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The New York herald., 1877-10-22

oct sadh 7n bark ras sw
Eliza Barss (r'. from New York; arrived llth, ready
s5 o @ s I'p s
o . on,d 3 81 q. Excelsior M , @ s Mso G , TsT
sigSwnrt from Prince Edward island, arrived 18th tsec
Arrived oet bris J. ritt OBJ, Inshsm, Liverpool
sailed sG. bark srnnswieE. Hutchinson, New York; 9TH.
sehr Fanny .ern, wnsor Cow Bay OF; ION bark Lady
cniSenA ISLANDS, Sept l5-In pors. slip Columbus,
,oAlLAo: Sept lo1Arrivsd stips Aus'rs, Gilmore, RIO
sailed aS.h; Sip @$ssrds Dr.. Hcksnss. y,lsnsia.
Marion M @ Te H. rIp vsn@rHso H, sysa
psj carolIton Lewis, ropr Uncle reby, woodside,
Europe, rcshppng cargo; Jereniab rhompson Hadlcy
Prime Leopold d,r,. goshrane AMI Vim Lsar,it go,
% nyss o ispsN Ne"asd s ws 1 % dv ssa%r as
ia,rcnd, Kelly from Rio Janeno arrived 9th; schr
DsssasHt Sept y In port. bark, Golden shesf r1cmp
iennia orr. lroa Boston viz Barbados arrived 2h DO.
seroner csam9 Fnrne Edw9ra sSn Taass
Dunnins; Go a. Adams Morrson and Josoph lsr' Men
ilAMrAs. Oct 3l-sailcd, steamer Bermnda tBr). An
Mosrryipeo' sept s-Arrived. barks Nucya Ignacia
ttsp Do,ras, brunswick Ga; 10Th. Mary Hideout (br
MosrnnAL, OCT is Arrived. steamer sardnian Datton,
Liverpool 10Th bark NorteD Hansen, do
Cleared 10th, bark Pareiero Mctiaw, Ayr.
PABLLoS DE fcA Sept i5-ln port, ships Alex Mcneil,
Sprnu BENJAMIN SewelI. Pcnfeil John Bryce. orse w
Russell tr) Oriental, Otis Parthia tbr). McAlistcr;
Paul Rev Mullen; San Carlos tNlci. Jossclyn Annie
isl Honses; barks Connauyht ti'rl, Richardson and
Marklahd tBr), Dnkin, all idg. .
l.uNrA fn Lonos sept i5-ln port ships Harry Morse.
Drummond; iIerculcs snow, Fransania oils; CITY Camp
(jr Clarke Oakland Purrngton: Napier Orr Sygott
Joso yhlne Rogers. Chrysots tr), owen; lnvinciDc,
strickland: Ross.gno d,u. STANLEY; barks Onceo Henry
aud II A Parr Uir), Robbins all ldg
picrou. Oct II Cleared brig Addie Hale, Shepherd.
Portland.
QuxnEc. Oct t0-Clcared steamer Moravian. Graham,
ivcrpool barss Monsoon, Svcndsen Warren Point Rosa.
is, Willis, Southampton; W Il higgie, Hatch Capo Town.
ASrwsRp. Oct 4-Sacd from tho Roads Oiinkn, Cupai-
itch Philadelphia 9th, BlOmidon Potter New YORK kcr.
slime, Sorenson. charleston.
ALGIEns, Oct lsncJ Lorely Marcusscn. New Orleans
%, Mora, Paterson, Pcnsacola
EaisEwArER. oct Arrived. Princess Alice. Quebec.
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BAncrLosA oc. s-saloa wycllIns 81. Fuller. New Or.

BARCELONA. Oct 5-saiied wyckne Isl. Fuller. New Or
x s Bs1oI s,I os. loArIyeS kuro, Hrssich, New ysrk
coswAy oe. oosaied. Emma crosby, Cape Breton.
corEynAers Oct i-passed. Daunobros, Kisrse from
Ds., oe, Arrived oculcakyls. Gordon New York for
Sailed 10th. 9 Ebbett. veas urom New York;. Var.
oneth F. Stoneman, from Quebec tor Londou z Ring
"fTan 5rSI Ssh Kan sinss 5GSs Tor DO fam
ainetar Rosenburg. London for Bull River IOsh
Dow from Calcutta tor unil "'A''''" e'''0
DOVER Oct so, Piod, Tarabochsa from Leith for New
fAYA, Sep, ls-Arrlvod. , Brown. Freeman. Liver
Sailed sep. IS, samael wackreli, Downg St Georgs
on Asric .rs saunders' der Liyrsrpos, Ks
olnaALrAn oet 4-Arrived, Lnsio. zsslosen. Fo.gron
Cleared I'd Geo shepherd Rich. Boston; 4sh Charles
inknsoes o oss sa',ysd Homss Quebec
hrll Oct % sDXrvsd vssdsn holm .sp Mirsmohi I'm
: hssnr, ocss- Arrived. Hope ssol.sn New SSrE.
sasS@ sss
Quebec Dolphin, Keens Nirsmichi 10Th Nydia 9usbee;
ie ssallard. kiisa, Do; iEsss, sassrs5ds kssoy
hsa o9S RRbsiS 3:
Sailed Oh. Der sas Ma,chou. Doboy. Aisucra. Banks.
Baltimore; Aph,,s: Nsrhs,son cIstos.s,own iosa.
'rsla Glesreii red Oh winona, Bray Bombay.
on the Biackwsscr iightsbip 7th. Golden Gate. from
Lsspcs oes ,Ars,ysd = " ssssson. Moore. Now York
tand entered out for do sainsacrs s Tindse Montreal;
irsDsrs N,ra rh,.asDIwa assnss;swn Esther
%sess @ ''n bsii.sS Ssa%sSss Do: sinSSS ao ~'S''
Eu,ered out eih Clara Eitz.n, Sandy Hook; Dagmsr,
Bolt; Now York; osmo. Jacobsen; Bull River
Bq eiyar c. indusirs r1ss Ssy osHnf Moo.,
Lyr1Leros, NJ. Aug Sailed, Ocean Chief Cook New
LANCASTER, Oct e-Arrrved, Rssna. Mramch; Jan.
LoNpoNDrRny. Oct s--Arrived, Huron. st John. NIB.
LISBON, Oct Arrived, Tenni. Johansen. Quebec.
MAAsLUIs Oct Z Sailed Indin. Hutchinson. New York.
MAnsrILLEs Oct 7-Saied Ben l.edi (s). Wright. Non
Orleans
NKw HAVEN, Oct o-zArr,ved. Princess Alice. Quebec
SEwcAsrLk oct nCiearsd ,nephenspns 81 Montreal
PLyMourir Oct 0 Sailed, Tarsus Poole New York
Sailed 9th CONDOR Olsen. Philadelphia; Glitner Halvor
QuEFSsrowN, Oct 0 Arrived Mary l.owerison, Smith,
Dorchester NIB, for Cork; 10TH Royal Welsh ts, Mon.
Sailed 9TH intrepid New York; 10th. Albert schulize
Reval
REvAL Oct 4-Arivcd, Royal Minstrel %. Taylor. Now
York.
SHIELDS uct o-saicd Coomasse. Taylor, Baltimore.
SWANSEA Oct o-clearcd. lanthe, Bull river.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct 9--Sacd, Hermann (s), Reichnann
SLIGO Oct arrived West Wind, Reddam, Quebec.
dleton. Nichols. from London for Cardiff.
SUNDERLAND Oct o-Arrived, Leonidas, Robertson Que
TKSnRIrrE, Sept 25-Arrived. Eioie Allen. Acevedo,
Geo ana ssss s o y vpssp Nav
Sth Marietta W, stepauovich do
BREMEN Oct 1o-The Union German schooner. from
Konigberg for Bristol, wheat ana the Mae,alcne Ger
man ship, which sailed oct for New York I'VE been IN
badly dnmngcd
GLASGOW Oct s. Tho Agii. from Prince Edward Island
Eday the Consul IT kirswa ana the saperp
tenden OF Customs have left TO take charge of the vessel
The New York herald., 1877-10-22

Schr w Bentley. bnkcr. Providence for New YORK
rchr Annie l. Palmer. Lewis Providence Tor New YORK
town DC
sehr Kate Scranton. Pond Providence for New YORK.
schr u Woolsey. Tirre Providence Tor New ! ork.
schr Miuquas, Phillips Providence for New YORK
scni sarntoga, Nckerson, Providence tor New YORK;
sehr Lizzie small Warwick. Fall River Tor New YORK.
schr Ann Tipple, Bacon. Fa, River for Sew York.
schr 4 Kendall. FAN River for New York.
Sclir Tex Davis. New London for New YorS
Schr Gloucester. Rogers. New London for New YORK.
sclir Cornelius, Fengar, New London for New lork
schr Palladium. Ryder East Greenwich for New York
schr Ida Palmer. Palmer. stamford Tor New YORK
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Bolivar. Geer New Yorx for New London aud
Norwich
schr Evergreen. Towncr Hoboken for Providence. .
schr Annie Il kctcham, ketchan. Alexandria Tor new
haven land anchored OH llammands FlaIsl.
Steamer D !; Martin. for New Haven before reported
still remains at anchor of the Herald Telegraph station
The New York herald., 1877-10-22
SPOKEN.

Ship Stornoway (sr), Storm. from Havre for Southwest
Pass. Oct ,. lat 40. Ion 81
ship Lizzie F.nne Br), Smith, from Liverpool for Sa
vannah. Oct s. lat 5. lon 8.
Bark Kolga tGer). from New York for Sydney NSW, Aug
80, lat ~ 81 N, lon 35 w.
Bark Wave Queen lsr). Wilson, from Liverpool Tor sgd
ney. b. Sept ~, lat 40. Ion IL
harK showing OPS I'D L. for San Francisco, Aug I5
lat N Ion - w.
Brig Mechanic Kelly from Cardiff for Pernambuco. Oct
8 lat 81 N. Ion ".
The New York herald., 1877-10-22
CHRIS TOPPER FLECKE.

Ex-Assemblyman Christopher Feckc died yesterday
at his residence IN this city from pneumonia. Mr..
Flecko very vol known especially TO the German
voters Of the zenith district which he represented In
the Assembly OF 1871 and 10 the OF last winter.
lie WIS young man OF good address and quite active
democrat IN tho politcs OF hts OF the city
and time Seriously spoken OF as the prob
able candidate THIS year oi the democratic party for
tho sixth Senate district.
The New York herald., 1877-10-22
NOTICE TO MER CHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping shpmasters in formed
that by telegraphing HERALD London Bureau
dressing "Bennet No 46 Fleet London, tho
Paris Office, addressing "Bsnuet, 81 Avenue dc Popera,
Paris, the and departures European
Easern ports Of American ani all foreign vessels trading
with the United States. the will bo cabed to this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving ut aud sailing from French and Mcdi
ports will find the Paris Office tho economi-
cal and a exneditious tor telcgranhing news.
The New York herald., 1877-10-22
WHALEMEN.
chr Antarctic. Bell, Of

Arrived at st Michaels Sept 49, schr Antarctic Bell OF
Provincetown.
letter dated Sept 2s from Capt Atkins of chr Agat,s
of Provincetown her Michaals III OO Dbl
sp oil also reports schr Edward Lee tkins $50 bbs sp
Heard that schr VIM Grozier, Roberts, cruising OF
the Islands; report O
The New York herald., 1877-10-22
THE NEW DOMINION.

NEGOTIATIONS ron RECIPROCITY TREATY
PROMISED.
MONTREAL, Oct. 81, 1877.
The nomination of II. Laurcr, the newly appointed
Minister OF Inland Revenue, took place Saturday in
Arthabaska county In his address Mr Luurcr stated
that the government would enter upon negotiations
Immediately with the United States government Tor
reciprocity treaty.
The New York herald., 1877-10-22
GILMAN AT AUBURN.

AUBURN N. Y, Oct. 81, 1877.
William q. Gilman, the forger, on his reception ut
the prison this morning, said he asked no different
treatment than that accorded TO the other convics
He hoped to conduct himself IN a manner TO deserve
the goodwill OF his Keeper. Ho wished 10 take his
punish ment Ind explate his crme
The New York herald., 1877-10-22
FIRE ON STATEN ISLAND.

A 6re broke out early yesterday morning in York
avenue New Brighton, Staten Island in the northwest
ond OF tho largo brick coach house and stables
aud occupied by Charles n. Hamilton The damage
done amounted TO about SO, 000.
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MRS, II. q. NH.

Mrs II. G. Hili, vile Of John Hin, and well known
In New York, died October 5, at tho Radnor House,
Hamilton, Bermuda Islands, aged cghty.onc.
The New York herald., 1877-10-22

YACHTS, s'rEAMBOA st.
SLOOP NErflE N SdIin ~ TONS; YAGnT 33xi3.
Dcose cabin hard wood uus old must he soil;
both bar aims tor cash. Apply TO ALONZO l.. SMITH,
Yacht Builder. Isip, L. L
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.
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BELOW.
MARITIME MISCELLANY

Monroe -
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An OVATION TO MAJOR WALSH.

Thus the consent OF Sitting Bull was finally pro-
cured by audacity ON the part Of Major Walsh,
which amounted to genirs No other white
man had ever volunteered TO lead O Sioux
TO the camp he was greeted with demon
strations such as, perhaps. were never
made to palelacc since The days Of pocahontas.
The prcttiest young squaws ran out from the
kissed him violently. one old chief harangucd the
camp, bestowing on him excessive praise At the
close OF his address the superannuary approached
the Major and said aloud
RARE COMPLIMENT.
II always knew you were brave mani now
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FOREIGN PORTS.

WEATHER REPORT.
HotynrAp, Oct y. PM-wind SW. moderate; cloudy
The New York herald., 1877-10-22
ADDRESS or THE COMMISSION.

ave sent as commission by the President
OF the United States at the request Of the govern.
ment OF the Dominion OF Canada TO meet you.
The President has instructed US 10 say to you
that he desires 10 make lasting place with
you and your people. lie desires that all
hostiitics shall close and that all the people or the
United States shall live together In harmony lie
wishes this. not for the sake OF the whites
alone. but for -FOUR sake as well, and he has
entrusted us TO say that II you WIN return
to your country ana hereafter refrain from acts OF
hostility against It's government and people full
pardon will be given TO you for all acts committed
in the past; that no matter what those
acts have been no attempt win be made TO
punish any man among you; that what
H. past shall be forgotten, and that you shall be re.
ccivcd in the friendly spirit In which tho other In
dams who have been engaged in Lostitles against
The New York herald., 1877-10-22
GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS.

Both Commissioners entered without ado upon
the performance of task in which they were
given no discretion whatever They were simply
to state the case of the United States government
await Sitting Bulbs reply, decide whether to ex-
postuate with hIm or not, and retire.
An excellent stenographer, Mr.. Jay Stone was
present. The interpreters, one employed by the
Commissioners and two by Sitting Bull, sat near.
The utmost pains had been taken by the Commits
terpretors before the conference. The address
was therefore, literally transcribed to Sitting Bull
as follows. 1t was read sentence by sentence BY
General Terry, ana translated IN due order by Bnp-
tiste, his interpreter
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03
Shcrif'S Sales,

PY virtue of sundry OK ecutions to mo
- directed, l will offer for sale before
tho court House door in Winnsboro, S. c.,
on ttIc first Monday in February next,
within the legal hours Of sale, for cash, the
following describedproperty to wit:
Tw lty-tive bushels of corn, fifty bush
els of cotton seed, more or less, and three
stacks offoddcr, levied on us the property
of James Richburg at the suit of Gladden.
Il Grigsby and others.
ALSO,
Ono bale Of cotton, q small lot Of seed
cotton, and small lot of corn, the prop
erty Of Fred Wade and others, at the suit
OF GLADDEN. & Grigsby,
ALSO,
One bay horse, tho property of John c.
Bell, at the suit Of Kinurd & Wiley.
ALSO,
Ono bay mare mulc, the property Of
Nathan Mays, ut the suit Of Vim. II.
Lyles.
ALSO,
One bay mare, the property of Samuel
Thompson, at the suit of Thomas Blair.
Sheriff's Office S. w. RUFF.
Winnsboro, S. G. SEC.
Jan. II, 1877.
ian lS-3
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03

CotLEoT1oN OF Taxes. The office
OF Mr., James @. Davis is still atten-
ded by numbers Of taxpayers who
desire to pay their portion in sup,
port Of the Constitutional Govern
mept Of the, State, Most Of those
paying have rendered more than
the ten per cent called for by Gov
ernor Hampton
Among those who paid early was
Mr., N. Levin, Jr., who, though not
owning any property in Fairfield
and not 'liableifor any taxs in this
county. contributed five dollars---tive
years POL taxrTto, the Hampton
Government.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03

A CoRREcT1oN.-In THE News AND
HERALD of January 90, we published
the following, as "showing the spirit
of Lancaster" a-
Mr.. ~. B. Whites, tax agent
opened his Office in Lancaster Jan
nary 10th. During the day he took
in ST, ,060, about one-seventh of the
proposed amount, The people
were anxious to pay. An old colorred
man. VIM. DeWalt, better known as
"Uncle Billy" insisted on contribu-
ting dollar, though he owns no
property and is exempt from the
poll tax. Mr.. Pettis Chick, whose
quota was only $13, said that wasn't
enough for Hampton, and paid $50
more Mr. s. X. Dick, q Georgia
cotton buyer, asked leave to con-
tribute a ten dollar bill, which was
granted. The whole amount called
for will be paid.
This paragraph referred really to
Neaoberry, and we gladly make the
correction,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03
United States Of America. Dis
triCt Of South Carolina.

FOURTH C1HCU1T-1N CIRCUIT COURT
Harvey Terry, complainant, vs.. tho Plan
ter's Bank of Fairfield, et nj. In Equity.
Bill for Account, Relief, &c.
PY mn order of tho 18th December,
~ 1876 in tn above stated cause, |
was directed, MS Special Master. to take
the testimony and report all tho facts in
the cause pertinent to n full determination
thereof, and in pursuance to snid order
notice is hereby given to all persons cred
!tors of said Bank apd owning or hold
appear before me ut my Office in tho CITY
OF Charleston on or before the lst day of
March next and prove and file the same,
or in default thereof will be deprived of
the benefits of any decree which may be
made in the cause.
j. Il. HAGOOD,
Jan At Special Master.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03
SHAVING SALOON,

THE undersigned takes this method of
l. informing The public that he has
opened o Shaving and n iiairtoutting
Saloon in the room two doors west Of the
post,,ofice, where he will take pleasure in
with Q call. Everything in his line done
in the latest and most fashionable style.fi.
/ jan ls1h5 aHiSIaYFflNRY TOOtE.. ,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03
FINAL DISCHARGE.

n OT!CEis hereby given to oil and sim
IN gular the creditors of Thomas Stitt,
deceased, that application will pc made
to the Judge of Probate for Fairfield
County, in Winnsboro ut 10 o'clock in
tho forenoon on tho 7th of March next for
final discharge and letters dismissory.
All persons concerned must shew cause, if
any, on or before that day.
JAMES l.. MARTIN,
J. y. w. STIWr,
feb 3-txlm Executors.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03
10 the School Trustees Of Fair
field County. '..

'HEkE are no funds at present nvaila-
County. Nor can it be ascertoinod when
there will be. AS the deficiencies which
have yearly accrued in unpaid certificates
have materially affected the welfare of the
educational system, we have decided
after mature delihamtion not to
add to this embarrassment. 1t therefore
becomes our duty reluctantly TO notify
you to close ri public schools which
further. notice from us. We recommend
the establishment of pay schools wherever
practicable So soon as any funds ore
received for the use Of the schools they
will be rc-opencd.
WILLARD RICHARDSON, .
j. MEANS DAVIS, . :. !
T. r. !; )BERTSON
Jan 81 copn Board Of Examiners.
JUST RECEIVED.
A Cnsls of t'.n Celebrated PILSENER
-1-BEER bottled Mt tho Kaiser Brewery
at Bremen. F'. sale at SITS per dozen.
ALSO,
A cask Pnlo Sherry Wine, for
table use, 0 pergallon, .tfr-,.l
CENTENNIAL BAR, n
f. W. Habenicht, Proprietor.
Jan 81 rr,.., t.grr
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03

A negro named Prince Pinknsy was
brought to town on Wednesday,
charged with M attempt to commit
mn outrage upon q respectable lady
living in the Lopgtown neighbor-
hood. We trust he will suffer the
severast penalty known to the law.
Our regret is that the amended law
lnfiicts too mild o penalty. The
brute deserves to die on the gal
lows,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03
Winnsboro Chapter No. z
", fi r.. A.. M.

"A regular convpoation of this
"a Chapter will be held ON Monday,
February 9th, at u o'claek, p. m,
Companionswilf pie como prepared
to pay dues. .H-N. 2t +S7NfTFH
WM. N, CHANDLER, "itt'
Jan o. " SeoretarJ.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03

IHE GUBERNAToR4AL QUEsTIoN.-
The question of the govarnorship of
South Carolina came squarely before
Judge Mackey at Chester, as will be
seen from the following telegram
from that place, dated january 81 =
The hudeas conpus case of AMI
Rosborough. who was pardoned by
Governor Hampton, came up for a
hearing to day before Judge Mackey
on the return of the sheriff to the
writ. The sheriff in his return de.
MES that Wade Hampton is Govern
or Of South Carolina, and denies
therefore that the paper purporting
to be warrant of pardon is q valid
pardon.
The case was argued for the pris-
oner very lyby Gen. w. A, Walk
Ell, and in support of the sheriff's
return by Il. @. CASTOR, solicitor of
the circuit, and John A. Bradley, Jr.
Judge Mackey rendered his de-
cision Immediately upon the close of
the argument, holding that Wade
Hampton was duly elected Governor
and was installed pursuant to the
Constitution. In the course of his
decision Judge Mackey said that if
the essence must yield to the manner
and the substance to the form, then
D. III. Chamberlain has never been
Governor Of the State for the Con.
stitution declares, in Section 3, Arti.
Gle 3, that the Governor shall be
installed on day to be provided for
by Inv, and the General Assembly
has never passed an act designating
such day,
This point has not before been
presented in the case. The bar here
regard this opinion of Judge
Mackey's as clear and conclusive
upon the issues involved, and believe
that it will carry conviction every
where to the legal mind of the coun-
try. Judge Mackey announced that
he would file his written opinion in
the case on. Saturday,
A similar case has likewise arisen
In Aiken county. Governor Hampton
sent to the sheriff q pardon for
Benjamin Cato, confined in iail
under sentence for malicious mis-
chief, and the prisoner was at once
released by the sheriff, Mr.. Milledge
T. HALEY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03
We note, rs nm Indication of tho |

We note, rs an indication of the
confidence Of the business men in
the strength and stability Of the
Hampton Government, the fact that
the Wmnsbpro National Bank has
paid it's quota to the Special Agent
here. This bank is under the
management Of some of the best
fnanciers in South Carolina, and
the fact that such corporation
recognizes and supports the Hamp-
ton Government is good index of
the state of feeling among business
mon and capitalists gonarally. All
over the State the earliest and most
ibera4 responses to the Governors
call have been from successful busi
ness men,
The total amount collected by
Special Agent Davis, up to four
o'olocks on Friday afternoon, ia
$11O7.l3.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03

SFRMoN TO THE YoUNa.-The Rev.
j. nj. Todd, pastor Of the Associate
Reformed Church, will deliver a
sermon to tho young, by request of
the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton of Winnsboro, to morrow night,
in tho Methodist Church. There
will DO no services in the other
churches, The public are invited to
attend.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03
Notice to Taxpayers.

r will visit the following.nam ed pl aces,
l. at times specified, to receive the
Hampton Contributions
Winnsboro, until February G.
Fcasterville, " 2.
Monticello, .H. f.s. s.
Jenkinsville, Z" g.
Horeb, " IL.
Durham's (Boulware's Store,) " l2.
Gladden's Grove, " IS.
Woodward's .......... :. ii.
White Oak, " Is.
Doko, 16,
hldgeway, 17-I9.
"lnnsboro, till February, Is.
JAMES @. DAVIS,
Jan 3l-X2f2 Special Agent.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03
Tota1 Stems.

RAILROAD SoHEDULEs.-Thef follow
ing are tho hours at which the trains
on the G. G. and A. r. r. pass
Winnsboro
REGULAR PAssENaER-N1Gup.
For Charlotte, Ito, A, M,
For Augusta, 2.33, A. NJ,
ACCOMMODATION FREranr-DAY.
For Augusta, 1925, A. H..
For Charlotte, 11.33, A. n.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03

We learn of the death of Mrs.
Easter Heron, the mother of
Mr.. r. A. Heron, q we'll known
citizen of this county. Mrs. Heron
had reached the advanced age of
ninety-two years.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03

Governor Hampton has appointed
MIR. L. II. Robertson trial justice for
Fairfield county. Mr.. Robertson
has held the office for two years
past, and his re-oppointment will
give general satisfaction.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03

The town pump is again out of
order, greatly to the Inconvenience
of many of the citizens.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-03

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The STATE GRANaE-The State
Grange of the Patrons of fHusbandry
in South Carolina will hold it's annu
al meeting at Columbia on Wednes-
day next Delegates will be passed
over the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta, and the Wilmington, co.
lumbia and Augusta Railroad at the
special rate of three cents per milo
each way. Delegates must purchase
round trip tickets such tickets to
be good from the 9Th to the 12 inst,
inclusive. Over the Greenville and
Columbia Railroad round trip tickets
will be sold at the same rate, from
the 5th to the 9TH, good for ten days.
The same privilege is extended to
the families of delegates. On the
South Carolina RAILROAD excursion
tickets will be sold to delegates and
their families at six cents per mile
for the round trip-being about half
the regular rates. The hotels in
Columbia make to delegates great
reductions in their charges, as will
be seen from the following schedule
of rates
Wheeler House, $3.50 per day.
Columbia Hotel, $3.50 per day.
Mansion House, $1.50 to $1.75 per
day.
Roses Hotel, $3.50 per day
Central Hotel, $3.50 per day.
Hendrix House, $500 per day.