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HOTELS.
FOR SALE.

Tor SALE HOUSE - Brick dwelling, Z
Il rooms, large lot. street improved central;
will be sold at bargain. Apply to II. W.
GUNNISON, Dayton, Ky. mh5
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TOR RENT-HoUSE-B Brick of eight rooms,
il 20 East Third street, Covington, Kv.; street
railroad both ways fifteen minutes walk
from Cincinnati Post-ofice. 2.4t
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
CHIMNEY SWEEPIl

And step ladders for sale and repaired. 2. TET-
TENBORN. 2l9 W. Fifth at. jas-tt-W sam
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Governor Of South Carolina.

LARGE SALE OF STocKs AND BONDS
Tho Southern Railway Security
Company advertise for sale their
entire interest in the several South
ern companies they have for some
yenrs controlled. This would seem
to Indicate failure OH the part of
the company to realize good profit
on their Southern investments-a
fact which would probably occasion
much surprise. AS showing the ex-
tent to which this association inv est
ed in railroad stocks and bonds, we
give the following list of securities
now offered for sale - r.
6,S71 Shares Richmond md Peters
burg Railroad Company's Stock.
1852 Shares Wilmington, Columbia
and Augusta. RAILROAD Company's
Stock.
100000 Income Convertible Bonds
of same Company.
9,129 Shares Northeastern Is. o.
Railrond Company's Stock.
4,514 Shares Cheraw andDarlington
Railroad Company's Stock.
1904 Shares Charlotte, Columbia
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Instructions TO officials.

Governor Hampton has issued
tho following letter of instructions
for the guidance OF county officers
elected at the last general election
Every person elected to Office ut
the lest general election will, where
bond is required by law, execute
such bond, have it duly appprovetl
by tho County Commisaioners of
tho county, and recorded in the
Registry of Mesne Conveyance for
the county, and will also take the
oath Of Office required by law, and
return the gumo to this office,
together with the official bond; and
upon receipt of the same, with proof
that the bond has been duly ap-
proved and recorded, q commission
will issue, in due course. The right
to tho Office is derived from the
election and not from tho commits
sion; tho latter is only On evidence
Of the election, and the delay in for
warding it does not in any way
affect the title to the office or the
right to perform the duties of it.
All persons elected to office are
requested to qualify as early as
possible and enter upon tho dis,
charge Of the duties of their re,
spective Offices. In case tho inoum-
bent refuse to doliver possession,
proceedings should DO at once in
instituted in the courts to compel
him to vacate tho Office.
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WANT OF CoNrIDENcE. is
depressed, md the industries of the
whole country hags. Ask the cause
and you are told it is duo to "want
of confidence" Ask the few who
have not used DIR. TuTr's HAIR DYE,
and they say 81 have no confidence
in it. / lave been 80 often hum
bugged by such articles" We ask
them to read the following testim-
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n@tter8 In Columbia.

There have been but fow items OF
news from Columbia during tho past
week. The Congressional sub
corlmittse--from tho Houge-Las
flushed its labora, and returned to
Washington, where the entire COM
laittee sent to tho South will sit,
collate the evidence taken, and cub
NIT their final report. The result
of tho committeo's inquiries in this
State is given III tho following dis
patch to the Neaes and Courier,
from it's special reporter, dated De
cember %, 1875 -
Tho House Congressional Sub
Committee spent the day in examin-
ing witnesses, white and colorod,
relative to the alleged intimidation
of Republican voters, and adjourned
this evening sine die. This COM
mittee, composed Of Mr.. Sayler,
chairman, and Judges Laurence and
Abbott, give it as their conclusion,
after most careful examination
lasting three weeks, that they be-
lieve that majority Of the votes
actually cast by tho voters of tho
State ore for the Hayes and Wheeler
Electors, as shown by the precinct
managers returns, and that the
majority runs from 600 to 800, with
out questioning any Of the rei". as.
If this was any thing but great
national question and was to be do
cided upon more technical points,
there are probably precincts enough
where the vote was marked by fatal
Irregularities to overturn this ro
suit
I asked as to the result in regard
to the State ticket.
My informant (Tr. Sayley) repli-
ed: $50 far ns tho State election is
concerned, there is no doubt that
Hampton 10 elected by eleven hun
| dred maj jority, aud, inmy Judgment,
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PROCLAMATION! !!

10y authority Invested in mo an the
LEADER OF Low PRICES
do hereby summon and command all
persons in the County of FaicAeld, state
Of South Carolina, to proceed at once to
the large and commodious establishment
Of II. Il. DANNENDERG. and there
elect and buy thoir ENll and Winter
supply Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps Ladies' and
Gents Notions, dc, and bring with thom
their ready change, that may give them
all Tho benefits which 1 dcsirc by buying
my goods for Cash.
And it is further ordered, by my au-
thority, that l must and shall comDoie
with any house i'll my line, either in
Charleston, Columbia or Charlotte. And
all persons failing 80 to do, will bo al
judged the enemies Of Good GoOds at
E1osv h'S:ces and punished by going
elsewhere and buying thcirgoods.
And it IL further ordered That all those
who are Indebted to me-, shall rcDnir ut
once to this place and close their accounts
All those failing to do no. will hereafter be
debarrcd from ever ag"in.reccivins Credit
at my House.
Signed, sealed and delivered, this 10Th
day of November, 1876.
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Address to the People OF South Cero.
lima.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Jan. l, 1877.

COLUMBIA, >. o., Jan. l., 1871.
In accordance with and under the
authority given by the recent res-
oiutioas o. tho House of Represent
atives, I hereby call upon all faithful
law-abi2ing and loyal citizens Of
South Carolina who desire to main
tain the government Of their choice
to como forward promptly, and to
pay te" per cent. Of the amount Of
tie t>1cs paid by them lest year.
Due notice will be given to the cit
liens Of each county Of tho appoint
men5 Of some proper agent for the
collection of tho contribution here
called for Tho resolutions of the
House Of Representatives. authoriza
call for twenty-five por cent. OF
last years taxes, but all imme<lin te
wants Of the legitimate government
OF the State can be supplied if the
people will l'espon l generally to the
cali here made for ten per cent. The
inmates of the charitable and penal
institutions Of the State are now
slnerinS for want Of proper supplies,
and it is TO meet their needs which
appeal TO rs go strongly that funds
arc now required.
1t is for the people of South Car
olinn now to determine whether they
will support the government they
have installed or the attempted
usurpation which is only upheld by
tie bayoncts OF the Federal troops.
[ Gln but the representative Of the
people Of the State, and to their 90
cieion I shall bow with profound 70
spect. AS long az they choose to
support me- as tho duly elected Gov.
ernor, I shall maintain that position;
and if supported by them I feel safe
in assuring them that that their
rights will soon be firmly established
and fully recognized. Our cause is
just, and we have left its vindication
to the highest legal tribunal of the
States. I adjure our people, there
fore, to be stendfast, law-abiding and
peaceful, and I pray that the new
year will bring to them the blessings
Of peace and Of prosperity.
WADE HAMPTON,
q nuof,,n,. nf Go,,tb Gn.el.,,a
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and Augusta Railroad Compa

and Augusta Railroad Compa
ny's Stock.
10 Sharos South Carolina Railroad
Companys Stock.
1000 Wilmington, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad Company =
First Mortgage Bonds.
$4,000 notes Of the Wilmington,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad
Company, maturing from 1877
to 1882
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Sale Of Mortg0ged PrOperty.
jan 2 At

n pursuance ofnuthority conferred on
4 mo by power f attorney contained
in deed hy Henry Rush ard Mary A.
e. Rush, Of da:c the 2:!nd ,lay of Mnroh,
1879, l. acting for ana on behalf of my
as=ignccs. hiekgrS. Witto Bros, will offer
for sale Oh the first Monday in February
next, Mt public outcry to tho highest bid
DIR, before the court house door in
Winneboro, between the hours of II
o'clock, a. M, aud S O'clock y. III. the
fol!swjng described property, to Wit
al! that lot or parcel Of land situated
and lying III tie county Of Fairfield and
State of South Carolina. uron the head
waters Of $o:ius Greek, bounded on tho
north by lands Of George Moor. on tho
south by lands Of Franklin A!rCloul, on
the east by land, Of Louisa Melton, and
on the west hy lands of Henry Helms. nnd
containing THREE HUNDRED Acnxs, more
or less.
ALSO,
Ono irongr mare, three COVE and
three calves.
THIS Sn!o is for tho purpose OF
fH1"closi1i;; a mortgage given 60 mo hy
Henry Nush und A!ury 4 f. Rush, OF date
the 2::rIi day @: 'ay&h, 1870.
Terms Of sale, CASH.
Purchaser u pay for papors.
jan st Y. H. CLARKE.
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United States Of America. DIG
trict Of South Carolina.
EoUnrH ClECu1r-1N CIRCUIT COURT.

FoUNTH CiECulT--IN CIRCUIT COURT.
Harvey Terry. Complainant, vs. tho Plan
ters Bank of Fairfield. ct. nj. In Equity
biil for Account, Relief, 60.
R1 an ordor Of tho 18th December
- 1876, in the above stated cause, /
was directed, as Special Master. to tnko
the testimony and report all the facts in
t,c cause pertinent to- full determination
thereof, aid i'll pursuance to said order
notice is hereby given to all persons cred
,tors OF said Bank and owning or hand
ing Bills. ''or claims against tho snmc to
appear before mo ut my Office in tho city
oi Charleston Oh or before tho lat day of
March noxt and prove AMI flo tho sn me-
or IN default thereof will DO deprived of
the benefits Of any decreo which may DO
made III the cause.
J. f. HAGOOD,
Jan At Special Master.
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA

COUNTY or FAIEFIELD.
Thos. Neely, administrator Of Estate OF
Ann Walling, Deceased, vs. Elizabeth
Walhng. Jno. Walling and othors.
TN obedience to an order from the
l. Court of Probate, mado in tho above
steted case, will offer for sale on the
first Monday in January next. before tho
Court House door in Winngboro, 8. c.,
tho tract of land belonging to the esteto Of
Ann WGlling, deceased, containing seven
ty-tour acres. moro or lcsa. and bounded
by lands Of Mrs. Martha Black, estato OF
Philip Walling and others.
TEEMs OF sAI.R- ono-half cash on day OF
sale, balance in one and two years there.
after, equal instalments secnred by Bond
and Mortgage with interest from
day OF sale. Purchasers to pay TO,
necessary papers.
s.. w RUFF,
jan Aim $40.
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Tho Masonic Celebration.

The Masons of this place, com
prised in Adoniram Lodge Of Per
fcction, Winnsboro Chapter, No 2
II. A. H., and Winnsboro Lodge
No. IL, A. f. NJ, joined in celebra
ton Of The Festival of Saint John
tho Evangelist, the 9th day Of
December. AT tho hour appointed
the members Of the different bodies
above mentioned formed in pro
cession, and, headed by the
Citizens Cornet Band, marched to
tho residence Of Rev. Bro. G. f.
Chichester, who hed beon selected
SO deliver IN address appropriate &c
the occasion. He was then escor t.
ell to the hall. Tho exerciccs were
opened with & brief address by Bro.
r. l.. Dennenberg, Of Adoniram
Lodge OF Perfection, who stated
that in thus celebrating st. John'x
Day, the Ninsons of this community
revived O pleasing custom which had
prevailed for many years, and that
this revival would be the beginning
OF it's continued observance. nc
closed by announcing that, in &C.
cordance with the universal practice
of tho Masonic fraternity, the
exercises would bo opened with
prayer. After prayer by Rov
Bro J. S. Connor, tho orator of ths
occasion, Rev. Bro. Chichester, was
introduced. We regret that We
have not space to give his address
in full; and any synopsis that VIC
might attempt, would be doing
justice neither to the learned speak,
er nor to tho interesting theme he
handled 80 well. The address en-.
bodied review of tho origin, pro
gross and general history of Mason
ry; statement Of the principles
underlying the institution an i'm
partial discussion Of the objections
from time to time urged against it
and an enumeration of some Of tho
more important moral lessons
taught in the order. The speaker
closed with an earnest appeal to TIC
Masonic brethren to be true to thei,
VOWS, end TO be Jealous, earnest ans
lahorious in furthering the aims O.
the fraternity, increasing its use
tulaoss ona maintaining its honor.
After music, Past Master VIM. N
Chandler, Of Winnshoro Lodge
arose and, addressing Past Musto,
Henry n. Obear, presented thai
Gontloman with very handsome
Masonic iewsl--n token of esteem
from the Lodge tho speaker repxc
sented sir. Obear, in accepting th.
gift, expressed i'll feeling language thu
qualification afforded him by tho
action Of his brethren, and The hop,
that he would bo cnabled to Chow
his appreciation in future by e. re-
newcd Zeal for tho prosperity of tho
order.
The exercises were closed with {
bcnediction pronounced by Rov
Bro. j. S. Cunnor.
We trust that tiiis custom O.
celebrating st. Johns Day, sc
"uspiciouoly revived, will be haro
after observed without interruption
from any cause.
j IE,f i,, L..
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the balance of the Democratic State
ticket is also elected
asked if tho Investigation was
concluded. He said it WAS, as the
work of tho subcommittee is done
and it will not assemble here again.
The Charleston committee will
probably be detained there
until Sunday or Monday, Mr.
Sayler also stated that the Robbins
box was the only one thrown out, as
it was not claimod, evon by the Re-
publicGns. AS the box WAS open
only from abont 2 to G O'Clock, it
would have required six men to the
minute TO be sworn snd voted to
make up the number claimed to have
slega)!y voted there. In regard to
the testimony Of tho United States
officers, MIR. Seyler said: "'Tho tcs
tmony Of thrso gentlemen entirely
set nKido that Of tho negroes az to
intimidation at tho polls, aMd these
officers were brought N to testify
without any reference to their poll
ties, for the purpose Of getting Gil
Important and unbiased statement
upon this hend" III reference to
the Ellonton Riot he said that it
had no political Significance, and
waa not regarded by tho committee
at all, ovon by tho Republican mem
bors.
In conclusion Mr.. Sayler said "I
think Hampton will be governor of
this State. lie is elected and ought
TO be. There is no question about
his election, in my judgment, If tho
returns indicate the election Of
Hayes, sc no doubt thoy do, much
moro do they Indicate the election
Of Hampton and I say without any
mental reservation whatever. that !
think That Hayes aud Wheeler, end
Hampton and tho entire Democratic
State ticket havo boon elected by
docisive majority"
In tic Supr ONO Court tho quo
aoarramto case against the Hayes
electors came to OH end by the re-
f1sal of the Radical olaima nts,
through their counsel, Corbin, to
racognizo the Jurisdiction of the
court, and non appearance when
the case was called for final hear
ing. The Court took the record, md
holds tho matter under advise
ment
The habeas corpus case before
Judge Carpenter, Of which mention
WAC made last week, was brought
to q close on Saturday last. Tho
superintendent Of the pon;tentiary
was represented by Messrs. Barker,
Youmans and Maxwell, and Alr.
Chamberlain was represented by r.
b. Elliott and D. r. Corbin. The
caae was argued at great length by
the counsel on each side. Judge
Carpenter reserved his decision.
MASONIC ELEcTIoNs.--At the last
regular communication Of HVinns-
boro Lodge, No. II, a. IT,. M,
the following officers were installed.
80 serve during tho ensuing Masonic
year:
W. G. Jordan, w. N.
r. J.. Dcnnenberg, S. W.
j. F.;.McAfester, J. W.
4. F..Gooding, Treasurer.
Nm. N. Chandler, Secretary.
G. h. McCants, $. d.
r. +. Lsetch, j. ID.
K: K: y: y: h,tSn; heoSa, Stewards.
4. 1icHcn2ie, Tiler
81 the annual communication Of
Monticello Lodge, Flo. 100, held on
the 9th ult., the following officers
were installed to servo for like
period:
Jocob N. Busby,W. NJ.
j. Bunyan Davis, S. ".
II. NJ. Xealy, j. w.
r.. T Marlborough, S. n.
II. ". Ovens, j. d.
Y. e. Bell, Secretary.
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I: s Z Is ALL TWsysEvT$z1'ss u IL
TO
All parties indebted TO
r. j. McCARLEY.

r. j. McCARLEY boys onco moro and
for tho last timo TO invite nli parties VI 10
have not yet squared up ptkcir accounts to
do so ut once, in order 10 avoid legal
expenses.
j., S.-Ho also bess TO inform everybody
that he now intends doing Il cash bn,in rDs
and that no orders OH and after lst Jan.
1877 unacconpanisd by tho cash will not
be filed.
ian
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Administrators Sale,

10y authority of Jno. J. Neil, Esq
- Judge Of Probate for Fairfield coun
ty, INill Offer for sale, at public outcry
on the 5,h day Of January. 1877 at the
residence of Mrs. +. II. May6eld in this
county, all the personal property belong
deceased.
TERMs,-Cash.
ROBT. G. ARNETT,
IT. Administrator
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TIL T. LOCAL COLUMN

ls woll filled with town and county nova
FIRST-CLASS FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
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Terma of Subscription, payable invaria-

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Five copies, one year, at $2.75.
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WinNsbolo Building and Loan
Association.
N''E "3rd y gular monthly meeting OF
l. the "inu~hmo ruiiding and Loan
4 socia'ion will bo held in the Town
Hall On Monday evening. tho Sth iuet. 1T
2 O'clock. Mcmber, i'll bring their book
and pay their monthly ins'nlmcnis Mt or
before that titae, otherwise the penalty Of
twenty cent" rcr phsrc will be charged
after tho meeting. There will 10 81 90
TO 81 zoo fur lvnn
y Il. FLENNlkEN,
jan Sec. and Treas.
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WEEK OF PRAYEn.-In accordance
with tho request OF the Evangelical
Alliance, That tho week after the frat
Sabbath in January he sat apart by
Christians Of all denominations in
every part of the world, as a season
of prayer for special purposes,
thore will be services held in the
various churches of this place every
afternoon during the coming week,
IS follows: On Monday and Thurs
DAY, in tho Methodist church on
Tuesday and Friday in the Associ-
ate Reformed Presbyterian church
and on Wednesday, and Saturday in
Presbyterian church--servicos to
commence at 4 o'clock. A full at
tendaecc is earnestly desired.
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MIR. Wyatt NJ. Propet is author
lied to receive subscriptions to TIL
News AND HERALD and receipt for the
same. He will DO found az all times
st this Office, and we trust ho will be
, kept busily employed.
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arc pleased to learn that lts prosper.
ity is constantly on the increase. A
journal that has done such splendid
service for tho State in every emer-
gency since its establishment certain
ly deserves IL warm and general sup
port from those whose cause it has
SO ably and effectively espoused.
The publishers have our renewed
wished for continued prosperity.
A now counterfeit $1,000 green
back has como into the possession Of
the treasury detectives Tho note
was discovered in the West, and the
plate upon which it was printed is
said to have been in existence twoa'or
thrco years, and is believed to DO the
work of the notorious Tom Ballard,
now undergoing n thirty years sen
tcncc Of imprisonment for counter
feiting.' The counterfeit is m excel
lent and dangerous one, which found
It's way to the treasury. It had been
taken by bank and paid out again
TIE HAMPTON BALL-Tho Hamp~
ton Bail, which had been in expecta-
ton for some weeks, came off OH
Monday night at the Thcspian Hall.
Despite the extremely unpropitious
weather, there were larse number
Of ladies' and gentlemen present.
Without going into details, it is
enough to say that the Ball was
in every way ect.succoss. The
music, furnished by the Celumbie
Opera House Eand, was unusually
fine, end unior its inspiration the
young people vent heartily into the
dance. The supper was undoubtcd-
" one Of the finest spread in Winns-
boro for many years. Tho party
kept up tAoir enjoyment till very
late hour, and thon desistod, not 10
cause they felt so inclined, but be-.
cause it was time. The entire man
agenont reflects great credit OH the
gentlemen constituting the several
committees.
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EGG NOGG for the HOLIDAYS
FOR SALE OR RENT.

offer for sale or rent tho roeidence
l. located on Ysndcrhorst street, near
tho Associate Reformed Church. Tho
house is cottage stylo, containing three
upright rooms, two attics, and kitchens
room attached. The house has been re-8
Gently fcfitted cntire. On the pfoinisea
area hno woll and all necessary out
buildings. Terms reasonable. @ ssis II,
Apps to JOHN w. e lsassS
nova 4t or II. n "a
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Now Advertisements.

Notices.. Is. Clownoy.
Sale OF Mortsagod Laul-T. II.
Clark.
Final Noticc-R. j. McCarloy.
Building and Loan-D. r. Flen-
niken, Secretary.
In Circuit Court. E. HaGood
Special Master.