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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24
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n Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.-Th0se wishing
~. make Investment. 10 deal n "a" active stocks can
have their business carefully transacted ~ n i,gnS
Banker and Broker 40 broadway NeV.York.
THE UkIoS PAcuo RAILROAD Co,mA.Y LNn GMJt(
"''D'' EriinrvG. Bo- ioy Feb. H. i5I7.
CEALED PROPOSALS viii be received until
m nS@ pq bsaT o. e oS 81 No. The ESb GRANT BONDS
Of said Union PaciGc ailruad Company the UNDERSIGNED
hpH i'' Is, u Ts5 57eO 's "'' u FF j. Ali
GTATE of W-YORK-SUPREME COURT
IN, F ~ T. C94sT r T%r59Fe ~ ls '1 UM
PANY. AND OTHERS. defendants.
By virtue q The judgment Of foreclosure and sale made m
Of the Comfy Of Ononga In the stale ~ Nefork on me
2irh day OF Nov mbcr s7d l. the soscrDr norm o., -aid
Courthouse III the city Syracuse said county, The
real estate "a iraad reTty and Gnchc- order Py sad
{lIsment 20 ne s''! 'i NJ ,Zfep,i, T rs f,rc
tion vifrthe Northern railroad 80 SAFE clF o -}ra
sad stale and franchises ana property OF the sra
ami Chcna1eo Railroad C"mp4ni acnanG "a "a, EtN
cars car houses ceu,ts cng houses STATION houses WORK
s1oi, ana crccous belonging IT, al rolling s,pc., tool,
~ ~ and cnfrnruts of Nh. said The syracuse and
Mango IA 'road company, and al personal pop.I} uel ~
ana IL operation o. te SAID oy1c's" and 'a'an-o
Railroad said property VIII Do 'oa u 'he tol OWNS order
FIRST Tho lois % and m the city OF -Era,aat kE9wh ma
map village o. made by JOEn LatloR
~ yct Sire. 81 IN ib@ nora tv brown street 80
feet. and The wes; by smith street 1872 feet ,,-
Caa AMI ocs ,t-.t in sid Strgr!se and All other the
s9 rocrrv ri I'm. and acs cf s9il Tnr syracuse ana
thcuanuo hsiroJd Company except the freight cars mum
TrG The portion OF said railroad, night Of way and lands
lying Torthgy Of the no7.ec ion o., anal and Lo -tir
IN said syracuse. AID the said twenty ttrn cars VIII De- %
last ana separately ard entire subject or usDaed
7'i''1'' ~ L. '"-''''-' ~ JOHN j. MELDEAN.
GREEN 6 CoNsTocR Attorneys, syracuse y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24

PRINT CLOTHS Market
r.--r.rr r. T. Fen. 21.-I The Printing cloths market
.s Iact.y, and prices HOIlnd q. 1 -E5c ior STANDARD
a.. ....rf tiXtls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24

n Y. STOCK EXCHANGE.-Th0sew wishing
~. deal n " active stocks can
have their business carefully transacted by 1iItaiAg
D.. G.. -IEUMAN,
md Ernknr Va I.r..IW.Iv. NnN-Nurk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24

- 4 IiILI- special Master. ., =,
" B-Au inventory property has been hled u the
tro curt Jackson Miss, by Tho Receiver 0i
ne sand RAILROAD, which be application I" tho ceTA
Of Is ic eJ1rt p 3tawsw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24
i1lusira. Jnsrume'IIs


BRAUTIGAArs Upright and square
"A. PIANOS are second 70 prices moderate Con-
sanv on hand LARGE assortment o. secondhand ramos
best New and second hahd fdloS ~ teD|
Warrro0ms. No % Unon-square
A FEW secondhand WEBER PIANOS at
n very great bargains some q them used In very SNORT
fully warranted IN every respect
t-'''' WEBER wAREROOMs. 5thave. and 15thst
4 IGHTE 81 ERNST. old house OF Llghte y.
4 bradbury Orer their spen,id PIANO-FORIES &C i0|
prce ana on easy monthly payments II East +tAs Also
SMITHS AMERICAN ORGANS.
- Y. BALL 81 Co..
y. No. IS EAST l4TH-Sr.
Chickering'S Steinways ana other Plan0s ana organs low
foreash On insta!menta and Tor rent.
a GREAT OFFER :! NE, We VIA Hnrd a TGmas
dspose NJ 100 PIANOS and ORGANS and second hand,
Of hIstclass makers ncang az low er pres los
let until paid for than ever Deore
of,red. WAITRESS GRAND, SRIAKE-and Jfttlotf
PIANOS and ORGANS thc BEST MADE" Agents.
WANTED Illustrated Catalogues mailed A ADett us
count 10 Teachers, Muss ChUy'fe, ETC. sheet 1usc AZ
half puce HORACE WATERS x SONS. Manufacturers
ana Dealers, 40 East Iith-st., Unionsquare. y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24
GiluGtlrus females.

GtuNtlCu5 tUIHIf1--t eNIle5.
Al MORRISON oldest irst-class aud only
Gr,.. urst servants for every capacity be obtained
male help 0i charge Notice tl0-aiiress particularly
NHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.-Wanted
y by Young grl chumbtunad ami waitress good city
from her last place can be seen al lis est i ~
CHAAIBERMAID and WAIrRESS.-Ac olored
I lir WISHES situation chambermad and waitress
goci reference. CI airess 40 L53 sst I2tst
COOK.-SituatiOn wanted as goOd cook and
- baker ana biscuit VIII assist WITH Washing
beat city reference. Call 90 No 3-9 West tytir't
COOK and BAKER.-A respectable woman
Y wishes ,tnatou cookbook ald baker no OBJECTION
T., the country GOOD reference. Address COOh ifDuhe
Uptown Ohice, l,25s broaaw1y
COOK. WASHER and IRONER-A. young
4 girl wishes IN The country a. FOOD COOK asher
and uaner city 3t List 3-s scSoH" hVA'
hack room.
COOK and LAUNDRESS-WMTR and
y CHAM3ERMAID-Hy two scotch grls SISTERS D.oth
ara very capable Thorough servants WIN eNreeu cr
ences; viii family Work between them iOr lseralo
Wgc, city country. CAL At $3.50 0thaNe near zslsl
EARMER-A married man wishes situa-
4 tou farmer where stock Is kept; UNDERSTANDS avs
duties n all branches good recommendations rom last EN-
pOyers Please FARMER, Little Week Long island
CIRST- CLASS SERVANTS can always be
4 obtained for city country az tho LADIES EMPLOY
MEST BUREAU, i5th-st aud bruahway, ifoa!!l ATTENTION
paid 20 orders ~ mail references ihdOrSeu'
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Gotcls.
Gi.uatiors IOanle0- Mld.r5.

-1FFs'''7''7 |@''''EF0
C7O0E.-A r0orad man wishes situation as
< COOK. willing 90 De useful IN any capacity vases
very objection 20 t country reference 1leA-
cen alable Gail of address t93 GA-A.e.
1'ARDENER.-A gardener wishes a situation;
- had long practical e1per!encei ntclass roco1-
u.iai..us rom pres and former employers mafile0,
viii small family. Address GARDENER, Tribune Office.
HARDFNGR-By married man English
X family, 20 vras successful experience N green
house sraaeIias flowers, ami yegeiIb r The en- ana
mana -u.f %. ,,ac farm sc.. VII. is fuzzy competent 60
of dairy, DlIitry tc best ut rrtefpCt GLftss
NJ D. g., Tribune pjoYn Oicr, 1888 broadway.
MALE NIRSE-By competent and tenn
~ poTlte 70 SICK or attendant ~ an Invalid
Gentleman Address IL g. T.. tribune
Uptown Dii,. l2as broadway.
DTBLIC WAlTkR.-ALEXANDER DAVID
son Pubic Waiter and caterer $50 West l6thsLi cOun'
try oui.r puu,tua.y Attended To-
SVAITER-By young single cOored man;
hi. fhorouh competent good references for moral
habit, and agree with help the house. call or
address -. 10 Ngsf 2ithSt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24

THE REGULAR Annual Meeting Of the stock
holder, and elecron OF Directors " the ST JOSEPH
AND 81. LOUIS RAILKOAb COMPANY VIII he beid
TUESDAY he BJn O March IS77. az tire Office Of the
COMPANY, Third National Bank Buildng No All Ohve
n h. COZ LDY, Secretsry
q Il New "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24
6eLp manteo

INTELLIGENT statesmen wanted.-Apply
4 after 10 IA. TO RAND McNAILI & Co. lbs broadway
XNANTED-BOY of unorthclox pareHage,
w about 10 % learn book business sEwe-kiy 20 oogn
Address TT BLLsHEk, Tribune oaSe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24
[urnlture.

DFNOVAL.-Small expenses and great bar
cams ingram amt star Carpets. poe ntcloths 20
and 3.. whit. and Bl.uacfs Horse aIH Is -'duJeI
JI,44"..'g.t-' ~ ANDREW LESTER. & Co.,
u ana - West houston Il near " roadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24
Marsls ano Slate H!Gniels.

HlGr5ls qno Slate H!Gnifls.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR TIE NkW-
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE hECEl Ep r ~ M ~,
rows OFFICES Ma. IS3S Broadway, cor ThlTi ~
Twenty third ~, llRhihhNci 100 Au-
ave cor Forty seyenth--t.; at The HAHLEM Offl 10
OnChuirc ana twenty louI Il ~,
-tniem savings Bank Bu1IngJ mp u p H. al regular
Ohce rates
A TTFNTION Now Is the time 70 purchase
n SLATE AND MARBLE MANTEL-.
.lst. rVorg PENRHYN SLATE Co..
90 Union-squar \ Y t4tiave and ! 1th-sIl
GTEWARTs Slate, Marble, and Wood Mantels
C-NeW elegant dssygns ranging m price iI9u GU up
The trade literally de1lt with 30 and ~ West @dds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24
Gituntions iUante0--females

TOOK.-A young woman as nTSt-class COOK;
~ capable doing the marketing required highest ret
= Marks-place, urst door near dave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24

I AUNDRESS.-A tirst-class cQlored laundress
wishes gauts' and families Washing By the Dozen week.
or month terms Call address MARY GORDON,
Us West 30th-sL
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TluIntlIl

H .,r- rrt able present ma" De r,pres"a.eI by
pos. ...uI.tr If line 5ou.ao-- D.. Comm. ,.e.
HIRAM ". -lBEtN, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24

~ @. SELLEW,
Manufacturer Of
DESKS,
oTFICEAND LIBRARY FURNIfCHE
No. iO1 FILrON-SF. y. y
FTEf. Cl'IIEDER AND NOLL DESKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24

TIVE UAIoS PACWC RAILROAD ComAsY LtNp HMEI(
BoNDs, rE, SIZES OFFICE. No. - kE};ir A4L4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24

va: u and refined American lady OF undoubad respecJ
nifty audsyood social standing useklrpeI, or A. com.
pa0n 10 aninvald. Address THRIFTY. Vest side Tribune
gIgp3 MpSfl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24

COVERNESS.- a situation as gov
"a erncss or adys companion by young French widow
a f educauOn refinement and unexcepuOnaDe reierences
Il Used ID travelling good society salary NOT 50 mIch an
object agreeable position Address d = IL - AilOdHo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24

Giurrh fhp Holy -SepuichFes -cNthl' i''lt -
cg. III EIIi-t, ave- H.y -. TtTlLE SMITH, rotor ~
Vices on SuAI az 10 - and 81 l M D"ny dl1.-N
Len a 10 W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24

The Of the
SERIES OF COMEDY REPRESENTATIONS
VIII De COdsmita's famous ,tandar! Work,
SKI STDOpS To CONQUER,
which viii be presented on
MONDAY EVENING Feb. 20,
with the same completeness has Characterized al former
1Iroiucfigrs ut this theater The east viii include - -
Mr. LESTER WALLAC k. as CliARIE5 MARLO"E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-24

HistOp Potter will aimn,5t,r CJuh1rlii"n ~ tir 'h''
OF 81 ,lbrose u Thompson ard PFncrs 70 ' i
OF Italians during divine service .u the ii4n 81
gaarrj TOMORROW az 43I 7 AT friends are h''l ~
att
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-03
Estate Sale.
oct q n-x1uwG

2N virtn" ofapowcr of attorney given
- to me by those Interested in the
estate ofD. IL. Run, ,lcccGsc |, I will olrnr
for sale at public outcry. at Ridrcw,v.
$. c., on the Goth day of Novcmb. r rryf.
the following real property BELONGING e.
the estate OF thu said ID. IL. Rum, de-
ctnscd:
One lot of land, c,ntaininr about four
acres, on which stands two story dwell
ing house.
Two lots Of lanl on aero each, on each
O! wilc.i stands u cot nGc.
One lot Of land, contuinil g one half of
an acre on which stan,ls small cottage
tine tract of land on Dutcltmnn's Creek
containing one hundred AMI scvcnty-iiyc
acres, more Or less.
ALSO,
By virtne of authority given to me bv
the Probate Judge, T. aS cxucntor of the
VIII OF ID. II. Run, deceased. will sell. nt
the same time and place, tho following
personal property:
On" fine Piano Ninabc), y octavcs
One fine Pnrlor Organ.
Two Gold Watches.
One Buggy and harness
One EiRht-,lay Clock.
One sctt of Walnut Furniture, complete
Two Mich Cows and Calves,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, md
other articles.
TERMS or SALE-For real estate. ono
third cash, and the balance on credit
OF one and two years. with interest from
day ot ale, to be secured by bond of
purchaser and mortgage of the promises;
purchaser to pay for all necessary papers
and to procure policies of insurance on
the several buildings, to bo co..,inued
until tho pnrchasc-money be paid, and
assign the same to a. T. Ruff. For per-
sonal property, CASH Oh day of sale
a. Il. RUFF,
Attorney in Fact
oct 13-t1tx3w and Executor
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-03
SHERIFF'S SALE.

PY virtro of an execution to me direct
- ed will offer for sale before tho Court
House door in Winnsboro, on tho first
Monday in November next, within the
legal hours of sale, FOR CASH. tho fol-
lowing described property, to wit:
All that plantation or tract of land
lying in Fairfield County, on waters of
Beaver Creek, combining THREE HUNDRED
AND FOURTEEN ACRES, moro or less, and
bonndod by lands Of Mrs j. p. Coleman
Miss Salllo Z. Lyles, L. NJ. Lyles and
others.
ALSO,
Ono tract of land lying in Fairfield
county, on waters of Rocky Creek, CON
taihln8 ONE HUNDRED AND sEvENrY-ruREE
ACRES, moro or less, and bounded bv
lands of Wesley AIayficld, j. G. Fcastor
Estate OF II. j. Lylcs, Mrs. NJ. T.. Means,
Isaac IL. Means and Samuel B. Clowney.
all levied on rs tho property of W. s,
Alontoith and Richard O'Nealc, ut the
suit of Edwin S. Scott, survivor.
Sheriff's Oflico, s. FC.
Winnsboro, S. c.,
October 13, 1877.
oct lG-t1X2
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-03
Tho State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
Court of Common Pleas.

Samuel B. Iathnn rs. W. Watt Brice,
VIM. j. Latham and John j.. Caldwell.
N pursuance of All order from tho Court
l. Of Common Pleas in tho above stated
cnso l will offer for salo before the
Court House door inWinnsboro, on tho rst
Monday in November next within the
legal hours of sale, the following de,
scrlbed property, to wit:
All that plantation or tract of land living
III Fairfield county, on waters Of Watcree
Creek, containing FIVE HUNDRED AND rtr-
TY-rilnEE AND TnREE-QUARrLns AchEs, more
or less, and bounded by lands OF Samuel
IS. Latham, a. b. Montgomery, ant the
lnnds of w. Watt Brico.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third Of tho purchasc-moncy to bc
paid in CASH, tho balance OH Il credit of
ono and two years, with interest from
d"y of salc-thc purchaser to give his
bond and II mortgage Of tho premises.
and to pay for nll necessary l,apcrs.
$. ". RUHF,
Shcriff's O1fice, Sc g
Winn sboro 5. g.
October 5, 1877.
oct G-tlS
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-03
Who is Judge2

Justice in South Carolina is lust
now poised on the horns of dilem
ma, and she doesn't seem to know
exactly how to case herself down
without tearing her clothes. Learned
puntlits of the law say that if Kor-
shaw is Judge, tho other so-called
judges are mere private citizens-
nobodies and conversely, if they
are Judges, he is not. But which is
which has not been. decided. The
trouble thus arises.
In art. H., section 24, the Con-
stitution says:
I'm all elections by the general as.
sembly, or either house thereof. the
mombers shall vote v;ua voce. and
their votes, thus given, shall be
entered upon the Journal of the
mouse to which they respectively
In art. w., section 10, the follow
ing language Is used
3'The State shall bo divided
into convenient circuits. and
tor each circuit Judge shall
be elected by Joint ballot Of
the general assembly, who shall hold
his Office for term Of four years !
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-03

ever, decide adversely to Judge
Kershaw, who, of course, would be
immediately ro-electcd.
NYo will recnpitulate briefly our
grounds:
1. The Constitution should be SO
interpreted as to make it's provisions
harmonize, if possible.
2. The symmetry of tho whole
it's general plan-rcquires that
elections for Judges, as in case of oil
other elections, should bo yiva yoce.
3. Any provision of the Constitu.
ton should be 50 plain as to admit
of no doubt whatever, before it be
made to fly in tho teoth of u prc~
vious sweeping provision, and
destroy a general symmetry por-
vading the whole. II it bo 1T all
ambiguous, tho benefit Of tho doubt
should be given in favor Of analogy
and precedent; that is, to q joint
OiUo uoce cote.
4. In tho light Of surrounding
circumstancos-talSing into con
sidcration tho first draft of tho
section in question the uniform
system pursued in judicial elections,
by legislators who had framed the
Constitution; the popular use of
the word "ballot;' It's interchange
by tho unlcarncd with tho word
"vote )" tho introduction &C the
word "joint," showing that rs tho
emphatic portion Of the sentence
the expression 'joint ballot can be
construed into "joint vote"
S. Therefore let that construction
be taken, SO rs to avoid confusion
and difficulty.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-03
SOCTH CAROLINA NEVIS.

Tho sixth Pee-Dco fair was held
at Chez aw on tho 9th, 25th and
29th ult. 1T was great success.
The Charleston Chamber Of Conn
mcrce will ask Congress for ten
thousand dollars for the improves
ment Of tho harbor.
Judge NIaher is not q candidate
Tor the associate justiccship, but
will run for circuit judge when a
vacancy occurs.
Tim Hurley has been summoned
as witness before the Investigat-
ing Committee. His testimony
will be rich, raro and racy.
The Charleston Chamber of Com
merce have refused to grant aid to
the Liberia Exodus, on tho ground
that they consider the mission OF
the colorcd man to DO moro here
than in Africa.
j. B. Campbell, Esq, and Hon.
IL. ID. Losesne arc spoken of in
connection with the Charleston
Senatorship. The Democratic
nominating convention has been
called.
Judge Northrop's confirmation rs
U. S. District Attorney by tho
Senate will be hotly contested. The
"stalwart" Republicans and the
New York Radical papers arc pitch
ing into him heavily.
The Clark Light Infantry, Of
Augusta, havo challenged the At
lantn Cadets to meet them at the
South Carolina State Fair at Co.
lumbia, and there contend for the
championship of Gcorgia-tho con
test TO bo decided by three officers
of the United States Army, to be
selected from Fortress Monroe, and
who are not to be acquainted with
either company. If tho Cadets
accept the challenge lively time
may be expected.
The Beaufort Tribune says "The
brig Derwent, Capt. Robert Wilker
son, said to DO the Oldest vessel that
floats, is again in our waters. The
Derwent was built in 1776, and has
her original planks and timber still
as sound rs the day they were put
together, and is as staunch as whom
hrst built. She registers 27O tons,
though her burthen is nearer $50.
She is of Merryport, Cumberland,
England. Her captain is q social,
Jolly tar, and is as proud of his
ship as an Indian is of lowell in
his noso."
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-03
The State OF South Care lin,
COUNTY OF FAIaFIELD.
Tn tho prObate Court.

samuel A. Murphy. rs Administrator, rs.
Inricton Murphy and Others
n pursuance of al order from tho
K. Court Of Probate for Fairfield County.
made III the above stated case, will Offer
Tor sale before tho Court House door in
WlnnS5oro, on the first Monday in Novcm-
Der next, within the legal hours of sale.
all the right, title and interest of Ebb.
rain nj. Murphy, deceased, in a certain
lot OF land lying and situate in tho town
OF W'nnsboro, containing one-tifth of an
aero, more or less, AID embraced with n
tue following area, to wit: commencing at
the southwest corner Of lot number ono
hundred and thirty-two OF said town and
thcnsc running south along Congress
street thirty five feet, then cornorn9 and
running at right-nngles to said street in
an easterly direction about two hundred
and iifty-sevcn feet to the track OF tho
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail-
road Company, then cornoring and run
nlng III northcrly direction along said
truck thrty-ffvo feet to the southern limo
OF lot number soventy-two, then corncring
ana running in awestcrly direction along
tho southern line of lots number seventy
two and ono hundred and thirtv-two
about two hundred and ffty-fiyo feet, to
the beginning points.
TERMS OF SALE:
Ono half cash, tho balance on credit
OF ono year, with interest from day of
snlc purchaser to give his bond secured
oy mortgage of tho promises sold, md
10 phy ior all necessary papers.
ALSO, FoE CASH:
All the personal property, consisting Of
ono Gold Watch and tho uncollccfcI
notes and accounts belonging to tho estate
OF tho said Ephraim Nj. Murphy. do.
ceased W.
~, -. S. w. RUFF,
Shcriff's Offlce, 8 E'r
Winnsboro, S. G.,
October 8, 1877.
oct 13 tbs
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-03
The State of South Carolina.

TO Daniel w. GLADDEN., James Tidwc,,
and Keziah Tilwr! his wife Isaiah r.
Glndlcn, William II. II. AHnrc ~ q
Mary june Mingc his wife, Legal hclrs
and representatives Of Minor Gladden..
who died intcStata:
v on are hereby required to appear at
l. tue Court OF Probate to he hnlhcn ut
Fairfield Court House for Fairfield
County. on tho 10th day OF December
~. ID. 81. to Shcw cause, if any you can,
why The real estate OF Minor Gladden.,
deceased, d"$ciio1l in the petition Of
Eliza }. Powell, fled in my Office, should
not be divided or sold, a!lotting to the
Snid Eliza j. Powell onc-lmlt, and to tho
said Daniel w. GLADDEN., Kclinh TiIwci
and Isaiah 4. GLADDEN. the other half in
equal proportions hutwccn them.
Given under my hand ana seal. tj,i.
lth day Of October 4. y. 1877.
t~~l .. II. TIlOMpFON,
j." $. Judge OF Probate
'~'- Fairfield County
10 tho defendants Daniel w. Gln1lcu
James Tidwcll and Ncziali Tidwcll his
wife, William II. II. Alingo and Mary
Jane Mingo his wife.
NAkE notice that the summons in t,is
L. action, of which the foroyoinr is II
copy WAS filed in the Office of the Probate
Court, at Winnsboro, in thc county Of
fairfield, i'll the State Of South Carolina,
on the 1th day o! October. \. y, 1877.
JAS. IL. RION,
Petitioners Attorney.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-03

SENATOR MORTON, Of Indiana, is
dead at last. He died on Thursday
afternoon at indianapolis. His sues
oessor will be appointed by "Bluo
Jeans" Williams, and will therefore
be Democrat.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-03

WHEN CARPENTER was arrested for
stealing from tho State, Radical
papers howled persecution. Now
that he is in Jail for robbing tho
United States, will tl1o pap organs
not howl q little moro?
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-03

Col. Y. ). PORE, of Ncwberry, will
probably run against General Wal
lace for tho judgeship of tho seventh
circuit.