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the painter Courbct as mentioned In my last letter,
for the cost Of rebuilding the vend0ne Column pulled
down by his orders during the reign Of tho Commune
STORY or THE FIRST NAPOLEON,
told by ~ Marco Haire 10 not without interest
low days after the battlo Of Jena, Napoleon, going
from Merseburg to Halle, crossed the battlefield OF
Rosbach, where the Prussians had erected little COL
umn 10 the memory OF Frederic the Greats victory.
Ait er walking round the monument with bis arms
folded over his breast In silence, the Emperor took
run at II ana applied vigorous Kick 10 the column:
This he did again and again but. the column stood
firm, he said. "Come, We must make end OF It. -
Some sappers were sent for, and the col.
was very small one. not much bigger
than a milestone, and was Immediately packed
up, put carriage and sent 10 Paris As the German
trophy taking its departure, "Now," said Napo-
leon. ''let them come, they can, and do the Same
thing to column. They will find me az the top OF
it," He little guessed then that in very few years
his statue would hauled down TO make way for the
white flag OF the restored Bourbons still less did no
and statue, thrice spared by the Prussians, hurled
down in one common ruin by Frenchmen-
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON, Jan 2eArrived. steamers Gen whitney. Hal.
lett. New York wilianspori willetts schrs
wick Ga q Curtis, Paine Virgins: Curtis Tiicn shep-
ard, and Nellie Lampher Higgins South mboy; Cocheco
Ellery. Camden; l. whitmore, Bowman, Hoboken
cha, Devercaux. Kingston Ja John Worster VIM. New
York brig GoldGnder (Br. Hadley, Miragoane; schrs
Lucy HOLMES. Tee Wilmington; II croweil, Crowel.
Sailed Bark John worstcr
Wind SSE moderate.
Lorion Vale lBr,, Haley. Havana; Minnehahs r). Nc
land; Uno (Nor), Ioentxen. Marsee.; Dannebrog Nor
Kurtxe. bordeaux: Marie (Nor Zachariesen Tonsberg;
Loquedalen tNor,. Falk Bordeaux.
do; Hudson Vaughn Psie6ie bere reported ashore on
GG suer ol s & Ss. kae
syii"st. Bahia; N Z Cam tBr, Cam. Belfast Belfast
Iispr. lb, ;. Nor. Nielsen: LivsspoOli Willie
marara; brigs Agnes Barton, Knight, Pensacola;
salama tHuss). Lundberg. London; schrs sallie Mar
,erson Bush Johnson New Yorf sarah p%ns% Low
do; Winged Racer. Harris. do; Hall. Smith, Bruins
wick. Ga Lark iIudgin Belfast; samuel @ Hart Kelley
Fellowship Dusburg (Ger,. Holes. from Rotterdam I;
brigs Bonita (Br) from Turks Island; Fleetwood Br
Clcarcd-stesmers VIM Lawrence, Howes. Boston; Sea
Janciro; barks Mecnrus Nor, Lysgnart Queenstown;
Ss%ry G sa f'EES s"" 5sSsa.
znhma lBr. Peterson, Cardenss schrs ID T Taylor,
sss Nassau EeySss wnmSss, rrov'Senis I'M
msnson; do; East Wind, Mcdonald. Dsnvcrsport; q
sacdYi,arris virar KIado Matthias Rubno o NJ Hume
Arizona Queen OF the Fleet, Eusla bremen briggs Theta,
SRuSsWTGK, Ga. Jan 24-Arrived sshrs Addie Fuller,
Usarsd-Sehr Eiwood Doran WARM gson Port Jefferson
26th-Arrivcd schrs Issie Lane Wet. savannah Nellie
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The puser the steamer Clyde from Havana has our
thanks for favors.
AK Kp h arrived re-" e. avre 2sd from New
chincry having got dis 4bed during the voyage.
as n From a%@so
ct had bow port mot bow and sailed again for des
was abandoned Jan IL in lat SO 49, Ion o. in
s"sen 81 by SSnIn Br when arrived d's ~
s I'm IRON cs s d n was Loaded T1h OIL
Mate Rogers. ana sSpeTs"rso rW Braisy Of New
at & e s SS Sna Of es her 'ssn
Washed r u; %a s CT a w %
hand badly injured The bark's had been constantly
board PASSENGERS had manned the wheel fhe bark
abandoned. '''"S
BARK Hupsox, Waugh. from Patchic before reported
ashore at Cove Point. arrived at Baltimore 18th inst
ysa s ssis'S n badly s
will DE towed to Norfolk for repairs
before reported put Into Bermuda III eaky aud loss Of
and rs @ on e soS s
light eascrly wnu lat - Ion @, 30 W when he took
aud backstays thence Vineyard SOUND had
Ss .s ~ ~ssss "A dec c0ss p Is
board s% EM s"" n ri sr. .'"' s Ts.
fS Sf and Sf@ distant % the .sa
With ali possible sail on to work her clear Of the shoals At
All s and r es s"s e. w' u s as es
making clean breach over her AZ AN shipped n tire.
IN sas MA "a, sss
SCI was clear Of ,s shOs. lep, .hp ssE ,n;Umsn
wh png % , G the 9TH wind a, %Sa
ieaky aud crippled condition and Snort provisions
s"Sped With esI Capt
Anderson. charleston bound to Leth From theme,
40 RAJ
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Steamer Cornwall Br). stamper. Bristol E-w Nor.
gan.
Steamer Agnes Burdick. Phadelphia-Bogart Morgan.
Steamer FranconiA. Bragg Portland-J Ames.
Ship Canada. Trowbrdge. San Francisco-Sntton Co.
Bark Sarah (Br), Frazier Cork for Orders-James Ell
we'll Co.
Bark Swallow (Br), Ventx. Gcnoa-J Tucker Go.
Brig Gustaf Adolph (Sw), Olsen, Lsbon-Funch. Edge
Co.
Brig Mary Rowland Lorton. Barbados-L W & p Arm
strong.
Brig Favcrte. Woodward. Port Spain (Trinidad)-H
Trowbridge's Sons.
Brig Waubun. Wiley, Havana-James Ward Co.
Brig Manson. Gardner. New Havcn-H w Loud X Co.
Schr Burdett Hart. Ostenberg. Genoa-J Precht.
Schr VIM II Knight. Duly, Ponce Pre- l. Becerras'
Nephew 4 Co.
Schr w II Card Foss, Observation-Disclosures Ray.
Schr X A Forsyth Hobbie Bridgeport-StamIord Manu.
featuring Co.
Sloop Minncho, Jarvis New aforementioned Freight and
Lightcrage Co.
Sloop Robbins Wilson, New Haven-Nationai Freight
and Lighterage Co.
BE- Brig Gavin Br), for Port Spain, cleared 27th
by Jones Lough mot as beforc).
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT. RI, Jan %. 1877.
The owners of steamer City of Fitchburg, of Now
Bedford. which coided with the Martha (3r of
aud from St John, NIB. for New York. will pay for the
pairing of the other reasonable demands de-
&C. made by her underwriters and 1t Is
believed that she repaired and in ordcr what
the work be done for proposals for doing tho work have
becd given The agent for the Board of Underwriters
settled.
Saturday this harbor oehalf frozen and
looked II this port would be closed up for the first time
during tho winter the westerly wind however, and
thaw of Saturday completely broke up vessels
approach the docks without difficulty. No sailing
port between here Providence
with the aid of steam and tho tugs are kept constantly
work in taking vessels the river several vessels
the ice In Mount Hope Bay will not be able reach
destination In that direction for long time. On Saturday
there six st John NIB vessels here which
snalor
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Capt Miller. and owed mp the city, The schooner sus
tanned damage hs breaking Other rudder head
scHR ApDIE HisEs Moulton. from New York for Gus
badly.
ScHR Faben. Harris. from Paysl for Boston. with
oranges and called Oh Bermuda Jan 10 for pro-
visions and proceeded same day.
ScnR DEriAxcE from st George Me- for New York. with
cargo OF cut stone put into Newport RI Jan % LEAKING
stop the leak.
Sem ONTARIO Br). Macauey. from Halifax for Phadei:
pha with potatoes. put into bermuda Jan II leaky and
otherwise damaged. and remained 25th dischsrging
scnR WV JENKINS (:r, Dos ne, supposed lost from New
foundanl for Yarmouth Ms has arrived Ut st. Thomas
with loss OF and above deck The
sale.
NORFOLK Ian 26-The schr Fannie Shaw, wrecked
era weeks since started Tor Baltimore yesterday In tow Of
tho steamer and Baker.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. JAN. 20, 1877.
ARRIVALS.
aKPoRrRp BY HERALD YACHTS AND HERALI
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINZ

axPoRrRp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINK
Steamer Wyoming Obj Jones .m Livsrpo. Jan Il and
0uion Arrived at sandy Hook NJ 40 AM Jan ~. lat
%. Vt
n: ma Gers a Hs:'sS
miles east OF Sandy Hook Spain, hence for Liver
steamer sidonan (r). Edwards Naples Dec 81 Msssna
oath Milaszo 24th Palermo Jan p Valencia s,h Gibraltar
Bros. Since leaving cadix had strong westerly winds
passengers q VIM ? Clyde Co '' '''- ..''' '''-
ky s." .ns
ssnvsrs the Old Dominion steamship Co.
Steamer Agnes. Burdick PhAdslpnia with mdso to Bo
Steamer yindio,.sr Rogers Phllaasph. Providence:
81 days. with to d,In"sii Xinsarn CO. sSs
%
Dundee. 9s days out.
a. via Charleston, SC, days. in ballat ioJ Whitney
hides &C. 70 vessel 70 Fuash Edge Co Crossed
IS strong p9f 70 IL
shox snas win BRUSH DARK 00'na
sS {. sss Had sn. n
was day, N e mIs'e cba,. a.vs with
sugar H and o" s' Gomez Risnd% CO Jan vi
Ion q wind and &c BY nssyy
swo AYE s..srss with aao xss.hs; M
" 70 Was Of Hs;.s1as
with strong NE and SW winds.
Schr Adam Bowlby, Jellison Annatta Bay ia rs days.
with &c. TO ii Solomon Il Co; vessel TO Warren
Ray GCo.
schr Vineyard (or Gouldsboro,. Rosebrook Miragosne
IA days. with ogwood 70 Becker Co; Miller
Houghton.
schr Josephine (of Machias, Pickett, Manxania, 20
days with melado to Charles Owen vessel to simpson,
Cinpp Co.
schr Joseph Maxfeid, steclmAn. St Marys. Ca days.
with lumber to Souder Adams.
Schr Mary Fisher Camp Newborn, NC. 81 Gays, with
naval stores TO 4 7 Bruce.
Schr j ID Williams. Pierce. Baltimore
Arrived 27th-Schr Lucreta. Hughes San Bias % days
with coconnnts to j Weinberg.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer santee. Davis New Bedford for Nov York.
Stosmer Grant Gus revenue). fenga Newport for Now
York.
Bark sirio Gtab Balsamo Girgent Sept 30 via Provi-
dence for Now York.
schr Harriet Chase (B. Qunlan Canning. Ms. for Now
York
schr W Barry O,r, Douglass. Rocklsnd vB for New
YORK.
Schr Clarine (Br), Tease, Alma, NIB. for New York.
Schr Eliza Beard (Br). Odel st john NIB. for Now
York.
Sclr Nellie Chase, Gibson PASSPORT for Now York.
Schr Lucy ID. Handy. Boston via Hyannis for New York.
Schr Il CLARK Hutchinson. Boston for New YORK, with
loss Of flying jib.
Schr A Bugermau Providence for Now York.
Schr Matte Ruon Rulon. New Haven for Baltimore
BOUND EAST.
Steamer rranconia Bragg Now York for Portland.
Steamer Thetis. Young, New York for Providence
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SPOKEN.

Ship Monte Rosa Carter from San Francisco for Qussns
town. Oct ~. lat % s, lon 1923 w.
Snip Howden (B, Ditchburn. FROM San Francisco for
Liverpool. Nov ]. lat So s, Ion lib
Ship VIM Marcy Marcy, from New York for San Fran
cisco Dec 4, lat II N Ion 81 w.
Ship Gandee shillsber, from New York for Melbourne
Dec 20. lat Is N. Ion IS W.
Ship Blair Hsyls [:r Higgin: from San francisco for
Ship Napier r, Bygott. from Quebec for Iquque, Dec
IS. lat =. Ion ~ w.
Ship VIM Woodbury. Schmidt. from Antwerp for Balti-
more. Jan g. lat Al 10. Ion Is 10
Bark Peru ( Craig from Letth for San Francisco Nov
I. lat 80 N. Ion ~ W.
Bark Papa er). from California for Hamburg. Nov II,
lat SO s. Ion 81 w.
Bark Brown, Greenish, from Boston for Port Natal.
Nov %, lat ~ ", Ion 80 W.
Bark Rcynsrd Minot. from Liverpool for Tybes. Jan 2.
lat 40 Ion 81
Bark Abel Abbot from Charleston SO, for Boston, Jan
%, lat 81 80. Ion rs 30
ark Uranos Nor Anderson from Charleston for Leith
no
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POLICE LEGISLATION.

The Police Commissioners yesterday received letter
from Mr. Hamilton Fish Jr Chairman OF the Committee
cities OF the State Assembly inviting the Commits
sioners to appear before the Committee during the
week. when IL IL to consider the three bills relative
the police force and the Street Cleaning Bureau. The
main OF these bills have already been given
HERALD. Before the meeting adjourned yesterday
Colonel Erhard authorized to to Albany the
representative of tho Board.
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RUN OVER BY A HORSE CAR.

James Murtha aged twenty-shree, a switchmaD,
whose residence No. So Mulberry street, was run
by horse yesterday, about halipast twelve in
the afternoon at the OF Broome and the
Bowery, receiving probably fatal inJuricsa compound
comminucd fracture, tho right leg being badly frac
tured compound fracture OF the lett ank lie.
Both legs will have be amputatcd. He was weak
last night that the surgeons did hot deem II sale to
attempt the operation
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PoUGuKxEPsIE, N Y, jan 49, 1877.
A special despatch from Washington TO the Eagle
says the report 10 the Comptroller Of the Currency
shows the Fishkill National Bank deficit to be larger
than was at first stated and that OF tho
the bank overdrew his account than $40 900.
Henry BostwicK has been appointed receiver OF the
bank with bonds fixed at $25, 000
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SAILED.

Steamer Albemarle. for Lewe, Del; ships Palmer
tNor,. Antwerp Nightingale CNor Rotterdam; Altoona
(r) Liverpool barks Assyran r), do Rhea Ger. Mon
tevideo; Edward llvdt NOR, Chrstiansand southern
Onort
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LARGE CARGO OF COTTON.

GALVESTON, Jan. 20, 1871
Tho steamer Australian, which cleared to-day from
this port for Liverpool has the largest cargo that ever
cleared from here, having on board 6,24S bales Of
cotton.
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WHALEMEN.

Brig d Small. and schrs William Groxier. l.ottie
Cook. Ellen Rizpxh and Simmons In ct Prov.
ncetowu fitting for whaling Schr Edward Lee,
Atkins will sai from port directly, and schr
Knights Foster nearly ready and will sail first OF next
month.
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THE FIsHKILL NATIONAL BANK.

Average temperature ycSteruay Oo7
Average temperature TOR corresponding date last
year. northumberland. Az
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show tho changes in the
temperature for the past twenty hours in compar-
son with the corresponding dato Of last year. ind
Gated by the thermometer At Hudnuts pharmacy,
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Ew HAMPSHIRE PRoHIBITIONISTS.

MANCHESTER Jan. 20, 1877.
Tho prohibitionsts will hold q convention here ON
Wednesday, to nominate q candidate for the Cover
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.
CTEAM LAUNCH FOR SALE-HALF COST; WAR:
Granted and IN every respect dimensions, 80 H.
long, It. beam surface condensnX Address W. y. HAIR
RIS, Beleville, n. j.
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES DEPARTURE NEW TIN MONTHS
OF JANUARY FEBRUARY
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BOUND EAST.
BELOW.

Steamer rrancona. Bragg Now York for Portland.
Steamer Theus. Young. New York for Providence.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-09

Now Advertisements.
Summons-O. r.. Thompson,J. p.
$100,0O0-Jones, Davis and Boull-
nights.
Grand international Exposition
Ladd Bros
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Iho State Of South Carolina
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD,
Court of Common Pleas.

Court Of Common Pleas.
Samuel b. Latham Us. w. Watt Brice,
Wm D. Latham and John l.. Caldwell.
N pursuance Of On order from tho Court
i of Common Pleas in tho above stated
case, l will offer for snle before tho
Court House door inWinnsboro, on the first
Monday in November next, within tho
legal hours of sale, tho following do,
scrlhed property, to wit:
All that plantation or tract of land living
IN Fairfield county, Oh waters Of Wateree
Creek, containing FIVE HUNDRED AND r1F
TY-TliREE AND THREE-QUARTERs ACRES, more
or less, and bounded by lands of Samuel
B' Latham. A: B. Montgomery. and the
lands of W. Watt Brice.
TERMS OF SALE:
Onc-third Of tho pure hase-monoy to be
paid in CASH, the balance on credit of
two years, with interest from day ofsale-
the perchascr to givo his bond and q
mortgage of the promises, and to pay
for all necessary papers.
S. W. RUFF,
Shcrif's Oflico, SEQ
Winn sboro, 5. c.,
October S, 1877.
oct G-tds
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The State Of South Carolina.

TO Daniel W. Gladdon, james Tidwoll
and kcziah Tidwcll his wife, Isaiah Il.
Gladden., William II. ii. Minso and
Mary Jane Nlinso his wife, Legal heirs
and representatives Of Minor GLADDEN.,
who died intcstatc:
VOU are hereby required to appear Mt
l. the Court Of Probate to be holden ut
Fairfield Court House for Fairfield
County. on the 10th day of December,
a. ID. 1877. to shcw cause, if any you can
why the real estate Of Minor GLADDEN.,
deceased, described in the petition of
Eliza }. Powell, filed in my Office, should
not be divided or sold, allotting to the
said EliZaJ. Powell onc-half, and to tho
said Daniel w. GLADDEN., KeZiah Tidwcll
and Isaiah II. GLADDEN. the other half in
equal proportions between them.
Given under my hand and seal, this
9TH day of October, a. D. 1877.
i~-) .. II. THOMPSON,
j." $. Judge OF Probate
'>~~' Fairfield County.
TO the defendants Daniel w. Gladden.,
James Tidwcll and Kezah Tidwcll his
wife, William Ii. III. Mingc and Mary
Jane Mingc his wife:
fNAkE notice that the summons in this
l. action. Of which the foregoing is n
copy. WAS iilcI in the Office of the Probnto
Court, at Winnshoro, in tho county of
Fairfield, in the State of South Carolina,
on the 4th day Of October, A. ID. 1877.
JAS. III. RION,
Petitioners Attorney,
Winnsboro, S. G..
oct 9-Xt lawGw
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Mrs. +. l.. Durkett

ID ESPECTFULLY announces to tho
L b Ladies'. Of Winnsboro and vicinity
thnt s!o vii open at The store adjoining
J4hdd Bros to-day II s,noli stock OF Nil
lincry Goods, which ladies will d. well
to examine before purchasing else where
Shn respectfully solicits share Of tho
public patronage. oct 9-Xfl
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CoTToN IN DELAwARE.-We extract
from tho Milford Del) News and
ADVERTISER the following itcm:
James Aiken, Immigrant to this
locality from South Carolina, has q
very handsome patch of cotton
growing on the Richardson farm s.t
Houston Much Of it will ripen and
make good yiold provided frost
does not come on before the middle
of this month. Ho says it appears
to grow rs large here as in Carolina.
A stalk brought to this office was
four and q half feet high, with twen
ty largo branches, and contained
seventy"six large bolls Of cotton. It
was the largest specimen of tho
plant ever seon in this locality.
The James Aiken referred to in
the article is colored man working
on tho land of Rev. Willard Richard
son, our present school commits
sioner.
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The Adjutant and Inspector Con
eral has disbandod the negro militia
company Of Aiken, having beon 70,
quested to do 80 by its captain,
Peter Waggles. Their arms, sixty
three in number, havo boon turned
ever to the palmteto Rifles.
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- &Dy2 5G@sg
IaavHS e.
BouAxz2lghGs

0h2r In all their various departments an cX-
TauidiDary collection Of the latest novelties In
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS AND SHOES
We call spccin! attention to our Immense
SOCK Of Dress Goods.
In our Hosiery department YOU will find
everything you want at moderate prices. We
keep always Oh hand n complete assortment OF
!iafriS, seamless Kid Gloves; also a superb ar
one d0unr pair. ...... ....- ' -.
nnr Upholstery department is stocked with q
.uil assortment OF Carpets, OIL Cloths, Rugs,
Ma'S, canton MattingS, Cocoa MattingS, Win
uoN shades aud Lace Curtains.
NrlhgrrS visiting Columbia will find this
cStabl t|hn"nt decidedly the most attractive
place IN the city, and We extend Il cordial invita-
lion to every one TO pay uSa visit.
orders from ihr country for goods or samples
promptly attended to. We prepay freight on all
cash orders o! Ten Dollars and upwards.
JONES, DAVIS & B0UKNIGHTS,
Successors to r. c. Shvcr q co.,)
JoNaE u NE. -B Il u, G5. g.
oct 9.-3Li
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Tho Gordon Light Infantry is
drilling regularly, SO as to bo in
trim for the inspection on Wednos-
day. Ofcourso there will be nothing
like drill OF parade on that occa-
sion. Troops without arms cannot
be expected either to take interest
or to attain proficiency in the drill.
AS long rs tho State govornme mt is
unable to furnish arms, the "Vol-
untecr State Troops" can do but
little.
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Terms Of Subscription, payable invaria
bly, in advance:
One copy, ono year, $500
One copy, six months, 8i.6O.
One copy, three months, $l.OO.
Five copies, one year, at $a.75.
Ten copies, one year, at s2.6O.
Twenty copies, one year. at $3.50.
10 every person making up club of
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Iora( cSttmg,

C~"utHt CU|a3N:J.
RAuHoAD SCHEDULES. Tho follow
ing arc the hours at which tho trains
on tho G. G. and a. r. Il. pass
Winnsboro:
REGULAR PAssENaEn-N1anr.
For Charlotte, 1.25, A. NJ.
For Augusta, 11.O7, p. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION FRE1am-DAY.
For Columbia, 7.3G, r NJ,
For Charlotte. 1915. A.M
Now Advertisements
Summons-O r.. Thompson,J. p.
$100,000-Jones, Davis and Bouk.
nights.
Grand international Exposition
Ladd Bros.
There was divine service in all
the churches on Sunday, and zach
was well attended
Arrangements have been nlado to
procure a full set of wall maps,
together with much needed ap
paratus, for Mount Zion Institute.
Messrs. Lrdd Bros. advertise a
new supply Of dry goods, shoes,
hats, etc, and promise low prices.
Buyers will do we'll to give thom a
call before investing.
Mr.. Horace Rabb, Of this county,
has entered the Associate Reformed
Theological Seminary at Duo West.
Nlr. Rabb is ayoung man Of Promise,
and will provo an acquisition to the
cause in which he has enlisted.
Tho case against the Hoymans,
in Chester, for the alleged stealing
Of ono thousand and fifty dollars
from tho trunk Of q clerk in Mr..
Heyman's store, amounted to
nothing. The grand jury returned
no bill-a complete vindication Of
the accused.
Capt. Fl. A. Gaillard has returned
from Columbia, where he had bcon
in Attendance on tho meeting Of the
committee to investigate the penal
and charitable institutions Of the
State. The committee has not yet
completed its labors, but will do
SO ut a session to be held before the
assembling Of the Legislature
Raymond aud HI, tho rascals;
who taught honest people in
Winnsboro and elsewhere how to
detect counterfeit money, will have
fino opportunity of practising
their fine art in Albany pcnitcntiary.
With their skill we presume that
five years will be ample timo for
thom to teach all of their brother
COnV1CtS.
Attention is called to the advcr-
tisemont of NIessrs. Jones, Davis &
Bouknights, Of Columbia, published
in this issue Of The News AND HER
AID. This house is already SO we'll
and widely known that it is perhaps
useless to say anything for it. It's
stock is now fuller than over, and
no doubt evory variety Of tasto can
be suited
Tho Gordon Light Infantry is
drilling regularly, SO as to bo in
trim for the inspection on Wednos-
day. Of course there will be nothing
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-09

Mcssrs. Lrdd Bros. advertise 4
new supply Of dry goods, shoes,
hats, etc, and promise low prices.
Buyers will do we'll to giyo thom q
call before investing.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-09

Arrangements have been nlado to
procure full set of wall maps,
together with much needed ap
paratus, for Mount Zion Institute.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-09

There was divine service in all
the churches on Sunday, and Zach
was well attended.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-09

Mr.. Horace Rabbi, Of this county,
has entered the Associate Reformed
Theological Seminary at Duo West.
Nlr. Fabb is ayoung man Of promise,
and will provo IN acquisition to the
cause in which he has enlisted.