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The Stock Market Heavy,
but Not Lower.
GOLD STEADY AT lO5 S-S A lO5 IL.
Railroad Bonds Strong-Govemment
Bonds Firm and Active.

WALL STREET,

MONDAY, July 1876 n. n.
There vas decided reversal to the OF specu
lation this morning. which, coming in the nature OF
surprise, was keen disappointment to bulls great
aud small Matters had closed up strong satur-
day that II seemed to require but small gift of
prophecy 10 predict a rousne market for today Un-
fortunately Stock Exchange schemes, like those 80
mice and gang aft agley" and tho record OF this
mornings business went 10 show It. First quotations
we're strong and IN most cases higher but soon
rendered apparent that there existed loose
omcwhere. and that one very necessary to tho sup
port OF the market 1t shortly discovered that
The evil lay In disturbing reports as to the condition Of
lho st. Louis banks which maenfed into asscr-
ions tina. general "run" was taking place and that
4 financial panic raging Here certainly
good deal OF smoke, and much more In fact than
justified by the small amount OF fire which found
10 exist whom the truth The whole matter
Seems to DO Of little moment, being confined 10 the
suspension OF the North ST. LOUIS Savings Bank anu
Inc stoppage of another small institution known
he Bank OF ST. Louis Late dispatches state that
excitement whatever exists aud that no run upon tho
pther banks had occurred anticipated Tho
correction was reassurrng enough to bring about
ally In the share Market but II proved but temporary
prices fell on again during the last hour and closed
weak at generally the lowest point OF the session The
decline ranged from to ~ per ceut, Morris and Es
suffering the most and the trunk railroads failing
after under various degrees Of instability OF these
Inter Lake Shore was the weakest, losing as 1t did
~ per cent on tho days business The decision rem
dered by Judge Barrett against tho company, in the
matter OF past duo dividends upon the guaranteed
Hock, Is looked upon untavorable, though It is
stated that is applicable to less shan $780, 600 OF the
$780, worth Of shares Of that ISSUE In amount Of
transactions which limited to 146 900 shares tho
market may be regarded as Inactive, tho sales
tad nv M ham n1osll y IN nc.
count Of the smaller operators tho Great Moguls OF
speculation being either absent the city elect
ing to hold uder tho impulse OF the midsummer
madness which has lately seized upon them.
TIN SALES TO-DAY.
Tho transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
gregated LAG, 643 shares
Now York Central, 1900; Erie, 1000; Lake Shore,
1000; Wabash 800; Northwestern, 1926; Northwest
preferred, 67o0 Rock Island 500; Milwaukee and
St Paul 1850; Milwaukee and ST. Paul preferred,
1920; Pit,sbnrg, 500; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 2s,92o; New Jersey Central, $50; Delaware
and Hudson Canal, 2,70O; Morris and Essex, $500;
Michigan Central, 1880; HANNIBAL and 81 Joseph pro-
terred, 400 Panama, 100; Western Union, 27.433; At
lantic and Pacific Telegraph, 300; Pacific Mail, 1900
opESING. HIGHEST LOWEST
The following Shove tha opening. highest and lowest
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FIRST soARD-11 A. N.
MINING INTELLIGENCE.

MINING INTELLIGENCE
Mr.. Bradford, Secretary Of the Moose Mine. tele-
graphs under date Of July 13-"Have shipped 16, $50
ounces product OF arst and for second
and third wcoks OF June"
REVENUE RECKIPTs
Revenue receipts to-day, 100000; customs receipts
to-day, $43o. 600; bank notes to-day, 81, 200 00o
MEMORANDA
A despatch says:-"The North st. Louis Savings
Bank closed It's doors this morning."
special despatch from Washington says:-"A call
will DO madc to-day by the Treasury Department for
$4,000, 600 bonds"
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NEW CROP COTTON.

The FIRST bale OF tho growing cotton crop sold
yesterday by Woodward SULLIVAN, commission
chants, In front OF the Cotton Exchange, through
Holman, Sons Il Co, suctonners at twenty and ono
half cents per pound The cotton crown In Cam
cron county, Texas by Marion n Foilan, and wsA
purchased by James +. wenman Co. for account OF
large New England spinner
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PRovIDEscK, July Id. 1877.
Print cloths quiet at unchanged prices
HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA. July Ie. 1877.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
RINT CLOTHS MARKET.
COMMERCIAL.


LIVERPOOL July 10 -5P. NJ
Breadstufs Corn, 2os q 35s. I'd qnsrtor for new
mi xed Western.
Provisions-Lard 44s 3D. per cwt
Produce spirits u turpentinc. 25s 25s 3D. per
CotonIhe sal.s OF the day included bales Amer.
lean FUTURES steady upand Low middliug clause. uly
delivery III BID uplands low mddns slaus. crop.
shipped September and October. sail onittod 7.I0d
Lospos, July 1875 4. NJ
Produce OF turpsntinc, 2s ID 2Js Cd pei cws
Asrwswp. July 40. 1871
Petroleum, 2e><f for 1ne pale American.
LiyxsPooL. July ie-Evening
Linsesd OIL 2ss 3D. per ewl
LoSpos. July 10 Evening"
Lanssed oil. E2e f2o o. per ton.
NEW YoRx rsopuck kxcaAsck RKroRr
LIVERPOOL. July 10, 1877
Pork-Esstorn steady al 7os., Western steady a, sas
Bacon Cumberland cut steady At 3is short r seaiy a.
3a Sd long clear steady al 3is 3d. short clear steady a.
cut steady At +%A shoulder dn ct 2us I'd
bssf-indis mess steady ~ sA extra moss hrmsr va
Us Cd Tsnowfr,ms city nrmev ~ Goa Sd rurpentins-
spirits steady Ut 25s Rosin-Common dull at Sa ana
dull 81 1Os Cheese -AmercAn choice nrmer Lard
oil dui 48s four-Extrs ssssdy At sis Wheat
NO spring steaay at liza I'd. No . do steady Al ~.
Winter southern, none IN the market; winter Wes,sn
kseaAaas q wheat fer shs vssk-SssA ANaASia pastA
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The closing prices Of Philadelphia stocks were =
MINING SHARES.

The following were the opening quotations for min
Ing shares at San Francisco to-day Gould & Curry
ION; Savage, 8; Chollar Potosi 2s Ophir, 15 Hale
Norcross. g.; Crown Point, an; Yellow jacket 81;
Belcher, 3,s; Imperial 1; Virginia Consolidated, 81
California, III, ex-dividend; Overman, Is; Raymond s.
Ely. 81; Eureka q. ". 8; Best Bechor, ICY; Ken
tuck, a; Union Consolidated, on; Alpha, 12 Meadow
Valley, u; Sierra Nevada, 81; Mexican 10tl; Gale
donis, az; Silver Hill. i; Eureka Consolidated, 2S ;
Justice, ~; Julia Consolidated, IN
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OAK; new ~ per cent bonds, 1864; nve-twenty
bonds OF 1867 1867 1915 ten-forty bonds, 100;
new ives. l07x; Erie common shares, ~ a s; Erie
preferred shareA Is; New York Central Oh, Illinois
Central, 58Is.
BONDS.
In state bonds tho transactions were generally in
small amounts Missouri long skies sold 1861, dc.
OF 1873 103 Tennessee new at 43H, Virginia con-
soidaed at e5S and District Of Columbia 05s at 7oH
a79K.
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Jersey City ....... 5.o'B IL ~ l2,223 s.2I9
Totals. s s:, 80 ;sss a3S9, issi,
ssssss opened slow ana the market. ei; ESQ.
@ sse sn,u PRICE, " ws. Of p.S
per lb weights > cwt yis cwt. From 8. los 30 los
aa.y these heaas rom poor choice IN sonera
. .s g ears Goasa sssse y" a, g. @
nsrOses steers, isa cast ,hs Missouri at ssc Per
per IT, weigh, Ss.e ew,: y lii," s ssor. .,
f Das ~. %s 3 ss i se. i'iss.
per H.. weigh. "a ew. - Illinois steers a. X.
per H.. sslsh; sTs o Illinois ll,ss. per b.
ss II ,.s iss &c per- a. sss "sA
10 Illinois steers at i2c per lo weigh, 81 Illinois
Held. 81 Ksntucsy i've per h. with 40 on sso
isaa %'lsl wtss. ss 's' s o COD
~ T. iS"sas and 5o~n I'll ILLINOIS
s Sd ,s oss o o Sssa sw W sn
sssnt sX IS vHs steer, iiiAs per H. ~s, ,
a. . I ~ s. weights u oHs seer xa sss s
l2e Msos,i seers AZ IKE. H.. weigh, ga
~, wsss shsw. q Illinois steers ne lss o.
strong Iinoi: ~ ne pei TO- wiz" traction Oh
= fs.': .I i::' s:' - : :ss:
s.ss, s$ , =; s VI
weight ga cwt AZ Jersey city yards Coney Mcpherson
scd Tor !" iioidemann lOo Ohio stsers al ilcc. 2Ac
per IT,, weight "a H. swope ~ ohio steers 1T
l2e 3c per b. wcisht cwt for Weber Long Co. IL
Ohio stcers at per h. weight 80 cwt tor Coman
Co ~ Missouri steers AZ iOAc per h. weight Ga
beeksi Long Go 81 mixed cattle at Dc I0c per H.
and dry &c h. steers, per H.
on 1--we weight for bulls; tor Norris y ILLINOIS Steers ~
llc l2ac per ID. weights cwt IN cwt ~ Illinois
steers ~ l2c l5c per H.. weight Holmes Long
Co. j! Texan oxen at $40 per To- weight "a cwt g.
hahn sold. 90 commission ~ ndiana Ac Dor
10 weight "a ewt 50 mixed Kentucky cattle 81 iofe
per H., weights "a cwt ~ owt 10 kontncky Neers
iOsc per ~, weight evil 81 Kentucky stcss NJ iIo
per o. weight oN cwt 7S Kentucky steers 1T llxa per
h., weights cwt N cwt "a Kentucky steers ~ i3c
per To- 30 Illinois stecrs az i2c h. weight 1 cw.
scant b. w. Shermsn sold for Waxe Alorton II Colo
rado steers ~ ilHc per b. weight 6A cwt ~ Illinois
s,'er' AZ Io'e per ~ weisht va cwt 3, Illinois steers
sos,s - .,.io.s ,scI y! ii w. with u head
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CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE

until the Legislature passes law giving the requisite
authority. Tho Commissioners further stated 10 tho
Eoard that they intend 70 erect special fever pav
lou on Blackweis Island and propose 10 pay for the
ructnrc out OF the Appropriation Tor contagious dis
Passes Alter the acceptance OF the reports an appro
priaton was made Of $4,000 for the purpose Of re-
building the Smallpox Reception Hospital at Bellevue.
An additiona! $4,000 WAS also appropriated for med
cnes and medical attendance Tor tho sick tenement
houses during the summer months.
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CLOSING PRICES.
The closing quotations ut three p. NJ. werc:-

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following shows the advance and decline In the
closing prices OF the principal active stocks to-day Us
compared with those OF Saturday,
ADvANox-New York Centrv. n; Erie X; North.
west, \ do preferred, u; Fort Wayne, ri Milwaukee
ana 81 Paul. y plt.s6urs. Delaware, Lackawanna
Hudson Canal, u: Morris and Essex, X; Illinois Con-
!ral. Il; Western Union, u; Pacific Mall, u; Adams
hiSssss a" Msss s.a' c.s;ia
ohio aud MISSISSIPPI y American Express, l.
MARKET
Money call to be mad In abundance ut per
cent, and closed very easy at 1k The following were
the rates Of exchange New York at tho undermcn-
Toned cities to-day :Savannah buying, 9l8 selling
6l6; Charleston, y a \ premium; New Orleans CON-
mercial, lie discount u premium Cincinnati
steady buying par, selling l-lo ST. LOUIS, par, and
Chicago rs TO so premium.
THE uoLp' MARKET
All the gold sales OF the day were ut 1861 a 100 "
he fcrmcr bcng tho opening price. Tue borrowing
ate was l-64 OF one per cent per day.
Time loans OF gold quoted at 3-l5 X for thirty
Jays Tor use, 7-le u tor sixty days, il Tor pInety
Jays and u u for all the year.
Gold clcarings at the National Bank tho State Of
lev York;
tod balances 81, 12S 1875
currency baanccs l,s2O,UC5
Voss oishrahccs... ................. lb,@4IOOO
oLYAKiSG STATEMENT
Shrency oxcn.necs....... 5s3
Nrrcncy balances. ...................... $3.50 800
TI eAcLAhses... ...................... 1871 gl3
VIII uuh"ccS. l,vto, 10
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds were firm to-day at the opening
AID In fniry good demand. Toward the close OF tho
usrket they were active, with firm touo siili pro-
snlins. The market oscd strong at the following
Quotations -Unitcd States currency skies, l24l 1875;
d. DO 1851, registered, Ill NIX; do do do.
coupon, liz Hex; do DO, 1865, new, registered,
l1k LOT do do. do coupon, l05& = l07; 40. do,
1877, rsgrtered. losX lo91; do. DO. do, coupon,
lax l0sh DO no., 1893, registered, liz IFS; do.
dc do, coupon, liz li3; do tcnior,c-. registered,
lE& ll2t do do, coupon, tl3 ia; do, nvcs,
ISL, registered. tlOA 10Y; DO do. do, coupon,
ilx lllx; DO, Axe. registered 1891. 1851
nos; TO. do, coupon, 1891, 1854 io0s.
sogkiuS MARKET.
ho London adviccs report consols steady and Uutcd
sltos bonds unchanged, except for "a per cents,
~aoh wero y higher, and ten-iortics, which were u
Ioscr iii.nos Central advanced to 10 and Erie to
7kfor tho common and 10 Is Tor tho preferred. AZ
Fans rnn,es we're firm and slightly higher, beng
greed at lOL4'A. The closing prices :--consos
Ior money. OAK a s4k; eonsols tor account, eAt
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1c.DaG sal. E.e'a Tofai.


FOR iututc delivery the sales as follows Saturday.
alter one NJ August 100 bales AZ " .Uc SUD IL 27c
1900 At 22sc 100 at i2auc 900 At IL 2c sepcm.
brr 900 at ~ &c.. 100 ~ U7c, 7UJ ~ c zoo at
II Jc. October loo at IL SIC November 100 ~ 49,
2Uu At IL 4oc Deccber. 100 AT l45c Total 10 balo
To-day, to Two T. MJuiy lOO bales i2.J3c 100 ~
23ic., 100 "a! ~ gle August, l.2UO At i23oe 800 at
l234c.. SQUAT 12.53c 100 IL SIC 400 I23ic. 600
" Bic 800 ut ~ 5c. 700 ~ 32c $40 IL Sep
terbcr 1850 NJ IL l3c 400 at i5c. 100 ut - 6c go
Ut ~ l2e 800 AZ ~ iic 100 LOBE. 200 at ~ oc
800 At 214c 200 NJ IL yc go ~ L. l2c. 400 wt
lie October, so % IT, re, 500 u re. zoo a,
i.ooe, 200 at ii.69c.. 500 At iidIc. 200 IL Ssc
90 Ut 1870. November. 800 Ut IL 4sc.. 800 .45c.
Total. 23 100 bales Grtnd totai, IS 90 bales The
ceipts at the p"rts were oOws alvestoD, 81 Dacs
New Orleans 100; Noodle, 81: savannah 80; Cnnries.
ton Wimins ton II; Norfolk, l5 Boston, Z, Phadrl
DhiH, 49, Total. 37S bales This day last week s27.
1hs day last $50 Total since september $500 oDA
bales 10 saturday night Cotton irclghts closed fol-
lows To iiavc. by steam, lse: compressed 10 Ham.
burg by steam, 49, comprosed 10 bremen. by steam,
.loc;; compressed 10 liverpool 4d ao.s2d. by steam;
by snil. Ac.. compressed. Market quiet
FLOC Observation-Disclosures. H. AS bills wheat,
~ $50 busiest meal 800 bbs and IFS bags corn,
30 1913 bushels ~ 40 do. harley 1000 do barley
malt. 7UO do 1be Hour market with moderate
inquiry shipment and consumption The sales Include
Ing Western and southern about 900 Lbls,
the quotations aye hvur Hrm with sales
27J bUls Corn liealNaies about 200 bbs and
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Il qusrters: Pacific % 900 Do; from other
sources. 10000 do Receipts OF ~, $50 quArter
FINANCIAL
LoxDpx July l6-4P ~.
Consols 9@ill6 for both and the account Erie
Railway shares B.
Paris advces quote per o7E 42Iso Tor
tho account
PARIS. July Ia. 1877.
Exchange London 25f. l4i<c for short sight
L0SDox. July 10 80 r. N.
Erie Railway shares. ~
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EINANCIAl<

A r REASONABLE RATEs-MoNEY on LIFE AMI
Abandonment Insurance Policies and Mortgages;
bought Insurance. OF all kinds effected with comps
nics. j. J. HARBIcH x CO. Il9 Broadway.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-17
GENERAL GOSSIP.


David Dudley Field has published
q pamphlet entitled "The Voto that
Made the President" 9, 4
It is declared positively that
General Hawley, one of tho LOUISE
ana Commission, will not flight, NIT
Packard"
Hon.: IF. Stephens -js>~ now abie
to sit, up, and, his handwriting is
firmcr than ever. The great com
moncr has concluded not to dio
yet. ... ~
There is an absolute Iu1i in poll
tics at the National Capital. Tho
wire pullors have the1r dcns elso-
whore than i'll Washington now.
Very extansive frauds in the
manuiayturo of tobacco in North
Carolina have recently been discov-
cred, and the Treasury Department
proposes taking vigorous measures
to bring the parties concerned in
them to speedy punishment
Garfeldploelnay up paost promi
nently rs tho Republican candidate
for Speaker of the, House. Randall
is the most prominent among the
;Dsnoerats, althorfahV VSunaat COX
and 6 illesrtcG -WalkerEof. Wirginia
are pressing their claims. Black
burn of Kentucky is the candidate
of the fillibustotsI N. p. Banks is
proposed as compromise. The
Demee a!s essRass, sas IT igAn gA1 alRFs&g @ll $Rhvo
" nia1oi1ty Of ten in the primary
organization, and will doubtless
elect all the ofliceEs.
Tho Virginia Legislature has
levied a. tax on liquor 1T Tho rate of
two and half cents q drink. Each
barkeeper is compelled to keep q
registry box on~his counter and to
turn u crank round once for each
drink sold. This operates piece
of mechanism which works on Il
dial the number of times the crank
is turned. Any ono turning the
crank maliciously is subject, on
detection, to % heavy fine. TIC
It: r. VS.. &ilr here lfter bo' compell-
cd TO- HpynchMith care" |. ''1!: ~
The Supreme Court of Georgia
has just. rendered the following
decision 'fegarditig the liability of
seconds in duelling: 1. If the in
dictment alleges that consent to act
as sec ond toa duel was given III
this State, it is immaterial where
the duel was fought. The grava.
men of this offense, under section
45i7 of the Code, is the >consont :;
Il thet took place in this State, this
otfonso is complete 2. If the in
dictmcnt alleges that the otfenso
was committed on a day subsequent
to the finding of the grand jury.
whilst after the defendant has plead
to the merits, it would be held good
IN substance, yet boing bad in form,
1T will be 80 held if exception be
taken to it by special demurrer in
writing before tho trial.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-17

The Indianapolis Sentinel says
some of the Republican papers are
mad with Hampton for his "indis-
cretion." It adds: His trip to
Washington was as unlocked for rs
tn eccentric movements of comet.
They were looking for o "vassnr'
and tho first thoy know, "peer'
walked along. If he would only
havo consented to a "Commission"
and kept perfectly quiet while they
swindlod him out Of his election,
thon he would have beon once moro
tho "brayo and patriotic Hamp.
tom"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-17
Louisiana.

Now that Hampton is firmly es
tablishcd in South Carolina, public
attention is centred on Louisiana,
IL State that has three times ropue,
dated Radicalishl at the ballot box,
and yet it not is free. The logic of
events, however, md tho determines
ton of the peoplcno longor to sub
nit to illcC al authority admit OF no
doubt that right will in the end
prevail. The exact timc for the
complete recognition of tho Nichols
government cannot be given, though
it'seoms not far off.
The Commission that won't to
New Orleans is accompli hing moth
ing. Nichols refuses TO submit to
them the question of tho legality of
his government, but, claiming that
he is governor dc .jure, is content to
show the commission that he is also
governor tie .tacto. In this no acts
wisely. No Domocrat will over again
suffer board composed of q majority
of Republicans to pass upon his
title. The commissioners are there
fore at their lows end, and they
havo telePr"phed to Hayes for fur
thor instructions. They describe
t>o situation in Louisiana rs fol-
lows:
Ii thore is q dc ja~e governor in
Louisiana, it is Packard. If tho
:ltoturning Board has tho right to
scrutinizo tho returns of election of
mombers of tho Legislature tho
whole Packard government is legal.
Doubts exist, however, as to the
jurisdiction Gf'tho Returning Board.
Tint the Nichols government
exercises 0e .tacto authority through
out the entire State, and in evcry
acl o of it's soil except the Packard
State House which is protected by
tho troops. Packard's assertion
that his authority is recognized in
tho negro counties is false. While
tao blacks prefer him, they arc not
prepared to enforce his claims by a
resort to arms.
That Nichols administration il
maintaining ordor throughout tho
State, and protecting tho rights of
both racos, and that peace md pros-
perity would result from it's continl.
ancc.
That packards administration
cannot be established by simple
recognition on the, part of the Prosi
dent, but only by the uso of q large
force of Federal troops to crush out
tho acting government and the main.
,tenance Of garrisohs in tho State
during tho whole Of Packards s
term.
That if this, ,course woro practica-
bic it would Involve q continuance of
tho race conflicts, social and indus
trial disturbances aud business de-
pressions which characterized Kel-
logg's administration.
Since tho commissioners testify
thata standing army is necessary to
give Packard even n scmblanco of
power, and since tho president, by
cossing military interference in
South Carolina, has established u
precedent, it follows that Nichols
must be recognized.
Packard's fall will mark the inccp-
ton Of tho oxistcnco of a "solid
South"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-17

The Greensboro, N. O., Patriot
noticing the fact that Judge Maoloy
passed through that town q short
timo since, closes the paragraph by
saying "'Judgc 'Mackey is the
only man in theyUnited!States that
GenolHl Leach surrcndcrs to as a
tall1er." Judge Mackcy has talked
to somc purpose.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-17
HulIr'rIlia|h Hampton! MP
.H~.. ... - tr.,.1
GRAND SPRING OPENING,
''' Ar THE
lns., .,.rS - rHt.."
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, asld
.. Millinery BAZAAR,

NFa beautiful and full limo of latest
~ novelties in Spring and Summer
Millinery and Fancy Goods, consisting in
part of..tadies', Misses and Childron's
trimmed Hats, Flowers, Ribbons, Silks,
Nots,- 80.
A large lot OF, Ladies' Collarcttcs, Tidlfua
and other fancy articles. Inspection Of
tho Ladies' and public generally solicited.
Wo will cndcavor:to please the most fss-
tidious. All we ask is that you call, and
see for yourselves, and give us trial.
New Spring Prints. Ceutcnninl Stripes.
Dress Goods, White Goods, Dress ImproN-
ors, Corscts ssHosicry, Gloves, Notions
Clothing, Hats, Shoes, &c.
Agent for Buttcrick's reliable paper
patterns. Ladies', Misses and Childrenis
new patterns in store.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.,
Just filed up with fre h Groceries, Con-
dictionaries and everything usually found
il II first class house ,of tho Kind.
A.lot of Furniture, Lathe, Shingles &c.
Lumber low for Cash. ''
j. q. BOAG.
You can find all you want by calling
on
aprill4 u. O. Boag.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-17
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

q. III. Lee, Trustee, against j. 4. Cald-
! well and others.
u (Y virtue Of an order of the District
- Court OF the United States for the
District of South Carolina, made tlrc 29th
day of March, a. q. 1877, all persons
claiming to hold liens upon tho estate of
}. "a. Caldwell, II Bankrupt, are called
upon to come i'll and make proof of their
claims before me 1T MY Office No. 35
1sroad Street, Charleston, So Ca, on or
before the first day of May, y. ID. 1877.
a. M. IlUGER,
apl l2-tXiaw3 Referee.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-17

An Atlanta jowelor named Sharpe
absconded recently, Lowing $4,000
OF liabilities behind. He was traced
rs fnr as Philadelphia, but nothing
has bcon hoard Of him since.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-17

President Hayes is charged with
meeting tho colorcd brethren but
half way and appointing only mulat~
toes to offico Tho simon puro blacks
are becoming indignant. ~: ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-17
ALSO

Cassimor's, Twoods, LincnsDrills, &c
We arc daily receiving additions to our
stock OF Goods, and purchasers--i In search
81 bargains will find it to their intcrost to
give us q call. o., ..''
Goods arc Astonishingly Cheap.
april IA aullas4 grr,t gr4s
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-17

The Georgia ponitontiary now
contains twelve hundred convicts,
a fact demonstrating tho benefits of
Democratic administration of JUS
'tice.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-17

The situation in Europe is un-
changed. Turkey still stands with
n chip on her head, but no ono has
yot knocked it off.