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Sherirs Sale.
J. W. COckerham vs.. NJ. H. Csl's"
District C0urt-NO S2l3.

J.W. Cockerham VS.. NJ. Fl. Carver
District Court-No 1918.
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of selssr s.n.
u sale in the above entitled aud i &c,
bered suit and to me directed, ! III
seized and will offer for sale to w, 4,
aud highest bidder at the doot u 4
Court House in the City and P'f''
Natchitocbes, on ,
Saturday the Goth day Of Ja|y' 'G =,
the following described property, III u II
A certain lot of ground situated y ..,. 4
town of Natchitoches, OH From, s.r.,k
having a front of IS feet on sa,9 ~. ~.
with a depth oftwo hundred aud ~ y 4.
five feet, being tho same P1 T!ps"I Dr.
quired from the succession Of S'cs', sp;
rand on the 10th day Of January' Nh
said lot of ground bong bounded sSsslb
by property Of Mr.. Clara tapiaih, :, lrspt
by propert, Oft. Lacoste, East ,v.;sSiusp
street. together with all the JULY; !" ~.
and improvements thereon u
wise apertaining. n g Z
' Terms otf1&|s: -.
CASH, with tho benefit Of apPTs;,
D. H. BoULL's' ssIf
Juno l5-tds.
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/; The candidstes'for State Treasurer
are quite numerous. Barbio, Of Asoy-
e'les,' Landry and Burke, Of New Or.
leans, Gage, q 'Tlerrebonl'n''et, and Rich.
ardson, Of Ouachita, with Moncufe,
Of Caddo, are the names Of some who
sre out We trust Natchitocles will
give Monenre an endorsement to-day.
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The Vicks6urg Herald champions
Col. Richardson for State Treasurer.
The Colonel is a candidate for an or
fee in Louisiana, whilesthe HeraM.is
paper published in Mississippi. OF
course, the Insignificant Country
Press Of bis own State won't give
him showing, and 80 he invokes
the outside "big papers, D2:H +
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= This II Inc time IF year when the
nominee Of ",hs party" thanks his
fellou citizens for"'thjs. unexpected
honor (which He has heen hangeriug
aud ,hirsIing and pining and tswedt-
ing after for ths.-lladianapo|is
Journal.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS,
NOTICE.,

NVIlCE,
Succession Of George Gu""ey, deceased.
IT Y. TESTER, Administrator Of the
Ii. succession Of George Chimney, decd
having filed in tho Clerks office his final
account of administration. notice is here
by given to all whom it may concern to
show cause, within ten days from this
date why said account should not he
homologated and his bond cancelled.
Witness the Hon. p. A. Simmons, Par
judge, this 18th day of July, AID, 1878.
JOHN LAPLACE,
July 20-2i. Deputy Clsrk.
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An Illinois preacher, who believed
that fire insurance was lrfying the
Lord, is now living IN barn until
his congregation cau aud him an"tl-
81 bouse.--Oshk"sh Christian Advor
caffl .4@nS .ft .G.,.,,.. us
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Elan has the inside tract for Con.
gress.I y He has made q bright record
and has given universal satisfaction:
We hope Natcliitocl,es' will speak out
- -, .st.'+'t.
for Mnl. O:dAy, l,,.......-t -
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How was it, friend Hewitt, that
DeSoto, a strong Constitutional Con-
vention parish, did not back the Con-
ventionites up with a strong resolu'
ton in mass meetins' 1t would have
greatly aided the cause.
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We hear Of several parties WHO are
said to be candidates for Sheriff, &c.
they don't seen to regard the Print.
Or, however, aud their names We wil|
not tell, "a. = a12. . 4 J.. --
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Tho Marksville Bulletin feels big
and happy; ana ought TO- s: The PEG:
rle Of AveJelles mast stand by, the
Bulletin forits their "main holt" "4na
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Total 81 votes.
The members of the Central Commit
tee representing the several wards are
requested to call meetings of the Demo
cratic party in their wards for the pnr-
pose Of electjng delegates under this call.
1t is hoped that a full delegation will
respond. -
Chairman, Parish Executive Committee.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA,
DGYA.GTll311Ta

IA S0A SA~ ~~~ -
NEW ORLEANS.
Possesses unequal Hospital advantages.
Fees the same az those Of tllr first class
schools Of New York and P"iladrlpliia
Send for Circular
THE Lr,rrn,:s will begin oct. =, l>7@.
T.G. E!CilAEDSNN. N H.. Dean.
July 2o-lm.
kooN> P,n..n EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
Natrh!iorl>. It,,
.Inm lj'h. 1873.
/ CALL.
In ,n,o,,ancr with Resolutions adopt
cd ut the meeting OF the Parish ENrrn
tive Committee on S"jnr!ay last. 18th
inst. a Convention ct tive Democratic
party Of this parish is I'rr"hN called t"'
saturday, July ..::N'', ]~'>.
to which all the Wars ! is parish ire
respectfully requested I" ~n't ':r''Sat"s
Each Ward will br ,nfi'lrd t" one
delegate for each 80 votes cast for /. /.
Nichols. in 1876, and onr delegate for
each fraction over % votes cast at said
election. The representation of the res
pective Wards will b. aS follows:
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Grapes BLUFF, La,
Ward 3, :
.Ju}v 18th. 1879,

In pursuance to a call of the Central
Executive Committee of Natchitoe hes,
IT, elect Delegates to the Parish Conyen-
ton to b. held in Natchitoches, July
10Th, 1878, meeting wa. held at
Grapes Bluff, July 18th. 1873. On mo
ton Of J. o. Maybin, J. A Wolfsvn " d"
called to the Chair, aud JOS. n. Wolfson
elected Secretary.
The Chairman being called upon, ex-
planned the object of the meeting.
j. NJ. Corley and +. L. Grape, were
elected by BALLOT as Delegates of Ward
3, to the Convention to be held in Natchi'
toches, July Goth, 1879.
On motion Of R. W. Murphy t" adj
iourn. Carried. 49,.
J. A. WOLFSON,
Jos. n, WOIFsON, Chairman.
Secretary.
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And stili they come. Teusas, Jack.
soa and Webster are the latest Con-
stitutiopal Con advocates.
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e1 The ocuacl'ita Telegraph tell, it, po.
plea& has the small ..snlhsnts Qf the
State outside that parish are going
for . Constitutional Convention.
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FOR THE STATE SENATE.

The friends of WILLIAM II. JACK,
ESQ, will support him before tho Parish
and District Convention for the State
Senate.
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CAsh-with the benefit of appraisement
d. u. B0CLLT, JR.,
July l3..tds, Sheriff.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-24

along a road which runs beside lake
and which was overilowcd, the horse
slraycd in deep water and upset the
vehicle. None Of the party was able
to swim, and all were drowned.
Great rourtcsics were shown BY
hinT Alphun&O TO General Grant al
Nittoria. y grand military display
took p ace on the. tauous field Of
NittoriH. and the King aud General
tr''ahs rode side by side at the head Of
u.n "oluN:i> the. Niuv. cntprtGining his
d;t;:UEnjnI,"d visitor nr "NptujUti,. !:
everything Of interest IN ihc vicinity.
The cx-FrCsident spent all day OIL,
horseback witnessing the manouvres.
- a gentleman ofMassachusetts whose
opportunities for forming correct
opinion are of the best, says that Beast
Butler has not at any time during the
progress Of the campaign had amy
cha cc Of election. lie thinks that
Butler Will get enough votes, however,
to'm;li &c him saucy, probably twice: as
many aS Judge Abbott. the regular
Democratic nominee. IL regard to
ihc Congressional districts be thil.ll>
tie Butler men and The C;rvcuhac!lcrS
mar help thc Democrats 70 capture al,
additional nlcnIljcr or Two.
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q Z y ER.II. GOSSIP.

The valuc Of cluthin" collected in
New York for the yellow fever Sullcr-
crs is estimated at %lJO.UOO
II {: i l.. Iicn ian,iu has .iuSi torWarA-
ed 300 from Lnmdon ior thc benefit
Of the yellow fever sufferers at New
Orleans.
The Supreme Court Of Virginia has
pronounced Illegal and punishable in
that State matrimonial alliances be-
tween whites and blacks.
.intimat'onS nave Of late been fire.
q"cnti! thrown oni that Sprai>cr RuN
ha!l WAS i'll danger of defeat. but he
write to Washington that he IS entire
ly confident nfhi : rt-clcciion " r e..
The Socialists Of Berlin doS layc. tina t
aS after the passage ot'thc anti-Snrialis;
hill they will bc prevented from hNld-
Ing meetings, they viii inirSt the
meetings other parties in order to
cause them to be dissolved likewise. -
The Nrw York military regiments
arc arranging for a grand ball for The
benefit Of The }ycllow fever sufferers
Lester Wallack purposes giving Il
,maft"ee at IBIS theatre for the. same
pEIposc. 80
Edison's recent invention, by. which
electricity IS expected to take the place
OF gas in every house. is sending down
the price of gas stocks in New York.
New York City Gas Companv's stock
which SOLD! at 800 about two months
ago, recently sold at auction at s7s.
At Talladega, Ala, Thursday night.
Frank, Bowdcn. louis Whitson and
Alircd l'iowman were examining. an
old ,pisstol in Bowden's room. Plow-
man handed the pistol to Bowl}en,
when it,accidcntally exploded, killing
Plowmaninstantlyr .urtev ,/m;I
The prize for the best bale of cotton
exhibited at Paris has heen awarded TO
Memphis. The same bale received a
grand testimonial, as being the best
ever raised in the world. ! Memphis
In her hour of dcsolation, will take
small comfort in this hattcrirg tribute.
Two physicians in Ohio are quar-
rclling in print as to their skill. They
accuse each other of killing patients,
and give the names Of the alleged
victims, with criticisms Of the treat
rlcnt and ,other-information of char
acter highly interesting<to relatives of
the deceased persons.
Two ladies, two children and d
young man were drowned nsat W san. !
ford, Orange county, Ella, on Monday.
They were retufnihg in h wagon from
u camp-meeting, and while driving
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

pROPOSAIS for building o Bridge
ing from Bnckhcdd road to Lylcs Ford,
abont ono mile distant from .Lyles Depot
will be, :oceivod at the proposed site, on
the Hh of November. 1878. Specifications
will be made known on that day, and
the contract let out to the lowest bidder,
tho County commissioners roser9,ng the
right to reject oil bids. if THEY deem
proper. The contractor TO siyo bond
with approved security, for the faithful
performance of the work, and warrant tho
same for two years
. JOHN A. HINNANT,
oct 23-X2 Chair. Is. G.. G. L. C..
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made by either of the parties, until the
publication Of General Gary'S inter
view. : Not long after Governor
Ham,pton's return to the. State, both
General Gary and himself spoke at
Darlington; but neither alluded to the
views Of the other. General Gary
now says that he was informed by
General Kennedy, State Chairman,
that Govcrnor>IIlmp.)r i,HI ro;:liyc-
II refused TO speak with ;5curiNt G:,ry
at any meeting, and in consequence
the State Committee had gotten Gen
eral Law, County Chairman Of Darl-
inyton, to telegraph countcrulanding'
an invitation previously extended to
General Gary to speak at the Hampton
meeting in that coVnty. The tclr-
gram was not received in time, and
General Gary went to fulfill the APP
pointlncnt. On his arrival, General
Law had an interview with him and
explained the dilemma. 1t was set
tied that General Gary should fulfill
his appointment, and he announced
that he would not reply to Governor
Ilampton's attack. General Gary
also made Il speech at Bcrncttsvillc.
Since then he says he has not been in
vitcd to speak amy more, although he
had asked to be sent TO. the southern
and eastern counties. In conclusion
General Gary says he does not intend
to be gagged, but will speak whenever
and wherever invited.
This charge Of gagginy hes brought
out General Kennedy in an interview
with reporter Of the Rcqi$tcr. lie
denies the soft impeachment of gag
ging, and says that at the first meeting
Of the Committee General Gary was
assigned place in the speaking At
! the second meeting letter from Gen
cral Gary was read, asking 20 be sent
; to tn, southern and eastern counties.
Members OftAc Committee from those
counties thought ii inadvisablc to grant
the request, but lie was assigned to
Aiken where il vas thought he would
do good. General Kennedy denies
that there is any dirtatiOn, but says
that the Committee appoints speakers
to those counties in which they will
| be most available. Other able geullc-
men have not made as many speeches
a> the Senator from EAacticld, who
besides visiting SparianbulW. Grecn-
vile, Darlington and Aiken had been
IN, I,-( 1,
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Agamemnon and Achilles,


General Gary, III All interview with
"a reporter of the Edgciicld Adrcrtiser,
claims that ,ho has been uniustly
treated by Governor Hampton and TIC
State Executive ,CpWmittec, in tic
matter of canvassing tho State. The
difficulty arises in consequence Of
General Gary,ls position in regard
ito the DemQoratic platform. The
State Convention declared expressly
that the present contest is not an issue
of race. General Gary and the EDGE
field resolution assert that It is, and
that 1t should be nothing else. The
exciting cause of the rupture was a
speech delivered by General Gary in
'Greopvillo, in'Septcmber, in which, it
is said, he draw the race line sharply,
and also made allusion to the ''Hamp-
ton Dcmocracy,' whose policy in ,his
opinion would lead to fusion and other
unnumbered woes. Shortly after this,
Governor Hampton passed through
Grconville on. his way from the noun
tains, and made ,the most elaborate
;and able of all the speeches he has yet
delivered In the course. of this he
said: ''1 must disclaim the, honor of
giving my namc to- any system >.of
Democracy, and Inotice this matter
only on account Of the manner in
(which General Gary speaks of the
Hampton Democracy If he means
=. by the language he has used to insinu-
/: ate that the proud banner Of our party
has been lowered in my hands; or. if
! he intended to reflect upon myself
lpersonally or officially, I pronounce
tthe imputation as unfoupded: as nit is
timpertinent." .SI% iFMt1i% a
This was tho last public inference
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-24

DADDY CAIN refuses to be bulldoZcd
by Bowen, and declares his intention
of RAINING against Taft for Congress.
lie made very conservative speech
in Charleston the other night. a
triangular fight in the second distric;
will simplify Hon. NJ. p. O'Connor's
canvass nightly.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-24

The CHARLOTTE Observer claims
that North Carolina is the only State
in the Union that has filed up every
blank in the census reports. This is II
strong proof of the adaptability Of her
soil, climate and population for every
branch Of industry.
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The State Of South Carolina
COUETY or FAIRFIELD.

By u, il. TNpHPSON, Esq, Pro1ate Judgc.
JST HENEA%, Jc*eo G.. Hnncy hath
w made suit to me to grant him
letters of administration of.the estate and
effects; OF Artaur Boney, deceased:
These arc therefore to cite and adm nish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said Arthur Boncy deceased.
that they he and appear before me, in the
onrt OF Probate, to bo held at Fairfield
Court Ilousc. $. G., on tho 31st day Of Oc-
tcbcr, after publication hereof, at II
O'clock in the forenoon, to shcw cause, if
any they have, why tho said administers
ton should not bo granted. ..1.... ...
Given under my hand this 10Th day
Of October, Ammo DomiIi 1879.
O. r.. THOMPSON,
oct l7-f,X2t ... Up. &c.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-24
For School Commissioner:
JOHN BOYD.

JEFFERSON DAVIS, JR., and son Of
Governor Nichols, orc among the re-
cent victims of the Fellow fever.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-24

Calicoes, G4 cents
I Sea Island. S cents
Hcpvy Brown Domesiics, 5 to g
Kentucky Jeans Commencing 10 9
Kentucky Jeans = Drive, Is "
Rock Ts'Hnl Docskin jeans.
regular price fifty c.nts, a35 "
Scotch Highland L;nscy$,
Cheap ut - cents, only IS "
Heavy Canton Flannel, always
sold at 20 cents, only 10 "
Bleached Shirting commons
cing 6 conts up to the best, 10 "
Pins, 3 "
Hairpins. 2 "
Best Writing Ink, 5"
Best Needles, S g
Good Elastic Suspenders, 10, Is "
ColSatc's Toilet Soap, 8
Good Machine Cotton, 200
wards. Binck SDD(1 3 x
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-24

Col. E. B. MURRAY, Of the Andcr-
son heteNigcnccr, heads the ticket to
the Legislature. For SO young man
to be the editor Of the biggest weekly
in the State, and to head ''lc ticket
from the biggest Democrat" county,
is, to say the least, glory cnou h for
one day. He has our sinccrcst con-
gratulations. ......
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-24

THE NEW YORK Iribupe is making
a great sensation by publishing alleged
cipher dispatches showing that Tildcn
endeavorcd to bribc the Returning
Boards. Both Tildcn and Marble
cmphatically deny the charge. The
Tribune is possessed of Spartan virtue.
1t cxhausts its phiais Of wrath over
Tilden who, it claims, tried and failed,
but has nothing against Hayes who
actually did steal the office. The fail
;ure was the unpardonablc sin.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-24

- l. IT ENACTED AND ORDAINED.
; by the lnt1l;lant and Warlcns Of
tao Town OF WinnSboro, :. C., in Coun-
ell met, tint
!. For the nulrose Of raising supplies
tor tn" year cummrucin4 the first of
ANril 1878, and ending the first Of April,
80, tax :rr the sums AMI in the man
nor hereinafter mentioned shall be raised
lnl paid into the treasury Of the said
town ior.;hn Usc and service thereof, that
i$ to say: two and ono hair mills nd rajo
rcM upon every dollar Of the value Of al
tho real and personal property within
the corporate limits of The said Town Of
Nmnsboro; thran dollars to be paid lv
every male illhNhitGn!5 Of sail town, be-
tween the ages Of eighteen AMI forty five
years, in lieu of working upon the streets
ii said town; and three per cent. upon
thc amount OF all sales Mt auction.
:. hii taNeS assessed and payable
the following kinds Of funds and no
"thcr: .Nc!A anl silver col !, United
States Currency anu National Bank
Notes. ....t H.. ...
! ). Al taxes assessed herein Shnli be due
and payable between the first day OF
October, 1878, and the rhrtieth day ut
November, 1875, incnsivc; and all taxes
remaining due and unpaid on the first
day of December, 1873 shGll b" collected
by distress or otherwise, as now pre-
scribed by law, together With all legal
costs. ~. va #.'.....
4. All persons holding property in the
corporate limits OF tho said Town of
Minnsboro, are required between the
first day Of August 1878, and the six
trcntII day Of September 1873, to make a
sworn return of said property for taxa
tion, to tho Town Clerk, and tn, said
Town ClGEk is hortLy required, wlen
proportv-boldcrs fail or ratusa to make
said sworn Return. to add fifty per cen
tnE. 10 the return ottho previous munic-
'iral year. .|,-@
- Done in Council this the thir-
l.. s. ty-iirst a"y of July 4" p, 1878,
| under the Corporate Seal Of tho
-, sad Town Council. n.p g"
JAS. a. BRICE,
Attest: .. Intend2nt,
- - -------
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-24
Columbia Business Car6s.

EI EADQuAI.TERs fcr cheapest Gro
l--I ccricj and Hardware in ColuE bia
20 be found at tho old reliable house o.
LORICK Il LOWRANCE
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AS TRUTHFUL AS IT rs STARTLING /;

The Renowned Porlatino Lily
White sold at 25 cents, only 10 8:
l44 Buttons for Shirts and
Calico, &c, 5
Thread Cambria Handkerchiefs,5 "
Domestic Hosiery for Men and
Women, commencing S
Steel Thimbles, metal linod,
two for 5 "
Lace Edging, p
Best Lead Pencils, 3 for 5
Best Ball Thread, 3
Fine Combs, 6
Dressing Combs, s "
Tucling Combs, Tortoise
Shell, is
Children's Round Combs, 10 g
And so on. TO enumeratc all would
take Sheet too long for the press.
Give mo a call and be convinced
of my live and let live prices.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-24

The State of South CAROLINA,
=. ss.)yu%} 49,. -.,..r.r ~
- ,coUNTS OF FAIRFIELD.
FAQ,, r. THOMPSON, Esq, P,p5ate J,+19s.
WTHEREAs, r. u, Jennings hath
:NH,, malc suit TO- mo to grant him
letters OF gtlmihistrhtion of the estate md
effects otJam cs IIeitnsr, dGceascd. -"
These are, Therefore, to cite Ind 0dmon.
1sh all and singular tho kindred and credi.
tors Of the said James Lcitnor de.
ceased, that they, be. and appear before mo,
in the Conrt Of Probate, TO- be held nj
Fairfield Court House. s. c., on the 29tn
day OF October. after u publication
rereof, at IL o'clock in tho forenoon, TO
show cause, II any they have, why the said
~ Given err6y hand thia 10th day of
OctoRqrtApno DSmni 1878. ......4Slp >
!: 0, r, THOMPSON,
oct l6~x2 ]. P. +. C.
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TOWN UNNINANCE.

An ORDrNANCI: no RAISE SUppL1Es FOR THE
MUNICIPAL YE.a 1873 70.
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80" ~" ) .... 80
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-12

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