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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

iscnavc $ near slJh.st -. - 900
d" BanS t.r.na,i. s. near rIdsr ST. 1000
Cohen. samuel aud wife George : Cnf and Richard
Wilson. trustees. ctc. undivided one half lois
1O6ih-si, 100 n e Of dave, nls1 lots on
1Ogih.st. II ,, 4thayc; also. lo ON lU1ih-sf,
>, near 3d.aVc. al.O . lots on 10 hist.
shave aisp ! lot on lOiih-sf. M. near Nt-ave;
also Is lots ON ll2t!tSi, =. ncaf sth.ayc; asu,
cor l0th.ayc aud 9ithst also lots on lltthhi u
:, near Sih ave; also, lots on u " cor 2daNe ani
ll2dGt ala. . lot on - cor oi 3laNc aud loJd-
Gisa, . lots on llsthst n uc1r ddaVe slso. "A
also undivided one oJTth interest IN I'll acres Of
laad IN Monmouth County, y. j. az secfri;y Tor
snonSiins t. 1881
i2sihst. : aud Iasili ST. ....... 80 5000
Eagle William. Jacob Campbell and wife. Z" John :
han2aiic and Cordoba YNCliu cXteu .iou Of mort
J7ff.-t Tor lbNh
ies n cor s i and 81 10000
from Sis and aad.is 100000
81. = near sdavc 1000
cor Houston aud MscacagSl.sis 1900
Marg TatSons 40 las Wo.t Honsroa ST. 5000
William Moti %o isi IVES, Houston. i - 5000
King Henrietta L. individually and cxrcutrix 20
Abraham VHherhl' executor" No 100 West MI,
Kms Hci,ficita L. Individually ana a. cxrcutriX 20
Abroham , Under hlll executor. etc, NO 1876 W ~ -
King Henrietta L. % James 4 Nnrrum. trustee.
West Hoi,tGgs' a. near Aacdousn -t t'"O
Leopoi Fanuy " liam Leopold 40 7i7 jttsi.. geo
N"I, Haul n ''a'a cor ~ ave and I2itst ~ 20 900
Marx Solomon. Minnie Poyef J6ths' near 81 ave 5000
Ii.ths s. near 3d.i,c - 1000
S i4 eul.u -O.. 2s7o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEw-YoRK CITY.

Baver Minnie, TO solomon Marx, 56thst, S. 1884 IT
BeIlms or chTisonsr and Edwin vandewcr exec.
utoIs, etc, to Morris Solomon and Dora Landsber-
ger N Hester and Essexsts, 2ux49 :-.:...-
= 90 is OF l3lsi-s,, 25x9s.ll also Blooung-
dale hoad, W.. % Il of l3lst ST. 25r.s.l r.:;::
Blum, n e istave and l2ith-st, 91xlNO.ll ....
Deconrcey. Julia and husband. to Minnie Bayr quit
claim. 56thst 1854 1t oil Sd-ave' loS1
Diners Philip, TO James Brady, Bioomln gdale load,
Gai, Hoad' 5. 81 Il Of isiSts,, 25x9s IT,
Fay Jams H. referee, to Thomas Mcclure oth-ave'
Jantzrl. ElizabeIi aud husband, 70 Louisa schefer
II s Of 2dave Ss1s ss,; claim s;S
ave. :, from 0lst TO g2d.si, 1858 m
Hezer Ro.alic To- Edward Hcser shave vs..
9lst 92dst. 2Gs.llx26l. 6x2G0l y26l 6.....;: %
Hilier Frederick, TO Abram stage, 59thst 8, 425
Humphreys, catharinc d. 10 William : Humphreys
and Lotjie Humphreys stewart 35th.si, II :. 2Os4
f.oSi h,ave lo g S5ss also 'Sd''' 10 III
Herman, Francis and vie. to Patrick Reilly. cor
Centralave and sa'ffoId'plaee' Morrisahha' ooA
Kuster Adoph. as trustee and John Miller, 62dst
=; $50 II e ~ 3d.ayc l6.ryl0n.J also o2dst, ;,
3ss.I Il G of 3dave. l6sxlOn.5: also 3'th.st. 3.
l75 II W OF l0tn-aye. sux45iksO3xl52
Bnn nSe,pc To- Worri, sa,onon ana Dora Landser
ger quit caim cor Hester and Esscx-ss. FOX
scheonmaker. Mary ana hG -band. 10 Henry Alien.
Madison-ave s, 62.l II = Of s4thst. 20IA1S.1 -
stewart, Lottle Humphreys. William Humphreys,
# a@G Fa3elf r na? gP 4 If T. snsl1 i
xas.9 also 23dst. II s. 1875 II OF Madison ave, 1879
Thmnas.on. John J. reieree to Ann Bussing c cor
lUih.ave and 45th.st 2jlx75 ........... ........
Towle Mary and husband aud John u Rikrr aud
3d-aye 2Oy 100 ...............
Whiting john y and wife. TO James N Brown, n cor
wicderman Maria r., TO Albert II CHnccy. Valentine.
ave- West Farms. -. 200 IT from darkest 35s.61
f n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20

Endcott Its former president. begun few DAYS ago
by attachment Of his lite insurance policies III the
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF this city. The
plant charges that he nisappropatcd Sl3 800 of The
funds of the bank. Judge Lawrence granted yesterday
order for the publication OF the summons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
6onscs ano farms tunnleo.

NNANTED-j years lease. mfuIDiShed, 2
layg. dwelling houses. ~ location l1h Ia
SAN - IA a. fiav,s $1,000 $500 Ter y.sr; ior frat
ell.f family boarding. principals prrilrtd AhdTcs,
HOU-E Box -. Tribune cficc
SErANTED-A few acres of land with dwell
w ing ueat ,ty ioi Iiarrt f.ru. gool bn,hng- and
pariug business. Is miles from y. y. BOOkiIOtT, -
.ibrTfy Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
RECORDED LEASES.

Fish, Hamilton. 10 Hugh Melvin. 10Th 1t. S. lao
Il 81 80 ave Xe2 2l years, ~ annual rent Of
Fish Hamilton, Ia Hugh Melvin. ioth-st, :, 80
II OF 5d.aNe -OxH2 II year. ~ annnal rent OIL:
Gcfkcn Henry. 10 Charles Foster, No S!- 3dave, j
years al annual rent f...... ...... -:
GOh Isabella 10 Edward 'rOpfe part Of Nos ~ and %
Ann.st. years at annual rent Of.......-.-...-----
Janzcr Elzahcth 10 Conrad Hoeflch. part o! No FOG
Broomc-st Year,. al annual rent of
Seiiz Charles, and Frank Se!Z, &" Christian >clmid
No 1872 SHAVE, years. at annual rent Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
Ecrtrrcs ano dleellnQs.

MEXICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY,"
~ Meeting THURSDAY EVENING. March u, 1873. at
o'clock, CIiICAEKlNG HALL cor 1911 81. and Jilaye.
W.WEIGHI HAWKES., LID,
will deliver lecture IN -.
THE SO.CALJ.ED CELTIC MONUMENTS OF BRITTANY,
fEANgi.
Illustrated with twenty sTERkOPTICON VIEWS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20

THROWN FROM WINDOW BY A BLIND HUSBAND
The wife of John Nagle. of No. 42S Water
a., fond living the basement door ut o'clock
.t night suffering with severe confusion of the back.
BIS unabieO-tcll how she cAne there sat, from
what could learned NJ IL supposed that her husband
xD0 blind pusied her srcODdgtOry window.
The bind ,nau was not certain, bat said that sup
roee1 De miZlt have done u. he wac arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20

RECORDED ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
-" WrIicf .. -. ...sl5 OOl
Eclley III 10 Elizabeth " Ca;nn rNccu rN ..... 1000
Iyntii John "a Adelaide Is
Ins and Joan sanraie. Executor -. 1900
Xierdi i'ie - 1900
N' %ul s"I Nafbat Bis..op -. 7.coO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
Gin Real C.eiaie for Sale.

Gip Real CeIale for Sale.
At GREAT BARGAIN, 5th-ayc., corner,
~ FOX SALE. 25y7uz 100 above 3ifisi. also, our
efory brown un, house, 93 IT, rttsvc N65X !Ou
also corner broadway ana 81 IN IT,. IujA l3j.
: EDDY. lij BrOadvay.
EOH SALE-HOUSE, 81 E.37TH-ST, MUIR
4 ray Hnl can be- seen from 10 10 ~. 1IioS hlGNLN
FOR SALE-Ihee-story BROWN STONE
Z DWELLING near Rroadwsy aud zGth-st prce. $iOo1o
or 10 rom al 100. J.J SEAItING. 1tG Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM LIVERPOOL In Steamship En0taHd.--Mr Cutl
bertson r. ROwley c. Gardam, T. Meany, w H. nuntey j.
Huntiey Cohen, T. Slas r. Elders T. Murphy, c. H. sand
ford, Mrs Hin and child Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Lee ana SON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
81, FIRST Wife Justice Duffy said he could not and held
Kin, for trial in default OF $1,000 bail.
FOR POISONING.

! Henry Schmidt, who is charged with putting
sou In the milk which his wife, his daughter and his
Ya,,srinlaw drank was indicted, yesterday, under
tsfute rarely Invoked for administering poison with In
TENT 10 kill The rest penalty for this crime IL impris-
bnmeut for ten years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
REAL ESTATE.
NEwYoRK. Tuesday. March 10. 1873.
The following auction sales were held at the

Exchange salesrOOm to-day
BVA. N. Muiirr & So..
] 3-staIy and NansaTi roof brown stone house win
lot, No 315 3.,l-st, n : bet SiA and gtlavc~.
ot 2Oxs8. Chas Hitchings 80 100
BIZ Rcaqrd Y. HdrHon.
3-stnry and attic brick house with lea ~ lot, No
LOT East Broadway. 1872 II = OF Hugerst. lot
2JxGj; ai.o 2.stuTy frame honses with lease Of
lot, No 81 and 81 CaDast, ~ rear II the above.
30y5Ox25x6 leased May ], 1877 term 10 years.
ground rent $500 per and taxes; Alfred -
By BERNARD Srngfh.
1-sfOry frame building with lot. No 5Di West slst-
Ward u y. .v''"' -'A ZOO
S5xieos Albert AYERS ~ $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
fine ARTS

A RI 4. collection Of A. D. suArrrcK n. A.. and opo.
Henry HALL, y. a, Is view nj the rCIiE@Ck
Shatuck, and Italian hsuc subjects,
ru, and flower pieces by Hall TO be SOFA a. auction On
Thursday and Friday, March II and -, at aiJ o'clock
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
ART EXHIBITION AND SALE
THE LATHAM COLLECTION!
Paintings modern masters painted 10
order purchased art centres OF Europe, OF an
expense exceeding
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
now ON exhibition day and evening az the LeaVit Art
Rooms sl7 Broadway until day Of sale. March ~ al
ChickeIlng Hall
Wednesday. March 90 and following days at o'clock az
Clinton Hail, nov on exhibition -e..-
THE SNOW COLLECTION
81 modern
SILVER MEDALS AND COINS.
connrsng an uBu@sy Interesting variety Of coins, also
cur STONES, JEWELRN and GEMS &c9 &C.
Thursday March Il. following evening" at Clinton
'''"' IP PHI COLLECTION or ESGRAVINGs,
ETClIISGS. VIEWS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND hObfhN
conunc largc collection Of llaes-ineluding choice *
anr,irs of OLD MASTERs-ais0 fine hpeclinens OF I'D
ROBIKT STRANGE. TURNER. SThNlIliD, DC; also
iarge nunier OF DRAMATIC and OTHER PORTRAITS
'' GE0 A. LEAvITr = CO.. Auctonoers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
Musiral AiIslrnmeTTs

DUMAHAUT, late s. Y. BALL d Co,
~ No IL EAST l1TH.ST.
Chickering'S stenway other Pianos and organs low
for cash. on nstnlmeiiis, and for
| iGHTE & ERNST. old house OF Llghte d
IL bradbury offer their splendid pIANoFOH1Ls at low
lilces ana easy monthly payments u East l4ths.
Ala smiths AMERICAN ORGhSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
Icip Wnnico

IbOY wanted in IN Office, about ID years old
ID Address II, Box II Tribune oGie. Ia handwriting
ENARMER WANTED.-A reliable and capa-
L bic farm hand r. NJ. BKUNDLCE. $50 Broadway.
Xy1ANTED-A frst-class TAILOR, To 90 in
w 10 pleasant town IA Central New York; must le Il
gaod cutter. Gail address A. RULET1, 3s- and $40
BIoa6w way, Kew-YOik.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
Brooklnr Real Gstai, for Sole.

MOCK PROPERTY-Fo sale or 10 lease, in
large snail plots WITH OF without water front In
0uire Oi CHAPMAN, NAS WICK. the premises, New
Town CrtcS Grandst, Brooklyn, J.. u. or NO l71
Iroui.st. Sew York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
Gonnirp propcrIp 10 Ee!.

4 COMFORTABLE COTTAGE for n sma
~ family; with city country conveGcies tent low to
good tenant j. H. DENISON, this Office or 100 Bcllevili
ave N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20

I &C. Canton Mating; rare chance. Call at
J r Carpet store, Nos II and ID West Hoisonst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20

tenant j. II. DENlSON, TINS ONCE, 100 BclleVnc
A L SING SING, business property to let near
depot and river: suitable for lnmbe coal or marble
u Gan" very low Apply "
At Montclair. y. ito let, a neatly furnished
~ house beautifully located house contains rooms and
laundry stationary nDs and basins Address T. o. Rex 59o
4 DESIRABLE FURNISHED RESIDENCE
a. SeSsra on The bank Of ihe pasag Th large
owner woud bolid with tenant Address Mt Peasantave
Tribune Once
NONTCLAlR Speciality Properties sale low;
1sI unfrnshed Howe Parsons 40 IT.
,cqlars apply to r W SMITH Firm National Bank corner
rNO LET-At Rye by New Haven Railroad,
j large house pleasantly situated and cold
water nice I9ands carriage house pasture Tor COW, &c;
''" "'''' AMY DANIEL sTRASG. at RYE Depot.
y f.' ., tPT boa ding rent sJS Ip9ms
MATHEWS, 81 Cathaiine-st.
'J'0 LET-liouse with garden, at Roselle,
HcwIesey containing eight Toms and attn rent 800
sey Cenira foot iAbertys Apply Box 40 Post Office no
'IO LET-Nontclair, y. IA two-story and
attc house win gas water, b,n- ouihOufcs, "a
1Gr., Of eqyaid "Rd .s,sn Minutes from depot VIII
'{'O LET-At Piuinfeld. y. j., for the months
OF Juy and August. ycry convenient and handsome
furnished house VIM vegetable raiGcn seven minutes walk
Nom ut pot Will be lei 10y &d%i;'' z g. i
'E'O LET-m Montclair. y. j.. for one year
ormofc Is owner j. n Europe iioU - thoroughly FUR
uisaeG aud n perfect order ami water II acrs ~ mn
with nc lawn. Lcage iut vegetables for Summer
ard Winter and plenty d" hay raised Tor hsses asn ine
sXS 4 sn,pnef Hfs 70 o e w&EhS sG GyaS
etSGN PER ANNUM.-Forty minutes
pJOUrom Libery t. by several rAprcss mus
bIosssrs-ts'. comfortable summer WINTER navel;
fares cei1t-. paved streets a choice
cottage residence, Vita one acre OF
rrOaud desired laid out ~ lawn garden fit SHADE
yncE Xc hDufrs have twelve ICONS water hIih; iui
iroy,menf sIruEGHc going eligible aud healihy local
SGi yraiy icSri. Apply - The West Elizabeth las-e-
Dcrtf = Room 2. No Nassiu t., y. y.
OF addr,ssOW NEI. f. -. BOX -. Elizabeth :. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
Gin Dr,pcrin Go Get.

FIRST CLASS FOUR-STORY HOUSE.
~ n,y T. isied from The ls o. Ain III East 12.s'i
rent ss, o. and board for two I,rhJns. Apply Az H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
Citp Droperip 90 Get.

Gitp Dronerip 90 Let
4 ST. JAMES FLATS.
[As Sih ave and 5fth-sf.
In fine order rentals, $50 II $40
q. a. nissan, 81 lines,. or Janoi, s5s Shave
A LEXINGTON FLATS.
IA Nos 1873 Ia l65 East A9thst near Lexingtm-ave.
Six to Mae Rooms; rentals, So to tj5.
e A. KlsSAM. Office OF Lexington lgj East 49th-st
STORES, LOFTS and OFFICES TO LET
- On Beck man. Nassau, William. Pear Spruce Ann aud
fuitonsts. rutland & WHITING Beekmanst.
SPLENDID PARLOR FLOOR, with every
- convenience for housekeeping piano. heat gas. bath,
keeping, SIP priv,te house, III East S1tnsi
ITO LEr-ParlOr FLOOR and BASEMENT,
with all Accommodations. 1o7 East l0thst
ITO LET.-15TH-ST., near UDlon-squase, n
three story basement brick house; allmpro"e
complete order rent, $1,000. Apply 202 East lJthsI
fINO LET or LEASE-The spacious and ele.
CANT apartment offices occupied by the Queens In
surance Company tie Park Bank Building possession
May l. Inquire IN the bank.
ITO LET-A plot of ground corner 13th-ave.
Il and Jane-st 1OUxSs feet adjoining the Consumers lie
Company property. and fronting the Apply to w
q. sCHENCR, Merchants Hotel li6 Horafio-st. Ncrh
River.
TNO RENT-TwO houses. with barn., two
acres land each In EBenyle for the low.
Address SUTTON, 40 BroaG-st., Room 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20

A L SING SING, business property to let near
depot and suitable for lumber coal marble
yard manufacturing rent low Apply Ia e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20

now exhibition day and evening az the Leayit Ar
Sl7 Broadway. until day u sale March ~ u
ChickeIing Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

Paintings hy the modern masters painted 10
order or purchased at the centres OF Europe. OF an
expense exceeding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-20
Brook!nn l]ropcrin 90 fet.

ITO LET-54S Bergen-st., near CarltOn-ave
i 2stOry basement nOwB-gtOBe lO-roOm house eve
Improvement; ~ minutes 10 al ferries, and minutes
Prospect PARK. rutland d WHITING, Beeknian-st.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-28
Hampton's Farewell Address.

The following parting words from
Governor Hampton were read to the
General Assembly, just before its ad-
journment:
GtNTLEMEN:-I had hoped to be
able to see and thank each Of nv
friends of the General Assembly in
person for the many acts Of personal
and official kindness Of which | have
been the constant recipient at their
hands. Providence, while denying
me this great pleasure, has vouch-
safed to inc. the reasonable hope
that may III the future have the
opportunity soto do. But on this the
eve;of your ADJOURNMENT. which. will.
be ethe"severance Of my intimate official
connection with you, feel impelled
TO address to you word Of farewell.
Your fattering selection Of me rs
Senator IN the Congress Of tho United
states issonly one more mark Of. that
confidence and esteem which have So
constantly experienced at your hands,
and which has been a never ceasing
comfort and SUPPORT to me in every
hour Of success or Of trouble. That
l may be able in the future to merit
1t as fully as have in the past rccciv-
ed 1t, is my highest hope. Asking
that God in his mercy may bcstow his
choicest blessings on each and every
one Of you, I am, sincerely and
attectionately, your friend and fellow
cltlzcn, WADE HAMPTON.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-28

subsidized British lines, ut least not
until Il trade is fully tablishcd and
the consumers are made to understand
that they can procure the articles they
desire as chcarly in that way as any
other. lfthis were new contest, on
equal terms, between our producers,
traders and shippers, and the like
Glasses III England or elsewhere. we
need have no fear us to the result.
But it is not. Ii is new and SO far
unaidcd attempt to compete with
established and subsidized trade. AS
said above, it is for Congress to do
something, if it property can, to give
the American manufacturer, trader
and vessel owner cha nce for this
trade. Huron.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-28

has notified Frank lIiscock, the Re
PV hlcan member elect, that he should
contest the late election on these
groundSintilnida!ion. and threats of
dISU'&sal from employment Of electors
i'll both Courtanu aud Ononday;l
counties; bribery in ;hc use OF money,
especially in the fourth ward of the
city OF Syracuse; the unlawful count
ing OF ballots, and the failure to count
ballots by The inspectors, especially
i'll the city Of Syracuse; the permitting
Of convicts to vote; the unlawful i'll
reference of United marshals, in pre-
venting the free exercise ofthc ballot"
This fits in with the Davenport invcs-
t:gation in New York. Aud now the
Uorla describes Il Republican ticket
prepared by the chlirm IN Of the conf
m,ttce and voted at the recent election
in Massachusetts which pusS tissue bal
lots to the blush. The ticket was on
thick paper, nearly as large az pare
of foolsCap, and printed in four differ
ent colors in the highest style Of art.
When folded it was a. large as letter.
Republican employers distributed
these to employees and stood by the
polls to see them vote. 1t was impossi-
bic to counterfeit them Oh short notice,
and the employers were thus enabled to
drive their m,n like sheep to the polls.
General Butler had good cause for
claiming iltin;dli III Of his followers.
Last, bat no; Least, it has been dis
covered thai the immaculate Maekcy
himself had ten thousand tissue ballots
printed for use in Charleston. The
trouble is, he did nos ge: chance to
use them. All these circun s.nnccs
may all III clu;iuy the Radicals to
drop the Blaine conl.ni tee like a hos
potato.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.

I.>9 virtue of ~ axoution to mo di-
1)r"cted l will Offer Tor sale before The
court house door ~ Winnsboro, on tho
Er"t Monday III january next. within
tho legal 'ionr, OF sO!e. to tn. highest bid
der. for ,sM, the following describou
property, TO wit:
All the right. title and Sintcrcst of f J.
Moore, in Tat lot or parcel Of land, in
The toNn OF innsho' o. cont lining ONE
AcRt:. morc "r i",s. IN f.ontiu, on Van
,"rnHrN tt.ri an, b. n lni by lot,
90; JaHn ! &r,i Estate uf G. y. Barber
"'.! 'ii'. ',.'v fc''r.iH iHtt
5. Y. RUFF,
'i,'f;.f =. t!hce. S, r. q.
NinuaDur'. y e.,
Dtccmher IL, 1878.
doc IL tlx2
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-28
MORTGAGE SALE.

PY virtue of foreclosure clause in a
IL I)mortgage executed to j. W. GRAY by
AIRS. J. L. Vance, bearing dnto March Isl
SIT, | will sell before the court-house
door ut Wipnsboro, S. c., on salesday in
January, l"79. within the legal hours Of
sale
All that pieco, parcel md tract Of land,
situate, lying md bcirg On waters of
Little River in the county of Fairfield,
state Of South 'arolina, bounded by
ian,s OF Armstrong, McAIeekin, ONealo,
Bushy and othcrs-bclng n part OF the
lands of tho estate of Dr.. Thomas Fur
man. deceased, containing THREE uuN
DRIED AND FIFTY ACRES, more or less, and
known az the "Kincaid Place"
Terms-CASH. Purchaser to pay for
papors.
WM. HILL,
dec I4 4-law3W Assignee
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-28
Home for Christmas,

According to promise, the Lcsisla-
ture adjourned sine dc the day before
Christmas. This was most pleasing
circumstance. as showing that the
government of the State is tending to
return somewhat to the good old
ways. The present session is pre-
eedent, and hereafter no Legislature
will be disposed to lingcr over into
new year. Short sessions may now
be expected. Another pleasing cir
cumstance is the manner in which
tho work was performed. Desirable
measures were passed, while no
wildcat schemes were suffered to
squeeze through. The legislative ex-
penses were greatly reduced, and this
Hghtens taxes BY At least halfa mill
On the whole. tho present Legislature
Is An Improvement upon the old
"Wallace House." A good many
members Of the former body were
political accidents. Still, number
ofgood men were left out who should
have boen sent back.
Contrary to the general rule, the
House seems to be better body than
the Senate. 1t has ADLER and more
conservative members. Most of the
buncombc issued from the upper
house. 1t has become the fashion for
newspapers to abuse legislators, and
looking over the reports from these
bodies generally, we do not see how
the papers could well do otherwise
But 1t gives us pleasure to say that
our General Assembly is great i'm
provement Oh that Of other States, and
that 1t will receive appreciation in.
stead of incurring criticism. If the
next session DO marked with equal
wisdom as tho present, the Demo.
cratic party will 60 into the canvass
of 1880 stronger than over.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.

10y virtue of m execution. to mo di
u roctcd, will offor snle, before tsc
courthouse door in Winnshoro, On the
first Monday in January noxt, within
tn legal nonrs OF sale, to the highest bid
ter. for CASH, tn, following described
property, to W.T.:
All that tract of lanl in Fnirfi cid coun
tv, containing TWO HUNDRSD AND NINETY
THREE ACRES. moro or less. and bounded
by lands Of George w. ,rawford, John
Fcnly and others, ieviod on as the prop
erty Of j. W Coleman, at tho suit Of
Mantoue 81 Co., and, others.
s. w. RUFF,
Sherifs Oifico. 8. &c.
WinnHboro, y. c.,
December II, 1873,
loo 81 i1y1