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oly4LRrMEN ENGAGED INA RIOT
Breaking Into n JAN 10 Avenge the Death of
"a Comrade Another soldier kined.

BIsMARCK, D, T., Aug 6.-On The 3Oth u
July at For, Keogh. Jim Crow Collins. gam
blor. shot Biglcr Thomas. OF the Second Cav
airy. The soldiers Of his company surrounded
the Jail and wounded the Sheriff The sheriff
then abandoned the jail. and a fight cnsued
between the prisoner Collins and tho soldiers.
A soldier named Hurley was XII led, and an
other. named sanders wounicd. Another com
pany of soldiers put down the rot Ihe row
Started in n dance house about n woman.
MAJOR Walsh of the mounted police, reports
that Sitting Bull and his people Hro destitute OF
ton is daily h"nrd in their camps. lie thinks
the crisis is fast approaching, and the hOstiles
must either stnrvr fight. or give up.
The latest advces from Bearspaw Mountains
report the excitement ovor and only forty mon
left In tho gold diggings. There are several
tont loads on the way who have heard this news
The placer diggings are played out. Thegrnss.
hoppcrs were hero yesterday and ate up half
tho CrOpS,
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KNIyEs, 4 RUNG. IND MIR.
Fighting Truckmcn, Cruel Wim-Hcnter
and "a Brutal Grocer's Clerk.

Arthur Smith OF "a Grand street. j. "A tall
gray haired. powerful negro. 10y occupation
truckman. George Walker Of York street is
a solid, bullet-headed mulatto. with silky NOUS
tache and side whskcrs 10y occupation truck
loader. They are not at home this morning
Smith lies in Bellevue Hospital seriously
wounded. and Walker occupies u eel! IN the Jci-
frrson Market Prison.
These two men have long been enemies. and
Walker SAYS Smith had threatened 10 fix him"
On Monday night. about midn ieht. they quar-
relied. Smith says Walker struck at him with
truck rung, and that he hit him in self,dc,.
fence, but did nothing more. walker says thHt
Smith pitched into him, gave him black eye,
pounded nm severely. aud cut him in the leg
with knife. \ black eye, a swrlled head and
"A cash IN the leg cOrrobOratc portions OF Walk
er's story.
=" was drunk at tho time" Walker said. and
when rot away from Smith was - mad that
went home. got u big carving knife, and cut
The cutting occurred about mn hour after the
first nsht. Onlrcr Conneli Of the Eighth Pre-
cinrt was on duty in Mercer street when he
heard "a cry for help. He ran. AMI a Grand
street and South lltth avenue met Smith. close
~ pursued 10y Walker. who WINS brandishlng u
huge carving kniir. He took them both TO the
Prince street station. and thence Smith WIS
sent hy ambulance 70 Bellevue. He lad ~ terri
bic gush in his left hand. almost dividing II. In
his lrit thigh WAS deep Eh-h ana TIE flesh was
his right iii-h. NOne Of the wounds are nrccs-
sarly f,ta hut there is danger that lockinw
may follow. Walker was committed 10y Justice
Murray 10 await the rcssnt2i smith wounds.
went home on Monday evening not entirely
sober. and began TO uplraid his wife Jane
for SON" lanced wrong dong on nor
part; She replied to his accusations, and
her about the body and head until he WAS
arrested by Officer wi son, who had been ut
tracted to the house by tho screams Of the
woman. \ doctor pronounced her injuries
some OF which are Internal, OF q serious mn
turr, and she was removed to the New YORK
Hospital. Gallagher was before Justice Murray
in the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
accused OF committing brutal and murderous
assault upon his wife, and WAS held to await
the result of her injuries.
Julia Kennedy Of 54l West Fortieth street,
went to the grocrry at 5ls Tenth avenue, and
asked Henry Krudrrman, ~ clerk employed
there. twenty five yeurs of age. for some tOlnh.
toes. She WIS nor pleased with those he pointed
on, To her, and took some from another basket
near at hand Angry words followed between
thenl. ana h" seizng nm iron bar standing
near thr door struck her on the hip. The blow
knocked her down and injured her severely
| onlc"r Bylnn arrested HIN. nnd he WIS before
Justice Murray OF the Jefferson Market Court
yesterday lie was held 10 bAii IN 1000,
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FRANCIS MURPHY At Round LAKE.
\ Great Temperance Revival Begun- Judge
Grmth Of Troy Signing the Pledge.

ROUND LAKE, n. " Aug. 6.-Thc great
camp meeting Of tho National Christian Tom
perancc Union. under the leadership Of Fran
els Murphy began with an opening SER
vice at O'Clock this afternoon. Mr.. Muir
ply was introduced to an audience Of 5000
persons by Mr.. Jos Hillman. President Of tho
Camp Meeting Association. The Rev. H. II.
Robinson of Ballston Spa delivered an address
OF welcome. after which Mr.. Murphy responded
IN lifting terms and introduced several as
sistnnts. among whom were CApt. Cyrus Sturte-
want OF Portland Ne Col. Luther Caldwell Of
Elmrn. n. Y. Gen. koht. II, Love OF Steuben-
vile. ono; Mr.. r. T, Boz th Of Ithaca. Geo ii.
Stewart Of Waterford. and many others.
Tho grandest temperance revival which has
ever been socn prevails here tonight, and its
results will undoubtedly be felt throughout the
land Judge Grinlth Of Troy signed the pledge
and donned the blue ribbon amid the most UNI
bounded excitement. An unparalleled rush en-.
sued. and the secretaries were unable to record
one tenth Of the names OF those who signed the
pledge Prominent speakers arrive by every
tInln.
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BROOKLYk.

The ktuss County SUPERVISORS YESTERDAY re- elected
tAdlrA tlrlh hui James L Connolly assistant crrk
Justice McCue yesterday dismissed the compliant Of
Jose hlUr LuNiusky III her sWt Tor limited div ufce
against Fl LuWinsk ~ the noted counietititer on the
ground that the allegations Ot cruelty AMI mhuunan
treatment had not been sustained
Edward Brown Of " Charles street Brooklyn, was
sent 10 Raymond street lai YESTERDAY change II
koepug policy shop john Farrell of 2Ul Nassau street
said h" hat made hit IN the place. And that Brown nc
iu-'d W lHi INN, So he informed the poh.e
Timothy NcFadirn lett his wife In August 1919. few
DAYS she discovered tnHt ho lng NJ IN hicks
sirvtt, BrOoNNn whpro he passed under the name OF
Timothy Grnry She had him arrested on charge OF
Abandonment and yesterday hc was sent toJA " AN AIT
eksminauon
Register Winsluw cNLd upon the creditors Of Rus
sell " Adams and Charles Rogers, the Bto,klNn lum
Der dealers meet Aug ~ to prove their debts ami
eject Tie creditors recently asked that the
firm be- declared bankrupt Previous u hAt Rogers and
Adams had made assignment Ia theif counsel Henry
G. mgrHlan The uhilues vi the hTm are AbvuL (l. 3OJ
wv, anu lhe nominal asseb alVuI SEWN
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AN AGED BRIDEGRooM's DElTH.
What Happened the Morning Amer he Had
Welded n Young Woman In Ocean Grove.

OCEAN GROVE. n. j., Aug 6.-Thompson
A. Godfrey Of this place was married last night
and he died early this morning. He was sixty
three. Mr. Godfrey was among the first
purchasers OF land Of the Ocean Grove
Association. his title dating in 1871.
At that time he was a dealer in real es-
tate In Pottsville. Pa He was married. and had
a fair property With his first wife. who died
here last winter. he came to the Grove in the
summers Of the following years until 1874.
Then he became permanent resident here,
Since his wife's death the white-haired old
gentleman bad young woman living at his
house on Main street. near the gates Of the
Grove. She was light. graceful. and refined in
manners, and che sometimes went With the old
a. they we're walking u Delaware avenue. near
Wesley Lake, Mr.. Godfrey turned to his COM
paniOn and said:
Kate, II we are ever going to be married we
might as well be married now"
~ MISS Kate. who y seems. Ia the sister OF Mr..
aodff God, frat firss VIE eoRbs s They were
and without waiting for the arrival VI friends
they entered the tent OF Mr.. Jaquct. Mr.. God
frey repeated to the minister what he had said
to Kate and requested the immediate perform
and daughter were the witnesses, and the
couple were quickly joined in wedock. The
bride and groom were In walk costume. and
after the wedding they went home.
Last evening the sudden marriage was much
talked about. come saying: guess the old
ladies wont get much Of that property" lt
the estate to the Old Ladies Home. This morn
ing at o'clock, RS Mr. Godfrey was in the gar
den near his house, he was suddenly seized with
pain. He fastened into his house and had DR.,
Alday. who lived near, summoned. Medical
aid. however. was useless. and Mr.. Godfrey
died In few minutes from disease OF the heart.
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ENGLlND's VAR EXPENSES.
a Dencii Of Over SEQ 900, 900 10 he Provided
FOR Bencon.heid Congratulated.

LONDON, Aug. {. In the House Of Com
mons to-day Sir Stafford Northcoie. Chancellor
OF the Exchequer. moving the supplementary
estimates said that the House must provide for
a deficit of Ei.3O0,0W. He proposed to issue
eXrhrquer bonds. extending through three
year.
Lords Beaconsheld and Salisbury have re-
celvcd congratulatory Populations from various
Conservative associations throughout the cOun-
try. Lord Beaconsfeld reiterated the previous
opinions expressed by him IN relation to his
Conservative organization At home. which IL by
some people construed rs u HINT at early dis
solution.
After much criticism on tho part Of tho Right
Hon. Messrs. Gladstone and Chilirrs the latter
Of whom declared the deficit Unprecedented.
and the estimates too sAnguine, the resolution
passed authorizing the issue of eNcheducr bonds
10 the amount Of two million pounds this year.
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The ,eamnoM Plymouth Rock make, 4 moonlight nip
90 q f % HHu t'ie rNcilus
Congressman Bntknurn of Kentucky am cX GOV.
MA.lhuin OF Wisconsin are NJ the fiuh Avenue
The 'nnuuon Coun'i has consented 'o ihe establish.
meui o. q IIgbs market on tie Gen'eyoor' property IN
1nccu,@re rucuYsuc TramNsy Eo;'oe ,c,oolsay
are NOW 'omlcie' aui one Is now running On ue upper
cyrinc ponsnl ,wah.!om WI pa, 9neenoall
pool fnr the championship medal IN Ocunuur's room in
Union square THIS evening
Ike Aldermen have determined 90 in,e:n.ate the Do
parmcnt q Bnihns' transactions from 1870 to the be-
shmns "i the 'u't'h'} year
gcaicr7Ic Amsugeg Team used american made
latter used foreign made rifles
shook 4 gilmore have toniercd Giimorc'' Garden for
Columbia college boatsrew On their return from England
People interested IN rnE suns article go South
Young Man viii uud that the fo'rhi Nrr imk0 ior Au
en- states
Isnau Kunn Of i54 william street and George I'M Of
- Grnl street werr accerted ny Justice fanmri veg
u the leutona savings hAuk
ssd h "yS"' eGncnsdG e Ws,Iee.Sr r o S r
match at polo at Newport some time ih~e present
The Hon Abram Hewitt hiss completed =, rlan Tor
hHrmonHn- the conflicting Interests tn NC Munir lar
ana Greenwood Lake Hallway Company Il suggests hat
ne otsHnMhon he lTr%AS lutei "nn VA, W., ii, S
Tie hlc
Mar ca,l,,h Of 90 south WASHINGTON, slua.c pleaded
Gk Tor - S Nh S al jan M Rro6c n' Hstoni
ricut o Manhattan College i'm uNur of Ernest Sulftr,
ans Jul.r ui isictNe sentenced Inn to state prison i1T
two ytnrs nui AA mustns
4 committee from GEORGE Meade Post IS q A r.,
went "a Jersey cay Yesterday and received lrfsuun
nom George q Me- AIDE Post No nl ihilaiclrhin Nno
came bearing ~ pus"nt to the Sew (ufL usi AN nll
portrait the hero of GETTY shurg In the evening uie
rtCcutun Al lludsOn nd LhlsOphSr sDttls, ahi
tho portrait MAS unveiled
Alderman Reilly presented to the Common Council yes
tcTdhN preamble icCiung that the CITY dcrAluHhts
practice III holding their business mcehn;, WIZ eln>i
doors detrimental to the pubic interests AMI r'so'
luuun recommending the IHssase OF an ordinance ufvtr
ing that hereafter all rcctiEs OF the ncphlW no
olru aud alter Ncru,enlcnt the Nil RSOiL the
| resolution referred 10 tic Law Committee
The nth annual NJ tie New Rochelle Yacht Clno
are to sailed SATURDAY.. tie i7t mt IhcrV ar ~
he tour classes open to all Yachts with valuable pllAA
Yachts second time allowance viii save entrance
fees The as'ihcAuon Is ioi open Yachts from ul.y
down nircn lc't cat buhts In the nr ana go
Ud Jb And mnn>ail boats air rhte ed, M Wui
three cal Last IsaT Leis bele i0rD AN eVses'AuA
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The mortgages given blythe metropolitan Ele-
vatcl Railway Company only that part of the New
York Elevated Road where the roads run conformity along
Pearl street and New Bowcry and there It only covers
its one halt interest The Nrs mortgage on the Meropol
itau is hY bonds bearing sN per cent inter
r,t ana covers II, road franchise rolling ,iock a ma
trrihl and /, authorized to hr sl2plpl Tine second
org axe the Income o' lh rohd Tor TIE next lntN
vrnrs AMI il authorized to be- Sls0Dtp1 The oh1cr,
decline t0saY whether they VII hnat the whole of h'
loan on this market Or whether ulty VIII take II 20
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Albert GARNER, the billiard player and Fred
erck Jackson his bartender were arrested yesterday by
DEPUTY Shrui llas-on complaint assault and bat
terry made hA Elias Kos, uhem In M AFFIDAVIT MI ko
S'nhem SAYS that un FRIDAY evening lat nnrmcr AMI
Jnp assaulted him beating hm ON the head AMI tear
ms from his back lie estimates HI damages AZ
SlanJ GHricr and jackson both save 500 bal anu
Ufp rtla
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Isanc Morton tRepl. and 7. j, Magirnis Ma
uonan IN the Fourteenth District o ONO
ia Mahon Dcml IN the Third ONO District lie
didn't vote ON the hurchaTd resolution
r. /. Uih-on tDcinlin the First and Il Robertson
nl,m IA the Sixth Louisiana DhrlCts Gibson voted tor
Inc Hurchaid resolution and Robertson AGAIN 1t
The Republicans OF the fith Maine district yesterday
renominatcd Eugene Hale by reclamation
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Comptroller Kelly has asked tho heads OF
department. 10 end o. the Botri Of AproruonmcW the
estimates 0i thrr expenses Ter l~1n The Comptroller
urges the Comm ssonrrs - exclude from the estimates
every iiou oAuen- that is not actually necessary hnd
aiis that the control the appropriations thht the
BoHrd ~ Apuoruouhcnt possesses Mll hr u-WthNY en-
forced against every tAlcuSe not deemed absolutely IN
Hmm MIN
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Only Tickling sieeper.' Ears.

Patrick McMulkin and John Mccain were
iei the Special sessions yesterday on the charso OF
having robbed slecpers IN Madison square Roundsman
Price testified that he saw them put their hands IN the
pocke of men sleeping the benches aud that when
McCann WA. arrested he had his hand IN te pocket &"
man THEN story that the, wrlU amusing them
selves uckln. the Of secprrs with straw picking
them with pins and tripping them up Tho police blot
trr showed that in rrid made by the police on park
srcpcrs - .cnts had been found IN the pockets Vi SIXTY
prisoner, The Couri discharged the prisoners
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Sergeant Norris Frost and Oniccr Samuel
Burton. two member of the Ncchn~kcn police were mr.
rested ycsterda, morning 10y Constable knN un com
NJ INT ui lt BtAN WhUHt tre them OF Ii'iuy tan
without any prufnca ION BmdN Hllolc- thai On..,r
burton seized one oi las finger, ~ l- month and an II
on The prisoners were hrd IN $50 ha each 10 Mait
the dcuOn Of the Grand Jury.
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ELIzABETH n j.. Aug. 6.-Harry Pike. aged
20 a clerk in the broadway BanK Sew York was
drowned here last night The body Was recovered tins
mornns lie went IN swimming ate ucoch, am hring
taken with cramps called tot hrlp hu coull NOT hV
reached a, he sank ~ once lie has ~ relatives here
lie was kuslsh 10y birth
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At the final meeting Of the New York Bay Re-
gaa Committee yesterday. the following award puhcs
made First pri1e each Of the four classes. SO
second m each. sli .>ai, The champion penuant was
awarded To irst Yacht IN each class ami silk pcnuaut
twenty hVe itet loif 70 the caamaran class TIE winners
IN their respective CLASSES were VIM Brown and
part Devil. nrst class Settle AMI thcmAun. secuul
Atdic Taylor and Geo Dcaue thiri. TAc Brothers
ami Fdset fourth. The TarAneua won the catt.naran
prlN
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ROME. Aug. cit is stated in clerical circles
that Prince Bismarck and the Papa Nunco have arrived
at An arrangement the bases OF amnesty for all
offences against the fnlk laws and thc establishment Of
the rAlstng before the rupture The Vatican
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Thomas Donohuo OF 800 East Thirty-oIehth
street had IN his stable several valuable horses, besides
that NJ John LAWYER OF 32s East Thirty eighth street aud
he went TO attend o. them himself last evening en-
trring he found one his hest horse, with hi, abdomen
cut Open the wound b,ing eighteen inches IN length
Mr. LAwlcrs horse had the tniOns Ol his tore legs cut
A discharged stAbcman Is suspected.
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A base bnll team has been selected to repre-
sent New York IN 1879 under the management OF MIR
Pettt Of the indianapolis club II Will include Flint
Mccormick, Start. Quest Hague, Geo Wright YORK,
Rem SEN and schaHcr. with Clam and Bradley
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HAVRF. Aug, 6.-Queen Christina has arrived
hrrp I'm MOI hrucntt ng hN the air. though her
l,a,l .u, wished her 90 remain IN rars She passed
bad uisht lI consequence oi the journey
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PARIS, Aug. 6.-The cab strike is spreading.
There hardly cabs IN the streets Tile sink IN
tho north of France are Recommending Al the coal pts
AT Drualn. IN the Department OF Nurd, are deserted
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The s,eam.hip A.,ria Ashore.

LONDON Aug. 6.--The steamship Assvrla.
capt knox, when leaving AvuumuutI da,k luitN ior
Sow lnrk. went ashore. amt must remain tor ,lvcrl
tides She is ln good position
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VIENNA. Aug. 0.-The Emperor Francis Joseph
AMI tue Archduhr kodnlph O tie En- Tior viii ar
ave VI TVpAA " dal w iisit W the EmperVg WILLIAM
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The great ionic. Thcrmnhne. cures chiis and fever
21c per box Never known 10 iail DEMAND daiy III
eIeAalng. Una
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At Hudnui's AT 3 \. NJ. 1872: GA: .. ~. IL
NJ Is 81 81 a. ~, ., 0s' ~ so
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Our genuine American son Capsules TraLe marks
,American" aud monogram A U AAussf FeHis' n
Y --Ada
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-19
THE WINNEBIGO CHIEF,

His Pleasant Recollections Of His Re-
cent Sojourn in Carolina.
The following letter has recently
been received by Major T. W..
Woodward from Hon. H. p. kim
ball, of Illinois:
RocKroRD, ILL.,, Jan. 8, 1878.
My Det1r Sir :. Because I
have not written, you must
not suppose, for moment,
that you are forgotten, or that I do
not cherish the lveliest appreciation
OF tho courtesies and hospitalities
OF your generous household. I love
t. cit in the quietude of evening,
gazing into the fire, and wander in
memory over the happy scenes and
associations ofmy Southern sojourn.
"
received your paper, in which you
intimate that there are sundry Other
experiences cfplantation life held in
reserve for my future realization.
Now, Major, I have strong deter,
mination to spend portion of next
winter at the South. That unseayed
OoS,tme of beatifc pleasure, I trust
you will open wide, and I will prom-
ise to take it oil in.
Major, I give you my assurance
that I have become devotedly at
tached to the people of South Caro-
lima. They are just the most gener-
GUS, whole~souled, magnanimous,
hospitable and cultivated people
that ever honorod our country.
There is not trait in their charac-
ter that is mean, selfish or parsimo-
NOUS. Their latch-string is always
out, and chivalry and paramount
desire to mako the very best use OF
natures gifts and favors, inspires
them to anobility Of friendship and
liberality that is almost sublime.
My acquaintance with your people,
and my observation of tho slumber-
ing resources Of your soil and the
capabilities of your rivers for manu~
facturing industries, the salublity of
your climate for uninterrupted labor
during almost the entire year, have
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-19
SALE OF LAND.

10y virtue Of auth ority confer red on
- the mortgngee in and by NOR tgage
executed by Jacob Bookman, Trustee,
to S. W. Bookhart, Of date the Goth day of
January, A. d. 1860, 1, as assignee of
said mortgagee, will sell, on the first
Monday in February next, to tho highest
bidder, ut Fairfield Court House: All
that certain plantation in said mortgage
described, containing sEvLN HUNDRED
and situate in Fairfield county, in tho
State of South Carolina, on waters of
Crooked Run, and bounded by lands of
Fl. A. Glenn, r. II. jennings, Jesse
Wirick and others. Terms Cash.
jan To- Nj. A. HOLMES,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
thousands use il, Why Hesitate?

JuY TO THE WORLD! WOMAN IS FnEE!-
Amo"& tho many modern discoveries
looSit,s to the happiness and ameliora-
ton o. the human race, none is entitled
to high er consideration than the renowned
remodE-Dr. J. Bradticlds Female Royu-
lator, Noman's Best Friend BY it wo-
man is tmancipatcd from numbcrloss ills
peculiar, to her sex. Before its Liupic
power AL irregularities OF the womb
vanish. Hcurcs Whites. It cures sup
preSSlon Of the menScs. 1t removes
uterine distractions. 1t cures constipa-
tion and strengthens the system. 1t
BRACES the nerves aud puriiics tho blood.
1t never fails, as thousands of women will
testify. This valuable medicine is pre-
pared and sold by j. Bralticld, Atlanta,
Georgia. Price Sl.5) por bottle. For sale
by DIR. W. T.. AIKEN.
jan Is 2w
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-19

The pastor, trustees and congregation
of the A. NJ Il. Church, at Winnsboro,
return their thanks to tho cit!z MS of tho
town of Winnsboro for the sum Of S.0 90
in aiding to get n parsonage for the
church; also, to Jno. S. Reynolds, Esq .,
for drawing tho papers needed in tho
purchase Of tho samo.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-19

MILITARY APPOINTMENTS --AIajo jol
General John d. Kennedy, com-
manding the Second Division, VOL
lntcer State Troops, has appointed
the following staff:
@. j. Mcdowell, adjutant general
John B. Erwin, Inspector general
II. E. Jones, quartermastcr general
f. Manning, commissary general
j. J. Hemphill, engineer; JOIN
Scoffin, ordnance officer; S. Brruch
surgeon all with the rank OF
ieutenant-colonel; j. T.. NIackcy
assistant surgeon; 0. Sheppard, j.
S. Werner, Henry Massey, James
Cantey, Iredell Jones, Wade IT,
Manning, II. Ross Robertson and
2. IL. Nelson, des-do-camp, with
the rank Of major.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-19
NOTICE.

A LII persons in lebted to the estate of
II James Il. Aiken, deceased, are horeby
notified that the notes and accounts
belonging to said estate have boon placed
in the hands OF James q. McCants, attor-
ney, with instructions to settle up and
collect tho same as soon as possible.
II. l.. ELLIOTT,
jan 10 Administrator.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-19

In consequence OF my withdrawing
from tho firm of Lcetch & Co., and being
about to leave the State, all persons in
debtod to tho old firm will find their ac-
counts with L. Elder; ana any accounts
unpaid by January 20, will bs placed
with III. attorney, A. NJ Mackey, for col.
loction. No except ms made.
jan 5-txtjan2O H. F. LEETCH.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-01-19
LOCAL ITEMS.

RAILROAD SCHEDULES. follow.
ing table shows the hours ut which
the trains OH tho c. G. e. A. r. r.
reach Winnsboro:
DAY PASSENGER.
For Charlotte. .1.57, p. NJ.
For Augusta. .4.l9, Z. NJ.
N1GIT PASSENGER.
For Augusta. .......... 1852, A. NJ.
For Charlotte. -. .2.55, A. NJ.