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Alexandria, by large majority, voted to

Alexandria, by large majority, voted to
sustain the honor and credit OF the State
and to make Virginia land to which CAPT
tai aad immigration would flow, and In
which work would be abundant and labor
remuneratIve. The city added to her repu.
ta.ion for integrity and increased her tinan.
cial standing by the majority she cast in
favor of dhe McCulioch bill. but there are
some within her borders who, having no
interest either In the States or the city's
welfare, want to deprive the latter OF the
credit she gained last Tuesday, and for that
purpose tired salute and made bonfire
last night because they supposed the Re
radiators had secured majority in the
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gazette.
Almost all the colored taxpayers of this
city voted for the McCulloeh bill, but the
entire mass OF eolefed non-tax- payers voted
against it. If that bill had been endorsed
by a rensing majority in the State. and thus
proved to the North that the Radicals were
wrong ard that the people Of Virginia re-
garded their pecuniarF obligations, Alex
aHdria would have gotten her share Of the
capital and Immigration that would have
flowed into the State in consequence there
OF, and business here would probably have
improved so as to greatly diminish the calls
for relief from that class Of the community
next winter Alexandria Gazette.
The Norfolk Visginian, rernarking on the
returns there, says ait will be seen that
the city has been committed to repndiation
by the Republican negro vote" But the
white demagogues that raised the issue,
about which the poor negroes knew no.
thing, are chiefly responsible. The negroes
only thought that they were voting against
Democrats-an opportunity
they always seek to avail themselves Of
without feeling any particular interest in
the question one way or the other. Lynch
burg Hirginian. n s
!. Let those rejoice who can at the spectacle
Of people blinded By ignorance md exas-
perated BIZ nreiudice following the lead Of
demag9gues who live end fat
ben upon their appeals to the lowest pas
lions OF poor Esprayeds humanity.-f Frank
I'm Gazette. .rdtf i 81 II. ssssas,i. f $40
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PiTgyLVANIA. Henry, PATRICK, AND
FRANK1IN.-We are pleased to give room
to the following note. Our correspondent
must net forget, however, that, as he says,
the Debt-Payers had .snearly 3,OSe majority
in Pittsyivania." This only proves what
ave have repeatedly said, that if the Con-
servatiyes had received only bali OF the ne
gro votes there would not have been g dozen
Readiusters elected to the House OF Dele
gates.
As to Henry county we .wesld say that II
our correspondent is not mistaken, we mns1
set that down ss one Of the feW counties 10
which q majority of the white voters sup
ported the Readsusters' candidates.
In private note our correspondent SAYS
that ia Patrick aud franklin the negroes
deserted the Conservatives. So it was in
almost every county. The exceptions are
few indeed
DASEILLE, Va, November 10, 1879. T
Editors Dtspatch: desire, through you,
TO do Justice to the coiared people OF the
counties OF Pittsylyania and Henry, and
the town OF DanyilIe. n AZ, az
Though oil the arts of the demagogue
We're practicea upon them; though COM
munism was preached to them, they re-.
manned true to themselves, and, In this in
stance true to the Conservative party. s4
/ In Pittsylyania they helped us swell ma.
iority for the McCulioch bill to nearly 5000
and make this the banner. county OF the
State. liz Henry they voted right, though
tempted to do wrong, and the wtite people
OF Henry are alone responsible for our De.
feat, being carried away by their fon dness
Tor =. Tony = .StoyalL. BY the way, it Is
hinted that IS Tony, . who has always been,
anti Malone, remains so, and WON'T be,
b Readinstef .ttbs hurt.n & jsssg ,ttfsf.s
\ Please doour tcoiorsd peonle justice; they
Yourseanis Vo an
PlttasiTaniapandi Henry, GoEsERyATIREatn
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When Mr.. Hayes told the Virginia ne
groes that they must vote for paying the
State debt, they showed their high respect
for the acting President by going right W
to the balIot.boX and voting the other way.
Mr.. Hayes should have considered the back
action character of his advice Washing
ton Post.
Mr.. Bayard is rapidly rising in popular
favor, and if some of his oyer.Zealous
friends do not smother him he may be made
a presidential candidate, with some slight
chance of an election next year. Wheeling
Register CDeinocrdtic).
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-NEw YoRx AND GOVERNOR SEYMOUR
The World OF Monday says:
Ono man can be elected Preside ut OF the
United States by the Democratic party IN
1880 who cannot command the unlted sup
port OF the Democrats Of New York; ana
mo MAJ. within the State of New York, aln-
less perhaps Governor Seymour, who for
reasons satisfactory to himself neither will
nor can accept another presidential eanei.
dacy. can command the united support OF
the Democrats OF New York in 1885,"
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We will receive during the entire week our third
supply of
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
among which will he found the MOST DE>lRA.
BILE STYLES AND NOVELTIES of the season.
Handsome STRIPED and BROCADED SATINS,
BROCADED AMI FIGURED SILKS, BRO.
CADED and FIGURED WORSTEDs:
4 Beautiful assortment Of FANCY CLOTHS and
FLANNELS for Sacques aud Cloaks;
Unprecedented success Of our SOC. BLACK CASH
MERE;
We have Just received the largest and heat stock OF
BLACK CASHMEEES ever shown by any ore
house south of New York, ana can please every
one Ill want of Il dress:
CL9AKS, CLOAKS-thc most lc-irah!c styles and
the largest assortment to -elecI from, At sle low
est prices to be found in the city:
HOSIERY, GLOVES. COHSETS, FANCY RIB
PONS and SCARFS;
GENTLEMEE'S. LADIES', aud CIliIDREN'S
&ERlNO U%DERWEAR:
4 great bargain Just received in LADIES' BUCK
Skin GAUNTLETS at SOC. L pair worth dou-
bic The money.
For bargains in all kinds of good; 30 to
THALH!MER BROTHERS,
Col Broad street. corner Of Sixth.
Ino S-S,M&WI
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The indianapolis Democrat doesn'ttake
any stock in the MCDONALD boom. Itsays
that at meeting OF the Dea oeratic State
Central Committee last week, 1t was re-
solved that though HENDRICKS was the.nSt
choice OF Indiana, his nomination shonR'
not be insisted on, seeing that b ernight MOI
be able to carry New York. II he declines
the second place, WILLIAM 81. ENGLISH VIII
be out, forward for it. ]" MCDosALD was
not mentioned" ut
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Passion connseIs foolish action. judy
ment counsels wise action. Passion says
punish traitors. and let the consequences
take care of themselves. Judgment says
there are but few traitors elected to the
Legislature, and the interest OF the whole.
country must be considered. The Conser-.
NATIVES are masters Of the situation. Mas
ferly inactivity will win the fight.
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10 Fredericksburg the negroes, sosfhe
Recorder says, 6 stood mp sotidiy by the
side OF orr citizens, and by their votes
enabled Us to gain glorious victory by
ths election OF MURRAY and ROWE"
Jaslso " heFeger they voted with the
Conservatives the Conservative candidates
We're elected; with possibly few exeep-
ff0nu 80 II sssis .f.Elsf $50
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How THE TABLE IS MADE UP.-The Rich.
lnond Wing publishes list Of the counties
and cities in the State, and claims fifty.
eight Readiuster members of the House OF
Delegates. In making up this tifty-eight il
claims :Readj from Portsmouth, Prin'
cess Anne county, and Norfolk county, but
the Portsmouth vote was tie, and nobody
has been chosen, while Princess Anne ano
Norfolk counties elect Republicans IN op'
position TO both Readiuster and Debt. Paylgr
Conservatives. Portsmouth Enterprise.
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From the Baltimore American.l
rVF,o Rap btnaferS.

A Virginia merchant, doing business with
a leading Baltimore i'm, in business let
ter expresses in very plain and pat terms
his opinion Of the Rcadiusters. Hc writes
"Virginia came so near going to the devil
that we merchants feel somewhat shaky
about it. II were wholesale merchant
would not credit any Readiuster. Thank
God, there are very many left to sustain the
former prestige and glory OF our once good
old State,"
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TEE FIGURES, In Rock bridge the Debt
Payers were defeated By abont s4e majori.
ty. rhe eolored vote OF the county was
shout 600 % ssbopa some 20 voted the
lsepssf Ire ieket.. .Iiska ,Ehits majority;
nat Azfss alid /. sRxs Was therefore d
very scldsd hone: a See letter sscsssL exipg.,
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NEW GOODS!
Iam now receiving my fall stock Of
CHINA, GLASSWARE. AND HOUSEFURSlSH-
ING GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
My stock Is The LARGEST AND MOST COM
PLETE In every department ever exhibited In this
city.
The prices we guarantee to be rs low as the same
quality Of goods can be bought anywhere. ...
a call Is respectfully solicited 10 examine my
stock and prices, whether you wish 20 purchase or
not, for 1t Is pleasure to US 10 show our :cod:.
+. X. TAYLOR,
3 au27 1e1l east Main street.
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BANKS AND EANKRRS.
SIITIZENS BANK OF RICHMOND.
P1m-UP CAPITAL....,..........,. 500, 900
aTTRPI, M ,....,,.,,,,,,.,,. 21,6O0
e. w.. PICKRELL. President.
e. e. SNEAD, Cashier.

DEPOSITS OF one dollar and. upwards received, and
six per cent. allowed on deposits. a. 81
Dsposits received subject TO cneck without acsice
and iiiterest allowed on same If not checked on orv
frequently than two or three times week. r,l1gfs
Interest on all deposits to, commence tan day..
after date OF deposit. 80
Bank open eysrs day from o fooi,,ck Am. tin s.
O'clock 2. n, and, on, Saturday froR T, y. al g
FIN !" lie 2S-eed
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GLoucEsrER.-Tne Richmond eorrespon.

DEMONSTRATING kichmond e0rreSpon.
dent OF the Petersburg appeal writes:
"General Taliaferro is here. He says
that the negroes voted against him almostto
q man. He got about 20 votes frsm that
race These were bis old slaves. The
General says that the negroes In Gloucester
had resolved In their ehureh-maeting and
societies to defeat the DebtPaying nomi-
nea.D ysfsg,;. 4.,s.gg- 1885,.
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MT G. r + A T BARGAINS IN DRY

f-fj' @ r Z 4 I BA KTAfNS in DIX
GOODS at A. HUTZLER SONS, 3o6 Broad street
Black and Colored Cachemres, full line, from 15c.
10 1925 Popiir Lu.tres, full line Of colors al
1870 Pekin Stripes in silks. Satin. and Eelrets
Black and C0lored silks, Felyets, and Yelreteens
IL few more OF those cheap Damask Towels 1T 23c.
Ladies', Gsntlemen's, AMI Children's Under wear
Hosiery, White Goods, and Cassimcres: Notions In
endless variety; New-style Cloaklng for ladies:
Walking Jackets and Circular Cloaks; Ladies'
Coaks and Dolmans, full line: Fringes. Passimen-
tere Trimming aud Buttons. in great variety
prices Shawls, Flannels, aud Blankets. Call ut
A. HUTZLER & SONS,
no lO.lm 500 Broad street.
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!, .asr.s.t Ia .,sks ii tlie

IA ouEsTi0 tspnserya I've asks - the
Fredericksbasg Nssos .3..
re Are fs,ea CONSERVATIVES OF Virginia gong
ID hand over their representatives. in Inc
senate and tile electoral vote oil the STATE 70
the Republican party because o. DIVISION rs on
/ On q question OF State financeY 80
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from The Fredericksburg Recorder

The plan Of giving the State over to the
Republicans because of failure to control
the legislative branch ef-tbe State govern
ment is the out-cropping OF the spirit OF
"rule or -uin'' which has been stumbling
block to progress in Virginia for years past.
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NJ ANOTHER FAIR.
GREAT CROWDS ARE GATHERING DAILY At
SYCLE BROTHERS.,
3ll BROAD STREET.,
to witness the largest exhibition Of
DRY GOODS
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY.
~ ANOTHER FAIR.

In DRESS GOODS they have the following new
STYLES: BARCELONA SulTINGS, SILK SCROLLS
SOCIE CASHMERES, TARTAN PLAlDS
FRENCH PLAIDS. and all The lntcss novelties.
In SILK. SATIN. PLAIN and PEKiN STRIPES
nARSiE. Brown. BLACK, GARNET. Dor
DEATX MAXINE. TII.LEuL, SAPPHIRE. MYR-
TIE. OLD GOLD, WINE, and full line OF
POLKA DOTS.
BLACK CASHMERES, BLACK ,CASHMERES:
The largest stock in the city. Cashmere IN doubc
widths from Csc to : so per yard. in cnlors they
have i full line IN all The new shades. Most OF these
goods are of their own importation:
CASSIMERES for mems add boys wharf.-the
largest stock In any house in the State Cassimercs
RED and WHITE FLANNELS purchased by the
case, and will he sold cheaper than they can be
'I IN "ctH + LADIES'. and GENTLE f.
MEMS UNDERWEAR their assortment Is com.
SHIRTS. hundred and unlanndried, from SOC. to
$l-the hest ever sold for the money.
Their GLOVE DEPARTMEST. Is comple'st17ia
splendid S-Dutton Isle GLOVE for 25c.; Kill
GLOVES from +1c. 10 81 so Il pair
K EkGhfs' for IL six lin LINEH HANbkE
CHIEFS for 50c.: and a full line CT SlLh HAND
In FANCY GOODS. such as RIBBONS. RUCH-
ISGs, &C., they can pea e IN he E, most tas'dons'
4 fun line of CLuAkS and itOLMANS, from 2''o
to $40 ancce:
\ full line Of LADIES' UNDERW EAR:
BOULEVARD SKIRTS from soc 10 Is:
4 beautiful line OF MARSElLLEs SPREADS IN
ON The Third and fourth floors can he found the
largest and rrettirS' assortment OF CARPETS,
RUGS. OIL CLOTH, and MATTlNGS ever shown
500 pairs BLANKETS, purchased a a recent sale
In New York. All IN need should call and see tlir
'' '"Ns' sYcLE RRoTu,EEs,;
no 5.cod 81 Broad strcet.
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@-JOHN c. SHAFER, ..:
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. 1904 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
s'' has Just received fine assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
imported especially for him, which he will make up
in a workmautke mannerfn the
a..-.. VERY LATEST STYLES
..- ..m.-.. AND AT fs...
PRICES TO SUIT TIE TIMES.
SHIRTS. COLLARS, AND CUFFS ISL.
Of fine grades made 10 order ut short notice.
Sc 13-3m FIT GUARANTEED. -.........
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CARPETS. OIL-CLorHg, &c.

DHILLIPs & JENNINGS, 1911 MAIN
L STREET. RICHMOND, Waive have just re.
reIypd our fall stock OF CARPETS OF all grldes,
DRUGG cts. RUGS, AID MATS; on 0TH HSs or
all widths; LACE anu nAMASh CERTAadIsss:
ali styles which we are oietng at low prices. All
orders promptly attended to.nn,:, =
sc l3-2m PHILLIPS jENSlNGs.
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sFECEAL NOTICES
M NEW GOODS!
GREAT BARGAINS!
D. g. E. MTTTELDOaFER,
- CIT BROAD STREET.

We will open on MONDAY our third supply Of
NEW AND DESIRABLE, GOODS, bought at re-
cent auction sales In New York.
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NE $50 LADIES' CLOAkS AND
DOLMAES,
made In the very latest style By one Of the largest
and best northern manufacturers, 10 be sold mt OK
tremelY low prices, ut JULIUS hiE1 ER'S.
COS Broad street.
Don't fail to examine them before purchasing.
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NJ DOMESTIC PAPER FASHIONS
n complete assortment always on hand at
os.S,M&W THALHIMER BROTHERS.
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CHIN A.
SPECIAL.

CPECIAL. CHINA. SPECIAL.
CHINA dr"ci from France:
CHINA direct from England;
CHINA direct from japan.
PLAIN WHITE and DECORATED DINNER and
TEA.SETS:
FANCY GOODS from European factories, ordered
before the advance in price. Call and see new
GEORGE GIBSON, JR.,
eo4 1907 Main street.
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DRESS GOODS of every description: {
Immense assortment Of BLANKETS;
We show the most elegant and bestassorted stock OF
CLOAKS and DOLMANs at the lowest prices;
PRINCES and BUTTONS In latest designs;
We have fully rcpsnisEed our stock Of WINTER
UNDERWEAR for Men, Women and Chill
drcn. and can Us yet cell at our old popular
prices
RED FLANNEL UNDERWEAR for Men and
Women; .|.
GENTLEMEN'S CAMEL 'S-HAIR SHIRTS;
GESTLEMEN'S CASSIMERES and COATINGs
Special bargains in BLACK and COLORED CASH
MERES;
We now have complete line Of BLACK GROS.
GRAIN SILKS from the lowest to the most
sublime quality-we offer these goods much
lower than they can now be purchased even III
New York city:
COLORED SILKS in great variety.
For the best goods at the lowest prices always 20 &c
LEVY BROTHERS.,
Nos. lo17 aud 1919 Main street.
Good assortment of CARPETS at much below
regular prices. no IL
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mr. t.fs.,F

uRr i.b.,F'h..
GREAT BARGAINS.
Having bought our goods .j"'" Ne li.''." ir-
cline. which took place IN" - "i bc "'fr, vi. 50.
prepared to sell great bargain IN al trhi.E. '.
BLACK SILK, 75r. ".r'.i -
BLACK SILK. - worth - -:
BLACK SILK. >l-i "ar'h $50;
BLACK SlLk. >l.@u Sc - -;
BLACK SIX. - earth :2,.',
BLACK SILK, - w"ril - 80.
RLhCk SILK. - - "ut'H -.
COLORED TRIMMING sGLk> AHA >httHN IA
colors:
COLORED VELVETS-aIl r"lors-S@ ~ .r - -
COLORED EELEETEENs-lia1 All >.r.''
Novelties in DRESS GobIS-2J l"r ""'.'. go t'''
than they were bought In Scr'rul.r-.
BLACK and COLoRED CA>iiNti.E> '"'.''
than they were be ore IN" r1>"'
FLAENELS ana BLANKETS "' atr '' -
less moreY than thu same goods t'"y-', ~. 't'
CLOAK ) and SIiAWiS. 'i~~iIft'f' '"
CLOTHS. BEAVERS and DIAHbN
MERISO and ALL-WuOL FE-l~ AN; ".'"'
Frs for ladies; .,,u.-
Frs for children; ,.r,n..
MERINO and ALL-WOUL SHIFTS aHd IEN"-
Frs for men: ,,. ,,,p,.r
nERiNO and ALL.WODL SHIRTS AMI 'tE N"'
ERS for boys. CUUKTHEl 70" t!i,.
30 IL ,2n I!rst' -'.''.
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,gvCN cry. aA1SawAgE, &c.

tEWOM FIX F71,7iHS w! - r Il E.' q -
CuINA, GLASS, Adjust received, Il
~ large variety of good 10 Interest housekeepers
A nj. ASSURE 10 show goods aud quote prices. Those
who cali shall be rewarded. Merchants buying for
cash are requested inc this stock before pur-
ch asng elsewhere. hr,a na"gains IN RDDGERS'S
TABLE.CUTLERY AM Plat ED-WARE.
II. II. WALLACE,
&c 29-1m 400 Broad street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LEVY BROTHERS..
1917 AND 1919 MAIN STREET.

IT WILL BE TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO
MAKE YOUR PURCHASES AT ONCE,
.- AS THEY ARE STILL ENABLED
TO SELL AT OLD PRICES,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE GENERAL RISE IN GOODS.
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Messrs F.. 2. HUDGrSS and \. E NUE. -
Us, aud will he pleased 10 see their iElVn"''
Sc 2S-eod3m
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27

treated to San Bernardo. leaving ll'a-
cua in the hands Of the Chilians. Subs
scauently the Bo.ivians continued their
retreat TO Pera Grande. seventeen miles
from Iquique, where the allied i"lr"s
exnect to make sand. The Chi'ians
arc said to numbNr twelve thousand,
we'll armed, thoroughly disciplined me',
the flower of the Cbilian army. In"
allies number about nine thousand, and
if properly handled in The rongh conn =,
try back Of Iqnique, whittier the t"l'-
ians are advancing, should be able 10
beat the invaders off, They are under
tho command of Gen. Buendia. an otfl'
Ger who has sren service. The ChlllanS
who are commanded by Gen E'ea!a,
had, It last accounts, penetrated tn'
country tn Santa Catalina, q march o.
day and u half from the position "l
the allies. The Peruvian columns OF
Gems. Prado and DAza are thought t'
be advancing from africa AM la"nn
directly in the rear of the Chllans' Il
battle must soou take place.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27
Notice to Teachers.

The examination of applicants for GER
ti6cales OF qualification to teach in the
public schools of kershaw county will he
held at the Court House IN the following
order:
Saturday, November 18th, for First
Grades alone
Saturday, November 22nd, for Second
Grades alone.
Saturday. November Goth, for Third
Grades alCne.
The ex.uination will then celse for the
present fiscal year. No certificate OF quail
ifcation will be valid unless it eminates
from the second series Of questions which
we have Just received. Therefore teachers
who hold certificates of qualification grant
ed heretofore will ha e TO he re.cxamined
A first s:l'le certificate issued from the
series referred TO will be valid for llreF
wears, and second grades for two years
bnt third grades are to be examined annu-
ally. Applicants will take notice Of the
above. and govern themselves accordingly
D"ne hy order of the Board.
JOEL HOUGH, Chairman,
In answer to numerous enqulri"s.l will
state that he public schools will open De-
cemher ls;. nnv64'
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The South Garolinn Railroad. q.

4 movement is on fhot now. to take
the case Of the South Carolina RlilrnaG
out Of the courts, and suspend the lit'>
Cation abnut It. 1t is found, since the
road has been under the management OF
Receiver Fisher, that it can be made
to pav all interested parties. and as it
stands at present, only the first mort
gage holders are receiving anything,
the balance being expended in law. A
committee, headed by Col. Richard La
thprs, cf New York, representing s5OO,-
600, of the second mortgage bonds, are
now in Charleston for the purpose OF
bringing about settlement. which. in
substance. il about rs f'llowS:
1st, Cnt IF the April 1880, and
pr cer1ing coupons firm the second
rurtgayp bonds and fund them in Third
mortgage incnm" bonds.
oI Reduce the interest en- the Sc
c.nd n.nrt.a,e bonds t. 3 pr cent tor
re- y"ar 1880, and 4 per c. Mt. 8 per
ce,.,, 6 per cent, 7 per cent. Increasing
rcr c.nt every year until per cent
il reached. But, if the road earns
enough 20 pay more than this reduced
rate. it is to pay it to the bondhoIders
up 10 7 per cent.
Sd. Fund all nnn-mortgage bonds
and interest thereon, in the ahnVe-men.
toned Il ird mortgage income bonds.
4,h. Sell all first mortgage bonds be-
longing to thu company at not lrsS 'bsn
par, and apply the proceeds to the paw
mpnt OF loans secured by the same.
9Th. Settle with the holders of the
faa,ing d. bt by paying them in second
mortgage bonds, interest reduced as
above nj so per cent. and for the inter-
est on their loans they shall take Third
mortgage income bonds.
6 Procure legislation to make the
majority Of the stock control the "lec.
tion. Instead of the sca'ing system OF
voting now existing.
9TH. Require the stock to be place
with trustees aud voted as directed by
the second mortgage bouiholderS until
the road is able to pay interest % its
Income bnnds.
S. All securities except the first mort
gage to be deposited with the Central
Trust Company Of New York and me-
sotiable rec ip,s given during the COM
pletion OF this proceeding.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-11-27
Sherin's sale.
,Souih Garolinu-Kershaw County.

South CdroNnu-heTeHuW CoaHty.
John r. Ficken
vs. Order Of
Freelcve = DePass, sale.
Vim. J.. DePass.
In pursuance Of an order made in this
cause, dated 10th Feb 1879. 1 will sell at
the Court House door in Camden. Oh the
Is, Mouduy in December, (lj during the
legal hours OF sale:
All those parcels Of land. with the build
inrs thereon. situated in the town Of ram-
den. county and State aforesaid. viz: PART
of lot known and distinguished in the plan
Of said town us number seven hundred and
seventy-three. measuring one hundred fceI
on Broad street and three hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE feet on ncKalb street, bounded
north by lot No. 7772. East by remaining
portion , f lot No 7713. sout by Dekaib
stree, west by Broad street, AMI known as
the sDekalh House "
Terms, one-hal cash, and the balance
on one and two years time, with inic, est
from date Of sale, secured by bond OF pur
chaser and mortgage of premises sold.
Premises TO be insured and policy assigned.
JOHN DOBf. s. K. &.