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WESTERN PATENTS,

List OF Patents 1ssuoA to Northwestern In.
vsntorB.
Hpecfal Dtspatea to 1at TFioune.
WARRINGTON. D. G., june 20.-A. Il. Evans
& Co., patent solicitors, report the following
patents fssuc1 to No rthwestcru Inventors:
1LLIltoIs.
Q, d. A1ltare, Fcorin, hose juckct.
7. ,Ashwell. Chicago eanadd-meas packsgt.
John Austfn, Chicago, p1oH.
James BaehHau, Stanford, car-brake.
4. II. Bognrdus ElkhAEt cartridge.
". E.: Hnl1, Chicago. husking pin.
n;s,n1 oGhn taesL amd d. b. cosne Chicago Sune'
a i. Msnasl. td ohis.se Ink for protective printing.
e. n. Morgan, Belleyl'le. gratn drill.
y; l.. Otis, Rochelle, governor for pamslns
:.. 4; fsyseg, ssyss,, Gh,,ssso; ;s,.s bolt 70. aeSrs
=, Todmnn. Bhtayja, rice hullin4 machine.
q. Il: Woicotl DeKsi5 'sdiiI1 rIdina pfow. S!'p''
e. e. &asSa;p1 CSsss :cE bid se
o. G. Mason, Sterling. hub. attaching deyiea.
WIscoNsIN.
I. D. Biorsach. swimmer for cooling beer.
J.: =; Davis, Sun Pfatris, portable roof fot
William ii. Green, stoyenz point. monkey.
i H9}ps;; 5s' ;on;s;i Rssss' s.s.ks
j. Wctiundoil. Milwaukee,, competition for
covering roufs, yesaols, etc.
MICHIGAN.
D. Abrey, Greenvi1ic, mechanical movement
4. HIsck, Eaton lsaplds, sAoc.
J. DoAlen, lily liaptls, clothes limo fnttaneI.
J. y: JOHNSON, Niles, hama tux.ioop.
T.. W. Kirby, GFaud lIayun, trcenaii for ships,
etc.
J. i. Phippt Fcnton, shnGle cutting machine.
y. Hchnolkbard, Leroy, chusn.
John Skinner, CAarlottG, d0vice for changing
motion. ---
Geos0e r. Smith and ". r. Cochrane, Jackson
tnillsione driver.
MINNESOTA.
No Minnesota patents this wcok.
IOWA.
II. T.. Dell, Dclc Plain, churn. dasher.
g. +. uutter, Butler Csrtrct hrldIo bit.
Frank Reynolds aud G. u. uaycs, shslby, hea'
ness coupling.
INDIANA.
Lat GOBLIN. Hebron. ctothos- -poundcrs.
John RiplingeE, Lafayette, stoYe-linlnl ~,
tg9uel. -
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FIELD AND STABLE.
so'Called "0eavos" In Borses-oongreas and
Contagious Diseases OF Livestock.
From Our ot71 Cor1sspo,dent.

so-Called Heaves " In Borses-onn grass aut
Contagious Diseases Of livestock.
From our o,sn co,,espo,,dtns
CHICAGO, June eo,-Ihe Following comc,
fr,,,, 1I.ass eI'.. Ao4'"'os e"nee
'to,n I1assah' Al'un.;
ths hvynE;5f;Stn,.E" VI; s; Can yoa give me anything
an an. htr s1to ss,6 ns aaavesfn h1rses have
tbtoveh IL. cn,caeo Tu,n, Wo H. d eose ,1s answer
S"|0"sA : 0' o'''A'' A"'hoSI' Aao oo''ao r. N
u IL
-,..!, .!"'s''- nsases ,a, ~ Term commonly ap-
pllea 10 any chronic difficulty OF breathing 10
horses which Is not attended with symptoms Of
fever or Inflammation. and ia chororter,veit hv
an ahnnrrr,I onI oan.rI.,,,,,. a".,s,,.. -
ahaa,n..., .s,,aas. aIa soaapsuous as.V'tt .. me
aou'.nlua' '"ase'es, OF peculiar "heaFlng" Of
latter. aad not tho inspiration, which cau,es tho
brcathnr IN hn 1ahorfo,,a IN {. I.s.yss ,r,,s .s
morbid ch. 49, nra5va.,.s -. :" a.. a."'o,. 4ae
mi sa"iis ,a s..n m . W a.a a''heuty A'e
may vary considerably as to their nature and
nubep oF.es nS ' II very
consist in ,o.s ~ ~ w,nt =, a,s.tte, ~n
&racttbIllty, In the walls 1t tic pu1monat air.
cells, or in an inability OF the ssuo to contract.
aud thereby to erno) t,o mir oftor an ,ton
h.s taTan n.o. tro s.'s,,s.. ~ 'n'pauon
llas tI1en p'aee' 1ne eontfaet'oi!ty OF tlie pull
naonal tlssuo, or OF the walls OF the ar-colls,
once lost, cannot bo restored consequently
sHcaycs.n iu strict sense. must bo considered
q. irou~.hl. a,11, ,t,, .,..,. - ',..,
Willis IL ei tne process Of expiration
~ Mn'.a ~ neases asss hss 10 20 oleetea mainly
III T.. ~ prssaula upoa we !uhea. DROUGHT
'e ~. 1,,a", ~ u,e oi mGscaaf ioice contract
"as. ~ ~ ~ t''oas vaa oe niaue CASTER A9a 1fesr. AZ
the y r., cet9 oat9a py removing every
tn. tE taa1 ,aser!ores Wit the aetisty OF any OF
.isntHa Swne ~. nuseise. lug hano may %
sooa .h. n ,n.1 IT,, muscles assg directly upna th9
s,. sos, WY iulo muactes acting upon ne rios mud
dn,, dpon tne a., ,aaplTaEm o. each expiration. by
u!sa".ua ~ .nc iosuet oacRWatu, anu by pressing
..A .Mo toi!tents VI NE apnoHatat cavity forward
.nsta npoa tno !a1tsI, Tue alhpntaEm. II tha con.
intoattaas. gro full Of food. ind very yolunn.
ous' uie aoaomlnal mnscles necessarily are Kept
IN u, s'aso oI EXHAUSTION, nn4 nre not allowed
.nucM Gtnyraetloni Me alaphragm 10 constantly
Dat very !ttls; auu the ti'minution Of the
cavitf OF tha cheat, ELECTED BY contraction Of
the muscies acslve a. expiration Is compuFa.
lively lnsl9nit!cant. From this follows that an
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=, Haa FFdAt7sco LAFonfrls Jana Is.
dispatch 10 tito Lhr0Hic't fTonl HAp pItRo
informs US saat ". 7. McNealy, another Of tilu
Court, positively devlnea tle homer, ThIs ia
the sixth trial and fstluro Of tho "piece-clubn u
Convention TO make up State judicial ticket.
FiFst, johnson, of souoma. declined, tlen Hudd,
then AlcKune, Of sacramento, ulen MyFlck. Of
san HFsucftco, and now McNealy, Of San Dlsgo,
OF ii! tho Supreme Court nominees we haIs -
Sef seen 20 evidence Of Acceptsncg tsom any but
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HORTICULTURE.

AWAtH ttHAt9 tNV NAHttVF-AHUI A"BC1CAnh
PomoloRlcai socisty-A Lettsf from Al
tun-Among ths Farmers OF Fn.ton
County.
NO. Ii EfanTAxNTH BTnRHT, CHICAGO, Jnne
1O.-Mr. Garfield, secretsry of the Michigan
Pomo'oglcal Soctoty, in announcing the Juuc
meeting Of that Society, at Muskteon land uuw
In sesstoph offers thls induccment To everybody
In any wlso Interested In Horticulture 10 attend
that meeting, that they have
-FOUR HUNDRED AuRxs or srRAwDRnH1Ea
within lyo miles Of tile place.
Aud that Is what's tho matter! Four hun
dred acres Of strawberries around pvcry town Ia
the strawborry.re91on In Michigan Ia enough 10
rlut any market. 1 tall ron my heart has achetl
for the strawterry.Rrowers who hare ssut fruit
to this town for the week tsst. We bought
c.gnl cratos three days since for four cents per
qunrt-nte berries. Wo would gladly have
paid mora for them, but they did not ask IT,; TINT
vas the ruling price, and that prtcs st'll rulos.
Now, know nobody can grow Strawberries
md ahtp. to this or any other market At this
price, md make SO mitch 10 ons cent pcr crate.
Water strcat brings the grower ID debt. l
know this, for I have been there. 1t would
havo bsen money In the pocket, aud moi money
out, II the berries, swcet md luscious, bad 6ceu
isit 10 rot Oh the vlnet. 1t's too bad hut pity
Mr. Garfield, what nre you going to do about
1T Grow them all the sa.nel Fine btrriesi /
sWc.r, they are too flte for such fate Chicago
III ~. honr ,hnt = Iii oot .'e mnoIs t' ,s.la
Annthcr tn.n ~ ,rfa ~! W. ." tuus;
vhes !. ,ost T., 'a5 k1su taa pa{nIE etopi aiN
,nads IN in Nnv.nh"r W W en,,'se M nay %
T. " r1s., nnSfn u..te y" IA unp,es, ~ " siGn'sa
ieT. thr rrie ~ hsrrss m an nay ~ as ~ ~
round price, "a is often the case.
TIE AMERICAN foaoLooloAL sooiErr
has, through lts Secretary, Mr.. Manning, nm
n0uucel it, programme for tho coming meeting,
Invitations hare been extended to the following
leading horttcul.ursts OF the country TO attend
tho meeting nt,d to present papers upon tho iol-
lowing subjects:
Prot. George L. Goodale, Harvard Uniyers,ty.
ton. .. e.. on Experiments In Fruit Culture;
T".. .,n Wilnm r9in beal. ARttca!tufnl College.
AppIcs Sy The Fiowsrs: Dr ,Iohn ws,d.r ps..5t ~
don't OHIO horticultural Society. North 1rr,f' q :.
tho Rev. Robert Dusnet, President Ontar,o Frnit
Growers Association. Hamilton, Ont. Prot. viii.
lam 4. Laxcnby. Cornell University Ithaca, N.
T.; 1.;;st, y. nefesmans Aug1atat ds lsdos Dash.
onimn N.n.,, sv;, y uFape,i1s H. hmStlea; r: !.
William q, Barry. ii soshcstur Il y" TeaMy: TeSaey:
on tho Sexes Of Fiowcrs In Rolation 10 tSo Ftrit.
Onr ,ea,l"rs NJ rs,i =. IVY w. aaan,h., A..
SocIety. viii be olaf tn tnn,o that prs.t5ane
Wilder Is M conlfortahls an can he cTncctsi.
and his p|iyscian. na wall ~ himself ond frIcn5s
'ea 49, ~. '' N@S0 ies''''''
1. ..,4u. a-ose'
r,,l nave recently received letter from Alton.
lhe Wtlter IS one OF tue largest and most sue
Gnss.n. tne'9n,gtowefs IN Inc tnelon'RrowlnE
district IN Asaa1aon County. larger area Of
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There 0re several young men In En4l&nf3 to-
day who NAV al any moment tako up . nows.
paper and learn that they hare jumped from i
iew huadretls to n.any thousands y yssr by q
1llcrs must be diflcuit Conflict OF emotion ID
sonlo such c1sea.
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:, Queen Victoria. our readers nero reminded
nc other day. had lu.t completed Acr 6Oth
ceeded sl,at aRe. Among these wero all the
ueorees, William ", anl Elizabeth. Victoria
Aas Isfgnetl lurty-two yaers,-alMost ~ louQ a
E!1aoeth: who !std down her seep.Ee at tho end
Of forty.Ive yuars' ruls.
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uFa't, cte'' .''ef eh"' .
n ti,nss o. n"eiS = DELL. nRe s1 soS uaesent ~,
s,u, a. ncrrs.sry rnn. ~ ,sfrnss sn fecs
s,ata ehond nut bo yIoAteG nnr af,amnonsds au II
IL tbe r!ght md dntr Of n Rou ctizsua 10 co-opcr
ate in open, lawful organizations for Tho psotec-
atryatlon o. peace and eonatltnional order nn tho
tahtt g. ING people within tne oate a. wa! ~ 3ot
rrcnrn 10 IL ncn,se ~ III III ,h"r Sn,nti".
tc,xm.i,in. ona .inctton reneae,. ~ thnennch n.nns
cation for these onds.
This open counsel to Democrats to arm them
selves ociofe TUG elecaoa
DREW FROM GOV. MOTION 4 PROCLAMATION
In fuii. H. snii. '~'
rho .,,nmrt,or ,a., ,horo, :. . vo,t. .,ouna.a A..
hs .hose n liz
elections 4 absolutely and sekcdly false. There
ean be based moi eltcumst can % referred 10
n tne potieh! Or netiafy stosy 81 tts state aut.
n nS ts tne shnr@n ot 'as VI saVgost
warn tne peopie ot me sttc against neeeptinE the
ov eonee! taey hass fsceisea: 70 Abstain rom a
. ?ssy
ron n a scsen.ss o1 seslaneo 90 .he lAMs
hna rom n,o ~ osgaa1aons Of eonpinastons po'It
!ca! 0! hi,safy. 1eh1itiR 70 compromise tneln Ill
!nels a'tn9snee hnu aht! 10 tue desefafnsht o1 9n
on.s1 ~. o., .,u ~. 4, a,
on ~ .ausMs ~ stGetlu!'uhy; oes. li' sne
'om'"as puosne" tle tol'o"iaG ccitoral:
The psm9s5atS ncWspapes. and politicians hsyc
a'aIn ausMH the pleeaat eansass ~ !mp!fss
~ trn mn n ,s neef Tnt tosGe wna 10 9t
f:nmnttca mars Il" wrntnnix .tvss nc.,ocEa.s nI ~
arm Themselves nul furl, military ofaansxatfo,,s to
protect he ballot. box. nnsr thu pros.,so tst tbs
military authorcs would uao Inc soldiers to drive
Democrats from the polls. The utter abscncs Of
ali military toect. except in localities whese pubic
proRsfiy Of n.sonsft 4f war arc 70 y guarded has
~ .ns ~.
that thev desired tu Greats pcoyd wtthont any rea-
sonable pr9soeatlon; W. earneatly hopG that psace
smt5 w "1 ~ eannSs sn, oo sce9ly .mpsoss UPON
ta ,,n. yb bsr., sn.y srs M X ruais ,..
tic poWcr to topre1s jls5.dcr Eysry lsrai yatsr
mu.t os protected in lii light 10 vote, aid no ia.
un um,r.Tv 1vTrpeynr.,c- ~ r,a, .,,a-
~. ,or,on,n,o,.,1 tx t,,a poD,,,,os,. -. ~ -,
as n or a1e
cd: A. TINT .an TING there we're about o,ooo Rebel
prlsone!s sounneu nele, tne reieasa OF Wlom
eonstituiea part o. tne Oemocfatic conspiracy.
10 Euasa tneee pts2nefs, anu iof otiier military
guy. tac siaIst1 siassaG9nsetts REGIMENT, ap,
aes command s1. , oi Col. a.; u Wase @ Mas stationed
nefe,-lois pe,hg i5se regiment WINCH senators
voofaees a'a Aieponala now chafGo "as Used
g. lug pols; me eosfge "a nos particle Ok
1oundaton 10 tfnth. IL is mise ~ whole and IL
lnent, nor any part Oh u, Hor any u 1fe oiiccrs
o. soldiets we're at or near tbs polls Will arms.
u any u thetn wGEe On nc ground tleT were
tiacfe as citizens ahq WITHOUT arms, though prob
~ nar any W. u 20 a.e
Buch tnnG. lilo only a1c'tement OF the day
was caused @ oy tnc appnentanso on inc grounds Of
% a.. oun" ~, Loss. e. .G sna ., eatuate ioe
correctly. with peddltng spusiou. tickets. The
cxcltcmsnt wls not great aud the who:e affair
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which has just been heard at Rouen.. A man
t1ninnd Pcs1uct was nrralRncu for having shot at
Ills own son and deprived him os ono nrtn, With
yte* Of enabling hin, to escape CONSUMPTION IN
the army,
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Horror OF Military Serslcs.
Tho horror of military sery!ce which now pro-
walls In France 10 atfIklnyly illustrated by cass
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ueTe AEhll II Will 10 OD8cff6Q there Il
NO AxFRRKAoR TO MILITARY INTERFERENCE,
no charge tlat any troops were stationed at or
near tie polls, or that tic crowd tllat hustled
uen. Low waa armed OF acting under orders,
1n short, Il u clear ~ daylight on tile faro OF
the tnets adduced tllat there was no approach to
military interference at tho election referred to.
Gen. Lore DID pot tottnate anything Of tho kind
IN his carl published next day, aud it ls very
strange that At this lRte day fe should rush to
ihe front in an effort 10 provo himself great
p6ttical martyr and downtrosidcn victim of
pasIence should sutllce to teach him tic differ
euce between : sudden outbreak Of few OK
cited und intoxicated citizens and soldiers on
s!ertlo,n,,day, ana IN attempt OF Government to
use military at tic polls.
=, Ills foFeEo!ng statement Of facts completely
dtsposes Of tho assertion OF Senators Mcdonald
mud Voorhees, that Massachusetts regiment
Was used at the polls hero in 1854; but, In fur
tiler corroboEa.soA Of our position. wo present
the following statements ubtaiI!ed by Journal
reporters from large number OF cltxGpB, soIpu
OF whom were Inspectors At the election. These
statsMents are an Interesting contribution to
INTERVIEWS,
John c, 8. Harrison, banker, whon Questioned
concerning h!s rceoltact!ons Of tbs 1854 alec.
tiona, said: ~ took . great interest III politics
tnnsu, .n % DO now, ant! va around the polls at
thS old Co9rtI1ouse At both uiete eluctona.
A.. A. tha voting was done at oue precinct tAeu.
inefe e w. lo organized body OF troops there,
and nobody In command Of thu sodlers who
wsr9 IN t!u streets. There wero no armed
sol"efs On duty vt tho polls or anYwhure slso Ia
Ms stteets " tlo city, unisss 1t was occasionally
.aetal! OF three it'.ee men w,th Su.geaat scut out
to arrest dEuhksn soldier xtu take him tnto
camp Ihat Has very frequent occurrence in
taoie tnes; Is , stHte'nont that aolaisrs wsro
yot1g il all iis from bevnnIil. to end." A'3eA'
T.. q. Cornelius, of Bryan, Cornrlius Il Co.
wholesale dEy-goo1s merchants, said; II VIVA
around on tic streets all day 1t those elsctlons,
There Wese no soldiers under arms or on duty
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nrers nj h,,+oa ,raers u sn'e W "aous u oucea'
New YnnK' AuT %" v.ol. ~, ,..,,,
+hot twn ~ tirn. sfonn. ,xnr.. .nss w
t1a s.stsrn a,,I ~ oe 1a' n. DSe" e1"ss'"E o11
srta ,,.an,e Wv ~ ,hats Huns t,.st .G.uuI
In, m inva. .n rss,,rt "ec III Ma1
n"rt that Hrsucl. hat NV ,at1sd T.l, w. H.
Want in,lfcs t.HestonsI ~ cntna ,.o. Inv Inv
cosst, !. ''S"e' " so''' up'n our
:l'he ,ov.~ror hal ..,,ua,.,r,,. ,.u.,
I'll ~ ,e"r ~ r,.,'it - aa vsasn Suua-
II III" inhoh oh,tant. ~ - Nn,sa.9 s.1t H.
a.. now :. III a, s".i, ,,.ai,st "na ~. .atIu
ose,nn. aas5 a. "osS asaE ~ necessary prep
nre nira"dv "o.. ~ ~ ,snnn,,t wv ne'an.ooHs ;s
Iarf1Jr, ~, -" sI ..v.. ~ piotSnt .nt .hsHhy's
1,,sn1. ~ 49,, ~ n' NH sJ snoo.o tauu
aIvonta,ss e1nit t,,o 49, ~ s.at nase ~ s1ealef
Es,,. s,,t .ss"n H., eas o. te tnany
1s,,n "As o.s,. He ~ t"ey must !ass lnoloW
s,i,,scsJaH =" s !, eno 'o"o' "nese thcy may Do
"s''"3e3as'' ..-.... ..-......
THE SHIPPING 1NrH1Ll0ENCH
Ia divided under four headings, viz: Coasters,
Inward, g.ul outward, Ktd IL il worthy Of notn
tlInt tue first Oh The list OF f0royu arrivals IL
tho "aloup uopewelI, from nn.ylyania,''
Tic lack Ut much OF tha material which Ia
now considered essential to tho muke-up OF a
newspaper IL not less strlklng than TIC tltfYer-
/! cnees In what actually appears There 4ry no
"editorias" on any aublect, aud tIlc rea]er il
loft to form Ills own opinions of ahatsyer
events are recorded,
From, lis fact tiIat no locu, news is p,von II
may ba Inferred that tho paper had little or no
fTirst'1a1'on I beyond sls mmcaata vicinity Of
, 1879-06-21

j1AhAs AufHAFlsa6hNT61
the Gtst OF which u ! legal notice In regard to
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-04

Chesterfield, Marlboro, Darlington,
Marion and Horny.
Fifth Circuit-The counties of
Kershaw, Richland, Edgeield and
Lexington.
Sixth Circuit-The counties of
Chester, Lancaster, York and Fair
field.
Seventh Circuit-The counties Of
Newborry, Laurons, Spartanburg
and Union.
Eighth Circuit-Tho counties Of
Greenville, Anderson, Oconce, Pick
ems and Abbeville.
CIRCUIT JUDGES.
B. G. PRESLEY.
Second-A, p. Aldrich.
Third-T. B. Fraser.
TIL. II. Hudson.
.--Joseph B. Kershaw.
u. j. Mackey.
h w. II. Wallace,
Il homSs Thomson.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.
EXECUTIVE.
Observation-Disclosures B. Hayes,
Of Ohio, to March 4, 1881.
Secretary of State--William M.
Evarts, of New York.
Secretary of Treasury-John
Sherman, Of Ohio.
Secretary of War-Geo. w. Nc
Crary, Of Iowa.
Secretary of Navy-Richard
Thompson, of Indiana.
Secretary of Interior-Carl
Schurz, of Missouri.
Attorney General-Charles Dev-
ems, Of Massachusetts,.
Postmaster General--Duvid NJ.
Key, of Tennessee.
LEGISLATIVE.
President of the Senate-William
A. Wheeler, of New York.
Secretary Of Senate-George @.
Gorham, Of California.
Speaker of House Of Representa-
tives-Samuel J. Randall, Of Penn
ylvania.
Clerk--Geo. Nj. Adams, of Ken
ucky.
SUPREME COURT or 7 NITED
STATES.
Chief Justice-Hon. Nj r. Waite,
of Ohio.
Associate Justices-Hon. Ward
Hunt, of New York Hon. Nathan
Clifford, of Maine; Hon. Noah H.
Swayne, of Ohio; Hon. Samuel r.
Miller, Of Iowa; Hon. Stephen J.
Field, of California William NJ.
Strong, Of Pennsylvania; Joseph
p. Bradley, of Now Jersey.
The Supreme Court holds one
session annually, in Washington,
beginning on the first Monday in
December.
UNITED STATES COURTS IN
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Circuit Judge-Hugh L. Bond. -
Circuit Clerk-James e. Hagood.
District Judge-George S. Bryan.
Clerk-Daniel Horlbeck.
Marshall-R. NJ. Wallace.
District Attorney-L. @. Nor
throp.
Terms for holding United States
Circuit Court-First Monday in
April, at Charleston; fourth Monday
in November, at Columbia.
Terms for holding United States
District Court-First Monday in
January, May, July and October, in
Charleston, for Eastern District !;
first Monday in August, at Grcen-
vile, for Western District. The
court held at Greenvillc exercises
Circuit Court powers.
UNITED STATES OFFICERS IN
WINNSBORO.
Postmaster-T D. Oxner.
Deputy Postmaster-W s. Rabb.
United States Commissioner
Henry N. Obear.
GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Governor-Wade Hampton.
Lieutenant Governor-W. D.
Simpson.
Secretary of State-R. M. Sims.
Attorney General-LeRoy F.
YOumans.
Comptroller General-Johnson
Hagood.
State Treasurer--S. Il. Leaphart.
Superintendent Education-Hugh
S. Thompson.
Adjutant and Inspector General
e. w. Noise.
Superintendent of Penitentiary-
r. j. Lipscomb.
Superintendent of Lunatic Asylum
DR.. p. T.. Griffin.
Governors Private Secretary
Wade H. Manning.
SUPREME COURT or SOUTH
CAROLINA.
Chief Justice---A. J. Willard, Co.
lumbia. So
Associate Justice--Henry McIver,
Cheraw.
Associate Justice--A. G. Haskell,
Columbia.
Olerk-AsM. Boozer, Lexington.
Reporter--J. s. G.. Richardson,
Sumter. n .s.,A>. ..,
CIRCUIT COURTS.
First Circuit-The counties Of
Orangoburg and Charleston.
Second Circuit--The counties Of
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MiDE E4sF HORSE
N0FHlNG SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS.
Tho Former High PricedM Machine Reduced to
ID vvenaty Dollars.
warranted md
% @ 10 one II not BETTER than machine Every
''l' ''11"1NG NACHINE $780, Acknowledges
g We Cannot Make Better Machine at Any PRICE Z
THE HIGHEST PREMIUM the CENTENNIAL
- mnts with tho old and we'll tol qualities ~
STANDARD is SO POPULAR. =
strong we'll made thoroughly
OF families that each machine that
Reduced
Each
useful attachments kinds oarge)
than those double the running
durable
moment and understood hour Makes
tension Large holding thread
great capacity wide principle
agents wanted this county
offered cergymen teachers business
CO
DNoAD"A4 d CLINTON PLACE New York At
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-04
TO MAKE MONEY

dress "Si1Ii FINLEY. VI HARvEY .S 4 CO.. % Atlanta aa
Georgia. juno 155ly
, 1879-02-25
NOTES AND NEWS,
8EWAftD's CASE,


WAs1ttN01oN, u. c., Feb. Alt does not
appear probable that Gcorec +. Seward, Minis
ter to Chua, will be Imprisoned long by the
llouso for contutuacy. Springer, Of Illinois,
WIS very an1iol,s to-tlay to bring up Ills report,
auI IT was Il privileged Question which could
1,avc o,,talucsi the lloor, II he had votes
enough; but tile pressure Of public business
WIS tuo great for hin, md Springer was
ynta down. At the most, therefore, X Msn.s-
teg Seward be ndjudgcu III contempt BY tho
Springer Committee. hu will bc compelled Ia
moldcr III iuEt uo moro than ono week, as the
Jurisdiction OF tho CouCrcsa does not extend
beyond ncxt Tuesday, and haloas c0rpus
from the Federal CouEtB would release the
contutnRclors witness OIL Ma.rh4. Same tmpor-
taut lBw questions arc Involved In the c2sc.
WILL he VETOED.
Tile statement that thu rrrflIcnt will yato
tho Chinese bill comes from sue!. SOURCES to-
night as to leave no doubt OF Its accuracy. The
question will be considered In Cabinet to-
morrow. Tho n,essage wilt set forth In strong
tcruls tho Idea that proper regard Tor nastonal
hunor demands tho strlet observance OF all
tscattcs INIT! they arc noklIted by the usual
methods fceogalzel amoug nations holding
diplomatic retattons with earl, other. 1t will
alsu1nnlntan that tie hill Violates The traditional
principles upon which lhc Republic Is founded.
TIE ul.opGETr MEroNT.
Proctor Knott las completed the report In
the Blo.1gctt yasc, as,'i 1t wll be au1mlttel to
tho Subcommittee Tomorrow. Knott refuses
to nuke auy statement as to the cuntrhts ut
The report until IL shall layo bcen adopted,
but IL Is understood tlIut It is, III substance,
what Las already been outlTnet! 10 these dis-
patches. Nt0ugrtl n e10neraiea, Wh,le thu
STRUCTURES upon ihr administration Of i!1u sub
ess..ua.s s,!Hssss Mndss NIo4gst., particularly
thai u! Register llIbhard anu thu Distrlrk-At-
torncyshp, Is severely cenkurul.
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
WAS hrld III the hall Ut tue lluuse ot ItspresentA-
tlyea this atternu0n to tnKu artlon OH lle sull-
jeet previously Introduced. namely, giving out
llo ultblic printing By eotract to private PARTIES,
thus 4poltsh!ng tho public printing o!lcu. But
little Interest was manifested n the proceedings,
h hill was, however, uEreett Oh viii, 1he above
nau,ett object as,a will be Introduced tu tho
House. I'hu vote 10 favor Of it was ayes ",
nuys O. Several who we1u pscsrnt 1T l!.u raucus
SAD privately they did not, with so few IN at-
telstance, regard tito proceedings ol the least
consequence, aud ccrtalply OF NJ binding elect
un thOsn WHO wore abAent. neAldes, 1t was too
lpte IN The session to tlk9 Rctiou OIL measure
OF such importance.
4HAY INVESTIGATIONS.
10 fAs 1rtst<r1s Aasostastd FreaA
WASHINGTON, u. c., Fob. M.-.Tho Reno
Court Of Inquiry, II Is understood, reports that
cvlleuce was not oduced to warrant COURT
The sentence OF capt. Bls!r l. d4ml...l from
thn ArNY