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4 MS ssrsc Nlss mn Peters Pes sha y
IL ps,r People mo nos 80 csrs B. g. :.
ssad 8 or cents % their bonds for nsxt
ssoxsy psars isssIngs thereby son1e J.
se:1 I'M s Interest 10 eonsr VITA ss Pre-
sa,,t d itsr cent bondsb then theS wouid 3
% into bankruptcy IS oEce, and m
dicate shsir snsinaticn &c rspnasale sps
vso,e ohlssasIsn Let ~ hfifg tne m lslslE
"a Z saasre ssslls and dasl ore ysss
or The other. 81. 81
rhasRead,psfers Coayentioa Whsstis to
h.re d, sse 18th anstsrt useans neither
s.,se aor Iss shsn the disrupt o. ts eos,-
y: party, and q b well sos the people
f ~ n,,serstanti sas distinctly. The faii,iie
OF tue present edoFt 20 adiast our debt watn'
che hondhcs iers Will he the ssgnais sor sys-
GENE Wildcat politics In the State the 'lke'
Z, whica We haze not ssitaessed since As'Si-
$50. me Conservative party split 70 ts ''
Dne 81 tsgo sbfags Is bound p happen
= ss,e Radicals win get the entiTe CON.
s5srsl cs the stsse and give us q new isasasca'
Is sdsonsteataon. with mixed schools and the
siks. 81 the negroes wa hold the balance Of
power, and aemago ON either SIDE stss WIZ.
b,d for thesr s1p,por until for all practices
= - snnrposcs they w shape tns p !.
she s,ates while the men sent g the, Legs |.
datare Of so q sonsentioh viii be The Eeay
lowest tyae. Are there any bold, bad Sen
fin the stgse who are seeking, Tor thesg OWN
& !. :asgT dxenent %. bring aboa 5ust sasis
state Of thfRgs2 res. 5st1 sif.fsz9'sh re-
NE cannot coecefye Of q greater eas lsl
- tina The non statement % this question 81
- 1is ssssson. lie reid usters, by loag-eoa,-
IS fjurel aeisutaon, have forced the tondbold-
I'd ess to agree % take these 4, and . per
\ cent. bonds and q proposition has been
!. ssubm;tted which ought to satisfy any mode
rate man. II now this party take tue re'
tsp,onsibility sp spurn this ofef, and leave
this sore still open, they viii deserve the IN z
,nstigated copde mnatian OF exery good citi-
s zen, aud win have q fearful account 70 seq
tie with their constituents. ess 'ss'ts !,
Virginia can get ont Of this thing now 10
no toierabsy deeentaway, and at she same
lime free herself practically OF nearly one,
hall OF her debt. The pubic sentiment on
.ithsn world, H we. close with this PROPOSE,
tion, will forget that we have left much IN
i maid, and will. excuse us on the ground OF
ssoar embarrassed condision but Il We re-,
fuse tue offer, that public opinion Will be
lust the other way, and our name Willie
mentioned with bitter contempt all over The
world. tE.t,E s:. 80 So.
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~ MONUMENTAL CHURCH (Protss.
faint EpIscopal), on Broad between TwcIf,I ad
Fourteenth streets, north sdc-Dlylne service >vY-
DAY, 9th February, ls79-mornius at II O'Clock
afternoon at half. past 8. Service begins puncull
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OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY CoMpASYJ
F~EsiE h;.S RICHMOND, January 1s, 1879.
NIOTICE.-The ANNUAL MEETING
IN Of the STOCKHOLDERS OF this company
will be held on MONDAY the 18th OF February.
1879, MT their Office on Leigh street west of Adams
at L. O'Clock M. G. WALDROP, Secretary
The above meeting is postponed TIL WEDSfS-
DAY the 19th Of February, by direction 81 ihc
President. q. WALDROP, secretary
- :, : ''-''-E-TI' -..7 !, 1s.&WGFti
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MI ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
corner Tweny.tiflh and BroadI.-ll A. NJ, tie
rector: 7:45 P. NJ, second sermon Of The series u
young men, by Rev. HENRY WALL, ID. u.
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@ BROAD-STREET METHoD,sr
CHURCH, SUNDAY, February 9th.-Prachs,, :.
Rev W. g. STARE. pastor. Al IL A. ". ,,r',. W
"God Is great, and we know Him not" a,7Ip,'
subject: " TheinyisIble God seen IN The say,on -
souls.n ..... 4A
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e NE GRACE-sTREET BAPTIST
CHURCH Corner Grace and Foushee Streets
The pastor, Rev. WILLIAM Z. HATCHER. b. \.
will preach at l O'Clock A. II. and at half-ta.,
oso N
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MI. Tilden.

The anscri,pulotis Republicans, fnding
that there would not not likely arise any oppor-
+ snnity 10 prove thar Mr.. ;T1LpEa had iacul-
Il pated himself BY any asshon orable act 70 se-
sleure his own election to the ,presiaencys
charge that his knowledge4oi propositions
to sell out returning boards excludes the
idea that he was limo CEN, DC. oi course
the Republican press cannot be Just to Mr..
TnDEN.. He knew that such propositions
had been made, but put his face against
them, and declared that he would not Sc
cBre the presidsncyshy any such means I'M.
der any circumstances.
X 1t is possible that the props sitions were
the bait that Republicans set for Ms FH.-
DEN, and thar itsdld noftsncceed greatly lis
ritates them; and NOW the Times, OF New
fFork, wants him to be convicted, notwitfa-
standing 40 itdn'. take the bait, $50 yindic-
,sSqe fs disHonest drtisanship. 81 q
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NJ. MOORE MEMORIAL CHAPEL
Laurel street).-Servce on SUNDAY At II O'Clock
A. n. and O'clock p. NJ. Rev. d. +. SrHlGG w!I
offcia,e on both occasions. ..
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aITHE BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHO0L
ASSOCIATION will meet with the Second B4pt.
church on SUNDAY The 9th, at 8 M.
.. ....... J.BOoToS HILL. Secretary.
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MEETINGS..

THEREf WILL, BE A MEETING or
l. THE CITY MISSION SOCIETY TO-DAY.
February 9th, Mt lhe Mission Rooms. IA II Franklin
street nc O'Clock a. NJ. full attendance Is re-
qtIes ted. BY order Of !, THE President.
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9 TRINITY CHURCH Corner Al,
twentieth md Broadl.- The soci.l sr,v,. VI
experience-meeting conducted by the ,onn,.. 'ai
continues 10 grow IN interest and ,,an, '"'0'
The meeting will be held from, to ocIorE - s,
DAY AFTERNOON. A hearty welcome % al "''
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ME- METHODIST s1rND,yccro.

@ METHODIST SUNDAY.sCHoor
SOCIETY.-The regular monthly meeting ot ~,
Society win be held a: Centenary church Sryn,r
AFTERNOON at so O'Clock. Interesting attre.,.s
and other exercises may be expected.
,....f. A. l.. WEST, Prcsit,p,
Charles p. Rady, Secretary.
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nj MAIN-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH between Pine and Laurel street,
JOHN w. JACKSON will preaca TOMORROW
lords day. at IL A. II.
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III
NV. ssss s,ssst .sp. ''ss es,f sssa
"a u
IA ma l;sE I'D sg1s
s savss Van rnel,ss almost pfessea
thes doWll 60 rlall
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ne SECOND BAPTIST CHURCIItcor.
ner Main and Sixth s,rcets).-Rev. HENRY Nc.
DONALD, d. D., will preach on SUNDAY tllh.N.
and 7.30 p. II.
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METHOD

49, $3.50 III 1HUUIST IH[pCu
CORNER or Broad and Twentieth s,,e,,>, "Sh
vices on SUNDAY at II o'clock A. n. and -
81. by thepastor, Rev. ". Z. JupKrxs. 10 ?.
Young mems social meeting in The ec,pre.,,,..
every SUNDAY AFTERNOON from 3 10 4 n."p.n1
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HALL.
-. srALEa OF |

800 q - OFFICE OF SEM s,Sp
WEIGHTS Asp MEAse6GnsIC Ssrs,o
INSpEcToR or Coat AMP . Muy d. 1917 10
TSi9sss. 110l BASIN BANK, Fso,s~ GOAL. VI
A III PERSONS HAvlNu .s,,i them y ~ =.
~ cARTs .ss. s,l sIseSe efors prOe'f'''
esass. :. required by lss1s ALTMAN, lp'ps'"'
8 ~ Ssase q ~ ~.
~ ,a19rsiisia
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eg~FIRST'BAPTIST CHURCH tcoyper
Twelfth and Broad streetsl.-Prcachlng 4, IAN
an61h p. NJ. by the pastor, Rev. Z. w.wAnpyy
u. d.
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X
MAHRsAGEa.
"a xfyiaa HeaeaasY 5ssya16ss - 1..y...
EpiscotaI church nsn1y hII.s s. Che fSsss,,
sRAaEE; aI Of Daasiii;ee.s Wy Va. Miss hINsir Y
II Msxsasd on the sob u,Huo, by ~.
w. as The residence Of IL. '.ne nsf. Az
Norioii I,s is :. asEEkksS ; ass Ssfs
| s.. 81 90 DEATHS. s
p 1s On iFrlday: February I. 1879 ), .,
and txsn:s ds Sa.asue aged eish. years one
l!is fansra, iook place The zane aav 'A
from the restnenec or his father, H&4P Pm
Norfolk pagers please copy.
DEs lse g ia sh s5ss,assy 1879. HEssv
Ills funeral win take place frn, Far q h. .Ee. -'
No. $3.50 Lester street Rockets shis re,idsn.,
IhGs Fehruary 10 o'clock. yYSHDAY N0gS''
81 aiisad OF the tamiiy are respectfully ,ic.
B5 BIN r as Kss ,8 ys,I February 3D. JAsEo
she was respected while she lived an,
lag;ented., ,9-.qs. 'e'' "nu died de.r,,
Died, at his fathers residence y.
ocloek, EMIL 81 GMuaD, yeu 1naefy 7,is7s,I
months aSd hree s days. 'sed three T:sfs, 1T ss'
Ills funeral win take place from & Me-
SUM- AETERE0ON 4GcIocs ~ .essarch
are Invited to attend Without 9SsSat
Philadelphia papers please COPY.
- Died, or pneumonia, February ,e-
p. NJ, ROBERT e. LEE. son OF 7 a., 1873, a. $40
A. Lee aged one year and eleven month: aud Mar
next SUNDAY MORNING OF 'n'ehr church IN
O'CLOCK. Fends aud acquaintance st; At II
vited 10 attend ,,.,s.. pee"nIfyiR.
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III pfsuI81sh af.s ssgaa lltfis 1si itt,gl
{ 10 golgslfs sdi al asft siai 900 stiss5
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he resolution was adopted,

!, rs f,i PRESENTED AND REFERRED. 'gsag
~ Resolutions and petitions introduced by
Messrs. Ell. SMITH, MUsRBACH, HARDEsTY,
and FiNSEY were appropriately referred. :
g. THE STATES PROPERTY. ~ 49,, -, =
The following, offered by Mr.. STEVENS,
was referred to the Committee on Retrench-
ment and Economy :.,;,+t.. .,.,easyt{, lief.s
Whereas the State is the owner OF the
following property which is producing no
reYenue-Yiz. the penitentiary spring lot,
the granite quarries and rope-Walk, Lot No.
81 in the plan OF the city OF Richmond-and
as it is OF the first Importance that every
expedient be resorted to in order to en-
brace the interests OF the Commonwealth |;
therefore be it :. 81 81 IS q 2il's5 ~
b Resoioed, That the Committee on Re-
trenchment and Economy be instructed to
report q bill authorizing the Governor OF
the Comment wealth to donate said proper
ties to such; persons as! shall make tarphca-
tion therefor, with the pledge to build upon
the same. and to quarry the stone reserved
in the, iWestham tractof land in the 3contract
of sale OF the same IN the year 1880, With
the reservation and distinct condition that
no donation of any part or parcel OF said
,I,ropertyishall be made to any Vifgfniaf.
"a. That said committee inquire and re-
port what portions 0f the public Square can
be disposed eF In The same manner and upon
the same eoHdit lions and 9estf icti0ias,, pro-
Yided two eight alleys shall be preserved
as avehues TO The Capitol building. ni 3
81 LuNATics. - ~ ss5.t q s,
House bill 10 amend and resnaet section
SO Of chapter 81 Of The gede Of Eirginia, ID
provide ior the keeping Of lunatica outside
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III fF+n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ii.f 'tii59l II
which was taken mp and ipassedi by the soI

nan ss3ss{s iiaaYt Isd s,.t9IIiaa0o bro
biGs ID s1e.l iistGaos sd l!sas ss1oa aoiaal /
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TfaH TREASURY.

ssr. BaRsoUR called up Bill NO. z31, .l all.
IoFsra0r to borrow a- aaadif oil.
r,s,,ey notStO exceed szoQ, 0CQ md TO pledge
tie tic revenues Of the State for the refundln,g
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1901 u sd is lE0slie
.YytIs-ct aGaesoso II sei
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-01
Sitting Bull Caves In.

Runners from Sitting Bull, arriving
at Standing Rock agency, say the
warrior wants to return to Standing
Rock, rs his tribe, the Uncapapas,
stop on that reservation. The Bis
marck Tribune publishes this message
from Sitting Bull to the Uncapapas:-
'Oncc was strong and brave and my
people had hearts Of iron, but now
am a coward and will fight no more
forever. My people arc cold and
hungry, my women are sick and my
children arc freezing. l will do as
the Great Father wishes. | will rive
my guns and my ponies into his
hands. My arrows are broken and
my war paint thrown to the winds"
Ihls has touch Of Indian cloqucncc.
The government should hasten to
greet him. then shut him up in Il fort
and starvc him, and lastly shoot him
TO pieces when he breaks out in search
of something to cat. This seems to
be the settled "Intlian policy" Of the
present administration.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-01

n TRAGEDY IN LENINGroN.-A cor
respondent OF the Columbia Register,
writing from Lexington, January 2S,
says:
1.-The usual quiet Of our village has
been changed into intense excitement
To-day by the occurrence Of a bloody
Tragedy upon one Of the principal
streets. Moriz Ullman, alias Franz;
Scckcndorf, was shot and instantly
killed by HI. Addison IIurth about
lEtlf-past IL o'clock this morning.
The particulars OF the unfortunate
affair cannot be accurately given at
present, rs the statements Of the
several eye Witnesses arc somewhat
conflicting, but all agree that Scckcn-
dorl was attempting to kick IIuuh
when the latter drew revolver and
shot him. The ball entered the lcf.
breast opposite the heart, and, pass
ing through The body, lodged iust
fEsidc tho skin in the back, oppostc
where it entered. The weapon used
was Smith a. Wcsson revolver.
lmmcdialcly at,er the shooting, Young
liarth surrendered himself to the
shcril and was confined in the county
jail. The coroner took charge Of the
body Of tic deceased and summoned
Jury, who arc engaged at late hour
this evening i'll the examination OF
witnesses. a post m0,Icm cxamina-
ton was made by DR.. G.. T.. Lcaphart,
who found that the ball passed
through the lungs and just above the
heart. Scckcndorf, the deceased, was
about twcnty-scven years of AGE,
native of Germany, and has been q
resident of this village for tho past
iivc or six years, during which timc
nc has followed the occupation Of a
horse trader, and is widely known
throughout the county. II. Addison
iiarth isa youth about seventeen years
OF age, a son of Wm. j. Ilarth, Esq,
a well known and highly respected
citizen of this county"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-01
Those Cipher Dispatches.

The cipher telegram business prom
iscs to be boomerang for the Rcpubli-
cans. AS long rs only Tildcn and the
Democrats were implicated, the Radi-
cal organs made merry. But when
tho investigation began the Demo-
Gratis drew blood the first round. 1t
was shown that the dispatches were
stolen by Assistant Postmaster Gcncr-
al Brady, and sent to the Ilfbune, all
damaging Radical dispatches having
been first destroyed. 1t was also
proven that even before the despatch
es were handed over by President
Orton, of the Telegraph Company, he
had dozen or more destroyed that
passed between Assistant Postmaster
General Tyncr and Zach Chandler
during the October campaign in In
diana, by which Tyncr sold two
clcrkships for 81 900 and turned the
money over TO the Radical campaign
fund. The Radical members OF the
Congressional Committee cndcayorcd
to coninc the investigation to the
Iildcn dispatches, but the Democrats
were upon too strong Il scent to stop
short. BY the ti'Gc the committee
gets through, the iiadical organs will
grind out Il different tune.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-01

n pursuance of authority conferred on
l. me by power of attorney executed
to mo by Messrs. Geo. W. Williams &
Co., dated on tho 18th day of january.
1879, setting for and on behalf of tho
said Messrs. Geo w. Williams e. Co..
Will offer for sale ut public QUERY, to tho
highest bidder, before tho court-house
door in WinDsboro, between the LEGAL
hours of sale, on the first Monday in
February next the following scribed
personal property:
Ono sorrel horse. named Bill, about
nine years old; ono bay mare, named
Nellie, about ten years old; ono brown
horse mule, named Jack, about ten yeors
old; ono brown horse mule, named Rnb-
bit, about eight years old; ono brown
horse mule, named Pcte, about eight
years old one brown horse mule, named
Tom, about eight years old; one sorrel
horse mulc, named Ned, about oight
years old; ono brown horse mule, PANIED
Raleigh, about six years old; one sorrel
mare mule. named Sallie; about six wears
old; one brown mare mulo, named Mary,
about six years old ono sorrel horse
mule, named Joo, about six yeafs old |;
one claybank mare mule, named Sue,
about seven years old; ono rcd horse
male, named jack, about six years old; {;
one light horse mule, named Bill, about
ten years old; ono ten horse power sta
tionary engine made by the Now York
Dock Company, and used for ginning
and grinding.
Terms of sule--CASH,
January 90, 1870.
jan 2s-xtd sILAs W. RUFF.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-01

COMBINES Committee has reportcd
adversely on tho New York appoino-
mcnts, and he and the Administration
are preparing to lock horns in a
desperate fight. Whcrcupon the
Philadelphia Times expresses the
conviction: "Whcn the personal
beauty of Roscoe Conkling comes in
contact with the true goodness of
John Sherman there is nothing left
Tor tho country but to stand still and
listen"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-01

Tie Chr0Nicie 0,,d Constitutional.
aSf IS IN exact paper, not only making
scarcely ever q mistake itself, but
also taking to task those who do.
Yet it gets OF the following:
"Thc story that President Lincoln
: was an illcgitimatc child is ctlcctuaIfy
ret"tcd by the discovery of The record
OF his marriage"
. This discovery settles Bob Lincoln's
Legitimacy, but we can't see how it
effects the old mans.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-01
SHERIEI'S SALE.

PY virtue Of an exc uton I, me- Ill
I1rcctcd, will off, Tor sale q! Dubli,
outcry, before the court house aoor in
Mlnnsboro, on the frat Monday ;n
February next, within the legal hours Of
sale, to the highest bidder for c.su th;.
foiiowin%-dcscribcu property, TO wit:
Al The right, title and interest of !,lizo
-. moore, IN that certain lot or parcel of
tanning ONE ACRE, more or less. nnl
fronting on Fandcrhorst, street md
boz nael hy lots of John j. Neil. I':.
tate of G.. ". Barber and NIrs
Mary McCrcight-levicd on nc
the property Of Eliza Il. Moore, nt
the suit OF Alexander Wi!lifnrd.
e, go S. ". RUFF,
,,,;, w "i,'cc' $. i. e..
Januray l3, 1879.
ian Il -tlE2
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-01

Gen. JOHN a. LOGAN has not waited
to go into his Senatorial chair before
firing doublc-shottcd collmbiad ut
the rcbelIious South. lie thinks that
Rcbcldom should be suppressed, and
he intends to undertake the job.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-01

AND NOW COMES the astounding as
'scrtion that both Blaine and EUmunls
say they will vote against unscating
Senator Butler. lfthis is true, they arc
probably Influenced by the conviction
that vote cannot be reached before
the Ith OF March, and fear that an un-
successful attempt would result in the
expulsion Of Kellogg.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-01

GEN. CCsTIs LEE is suing the United
States government for tho Arlington
estate, or for the value of it in money.
During the war il was sold for taxes,
and the tender of payment by q friend
or General Lees was refused by the
commissioner with the rcmarkab lc
reason that 40 one but member of
tho family directly Interested could
pay the tax. Jadgc Hughes has just
decided that this was an error. 1t is
thought that General Lee will sue
cocd, in which case, since Arlington
Is Federal cemetery, the government
will keep it and pay him for it.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-01

TIE BONDIIOLDERs have abandoned
their case in the United States SUI
premc Court, and have gone before
the State Supreme Court to cnjoin the
treasurer from paying out any Of the
funds set apart to pay the coupons of
disputed bonds. The Supreme Court
has not rendered any decision.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-01
THE
COLUMBIA REGISTER.
DAILY, TRI-WEEllLY AND WEEKLY.
iscst Newspaper ever Published
ArTIIE
CAPITAL OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CIRCULATION LARGE AND CONSTANTLY
INCREASING.

WYE respectfully invite The attention
w Of the reading community to tho
excellent newspapers we arc now
publishing in Columbia. TIE REGIS
TER is tn" only paper ever published at
the capital Of South Carolina which is con-
Quoted rs rro tho leading daiIics of
the principal cities of the country. We
have al able and distinguished corps of
dltors-gcntlcmon well known all over
the State for their learning, ability ard
sound Democratic principles; ) men who
have served the State and the South OH
every occasion when the demand arose
for their services, and who may be safely
depended upon as reliable leaders of the
Democracy in tn line orjournalism.
THE DAILY REGISTER is a twenty
eight column paper, 24X3S inches. print
| oG on good paper and with large, clear
out type, containing the latest telegraph
ic news, full market reports, editorial
matter Oh the Leading occurrences Of the
times, and roplcte with Interesting mis-
cellancouS reading. The I.OCAI, NEWS
! is tull and interesting, one editor dcvot-
ing his time exclusively to that DEPART
ment Our correspondence from WASH
lngton and other places OF note gives an
entertaining resume Of all the important
events Of the day.
The TRI-WEEkLY REGISTER, with
some minor changes, comprises the con-
tents of the Daily at 50. 50 less per year.
THE WEEKLY REGISTER is a LARGE,
handsomely-gotten-u eight page paper,
29X42 inches, containing forty-cight col
umnS OF reading matter, embracing ull
the news of the week and the most inn
portant cditoria land local news.
TLRMs-1N ADVANCE.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-01

A COMMITTEE Of tho Virginia Lcgis-
laturc is comforting with foreign
capitalists Oh Il method Of funding
the State debt at q low rate ofintcrcst.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-01

AN EXCHANGE remarks that Grants
friends are going back very rapidly
into the United States Senate and the
pcnitcntiary.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-01

49, WHAT'S THE MATTER? Not Il single
Congressman has died in the last two
weeks.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-01

ARKANSAS AND Florida have called
constitutional conventions to do away
with the old Radical rubbish.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-01
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