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PalLADK1ElllA, Pa, jan. THE Board q
Dircs.oIs u t1s uulou League mt specially
thi. evening to .4ks ,artlen relative to tho deasa
OF Morton Mtslictlael, who tor dya Year, was
Psrs4ent, .anA ,wlo MAS QUE OF the dtat mem
1cfp6t }ht piPahtzattbh: :xftkt the pa4ss9e Of
appropEiata resolutions ft'wat decided 10 slraps
thu Lca3ua Hou4u in mourning for thtrtr oars.
A resolution was also adopted requesting mssu-
es1s tu atLrId LIE f4uSsAai III y taJy.
, 1879-01-08

STRIKES.
LONDON, Jan. 7.-The stsits Of minars In
South Yorkshire and North Derbyshire will
be not noar 10 large a. anticipated. Not
more than 6,o00 operatives will 60 out. A
strike has begun in the wire trade ut War
rington, and tnny assume serious proportions.
The masters contend for i reduction Of
wages ur the works must c1oae, Al German
wire can b obtained cheaper than the En-
glish can manufacture. Ths men say tha
reduction is excessive.
HOME.nuLEKs. ....
LONDON, Jan. 7.-Tho Council Of tho Irish
uome.IsuIe League has called general
meeting for ths {th Of February, to consider
resolutions Of tho active section on tho policy
Of the Irish Parliamentary party, and for re-
organization. n.-........-..
Lospox, Jan. 7.-Lorel Deaconsfeld il cou-
fined to his room BY the gont.
LoxpoH, jan. G.--The Adeertistr
md Post contradict the report that Lord
Beaconsaeld il Ill.
The Standard, on the authority Of It's
local correspondent, who inquired last even-
ing. reiterates the report and states that tho
attack OF gout In more serious than at first
supposed, though since It commenced on
Monday Revore pain In the chest and the
lack Of nervous energy from which Lord
Boaconsaold had previously been suffering
havo been somewhat relieved. He vas able
to got up for an hour or two last evening,
but was much wearied and exhausted by tho
effort.
Tho S&anddrfs leador even discusses tho
contingency Of Lord Beaconsdeld's temporary
or permanent Withdrawal from public hte,
saying, for instance, that there will DO no
lnck Of craftsmanship, e,en were our most
distinguished representative TO retro.
Tho Standard says the doctors fosi somo
degree OF anxiety In regard to Deaoonsaell's
condition.
aEg. GRANT.
LONDON, Jan. 7.-Gen. Grant left London-
derry to-day, and has arrived at Belfast. At
Coleraine large delegation presented him
with an address.
LONDON, Jan. 8-E q. m,-Gon. Grant mr.
rived at Belfast yesterday, whers his reccp-
ton was very cordial. Roplying 10 toast
At luncheon, he said he admitted that all tho
compliments paid to his country were only
its due, and 1t would only bo the enemy Of
both Great Britain aud America. who wonld
raias his hand to cause difference between
them.
, 1879-01-08
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YoH1, dan. 7-rhe overdue steamship
sucysz, 1soiuA Hamburg, arrived this mo,plux.
Furious .ga}}es aud heavy seaa prolonged tAs
soiags. Also arrived. uonsu, from Bss.Asp,
DsElroo1. Jan, a.-Araytu, Ohio, from
Philadelphia. '''''
iIon Liverpool,
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Arectdi N<DdlcA 10 7as 1tfauaA
NILWAuKER, Jan. 7.-The Judgment OF tbs
United States against Max Riadskopf anl 4.
w. Nsct, ~ sureties. has been settled BY tho
alyice Of District Attorney uaxeltua aud Other
Officials, and With tue consent Of the Treasury
Department, on payment Ut o., 900. 1he original
&l1 1,3!O. 10 . ..
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CANLsNv1LLH, ILL.,, Jan. John yorukahi, =
coal-m'ner employed in tho Macouptn Union
Coal CompanY'a nina In this city, mot with q
hoEribla dcnth In tho mino to-day by large
block VI coal falling on him, crushing h!s head
to \ Jelly and sevcrtng 1t from the body, causing
instant death. Vornkahl 1eaYcs wiic and
children to mourn his loss. Tho CUroner'e Jury
brought In a verdict In accordance With the
ADORE,
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AS CONSUAfPriVE AS THE GAR
1tfT8S.
3ptet1t f1itaateh 10 Ia 1ttt44Hs.

3ptt11l p4Hafth % tn 1F3kANa.
6rR1NaFIELp, ILL.,, Jan. 7.-The Governor has
phrilonel william Startling, who wss ecrt to the
pcnitcuttafy from Greene County for Larceny OF
horse, under sentence for three Ycars. Tlis
pardon Is recommended BY the officers OF tho
prison, for tho rra4on that he IL : hopolcss H.
valid. 1te con now bo taken home, wtlltc tho
probabilities arc that II he wcro kept till tho
expiration OF his sentence, few months heu.e,
la would not bear retnurnl, even II he should
lire 81 long.
, 1879-01-08


THE LATEST ATTEMlT At REVOLUTION.
New Yonx. Jau. Ia supplement OF tho
Panama Star and Herald, Of Dec. 28 giyes
tho story Of tho attempt at revolution on tho
night OF the 27tll. An attack was made by
Gen. Aizruan, ex.Presitlent OF tho Stats, aud
sorne friends, and that gentleman and othors
woro wounded. subsequently the newly ap.
pointed Governor OF tho District, while pass
ing through tho streets In charge Of sou,e
policeman, ondsasoring to restore order. was
fired upon by parties concealed. and Instant
ly killed. An attack was made upon Quartet
outside, and two men lost h,eir lives. Tho
object Of tho revolution was to place IN
power State Government to bo more in
accord with the political Vows of Gen.
;TruIilio. President OF the Republic. Tie
!scho,ne was exposed by one Of It's supposed
friends, aud in tho attack friend aud foo
suffered alike.
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MISSlSSOURl STATE TREASURY.

sr. LOUIS, Jan. TIL Il gwen out on au.
thortty OF ous Of the Committee appointed bT
Gov. Phslps 70 examine the accounts Of State
Treasurer Gates. that . shortage Of besweca
S2s0, 1000 and 500, 100 has been found. Tho
most, ii not all, OF thi4 wa oceasloned BY the
failure OF tho Mastln Hank Ut Knnsaa Ctr, tn
which bank tho funds were deposited.
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4 Man and Woman to He Nauxed At Bt,
Jot,n, N. H., for = Crinao OF tho Mack
Dtekerson Htnd-Lumbsr-1tems.
8pecfa' M'patea 10 The Tribune.
QuEpFc. dun. i.-About hfty unemployed
"ofRlnRnen called Atthe fafilhmehtHoase thls
morning TO see tho Premier. As ilc Naa not 10,
they left without stating their business. Moro
labor troubles arc fcnrcd here this winter.
A painful case ID reported from tho ncfehbor.
Ing Par!sh OF vt. Antoine dc Lilly. A respcct-
abie bachelor Of middle age. named Maxine
Lahontc, OF exemplary habits, who ltved alone,
lad not boen noticed Tor Boulc days out Of
doors. md when the nctghbors went to Ills
house they found him dead sitting IN his chair,
and partly eaten, especially about tho face, By
cats, which were fastened up In tho house.
aostiai ofsposea 10 4as 7'teu"e
HAMILTON JAN ia gentleman from Kin
cardloc describes tho enoH drifts on tho Southern
extension Of the Great Wcstern Railway ~
something altogether unparalleled. Tho. snow
10 piled up In some instances to such hight
That ono can from the suinmtls easily touch
tho neicRraph wires, and Tor miles on
stretch the SNOW On tho truck has averaged
dopth OF eight feet. Tho contlnuous use Of tho
sno"-plow did much to Keep tho line passablc,
but In so1ne instances the furroW they made
was alled up agn1n within two or three
hours. One OF tho worat-drittod sections Of
the road Is that between Hfussc's and Ethel.
From PalmeFston south the llno 10 clear. Strong
forces OF men are at Work, and 1t is expected
the whole line Will bc open from PalmeTston to
Ktncar1tnc tomorrow.
hpeetdt Otfpdseh 10 3Rf 1natn&
sf do'tf' ~ b'' 'an' I-rrspaFassons are
oe'nR mao" LOT the execution oi lhomas Dowa
anu Ellza ward on inc l4th OF tne present
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'~.'f "s;;:,'HyMEhEAL

kxoKrx, H., jan. 7.-Tha mGssia9o qf H.
Ralaton Jones and aiiss Eva N. tytns, which
was celebrated at Ut. Johns Episcopst Church
tAla eyruiu= Ut ! o'rlock. Vas osc ei ths uo.s
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ASTRAKHANs
Tf1N t1f.Af1STH-

ST. pE1Easnuna, Jan. 7.-Ths r1agne at
Astrnkhan In nsauming serious proportions
FugitiYcs hnve carried thu contagiou to
three adjacent villages. A quarantine has
baon proclaimed throughout tic DISTRICT
There havo been 100 deaths from the disease
up to Jan. 1.
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WAsHBURN'S ANSWER TO D0NNEllY.
47erso1 Rtxxa&4A - 1AA 1St4uaA

ST. PAUL. Nina. Jan. 1.-The Hon ". D.
Waahbur,l'a response to the notice Of contest Of
tho Congressional election BY lgnatEus Dou.
nelly will tc published here Tomorrow 1t sets
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COAL.GAS,

N, NV y fonx, jan, 7'-Elts.oeth Schroeder
Troupe, was probably fatally affected last night
ly cuat.paa fruln stovo In her bedroom. Mer
sister, aged U years, who occupied tho. same
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sr. Louls. Mo-, Jan, 7.-nr. John c. CHM,
whoso arrest under charge OF rapiug marsled
woman named Welx was mentioned In these
lfspatches sons dava ngo, was dislnlaFetl by tue
Court to-day, the woman failing TO appeaF
uXa1ust htu.
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a MAriniAuE SUGGESTED.
MApnD, inn. 7,-The marriage OF King
Alfonso with Belgian Princess il suggested
by the Epoaa.
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Nk0N4KIAN
ctNclNSAT1, u, Jan. 7.-Sarah Clark, a
widow, at Zanesst1lc, O., gave birth to ch,ll
1undny. being alone and Without fire, tho child
Was frozen to death betoru aid reached her.
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PoFTsTILLR. r., Jau. Tho miners Of the
Cameron Eosllcry, At shaInosiu, struck to-day
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The King Of Holland and the
Princess OF Watdeck-
Pyrmont.
Political Reasons which Brought
About This 1ll-Assorted
Match.
Conflicting Reports Concerning the
phedoal Condition Of Lord
BeaconsAeld.
An Intimation SugEestinE His Probable
Retirement from Public Life.
The British Forces Moving in the Bowels
Of Afghauistan.

The Britiah Forces Moving in the Bowels
Of Afshauistan.
ROYAL NUI'TIALs.
KfH0 WILLIAM OF HOLLAND AND THE rRtN-
CESS EMMA OF FwALDECK.rYRAoST,
Atpeetal D<pafcA II 7ae 7ftbnne
New Yoax, Jan. 7.-Another Royal mar
rlags took plaoe today in Europe, that Of
the King of Holland and tho Princess Emma
Of Walaeck-ryrmont. The "happy oouple ~
Gnu hardly Ia said To bo we'll mated az re-
CARDS age, for tho groom is fourteen years
oldor than LIS father-in-law, and has son
nineteen years older than his nav wife;
still the match IN worry brilliant ons socially,
and mar get assume an aspect Of political
Importance.
KING WILLIAM III.
Alexander Paul Frederick Louis, King Of
the Netherlands, Prince OF Orange aud
Nassau, aud Grand Duke of Luxembourg, is
the sou Of William II. aud Queen Ammo
Paulovna, a daughter Of the Emperor Paul Of
Russia. Ho was born Feb. 10, 1917, and so
ia almost GO. On tho 18th of June, 1880. he
married Sophia Fradsricka Matilda,
daughter Of Williarn I. Of Wurtsmbsrg,
beautiful, clever, aud. accomplished
Princess, who dicd Juno 8, 1877. She was
the Intimate friend and correspondent Of
Napoleon I'LL, and, had ho taken hor advice,
conveyed In memorable letter, after sado-
va, thera might hare baen no Sedan. Tho
King and she for many years conducted their
household on tile principle Of mutual avoid
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h.cama .1o+a ~ t,'sa 80. ~ ussa ,Sr's'. aes.u, ne
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sa,,n., .a.a,,s. >. ' ,'.,s 1.@a H,nss' an az
t,.e1 a~e- :. "an ffenea' aai1 algerian
u'ooa' upon "non ne neaped costly prescnts
peaiues containing On hor tho title OF Count
eas dAmbotse (shs took her name from hsr
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THE WEATHER.

GlKNs FAlLs,'N. T., Jan. 7.-Tnrce boys wcso
drowned to-day while skating on Lake Ueorue,
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Tribute Of Respect.

At meeting of the Vestry of the Church OF the
Good Shepherd, Yorkville, S. c., the following
preamble and resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God, in His
mercy and wisdom, to release from long continued
suffering, and to take unto Himself, our fellow
vestryman, WALTER B. MErTs:
Resolved lSt. That by the death of our brother,
W. B. Metts, the Vestry of the Church OF the
Good Shepherd has lost an active counselor and
co-laborer, and the Church a consistent member
whose daily walk and conversation fully merlted
the following tribute from his Pastor:
Since we last assembled in this place, it has
our midst valued member who, only year ago,
enioyed the vgor of noble manhood. Quiet,
modest and unobtrusve, he whom we mourn was
vet a man OF worth and many excellencles OF
character The first to come forward to Baptism
and Confirmation after my entrance upon the du-
ties Of Rector of this congregation eleven years
ago), he has ever since been regular attendant at
public worship, an habitual partlclpator OF .he ne
holy communion, ready sustainer of the hands
of his minister, and an efficient officer OF TINS
Church, which he loved we'll, supported literally
and served faithfully.
For many weary mo:iths he suffered from pain
fu1 and wasting disease and so when the sum
mons came, he was able to say Lord, not my
wilt but thine be done,' and welcome ''the rest
that remaineth for the people Of Cod
Resolved, I'd. That our sincere Christian sympa-
thies are hereby rendered to his bereaved family,
whom we prayerfully commend to the loving
mercies Of the God ofthe widow and the tatherlesS
Resolved 3d. That the namo OF the deceased,
and these resolutions be inscribed on blank page
of the minute book and that copy OF these
resolutions be transmitted to his family, ana the
same be published in the "Yorkville Enquirer.
G. W. S. HART, Secretary.
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JOHN G.. KUYKENDAL.
YORK DRUG STORE PARAGRAPHS.
In Hoe Slgn0 Vi7,ceS.

When fallen man first became subject of dis
ease and death, Peace and Mercy and all the heav-
emily attributes but Hope veiled their faces and
fled. Hope fingered behind, and is still present
to cheer the afflicted and respondent. Let the
sufferers from Lung Diseases take heart and learn
that Churchilrs Hypophosphtes of Lime and
Soda, McArthur's formula, has record in the
treatment of their maady, unsurpassed by any
other medicine. Numbers of cases have been
cured, especially in the incipiency of the disease.
The fame of good thing and cheap, cannot be
circumscribed by corporate limits, or county and
State lines even. No "pent-up Utica" for the
Brazilian Shoe Polish. The report of it has gone
abroad, and we are receiving orders from neigh
When the poet, Burns wished the foes of Scot
land twelve-months toothache, the imprecation
would have lost it's point if Kuykendals One
Minute Toothache Cure had been known and
available to the enemies of that country. This
remedy is warranted to relieve the worst and ev-
cry case of that dreadful malady in one minute.
The good man does in this life is oft enshrined
and perpetuated in some unostentatious effort put
forth for the benefit and alleviation of suffering
humanity. The Expectorant Mixture, formula
Of DR.. Lindsay, is a boon Of no small value to
those afflicted with Coughs, Colds, WhoopiDg
Cough, Group, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
When the female portion of household have
laid in their Winter Cloaks and Bonnets, and the
Digestive Organs are in healthy condition, the
domestic circle are happy and contented. But
the digestive. organs are soon impaired, and the
general health undermined and the temper made
sour and irritable by the use of heavy and un-
wholesome bread. To make light and digestble
Biscuits, Rolls Cakes, Pastry &C., use only DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder. The best and
cheapest in use. JOHN c. KUYKENDAL.
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AUCTION. SALES.
CLERKS SALE.
SOUTH CAROLINA--C0UNTY OF YORK.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
I'm obedience to the Order OF the Court OF Com
i mon Pleas for York county, In cause enti-
lace and Others will sell at the Court House, on
the
FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBER,
Next, during the legal hours Of sale, all the Real
Estate of JOSEPH HETHERINGTON,d deceased,
Bole Creek. Said lands will be sold in four sepa-
rate tracts, viz:
TRACT NO. ONE,
Containing one hundred and thirteen Acres,
bounded by lands of Givens Gallagher, DR.. p M.
Gwinn and others.
TRACT NO. TWO,
Containing two hundred and fifty.six Acres,
bounded by lands of James kirkpatrick, Gwinn,
Bailey, and tract No. 8, of the estate lands.
TRACT NO. THREE,
Containing two hundred and fifty Acres, bound
ed by lands Of James Kirkpatrick, DIR. McNeel
and Robinson, and by tracts No. and OF the
estate lands.
TRACT NO. FOUR,
Containing two hundred and nine Acres, bound-
ed by lands of McNeel, Guy, Burris and Love,
and by tract No. 8 Of the estate lands. All Of
which will appear by reference to the plats Of said
four tracts on file in my Office.
TERMS OF SAID SALE
One-third Cash. The balance on credit of
one and two years, payable by the bonds Of the
purchasers, in two equal annual installments,
with interest from the day of. sale, secured by
mortgage Of the premises purchased.
JOS. F. WALLACE, G. @. Pls.
November6 As At
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OBITUARY.

D1ED-On the lst of November, 1875 at Mr..
Thomas Falls mill, in Crowders Mountain town.
ship, WILLIAM CAROTHERS WALKER,
only child of D. M. and r. A. Walker, of CASTOR
county, N. c., aged 10 years and months.
Death came in an instant, upon him, in his full
promise but it found him reconciled to God,
living in obedience to his Saviour and King In
October 1875 he professed his faith in Christ; and
his resolute struggle against sin, his uprghtness,
purity and kindness, convinced those who knew
him of his sincerity, and Showed the Spirits work
in his heart.
He was dear, from his worth and loveliness, to
all his friends, and his thoughtful kindness and
noble qualities made him the joy and pride OF his
hopes and comforts descend with him into the
grave But through their tears they look to that
Paradise which has received him, and to the be-
loved Redeemer who through these storms, is
leading them toward the same eternal home.
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CLERKS SALE.
SOUTH CAROLINA-YORK COUNTY.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Samuel D. simril, Plaintiff, against Emily D.
Tate, M. Louisa Watson and William 81. Bar
ron, Defendants. Decree for Partition.
TN obedience to the Decretal Order of che Hon.
Il w. 81. Wallace, Circuit Judge, in the above
entitled cause, Twill expose to public sale at
York Court House, during the legal hours Of sale,
on the
FIRST MONDAY tsales-Day) IN DECEMBER,
Next, the following described Real Estate sit
uated in the county and State aforesaid, situated
on Allson's Creek and the Catawba River, sold
to make partition amongst the heirs-at-law OF
MARY N. SIMRIL, deceased.
LOT NO. ONE.
The "Home Place." containing two hundred and
ninety Acres.
LOT NO. TWO.
The "Youngblood Tract" and the "Hill Tract,
will be sold together, containing one hundred and
thirteen Acres.
~ LOT NO. THREE,
The ''Mitchell Tract. containing forty-two
Acres. 5ta tE. 5lsaa
LOT NO. FOUR
'The Island" containing sixteen Acres.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third Cash. Balance ofpurchase money in
one and two years, in equal installments with in
terest from day Of sale. Purchaser to give bond
and q mortgage of the premises to secure balance
of purchase money. Purchasers to pay for papers.
j. F. WALLACE, G. @. Pls.
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PENCE LAW ELECTION.

NOR the purpose of submitting to the qualified
n voters of KINGS MOUNTAIN and BROAD
RIVER townships, in York county, s. c., a
PROPOSITION TO ALTER THEFENCE LAW,
in accordance with the provisions of the Act Of
the Legislature Of South Carolina, approved June
9TH, 1877 it is hereby ordered that an election be
held in said townships on FRIDAY THE 18TH
DAY OF DECEM BER 1879, and that the polls
be keptopen from o'clock, A. M, until o'clock
P. M, the form Of the ballot be as follows, viz :
Those in favor will use ballot, either written or
printed-:'In favor of altering the Fence Law"
Those opposed will use ballot. either written or
printed-"Against altering the Fence Law"
The voters of Kings Mountain township will
vote at BETHANY, an election precinct in said
township: and the voters of Broad River town.
ship will vote at HICKORY GROVE, an election
precinct in that township.
The following persons are designated as man.
ayers of said election:
Kings Mountain Township.-J. Randolph.Wal-
lace, L. l.. Smith and Lawson Howell
Broad River ToVnship.-J. G. Chambers, P. c.
Manning and w. C. Whitesides.
The managers above designated to hold the said
election upon the close of the election, shall count
the votes and make return of the result and the
ballots to the undersigned, County Commissioners
of York county, at their office in Yorkvie, at IL
o'clock NJ. on Monday, December 18th, 1879.
JAMES SCOGGINS,) County
w. w. WHITE,
A. F. LINDSAY, Commissioners.
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TAX ORDINANCE.

At a meeting of the Town Council of York
"A Vile, held on the 14th instant, the following
Ordinance was passed, viz: Be it ordained by this
Real and Personal Property within the corporate
limits of Yorkville; the said tax to be applied
to the payment of the bonds held against this
corporation, as per order Of Court: Any portion
of this tax not paid before the FIRST OF DE-
CEMBER, next, to be collected with the penalty
as the law directs.
w. h. McCORKLE, Intendant.
J. r. ScHoRB, Clerk and Treasurer.
Yorkville, s. c., October 23 1879.
s the aforementioned tax, Of two mills, has
"A been made imperative by order of Court,
and no other tax has been called for toward de-
fraying contingent expenses, the Treasurer hopes
that it will be promptly ard cheerfuly paid before
the time limited. At any rate, after the date
mentioned, he will enforce the payment from de-
faulters, promptly and impartially.
J. R. SCHORB, Treasurer.
October % 43 Ut
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EXECUTOR,S SALE.

EXECUTORS SALE.
4 8 Executor, will expose to public sale, at
N York Court House, on the
FIRST MONDAY IN DECEMBER, 1879,
The following Real Estate belonging to ]. D.
Witherspoon, deceased, to wit:
THE FAMILY RESIDENCE,
Adjoining the Court House square and opposite
the Presbyterian Church. Also tract OF
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES
OF land on the Pinckney road, one mile from the
Court House, adjoining lands Of DR.: j. F. Lind
say, Mrs. Burris and others. The land will be
divided into two or more tracts, and sold by plats
representing the division.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third Cash. Balance on acredit Of one and
two years, with interest secured by bond, with
mortgage of the premises.
@r This property can be treated for, privately,
before the day of sale, andAwill be sold at low
price. -
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Commercial.

5YORKvILLE, November l2.-Cotton, 10 to
1865.
CHARLOTTE, November 12.-Cotton lOI to lla.
LIVERPOOL, November ll.---Cotton firm !:
middling upands, l3 l6d.
CHARLESTON, November ll.-Cotton strong;
middling III.
NEW YORK, November ll.-Cotton steady !;
middling uplands, II 1916. Futures closed
strong Sales 90, 600. November, II 9s to 80; De-
cember, IL 80; January, IL OS to %; February.
IL % to %; March, IL 80; April, IL 55; May, IL 6S
to 20; June, IL 81 to 50; July, ~ 90 to 81.
Comparative Cotton Statement.
NEW YORK, November THE following is
the comparative cotton statement for the week
ending to-day: 1879. 1873.
Receipts at all ports for the week .23 7O6 67O6
Total receipts to date 464 6SS l44 900
Exports for the week, l46 1867
Total exports to date..,........".7l5ll Us 4sS,S92
Stock at all United States ports, S55O3 4S9,7
Stock in all interior towns, ....... 706S3 81, 122
Stock at Liverpool 2S7 ,0OO
American afloat for Great Britain 1885, 900 2lS00O