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cs2nvnco tsna, tue Government that II il or linton.
the MD az the Government IN obtsit,ng 1paIns'
w.!Kons; hnrncss, tools, etu., with which TO work
IOWA tNprAxs.
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1owu, nro not very warlkc or C extensive s trps'
hamneftng only about III persons; yet thoy still
1HalntaEn many of their trinnl characteristics.
fuco t,,nm ~ irstr", ..,,,,. ~ am.' ~ !" ~ ~
En,h t"n' ,n",,.o ~ '''saenet sno'r ehrs'' III tho
,s @ uMsase of )" Waltc c'r'tiznflon. They
thclr habits, and In addition to tbctr run nstnto
| have acclit,iulntcd personal propurty To Tho
amount Of sN,ooo. ' p'''''' ~ 'no
AlsNEsorA INDIANS.
j., Ihe Commissioner Inns tho following relative
nThc Il m f',,",s ~ ;~,'t.. r,.,
Lake are n,ctsalIy u" Ms!n EeTtn ap Mca
a6SSsar, II 60 s|,nin ths year o9 GIshelx g wheat
Sts @ ouse's Nasy o. % nr, r. Ra % bushels e .
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sdaIcet MuassriOs, nYrlcl1llurnl l!fc MAuy hhyv
Civilized c ND csa T ob.crVep 9S wo nca OF
r t'o 1eTes " them ad tho whte
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, 1880-11-26

Malarlal feyar,. aguC, and bl!lousnoxs Will
teEs RlEtyGt
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-27

ry, and was not subversion of civil
to military authority. The Fusionists
have sent their series of questions to
the Supreme Court, as they claim tho
Republicans stated the case unfairly.
The Democratic city Of Dcddcford has
invited the Fusion Legislature to hold
its sittings there, and tho Beddciord
treasurer has sent his taxes to the
Fusion State Treasurer who was State
treasurer last year, and now refuses
to yield to the Republican. Governor
Smith has also the seal Of State, and
intends to hold it.
AT the present writing the Rcpubli-
cans have much the best position. The
Fusionists may have the grit, how
ever, to hold out, in which event
President Hayes and Congress may be
invoked as arbitcrs. Governor Stone,
Of Mississippi, Democrat, is said to
have recognized the Republican claim
ant, Davis, as governor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-27
kEliRN EY -AG1IN.
Donnis Rises to Excorlate In ynshingt on
Grocnbnck Convention.

Mr. Chairman, Men and lYomen:
awe arc all here to attend to bus;-
ness, and after we have finished to 90
home and work. We did not come
here to spout and stick our bellies
against bar-room counter and thco-
riZc." lie further said that they were
all bound on the same errand-to can
turc the White House and Legislative
Assembly and make laws for the mass
cs. This only could be done bv going
to work to organize the masses. The
Republican party was run py National
Bank directors-''scoundr shod in
hell" and the Democratic party was
run by tho tools of these scoundrels.
There was no national difference in
the two parties, their sole aim being
to keep the people divided. Tho lat
ter, whom he characterized as "mud-
sils and mlttonhcads," were to blame.
Year after year they had been led up
to the polls like sheep and made to de-
post their ballots. He had started q
new party In California to capture the
State and had been successful. Upon
reaching Washington hc had been ask
Ell what he clmc for; whether he was
Grcenbacker or not. He was happy
to say that he was Grcenbackcr
cloud applause], and being good one,
lie believed in sending tho National
hank directors to the lowest DEPTHS of
hell, and hanging John Sherman for
fit for.
The speaker was interrupted for full
Iva minute by the applause which
greeted his last announcement: even
the women present, with but few OK
ceptions, joined in tho tumult.
Upon rcsuming, Kcarncy said he
would not bore his hearers any longer,
cloud cries of "gonl" "givc it to
them ~, but would conclude by saw
ING. tho remedy for these OWLS was in
their own hanvs. Ifthoy would be in
dependent and not sell out their votes
to tho highest bidder, much good
would be accomplished and the Green-
back party would eventually triumph.
Kearney closed amidst uproarious mn.
plause, the crowd seeming never to
tire of his coarse and badly CONSTRUCT
led explosives.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-27
A Dirty Dog.

Among the census supervisors nomi-
mated for Gcrgia by Hayes, is So
called preacher, Simmons by name,
whose fitness for the place and entire
want Of parlisanship, can be best
judged by pcrusal Of tho following
letter, which is given cer6otim and
Hberutim:
REsACA, Gordon county, Ga, MAY
9th 1879. TO Exccllcncy Il. B. HAYES
president U. S. of Il. Honorcd and
Dear Sir take the liberty Of writing
you. If am correct in act of Con-
gress providing for the taking of cen
sus in 1880. You have the appointing
Of Supervisors in each State. If it
should meet your approval ! would bo
glad to receive the appointment as one
Of the supervisors of Georgia my
maine object aside from the tnthful
performance Of the duties iii asking
for the appointment is that owing to
my strong union principals and my
giving or furnishing tickets to some
collord voters (Eiaycs and WhcclcI
tickcts) on the day of presidents cleo
ton for that act and nancy others of
similar nature have had hcapcd upon
me abusive words and curses churg-
ing me with doing more for radical
aid than any one else in this country
would gainc considerable victory
OF no little worth over these corrupt
scsscsion traitors refer you to Dir.
Fclton mem. in congress from my
dist the 7th for Information as TO my
standing a. can give you nancy others
OF the best men of north Georgia If
YOU require it / will give You further
the names Of Judge ID A Wllkcr Of
Dalton Georgia d ID shall special com
on southern claims Of same place your
friend ~ servant TlIos SIMMONS.
Parson FELTON,, who has been elected
rs an Independent Congressman scv-
cral times, bears witness to Simmons
character, in the following letter
which, considering its alleged Demo-
cratic source, is even worse than tho
other:
CARrERsvILLE, GA, Scptcmbcr12.-
I!o$ident II. Is. UayeS: SlR-Rcv.
Thomas j. Simmons, OF Gordon coun-
ty, informs me that he has applied for
the position Of supervisor OF census.
tic is one Of the best men in the
Seventh Congressional district, and
am satisfied would make one OF the
most efficient supervisors in the State.
lie is independent and conservative in
his political opinions, and if you aD-
point him YOU W i'll not regret it. lie
is a local Methodist preacher, and Of
splendid character. l hope sou will
again read his letter asking for this
office. am, Mr.. President, very re-
spcctfully, your obcdient servant,
WILLIAM FELTON,
NJ. c., 9TH District Of Ga.
Two things will be observed. First,
that Simmons desires "a considerable
victory of no little worth over these
corrupt scsscssion traitors," and sec
ond, that he is endorsed by FELTON, as
OF "splcnuid character" FELTON, must
have known Of the letter, as ho asks
Hayes to read it again. And Hayes
selects this illitcratc beast for the i'm
portant office Of census supervisor.
1t is gratifying to know that General
Gordon will have Simmons aspira-
tons nipped in the bud when the
Senate passes on the appointments.
The caption of this article may be ap-
piled to Simmons or FELTON, or Hayes
as the reader chooses. 1t applies with
equal force to all.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-27


FATAL DISEASES ARE SAID TO LURl
IL the newly made land underlying
Boston's costlicst residences on Bc&-
con street. On New Years Day,
Mayor Prince lost his only daughter, Il
beautiful girl of twenty-five, by ma
lgnant diphtllcriu, and the next day
his two sons were stricken down with
the same disease and carried to the
hospital, the infected mansion being
closed up. In all the large cities new
lots are filled in with garbage, and the
result is most unpleasant to the nos
trils and most dangerous to the health.
There arc skeletons in many fine
closets. Yet people continue to yio-
late the laws Of health.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-27
Affairs in Maine.

Everybody has been waiting for the
past fortnight with avcrtcd face and
fingers in his car, for the promise Il
tro-glyccrine explosion in Maine,
but Maine persists in hanging fire
Wiile the fuse tizzcs and sputtcrs with
cxaspcrating fccbit ness. One day wo
are promised that another twelve
hours will bring about an assault
upon the State House by the Fusion
lists, or OH the State treasury by the
Republicans, and tho next day we are
told all is quiet aud that the goose
hangs high. On Thursday the Fusion
lists seemed to be in the last gasp, and
jim Blaine believed himself justified
i'll leaving the scat Of war and coming
to Washington to fire off his loaded
jaw at the Confederate brigadicrs.
According to that vcracious BATTLE
Scared veteran, peace rcigncd at
Warsaw; and the public believed the
report, for how else could this hero
ofa hundred fights have forsaken the
tented field of Augusta where crst-
while he had painted to seek tho bub-
bic reputation cen 1T the cannon's
mouth!
But, alas! simultaneously with the
advent of Field Marshal Blaine in
Washington, comes the reported ar
rival OF several bloodthirsty battaions
OF Grccnbackcrs in Augusta, and the
marslalling Charmed hosts all over
the State. The "plumcd knight"
evidently left prcmaturcly. Is it that
his presence at the State capital ter
rilicd the Fusionists and that only
after his departure did they screw
their courage up to the sticking point,
or is the other explanation correct,
that tho aforesaid knight clustered
and staggered until the Fusionists
showed fight and then ran off to
Washington to get out of the way of
Solon Cliasc's steers and AlonZo Gar
cclon's scalpel? In either case Mr..
Blaine should so back. Ho is badly
needed at home.
Sundays dispatches say that mat
ters i'll Maine arc in more critical
condition than they have been for
some time. The Chronicle, a Green
: back paper, declared that tho State
llouse must be rc-capturod at all
hazards. The mayor of Augusta
turned over tho city to the caro- of tho
Radical faction, and a company of
troops, the first that has over entered
the State House, fled in there at mid.
night to repel anticipated Fusion at
tacks. Pillsbury, Blood, Charming
and other Fusioniste, arc reported to
DO certainly collecting troops in the
country towns. Every military com.
pany in Maine is said to bo under
arms. Captain Black, the adiutant.
general of the Fusionists, is drilling
forces nightly in Augusta, and asks tho
Republicans to "stcp on mo coat-ta;
av We plase." The Republicans 90,
they arc going to clean out tho Unior
Hall Legislature, but Davis, tho Rc
publican governor, says he will no
move actively for few days vet. I'll,
people are somewhat excited at IN,
marching Of troops into the Stat,
House, but Davis says it was ncccssa
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-27
NEW GOODS !!

ME- havs will sell
W our second supply of Fall and Winter Goods.
i case Fruit of the Loom Long Cloth.
rs pieces other brands of LongC
case Bessbrook
pieces Jeunsan nd
pieces style Prints
Dress Goods Apacas Mohairs Cashmeres.
Blankets white and colored, Flanne Ginghams
omespuns Plaid Homespun Drngs,
Shrting, Cotton Flannes
Comforts, Shawls Coaks, Boulevard Skirts.
full supply white
Drawers, Beached, Brown and Cooed Half Hose.
Clothing
Overcoats! Ovecoas !!
the ladies'
Ruh1ng Collars and Cuffs Edgngs ank Insertions Ribbons
The "Einafore," "Juna "Plde" md
White Goods, such Nansook Jaconets Cambrcs
For housekeepers of Damask
Towels Bleached and Brown :. ''
Notions great tvariety
Ladies Misses and
Mems, Youths nd
Trunks Valse Sataches, and Umbrellas.
In Grocery everything needl at low
prices " "
O please. r ELDER 20
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-27

CHARLESTON HOPES THAT TIE recent
railroad changes in the West will
rebound to her benefit. Parties have
for some time been buying up the
stock ofthe South Carolina Railroad,
which from being worthless is now
bringing about fifteen or tixtccn
cents. Vague hints arc thrown out
Of the completion Of the Blue Ridge
by Il Northern syndicate. Speed the
day.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-27

AFTER ABOUT FIFTEEN WEEKS cx-
pended in the Hayden trial, the jury
failed to agree and were discharged.
Eleven were for acqpittal and one for
murder In the second degree.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-27

a WESTERN CORRESPONDENT writes
that rcd-haircd men can Join the
United States army with impuni'y.
They arc regarded by tho Indians as
the children Of tho Sun, and it is said
that none have ever been scalpcd by
the redskins.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-27

GENERAL RANDALL gibson, Of Lou
isiana, who is and has been for several
years member of Congress, has been
elected to succeed Kellogg in the
United States Senate. General Glib
son has plenty of brains and money.
His wife owns the establishment occu.
pied by Delmonico in New York
Mississippi has elected CHIEF Justice
>. Il. George to succeed the colorcd
Senator Bruce. General George was
chairman Of the Democratic party
when it freed the State, and he
subsequently was elected to tho Su-
prcmc Court. Hcis said to be an able
.cH".
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-27

HAYES HAS WITHDRAWN THE nomi-
nation OF Major Harry Hammond for
census supervisor of this State, it is
supposed because Of his Democratic
prin iplcs. We hope our Senators
will have word to say about these
appointments.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-27
IMPORTANT QUESTIOMS.

Reader, have you caught cold2 Are you un-
able to raise the phlcgm7 Have you an irrita-
ton In tho throat7 A sense Of oppression CT
tho lungs, with short breathe Do you have q
fit of coughing on lying DOWN. A sharp pain
now aud then in the region Of tho heart, Shout
ders and back2 II 30, our Advice 81 take ut
tH:e II dose of TUFTS Expcctorant; you will soon
% able to raise the phlegm. In an hour repeat
the Expectorant, place hot iron 10 the feet, take
two of TUFTS Pills. You will soon fail into
pleasant sleep and wake up IN the morning.
cough gone, lungs working freely; easy breath
ing. md the bowels moving In anatural manner.
TO prevent return Of these symptoms use tho
EXNcCtOrnnk RrYcral ilnYa
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-27
Had terrible NIGHT SWEATS.

:, ,.,,.z, - = Momphls, Fob, II, 167I
DIR. TUTT: Sir-I have boon suffering for nearly two
years il with severe cough: Whom Commenced "a;
and sixteen pounds in weight. had tried almost
everything; had terrible light Bweats. Ihayo taken
half dozen bottles Tho night swents have left me,
tho cough has disappeared, and have gainod itoun
pounds in flesh. recommend It to all my friends,
With RreAt r0spoot, OLIVER ROE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-27
INFORMATION TO PURCHASERS.
NEW PLAN OF SELLING

No Agents No Commissions, Instruments
shipped from factory direct to purchasers, and
own agent and entitled to agents rates. The
only house South selling on this new plan.
manufacturers, md our prices are as low ns
man nufaoturers ever give. See these special
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-27

| tened that the stock which in consc-
9uonce of recent sensational publica-
tlons went up to $4,000 per share on
December 30, 1879, was quoted ycstcr,,
day at 81 900
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-27

a GooD LIvER-Is always known
by his appearance. "A man who lives
comfortably at home, has good din
ners, etc., will always show it in his
person. But there is another liver
moro important to man--it is the bad
iiver---thc liver that should regulate
tho whole system. IF that is out Of
Fix, man is COOL for nothing--can
enjoy nothing. To restore it. to health,
use DIR. Gilder's Liver Pills. A fcw
doses wilGrelieye you. For sale by
Dr. w. q. Aiken. 1871
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-27
'''''~''' ~' j. 'iTHR iTHRANoIs HAYWOOD, M. d.
A NEWSPAPER PUs. WRITES.

DR.. TUTT: Dear Sir"my little son, Was attacked
With pneum9nie % & lsst winte1 which left him with a
for tho euro Of which am indebted toyour valuable
E1pootorant. lad tried most overy thing rocom.
mendod, but did nny good until used your lGx-
pectorant. ono bottle Of which removed tho cough
entirely. With many thsuks, M, yours truly,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-27
WINNS3ORG. s. G.

F. MEANS DATIS, EDITOR.
JN0. ). REYNOLDS. ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-27

Mr.. Moody believes in personal
devil. Being asked by a St. Louis re-
porter if this was true, he replied that
he "most certainly" did believe so.
"Thc Bible" he added, 'sis just tcen,-
ing with facts in corroboration of it.
lilo Is the Prince of Darkness and has
this world for his kingdom"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-27

The Methodist Episcopal church
had, according to the statistics report
eel up to July last, nincty-six annual
conferences, ,453 itinerant preach
crs, and ,696,837 members and pro-
bationcrs, Since tho organization Of
the church 444 presiding elders and
634 ,96 members have died.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-27
GENERAL GOSSIP.

The Cincinnati Times claims to-
have positive Information that the
national Democratic convention will
be held in Music Hall, in that city.
The Spanish minister in Washing
ton has received telegram from
Madrid announcing that tic bill for
the abolition Of slavery has passed the
Chamber Of Deputies by 23l yeas
against 10 nays.
james NJ. Young, convicted at
Petersburg, Va, of murder in the
second degree for killing Young Hin
ton, has decided not to ask for q new
trial, and las been sentenced to the
pcnitcntiary for ten years.
Arguments in opposition to the
Interstate commerce bill were heard
on "Wednesday by the Congressional
committee Oh commerce, from Gen. j.
Farnsworth, representing the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago road;
General Freight Agent Fink, of the
st. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad,
and President A. S. Buford, of the
Richmond and Danville Railroad.
About thirty persons attended the
Kelly conference in Albany, N. y, on
Wednesday night. Resolutions were
adopted declaring that the Democrat
lc party in the State can only become
united by avoiding the causes which
led to the division in the last election.
affirming the right Of Democrats to
reject the nomination by party of q
candidate offensive to considerable
body Of tho party. Tho executive
committee was instructed to call u
State convention to appoint delegates
to the national convention.
Hon. Randall Lee Gibson, the
nominee for Senator from Louisiana,
Is native Of that State, and blood
relative ofthc Brcckirridgcs, Marshalls
and Prcstons, of Kentucky. He
graduated at Yale College in 1853, and
before tho war practiscd law in New
Orleans, at the Same time engaging
extensively in sugar planting. He
entered tic Confederate army as q
private, and came out brigadicr-
general, with distinguished rcputa-
ton for dash and bravery. He has
been a member Of Congress for six
years, is al eloquent speaker, and one
Of the most popular members Of tho
House.
/--@s
The Methodist Episcopal church
had, according to the statistics report
eel up to July last, nincty-six annual
conferences, II, ,453 itinerant preach
crs, and 1,696,837 members and pro-
bationcrs, Since the organization Of
the church 444 presiding elders and
634,96 members have died.
Mr.. Moody believes in personal
devil. Being asked by St. Louis re-
porter if this was true, he replied that
he "most certainly" did believe so.
.Thc Bible" he added, 'is just tccn,-
ing with facts In confederation of it.
llc Is the Prince of Darkness and has
this world for his kingdom"
a Coon LIvER-Is always known
by his appearance. "A man who livos
comfortably at home, has good din
ners, etc, will always show it III his
person. But there is another liver
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-27
DR.. j. r. HAYWOOD,
Of New York, voluntarily lndorses It. q
-READ WHAT NE SAvo

DR.. TUTT: New Yo:k Sept., 10 1877
Dcar Sir-During this year Visited NO hundred
cneoS OF lung seasos. In the lower Wards OF tho
city tho casos moro Of very severe type. It was
there my tton.ion Was called TUFTS Expeotorant,
During p,;a pfH;Stlso OF twenty years. have never
l!apry effects 1t instantly subduod tho most violent
Hts OF coughing, and invariably cured tho disease In
few days ohcerfully indorso It as tho best lung
modicine over used,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-14

Washington, March l3.-Captain j. b,
Eads appeared before the Committee on In
ter-cceanic Canal this morning and continued
his argument in support OF his plan Of IN in
ter-oceanic ship railroad
He stated that canal constructed, as pro-
pesed by DE Lesseps, would cost three hun
dred and fifty millions. If constructed with
locks, it could be done much cheaper. The
cost of the ship railway would depend on the
location and the question of harbor. 1t
would probably cost more to get good har-
Dor at Graytown than to get one at each end
of the line AZ Panama. The maximum cost
would be about fifty millions, including har-
bors and every expenditure. With money
supplied and with no detention on that &C.
count, the railway could be put in operation
in four years from the time the
construction commenced. 1t would
be worked certainly for 40 per cent. Of its
revenue. He proposed to raise the ship and
sut it off the track in thirty minutes, and
carry it from one ocean to another, loaded
and unloaded, and place it in water safely at
the speed of twelve miles per hour. He
would have twelve hundred wheels, one hun
bred on each track, and if one wheel should
break It could be removed without accident
to the ship. Six rails could be removed and
the vessel carried on the remainder with
safnty
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-14
CosmopoIilan Masquerade.

Last night tho Cosmopolitan masquerade
given by the French citizens Of tho city f,
came of ut Turner hall. The Right was
piercing cold which prevented many people
from being present who otherwise would
have been, nevertheless the hall was we'll
filled and Joyous throng treaded the merry
measures Of the waltz, the sohottisohe, the
polka, tho quadrille and the lhnoers. Not less
that illty mRskerB were on the floor
all the time and tho greatest pleasure
roigncd supreme, There were four premiums
given ono TO the best lady character, awarded
TO Mrs. Webbcr who represented tho charac-
ter Of Topsyi one to tho second best lady
churacter,giyen 10 Mrs. Erssmann, who per-
sonated tho Unloni ono 10 tho best gem
tleman character, won by Mrs, Chrelen,
who porsonated gentleman, and
ono TO the second-best gentleman character,
given TO Mr., q, Didlcr. The prizes were
handsome chromos and were presented by
Mr., Julius Langenbach in neat little
speech, appropriate to the occasion. Among
tuo lady characters that especially attracted
our attention was that of Mrs lIelle Langen-
bach who was charming Ms coquelte; Miss
Rosa Williams, pretty flower girl, and Mrs.
l.pson rs the Belle Of the Ball. A merrier
happier gathering was never witnessed In
Dallas, and happiness swNycd the hearts of
all until near dawn.