Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, December 05, 1874, Image 2
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ESTABLISH!-:!) IS!()
THE ORIGINAL
American Tea Company,
no. 43 vkkky stiuckt,
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KOHKKT W1 U.S. Prosiilont.
plice list op teas.
OOI.ONG.
i l.i ):, .10, 50, 00, best 7<> cts per lb.
MIX HI).
( ivi iki;?1 l:u ]\, ;0, 50, 00, best 70 els. per 11>.
. AT AN.
i .It ic.I, CO, 7 n Ji(), best $4.00 per lb.
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Cui-ii, CO, H>,' -(?. l est 1.00 per lb.
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(.. "P.;>0,ce ' .&1.00, best $1.00 per lb
[|ou\ro\vi:i:i{.
(.i? it >. 1 .(..I . hO per b
. ItEAKEAST.
1, . k, o. ;??. s* . !- i , si $1.00 per lb.
\. I .? \\ ? 1 : \ S| ociulity of Garden
< til \ ( \ ! : (?N and * 1M 1*1 K1AG,
at s l._c. and < ' i (;, Extra < 'hoice, Jl.oo.
< ti ' as air | i in one pound packages,
villi i!i hind i . i printed on each.
v '''1 \\ 1 > to pet np clubs to sell
oi l '1 as i11 ; lies, hotels, boarding
1 i in clic'i . AViiting for tonus or
s? ii'lil p i ibei s. be tieuhir to address the
I'lcsidrnl ol tla I <>lo liV tlllis:
. < r.EHT WKM.S,
> o. ! ! \ cm \ Mroel, Nc.w ^ oi;k.
V c an coo |.< la i. i KMjnest this, sis other
1 ntiesl vc ini itaii i. c nr linn nam i.
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
GUILES THf, VYOlloT PAINS
In from Ono to Twonty Minutes.
KC7 Or;.'?
nlVrrea In* tl 1 ndv? v'I-mmjm it tioo<l any ono
SUFFER. WITH I1 AIM.
KAIKVAVS KF.AJ-Y RKl.TEF IS A CURE FOR
KVRUY FAIN.
71 was tin- tlrsl ami ia
TIH> < )nly I'jiim Itomcily
Hint !It nntiv slriVc the j:i I oxor'iolntlm; pnlna, n"?vf
I nilunnti'V icii', .ml . lit. . innm-Mlon*. whether Oi t f 10
James mitierh, lluwi s, oi oilier glands or orgtius, by
onu application1
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
no matter Imw violent or o\orti intinsr the pain the
1'II I'.tlM ATIF, I'.eil rltlrt 'ii, li linn, t'rippled. NervousNeuralgic,
or prosiralort with ilUciwc may rull'er,
ftADWAY'S REAllY fji^j ipi?
will a fto nn in atant fare.
Inflavmat:??n of the kjdnfys.
I VI I.W. V..ATIO.N or THE FI.ADHF.lv
inflammation of rriR no\w i.s
( ONORSTK N OF THE LUNGS.
SORE THROAT, D',riT"lM.T RRKaTIIINC
I'Al.' ITATTOl oi TiiF. HEART.
HYSTERICS, CROll', Dli'TtlKRIA.
CArAilRII, INFLUENZA.
IIE ADACH E. TOOTH AIM IF.
MM K VI.01 A, RHEUMATISM.
COLD CHILLS, ADIT CHILLS.
't nppli Hiiiti ? I 11 it- Ri>ndy Itillortrv the part or
parts win u* tlit* pain ?. diillculiy cxlsda will au"1 ca.so
an 1 I'oinl'oi t.
I'wi '11v limps in half r. i umhh-v ?.f water tvhi In a few
moments cut'? < L.v.v F.s, SI'ASMS. KOl'R stomach,
IU.aLITUKN, SDK 11 K A 1? V C 11 E, I > 1 A RRID Hi A,
1?Y: F NT I: li V. COLIC., \\INi> IN THE DOWELS,
and nil INTERNAL 1'AiNS.
Trhvchra slum I nl?ms rnrry n bottle of RniF
wny'ii kteudy Rrllcf with i li< in. A few ill ops in
vviiwr will pr< \ .-lit si< kih'ss or pains from chntiKc <>(
water. It la Littler than Fro null Hrumly or Hitlers as u
stimulant.
FEVER- AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AOITE cured fr.r fifty cents Tliero \h
not a retnuulal ajtent In this world that will cum Fever
and Aiiue. and all other Malarious, Itihoia, Scarlet,
Tvphoid, Yellow, and other levers (aided hv RADVA
V S FILLS) mi uttick as RADWAY .S KKa1)Y RELIEF
Fitly ceufa jior hotlle.
HEALTH I BEflUTV!I
STRONG AND FIRE RICH liT.OOD?INCREAPK
OF I Li II A ND WlilUII r-l LEAR SKIN AND
REAUTin L EDM FLEXION SECURED TO A EE.
n R. R A D WAY' S
?Safsaparillian Resolvent
VHE GREAT CLOOD PURIFIER.
IIAs MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES: SO
CLICK.-SO KALI I) ALE THE CHANCES, THE
]\odY I NDEIlOol S, I FDKR THE lNIH'KM K
OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MEDICINE,
THAT
Every Ray an Increase in Flush
anil Weight is Sera and Felt.
Every drop of iho fl A T*.$?AP HTT.I,T AN' RF.SOTV
V I', st commun hates ill'-oil_ 11 iii?! HIikhI, Sweat, 1,'riiic.
Mul other Fluids mill ioh i**of tti<s r.\'?iem the viiror or
lite. inr It repau s to* nn? < * of ilm hotly with new and
round inuK'iifh 'tuMilii, ts\ |iliiIi-i. Consumption,
tMuiidtilur <*iji s?o. I. 11** i s in tho throat, Moiitli, Tumors,
Nodes!. the. iMahd - ami other (.arts of die system.
Sore I,vi s, Hii amorous disc limycs iroin the Enr> ami
the smirsl forms ot Skin disease?, Eruptions, Rover
Hons, Mcnld Mead, KIiir Worm, 8fllt Rheum, Erysipelas,
Arm*, Flack Spot*, \A .>rnii> in the Flesh. Tumors, Cani
vis in du WoiiiIi. ami ell weuk<-uiiru ami painful ills*
hare i, Night sweats, lams of Sperm ami all wastes of
the '.no prinelple, nt o within the curative ratine of this
v. ijaler of Modern Chemistry, and a lew (lays' live is ill
jfove to any i-cr-un using it ior either of those forms of
tlhease It?ji'itcnt power to euro tlie.in.
It tho patient, daily hoeoinln reduced hv lhe wn?lcs
ftud doe 'iiiposl'lnn that Is continually proarowing, suecot
it* In a roath u 11: -c* wastes, nttd ropalra tlio tamo
with new in". i! i: ido (rout Iiealthy hlood?and this
the 8AK> AI'AltlhLI AN will and do*---, secure?a euro
is certain; tor when o <*e this remedy commences its
WrrK of purification, and anecceilH in diminishing tho
lose of wades, its r* o il.* will he mold, and every day
t tin poHont will icc| lihi* -,clt crowing Pel tor a ml stronger,
the total digesting liette,, nppelilc improving, and Hush
and weight inercft*dng.
Not OnlV does tin* n - -
"m r>v
r.'! Know n ti iiit-tl Ui * i.'.'-ni- In tin.-cure ofClironlc, HerotllloUK,
(' WUMIl.HII.'ll, Uiiwl t-klll dWtlUCa; l)Ut it i.H tho
only (nisitiv u curu lor
r iildncy (0 HI adder Complaints,
I'rlrwry anil Womb ilisen?e*i Gravel, Diabetes, Dropsy,
? , ^ '>p(n?|/cof Wmcr, JiicoiiilnoiitooM'rini', UrlKlit'al)w n?o,
A llniininul la, and in al! ou-es when the,re nro
In tck-ituat deposit*,or too water i < thick, cloudy. mixed
% villi substance* like i h?". wliiu. <>r an egg, or I lire aits like
white rillc, (>r there tin ini rlikl, clai k, bilious appearance,
anil white bone-dust 'i-pe-lu, ninl w iion there Is
n pricking, burning Herniation when pa-Mug water, and
pain in the Kinuil of the liuek and along the Loin*.
Tttmoy of US Years' (Irowth
% Cured by Had way's Jiesolreut,
DR. RADWAY'S
PerfectPanrativfiMeplatiiPills
perfectly tftfdotcjw, elegantly eoaieM with ewoct cum,
purge, regulate, purify, cleanse niul strengthen. Kadwiiy't
IMS, lor litu eure of all ol<order-? ot tho btoniHeh,
lover. Koweia, Klilncis, Madder, Nnrvoiis Diseases,
lleaitucbe. ConrtlpHlton, Costlvene**, Indigestion. Dy?p.
p?in, llllloiiAiii s-, bilious Fever, liitlaiiiinatloii of the
i.< wel*. File*. no it nil DerHiitfeineir* of tho lnternnl
YJt-iterr. Wnrrsnt'-d to cileet a po?'.ilvo cure. Purely
Ve " ib'e,coiuahiiug no mercury, oineniWordtduiurlA
lew itovoxof P ^D^A'AY'S PILLR will frco the rente
ni'rnni all the above na n ic-d dbordcr*. Prica.M cent*
\ , inter'i.iiieMi v.'i will be IK n't >ou.
TTIE HOI
AaabflaMr?*<.*jUM_*ak-.. Ufe ?MmMU'WAwiMMwrufc
EtOKKY NEWS.
T. W. JJ1CATY, Kimtok.
2-^'/ 11V (ire hi no icisr )'(\\pouy<h!<
i for the vicv s of our < <u , > < ? > ' /?0.
SATURDAY DIM. *?th, ivst.
On Our rctui it from Columbia Wed.
iiordny liight, win ro n o li ? 1 boon on
butiiness, wo inti'i ?!< <! lo have giv* u :t
brief r< view of things ami matters in
gctu ral relating to the Legislator, and
to the inaugural address of Cov.
Chamberlain, which was delivered to
the IiCgislftiure on Tuesday, and to
which wo had the pleasure of li-toning
and was well pleased with his Hound
views on reform, and the manner in
which ho so clearly and practically
pointed out the remedy.
}>ut on our return we found the report
of the County Coinmisssioners
was oeupying so much time and space
I that it was impossible for us to do
so in this issue.
Advantages not Appreciated.
As a fanning people we, ol I lorry,
fall far short of appreciating our many
advantages that nature has blessed us
with. We have line cotton lands,
susceptible of as high State of cultivation
as any in the State, and yet we
grow scarcely more than is needed
when manufactured into cloth for our
own use. For corn ar.d peas they produce
bountifully when manured and
properly cultivated; yet we buy corn
year in and year out.
For Sweet I'olulons we 'nave the
best of land; yielding from 200 to 100
bushels per acre, and I hey acknowledged
to bent superior oualitv. In
New York potatoes ??f the quality raised
in this county will sell lor $3,.ri0
to $0,00 per bbl ot *.1 buslu l>; yiil w ith
the ad vantages ol Shipping from l'ot
BlulV, Bucksxille and l?ull( reck direct
to New York every week during the
w inter, we do not ship a barrel ol potatoes
to that eily for a ma.ket. This
is not because we do not raise the in;
V>ul simply because we do not appreciate
the fact that from $200 to $000
can be realized from one acre ol land
cultivated in sweet potatoes.
Now that the turpentine and tiinbei
lands of this county are wall nigh ? xhausted,
our people must naturally
givp more a.t?< ??I i<?n to farming than
has hitherto been the ease, and the
sooner the bel.t"r.
J Many, and especial lv the colored
people, who have lieretolove In en en!
gaged in the turpentine! and timbi-r
business, may iind it hard at first to
gi\e their whole attention to farming,
i beeau they cannot so readily realize
lor present wants as they have heretofore.
Hut they must not di .-pise the
day ol small tilings; they must expect
to rough it at first, and it * hey are not
heiorehand meugli to give their whole
time to the I sir in, then gi ve a! i they can
until they can make tho harm their
whole dependence.
fruit (ironing- in Horry.
One item on the. farm that h. h? ivtofoio
been loo much i gleeled h\ our
f:\vinersis liuit growing. Fr in October
to mC eli large quantities ol nppl??s
raised ili tlie Norti cru Slices mm
bought and us. <1 by people ill 111 i
county, when with j?t??j er attention
t)iCsy can raise fruit ot tin* best quality
at homo.
, In September lflRl,Mr. Daniel Drown
presented uswi li an apple grown by
linn on ordinary light sandy soil, The
1 ruit was so polled in growth, ami
size that we sent it to the Jin red Carolinian
as a specimen of Ilorrv production.
'1 lie following notice published
in t he October. No. of the Jiund <\troliui(i</,
shows how much the able
and experienced Kdilor ol that excellent
Journal Values Bitch home pro(iuetH.
'In our 'Orchard and Oardin Notes'
we raised tile qtusliotl whether the
houth is a l!ooil Iruit country. As it
in answer to this <j icstton, there came
to us immediately after, by express, a
sample apple from a Southern orchard,
sent by Mr. T. \V. lhaty, K* It tor ot
the 7/orri/ jSTucs, but grown by Mr.
Daniel lirown, <> 1 Horry County.
\V ell, if wo Could show o.n our i;?rmft
, and in our markets an adcqua'c uupply
ol mu h apples, ??r oi apples rc-liloUsiy
appioxirnai ing '..his speeirncn, the
question would la; very salislacloi ily
M.-llh d, m) lar as ihis species ol Irvnt
is ? ??.corned. Wo arc tempted to
ioiulge lo re in a low superlative adj
ctiit but, on second thought, will
give the Jiyurt'8 instead; The apple
measured 11} inches in^gjCumleteitoo,
and weighed Ih,} ounev^F /lit was not
a <;oarse-liesli( third-rate
quality, hut i1^^^^^^;iikI good,
j Think in ttte
? M
PJlV WEEKLY ft EY
| irti t-^rowiiig capacities <1 the S nr. h. !
I llony against t!>* wojli lor :?j>; 1 . > ! (
Air. I>i at) is not mtorineil ol what variety
tho 1 enit is, or where it origin- !
aU'il, hat presumes it to ho a see-lhutr,
Mini retpicsts ns to name it. Too much
contusion already exists in the noun nr.lature
ot our apples, nn?l ?;iviuo new
nailti'S to (;. 11 varieties should lie si in
-
pulonslv avoided. \\ v do not, Willi
, f J . .
eertainlv, ri gogni/,o too apple us :i
named variety, though it resembles, in
appearance and aiy.e, tlic Twenty
Ounces or Cayuga Uod Streak, a New
<>ik apple; tint the quality is Wetter i
than is usual with that variety :il the
North. \\ ill Mr. ileaiy he so kin 1 as
to ascertain, it'possible, its history. li
L bo an unnanied ?ce<liino we si.ail be
proud to stand as its (?odl itlur.
Tho Vote for (hivernnr ami 1/ieatennnt
(WiveriMir.
lly the report of tho State iJoard ol
Canvassers the vot^- in the State for
(Jovornor and Lieutenant (Governor is;
:is led lows:
FOK (?OV KISNOli.
1). II. Chamberlain 80,ton
.1 oil I) T. (?l1'cm (>*,81 l
Majority for Chamberlain .... 1 l,5h'S)
Total yotc cast in the Coventor's
Election 110,2 1 7
For Lieutenant Coventor
11. II. (Heaves 80,070
M. U. Delany (D,2tLS
Majority lor (Heaves 15,805 I
Total vote east in tin: Lieutenant
(iovcrnorV Elect ion 1 1 1.041
('ott< ressional Licet ion.--The \<uc
4 . . I
lor members ol" Congress in tin* dllVerent
districts is sis follows:
First District.?Composed of the
counties ol Chcrterliehl, Dsnlinylon,
(loorgelown, I lorry, Marion, Marlboro,
Sumter and Williamsburg,-?
Joseph II. Rsiney 11,070
Samuel lee 1 Jt,5(?n
Majority for 1 iuiney 807
Second Distriei. ? Composed nt the
counties ol Charleston, Clarendon, |
| i.cxington aim UoraMgolmi y:
K. W. ,M. Mar key . . . 10,7-12
V. W. HutU ' 14,20-1
Majority for Ma-key 2,53*3
Third iJisiriei.? Composed o{ iIkI
candies ol Abbeville, Anderson,
Caurcns, Newberry, Oconee, I iekcr.s,
and 1 licit laud:
S. Ij. Il.ijrc 10,431
S. Mcliowen 12,373
Majoriiy for Hope 3.55S
Fourth Disirn-t.?Composed ol ilucounties
ol Chester, Fairfield, CreenI
vill Kershaw, Criticaster, Spartanburg,
I I nion ami Volk:
A. S. Wailarr 1 0,452
.1. 1 >. Kershaw 14,1 55
Majority tor Wallace 1,007
Fiti h District-Composed ol do
cou iitiea ol Ail.m, Ikirr. well, I?caixt<?rt,
Col Km on ami Fdgetirhl,
j Uobcil Smalls 1 7,752
! .1. i\ M. Epping 4,401
Majority lor Smalls 13 2m '
- -1 ? * i
Iii 11;t* first Congressional District !
the voles cast lor tJ<nnrn !I. Raiacy
have buen ?minted by tin State Rnard
of (Canvassers lor Jos j>li II. Rainey. '
By what rule in Etymology tiie |
hoard of Canvassers construed dames:
to mean Joseph, is a matter thai will (
most likely reeieve the attention of the j
...
next congress. Without the Janns II.
r '
Rainey votes Joseph II. Rainey will yet
have a majority over Lee; ?>ut it. is alleged
that there were many frauds in
this election; Leo is now searching
them up with a view to conta sling
Rainey'* seat in the next (Congress.
' Conduct ami Character."
' . . i
1 hr State lax I nton was right in !
charging the Executive Committee I
with t he dut y of in ve -1 ignt ing t he eonduet
and eharaet cr < 11 he late eleet tons.
; There was umhuihtcdly a great deal of
repeating I?y the Ladieal negroes in
tRe country, and a rigid investigation
will develop facts width will sa'isf\
the country that, without a regis'ra,
t ion of voters, t lie re eon not be any tiling
approaching to a fair election in South
| Carolina. Had not Coventor Moses
changed tin* ('oinini sioiicrs ol Kleetions,
there would have been hnll.itst
oiling and falsi- counting :i< wch a*
l illegal voting. The nrw Commissioners
did their lies', hut the nianai'crs i
1 ^
whom they appointed had, ??t course,
no means ot telling win llier a person
offering to vote was properly qualified,
or had voted alteady.
Wnilo tin- Tax 1 nion* liave the matter
ol the eleetion in hand, they may
he ahle to asei rlatti what part ol the
assets of the Ihink ol the State was
used hy the Ring lor elielion purpose.
| A lew days hetore the eleetion the
strong box, containing the assets, was !
j taken out ol the hank vault, where it 1
I was deposited, and sixty thousand j
dollars i t hills ol' the Rank ol the State '
were hypothecated or sold. On tinday
before the eleetion the King sent j
out packages ol motley in every dime- \
tion. Ar> Mr. Chamberlain is said to I
he one ol the bondsmen ol Mr. Cutler,
I lie,K'*eei\ei ?>I the Rank ol the State, 1
In- will doubtless he only too glad tot
; assist in silting thoroughly the man- I
I ageinent of a fund lor whose proper
custody he is tn a measure responsible.
Actos and Courier.
S'ri: bKCti.llliKii
T!i?? N. V. World on No_-ro Illr Ms.
"Xotjjro vi^lils, <;s r? si?ll< o{ tin* war,
lijwi' finally lixt'J and 01 aldishvd
I - 1 . i.l * ^ *
i?\ menu uicm s ??| 1 r < i [ci al I oiis ' |
lution. Against those amendments
the ! Ac not ratic party will make in?
war. \\ heiher it was wise or prudtnt
t<? interfere with the question <1 negro
sntlVage by the authority of at; amendment
of the Federal (\mvt ii ution -win
liter it was wise or prudent to deprive
the State of ail control over thai
question?is a nolle r matter. The eon till
v. however, has decided it- and theio
can be no ste?i backward without an
agitation which it would he foolish to
undertake. It can scarcely be considered
as worthy of a moment's apprehension,
now that i he more intelligent
ncqioes in many of the Sout l?c rn States
have become allies of tin* Democratic
parly, that this party is going to turn
round and agi'atelo <b j rive them of
a tuilVragc which they are willing i<>
use in our behalf. This would he a
1 suicidal policy, ol which we trust the
Democratic party is not silly enough
lobe capable. !?ut all questions ol
policy apart, n eg roc suffrage is so far
a fixed fact under the Constitution o!
the I nited States, that no Stale can
mn l.?r? ?i \ ** w 1 t?.? f \? - i 11 t i I.
I ?? iii M Ui.u >1111 "|H I.in; V.V/ ? |I,H*
j hold l.ho right of KulVrago Ivoin any
man because of his color. Willi all
tint it lias io do in the .threat retbnnalion
that is before it, the Democratic
par'y has 110 idea of undertaking to
! repeal or get r'd of the nuundni'mis ot
I tlio Federal Confutation which the
j?eoj)le of the country s;i\v tit to make
the great result ot the war," whether
thev were necessary or unnecessarv results."
'A man is, in (leueral, heller pleased,'
says 1 )oetor .lohuson, "when he has a
good dinner upon his table than when
his wile talks Creek."
An Fastern paper intimates that
Treasurer Spinner at quired his habit
ol prolanity while learning to read his
>\\ n writ 1 ing.
ti vi'aeatm.Jvomx&t - rmmvnaaaetz-rssmr imine
[UKl'OUr or rel.N I V ( (IMMlhSiON UI;S COM l.\VKD
F110M riitST l'AOK. 1
Ant'I Ain't
No. Claimed. /illoaad.
12t Dr K Notion, Drugs $2 GO $2 Go
I -d \\ ash Moore, constable L'b 00 2 s i,o
120 .1 A list on, witness U oo u Oil
127 lieu .Judge, " 'J 0 ) 00
12b .J i! Durham, jury tickets
703 00 7d3 00
120 A II Skipper, Sherilf
lees * (JO 00 (i(5 (10
100 a II skipper,ShcrilfToes J2 00 -la do
131 .) \\ 1 !<'llnlay, eo. com. (id -iO (id -10
102 .) F llanell, witness G oo 2 oo
10.J liurouglis A:. Collins,
poor hum (is 70 (ib 70
Fit A 11 Skipper, SherlMTcos >'? GO do
Ida 1 j 1) Long, constable d Gd d -id
J GO John Johnson, witness G oo G oo
F'.d:. IVter Yauglil, eo. eo.n. So So Od
id i Henry Stanly, witness ('. Go (i oo
Ids Isaac (.lenerette, " Id h<s 11 oo
I GO Isaac (Jeneiolto, " d oo G oo
1-U) .J \\ I .oveil '< 4 -Jo 1 do
1 11 \V ti livett, constable -11 Gd 27 do
112 .1 11 Merman, .>1 1).,
services 'G do 22 do
1 li> ,1 ii Aloruiau, M. IL,
Lunacy lo oo 1?> o >
144 .i ii iMtrinnn, cloik,
siiialiny 111' Ml) lil' MM
i ... L > sinus, work cm
auiior & uilicc 5 on 1 ;><>
l lH I1, Inm lnn, post moilcm 17 on 17 no
l i i i W ilciiiy, oilieii rout Mo o>> Mo <>o
I A 11 Ibktppor, simi itVcost 48 .1 *18 71
i ii) A li ^Kipper, ' Mo MM MM MM
l.)U KO.oi-il\>ic.< i, witiloss M v)o 11 oo I
i?L .> I i4.lt Mtnek siuiiliin^ M on ? oo I
1M2 W i. I'Loopei, trial just. -I t:o 'J 1 8o
loM \N i'j 1' Cooper, " " 0 oo M on
l.)4. 15 1' 1'itiuau, <k kk lib i > 11> ?.?)
loo is I* 1 it man, kk kk >. <>o distipil
l.)() \\ is l' Cooper, tk \'k oip? ii ou
1>7 disapproved / -*
loft iv v .wessiuiis, moi!.wL'i'
election w '? i* oo 11 oo
15t? J it In onnau, coniY oo 11 oo
160 A at licntoll, 11 iit 1 j .: I oo disilp ll
ttil a ti < ausoy, manager
oloction IJ Do 11 Mo j
itill Dol. l.ettis, 00 ill 11 pool' <f,A I
tai Ml ^ c>o 4 oo j
K.M .1 C Low is, i at ions poor
iuim M'j 78 oil 78
161 .i li i^owis, salary poor
la! in ?o 4,o 8o <-(.)
IPG i A Uoaty, printing '?7 OO 4 7 Mo
iuti (J i? .sarvis, l iial justice 12 oodisapd
It.7 c 14 Duivis, kk k% lo oo
10b C J? D.liVlS, 41 kk M oo k<
low i uroi.^lis ?.t C'ullii?s,
poor lartn *18 '1!) 48 49
ITU Avery Lloyd. 10 Wo y 8o
1'il W 11 Jones, constable -1 oo 4 oo
1 72 ^ K i'Cooper, ti hit just. f> oo 5 i o
1*,8 W L 1' Cooper, 11 2 lo 2 In
I j4 l 1" Lewis, stationary 8 7o 8 7o
1 To i. 1' i'iunan, -1 co 4 oo
170 I) 1) .wcCall, solicitor 4o 00 80 00
177 W i. 1' Cooper 2 r?o 2 00
178 A It*.Skipper,she 1 ill'fees 114 2.7 114 25
170 A 11 feklpper, ' " 114 o.* 114 00
18U l> i> Mccall, solicitor 80 00 bo 00
lbl \V M Wenlon, trial just. 15 80 disap'd
182 Norton ?v Lake, tlrngs 8 00 8 00
188 1 Ij Hardee, 11 ial justice 82 00 82 00
184 A C bkippnr, constable 2 Wo 2 Wo
185 ?) 11 Aointan, >1 1C, tneilicat
services 5 00 5 00
180 r. i'i itnian, trial justice 14 5o 14 5o
Itii 11 M Anderson constable
cost . 8". >i/?
,/v W Ut) OO
188 mil roughs 61 Collins,
pooi liii m 88 18 88 lo
185' It *< 8c8HOI)S, v? itl103 4 oo ! Oo
ll/o .1 11 .\oiman, M i>, iu<1
IHfist 18 Go 18 00
11)1 lion .tones, witness 8 oo 8 oo
102 Joseph loil.i, ssutioimry *. 4o 8o
1 c> Wa.Uei, Una lis A do.
stationary lor C C 1' 11 88 14 8:1 '
104 h Noiton, witness 4 oo 4 oo ;
loo K (J lames, niiiiug. elect. 10 Jo 1(1 Jo j
litll M .Macluuiii, " " 1J lo 1J 1" |
ID? I'eter 1 owcll 44 '' 2 4o 2 4o
1G8 8 S\ W 1 ISO 11, 44 44 2 OO 2 OO !
IWli .1 i Sessions, 44 44 2 no 2 no '
200 J 11 Ueilinin, coin'r 44 J1 Vo Jl 2o 1
201 u(!o Granger manag. 44 8 4o <1 4o .
2o~ tMileliol 1 it man, * 44 2 oo 2 oo
208 Aiva iniZoi, coin'r 44 21 Oo 21 Oo
204 K<1 1'owel, iiiAuug. 44 0 Oo (> (Jo
20o A (it'iald, 44 44 I) 8o 0 8o
200 Alva bn/.ur, trial jnstieo :'>2 Go 82 Go |
201 A eodiiHiu ? muse eostaDlc 0 80 0 80
20i? iv O VV (oisseii, jury
Lick?.'t (I8'i2, I) 4o 0 lo
200 A 11 bkipj/er, slierilV Toes
210 U \V Oliver, coroner l 17 2p
211 T W liealy, printing 00
212 A C Joh^aniluQ'Uc^^^^^^/ G 20
J < > ** 4
! O i <L>
SIM J (Jauaey, jury com r o cu U oo
211 A Thompson, jury (idiot.
(>872) 1 To 4
21 () I h? t, witiwss 5 4o 5 -S
| 11G David M irlnw, 14 '> 4o 5 4o
I 217 Dlmrity .Ionian, ,4 o 4o f> 4o
! 218 William King, 44 f> -lo o !*>
! 213 ll I*' I Iranian, 44 5 4o 0 4o
; '.'20 Nmtry Skipper, 4 4<> 5 4o
>221 Wi lis A Jones, 4t "? lo f> In
221} J \V (.rims y, 44 o 4o fj 4u
224 Koht Shirley, 44 .r> lo 5 4o
22o Hi.hi Sinners, 44 ? 4o 3 4u
22(5 (Irani Johnson 44 15 oo 14 oo
227 J.nut's Holmes, liquor lor
pMsiotu'i s 8o 8o.
J 228 \V It 1'iiviU, trial just. II ot> 8 oo
220 .Janu s 'l'aylor, witness li ?>o 15 oo
| 2:10 .1 ll Jones, conslahlo 3 00 3 00
i 2J1 \Y ti Jones, '4 II o*> 11 00
242 \V h 1* (.'oopor l'j 00 disap'd
J 24J Sam Siuari, Sr., Hoard
Equalization 15 1 00 34 00
I 231 J \\ Misi.oe. witness o 00 4 4o
2->0 L S Sessi< !<>>, wo.k oil
court hotiso I) "k? it. oo
L'JG J il .Norman, oierk II C (J 01 ou 51 oo
if:>7 J II Not hi.in, witness b uo 8 oo
2GS C I, Johnson. 44 b oo 8 oo
23'd .J M King, tnanag. elect. 0 oo 5 oo
ill') !' W'illanl, ' 41 b oo 8 4o
1M1 .Joe hcllamy 44 44 11 (Jo 11 (Jo
' 2-12 II No'man, medical at
tc.nlion lo prisoners 2l oo ill oo
I 243 D \V M Chestnut, manager
of election lo 8<> lo 8o
211 Alva Ande.sen, 0 oo disap'd
' "laitns li'c I against con!y $8.1:22.0 I
Claims passed lor payment $7,770 72
I Disc. Ironi am'i ot claims $ Mo 82
1 llalancc county oebl to date $5,3*18 1)8
Exhibit 11.
J load divisions to each commissioner:
j Uncle Township. ^
j i onwaybmo 44 I
; Dog limit 44 ^ .1 \V llolliday.
j Gallivants tfcrry 44
Socustce 44 )
Kloyds' Township ^
Day JJoi'o 44 \ Charles Grainger.
GioenSea 44 \
Little Uiver Townsuip j
l)og Wood Neck " rotor Yaught.
: hupson Check " )
ExVihii .1.
Assessors orders paid lor l>7d-'74 $700 00
Exhibit K.
!.'0!ii)<|uiit' ]><dl tax collected and paid
county Trcar C 00
Dclimpicnt poll lax Nulla-bona 04 00
Exhibit I,.
Expense of election .Inly lllh, L. H.
A' C. K. II. in claims tiled in this
ollice to dale, and accounted lor in
county debt $177 10
There are three township managers who
have not vol rendered their claims.
Exhibit M.
Amount paid each County Commissioner
since November 1st, P7d:
Charles (liningcr $>1-75 00
Joseph \Y Iloltiday I Id 70
i'elor Yaught 1 Si Oo
4.480 25
Tlie above amount and accounts having
j been paid by |be County Treasurer, J. 11'
; I)e: ham, ami tb( oi iginal Youchcrs being on
I fib: in bis odicc, I am unable to arrive at tlie
j o are: utumlor <>f miles traveled by each Couitj
tv Commissioner. Pa* ties interested will
ilea.-1 ivl? r to ti 1 Cuiin1 v *1" i ?<?!...,
I lor information.
Exhibit
j The Hoard of County Commissioners was
in reyulat .session Seventeen days. Tlui mowi
ie r.*> i ia inol \: Charles Uruinger, Jos. W. llolli.lay
and IV! er V a tight, were all present; the
oil)er tour meetings ot' the Hoard Charles
( 'ain^er potent lour days, i'eter Yaught
j present one day, Jos. \V. llolliday present
tlnee days.
Exhibit O.
Ordinary County tax:
Original Ussessinent on $1,320,972.78
at 3 mills 3,980.01.8
Additional assessment on $18,507.00
a! 3 mills 55 52.'2
i'weniy pe1' cent, penalty on
(delinquent list) $18,007.00.. 210.540
4,255.91.0
Ehihit I\
Special bridge tax.
Original assessment on $1,329,072.78
.at 2 nulls $2,059.04.(1 j
Additional assessment on $18,507.no
at 2 mills 37-10.4
Twenty per cent, penalty 5o.83.o
$2,747.70.0
Total?Ex. O brought down 4,255.91.9
$7,003.07
i Amount of lines collected by Co.
Treasurer Irom Clerk ol Court lCo oo
Amount lines eolleetcd by County
Treasurer from Trial Justices.
30 oo
Amt?kt?il' meneys collected by
C^BfckTreasuivi lor liquor li
. 858 7?> I
Amoui^^Mfclax turned over by
Co. Treas^fcr t o Co. Coo'nlr's 5? 00
Amount penalty imposed by Co.
Commissioners on delinquent
poll tax 5o 00
$8,15:3 45
Exhibit S.'
Amount, paid County Auditor 5oo 00
Amount of County Commissioners
orders 4,824 7o
Amount of Co. Commissioners account
for services 48o 25
Amount jury and constable tickets 1,178 00
Amount cash in hands of Co Treasurer
for county purposes (17 08
Amount Treasuiers commissions
on $8,158.46 80c 652 27
Deduct ions and abatements allowed
by Comptioller General 8o4 70
| County tax lands foil cited to .State ' (1 28
, Co nty tax Nula-bonu 80 is
I Three polls collected and returned
to Co. Treasurer f> 00
47 polls .N ula-bona and uncollected 1)4 00
$8,158 45
Exhibit U.
, i si mm 3 lor county expenses for fiscal I
year, commencing November i?t. 1874:
( oinii s Auditor usssessment $ooo oo |
County Commissioners salaries... 5oo oo I
County Treoslirer's commissions... 4oo oo t
.Jury, witness ami constable pickets 2ooo oo I
For Solicitor 2oo oo
For Clerk of Court loo oo
For Slitnill' looo oo
I* or Tiial .Justices 2oo oo
For (.'uronor loo oo
For l'oor house and poor (5oo oo
For Kcpairs on roads and bridges.. 4oo oo
For lie purs public buildings 2oo oo
For hooks, stationary and printing l? o oo
For Interest ani't. on county bonus .. ..
For Contingent c\pence* 2oo oo
^otal $0,600 00.
1
THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE^
"The LeiuUnir Ammmn NrwsJffifiMM- "
i:y uouAii: <uj:?:i.::v.
In the recent elections the people luiv?? ileol.ivj
cd|lu favor of honesty in politics tifid luucdea
Ucncc in journalism. Tun Tuibcsb, wliteli jours
ago declared that it was not and never more
would Do n p u ty orjyvwi, el.tuna the verdict, as
the popular \ milieucicm oi its course, .ii.ii rtcogI
nixes in tlih ristili the v< ice of the peop o lor
reform anil integrity 'n goveruineuI, lor candi.r
unit independence among new sp.ipei Dui mg
' the cutiipxifrn which has j ist cloned Tiiu lm
iivmi: h;t? lully maintained its right to the iu,,?
of tlio "Leading Aiiiericcu Newspaper." in.a
poHtiion it has earned tiud retains lor tnv follow ing,
among other rea-ous:
It publishes nil the news, earlier, mote fully,,
iintl more intelligently than any other paper.
It insists on peace throughout the whole country,
tlte right of self-government,, unci the pro
I lection of till classes in the exercise ol^^c.r just
utvllvgul rights.
^ lvocati'o con tldcnce nutl good feeling he.
I ween North and Sou t h, uiut labors Icr an l.oa
est and abiding reconciliation.
It main lima talrno-s and candor toward all
public men and cj u?-s.ions, and dignity and couc
tesy toward associates and rival*.
It publishes scinetitlc news, reports, di-cuvBtc
lis ain> disco veries to a,degree ol lu lines* and
accuracy never before attained by any paper.
It gives every week ten or more columns of
the most carefully pre pni set ugrtciiliur il intiiitr
i duiingllie j ear, much inoiu in the aggregate
Mi.in tiie entire contents ol any other ag;u uh.u.rttl
publication, tend tue whole foriiung a department
of which an eminent agricultural editor
lor says: "it has done mure to make good farmers
than any other lulluence which ever existed.''
11 i,,,* .... i. . -
...... is m o ;i seitesof t>cii.otitic and litertiry
exttacts Which hive inetpi Wider .s:Jle ami
tuorn emphatic popular approval iii.ni siiiiikiv
v>l ilie kind.
U'hut the Koullicrii E'rcss Hiiy of
tltc Trilxuio,
i We eon si ilt i Thk Tuihujjk 11 voiy valuable paper
?Asti villi* (N (> ) Citizen.
Tim is uw Vosit 1 uiuu>k, ^u its. faithful unci
searching exposure ot outrage siandors ou Alabama
!iu>l other Elates, lias done liiiinei.se so:-,
view to trulh ami justice. ? Macon Ten graph
mill IVIes t> tiger.
We ttuioU Tiik iNkiv York Tkihunk for its
J maniy .'iiul powerful wonts in demanding justice
I (or itie peopie ot Alabama. ? Mouigoutery jAia.;
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I Yokk Tutue.sk. It combines the dignity ant
sagacity ol the laUidou Times With tile representative
in;Ws enterprise of America. ?11a ill more
liuiiulill.
A paper to be adnilred for Us independence of
tone niiil its teliao ltly ot news. ? Tpiscoji.it
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iu tiiu United ?Alums low ii Haze
lit*.
To day Tho NuwYohk Tunirxic is undoubtedly
tin' ii i si oi American newspapers; wll:iluv?t' may
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ul nil, lliul very tleilil.itily does n represent too
journalism ol tlio country. W Into dealing wild
all llio topics coining wiiinn the range of a newspaper,
'I IIK Till lilt Ml Ill.lUt'S il speciality ol lilt*
g rent su 'jja. i ol im 1'ic ii i hi 11*. Il becomes timeloio
a inniter ol vital importance to the i.uuiitry
Hi.it tti? direction ol iliu Ideas of tins vusl
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:uiti it uiiittci lor congratulation thai lite tanner's
newspaper par exti'lurttu has the high fclUUdlllg
ol 1'llK '1 KIUU.N K.?Tile (N . V >.->OUlU.
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in popul>rumg Science, t>y ma putiiiciiiiou of
clieap ex tiMs to that gre it tlaiiy.?Uur -Houluly,
I t'union, S d.
iiiner-;iu newspaper enterprise is prob.ihly it t
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the Halite ol nil .inly conducted ami llidepeuoeu(.
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