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K WS Sl 'I i >,\ !?.:???. iiwi'ui) kvi:kv i\Vri ?i>ay m ?.?!::?: in?, a* tiie OJtAA'Oi:?i'ltO NCWS COM TAN Vi ?i?Kb? BOfiiVKK, itnsiiioks Manager. Tei'his t?r SuUscriptioit. One C-v! orte )\w.$2 00 " "' ,S';> Mom!,*. 1 00 Halt's iif Advcrtishig; One. Square lit Insertion.:'~l 'f,f> Haeii Sulisequeid " .i ? (,? }toiiceu iumcrtcd hi /.beul Column ut'lOeper hint. All Si'iliwrijitioiuf and 'J'ran.iicnt Adrertise m<nis /?) If. }uii%l for im ?!*' ?4?<y- .V.? AVci?/.i Siifociijjtioii m Adiei; H*r?Krtl< >"?'. Vit I id UnlcM Si>li-d ?if I!' ? Mau ?pi'.r. Jt*?V' w?c are in mi way ivlspon-ihlc t->t th?r view- or opinions of' ?>iii* '.'orrdsjHiiiU-i SATURDAY, MANCH 3, 1877; Arc Southern Politicians a Fail uro ? It is a fael now that Hayes aiiil Wheok-i will be iuanguniicil- And Svltiil good thing they will do for I he South is one of the iMictrl.ainl.iosof ? doubtful future. Coupled with the Mortons and Chandlers by association and the cohesive power ol public plunder,spcculaiidii and fraud;it will be hard for then) to cht loose fro hi these corrupting influences and Sit; themselves t<. the standard ol patriot ic a lid tightcous rulers, it v>ill be Known to tlie whole I tad teal paid)1 hew the wires were manipulated to declare them *clei led, at 1 it will hardly be possible lor tlitiin to go' back on the nu n who foisted Uiehi into position. ft is for (iii- reason that we appr ' bend danger to the South during tho reign of Hayes and Wheeler. But lot the cht-tie conscience/ bf the numbers of the Kelurning Hoards of Florida, Louisiana and South Carolina, they would have never been counted in. Now would il lie natural to (hink that im u thu > ? levated t i position would stuUifyl?hd disgrace themselves by rej mliating aiid de nouncing their methods of succt s - ? 1 - it fair to believe that a housebreaker would etirs.' aiid throw away as u Irss the bunch oi false keys by which he had been enabled to cub r houses arid load himself with money 1 un less he repents iL i.-: itioro rdhs^hable to suspect that he would prize theni the higher because of t he fortune they had broughi into hi possession; and because, further, ihey are a part of hi.- trndc onil may be of .service to him in future. Thus it is with Hayes aiid VYhei I er. Without tlie llctttir.iiig Hoards pj! ihe South Ihey would have sibh'd no chance of-tu -; -. Tile people might liaye voted again?! them, but i:' the KpLurhing lloai'tl ('ardoxa , Weilso-. and Sienrnscs were all rigljt; what fear had they < i' the ballot box'.' Could not i?-turns !)?> altered, cnUiihns of figures traufhoacdi and minorities made majorities lor Hep iihiictius ? .And it' caught in the n I. was hoi .Highwayman Lceilicr Hood of tlie United Mat-- Court conveniently ready jo pro I eel Ihr in ? Hent'c.wc jay it i - foiiy to )<? I. to Driven' ad mini.-trnt ion for a policyjaiiy wiser ihiiu the one "iVliich elisgi acei- and con signs (Irani to eterhiil infamv: [ii: side.-, Hayes anil Wh'-; 'er. and the riVch v.l.o ijoniisol wit!) th'?uil are antr I it ions, They iip| in- sat isiicid with a I are four Mar lease of power; Stolen plea-tires are;sweet, aiid the Fnine mny In- said of ?lo!eii ho v., r. How uiit i:;::(.cable then to suppose that they v, ii! itbaiidoh ami disbrgan i/.' their means <l power in the South? 11 I'tey'iiave iiii eye \ > fo luve silcccs;;?and tlicii' coiid?et shpw.s that I hey niiisi hit vc--will lisey not btiek iheciorscr liy 1! turning Hoards tti.dlhe ptVrj it i:cd < scott iid re Is who c|)hv* ja.se them? What hitpe would Hayes or aj.y other man likeihim have bi'fucccrss in the' South uilhoiit the as.ii.-tance of Chuniberlain, Wei's a tu! Pitck?iel'.' Sonubcd v has to lie and cojiimit j?C)jui*y in order to cover up the ic.j-ctiHtics pei'jietrated at elec iiiiii.s liiidcr ? i<i< t- lion) Wasliington. lot tin mi ii wo ojt'Vc uiHt iiajncn,? Cbniil :i bolder, hiartk: i and iiiore ; >. Ii. ( humbei lnin V Could :i more i darin?' :i?'i shameless iulventurt-L' be placed in Packard's shoes'? And \> there unpthcf man on earth like id I AYc'lls? NYo tiitiik not; and hence Our conclusion I lint Hayes will nourish ami uphold those men. He and bis party will have Puthcr use for them. Four years is not an eternity. And if il be line, as.alleged, that Hayes di signs forming a new party here at the South, what better tools to carry out his bidding llittn tin _?? men ? This brings us now I>i consider the ijucsiion embodied in the caption of ibis article. it is known cverywln re thai Tilden and I Jehdriek'i were elected by it majority of over two hundred und ?f'ty thousand) It i- conceded by :tll j parties that ilia Democrats made one di" the <rraii?le.sl struggles! for their! . t, , , ? ,, , I entire in ihe hist campaign tout was | i vi v witticssod In Auier:ca, Diioelly I after the election no bile doubled that , ! Tiidt i: and llendrii ks would bo in- ! augurntcdj provided the Democratic leaders in Washington stood (irmly by the Con.-t iiulimi and the coif-c marked out by '?{. i The managers <?!' (he lyepiiblicnh | parly i' teeing -'and fearing this result,! dispatched orders lo Ketnrninjj i ilenrds ;>l Florida", i.buisiana :ihd ! South Carolina; directing them i<> ! ovid'come 'Illden'.s majority by false j counting and tbc throwing bit I of j v,Ii >'.?? parishes in Louisiana und two counties in lliis Stale. Under the ' protection of I'uited Stales soldici h I ihesc orders were .stnidly oari icd out: t nil three of tho State.- mi med were! declared for I laves and Wltocicrj and thie- i; waHdhiil the I?!? publican can didates weie enabled to e'aiin, on the face of the returns, a majority of the i h eloral votes; The Democrats pro tested airnilist Ibis wholesale larceny of the vote-of States, hutsimplq pro tests iievciri!ni(>iinl to much. And here the d'muilo omnmbndedi I ? ? i i t i ' ? . ? I wliicn ha-cihIciI in an inglorious defeat to the Democrats, and which loads u.- ii. ::: k ihe qucslion, ."ft re Southern Pbliticiaiisin Pailure The Constiiuiioii of lite United ?''t?te1' provides that i:. case of no clt'clidii 61 Presidiut and Yiee-Prcsi dent by ti e Slates, 'he nptiso shall elect the bonier and the Senate the I ail or, Now the Democrats have n majority l sevclity-otld in the presch I Mouse <:'? lb- prose iii.'ilivcs- untl it" the I leaders of the Democracy bad stood I by the jdji'.n meaning ol the Cohstilm j thin o! our ibrclniiicrs, Tilden wbiild ! be ihati _ ti rilled en Monday instead of: jinves. j I Put whirl must the .Democrats-1 o ? j Instead oi claiming that wiiiidi Ihe ; Coiistitiilion gave tliciu, I hey must ! abandon I'hei'r pri/.o to liie wliiiiii of i i ; a ganib ing Commission, composed of a majority of Uoptibjicanf;. And why/ Singly becan.-c the Republicans \ica-Oiied ilia! tbc Pre-idem of the Beiiaie would oheh, count,and declare til'.- u nit ol tue vblo Iroih the laceibi ihe ,-. tiiMis ami Ihul ll.c House wmld not he :?. rmifioi lo i;;i< r'pbse its voice* I.Vv thre?temiig to tisurj) and (\< li-i-e a {iower y.;)iicli in:-; bot be long to the Pr< ideiii ol' tin- Scintio, tin Democrat.- wer-- bnll-do/.ed bv tho I'if 'i c-i- or n joim conisiiffee wljicli \vas lo consid er am! devise a |>lai\ (or couiiting Ihe eirdortil votes. Weil, * plan was linnlly iigrcod upiei. Tbc S^nale \Viis t.o if.elect live of its iuimlieivtlio Hon?e f.\Mt.d ih- remaining live iidvaiiingi iii I'avbr(>l'|t,h"e Kc|;ublican< - Hliive of the live diisiioesj vvc-re'ty be .Ucjiyldiciiii?! Tli;-c (11)06:1 were to constitiitc n gitiiid tripartite tri lions ol' disptiie, as tfj the count, thai came up helw;ccii the two IloiHes. Tlio Deinoiirats who worO.oii the Con iciencc. l,Siniiiiitce, which su limit ted ih- 1 eVtoiul bill.a-.siircd the isountry lint! it was a mutual undcrsiuudiug ? mil . ?II i.rov?.jal;bi-,.u,i;i.o.Soru b'e settlement oi' all questions of*j dispute; that the conduct and fraueis committed by ilic liolurmiig Hoard of tho South would he. sifted to tli( bottom, und that theroin lay Ihn I beauties of the bill for tho Denioera ev. To be brief: The t 'om mis-ion was organized, the count, commenced and proceeded as far as Florida. Here objection was made by the Dc'Heerats to counting the vote for I tri yes ail I Wheeler. The ease was refer roil to \ the Commission. Charles OiConiib:' j represented tl<<- Democrats and Win. M. Kyarls the liejiublieaiis. O'Con nor argued^ Mutt it .was the inti in. of ilic iOii etbral jiill \-> go behind [lie I Jet urns, that is. to admit festihi >h\ showing tin fraud- thai had bei ti per; peiraleel upon the Dehioerats. lOvarts i contended that the only duty the i (..-dtiimission had before it was '.?> d !? i eidc from the (itoc of Mio Iveturh? which wore the legal cp/riific^ites-1 iVoiu Florida. The CoUiiuissuni held ! with hini. and gave the vote of I-Toi'iti? j t" IIayes and Wheeler by a vote (if 8 i to 7. the llcjdiblicans.lall voting in j ihe afirniafivc hi.el the Democrat- in i the in gative': It. will bo seen that the (ir.4l < eisibn reached by the Commission \v:i' I century to flic spirit, of tho law, .i ih Pemoeriits con^.lrticM it, and a srpiarc slapdii-thedace to Tilden iuid I lend riditSi The onlj hope of tho Demo crapy was in going behind the Up luriii and showing up the manipuia lion-of tho Radicals. In this cvenl they would have carried Florida and Hoittsinna for their candidate.- und ilaycs and Wheeler would.'have boon tlefdaled. As it is, ihe Cominjssi'Ui did h? neue than a (?'.hero to the posi tion takei] 1 >v the ('resident nf.Mi Senate, viz.; thai Congress has no right to go back ofithcj/returns of ii Btaio. I lere" it i- in :i nutshell: J here j was; ;:n understanding between He-/ publicans aiid Democrats previous to ; tin] piissage of the electoral hi*-, that I evidence should be taken before j.h< Cbihhiissibn. I poh this mutual iimlerHuiiding Ihe D,( iiidcraifl imlain- j cd the bill. Altei it beeitmt a law (ho i He-publican.- changed fi;oi\l and ? claimed thai the Gommisl-ion cod Id only consider such evidence its would | be.submitted to it with tho certificalcs l>v the I'rrsiilcni pi tlie Senate, thus. { f'lultifving themselves and breaking I faith with the bomperais; i Now our portion is this: The j Uepublicaiis having absolved ihe Democrat:- fronvstaiiding by ilic dice loral Commission, by refusing to car rj out the agicement lw go behind i return.-, it v.l.- (!.<'? plain <!t:iy ot the Democratic members of iheiCem inission io have. withdniSvh iliere.r from, and thus have thrown the election of the Pre-ideiH into tho House, where i' btdoiig- wheti there, U ii iailtiU to elect bv tho ociipio. a lew other r?o.ii|ti;ern inen who see in to love power mpi'C than p.vrly, the Coiemi-.-i'.n ha ? :?: die on itiid h'i?iic .thing they chimed lit tiiuii. And I lav-- anil \Y Chamber! lir.'a Game, that, in thai event; ho vnt tiireci iit/s tigeiilij lo advertise and sell the pro porty of those! who refuse to pay taxes to hi- Administration; Tin Tlicy say thai Chamberlain, Ha?et' so'n & ('>>., have alien.ly arranged to import Noi (horn m-'u who will bid in ihe land-: tii us eilforcd for sah:.. If ihe. people resist and refuse to give pos . '.??-ion. these carpel bnggers, being ciiizciis/ot; otlier .-slates, will invoke ihe' aid of . I?i i - - ? l'.?i.'.'j. Circuit | Court lo [)lai:e tlicih in jkiss.essi ?n. Hy this iuT'ingehi?ni Gh'ambcrltjii? and his bedfellows etui iiupori nil their poor kin??Treasury * ierics' nod all- and get homes foi them. Uul i!" the game which we have foreshadowed should bo attempted 1" be phi in cveeu'.ion, liiere will be f?. small bell in South Carol in a. Under lakt i- in our opinion will gel plenty of work lo do.. The devil could mit invent a Hirer end for the men .than wiil bo moled out, to adventurers who bpmc here to rob the jibopid of their htiiils. Thai, will he the stiaw .with which lo break ihe camel's back; Our people will lind resistance lb he a heredity, and will end .pjiekly liie inglorious ri'itjii ?l' usurpers aiitl their ; aiders. Row Much I?'j:gcr? nil: l In v Im ve n C :i Itnye - a their I igh place? id'imp >r innob, irtis!, a nil h iii or Ii I led by m en :ili"!i to their i;ll'erpili?'i 1 -trang irs to ihe::- hope- mid ambition^. Th. y hit ve i laid year after year tit xei to g pv<d'iif':ient.H liot of (heir making, aud which u eil i'. eoiriiptly and dis honestly. They have tjiiun thousands upon ibotisaiiii.s ui" dollars -pent annually Ihr thy, so-called Treesi*h6oU! : They have -on ibis money paid to itictimpi toili narbr-r- pi |?h!p'n?d --.in' while \iry little, il'any, wem to lliti bbiiblii oi' wbit> childrhh; They litts'c sceii tili- fuii 1 u- id i'or the : who liyc hut lobule honest :;>>v, i :i iiient. lii'v liiive seen oilr Sin Hi siaiideied, lit aligned mil robbed for rial mold a decade. All (heso luiiig-j i have they ^thercil, und y.-l they h tve hot; ibb-dled the sc itiii drel.i who glory in and gloat, over (.heir I oppiessiim; jJtit tin y libvo biiiiih how itlihbs.l the sticking point. ti'liitniltciditi'i! will never lie porinilird n<;ain tu rule am! rob tlieiii a- !?;? Uii\ i n tin: paii.L I lo has n veh.-d in llVe goods' oi' tlio people about as lung a- tit v will ?land it. lb- nut-! bold up u.v. Hi- niinioni? und loo I pads uiiisi cba-m. '! !??.? drones who linng at mind County Treasuries for'a living mu.?t hunt soinellving else to do. Chamberlain i- ili-awing lo his hitler, end jeditidal ly, and righteous govern ii?e it: will lake the pla'ob oi hi- usurping adiniiiis trat idli. I? i.?l.Mt:.vn a n:i?.j Y FL (J A. At the Annual nieeiiiig t?i" the Voting Mon' Christian Association oi Urnn-. ? burg. S. ('., hel l IVoruarv i*2nd 1*77. the fnlhnyihij report bi , work lor liie, past year wn- presented 1-y (lie I'roslden! : Uri-ouT. The Cor.ditulion require; your 1 'resident i ? repml a: ihe Anilun 1 \ mo'etim; njwui jlie coud 'ioii rd'ti.j. As-oi-ialiou, und I ivjoW.? to !..< aide lo say. thai Ihptildi Wi) hjlVe Up/l 0C comp-i-lu d in thi- the liisi yi'-iir bi' our exisietitidj what idiijy!hiiyc hetin iuiicli good has l>c-?ii c:' '. not oitly j upon ;hc rod. . bid upon good o^l j fertile roil, which wiil in rely yield a ! gn at retiirii i'or lltii labor best.o.w'.ed ?ij.'-ti it. And wo will hi-vcr kiibw iti thi- wbiiil- bow mai.y po..r d - date lienrIs have been helped suid eii coiiiaged to light iitaiifttllT agitiitst the world, iiic: Iksll ?). i Ihr devil, by oi;r labors Und cur prayers; ntit Cud know- what is in ntir lieu'ls and He will tuicly ieu.n.1 with H"h ihvor on/ feeble ollorls. to live ?., !lis It'onjir and glory ttiid U) loyc nur n< iglibid' a otu -eive-. |)iiiin;: tin: pii.si ye at"';; : u'v lire piftyei iiieetihg^ have Ij.ecii held at our loom-, aiid in addition to twelve opt* t:i.. pravoi' nicotines, ieligiotis ser vi.i- have been cotidiK'tod a! the Pol Ibwinu places: At l'm-peci Church; ten services; at doiiicr's; sixfeen sei; viecs, tit Sinb'ke-ft, ooiie?service. Tim avcriige attendance at the country meetings bus been about 'thirty,'dihd :il the Town prayeriiicctiiigsiahout ten. Thirteen Ii und rod papers, Imcls. Ac, have boon distributed, and though tho meetings at Prospect halve, beeil disc on11 nurd. the interest at many of the other ser vier-: has been very encouraging, and whenever and wherever there is one person thirsting for ilic water of iife'j I here duly calls us, und it. should be our pleasure to unfold to that one the exceeding rh !>e-< of that gospel which is able, by God's grace, to iuako us wise unto . i vatioii. I hiring the month of.June, 1^7'i, very interesting services were held in the various Ghurchosy juid the Asso ciatioti had gi'cat pleasure in wel ?..'til ing the Key A. I". DieMbnj and Mr. John Kolhwell, so well known in his successful laboi- to a-.-i- t and rc-.;| viveotir various Associations through etil the State. Some of our members have become (liscbiiraged on aecotint of tho want of interest exhibited by ist? many nibtii bors, bill when we remember the greai political excitement of the country for the iii\st few months, we should not ittlorlyi condomh neglect of duty, fur who "'? can claim that wei havedone what we could '.' TheTrpsisu'rerVi report will exhibit tin- litmrici?! Condition of the A iso'eiu ti? t:. and though we have boon able to meet very nearly a!' of bur bbligti i;;.;;-. ii ir necessary that wo s.hpuld raise additional lum!.: ti> make oilr w?rlt iii"i f ciiici' tit. Ithron, ''he that giv< th to th 1 poor Ion I jth iihto Lord/' And can we give uiiything bol ter than the bib!-.1 to the poor and illiterate;? It ishbpad that the Coih tiutloc ob Ii nance, and the A's*ocia t.ioh i:-f!!', will take immediate action in increase permanently our funds, and devise ii scheine ibr iiiterestibg [ ilic community in purlworki I Prohnb'y ihe most encouraging i K'ature ol our work has been ii ? ; weekly prayer meeting at our robin?; : I scarcely know how to 'nipM-^vupoh j a Glw'Ssliitn Assneij?ibn ii:.- vast tut' ' hits fold US v. ? should lir.tv a! w :, -. 1 i Hrtdhreii,1 can Vbti liiu. aitiuid t!:i-: meeting once a tye;i\? Hivo y>ju I -oio'mjv liighei arid more important ! dilti.'- to liMforrn cvo'fv Timrs lav i j meetings nave uceu ureatiy ncoeii'otl, I ami their s.?;;!.-. Kava kion oiieour ! ?-cd. and w ? ' I ov uy wm > !:i Lo wiihMaud tho a.-tultso'- wo-ld. I wer-; a e'iiifnpli'-ihcd, ihoo weekly; priiyct in ietings would tar m than repay o- 'o: n'l oAy irotthh; and cv. pehsc lb lin n, let. hiiV entreat you , to attend ?s mitny of these uiee'iiig? j as possible, I ilia greater the lib in her the greater ilie interest which j wb i be le!t in th?m. j We hriv? rented very eligible I r on ins ou Russell Street, and ii i.? I Ivopiid the Assbciatiob will take im i mediate stops to throw open bur .reading''roam lo th-: public, if no: every evening, certainly tyvice or llirie? a week; Let us cordially iuv'tc residents and strangers to I imukc us' ol i ur books and papers I audio ai.'.citd oiir religion." ex'eruises; In order to inakeour rooias aitr.ir tivc we niust add largely lo our li ! I'tarv, and jtirni.-h our itpartmeuts ! with additional am't v-monU. Lai ; us call upon the eiluens gtMcraliy, j and the [ladies especially, io assist^ ! and tlicy will rcadiiy respond, j In n vi- wing the iu-tiyo work of ; th.i As?o<- ati?n during the u.\A year I I cannot Ibrcgn the plcaaure <d \ta I ting to the tiicnibei'^ h >w intieh we ail ai'c iiidobtcd to ihe. SiWireUi'riy the (.ohimittoe .oi? Devotional ivxercise? and tii(- inember; woo :>..? is'.eil t.hum, !> i' ihcirioarhest nod intelligent i;i biiis, wliich have been i nd'orcd with out >nnt in tho good Ciius'u. This A* otuatiob is also under gnat blili? \ gathms ti-,\ following g.u.tivmen, find appreciate Ihdtr kind neis and iVero.sity jor assisting them in va tioiis w:ivs: Col. P.S. polder for use ijj Ihiup^. at.d chairs, and to Mr. J. C. Pike toi- the use of:, room. > iur ineinbership tit preseiit is for! y soveh; ::'? active and II associate the active members belonging lo live dl lie rent dei\bminatidn3. ,j It siioiild be the earnest endeavor of each mouther to increase our roll, and certainly (herb is material chough among us le double our list before our next annual mooting; Ihiconclusion, let me urge upon you increascil earnestness in this gi'enl work. How niuch thought and timo have you given to the various methods ol' reaching ymiiig men ? It' we are. not pro pa red lo do otii* Avh?le duty 'as members cf the Association; let us al least not throw any obstacles in the way of those who are willing to beat the heat and burden of the- day. Whatever ia? worth doing at all, is worth doing well, and the Scriptures command ua " Whatsoever thy hand lindclh to do, do it with thy might.'"' Urethren let, us like Paul, thank God for his many mercies and blessings in the past, and take courage fur the future; ami in hit own good time, though we- 'may he compelled to wiat many weary days, we shall reap a glorious1 har vest of hoble ellorts crowned with success, and at last enjoy those re wards which arc laid up for tho righteous* MoitTi.M i:r Ci.bvKi:, ' rresident: Mo. S. 13, Albergdtli will open a private ?-'?!.?> I at die I'siir Pudding commencing on Muhdaiy hih March 1.-77. Vor terms apply at V air (holding. Mill eh ?". It. '' i" i -1: ?f ?"Sol Leo t-'ui- iiidtbtcd to Murray llolunsdn, Jr isxd i.iil hial;c payment, raid l)ioma ?? cid .t:.i'oi-'. him, wilt present :.:?in dub attested to the undersigned, KIltK UOpiNSON Trustee. Man h .". lm. ATTollMlA Al LAW, ' ' l ; i 11 lie' 1?111 'is. ,S- O. Ii-:' Ol March :i in rear of Maednic Hall. Iv IM OTIC K i have this day withdrawn from the firnt iii .Siuitii l\< - fe iV ' ??. al ..r near Korl Motto in ' hViliecb'tirti CYiiintv. .1 ;nv. ?2 IS77. W. 13. LEWIS, i" ii IAy .S 6 \y iJt ??,'!? \ \ : oN. s. l.\ February; rL'rid 1.-77. ; Liiyeii il ai I am in n? ivay ro tor any lebts already contracted ? ?: t m;:7 !.? rcafti r !>?? contracted by S iiitli Ke.rf.V: i i>. Or I on:-? Keel* ???w do i:i ; i in r:(tjs^?r?itct; County n.-ar ' V >rt ?. .t I ???:\ s.-.t now tun in v.?i'r bavu j been .?? ?"?i.r.' l will: diem as ;i |>:trtii?r. .{- V. !:.?.;: :>i.N. ; ?? och :t . lm. IS? the l Ith -'.iv of March the Plantation nf II. outer; ilie bight-it, At the plant ittjm of A i d(diu* 1/.5 tr, j < ':i? Lot i >' j'ea Viiii ?-?. ! Lvvied ":i a? ill' property of li. A t irm'nake at the suit often. II. t'orhuledn | under I.ieij ibid Mortgage. " ?, i I! ?ur Sab i Ija. in. n\ I*. Z. Hmo?k<* j ."Old at . !? ?:'?> ,tt a lolphu* 17.1 ar. I?. N. SMH'IT, Ag.nit. I Miircii 3 2t. ! i i?'< ? i; satjii:. Al publii oiiti ry on .Monday next I will i f.ii sale my place near the town of .in i.'burg. The place has beeil'.recently lb k and the builiring.-flew. The Dwel ?j. Iloii-o eontaiiis four Square Koonm ]~> \ '? ?''iih Piissag ? ??!' ?? gooil Kitchen, ni, &e.j with twelve acres of valuable It N <. i i i f I > i.? ULtSfSJll S?oiico i- hereby given{that I shntldnd I riH-ndi iVoni ?liitc file account wild the Hon iritble .bidj?o oi' I'rdbatu lor Onthgebnrg Coiiuiv, and for letters of 1'i wnissul .13 i lit irtlain of \'r dices 1". fJleaton. .) ycqp.: tii.CATOx t oiardian j MiHi li It I in. Notice of Dismissal i 1 "'V" ot ii'" '?? Ik .i by Riven that I pli-^II one t \ ini nib bom date, I will file my final acj eon in with tin '.Ion. Judge of I'robat? (hai'gciturg 0?>uiity,' S; C. hs AdininiRtratc r< of the Kstiitc of W. .1. F?gle and ask for Itfttci-s of disriiis?al. .1 W FOOLK, Admiiiidtrator. Sbirch a lm: Uli; STATri OF .SOU"ill CAKPLINA1. ? KA N< t Jill U RCJ G o l- STY, I.y At'd. it. Ksowt rov, Ksquire, J. P. Wbeie'i'.s, Daniel F. Snigeucr hath innde ?.iil in me. to grant to him Letters of Ad iiiinistration '?: the Instate and cfleols of V : .?':,i<?;!?;.- I\. 1'riling and of so much of the Kstato and effects of John R. Paul ing as was left luiadministercd by the said Carolina H. Pail ling Thrwa are thi;reforc*td cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of ii:. ?aid Carolinb It. Pauling and John K Pauling both deceafed, that tljcy' be and appear heforc me, in the Court of Probate, to \:r held at < iingebiirg 0. H, on Monday 1 Oth Marli next, after publication hereof, a: ! 1 o'clock in the forenoon, to nhow cause ii any ihey have, why the asid Ad m'mistration slioiild riot canted. (liven urnI?i my In ml rd_this day of March Aiiiid l>dniini 1S77. AUG lb KNOWLTON, (i;.S] Judge of Probate, O. C March 3 _2t OR. !?. V. 3I?CKENF?SS f)cntist Uooina over StorcofMr.Goo.il? Cornclspn's, P2fv Chriryc5 PeR-OluMe.