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Madlcal - Mailer .X X I TbM tb'- 1 I’liOPLE. w* iroi.n»:M, ftkiltar. tS^dIyT^makch 1sr, isto. LS We are Dot reaponalbletor the views of our corrsapondeota * Ji - -* M ^'oiuproinUlM* CongreNs. Tlio Dcuncratic pirty tu CongrcJ=s is loosing what litllo baekbose k liwl. Its rnoctw proposes to- acf|Uiesca in the con tinuance of thclnw authoriziag the ap- pointiuCTt of superrisors of election. Xu conduct remind* us of the army that inarched up the hill and marched down again. aiAoera of* the Arwate. After a spirited debalo in tbo Senate on Monday, the 24th, the following nom inee* of the Demoerstso caucus were elec ted to fill the rnrious offieea: Secretary, Col. John C. Bnrch, of Tennessee ; Ser gcnt-etf-Arnig, B. J. Bright, of ludmna; Chief Clerk, Fiancia E. Shober, of North Carolina; Executive Clerk, II. B. Peyton, of Virginia; Chaplin, Rev. Jos.'ph 0. Bullock, of Alexandria, Va, The C’apet-HwitKerii, Oh! fl'here Are They ? The carpc‘-bnggers who spent tho sumiuor of thotr lives iu tho South are rapidly gathering iu tbe happy Imuting- grounds of the West.. Unless our young sisters retain Judge Lynch ou the bench they will sooa have cause to regret the Southern generosity that permitted these birds of passage to go West, rich in experience, without so much as the smell of fire upon their garment*. The Re-lblerilww of Hawdall. ri«ht the Devil With Fire. A homely adage suggests the propri ety of fighting Lis Satanic Majesty with fire. Our faith in its wisdom leads us to wMHor an immediate and liberal ap-‘ plication of the for talionit to the Re publican party. * Such a remedy would, in our opinion, work a marvellous change iu its conduct. We should hear less of arrests for alleged int.initiation if the war were carried hi to Africa.' Suppose onr State authorities try it on some of the bright and shining lights. Honest John U no longer snfo under the aegis of Ssnatonal rank; Chamberlain •and Kknptoa need some rest from speech making and speculating, and Cardoso ought to hare some leisure in which to prepare for another competitive exami nation. The Bowthera l.lfe fjwnspnny. IwnWrasace BTATF. The State of Oeorgia is now being cx erclscd considerably by acoiuations and counter accusations between Senator Gordon and Dr. Felton and wiic. Gor don accuses tho Feltons of coquetting with Radicalism, so as to supplement In* dependentism iu Georgia by the black elemsnf, or, in other words. “*A Mack dine of battle, officered by white faces.' 1 The Feltons accuse Gordon of par ticipation in various swindles since the war, and particularly with that gigantic swindle, called “The Southern Life In surance Company,” with which so many of onr Barnwell citisen* arc, to their sorrow, too well acquainted. With regard to Gordon's charge against the Feltous, we have this much to say, that Georgia is now a battle-field of warring Democracy r in which the blacks are dragged iu uoserupulouriy by both fiMtioui. to farther their ambitious projects; and, without passing an opin ion upon the character of the Feltons, male or female, we can only say that, so far aa Gordon's charge is concerned, they are only 11 doing at Rome, as Rome doos." But with regard to the counter charge against Gen. Gordon, we arc very much afraid be has got tbe worst of it; for we know that at the very time he and the weak-minded Governor of Georgia, Colquitt, were lending their hitherto honored names to bolster op this wretched, infamous babble, which impoverished so many of our people, they were well aware that the Augusta branch of the Company was in the hands of a notorious unscrupulous adventurer. J. IT. Hiller; that that office was a - defaulter, for a year or two before tbe explooion, to the amount of $40,000; that the Atlanta kaaach kekia mort gage and other lieu* upon all tbe assets of the A ugnsta branch and its renewsl premiums ; that the carriage and horses even of the forger Miller, by which he dauled the eyes of tbe eornmnshy with ficticious prosperity, were mortgaged to the Atlanta branch, and that at say moment tbe who'c affair waa inject to disaster, If General Gordon or Governor Cob quit (liny tbi« knowledge, then we charge them with a crime almost equal in moral, if not in toga! turpitude; a crime, ala* ! too eomoiaa-amonust our people, ri*,4hai ot assuming for filthy lucre positions of grave trust’aad res ponsibibty, for which they were pot ren dered competent either by pnevwigs training or natural ability. On die other horn of Gm dilemma we gore them. -It is a hopeless task to in quire, as the News and Courier does, for a satisfactory explanation of this 44 1 'Wriffi i '«ver stand against tht blot upon thoir fair escutcheon . .Apart ftvrtn lii* characteristics as a cl8atv«igbted, diligent, able member of Congress, with complete knowledge of parliamentary law, nud large expei ,*ot< as u presiding officer, Mr. Randrffl has been noted ss the staunch and always steadfast friend of honest and economi cal legislation, and ns (be uncompro mising opponent of extravagance, waste and jobbery. These are the elements of his strength, and it i» highly to tbe credit ©f th* Detnocratia majori ties of the House thut they haro a third time, iu tho face of intense personal op position, chosen a man with such charSo twists to preside over the deliberations of the House, to appoint the committees that frame all important legislation, and to ooudnct^tjto ovdtr.qfilg butinqss. It is as much to say: We choose this man with the firm will, who is the res olute champion of honest legislat ion, the foe to all speculative schemes and all de* signs upon the public treasury tor indi vidual advantage, because we desire to endorse his policy, the proper course to be pursued by the House. This is of fur moie consequence to the public than the pure Hud simple triumph of any man could be, considered simply as a personal victory.—/'Ailadefphia ledger. A .T1 jater Von* ajulclde. About 1 o’clock yesterday afternoon as two colored men were passing through the swamp or lowlands immediately in rear of the colored cemetery, beyond Laurel Grove, in the southwestern por tion of the city, they came suddenly up on the body of a man lying on (be ground, who they immediately discov ered was dead He was on his back and had in the grasp of his right ham a pistol. Tho man had evidently been deac several days and was unrecognizable and there was U0 one present who waa able to identifiy the deceased. There being no evidence obtainable, the jury after viewing the remains; rendered a verdict of suicide. Coroner Shcftall held a post mortem examination and found that a ball hac entered tbe right temple, penetrating the brain,, and must have produced fatal ef fort instantly. The deceased was apparently about fifty years of age, was about five feet four inches in height, of good build, rather stoutt wore heavy sandy whis kers, slightly gray, and waa partially bald. He was clothed in a good suit of caseiineru, green and black stripes, and Ins entire underclothing Was perfectly new, as was also his gaiters,* which hac apparently been won. but a short time. His abirt was striped white linen, and hia bat a blaek felt one. The right eye tooth was mbsing, Sis other tee*h being apparently perfect. The pistofwhich was found tightly clutched in the right hand, the index finger retting tn the trigger, is a new silver mounted, four- barrel, Hopkiu’s XL, No 4, New York On the third finger of the right baud wax a plain gold ring, with a Masonic emblem, greatly worn. Ou the inside of the ring was the following inscription: “ JYrfn jujrit, mors non mparwbit. ' His cuffs were fastened with gold cuff buttons, upon the face of which were en graven Masonic and Odd Fellowship emblems. Tho collar-button was gold, sod had once contained a stone which was missing. A pair of gold rimmed eye glasses, "in a black morocco oase, was f6uhd in hts Vest pocket, aad a silver tobacco case was found in the right pants pocket. The top was badly scratched, showing th^ an inscription or name had once been engrafen upon it and had been carefully erased. A two- blade pocket knife, white handle, was also found in the aaiue. Wo understand that there were no money or papers found. The Ruieudc has since been discovered to be IK Moore, of Jacksonville, FIs., said to have • wife hi an insane asylum ill New Orleans and a daughter at school * zb" G in Tort land, Maine.—tSovUnngk A'ctct, March 20. -— »w»i>» —>—■ r ,?c Lemlest •» she C«rpe(*B*frger«. On Monday lost it> the Court of Geo eral Sessions, held by Judge Thompson at Columbia, the case of the 8tate vs. Chsmberiaia, Kimpton, Parker, Leslie and other members of the land com* rniwioa, was called. Mr. 8* W.- Mel- ton stated that be appeared for the de fendant, Chamberlain. That Mr. Cham- bertoia was the only one of the defend* ants that had been l>ourd over to appear for tria£ ahtf that he believed none of the others had been arrested. That Sir. Chamberiaitn had instructed him to ask for a continuance of the cause until the next term of the Court on account of pcraonal and- domestic bereavement. That ahortty after tho indictment bad beew found one of Mr. Chambertain’r nous was take* sack, and bod since died. That one niter another, including Mr. Chamberlain himself, every tuemocr of his family hod been prostrated by the IWBWM. j|», tret Ic Cfca.k, i^TOUt eighty eonts rkt- at Cedar Sboals, • fixed fact in a Jfidg** Kersba# is Beaufort. Ifctre was a b ^ too on tho 19ih I LiUrtiber now hundred in Abbeville. Spartanburg to going to bare a twenty thousand dollar botdtrt^ 1 Typhoid pneumonia ia making the grand rounds in Williamsburg. , Tbe baptist Courier, now published at Greenville, grows better and better. Tbo Confederate Monument In Co lumbia will be unveiled on tbe 10th of May. Tbe colored people of Spartanburg bavb organised a lodge of Odd Fel lows. , : ■ ; • * • H*}. £, „ H , >* 1 A cotton factory Chonter county, is short time. r l Stock of the Coosaw Phosphate Com pany recently sold for eight times La pur value. Not a single criminal cose was tried at the late term of the Circuit Court in Georgetown. It Is proposed to carve a new county out of portions of Marion, Sumter and Williamsburg. Edgefield is buying less guano than formerly^ Abbeville and Spartanburg more than ever. A level headed Spartanburg farmer made fourteen bales of cotton with one mule last year. The people of Abbeville are pleased with the stock law, but complain of a acarcity of butter. Our up-country exchadgew make frequent mention of mad dogs. Lead en pills aro the only cure. Tbe Aiken SchUotaenfent, on the 15tb and 16th of April! promises to surpass any of its previous festivals. The public schools iu Columbia are In trouble and must be closed unless aided by private benevolence. The Quarterly Conference of tbe Methodist pasi oral* of BtackvlUa and Wiltlatoo, will meet at the latter place on to-morrow. The juries of Williamsburg county praise Judge Mackey, but the Kings- tree Star does not approve this inno vation on old customs. Tbs Democrats of Sumter are rais ing a generous fund for tbo defense of those of its citit»*ne who are being prosecuted for violation of the election laws. The body of a negro man was found -in tbe Idavnunab liver lost week. Al though it bad been iu the water for three months tbe body was fully iden tified. The Sea Islrnd Nows, W. M. French editor, comes to us alive with tbe Ui- spiratiou «f salt water. It is a worthy successor to tbe Beaufort Tribune. The residence Of C. F. Maloy Id Edgefield was consumed by fire on Thursday last. Nearly all the con tents were saved. Tbe bouse was in sured for $1,500. A twelve-foot alligator was captured last week In Darling;on. A post mor tem examination showed that bis diet woe hugely made up gf wood, fish nets, pigs sod pot waie. Tho negroes of Newberry want logo to Colorado, and a memorial to Con gress, signed 1 by seven thousand Charleston negroes, prays tbe passage of Benatur Wisdom!* proposed emi gration bill. A number of penitentiary convicts recently grew tired of durance vile and planned a rush for freedom. Go!. Lipscomb discovered and defeated theft ftitentlun, and now they dream i f what rflrght have been. J M. Pendergrass, who Was found guilty of libelling CLe managers of the election at K ugbtVbe lest fail, has es caped Imprisonment in the penkrotlo- ry, DLtrict Attorney Northrop haring paid bis fine of five hundred dbttbjft .adc«.u. Rev. J. C. Hudson, collecting agent of the Furman University, says that tbe collections for the part season have been very good, considering tbe closeness of tbs limes, and that the friends of the University have no oe- coaicfffoi discouragement. The Charleston truck farmers have some twelve hundred acres ia M Eagle Rose” and ** Chili Red ” potatoes from wbteban average yield of fifty bush els to the acre is expected. In straw berries they have two hundred acres. Nunan’s seedling is the fsrente plant. Tbe Cv*t of call 1 vtetion is $160 per acre and the average yield a.000 quarts. A sharper rather got away with the cashier of the Cbutral National Bank of Columbia one day lost week. He preqenteif tut* o grafts of $300 each oa tbe Mrtropollun National Bank of New York, statfhg that he wished to deposit $1,000 with the be’and take only $500 in cash. The money wo* paid him, the Now Ybrk bank telegraphed and tbe reply proved the drafts to be forgeries. Tbe sharper has not been . • A . isOU- «H» s-*4»**w iOMa*tft.n ; •ST past indebtedness, $18^83 ; amount' Ipfeds of II. fo!»*plls,4lt!HT acbooiesieo, f©,7S4.. of °«> *“ m *~* s TbaBupnlne Oourt has rearttly de cide*! in a case Which cams ap from Union cotflfy, that only those articles of personal property, enumerated in section thirty-two, article two of the eonsilttulon, are exempt from levy nud wile. The following are the articles mentioned In the constitution : House hold furniture, beds and bedding, family library, ahns*, carts, wagons, fanning Implement*, took, neat cattle, work animals, swine, goats and sheep, the whole not to exceed in yolue, in the aggregate, five bdridred dollars. In addition to the above the necessary wearing apparel is alsb exempted. —imp The endowment of a university by Mr. Vanderbilt is certainly an act of greet benevolence, but the endowment to sufRffipg humanity, by Dr. Jana eat,. Gilder In hie celebrated Gildkh's Liv es Pills meets tbe greatest w«nt of the American people. For sale by G. A. Phillips, Wlliiatoo, and Druggists generally. • NEW ADVERTISEMENTS* Order Sales. Catherine A. Howell v* D. J. Thomas and J. C. WiUUins. By virtue of adecret&l oider made In tho above entitled das** by Hon Jacob P. Hoed, « treuit Jtidgo, dated 36th day ot tioptoinber, 1877, l will soil on sales day In April neXt, it being the 7th aay of said month, at Barnwell Court House,tt. be tween the usual hours of s le, the follow ing described real t-rbpdrty: Alt that certain tract of laud la Barnwell county, formerly belonging to IMeudiuit Tt omns nd now tn poescsefon of tile De- fe dant Williarne, coniaudiig three iatw- dred and forty acres, more or less, and bounded on «h« north by the old < fearW s- ton and Augusta Road, ou lb* east by tosda now or lately of Mrs. Huruog and J Zelg- ler, on the souih by lauds of 1). Hair ami e*t He Landy Walkei.aud on the west by lands of Mis. Hoed, being the tiact on which the residence and Mditementr are lociUea Plat will be exhibited ou day of sale. Ter.i.8 cash. Purchaser to* pay far papers Sheriff's Office. Barnwell. C. H.. ». C.. March 18.1S79. J. W. LANCASTER, 8. B. G. Jennie BbcboTT ■William HischolT and J. Vo * Oven, as ExecuU/rs uf the lost wit and testament of Henry Bisehuff. late of CM trlestfw dcccas d, Plal'itiff against Jeroate B. Cooper, Defeudant. "By virtue oT a judgment fa foreclosure In the abdt e entitled action and oriler of sale therein by bis Hon. Judge Kershaw, date I the 36th February, 1»79 i wl.l toll at Barnwell Oi.urt hoase fur cash n sales dory In April mi'. It be.ng tho 7th day ol the sa d month,-a f that lot of laud tn tnn Dwn of Or hums, county of Barnwell, bounded on the north by Hailrood avenue, fronting ISO net, eust by a 3U feet street, running back 350 feet, south and west by land of W. 8. Cooper, faid K.t being lh* one on which the defendant Jerome II. cooper at the time ot granting the mo t- gag* and now resides with his family, rurctmeer to i*ny for papers. bheriff's Office, » arnwell C. H., 8. C, March 15,1873. . . J. W. LANCASTER, 3. B. C. John G. MU nor A Co. vs. Sallie P. Barn*'*. By virtue of a decretal order made iu the above entitled cabe by ll >u. P. L Wiggin, Circuit Judge, dated 38th January, *8tt, I will sell on swi»« day iu April next, it being th - 7th diy of the said tnonib, at h irnsell Couit House, r*. C, between the usual h urs vl sole, the loliowmg described real levied upon as Richardson, if i] mans. ftk ALSO, That othsr tract containing ifeff man or loos, bound*! north by Willis Sun- sell, south ai^d cast br ths ahovs described tract, and WSrtby A. S.Biansell. Agricultural l IV SEND FOB PBICESw .t & Mk t ALSO, « r Tljat othsr tract eowtaintag 286 acres, mors or less, bounded nosth by William Hart, e.ist bv J. C. Brown, south by A F. Aldrich, and west by W t CsVh Parchas- srs to pay ter papers. Levied upon as the property af gsmuel C.Cave at the s«dt of C. V. Trotttet al. ,.w*' , Sheriffs Office, Barnwell C. rf.,' S. C., - March 18, 1879. x J. W, LANCASTER, 8. Ik C, 8Lh3 ■ . r .f. EtEGUTION SALES (Pm.nal.) C. V. Trotie et al., rs. 5im’l C Care, . BY virtue of sundry executions to me di rected, 1 will'sell at B •ruwell Court-House, 8. C., on sildSMay in April Bert , It beliig.the Jth day of tndsAid month, between tbe usual hours of sole, to th# highest bid ley, for cadi, the following described personal property : One four-horse Wagon, levied upon ha the property af 8am’I C. Cave, at the suit of C. V. Trotie et id. ALKO. The Stono Phosphate Co. vs. Alfred Kemp- son. Ori Tuesday sfler sales day in April next, it being the 8th day of the said month, be tween the usnsl hours of tale, at Willittoo, 8. C., tbe following described personal prop erty: < One Bay Herse s One Black Heifer. One Black and White Heifer. One Red and White Bull. Two Large English Plows*; > Levied uoon os the property of Alfred Kcmpson, at the suit of the dtono Phosphate Co. ShirrtTs Office, Barnwell, Msreh 24,1879. J. F LANCASTER. S. B. C. proiM-rly: Al* u UtMtcertaln tract of land In hare well rouuty, coulatniug l&j acres mot e or loss, bouninxl ou tbe north and east by lands ot N. M. Walker, south by iandb of Jatnea Moore,end »*u the weal by the Lower three ttuns Tei ms cash. Purdinsera to pay for [wipers bheufTs Offloe, Barnwell C. H., 8. C., March tS, 187*. • i. W. L.1NCA8I ER, 8. B. C. P. W. Farrell vs. W. H. Hagood et al. By virtue of a deeiewtl order made In 'the above out it led ooeo Dy H»n J. ». Ker- Si aw, t it cult Judg**, Ualed 35th February, 18*9, 1 wtii Sellum »ai e day iu April Ut-xt, it bring tho 7lh day of tho said mouth, at BaruweH Court tlous**, s C-. between ihe usuwl hours of fcato, the following des cribed real property: All'lhat traci of land situate, L fog and fo-ing tu Bat uwelt count) , containing <00 acrem more or toes, iuuWn oe Uie " coui.eil rradt,” tk)dua«d-on the north by 1 ittio balkntialuhie, east by lauds formerly owned by o. M. * eWitt, south by lauds ol the estate of Kev. John o.OOker, and West by the Buford’s Bri ign rood, term*cash. Furoheaets to pay for p.ipera. SherifTs Office, Bamwell C. H., 8. C.. Match ti, ibis. J. W. LANCASTER. 8. B. C. The Peoriloe' Bat k of Bouth Carolina vs. ©. LuAcher. By virtue of a ilocrdtaT order made iff the abo'e entitled case by H >a. 3. tt. Ker shaw, Lireuit Jurtoe. dated 35Ui February. 1879, 1 will 8-11 on safM day iu April nf*!!. it being the 7tnday of idea id ntunth at BaruweU Court Houee, .■>. • betwi-eu the usual hours of Sale, the following des- orit> d 1 eai property: , - All that aertt'u parcel or lot of land slt- date.iying and being in the town of Blaek- vltle, iu the ounbt) of MsrnwHI, nieueurmr 47 feet, more or lt*>, and bounded on the north bp Paseail s etreet, south by tot of ,L. koUusoB. oa the east by lot ol A- Glov er, and on the West by lot of Mrs. K. Mc Millan. fenuaearii. Purchasers to pay Sht$?ir Office, Barnwell C. II, 8. C., March 16. 1879. ' * + n W. LANCASTER, 8. B. C. E. a ILrope vs. W. J. Mixeon. By virtue ot a decretal order made in the above entiUed case by Hon. J. B. Ker shaw, Circuit Judge, dated Kth Febi uary, 1879, 1 wilt sell on sales ay in April nest. 11 being the 7th day of tbe said moult*, at Barnwell Court Boose, s. O., between the usual hour* of sale, the toll j whig d-fceribtti real property; , 1 hat certain tract of land situkfo, Ifbff and being in Hie town uf BgrnWoll, in Uie cotinty ol BoruweiJ, coclaining 31 acres, more or less, bounded mirth oj- laud of Mrs. Rosa i/unuaa sost by iui key creek, south bv tbe Augusta road, a d west by Lite WflltHfeni read. Ter>. s cash. Pur- eba- h* rs to pay for popsia. bhenff's I 'fflee, Bsiuwvll C. H., S. C., Matoh it. 187* J. W. LANCASI KR, 8.B.C. 81 88^ —a - - - -t* * r Mortgage Sale- 1 BV vittuSof s mnrtgaga made by J. Q, A. Heath to John C. DowHpg, dated 12th day of March, 1877. and a*si£ned to I. 8. Bam berg 15th day ef FehruvkV, 1878, I will sell ia front «f the .Sheriff*e office in Barnwell, immediately after Sheriff s »»le». on sale day in April next, one horse with one eye and one \rtte horse wagon. Term* cash. ^ ^ ^1.. , fOBHUi BUimM » Hawk 2U-18ffi, Agral, Auditors Noticei AruiToa a Orrtca, Babhwkll C. H., 8. C., Jiarch 17, 1879. IN accordance with section 100 of an act to reduce alt acts and parts of acts provide ing for thfe assessment and taxation of prop erty into one act and to amend the same, ap proved March Mt, 1874. the following list of delinquent lands of Barnwell county for Ihe taxes 0^1876, ia hereby published: WifeotrA AB, 2Tots: 7 buildings, Allendale. :*Lert>y Wilson, 2 lots, 19 buildings, 674 acres, Buford's Bride*. Leroy Vtilson, 7'buildings, 878 acres. Great « Cy press. •Leroy Wifson, 6 buildings, 460 acres. Three Mile. Wilson & AH.t buildings. 8^4seres, Baldoch. . Aad fbr the taxes of 1877-*- Witsos A All, 2 lota, 7 hjilding*. Allendale. Leroy Wilson, 2 lott, 19 huitdings, 574acres BofbH's Bridge. Leroy Wilson,"6bnildhige, 460 acr e, Three MBs. Notice is hereby given that the whole of tbe several parcel*. *lots and parts of lots of real estate dChcribed in the preceding list* or as moth thereof as vri)' be necessary Hy pay the taxes, penalties sod assessments charged thereon, will he sold by tne Treas urer of Barnwell county, at his office in said eountv, on Monday, the 7th of ApriL, 1879. C E. LAP.TlGUE, A. B. C. 81-2t-eow sISTeFhouse and~lot1n BAKNWELL. No. 6 OrangeWg Sweep. No. 4. Csieaburg Sweep. No. 12. Diamond Point Bull Tongue No. 13. Cosl»Iron Turu Shovel. No. 9. Magnolia Sweep. Nd. 1. Wrought Lapring. No. 7. Heel Bolt. No. 8. Grass Rod- No. 17. Singletree Irons. N<j. SL GtewuYille Sweep. No. 16. Scraper. No. H. Steel Turp bhovel. No. 11. Greenville Bull Tongue. No. 10. Steel Shovel Blade. No. 6. Wrought Glevi*. No. . 3. Wrought Clevis. No 16. Plow Singletree. No. 18. Harrow Teeth. * No. 19. Harrow Teeth. TVood and Xroti Heel -A.djustnbloiPlow Stock.* HART <fc COMPANY, CORNER KING AND MARKET ST^. t C« Alt LEST on* s c. Agents for Avery & Sons* P|i>w«. novW Ora* - . ■ . t • • n- IJ’J - LEROY MOLAIR, “ >| raJ * THE- / ■ “ 1 e Old Stand of Mrs Hull. . KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAmi A CHOICE STOCK OF trial, b - * ad #lL« the lime to prepare ’ft Melton said that Ur. (Jhanpb riain had tHreetad hhn to bate th* rtrtlhb for a conlntqwie*distioorij upon this ground. Mr. Attorney-General Voumana antd that th* Stats had m ohjaetion to tbe and their chaMreu aa a taotwa fiora ooatiauitaert aad th* | was continued. hud r 10 Mr heard from. E<Jgeflold statistics are as follows: No oi her of acre# in d robvr *f acres number of acre* total' number of apres, 683,746; total ■s*eas>>e»t in Including Mild iocs, fi.4^1^08; total aswesroent of persoaoity, $fi0$.070i total- vaiuatioo, axuouni collected for State taxee, 76 ; amouat for oouutjr taxee, 810,177.13; taxce cvdfcctcd for BY virtue of# power of sale contained in '« eertahi mortgage to W A. Nerland, Clerk Cf Court, mu! tnx auvceaaon in office, extern •d by J. J. Ingra® on the 24th January, 1871, (and recorded in my office in Regi*- terring BeolTv* Y. Y. on pages 16! to 164 ) l will offer far falaat public ouct'un, on mIm day, being the 7.th ot April next, at iiarn. well Court House, immediately after tho Bfcfriff** sale, aft that eeetSin let nilh the reoidenee and other Lnldiirga Iberoou, Mt- uate in the village of Barnwell, coutaininr threc-aml-a-Lalf seres, more or leas, and bounded as follows: north 'hy Allen street, east by from burg Maher, and west' by ahay (reserving to front lot of Robert A Wrjoh )> Jeruta—onc- third cash, balance on oredu until 1st Jan uary, 1880. Purchase*- to givelfM bcffitTfor crtfiif portion, with movtrage ol the premi ses containing covenant, forthwith to inture baildiogt to anyHmt of credit portion and to asatgn the p licy;' or foiling to do ao Within ten uaya, Clerk of Court to insure, the prem ium and interest t" c institute part of f*ri«. cipal of bond. I'mcaa»e< to pay for papers. * JI J. BIUBHAM, Clerk el Court, and Bueceseer of W. 4. Nerland. March 1ft, 1879. 8ld*a ., ueu as iviig4ts. uorxu »»y rxiiru pticxn, by Meriborwuglr atreei ^separating it lot of C. pne^madn^ ootttb by Orange- road (s4p#i*ai}r.k it from lot of J.J. Clerks* Sales. Rebecca T. Williams si.dU I PiuEsm Executrix and Kxbu*. r of J. M. Wit liams aratnnt JoHM Mxbxck. et si <*>. _ a .tie Cqgu>Uint for Forecloeure. EXKCt on Skies (Itea! Estate.), O ‘11*1* :-1—J. *»• r »*T-*; • BY virtue of sundry execution* to the dl* rei ted, I wfN sell on safM dayfwApril nrtf, it being the 7fii day ef the aaid month; at Barnwell ‘-ourt ilowae, S. between tbe usual boura ot aale, ta lha bigheat bidder tor cash, tbe following described real prop erty : * 1 «» $ ■ 1 ■ a i • JobuG Milnor & £o. vs. Wilson A Aik That iirtilr treat ef toad rt Bhffird a Bri<%e. in BsrnwaU euunty, oouUiniaf 6 acres, more or less, bounded nor|b by lot of LtfoS* WHebn, retrby utrte of south by lands ef It I ttaes Priester, sed weet Purvbaseea <• A*’ ALSO, Chas.r eobmanX’Ts^Ai'.ea W. Bichsrda**'. All of Pefeodants uhdivW*4. interest in ana t.» a certain tract ofignd ih the County of BaruweU fwntainlngTJSacreir. mere or Mas, 'bmartsd aertb by leads of J. II. MMcr. son, cart by Uuds of W. L. Cave, south by > AY virtue of a decretal order made in this 0 cube by bln »'enor J*.dspe K-rehew mud dated the l*< day. of Marub, 1 wiU sell on Monday, the vlh day <>r April next, st BernwHi C. H., dtit inff th* togdl Mtfrs rf sele. tbe following preouscs; Ail that ‘ fttoiteln Borii- lasds of Johu Dao- ■■■■■■- . hundred anu fifty sertm, heibir laud formec- iy Leioxigmg to tho c«Ule of James L, Halford. Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papera. I. J. BRABHAM',' rnchlS W *' 1 ’ “ij. t. , , ; ■ 1' William Matthews, as Administrator of the estate of William t. Matthews, deceased. Plaintiff, against Watson H’. Matthews and others, Defendants. My virtue of a decretal order in the %beva emitTed care hy hi* Honor Judge Kerdtaw, dated let March, 1879. I v ill aetl at Barn- weft Court HouSSSO aaledday. in April next, being the 7lh day, within the legal hours of sele, the following real eMate t ill that trs et of fond lying in Barnwell county <ur Wnten •f Yarrow Brnitob, oa vttiich Wiilindi F. Uteiy remded, containing 260' ofo. w. nmia, .. ftoiA.... trSDaSO plantation or tract of laud eftus well <M><Mity, bopndAo by lands of . Myriek.tistato of Joivm M. W HlUma, l.-I Craddock and otnnrh, obhtAlm’ tii more or lega, hounded as follows.' on the north by' lands’of Jhhn 0. 'fbedipson, on : the east by laud* of Alfred KeMpssta an said' John O. Thompecnr on the aouth by* landeef #. W. Matthews, on thh weft by liuda ef W. H. Kennedy aud Wm. Mat. ttews Terms, Ohd third eaah; punftsaer m give bond to me with two approved suritlea for balance of purchore money. Title to be ex ecuted hrt dot delivered, 4 the dry goods BOOTS, HATS SHOE S, ETC IN* Trttf BAR YOU WILL FIND' FRESH LACIER BEER On Dranght or in bottle*, Ale- Porter. &c. * ’ ** t ^ ^ ALSO THE FINEST AND IM'HKftT BRANDS OF .* i KENTUCKY WHISKEYS, Jr-. Country Produee tAKEN AT THE HIGHj:.ST MARKET PRICES. TlfE TIOTEE nttaehcd ft now' opCR for tbe accommodation' of guests and will*' be a coiufurlable renting pbtoe for tvoary txar- elers. 4 ' ' .-i. v-.H JUii- fjrt'W -fttr f .*♦. • ‘ 4oe- D Hr •. > Q. » JLie , n W .-3I„ rn Tj4,r GENERAL , JOB PRINTER,- ITS” T’4 8 T - ^ **3- - —*4* * & A > 1 *fj. -m/t • •d Ij s. c. tip h' Wm. 'i ^ H . to* t •.*. A LX MINDIl Or JOB AND BOOK WORlfe tXBCUTEO KNH .SKATN^SS , v ■ - .; ,*t ET 1 u *..m t«* i - ; .. LOWEST PRICES. Orders by Mall will iVdelvo Prompt afid‘Car*fat At'tofltton. Briefs Pflotod Nestl/ aiiJTrofEpUy. ^pedftt-tos at P^DPliE Office. febaO-Sra. *:!?W c re >. _ 1 -.1, • r. v :..- " Wt J. E PARKER & CO. ' i \<‘1 fl %,.3 Factors aM Merchants. r«d Wfoet dbliveredrhrtft pnymeht of ., cpTTW»'Ajiirirm.«CQwa. ,, ****”??. XTSTaTt 1 '*: wfarf.Dj ttio SC ; CKjtea. Rouu «Wl C. JI., MnrcK 7 f HtTV. j ‘ Libera! A^vahcre made on ChwipRteato- »V ■v‘*r Aw''V.-4 r glrii -wA * <»♦ *4n: ’ itiiKathu n I •' 'fr'^nr ~ "V“ ~ t ,;