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WINNHHJOUIO. S. Tuesday, November 21, ; 1877. R. MEDANS DAVIS, Editor, JNQ. 8. RJCYNOLDS, Asmoclato Editor. We are comppllod to curtail our editorial matter on account of the, pros on our columns. ATTORNEY OENEUAL CONNII has gone on to Wamhinugton to look after Pattermoin. and is doternined to have that Big Inguin's bushy rod scalp hanging to hii belt if the Supremo Court of tho DiNtrict of C,lumbia hai any rogard for tie majesty of the law. Illn EX-JUDOP CARPENTEI has writcon a strong letter to a Liberia fanatic advising him to romain right horo in South CarolilnA. le sagaciously obsorves that tho money nucesimary to take one to Liberia would pur. chase a good farm hero. In his opinion the nugrooH had better leave visionary nhelnmi alone, and work out their own salvation in the place of their birth. SOUTH CA1HO141NA NI'S. Marion h1a. lot Of SWOOt 1)otAtOOs. The Rev. E.' T. Buist, of Gren.. Ville, (bed last week. Abbovillo comes to the front with thre0 holilicidos in one week. Trhore vasi a freshot on Watoreo River last wook, buit at it, ccollits the water had subsi:lod. Mr. and Mlrm. Gmwrgo H., Ingrat ham, of (hiarlosi, celebrated tivir golden wedding last week. Mr. .. A. Elons, of Marlboro, made this year eighty-.four bushhi of corn on an acro of Pe Dee RIivur laud. Bon. Michael. the notorious lacJk ex-auditor of Chester cotint.y, is again in jail ; this tino for stealiig a fino bull. Cupid's cyclono swept over Abbo-. ville last week, and swept away sevon or eight couiples into t,ho solL of matrimony. Six thousadil tax receipts have boon given out by Troasuror Porrin, of Abbeville, leaving about, jifteen hundred poor unfortiiatos in the lurch. "Tart vs. Tart. The husalnd llado tho appliation, and the wife interposed no objection" is the brief statemint of a divorC c.so before Judge Kershaw in M~arion. There wyere seventeen d1ru mmers at the lahntcrs' Hotel in Mari.ron on one night last week, represnting every line of business, fromn Yankee liotions to saw mills. Three-fourths of the cit izens of the town of Edgcfield are willing to be taxed to pay for a railroad fronm the town to the C. C. & A. Rahilroaid, adsteps ar aigt secure t tae upt Strdy 'his i bnt fromKorhawcounty. Mr. . M Howll,of tile (b'rren Wite Daeily Ne, a married last Wedesay ovening to Miss Emma T.Moore, daughter of Mr. WV. A. Mor,of Cokosburyr. Rev. R. M matofli'inted. James M. Blanding, Esq., former ly of Sumter, has been appointed presiding judge of Navarra county. Texas. The appointment, we beo lie, was made by the board of su poervisors of the county, and Con firmed by the Appeal Court. The Bleaufort TIribune. says: Robert Smialls' :.line carriage and horses are now on the line as a comn mon hack. Cupid handles the reins, and( any one can now ride in this famous oquipage for twenty-five cents. den was held at the TownI Hall on 'Wednesday night in the interest of the paroposed railroad from~n Goorge town to Chester. A commnittoo was appointed to attend the joint moet ang at Sumter, Moers. Eli Corley, Preston Cor-. Iey, H. F. Taylor. T. Ed. Rawl and D)r. Loaphaart, of Lexington, have osught up to this time, fifteen foxes. T'hey claun to be the champions and to know where the holes are. The Charleston News and Courier ays : -" It .now transpires that the appeal, or the- pr'oposod removal~ ratheor, of the casos of the ring! thieves from the Stale to the Uni--I ted States Courte, is the work of thle, great American~ Mophistophoelos, Ben., Butler. That in dividual drew ut the petition for the trnsfer, and, mn fact,..rtanged the whole affair bo-.' Sot aMn.Ml It nal-n - - The thoujands who came to Cam,. don on Friday to sco Turnago hung were greatly disappointed when they heard that the unfortuiate man had beon giant.cd a rempito. Some thought it WIa outrageous for the goveitior to fool them so. How do pravod is human nature I An affray Cook plaeo at Ninety-Six, on) tho 106h init., between 'Motisrs. George IR. Iill and It. M. White, Jr., dutring which the latter vi,s shot twice, and, it is thought, nlort:Aly wollided-onl o of the ballb entering thO abdornn, and I the other th riight, shoilder. Whito wias uarmod. fill has left tho Stato. A number of geteirien frorn all parts of South (aroliina iniet att the ollico of tho. SecOet.ary of Stat.o in (ohumbia on tho 131h, and (rg~:tzl ized theSouth ('.rolinam State Horticultural Society. A fer Ittlopting a const.itultion Itid by-laws, tho following ofliecrs wUre VIVeted for the eUuiifg year : .PrlSident, (ol. Rt. A. Sims, of Co huntlbiL't; vice-prosidentti, B. D.1Towni. mend, of Society H ill, E. i. tochle,l (if Clrule.4tol. Williai Sumber, of Ponaria, Col. A. P. Biutler, of Aikoni, and Dr. A. P. Wylie, of hestor ;I mecretary, Dr. A. 'Moses, of cliu-less ton ; t.reasuror, W. A. Cfark, of CJohtibia. h'llo Camlildenl demrnal Says : 01(l POtr l'eay, who do()ve Lafayetto wlhe11 he passed through (iA n in 1825, Was il t.owNi on uay Tho old ilan w-ias forIlerly the mla'o of Col. Nicholas Peny, of F.iirfield, of whloi ho mpe1CakS with tho grottest revereilce. Io lives now u1pon is own land-bo lught i1nd paid for just Itcr<ms the line, il Rielhlaild emioiy, ll is doing well, des>ito the fact Ihat, his wife, Do-reas, who is it f. ve.'rs t anll;kll hinu-elf, lilts been totally blind for tllo last (vin o t.wolvo yeas. ]lhit le r3ays "t,be old lady is pret.tier, and lie loves her bott-Or tha11n w%hIen they wevo flust murried, mlloro than fit'ty y(ars ago." Old Peter's "juidgiment" prompted him to vote for Chamber hln Last yvar, but he is :now an on thusiasticlaponum A mile struck tho other day on an Krie towpath. They have found ia cap a(1 onlo slise1nlder button thitt. belongled to the driver. A little boy went to his father crying the other day. and told him thalit, h hikd hickv(I a beo that had a splinter in his tail. It is not the dollaru of their daddies that our young men sigh for. but tlo dollars of somebody else's daddy andl the daughter in cidelitally. Song r tho balcor-"I kuead thee every hour." The first note of the song is Do)~ugh. LIVER CURE. No En,.joynuent WVithount Ilealth. ({ 1" aI ll h pro pertiy W we own in the \ world, thast wlihih demaIIndsli the greatest chare is our oiwu bodis. Batter I'lohit1iss, lnds. bna.mee in thce bank, anyvthIingL that. repres~ents wvealth, than the st rengthI, vigor anid elastic ity of the hious sullferer, the niervous~ inval id,eannot hn.joly the gifts (It fortune. Hapijpily, ho,wever. dys5I(epsia, bill iouIsnes's and1. ner'vouls dieilji ty awe remlovale evilIs, and isltM(oN,' ulKl^Ailj Coil'oUXi) i. the meldjiie to (do it. 'CHAu:,rsrc,, S. C.: I hafve used ''SimmIlons' Ilepaiie Comn pfound" tor the past t wo years in~ miy taily, anud conIsidetr it 01ne otf the best1 used, andI 0 blieve it to bei alil that is clalued for it. JA.3. M. MAnTIx. Wc. E. Atrox, McMAsTy:a & Rwel, Winnsboro, S. C. I,I. H Buo & (Co., W'oodwatrd's, 8. C D)O'.VIE & MOISE, Proprietors, nov21-W Charleston, S. C. Columbia Businees Car,a c... eres and 1Ilardwiaro in (Columol)ia to be found at the old reliable house of LO)RICK & LOWR BANCE. ffN's, Portraits, Photographls, Stere - scps, &c. All old plictutres 0 ,pied. Art (Gall,Sry Buildin0, 124 Main Street, Columbilia, S. C Visitors are~ cord ially invited to call and exain~le. (11AIRLESi EIAS,formeorly. of Camden, U.. hiatt movedi to CohhinI) , anI I OPened a large stock, of Dry Gboods and Notions, Boots, Shoes, runiiks and1( Valises. Satis faction gua.ranteed. 1 EICJLING'S GALLEltY'-Opposite LIthte Whelr HIonre. Portraits, Photographs, Anmbrotypes and Ferrotypes tinished in the latest style of the art. Old pleturee copiled and enlarged to any s1ize. W. A. RIEOKLING, Proprietor. 1EREl1Kt D~1AVIt3, mh orter and daesin Watches, Cloo s,Jewolry Shyer and Plate&Ware, lonso Fr.rnlab dFOd, &o, N, B. -.Watohes andl jo elE' tepirad. ('onum.s 8 . 9o 9 TAX NOTICE. OFFICE CoUNTY AUDmTOR, VINNSnoRo, S. C., Nov. 16, 1877. In accordanco with instructions froim the Comptroller. General's. oIlice, I b0oby publish tho list of dulinqient lands of Fairflold county for the fiscal year 1876. John Eaglish, township no. 1, 150 acres. Rohert S. Jenkins, township no.1, 160 acro . Jas. A. MeKeown, township no. 1, 150 acres. Richard O'Neale, township no. 1, 394 lcr-es. Edward J. T%Ieans, township no. 1, 353 acres. J iml Sinm, township no 1, 200 Bart Sim's, bownship no0. 1, 100 Puter Sims, townt;hip no. 1, 150 acres. Jacob A Caldwell, township no. 2, 8.10 na-rus. Cald1we1l & Co., township no. 2, 2 lots il 2 boildings. Nuncy J Dove, township no. 2, 151 wner0s. Atiderson Mayo, township no. 2, 200 acres. Nancy Pink, towaship no. 2, 153 at( T's. JLukel Sawyer, township no. 2, 220 aelrcs and 1 bu1ilding. Mrs Annlio WagercS, township no. 2,, 50 aerus. Martrort Austin, township no0. 31, Ne!on Dixon, township no. 8, 200 acret. Estate L, It Lewisi, townsghip no0. 3, 160 acres. Clemrge WV Meit-.in, township no0. 3, 2 acres anld 1 hnihiing. Jo:-n1 C Macorell, township no. 3, 124 neres,2 buildings and 1 lot. Jas T McCullough, towNlship no. 3, 188eI'l.e. Eisato largarett McCtillough, township no. 3, U. crs Daniel McCullough, townsihip 110. 3, 1065 n Estate M M Wylie, township o). 3, 431 aecH CInlthia R Sexton, township no. 3, 200 acres. Mrs Elizabeth Cat1.1rt,. tcowlshjip no. 4., 2 lots an1d 1 building. Joel Copes, towniship no. 4, 240 acres and 1 huilding. -.ohn A Fraser, township no. 4, 1 lot. David Goins., township no. 4, 1 lot and 1 buildinlg. Jamci B Hurper. township no. 4, 350 acres and 1 building. 1-salae Jones, township no. 4, 1 lot and 1 building. Henry Jacob, township no. 4, 5 lots aid 6 building-s. Elizabeth H Martin, township no. 4, 1 lot and 1 huildin.. John C Mackorell, townshi) no. 4, 1 lot. H-farriet E R1owe', towvnship no. 4, 1 lot. Mrs E E R 11bb, Lownshlip no0. 4, 1 lot an:l 1 build ing. Mrs Ennico A. Bacot, township no. 41. 1 lot and 1 buildingr. Estat e Margaret eraLwford, townr ship no0. 4, 70 acres. H1andy' iFraz.or, towrn.ship no. 4, I1lot and 1 building. Houriy Golding, township no0. 4, 1 lot and 1 b'tilding. J'lhraim H{unly, townushmip no0. 4, 1 lot and11 1 hiuilding. Bill Woodward,. townlsIpI no. 4, 1 lot an 1 1 building. John C Sqn1ierl, townfshiip no. 4, 1 lot and 1 h)uilding. Sarah M Boulware, township no. 5, 48 acres. Em muel Banks, township no. 5, A.nthony Cunninghmn, township no. 5, 38 aIcRes. I l'zleth P Cason, township no. Frank (haves, township no. 5, 30 London Graves, towvnship no. 5, 129 acres. Ctrolina Graves, townshlip no. 5, 100 acres. Nathan Harrison, township no. 5, 77 acresR. Estate R fobert Lewis, town ship no. 5, 1701 acres. Geor~ge W Molton, township no. 5, 400 acres. James J P?osy, townlship no0. 5,. 55 acres. Pharris Walker, township no 5, 86 asros. 1saac Cunningham, township no. 6, 55 acres. Samuiel Brennan, towns~hip no. 6, 25o 0lcre. Champion B3oykin,township no. 6, 50 acres. Estate Henry T Crumpton, town ship no. 6, 174 acres. Estate Zaheriah. Crumipton, township no. 6, 180 acres. Warren Cooper, township no. 6, 60 acres. Mrs Hannah B Edmunds, town% Ship no. 6, 400 atcres. W D Evans, township no. 6, 69 acres. Henry Heins, township no. 6, 492 acres and 5 buildings. William B Hogan, township no.8, 100 ac:es and 1 building. . frgat-et Isbell, towrnship no. 8, 300 amre ..,, 1 bul.n. 'E E H Jamison, town ship no. 6' 49 acres. A B Kennedy, township no. 6, 100 acres. Mrs R G Lamar, to wnship no. 6, )15 acres. Mary E Nelson, township no, 6, 050 acros and 1 building. John J Nelson, township no. 6, L00 acres. Vesty Reynolds, township no. 6, 1 acres. Alice P Rains, township no. 6,'] 201 acres. Sancho Ruf', township no. 6, 29 Wros. Mrs N A Stewart, township no. 6, 30 acres. SamlkuOl Simms, township no. 6, 72 Acres. Estate D D Watts, townsl i-) no. 3, 250 acres and 1 building. James T Watts, township no. 6, 37 acres and 1 building. Robecca Wilson, township no, 6, 382 acres. Edward Boulware, township no. 7, 24 acres, Estate Sanders Ford, township 1o. 7, 495 acres. Sandy 0 Ford, township no. 7, 185 acres. Estate Annio Walling, townihip 1o. 7, 75 acres. Elizabeth Walling, township no. 7, 140 acres. Hattie A Coloma,i,township no. 8, 327 acres and 1 building. Davis A Coleman, township no. 8, 254 acres. James V Coleinall, township no. B, 293 acres. Eus.'aci, C Chappell, township no. 8, 24 acres and 1 building. Estato Louis Perry, township no. 7, 327 W-1r0s. Joseph D Aiken, Trustee, town ghip nio 5, 819 acres. Mrs Essia It Durhan,township no. B, 252 acres. Estato S mdiers S Hogan,t>wnship no. 8, 350 acres. Susan Johnson, township no. 8, 175 acres. Bris!er Ki-sler, township no 8, 30 1c es. I Wavren 1t Marshill, township no. B, 2 acres and 3 buildings. 'lhs M Nely, township no. 8, 75o acres. Jno B Neely, township no. 8, )1 aeres. A J Richbourg, township no. 8, 174 aeres. Estate Thos Richardson, town 4hip n)o. 8, 302 acros. Jnio K Smith, township no. 8, 110 acres. Helen A Smith, township no. 8, 50 acres. N J Taylor, township no. 8, 145 Icres Jno Taylor, for children, town ship no. 8, 200 acres. Estatt J P Thomas, township no. 3, 1000 acres and 1 building. E'stato Mary Vaughn, township lo. 8, 287 acres W C Yengue, township no. 8, 1 Mrs Susan Hood, townIship 1n0. B, 116 acres, W K Stanley & Co., township no. 3, 1 lot and 1 building. Jacob B3ookman, township no. 0, 100 acres and 4 buildings. Copeland & Boarden, township to. 9, 204 acres. Jane Gill, township no. 9, 30 ,Cr es. Est. Jn o. Richardson, townshlip 10. 9, 175 acres. Annie R. Simmnons, townlship 1no. ), 50 acres and 1 bniilding. Cornelia A WVood, township no. 9, L50 r,cros and 1 building. Mrs. E K Anderson, township 10. 10, 1895 acres and 5 b)uildinga. Wm11 A Cook, townsahip no. 10, 212 acr.es. Jno H Davis, township 10, 589 acres and 2 buildings. Ja e P Fonley, township no. 10, 130) acres. J B Gibson, townshbip no. 10, 75 icres. Jno T G,trick, towvnship no. 10, [42 acres. Mrs Ellen Harris, township no. L0, 45 acres. Mrs Jemima Scott, township no. L[0, 100 acres. Henry G Alewine, township no0. Li, '26 acres. Reason Guiignard township no. L1, 1 acre. Hardy Hall, township no. 11, 450 Jemnima and Eliza Gladney, ~owns.hip no. 12, 120 acres and 1 >uildfng. Tihuan D Gibson, town1shIip no. 1, 200 acres. Estate E RI Ragadale, township 10. 12, 250 acros. Isaac Coleman, township no. 10, L50 acres. R D Ashiford, township no. 13, 1 L103 acres. Estate Wmn. D. Ashiford, township 10. 13, 50 acres. J. A. Bynum, township no. 13, 150 acres. Gieo. Ls. Dehines, township no. 13, 112 acres. Estate Cynthia Duggins, town ship no. 13, 87 acres. Estate J. C. Furman, township no. L3, 1708 acres and 1 building. Jaff lGnardk wn.i 18, 100 Mrs. L A Hammond, township no. [3, 124 acres. J. N. Hammond, township no. 18, 2 lots. Estate H J Lyles, township no. 13, 660 acres. E F Lyles, Jr., township no. 13, L20 acres. Win H Lylos, township no. 13, 200 acres. Brooks Morgan, township no. 13, L00 acres. Estate Jno J McMahon, township 1o. 13, 185 acres and 1 building. R O'Neale & Son, township no. [3, 450 acres. Jno'Vance, township no. 13, 640 ICreH. 0 E Wilson, township no. 13, L75 acres. Martha D Zealy, township no. 13, 173 acres and 1 building. Joseph Keller, township 13, 124 leres. Fannio C Brown, township no. 12, 60 acres. Notice is hereby given that tho whole of the several parcels, lots and pmrts of lots of real ostate described in the preceding list, or so much 0herof as will be necessary to piay the taxo, penalties and. assessments Aabrged thereon, will be sold by the treasurer of Faii field county, on the FrST MONDAY of December, A. D. 1877, unless such taxes, assessments md penalties be paid before that t-ime ; and such sale will be contin 1Cd, from day to day, until all of said pareels, lots and parts of lots ,f real estate sball be sold or offered ror sale. I. N. WITHEits, Auditor. OFFICE COUNTY AUrTo1, WINNsuono, S. C., Nov. 16, 1877, In accordance with instruct ions, I hereby publish the list of delin qluent lands of Fairfield county for the fiscal year 1875. John English, township no. 1, 150 acres. Charles B Young, township no. 2, 260 acres. Jot I Copes, township no. 4, 36 pre; and 1 bri Cling. 'A Copes, township no. 12, 214 Estate Robert Lewis, township no. 5, 1701 acres. George V Melton, township no.3, 2 acres and 1 building. George W Melton, township no. 5, 400 acres. Henry Jr.cob, township no. 4, 6 lots and 5 buildings. Jemima A Cook, township no. 8, 250 acres, Soldon M Snart, township no. 8, 106 acres, John D Mahon, township 9, 400 Itcres. George V Kirkpatrick, township no. 13, 808 acres. Urialh C Trapp, township no. 9, 260 acres.. Notice is hereby given that the whole of the several parcels, lots and parts of lots and Real Estato dlescribed( in the preceding list, or so munch thereof a.s will be necessiary to pay the taxes, penalties and as sessnments charged thereon, will be sold by the Treasurer of Fairfield conty, on the FInst MosnAY of December, A. D. 1878, unless such taxes, assessments and penalties be paid before that time, and such sale will he continued, from day to day, until all of said parcels, lots and parts of Real Estate shall he sold or :'ffered for sale. I. N. WITHERS, nov 21 County Auditor. SHERIFF'S SALE. 3TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY oF CHr:sTERI. In, the Commont Pieas. !ohn J. McClure, as Adm. of the estate of Geo. W. Melton, do-. ceased. vs. Mrs. Margaret A. Mel - ton, ot al. N p)1FursuanO of an order from the ,Court of Common Pleas made n t ho above entitled case, I will ffer for sale before the court--house loor in Winnsboro, on the first M[onday of December next, within ~he legal hours of sale, at public mutcry, to the highest bidder, the ollowing described property, to ,vif All that tract of land, lying in ['airfield county, containing roua (UNDRED AoRES, more or less and >ond(ed by .uutchman's Creek and thme Rocky Mount road, and known is Tract C, of the Cat,hcart lands. TERMS1oP SALE: One third of 1o purchlaso-money o be paid in ca 1, the balance on a ~redit of twelve onths, with inter at from d iy of sale, to be secured y a bond of ho purchaser and a nortgage of io prenmises ;purohas >r to pay fo all necessary paper. . 8. W. RUFF, Sheriff' offiee, 8. F. 0. Nove ubor 6, 1877. ov183 t1x2 12 p~.jrivat e dwelling of the late Jag. If. L. ELLIOTT,