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VINN81O1RO, S. U. It. M E.I XS I).1'IX, l .I 1T . .INO'). .X. B IV l'.<tO ,I , .\so'i.riA no i-'v roy . DEMOCRATIG STATE TICKET. F"Or 6,40Oernor : WADEJ HAMPTON. For -Lieetenant Governo : W. D. SIMPSON. -For Secretary of* Xt<te: B. M. SDIS. FRor- Con:ptroller Gene11r<al: JOHNSON HAGOOD. I'>r A ttorney| ('cner<wl: LEROY F. YOUMANS. S. L. LEAPHART. For Mi>erinten<ult f E<uAdie<ion ; HUGlI S. THiOMPS3ON. F"or A<(jljuman &C Insipector ("ier<(d: E. W. 'MOUSE. _For Conmiress-lo-'uth District: JOE'N I. E1INS. D) 'KMOCit . T I<E.'A CQ'NTI T I('ITl.''. -For Rt'setti,s '11. A. CA.\11.,. LI W, ). T IM-1-Z. 11_. 11CE('-. 1t. C. CL.O W N E.:Y. .1"or. .l/yc o' l'le:te : J. It. lOYll'. F-or S(.<o(,l Com mi issifner : .110 N1 xl 1()Y 1). The Net Result, and Our Prospect. I'he net resu of lh' eclectiols is a follows: lown vot's 1t,enl%y thousaid Riepublivall ag:iinst lt"y-Iwo thoulld ma11jorityv Cor. HaYt- inl 1 7. %,hek elects evVi Rlpilbliv:ans and I w o DeIlioeratIice -y aA (ren: k )ongrssIneni, II in plae ot,I nine l'.:ivais i , t Ie presnt Cngres.Indi:ana vlect, thet Delientworait State tickei hy an iCIT'l - ed iJoit y : Oloto-e- six -11ublicl.a.; six .11eiots and tn e r (reeac De)'iiociat to 't'ongnt'... ini ph- tf Ilinte Repillilivaul : l16111 ti 1 1)-'t 14cralt inl the 11reSenVI 'nII The . i latrei i U I lletIn*ii. il 41i1 Joint ha'llt. and], will eleci a t1 1 icilecrzt It - Ithe U niked t7Senlai. I lidiana Ila 1n1 w ed at : ail 0 1en >.il ii iltate aiio Iites a ipoilt ti' 1 0lt'1 Vat'l tO wubia elat ilta fl<tiI "ote. 1etllult n~ inee th 'lilnl 'eilt>e'ti in ' 1871, ti etoslid h-bica V(in 185sven'l thousandti ~cl il.ubelic.'andi 1X'i' ad t ey thou l)iini lliner ~a i couted aforil' h a mneinal or it1d . (l lesb lals. illae of) I it'ea lt11: hoped toietin contlo Uehtio.i'i They artit th sine nia;joi bat fit I'nti. Th73e lemct g elt'teven alel Ithel ltpblcnonn Congr'ss I'iO'l kteamen l,a D)emlocradet gaziinofthee. Weluttt i-i 18iniau he Delcentioi as uatll nl releets'e the it''lue eti Iton PTtero othe elecin eldths i'earse tolVotad. CThl1es fornu-rI ltate'i wa capIturedtal by' (tthe ':idocralts,bh eected at Uie'd ltatesk Senaor and tah Cal ongssan,iin gplaeo the liepubli aboutihed tsate majoi tyi it wn gIn 187elct tiglleul ia 1101fod, thoI1t l Cong i'less, in de'eed the Deoghlcte' canda, Ptlelson intse 187ti)lbuti the letiiotwat hld in Novemberlth Democrats~', .1 ve'otd for bPatien andp the alipubli'e efuede oto vot Cong's s''letd Patero onl ba pecialyan letisa embittre the years llfordoback Tie is IleIthe ont, tcongreasiinalthaintheu'loobid cans haend, andhil 'itl umte Gre memberede that evenlt tis i hs bno gail goverlthelt temporarye foraniztino the present Congress, in whlich, alu Dlepublcans tsat, the Deocrat had ia worin maoiy n emn gatiolls 11oll. file States nained, not ineh!dingi,r tIle Neirniiont(. (istri-ict, slhoW in the preseit Conigress, Republicans, m,llin(as 16, at N"impblicanll a jorit y (if 22. It the new Con(gess (here will be, onltiling thle Vermolut diA't iO., Hei, ipanls, 28; )n101era s, 2:1; (oreilnk )enocrats, 3; a R(e pilblicanl plunality of*5, anlld .la ,iajori(y over all of 2, a loss for tile Hl)ubli C'Mts o I went v votes. Thet prevsvent Conlgress, wve believe I st:aild. I)emocrats, 156; Uepuiblicanis, 137; Dientocralie inajori(y, 19. If the Iglilas llid losses inl the other Stites balnve vach other, file new Congress wvill have at DIemnoeratic nmajority vary ing' I'roil :,: (to 39, depenlding on tle votes of* the( (4,1-elnback D)emocrats. Tile )einoert-Is will cerainily iake P,(ainls inl thie 'South,. anld it is not proba le ti'oti tlie utitorin gains thus It', that they will lose It) anly Considerable extent inl the NOrth1. The Phliladh-l phlia Times, lin Independent papler, and olle of' tle bust political propihets inl (Ite lioni, savs Ihmt the last. chantc1lev C'or the Rieplblicanls to -aiin contlrol of the iext lolisis llow irrtrievablv eonie. hut nothing". is sire in politite's 1untHille inajority i-1 recordt.d, and it is tihe iluty of, thet South to send itVt)1l0ghiI Deiiotratic Congressitteii to m.v.rbah1. lie anly possibl.. Republicanl gains inl (lit' North. 'Iire iust he a Illt era(ic Cogrll---ess inl 1'.k to coulit tht- elk-ttorall volk. properlly, :ai thle 1llust inuist al.o bv 1)eitocralie Ib Stlts i ordetl to vlec 1 1inoemrat in1 va:-w the 1choitv devolves uponl that 1hiv. Wiie no valdidatl reivs a nu1,jority inl the ele4-toral col,thle threTV higheltSt Hanidte aeSent to (he I I1:nsV. Each State has onle vo(e, cnit iy 't 1121.12 'IV(t I ga lti'tt ioll. eastby utjority of* thle delegaion WN Iiw.re th Ie pa.1rtIeW, inl I the delegI aItIn I tankt( a Iie, ith Stat e lt-- a vot v. A tajori(y ot' the Stal'ts isIcessary to The <which will have a )e:o eralit nmajorily in hiril. delegatiots bt-volt dnh, a re )elaware. Mar u1111, Virplin. 1, We Virginia. North ('arolina, tGeorgin, A1 la:ia, 3citi Sipp>i, loui--i.121 Texas. Arkanoab, Nikolnri, Kentliky. Tenne.--.si ,Ohio, O )rv ,eg-_-ontl. -oill. 1tn.ore are regnird to 1n11.ke ite requirod limijiy of, twenyv. t I Ih three aItre 1n dan)a1. S olt. 'aroli'ta and Florida. Deauer ilhe 1reiliack I )vIunot1ratic Congress 1. ll it 1li ..1 11I S 111 of,''lttit ita in'' ldea hlds te ballane of 14 wer itn tha1t -Sta t V. anld Will 1oubt IVe" IrITt'f' a Ite mocr'et tO a Ieplbli a11n1. Sit (arolina has to e~leet at h.s thre Demrll ti caatictc or disgract, hen-vit', and F'lorida must t t't 1\\t ioerts . Thi; s c alintv va:mily do, as Ith e Rwitu1.nin1 lioard COnitd il te Republivan (%'ingress 111In11 f it,o ( that State hv thir-tv-1wo Nujoit. iNew terll'ey, t 'alt'kiuti n w' oetien hoave'd Deeined.iedle tion, i thel presen llus. 1 aediltlt fNew Yetot tony lkslne. Any t ne oficis thel&' e fo lie-li anwe theai purined a) pihe ll whotlast hee itotcaus arg hug,:111riyoe a en palersl hld.gi waveii thed eolt 21pec,t11'ted. ti re but~i ftey in:t'lt suatiins ittl onabothiniden reitl. wIh'vahe Suits stnpecitey a1'tev id inpplicathen Ti'e ad t'.e ad ('2laveI, 1l. votes,S enunting ioth t'artolin Vin FIC the lpblicant Tonu, COrta h-ar nijOriy of : e' ind (!iie, san th igt Mid,. as she wilbb inas0 tW osvie thiseoe tol haeab D len('1)1a1ie ion d of alhl' i otl nrdcl 121enat. t eit e ogthe bt ncourtgagei' iet forhtdt work Iwo havnd syiine the election oet o .aetonCu are trintgta settl tir tat 'nes. aduties bygtins craken beech.er Sal-11rday was Ohe da y appoint(ed by SatIm Lee, Iider le dIirvcIik'> ot A(or ney44enleral D)vN.v,: to hold Hitdi clif Imeeting Itt SutIlier. About. live 1u1dred colored letilpubli:ias and two thou.vandl Demlourai-. appeare<d. 'Saml Le i, liminv, lowen. .lackey aid l'tl filkd to pu't inl at promnised .jwalaanev. The Riadicals had a shortI meetin.g anld ad.joured. Thenl Ilhe Denmcrats had al; enthliisiastic rallY. Once or. twi(c li Htlicals Iried o'get ul a t'uss, but. tiled. StIiter i all right. TEXT BOOKS. r ill'i S!ato lboard of exainiers at its prect-nt. meet in.g adlopted th t follo , ing text hooks fIr use in the public shools of South Olarolilna, oittNside of' CharlsKtonj, for the pi-riod oft 11%ve yeairs; Appli-tonk's Lt."idIers, lt'lynols' lIt' altors, Dhitvi(son's ilistory of Sotith k'arolinla, 110o1mes' Iis i torV (' the United -'taites, S-wintonl's Pri 1ma1iry andCondienlsod llistories ' oftheAnited States, Swinitonl's 0110lnes of the Worl',g liist .ry, Smintonl's %, ord Unk,Web sirDitctionlary, Roabinson's% Alrithllmtie-;. .,onford's Arithn.iwtics, (,<,ani ll's 1,rinw111ry aniln'ermn dinte (G >wr:11hies, Mairy''s Mantil Of Geograiphy, Wethial's Throe Ih hisal d Words. A cirlair fromt tho State 1Superint<(lolc:t invs: -No other text books thani those pr,escribed in this list can be lawtullv used il teio plib ic Schools of this St.ta' eXcept inl the city of 'harlestonl." Teachers and trustees are thereforeearilestlyv re-(-iuested to ak1; t he re<iqlirote olilge *withm the iext n!iliet v daY,; within which timo very liberal rates are oil'ered. It is of Ilie greatest ii p111rt11 toscure un itormlity of text. b<ooks. Fulther particulars cin be ob tainc.1 from thl Board. WILLARlD RKWIII)SON, T. R1. 1N01BENT.- ON, 1. M EAN-; DAVIS, oet 8--Ar Botinty ioard of Exnaminers. FALL, 1878 ! _-0 E arI 1a sed to annot.nco to the buyers of Winnsboro amid the County,that we are now receiving one of the largest stocks of DRY GOODS, Shoes and Boot.q, Hats and Calps. Ieady-Male Clothing, Yanik-e Notions, Croekery, Glassware, Woodenware, Groceries, &c. Ever offerod in this market. ---0. - It shall be our aim, as ieretofore, I sell as low as the lowest. In short,w" don't intend for an one to go away frotax Winnsboro to ge, cheap goodsl. C'all and e x;uain our IMENSE STOCK. La&d. Bros. sept 20 EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS. N OTICE is hereby given that the ex ainaiiutionl of aplpli(anits to teach in lie Free' Schools of' F'airticldi enantut - wvill commeiionee on Saturdiay, the 19th dayv of October next, and be concluded on the succeeding nat urday, October 26. All persi'ons de(siring cert i intes are noti fledl to appear in person befores tihe Bouard otf Examniners at thea tim.s indlicated. Tfhe exuainationi Will be confduicted, in wvri ting, at tihe Mount Zion Institute rooms ando will began precisely at 10. o'clock, a. nl. WILL,ARD1 ltIlIA RDSON, T.IR. RIOIERtTSON, Examuiners for Fairfield County. sept 28-2w WANTED ! -0 I3EOPLE to know that we have a good P'ainter andi a good Trimmaxer, and that wo are thoroughly pureparred to (10 good work. OUR LUMBE~R is wvell seasoned, being from two to three years old, EMANUEL BLAKE wl.tedto the Horse Shooing depart ment. We sell the famous Tredegar Horso and Mule Shoes, Southern mnanufacturo. Also, the Bironsed Horse Shoe Nail, best in tihe market. All work as represented, or no ehargo. Prices as low as any responsible Armn ithe county. inDESPORTES & MONTS, sept 5- Wheeilights and Farri era. NE% ADVERTISEM E NTS. Pi A ND E2'Aa GANI 1i1) ottly $W5. Stiperb Orand Square 'linoI, prive $1. 1 till ofi)ly $155. Etegittt ttpight Phinos, IriP1111 01nly $153. New style upr it ght1 Planos 2 511, OrgIts $35. Organs 12 stops $T2.-0. CItitreh Organs Ie stops price $390 only 115. Ilegtant $375 Mirror l'op Otgns, only $105. IMyers, onine 1itt see Ie Iat lkolile : If I [lil not, as repestSVled, it. It. fare pid both ways and I Pla no or Organ given iree. Large Illustrated Newspapwr with mlkh Infor:,mit-lon about cost of I'lattos ilnt Organs smtit, tree. leao ld dress DANtEl, F. BEATTY, Washington, N. J. CiOM!O CAtI8, (perfect beauties) with U titlne, Io entis. OUtiil, I) cents. TUlt NERCARD COMPANY,A4liland, Malm. EAR DISEASES. D1R. C. E. 81TO1AKEIIM' Bok on Dealness and iseases of the Ear and their proper treat IIlent---espu'vially Hu11ntig Ear. How to get 111itmediatv relief from all unplelitiwntiess ifI Ihis dtisease, alnti a lerfect ly har1n1les and per Inann,11V re. A book every famnly shomlim tave. Sntil. frev to all. Address DR. U. E. SHOE31AK E, Autir Stirgeoi, itetading, Pa. FOR A CASE OF CATARRII 50That SANDFORi'S IADICAL UTIlM f$ l C:lo a 1 r rI lh will not, in1talitly relieve $5amo spevim)y eitre. itererence, Henry Wells, I , Wells, Largo & Co Au 1o . N. I. win. lowcn. st. {ouits. '.stitiounas anil i.realtse by mil. PrIee, with itprovedtl inhaler. 1. tolTI $ vryhe0 WEEKS & POTTER, P'roprietors. Boston, Mass. BW RICH DLOOD! PAl8ON'S ITR(ATIVE P1L,.S nake new rich bl"fl, aIkl Will ('0111140Ply 0hti1go the blood in the ont Itre systei lit three inontlis. Any per son who will tako one pill vech night. from mne to twelve wevks may bi restored to soutd ivalth, it sitl a thing be possible. Sent, by mail for eight, let letr staimps. I. S. JOHNSON & CO., Bangor, Maine. SPECIAL OFERS For Newspaper Advertising. We publish a book of 112 pages 8Vo. (no ad veti*tsing) giving pectal offers for advertising all ove_r the cointry. The last edition sent, post-pal oi on the reiptof 25 cents by DAUCIIY & Co., P1riters' Warehouse and Avcrtisenent Agency, lilt Fulton Street, New York. Now Ready I The Grand Achieve ments of T'AbLIPV AND OTHERS, STAXLEY ON LY $2.75, By ItON. J. T. IIEADILY, the prInce of de seript ive alti hors. A ill history of I- explora Itions In Atrica and ilarvellous JoUrney down the (ongo. A tiew exelting book. Bristling with whit aivet tires dti(] thrilling scenos of danlger. Is profliseh 1111t1rated. The pIbilic eafgeriv await it. It Is selling wonderfully. C.I vTiON. Beware or nusstatements of in tt'rest id part ites. buot sendt for prtoof oft gteontn IlVss and ful, l dem,ription of this work. also tertns. 1t1'liAl1) 1AI t ., ith, ., 73 Silsoi s treet, Ph'iladlphla. AUEWTS WAXTED. PRICE THIRTY DOLLARS. ig FALL AND mWINiR i .1 1878. J. 0. BOA.G, OF THE G IIAND 1)wNNsHORlO D)HY 00OODS FAN- C | CY G;oDIS ANP MILLINEIIY'f Begs leave to say to his cus Stomers and all others in need e o ;f Goods that be is again pre., o Spar.edl to show them one of the Slargest andl best assortedste of SDry Goods, Fancy Goods and Millinery,H Sthat lie has ever exhibited. WeH re receivin1g goods daily. H Every department will be g kept full of desirable andp CHEAP GOODS, Stnd buyers may confidently rely on getting their goods not~ Sonly at low prices, but of the ~4most desirable quality that the, m rarket affords. MR.BOAG ~ has enga$ced the Eervices of a' first-class Milliner, who will as-I al sst her in her departmeent, and C v ho will take lelasulre in pleas5-1 m ig the most fastidious tastes.I AGENT .for the celebrated and most re- Q -liable ]pper patterns-.But- g St.erck's-for Ladies, Misses and > SChiltdren.0 z ALSO, A full and comp)lete line ofI SGents', Ladies', Misses' and SChildren's Shoes. ZFAMILY GROCERIES, SCheese, Mackerel, Cakes, Crack .era, Maccaroni, Spices, Can- y O dies, Tobacco, Cigars,-in fact 0 . you can find anything you want Oat J. 0. ROAG'S as low as the 2 a same goods can be bought any - 0 o whero.H sept 27 J. 0. BOAG. FIELD SEEDS. 400""''e'".ls whit Kentn ky Ryo 400 IMbse .At9<1RusteProof Oats, sent 2&-1m1 W., DOTam& .. Columbia Business Gardo. 1 'ADQUARTERS for oheapest Gro oories and Hardwaro in Columbia to be found at the old reliablo houso of LORICK & LOWBANCE. H IX'S, Portraits, Photographs, Store oscopes, &.. All ol( pictures copied. Art Gallery Building, 124 Main Street, Columbia, S. 0. Visitors are cordially invited to call and examine. C 11ARLES ELIAS,fornrly of Camden, has moved to Columbia, an I opened a large stook, of Dry Goods and Notions, j3oots, Shoes, Trunks and Valises. Satis faction gu,tranteed. R ECKLING'S GALLErY--Opposito the Wheeler Houve. Portraits, Photographs, Ambrotypes and Ferroty pes fnished in the latest style of the art Old pletures copied and enlarged to any size. W. A. REOKLING, Proprietor. IER-1KS & DAVIS, importers and dealers in Watohos, Clocks,Jewolry, Silver and Plated Waro, House Frrnish ing Goods, &c. N. B.-Watchos and jew elry ropaired. Columbia, S. 0. oct 27-y GOOD GOODS. W E ARE now opening one of the W largest stocks of GOOD GOODS ever offered in this market. OUR GOODS have bon very carefully selected and we simply request an inspection before purchasing elsewhere. We propose selling thom at a "ht1t profit" and don't intend to be un dersold by anybody, anywhere. Wo call special attention to our assort mont of DRESS GOODS, CLOAKS, SHAWLS and other LADIES' GOODS. We think we have the best stock of GENTS' GOODS in the market. Consisting of CLOTHING, HATS, SHIRTS, COLLARS, CRAVATS, HANDKERCHIEFS and all kinds of Flannel Underwaro. In domestics we ar3 full up. Money will be saved by an exami nation of our Jeans and Cassimeres. SHOES1 SHOES 11 SHOES! I I Best Shoes at lowest prices. oct 1 McMASTER & BRICE. TOWN ORDINANCE. AN ORIDINANo:E TO RAIsE SUPF'IAE8 Fon THU MUNIoIPAL YEAR 1878- 79. B E ITEATE N (RDAINED, the 'Towvn of Winnsboro, S. C., in Coun.. cil met, that I . For the purpose of raising supplies for the year commencing the first of Ap)ril, 1878, and ending the first of April, 1879, a tax for the iums and in the man ner hereinafter mentioned shall be raised andl( paiid into the treasury of the said town for the use arnd servioe thereof, that is to say: twvo and one haltf mills ad m;alo rnem upon01 every dollar of the value of alt the real and personal property within the corporate lhmits of the said1 Town of Wminsboro; three dollars to lbe paid by every male inhabitanta of said town, be tween the .ages 0of eighteen and forty-five years, ini lieu of working umpont the streets of said town; and three per~ oant. upon the amount of all sales at anotion. 2. All taxes assessed and pafyablo under this Ordinance shall ho paid in the following kinids of funds and no other: Gold and silver ooia, United Ntat es Currency and National Bank Notes. 3. All taxes assessed heroin shall be duo an<d payable betwveen the first day ot October, 1878, and thme thirtieth day of November, 1878, inclusive; and all taxes remiaining duo and unpaid on the first day of December, 1878, shall be collected by distress or otherwise, as now pro scribed by law, together with all legal costs. 4. All persons holding property in the corporato limits of the said Tiown of Winnsboro, are required between the first day of August, 1878, and the six.. teenth (lay of September, 1878, to make a sworn return of said property for taxa tion, to the Towvn Clork, and the said Town Clerk is hereby required, when p)roperty-holdors fail or refuse to make said sworn return, to add fifty per con tum to the return of the previous nmunic ipal year. ~-Done in Concil this the thir. IL. t. ty-tirat day of July, A. P., 1878, u tnder the Corporate Seal of the Ssaid Town Counoil. Attest:JAR. A. BR1ICE~, WVu N. CHANDLER, Clerk. GRE~AT BADUOTION In the Prio3 of COA TS' AND CLARK'S THREAD. .pfr Five Cents a Spool. -64 Dry Goods, Clothing, Boote and Bhoes very low for Cash, in order to make roon I for gal Stook. Sugenahelner &, Groesehel, Jni. an-t