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WNNSIOo, 8. V. !5'JJVaD4. Zx, i0J2 14 1878. R. )\fCAN ; DAVJ N, HDITe14. J*O. h. B'Rl"NOLDS, ASsOCIATs ICVUH. BEN BU,TLElC say8 I Is h ppy.j [e received 109,000 votes, t larger num ber thank Was over before received by a beaten candidate, and moir ta several successful cianlidates received. lie pro)oscs to Aght it out, Oi his linle' until 'assaehusetts it reformed. lHe Is a lively Beast. THE CoLMIA Rgsr has It Well Written article on the At\ture of the Democracy. It takes the proper ground in demanding (lint the Presi dential fight of 1881) be waged on hligh colstitutioll prinwiplem iistead of upon sides issues. Bitt we think our contenporary errs in abaulotiig New Yoiqk, Now Jersey and Connecticut inl the hope of gaining Ohio, Illinois and Wviscousit. If we renmember arihit New York has gone Democratic every% time shiethe.qlose!of the war except, lin 1872, 1873 and 1878. It is a Demo cratil State. New Jersey and (.(on. necticut have been pretty steadily Democratic of late; while Ohio is always.tepublicaln on a full voto, and Illinois and Wisconsin have scar,,ely ever been anything else. The time may come for the West, and South to shake hands; but, at present the most stalwart of Republicans are Coad in the former section. We had better wait until after the State elections next year before tially resolviiig to abaudon the Eastern Demlocracy. The'Southern Paciffe. Ex-Senator Norwood, of GeoYgia, delivered an address before the people of Columbia oi Saturdiy 'eveinig in behalf of the !outlheri PaciLic Rail roal, of Calirorilit. He showed pretty conclusively that. Tom Scott's Texas Pacitle 1otinl is a fraud, in that it hasfortbitedIits.chartdr and its subsidy by non-compliance with the terms, and that it now asks for forty or fifty million dollars. It. requires Ro argumenCIt to convince the people of this section that a southern trans continental route should be built. But wlhether the Soithurn. -Piteitic company should be endorsed is atioth er matter. It i. charged tint ths corporation is controlled by the Central Pacific, and , that the' union under one management. of th6' only two trans-continental route, likely- to. exist in a long ti, would give rise to a more.. grinding m11opoly than that now in operation., Bettqr to have Tonm Scott t,hanu: Seland Staumdford or * lliHuntiigdlon. If we do the Southern Pacifie an-injustice we will bo very hafppy to be enlightened. Bunt we think thaft our Senattors and Congress Ii men will do well to see' Whethuer thiN corporation, i,s a pig- in a po)ke before they cdint'to bargain for itL Coming Home to Roost. The Attorney.Genoral:has promised a sensation in the comning trial of 1). 11. Chamberlain for comiplicity in Land -Coinmrssion frauds. -[ The specific charge in fleis iifgance is the purchase of <e4 Hol' Swamup for over a hundred thousand dlollars, when it was voatth: bare?y 'twenty-five thousand, and ,the division of the profits amonig the boavd', of which Chamibpr1ain was, a mnember.. The wily ex-g9ve~rngr propfesses his entie willingness to come on and1 stand trialy and 1 9 ,w,ll be put on bail iunti the spring term of Richlnid cour't. This begins. to look somethinig like business.. If the St ate had put fall the thieves'intoythe pttitentihitT .a yt'at' ago, gye phoig~ have heard no hinn- o' the cajnstgeilade a thai qo)uvigse the peaceful and unco puid peole of the North. with-horror, and wrung a a fresh, stream, ofi gore from. the bloody-shirt. Once j, pris9n,.Othello's political occupati it 'iil lie gone. The case against Chamrberlain must be vigoroutsly p)rosecutIed to convic tion. Ho was the head and front of~ the conspigec ,,and ?onlJd lteagt' bear is~ thl~ shan~ of: the punrshmtiu.' lie evidence against, him is sad jg be c'oicelusivd 'ard thte "eake p)rese'nts the b.cpp pqag~blp ,opportuity fpr a display of the' legal knowledge and magnI*opit ~uto$riA poWrs. iof Attorney General Youmans. 'I S(ACTLNG GOY2RNORl 8LAfP30o. EIovernor Hamnyton ifxCbRnsequene of tihe Active Diseharge of his B }p mnd Turns It overito Lieutenant-Gov. suTin.fo proib ac act has produc.ed ahys'a Inabil ng ties of the ofilce of "the Governor of Ite State of South Car-olinla'" a<id that thocoIstittio of this common weith il slich Caso devolv'es (lie s1me11 upon the Iloi. W. 1). S1.1MsoN, Lieu tenanilt-CGovernlor of I hi State, It. is mnY plesuiro to add that the honors and hurdecus thuts trausterred by the organic law of the land coul be fransflerred to no wnore worthy or con pelcilt hands. Ii testinony whereof, I have hereunto set, my hand and caused the Great Seal ofrthe Stato to be afixed. Done at otir city of Co. [L. s.] luibia this 13th thiv, of No vember, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy-eight, and inl the onle hiundred and third year of' [ndependence. WVA D14 ,H1AM PTON, Governor. By the Governor: I-. M. SIMs, Secretary of State. Tt.m STATE OF SOUTII CAOULINA, XEUUTIVR CIHAM1ER, Cox.Vn.%, S. C., Nov. 13, 1878. Whereas serious iniury, resulting Fromi a paliltfil Iccid(eint, lately sus tained by IHis Excellency Wade'Iliamp toi, halts produccd physic-1al inlability Oil his part, to dischalgo the powers anld duflus of 1he oillce of Govlernor of the State of South Carolina; aid where .a the Cons( t itlution1. of this Corlnilon Wealt h1111 in 1 suce e devolves the Same upon nie, the Lieutenant-Goverinor of this State: 'NOW, thr g JI'LL.JAm D. Slml'sox, (o heeb, 'p'oclaiI that I have entiered 11ponl the disc argli1fe of' tile powers flnld dlties of' tihe ofliee of "the (O4verior of the State oV Solti Caroji In nmkinl'g this anll notnneicment, noo words cat expres tile sorrow wlifchx pervadcs this eiiire Commonwealth at I he occu rrence,ot t,his calaimlit v to our beimoe chiier Mntist'ite and 'State ; a worrow sharld m11ore0 largely hy no (one thla by him to whom the ho'nors and burdens of this, high ikice have been thirs transtlrred. In testimony Whereof I have hercuito set, Imy hand and Caused the Great.Seal ot'the State to be atflixe d, at, Golumbial, this [L,. s.)... 13th day of November, A. 1). 18784, and !in the one hundred am third Vear of' the Illdependelnce 'of the United States of America. W. ). SIMPSON, Actilig Governor. By tile Acting Governor: R. M. Sums, o'(cfletary of State. CL"ERC'S SALE. STA TE OF S.OUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY or FAItFIELD. Lucy A. AMobley agalnst Edward D. M1obley and Othora Samuel W'. Moble, Junior, against .1"lward D. Alt;blev, Williain D. Mobley and Others. IN PUlSUANCE of an order of the Court'i of (lie 'ourit of C'ommlnon Peaus,. nlitde inl thle ablove0-statedl elso, I will Otlehr for sale, be'fore the Q.our't1louise dloor' in Winnsb510lo, onl t he tirst Mon.. d'ay' in Dewceter ne.xt, within the legail hiours' of' 5'sle t pub)lic outcrv', to the hiigh1est bdi', the followii'r All tha p111jiece', parcel 0or tratct Of land1(, lying' and( situs1t9 (n1 the county of' fartield, State( of :Sonth Carolina, known as8 the "D)avid Yonmgue Tract," conutiingi Tw(o IIrNDnIED) AND) NINETY Iaiids of' Edward 1). MIoblev,. Jame's Jones, M~ary' M. Moblev and others.. TERats or SALE.: C'ASh. W.'. Hi. KERRh, 'O. C.. C. P. F. C. Clerk's 0f11ce, WlIinsboro, S. (., Novemiber' 8, 1878. nov 9-iawv3w CL E R K'S SALE; STATE P(W #0 rTH CA,RQLINA 0OUNTY QF' f'AIRFIELD. Printup, D3ro. 4~ Pollard, Plaintiff's, agat1nd iun-ice A l3aeot, Defendant. TN pursuance af an order pf' the Court .Lof Canimon PlenW, indot in the above stated ense, I will offer for sale, before the court-house door in Winnsboro, on the tirst Monday in December next. within tihe legal hours of sale; at, public outcry, to the highest biddor, the follow png described1 property, to wiit: All, tlat piece, paz'chi or lot of land, withi '~~i idix' s therebn, situate lnathe tows~~o go IrI:o ' 'i' tihe county and Stato a kri' ~c, 'u~i'ink ONI&-oUntul oi' AN Acnu, mlorO or less, fronting on I'ongrcss street in said town, a distance of fifteen feet, thence ptmning west by a straight line on thle northern side four hund red and( twenty feet, thmenie running south on Vand1erhorst street a dlistalneo of thirty feet; anil theneeread~ to Cnrs ~,root: bounded0( by lot.taffJameu ikn 1 ecealsed,, OD. tho nqrtb;. bNy Congress treet on t'leo' east; by ots of the said 1Munico A IIaco1,'8aWmel Cathedrt and Fled. ('opes on tihe souith; thle said lot of lnd being thle same conveyed to Eunice ABaew L'b? James. R1 Aiken on.' the 15th, TERMS oF SALE: One-half of the p'irehawmoney to, be paid in cash, the bnlance on a credit of one yggr .froin (lay of sale, with interest frontwafl dlay, pl falble an'nually, the pur chiamQngiyp ,r p.noh, htulane a bend 1iouted by a mortgago of the premises Mld, and to pay for.all necessary pa~pers. W HI IERR, Clerk'stftee, . -0 0C). F . }Vinnhboro, 8 0, .1. Novemiber 8, 1878. nov P2la*8* *kOOTS AND SIig.E T H1argest1ntopk9f eti e Abpvo evel oeffered bfhff.' Gr6a( 11d'doementi to-oash eustomera.* - oct l'A U. (G. DESPOR TES. FRESH Cheese- and Crackers, at Rt. . MeOARLEAY'$, Executors Side of a Valuable Farm. ~N puirmitce of authority given by the .L4t Will and Testauent of Mrs Jano M. Sholdd, leuoae-.1I. to t o und(ersignmed as her exectitors. we will offer for sale at publio iuction, to tho highe.t bidder, at the oirt-husme door in Winsibro, on the first Mondty in Decemwr next, all that valuable Farm belongiutg to the estate of *;aid deceasftd,C ntaining EIGoTY m0oFT ACRES nore or less, lying cast of and near Winnsboro, and bounded by lands of Henry A. 0aillard, W. It. Iltobert monl, the estate of James I. Aiken, de ceased, William D. Aiken, and the public ron-I leading from Winnsboro to Caindon. Terms of sale a follows: One.third of tho pirolhaS monny t) be Imid in c.%Sa on day of sale, an-I the remainingi two thirds in two equal ainual sucessive in . stalments thereafter, m ith in terest thereon fiom the day of sale, rayablo sinnually, secured by,bond of the purchaser and i mortgago of the premises, the purchaser to pay for all necessary papers. W. R. RO1,RTSON, Ex on tors. W. It. RA1313, Wiinnsboro. 8. V,. Noveilbes 7, 1879. nov 9 -x I flaw3w CLE RK'S SA LE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. Hopkins, Dwight & Co., ajainst Henry W vsp irtes. I N plursuance of an order of the Court of Cosmion Pleis, made in the above stated case, I will affer for sale before the court-house door in Winnsboro, on the 1irat Monday in Decomber next, w.thin the legal hours of sale, at public otitcr3, to the highest bidder, the follow ing deicribed property, to wit: All that plantation or tract of land lately the property of Osrond Woodward, do ceaseil, lyig, being and situate in the County of Fairfield and Stato aforesaid, and known as the"John Harrison Place,'" containing EIGHT 11UNDnED AND FoRTY EIGHT ACHES, more or less, and bounded by Isuds of Mrs Martha Woodward, Mrs Regina Gadsden, Colonel John L Black, Osmond 8 Jones and others. - TERMS OF 8ALE: One-third of the purclae-money to be paid in cash; for the balance a credit of one and two years, with interest from day ot* sale, the purchaser to give his bond secured by a mortgage of the premi see, and to pay for all necessary papers. W H KERR, Clerk's Offic, C C P FC. Winfisboro, SC, November 8, 1878 nov 9-law3w PRICE THIRTY DOLLARS. p FIl AMD WlTEA OF P J. 0. BOAG, OF TIHE. GRAND WENNSBORO DRYGOODS, FAN CY GOODS AND MILLINBIY BAY.AA_11, e-- Begs leave to say to his cus- ;e W tomers and all others in need o 7 1f Goods thatt he is again pre- ( ta p.ired to show them one of theu 1 .tSrgest and best assortedl stock o V Dry G~oods. IEnciiy G~ods and i Sthat he has over exhibited. We a are receiving goods daily. H Every department will be 6 Skept full of desirable and CHEAP GOODS,. an byers may confidently cJ rely on getting their goods not M Sonly at low prices, but of the Smost desirable quality that the W Smarket affords MRS. BOAG 1 has engaged the services of a e ~ fi rst-class Milliner, who will as- a Ssiet her in her department, and 0 Owho will take pleasure in p)leas Sing the mos fastidious tastes. cc AGENT' Sfor the ccf"brated and most re -Q <4 liable paper patterns-But - 5: O terick's--for Ladies,. Misses and 4" # Children.. ALSO', SA full and complete line- of O ents', Ladies',- Misses' and ~ SChildren's Shoes. Z FAMILY GROCERIESy, 0 $ Cheese, Mackerel, Cakes, Crack eraor, Maccaroni, Spices, Can- m O dies, Tobacco, Cigars,-in faet 0 you can find anyrthing you want 0 at J,. 0. BOAG S as low as the i same gooda. can be bought any -~ 0 0 wheres O sept 27 '.0. BOAG.j2 THLE WINNSIBORO HOTEL, MRS. hi. W. BROWN.. Sr HIS Hotel, situnt'ed in the centre of Ithe* town, offets and guarantees to the publio inducements unTsurpassed by any other house in the place. Tableo sup plied with the beat in the market. Com fortable rooms a'nd polite 'attention, Termas-2.0O per day. 'aug 9-U ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. IN purstuanc of ani order of' 11e Court otIrobaite, I will sell onl MoIlday the 25thday of November instani, it. t o'clock, it th floritier resideice of' the ltte A LEXANDElt McKENZIE, delcased, all ihe personal property be longing to the estate of' the suit de TorIs-CAsIt. D. Rt. 1"LE'NNIKEIN, nov 9-lIwyt( Adminis rator. IN BAVKR UPT1CY. Er parle Jno. S. Reynolds, Assignee. in re 1% in. 1). Aiken, 13nkrupt,-Petition for sale of real and personal estate, flad to call in lien creditors. ALL credifors claimning to holdl Uins .11"ainst the real or per.ional emtate 1f this bankrulpt, aire hereby required to establish the same before Inc. at my oflice in York ville, 8. C., on or before the 20th November, instant, or they wi" be debarred1 all interest in the final decree to lie mide herein. Bi order of said Court. hov 7-law2w Register in lInkrptcy TiUST-EE'S SA LE1. B Y virtne of anthority corferred on me by the creditors of John S. Catif eart, Bankrupt,, at at meeting held in Winnsboro, at which I was elec'ed ani appointed trustee of the estate of said Jno. S. Cathcart, I will offer for sale, on the first Monday in DeDcomber, 1878, be foro. the Court louse in Winnsboro, daU ring the legal hours of.sa7e: All that plhntation or tract of lanid, formorly the property of the said Jno. S. Catheart and now occupied by hii, situate in Fairfield county, one mile from town ot Winnsboro, and lying be tween theChnster and Columbia road and the road leading from the town of Winns boro to Rocky Mount-said plantation to be sold in six tracts, according to resur vey made October 28, 1878, a plat of which ican be seen at my oflice-. TEm I One-third cash, the balance in two equal annual instalmeuts, with in terest from day of sale at 7 ver centum per annua, to be secured by )on(] of pur. chaser, and mortgage of )reinusos--piur chaser to pay for papers. I will also ofrer for sale on the same day, for cash, the personal property of the said Jno. S. Cathcart, consisting of corn,fodder, cotton Hecd, hay &c., Ilows, wagons and other farming utensils, wagon and plow harness. F. ELDER, Trustee of the Bankrupt. Estate of nov 9-td Jno. S. Cathcart. SELLING OFF ! SELLING OFF I MH1E subscriber, having filly deter Tmined to close the present business as soon as possible. will sell, from this out until the 16th of November, the en - fire stock of goods. which amibraces a fine lot of Clothing, Hats, Dry Good. Netions, Hosiery, Boots and Shocs,.nt and under COST FOR CASH ONLY after which time the remaining stock will be dis )osed of at public auction until the sale is complete.. oct 29S. S. WOLFE. CHEAPE~ST DAILY IN THE SOUTH. THlE E VEKING SEXTINEL,. AUGU3TA, GA., I8 PUDLI SHED) AT TuE .Law .PRICE oF' $4-.00 per' year. IT rs A BRIG'HT, NNWSY EVENING ...paper. andl is tzlited with abilhty by Messrs.. JA lIE- R. lRANDAIL' and P. A. 8TOVAL.L, It is the only afternoon p)a per in the South that p)ublishes the 'Tele graphic dispatches of' the Now York Associated Press. In its- columna will b)e found allb the news that comes by tele graph, and> the telegraphic market. re ports received up to the time of go ing to press. OFFICIAL PAPER OF 'DHE OFTY. THE EVEN-ING SENTINEL is the ollicial paper- of the eity of Augusta. *e All who want a cheap paper should subscribe for it. TEaMs-$4 per-' year; $2 for six months; and $1 for three month. //#" Send for specimen copies. Ad dress WALSHI & WIIIT, nov 12' Auguata, Ga. Grea,t Re&uction! -HO ! POYf ri- HE first House5 in town to led-uce IWhiskey to ten conts a drink, Beer to five cents a glass and Billiards fif teen centn.per game.. Ilaving a- large and well selected-.lot of Pune Liquers on hanad of which. the following are a few of the brands: IPhre old Kentucky Bourbon, Catbinet, XXXX and Baker Rye, *)>ur Mash Stone Mountain Corn, a specialty, Cogaa, California, Peach and Apple Brandies.. Champagne, Sherry and Port Wies. Cin-cinn- tf Lager Beer atwavys ktept on ice, and all sorts of' fancy and cool drink. prepared in the most tasty manner at eJUR ROUSE. aprlT 30-It 3. D. MeOARLEY. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. PaoB/.TE JUDoE's OFioE. WINNSBORo% 8. 0., Oetober 25, 1878. A uL persons having claims agailnst the hereby notinied that they must present and' establish thir- eIl'is before me at my office in Winotsboro,FairnlM Count 8. 0., at 1. o'elbe.k, a. mu., oan esday the 31st (lay of.December, 1878,. or &hey wifT be debarred of payment of the same. oct 20-x 1awOw I ThOMS n TO THE "ACHERS Fairfieldl Cofllty. -or, r-0 II E following books, pubihed by 1). Appleton & Co., havre been adopted by the State Board of 10ducation, to be used for fivo yoari in all the schoolo through out the- Stato-: APLETON'S SEHIE's 01 FADEMf. (o1NEfL's FftT ST'E'$s IN GEOIr'APIfl ConNEmL's P. -fAlty GEMOR &PIHY. COnNELL's INTERME)TIkTE UrOOnAPHY. QUACKENnOS' PnIMARY GRAMMAn. QUACKEINDOS' E-o4Ian GRAMMAR.. QUACKENDOS .rLLUSTRATE) LESSONS IN OUr$ LANoUAoE. QUACKENBos' FIAST LEssoNs 1W Comrosr T ION'. QuAcKENno' COMPOSITION ANIV RHETORIC. APPLETON'S MoDE-t CoN Booms To secu-re an anifo'rrity, ail as a mat ter of economy, it is to the intere.it of the parents an-d teachors that these books should be put in the schoolsat onceo. To facilitate the matter and to' iave extra expensc to the' parent! i h i.ve made ar rangemonts with Messrs. McMASTER & RICE, Booksellers, to exchange these ks for the-old ones now in hands of the scholars. and to sell those not ex changed at reduced rttes for the next three mxonthas. Vnr further information on these' and all othjr loos l)il)lished by D. Apple ton & Co.., please address W. P. HIX, General Southern Agent, oct 22-in COLUMBIA, S. C. NEW GOODS -AT 3. M. BEATYTS. Imv just~ returned' from- Now' IYrk and am opening daily a-. varied otoch of' DRY GOODS AND' NOTIONS,, HATS- AND OAPS, CLOTHING,. BOOTS AND SHOESF, GROCE'RIES, &C.. My Friernds are Invited to Call.. I again calf the atterition of the p)ublic to my stock of "Bay State"' standard screwed and wire. sowod Boots and shoes.. Every pair gnaran teed to give --SATISFACTION. sept 26 J. M. BEATY.. WANTED ! iOPL~E' to know that we ha-to a goodli Pain'ter and a-good Trimmrer,. and that we are thoroughly prepared to do g.oodl work. OU~R LUJMBER is well seasoned, being.itrom: two- to thraow years- oh1,. EMANUEL BLAKE1 wvii attend, to the Horse Shoeing depart men t. We sell the famous- Treclega,' Horse and Mulo- Shoes, Southern man'lfacturo.. Also, the Ironzod Horse Shoo NaIr, best in the market.' - All work as represented', or-'I o oh argo Prices' ass low' as any respon's, ble.flirm. in the county. DESPORTES & MONTS, sept 0- Wh'eoightsand Farlriets.