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WY(INNSMOR0, S. C1. AVRSDAYo NOYMM,9t. 28, 1878. B. MRANS DAVIS, EmO. JKO. M. REKNOLDS, ASSOCIATH EDITOR. Ex-GOVEIRn HOUSTON succeeds Carpet-bagger Spencer as United States Senator from Alabama. INCREDIBLE AS IT Imlay appear, the Inventor and proprietor of "Pierce's patent purgative pellets" has been sent to-Congress by the New York Republicans. Thus Is the gloi'y ofthe American Eagle Pierce-ceptibly pass Ing away. TuE KINDV Of Egypt is a bank rupt, and yet is furnishing a room in the Queen Anne style at a cost of $30, 000. The last sheriff's deputy that served a summons on His Royal Highness was bastinadoed and turned out of the palace, and the rest of the creditors took warning. IT is so difficult to keep up with the attempted assassination of kings nowadays that we neglected to men tion that King Humbert, of Italy, wats recently punched by a fellow who had a dagger tied on a flag staff. The assassin was arrested, and now the police claim to have discovered the existence of a large conspiracy against the King's life. Some of those kings will be hurt before long, and the rest will run over to America and invest in the peanut stand business. The National Banks and the Silv'er Dollar. The New York National Banks have made arrangements for co-operating in the work of securing resumption of specie payments. On and after the first of January gold and greenbacks will be received and paid out inter ebangeably. No special deposits of gold will be received. So far, so good. But they- have gone a step farther. Although the silver dollar is now a legal tender, ..the banks declare virtually that they will not recognize it as such. Silver will be received only as a special deposit, and the depositor will be paid back in the same nietal. While the banks are compelled to receive silver in PaY nent, it will be easy 'for them to refuse to lend money except .upon, condition that they -will be repaid in gold or greenbacks. Thismovmet 'against silv6r is already being construed to mnean that the National Banks hold themselves superior to the law, and are attempt Ing to regulate the finances to suit themselves. This has given rise to some excitement in the West, where the people of both parties favor silver and do not love the banks. Ohio especially Is developing a good deal of antagonism. Thie leading papers~ are protesting against the action of thec New York clearing house. A Cini cinnati despatch to the New York Herald: Shows that the politicians are of the same way of thinking. Stanley Matthews, the p)residential bosonm friend, declares it ''an attempt by the banks to dominate ovcr the law making power of the government," who say, ''If you pass laws that dlon't suit us we will abrogate them.". Hie thinks such a course, if generally fob lowed, will arouse the peole against A the whole National Bank system. Senator Beck well says, ''It becomes a serious matter when the banks can join together and upset the law of the land." He thinks that the banks are P ~ a very dangerous p)ower, but believes they are actinag stupidly in thus tend ing to array the p)eop)le against them. Mr. Theodore Cook, an ex-banak p)resident, and a leading hard money Ohio Demnoorat, holds that the banks could easily float fifteen or twventy million silver dollars ini the South and West, and says that the New York anti-silver mnovement will furnish a rallying cry for the oppionents of the banking system. Mr. Colville, anuoth or bank prasident, deprecated the N'ew York movement. HIon. Milton Sayler calls the resolution an outrage and a pico of stupidity. The silver bill was passed by a three-fourths vote ov@ the President's voto, and it cannuot be repealed. He believes the New York bank.s are giving their enemies a powerftil weapon, Senator Thurman a few days after the election annoimeced his intentIori of inaugurating a determined war against the banks; and he is a good fighter. He won a~ greait battle against the Pacific Raihtoads last year, who had previously defied Congress. With thih na a text ho will 'iake things lively for the banks, It is not an impossibility that he may hii this way win the presidential chair In 1880, The qiqos@n d, gao4t -whether. thea United States shall adoPt 4 9o metallic r ellbinietaife se4dd blit waysmofMkt*ing. What .the ,United; States Bank was in 1830, the Nat,ional Banks are aspiring to be now, and they are already so powerful that their discomfiture in the next few years is by no incans an assured fact. That it will be attempted, secus now tolerably certain. A 8NGULAR T AGEDY. A Baptist Minister Shot Dead by a Stray Bullot from a Remington Rifle. On the 21st instant, as the Rtev. I. E. While was coning to Sumter to the Baptist Convention, inl a buggy, he was shot in the head and killed. lie wi.s pastor at Kingstree and other chlurches in, that vicinity, was a young Irishman of fine talents and high character, and universally esteenied. le had been only a few weeks nar ried, aid was with his bride in a buggy coming to the convention whienl he was shot froin the woods. lIe Vell over upon his witfe and never spoko again. He (lied in a few Iminules. The event occurred about nine miles south of' Sumter. On the next day his funeral services were held at the Baptist church. The convention escorted the remains to the church, and attended the funeral in a body. The services were (eeply solemn and impressive. It was -though't at first that the deceased had been shot by a negro,' Richaird Coleman, w1ho be lieved him to be a prominent Demno crat of Clarendon. But a despatch from Stunter on Tuesdiy says: "It is INw known 111that Rev. MrI. White, recently reported assatssiI itted by imlis take in Sunter, was really the victim of a singular accident. He was killed by a twelve year old son of Mr. Spencer Davis, who was hunting For hawks in the woods near the road. The rifle used was i Remington, and the heavy ball inissing its aim and probably glancing downward from contact with a twigsped 'through the -forest to the Iod, two hlundred vards distance, and struck down Mlr. White with instflntaneous fatal (flect. The little tellow was too much. horrified and frighltened when tile body was taken to his father's house to tell how the killing occurred. Investigation pointed to hi, however, andl hlaving now inade a full statement, the negro Coleman, who was arrested, has been released." C TERK'S SA TE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAInFIELD. W." 11. Kei'r, as Clerk, and Others against Austin F. Peay and Others. IN PURSUANCE of aln order of the Court of Conuon Pleas, iade in the above-stated case, I will offer for sale, before the court-house door in Winns boro, on tie first Monday in December next, within the legal hours of sale, at public outery, to the highest bidder, the following-described property, to wit: All that plantation or tract. of land containing 0NE '% .\ND ACREs, Ie) res,ited by the letter B, on i plat of resurvey nude by B. It. lober0son, D. S., on the fifth day of October, A. D. 1869, of the lands belonging t the estate of' N. A. Peiy, decoased, known as the "Brown Place." One-third of' the p)uchas-moner to be paid in cash, thec balance on a cr'edi t of' one and1( two v'ears f'rof'n day~ of' sale, with inter'est fr'om daiy of' sale, the pur11chaser to give his bond, 'with a m'or'tgage of thle prmemises, and to pay for' all nieedssariy papers. W. HI. KERR, Cler'k's 0O1co, c. u. c. F'. P. c. Wilnnsbor'o, S. C., No vembr' 8, 1878. nov 9-law3w CLE RK'S SA LE, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FArnFIELD. Henry L. lClliott, Plaintif', a,jaist James Hlardom;, Dehfondant. I N putrsuaneo of an order ot' the Court of CJomnmon Pleas, m udo in thoe above stated eamso, 'I will ofl'ri fo'r sio bef'ore the court-house door in Winnsboro, on the first Mnbday in December next, within the legal hours of sale, at public outcry to theo highest bidder, the follow ing doeribed.proporty, to wvit: All that certain tract of land, cnntaining' FOUa IRUNDaIID AND EIoHiT&smivlN Af iiES, lyingf andl situate on Gladnev's Brach, wators 61' Jackson's Creck, wvaters of L,ittle Rliver, ini tha County of F"airlleldl and State of South- Carolina, and bioundled on the south by lands f'ormerly bolonging to Robert Ii. Sloan, on thme oast by lands of the estate of Thlonmas Stitt, dleceaseod, on the north by lands i'ormaerly belonging to Robert 13. Sloan and lands of R. J. flad noy. amnd on thie weost by lan.ts of II.rry Listen, WV. K. Turner and Tfimothy lIar (den. All that certain tract of land, con taiinmg HIxTY-aIK AND A HALF AonES, more or losa, on (hmupion's Branch, waters of Jackson's Crook, anid bounded on tho south and weost by lands of' the esfato of Elizabeth Sloan, deceased. on the east by lands of the estato of TIhmomas Stitt, deceased, and oni tho north by the Par sonage land1( of Lebanon Church. ALSO, ,All that certaln~ traot of land, contain ing 01WE H UNDISD;AND TiIpTY AoSEs, more or lossi, boundlod by landa of the estate of FJlizabeth~ Sloar,, deceased, on the north, on theosou fh by. bands of 8. 13. Clownoy andl Timothy Harden, anid on the east by lands helonging tQ tlge estate of Thomas Stitt, deocasdd. . 'TERMS OF SAT,Rt One-half of the purehase.nioney to be paid in cash, and the balance upon a cdit of twelve months, with interest from the day of.sale, to be seoured by a bonid of theQ purohaser and a moertgage of thje premises sold, tho purohasor to pay fr ahll neegeImAy pep.ors,~~ KER. 'O1erk's 0f1100, O. 0. 0. P. F.'Ol WIpz boro', S, 0., 'No 4 r * 187. eiiPRK'S SATEo STATE 01" SOUTI t CA IOLNA, COUNTY Ole FAritruF.. Lucy A. Alohley (r/ainst Edward ). Mobley anid Others. Samuel V. Moblev, Junior, a(lfinst Enlward D). MoItbley, \villiaml D., Mlobley and Olher-s. IN PUPSUANCE. of anl order of the Cout of-the Court ol' Comniion Ples, lmlade i the above-stted ease, I will ofi'r ihr sale, beflore (e Court, lloulso door in Winn8boro, on the first Monl day in Decenber next. wilhink the legal hours of, sale, at. publibic outcry, to the Igi-hest bidder, the Following descert eiproperty, to wit: All that pleco, parel or tract, orland, lying and situliale inl the county of Fairlield, State ol' SoulbI Carolina, known as3 the "David Yongue Traet.,1 coitaiing rwo IIUNIEI) AND NIN ETY TIMIIRE ACRES, m1ore0 01 less, bounded by lanls of Edward ). Mobley, James Jonles, Mr'y M. Mobley an1d1( others. 'l'iut.N QF SAL.: CAS1 . WV. It. KEum, C. C. C. P. F. C. Clerk's Office, Winnsboro, S. C., November 8, 1878. nov 9-law3w CLERK'S SAL IR. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. [a rgarot Armstrong, Plaintill', against MLarionl M. Smith, ts -Admx., and as Beir-at-Law of Joel A. Smith, Do ceased, Ntatd Smith and Joel A. Smith, Junior, Defendants. IN PURSUANCE of' an order of the Court of Connon Pleas, made ill -ie above-stated case, I will oilbr- for sale, before the court-house door in Winns boro, on the first Monday in December ntext, within the legal hours of sale, at Ptublic outcry, to tlie highest bidder, th.e following-described - property, to wit: All that, certain plantation or tract of land, situate and lying in tile county of Fairtield, State of South Carolina, contailning FOURI HlUNmitED AND 'TwN TY-IGvr ACREs, m1or1e or less, anlid bounded by lands of Martgaret Arm strong, " Martha Robertson, formler ly Jno. M. tobertson, 1)y lands ot' the estate of Nancy Frazier and others, being a portion of the plantation or tract of land Of which the late William Smith died seized and possessed. TERMS OF SALE: One-half the Purchase money to be paid in cash, and the balance on a credit of twelve months, with interest from1 tle day of ilze, to be secured by bond of.purchaser, aid m11ortgag of the premises, the pchiaser to pay for all necessary papers. W. H. KERR, Clerk's Office, C. C. C. P. F. C. Winnsbo'o, S. C., Novemiber 8, 1878. nov 9-law3w CLERK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. W 11 Kerr, as Clerk, aigainst Martha J. Means and Others. N pirsuanice of an order of the Court. of G"1mn"n PlHas. Iad1e in the above state(1 ease I will offer for sale, before the couirl-hiouse door, in Winnsboro, on the tirst Monday in I x,emiber next, within the legal hours of suie, at pumblic otcry' to te highest bidder, the following-d'ec scribed p)roperty, to wit: All that. p)ice, parcel or tract of land, lying, bein.and sit,uate in the county and Stato aforesaidi, containing THREER HUN DRIED AND Fiuvy-THaRIIE AoRES, lucre or less, boundol by landA formerly belong ing to Jacob1 Feaster, lands of' Mrs S F T[rotti, and1 to pub)lic road leading from Winnsboro to Shelton's Ferry, and desig niated as TIract B. in the plat ot resurvey imade by B H- Robertson, D). S., of the lantds of David H Means, deceased, and1( nlow a patrt of the records in (lie case enflttAld "Dtaid 11 Means5 and1 Others vs. Mary 1U Acans ani others.'' TERM.' OF SAnE: One- third 'o t he purchlase-mtoney tohbe paid in oashi, f'or (lie balance a oredlit of oneO at d1 two yeara from day of sale, wiithm intecrest payable annutalIly, the putrchaser to give a bond secured by a mortgage of thie premises, and to pay for all necessary papers. W H KERR, Clerk's Ofice,C C C P? F (I. Winneboro, 8 0, November 8, 1878. nov 9-law3w CLERK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. Printup, Bro. & Pollard, Plaintiff's, against Eunice A B3acot, Defendant. I N puirsutance af an order of (lie Court . of Conmon Pleas, made in the above stated ease, I will offer for sale, before thie court-house (leer in Winnsboro, on te tirst Monday inI Dcemnber next. within thie legal hours of sale, at public outcry, to the highest bidder, the follow ing described p)roperty, to wit: All thtat piceo, parcel or lot of land, with (lie buildinga thereon, situate in the town of Winsboro, in the county and State aforesaid, containing ONE-FOURTHI OF AN AcRE, ntore .or less, fronting on Congress street in said town, a distance of fifteen feet, thence running wvest by a straig~ht line on te northern side four hundred and twenty feet, thence rnnning south on Vandlerhorst street a distance of th irty feet; and thence east to Cohgress street: bounded by lots of James Rt Alken, deceased, on thme north; by Congress street on (lie east; by lois of (lie said Eunico A Bacoet, Sam'nol Caith,oart and Fred. Copes on (lie 'southt; the said lot 01 land being (lie sanmo convoyed to Eunico A Biacot by James Rt Alkon on the 15th day of July, 1871, - TEMS.oPSAJM Ohe-half pf tlhe purehaso-money to be paid in cash, ,thte balance on a credit of one year from day of sale, with interest from said dlay, payabl)eannually, tihe puir chaser to give for such 'balan-ce a bond secured by a mnortgage of. (lie premises sold, and to pay for aI geessary papers. Oldfrk'AOffiee, ' O Q C' P1I' C. WViinsboro,.4l 0, a .orqtb r82A878t pov a'w '1 Cin~RK'S SALE. STAT11 OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CO1fNTY OF FAIRFIEN'D. Richard S. Despoites, Plailitiff, ajainst Thomas Arledgo, efendant. N pursuance of an order of the Court - of Comilon Pleas, made in to above!. stated case, I will oifer for sale, befcro th )ourt-house door in Winnsboro, oil the firtt Monday in Decomber noxt, within the lega?i hours of sade, at public outcry, to the highest bidder, the fol lowing-described property to wit: All that piece, parcel or tract off land, known as a portion of the Sand l1il Tract, containing illI*t 1UINDRED AND Tl-N ACRF-3, more or lem4. lying on Coon Branch, waters of Watero Rivor, bound ed on the north by lands of Mrs Sarah Dullose and Mrs. Dixon, on the south by lauls of Mrs. John ,. Peay,and t1he Long. town road, on the east.hy anids belongiurg to Mrs. Sarah DaBose and land-] belong ing to Mrs. John S. Peay, and on the west by lands of Manes, the lJongtown road and the rumd to the "Graham P. co." TIMs o fsitr,: One-half of the purchase-money to h) paid in cash, the balairce on a credit of one0 year from day of sale, palyablo an nually, the purchaser to give for such bialanco a bond seured by a mortgage of the premisea sold, and to pay for all necessary papers. w. H.. KERR, Clork's Oflo, C. C. C, P. V. C. Wannsboro, s. C.. November 7, 1878. nov 9--aw:lw G ERK'S SALE, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY o FAIRFIELD. Villiam C Bee & "o. agaist James D ro gan and Others. ' N pursuance of an order of the Court ofCommilon Pleas, mad. in the above stated caso. I will offer for sale, betore the court-house door in Winnsboro, on the first Monday in December next, within the legal hours of sale, at publin outcry, to the highest bidder, the fo) lowing-describod property, to wit: All that certain pieco, parcel or lot of land containing ONE-HALF ACRE, moro or loms, lying and situate at Doko, in tho County of Fairtield and State of 6outh Carolina, bounded oi tho east by the track of theI Charlotto, Columbia and A ugusta Railroad Company, and on the south, west and north by landH of Eu "ene MeNulty. TERMS OF SALE: One-half of the purchase-money to be paid in cash, for the balance a credit of on year froim date of sale, with interest from said day, the purchaser to give his bond secured by a mortgago of the prom ises, and to pay for all necessary papers. W H ](E011, Clerk's Office, C C C P F C. Winnsboro, S V, November 8, 1878. nov 9-law3w CL ERKA'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY or FAIrFIrLD. Thomas c Pollock, Trustee of Leverick & Co , in Bankruptcy, aflahst Henry L Elliott, as Administrator of Estato of Jans Rt Aiken, deceased, Williani D Aiken and Others. I N pi rsuance of an oruler of the Court of I Co itmon Pleas, mado in the above stited oase, I will ofIer for sale, before the I court-houso door in Winnsboro, on the iirst Monday in December next, within tile legail hours of salle, alt plublic outcry to the highest b)idder, thle following-do scrIibedl prVoperty, to w1it: All those several lots or parcels of land, lying, lbeing and( situate inl the townl of Winnsboro, County of Fairfield and1( State of South Carolina, containing Two AcmiEx AND TulI'EE-FoUnTus OF AN AcIdE, more or less, and bjounided by Congress street of said town onl the( oast, by Fair street and lot of thle Associato Reaformned Chluroh onl thle north, by Vand(erhorst street aind said ch urch lot On tha w nest, and( by lots nlow owned by Mrs Eunice A B3acot en the soulth. TEnMS OF SALE; One-hlalf of tile pulrchlasc-monoy to be0 paid in 00n1h, an I thle bitalance on 'a creudit of twelve monlths, wvith interest froma the (day of sale, to he secured by thle borid of thme pulrchlaser and a miortgage of tIle p)remmaies; the puirchaser aliso to lake out a policy (If insuisancee of said premlises anda to alssignl the sa:no0 to said Clerk for the1 bonehit of tile Plaintiff; to the amount of said( balance, with interest as afore - said, alnd to continue said policy until tile said band1( and mortgage be fully saltisfied, and to pay for all necessar'y papers. WV II KERR, Clerk's 0flicc, 0 0 C P F C. Winnsbloro, S C, November 8, 1878. nov 9-l'w3w STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNrY OF FAItFIELD. (.our f o/' P rob>ate. William B Woeodward, ats Administrator of thle goods, chattels and credits which wnere of Mary Lathlan, deceased, Plain tiff, against Samuel Lathanm, Robert Lathan, Alex. Lathan, William La~than, Agnes Donly, Mary Montgomery, Agnes McCarley, Mary Ghladden, Joln GiUladden, James Gladden, WVilliam Gladden aInd Nancy Gladden, as Heirs-at-Law of Mary La. thlan, dcVeasedl, and Mary Montgome ry as a creditor of sai<d deceaseri, Defen dants. -Summllonls for Relief--Comn plaint not sorved. To tihe Defendants-Samuol 'TAthan, Robert Lathan, Alex, Lathan, ,Williaa' Lathan, Agnes D)only, Mary Mont gomnery. Agnes McGerley, Miary Glad d9n, John Gladdenl, Jamesa Gladden1 WiVlliama Gladden and1( */|4noy Gladdeni \t 'U are hlereby summoned and re .Lquirna to answer the comnplaint in t,his aption, whioh is filed in the ofloe of tile J1ro lato -1Idge for the said county, find' to sof-vn a copy of' your an4wer to the said coniplaint On the enb. euraiber at his offloo,.ln Brandt's buldlin,~ Cheator, 0. U,, 8oth Carolina, with I twenty (days after theO service hereof, ey. elusive of,the day of such servidd; and 11f you fail to answer thie compilalnt'within the time afoaresaid, the inani n this notioq,w;ill.a1 tth fog h.t ge "'Da4d, 24& 4~ A Q.Ct4taW6*4 Minti JAUtteno, TRUSTEE' SALE. B Y virtuo of 'ithority vested in m11 tasi Trustee of the Estato of Leverich & Co., in Bankruptcy, I will offer for sale, on tho firlt Mondiay in Docoibor, 1878, beforo the coxtrt-house door, between the legal hours of sale,. the following de scribed property, to wit: All that piece, parcel or lot of land, lying, being and situaito in the town of W1inm.sboro, . in the county of FairfIeld aid State of South Carolinuv, containing ONE-rOURTni OP AN ACUE, more or less, fronting oi Congress street seveilty-four foct, thendt'ruzinimg in a westwardly di reebionono iundred and forty-eiglit feet, thnoeo riuiting souith seventy-soven feet, aid thence in an eastwardly direotion to Congress street one hundred and forty oight feet; bounded on the cast by Con gress street, onl the north by lots be longing to. Mrs. Margailet Shaw, on the west by a lot of land lately the property of Di&mi Aiken, tvetised, and " oil the south by lots of Wood ward & aw, Logair Brown and Dr. William E. Aiken. Terns nkdk known on day of sale. T 11OMAS C. POLLOCK, nov 14--txlaw3t Trustee. Sile Under Order of Cotrt. R. 11. Ellison, Sr., Auctionoer. A.- Markley Lee, Jr., Trustee; of the Bank rupt Estate of .. 11. C aliwoll & Sons, A AINa r Jacob A. Caldwell and Others. ) Y virtue of ni order of the- District C(,ourt of the United States for the District of South Carolina in the above case, will be sold on Monday, the second d-y of l)ouctmber, A. 1). 1878, it the- Court Honsa in' the'l.*'own of Winnsboro. county' of Fairfield ild- Sitato of South Carolina, at 1, "(eloek, m. A-] ith-41 tract of land, COntaiinIg EIOUT HUX -14 1) AND FORTY (840) ACnES, more or lo-s, situate, lying and being in tho County of FLairliel and stiatvel aforesaid, ont the water- of Wiateree Creek, bouinded oil the north by lands of W. J. Latham, east by lands of Dr. Samuel Mobloy,. south by lands of Rev. T. W Erwin, wost by lands of W. Watt Briec, and having such other shape, marks lin( boundaries its a plat of remirvev m (lado by J. C. Caliwell, D. S., on the (day of* 1872, more fully shows. TEIn%s OF SAIL:* One-third cash, the balanco in two equal successive annual instalments, with. intorest from day of sale, payable aniual. ly, secured by bond of purliaser and mortgage of the promises, purohaser to pay for -a.pers. GEORGE R. WALKEr, nov 9-xtlaw3w Referoe, TRUSTEE'S SALE. ) Y virtino of authority cotiferred on ) me by the creditors ot .ohn S. Cath cart, Bankrupt, at at iecting held in Wiinnsboro, at. which I was lee,i d and appointed trustee of the estate of said .Jno. S. Catic-ai t, I will offer for sale. on the first Monday in December, 1878, be fore the Court fliso in Winnsboro, (u ring the legal hours of sale: All that plantation or tract of land,. formerly t to propel ty of the sald Jito. S. Caitheart and now occupied by him, situato in Fairfield counLy, one miilo from town of Winnsboro, an11d lying be tween the Chester and Columbiai road and the road leading from the town of Wi nns. boro to Rok3 Mount-said plantation to. be sold in six tincts, according to resur vey muide October 28, 1878, a plat of which can be soon at may (Yflico. Ti;is : One-third caish, the balance it two equal annual instalmnents. with in terest tromt day of' sale at 7 per cenituam per annum, to be seimred by bond of puir. chacser, andl( mortgage ol p)romises-pur chaiser to pay for papeors. I will ilso oflYor for sale on tho samefl dlay, for eash, the persontal propeorty of the said ,Jno. S. Cathaart, con.sisting of corni,fodd1er, cotta.n seed, hay &c., plws wagons an.1 ofther farmting utensils, walgon and plow harness. F. Efi1DER, Trutsteo of thme Bankrupt Estate of nov 9-td Jno. S. Catthcaort. INK lBANK Rt UPT CY.. In parle Jn. S. Reynolds, Assignee, in re Wim. D). Aiken, Blantkrupt.--Petition for sade of rcail andl personal estate, and to call in lien creditors. LL creitori 1s (climg to hold lions agatinst the reail or pertsonald estat e of' thiis bankiruplt, are herebyt required to) estaiblish the suame bet ore meo, at may nillee ink York ville , 8. C., on o'r bef'ore the 20th November, inst ant, (or t.he-y will be debarred all interest in the frnal decree to ht, imadie herein. By order of said Court. (I. E. SiRENCER, nov 7-1aw2wv Rogistor in Blankruptey. FREE SCHOOL TRUSTEES. r DHE following named personm are A hereby akppoini ted Scihool T'rusteats for the several School D)istriets of Fairfield county: Number Ono--W. 13 Estes, W. M. Mleador. George Shelton. Number Twv.o---John S. Douglass, R~ C. Clowvney, Chsas. Stuart. Number Tihree--J. C. (Caldwell, E3. D. Mobley, William Smith. Number Four--O. R. Tihomrpson, (I. HI. McMaster, J. P. Smart. Number Five--H. F. Gibson, James Pagan, Nichiohis Harrison. Number Six--jF M- fL. Duke, E. HI Iloins, P'ostoll Ilharrison. Nummber Seven-T. lE. Cloud, T. M, Rtembeurt, (Charles Grahamn. Numbaer Eightt-HJ. E.dmunds,W. E. Mc Nuity, C. Rt. Means. Ntumber' Ninei-J. R. Dolleney, T. B3 NIcKinstry, Daniel Biral. Nuiber Ten-W. N. Mason, J, P. Mac Iio, WVade Hoerndon. Number Eloven.-WV T. Yarbfrough, D. L. Clennk, D. S. Rtie Number Twelve-L, Pope, WV. A. Mo Dowell, D. C. Aiken. -Number Thirteen-J. T. Dawvkins, W. J. Clotwney, WV. HI. Watkin#. The above appointed Sohool Trateen are reqcuired to qualify according to law, and organize themselves into Boards with out further notie.~ WILLARD luCHIARDSON, RI. MEANS DAVIS, T. R, ROBEItTSON,. Examinora for FairAol<d County. Novemiber 9, 1878, nov1 -t1x2 True Brothmerblood Lodge, No. 8% Kni1g):ts Qf Honor, E~~lTS the seofid Ant fettrth ril a tj9( oaohI mo,nht In MasonIoIHahat * TN. S.JREYNOLDB, Hf ...f.....................D tA~r