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1VZ*DAT* 11M1301W , IST. R, MAANS DA VI8, EnTof. 4NOs 81 RYNOLDSo AssoAT1 EDIoR. A CONolk sst1oAL committee has exotietated Congressman Acklen, of Louisiana, of the charges or immorali ty preferred against hi. THE Bmsit I House. of Commons has sustained the ministry in the Afghan war business by a vote of 828 to 227. Tu GnAND DUCHESS Of Hesse Darmstadt, Princess Alice, of Eng land, died at Daemstadt on the 14th, of diphtheria. The Grand Duchess was the third-ehild and second daugh ter of Queen Victoria. She was born April 26, 1843. Her father, the late Prince Albert, died on Saturday, December 14, 1761; a remarkable coincidence. Her death has caused a sensation in her native land, and great sympathy is expressed for Queen Victoria by all her subjects. The disease diphtheria, it seems, knocks alike at the palace and the cottage gate. Fighting Dick Anders3n. The following letter from the Co lumbia Register will strike a respon sive chord in th hearts of the thou sunds who remember "Fighting Dick Anderson" and the mignificent divis ion he commanded. It Is indeed a matter for dep regret that he should seem to be forgotten when so many others Who 'did less than lie in the days when men proved their metal have been so generously rewarded: FAiFIELD, S. C., December 11. Are we 'an ungrateful people, and have we forgotten all that was glori ous In the past? Have we ceased to think of those we honored and sonic of us followed on many glorious and bloody fields in our late struggle for constitutional fleedom? The South Carolinian who held the highest rank in the Confederate army has earned his bread since the war as ai humble clerk, seeking nothing, asking for nothing, eOntent with a living made by daily toll, until want of emplov ment has driven him from our borders to seek employment in another State. I refer to It. H. Anderson, once a Lieutenant General in the Confederate army-an e4ucated and high-toned gentleman, and whose *orth is only equalled by bis modesty. There are those living in South 'Carolina who would blush to know that the State has a place to give that would be acceptable to and be a good living for General Anderson, and that lie has it not. I mean the place of Superin tendent of the State Penitentiary; and if the authorities that be are satisfled the Tresent inouinbent carpet-bagger has iad the place long enough, for God's sake make a vacancy, and pult in R1. HI. Anderson-the best and pulrest of men, the bravest of the brave. What say those of his old soldiers living in ihe Stat e? Rise up, and put him in place. Shame I Shame!i Can a carpet-bagger hold a flit office anid Dick Anderson wander a poor,exile? Think of it. FAIRFIELD. The Presidential Election Bill. Mr. Edmunds' bil to regulate f\ture Presidential elections, which has passed the Senate by a solid iepubli can vote, with the aid of Seuators Bayard, Merrimion and Morgan, pro vides that electors of President and Vice-President shall be elected in each State on the 1grst Tuesday in October, in every fourth year, and on the same day in October wvhenever there shall be a vacancy in both the offices of President and Vice-Presi dent. The electors are to meet and give their votes for President and Vice-.Presidenit on thle second Monday in January next following, at such place in the State as the Legislature of such State shall direct. In the ease of vacanoy in both offices of President and Vice-President occurring more than two montho preceding the fIrst Tuesday in October, the secretary of State shall oause a notification thereof to be made to the Execcutive of every Saemyprovide by law, enacted prir t. he aynamed for tile elec tion f ele t,for the trial and de terminatioo any controversy cn cerin thirappointmeont hefore the tim fied ortheir meeting, the secndMonayin January. The eletorl vteshall be counted by the two Houses of Congress on the second Modyof February succeeding every meein .o teOleCtor's. Every ob jeetion shlall be made in writing, tangthe reasons, and be signed by. aleast one Senator and one member ofthe House of Rlepresentatives. TeDomooratic S9nators, with the above exicoptions, opposed the bill, the chief argument being that it is unconstituitional, as hxing the duties of a subsequent Congress. Senator Hill oppdAed it on the ground that it allowed tooindeh time to elapse be tween the election of elector, and the being that th) three months Inter vening win be devoled to raiNiU questions and dissensioins instead olf allaying them. The bill has its dis advantages. It would change the day of general elections, and as almost all the States, by their constitutions, have conformed their State elect ions to the time of Federal elections-Novemi ber-great confusion would result. The great anxiety of the Radicals for a fair count has arisen since both Houses of Congress have passed froni their hands. As long as they count ed, the present ambiguous law satis fled then well enough. Would it not be just as well to let a Democratic Congress try its hand at counting just once under the present law? H YMENE.AL. MARRIED-On the evening of De cember 11, 1878, at the residence of the bride's mother, by the Rev. T. W. Erwin, MA. JOHN IICDOwNELL to Miss MARY NICHOLLS. All of Fairlold. MARRULED-On the evening of De eenmber 4, 1878, at the residence 'of the bride's father, by Rev. T. W. Erwin, MR. THOMAs RAINs to Iiss LOuis. NEAL. All of Fairfield. MARRIED-On the evening of De cember 12, 1878, at the residence ofthe bride's father, by Rev. W. W. Mills, MR. HENRY COLEMAN to Aiss ANNA OwENs. All of Fairfield. MARRIED-On the evening of De cember 10, 187 2at the residence of the bride's mother, by Rev. W. W. Mills, Mi. BUNYAN KELLY to MIss KA.TE FERRELI.. SH E RIFF'S 8 A L E. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. In te Common P3as. Goorgo W. Williams & Co. against 8amnel F. Mobley. I N pursuance of an order of Court made in the above stated case, 1 will offer for sale before the court-houso door in Winnsboro, on the first Monda.y in January next, within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder, at ->ubbe! outcry, the following-described prolr:y, to wit: All that plantation, lying in Fairfield county and State aforesaid, on waiters of Watoreo Creek. containing Nl 11UNDULD AND FIFTY ACRES, more or less, and bounded by lands of Jane Janet, James Douglass, E. P. Mobley, W. B. Wood ward and others. TERMS OF sRALE: One-third of the purchase-money to be paid in cash; for the balance a credit o one and two years, in equal annual in - stalments, with intorest from dav of sale. the purchaser to give his bondl secured by a mortgage off the promises, and to pny for all necossary papers. Sheriff's Oflice, . F. C. Winnsboro, 8. C., December 13, 1878. doe 14-xIt3 SALE BYJUDGE OF PROBATE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. Henry L. Elliott, as A lministrit >r of' the Estate of.Ja mnos R . Aiken, Dic,im ed, againast Thomas C. Poll ,c <, as L'r.q< tee of the Estlate of Leverich & Co. in Bankruptcy. .L. D). Childs, William 1) Aiken and Others. I N pursuance of an order made in th3 above-statedl care, I will offer for sale at public auction, before the court honse door at Winn.sbor!o, an the firat Mo n lay in January next within thme legal honr,, of sale, the following-de.scribed property, to wit: A traet of land, containing ONE nos DuxD AND sIxTEEN Ao.AEs, more or less, situate in the County and State afore saidl, near the town of' Winnsboro, a l jeining lands of W. R1. Robertson. Wil 1iamn D. Aikon, H. L. Elliott and H. .\. Gaillard. ALSO, A tract of' lain I, containing FoU R DUN DRnD AND) FIFTY AoREs, more or lessa, sit1 ate in the County and State a'oresaid, known as the Wmn. T. Trhorni land, ad.. joining lands of said Wmn. T Ti'aorn, Dr. Wmn. Thorn, John Bratton, E. P. Mobley and others. ALso, A traot of land, sitanato in the County and Stato aforcsaid. containing FouR 1IUNDRE~D AND TInTY-FIvE AEFs, more or less, known as the land lately belonging to Dr. Wim. Thorn, adjoining lands above described of Dr. Wim. Thorn, James Jones, Tilman Gladden and others. ALSO, A tract of land containing FIvE niiN DEED A.cBEa, mnore or less, ]ying and situate in the County and State af'orcsaidl, on waters of' Waitere Creek, near Wateree River, and adjoining lan-ls of Est. Lewis, Mrs. DnBose, and lands lately the prop erty of John larrison. TsRMis OF SALE.; One-half of the purchase-money to be paid in cash, an 1 the balance 011 a eredlit of twelve months, with interest from theo dy of sale, to be secured by the bond of te pgurchaser and a mortgage of thae premisos--the purchaser to pay for all necessary papers. 0.1R. THOMPSON, OfRoce of Judge of' Probate, J. P. F. 0. Wi~Vnnsboro, i8. 0 , December 13, 187$. dhoe 14-awvtd JUST RECEIVED. Frenchi and Plain Candies, Canned Goods of all kinds, Cocoanuts, Cranberries, Potatoes and Onions, no, 20, n1 J an.......... A SSIGNEWS SA T 71 in khe District Coom A)f the ulnied St1ates For theDi.i I itI of Sout I Caro lilna. E.c parte Jilo. S. Hkv%yInolds, A ssignIec, in re Williain 1). Aiken, Binkrupt. -Ptition fi Sale of Land, ce. iiY VIl,TU l' of an order of' the lIonlorable o IrIan, Judge of sauid ('ourt, Inlade inl the abfovC 011.1 . petitit.ionl, the unlders, ignevd, A.,-i-..0C of iliam 1I). A iisV1n, , k 11a11 upt Will LOst pub>lic ae bef.re tikk ('ourt I loutse oor, ill \'iniloro. inl the State of Southi ('troliln1, on llf first AMonday in Janiaryw, A. 1). l., ilnli(mtely al the Coutil y Strill' s sales, I. ptiM utotierv, to tile hi t bidder, the t'ollowing'-descibed prop er-tv belnging to lic esi&e ,I te 0 tsa' Willian 1D. Aiket, ltaripupt, to wi: All that. piece, pilrcul or Oac lat, lviig, being und -i;i;tm-,v atwEl tWo milfes eaNst o1 the town., of Wa boro, on the %aters o1' W,tre c A,' w:ers of Wacree lRiver, il t:il eon of Fairlieldt aid Staie ol Saultii t'artll. lilt, containlin14.g i.: LN i: l'NIIIrO ANO 8 XTY ACRE.:S, nI le or il- ,a d A b-i11d uf lands belt iig ai ; i ,qr. .; hienrv A Gailla!%i. I-, . lhe EA-:k1c k, i ;m . ,i . eeased, lutds of Ju i; .. : ertson and huld elto';. :-i to the Ets tato of Jamlle. Janis:ol. lceasced. All that certain other piece, parlel O. tract. of land, lying, being' and sit uaMC il the county of F'air-lield, in tile State of' South Car-olina, abotIt tWO antld one half illles south-east of' the said tow n of WinsIlSbOrO, Oil both sides of the pul.c road leading foi the said towi ol' Wi;isboro to the town of Calnden in Said State, containing i1x 1 UtNLnO.:E AN) NINETY-FlIE jtnIItN, l1n0re O1 , bountded by hlak or I)r. ui. A. Bu elh"al, Itands io.m11ih1 bel.n11inl- to th Eita te of andi 's yIrd, ) d, oJIer lanIds bIl->ging to tie Iai-l M'illitin 1). LA..en, bankrupi, ani land of lleury A. 6aill ; 1I A mv ing u Slhap0es;, inar.,, I.i , and bunIdIiVS Its arWe re)resen.Qd Oil a plu tat re-survey thereof made by 13. 11. Robertson, D. S., on the :ith day oi Septemnber. A. D. l,ib-wvhich plat will be exaibiLei at the slc. ALSO, All that certain other piece, parcel or tract of land, lying, being and situate inl the county of' F'airlield inl the Stat-e of South Carolina afore.ai, contain ng noliv ACnI.:s, iMore or less, a1;t,1 bounded by lands of Ileu1r A. "ail lard, by the public roti h!aIding t'roa the town, of W to the ti>wn 01 Camden, in said State, and by other lands of' (ie said Williain D. 'Aiken, Bankrupt, aitd haviig such shapes, marks, buitts and boundaries its II'e r-epresenited oil a )lat of re-survey uide by B. H. llobertson. 1). S., on th : 2:l0i day of September, A. ). 1Ii7b -fle saine being the tract of land as signed and set oil' to the said William D. Aiken, Bankrupt, as a homestead. ALSO, The followiancitioncd personal property, to wit : .ive head of males. Tne abovc-described retil ai person al property is to be sold fice firml anIld discharged of all encumberatice thure TERMS oF SAut.E For the por'.s.mnal pra.p.'rtv'---CAS 11. Flor~ the reatl estate-Onie-(ihird oft hie purnchase-mnoney to be paid ini cash, thie balantce inl two elliul successive annual inistalmenits, wvith itnterecst fr'mi dlay of' sale, at the r'ate oft seven per' centt.'perd annumio, payaible annuallv ; thle pur11 chaser' to give for' the unpaid balatnce a bond seured by a mortgage of' the prlemlises sold1 aind to pay Assignee for aill nLeessar'y paperts'. ~JNO. 8. REYINOLDS, As'signec of' WV. D. Aiken, Uinkrpt. dec 14-awtd CLE R K'S SALF!. STATE OF SOUTEl CAR9LINA, CouNTrY OF FAIlnFIILD. Ex parle JTosepjh W. McCraight, John S. McGr'e gtat. I N pursnu.'mete of a Pot itio~n ma:i1 in the above statted case.~ I wtill (o1fer for~ sale, bere rro the con rt -house dloor inl ' inn dbor'o on the fir'st Monday in Jtiauar neXt, within the legal hours of' sa e, at pablic ontcry, to th biaahost hi l.r, thte 101. lowing-described proper'ty to wit: .A lot of' land lying, being and situate in the town of' Wi nxlboro, inl t.io o0unt.y and State~ aafor'e.aid, on the nlorth-west corner of Van-lerbjorst street ot said town antd of MIarket a- reet of sai.l town, con taining oNa AiclI:, morer 01' less, alnd frontog1/" on \.arkte stirec t two hundrted strieet oni 'aundred~'4 anid iny fXeV ; hioundead on1 thea so.ithi by s'ai. I Market street, on (lie etast by said Vandcrhi'Ior'st street, ont thie west by lots of 0. it. TI.cmpjson, and Onl tLe nlorth byi thtr homie; tendl f'ormn rlny occu ied by James Mc('reigh t, deconasid. .Thle above d'etribed land will bo sold in two lot'i, on eane of which standls tho .51hop at thie corner of Market anid Van derhorst str. ets, and on1 the other of whtich stands (ho dwelling-houso now Ooupiod by J. W. McGreight. TEnMs OF SALS: One-half of theO purchiaso.mioney to be paid in cash, f'or tho balanco a crodit of one year frotm day of sale', with int r'est from said dayi, t: oroh'l user to givo't his bond1( Heareoi l by Itmor'tgatgo of the prom iso4, and to pay for adl nocossary papers. WV. 1. K EJIR, C LEJDK OF ('t'aR T, Clerk's Ollci, Srig A yA1aIMAN, Winnsboro, -, . Decmber 13, 1878. True Brothorhood Lodge, No. 344 Knig~htsi of Honor, MEETS t,he seondi antd fourth Priday even ings of each mtonth In Masonie Ilall, att 7K o'clock, JNO. 8. I1IEYNOLD5, ii. S. OffANRs UDictator. nOv 7 Rleporter. TO MAKE -MONEY Pleasantly and fast, agents should ad dros FINEY,HARUVEIY & Co., A tlanta, 0asia.na UL.fw P'RICRTHI Rfl TYiOI.LA1RS. J. 0. BOAG, 'i OF THE -'HIA.ND wNsOoDRY GOOD8.FAN UY GwOlDS AND MILLl.EltY BAZAAR, s leave to sav to hie 0us omis .)1 all otheurf, ill nced f Goods thakt he A i again pro 1 d sho vw 1hem one of til e I -( .1'1 b1 ) u$asIetd s,f.oek ahthi ;o everv-hiitd We r EI. < lYepartilfn'It. vill be n lit-it full of desirable id P C CIm T-.\lP GOOO0D--, - I IN uy'rs mnA Colfidolltly Xlv oi getting their goods not 0iy -t low prices, but of the d iiust dcirable quality that the P market affords MRS. BOAG h s engared the 6ervices of a I first-cl;ss MJilliner, who will as- , -;irq her in hr department, and 0 "h11o will ta-0 pleasnro in Pleas ing the most fastidious tastes. u AGENT i the ee!brated and most re i: le paper pattorns-But . e ik-'s--for Ladies, Misses and - Jhiken. ALSO, k fill and complete line of GItLs' La<iies', Misses' and t1d Children's Shoos. Z FA3ILY GROCERIES, (. 0 heese, MaCkerel, Cakes, Crack 'o OrS, U[accaronli, Spices, canl-: t dies, Tubmeco, Cigars,--in fact 0 you enn find 1111 anyI,ling you wanti r at J. 0. BOAG'S as low as the 2 s-une goods can be bought any - 0 c).where-. - eI cpt27 J. 0. BOAG. TO .savrIjoa ~~uim. _IO .l o SHERIP'S SALE. S'A'TE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CO UNTY OF GiEuNVILLE. .Sarah 11. Lewis, Excuorix, vs. :rah N. . ery 0. Lewin, Lliza A. Lewis, H-4b -r N. Lewis, d (1d. u anr,mwi of on 4mler . fr,om T. If. (<' . i I of the ihth circuit, I wjil l i r f. r so l-. in the lirst~ Monnay :: Juiinary next. befoare I he contt-103ns0 -0or in Winn.h!1o, vithin the logal .onirs of sale to the highest bidder, the fo'llowing deOscribed( prolperty3, to wit: All that Iract- or parcel of land, lying n) I h)eing in the county of Faiirteld, a3d .'jeining lands of D)ickson, C. Singleton 111( ld ter's, conlainting FIVE HUIND1CED AN), NINETY-Two ACIIL'S, more or less, as is fu lly represented by plat of the same to b)e oxhibited Onl daiy of' sale. All thait tract or parcel of land, sit:nate in the. :onuy of' Fairlield, adjoining bi is.of Dio sion, 0. Singletoin andi othlers, eonIiaillig TIi;E JIUNDInIED! AND) FIVE .C!:ES as5 represted by plat of same (4. be exhibited Onl day of aale. ALaSO, A ll thIa~t tract of land a,ijoining lands1: of l)jcl:so n, Joh)1 n '- y ''18 an1 d at tiers, COnI talin:ng FlR H iUNDnJI(D ACRES, more or Iuss. ALSO, ''''i 1al11ling 'iwo HUONLbRE.) AND) l'.1HY I'R1 .\UiW8, laora'0 a1- ltti. ALSO, .All that tract of lan'd, containing ONE no:I sDREDI AND FIFTY--FOUR ACREs, adjoilling f.in t'o J E. Robortson and John All that tract, or parcel of landi, adjoin ing lands of J. ''i. Pony and Thloma's 'Jones, containing NINETY-slK ACAis, inore or less. ALSO, All that tract of land, containing ONIE HUNDRlED) AN)) lXTY-EIGHT AoREs, inOve or less, adjoinimg landIs of Tlhomnas Jones andf J. E. Robertson' and others, as represented b)y plat of same, TERMS oF SALE : One-third of the purcbase-mnonoey to be paidl in eash, and the b)alane in one alnd two years, with interont from (lay of sale', at the rate of tpor Fcent.pe afnhn, thie sameii to be soonred by te bond of the purOhlaser and a mortgage of tho premiser, 8. W. RUFF, Sheriff's Offioo, 8. F. C. W V nnsboro, 8. 0., Dooninber 4, 1878. de 5-fiIx2 THlE WINNSBORO HOTEL -DY' MRS. M. W. BROWN. r pHIS Hotel, situated in the sentreof Ithe town, offors and guarantees to the p)ublic inuomenta unsurpassed by any other houso in the Place, Table ny. 1)110( with tho.best inz the.narket,. -'Coaw fortable rooms .and polite attention. Terms-.4.00 ... & - e s .... - ILIIVER This Important organ wcghi but about three pounds, and all the blood In a living person (about three allons) Rasses throuch It at least once every half hour, to nave he ble and other impurites strained or filtered from it. Bile is the natural purgative of the bowels, and if the Livor becomes torpid it is not separated front the blood, but car rl thron h the veins to all parts of the systemS, and in try lig to escape through the pores of the skin, causes it to turn yellow or a dirty brown color. The stomach bccomcs diseased and -ys pcpsia*, Itidigestion, Constipation, HeaWache Of1* ousness. Jandice, Chills, Malar al Fevers, ,leq. Sick and Sour Stomach, and general debility fol low. MIIRULL'S HUPArIaN, the great vegetable discovery for torpidity, causes the Liver to throw off from one to two ounces of bile each time the blood passes through it, as long as there Is an ex ccss of bile; and the eTect of even a few doses tipon yellow con0cxion or a brown dirty looking skin, will astoniso all who try t-thy being the first symptoins to disappear. Ohe cure of all bIll. ous d6eases and Liver complaint is made certain by taking H UrArINi in accordance with dircctions. Hleadache is generally cured lin twenty minutes, and no disease that arses from the Liver can esist I f a fi r trial s di sa. r SOLD AS ASUBSTITUTE FOR PILLS BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Price 25 Cents and $1.00 UNGS The fatality of Consumption or Throat and Lung Diseases which sweet) to the grave at least one- third of alI death's victims, arises from the Opium or Morphine treatment, which simply stu efies as the work of death goes on. $io,ooo will paid If 0piun or Mo hine, or any pregaration of Opium, Aorphine or .rssc Acid, can be found in the G.oDE F.ownnL ( 'o1 SYRur, which has cured peopl who are I . ng to-day with but one remainfig ung. No greater wrong can be done than to say mhat Consumption is Incurable. The GLoUR FLowUn CouGH SYRUr will cure it when all other means have failed. Also, Colds, Cough, Asthima, Bronchitis, and all diseases of the throat and lungs. Read the testimonials of the Hon. Alex.mnlcr H. Stephens Gov. Smith and Ex-Gov. Ilrown of Oa., I on. ,co. Peabody, as well as those of other remarkable cures ine our book-free to all at the drug stores-and bq convinced that if ; you wish to be cured you can be by taking the Q GIouUR FLoWER CoucG SvuP. Take no Troches or Lozenges for Sore Threat, when yon can get G.onn FLowRa SRUP at same 'price. For sale by all Draggists I Price Z5 Cents and $1.00 Grave mistakes are made in the treatment of all diseases that arise fron poison in the blood. Not one case of Scrofula, Syphilis, White Swelling, *Ulcecrous Sores and I ,iscase, In a thousand, is treatedwithout the use of Mercmi y in some form. I.icrciury ruts the boincs, ami the diseases it pro -A, dices are worse than any other kind of blood or skin c!isse-t can h: f :. I0:. tiToniSSTILt.IN ICiA or 0 :,*nx's )m.:.;:i-r is the ontly nedicine u1n1on wlmm Ih a hope of rcoem-ry fr.m Scrofula, Sy puili- kud Mercitrial 40isascs in all stages, can tbne Nr-asonaml,y foun&dcl, And that will cure Cancer. ',o> v.:.l I:e paid by tie proprietors if Mercury, caa y iv:qr 'iit .i!t purtly vegetable and harm. eml ),! -n d u i n it. I'ric 1-y a'l Iru.m;ists st.ro. Gi.m: I'.owtunZs C.om Svmuir and MKaMLOs hTIINFOR vi nx Livmat for sale by all Drug. uists in .catand $.oo bottles. A, F. MERRELL J; CO., Propriotors, PHILADELPHIA. PA. NEW GOODS -AT [ have just returned from New I York, and am opening daily a varied stock of DRY GOODS .AND NOTIONS, FIATS ALND GAPS, CLOTHING, BOOTS. AND SHOES, GROCERIES, &C. My Friends are Invited to Call. [(again call the attention of the public to my stock of "Bay State" standaird screwed and wire sowed Boots and shoes. Every pair guaran~ teed to give -SA TISFACTION.--. sept 26 J. M. BEATY. MORTGAGE SALE. BY virtue of' foreclosure clause in a mo.'nrtgage executed to J. W. Gray by kirs. L. L. Vance, bearing date Mareh st5 1877, I will soll befoi-o the eont-hous hoor at Winnsboro, 8. 0., on~ salesday in hanuary, 1879, withmn the legal hours 6f tale All that pice, parcel -md tract of land, Uiuate, lying and beling on waters of :ittlo River in the county of Fairfield 4tato of South 4 arolina, bounded -by andis of Armstrong, MoMeekin, O'Neale, 3ttsby andi others--being a part of the andi of the estate of' Dr. Thomas Fur-. nan, deceased, containing oTrisnw RUN )UED AND F'PTY AGIIEs, more or less, agd - mown as the "Kinoald Plae." . Torltns-OASHf. Purchas9r to pay for apers. W,HILt, dee 14-'la w3w 'Assighee.' NOTIO1E TO CREDITORS. PaOBATE JUDoE's OF'rog, AWINNarnono, 8. 0,, November 18, 1878~ ALL persons having alaims against the res e of Jam~es it. Aiken, de6e sed,' are 3ereby notified that they nIst establish he samte before th'e Judg of Pr61ate of. P~airioIl county, at his ofile,on or before he 1st day of Januar 1879, or be -. adfrmpaynot e t the ape, - . ,'ST - not 91'ig7 g 4