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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17
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WlNNSBORO, s. e., OCT. II, 1866.
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as Will ada greatly to the wealth and
power OF tho country. Among these
Important indications, the manufac-
turo OF cotton goods, for which the
south IS most peculiarly suited, ap-
pears TO DC receiving more than ordi-
nary attention. Perhaps there is no
single Dranch OF Industry that this sec
''ol oo''o moro readily take hold OF
w" oo''"ih.y OF success than the
piou"o''o.' ol inc various kinds OF
'"o''oS "n'oh arc maze OF the cotton
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ADMISSION.

Cand;d";es so' admission into the Frcsl-
man Class must be able TO translate oiot" E,,@-
hih 'i'e whole OF Cesar Commentaries.
virgil Glcero,s Select oranons, anA Sal:
'HS' "G! n'"s' "'so possess an accurate
anu 'H'"nLe N"""'eagc OF 'he h"ua Gr"'-
HnF an" rroSr"y.
/" "TcGN' 'hty "i'i DC expected to pos
sS'' 'h'Fo"Gh kn"",o-ee o' 'ainy:
urseN uEAm'nN'' AhI"enS eui.i'n' nn" he
l.. np.e ~ sfa"%i,'s an" Pt,"o WIZ rc"h'heIS
Inst, Two BOOK s. ~ 9S S%tEGSA Ngae,' the
and thc first book or jI,,nsr"' n, ,a,. n.oas's'
IA Math6raatics. fpeir lnowlr,I.. vii, l.,
exp cctei 10 include Ar;,hmotis 1;,,L,,;,'
fraf'ioDs, Nnlurr and Oucipnl,I Fx,rnraa
Iiou ui c;qi,nrv ANA Nh, En,.,. ~ ~
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Remember sha Dead,

In some of our grave yards wo OBJ
serve some recent improvements in
tho way of renewing tho marble slabs
and head-stones that mark the resting
places of the dead. We understand
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17
GROCERIES,.

Salt In seamless Backs, over 200 lbs.
eacll, Coffee, of three qualities, Sugar Crush
cd, dranulated and Brown Of several grades.
Spices. Nut Mcgs, Pepper, Soda, Citron,
Currents, Almonds, Cox's Gcletinc, Corn
starch, Powder. Shot, lall sizes) Caps, CD.
Water Proof and Musket.
JAMES G. MILNOR.
oct 6-tf
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FOR IL EN77.

NTILL be offered for Rent at the Court
w House in. Winnsboro, on tho 1st
Monday in November, the Plantations be-
longing TO the Estate of Thco s. DuBose;
deceased. One known as
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17
ROSELAND,

Situated about three miles above Winns-
boro,. and con, aiming about 600 acres. On
this place is dwelling house and all ncoes
sary buildings, except gin house.
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lhad. Stevens. Congress is SUSTAIN
cd triumphantly, and thorc can be
little doubt that tho President will be
impcachcd and the whole South taken
under the tender Diercics (?) of her
most bitter enemies.
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The facts below which need no argu-
mcnt We clip from the Carolnian.
Our readers will observe that in tho
paragraph headed "rcal estate" it is
expressly stated that call of the above
lands was thin" With that statement
1T is easy to infer that there was no
great sacrifice con the auction block {"
But observe the second paragraph on
"salcs by the Commissioner" Ex-
cept two tracts in tho list of lands it
will be discovered that the lots av eragcd
about thirteen ($l3) dollars per. ncrc
in currency, That docs not scem to
be so great sacrifice con tho auction
block"
FACTS THAT NEED NO ARGUMENT.
The following paragraph, which we
lind in the last issue of the Carolina
Spartan, speaks in trumpet tones. The
truth now comes home. Property is
peng sacrificed on the auction block.
More than that. The widows of our
brave soldiers, who sleep in namoless
graves on Southern battlcfclds, have
been thrust from home, and their
household goods-their all, been
knocked down for q paltry sum, while
the poor women, weeping with their
children, haye stood among the SYM
thizing crowd, implorcd in vain for
relief from the law which made them
beggars.
The Camden Journal comes to us
With tho same sad story. 1t says that
the property sold on salosd day went ut
low prices, and argues that it the small
amount offered could not find our
chascrs at haif its cash value, what
would be tho state OF ,hiH,ys ic bali thc
property in the community were sud-
dcnly pat to, sale,
REN. EsrATE..Iha following lots
and tracts Of land were SOFA ON Sales
day last by tie Sheriff: 1870 acras $50
- acres :,25; 1856 acres SilA; 800
$GUG nc acres &2St AL the above
land wosfhif9a
o Il : Soy, - acres $956 same oS-
tat1 ~ acres ,S.tI0. Estate Of SgoaA.
J..
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The Education Needed Now.


clrei IL consideration of orr readers.
Tue people Of onr State are in n like
prcdicanlrn. with The. man who hos ,,,c
house destroyed lrou' over his il, ad.
We have TO rebuild homc Ior ourselves
and families. The old home was y
mighty comfortable one. its low; hipoca
roof largr airy rooms aud extensive nj
las,crcl porticoes, gave i; n Quaint and
yet comfortable appearance, as well ns
reality.
The comforts and luxurics OF the pas,
arc hcnceforth only the .wcal,l, Of 'tjtc
imagination. Memory may lippcr With
tOnu rrtroSncciivr Ul,nrn ,n,l ro,1 -;
idenlilics no longer TO be realized Rn,
the stern realities Of the present arouse
us to ACTUAL lie and bid us lay aside all
"fond imagininus," and deal with the
necessities Of lie hour.
Circumstances have entirely altered
our coudrion. 1unrs chaigc"--ana
we must yilane, wtn ,hpn. i'ho yaS,
mast ." blriellutl pasn i'hr p.,srnl
ana tI.o Cn0ro Is Ill that hvey to us.
Let u3nrL 'n@or runwl tbs graves Of
hnrjct a,R"s Having paii The nccra
es,nry ribrc o ,lo u.ar, to tu, loved
HIM ~" '''' - ''o ''a''''ts
u!"nrc must give
rr - labor. Yes labor,
"a "r""'ng labor, must br
v.''1' "a 'd ne 50 m"r we get toiwurk in
good "arl,!"St, 'n better. We must
ours, Ives. ak. hold q the nlow ,ha
anvil aud IN. loom Wa mus, ,nl,;v,,n
our lon.-nerl.ct.a muclr, and Gnd IN
vigorous exercise. no, onl wco)lh lr,
hrr.toro,e unl,powb health and h,nn;.
ness :rr'
But while we, who arc now arrived
Mt the ap, Of manhood NAV do mnch -
,yn.Ir We NAV rebuild our lono cnrrva.
.a3 Il SENS upon the muscle dcvcloninc
....> willie we can do mnch TO rrnu;r
our shattered hopes, and reaain our lost
rc,l,h and n0n.n,c ilis 20 ,hn r;sn,r
prucro,iou I'm, ,bc Sonth looks ,,r ,h,7
Inll dcv,loprm.ut Of her resource. .,,,
,l,at complc,e.ond (ull r,.ycu,r,,ion ,hn, @
shall l. nd to hcr rconom;r,I .non,,,, @ n"a
hcr ultimate r.,,,ivo and rnn,nI,,n ",'' ~
denrnlcnc.
TlHs mus, h., III. o,,.,, ;r,,s, r;,I row
or Of the Son,h TE;s ;s ~, nrno,,,roo
,icnl lever bv which VOC sh,,,f w. wMu ,n,
all OBJ, to les in onr no,b 70 n,,;nn.i
.nr.ot,.,s I1,,u H., n,,,,,o ,,l
OF tho vonth Of onr l,,J wn ",n,, @ 'l. .'I,.
for hcIn Rut hrro ~. ,,wy ~ n,..,';
~ lnIl,w ~ ,s nnry;v,nuIlr -, -
oluor oruolrrc's I,n,a;il, ir,1, 49,,
BE arcomnEsl,,1 Nv ,n.,s M,,,','',
acconnhsh surcc.sr,Ir,. :, nsc AUX, ,,,,.i.,
,ha nrnn,yo,orv nn,ns n,,, H., ,l'
The muscles rs yell - mnl. ~ th,s.
i,nuorton, wor,<.rs.nnr nr nnr l,,,i,,,
must be cultivated Ana nav n,1s, L.,
cultivated q, GrYr,iesl nri.,,nins ~ ,,,..
dcrto attain prac4cal rni| 9'h.,. ,ua,
be ed0cated .,horonctly, p.,c,,raI.y
educated
# The term qdncal,n,,. IA 4 ynry ..l,.n.
ssyely ,indJHan.n one l ,mt-rs... q
..-NnIY4Y -Nn.lYY d d;ill4pqll states. ,,,u.l .oa,,.i.
we iooh ~ " 'loW Nl&WeH' =. any '"''..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17
FARMINTGON.

Situated on the Wateree Crock, about ton
miles above Winnsboro, and containing
$500 acres more or less. On this place is a
dwelling house and oil necessary plantation
buildngs.
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SECOND HAND BOOKS.

fT'EACHERS, Students and readers genc-
l. rally are invited to examine to day tho,
books offered for saic nj tho Cabinet Ware
Room They may depend upon getting
most reasonable bargains. Some of tho books
are as good as now.
D. B. McCREIGlIT.
oct 1877
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17
Commissioners Sale.

IN EaUITY--RAIRFIELp DISTRICT.
Thos. Marlborough and Wife, Bill for
vs.. ) Partition Of
A. J. Hamilton, ct. al. Land.
DY virtue of deoreetal order made iii, this
ID case, will sell at public auction at
the Court House in Winnsboro, on the Ist
Monday In November next, the tract Of
land mentioned in the Pleadings in this
case belonging to the estate Of VIM. j..
Hamilton, deceased. Containing,
19B Acres,
moro or less. lying in Fairfield District on
Jackson's Creek. ard bounded by lands of
Thomas stitt, Margaret Nelson, and others.
The Terms of Sale.
Cd,h, sufficient to pay the costs of suit
and expenses of sale, and for the balance a
credit Of one, two and three years TO be
given. Ia three annual installments, with in,
ierest from day Of sale. The purchaser to
give hond with approved security and q
mortgage of the premises to secure the pur-
chase muney.
IL. A. oAILLARD,
oc; tCx4 q. e. F, D.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17

LIS INSTITUTION nnS been
opened under ve'1 2tseyorable auspicSs nnd
at II greatly reduced raie -. ",.,i,i" ."u u
terms of which are only Forty Do!lnHs iH. i"e
Annum, payable quarterly. Students. frm
the interior can obtain board at reasonable
rates, in respectable private families rcsid-
ing in the city
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17
Radical Triumph,

Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania
nave gone the Republican ticket,
without doubt, by large majorities.
This result places us of the South ab-
solutely in the power OF tho faction of
Thad. Stevens. Congress is sustain
cd triumphantly, and thorc can be
little doubt that tho President will be
lmpcachcd and the whole South taken
under the tender mcrcics (?) of her
most bitter eacmics.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17
AT DALY'S .JEWELRY STORE,

sept 4sx8m t2w
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17
College Of Charleston, S. C

THE Faculty Of the College of
j. Charleston would rcspcci-
fully inform parents and guar. :
dians OF young gentlemen desi-
IONS of obtninp n Cullcpiafo Elm
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One tract Of 2 acres moro or less, of land
land in Fairfield District adioi ing lands of
John Buchanan deceased. John Purcell and
Vanicrhors, and College streets of the town
Of WinnSboro levied upon MS the proncriy of
tohn EnohNuan (now deceased at the sui,
above stated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01

Of Fifteen undertake " do or docds 20 do
that shall be tho law and tho constitution for
and drive him from his position. We will naugaraie an
Nniagonsm between the Prcsdea and Consre that will
b. destructive Of the consultation and tho government
ana la lag thus Obtained control OF political power
we w dictate 20 the people 81 all .he States North
we'll - South what the normal state Of Affairs shall be,
what their constitutional relations shall DO and what
their federal relations shall be- and what peculiar fern OF
government We will impszs upon yoa Thls " " be the
roganoe Of the revolutionary Congress. and tAis
VIII incv'A ably lead " civh war. which, compared 70
that which We have just sscaped from. VII 90 ION
OF the country The revolutionary Congress- With their
directory OF aftesn, anxious spnitsts such WAR;
under for both live In s,cia equality On this
continent tcheers II you vote fcr black repssiioan
candidate for Governor will not bs fourteen days
before articles will brought In BY Con-
gross against the President and will ns be three months
before Connootlcus troo win 10 soon marching 70 wash
ngton 70 preserve the Unon they did 1890 but then
against Northern traitors instead OF against Southern
secessionists tAppknse.l This is tho revolutionary
conduct Of Congress against the policy OF
the President The President In . reconstruct onist
30 Ia your candidate, Mr. English (cheer and when you
vote for English, remember you ct the same time vote
for union the states rehabilitation State
In the South for this prosperity Of the
!ion and above afor all depends upon this-yoa vote
70 sustain the Presidents constitutional policy and TO
overthrow the revolutionary designs Of Congres and their
negro worshiping directory hcersl In electing Eng
dent Andrew Johnson ofTcnnossee Chsers This your
m ssion, Of Coanscticus, and Monday next let
20 iu'nHcl the uufnphAnt eiuctiou VI
ths democratic candidate for Governor, Mr. English
(Applause)
othor speakers followed, and tho meeting broke up
with cheers for johnson, English aud tho Union"
REPUBLICAN MEETING.
The republicans OF Hartford hold counter meeting
TO that OF tho democrats In American Hail. tho former
occupying Allyn Hall for the occasion Tue meeting
WAS largo and enthusiastic one and addressed by
General Banks and Patrick Cobstt generally announced
a. the Irish orator
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We insert elsewhere report OF short conversation IN
the Ho Of Representatives at Washington which IL
not without significance, respecting the n-heriss Mr..
Brooks truly referred 10 tho dangers and troubles which
In the past, aud stated that there
sdoat which have probably good foundation, that fish
ing boat being prepared the Atlantic coast armed
with the best ordnance and cs and manned by Fcnan
sailors 10 Ash OF within the prohibited grounds
We may say that we had hoard tho runor
respecting the vessel OF which Mr. Brooks spoke and
matter Of courc, II will BE- web looked After We
not doubt that the imperial and provincial governments
while asserting British rights will take 10 give
just Of osncs 20 ths United States sfak "
arising between to great naft~s a gveser Of R0
tore sscud b, On s~s sds n s lsas. cssss o0afsa
c.sl1so
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news from Richmond

RScsnosp, Va, March 81, isss
Alexander n Stephens arrived In this cry 70. night,
~ ross 70 wsshinstoa.
The Richnsad Typographical socsssy held . m>s,'ps
ths forenoon 70 eensldsr the Hsai dscsoa Of The pub
iishss Of Richncsd relative V rates Of compostOn
The prnssn sgAla unanimousiy refused 10 Aosset
reduced rssss fhs rsssn vfI pvobasiy BE- ssmrenry
saspensos - Ne osy jousnalI
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PunAprrsms, March 81, 1904.
VIM Psere, for twenty ysan psss commercial oil.
Of the Nora I~>rsoss and Tinted ssra Cassrs for
msry merchant Of this CITY died this morning, aged
szty three ysan rhs Corn Exshsnss. ct i,ssssicn,
passed resolutions Of respect 70 hs memory.
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Artistic.

The general exhibition II coioss, II As Dsdisy
Gallery. Iondou, has bssa unusually ssoossf~. ana lhs
sAlss have reached very large amount
TmE LAND or rGs Loros EArxHs." ~ LONDON.
tFron NE Londos star, March n
ssS.s ~: ~s o. :. . Ne a.:
THIS rssusmsns nsiive Of the unissd sAiss-aalsss4
his a sdueAon In fsay aaAsr the bss Of nAssrs .Aa
his work shove proof great natural gssigs. stsns<
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Is,. ere 90, Ss:sss s::y
Ass a ss' x: ss D. s <: 49, c.ss:
Is avo-sd esnpo.a,os blssdDs NE VARIOUS ssssrsi
beauties q Greek sc.ssvy via u-ss ssni Mr. Dusa>s
sss We s.r, s.rS r.ss s * ss q. ss 4.
charming sensuousnss Yah vhlch ths poem tssmsI All
silent a ossnssl.- 81 .s.s .orros,s. :1..ss ss.
like dsvnvArd SMOKE. siov dropping wells uhinnss
Laws. vhiI. In the bsesrog,d 'ths eharmsd ssns.s
emitted 70 very high prsis ns ssrsy Zoe his soeosp
ton u pciars Zoe We san, ssd ,asss dlyisysd
where IN. shoe etsssss.
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sss .-s. 30 sss ss.y are - ws.n S-...s,. = ~.
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,ss s.s.p.r.s, sos ~ $50 " s'sy @sas-.s Ssrs.
.An y. Not oasid That oissssss."-whss
the 1ss-fssssr.s. sAs ..sAsfs = ss.sas..,.
$3.50, sa "a. 80 =, I Sss .ss.ss = 1s::A s1 ~
Lms be, as.sr. ~. .s, fs.. 90 n~s =. Y
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A.-xzsssrss s.A ssslsss. peess s.A
ss..s * sys s.ss 70 80 v *, ...s 49, Tsis
11..:: s::.'s.s:s IS. = s. .s:.; Ne X:
hry.s as sAssrsr ssssvsresi "a. ~ 'w ssss ss~s>
''' = '''-' oH'' Il a ssooxs As-.a
a ssv.I $50 zee ssigsi Assssis ~ 0sn.
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rsy ss s..S sss.s..... "a ls.s.s AZ 49, :
49,. 80 4 40 ssr'3,--ssss-s ss,y-S - -
s-s- :; - $780, =. ~ 80 49,: -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01

.A.-Br.dIsx's DsPisI Elliptic tcr ps.-
Lk) SPRING SKIRT Il wanted by every LADY IN the
LAND, and SILK WILL HAVE IT. They vii mot nEND
e nREAx me Tho single .B,sf Issy .rs Y, nE.t -
wen ss the most 0RAcEruL and ELKoANT SKIRT, ewes
The iates, novelty is As "DurLEx EMPHEss TRAIL.
Nis ADMIRED Az ALL and WANTED by kvEKyBoDY
wksrs' sRHbIkf ! cYRY. n cs.@S.r. :as y ana :
nsAds Nsw Yort Also 81 Wholesale By us prta
sipsl JOBbERH the United states
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01

Descent On . Besssa osmbiing House,
Bouox, March 81, 1893
pose Of stais oonssAbIs. under Major Jones, made
descent lsss night the gambling bouss No i Brato
street AID arrested thiry-avs men aud SEIZED III. I'm.
plsmeuts of the concern.
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Foreign Thsatraoais.
ruK VAvoarry or v0RTuNB.

Prom the sunday uon1oaI rtnss March 10
ravorits OF Fortune, the new comedy, by Dr. West
played for the nrss time Monday evening Last Il
the Theatre Royal 0laagow. Tbs ptscipal parts were
supported BY hs Kate 6sviIls and Mr.. soshsrn Intel
ligsncs that the piece briIlians success
csived BY sssgrAph aud fuller Information, inciudng
the reports Of the oaaeow daily papss, sho~ that the
triumph has bsea signal The play Introduces Mr.
soshsrn part dinsrSut n rsspscss from any In
which he hes yet APPEARED Though comedy In evcry
of the word vsvorts a Fortune has scenes In
which vein Of ssauins pashos b struck, and Il was
prsctssly In the pathetic sosnes that Mr. 5ohsrn
w. most warmly received In The lighter portions there
little V thcss Who had ecu shs actor In
many nos p<ossthsr dinmiIar paris In ths more ssr
ous parsn be was comparatively new and untried In
thcss his reception enthusiastic 70 degree. Miss
Haville played the heroine In which delighted
ALL me dialogue of the play Ia told very bril-
liant and some u ths scenes wonderfully effective.
The piece will be played 10 Liverpool Monday nsrs,
produoed q tbs Haymasks Easter Mosday which 10
the Monday following.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01

A.-H1sess Ready made CleshtaG - As.s.
. sssss. .:.i. !. !EoE1H ksos. . I.isy..s p.s.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01

A.-aS Csnss.-Mshats Cotis aaA CaS1s1
uess, - esntA Rops Tvisa Cola o. HumAn hair Csne
- HvsQihias sqasily cheap .. rkoshAhs hsr hssseys
~ Qsa.1 stsssA bstwssa bovsry and Chrysus AAso -
Uno1eaaao Cut tks out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01

A-Ths !aHreve.sst rhre.yh sss
fallng sto disuss.-Nsv Yosk Commercial Advsrusss.
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A.-Ths "Dspisr EiisYsis" IL shs ossae-
81 i.vrsvsmsnt In hoop ssista New Yost Tina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-01

A--MetsaIfs's GREAT Hhss msste Rsas1Y
gives ir~dss~ rsiss IN cal - hsssssus~ 90 See
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All Hair Diseases CsssA ~ . RsGsias
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