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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-19

IN, reshrving it for What he may consid-
rms plain violations OF the Constitution,
aud wi.i pUrsuc onirl course, caculat.
ed not to give his cncm,ts in Congress
any further canac for personal attack
upon him.
II was not until after serious considc.
ration Of TIC subject that Mr.. Johnson
drc'drdnot 10 suggest any compromise
measures ii his message. following
the ADVICE Of his leading Democratic
friends, he saw fl to rciIcrotp his doc.
t'imc Of restoration, AMI thereby avoids
the chung ofincoustnncy which might
naturally fellow; and further any con-
promise wo!G( bean admission tllat his
r""on1lrNcJln% policy was aiAluru. in
both The Senate AMI the House, The
.adilcrrnts Of the President will be far
moro indifferent to radical measures Of
legislation llan Ut the last session. As
.oiir of thcm expressed il TO-DAY, '',hrv
viii give the radicals all The rope they
want, hcpjng they may hang them
selves" YI!cse oitgivngs are rom tic
best Informed Democrats. ! lhi0k ,liny
will bo confirmed.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-19
News Itoms,

WASHINGTON, December 9.-'fhc
friends of Colorado and Nebraska arc
making Jealous efforts for tho admis-
sion OF these two new States into the
Union. Sumner and several other
Senators continue to oppose tho meas.
urc, tor the reason that their respeo-
tive constitutions exclude black men,
though few in number, in the elective
franchise. H. Sa.
Leading Republicans openly avoW
that some of.tho pcnding measures Of
legislation arc designed to sensble
eongrfesa to regulate appoitm ents
and other public mattcrs, irrespective
OF, tho Presidont,-sdehonding upon
t their two.thirds majority to defeat all
his yotoos.
Several of tho 5Congrcssnen elect
from tho South talk about Immediate
ly returning homo, tllefc being no
prospect Of stleiradmission. s.
The joint Committee on Rec opstruc.-
ton having been revived, stlleyswiIl
con commence work this week One Of
the Y first, things TO be coGaidered BIZ
thom will be &ithrefsranca to the s,,o. g
litical condition Of the sonthatn
States and tho propriety IF ~ 4 ~.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-19

Mississippi, there is no doubt great
demand, and it is not surprising that
some two hundred passed through this
place but a few days ago for Missis-
sippi. \Vchavc heard Of numbers in
Florida who expect to secure labor;
for the cultivation Of their crop from
South Carolina. As Florida, has
many cmiSrants frcm this Gtato, it Is
not at all surprising that those emil
grants should look TO her as The source
of the supply OF thoir demand for la
Dor.
It would be we'll hewoyoy For The
oitizens Of The District to look we'll to
thcw ability to spare Labor from their
limits. TIC cultivation OF cott,nWill
be the c'iicf Industrial pursuit for
some years, and labor rs,;c nDb be
high to make it.rrofL ,j,,c Nnt ii
our District is 70 supply large cotton
plantations in other Statcs with LABOR,
it is IN that proportion lelctorious to
her own industrial interests.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-19
The3 Governor Of Alabama end .tho Oonsti-
tutional Amendment, ~


ThetelegFams to the Northrrn prosg iury-.
iationto the recent message Of the ,toycrn-
.orofi Alabama, have very natara!!y pro-
! duJcd the Impression that Governor Patton
Z is Internationally favor ofths% adoption
,ofNthe constitutional omondmSu1 This,
s however, is not the case. liovcrnor Patton
Z isiho@, ascyer, oppused principle to :hc
amcndincnt, amdhc was only anXigus that
= ,ln Question should have the most oayctul
ndtafncst siacration With Il full bnoyl
cagc OF WllatS cons cqucnccs would in ali
acknowledgement its definite rejection.
4 The following is the message in uhI:
q - sJiXGcuTIvE Dart or .kLAnAMh,
Montgomery, December g. 1856.
g lcsaaa ..f th: Sea1ts and Hva3s II HtprG.
81, scAtaGtes:
a Events oftyasi Importance are now fran
Espiring which bear with peculiar force ppnn
titrelations which Alabama Srstnins 10 lie
IL Uuion.st& .%
TO these eycn,s we cannol Us indiycycnt.
They are Of 50 vital u character That wt
should give thena calm and deliberate con.
S siderptioil. tst 1855
~ III AS the ChiefJlxecutivc Of the State, j
q decm5it nduty iindcrthc Constitution. to
express IN form The apprehension, which
5aSop dow nbtless a,Nre withamc, lest The stab-
Atty oflonr Affairs 10 suddenly broken up.
here Is an unlijsiakablo purpose upon
tho part OF those who control tie national
legislature to enforce, at all hazards, THEW
own Terms Of f.restoratioi,.
The means they rEoposc tiircucn' to at
+ once reverse ounprogress towards tlIc c.
tahlshnent ofathSt permanent tranquility
which 10 30 :::nch ;;aaisaA by all. 70 do SO,
! is tolimnteasurahly nugmant the ,distrcsss
. which nov. .exisI$, aud 10 iuauGImatc coniu-
SION, the end ofwJi Ii no l,inan presence
can forcsce.
To-day the cardinal principle of rcs,ova :
Ion seems to be favorable action upon the
z proposed amendment Of The Constitution
: which itransmitlcd to'you iii my annual
message.
Upon tho merits Of that amendment, my
views nrc alre dy known, They ;sa found
ett upon principle. and are unuhangcd
Tho necessity Of tho case, ! am nov con-
a strained to thnl, is dincrrnt We ahoulI
look our true condition mli L. tho face
|, therefore, reconunnnd w TO your
consideration this measure in the light IN
Yhjchit now prescnts itself OF such other
Rmehsuro as your wisdom ,nay suggest
Should YOU see proper TO ralify ii, wc may
trust TO time ami the iniluentc Of our rcprc
scntativte 10 mitigate itshnrshncss. II, N
!. the other baud, admission bc delayed, the
warning 10 our sister States may be relied
Upon to prevent that. concurrence on tlcIr
mrt, (which alone can give the measure
practical effect
Having donc all, we mag then commit ou'
= cause TO Il just Nod Il N pArToX.
NJ fhe rcnding Of the message caused some
cxcit,m NJ, nnl in The Senate it was refer
rod to the Committee on Fypcral Nrlltions
BY Sens2t, noes 5. In the la,ss no action
was taken
rcFcgrams of .hc 7,h, alive ) published.
nnnounr, th,t thc Lcgislur, yric3tul lc
amend uieUt on HAT iaN b. . rvrriyl lp,ir,r
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-19
lntcro"tiA Dubatc.

We extract the fpllowjng from II
"i Gj1iGG l2(h? a'' "a '''' - I'''."r" N''n
The House WAS intrrradc t. lay in
brief discussion on an amos, ,po.
,sitouol Mr. Lawrence, y. l9nJ, H. ~.
peal the statute ol hmitutlpna ia Trials
for 'rcason, and providing th"tauy mou.
guilty Of treason may betricd anywlcrr
and atany limc. Mr. Lawrence gave
= as H4fcnson for the passage OF tins bill
/. thaGfunless'i s'it shoMll be cnactcl we can
NOS hang Jefferson Davis. Several
mo,nGcrs took legal exceptions to Mr.
'IlaWrcncaa position, but MI Stevens
$ Mentsriil farther. lie said hs wyu'a
rather 500 oyory Traitor IN t,t" country
escape thansseco nol lhcm luHE BY =
(. law passed u(teh hia offence and fnr the
purpose ofhangmg hun Mr. Stevens
I Ssenounccd such legislation as utterly
nlinshGahlc and discrcd,Nbic lie did
'not.belieye Alr Paws could be tried for
d treason, nor thaGshc had been guilty Of
Treason. His offence was that OF bel,
3 ligcrentgnot a traitor. lie tMr. Stcvcns)
lind not opposed The cilort tmado o bring
~ Mr. DAVIS TO trialyGuL hc hal not "a
,>,,StlS Al ,l,.,,, Jp.,IFI -. =
" o,It5, 1iSu "''I' 'i 10 WIS ,'''1,y oPF@7
~ ,ln:, ',,s s,l''"" -, , o' ,ne A'"n PFop"S
~ 'Mt''e''IWusIo Wv, maze ~ SO the mour' '.Mo
,MSso.MhNh MIs ~ M w oilSnce was comm'u'"
sS;, - ,S.ci S on'''N$ a,,. Mere ~, '"''',r" :
fFsN Ni'n pto'oumhu m attention. lhe 0!ll wcnt
>51,i,o.,
\: '',S,' 'S, sp!ne.n' unusually refresh
a1a ! a9l'o,% Sr fpfy''hs Ahs "!'he l"&"
y ~, :, - ''sov'r's - gives as
k ss.s.g%S .Ay s,'o o' 'nc ho"S'ro"'
StS.soiS ,'n ,;;, ''o1'"''rs e'nof"
n ssS ~ ss.,S '' = ''r.oio .''e congress
@ n.y., Y t,. stenT" :,' 20 pe .ofpuSA' belore
S0S y. NV c',os :, iecc'Hc lhos Nnahl-
y's ii 3 ss'ppore J, 1'.po roa'ea' party after
~ o'i'a0..NV3or r' y, &C lVsF 'acfo law
.s ssN''Tylh N''S session. oi Congress,
II susspoa so"S y general general iayor and only
fSc 9cp;f {Ns.etIoaS'sS S%tyI Soou lawyer, Mr.
~ oa,I nam, s,,,, :. INV p'fmlted ,nH ms party
az .,.. = ~ lai WY .w'l!' ms 'egal Snow
S,lnss !, S;,Yf,a ~ inr rs % ,n,ro'
s - pu'n;.o 6'';. ~ '.N'Me V"s's ana legal The
ia .."I .'S''5 op'i.'i,!ss'"hS, wh'ch nave
"a,r,a9 9svS,' .oo'a'S9 81 " t,htl'0 'o'"'rS
foun ssnn''|, ,"I ";'u ,,ts"'' 80 ,ar as rhoy
,''sso "ss''m.ea W.. JoriSoielion OF civilians
NJ IA N ~ ',',,s Z, gu" 'oT "clS aono al'or
49,
TaE WEAY5 Sl6niNS CcsoEEss. u \
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-19

Itf Virtue oCan Exccuti6n Tome dircctco
- VIII ohor for sale at F:iricld Court
House on the iirs, Monday aud the day fol-
towing in January nest within Ahc legal
hours OF sn'c, to the highest bidder, for
I"Sh' INC io!lowi"e Real Property. Par
sod in the order following uu,l Tue sotis!ac.
ton OF the Ii. fa, stated.
Onc tract Of 1850 Ncrcf, more .or,less O,
landHm Fnil+iel uistEic,, adjoining lands Of
Eo''mn bonlwarc, ,Ipo T.. Peay. Thos.
1"n$ST"na "a =, %fh%r" ioyied rHonhs ihcprqpcr-
ty,"f John. y RohertSon. ni the suit of
! has NsNnsary, Exr US John Harrison,
" JoilnsEuahanan and JOIN, j. Robert
One tract OF , acres, more or lSss, OF land :
~ fMEaetu piSirict, adjoining landSnf John,
PuitGlh anl Gasden, Ftir!iciltalt( Vundcr. !.
host Steels, of .rhas sqpwn Of ,Wi6nsJoro s,
lowed NpoM oEprtpe,l%8ofJ Join Buciran-3.
n,tlnow deee4acd,) at the Suit above stated,
One tract.of lacrc, more orlcssS SSf5lands
VI " N,nirnetd Disrict, adjoining landryof John
'"Nnamn ! deceased, and Garden md, Col.
ieyied ppalt rs The prQroriy ofJohnsI}uo,lan-E
ana tGf'''sdeIsffa CD At titsu:i above slated.
o;'$iraci ot5Gas saore4,, more or less, of;'
~ :, F,Iiei alioning hnls Of
ujTtsangt,&Gn, T.p'f s, Sr3Sl'edd Johp Baclans58
n"' pssieeFS',%,aNI, others, levied uaolkRsslheE s.
P.$,Pe'tS ~ eI'5l 5 Aiflanan, (nowd deeoasGd,
= :. ''.e sut':"poV' sslieaSit
oho ,,..c, or.,,So oo,a, /. q y
l9r'l In Fairfield Distjcl adjoining ianls sF 81 4
: My tl;.lS: y ;ulden, John nWyfc%JohnsCa
cart Riehard. Cat hcnftssapSl others lowed,
np3M ps The property Of j olnS \ l3uelnyioa. Y.
(itoR deceased at he $sui aboye stal cd .SSa
o,,5s IS IS ~. Is s an
,an t Il, = ,zI'
W fanQsit, leyial ,pSs m ssihe sgle aas
ofJolin Buchanan (uow eess al i "A
above stated q
], s., ~ Ss8s.ss sISSs sl
onetract Of lga acres, moro SlessS &c f
rms N !, Fairfield Pistrict djoining slands1a
: 81 Sln Buchanan, deceased. J,N sRetbl ND
BEee,ian SaS ne prop perty Join
statSa = y sl'.sapoye
!sy lS.. L $,gs Il = isss,
One trast of 1923 aores moro sor, lesss lofl
laid IN Fairfield District djoinjb lnm6a of
Ei!Ghard 90 q Gdtheaft oe iop.y.
tyofs Jobn Busa,,i,i, 2, ow
The The Snitaboye 4,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-19
The, Situation.

Ten States are unrcprcsontcd in
Congress. The President claims their
right, to be represented. Congress
claims the right to decide that point.
The Prcsidcnt@nor Congress contends
III an unqualified representation.
The formor wants representation for
those ton States in proportion to their
ability to show loyalty The tcst of
theI loJalty is the. oath prescribed by
Congress in an Act passed in July
1862. # tho representatives of these
Stascs can take that oath, tho Prosi-
dent is willing to admit thom. And
this is tho real issnc between that
functioaary and Congrcsss
Both tho Executive and tho Con-
gross having left, tho landmarks Of the
Constitution on this subject, both arc
necessarily wrong. But if the Prcsi-
dent grants tlcright of Congress to
prescribe the condition of rcprcsenta-
tion in 1862, he must grant tho same
right in 1866. But he sticklos for
! "loya!" representation, moaning by
such representation, not a compl lance
on the part of those ten Statos with
the provisions of tho Constitution, but
with the law ofCongress Of 1862.
AS far tlon as sstho South is. con-
corncd, the ten unrepresented States
are under no. very great obligations to
eithcr thoPresident or to Congress in
rospect ofstheir representation. Both
want l6yal representation one undor
tho Tssr OATH regime, and tho othcr
under that of tho Constitutional
Amendment.
The result will DO that what is so
blatantly donominated reconstruction,
will be iallasranged BY Congress, and
its scheme extended ovor the entire
South )
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-19
IIYNEMTAT,

s|-------->
M1rriod Oh Che 9th Decombcr, by
ti, ittN. G. 3. Belts, at the residence
OF the brides father, DR.. II. w.
OwEAa ana Miss &ALLtH f. BELL, all
Of this District.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-19
D. b. McCRElGl,r.
Reconstruction Tho Plan CT Horace
Greeley.

Greoley.
Our olioc has been honorcl with q
copy of the New York 1!16une OF re.
cent date. 1t has been sent to lis be.
cause Of tho plan of reconstruction
put forward in unmstakoablo terms
by tho Editor and Proprietor, Mr.
trecloy> This implied ultamatum
from SO prominent a mcmbcr of the
Nepublican party,is worthy Of more
than casual consideration.
The author believes that his plan OF
reconstruction is tho ono to settle
ctcrnally all tho difficult political is.
sues now between the North and
South.
Our opinion Of that schomc is not SC
sangaino. Mr.. Greeley thinks "Uni.
versal SRffrasc," will prove panacca
for al tho political ills. that now anEct
US. lfhc has iinpartially, carefully
and logically weighed tho conscquen.
cos of an<adoption Of his scheme, we
can say that he has done so without
any othcr Investigation Of tho,soucs
tion in tlo promises, than that which
is possible from q Northern stand
point.
Nathontany .clahorateoxposition OF
e.tF =. - .. e
tt'hNattfeatnc}p theabove touching nni.
yefsalsaalmnlnest5 let us grant Tor the
sake Of theargumont Univossal Suf.
fragc.
Perhaps Mr., Gicoloymaylook hon.
.e$t'y back to tho peace, luiotsand pro
lection which rcigncd d,uing an i'm.
partial administration Of tho Consti.
tuition and tho laws$in pursuance
thereof, and aattcr himself thata re,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-19
The Supply ofLabor.

There scems to bo an indication that
from d Stl the aggregate of labor inf Fair
field, there will. be a aconsiderable de-
dnotion madeaduring the present win,
ter. For + ,rida and Louisiana and
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-19

The Charleston .Wrcu,y lately made
Il good point in giving in consecutive
order the headings from several North.
orn papers embracing accounts Of mur-
dcrs and al mamcrof crime.
The MeT6lf&,'s allnsion to the re-
spcctiyc conditions of the North and
South, morally and socially, reminds
Us of the old fable Of the Nan and the
hion. Fhoy were walking cut, when
the man, in " spirit Of ostontatiou,
showed the lion q sigh of man kill
ing a lion. The lion replied, eve
lions none of us can paint, if We could,
we would show you hundred mon
killcl by lions for every lion killed by
men"
The North has the advantage of the
South. Their picture papers make all
South moan, and all North virtuoua
and rclinc.l. AS for govcrnm mt they
have it all to themselves and decide
all the Southcrns to be criminals.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-19

80 VI eioHc uuNo may W tuclCoy sS-
cured.
1t has been well said that The pco-
pic Of The United States now rccog-
nizc "no masters but the laws they
'smakc, and the maioritics into which
they range themselves"
Those two SAta of ACTION. of course
ignore Constitutional reStrictivus.-
While these exist, and are Observed,
minoritics know what must be tho linn
It's of majority rule ; but when these
constitutional! restrictions arc ignored,
the claws" AID tic "maioritics" must
necessarily rule. But the claws" be-
come absolutely $ubservicnt 10 the will
Of maiorities" and rs the latter arc
constantly iiuctuatng, Of course the
tminority havcno guarantee against op
preston and miSru!o. Il is no all of
| a N@iiou's life to vote. Make the
franchise a2 jroc as tic air, and gov
crnlAont becomes liable to al the
whimc and tie coprices of an Typo.
ehonlriac.
Bat Grant The nG'r,nc r,ivorso,
what follows! \ voting population
at th2 North, wish Z basis Of 22,oCG,-
! eco, combined wth voting popul;-
tinn nt Tho S,,,h ,yit,, !
ooo, 600, would ip1c6nitc,v cr;,nln
noliticallv s Oo0noo ,.]Tto. :, a.,
South Tho ,lrc,i, ,nh;,toro1
North yitb thc;r di.nos;t;,r .rl =,
c;Ii,jcs now of cml;t,or;nu r,o ~
ryocs Of tho Sorth AGAINST iho;r ,oio
owners, would readily range them
selves into nfajoriticS, and wipe out the
last vcst'ge Of liberty belonging to
'h't minority under the present Con-
SAtltIon. ~ decent respect for tic
terms hf Che Constitution, mnoritics
". ''' ~ h'PG wv VITA onlVcrSnl
'>"i'f"Ec away goes 'ha' 1eccnt respect
""' o'"r'''e" "'l 'hch oio' IN de-
SN""'
hS ma&na"'n''T ana justice IN be-
4,''' 0 ''r ''!' ''cS'dent shown by
" N'rHl&y, we admire. let him
%A,w mA&"Hn'nniy equally great i'll
''A'1''NG 'N"I the southern people
M'2'' ''%'ra!'y taEo Il different Wow
iEoM tA' pc"pl" OF the North, of what
'ne No''Sil'"i'on meant when 1t said,
(Nr'' ~, ol NmonG Ments), "lhc row
"EH" not delegated to the United
,"t"ir$ hy 'he Constitution, nor pro-
"hln''cd pylV 60 the states, arc re-
ISSrNfn 10 {no TO 1IHnH HmG nHy9teS ,rq#pcetlyciX, Or
Nmcudn,,nts ~'rhc c,nuorot;nr ~
.thc Constitution, Of certain p,c,,rs
'sshall not be cons5ruod 20 deny or dis
parago OTHERS retained by the. pco-
rple."
'Fho whole war was occosionel bv n
difference oror;r ION ,,s TO thc constr,,a-
ION Of thcsc and similar n,ssoaos j.,
| Ithc Constitution and must tho wbo,o
cri..o Of diversity Of opinion be
charged upon the South, simnyv be-
cause more muscle and cannon dociac,r
il orainst hcr ,
Will not Mr.. Gre.)cv show tbot
m,~nanimitv IN bc|icv;nr tl,,t wo of
/ the South believed Massachusetts. sim
core when she, in the first part Of her
State Constitution. declared thot
"I'hc people of this, commonwealth
.shavo the sole and exclusive right Of
Hrovcrninn themselves. asa frcc SOW
"ercien and mdcpopdont State and
odo. and forever shall exercise and on
"ioy oyory power, Iu..slictiou, and
fright, which is not, or may not here
"aftor be, by them expressly dclcgdt-
''od to the United States of America
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-19

. ~ S"N Nous'i'H'ioi'"ii'y VI 'NiFftt 'iNSiFttSSm ~
prescribing the test oath. ,Rermis4
..; , ~, ~ (. 4: Is;
~" ""S S'N'' W hic " l''oti'''' ~ ta'}
Suanoe Of his request, with the Clerk!
, .a,, 3S
IT.. ] he coal ll2Ids OF America cnYrrlwo
himlrrd . onl tvo,,tv. five 9housa,,tl
I'''''' :; '''''S '''''''S ;, ~ q - !'"'' '"N"'',
e'Shl tsuc'H states rs MASSACHUSETTS,.
Onc chile mile will furnish seven nil
- ,,Itsl
''""S VI 'o'H"' ''''''E'''y 'i"' tho"sait''
years:
-,
LhA new iron bridge over bnar
Crook, nror pr.numIi, eno,5nrJ
,r. @
""''!''E o" A0"#'."E@ ",'!' "'oppe1 I''.
engine attl two ears into jho water
,,,,in,
',' '''S,E ~ t''"S, pfiu5es'
tt!c locomotive and The cars.
nv. ;,
H'1 "h"'iNSH"'o%@h 0Nl a&aih.
One hundred and Ettr men l{1rn hcnn
I.;iI,l.;, NT>., ,-oo r., -,
H'f'ON' ~ -'"''"'''' """ l'Uo braves
arc movin@ towards Fort l[caynry for
thc nrrnoso of r,nt,r;,,. !. gis,
,''''' t-a
Geh \. y. Forrest, wlin kiIlal n
-, y
"'o'o So'''' '""'''"" "G", "HIie 'nc 'At-
tcr was in the act Of Killing his wifn,
hos l.oc,. .,.;nl ANA .c,r;,,o1
~ y '"'>,NN'
viii two Hundred acres Of land recently
soIc'ior eight hundred t''orsand dollars.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-12-19
WINNSBO.RO, S. G,
u. b. MurREIGI[T. rp,ror.

ID. Is. Nt, I1t ~ lI. i'niJh;,
The nndeyaignod rctircs ,tl,is day
from Editorial Association with
th9 Winnaboro NEWS and Fairfield
Herald. oar readers will perceive
that the position We now vacatc will
henccforth be occupied by our friend
and colleague, Mr.. d. B. McCHrrGur,
TO ""o" II = '"r 70 say 's mainly %"
n,,,l, r., ','|3 '',,"H" ,, !, ~
.,n,l, ,rrl I'1,G' III. ~ '"o ,'1' +" :
.;r .l> ~ :
rI;,a.. a.,,,, ,.: :, - "'
d;.l n,,,,,,l,l;,, M -; w ~
H. ao,;., .,,,,'.,., NJ, " .l':''' ~
thc ri,;,,ny or n,n n;.;,;, u;
,,.,n,;,, , ;I.
r;cncc r. ,.ar,,,., ,;,,l, ~,
Di.lr;rt = fr,,iy h,l;orn1 ,';,, =
a,,o 49, .ll. ,.ot,,, ,
r,n,,,,, :, ~
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Premiums.

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District. y liberal patronage will
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none asa Family and News papcr.
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for thcir kindness will strain point to
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s5!iEHiFTDS. S4sEES.

Rf Virtue oinn Execution ONE directed,
- VIII o!lor fer sale at Fcirtcd Court
IloUSe on the first Monday aud the day fol-
loving in January nest, within 1hc legal
hours OF sn'c, to the highest bidder for
n"Sh' tho io!lowi*e Real Property rur-
en"Se'S |" rny 70" Titles. The lands 10 be
So"' ~ me order l"!Iowing nn.l tue sat lslac.
ton Of the Ii. Ia, stated.
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fancy ourselves moro cunning than
others."
"Iruo oloqucnce consists in saying
all that is proper and nothing more"
"Ngc confess small faults in order to
lnslnuatefthat we have no great oncs.''
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a private letter Il ttps thot lo on nly Istr.
yiylHg v descendant II Columbus Is silSftlyslo