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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-24

How THE BAING WoRKs:-Quito a
number of Northern men have pur-
chased land in Florida, and have
planted and made good crops of cotton.
The time for shipment is approaching
and that three cents per pound makes
them screw their shoulders, shake
thoiriheads md say some pretty hard
things. They arc commencing to- feel
whatwe have felt and bocamo accus-
toned to long since, that is opprcs-
sion, Some hayc been honest enough
to copfers that they camo here Radi-
calls, 8but have declared war against
that party forever. Tho delicate
touch which their pockets have rocoiy.
cd have converted them. Florida
NeW Era.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-24

On TIE WAY TO FoRT DELAWARE.
The Philadelphia Lcdgcr, of the
18th inst, says that the four Ander-
son. (South Carolina) prisoners, the
Mcssrs. keycs, senior and junior, BY
rem and f. j. Showers, convicted at
Charleston, South Carolina, of the
murder of Union soldiers, passed
through Philadelphia on Thursday,
llth instant, on their way from Tor
tugas to Fort Delaware. They were
in charge of Capt. Crabb, 9Th United
States Artillery.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-24
PIANI'ERS' HOTEL,


u ~ " D. d. DHhAN, Pf0priGiGpS.
rNillS splendid HOTEL will hc opened on
l. tho lst of October, on tho Europcan
system II has been rcmodclled and rcfur.
nishcl throughout. This Hotel contains
over one hundred rooms, whicl, will bc rc.
served chiely Tor the use Of travellers md
transient guests. Competent assistants
hnvo been secured in every department, and
every attention will he paid to ensure com
Tort to their customers. Tho slecpinp
rooms are airy and dean. The rcs,uroni
will be supplied with the best fare tl,o mar
h'' AFFORDS rortcrs will always be ready
to at'cul each arrival and departure. nj
'iaips. The travelling public, transient
visitors and others, will find in it all tho
laXuries of a first class house combined
with the comforts of homo. The locationis
iiincly adapted for business men and travel,
.ofs, n" pains. or expense will bo spared
10 give en'iro Satisfaction.
I sept 10 Pm
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-24

hplank has just been brought to New
York from California, which is believed to
hc the largest ever cn in the United States.
IL measures twelve feet long, eight feet four
inches wide, anu Is three feet thick,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-24
NE w SPRlNG GOOD
. B Y, G. Q o ID s.
IA '-HI r-Ea.H HTl:ElI .KI13
CHARLESTON HOUSE,
STOLL. WEBB &c co.

- = H1' " III ID 60 WI
BSANGEs OH"E''S GELD Sfg'SNpp.
,o- ~. @, . ~
|of h"9 n''S e" o0o'S Ie''" " ohtWorM
SNTE have now opened q snlcnd;l
w Stock OF Spring. Goods, H., ,l;s,, .
Frchch nhd Amoricar, whici' are OF Tho
~" "oSy ny th ,''I. 49,.
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,,i ,"L I'~.I I".oi roar'. Co. i,n. N">
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-24

WHAT WILL Nor FASHION Do?:-Thc dc.
mauds of fashion arc imcxornblc, and the
followers OF the tickle queen obey her DC.
hes's with The utmost adjecncss. no matter
how ridiculous they may be. A Saratoga
letter says:
The fashionable walk for young ladies
this season is the most com,cal thing i'm.
aginabie. 1t is n sort Of hobblr, rs If they
had very sore toe on each foot AT first |
thought the ladies wee slightly lame. and
expressed my regret that such elegant ladies
should he 50 unfortunately afflicted, but il
bscame soon apparent that il was only n
fashionable lnmcncsS, for every lady who
affected any style was ntilctca with it sc.
verely. few years ago it was thee Jnny
Lind hop. that ell the young ladies were
seized with, aud sprightliucss was consider.
ed elegant; but now, just the other extreme
is the ton.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-24
WI ESGsE4S5 EEOU gG,

u = VT" VT" "''V""y oVtth,
Q Il q RI Il S no n, S. G..
TNHIS POPULAR AND Well,
"a KNOWN HOUSE IS now fully omen
loSthc reception of visitors, having boon
rei'lrnished with New and Elegant Furni.
lufe thro,fghopi; and offers to lhc traveller
@goon'noda |Se n and convcnpnccs az n First
~"Ss i,o'el' not not to be cquallod byany North
OF south The patronage of the >publio ia
respectfully solicited. 20
".'' o' BOARD por day, $40
agreed on. JOSEPH pItpr,;;p
w - Wy pfoprictor.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-24

lNIpoRTANT udgc Mum
70, presiding at the October Term of
the Court, ut Abbcvillc, has rendered
an important opinion, relative to the
jurisdiction of the District Courts.
He does not believe that the Courts
has Jurisdiction of issues where both
parties are Whit, nor of misdcmcan-
ors where the accused is white por-
son. He also expresses grave doubts
as to the Const:t'ttionality of the trial
of colorcd persons for fclonics in the
Circuit Courts of tic State. These
opinions are based upon that article
Of the New Constitution of the State,
wherein provision is made for District
Courts, and in which occurs the clause,
(which Court shall have Jurisdiction
of all civil cases wherein one or both
of the parties arc persons of color, and
of>all criminal eases wherein the .ac-
cuscd is person of color and the
Legislature is empowered to extend
the jurisdiction of the said Court to
other subjects" Judge Munro does
not believe that the provision to OK
tend jurisdiction to othcr Subccts, gives
the Legislature power to cx'1nd the
jurisdiction to white persons or in
other words, that the word sHliccts in,
the Constitution, does not mean per-
SOaS.
These questions will so before the
Court of Errors, in Dcccmhcr next for.
final Interpretation. IfJudgo Mon
rOc'S viowS arc s,,ctoino1 .n .,,n,l
mcnt to the Constitution will be re.
quircd III order to remove the difficult
ty.- fofhvile Enquirer
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-24
CHARLESTON, s. g.
Won SANTEN'S BAZAAR.

FSTABLlSIIED in the year 1851. in This
II city, has opened, for the inspection of
the public, tho most Splendid Assortmcn, OF
Toys, Dolls, Games, China Toilet Goods,
beautiful Mantlcpicce Ornaments, Ladies'
Work Boxes, Jewel Cases, &C., French Con-
fec cionary, Fireworks, &C., suitable for
Presents for the coming Holidays, such as
ore not to be found in nny other establish
mcnt in tho South, and to which the pro-
prietor respectfully solicits attention.
Accordeons, Harmonious, Porcmonnaics,
Bags, Beads, Combs, Brushes, Pcrfumcry,
Pipes and Tobacco. Kerosene Oil and
Lamps in The Greatest Variety, &C.
. A liberal discount will he made on all
goods sold to dea.crs, and
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-24
Reputation, Repudiatad !

The Raleigh h STANDARD says, we copy
to-day, from the " ilson Caroltntan, u
short but powerful letter addressed by
Hon. b. Il. Moore to Richard Short,
ESD, of Mash, on the subject of rcpu-
aiation. This letter is worthy of Mr..
Moore's head, and of his heart, as that
ct an honest man. we lost all but
our honor as q people in tho late
struggle, and in the name of all that
is sacred let us preserve that. While
every indulgence and forbcaranco
should be shown in the collection of
debts, let us save our good old State
lat all hazards from tho shame ofrcpu-
diation. But it is popular, is it, to re-
Pudiate Well, what of it =? Popu-
larity based OH dishonest principles is
not worth having. That is our judg-
mcnt.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-24

CousIi SALLiE "A few days ago, we saw
a box at the anding which was marked
"Wni, Potts, Medical Purveyor, c. S. A.,
ntgomery, Ala, @. S. A." We had not
seonit long before an individual more than
twoshtcts in the wind came hiccupping and
staggering among the barrels, bags md box :.
es on the leyec. lie was not lon. in gyrat
ing up up to the box we have mentioned
lie saw tho address and gave two or three
inrring hiccn2s in speedy succession, before
he could get, out punch like laugh. lie
finally Strengthened himself up with tho
gravity of punchinello and -cxclamcd,
GLOW are you Cousin Salie ?" "Wcll, old
G. s.. A." he continued, al thought you
were dead Cousin Sal. Your initials must
now read, Confidence Strengthens Attic.
tionsP You've had hard road old gal, and
the radicals intend to send you across Jor-
dan--but keep stiff upper lip, and you'll
come ont right after all." IIo took his
leave by giving some half dozen hiccups
and saying, cold c. S. a., have fought,
bled and died for you, but hang me if ever
shoulder a muskct again for anybody
Memphis appeal.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-24
TOYS AND FIREWORKS

cnn be purchased in SIS, $40, $40, $50 and
$lo0 lots. putup to suit tho country trndc.
Al packages aro put up with care. and
will DO sent, per express, TO any address
upon receipt, of Cash, or c. o D.
FRED. Won SANTEN, Proprietor
oct a-3m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-24
RALEIGH, Sept. II, 1866.
Mr.. Richard Short

RALEIcH, Sept. II, 1866.
Mr.. Richard Short: I'
DEAR SIN: T have received yours.
asking my "opinion, in a few words,
whether private debts can be repudia-
ted, or not 2"
| am greatly surprised that it is
deemed necessary to ask this question
after a national existence Of eighty
years under the Constitution OF tho
United States, one clause of which de-
clares that emo State shall pass any
law impairing the obligation of con-
tracts"
Now, every man is bound to support
that Constitution, and every sentence
of it. And every person, who may
become an officer of the State or u
member of the Legislature, is COM
PEELED, as a necessary qualification,
before taking his scat to swear that he
will support said Constitution, which
he cannot do and will not do, if he
shall pass, or try to pass, any law I'M
pairing the obligation of contracts.
'''OiJ I"M WlllCu ullliltlS COnCTQCU OF
repudiatos it, impairs the obligation
of contract, and is therefore uncon-
stitutional and void. Every manswho
votes for it commits perjury and
liis his hand against the majesty and
honor of his country.
Surely, sir, no man in our country
would, if he could, so dishonor him
self or his State, as to invite all men
to break their faith each with the 9TH
CT, and aiix stigma on the name of
North Carolina, which no time may
cifacc. God forbid that my eyes
should ever behold this disgrace upon
the"Old North State" Such a con-
dition would place her lower than any
people of whom VIC have any account.
Ihavc answered your question, and
gone somewhat bcyond-but my sur
prise has been the cause.
- am, respectfully, yours,
.f b. +. MoonE.
P.S.-Thc Courts of the United
States, and of every State, have de-
clared such legislation void.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-24

Rocky Valley, Carroll CO., Ga Aug. G.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-10-25
Ansgano.

Ser attantiias Sslssraps trinst @aarihtsn bis
gum %. Sflotr. Sas eiiensepanjsrte amerifa,
niihs SrisssihiT Wiantcmaud unS anbsre Sdifs
te bon u~nisrsr slotts, traren in 6amturs s~tnsctrcf,
Ten unb Die Sifeisrs BON ben 8sbSrbsn fellib bes
rirtbst mprbrn. gpanisn ertlSrt, haB 60 bic melt.
Iihe Waat BEG 8abfss tsbaupten min, nahosm
Die franSbfltsn Sruppsn &om pnfa1sn baden.
3miihsn preubsn une @adisn III enelih Der Srie.
&c unterSsiAnst lrerben.
Ser 8Snts son 5annopsr Sat nod cine
proclamation an isins friibersn llntsrtbanen erlaIs
len, norm er ~bisfsltsn ibrer untertbansn pfihten
sntbinbst. NIT benz 8ortsbalte ieoob, bas ibre 6uls
Disunsssios BON Dem Nusentlifs an triebsr in Strait
tretsn NO sr, S6nis 6sOrs Der Sanfts ODER elmer
lsiner ~lesitimsn 9atfolser tpisrer auf ben 9bron
s~slanssn ioate. (ssirb fbnerli9 %eintrstsn. gnts
toronto Dirfen BADEN In oieism Sabrbunosrt fir
immer ausssipielt, umiomebr, Sa nod su pisle BON
Der sOrts iitris iHnb, wstAe Die Wslt iebr gut ents
bsbren fDnnts.)
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UeriuQid6Bunq DeS 9ebens.

Beniamin Uranflin isste isin 2s6en auf's spiel,
uno p.rlcr eS beinabe tet isinen Grperimenten nit
BEN 8liben, tts er Den atleiter efuneen Bate.
Ser unetaennissige 6sleenmutb hieies ptilricrbsn,
Der lein 2sten gum Beisn Der Msnihbsit 70 oft Ger
arS6ten @sfabr ausisste, fann niht 5u BOD &C.,
ihGst merbsn, ater bic frepelbafte Soafibnbsit,
trelde manas Menibsn a%ntreitt fh, cbne einsn
suten, fctenerertben Stpsf cabst 5u p~erfcl8en, In
Die srSbts Scnessefabr III farsen, perbient bic
Mistiuiauns aaer perninfiisen Msniaen. &c
muB ben @briffen unb gtoraliitsn NIT mshmutb
unb 8eraHtun8 erfiiQen, rsnn nas gublifum nit
Sauienben Bon 9dnoen Beiial flaIht unb nit
nrnnernben Surrabs bic 2uft nlhittert bsim Gin,
tlif zines e%itlen, selSsisrisen Meniasn, pelder
bic Bre4beit BAT, Der 0crietnnS $rcs 5u tisten,
mnb nm lhmusissn Gerinres unb eitlen 2ctss
,riasn lein 2sten auf's spisl isst. Gin Blcnbin,
Der feline grauenbaflen Suuftfinfte 6rh In Der 3uft
iitsr BEN Niasara 6aQ nusfitrt; rber Elm Seil,
tGnisr, Der an Ssifen uno Staasen unter einem
2uittaaOn aHsnmabise Rur,eltdums iAIdst, icats
ausse5iiht, unb niht nit Sch uno BeifauebsSeus
aunssr ibtrbGuft rsrben Der Nbentsurer, Der In
elmer Nn6lhale BON einem Bcct, has tlos fGr einsn
DiIAteiA taust, ieer ben Atlantilhen Ocean fasrt,
iclte niht fir feinsn Wlui6 uno llnternebmunass
seif sslcb9ueelt, icnoern aIs elm sro6erNarr bsbans
BELT pernsn. Wfan icnte meinen, eth nenfsnbss,
intsui8en,eS putlifum pires iclden 6unffifen
unb Erlfabnbsitsn NIT Ablheu unb ghauber Sen
&iden, uenosn; otsr bic ansemsins Natur bss
Wlsnlhsn TT Der 2lrt, nab er @efalsn naran fnbst ;
Die 3iets 3ur Mnfresnns iAeint Dem 5erDbnlihsn
Wenlhsn, ben glrmen pis Den &sthen (oenn untsr
ben lsstsren sisbt es aud risle sswSbnliae, ia ses
meme Sselsn), innesu rctnen, 10 haS tuenisfena
Die 9ilfre hes Dutlifums BON nisisr unmoralildsn en-,
undrialidsn Nsisuns fir lolde aufrsssneen @cr'
i~fsInnssn uubsitbar tsis7sn if.-G Die 8rase 1T.
Of niAt nas @efes einihreittn uno iclHe Ser
i~isQunsen perbistsn icute, iuctei Msnlten itr e.
Fen auf bic ibnDbsi1e Wsiie auf's spiel issfen, I'M
BON elmer seoantenlcien Meuse @elo unb Beifal
IN erntfn.
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Atnctnnatier Wdrftbertnt.

@ineinaati, ben %. Oft. 1865
Webl. : Supsrfein,s SlOh-1t; samilisnmebl $i2I
-tSR. Deuig llmIas.
80 eisen = Nsnia @eftafte. 9fptber $2,75-2,9 90, lie
mad Site. gefer arIhiabrspsi en- hel auf 2.25
fprn. = @emiibtes in .6olbsn ftebt auf 82-S3 Gts.
SIR neuss merten so Stn's gffcrcert. ater ni6t bsSablt.
Safer. = Stie9 auf 1850 @tt lie nad @ite.
@pgaen. St ST. rs js nah @nte.
gerfs. = Bette Se,bft feft auf $i,6o-st,7O Srhbiabrs
~$i,45-$1.oO.
WalS 81. 50-t,70.
meb gprf. $32R-32A.
eeitenfped t7R. S6ultern 15h Gents.
s6mals. -15-t54 &ts.
s6infsn. = @eSuderte 2s-2aA Cts. Sarrmsr sGin.
fen II @ts.
- Suder f2-159 Sts. fir rpben ~aaffnirtsr barter IL
-17A Scents. Sprto Riep M1ptafes 800 Cts.
Butter. -2S 80 esnts, fur bette central Osio. Germ.
sere Sprtsn 20-25 @ts.
RGfe. 16-i6R 9ts.
Sier. 24-25 1ts per 9nsere.
@bisfp. S;ebt auf 81, s3-2.34.
Samen. Sla9siaamsn SlA-2.S0. Sleefaarnsn Us
SimOtbY 1920.
9ein6i. Si,62-f,65.
@a6s.- 1913 Gis.
Seeern. 1917 @ts.
9al pom eanee 124-t2A cts.
gifen. Big x50-S53, bot blaf.
@etrpdnete aepfel. s-12, gfrfi8e f2-t6 ets.
per 9funo.
aepfsl. srif8s, s2-4 PER Barrel.
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Ncns geebttns unb Spes geebltns
Wur5el=N eben

Sie 2isblinastraubsn i'm Seio S9ale = Die bes
itsn Meins uno Safeltrautsnl
Die gufmertiamfeit Der g8tinpfanSer unb Sarner hber.
batpt M 70 hermit auf pbtee Ghanssn aelentt, welte beftimnt
fne. ale bic jest befannten Sraubeniorten Total IN Stattsn
gu itsnsn. splsenee eissniaaftsn ssbsn ibnen cen SOrrans
ppr alien dneeren.
sic wa6ieu ippi9sr. fbneler unb lei6ter as irgenb cine
antere Sorte. Sic tragen reibiI6 nno hno bic lest upn
|ieber 8GulniB rel ~gebitebsn. @s limb irbr frube Sran-
ben uno brinaen febbalb quite Tretfe. Die Gens SeetlinB tit
am Is. guaut reif. bic Sres Seerlin9 8 Wp6en ipdter.
Gs ifne e~inbeimide Rfansen. beipe IN Sbip Voren 83oE
oen uub eebbalb unierem 9pcen unb Sltnia ~beioneers an8es
mehen.
lGeine Gfan,en fnb tbeil peiie ablsser. tbeilpeiie pom g.
Iunceu, frlfti0en Shn,tfIin len i'm freten Belpe geiUs
a en- nab mn6en hebbalb unbecinst wabien, mdbrero 70 oieie
pn gaumgdrtnern an9eseiste YHansen. nurt funft tte QSdr=
me i'm Srsibbauie gum SBa1'sn aetrieben wereen. nm. wenn
tas pTsne Selb aus Jeest. su trdnfsln une neil ne sben per=
batideli iine, nab wen8en 9abr.n gang ab3uferben.
Die Sues Seetling 1T cine bunile. conpdftc Sranbe RON
tarfem uuo lieblihem arpma uno 8bt etnen asen, Ger pom
&ennesn stm behen Surrsunctr 9~ls!de5eifslt DirS.
Die iens Seeelins lit cine nod lebr neIe Sraube. elm 4bs
f6mmlina Ger @atapba nnp Spr Srdube. 9te Seere ut 8rp1
Ser ais RE Sves, Isbr iu6 unb sbenfais pom ountler 8arbe.
Gteifs: Spes SeeeiuS SO @ents per Stud, 5 Dollars per
9usrne, $25 bic $40 per Sunbsrt.
Stens S%seelin8: rs Gents per Stud. $6 per Oussns, $i5
per 6uheert.
eeneOre. S~artforb. 9rOlife. Sslapare. eataUba unS an.
here Sprten ebenfdlls su cen bili8fen Bretien an 5dnt.
9efelluneen auf }pes Sesbling ue Jens Seeettng rnuf=
fen idnell gsmadt wercsn, ba nur ment8e Wur3elrebsn i'm
W2aette iinp nno Gle adfrabe 8roB tit.
IUe yefslunsen muHen Cab fein. 9Oft SfIee Srsers
weree n p%orSeOgen. fer Sttetbt,t baleer
Gn fiber SarInsr Fam iib ieinen ei8snen g8etn sieben, elm
ieser Saasbeiss. in Der staet feline ei8enen Safsltraubsn.
8eferensen:
O.. Sonet, 8rdftent 6. nnb 6. q 81.
Stub 81. Slpan, Sptcial Wtdil aaent.
@apt. gpuis Sraub, 6ftsutliaer Tptar.
tim nabere Iustanft wenee man nd an
Spais Nltadbtfr,
Dor 81, Sanrusfp. Obio.
Climber "a. st 10
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9as Seutide lit Ysnnfbluanien.
(ans Noifpr VrObf's 3eitf1riften.)

Wir lsten In ether Belt, irc enaliIhe 6tneer,
arc6 unb flsin, Ha niht ihamen, tbre neutiden
@crp6ter in ibrsu Gr6tern nod 3u iHsltsn uno ibs
nen hsttere 8prrirte AT MAIDEN, neil He oentlh
,raren nnb tore neutihe Muttsriprahe Iisbteu.
@ir fennen n,auhe heutIhe Gtmci,ne, 100 nte Sus
asnp tsin Geutia lernt unb miisn rfTsn sefsten,
70 Oft mir In cine iplds Gsmsinos ttifen, fommt
una eas Bsinen an. Gpnn,t man in bic 8trhe,
70 fssn ha elm paar alte @rcBmitter nit itren
BriQsu p,r ben beutihen Gefansbi4ern une fnsen
nit s%itternnsr Stimme bic iarnsn tsutitsn @bcrG,
Is, udbrenb bic Suseno, mslde niat vosntia" lsien
fann, fumm nnb DUNN habei fst unb uuheraaft.
Son Der Yrseist psrasbsn is has Wisife niht,
neil es ntHt plain" senus 1T, unb fSnst Der @re'
hissr enolih ben Sunsen III @sfa1en an, snsliih
Az p~rshtgen, 10 ipirb fstne Ssit, Die cbnebin fpGrlih
8erSbnlih bas Dsutlhe ME cas Gnslil4e psrbun1t
unb rerfampert.
&cmntt man gum GcnHrmanoenunterrint, 70
lernen einige ben eeutftsn, aneere Den en8li1nen
6atehiamus ca pire tenn nit ben Sret spras
den buum8sbinft, Der prseisr fam feline rshte
Nt,slesuns sebsn 1T am Gnee frcb, trenn MIR Der
6atehisnus auswsnbis 8elsrt tn rb CT nun aud
rertaneen iriro, baron ma8t Ct gar niht 5u lpre'
hsu.
Ssnnch BARI man nitt meinsn, aIS trenn cas
3suiihe fh nidt msbr LANCE baltsn merle. Sine
gprahe, ME tte heutihe, firtt niht 10 iAnen, ais
fh Wanhe sintilnen. Nu1 lpernen bic gpransn
niht seraee In bsn GHnlsn sslsbrt. Gie Nlens
ften rerftanhen bsfanntlih ihrn ;u irrsAtn, sts
fA nod trSenb ein gdunsbrer bic Ngise seucm,
men Bate, fe Die @s8sln ibrer sprahe ju letren.
Sie aQemanifhen Stammsencnsn Der heutfhen
gennfplpanier i'm Gllab bsinesn fa fApn tie,
200 SABRE unter frans6Rfher Seriauft unb BIZ
llnterrittsipraHe In Cen rcstisen Shnlen III ieit
fetr LANCER 3sit ateraa bic franiSFlGs, unb bod
f6at es 6ieien Gliabern niht sin, bas Adli9e ;a If
rtr 8clfss nnb umsanssiprane su MAIDEN.
gfch weit bs7er 1T nas 3sutltein 3eut1d penn.
i~plpanien ssfeQt. GaHslte IL ein 10 gutter uni
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aud in Der gsriOn sinss Wtittirssrs aus 9snnipl'
panien seidab.
Riatsr. Ask him whether he is guilty or not
guilty.
9ranstf6er: 9ri6nsr, nu icuh bic Sort infors
me, Of Su stlti resr net silti tiIht.
Ser @sfansene fhittslts ben 8cpf. eth pefhr'
iporter Der Sefsntlidfsit unb Minclihfsit mnter
Gem auditorium ruft: Der 0cImetiHer fam ia
fsin 9eutib fit ou f4ufois?
etrcbmsr: Sa, msin Galafsslb an ber @irer'
lra6e.
aa8eneines grfaunsn. Ser @ihtsr mint mne
Brubsr Strcbmer riro In ben untern Stca ne5
6rtel 9siB,ans ahsefa9rt.
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IScS Musssaeidnets @ebenl = Mir ma,
den Den 2sisr auf bic an;eise bes 6rn. g. att.
tGbter IN Sanbusfp aufmsrflam. Beioe @eten,
~icrtcn irsreen als ausseisihnet e~eprieisn. SCI.
Warins tsi plainsile. Samilton &c., ., ppbn.
tait, mabts bislss Sabr bon 8 adsr Sues @eben
1900 SAT-. bee bsisn Wsins, far ipslAen ism Re.
reits A ScIare per @alcne ansebcten 1T. Ser
Rsns Srehtins trdsI istr rsiblid unb nirS nm
Mitte Ntauf ihou rsii trcs BEN fdlts fen Better
unb wdaf is9r ipris, Sober Barmsr unb @ars
tentslisr fclts untssin8t cine Yrcte namiit ma.
hen.
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Columbus Warstbert&t.
@rcf. s.. Nuseripn'8 9ermabpr 1T elm. 8lif=

&rcf. s.. Gnrerion'8 9ermabpr 1T cine 8lhf=
fla cit ,um suberen @inretben. Gin %wertbpUlles
bem,tes grdparat, entteft pom einem %beribmten @bemifer.
Sin fderes Seilmittel fir entsintuns Bel allen @uncen, fur
OuetSaunaen, gerrenfunsen, 9ranerunben. entshneli9en
Gbenmatsnus, Bronchitis, Srhien8ei6pnlt. an8snent3nn=
bi1ra, aufaebrphene 0rnte, srfrprene 5ase, 8rpiibeulen, 6a=
m~prrbpieen (8iles), 8innen i'm @et6t. 0ierentite, une
ale gertesunaen, tenen Der meni@li4e 4Srpsr unterrurfsn
it,
gei gfereen unb Rinepieb 1T es unibertrsfli6 ale 5el.
mi.el fir gatle, 6ufaeihpulf, 0errenfunsen, Wnncen nne
allie @erlesunasn Der Sbiere. es bift seui6, rsnn 60 laut
Nnweiiuns sebrau6t piro.
gu BADEN in allen apptbeten.
o. Nanfp m u. Go, gieentbhmer.
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@daemiihle Ri perfaufen.

Npsine suteinseri6tete sdsemibls in airbs, mpaneOt
Co., O.. s~elesen, biste i'd hermit gum Velfaufe an. 9ies
oeleoen. nm UaubOl, III perfenhen. and fam tas 9uasieb
pnb bic Maaen ~miteefauft merren. Der 4rets betrdst S 900.
wpppn $1,000 paar gu besaben iino. Der Het in einem Sabre.
gGbere ausfunft srtbeit Der @isenthnmer,
Nicctaus NGQ,
4irtY, WpanbUt. Co., 8.
Oft. a., '66. NOD
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Meine Mntwort,

80H grfaunen must ib leirn
Sb neinss 6in1anas zen 9eri6t,
Ord ras 66dfe altr @efen
@6pnt mir nod fsin Spnnenlidt:
lnb mod ribm' i'd feline @tate.
Die mid bebt rno S6irmt une trdat,
8s aud mir, mad feinem Iatbe,
einit Die lebte Stunbe fbldat!
Sir tas 1iec. Gas nm mid %peinte,
Cant i'd Dir. bu 9erag.msinee!
DEN einit in out uub b6ien Saaen
@ein hdunes @6flsiu su tr trua,
Der ldst ben Rrieeens9rub tr faaen
gtc6 hdlt bic s anb er an ben Gfua;
Sod s'ebt ct npblaeuuib berum
@rab mir aud frsuneli9 Setter 0rnmm!
6. Nulsnba9.
Gainesville, S6io.
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Ey ltniere albcnnsntsn In Suroh County Mas
asn MIR oarauf aufmsrfian,, bas 6srr s. S. Ger.
mann, RON Wcnrossias, infer Nssnt fir Mtonros,
oiQs, Rcr,palf, atfonia, asru uno anoere gldse
ron 6uron 60. III. Ssrr Sermann 1T srmdhtist,
CSslosr fir ben Y"efttDten 5u erbsesn uno cariter
III %quit,iren. ltnfsre 9bcnnentsa eriuhsn mir beg,
ionR 9ismano sssnt fit aHssfasrte glass 1T.