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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-06-28
1866.

A VOICE FROM THE FAR VEST
Speaking gof;"CosTAR's" Rat, Roach, Ant,
NC, Exterminator--''m grain and pro-
visions arc destroyed annually in Grant
County hS 'vcrmin, than would pay for tons
of this Rat and Insect Killer.-Lancaster,
us, Hcrdld - t,@
~ De9lp See "CosTAR's" advertisement abovo
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Administrator Notica.

, oH WV - NVGACO,
4 LII those indebted to the Estate of
n AUGUSTUS DESPORTES, dece'd, for
advertising in, or subscription to the Fair
fold HERALD, or Winnsboro REGISTER n, @
hereby notified 10 make settlement by note.
or otherwise to>lI. A. Gaillard, Attorney nj
Law, Winnsboro, S. c.
r. 5. DESPORTES, Admir-. :,
June 20-x2+1
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Bargains !
BARGAINS!! BARGAINS!!

THE Undersigned offer. at greatly reduced
l. prices, their we'll
H. c.'yl SELECTED STOCK OF .E e.
Dry Goods, Hardware, Crockery, Hollow
ware. Shoes and fancy articles. No hum.
bug. THOMPSON, WITHERS, & co.
q June 20-tf .rys ta'., ,...t i, -rH
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3oat 50 t,o2
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Ketchin, McMaster & Co.,

Ketchin, McMaster & Co.,
"A RE now receiving Paints and DYE
Stuffs, such rs Spanish Brown, Spirits
Turpentine, Linseed Oil, Lime, Hydraulic
Cement. Extract Of Logwood, Burnt Um-
Der, Lithage, Madder, Indigo
ALSO,
The following Groceries: Sugar, Coffee,
Rice, No. ]. Mackercl, Herring, Cooking
Soda, Imperial and Green Tea of finest
quality, Spices, n o Molasses, Dried Figs,
Sal Eratus, Candles.
ALSO,
Quinine, Aqaa Ammonia, Spirits Nitre.
Sugar of Lead, Sulphatc Zinc, Borax,
Alum, Salt Petrc, Itch Ointment. Scidhtz
Powders, Lyons Bed Bug Powder, Pain
Killer and Dead Shot. -,
ALSO,
Phalon's Night Blooming Cereus, Extract
Musk, Brown Windsor and other fine Toilet
Soaps and Bell Cologne. =. :,
=. ALSO. l.~ ~"
We are how prepared to furnish bills of
Tin Wareto Merchants on reasonable rates
may 3G6-tf ~ ..,.. 49,, g.. u
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TO FARMERS!
70 R DIS
PHOSPHATE OR FERTILIZER,
An lmprOvCr of the Land. Superior for
Wheat, Cotton, Corn, &c., &c. OF
Superior Quality and Warranted.
Containing Elements essential
10 tic Production of Grain,
&C., and Improvement
of the Land.

rNlIIS confidently recommended to
a FARMERS TO BRING LARGE
CROPS, and we guaran &c it to be as good
as any Fertilizer in the Market, and to
bring as good crops, tried side by side with
any, even Peruvian Guano.
FOR CORN, COTTON, TOBACCO, sc.
Put handful to the hill when YOU plant.
When tho Corn and Cotton are we'll up, put
another handful to tho hill as Ia, top dress
ing; and when the Corn is about to shoot.
and the Cotton to boil, another handful to
the hill as u top dressing. In this way the
Fertilizer goes directly to the plant and
the plant gets all of the benefit of it. Use
it in this way and theu Planter can connt
on good crops if, Tho weather is at all favor.
able. ''@' li"'t IN
We guarantee il. % produce as good crops
as any other Fertilizer used. Use it in the
the way directed, by the side of Peruvian
Guano, or any other Fertilizer, and if ii does
not produce as good crop, we will refund
twenty per cent of the price. Use il in the
way directed, by the side of Peruvian Guane
for 1--WE years coasecutively on the same
land, and if IL docs not produce more money,
and leave the land m b9ttef condition than
Peruvian Guano at the end of the five wears
we will refund the purchaser twenty per
cent of the price for the FIVE years. Ours
will improve the land, end will leave Il betl
ter than it found it ~
Liberal terms given to prompt and rel
sponsible parties.
JAMES G. GIBBS,
Agent, Columbia, s. G.
For particulars apply 10
&t FNH. "A. GAILLARD,
~ Winnsboro', s. G. :
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Ole Of Brakes Exploits.


In ,he beginning of June, 1898, ihs se-
nowned Corsair Drake, as the Spanish his
torisns cali him or Francis Drake, stood IA
with his squadron tow ards the const OF Ven-
ezcela. ii! be arrived within. about hall
league from la Guaria. when be embarked
FIVE hundred men ia hos,s. and landed.
The inhsbilsn,s oil Ia Guaris, Hed Without
resistance, and Carried TO Caracas the aews
OF :he terrible Enalishman's descent on the
coast Then did The valiant alcades, GsrcI
Gonzalez and Francisco Reoolledo, all the
men who woult and could bear arms march
oul 10 pei and chaslise the invader
They marched " iIh banners displayed along
his royal road leedlog iron Cafacas TO La
Gusira, leaving ambuscsdeS ia the less fre-
qnen,ed passes o; The uouni-ihs, whers
the thick reeS aud rough ground favored
such strategy. But Drake bad 1ound at
Gpsicamaenlo q Spaoiard nsned villaipsu-
do, who was wiling 10 sell his c3nniry, AID
who led the cotssir by an uufreGeeuiet
route, perhaps that which is now called the
Indian path, TO Caracas. So while the val
iaui sIcades were marching down to the
sea and their men in ambush we're lying en-
sconsed in The dank grsss. The Eagiishman
was hanging ynlalpando, for whom he had
no further use, on iree, AID packing Up,
wi,b grea, care and very much a! his ease.
all ihs yaiuables he could find in Carscas-
Now, who cen adequately describe he tury
OF the alcates when ;hey heard, that, while
they were guarding The sable door, the
steed had been already stolen So they
marched back TO the capital, resolved 10
make pastel OF Drake and his merry men,
and hopiLg 10 catch them with their pixies
aud their hangers aud their arquebuses laid
aside, aud their hands full Of plundsr. But
Drake was cautious as well as bold. and hac
luraed lhs municipal hall aud the church
nesr il into ln,Ie forirssses, and the Span
lard. had q preseGtiment that rtere was no
taking hese strong places wiihou' blood
shed, 60 ihey surrounded the cily at q safe
distance, and prepared 10 put every En-
clishman 20 death, who, not content with
the booty be had already got, should go out
10 tie villages ,ound a5out 10 look Tor more
Bu, one old hidslgo nemed Alonso Andres
&c Ledesms, who was, perhaps, native OF
La Eancha, monntsd his sieed. and pat his
lance in rest and an o5 large: on his arm,
and rode forth alone 70 drive out The En-
2!isb. The chivalry Of the old don moved
Dfake's compassion: and he bid his men
not 10 harm him: nor would they, had hs
not charged them al fall speed, and tried
to DO mischief with his spear. ThereuPon
they killed him "a gently as hey could, and
carried his body 20 grave in 'he ciy, and
inferred itwilh all honor. So when eight
DAYS were passed, Drake and his I've hun-
dred moved onl oi Caracas with Their booty.
and after burning all The houses that they
had knocked down slre.dy, marched mpr-
rily away TO ,hsir ships. and embarked with.
on: lie loss Of single man.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1866-01-31
Eifteen Years Ago

HOSFETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS
was Struggling into notice agains, the
prej4dices which everything new, however
excsI!sni, is doomed 10 encounter
TO-DAY
ii stands al the head of all the ionic and
aLeralive preparations in exislence It's
celebrity has evoked many limitations but
no rivais. Physicians pronounce it the
osLr SAFE sTIMULGsT thai has ever been
introduced into the sick chamber In the
Hospitals of The Army and Navy, the sur
geons find 1.-THE very best tonic for conva-
lescents, and report il as invaluable for
sustaining The vigor Of troops on The march,
as remedy FOR scurvy and all scorbulic
affections, and as Ihe only specific for sea-
sick hess. California. and Australia have
e emphslicaly indorsed il as The MiNER's
MEDicisE par czeeiiente. aud in Spanish
Amerira aud slllb tropical climates, il is
ronsi;sered ne tniy reliable anlidote to ep-
idenic fesers.
There is 60 mystery about The causes of
ia success. Il is The only stomachic aud
Alternative in which are combined the grand
requisites Of mild. pure and unvitiaied
vegetable slimulant, with The finest seec-
ton OF tonic, anti-billious. anti --scotburic.
aperieni, aud deparative herbs. plants, roots
aud barks thar have ever been iuiermIxed
IN medic nal preparation.
The Biters have this distinctive quality.
which is not shared it is believed, by any
tonic, lincture or ext fact in the world -,
hey do not ex cite tie pulse, though they
'nftse wouGe rfuI degree OF yigor into the
nervous system, and slr9Hg hen and sus-
'ain the W hole physical orsa nizalion.
II IS also proper to state that The Bhtera
are sold exclusively under glass, and nev.
er BY lie gallon or barrel. Impostors and
imitators are abroad, and the only safe
guard the pnbIic-bss against them is 10 see
thai the Bneis they bny bear tie engra-
sed label aud role of hand of Messrs. Hos
letter s. Srirh. aud the government stamp
over ihe cork Of the bottle
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josh Billings On waisriaiIi.

rather | ke waterfalls.
kant tell why snnny moro than l kan
tell why | love kaslor ile--bul k.slor lie is
good for lazyness Of 10 sor.-noi even ia
I nuskeeiera
van, ny muskeeerS lively.
Bu, all ihis is foreign 10 nj pnrposs.
Hike wa,s;fa!Is--ihcJ are so eszy and
uatursl
They attack aIl he sex.
Some hey attack with Great fury, while
other they approach more like aseigs, work
ing mp slowly.
lsaw one yesterday. r
Ii want no bigger than email French
!arnjp
II had attacked small woman oy only
nine summers duration.
She was foil Of recreation, and when chs
bounded along the sidewalk Os wuz on The
wes, eide o. 81 Clair slree', in Cincinnaiy,
lornersl Baker & Davis yellow soap s,ors,l
the waterfall highs;ed up aud down il an
oscillatiug manner, resembling much ihe
sporiive terminus Of bob tailed lamb IN
greo, hurry.
+ The effect ~as purely e'ecirick.
also saw another one pretty soon which
belonged to manure matron.
She might have saw IS summers, her
hair he as -four perkins ga worth is
dollars barrel, deliveredl but The waterfall
was black
asked bys,andcr how hecOud account
for that.
He said !: i, was younger" - :.
alsossw another oGe pretty soon which
was the properly Of a gusher,
She was aboui l9 years old, and was az
ripe a two year peach.
She swep, along the streets like hing OF
life.
Men stopped TO gaze a. she passed, and
pot in a new chew of tobacco.
Lite boys pockeied their marbles in 81.
lencs.
Her waterfall was abou; he .ize OF con
bsske, turned inside oni.
/, waz inklosed ia a common sksp net.
and kivered with blazing diamonds OF glass.
!, shone in. the risky sun ike the ,n
dome on the Court House, WHARF the su-
pervizors meet.
Boz ! rather ike waterfalls.
II has been sed that they would run out,
bu, this, think. Il error, Tor they don'r
show no leak yet.
In the language OF The expiring Canadian
On our northern frontier, say-=ssvivs Ia
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a High WiPd.

An Old chap named Peter H lived
in an old, one story wood house Of not very
extensive dimensions, and when il was
subjected to the force OF one of those hurri-
canes so numerous al laje years at the
West, its power OF resistance was intuffi>
cieni to Withstand so grea, a pressure, and
II yielded 10 The point without a struggle;
however, II was not upset or torn TO pieces,
but merely moved a few rods. la The
course of the journey The stove spin out,
and The danger of conflaEraiiou was immi.
nent Old Peer was too much excited 10
nouce The removal of his house, and seeing
The necessity of i'm medialely applying wa
Ter 10 The burning embers of the floor, he
seized a bucket ard dared off behind the
house, when great was his aslonishmeni 10
fad all traces of The well ohlilerated Alter
looking in blank asionishmeni a momeni,
he called out 20 his wife, Sarah, liI be
blamed il Ihe wind has no, blow ed The well
clear out OF The LOT, there's not so much as
a stone lefI y
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The Wrong End.

The Northern Railroad Of New Jersey,
which runs from point on the Erie Rail-
road TO Piermonl, is rather a slow affair,
having to stop nearly every mile al lis nu-
merous stations, 10 take up an old lady
with her bandbox, or to put down some
fellow with a gun who il about 10 make
war on the tom tits and cock spauows.-
The passengers srnmbIe a lillle, just as
though they had any rights the company
were bound to respect The other day,
when the conductor came along for the
;icksls, dry old farmer said, as he handed
over The requisite paper
''see here, young man, ain' you made
a misiake!"
"Mistake no What dye mean p was
the answer.
81 think you hev, said the oIber 'You
have got the COW keicher on The wong erd.
EfyOu wanIIo keep the cows from ke,chin
Us you'd better put It on behind ~
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Auditors Notice.
Estate Of IsaiuA BAIL, deed

Estate Of fsGiak BAIL, deed
THE undersigned, an Auditor, appointed
by the Orphans Cour of Columbia county
to disHibpie the funds iD The hands of Seth
B Bowmsn snd Isaiah Bower adminisrra-
tors Of Isaiah BAIL, deceased, will aIend 10
the duties OF his appointments at his office
10 Berwick, on Wednesday the oath DAY OF
jan, 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, al which
tine and place all persons interested are
notified 10 present their claims or be debar
red from coming in Oh said fund
M. NJ. TRAUGH, Auditor.
Dec. 81, 1876 Nv. So So.
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The following story is told OF the Rev
Mr.. Morse: AT an association dinner
debate arose as 10 the use of Tie. rod in
bringing up childten, The doctor took the
affirmative, aud the chief opponent was
young minister, whose repRtslion Tor verac-
Ily was not high He maintained thai pa
rents often do harm TO their children bv un-
just punishment from not knowing the facts
OF the case. Why, said he. the only time
my father whipped me was for telling the
truth WE'LL reloried the doctor. III cursd
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NOTICE IN DIVORCE

In The Court Of Common Pleas of Co.
luns5ia tOunty:
William H. Evans J To Delphena Evans,
VS. : respondent n I b
Deiphena Evans above stated case :
Take Notice, that an alias suhp1aa n Di-
voEce has been. allowed iuthis case, in
which son are summoned TO appear before
the said Conri on the firsf Monday Of Feb
rnary next at 70 O'Clock ia fhe forenoon.
SAMUEL SNYDER, Sheriff.
Bioomsburs, Jan. 10, 1856.
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AssIGNEES'S NOTICE.

Ehas Wufmdn's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that The second
aud final account OF John K. Groiz &
John SisIej A>senees of Elias Wsrlman,
has been filed in The ProthonofarS's Office
o. Columbia couniy, and that lhe same
VIII be presented to the Judges of The
Court Of Common Pleas OF Columbia CO.,
on TUESDAY, THE On DAY OF FEB
RUARf, 1866, for confirmation, ol which
alt persons interested viii! take notice.
JESSE COLEMAN, Proth'y.
BloomsSurg, Dec. 27, 1856
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DauCWSi
Filming.
Skimmine along
Beautiful snow it can DO 20 wrong!
Flying TO kiss fair Iady's cheek,
Cinsing 10 lips ir frolicsome freak
Beautiful snow from The heaven above,
Pure as an angel gentle as love
Oh the snow, The beautiful snowl
How the flakes gather and laughs they go,
Whirling about 10 the maddening fun
/, plays in its glee with every one,
Chasing,
Laughing,
Huryirs by,
II lights on the face and il sparkIes the eye;
And the dogs, with bark and bound.
Snap at the crystals that eddy Sronaa.
The Town is alive, and liz heart in glow
To welcome The coming OF beauirl snow.
How wild the cro~d goes swaying along,
Hailing each other with humor and song,
How lhe gay sledges, like meieors fash by,
Bright for the moment, then IostIo The eye !
Ringing,
Swinging,
Dashins hey 60,
Over the crust OF the beautiful snow
Snow so pure when it falls from the sky,
To be tram pied in mud by the crowd rush
ing by
To be uampled and tracked BY tae thou
sands OF feet,
Till it blends with the fifth in The horrible
sIeet.
Once was pure as the snow-bni feH
Fell, like he snow fakes from heasen to hell
Fell, 10 be trampled as filth in the street,
Fell 10 be scofled, 10 be spit on aud beat;
Pleading,
Cursine,
Dreading to die,
Selling my soul 20 whoever would buy
Dealing in shams for a moFsei of bread
Hating the living and fearing the dead.
Merciful God have ! fallen so low
And yet was once like the beautiful snow.
Once was fair as the beautiful snow,
With an eye like the crystal, hearI like lis
glow,
Ouce was loved for my innocent grace
Flatlered and sought for The charms of my
face
Father,
Mother,
Sisters all,
God and myself I've lost by my fall
The veriest wretch that goes shiVering by
VIII make wide swoop Iest wander too
nigh;
For all that is on or above me know,
There's nothing that's ufe as The beautiful
snow.
How strange il should be that this beautiful
snow
Should fall on sinner with no~hers 10 go
How strange it should be, when the night
comes again,
II the snow and the ice struck my desperate
BRAIN
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e~ LIST OF CAUSES FOR FEBRUARY
~ TERM, A. ID. 1866.
Rachel Morgan hy her next friend Wu
s7r,F NJ Hoaslsnd R.rhard Morgan
2 Stephen Badly " Cata1 isea, William
spon & Ere r r. Company
t Wm L Lance vs. Harman g. CreveIng
T. YIN L Lance IS Thos. Crsvelims et al
> Ehjah McMnririe ln6or-ee of Aaron
Wolf vs. Christian Wolf
Jaro5 Harris vs. Peer Jacphy
RnsSeI P. Sucker ~ Wm Keller
3. Jacob HOPPER vs. William Siaubach &
CbrislianHa bis wie
9. Jaeob Shuman vs The Catswissa Rail
Road company.
10 Hugh McReyuelds Peier Oliphaui
~ III Adam Deinerieh VS. Jefe Jseoby.
= IL Abraham Hartman W Sila- D Isar
IL Benz. Werlman W. Miles A. Williams.
"a Gsofae A. Herring vs. Peter Miller
rs Edward Hsilner vs. the T.ocnst NJ. Rail
r. s Iron Co, A w Rea, g. S Feaer
man.
lis. chsuberIin for use of HOckenberg. vs.
Sias d Edgar.
IL John HInierli. .er VS. John Jameson.
rs B. F. R.iehsrd - Geo Paterson, et al
i9. Aaron Bloom VS. Reuben ,Siiier.
20 JoBothan Wolf, Indofsee of Gsddis,
k13t Marsh & Co vs. George H Frsas
81 Jonothan Wolf, 1Hddrsee Of Gsddi-,
sszEa Mash & Co. vs. George Il. Frea<
rl8f - M 11othfd- fOusae, fS i0e Twp OF OcOtt.
s 20 Jacob Remley VS. The Caiawissa r. r.
Company
.Ic24 Bum RaieusI, g Co vs. Esvi Kutz.
25 Anna B. DeishmiIler, VS. II Deishniiller
20 William Lamon vs. Peter Hayman.
- ~ William Lamon. vs. John Vanpet.
2s Admjnistrators of Joseph Paxton; deed
vs. WilanlL L Lance. ce.--s------
% Moses Fapsi & Samuel K. PhilIipp; vs.
Joseph FTeck. owner or repbted 0wier
30 JACOB Shuman vs. John B. Hnni>Aaef.
Al Abrabam B Swisher VS. Ssm'l Rimby.
30 J. NJ. Fseek & Co. VS. Clinton Dewiii.
81 Robert GorreII rs Twp Of C0nypeham,
"a Eli Jones vs Miles e. Aboou & Richard
g B. Menaoh,
35 William Eyer vs. Peier S Barber.
sc Greenwood Twp vs. Samuel Bogar
81 Sylvester Faux vsIsasc White
"a Sylvester J. Faux We Isaac White;
90 Christian F Knapp gs School Direcicfs
OF Bloom Twp,
20 Wright Hughes vs. Peter Miller.
-4ILeRis G Green VS. Isaac White,
a. Mary z Green vsIsaac Whils
"a. Andrew Snyder vs. John Shsalier
80 zs Jesse COLEMAN, Pfotf'y.
Proihonoiar5's Office,
BIoomsburz Jaunary Sd. 1866.
5 = = q DAVID L0WENBERG
stsCL D TIL ING SET0 r e
On Main street, VIC doors aboysshe Amer
U4f4| y
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ConrtProclanlation.

IA HEREAS the Houora bic VIM EtNel
g - Pe,ideilt Judge OF The Court OF Oyer
aud Termiuer and Genersl J4h Delivery
Ceuf, ei Qnartsf Sessions OF The Peace aud
CojrEnf Common Pleas and Osiiians, Co5r
ias,he 26Eh Judicial Distrirt compose3 Of
the counties of Columbia Sullivan aud wv
emmy, and the Hons. Stephen BaIdy and
John McReynoIds, Associate Judges oi Co
inmbia CO., have issued their )recept, bear
ing dse one thousand eight hundred and
sixiy-six, aud TO are directed lcr holding q
topr of Oyer and Tefminer, aud General
Jail delivery, Quarter Sessions oil the Peace
Com. Pleas and Orphans Court, in Blooms,
horg IN the coont5 OF Columbia on The frst
y Monday, bsiHg the 5ih day oil Feb. next
and to eontnne one week.
Notice is hereby gwen 10 the Coroner tie
a. Ju<iires ofsfbe Peace and Con~ia bles- OF the
said County OF Columbia, that they be then
and there in their proper persons al 10 o.
clock in the forenoon oi said day with their
records, iuqnisiiio6- and olher eme ~ bran
ces 10 60 hose fhiua- which TO their Offices
appertain To be done. And those thai are
hound by recocnzes, TO prosecute against
she prisoners that ns may be in the Jail
sf satl comfy OF Columbia 10 be'then sna
ihefs 10 prosecute theu a. shall ne Just Jn
,rors are rsqnesfed 70 be pnncfnai ir thei,
si'sn.si.c.., ssreeabiy To their uotice daied
st Bloopshurg, ihe 28-h day-of Dec., IN the
year ~ orr Lord ofe thousar d eight hundred
and sis'y SIKH and 10 The eisbiy-ninih yeai,
ct The Independence OF The Uuited States Of
Amencs. (God save the Commouve eaith.
-ar sast ~ SAMUEL SNYDER,
- Sherii's Office, 4 Sheriff
3D. 81 Hloomsburq. Jan 3 1866
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1866-01-31

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LADY Of this cisy, short time ago. huog
herself 10 aliuh-of the law