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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-08-22
DIR. SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS.
Al Substitute for CUI02neJ.

a SUBSTITUTE Tor CCCCOnleC.
These Pills are composed of various roots, having
the power to relax the secretions of the LIVER as
promptly and efectEally as blue pill or mercury,
and without producing any Of those dsagreeable or
dangerous effects which often follow the of the
latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used With
confidence as they promote the discharge OF vtated
bile, and remove those distractions from the liver
and hillary ducts, which are the cause of bilious
affections in general.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache and all disorders ofthe Liver, indicated by
saow skin, coated tongue, costiveness, drowsiness,
and general feeling of WEAKNESS and lass1tude,
showing that the liver is in torpid INSTRUCTED
condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with advSn-
tage in all cases when a purgative or Alternative
medicine is required.
Please ask for "Dr. Sehenck's Mandrake PILL"
and observe that the two likenesses Of the Doctor
are on the Government stsmp-one when in the Last
stage of Consumption, and the other in his present
health.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers. Price 30 cents
per box. Principal Office, No. Is North 9Th Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes & Co.,
q Park Row, New York; S. S. Hsnce, los Balti'
more St., Baltimore, nd. John ID. Park, N. Il.
cor. of Fourth and Walnut St., Cincinnati, Ohio:
WeIker & Taylor, ia and 1856 Wabash Avenue.
Chicago, H.; Collins Brothers, southwest corner
of Second and Vine Sts, St. Louis, Mo.
I4th d 9Th W, ca. mo. W.
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&C. N4 NM xsEEG &3L- Ca H.
OFFICE OF THE KENOsHA TELEGRAPH,
tnhr1radnrr Arr -

OFFICE OF THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH,
Thursday, August %, 1867.
Grain.-The market for Wheat continues firm, and
for New Wheat there is a good milling dema nd
One lot of a hundred and twenty bushels-new-
brought S1.75, and old brought $i.4401.6O We
quote $1.25@1.75. Oats are unsettled and lower.
The sales have been mostly to the local trade at 400
10. No. Barley would bring about 500, but we
hear of no offerings.
DIVISIONS Provisions are in fair supply with
sales at 10 for Eggs and IS for prime lots OF butte
Potatoes Of early varieties, $i.OO
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-08-22

Ley The editor of the Milwaukee Neecs con-
graduates himself on the fact that we are
about to change our business. Let him not
lay that fattering JUNCTION to his heart. Our
business will not be so far removed from. the
Press that we cannot occasionally stir up
the animals" Those political shysters, and
thimble-rigging demagogues," $50 styled by
the editor of the GAINESVILLE Democrat,) who
run the Milwaukee organ of copperhead de-
mocracy, shall not be forgotten. Their polit.
zeal putridity shall still be now and then laid
open to the gaze and adherence of all honest
men
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-08-22
SPECF.RE .P'C5 TPCE&.

A STIMULATING ToNIo-LIFE B1TTERs-. Good health
is blessing. The way to enjoy such is to take q
wine glass full of STRIcKLABD's LIFE BTTERs two or
three times day. They create good appetite; they
~ rengthen the stomach they habbttual uonst-
ton Nervousness and headache; they make the old
EEL young. II you wish long lite and good health,
use strcklands Life Btters For sale IN bottles by
lists, and By the drink at all aloons and gro
1V45
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30 CONsUMPTgvEs.

The advertiser, having been restored to health IN
few weeks by very simple remedy after having sunet
cd for several wears with severe lung affection and tina
Tread disease, Consumpton-ls anxious TO make KNOW
to his fellow sufferers the means OF cure
scrip ton used Gree of charged with the directions
prep, ring and using the which they will find sur
CURE for CoNsUMPrIoN Ash HAA, BRoNcHiTIs, GoUGIis
Coz ps and all Throat and Lnng Affections: The oni
obec of the advertiser in sending the prescription
benefit the afflicted, and spread infcrma tion which n
conceives to invaluable, and he hopes every suere
val try his remedy as it will them nothing, and ma.
prove blessing Parties wishing the prescr pton FREE
by return mail, will please address ,r,,o,,
- REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
1y5O williamsburg, Kings Co.. N. y
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THE MIsERABLEs Misguided and unfortunate young
men. Essays of warning and Instruction for youus
men, who have abused their physical powers, OF
wasted their substance in riotous living, and fallen
sms to disease. with reports the Howard treaC
ment and Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
OF charge. Address Dr. SKILLIN H0UGHTON
Howard Association. PHILADELPHIA Pa 1v9
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1t is said of the ladies OF France, that as class
they are the handsomest in the world with thelr
ROSY cheeks and black hair, who help but think
SOP Dr. Velpau's Pills never TAIL to make the CONS
plexiop of healthy and osy hue. Ladies try them
Sold hv all druggists. 4Wll
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DON'T
BEAT THE DRUMS.
for this Is silent revolution II is now going on
IN EVERY STATE.
including the married state, the single state and all
states ofthe human hair which are not in harmony
with beauty OF whatever undesirable tinge wo-
mans riDglets or mans locks or whiskers NAV be.
the evil is remeded instantly by
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
which is harmless water, and certain to produce
natural black or brown in five minutes
Manufactured BY ]. CRIsTADoRO, 6s Maiden Lane
New York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied by all
Hair Dressers. Anvil
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JsReRR. .MS, RE I'D,

COFFEEN- LARRABEE- AT the NJ. E. Par7on-
age, by Rev. VIM. R. Jones, Mr. Dwight Coisen
and Miss Laura Larrabeo. both from Pleasant
Prairie
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GENERAL GRANT ON TIE Powers OF DIS
TRIoT COMMANDERS. Nav York, August
19.-The New York Times Washington
special publishes correspondence between
Generals Grant. Schofeld, Pope. Ord and
Sheridani i'll which General Grant affirms the
power of removal as existing III the District
Commanders, and repudiates the statement
that he disapproved of it's exercise
in the case of Governor Wells. He
suggests conditions touching registration
which are at variance with the lax notions of
the Attorney General
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Mrs. wheeIer. stoneharn. Mass.

Iuery confidently and earnestly recommend Dr.. j. w.
POdndS HlnlOr Doctor excellent remedy for HUI
snors hariag been wonderfully benefited by it mgseD
My very severe and obstinate one. Fbr
more than Co gears the sEa upon the inside Of both my
cracked and broken up that unable to use my
hands any kind Of net aoor and Oqs obliged to teGT
goUes Seivifg to aUoid getting blood upon my a1ork
The huor luhich afflicted probably cob1d.
ton of ErysipelGs and Salt Rhe,m. My general health
qvas quite poor. Soon after began to the HtrOr
Doctor could perceiUe signs Of healing continued TO
take the medicine till tSas perfectly cured My hands
are nolo perfectly free from hmorS, and TO all appear
ances my lcole system is clear Of and has been for seq
erd months. fused eight bottles before felt safe to giCe
at up entirely, but they cured me.
HARRIET WHEELER.
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Mrs. Porter. Dover. NH.

DOVER, N. H., July 2s, 1866.
Dr. POLAND: I recetued yoVr letter irQui1fng as 10
the effect of yor medicine Sea-sickness happy
to say that think 1t as the medicine for that dreadful
sickness tried UG1iOuS prescriptions but found none
that settled the stomach and cleared the head like the H
NOR Doctor. teH though IcOud hardly aoat TO get
ashore to etreat you to Introduce t into ship chdndeTy
Stores that it may find its aOdy TO those qoho safer upon
the naiqy deep from sed-SicReSS captains oo take
their families With ten carry passengers, should try
1T for once they agoaJd be milling to Uoydge 1oitovt
it, HARRIET ~ PORTER.
Much more might be stated IN relation TO this medicine,
as contained IN testimonials bat is needless ask Man
chester druggists about ii, especially T. W. Blake at
BdrT's Inquire Of Mr.. Henry Pllnner, Of BedtoT9,
sciose 10ite Saed byI of Salt Reun. Ask almost
any person in Go$tOsO and they aci declare its UQlue
as a remedy, used is their oVn cases or By their
friends.
Put up i'm large Bottles, Price SI.OO.
AT THE
NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC BEPOTs
GEORGE W. SWEET, NJ D., PROPRIETOR.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous de-
bitY, premature decay and all the effects of youthful
ndiscretion, will for the sake of suffering humanity
send free to all who need it, the recipe and direction
for making the simple remedy by which he cured
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can do so by addressing in perfect confidence,
ly5O JOHN b. OGDEN, 40 Cedar Street ". Y.
WRITING PAPER-A Neao
Supply just received at
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-08-22

TREASURY MATTERS Amount in the
United States Treasury to-day, $87, 900, GOO
in currency, SIS, coo, 600 in coin, and $780,
100000 in gold certificates.
Receipts of customs from the 1st to the
10th Of August, 4,670413.
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Now for Revolutionl
: THE DRUMS.

Don't be startled. The country's safe Nevertheless
Immediate instantaneous revolution is impending.
Don't
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Wilton Gale, ESQ.,, Boston.

Ihereby certify that odS Sorey afflicted Uh BoitS
for ttoo years. developing themselves upon ny limbs and
other parts of my body. The sufergs nlich endured
from them indescribdbe Suffice 1t TO sag that
faithfully tried several Of the most popular huor RENE
dies bat aUitost remoug the affection, Az length, By
the earnest request OF intimate friend, svds indaceC
to try DR.. j. W. Po01ldS H1nl0r Doctor and am ceJ1
happy to attest that all mug Bos remored, and
health toas restored by using DR.. Fodnds aforesaid med
icineS MILTON GALE.
( I2oeto, Inn 1875
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New Advertisements.
ErysipeIas, NettIe-Rash, Salt Rheum,
ScrnfnIa dIarhuncIes. Rolls and Piles.


1t is very easy to say of this. or of any other
medicine, TT is the very best remedy known"
1t is not always easy to prove it, 1t is, how
ever. exceedingly gratifying to the Proprietor
of this medicine, that, while he delares to the
public that this is most wonderful and effective
specific for Humors, as stated above, he has
abundant proof at hand to sustain his statement.
For sixteen years the HUMoR DoCToR has been
manufactured and sold, and every year has
increased the value of its reputation, and the
amount of its sales. In New Hampshire, where it
originated no remedy for humors is so highly
priced. An eminent physician (now an army surg
eon) when practising in New Hampshire. purch-
ased between fifty and sixty gallons oft. during
some or eight years, and used it IN his prac-
tice He has since then ordered itfor the hospital
where he was stationed. Other physicians have
| purchased it, and have used it in practice with
| great success When the Proprietor lived in New
Hampshire, at Goffstown Centre, for the space Of
thirty or forty miles around, and in Manchester
| particularly, the HUMoR Doctor was well known
! and highly valued for the numerous and wonder
| full cures which it effected. Though manufactured
| in large quantities the supply was frequently
| exhausted, and purchasers, had to wait for more
! to be made. In hatregion some very severe cases
of Erysipelas were treated with it and they were
cured Erysipelas sores. carbuneles, those ugly,
painful ulcers, were entirely removed wherever
this medicine was faithfully used. So it was with
Scrofula and Salt Rheum. The HUMoR Doctor
cured them.
For the sake of showing what is thought of it,
few testimonials are here inserted;
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-20
Cotton Manufacture in South CarolluG.

Charleston correspondent Of tho New
York 1rib4ns writes:
~ planter from up the country has discov-
cred remedy for the woes ofpalmcttodom.
10 be sure, it Is not Il new ono: but rejoice
thar II South Cnroliuinn has discovered IL
for himself. The country revelation is
but the revival with emphasis OF an old fact,
that South Carolina has cotton mills of II cr
own, ard might have many more. there is
mill near Grecnviiic Court House which
goes by water power, employs thirty opera
tivcs, and is decided success. Daring
the war ii worked TOO sets of hands, run.
ning day and night since then The propric-
tors have doubled their machinery, and are
alb ut 10 rodoubla it. Another factory in the
same 'iRhhorhool, employs sixty hands and
is fiourishing also, while the one ut Pcnlle
ton is ready 10 take IN improved machiucry
Wnlin.lla, in rickcns District, is propos ed
rs site pra new factory settlement, ana
INC abundance and prActiCnb'i.ty Of its
water power arc wei Witnessed. Nature
has here constructed I'M immense rock dam
against tho waters OF the l.ii,lc River
whence flows power Sufficient, il is claim
ed, to ran III the mills Of tDlyoku or Chivko
pore. "Man has nothing to do TO it, save
10 adapt machinery TO it, says Mr.. Fondc,
o! Jam'oscc lie is hardly alone in the be-
i,rf THAI will! u shrewi and pcysryrrins use
"ihntivc advantages South Carolina can do
i"r her own Cottun wha; Massachusetts cam
rot do SC Wcl'--in other words She will bill
fair 10 w;cSt from New Enguni the palm
.oi manufacturing supremacy i'll thiS SrCspcct.
She would reap AL the profit Gccrung from
that Important principle OF economy making
home market for raw produce. Her cot
ton won!! 80 TO feed her own mills. Her
mills wcnl supply her own market. The
south would sell both material anu fabric,
where now il sells hui cotton alone, and that
insuiiici1mtly ns compared with the capacj.
ties Of the soil and he needs Of The section.
Cotton can both grow and sell more, pro,
,idcl yon nrishhOr il with fertile industries
cotton mills, for instance: 'hnugh mama.
lnrlnS labor OF 9th SUv.s will be welcome
and fruitful
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Fairfield District.

IN NTHE COURT OF ORDINARY.
By James Johnsion, E$qnUe, oCFai,GeM Dis
ricf.
w HEREAS, II A. Gaillard has applied
to me for Lc'fers Of administration, Oh
all ana singular the goods and chattcls,
rights and credits of Mrs. Eliza Cockrcli
late Of the District aforesaid:
These are therefore TO cite and admonisli
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
OF INC said deceased, to be andappcar before
inc, at our next Ordinary's court, 'a, he
SAID District: 10 Lc hol&cn at Fairfield Court
ii""Sr, on The 30lh day Of December to,
shew cause If any why The said administra-
ton should not be granted
Given under my hand aud Seal, This 1Stll'
day Of November in tho year Of our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred ard Sixty
seven, and in the nircty second year Of.
American Independence.
JAMES JOHNSTON,
o. j. d.
nov l0-,f7xG
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-20

MrrLE KNDNEssEs.- Small acts Of
kindness how pleasant and desirable
do they make life Every dark OBJ
icct is mado light by them: and every
tear ofsorrow is brushed away. When
tho heart is sad, and dependency sits
at tho entrance Of tho soul. a tritlina
kindness drives despair away, and
makes the path chcorful and pleasant.
Who will refuse kind actl 1t costs
tho giver nothing, but is invaluable to
the sad and sorrowing. 1t raises
from misery and degradation, and
throws around the soul those hallowed
joys that were lost in Paradise.
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WINNS80RO, s. G.
Wednesday aMorning. Nov. 20, 1867.
DoSportrS, Williams & Co, Prop
TERMS---TOR, HERALD.

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Subscribers who ind marx on tho wrapper (, r
mhrGn Of In" rprpcr, WI! ndcIslant that tho ,.tnc
paid Tor Ia, esp rc!
ADVERTr5tNG RITES - Ono Dollar pcr suna c
fn: the first. and S'rc'ty fly" cents zach ,ilUsc-
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Gu ihty ndt ry nriutrr Of names ~ ll same ra"
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ash.
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--s.

lmrrACmMENr.--Et is understood
that tho coming short session of Con-
grcss is to be devoted exclusively 60
the question Of impeachment. Ifthc
majority Of the Judiciary Committee
atill refuse to present articles Of i'm
poachmcnt, Mr.. Boutwell,, Mr.. Ashley,
and others will attempt to DO ii indc.
rcndcntly Of tho committee. But as
neither the House nor the committee
were prepared for this extreme meas
urc prior to tic elections, it is not pro
bahlc that they will be prompt to un-
dcrtakc it after the severe roI,iko
which it has received from the people.
E"t it will not be dropped ill after q
great deal Of blustor, and, perhaps dis
scntion and crimination and rccrimina
tion between tho formerly happy fami-
". \ resolution of ccntnre upon tkc
President will be proposed rs a sub
stitutc for articles Of Impeachment,
and ifthis so upon record, it may be
"cXpumgod" from the journals us a
Subsequent session.
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"A GREAT DlscovHN9-SrEEh OUT
OF lhoN.-Thc }inulion Spectator Of
Tuesday says: Tho success OF this
great discovery ror converting iron orc
into cast steel by single operation in
an ordinary cast furnace is now cstab
llshcd beyond controversy. Mr.. Silbert,
III letter to Mr.. Howe Poyton, ESQ,
received on yesterday, and dated Octo-
brr 2Jth, uses the following language ::
The experiment has been mado and
the victory - ours. [ made a cast Of a
RAJ! last nighta at . o'clock, which proves
to be cast steel Of the best quality, ncxi.
Die, tenacious. adamantinc face, Of dia-
mond hardness, lnst The thing we want.
ed MIR. SIlbcrt fiy.thcr states that ii
is his purpose to lay number Of these
rails Oh the track at S.a,lntou, where the
public will be invited to witness and
bass Judgment upOa them /, il i'm.
possible to calculate tho magnitude Of
this discovery and lis advantages to the
would 1t MIL cheaper the cost Of the
manufacture ofst1ci at least fifty per
cent and rcvoutionzc the iron bnsincss
OF every country on Garth. Noble old
Commonwealth Of Virginia. Even in
t.is the day OF thy calamity the silver
Inning Of Tie Iut'rc is visible, (orcshad
owing Che near approach OF that brighter
dawn when thy dry places shall spring
with wells Of water, and the desert bios.
som as the rose"
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N'AIkEM UP

s5aIT ON my plantation on the | lth
XII Novcmber, inst, n Bay HORSE,
about ~ years old. The owner will please
come forward prove property, pay charges
and take him away.
nov l9-tlX2 y. j. IOBLEY.
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GENERAL M'CirLLAN.--It has boon
stated that General Mcclellan would
leave Europe for this country until
next Spring; but dispatch from New
York to-day says t!&t he is expected
by the Scotia, which left Liverpool. on
tho 2ndhinstant 1t is said that tho
hon ward movement OF the Aonoral
has been hastcncd by the wish of his
friends to haze him on the GROUND sea-
to be put on The popular track
as candidate for tho Presidency.
Wash. .S.ar, N3v 8.
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.rNCrJ1T FIT

pLANTERS in the vicinity of Winnsboro,
J. WHO have received pau;ation supplies
from T. PATTERSON & CO., through nc,
VIII please deliver thc cotton ror sl,ip,ncn;
to Mr.. >. j. CL0WNEY, at Winnsboro. and
nc is authorised TO give receipts for the
same If Mr.. Clowncy pays the revenue.
'"x the shipper will give Mr., Clowncv ro.
ceipt Tor the amount advanced
oct S-ty1ayff oN"''
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-20

TIE l'IRsr SrEr.--A dancing mas
ter was taken up in Natchez, lately,
for robbing fellow boardcr. He
said ho commenced by cheating a
printer, and, after that, everything
rascally came easy to him.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-20

ELorrntuNr ExrRAoRnlNAHy - A
NrGno kuHs Aw wlru WmrE
MAN'a WnE, The evil cn,crtaof mis-
rcgcnaiion were made painfully pub
lie yesterday, by the clopcmout Of u
white marriod woman with negro
man. This man had been an inmate
of the house for Somc time, and hay-
lug been treated as man and 4
brother, had succeeded in alternating
the affections Of tho woman from her
'licgc lord TO such an extent that, dur
ing his temporary absence in Summer.
ivillc. she gathered rp Ills yaluablcs,
and With her paramount took the train
for Now York. The bcroavcd hus-
band returned to find his house empty,
the birds flown and his money, title
,locds, watches, Nc, minus. Instead
of tearing his hair and acting in 70.
.mantic manner, !To quietly notified
the detectives, and hid tho satisfac-
.tion OF learning that on reaching Will
.mmgton, tho precious pair were as
signed quarters in separate cells.
Charleston NfWs. llM.
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Local Items.
Attention One and All.

We are again forced to the unplcas-
ant necessity Of dunning all those in-
debtcd to us. We cannot live on
"promisos to pay" We have tried
the system, and fad it failure and
we now say to all, if you value the pa.
per and wish it continued, settle up at
once, or we shall be compelled to dis
continue the paper to those who fail to
pay promptly.
Those indebted to for us advertising
and job work, are earnestly requested
to como forward and settle immcdiatc-
ly-furthcr Indulgence will not be,
granted.
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ElsIlSM MEDICINES.

SuB ME- BlSMUTH, Morphine.
~ onlnnc, Soltzcr Apericnt, Diaclylon
raster, SMlpi'' f,hor. ASnc Cure, Railways
iieady Relief. Pills and Ecsolvcnt. Clov,s,.
mace Arnolds Md Dayil's Inks. Also. a.
lot Of Wrapping paper.
kETUlllN, McMASTER,& BRICE
aug l5
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D;aj, SalN'l &. Rarklcy.

D;oj, Sanl e. Rarhlcy.
The death Of Major Barkloy, which
was barely announced in our last, oc-
Cured OH Tcilav afternoon at about
2o'clock, 2 caused by neuralgia OF tho
heart.
Major Barklcy was about 73 years
Of age, and had filed many positions
of honor in the District He was {;
graduate Of the Suutll Carolina Col
lego, an elder in the Presbyterian
(Scion Church, Of this place., and up
to his being President Of the Fairfield
Bible Socicty,a Il position he had long
held.
Ills ancestors performed gallant ser
vice in the Revolutionary War, anil
his mother, Mrs. Mary Barklcy, who's.
maiden name WAS Gray, was one Of
those horoncs Of that great struggle
whose names have become Il part Of
the history Of The country.
The Maior's health had been feeble
for 4 long tinlc past, ana lie was calm
y awaiting TIC messenger, Death,
when his summons was made.
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Parents
Who dosiro to instill into tic
minds Of their children a love for