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be located on portion of the public
park to be designated by tho board
or on lots Is and II in block 16 in
the village of Cresco to be finished
and ready for occupation as Offices
on or before June LIST A. d. 1867.
The same to DO conveyed to the
county free Of expense or rent SO
long as the said county shall use
the same for county purposes also
providing for court room and jury
room free of charge and for the re-
moval Of the corporate property of
the county before mentioned to the
building aforesaid free of expense
to the county. The board accom-
panying the above petition for the
fultillment Of the above obligation
was also submitted. Signed by
Augustus Bcadle
Joseph Slee
J. j. Clemmer
W. Strothcr and others
On motion the resolution accept
ing the above proposition and ma.
king arrang ements 70 r carving it
into effect was adopted by he beard.
On motion the board took recess
Of 10 minutes.
The board was called to order and
business resumed. On motion the
following resolution was adopted.
Resolved, That this board des-
ignate as site for the public build
ing mentioned in the above propo-
sition-that part Of the public park
in Cresco lying north Of the west
hslf of block II in the village plat.
On motion the board adjourned
until one o'clock p. NJ.
afternoon Session, P. AZ.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
men,. Roll called. Quorum pre-
sent.
The report of Committee on Sher-
IFS and Justices accounts was pre-
scented by |. H. St John allowing
the following claims.
claimed all d.
J. F. Powell. Sheriff services.
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No heard Of patient Of his not being cured
since he has been in this city. His reputation has
vouchers in all the city papers. his patients and tho
medical profession both here and abroad as being the
mos. skilled specialist here aud thorough master OF
all sexual disease. II eli Others fail. don't dcssS
i've him call. It is only common occurrence wiz
to cure such cases. His rooms are separate f,r
and gentlemen and tho most complete IN IN, eit.
wa MES, TAKE PARTICULAR NorIcs.-Doctor Bsu.
low devocs much Of his time to tho treatment Of those
caused by secret habit, which ruins both BODY
and mind uniting the unfortunate individual tsr either
business society The sad effect Of these early habits.
the Of ripper years, is 10 weaken and dcl!-
tate the constitution. destroy the physical and nenia
powers diminish and cnfsebe til: natural feelings ami
exhaust the vital energies Of manhood: the plen@ y
of life marred. the object Of marriage fiustI-i
and existence itself rendered term of mnc"asns misery
and regret Such persons especially those c"n,rm-
plating marriage shoul! lose No time IN making inn"-
date application. Ok. h. by his rev trcatnent, 10
enabled to insure a speedy and permanent: cnrn.
Consultations FREQ and confidential. Once no. l:0
South Clark Street Of Monroe half block from
the Post Office. Post Ohcc Box lai, Chicag', III.
Office hours from A. NJ. ~ p. NJ
Send for his Guido ~ iieal.s,' published r,on'tl',
free Of charge.
y. B-Lsics, send for descriptive Cirrriar of r"s
sarie Reniedie, the hrt preventive at cnLceition
known Gent to any address free OF clhrF'.
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Howard township and find as follows:
Jan IS to cash in hand $500, 40
to cash of county treas 1000
By cash disbursed as per
vouchers S112,5O
By cash in hand 5000
S433,4O $780,
also that we have examined the &C.
count of J NJ Richards township
clerk Of Albion township and find as
follows:
Jan $50 To cash in hand Sab
To cash from county treas 57,14
Jan '67 By cash disbursed
as per vouchers SOLOS
cash in hand 1929
S6l,s7 SOL 81
The account of Aaron StJohn clerk
Of jamestown township as follows:
Jan '67 To cash received from county
treasury S55, 100
Jan BY cash discussed as
per vouchers $500
The account Of W G Nye township
clerk Of Chester township as fol-
lows:
Jan 81 To cash from county
treasury $50, 100
BY cash disbursed as per vouchers $4,000
The account Of Gardner Howe clerk
of Oakdale township as follows.
Jan '67 To cash from county tres S54, 90
By cash disbursed as per vouchers $500
The account of p n Glathart clerk
Of Vernon Springs township.
Jan Isl To cash from coun treas $l02, SO
To cash over paid 1,01
By cash discussed S1O3,9(
w K Talmage clerk Of Howard
Centre Township.
Jany 1857 To cash from coun treas ant
former clerk 1885,
By cash disbursed S42,87
By cash for guide boards 1887
BY cash on hand 77,9O
Total S138,64 1885,
g W Burg ess clerk of Forest City
township.
Jan '67 To cash from former elk SlO5.0'
TO cash from county treasurer 1880
BY cash disbursed Sl61,29
By cash in hand 58,7S
Total $22O,07 $780,
On notion report was adopted
On motion board adjourned unit
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p. T. Searles,
c. c. Ashley, ! Com.
A. II. Harris.

supervisor Stone moved that the
"Crcsco Times be selected as a
paper in which the session laws and
proceedings Of the Board be publish
ed as we'll as the "Plain Dealer
Of New Oregon Iowa. Motion car
ricd.
On motion tn" Po"rl ~"-hA-;- L
neys for school fund for their fees
whenever Judgments are obtained in
the district court. Mr.. StJobn
from committee on classification and
equalization presented a report;
after some discussion was withdrawn
for amendment.
Mr. Lee asked and obtained per-
mission to make an explanation in
reference to his account against the
county. On motion Board adjourn
ed until one clock ?. NJ.
afternoon Sess Oil One o'tlock P. II
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Roll called. Quorum present.
On motion bill of ". c. Nyc for
Up clerk in settling with Board and
mileage was allowed.
The swamp land claims of \. D.
Combs, A. Y. Lacy, w. G. Nye,
|. II. StJohn were present ed to the
Board and on molten were allowed.
On motion the following resolu-
ton was adopted.
Resolved, That if the claimants
or his assignee of any swamp land
claims allowed by the Board at its
present session shall furnish to the
clerk satisfactory written proof that
the established price Of such ella i'm
has been fully paid 10 the county or
its authorized agent, such proof
shall stand in lieu of payment to
the clerk for the same.
Mr.. NJ 3 Doolittle having repre-
scented to this board that money had
been illegally drawn from county
treasury on account Of appropriation
to soldiers families by JAS Barnes
On motion Messrs Harris, Searles
and StJohn were appointed commit
tee to investigate the charges made
and report to this board.
Mr. StJohn presented the follow
ing report. TO the Board Of super
visors of Howard county. Your
committee On revenue would re-
spcctfully recommend the following
! schedule for the year 1867 to wit:
! Albion Township.
Improved lands s4,oo@s6,5(
! Unimprovcd 5OCg5:5(
Forrest City Township.
Improved lands S4,00W$6, 81
Unlmproved lands 3,5O05,5
Chester Township.
Improved lands 50, 5o0S6, o.
Unimproved lands 3,0O04, OF
Oakdalc Township.
Improved lands $2,5oMS5,O OF
Uuimproved land 2,O0@3,5t
jamestown Township.
Improved lands S2,50@S5,0
Cnlmrrovcd lands 2,OOW3, 81
Saratoga Township.
!; Improved lands 81, 5O@S5, 0
l Uuimproved lands 2,OO@3, 5
Howard Centre Township.
Improved lands S3,Oo@$6,O
: Unimproved lands 2,25@4,O
: Vernon Springs Township.
Improved lands $4,500S7,O
n Unimproved lands 2,50@6,5
d New Oregon Township.
4 Improved lands S4,OolG$6, ;
= U@.~provea lads .'oOQo, :
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Obi &C OfCountY Board Of
Supervisors GfHGWHra
County Iowa.
HkKsoN SPRINGS Jany :, 1867
Orc o'clcrk z. ".

TkksoN SPRINGS Jany :. 1867.
One o'c'cci ?, ",
BE it remembered that the county
Board Of Supervisors met in their
room in the court house in Vernon
Springs Iowa on the eth day of Jan
uary A. D. 1867, pursuant to the
statute and were called to order by
Aaron kimball Clerk of the Board
On motion Of Mr.. Goodrich super
visor Griffin of Paris Ip was chosen
temporary chairman.
On motion of supervisor Ashley a
committee Of three on credentials
was appointed. Chair appointed
Nssrs Ashley, Goodrich and Stone
as such committee. Mr.. Goodrich
from committee on credentials pre-.
scented the following report. To
the Hon. Board Of Supervisors Of
Howard County Iowa.
The undersi sned Your committee
on credentials, respectfully report,
that we have examined the credcn-
.ials Of
A. II. Harris Eernnn Snr;nas rTr
l. c. Chamberlain Saratoga TIP.
Truman Robinson Howard,
Thomas Griffin Paris.
s. A. Stone Howard Centre,
Nm. Burlcigh Oakd2lc,
j. T. Searlcs Chester.
and find the credentials Of the above
named persons correct as newly
elected members Of the county Board
Of Supervisors Of this county.
Signed, {. c. Ashley,
S. \. Stone. Com.
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Paris Township,

Paris Township.
Improved lands 81, 5O@$5, 90
Unimproved lands 2,Oo04, so
Howard Township.
Improved lands g., 5o@S5,Oo
Unimproved lands 2,OO@6,5O
Alton Township.
Improved lands ss'5o@s5, so
unimproved lands 2,00W5, so
Timber and town lots are not
included in the above.
Personal Property
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TN MOTION Inc report WAS received
and the committee discharged.
On motion the report was adopted.
On motion Of supervisor Stone
the Board proceeded to take an in
formal ballot for chairman, which
resulted as follows.
C. s. Thurber had six votes: 5.
\. Stone had two votes, Thomas
Griffin three.
On motion the Board proceeded
. to formal ballot as follows.
c. S, Thurber, eight votes.
s. A. Stone three votes.
On motion G. :. Tnurhcr was
declared unanimously elected chair
man for the ensuing year.
Mr. Thurber On taking the chair
rendered his thanks for the honor
conferred and promised to serve the
Board to the best of his ability.
The bond of Aaron Kimball as
Clerk of tie Board of Supervisors of
Howard county Iowa was presented
to and approved by the Board.
On motion the Board adjourned
until 9 4. NJ. tomorrow.
Tuesday morning Jany sht 9 4. IL
board met pursunut to adjourn
mcnt. Roll called. Present Nessrs
Ashley, Thurber, Scarles, Burlcigh,
SJ ohn, ChamberlaiH, Stone, Har-
ris, Goodrich, Griffin. and Robinson.
Absent, Mr.. Russell,
Minutes yesterdays proceedings
read and adopted.
The chairman then announced the
standing committees for the current
year as fallows.
On Revenue,
Ashley, Harris and Scarlcs.
On county Judge and Recorder.
Goodrich, Russell and Burliegh.
On Shcriffs, Justices and Coro-
ncrs accounts.
StJohn, Goodrich and Robinson.
On bonds ana miscellaneous petit
tons.
Messrs Sea rls, Ashley and Harris.
On Trea surers accounts.
Mcssrs Griffin, Stone and Chamber
lain.
On school fund
Messrs Stone, Griffin and Chamber
lain.
On miscellaneous accounts.
Messrs Chamberlain, Griffin and
Stone.
On hi ghways and bridges.
Messrs Harris, Searlcs and Ashley.
On township officers accounts.
Messrs Burleigh, Russell and Good
rich.
On clerk of district court.
Mcssrs Robinson StJohn and Harris.
On classification and equalization.
StJohn, Goodrich and Burleigh.
On legal questions
Goodrich, Robinson and Burlcigh.
TN county expenses.
Mcssrs Griffin, Stone and Chamber
3ain.
Supervisor Griffin moved that
there be committee of ) appointed
to settle with parties who have
bridge and road appropriations in
hand in trust for the county.
Chair appointed Mess-s Griffin,
Searlcs and Stone as such commit
tee.
The claims of W. i. Wells and
Martin johnson to certain swamp
lands were received by the Board
and on motion the chairman and
clerk Of the board were empowered to
execute a quit claim deed to them i'll
accordance with their contract and
the payment of all expenses and the
sum of 81, 25 per acre into the coun
ty treasury. Mr. Stone presented
a resolution authorizing Hcnr,
Brown and Faycttc Lincoln to pa,
the value of swamp land rrc-cmptc'
by them into the county trcasur,
Instead of the county school fund
On motion the Board adjourne
until one o'clock 2. NJ.
afternoon Session. One o'clock.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Roll called. Quorum pre-
sent.
On motion Of supervisor st job
the road petition Of Jas. Oakiy an
others for road running north an
south through tae se:.te1 oSsoet'o
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DIR. j. G. AVER & CO.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, ~ Per Bottles Slx Bottles for 81.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such rcnown for the cure Of
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, tia.
it is entirely unnecessary for us to recount the
evidence Of its virtues wherever it has been
ployed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
it ever has been, and that it may be relied on to
do for their relief all it has over been found to Go.
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A yer's Cathartic Pills,
FOR THE CURB OF


Cos,:rcress, Ja'ndice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion.
Dyse,,te,y, Foul Stomach, E,ysipcaas, Iie0aache,
Plies, Rheumatism, Eruptioas and Stin Diseases,
Liver Complaint, Dropsy, letter. 7"nors and
Sat Raeum, 1Veyms, Govt, Neuralgia. as a
Dinner Pill, and for Purifying the Blaod.
They are sugar-coated, SO that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
best aperent in the world for all the purposes of
family physic.
Price Is cents per Boz; Five boxes for S10o.
rcatnumbcrs of Clergymcn, Physicians, States
men, and eminent perso'n,ages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthcso
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our ATKRicAN ALMANAC in which they
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
Do nst be put off by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS. and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, ard tcy shc-a
have it.
All our remedies are for sale BY
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-22

AS :he wheat crop approaches to ma
turity 1T is gratifying to hear from
nearly every part Of tho country, and
especially from the wheat growing
sections of tho upper districts, that
prospects arc now 80 encouraging for
% largo yield. If these hopes for a
good crop arc realized, we may not
longer feel such deep solicitudc for
Chose portions OF tho State in which
there is so much dcsIitution.--A55c
yHs Bonnu.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-22

a CAUTIoN.--Wc learn that soyo-
al lcttors, containing money and
money drafts, have been rifled Of their
contents lately between here and
Charleston. Our citizens would do
we'll to enclose in letters through the
mail only drafts payable to some ones
order in the city, and have this ar
rangcmcnt we'll understood ut the 9th
or ond Of tho limo before forwarding.
Oraagc6wy Times.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-22
WINNS]}OI}O, S. c., WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MAY
Full Account Of .ho Richmond Riot.

Ia l. ' a.
inc nccn,,,t "''',:''v% ,. ''' 80 J 'G',o"
WIN .,i,n',J1 - ~, "1,'""@ "','"'"a'9 g
~ Hi.h''n,'I s,J'" ',Iy ~ l. l. 'Lr''"" , P'f""
nn;n,. ~, ''%:y -.
or yrtn,l ~ .,,n ~ ~ I, az -" i ~ u
trrs ng thn r;,,,,,,' ,, ',uI' ,H ~" r,;' ,.a'''
Will. ,,.r,,,.;r,.,i f:., s"'G
tho U,luwarn @,,of.,n naG lhr,,"" :" "''': -
ict, was instIc1 rr5,n h;n, @ ''''D"" I,.' ~, =
rro, whom ln nr'ia.nJ wv - " 'V,
| tGo way--an m.Ior >yh;.h Iy W WV, "TI ~ -
OF his nosi;ion. H., L,I :, ,,rrs,.t n;,.1,, t
TO a;yr nnn,,rn r,,i;di,r i'',I'' III
inc tho cont,;n l,b,.,. ''," -
bncl; Of tho LooI ,yh;,h lr,st",tn', -" IlI
him il thc nuI Dnin,..,lla G;vr"'o,' r;va,,',,.'
who was s,,nI;nn -, ra,,i;otnI H.,
lnockino Tho nnmrn dawn vith .,,',.I:
inc trumnnt md ;m,no5;atn,,. ar,n'.
war,s the nruyo wax ayrn.Ird 'h% %'l> -,
liccman Snn,I,lj ,,J ,yLi,: ,,,n ~
sulpg$c,. 10 Ia tLc ,ort, whn .i,nn,.
thc narro, was orrcsi siod Iv p,,;cn,n,~
&noois.
lnc NEGROES Drosart ;r,,ol;.t,I,.
e0,unnncud m attpeI ,non fhn "nnl;nn'
Itrvoycrs wore drawn. sInrd,, mi
hricl, bats hurled. aol. nj ~, r.,rn. IF
!it@hth and Carey. tho nrisonnr ven.
torn hy tho mob from iho h,nly nr
Mr.. Southall, who strurrIol dr.ncr.,c-
Is, and pursued The ncgro. but waS
assaj>Ito,! hy.a large crowd Of ur.rnrs
one OF whom a:yurl, him ~, a., ,lI,,Il
or With a brick, innic(in~ y very 80
Yatn wound. He succeeded, how
ever, in rccupturiuc the nero. when
he was seized from behind ! ' ncurons,
who held both his hands and attGmpt-
ed to deprive him of his rcyolycr.
inc to tb2 rpscuo. hroyn nm t,,,,,Dr'
riiy. The a4saiianjs.
\ running light cnsucl on Seventh
street. which the nolicc marched Ill.,,
prisoner towards tho stutjnu-h,uyr
The cry Of <.l!rcclman to the rcscucn
was raised. and FROM all uvartrr. t(c
negroes foci;cd to aid in the attack on
the officers Of thc law. Stones and
bricNhNt, were buried, and a furious.
howliuw mob lowered around ;he no
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-22

ConN. According to chemical analy.
Sos, which vary considerably, corn con.
tans in 90 pounds, from lOJ to l2t
pounds Of nitrogen, called also gluten
a'bumcn, and cascin it is the muscle.
forming property, which supports men
and ANIMALS under hard labor. Lean
meat and cheese arc composed mostly
OF this property.
Corn varies very much. Swapping
corn contains very large portion OF It
or fat, and Tuscarora and Calico corn.
and some other varieties are composed
almost wholly Of starch. Most kinds Of
corn contain large amount of oil, and
arc better for iattening animals than for
snntaining them under hard labor.
Whcatanl oats contain moro nitrogen,
or muscle forming properties than corn.
When at hard labor man must eat
moro Indian bread than wheat bread.
to sustain hlm, or roolcnish tho mus
clcsas they are worn away by cxcr-
clso.
We have no account Of tho per CEN
iaGc Of nitrogen in cobs, but it it evident
that they contain nntriment, from an
old lady's keeping her COW in good con.
dition principally on boiled cobs, to say
nothing of the production Of alcohol form
them.
Although corn does not contain as
mncll nitrogen as wheat, yetfor persons
not laboring very hard tcontains enough.
Wheat or fine -four is too nutritious, or
conta'ng too much gluten for persons of
scdcntary habits hence arises dyspepsia,
constipation, and host of evils follow in
their train, among which is laziness, a
mortal enemy to health and comfort
Boston Cultavator.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-22


cSt possible words. announced ha: The CIV.
crnmrnt was net disposed 10 proceed witM
the trial OF the indictment against tho nc.
cuscd Mr q D'COanor, III II brief, calm
L. slowly uttered and uuimpassiomcd sprrch
Hshod hat Mr.. Davis be admitted to bail
presenting merely The usiHl arguments
upon which such applications arc based.
; Tic c"nplmcnt ell the humanity Of The last
military cu&toliNn OF Mr.. Davis. but in the
: nc",esl possible manner exempted the noto
rious Miles iom ai} the praise which Genera:
burton has earned The reply Of Nlr. Wm
NJ. EvaWs, thc leading counsel for he Gov.
crnmcnt, was designed simply to pilot the
conH safely TO The question of BAIL and hc-
!crc nc tool; his seat everybody saw tha,
TIE case was virtually al an end, and tina:
| the closing scenes in the trial Of MIR Davis
| were at hand. The effect Of tho scene was
somewhat marrcd by little technical spar
ring as to the residence OF the securities
upon Mr.. Davis bail bond bat all was am
icabiy settled by dividing The honor ut be-
coming tho Gccutios for Nlr. Davis, re.
lapN"&rancc whcl ''wan'cd" equally between
Che Nort! amd the South.
| There was u positive rash Of solid and
heHNy capitalists 10 ensure Mr.. Davis re.
appearance. The excitement was slmos;
rs eager TO iahC ''stOuk' in his bail borl
* if it was " largo dividend welding in.
| rom the N"lth, followed by \ host or
isuh>IpNtiHl "nl responsible loofinr ren-
| i!cmcn from that section. y cloud at
Southern ''sDlit mcn" rushed forw" 10
,"''' INC N"ithcFh securities. ahd hHni
''r 'tH l"''""h@ "nUi scarcely have salts
neN ltA p"l"iU drmani iHltrL the fl. u,
| 'ce''Nc so contagious that Che editors aud
!a"} rs wlGi nave d~nr'i ~ m''Sr to the
''''k 'hn'", i'A'I u hc.H ncccss0Hyior them
r. 5frtt tta.tE
ihe cIoiin9 scene "i this GrcaI historical
event was mot %rat'iyinG and dil moro TO
| restore ""ct irc'ln&5 nat"eHn the sections
| nan any 'n.'S W"i II has occurred durimg
! 'he war. INC Vniet, r">hect!ut, earnest
o''i"il 70 'hr lNlNale virtues purity and
M'!:'i OIL HN-|rcS'LrNi o"T!5 Was touch .
tS ~ ne '%'remc. no man present seem
CT !" withhold ne lr'hUic OF MS sympathy
20 'A" Aai'Er WI" In" suffered 50 mWch f"r
"h'Eeh oHHrcH OF an entire people. The
| f"'yf"! "ii.i"fS, who we're present IN l"rEe
;'"n''crS' were presented, ana greeted MIR.
E'''!s' IN q most cordial aud respectful
'"'lH''' ar. '"hn Amor "oits yielded "a
'hv c"'r"uJ OF TcSiA!y&s sentiment and
! "'",l"' ~ ha,N CT Ar. Nay's "lIA gnshin"
! ,h'hu@iaSn ANA behaved well. Thc counsel
| or 'nc rr9&cc" ION were equally courteous.
! an. 1"hei"ood, relieved, apparently, oi ii
,"H.' OF 10Y H"Nnr by MS late charge, j" II
~" remarks ITc"lri"t speedy return OF
| Pn'c" h'' &'"d VIII upon caWh, from which
'E"n '"c p""p!". thn press ana thc clergy
d 'hiS 2ou"M'iish clt y wi!lnot be excluded.
~ !s 40 eXn&Gnraion 20 say that every
| '''':I''h Ha' on Is no" rejoicing that The
;"',, 80" i''.a"l"'N"t @ "' great any GHn" inAN
| - ',',' '"'c'' "''" an" broken ny CON
,.''S.'' 'v' 10 ',E"% VOC 'hat me trcSi-
,,Iat "t nc ,''u N""'p'Gf"Cy re'"ihS 20 the
n"' " "'.n h"n"r uI:".''"eM al" S?irit "n
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-22

lAwhE@&NEs$ ~ NoNyu CAROLINA.
--l'awicSa violence and stealing in y
high degree continues TO stall; viii, de.
liant splriLin Now Hanover County.
Vice and crime Of the worst character
still goes on in tho face Of civil and mill.
tary law, and the farmers in tho coun.
try espccla!ly are subjected to all man.
nrr ofcviland robberics Of this sort
On Friday night last one OF our mos.
cstlmablc citizens, Joel Hines, ESD,
living at Spring Garden, fourteen miles
from this city, had his finest horse bri.
die ana saddle stolen from han. No
clue has yet been had Of the theft, but
The tracks OF The horse have gone in tho
direction Of Jones, On$low and Lcnoir
counties. It's evident that these rggi,-
!atora, who seem to bo strongest in
these and adjoining counties, have not
ceased their operations in New I[ano.
vcr, and no doubt they still havo &C.
compIiccs in this county, and perhaps
III This very city. Not only do our farm
crs find 1t difficult to raise and keep
stock, on account OF thieves al around
thon,, but in this busy season. when
horses and mUlcs are 80 scarce and 80
much IN demand, they are in constant
danger OF having them stolen. The
farmers arc III constunt Grcad that at
tacts viii be mado upon thoir stables
and 1t IS hlGh time that more efficient
means were devised if possible, to rid
The community Of thcac worse than van.
dala. What is to DO done p IV,lminy:
ton Jounui, May II.