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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-06

The Now York Tribune says that as the
campaign in that State ''advanccs, the Dem
ocrnts are showing their hands more boldly.
Grant is now Told to get back to his tan
yard, where the war picked him up and
evory word uttered in his praise is declared
10 be "a new riyet in tue letters Of our coun
try"
We rather like this open, frank spirit. IL
10 n, good augery and shows that the Demo.
cracy are indsposed TO fight Radicals with
their visors down. Let these bold tactics
be observed everywhere victory will fol-
low, ...n f,
CuRe ron NEuRALarA.- --Wo havo, if we
mistake not, already published the following
recipe. We have, says tho Harrisburg
Untqn. heasI itthighly recommended, and it
will do no harm to publish il again:
take two large tablespoonsful of cologne,
two tablespoonsful Of fine salt, and mix
| hem tcgother in G. small unttle every time
you have any acute affection Of the nerves,
on neuralgia, simply breathe the fumes in
your nose. from tho bottle, aud you will bo
Immediately relieved.
Stick our HIS SINGLE. The Sanders.
villo Geoygiun says :r,A candidate for Con
'ventionip the county ofJohnson posted up
on Tho Goufl liouseNdoor in Swainsboro
Tie following notice to his fellow .citizens:o
4 gSpl%4Ts IA HoTc. ,.,It ST. sFs.,
J: spiry offers, hisself to EpanHel and
johnson, and Laureuc, fur said cunyentfop
ctmin OF The 29th hist. and will do the best
kin too gin satt,sfnetion TO all and2will gin
my prinoipuls3 toony that wish. TO eere
them. Na9 sAs Ee.a ,E a.s :, ,.,,
CHEERING SIGNS. Direct trade between
Europe, ahd tho;2 South SIS apringioe up
Steam lines areiin operation betweea Iiycr.
poossndI New Orleans, and NORTH Germany
and New Orlesnss II ,is also announced
thSc sbere are now Reyeh ships on tkei. way
from BirorPoof o. sssasaadRh SWiih hssortea
cargoes. and one from Stockholm bringing
load OF Iron. Cotton vii, form The bulk
OF their roturn cargo.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-06
Tearing Down tho OH P9niie9tiAry il
MN8A.nTtOn CITY,

The Washington n.t.. 9. 10
New York NroM SAYS:
The worN of tearing down ia, al rru..
tcntiary OF t',e us,!riu. vt u..ah. .".,. 5g
very slowly r"r contractor rn-re"d Il"
rIbl d0wn "a" 'aNnJ1S!.. ih#Nies rwf
months, but for several days past there have
been but six or eight men anpi"yei Upon tbs
work nuG q fair beginning mas scarceiy been
made. The removal of thcse buildings will
effec'ualy oGiteratc NIL the Objects aasocIai
G with the trial ,eXccutiyn and burial of
tho assassination cousp,ra,ors. il was for
the purpose OF ofdcmoli,itlns these buildings
that the remains OF the Conspirator3 were
removed 10 another spot. The grave which
was filed by the body Of Booth. since his
death still stands opcu. as il was left when
the body was cxhulnod a few weeks ago. L,
is located in the corner the large Store.
room at the northern onl Of tho rcnitenin-
ry. The brick nonring was taken up. the
body buried, the bricks replaced, the huge
iron door was thcn locked and the key de
posted in the War Department, and not a
soul catered the dismal looking room, from
that time until the day tic body was rcmov
ed. The remains OF the nspirators now
lilo buried in large room at he northeast
corner of warehouse No. ] orthc Arsenal
buildings. The room is about thirty feet
by fifty; the walls are lined with shelves
containing ordnance stores, and on the
floor are hugo piles of boxes Of small arm
ammunition. The foor is composed of
fagstoncs, and about the centre Of the
room an obong spaceis marked, the four
sides Of which are indicated by narrow
white stripe. painted on the stones. Be.
neath the floor and within this spot is the
common grave Of Mrs Surat, Paine,
Atzerodt, Wirz and Booth, lying in the or~
der named
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-06

An ErfEcruAL CuRE poH Tmn EAR ACHE.
Take n small piece Of cotton batting or
cotton wool, making depression in the
cenre with the end of o finger. and hll it
with MS much ground pepper rs will rest on
q five cent piece, gather it into bail and
tic it up, dip the ball into sweet oil and
insert 1t into the ear covering The lattor
with cotton wool, and use bandage or ,oap
to- retain It i'll its place. Almost Instant
relief will he experienced, and the applica.
ton is 80 genile that an infant will pot be
injured by il, but experience relief as we'll
as adults fF." |'t@ 2# E@ /.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-06

Is IT, OR Is NOT a Hoax We have recev.
cd enclosed in an ci yeiope, postmarkcd
Brooklyn, n Y, The following circular:
U"ion--LidsrY, Equatiw. Ffa'erndy No
Expat'miion Cl;-en's Rlghts for The Red
! Men Norih,oest National Union Association
= TIE AssociatiJ" y ths People ofMe who!c
Dnion We propose. First That there be
set apart as the permanent homo of the
Indians, inhabiting the Central Territories,
the occupation of which they no& dispute
with tho whites, oil tho territory, lying
south Of tho British line. west Of The State
of Minnesota, cast of Montana, with the
eastern line of that Territory Gxc,i at or
near the NJ, 10 (Montana aud Northern
Idaho being consoldatcd) and north of
White Earth River--ard u line on or near
The I'D parallel, also, all The country North
OF the Big Wachita, west Of The Indian
Territory -''Neushn." ami The States of
Kansas aud Nebraska. with the Western
boundaries of thcse States fixed ut M 100,
to correspond yirh iI,o west lne Of Neosbo
and casi Of The Rio PccoS, OF Nav Mexico.
and u line norlhwnrd from that river, near
the N. lO1 ,the,proper east line of New
I Mexico and Colorado, thence 10 the, north
| line OF Colorado ;--u concession which, while
crsdiinble to the country, would pu; an end
to The "fndian Troubles" notwithstanding
The 'tUnion Pacific Railroad and Smoky
Hill Route" u ,u .gfa fat,j .
4 Second, We ,proposc: flg4
Eoi President, james Harlan; of Iowa
! :, For Vice President, Jlmes l. OH. OF
South Carolina
Ch'otgo, Sept. 1857 gHta#.#
| -. 90 s--------v--
| BAAiSnMEYr Of WHiTE MEN fRqN Vim
GiNlA.--ihc first active cxercites of s"ye
re'ghiy by Tic blacks Of lhe South has
occnrredin Virginia. tho prondest Of, tie
Southern Safes aud tho ,'lno,hcr Of Prcsi-
dents" "in.he days. of old, The negroes
having carried The city Of Eicllmond in Tic
consIiintlnal elccion. l,ayo followed up
their viettry by lie organization Of /
1H'yiglanoe toID'ni'tes," ,",a6a have ordered
Itwo white tciiizensl who oppos et their
ticket. 20 lsne the Siaio within forty eight
hours. fhey,will .douhClss obey the com.
mand. asaar hsal would c3st them, thor
lives \ blpet mob is likcly 10 stop sbort
in n acaeeefof aolence. We sugncsl thai The
bahished Wits be invited "a visit New
syork.Sandthat grand pa5lic fscepiiot
be rendered TO llbm s..TheSwiil excite more
enthusiasm thnnEha martyrcd Stanton ana
as tho pioneer victims Of negro rule, deserve
dem oas.catiea, : Ncw York Ucra!d.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-06
The Fearful Storm on the Rio Grando.

| New ORLEANS, October Is. Tho Picgy.
me has the following later advices, which
confirm those already given, of the dest.uc
| tive effect Of the late storm upon tho Rio
| GrnndC:
| III Co"rer OF the 18th inst, says tha. the
! hurricane was tho most terrible onthe from.
tier within the memory Of man. A pcrppt-
ual bombardmont for year couid hardly
have done as much damage as hcppened
from this orc nights storm; twenty six
| were killed at Matamoras, len killed and
twcnly.onc wounded at Brow svillc, nt
Erazos, 50 l,tr as known, twelve persons
persisted The sch0oncrS Eta and kndosh
were blown high ashore. Only two houses
wero left at Clark's Hill and none at Bag.
dad. TIL loss Of life at the latter place is
not known. Ninety of The iuhabtauts cs
| capped by going on board vessel which rode
out the storm. The rest nus: have perish
ed
The negro soldiers and their officers at
Bra1os arc said 10 have acted iniumo ously.
not only refusing assistance To STRUGGLING
and suffering families, but retiring to a
sheltered part OF the island The soldiers re-
turn dtho next day to rob wrecked goods
under the remains OF warehouses ant dwell.
lings On" Of them shot ana Iilllcd 1t uiti.
zen who detected him robt.Hg Tho ofi.
GERS "rs said 10 have done nothing TO Lave
checked ihcir brig tn@are.
From = long list og damages at Browns.
nnl,,,. n.,,I," ~, -.
"uuy W. ',, yIo"N' ''''' ~" i"o' oi""n on
C'n,,mr' D"' '~,'''''Ho'' ~ ho
~, go" J"l' N",,"t't'',y "o'
~ ~ T.. "' ~ az '',Gc'
21ncth streets are dcstro. ed. inciulLg the
"''.o az" Wv r"s''''I 'i"H o'''ce'
W ""' ,H ~ 'o''r'i'o""
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-06

Postmasters are obliged to receive
all treasury notes, for stamps dlYpost
age if oiearly genuine, po. ,metter, how
worn or defacea they may be, provided
chat o-Swontieth part thereof be hot
mitsing and fractional currency; ii
aot oac ,tcu.h part be m:ss;rg,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-06

A. voting macline is one Of the IN
vcnllosis 9l the nineteenth century, au6
q pat"nl Tor il has been applied for at
Washlng'on. The machine invented is
Intended TO facll,a,. jlie taking Of, the
yeas and nays in public buIies. Bv an
arrangement ofwires similar to that Of
the hotel auuunciator, connecting the
desks oil the members OF "a dellberalive
body with the voting apparatus, mem
brrs are enabled 10 vote all nj once, and,
after moments time allowed f.r a
change Of vote by any member who
may desire, ne result that l., The ia.
lividuai vote of racl, member together
with oil" aggregate, respectively nt lh.
yeas and nays is pi,mlv sIrown on the
dial pmles. Simultaneously Mithail..
summarized result, lhranamc Of each
member voting Is printe'l. This ma
chin Is s,inn 10 have y public trial il
che chamber Of the Washington Com
mon Coaieif. Tit succeeds i, will. be-
n d"aih blo@ to the Observation-Disclosures Aol
alliDgtl,nr by calling for the seasl aan,l
"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-06


CorToN FROM FLORIDA. Tho followiu r
are extracts from letters received by "a mrr.
camille house in this city, from Jacksonville,
Fle You may rely upon ,itthat not more
than five thousand bales Of Long Cotton
will be shipped from Florida this year; ,his
opinion Is confirmed by Dr.. vi, Nno is Just
FROM the interior, and who has taken; some
trouble to inform himself.'
Y II am satisfied thnt there will'not be- n
third .of a crop made in our State this year.
Some of my neighb9rs who plpn,cd FOR, one
hundred bales will nof make ttwentyp'.--
diereary. ,s+ @ts srsl8 .Ta-.
tr?--s = 49, gyFg,, 4. -
r. Mn.DAyIsS TktAL:-AThc New York Times,
q leading Republican journal, manifesto d
very just appreciation. Of the character of
Underwoo9, henit declnres, as ii does in
lis issue ofsMonday. that considering tho
chaaracter,and ealibre Of the. presiding Dis.
trict VI lge, the mode Of concluding the
j,Ty.S land the prevailing temper 4f enc par-
lies, who, l.aye:eoptrol, ,of, the wholesprocse
ing, there is.feasop 70 fear hat steps may
3bs takenssto procure aonviclioR, which
will reflect more lasting and infliot dcepoy
injury on our whole political system than
oven an acquittal would involve"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-06

DEATH or COLONEL JouN BAUs,
KErT. The Columbia Phenir, says
1--WE are panied TO announce the
death Of Colonel John Bauskett, one
OF our most respected cilizens,ani
one Of the brightest ornaments of
the Barin the State. We have not the
n.atcria! for even a brief memoranda Of
the deceased. He was born in New
berry District, and was about seventy.
four years Of age. EIe was admitted to
the Bar, contemporary with Waddy
Thompson, Hon. A. P. Butler. Judge
Earle, Chancellor Harper and Judge
.O'Neall. IN tie tiiidst of this galaxy
of South Carolina jnrisls, Le slione
bright. Colonel Bauskett represented
Edgrfcld District, in tile. State Senate,
for one pr two terms. Since he renoy-
ed to Columbia, he took high position
in his profession; and as friend and
gentleman, Won esteem and respec, of
all who had the pleasure of lis SOCIAL
Intercourse"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-06
THE
Selected Poetry.
LAMENT OF TIE PETIT JUROR.

BY DEEP SUFFERING.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-03
What was Rsfoss ths People Of
California. va u ss

Tho nealy sleessd govesaoesof Caiis
fernla, xssssi, IN 500, fes alrk Ll1ssla
for President. II 1867 he isfs sas Be
sabssesn parss sad attached binsslF 10
sas dsmseratic wslh which be has sihss
acted, doisg COED sersies In the can l
paigo 81 lS94, Il - "a
The plaiforsa apon whlsA As wAs aca-
mated, and apoa whieh be saads the
sssasass sad wss sseelsds SoLsslasd tho
foilswiag fsf iss planks 3 -
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plan q ressn@sssGtisn seak rsxeris sas
States II shs Ssasa - ssrrIsorsss.
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81 sAs ssssss ~ shs bssis II ths federal
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-03
Working es the Present Financial
System. 81 tssse lf4ss

II sonversfng wish cefmas, tie esh
sr day, on the hnaneiai qasssisa, hare
marked thai the Inequality sad injassice
Of the bond system the Radicals are for
apAolaing, ass tas giasieg ls 30 saAssiks
ted eofn sflencs. Said be, II hsss Y
neighbcr whose soIe psopersy . ,nsfsts
OF one huadred thousand dollars ID ase
tweutiss, Of whics be receives annaalls
six tbousaud dollars Ia gold, an1 shich
be can sen 20 tbs broker for aboat eight
thousand dollars 10 greenbacks. he
pays no State, city or coanty laxss: ]
sn worth twenty shousaad dollars, on
which Ipay State, city And Oosasy taxes
and whieh daes nes yisId nae clear four
per cent. Iiis, ehildfsa and sniue 20 70
shs same public school. par taxes to
school bis shidreas aad be pays asae.l
ray tsxesse sohool The ssiiarsm OF my
posr peighbcrs, and be pays none. And
this Is a RApuhfiean Goverameat Pr
We are acqaaissea wsth shess swe Ger
man citizens. and knaw tie stasemsas to
BE- earrsel to the letter. lea aay woad-
- that the psople ssergshers. ~ish =
unaaimiiy almost unpafallaisas ags d.
mar ding that thsss fvestH sniiss saall
be paid sish government money, 20 -
rot only % relisss labor aid pkspsFtys
and business of grisYoas - xasssps bas
also bring spon lhe tar duplicate large
arn6ans Of properly now exempt frgm
saxasion, ard thereby eqaaiiaaag the bar
sAega g. Sasesaaats Eaeutse5. 49,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-03

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-03
Nm - ysss ~ 1Isksl !

/ Thers are some men sho hays .bssn
aefing with ths Rspnbiican party, whs
sAsnsa 70 Scf The negro susfafs aiheaas
l,msaa 30 shs Ssste Donssisn<sos Ass taak
Ief xpsing tAs Rsdiesf siskss. ] IL sbsJ
wonld sensidsB kus { momsnEs ARD hasa
knosiedks fhas they shodld DO ffssmea,
enc nos sinvss 70 party, ws think sisAs
shey Msnld asriye d . diissfehs esecaaa !.
Ion. What claiu kaapsssf spoh an ID! !
assiduaIs Certainly nene ethexs yhan
thas OF sgreemens OF sentiment and pol
log. Nsiis msaaE aivt6sa 10 opi6.en
in regard 20 the paliey 30 De pslrsned hy
government, they should be csrsful slsss
anserapaious leaders sboaId MOI lead
shesa so-a ybsc of foiiy wflfrh snsif Sssig !.
ment would disappscses A ssass u poiss
IL shs issns bet sses psEtiss 10 ske psss-
ent censess. Ali the sasiidates "a ske
Radical ticket stand pledged 20 The, fol-
lowirg prIncipIe, Rnnonncfd iB their
Stats Uonvsrsioo, held ss Gslsmbusa:
vfhas imbasd wish aspiss saE' srss
Dsmoeracy, saa nsiieviag that the pas-
efs necssssfy fqs tbe parp0ses IL sfkaia.
ing she ends 90 Cover nmens, Ought not
20 De rssfrt5ssd 10 D privilege elkss, baf
should be Eisisa5 10 tss whsis psepis,
sishout unjust ofsodisas aistlassisns, or
qualifications not equally attaiaabas By
all, and further bslisying shst stess sen-
simehts are ID ssgscs aacetdsnee wfsb she
spirit and tendsRoy ef smpissn sisalizs-
tipn, We plasa ourselves on the simple
and broasi platform Of MANuOOD SUE
FRAtiB, &c embsdied lii the proposed
Amen dmens 20 tha State Uonssgaatson,
appealiag 20 and eonGlisg 10, fhs intel !
ligenee, justice and patriotisn ef lhe
people OF Ohio, to approve Is at The ha[
iet box.S No man should vote she Rad
ieai State or soaAty ticket abe does not
approve that platform. To opposs fhe
platfoFm and as tha aame iima vote lar
the men who adopt il as their dsel. n.
tion Of principles Ii an act Of uapafton.
abie stupidiry.i How men eaH Ruct 80
fooli4h 10 beyoad our sonprebsasioa.-~
What ID there is party thai men SHOULD
so staitify themselves as It's bshests Pr
What is party bas men, holding the
ssams cpiniaBs anisiag themselves 10
gether fer the parpess Of snfsrciag
them ? Sappose she Issue bsfsEe The
people Vas she proprissy of soms grsqs
ihternal iaapfofem Cd - what woald veg
shink sf rnen: :soIding opipisusaa fasos OF
the praPossd inpEovemsnts, Raaiag for
The men opposed TO Il, thus anuvlliug
their ewn sentimentsf Gould . man
place himself In more ridiculous plight.
Does 0ot every mznUf gooi eopmon
senss ses skAt In sstiag ing this aass be
wouId soon earn the atls of stool Sn-
Esery honest man, who IL opposed 10 ns-
gro aagfrage, snd desires 20 have the
measure defeated, shsaid ssEs sgaanss
sBy and every usn IN fasor Of that
measure. Ohso PspsFst q eetsss'5a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-03

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-10-03
Bargains ! Bargains! !

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-10-25
Charity.

Love, bcncvolcncc, good will
world Of poin and misery needs l
hand of love to stay the work Of ols7
ease, and want and death: and the
destiny Of men in two worlds de
Ponds in no small degree upon the
proper cultivation and timely rNcr-
else Of the angelic virtue. The
dark clouds of adversely rccc4e be-
fore its peaceful light, and 4 new
star shines calmly ON the weary pill
grim S lone pathway; crime is re-
buked; virtue is strengthened; and
the brightest and purcst angel, no
less than the lowest and poorest
mortal, receives thrill Of joy and
acknowledges a new glory when
made to feel the hallowcd Influence
Of living love.
Charity must not be limited.
either in its definition or exercise.
1t is too noble to be fettered. The
proud eagle loves the highest peak,
where his piercing eye can glance
from mountain to mountain, and
from valley to valley; but limit this
noble bird to the mean cage, and
his life is yielded with his liberty.
SO of Charity; limit 1t to selfish
purposes ana degraded objects, dis
robe it of the attribute Of universal
ity and reserve its agency for par
ticularpcrsonS and special occasions,
and then, like the br"kcn-hcartcd
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1867-10-25
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