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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-22

The National Line comprises the following nsst.
cisss donhie-engne Iron Steamship. with water.
light compartments.
ENGLAND, Carr GaAcR 40 tons: SCOTLAND.
Carr. HALL. B.Gys tons VIRGINIA. Cart. Pnowsg,
$50 tons AELvETlA, Cart. OoiLy.s. 1913 tone /;
DENMARK. Carr. THomiToN, 3.l1T tons: THE
BEN. Carr, 0nocAs, a,ti1 tons ERIN. Carr
CCrnSs. 1910 tons; PENNSYLVANIA, Carl
Lawn, a.sTa tons LOUISIANA, Carr TBonscS,
2,l66 tons; FRANCE and GERMAN building.
Sailing every saturday from New York; cvesy
"Wednesday IF Jm Liverpool aud Queenstown Cork
unrbor
The National Steam Navigation Company, Of Tiv.
erpool, intend despaiching. this month, from New
York, thu following Steamships
From New York to Queenstown or liverpool
Cabin el00, Steessge, $40.
To Antwerp. Cabin, sit5 Steersge, 956.
10 Hamburg. Cabin, $1i5; StcersRr, 3d..
To Bremen, Cabin. $1z5, Sseerage. $5s
To Havre, Cabin. $li6; 6teeraxc, AT.
To Paris, Cabin, $50; Sieerage, ~.
Draft issued for any amount On any Bank r. Great
Britain. and Ireland, At the lowest rate.
Steceage passage tichct-. 20 bring parties nom 1lv-
erpool q Queenstown. Cork Hasbos) for rs IN
&c. DUNCAN, Davenport, Iowa.
Agent for tho National Steam Naviaaei0n Compo-
NJ 81 and 81 Broadway, New York sugl7.d1y
Ladies' DESIRING Z Smooth.
Clear md
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-22

9th The eddy on the Iowa side Of the
punishable pier, rs nearly as could be esti
mated, i about ono hundred feet wide at
the ioet OF the pier, and the turbulence or
boiling u the water extends about five
Agndiod fret below. iis eddy Is con
staa,'y sarliu@ IN its position anl linen
s.. lls. u edecis "a tie pass Ige Of bos. !,
Ascending AMI DESCRIBING IS undoubtedly
@ uasr III IN more difficult. on account Il
tae Gaze required to avoid getting one part
die beat ia It when another part is IN the
current Of he ctaw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-22
Ladies' DESIRING 4 Smooth
Clear and

This delightful Toilet Article has equal for pre-
serving and identifying the complexion aud skin:
Sold By druggists evcrywhsee. Depot e Fulton b..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-22

FRIGHTFCL EXECUTION!
II done upon thousands Of grey heads, by endcavor-
ing TO dAsken them with metallic dyee that
Grnra.na AAsp SRemue
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-22

lecied ID this inconvenience at all times.
%. 1t would obstruct the navigation of
the river during the time when no ditiicu,.
ties arc experienced on the rapids. For five
or SIX months In the year, or about two
thirds OF the psvigahle season, the river is
high enough not 10 require an Improvement;
and in order to overcome the natural obs
structions during period Of about three
months we would be submitting an artificial
one during the other six.
IL planning an improvement fer the
rapids Of the Mississippi river one point
ment must not Of itself become an obs,ruc>
ton; and no plan should be adopted for
the improvement Of navigation in low water
that would be prejudicial to its resent state
in high water. On this point l am not
alone. and respectfully call your attcntion 20
the report OF the board ofengineers, conven
ed at my request and IN obedince to your
orders. copy Of which is herewith APP
pended.
Plan OF improvement by means OF an in
dependent lateral canal on either side Of the
| river:
have no hesitation in saying that, in
my opinion, this plan is far preferable to
the foregoing, no matter on which side the
canal should be located Though 1t has
some objections, il recommends itself from
the fact that IL in 60 way interieres with
the river as it is, and it will be nayieab'e
At all times, night or day, windy or foegy
weather.
have not made any estimate of the cos;
of constructing canal on either side OF the
river, first, on account of the limited time
at my disposal, and, second, because |
think the time hiss not yet come when it is
necessary 10 resort to = cansl as . means Of
overcoming the difficulties Of NAVIGATE on
these rapids. Its certain, however. that
canal Of the dimsnsions necessary to 90.
c"mmcdAse the ccsnsN~rce 81 this rivrr can.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-22

rendered dangerous by tho shoalness Of the
water on the rapids, and sometimes impas-
s,blc for boats drawing more than two icet
In the year 1854 the water Vas lower than
had been known before in many years. at
tanning It's lowest point Sept. .. From the
record Of the stages Of the water kept at the
Chicago aud Rock Island r. II bridge, II is
found that the greatest range between the
high and low water during the last seven
years is / ) feet, and ~ inches, being the high
water Of 1862 and the low water Of 1864 !;
the mean range during the same period be-
ing less than II feet
The range between the highest foods and
lowest water at other points along the rsp>
ids. from the best authority that ccu.d be
obtained, are At Valley City, opposite Ham D.
ton, Is feet, and s inches, and at IssClsise.
IL feet, which, if correct, shows diminu,ion
Of only 8 feet, and Q inches in the fall at high
water - compared with that At low.
The average width Of the river on the
rapids il about half mile. At LeClaire il
10 only 1900 feet in one place, but widens
out above and below Below the rapids the
river Il wider than on them, A. may be seen
from the map. A lIne Of levels from the
head to the foot Ct the rapids shows fall Of
q As feet in . distance OF about fourteen
miles, or IN average fall Of l.53 feet per
mile in low water. The greatest fall 10 on
Moline and Sycamore chains, as may be
seen by referring to the accompanying pros
file.
! The area Of a cross section at the heal OF
the rapids, where the river IS only I $50
feet wide. is 30,22S square feet ct point
near Sycamore chain, l2,4os square feet ;
a, Molire chain, $3.50 square feet
Careful experiments were made on the ve
iocis of the current, in order to determine
sne amount Of discharge over the rapids in
ordinary low water. For this purpose two
stations were taken, and a number Of veloc~
ites ostween them Ct different distances
from the shores determined by floats a
mean Of these was taken as the surface ye
lociiy. The mean area Of tho two cross
sections ct the stations was taken n the
; a'ea cftue ceoss ecction. end - srrlv;Hs
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13
WinnsborO Cotton Market.

During the week past some $40 H.
have been sold at prices ranging FROM
to i"f Hwi'hont taxi at the close lsfe
week, prices seem to bc based upopsw
York adviscs which quote l9c fol gid.
ding which would warrant 1871 Ho4c.
mere net we arc informed howeythat'
sales have not realized anything ib''r Of
the buyer Our merchants also @pl"n,
'th'' most of the cotton shippe,hm this
point, is received in had order, 81 which
an additional charge Of So to tents PR
bale has to be imposed, lllis is & addition
I" TAX upon he purchaser. Wwould re-
commend 'he use of more }sging' and
more care in preparing cottior market.
Price day l8l TO 1877 freeigivcn.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13
SIIERIIlpS SIZES.

RY Virtue of sundry Exc elions tome d..
- reoted, I wiloffer fokalc, at Fairfield
Court House on tile first jdonday and tho
day following in Docemb noxt, within the
legal hours Of sale, to u highest bidder,
for C91h, the follol@g Real Property
Purchasers to pay f. Titles:
ono tract of 100 acres moro or less OF.
,o,d in FairfeT District adjoining lands o. o.
Uniel Hall James Barber, A. +. Lumpkin,
Nm. b. Neblsy and others, levied upon as
the pro g0r'y of Hcbulon Moblcy, al the
sui Of Bmth Il Melton and others.
Oatraot of 800 acres moro or less of lond
in Fairfield District adjoining lands of Dan.
ici Hall. James Barber, a. r. Lumpkin,
Rev. Mr.. Creighton, Zebul On Mobley md
others; loried upon as the property of Vim.
Is. Mobley, at tho suit of Smith & Melton
and others.
L W. oLLEvER,
90. 8. L. D.
Dec, o, 1867.
nov 12-flx2
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Tho Bench and tho Bar.

ii good and true South Carolinian ;
a Just judge, and an honorable. He
is firm in his legal positions, Just in
his judgments, conscientious in his
doubts, and a!lablc in his manners.
The Bar is unusually strong.
Tho State Solicitor, Major G. d.
Melton, is tho first in order. Ex-
haustiyc in his legal logic, convincing
III his my"mcn'um od homincm, and
pointed in his sarcasm nc is o terror
IN State cases. And yet better
hearted man can hardly be found.
The Columbia and Chester bars arc
bothreprcscntcd. From the former
arc Mcssrs w. Il. DcSaussurc, S. W.
Melton and our natiyc-born Fitz W.
McMas cr.
The venerable W. L. D. ispunctili-
ously guarded in tho progress of q
case under his charge. A clear way
is what he most pcrsistcntly sccNs,-
and when once found the opposition
may as we'll try to move the noun
tains as him.
And there is $. w. NJ, The hand
some, earnest, eloquent and pathetic
counsel. lie storms the emotions,
commands the feelings, and leads the
intellect impcrccptibly along.
The invincib!c black-haircd-and-
bearded +. W. McNl., Of PROPOSES
sing appearance, Of penetrating eye
and thought, quick and noble, is also
at The Bar.
From Chester VIC have Mcssrs Cilc.
j. Patterson and &. >. ''rico.
{ q. >. !. Esq, is diver into human
nature. llo scans his client we'll be,
fore he takes his ease, and when takc,
he is earnest in its prosecution. The
tone and emphasis of his voice com
mands tue car.
Mr.. Z. >. ). has all the indications
of tcnacity in good cause. Full of
hope, and yet quite susceptible of de-
feat III case where conscicntiousy y
legal hrc"stwork cannot be thrown up.
And now for The Winnsboro repre-
scntation.
| First, there is Judge W. II. r., the
bold, practical and unmistakcablc
counsel OF quick perception and
rapid Judgment.
Then J. II. r.. the sbrcwJ. ana
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13
NuttoMal Mhll,.leMcer,
RESULT OF TIE ELECTIoN.

The Radical party is beaten. This
fact could have been announced conf
IDENTIFY Ionr weeks ago, for the result
was apparent then us is certain now.
un'li cause ceases to rroAuce effect it
could not be otherwise
For iii" overwhelming maioritcs in
cities Of New TorL. and Blonllvn there
is Il simple solution IT. is the second
signal expression Of popular Indignation
against Ti6@nc liquor legislation. Raai.
cal'5m, III this respect, rs in regard to the
negro, has reacted. The Iiijunc, in its
"On to Richmond temper and tone"
forced these two questions int0 the can.
vas, aud has lis answer in majority
OF seventy thousand again<, It's par
".
These drawbacks, added to the Tji-
0"'e's crusade against the social freedom
o! Germans, and in favour Of negro SUI
premacy, account for the falling OF OF
The Republican maiori'ies in the State.
= ~. y Gem. Idr.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13

DEATH OF LORD RossE, THE AsroN.
oMER The civilized world will hear
with profound regret Of the death of the
R'gh Hon. William Parsons, Iarl of
RoS> , name that will ever bo distin-
guiahrd in the annals of astronomy.
Lord Rosse was born June l7th, 1900,
and lis, age Of course runs with tho cen
tnry. In 1911 he succeeded to his
fathers titled, and was elected one of the
representatives peers FOR. Ireland, a lie
Office. He resided chiefly at Birr Gas.
tie, Ireland, where he set up his first
telescope. His later telescope which is
nSsociat"d with his name, and construct.
ed by himself, has II world reputation,
many stars have been detected by i.
which formerly were known but hs
n"onIm. In 1919 h" was elected PrcSi.
d":it OF The Royal society in 1912 the
University of Cambridge conferred ON
hlm The degree Of III. D.; in 1853 he
va elected on" u! ~" u",n brrs of the
lmprrI'l Academy uf Sciences mt 81.
f"i"rrh"r@ md in 1855 mad, kniuht
nI ~" Legion Of Honor BY th, Emperor
Nh"ni"nn. ~ IN" of his death he
was ikcNiSra m"uhrr Of nnn.bcrlss
I""'''"i Srrlatlcs ID iInG(aI,j and on the
g u'Nr"ur.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13
MARRIED.

At tho residence Of the brides faith
or on the 9th instant, by the Rev. O.
IL. Blue, j. d., Mr.. r. S. DEspoRrEs
OF kidgeway, S. c., and Miss SUSIE II
AowTnER Of Lee Co., Alabama.
At the residence Of Mrs Jonny Douglass,
on the 10Th Octoper by Rev. j. Boyce d..
p, Mr.. }. H. BRlCE, to Miss NARY u.
DOUGLASS.
Also at The same time and place. Mr.,
a: ). HAMILTON. to Miss MATTE Nj
BELL, all of Fairfield District A
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13
Local Items.
Attention One and All.

We are again forced to the unploas-
ant necessity of dunning all those in,
dcbted to us. We cannot live on
'spromises to pay" No have tried
the system, and fnd it failure and
we now say to all, if you value the pa.
per and wish it continued, settle up ut
onco, 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, arc earnestly requested
to come forward and settle Immediate
l|"-furthcr indulgence will not be
granted.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13

New Advertisements.
"Noticc for You"-Jno. p. Mat
thcws, like ourselves, has backed out
good sized army. Like him, We
have challenged several men to come
up and pay and they havn't done so.
"lntcrnal Revenue Sales"-Calvin
Bficc. ID. G.
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U. s. INTERNAL REyENIIE. H.

WlNNsBORO, s. c., Nov 9th, 1867.
ny virtue Of an order from a. s Wallace.
~ Col. 3D. Col. Dist. of South Carolina,
! will sell on Saturday. 23d day Of Noycm.
Der, 1857, ono barrel Brandy, seized upor
for non. payment Of tax.
! nov 7-t2x2 ~ 49,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13
The Fair.

Inc falr,
Three large wcll-fllcd and tasteful.
ly arranged tables arc the first gcncr-
al attractions in the Balmoral Hall,
where the Ladies' Fair for the rebuild
ing of The Episcopal Church is going
OF.
10 enter into all the detailed at
fractions upon these tables, and tho
beauty and urbanity that administers
them to tho gathered crowd, would
ovcr-iill our space. Suffice it to say,
generally, that gentlemen in attend
ancc upon the Court will find an excel.
lent dinner in waiting for them during
tho Court week and tho ladies will
enjoy social promenade in the spa
cous Hall by daylight or by pctro!c
um illumination.
We hope the efforts of the Ladies'
will be handsomely rewarded, and
that the object of their zeal and pcrsc-
verancc will soon have F'local habi
tati3n and Il name"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13

The Jo"rnal dc 81 PctcrsJurg prints
an Official copy of a joint note from
Russia, France, Prussia and Italy, to
The Sultan of Turkey, on the Eastern
question. After rchcarsing the un-
needed representations which have
from time to time been made by Euro
pcan powers i'll favor Of granting the
demands Of the Crctans, and for tho
general anclioration Of the condition
OF Christians IN the Ottoman Empire
the note declares the great powers will
hold the Su''an responsible for what
ever consepuci ncs may follow.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13

A TRAIN On FIRE AT ORANGnlURG.
as the down freight train from Colnm.
bia, on Wednesday evening, arrived at,
Orang"burg, it was discovered tha. one
Of the cars, continuing twcnty:six bales
Of cotton, had taken fire. The alarm
was immediately given, and in u few
minutes the Oramg"bnrg Fire Company
arrived and poured Il stream of water
on to the blazing mass There was no
d'llicml'y IN snhlnng the flames; but,
had it no, been for HE promp;ncss and
efficiency of the Orangcburg Fire Com
pany, the fire might have spread and
consumed the whole train Of twcnty,two 0
rars.-- Lhufic$toa NdtU$.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13

Observation-Disclosures gogucs always
raIS" gr"n' hue and cry against "aris.
l"cracy." The destruction of true
"r'S'"rr"cy only produces a mushroom
n"''a0ion. Negroes aud mean whites
who help aw.lI lie chorns of "down
81 h t,r ari> ocra;s, are at hcar, The
most ultra Of olig,rchs, and, when,
III power 80 most absolute afislo.
Gratis
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13

FASHIONS FOR GMNTLEMEN "A monr
gentlemen it is noticed that box-tocd
shoes, ilcsh.co'orcd gloves and blue
btoad-cfo'li suits :prc'ioinatc. Panta
looms have now approached that degree
OF tlghlncss which may tu called Pinch
mG. Coats are worn very short, only
coming down to The hips: A few light
colorcd ovcrcoals are seen; but black or
dark olive seems the favpr;,c color. -
Hats have wider lrinI&. more OF Il curve,
nnd not so tall as n$t s.a son. Neck.
ties arc worn Of color NctU York
MAI.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13

Sixty-one thousand in the city, and
twenty-five thousand in the State, ius.
tify the explosive uttcrances of the
Iporlt, which claims pretty much the
whole carth for its party. 1t could
well sing
"No pent.up Utica contracts our powers,
But the whole boundless continent il ours. ="
Even in Kansas--a State built up
by Republicans and thronged by Re-
pnblicans-thc voters discriminate {:
they choose Republican officers, but
they do not choose at present to ex-
tend the franchise to women and
Africans.~-N. Y. EVening Post
THE POLITICAL CAMPAIGN oT 1867.
The Empire State, through the accla-
nation almost Of the people Of h"r great
city. the commercial centre Of he Wrs.-
crn continent, and from which ramiGv
arteries and nerves ~ comuicrcc and
tinHncc that penetrate The round carh,
has planted hcrsclfin the immortal cmi-
nencc Of al Acknowledged leadership IN
n conrs" 10 which all States of the
North will IN another year mdve in
grand procession anl in mos. imnosinr
pageant.
New jersey has returned after a
temporary alteration, to her old orbit
III the political frmamcnt. Being in
the bel; q The Midll States Of The
North, with Pennsylvania, Ohio aud
lndlana---h having like clements OF char
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13
CONSERVATIVE Convention.

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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13

Tho District Court
Convened yesterday, his Honor,
Judge Robertson, presiding.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13

she ~ osEpn WALKER s. Co.., nrc ours
FOE noi,hs in Charleston, and arc authorized TO
Tried an,ye advertisements and make collection
+, nao mao Nrpapers.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13
PhUnf.g.

Lieut.. John G. Braine, charged with
piracy and murder, in capturing the
steamer Chesapeake, during the war,
was up in the Supreme Court of Brook
iyn' on Saturday. OH u motion to bail.
Brmnc claims a commission IN the Con-
iederatc army, but has failed to produce
IT. The case was adjourned to Wednes-
day next.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13
THE RADICAL WATERLOO.

TIE election nows which we give
our readers this morning will I'll
with JOY every Democratic heart.
Rarely has it been our lot to present
Suci' CAUSE for rejoicing. The Nm
pirc City of the Union-New York
has rolled up the magnificent majority
OF 10000 for the white mans ticket,
and tho returns from the State indi
cate tho success Of the Democracy by
an overwhelming majority. In the
other States which voted yesterday,
tho Democratic gains have been enor-
nous, and anew impetus has thus been
given to tho swelling wave of fDemo-
cratic trinmphs throughout the coun-.
try. At tho late hour we write, it is
Impossible to particu,arizc. We ro-
Ter our readers to the 6gurcs, rs they
appear in our tclcsraphic columns.
Npough is now known to satisfy the
popular heart that tho reckless band
of Congressional traitors has been
stcrnly and fcarfully rcbukcd hy the
indignant masses and that the day of
our redemption has dawned. Phi2u.
dclphia dye.
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-
The fact is, as the case stands "a. day,
we DO not ser how an American caJ
look Turk in the face, without blnsI-
ing. NJ
IN Y. ErpresS
lfSumner, who is The model Areri
can, can look the Prnssian Legsaon in
the lace without blitshing, his disciples
Will hardly quail before the oSterity Of
the Turk.
Mrs. Lincoln is actually preparing to
publish q book Miss Owe Logan, the
actress and wrilcr. is SAD to have been
engaged to assist her in her literary
labor.
The noxt Alabima Conference of
the Methodist Episcopal Church will
assemble in Marion, on tho llth De.
cember, 1897.
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sol{s fSBCHO, S. G.
tMorning. Nov. l3, 1867.
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TIE ELECTION.

Kansas seems to have voted down
both tho suffrage amendments. 1t is
worthy of notice that the idea of OK
tending the right of suffrage to wo
men was received with moro favor by
tho Kansas statesmen than the propo.
sition to cnfranchise the colored race.
NiMHelphtuS Press.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-13

THE LESSON OF THE ELECTIONS.
1t was almost universally expected
that tho elections in>this State would
result in favor of the Dem ocrats. It
was scarcely expected, however, that
the maioritios would be So large