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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-21

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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-21

tlsm, without any actual change in the
sentiments of their representatives we
would perceive among the latter sys-
en- of political accrobattsm and Sum
mcrsaulting that would amuso the
country. They arc the nero breath
OF their constituencies. However, our
people may act in this emergency, we
hopc they will act without making the
idea OF reaction an element in their
calculation. It is time to SEQ our
selves as we arc,-hopolcssly impo-
tent and atthe mercy Of an over
whclming powcr-rcsolutc and incxo-
rablc i'll accomplishing it's purposes.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-21

We commence with to days issue q
series Of communications from our friend
and predecessor on tho history Of Mt.
Zion Society. 1t will be an interest
ing record OF this remarkable organiza-
ton.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-21

The Third Quarterly Meeting (Mctl.
odist) for Fairfield Circuit will bo
held at Bethol, tho 7th and 9Th Of
September.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-21
Correction.

CORRECTION.
In publishing tho sentences i'm
posed at our last District Court, by
the omission of an initial letter VIC
have made it appear that our friend,
EDWARD IIonLBEcK of Charleston,
now residing here, was sentenced.
The namc should have been EDWARD
a. UoRLBEcK.
But what now is in q name We
hang Horace GREELEY, imprison JU-
LIUs CEAsAR, bind GEORGE WASHING
TON over to keep the the peace and
treat othcr worthics with similar in
Identities.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-21
WINNSBORO, S. G..
Desportes, Williams & Co., Props,

"Wednesday Morning. Aug. q, 1867.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-21
Local Items.
Thoughts for Tradesmen.

The business season will soon COM
mcncc, and tho business men will do
we'll to advertise in the News and Her
AID which circulatcs in large portion
of the country which looks to this town
as the centre of trade. It is we'll that
your business and namc bo know be-
yond the limits, as we'll as within the
limits of your place Of trade.
~>~~>~-n~->~I>~~---
Crops.
We continue to hear encouraging
accounts Of the crops in the Dsr&.
The corn crop is made and safe from XII
contingencies Of seasons, and it is bclcv-
cd with economy will DO sufficient for
the next year.
Tho cotton crop is also well reported.
Under the effect OF the favorable wealth.
cr for the last three or four weeks IL
has improved from an ordinary condi~
ton to one Of fine promise, and in many
cases we hear that it is admirable
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-21

THE STRONGEST MANN THE WouLD.
nativo of Australia, Mr.. j. T.. Evans, re-
Gently Gavo nm exhibition of remarkable
strength ataho Sea llotcl. in Chesterfield
England, to establish his claims as The
strongest man III The world. lie hold n iily
six pound weight In various positions, nt
arms longth, and increased tho numbcr IN
til ho raised four fity.slx pound weights
above his head, holding them at arms
lcgth, and at tho same time, standing upon
four tnmbcr glasses. lIc also held tho
weights on the Top of tho glass, and allowed
glass of water TO be placed upon tho top
ct the weights. lie laid fiat upon the Moor,
md let itiy-six pound weight fall q dis
tanco of about yard on his bare chest, and
tho weight rcboundcd rs though il had come
IN contact with piece Of lndia-rubbcr a
p,eco OF stone, four inches thick, was next
placed upon his chest and Mr.. uinch,
blacksmith, smashed it with two blows into
fragments. Mr. llinch and Mr.. Turner
then cut pcco Of two inch iron in two
across his chest with hammer and chisscl
The feats concluded by Professor lIerculns
lying flat upon tho floor, and allowine AIr'
llineh to strike him. with all his strength
with sixteen pound slcdgo hammer. Tho
blow was.met by tho Professor, aud Tho
hammer rcboumdcd without, leaving u scratch
upon his body.
sea ----~------a. ss-----.-,---
N SO 0cI anu n
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-08-21

!, ASSASSINATION OF THE TRAITOR Lopr2.- -
Iho particulars OF tho assinnlion OF Love-
the bctrayer Ut Maximilian, aro as follows:
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-19

A TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
n HcusE. With Eve roeuns goa Ssllas end eisssrn
Tho, god frsns stabis. Lot Mid fsss vsi Raced,
situate Morgan sfrest. bst1ssn leA go 1lsh Ese
ksk, Isvs- Title good o. - sais. 1es.lrs q
IN RuLfpH,
neh4 haai ustnts Agent. - Ma,n Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-19

,pssed 10 thsss fAses; hs.es shsir- pssssas
Astioa. We bslisvs sAat ~ nsjosity =
Onion men hsrs hsvs bssa msch nSse
greasly prejadicsd againa IL negro, ana -
requiring political rights, thAn any caas
The North. Their present eoarss 10 mot =
patgrowth Of Anasicism or partisan snthusi-
Ism Il 10 the result Of The severe disciPliss
khieA - hian him MI AadRaH- loAAI.
bon's policy. M ma VK6 dEnx YWw
Convento r a(D8in Little Rock, vsss
seoa I'D trae me- shos92Ghll N as12sa
We met one sIsgsSs vh0 I'D 6dIIun M
sled = lin bs6ors lq84o hod1s f44s
Cow Adon, s4nd III H. slrsasssed, =
sisrsd come 70 the Radical ahair. He came,
and has goas back again to 6ght il oat.
Many Of the nsnben had, il ~ early pan
Of the war, been marched through the streets
Of this capital Of Arkansas in chain-eAag.
anA iRnpped IN prison for shsie ~
Tbsy uadeaasd he 6tsatidM -
70 be intimidased. They are certain that the
freedmen's vote win be ell right wherever .
Union organization can be made and main
tanned. We are convinced they are right on
this score. Bat should the freedmen vote
for the rsbals, still negro suffrage mass be
adopted for with it once established, the
peculiar slaveocratic Southern idea il thence
fevtA doomed. II c6nnot long exist With
universal suffrage.
Well informed parsons think the Southern
party will accept the situation, and court the
negro vote. The party's organ in Little
Rock has evidently pfkced itself upon thai
platform, They have not material, however,
cot ef which 70 form Stats orsaniaasoa -
ceptable to Cesgreas. coea
The Union Republican State Central Com
mi,tee inaugurated its lsbors BY starting I
daily newspaper at Little Rock. The frs
numbers have appesred. II is q good look
ing sheet, earnestly radical as becomes it
and will do good work. 1t il the ArkGssa
Republicdn, and 10 well edited BY John @
Price and Geo. W. Van Horne. The laAas
is an Iowan, Mascatine man, veil ksowI
in the Hawksye province, and for the las
| four years q. s. Consul at Marseilles. Ii
10 u gentleman of much culture, il FIN
writer, and 10 . valuable accession 10 th
Union party in this State. We bid the ne,
organ God speed. s. C.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-19

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'.sss sv-.4z-~=,@s
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No 81. Main ST Up Stain, J.
1lH1Tlq2- 7Ila
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Hartford. Of Hartford, ot-....- ~ -. 80 - |
PAss slilzs,,.s.I -- AIsA4" -
laaalsasa, q Esu Yssk---- aseeA1se -
s.s.ri.y. !" ......- Lam - :
Atlantic. ~" AeAAee -
Lamar, - ......- 433 321 -
se71nesssd, Of Mass..........- ~, 171 -
Merchants, Hartford, ct--..- 3e1, 4l3 ~
ssAsa -
Fer Rent.
A aa.sTORY BRICK HOUSE, centrally
"A iosassl. visA rseas ~ hiaBAsa. RsnneA sfvsa
49, =. 2. : '.'s ~ ~. 49,. =. g ss,:..
os Izlt go. !.. - ~ e, =. q. .:
I'd % rsssossbis ssr.s. i.ssis. aF {. LeilA1
.siss ~, ns.sA s.ss :. y va :......
Fer Aee1. IL
TN one Of The most desirable locAlisiss ii
sAssssy ossstssy ~. 1vsssing h.s.s VT Ass
;s.. .sd .:ssss e. ri. s..s .. =
:. - 1's'p'" -, ny. zs.se :
GOO Fer sale.
live acrss Of land nesr eatdusky, IN fall
Il NV " - rfvxf I'll ssA~ 49, 81 sa3f1vse5sa,
vssA apss av.alnG overtvs srrs q hnaks sw 49,
-. sassp. - 70 psyn~as 49, sail ssas - q NJ
lsqsir. Il m geIfos,
~ Bsa1 nsAts Aksat, - nan-st-
| Fer Sale.
E0RTY ACRR6 Of GOOD Turning Ind,
- 9ses vsil isess4 ~ ~ soS1 STATE Il ssssiss-
Co. s.. Z &C. I'M, s I'D s =; =. ys,:s
HDquirs of WM. yuLrvN
| sp%d n Estate Agent
| RI InHa For Sale. ax3a
A RBsIDnNcH Ia one Of the MOTT desirable iseah-
n ties 10 The C1ty-Lotsf spd Z, IN Block -, With
one stsry Yrnss DwslAng ucase ostsntag ssvsa
roons sosd cistsra esias and varsity Of choice fruit
lots veil fsnosd staass ruisoe suest bssssss Sch
aad ssh sa'''s' k'olat, io-. ssssir: .s q
Dsh2ed 81. - Resi nssss rssa.
For Hale,
A s,TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
ss .ss L. si ais -: -.
situate Morgan street. hst~ssa feA 80 1lsh, Ese-
ksk, Iowa ntls good o. - sAis. Hssuks 81
I m. RULfVN
neh7s n.ai ntss. AE.nt - Ms,n 81
For Sale.
A. vEsY pRenABLn STANDARDIZATION. sevvv
"A Brink, with ryoms good cissk~s. East end "
Hinpons Rov. AoYgse street, bssvssn stk and Gsh
| stresss. nnquirs Of wM. FULTON
H.rie Real nstAts Aself, No. % hain ct.
Fer sale.
rWU yroxy prssA p~.IEse. viii .i,. ,srr.
~ fposnA, Eoo1 ~ n.tiee, va eastern, eeo1 ct
sahHsu- lct - y ~ 49, arstrebsy ioestsa. baAs
sisth sad fulton streets Hnxuirs bf
.sA,s n...n.ss. - . n.is sss....
FOR SALE.
A 0NE-STORY fame Awellink house,
"A With ave tcons End good csllir. full ies, WITH
ssss. o. irs. on ,r.sli. s.s..:. s.a .sa I'll :s..:
Bssutre Of .s IN FULTON.
.:ss,r . !. N. 80 -. Assss q s..ss
Miscellaneous.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-19

This sessaed Har Dye = ~ hssksn the wswta. he
caly s ~ peyfsf Dys-iwnlsss, Reliable lslnasts-
neons ~ Gsappcistasas, H. ri1icuiguo onuL bsa-
ural Slack Brosn RsssedFss the ~ Mead 81 had
Dyes Iavsurasss the hair having 70 soft and besatt
full. rhs gsnnins 10 signed Wfla~ BdfeAelsv. All
ssAsrs mitatons and shosld Be avotAsd eeid
BY all Drssgists and Pssfsnua pActory q bsrs,ay
sirs,s Nov Yas So ldssis a.-lI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-19
BOOKS TOR TIT A0IIDfs

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-19

TAOU.
Nasty heard the news Of the Democratic
victory in Connecticut and rushed out to tell
his friends, and the first man he came across
was Deacon Pogramm eleclioneerins one Of
his ex-slaves.
"Samyooel," sed the Deekin, in an aGec-
sbunit tone, with one hand on the niger !
shoulder, I" Why shoodent We love yoes' Foa
are bone NV our bone, and fesh nv our flesh
we are nv one blood" lthis remark the
Deekin got into the habit some ysAry ago nv
gi,iin of when speskin Nv the Dimocrisy
North, and slluz usss it. Il Is ruther edect>
i've tho in this instance, eff he'd bin in his
place, shoodens hev slung it out, OWN 10
the pecooliar construkshen wich might be
pot onto it'll" and our interests is one, Sam
yooel."
Deekin," ser l, interruptin him. "Deek-
in Connecticut hez spoken in thunder tones,
and hez gone Dimocratic !''-
wat SCI be, Dimocrstic ~
VERIFY ser |. "A Governor, and three
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-19

BxroRE AND AFrER.-The day before the
city election in Chicago, the Times hsd,~ b.
bored editorial to convince thu people tina. il
vas not party contest, but that local issues
alone were involved in the result And, in
order to confirm the position, the Timss
pledged itself and the Democracy that, what
ever might be the resais, they would still
n.inisin that il had been 20 political contest,
and would not glorify OF boast of Democratic
gains, or a Democratic victory. G
Little as there was to boast Of, and strong
ly - the Times was pledged, |, nevertheless
makes great parade over . Democratic saia
cdlths sesr~tsse vote, and : eAis " bur
Democratic Aldermen 10 the city, and closss
after this fashion:
Altogether, the Dsmoerasy Of Chicaeo have
reason 70 be proud o. their toslkSh nm Sst,tese
Nsxt tins tAsy win do hstasr SIN - thsy nat
100. Forward % eonPisss triumph y % great xisl
- I.gY 8EY Tk
The tactics ofthe Tsmss hare hssn put
in operation % ofssa, y ths ssslsss Of ID
Hsvsssryvhsss, hat they should Asvs hess
played out long ago, but through some m.
sccessaaAls=kna.iAs. - haisa iafassat;on,
thsfe ara still : good many suIlibis Rspabli-
eaas lsfsasads - ssallsw - Ut.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-19

live Acres Of hand near eatdusky, IN fall
Il NV " shs rfsxf eli sslw 49, 81 selllvslses,
v,sA apDs avsalpnG oveS tire arrs b hraka sw 49,
vsy eAsap. - 10 payns 49, M ssis - q No
It'd m<ans
nsquirs Of M HULfON,
sd nsai nshss Aksat. - hsin-ss-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-19

SAL = : - = = = y z = y @s&I
Il Il sspssxaiiy iaportsst this sns vhsa ~ -
ksss Of he unissd ssss~ flooded vitA ~ rss -
so.s under q. name oftsposs.d uqser. M ~hsa -
nestle eonpoupds parportns to b nsdieinAi bat not
Whit len pss~sssS ~ hsraiAsd " - vss'd = sov-
sr.isn rs.sdi.s. that the public should fuily ss<s
stand the fscss. Bs kpovn then that Wills ell IL
Ai,sv. .sianlants called hqsors impure, and al
sAs f.sies sestalnias alcohol nasuArtnrsd VIII
asy article eoosai.ins s~s' ~ fsss 81 svssi psts"
Hos1zxxns cElSSRArSp STOMACH AlrrBss
esssas rsss Of 49, tAA.ss but . sssnAasa1ss -
.ssspc. Of Rye with tAs pure juices q shs most val
uass ssss.eAis, assnsous se.rsst Assbs md plasn.
and sAs4 = asss asd rsssd remedy ke pyssspsassnA
eli its hsdr,d complaints. this psspsratos ssasas ~
fore sAs world without rival eenpsttes In sasss
.oasy ere sssal = III ss.Ahsa - = al - ssisss
,os,o, advertised /. - u.as.d sssss sslss osvsse
Gates which sathsntesss its usefulness are asnsd By
Of the highest standing In every professional
calling and walk Of la Beware finitssions and IL
posters. tspriedA~iv
| aCass mtlh. and Poor whitney,
-rhe remedy for . esstsn elsss Fl insAlids vhe
have all the cod iivers In the eornty, and dssk
ali sbs pesr vhisksy A<y could asd and s live, is
cats nslk Brsrch cks.ass have ssdAssiy discovered
,hss this iscssai hnd posss ,sroas restorative pe
sf.'
The above has been going the rounds Of the prss
for weeks psss and Sosbtess "ecd iivsss sssss
the ignorant, aud "poor whishey" among shoss Who
ought know esttsrr win be Ia active demand among
csrssmptvs saasrws. Anw running sheir Aasseoa
WITH the one and ttroyng their csssttsiisa With ths
other. they propose to ssors 70 uAsb NIX" = "
oely hope Lst them take eSansel Of the many Thea
sands who, having been tbs victims al cod Hvsrx."
poor vhsksy ana csrs sik have sessa 10 caiy ssm-
pora but permanent rsis<ftn Dr.. j. ". Peisns's whiss
Pine Compound and thsy viii once feel renewal
a. thsff youthful risor Bold By all druggists.
sprledsv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-19

your nofiIt8t spcSf, ot your comm down rom
the high boss you've been ridin and In bein
agin servant onto your brethrin. Ii means
that Connecticnt hez spoken, end that yoor
good deal more vAlyooabie 10 u nov than
700 suz hour ago. Go, my ffiend. and buy
saive for yoor brooses, for unless yoor heeled
yoor valyoo will be less in the mArkit Yoo'd
be ashamed to sen for low price, woodn't
700 ~ a.
Essby thsn went on to wAsAinesDa aad
jnbiiated With the President, members Of tie
Cabinet and Democratic Senators, and heard
the congratuls,ory letters from vallandis.
ham, Breckenridge, and that style Of patriots.
They all fecomnesded Aesenovsl of de
Ins,itocs 70 Connsc6eut, bushe wouknt con.
sent unless he could get better Post Ofice.
Among the Connecticut Democrisy shood
stand no show, and, beside, hev TOO much
self respeck TO soshiste With EN- on terms nv
equality. Instid ~ foragin on sthsn they'd
manage 10 1--we on me. / hsv lambs 20 shear
in kentucky, and | don't care about chansin
ein. don't want to throw any water on this
festive occasion, being an eiement we all des.
pise, but, hev we any ashoesxnce Nv her con.
iinyooiH troo? Ell understand it, We won
by means NV patronage, and runnin War
Democrat. bein l, in common With oil troo
DEMOCRACY, .despise. We can't do it se,n.
The next blast that sweeps from the North
will bring to our ears q story nv another kind,
One swail'r don't make spring. hev
knowed Nv calves bein born with two heads.
This election 4 fear me, is one nv these mon
strosiiies wich Nscher sometimes pssdooses
TO show what she is capable Nv. Il amt nor
msi, hev 90 objeckshun 10 your feelin
good over tit rejoict me. coz is'li give our
Fesz Al.
Radicals into givin US better terms, but
My remarks wuz interrupted by Salisbury,
who he'd bin surepitiously drinkin punch with
the ads end he ordor nv the onions over
comm BIN he rolled under the table, and
yey shortly thereafter The A&etin broke up.
! shAli leave Tor home to-morrer, OF e. soon
e1 ken draw my mileage.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-29

gen gu unterbre6en, fOIgeno, erhcb er
r9 plosiib uno fdritt auf oas 8aar
Los, obne oaB @iner 6cIeIben feline SIns
nabernn9- gu beadten fdien, bis er in
nnnlittelbarer gfabe ftan6.
nSerr Weier, bies lit ie6enfaT 8
9err Ntaeon; tuouen Sie nid5t bic
@ute baben. mid ibm borsufeuen?"
iagte er. Ser 9Ingerebete fdraf BON
Der plosli6en Nnreoe suIaminen uno
ltarrte Den Spreder nit unaepiITen
8Iide an.
nDarf i6 nidt bitten, Serr 0eeier,
MID Dem Serrn Maeon nnr;ufteuen?"
tuteoerbolte @ruber. sd ipeiB, bas er
mor9en Der 9ait unferes Saufes iein
tuiro, nno i'd m0dte Die @eIeaenheit nid,t
ungenust lailen, i9on bor6er eine 10
interefante gefanntf6aft .su MAIDEN"
DER Sremoe fdien feiner W1iene
mad taun Elm gSOrt bes @eiprohenen
oernommen 6u baben. &Is aber Meier
lest NIT einem .baIben 8life mad, ft:.
nem geiell4after uuo einem Ieidbteu
bobnif9en 8uden in ieinen Munomins
elm ertpioerte: sd neiB taum, ob es
Dem Serrn ansenebm iein pirb; iid5 in
unlernl angenblifli9eu geiprad,e nn.
terbroden gu ieben!" iprana Der
Sremoe raid auf unb fragte 6en bor
lbm StebenSen rnulternb: ,.gtit mem
babe i'd Die gbre-?"
nS9 betBe grubsr unS bin 8rocu,
rllt oes Saules SelImutb unb @ompaa>
ME" erpioerte bieier nit elmer leid>
ten b0iiden aopfneisuns, ,,in6elIeu
lol9te tb nur einem augenbIidliden
Bunl9e mo glaubte nidt su ff6<
49, (forfiphuno foIot \ A--...Ia
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Serfaminlun8 oOn 9tftiens
c1nbnbcru.

Tie Sabress s9erTammIiing Der Mftiens sanbaber Der
0afbpi1e unp Ieeatur Gifenbabn IuirD $50
am siuetten Sienttag (oeu 19.)
ID Dlonnf 9lopember 1867 Born. IL ubr i'm Srait
Depot Der GeieHf61ft gebditen wercen. Mttiens 9ns
baber peI1e In ber Beriamagung pertreten Az toers
ben uHnfhea uiib TIRE Aitienseertnfote Der anf0nas
Iidbsn @eisufdnft nidt engetnmidt baben, 6gi n
the aten Certificate uitb bic Steterqnittlmlen en-
Der @eienidaft nod te9t;eitg por er 8eriammIuna
enfragen sn t6nfien. 5iationosAgenten unb D,s
reftorer baben gerttifafe uiID Sdeine oser Gtiens
items fntnber, fueIe ibTs Certificate ceer Afticn ben
Gonbuetciirs porsegen, baben reie paiiage Aad uno
pom Der Gonpention.
sia.f @. aB. GeaD, Sefretar.
RafbptlIs ssne. cttpbsr 1867, etlb b
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Cr0auifatipu.

4. 9os ota6emtf9e Department
ipiro bic 9Srtndr Seminar, 9rannatf< Ino bobe
ShuIe untfafieu. -..
Q. 9aS 81 M al Q epdrt m e MT tpirb bes
fonoers fir ben @ebraud 6erieni9em isiIl, webe 1
feIbft Su 2ebrern ausbiIben mouen.
gtn Ilegtum Separte ments
melbes bic alten nfto ueen Sprdcbeu uno bic bobere
Ratbemat le5rt, pirb ofort ein9eri1tet, penn bins
re9enoes 8ebirfniB ba3u uprbdnoen lit. Glaffen fir
eiei.s 9epnrtement perSen fr's Grille in Der boberen
S9uIe gebalten ueroen.
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