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The metropolitan Collar
SOLD BY
A. T. Stewart. 81 Co..
broadway, chsmbers and Rsadc Streets, NY.
xi.w .,coH1Iss. ENGINES ron SALE.

nNE Ii inch cylinder 1-2 feet stroke, 10 foot
~ pulley, - inch face, 60 horse power,
10 inch face, 30 horse power
Two, each ID Inch cylinder, feet ST. oke, III
n. pulley, is inch face, rs horse power.
One inch cylinder, 20 inch stroke, . foot pulley,
u inch face, 10 horse power.
Circulars giving the results of the working of
the Gorliss Engine, as substitutes Of those Of 9TH
er construction sent upon application. WIN. A.
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10 whom ali orders should be addressed.
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STATE OF NAME.

TREAsURERs OFFICE, I
AUGUSTA, April 5, 1867.
TIPON the following townships or tracts of land
1 not liable TO be taxed in any town, the toll
lowing asses smcnts for State tax of 1877 were
made by an act OF the Legislature approved
March LIST, 1867:
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"a PREVENTIVE Is BETTER THAN CURE.'
Mrs. WINsLow, the celebrated Female Nurse ara
Physician, has just Ieturned from Paris, France
with new invention that will interest every lady
in America. For full particulars ladies can adj
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ID l Il d.

Ellsworth Wednesday, April 10th inst Mrs
LYDIA Jordan, wife of Isaac Jordan, senior, ageo
1f years and three months.
Mrs Jordan was a member of the zap
tist Church first formed in this town, and was q
consistent Chr stan from early life until called from
this to better world. Her pety manifested itself
IN all the relations of life. She gave to her family
her earnest labors, her sincere prayers, and the
strength of long life. Her children though risen
to manhood, or 10 womanhood, have never ceased
to call her "blcssed"
As christian her faith was strong and full, new
or faltcring, never waverng, never weak. u know
in whom have believed, said she: and that knoWi-
edge stcadied and strengthened her for Ines Ia
bors and prepared her for death. When sked by
a friend day or two before her death If she was
willing Ia die, she replied promptly, and with as
much dstinctness as her weakness would permit,
.'God is my rock and my SALVATION why should
fear" Her memory will long remain, in the thoughts
Of her kindred, neghbors and friends, and her en-
ample il one to be initiated CON"
Buckspor,-April2 End, Horace r. fifield aged
40 yrs.
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THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 49,
DAUGHTERS TO SELL.


Il SONG BT LADY OF FASHION.
Daughters to sell Daughters to sell
They cost more money than can tell;
Their education has been first rate;
What wealthy young nobleman wants mate
They sing like nightingales: play as we'll;
Daughters to sell Daug hters to sell
Here's my fac daughters, my daughters, on !!
German, Italian and French, they know,
Dance like sylphides for grace and sense
Choose cut you partner. whichever you please;
Here's a nice wife for rich young swell;
Daughters to sell Daughters to sell
Beautiful daughters, dark and fair
Each treasure to suit millionaire;
5 Or ftto pair with any dukes heir
At ST. Georges Church by Hanover Square.
Hey! you that in lordly mansions dwell,
Daughters to sell Daughters to sell
But dear daughtersl Who wants bride,
Tnat can give her carriage and horses to ride,
Stand an opera box Tor his fancys queen,
And 20 end OF acres of crinoline
Ever new furniture, jewels and plate,
All sorts of servants upon her 10 wait 10
Visits to Paris, Vienna aud Rome,
Ia short, all she's been brought up to at home,
Here are girls for your noney-ifyou can swell;
Sly daughters to sell My daughters to sell!
Punch.
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ARTICLES.

Burl1ot,'s Flavoring Essences or Extracts,
Durnetts Cologne Cocoaine, Kal!istonc, sAsthm"
Remedy, Toilet Cases, Oriental Tooth Wash,
Extract Vanilla, Portemonaies, Fancy Soaps,
pcrior French Backing, Upham's Hair Dye,
Emaul de Paris Toilet Powers, Fomades, Co.
logne, Preparations for the Hair, Water Colors
in Boxes, Hair Brushes, Dressing Combs, Curl
ing Fluid, Hair GLASSES, Hagan's Magnolia
Balm, Lubin's Extracts, Hair Restorcr, Bay
Rum, Sozodont, Depilutory Powders, American
Hair Glasses Balm of Water Lily White Vir-
gin Wine of Antilles Balm Of l,G0l Flowers,
Thompson's Tooth Soap. Lily White, Hair
Brushes, Hair Brushes and Combs: all the diff
ferent varieties Of Hair Res.orers, Lyons kath
airon &c, for sale by HENRY COON,
de % 50 and 224, King st.
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WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
w warranted to be the very best truss in
use, for the retention and radical cure of Her
ME This instrument is different in principle
snd action from all other trusscs, combining ey
cry valuable, point in other trusses, besides sev-
eral points of the highest value, never before at
tanned. It has an APPELLANT metallic bow; pad
bearing or the pad itself, changed in an instant;
graduating pressure power perfectE controlled
by one screw combined inwardand upward &C
ton; works over a llnuckloi requiring less than
onc-half the usual pressure; no pressure on the
back, and none OF the spcrmatic cord doo> not
work up or out OF place; having no stuffed
pad; smallest, lghtest ceanest, cheapest, most
durable; holds the rupture in every case; is a
radical cure; will cure more cases than any
other truss. INFANT TR i SIS; The necessity
fer q reliable instrument for Che treatment q
Consenital Hcrnie, has long been felt 1t is
perfectly simple, light, durable, efficient and
clearly, ana viii! cure in every case when.pTop-
erly adjusted. Fox sale b.
HENRY COOK,
&C g. 80 and IA. King street.
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NEW GOODSl NEW GOODS!!-Pu Patent
IN Medicines Ayers Ague Cure, Osgo"d :
ChOlagogue, Shallenbergar Pills Oregon ASuc
Powders, Chickahominy Bitters, Blades l.u-
bricators, Costar' and Stonebraker's Rat En-
ternlinators, Ellis Citrate Magnesia nmd Coxes
Sparkling Gelutine.
Spiccs-Race and Jsmaica Ginge', Whole
and Ground Black Pepper, Long Pepper. White
Pepper, White and Black Mustard Seed, Pure
Ground English Mustard, Celery SEED, Cara
way and Coriandcr Seed, Cloves, Mace All
spice and Nutmegs
Pure Medicinal liquors Fine old Cognac
Brandy and old Otard d. Pure Blackberry and
Cherry and Madeira Wines, Jamaica Rum and
Stoughton Bitters all in bottles
Drugs Bi-carb Soda, Pure Cream Tartar
Refined Borsx Extract Logwood, Saltpetre,
Blue Vitriol: Alum, Epson Salts, Copperas,
Flower Sulphur and Birthstone, besides Lewis
Pure White Lead, Colors in oil, Raw and Boil
ed Linseed Oil, Bleached Winter strained Lard
Oil, Train Oil, and Pure Neatsfoot Oil.
Also, just received, a large assortment OF
French and American Window Glass Of all
sizes. JAM u. w.,
Druggists, 145, King street
Ezss- To the country matchmaking special
ty Of this branch of our business, and keeping
everything put up in convenient form for re-
tailers-wo would earnestly request q call, or
will at any time furnish quotations, and all other
information desired Oc D
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The L, S. PUB co. also p. blish the FARM
Err, GUIDE, By Henry Stephens, Of Edin-
burg, and the late .J: 2 Norton Of Yale CHI
lege vols, Royal Octave, 1909 pages, and
numcr JUS engrnvings.
Pr, 81 for the two volume by mail, post
paid IS Jew YORK, Dec. l9-!m
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VARIETIES VARIETIES!
lust reCtlVGu nc
c. G. B E r 2 I S +.

No 72 ( RpE \ G . 5 7 R = Z I fnu,o
and other trimmings for Dresses, Black and
coIored Velvet Aib6ons, White Cord, and Cord
and TasS els for infants Cloaks Stamped En-
broileries, Silk Cotton and Linen and Stair
Embroidery Braids, Knitting Cottons all num-
bers, White and Colored Yarns, Hosiery in
great variety, Lace and Linen Collars, Silk
Betting, Kid and other Gloves Linen Cambria
HandEerchicfs for Ladies and Gents, with q
great variety Of other articles, which will sell
at raiuced prices no s.
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EoUNDERs, MaCHINIsTS, &c.
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ITEM ION LADI ES
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EETILLlAM S. MOORE,
n 4 6 HIN IS r

II &C HI MIST
Corner Royal & Wilkes St. & NJ. 65 Union st.,
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.,
Is prepared TO execute orders Fo1 5TEA NJ
ENGINES, MI LII GEAkI Nc, ORN An hNT-
AL RAILING, and AACHlNE WORK. OF
every description.
mss- CASTINGS made at shor. notice, and or
reasonable terms. le 25-6m
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DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, &c.
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4
MRS. SIMPSON,
NO $50, KING STREET,
Having just returned from the North, is again
prepared to offer to the ladies novelties in
Bornets such %
LADY WASHINGTONS,
RISMARKS LAMBALLAS,
AND PLAIN BONNETS
Also, Valycts. Ribbons, Flowers, Felt Bon
nets and Hats, I'll of which will be sold cheap
for cash.
Particular attention given TO Mourning Work
Beautiful Grape Bonnets made from So TO $40.
dec I3-tf
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DHILIP PARK,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER,

PRACTICAL PLUMBEk,
\. E. corner Prince and Pit; streets:
The oldest and best established PLU MBlNG
ESTABLISHMENT in the city. All work
done with dispatch, and in the moss dnrable
and workmanke manner.
Satisfaction guaranteed
JOBBING done at short notice, and by him
self, or the most experienced w"rkmen.
dec
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AUTHORIZATIONS TOC OK Seventeen shares
u Corporation Stock in lots to suit puTcha,s-
ers, will be offered at public auction, on the
18th at y o'clock, M, in front of the Mayors
Ofina ria 15-ts1 THOS. DAY 7.
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LUMP AND GROUND PLASTER.

pLAsrAR! r1AsrEsu
PLASTERii!
To arrive per sch7=. ''Neptune's Bride: Jos.
Warren Charles c. Bcarse, e, B. Eau
ber," and r. j. Mercer" cargoes SOFT BLUE
WINDSOR PLASTER, for sale low by
W. 4. sMOoT
" l6-tr No. 3, King ct.
pIAsTER-FOR SALE IN LOTS TO
[ SUIT PURCHASERS per schr.
Romp, of soft Blue Windsor Plaster, which We
will sell low for cash J. BRODERS - CO.,
nv 23-tf No. II, King st.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-09-25
The Prospect.

NV ioppSoV'
We arc struck with tho coincidence
Of views, and of the advice given the
negro as to his conduct during his
temporary political supremacy, in the
following editorial from tho New
York Times Ga Bloch Republican
shccO and those contained in The late
letter Of Cor. Ron. Tho editorial
and the letter were published about
20 same time
'Vhc South has great power and re-
served resources, no less important to
themselves, than to us. There are,
however, some errors so constantly
taught by the placc-huntcrs, that The
whole people begin to believe them
true. One of these errors IS that the
South is to pass under the domination
Of the freedmen. All sensible men in
tho South have acquisccd in legal
and polical emancipation. The indi-
cations are undoubtcd that no dis.
elimination Of these rights will be en-
bodied in the law or in the dealings
between white and black. The onsu-
ing election will terminate much of
the excitement, for the Indifference OF
the politician to the voter after the
election is notorious. The relations
between cmployorand operative will
then adjust themselves.
but the apprehension of u colorcd
supremacy has entered into tho popu-
lar mind hcrc as we'll rs ut the South,
and rs it will impede immigration TO
the South, it is rs well to disabusc the
public mind Of the error. The gross
number Of white males in the South
cm States is 2,l3S,3G9; that of the
freedmen ,209,9il. 1t will be seen
therefore, that The white race is il
excess of tho colorcd in the Southern
States more iEan three quarters of I;
million of men. The local Distribute!
of these numbers shows that there is ;
majority Of 2,370 freedmen in Missis
sippi, and G,l39 in South Carolina
As the advocate Of harmony between
the races on tho basis Of equal rights
We desire the freedmen to rcmcmbc
that the limitation of the franchis,
does not affect the comparative nu
mcrcul ability Of the two races bu
} that this majority of thrco quarter
of million OF whites remains to werI
that nature will omancipato t'cm il
few years. That * E,nt:.. a.. mere can be
, South, thc~ will be large white i'm
migrat"n, with relatively large
-, in.rooca fIl,o
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-09-25
California, Maine and Montana Wheeling
into Democratic Line.

Tho California election last week
resulted in Democratic Governor,
eiootod by some 5000 majority, two
(and probably thrcc) Democratic Con-
gressmon to succeed three Jacobins,
and both branches of tho State Legis.
lature lIrgoly Dcmocratic-thus Sc
curing the election of Democratic
U. S. Senator in place of the present
Jacobin incumbent. The Democrat
ic gain of the popular vote of tho
State is over 10000, and exceeds the
ratio of gain in Connecticut. The
city of Francisco elects Democratic
Mayor and Council, for the first time
in twelve years.
Maine, one of the very strongest
Jacobin States, AMI the extreme cast
crn ono of the fanatical New England,
gives Democratic gain in about the
same proportions rs California, cutting
down the Jacobin majority of 27,25S
last year, to less than seven thousand,
with tho majority of its House of Rep
rcscntativcs in doubt and claimed by
both parties at tho present writing.
Who now doubts that even Maine will
be good for it's electoral vote in favor of
Il Democratic President next year,
backed by u majority or unanimous
Democratic representation iii Cons
grcss
Observation-Disclosures close: upon
the Democratic triumph in California,
comes the news Of another victory in
Montana, the election Of Cavanagh,
the Democratic candidate for dele
gate to Congress, ny an overwhelming
vote. The Territorial Lcgislat,y'
elected last year, is also ovcrw kma".,r.
ingly Democratic. The Depths
havo eleven of the thirteen 4 on.oG's r .h
of the Council, and twcntyyTT19 ol inc
twcnty-six members Of TN n BOTH. 2t'S''
majority of twenty y-scWL - - ,oot Dotn, .,
These results durh1 ;no ;,1o,p,;n1 p;aI "pun' pun
in addition to thu. emtS't.m.;". .',,'; & ito-
clamations and raht turning out a
:tdcnd cock in< no pit" have over
whclmcJ T tL@ @aoks with surprise and
son,a, ""ua,.o' ,HI1c the Democracy arc cor
rrcosslp"o"",djIyj"bilant. Most Demo
- uIclcctid rcturnsas their donkey
~, Shcnts bnt all readers of the
Isnncr Of Litcrty have been made
aware of thcIc probable results ever
since their PREDICTION and proven pro-
liability, as Ing ago rs December.
So we go!
"Sail on, Sill on, o Ship State /"
Bdhncr Of Ltberty.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-09-25

A BUREAU DHc'sloN.-A few days
ago, negro man, cooperating with a
Yankee going abou, HE country swind-
ling and stealing, sold horse to anoth-
or negro man in Thomasvillc for $40,
receiving $5 in cash, and taking the
purchasers note for the remainder The
next day the seller returned to the pur.
chaser and borrowed the horse. The
following day he sold tho horse again,
10 another negro man, for twenty dol.
lars in cash. The first purchaser,
learning the state Of allai.s, carried the
case before that angus, judicial tribunal,
located in the basement story Of our
court house, and known as the Freed
mans Bureau Of Thomasvillc. AiLtl
hearing the evidence, that oracle o
Alrico-l3adical wisdom and dclcc,ablc
Inris', decided that tho last purchaser o
the probably stolen horse was entitled
to the property, because he had paid
out the most money. IhomaSviUe En-.
tcrprisc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-09-25
Fall Trade,

Our Fall trade may be regarded as
practically open. Already two bales
Of cotton have been sold on our
strccts--thc precursors of many 9TH
crs, that, under .hc impulse of the
clear, bright weather VIC have bcon
visited with, and our peoples impccu
mostly will flow in rapidly. With a
Simultaneous influx Of cotton and
merchandise, wo expect i'll few days
to SEQ the stagnution and dullncss of
summer succeeded by the life and
hustle Of active tradc-our stores
wcll crowdcd--compctition among
coJton buyers money circulating
through all The channels Of The com.
munity and not passing the Prhic'
hy--dcbtors rejoicing and tho people
in better spirits generally.
Thompson, Withcrs e. Co., have Let
off with their usual promrtitulc will
an assortment adapted to the scasol
aud all possible wants. While al
most every other establishment i
town has II representative away Gator
ing for wants Of the our people.
This is for the bcncliC of our cou,
try rcadcrs--,who can calculate llpo
II warm welcome upon thcir shoppin
visits. Considering the enterprise an
integrity of our mcrchants--thci
moderation in prices and The racilitic
for procuring supplies at pleasure
our people may rely upon it that thi
market affords rs many advantages y
any other wo know.
Let our people bcstow their patro,
age at homc-ml not yield the pro
its of their trade away--instcad of d;
home where it properly belongs.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-09-25

A CoNFEDEEATE SOLDIER CHARGED
WITH HAVING BROKEN Ills pARoLE.-
On the day OF election young man, na.
med William M!llikln, whose father is {,
clergyman residing near LaGrangc, and
who was Confederate soldier, had q
difficulty, The facts OF which were pub
lishcd at the time. lie was arrested by
the military and turned over to the evil
authorities. The Mayor of LAGRANGE
heard the case and then fined Millkin
six dollars for using threatening Ian
guagc. The fno was paid, and Mr.
MillIkin, who is said TO bo an ORDERLY
and peaceablc Young man, was set al
liberty. On Saturday last, however
MIR. Millkin was re-arrested by tho
military and brought TO this city on The
charge ofhaving, by his remark, broker
his parole as Confederate soldier
Monday an order was made to send hin
under guard to Taylor barracks, whcr,
he is to be confined as prisoner -
McmphiS Ivalanchc
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-09-25

In a BAD lFlx.-A farmer had occa-
sion to send bis man, who by the way,
was a Jolly lutchman, to the neighbor.
ing town lorn barrel Of molasscs. The
weather being warm, and tho road
rough, and die driver, moreover, driv-
ing rather hst, the molasscs took a
notion to "wirk" as it generally docs.
But wo viii let him tell in his own
words
"Voll, | gpmcd along and I gomcd
along till | got to tho hill vat stands on
tho top of ID blacksmit shop, and don
looks around behind my pung hole,
links /, | viii sthop dat; SO sthops tho
cart, and scotchcs the oxen nit grab.
bio rock, and trove der pung hole in as
tight rs meyer vas, nit lightwood
knot and pmcd along again till I got
to where dcyorks of The road cross each
oder nit doimectin house, and l looks
around pchiad my pack again, and the
stuff was run ober nit de barrel again.
0, says I, Ivill 6x you now and 1 pick
up a chonk nit all my might; do ting
flew out mita noise like gun and
knocked me down fat of de road nit
my pack, and scarf tho cart. and it run
ned away NIT the oxen and turned dem
all obcr cacH oder proke eberything in
becies, and lam gomod home nit my
sclt but tho cart is running to der ty.
full
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-09-25

no more disi.onorablc, miigniGed and
nnmanly, than the surrender Of Lees
army to the heavier columns OF Grants
army, nor will we be moro responsible
for any evils that may flow fiom ac-
cepting The situation now, than were
Lees haggard and weariod men for the
calamitlcs that have followed in The train
Of that great calamity. Tho analogy is
complete. In each case, it is q more
succumbins to tho inevitable.
The facts exist. Lot us make the
best OF them.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-09-25

d. a. McNimch, announces the cs-
tablishmcnt of marble yard in our
town, and will be prepared to receive
all orders in his line.
We arc not acquainted with Mr..
Ninch's trtistic merits, but take pleas
urc in conmcnding him to our, COM
munity. We wish him succosAaeeos
new enterprise. "
"Thc Dbtator," the we'll known
Florida Steiner, once again appairs in
our columns All persons contcmpla.
ting visit 70 Florida this fall will
note this advertisement.
l'add Bros SEQ notice OF largo and
varied stock Of t|.is frm--a firm Of .cn.
ergetic young m.n.
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