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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28

VoLUNnRY EuLE The New Orleans
Ptcgyi0te states that over three humid
red people sailed nom that port on the
18th Of April, on the steamer Muiuion,
tor Brazil They hail from Louisiana
and igAboflng States, and leave the
country voluntary exiles forever Ii is
asaI aud forrowiu fact 10 record, but is
nevertheless true Furthermore, we
understand that the other vessels arc
TO follow the Mrmlon, with the same
destination. and that il IS probable that
al aiii 50 out iull Of emigrants. The
feeling ii discomfort, 81 anxiety, of des-
pJhdency runs higher even than imme-
diately after the close Of the war. Those
who have left are mostly men Of sinew
and Practical usefulness, accustomed to
the iaboIs Of frontier life, and the fam-
lies d such. They are a loss to us
aud a great gain - the country whittier
they 10 Another steamer was an
noanced to leave on the both Of April,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28

A large and harmonious meeting o.
whites aud blrcks was held az Mobile,
Thursday evening Speeches were
made by Alexander Mebiasley and by
Major 81 Pant 81 the Mobile Times,
and others aud resolutions we're adopt
"a expressing unqualified condomua-
tl0n If the riots 81 Tuesday night, and
declaring the belief that they were I'M
preme.hiatcd and tho result uf acciden-
ial excitement and that the people Of
Mobile arc not disposed in any manner
to impede free speech Cen Swayne,
accompanied by Cen Dunn, Judge All
yocate left Montgomery for Mobile,
Thursday evening, to investigate the
riots and aid Ia bringing the rioters 70
punishment ia reply 70 the invitation
u Mayor Nitheia Of Mobile to Judge
Kelley, 70 remain and speak, with the
promise Of iull protection, the Judge
made tie rather ungracious answer
that be would not assist Mobile in
pnrging herself from the s.n Of violated
hospitality and prcmeditated assasslua-
ton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28
Won,lerfulBut True.

MADAME REMINGTON, tile worid-renowned as
irologst and spmnambulistic Claryoyant, while ~ 9
cairvoyaBt state dtuCatts the yery features OF The
person you arb 20 trrg and d the old 81 an ihsuu
meuto intense power, Known rs the Psychomolope
guarantees 20 produce perfect and Heitke picture o.
the future husband m wli Hf the Applicant with date
81 marriage occpasion leading traits Of character &c
This s no imposition a. testimonials withoui huuibei
can assert y stating place u BIRTH age disposition
cor Of eyes aad ha,r and enclosing any cents. and
stamped euYclope addressed yourself you sil fee
he picture by return mail together with desired nor
nation,
sxg~ Address II confidence, MADAME GEaTKrDE REM
tSg1oN r. . BOX 2gI West Troy, NY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28

IME m1l bDuwH and beng established
MaNaaan sMaG nfsf o. SECS "a saa g A.
Efs5aa 81 nfnife tafHds stz aass1 asd "a -
e. aaskss 81 r.sssaf taF 8sf snf taasl la
s4ffI5a sssHH HaaH fa8
-f fFsL rHte Hrz Fasass Etes ssl1ea
a=sa Ns.fHsF 81 "a ~ sn51a II II ssa l,1slfsss
- SO. eals go e. saaf sure
ae.s nrE sN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28

Among the corrections Il the war re-
eord made b. tha supplemental report
II TIC cougre sianal committee on the
conduct 81 the war, is one that exener-
ssos Gen. Pope Il the expense 81 Gen.
Hailcck. Aiter tie rebels evacuated
Corinth. Gen. Halleck sent dispatch
"a Washington. which was printed ii
the newspapers, saving "Gea Pope.
with 81, 600 iaen. il thirty miles south
Of Corinih, pushing the enemy hard
Tie already reports l0uW prisoners
and l5,00 stand II arms eapinred, sc.
When il VAS found hai bal few prison
trs we're taken. Gen Pope. being feput
el braggagi. was 4 coed dcal r.alcal-
"a f9r BIS hosting dispatch Gen. Pope
sent IS such dispatch. hut did n9f oaw-
traded il because hs dsd nos ega 10
quarrel NstA bis aPo1a, aua .a gear
|6cn Halleek rcipl hiia . cops { ae
reparis aaip 10 h.m b. Gen. Pops aa-
|rsne tbat campaign - tho pre,ene
IS thev Wrfe paeked g g seat io
"a Ifanc eo Nh.sher he e gong %
sAo csairand e iAe department. e tie
Pacific Ine oaly lass f8r the 10000
ris8af ategg Nas 4 statement ia q tiss-
ssa,ch IL Nosrefans llsat about ihai
auuahgr ~ fgbeis eege scattered aboat
bad likely ~ cane in 30 squads )
arec anDEnt 81 sleep Dragging was
Zone auuma the var. aud j IS sell en-
saah to pas the hauus # i whore i
eaily be'oa s.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28

y Or and sfie, Wednesday,. MsYe2 trains on tsls
f0sd nt run IS ia3laWs.
Nbytee SoftH.- Ffei.hg ard Accommodation leaves
hEtlaGa 4t NeTth Darset 1sa, Ese5 DORSET sf@.
Aanthesfef SO sau5ai fa 81 20 A5life taa ss shsNs-
offy a1a Ssaih shkflt .8ry lN90 Nafb BenHiugion
JUS afrife 81 EenNltetaN Is H.
Ma rain tasFcs IkatiaHd 81 s1sr n Narih E4fss;
el@ Ess Dersei e2 Mtarba.tsr Gs1 snArEtaal 80
A5ansaa =, saaHsafy sis seaif sbsflshary -.
A9fiA Eu#NiHsi - aFrisF a EkunlHgtRa
Aeffns HTN MAI tfstH iesfes haruieciaz Is $
). s, Asvh BeFiari3n go s4ash Ssfftarg Sue.
Allssgian va eaEteflsat PAX 4a-
rtfr fft kiei na8e-t 2ess N5nh Dorset gnl A..
r2e 81 Nafaaa As ltaa
frf'stf ne &ea1H5AsHaa isaFes Bennfagtaa Il
Nfit BerHaetet - iA shaftsaaYy AIS
-iat1 81 asian sEH sun5efland as ssa-
rlasssF . fs Easi 0grscs Bfs Nsa nsf.
a. e. lsaa si Ta
Pc WHfFE scot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28

Cosxmacgr f.naaArIoN 4 bin has
boon introduced into the Connecticut
Legislature providing that fine Of $40
81 imposed on any ono who purchases
"A glass If lager beer or intoxicating
liquor from a person not authorized to
10 soil the same A proposition to ox-
cmpl c.3or aBd beer from tue operations
ofthe Maine Law aud making tie law
more stringent than il now Is ia regard
to ai Other Intoxicating beverage meets
with considerable favor Four consti-
ta.ional amendments are pending, viz.
one providing for negro suiirage q se-
cond proposing that taS- paying shall be
d qualification requisite TO The exercise
of the elective franchise thad one pro-
posing 10 designate one p.dce az the
sole capital Of the State and, fourth.
one providing for tho holding Of State
elections once Ia two years, on tho Sc
cond Tuesday il November
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28
Read the CcTtiGCate Of Rev X I
EIualin.

- Dr. Hesfpy7ff
nf.e sH Ilh sfo certify that saf taken With
ae Dyspepsia year CSC ias Nar.h, eva, Ga psra4 &
s.slt aadlts mas aas q o. mast miserable Tss'urcs
yes etsf aldt1 sd t,is Sue tI,htr cat arihs =
sssp sHd uss tam PEELED ~ eus tae nsr iaoessaatiy.
sas nssrIy dsperaa y my reases aaa haqe tsd M
uJslJ Is1 Hs,al th saagtt made ~ my recovery Aat-
nag proved faHles
IS, tie frst y November $50, bad bcesue So ueak
ana ysls bat e1la ssafeely stand aiahs, and e ali
apptafaHce eeaI4 soon dio. AZ his time ,bayu. read
ylag 4ater.lsslpeatl my VIC. prevailed spn my to'ry
gaar Bitttfs ho,H- vas Protarsd. and strange %
IS, commenced recovering ] ha'g taken ioof bog
clos, aa3 am el.ey coed health new as soaa =
expected from one - ny as, about asty yearsl
have - aoab, tb4, vas yaar Bisrs alone under pi-
vine Providence, That eaestea this 9ouaral cute
IFLUALIN.
t.-..4 ra Ferr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28

Adtacc- iast received from General
Sherman hsadqaar,ers stsie that midi
caaaua ot 3 general Indian war may
prevent the 6cneral from making bis
contemplated European trip.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28

GTATE o. VERMONT Alta Ptolsit coars boil
> AanchssieY District = dch g MlHebeslef 80 ane
fr szia UItffla - fht III dAs 70 MaF, IsCs
Present Bon. D 4 BUTTON 1udre
Az iaslrnreat 70 wrtias, Farpsrtllg 10 e o. asi
nsl and e64agat ~ dsUs BpHeH IAle - Maat II sisf
q sAl bi-tfigt dreasec Fts presented for probate
Whs-wepaa was ordered thai esd iusiransut y
pf1Fet d lfosts lear b. hs4sa 81 TIE Probate 81
ser la MaueaHSgsr 90 oh8 ~ sai& N5strbti 81
le go 8lF asy i-E asa fhai astlee thereof b. q
3 Rf pisnz ihis afaef kfse gtsks kacesssitslg Is
Manchester fasTts3 payer afiatsa 81 EAnehsfIeg
frsviogstd sid tlfas q 8eaf4Ea.
Astea -ovEf&XD Mr EsDv Rszistfr
sfts Ft taHef&
4. asses ~ fLsNH gr.ss9w Esr,,ss
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28

The Michigan Legislature IS much
exercised a tic disastrous results en-
tailed upon TIE State by tho destruction
81 is standing Timber IT. forest wealth
once gleater than that Of any other
state, II tributary Is so many money
markets tllat Il Is rapidly Disappearing.
Such vast tracts have been stripped that,
IN tho opinion q SCIENTISTS climate
changes injurious to vegetation have
been induced Crops have been detes
ri0rated for many years. and i Is plau-
sibly argued that tins Is owing TO the
destruction If the woodland. The Ill
creased severity 81 the winters, by
which fruit trees have been killed, and
the dimiuution Of fertilinng rains are
also attributed 70 TINS cause ln May
European countries that have been de-
uudcd oi trees, the effect has been the
same, aud an increase Of rain has fol-
lowed tic restoration 81 the forests
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28
ELIAS GREEN.
HIM. Dire Ser.

At Court House. Manchester, from
n June ga. Shaving HAIR Getting Shampooiug
Htir and Whtkeu Dyad, ara Razor Houed n 81
pe~i1r ma1nct Also nice artee q Hair Dye al@ays
on hand
Thangfgl ~ DC liberal patronage BESTOWED IN ne
pas', he hopes ff Continuance Of pnhic favor,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28

DIGS FOR SALE.
q -Four aud Els Weeks old Pigs Goods ones.
Encure Of j. HANLY
Manchester May %, is6,.-52w3
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28
! BENNINGTON 4 RUTLANDRR-

18p'T lhalsahl tlafel1l flfpFinIhg bnsIfess 90
BE- enFaapeF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28

CIpan delicious and safe 10 use aud cares paA n any
part u ihe body - Nater qnencGcs Ere,
Tyyit Tiyh Try a. Try u.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-02-02

RECONSTRUCTED DGERM.NY.-Perthes, in Lcipsic.
has published in pamphlet. with three maps,
an essay taken from Petermanns - Geographical
journal upon the - Political Reorganization
of Germany" In this number of interesting z
statistics are given, OF which extract few for
the information Of our readers.
Prussia had. before 1866. j.O96 square miles
of territory, and l9,30i,S43 people. She has
now 6.3g6 square miles. and %. $50 ,543 people.
She has gained. therefore, ,SU9 square miles,
and 2Sj. 700 Inhabitants.
The states she has swallowed up are-llanover
with GgS square miles and | .y23 .4y2 inhabitants
Kerhessen. with l72 square miles and 737 ,2s3
people; Nassau, with 81 square miles and ,OIi
ieotle; Frankfort. with II square mile and 49,,
S37 people: SchIeswig- lIol>Jeln. with 800 square
miles aud 900. .996 people 10 square miles taken
from Bavaria with 1876 people and 20 square
miles taken from the Duchy of Hesse. with -, ,lO2
r.gpIe. The reckoning i by German miles.
russia contained before 1866. 500. l79 per-
sons Of other nariunalities not speaking German.
The foreign element is very little increased by her
ants has been increased, AZ Prussia, before lSG6,
Contained Co per cent. of PrOtestants and 80 per
cent. of Catholics, while now the Protestants
make OF per cent. and the Catholics only 81 per
cent. of the population.
I'm the whole North German Confederation,
which now includes 20 .220. .S62 inhabitants, the
Prute>tants are Il per cent. and the Catholics
only 20 per cent.
The Confederation has n merchant marine of
7lG7 ships and ,326,1l9 t1ns-greater than
that of any nation excepting only the United
States and England
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-02-02
HAWAIIAN BARREL FACTORY.

YsNIIE UNDERSIGS WOULD Re-pecf-
fully inform the Planters that they prepared
furnish Sugar kcg- and Moia--r- Barrels. Al
reasonable Having improved machinery they
pared manufacture superior article All and every
warranted.
All orders filed with promptness and dispatch.
55l 3m J.. A. HOPPER & Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-02-02

IL Business Cards, when Ircad for gear. allowed
discount from these which
meuts Nheu paid charged quarterly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-02-02
&usntss GM0s.

alQSlnC5S Qlr0S.
&. =. BARTOw.
Aue.ioneer.
sale- Room on 9"eeh Street. one door from
80 haii unanu street. ly
II. W. SEVERANCE.
Auetoneer and Commission Merchant,
FIRE PROOF STORE,
In Robin-On'- Building. Queen Street.
I'll continue business AT the stand. 53o-1y
W. ". LADD.
Importer and Dealer in Hardware Cutlery Mechanics
Tools. and Agricultural implements,
53l Font Street. ly
allen. ). CARTwRIGHT.
Commission Merchant and General Shipping agent,
81 HonoI"Iu. Oahu. y
JANION. GREEN 4 CO..
Importers and Commission Merchants.
In the FireProor Buildings. Qmeen Street.
&. FRED'K PFLUGER.
Dealer in staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Mems Cloth
ing. Boots and shoes. aud Yankee Notions,
Store on Fort street. ncnrIy opposite Mr--r-.
3z' vonliolt = lieuck- ly
\. C N'cANnLEss.
McCANDLESs & CO..
Dealers in Groceries, Bread aud Cenerai Merchandise
" f. Corner Of Fort aad Kiag streets.
5ls ~
\ y
Importers. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in General
Merchandise and Chinese Goods.
Firc-proof Store. Nuunnn Street.
Cnd-r the Public Hall. 5IT "
GEORGE &. HOWE.
Dealer in Redwood. Northwest Lumber. Shingles,
Doors. sash. Blinds, Nails, Paints. sc.
III his OH Siand, Fort street, on the Espiaua3e.
$40 ly
j. WORTH.
Dealer in General Merchandise,
HILO, Ha,raii Ships supplied with shortest
notice, reasonable Bills exchange wanted.
5ji 1y
ED. HOFFSCHLA EGER s. CO..
Importers and Commission Merchants,
Corner of Fort and Merchant Streets.
5J7 ly
r. u. ADAMS,
Ship Chandler and Dealer in General Merchandise.
LairniHn. Mani
Irish and Sweet Potatoes with other recruits, constantly
hand and for sale 1T low $40 6m
H.Y. LUDINGTON.
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in Wines, Spirits.
and Malt Liquors,
Charlton Uhdrf, Honolulu
$50 ly
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-02-02

E32. 900 Will be given at the forthcoming Paris
Exhibition in prizes awarded by international
juries.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-06
From Washin gton,

w AsnlNNroN, Nov. 1.-The ,Sn-
prrmr Court of the District OF Columbia,
denied The motion to amend the wr's OF
error submitted IN thr conGsca,ion cases.
'Fhe cases will now be taken to the Sn
'prrmr C'nrt Of I'll" u. 5. |, is proha-
bic however, they viii await the deter
mina,!rn OF the rj"ct'n"n' S'u'*, brought
by HE oriE,nal ownrr; aFainsi the
purchasers uudn toe c,niircniou sales,
which are now ready for trial and wi
determine The Who'll" matter
AslINGroE, Nov, 2.-Thr Mem
rhi< and Charleston r. r., has paid its
indeh,ednrsss,o the Government Of ]
million. The committee on Sonlhcr,,
Railroads has concluded taking evidence"
aud it is sad will report II favor o
scizing certain roads. Gen. Grant has
ordered all officers belonging 10. stations
in the South TO return to their com.
mands by the 30Lh November
Grant has decided that no more ex.
tentions will be grautcd to Southern
Railroads. G"n Howard reports 2l5,
02l acr.s Of abandoned land in posses
sion rthc Bureau and 9jG pieces 0
town property.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-06

The Paris mcmbcr of tho house of
Rothschild received the news Of Gar
ribaIdi's arrest All hour anda half be-
fore the first meagre dispatch reached
the French Ministry of Foreign AZ
fairs. With this bit of knowledge he
made 100000 francs at the Bourse
during the afternoon.
FAST SAILlNG.-Tho schooner Mos
cs B. Bramhall, consigned to Mr.. Wm.
Roach, arrived off the Charleston Bar
on Saturday from New York with pa
pers Of the 23d instant, having made
the trip in tho unusually short time
of sixty-tivo hours. .-Morcuy, 2SM.
Whiworth, the inventor of the famous
Whitworth gun, has presented to the Muse.
um at Kcningston, England, machine
which will Measure the ono milionth part of
an inch. an appropriation has been made
by the scientific men connected with. the
Museum for n series of lcctunes explaining
the Instrument and manner of using it.
1t is said that Mcssrs. Johnson, Gushing
and James tho commissioners appointed 10
codity the laws Of the United States, have
nearly completed thcir work ana will make
Sp'i' w oohB'cS" ~ 'ho oeelhhihS VI 'hc
session. The patent aud military laws
hocn greatly reduced and srnpliied.
The newspaper rep"r, OF The Hon. Thom-
MS 4. Jcnckcs, mcmbcr of Congress from
Rhode Island. aud author Of the bnnkrup,
law, having applied for the benefit OF tha,
act, is contradclcd.
-
Juhrcz, the newly elected President Of
Mexico, has grantcd TO Mr., Il Lascre the
right to construct II railroad to the Pacific
across the lsthmns Of Tchuantcpco.
On the 10Th ul,, G2,00O were forwarded
from London to aid Gnribaldi's movement in
Italy other large sums havo been sent at va
rious tip,cs.
Santa Anna has boon tried at Vera Cruz
aud sentenced to death. lie has reti,sned
TO tho supreme govern ment for mercy.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-06
Registration in New York.

WAsiuNGToN, Nov. 2 Total regis
lratlon in New York city up to las,
night, was loG, 200, and continues to-
day. LoSt year, when the Democrats
had lor,v-srvca thousand mnjori'y, there
was only lG2, l42 persons registered.
The Democrats were exceedingly any-
ious about this registration, and it re
lieves them with regard to The State
which will certainly go Democratic by a
handsome majority.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-06
teorgia Elections,

CoLuMBE, Ocr. 20 The election
to day, passr0of quietly, 600 votes poll
ed. Only a NV white Radicals voting
Conserva,ivesakc no part in the elcc
ton.
Macon, Oc' 90. No whites voting.
Negroes have. all their own way.
about 500 vo's polled. The prccincls
heard from indmte no action o., the
part Of the white.
SAvANNAn, CT. 29.-lOl2 votes
p"ll"d> only four :hi'cs are for Con,
ven'ion, and for cgro Radical tick
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-06
IN EQUITY-..FAIRFIELD, 1868

Robt. Bricc. Sr and Wife vs. Wm. Brice.
I'm. Douglass, ct al. Bill for Partition,
7 appearing TO The Court that William
Brice, 4 Defendants in The. above stat ed
cause is absenrfrom and without the State.
His ordered, on motion of Walker &
Brice, ,Fomplainants. Solicitors, that said
Defendant do appear and plead, answer or
demur to said Bill, within forty days, from
the date of the first publication Of this or,
der, or adooreo pro confesso will bs entered
of record against him.
Z ,a4 H.A. GA1LLARD,
;..at,,.. /, Com In Equity.
COMMISSIONER t,fficc,
18th October. 1907: t..
ooL l6,.t 5 goo s 14n stt
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-06
len aolarships in MI. Zion In
stitute. for Sale.

X 1 the arterlyMeeting, Goth September
following olu,ion:
hEo0hS, That the Treasurer be in.
s,r"o.eu 10 .ertisc., for three months, ten
SNiiohMhHPS :, ,PS FOR SALE, in lie. Mt.
'h,on n!'i ooliegla Institute, tho holder Of
tMp'5nh pE.;,2' his heirs. appointed by
ue''t UT wli' he entitled, each year, TO
mo''''''',r ~ cfs,,qns fru$t to BIZ elutaied
wy, ye9'' ~ ,nnstitu'e in all tho branch.
Tuition fre What, " ~ ~
TERMS -Eacoho,SrS,,,nlt ba oo,d 20
thA purchaser a SlUSrEE ror s3on n,,.'
aaSr3S'.po "os' s'%ta be transferable 10
nmTH"r nn1S .r":'ee ny nsent oI lie Society,
s"ts s" .e ,m sTg'a,,a t ne lcemmble 1.-THE plea.
! ', ,"e nooie'y on repayment TO the
ir"SsS. for the time 'pe,- for the use of
the eetm q"e trust fore tim. being. eoui
ynl!sntRf, the value DE $500 currency
which Vas paid ty!lhGieinnl purchaser.
oct 5-sm Nv '''''
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-06
hIABLIslD ls4s.,
TIL E@CyBST Err ANfDA r n.

SEo. pEHER, EprrolpunLrsuEp.
Having aHnrgc circ,liatid;n tlc inner
part Of the to ahdin poems Of Moth d
Carolina, ihNonrml 4ofcrsare faeilitios
business, ' 'o''
P1BhIsAb Ar s. pEYEaR9
:. Advortissn,eS inserted OF, ~ reasona.
slo.tera's" speRon copy Of Iior sent on
= .ss,,s ,,s,,s, ] eHHER& BAr,oK, B 4
i. ,stss 6stt 50 \aa qs Prd.otofs.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-06
RULE TO PLEAD.
State Of South Carolina,
FAIRFIELD. DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Thos. ]. Chalk, VS.. D. c. Boyle, Attach.
n,ent.
WTHEREAS the Plaintiff did on the Goth
w day Of October, A u. 1867, lie his
Declaration against the Defendant who, Gas
u isssaid) is,absent from and wi,haut tho
limits. Of ,his,State and has neither. wifencr
attorney known within The sn,pe upon whom
copy Of the said declaration might be
served. ~ i,, N ~, 81
lis therefore ordered. that lie" said De.
fendant do appear and plead ,to,tbe said do.
Slara!oq Ssr before ,hs s79asy Of oS,e
judgment VIII Chen be given aud awarded
for Tho Plaintiff against him. y i1a a,.lf'
.rt,:.f"s. D. CLOWNEY. G. @. r..
Clerks Office, !. sG, a d, aG
winpsboro, 3. g., 2eth Oct, 1867.
oct 20-1e3m1y
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-06
Charleston Market.

CHARLESTON, Nov. l.--Cotton qniet
and easier, with partial decline of lc.
Sales $50 bales, mihdling l75.
CMARLEsroN.' Nov 2.--Cotton de-
clinrs &c, sales GOO bales Middling II
ally. Receipts 1000 bales.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-06
The Bradley lsher Diffiohltp.

WASHINGTON, OF 29.-James A.
Bradley. who was ST ckcn from tho rolls
by Judge Fisher, at ,e close of Sur.
'ratts trial, has been ,rdercd to show
cause, by, the 4'h of Nvcmber, why he
should not be punishe for contempt
Meantime suspension fin practice con.
Times
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-06
fNOtT'TCCHJ.

.DLANTERs. in tho vicinity of Winnsboro,
i who laye received plantation supplies
from II. PATTERSON s. CO., through me.
viii plense deliver the cotton for shipment
TO Mr.. s, B. CLOWNEY, at Winnsboro, and
he 10 autborized 10 give receipts for The
same, IL Mr. Clowney pays the revenue
tax. the shipper will give Mr.. Clowney re.
ceipt for the amount advanced. 50. .flF,hH
5i,tS. lt2 JAMES PAGAN Agent
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-11-06
STATE Of SOUTH GAROLINA,
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT,
In the Court OF Ordinary.

III CHe CUlIFI OF UEuIIHTys
By James Johnston, Esquire, Ordinary of
Fairfield District.
WTliEREAS. II. a. Gaillard, Commission.
w er in Equity, has applied to ME, for
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION, de 6oa's
non, on all and singular the goods and chat.
tells, rights md credits of Samuel u. stcr-
ling. late Of the District aforesaid deccas.
ed:
These arc therefore to cite md admonisi
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore me, at our next t,rdinary's a 'ol,rt.t fdr
tho said District, to be holden nt Fhinfeld
Court House, on the oath November mex. TO
sheWcause If any. why tho said admins.
tration should not be granted -.
Given under my hand and Seal, this 18th
day Of Octoher,, in tho year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
seven, and in tho ninety.sooond year Of
American Independence.
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