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OF SOUTH CAROLINA

Sewberry -Uissricf-in- Equity. =
Lavinia Kitnrd y n. II. Kinard,. Ex'or.
: / 4s- - :, Bin for Dover. Il! ..,
: THE creditors of the estate of John u
Kiaard, decessed, are required to Srehdet
and establish, before the Commissioned. Of
tbis Coart, their respective demands, on, or
before tbefrst. .eay OF Jauihlryl $685. & 8 ~ ~
~: .,fSIL AS TOMBSTONE, c. M. D.
CONS Office ocssl sl4th, lsefr,H<. So =.
B-f2-I2t,.---a Z -. SIG
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The State Of South Carolina. .
STATE oFsOUTH CAROLINA.

. * Newherry District-In Equity.2;s<::.lE. !; !;
John S Renwick and Others; creditors, ',
JAS H. Williams. Exon. and
Tie creditors Of Benjamin Dacke,t. deco,
are required to repder7 and: establish their
respective demands on oath before the Com
missioner of this Court, on or before the
first day of January 1868. saG )
s., - SILASJ0HNSToNE,. C. .EsssD. =.
~ CONS Office, Oct. .:l4tk, 1857. -
- s1642-l2t.e,t 81 slelIr. - - II.
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ERRORSOF YOUTH

"A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youth ful ndiseretion, viii for
theisake Of suffering humanity, send free to-
all who need il, sheIrecipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was,
cured Sufferers wishing to profit By thead.
verfisers experience, can do soby addressing
-. - = z. JOHN b. OGDEN, -.
( q ~ Cedar Street New York.
- May 8 f91y- -. ..----f s.--.- = :
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Offers for Sale, at: Very LoW Prices:
90, 500 ounces epfNJNlHs, -. -. fss%
100 q : Morphine, ~ -. =
T. 9 eases Gum Opium, -: a. :
IS Bourbon Whiskev, -, : -.
NJ 80 50 ,.o:. g OH ess,ts eosaas Easslss Brandy
sSs60-c ,ses Phetari4n> Bitters,t = $
10000 lbs, White Lead. - -
= 500 gals. LinseedOil - -. :
= 5000 1bS. Snow White Zinc. @. -.
!. = 90 bbls. faHuers OIL: : :
: 500 bGxes Winlow Glass, -.
=. 10 gross Davis, Pain Killer, ~, -:
Z 5000 lbs Blue Stone, - ~:
/. so kegs 3: G. Soda,:-1..S.s' 's'',<.2..a
100 boxes $500 in papers,& %
s 1n0s94t = Pearl Starch. '-asas5 sSsr8. =;
: 1000 lbs. Maccaboy Snuff. S,.4s55S1s ~
- 9. 10 gross Mustang LfniDert, sc:-E .,
Z ssa-ssG a. a. ! = S-7xLso-s,c y 9S5gsss
Tooth and Hair Brushes, Calognes. Extracts:
80 and Fancy Goods in great variety. *;
= October % 43 3m 'SSSs r :
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s. sisgIs sss.sls -

Excelsior, Single Siesf
q secept ptsoa, ,ia ksr, Double Steel = =
: &aad al a. her ksse Isl sies can he found here
: 5sdE Issisiilg eni owed She pieasnee, com:
;. =. Sort and greaz e6ay yessienees of wearing the
a. Daplss Esligfie Steel Spring SSirss 60
= - - Eps siHg das, irfli never after~afds wi-
= S;asly dispense with theic isse.ss For :c..siI.
kassa. misses and sssang ladies' sthsy are su-
pesios 70 MI Others: = $ - = -
THIAs BARRE SON !
The State Of South Car DINA: 7:
: Essberry Dfsiriiet--Ia Eqnits- s !,
asrha q, wise SpsstssE E: wise, 1aonr,
- ..st.. ak {: - : Z ;,
s. - Bill for, Paftssion. -: - - =
; - Bg ordessof the :ceirsef ,Eahify, L viii
= se-seA at tie riss OF sae former purchaser,
,.SbefereShc eoart Heases at Nssh berry, foil
sAa he Grss lslonday if December. 1857, the
= ssal Eratesof. Iosi,i a. onsisfingL oi
rTRagTyOE, LAND sitaatea IN the State
-asnd Dissricsaf afofessid, = ssssss ssss..
Ore Hundred and A1iaety 4cres,9
Iaoseos les atrsi oosintse hslanis OF JeSsc
Wise, Bid eromer 7astas sita. d''athSrine
TssIs sshasssr rsaf Be pesasaea
sespay any fortiesi, aoe an, of sbes pssshass
money Msseash sz,o,lesaii s. TO seears the
samesby bond. wisl lytso COED s,sreties. pay
Sblsar rigsfyegnaouths, with iifterest from
day 6f eale.afiels 20 pas 10 cash The Costs OF
SIlsas JoHSsro Ne Z. Nh. .
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The State Of. South Carolina.

The State Of. South Carolina.
Newberry District-In Equity, -
Martha A. Wise v Patiick E. Wise; Admr.,
TT al
Bill for Partition.
The creditors Of the estate of John A.
Wise, deed, are required. to render and es-
tabliSh OIL oath, before the Commissioner,
their respective demands. on or before the
FIRST DAY OF JANUARY. 1868.
SILAS TOMBSTONE C.END.
CONS Office, 18th Oct, 1857. Emo *l5
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Notice.

Application win be made at the nezt
meeting ofthe Legislature 5ofthis State for
anAct Incorporating Freedman's School
in the Town of Ne~berry.
.. ROBERT TOLIFER, - -.
CHARLEY CANNON, -
JAMES. LONGSH0RE, freedmen
HARVEY CLARK and
others. r..
Sep, llth, 1867 37-"mo,
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- SiLaS JVHNNIUNE, c.-E. y. D.
CONS Office, Nov. /. lS-46-3t. ,*tlo.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-03

Swiss Muslin, Nansook, Bishop Lawn, Dot
ted Swiss, French Lawn, Figured Mas
lin, English and French Barcge,
Corded Mnslin, .nconct and
Cheek Cambria, B"binct,
''fhc Cclchrat eds
Ginghnms," all
colors, with
a splendid assortment OF Cnlicocs, Twecds,
Stay Linen, Linen Duck. Linen Drill,
Denims and Hickory Stripes, Crash,
lluckcrhack aud Cotton Tow
cling. El"achch and Brown
Long Cloth, Blcach-
cd Shirting and
Fiiaw Caso
;u,;on,
Fed Ticking, Wl;ilc l.inon lInndkorohicfs,
Black Lacc and Love Wells.
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lcoMMUH GATED. !

Mr. Eaior:
visit to your town Of not very late
date, inspires inc TO write of matters and
things as there existing,
improvements go on apacc, and fhc we'll.
filled stores remind one Of past days.
Your merchants are gcntlcmanly md nc.
commodainG. Some think they arc all get.
ting rich, but not many stop TO ask how
short profits must be, when so many are
merchandising
1t is ply to see so much corn moving
through yonr streets. When will farmers
plant enough corn to do them from haryes
to harvest?
There is an old saying that carriage ma
kers wives walk, and shoe .unkors' wives ro
b&rofootcd 1t ought to be added tha, far
mrrs wives have to buy their bread.
JuSt think. Mr.. Editor. ot grocer hnyiuc
all his coffee, meat, sngar and lard from
another grocer in your town, and paving
rs much for his provisions as you and |
would have 10 pay
lsu that just what the f,rmcr does who
buys his meat and bread from another far.
mcr or from the merchant.
But to write about my visit to town. q,
the 'Boro. ms wocai it for short, was nv oh.
jcct. | may tell you ngain wha, think
about the farmers. In the meantime will
hope the day is not far distant, when in.
stead Of 80 much corn and bacon sold i,
your town. we will G,l ,,r,,, ,,,,,.>,:.. -
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3 sssss Tao Situation.

I.EE, LoNGsrREEr and lTAMproN
have spoken upon the subject nearest
the heart Of every Southern man. No
three mon in the whole contest for Tho
defence of the rights we claimed un-
derSccession, had possession Of the
heart Of the South to the extent that
LEE, IoNGsrREET and IlAoIrroN pos
scssed it. ~
Thcso three gallant souls advise us
to accept the terms Of civil surrender
We charge any dcnirrring to that
acceptance, no. to reason, bUt 70 mere
prejudice and feclng.l S. ..
Reason, leads to Justice, anl JUS
ticc is tho groundwork; o. &&ll good
goycrnmcnt. We are, e., rorG, dis.
posed to give Reason ,N4 pcucGt oi
doubt, rather them Pre- 0uior.
But thcrc is something besides Roa-
son with which we have TO contend
There is Fact, a stern old incXorab!,
Judge whose decisions arc beyond
controve:sion. s
Canutc upon tho beach Of tho sea
needing tho counsel Of his mini4'ry,
to order tho waves to con, rI.ai,r
and no farther, is an apt ,Nanp'u oi
those who III the South to-day advise
oar people to Stny tho waves Of in,
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Tho Law on tho Situation.

We present to-day tho laws of Con-
&rcs$, and other papers showing thc
condition and relation of the State to-
wards the United States Government.
We first in order is The Act Of Con-
grcss known m tho Sharman-I5hollc-
har@cr bin. II is aS follows:
AN Acr TO PROVIDE FOR rl,r MORE
hrr!ciEHr GoyENHN;:Nr or rll% uMprl.
STATES.
Whrreas, no legal State government,
or adequate protection for hlr or prop
crtv now exists in the rebel Slatcs OF
Virginia, Norlh C,rolina, South Caro-,
ina, Georgia, Anmml, MESisspni.
Louisiana, FLORIDA Texas and Arlan.
sas; nM1, whereas. ii is necessary tha.
peace and &noG or,lrr .hpuli ac enforced
IN sand States until l,yal anl R"pubh
can State governments can hr l,rsliy
established: 1h"rrnrc,
Be Il enacted by The Senate ana
House @! Representatives oruhr United
.hlnl Th,t s,;a r,,,,l - -
.liv,I,s ;,,o '','''
.rIinn,,, -, ,';,': n''',II'' "''" ."'"'
lfn',nl >,,,,o 'i' ""t''o'"l " "'r
nr, ,l,ot ,,nrn,', yN',;ni wv N -
utolh, Gysi Is,riri %r,h H. ,,a.'',,, ''',,
,oL tsnn,i, ,,,rr',,, ~ , N"','''''
Gpora, A,h,r>, s lw' 80
third DLs,,i,, Miss,ss;nn; ,,I I,1', Wv
l,c Gny,L ,E.,r;c, KIT '', n'N'''"' :,
Try,s ,ho GnI, ,;i.,,;n, "'''
Srr . Nmlhr n,r,,,,. ,
), ~, ',,'" y" '"',, ~ we '',''','I
lDrrr =, nM.,,,. ~ ,,,',a " way oar"
law ,hc WIN nr r. aa',; '' ~ '0I ~
10 Jr,uD , snojn,nm, ,'.T Mn, ~. '"r'"' "'.''
rnah,, snc,, o,lh.nr :, , n"rr',',, 10y ~
and c,cnrcn III, .nI,'a:' " "' ".','r'
the district to which he oS';" Mi",'
ed
Src 2 Ard ho :, G,,,lo, oo
limit, shnu hn Ia 1r,v ~ , ~: .''s''' ''
s,cned ~ ai,rc,a,l |m:,,,o, y, ""''v' om' as
in III, r;gk,, ~ n,r.or "nJ ,n -. '1s'hS
snnnr,s,,in snr,,,;n, irr S;a'r @"" r'oPtr'E, 20
lence md to rnnis or r,,,.n, ,,,' = " - N'o
jshoa all Aistuhc,s ,ofrhe pnbli, g ncors r'",
and criminals; and to this ana he may
= low focal clsll ;rIbnnals 10 take iUr;i,
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@Sii' boi'SlHl OOG Va phS H,httttloll,
We have already published Gen.
lce's opinion Of the course the. South
ought to pursue under the recent acts
Of Congress.
We now present tho opinions Of
Gen. Longstrcct. These arc both
men whom We wcro wont to respect
very highly when in command of our
armies. 1t is true they arc in no com-
mana to-day, but their opinions should
nevertheless be respected.
Some Of our friends who have rallied
us upon our position from the outset.
will observe how exactly Gen. Long
street comedies Will, our views ortNo
now situation From: the very first.
Nc said then, and wo repeat what
'wo said, aud what Gen. honcstrcct
says in the letter cnpicd below, if
there istrcdahHry 3t jhy part. ofthosc
who lave " - tAow Fower, let us
prove IT,, lo; L.. yoSt thcir sincerity in
making theI' tcrn,s Of reconstruct ion !.
bcf,rc a., ,ro,o,noo tho, ,.,.1a,n,,
oftrust 7
lt.It Is gratiiynS 10 us to observe The
almost unanimous tendency of tho
pscss, tho pron,inont man and ,ho MOO.
Mo to ,ccont IL, n,;,na.mn III,
,n.' .,,1y, ,i,.. W.
&C. = ~ s,''Hi'y 50 S'i'cc INC
MEMS was the prSt paper, SO far as VIC
have yet been able to discover, in tho
whole South, that camo out ;mhncii-
otclv nnon thc oct;o, of ,,o,,,..na, i,
1,,,.,. ~ lo'G
"oooF'''S '"c S''""'i ION.
The following is general Long
streets letter:
Tho New Orlcans 7'imcs Of t,,o
10Th, contains n )rttc, AN Cn,nS ,"S
Lonrstrcct on thc nrcs,nt ~. c"u' /" :, :,
political affairs. Without nnv fnr,h
cr comment We let tho Gcnrr,i ,,l
rious old soldier ho was tnn- r,.,.
for himself n@ iNN '"N
W.. 0s;,2 ,r
~ ~ =" :, -, - ~ nHFrm - 1887.
4" me A'n(" q tie y. Q. Times:
DEAR SIR 'tln5your phrcrof ycstcr-
day.you, have expressed desire to
henrthe views oil several Gcnt'ameu
apon.nthe political condition'9f tic
country. iiind my,nomo 'anao ,;,n,ed
upon your lst' a"d, pro'ce,sNvjshout
N'II'"f'bn 'As f'ba,n :" .nssp" respond. 'n,,;
politics, [ cannot claim /, .smoan -
to- the wise statesmen Of tho conn
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the Gt"odntun mean by the dash Our
Impression was that it was to Castle
Pinckncy, or somo other bastile.-
Will the paper aforesaid inform us.
Such dolphic oraclcs do5not satisfy the
day and generation upon which we
have fallen.
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0raorlar.

Under tho head Of "Pcrsonal," the
caro''ma", of Thursday, has the fol-
lowing paragraph
General NC. Butler and General
Mart Gary, ,cx-Confedoratos, passed
through. Columbia yesterday On route
from Edgcfield to -l+-- l.y
What in the namo Of candor does
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TERMS FOE HERALD.

TaRtiii DO-,r YES ,.r pr; TWO DOLLARS
for six month CNEi bcll, NJ { 7 three n,rnthS -
payable in "praenbtrssi Sinpe copies t'rcn Cents.
lTj- The pinet " ii GC d,,coni nu al on the ex /.
Inii,n nf tho tim ~ WHICH prynont has hcrn u de
Snb>crihcrs VIII, tlsi nes,ss Gn,fk op5te wr,plrr "r
~ rsn OF tn" paper, VII understand that tic time
paid far h,> expired
YER rISiNG RArES-ono Dollar pee square
for tue iFat and Shyt ~ Ave cruis each Subic
phat1n cruon. ASQu1rr consists ot tho space IL.
ped i,v twelve Hines ~ III S:zc type
Si.ob KA1ES = ~ copies ono year rw n'y f"C
leAlrh COPY TO- tlG per Soa iuukitg up Tic
cub ritcr the III Ju!iiafy, 1902, .
l.P WIN, tnin mpIth i';pn tho du, u club i
rrtufhodard the money Is paid tho rcrson making tho
c!uh may pdh any nrn,Jtr Ot names At tho rate
NT- wc.wish II distinct rhdc'StnnI ihu our
rms Tor subscription, advertising and job WORK are
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r
mcntary, shall be construed to mean
section.
Tho third is the "Genoral Orders
No. "of Con. S icklcs.
sDlsTRIcr no 2-aBSERAL ORDERS so. ].
Tho following general orders have beon
ISSUED by Gen. Sicklcs. on assuming com.
mand OF this department
liEADQ'Rs 2D MILITARY DisrniCr,
(NoRTu AND SoUriI CAnoLrNA,) A~
CoLuMBIl, sc March II, 1857
q tncrol Ord7s No.
|. In comp!i,mc with General Orders No
10, headquarters OF the Army, March II,
1861. the undersigned hereby assumes com.
'nlhd OF the Seooui Military District 'cou.
>iiinicd by the Act Of Congress. Public No.
O". 2,l March, 1857, omitted .sAo Act for
ihH taorc ciLcicnt govcrniuont OF the rebel
States"
III In Tho execution OF the duty of tho
Commanding General to maintn. IN the seen.
ri'y OF the Inhabitants ii their persons and
property. t. suppress in Surrcctiou, d;sor..er
tti 10 once anl t. punish. or cause TO be
! pun ,hrl, ali diSturh2is Of ihc public peace
md criminals The local civil tribunals will
DC permitted to take jurisdiction OF ami try
ohanHrrs excepting only such eases, MS may,
| ~ HE "rdcr Of The Commanding General,
hr rcirrrci 10 II commission or vthcr militia.
ry urihunnl ior trial.
! III! lhc civil Government now existing
! in North Carolina AMI South Carolina IS
! p"o9i. iona, only, and in all respects subject
10 the paramount authority OF the United
! Staies. ~ any t.:n" to abolish, modify, Goa
| troll Or sapcrScdc ,bc sauIn. local laws and
! municipal regulations not inconsistent with
! nj II,,;, n
| states, o. tho proclamations Of tho Pres.
| dent, or win such regulations rs arc or may
DO prescribed in the orders Of tie Command
| ing General. are hereby declared to be in
force anl, in Conformity there With, civil
! officers are hereby a"thurizcl to continue
the exercise OF their prop,r functions, and
will he re ppc'cd and oheyed By the inhabi-
! ats.
". Whenever any G.: i cnicer, magis.
rate or court nr"y'- o l'S'S to per-
| form au official az, T.. .. i,. ..,rirri Of
such tribunal or oG"er. Nh.'.c,r Iue and
rightiui Sea""it% T., E,Ats"n or i,pp ~ shall
! bn dchiHd. the H,e ~,. Dc irJ"i,i by the
! Post tp!nntulri' f, l,.yc y go, .,l"i,"s
| Y Post commnl los Win .an-c 10 hc
arrested pc"son> .',p".| ',itl nn com mis-.
! 81 ~ OF crimes an offences. y.ilrn The civil
authorities ihi 10 arrest ana , ing such
ohenlcrs TO lr..d, AMI will hol.. The accused
rrv,. n, ,y nr o,Isr ~ "'Ihy 'rihy t',m"s,'oni n
pursuant, to orders from those hcajoiIar,rrs
Nrr"S:s hy military authority will he report.
ct pronr'Iy rAo charges, preferred will
-, ~ a'non;r'n'n'' ny inc cH'1in'e Oh which
VI. lhc CHIn,n,ndir. Gc,cr,1 d.si,;ro
to preserve ,rannniiiiry and orler by " means
AMI agencies most congrnia, to The people,
T'G;S r;i '"i aSs''M" 'n" I"rI!nl 20 ore'a'o"
duties. an | ,ho all OF al god ciizons in
rrSTS!''n 60" ~ 'SHl'ns '". disturb the
authority in mn,,rrs ,i oyi",r" ,",,n ir; ,"ny NY
minia'r.'"n, the Commanding Gcncmd re-
rr. "1 m '",Nnt's n S%"l'""S T"r'n "r, ,"u1e uG
C'"oi"" rnya*,ryel ohcn,cnec to The M.
"UMrE ~" nI'in!,r ;.,' nad Inc ''l'%@n'
laws onacrcl tor ,hrir 70 crnmon,.
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; Local Items.
Death Of DR.. William Carlisle.

Death Of DR.. William Carlisle.
DR.. William Carlisle, of this Dis
trict, died at his residence no:,r Ridge
way, on Thursday last, March 29th.
The District, and especially tho
ncighborhood in which he lived, have
lost valuable citizcn and friend.
The deceased was about 10 years
old, and was man Of remarkable tai
ont and knowledge. lie enjoyed the
most limited advantages of education, (
and yet he had mind of no ordinary
calibrc.
His appreciation of the advantages
of education may be infcrrod from tho
fact that his sons, Professor Jas. II.
Carlisle, Of Woitord College, Spartan
burg, and W. b. Carlisle, lutc editor
Of the Charleston Courier, aud Lieut..
John Carlisle, II successful! lawyer in
Spartanburg, all, arc graduates of
South Carolina College.
For many years Dir. Carlisle prac-
ticcd theIrhompsonian system with the
most wonderful success. OF late
years he has combined that system
with that Of tho regular practitioners,
and his good jnd2 d2;ncnt in the diagno-
sis of disease, crowned his practice
will SinrIlar SuccpSg
The remains of the deceased wcro
committed to their final rest in tho
Methodist Church yard of this place
yesterday.
Robbery and Escape.
On Sunday afternoon whilo the
family was at Church, the store and
dwelling of Mr.. John D. McCarly,
was forced open by one James King,
(so-ca!icd) who had been clcrking for
some weeks for the proprietor. Said
King took what gold and silver coin
were in the store, and some valuable
jcwclry from the trunk of Mrs. Me-
Carly.
\ colorcd boy in the employ of Mr..
McCarly hurried to the Church, and
gave the latter the al; rm, aud when
the proprietor arrived at his house,
The rogue was 10! then Gas was af-
forwards discovcrcdD outside Of tho
limits Of town.
Proper means have been used to
capture he thiof, and we have littlo
doubt he will bo caught.
P.S. Since writing tho above Jas.
King has been captured.
Fire.
On Sunday night about 8 o'clock .
hrc occurred in Il bedroom of Mrs.
McNlastcr's Hotel, which camu near
proving vcry serious one.
The bca-valance was burning when
the fire was first discovered. and The
flamcs spread with such rarility, that
nearly the whole bedding and some
personal apparel were destroyed be-
fore they could be subducd. The
wall was badly charrcd.
- - ~ ----->.- ----
Mike Lipman's Show.
This celebrated combination show
OF trained animals and expert actors
performed hero last Friday.
Tho ,vhoJ, a.
the largo audience seemed to be we'll
entertained.
The horses arc ahead Of any lot Of
circus horses that have ever appeared
here.
The riding, vaulting and gymnas-
ties wcrc remarkably woll executed.
--------~>>- ~ o--"--"-0->aS~-r~--
New Advertisements.
Notice III \ Caillard.
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JAMES l.oNGsTN"rr.
4 Short Criticism.

n J.iOIt O:ttCIhID'
The Columhia Po7,tr Of the 28th
contains the Coilowias under is local
heading, viz:
The Legislatures OF Wisconsin, Ten
ncSscc and kontucky havo passed laws
requiring The per dicm Of their own
mcmhcrs to le paid i'll gold or its
equivalent. Tho Legislature Of South
Caroline were contctt to take groom
backs, but lc the people Il Gcp""ciat-
ed currency, in The "biIIs receivable"
hoy had created an mot on'y 50, bat
afterwards refused 70 t.kG them Whun
they brought ony produce to market
Some cloudy thing* will cmmnatc,
now and then, even from clear minds.
lnttilc last sentence Of The above
quotaIioM IL is hard to discover What
references obtained il ,he mind OF Che
editor. lie saga,
"I'c Legislature OF South Caro'ina
"wrrc oyutont To tax, &yoanh&chS, hut
@'ei' tAa people Il deprecated cu?ycU~
vy,'&o.
Then he says, "but Afterwards re.
''ruscd u take Mrm' what ?-Hrcon-
backs or bills rcccivahlc Z! "w.!cn
ithcy' what! GrocnhNaAs or bills re-
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market"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-04

srRExr coRyn LoAynG -Thomas Mccormick We
arrested BY The police for dsordsrly osnduos Thurs
cay The accused, IN company with sshsrs was stand
Ing u The corner Of Jersey street. New Brighton ana
being requested BY the police leave Ne pass he oay
removed 70 another corner and then claimed his right
70 remain wherever he liked He waa yesterday brought
before Justice vsrmilysA and dischssusd with reprt
mand
ATTACK On szRasASr wAmsunxs AZ FAmonrvrLR--
The sstaslshmsnt Of police station = Faoscyvls
does net Sem 70 meet the approval = csFain ciass
thsre Yesterday Sergeant washb1ns called On ~
. wonm named German 70 come int be- hcu6s and
save her from her husband who Dsasine her - -
time The Sergeant declined u Ora nos eesoing
desirable - Interfere but Ne nolDo ind a.
roar continuing he hnally Sscsdsa - q into
abe house. He did 60 and soIA NE man
he shoud ds9st and hs refsnsag v DO attempted
70 lake him into custody. when German Immediately
attached him, his wife coming TO his assistance sn1 e
ing the Sergeant with brick bstS Between them both
the Sergeant Jared badly FOR time until reinforced
bv Sergeant Sweet when German was saksn INFO Gus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-04
WESTMINSTER INTELLIGENCE.

NEW PolJcE ORGANIZATIONS MokRIsAMA.-In con-
sequence Of the numerous acts Of violence and the
acknowledged insecurity Of persons and property In the
town Of AoFrsania recently, newly organized police
arrangement under the direction Of Aesss Bergen and
Timpson, has been approved by the Board Of Town
Trustees and will 90 into effect for the rst time to-
Under the new rule the town 10 20 BE- divided
order BY eleven ofhcers and . sergeant, or special
police constable in charge. They are 70 receive
each three dollars per day, and the sergeant
S sss, s s5 ), h s. s Ssss e
this arrangement abolished and II 10 intended that the
Committee ON Town Offcers, MeBrA Bergen and limp
son, shall superntend the working Of the new order
Headquarters 70 be established at the Town Hall,
where the Justice will SIC sundays and adjudicste all
that may be brought him. he 10 10 receive - for
each days service James Morrison and G. H. Delete
have been selected sergeantG IL s 70 be hoped that
those arrangements will secure TO the citizens full
measure Of protection during the forthcoming summer
particularly on Sundays when the light and "hoavy
fingered gentryn usually make thor visits with the
metropolitan crowds.
STAINING ARRAY N BAnRoon At HAmR0 while .
large humber Of persons enjoying The Inequalities
Of man named B. d. Peterson, who keeps saleen a
HastingA an alteration arose between . Bsyarian
named Francis Pnsifer and Prunian named Frederick
Rough, caused, s 10 stated, by angy discussion
about European pohucs, but which, unhappuy, ended
n The latter drawing knife and sabbng FFancs In the
facs. in1e,ine sevsrsi a.aessous wSundi Aosgn wss
sentenced him 70 serve three nonths In The county
jail. 20
rns xIAa nAssuos --Ths bssa ownsd By Mr. John
Pulnsr sno distance nom the village Of Hasin was
Destroyed b. ss rev evenings 80 nom caass which
have pos va been ascsraned About nvs tons Of hay
which were sorsd in the building wsre also consumed
ics is sssimassd q Be- about Sio06 there wss 10 in
surancA