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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-23

Of the Circuit and District Conrts of
tho United St,tcs IN No,th Cornl;,,
and whether lcuislntions, ;y nonovsnrn
to sccurc Tho rrcord.
In the Senate tbcrc wcrc ororo,
rctitions fron NortL C,ro,;ro roauaoa
fayorinc Steven, bin ''"'
mo Fin for tbo ,Jm;ss;o 80 NJ,
hr,Yl, ,rL C,ln,,l, ,,;,L .ho uo
areudmcnt no..cd IL, % tnlt .m1
now Goes TO tho prnsiiont w
The Iyonsc .rnAici,r, Cnmm;t+oo bo .
bccn ;,strrc,cd :, rn,,.t :, ,rr;.;,,..
wha; ,,ris,,i;,, !. ,ccn..,r, :, nn.IIS,
lhrcc- -,Surths ofthn rcnrcsonfod s,atos
TO ra,iry the constitutional ,mcnd-
mcnts tLnt h,vo n,.sod r,nnr,.,
When S,cycns' 'e,nhIino Iii w,s die
crsscd, Mr.. pavnc opnoscd tho second
section.
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ing his (GrccIoy's) suffrage and amnesty

ing his (GrccIoy's) suffrage and amnesty
plans.
Painc's and Bmgham's harangues
against Stevens bill excite quito Hut
ter in radical circles ,r
Gov. Orr Of South Carolina, is a,
Wllards.
1t is stated that ihc President has a
veto prepared for the Territorial suffrage
bill.
The IIonsc vote lacks three of two
thirds on the Nebraska bin. n veto is
confidently expected.
John Il. Lansslon, ~ negro, OF Other.
lane Ohio, has been Admitted TO practice
in the Supreme Court. This is lhc sec.
ond instance.
Brcvct Brig. Gen. Horace Nrdc,
Special Inspector Of Colored Schools, has
been ordered TO Soutl, Carolina.
The American Colonization Society
has 700 enrolled for Liberia TO leave in
the Spring.
New ORLEANS, January l7.-Col.
Sedgewick, Of Matamoras occupation
no,crlcty, has been released and restore
10 his rcgimcntal command.
MOBILE, January l4.-Thc steamer
Sunny South, running between Mont.
gomcry and New Orleans, with cargo
Of ,0G0 bales Of cotton, was entirely
destroyed by fire, at Portland Landing,
Alabamn River, on Friday night. The
boat was insured in New Orleans for
$4,000. The larger portion of lha
cargo was destined TO Mobile on which
was full insurance. Two passengers are
missing. The passengers lost every.
thing
Sr. PAUL, MlSx., January IA
bill has been introduced IN the House to
strike the word "whits" from the Consli
tuition. Also, resolution requesting
Senator Norton to resign.
New YORK, january ia Nash.
vile SPECIAL to the 1ribunc says the
Legislature will undoubtedly pass, at an
early day. law extending suffrage to
the frcedmen.
ST. Louis, Mo. January l5.-It is
reported that Governor Fletcher has
again stationed two companies of militia
IN Lafayette, 10 the d;splcasurc of the
conservatives.
HARRlsBuRo, Pa, January Is Coy.
rrnor Geary was inaugura'cd with im-
posing ceremonies ct noon, to-day. The
inaugural address was intensely radical,
and applauds Congress, and says, "upon
its deliberations aud actions, our present
Interests and future welfare all de-
pend"
" WASHINGTON, January l5.--The
New Orleans Riot Committee will re-
sumo their inquiries in Washington, call.
ing before them Gen. Sheridan, Com.
nandant Of New Orleans at The time Of
the riot.
HARRISBURG, January Is Cameron
was elected United States Senator to.
day; The Democratic members voted
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A controversy has arisen between
Prof. Hall, of New York State Geo
logical Museum, and Edward Mag
nirc, of Saratoga Springs, touching
the bones recently cxlmmcd at Cohocs.
the former holding them to be tho
bones of mastcrdom, and the latter
that they are tho bones of q large show
elephant, that died anu was buried in
Cohoes nearly forty years since. Prof.
Hall thinks the bones havo lain in tho
earth 23,0OO ycars-a slight differ
cncc.
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arc twouty feet dccn ON n,nr piy,r "
Ninc ni,n ,ynrn n,rIornI :, Hn,,n,
ON lTtnh nu ,hn al ~. ~, J,,I;",,'
pu,1,nr,pu,, .J,,r,,v 3u ,rho
col,rcd IDENTITIES to tho M,ssnchnsc,,
i*lnturc cornnstlv cxnrrss H.
Ln3n ~ nrcsorvnti,n ,nJ fntnw, h,r
n,onv nuJ union. and urmo thn prn.; !
don't +, come to farms, with rnnyro.c
,snIyny,x. Juunnrv oI1-'yhc
Secretary Of th, Trcosu;y and of tho
Revenue we're bcfnrn ;hH C,nm;ttrn
Of Ways and Means. on Saturday, on
the eold bin. II stated ,L,t M.j,nl-
Ia IL urrcd =, nul,lic s,ln nr o,,l 90
sucL times rs scans discrc,ion,r,. viii
tho Secretary .f III. Wr,us,,ry r. s
I,ubt,) II sIr.wl ,irnlns wLr'hor I,,,
tariff fix nm h,nl | lille will r,..
thi, Sc. Sion.
General Logan. who is inst from IT,
linois. saws tho pnonIo acncrnllv rnvo,
i,npcnch,ucnt.
The Commissioner Of Anr;culturc
has letter from San Antonio. Tcyns,
stotinr t,ot thov L,A , torr;lln .no,r
there, aoI thn Weather w,s So srynro
that numbers oy sheen il flo nc;vl,hor-
bool nar;shcl rrom In co;l
Sixteen State, hnyc a,pontol Tho
constitutional .n,o,;ncnt
ID,cyna! r,yn,,, r,.nint. t,-l,,
neal, ~ 0Gu.uuO
The New York I,ahps p,oo,,,
corresnon,Ierr e,vs thot ~, .l;,,;,nI
States Mirist.r Dnrton ia :. s,..;n,.
diaiculty with rrc,ilcut Il,xnnrr,
and ,lcmou1rd his n.;ssnor,, Nrr,,n
broke Off all rommi,,irat;rm viii un
Columbian osiri,,s mo vollnw e.
rc;, had brolcn NV bnt w.. MI ,n;
dcmic.
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A negro on trial before the Mayor
of Lynchburg, for striking another
negro, gavo an excuse the fact that
tho negro he struck belonged to tho
cold issue" (frcc before the war, and
therefore tried to impose on him.
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NOTICE.

TNHREE months after date, application
a. will be made 10 The Charlotte and
South Carolina iiailrond Company, for ro
ncwal of Certificate of Stock, G shares, No.
1893, dated June 4th, 1862. The said
Certificate was issued in tho name Of Samuel
ouG'ass, and has been lost or destroyed
JOHN $. DOUGLASS, Admr.
nov 2A-laW3m.
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No STAMPS ON STATE PApERs.--
We arc informed by Maj. j. n. Burnqs
our Comptroller. General, that the law
does not require that revenue stamps,
shall be placed on notes, receipts, orders
&C., wherein the State is a party. - IT.
lanta MtcUigcnccr
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NOTICE.

THREE months after date, application
/ will he made TO The Charlotte s. Sonth
Carolina Railroad 'ompany; for renewal of
Ccr'i?cnte Of Stock, No. 1909, l3 Shares.
Original Certificate issued in tho name of
Margaret Mushait, dated 2Gth May, 1862,
and has been lost.
j. s. STEWART, Executor
oct G@1aw3m
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NOTICE..
GET'L Srr's Orr:cr,
CHARLOTTE & S. G. r. Il. Co, r
Co!umbir, $. c., Jan. 3, 1867.

PASSENGERS are notified that OH and nf-
J. erihc 10Th instant, tho Conduct ors are
required nnl instructed TO collect twenty. !.
five (55) cents in addition TO the REGULAR
fare. from all parties who fail TO purchase
tickets from Stations where tickets arc Of
fcrcd for sale.
JAMES ANDERSON,
General Superintendent.
i'm
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OongressioN.!.

WAsUINTGoN, january 81 In the
House Mr.. Maynard, OF Tenn, intro
duccd bill providing for the puJlca-
ton OF the laws and judicial proceed
lngs i'll the States lately in rebellion :
referred to the judiciary Commit
tee.
Mir. Baker, of Illinois, introduced a
Joint resolution, declaring the rebel
States goTcrnmcnts invalid until Con-
occasionally recognized; referred to
Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Brownwcll introduced a Joint
resolution, declaring the rebel States
disqualified from voting, pending flu
turc constitutional amendments, until
formally restored.
The bill regulating the Supreme
Court, requiring full board and
unanimous decisions on the questions
involving State, national and constitu-
tlonal questions, was referred to the
judiciary Committee.
The Ways aid Means Committee
reported Il gold bill requiring four
days advertisements.
The Committee on Elections wero
instructed to inGuirc into the Mary
sDd elections, anl report whcthor the
l.ws disf;anchising rebel property
W re cnforccl.
In the Senate, tho House bill for n
National Soldiers and Sailors Home,
and joint resolution transferring the
public land at Point, Lookout for a
disabled ycluntcars asylum, both pass
cd. III,
The Indian Committee were in
styucted 20 investigate tliercccnt mas
sacrcs, and report measures to protect
the Western frontiers.
Mr.. Blown introduced u bill grant
gland for a railroad and telegraph
line from Arkansas to the Pacific.
Tho tariff bill was discussed until
ad.olrnmcnt.
The President, in response to call
f,om the House, submitted mass Of
papers relative to G st. Ledger Gron-
fel, collected by the military comlnis-
sion at Cincinnati, in, 1865, Of con-
spiracy for, tho release of prisoners at
Camps Douglas and Chase, and who
was sentenced to death. Tho docu-
,nents show that tho President approx
cd tho finding, but, Influenced by tho
recommendations Of tho courtan the
successful progress Of rho war, commu-
tod tho sentence to Imprisonment fol
life Attic Dry Ioftugas.
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State Of South Carol ma,
FAIRFIELD tISTRIIT, ".
In Equity.
Bill for 9
Dover.
IN EQUITY.

Lucy Harrison, ys = ro,,,x ,'
John r., Harrison, Bill for . y. s8s
Eli Harrison. } Dover. 81 3.vtf
7 N pursuance Of n decree made in This oaso.
l. ali the judgment ana other creditors Of
Jonn Harrison, dcc'd aro hereby notified
on or before The first day Of May next, 10
exhibit AMI provo by sufficient testimony,
before the undersigned at his office IN
Winnsboro, il,cir several and respectiy6
judgments, executions, debts. claims and
demands against tho estate Of said deccas.
ed
s All judgment creditors also notified that
they arc cnioined in said deofee from OH
forcing ,llicrwrits offFeiri Pacias against
tho said tracts Of land all other , orc !,
ditors, that they arc thersin epjoiacd from
commencing or, prosecuting any suit or
suits nj law againstth6 dcfendatt, John Il.
Harrison, os Administrators OF said estate
without The leave oftthis COURT aRSae 8
@ ,nn sta III. A. sGAILJARD,3 3s4
LANAI h,lse L.f6 C. y. n d. "a
Commissioners Office.
VII insboro. $. g., Sept. 4, 1888. .'t.sF% = 3. 2
3 sept 4~lawGn, ! 7I$e fsfs'.9 ga asisst
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EXECUTORS NOIiCE.

NOTICE is hereby given TO The creditors
~ Of the estate Of Elizabeth Sloan, dc.
ceased, TO render MI account of their dc
mands within three weeks from the publca
ton hereof, as | am aboUt 10 close the mai +.
tors of said estate, II. SLOAN.
dec 90 -fxlm
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TO OUR TGNMER
USToM MI Il R s

M ANY of you arc perhaps not aware tia.
IlL majority of you have accounts Of
1860 or 1861, yet open on onr books We
thci cforc beg each one, who has not closed
his account by cash or note, to do so as
soon rs possible.
Our intention is not TO opprcss, but only
to put our assets in such a shape as will best
enable us to meet our liabilities.
jan 3-lm KETCIllN & McMASTER,
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FAIRFIELD DISTRICT-1sCG,
IN EQUITY.

IN EQUITY. a..na fr.
FIX rnro. ! t.,.u
wm. ). Aiken, and Petition to W
, Agustus NJ. Aiken, .~a H. {
Aln'fs Est. of Pcrrctl,a,o Testi.
David Aiken, deed. mony.
TTHE Petitioner in tho abovo stated np-
a. plication, having filed their petition to
pcrpciunto tcstimohy Of q settlement had
on 22d February, 1861, bctwccn'il,c heirs
at Inv Of David Aiken. dcccascd, and of'a
division and partition Of tho rcal estate, OF
said deceased by tho said heirs. .,, .,
lis ordered, on motion of MIR. Rion, So
Iicitor for tho Petitioners, that, in pirs,,-.
ance Of the Aot of the Gen8ral Assembly in
such case madc and provided, NIL persons
interested In the nbove stated matters do
appear Mt this oflico three montlls from the
date hereof, to examine tho evidence that
may BIO produced, and produce evidence in
reply. II. a. GAILLARD, iaH
c. Z. +. d.
Commissioners Office, lo,ga14. q
22d Nov. 1860.
nov 24-1aw3m.
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E7OR SSALTG

WILL sell at public outcry on Thursday
the I'D inst, NJ the residence Of the
late Wm. L. ilal, decd, valuable Household
Furniture, belonging TO the estate Of The
said Mm. Il. Hall. Tcrms made known Oh
day of sale H. \. GAli.LARD,
Jan 10 ilx1 Admir-.
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SoUIHERN
RULE TO PLEAD.

IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
a. s. c"iilard' ar Assignee, Declaration
VS.. IN
Sailing Wolfe, Attachment.
W llEREAS tho Plaintiff in This uct ion
" did on this day file his Declarnt ion
against Sailing Wolfe the Defendant who is
absent from aud without tho limits Of this
State, (as II is said.) md having neither
"he or attorney known, upon whom n
copy Of tho above Declaration with a rule TO
plead thereto, may be served: 1t is there
iore IN pursuance of the Act Of the General
Assembly Of the State in such cases made
anu provided, Ordered, that tho Defendant
do plead thereto OH or before tho 9th dny
Of October, d. 1867, or otherwise final
ana absolute judgment will be then given
and awarded against him.
$. Is. CLOwNEY. C. c. L.
Clerks Office, tn.l rs
"innshoro, s. e., 2e.h Oct, 1865.
oct 27-lc3mly
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Schedule over the South Carolina R. R,

GENERAL SuP'rs OrrIcE,
CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov. 8.
m and nfter Wednesday, Noycmhcr 7,h the
" Passenger Trains of this road will run
the following schedule aar.sG
Leave Charleston, 800 q nj
Arrive at Columbia, $40 D m
Leave Columbia, $50 NJ
Arrive at Charleston, 400 p. IN.
THROUGH NAIL TRAIN.
Leave Aupusta, $50 m
Arrive ut KingsSilo LOS m
Arrive at Columbia 800 a m
Leave Columbia 200 p m
Arrive at KingsYillo $40 m
Arrive at augusta, 1200n night
II. I. pEAKE, Gcn1 sup't.
nov 8-tf @
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RULE TO PLEAD.
Tho State of South Carolina.
. FA A1RFIELD DISTR1 CI.D.
IN TIE COMMON pLEAa wv

. a =
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS. y
D. F. Dupose ao .a
Sailing Wolfo. Hns
MTHEllEAS the Plaintiff did on Tho 18th
w day Of November, a. ID. 1906 iile
his declaration against the Defendant who,
(as it Is saidD Is absent from md without
the limits Of this State and has neither wifo
nor attorney known within tho samo upon
whom copy Of the said declaration might
be served.
II is therefore ordered that the said De-
fendanl do appear and plead to the said
declaration on or before the IIlh day of No.
vcmbcr, 4. D. 1867, otherwise final and alb
ol'''e Judgment will then bo given AMI
swardcd for the Plaintiff against him.
q S. B. CLOWNEY, 9. C.P.
Clerk sO1ico, Fairfield District
l3.h November 1866 nov lc3mly
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ESTATE NOTICE.

4 Ill persona having demands against The
"A, Eatate Of William Il. Hall, dc coased, nre
directed TO render in tho same properly
aoMhen,icated to, the undersigned OF his Office
in Winnsboro. "
H.A:GAILLARD.
a@#$ CgE.'F.D.
i Nov la-fsaw a6s3 vi 4ttt! -.
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81 Gable Dispatches. .

ArHENs, Jan. 10 ydvices received
from tho Island Of Gambia state tlltt
the e'Ctttahs had fought another battle,
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a. H. lat %ses.ion. April End, 1890, ordered that M
sun Of Two Hudred and Finy Dollars i.
paid any person or prrsons Who will arrest ard convict.
before alnry, AM thief who mar he Eu1ty Of horas
steahnE since the close Of the late rebellion. To b.
pad out 0f the County Treasury. By order Of
CE0. ". TELFOhD, Chsb1naa
ApHh @1f Jeiu .. gEisaAN, Gsrt.
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II has long been sold, and has stood the
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advocates to its merits, possessing highly arc
matte and tonic, as weIl as the excellent car
miDative qualities, Of several native plants,
which, during q serious research, base been
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al use, row known, for all diseases o the
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JAMES A. DTLLWORTH. Dr4lgi,t.
Ed SANFORD, 4 Co., Knoxville, Tenn.
WhOisSdie Aysats LHiied State.
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