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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03
SUPERIOR CouaT-spscIll TERN.


Before Judge Jones.
Hamilton r. To,rie rs The american Telegraph
Cornpdng.--M0tion granted.
Charles Nan "a al. Is. Charles A. Lindsey et al
Motion granted.
-.AVtd ". Budiong rs. Frederick Wehman ct a.
Motion granted
Mary Ann Toien IS. Ellen HeGr'en.-Motion TO
discharge arrest granted.
Before Judge Carvln
Charles ~. S1liM rs. Timothy J. C0e.-I have no
power to disturb the ruling and settlement OF the
Justice VINO passed upon the settlement Of the
and exceptions; this s not The remedy. Motion de-
died.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03

The United States bark Purveyor supply shipl
which sailed from this port July Q, arrived al Key
West the 18th ult She discharged her cargo Of coal
and took her departure for ST. Paul de Loando stu
ate the west coast Of Africa on or about the 2sth
ulttmo.
The United states steamship Gettysburg, Captain
John Irwin In command, LEFT Key West FOR Aspin-
United states steamshtp Sae0s ordered 70 Key west
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03

RooKLAND, Oct. 4 1soA
tho new Knox trotting park was opened to-day.
A match between Berry's Black Walnut and Do
lany's Unknown, mile heats, best three in iye 70
harness, was won BY the latter In three STRAIGHT
heats, her best time being 240.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03
FIFE mlasHAl's MONTHLY REPORT.

Fire Marshal Bracket has prepared the following
report concerning res during the month OF septem-
ber:--
There were seventy-four fires and alarms during
the past month, nineteen still alarms and thirteen
false alarms.
or these four were Of incendiary origin. two were
caused by fireworks, three by smoking, three by
epontaneous combustion, two by Kerosene oil, one
by defective fue and the rest originated from va
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-03

New YORK TOT MS paruclpation In tnat gallant de-
fence.
Michael Kcarns was the rst witness called for the
defence and tesned-I was at Murray's on the night
Of the LIST OF August 1885, Elliott came into Murrays
and Doran was there at the time and three other SOL
diers with him; the soldiers were playing cards;
Elliott asked the men 70 have drink; he asked mo
1t on the bar; Burke had got up and was talking 70
Elliott, and believe Burke hauled on and struck
him. they then went into the dark
~ long as ne didn't want to tight he
cuds and burke as %
again; Elliott aud Richard Hicks took the harness OF
the horses and went towards Eiotts house quietly,
and went part OF the way with them and bid them
good night and came back to Murray's; when got
back the soldiers were In the tavern; think Elliott
sege Colonel first
United states artillery, was next called and testified
that he had known Doran SINCE september !, 1883,
had always known him ~ 0 well disposed man and .
very e1lcient soldier; he was always : Reaceabls
me ssn had :. sS ss
noticed cut on Doran's head, fresh cut ON top
O s In n II ss ~; Win
II Mason oliver was nsxs examined, and testified
brought after the homicide; Alice Hicks was exa-
mined at the inquest - witnessi witness
n sna ne Ssn s9n.d = ssoes e.
testimony Of Nicholas Volts and Richard Hicks was
read TO them and they said Il was correct and they
also signed and swore to IL; Ellen Eotts testimony
was also read over 70 her befors YVES sworn 70 and
aligned BY her.
me Coroner subsequently corrected himself BY
stating that he thought Elliott had been taken home
In carriage before he lthe Coronerl arrived there
and that he therefore, did not sign his deposition
portion Of the testimony had been taken already
John ". Mills Surrogate, was present at the trial
q Fitzgerald, and took notes OF the testimony OF
Nicholas VOTE, Alexander Elliott and Alice Hicks;
witness identified his notes; they were correctly
though perhaps mot fully taken.
william Kennedy. rsaldins o. Throgg's Neck, next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

NrIBLos. -MATINEE to- FAY AT | O'CLOCK
IN SEVENTY DANSEUst =, RICH COSTUMES.
GORGEOlS SCENE. w, NEW SONGS,
CHARMING MUSIC, TABLEa TX or REAL WAT Err.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

nopwoRTH HAIL. W6 BROADWAY ~
IL Wonderful this country before
MEMOIR ANTONIO CAPO
Will exhibit a dworth Hall the gallery Of Pictures
and Portraits. cut ~ paper With common scissors. Among
of tie United States o the immortal Washington down 70
the Lincoln I'd bis Andrew johnson
Exhibition open from il A. NJ 10 r. M and from 10 II
NJ Price Of admission 60 the gallery 80 ceo and 30
extra the artist at wo. *.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

by J. EDWARD BYLANDT, AUCTIONEER, 6ls BROAD
II wayParties declining housekeeping send their
nure to my sassroom and have included in my regular
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

BROOKLYN BOARD.
COUNTRY BOARD.

ITO LET-wITH BOARD, TWO PLEASANT FRONT
Rooms on second hoor, desirable and
venient by three car routes 70 fes Apply liz First place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

QY HENRY n. LEEDS AUCTIONEER
~ HENRY Il. LEEDS MINER viii sell by auction, on
Saturday May at u O'clock in front Of salesroom IS
Liberty street, Rockaway in good order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

VyAL Writer'S, AUCTIoNEER, SELLS, THIS DAY,
w az lO O'Clock, the Hudson and Desbrosscs
Engines, Boier and Fixtures Machinery Of
manu- Suring candy Engine elso
one Hors Wagon and Harness. Glass Cases Show Bottes
and ali other Goods In the place. The engine n horse
power; 10 hVrse power boiler.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02
SALES AT AUCTION.


A UCrIoN NoTIcE-LUKE FITZGERALD, AUCTION
Large and Positive Sale Of
Magnificent household Furniture,
''sAD' '''"00D '' Beautiful Psror and Library Suits,
Works of Art Br0n''' 81 On Painting.
.s
sixth avenues consisting Of Velvet Brussels and Ingram
sss.'s snS with .lis
S
U and e.
:s;
artists rosewood and walnut Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wash
sn% s. VII"
pns .u Isa
Table Cutlery &c BRelisbe men n attendance TO cart
A n cEI n LAR .so SON, AycTIoEEERs. No
to sale: Of 81 sscp
REGULAR SE%SER RS41os0a WATCHES
Carpets the large four story brown stone dwelling
ieH esse S B. sGEh6Kkf s scaooIkS,
furniture open for inspection on Monday 9Th in'' after
CAMPBELL CO.. AUCrIoNEERs-wILLs SELL
On and p
@ .ea
UCTION NOTICE.
~ sArg Th5s RA Maya
e. ss = S S1SR dat. :. SOS
HsSads syy order n9w Of y john sePw ESQ. Assignee
''' ''' ' WIN. ToFfiSa Coz A sss.sS rs:
by HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER.
- Mortgage sale OF Furniture continued in st. George
sH'l % on
re
e said said hotel hotel Consisting Of Bruised; and Ingram
s.i %as'sf Pes Hs.
& s
Beds China Croskery and Glassware with other Furniture
the MORTGAGE
BY H IN scdp,. MINER
uo,-,rro, Art Gallery s45 Broadway -.
D MINER BHRkEk vii E1s se Il .ae.Ien on s.snr
y surs ILL., ws
and an M4qS ars French Plat: p
pe9S % fsns four round made ~ Mse
Fables E.sesre ssSE Walnut and
mahogany Bedseads, Bureaus wardrcpes, wash.tands,
CHAIR dyI.sns Sornse: window sSads:, dss:wsrs
BY HEssY D. MINER !,SI
Late Of 81 Nassau street..
HENRY D. MINER 4 BARKER HAVE REMOVED TO
LANDT STREET, FOUR DOORS VEST OF BROADWAY,
ure Books Fancy Goods Jewey and all descriptions OF Mer
chandse and Personal Property upon reasonable terms and
TUESDAY, MAY s, AT IoH O'CLOCK,
At private residence 50 ives, warren stree, Brooklyn gen.
iesi Household Furniture Particulars In time
WEDNESDAY, NAY q, AT lox O'CLOCK,
AT sALEsRooM, NO s CoRTLASDr STREET,
Large and general assortment Of Household Furniture Mir
Psrtic1isrs N due time
Rr ROBERT soMERyILLE, AUCTiONRBR-sALEs
room Ees Sssi Ho sssS SSPgU,s. the Pc oc
s o III WIN sell By auction or HcoS.y
Inys Rosewood Parcr sus satin brocasl; carved
rcssx GOD and black wanu. Bedroom sue ebony end gin
!.ss' sas.' and Chairs. black walnut and ebony Library
gt corncss 70 match Administer wilton Velvet and Brus
se CsIe; cured hair Matssss Feather Beds Bolsters
Ccrnices linen Shades China Glass and Silver Ware to
gA6sr With large assortment Of Kitchen Furniture Cook
RY y. D9yyeeH y,, AUcTioNEER,.
SUITE - procsei rep and iasng Brussels, Tapestry
6t'gnTY Auctioneer, will sell this day, Saturday
Nay at W oc.ccs a his ssesroom, 70 Nassau street
suit. OF severn families declining housekeeping and
FOR 'n,ense Of sale secretary Library Book
fns ON Paintings Nd Engraving Kitchen Utensils, Toilet
Ware Croesery Gu ~ry asd ass Ware the whole forming
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

+ FORDHAM, Upon COTTAGE, FEW MINUTES
"A from Harlem Railroad depot best accommod alton
nree bedrooms also suit OF Rooms two Parlors Stab ling
&C., on easy terms w to 20 week For further parcu
AIRS inquire OF J. DooLEY, 80 Fourth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

FEW BOARDERS WANTED AT rARRYTOWN
IA three or four minutes walk from depot grounds
plenty Of fruit stable carriage Address
Elias Whipple, Tarryt0wn, n Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

IA safe family bathing fshine rowing sailing, fine
drives beautiful scenery good table; fare 81 cents Apply
at 176 Blocker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02
SALES AT AUCTION.


Il room " Nassau street, opposite the Post Office.
ROBERT sOMERvILLE will sell by auction May this
day. e. IVY O'clock ct salesroom, street.
assortment Of Household and Office Furniture consisting OF
OAK ana chestnut Psror and Chamber Furniture Pier and
Lace and Broca!sl Curtains, Hair Mattresses, Feather
FURNITURE black walnut and oak Desks Chairs Stools
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

w Nay g. al lox O'Clock, All the Furniture Of the Bsy
Shore Houae, at Communipaw Stock Yards, New jersey
bracine the entire Furniture Of 10 rooms consisting in
part Of stetnwsy Panofoe four Billiard Tables; Pafor
bu IN brocate reps, velvet and hacoth about so walnut
chestnut and enameued marble 100
cursd Hair n...r:sses 200 FEATHER Povs and Bosssrsi
Blankets and Quis; 500 Linen Sheets large A.
sortmsnt Of Tablecand Toilet Linen Table Rsnees
Copper Iron, Tin Wood and Kitchen Utensils Silver
chns and dlss; War; Cutlery Laundry Furniiure Mangs
about $4,000 worth Of very Liquors Cears The whole
embracing everything usually found In class hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

AT wAsHINGTONvILLE, ON NEWBURG BRANCH
n of Erie Raiway;-Good Board; large pleasant Rooms
large Fairgrounds with shade trees children. For par
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

CLOSING OUT sALE-BY T. KEELAR AUCTIONEER
,ssa vsssy street. next to Aston House. Saturday
consignments; Silver Plated Ware Table Cutlery Clocks
Vases, Bird Cages, Japan Ware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

OY u. DOUGHTY AUCTIONEFR
ID HYsehoid Furniture; rosewood and walnut Parior
and Inn yin Carpets, &c, &C.
n DOt'0iITY Auctioneer viii sell this day, Saturday,
May At w O'Clock his saesroorn, 70 Nassau street,
Fulton the entire Household FURNITURE Carpets, Mir
sus OF sever families declining keeping and re-
for nience OF sale Secretary Library Book
cases Extension Tables elegant Armore Wardrobcs,
fns ON Paintings Nd Engs,nes Kitchen Utensils, Toilet
the sail os Descriptive catalogues
nj sale IN n tDp.t>
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

T COLE, R.-ELEGANT ROSEWOOD AND
O'Clock p NJ the premises, No. "A First place. Brook
Ign, by virtue Of q chatel mortgage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

BOGART, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MAY l. AT II
81 o'clock, at No. 188 123h street. Harlem gentee House
hold Furniture consisting OF Piano Parlor Bed
room and Dining Room Furniture Brussels Carpets &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02
ATORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER
ln ADMINISTRATRIX'S SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE. MIRRORS. CARPETS &C.

- vTUKE, MIRHOEsS, CAKFEIs, &C.
Nay at II o'clock at 70 West Fourteenth street, Sixth
avenue,
By order Of the Administrative of the estate of the late Mrs.
Julia Smith, deceased all the paor bedroom and dining
Furniture Mirrors Carpets, China and Glass; Kitchen
Utensils, &C. Full particulars in Mondays papers.
Catalogues at the Office, No. Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

T P. TRAvER, AUcTIONEER, OFFICE II CHAMBERS
neb Furnure Of fonr story snS a. bous No
49 First place. Brooklyn Clinton street, not exceed by
day Of SALE
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Boston road, Mott Haven.
The said gore has divided ID lots whic
will be sold separately without the highest bidders
Terms % cent and auconeers fees the Of sale
and the remainder the 10Th Of July when the deed
will be delivered
Maps d the property obtained the Office Of JOIN
L. BURNETT of Boston road 18th street,
Haven, Of the Auconeer Boston road William
Melrose
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

1M nture, rosewood Piano, &c.-BENJ. p. FAIRCHILD,
Auconeer On Monday, May I, 1853 at loh A. N, at 71
rosewood Piano. Chickering make rosewood Paror Suits
made In Paris rosewood Suits rosewood Etageres
rosewood wardrobes Enameed Suits hair and straw Mat
Ingram Carpets Books &c. BY order Of F. A. MARINER
Attorney for mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-02

A CAMPBELL 4 CO.. AUCTIONEERs-wILL SELL
~. Monday, commencing at 10H O'Clock, first class
Sample and Wine ROOM elegantly fitted up with correspond
best business thoroughfares down Broadway
be bought privately applied for before day Of SALE
Auctioneer's office, $50 Bowery.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23

voted as he was to the constitution, he
did not understand it's meaning, and
thatsupon tlesdoctrinc Of State Sovor-
cignty and State Rights which he
denied, the prophetic genius Of Cal
houn now rea,s itself above the ruins
Of his country, and towers, in tran
qail majesty, as tho Pyramids Of
Egypt above tho desert sauds, that
surround them.
In Calhouns viows of the constitu-
tion alone, is there peace and union for
the United States Not his doctrines,
but the ryectton Of the rcmcltcs they
afforded, and which he 50 sincerely la
bored to apply, by his proclamation
of his Interpretation of the Federal
compact, caused the war. Iud Cul-
ho""s "leos ,0iH hiun1h. or all hopc Of
hm"rica" hbcriy ojN be M,7@t M,ouyh
by The bayonA DiSunionist Ire mover
was. The cry was the base coinage
Of the same reckless plundcrcrs who
have now had possession cf the govern
mcnt Tor eight years, and with what
results Could some of his great
arguments now be circulated, thew
would do iucalcublc good.
Give us doctrinal statesmen, like
Calhoun, constitutional divincs, like
Bmyan. We have had enough of
"highar law il politics, enough of in
ward light in religion. Give us the
constitution and the Bible.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23


rected publication Of The appointments
TO DC maae IN the Wihnsooro lyoa0s.
EG ha'te IL, "a: dal!iard, ~ Aee. ..
- l1arr,son-re'l'loh 1aeh 70 estap,lsh leh'
Jas: IL. MOD pro pet oh hearlng the
peti'ioh, IT, is ordefeu, on lnotloh OF at,
tofnHy ,or Petitloher, tiat II be referred
W w. .. oi""son' hegister, 10 enquire
ana rePors upon tne truth OF the matters
sta.eo IN 'he pgtlIion anu also 1hat nc
oo iePo't %hether. III ms ooPm'oh' 'nc
prayer o' 'ho Pe''eioh should oe grahtcu,
ahc Il So upon "na' terms the tract OF
'ana n, 'nero'h ~" "eScfloed snon'd be SOLO.
~ m I'G1to ihomas - Robertson, IN lte'
James ilnroeM oahErnpt-fcl'lion TO
eStaol'Sl' 9, llch Jas. Jas. II. klon, pro pet
Same order as above.
Hn fa'te " lillam II; Robertson IN
fee. l1ohry r: Gibson, Bankrupt- Po'l'
''o' 70 cse"oi'sn zen. oas II. itlon, pro
pet: Same order as above
H1 ldIe Inc hers OF d. Krnhe IN
l'c Jas. Casoh' banNrmpl-fcl''lon
10 establish lien: Jas. II. lion, pro pet.
same order MS above, except the last
' NV ~ wy '"'' VI ,"'iu.
EI "a, 1m'1e Jno. "A. Cathcart, substitute
,or w. -. .tc'gh,, m Fe. Charles w.
r"ncetI-[el''lon Tor Involuntary Bank
r"ptcy' Jas IL. h'on pro pet On
moIio" OF "tlGfhey lor pcll.lonor u 10
orucrco eha' ,ne issue heretofore ordered
10 oc lricd at lhis term be continued to
the november term OF lhls Court It's
,ortncf ordered that II oc'feicrred to L..
b' carpenter teglster, to take tesiimo.
ny haVlnS hrst gwen notlce 70 sad par
TICS, or Their attorney, NC.
Ne Pa,te saml B. Clowney In Re.
Jas. L. Cason, Bankrupt-Pelition for
sale OF psrlshaolc property Jas. II,
MON so'ic'tor pro pot On hearing the
pe'lt'oh' H. IS ordered that the property
described IN the petition, DC sold under
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23
Demorost's Monthly Magazine.

This magazine we'll deserves its
great and increasing patronage. 1t is
such work as man need not be
afraid of introducing into his house.
Though fashionable, it is not frivos
lous. On the contrary. it is full of
sound sense, useful information, and
vigorous, high-toncd thought: There
is more for tho money than any other
magazine, und tho quality is as good
as the Quantity is sgcncrous. Surprise
your wife, sister or daughter, with q
years subscription, as birthday
Thanksgiving or Christmas gift. 1t
will pay we'll for the investment. w.
Jennings Dcmorcst, 473 Broadway,
N. Y.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23
Democratic Columns,

The National Htclsycnccr of last
week contains three closely printed col
"r'ns OF names ofhilhcrto prominent Ro.
publtans aid Republican journals that
now favor the election of Seymour and
Blair. 1t contends that the large Dem
ocratlc gains IN Vermont and Maine,
States considered hopclcssly radical, arc
The prelude to Democratic victory in the
October { lith.) elections.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23
The American Stock journal,

In order to give every farmer and
stock breeder all Opportunity to OK
anime the merits of this valuable
Monthly Magazine, the cntcrprsing
publishers offer to sdnd three numbers
free and postpaid to every person
wishing to cxamirc it. The tIrcd
copies Contain over 100 pages of choice
and valuable original articles on the
breeding; care and management of all
classes of Domestic animals; ilIustra-
ted with numerdhs cngravihgs. Ad-
dress N. P. Boyer II Co., Parkcsburg,
Chester Go Pa.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23
Mr.. Stuart's school for Girls,

1t will be seen by his advertisement;
that Mr.. Benz. r. Stuart, graduate
Of the South Carolina College in 1854,
with the second honor, and since then
engaged m the business of Touching.
will open a school for girls in Wins
boro in January ncxt. His charges
are as low as those of any institution
in the State.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23
80
Constitutional iii cology.


The analoy between the prnci-
pies of the Christian faith and the
principles OF liberty protected by law
IS IN no respect moro striking than in
the fact, that they are both constitu-
Nonnl &y$tcms. The constitution of
tho Christian faith is tie Bih'c, the di.
rect revelation of God. The consti.
tuition Of liberty protected by law is
the revelation of human history and
experience rs embodied in nuttonui
i"'0. Devotion to his chatter, tho Bi.
bic, makes tho divine devotion to
law makes the statesman.
who have been tho greatest Thco-
logians, whose influence is fclt
throughout tho christian world to the
present day ; Augustin, Luther,
Calvin, Knox, Bunyan, arc the first
names that occur to us, and which one
of them isnot distinguished by the
special trait of intense application to
his Bible ? Can any man read I.uth.
er's grand commentary upon the Epis-
tlo to the Galatians, and be surprise d,
thatsuch Biblical student, with such
a power of expressing tho great doc
trinc Of a falling or of standing
church, should have shaken tho papa
oy to its centre : Devotion to his
charter made Martin Iuthor the re-
former of the world. The noblcst
of practical religion in our
own or any language is the Pilgrims
progress, and its crowning glory is,
hat it is true to tho Bible, tho Chris
,ia,, constitution.
And so, the greatest Of English
statesmen was Edmund Burke, whose
yholc soul was imtucd with the spir-
7 of tho English constitution the
,rcatost Of English iurists, Lord
Mansfield, who was tho humble pupil,
nd therefore, tho atil,torpretor Of
english law. In America, too, Wob-
ter was called the oxpoundcr Of tho
Constitution, but We appeal to- tho
iatory Of tho Supreme Court during I
be past three years and his we'll |
nown views on il, to prove that, dc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23
Soldiers Relief Associat on,
OF MISSOURI.

We reprint and propose to give, Tor
the benefit Of such us did not attend
the Soldiers meeting Of the lIth in
slant, a running commentary upon the
constitution adopted.
CONSTITUTION.
lSt This Society shall tc known as the
Fairfield Soldiers Relief Association, and
It's object shali hc the education Of the or
rhans Of late Confederate soldiers.
2h. The mcmhcrs OF this Society shall
consist Of The surviving officers and soldiers
Of tho late Confederate army, any one of
whom may bcco'no II member by paying an
initiation fec of one dollar, and by rlcdging
10 pay annually n contribution Of not less
than one dollar
'd. The officers of this Society shall con
sist of President Vice President, Sccrc.
,nry and Treasurer aud an Executive Com
mitcc Of one Irom each election precinct, TO
hc elected at the cauntnl meeting Of tho Soco
iy. A majority Of the Executive Commit
tee shalt constitute n quorum TO dshnrsc
he funds Of the Society and To do other
business 1t shall also be their duty TO
collect contributions.
ih. There shall be held on The Grst Mon
day Of hcccmhcr an annual meeting Of the
Society Mt which an address shall be lcliv.
cred "nu Il repor' OF It's proceedings read
|. The object of thc association is
stated to be "'he c0"c"t'"" OF tue
orphans OF late confederate sol
"'ers.' me word rHHcnf'o", was sub
Sn'"'eo Tor 'he Wor1 foho'' ana the
effect Of tho amendment Is to conccn-
'r''' 'ho resources OF 'h' society upon
inc single FORM OF ro''el "hich o"oe"-
''o'' "f'''S'
. t>o'' ca" "''o"" F." 'NImp9r O.
'"o 'N"Soc'"''o" VINO never served J"
t"' No'''c"'r''" 't'"y' '""u&h to''F'-
'"''','" ~ = "'I,'' , u ''''' H''''''1' '''"'
W. ;.""s "n" ''o" every 1"'r''''
w. "'o" '"'' S''''o VINO entered '"'o
,N' move 'oF organizing I'M" ''"cVo"
lch' society, contemplated the keeping
'"o management III 'ho han'S OF TIE
SURVIVING So1o'crS, pot Throwing open
membership 70 all OF our c''i%eNS anu
cSpe''a''y I" INC la'les' 1hcF idea
WIS 70 procure more money hy so DO
ny, n"V 'ho meeting decid'd, an"
po'"' - Nis''y' '""I inc "T.'f"' cf'ps
"'S ''o '''Por,an' 'h element OF
."'''St" i" ''' s''o''.'y 70 nc '"zarue"
:" .n' nope o' ec'uhs money lhey
'V''o,'" '''a' '"' community a' large,
wv VIC '"u''S 'Src'ia'ly' w'"'" con-
"''"'o .' '''''"''y 70 '"e o'h'vo''ht
gu" ~ ''o"' no l'"''cF VINO might "''-
W., ~ wy so'' "'tN' Wh'l' a s"c'''
ss"'"'''s =. ''''' ""' az o' 'n' sur
''e '''''''' " ''''''e'" 'lS.ric'
'O IVY s'''' q" o'Jcc' !" "haoh
.hcy '''' Sp'o'"l 'htorcst, could only
Hc accomplished by conining mem
bcrship to surviving Confederate SOL
Z No srrv;y;ru so,1;ou o,n ,,
fail to ioin this ossoc;,,ion Tho 81;
tiot;on foo hos bo,p m,1o ,,,+ CO A.,
lorn and tho ANIMAL con,r;Lnt;o, NM
at ssnot loss tLon . do,I,rn 60 tin,
the most unfortunate IN hnsinoss mn,
not be dcborred tho nr;v;looo of 80
sistinn tho ornLons of thoso w,o en-
bv,h;s s;ao IL tho somo o,or;o,,.,
4 Mo foct tho4 10 o.,,,,,:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23
The Legislature.

The interest Of the proceeding in
tho Ringcd-Streakcd- Striped on
Saturday last says the Columbia rHm-
ma, was confined, exclusively to the
attempt, on the part Of the Senate, to
cxpcl Charles p. Leslie, the scalawag
member from Barnwcll.