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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-30

JUSTICE AT E,sr.-lt is Fortunate that
the grave burics 50 macy animo.lrics-Lui
Is IL right that 50 many ani"osiics should
DC entertained against the living? Yestcr-
day ex Governor Seymour. Of Ccnne,ticur.
was followed TO the grave literally hy hun
dreds if not thousands in Hartford. by men
OF all crccds, Parties and ormions.. The
dny before, on Sunday, rear and true friends
chose large 10 on con. manding ground, q
spot which, besides overlooking the whole
:""e!err, takes in superb yiw of tic val .
Icy OF the Connccticut, and of the water
through the rcn ch,s cf the trees, while to
the eastward stretch away The Bolton and
tic Hebron Hills, and to the Noril Mount'
Tom and Mount IIolyokc lc,m rp thirty
miles away against the sky. Here rests the
body of the good friend the generous citi
zen, the private hcncfacIor and genial man.
To-day no one hcnrs wo,d against his
political life, which was as truly patriotic
rs his private life was pu'c and yet those
live whoromovcd Scymour's PORTRAIT from,
the long line OF Governors lung on the walls
w NV Sop"ic Shhihpcr; tnelf SllcnCC, lot uS
wish, is the silence Of shame
When Seymour served rs Major, and,
subsequently, Colonel, in tho New England
Ninth, III Mexico, no officer vas more So
lto,ous for his scldicrs, md he %as a'brotN
or to tho sick md wounacd Oh His arri-
val as Minister 10 ST. Petersburg, he sought
out the iinpccunious Americans detained
some of them in prison paid their dobts,
anu provided them will temporary support
and passage money to Heir ho,hc... he
would have taken the cont from his Hnck as
freely rs le ofltnimrs has done tic hist
dollar from His pocket, to give TO n bcggar,
making but one condition, HAT the eif,
should be unmcniinncd, aid a!bcst swear
ing tho potilioncd to eternal secrecy. Suoh
was the man whose faco vas once termed 10
tho wall in the Senate Chamber OF lilo State
and all because lic loved aud SO, 4cd his
whole country. Meia Rork Express.
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Due West Fomalo College,.
We call attention. to the advertisement
OF this long established and successful
institution.
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@.NIoEa@

1000 Prs Shoes and Boots,
large lot of the above VIC guara8fee 10 be
Tree from wood or paper.
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The Trial of Hon. Jefferson Davis.

The Washington Erening iStaa' saws /:
snow that Mr.. Evarts has returned TO
his duty it is expected that prcpara-
tlons will be made for the trial Of
jeff. Davis, which is fixed for Novcm-
bcr. 1t is thought he will be tried
this timo or the case will be dismiss
cd.U
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-30

forbids military government in time Of
pcaec.It gives the General Govern
mcnt no control over tho question of
suffrage. 1t forbids bills of pains and
penalties, such as tho acts prescribing
the Arkansas test oath and other SINH
lar denominations. 1t forbids &C post
/acto laws, and laws impairing tho va
libby of contracts, such as the ,stroac-
tive homestead swin1le of our so called
Legislature. 1t forbids standing arm
les to be kept by the States, as the
Tennessee militia, for example. And
it forbids the expulsion of ten States.
from tho Union. II is series Of
| restrictions and checks.
i. There is, in conclusion, u strik-
ing analogy between Spccial doctrines
Of tho christian faith, and the theory
aud practice Il of free constitution
We're We to- enter this region Of dis
cussion, however, We wodld soon cE-
counter the storms Of controversy, and
be pronounced by one party or the
other visionary thcoriSt. But any
one who woold 1.Hy thc trnth OF the
likeness between religion and liberty
to the extent that We deem it prudent
to insist on its existence and on its
value, namely, iMthc above mcnti ioncd
three particulars, must be deficient in
disccrnmcnt, or in candor.
How South Carolina can bo oarlie!l fol
Seymour and Blair.
If those who did not vote for OF
against the present so-callcd Constitu.
ton, and those who voted against it
and those who could not vote at ali
upon it, but who now can vote fol
President, will unite and cast thcil
votes for Seymour and Blair, South
Carolina will give her six votes to tn,
cause of constitutional freedom. hero
arc the figures
RADICAL VOTE.
Those who voted for the 50.
called Constitution, 7O,75S
DENOCRATlC VOTE.
|. Those who voted against
the so-callch Constitution, 27,2S$
| 9. Those who did not vote
at all, $3.50
3. Those who could net then
vote, but now can. Tho
lowest possible estimate
is, rocco
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Concert.
We are requested to state that q
Concert wial bc given in Winnsboro
shortly, for tlfc benefit Of the Soldiers
Relief Asssooiation..
AS it is'for charitable purpose, VIC
hopo that q largo number will turn
out. It will be somewhat novel rs
one of the performers is a youth of
threo and half years.
~, ------ >r->r.~c~~~~>>o-~---=--
Tho chronological Journal for October,
Contains portraits and sketches of
Charles Darwin, the eminent natural
list $ Eliza Potter, tho Union Nurse.
OF Charleston, s. c.; Madame Cod
dard, Musician John Laird, builder
OF war ships or rams Who arc the
Yankees2 Self Culture tho Turko.
man tribes; Among tho Orange
Groves How to Travel riyor.
rail or sea An American Dross, for
Ladies; Tho sooft Discipline !;
"Nhat they Say;" Progression !;
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OFFICIAL.
PROCLAMATION sr THE MAYOR

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, Nov. 81, 1858.
WHEREAS, The Common Council of the city Of
New Orleans, by authority of law, having passe d
an ordinance for the redemption and absorptio q
of the various issues of city treasury notes an d
the relief Of the finances of said city to be sub.
mitted to the approval or disapproval Of the
qualified voters Of said city, at special election.
conducted in accordance with existing laws and
ordinances; and, a.at. -...tl-. .1
WHEREAS, The said ordinance having been ap-
proved BY me and promulgated according to the
provisions of the city charter, l
Now, therefore, l, John r. Conway, mayor OF
the city of New Orleans by virtue Of the power
vested in me, and conformably to the provisions
of said ordinance. q true copy OF which Ia here
with appended, do issue this my proclamation,
submitting the same to the qualified voters of the
city of New Orleans for their approval or dsap.
provs, for which purpose the polls will be opened
10 the various precincts Of the wards established
for voters at the late election said election to be
held on Saturday, the fifth day Of December. A. d.
1868, and said polls to be opened from seven
O'Clock A. M. until six o'clock P. N. Of said day,
and the returns made TO the mayor, sgreesbly to
section seven of said ordinance. fr rf
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal Of the city of New Or.
leans, this 2lst day of November. A. d. 1868.
JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
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contribution.

ARTICLE
YOUNG MEMS MERCANTILE Library AssoCIA.
TON OF THE CITY OF NE y ORLEANS"
ARTICLE II.
SECTION officers Ofths shall be Presi-
sess rsas%SsT and Eve S1sca. Who tssesssr
81 es ,sn "a seS
Treasurer by oaos the Directors by general ticket
:b0 %ory II the whole votes given being necessary
SSe2 This pesiden, shall MEETING. of the Asso
shall deem exped ent shah vae in all elections and
give the cssns when there shall be equal division
SIC The President shah preside in tn. absence Of
SIC The Recording Secretary shah keep accurate
record Of the o. es Rosr IF %
rectors shall conduct its co respondesce -.
In money pay crafts him when signed by the Prss
dnt regular account Of the fin sncisl concerns Of the
abstract Of which, accompanied by sssfac-
tory he shall each meeting and at
II required AZ for the fs hn discharge Of these trusts he
shall give security in the sum Of i've hundred dollars
pEial ia. funds .asss
meeting the Associstn their proceedings for the
q Ssse .sS shah IL the soard shall %
dst notify the Association and appoint an evening for an
src 4 The BOARD Of Directors shall appoint Librarian
Of the week Who sus keep register Of books
Psgsrs and all other in his d,ss 70
record thereof with this names Of the donors and keep
Of all books delivered TO the MEMBERS
and TO be otherwise governed BY the Board Of Decto
ARTICLE I'LL
Each member proprietor. subscribing to the Con-
ftituton shah pay the sum of i've dollars annually, in
advance s.saasa-
r--s. .-..s-r proprietor subscribing to the
Constitution, shall the sum OF ten dollars annually in
advance.
ANY person become member for life by paying the
Of fifty dollars
ARTICLE vi. i
ANY person approved by majority the Board Of Direct
may become entitled 20 membership in perpetuity
nayme. of one hupdred dollars
behip pleasure the As-ocaton subject
o Board OF Directors Provided however
that any one being already life member may become
-'' ARTICLE VII
Any person. IL spOroved by majority of the Drsctors
may become member on complying with the provisions of
VIE 0''''' ARTICLE VIII. I
There meeting the Association the
first Tuesday in January election Of officers for the
ensuing year. for receiving from the Board of DIRECT
other business rs may be presented
ARTICLE TX
II the President Vice President Secretaries Treasurer
performance their duties sa. administer the
Of the Association efficiently equitsbly written
rommittee ~ppoiuted Consisting Of two members aud one
director who shall from Office fully
the accused the of the
warrant
There shall be no alterations Consultation unless the
have proposed the Board Of Directors
previous to the quarterly nesting and then approved
by three fourths Of the members present.
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SECTION The Library and Beading Room shall be open
. The Librarian shal give security, in the Of
his office, and will hold the the pleasure Of the Board
pete catalogue books belonging Library
iogsther with dupes. Of the which shall e open a
Der each book ASSN its place n The Library and The
from time 20 time prrscrbsa BY Board Of Directors
ten oder Of any member Ssea registered and
S Sns % nc Or
be duooecimo, or Of smaller size
purpose the the member whom book books
have been delivered the ds,e Of taking from and return.
penalties may have been incurred thereon.
Aoession ali snss ssd oSfsitures incurred raisry
counting tor the the and shall report 70
may pay their fines for.urss lose
any book or Sc, boots wt IN or desce the
Reading boom Regulations
the Library and Reading Room; shall carefully
eSsmins returned books and replace them spoD the Library
magazines sgnlsfy placed On The RssaDg Room
hs perform peril such
Snsr S. Dss.ess Sg s 3 as
SIC. u shall be- additionally the duty Of the Librarian
record book of subscription and annual dues Of nebe g
Oh'r Doors and accounts may from time to time be as
three hundred dollars for the faithful disc the
his Office will hold the pleasure Of
the Board Of Directors
10 IL shall be toe duty OF the Assistant Librarian 10
cooperate with and relieve the Lbrsrsn TO be governed in
rules assuming the absence of
tbst officer the general duties of the post
ii IL shall be- additionally the duty OF the Assistant
Librarian under The supervision the Treasurer
collect subc options and other annual dues ofmembers
with such other collections may be especially
signed him He shall likewise perform such other duties
his oce from time time be prescribed
BY the Board II Directors -
IL IL shall be the duty OF the Librarian and hs
especially the receiving and giving out OF
books careful observing the Library regulations Tor the
same give speca attention TO the fling Of newspapers the
when required in that capacity to keep assist keeping
the OF the Association clean, well ventilated and in
good that furniture, globes
pictures sstuary be Dehe defaced nor injured and
generally that the Library and Reading Room De msde agree
able and attractive for the and resort or
bes The Librarian and his assist shall report
for duty quarter beforeS that the papers maya
zines be properly distributed before the nour OF the
opening OF the Keadng-Room.
Is. Each member OF the Association duly entitled 70
the Of the Libra book or SET oil books
and retain the two weeks from the date OF delivery
New books cataoued within the current yes sna not De
but the expiration on weeks be return
ed the Library other books circulation may on appcs
ton TO the Librarian be renewed Tor the axe term OF Two
thai Iva Qi
issi 81 ts Rosr Of No book or set Of books
sha in any case be reserved BY the Librarian for either
member or director nor shall books be transferred o one
name to another
SIC IA Any member who shall retain book. Of
boots longer than weeks limited shall forfeit
have been 50 detained in ais possession and such hnes
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SEC. 5. Be & further ordained. e,c.. Tnarmad-
fourth of one per cent. be levied anuu-
ally on the assessed value Of all real aud per
sopal property and on the amount OF each
and every license paid into the city treas
ury by the party following the profession
licensed, within the corporate limits OF the city Of
New Orleans mot exempted by law from tsxstion)
and that the same be and is hereby set aside and
pledged to be used solely and exclusively for the
payment of the interest and the re-.
demption of the bonds TO be issued by virtue Of
this ordinance. and that this annual tax shall be
deposited daily. when collected, in such bank in
the city of New Orleans as may be designated By
the Common Council.
SEC 4. BE L further ordained. etc.. That the
bonds to be issued under the provisions of this or
dnapce be and the same are hereby exempted
from taxation by the city.
SIC. s. BE IL further ordained, etc., That all
city notes received ia exchange for or 10 purchase
of the bonds to be issued under this ordinance.
shall be cancelled and defaced daily as they
are received into the treasury, and whenever they
shall amount TO the sum Of one hundred thousand
dollars, shall be publicly destroyed in the manner
prescribed by existing ordinances.
SEC. 8. Be Il further ordained, etc., That all
dinance be and the same are hereby repealed.
and that this ordinance shall take effect from
and after its approval by majority Of the quail
fed voters OF the city Of New Orleans voting at .
special election to be held under the provisions of
this ordinance. .l % ct 1888 4
SEC. Z. BE a. further ordained, etc.. That after
ten days proclamation BY the mayor in the official
journal OF the city of New Orleans, the quail
fed voters of the city Of New Orleans be called
upon to spDrove or disspproye this ordinance.
Those voting affirmatively to have printed or
written on their ballots. "For issue Of bonds;''
those voting negatively, Against issue of bonds
The polls TO be opened and the election con-
Quoted in accordance with existing laws and ordi.
uances, and returns 10 be made to the mayor.
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PETITION
DETITION

N6uvxILKOkIKASs. Juliet 1863
rhoEorsbe Consel Cvmmun de Ia vile de 10 Eouvele
Orleans;
NssieursLes snussgnes propetsires ct residents
Ia Tont entire les Maine ct Is
Tespecueusemen votre honOr0s Quune pa rite
enent des bsnqu'ttes dams Ia dte ct eonse
lie prent des soeut prises
atm construre des bsnquse bques cete rue,
Vcs pttti0nnaires conIinueronf, etc.
MOkrREUII, los p eds.
b GAISEr, 30 pieds r..
c. LEHM an. 30 pieds
g R0rX, 80 peds.
FRANCOIS PkErAT, 50 pieds
'. l.. RELFNNACR, lao pieds. rue Tcnu
MANUEL GUERRIER 81 pieds. rue Toati.
ARTHUR OLIVIER 81 pisds, Tonti
AUG. DAfCEB. 50 peds
J. A. FREMAuX. lls pleds-
10. ROLLS. ~ uiads
CARL LORCH ~ pieds
JAN A ADIB 80 sieds
JOSEPH rlcLAR, lO pieds
ANTONIO DERM AMI. loo piedz.
p. II uONsSEAUx, 30 pieas. L
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All persons registered under the late registration
law Of the State TO be considered qualified voters.
(Signed) THOMAS MHKkEr,
President Board Aldermen.
(Signed) JOHN BREEs,
President pro. TEN. Board Assistant Aldermen.
Approved Nov. 10, 1868. AZ
(Signed) JOHN Il. CONWAY, Mayor.
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary.
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" NEAno q MAYO-
N sUocEssoRs TO MAgEE KNEAssJ
Removed from No. Magazine ssrsss-
Manufactures Of saddIery aAd Hsrnssa
sADDLERY LANDMARK, Betting. PACKING AND
HOSE, BfO.. BfC.
Nss Tuhoa piso,las snd nsv Lsvss' 81 - q ed o
Common gersofa.
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CONSTITUTION Y. N. NJ. L. A.
CONsTITUTIOH, BY-LAWs
READINd-ROoM REGULATIONS
-oF The
YOUNG MEMS
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
OF NEW ORLEANa

We the Subscribers young Of the city cfNev Orleans
being DESTROYS of adopting efficient extend nior
upon mercantile and othsr subjects Of general utility
have associated ourselves for the Of establishing
Library and Reading ROOM and for government have
adopted the following
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PETITIoN-..........
Memorable CCnse des Assistant Aldermen dc Ia vile de

la Nouvele Orleans:
MeseuLe soussignes prcpristsres ct sur les
deux cotes de Locust. du Ohemu Feide Avenue
Washington Qustreme District petitionnen repsctueuss
honorable corps efet de fsire constuire
dite Ia surveillance du
voyer de vile. apres avis scion 10 loi.
Vos peennaes representeu respectueueement pres
pendant six mris de pannee est impos. char
de tout 10 long de 10 de
is sont ehsrEes de bos at on msteaux de construction
It,
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NorR ~ petitioners would also represent that they
majority Of actual tax and Of property front
ing both soe Of Locust street from Felicity Road to
Washingtou AyenueL
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To the Honorable Board of Assistant Aldermen city Of New
orleans: -.....
Gentemm-fhe undersiened prcpsrty holders and resi-
sides of Locust street. from Felicity Road 10
Washing on Avenue Fourth District would respect
fully petition honorable body have shell roadway
said street under the supervision OF the City
Surveyor after due advert sement according to law
petitioners would respectfully represent that for
nearly ak months in the 1t Is almost impossible for
either wagon 20 along the entire length OF said
loaded with wood milk, building Materials etc.
Jfo PURCELL. 100 feet on Locust street. Y +
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A Honorable Conse COmmun de Ia vile de la Nouyells-
Orleans;
NouvELLk-oRLEAss, Is octobre 1868
Meeurs-Les soussene proprie sires Ia Bolivar.
les POyoras Commune Laay representsnt
lie nombre peds mentonRe inorment
honorable que les bsnqu ties sur Il
cite Lafayette Commune sont dams eat qu
les red mpassabes pietons surtout Ia mutt Ainsi
soumet'ons petition dtmandan que les
bsnquees pavecs ct reparees consormement
Ia ioi, pour iequef ous preruus, etc.
THOMAS O'NtIL. 662 pieis. i
Patrick MURPHY ITO - ~ /
THOS MAkKEY, 30 -
II. A WEBE8, 120 =
4. T. JUDGE, $50 -
CBAS ROSE. 50 -
JOHN CROFT, $40
LAWRENCE McGREUNE, 80 pieds.
WALTER CUNNINGHAM. % pieds.
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, 30 pieds
CoUTLEDGE RAINEY. loopisds.
PATRICK MAHER, 30pieds
HENRY GAINES, 80
EDWARD LYNCH. g5
SCHMIDT 4ZIEGLER, leo pieds.
B j BERKERY. 1855 -
JOHN BAKERY. 81 80
Homhre total de pieds II 92.
DETITION... ................PETITION
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............PRTITIoh
DETITION....

EoTA-vos petonnares representent aussl quls son In
m.ore psysnt pour des pro-
QQstss face cote De De rue Locust Rsrt
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ORLEANS. July q, 1853
rothe Honorable Council of the city of New Orleans
Gentlsmenwe undersigned property holders of the
City Of New Orleans do respectfully to your honors
BILE body that the sidewalks the south side OF Magnolia
from Clio street 20 Keller Market 20 st. Andrew
overowed by heavy rains and rendered impasa
bic ~ the greet dermsnt Of yonr petitioners wherefore they
respectfully considering the premises to have
have the city
good brick sidewalks made IS IL will bene
petitioners but the whole community and city
at large and they will prsy.
FRANCIS LURGES, l466 teet
ST. CHARLES STREET RAILROAD COMPANY, y
feet
JOHN BOENsEL. 1861 feet.
j. II. KELLER, 110 feet
PATRICK MURPHY. 81 fest
GRETzNEk A BOOTH, lao feet.
Petition signed
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OFFICIAL.
DElIT1OS .....'.'''''....'..fETITI
FEW ORLEANS, Oct. Is 1868.

To the Honorable the Common Council Of New Orleans
Gentlen-n-i he und rsi9ned property Bolivar
Poydras and Common and Lsfay
number of feet front hereinafter msntoned do
respectfully honorable body the nquee
street, Lsayetts and Common unit for
travel especially We therefore lay this Deti
before you said banquet walks paved
curbd ccOdng to law, for which will
etc etc % 70
ThOS. O'NEIL 662 feet
PATRICK No RPHH. ITO feet
THOs. MARKkY 80 feet.
". WEBhR, I29 feet.
4 A BRIDGE, $50 feet.
tHAs. R0s 81. 60 feet,
John CROFT, $40 feet
LAWR~ECt McGREUNE, 30 feet.
WALTER CUNNINGHAM, - feet.
WILLIAM sHBRIDAh, 81 feet
JOHN FOhD, 80 feet
OOUTLEDGe hAINEY. 100 feet
Patrick NAH hR. 80 feet
HtNRY GAINES. 30 feet
EDWARD LYNCH, IS test
SCHMiDT BIEGLER l0O feet.
J. BEIkERY, $50 feet
JOHS BAKERY 80 feet
Petition sisned IA 9l2 feet
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pENsACOLA eBsERvER.
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