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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-10
Miscellaneous Items.

miscellaneous Items.
A good person Ia hear vitpcss-A sorvant
girl F
Gan vou-ro,d iov,or lao st,i.d .o,,,i
tiu,L, ' W ''N nun
N"
,al " "e'-Oen"'eu m"'' Gel Oe e'leu
5'"'''"
Ought not witnesses 10 be defined III
state OF oeing WITTY
Many men like many horses are about
this time long OF wind.
Tho plane we like to meet persons on
Inc plane oi Inclination
Tho first star Accommodation the
morning stars sang together.
Is The up-easiposs produeed from eating
citrons In ryrp4a rncio,icbolic ?
"A young m separated from her lover
"iouc "0 '"'
q
WHY arc cigars like tho great departeit
Because columns arc raised above then
'
The shipments OF hay tror' New York
to Great Britain have been rCsumed on a
large scale.
fbos beon stotrl lac n sovon TINT Pom.
ri and Hcrculancum were destroyed over
1900 years ago.
~ sUnaNaVut nlat.V a..fNf NNun Nraal.VNg,
mon nnarreiinE. ouptcd Tennvson; ,'Nring
out Viii bcIlrs e
Tho Nom w., Tiu,. u.. .
the I,ading pnbiisbor. Lovc LOST ON "vsry
MOI YrLiisbrcJ ,uiihfp a ycor ICY
-
1t may be stated ~ a. general RUE thet
cp,iit fo max av6 NY Hnrih inoyinm '"'
=" W 'lN. w 80
The Chinese wore so dellghied with Their
virlt 10 the Cambridge lM"ss.) observatory
that II was hard TO persuade them to leave II.
school teacher that John lhe baptist was A
cannibal, because he ate low cussts aud wild
honey.
-Dartlnontn tollcBc nus PROMISED u larger
lheoihlnS lfTsnulan cla5s thai lor many
ted.
- Ill
NE Il M = nieh : 'o'nSun'lIu e t"tou ~
ussCui"is ~ iunutm. o'v uuJ,ut " q ~
4 20 ~ nv ~ u ,.n LIE, - tn w., ~ o Z"
d "''' wv "iN'"s"'"
The number Of CmigTauts passing over the
anI r. / nl' 'I Cunr" ~ ~ - in iiTnaprs
80 y = " gtc '' az ~ w I,,buI'
> n,hni ,r", T. o. ,",'t1l "i 80 VI "'''''
' '" ' ' ''
In thc CairEill Mountains, visitors have
To pay twenty-five cents TO sec the cas-
NAA.01 winch arc uhillllNh UP ~ VIC hAN
-, mn''''"s "n'' '"e necessary i'o o i"''h'
7'
American hay In the English market at
s2j a ton, by auction, viii pay the shippers,
and cheaper the price of British hay Of the
same quality, now selling at $50 a ton. This
IS anew branch of trade.
An illustrated PARIS paper publishes en-
cravings of the feet OF certain famous ballet
girls, who. it is said, have to pay a round
price tor the Insertion. Some OF the yonng
ladies refuse 10 mrsish pictures Of their
feet.
g., AL, n h,hoon
ihh{ uultl'ses iI sur "nS puUo9ni
that. being now married, che has no further
use for them, for the reason that their ami
able qualities are all combined in her nus
baud.
"A rather iast Youth was tGla'lhB we eN-
Pcllchtt oi hla NolHg' 1GiuSs tne OToan ~ u
,ylhn Iii Gaiioww tmor,,. mne ,nnod thirc abg1unt
" ibb,noh wv, ",n g"t , JtGiobt . ynn
No. ays,y ,l,y All .gagvh1lv ti,inls v,,ts
'nn''i""" 0''''''"' "'
'"'' '"'"N'
The President of one OF the Philadelphia
city railroad companies has made a PROPOSE
ton 10 its conductors to fix the amount Of
fares they shall DO required TO return as col
lectod each day at a certain figure, and let
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-10
WILL all those afflicted with Cough or Consumptiou
tho following and learn the value of
ALIIEN's LUNG BALaANH,.
Mhntthe Doctors Sny.

Amos Woody, NJ. D., Of Kosoinsko Co. Indiana, aays;,
'for three years past l have used ALI.Es's IuSG BAL
SAM eNtCnHi7sy in my practice, and | am satisfied there
Is no better medicine Tor lung diseases in use.n
Issao I. Dorau, NJ, d., Of Logan County, Ohio, sayst
'ALLEh's LuNH bALhAM not only sells rapidly, but
gives perfect satisfaction in every case within my knowi'
edge ataving condolences In IL aud knowing that u pos
daily practice. and with unhOunded success. As an
expeotorant IL Is most certainly far ahead OF any propar-
alton I have ever yet known"
Nathaniel Harris, NJ. D., n Mhddlebury, Vermont,
says' II have no doubt II will soon become a classical
remedial agent for tho cure OF all diseases Of the Throat
bronchial Tubes and the Lunge"
DIR. Lloyd, OF Ohio, Surgeon in the army during the
war, from exposure, contracted consumption. lie saysi
II have no hesitaney ~ statlnk lhat II was by the use Of
health
Dr. Fletcher, of Missouri, says. 81 recommend Your
and u gives satisfaction
AILENih LUNG HALsAM is the remedy IN enra ali
Lung end Throat difficulties. IL should DO thoroughly
Tested beiere using any other balsam. Il viii cure when
an othefs ialL.. directions accompany each bottle.
d, N, HARRIS q 90, sole Proprietor, Cincinnati,
Oho' nold pS AL druggists. ootlo lyn
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-10

CuRE YOUR COUGHs AND CoLDs. Co.'s
CoUdH BALsAM Will be found o ready and efficient
remedy for mart Colds, Group, Coughs, aud all lung
aud hest medicine IN the world
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-10

SHAKESPEARE on PHALoN, the originator
Of the FLOR DE MAYO" the new perfume for the
handkerchief:
Nov is the winter Of our discomfort,
Made glorions summer by this son OF York"
sold By all druggists
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-10

THF NV SPANISH PERFUME, '.FLoR DEL
SAEron possesses a richness and delicaoy II odor, plao.
Jug It lar in advance Of any American perfume. aud
fully equal to any foreign production. Prepared only
bv q u. WoopwoRrH a SON, Rochester, n. Y. Sold
hy all druggists.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-10

A BET on A KISS "A young gentleman
of Coxsackie met a Young aud handsome
lady of Albany, who was visiting ut that
place. Their acquaintance ripened into in
tlmacy, and, on one occasion n bet was
made between them the stakes to be a
kiss IN public on first subsequent meeting.
Our youth won the bet. and last Saturday
morning, on the City ID Hudson's dock, a
crowd witnessed the paymento of the stakes.
The lady was about TO leave for home
Coxsaclie boy in Attendance mt the pier
his features a strange mixture Of sorrow,
expectation, and embarrassment. Captain
shouted ''All aboard" The young gentle
man wanted 10 take the stakes that he had
won, but his courage was not equal TO his
ambition. He dared not do it before such
II crowd. But the lady was not thus afraid.
She was ready and willing to pay the for
felt. And so, when the young man was
doubling and hesitating, the young lady
seized hold Of him just when the rudy
flush of shamemlness had Redeemed his
cheek with it's glow, imprinted upon it n
iervont kiss, exclaimed that she had paid
the bet, and tripped ON board the boat
IiJdHg journal.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-10
A Runaway Locomotive on The Down
Grade into Altoona
From the Cambria pa Freeman


An accident somewhat destructive IN its
results occurred TO the engine of james
Doau, ON Saturday morning last, while de-
Hcending the eastern slope of the mountain.
1t seems that Mr.. Dorm had assisted in
hauling the Cincinnati Express west, and
while in the vicinity Of Kittauing Point,
on his return trip to Altoona. the bmko
chain on his engine snapped asunder. With
great presence of mind Mr.. Doran reyer-
scd his engine Immediately, but the strain
OH the steam chests was too
severe, and the result was that
one of them exploded, thus rendering
him powerless to control it. The grade
here Is about ninety feet to the mile, and it
required but a few moments for the engine
TO attain Il fearful momentum, and Doran
and his fireman were compelled 10 abandon
il. At this time It's speed could not have
been less than forty miles an hour, aud 1t
is n matter OF astonishmeut that both es-
capped without serious injury. The luna
way engine, with constantly a%ccelemting
speed. rushed down the mountain, aud.
about tour miles beyond the point where
the break gave way, collided with n freight
train which was passing down the same
track. The result can he imagined. A
number of cars We're completely wrecked,
and the engine was stripped Of the cow
Gather, headlight, and u portion of the ma
chinpry.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-10

BosroS, HARTFORD AND EEIE.-EveTy
mile of the Boston, Hartford, and Erie
Railroad, from Boston to Fishkill, is now
under contract, and it is confidently as
serted TINT the western end will be com
pleted before the close of 1869. The state
Waterbury, with MI Graves, the counsel,
and Mr.. d. Y. Rankin, Esq, the general
agent and consulting engineer of the road,
i9r the purpose Of considering any objec-
tons which may DO made to the recent To-
cation of the road, which is now definitely
laid out between Waterbury and the State
hne.-HdrtOrd Post, 26h. .U..I
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-10

A FEARFUL SCENE.-Mr. Robert Heath,
one OF the principal coal and iron masters
IN North Stailordshire lately celebrated the
coming OF age of his eldest son, by giving
an entertainmentto between 4, 600 aud 5, 200
persons, Mt which 800 bottles of wine, and
2, $40 gallons of ale were consumed. The
drunken orgies which marked the affair
we're most disgraceful. One reverend gem
tleman, noisy, wandering he knaw not
whittier, hutless, and fighting with his
friend and neighbor, was tumbled out of
the pavilion. A gentleman of the press
was discovered among the helpless at five
in the morningin a field. Fightstook place
without numbers, and many men, women,
and boys and girls were seen helpless,
through drink others reeling home, and
numbers lying in the field and lines, deud
drunk Sixteen men felled by drink, help
less' and PROSTATE were counted within IA
radius of twenty yards, aud scores scattered
about, many bleeding, hatless, and coat
less: incapable of movement or speech.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-10
Sacred 10 the memory of
Henry Harris,

"Bom June q, 1881, of Henry Harris
and Jane his wife. Died on the 4th of May,
1887, by the kick of a colt in his bowels,
peacefully and quiet, u friend to his father
aud mother and respected by all who knew
him, and went to that world where horses
can't kick and where sorrow and weeping
is no more"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-10

An EXPLICIT EprrAPH. "A tombstone in
h village cemetery in the interior of Penn
sylyania is adorned by a piece of sculpture
which brings in relief Il colt a boy aud a
tree. The colt, wh%ichHppears to be of vic
ious character aud habit, is represented as
kicking the boyin The stomach, much to
his establishment and dismay. Then fol-
lows the epitaph, with historic phrase, in
this wise;
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-10
mn. WmITTIER, or s.. Charlcs srrcer,

st. Louis, Mo, sends free u pages, sealed, giving
tull symptoms, canse, plans OF cure, etc, for sexual de-
hilty, the result OF sell abuse, excuses, exposures, etc.
In both sexes, married OF single, aud all venereal dis
eases no matter who failed, State your case.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-09-10

No light is allowed to DO carried in the
British Museum on any p%retense whatever.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-16
.,..a ~. lkrom..ihe ". o. Picoyune. |
WHEN SOMETHING IN LIFE rs
&sa WRONG. tarr'
BY PEARL RivgRs.

High over the scented stacks of hay, .s..
And the Ginning rows of grain,
The lark Is thrilling, while yet he may,
The tender heart Of the gracious day r
With joy, BY his raptuous strain.
But what rocks the girl in the county lano
f'hOf the lark, or tie lark's glnd hymn!
Since never again. tho her life be long,
From her thirsty heart will the fount of
n yi,, song s.4.,r yrr..,.t. yt.1s.,..4 a.I
a; Gush over her sweet lips brim.
Look under, look over, and far away,
The earth, like n queen, wears gold;
And royal banners float over the sky
From gray cloud casle1, wide and high,
{ or purple and crimson fold.
The sun, with his golden censor swung
Il ) Low over the glowing Wcst,
Buras incense 10 God, and the flames rise
H. bright, a...ats lrs.,,p
Flooding the world with sweet, soft light,
-, Baptising itinto rest! mr
But what cares the girl in tho fetting sun
~ For glory of earth or sky?
The glory OF wouhanhood, Love, to-day,
From he sky Of her young life faded away,
And she only cares 10 die.
All Autumn Is golden, and Spring is green,
Aud Summer /, sweet and long;
Blu Hhat care we In our discomfort
For the earth's aaornmsnt, hue, and scent,
When something IN lifs is ,wrongs
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The Senate adjourned at Q p. NJ
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House met at IL M, and III
Speaker took the U!air. Prayer by Rev.
Samuel johnson. ....y
Mr.. Sasporlas, from tho Committee
OH Eligrosscd Acts. reported the follow
ing as duly and correctly engrossed A
bill accepting the donation of lands To-
tho State Of South Carol,na for the Ell.
dowment ofrngrcultural colleges. Also,
a bill to facilitate he drawing of Jurors
III this State. Laid over for third read
ing. ,aai" ai1 Toaan ~3o@s 's5i
Mr.. W. j. McKinlny, from tho Com
mlttes on County Offices and. Officers,
reported f. vorably on a, concurrent reso.
luton requiring County Commissioners
TO report to tho Attorney General, &c.
The report was laid on tile table and tho
resolution was laid over. ,.r&td sd,
Mr. Prendegrass introduced resolu-
tian, which was referred to tile Commit.
toe on Agriculture, that corn, rice, peas
and potatoes be sold by weight through
out the State.
~ MIR. Ransier presented tho report Of
Joint Committee appointed at the special
session, under the provision of an Act
TO regulate The manner OF keeping and
disbnrsing funds by certain ef1icers.-
Referred to the Committee un Ways
and Means, with instructions 10 re-
port. .usi uagg .,a,s}y ,nt9
MMr. Tomlinson moved 20 refer the
Senate, bill, relative to the donation of
lands for agricultural purposes and re.
commit the House bill to tho Com
m,tlee on the judiciary, with instrnc-
tions. il5,f Cggr5. aigIi a.it .eygE,.
On motion ofMr. Lee, Senate concur,
rent resolution, requiring County Com.
missioners to make certain reports 10 the
Attorney General. &C., was taken up
from The tabls the resolution was con.
CURED in, md ordered to be returned 10
the Senate. ,.,.y,.+.,. ~
The Senate returned to this House
with concurrence, resolution that 600
copies Of the Governors message No.
l, with the accompanying documents,
be printed for the use of the members Of
tho General Assembly also. resolu-
tiol ins'rncting tho priuter TO print one
thousand copies of,he Acta Of the g spe-
cial session, and one thousand copies 3of
tho Constitution, 10 be bound with the
Acts. ,,.-, ... s,,n...,. 8..@ qn
Adjourned.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-16
The Legislature.
SENATE.
EloHrn DAYS rRooEEpISas.

L
nag h'' ~ '''N''ohND'N's' 'N'" >''Ss''aaN
The Senate assembled at l2 NJ and
wasScalled to order by the President 3,ro
ten,. ,5g,N ssl, ,,.. %,, a.a3sh -
x -Mr. Allen presented the report Of
the Special Committee appointed under
tle, provisions ,of, an Act entitled AN
Act TO regulate tho manner Of keeping
and disbursing funds by certain officers. !"
Ordered for considerati IN to morrow,
aud 10 be printed. tw2it So ,h
Mr.. Jillson introduced a resolutloi.
which, amended aid adopted, is as fol.
lows, thata Committee uf Three be an
pointed by the President, to notify The
House Of Representatives,, thht the Sen
alto will, Iii be, the pleasure Of ths {
body, meet in JOINT assembly, on Mon
day, the l4tl, inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ !,
for the purpose ofgoing into an election
tor Circuit Judge for the first Circuit,
and Register, Mesne Conveyance for
Charleston County. The President
anssounced Messrs. Jillson, Cain and
RBShey appointed Oil said Commits
tee. :, - i vs.43 ~ y, q ! ,s,i,,.,5r, s.,gT
HutsS sSANso'1'HstvuNoEu aStitSIuil WHICH
was agreed To. That Sennlor Il. VIM
busl, be elected a member of the Com.
mi,.eea on Contingent Expenses and
Accounts, to fill the vacancy occas'oned
by the suspension of Senator G. p.
Les)is.atsSi falfilgS DAs ith
#'{Mr. Cnin Introduced resolution,
which was agreed IT,, that the Commit
fee on Public Lands be requested to
report to this body what action has been
taken on tho joint resolution offered at
the last session, to inquire and report to
this General Assembly the amount OF
land in this State sold for taxes and
purchased by Sheriffs OF the different
counties. in the name and to the credit
Of the State, under General Orders by,
e. RS: Candy.
Mr.. Allenan,todncsd a resolution, as
the opln'oo Of the Senate, that it is ex-
peaiens and improper for any individual
TO be appointed to or to hold more than
one county otficeat tho same time. and
that the Governor DO respectfully rec
qnested 70 conform his action to this
opinion. Further. that the concnrrencc
Of the House tbe respectfully requested
in shis resolution. Ordered for consid-
,tsYy;,noprro%.,, ~; I: Nh o I. "a
V Alle'! Introduced a bill to open
and adlqas Judgments rendered ~ on. the
basis Of Copiedsraas q z .,s currency; which.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-16
TENTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE.

l II - .
The Senate assembled at IL, NJ, and
was called TO order by the President pro
! Fam i.na s 'rn.s. a4l.fIa E
~ a message was received from the
House Of Representatives. accepting tie
lnvlationqto meet ia jvint assembly on
"Wednesday next, at ! o'clock p. M, for
the purpose of going into; an election for
Circuit Judge for, the frs, Circuit, and
Il gister. Of !, Mespe Conveyance for
Chtrleston County 'Rtf ~" "a (
l,9} Mr. Cam introduced 4 bill TO extend
an Actrtgulating private corporations
IL this State. Read,ai first time and
ordered for confederation on Monday
Mr. Hayne introduced bill 10 au.
nuihorize Tie consolidation OF the Char
lotte and South Carolina Railroad Coin
pany, and Augusta Railroad Company,
and to amend the charter of III" same
Read a first time, ordered for considera-
tioll on Monday, and 10 be printed
te Report Of Sptcal Committee appoint-
edt,nder the Act Of thu special session.
entitled "An Act to regulate the man
ner Of keeping and. .disbursing pubic
funds by certain officers" was agreed
to. ,,r c.v [, AZ,
Tho Senate adjourned At 2.3o 2. NJ.
HOUSE oFaREPREsENTATIviEs
1.-The House met II NJ when The,
Speaker took tho chair. a1lis aYi8 - j
4aaMr, Whipper, from the Committee on
the Judiciary, reported ayorably on "a
bill 70 prescribe the manner in which all
debts contracted prior to May I, 1865,
shall be collected'infthis State, and 9 re-
commended the following amendments: |:
BY, striking oRt the, words fs,t obtained"
IN Tho tenth line Of Section !, and insert
"now Or hereafter to be based" SC. ;
md by striking out all after the Word
'sxtende,i,'&in tie itwehtythird line.gl-
The report aud bill were laid on the pta
blc. Also, unfavorably on bill to
allow minorsand others. TO recover pro-
petty, stocke, moneys, &c, that, wera
converted into so-callea Confederate
stocks Or moneys 3 The report was
adopted and tie bill ainde6na ~ post
ponea.t ,ffl,! aYB h8qlssh az nIs4 yiit
Mr. Drlifie ilntroduced a, resolution
WHICH was referred 10 the Committee
ON Comfy Offices and Officers, that IL
shall bcftho dntyd6f the Goismissiohefs
of5the PooE To- forward to the Comptr6l.
lor.(hnerslS within twenty days from
The adjolrnmsnt 9r fhe Court pif ComEpn
Pleas. at its Fall Term, a, certified copy
Of their annual report To the Conft, se )
ting forsk The hhmes and shnmter III
paupcrs in their respective counties and
sae5sasassans ssxpenaed for their sup.
ports |! III ssssfE !! Ef3lA
81, Mr, Fcrrissr introduced tho following
preamble aud r q o lu t i o d, (which
was, on mo,ioii of Mr.. DeIiarGe, referee
to the Committee oil tho judiciary, with
Iinssrticttlioonnas ,1 y report on Monday
Whereas, by Section 10, Article IA,
Of lhe Constitution, sha 1C0hfts ISf Eqnity
heretofore established. are granted Jdfis
diction only for the disposition Of causes
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-16

HATAL! !Df5TURDANcEgfNa aGEoRGIA--
CONFLICT BETWEEN SrEoIAL PATROL
MEN AND the NEGRoEEss.AMg-SiAsvAnNAn,
December Ga special police fotco
was appointed and sMisaieslsa by
tho Mayor about two olweeks since for
patrol duty onytbe outskirts of tho
city, composed mostly of farmers and
gardeners, who relieved each Other
nightly patrolihg0 tho' roads and
guarding farm, ffom1thet depredations
ofncgrocs.S aLast Ieyoning' Brodbackcr
and, seven others were patrolipg tThpn.
derbolt she'll road. ,.
" AboGtl T O'Clock they heard loud
hallooing, approaehoaa oastttiasS tttias party,,aand
'demandcd9 toitknow the catlse Nof tho
idistnrbancosaaT The negtoos, ,halftdozen
ip npmber,aa replied. ( y threatenipgly,
when Brodbacker arrested one, giving
him IN charge. Of q party, ana Ga1ynhc.
ed'a fow fphcesFto thake dnothsr affebt.
'Atgthis mom6ntli6 was suddenlyfited
into. byRlarge party. of!ncgroca, about
forty, who had iboforet been concealed.
Some sixty, shots were fred Ia all, tho
patrol fetrcating beforSo' tsGdtpSorfior
forces Brodbatder swas killoti inathe
first fire, land threoof his party wound
ed. two3 Of them probablyomortanyu
In URoop,, Az E,nqncst on, tho ybodyAhis
evening q verdict was rendered that
daceaset scafne' to his death, @IiisY DIS
'charginghis ddtic5 'ns Raapecialas spoilce.
iman,' oh,,liei5lii Of Decemberlo fnomip
gnpslot wound stp they fsces aud Ybsad,
frn,n tho hhnl, ~ n noo.o ~ =, II !. -.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-16
.'LNO..sst26

nnNp hnu aTstAt.snfsr- cGIksfnke. -
/ The necessity 81 holding .Con5iGs is
lvefy great, ahd Tie delay ia'mshly ae.--
riGrStalito the public aititeFts0, s hnd n
gri.vous wronor,or,ho,es o,vo;,;,ash,,,
Many tefthe jai!s are, filed ,e eyeraow-
ing with prisoners, involving a hsavy
expense !,,It i9r the!r s,tbslstelct, and jeop.-
a+fu,zlng the'r sats Keeping" IN several
instances they'have' been awaiting their
tnal Tor a q longer period tlMl, would
prooaoly hAye been ALLOTTED to ,hemH as
: p00'lIsi..mnetnpt' .n, lad they, ,6rrn found
n R",lty OF We offences imputed TO them.
rhe Consultation "eaarahttes' 70 7cVery
accused ''ers"h ~ speedy'ata pnbiictr"',
sn1shatsyery peisonsEit5nrstt, sitd his
;ahu dE cgnoat, ,Persopi iorn ts,ions shall
iase remedy e, sty. ey dne course 81 law, aud
l,s''ee hh aamh'nnlsteffq without ohneeessary
delay. s'"n zoo ,lSTa '9'uoa!a $40
thee'ohr' ~ earnsstly finsbkeaNyour
Whent'on TO the necessl'ysofesl't gdsgis-
rsS %snsy rSl Of W. e. sssn y 9p'"92 hsss'-
'snectfnly}si 70 3upomS Sttt s5Slit
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-16

Wright, tile resolution was recommilted
to the Committee on Finance. stl
The Senate adjourned at q p NJ
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-16
TERMS --$3 o0persAnnumyaTn sAdvane8.

By respectfully reane ted TO conform ii
action TO tiiis opinion And that TIE
eoatarrenteF Of The Hodse bS hfeqiested
IIadIon the table 3atqesIs a4a1eqoa
sraon motion offMh Hydepi atabill to
p5s,e5ss ;hs maape, in Th'sh Ill debts !,
be sollseted n'ihis State, was taken ut
up fromaheaable, but without action. !
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