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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-28
DOMESTIC Markets
~ TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

DOMESTIC MARKETS
By TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
PHILADELPHIA, Feh 2.-cotton moves .swl, MAN..
s. iss SO 60 active. ''S s s s. s; e
R ssS WITT sS ss'I;'t ' e.:
s eco Ss's o Ssg PlSssS. s d o %': s
w,, ., S' gs ss 10 s S n is! VA sfsss
eS1 a os', Sss se Tsss sn e sas S' a. &
demand a. an aSrsnee Of e sales a. sSs CO. Bare. s ~
s2ga e % ior NO AID q so4$ g. 5 Rejected Psf
demand At s2SS sai sales Ramps 81 Lard qolsi.s aSs.
sS e Sides sAT 81 O ios SS o sSi se al I
icGloc Light sloa $40 80, HEAVY 7sSSlO co. Boss
tive and shade sme common so 81 SO good 70 hoi s7SS
sD s' iod nSs SSs FSf 600 S%& SGs. 90 tS
Gs S sS 90 SS.s P Wheat HS S s9 cS Hes s
Oats 1000 Dressed Hog, SEQ Live Hogs v.-y
ssp Ss rsr Sc s %s ss "a las
2 e'4 I S Go aes. Pc 80 s S
c,fr s U.s. R SsS Ss. q ao ss' s e.p S 1000 m
sG ' C S' f cI s ig s s Shoulder I S c.sg
s4ss. 4ial4!S Lar. S.dl6.e Corn &e9Se oais !. aso.
gsrOS Feb ss Ss' a sTa stead a. W. WI, 81
6oe Dressed Hogs sea $3.50 ReeaPts-o bes Flour o sstl
WIZ" @aa sS sa So s es;S S. farpe Csc Rs -
No. Rat ~ g Cotton quiet M9liEss aO.e Tar ,:sss a ~
for No Spring; $s Red wus sl % or wsei sest
81 s Tor No. DO Corn DALI ssler GOO bib y Oats syf
.ss Shorts a,ss aHS sSpaa M Hfn Rs
70 R S 5 SssS a r. and md AsR
,nbaBSed orces sales Of CRY Ground Spring $40 25 Western
S or5 sSa S he'd fs S' ga S 81 ~ New New %
nominal al 74c from store Barley 81 sas2l0 70 quality
Ey Sg tre 9S s Gpw p $s' Dressed %
% h sse "a F1 s.ss 50 W cSs sS. a 81
a elqes Barley adyaaens No. ~ ~. ~ is s.. ga ou&
saeS Z r asE's o1 o sSs @ there Ws. 10 dIsD s
Meats active a: l2S We r shO%S sho ana SIDE Clear & AID Gar
sides shd Ice Cotton dull and nominal ~
~ mSss o Feb afFour dull and declined Isa2 Il
90 80 %he'. g.,' Il n ~ Rs s s no. al 81 "a
t SiEy o bs pSa a ' sO BUSH sspa0 ne
c%.f tv 81 c. Feb acoton ea and iesa
receipts II 500 bas eIp0 10 3 ba Of Shi,e sGis bales "e 70
Great Britain and az bale. So's-e s,Ss ana a s.., ,.
Of as bales. receipts l9s4 bales Mdiag; a sr,.s 1. ,sv,.
re- sales Us bales receipts ao Of The seeho sea
Islands 2 $50 vpand. EIPorts-LNeo s9 ssl lss ss
.S f Esesv ci r. Sea- sd. sId
81 Sea Island: Sg. vR.a SS1sf GSsssi Bee
EswORLSAss guie, and steady hddlng 9Id12e
r, 300 Ss s'S s. 2S s1: f sIs ~ cen.
Gold Iis Sugar fairly sc,iye Common l'e FAR S's pse
SO ;c Treble EItfs sl2i Choice, slte*b Corn seadJa
Shoues To- arrive a. ISe Clear sde IG scarce s16 .
s21 Lard advanced le Tiercs l6d6ie Kg ltsesc ,c,r.
o ale; sale. bales receipts 900 bales lis l
San FRAxcco Feb 2foor guilt and stOsh small EIta ts y
SupeGe 81 So Wheat tm az 81 oSG ~ ~ for SAocs shpg
81 LOUIS FEB 2Tobacco steady unchanged Oss,
snail business at unchanged peea Wheat unchanged Water Ga %
Sbs 81 ' Sa g Provisions active and .s Mes. PORK
But Nessgs i 81 3 Ee%SI R sI S y? s Se I
and I3e for Sides BacOa sS with advancing ieDdshs,
a@as M s' s at Clear Lard Ss ira id St ss o
steam Kettle up sdlbl WHISKY advanced TO iyGzec ~
eP tosy-l2oo bbls Flour l~ sAess wheat M 'Ae' ~"
LyUT-R Pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-28
CITY GOHERNMENT.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

The Board met at o'clock yesterday after
noon President Conan in the chair. Resolutions were
adopted in favor of paving with Belgian pavement Lex
ipgton-aye from Fftyseventh 20 sixtysixth ST. Fifty
seyenth-st., from Third TO sNthave; fiiiyslIihsi
from Eighth TO Nnthave Sxtieth st. from Lexington TO
Ffthave.; Fifty-thrdst, from Fourth 10 Sixth-ave;
F1ftythrdst from Seeond-aye TO East River. res9-
luton was adopted directing the Controller 20 re- D.
Wnterbotom the of Si 20 for expenses inc on
the occasion OF the funeral OF the late Councilman james
Long. The Board then adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-28

FOR LIVERPOOL Feb ?6-In steamship M Singer Ms Rmus
Hartley Philip Nicholas and wife Mr Hor J.
g Bsuer Fred ChbbeI John HOroe MeDons Thom Sel r.
Towns Muller JsCsmeron James Milne, j. w. Smith NJ hshes
niger p Prater Arthur Martin q b. ksbeseb bTf
Robsrton T. R. Marine Mr. BTayy Thomas Wright AIh Hsse
kamp Manuel Ssereg p. Basd. = -
FRoM HAVANA Feb 2In steamship Esge-Mrs MsT-edeD g.
Sheldon, TAl r. RsaFeh aud wife d. RsAe aud VILE W
and lady. Brown, G. Heps and lady APgss
Loosier, Meyer T. Aya ~ T. JaBoh, T. foe.
Baden A. NJ Esemben, H. Lauterbaeh. r. Ncboson D y
Reed ~ Lernond IL D. kn0son, A. Morse, G. Austh rae
hurry A. Scha ri J. Eaeka
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-28
RECEIpTS OF pRODUCE.

Feb 2I.-J132 bbls Flour. 20 bbls. Whisky. 704 bbls
Meal, 22sO sacks Corn Meal s5 bush Wheat, 4S571
bush Corn, 97l0 bush Oats s2S bush Rye; l,2l5 bush
pkgs Cut Meats pkgs Lard 26IS Dressed Hogs 1880
bile Petroleum 905 pkgs Butter 1874 pkgs Cheese lOt
Eggs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-28

THE erD CABLE rnE TRIBUNE
AAA' re-" The Sugar market firm, with upward ,,
dsHey No. " Dutch ssnaarl quoted a eas yer srrobs D.
change on London "9io per premium os Up,ed STAT,
reney 2od3 percent deouni gold shor. % Der cen, ao,r
on Pans per cent discount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-28
CoupT cAIENDIps-Tus my

KrrrEsS CouKr-GESERsL TERs-Motons anu Dessisas
suPREHg COrKr-CIkCuITPa LIIeld by ISGHtHAs tout
opeas At 10y Oyer sad TenHine. No civil calendar
- Adjourned for the
If-Heh by BALLOON J-Court
AZ 10 q. Short
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-28
THE CRIMINAL COURTs

In Justice Buckeyes Court, Brooklyn, yester-
day, James MeGoyern proprietor OF oyster saloon nj
No 6 Hudsonav was committed for having assaulted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-28
iAnnoBneemsnts.l
pASSEyGFRS ARRIVED.

Is EVERY ONE USED WIsTAR's BALsAM ~
WILD CHERRY. Coughs aud Gods would soon be unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-28

aB Pulay sEt Bnuger al 38 Antbey al n T. and
a0i6 futchinsou q az. Lew. West India Mail Steam
4UaJ Fischer st al sgt The Place Paefet Go
Sngsr Ref Co 531. Parish agt bengal
B1f0d o. Goddard 1905 CVerly et al sgt Manhattan
lI06. Haynes sgt ssn-e BauelCo
23l0..Al en agt Hull 3la Olivett RI a. agt Cunnrg
1891 Holmes sgt. Donnslr ham.
2g5 Wilson II a. Jerome. t2 Cort ag. CLARK et al
Cuion a. Lane s a Housmhan ysnP1sg ei a.
2651 Cocfs Munger a. $780, Schnidt ct A. Colts
Gardner Dcutsch
JOos Shears al Bstese a.. T4e .Cbace sgt Gushing
Wood al Baker It al 1896 .Towhcnd nelgen.
3l.6 0lleti sl Reed. s9S Roach at. PoERs0ski
800 Miner sgt Knox itoo Miller e al at Braun et al
1883. Bliss 81 al AIT Lew. @oJ Hopkins at MockieE
3lf7. Kerr agt Churchill iitl randolph sgt Place e. al
327l Massey coleman a. 5 Vincent sgt ~ T. Gslena
1895. .Gonser 20 a. agi. AL Lead Min. Co.
Bt2. Lee ag Gregory Fl al 1850. .Bayley agt Phelps
1891 scribner sgt Elmer f3. ct Western ms Co, agt
309l sherman AIT Hayens 81 a. MeC00 Is a.
55ll. Wolf d 81 Locrie 0I Howell e al g Townsend
Jy7. Mills h.. sat etaL
RoseBsarl~n. a1s. Stock Sterne.
$50. Day egL AsckaF ct al ial. trrssy AIT Adams
FlleIton M0ue a. The Ninth Nat Bank Of "
sgt. Levy al
SuPREEE CotKT-Ci,vBERseh by Barnard LCourt opens
70 Ca, Of cA,eaiaT a. " IA. Reserved Cases.
90 Port Northr0p ISL. WateTl0uss sgt Reade e. al
80 Bell 81 al az- Resde 81 al Q
SUPERIOR COURr-TRlaL rERM-Ai onbel or the Term.
PLEAs-rRIAL Transplant I-Adiourued the
PAM IIed by BAKRkTT JC0u opens al II Equity Causes
Calendar unchanged
MARINE CorRr-GESKRAL rERN-CAlerdar unchsngeL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-28

Mts tbsssstsd well any Easily sS,sso no' .ssss
The cav than hand mining rare Opportunity psu r %
ss. ,na 40 male money travelling leesuhs "a
pn.ss ms1 nynPaII COW.MILKINd KAcHlSE Co. No Nv
RroadMaY. NeNYOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-28
ua.Ny CATTLE wARKRr-PKH a.

supply bas been BghI this week only l htsc WV
fair demand NexYoTk and Eastern account Pnee5 were a
sales we're qsek nearly all the changed bsnds Con
mon Light so fosc Pair Good 9idsc and Extra O9e;t
moderate AZ 16i for Common 70 a $40
DIE fDT Good Extra Receipts head ealess eco bead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-28
COW-MlLKER.

sho are looking for bltihs.t 70
call and examine the HipkhH-
Lie COW MIXER. Pal Nay
~. 1858, and Feb. ls' 1904 =
arr, curs for aeAisg Aaads avs
ksckia0 oowa II nills the t1r
t,als Of . COW at enee. 10 in-i-
tstrs lie eslf-drsss and sloH
drswing 10 swallo~. IL miss
COWS perfectly dry IN from i've "
three Minutes Il u speratec y
hanI, dog, horse, or other power.
One man can attend several "a
shises, milling a. many cow
opee. u " simple, darsele, ass
,slt.djus,ins; ,Sill O. a.; CO... "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-28

THE ZERO REFRIGERATOR pre-
American Institute Fair 1861. wholesale and fetsJ
BY ALEX NJ LESLEY No Cos SiIihaye Rigrsors rpairei
90 TO MACFARLANDs BOOK -STO RE
~ Twenty and Broadway ,sd 90, sfbsspts
FRENCH MOTIF PAPER
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-16
News Items.
SAvANNAM, Ga, September 7

~''HN>'Hh, "N't oSptShiuCi
Bra lley, colored man lately expelled
from the Georgia Senate, held Republican
meeting this evening, during which he said
tho Garpet-baggers and Yankees are not to
TO existed advised the colored people not
to trust white people carpet baggers and
Yankees; who were the meanest people on
the earth. lie doubted even if mulattoes
could DO trusted; the white blood in their
veins might gain the mastery. Hc said the
roocnt action of the Georgia Legislature in
IN turning cut the negroes would increase
the majority for Grant. At first il was
thought the negro members would draw
their revolvers and assert their rights in
blood--which would have bccna help for
the Democrats. Hc was glad t:,cy had aono
otherwise; hc thought tho coming election,
whichever way 1t went, would cause blood
shed. Thcswholc speech was of a rambling
aud contradictory character.
WILMINdroN, September 7.
Ou Saturday night, in Clinton, Sampson
County, anegro man, formerly member of
tho League, but who recently abandoned
that organization and Joined the colored
democratic club. was called out Of the door
OF his house, and shot through the hears. :
The matter created great deal of feeling.
The whites generally think tho Republican
party are determined to bring on collision.
Heretofore, there has been no Ku Klux
Khan or other secret Democratic organiza
tlon In this State, but il is now understood
and believed that energetic efforts will be
made to organize some secret order. as a
matter Of selfdefencc. There can be no
doubt of ono thing that the great majority
Of the people here long after peace. 1t 10
all they ask, and all they want, but the
coolest and most liberal minds here seemed
tSsrrive at the conclusion that the imme-
dsSts~sS6re ,,n. is fraught with most moment
GUS issues. 1t is the sentiment of practical,
thinking men here, that prominent North
ere men, Of conservative views, like Millard
Fillmore, should como South and address
tho people Everybody here favors peace,
but the whole thing lacks definite shape.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-16
The Georgia Legislature.
ATLANTA, Ga, September 0.

The Senate to-day amended the relief hill,
by strikiug out the second section which
includes none, in the schedule.
The House passed bin GIVING oid -
the airline railroad through Nort ScnsIcrn
Georgin.
A message was received from tbo Cav
e,nor enclosing the renort of tho con,,,;,too
on the casos of persons applying for seo,s
vacated b7 tho expcllcd ncrroes onI o;,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-16
SHERIFFvS SALES.

DY Virtue ofSundry Executions to md d.
ID rcctcd, will offer for sale at Fairfield
Court House on tho first Monday and the
day following in October next, within tho
legal hours of sale, to tho highest bidder,
for Cash, tho following Real Property -.
Purchasers to pay for.titles and stamps. To
wit:
All that plantation or tract Of land Stu
ate lying and being in the County Of Fair.
field and State Of South Carolina, on wnters
of Tom Branch, waters Of Little Cedar
Greek, waters Of Broad River, containing
five hundred and eighty fire acres more OF.
less (being n part Of n irsct Of land owned
by tho late Gen. William Slrothcf) ana
bound by lands Of r. G. Robertson, B. Il.
Elkons, Thomas Hobbs, and Thomas True,
levied upon as the property of Samuel
Jackson at The suit Of Jas. P. Adams.
One tract Of 400 acres, more or less. OF
land in the County of Fairfield, adjoining
lands Of John b. Mahon, John b jenkins.
John Barker, lands belonging to estate of
Thomas Nelson and others Levied 3tpon
as tho property Of jesse II. Dollany, al tho
suit Of Thomas w. Nelson and others. (:
One tract of BIG acres, moro or less, OF
land in Fairfield County, known as tho CIR.
lis lcand Peter Mason Tracts, on tho waters
of Morris Creek, bounded by lands of Re.
becca Mason, estate of Robert Boyd. estate
Of John Robinson and Samuel Crawford -
levied upon as tho property Of Nicholas
sWirick, at the suit Of Rebccca Mason.
Il. w. .OLLEVER
Sheriff's Office,
Sept. 11th, 1863.
sept 12-3L
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-16
RULE TO PLAED.
State Of South Carolina.

FA Il! X Il j. I'D d ST ICT,
Jas. IL Rabb VS. John Willingham Attach
mcni.
NAHEREASthc rlninliT did on the six.
w tccnlh day Of March, a. D. 1868 file
his declaration against Tho Defendant who.
(ns il is snid) is absent from nnd without
the limits Of This State and has neither wife
nor attorney known within the same upon
whom cory Of The snid declaration might
hc served.
IT is therefore Ordered, that the snid
Defendant do appear mud plead to the said
declaration on or before the seventeenth
day of March 4. ID. 1869 otherwise final
ana absolute Judgment will then be given
and awarded for the Plaintiff against him.
$. b. CLOWNEY, G. G. p.
Clerks Office, Fairfield District.
mar lT-lc3mly
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-16
RULE TO PLEAD.
State Of South Carolina,
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
IN TliE COMMON PIE,

IN TIE COMMON PLEAS,
hos. D. Chalk, vs.. d. 9. Boyle, Attach
licnt.
WHEREAS Tho Plaintifl did on tho Goth
w day Of October, A. D. 1867, file his
Declaration against the Defendant who, (as
II Is said) is absent from and without thS
limits of this State nhl hns neither wife nor
attorney known within tlIc Same upon whorrp
copy of tho said declaration might be-
served.
IL is therefore ordered, that the snid De-
fcndant do appear and plead to the said dc.
elevation On or before tho 9Th day Of Oco-
bcr, a. ID. 1868 otherwise final absolute
Judgment will then bc given and awarded
The Plaintiff against him.
s. Is CLOWNEY. C. G. P!
Clerks Oflicc,
Winnshorc 9. c., 2G'l, Oct, 1867.
oct 20-l c3mly
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-16
Foreign News.
LlvEnpooL, Soptenrb er Z

b.
Advices from Europe per steamer state
that the storm Of the 22d ult was very
destructive. The beach was isirewn with
wrecks. Twen!y three liyes we're lest by
tho sinking oftho Fnra. a lerge vessel,
namo unknown, went down near. Formby
Lighthouse-a lost. ~.
LoNpoN, September I,
Murphy, the an,ipapal agitator is an.
nounced for Parliament from Manchester,
making the sixth candidate. 4 meeting In
his behalf Numbering six thousand was
dispersed, after an hours fight by Irish
Ca!holios--.m many hurt. The polioe restored
order, hut disturbances wero renewed during
tho night in several quar-, ers OF the town.
The Ifn'es In q leading editorial, says tho
annexation Of Mexico to the United States
Is desirable. but the time is not yet ripe. It
could not bc accomplished now without
needless expenditure OF life and treasure.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-16
TO P1anterS.

DURING the COTTON PICKING SEA
~ son | expect to have GINS, with por,
table PRESSES, employed in Ginning and
Packing Cotton, at the farms Of those who
may wish TO have their Cotton Ginned and
Packed. The toll will be what is usually
charged Ivy those who require the cotton to
be hauled to their Gin Houses. My Gin
will go TO any plantation where Ten Ba'cs
can be Giuncd without moving
Persons wishing their Cotton Ginncd will
please address me at Chester. s. G.
aug % I'm JAMES PAGAN
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-16
The Tennessee Troubles,
WASHINGTON, September II,

The Tennessee delegation had one inter
view to-day, aro TO have another interview
with tho President, and will themselves
telegraph the result to the Tennessee Lcgis-
lature. They express themselves satisfied
with the result 30 far. In their address
they urge immediate rcinforcements to the
Federal troops IN Tennessee, to act with the
civil authorities in preserving order enforc-
ing the law, and tho prosecution of crim.
mis-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-16
SECOND DISPATCH.
WAsuIyGToN, Scptcmbcr II,

The report Of Tennessee Legislatures
delegation is published. The borden of il
IS an appeal for aid against The Ku Klux
whose exploits arc narrated nt great length .
The delegation think TIE State Government
could protect iteelf, but the Federal soldiers,
having no local prcjudiccs, would better
mnintain ncncc
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-16

REpUBLlEAN STATE CONVENTION. cr
spending thrco dyys in the perfection Of
the job, the Convention has finally organ-
lied for the campaign, in the interest of
Cant and Grabtax, on the following basis
Chairman of the State Central Executive
COMMUNICATION. Reverend Senator Burnt
District Negro Randolph.
Chairman of the First Congressional Dis
trict=Judas X. Jillson; Second District
jeremiah Ii. Dennis; Third District - Amia.
b'c N. Boozcr; Fourth District t-Libcrty
Wlmbush, negro.
EsFor Electors Of President and Vice Prcsi-
dcnt--D. II. Chamberlain, Gen. Charles j
Stolbrand, carpet haggcrs at large First
Districts. a. Swails, mulntto; Second
District-A. J. Ransicr, mulatto; Th ird
Distriet-B. 7, Randolph, 3. D., half-brced;
Fourth District. NJ. Allrn, plain.
Adjourned. PhuniE
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-16

TERRIBLY SCARED. radical Jour
ncls are evidently beginning to see the
handwriting on the wall" The Ohio
State Journal, violent radical sheet, frani
cally cxclaims
For Heavens sake, friends, work Work,
from this day until election, OF We arc beat
Gu in Ohio, in Indiana, in Pennsylvania, in
New York, and in the whole country!
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-16
+. ELDER.
WinnShoro, s. e..
CoEstlGF.coToS.

THIS Is TO certify that we are using +.
Elders Patent Clothes Washer: it is simplc
ana net liable 10 get out of ordcr. We can
Recommend it 10 the puhlin TO hr great
saving Of labor and less injurious to the
clothes than The cll method Of washing.
} Rev C. B Bets. ;'innSbor", S G. Airs Dr
III MrNAStrr, WinuSboro, G, Mrs Sam
Stc"cnson, Fairfield District. S G., Mrs
Eohi Heron. Fairfield District, $ &, Mrs G
Kennedy, Chrslrr,S G, pr J \ Eccly,
Chester, ) Z, Mrs Caleb Iiarncs, Columbia
&, Mrs l. iongnc, Columbia, S &, Capt
i VI GriSl, Proprietor Enquirer, rorkvillc,
5 &, Mrs, S. Is. Ciowncy, Winnsboro, $. c.,
Il. W. l'rcc, Pastor IIopcwcll Church.
aug
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-16

a CAPITAL JoKE.-Thc Cincinnati Conn
m'rctM gravcly commences a political dis
scrtation with the following words
'Thc question meets US nj the ontsct -
Has the general government, under our
limited system Of federal powers, the con
stitutional right to interfere for the regula !,
ton Of railways %
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-16

Five negroes arc in Jail at Homer, La ,
for taking one of their own race to The
woods, tying him to a tree, whipping him
until all were exhausted, aud then SHOOTING
him, leaving him for dead. The unlortu>
nate negro managed to crawl home, and
upon his ieath-bcl gave information Cf the
deed and names Of the murdcrcrs
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-16

II is we'll said hy tho Louisville Journal,
that if tho Radcal party had done its duty
in the war, the war would not have lasted a
year and n half and if IL had done its duty
III peace, oil cur troubles would have closed
nearly four.ycars ago." But the Radicals
protractcd the war in order that they might
steal and plnnder, and now they arc making
use of peace for tho same purpose.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-16
FRESH GROCERIEs.
sherif's Office,
Sept, l1th, 1868.
sept 12-3t

SUGAR, Coffee. Molasses Tea, Candles,
y Starch, Soap, Vinegar, Powder, Shot,
lead, &C., &c. Just received by,
KETCHlN, McMASTER s. BRICE.
itne l8 %T
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-16
DRESS GOODS. Sc !

I AIDES DRESS GOODS, Printed Mus.
IL Inns, Orgamdics, SWISS, Cambrics, Ja
concts,. 9inghnms, Cnlicocs, Plaid and
Striped ilomcspms. Long Cloths, Cotton
Yarn, Table Linen, Cassmcrcs, Coitonndcs,
Ladies' nnd Gcntlcmcn's Shoes, Brogans,
&c., &c. Just received
KETClIlN, McMASTER & BRlCE.
apl 25
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-16
RULE TO PLEAD,
State OF South Carolina.


~ ruE COMMON PLEAS
q. y. Hill for another vs. }. G. G. Fcaster,
Attachment:
w liEREAS the Plaintiff did on The sixth
" day of Juno, y. y. 1868 file his doca-
ration against the Defendant who, las il is
snld) is absent from and without the limits
OF this State and has neither wife nor attcr-
ney known within the snmo upon whor n
copy of the said declaration might be scry-
ed.
II is therefore Ordered, Tint The said Dc
fondant do appear md plead TO the dcclaro-
ton on or before the eighth day of juno,
a. d. 1869, otherwise iinai and absolute
Judgment will then be given und awarded
for tic Plailttif dgninsl him.
S. BtLOWNEY, c: C. p.
Clerks Office. Fairfield District.
june % lcBmly