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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-18
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nj GISG.
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
Fairfield District.
IN THE GOURTOF ORDINARY

IN THE GOURTOF ORDINARY.
By James Johnston, Esquire. Of EuirGcd Dis
h,ic!
WIlEhEAS, H. \ Gallard has applied
W TO mc for letters Of 1dmjHjyrGtjon, ON
all and singular the goods and chaitclS.
rights and credits Of VIM G. Smith late Of
The District aforesaid:
hcsc are therefore TO cite and almonish
all and singular, the Kindred and creditors
oftht said deceased 10 he aud appear before
me, ut our next Ordinary's court, for the
said District To he holden at Fairfield Court
House, on the l7h day OF April. 1868, to
show cause, If any, why the snid admins.
tralion sVould not be granted.
Given under my hnnd and Seal this 9Th
day of March in the year of our Lord,
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight, and i'm the ninety second year OF
American independence.
JA.NES JOHNSTON.
q. +. d.
.seh 1l-Xlawff
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SIIERIFE'S SALES,

DY Virtue ofSunlry Executions to mo di-
ID rcctcd, will offer for sale at Fririicld
Cour. House on the first Monday and the
day following in April next, within the
legal hours Of sac, to tho highest bidder,
for Cash, the following Real Property.
Purchasers to pay for titles. TO wit:
Ono tract of 1900 acres, moro or less, of
land in Fairfield District, adjoining lands
Of L. Hawthorn, G. Ruff, - llorlbcck
and others. Levied upon as the property
ot.Jamcs Copcs, at tie suit of Joseph Co.
hen and others.
One tract of G3l acres, more or less. Of
land in Fairfield District, adjoining lands of
ter ilalsey. Estate Of Stephen Crosby and
others. Levied upon as ihe property of
Henry Castle al the suit OF David ). Weir
and others.
One lot Of land in the town Of Winnsboro
containing ono half acre, more or less
bounded by Congress or Main~s,rcct run
ming hacklo Charlotte s: s. G Railroad ana
on the south i,y'M Shaw'S lot on the north
hy,lot formerly owned by Osmond Wood.
ward. Levied upon The property Of the Es.
tetc of J. NJ. Phinncy, attic suit OF, the.
State 0! $: g. for taxes and others.
One tract Of 1000 acres, more or less, of
landin Fairfield District, adjoining lands Of
,hn Mackrcll. Alexander Elder. Wm. Cor.
der, VIM. Sterling anh others. Levied uro,.
ny tho property of r. NJ Bnulwarc, at the
suit Of the State Of $. c. FOR taxes.
One tract Of III acres, more orlcsa, Of
land in Fairfield District lying on the wcst
siLc Of Little River and on the right hand
side Of the road leading from Winnsboro TO
Monticello by Bucliaman'S Ford. and ali9in.
ing lands Of Cuthbrt Harrison, Mrs.
Mary Aiken, }. B. Gladncy and others.
Levied upon rs the property of u. Yonguc
Gladncy, at the suit Of Thomas Jordan and
others.
Ono tract Of 1860 acres, more or less, of
.and in Fairfield District, adjonin, lands Of
Daniel Hall, james Barber, A. i. Lumpkin
and others. Levied upon as The property
of Joseph II. Stroud, at the suit of VIM.
Wylic Us. Joseph IL Stroud.
l. W. OLLEVER,
$. +. ID.
Sherin's Oficc,
March 16, 1905
mar l7-tlX2
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1863
The Fairfield Herald.
THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS.

TIE PropriGtors Of tho above papers,
take pleasure in announcing to their Pc.
irons that they will continue the publca.
ton Of the HERALD ono Of the best fami-
ly papers in the state, ond also of the
NEWS, the ony ri-mcchlY paper in tho
State outside of Charleston and Columbia.
They offer the best Inducements 10 mcr-
chants in Charleston, Columbia and Winns.
horo to make the HERALD and tho NEWS q
medium to the trading public.
Every family nthc District ought to take
the HERALD; and if the heads of families
would consul, their wives and children they.
would he tod TINT Tho small cost Of o week
~ visitor n,Tdcncd wilr.news and general
reading matter, is nothing compared to the .
mental prolit il brings.
TERMS:
HERALD, COPY, year, So 90
9 months, 2 00'
10 copies year, 25 90
(and one extra copy.to the gc'tcr up Of the
club
N"ws, copy | year. ST. 90
20 q" 4 months, = so
N.;iy" No paper sent unless the cash nc.
The order.
Rray" Every paper stopped at the cxpira-
ton Of the term, unless subscription be re-
ncwcd in time.
DESPORTES, WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
Proprictors.
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u. S. Marshal's Sale,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District OF South Carolina.

Df virtue Of Writ Of Ficri Facias to me
- directed, issued on, of .hc Ilonorablc
the United States court for the District Of
South Carolina, will expose to sale to the
highest bidder, ut public auction, a, Fair.
field Court House, on the st day of April,
1868, being the first Wednesday Of the
month, all the right, title and interest OF
defendant i'll and to the following property,
TO wit:
One tract Of land on tho west side Of The
Wntcreo Riyer. oonlniring 700 acres. more
or less. bounded NORTH by Watcrtc River,
cast by $. Dixon, south and west by lands
OF estate Of Perry in Fairfield District
Levied upon rs tho property of William
Dixon, at the suit. Of Sarah j. johnson,
Administrators.
Sale to be conducted by il, NJ, Gayle, U.
s: Deputy Marshal-as auclioncr.
J. =. NJ. EPPING,
u. S. Marshal.
BY j: NJ. GAYLE,
- U. S. Deputy, Marshal.
mar.lHAi9x2
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N EW GOODS,
JUST. RECEIVED
JOHN MCINTYRE g. co.

WE have just received a fresh supply Of
W GROCERIES, which will be sold low
for CASlI-consisting Of
100 bushels Of Corn, No l Country Flour,
barrels, half barrels and kits MacArrcl, Nos
], and 3, English Dairy Cheese, Superior
Brown Soap, Mixed Pickles, Canned Oys-
tcrs, Wine Cakes, Lemon Novcly Cake ),
French Mustard, Crockcry, RaisinS, Nuts,
all kinds, Fresh Cocoa Cream, Fig Paste,
Assorted Candies Also Ladies' and Gcn-
tlemcns Shoes. (homc manufacture, Zephyr
Pull "ilcro's Your Mule" and Bill Arp
Smoking Tobacco, Chewing Tobacco, Sc
gara and many other articles too hume
rous 10 mention
mar IL .- 'H''.f''-
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louisiana,
Nuw ORLEANS, March II

Governor Baker appeared before the
United States Commissioner, Shannon,
yesterday. to answer the charge Of perjury
III taking tho oath Of Office, and was rclcas-
cd on $4,000 hond! Tho affidavit making
the charge against him is signed Henry
Dennis, his mark. Dennis is negro.
Total losses by fire in Jefferson, Texas,
on the night Of tho 20lh ult,, foot up over
$1,O0O,00O. Tho Ph@nix and 1tna In
suranoo Companies are tho principal los.
crs ~ s0t Et,J5#s e.1
The City Council last night. adopted q
resolution Of request. to Gen. Hancock to
suspend Tho laws staying the collection Of
back taxes as o means Of improving tho city
finances.
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WAsHINGToN. March TO-

mocraIs.
Several dispatches from Concord from
Radical and Democratic sources, received
here. indicate hat the Radicals have carri-
cd the State h. about three thousand Wo
have no figures yct-half past eight o'clock.
\ full Cabinet session to-day, including
Thomas ns Secretary Of War.
The President ordered Grant to send him
no communication through Stanton.
Samuel Strong has been arrested on Il
rc0uis;,ion Of the Governor Of Virginia, rs
4 fugitive from .jnstcc, ;:nd brought before
Judge Fisher, before whom he was brought
on "haLea, corVus" After short discus
sion Judge Fisher decided to release the
prisoner OH two grounds. lst. Because
Virginia is not a State in the Union, that
tho proclamation of the President aul mere
particularly Congress, by its legislation
have expressly refused 10 recognize Virgin
ia and the other Southern States rs forming
States Of ;ho Union, and that the requisi-
ton ofGovcrnor pierpoint cannot be rccog
nizcd under the Act Of Congress. providing
for the rendition of fugitivcs from Justice
rs an act Of the executive authority Of q
state and of the United Statcs. I'd, That
there is no affidavit with &c rcpuisition
showing that Strong is actually q fugitive
from justice.
WAsnlSGToN, March II.
Positive instruc ions have been issunlto
send tho New Orleans and Mobile mails,
via Louisville.
The Post Office Department TO day orr
cd the rails from Baltimore aud Washing
ton to New Orleans TO the Lynchburg,
Knoxville and Chattanooga route, the roads
having submitted Il new schedule and prom.
iSc'l sure connection. The New York and
Philadelphia mais continue, via louis
Vile until the reforms via Knoxville are
fully tested.
J Ross Brown-confirmcd to China,
Charles r. Tuckcrman to Greece.
Efforts arc making TO secure. Montanas
admission. She claims 1000 inhabi-
tantS.
No signs ola veto Of the bill making q
majority ratty-to. morrow is the last day,
Nothing further from New Hampshire !;
majority estimated al $500
WAsnINoroN, March l3.
There was a full Cabinet meeting to- day.
Previously to the meeting the President was
engaged with Stanbury and Curtis regarding
the trial.
The steamer Wren case was argued o-day
in the Supreme Court. Two points arc in
volycd--whcn the right Of capture rs q
prize Of war terminated, and whether YES
sells belonging to tho Conred evato 0Overn-
mcnt passed in right of property to the
United States Tho Wren was captured
juno Is, 1865
An eminent lawycs expresses the opinion
that the decision in tho NicCardle case won't
be given this term.
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Ship Sunk Fatal Snow Slide.

SAN FRANCISCO, March o.
The British iron ship Viscata, hence for
Liverpool with cargo Of wheat valued at
$4,000 settled i'll the sand just outside Of
Golden Gate. portion OF her cargo was
thrown overheard.
~ snow slide near Cisco, OH the Central
Pacific railroad, killed six cinnamon and
buried seven locomotives and other proper
ty.
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WAsIIINGToN, March Is.

SENATE. The Senate was engaged in im.
pcachmcnt.
llousE. The petition of tho Georgia Con.
vcntion for $500, 600 to be appropriated to
the Southern Georgia aud morida railroad
was referred TO the Committee OH Arpro,
priaiions.
4 nunbcr Of private bills were referred.
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'0Nand after October the 9Th, 1867. the
" Passenger Trains Oh the South Carroll.
ma Railroad will run rs follows, viz:
Leave Charleston, i.3O n IN
Arrive at Kingsvllcy Ills n m
Leave WnCsvlle, ll.A0 Il m
Arrive at Columbia, l0p m
Leave Columbia, 1000 n m
Arrive at Kingsvillc, II 35 a IN
Leave Kingsyillc, l9:O5 y m
Arrive ut Charleston 7,U5 ~. IN.
Leave Charleston ror Augusta, 1910 IL IN
Arrive at Augusta ITO p IN
Leave augusta, $40 Il In
Arrive nj Charleston, 1920 m
The Passenger Trains OH tho Camden
Branch will connect with tho UP and Down
Columbia Trains, and Wilmington and Man
chester Railroad. Trains OH Mondays,
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Night Express, Freight md Pass cngcr
Accommodation Train will run az follows,
viz: r.u ia,q yy ,
leave Charleston for Columbia, $40 "A m
Arrive nL Columbia, Cos IL m
Leave Columbia, $50 y m
Arrive nj Charleston, 6.IO n IN
Leave Charleston for Augusta, 7.3O y, m
Arrive nt Augusta, G.5O a IN
Leave Augusta, 40 p IN
Arrive a. Charleston, 100 n IN
II. n. rEAKE. Gcnl Sup't.
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MEcnANIcAL.-An ugly young lady
is always anxious to marry, aud young
gentlemen arc seldom anxious to marry
her. This is result OF two mechanical
powcrs-thc inclined plain, and leave
her.
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An Eastern paper publishes an ac-
count of hole on the hill side. The
bank, it says, fell in and left til c hole
sticking out some ten feet.
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Pennsylvania.
PnILApELrnIA, March Ii.

The State convention endorses Grant and
Curtin. Among the resolutions is this
'That we earnestly call upon the Senate of
the United States, sitting rs y court of im-
peachmcnt, to proceed without fear, favor
or affection, and that the people ofPcnnsyl.
vania Will stand by and maintain Il just
Judgment :" also thanks Stanton.
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A,man who was repricvcd the night
before his execution and who wished to
get rid of his wife wrote to her rs fol-
lows: "l was yesterday hanged and
diod like hero do as [ did, and
bear il like q man."
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1868.
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surfer AND COMPLIMENT TO TIE
MEncURY.-Thc ring-strcakcd had an
other feast and pow-wow at the Club
House last night, to which the repre-
scntativcs Of the GOuricr and Nc,os
were invited, but of, course, did not
uo. .--l(CrcUrN.
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Alabama.
MoNraoMEnY. Marol Ill.

. " MONTGOMERY, MARCH, IT,
Tho registered voto Of Alabama'is Ill.,
600. It. is definitely known that not over
II 900 were cast on the question of ratif-
cation, and not all Of them for The consti.
tu.on. NoL 1000 white votes
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New York Market,

New YonK, March II, l2 L. NJ.
Cotton very firm and better bust
ness sales 1000 bales, at 25. Flour
dull-Statc 8 l0a 1865. Corn
miycd Western l.2t a 1925. Frcights
dull and unchanged.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
4 I the Winnshoro Tan Yard, Twenty
IL Thousand Pounds of Green or Dry
ll!dcs, highest market prices paid in cssh.
JNO. L. MArTlIE Jr

Cnthcart 4 Matthews. Dunlap g. Mat
thcws and y. Z. Matthews, Jr., accounts
will bic i'll the hands Of lawyer IN time to
be sued on this Spring Court. Hereafter
will have cash for everything | do, or do
nothing. Those TINT cannot come undcr
this rulo will be obliged 10 trade elsewhere,
as |. cannnot. undertake to accommodate
friends who don't appreciate il enough to
pay me even part of, what they owe nc.
JNO. Il. MATTHEW'S. Jr.
IAN ~,
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A Plot to Overthrow the Mexican Govern
ment.
HAVANA, March, 9.

Mexican, aIvices says the trial of tho
parties charged with plotting the over
throw of the Government was progressing.
Tho murder Of the members Of the Cabincnt
and robbery Of the palace was included in
the plot.
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Charleston Market.
CHARLESTON. March

NIAKLESTON. MArCh ID
Cotton opened firm and active with
an upward tendency sales 200 ;balcs-
nuddlng 25a2jJ.
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Heavy Rains at tho Northwest
ST.. LOUIS, March 0.

ST. louis, MArch ..
Heavy rains have fallenin the Northwest.
Many bridges have been washed away
The Missouri has risen three feet OF ST.
Joseph.
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THIRD DISPATCH.
\tN>ejII> >rrnr \lornh 10 n


SENATE. The chaplain Of the Senate
prayed that the verdict Of this high court
would be such rs would be approved by the
people and by the High Court Of Heaven.
Private bills were considered until the
hour for the court to meet
During the proceedings reported in tho
noon dispHt oh, Chief Justice Chnsc snubbed
Senator Howard or Michigan, once, and
Senator Grimes, Of Iowa, twice, by inter
rupling their suggestions with the remark.
"lhc next thing in order"
Senators Elmunds, Patterson anl Wick.
crs, were sworn.
On motion. the Presidents counsel were
notified, and entered the chamber.
Stanbcry read II paper from the PrcSi-
dent authorizing himself, jeremiah Black,
William NJ. Evarts, b. r.. Curtis anil Thorn
rs a. r. Nelson, to represent the President.
lie asked forty days to prepare his answer.
bingham opposed granting tins, insisting
that the rules required the plea to day. lie
was supported by Wilson, Of Massachusetts.
sharp argument cnsucd, Edmunds
moved to give until the 9th of April to an
swcr; but before the motion wos put, Nor
ton moved that the Senate retire for con.
cultaton which was carried
The Senate remained ont two hours and
ten minutes. On its return, an order WAS
read that tho President answer on the Odd
Of March.
Tho managers moved that Immediately
after the replication the trial shall proceed.
IL was lost by q vote Of 2G to 25. The Re.
publicans voting nay were: Anthony, III.
munds, Fcsscndcn. Fowler, Frclinghuyscn,
Grimes, Henderson, Howe, both Morrills,
Norton, Sherman, Spraguc, Trumbull, Van
Wrinkle and Wiley.
Conkling moved that The trial commence
Immediately after replication, unless the
Senate granted time on cause. This was
carried 10y strictly party vote.
The court adjourned until The 23d inst,
and the Senate adjourned until Monday.
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Fr IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, March

WASHINUTON, MnTCH J.
The impression appears to grow that the
President will appear at the bar personally.
1t seems conceded that Thursdays and
Fridays proceedings, without further effort
on the part tho dctcnce have cholicd Wado's
vote. Judge Chase's rights in court excite
angry argument in the Rndcal newspapers.
lie claims the right TO argue Oh all uucs
tions and vote on MI but the verdict. lie
refused on Saturday to sign the summons
Tor tho President TO appear until the vcr
biagc Of the writ was conformcd to his
IDEAS.
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The New Hampshire Contest.
CoNCoRp, N. H., March o.


the State to morrow by 1000 majority. The
Radical State Committee claim tho State by
1900.
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Debow's Repic,v has been removed
t. Now Orleans. a,.
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S,izurc Of Coal Oil and Richmond Whis-
key.
BALTIMORE, March 10.

The royenuo officers havo seized several
Goa oil rcfncrics here, and seventy. barrels
Of whiskcy from Richmond, Va.
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RULE 10. PLEAD. 20 :,
State Of'S0uth Carolina,
EAIRFIELU DISTRICT,
IN THE COMMON PLEAS, p
IN TIE COMMON PLEA

Amzi Neck, y ar <"
VS.. I }Altacllmcnt; .I ~ Y 4
(ETHEREAS, tho Plaintiff did on'tlio 1Gtli,
wv day Of, March, A. d. 1867, fls his
ucolaration against tho Defendant who, (as,
IT said) IL absent from and without thellih,,
lis Of this State; and has neither wife nor
attorney known within the same upon whom.
a copy Of tho said declaration might DO
served. & HYG II
. IL Is therefore Ordered, that the, snid Dc.
fendant do appear and plead TO The said dc.
claration on or bofore the l7tb day g.. !.
March, A. d., 1868. otherwise final and abr
solutc judgment will then bo given and |,
awarded for ,he Plaintiff agoinst him.
s. b. CLOWNEY,
I7a &C.
Clerks Office, Fairfield District,
March 16, 1867. al
mar l9-1e3mly rs 1 @3aft
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New Orleans City Currency Trouble.

The oity currency has declined to thirty
per cent. discount, and IS no longer circula-
ted. Much Of il is in the hands Of the
poorer classes, who viii suffer greatly.
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NOMINATIONS ~ TIE RINGEu-
STREAEEn.--l cstcrday, Lcmucl Boo
Ger was nominated for Licutcnant-
Governor, John i. Ncaglc, for Comp
trollcr-Gcncral, n. G.. Parker, for
State Treasurer, Il. l.. Cardoza, color
cd, for Sccrctary of State, i. j. Mos
cs, Jr., for Adiutant and Inspector
General, and ID. ii. Chamberlain, fol
Attorncy.-MercurN.
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THE HIGH COURT CT IMPEAOH-
MENT
WAsnlNGTox, March 1870 p NJ.

WAsnINGToN, March 13--2.30 p. M.
At l2 o'clock the Senate galleries were
filled. No black faces appeared i'll the
crowd, which creates Indignation among
tho Republicans. The galleries were filled
almost entirely with ladies. Tho mcnlbcrs
seem to have confined the loan Of their tick
cts to their boarding houses
The senators occupied thoir usual places,
and $50 chairs were placed for members Of
the House.
Mcssrs. Stanhcry Curtis AID Nelson ap-
,s~ pcarcd lor the Pro 'idcnt A..
SECOND Dl&rhTCH
WAsnlNGToN, March l3--3 =. n. .
The President asked forty days for pre-
paration, aud demanded an imme diatc an
swcr.
Pending motion TO fix the trial for the
9Th of April The Senate retired for consul
tniiou
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-18

SALE or TIE FLORIDA RAlLRoAD.--
On last Thursday, the Florida Cen
trail Railroad, between jacksonville
and Lake City, was sold by the trus-
tees of the internal Improvement
fund, for the sum Of $4,000. The
road was purchased by the first mort
gage bond holders, and is to be leased
to the p. aud G. Railroad for ninety
nine years