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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02

OPFCK Act. CoANissAKr ~ SuBsfsrENCK,(
DAviDs ISLAND n. Y. II, Nov. %. 1868
CEALED PROPOSALS lin duplicate) will he
Dfeeelved until ocock the sth Of December Tor Furnishing
Troops Dayds Island ~ y H. with FRESH BEEF from Dee
1863.
The Fresh Beef he Of good marketable quality with equal proper
(neek shanks aud kdneJ Aow
eude deh,cd expense II the aud
quantities required No bid will be entertained
not made by regular Butcher who must give his full
present place Of business aud residence.
The envelope nelosg must he ndod Proposals Fur
Hi,hing Fresh Beef w. q. RANKIN
Capt 3s Inny. Brit 1t. Col aud A. q a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
THE SCHILLER GALLERY.

COMPRISING
FIFTY SUPERB ILLUSTRATIONS, ENGRAVED oN SlhhN'
Representing Characters from the Works OF
FREDERICK SCHILLER
With Descriptive Text by Frederick Pecht
The Schiller Gallery attempt to delneate by the pencil the
ou, characters poems aud plays Of the great German % -
similar in general conception the welknown StTatoTd uai
" .. uyev Gallery and Byron Gallery" TIE eugravngs in
cha Schiller Gallery however larger more numerous anu %
finer execution than the collections OF similar volume
To the ndmrer Of Schiller study Of these various happy artistic
a1ons Of characters will prove great aud lasting desni "
I 80 -, rs 4, SUPERB GALLERY OF ART Of unequaed
interest and great intrinsic yane
One volume imperial octave bound m morocco antique and
cif pric
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
Il
1852 MINTFR ARRANGEMENT ~
COMMENCING NON. -, ljoA
Passenger Station In NswIork Twenirservnh' - .1' wv
Entrance on rNsblyssIen-hst
TRAINS LRAyF NEvYoRK.

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK -
For NewHavea aud Bridgeport 7oO SEQ lELl Lo r.. NJ
tExl. $40 tEI.l. Us AS. and 500 XXI p &c. go
For Milford sistfnrd. fATaeli Southport ana "ss'r' w -
a NJ. Jas A. :. NJ. o.,
For Eornak 100 500 tsIl 900 I31a H. ial5 IA 800 Si'
2t3 4 y fEI6 SO 500 (BIl D. m.
For Dsrea. 100 900 Il3U M AS as $50 D n 81. e..
FOR stamford 100 zoo ENl goo ii3oA 2:l' tkfl IA"
tR11. 3G5. IS tENl 4 IS 80 go 500 fI.l p TO- az
For Greenwich aud intermediate stations IVV sV0 l'VA nj -
3t5. "a. $50, 90 p N. ..,,.c, .,vs
For Boston via Springfield SoOa N tx 800 tBLl Awpm
For Boston via Shore Line. III tkI.l. 6oO p ~.
For Hartford aud Springfield 500 m. (krl la'S 300 tIh
For cOurse,icut River Railroad sOOA Erb hiSP y"
uss, 400 D. N TO Northampton -,
p IN.
For Canal railroad 500 m I2B n to Sorh.mpoS aSd VI
hAmsburg
Nor Iioasstone Railroad, 300 m, AGO o. IN.
For kaugstuek Railroad $50 a.. acc iErl. +?3 ..
For Danbury Norralk Railroad 100 800 a IN, A.:R
ComInodiOus SseppgC Cars attached TO sO0 m. tran 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
TO CONTRACTORS-Ge Office
DEPARTMENT 30 TIM iHlfhuhs
OyyicE tNDt,S ATgAuu November lt lo8. , -,
PROPOSALS for INDIAN GOODS.-SEALED

PROPOSALS. i1tor.ei Proposals for Ilan 1ools ~ ~ ~
.yed A. the Of lnibu Affs uuul u O'clock No. on
tie Of December ueKi for furnishing DO ile IAN --
stsr the art. clrs named tie fl'.uaiug lst
-' FtHsT CLAsS-MACKtNAC BLANKETS -.
LOO pairs point vbs Mactnsc bhlAes - measure A'- "
sud r,sl pounds . . -...-.-- .,.,, ,..,..
go pairs y. poat Ft' Naekuac hAlAtu I" M'A'-' ' '''
sui srgh pounds .-.-..-. -, s..,..
100 pairs point rte Nacklhc bt1hts 70 MEASURE '- ~
81 scgh 81 pouuis . - s,..o,..,.,
NsrA1ac ualnscr 70 meas-f'
iud srgh ~ U0uri. go .-. ca ,r.....
,llf. pali saei Mict.ti' bAlAfs I'd M-'i' ''A'- ~
sud f,gt louti. - .-- .,-,-...,..
60 pa.r. polG sraei htfAste btlheH " ~'A'N' ' '
sni rrsh pouDi. . o., ...-.-..-. .,.,. ...,..
po.IG scarlet hActnse balAsh :" MEASURE '-A ~
sol Weigh 81 pounds. 80 .-.. 60.
pairs Jpant indigo bloc NacEnAc bAnAeN !" "'A'' 'A
incls. aHi weigh pouuia
80 pairs iugp blue MAtrac bAnAes' !" measure 'A'
Inches. ana weigh pounds a., .- ..-.--.-- ,-.,o
G1 pair, a point uiso blue NhctuM b'AlAe" " N'~'1' '
i4ohrs, weigh u pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
GlrU Qualifications.
VHE LEADING GFT-BoOK for 1863.
THE POET AND THE PAINTER;

THE POET AND THE PAINTER;
GEMS OF ART AND SONG. .,....,.,
An imperial octave volume Of 400 pages cop'a''l' ~
from the English Poets and suPeroy Illustrated W."
TISE 9y NINE LARGE STEEL ENaRAyISGs
s most perfect nnper the page with the '''
The illustrations consist principally Of Landscape American
set. Dn,rd Huntington CroPsey Cole Leuie anu O'' 49,,
se. Dui'.O deal portraits artistic groups by MaeuS
1D@ Cc.rel Weir other famous European pant
engraved on steel in the highest style Of the art
~ " ,bi volume is the most lavish in illustration Inc moS
.,e, and binding and the most elegant in its nis
Of any tbook issued FROM The Amercnnpe'' F'e
in min morocco antique, or gilt 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02

OyPCK % THK BO.Kp . kpuCArioS
GRASp Elm hKN-ioRE, Nov. %, 1863
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received mt
- this onicr DECEMBER NEXT o'clock
said Proposals will be considered fer supplying the
Public schools under the Jurisdiction Of the Board II Education with
Books and other articles required for the Of said schools
10 m year commencing the lst January, 1909.
articles required will he furnished application TO the
CLERK Of the Board " Educntion.
TIMOTHY BRENNAN.
SAMUEL b. H. VANCE,
JAMES H. DUPGSAC COMMITTEE Supplies
THOMAS J. HALL,
JASPER,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
THIRD cLASs-DRY GooDi

THIRD CLASS-DRY GooDk
IS down .. woosa SA1~i.
80 pond. Liasn Te s.e
tooo Yards Turisy Red on Calico
% yAfds 1sAc2 tssnaAfd pnaial
$500 gard, Bro~n Drilling
100 20 ,.r4 i, ! ssa neIas Cr'd ''f''t)
500 yards li'osory shrtas
800 yai5, bad t,o5 'elt..J
800 yards Linie,.
200 700 y, r.. pea,
1000 ,n.. co.,oasd-.
ZOO Jsrls Indian Ntrprs sni Pads
100 y.ri. Pane, Clee,.
no ,sa, RsJ sui Graz F,laeL
Low yards hea', keSssys
FOURTH CLAss-HARDwARR
i,s , est STE steel ia II So G''@ T aap 5''
$40 c S,ll'i E,,,l,.. assorted ..,.
900 io,a To ZOOS nd quart In equal quantities. pressed
81 3, dozen H Hi Kuye. Cineh tlle)
400 doIcB h,b Hooks. ia'soucll
so dozen F,hLia,, t.,,or,edI
Gov, rrsn, gs. sheh m,y seen at any time a, tbs
10. nshi 81 be- ,erys h 'eqas roAe or greater or r,, q,n
greater quantity required they be furnished At "a,
Al bi. furnishing said articles be rejected Vt the option Of
No bd, entire elias. Of article, specified Will be
Al s,es furnished under contract will he raly inspected and
compared samples agents appointed ior that
Sgss I'M. ,eI ss5 S hat e,,r & ooip,e MI" he
Others u the required Aud quality within
that be toue hsy will he purchased q. his
be- made goods thereof certified
by the agent agents appointed 10 Inspect them.
b, considered prr,ous WLo have failed 10 comply
with thr requirements Of former contract
80 proposal e be considered that does not COMPLY With
the following requirements.
Prupo.a, must acc, with quantities thereof
above schedule Wh thc prices annexed 10 ZACH aud
be earned out and footed each class to be separate
aud footed said pncss aud amounts must be gwen "l
any motc,t proposed medication whatever
Proposals should be submitted u the ioorlug form Tor WEI
propose furnish the ladsn Department according the
the Advertisement Of bs Commissioner ~ Indian Afar' dated
Here insert the t prepared indicated the hr.l paragraph Of this
Advertisement said articles to be delivered At NoNlork or be
fore the p day Of February ncr AZ such time thereafter dur
the year ordered b The Commissioner Indian Al
irs AL II the proposal be accepted W vel WILL within i've DAYS
Commissioner Of lua Ar for the faithful performance Of the
sane"
Bach proposal be- accompanied by guarantee In the follow
Bg be signed BY responsible persons whose suhrncy
be United District Attorney
We hereby Jointly AMI ssveay that the above bidder (oF
hide shall he Awarded bin Cor hem according 10
accordingly aud
requisite security Tor the hthu performance OF lr
Advertisement Proposals Tor Indian Goods dated
November H. 1863 and 10 the II h, their failure to do
Lud adnustrA
forfeit aud The United States dlngesA less
hs1 IS per the amount Of said BID or proposal"
bid the faithful
Of the with two succs whose spmcehcy
mus, be certified to by uIed States Judge Drct attorney
q. TAYLOR, Commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
DECEMBER 9, 1868.
9ru GOODS.
Cupartntrsbp yutitts.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-The Copart-
under the style OF NOhi DAVID
"''i'N-'' " 49, ~ FRANK WORK,
JAMES NJ DAVIS
SAMUEL BARTON.
The Subscribers Copauershp under the se
ofFRANK Co.. for the purchase and sale OF Nks "n'
&C. Oh oo"n'''V"' ~ GEORGE WOOD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
4 ROADSIDE and after MONDAY Nov - 1905 '.tts 10 a
b,nv Troy CONNECTING with northern and Western aa ' az
keN.Y0rk follows: =. 49,. II
through Buffalo sad SgsgeAsoa Bridge @ rlsH
cars and connecting Troy With trans for Raa-l s-i @ -
Nes-lork 70 K chester oog1ecirg 90 trit
car, for the West either North ~ South Shore ne
10 70. Express VIC Harlem Railroad lrr-'. t = p
Fourthave connecting Chatham with Western an - iess
Sprogs Ptsfed. &c - Ahany W.tb Western O. aiH
pith trains Saratoga Rutland Bur ngton AMI ts
a Express train via Hgisn1 River ka.fDl . -
Ab.nv With for the West Drawing 90 .f- ~-
Ira Toy
5.5lo m Express train via Hud.ou River Railroad ta r
ear stachei connecting 81 Ahare With Western . 8f
ltd t-,ins FOR Montreal With sIeegiDS ATTACHED
ass H. Express train via Hsrsu. Railroad. cn07t. a. i
uith Ksstern Railroad for Lebanon Springs lisel A @
bsnr With Western Sreplrg atttcAed AZ AsH
60 m Express via luds q River Railroad, a .- ga
attached aud through U BuSo and Suspeasou Briig' @ 80
Of car. Also seepsg iav. excepting >ai f -
rom Nevlork through TO ogte-shsrs. vi,ao., clat
aud O. Railroad. ConnectoR for Troy will be rai'Hf h'i &
Tbs train will run sundays -
N " tsn via Hudson Railroad With ''eer-- 30 a'r
eopuectpg At Albany with early trains Cor Buffalo ar Ia
and a. TROY with Saratoga and points NORTH H.,
A Sunday tram will be HUDSON River hairoai . w..
10 Pouelleepse intermediate STATIONS leaving Ne l. AZ
Returning leave Ponghktepse at p ul, aring Do Nt
Also SUNDAY Wis Harlem Railroad. leaving Dol '''
ga NJ aud arriving Milertou al $50 p n ktiL.-s .'' &
ou At 20 D. m. arriving New OK a. y 49,. ,,S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02


literature including Illustrated books Bibles and Prayer Books
all prices, Juvenile boou endless variety nc Fancy
Goods Stationery. &c. &c .. ........ $50,
Tie advantages hnyug your books The DERBY ATHkNKlM
call read the of The Association
Attached o. the bookstore elegant Art ae i Sh e cn"ees
SlOO,UOOi The
saturday. Dec For further
particulars call o send for Catalogue Address $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
ORDERS POURING IN FOR
ONWARD

Capt Mayue Iys monthly magazine the puih Of Ameh
Fis number ready in few days
CaRI ETON Publisher Nes.Yark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT

Il III T. NAIL " 4 I - I NAINo LLAl l. UEPWI
IL foot OF Chambsrs.st. Pavouia Fslry:
Day Erprsa for Rochester. Busio Saau,ci Dta
AL al poiuts West and South
7rdin. daily. for OtsvIe srd ssis,
1000 ExpTes5 MAJ for Buffalo Salamanca. sfi ii.
points West and Soaih 80
3:l5 H. nay Train, for Alie,0wn s1t Isisrnslit. iat
4.Op n way Erprsss stopping only Nrrls Jra fsrs,,
u Tuner, except oIOil to kssbs W4sa
Moutgonsry Uni0uvls. aud Por Jertia
s.66p p Way Train for Sas-ru and ir,ennel's s,as-s
$50 SigA Erorcs or Rocasstsr Buflo Ss.- va ca
irk ard AZ poi4s sOuib I'D West
900 Is - Tqin. u s,s--a aui intermediate STATES.
$50 u Eis Erpress daily fof Rochester Bltso Sa,rs'n
lgasa aud ell po'ss snd South By tbs train eoss
Will run tr6ngb to Ciucinnsii without chauge
500 p m EmiJrGHi Train dai & Tor ne West ,.
Also Wav Traias Tor Battlefront PARK Passse ard fa hta
$50 H. u m and I.45 AIS ~ and l9h o. go N-s@
DAY ngats Thssr Train at II oeWcA for sa-sfr a. teh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02

SUNDAY TRAIys-s7o m WAY Train FOR otsns. Ia 3
Paterson; % D. Agtt ErpTess f0r D1nkk Bu1t. gfr-
Salamanca and al points West aud Soutn; 80 ~
way Train: II o m Tor Paterson and Port Jsrv. 80
Express Trains through 10 Salamanca, Dunkk al -
os change coaches and in direct. connection VIE al n
Perfectly ventilated and LuIunol, Sleeping coiels' 'oH'
Night Trains . . . \. a., p..i,,. -,
Depot foot o. Chanbsrsst Sew lorE also Long 20 y"
CITY H. hiDDLL N'-'-Nf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
SPEED and COMFORT.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY

rscts At ptQu JUNCTION With the Delaware aesW.rU ~ "
Railroad and al Bs6n gtk the ehh VALLEY Railroad a., +, sn
forming direct line 70 Psburgh and The West whos, ,'
ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST
Three Express Trains 10 the West except ssad On. t
sry les and three hour, b, t5l ns to Chls-o C
ST. Louis &c. with bat change Of
WINTER AkRAEGENENT
Commencing November % l8sS-Lsave EewYork k1orr
300 m.-FOr EastOn Bethlehem, Magch Ca1HL NHasn.a
wnks,barre Mabanoy City. &C. '.., ~
5:l5 a. m-FOr SomerVile.
$50 h-For FeDiBgon Junci o. StToaibury wr Csp Son,
ton Kingston Pit.ston Crest Bend Sc
9Am-WEsrERs ErPRss for Eason, Allentown Hirsbarr "a
ste West without change Of to Cincinnati Chago ard 80
change L0aa Connec Harrisburg With No'ia7fl Cs
PnalepnA Bre RoaGs for kue ne Oh Re.c Sra
Palace tnrougn Chicago. Junction
LsckasSuua aud Railroad for SoaisbusEi Water
Sc.
Iim-For Remington, Eascn, Allentown. M,aci 0ut
Nkrsharre Reading Columbia, Laccaai EgAna
Liut Po,tsvie Scranton Harrisburg. he
$3.50 .. n.-Por SomsTVle. . 80 ..
as .. m-For Somervile ani Femngton
5.l0p m-CNcNNlrI ETPRsss-F0r kastoo B-'."fea Assa
Reading Harrisburg PusbBgi Chcsg0 and Cincinnati ass1 tl
10 Pittsburgh ana Chiesgo.
s p m.--For Eas,ou AMI intern sdis;e stlton.
40 p. m-For Sontryile
~ n.-WEsrEsS EIPEEssTRs's-Fof Es''on r ts' kf.F
Hsusburg Pittsburgh aud the Wsste0nneets a. hf Hials
for Wlhsmipor. Ems. lie.
li:af b.. m.--FOr z 'ainred. z
Sleeping ears through from Jersey CITY P'sblrgh g.
Trains lsAve Jor Elizabeth 3:ii 8: 10. 100 u.s. % .a N
9Uu, g.l5 lO:O Ii:30 a m.-2 TO-. loo. 20f o.. 3g Sc
90 $40 go 4:5a. $50 6yo, 90 1;i0, 7:J. a. Isl To-
Tickets Tor the hs obtsnei the osce o. C.rr a.
NsWJsssv Of Lberty.,t ~ r., A. No Asr ~ s.,
ass III sac 6sl Broadway At No. 10 TeengL and w pus,a
~ p p.nvtS Gen Pa. Aysrt - - -'' '-f'' -F-'i4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
sRcnSn cLAsn-CLOTHs

80 yaris Fancy Lat Bloc Cloth.
700 yards GRAY List Bloc Cloth.
1908 yafds Saved Lot Blue Cloth
600 yards Saved Lot Scarlet Cloth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
STEAMBOATS, anS gaiIruaas.
TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and P,,r,
4 RIVER -" ALI,
OLD FALL RIVER LINE.

OLD FALL RIVER LINE
between
NETWORK and BOSTON, NEWPORT. FALL Rryrs Tim.
NEW BEDFORD and CAPE COD TOWNS aul Eiyr.,,'loi
Pare sud Freight as low as by any other n. ''AHL
One OF the A'f SRSPo sf'% o9 Old COLONY
Leaves Pier % n r., foos Of Nurrsy-st st D. m al
Bv hi, route. passenger, can ~ train from ~ 'h
and arrive in Boston at t,l0 time connect us a.
7a5 train and arrive in Boston early business h %a "a,
Nvw.vo. ,,,,., % 1862 LrTLEFlRLD ss.,
sEW-lokk, August ~ 1905. az Broa3Say 4 , s7t
BRISTOL LINE-AT 4P. NJ.
BOSTON PROVIDENCE AND S Tfs m
The Largest aud Fastest Steamers World having 80
BRISTOL "st
Capt BRAYT0E from Pier No. 20. n r. foot ,c,,,t.
P@' AoNpAts' WEDNESDAYS aud FRIDAYG ''s''s
PROVIDENCE.
Capt SIMMONS, at4 p. N, TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS ,,,s
DAYS. 80 @'' MTrR
Connecting With the EIpr'" Train at Bristol the iOov
Arriving at Boston ate o'clock m 10 tine for all eoD,.,..
that city. '!'hes Sss
Freight taken as low as the lowest and lauded in Boston
JAMES FISK. jr, Ma aging Director ~ H. SiAoSS Ag,t
TOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD SpDTSs>
Il FIELD AND THE NORTH. Pare. o. s,ssI., 81 hING.
ship for New Maven at 2:l9 and NJ eoansstng Ne rt
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILR0I1 -
I'D INDEPENDENT LINE for the WEST SO'rG o. ,C0s
NORTH Freight received ,'d eTT,Issd Ma
return without TICKETS GOOD UNTIL TsF
w PERyEIL General Agent No 1893 Broadry cor A'ls
SAFETY, SPEED aud COMFORT.
FOR BoSrOy
WORCESTER. PALMER FlTCHBURG. NASHUA Iowpr, -
CORD, THk WHITE MOUNTAINS Am nh cOS
INTERMEDIATE POIHTS
The and stanch steamers Of the Norwich Linz
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NgW.yoeK
leave EsNfork daily Sundays eIeepted). 0,oeE
No ~ North River, foot Of ysstry, =" 49, 'VA rs
FOR NEW LONDON.
there connecting with the sssmbost EHpres Train s
point. via Norwich and Worcester Boston and Woresser g
and Sashus, aud Hes London and Northern Rsrosts ~ "'
Freight taken at the lowest For Information rqu a.
J. h. SHORT, Agslt on a. p..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
WOODSIDE AND SEASIDE.

-, HLusTRATED BY pm AED PkNCIL .sa>' ~
An elegant small quaro volume nnez pass containing s'eec-
ton Of many beautiful rural poems by TENN1SoN' bRlNN
NoTUFRWEL and other poets and richly fully illustrated with
pgr,ynss from drawings on wood by BRIET POSTER HoWS aud
others Engraved aud printed the most perfect manner In eo' gu
sides and edges 81 morocco antique and morocco gilt go
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
Local Items.
Riot, Starvation and Murder.

RlOt, Starvation and Murder.
On Wednesday, Sd instant, de-
detachment of the 5th u, S Artillery
was brought to bear upon our quiet
little town, in consequence Of a
"RIOT," which only had existence in
the imagination of a few "trooly loil -
On Friday following found ~ S.
officer maxine inon;rv cor lr. JEn,u
Jac2b$ Tone of the Club House acn-
iry,) who it seems had written General
Candy letter, begging him to send
rations to Fairfield Immediately, rs
her people (ncsrocs) were in starry
ing condition. We do rot know of
any one at the point of starvation
il. Fairfield, it is true we arc
pretty "harl up," but not starry
ing. This was gotten ur, no doubt,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
CONINU NlCATED.


AS | firmly believe, immigrants,
should be induced to come into our
District and settle here have made
1T a polntt 10 converse with many OF
our most intelligent and shrcwdcst
citizens, and called their attention to
the suggestions of "Truc Reconstruc
ticn," and the invariabc reply has
been, "do this, and better times arc
certainly, ahead of u.s." a few days
ago, while was convcrsing with gen
tlcman, upon this subject, in the
presence ola we'll known citizen, one
who has considerable commercial OK
rcricncc. and where mind, has long
been trained in the school of profit
and loss, tho remark WAS made, 81
owe money, my lands arc all that
have, what will my creditors say, if l
should give onc-tcnth of my land to
this purpose % Upon the instant, he
replied, elf your creditors have an
iota of sense and can sec their own in.
tcrcSt, so far from discouraging you
they will advise you to do it, as il
will be the means to render your pro-
pcrty more valuable, and hence n
greater probability that you will be
able to pay your indebtedness" Is
this not so p? think it is : Any in
tclligcnt creditor, who studies his
own interest, will see it in this light.
and sclf-intercst will urge him to con-
sent. a TAX PAYER.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17

4 willing 10 allow my wife the solacc
a of my home, my children that greet
me with so much joy, who have climbed my
knees TO perform their litiln ices of ten
dcrncss and affections, TO be r'lced in such
n situation Of distress in the way Of making
some certain provision for Il en-, the means
for doing which are now within my reach
Bring yourself seriously to reflect on tho
subject and trcmblc at the responsibility of
your affections, if you do no; apply at once
to the undersigned and have your life in
sured in the best Company, Equitable Lifo
Insurance" % Broadway. New York
iSi"g'e men mag be insured If Surgeons cerhi-
cate '$prYcrIy sVned, and If Mey are polite
aGUHt Il.
JOHN p. MATTHEWS, Agent.
RErERENCE. Gen. John Brntton. H. T.
Elliott, Saml Cathcart, j.. J. Means, r. A.
HERON, j A. Brcc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
The Rulers Of tho South.

Let any one look at The character
Of the white Radical leaders of the
South who have banded the negroes to-
gcthcr in secret, oath-bound league
organizations, says the Norfolk Day
Booh, who have without provocation
or decent prctcXt, arraycd them in
hostility TO their former masters, and
who in fact own them body and soul
and control their every thought, $cnti-
mcnt and motion. The Radical party
South of the Polomac-thc white
portion of it, at lcast--is infinitely
mcancr, more mprinciplcd, vindic,
tive and brutal than the same party
at the North. There its leaders at
least arc men of talent and Of social
influence, and personal rcspcctabiIity,
iere, Oh the contrary they arc the
very scum and drcgs Of society.
There the hateful and dangerous clc-
mcnt Of race antagonism is absent
here it isaprcvailms and dominant in
tlucncc. a few mean, selfish, unscru.
pulous white men, having separated
themselves from their race and placed
themselves at the head Of the blacks
hrandish their weapons and urge
them on to crusade against the
white race, just as VIC have recently
seen few white men of the same
class leading the savage Indians
against the whites and encouraging
them in tl,cr brutal cXccsscs.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
SlIERI.FF'S SALES.

RY Virtue ofSundry Executions to nc di
~ rcctcd, | will offer for sale ut Frirfeld
Court House on the first Monday and the
day following in July next. within tho
legal hours of sac, to tho highest bidder.
for Cash, the following Real and Personal
Property. Purchasers to pay for titles. 10
wit:
One lot of lard in The Town of rWinasboro.
Fairfield District, known in the plan of the
Town as lot number (4G) forty six, fronting
on Congress street twetftty six feet and run.
ming back west, on the line Of the adjoining
lot owned by Francis Elder, OH the south
boundary, siX'yfour feet, thence north
twenty~six feet thence cast sixty four feet,
thence south twenty six feet. levied upon ns
the property Of Samuel Jackson at the suit
OF ). Wolfe, agent of W. d. Kersh, and 9th,
ers, vs.J IT. prop't and Samuel Jackson.
One Rome Mare and ono Bay Male four
years old, levied upon as the property of n.
/. larborongh at tho suit Of II. J.. Elliott
and others.
i. w. OLLEyER
s. L. d.
ShcrT's Office,
June Is, 1868.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
Mr.. Davis,

The following, says tho Alexandria
Gazette, is an extract. from letter
written in Montreal on the Goth ulti-
mo by gentleman now residing there,
but who!ivcd in Alexandria previous
TO the war:
"Mr. Davis is still in Canada,
awaiting il anxious suspense his trial,
but we all have strong hopes, since tho
acquittal Of President Jobnspn, that