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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01

IiiGnwAY RonnrRy. Yesterday
(24th), about 2 P. NJ, lady was walk.
ing in Chapel street, with her pocket
book in her hand containing sum o
money ihst paid to her, when' slro was
assaulted by two negro boys, Tic largest
about siStncp. Walking brlskly past
her, the largest suddenly turned and
struck ier heavy blow IN her breast,
which nearly knocked her down, the
shock throwing hcr parasel and pocket
book ont of her hands. She had prcs.
cnco of mind enough, however. to seize
the villain rs he stopped to pick up the
pocket book, and held TO him calling for
aid. lie attempted to bite her hand 10
make her release her hold, but she held
10 him long enough to alarm him sulli.
GENTLY to make him drop his booty and
seek escape by flight. The smaller bov
ran of as. soon as the lady called for
h"lp. The lady'sarm and breast are
quite bruised from the struggle.
Ike5cu,,u..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01

TO MAKE Cows GIVE NIrLx.-A
writer who says his COWS gives all the
milk that is wanted in a family of
eight persons, and from Which was
made two hundred and sixty pounds
of butter in the year, gives the fol-
lowingas his treatment. He saws
"lf you desire to get a large yield of
rich milk, give your COW three times a
day water slightly warm, Slightly salt
cd, in which bran has been stirred at
tho rate OF one quart to two gallons of
water. You will find, if you have
not found this by daily practice, that
your COW will gain twenty-five pcr
cent. Immediately under the effect of
1T sho will become SO attached to the
diet as to refuse to drink clear water
unless very thirsty, but this mess she
Will cat almost any time, and ask for
moro. The amount Of this drink is
an ordinary water pail full each time,
morning, noon and night. Your ami
nal will then do her best at discount
ing the tactical. Foul hundred pounds
OF butter are often obtained from
good stock, and instances are men.
toned where tho yield was even at a
higher figure"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01

PooR OH TooLs. Fornoy is la
mcnting over Pennsylvania Appro.
priation for pensions to- tho soldiers Of
1912. The New York Erprcss an
swers with bitter irony: "Why paw
tho old rascals anything2 What did
they fight for? Radicalism and the
colored individual !? No, sir. Ma
tional Independence and tho rights of
white citizens Let them starvo, the
old fools :"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01
RULE TO PLEAD.
Pho State Of South CarOIinn

N'Uo VI oOutu CtfOlIllsf
n Il + Id DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Nancy "ilks, vs.. D. G. Toyle, Attachment
NHEREAS the Plaintiff did on The 2Gtl
w day of October, a. D. 1867. fle
her declaration against the Defendant who,
las II is sad) is abseht from" and without
tho limits of this State mid has neither wifo
nor attorney known within the shino upon
,whom,>n cory of the said declaration might
be served.
1t IS therefore ordered that the said Do
PENDANT 40 appear and plead TO the snid
acoiara.''n on or before the 9th day Of Oc
tobcr, A. D. 1868, otherwise final and aI,.
soluto Judgment will then be given and
awarded for the Plaintiir against him.
s. b. CLOWNHY, C. CT.
Clerk sOficc, Fairfield District
@'th October 1857 oct 20 1e3m1y
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01

Mrs ParIiiig again

'E5'tHI
ayers Pills Tor costlincss dear me,
90 they cure it?' said The good old lady.
"Phcn why don't our President take
them to stop his rcvcncw, which is so
dreadful exnansivc9 If he was my
husband, I'd feed him on them till they
cured him Of all his rai!ins."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01

TIE WOMAN IN BLACK. "A scnsa
ton was created in the city Yesterday,
by the appearance Of n woman Oh ON
streets, dressed in black suit of broad
cloth (male altire) and who made it he,
speciality to visit the different restau
rants and saloons in search ola truant
lover. She was rather boyisi looking
IN appearance, had a swcclly charming
lace, wore Dexter cloth cap, business
coat and cavalry boots. She stepped
wonderfully well, only slightly pigeon.
toed, looked The perfect picture of mas
cnl'ne beauty, but had an eye of bril-
liant brown that shot occasional glances
Of fierce determination to- do or
die.
We have learned part Of her sad
history. 1T is only The same old story
OF nnreqnited love and jealous revenge.
She seeks her bctraver, and concealed
III her bosom she carries a deadly
weapon, which she promises TO only
use when petitions and prayers will fail.
tOmaho Hcru}l.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01

a NEW Broom SWEEPS CLLAN.-
Since the new Mayer came into Office
thc court room has b4cn crowded oycry
morning with a promiscuous assembly OF
whites and blacks, while the corners oI
meeting and Broad streets have been
similarly occupied. An orcr was issn
cd in court few days sine" hat an OK.
animation Of these oilers would hc held,
and those who coulh give no O. od ac-
count OF themselves would br treated oS
vagrants. This illumination from the
powers that be l:aarnc effect OF ,hinninu
the audience tha, dalv attend this court
aud popular street corners were proper
tlonatc!y deserted. Yesterday, low
ever a number Of persons COLLECTED il.
Tho court room to Witness the proceed
Egs, but were thunrrsrnck, when
leaving, to ind a sentinel at the DOR,
who prevented their emit. Thry were
called up separately and questioned bv
the Mayor as to their business, means OF
livelihood, and Why they had attended
The court. Abou. dozen couil no,
give satisfactory answers and were sent
to the worihouse Tor periods varying
rom one TO three davs. They were OK.
trcnlcly disconccrrd, and those who
could raise the money paid their way
out Immediately. These crowds have
been an imtocrablc nuisance for some
time, and tho action of the Mayor IS
warmly commended
| IIurIJcJon Mar.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01

" 'iNApopoAtOS NJ ~,
TNlllS WASHER is simple in its construc.
l. ticn, durable md not liable to get out
OF order: it will wash six shirts, or that
bulk Of clothes, in five minutes. if proper
ly used according to directions.
We are manufacturing the above ma.
chimes at Winnsboro, S. C., where wc will
be pleased to fill all orders promptly md
in all cases, :fthc machine does not give
satisfaction, we will take it back and re-
fund the money. +. ELDER.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01


DEATm OF 4 PRESIDENTIAL CANp1'
DArE.-Thc Alton Democrat says at
the recent fire which destroyed Bar
nnm's Museum, serious loss occurr
cd, which from its nature and extent,
deserves more notice than it has vet
received.
The Fat Woman and Circassiar
Glrl were saved in somewhat dilapi.
dated condition., but the Gorilla met q
sudden and awful death, aud pcrishc,i
utterly from the face of the earth.
Considering that from his origin,
birthplace, style and habits, the la.
mcntcd deceased combined more of the
popular characteristics of the Jacobin
party than any other being cxtant ;
and thatat the present rate of s'pro
grcss" he would, in all probability,
have been their Presidential candi-
date in l7S2-thc death of Gorilla
may be considered as public calami-
ty.
We hopo as soon os, the African
Congressional delegation from the
reconstructed States take their seats,
that suitable resolutions will bc intro.
ducod and passed., and culogy pro-
nouncod by Hon. pompcy Smash, of
South Carolina.
\ Pennsylvania youth writes the fo,!
lowing gconpos'ion, his first attempt :
"Dorgs is uscinNlcr MS cats. Mice is
ai"ard Of cats. They bite en-. Dorrs
'ollers boys and catches hog by tho
ear. Hogs rarely bite SSh"r ste
people. FeoptH c,lt'hngs, bnr NOT lhc
Jews, as they and other animals tha.
doesn't chew the end i>n't cloan oncs.-
Dorgs sometimes 2it hit with boot lacks
Tor barking at Mites. Sleepy people eil
mad and throw at en. Dorgs is the
best animal for MIN they do more fjr
man than crowned hogs or koons or
gotes." te jgu.g,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01
MEM & co

81 Park Row, New York.
Nb" The Publishers Of the Scientific
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OF Patents for twenty-five wears. Thirty
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been made through their Agency. More
than One Hundred Thousand Inventors bnyc
sought the ooui sci ofthc Proprictors of Tho
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mons Consultations and advice TO inycn
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MS" a Handsome Bound Volume, contain.
ing 100 Mechanical Engravings, ,sA4aY~So
unihed States Census by Count tSssysA6T1lii
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on receipts of Z5c.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01
BRADES HOES, &c.

RRADRs GROWN HOES, Steel and Iron
~ Rakes, GardEn Hoos, Mulo Shoes.
Horse Shoe Nails, Cotton Cards and plow
Lines.
Also Coffee. Sugar, Black Pepper and
Kits hIackerel.
KETcHIN, McMAsfER & BRIcE.
mar 10
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01
Convention in Columbia,

The Charleston Mercury says Of the
proposed convention IN Columbia
For our part, whilst the course of tho
people OF the State, it appears to us; is of
Importance to meet the pcrils before
them in the shape Of negro rulc-lheir
organization. Tor defence, is of still great.
or Importance. Get the white race
thoroughly together, with thorough
understanding and confidence in their
organization, and the victory is won
AS the desperate game of ruling them
by negroes goes on, the white race will
be driven more and more together not
only IN feeling but in policy: Radical
Reconstruction is Certain TO fail. The
extent of It's accomplishment will be
some three or four of the smallest States
IN the South but in Texas, Virginia,
Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina and
Arkansas. the prospects are that IL will
fall. II it !ails IN these States, or a
portion ofthc,n, the whole policy will
be an egrcgious failure. Their grca.
object IN their reconstruction policy was
to obtain united South to support their
party ascendcncy at the next Prcsiden-
tial election. That object will be de-
featcd, whilst they will have against
tlrcrr the foul ou,ragcs on the Consti,u.
t'om and The Aagiions tyrann.cs they
pcrpctratcd to carry CIT their scheme Of
negro rnfc arTl party asccndancy. This,
probably, is cN"clly ,l:o best form Of de-:
ieat, which can fall upon thcm. It is
hike Judas, selling himself for thirty
pieces Of silver.
We sincerely trfst that all parts Of
the State viii respond to the call of g
convention in Columbia, made by the
people OF Ncwbcrry. Wcar sure that
arrangements can be made with the
raIlroatss Of She State TO ncutralizc the
elects OF orr desperate needs. They
know, perfectly, that if the white race
IS to be ruled by negroes in South Caro-
INA, their stock will not be worth ten
cents in The dollar.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01

NEW SwINDLE. - a new swlndlc is said
TO have hoen started in New York citv.
which is we'll calculated TO deceive persons
living in the country. a circular is sent
out with samples Of prints, which arc re.
presented to be manufactured al print works
whose owners have an oiliccin in New York.
Enclosed in tho circular are samples of
goods of which twelve yards will bo sent
on receipt Of ono dollar, or ton yard, for
cighty-hvc conts. y few days ngo Post
master Kelly received letter from a lady,
with an enclosure e eighty fave cents, ask
ing him to send hcr ten yards Of the goods
It they|wcrc as represented. A mpsscngcr
was sent to the Office named, when it was
found TINT tho place was In charge Of q boy
and That no business was transacted there
beyond receiving letters, which usually
Observation-Disclosures to fifty day.
Tho New Hampshire election; when It
comes to be cyphersd down, does not show
avery formidable radical victory after oil.
In fact, i may be taken as ono Of The most
encouraging signs Of tho times. Tho Dom,
ocratio ticket exhibits q not gain Of over
8,ooO.yttcs, and among tho fruits of tho
struggle gain Of twenty, four representa-.
ives in the Legislature Of the State.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01

GENERous MARyLANp.-Thc chari-
ty of Maryland has not it sccms been
exhausted by the munifccnt and un.
tiring literally of her private citizens,
towards the stricken South a bill
is pending IN the Legislature of
Maryland that proposcs to appropri-
ate (in addition to what has been
heretofore so generously contributcd)
twenty toousand dollars for the relief
oftho suffering people of the South.
more particularly it's women and
children. Tho Baltimore Sen ro
mal KS :
That there is absolute and pressing
need Of all the assistance that public
and private bencvolcucc can contrib
atc Is most mournful fact, and to
such an extent does this exist that, as
the bill referred to above truly sots
forth, "many Of them (thc Southern
people) are without the ncccssarios of
life, and not q few reduced to starya-
tlon Tor the want of food.' In ono
State, Mississippi, an appeal has been
lately made by lady of that State in
behalf of homo for famishod widows
aud orphans established at Lauder
dale Springs, Miss, in which, it is
stated that five hundred mothers and
children, without shelter, food or
clothing, arc pleading at it's gates for
admission Hundreds Of these suffer
crs are described as wandering up and
down without the prctoncc Of home,
in tattcrcd garments, with bare and
laecratcd feet, and hunger unappcas-
cd. This is but one out of many like
scenes which may now be witnessed in
u section whcro,> before tho war, a
paupcr was mknown-whcrc, in fact,
there was more general plenty than in
any other land under the sun.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01
The Bouse Managers and tho Presidents
Counsel Uontrasted by Radical.

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-26

DE- p. Van bergen vs. j. N. WAhOFt.
for the Eth Circuit and 5isriSt Of LoSisiaHS
No. 6S6s.-By virtue Of writ Of feri faoias issued
SboVe ened and odSeS by % IN
the first day Of February, 1868, have seized and
sEs G 70 the Sns g III R
DAY, the 2sth day Of Marcn, 1853, at the door Of
Mary a hour tWeVs & o'clock p q a0o 3. he
tollOTipfk ds desc iS T p50PsTty Sz ANN
as sugar plantation, situated in the parish Of St
Mary, Louisiana fronting on the Bayou Sbatfer and
the Bayou Boeuf, containing about tW elye humid.
plantation" bounded on the east by lands belong,
Ing 70 Messieurs Vincent, on the north by Bayou
together with all The buildings and improve improve.
ments thereon, as well as al the appurtenances and
improvements of nusbanery, livestock, etc, there
unto SsU5RRfF & 4 Fn Syxcf PSS HNY OR
Mary louisiana, on tie west bank Of Bayou shSfsr
bounded east BY said bayou, west by public lands
Thomas Egins, and containing about one hundred
and twentyseven acres Also another tract Of land.
fftynine and tenth acres, bounded east by said
bayou, north by lands Of Barker Day. (as supposedly
buildings and improvements on said tract Of land,
and ell the appnrtenanees thereunto belonging in
AlfTl a 6yRRTAnN ETRAoF OR PARCEL OF
LAND. situated in the Aforesaid parish of st. Mary,
Bayou Beuf, bounded below By the land Of Jared r
| Danuorb, anu ADON6 py lhnQS DeiOpRluR u
| rarleton and containing eight hundred ar
penis, more or less together with al thu
buildings and improvements thereon, as well as al
the stock. Appurtenances, implements Of hus-
bandry.. etc, thereunto belonging, or an snywis'
| Appertaining, viz:
On Tract dwelling House and Outbuildings, i
| Negro Quartz IS, Sugarhouse and Machinery. Sta
bic and Corn CRIB, Blacksmith Shop. Draining Ma
chine, Mules, HRrrow8, . sets Mule Harness,
Spades, Axe Piows, and about fifteen acres Seed
| Cana
on Tract 2-Dweling House and outbuildings,
Negro Quarters, Oane Mill, and Sugar Kettles
Seized above stated. to satisfy the plaintiffs ]
p. Van BerRen's claim of ten thousand one hundre,
dollars with interest and all costs as per Judgment
Terms Of SRle-CAsh in United States TreAsurl
| notes; costs of deed aud Internal Revenue stamp
1 at expense Of purchaser.
United States MATshAl's Once, New Orleani
/ February 25 1859 -
No. 46O-fe2s mia l2DB District Of Louisiana.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-26
Alfred 1Tarchana V. John p. Becker

Alfred AIarchand We. John p. Becker
IN THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT,
il for the Fifth Circuit and District of Louis
lana, No. 5lsa-By virtue Of writ Of seiz::
ure end sale, issued ey the aboye1named
Y O'Clock N :, al the door Of the o0urth6use, IN
GTeensoore. pATsh q ~ AsaIsnA. Louisiana, TIE
AN and singular the right tile interest," s1 2
eartan pieces o. PARCELS Of land situate. lying ARd
State, described upon the plan a aAid toEn on fls
IN the ofice Of Warren A. Grice, Notary Pubic in
and for said parish Of 50. HelsnAs under date Of
N5 r & sse SoasS y d ~ Is =
OF I'd square. and running thence south parallel
with the New Orleans Jackson, and Great Mort hsrn
Rsiload 5 feet thence west le tset e ksss
thence east 45 feet to place Of beginning
about Eve and one. bali acres. ~ NIssf ~ [
Also, lot Of land immediately in the rear 81 the
square No forty four 40 feet south Of the norheast
corner Of said square, and running thence south.
frantng FIRST street 40 feet thames West s feat
70 the place Of beginning, cotaniQe ahpg four sd
one half acres; together with al the huildings and
improvements thereon or thdfeuneQ helonGiag, ard
sSs re sane PsopsssI asSqssa x as aa "a
1 March, 1861 which above described property vii
b sod 2 Aatss re IAiSS sG aASSssI
with interest and an costs, With pfiyilege special
mortgage upon said property a. per said writ.
Terms Of Sale Cash in United states TraasuE.
6Slssd i States Msrahala ohcs. New Orleans
A'F'A : i' F. ). HERRoy, o, $ MsrsAal.
No. Bos-mhs 10 1874 81 app =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-26

IN THE uNlTEo STATES olRCpIT COURT
i for toe Fifth Circuit and District Of Louisinna-
70. ssss,-By virtue Of writ q seizure snA sale
sued by the above named court in the above en-.
March 1854 IWill exposs for sgls At pubic auction
70 the highest bidder, % SATURDAY, tho 4tl
day Of April lses ID twelve O'clock noon. d the "a
trance 70 the Oustpmhopse, On Old Leyee. stree,
between Canal and custonihouss streets, in thiA
city be following described property. viz "a l
Two CERTAIN LOTS OF GR6UND, situated
in the first district o this ely in the square bounded
By NAyAdes Clio, Pry tania, and ErAto streets. de
ienAtsa as lots nos. 50 and 81 on plan depositse
u the Office Of 4 o. siarke. Notary as plan W
io5 said lots Aaioin each other and measure ea.'
between parable limos Of ora honersd and ity mind
feet nine inches And inct, together with All The
buildings And imnfoGeuaantb thereon, which tboel
described property will DO sold TO satisfy thu PLAIN
tina Paul n. Lewis claim, viz: the sum Of thirty
i've hundred doheEs interesA aRd qqzts, DER 81
81 mortgage on file, passed before Edward BarFett
netagg il this city on The aiztsenth daS q @
Tsrins-Cash IN United states Treasury nsta5 az
costs 81 deed snd Intsrnal Revenue stamps q q
'United ssatSs Aarphels paeA New oElssn1
FL. HEBRON. U. s. Marshal.
No sos-uhs 70 II n n ~ n "; I S'I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-26

Good Intent Dry Dock Company vs..
Steamer j. M. Sharp. Her Tackle, Apparel etc. =.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
for the District Of Louisiana, No. 9039-In ODE
dienoe to admiralty warrant to directed in the
above entitled suit. have seized and taken
into my possession
The steamer j. M. SHARP, hsr,Taclde Apparel,
etc now libeled by the Good Intent Dry Dock Com
pany for the set forth in the libel now pend
ing in the District Court of the United States
And do hereby Cite and admonish the owner OF
owners thereof, and all and every person persons
having pretending to have any right title in.
terest in or to the same, to be and appear at Dis
trct Court of the United States, for the District
aforesaid, TO be holden at the city Of New Orleans
on or before the THIRD MONDAY from the date
hereof to show cause, il any they have or can. why
the said steamer j, NJ. eharp, her tackle, apparel
etc, should not be condemned, and be sold agree
ably to the prayer Of ibelant
United States Marshal's Office, New Orleans
thirteenth day of March, 1863
Il. j. HEkRON, U. s. Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-26

The geldeh rose sent ihia year By I'D
pope 70 he queen Il not, q might be sup.
posed, an object Of trihing value; on the
contrary, It Is truly remarkable work q
art, representing branch Of . rose tree
with the th0rns and huds Ia pure gold, and
having At The extrsmitya foTer Of Large
siza. TIE bongh rests on Ga elegant ped
essal, Of silver fiis, which bears The papa
arms among Is ofnamenls Nh8 intfiaeil
value of ths prssent, cnleRlaied w ~
weight Of the gold only, s 10000 reals
about $1,000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-03-26

United States ". Eighteen Barrels
Whisky and Thirty One HUNDRED Cigars.
for the District Of lOnislana No se65.-By virtue
Of writ Of vendtionl expanas to me directed 10 the
above entitled suit, ] will proceed TO sell TO the
highest bidder on SATURDAY, the twenty eighth
day Of March. 1858, at II clock A. NJ. at United
States Internal r~yenue bonded warehouse No. o,
corner Of Julia and Foucher Streets
Thirtyone hundrsd CIGARS more or less.
Terms-Cash, at Time Of adjudication, in United
States Treasury notes.
United States Marshal,s Office, New Orleans,
sixteenth day Of March, lsee.
No. B54-InhlT 20 ~ % H u. s. Marshal.