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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-02
OBITUARY.

DEPARTED this life at Fonti Flora, on the
Goth Of July, Mrs. ELIZABETH NJ. PEAR
SON, rtlict Of the late Dr.. George Il. Pea,
son.
Mrs. Pearson was native of Fairfield
| and was about seventy three years of age
She was n woman of most remarkable char
| acters,ics her energy and perseverance,
wcro indomitablc; her fortitude in times OF
trial, sublime; her faith akin to that Of job
when he exclaimed, Though lie say me,
yet will trust in Him. l.c shall also be
my salvation"
Her life was one OF usefulness 70 her fcl.
lowmcn; for never, did the sick ncci her
services, and she not render them. never
the poor II friend and she turn away. The
bread she had cast upon The waters. return
I'd to her again: for during her last long
illness, kindncsscs wcro showcrcd upon her
Offerings of love md gratitude smoothcd
for her, he rugged path that cl unto the
grave. For many years Mrs Pearson Was
l member Of the Methodist Episcopcal
Church, aud shc met death with such calm
'esignation that her children and friends
have the comforting belief she has cnt cred
that rest prepared for the children of God |!
"Blcsscd arc the mcrciful, for they shall
obtain mercy"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-02

INFORMATION WA3TED.-Any person who
was in tire Confederate army, who knew
one Philip NJ. Platt, formerly Of Brooks
County, Georgia. who enlisted ut the begin.
ming Of tho war i'll q South Carolina rcgi
mcnt, formed in Charleston, will confer o
favor upon his mother IN very poor woman)
by sending any information they may have
of him to Hon. p. NJ. RUSSELL Savannah
When last heard of he was at Orangcburr.
Charleston Netps.
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RULE TO PLEAD.
State Of South Carolina,
FAI FIELD TRIG

FA r f r D DISTR RIGT,
IN THE CoMMoN PLEAS.
Martin l. Braswcll bearer, vs.C McClcna.
CHAN, Attachment.
VIZ HEREAS the Plaintiff did on the twcn-
W ly"sevonlh dny Of April, a. ID 1868,
hlo his declaration against the Defendant
who, las il is snid) isabscnt from and without
fhc limits OF tins State. and has ncithcr
vito nor attorney known within the same
upon whom n copy copy Of tho said do.
claratioh might be served.
It is therefore Ordered thai the said DO
PENDANT do appear and plead to tho said
declaration on or before the twenty eighth
day Of April, a, b. 1869, otherwise final and
absolute Judgment will thcn be given and
awarded for che Plaintiff against him.
s. B. GLOW NEY, G. G. p.
Clerks Office, Fairfield District,
April 9th, 1868.
uly 2-l3m1y
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RULE TO PLAED.
State OF South Carolina.

FAIR FIELD ISTRICT.
jas. x. Rnbb vs. John Willingham Attach
mcnt.
NXTHEREASth tho Plaintiff did on tho six
w tccnth dny Of March, a. u. 1868 flt
his declaration against tho Defendant who,
(as it is said) Is absent from and without
the limits Of this State and has neither wife
nor attorney known within the same upon
whom copy Of the said declaration, might
be served.
II is therefore Ordered, that the said
Defendant do appear and plead to Tho said
declaration on or bcforo Tho seventeenth
day Of March A. D. 1860 otherwise final
and absolute judgment will then be given
and awarded fortho Plaintiff against him.
s. H. CLOWNEY, G. g. p.
Clerks Office, Fairfield District.
mar 17.-1c3mly
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CSlstinoatee.

This is TO certify that we are using +.
Elders Patent Clothes Washer; il is simple
and net liable to get out of order. We can
recommend il to the publc to be great
saving OF labor and less injurious TO the
clothes than ll,c old method of washing.
Rev g Belts, Winnsboro, sc, Mrs DR.
HR McMastcr, Winnsboro, S G, Mrs Sam
Stevenson, Fairfield District, c, Mre
RobL Heron. Fairfield District, S G, Mrs G
Kennedy. Chester, S G, Dr. D a Recly.
Chester, S G, Mrs Caleb Barnes, Columbia
G, Mrs l. Yohguc, Columbia, S G, Cap,
l. NJ Grist, Proprietor Enquirer, Yorkville,
G, Mrs. s. B. Clowncy, Winnsboro, S. c.,
II. W. Bricc, Pastor Hopcwcn Church.
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TROUBLE AT WALTERBono'.-A collision
took place yesterday near Whitehall, on the
the Savannah and Charleston Railroad, be-
tween party Of negroes and some soldiers.
The negroes fired upon the soldiers, who
dispersed the mob and wounded one of the
rioters. 1t rs said that negro from Bis
sclps place was ono Of tho ringleaders.-
Another ringleader was colored preacher
About forty negroes have been arrested and
taken To- Wnltcrboro'. - Charleston News.
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The Massacre of Japanese Christians.

The nows from Japan relating that
one hundred and fifty native Chris.
tians were recently taken from the
city of Nagasaki and put to death by
drowning, by order of the Mikabo, il
spite Of the rcmonstranccs Of the for.
eign consuls, and. that others had suf.
fcrcd martyrdom in other parts of the
empire, clicits the following specula.
tions in the New York Post
Who were these japanese Chris.
tians : Is it certain that they were
converts of modern missionaries. Nc
such success has yet attended thcil
efforts in Japan. Whence, then, did
these one hundred and fifty japanese
Christians come :
1t is probable, and indeed almost
certain, that they rrc of the old stock
VINO nave III some way succeeded iu
keeping alive, through successive
generations for two hundred and fifty
years, the religious faith preached by
the Jcsuits. The persecution which
the native Christians Of Japan suffer
cd at the time their Government OK
PEELED foreigners, and made the pro.
fcssion Of the Christian faith capita
offence, has no parallel in history
and all its rigors have been continued
to the present day.
The present dynasty of tho Ty-
coons, which was established at that
period, made the Buddhist the State
religion and the more cifcctually to
secure the total extinction of tho ad-
horcnts of the hated Christian faith,
made the Buddhist priesthood the spc-
cial agents of tho Government fo,
hunting out Christians ard torturinp
them from this there was no cscano.
except by recantation or dt ath.
There has been no relaxation If their
vigilance, and all the laws O. iginally
enacted are still in force. 1o-da,
every Japanese must register himsci,
at some temple as Buddhist, or be-
condemned as an outcast; and SO
strenuous is the guard that even the
simple contract of 4 japanese servant
with his employer contains always, a.
a part of it's legal form, the spcciGca-
tion that he is not Christian. Never.
thcless, American residents in Japan
recall a rnmor which from time to
time came to their ears of q band or
community of Jesuit proselytcs still
existing in some part of the empire.
sometimes they were said to live in
the very heart Of Yeddo, and at 9TH
ers in one of the southern provinces.
1t is possible that this secret commu
nifty, encouraged by the revolution in
the empire, has venturcd rashly to
disclose itself.
1t will be very remarkable if it
shall prove that there are still in ia
pan any considerable number of
Christians, the descendants of those
who were converted by the Jesuits
two hundred and Gfty years ago. 1t
would be new proof of tho futility
OF even the most rigorous and cruel
persecution.
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RULE TO PLEAD.
State Of South Carolina,
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.



hos. j. Chalk, vs. ID. 9. Boyle, Attach
Jncnt. SID. rs
WHEREAS The Plaintiff did on the 2Glh
w day Of October, a. d. 1867, flc lbs
Declaration against tho Defendant who, (as
il is sadly is absent from and without tho
limits Of this State and has neither wife nor
attorney known within tho same upon whom
copy of tho said declaration might be
served.
II Is therefore ordered, that the said Dc.
fondant do appear and plead to tho said dc.
claration on or before Tho 9th day Of Ooto
bcr, A. D. 1868 otherwise final absolute
Judgment will then bo given and awarded
tho Plaintiff against him.
. $. B CL0WNEY, g. G. z,
Clerks Office,
winnsboroe g. G., 2e,h Oct. 1861.
oct 29-1 c3mly
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News Items,
New YORK. August 2

NEW YORK, august rs.
The sheriff and several officers entered
the Broadway Theatre last evening, during
the performance Of "Foul Play" q copy
rlghtcd play, in order to arrest Mr.. b. M.
Watkins, ono of the company and prevent
tho continuance of tho piece. Pistols wore
used, resulting IN tho wouuding of two ac-
tors-one OF them fatally. The sheriff was
imprisoned to-day, to await the result of
tho injuries.
aa. @ HAVANA, August 25.
General Alatorre wants 5000 more mon
TO put down tho rebellion in the State of
Vera Cruz Salnave has been again defeat
ed, and IS now acting solely on The defen-
sive. lie made q forced loan of $500, 900.
Salnave and the British Minister have be-
come reconciled. ualEiS is3st f a..
I,ss 'So NEw YouK; August 81. e.
Eight brick layers, indicted for conspira-
cy, asa test suit Of the right of striking
oraftmen to prevent others from working !;
tho jury brought7ip q verdict Of guilty.
RALEIGH, August 81. y
Hon. David L. SWAIN LID, late Prcsi-
dent Of our University, died to-day, at his
residence, at Chapel Hill. Somo weeks
ago, himself and Prof. Fcltcr wero thrown
from wagon, and Mr. Swain seriously
injured, though no bones worc broken, Ills
death is attributed to the injury.
Thesoity has been quiet since the dcpar-
turo of the Legislature, on Monday last.
New ORLEANS, August 2S.
The police force Of New Orleans have not
beon paid for FIVE months. Yesterday, q
committee from the force waited upon' the
Mayor, setting forth that many Of the off
GERS are without tho means to procure the
commonest nccessaries of life. Their fami-
lies are in actual want. They also state
that tho beat officers have been reduced 10
absolute beggary, and are compelled to So
licit from tho charitable, whose residences
they ganrd, food to take to their families
1t is stated that 1t is not charity they ask,
but pay for labor honestly performed The
City Council took the matter into considera-
i'm, and passed a resolution declaring their
inability TO help them, and referred the
mqmorial to the Legislature.
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leading negro radical declared on the
streets of Raleigh, North Carolina. q day or
two since, that "if Seymour and Blair were
elected, the colored men of the South would
not submit to it,"
This man, says tho Sentinel was but ut
tcring inccndiary language, put into his
mouth by white rcnogndcs. They threaten
war and revolution, if tho people of the
North decide that the Constitution shall be
restored. Let Northern journals mako u
note of this.
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RULE TO PLEAD.
The State OF South Carolina.

l. a X + ! Il l. d ID STRICT
IN TnE COMMON PLEAS.
Nancy Wilks, VS. ID. G. Boyle, Attachment.
NIIlEREAS the Plaintiff did on the 2G!h
w day Of October, a. D. 1907 file
her declaration against The Defendant who,
(as it is said) is absent from and without
the limits Of this State and has neither wife
nor attorney known within tho samo upon
whom copy Of the said declaration might
be served.
II is therefore ordered that The snid De-
fcndant do appear and plead to the said
declaration on or before the 9th day Of Oc.
tobcr, a. d. 1868 otherwise final and ah-
solnic Judgment will then be gi3cn and
awarded for the rlainliir against him.
S. H. CLOWNEY, G. C.P.
Clerks Office, Fairfield District
2hth OctobcrlSG7 oct 20 lc3mly
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RULE TO PLEAD,
State Of South Carolina.

FXI Id DISTRIC n.
IN TIE COMMON pLEAs.
G. A. Hill (for arothcr vs. ]. G. G. Feaster,
Attachment.
W IIEREAS tho Plaintiff did on the sixth
w day OF June, A. D. 1868 file his decla-
ration against tho Defendant who, las IL Is
said) is absent from and without tho limits
Of this State and has neither wife nor attor-
ncy known within the same upon whom a
copy Of tho said declaration might be sorv-
ed.
II is therefore Ordered, that tho said Do
fendant do appear and plead 10 the dcclara
ton on or before tho eighth day of Juno,
a. ID. 1869, otherwise final and absolute
judgment will then bo givon and awarded
for tho Plaintiff against him.
s. Is. tLOWNEY, G. C. p.
Clerks Office. Fairfield District.
june 23-1 c3mly
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Foreign News,
LONDON, ESG., August G

The Foreign Offfcc has advices that tho
reported attempt to assassiuate Queen Vic
torla originated from nn insane Englishman
approaching the Queens apartments.
Dispatches from Calcutta report the oh :
scrvations of The eclipse as satisfactory in
the highest. The sky was cloudess, and
the phenomena plainly visible throughout
India except nt Bombay, where dTizzliug
rain prevailed.
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Some velocipede amateurs Of Mar.
sellles are arranging n long journey with
the new means Of locomotion. The We
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AN IMPORTANT QUEsTIoN.-If NIL tho
available income of tho Treasury is requir-
cd to meet the interest on tho national debt,
how long will it bo before tho reduction Of
The principal will bring us q reduction in
our Federal taxation Of $500. 100000 a
year? asks the New York Herald
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Liverpool Market.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 20.
Cotton steady.

THE NORTu GIVES UP THE REooNsTuCrIoN
ACTs.-Wc do not mean the reconstruction
laws; they arc but the waste rhetoric of
Radical rage. Tho people have given them
up md will be content to see them formally
sci aside rs practically they always must
be i'll any attempt TO govern the South hon
estiy and justly. Tho people want no
pledges that Southern men will never vote
this way or That way Earnest wisdom new
or demands u ridiculous or impracticablc
guarantee. The people arc willing to leave
the South, with its history. its defeats,
its bloody fields and impoverished cities, sat
isted that the war is the best guarantee
again ii war-contcnt to believe that if VIC
cannot trust ten States in sacred promises
there is no rcmcdy.-N. Y. Herald
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DRESS GOODS. &c.

AIDES DRESS GOODS, Printed Mus.
- lins, Urgandies, SWISS, Cambrcs, in,
comets, Ginglarps, Calicoes, Plaid and
Striped Homespuns, Long Cloths, Cotton
Yarn, Table Linen, Cassimeres. Cottonadcs
| Ladies' and 0entlemen's Shoes, Brogans
&c., Sc. .8ust received.
KETCnlN. McMASTER s. BRlCE.
opl26
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"Arms +! give us arms" is the cry of tho
pot.baggors. Wait till next November
and in the general and prccipitatc rush of
the Jacobin party towards Salt River, legs
will be moro in demand than arms
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Prize Fight in Virginia.
WASHINGTON, August "a.

Several vessels, crowded with people to
witness the fight at owe River, Va, DC.
tween Sam Collycr and E9arLs, left here
this morning.
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'~s~s~

VEnY GooD.-Mr. Pendleton, Of Ohio, al.
luding to the Radical platform, which dc.
olares that tho northern States may regu
late suffrage for themselves, but tho South
shan't 1T, s.ys the policy is like
"'fhe snow fake in the river,
moment Whitc, !hen melts forever
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-02

One more victim of the war, in The
person Of Mr. Ashe, member Of the
Edisto Rifles who died in Orangeburg
a few days since, from the effects Of
wound which he received in bat
tie.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-02

The gas-works OF Southbridge, Massachu-
sets, blow up Saturday night. Seven mon
are reported to have boen killed, and four to
have sustained serious injuries.
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New York Market.

NEW YonK, Aug. 20, T PM.
Cotton quiet and steady sales | ;,
100 bales, at 305. Gold 445.
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The Republican Party" of Georgia.


N HNNINI 'N', august lF
In the Grant auI CoIfax demonstration
here on the 18th thcrc was but three ,ehite
men in 'lc procession. and not three hun
drcd, as published by tho papers north of
Washington.
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IMPENDING TROUBLES IN TENNEssEE.-A
correspondent Of the New York World, wri.
Ting from Washington, says that ncws had
reached that city of serious impending trou-
blcsin Tennessee. General George II Thorn
as hns commenced TO forward additional Uni
ted States troops into the State, and Brown
low has prepared to call for 80, 900, Of the
militia. Tennessee has fuller complement
of arms than any other Southern State, and
formidable standing State army is ex-
pectcd to DO organized ct oncc. 1t
does not appear that any orders have been
sent to Gen Thomas to forward troops from
his command, nor nrc the authorities fully
posted as 10 what is going on either in Ken
lucky or Tennessee
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Return Of Specie from Europe.
New Yonk, August 2G.

Between three and four millions dollars
i'll specie are on the way back from Eu.
rope
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RULE TO PLEAD.
State Of South Carolina.
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT

IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
L. Foster & Co., vs. james r. Ashford AT.
tnchmcnt.
w ilEREAS the Plaintiff did on the 23l
w day of June, a. d., 1868 file his de.
claralion against The Defendant who, (as il
is snid) is absent from and without the
limits Of this State and has neither wife
nor attorney known within the same upon
whom cory OF the said declaration might
BE- served
IT is therefore ordered, that the said Dc
iendant do appear and plead 10 tho said dc
claration OH or before The 9th day of June,
a. d. 1869, otherwise final and absolutc @
judgment will then be given and awarded
for the Plaintiff against Kim
s. Is. CLOWNEY, C. c. P.
Clerks Office, Fairfield District,
Juno 23d, 1868.
juno 27..1c3mly
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A NEW SUFFRAGE MovEMENr.-A politi
cal philosopher in Boston is trying to
arouse public sentiment in favor Of tho
extension of the right of suffrage to native
born young mon between tho ages of egh-
teen and twenty.one. Ho takes tho ground
that young men Of this class are called on
to do mons duties in war times, and are
otherwise treated as men, and therefore are
entitled to the full privileges of mon.
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Charleston Market.

CHARLESTON. Aug. 80.
Cotton dull; sales only bale new,
at 3l--middling nominal at2S a 2SJ ;
receipts 33.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

NSSENCE or GINGER, Uca,inc, Ext.
III Lemon, Mrs Winslows Soothing Syr-
up, Dinrrh@a Remedy, husbands Magncsn,
ll"stcttcr's Bittcrs, Calisnya Bttcrs, Soda,
Cream Tartcr Corn starch, Fnrna. Arrow.
Root, Allcock's Porous plnstcrs, Queens
Delight, &c. Just received
kETClllN. McMASTER & BRICE.
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