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AMONGST Atlantic Cables, steam
navigations and those PROFESSIONS OF
science and art that mark the nine
teenth centuary, not the least useful,
are DR.. Ayers medicines. They take
rank amorg the benefactions Of man
kind. from the raplduy aud certainty
with which they cure. Try Ayers
Cherry Pectoral on cough and it is
gone. What skin diseases or impuri-
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SarsaparilIa Ayers Pills are the per
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for are good medicines and the knowl-
edge how to use them for protection
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THE PHIDE uF FHE FAMILY is the
accomplished daughter. Every lady
mast have knowledge aud refinement
Cutr. Pennsylvania has just PRIDE
in the HaIlidaysburg Seminary
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MAKES 4 LASTING SHINE.
Those Who black their boots on Saturday night
with ordinary blackiug, don't ,ve much shine on
Sunday as the polish fades Of, but the shine OF
DDBBINS' BLACkING
Lasts saturday Night and all day Sun
day.
Il Js1ts aHy otAsr backing made.
Manufactured only by j B. Dobsins, at his i'm
mense Soap anl Blackng Works, Sixth Street aud
Geruantown Avebue- Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale by Ii. F. IRVINE, the Regulator,
n0y27m3 Bedford Pa.
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OFFICE r 8.
A. C CURTIN, President.

A. G CURTIN, President
n MICKLES, Vice President
GEORGE ELLIS cashier National Bank Com
monwealth,l Treasurer
HON. A Il MCCLURE, Philadelphia, Solicitor.
The Chinese Government having fthrough the
Hon AnsoD Burlingsme) conceded to this Com
pany the privilege Of connecting the great sea-
ports of the Empire by submarine electric teIe-
graph cable, propose commencing operations
in China, and laying down line of nine hundred
miles at once, between the following port ,,g:
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Aleu- advertisements.

FENEN TEACHER, WANTED.--3
Teachers are wanted 20 take chprge Of the
Monroe p. Schools, the coming winter
By order cf the Board. DANIEL MILLER.
dec4w2 Sec'v
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ SHIP.-AoJice is hereby given, that the
Partnership lately existing be'weeu u. Berks,ress-
er and K. Berkstresser, under he 6nn Of r
" Berkstresser Co. has been dissolved By Inu
tual consent. q BERKSTkESSER
K. " BERk>1ESSER
The business will be continued 0y X ~ Berk-
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CEILING OFF AT COST!
Ready made clothing,
Cashmere,
Hats and Caps
At COST.
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NARPETS--Don't Pay the High
Prices The NEW ENGLAND CARPET
Co. Of Boston, Mass established nearly quarter
of century sgo In their present location, in Halls
over IT, 73, - II, ~, 81. o5, o5 and 81 Fl lnoyer
Street, have probably furnished more houses with
carpets than any other house 10 the country. In
order 70 nFori those at "a Distance the advantages
Of their low prices, they propose to send, on re-
eeipt Of the price, % yards or upwards of their
beautiful Cottage carpeIing, at 30 cents per yard,
with samples Of ten sorts, varying in price from %
cents TO s. per yard, salt bic for furnishing every
part Of any house. nov26w4c-D
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OF
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ENILLIES, SHAFTS, Poles, Spokes,
and Hubs, are sold by HARTLEY & METZ.
GER st manufacturers prices. sprau
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COLBURN'S PATENT

COLBURN'S PATENT.
PATENTED July 2 1857 RETssUED ARC lSl98S.
Extracts from Letters and Reports Of the work
iug qualttI-s Il tho Axe.
/ Your Axe is Bound 10 he TIE AXE.
II Il will cur - per cent better.
III Ny bro;her lost an arm in the war, but
Wi;a your Axe be can cut as well as any one else
can
" IF I could not get another, twenty-five ,s25l
dollars would 10; buy IT,
Il will cut hooPpoles better than any other
Axe
VI I would not hs without il for anything.
VII. The only objection Is it goes toJ far into
the wood.
VIII Men who chop for living universally ap-
prove Of it, Re, &c, al juGutum.
For sale by al responsible dealers in the I nited
States
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-02-19
ARTICLE I.
DECLARATION OF RIGHTS.

Sec. |. All men are born free and
equal-cndowcd by their Creator
with certain inalicnablc rights, among
r. which may be reckoncd the right Of
enjoying and defending their lives
and liberties, acquiring, possessing and
protecting property, and seeking and
obtaining their safety and happiness.
SEc,S2. Slavery shall not exist in
this State, nor involuntary servitudc,
otherwise than for the punishment of
crime, whereof the party shall have
been duly convicted.
SEC. 8. All political power is vested
in and derived from the people only !;
therefore they have tho right at all
times, to modify their form of govern
ment in such manner as they may
deem expedicnt when the public good
demands.
SEC. 4. Every citizen of this State
owes paramount allegiance to the
Constitution and the Government of
tho United States, and no law or ordi-
nance Of this State in contravcntion
or subvcrsion thereof can have any
binding force.
SEo.5. This State shall ever remain
member of the American Union,
and all attempts, from whatever
source, or upon whatever pretext, to
dissolve said Union, ought to be re-
sisted with the whole power of tho
State.
SEo,G. The right of the people,
pcrceably to assemble to consult for
the common good, and to petition the
government, or any department there
Of, shall never be abridged.
SEC. 7. All persons resident in this
Stata;f,I,Ds, in the United States, or
who have boon naturalized, and shall
have legally become citizens of tho
United States, are hereby declared
citizens of South Carolina, possessing
equal and political rights and public
privileges as hereinafter declared by
this constitution.
SEC. 8. All persons may freely
speak, write and publish their sonti-
ments on any subject, being response
bic for tho abuse of thatright; and no
laws shall bo enacted to restrain OF
abrldge the ilDerty OF speech or OF the
= press II
SEC. 8. In prosecutions for tho pub
lication Of papers Investigating tho
official conduct Of officers or men in
public capacity, or when tho matter
y published is proper for public informa-
s tion, the truth thereof may be given in
y evidence and that in all indictments
i for libel, tho jury shall have the right
8 to determine the law and the. facts un..
der the direction of the court.
+ SEC. 10. No person shall be depriv-
ed of tho right to worship God accord
ing to the dictates Of his own con.
science Prouideo, That tho liberty
If conscience hereby declared shall
not Justify practice inconsistent with
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-02-19
TIL lG
Selected Poetry.

"TRIP LIGHTLY.
Trip lightly over trouble,
Trip lightly over WRONG,
We only mako gric! doub!o
BY dwelling on it long.
Why clasp woes hand 50 tightly?
Why sigh o'cr blossoms dead?
Why cling to forms unsightly?
Why not seek JOY instead ?
Trip lightly over sorrow,
Though MI the day be day,
The sun may shine Tomorrow,
And gaily sing the lark;
Fair hopes have not departed,
though roses may have fled;
Then never be down-hcnrte.l,
But look for JOY instead.
Trip lightly over sadness,
Stand not to rail at doom:
We've pearls to string Of gladncss,
On this side Of the tomb;
Whilst stars are nightly shining,
And the Heaven is overhead,
Encourage not rcpinirg,
But look for joy instead.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-02-19
CIVIL GOVERNMENT.
A DECLARATION OF RIGHTS
REMARKABLE DOCUMENT.

We, the people of the State of
South Carolina, in Convention assem-
blcd, Grateful to Almighty God for
this opportunity, deliberately and
peacefully, Of entering into an explic-
it and solemn compact with each other,
and forming new constitution of civ
il government for ourselves and pos
tcrity, recognizing the necessity of
the protection of the body polite in
all that pertains to their freedom,
safety and tranquility, aud imploring
the direction Of tho. Great Legislator
of the universe, do agree upon, ordain
and establish the following
DECLARATION OF RIGHTS AND FORM OF
GOVERNMENT AS TIE CONSTITUTION
OF TIE COMMONWEALTH OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-02-19
IMpEACIIM MENT.

IMPEACHMENT.
SEC Tho House Of Representatives
shall have tho solo power Of impca ohmcut
\ vote of two thirds Of all tho mcmbcrs
elected shall bo required for an impcach-
mont, ard any officer impcNchcd. Shall
thereby be suspended from office until judg
mcnt in tho case shall have been pronouno.
cd.
SEC . All impcachmcnts shall hc tried
by the Senate, AMI when sitting for that
purpose, they shall be under oath or nili -
nation. No person shall DO convicted cx-
ccpt by vote OF two thirds of all tho mem-
eers elected. When tho Governor is i'm.
pchched, tho CHIEF Justice of tho Supreme
Court, or the senior Judge, shall preside,
with casting vote in al preliminary quos.
tons.
SEC 8 The Governor and all other cxccu.
tive and judicial officers, shall be liable to
impeachment but Judgment in such case
shall not extend further than removal from
Office. Tho persons convicted, shall never
tholcss, bo liable to indictment, trial and
punishment according to law.
SEo For all wilful Neglect of duty, or
other reasonable cause, which shall not DO
sufficient ground of impeachment, the Gov :
cr,lor shall remove any executive or judicial
officer OIL the address Of two.thirds Of each
House Of tho General Assembly. Proufled
That tho cause or causes, for which sad
removal may be required, shall DO stated at
length in such address, and entered OH the
journals of each House. And propided, far
tier, That the officer intended TO be romov-
Cd shall be notified of such cause, or causes,
and shall be admitted to n hearing in his
own defence, before any voto for such
address and IN all oascs, the voto shall
be taken by yeas and nays. and bo enter.
I'd on the journals of each House rcspcc>
lively.
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defect of heirs, shall revert, or cschcat to
the people.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-02-19

AS Dun MOTHERS Do. - We wcro
amused the other evening, SAYS an cx.
change, at three little girls PLAYING
among tho sage brush III buck yard.
Two OF them were "u,akinR:bplcve keep
house, a lew yards distxnes from each
other-rHe'ghbors as il wers. Ope'of
them says to the thisa liule girl;-~-
There, now, Nelly ,ven 20 to Sarah's
house, and stop a G,,le while and talk,
and then you onme back aud tell mo
what she says about ma and til talk
about her then yol 90 and tell ht,r all,i
| say, and then well get mad and Yon't:.
speak TO each other. just like our nuth.
ers DO, you know. Q !, thatll bo SUCH
GW.'
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sSiISsNT i,oMAh&


SEc The Staie sl,all have concurrent
Jurisdiction Or Mi rivers bordering on this
State, 10 fhr ns sucIr rivc:s. shall form q
Common boundary to this and any other
State bounded by tho game ; 4 and they, To-.
gether with all other nayigable waters
Within tho limits Of tito State, Shall be com.
mon ,highways,snd forever free, az vel TO
thsiphabitants Of this State rs to- the citi
leNs OF the United States, without any tax
or, f,iHpost therefor 3'a5$E - &&G'tf fzng
SEo The title to all lands and other
Property, which have heretofore accrued to
this state bygrant, gift, purchase, forfei.
ture, escheats, Or otherwise, shall vest in
tho State Of South Carolina the Same as
though no change had taken. place Be
.SRo 9 Tho people Of the State, in their
right OF sovereignty are declared to possess
tho ultimate property In and to ali lands
within the Jurisdiction OF tho State; and
oil lends, the ti,le to which sltall fall from,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-11
News
M TEEEGg.fPH,
TO rkrrs DAILY xsEszDCUaY..
WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, june 1.-THE conserva-
tive members OF two boards Of the Wash
ington City Council met in joint session
last evening. and were encouraged in their
proceedings by the Appearance OF the alder
men of the first ward, who claimed that
the board of which be was . member, was
not properly organized therefore he took
his seat among the conservatives. The
committee heretofore appointed, reported
that they we're still unable TO obtain returns
from ths Republican register. In order to
count them, 20 a. to determine who was
elected Mayor under these circumstances.
They offered resolutions, which were adopt
ed. that the Joint meeting adjourn ill after
noon Of to day, for the purpose Of electing
Mayor nd interim.
A resolution was adopted inviting the Ro-
publican members to attend On the coca
SION.
A great deal of feeling has
been excited in Democratic circles
here, by an editorial in the New York
Uorld, aeqnlescing TO some extent in the
doctrine Of universal or negro suffrage. The
Chase men are, of course, well pleased with
the article, and think that it argues well for
the prospects of the Chief Justice at the
New York Convention. The disposition
among members Of the House and Dem
ocra,ic leader here, seems to be TO declare
against negro suffrage, unless itshouid be
established by the will Of the people;
that it is tie absolute right OF States north
and south, TO control their own State or
CARNATIONS upon this subject.
sssArs-Mr. Yates reported from the
Territorial Committee bill admitting Col
orndo.
The joint resolution granting permission
TO officers and soldiers to wear badges Of
the corps in which they served during the
var was passed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-11

WASHINGTON, June 10.-SRrATn.-The
Chair submitted communication from the
Secretary of the Interior. iuclosing the opin-
ion Of Gen. Sherman, 40 one Of the Indian
Commission, that immediate action should
be taken in the matter Of the Sioux and
Nevada Indiana. Referred.
The bill amending the act for the carry
ing the mails between the United States and
foreign ports, which rescinds the prepay.
nieht OF letter postage on newspapers be-
tween the states and Territories west Of
haDsas. except when sent from the publ
cauoh eihce, was passed, after some debate.
Az the expiration OF the morning. the
special ORDER BIZ 10 admit North Carolina
South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama to
representation in Congress. was taken mr.
The question was on the amendment nj NJ
Sherman to strike out the additional fuuda.
mental condition imposed ON Georgia. of
striking from her Constitution the provis.
ions preventing the enforcement Of con.
tracts made prior TO June, 1866.
After debate the amendment was rejected
3 against 81
Mr.. Williams moved 10 amend the third
section by inserting the following, which
was agreed to: And thereupon the officers
of each State, duly elected and qualified
under the Constitution, ehali be inaugura-
ted without delay. but no person prohib
tied from holding Office by the United States,
or by any State, BY section third Of the pro
posed amendment 70 the Conslitutjon Of the
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-11

OTTAWA, June TO- There 10 prevalent .
rumor that the English government wishes
to stipulate that the Canadian government
shall not increase the public debt till the
guaranteed bends to build the Internationa
Railroad ere paid. II is not believed that
this condition will DO complied with. The
question will occupy the attention Of the
Minister Of Finance. who is In England.
A movable column composed of the Let
battalion rife brigade, the 43d volunteer
battalion, the Ottawa field battery and From
tenais' cavalry, are held in readiness to pro-
coed under orders At an hours notice. The
force will be commanded by Lord Russell.
MoSrnEAL, June, l0.-Dstsctivs Callsn
is said to be slightly better, And hopes are
entertained Of his recovery.
Gardner who shot him Was arrested I'M
der tho sxtradition treaty for forgery. The
gang all Of whom are under arrest, were on
the point of starting for England. Ho rob
bed the Reading (Pa.,) Banks last year o.
$3.50, 900, and, With his accomplces, have
been living here in high feather. His wife
and Donaldson's wife were also arrested
but subsequently released. Donaldson and
Garner are still in custody, but will be re
leased unless tho authorities of Pcnnsyya
MIA telegraph for their retention.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-11

SIDES MoiNEs, June 1n--A terrific gale
sven, over Dallas county few days since
The house Of Mr.. Hubbell, near Abel. wal
struck by lightning and consumed. Quite
a number Of houses were blown down OF
moved from their foundations.
The Commencement exercises OF Lows
Law School took place last night. An ao-
dress was delivered TO the graduating class
by Hon. J. c. Knapp, Of Keosauqua. De
grees were conferred upon the class-nine
in number-by Hon. John i. Dillon. Of
the Supreme Court.
The reports that the grasshoopefs are oe-
vasta,ing field crops in Central ana oou'h'
western Iowa, are incorrect
DUBUQUE. June 10.-The pilots on tne
North western Union Packet Company oosts
struck for 300 per month this morning, hav-
Ing previously been getting only $50. The
advance was allowed.
A trot comes OF on Saturday ct Dubuque
Driving Park between the horses Buckskin
and Champion Maid.
An employee of barber shop robbed his
employer yesterday of over three hundred
dollars, and fled. but Was subsequently, ar
rested. The money, however. was not re-
covered
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-11
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June l0.-The deficiency
bill, in which was included the deficiency
for custom house officials, having passed
both houses and received the signature oil
the President, the Treasury Department to.
day mailed duplicates to the different col
lectors Of customs To satisfy the demand
for salaries of officials belonging to the Gus
tom branch Of the service
1t is understood the President has written
letter to Hon. D. 3. Groesbcck. Of Ohio,
rendering him the office Of Secretary Of the
Treasury. and ID being held By him under
advisement, although il IL believed In cer-
tain we'll informed quarters the appointment
will be acce pted.
Ger. Rousseau has been granted permis-
sion from the War Department 10 delay six
weeks in joining his command, Department
of Columbia
Gen. Hancock and staff called on the
Chinese Embassy this morning.
Gen. Meade came here TO urge that Ala
bama be left out Of the omnibus recon.
slruciion bill. lie returned tonight.
The Senate Judiciary Committee has in
structed its chairman, Trumbull, In case Al
ALBANIA is omitted from the bill, TO report
the bill which passed the House In March,
providing that the Constitution be admit
ted Ter ratification, shall be the organic Law
for the provisional government Of . State,
and shall again be submitted 10 the people
for ratification.
The Senate Finance Committee has
authorized its chairman to repolt legisla
tive and appropriation bill, amended BY re-
storing salaries for clerks, struck out By The
House, and by increasing The amount %.
prOpriated about half million.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-06-11
ILLINOIS.

FRREPoar, June 10.-A Republican mass
meeting will be held in this city tomorrow
evening. under the auspices OK the recently
organized Grant and Coltax clubs. Gen.
Hurlbut and other speakers are expected to
address the meeting.
Tha Stephenson Sabbath School conven-
ton will be held in this city on the cath
and 25th inst. Msssrs. Moody and Eggles.
ton. OF Chicago. are expected to be present.
The Masonic fraternity are preparing fol
grand celebration of St. Johns day, on
the oath inst, in this city.