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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10
lCOMM MUNICATED.
Mr.. Editor :.

M. Editor
The people seem to be awaiine to
the extreme necessity that exists of
increasing our white population by
immigration. One farmer offers to
give, if necessary, one third of his
land to actual settlers from Europe or
tho North. Another who has only n
small farm, and whose honesty, intel
ligcncc and thrift constitutes him ono
of ouTbcst citizens, will allow tho i'm
migrant to choose the best 25 acres out
of farm of his 225 acres, excepting tho
part upon which his house stands. 7
think that an immigration society
should be formed at once and that
merchants and professional men, who
do not own land, should cont. ibute
otherwise to tho success of the project.
for they, as we'll as tho landholdcr,
will be benefited by an increase of
population. CIVIS
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Cabbage Worms.

The following clipped from an cx-
change, we insert for what it is or
may be worth. a trial will cost
nothing, and so simple method of
destroying cabbage worms certainly
deserves one
Break off n leaf from the bottom of
the cabbage and place it on the top,
upper side down. Do this in the
evening and in the morning You will
lind near or quite all tho cabbage
worms have taken up their quarters
on this leaf. Take of the leaf and kill
them or feed to the chickens, and
place the leaf back if there be any
more to catch.
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COMMUNICATED.
Foastorville Conservative Democrat @
Club.

-ur. Editor
The Conservative citizens of tho vi.
cinity of Feastcrvillc determined tc
make an effort to organize Conscrva
tive Club. A meeting was called on
the 3oth May {; a number of tho citi.
zcns met. Captain Il. j. Means was
called to tho chair, who upon taking
the seat explained tho object of tho
meeting.
The Constitution and Bylaws of the
Central Club of tho State, was adopt.
cd MS tho platform of this club. The
Chair appointed committee, consist.
ng of Major G. w. Faucctt, D. r.
Foastcr, DR.. j. M. McCallum, j. II.
Crosby and David Coleman, to nomi.
nate permanent officers for the Club.
The committee after retiring reported
for President, DR.. r. w. Coleman :
Vice President, Major G. w. Faucet;
Treasurer, j. A. II. Coleman Secrc-
tary, j.. II. Coleman. Tho nomina.
tions was unanimously adopted.
Some forty-thrcc (43) whites enrolled,
and others arc being added to tho list
daily. Somo ton in number of our
colorcd friends, came out and declar-
cd themselves on the right road, with
tho prospcotl Of many others. A mo-
ton was made by DR.. j. NJ. McCal-
lum, that tho proceeding of this meet
ing be furnished tho Fairfield Herald,
with request to publish tho same for
tho benefit of the cause, 1t was adopt-
cd. Also to furnish a complete list to
tho Win1sboro Club.
The club then adjourned to mcctlat
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10

Every circumstance contributes to
render early rising advisable to those
who arc in tho enjoyment of health.
There is no time equal in beauty and
freshness to tho morning, when ma.
turc has just parted with the gloomy
mantle which night had Gung over
her, and stands before us like lovely
young bride, from whose aspect tho
veil which covered her lovclincss has
been withdrawn.
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COMMUNICATED.
Mr.. Editor !:

Mr.. Editor
| am glad to see, as is manifested,
by tho articles, that have appecard in
the recent issues of your paper, that
many of our citizens are convinced
that the correct policy for us to pur.
sue, is to adopt some feasible plan by
which to induce industrious mmi-
grants to como among lis, as actual
settlers.
Our lands arc without q market
value, lands that formerly sold for,
from five to twenty five dollars an
acre, at the present timo will not COM
mand onc-tenth Of those prices.
This fact being patent to us all, it
bchoovcs us to grapplc with it as such,
and exert our every energy, and re-
sort to every practical cxpedient, to
create such condition of things, as
will be remedy or cure for this cx-
listing evil.
The same principle of supply and
demand that controls the values ola
mattcrs of trade, extends with equal
applicability to the value of lands if
they can be made resources of profita.
bic Investment, they will attract tho
attention of capitalist, and so soon as
this occurs,a a domand will arise, that
will advance the prices.
Now ! what, arc the causes that
produce this demand ? Some of these
arc, lst. The adaptabilty of tho soil
and climate to yield variety of such
productions as meet the wants of the
market. Cd. Facilities for reaching a
market, for all surplus productions of
the Farm. 3rd. Dcnsity ofpopulatton.
Now, Of those VIC have climate,
healthy and genial a soil susccpti
bic of a high state of Improvement,
and which can be made to weld a
vast variety Of productions by indus.
trious and skillful labor, under pro.
per system of culture.
Our facilities for reaching mar.
kct, in fact, the market of the world.
arc ample, we have highways leading
in all directions. two railroads ex-
tending through the entire length OF
our District, and our eastern and
western boundary lines, arc rivers.
But, alas The sine qua non, the most
necessary of all others, population,
We wocfully lack. Can this great de-
sidrrntmm 2 This all ahsnrhinn mnnt
be supplied We hope it can, if the
c0orf, faithfully and earnestly be n,ade
Adopt feasible, attractive plan, one
that will win confidence by its earn
estncss. Give and bcstow upon the i'm
migrant, wko will become a bona tide
settler, Il place for a comfortable farm
and house. This will identify him
with us, our country will be his coun-
try, our home will be his home. Do
this, and the desired end will be noar-
ly attained. Skillful labor will be in.
troduccd--labor that will be peculiar
ly adapted to tho mode of culture, so
necessary to rccuporatc our wasted
soils, and which can apply the system
OF culture so necessary for success.
DO this fellow citizens, and rest rs.
sured, that demand for your lands
will spring up, which will bring the
pleasant conviction to you, that the
bostowal of the ono-tcnth of your
lands, was not only profitable pccu.
mary investment, but that it was n
patriotic oblation offered up at tho al
tar of your country's welfare and your
country's prosperity.
ONE WHO Owes MONEY AND DESIRES
TO PAY TT.
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ence in civil affairs, who knows moth
ing of fpolitics or craftsmanship, and of
very ordinary intelligence mere
soldier and nothing clse--has been Sc
lccted to be the candidate of "the
party of grand moral idcas,' for tho
highest civil Office in tho land. A
strange event, truly. But wonders
will never cease.
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us. TAXES

7 ,HE monthly list Of taxes for Jonnory
= Il FCbrenry and March and tho annual
Iaxes Tor l8G7 nrc now due will attend
a. inc following time and places to collcc.
tho same. Viz: ''''
Winnsboro, Wednesday Juno The 10b.
hidgew"y, Thursday June l1th: Monticc,,
TO- Saturday juno 18th Jacob Fcaster',
Monday Juno 10Th. .
rNe per cent penalty will bc imposed on
~ VINO Ia'l 10 make payment at tho limo
and places specified and collee,;on .nro"n ,o
cd MS prescribed by Inv. ''''o'
49, 90 :. tALVIN BRGCE.
~ -o-h Deputy Collector
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Moro Tyranny.

The following extracts, VIC elm For
,l,I;..,;,, rro,, o. ,..,l,.. :.
I"'''''' '' y" >''"5',' %
'hat inc foa"'rSo o' inc NEWS can nave
an idea OF what our friends of the
Press think Of the military intcrfcr-
cncc with our private matters rho
rL.Io.ta, N.'..
o''' '''N' ''"" '"''
+. II. Hill, first Lieutenant, fifth
artillery, has threatened the Wins
boro NemS because the editors refused
to publish tho advertisements for the
military unless paid for in cash.
Nothing dauntcd by this rather plain
hlnt' inc editors OF inc Nr"s announce
ness ili'h'ft''"|if way, hhd to give
e'o''V - nooo"y
On this the Wilmington .St,u com
mcnts as follows:
"Now ;sn,t Air. E;r.t liant nm
brioht littlc sotr,nto Ln ,l,us .
tnn1nt;,,t ~ 1n,nn? ,'"? ~ ~ '""' AZ
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NOTICE.

NoT!CE is hereby given 10 alr nor,ios
-, ~ claiming contraband spirits sc,zcd ~
,Winnsboro for violation of Tie Iniern"S
revenue Laws, TO como forward within a,
DAYS from date and prove propo,iy md o;yc
pond for costs Of asnit in us. Disiric,
Co9rt-othcrwisc IL will he sold ACCORDING
~ kcg seized from Express Train 3,h
Marcn last, kegs seized from L.. s. Null.
ghh Kegs and empty casks from A. NJ
nooe ). 2cask at the store Of j. ID. McCarlev
property, oil. W. Despomcs.
CALVIN BRICE,
o, Deputy Collector.
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Believing that falSes impression may

Believing that falses impression may
be made abroad, aud injustice done to the
District by the above, we respectfully
submit the following, which we regard
as our anidavlts. viz: That we were
present at or near The polls at The time
alluded to III the above dispatch, and
that we neither saw nor heard anything
that could be considered rs 'ndicatvc
Of RIOT" and dat when The polls were
closed at ! O'Clock, unusual quiet per.
vadcd not only The immediate precinct
Of The polls but throughout tho whole
town:
'rhos. Anderson, DnBoSc Esglcson,
! r. Aiken, D. r. Frnnilcn, II. n.
Obcar,'F Grrig. Wm. d. Aiken, Jno.
D. Mrcarlry. w H. l'tcnnkcn, Jas. a.
Price, j A Fr.acr, W NJ. Nelson, j.
j. McMa#lcr, : Z. Johnston, Jno. Me.
In!yrc, Il. d. Bulck, II. w. DcsporlcS,
" y. Chandler, W. W. Krlchn, ~.
w. Woodward, Jno w. Chandler, J.
j. Matthews, ,)r, j. y. Curcton, Il.
Mckenzie, W. II " llnnrS, (W. d.
RomcAy and L. w. Boncy, Managers
Of Elcc,ion,) +. W. Ollcvcr S. f.. d.
was either present AT, or near by,
the polls where lc plrCIiDus wprr hrl|
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The Printers E:.tato.

The Printers E=tato.
Nothing better than the following,
which VIC take from an exchange, have
We seen on the subject. It will do to
publish, and do to bcrcad, too
The printers dollars where arc
they ? ~ dollar here, and a dollar
there, scattered over numerous small
towns all over the country, miles and
miles apart-how shall they be gath
cred together .? The paper maker,
the building owner, the journcyman
compostor, the grocer, the tailor, and
his assistants to him in carrying on his
business, have their demands, hardly
ever SO small as single dollar. But
the mites from here and there must
be diligently gathered and patiently
boarded, or the whcrewith to dis
charge the liabilities will never be.
come sufficiently bulky. We imag-
inc the printer will have to get up an
address to these widely scattered dol
10 re s"m"th'n'g ''k" tho following
"Dollars, halves, quarters, dimes,
and all manner Of fractions into which
yo arc divided, collect yourselves and
come home |! Yc arc wanted ! Com
blnations of all sorts of men that hclp
the printer to become proprietor,
gather such force and demand with
such good reasons for your appearance
at his counter, that nothing short of a
sight of you will appcasc them. COL
lect yourselves for valuable as You
arc III tho aggregate, single you will
never pay the cost of gathering.
Come in here, in single file, that the
printer may form you into battalion,
and send you forth again, to battle
Tor him and vindicate his credit"
Reader, are you sure you hav'nt
couple of the printers dollars sticking
about your cold clothes %
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Coroner.

-: Coroner.
S L Smith, 80. r Hawthorn, d.
School Commission
W Peakc, 80, S W Bookhar, al .
County Commissioners.
IN Withcrs, r. II Edmunds, IIaync Nc
Mcckin, Ill.
Total vote FOL Aston, 90
y S. b. Clowncy was tho nominee Of both
parties.
The Radicals made no nominations for
County Commissioners.
From the above exhibit it appears
that a large proportion Of our white c>t.
zcns again hung aloot and took no part
in The election. We are told that III
registered white voters at this single
box did not casta vote. Had they pur.
sued an opposite course in all PROBABILITY
| the result would havo been different.
| Dad not these men know that it. required
not only their vote but the energy and
Influence ol every citizen Of the District
to avert Radical success? l. their mac
ton then an expression Of indifference
or Of silent sympathy with The Radical
party? We cannot believe the latter,
but 1t IS 50 accepted by that party. =
One thing is certain, wo must either
rclnqnish our scheme or stimulate
our people to active co.opclation. -
The numbers and hostility Of adrcaIism
and The indifference and rncrlnrss Of the
white population, are dcai wei Shta there
is no use in pulling against
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10

The latest adviccs from tho island
of Madeira report deplorablc condi-
tion of its inhabitants. The lower
classes arc on the point of starvation.
Several riots took place last month.
The island has never rccovcrd from
the effects of the vine disease in 1852
and succeeding years.
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COMMUNICATED.
AE'. .EHto,. ::

Mr.. Editor
l would suggest to you tho propric-
ty of calling meeting of tho citizens
of Fairfield, to convene in Winnsboro
on the first Monday in July, to devise
a plan for tho encouragement of immi-
grafton into Fairfield.
Respectfully,
G.. II. McMASTER.
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Democratic Convention.

On Friday evening last, at meet
inc of the RichIand Democratic Club,
the following nominations were made,
of delegates to the New York Con-
vcntion:
For this Congressional District, j.
II. Rion al.orratc, II. y. Mectzc.
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The Late Election.


There arc somo black men IN our
town who pledged themselves to sup
port the Democratic party, in the last
election, these mon did not vote at all i.
We must Enow your reasons, this is
time when every man must show lis
hand. Remember you arc mcchan-
les, and look to the citizens of town
for support, aud if you remain silent,
you will be considered radicals. Why
did you not vote : Is it because you
are afraid of being rcmandcd to slave
ry, or is it because you intended to
vote the Radical ticket and to de-
ccivc the Democrat, in order that
you may get their patronage.
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Public Mocting,.

- '"e9'''S o' 'no CONSERVATIVE O'-
,''C'' Parry o' '',t''ol' Insure, was
''''' III 'n' oo"'' ''ooS'' 40 " INNS
''ao' o'' '''' ''' ''''''
"' ''"''e''' '""Io " ~ no
~u,H moc,"n Inr'''r b. !" rc.": ' 'I"' 10 crr cue
!, : ;.s,nJ l., u,o s,,,o r.ui,,, T..
- -, ~,
cc"'l'c committees nc CONVENTION
which met IN Columbia, IN April last
appointed only one delegate from each
Conrrcssiouol Dis,ric, and two for ,hc
c,. :. ,.m. KIN. v..;.,.l n,,,o
''''' ~ ''s , w
crate Convention to DC h"'dcn IN the
city of New York, on tho lth Of July
next. 1t was asccrtaincd that the
St,tc woY cri;tlcl !, doublc ,bc num-
Wv, w w. :, w. ~ ,v ~
Nv ~ ,. ''''"'"' ''ss'S''" ,"o
plans lor ming INC vacancies clther
to hold another convention, ,or for
each Central Democratic Club to
send nm the names Of suitnblc Gentle.
,,,,, J., ,,o ron,uo, r.n,u,;,,o cn,,,
'''o'' " '"' o'"..'' "o'''',''''c'' ''o'"
when 'hoy woold select the number
required to fill the vacancy.
Col. James II. Rion. offered tho
rol,ow;ra rcsol,t;ors ,,;,L woro
,,,.,, ,,S.,,, IVY
""T7 T7'tt5so"tSVt9. ElTMWaHt II the opinion Of
Tho Democracy Of E,;rGolJ - ;e ,o;,I,
or eXpcd'ent nor desirable for anoth-
bio ;m,s,nn.h a.. .o ~ H. "',noI ao1 Al Eolun-
and opinions of Tho Statc worn rul,v
and truly represented by the Conycn.
ton held on the Third day of April
las,; ana inc c'l'zohS OF every portion
VI, VIZ ,Iav, ,''.o 1',s" ""' p'o ''1''uo 20 r'a,
named Convention. Ind thcv ot th,t |
time chosen to avail themselves of tho
privilege.
heSo's'" Ihat 1t IS ncxpcdicnt to
CnImnh;a Ton'opa,;",, au"'.'o. ,INo'' ,a ~ VIC
question, inasmuch rs tho same Los
received the hearty sanction of tho
Northern Democracy, as applying to
''o''," =, E'fo',,a' nM
o,oa,;m',a ;'"I n',1, 'nv ''','S'n"o', ~ III INC
been made and votes obtained, and Or
ganizations have been effected upon
rno sn'd suffrage platform, honor now
'oro'os our withdrawlnS from The
~ ~ ~
M 80 = ''''F'"on moved '"at q
Wv " "ppo,"'o. "
.v.:, '1 Wv ~. '.''"'' ,'o''' VIC YOU
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CONDEMNED CELL,
RICnT.AND JAIL, June S, 1865.

''r''r'N.NH u Mo UUTTV II, T0Uo.
Mr. EnlroR: SiR-My kind jalor
Informed me, this morning, that Mr..
Fraznc had been elected Sheriff, and
will, there re, have the hanging Of me
on Friday, the --. Ii condemn
ed white man has any rights whatever,
let me protest against this outrage. The
law did condemn me TO be hing, but 1t
was understood that no such man as Mr..
Frazec was to do my hanging. 1t is a
right guaranteed to me to be lung by a
white man, MS such, and say again.
Sy M fEeGS sha ia, il # nc .'a aods r' tfv It. hff ac
hard, and may the Ku Klux Klan
avcngc my insulted mancs.
Yours, very respectfully,
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That Riot.

We would say to our country
friends Especially the III white men
who did not vote at the Winnsboro
boS,) that tho rioters have all been sub
dued, and that peace and quiet rel si1'
throughout the "Boro." We are now
under the protection Of the Radical
party, supported by tho 5th U. S. Ar
tiilcry, and unless tho white people of
Fairfield (thc one hundred and seven
tccn,) do their duty, We expect to re.
main SO the rest Of our days.
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Feastcrville, Saturday, the 18th of
June. at 3 p. M.
j. w. CROSBY,
Secretary.
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For PROBATE Judge.
S. B. Lumpkin, 1876. IL. a. Gaiilard, 80.
Clerk of Court
KS. u. Clowncy, 8l3
Sheriff
Il. ". Duvall, lG7. i. W. Ollcver, $40.
Coroner
$. r. Smith. lGG X. hawthorn, 800.
School Commissioner.
" & pcakc, l67. S. W. Buokhart, ;ilS.
County Commissioners.
II. N. withers, Il. II. Edmunds, ETaync
McNlcckin, $50.
Total vote for Winnshoro, SIG
For Probate Judge,
S. Is I.umpkin, 95. H. a. G"iilard, 81.
Clerk Of Court.
S. b. Clowncy, lGo.
Sheriff
j.. W. Duvall %. f. W. Ollcvcr, ~.
Coroner.
S. Il. Smith, 0j. Il. Hawthorn, n
School Commissioner.
W. i. rcakc, %. 5. W. Iookhnrt, ~.
County Commissioners.
l. M NlthcrS, w H. i'"h"''"7, i'"S Nv
McMcckin II.
Total for llorcb, lGo.
YoNGuEsvILLE.
For Probate Judge.
S. Z. Lumrkin, oS. II. y. Gaillar', &C..
Clerk of Court.
$. i. Clowncy, l73.
Sheriff.
T.. W. Duyall, %. w. Olcvcr, rs.
S. L. Smith, 3S. r. Hawthorn, rs.
W. b. roakc, os. s. W. Bookhart, rs.
County Commissioners.
N. Withcrs, II. H. Edmunds, Ilaync
McMcckin, rs
Total for Yohgucsvic, 173.
IRlpGEwAv.
For Probate Judge.
Sd. Lumpkin, l. II. y. ,Gaiiard, 1913.
Clerk Of Court.
S. b. Clowncy, 3Sl.
Shcrlf.
L. W Duvoll, $50 L. w. Ollcvcr, 1913.
Coroner.
S. L. Smith, 25o. r. Hawthorn, 1913.
School Commissioners.
w. B. pcakc, 259. S.W. Bookhart l23
County Commissioners.
N. Withcrs, II. II. Edmunds Ilaync
McMockin, l23.
Total for Ridgoway, 3s2,.
DoKo.
For prolotc Julnr
S. b. Lumpkin 35. II. A. Gaillard, %.
Clerk Of Court.
S. Il. Clownoy, l3l
Sheriff.
l.. w. Duvall, 35. Z. W. Ollcvcr, %.
S. +. Smith, 35. Il. Hawthorn, 90.
School Commissioners.
W. b. poakc, 36. S. W. Bookhart, 90.
County Commissioners
|. N. Withcrs, II. II. Edmunds. Hayno
McMeckin, 90.
Total vote for Doko, 1871
MoSrrcELLo
For Probate Judge
S B Lumrkin, 2la. II A Gaillard, ll3.
SE Clowncy, .35i
Sheriff.
l." Duval'' %la EW Ollevcr, III.
Coroner.
) Smith, 2l3. IIawihor, n.
School Commissioners
W rcake, 2i3. SW Bookhart ia
County Commissioners
n
Aleekin, ll3.
Total voto for Monticello. oti
fEhsrERvtLLE
For Probate Judge.
B l.umpkin, l5l. ia doi,l,rJ go
Clerk of Court.
S b Clowncy 2ai.
ShcriH,
J. y Dnvall, l5l. EW Ollcrcr, 81
S Il Smi,h, l5l r ITowihorn SO
Schcol commissioners.
W Brcakc, l5l. sw Doo.hou 90
County Commissioners.
Withcrs, II IL Edmunds. Uovnc Mc.
Meekin, SO.
'o'"i 'otc Tor Feastcrvillo o3J
hLSToN.
For Probate Judge
s B lumpkin, 80. II A Goilloy1 {,
Clerk Of Court.
SB Clowpcy, so.
Sheriff
Il W Duvall, SO. EwOllcyer, Al
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The Way that Radical Papers get their

The Way that Radical Papers get their
Data.
June 2, 1868.
Lieut. H. r. MNs,
Military Post Co'umbta.
Tn consequence of indications Of riot,
] am obliged to close the polls at four
o'clock this afternoon. Send us guard
by eight o'clock tomorrow morning.
(Signcd) JAMES NJ. DAILY,
Chairman Board No l.
JAS. NJ. RUTLAND, State Senator Elect.
Il. w. DuvAL, Member House Repre-.
scntativcs, Elect.
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Local Items.
Wlnnsboro Register.

Wlnnsboro Register.
We find two articles in the Ihuui:c
copied from the News, and credited
to tho Register. We know ofno Rcgis.
ter in Winnsboro, except tho ono
closed up on Tuesday End instance, in
consequence of the "RIOT."
We therefore ask our old friend
JULIE to 'givo the devil his due"
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A Republican Form of Government.

1t has generally boon considered,
wLo s,vov tho ao..;,,;o. g > ao,.,u,
should have some stake in that conn
try. Let us sec how it is, in this
view. with the bogus State officers Of
reconstructed South Carolina, An.
nexcd is list. with the taxes maid nv
each
Govcrnor-R K soott
Ohio, 500 90
Licutcnant- -Govcrnor-L.
hoozcr' 10 80
Gan1I. u.1. " .N"C' '' oo ,o
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10

Wednesday Morning, Juue 10, 1863
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10
Weekly Review Of the WinISho. 0
Market.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE G.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-10
Election.

The following is u full return of the
votes cast at the recent election
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