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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23
A GARD.
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Wr. Editor:
| have been connected with the rcpubli
can party in this District Tor long time.
The party now, is not what ii was when |
Joined, and hereby desire o m Ike il known
that no longer consider myself member
Of said party. 1t is woll known that have
never aspircd to any Office, which is the diff
ference between myself and every othc,
white man in the South who has affiliated
with them : my age fully substantiatcs the
above assertions. therefore claim hereto
fore, TO have acted from principle, and
would have continued to act in unison with
them, but for their departures from the ori-
ginal aims Of the party, and, MS | have at all
times acted candidly with them nnd done
what then considered my duty, without
fear, affection, favor or pay, from any one,
they cannot therefore accuse me Of being a
whtc-washcd Democrat, in order To scram
bic successfully for the loavcs and fishes
and as all my energies in The past have been
concentrated in cause Thought was Just
50 will they in The future be concentrated in
II cause that is just
Very respectfully,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23

PEARsoN's LErrER.-"If the src-
construction acts arc void, thcn
Johnson's policy is void, and tho ne
grocs arc still Slaves"
This is false, and the decision In
the matter of Hughes, Phil. Sc, will
prove it so. Mark this significant
language: "thore would seem to be
no doubt as to the power of tho Exccu-
tive, either as President or as Com
mandor of the Army, To appoint
Provisional GOVERNOR" and through
his instrumcntality, cnablo the peo-
pic Of the State to meet in Conycn-
ton and take measures to fill the
State Offices. Now if thcrc is no doubt
OF this power, the Convention called,
pursuant thereto, abolished slavery
themselves, and the people themselves
ratified the ordinance by an over
wholming vote, whicl destroyed slave.
ry without reference to the ratilica
ton of the "thc 18th amcnlmcnC' by
the General Assembly Csof j Johnson's
policy'') proposed by Congress abolish
ing slavery throughout the United
States.
Upon the ratification of that ordi-
nance none voted but such as always
possessed the right under both the
State and Federal constitutions, though
the franchise was restricted npon prn.
cIplrs OF International law (Scc
Hughes case.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23
University Of South Carolina.

University Of South Caroline.
We have been requested to state,
as there is rumcr afoat to the con-
trary, that the exercises of the Uni
vcrsity of South Carolina will be re-
sumed on the first Monday in October
next.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23

REVIVAL At TRINITY CmURtn.-Wc Wc
understand that under the tflncrivo
mnls,ra,ion ofthe paslcr. Rev. +. A.
Mood, assisted by the efforts OF several
eloquent aivincs revival is in pro.
crcss at Trinity Methodist Church in
this city, which is Of unusual interest. !.
A number ofpersons have been con-
ycrtcd, and.o'he's it is hoped will soon
follow Charleston Ncws.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23
Disgusted.

We take pleasure in calling attention
to the card of NJ. S: Miller, Esq, son OF
the late Col. Hugh Miller, so univetsal,
ly esteemed in this District. 1t will be
seen that Mr.. NJ. reho,,nccs furth,r con.
nection with the Republican party.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23

~
to remember those, who, in the ex.
trcme hour of nationalspcril, remom-
bcrcd us, and served US SO truly audis
well. They fought, it is atruc, with
uhScliish patriotism, irrespective of
the cpitaph which, if they fell, and
their cause was lost, history might
omit to write over tho'graycs Of "thc
unknrwn and mrccorlcd dead"
fhcy fought and died for their honor
"For Cold ho merchant ploughs the main,
The Farmer piows the manor,
Tut glory is The soldiers gain,
The soldiers wealth, his honor"
Yet bow often did they console
themselves with tho Thought, that
some tears at least Of grateful ai!cc-
ton would be she'd over their ashes,
that their countrymon at least would
remember their services, and do JUS
ticc TO their memory Next to the
love OF glory and the sense Of honor,
the desire to be remembered and low
cd 'is the strongest passion in the
breast OF the patriot soldier. Homer
has beautifully expressed this truth in
the parting scene between Hector and
Anlromachc. With sad forcboding
Of his coming fate, Hector predicts
the fall Of Troy and his own death,
and thus continues to address Andro-
machc "!!crcartcr some one shal!
say, as he sees you shedding tears,
This is the wife of Hector, who was
The bravcst in battle Of the Trojan
knights, when they fought around
Troy. Thus hereafter will some one
say, and new grief will come upon
you through want of such husband to
ward oil tho day of slavery And
again Andromachc, in her wall over
the corpse Of Hector, finds it both the
aggravation and solacc of her sorrow,
that her little son has no longer SO
glorious father, to protect him from
his foes. "For neither was your faith :
~ y saw. ,,ho g., mo-, ,.on,lo :, ,.t,o
therefore, throughout the city, the
noor]c rour, h;w y
H. ,mo ,,onl ~, ,,,
''"' We "ee" "o' 'orh 10 hc'io'',
wv ~ WV o"" "c"''", 10 understand
how Justly thC brave arc entitled tu
ihC tri bnto of Mnu,nrul voool1 ,,I 80,
'''''' W t0'o''o'''o'
! that fingers round their scpulchrc
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23
mako tho HERALD a fltst=class
N E w S = A p II Il.
POLITICALLY

The HERALD will be absolutely
and entirely Democratic in sentiment,
at all times and under all circumstan!
ccs, ahd uhcomp: :umising in hostility
to those ruintus Radical measures,
which have struck ahd arc still strik:
ing at tic roots Of tic Constitution
and tho cxistcncU Of political and civil
liberty. We shall always naintaid
and vindicato the freedom of the Press,
and shall not at any time hesitate to
discuss freely tho actions Of mon and
the probable consequences of measures.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23

TIE CHATHAM RAILRoAD.-Thc Co.
mmbia PA"nin, Of Sunday, say, that
owing to misunderstanding relative to
certain funds advanced by tho proicc.
tors OF the Chatham Railroad to assist
IN greasng the machinery Of the so.
called Legislature, the whole railroad
charter has fzzled out.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23
Bitters.

Bitters.
Those whose life is not sufficiently
cmbittcrcd, had better read tho adver-
tiscmcnt Of Goodrich, Wincman &
Co., of Charleston, s. c.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23

n NEW DICTioNARY.-Somo las
tern school book publishers are un-
dcrstood to bo preparing new die.
tionary, with the latest definitions. A
few examples will suffice to show what
the language is coming to:
"Peaec. A standing army to cn-
force disfranchisemcnt upon white
tax payers, while non-tax-paying ne.
grocs do the voting and governing"
"lmpartial Suffrage. Ono basis of
suffrage i'll the North but different
basis in the South"
"Monry,--For the working man,
the mechanic, and the plow holder,
treasury notes; for the bond holder,
gold and silver coin"
"Economy.-Fivc hundred millions
ayear for Federal expenses"
"Libcrty.-Admitting negroes to
the elective franchise"
"Eqnality.-Thc result Of dcpriv-
ing white men of the rightoto vote"
''Balanco of Power. - Enabling
three millions of negroes to WELD
greater power than ci ghtccn millions
OF white mcn."-.. Chicago Times.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23

a correspondent says that all tho
men of cminonce can be found in
Broadway, New York. John G: CAL
houn Eccps Il dry goods store Daniel
Webster millinery establishment !;
Henry Clay a barber shop; George
Washington a boot store Wm. 6.
Brant tailor's establishment John
Bright hosiery Thos. Carlyle a
card printing establishment; Robert
Browninga faro bank, and so on to
the end.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23

A disrespectful writer says that eho
Emperor Eugenio cxcrts her woman,s
prififedge quite royalty by being in
an almost perpetual quarrel with her
husband. i eaa''s
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23
Local Items.
0% We are indebted to Mr.. Jas.
Il. Aiken for late Now York, Balti.
moro and Norfolk papors.

Meeting Of the Associate Reformed Synod
of the South.
Our streets are alive with the pre-
scncc of delegates to tho above Synod.
Our pulpits were cloquontly filled on
Sunday, to tho satisfaction and delight
of our entire community. Tho dele
gates, while here, are Welcome to the
perusal Of our exchanges.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23

Economy led a man in Ohio to be
sparins otfgroasc for his thrcshing ma
chine. Fricsion caused it to take fro
and burn up two handred and fifty
bushels of wheat and one hundred
bushels of oats.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23

A ku-KIUXER.-A local contcmpo-
rarly threatens to Ku- Klux delinquent
subscribers, thusly: "Somc of our
subscribers forgot to pay up this
spring The Secret Serpent has hiss
Cd Pay us Bloody bills! Thc
yallcr coffin grins pay your subscrip-
tions promptly Tho frizzlcd cat
News! Death to Traitors fhrcc
dollars year. You, doom is seal.
cd =! X. x. X. Don't forget to
pay your subscription to the Nc,cs and
IcyaM.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23
Fairfield Soldiers Rolief Association

WI IIo1U OVIU1UT8 hUIIt1 NSS06lNtl0n,
We most heartily rcjcico ourselves,
and from the depths of our heart,
with unfeigncd pleasure, congratulate
the people Of Fairfield District, that
th's good work has been begun in
their midst. We now expect to SEQ
1T rise in fair proportions, like somo
beautiful temple, for its foundation Is.
lad upon bcnevoloncc to the living
and charityto the dead. No longer
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23
"GoLD FOR THE BoND.uoLDER" y

GOLD FOR THE BuND.HOLDER."-
the Clerk of the House Of Rrprescn a
lives publishes the vote Of the House
(lSG2) on concnrrng with the Senate's
amendment to the lcgai-tendcr bill,
whereby the interest on the fvc.twcnty
bonds was made payable in coin. On
tins proposition the Republicans stood i.
cas-, 43; nays, 55--a ma ority III the
negative. All the Democrats but two
(Bally, Of Pennsylvania, and Noel, Of
Missouri voted to nay the interest in
gold, and carried it, Forly.Gvo Demo-
Gratis recorded their votes in favor OF
paying gold-o"l y two the other way.
NcV lOrk COnanacrcinl
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23

a method has been discovered OF
separating honey from the comb by
centrifugal force. The process leaves
thc cells SO little injured that tho
sweet creatures which fiji them can go
to work filling them again after a
short season spent IN repairs.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23

A $50o,o0o girl returned from the
White Mountains Monday with thir.
teen trunks, two bandboxcs and q
poodle. She looked after her bag.
gago herself.
After tho christening of the Prince
of Wales latest baby, the ton god.
fathers and godmothers sat down to q
merry dinner, with music, and then all
went to the circus.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23

United States Court.
Tho following proceedings in Bank
suptcy in the United States Circuit
Court for the Western District Of this
State, arc in addition to those already
reported, as had on}tho 7th inst. They
all relate TO this District:
IN Re. II, F. Gibson, In .Rc. JAS. p.
Cason, In Re. John D. Harrison, In Re.
e. Is. Pearson -TEe Judge approved of
tho appointment OF Samuel j. Clowney
as assignee in the above cases, and di-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23

1 .
New Advertisements.
We direct special attention to the
advertisement of Kotchin, MoMastcr.
4 Brico. These gentlemen havo al.
ready on handsa large and we'll select
cd stock Of Fall and Winter goods.
'Godey's Lady Book"
For October is rcocived. AS usual,
1t is full of matters interesting to the
fair sex.
---- >~~~~~re~->>-~A~~---
Frost.
We were visited yesterday morning
by a light frost.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23

whereas, says o alongslcgged resolution of
thc bog bogus North Caro)inaLcgislatuc, it is
said that we aro not legal, therefore, rcsoly-
that we are, Clinchcr.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-23
Winnsboro, S. e.

The l'roprictors arc determined to
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-06


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ion Of The assessed value ol lands Tar be
low what ii shpuli be for tbe purpose o
tHxl,ioa, and. in come instances, bslav
i,heSalusllon on which iphas 5sea tax
el iormany years. | call your attention
.loiais matter, and suggest that it be To-
Iqliled into anil tho wtaHg corrected.
4 ~ may be proper that | should, 10
( this connection. rofOr TO the fact lhat the
suil by Injunction, which, the BaIdnoro
land Ohio RAILROAD Compaoy institRci
sowp time sinca, in tho Cireail Cont OF
| MaFshall county, to contest the ttsht Of
thesSaioto tax its property, has been
leSklel by lbh Caun in favor Of lhe
Estate From this ,leci.i5n, however, an
appsslhas bean taken BY the Company
10 The Court Of Appeals Of The State.
| 9hotr.a6aal lalermieAlioa Of tie qOes.
ton iavolvcd may, ! apprehond, ba
Hooked for wi.hou. much delay.
Tho commissionersappointed under an
act 6rtCoqgress to adjustthe clam oil
the State against the Uait4d States, for
monsys,expeulei in paving ana supply.
| ing military forees organic daapd en-
ploYslsfor the supprassioa Of the rebel.
Jon have, but receudY made their report
and | oan 500 no reason vhyflhe amount
tounl dGa ahsald notbepaid al an ear
~ day.
z "ComnSlssiouets lo.treab with Virginia
ia regard 70 The pablic ddbt of4hat State,
have no. yst'been appoiotea updog Aho.
tssolutious on tho subject adopted BY the
Legislature, Febrgary 9ss 1861 Ials
resolulionspreserlbe lhafthe sait ErToaghl'
by Yirgiaia, n The Supreme Coufl 81 tlib
United States, to recover jurisdiction
over the coualios ofBsrkeloB aud SJsts,
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FORE such appointment shat b. inaaai
whics event has not yat snspitsd
ifit had, lhero migal sIiib bsal lis s
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-06

an opportgpni,y Of aoqui;iRg general
khowled ~ of What has bean slope IN
this interesting work bat on aceouNi ol
the ailusg Of moro subnrlioale officers,
in some Instances, and 5pom slPgk ol
a proper appreciation ofthe sa6jegl 90
the part Of some county supeIiptenaanll,
aud inaHention to The requitmaaf oHihs
law by others, statistical fep6rlss have
been received from only lweaig- nine
oouni6s Itappesfs !ha, 10 lhssS enpn.
liss lheee have been thTsshOadred And
sixyy-thrae school hoos aEiR during
tho year, aud the Ger4fal Suaehnsaud
ept estimates thoswhal haatbSIbGill,i an
| lha Stste within the same llm lsf mol
less than four hundred end al iliS
namber built within lie. SibIae sats
1 sldre tho SySiem was 'innugdtatod ap-
\ prox MATES ont ,haassnd;% and. while
many Of these are try uriinsFy stsisi
ares, many display The good taste and
! liberaliV OF the peigbbarbqols where
| 6iiey are located, aalf slill Others are
Superor'in achlecture and are sOppiya
with htc most modern and convenient
style Of scboat fufniluEe. In hddiionl
10 the locaI lakes. thsrs was distributed
among The cpualieS, onISt et Ap,il 81
The sum Of 100000 l,om The Slav
school Maq dahesum tobe dislfiall8
I'on the lst April it9B. isgosUm1l
AZ aottlasa dian slso;op0; ttus shoWl
b continued Increase slileh,a alhone poi
llsfge may bs rslied "a, 10 dauf
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public matters, yeii have toome.es 60
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PIE 'oloeil9ss mat ,hey wlllriiq8 sop
OF matsfaiiy re!Ard' me prHgFfss q ms
great ana oenincens eniefplsPi whlrn,
u lnIeiiigenuy ana reason ioly lcstsred,
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Il II
pTobAblF continue The iTgitqtioO and IN
hind isslipg amopg item after the pa-
esssitY Iofthcg Asinel assistance which
lRas believed % beSsloGpoFary. should
passiasay. |, therefore called % thc
lipfnper Authorities fof efsw Uniisa States
llfoo9s ios lhe SINE ergSnoy, and sHsy we're
psolaAily llipished, anl sfstloped at
7AiIliRis AlIsr !heF arTiy she sxscu'
sian Ethe law proueedslswiIhont inter-
IrPfion. they remained until alisr the
sliai when, on my suggestion they
gt 1iRFey-
fanP ottroops Eelesrcd 20 70
tiny n6a y essasa siaiionsd AZ
iJs county. aralhera sill,
IS & opiai ioa45ei ap9a The best
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Is they $40 Ell lesnsie
p Is fslmble a sranea
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5s solefeS VI are are egvq tl'eir
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iSps sssp!etes9' Il ordinary ~
sgsf,:s' ll'''s 'o' es,s s5aSoir OO sel9et9 op.
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abict,lo extraor- Z, o,.,,, q,
gg appropriation 2''is3.So
IlFiil be seen thai esfiN..tG Of. The
Aailiidt3show smqll surplus 10 tlie,
fres4nfy tar tho curtcu; year. .ogeE Il q
ordinary expn,es Of the STATE, YstSlI
suggest lhatstrict economy be observed
in nsking bll apprupiiai5aa. ahl espec.
tally such IS may not be regarded Is
absolulely Indispensable
Mash, has been SAID Of high tp1es and
lack oleeoboiuy io the expenditure of
he oqblic ii hey; bl, neilGe, complaint
rs irae as regnd. o1r S,ats Governnoat.
tMl9y codptis c3nrlcicl lbfge drbs for
bo6htesto soliiers during Tho war
amounting 10 ovsr Two millions Of dol.
lars in the Siaie-yhich they have bsen'
psy;ns Of 5 scs;; and this h4syer3 mueh
Increased the county eyiesi and, aside
from yhs Smie taxes for school purposes.
the building Of school housesaud organ.
iziog schools under our Free School
system, les inila the township taxes
very heaSg for the tina being. Both Of
,tSao,s tL,,gnvsr are vnkintarilv imhosed
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-06
NUMBER 3S.

d
School. ItSp7sars Rom ihs Report Of
lhs General Superlulendent olt Free
Schools, that the Board 81 Supervisors
oil Clbell county. % sulhorizad, by the
act, parchnmd and Canssdto be coasey,
cd 10 The Regents, the property Qeat
\ Gayandoas, in-ihpl county known rs
"Mafslnlt College. which they have re.
paired aud fitted up spl tits now very
/, commolious aud comfortable building,
and wen adapted 10 the use ollhe con-.
lemplaled school. It.also BppehrstaAt,
Jas authorize by an act passed FebrqalY
l26, 1907, tile General Superintendent
1has purchased th6, West sLiboriy AeBdts
my, in Ohio county, 10 which lte lte
,eplsiprs Tequied 1t;eslAhllsll
Intthe State NorAat S. .b6o llG
ing also needs rsPAisS which ~
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-25

WASHINGTON ITEMS. The work Of dredg-
ing about the wharves, Tor the purpose OF
facilitating navigation, progresses rapidly The
material excavated is being deposited on the
fats. 1t is expected to finish the work by the
lst of April, when the fish trade will have COM
menced in earnest. ~
Mr.. Dunning, of New York, has been elected
president of the Washington, and Georgetown
railroad, in place Of Mr.. S. S. Riker, resigned:
At the recent meeting of the Conference of the
Methodist Protestant Church, the Rev. Mr..
Shermer, pastor of the Methodist Protestant
Church in Georgetown was removed to another
field Of labor. This was done in opposition to
the wishes of large number, Of the members
of the church and congregation Last night, a
meeting Of the congregation was held but moth
ing definite was accomplished, and the meeting
adjourned until to day, at which time the
president Of the Conference, Rev. Mr. Souther-
land, has been invited to be present. The
discussion, indicated rather bitter feeling
toward the Conference for the action taken by
it in removing Mr. Shermer.
Dodge & Evans, "the cure all DOCTORS, and
miracle workers. in Washington, after humburg-
ing many people, have cleared out lodged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-03-25

ASSISTANT BISHOP OF VIRGINIA.-Ihe
Southern Churchman says "We understand
it is quite impossible to make any change in
the time and place Of DR.. Whites consecra-
ton. He will therefore (D.V. be consecrated
at St. Paul's Church, Alexandria, the last of
April Should any of the brethren desire to
be present on this interesting occasion, It they
will write to Rev. G.. H. Norton, Alexandria,
Va, he will make arrangements for their COM
Portable soiourn Is