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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-10-14

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WOODWARD, THE JOURNALISTIC
ANANIAs. 1t turns ont that Wood
ward, the chief fstrolling har of the Gin
cinnati Commercial whose falsehoods
relative to Gen. Forrest are SO widely
known. is not onlya mendacious fals6er
but q forger. In the United States
Court at Knoxville. are two indictments
against hlm--one for forging CLAIMS
against the United States, and The other
Tor felony in conspiring with others to
deiraudth Government He was never
brought to trial, because lie found it
pleasant and convenient to make a ,su,l.
den exit fiom That locality as soon as
his scoundrelism was brought to light.
iio is atworthy representative of tLe
class Of scoundrcls sent South by tho
Northern Radical preas to write false.
hoods for Northern consumption. Pass
hIm around in his newly revealed shane.
Memphis Aralaache.
"WHo WAS IT'S FATHER AND VINO ,Ts
MoTHER."- When the acoommoda
tlon train on tho South Carolina Rail
road was within two stations Of o..
angeburg last night, on its way down.
a colored man handed in a basket to
tho train containing white male in.
fant newly born in a nude state, Will,
aoard on tho basket addressed to G. co.
w Clark, Mayor of,this city. It was
given in as freight and supposed to bo
such until 1t was discovered, to @bc
what itsproved.
II was vas o strange proceeding to saw
the least Of it and no sintimation ishadJ 4
OF its parentage, or who tho man ygas
who handed it IN The train. 4S
The stewardess, kindly took Il in
charge, and in place Of tho sugar rap
it had Din its mouth, put some more
nourishing food. What oold-hearted. |
ness this act inltances, while mystery
shrouds II DER. =, Char. .Mcrcury.
es-45L 4z@-e 49,. <--Sz,ss-- -----
Every manufacturers rho wants tho
price rice Of his goods increased by Iegisla-
ton supports Grant, Al
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-10-14

DEMocRATIo OuTnAGE,--Tho an
tt'oiPated defeat Of General Schenck
Dy Vailandigham is ono Of the latest
Democratic outrages.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-10-14

~ HUMAN Foor IN GRANITE. E.-YYrites
the New York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Ledger, under date Of che
18th:
a sensation was created among the
uptown people this morning by the
discovery OF q human foot and leg, en-
oedded in some granite, whico the quar-
rymen are blasting at the corner OF
Tenth avenue and Forty-Second street.
lhe granite is pale color, and the hui.
man remains are perfectly black. Tho
questions for the philosophers and the
etahnolog'sts now are, are these tho relics
OF some prlmeval man, and was this
primeval man black? i
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-10-14
Letter of Hon. w. D. Simpson,

ACCEPTING THE NOMINATION AS CANDI
DATE FROM TIE FOURTH DISTRICT.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-10-14

A late number of the Dyy Goods
Reporter reports the following salcs
recently made Of leading Northern Cot
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-10-14

Every manufacturers rho wants tho
prloe of his goods increased by Iegisla-
tion supports Grant, : ss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-23
NEW INDIAN TERRTTORY

Mr.. Van Horn, from the Committee
on Indian Affairs, has reported bill to
consolidate the Iudisn tribes and organ
ize y system of government in the IN
dian Territory, TO be known Is the Ter
ritory of OKLA homs. The tribes IN
such Territory are to retain all rights
secured to them by treaty. Subject to
these, the government Of the Territory
is To be vested in Governor appointed
by the President, a Secretary appointed
Ia ike manner, and Legislative COUn-
ell COMP posed OF one member from each
tribe of more than 500 persons, aud an
additional member for every 1000 per-
sons, or by the chiefs OF the tribes as Sc
leeted by tribal usage. Every adult
male LndIan shall be entitled to vote for
or be elected member to the Council.
The laws to be passed by the Territorial
Council shall not interfere with the
tribal organization, nor annuI tribal
laws, save to a limited extent. Justices
of the Territory and Courts are provided
Tor IN the usual manner, aud the LsgIs-
lalye Council elects delegate to Con-
gress. Toe oil appears TO aim at com
Dining the tribal With territorial gov
erpmeut, and, should il succeed, would
inaugura, & new mode Of treating the
Iudlzn question.
Toe Iudisn Territory thus to be ere
sted wiz include the country west Of
Arkansas, owned by the Cherokees,
Creeks, Seminoles, ChostRws and Chick
sssws, extending from Arkansas to the
lines Of New Mexico and Texas. In
many respects it 10 one Of the finest
ecpntries IN the world, and is hereafter
70 contribute greatly to the prosperity OF
Memphis, II Memphis has wit enough
to take measures 60 open railroad con-
ueetious With 1t.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-23
a urrI.rrRNED REroRT.

The editor of the Alton Democrat, L.
pimmock, Esq, repudiated tine idea Of
turning ever the Democratic party to
the support Of Salmon ?. Chase for the
Presidency; being content with nothing
else than g straight out Democrat. The
Springfield (Ill.) State Jolfr1Gl reminds
him that he was an original Republican
and Lincoln man, and should be more
tolerant of those Who repent at the
eleventh hour, and chides hin for re-
buking those bogus Democrats who are
atten pting to foist the special champion
Of negro Suffrage on the Democratic
party" In reference Go himself be has
the following manly showing, and draws
a striking contrast between the mere
partizan csmp.fOllOweE~xs the true
nan of principle. rhessSis moral in
the lessen that should not Be Lpstl
The personal sliusions to Is contain
nothing either particularly new or par
tieularly interesting; as we have pro-
claimed the same facts ia each of the
divers snd sundry speeches We have
made ia thiR section OF Illinois during
the mast six years 20 1860 We honestly
advocated the election OF &r. Lincoln,
because we were fool enough TO believe
that he and his party would adhere to
the principles laid down IN their plat
form. In 1851 We honestly advocated
the Crittenden resolutions, because We
were again fool enough to believe that
this solemn declaration was something
more than an ippudent lie to be re-
pudisted at the hIst S7lYenient OPP
portunity, When the issuance OF the
Emancipation Proclamation finally re-
vealed the cloven foot, We deliberately
went over from triumphant to de-
feated party, and left behind US what
ever honor and profit We might have
gained by sdhering to those who held
| both purse and sword. We have never
regretted that decision We have always
/ been proud that though led into " the
| 8rst false step, we did not to helps per-
ditIon 60"
we are not surprised that the editor oil
| the Journal is unable TO appreciate the
motives which dictated our action in
| this matter. He is troubled with Q
sliobt mental or moral Obliquity Of
| vision which prevents him from seeing
the moor Right in the presence OF the
rich Wrong. 10 1860 81, be thought as
W. aid and acted as we did. When the
RepubiIcan party and Mr.. Lincoln ig'
nored their platform apd broke theil
asedges, be pIudently shut mouth ano
VS. allowed the winning side, and en-
loved he substantial fruits thereof. IL
me share of heavy contracts and paying
| speeuIAtions. We DO not blame bin fol
clinRtsg to the MammOn Of RnTighteope
ne s and making ali be could out OF it
He il sa,isfied-s0 are we. He was faith
fuI to pockek We to principle-that Ia al
the difference.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-23
A SPRINKLE OF WAR


We learn by our Nashville exchanges
that for threatening language, an old
negro man, living near Chapel Hill,
forty-one miles from Nashville, was
tsken out and whipped by several men
disguised, who, on administering the
fourth blow, were fired on from an
unpected quarter, and some Of them
wounded. The man was released, and
the supposed Ku-kluxes separated. The
Banner Gays:
On Tuesday afternoon eighteen Ne
grOes, armed with mUskets and pistols,
marched upon the pike short distance
from Chapel Hill, and announced thai
they intended to kill all the Ku-klux in
that vicinity. As soon as this was
known in town fourteen whites took
their shot guns and pistols and proceeded
ia double quick 70 meet the dusky az
riors, but the latter having received
news Of the advance OF the white party,
retreated into the woods, and secreted
themselves in = ravine. After diligeut
search the whites came suddenly upon
the blacks, and firing Immediately com
meneed on both sides. Ii IS reported
that four or i've Of the white men were
killed and wounded. The loss of the ne
groes is not known. Runners were sent
out at about four O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, when the stage left that place, to
Sc cure heavy Reinforcement OF whites
A bloody fight was expected yesterday
The affair WAS very much regretted
by msjority of the citizens, wAO dis
couraged the demonstrations made by
both hostile parties.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-23

Several of the societies here enume-
rated are not strictly louRl In their
sphere of operations, though they have
their headquarters in this city, and de-
rive most OF their funds from the vOlun-
tary contributions of our citizens. Some
OF the largest sums which figure in the
table were, moreover, obtained chiefly
from the Legislature, and can hardly be
considered charitable donations; but, on
the other hand, there sFs Lnany literally
supnorted Institutions from which we
have no returns whatever. For ex smp'C,
no Roman Catholic establishments are
reported except the Protectory; yet it is
well kDaWn that the Catholic body
equals any other ia the Dgmber and
Importance OF its denominatiOnal chart.
ties: it has IN this city thirty or forty
charity schools, two orphan asylums,
extensive organizations for the relief of
the poor, 3 tract society, converts, etc,
supported mainly by sOigntary ccntTi-
buttons. Moreover, out of The seven or
eight millions annually given in the
United S ates for the maintenance of
missionary and benevolent enterprises
whose lsoors are act confined to any
particular city, it Is eetimated that New
York gives the lions share. The hand
SOME JolaI WHICH appears III the hDOFe
table is, therefore, undoubtedly much
below the true measure OF our lioerality :;
the charitable gifts Of New York are
nearer three millions than one. In the
prevailing corruption of official circles
and the frivolous extravaganza of pri-
vate life, such tables of alms-deeds are
particularly gratifying. Bad as our city
is, there must be great good in it when
so much Of our subsistence is freely given
for the relief of the Ignorant and the
needy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-23
FINANCIAL BFeaKeFs Ahead.

A hundred millions Of taxation has
been taken of. and that chiefly TO benefit
a small portion of the communicable
manufacturers of the Eastern States
while the revenue is declining in every
direction and nowhere coming up to the
estimates. The expenditures have been
increasing, and in the War Department
enormously; the weight OF the debt bas
been increased by the Encouragement
of Mr.. McCnlloeh, for the aggregate ia
terest on the debt is much larger the
Treasury is being depleted and there Is
every prospect that within a short time
the income Of the Government will not
meet the demaDds. If there be not some
radical change for the better soon, the
Treasury will be bankrupt. Looking at
the extraordinary proceedings in Con-
gees on the tax bill, revenue laws and
other financial measures and at the in
capacity of mem bers, we fear the Gov
ernmeDt is approaching financial ruin.
We advise the people TO look out for
breakers ahead.-Nel0 York Herald
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-23
dEMPHES APPEAL.


An article by the ousted Treasurer Of
Arkansas appeared in the Little Rock
Gazette few days since, containing
demonstration in figures that the sp-
polntment, by Gen. Ord, Of Col. Henry
Page, Military Treasurer, and removal
Of peoples money to the National Bank
IN that city, had been for the benefit Of
said bank, Of which members OF Gen
Ord's staff were the founders and stock
holders, and the bank by It's own report
was out S27, 900 of the peoples money,
placed 10 lis vault by military orders.
Col. Page, recently chosen Radical
Treasurer, saw fit 20 take exceptions to
the article, and approached the editor OF
the Gazette in q manner not pleasant to
Woodruff, the latter, although it might
not have been intended to be insulting,
whereupon he got q black eye, which
was poser, instantly.
Said bis friend, an attorney subse-
quenty to the editor, and SO you dot
ted another 81 on the page Of Radical
ism to-day"
Editor CdeaD-"I am not good at pune.
Attorney" You intended to make s
period ?"
Editor" Yes, I meant q full stop"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-23
DIR. JAMES.

FORMERLY OF JAMES Lock HOSPITAL,
Il Custom House street, New Orleans, lestsb-
nshed 1880, for the last even years located in
Chicago, and ceisbEated throughout the c0un-
try in Inc successful treatment OF PRIVATE
DISEASES, can be con6dentaify consulted at
his Office and parloTs, 81 and So Randolph street,
corner of Dearborn street, or by letter Postofnce
DR.. JAMES treats CHRONIC MERCURIAL
SYPHILITIC, BLOOD and SKIN Disc ASSES,
and all DISORDERS OF CONTAGIOUS VIZ
NEREAL ChARA rER-which he cures with
out the use of mercury, iOdide p1tassll, arsenic
or any poison, but with his NEUTRALlZER.
positive cure for All humors and blood poisons-
ORGANIC WEAhNESS, soeh As SEN NAL
WEAKNESS, NOCTURNAL and DIURNAL
EMISSIONS, brought on by abuse OF the or
Rans. early indiscretions, excuses, ent6iled
hereditarllys causing loss OF memory. eonin-
sion, depression, dimness of vision and often
time insanity, with a depiorable train OF Other
IS NJ ptoms treated and radically cured by an
nsaIliDle method, saving time and expense.
All diseases peculiar TO the sexual organs, of
private character, radically and permanent
cured.
the blood has become poisoned, producing
mains in the head and Dunes, liberated throat
aud nose, sores on the limbs and body, scrofcla,
together with an endless number of suffer-
ings-effectually and perm nently cured.
DR. JAMES IS recommended by the press Of
the country, by professors of medical colleges
and by the medical profession generally. Those
addicted should apply to him, and be cured al
once,
1BE MONITOR. by DR.. James, a treatise upon
seases peculiar to the sexual organs of ther
sex causes effects and their remedies, implied
in the exclusive treatment of these diseases,
sent to any address, securely wrapped. Price
one dollar. Pam hlet on SPERMATORRHEA, OF
one ON SYPHILIS, sent in sealed envelope upon
receipt OF pOstaze-tWo red stamps. Address
DIR. JAMES, Postetics drawer 5s8s Chicago,
Illinois. aplS II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-23
SUMMER RESORTS.
MOATVkLE SPRIAGS---lS6S

THIS FAvORITE SUMMER RESORT, SIT
/ uated in Riaunt county, East Tennessee,
viii be opened Tor tie reception OF visitors on
G. @ Isl OF June.
The marked beneficial results at ending the
use OF these waters In functional derauge-
ments of the Liver, Bowels, kldueys anu skin,
and the cure n Chronic Diseases, attest their
Medi. NAL Properties
All tue accessories iOr enjoyment and recrea-
ton at the best wstertng PAGES VIII be found
here.
The facilities for reaching 8Ontvale this sea-
son VIII be increased by the extension OF the
Knoxville and Charles on Railroad. now in
rapid course OF construction, and regular rains
are expected 70 be running, by the time or
Opening, 70 Msryville, Whencs passengers are
conveyed IN coaches 70 the 5priEgs, nine miles
distant
Board reduced, per day, to 81 per week, si2
per month, So Address fOr pamphlets con-
tanning analysis and desc iptiOu Of waters etc,
ma9 IN JOs. l. KING, Rockville. Tern
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-23
WHEATON, NURSERY
Two Miles South of Memphis, on
Horn Lake Road.
IoHE TRENT. wADDY THOMPSON.
JOHN TRENT & CO..
PROPRIETORs,
SUCCESSORS TO
DIR. s. M. WHEATON,

xxTF are prepared to MI orders Tor every de-
w scription Of Fruit, Flowers and Drna-
r,anfaI Trees. Grape and strawberry Vines and
HOT House Plants, Roses, etc., etc.
our stock is made mp OF the best selections
which can be gotten up in Europe OF America.
we solicit correspondence from all who pur-
chase trees in large or small quantities. or any
who wish 70 adorn their places with choice ane
rare Flowers and Shrubs.
ad- First-ciRss Landscape Gardener.
Flowers fOE B0uQuess and Wreaths away :
on hand.
Sc Descriptive Catalogues. with prices aud
All necessary information. viii be furnished oy
appIvfng personally, or by letter 70
. 20 daw II IOssN flkEaE q 20.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-23
GreenbFleF While sulphur springs
Greenbrier County. West virEinia.

THE undersigned, les-ess % this Ofd and we'll
I known WATERIhd PLACE, announce
that tenCOuTaaed Dy the liberal patron sge re-
ceived last Sc som they have largely added 70
their accom- mod atlOns in comfort and appear
anee, ami are prepare 20 entertain FItT1kN
HUMID ED GUEST.
The Bathing accOmmOd Nations are in me or.
der. Hot aud warm sulphur baths. 50 Gu l.
nently efiicaciOus in maay cases, are a. the
commend of visitors al all hours.
In addition TO other amds ements. they have
provided new and elegant BOW ING Il
L y and BILLIARD ROOM, convene nifty 10
called Pro-. Rnsenb=rgsr's celebrated FULL
BRA - BA has been engaged for the sea-
sOu. A q Cd LIVERY STABLE VIII be kept
on the premises
The COmpieuOn Of the Virginia Central Rail-
ROAD 70 CuViDgt0n leaves Only twenty miles OF
staging through a beautiful mountain country,
over a well graded turn iEe-
7 hM- Three dollars per day, and eighty
dOIlars per month Children IN eF ten years
OF age and cnlured servants, half price. ~ hite
servants according 70 accommodations.
les I'm PENTJN * co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-23
Importance Of Hair as an Ornament.

WITHOUT A FINE HEAD OF HAIR no
w woman can be really beautiful. Nltncut
this GROWING excellence OF beautiful Ralfs no no
lady can obtain without buying 10 at N JANE
LAVI9NE. can aud see for yourselves. for
artistic styles and elegance, at 2os les MAIL
street, upstairs. opposite Court square,
N. B. Wigs, Chignons, ETC., Hair CuttlnR, III
al ans sf IN N0''s " '''' +. LAvIGNE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-23

Both Trains connect Ior NashVIle.
The eco u. N connects for Cairo and 81. Louis,
arrIvIng al st. LOUIS at go p IN. next oay.
THROUGH TICKETS
Atreduced rates, can be procured at Company 5
once 2Sz% Main street, and at Depot, head OF
Main street.
isS- Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Menu
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels, Fri-
yate Residences, or on board Doats, 10 all pTin-
cipal points East and NORTH.
sam. B. JOKES, Superintendent.
ASA HILL, Pas enger Agent. JeS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-23
The Charities of New York

From the \. \. Iribune,l
A statement has been published re-
Gently from official reports of the sums
contributed during the past year for the
support OF the local charities OF this city
We reprint it below, with such correc
tions as we have been able to make from
our own knowledge, but even yet it is by
M nqaans DPrfretIV accurate
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-23
AMERICAN HOUSE.
MASS.

THE very Important and extensive improve
I nepts which have recently been made n
this popular n tel, ths largest IN New Engiand,
enable ne proprietOTs to o1ieT 70 Tourists, FAM
lies and the Travelling Public, accoEInoca-
tons and convenience superior 10 any Otnor
Hotel IN the city. During the past summer
Editions have been made Of numerous suites
AZ APARTMENTS, with Dathlng-r0On1s, water
eIossts etc. attached one or fufLs' magnlh-
cent passenger elevators the best ever con-
ssructed, con eys gnest Is to the upper story OF
fhe house In one minute, the entries have
been newly and richly carpetsd, ana the en-
tire house thoroughly repienished aud refur-
nishsd, making II IN al It's appointments,
euuaf to any hotel In the country.
Telegraph once. Billiard Halls and CAFE on
the frsL door. LEWIS RICE son,
feb7 sodsm Pxoprseforss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-23
NOTTCE.

A CERTTFICATE of S Shares OF German Ma
"a fiopal Bank Stock, no. S. issued 10 FRANK
Meier. August 2 1870, having beer, osI or stolen
All 1ersous are warned not to trade for the
same. aud notice IL hereby gived that / have
applied to the Bank for . new eartinoate.
tsssgf - FRED. L. WARNER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-23
internal Revenue Taxes.

MEMPaIs, June g. ls5S
NTOTICE IS hereby given thai sns . ~ Pro- Sc-
N T,isi Of Taxes on Income bnslne4s ~, y, IRIS
fessione Carriages. " Gtches, etc. ebc1 ~ 49,
1SIet~i1f has bssn returned 10 me by the 49,.
ssor and ali persons are nOtlpso th4s San
are now due and rayabls- ,,r,st he
PAYMENTS In this city ana eo41tg I.Hio ~
made before the LIST day OF July, a 10y oioe' ~
.anditianal costs and penalties WI 40, ,4
q EOLkE >. SAUNDERS po1Aeee01'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-23

Admiral FaTrsgut has invited King
Leopold to review the squadron under
his commend. The King has accepted
the invitation, and the review will take
place at an early day In the harbor Of
Defend.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-23
Dissolution Of C0naFtnershln.

rTNHEundersigned heretofore trading under tn
| name OF LIE aMAN d CO.. Memphis Tenn,
and LEHMAN g JOB NS0N, Holly Springs,
Nies give not oe that said firms and partner
shipsare this gay dissolved ~ mutual consent.
CTKU5 JOHNSON,
], G. JOHNSON,
e. W. LEHMAN.
Meaphis, Tune ia, lsss. islast
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-23
Tt Is no HumbUlg
QUACK NOSTRUM,
UPON ITS OWN BITS,
EUNOMIANS
0f LaGrange SynOdieal College.

TT has been thought advisable to hold a meet
L ing for ihs d spOsitiOn o. our society Prop
erty. The meeting Will be held a. OXloIds
Miss, in The Uni = rsity Chapel, on ~ EANkS-
DAY, June -, 1855. IL is hUfed that AL the
mem b. rs viii attend, or commitments their
"i is1s ~ ~ JAMES d WEST. President.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-23
TO THE PUsLlC.
The Greatest Discovery known 70
the World In Medicine.
THE
EUREKA LIFE-BL00D ELIXIR

TTAS at last mads its way into this country,
after having been in use in the old word
for 50 many years, and especially IN China.
The ceIebraI ed alche nist and chemist. DR.. Hep
ssrCiafn OF Pekin. China. las at lat consented
to his great CHINESE hEsiEDT being introduced
on this continent. and has established a few
yvbolesais agencies for the purpose Of supply
ing All druggists throughout the towns and
cities OF our country. This great Blood Medi-
cine has performed curez tine most astOnlsh-
fngl where every other remedy known in No
tsfi0 MecttCo has most signaiy JAILED.