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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01
Oongressio,. Il.
WAslilNGTON, March

ll"Hsc. --'phc Judiciary Bill was passed
over the veto by street party vote,
and is now law,
The Conference Committee on the
tax bill reported, and The report was
adopted nn
A resolution declaring flat The House
will do no moro business until tie im.
peachment is over was oIlered. causing
great confusion. II vas finally With.
drnwnand the House adjourned.
Senate The bill forbidding the III
honal bai.ks from paying interest on
balances due other banks was discus
scd. ad r.aI N
The appropriation bill was rcs,m.
ed. ' "
The tax conference report meeting
opposition, was postponed and ordered
to be printed. n"
Adjourned.
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Sergeant Bates.

Sergeant Bates. "n
On Monday afternoon Sergeant
Bates reached our town, on his jour
ncy to Washington. For some time
before his arrival, groups of citizens
collected on the side walks to witness
his entry. About six o'clock We were
notified that the Sergeant was bear
ing down rapidly towards the town,
and at six-twenty y-live tic gallant sol.
dicr hove in sight, in the upper end Of
the town with colors flying, and NOV
ing with rapid pace and q vim, we
should expect fro.n such o tourist.
Yp public reception tFas given Ser.
gsxS Bates and no public demon5tra-
tien greeted him ; but he Vas mot BY
several citizens and conducted by
them to Mr.. Browns house, Unri6g
the evening a number Of gentlemcn.
called upon him and expressed tlicir
sympathy with his undertaking, and
acknowledged his efforts to countcract
the slandcrs Of Northern oncmics
During his ft'y with us, Sergeant
Bates was entertained 1by IL con! nit.
tee composed entirely of ox-Confedcr-
ate soldiers. On Tuesday morning
by request he called at his. residence
upon Mr.. D. B:McCrcigl,t, tic pres
cnt Editor Of this paper, who as the
community sadly knows, is lying dan:
gorously i'll of pulmonary affection.
at about niue o'clock, $he Sergeant
rcappeared upon the streets with his
flag, and hfter u visit to our office and
a chat witbseycral gentlemen, l,e de-
parted for Chester with the best wish :
'es.of all. He represented himself as
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01

original Georgin case rs. Grant e. al. II
| was ordered That Il notice Of the motion Co,
! II preliminary Injunction be served on In,
parties, return"hlc before Friday next
/ WAsuINorov, March 25.
| About fifty German emigrants, Of both
sexes brought TO Baltimore by the ncS
!rcmcn lire, passed here for a. civ new
I homes III Virginia. They are TO be follow.
| cd by some 10000, who will seek home,
| South
| Tho Canadian Government will onn,v
through England for damages inc,naing
loss Of life, caused by fcnian raids.
The House amendment TO the tax bin is
! very stringent in penalties for illicit dis
tiIlations IL makes sales hclow tax price
! Prtma tHcja evidence Of rand nuh ,lmcct
| prompt proceedings, including suspcnsion
Of revenue officers.
In The Geuntc, Stewart iMtroiuccl u bill
creating Il provisional government ror ila
bama. which declares the Montgomery
Constitution the Fundamental law Of the
state, except whcrcin il conflicts with the
Federal Constitution; and 10 Authorize the
State officers elected at he constitutional
election to qualify and discharge duties as
provided in The Montgomery Constitution
on the lst Of May. II provides for coavcu.
Of the Constellation, which majority ortlc
vo.crs shall ratify. The Legislature is to
ratiiy the fourteenth article. The District
Commander to furnish all aid necessary to
enforce th Act. The Presidents veto
was read. The vote occurs 10 morrow. -
Adjourned;
In the House, tho tax bill, was resumed
and discussed al great length
The Republican Congressional Executive
Committee is in session, discussing the
Southern pcrllcSitics
internal revenue receipts, to day. S3lo,.
600
I'll" President, in his veto of The Surremc
Court bill, says that the reasons which lead
him TO approve the first section. compel his
approval Of the SECOND. The first section
prot Gets tho riglfs OF property from crronco
Gus decisions by inferior tribunals, and pro-
vldcs uniformity by appeals 10 the Supreme
Court. The sec, nd section removes this
protection, heretofore enjoyed, on questions
involving liberty ard life. He cannot as
sent to measure Which proposes to dc
privc any persons restrained OF his or her
liberty, i'll violation Of the Constitution, or
Of any treaty or law Of the United States,
from the right of appeal 20 the highest
judicial authority known TO our Govern.
mcnt to secure the blessings of liberty to
ourselves and our poetnrit'. is one of the
declared objects Of the Fc'"ral Constitution.
lie objects strongly the .lgircacion fca-
lures of the second scctpN intaining its
inharmoniHusncss with the sp.r;, aud intcn
ton of the Constitution. lie speaks of the
Supreme Court as combining wisdom and
Importantly TO II Grcatcr degree than my
other authority known under The Coneitu
tion-any Act which mhy be construed
INTO an attempt to prevent or cvadc it's
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III %.
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
Fairfield District.
IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY.

IN THE COUkTOF ORDINARY.
By Jamrs Johns,on, E.qmrc, Of FarGcld Dis
MHEREhS. II. A, Gaiilard has applied
" 10 mo for Letters eT 4 Adn,insirniioD, on
all md singular tho goods and cbattels,
rights and credits Of Wm. G. Smith late Of
The District Aforesaid ); l,G~
hess are therefore, tn cite and admonisli
nj and singular, the Kindred and credii Org
Of tbs said deceased TO be md appear before
mo, NJ our" next Ordinary's court. for tho
seid Districts 70 be holden at Fairfield Court
liouse, on the l7th day Of April, 1868. TO
shoss cause. If any, why tho said admins.
tration SHOULD not bo granted.i q, ,bo3 3.
Given under my hand and Seal. this CTR
day OF March IN the year Of our Lord,
:" ono thonsana eight hundred and Sixty.
2 eight. and In tho ninety sccond year Of
o American Independence. 1s4 !, B il ,3.Ig. &
IA Aflaa 5 JAI,thRs JOHNSTON Il
OF n
$ ihch ll-x1awf4 859 i"2 2 a5l's2s ia
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Fire.
We arc sorry to learn that on Satur.
day night last about u o'clock, the
basn OF John G. Bricc, Esq, Of this Dis.
trict, with quantity OF corn therein was
destroyed by fire. Mr.. Drice states
that twas unqucstlonably the work Of
an incendiary. There vas no fire any
Where in the vicinity Of the barn, and
Mr. Bricc visited 1t only an hour before
At was discovered in flames.
No punishment could be too severe
Tor such vIllainy in these hard, stringent
times.
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Th, Coming Election III Louisiana
flood in the Mississippi Riyor
NEW ORLEANS, March q

' y
Gen. Buchanan has issued an order
Tor an election in Louisiana tor. members
ofCopgfess. and snch State aud judicial
olficers as are provided for by The Con-
stitntion to be submitted. THIS election
is ip all respects n part of the election
ordered March, IL. and is to be subject
oDly}to such modification as may be
required by tbeacta Of Congress Doinder
which 1T was ortlercd The ballots for
iand against tho Constitution shall have
lontRem the nan,esof the deveraf officers
voted(for. ;Thejrnturns shall be made
ITO the commanding gcneraLH@a Y9a
Z The river atOstand IS three feet ten
inches beioWthe high water imarl. Of
tl862sts gpdl tcf eGgsIlia aiihE
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01

kU-kLCK kLA&.--1hc namc of: Ibis
organization is taken from The, ,"click"
in cocInnga @in or pistol 1t means
Observation-Disclosures &anddrd. gy
/, Itmeans 20 such thing. Fl is Nero
variation ,of ne Greek word &ukios-a 4
circle-4whch is so much used in En-
giishy asin cyctone, a'rotary wind; cy]
cSe,Sa circle; cycfopedia> circle Of learn.
ing and numerous others. "knights
Of the Golden Circle might read
t"Golden Kuklos," 80 ~
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suffering from an injury to his ankle
lie received iptEis trip and as being
thereby rctardcd-rbut his rapid pace
did not bctokep it. <, ~
Sergeant Bates is to arrive in Rich
mona on tho 9Th prox., in Alexandria
on tho 18Th, and III Washington on
the l4th.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01
Liverpool Market.

LIVERPOOL, March II.
Cotton iirmcr, more active and ad-
vanccd ss--upland on spot lot to ar
rive log; Orleans 10y.
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Cotton Market,

We have prepared for cur paper, u
new Weekly Report Of The prices paid
for country produce, also the prices at
which sundry articles are sold, by our
Merchants, and which, we can assure
our country friends viii compare "a
vorably, with any other inland town
in the State. Give them fair trial.
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{ able Dispatches.
LONDON, March %

Gs ~ i5 ST.. LoNpoS, March 25.
fha Iiot;so Of commons PASSED he bin
abolisl1ng church rents.
VIENNA, March 25.
1t is stated that Prince Napolcon's visit
to Berlin 10 intended 10 prevent polands
absorption by Russia.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01

Chicago is going TO have the largest and
most elegant railway depot in the world 1t
is TO be built entirely cf stone, by tho three
leading railway companies cenlrcing in that
city, will be over 300 feet long and will
cost, when completed, nearly S2,O0O,O00.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01
Now York Llnrl.nf

NEW YoRK, March 81, ?. NJ.
Cotton tirmcr; sales $4,000 bales,
at 25l II 29-closing at 2G. Gold
3Si
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NEW GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED
6E
JOHN MCINTYRE, 4 co,

WE have just received Il fresh. aupply.pf {
W GROCERIES which will be sold lew
for CASlI-coussting Of ~ -
100 bushels of Corn, No Country Flour,
barrels, hnlfbarrcls and kits Maokcrel, Nos
J, and 3, English Dairy Cheese, Superior
Brown Soap, Mixed Pickles, Canned Oys
tcrs, Wine Cakes, Lemon Novcly Cnkes,
French Mustard, Crockcry, Raisins, Nuts,
oil kinds, Fresh Cocoa Cream, Fig Paste,
Assorted Candies. Also Ladies' and Gen
!lemens Shoes, home manufacture, Zephyr
Puff, "Hcrc's Your Mule" and l}ill Arp
Smoking Tobacco, Chewing Tobacco, Sc
gars and many other articles too nutnc-
rous 10 mention
mar II
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01

G"HELEY AND CuAsr.-Grcolcy d. gone
to Washington to look after Chase who has
recently proved rccalci,rant Grcp y. OBJ.
,ioct is TO cntrnp Chase into admissions "a.
voring Grant. But Chase has "su.l OF
his own," you know. augusta Constitution,
uijst
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01
Liberia,

The Columbus San und Times saws:
Another letter from Columbus emil
gran, to Liberia may be found in our
issue Of this morning. lie seems to
have found the happy land Of freedom
and plenty
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01
National Froeniasop

3 ]
The Illustrated National Frccmason
for this week comes ladcu with choice
matter, such as, l,amentation for lii
ram, Homeless, Facts IS Prejudice.
AnIntcrcsting Story, Life Of Frank
lin, The Ch9mbcr Of Mystery, Jeru-
salem BY Moonlight, Widows Wed
ding Ring, Our Idol, llymtn, Juyc~
nile Hero, Norcga, Cure Of Drunl:cn-
ness. Oath, Replies Jurisprudence,
Correspondence, Intelligence, Jackson
at Church.
81 per annum. Ten cents per sim
gle copy with full price list of pre-
mims. Address National Free Ma
son, New York City.
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Demoroso's Young America.

-@o71f0t
This excellent little magazine con-
tinucs great favoritc Of the juvcn-
lies. It's stories, colorcd pictures, and
apt way of conveying most useful in
struction, render it exceedingly at
tractivc, as well as Il real help in the
work Of education. Price &l5O per
year, with II prcmiun,. Publishing
Office, 173 Broadway, New York
City.
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Marine Disaster,

New OsLpANs, March %.
The steamer Crescent CITY. from New
! ork, reports passing on the l0ih. of Uaris-
!rrI iiEit, the steamer hnodnc. Of New
York, with machinery disabled and wreck. .
crs alongside.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01
MoLF IIoLE, Bloony MoSrm,
Fair Moonn, First Hour.
[Gencral Ord ers, No. :


lFenoral Ord ers, No. III
&hroudca EroiArys qf .M}mrhis DtptS-
i'm, No. 60: an I'D siyn5." X
l2.
The Great Past Grant Giant com.
mapds you. The dark :. aud dismal
hour draws nigh. SOME LIVE 10
DAY. J, - TOMORROW DIE.
TnE BULLET RED AND THE RIour ARE
Guns |! u5
. To-day, tho ilth of TIC mSortals
month of March, you will begin to
scatter tho clouds Of tic Grave,
: Bylordcruf 4ua
GENERAL GWANr CYcLopu.
usl s#t raJ -. .l-a GEG..T
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Mr Davis in Baltimore,

Baltimore, March 23
Jefferson Davis arrived here "a. dnv on
The Cuba, {. ON Havana
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01
Weekly Review Of the Winn ;tcl q
Market.
ron THE WEEK ENDING MARCH

About GO bales of cotton changed hands
during the week. Market firm at poe free
of tax,
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PosER.A sensible writer""N
asks why, 1.-THE negroes are treated so bad
- in the South, they do not got the North.
The instinct Of the negro would carry him
TO country whore he would be better
treated, cs the flight Of birds from colder
ton warmer climate is regulated by the
change Of scasous. The fact ,ha, the ne
Grocs cling to !hc South in spite Of alleged
crueltica here, and r:otesscd friendship
there, is full of signiticancc
\ New York father asked .. inatioe oc "a =.
peace to allow him TO send lila daughter
to the poorhousc as he had mari led the Sc,
cond time and did not want to be troubled
with her. Tho judge refused, aud, it is
said. l"s since adopted tho child in order
to get her away from her unnatural father
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01
.. s. Marshal's Sale,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Of South Carolina.

Dl"IflcC 0l SOuLn carolina.
RY virtue of Writ of Fieri Faoias to mo
- directed isauch outof the Honorable
the United States Court for, tho DISTRICT o.
Sou h Carolina, will expose 10 sale TO the
highest bidder, at public auction, Mt FGiv.
field Court House, on the 1st 'dny of Apfil,,
1868, being the first Wednesday of'thc,'
month, nll tho fright, title and int crest of
defendant in and to tho following property,
TO vii aa'. .l,tn.I aS'4,dt =.
One tract Of lnnd or The %cst side OF f1,e
Wntcrce River. con,aiM;nc: roo acres .more
or less, bounded roiA ny .waterecr River
cast by S. DiEo,s, south snd wesEb5 lnnls
Of estate "or Ferry lin Fairfield District j,
Levied upon ms Inc property Of william
Dixon ut the suit Of Sarah j. Johnson,
Administrators Ja.a. ~ E:.E4ls
Sale to ,bc oonductott by j. NJ. GayleYU.
$. Deputy MnrshGlA ahclioner rct@fs
jhP. ~. EpPING,
p 2" n. SAN trshal.
Ey j. M.GAYLE.
- q. 81 Deputy Marshal.
mar l2-f3x2 sh'.n'. .a1t|@
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Mysterious,'

From The Memphis Aya9auc1c We
learn that the folIoWii1pg is a, copy Of
one of the "Ku Klux' notices recent
ly posted up IN that city:
* X! r.!
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01

:, -, ~: -, H. H. J
ny .,H s"'s' S'"' 49, - "'r,' = t"
'''o Ky, l'o''s 0"o ~
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", ,'e'p0,'''''''' l''N' '''' > - ''''''
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81 per ".','''"'' e' '''.S p'' 81"
g'e COPY WIZ, iu'l Pr,'o -, u pre-
''io'.'s' h"Ui'Ss = '''o'''' ''' ''"
---------~ >>~>,>.-,o,-,-1 1,,.--
The chronological Journal,
For April is fresh, racy; Vigorous
Among the portraits and characters
are, Adclina Patti; Isaac jennings,
NT d Allen \ Griffith. Tic West.
own ,,lnc,,;onist. Charles 7 of Epr-
''''" wv"
tcvs. Nj. y. Rnphall, ,. NJ. lSaacS,
rooo Too,,r 4 M Sol, Allor
jewish DlNihcS Afllc'eS ana Dh9'ch-
es ON phantaSn1aqoria-A -Aesocia ton of
Idcos in Memory Who shall be
~. -, {, <,,r,
Chle1 !or, mrs. u. " 'oml'h ." nc
Family - Tie Pipe and It's story In
ordinate Affection, By Rev. G.. j.
~ ~ r;,;,; n;,a
'oc'' - t'''''
Our congressman, etc. Price, only
On crnts 4, numhcr or ga vc,r hd
lross g r WALL. 3SO proodwo,.
New ork.
-c>rr,~--0---->>--- -------
Now Advertisements.
Rio Cuirc-Bv John McIntvrc 3
C
W
i''' '"'o'' W '' s'''S'"''"'' ~ - ~
D"'Y
hoep IL peiora Ine feoPlo'
THE RADICALS IN CONGRESS Avow THEln
ro,.ir1oN' ''oHs" ~ 'oN''NoNi'o" Vi
FROM TIE NpnHHss or. TIE hAho'it'h A 'oM'
MITE" OF r"h NN"'uNh S"n a 'oha ~
rN''S"H '"' N''' " ''' ~ ''o'""'73'
UNroY RGruBLICAH CONGRESSIONAL
ExECuTl~E CoMMlrrnn,
WAsHINGToN, ID. O., July 20, 1867.
4 X X :: ): y ;;
TION OF TIE WAR, . = < \ y &
Shall we, viCt orious in the Held be defeat =
cd at tho ballot box? It's not possible
BoBT G. SCHENCE, Chairman
JouI CoNNEss,
XACu. Cu>NDLER,
WIN. ID. KELLY,
JOHN y. LOGAN,
OAKEs AMEs, -
FROM ne HochcsteF DemoeF"H N""""'J
The Union 1esires to keep this before the
people ne nope WV w 80 - % J"M
"", W. "''%v ~ pIIr ri ,ncone koon 4 ncrorc
~ ,'conio,, ),
~ me ihleFna' 'ahA''cS "nu hooInl''as'S s;I,
oyc'r;do iihc CONSTITUTION, sct The Sunrcmc
Court at defiance, change and make laws to
suit themselves, lay violent hands on those
dare question their inialhoiiity, An" hhni'y
bankrupt TIE country and deiugc 1t win
blood.-Dan'et Wfbs'"
rus RADICAL LEADER Ayows TIE ACTION or
coyGurss yo np oursIpE ruE COSTLY.
rIoY.
u. H. na, s,, ,.u,. t,,o oc :
one n'eta'S's % "a. ,,e""," C,;,,; S,s,u :"
whicL lhcv lad INST rc,md;otcd. aud mAoiIv
OUTSIDE Of ,chich an agreed ~c nere acting;
else our.whole work Of reconstruction was
,"''"' "" r i'"',o"-n ~ Is
p .H6 ,..r,,n =, ,r,:,
az 80 ,,e ,n.oat .noyJo,, .,,on,n,. a. io !
rhG,ofe mu,dos wc hnvo ovcr heeu called
mo, - rooord ,oo,. n,oco !, o,,: ~, -,
uo,do, ., :, obo,;, o;.:hi ,,c,,,l,
A. AR Jos prrdor ~ ona;noor on no {,
& S. c. Railroad, and who, lives in the
pcighborhood Of the railroad depot, was
s,oraipa in Ills doo,r. semc person, it is not
, ~, hI,L -, ,h;, ,or. ~,
N.o"" "''t"'. ''"I" = "N'''' o"'"' w
w'thm 'o!' or n''een "'PS ,e. "Hu 'o"'.'"os"
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News Items,
CHARLESTON, March 25.

'Anivcd--stcamcrs Charleston and Sara.
goSsa, New York steamer Sea Gull, Bal,i-
more
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RiCnMoNp, March %.

Il" steamship Alexandria, from Philr
ue'rh't, with cargo Of assorted mrrcl,an
oi2c, ior Kichm"nd, WAS burnt NJ the wharf
at 'l'y FONT this morniug. The ship aud
cargo arc : to."N loss.
fnlLApELrHIA, March %.
The yacht Gipsry, from Charleston for
New \ ork, Is a io'ni loss Oh Delaware break
water.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01
Court Week.

U0NTt WGek,
This is the regular Court Wccl, for
Fairfield District but 10 Court was
held on account Of the vacancy on the
Bench occasioncd hy the deposition of
Judge Aldrich, who would otherwise
have presided at this Court.
The jurics asscmDicu OH Monday,
however, according to summons, and
after receiving certificates from the
The Clerk were discharged.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01

AS q train OF ftwsntysfSo wagons Was go.
ing from chcyeahe to Fort Phil siKearncy,
laden with government s,ores, they wofo
attacked BY lipdiaps rear IIoYac .shoc Lake
after having ,kraqled, and wero closely be-
sieged. The commander Of tie Fort has
sent o'it n bpay1of'ttoops I,o.faiso the seisc.
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New Judge,

New Judge
We make the following extract from
the lMuniH, Like the PhunGc, we
never heard Of Mr.. Plat, but SIC arc
greatly mistaken in the name if he is
not descendant Of one OF. the Praise
God Barcboncs-w landed at Ply
mouth Rock
BY Special Orders No. GO. from
Gen. Candy, dated Headquarters, March
%; 1868, Judge A. p. Aldrlch has
been removed from his position as Judge,
and Tcnhaniah Plat appointed TO SUI
perscde him. We have no information
whatever in regard to Mr.. Platt--can-
hot even inform our readers from what
State he halls.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01

On Thursday night last the store of
r@A1r. john McCorley, in our town was
entered and about two hundred and
fifty pounds Of bacon stolen. The
burglars have not yet hccn discovered.
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Local Items.

OLange Of Scheduled egs
BY reference to another column, it
will be seen that q change of Schcd-
ulc on the South Carolina Rail Road,
took effect on the 29th inst.
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Fr IN Washington.
WAsnINGToN, March %.

= NASIIINUTUN, M"rCh %.
In the Supreme Court to day. in the
original Georgin case rs. Grant q, al. II
was ordered that notice Of the motion for
preliminary Injunction be served on the
parties, return"hle before Friday next
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-04-01
a. bridal pair.in Detroit " eighs $50
pounds.3 What an amount Of happi-

messed ilHW,l Upaa etuaafJ
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One Fare.
We are authorized to state that
delegates to the Democrats State
Convention, in Columbia; tobe held
on the I'd of April, will be passed over
the railroads, 10 and fro, for one fare.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-19

The town of Winchendon, Mass,
claims to manufacture more wooden
ware than any other town in the
world. Two ofthe largest firms turn
out $500, 900 and s200, 900 worth pei
year, respectively, and the smaller
establishments of the place make the
aggregate annual product of the
wooden ware interest mount up to
over $1,000, 900. In addition TO these
factories, Winchendon contains two
cotton mills, two bobbin factories,
two machines shops. and two sewing
machine manufactures.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-19

A Portland (Maine) correspondent
of the Boston Journal, writes :ha
the great fire in that city has proved
a blessing. The buildings and
streets are fifty years shead of what
they would have been but for the
fire. School houses, blocks o.
stores, a city hall and churches have
been rebuilt, park has been laid
out, the site which was formerly Gov.
cred by buildings, water works are
being constructed, new railroad con.
eections are being opened, etc.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-19

"YoU MAY BE SURE, GENTLEMEN.
THAT SHALL HAVE NO POLICY OF MI
OWN TO ENFORCE AGAINST THE WILL OF
THE PEOPLE,
There it is in q nut shell. Let those
words be inscribed upon our banners.
Hurrah! for Gen. Grant.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-19

Profanc swearing never did any
man good. No man is richer, OF
happier, or wiser for it. it commends
no one to any society. 1t is disgust.
ing to the friend abominable to the
good insulting to those with whom
we associate; degrading to the
mind; improbable, needless, ipjuri
GUS to society.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-19

A piece of land in the Virginia
Valley is said to have been planted
in corn for sixty-five years in sue.
cession, and still grows a good
crop.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1868-06-19

Rev. Mr.. Punshon being requested
to address the Methodist Conference
at one of their recent sittings, said /:
speech is silvern, silence Is golden,
says the proverb. / do not happen
to hsve any small change about me
thislmorning. Will you accept the
gold 2"