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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17

GRANT, CoLrAX AND BuMMEnlsM Ono
george r. Root, and a Chaplain McCabc
have immortalized thcmselycs--thc former
ny setting to music, and the latter by sing
ing nj the Chicago Convention the first cam
paign song of the Jummer party We take
their word for it, Bummcrism is ono of
their elements The hummer party song
has been cndoScd by the New York 7rjJunc,
and ii is rarely that we SEQ the naked truth
so freely exposed 10 the gaze of a Disguised
world. Three groans for the 'hummcr
party Hear the beautiful refrain
"Thcn rally again, then rally agnin
with tbs soldier, sailor aud bnmn,cr,
W" will tight il out here, on the Union line,
No odds if ii takes US all summer"
Now, there is II spark Of open, urbushing
rascaliry and bold hankncss in This decla.
ration Of "bnnmcr' principles, which the
New York 7r'd"no endorses by publishing
that wo do not hesitate 10 thus pat upon
record for their benefit. lIurr III for the
hummer flag Of Grant and Colfax
hummer is thief; prowling, steal.
ing. Sncahing, drunken, dchnuchcd eur, who
hangs upon the tai! of an army Ills plan
of operations is to ''gut" the dwellings OF
the poor, dctcncclcSs women and children
to destroy for the sake Of destroying TO
| murder for the sake Of murdcrin4 out o: u
pure hcllish spirit. The bulnmcr is the
wretch who ontrFges the females, whop0urS
filth into the food he cannot carry away, or
| easily consume by fire. Tho hummer never
! Gghtt. lie asSassinatcs sick and feeble old
| men, and naltrrats oil women and childrri
| The hummer is the incarnatc wretch who
laid waist towns aud cities with the torch.
The hummer rendered signal service to the
Mongrcl party, III loafing in the rear Of
Sherman, on his destructive raid through
districts where Il Southern man was not
seen. All had been killed OF, were in remote
sections. There The ius'y bummcr was in
his glory. No mcn TO rtightcn him, plcpiy
of pluEdcr, and rare work for fire aud the
butcher knife. As the ''bummcr" has been
| put into d"egrcl by the "poicks" Of the
| hummer party, We take it they understand
| their own principles. Go it, miEstrcls, on
| Grant. ColfaX and hummcrlsm-- God
aud morality can,lidarcs.-N York Day
| Book.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17

We may therefore safely set down
the crop OF Fairfield, ut less than 5000
bales one-half Of which was sold ~
10 to l2c. and the other half at lG to
2oc., realizing about half million Of
dollars.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
To the Democratic Clubs of South Caro-
lima,

lima.
The Central Executive Commitrce
appointed by the Convention held here
>,
,' ~ 10y '''"'' '"' i'',''
ocra'lc OI"DS wl''ch 'hcy represent The
following statement:
On the second Monday of this
month a Convention met here in which
D;s,r;o,. &C. u,o Co.. ,.',,.> .o,,.,,
., r,. III,
",'''"' NV '''' '''''''' ''"''' ~ '''''
oo"'ch''oh' was 10 appoint committee
to confer with the undersigned members
Of tho State C,n,ral I;xccu,ivc Commit.
,co viii &, v;ou or ,.c,,.;,;,,, moss;
,.r
-.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
RidgewaY Democratic Club.

y well attended meeting of this
club was held OH Saturday May &C.
the President in the Chair.
The minutes were read and approx
cd
Mr.. Edward VIM. Davis introduced
Mr.. w. j. Ncrcon Of New York, who
incidentally stopped here, on tour
through the Southern States.
Mr.. Y. addressed the club in u
very able, and eloquent manner, and
unclaimed the attention of those pres
cnt who held different opnious- he
gave the statistics Of the Northern De-
mocracy, and showed by matthcmati-
cal deduction, the ultimate success of
the Democratic party both North and
South.
Mr.. Y. was loudly chcercd, and
carried with him the unanimous and
enthusiastic thanks Of the club.
On motion Of Mr.. Il. g. Lamar, it
was resolved that the President and
Secretary be empowered to condcnsc
these proceedings and request THEN
publication in the District and Capi-
tol papers.
Adjourned to meet ut 2 O'Clock
June 18TH
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17

A slip of the tongue il recorded by
u French paragraphist :. A lady was
enjoying the society of Ter husband,
when tho bell rang and tlc servant an
nounced "tho doctor.' Tell him 7
am sick and cannot soc linn" was the
madamc's rcply.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17

Youatt, the we'll kmwn veterinary
surgeon, who has been bitten eight or
ten times by rapid animals, says that
crystal of tho nitrate O. silver rubbed
into the wound will positively Pre-
vent hydrophobia in tie bitten per-
son or animal.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17

y young child, says an exchange,
lately got piece of cracker in his
wlndpipc, and, after many futile cl-
forts to remove the obstruction, was
laid on bed, black and lifclcss, when
an old man, who had "raiscd sixteen
Children" suggested violent blow
ing in the childs nostris. The en-
pertinent was tried, the cracker dis.
lodged, and suspended animation re-
stored.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
800
Majority,

1t appears also that Mr.. Clowncy,
the nominee of both parties received
1888 votes. The number of voters
already registered are over 3,lOO,
showing conclusivoly that over one
howa"d persons have not voted
Now, what has become Of this large
number of our citizens The 1ues-
t,on is easily answered. Since the
first registration, not less than 500
freedmen have located elsewhere, in
other States and Districts. Some
have remained at home, Indifferent to
the result, and some believing that
tho Radicals would all be elected, re.
fused TO turn out of the last class at
least 250 were white voters. Had
they all come up to the polls, and each
have secured one extra vote, the re-
suit would have been quite different.
We sincerely hope this Indifference is
not characteristic Of sympathy with
tho Radical party. The ncws from
other Districts, conclusivcly proves
that wo can carry tho State in Novom-
bcr for the Presidential electors. Tho
Democratic clubs of freedmen, have
done we'll and arc daily Increasing
their number. The white voters, who
refuse to register thoi, names as NOM
bers of the Democratic clubs, arc less
worthy than the freedmen and will be
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
HENRY G. DAVIS,
Chairman.
II. S. DEsroRTEs, Secretary.

a Kentucky editor adverliscs as fol-
lows: "Wantcd, at this Office, bull
dog, of any color, except pumpkin and
milk, Of respectable size, snub nose
cropped ears, Abbreviated continuation
who can come when called with n beef
steak. and will take his pound of ncsl,
from the man who sqnirts tobacco
juice on the stove and steals the OK
changrs.'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
COMMUNICATED.
A'. Editor :.

ar. INtttOr
Believing with your numerous cor.
respondents that the introduction OF
immigrants into our community will
solve all the difficulties of the times
financial and political, I will donate
QO00) one thousand acres of my land
in Fairfield District, to bona Gde set.
tlors, particularly Irish settlers.
feel sure that if immigrants can be
induced to settle among us,---on these
terms it will enhaneo 100 per cent the
value of our remaining land and pro-
mote the prosperity OF our country.
POLICY.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
Tho Late Election.

From the returns at the eight pre-
clnctS n'Fairiicld, it would appear
that the respective parties must have
voted almest unanimously for their
nomination.
There was 1912 votes pollad at the
several boxes Of which
Mr.. DuYall, (Hadical) rccciv-
ed, 1887.
Mr.. Ollcvcr, Dcmocrat) rccciv-
ed, 955
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17

A school ma'am has a3optcd a new
and novel mode OF. punishment. If
the boys disobcy hep rulessh stands
them on their heads and Yours water
in their trower's legs.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
Ono Fare.

Ono Fare.
The President Of tho ..ioitc md
South Carolina Road, announces that
tho Charlotte and South Carolina Road
will takes all Delegates to tic National
Democratic Convention in New York
and return them for ono fare. 1t is
expected that this arrangement will
be extended to Now York.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17

The U. Sta es Musical Roviow.
we hayc received from the pub
Usher >. l.. Petors, Now York, the
June number Of US. Musical Re-
view. The music is new and bcauti.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17

he will not lo brought TO trial. |
have again had the pleasure Of his so.
ciety at my house. lie remained with
us one night, and | had an opportuni-
ty of long talk, which, ! assure you,
| cstccm Il great privilege. Indeed,
his manner is 50 social and agreeable,
and hc imparts information 50 pleas
antly, that one may truly feel proud
IN the consciousness Of being made
better under the influence of so great
man, and especially in witnessing
such an example Of fortitudc and pa
ticncc us lie exhibits indeed, but for
these qualities, he would have died
when III prison."
The Charleston M0cwy in their
daily Of 10th instant, publishes The
card of Hon. j. Il. DooIittlc, clair
man Of the Congressional Democratic
Executive Committee, >'propoSin~ to
furnish documents for the campaign"
under Tie head Of "fUncym .NoHce.' >
We hope this is not prophetic Of the
death burial Of The Democratic party.
The following is a copy Of The card
FUNERAL NOTICE.
" CoNGnrssl l,NAh DnMocnArlc
COMMITTEE, May 26, 1868. The m-
| dcrslgncd requests the chairman Of all
State, county, city, township, or ward
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17

SO regarded in the future, by every
true Democrat in the District.
At the last election, (for approving
tho Constitution.) the vote was $50
Radical, aud 600 Democratic, MAORI
ty 1891. The election for Sheriff was
conducted strictly cn party grounds
and the majority was 432, showing be-
yond doubt a clear gain of moro than
etyht hun7rc1 rotcs in two months.
what may We not expect in Novcm-
Der, if the white voters do their duty.
Let every man answer for himself.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
Tho Cotton Crop Of fairfield.

we are informed by ono Of our ciii
zenS who has madc the inquiry, that
the crop Of 1867 and 1868, up to the
lst OF June, may be estimated by the
following shipments, viz
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
Moro burglary.

Moro burglary
The store of Mr.. John RI. Cathcort.
was again entered on Saturday night
last, and two hundred and sixty-livc
pounds of bacon, $50 far as known !
absnactcd thcrcfrom. This is the
second time Mr.. C's. store has been
robbed lately. Cannot something bc
done to stop this high handed VIII
hany ! There has already been
enough stolen in our town within the
last six months to pay a policeman
handsomely, and why is it, that there
is not a marshal for the protection of
III our town We hope the Williams
VIII yet be detected and punished to
the full extent of the law.
The K. K K.
Ihe following notice, says an cx-
change was picked up by us in front
OF our Office, few days ago
The Klandostinc Kombination Klub
VIII meet at the headquarters of the
Nnlghts krimson Krapc. to perfect
measures to meet the acts of a Kom-
mon katastropho Kongrcss in the 10 It.
ter of impeachment. When tho
Is hlocks Klangs Kloar, let every <. X.
IS. be at his post.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
Enumeration

iVIlOu
THIS question under The shape imparL.
cd by "Truc Reconstruction" has as
sumcl an importance that deserves the
fullest consideration Of the public.
Om readers will note in to-days paper,
n most munIiccnL offer OF 900 acres Of
Land, made by one OF the most practical
gentlemen OF the District.
There arc difficulties connected with
this scheme Of gratuitous cont ibuion OF
lands that many Of our readers may not
be aware Of, and which must greatly
contract its operations. Bat yet,
much may be done in this wav.--
The matter needs Interchange of
ideas, consultation, and definite
mode Of action. 1t has been suggest
cd to MS, to call meeting Of citizens
on the lst Monday in July, to consider
this question. But we believe this
time morpoitunc on account of the
meeting Of tho Equity Court, which
will interfere with the cooperation OF
many gentlemen, who would other
wise unite in the policy.
TO us this is tho paramount con-
siaeration Of tho times. With it re-
generation and prosperity will surely
come. Without it, We will as surely
languish in indefinite prostration.
Bishopyillo Democratic Club.
A Democratic club has been formed
at Bishopville, $. G. In their consti,
tuition they express themselves as op-
posed, and that without compromise,
to negro suffrage, under any rcstric-
tions or qualifications whatever.
We annex the concluding remarks
of the President, OR. II. d. Green,)
which seem to be expressed in his ad-
dress, III spirit of forvcut patriotism,
and which no doubt are endorsed by
almost every Democrat in tho State.
nc says
"Thc man, who would assist in rati-
tying the negro constitution, and on
dorso negro supremacy in this State
who would corrupt aud blast society,
who would degrade himself for Of
iice is guilty Of a crime, too unnatu
raj for belief; too monstrous for OK.
cuse and too damning for forgive
ness. Flo has tho heart Of a demon,
and | care not what may be his quail
cations or prctcnsions, lie is void of so.
clal position tho plant tool of ty-
ranny the footstool Of dcmagogucs
and foul blot on natures record
holding his principles in one hand,
while nc extends the other to receive
a proifercd bribc he is "a thing Of
flesh that can he bought and sold, like
damaged mcrchandizc."
go Is there moi some chosen curse
some hidden thunder in the vault Of Heaven,
hcd with uncommon wrath ; to blast that
wretch
who owes his Office to his countrys ruin"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
Consumption 49,
600 bales per
week { 0 Y s
weeks,
1000
or cnly enc weeks supplics.'

Another batch Of statistics say at
the rrcScnt rate of consumption there
will be only two hundred thousand
bales of the raw material on hand the
first of August, and that will
have to do them until The new
crop is sent over. The conclusion
these writer's leave us to draw is, the
price will 90 up immensely, and The
market will open in the Fall at Il high
rate.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17
Ootty III Supply.

Cotton spectators and writer's up.
on cotton supply, says the Jomnal L
Messenger, have figured ont to their
own pctcct satisfaction, that Amcri-
can cotton will entirely ran out in
British factories before another crop
Reaches them. One article before us
says:
'''rhc latest adviccs estimate the
consumption Of Great Britain at IS,.
600 bales per week. On April Sd, it
was estimated by those best informed
that Manchester had at the mills
about I5u,uuu bales; bctwcrn that
date and May 20jh, the trade took
2S2 900 bales; this would leave Man
chester in the following position:
Stock at Mills April
3, $50 600
Purchased be-
tween April3
and May 20, 2S2,0O0
------.i32,0O
Consumption 49,
600 bales per
week for s
weeks, $4,000
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-06-17

Wednesday Morning, Juuo II, 1868.
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BEAUTY.

THIS great tie hcautftr, gives 90 al clear and
complexion d healthy skin bright aud clear
persons sight has become impaired hv dst viii
-ue aui distinct sth0u te all Of glasses Per
are near sghtsd-- will this iu1Btg vii
aud where there defect Of nm deIv
t aud restore The ssht Few doses viii
rmprs Bo-hrs Pustues Bnishr Sores Black spots Worms
viii Rh.um boi Ulcers letters, Sores ~ all
tu' Fever HumUrs and 10 % variety Of skin disease
Kory Spots &c In all these simple ailments its Ia purify
the blood s Ike th. blood t~ using the SARSAPAkL
LIAM ri SOLVENT richer puler, and better than be-
supplies the blood Nth nourhmrnt and strength; and
those II su Ssh, torpid and ud temperament reehes
them igl
Nir and drives all melancholy and unhappy feelings.
class cumpalbhr which Buchu aud remedies of this
class ur rapidly, and commended ~ al far superior
g. Buchu.
In Of GRAVEL Brick us, deposits Difficulty Of passing
distinctions tie urera Imitation of The Bladder aud At
tsr ersys Bladder Wamb is powerful curative influence
The controlling rem, the RESOLNENT for this
Of diseases Is the PAkklRA BRANA THIS great assisted
b The l ani SaTsapansn its through the
and
rtusang soothing iudueH Of thc pcacsu the
vessels % the shin tauoue With the kncys Hence have The
Lungs Liver nkn aud ku~y hannng with each other and each
ng All lsrhaug their respective constituents es doses Of
thr KESOLNkhr viii make change all these diseases.
anori prompt relief ID the most distressing There remedy
that will ala gu Kidney complaint quick the SARSAPA
RlLLIAN HENOLYkNT
DR. RADWAiS SARSAPARtLLIAS RRSOLyEST repairs ihe
% body supplies u0ushmeut strength ard purity
blood Ill forms Of decay aud all redeHiBg dts
oh1rgcs Price bottle bottles for - Sold by all drug
g'ts For medical advice address JOHN RADWAN NJ D. No 81
Malenue n T. Read Dr. RAILWAYS ALMANAC for 1902, also
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be given to soldiers by Congress.
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symphony compnsd o. destroyed the uosycy desire saS
stopper We discharge This letter written DO May. 1853;
bKO0ELYs, Nay 1863
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pounds right ireti color o body and
sud slender weakness Of the ho bdy bead heavy and n rus
suld pains over he wh to- kin dirty sae
geasy lso~ 10 que coated with sh cu and henming
20 keep me thra' clear ~ tough phrm and
visions before he sight weak eyes, ghfl
doasness desire 20 lay long bed
bed
shay discharges from the
had the mouth DISLIKE kr labor
solitude. heavy supd ard dTowsy coufsoa u he mdt rae
haggd belug des, 10 dpk much
appetite; horrible imsgnatons after retiring eight
distinctive habit and saasus
nearly since bs'e been nuder Treatment Of doctors
caone mercury blue pills knowedse ba,s
habit have taken the Reoveut
desire change remedy poduesd wonderful bad
feelings DISAPPEARED mac Nv appetite returned spi
revived feel ambitions complete ny daily aor
take half aspOobful u the Resolve n three day
Radwss Pills night and seek rub The spine
back the Ready Relief One bottle has made this wonderful change
but tn TX had better costume for While Yours truly
A. H---Dd
weakness and al affections the appesse
RAbWAlS READY RELIEF o. the spine OF great importance
supplies with eetf and gives NE ara
vigorous strength O the
RAILWAYS REMEDIES sold by Druggists everywhere and A.
Dr. RAILWAYS Omce No. 81 MaIjen-ane n. \.
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STRONG ASSERTION.

OF the drases that the sARsAPARILLfAH RBsOLvBNr Is IS,
pcay prescribed r Il will give evidence Of It IN The power
Of baau agency Poong life the patient by few doses
here sufficient oftbe life principle existing within the wasted body
aud hkenown which tbs sowerl remedy can act
will dde the progress Of and weakness and repair the
bay Ger made from ch aud strong
blood s power Increasing the flesh, Strengthening the blood and
restoring functional harmony the Ly Lung skin Bowels stomach
dueys Bladder all ohse the securing Of
health those suffering organic wasting disease
No take this remedy without deriving immediate benefit The
first dose Of publication nyigoon and eEeana-
corruption weakness aud diseased humors communicates ~
curative powers through BLOOD SWEAT and URINE Tho
hea tbinfsing influence circulating through
the system electric hud IL Is free from dangerous agents
cry drop absorbed tie circulation and s work
70, GENERATION and cure
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THE WONDERS
MODERN MIST RY.
SARSAPARILIAN
ITS ASSOCIATES.
ITS ASSOCIATES.

Dr. RAILWAYS sARsAPARILLIAN REsoLvBsT eurs' with
to raIy diseases hitherto considered ncuabe AID invest,
death life, health and
strength purtst flowed through the
II man woman. NJ child
The DAYS by this remedy OF persons
dissolution aroused the medical world 20 an
Of IL, eIrao and In compliance with The ur
geDt eitons medical Dr. RADWAi hss con
ene 10 pub Sd the formula Il composition Never since medicine
subject r the Of the sck has such e.
'ronary and difficult cures been made through remedial
Of RADwAVs sARsAPAaLLAN REsoLv ENr ided cases
by the Ready Relief and Railways Piilsi
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TO THOUSANDS OF UNFORTUNATES

publish sovins letter way
know what theu The will
stopped and the injuries sustained removed lead 70 insanity and
cnrshlr 0cy who have INDUCED this habit
asoLa loss hfs phnpesAy we,h hight
sill Ia where the involuntary discharge
ngnrut hut the sreg functions Of the genital glands
Destroyed Nhed though slow will be effected by the
hfARLLtAN RESOiNENT, sided BY RAILWAYS PILLS and
READY RELIEF have
been cured Married aid have rbren This should BE good evil
deuce "ftl~ frt... Of the SARsAPARLLIAR RBsOLVERT
Tb grT ca. shs bottle Of the ResoSsp chang The
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WOMAN.

There class complaints that lady or ss troubled
ah aud often suffers hours anguish knpwiug what DO and
dskng ph,sicisu In RAILWAYS SARSAPARILIIAS
kESOLNESIa rrhes ready prepared that viii form OF
ladies complaint mi restore nraiith regularity IN those suffering
for Suppression. keteHtoa Irregular Menuaton IN "
Lcohra weakening discharges Falling Of the Womb
TuH0 Hand Lups. tlcrrs the womb II with
np In Of Mysteries BITS ConyuUus Headaches Bad
Dreams aud the symptoms that constantly present this remedy
will lady should supply Of tho SARSA
PALLlAN RESoLYBST IL will keep the blood pure aud healthy
Hke feel bright cheerful happy strong end Vigorous inquire you
good appetite and q clear. beaanMl skln.