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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-20

The Baltimore SIN, speaking of
flunnicutts failure to get the Radical
nomination for Governor, says he was
the Moses of tho Virginia darkios.
but, like Moses failed to reach tho
promised land. There is shrewd
suspicion holc that he has not surrcn-
dered without good reason.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-20

GERMAN ELEMENT At THE Morrill,
The Boston Pionccr a leading German
organ, hitherto Radical in politics, has
significant article on the recent cleo,
ton in Michigan, which resulted in the
rejection OF negro suffrage by more than
forty thousand majority. 1t attributes
that result mainly to the wide spread
detection Of the powerful German Gle
mcnt from the support Of the Radical
party. The detection, it believes, is
becoming very general throughout the
Northwest, and is manly owing 10 the
intolrrmt features lately cnsrancd on
the Republican platform. The Ger
mans, says the Pioneer, feel the ne.
cessily of allying themselves with the
Democratic party in order 10 prepare
themselves for he impending struggle
against the social, spiritual and indus
trial tights OF the forcign-born popula.
ton" 1t adds: "Sincc our adEcrancc
to the Republican party became treason
against ourselves, treason against orr
fellow men, and treason agains; the life
OF the Republic, the bond between us
and the Republican party is scvcrcl.-
The small minority Of thc Republican
party which remained true 10 ITS prin.
c'ples will have to seek other associ-
atCS
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-20
From the Southern Cultiyatur.
The kitchen Garden.

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u.uro , sucrrs.nn nr,>,n,o na,,',a,,.l
S,w ;l.n sod ,r,lc w,n,,,r Sonf,'D'','i
rabInoc. Ia ,nrurr~c ,,,,L .,m,I,, "
,.,.niS - ~, nn, nl,I3 g., La1 ="
rrop |, is Lclt.r +, yn,y -, :, .nn,"n.r,,' ,.i,,
sho,lrJ Lor.lcr ~ II, y,nn, ,,I,,',. a,.
haLlc 10 be ki,I,rl bv ,hn fo, .n, r.
,ry, water the bed ;n, L.Cnrn n;ni,,
Look to it lb,l cyrrv,l;nr n ,Ln .,ar,l,.,
i, proncrlv ,hiunrd m, 9rl,,n - ~, =
adyal'lnuc, IN or ,Irv h,l rI,n,," " ~ i,
leaving Too u,,nv yyon,s ,r .,m" =,
upon he .rounI I;,n " ~" ""i 49," r,'
Ylcoucu,)y wr.J ,,,l ,r,,. ,nn,, '
rar;Ily now Kin ,hrm =, u,,o ;..It
hocirr or ,al inc w,Il hr n,n;n;.n r.
prac,iccd carly and oI,rn r,,rnh nn
r.rrI,h moi ,o work ,L,u, ,hn ,n,
when the dew j. mon ,l,.i, lc,yno. +,
wll cause them /, "rul p" An,r ,,nY
,n", ran over nui,ly wir III. vn,.
ln, backward sn =. f. i,a,n a.,
laco p,,LnJ,v ,or,ln,,. M, ,..,,,'
by Il ,c foot. orlhc yyol[n,n l';n.Jr
lis, polaloc4 NAV ,n,y In riDnJ -, .,l
ilthu Ground "a lInn n,y hr n,,I,'rnI
us ,hc doro.r ,r rrut, n,or r. NJ
weather - ,lr, ,,,nr a., ,..,,,
beds freely ,hrrv;., ,I,n nr,n, ,,;I,
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-20

a boy only eight years old, fell off
railroad train at Waukcgan, III. !,
ana had the presence of mind to liu
stlll in tho middle of tho track, SO
that the cars passed oyer him without
doing much injury.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-20

The Sentinel on tho Border, Demo.
cratic organ OF the La Crosse Democrat
school, has left Louisville and gone to
Council Bluffs, Iowa, where it will be
issued under the name Of tho Bo,dtr
RHDim.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-20

possible moment, il you wish to secure
a lu2ye crop Of horge roots; DO not for.
get that, during the latter part OF the
present, and the early part OF next
month, the harvest OF small grain will be
upon yo"-ana show your gcncraIslip,
by having all your work 50 advanced,
and so well done, that YOU may, with
on' injury to other cops, take the time
necessary to attend to wheat and oats.
Fora crop Of carly peas, tic whippoor-
Will, or spccklcd pea. may be planted
the last Of this month Sow in drills,
three 'rct apart, dropping FIVE or six
seed at the distance Of eighteen in.
ch""$, or two icrt. It's u crop easily
cultivated requiring lille or no work ,
and pay remarkably well.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-20
LABOR SAVING
MI A @ III L m II $
WINNSBORO, S. G..

VllE subscriber is Agent for several valu-
l. nblr Machines in connection with his
Clothes Washer, viz: buckeye Mower and
Reaper. Nantes Champion Smut and Sepa-
rating Machine, Thrasher and scvc, ol other
Farming Implements.
II ELDER
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-20
An Old Mans Plant,

The recently deceased Governor (IIclm)
of Kentucky, gays the Richmond Dispatch,
lett will which not only disposcs of his
property, but gives his political yicws. We
quote from it these sentences:
"The South was conquered but in my
firm conviction the North will sotncr or
later learn that they are the whipped party.
The race of intellectual giants has passed
Oil the stage. The moral tone Of the pco
pic is gone; corruption and vice rule the
hour and the day. The mass of the whole
people have lost confidence in their rulers
ana the Government they place no reliance
IN its Justice and honor. This is mclan-
choly picture. But my mind is m"lc up,
mat the future Of thi, Govern mt VII have
downward tendency. ultima ny an at no
very distant day, will result in di>intcgrn-
'ion or acentral lcspntisn. This is m un-
Scenly place to Introduce my political opin-
ions. do il TO solcmnly impress nv family
with my opinions, in the firm hope hat they
VIII stand hy the form of government, as it
came from the hands of our Revolutionary
iathcrs, and oppose modern reform"
The New York Times reasons philosophi-
cally TO prove that Governor Helms predic-
tons arc worthless One of the most SUR
prisins things in the world is the faith
which Yankee has in the perpctuily Of
the Federal Government. II is absolutely
amazing to sec how perfectly confident he is
that the war has result cd in establishing "a
Kingdom which shall never bc destroyed"
We might, perhaps. conccdc that his opiu.
ioncwas worth something if we did know
Iut ho. al 4 Al
mcnl but when we see him boiling over
with Indignation Mt The treatment Of Ireland
ny England, Poland Ivy Russia hungary by
Austria, Crcic by Tur<cy, and prating about
perceive nothing wrong in the ten times
worse trcatmct which the South is receiving
at his own hands, we arc compelled to
believe that he is miserable fanatic whose
prcju,liccs blind him and rcndcr his opin
ions of no value. The writer of the Times
is Yankee Of the kind described lie can
sec the mote in his brothers. eye, but can
not sec the beam in his own. lie sees sipns
Of decay in tho governments of the old
world, but nothing that docs not promise
everlasting life in ours.
We will balance the verdict of the Times
10y giving it rs the opinion not of Governor
Helm only, but Of many of theme thought.
ful men in tho South--mcn whose opinions
would outweigh those Of Il thousand such
men as write for the IimcS--that this Gov
crnncnt cannot possibly last many years rs
at present constituted and conducted. 1t
must necessarily end, as Governor Helm
predicted i'll u central dcspolism or in dis
ntcgraton-probably the latter
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-20

I
" this Road will run rs follows
PASSENGER TRAIN NORTH
Leave Columbia 100 u m
" Winnshoro, GlO pm
g Chester. 90 n IN
Arrive AZ Charlotte, 100 y m
GciNG SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte, ll.35 D m
' Chester, zig n m
'' Winmshoro, 400 n IN
Arrive at Columbia GOO n m
AN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN WILL RUN AS FOL-
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Leave Columbia, T.LO am
" Winnsboro, 1915 m
'Chcstcr, l.J8 nm
Arrive at Charlotte, G.35 y m
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Leave Charlotte, G.OOam
Chester, 1910 IN
e" Winnsboro, lao On
Arrive ut Columbia, 50l pm
c. BOUKNIGHT,
Superintendent.
apl
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-20
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
~ 9 -E55 g. &C., sblAl

-EG' G'afsss Stfssss. " SGa.. :: ssygt sESygt
GENERAL SUPERB INTE%DENT's OFFICE,
Charleston, s. o., March &C. 1868.
nNand after Sunday, March Goth, tho
" Passenger Trains on the South Carroll
ma Railroad will run rs follows, VIZ:
FOR AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston, $50 n m
Arrive nj Augusta, 3.30pm
Leave Charleston, 1880 m
Arrive at Augusta, Ga5 nm
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston, G,3Oa NJ
Arrive at Columbia, 3.5Onm
Leave Charleston, $40 m
Arrive at Columbia, G.2Oam
FOR CHARLESTON.
Leave Augusta. GOOnm
Arrive ut Charleston, 3.lOpm
Leave Augusta, l0Tsxy1s
Arrive at Charleston, O0tSas Tn
leave Columbia, G.00am
Arrive at Charleston, 3.lOpm
Leave Columbia, 20 n M
Arrive at Charleston, o.80am m
SUMNIERV[I.LE TRAIN.
Leave Charleston, 3.40pm
arrive AZ "nmm,rVillc, 5.lGpm
,'o"'eon'nmorVllie, 7.2O ny
Arrive at Charleston, 835 n m
CAMDEN BRANCH.
On Mon3oys, Wednesdays and Suturdays.
Leave Kingsvilic, 2.2Opm
Arrive at Camden, 90 ODn
Leave Camden. 6IOa N,
Arrive at Kirgsvillo, 74Oam
II. +. PEAKE. GonI sup't.
mar 81
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-20
CSEtidcate5.

hereby certify that one Of f. Elders
Improved Washing Machines has been used
BY my family for nearly two months, anu
that it has given entire satisfaction. We
find its merits equal to its claims. 1t wash
cs thoroughly. (if the directions arc fol-
lowed expcdiliously and without injury TO
the clothes. | can safely recommend Mr..
Elders Washing Machine to the public pa
tronagc. feeling assured any family will be
delighted with its greater superiority over
the old wash tub mode.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-20
Mr.. Chase Determines to Beat Wade and
to Ruin the Radical Party.

TO kuln the Radical Party.
The Washington correspondent OF
Forney's Press saws:
"rbo fact ,hot Tho Ch;cr J,.,,o ;s
cors,an,lv :, ,Ln n,r,nu oc MD
N,wl,r iTrn,,I,,l III o,Lor, ,.i'
l.,o,.r ,n La ~ nro ,,n,,;I,,.a, J,,,. ,C',
;s ,rn.,nl 90 ,.;r,.,,n,,nm,;ol ,>r''', w.,
,hcrc has hn,.r, c,rxr;roc,. rr,, u,n
Gr.t =, ,,l.,, H., ,n.,,,l, ,i,.a.
.nnnl 1In I,;yns Mun, a,,l n.;,l,
,l,o,, onJ, mi l.',n !, l,.'. L,,, IL,
,,,,n,, L,ro,,,I,r' ,rl.,li i;.,'Ir a,'c ~
nj ,a,n,,l ,,nS,,I,, ,.a,I' i';', "'0'i
nrSrrEn,n ,,,n,n ,s Ln mnw I,,n.
,r;v,,. Ls,,rr frn,, lin. -, .n,,,,,,,
Inu,L,rn l,v,l., Io.Inrc, H., H., L
L,nn ,,'r,;I;n1, -, ~. ',' ~, ""
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,,;l c,,n,;,,n - lo ,Lo s,,n :, r,,,,,
| han. .,n, ~ J.. .ll,. ,n nn, ,a.,,;,.,;,,,,
10 Pi'hI extracts rom MS irttcr; but
"ht'' oo' yo'l must accrP, HE mca&rc
abstract OF It's contents, III The foregoing
sentence, Il" F'cc'nc cNpi"ha''ol' "t Ills
cN'r,"iu'hary course. ihc feeling to-
wards h'n' even hmon@ mid kHpuhli-
cans IS exceedingly bitter, rs even his
personal friends have IaI'rd to offer ~
leSPcc'ao'c apology Ior his proccedIngS.
Some OF lhrn' predict That he will be
come a candidate against Grant, and
'''aI MS course VIII con5"i'Gnte only the
h''" h'Pnol'cahS, D"l me war Dcmoc>
81 "A pt IA
winch none bnt thr earnest "dr""a'cs "F
'!"Peac"'"ch' can "'J"c' 1hls prcdlc-
'ion mas ca"sr'~&o some comment, aud Is
Schcraily accepted as convincing c"!'
u'nco ol MS nc'crm'ha''"n to destroy
','' parry "i Hrc"oh, an" progress
Andrew Johnson publicly announced at
''e o'%,h''n% OF ms i'frS'drn'I'l career
''''' S"cl' was ms ocS'!r, ana "" sec The
r'S''l' Oh Vac nacl'natohS III IA" mpcnd
ing danger winch dIsh"ar'cnS our loyil
people.
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MA q, L,r;l,, I.., L,r,, I';,
y,,r, ~, ,.;.,,.l III. .,;9
w,rl.hnnni ,r,,, ~, ,La T>I''1' o,'' WV p% ."~
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ror,},c,,r .ml n N.n,; KIM"
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-20
Il. w. BRICIi.
PASTOR Jioncwcll Churrh

't9lVI TTVI'VWVIT VHWTCH.
This is to certify that we arc using +.
Elders Patent Clothes Washer; it is Simple
nnd not liable to get out Of order. We can
recommend it to the public TO DC great
saving OF labor and less injurious to tho
clothes than the old method of washing.
Rev G Is iIctts, WinEsboro, S G. Mrs Dr.
} Il McMnstcr, Winnsboro G, Mrs Saml
II Stevenson, Fairfield District, G, Mrs
Roht Heron, Fairfield District, S G, Mrs
Kennedy. Chester, : g. Dr. } A Rccdy,
Chester, ) &, Mrs Caleb Barnes, Columbia
) &. Mrs j l. ionguc, Columbia, S c, Capt
l. NJ Grist, Proprietor Enquirer. Yorkvillc,
5 G, Mrs. s. B. Clowncy, Winn@boro, S. G.
feb 227-lyr
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-20

The impeachment drama call it tragedy,
comedy, or farce is drawing to n close
The curtain will undoubtedly close this
week. Exit Johasom.
Yes, the curtain vii! fall uron tho new
drama now before us, but upon what new
drama will It next rise No mortal being
knows, but we shall soon see. though it
may cause ones cycball to ache and burn.
The President will retro unrcsis,inely
from his place. lie will sound no rsllyipp
blast upon his buglc. No military force
will hurry to his support. No friends will
will lift m arm for his defence. Yet, in
Gods and tho peoples good time, he, and
the shattered Constitution he has struggled
in vain TO protect, will DO rcvengcd. Tho
trump of tho political Judgment day will
sound in November, blown by the storm
breath of the Northern tempest Louisville
JoHynai.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-20
JUST RECEIVED.

ENNEST qualities Crushed, a, b, G, ex @
a and G Yellow Sugars, Rio and Gov.
Java Coffee, Fresh Tomatots and Peoohcs
in cans, Refined md Commcs Petroleum
Gun Powder and Green Tor, ce,ain to alyo
satisfaction, and Refined Starch. a'o
D.. r. FLENNIKIN.
Agent per Aubrey &co.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-20

DlsGRhCMrUl SCENE IN TUE IM-
PARCHMENT COuRT. lis extraordinary
power over his hearers reached its climax
when, Il, he close OF his remarkably
eloquent pcrora,ion, the galleries, fairly
carried away by his pa,hos, broke ou
IN rapturor'o and prolonged applause,
which WAS not checked un,il they were
cleared. The scene at this juncLurc was
one long to be remembered by those
who witnessed it. The enthusiasm Of
the galleries reached the floor, and many
members OF The Iousc joined in the ap-
pansr, utterly regardless Of the rulcs
OF the Senate. The Ch,c( Justice rap.
ped his Gavcl in vain attempts to restore
quiet and several Senators, who rose
from their seats TO demand that the cal
icrirs Should be cleared, were fairly
driven INTO their seats by ;,, enthusiasts
TIC ciapplng Of The audi, nee. Senator
Grimes was the first to make himself
heard, and demanded ,hc immediate en-.
Iorccmrnl OF the rules lie was mc,
with Kisses and some wam, as he started
Tor tho corridors, commenced sing
mo-.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-20

In the controversy about setting up
a printing Office at Sing-Sing, the fact
has been brought to light that there
arc seventy of tho craft in that inst-
tuition.
We'll 60 our "bottom dollar' thorc
IS not half tho number in all tho pris-
ons of the United States put together.
,SaUannah I{Vcrtiscr.
We will second the motion that the
above is q Radical lie.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-20

A MAN III YEARS OLp. jacob
Fcrnarcc known for the last eighty
years by the name of old "pcno,' is
$il'I living with Mr.. Mulky, in this city.
Too Old to continue in his old business
OF trapplngin tho Western mountains,
he has for the last thirty years been
living with Mr.. Mulliy, and is well car.
"l for. "Old Pcno" is now III years
old. lie was an old man when thr bat
lie OF New Orleans was fought. at which
lime he did duty under General jackson.
, This old man still shows considerable
activity, both physical and mental ;
takes great interest III the different i'm
provcmcnts going OF IN and about the
city, and averages trip once q week
to the Kansas CITY Bridge Works, which
takes h'm about threc-quartcrs OF day
to perform. When about l.omc he oc.
chpies most OF his time, in the spring
and summer IN attending to his garden.
Fcrnanco was born in Canada, aud cmi-
grated from that country South when he
was about thirty years Of ago.
Kansas CITY (Mo.) Adveriiscr.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-05-20
Charlotte and s. G.. Railroad.
EV.i-tsE2 Euiy.:s E4stss,a yS,l,J-,I,
Sy..s Sy.Es, HI:it&: iHS.ss .sySEHS.ss.s s.,5s,sEsa s5
COLUMBIA, Anril 6. 1868.

NV'UNHTN, 4NI'rT1 o, JoDo.
On and after This date, the Trains over
" this Road will run as follows:
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-06
pEs AiosSEs Iowa.
IanuAFY. aSsh. 1858.

"
EBiToR OF fnE pAiLr EgcLn = bslievs
concluded my sonasesicsEion iass sven.
ming, 5y ssying that Dir. White, State
/. dsoiag,ss, would lecture s'shis evening
al tbe Hall of be llanae Of Representa-.
tires, . ana tbas II was ny inttntitn 90
attend the lecture. carried ous raf In
tansian ana muse say thas though dissp
pointed ID The radnner Of delivering The
lecture, I waa pleased With ,he taaifsy Of
sab jset diseassel. IL gaYs ihs sulife'
Of laa ooal aeils 2 pfsiis sbsFsagb vep'
si.atisg, and sSll gs Rhsra xe might ex
ptct 10 God paal. and wkefs IL wauid bs
nsslesa expeaditGre Gf snonss TO assenF
aoiilnd is. Eif Tho Rfoaessox'siidsas arr
sorseos, bic leatass alll pFsvs Of grsal
ses,Gse 10 a4soal hsnssss ss The, Stats
he aess losk up the sasIses cF pess
psag ID whgs an fflshmhhi Woald cal
lerf, and aeeoriies 70 The Professor
ssasems cot IL oenposed 81 partially du
sonposed pass. Tbls moss, Of peass 4
saasa sp tbs portbrsstesu cauaties Of 20
staas, II hundreds and sFe1 shoesands o
snzss. IL stas asssiea ~hsra slnesr !
ssaxes. il h ,ipsaipalle. as ssa arsirls q
IpeI.. Nhisa ths pynfessos. vas dslivss
Iax bls lsstafe, Llsnk ssosssnor scots
y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-06
Ds. MolsE., C, Jan. 21lh, .6s.


Eplros or rus Dany Bpalz Il be-
lisssI closed ny last saauaaIcaiion
vith Cole, sna and "a Coal ia black
aad dirty shinx j will uas rneddis wiib It
fasthsr 10 this eoramanieaGiou, bus uill
s',dsavor 80 give yep &oms idea Of WbaI
the Hioso bus been doTsR.
AtEeE tha Joaro,l vas read, earrsctsd
and approved, lhs regular order Of had.
mesa was suspsaded for lhe purpose Of
taking ap laas weak's messages from the
Setass. ghsae msssages we're aPon ssv.
afai subj sess--hiiIs passed, resolutions
rdopeed, aad bills from ths House, re-,
tutuedwith aeAFadmsnts, some Of @htch
were psssvd BY sbs House, wh'is others
y rsreferrsd 10 ann mlstses Of avHeodsa
and seat baek to the ssnate. M
AF.oF The mesa sgss ware dlsposai Of,
b special lease several Ilos.e bills ~ers
ssssa up and passed, ampns phiea was
sas Rsias lss limss esholdiag the soarss
In shssbira iaslieial aistsias. Ta4s bill
sosusassess w4t d Patsawasearals saUusy.
aud sxes zoe sisusa aor saussnsncsDs the
terms on shs Foasth Meaisy % Jaaaagy
aud Ialy. and allows ihfes wseks 70 in-
seevens hefuse sha term eonmenees IN
Mills county. IA sa5ts 10 former let.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-06

= 's : 8 4 - = - 3, J
ffis s$rfly l1tuAiu - noea the
sasiirEaip III js m dieal prsss juss
ssssainj.nasaxa wAsa fhey sse The
possr dspssfing ffosA thsrz Tas'
p6spls ~ paieis lsgssfs
lie an6saousssnfas rnassnsd by the
leaders 81 tie Radissi rassy md
are voting them on Of oflice - East
ass4hsy ess and ssfisssn with Ger
cor hy shs sis aas Il Spslt,on ~ 4. q
slssiv isiliainyy sheyssery out daRd,
fraud. pass ) Regissry sia~ 70 pre-
ssnofrsads on the sallos box The
state Register sasss Ns aask faaf
no Il adyantags With shan come of
aesrsSusp frauaalsns saslassn and and
our csssa1pwasy up sosss-ssiae Eass
paper ,says he s..iin pot FersEk ,ss. g
the recsat occurrences IA eurross
county. Wen. we shoaid think
nof in either case, You will not be
allowed anymore s'advantage which
shall come ofcoSTrSuED fraudulent
voting ? the people have determlned
10 put stop 10 the advantage yeu
hare heretofore had from fraudulent
voting, Mr. Register and our co.
temporary here does well not 70 re-
Ger 10 instances In our own county,
where his party has ruled for years
until ahs last election, when the
Democrats appointed q committee
| to stand by the ballot box until thu the
last vote. wa counted cur. and re-
Efaaod to allow an adjournlneat uis-
ill the result was kneWh, which re
suit gave the Democrats majority
In the county.
Right, Messrs. Radicals, take
'sno mere advantage from continued
fraudulent voting, and be careful
mot to refer TO "recent occurrences
lin our own county@ Intither case
you viii be likely 10 come 10 grief
Yoa may as we'll prepare yoFr death
songs, fos yoar political death ha:
Ebeen decreea by the people.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-06
: Albany Essasae 1ss
1- We glesn the se,iswias

H We CLEAN the Eoliswsaa
fterna from the Aschsson City kAa.l
Daily Patriot: ! -. -. 1.
The 0lashe aCenraIss svkN aW
aeeoant 9f q female horse mil IN
that vieiaity that has beer dong .
lively business In her Tine fakeay .---
Her last raid was ora DIR. 6sah8s
dasu, from whoaa shs gobbisa sw0
horses at once. Ae las1 aseannsa
she has held in dnrauce vilas a4i
The two naen who sfoas she svss-
coats aud vaissa frosn chs rszaoaas
house d week ago lad MigAs--aH
aeeosant Of which ws pahliahnd---
wess arrested In I@svmsNQFth eenz-
tY, and are now Ia -, TIE vas
llss xas foaad paas the ssN MI ia
this city and she oyercoass II heir
posseasion. The certificate of des
posis Ie NJ. 100 had been aeste1ye 4
By thern.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-06

j eT TIE New Fork EvsAang
tPbss, one Of the abiest repabais@a
In the country, edited by
w ilhala caHea Bryant, is also oas
spdkea upon the folliss Of lie party,
Ia ) recent issue i thus reviews sAs
aew amendment TO the rseonsssae-
aiau bill, which proposes 10 sss sslae
she Supreme court; @ -
aCpngress got into . qazssea svish
| the President; is Look e0uassa Of sfs
resentment net it's wisdoas zAogs co.
erous conditions we're imposed M.
It'll this Legislative folly cnIminatsd
lin The uailit&ry despotlsn which has
.prQ3uced no solitary good esecss
aEHkh has widened the ctasszn bss
tween the races at the south, snd
| which has al length run % suea IN
extrayagaf1cs Ehat Hfiless aarsaaed
| will provoke . general and aasss
/ disastreas reaesian, Ii j. an sx-
EEeIaity into which We shall not kcl-
Ilow any leaders; but On the othsy
sAand, we shall co1ltinae 10 protest
/ against II until the vacs af rsason
shaH once more mako isss6 Aeare
among the noisy elamoes nf Waes-
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