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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-20
6pDflQnb'S @erman Bitter6

@ppflQnb'S @erman Bttter6'
@oot(on0's german Comic.
DaS Qrpge 5eilmittel fir ale &ranfbeiten
2eber, bes mageus pnsr Ser:
banunssES
500 lambs German 8itter5
tertraetsn) son % y rseln e Srautssrn c,r uno f maa<
i;;:':s S ) ri f; saSs2 = |fs9 81" a . 8 'i'tfa:
500 anp'5 German Comic
TT cine g%erbtnbuno aasr Snsresienssn les Sitsess m' rs
reinRsn Nualtat 9 a n ia Gru5 81 N, Sraas sts. H. San,
cine Der anaenebmlten uno lttblthr1en gteoEl"e" e''' ~ '"
Yublifum bis Jest sebotsn tpersea mp; ,tc,so1orti,er sri
ui(4ung ppr3ieben, 8ebral1en
5ppFanp's German SttterS,
Dieeniaen, rpelas feline einrencuno gs5ea bic auSssesbsne
Combination bes Bitter5 Ilben, 9ebrau9s1
5ppFana'5 German Gontc.
sic Rns belize sleia, gut unS entealtsn tiislbfa mss 9 sa,Gs
6iaenidaiten unS bic Iustpahl swiiden ibnen II etns e!ose
SSds les @sidmadss, in0em sas Sonic ss 19"adPa11Fe
"Dsr masen 1T tn gplss neutrality-suspicious. ME es(4ggd&ts
g,ertauuna, D~Yspepia. Ner= Seui4rdde &C., Der Stcran9
e.? ;;;;;' , $$; 5$;' 1T s{E; #; : IS % ss'$ +: j; Ill., { s ss;ss S ;;; Fl; s, st. s.:
tisnt an s'ntSs" OSsr msPTsrsn Der f''8sa'ea "Fa"''s"s" 81
gerRupfung, 8ldbungen, innere 9anorrbotoen,
int Maoeu, tebelfeit, 5er3brennen, Gtel
por Mabruns, leberf lQuns oosr
Driden i'm Miaeen, laures
@ufFoben, DrIdsn ccer
4lopien in Der 9er3<
CRUDE, ai9ttses
pber l9pere5
Ntbr1en,
@9winbel
int &opft. 5srS>
!lppfen, tIrgenoes
pber tidenbes @eflbL
tenn in ~liesenber @telluHg,
Mattbeit Der Mu9en, Gleden ODER
Oepebe por bem@ei9t, bump1erS@n1srS
int Rppt Mansel Der @usbanaung, @e!b.
belt Der 5aut nno her @nssn, @9msra IN Sftft'
Nuden, 8rult, @ltebern &C., plOsl'9e
SiBe, Brrnnen int GlsiI9, fprt-
wGbrenb IbnunB BON
1nelld uno
srpBe
@ebrWdtbeitb BEL @ttmmune.
Der an bieien arantseiten esitsnss ieats BET e s',r %ssp sn
etne5 9elnttels FUR 1etnen yal Die 8TpBk ep''.pt 49,.
msn1sn nne nar. sssjs9ise tsn ,sn sS ssr ;stGt Il. r sa slf fs
mirtGSen gNertb tejst' spn ihieltden Susrebtensen fret
it uno lid einsn 0luii fit Die 9eluaS Sislsr 8raaI4at sr'psr'
ben bat. ,>, o.u,. 1,r;c
wursen spr swsinnesmansi9 SaArsn sum esnsn gsaas a III w. e.
rbne 8peifel mebr 8uren bspirtt unb Der lspsneen ytsnldestt
tn cintr srSseren IusSebnuns senust faesn, ais 'r9e"0 ao'ess
IReti,insu, melde celn @ublifrm bef1nNt Ntne: r
DieIe N~}cei3inen furiren wirHanl 3eter .Seftoerosn, gslp'
fuSt, @erbauunpsit,pdds, 1. 6rpniits 0iarrtss' araat PEI
.rSr,uo in nor qfhsr, Fem sHasen unp ten GtngtweiSen
entIehea.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-20

Bet @%elesenbeit pe5 Musitanpe5
ber Maurer lit Seem gprf erstebt fid bic
mertmarrtse Gbatia&e, paB IN bieifr
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-20
6 % % at

INV ~ JkENESEtFVt
preu6sn Barttembere, 8atert H. @a@ien
... fir bic 9rpstr3pstaamtr
Ol%tensentars, 5sN.n, Baoen, Msdlenburg'
@trslit unb Wedlenburs.S 9rerin, ,,,,
- bic 5er3retbamer .
Sat{sn Metninsen, @a9itn gltenbusg mt
= @nbalt- De6au, g." III
unb bas garfeatbum
S@aumbure::- 2ippe. 4 .a
Der untersetantte If tettn 1as wdbrenh tet o.
fhdftsfuxben III fnt.n In fetner Office, eatpefl&e
Gle Ser Dritten uub Natnfrase, Cincinnati, g.
-, 6. q. abae, Gpnfu1.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-20
Nnn Hen. 6, .. SEenrau. Nlilfiter
Fl h t.

sppaorss tsutIde @>sttsinsn persen natsema6tt. Ras
{tts 1T, ras lie llnteri4rift : scn 9. W. Saairn I'D
;{ s EN- nj }!m MH;;9,{ ISL ! E55 SIM IN / t. s:rp ss5"s Mssi Sss s gis1;'
Diaries 81. evans. G;seutNan,cr,
fruter 8. 81. Sadirn II. 60.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-20
3ur BeQ6tun
SAwo9e unp sorte &tneer
9 q nif1c:
Scr 9lht. Sen. IS. @pppm,

Der Mht. Gen. IS. @ppnmarp Sherz
idtsr Der supreme Court RON pennlslua1ia ldreitt:
Ntilupelpbia IL. Mlri, 1867.
SD fnee, Sas Srrianp'S German SiterS ctn 9utsS Ipnte
1T, nIhlit bel frantteiten her Gsrenuun9srrs1!e nne
son tSat mrbltt5tissr s4ir- tans IN Jal!sn srn St7~a9s
Shr erastener 9. %. Wpptwart.
Der M1tbare Some5 Sbpntp|pn, Nt9z
ter Ter Supreme Grurt BON Nsnni9lsania.
@tilabtlrtia ia, %. Wrrtl 1Sb6.
Sd tstradte 9cvNans's 4srnan sitterS als cine tsrth@
itmibter @trtarusa. SD lam rieies aus meinsr et5a1sn
'"''"0 Samss Germpirn.
SON Ser. Sos. $. &ennarp> D. d.
po1pr her 9eb,teu @apt;fen. STRIDE, philadelphia.
Or. Sadlpn Weebrter SEER! Sb bin tduFl. erla4t
.rree,,, ,einen Namen nit Gn1pfcbluns rn Strl4ieeenen
Mrtsn Weti;insn in gerbineuts ;u brtnsen: aaetn "a l9 nas
Werfatren dis unvertrdslid nit per mir ,~3Iltebeaee11 Sppare
eradte, babe i'd es in alien =. TSlsa aesslslnt; eas's sa
lane's German Sitters in II n1anderlsi yauen ur,o ma.
mentltd In mstntr eiscnen tar1tl1e, rtGe 10y etnr'al SpA
r,einem 0rriate ab, nm es ais ,netre pcae lleterieu9u1t9 auS'
,ulprcten, bE TUr al gemetne ~ DE fes Sp'
es elm li6eres une nertbselleS 9raperat IT,
Su mandeu Jdaen mag eS ritt aIlt!asen oGeut sereHn'
lid, bara, ,reiHe i'd, ni6t, .rirs es ier r~rrt!ttatts FUR Otele'
uiaen fem, ipelae an rtt3cu lii laden lsieeu.
Shit srR5tsr Sraadtuns SIR SIS 8enrart
Mtte, ~Nntertalh epates Ctr.
Gpu Nec. 6. .. 6encau, Miiitent>
ottbatteur les Gtrifian Gtrsnic!e, gti1aselrtje.
Sd, BABE Ypn cum 9etraute srn ScpEanr's Gerr1an Stt'
tiers entlGtepea 9tussn seicse1 UNI bake mid terebtist, Is ale
Gdhpade pser an aranlpeitcn leiosn, eis eura uarr>uuns in
Der 0eber entIrrin9er. Shr ~eraetertr
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-20
Wret1 {.

5ppFant's German g;.ters, ter Jlaite.":.... -""s1.N
5ppFanp's German gitters, bates 0nstns:-:-":""..Ss.N
SppFanb'S German Srnic, auf Su.rt.SlaiSsn ssTv4s
81. so per SIa{bs rser en saltes Guscnc fur s7.oO.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-20
TIr ben @etreihetau

tieten BE 2intsreien lit ben Genntte5 5enaepin, g3risbt,
@tearns unb Meter unubertrpHsne @srtbele Ear. 9arner
Iustuabl BEN @rrsus, ais bic, melde iid an better, gum 8au
les QBstjens, benz srpseu stapelartitels te5 n eilttsn 5aneelS,
etenen. Diefe Counties %entbalten aud einen Retdthun1 rpn
3adira9e fir serfdtetene 9rede 1T uao nelaes etnsa eutsn
MPartt ben Gienbabnsn entlans inbet, unb nibt aaein fir bic
8ldruns bes 2anee5 eHti9deis, icntern bas 2anS feltit beallt
rnndf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-20

&rQnfen 8iiriorgf= @eifQl@aft,
Office IN cr
OeutlGen 8anf Don @i1iu5 Brp'6 Il. Dunbar,
Drttte Giraffe, st. Naul, $ minneipta,
5ncppprut am Is. Qprl 1863.
Oirectpreu:
Gbas. @deM, s. Biiu5, 6. s. eienau, peer Gdnefpn,
81. pa0apant @ufaY GRQnd> 2popb @hre*
|@borleS 6 de ffer, pr1fpent 6. S. 2ienau, GMe NrdGoent
s ert. @tlltu5> Stasmetr, Bm. g eeger Seretan>
peter Sdnetber General Moent
Juccrppratcteus
Gbo5, Sdefe; Gas po0aront 6. s. 2hnau, Ymr @9neiper,
GufoY 2Rlnh @poNb Stede s: &tutu5, gmt @et9er
an bn@ eneMr hrG efuf9at gm. SussI in Der taaHidabmeirs Office unp an ben 2pal
|Nsnrn M. Gid. 126rw=p
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-20

No 8er9e7et ni9t ben Mrttfel &pelz
9en ibr fault tppbl su priifett ranait tbr
ben eGten erbaltet,
gu perfaufen BEL alien Drp9uen<9 anp>
lern unb &auReuten Gterau.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-20
3ablune6bebtno0nsen.

Dtels edntereien rpersen In parselen rcn 40, 80 rns $50
Ndern unb BARRIER ~ grsifen auss get uten, .pelde spiiden S.
unb $40 per Older narrtiren Omit sinieen treni8en garseaeu su
les 9anSes BON Ter Gtisnbabn. Sie r,erten entpetsr fir baas
Gelb pter auf lanoe Iernine ~strtauit (ebn Sabre iuenn e.
serlanet rirb) nit 7 grp;ent iahrliaen Snterelen, tan,it un'
bernit cite geripnen befdbist rpereen, eins Setmitdtte, 1ater biz
ligen 8etineunssn, in elmer %esiunben unb prpbuttipen @eeens
III %erlaneen. Gtejenieen, nelde Ten gatnen entlans i9pn
gieoer1adunsen %ggrInbet, BADEN %sefunren, ta6 ibreedabgeien
i'm QBertb UNI so grp;ent jdhrli9, eeae9en inb.
Die@e 9dntereien fnt felt 1857 BON, Tertauf suradtetaltea
%prrsen; fe lieeeu spii6en srpsen Nniiebluneen, uub Inb Sir
den, @dulen, -Jatrfrasen lnb Mdrtttn suoanslt9.
um nabere Austnnft uenbe man i'd an
George g. Scder,
2ans.g m niIIiunsr, ct. gau1, ginn.
= erttan II Erptt, Secretar. trtp=tp
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-20
Sir bfe 0tebiuat

f1no bic Counties Nn,Fa, Slanti unb Sterturne ~be1pnters &C.
eianet. Der Brben entbdlt rethen, ~farbiben Qebn1, tteilretie
prairie. @efrdud unb lfidte gDalbunsea; tadelbe 1T et,pas
biiselte, nit u~nsablisen seen uno 1T epn saslr.iasn a's6snten
ftnldneereien unaseten inb bic einen u%nesteurea @orratb BON
Bras unb Seu lisfern. sic inb leiat %paffrtar, un 3u BEN
N1tnen am 9ate Superior unb sa ben Gannenrpaltunsen ees
n6reli9en xbeles hes Staates 3u %eelausen, welde bic befen
unb sursualtaRen gidrlts fir BEN Sertauf ron Rinbpieb int
eante bieten: sSn gerbinbuns nit Der gietsudt 1T Is nutt.
meatis, Die &ufmettiamteit auf bic 19atade gu lentsn, baB
has M{il6eefddft nod I'M enttcten III, mas aus BEN bcben
Nreiien ron Butter uub Rdfe uno aus benz erpBsn import 1ene.
Wrtitel aus ben Dfliben Staatsn erI6tlid If.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-20

s. EstneGprfebrun9n 1tno 9etrcfen,
319linse mabrenc Der Sacans gu bef6iiz
gen. .
@enn Gin Npplifart rob benz Sniff
tute fommt, ipute ct npn Semano be9lei>
tet 1etn> bet i'm Stanbe 1T fpl9enpe
Tra9en su beantpprten.
/. Same pe5 Mpplifantea?
2. Sabr> Mrnat> Sa9 uno Ylab iei<
ner 0eburt?
8. Nanen te5 Gater5 unb Mutter
unp reren Mptnun9- Grunty unb Ypft
SHice.
4. Na1nen rer Oelatriiter be5 Mp-
p%lifante11.
5. l1r1a6e Ter Gaubz pper 8linpbeit
hes 9lpplitanten u11p tn mel@em Glitter
1e erf ol9t. ~
6. Mar @er}rannlhoft smtl9en re,
Gltern Ypr bet @erbetratbun92 Menn
IT, mel6e?
7, Sat rer Mpplieant G%a11bauntms
pcer Blince &errrorrte? Mom -, mel
DE?
s. @ar rcr Mppltfant 9etupft? Sal
CT bic 8lattern, @6arladfeber, Meaiels,
WumYs pper Stidbuten 9ebabt?
Gum SdluB rem Yrcf. Mpye5 fir BIT
freunpltde Mufnabme> bic er mir 5u5ketl
1pereen lief, mod mei1en Yerbtnplt@1ten
Oanf. ..@''' 49,. s-.%1" ~
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-08-20
Die S@af3udt

fdnet an it glinneir ta isbr eintrdsti4 3u rerssn uns aussr
ben pben bef drteberen Qdubsrsten in Nnofa, Sianti 1nb 5ter-
bIrne Grunnes, fne Die prairieldueereien ron Nfeeter, Ganti<
spbi unb Wenpnsalta telpneers fWr oiei len 3wed eeu9t.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-30
B A CCoT &7 4c)

THE undersigned have formed copartncr.
L ship under the style of Bacot 81 Co.., for
me purchase Of Country Produto, md the
sale of n General Stock of Groceries provi
sions, &c. au$lg ~ 80 arF
James r. Aiken is lilo Special partner
and has contributed the slim of TenTbon.
sand Dollars in cash Pierre Eacot will net
us nc General Partner Tor yi,o sale of goods
and I'LL other matters connected Win ma
business, Of the firm. The firm to commcnc,
on The lst day Of October 1868 and continue
io' three years, unless otherwise Changed
by consent Of parties
Winnsboro, october 1st. 1868.
PIERRE BACOT,
sept .2D-x2+1 gl&a sas5 },If +, - n
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-30
Weekly Review of tho Winlsboro Cotton
Market 30

Weekly Review of tho Winlsboro Cotton
Market, &c.
The sales Of the past week ending
Saturday 2GIh. amount to 1873: bales
opening at 203 anil Notwithstanding a
decline in liverpool and New York
sales at The close we're principally at
201a2lc.
We are advised OF The sales OF ono slim
mcnt already made in New York from
this place, Of a class Of cotton STYLED in
(thc Charleston market MS Miadino n,
2i3) New York as Good-"T,ow Md.
ding" which sold at 24c., this leaves n
margin OF &c. to pay all expenses, which
we arc Informed it will'not GOVERN con.
sequence ortlio loss in weight of new
cotton Our principal buyers arc pre-
pared to pay fnl rates. or ship cotton for
planters, nt their risk 70 any market in
the United States. The stock Of n,cr.
chahdiae IN Wnnsbcro' is rapiJly IN,
cfcaSlhg' M every department; lilo
grocery stock is much larger than last
season, and prices MS low as can possibly
DC had in any interior market in this
State The dry good merchants arc fill
ng mp, and are determined 10 Offer for
cash) every article as low as can, be-
bought atrctalfin any other town with.
out exception they only ask, their custo.
mcrs TO give them a /ab aud honesttriaI..
No charge fer making tho effort.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-30

Large Democratic Mass Meeting Barbe-
cue and Picnic at NJ ntic lilo, OIL the
23dinst.
Fhc exercises were opened with prayer,
BY Rev. a NJ. Carllcdgc, at about halr-pasl
| / o'clock.
Col John p. Thomas thea addressed the
assembly, for alY hour, in his spirited and
Impressive style
Col. +. W.. McMascr followed, in an in
'orcstmg address, Of some 10 minutes.
The audience were then addressed. by
lIon James D. Tradcwell, in ar eloquent
and impressive manner, for about an hour.
It now Being after = o'clock, and dinner
being announced, ali persons present, pro-
cccdcd to their respective tables, and par
took Of u most sumptuous and well -prcpar-
eu dinner.
We are sorry TO state, that just aftcr din :
ncr, difficulty arose among some persons
under the influence Of ardent spirits. which
so interrupted the proceedings, and 50 with.
drew The crowd from The Speakers stand
that Cot. Rion, WHO was al> o to sspeakc, Gut
excused himself from proceeding with his
Address.
Alter oricr hal to some extent. been re
stored, Interesting an1 sensible addresses
We're delivered by the following colorcd
Speakers: Howard Caldwell, William Stow
er and rlcasant Goodc.
On the whole the meeting was success,
and VIC hope good will result. There we're
we suppose, from twelve 10 fifteen hun,lrcd
persons present. large number Of The
fnlr sex graccd the occasion with their pres
cncc
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-30
(. MOEETJN-

Or, tho Last Days of Leo 2nnds his Paladins
ny John Eston Cook, Author OF .Surry Of
iiagles Nest" OF ,"Surry,, of which Mo-
nun IS a Sequel, Ten Thousapd copies were
almost Immediately sold Tie new work is'
8 s'''l more jnt ntenselyintercslingg Printed on
3hnr-' oned paper, and richly bound in cloth.
Win npwar'lNof $40 phg0ss it has for its
froptlspicoe asiine stedi medallion head Of
Gen ;l;sc, and Observation-Disclosures in
ll9msr's best pes siyles Either 5boois il. sen, by
ana,,. Ha,n pos. tree; on receipt of Tic price,
S1i%o for sale ny all booksellers and
.i'swshem,ers s h'town anil country.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-30
TOURNAMENT.

y VIE undersigned in behalf "sthego,fn,
L men of he town. WHO propose n Tour,
namcnt at this place duijng, tho month Of
oc,oner, request the knights of Monticello
ma hIdge%"y land nj others rho may fenl
disposed to- participntc) to- meet ,hcm at tho
court louse on Friday morning. The I'd
INST, at 10 o'clock, TO make MI necessary
arrangements. $Es,'
i. MEANS DAVIS, #
ID. w. AIKEN,
sept 3D-xI
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-30

From many Indications it seems prob.
ablo that a largo increase Of English en-.
igra'ion is' about to,take place. Upward
OF one million persons are reported as
out Of employment in Great Britain,
and the attention ofall classes is turning
towards emigration as q means Of re.
lief
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-30
The Columbia and Augusta Railroad.

The Columbia and Augusta Railroad
The work on this road is progress
ing rapidly, and q large number of
hands are employed Last wock an
engine ran through, the streets of
Granitcvillc, that portion of the road
being completed. TKc, track was laid
in main street by the canal.
The above is clipped from the Char
lesion Ne,cs. In a short time We ma =
expect hear that the road is finished to
Augusta.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-30
Talking Womeni Insanity; 70 Cor
respondents, etc, with largo andsclc-
CANT illustrations. Ouly 30 cts, or
So u year. S. II. Wells, n. Y.

Ha a year. 5. H. wells, N. y,
---~~>o,- ~>r>--~vy-o- ----
fl straw"
wei learn from the Centfal Presbytc-
Tt'f" that 'Dr. Boynton, Chaplain Of
tue llousc Of Representatives, has re.
signed his position as pastor Of the First
Congregational Church in Washington,
The resignation to take effect at the close
Of the present Congress" F."
It's well known that his Radical
chaplain would not resign his pastorship
in Washington, i he hoinot yood rcas-
." b bclicrc that the next House Of Rep.
rrsrntatisrs would be Democratic, and
his re election as chaplain Impossible.
Hence ms resignation as pastor is to take
effect on lie day that the new Congress
is to assemble; in the meanwnllr, he
will be on the lookout for some other
place to vcntlaic his political pray
rrs.
Th, Assooiate Reformod svnoJ 90 +h,
South.
This BODY met in tho First Assoc;,to .
Reformed Churcb fRov q Notts ~
this place on Monday the 2lst instant
About sixty DELEGATES came ~,
from Tcnnossco. M;ss;ss;rn; Alabama
Gcoryio, South C,rol;,,, North VIZ.
sinia, and tho first prcsbvtorv of
Ohio. Most Of the Jolc,,otos ,rr;y :,
before the Sabbath and bv tho minis
tcrs tho pulpits Of tho d;tr, ro,,
ohrrohos ;nolnl;, a., Afn;o
occupied. The SYNOD was opcncd bv
sermon ftom Rev. IT. n, Sloan O,
Abbcvillc.
A. dolon,t , . ; -.
United prcsbvtcriop rhnrch o. the
Norm Ror r rr p,n.l, TT. 49,,
heard bv the svnoJ tonrh;ra h;s -; l.
s;ou on T,o.a.v ,.,t - l1 n,laa1.
lie ,Jlro,s w,, ;,,,nos,;,,n,,., -, :,
and was h,,,,;1, ra,>l;,I 70 :, ,I<
same sririt Nv thr ,JoJor,tor Ro, r
T. prcsxlv Th, II p dc,oo,ro osl
ed NOT for upion ,f Tho ,wo hod;, :
but for M cxcb,noo Of dc,oaoto. ,n
for tho ,n.,;,o of fu;,ai,,
nondcucn
The business common - s,o,
bodies wo. tr,,.oo,od w;.h hr =
fc.linr.
nr,,s;,;o,> ,;,.;,n -,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-30
r e G { [ V [ N G.

AcO Pieces Prints, Black and Colorct,
4o pieces American DeLaincs,
~ pieces Plaid llomcspuns and Lind
Scys,
Superior Dress Goods, az all@wool De-
lanes Dri'aScs, Rep. and S. roplins,
and Alapaccn Lustrc.
roo Shawis, III kinds. also Cloaks of
good styles and quality, Millinery Goods
Of every kind.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-09-30
Dcmorests Young America.

Fhc October number closes the vol.
nmc tor thcsccond year, Of this popu-
lar little periodical, comes to us
bright and gay as ever, nourishing a
grand toy residence called s'yilla ;"
rich in stories, poetry, pictures and
puzzles, closing tho interesting iuvc-
nile adaptation Of tic famous story Of
Robinson Crusoc, and promising a
brilliant attraction in the shape of a
ncw story of out door life, for boys, hy
Geo. j. Varncy. Hurry up your
pennies, children. You will all want
Young America this year for, with
tho November number, it is to be en-
larged, and, according to the pub
fishers, "othcrwisc improved Ad-
dress W. ). Demorcst, 473 Broadway,
N. Y. $l.50 a year, with premium
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Crock q rw~,,


o"r s'ock will be, ns usual complete.
Ge0 we invite an inspection, and prom,
isc a complete assortment of everything
kept III u first GLASS store and at The lowcss
prices.
LADD BROS.
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No, ], Cassimcrc Suits, Cashmere, Sati-
nets, weeds and Jeans Goats, Vests and
Pants. iEr y =.
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VoN ET PnETERrA Mill. The House Of
Representatives, says the Menir in spir
il OF great consideration for the necessities
o: The people Of this State, passed a bill,
yesterday, npprnpriaiing $25.0OO to relieve
tho wants of tho transient poor. This
sounds rather funny, when il is remember
that the mcrciful body continues in session
after {" hnif dozen res", tions, fixing days OF
adjournment, hnvc been passed.; simply be-
cause they can't raise money enough to pay
their pop diem and' mileage.
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Local Items.
Now Advertisements.

Mr.. John d. McCarloy seems to
confinc his efforts to supplying the
wants of the inner man, and for that
reason, seems fully prepared to do 50
in u satisfactory manner.
Bacot Il Co., enter the field with
banners flying, and prepared to win.
This is the second well stocked new
store that has started this fall. a
hearty wclcolhe 10 all such cntcrpris-
Gs.
NEnssrs. Ladd Bros, have reittcd
their new store, and offer very large
and attractive stock Of Fall and VIII
ter Goods for sale Rcad their ad.
ve:,isemert IN to-days issue.
See notice of Now Nrvcl-By Joh,
Eston Cook.
Also Tournament.
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From today ,Ociobor J. we can Aii no.
more orders unless accompanied with tho
cash we hope ~hnt we have tibnc will be'
appreciated BY prompt payments.
Sept 81 lADD BROS
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NEdRcEs IN THEIR GLoRy ---parson Trn II,
c", who left his seat in tho Georgia Legisla.
turo somc times since, shaking tho dust
from his feet, has issued "call' for q
convention of "colorea men," to be held in
Macon ontiic first Tuesday in October, 1868.
The object is to take into consideration
theirprcsent condition; and prepare for the
future. They feel sore under9ho trcachery,
as they term 1t, Of the Republican members
ofthe Legislature, who are now Democrats:
II appears that the expelled members havo
formed an association, known ns the "Ciyi)
and Political rights Association" and Turn.
or having been, as he says, unanimously
elected President Of 1t, issues tho call in its
name. c.-AWgHsia ConstiiuGonaiisi.
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New Store.

New Store.
1t will bc scenby Capt Wi,hcr's
advertisement, that, after yrars' cxpcri.
cncc IN iris business, which have made
him one Of the yost efficient as well as
popular of statesmen, he has selected
and offers for sale an entirely ncVF stock
oFgoods we wish success to tic new
store.
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A, s. Wal aces Resord,

In the proceedings Of the House of
representative for the goth of No
vcmbcr, 1858, the following may be
found ::
"AIr. a. S. Wallace, gave notice
that he will, tomorrow, ask leave to
introduce "a bill to sell free negroes
and persons Of color, for limited
time, and for life, for certain crimes
therein sptciticd.''
Is it in reward for the animus of this
bill, that "Frec negroes and persons
color" propose to vatc for Mr.. Wallace
for Congress
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sept 3D-xl
JOHN ESTON ECOOK,S
M @ wv M q w aT

II j.. HUNTINGTON & CO, l5o, Broomo
/. St., New York, have in press, to bo
ready in October,
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present Day; the Unsettled State Of
Europe tho Celebrated Autographs;
on Recreation; /; Pathetic Toys Tenn
poranco; Prose- and Worse Another
focm, by Milton Death of the Edi-
tor OF Saturday Review Scientific
the Woods and the Wcathcr; Face
t'"; etc. Single subscription ST per
ann"m, Address Lawrence Turnbull
n Fridge Murdoch, Baltimore, Md.
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y lSO Tournament.
Adjournment Of the Legislature.

After session Of scveuty-two days,
the Great Ring g-Strca ked-and- Striped
Unlawful Legislature Of South Caro-.
lima adjourned sine utio Vii Saturday
last. Lct us pray
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