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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-08
John Robinson's 9 Show.

John Robinaon's Show. r
Wednesday last was lively day in
and about Winnsboro. A large
crowd, representing almost every con-
oeivable type of modern humanity
came to seeathe great show and listen
to the tnstructiuc lessons Of the clown,
who was ready to impart all he
know for rs cents. They oame, they
Saw, they heard, and, we expect, went
homo with ltghterp0rse and heavier
heart--no doubt . little ashamed of
themselves. aa a
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-08

General Caprop, Com missioner f
Agriculture, awards to Virginia the
credit of having the best organized
Fair he has attended this season. He
especially commcnds tho ample sacil!-
ties afforded for reaching the ground,
a feature in which otlier Fairs were
less successful, and notably the Macon
Fair, where hundreds Of people had
to walk through three miles of mud.
The display of live stock at the Niasy-
land Exhibition, however, exsellYt
that ,,s OF either Virginia or Georgia. -
Washington istter---Balttmors, Gazette.
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Mule for Sale.

/ WILL sell TO tho highest 'bidderSon
Monday, the goth day Of December next,
before he Court House door Id Winnsboro,
one Ane young MULE. Terms cash.
now ROBERT AicOARLEY.
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George Peabody was strongly op.
posed to fraud in little ma tors as we'll
as largo ones. The coud uctor Of an
English railway once overohargcd him
u shilling for fare. lie made COM
plant to the directors, and had the
man discharged. "Not,' said he,
"that | could not afford to pay the
shilling, but tho man wus cheating
many travellers to whom the swindlo
would bo oppressive" It il related
OF him that about twenty five yeurs
ago ho was 80 much ploasyd with an
American lady visiting London that
he offered her his hand and fortune.
which were accepted. Learning n short
time afterward that she was already
engaged--a fact of which she had kept
him in ignorance he rebuked her
lack of sincerity, and broke off tho
engagement.
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The National Board Of Trsao.

RIciitionp, December 2.---Ths 8
aBoardlof Trade this morning appoint.
cd Committee, to invite Governor
Walker to visit the sessions of the
Board. The Committee found the
Governor just leaving the oity, but
were informed he would visit the
Board on his return, ina few days,
with his thanks fer che oourtesy.
Mr.. Lawrence, President of the
National Tobacco Association, was
introduced to tho Board.
- Delegates from the Memphis Board
Of Trade wore registered
The business p.og' au.mo was then
taken up .ag...
The tenth proposi,ion--ssurifurmity
in corporation awe,"--wus referred to
the Executive Council.
Eleventh propositions governmeh.
tal department. OF cummerce--.a reso-
luton was adop cd that Congress be
requested to establish n new depart
ment known as the Department. of
Commerce, to which shall he raforl cd
questions connected with our foreign
and domestic trade and transportation,
and Committee was appointed to
memorabilia Congress to that .tfe It /.
The proposition originated with the
Baltimore B ard, .nd was endorsed in
speeches by M>ssrs. Opdyke, of New
York, Wetherill. Of Philadelphia,
Hall, of Chicago, Roprs, of Boston,
Cook, of Cincinnati, and others. 1t
was argued that tho Treasury Dcpar;.
mont had its hands too fuil to attend
to the mercantile interests Of the
country. The commercial communi.
ty wanted department on footing
with tho other departments of the
government, with some eminent mcr-
camille man ut its ho.d. In Great
Britain this had been done, and j John
Bright, President Of the Board of
Trade, had been put ut is head. The
merchants Of this country wanted q
man Of their own why Of thinking to
lay thoir want before Congress. AS
things arc now the mercantile and
manufacturing interests Of the ooun.
try are in the particular charge of
professional men who are not familiar
with their wants. 1t was timo to la Y
politicians aside, at least in these
matters. The resolution was adopted
almost unanimously.
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tive, in the first instance, Of "great amusement
ana mcrrimcnt" In the particular family inter-
cstcd for the time being. The 'Siamese link"
however, Is stated not to DC removable without
considerable dinlculty"-a qualification which
certainly gives II superiority over the other one
as II bond. The necessity OF "mutual consent" too
rs condition 10 separation, is an advantage on the
side Of the "Sanlcsc link" Dissolution of tue mar
rlagc tic may, In many places, be obtained without
"nutual consent" In this country, rs elsewhere,
the matter Is very often managed by the husband
knocking his wife OH the head, or tho wife infus-
Ing strlchnnc in her husbands bOhea. There Is
no "muiual CONSENT here. The new link holds
out the advantage that, by 'mutual consent
separation may be amicaby accomplished, while
il is clear that no copcincnt OF either one party
OF the other thus bound could take place unless
under the same contiltion-in the latter Of which
particulars at least, 1t Is Infinitely superior TO the
marriage tic.
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Ean0 for Sale.
r AND FOR SALE IN WILLIAMS,

I AND FOR SALE IN WILLIAMSBURG
~ COUNTY, s. C.-The valuable PLANTATION
OF the lae John u. Prcssley tanning about 1000
ncres,sltunteu IN The lntlnnto%n nelghborhood i'm.
Inediatcly on the GcorgetOwn railroad and In seven
imllcs OF water communication. There arc near
I'VE hundred acres tnclOsed and under cultiya.
anu well adapted TO turpentInc. Tie place offers
ie facilities for stock raising aa the pasture is
npunuhht both winter ami summer file dwell.
Jug IL painted, In complete ORDER contains nInc
coinmoa!ons ,II rooms and extensive plaZzas. All
onIDniiulngs necessary for q cotton farm, In good
tsepalI, hnSl comfortable quarters for twenty In.
disposed OF before the goth December Parties
Hesirng 10 purchase will apply to mo In person at
lnuinntOwn, or by mnl Kingstrec s. O.
JAMES MCCUTCIIEN
hoPlo Dl26C0 Agent for Executors,
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GOVERNOR ScrTr offcrs reward OF $500
for tho apprehension of tho person who set
fire TO tho store Of ono Robertson, (the
brother of the United States Senator Robert
Son, nnd like unto him. in Sumter. Will
not the Governor ofcr tho same reward for
the apprehension of the persons who set fro
to tho gnhousc of Mr. Il. w. Holloway, q
respectable citizen of Newborry, OH Tucsday
laat9 Mr.. Holloway was, nt tho time, away
from homo Mt the Stato Fair.
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Notifies in Bankruptcy.

TN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAR0IINA.-
October Term, 1s60.-In the matter OF PETER y.
PALMER OF y. Johns !'erkeley, Bankrupt.-i'eti-
ordered, that n hcnrIng bc had on the Sd day OF
Dccember, A. ID. 1869, at tho Federal Courthouse
IN Columbia, 8. o.; and thst all CredItOrs &C.. Of
satl bankrupt appear at said lime and place, and
show cansc, II any they can, why the prayer OF
tho Petitioner shOnlh not he grnntctl. :
by order Of the Court, the 10th day OF November
a. ID. 1850. DANIEL. IIORIl,El,K
Clerk OF the DIstrct Court OF the United S!ates
for South Carolina. noyll thu
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Qoparinership Notices.

DARTNERSIIIp.-I HAVE THIS DAY
Il nsl0cintcd with me, In business. INV son
GEORGE a. BUTf.EK The busIncss-GraIn and
ucncral Commsslon-will hereafter be Conducted
In tho namc OF II. NJ. BUTLER & son.
November ], 1869. II, ST. BIyrJEp
now 10 '
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Removals.

nRS. DESAUSSURE & SON HAVE RE-
~ MOVED their 0nlce and Residence to No
10! Broad street, north side, two doors east OF
King street. oct2I tuthso
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For sale by JOHN NJ. GREER
No. 253 King, corner OF Dcauian street
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TOYES AT LESALE.

TIE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS OF HoR.
TON SHEPHERD, HAVE RESUMED THEIR
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IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR OTHER BUsI
NESS, AND ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY
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WITH TIE MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS
OF COOKING STOVES, RANGES AND HEATING
STOVES AT a CLOSE APPROXIMATION TO
FOUNDRY PRICES.
TIE COOKING STOVES AND RANGES ARE
SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE-soME
OF THEM ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH.
OUT TIE AID OF CIIIMNEYs If NECESSARY
AND ALL ARE GUARANTEED TO BAKE PROP
ERLY, IF SET UP AS DIRECTED.
THE RANGES ARE UNUSUALLY LOW IN
PR1CE-IIAvE SIX BOILER OPENINGS AND
DOUBLE OVENS, THOUGH BUT SINGLE
PIPE, AND NEED NO BRICK WORK TO SET
THEM UP.
THE STOCK OF HEATING STOVES EMBRACES
CASTIRON AIR-TIGIITS, RUSSIA.IRoN FAIR.
TIGHTS, sIx-PLATE OR BOX STOVES, &c.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES
WILL BE FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION.
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CHARLESTON s. c..
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AT WHOLESALE
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g T A NJ ED TIN ARE
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r WILLIE COPPER
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Financial.
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FOR LEASE, VACANT LOT CORNER
II Greenlnil and Trndd streets; - by il0 feet
an Az excellent stand for n grocery. Apply to A. =.
GRAY, No. 81 broad street.
nOyll thstu4f
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words or less, each insertion, Is 25 cents if paid
In advance. " r''
T OST, AT THE FIRE LAST NIGHT. A
IL red Morocco P0CKETROOK, containing mn
amount OF money. liberal reward viii bc paid
lor It's return to The office OF ii. Il. BAKER CO..
Cumberland street. noyll
0TRAYED OUT OF SPRING STREET.
~ near Coming, OH Friday evening last a
black and white dish faced H0USD DOG, or crossed
with little Pointer. A reward will BIO paid for
his return at No. 80 Ashley street. novlI 2s
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TJNO RENT, a FINE SUITE OF ROOMS.
Il or more IL desired. There are attached pioZ.
Zas, closets, gas, &c. Or n few b0arders married
or single, will be taken. None need apply but
Eenteel persons. Terms moderate. Inquire at
tnlS O1lCc. nOyQ
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TINECIGAR MAKERS CAN GET WORK
- nj }. MADSEN'S Cigar Mandatory No.
:'l4 ktng-strcct, corner Society. nOvII ~
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EOR SALE, A GROCERY WAGON, IN
good order. Price 500. Apply TO A.
JOHNSON, corner OF John and Elizabeth streets
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p O0MS TO RENT.-THREE UNFUR-
LII NlSllED rooms In q residence pleasantly
situated III the western part OF the city. Terms
II Doughty street. octi2
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for Sale.

LNOR SALE, THE HOUSE AND LOT No.
Il Minority street, containing 1--WE rooms and
necessary outbudings. Possession given lmme-
diately. Apply opposite the premises.
noyll thSn3F
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WTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING OF all Kinds. plain
and ornamental, Is executed promptly in the
neatest style and at the lowest New York prices
anu examine the scale of prices before giving your
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WANrED, A COMPETENT WHITE
NV woman to cook ami wash. Good recon-
lhcndatlons required. Apply in Meeting street,
corner Henrietta. nOvlI ~
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Go Rent.

HOUSEs, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS,
Il Il &c, now vacant, can readily he rented by
advertising them In this column. The rate Is rs
cents for twenty words OF less, each Insertion If
paid In advance.
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TNO RENT, A FINE STORE WITH FIN
u TURES for grocery nnd bar-room, corner
tenant rent will be $40 per MONTH Also. sIX
large square Rooms, with fire places back pi:iZZas
and clsiern water on every story. The rooms
VIII be rented sngy II preferred. Inquire OF Mr.
ROSE, on the premises. OctI0
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NTANTED, PURCHASER FOR a
w SINGERS SEWING MACHINE, for less
than half price, ut No. 3oG King street.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE, a GENTLE
w saddle and draft horSc-lnust bG young
anu sound. Apply at this Oillce. nOyll IL
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A GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO
n sell the American KNITTING MACHINE,
the only practical Family knitting Machine ever
invented. Price s25. VIII knit 10000 stitchCa
per minute. Address American Knitting Machine
Company, boston, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo.
Oct2o :jmus
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A. PART OF A HOUSE TO RENT, IN
"a the central part OF tile city. Apply ut this
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FOR SALE, THAT DESIRABLE RESI-
Il DEECE, No. 38 South Bay. Apply to ROB.
ERT BEE, No. 3 AdQer's Wharf 0ct2a IN
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mants.

WANTS M OF, OF ALL KINDS CAN g, , BE
at The rate OF 25 cents for twenty words or less,
cnch Insertion, IL pnI.l in n,lvnncC.
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WTANTED, A USE, NEAR THE
wv central part or the city, containing five or
SIX rooms, with good outbudngs and water.
Address ID, nj this Onlcc. scpt2s
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"a co N! BACON! BACON!
PRIME CLEAR SIDES, western shoulders
breakfast Bacon and Boxes Goldfish
Landing and In store For sale hy
no'9 tuths3 w. GCRSEY. No. 1O2 East Iiay.
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permission from your lordship's agent,
"even when no change of tenancy would
"arise" The various points of reform de-
manded may be stated as follows:
81. Flxity or perpetulty of tenure, based
upon fair rental to be determined by an ag-
ricultural board or other body.
W. The purchase Of absentee's estates and
their sale to the government, 10 be let to tho
tenants with view of giving proprletorship
eventually.
''3. The Prussfan land-bank system, with
lonns to the tenants, much the same as Mr.
Brights plan.
"4 Tenants to be permitted to sell their In
tcrcsts or good will.
rs. That an absentee tax Of %. in the pound
be levied, and that certain taxes be divided
between landlord and tenant
"6. No rent beyond valuation, and allowance
In the valuation for improvements, and for
tcnant-right.
~. No leases, no rents, and permanency
under good behavior; II not that, then thirty
one years leases"
These nro tho principal demands of the
various reforms proposed for the land ques-
ton. What tho English Ministry aro likely
to.nllow ia something between Mr.. Bright's
plan and tho Ulster system, with q prefer
encc for tho latter This is the least that
thoy can do. They should do moro.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-11
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