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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-02-24

The Baltimore Gazettc, speaking of
the bightoned morality of Congress
men, says
Butler, in writing to his corrcspon-
dents, intersporses his letters with
scriptural quotations. Wilson puts on
solemn visage as he talks of the
Crook Of Ages" Yates makes tenn
perance speeches. Harlan discourses
of the beauty of holiness and the blcs-
sings of we'll spent life, and from a
condition of poverty suddenly acquir-
es great wealth. Pomeroy becomes
president of couple of railroads in
Kansas, and of the subsidy granted by
Congress to one of them puts, it is
asserted by Con. Boynton, ono hun
dred thousand dollars into his own
pockets. One hundred millions of
dollars MIR. Jenckes tells us, are an
nually stolen from the revenue, and
MIR. Wells to a great degree confirms
the statement.
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Southern Almanac for 1869.

Southern Almanac for 1869.
We havo received from Messrs.
Walker, Evans & Cogswell, Charles
ton, s. c., their Southern Almanac for
1869, it is interspersed with ruled fly
leaves which makes it an excellent
memorandum book. Every family
should have copy.
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Treaties Between England and tho Uni
ted States.

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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-02-24

THE JOURNEY. OF LlrE.-The cele.
brated Bishop Burgess, whose sayings are
quoted as replete with sound Judgment
and beautiful IDEAS, says Of the journey
oi life, "thal ten thousand human beings
set forth together on their Journey.
After ten years, onc-third. at least have
disappeared. at the middle point, Of
common measure Of life, but half are
still on the road. Faster and faster as
the rank grow. thinner, they that re-
NAMED uIl now become weary, and lie
down and rise no more. At Atihrce.scorc
and ten, band Of some four hundred
yet struggle on. At ninety, those have
been reduced to handful Of thirty trem.
bling palriarchs. Year after year they
fall in diminishing numbers. One lin
gers, perhaps, a lonely marvel, till the
century is over. We look again, and
the work of death is finished.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-02-24

In view Of the manifold results involv.
ed IN tins revolutionary war in Cuba,
the oes; course Gen. Grant can pursnc
IS the one taken by Grn Jackson in re.
gard to Pensacola and the Spanish pos.
sessions in Florida--iake possession Of
the country, and settle the matter by
negotiation with Spain afterwards. :
This step would cut all the knotty
points in the Cuban question, and be the
best and eventually the most satisfactory
Tor every interest involved lherein-the
United States, Spain. Cuba anil ciyili-
zation at largr.--N. Y. Herald.
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Local Items,

New Advertisement:
Good News Good News !-oall on
L add Bros & Co.
Dry Goods, &c.-Ketohin, McMas.
tor & Brice.
"No Mule" w. Ollever & Co.
Masonic Meetings.. B. Clowney,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-02-24

LAID ON TIE TABLE.-Ben Buffers
resolution IN reference to "OlG Ben
Wade's" invasion OF tho rights and
privileges of the House. "Old Ben"
by his blundering, had 60. The question
into such snarl that even Big Ben
could not unravel it, nor Schenck, nor
Shellabarger, nor Bingham, nor any Of
them. And so, with spread eagle
speech from Logan in the way of an
apology for "Old Ben's" laundering,
the snarl was laid on the table. But
the affair, as between the Senate ard
the House, is not settled for all that.
1t will break out again, after awhile, on
some other question.
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We believe that Gen. Blair is the
only Democratic leader at the North
who comprchcnds the full m"aning of
tie late election. We think that with
hlm we can iorrsce complications in the
Federal Governmen, the like of which
tins generation OF great history~malsers
had not dreamed Of beholdlng.
What must the Southern people do ?
Remain united above all else and
conid wc have our way we would or.
ganIze all the true >men into secret
society. sworn to uphold to the last the
cause OF their race to keep in check,
with the dagger if necessary, the aggres.
sions of the Jacobin adventnrers IN our
midst to be prepared for whatever
emergcncypmay arse, and it is coming,
to take possession once more Of our
State and municipal governments
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.
AN ALARMiNG AND Mosr UNrRE-
cEDENTED PRuCEEDINa-Th Edge.
field Atluertiscr, of Wednesday, the
l7lh inst, saws:
The trial OF the case oi tho State
against llillcrly Hardy a. I lewis Free.
man two ncgrocs) for murder of
Mrs Elkins, terminated on THURSDAY
morning OF the second week of the late
term, IN u mis-trlal the Jury having
been absolutely unable to agree upon a
verdict. The "asr, like wounded
snake, had dragged its slow length along
Tor more than three days and tho div.
crs points Of evidence arising had been
discussed by counsel, in presence of
Judge Patt, through all The stages of
reply. rrjonder, rchut,cr, surrcbu,tcr,
&c, in fact almost ad infnilum. And
after all, it eliminated, as we have
above stated in mis- triaI.
Indeed we may say N worse than n
mis- trial inasmuch as on Friday last
the prisoners. to the astonishmcnt and
Indignation OF all who had the (uinlest
acquaintance with law, we've released
from Jail upon their cwn rccognizance,
by authority OF Judge Plat
Our community, unaccus,omcd to
lh's novel, speedy and lniQntous meth.
cd of general jail delivery, even where
Offenders were imprisoned for minor
offences, was, rs matter Of course,
shocked to learn that two stalwart ne
gro fellows, indicted, imprisoned and
arraigned for murder, rendered mdeous-
ly heinous by suspicion Of rape, had
been turned loose UNIV hipt Of Justice,
upon their simple aud sole recognl.
| zancc.
We venture to 50, that the records of
South Carolina will not disclose a pnr-
allel case. Indeed we have never heard
It iniimatea before that prisoner in.
dctrd Tor murder could he released save
upon recogn,zancc with approved sure
ties. Nor is It likely that Hllery
Hardy and Lewis Freeman, had they
been ,ohite men, would have be, thus
released. And if This is to bo deemed
a precedent in Ike cases old E,lgeficid
would do we'll to consider the question
OF setting her house in order.
- -- - % g. -.--------
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The NEWS FROM CUDA.-The intel
ligence from Havana published in our
telegraphio column is of very impor-
tant character. It will be seen that
Count Valmaseda, who is operating in
the Eastern Department, has been foro-
ed to send portion of his column to
St. Jago to save that city from capture
by the Cubans, while in the Central De-
partment there is significant inaction
on the part Of the Spanish troops. A
new and formidable movement has
broken out in the Villa Clara district,
involving all tho sugar region of Glen
fuegos and Trinidad. At Cardenas
several arrests have been made, inolu-
ding the British Consul. But the ap-
pcaranoe Of insurgents at Guanajay
and San Cristobal, places west of Ha-
vana which have hitherto been quiet,
and the advantages obtained there
over the Spaniards are of great signi-
iicauce. They prove that the revolu-
tion has acquired new impulse, and
indicate that it will speedily involve
all OF tho Western Department.
The feeling of hatred between Gu.
bans and Spaniards is acquiring great
or intensity, and the youth arc leaving
the towns to take their places in the
field. This feeling has its dark side
for our own citizens resident in Cuba,
and representation has been sent to
Washington stating that Americans
are being arrested, but no measures
can be taken in their behalf because
Captain General Dulce denies to the
Consul General of the United States
diplomatic funotiOns.-N. Y. Herald.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-27
From Havana.
HAVANA, Jan,,a

HAVANA, Januaty 2l.
Boyamo has been almost entirely con.
snmed The connagration lasted three
days. The inhabitants fled to the woods.
The insurgents also burned Dael. Au.
thenlic details inaccessible.
HAVANA, January %.
It is reported that tho rebels aro driving
valmasida by small force in his front, and
that he is moving Westward. A large force
attacked Villa Clara. Steamers have been
engaged to bring Na,masida hack
Travellers are annoyed by severe passport
regulations. Banco det Cumcrco has been
resumed Sugar firmcr, Mt 81.
Scdiious cries occurred during the per-
'ormhncc at Villa Neuva theatre. Many of
the audience commenced singing the "Rc
vosu'onary Union" when Formidable rio,
rnsucd. The volunteers mud police OK.
changed shots with the people Many on
both sides were wounded There was IN
tease cAcitemcn, and more riots are expect
ed
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-27
HoUsE-KEErERs BE INDEPENDENT,
!. +. ELDER.
Minns1OrO, s. G.
CertincatcS.

This is to certify that we arc using +.
Eldor's Patent Clothes Washer; it is simple
anil n"t liable 10 get out Of order. We can
rcc6mmcnd it TO tho publ, to be great
saving of labor md less injurious to tho
clothes than tho old method Of washing.
} Rcy q B Belts, WinEsboro 3 G, Mrs Dr.
HR McMastc", Winnsboro, s G, Mrs Sam
Stevenson, Fairfield District, S G, Mrs
Kobt Heron. Fairfield District s G, Mrs'C
Kennedy. Chester, G, Dr. J A Rccly,
Chester, s g, Mrs Caleb Barnes, Colimbie
S G. Mrs j !, Yongnc, Columbia, S c, Capt
l. NJ Grist, Proprietor Enquirer, Yorkyille,
s G, Mrs, $. j. CloWncy, Winnsboro, s. G. :,
4. W. Bricc, Pastor lIopcwtll Church.
nhg II
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-27
DUPONTS

GUNPoWDE.E2
I WOULD invite the attention Of dealers o
l my Large and Well Assorted stock of
POWDER, consisting Of
Rife Hfg. in kegs. half and quarter kegs,
also 10 one pound'ah half pound hnis.
toes. 1896 t
Deer If, in kegs, hnlf and quarter kegs,
also in one pound and balf pound canisters.
Eagle Sporting and Rifle, in Ct pound kegs,
one pound and half pound cahisters.
Eagle Ducking, in l23 and 81 pound kegs,
fiys pound and one pound canisters.
Blasting Powder, In twenty-five pound kegs.
Sporting, Mining and Shipping Powder
OF every variety, manufactured at the .cele.
brated Mills Of f.. j. DUPONT DENEM-
OURS CO., Wilmington Delaware, whose
reputation has stood unrivalled for eixty.
eight years. s lis 4atlt g
am prepared to fill oil orders, either Re-
tail or Wholesale, allowing q, liberal dis
count in lots Of twenty. five kegs or mors. ,
alfRli J. N. ROBSON, Ageht, i,5' z
rs Eoe."l aud 2iAtlannc Wharf, '''t'
deo's-8' Charleston, y. G.
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, January o.
SENATE. The Pacific Railroad Commit :
lee unanimously reported against further
subsidies in bonds TO railroads
petition from physicians for the redcc-
ton OF the tariff Oh certain drugs was re-
ceived, and also several petitions for female
suffrage.
Stotc rights, rs connected with the right
OF States to tax railroad passengers passing
through ;hcm, were discussed until adj :.
j0nrnmcnt.
House.. = The House Banking Committee
have agreed 10 report n bill forbidding the
banks TO loan money on greenbacks as COL
lateral.
The Denver Railroad bill was discussed
till adjournment.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-27
JUST OPENED! !!

0LLEVER, McCARLEY s. CO., respect
" fully beg leave to inform tho citizens
of Fairfield end the public generally that
they have opened
BAR ROOM and RESTAURANT,
in Winnsboro, on the east side of Main ST.,
between Jno. p Matthews store and Mrs
McMaster's hotel, where oil kinds of
Wines, Liquors, Ale, Porter and
Lager Beer,
can be found, either on draught, in bottles
or by the drink.
Our Restaurant will DC furnished with
] rcsh Oysters direct from Suffolk, Va, and
everything else the market affords.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-27
WANDO EERTli.lZER,

TNHE Wnndo Mining and Manufacturing
Company Offers to the Planters and
Farmers of the SoutE their FERTILIZER,
known rs the
"WAND0 FERTILEXER,"
Which the experience of the past season
has proved to be one of the most valuable
in our makct. II has for its base tho ma
tcrials from the Phosphate Beds Of the Com.
pany an Ashley River, and is prepared at
their works At
East End of Hazel Street,
in this city. In order TO guarantee its uni
forniIy and maintain is high standard, the
Company has made arrangements with the
distinguished Chemist, DR.. G u Shepard,
Jr., who carefully analyses all the ammoni~
cnl and other material purchased by the
Company. and the prepared
tili2eH.,
before being offered for sale. The Company
is resolved to make an article whicE will
prost TO be Il COMPLETE MANURE and give
entire satisfaction.
For terms, circulars and other informa,
tion. apply to
WIN. G. DUKES & CO., Agents,
No. Sourn ATLANTIC WHARF,
Charleston, S. g.
jim 1G-3m
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ESTATE SALE AND RENTING
or LANDS.

7 N pursuance Of Decree of tho Court of
l. Equity the undersigned will rent to the
highest bidders, at Fairfield Court House.
ON the lst Monday in February next, at IL
Nj, tho following Plantations belonging TO
for the year 1869-to wit:
The Homo Place, containing about 1000
acres.
The Graham Place, containing about 1000
ucres.
The Dutchmnn Creek Place, containing
abou. 1000 acres.
The Bchon Place, containing about 1000
acres.
The Ross Place, containing about $500
ncrcs.
,0Tn The Flint Hill Place, containing about
Rcntors will be required to give note, with
two good sureties to each, or liens on the
crops rs they may prefer.
We will also sell to the highest bidders,
for c"sh, Oh Tuesday the I'd day Of February
next and The days following. commencing
each day at | a. NJ. at the several places
above named, in the order above given,
commencing at the Home Place, all the per
sonal property belonging TO The suid Estate,
consisting Of
35 head Of Mules and IJorscs,
100 head Of Cattle. more OF l,Ss,
y LOT 0i Corn Fodder and Conun Seed,
Wagons. Cotton Gins. Plantniio Un,en-
sils, Household and Kitchen Furniture, sc.
9. EURIAM FORD, (rxor
JAS NJ. RUTLAND, 'A o'S'
Ray" Columbia Ph9nir copy III day Sf
sale and send bill to this rilice
Jan 12-t0x3
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SOLUBLE MANURES.
Sulphuric Acid s. SupcrphOsphalc Com
pany.
CHARLESTON, s. G.

HAVING completed their Extensive Man.
- ufaotory, are now prepared 10 furnish
Soluble Fertilizers, no other kind being
available to planters for immediate returns
for their invC CStmcnis. rhfs Company, unS
der h: direction entirely of Southern men
Of high character offers inducements which
will recommend il to Southern Planters
Their works arc the largest and most COM
plctc in the United States and cnnhlc them
to prepare Mt home an abundant supply of
the proper solvent for the South Carolina
native Bone Phosphate which are near by.
From these Phosphatcs they propose to
manufacture Fertilizer even richer in So
lublc Phosphatcs than those made from Raw
Bones, and containing moro than twico the
quantity Of Superphosphate Of Lime found
in Tho best average mnnlilcs heretofore Of
fcrcd for sale, the rates at which Re offer
them being no higher than The average prico
of other Fertilizers, while the NIanures con-
lain twice ns much fcrtilizing material they
arc in fact much cheaper to the consumer.
They arc offered on the market in two
forms. with q guarantee TINT tho material
in each will correspond to tho advertise.
mcnt:
ETIwAN No l..-Solublc Phosphate, con-
tanning from eighteen TO twenty-five per
cent. of Pure Soluble Phosphate OF Lime
md furnished ut sixty dollars per ton.
ETI"AN Nc. 2.--Pcruvian Superphosphato
containing from sixteen t. twenty per cent.
Of Soluble Phosphate. and three to four per
cont. of Ammonia, at seventy dollars per
ton for approved acccptances, bearing in.
terest. or such other security as may be no
coptablc to the Sub.Agents. A discount
of ten per cent. on The above prices will
be made for onsh 0rdors 10 be forwarded
Immediately to the Agents, and delivery
made as directed
WM. C. BEE & CO., Agents.
G. @. MEMMINuER, President.
inn In,
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Explosion or a Boiler,

NEW YORK, January 10.
tubular boiler in n turning shop in
Elizabeth, New Jersey exploded yesterday,
and vas driven through the air 200 feet into
hardware store, falling upon the heads of
Two men, who were almost instantly killed.
Three others were seriously and perhaps
fatally injured, while several received Sc
we're cOntusions.
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MT. ZION INSTITUTE,
WINNSBORO, s., G.

es
THE Scholastic year for 1869, s~
l. will open on MONDAY, the GtH
lst day Of February. WfsgS
Terms per Session: 1R'
Board in the family of The Principal
{or in ether eligible private fami.
lics) including tuition in all tho
branches, SIOO
Tuition Of day scholars in the Clas-
sizes, or other higher branches, 25
Tuition of day scholars in the Inter
mediate Departments, from 15 to 20
Tuition Of day scholars in the Pri-
mary Department, 10
Persons wishing 10 secure board in the
family Of the Principal, should make appli.
cation without delay
1t shall be the aim of the Principal, in the
future, to bring the Primary Department Up
to the full standard of tho Others in
thorough training and sound instruction.
Arrangements have been made to secure for
this department., the most competent teach
crs, and it is hoped The citi .cns of Wins
horo and vicinity will send forward their
sons, small rs well as large, and in this
practical way, help TO restore life and pros
pcrity to this vencratcd Institution in their
midst
This is tho most feasible and sure way of
re building Mt Zion. IN enterprise that in.
timately concerns every individual in the
community, if not the entire District
6. A. WOODWARD,
dec l9-tf PRINCIPAL
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sider:ng the abolition of the slave trade be-
tween the colonies. Transports with rein
forcements for Dulce, are nearly ready to
sail The next feet will land at Santiago
dc Cuba.
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Foreign Naws.

PARIS, January 10.
The Sultan has instructed his nmbassa-
dor 10 sign the conference. is thought
Greece will accept the terms.
sharp earthquake occurred ut Calcutta
yesterday.
Napoleon. speaking from the throne,
congratulated tho members on the strength
and harmony Of the nation, which was now
ready to meet all events tho army and
navy and the resources being complete, lie
favored discussion, but not toucning the
constitution, which was above debate. He
intimates that all governments are liable to
error. and that fortune declines TO smile on
ail enterprises, but the country knows that
there is no thought nor acts Of mine which
is not given to the glory Of France. He
copgratn!ates the powers on the result of
tho, conference.
LONDON, January %.
The Crock adhesion TO .hc pSotocal is con,
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Sherif's Cmco;
Jan lGth, 1860!
jan 18-x2+l
IN EQUITY---FAIRFIELD 1869.

Mary II. Means, ct. ais. w. B. Hnrt Means.
ct. as.-Bll Of Review, Supplemental
ard.fof Relief.
II appearing to the Court TINT y. IIhri
Means md Dr.rJulius r. Poellniiz. and
Claudia Poelnitz his child, Defendants in lie
above stated cause are absent from and
without the State.
It's Ordered on motion of Mr.. Rion. Com.
plainants Solicitor, that said Defendants
do appear, and plead, answer and de-.
muir to said Bill, within forty days, from
the date oftEe'f first publication Of this or
der, or q decree pro eonftsso will be entered
Of record against them.
Clerks Office, s. b. CLOWNEY.
18th Jhn, 1859, &C. G. p.
jan 81, feb 2, III, 20,
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New York Market,

New YoRK, Jan. 80, 7 p. NJ.
Cotton dull and decidedly lower ::
sales $50 bales, at 2s3 20. Cold
355.
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Az
ro,IAr
JUH IN lW AUX RE,llfSs
BluckstOcks. s. G..
AM nnpPy 10 INFORM my ir'ehas ana the
puohc gener"ily, thht h"Ve purchased
q iargc STOCK oi Try uoods' Hrocc'les,
HARDWARE &c, consisting III part OF
ChicocS, OF al kihus'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-01-27
L UR N l'F u II Il.
LABOR SAVING
MI "A @ II L m II S

IM- "A G Il i IN FL S ;,
&c, &c., sc.
nllE subscriber is now prepared to fur
l. nish, repair or make to order MI kinds
Of Furniture.
My Patent Cloths Washer will always bo
on hand, they have been thoroughly tested
for The past twelve months by The public,
aud in MI eases have given entire satsfac.
zion. II IS slmnicimi construction, durable
and not linblc to get out Of order, IL will
wash six shite or that bulk Of clothes in
five minutes if used according to directions.
invite tho citizens Of Wnnsboro and sur
rounding country to cnll md oxnminc NV
new Chnrn. Also my Dough Machine they
arc decided improvements over the old me.
thod
HOUSE-KEEpERS BE INDEPENDENT,
Come and examine my Labor Saving Ma
chimes, and give them n fail trial, and If
Ihcy do not give entire satisfaction, return
them any time within thirty days and will
refund tho money, ns warrant every Ma:
dime!
:. +. ELDER.
WinnshOro = G.