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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-03-24
AN EDITORS BED.

In certain village the editor Of a local
newspaper Ind room ut the hotel. Being
absent ono night and tho house bong q
oorow ded, the landlord put O. stranger In his
pea. The next morning the following lines
wero found in tho roomI
slept In on editors bed last night,
And others may sny what they plense;
say there's Que editor In the world :
That certainly takes his case.
When thought Of my humble cot, away,
could not suppress n sigh,
But thought, as rolled In tho feathery
neat,
How easily editors lie.
Tho editor, after some inquiries Of tho
landlord, made the following addition:
The chap whose form has rcsted hero,
And left his copy behind,
For bad impression should b6 locked up,
as tho cut Is most unkind.
Behold proof Of how he lies:
In tho mori Ing ho went aw.y,
And like many that use an editors eheet.
Has forgotten the bill to pay.
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4 CENTS WANTED TO SELL TIE
~ 1a"PENN LETTER BOOK D
9 9 9 g 6 3 8 &C

TO THE WORKING GLASS: IL nm now pro.
pared 10 furnish all classes with constant
employmen; at their homes, The whole, of
the time, or, for the spare moments Busi-
ness neg. light and profitable Fifty cents
$6iper;evcning, is easily earned BY per-
sous Of either sex. nnd The Iboysmd girls
earn nearly as much as men. ~ Great induce.
ments arc offered those whopwill devote
their whole time to tho business ;,audGthat
every person who sees this notice may scn,l
me their address md tcst tho business for
themselves, mako the following unpnral-
lelcd offer :: TO all who are not we'll satis.
fed with the busincss, will send 81 10
pay for Tic trouble of writing me- Full
particulars, drccti MS, &e., sent free.
Sample sent by mail for 10 cts. Address
u. Z. ALLEN, Augusta, Me. mar l0-lw.
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LONG AGO.

AS through tho poplar's gusty spires
Tho March wind sweeps end sing
/ Bit hosido the hollow fire,
Aad dream familiar things;
Old memories wake, faint echoes mako
'nurmur OF dead Springs.
Ah, dhys when life had aim and meaning.
What buried years ngo
When friend now shallow Intervening
Wns friend. and foe wns foe;
Whom life had youth. and love had truth,
Aud heart hnd faith to show.
Somewhere now woods nre grcen md tender
Somewhere hedgerows are filled
With buds; somewhere, If winds, befricnt
her,
Tho thrush begins to build;
Somewhere no fears has Spring, no tears
For hopes that March has killed.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-03-24

The Now York World, of Monday,
commences its leader on the new ad
ministratios, by saying
"This country has never before had
President, and no party has ever
even nominated man to tho Pres
ldency, capable of committing the
blundera Of consulting no one in respect
to such an important step as the for
nation Of Cabinet" ...
we believe it was Carlyle who said,
that "a man who is always his, own
counsellor, will often have fool for a
oliont''
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The bride of General Fitzpatrick Il
.he niece OF the Archbishop and OF
the Secretary Of fWer of Chill, and
was, atthe time Of her marriage with
General Fitzpatrick, the belle Of SAM
tiago: No lady attracts moro atten.
ti9n for her extreme beauty. She ia
q brunette, saS11 wore aat tho inanne,n,rra.. RI, .
tion oI bal q dress Of crimeon satin.
trimmed with lace and crystals, q mag.
nificent necklace and tiara Of die.
monds. n Il fIM
lThs jewels, that nov deok the,per-
son of Mrs. Fitzpatrick, 'Mh4'f were, no
doubt, taken from some Caro- lima IadvS
by fitzpatrick when he passed tbrSueb
mess. sHhr
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TIE MAN ON Hon IoRsEpAck Ep IN os,dcur.
"A Washs ~ fnn La ~ ~. 80, = '-'N ~

.lCp, T$I,HNH!' SfNAAvnSEbhSh'AN ~ NNHhr' :
"A : Washington letter says ~, @s'1 !,
"'IThe order Of General Sherman
designating his staff exeites consider
able comment, not only in the army
but also in other cirelos here. Forthe
first time in the history of this Coy
eminent the military commander of
the army has taken the heads of the
several bureaus of tho War. Depart
mnent and made them members Of his
general staff. Heretofore the Adiu-
tant7 General, Inspector G eneral, Quar-
termaster General, ETC., have been
under the direct orders Of the Score
tary ofgWar, and the General COM
mandipg tho armies has had his own
and separate and distinct general
staff. But General Sherman has plao-
cd them under his own complete con.
troll, and thus made perfect military
consolidation, for all orders to the
Quartermaster-Gener A d ia tent
General, or. other head of a War De
partment Bureau, must pass through
the General of, tho Army, and the
Secretary of War is thus left but with
little power, control or authority. In
fact he is u more agure-head-an Off.
cial with a titlo, and not much else.
The fact, too, that General Sherman
has located his headquarters in the
War Department oxcites some com
ment."
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SEE DE TAn..--A member of tho
Grand Jury relates, that during the
examination of u case State vs.. Sam
bo-indictment hog stealing, one of
the "colored" inquired of a white
81 bro ther the nature Of the case, and
received of course tho reply, hog
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H"Ehol ~ nENT that pays Ii.or ypar,iou.
Bra,,ia3 H. iafs, adIresa s, NJ. SPENCER g. CO.!
l4MINe NNY.Yt Y,Mmana .o9e.,n Ynil may 10
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13
T,Iu STATE OP TEN

10 hs sheriff or any caHsiab!e Of iaiias
Comfy GrrshHg'
WHEREAS, oath has been made before
w me that John Joseph Chh,penlicr
and Alfred Carpenter are absent from
This State, 90 that The ordinary process Of
law cannot be served upon them; there
fore you are hereby commanded thai you
by making publication Of this writ IN the
Dallas HERALD, newspaper printed in the
town Of Dallas for four successive weeks
Le.ore the return day hereof, summon the
an IL john Joseph Carpenter and Alfred
chorpcnlicr 10 be and appear before the
District Court OF Dallas county, on the
first day of the next term thereof 10 be
holden at tue Courthouse, in the town OF
Dallas, on the 10th Monday after the md
Monday in August, 1869, then aud there to
answer the petition of Carries Capy ana
Natiya lrma Cnpy, his wife, said petition
praying for judgment decreeing the par
tition Of the estate of Nicholas Joseph
Carpenter and L izabelh Carpenter bis
wife, both deceased or, in case that said
estate could not be partitoned, for au or
der to sell the same.
Herein fail not, aud of this writ, due re-
turn make, as the law directs.
~ Witness, NJ; Ihcvenet, Clerk of
( SEAL the District Court OF Dallas coun-
wv ty, and the seal of said Court
hereon impressed, this 9th day of October,
AID. 1860. NJ. THEYENET,
elk ID. G. ID. Co. Texas.
Came to hand same day issued, and ex
ccutcd by ordering publication in the Dial
las HERALD for four successive weeks.
This October ~, 1860.
N. WINNIF0RD,
Sheriff Dallas county, Texas.
Dallas, Oct. 30, lSG9-7:4w
Printers fee, SO so, specie.
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.lksaI IunuY titFr sui lofiri in saii
la'ii ts''arl y iFn.s ,s,''F ant uheFs.
AZ. anerN ai.is SAIL uarii rasiai hui, and
~ ibe Siains Tenn, A,h, ituA ~ said
District tausi VI Dallas eannir, desih Of
s'aiaUT uss ssFefsifi nui Macy, taila-
Iiur, nssr 30 4 Jack Caster ~ iArlr L aisle
and urAi fiisnl, l., n, rssior UfTr ualr
parties plainih' mi sAeTeas, ul'h has
'h,s day hrtn malr lsnle me, ~ j. Z, T.,
i,eeli, Attorney az rgesni of sail l. N,
Castor, that ihe residence 81 said ilietsld
Wilson l. uIkroNn Go this aiiani, 81 that
iis orliuaIy lrse,ss ~ laE raHnsi ID
.cr,e,l np6n iiHl son are therefore COM
manisl i.sI SON, hy making Publication
10 ilIs wait iu ME Dallas iltnALE, news
Iaper published in the Iowa Of Dallas,
county 1T Dallas, dUI,ng four successive
weeks before ihe reiurn day thereof suia-
n,nn the said Rieharl Wilson 10 b. AMI az
pear before The District Court % Dallas
county, on the first day n ihe next term
thereof 90 BE- hollen 40 the Courthouse, IL
ihe tosn Of Dallas, on the ldlh Monday
aller tie Pad Monday In August, A,D, 1853,
90 answer the c0mpla!nl Of the said l., II.
Castor, as aforesaid,
Herein fail not, aud u this writ dle re-
turn make, Of how you have executed The
same,
Given under my hand and Oh
sEAL cial seal, az Office, IN the town Of
VI - Dallas this 28ih day Of October
A.D. 1859. NJ. TilENENEE
Ok D. L. y. Go, Texas.
Game to hand same day issued. Dallas
ilERALn will make publication Of this writ
Tor four successive weeks.
Mr., WlNNiF0Rn,
Sheriff Dallas county, Teyas.
Dallas, Oct. *, lSI1--I;iw
Printers Zee, Sli, specie,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-13
TEE STATE OF TEN AS.

To Tie Sheriff Of Dallas County Greeting;
NXTIEREAS, Frances f. Lane, who re-
w sides in Dallas county, Texas, has
filed in the District Clerks office of Dallas
county, Texas, her petition praying for u
divorce a rjnculo mairimoRa from Stephen
s. Lane, and aledges that said Lane, vol
UNFAIRLY abandoned her in August 1864 and
has remained absent from her ever since,
tmore than three years.. That during all
which time she has been compelled 10 sup
port herself and her infant child, about
seven years old. That said deft. Lane has
no property, and that his present residence
is unknown 10 her, and she prays for the
custody of said child until its majority.
And having fled an affidavit that the resi-
dence of Deft. is unknown to her,
These are therefore to command you 10
summon Stephen S. Lane, by publication
in the "Dallas HERALD, weekly news
paper printed and published in Dallas,
Dallas county, Texas, for four successive
weeks, TO appear on the first day of the
next term OF the District Court Of Dallas
county, Texas, to be holded at the Court
house in the town of Dallas, iu the county
of Dallas, and State of Texas, on the 10th
Monday after the End Monday in August,
1862, 10 answer the petition Of said Fran
ces Z. Lane as above set forth.
Herein fail not, but Of this writ make
due service and return, together with your
action thereon endorsed.
Witness my hand as clerk Of said
SEAL Court and the seal Of said Court,
wv this 18th day of October, 1869.
~ THEVENET,
6Iu1 elk. d. c. d. Co. Texas.
Printers fec, $40, specie
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M EDICINE,

rs LOCATED on the Col. Hardin Fatm, u mile,
i North Of jamestown, and will treat, upon purel,
physiological principles, patients who may fhvoi
him with call, laborng under Ague affections, oil
Feve, Of any grade, yellow typhoid, scarlet or spot
ted, Jaundice, Hemorages OF every variety, either
external or internal; F,ux, aud arrangements o.
the bowels Neuralgia, and Rheumatic affections
Cont, Graye elect, aud Secret Diseases generally
Lung affections Scrofulous and Glandular Enlarge
Hirnts, &C.; affections Of Liver, Spleen, kindeys
pancreas, &C.; Congcstions, or denominations OF
blood in and TO any organ; Insanity, iiematuria
or bloody urine yellow disease so calledl Cramp
Spasms, Chorea Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Sick
Headache, Cold Surface and Extremities, Nervous.
ness and Spinal affections; Eruptions, Small Pox,
Measles, Erysipelas, letter, Canker, soros, Car
hunkles, Cancers, Corns Callous Engagements
Dropses Ruptures, Heart affections, Sour or Burn
ing Stomach, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Flatulency,
Costiveness, Piles, Prolafsus Ani, Sore eyes, and
weakness of those organs, Deafness, Strangury,
siammering or Suffering, Crooked Crossed Eyes,
Dislocations, wounds and broken bores.
Especial attention given TO FEMALE AFFEC-
TlOS every grade, regardless OF name or locality
Having treated with universal success some OF Its
worst forms aud complications, (restoring TO life
aud utility organs which were paralyzed) viii
treat generally diseases arising from distinctions In
the SYSTEM or perverted action of the circulatory
fluids of the body, whether caused by cold malaria,
characterization, poison, or accident; does not prom
Use TO cure every case (reeardlcss OF surrounding
circumstances and bad nursiDg) yet from his ex-
perience and former success, eels no hesitancy IN
saying or his prescriptions fully complied with
he viii relieve eveIy salyablo case, and proong the
lives Of many who are deemed hopelessly diseased.
VIII prescribe by letter for simple or accute dis
cases. receipt Of 81 80 lone dollar and half cur
rency) and for every complication one dollar will
be added. Chroric cases win receive prompt aften-
ton for from ave to twenty dollars, as to circum.
stances and surroundings. VIII charge his usual
price for his compounds aud medicines, to all his
patrons unless ordered by quantity, when liberal
discount will be made. When inducement Is offer-
ed, will visit remote localities
BK- Can furnish references 10 many Hiring ri-
nesses also cERTFIcATEs of his superior attachments
and general good success. ~. go. h.
Terms, moderate and in advance. Fifty cents
Mileage, one dollar for prescription, simple acute
cases Extra for medicine and protracted services
Where patrons have not the money, produce VII
be taken. u II can be made available
Freedmen must give good security.
July }, 1ssii-12:1y
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PLANTATION BlTTERS

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ralur.
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TEE STATE OF TEXAS

70 the Merigef Daiias county Greeting:
XXI HEREAs z. +. Coombes, Admins
w traitor dc 6onis non with the will an
ncxed of the estate of John Smith, late Of
Dallas county Texas, deceased, has filed in
my office his petition, praying for u parti-
ton and distribution of said estate, This
is therefore, TO command you that you
summon, by publicationfn the Dallas HER
AID for four successive weeks, Eliza G..
McNlers and J. W. Mcadcrs her husband,
Engenia, Fayette r., Margaret b., George,
Nancy and Willard Lively, minor heirs of
Mary Ann Lively, deceased, Livonia Skaggs
and Jackson Skaggs, her husband; Mary
B. Moore and Charles Ii. Moore, her hus-
band, Peter 7. Smith, Samuel, Livonia b.,
Thomas b. and Virginia Smith, minor heirs
ofJohn p. Smith, deceased, and - Cornett
and John Cornett, her husband, to be and
appear Mt the next regular term of the
County Court of Dallas county Texas TO
be holden at the courthouse in the town Of
Dallas on the last Monday (the 20h) Of
November, A. D. 1869, then and there TO
show cause, if any they haze, why said es-
tate should not be parIilioaed and distribu-
ted.
Witness my official seal and sig
SEAL nature at Office in Dallas this
wv 10Th day of October, A. d. 1862
S. S. JONES,
C. C. C.. Dallas county Texas.
Come to hand same day issued, and exc
cuted by ordering publication in the Dallas
Herald for 4 successive woehs. Oct. 30,
1869. N. R. WINNEFORD, Sheriff.
Dallas, Oct. 30-7:4w.
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Duflding and Lot for Sale.

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