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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
- New Marble Ruiidiny.
Nos SIS and SIT, southeast cor. Pa. ave. and sh
SALES FOR THE WEEK.
On TuESpAY MORNING. United States
IN Nsrshals sale of a 10, Of Grccerics.
Aiarge .sl. Of other Gnoser;es a our suetiou room
Great sale IL Pianos on THURSDAY.
~ ,On II ESRAG, United states Marshsl's sale of
Horses; W WseSns, Sc, at the Bazaar.
or lit RspAf MORNING. large sale cf very
ON TRIDAY MORNING. continuation sale Of
ON sArUEpAY MORNING, /, lar,e sale Of Fur
hi'"re and housekeeping Goods.
sale by United states MaT.,,, Of 10, o, Benches.
large sale at the Bsraar. OF siarge of Horses
Carriages, &c
On TUESDAY. pecemhsr :. ,,r,. al. =, rn,,.,
States s,s Navy Yard b order e Admiral DshIrren.
aelS WM u. Wall CO., Aucts.
ny c. W. BorELER, Auc,icrcer.
- (SuecessortoJ. 4. Mcclure q Col
Corner u Penn. avenue and 10Th street
SALE OF A DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
- On rRIphIT kFFffEEsfSsSScs. kFfEfSS December l.
I'm. At O'Clock, shah sell. on the presnises, Lot
ner Of Sd street west and street north together
with the improvements thereon CONSISTING Of three
story Dwelling, with back building, Containing alto
getner ten rooms, cslar &C, with all Of the modern
Terms Of sale: ssacscssh: balance on creai, Of
toriiy secured Conyeysncing and stamps at cSst Of
Wien the property Is knccied down. 'ne purchaser
any time prior to the th instant, on application to
de9-dts OHAs. w BoTELER, Auctr.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


RY GREEN & WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 525, southeast corner 7th and d streets.
TRTsTEES sALE0F REAL ESTATE. FRONT
TWrrSSN ING ON TIL THhRp 2 sSpk SSTRKEr MI BE
ASP5 AT AGGTIoN' HT erhhhfS soofh' ISL
n BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated tn. ssh
Ss io Ss .SS SSs os ihe Land Rr IN
Srds for wsshingSon County. in the District q Co
DAY, ihe issh day Of DeSenser @ isS at at oeiSS
= & part e Ls' PImfSTed nun twe,
thirty s ios5 .5ss a. the SANE am Is m,rksd and ld
street west distant twenty four feet from the north
sG rsG sfs Linz
thence due west ninety i've, ts5.l thence due north
es, to the piaec of Beginning N1' ""''' -"'e'
Terms cash. Coaveyancins and stamps at the cost
And IL the terns are not complied with IN five day
after the dsy q sals the Trustee reserves s right
isaliins pS.shassI; sy saysisi.iSS three times in
desd GRKEN Z WiLLfASs. .laasss Rasts.
RY COoPER LATIMER. Auc.iOpeers,
sou,bSsst s9nst q Penn MsG1rs s,s GS ,S
MASskGHtsETTss SCI s hvESuE. iH ZEE hASf' NhAh
S m sdSs. dsy 70 Of es unSss
p ~. A lsSI and duly recorded in Liber T. and
viii on TT RsDhY. the % 18th daS Of besemSsr
Lot s h in s Ss's s. fse. g
sTset StS and ha,iRg ssepth e shou: feet mp.Sysd
and 3D. Mformins yery desirab!s Gpsidence. -,
Gner Sl sG Ssn a
N9yembe. 3. lssss until paid. 80, -,
pf !. saS 81 S Of 500 Inn
Within five days thereafter; the balance of the pur
terms not Be complied with, the deposit to Be for:
a. and the fopery to be res9S a, the risk and
cred perfect Conveyancing and stamps at the eI-
pense of the purchaser:
de7d.. coJFRR oFHEP vi LiTfMEk. iTTETE Trusts. Tssfs
10y GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
- No. $40, southeast corner 9TH and ID streets.
UNIMPROyED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
On III URSpAf, the 10th instant, at 4 o'clock p.
premises, the following desirable piece parcel Of
ground and premises, lying and being IN the said city
the west seven feet S front Of Lot q making in ali
front thirty two feet, (32 street north, the
six inches, Of Cabots subdiSiscn in Squsre Ak hun,
drcd and seventy seven; ls7. Recorded in Liber
Terms: Cash. Stamps at the cost of the purcha-
' Dc ia q down GREEN iRf 9AS vii WILLIAMS Aucts
ID 9TH street
lease, GOOD WILL. FURNITURE, FIX-
TURES AND SJQCk OF THE wELL-KNOWN
HOTEL AND RESTAURANT KNOWN AS
NERMEREN'S HOTEL. ON STREET, BE-
TWEEN 18TH AND 14TH STREETS.
BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated the
~ Sh day Of May, 1862, and duly recorded
NV chattelrecords for Washington County, in
,-,,;. The DISTRICT Of EOlSmba will sell, At
O'Clock m, on the premises, 30i and 800 street,
between 18th and lt:6 streets known A. yermerens 5
Fixtures, stock, &c, then on the premises.
Terms: One half cash. the balance i'm four months,
secured by note ind0fsed to the satisfaction of the
Trustee. S20 down at the time of sale If the terms
Of sale not complied with within five days after
the day Of sale the Trustee the right to
sell at the cost of first purchaser.
RICHARD GOODCHILD. Trustee
de 7-eod THOS. T.. WAGGAMAN, Auct
DY COOPER JATIMER Auc,ionaors
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5IJ-SENENIH sIEEET-3I3
Is giving the following price list, they are re-
failing at wholesale prices:
LADIES SHOES AND CATERS
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R1 THOS. II. WAGGAMAN,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 466 7th street, opposite Post ONCE.
DESIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON Sd
STREET EAST AND X NORTH.
IA On TUESDAY, December l4th at O'Clock,
E..H 1 shall sell, ON the PREMISES
-. FRAME HOUSE AND LOT,
Terms made known ON day Of SALE All convey
eneing ut purchasers cost. ESQ down on the day OF
sale; be resold in five days il terms are not com
piled with, at purchasers cost.
de9-tds THOS. X. wAGGAMAN, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

RT GREEN WILLIAMS,
u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers',
No. SY6 seventh stgt'et
III The rIRST WARD.
- BY virtue OF a deed Of trust frOra Charlotte
VDavls to me, BEARING date the 10th day Of Sep
-tenber, A ID. 1858. made to secure q certain mite
Of the same date, for the Of DO. with interest,
in favor OF Jerome A. Johnson, will appear upon
reference to said deed of trust recorded in Eber
and No. j, folio g. &c, OF the land records for
Wellington county, d. C. shall proceed to sell at
Pabic auction, in front Of the premises, on TUES
BAY October 16th. af Al O'Clock D. m. all of Lot
numbered tour, tfJ IN Square numbered fifty-one,
t5l) said lot having front north street of fifty
four , feet eight go inches, and I'D street west
fronting seventy hye f75 feet This property Il
uated just square north 81 the Avenue enclosed
by a good fence, and h planted in shrubbery.
Terms Of sale: One half cash; balance in six and
twelve months; secured by deed Of trust upon the
premises. An convey aneIng and revenue stamps at
the cost Of the purchaser. n terms of sale not
complied with IN five days after the day Of sale, the
trustee reserves the right 10 resell ut risk and cost of
defauiting purchaser: 500 10 be paid the
property is knocked down.
oo6 eedkds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
~THE ABOVE SALE Is STILL FURTHER
Postponed until TUESDAY. the l4th day of Decem-
Der, lse, at the same hour spd place. BY order Of
des-e -eO&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS.
ID Auc',aneers ard Neal Estste kre,t.
No. s26, souih beast corner Of 7th ami n stre~,r
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cans are using their cotton moro and
more largely the emselves, and will
consequently be able to spare loss and
less Of it overy year. AS to other
fields of cotton supply, Egypt and
Turkey, it was said, could not be re-
lied upon, and the South American
States, including Brazil, had disap-
pointed expectation. India, there
fore, appeared to be tho sole quarter
to which British manufacturers GOULD
look for succor.
Resolutions were passed earnestly
recommending the government to es-
tablish Boards of Agriculture in each
presidency of India, with view to
the introduction of improved methods
of cultivation (includiug p!ows and
other implements), the proper selec.
tion of seeds, and the use of fertili-
sers; and also expressing the hope
that the government will see the ne
oessity of expending not less than
fifty millions of dollars year in OK
tending the railway system of India,
and meeting the requirements neces-
sary for the agricultural development.
Of the country. The question of la.
Dor was not lost sight of, aud it was
remarked by ono of the speakers that,
even with large Importation Of Chi.
neso, tho Southern States of America
could not get labor for cotton growing
at MS low rate as it could be had in
India.
We are glad to see London Ainging
her doubloonB against tho etornal
slopes Of tho Himalayas. That is
their way of talking FREQ Trade and
practioipg Protection. Still, it is
proper to thank Lancashire for tho
lesson her vigilance affords, and we
should better the instruction. A
million hungry faces are turned to her
imploringly, and begging of her
mighty oombiners, whether merchants
or minister's, to explore tho last tropi-
cal valley that roasts under torrid
sky before they give up the hope of
keeping every spindle whirling. We
have more coal than she, more water
falls, more food. more acres suited to
the growth Of fret. GLASS cotton than she
oan find, though she search creation
round, or fly from pole to pole. If
the dark exigenoies of her giant pro.
blems spur England to a restless ma.
tional thrift, cannot we see that wise
forecast calls upon us to set up break.
water against her pauper-made goods,
that millions of bales of our upland
cotton may sing the song of Home
Industry on millions Of American
Spindles 7--Ncw York Tribune.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-01
A Fiery Whirlwind in Tennessee.

The most curious pheno menon which
we have ever heard of occurred out
in Cheatham county on Wednesday
last The day, it will be remembered
was remarkably hot, 80 that most
people iu that county had to seok the
shade about noon. At this hour, on
I'll" IN q: FL. Sharp, ave miles from
AaLIaLd, oort of whirlwind came
along over the neighboring woods,
taking up small branches, and leaves,
and trees, and burning them in sort
of flaming cylinder, that travelled
about five miles an hour, and develop
ing in size as it travelled. 1t passed
directly over the spot whero a team
of horse were feeding, and singed their
names and tails up to the roots, it
then swept towards the house, taking
q stack Of hay in its course, which It
set on Gre. It seemed to increase in
heat as it went, and by the time It
reached the house it Immediately
fred the shingles from end to end of
the building, 80 that in ten minutes
the whole dwelling was wrapped in
flames. The tall column Of travelling
oaloric then continued its course over
wheat field that had been recently
oradled, setting fire to all the stacks
which happened to be in its course
Passing from the field, it's path lay
over stretch of woods which reached
to the river. The green leaves on the
trees were crisped to oinder, for
breadth Of twenty yards, in straight
line to Cumberland When the "pil.
lar of fire" reached the water, it sud.
denly changed it's route down the riv-
or, raising column of steam which
went up to the clouds for about half a
mile, when it suddenly died out. Not
loss than two hundred people witness.
ed this strange phenomenon, and all of
them toll substantially the same tale
Of it. Farmer Sharp was left houseless
by the devouring element, and his
two horses were 80 affected that no
good is expected to be got out of them
in the future. Several withered trees
in the woods through which it passed
were set on Are and continue
burning still" ."-NashviHe Prsss and
Times, l7th aN.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-01

Mn. GLApsroNE.-Blessings (says
the New York Commercially brighton
as they take their flight. When q
man Is dead and gone his friends learn
to appreciate him. The most vslid
honors to greatness are posthumous
honors. These are some of the COM
mon expressions by which We convey
familiar truth but here is an OK.
ception. where most exhaustive esti.
mate of q mans capacity and charac-
ter precedes his flight to another
world. The Mayor of Limerick, hav.
ing just returned from giving his evi.
denoe to the committee Of the House of
Commons in matters connected with
the vindioation Of the Catholic olorgy,
spoke these words to his faithful flook !:
"That battle which, side by side
with your oiergy, you fought and won
at the last election has within the last
few days been followed and Drowned
by tho full and Anal victory Of the
cause you then upheld. Under The
auspices Of the greatest statesman Of
ancient or modern times. religions
equality is established and seotarisn
asoendenoy overthrown forever IN our
community"
Nothing that Mr. Gladstone's bios.
rapker might cay Of him century
or Ave eentusiss asnae coald aaggaas
shsh q sdlvsy as this. 80, !
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-01
Great Distribution
By the Metropolitan Gjn Co.
CASH GIFTS TO THE AMOUNT OF ssOO.Ooo.
Every Ticket Draws n Prize.

90 Rlegant Rosewood Pianos, each $500
to 800.
IS Elegant Rosewood Melodeons eaoh S75
to $500.
86O Sewing Machines, each $50 to l75
600 Gold Watches, each 75 10 300
Cash Prizes. Silver Ware, &c., valued at
a chance to draw any of The above Prizes
for 25c. Tickets describing Prizes are seal
ed in Envelopes and we'll mixed. On receipt
Of 25c. Sealed Ticke! !s dcawn ~i.hc.:
choice and sent ny mail to any address,
The prize named upon IL will be delivered
TO the ticket holder on payment Of One Dol.
lar: Prizes nre Immediately sNJt to any
address by express or return mail
You will know what your Prize Is before
you pny for it. Any przo exchanged for
another Of the same value. No Blanks Our
patrons can depend on fair dealing
REFERENcEs:-We select the the follow
ing from many who have lately drawn Val
uaeie Prizes and kindly permitted us to
publish them Andrew J. Burns, Chicago,
$4,000; Miss Clara s. Walker, Baltimore.
Pinno, $500: james NJ. Matthews, Detroit,
$4,000; John 7. Andrews. Savannah,
$4,000; Miss Agnes Simmons, Charleston,
Piano. 5000. We publish no names with.
out permission.
OPINIONS or THE PRESS. --"The firm 10 re.
liable, and deserve their success Wtekiv
Tribune, Ma"8 1--WE have kncwn them TO
b. fair dealing frm."--N. T. Herald, Man
%. "A friend Of ours drew $500 prize
which Eaa promptly received. 49, Daily
NeWs, June 8.
Send for circular, Liberal inducements O
Agents. Satisfaction guaron,e,d. Every
p"oSage Of scaled Envelopes contains one
oAsH GIFT. Six Tickets for 81; IL for So I;
25 for SO; Ito for ,$l6.v All Iotters should
be addressed 10
HARPER. WILSON & CO,
aug rs l73 Broadway, New York.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-01

RosEcvANs' LITTLE GAME.-We
have to 20 to Western paper to learn
that General Rosecran's little game in
declining the nomination for Governor
of Ohio was founded upon an intention
TO proceed to New York, and if poesi-
ble, form grand company for the .pur-
pose Of constructing railroad frcm the
city OF Mexico to Acapulco, on the Pa.
cifc coast. That is splendid scheme,
and il Rosccrans succeeds in carving it
out he is likely to find himself better of
than il he were elected Governor OF
Ohio ten times over. But Rosey talks
100 much. His vanity will MT permit
him to keep secret no matter how
good thing he has in hand. And it
would not be surprising if this new 70.
jet Of railroad from The city OF Mexi.
CO to the Pacific coast were to result IN
profit to other than himself just from
his premature ventilation of his design
in nm obscrre town IN the interior Of
Mexico. Let Genera! Rosecrans emu.
late General Grant and keep his mouth
shnt.--N Y. Herald.
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CRop REpoRrs The Orangsbure

CRor REpoRrs The Orangsburg
Ne.os, Of the 2lst inst, says:
Wo were informed by friend who
has just returned from a trip through
Edge6rld. Lexington. Newberry and
Abbeville Counties. that the corn
and cotton crops in those counties
are nearly an ontile failure. He heard
OF parties who were engaging corn at
two dollars pei bushel Tor the next year
He felt certain that in the portions OF
these counties through which he passed.
not more at best, ,llan a half crop would
be made. We hear from different sec.
lions Of our county that the rice crop is
taking the rust. II we don't have rain
soon there will be great falling off in
this small grain. We are neadlng ram
very muoh now. Tho .'orn and cotton
crop Of our, comfy, however, we conaid
or made, and better crop, we think,
will be gathered than since tho close Of
the war.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-01
He's Going to Propose.

He went up 10 town to>day girls,
With a very business air;
He'd oiled up his mustaoho, girls,
And parted woll his bair.
There's something in the wind, girls,
Whichever way It blows;
And I'll tell you what tits. glrlo;
Hos going to propose.
He's takcn 10 curious ways, girls,
Singing, and looking "blue )"
And--only think Of this, girls-
Hos writing pocme, too,
AT times ho'll ever think, girls.
And thon ho sober grows;
know the reason why, girls:
Hos going TO propose.
Sometimcs he's confidential,
And says Maria's fair.
And praises Bussie's hazel eyes,
And Jonnie's lowing hair
6ays Alice is angelic. too,
Admires Luoinda's nose,
know how II would end, girls:
Hos going to propose.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-01

THIRTY YEARS Experience in The Treat
l. ment Of Chronic and Sexunl Diseases.
A Physiological View of Marriage The
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OF the anatomy Of the human organs in a
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4 Grand Old Poem.

Who shall judge II nan from manners
Wko shall know him by his dress?
Papers may be fit for princes,
Princes fit for something less.
Crumbled shirt and dirty jsoket
May beclothe the golden ore
OF the deepest thoughts and feelings
Satin vests could do no m IRE.
Thcre are springs..of crystal nectar
Ever yelling out Of stone;
There are purple buds and golden,
Hidden. crushed and overgrown
God who counts by souls not dresses,
Loves and prospers you and mo.
While He values thrones the highest,
But as pebbles in the SEQ.
Man upraisel above his fellows,
Oft forgets his fellows then
Masters, rulers lords remember,
That your neanest kind arc mon
Men by labor, men by feeling,
Men by thought. and mon by fame,
Claiming equal rights 70 sunshine,
In mans ennobling nsmo.
There are foam. embodied oceans.
Thore are little well. Glad rills,
There are feeble inoh high sapplings
Ah0eO okV OoNoho Oh tNS AlNo
God, who counts by souls, not stations,
Loves and prospers you and mo;
For, TO him, all vain distinctions
Arc as pebbles IN the sea.
Toiling hands nlono aro builders
or q nations wealth or famc;
Titled lasiness Is pensioned,
Fod and fattened on tho same;
BY tho sweat Of othqfs' foreheads,
Living only to rejoice,
While the poor mans outraged freedom
vainly lifted up It's voice.
Truth sad Justice ore eternal,
Born with love!iness and light,
Secret wronge shall never prosper
While there 10 q sunny right;
God, whose world heard VOICE 10 singing
Boundless love 10 you and mo,
pinks oppro 'sion with its titles,
As tho pebbles In the sea.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-01

The st. Louis Democrat coa,seIs the
Southern people to turn their thoughts
from Chinese importation and seek to
make the beat use Of tho labor they
now have. It argues that the North.
ern mines, railroads and factories will
ontbid them, and urges tl,a. the Son,h
will be wise il, not building ITS hopes
upon Chinese labor for agricultural pur-
poses, it locks instead to the fullest de-
velopments Of free labor, to The inv.n-
tion and application Of machines, to the
higher cultivation Of smaller estates.
and to the complete abandonment Of
the feudal systom and its ideas,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-01

Gov, SOoTr UP 4 TREE.--Under this
head the Edgefeld advertiser thus
"grins and bears" Gov. Sco,'s slxteen
shooting negro mellsh and State Con-
stabnlary:
Gov. Scott, head and front of tho rat.
tlesnake party Of South Carolina, is in
want Of any quantity Of "shootings,
whipplngs, scourgings, burnings"Uf ne
groes in The South by "inhuman whites, +"
for use in the approaching Northern
and Western elections. And TO this
end he truculen'ly rammed down the
throat OF poor unfortunate EjgcRcM two
hundred and fifty Winchester rifles, {.
whole magazine Of ammunition. twenty
two red hot negroes armed to the teeth,
and a dozen whi'o cons.ables of the
State Constabulary force. Fearful was
the operation, and with fearful vim and
malice was it performed ! And fearful.
ly does Edgefeld breathe with the bur-
den still in her throat. But nobly does
she endure It. Aud bravely does she
withstand tho gentle Executives woo-.
ings TO strife and bloodshed. EdgeRcld
decidedly leavea Mr.. SCOTT up a very
high tree.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-01

Passengers By the Greenyille Rail-.
road, yesterday, state that Deputy Con.
stable @. w. Allen was killed in Able.
vile, on Tuesday Last, by the occidental
discharge Of a gun which he was exam. .
ing--ohc Of the new.fangled arms re.
Gently obtained for .lle use of,l,e ,1oy-s
q a e,ili.is" 3 j q. ,shs State. =. colhawsiiaa