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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-15
Public Notice.

The citizens Of the District general
ly, and the planters in particular, are
requested to attend meeting to be
held in the Court House at Winnsboro
on Monday, the goth instant, for the
special purpose Of considering the
questions of Immigration and Labor,
and also any other matters relative to
the Agricultural welfare of the Dis-
triot. @. II. McMASTER,
President Fairfield Agricultural So
cicty.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-15
Political Fiddlers y

Political fiddlers."
II is better to play few old tunes,
acknowledged to be good, than to
strike up q new one and break down
on it. The WISNnoRo News has Just
performed this feat with it's s.Third
PARTY OPERA" imported with slight
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-15
Can History Teach Nothing 2

Can History Teach Nothing ?
John @. Calhoun long ago proved
that thore was but one theory of
State Rights worth anything practi-
cally, and that is, the theory of State
Sovereignty that carries with it the
right to scccde. The pitiful history
of the Supreme Court for tho last
four years should prove to South
Carolina Democrats, that Wobster's
theory, on the contrary, is practically
worA!ess, and that the revolution In
tho character of our government was
thoroughly completed by tho election
of Grant. Yet South Carolina Demo
Gratis cling to their democratic al
lance" with party that accepted
Andrew Johnson's new edition of
Wcbster's theory of States Rights as
SQUAD doctrine, and talk dcvotionally
Of the treason of dropping the name
Democrat for practical object, aud
fcolingly deprscSto doscrtion of "our
timc.honored principles Shade of
Calhoun what a dulusionl
Moreover, that even tho Democratic
party is never going to act out in
practice its present theory of States
Rights stolen from its former oppo-
ncnas, when it gets into power, but
that its will, as being the will of tho
majority, will then be Suprema Leo
is os clear proposition to any roAcc.
tive mind as anything else than expo
rience has proven thousand times.
Take things, therefore, as they are,
and not MS thcy ought to bc, and
adopt wise, and above all, practical
bic policy, in the politics of the State.
Popular Enthusiasm on evidence of Cor
rect Judgment il Politics,
Everything that has bocn proposed
to the whites of tho South since the
war, has mot with no response from
them has not boen readily taken up,
nor cordially received; has been
moro or loss distasteful to them,-
except the programme of the Liberals
in Virginia and Tennessee, and that
has been hailed with unboundcd on
thusiasm, and acted upon with such
unanimity and energy of desire, as ut.
tcrly to non-plus, puzzle and confound
the bitterest enemies of our people,
They stand aghast, and really arc at
their wits end, not knowing whcthor
it would subscrvo thoir purposes to
undo the choice of the people, or let
their triumph 60 unchallenged, "dis-
crotion, tho better part of valor,"
rather inclining thom to swallow the
leek and take tho latter course, how.
over distatoful and bitter to them.
Is there, thon, no lesson in this sud
den flaming forth of popular enthusi-
asm Is there nothing in this glori-
Gus self-reliance Of the Southern
white man, in this elcvating convio-
tion, that, simply lot him be free,
among those unfortunate political
elements that now surround him, and
ho can achieve superiority, and rise to
his native prominence in tho art Of
government We believe the true
keynote has been struck, and at tho
next election, the virtue and intolli-
genco Of South Carolina, forgetting
tho past, will bo seen to throw of it's
apathy, and bring its Offering, to the
service Of tho State.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-15
The American Stock Journal,

The American Stock Journal,
For September, contains the usual
variety of interesting articles, also a
new premium list for 1870, Offering n
large variety of useful articles to I'll
who get up clubs. Specimen copies,
show bills, &C., sent free. Address
N. P. Boyer & Co., Parkesburg, Ches-
ter Co., Pa.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-15

FIRE IN ANbERsoN.- M,elH-
gencer learns that on Tuesday night
last, the Grist and Saw Mills of Mr..
B. B. Breazeale, on Broadway creek,
about six miles cast of Anderson, were
destroyed by Ere.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-15
Now Cotton,

Now Cotton.
Over fifty bales of new cotton we're
sold in Winnsboro on Thursday and
Friday, at an average of SOLO. por
pound.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-15
The XIX Oentury.

The "XIX Century" publication
Co., at Charleston, have been so sue.
cessful in literary enterprise that they
are distributing hundreds of choice
Standard works free to tho purchas.
of the magazine. Ask for the Juno,
July, August and September mum.
bors ut the News aud HERALD office.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-15
New Cotton,

The first balo Of new Cotton at
Ridgeway, middling, was sold OH
Monday last, by Mr.. Thos. Sessions, to
r. S. Dcsportcs, merchant, at 30
cents.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-15

A daShing young widow in Detroit
prepared a pleasant surprise for her
suitor a few evenings since. Expect.
ing call from him, she hid herself in
a convenient corner, and as be touch
ed the knob of the door bell, sprang
out in tho darkness of the evening
and :,early smothcred him-with kiss
es. His cool reception of her oarcss-
es startled her with a recognition Of
tho fact that instead of her lover she
had been lavishing her sweetness upon
the conductor>of street car, who had
come with note explaining an unfor
seen absence. The widow thereupon,
with gaeat propriety, tainted on the
spot.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-15

NtAYH or A CAMDEN Pnysrc,An.-
a private letter from Camden receiv.
su Dy q gentleman in this city under
anto OF September lst, says: eve
~ lSst cur most prominent physician.
e.. G "; ~ S,"aimmond, :" yesterday , and /
,oIr hah,. nr :; II .. Wortsman will not pro.
oaoly hvo through tho n;oht -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-15

Tho Montgomery MaK says: ave
presume that every obscrvant person
has remarked tho small number Of
little negroes to be seen now, CON
pared to what were seen in tho days of
slavery. This of itsclf is an evi lencc
OF the decrease Of the negro popula.
tion, which statistics ore not needed to
verify. Many mothers arc unable
and many unwilling to tako care Of
their young, and so the race will final
ly become almost extinct"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-15

{, oH'DIr. We heard on the streets
na,"'a,y mat II was probable that
General d. II. Hill will shortly re-
open the military institute. We trust
'n"s ~ 'no famor may turn out verify.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-15

General Rawlihs, before he died,
expressed himself very freely on poll.
tical matters, and in favor of the
most liberal Interpretation of the r :
construction laws, and the carly ad.
mission of tho Southern States into
Union on such terms as would leave no
regrets lie also Expressed tho desire
that all the moral aid of tho govern.
ment should be givon to tho Cubans,
who are now struggling for indepcn-
dcnce.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-07-02
DR. Whittier,,,sas,

A REGULAR GRADUATE OF. MEDICINE, as
IA diploma at Office will show, has been longer
Engaged inthe treatment Of Ysnereahl Ss4udl aid
Private. Dfssasesr than'any other physician 10 81
Tsyphas, donoo,,h.a, olss., sgaeaars.ll l1GsMs
Herniah. and Rupture: aH Urinary Diseasss and
Syphithio! or Mereurial AtGiettons of tAs 7thyo&A
Skin or Bones. arc treated With Unparalleled quo.
oess. ~ a q ss
&, Sg sss,,s :; a, s ss,,.a , n a.5,1s h,sesaSs q
mature q % Year,, Sg 9thes causes, and which pEYGdnussa
siaas, btotches,. debility, dizziness. dinnezs Of sigh,
so,tasion Of ideas, eui! Jordoaings, avsrsiqppo 90
oiety Of GoNales, loss Of memory and seryat powsr,
and rHnder'naq marriage improper, are, pefmanentiy
Or. WiUierpublishes a MEDICALPAMPHLET
relating to venereald diseases and the, disastroas and
varied consequences of self.abuse, that Will bcshRt.
TO any address in o ssaled envelope for two stamps
Many physicians Introduce patlsn.a To the doctor
9 t,sfs ssssSygS ,Gis .msSl9 3sls gs% y hi s 0SgnF say. $,, 2
nothing 'ofico central, yet rstirssdIa y6iffSt.
Charley street, 81. louis Mo- Hours, {. I'd. mstp
3 p. m. Sundays IL to q p. m.
April 1, $1,000 & ri vi ssG. a9Sgss8rS a.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-07-02

tsa col. ass, w e.sett saeu II ID, white
man aqes thet thiags NOT set 9orf there 100
though yeou thoftI was pizenn. q
"Why, sidlo rights pbslherss, and hug and
Kiss me as Of yeu had some . ther bouo and
sinner Off man about yer: lDDw, yen s'pose,a
woman's only ,adeetcflooka att yeu fool lyeui2
NO the'se. saaado for sspraoticsl results as
gsssa.h sSys-ted. hug, al, kiss al sfish,
awsllb said Jaako, dravviaeg, i long breath bro e.
sef ImustS I must, for I deu love ven Sal;
and SO Jake commenced sidling aup soeGheaf,
likes male porter going 70 battle. Laying
hts arm gently on Sale shoulder she Wis
hoard TO exciainn,s,;; t.H'sta 's'fRtAi ~ esao 4
aIlNhstt'is the waays to.dsu i, old hcss-that,ss
Sactingliko a white man orter." }S..
MOhl Jerusalem .a.n,d panoakes I" OK.
claimed Jake, isf this ain't botter'nn any ap.
pple,sass ever .mnaasEsimnI made, i Hdarnsd, shit!
Crack e:e,esl 8bquolkswheat slappjaoEEssg and iasses
.saor ' I 30 is ;'R e. !! ''Ss 8" Ys9'' s''' OH
Hotetheira lips came. together, and Tho TIss
port that followed g was like pulling ! 1hIersse''a
foot OUT h6 mire..9 SFi sS8GH ri ~ BfA
"HaowS On airth's chat, salib es1 efoasSs
,1-->~Ss-A-acs4 >egulgit
A sound hesd, ., simple hear, ,ta . spirit
depreernaent on Christ, viii, suffice to conduct
US 'h in every yyaarriHety Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
tsy-'The valley Of 'yirgiaia viii yield Ave
millions bushels Of wheat, this season '. han'fi
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Change Of Schedule on Greonvills
land Columbia Railroad .fIr

NN and alters Wednesday, the 18th inst, the
" Passenger trains will run daily, Sundays
excepted, connecting with .NigbtT raiR on South
Coyselip9 and CIharlotte and South, Caroline
leave Columbia, *aSF1 @1fSSs 7 90 n m
lsoaveoA lstonssda ,bsE84Sah ,sH0SS8t55aatm4
Leave Newberry.watio3e ~ ss$Ias10j36a mhe
Arrive az Abbeviile,i, YnlaiHsSsa 3 30Gpbm {
Arr!ve7at anderson y 81 lo.rt'31t5 Is pm
Arrive ut Greenyillo, 30 90 D m
Leave Grcenvillo ia i]ub,'ya9& o 90 a M 4
LeaveEAndcrson 3g3g'M .ssa q t445Ia d M
leave Abbevill6,,i9af ms VtsR9ff8s45'n nm n
Lbavaf Newberry,'f,t % ,t5ts a ~ 25 % M !,
Leave Aston,v aAgiul giY .ets3 90 o M,
Arrive at Columbia, i1om Mes 90 b m h
fH" s9"" s4"JAMEscO o. MEREDITH, $3.50
s.j,,r General Superintendent. 7
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1869-07-02

SUGGESTIVE PARAaRApHs.-Esery Chris,
tian should be Bible.reader, aiDihleyW5sker,
and IBible-signer. In the first. osse his
religion is developed through; tho head In
the second case through the hand. In the
third case through tho voice. But in all
cases it requires tho whole heart. BY the
one process a christian becomes more natelli.
gent by the next process more useful by
the next process more useful; by the last
ono more happy and devout. Happy is that
man who not only studies HE bible, and is a
"doer" of his Bible, but also makes Gods
Word his "song'' in the house Of his pilgrim.
age.-Dr. Cuyler.
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BUSINESS NJ
Directory for; Pickens County,

,9NNT IFNDIHF ENr ----"tiT. H-fTF i. H9.Fg -,
Judge of Probate Court--I. II. Philpot.
Clerk Of Probate Court. +. IIagood. .2Et
Clerk Of Comrt-R. A. Bowen. f"'h : ."
ShHri6-Joab Mauldin. .a3'bret aIit .
School Commissioner-D. F. Bradley I1a
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+. 3. Holcombe and John w. ingtetonn'
J.E. Hagood, Clerk Of Board Of County Com
missioners, s.'1nH 20 iIh 9He ITI' Sl0
g. o. Folgerr, COUNTY Constable.
October %, 1868 Ef Irfs z. 3 = .H.,Tf.@F
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CARoLINA
Pickens--In lEquiay.sY gygii
Samuel Knox Bill for Construction on
! !HVfts va il4f Will Partition. &ni.
Heirs of A. P. Knox. ! - i.S@ y, -. T.
TNobedience to tho decree Of tho Court of Eo.
Il uity, made in this cause Mt June Term, 1868.
notice is hereby given to the 'heirs.at.law of
Andrew p Knox, deceased! requiring and on.
Joining them and each and every Of them, tobe
and appear in the Court Of Equity, for the Dis.
trict. and State aforesaid, within a'"ttyearahd q
day" from the date hereof to identify them.
selves as heirs ut law Of the aaid Andrew p.
Knox, deceased !; and farthor, TO claim the fund
belonging 70 them arisibgfrom the salo Of Real
I Estate Is ~ this cSn;s, or. pain Of being 8 barred
any further deoreeto be lhadeiinthis cpuso,n !
l.Ia-t ROB'T: A.: THOMPSON, sotE.r.p.
CONS, 0Hace, July II, 1861 x s
oPickens q. II. sItHxEt Tt.l3 S1y4lp q
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,gss u CARSON +. ARYsDN,
Real EstAte Agent.

e'wA1I TfTGU SsHAtsl IT,
X}y7ILLt buy and soil REALBSTATEon the M
= most reaeonablo i%terfnsat Persona b Nav Hs
Ing Lands for sale in the. Counties Of .Oconed @l
and P!okons are respeotfulLasS sss..,sssS. "a J6nrt-sgh
ward Pitt aad dSsoSlp'syk6 TEID
them on hand for ay = &NrSIHE iitt
= I purchase Hoal&oAaN or pTgfsENs, saOii
footed ne charge }(isgs d .itssy
\ ~. = q = go W., N
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Notice to Creditors.

Rob.t. Thompson, Admir-, Bill for Injunction,
..i..UIvsr5 A~si5nvas MI, Account, sale of
N. NJ. Gary. Extra, Real Estate, Re-
Cynthia McGhfin, et:al. lief &c., SC.
PURSUANT to an ordor feom the Court of Com
mon Pleas, Equity side, made In this case at
March TORN, 1869, all the, Creditors of the Estate
Of Joseph 3. McGunin arc required to provo their
demands before nae, in my office, according to law,
Oh or before the LIST day of July next, on pain Of
being barred CT any advantages under docree to
DO rendered in this case. i1o s, d
N.,".'. j. w. S%TRIBLING, e.o.p.
April g., 1869 90 8m u
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Piedmont Life Insurance Company
90 & I2aI},H ~
ii RICHMOND VA. a.nor.

VEHHIS COMPANY Is hasda open q paid M
Il capital of One Hundred Thousand Dollars,
safely invested, in, Real Estate, and during the
frstt seventeen months Of its origin had issued
about 5000 Polices,! and Ind received nntin.
sssmeo o.; about $500. 900, a spccSess never equaled,
\" reached; by any Company. In, the world.
This Company insured, and paid promptly.
the policy on the life Of GeneratN,t. Evans,
Gall on the subscribsfs,,, ana secure Policy AZ
once, for "dolaysi are dangerous" All 81 its
h..,s2.3 .H J, W NORTON, Agent.
WIN. WARNE, M, d., Medical Examincr. s
NJ L. SHARPE Agent at Pendlesn, S. @,
!SACC BRANCH, NJ ~, Agent al Largo;
We refer to Gov. J. i. Orr, Judge Murray,
Hon. J.P. Reed, Gen. MCGOWAN, Hon. w. b.
Simpson, Rev. -. NJ. Turnehr, Rev. n. l.. Grler,
and at least ono bundled from Abbevillo, oil
ofwhom are insured inithis Company. a,lg WI
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T.Anlearly date; the subscribers will publish
Asthe,6rst number ofaa Monthly Magazine, de.
yotedtot the development Of the material interests
Of the State, and the whole South ; and win dis.
tribute FIVE thousand copies gratuitously $50 that
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please send tReif Adde'S to N nND"
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May 10, 1860 81 AM
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ocoNEE CouNTv-IN PROBATE.
Mary Rankin, Applicant, ))BA
Francis c ssis md 3 yb5 hsI,''I pay 8 bo ;ssll
othors,, Defendants. for Partition, &c, Z
TT appearing I'd, my satisfaction that Francis
Il Capeheart and Margaret Eliza Calpueheart,
defendants in this case, reside beyond the limits
Of this Statc; The said absent defendants are
required to appear intt,e Probate Court, to be
holden at ,Walhalla, 8. G., on tho .lst day Of
July next, to shoW canse. if any they ean, why
should not DC, cold, and the proceeds, aftcr pay.
m,ent'o Of debts, divided among the heirs of said
deceased, according to law, or their consent to
tho same will BIO entered Of record. Given un.
der my hand and seal. this 9Th day of April,
1869. RICHARD LEWIS, :
.., Judge Of Probnte.
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LH AtA IL " 4oOoI IVA ~ o. -MH ZO.Lm LAL# Il - KIN r."
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
,ocoNEE couSrY-iS PROBATE.
John West, Applicant.
We lo Petition to sell Lands,
Susqn Oatharine West pay Debts, for Pnrti-
and others, Defts. ton, &c.
I appearing to my satisfr ction that Susan
Casharine West. James Rogers West, Jas
per West. Martin West, Mary West, Stephen
Wost, Minerva Wost and Cynthia West, de-
fe adants in this caso, reside beyond the limits
OF this State: The said absent defendants. are,
therefore, required to appear in Probate Court,
to. DO holden at Walhalla, S. c., IL the LIST day
Of July next, to shew cause, if any they oa,i,
why the Real Estate of Archibald Wost, decd,
should not DO sold, and the proceeds. aftor pay.
ment of debts, divided among tho heirs Of said
deceased, according to law, or their consent to
tho same will be entered of record. y. Given I'M
der my hand Rnd seal,. this 9Th day Of April,
lsoV,, '4' hai RICHARD LEWIS,
April s. 1860 28 3m
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II ~ . N.fFN"H
JOSH BfLL1Nas' Goose TALK..--Th,e goose
il a grass animal, bat don't ohaw her. oud.
They are good iivers; about. one aksr 70 a
goose is ennaL, altho' there some' folks, Who
think that n goose tow about Its akers Ia
nearer rite. ~ l9n ;Hal "
These two kfialations are 50 far apart that
IL ia difficult tow toll nov what will finally
win, Is,
But I don't think i'll had a farm Of l75
akers, awl paid for, that + would sell it for
half.whatit was worth just because didn't
have any goose uponit Il. "
Geese stay seventy years, and grow tuff ten
The, last.goIt
They lay one egg at q time, about che size
ola goose egg, In which the ggoslin lies, hid
The goslin is the goose's babe. oa eifek 5iiw
The goose don't suoklo It's young, but turns
hem ont to pasture on somebody's fvaoant
lot. ngaif}gp
They seem 70 lack wisdom, but are consiai.
cred sound on tho goose. 12e ta Ysvielb.
They are good eating, but not good 'shaww-
Ing ; the reason Of this, remains a profound
sekrst tow this day. Asayei
Whena female goose isas work hasoh,nhag
jsheisa hard bisd 10 piioass she rileas elear
up FROM the bottdfs Ina mint; and viii iigRt
4 yoke y oxen # they show her the least bit
ofsass. eag a sgts.
The gooasi e excellent for feathers, which
abe shsds. every year BY the handful.
Thieyss fa also afapbibeousses, besides sovor.
al other kind Of onsaes.
nv Sec the South Carolana Legislature
urder tho New HEarms, inthe XIX CRs7u.
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