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A couple Of fellows hare, for TWO or three weeks
past, been troubling persons living In the upper
part OF AAsslllon, Ohio. br walking ar7und thtr
houses, looking into windows, anu 1atif1ng blinds
At Mr. reases house especially they hare pccn
Troublesome, having for several eFea!uga past
regularly visited It, tust as the family were re-
firing. Al ntst little attention wns ra!d to these
rtslsa hnt thief became 50 frequent and reSlasthat
The matter grew sef1ouR, and measures hal to be
taken TO either catch the r1scals 1T least t1ve
them OF the PR mlses. On Friday nVhr At 10 o'clock
they again made thelt appearance Ut a HtndoE Of
the bedroom occupied by Mrs. Church, widowed
Ftstcr Of Mr. Tense, and Mf1- ltckA, whose ht,s-
land died month or two ago. The occupants OF
the room had lot retired, but were sitting with
Mr. rcasc awaiting the approach OF tdrtr visitors.
Just At 10 O'Clock the blinds o IN outside shutter
shot gun, aud, intending to fliGhte1 the Fellow
b. ranupn shot, nfed. / man fell s!dewAIs to
the ground, Killed instantly BY lnuumcnble
shot, which piercct Ills forehead. Ills CON-
pAnton escaped unknown. The cry for the]r,"
taken IN connection with the loud report OF the
gun, soon brought together large number
Of reignborsI md for . t!me great excitement
prevailed. The effect Of his chance shot caused
1iT. fease 10 become almost fEann-- He &. pnce
surrendered hluaaeH to the proper otfcerB, but
Nan Immediately released on merely nominal hat1
The name OF the msn 70 dIsgracefully Killed in
the very act Of preparing window through which
was one Of the German mon1de1s who worked at
Ru8scllF, only - or Is JcaFs old. and but lately
married. The killing him waa entirely nee!deu-
tai, though the shooting WIS not Considering
the annoyance and fright occas3ored hy the many
nightly visits, the affair Il lo0ked upon tit Massli
lou ~ perfectly tusttnao'c, though certainly lan1
cninble.
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ALM HST FATAt.
Snstov Eernre Of tg,r Younger Hlznrc1Il
from UrnEh.

At the opera House, LAST evening, the younsrr
R,Earrlu narrowly cscnped serious injury, BY fAl-
Ing on the stssc. IN bis descent fs1u the triangle
where be hol been performing. lie missed his
lIu1d md lenped 10 the stage, severely apEAtntug
hts knee IInd he come down heal FORE
most and killed himself, there would have
been very Interesting account In this moru!ng's
TK1HCHI. As II was, he rnt OF very well When
The brothers should hnrc come out to perform the
trHrcze ac1, only the injured one.appesred, ho-
Manager, who announced hts inability 10 perform
1ht eIItcted fcata. The audience applauf1et2
was undcseEveJ, IoF, Whatever .may
t,e said Of the trapeze business one thing Is ctr
tMtn that the Izarellls The best OF their kthd,
tid would not hnck down, or disappoint the pub
lie, Intentionally. The only fault We inclined
TO Iii thenlztlses. On behalf Of Chicago, ne prt,-
trst They do uot Know shat they are about. There
Is 10 plnce earth where they coni1 ELL them
selves to batter advantage or With more glory.
III nc Place could theT hive 20 IuaEy posthumouS
hunors- Where would they have atcn written up
20 fa1ly or En wele II IL AIwHss worth mans
while TO die PUBLICLY in Chicago, for tho sakc OF
posterit1 II he survives, nnd Il he does not, why
JcAter1ty can haill II down On Its own hoax. Tho
1uZarcllls can hardly appreciate all they have
mksed. Then they disappointed the gentlemen
OF tho press, WHO sat watching them night after
night, With note-foOkH open. really to }ut down,
In shorthand, The exact manner iu " ltch they
accomplished the Killing.
bly the cud N1 irapcze work III this city. The only
request We have 10 make is that iher will not EIi
thtmrrlves III any iDlan'! town like Cincinnati or
St LOttI.
, 1869-07-11

To TIE E.1ttur n Ths Chloapo Tribune:
, Allow Inc, through your columns, to cali the
&t}f2{ion Of tt" Board Ut Public Works to tho nn-
hctotJ thinner to which our sirccu+ cspccia1-
y our tut1utsa atrrc,a, Arc wrrnkiet. We think
tho city government ahtuIa tAln tic business lot
fnslE oMn hand:: ahd dit1n.e Tho blue w.tcrs Of
csous individuAls control TIC matter, and usually
krr7uk1o The ttrcet4 when II u least netsdod Hc
hare actually seen these tubs On wheels 70
tnton0A stAte aircel III full lAAst NnNn INC wJiI.
Aows Of keAren wess ~ido opsp, AID Tho min
scFpdne In torrents: hut today. when tie Nlst
els csuy noek and cEcfiec, 1trcei sprnklcs4 are
nowhere. VT hspo The clLy otloer1 viii LOOK iato
this matter II tpcr, and adopt UesxuTrs 70 DO
away WITH this puulac eva BrATx HTsxrrA
CHICAGO, 1uiy 10, 1870.
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fuundlnGS he Aochcf wts cut aHay and LETT In ths
troe-top-ths h&1tet with tt occupants delpend-
ting rapidly. though esIely 70 the ground. the
balloon waz LORE 10 Ahseda, and It Will be neces-
sarJ 10 cut the tree down to regain the anchor
md netting.
II VIZ found, very much TO the surprise Of the
eIcur1ionlsts, that The balloon had descended
upon the top Of tho ta1icst TICS upon the summit
OF the htRhest mountain u either AcKesu o.
Warren Copnne&
The balloon was 10 the All ai1 tours and three
quarters, and In Ihe Iee-top sl4 hor,a and Quar-
ter,
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Nj. E IL. Campbell, Of the Leavenworth tkAn-
s,s> Guliein is IN this city as the representa-
.!yc Of that Journal. 1t Is his intention TO visit
our Chicago merchants and aollc.t advertising fa-
Fors gor his paper. Leaveuworth Is tho largest
especially az commercial point. II has an al
most direct railroad communication with Ch1ca-
20; and, With proper and discriminating euurte on
the part OF Chicago merchants, the bulk Of hcE
tradc can be secured to us. The B,lttffn Is a
&ide-Rwake, eutefpHstnR paper, and cn1oys q
large circulation. We commend AE Campbell 70
all who Wish to extend their commercial connec.
t3ocs IN that direction.
, 1869-07-11

We, the unoersGned, having Davis Hefr1ger1-
tor In use. cheeuully recommend the aAino 10 the
public, A tho right principle Of preserving ali
rerlshablc articles. u, ". Phillips, Vice President
Republic Insurance Company; ". A Knox, ".
D.: John C,art Hilton, ess wabash arcnue; Ilor-
ace r. Ch1se, ee4 1nd1ana hvenue; Jehn E. QwB-
Icy, u South 1kobey stceet: Thomas Andrews, Is
Dearborn street; ". K k!nKshurJ, 1ss Walnut
ksttAfy the most prctudteed that the Davis Re-
fngrIator hos no equal depot a. Charles To-
hey q, s. and e9 StAfe street. Goodndge, Tea
winkel Co, proprieiorA r. a-We Keep one
IN running order; call and STE Il
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An Elegant Plane.

1t would be difficult to ond the man VITO does
not love q downright good dinner. It Is also
equally tue thse none excel the French in pre-
parsng tho same; aud anall5 cur rradcEz w,u ind
that the CAFE Francais- No Ill Randolph street,
under Colonel Wood & Museum, il one Of the most
refreshed IN the city. Everything In Season and
cut ol sesson Is there provided In style At once
Injurious and gratifying. The room Is airy, cool
Abd kptendidy lifted up, the walters ate uuTe and
courteous and the rrppr3eto! sto1!ous TO excel IN
everything tnaf pertains 10 the keertng Of strictly
pIst-clAE6 restaurant
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

AThGfc'a ne such werd As falI{,,'-
JhS y absolutely ttue IN uatnz Doolcy ChaI1!cal
btnatlon or The ingredients entering INTO tta man
nfecture that good biscuits, rnts Of pastry. both
Light and nntr!tious, can b made egeEJ time It
u atKaJs already. AwtJs reliable, md requires
bnt half the quantity Of thoae Of ordinary manu-
facture, and Is. consequently. Cheaper. For safe
IN packages 10 meet the wants OF all, by grocers
generally.
, 1869-07-11

The Cosmetique n In Pom padour,
for beAuttyiag Anu preaesvtrR the complexion,
and giving It the freshness aud h,lAncJ OF YOUTH
!S without E1val 1tla perfectly free from any
wonaertni encs5 % 10 r. end ndesns he sttn % soit aud
beautiful, cannot fall 10 become faroElte aItf-
Gle Of the toilet table Of every indT. Aesd, In our
also testimonials tron lAlies who have tested the
CoHmet!quc. T. MICHALsK1 / Co., AsnuiactureIs,
Xly East Madison btreer,
, 1869-07-11

The sewing nlnchiuc, next 10 n
COOK stove, Is quite ~ indispensable, and Iadles
will nnd it TO thetr interest to investigate the
worId-rcnowoed Howe machine. II you arc think
Ing Of purchasing. or hate Sewing machine on
trial do not buy until you have INST called at the
Hove ONCE, 20. % Clark atrect, and examined
their machincA Machines can be obtained on
monthly payments and liberal ter11a-
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IAouhckcepcF4 who wish to preserve
ihcir health, nnd hare good, Light sweet, whole
sotne blacn,tA, entirely free from the UNPLEASANT
odor OF ammonia {nar,sholp> Will use Easlo 1iak-
InH Powder. 1t ls warranted not TO contain
alum, ammonia or 6ny other unEholesome sub
stance Ask your grocer for It, and take no other.
Sold wholesale and retail by Pek.n Tea Company,
corner Uadtauu ard SLATE ttrefts.
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California Wines,

= CHICAGO. Nay s, lk6a-
Drnj. Brat<, Jr.. 4etnt Er IN lf,ls, st<r,. e.
DEAN Hth: tale pleasure In benrtnx wtucaA to
the excellence and purity OF the California Wtues
and trannits OF your house, nud.can hereby recou.
nend Them where 1tinn!auts arc needed.
". J. HAWKES., ". n,
No A7 Clark s:1ect. 1tcatlence, So..tss Mnhasa
kYh4lc.
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Lilo Association Of America

The Chrunfflf Of the sth Inst. eoutstns com.
ptetc and Thorough tcfnaton uI all the false ri sts
mc1tS TINT have appcArcd Hga!nst the eAsoc.ni,ou,
topifA Of the paper can ba hlti at our 1frlcc No
I6 Chamber nf commCrce building. 5rcc Of charge.
Huston Waae, Agents.
, 1869-07-11
The Forthcoming French Game
Billiard Tournament.
Great Game Of 1ase Ball Yesterday
at Rockford
Contest Between the BED Stockings aud
Forest Ntyz.
Tho Former Club Victorious by
Score Of Fl TO i3.
Pigeon shooting Matches.
BILLIARDS.

TIE FRENCH oANx TOURNAMENT.
Matters pertaining to the cue aad hallk have
be1:n excessively qules stnce the last match for
the State championship and the close OF the Atua-
teur tournament Al prrsent the principal topic
o. interest Is the forthcoming French game tour
uanenL concerning winch the following circular
letter, forwarded By AesaA J. II. brunswick l.
nrotherp. the wellkno9n billiard table mauulac-
t1rc,s OF this city, to all The prominent bllliari-
kts OF America, will be read With Interest:
pzA1 s.n: lis eonte1npsAtod to hnld- In ChIe.sn
& nsfa for e
~. ,a The hrnsh ,hEse. ~, f.ne e TT wtanS .ae
G;h.@I'"a s tte;he1 ~ a,oa:y ss:ze q x;ta.
u In q se sa .isss
& . T Il t. shis tss s7ss p.s - L.
ts H + n p y Is 1fI e q sas iess sas
EEs ;s s0 ,hs .a msss 7tsfs 5'z ~ e
H. fv*. Or sroat. 4 tse VIC ai1s ytes
r. n. un ID sns s e ts s.s e. .s
s,, ~, X resascssc@ Ia q oa's y r,nysI. I Trsss
aPs ss the obje
sa9s e.. .ss9 ill., sps e
r. 4 yr T. III sasy 1Iat IL e .s NJ
IL =: s a liz t6f IT, u ss
saes;ss r.Ts, y.t1ox + shs tournament & g- r.
er1Et1Ai1y ErItrrH. oHft sFaiF.
- J. 81. B1CSsw1ck Baos
CHcA CO. Jt1y l. lHs
By The sluve It will be seen that the prizes arc
TIT Eos1 valuable ever O1t.td al 4 billiard tour
uament In America End there can be no doubt
that the tcrJ rsat talen. u The confident VIII be
nttTacted TO Cltexco 70 participate In the contest
Aside 1run pecunl4ry considerations. the winner
OF The tIsi prize viii hold proud position In the
billiard world. 70 popular Is the French game be-
con.uS IL america The tournament Will take
place IN TIC 1tEanswick factory eAnpla room, On
Stnte street, which nnoEda m eligible seating ca-
pae:ty fur nraEay l,90u persocs-
1EEH11uRIAL TOCHEAAEHT.
In the IAttet past Of ncIt month. occuts, ..
Omaha, the Territorial Tournament, al which the
ctulHylen cue Of the Territories, pr0t1ered by the
firm OF HsunsEict / Hroa., aud, until recently,
held by tle lute lau1entcd Alchal Smith. will be
can1cR:ed Tor. There are some cTacE bI!lartllsts
rurro3 lug u the Western Ht.ds, End the touEna-
Ueut VIII Le extremely spicy and exciting.
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DON'T forget TINT Hamilton d
HoadIcya, 1e2 LIKE street, IL the cheapest md
hest place to huJ fne boots and 1hoes- New
goods ese1y week, and rEicea TO suit the times.
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BOARDING AHD LODqIE1

Paper IInuRings mud Window
Shades, latest styles. Paints, oils, glass and
brushes, ai +. z. Kgby's, 81 Randolph street.
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TIE 6H0HE-
Eoothprs-1}l lI11111111I1ll1o 10
1tG0IllIOlIltl

7 7
Hett rn' bird. screi r1trr ft;l c.1dr Of launds,
iii s,r u thr ifar Inst cou1a C e1tefrl rs'y.
hy the fs1rlc iblr .uatctl heavy shuHer
At hard and rI~rnsIpn. fer tho time being
1,nd'a. Ar eton a. the rain va over. h9~cv"r.
e~trIttAkI pare AThuFtA. iu which there
pin. '1!irt y ss..rl rAel, ms1 70 ns ioE liz own
trtr - fsl,w,; Flint 80; sctuEa, ai3; third. ao.
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IIASE BALL
tAAE bAAl--
HFn ETEcEINGS-F0EEHT CITIEA
Ebte1aI UeSpstch 70 The Chicago Tribune,

HTn EIfiSElkGN-f0EESI CITIES
Special Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune
ROCKFORD. July 10.
Tbs lasc hall match between the celebrated
Hed Stockings VI Cincinnati, and the Forest Cltels
OF thts r,see, came OF this afternoon, and wAs
~1tne-ked by several thousand persons The For
c., Cl,r:s arceaht5 surprised theis feAds IN thelr
n4ahtcT U, handling the swift balls of lsta1nard,
and :hr.- Eril!nR Of very superior character.
Tie Ilasinc Of the C1ncinnat.2ns Was t1l,y up to
thAt tI the!- Eastern games, and they frankly &C
knowledge that in tie Rockford boys the5 have
worth, Competitors. The score ut the close OF The
ho,ly contested game, stood; c1ntlhhatis, q,
Furrst Ctt!est II
GsEnES CITY AND .E7EA.
The second match saue between the Garden
CITY MID -i.tna Clutla Of thts city will be played
on TIthdhy afternoon next, on the Gnrlen GUY
grounds. corner OF tt, lor End May strrets, canl~
IcnclnG VI .:l1 r. N. An Interesting game Is
anuc!pA.ed-
FOREST vA. GARDEN.
The first game of hon,e-and home match he
tween tAe Forest City Of Rockford, aud the Gar
den City oI Chicago, ~ll be Played IN Rockford
On Monaay, july 10.
ENTERPRISE AND .E.EA.
A fpecal meeting Of the Enterprise Club will
be III ii nj ST. Gebrst's Hall Io-morroH evening,
July L. The Enterprise mi .EtuA Club5 play
naIeA game on "Wednesday next
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
pHILADELrBIA, July 1n-In tho base ball match
to-dAJ. between the Harvard and KeJ stone Clubs
only innings were pluJ ri The score stood.
EeIsIu1Ite, 81; UoTrartlN, IL,
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TIIETRI{:(:ER

rIGEOS huu0T1k0 AT pETHofT-
The Dctrolt Free i+eAx gives the following ac-
count of Nogartius' matca to Kill oo0 pigeons with
III ::s..Ats MlLntsS:
TILE BIG MATCH.
AL rtlo,k- The huu1 fur tl. caancnectncut ef tho
DtFAt1.. u.alc AEAlnet tls.,t dscw neas. spectators
ca1t Gft Lu!S in u and tlrta Ald the humber
present made larger than .t .ny Lime durnx
t.u DAY. and sl tho attendance mt Il Ill f1ch
tic RI s;Istd mA,ri would justly. The weAtrr WIS
eomr~ hit threatening. md att'f stne dtlsta.n ;;
stxkra make aaorGr Atca Tor aHAler ktnonnt
TLi- ret1ltrd in hs undrtakIae f"r rsks Of 80 =
aide, to st~ It$ birds ffrn rinSs Jiuuk. tF1ps and
s1s.' ~ dad ks.t. tesy mtnl. Tni. resulted tn
ffy;LIec Lid. In twenty FUR u4uscs sud furty
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aTRAYM Or 6TOLEH,

ETRArKD 2R srolEH1xaon ruK SUR
sldeA Azd netk N Fsd- two San esopTs<, and sA,r<
horns turned in towards bss nasa. ! WI drs 9io X
her Snpvery for 4ny knoWse4{s u vhsf1 she eiaT
s. found IudH NcNULTI. Ho. II xfsnsT d,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

VTAETED-IS TIIE SOUTH DIyISlOS-HOusE
" and lot In dez24ble locaIinn. Price nut to
ctcd &taU cash. Also email cnet1s~ holItc and Int
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FREE TRADE.
Rev. Ilcnry blanchard. Lecture.

Jnr Following correspondence explains itself:
FER Nrhty HkI.thdrd-
DkAH h1: leaning with ereAt pleapure that you arc
wtE1lLk address the citizens " CIraso upun tic a-
c Z! tFrc rzdc Htah to atsurr uf our hearty
bu;r4Ht, Ind untr Sou the of Library HAL, pu
ue1t Tuesd.y evtnn. or yous lessn19 On Which oeea
c.ntlyr andit14en~ VERY rrslfctt0l your.
j. A. Hahn. II. u. NnHaut,
}, II. NotsFth, Jrln TyrTrl,
t;ru ". HIST. Daniel !. Sknrcy,
CiLnrL.. II. Hay. Henry VI. King.
". r.. nuSIrtt. il. A. Hu1Gut.
Thfs. Hnyna, ". +. CoulLauEh,
ltanc X. buItr. Gha.. Hitchcock.
G. Is. Fsrucl!, e. H. Cram.
Edwin Hunt, s. H. Gay.
Edein IlGIshsu, Peter EAn Sehaack
U,vt. fay-, GrtEEc A. Metcl.
D. Il. Fiek, U. Price.
, 1869-07-11

WAHTED-T0 ExcHASsA FOR UN1MPRov-
w I'd city property HtEe Park properly prrferred,
e1.7W worth II f11tcIass furniture Apply To J. W.
CLARK. Room 5. 70 Dcaftsorn-st
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TOR 6ALE-ON DOUGLAS.PLACE. WEST OF
l. Cotsafr Gtuvc twurtoly houtc, TO roo1a, and
lot t6o1la. e1o6ao: as,. two cd houses md lat
Fnnril.Av.. +ttth Of Van Burrn It, ehrar. ]. IL
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LOST AND F0UND

r OsT-A PACKAoK CONTAINING A BLOWN
j. stlh Arrsst ntx m AdN up oa HabEAmoo-st nsaf
kandolsh ~ List 4hEEsdsr nsngnin1- To nedrr wil
kr uberAfu rewarded ~ Esrtn( the u liu War.
reuAv.
III r1nE, With etdS onyK unon ths tnitfAts ". NJ
1hn Gndri wt ftrstys !hC AtgTs FfwAra hy IAAytof
I2oUNnLBGfURDAY MORNING, L BkAIL
u Waiies containing snail st.eunt q money aud =
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-08

just as they please in matters Of ma
tional policy, and have q vote effec-
tive for good whereas, now, let us
vote as We may, our vote counts for
nothing, and South Carolina is regard
cd by both national parties at pres.
cnt as hopele ssly aud securely radi-
cal.
Secondly, they arc accused of "giv-
ing up our timc-honorcd principles. -
Will the Abbcvillo Press cnlightcn us
as to what thoy arc Let it como down
from rhetorical ilourishcs and glitter
ing popular generalities to some lis.
tinct tangible statement upon the only
point at tssue. We say that, in nation
al politics, everything is unsettled
and mixed at present, and that tho
third Conservative Republican party
may vote upon oil national questions,
if it pleases, with the Democratic
party. What, then, are the time
honored principles that will bo given
up in State politics, by admitting a
fact, that is fact, whether it be ad ..
mitted or not viz that Grants
election settled, for q generation at
least, the question Of ncgroe suffrage :
Candidly. is not this talk tho merest
self-dcceptive dclusion ,
Folly Of the Land Commission in o Nut
she'll.
We do not deny that it is a good
thing for tho landless to become
landowners, if they, by honest toll, ao-
Huire tho means to do so, as they can;
but wo do deny that any moro
good can como Of State government
lending its credit tor the purpose
II creating landowners out of Mnd-
ta6orcrs, than for the purpose of
creating house-owncrs out of house.
tenants, or ship-owners out Of sailors,
or storc-owners out Of clerks, or hotel
owners out Of cooks, waters, chamber
maids and boot blacks. It is no bu-
sincss at all for government, but will
regulate itself, if lot alone. At pres
cnt, too, tho experiment simply pro-
duces false hopes and dissatisfaction,
and will lessen tho actual production
of the State next year, by its baneiul
influence, several millions Of dollars.
1t is mischioyous modelling aud an
impertinent intcrfcrenco-a Job, and
m expensive one.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-08
A Winning Plank,

Our discussion of the land commits
sion would be incomplete, did we not
close by suggcstinga remedy against
tho baneful and hostile influenc it i,
intended to exert. We have a RENE :
dy, and we intend to propose it. But
we know how it will surprise many of
our readers, if not the entire State.
Let the progressive, liberal, anti.radi-
cal, black and white party that is
growing in South Carolina, and is
destined by 1874, if not before, to
control its government, inscribc at
once upon its banner, GLAND FOR THE
LANpLEss, HOMES FOR THE HOMELESS
rooR."
1t is with free laborers that wo are
dealing. They naturally desire the
comfort and independence of homes
of their own. All the efficient labor
ors among them will certainly sue
coed, IN this country, after little, in
reaching tho object of their desires.
Let tho now party, which as yet has
not a distinctive name, pledge itself,
therefore, most solcmnly, by public
resolution, to assist them in this re-.
gard, and so secure their votes. 1t is
certain that we can do moro for them
in ono year, than tho Hon. q. p. Los.
iio and tho vile incendiarics IIogo and
Scott, can do in ten.
Iloge's speech has opened tho cam
paign. We ourselves can see no senso
in giving the Radicals the car of the
suffragans for eight months, without a
reply. Let tho State press publish
our suggestion, and enlarge upon it, if
itapprovo of it, by showing that tho
liberals have land to ront, mules to
hire, plantation implements to lond,
credit to use for tho advancement Of
supplics--in short, tho powor to do,
what oarpot-baggors can only promise,
and that they will do what they have
the power to do, If by their votes tho
blacks will holp overthrow tho ,or.
raptlon and extravaganza, Which un.
checked, will prcy.still more remorso.
lessly upon our substance. at a~
Neither noed thoro bo ~ s,;,.l.
fear that tho above recommended
course will deprive the State of farm
laborers. 1t wilb on the contrary, il
appears to us, (and we have given tho
matter muok patient thopght,) render
Our present laborers cheerful efficient
! and aooi1ablt for 1onger period ofhme
ton nan !tA tasy noe promise q BE-. It will
PVT Intelligence on top, and ignorance
at tho bottom. And, as heretofore.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-08
A Clear Case of r IT.

Our celebrated anti.radical racer.
Conservative Republican, was seen
last week, in the stable Of the Colum.
bia Jhen'r, with his manc and tail
out, and branded 'I4iberal Democrat p"
Inquiry settled the fact that it was
precisely tho samo horse. 1t is sup
posed that the editor of tho Phuni.r,
astonishod at the audacity Of any ono
entering another steed than old bro.
ken down Democrat, upon this par.ic.
ular course of South Carolina, com,
mencod to jeer at tho noble animal
and to accuse us Of u "ncw alliance
and of "puttiug radicals to school -
but the more hc kept studying his nd
mirable points, j. z Adams hclpsng
to clear his vision the more he saw
his peculiar merits, aud could ONLY
end at last by stealing him, cutting of
his mano aud tail, and branding Glib.
cral Democrat" as aforesaid. II is
anticipated in Winnsboro, that the
huU wiN grow out oucr The worl "Dcmo.
c'"" (iu 6tutO politioa) and !oovo .in.
ply "Liberal' as the name of our an
ti-radical racer, by tho first of Janua.
ry or early next Spring. Nay It yro,v
out fast and Tong.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-08
THE rA1A%FxE'Ln HgRALu

1t. But do not cower or yield before
it.. BE less compromising, and moro
stern aud exoeting, in your contracts
with your laborers, next year. De-
mand and insist upon days labor for
days rotions and pay. Fortunately
they will be in want before February,
and it is the whip-handle in this con-
trovcrsy with carpct-bag misorcants
Use no insulting language to the mis-
guided and yankcc-riddcp laborer.
Speak kindly to him, but be calm and
cool, and very firm, and by the end Of
February, you will huvo taught him
the folly of the foolish hopes held out
to him, by the land commission, for
purposes of Political plumber.
But remember, remember, that no
human creature can be expected to re-
sist forever tho teachings of malicious
hypocrites that possess his confidence.
Your hold uIon the ncgroc as labor
er, therefore, will not be worth keep
ing after awhile, no will become SO ut.
tcrly worthless in that capacity
Look, then, to" self-reliuncc and tho
importation of white men us land
owners and equals and voters, as your
surost hope for the future. Come up
on Monday to tho meeting of the
Agricultural Society, listen to the in
formation to- DO laid before you, and
for every dollar stolen from you by
tho land commission: subscribe five
dollars for white immigration. Out
Of the eater let there come forth meat.