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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-15
EXECUTORS SALE.

EY virtae of authority vested In me
IL as Executor Of he last Will and Lcs,a.
ment Of John Cork, deceased, lnte Of the
County Of Fairfield Of the State Of South
Carolina, will otfor for sale Mt public auc
ton, TO the highest bidder. at the lnte yeai.
dence Of said deceased, on the irst Monday
in January next, oil the property, real and
personal, belonging to the ehtate Of tho
said John Cork.
The real estate consists of two tracts of
land, both lying in the County and State
afaresaid. One contains fifty acres. more or
less. lying on the waters of bumpers Greek,
and bonnded by lands of II. G.. Cameron {;
the other tract contains three hundred and
hhy acres. more or less, and is bounded hy
lands Of Mrs Biizabe,h Mobiey, Mrs. Polly
Brice, II. G. Cameron, and John Simonton.
On this latter tract are two settlcme nts.--onc
lately occupied by paid deceased-and the
other by james . Cork
The personal property consists Of mule,
cattle. hogs, sheep. farming implements,
nouseh old and Kitchen furniture. and some
ether articles two tedious to mention.
The terms Of sole will be made known on
the day Of sale. DAWN II. CORK.
Qualified Executor Of the last viii and
Testament Of John Cork, deceased.
dcc 9-tlx2
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FOREIGN Naws.

AosLoNDoN, December 9.--The Lon.
aSn Ne'os, commenting on Grants
message says: "Americane want ia.
IDENTITY for their feelings on the Ala.
bama question, rather than their trad Q
or pockets"
ROME, December 9.-Tho Ecu.
menical Council was opened by the
Pope. Seven hundred bishops follow
ed tho Popo in procession. Tho
scene was magnificent.
HAVANA, Deoember ll.--There
was a sharp skirmish yesterday, near
Trinidad-result unknown. The
steamer CLEOPATRA arrived to-day,
from Vera Cruz also, asteamer with
1000 troops from Cadix.
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News Items.

AUGUSTA, December 1.-THE re-
ported Cuban expedition from here is
hoax.
The pross Of Georgia 10 almost o
unit in denouncing the measures look
ing to reorganization Of State, The
attitude Of Con gfess creates luneasi.
ness in! agricultural and commercial
circles. a~1 20 "''#'"9 ''' q
Sr. LOUIS, December Il.-The
steamer w. r. Arthur, hence to New
Orkans, sunk near Burnett's Island
to.G2y. Her valuable cargo was 4
total loss, including $50 head Of I've
.tock. 'o'1ofS' ?" 90
HALIFAX, December ,ll.-The
Chronicle says Grants message breaks
all hopes of the reciprocity. treaty.
and renders annexation NOR" dosira.
BILE, but believes, independence will
become tho popular cry. n . ~
New YoRK, December ll.--Neys
from Cubs from Spanish sources In
the New York Tribune, report the
insurgents id tho couhtfy adjoining
Trinidad, and burning estates. A,
number Of plantations have been fred
and many reduced to ,ashes-@- ono los
ineeoano which ought to produce H..
lou hogshesds, and another 1900
Great destruction 10 feared, as more
than one-half'tho oane crop has beon
dcstroyod.,7aaS
CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE njary gsve
Mary Watson, $4,000, in the libel
suit against tho Chicago Times. A
now t,ial was g'anted without argu-
mont.
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Telo@Ge@.RoEaAo.
From Washington,

WARutNoToR,Dec. @. I'm tho House.
etcr ineGeoiuat ciforis TO investigate Che
secent gold pain,c,t tho census ssas resum
ed.
In the Senate there is nothing doing.
The Reconstruction Committee heard
dozen speakers regarding Virginia,
and adjourned to Saturday, when other
arguments must be given in writing.
'yhesDisabilily bill nov before the
Presdeut 10 the}House. bill No. 33l.
, WAsnIsGToN, December The
great Northern mail for the South
failod to connect this morning on ac-
count of tho snow storm. 1t prevail.
cd throughout tho West and North
and delayed mails.
EBTho Commissioners Of Agriculture.
in his report to the President, osti.
mates tho cotton crop ne 2,7UO,O0O
bales.
The Senator'S and Mombers Of the
House elect, and several memt eYs of
the Legislature Of Virgins, visited
the President this morning, and thank
ed him for the recommendation in
ts&RMc. sage. The President hoped
that the future conduct Of Virginia
would Justify him. The delegation
asked the appointm ent of Alcx. Rivos
to one of tho new District judgeships.
The Election Committee have ap-
pointed subcommittee to consider
and report on the Louisiana elections.
In tho House-thc topics Of the
message. are being referred TO the va
rious committees. Tho parts refer.
ring to Virginia and Georgia, 70 to
the Reconstruction Committee.
In the Senate Morton introduced n
joint resolution admitting her Sena-
tors and Representatives..
WASHINGTON, December lin
tho House, motion to table Inger-
soils $4,000 additional currency bill
was defeated, but it was referred to
the Committee on Banking ard Cur
rcncy, instead of Ways and Means,
which IS regarded as equivalent to ita
ultimate defeat /; as the Banking and
Currency Committee is understood TO
be hostile to it's adoption.
The Star says: "The Senate Ju-
dietary Committee had another scs-
sion yesterday, on the Georgia bill
agreed upon for carrying out tho sug-
gestions Of the Presidents message.
Governor Bullock was before the
Committee, and made statements
'clativo to the condition of affairs in
that State, which he represented to be
little better than it was during tho
warr+that 1880 far assUniongmen arc
concerned. The bill will be reported
next week. ee3 s&F < AVN ~ ~
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INTEREST PAID ON
CERTIFICATES Of DEPOSIT,
Tho Carolina National Bank,
COL UMBIG, SOUTH CAROLINA.

QY resolution Of tho board Of Directors
ID Of this Bank, Certificates Of Deposit
will be issued, drawing interest Mt the rate
Of SEVEN PER CgET. PER ANSuM, tho legal
rate for money In the State Of South Caroii-
M, for sums deposited in this manner, to
romein not tess than thirty days, payable
cn demand after zen days notice.
The Capital Stock Of ihis Bank Is now
$l23, 500, and authority has been granted
10 inorenso II TO the sum Of $2Uo, 900. The
security Of Deposisors Is granted by the
full payment Of this Capital Stock, and by
tho examination and published reports Of
It's condition whenever required by tho
Comptroller OF tlte National Cuppency Blu.
rent.
Tho Bank dcnIs Ia Exchange, Cold and
ties generally. Deposits received In Coiy
or Currency, and paid In. the sano. When
mtercst ~ paid, II win bo rx KIND
Persons having fhNds to invest. nre re.
spectfully invited to correspond with tho
President or Cashiep oR tho aubieci, nn,b
make all investigation they may SEQ propev
TO satisfy themselves Of the safety and pro-
ductive6css Of an fnysstrTent Ia iis stock.
Tho Caroiins National Bank has purciihs.
ed for It's use tia building belonging
to the Bank Of the State, In The city Of
Columbie, which ID will occupy 80 soon ss
tho necessary alterations and improvements
can DO made. Great care will 10 taken ia
Tho construction OF iis Vault, which win bs
large and m strong 40 granite AMI iron can
make II, sffording ovcry possible seenrity 10
its contents.
BOARD OF piREeTeas.
L. d. CHJLps, Prest, Ds. 3.w. gApKBw.
EDwAnp ilorE, X. O'NgALg. in.
JOHN PREsroN, Jn, J.G G,nas. 81,
w. D GULICK, Cashisr. 7,
dec 4-flx3 'ffsNS
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MORE NEW G00DSi..
Great bargains an Fine
4 aOOJoSf
S. w O L It E i,

WAvINa just received additional supplies
iIE Of Domestic and Staple Goods, Blank
kete, Shoes, Clothing snd Gentlemen's Out.
fttiug, would call the attention of tho o,ti.
tizeps and public in general. Having as.
sumed the superintendcnee Of the store ce.
oppied heretofore by his brother, Jacob
Wolfe, he will offer the stock at suoh Low
PRIt'f:S az cannot be equalled this sido OF
New York, such as tho best qraiity Of
Blnok Silk, Velvets, Cloths, Marinoes. Pop.
hns, Scotch Plaids, Empress Cloths aud
every variety of tho finest Dress Goods and
most superior Si,awls ever brought TO ibis
market Real Baruche and English Paisley,
also for Weddings and parties, superior
White Goods, White Alpncoa, Lustre Thule,
Osgandic anil Swiss Muslin, an excellent
assortment of Dress Goods, the stock Of fnc
Goods heing large. will be sold at unprccc
dented Low PRICES, as viii be proven
by o call at tho stores occupied by Jacob
Wolfe and II. Baruch
S. WOLFE
nov 20 Agent.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Wesley Mayfeld, admr. vs.. Sarah Milling,
ct al-Bill for INJUNCTION.
RY virtue Of an order Of sole made in the
~ above stated cause, viii sell at public
auction. to the highest bidder. before tho
Court House door, in Winnsboro, on tho
drst Monday In january next, the tract Of
land described In the pleadings in this
cause, situate In Fairfield County and State
ofsonth Caroline containing about
800 Acres, more or less.
TERMs OF SALs--The costs of suit and
expenses ef sale 10 be paid In cash on day
ct saler. The balance On credit Of one
ahd two years. In Two eqaar aunual install
nnents computing from day OF sale, with
interest from day Of sale payable annually.
The purchaser to give bond with good psrr .
sonnl security and a mortgage Of The pro.
m'sss and 10 pay for necessary papess and
stamps. SAML. B.CLOWEEY.
Clerks Ofsce. TlTTY ;
9th Dec. 1869.
dec 9-flx2. sG
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The Texas Elections.

JEFFERSON, TEx,s. Dec. 6.-Bnwic,
Dawes, and Cass counties give Davis
6l2 minority. CRATER, for Congress,
is one thousand ahead The Legislative
county officers in Bowie and Cass are
Radical. The Constitution is carried
almost unanimously. Hamilton i. elect.
by large n'nj"ri,y. One.th,rd Of the
voters were not out. The Legislature
will rat,fy the Fifteenth Amendment.
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FRESH MEDICINES, &c.

1FORpHrNE, ou,nine, Bromide. asd
Ill Ioiide Potassaa, Hoffman'o Aacdyne,
Philotoken, Chlerosorns, brownie Tpoches,
Halls Half Remover, Bsfl Cologne, Glyee
Irino, Oil Lomoa, Oil Cloves, Tannin, mi.
jtrsta ef Silver Crystelised, 0ride Of Silver,
Goaa 6elasise, Iodide OF Ir,n, India Rub.
bers Nip?l.s With Tubes, Tar ssnt's APE, lens,
md Ca, bonate Magnesis. ~ Il
Also Colgates Family Soap, Conceni sat cd
Eye, MaohmorSs Family Glae, Sapolio fs7
cleaning Silver, &e., 30. Jest received by
,$ sKETCHIN, MosiAS3tsa $50 =
dco 7 " -ll...f g4g.. -
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TO Those Indebted.

! A LII who owe D. II FLENIKEN, Agent. :.
"A for Aubrey S Co, for supplies sd :.
vanoeH during this year, nre requested to
come and pay. up by the close of ibis month,
os further indulgence will not be grant cd
Prompt payment for this year may insure
assistance If required next year.
| Those who still owe him for their unpaid
Accounts !or 1867 and 1868, will greatly
enhance their'credit, by settling, and save
fec TO some Of the ;awycrs. Ho
nov9
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! LAND FOR SALE.

'RY authority conferred upep srae by .he
~ will Of Sohh aSCalio.'gh.. 'dcaeased, I
Will es u 10 chs. highest bidder On. the arst
IIouss 81 Wfppsbpss !, b, g., belwsea il a.
n. and o r. all l6ss ~ aslsFf. p 5I.
N >Ha.kA. ~. .as. IA rs I, !
Containing S07 acres, bcundsd, bg lands Of
Samuel Dunbar, .EAtsts II John Nell, de-
Asased. aDeniapalni n. Gaehgsm ..s.l s.l e.kesss. :
4 TssMs4ropc,tbisd cash, Ton tlss gbalaacs
o credit Of one, and lHe ysarss seofsrea By
,hond and ifgertEsges purchasers 10 pay for
accessory, papers and stamps,ts Is -,
nov % GEO. Fl. MILLER, Ex'r.
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EHT OMEN OF NEW YORK or tho nm.
HHE der-world Of the Grcnt City. The
@BJ sins Of every class Of socrty ex-
E$I posed. Avoid the Railrond 10 ruin
W Signals Of danger up. More Mon
cy in il for live Agents than any
other book. Take three presses NIL tho
time TO print fnst enough. Ono Agent took
l7S orders im 10 days 740 pages, 45 illus
trntions. Price sJ35 Agents wanted.
Address N. Y. BOOK CO., IDS Nassau.st.,
n. \.
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DRY Goods. .

Blcncbcd md Brown Domestics, Bleach.
.d and Brown Shirting. Striped and
Plaid HomeI,'uns, Bed Ticking, Cnlicocs.
l.'ndseys. Grey. Brown and White Rlaukcls,
Ned. Grey, White and Opera Flanncls
tlack Cloths aud Cassimcres Fancy Cussi
mcrcs. Twcods. Jeans, Kersys and Satincts,
Table Damasks and Teweli.'g. OH Cloths,
oop Skirts, BAlmoral and Boulevard Skirts
Black md Coorcd AIraccas, Solid Mcri.
noes and DcLanes, Scotch rlnids. an end
less variety Of fancy Dress Goods, Shawls
md Clonks, ollars and Cuffs. and Notions,
IN variety. Co., &c
Our stock Of Ready MnAe Clothing and
Shlrts ~ very coaplcio nnI cheap.
Our limo Of Gentlcmensr Ladies and
Children's Boots and Shors cannot be cx
cc'lcd in quality, variety md price.
hno assortment of Gcnilemcn's, Bows,
Ladies. Misses, and ChilSyen's Hats.
We would call attention 10 orr comslctc G
stock Of llarwdaro AMI Cutlery, Guns,
Crochery, Wooden Ware, Tin Wnro. Chill.
dren's Cabs, 80.
Our terms arc strictly CASH. M poo6c
taken back after delivery.
Remember to buy your goods from the
Cheap Sore. VI7XERS e. LdW
oct l2
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L0RILLARD'S SNUrES

llnvo now been in general use in the
United Stntos over llO yenrs. md still nc
knowlcdgcd "thc best wherever used.
Ifyour storekeeper docs not have these
articles Cor sale nsk him T." get them; they
are sold by respectable johbcrs almost
everywhere. Circular of prices mailed or
application. T.. LQRlLLARD & co..
New York.
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We have been making rccen. largo addi.
mons TO our Stock of Dry Goods, boots
and Shoes, Hats, So
large assortment of Ladies' Cloaks just
peoeiyed. and "a lot Of extra fine Clothing
Tor Gents and Youths expected in few
KETCnIN, MoNiASTER & DRICE
nov IS
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-R e MI O " A. L,
w. w, KETCHIN

HAS removed TO the South Store of w.
Al II. Robertsen's new building where
will be pleased TO SEQ his old friends and
customers and the Pubic generally. am
now opening q new and complete stock of
Groceries, Provisions, Hardware, Dry Goods,
&C., 60 Q insisting in part of
Bacon, INNS, Lard, Alclnsses all kinda.
Sugars. oil grades, Coffee, Tea, Flour. No l
Family, Corn, OaIs, Wheat, ! Tobacco, Cheese.
Mackerer, Herring, White Vino Vinegar,
Soda, Starch. Soap, Candles. M.earoni,
Citron. Currents, Nutmeg, All Spice, Gin
ser' woodcnwnre, Crockery, Glassware.
Shoes md Boo 8, Ready made Clothing,
Hats. Calcoes, Bleachcd Brown and strip
cd liomespuns, BED Ticking. &c., &c.
All Of WHICH will sell as low for CASH
as can be bought in this market
10 tons Mapcs Super-Phosphate Of Lime.
oct 7
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Notice

rs hereby given that at the expiration Of
L ninety days from tho publication hereof.
application will be made for the renewal Of
Certificate Of Stock in tho Charlotte and 8.
G. Railroad Company, belonging to Gen. p.
d. Cook, his Scrip having been lost or des-
troycd.
Said Scrip bears date tho 25th day Of
Juno 1862, Is No. l749. and is for Nine
Shares. JAS. H. RION,
nov 6-tlnw3m Atty. in Fact.
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nov rs
Valuable Land for Sale.

TYnss gold sefots that 'lipe at} pfisatey
i sale, I VIII offer for sale, Al public auc-
tion, ors Monday ,bs 20sk 81 Deceniber.
met. 1T Winnsboro chat valuable Ccttoa
and 8rafs Plantation, generally knonn as
the ''Moore Place." eonto hing about 1000
acres esl end lying about Two miles west Of
Winqst9ro, on the read leadipg freu, The,
istter y sr,E. Rlaes =: Ashforls Ferry BY The way
fhs parohassr WIN ,bs required sopay
ofs.thiId oI tae lpAsehasa money IA cesb.i
apdl fSr tlis balance se Give q bond, payable
ip ous and t5Ro years IA Two equal epnual
lSstalmehta, Wffh Interest peynbls san,,ass
y from % !. Day y Of, ssaie apd, Peeassd bye
tdst.g .gass g ssi Il ths pss'pisss,,.
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A Large Variety Of

HARDWARE oan always be found Mt the
store Of ketchin. McMasier & lsrice Gu,
Nails, Clinch Nails. Brads and Finishing
Nails, Horse Nsils, Horse and Mule Shoes
M BAR Iron. Rod Iron, rlow Iron, Cast Steel,
Plow Steel, 60. .I.7'~'
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Also

-AIoRE GOoDSf
NEW supplies of Dry Goods and Notions
~ st tho lowest prices, a large lot Of
beautiful Table and Pocket Knives, a lot Of
hne Family Flour, and low priced Flour,
to which your attention Is especially called,
as tho best bargain yet offered. Aud war.
ranted TO please.
THOMPSON s. WOODWARD.
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Splendid Stock of Goods
GREAT BARGAINS.
NO HUMBUG!

M7E are now prepared 10 exhibit one Of
w the lHrgcst, choicest and cheapest
stock Of Goods ever offered in this market.
Mo nre determined to make the prices to suit
The times, and III sell Our articles as low a
inc cnn DC o. ught in any market in hcl
United States. You will snve money by
giving us n call. Below we enumcra,c oply
few of tho articles we have
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Ketchin, McMaster & Brice.

"Devoe's Oil is endorsed by tile leading
Fire Insurance Companies Of this City. In
view Of the many dangerous explosions i-on
Ihe use Of oils Of an infaminable nature.
and tho destructive fires caused by the sa nse
means, we consider a pure and perfectly
eafe iliuminntor to DO public be. cfaction."
Ne'o York Paper -->
A large supply Of the above. just rccciv-
ed and for sale
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UponZa headstone in a graveyard at
Laoon, Ill.,, is cut the image of pct
dog. Underneath tho dog is the fol.
lowing text: "Of such is the king.
dom Of Heaven" st.
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The Purest, Best and Cheapest
IBgSss q, s. COB n &S TSSsss sS 4.
SOLID BW ALI GKg0CEHes.
. 8 8 8 g . 8 s . s

TO THE WORKING CLASS.-We arc
now prepared TO furnish all classes with
constant employment at hun,c. Tho whole OF
the time or for tho spare moments. Busi.
ness new. light nnd profirahls. Persons Of
either sex easily earn from 6Oc. 10 SIS per
evening. and u proportional >um hy devot.
ng their whole time 10 che business. Hoys
md girls earn nearly "a much ns men. Tim,
nll who sec this notice mny send their MI,
dress, and test tho business. VIC make this
unparalleled offer: To such MS nro not welt
satisfied, wo will send ST. TO pay for tho
trouble Of writing Full particulars, n
valnnbls sample, which will do to commcnc.y
work on. and n copy of The Peoples Li,c-
rary Companion--one Of the largest an.l
best family newspapers rublisl,ed--nll sent
free by mail. Rcalvr. ir you wnnt rcrma.
mont. profitable work, address f. G. ALLEN
CO., Augusta Me. dec
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-15

Victor Emanuels brevct wife of
whom mention is made recently in
the press dispatches, is tho widow of
a sergeant in the italian army. She
is doubtless we'll drilled in all the du.
tics Of the household.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-15

mr. WHITTIER, o WyTie ST., pit,sbrgh
~ Pa, of Union-wido reputation. trea
all venereal Diseases: also, seminal weak.
noss, impotency, &c., the result Of self
abuse. Send stamps for sealed pamphlet,
50 pnges. No matter wlro failed, state cnsc.
Consultation FREQ. nov II
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In the District Court ef the Uni
ted States, Tor the Western Dis
trict of South Carolina.
Ex Parte g. d. Clowney, Assignee. In Re
4. A. Heron, Bankrupt-Petition for
leave to compromise q claim.
A Ii creditors Of tho snid Bankrupt are
II h'otiaed 10 appear before me N my Of
tee at Yorkville,on tho esd day Of December
next, md shew cause. If any they have,
why the Assignee Of said Bank upt should
not 'bo authorized by any order of the
Court, to compromise the interest OF said
Bankrupt In the Judgment Of w. r. Robert
son. Commissioner IN Equity We. Robert
McGill, James NcGill aud W. Il. Aiken At
the rate Of fifty conts in The dollar. tho es-
tate of said Bankrupt being entitled to
one-sixth part thereof.
WI. CLAWsON, Register.
dcc S-11av2W
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The Picnic takes sensible view of
the fual action Of the Laher Convention,
admitting that i's previous remarks were
based npcn what it was led to presume
would be the action of the convention.
1t says: "The convention did better.
md we are free to say that we regard
the fnal propositions Of the convention
rs moderate and reasonable enough.
We can never object to my arrange.
.mrnt boxing to the homes. ful6lment of
contracts between employers and labor
ers." a, -r.t1a ls .a
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Charleston Market.

CHARLESTON, DSssmSer ii.--Cotton
firm, sales of 400 bales--middlings
receipts 1897.
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IA. lG, l8 Karet, Plated md Solid Gold
Rings, Improved Shirt Studs. Screw Shirt
Studs. Mechanic and Masonic Pins Sleeve
buttons. a lot of fine Clov::'s. oil kinds, will
be sold low for cnsh. Como and see. My
motto Is "auiok snles and small profits"
CHARLES MULLER
Second door from Col. Rion's Oiiice.
dec
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New York Isarkas.

NEW Yonx, Doc. IL, 7P. M.--Cot.
ton qniet and unchanged, sales Of L.
900 bales, at est. Gold 23A.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-15

A man isn', man in Prussia until he
10 "a yeats old. They want to change
!. to 81. In this country they get to be
men at ten or twelve, and some much
earlier.
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The Statute law ot:virgiuia declares
that mo marriage solemnized by any
person protesting to DO authorised to
solemuize tho eaao sl,all DO dremed or
,edjudgcd C. be void. aor saail tho yalidi
iy thereof no Ia any way affected. on
account ofany want Of authority IN such
person II tho marriage be in all other
respects lawful. and be consumma ated
with a full beliefon tho part Of tho per.
sons SO married, or either Of them, that
they have been lawfully joined IN mar
riage.""
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Mrs. Henry Minks, of Wisc,sact,
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'forty.seven years, and is the mother Of
twenty m,uks, has just obtained a
divorce from her lord on the free.
love ground that she has no affinity
fol. him.
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