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10y COOPER q LATIMER, Aucefoneers
- Late CLERKS with Jas q. McGuire a % D
Southwest cerper Penns. avenue and Eleventh n
Star Once Building.

UNIMPRoyEp PROPERTY Oh III STREET
WEST, AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, April 2ist, at
20 cleck on the premises, will sell lot No . in
Square q, having front Of 81 feet inches on the
north eide OF "a street north between 2lst aud I'D
streets west, with depth Of lOl feet II inches 20
p FOOT alley ia the rear. This property 10 in an
improving neighbcrhood, and within one sausre
OF Pennsylvania avenue,
Terms: one-third cash: balance in six ssd twelve
months. with interest, secured BY q deed of trust
Conveyances and revenue stamps cost of pur-
Chaser. Si0o de post NJ time OF sale.
aplO dads COOPER q LATIMBR, Aucts
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10y WILLIAM L. WALL q 90, Auctfonser.,
ID Stores 81 and 3l7,
South corner Penn. avenxe and 9th streets

street. 6tar Once Building.
CHASGERY sAhEOE VALUABLE IMPROVED
sfsEE4s Mnsf WEI
AND 6. STREE rs NORTH.
q Under G and by virtue p Of = decree q the su-
tween Robert Parish and others, compIsi nsnts,
equity said decree dated the 18Th day Of April, ISL
will sell At public the highest
THURSDAY, the 18th day OF MAY next. at o'ci ock
"a IA the e the s
said .use mentiohed. and being that valnsbic i'm.
on ,f on
plan Of said city as the north IS feet Of Let Ne s.
interest will fully appear by reference to the bill
snd answers Of John and Jane U. Hitz in said
The terms of sale prescribed in sad de-
cree are, One-third cash, aud the bIiance TO -
from day of sale, with interest from day Of sale
tie said instruments OF deferred payments being
the who'll purchase money ' DEED dO viii oe giTe1
u stamps and conveyAnces 1T the cost OF the pur
eh2s;5 ST. Of the cash p.y%eh. ~, b Dc past
bid ~ JOHN D. McPHsRsoN Trustee 'A'
Bi 3 Late Glerss With q. MeS SsaiSnse 60
Star Once BuiidiSs. -' ~ ''' wv
TRUSTEES, sALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
FhSfEhII IN THE E1kST w Anu.
- BY virtue of two deeds Of trust. dated re.
E;; spectively January 18th and June 18th, A. d.
Els6S, and duly recorded in LIber j. Q. j.
NO 70, folio 1876 ct seq, and Liber No. 558, folio az
ct seq OF the land records for Washington county.
~ the District Of Columbia, and b. direction Of
the Treasurer Of the first Co Operative Building
Association, Of this District, We will SELL ct pub
lie auction, In front OF the premises, on TUES
DAY. the nth day Of April, st o'clock p. m all
that piece, lot, or parcel Of ground and promises
lying and being In the city Of Warrington, d. o.,
and known and described on the ground plot or
plan thereof g part Of SQUARE numbered one
hundred and fourteen no. beginning for the
same at the Intersection OF north street and 10Th
street west, and running south with said nth
street twenty (20) feet; thence east the depth Of
said lot thence north twenty I'D feet, and thence
west to the place OF beginning. the some being I'm.
proved by Q large and Commodore Frame House
Ter M OF sale, cash; Of which olo0 must be paid
at the time Of sale; and If the terms not com.
Piled with within fiv days after the day Of sale
the trustees the right to resell 1t the risk
and cost of the first purchaser, after one week q
HENRY A. CLARKE, (r
WILLIAM A. HENWIOK frustees.
mails eo&da OOOPER LATIMRk, Aucts
81 THD ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
Roned until TUE DAY. Nay 4th same hour.
Terms OF sale modified: Cash s 1850; balance In g.
u, and IS months; notes secured BY deed Of trust
on premises, bearing interest. BY order Of the
Trustees. COOP1R ATf6ER,
apo eoAds AuctiOneers
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DAYS.

10y COOPER LATiMER, Auctioneers,
- Late clerks with J q. Mcclure CO..
Southwest corner OF fean. svenue and nth street.
Star Once BUILDING
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- Aueuoneere ana heA kstate brokers.
No. S26, Southeast corner 9TH aud ID streets.
ASSIGNEE SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT
00a On TUESDAY: the 18th Instant. at no
Me.srs Green William. AScti ~ 'i Ro"m 2.
all the stock of J Msroney. esl-. con.ist'
lne OF Lsees'. tents and Childrens Boots, Shoes.
Caters, OF eyery description.
GEORGE N <e0N. Assignee
ap le-td GREEN WILLIAMS. Auct'rs.
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BAT WHARF Ar PUBLIC AUCTIoS.
ga Q. MONDAY AfTE9N0OS. ApriI .. 1872
- y Tie premises. az OF ass, shall ssli
-; 40 aud y. in Square OK Tins property
trout - feet 90 the west i3e Of Union street and
STREETS ~ 49,
Terms Vrs hsif cash, hssnce in TX ana ,-.fve
ns.hii's cured ~ deed Of trust AMI notes bsar-
l--r-v-. All Convey snCilR aud rsvsuue
-isFnTT - - . sur ha,ers
a. Is a CnOPER a LArIMEE Ancts
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SPY GREEN WILLIAMB,
I'd Asctioneers and Real Estate Broken.
No. s26, Southeast corner Of 7th aud ID streets.
shnrEE Il L. P hIEEEi rru.,ses.
- d GRErN WILLIAMS A..

fSN COOPER LATIdER kuct,opeer.
- tsuc,essOrs to J. Z. MEG .ire A 90 q
tr7f5N'est Corner Pa avenue and lin stresf.
lStar Once EuildinaC
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QY GREEN WILLIAMS,
u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokerv,
No. $50 Southeast corner OF Seventh and d -.
g. On TUESDAY. April 20, at O'Clock D. m ,
NJ: we will sell at auction. . Small Frame House
and Lot. fronting on street north, between
Square SIS.
Terms: One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months. for notes bearing interest and secured by
q deed OF trust on the premises All conyevancine
- down on the day of sale
Rpl5-d GREEN a
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AUCTION SALES.

RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Re- Kstate Brokers'
no s26, southeast corner Of 7th and streets.
On THURSDAY, the ed instant. at 6 O'Clock ..
n. We shall sell on the premises: two IusbIe
On alley, a. the corner Of 10Th street west and "
s'5fs, north ,.
apa,d D' GsGES SWfLIIxSs. Auc...
RY SAMUEL sAMsTAG, AuctiOncer.
ATTENTION. LADIEsr
On TAT ksbaY and FsipSS M6RNrSes,
AZ oh ss ss1TG am @ns
line line OF aesI Lace,. such as valsneis. Appliaus,
Wells, Lisma sSssis. Ladies Linen Children.
dresses. Carsets, Ribbons and Fancy Goods. The
ssiire stock win be sold without reserve Psiv,'e
ID AnctiOnssrs and Real Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner Of 7th and streets.
EXECUTORS s.LH0E A LEAsEHoLp ORA
Sa Js BEIGE HHYs sr HSe
TWEEN AND P STREETS NORTH. AT
81 On EBTpAY, the ga instant, at 6 O'Clock .
Is: N we shall sell the shove Lease, belonging to
"a the estate of General q. B. Mitchell deceased.
apo GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
RY GRERN WILLTAMs,
and E ss. Est' .ns
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT FRONTING ON
SIXTH ST. EAST. BETWEEN AND SIS.
SOUTH, AT AUCTION.
On MOND AZ, the 18th instant, at o clock D m.
we shall sell the premises, part Lot No, Il, in
Square 10 so, being % feet front by 81 feet deep,
to an al ey.
Terms: One half cash balance IN snd % months,
for notes hearing interest aud secured by deed of
trust On the premises. All couveyancfng and rev
enre stamps at the cost O. the purchaser. Fifty
dollars down on the day Of sale.
ap2o-d GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Auct'rs.
10y J. T. COLDWELL CO.. Auctioneers.
u No. $40 18th street, between d and L.
SALE OF BEDsPREADS. TABLE LINEN.
TOWELS: LACE OURCAINS, BLINDS: MATS
AND Rugs. AND GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS.
At our store, on WEDNESDAY EVE
kMNING, April 2lst, at Ia O'Clock.
ALSO.
An Assortment of Bohemia an Vases
Toilet and Fancy Articles
And Watches of oil riptions-Gold, Silver and
OrOide.
Together with many other articles, useful and
Ornamental
D6 Ladies' sales Wednesday and Saturday morn.
fBRs
apUT IT. C0LDWELL co, Aucfs.
RY J. T. OOLDwELL CO., Auctioneers.
No. 81 q 9TH efraet betWeen n And
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~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Bro kers
No. S26, southeast corner 7th and streets.
VALUABLE THREE STORY ATTIC AND
BAsEMENT BRIt X HOUSE, FRONTING ON
PENkA AVENUE. BeTWEEN 2DAND Sd
TON.
- On MONDAY, the 18th inst ats O'Clock ..
=: m, We shall sell, on the premises q nue pri-
x, yste residence. containing twelve rooms. gas
wser State roof, &c. oi being % fet front by lsB
Terms One Till cash: balanoe in 6, IL. IS and q
months TO- notes bearing interest and secured by .
and reyer ne stamps st the cost Of the purchaser.
. 2O0 down the nsy of sale
plsd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auots.
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~ Persobs Nishing to examine the property
will please call on b. 8; johnson, 373 PsunsyIva-
MIA avenue, between a. and 9th streets, opposite
IA afioual HOte
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- TIN ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
poned until TUE DAY, Nay 4th. same hour.
Terms OF sale modified: Cash S2,SO0; balance In 8.
H. and Is months; notes secured BY deed of trus{
on premises, bearing Interest. by order Of the
Trustees. COOP1B L AT14ER,
apo eo&dD AuctiOneers
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b Stores No. SIS and SIT.
Southwest corner OF Pennsylvsnta avo. and 9Th q.
FOB PlIvATD SALE,
Three stony Drane House and Lot, on DeIavare
avenue, between b and o strests North Ca pisol
Hill, No 81 in good order, having rape arbor
In front.
Lots Nos. I, 2, 10 and 20, IN Square l0a
Also,
LO, No. 5, in Square losa.
ALSO:
Parts OF Lots No land 5, IN SQUARE So. fronting
on north h street, between First and New Jersey
avenue,
Also.
House No fS. Eighth street, bstvsen @ and H
mediateiy.
The above property will be sold low, on spplios.
uonto W L; WALL Co..
Auction and Commission Merch snts,
apis ct South cor. Penna ave and Ninth St.
LOB RENT-noUsE no 3T6 aISt street, be.
tween aad b, Containing seven rooms. .Ap
ply on the pre- mises. sp1-st.
A HOUSE AND eTORI FOR RTNT-ooroer Of
"A eth street and MARYLAND avenue Inquire
South Capitol street, No. =. AMI 6ts
L'OR nEHT-Tbree or four nice ROOMS suitsbls
for small geDtee family gas aud water in every
reorn soutbwest corner Of Ms'ssc husstts aTesue
-! G.:a siIyeI. sII,i.'
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WASTEr-s hrs.-cisss MTLLIS Err: = rood
w saisrJ siV None but eKperie need hspd,
Zee afp.y: a. SAM sCODH CtNER's No 40
S--4 49,. A40A------' -. cpl.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-03
| 16; assessed upon l25 cords wood in mountains

l 10; as,e.scd upon 125 cords wood in mountains
valued at 375 co.
John Moran: s. and C. taI, l6 IS, delinq.,
! Go; assessed upon horses valued at 200 90; /
wagon valued at 100 90; so cords Of wood in
mountains valued at 100 90; is cords Of wood in
Carson City valued at l25 90. Total. 525 90.
n. Wiun: S. and C. tax. IL -. delinq., ] IL:
assessed upon household furniture SO 90; mcr-
handiae. 800 90. Total, $50 %.
George W. Bo,lan: s. and c. tax, 6s, delinq
l6-lCO; assessed upon T.. 14 Of B. No. =, +. and
G.'s div, Carson City, valued at SO 90.
Mrs Susan CoVles: 5. and c. tar, %,
delnq 3d. 100: assessed upon lott. ID. 43. Mus
ser's div. and Improvements thereon, valued at
leo 90.
Frank Duff: s. and C tax. es, delirI. l6-ioo;
assessed upon the y. "a feet Of the ". = Of q.
No IS Phillips div, Carson City, valued Mt 80 co.
Joseph L.. Thomas: S. and G. tax, O3,
deling., ss-lo0 assessed upon lots Mes. =, 3 6.
and S, in B. No. l, in Curry's div, Carson City.
valued at loo o. also lots Nos and in B. No.
IL. same div, valued at so 90. Total, $50 90.
The taxes and ten per cent. thereon for delin.
quency, are payable in legal tender paper curren-
cy. and all costs TO the officers and Printer, are
pay able in gold coin Of the United States.
THOS. WELLS,
District Attorney, 0rnsby County.
Carson City. March 23d, 1869. mh2&.td
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Rates Of Advertising =
State of Nevada. County Of Orrlsby
Notice Of Suits Commenced

's10 TIE FOLLOWING NAMED DEFENDANTS
i and to ali the owners of ~ claimants to, the
r-sl estate ard improvements thereon or improve
menfs, when assessed separately, hereinafter
described, known or unknown.
You are hereby notified hat suits have been
commenced in the Justices Court of Carson Town
.hip, oTmsby G unity. Nevada befure 4 Wai:z
Esq, Justice e the Peace in and fDr said Town
ship, County and Stat, bv the state Of Nevada,
plaintiff. against each "f the defendsuts hore.n-
after named. and each Of the following described
tracts parcels Of Iaud with the improvements
thereon. and improvements, when separately
assessed, and all owners Of claimants to- the
same, known or unknown, 70 recover the tax and
delinquency, assessed 20 said defendants against
said property for the fiscal ear, commencing
January l. 1855 and ending December 81, 1865
and that a summons ha- been iuly issued in each
case; and you herrbs Ither mortified that
unless You appear aid answer the complaint filed
u said c.Is.e. On nI hefmrr the
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DISSOLUTION OF copAgr.rrsmr
spEslAH. NOTICE!

WE ARR CLOSING ur our nusfSr.s
w for nr.uluiinn ~ nnrtn.fsl,ip, ans tisg
give no credit after ihi. date.
an parties tnGriisdsd 10 us Nii tieasa mat
Immediate settlement, and thereby sac ftsts
MASON IrPr.
c,rsan ci,v. February &. $50 ssu
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TN TuE SECOND JUDICIAL ntsTEta
L Court e tho STATE ~ htyada, W ard 90 a..
crunty or orinshy. In the matter ~ fe it'aip
II Henry Stirhnpih, dece.aed, tie f,a,a -
Nevada sends Grrs'tng In pa'sasncs of an arii
nf tl.ts Court dGiy fnsis m entered 90 the this
day of March, A. u. isfp, nrilr, h hsf'hy g,y,h
that
TUESDAY. TuG tru psy or Irr,t, re-
10 o',iark n s,ii da,, a, The District c., t'
10 ~ in Ctrrrn CITY, has issn Ftt dinira
hearing the application - thha Nhiirg., riAs
.tag ,hst dnrumrnt rUs 80 Gia In ~. raaf
parpn ,,rr a. y. 'he l,s, VII rnf tssisrsnt -
Henry stichno,h a.rsa.d. h. sdrii''ns tn Prla'
az With time sra place eli r.r.anf ,n,ersis
may appear and contest the sarie
tSEtL) Att..i m, hand and r.,i ~ sai,r, 49,.
y EDWARDS. risss
Carson City. March 18Th, tscs, mar 4 ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-06-30

extend the time fortahdiasths notes of
bank. What venture to suggest in
tho premises is that the Legislature has
probably not taken the very, best way
to accomplish the given purpose, and
that this division OF the responsibility
among four. men might be, in certain
contingencies, Tar less safe than il were
given TO one officer. Tspeak of posi-
BILE contingencies; and Of course dn not
mean to reflect in any way upon any
ind vidual of tlis committeo, who are
all 4 take for granted, above suspicion.
The Legislature had the most unbound-
ed reliance upon their honesty or it
never would have entrusted them with
80 delicate and& responsible an office.
Tho'ihoorraptible honesty Of Joe Crews
is SAID to be A. proyerb lin Laurens; !;
while DR.. Ncagle is understood to be a
graduate Of Davidson Colltge--a Pres.
byterian institution Of the highest stand.
ing. The two colored members of the
committee have the appearance of being
honest men and thev certainly have
the confidence Of the General Assembly
of South Carolina. We all trust that
tins committee will do its work thorough,
ly;s and let there be no Bank. owe
ghosts to bother us afterwards. = %l
FREEDOM AND CRIME.
One item in the presentiment of the
Grand JnrN of Richlaad County is wor
thy OF special note. They recommend
TO the Legislature ''to elect another
Judge, whose special business it shall be
to hold c~;rt tor criminal business in
Charleston and Columbia" IN expla
nation of die manifest need Of such ex-
ira crimn'a courts they say: From
the fact o Celumbia's being city, and
the capita, e tie State, the idle and
Vicious trom all parts congregate here !;
and, rs they do not work, many resort
to theft and other crimes In this
county it is probable that crimes will
increase instead of d;minish." Mroc
definitely. as to tic amount Of increas",
they add: Judging from the past
three years, it will take at least four
months IN each gear to try the crimi4
nal cases an this county, and without
the cooperation Of a special criminal
c. ur'," the jury believe that the circuit
udg will be- unable to dispose Of the
civi business Of the county These
stltemenls indicate an increase OF crime
IN this county amounting 70 at least
tive hundred per ceat. over that Of unte
bellum times. But Greedy says that
the negro is an honest, industrious and
aw-abiding citizen, and Greeley rs an
honorable man"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-06-30

Mem'ry, dear mem'ry. OIL pause In thy
flight,
go witt! me down through the chambers Of
night;
Down through the driftngs Of numborlcss
Tic the tHys and the hopes we buried in
tears
fhe faces that smiled in the sweet 's4ong
Ago.
llnvo numbered their days in beauty below
With crush ed hearts he hoard the "d,p Of
tho oar" Tas n;
AS they drincd away to the faLhomless
shore .> Sc
\ JOY that VIC loved, and fondiy deemed
ours,
just budded and bloomed and died with The
flowers; i.- ar,s
Its perfume we gathered in silonce and
tears, aa.
Ills all that is left from the driftings Of
years.
"A hope we once cherished, so sweet in its
birth ! 3t.s .r,.,
We set it apart from the shadows of earth;
But its nltars were human, it drifted away
Thntbeant laa hope that blcssomed in Mny
And nov rs we stand and look back through
tho years,
With their shadows and sunshine, 4hcir
smiles and their tears,
: We gather moro closely each lesson Of truth,
AS drifting il fell from the onsket Of youth.
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Interview with Hon. ReverJly johnson.

A correspondent Of tho New York
Times gives an account OF a pro(esscd
interview with the Hon. Reverdy John.
son, late United States Minister to
England, Mt his country residence, near
Baltimore, few days ago. A portion
Of the alleged conversation between Mr..
johnson and The correspondent is thus
related by the latter
"tIow is Mr.. Sumncr2' then said
Mr.. Johnson r. X "Mr. Sum.
n"r j. ~ " >'nngion," | replied. "an,i
feels eXAene J we'll satisfied with his
speech
"Well,' replied Mr.. Johnson, II do
not Know that any one else is satisfied
with it. I tell you that that speech has
made England a unit gainst the Uni
ted States. Our friends there have fall
en- off by troops. At first the people
declared for war, but now / think they
have got over that idea and are satisfied
that our intentions are pacific. The
sneoch having been approved by the
Senate, tho English people at frs,
thought that 1t was declaration of war,
and were prepared to accept it in that
spirit; bat they have since changed
their minds, and now they have Justly
arrived at the conclusion that Sumner
is, after all, bat one American citizen,
and does not represent The views of the
administration. Motley has gone over
there. left before he arrived. do
not believe that he has got any instruc
tons whatever They objected to my
making speeches that the United States
desired to DO on friendly terms with
England. What has he done? The
very first thing he does on landing is to
say that his mission is pacific. ,5.@
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Rabb's improved Hillside and
SUB.S0IL PLOW,

fVHE subscriber is happy gH
l. to announce to the G$E.N%~His
planters ;s,ot iIds ra0oiv ssssssz.N NsssS
cd patent for his IMPROVED PLOW.
Although the season is too far spent for
turning and sub soiling, he still fatters
himself that he has Plow. which, from its
peculiar construction, is adapted to the
wants Of the planters even nt this season,
and during tho cultivation of the crops.
Being double-footcd, different kinds Of
rlows may he used on tho same stock, q
small one for running next the plant. aud
larger one for breaking out the middles,
both feet may be used at tho same time with
bull tongues attached, which makes com
plete implement for covering corn, those
different changes are mn5o without the
slightest Inconvenience to the ploughmar. :.
have associated with mo Mn. w. A..
MERoNEY, of Mocksville, N. c., who is we'll
known as n reliable business man, and We
expect soon to commence tho manufacture
OF the above named Plow-wc will SELL
State or County rights, and would solicit
from the planters trial Of our Plow. Ad-
dress W. g. RADB
Winnsboro, s. G.
OrW ". A. MERONEY,
apl "a 3m* Mooksville, N. G.
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Falsely PACKED CoTToN.
Chester Reporter says:
We have been shown by one Of our
cotton merchants, satisfactory certifi-
Gates from business house in Balti-
more, that upon certain lot of cotton
bought here, weighing 8l3 pounds,
there was deduction of fourteen and
three-qnarter cents per pound upon
the same, when brought to sale in
Baltimore, by reason Of the snid cot
ton being packed with water in the
inside. Such frauds do great disored- !
it to those planters who strive to deal
honestly with their neighbors.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-06-30

The New York Tribune indirectly
passes censure on this Wells party by
reference to the Tennessee campaign.
1t asks "those who fayor--on what
ever ground the continued prosorip.
tion and Acknowledgement Of those
who participated in the late southern
rebellion to consider tho aspect now
presented by Tennessee. The facts
are SO instructive that he must be
blind and deaf who can mistake their
purport.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-06-30

Gen. Butler is said to have an eye on
q seat in the United,States Senate, but
owing to his obliquo vision no one can
tell whether it is Summers or Viii,
sons.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-06-30

Rev. Mr.. Vickers (Unitarian), of
Cincinnati, lately exchanged pulpits
with the jewish rabbi, Dr.. Lilienthal.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-06-30

Count bismarck, who misses no on
portunitv to ingra,iaie himself with the
governments in the East who are anx.
lous to achieve their independence, has
recently presented TO the Viceroy OF
Egypt a field piece used at the battle Of
Sadowa.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-06-30

A New York jury has decided that
lager beer isnot intoxicating--w -wheth-
or after q practical test is not stated.