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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11
H A R N E s s

Wheel and Lead Team Harness, AmbulanGl Light and Heavy Expresss, Cart and rblgss | hd gaFnsss5 nssses5sBsfasS. Rot only of our church, but to the associate churches of our soci' ety. no to yield to c;rcnmstances which we cannot control; and. as no action on our part can aserS ar the sundering of relation which has been M so fortunate for our church and peopie, and which has conduced to the happiness and prosperity of both, we hereby accept the same. and tender to our retiring nee tor our best wishes for his future nappl' ness and prosperity in the new ana enlar, sn, oed field of his labors grateful to hlm iol fhe zeal and fidelity with which he has Ia boxed in his Masters vineyard, ana mlnls ms | tered to the wants both spiritual and pnys ical ot suffering humanity amongst m us which we shall bear in grateful ana aHec tionate remembrance, while he ana ms ln s. taresting family will ever be enshrlneo T
 our memory and affections. ,...a 2
 Resolred. That the Clerk be directed ars
 enter the above resolutions on our Iecole
 and send Q certified copy to the h1cto, - an
 fana;lv J. G. BECKWITH, Can h.
 WI Fl. BRAMAN, Clerk. tI ast91
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11

,oade in Albany N. Y. Also has coming the Chickering and others.
 when every house will have aSewing naGnine'
 snd a Piano. Melodeon or some musical m
 strruent- either of which the undersigned IS S.an.rad to furnish on the most reasonable tarns will make it an object for any one v;thin 40 miles of here to come ana Ouy. 1 will sell cheaper than you can Duy the sAans 's snT s;11 s,so furnish music for Brass and Strine p.nSa or Church choirs at city prices. In fac'
 s ssvtSinr m the music line will furnish you s'
 'ne e;.ns aows's or Melodeons tuned or repairea
 .,s.s Ios nn,;cs Also Sewing Machines repaired
 s' sstf JOHN B. ISBELL. Wolcottviiie' c''
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11

Book and Job Printing. All kinds of Book and Job Printing neatly and promptly done. Business Cards Wedding Cards, Bill Heads, Labels, Ball Tickets, Handbills, Pamphlets, &c., &c., done in the best style, and as cheap as at any office in the State. Orders by mail, otherwise, respectfully solicited All Jobs returned 0 o. D.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-11
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-15
SHERIFF'S SALES.

ny virtue of sundry Executions to me di.
~ rectcd, will offcr for sale at Fairfield
ttourt House on the first Monday and tba
day foilowtng.' In January uext, within
tho tegaf hoats OF sale; 70 the highest Did.
der, for Ossh. tho following Keal FRO.
perty. Purchasers to pay for Titles and
stamps: .... - 49,.
Ono tract Of 1900 acres more or less of
latd in Fairfield County adjoining lands of
John Harrison, w r Robertson, estate Of
Peny and others, levied upon as the
property OF Srother Tiiycli, at the suit, Of
David II. Gladncy. t
One trac. of $50 acres, moro or less Of
land in Fairfield County. Mdjoining lands, of
James Macic. " II Owens, Eliza Glad
ney and others, levied upon rs the proper.
ty of Elisha Rngsdalc, decd. at the suit Of
james " Martin. Admr, and others.
One tract of 200 acres, more or less, :, +
land In Fairfield County adjoining lands Of
~ Davis, Thomas Furman ind others,
levied upon as tho property of. John viii
bingham, at the suit Of The Ordinary Of Fair
held District.
One tract of 3T3 acres, more or less. OF
lnna in Fairfield County, adjoining ,endj or
Isaac Keller. d Is Kirkland, Nathan pn, rott
nnd Thes W Rabb, levied upon rs the pro
pcrty Of !'scph Keller. n, the suit of M.
thnn Davis and others.
Wv r"e' VI "oo hcfeSt moro OF bcS2, or
Land in Fairfield County, adjoining lands os,
JOS l.auhon. Patrick Flanagan. est tie ~
Sanders Rush and lands fermer.y belonging
10 Jones', levied upon as the properly Of
James Cloud, nt tho suit of Thomas II
Clark, Ex'o', and Tno b Cloud,
One 'rnct Of 800 acres, more or less, of
land in Fairfield Comfy. adjoining lands Of
Gregg Cnmeron,, Jno Brntton, William
Brice, John Sinionton aud John Bricc, levied
upon MS the property of a N Hindn.au, at
the suit Of John 'Adger.
One tract of 1885 acres, moro or less, Of
land III Fairfield County, adjoining lnnds OF
w Rhhh, Jr. estate of David Milling, TIM
oihy Hardin mud others, levied upon rs tho
property of Patrick Hastings Mt the suit OF
hurry Kirkland and oiheas
One lot known in the plat of The town Of
Winnsboro. rs No. l55 in Fairfield County
adjoining lots of David Campbell, Caroline
Jones and fronting on College Street, levied
upon as the property of Jacob Poteet ut tho
suit OF r B Smith
Two tracts Of AL acres, more or less. of
land in Fairfield County, adjoining lands Of
+ II Rosborongh, g II Hunter, l. A Davis
and others, levied upon ns tho property of
Robert Walker, at the suit of Wyatt ID Davis
and others.
One trnc, of 400 acres, more le 8, Of land
in Fairfield County, adjoining lands Of NJ
NJ Ashford, Thomas Brown, N G Robertson
and others, levied upon ns the property Of
~ T. lrby. Mt the snit Of Nancy Wait
J.. W. DUVALL, S. &c.
Shcrin's Office,
Winnsboro, Dec II, 1869.
dec li-.+2xl
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-15
How Hostetter's Bittters Cure Dyspepsia.

THE WHOLE STORY IN NUTSHELL. *
The office Of The stomachis TO convert
the foo into n cream-like semi Huil, called
CnYME. This is effected partly by the ac-
ton Of solvent, called tho gastric juice,
which cxudcs from The coating Of the stonI
ach, and partly b. n mechanical movement
Of that organ, which chntns, ms it were, the
dissolving ailmrnt. The CHYME passes
| from the at stomach into the duodenum, or
entrance to The bowels, where il is subject
ed to the action of the bile, aud the nutri
tious portion Of it converted into q fluid
called Chyle, which eventually becomes
blood.
Now. it is evident that ifithc great sol.
vent, the gastric juice, is'not produced lin
sufficient quantity, or il the mechanical ac-
ton of the stomach Is not sufficiently brisk,
the first process Of digestion will he imper-
fccily performed. 1t is also clear that IL
III, liver, which plays such m important
part in changing the nourish;ng po,Iion of
he chyme into the material Of tho blood, IL
congcsicd, or in nny unnatural condition
he sL,eond process, willnol be thoroughly nc
oompliShcd The result of the tro futures
is dyspepsia, completed with 6Hiiousat...
The mode in which IOSTETTER'S
BITTERS operate. in such cases is
his: they. invigoratc The ccl,ulnr mem
brane Of The stomach which evolves the
gastric juice, thereby insuring nh ample
suiiicieney of the fluid to completely dis.
solve the f"o'l. Thcy also act upun the
nerves of The, stomach, causing an accclera.
lioh Of the mechanical movement necessary
10 reduce the food to Homogeneous mass
They also net specifically upon the liver,
strengthening II. md o enabling Il to p~,.
luce mn ample nnd regular supply of bile.
Tor the purpose of converting the nutri
tions particles Of the Chyme into CAyle, and
promote the passage through the bowels of
tho useless dcbris!" '."o u,fu
/ In this way, IlOSTETTERS BITTERS
cure dy pepsia md liver complaint. The
explanation is plain, simple, philosophical
and frae ts.i noA 25-lm
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-15
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

D9lIose Egleston, VIM. J. Eg'eston, VS.. M,
T. Eglosion and others. !nn ,so',,5,,.,a !.
TN pursuance Of order of Conrt IN th,s
j cause, Twill sell at public out .oyy. 10 The
highest bidder, at the, ,Gol,rtH ouse In Wins.
bore, on the first Monday In January next,
the House md Lot described IN The plead
mgs in this canse, si!nato ID the ifow4 Of
Widnsboro, otfthe west efd5 Of C6Asfssy
street, belonging tot essatoiof9Nlrs.iNIsr,hn
Egisston' dec ;, adjoining. lots of G, Il.
MoMaster, W. X, Robertson, and clhers.
TshMs or SALE Purchaser 10 i pay az $500
IN cash on day Of saic, BALANCE In 6nb and
twoyears thereafter In equal anr.ual install
ments, with interest from day of sale, paya
aole annually to he ,secgEed by, bond Of
purchaser with good security and mort
revenue stamps - 'A'iaf 'f'35l'E
,a ~ s.BscLOwNEY, 9. O. r.
dec 9-t2x1 s.-.sEtt ..'J1't('yg...
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-15
Eloos' on Of Officers.

Eleot'on Of Officers.
AT regular couvocation of Flint
Hill Chapter, No. 2, r.. A.. M,
the following ofli .crs wore elected to
serve for the ensuing Masonic year:
Comp. \. r. Lumpkin, NJ, H..
A.. p; Comp. J, II. i. Rion, X;
Comp. II. N. Obcar, S.; Comp. j.
Z. p. ,Lumpkin, c.. H., Comp. "A.
p. Miller, r.. S.; Comp. j. S. Con-
nor, r.. A.. c.; Comp. E. w. Ole
scr, G.. NJ. Sd veil; Comp. j. W.
Clarke, G.. NJ. ,2l veil; Comp. Il. j.
Kelly, G.. NJ :. 1T veil; Comp. O. r..
Thompson, Treas; Comp. p. BAcot,
Sco.; Comp. Jno. p. Matthew'S, Jr.,
S.nt. JNO. W. CL1KKn,
Sec. pro ieA,.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-15
492 Acres, more or less.
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. :,
g. 3. Lamar,

9. 3. Lamar, l
aud wife and others.
vs.: Bill for Injunction,
y. NJ. hu'land and Account and Relief
G. D. Ford, Exors.
OF N. a. Pcay.
DURSUANT TO Orders of Sa,e. made IN
L the above stntel cause, will sell nt
public auction, 10 the highest bidder, before
the Court House door, in Winnsboro, on tho
nrst Monday IN January next, the following
Plantations or Tracts Of land belonging TO
the estate Of N. a: Pcay. deccnscd:
Tract "a" of the Flint Hill Place, con-
tanning l057x2G acres. etti
Tract "B' Of the Flint Hill Placo, con-
tanning 229 acres.
Tract &C. &C." of the Flint Hill Place, con-
tnin,ng 224 acres. 's,iAs
Tract "a" of the Del:on Place, contain.
ing 750 acres.
Tract "a" tho Dutchman's Creek plooe
containing 9l5 acres.
Traot ~" of the Graham Place con-
taining 1916 acr.s.
Tract "E" of the Graham Place. con-
tanning l45 acres ..,..ti n. .-}. -,
Tract -" Of tbs Sand Hills Plaoo, con.
taining $40 acres '' 40
Tratt of The Ar'ose Place, containing
'219 ncres ..t' 0'""f'e
All of the above tracts Of land nrc sold
at the risk Of The former purohasers. !,
EIERMs OF SaLE.-About $25OO in tho
aggregate will be required to DO paid in
cash Ihe balance on credit of one two,
three, four md five years, in caual annual
instruments computing from day Of sale,
with interest from date. 10 be secured by
bond md good personal security and a
gage Of the premises.
Any purchaser paying one. third Of his
Whole bid in oash, will no, be required 10
have sureties 10 his bond. 94kia,. ~ 81
Any purchaser paying the whole of his
bid In cash, will be allowed q discount OF
len per cent up N the amount of his bid.
p"Fchassss 10 pay for papers and stamps.
+ o.. SAML. d CLOWNEY, C. G. p.
/, minnsboro, ). e., Dec. 7th 1850.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-15

TROUBLE IN EuaRrtELp. Az n ,ate
hour, las: evening we received intclll
g'nce Of n bloody ARRAY at Elg"Geld
Court House, South Carolina, winch,
II true, reveals most terrible state OF
affairs existing in that place. A private
party who arrived here Yesterday from
tito Court House, brought iniorma,,on Of
The affair. iHo stn,ea, That on las,
"Wednesday, gJohn 'Robinson'a circus
company arrived in the village, for The
purpose ofgiving two exhibitions, and
That nimmence crowd Of white men
and negroes had come IN from the sur.
founding rountsv+to wnhessmhe perfor
h'ances.a' Omi5Wtdnesday night, tho
Canvass was crowded, as were also the
tentsin sehitlssSere thsk jagg,ers,i and
tLe s'great natural lcutiositios,'' which
usually accemranynhese cara vans, and
are dcrWnunated "sideshows." r. was
IN one Of The sidc,shows tha,;,le7 row is
said .oihaac originated, tl.ongh In wlat
manner wo were unable to . lcarm Al
aileventa, pistols wera, drawn bv both
sldes audsfreely4 Gsed. 4 Before Tie DIFF
tioul,,y could he) stopped, the scalsweg
Clerk .ofalhe Superior Court was shot
and instantly KILLED and ano, hers white
man, unknown, ,ywasis SO ,fearfully
beaten iM ths head with he but of q
teyolvtfsby soMe oRa u his i,iisiaadyit iaadyeitsa ties.,
.9as \ y liis y @SSaniss sptoyed norsaJ. and be.
aief Ihrirg ,hne night. hd5 saT'S@ St "
! - = ~ A, "
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-15
70 o'tage.

Portage. .!"H3*a''n 'n
After New Years the postage on
letters to Gaeat Britain will be but
six cents on tho half ounce, and those
to France four ccnts more, while the
postage direct to france is ff,ccn
cents the quarter ounce. Hence, af-
tor that date all letters from Franco
will be sent by way Of England, unless
otherwise ordered by tho writer.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-15
"A Gnoss' EIsp,ak frxll34 IN s6alr,stt.lL I

CA GRoss ISD,asrrY ROY SoourTH
CAROLINA SENAToRs." - Under this
beading the ralical paper inyRicbmond,
Nm, 'snys :, 'sAegross}oulrage Mas pcrpe.
tratrd on the 9th inst Mt Clover Hill
Slrlion, on tie Danville Railroad, by
the authorities of1llml road, by eipciing
from The cars three colnrGd State Srha
tors from South Cnroli,ia. and 4 yea,ing
them TO indigni'ies. Unihd Stats
Senators Sawyer anl Robertson and
several mciubrrs Of Congress from
South Carolina. on their way to Con
gress. were accompanied bv'ihrc" State
Senators of the same State, highly
respectable colorrd men, all br,gl,, mn.
la,toes. These latter purchased first
class tickets at Cnlu,nbin, and rode IN a
iirst class car through he rec ns,Yncted
Stnlcs OF South and North Carolina,
without molcst.tion but when they
reached the Virginia line their troubles
began ;AtDanvilln they were order
ed ont Of thu first q ass car, but
=, fused TO leave it. There WAS n goOd
deal OF cXcitsmtn: and no effort VIVA Ut
ace made to eject them. On rcnchlrg
Clover Hi! station, however, two Of
them happened to get ont to obtain
refreshments, and when they wonld
hnve entered again were refused admit.
tancc, and forced 10 take ,he,f places
in common car Tho third, 6 Senator
Wright. was then ordered out but
persisted iE retaining his seat. AT
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-15
New Bakery.

New Bakery. " ~, I
Mcssrs. Goodipg, Stewart.& Co., are
putting upsa fno Bakery in rear Of
their store: This is another step to.
wards progrsssiJn' and has long been
needed in our oyparr, town, It's being con.
stractod staSs't BY Mr. Deal, who is a first
GLASS mechanic, aud wq hope. he will
hpdt building enough to- keep him,
among u.s. SO Nri7Na so elV ns1'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-15

Gentlemen Of the jury" said a
Western lawyer. II don't mean 10
inslnuate that This man is n covctons
person, but will bet five to ono that ii
you should bait a a'""l trap with n new
three cent piece, and pla, it within aix
inches Of his mouth. you would ca,ch his
soul. l wouldn't Tor moment insinu.
ate that he will steal, but, msy it please
the court and gentlemen ofthc Jury, !
wouldn't trust him in room, with red Lo,
millstonea, and tho sngrl Gabr.sl 10
watch en-" ''"T
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-15
8 Constable Hubb I'd Goyernor2


We see by tho Legislative proceed.
ings of Tuesday last, that Represcp.
'ative Jackson offorcd,a preamble and
resolution, Recommending tho Cover.
nor to cause the reward which he of.
fered for the arrest of W. X. Tolbcrt
to be paid to Jerry Hollingsheod
who killed Tolbert 4 few days ago ip
Abbeville. We do not rene m Der Of
any reward having been offered by
Gov. Scott, but have faint recollcc-
tion that one John B. Hubbard offer
ed reward of $1,000 for Tolbert's
arrost. "''E '."'n n1.S'i. = rev"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-15
fFrom tho new .poMrstoN,r1

Al this season, when coughs andcoids
arc so prevalent, nn ,effectual remedy, aud
one ens'ly obtained, Is! Perry iDayis' Vegetti.
be "l'ain Killer" 1t is no new uosirum,
vended by unknown agents, hut has stood
the test OF over twenty years and THOSE
who usc the article, internally or external.
ly, will connect with II grateful rrcollec-
|tionseofveiisS worthy '''inventor. Hasitng,s
Chronicle, 9. ".
PAIS KILLEu.-4The testimonials borne 10
th"Ie !licaoy of this galuablo tmeliciiic arc
sufficient ~ TO wnrrant it's intn due j.,
Ton into every house. Our own opiuiom j..
,hnt no family should be without II bottle of
II for n single hour. In fceh wounds. aches,
pains, sores, &c., it is The most cffcctl,a
remedy we know of. a bottle will Inst for
avery long inc, and it's low price places it
within tho reach Of all. Our readers will
remcmher that tho Mcssrs. Perry DAVIS &
Son have opened q house iu Montreal,
whence Canndian orders arc snpplicd =
News. ST. Johns, e. b. pa.
Dfi5" We are glad to learn that the spain
Killer is having SO large q salr in our city
We haveevcry reason TO believe II 10 hc M
almost never failing cure for pain, and is
medicine that no family should lie without
INont,cai Iiiotr /. Ei"!5T1ttA la& ..t
/ DAris PAIN KiLLEK. - From the rcpor,s
Of dealers in the this clty. wo think no pro.
prietory medicine hns had larger sale Its
valuable properties, MS speedy cnrc for
pain, ca not fail to be generally apprccia-
ted, and no fnmily should ho without it, in
case Of accident, or sudden attack Of ,dys.
cntery. dinrlhtsa, cholera morbus. and oven
Asia'ic cholera, yields TO- its magic power,
MS VIC sre by reports from those SECTIONS in
the southwest whore the disease has been
particularly virulcnt the past summcr =
.Hontreat Transcript.
nov 6 ,...
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-15
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Saml. Is. Clowncy, G. C. p, VS.. James
! Cathcari. Richard Cathcart, Daniel Me-.
! sop-Bill to Foreclose Mortgage.
Rf virtue of an order Of sale made in tho
- above state cause. will sell ut public
notion. to the highest bidder, before tho
Court House in Winnsbnro, on ,he first Mon
dizzy in January next The tract Of land dc.
scribed in the pendngs in This cause, sit
natc in Fairfield County and State of South
Carolina containing about
1872 Acres, more or less.
Terms OF SALE-Cost of suit md cxpcns.
cs Of sale md one half Of tho purchase
money 10 be paid in cash. The balance on
credit of Twelve months with interest
from day of sale 10 bo sccui ed by bund Of
purchaser with good personal security and
n mortgage Of premises. Purchaser to nav
for papers md stamps.
SAML. b. CLOWNEY, C. L.P.
Clerks Office, Dec. 10Th. 1860.
dec ll.-tlx2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-15
Tho Presidents Message.

The position taken b. President
Grant against the recognition of the
3belligercptsrights of the Cuban ;nsur
gents, will probably be sustained by
tho Senate. Evidently Caba, If lot
valono, will become So utterly Worthless
to Spain, that it''oan be 'at1nired,' if
desired, By, treaty = 9" ''," M
The rocommendation to reconstruct
Georgia again, proves how completely
tho character Of our government is
changed, and that State rights now
mean only those that exit by the
hutterance of tho General government.
Wendell Phillips has lately announc-
81 the idea Of public education by
tho government, and General How
ards late recommendation to that eff
fact, an ono little clause Of this mes
sage, constitute to, ovr mind tbs cloud
no bigger than 4 man's haud, in this
and other centralizing measp es, that
threatens no ordinary storm. Pub.
)ic education by the Washington gov
ernment, is strong idea already for
one 30 young as it is.
Tho Presidents financial recon
mendations arc prudent and judioioup
We at the South are chiefly interest
ol i'll them as"thoy promise to effect
tho .prico Of cotton. The article wo
copied in our issue before last, ex.
presses our belief and speculation o.,
this euhj,ot. Cotton will rice, even
If gold goes DOM. But if Congress
tinkers ut tho currcuoy, cotton vii
rise still more. Nevertheless, if cor
tain of handsome profit now, or a
any other time, why should a plantol
E, coulato : Why not sell lilo ma,
do worse. r
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-15

3htls, who have been on duty at Edges
Ffeld Court Honscfor some Time syast,
>arrcstedSn white citizen of the Cohnty.
via elinrge of otsSbe;ug . rebel auslss
'tsyfaoksr, sildin rdyonge, d,cy saia, Sof
lho mnrder OF ~negrScs by tho whit 10,
gave him a speedy s.iat and executed
h'm by hanging him TO tree in tho vii.
tlaage,-7-7-4Au,gusta Chroaicle,, ,l0M ..s- .e--,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-15
Our Market.

oui ""ihes' sd 1E E.u.. a.lJ
We are glad to see that MIR. j. w.
McCroight takes 30 much interest IN
tho wants of cur citizens. Fresh
ments and vegetables can be found at
tho market every day. we oan boast
OF one of the best markets in the up.
county. Joe should be we'll patroniz-
ed. ri&H MN =