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Our State Fair.

The Fair of the State Agricultural and
Mechanical Society is expected to be one
of unusual interest, and to make ita per
feet success, AID orc worthy Of the State,
every section should be actively engaged
in fu-thering the objects contemplated.
Las, years Fair, the first exhibition since
the war, not 5ithstaniing the great diff
cultics in the way of the Secretary and
tic committees, was happily more Of a
success than might have been anticipated,
and evidenced what zeal and patience
ouldacconplish. helargeinterest mani
tested in tho great number of visitors
present, and the numerous articles on
exhibition, showed that there was life in
the land yet, and that agriculture and
mechanics occupied much Of public at
tcntioa. That the resources Of the State
and the energies Of Inc people will be
more largely brought out on the coming
occasion, we do not doubt. and that the
present Fair will be one which will com
pare with anv Of the past, rs far rs cir.
cumStanccS will admit We alludc to
the arrrcarhinS Fair At this time more
particularly to remind the citizens Of our
rWn ,;,i,i', to prepare and make cred.
;;aI'r shaw for Men berry, orc r( the first
asii,>u;;ua. districts in the State. Let
vrur ;iac stock. citizen farmcrS have all
care aud attention, and bc sent down
tha; il may hc seen what New berry can
produce; Your best haS Of cotton, sam
pcs ci small grain. grasses, &c, also be
embraced in the picture; and tho skilllu
housewife with nicely prepared articles
oi domestic use, together with fabrics Of
the loom, and the more Eanciful and deli.
cate productions Of yourscr fingers, let
these all be forthcoming to swell the
grand and beautiful whole. 1t is not too
soon to make preparations.
Since writing tie above We have re-
ceived from the Secretary, Mr.. D. Wyatt
Aiken, a number Of the premium lists
for distribution, and will be pleased TO
give them out to parties interested. 1t
will be borne in mind that the Fair will
be held in Columbia, commencing on the
9th Of November. Mr. Aiken informs
MS, and We are sratificl to learn it. that
the prospects for a most successful Fair
could not bc more promising.
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Georgia State Agricultural Society.


This Society will hold its Sixteenth
Annual Fair in Oslcthorpe Park, two
miles from Atlanta. commencing Oct.
18th, and vii! probably continue ten or
Gi;ccn days. The preparations being
made 10 render this Fair perfect sue.
cess, are on the most liberal and generous
scale, aniin keeping with the well known
energy and hospitality Of the people OF
Georgia. No expense, OF labor, or lnge-
:4ui;7 is lcii un1ono 70 give the large>!
amount Of Satisfaction md profit to To"
iiu,aensc number Of visitors, from all
parts Of the country. who will be there.
Tie accommodations in the way Of llo-
tells IT Atlanta arc ample, the h,mbait
House for instance, magnificent build
ing cput.i:lng 3l7 rooms, besides Eve
other first clcss hotels, innu,ncrablc pri-
va,e boarding houses, and five hundred
tents to be erected in the Park, will, it is
said a:fnrl room for at least 100, 900
cue>t., a;d We have no doubt it, Geor.
ria it is weli knowa is proccrJial for car
.7;ny ous her projects on the largest and
yranie>t Scuie,anl Atlanta, the gate city,
o. ,nis oc,.a,ou, will throw throw open
her gates 70 the utmost limit to her
brettIrc" Of the North, the East ard the
West, TIA, there '"ay be good time.
Success to her Fair, and al! honor to her
no;,c pco,!c. The invitation is TO all,
and as tie rates Of passage will Lc re,
aucc1, and the COS! Of going and return
i"y small, &c trus: it will be accepted
oy !a'.c number from this State Tor
,'.esc agricultural rcu:ipn> arc just what
t:.. pcnp,e a. this tine most need We
,.,,;,.,. ,h,, =. ,,rr,,uu,, of s. 900 is Of.
,r,,,,,,, or.. o,J
ieTeu i0f '''s 'a7'e>' '''''''5 wv 81 '''''
$JVJ IVc neGt best, open 10 the world,
a,d ,ba, the larrc anount Of $25, 900 is
1;.,. or rh;o, c.,
o"e'e'' 80 p' e''''1' ,.''' " "'e
be obtained from He 9ec3eta'y, Al'an'a'
Ga.
The consljerata attention promised the
p-o.s = h;oh,v ,,,rec;,,cd ,r1 If at ,ll
:,, ,n .t,.,,, ,,,;s Fir .,d .,
, ar sao;o,
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about with them il o:I>r &c their PRO-
lection?
Answer. have never heard Of "a COZ
ord person being compelled to carry
such pass, nor do believe that t::ey have
b,cu com;c;icd to do so.
Question ,. Is il true or false that
c,lored people are now whipped at the
whipping post:
Answer. ! have not heard Of such
case na- - briicvc that oac has oc-
Cured
Question s. Is it tn: or false that thc
rights Of the c"lorct people, aS secured
b. las, are ignoic Cd il this State by tn"
white pcopley
Answ,r. 10 the best Of NY knowledge,
it is not true.
Question. I. Il it true or false that the
public schools were closed agninSt the
colorcd people?
Answer. j; is not true. Schools arc
! not established over the whole State, but
they are being established as rapidly as
practicable. The only distinction be-
tween white and co,ored people is that
! there ere scpcratc schools for the two
! cclo.s; but the character Of the sc!:ooiS
! is the same, ard it is the testimony Of
all with whom have convcTScd on the
subject that there is 10 disposition to de
prive in any manner cc!o-ed c;'::,,.
lren Of the advantage Of the public
schools. On the contrary, t C desire Of
both political parties is to give them
| cqua: advantages with the white chill.
! drcn.
! Question. ). Have you any reason to
believe, from your Intercourse with the
people, that The whites or the Conserra-
tivcs and Democrats have any purpose
or design to attempt to interfere with or
alri!ge any Of the rights and privileges
Of the colorcd people now secured to
them bY the constitution and the laws !?
Answer. have not. From mv inter
course with gentlemen of both parties,
have beca impressed with the conric-
ton TINT it is both the desire ard in
teatinn to respect the rights of the col
! orcd, and 10 give them such further
<ccu'itr ior their rights As circumstances
,rav show To be- ucccSs,rc
j w;l, oaI TIN, I r,ro to tho State hrt
few lavs before the election: that, i'm.
.,.,}i,..Iy o(.,r n, rr>p,t was known, 4
Number rf cnio:cd rroY'e applied To army
,.n:.,~, .,.r ,n,,;,yr,.r; which would
n,,fln ,h,..n :, lray, the country with
-: ,r,,.s ,< thrv wr-c afraid ,hcv
,,.>,rt ~, ,n.:,,,,ri cnI ncrhans rr
,3r,) :, slavery ar.in. | hr,iryr this
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OR ElCHhNGE LIST.

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FLOR the Herald.l

The following is list of officers Of the
Union Reform Club, formed at Glymph-
Vile, Gn IIellcr's Township):
+. S. Kci,t, President; DR.. J. NJ. H..
Ruff, lst Vice President; c. P. Dickert,
Cd; J.A. Cromcr, Sd; Wm. Ruther.
ford, 4,h; Jas. S. Davidson, Secretary !;
+. II. Alcwine, Treasurer.
There are eighty (S0) members belong
ing to the club, and more expected.
All persons arc respectfully invited to
attend our meetings. The next mectingis
on Saturday, Oath Sept, at 3 o'clock, P.
NJ. JAS. S. DAVIDSON, Scc'y.
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COPY.
TROY, AUG. 22i, 1870.
Nfn CHARLES PRATT.

VI X. "
SIR: We have q short story to tell you
about astral OIL" In the rear Of our store,
about three years since, wc had a shed built,
with gravel roof, for Storing Paints, Oils,
GLASS. Acids. Kerosene Oil, &C., &c, uafor-
tunately for us, II was act on FIRE early Satur-
day Morning and entirely consumed The
100 cases OF Astral oil bought from you.
rev day. sincc wcrc in the shed, and strange
TO s:v came ont of the fire almost unharmed;
they were piled up two and three tiers high;
the wool cases, OF corrSc, were burned of
andScvcral Of the top cans unsoldered on
top; but there was no explosion. and the Oil
in the open cans did not burn. The rear OF
our store was very badly damaged. The
Astral Oil" was within six or eight feet from
the store, and Of course in hot place. Had
the explosion taken place nothing could have
saved the store We had several Bbls Of
Kerosene in the shed, which burned lively.
Some think if we had had Astral OR'' to-
throw on the fumes, they would have been
suldued with but little loss.
To say the least the Oh has stood very
severe test, and wc think it is all you claim
il 10 be.
Yours respectfully,
(Signcd) STODD.,kD 4 BURTON:
Sep. Il, T-2t.
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EelIlsI Purposes.

We publish below a circular from the
Secret Council Of the Union League
Comment is unnecessary, as it already
shows what the purpose is, aud further
prouf is seen in the armed gatherings, at
this present writing, TOW at Clinton, at
I.ongshore'S, &C., in our own district.
No more diabol;cal cr hel!ish plan was
ever hatched. Read it, and let us rca
son ever the matter, fellow citizens:
CONFIDENTIAL CIRCULAR.
COMRADES: The r ,lcal cause is in
danger. The Reform party is gaining
rapidly Our party is being divided in
different sectiuhS. Nothing but tre-
mcn'!uus effort, with the whoic Radical
party u',ited a> one man, can save the
party from defeat, We mast gam the
elections thi> fall o: "'lr party Is irrevo-
cably annili!atc,l. We must save our
cause, although we may be called upon
to sacrifice the lives uf some Of our best
men to carry the point. Remember
Randolph, the martyr Of his own party.
1t was his foul murder being charged to
the Democrats that saved the State for
General Scott two years ago. We must
win again, if we have to sacrifice the
lives Of score Of our prominent leaders.
The question naturally presents itself
now VIC shall determine who to offer up.
know Of no better plan than this: Let
all the Leagues in each county appoint
five delegates from each League, TO meet
at some central point in the county, and
let j, be the duty Of these delegates to
select one prominent colored man Of the
party in the county for SPECIAL AND
IMPORTANT PURPOSE, to be made
known to him by the Governor at the
proper time. Let the name Of each man
thus selected be reported to the Gov
crnor, who's duty it shall be to take the
necessary steps, through the constabnla
~ force, to have them put to death in
some secret place, and let the crime DC
charged to the Reform party. This plan
will unite the negroes for the Radicals, and
the day will be ours. This plan will hc
made known to our prominent white mem
bers of the Union League party in eacf'
county, and it is expected that the great,
est caution and secrecy will he observed,
and TINT the plan will he carried out
about the Goth OF September. This plan
meets the entire approval of the Secret
Council, and is signed bg the initials Of
the committee appointed to write thi,
circular.
~ . n
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Nvxic.?&l i,LL>T:ox>-.t the election
on Monday ,a>t, :or Intend Gnt and var
dcaS 9; ;;.c :a;r:, cf MON. tie following
ccntlerncn were c,cctcd:
Ir;cn,:ant-H. l.. Goss. W2cdcns-D.
J. Ts1t: ". y. iiImpiIrics tc"c? Farr
CORA J; J1cob h'Hc.
NJ Ea,lioa, Ticket wac run, but tue
Reform c;;;zvnS, although composing
large majority of the voters Of tho town,
thorsH: il bu: just TO the co,ored Peo'
ne to cire ;hrrn a member Of the Board.
Bo7cy Fa-r is an intelligent and IN
tu>trinnS coiored man and belongs 10 the
Republican party. He received TIC sec
o"i Highest 7V:c.-JA:o0 Times.
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COMMERCIAL.

NEwBzRRI. 5. c., September 20.-Cotton 141
COLUMBIA. September N.-Sales Of cotton yes-
terday IS baleS-middling 16c.
NEW YoEK. September 49, P. M.-Cotton
dull with do3nwaid terdercy-sales J, 200 bales;
upsapds l9. Fiour-State and Western fuper
490 $40; Southern 6rmer-cominon to fair ex-
ira 5 81 6.l5
CHARLESTON, September 19.-Cotton easier.
midi liDgs 1S3 sales go bales net receipts l,S4Z5
expo IS coas.wise IL 2; stock 3,05S.
AUGUSTA September 19-CottOn market closed
weak; sales 575 bales-middIing l6 1SH; re-
ceipts 3i3.
LIVERPOOL. Sci terrber 19-EveninS--
fl: mer but not higher-upisNds s Orleans 9s :
sales 10000 bales.
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A CARD.

The undersigned respectfully submits that
having EVER and ALWAYS responded with
cheerful alacrity to the calls and dcmand>
made upon his time and health, both by day
and by night, it is but fair, his patrons
should recognize that he is a man Of like
wants with themselves, aid that he cannoI
Suhsist altogether upon air Gentlemen an
patrons, JUSTICE to the WANTS and CLAIMS
of my family. and the duties Of life DE>
MAND IMPEEATlvELY that seek At LEAST
my just deserts. Pay me tina, thor oweSt. "
P.B. RUFF, n. d.
Aup 81 SI-tf
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MUNICIPAL ELECT!oN.-At an election
held in the town Of Spartanburg, for
municipal officers, the Reform ticket was
elected, as follows:
JOHN EARLE BOMAR, lntcndant.
JOSEPH WALKER,
II. II. THOMSON. Uo-do,r
JNO. W. MAXWELL, "'
r. q. STONE,
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rm~IMPORTANTTO BUILD

@ IMPORTANT TO BUILD
ERS Doors, sashes, blinds, mouldings, and
all the materials necessary to finish a house
in proper style can be obtained at the lowest
market rates direct from the manufacturer,
p p. Toale, Charleston. S. c., who has the
largest and most complete manufactory OF
snch articles in the Southern States. See
his advertisement in another column.
ScDI J 3tj-1m.
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In 1875 Francis OF France, surrendered
at Paris to Charles Y, Of Germany. In 1870
Napoleon iii surrcnders to King William l.
Francis entered monastery. He orig:na=
ted the "FicId Of the Cloth Of Cold, and IN
a lo,tcr to his mother, the noble inspiration,
"alI is lost except honor" Napoleon said,
CAS- cannot die at the head Of mE army,
lay my sword at the feet Of your majesty.
The nortrats Of families can now be
beautifully cpamtlcd OF China cups, sau-
Gers, DC
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NEW YORK. SEPT 2I.. 1870.
aRWILI: ( McCAU GIIRiN,

MEssRs. CARWILE ( McCAtGl1RlS,
DEAR S1Rs: The accompanying letter is
copy of one Just received from the well known
Arm Of MesSrs. Stodda-d L Burton, Whole
Sale Druggists, Of Troy, y. y, and may in
rer.st Won. 1t is i saEp!e of hundreds of
endorsements we have received for our As
trail Oil. The OIL is safe and good. lou
may help Us by making the fact known to
your friends,
Respectfully yours, ~
CHARLES PRATT.
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Aug 2l, 3,l-tf.
Eay" THE HUMAN FORM Dl

~" THE HUMAN FORM DI-
EINE-What sad havoc Scrofuia intiicts on
the human system. How rheumatism dis
tortS the frame. What misery the injudi'
cious use of ca!omel entails. How sad the
effects of Syphilis transmitted from parent to
child. Would you avoid these terrible aftitc-
tionS. fail not to use DIX u SAkSA-
PARlLLA AND QUEENS DELIGHT. /,
pcnctrAtcs every fibre of the system. even in
to the bones, eradicatcs every trace Of dis.
ease.
Sep. 21, 3S-2t.
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\ SONG OF HARVEST HONE.

\ SoNG OF HARVEST HoNs.-
"l!ail TO tho merry autumn days, when ycl-
low cornfieIds shine
Far brighter than the costly cup that holds
the monarch's wine!
Hail to the merry harvest time, the gayest Of
the year,
The time Of rich and boun:eous crops, rc-
joicing, and good cheer!
'Tis pleasant, on fine spring morn, TO see
the buds expand;
lis pleasant, in the summer time, to TieG
the tceming land;
'Tis pleasant, on winters night, to crouch
around the blaze;
But what arc joys, like these, my boys, to
autumn's merry days?
Then nail TO merry autumn days, when yel-
low cornfelds shine
Far brighter than the costly cup that holds
tho monarch's wine!
And hail to merry harvest time, the gayest
of the year,
The time Of rich and bounteous crops, re-
joiciug, aDd good cheer!'
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t. ;its CoIo:e:; ?eoyle y: sou:h caco.iaa.

oder to enlightened action. So uaci
yhs< bcca Sai.l Df late IN regard to the
i lrposcS' Of toe Refo-mers or Demo,
cyat<, aud so mary statements were
r,sGe As to the condition CT the coiorcd
people in our sister State, North Caro-
}ina, since tue late August elections
ard the >rcccSS of the Democrats there.
HAT a n,.mbrr 0! our co!orcd aad white
friends in Newi,erry, South Carolina,
induced rs to visit North Carolina to
ascertain tse truth or falsi;y Of these :u-
lnors..
Accordingly. On The dav, the 9Th in
>,?at, VIC left Frog Level Station, New
berry county, having taken letters o!
Introduction to se"erai gentlemen IN
>.;;or,.. Carolina, and arrived at Char
bite. North Carolina, on "Wednesday
nist,,. the 7;h instant. Here VIC met
with numbcr of gentlemen, beth white
and co!orcl, Of both parties, who treated
us with kindness and consideration, and
offered as every facility to promote the
object Of our visit.
1t lad been alleged in Ncwberry that,
sing. the Conservatives had carried the
election in North Carnlina, the co:orct
IIcopse we're compelled to carry written
passes for their prosection-that they
were ::ow whipped at the public whip.
ping po>t-trat they We're excluded
from the public, schools and ,ha: the
whites ignored the. rights Of the col
o.cd ;'copie under tho constitution. &c.
t'roa. "a. sources, both white and col
orci, These ruaiorS we're ilaHy denied.
Thc Conservatives assured us Of their
rot.d viii toward the colo:cd people, and
of their determination to protect them
in al their rights. The Republicans
admitted that the Conservatives had
done nothing vet Of which they could
comrlaip. bat did not know what they
wouIl ,.N When they got iuto power
They were not yet ready to 50 With
sHcIn.
the f'lnaiag statement, from Gov
crnor L. i. Vance, to whom We carried
= letter tro'n Y j. F'!e ESQ, Of New
be;!y, viii rN ian itself:
CHA%L":Tr, y. c., Sept. S, 1870.
\. =. Tors, E>p.
.'- D",& S!S: Ytu~ letter iMlr>Garia.
TWO c,'N;Gy: mra. Mr>>!<. Wi"a an&
r,yj.:>. ha> Hven h%"je,; nr hv them.
/ ;::yre !~;~a,:G7c,: lNc,a tn ,naav ot r"r
.ao>; i:.iv;;2sscas ,jiizs">, white s1%
b,acH. q: h>tH ?&::jr>. and :E7"l>tH'.
;:,ym every ",ca"S in my power I" sc.
oyi:c Srrser: ;uioT:ua;:pa n :SSay& ;o
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4 train Of passenger cars was recentIy,by
means Of 4 miSplaccd switch. thrown into
the river Trent, Wales. Tie loss Of life
vas icul!ul.
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Ersinsss Notices.

De. WEI PRATT offers TO the community
a bill of fare this week, which though we
cannot recommend as pleasant to the taste.
in whole Part, for most Of them arc drugs
and specifics, yet are they Of such character
% arc needed at this season particularly.
Medicines are Indispensable. anc tue Doctor
is acting the part Of the good Samaritan.
Besides these, however, he offers choice SC:
lection Of Pure Wines and LIQUORS, decidedly
mo:e palatab!c than the former, aud which
taken in connection with the others will
build up and restore the wasted frame.
JEEELRY, WATCHES. &c~Mr. Isaac
Sulzhachcr's card, 10 be found in another
column, claims the attention Of the readers
of the Herald, and we invite them to read it,
His store is as attractive rs fine and hand
some soolS can make il, and the selection OF
the many articles offered show him 10 DC an
experienced ju Igc in this line Of business.
His invitation 10 visitors 70 call and examine
his stock will give satisfaction if acted on.
LoreLAcx \ WHnELER.-rLc advertise
mcnt Of these gentlemen shows that their
stock Of goods for the fall season is unprcce-
dentedIy large, and embraces every known
article for outward apparel for every class,
condition and sex, besides groceries and mic
macs. An examination Of their stock will
at once convince any one that they are pre-
pared for large business.
THE MEssRs. SINGLETON spread their col.
umn banner 20 the breeze this week, and VIC
invite attcnf IN TO it, and not only to that
but to their establishment, because person
al cxamina, ion Of the goods they offer viii
afford them pleasure. That their stock is
large and varied needs only to DE seen.
Mr.. NcD. NETS is in the fe]d with Eooss ant
Shoes for every body. His stock is we'll seiecte
his long experience giving him decided ad'
rantaees in the knowledge Of Shoe leather. Read
his advertisement anl take his advice.
Nr. J. Brown announces that he has just re-
turned from the North with fall stock, and in
vites attention TO the same.
l.. G. N. Dunoyant-Land for Sale.
A Splendid Offer-IIerald and Dcmorest.
II. c. Wiskeman--Guanos, YeGcta:or,
Flour. Oats, &c.
n. II. Bouknight-Stray Hog.
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rS4MEN SPEND TIL Ell r

M~ MEN SPEN D TUE1 r
lives in anticipafions, in determining to be
vastly happy at some distant period, when
they have time. But the present time has
one advantage o"er every othcr-it is our own.
Therefore it is well for all that are suffering
from bodily ailments, incident to malariouS
influences, to avail themselves of the bene-
fetal effects Of tie "Old Carolina BltterS. .
Wineman's Crystalized Worm Candy never
fails!
Sep. 81, 38-lt.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

~ z UF SUU IT OSNULTN Na,
UNION County.
J. Edward Meng and John P. McKis,
sick make oath tina, the foregoing is a
true copy of a paper picked up by An,
drew MrNcare. in their presence, in front
of the Central Hotel, in Cnionsillc, on
the 1st of September, 1870.
4. D. SPEARS,
Clerk and cx ofIi. Magistrate.
J. f, MESG.
.IouN p. McKIsSIcK.