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UEIted N.otey g. 1881 lii
Ua,ted S,ansa 9os, ~ ll4k
Unite d ttsrss 1oe. 1855. 80. iis1f-eo nav
nnitea s.atssn %. lse'..... ilsH 1lxE<e3
!e5,sss ASsEs9P Is, ~ i5;'t.-'o
Cnlcage C't, u tuuulcpAtl.. -. -
eeenbtt Of ca;stis;.... connsies.... -. .... 1oss
Chicago DOCK Company. -. 4s
First National Bssk 1ao lis
Third National Back.... 15U -.
Eur e.teru Sat,onal BanE 49,. el0
Guy Sa'lotsl D.:k.......... 49, 1o5
Mant fsc,arers' Sa:1 Baik.. -. lso
Conn e1ctal Nanoral BArk.. -. 1l5A
state saSnRs Iusttnuon.,-. 2a3
INSURANCE.
ELeEent 1rlutAnco Co.,. -. 100
Ssssssei;; n: S;S = issa5:ses ca: Is s-so ii oso
KeLohlic Insurance Co. ...-..... II 81 |
Commercial Insurance Co-..... 90 ok |
GAfden CITY 1LBQr2Ece Co... ...-.. q |
CHICAGO CIR RHlnoAp.
sa;es Il tss s,cck Bo.id ere: '''A
20 70 .nsr.s hss Ms!ssalss, 4n.n1aLcs Go,.--..l!,
: ,ss;s:
Is snAreA At ettcau Merchants Ucio1
r krnt a.,
sao. ~ no.Gs. 4sos. sos.+...-...s..-..-.l!5A E-so
lst.' o!u& 1la5a M
e. tuLSe, 1e6S,sne u9h,
81 % cid. --.......,...-111 111I. 1-10
TIE 1ange o1 gold IN New York to-day wns:
1t .5u .. nj ......... ..117k 1S:[U u...,liE1x
lt..5 n n milf -: 81 N 1i6t:
ii ~, B. n, ~ 1167.l 1,5s \ n I ~
II .Ys a r, 1tra. o.tS ~ 1Jsfe
- ---'----'-,N stto r. " A.-s''.'.t.1|A
l!-N q. II H---...-...Le:. 5s1p 2. us...- -..4le
ll:i9 T. m...,..-.--l6H
- 1A1EsT. .
fEw fonTs Feb. G-Ao.ey e4sy al 49d per cent
on call "
Tie bank kttMeNeEftn ia un9avoraelc, the banks oauS
heavily oa tfsH teatiFt:
Icans ~Ftr,36t9 lnereIee
Sttett......- A.eH.Ns nscT3fe. Lt7HGS
tI1uIarcp....... 1850 !nerratr....-... l1aA!
ltNtlh...... SLLa%E Dtcirase.-...-, LusSSD
LefaitCt dcrf.. 5k17l,r.i utete11e,. 49,. l36A.A
tteIlnE dull At tceA AA1teA.
Geld lower; op<hto;a At nv. to-ehcd 1t7A. feH 70
lsa Ano eoe'q y nspofts taa ,aS S. "a
eL1hent ~ ~. SeMNHo next nonin- aun III,
It Ln1dt Eeft nj to IN and evGn W mac es>Ssnt!a'
ZIG eust uuMn tAtes 80 " 49,
1.~k Essi .' '
{;ovetnufuts lower in n runahy with gntd 0peucd
ttSh"E ~, .,hsnr,r,str T. - r cre thsn fhcy had
MftGcit oot '4oEe4esNs1 A's +-'4S '3->A ~~' ~
tunr. sf ,1ss.zt,+71 1gor,enx Ns7 11al.rallsts
s"nrSns ~ " iisaLaif1,. torpMe "a lItfs ,aillE
~, ~. ~ iiastfSi,! lCurr.rrT 81 :. iii taliih
I ssnmt ss rrr ffS4iIt14l -
/ tnprNr
, 1870-02-28
Observation-Disclosures
lsIts. ! 1863. 1870. , 1st9.

The following were the receipth and shipments
OF breadstntls md atock In this ctry during tue
rast week, and Tor corresponding weeks ending
Is Gated:
RECEIFTA
, 1870-02-28

NV YuRk Feb eS-Th. d.v koade saa:krt Tvat
moderately aetire- Al nIt.ch", .nd htnwM eo:t2ns
kst t;iNFow ginshn1a reduced from i6c 10 i3c nc
, 1870-02-28

NuGalo llTe :-tocA Market
ErFYAxO Eco. p.G-CATTIE-krct1ptt,t go heed. a y
tet quist ard ttrndI: saits of k1 bead 1t 614e 10
u1tdiHn TO extra
UnGB-FiFm. bNt upehAnEe3- "
AuIEp-lu fai. inquiry. hut uear Ia mnket-
, 1870-02-28

Tetal ttf fo7r wcrkr-112.0H ..-.. AlS
The receipts Ins ths Eock aud t2sf compare u Iol@
tettsfd es
Received let ttis xeet 1A!o4
hENAnxs-
The rree!ct. II Hive hog + the week under IcVieT
arer gate SO heAt akalctt . 10 head t<st Wrct Hn
Is IN head ior the cos,t.gondies week ia 1s59 Tbs
wett. The n,4.ttt e1encd iAtEs .tsive md al.a b1
SEC to last evening r:1ees had fallen OF ac pet
io r.. fr.dar therc w;s better demand snh prices
receipts were :aes htad. high. with the 100 head
lett Elsoad ttnul seettfdav. wefc eIn.ol out u
:st.r common oe1tth 1he market elo'ed utsn,
W. we ~ II, ls;a r.. g. le.g
Good 70 oeho4ee....,..,..,.....sh shSa9l5 to1S eS
&saiua a........:..........: - sssaa:s laoss;9 &
CcnlnEan.....@--........ h-Ntkas9 SV&lNqV
snEfF,ReSrlved this wrsk. ie:ts: shipoed n.
qualities rled rr4rorahsy setve turice the r.s
and quite eauA the eupply bat q infe:l1E and
common descriptions thee has bsru tArCe snfphls
.ne; .nlt. cwes prees hare pssrs,lea sni ne'd
s3oGa3 80 Tor .ufeTior to eomInon - fE mo
t'asa 10 good HAdef and 1t tSoo4std Tor choice 10
tytfA.
, 1870-02-28

!Va1Mms! FAH'.'''.'.'''Ss
P1ivate dispatches frou. w.thtuton report the debt
.tstrsnens March ~ LIKELY to chow fctuetion OF
four Of five ntlliens.
inNfts tar The wcek. DIT goods, s1ssA.7s': general
u.'.f 1suaite. 3 h{a.l9.
general hsi1nec. Eac Vsl
, 1870-02-28
FREE TRADE.
mass Meeting OF Merchants and
Bankers in New York,
Remarks by Mr.. Schultz, VIM. Cullen
Bryant, Mahlon Sands Chas.
H. Marshall, and Others.

From the He,r York Ertnfu9 Iou, Fdb. 81
A large ard c.thpsae,tc meeting OF ,nnoenttal
uerchHnta, bankers and o.ners opposed TO tina
present 1ar1n, WAs held NJ O'Clock tn!s afternoon
n re Iooas ~ Broad Street formerly used BY the
The ueeuug wAs Gated to order ut o'clock By
ME Royal Pae;ps. VINO rocaian:ed jackson s.
Schultz Tor Chairman.
MI. bcnultx 1as uranimons,y elected, and on
coming forw1rt WAS received wtiu npp!rus..
The folio wing Auea o'tctrt were taen elected:
VICE rKE~1DEATA
Tm. Cullen Bs.ali. Stewart Brown,
.1enn J. Ci.co, W.n- haacr Dnucan,
W:lscu G. Houtr s. j. Ttdeu,
la11d 4: sture: g.. re Cslo, Ward,
francis cotttpe', II. Il Hutton,
I.asc U. BaIty, F. 8, Janrsy,
J. n. ConAtso}e, Rob-1 atminoa,
Richard 1r.ir, K9ya, Parlrt,
:sauu.l AcL7sr, Etsa:ua Btuoks,
1hCm1s +. TuUtEs, DAy:d nuwa,
Wm. Auca Bu'icF, nran Barney,
Howard Po,t.r, t:osr1es Moran,
frsncls George SHAW, J. I'rne, D. D.,
ilon. I; Jona S,eelow, neO1y % 4. = Can.
li.p. 1onu a. nt1, DAn!eI q. ROBBINS.
n.tI, s c:eWs. D' au sa1aa! ". tsts,
i. I'm. II. sisuEatoo, JoseHh j. cposse.
X :natu L.,te,s saoIl>! D. Bah .ock,
Chsret LnslrE, Frederick s. winston,
l.aaC Green lt1skoc, Wu. Nefmuys,
.a1les Tracs. 5 e,nea canofeiing,
lnwa1d II, c1eu .a1io. c.oa,
EssnAl,h Woon.u", III. ToE1setd,
itchsrl N. Ul,rhIIt Wa. y. S.ost,
Eey. IL. ". echeE, To-.kead Harris,
John ID Jones, douglas Robinson,
]. u. Wynap. Fred. kxnp.
ii.w aid O.;e1 dcrfer. PeseTv. King,
James BRYCE. Jonu T. Aenew,
lius,ayta q. br+ts, Archibald Baxter,
Henry A. Richmond
SECRETARIES
Il. Il Minttrr, Z u Mar1hAN,
Z; + Flake Il RAGdolph II ,btnsun,
Iir:yy A, 1nI1er, ". II. ScnieneIn,
Hai(tp Ssrct, George Ii. Carey,
lann crotpy Dfpwp, Gear Ton 7. Lewis.
Il I Nuuau Fredtr. .ck Ch1nucey,
ia, ca., Cf5d.t Arson P6tips S:osts,
thas C. Dodge, 4 Afred i'nl,
1rc,c. r. ucdc:slp ". r. Garrtson,
{; u n Rxlds Fr8Ics d Moalt0n,
..,ennen W Carey. WEp. Watts S1etm19,
re:tf Marie, W. II. Il. Moore,
lbsodoIe GlmA3, Alfred D. SsoH,
N1,,ikui Jay, j. F. S.o.e,
, 1870-02-28

Tt.n..rlon. inetnie II. frilewint: Tsnnthv-
Is. " ). ~ u ~. !. stu = tas ): slo
b.ts II e ou !: ~ h,ss II slss h.ss At *Lso.
,,IKAS-att IL usually the Gaze On Saturday. thtte
eharert- The .avecs from t>dsy wtre Il
n sneG9,sn,. ssn.4 tns; I'D she tsnss0sy y
~. soesss: d. tsiE e 60 4 sioe1 IL d. s an'
tla,a1 20: choice 70 t1.,x c. s2<n 3: GOOD
IL lsrnn, Gse1asf o.: inrrx natural lrnt J.ran
StGAta lus: koed tn hnc Eunposdes. SL13LA5; choice
TO 1 1rra Chncc, Il ~ Il ~.
TALtUw-S41e. ps . lIa country At &c.
TUBACcO-So new featurrs were dertlorea In the
tobacco nla1ktt, The deulAaa nlt!rrste and tic
f1Liw;rE r:trts wesc ttc.ay ~f c,1:af,:!eey c.In:
, 1870-02-28
= New virsiu!.a.-........@
5 ,OId Moth C.to!tnsa.. . Al
t.taeF North CuolinAl. .I4

uuts tiled. The report that the
tlttc ottIn'ns pltAcsst31 ct !
Il The cunpauy with vie = 10
, 1870-02-28

j. rev Tenutstee2 l3~tr- 1l!s-
.nm froN Snsnviile reports tho
and the bill fuu4tIng zecftlins 10.
Ee;efsed :bai the f5nu:- reduces
wo uiiA un tie doiI%e, and cts
/ iitt nte tax na:c:1l.y.
.lf4h sts.t that the LegtflAturt
line railroads IN return al thelf
L,cd 1t $7,aot, ,nak exclusive Vt
oads, already withdrawn, IN this
, 1870-02-28
EEUM CHARLESTON TU FLORIDA, VIA SA-
YAa3AU-TKI-WEEkL LlNE%
RAILROADS.,
lIllYal and Ge0aflule Of 1fsiEsi
TINl'ER ARRiNGEMEN7.

uH{cAGu aOhTB~ KSrKKA RAILEGAu:
r4rtr. t}t.1et sonihea1t corner Of Clark and L1AR
cQESCH hLCSf1-AIp a1AEA L1SL
, 1870-02-28

tut u
C.uponA Tl... ll6AssAtlt31
CuuI4 n. - =. 1lta.tAlt4's
i.LIl iens, 6a....l1-44ta tl3A. .
CanI ous. 'tS.
Eour's. rs. rew.lti41lAn41,s :
STATE foud1 tthfctLed. n
eLu1ts lover. A Telegram
raa.x er Ut the tax bill and
ttrsst uat,l III. !; Is Ee1e'
the t41&sf1nE sEx to two n
cu1u fhe privilege and liet
Ec.ratthtt fr N RaFAh
Eslps.trd a bill se9ufI!ns
l1f-snld bot d.. estimated
fe,LauGA spcd1 t4I toslda
- ecker
, 1870-02-28

W11coEsr4 u1Vixto1.
D1fe-Cskast C~oAi sca h1.'-se sSastS*
&. R11t tHXI:tsk.s.---s--.-..-..,!2a ,!2au ~ - Y
J.ne.T,!s At*a1saoa,. .259essss
gEQ ( UUNLAr, HeLAca sapettn nGeEx
sYAHFcQa 4eaassl Ttcks. AkecL
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-10-19
That 0Conet Land Business.

The following letter printed by the
)toncc Courier, taken in connection
nth the statements contained in our
Columbia correspondence, says tho
Charleston News, ought to set at rrst
he question whether General Scott
nas not been dabbling in land in
Oconec County .ut tho expense Of tho
State. Our Columbia correspondent
has been condemned with some absur.
|dity, but tho publication in the Oco /.
nee Courier Is moro than fortifoa-|
'tion of csory wo'd d that he has said:
PIcKENs County, S. c., October l. /
To the Editor Of The Oconee Courier; /;
| wisl, to make statement of tho
operations of tho Land Commission
in this County.
On December 18th and 18th, 1869,
Kecse & McCully, real estate agents
at Anderson Court House. sold to
John Il. Cochran, j. w. Harrison and
II, X. Scott, six tracts of land lying
on branches Of Mile, Six Vile, Tood's
and Pratn,'s Greeks. On the 9th of
May, 1870, j. w. Harrison and r.
K. Scott decided their undivided two
thi, ds in each of these tracts to John
Il. Cochran. On the 18th of May,
1870, John Il, Cochran decided the
six tracts to Robert G. DeLargc, Land
Commissioner. Below is given in
first column, the number by which the
different tracts are denignatcd; second
the number Of acres in each tract i;
third, tue amount paid for each by
DeLa,ge, and last, the price at which
these lands were oought by J. G..
Keys, on the 7th Of October, 1861, at
public auction On twelve months
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-10-19

THAT MULE.-General Butler has
Ia very amusing way Of discussing the
promise made to tho colored people
chat each ono of ,hom should have
|"forty acres aud q mule" He asked,
lin one Of his speeches, where is the
Imam who has obtained his mul 7 IF
|ho had. he wished him to trot it out
land let him sec it. TO our oolored
people there has been some peculiar
fascination about "that mule" For
five years they have waited, and no
mule has come yet. They arc still
waiting, in many instances, but we
can assure them the mule will never
come The only way to get it is to
work hard, make money and buy one.
If for five years the colored man has
waited in vain to see "that MULE" it
lseems to US higI, time that they should
give up all hope Of ever getting it.
The lenders, who are imposing upoii
the colored people, will never be sciz.
ed with such n fit Of generosity as to
make donation of lands or other
property to tho colored voters. Time
will prove it. Who has evor received
,,"that mule I" 3"'")aE
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-10-19
PATRoSIzE ADVERTISING HousEs

PATRoNIzE ADVERTISING HousEs.
One who knows what he is talking
about, discoursos in this wise: When
We see business firm giving publicity
to their particular branch Of trade We
argue at once that such house il
alive to tho requirements Of the times.
1t implies not only dcep sagacity, but
likewise that sort Of liberality which
is sure to attract the attention of the
trade. Many establishments forego
the benefits Of advertising from a
spirit Of mere pcnuriousness. They
reason this way: "Should we incur
an outlay of fifty or hundred, or
five hundred dollars, possibly we may
mover get it back again--then 1t would
be thrown away" These are timid
or stiDgy men always, and property
belong to past generation. The true
man of business, appreciating the fair
advantage of being represented in
newspaper columns, looks upon adver.
tising as "bread cast upon the watcr''
and should he find no fruit Of his
expenditure, he rests at ouse, being
fully satisfied that it "will return
after many days"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-10-19

THE DEATH OF A HERO Among
those killed at Metz lately was the
famous Baron Henri de Riviero, who
made sensation 10 this country soma
ten yoars ogo by marry ing u rioaa 90.
bile widow, and subsequently in be-.
ing prosecuted for the recovery Of
certain moneys in this city by d rich
French lady with whom he had been
travelling and fourshing in both hem.
ispheres like an East Indian nabob.
Let this be said Of him, however,
that If he lived the life Of ga gay
Lothario" he died the death Of b hero.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-10-19

OFFICE NEW YoRK ASSOCIATED
Press, New YoRK, October III, 1870.
= At special meeting of the Nov
York Associated Press, held this day,
Jail the members being present, the
following preamble and resolution was
adopted
Whereas, false reports have been
published by the Tribune, charging
upon several members of this Associ-
'ation the theft or improper use. in n
|multilated form, of special dispatches
TO that paper. It is hereby.
Resolved, That this Association au-
thorises contradiction of the report
lin tho papers of che Association, and
they can have an exclusive right to a
despatch Of this character; and all
who print the whole or any part, as
they choose, have, an equal right to
consider it as their own.
1t was ordered by the Association
that the foregoing be signed by the
President and Secretary Of the New
York Associated Press, and transmit
ted for publication to the members of
said Association and to all newspa.
|pers receiving dispatches from this
fsignedl DAVID M. STOWE,
President.
Isaac w. EEsLAND, Secretary.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-10-19
General Wadt Hampton OH the Issue.
70 General M. c. Butler:

10 GeHeTGt M. ". OuUef
My DEAR GENERAL Your oom-
munication, asking me to give you on
account of what transpired at the
Interview / had with Governor Scott
in 1868, reached me on my return
home day before yesterday, and in
accordance with your request, beg to
make the following statement A
few days after the murder Of Ran.
|dolph, was requested by Governor
Scott, through friend, to call on
him, which ! did OH the following day. .
AS no one but Governor Scott and
myself were present at this interview,
[ sh all not repeat what was then said,
and will refer only to what passed at
Ia subsequent meeting. BY request
[ called again on Governor Scott at
his house. on the night of Tuesday,
October eth, accompanied by TIVE
Friends. 10 the conversation that
'nsued, I told Governor Scott that as
Grants election was now rendered
hearly certain, the vote Of this State
would not effs,t the general result,
cut that our people would settle down
nuch more quietly if the vote of the
'tate should be cast in favor of the
Oenocratic candidates aud that re.
:arded it Of great consequence in tho
interest of peace that such should be
:he case. To this Governor Scott
greed, and after further conversation
made the following pledges ::
First. That he would use his influence
0 make the State go Democratic.
second. That he would endeavor to
induce a sufficient number of the col
red members of the Legislature to
esign, so that the whites might secure
strong representation in both houses.
rnird. That he would appoint to office,
whenever he could do 80, such men as
were recommended by the Democratic
'arty. And fourth. That he would issue
proclamation commencing the ac-
ION of the executive committee, and
aliing on his party to exercise the
same spirit of conoiliation and forbear-
nce as tho Democratic party had
been urged to do in the address of
heir executive committee. This pro.
cIamation was written, Gas I was sub
equently informed,) by one of tho
gentlemen who was present at the in
tcrview; was signed by Governor
Scott, and published on the 9th of
October.
As Governor Scott has broken faith
with me, [ no longer regard the ooms
|munication he made as confidential.
You are, therefore, at liberty to use
this letter as you may please.
l am, very truly, yours,
WADE HAMPTON.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-10-19
THE RECENT NoRrH

THE RECENT NORTH CAROLINA
TROUBLES - RALEIGH, Oct. l0--The
|solicitor Of the seventh judicial district
has refused to send bin of indiot.
|ment before the grand jury against
|shose citizens Of Caswell county mr.
rested by Kirk, by order Of Governor
Holden, and bound over by Chief
Justice Pearson to answer the charge
of implication 10 the taurder Of State
Senator Stevens. The solicitor said
that the evidences 10 insufficient to
find Q bill.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-10-19

Reference to tho record in tho
Clerks Office will substautiate the
foregoing.
Cnmmcnt on tho sale (1) made by
j. w. Harrison and r. X. Scott to
Cochran is unnecessary. l refer to
General II. N. Garvip, by whom the
facts were obtained.
Very respectfully,
r. w. FoLuER.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-10-19

A Raj At THE GlaLs.---An Omaha
Sleoturer thus discussed the question
the other night: .llGnH a4t..s
"Twonty years ago, the ladies were
{their own dress makers, and how
beautiful they looked to tho brave
zmen who then eourted them. Then,
sthey wore no hoops, no switches, ( no
1 3anything, but were Just las God msdo
Them. A lover could then tell wbeth-
ter his love weighed 100, SO or rs
9pounds could tell at a glance what
Sshe was. But now they could not
tell whether the girl was made by tho
}dress maker or by God /; they looked
her over and were not sure, she was
snot half cotton !; touched her head
Sand didn't know whether they fclt
10 natufe's hair bra musty waterfall;
..Tuentyo years ago.. we were oil bettor,
looked better, and were botteg Chria1
Stians. We had progressed for the
worse, aud as we continued, so would
tho boys follows
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-10-19

s rumor which has for some time
|past obtained credence, gains strength
that Secretary Cox, at Washington,
proposes to retire soon from the Cabi-
met, In conseqr ence of his disgust at
the corrupt practice Of exacting COM
|pulsory contributions from oflicc-hold- i
|ers for electioneering purposes. He
has the temerity to maintain that
loffioe.holdcrs, while absent from
Washington, strolling through tho
country for pleasure, should not be
!paid. Aud for those anti-radioal
|opinions, General Grant--the prince
|of idlers and stragglors--is showing
bis teeth at Secretary Cox, and threat
!eniDg to dismiss him as one of tho un-
faithful.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-10-19

The wealthiest people in the world
are tho Usage Indians. in Kansas.
The tribe numbers three thousand, and
have after all expenses are paid, one
hundred and sixty acres Of choice land
per capita, and $6,000,oe0 in money.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-10-19
We believe that Mr.. Tim otby Hur

We believe that Mr.. Tim othy Hur-
ley is considered a man of mark and
authority and influence in the radical
party of this State. From card
published by him in the Charleston
Republican, of October ii, it will be
seen what his views arc as to the
duty of the people to have fair cleo.
ton. The following is the card
A FAIR ELECTION.
To the Friends Of the Regular Ticket
ofthe l2M Of September:
The Managers of Elections having
been appointed, grave doubts exist as
Ito tho fairness Of the election. desire
TO say in behalf Of the regular Conven.
zion and Mr.. Bowen's interest that ,oe
will have fair oleoton, NO MATTER
WHAT IT COSTS. No man shall be
permitted to tamper with the votes.
IA committee will be appointed to
WATCH THESE BOXES and to guard
them after the polls arc closed, and
to see that they are placed in secure
place until counted by the Commission
|ers of Election. Again, I repeat,
|overy vote cast in this County, no
matter for what candidate it ia cast,
must and shall be counted for him.
TIMOTHY HURLEY.
We propose now that our friends
lin every County in this State take
this text of Timothy's and act upon 1t.
let the Reform party in every Coun.
|ty see to h that We have fair cleo
hon and a fair count, just as Timothy
Hurley proposes.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-10-19

UNDIrLoMArIc.-Somc undiplomat-
ic ruffian in London newspaper, re-
ferring to a direct contradiction in
the statements of Bismarck and
the celebrated Russell, of the London
Times, says one or the other of them
has lied. This is most libelous and
|scandalous allegation, growing out Of
ignorance of tho fellow making it of
the habits and customs of diplomacy
The proper thing to say is that Bis.
marck and Russell have conc upon a
difference in the construction of o
fact, but that negotiations have beeu
entered into whereby it is hoped that
1.-THE statements of both gentlemen,
though of Numerically opposite
!character, will prove to be entirely
correct. The honor of two great ma
Isions requires this, and the triumph
iof diplomacy will render it compare
lively easy.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-10-19

HoRRtBLE ScsNE At AN EXECUTION
The Vienna Wanderer relates hor.
|rible scene which occurred at Corinth,
in Greece, at the execution Of number
|of brigands. The criminals were six
in number, and two Of them drew
|daggers at the moment whom they
were to lay their heads under the fatal
axe, and rushed upon the executioners
with frantic fury. One of tho latter
owed his safety only to coat of mail
he wore undor his shirt, while another
was dangerously wounded. Tho rest
had to defend themselves with their
axes and knives against the robbers,
|and did this with so much fury that
two Of the criminals wero dead and
chopped to pieces before their heads
fell by tho fatal axe. This horrible
|spectacle was enacted before on i'm
mense conoourse Of people.
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