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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12

PURSUANT 20 the above order Of the Hon
.. NJ Rutland, Judge Of tho 4,h Cir.
cunt or South Carolina, nppointino ,ho
Undersigned Receiver of the planters
nahk or Fairfield notice is hereby oiven
10 az persons having claims against tha
salu rank, that they must be presented and
proven within Forty days from The dnte Of
th'S notice, at his Office in Winnsboro. q. r.
SAML. Is CLOWNEY,
jan 1l-t3x2 Reos;vs,
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Fine Chewing Tobacco.

Messrs. les Thompson & Woodward
will accept thanks for sample OF
foe Chewing Tobacco--tho purost and
best we have seen or tried since the
war. Messrs. Thompson g. Wood
ward have several bikes in store-and
those sho desire a good chew of the
weed had better call on them early.
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Attention 7

AhE Subscriber bogs leave to inform,
~. a y. .ne oi'lzens of Winusboro, and vioinj,v
that ne Is now prepared to do bpiok y W.,
asa p.as'essiHg Of oil description n-bui,d;n~
~ syse.ns. sis GO; Also prepared to contrnct
aor sor orlok and stone buildings ON Tho most
Gooding's. lia'iE 10 '@"na & a. mar.
jan ll-t8 '.o. 'DHnA'
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Oranges! Oranges!

Just received another LOT of fine Florida
oranges: for sale by he barre! or ;,az,n
tai' Mt once as they are going fast.
BACOT & co,
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MULES.

Will receive between The 25th sA
1 January ard 10th February, for. I'm
~ head of broke ond unbroke Ken. E1$
tucky Mules. They con be seen at Cool
jan ll-t3xl
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12

TIE DIrFERENcE.-Thc Federal Con.
st,'ulion provides:
"Section |. All legislative powers
herein gront, d shall be vested IN Con :
grcss OF the United States, which shall
consist Of II Senate and House of Rep.
rcsrn'alivrs"
The Radicals read this section as if
the words "hcrein granted" were not in
It. Those who believe in administering
the Government as the trainers Of the
Constitution intended it should be, read
the above section as it is written.
The section marks the differences
bewccn The British Parliament and on,
Congless. The former possesses all
legislative powers; The latter only such
as are granted to it by tie States. Al
present, however, Congress claims and
exercises powers not granted TO It ; and
we doubt whether it will ever surrender
these usrped powers - Richmond Dis.
patch.
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9oxapnerClal.

WISNsBono. January ii "a bales of
cotton were sold in this market during the
past week at 20@223.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12

Young giIla arc employed as lamp.
gbtors in Buffalo f3o,ar tie
kpavks 60 with thema
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10 .
Pawar SaIhan Mongol, King of Siam
has written a letter to Boston lady
who used to be his precrptress IN Chris
tamly, IN which he thanks her for hav.
ing taught him to tread the straight
"ad narrow path, and begs her to &C
c"pf, rs "kecpsakes from her bobv
inend,' q set of Siameso coins, and =
SILVER cigar box, finished outside with
g'ld. Ito says that civilization has
done wonders for Siam, The commerce
q Bangkok having greatly increased of
la'', and he has concluded commercial |
realles with all the great nations OF the
earth lie says he knows that Christi
anly is good and true, for it carries
WI It success III this worlds business,
and assures us of future happiness.
Two DOLLAR; A PAY AND ROAST
BEEF We all remember IN the old
days, that the promise Of "Lwo dollars a
day md roast beef" was runr rs 3
charge on tho stump aud in the news.
papers, from one end OF the land 10 the
other, against one of the parties of that
'"'t ~" w 'ou ttS SittCl. w naL would
have been thought in those days, of a
prophet who should have predicted the
present state OF affairs in our capitol
where illitsrate numskulls are getting
Seven dollars day and roast turkey"
and turkeys selling at 'hrce dollars a
pair at that?-- italeiyA Sentinel.
REnoGNir,oN OF CUBA.--A letter
from New York Gays: Persons usual.
ly well o,tcd in Cuban matters, fom
The Washington [Adminislra,ion) stand
point, say there is something in a
double Headed telegram the T,ibune
publishes, to he effect that 'recogn;,ion'
viii come at an c"rly dav. Tie pres
sure on President Grant. in favor Of the
step, is known to be very powerful.
from prominent men OF the Republican
party. here and here about, and to tha,
pressure It il thought he must yield,
notwithstanding the scrnplts Of Secreta.
ry F,sh."
e------t.-, -"A 4
Vnnpn ,t la ~ n ,, O l., "A 4
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FAIRFIELD HERALD.
WINNSBORO, $. G.

Wednesday Morning, Jan. IL, 1870.
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y is with ola bachelors as
With old wood {; &c is hard 80 zee
them started, but whom they'do. take
fame, they burn hrodigio1ay. y.!'esH !
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{. a little girls delighted at sthe sing.
ing ofsthe bobolink, naiyely asked her
,mother, stWhat makes ,6a sing. 40
sweet--do he eat flowers i,,A,,oi.e
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In India tho elephant is made ser
v'ceeble before gigantic plo#. The
implement is guided by two men, and
turns up huge ridge and forms y fur.
row three feet deep by four and one.
half feet wide at the top. s4rf s..
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Testimonials from England.

Special Notices.
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The Republican states, that J. u .tAl
sstton, agent of',he Chicago Scandinavian
,EnigTant Society heresis contracting
WIN Planters, for a !supplyrf two hun
ased laborcrs per week, Norwegians.
Swedes, Danes, Germans, and others.
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The Chicago Times says of Stanton
aHe Is dead, and he leaves behind
more admirers of his determination
and fewerfrieuda, than any other ma n
OF his prominence whom tho country
has ever known" ."ag.t.f
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12

In a recent | otu,c OH the "Tcansi-
ton Period Of tho United States," in
i 'aton, before tho Mercantile Libra
ry spclation, the Hon. G. s. Bout
well, Secretary of the Treasury, made
the following remarks:
bat duting all this period there
was between the slavcholding and the
non -slayeholding sections of the coua-
try contest for mastery. and each
succeeded in tho particular line in
which it entered. Tho South--the
slaScbolding scction--struggled for tho
mastery in the government of the coun-
try, in the politics Of the country. The
institution of slavery gave wealth and
luxury, opportunities for attention to
politics aud matters Of governments, to
u small class in tho South, and these
opportunities being availed of by por.
tions of the poop'c in that section of
tho corptry, they came actually to
control tho Government On the
contrary, tho people Of tho North
sought for mastery in the develop
mont in agriculture, in manufacturing
ard mere ntilc arts, and III commerce,
and in those pursuits acquired the
mastery. The Civilization Of the
North was progressive power, in
crcasing population, augnenting all
tho resources OF his section, which
were being rapidly developed, while
under slavery the reverse was the
genera. condition. So that it hep.
pened when the struggle came that
tho North had possession of all those
materials essential to sue cess, and il
the South had been left without the
opportunity Of ayailipg itself o.
'neans of carrying on the war defraud
cd from other sources, and had had tc
depend upon its own means, then til,
war could not have lasted moro thar
two years, or two and a half years a
tho most. In 1860, when the men 0
tho South abdicated their power, sucl
an amount of property had not bee,
in the hands OF an aristocraoy 70
centuries. When the men Of tn
South left their seats in Co, gross On,
abandoned power, tl.cy obdic;,tcd sue
an amount of power IS had not been j
the hands of al aristocIocy for sever a
cent? rics. When tho mon Of IL
South, Representatives and Senator,
left their seats III Congress, thoy oh;,n
doned power, such as was not wielde,
by Cromwell, such as was not assum
Oh by William Of Orange"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12

Tho best sign for tile peace Of Europe
Is found in tie fact that the Powers are
preparing themselves so splend,,lly.
Here is he sick man liimself.a buyer in
on oar markets of three hnndl@d and fifly
tgo",and y , Springfield muskets.-Nsv
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12

Miss Jinglesby bays the best way to
sss 5ga. Z aasss q. Z hpsba$d isto marry % ooas
seottonef..F S7fNtNf wsasisi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-14

Milne, as usual, turned out a round Re
publican victory Monday. We have
elected the Governor, the Legislature, and
alt five members Of the House OF Repre-
sentatives. The Legislature will choose
an United States Senisor tosucceCd Hon.
Lor II MORRILL, The contest Is be-
tween Mr.. MORRILL, aud Ex-Governor
CHAMBERLAIN; and It seems to have en-
tered largely into Mondays election
for the Legislature, The Republican ma
JorititSare mot yet fully known, but they
are doubles much below ihose Of last
year, when The majority for Governor vas
11,724. The Republican candidate for
Governor was Sidney PERAAN; The
Democratic, CHARLES ". R6BERTs: The
following Is q list Of the candidates for
Congress, and the Republican mAjorities
in the several districts two years sgO:
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Hon. BENJAMIN Stanton

viii speak for the Republican cause as
follows: ~. AtA
ChallestOn, KsnsWha county. Saturday. oe'o-
B' !; :1ii KanawA. eOuB'y, Noadny, oe
cOslsnouth. KInnvha county, Tuesday. De-
Baa;io. Putuam county. Thursday. October
Point PIeasan', Mason county. Saturday DC.
BSrSourtyIIIs. C4bell eounty. wednesday, oe-
WsyDe c. H.. Wayne comfy, Friday, oetO-
beI u. t.tf
Cefedo, Wayne county. Saturday. October Is.
JSekSOn c. H., Jackson county. Thur0day. DC.
Rde6e c. r., Roane county. Saturday, oetO,
beF q.
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=. A MESSAGE TO TIE LADrEA-It Is not
necessary 70 coat the fs'led fibers with
filth, or TO stain the skin, 10 order 10 renew
in your blanching riDglets the lustrous
hue Of their prime. PHALOS's VrrALIA,
OR SALVATION FOR TN HAIBs.as clear
and transparent 4 fluid as that which
sparkIes in your cologne bottles, effects
the change more satisfactorily than any
other preparation in the world. cod
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Cen. 3 Nnthan Coz. IT.,

The Republican candidate tor Congress
in this District. viii sddress the PeoPs'
Is IolloWss
Beayood. N.r.lnl eoupy, weAaeSday nighs
tSssF0a. : Nnnh.a comfy. Thatodsy atsz.
Nes Gsrf6sviIE<. wetSel eooasty, Saturday
WsIIs6GFE. BSooks eoSnty; Tuesasy Hife1noOa-
: EiIzsSEsh, win ooasy. satrrsy, sspten'
beE 3Ith-
Other appointments win be announced
hereafter.
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THE LATFsT. AND CHOICEST.

SRA MOSS RARTHR-said 70 b veTy lne fox
Desserts and an elegant and dainty
dISh foE tie Siek.
CO.'S SPARKLING 0ELATLNE-An Old a.
YoCito with the ladieg foT JelElss-
bgighE clear and beautiful
SUPERIOR SHERRY WISR-JRSG TIE Aghel6
70 ne win C91ts Gel1ttne --0E rich
and1usetous AaTOE.f
BAKERS Coc0A=WAEE1nted Pano, = delicious
and HatEidb1s beTeF1ge.
HRCKRR'8 EAHTEA= Prepared especially fOE
fnTdllds and children.
NGuSTURAB1TrER-TAe gsuuine article
~ 1sdies Ind ehildfen IN feeble
VINE or PEPsIN-The most psrfeet remedy
tOI Indige ti01 and dyspepsia,
CORN STARCH-Tor PudAiRIs and C1StaEd9.
TAPT0CA-Agpl eldld dessert, GEheE Alone o.
with Berries.
At LAuGHI1N, SMITH q CO.,
junfi Wholesale pEuREista. Main St
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IT krepoFted q duel Is imminent be-
tween Generils Jordan and Quesada, 10
Consequence Of IN article by the Latter
plblbhed ID the Spanish paper in New
York.-E1fh. @ ~
Wshope irwin DO fatal tobosh, Is we
have long since been tired d reading
theif names IN the bulletins fron Cuba.
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.C0yeTDoy ", p, Steyenson
WVVV'US' =
VIII speak At

NozndEyflle, Saturday, Sept I1th-
WeIlSbdEE. Tuesd8y, sept 9th,
PSIfe1bIrR, Wood county, Friday, Sept I'd.
HSrTiIViIIe. Ritehle eoanty, Saturday, septsm'
csiEsburE, HnnisOa eoup'y, Monday, Sept.
Pru.tytOvn, Taylor county, Tuesday, septsn-
: niHaIaE.On, Marion eoanty. Wednesday, Sep
1osr16tova, NOnO1snlIs Co, Sept a0sh.
Othx appointments WILSON be added.
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Iftbe baBIrE eruIdfs de-,nuTeI he In,


Iftbe t,BlrS enid h. de-,npTe1I he firyt
rsI-llt voI8 g ~ fucrIl coIIfefio1 q
go oCSIl ti,eff 81 100 oE 49, 70
r. b9lliDe-grDe.Il a z e17iutHV. tIIfinz
sfTiEs5eT "a TII-IInfl ITitHrrlt 4 l-FIi.
.lelf1 - FIIiolIT. Ind T,e;TIf TO- IS
Q - on opIllcll,,ec leou ea,t1l DE
IoldS VIIiFejll - liSr7y.0gn, H18 1IbIcll
~ RI deooSited e tle Ir;iSsIlFly = e.
eTTity 5flor their eirculSti0n-the uStioa
To1flfSTe 10 nav ~ inieFeS8 On theIn
eTactIT e sfet01ore M mi vo1A
b. a DIR clnitSl a11 iTlSiDe.1l are by
law tgYIfjEs D. fio1.-IJv State,
cJouuties Gnd e;f;e,S tbe as 10000 peT
ye,9Y. non U9il 81 fFeI8 e 1stiGnSl and
Iocai 49,. ND m Sc thrown AMY.
Ami ~ - TolH Be Ia, q The So.
,IIge avt1lll (ieei;le IN ffaEtlleH r
80 a GTeenhaeI IeZal tenders uDeonSti-
tTfio5Si n r, fiiId have 4 certain eGEtlil-
I0e1t n .eIlTFls.I.1.y. JFFeekfnE an TIE bQsi.
- oStbe Comfy and pEOdlCiDg de
,EIos4 TideT1lElc4ld hEnuefSl dfsHste3G Ned
/ dTEi nj lonEer On This meaSure Of
DenoerstiercETm?
Aiy-.yS a. he wron1 side.
80. (. q 81 -
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eld nne!g solsaE Y l5;3Loss 2 t..sEl1l
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IRIS aid President Grant has rendered
The EnSliih tISIOn to q gentleman living
IN the Nest who 3 better known for his
literary attatnments and scholarly pccom.1
pllshmentS thanas apolldCt9n.
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DIED.

WHRLAS.-In Cincinnati, on the morning Of
Sept. 9th. Is.0, At . 0'eIoek, 1IcHAE1 WHEIAN,
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New Advertisements.
TBT AEihorityoft - 5oTCDr.I

by AGthoCity q IL G0TeD1.I \
No. ST. Joint ResolatiOaP ropolin
an henineRt 20 Tie c0lbtiEltea
,Of til STATE. ft AZ
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"a - ToeP q "a e'eefiCas NJ within he eige
d. 6istTicRs b VIA thsg rc1peeEtVe!Y fe14elSs
klfrl9 rEFSaa-B10 = 3 lRtlofs q q
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ShfFfy 6Iyl ReEI pEGce3inS sseh or. aA4u be
PeEGit1sa 70 yOtS Vht1s s1eA d4sss1isy e9a.
frIlI all7,saaslsil1 s's-- -.
1900 Rse.sss4sy, 8 "a -, $780,,
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PIIee. REuuoa, stlEgiAa, su1ne1 40 WAL
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above Fes1tlESol "a 06ople1.
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9esse H.J C0Ok. Cane DaEis, Dayton, Dec
lie, Go'A. H6EEaR .KnaDee LaolaFds PatEiei,
P6slpa, Rams3eTl aSd Ho1ag-A
I'm. SAIS EEEE=AessiA- ltoEell4aa1 Aa-ag4-
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PIfNRRAL NOTICE.

The funeral d AL1EET n. HAILoEEIL vim
take place from he reSidenea Of bis mother. on
John EtEeet, near SIKH, this morning At nine
o'eloek.
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Tar Chicago calls Dom Plat sthe
Cincinnati Oa1lmeretals Guerrilla At large
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No. la-NcLars Hoase parse, ". P. Gooduin 1
Co.. proprietor, premium, value $!D,
Pitcher and Goblet foe Running Hors%h
Mares O GeldinES; mile heats, bAt 10
s ateh RelShts
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Zen. r. n. Harris

WIN speak at
NO1nATIIIe, Saturday, September Il.
PnIkGrSburE. Friday September =.
HSETiSTiIle. saturday, September q.
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No. 1I-Stanm and Eeim Ho7Se pare, premium
- &5OEc tie fastest Male under the saddir;
mile heafg beE1SfHS
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Ten PEI cent entrance upon ali The above. sz
eept p1rSes for Silver Pi8te, which are frSr
Entries to close 3t 0heboek On The evening pre
Tto1S TO the Eaea. Battles en- Be- mSde Hndef
eoTeE q the once On Tie grounds during The tIy.
O At Tie once Of he President, No, ltSS NAia
street Wheeling. Three entIieI 70 Al and Two
Ihe s6Ove Tfotting Races YIN Be conducted
under the rules Of the SatIonal Association. The
Running Races under tie B0ekeye RuleS.
A horse distanefRg the feld VIII Be entitled to
receive the inst mo0ey only. Where Only wv
homes start Tie third premium will rot b
N eaSe q uulsvO1aHis weather. o. Ouhef uua
VOidSblO causes, Tie Society shall have the night
70 PoStpOne any 0f The shove PgEBes to taTnfs
time. UpQn giving notiee thereof
Heats 70 eaeA days tse9S U1l b ealltd alter
DIRECTORS.
Th01. HoEnbtook, Jacob HorBb'oaE
A. J. RAn1en, John Bishop.
Anton ReyHaRn, Y. l. on,
ThOs. Pollock, J. l. HobbB,
John NeLnre, Wm. n LGi
John A. Armstrong. J. X B0tAtoFd,
IT3 rI3l SaHIel NeCI4Ial
TH0S. H0RNBROoE, PREiEOkST
JOHN BISHOP. SECRETARY. jy0
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ FoR sHERTRR.-EHtR5 LaEe1G0e.
iGSS2h ar: Yol win please Announce John
Howell Of Clay Township, - an Independent
CanAidate @E Sheriff Of Ohio County GE the en-
SlinE eIectiOn, subject 70 no Star Chamber de.
tAho0 nor packed COnTODttOn.
EuG3.S MANY VOTERS.
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Tourth Doy-SaturdaI, Sapl. I;lh.

No. -DaBey's City Hotel pzrse. John DALEY
proprietor, premium, VHlue $40, SihH
.El Set fox AStest TrOIttnS DOablc Team 90
Waeoa; mia hesta, best lin 5
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g--..-sss-s.r4s 3 - = 2 - Z
etEl9en4n
OFFICE: Bo. Is quiney Street.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. II, 1870.
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.
uEo0VE
WILLIAN Z STEVENSON.
Of Wood COlnfy.
aBruIIET or mn BRA8E,
JAMES Il PIPES,
a.s..s.--Cf lE1IsAnz Cosy
fs AruIJuA
TBoNAS BOGGESs,
OsRone CoEnty.
TnZAFrw,
JANE 4 1LACACLBT.
OF ohso CoEssY.
AT1SEEBT sEamGL
4. BOLTON CALDWELL
OF Ohio COaS:y.
rpSEGrEEE1E oOrB7 or ArEEEA
JAMES H. BROWN.
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M aosgEEsS-VIEyT Blis7EsgR.
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OEHBTiS0s COQnty.
"a cOEsrHss-s8oUsD pEz1nT.
JAMES c. NnGEEW,
o. Prstoa COasty.
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jobs 8 WITCHER.
Tos NAN sESATE-TIEsT BaSTEbT.
JOHN C. HEEyEY,
OF Ohio CSan;y.
OLEO County Republicans Ticket.
TOE sCrsE o. uE-E0AEEA
RIJEARD n ATKINSON
JOHN X HUBBARD.
WILLIAM L PARKINSON.
Tna tHEEIT.
RICHARD 5 Brown,
10 uGEG ~ TBS c1scTn cOcET.
SAMUEL B NCcoLLoCH.
rig EDcUGDER,
JOHN r.. SCHULTZ.
TOR PEOIBcUTESO ATTonET'
GEORGE .. CALDWELL.
ToE GlsE1S0ls, " y
CITY Disthet-ELUAH DAY.
cG1nty -J0SEPH WADDEL.I-
,cUESEE sCEVgEsa, y HE-.a
I'D. WHIFHAN.
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Ran9eSi.1 "a DEM .3L
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v, Eugene Hale PhiandeE J. Carlton. 2'bOS
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WHEELING ISLAND,
Win issueTiekets Al half Ire
EInt D.y-NslaesllI, e. l4Ll.

First Day EedassilJ, Sspt. I4tI.
No. 1.-Prenium $4o0 for RaekIns Q, PseiaR
HOues, 4GTes q GelainEs, 70 q - lAsJ
r please nfle hiAts. best In s SIS 10
6rSt bocse. So 70 seoood: $50 t6ird.
No. a-Prrnium $50 to- TrO,tinz St1lliol, IL
harness nile be8ts, best ain &lN 10
e int hoESe, - 70 seeood, 80 TO IALsd
No. 3-PFeaIurS Of $40 IL Tro,tir- Uo,,,..
Mares q Ge1dfngs, in harness, hat have
never begtea minlIeS n pahlIc: mix
he bAtB. best Sins 81 = GEst bone -
70 seaoDd.
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No. s.-PremIua $50 Sor Running Hosst,: tao
mile heats, best IN 4 $50 TO ErSt
bore, 500 20 seennd. SO . thitd.
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tRspaBlieaR Pledges hat Have been
n Kept.

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SeeoDd Dsy-Thlr.lsy, sept. I;lA.

no. S-Premium 500 fox Trostins Hone4.
Mares o. GeIdfRES, In harness, that have
neyeT beaten 20 IN pQblic; nie heati,
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Fsoa Sat1tg .c'Bfz't so. Bsat 4sJsep- &,
Inhc4 Eur TIE lsSt twenty years Il has
seemed fmpo BE ior ibis Democratic o.
glni1stion q . party, 70 ga On the night
Eide Of any iss1e, DeW- o. Old. When
Border Rift4iS dFGFe the people d tKAa--
Is fun Their polls, md b Gaud1leIt
votes elected 9 Pro S18Ve5y Legislature,
and finally sought % impose ahstet1l
Constftuti6n etI6 hing SlSEeEp th9e on