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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-16

few persons who have aspircd to the
h nor of becoming monberss.of such
an "august body" that have spent
their time and money to get up the
Fair for the benefit Of the County
exhibitedarticles and had the gratifi-
cation to learn their premiums we're
empty bottles and not little abuse.
IL am satisledpthe Society, did the
best it could, and we take the liberty
TO bay, to "One that Plows" ifhe will
give be paid to zthc Treas
urer, fve hundred dollars by the lst
Of july next. ,hs.Sooie'y will act up
'on-"this suggeetiou.'' Give your
uamcs AMI money aul there may be
les cause for complaint tho ucxt
time. We mnSt MT be dishcn,teuci,
try harder the next time, send twice
as much to the Fair and hops there
will be no favori,i,m shuwu. Merit
Is not always rewarded. We differ
with you, Mr.. Eii,or, as to the Conn.
mittce OH babies ,nink bachelors
might not do SO we'll as Others III and
about Wnnsbo:o-but agree with you
as to the "awkward management" OF
our recent "publiv meetings and GU
'erpriscs," provided, they be publish
ed aud read before, not the day after
they take place.
ONE THAT PICKS COTTON.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-16
Executors Sale of Land

virtue Of authority in me vested by t,,e
- VIII Of Dorcns Moblcy. rs the Exccm0
TOR thereof l will sell to thc highest hii
aer before tho Court House door in W;nns.
oUfo s. g.. on aalesday in December nrxt
all Tint tract of Ind. containing one hnn'
aIed and fifty FIVE acres, more Or Icss ho
longing to The estate Of said Testnior, situ.
n1e on nc waters Of MoLure's Creek. wn-
tsT$ OF hro"i River, in the County Of Fs,r.
ne'" ana tate Of South Carolina md
o"n"ded h. lands Of estate of David r.
Meaa'r, deceased. OF, estate of william NJ.
MobSy' licensed lands Of s. \. Hill and
pr. " A Newbill. Said land cas unon i,
% s"ne negro cabins and is in good ouliiYa.
:T@1saaasss
oae,half of Tie purchase indfi6y in cash
tne haIanco- on credit Of twelve months
with interest from day Of snlc, 10 be neomred
by bond with approved personal seouritv
ana a mortgage of The premises. Tho pur.
chascr TO pay for stamps and papers.
, JOHN MEADOK,
NV -" F~2S' "8Ds l1' Executor.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-16
State Of South Carolina.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
UR.' or COUN0N pLE,S

COUR.' or COMMON PLE.Ih
samuel b. Clowncy, Clerk Of Court of Com.
mon Pleas, vs.. JhmcsF. Kennedy, Admr,,
Of Estate Of Wm, 4. Kennedy. deed and
Isabella Kennedy. heir of sn1 Es,nte-
judgement for Foreclosure aud sale
obedience to m crdcr OF his Honor
Judge Rutland, made in the above
sla;ed cnse. viii sell before the Court
House at Wnnsh"ro, on the first Mohilny
III December Ecxt, within the legn, hours of
sale certain piece. parcel or tract of
land situated in the County md State nroro
said. designated by letter "a" in platt of
survey on file with tho proceedings in tho
case Of Jane Kennedy and W. A. Kennedy
w. Engenia Kennedy and others, CO ntain
ing ninety five and 4 half acres, more or
less md adjoining lands now, or lately be.
longing TO y. Nj. Kennedy. A. Kennedy and
oihefs, nnd certain other tract of land.
s,'nnte' on the water Of Cedar Creek in the
county ana state aforesaid, designated by
'hc ieticf ''B' III said plait of survey, con.
'"'ning TWO hundred and fifty three acres,
more or less, and adjoining land now, or
etely belonging to Thomas 3. Craig, O. NJ.
hc"nedy and others.
Terms Of Sale.
One th,rd OF the purchase money in cash
ana the balance on n credit Of ty.lye
months, with interest from the day of sale,
10 De secured by bond and NOR, gage of each
separate tract. and the purchaser or pur.
ch'sefs TO pay for stamps and papers. Pos
session given On tho first day OF January
next,
Shcriff's Office,
"innsboro, s. c., Nov II 1870.
nov l2-tlx2.
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published to-day. Two, Generals,
one staff officer and $50 line officers
were captured besides %whioh 1876
guns, 5000 rifles. and a large amount
of stores aud amunition, fell into the
hands Of the Prassisns.
LONDON, November 10. The news
IF the bo,nbardmcnt of Hamburg is
hourly expected. The battle of Or
leans was very serious. The Fronch
line extended from eVerdome to
Beaugcucy.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-16

GEN: I,ke ~ IIs r,ry, nv
onr,pn,,n,a nf 10, I,, i.
,ithSd been NAL. .~,.,lr =.
thus descr;b,d ~. IN, '"'s' wv 20
,,l,;,, WIS S''"no"" ~
n"' V's'' oiacN coat ana
- N|'' 'o'''''y 9h"er otl'iStshronded
r'rSe''''' " c"'h'' placid
,L;n 80 "'v w., ''1oV'"S quiet
,,rs h,I 7 'n'P. .,Pl W '"n a. lie srFc,a-
uas I i"0s" oy IN" o"dy'a5,l ne slap
I"N'" o''' t',' Va'",' ana buried
:; ,,,n,, ~ ~, wv WV, Sot 'mc ""'I' forever ne
oH'," ''o 'cVcr"d l2rnl 81 "an .-,. 81 he
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-16
News Item :.

CHARLEsToN, November l2.-Arri-
vcd-Sieamers James Adger, New
YORK ;J. W. Everman, Philadelphia.
LAKE Cry, FLA, November IL
Returns indicate ,h,t tho Consefva-
t,ves uleit the L'eutenint Governor
aah Congressman and have tho Il gis-
lature. The reported riot was tri.
flng-only two negroes hurt. After
firing v"lley iuto tho whites, the
ncgtoe, scattered. The negroes had
sho' guns and muskets the whites huG
pis os. Thirty or forty shots we're
fred ; no whites hurt.
BosroN, November ll.-Countrr
felt twentics or the Oueida NaticIal
Bank of Utica, n. Y. arc circulating.
CrNciNNArr, November IA
despatch from D,yton says private
udvices from Washington say the
Eogli>h mission has been rendered to
Schcnck.
New YohK, November H. The
ste mship City Of Paris takes 5000,
600 IN specie.
Nlw YonK. November l2.- Advi-
ces from Jamaica report the wreck of
the SSrdish brig Emma Sophia, from
Rio Jlneiro for NV O.!cans, with
1000 sacks Of cotf.e. A >sistance was
>ent, but as the weather it unfavoroble
it is thou.3 t impossible to save any
Of the cargo.
WAsnlSuroN, November l3.-Con
gres>ional elections show the follow.
ing Democratic gums aud losses. Ala
baum gain two; Arkansas gain one
Florida gain one; Illinois gain three
Indiana gain one; Louisiana gain two,
Michigan gain one; Missouri gnin
four: NV Jersey lose one: New
York gain four; North Carolina gain
,hree; Pennsylvania gain five; South
Carolina lose two; Tennessee gam
six; Virginia lose one; West vi g;n-
ia gain two; Wisconsin gain one
tota! gain thirty.si loss four. The
remaining elections are in States that
have in the present Congress thirteen
Democrats and eight Republicans.
A despatch to the War Department
says Alabama is in doubt, but will
probably 60 Democratic.
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Terms Of Sale.
State Of South Carolina,
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
COURT or COMMON PLEAS

COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
isabella Kennedy, W. James f. Kennedy,
Administrator Of Estate of Robt W.
Remedy ACKNOWLEDGMENT for en-.
forcing Statutory Lien md Salc.
! y ohe,liance 20 an order Of His Honor
/ Judge Rutlnnd. made in the ab " sta
ted case will sell before the Court Io:sc
at Wiunsboro. on the FIRST Monday in De.
ceu,Icr next, wtihia til" lrenl hours of sale
An undivided hnlf interest In cernin tract
Of land, dr:ignnic'l by The letter &c" in tho
plait of survey, executed by NJ. \ Lcggo.
d. s., and filed with tho proceedings of
Jane Kennedy and ". a. Kennedy W. Flu.
gcnia Kennedy and others containing ,hrce
hundred and one half acres. moro or less,
situate on the waters Of Big Cedar Creek,
In the County and S,nlu aiorrsa d, ard
bounded by land. o' James Kennedy. a. X.
Craig hi us Of estate vi ~. A. Kennedy,
deceased, and others
Terms Of Sale.
One.iliird Of the rurchose money in en- sh,
and The balance on credit of twelve
months, with interest from the day of sale,
to be secured by bond md u ortgase Of tbs
snid undivided half interest in the said
premises. The purchaser to pay for stamps
"nd papers. Possessions given on the fi"st
day of january next. L. ". DUV ALL,
sheriffs Office, S,F. G..
Winnsboro'. s. G Nov II, 1870.
nov t1x2
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coMMUNIcATED
AO! the Poor Indian?

Who is he The vagabond negro
and idlcr No! Bat he is the poor
white mon that owns the land, on
which tho vagabond lives and fattens,
to hate, abuse aud iDiure, the ono that
gives him home aud employment.
Poor people, you muy vel consider
yourselves accursed. Let US zee ;
you are oyerburdcned with taxes.
The entire landlcss herd must be quar-
tered with us. You are rcspun-
siblo and they are not. From
your soil they will live, paying no rent,
and often from your cornfcld, house,
pig-sty or c,t,le pen. Says S.mbu to
Cudj, the other day in our hearing,
"All the lands will DO public lands
soon.' Perhaps SO. The inhabitants
''en maSse" will be paupers when sucL
IS tho case. 1t would seem good poo.
plc of this rich, poor class, That God
has sent such a Judgment on you. Your
ancestors, elbowed tue Indian tribe
f ON these lands, and now comes this
md"lont african to pay you in kind {.
Will you submit to your fate with
the pious resignation Of the true be-
lever and only cxclaim "AiMh wills IL
so ?'
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4Vf. Edtt0r
Your readers will observe that this
circular is sent to clergymep, who are
requested to take up Sabbath collec-
tlons for the object indicated. As it
is contrary to the principles of the
Presbyterian Church to raiso contri.
buttons for o'her than religious pur-
poses, it is hoped that tho mcmb bors of
my congregation will notice the re.
quest of this circular, and make lib.
eral contribution to this noble OBJECT.
1t Is further suggested, as this circu-
lar originated with ladies, that the Ia
di of Wihnsboro take this matter in
md, and solicit contl ibutiyus from
members Of all our congregations.
G. Il. B.
MONUMENT TO oEN. n. F.. LEE.
The undersigned, connected with
the Hollywood Memorial Association
OF Richmond, Va, respectfully request
the friends and admirers of General
Robert Il Lee, in our whole country
and abroad, to unite with them ia IA
contribution for an Equestrian Bronze
Statue of our Chitf;oin, of tho best
workmanship, TO be erected in the SOL
dicrs' portion Of Holly wood Cemetery.
A most eligible site overlooking
this whole section, and in the ccutrc
of the part appropriated to the re-
mains of the dead flom the battle
fields of Gettysburg, has been offered
by the Association to his family for
his final resting place, unler our low
ing and continual care, and that Of
Virginia aud the South. II the body
should lie elsewhere, it is still omi-
nently fitted to erect a monument to
his memory, in the nihst of the he
roes who fell fighting under his Lad
ership. 1t is proposed, that tue
fonrth Sabbath of November, the
9th be observed as a Memorial day
throughout the South, and on that
day every congregation, Christian and
Hebrew, make their contributions for
this object.
Clergymen are respectfully request.
ed to notify their congregations Of
this proposal. end remit the contribu.
tions to the Secretary.
y deposit Of funds will be made at
Richmond, Virginia, aud it is hoped
the requisite au,Junt will be secured
a. once.
Mrs. WM, r.. MCFARLAND,
Mrs. ). W. RANDOLPH,
Mrs. JAMES LYONS,
Mrs. WILLIAM BROWN,
Miss NICHOLAS,
Miss S. N. RANDOLPH,
Secretary.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-16

TO the shame Of Winusboro, bu,
ono church was opened upon last
Thanksgiving day. and though the
weather was fair and bright, but seven
persons assembled for public worship.
We believe wo state the cause truly
"hcn We say, intense disgust at tho
political condition of tho State Was
the reason and we were convinced
that tho thanksgiving being recon-
mcndcd by the Chief Magistrate, and
not by church authority, is an unfor-
tunatc circumstance in this country.
Yet what church authority can re
commend day for the entire people :
Who can play Fopo in this business 2
IT nobody, then why not the Chief
Magistrate : Is it not childish view
of it, to consider the day as Grants
or Scott's Thanksgiving Will the
Clorgy take this view of it on the 25th
of this month : We trust not. 1t is
the thanksgiving day of tho people.
What unsurpassed health have we
in Winnsboro enjoyed. What a boun-
,iful harvest What public peace I!
WHAT domestic tranquility and order
These arc the thoughts that should be
uppormoSt in OR minds.
Bat politics is tho bann of these
thoughts. Tho wrctches that have
stripped US Of liberty and property
calling upon us to thank God, this is
it which has brought contempt on the
day. Thus does wrath against the
oppression Of man, lessen our sense of
gratitude for tho goodness of God.
We will here venture, however, two
suggestions. Do Tocqucville writing
on democracy in America forty years
ago, predicted "the emancipation of
our slaves as certain, and an era of
anarchy and bloodshed as equally Ger
tain in consequence, because, said he,
nothing but concentration of power
in the central government, such as he
regarded as impossible in America,
can prevent it," Think of that pro
phecy. Ponder its roasonableness.
and remember what this profounl
philosopher thought, and what sober
men haye believed, that this concen-
tTaiion of power in tho Washington
Government, at which we chafc, has
prevented. Secondly, the ex pertinent
just tried in our State canvass. has
resulted in q feeling of satisfaction.
We know the full extent and meaning
now Of negro suffrage, and Of woman
suffrage too, which this Radical ring
will fasten on this State in less than
ten years, and it is satisfaction to
knowit.' The negroes will not rise to
our lovel, and our civilization must
override the obstruction of our State /
4evernpsnt being temporarily iu the
htnds of negroes and their chosen
leaders. Is II not matter Of con-
o Z l'r' : Tl-ha ,A!Ek Ne |
- :. @=~ 80. Y@H! 70 a73, .6E.i u
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Market lseDOrfs.

New YonK, Nov. l2.- Evening"
Cotton quiet and strong sales 1900
bales nplands l6s; Orleans l6a.
CHARLESTON, Nov. l2.-Cotton
1niet and firm middllngs Isl salos
1900 bales; receipts 2,272 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l2.- Evening
Cotton firm uplands 8; Orleans
81 sales 10000 bales.
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THE Fair.

The Fair is over and the President
announced it q success, all things con.
sidered. Some are satisfied and s'of
course" some dissatisfied, and not a
few have proven the msolves very good
grpmbllors or(ifSou prefer 4ault6ud.
ors.". Such ever, will ba the case
while exhibitors consider themselves
bidgos.i theif' f'owg sases.s, Woekrow
oa5TS -Gs g!lsarS eg IliW ~ ~ = BIS
ID $50 aasY aidsA t:istsgF4 1881
N15nsA eTissRaG@ - '&'u o5 si.aa /
:~..s 4 . JeS - t.ss...: ~: 80
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Sale Postponed.

NOTICE is hereby made that the sale of
lS the effects Of A. \ Gaillard, decd, nd
vcrtised to take place Monday, 1l,h will
be unavoldably postponed to Wednesday
the 23d inst. H. A. GAIILbRD
nov 12"t2x1 Exor
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TO P1a91eeHssu
AUBREY & CO.. of Raltimorf

w lLL receive shipments of COTTON I'm.
~ der the terms herein specified:
ING o1ton may be held four months from
dny Of shipment. ''''
= rhc shipper can draw from our Agent,
y. ~. Flehnikcn. ! Of the value of the Hcot.
ton IN money or provisions ,r
:, Ihe cotton will be subject To the order of
the shipper. ..f
a chnrgc Of one per cent q month will
DC made upon goods bought from us.
Now Is lbe time to ship.
nov l0-cow3w AUBREYi - CO
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STOCK,
CATTLE, &c., &C.,
Particular Notice.

a LII. those Indebted to the old firm Of
IL kosborough Brothers, will please call
ana settle their accounts Mt once. All ac-
counts unsettled by the fifteenth November
next VIII he placed in an Attorneys hands
for collection.
cot 26x3 J. L. ROSBOROUGH & co.
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Pl"ln course OF utteriy lSnorl0g tho
negro in all of our future plans, cx-
cept to make him as useful as he osb
be made, is now a clear and dcmonstra,
ted thing to those conscientious poo
pic who have hitherto doubted, the
wisdom OF doing So :, We the white
people, now know, that our only hope
ia politics, is id .ourselves, and ,Me
:inaomitadle seif:reliance.os.ounva has.
already isen to' th"~falt height IF tie
emergency il t. Us, amongst 9th r
things, thank God for this.s~- ~, - '''-r-
JcHcrsOn's Statcsnlamship.
Jefferson, if MT the author Of the
State Rights theory of our Federal
Government, was certaiDly elected
President by that party which held
it, and he was, therefore, $ proni-
ncnt exponent. lie was al>o tht au
tnor Of the theory of "human rights
or E'thc inalionable equal politi~
cal rights of all men, which gave
cnthusiasm'to the cons,lidat;onists in
tue late war 80 that both North and
South can claim him as their cham
pion. Lot us c,ntrnst the two theo-
ries: The FIRST is simply politic. Il {:
The second, philo; optical. The first
is drawn from the peculiar antccc
dcnts Of the State, and is, therefore,
historical and partial the second, is
founded on pcculiur view Of man 8
intellectual aud moral nature, and is
therefore, speculative and universal.
The first is suited to Americans the
second, to mankind. The first has
passed away amid the smoke Of bat
tie; Tho second lives in TIE SERIES
OF POLITICAL EXPERIMENTS of which
negro suffrage is the first, and women
suffrage promises soon to he the sec
ond. Moro than any other single
man whatever, therefore, J,fferson
has left the impress Of his genius upon
America. The student who will stu
dy this man profoundly, and will not
accept any onc-sid.d view of his
character, will come to understand in
part the age in which we live, and the
condition of our coun,ry-Je effcrson, !,
author of the Declaration Of Indepcn-
dencc, and founder Of the University
Of Virginia.
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...aas..s Wagon foe Sale.

nhE undersigned has, on hand n Ma |
~ Light Four Horse WAGON q Wh;es IN ]
be had Di8ap for cash. ean aht soe iaSyj ~,
'nA0sslei". 'oi51'q eo.W. H.DUVA4
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TER.NS--/N IDF.iNCE.
A lIi,icOHS Monster,

70. There c%SlS. u,soclc,y, a hideous- mon.
:. stcr Known 10 all, ,rhouG!, NJ one cares to
. disturb it. lis ravagrs arc great and
r Observation-Disclosures. 1t saps reputation,
polsons,e dishonors and ,lrtl"s lhc spcn
dor Of the mos: csii.nablr characters.
1t presents itself under ihr mil,lest and
gentlest forms, and is received every.
where III society. We 6ndit in our
J rooms, IL our families, ~ thc Nalaccs Of
tho opnlcnt,and tho sarrcl Of Tie poor.
1T hasno name beng n more figure Of
speech a. a..avcry word lit is composed
3 OF but ono phrase, aud i, is called they
. say % "Do You know such an one?' is
eOftrn asked. vas the person is pointed ont.
.NtFNo, utthov say his morals are very
J'bade~ ltehas ha'l9 strange adventures,
hls family arc very unhappy" "Are
. you sure p ''No, don't know any
9 thing about it, but they say So" Do
. not trust that gentleman who has such
3 crcdi. and Is thnng g!'rich on yonr
Z guard. Bah his fortuna is iolmcnsc
SEQ what an establishment he has
; Yes but they say he is much involved
, DO yon know that fact Z" No but
. they say so novrr'h, less This they
say is heard IN every relation in itc.-
II is deadly mortal aud is not to b,
grasprd. 1t goes liiihnr and th,lhrr-,
9 strikes and kills manly honor and Ir
male virtue, without either sex being
conscious Of the injury done. Nvcry
d! one, as he reads these lines will remcm
. Der cases illustrating the truth Of wha
we say. "Why because they say so
- Vic. Post
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State Of South Carolina,
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
COURT or COMAON fLE,,s

Geo. II. MoAlaster, James RI Cockrc,, Co.,,
u"l Il. Johnston, vs. Jnhe Is. Rosboronnh
Barrel q. Rosborough, Mary +. Oates
,!awhn j Eannoss AMI her HUSBAND ioa
II. Vnnness "''
In obedience to an order mado bv ii,
IL Honor Judge Rutland, III tho ab,vo
stated cause, | will sell before. the Cnnrr
House door in Winnsboro, on the first Mon
day in December next, the undivided on,
third interest Of james +. Rosborouoh
decd, in II certain pnrecl or tracts of Ia nj
containing two hundred and twenty .aevon
acres. more Or less, Of which jain
Rosborough died, seized and possessaI
situn'c in the County and State aforeso;J
and bounded by lands of Davis Co,lroil
Is. Il Cockrcli, Richard Ca,hcart, John H.
tatllcari and others.
Terms of Sale.
Onc-thtld OF the purchase moncy in on sh
tho balance Oh a orcdi, Of twelve. months
with intc est from the day Of, sale.. TO hc
secured by bond aud martqag Of tho undi.
vlded interest aforesaid in said premises or
oil cnsl', at the option Of the purchaser =
Possession given on the first day of Jan.
uary next, purchaser to pay for stamps and
papers.
L. ". DUVAht, s. F. z,
Sherf's Office,
Winnshoro. S. c.. Nov. II, 1870.
nov 2tlx2
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THAT ELEcTloN BUSINESS The
DcLprge faction are still III high spir
lis, while the Bowen party look beau.
tlluliy blue, despite their intention to
protest he election in Beaufort County,
Which movement, if sncccSslul, would
give MIR. Bowen the sea, for which he
has worked SO hard Mr.. d., Large
counts confidently on the support OF the
State Government, if trouble is hrrwcd
~ Washington, and expects to have
thrcc CongresSmeG and one Senator from
S0n,h Carolina as his defenders at the
National Capital. As a race question
both Elliot and Ranoy will stand bv
Drlarge, and Mr. Wallace is expected
10 dc no less than his c"lorrd colleagues.
i. is understood, besides, that who
ever is elected to the United States
Senate, in the place OF Senator Rohrrr
/ son, will DC Required to pledge him,
self 10 the support oc Mr.. d, Largo.
The colcrcd member. will have a ma
Jorl'y IN the ncx, Legislature. md they
rs we are told, are determined to stick
to their their own people. - Charleston
NevS.
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yS5TlhgaW4esof voters regi, tered in
SNew 6e,k.pp tesho, close dfsthe regis.
Gdaa9nis:l 42G68. The papers oalcu.
Iatsa upon. more thanl so, 900. ~
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TIE RAILROAD "A CCIDENT.- are
called upon, this morhng2to record the
Ldcnth OF two more of the victims of The
Nr'llroad accident of Thursday las,-AIr.
!SIcphen.H. Smith. of Ncwberry, and
1Honator Lomax, OF Ahbcvine. John
:H"Trapp, the colorrd mail agent Is in
aalprecarlonsAs',mtlon. Messrs. Isaacs
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NEVER "KNocH UNDER No
never. Always rany your forces for
another aud more desperate ,sau.r
upon adversely. i calnmnv assail You
and the worla-as it is apt to dc in such
caScs--takrs part with yonr trnduccr,
don't grow moody and misanlhropic,
or worse still, seek to drown your hap.
pincss III dissipation. Bilc vonr time
Disapprovc the slanirr if YOU can, if
not live 1t down. poverty come upon
.yon like 'hirfin The night, what then :?
Let 1t rouse You, as II real thief wond
do, to energetic action. No matter
how deeply you lave got into hot
watcr--alwavs provide that You did
not help the father Of lies to heat it.
yor case If You are made Of the
right sort OF stuff, is not desperate, for
it is in accord with the Divine order
and sweep OF things, that life should
have no difficulties which an homes,
determined man, With heavens help,
can not Surmount.