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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-22
GOiG Weather..

The rigors Winter arc at last
upon lis. The wca athcr,for tho past
th'ee or four days has been extremely y
rosd, and ice was seen yesterday
morning. "Jack ]'ros'," too, has
taken up his abode with us, and VIC
may adwzlook kaf0raiassffequ quolt tt appear.
ancc in our midst.
s'Thc clcrk Of the weather., predicts
severe Winter, and we advise our
friends to prepare themselves accord
ingly, not even forgetting for The "in-
ner man."
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SherifT's Sales.
Tho State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD

COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
John Mcador, E1'or Of Will Of Dorcas Mob.
Icy, deed, ~. Sarah l.. Bouluare and
husband, O.mond Bonlwnre. Dulc,na
Kerr, and husband, William Kerr, and
others Court Of Probntc-Judgmcnt for
Sale, SC.
In pursuance Of an order Of the Court, Of
Probate made in the above stntcd cause. !
will offer for sale, nj public cutlery, to The
highest bidder, before the Court Heuso
door in Winnsboro. within tho legal hou. 8
Of sale on tho first Monday in December
next, tho following described. property, to
wit:
All that tract Of land Of which William
NJ. M"bley. deceased, was seized md pos
scsscd NJ the time Of his death, niaiming
Four Hundred und Ninety Acres, moro or
less. situated in the County Of Fairfield and
state OF South Carolina, On McLaiIl'a
Crock. waters OF Broad River, mn. bound
ed by lands Of cstntc OF David X. Ncador,
Of kohcrt NJ. Stevenson. lately land Of
Asnph Hill. Of William Smith. OF estate of
Gilbert NJ. Chapman, s. A. Hill and others
Terms of Sale.
Onc-third cnsh and the balance Of the
purchase money on credit OF twelve
months. with interest from the day Of snle
10 be secured by bond of the purchaser
AMI mortgage Of tho premises, purchaser
TO pay for stamps and papers.
l.. W. DUVALL, s.P.C
Shcrn's Office,
Winnsboro, Nov l8, 1871.
nov l1-t1x3
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ESTABLISHED 1859.

GM lREsPECTFULLY in. 81 eezsss ssse,; !, - =:
RI& form the citizens Of |1' ~
Winnsboro and Fairfield District, that ]
havo just returned from New York and
hnvc purchased a full assortment of Watch.
os. Jowelry, Clooks, Spcotacles, &c., and
will sell at tho lowest prices, and would
respectfully nek tho continuance Of the
patronage Of my old friends md customers.
All goods warranted ae represented. lam
prepared ID do ell kind Of Watch and jew :.
slry work and have always good ,tocl Of
good material on hand, and will guarantee
satisfaction. All work warranted.
CHARLES MULLER,
aecend door from Col. Non's Office
O0LS
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KETCiiIN g. ROBERTSON,
CONGRESS- STREET.
oct 12.
Sheriff S Sales.
The State OF South C..rOiina.
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.

OoON L VI II ~ ~.
James NJ McCollum. Admr. OF Esato OF
WR Crosby, decd, VI. James w. Crosby,
Francoo Yonguo and hor husband Jas.
W. Yongue and othors-Judgment for
Salo, Sc.
in pursuance Of an order Of Court made
in the above stated cause, l will oifvr for
Sale NJ public aucti"n, to the highest bill
der before tho Court House door IN winns-
l,oro, within the legal kouis OF salc, on the
first Monday in Dcccabrr next, the follow
ing described property, town:
tract tf land known rs tho cold
Place. containing Eight Hundred and
Thirty seven Acres, more or less, situate
partly in Fairfield County and partly in
Chester County and State arorc aid, on the
waters OF Sandy River and boum led by
lnnJs Of the estate Of Coleman Crosby,
Cheslcy Crosby, James NJ. McCollum aud
others.
A tract Of land known M the 'Daris
Place." containing Three Hundred and
Twelve Acres, moro or less, situate in the
County Of Fairfield and State aforesaid,
bounded by Broad and Sandy Rivers, lnnds
Of Ehralcy Doulwarc and the aforesaid
tract known rs the "Oll Place.
A tract of land known as the "IIill
Place" containing Ono Hundred n,ia Fifty
Acres, moro or less, situate .ou waters Of
Johns Crock, IN tho County anu State
aforesaid. ni"l bounded by lands OF John
Stevenson md Moses &. Stone
10: Of land containing one fourth acre
more or less, situatc in thc County and
State aforesaid, at Sholions Depot, on the
Spartanburg and Union Railroad, In the
fork OF the two roads leading from said de-
pot out 10 Columbia. -. 81 -.
y tract Of lnnd known ~ the "Home
Place." containing Tlrcc Hundred aud
Ninety.six and one-hnif Acres, morc or
less, from which the homeStc cad will hc sci
oil. strate in the County and State aforc.
snid, adjoining lands Of Cil !slcy Crosby. II.
). f. W. Coleman, John Stevenson and 9th.
ers.
A small tract of land containing Twenty
two and n half Acres, more or ,luis, SIT
uate in the county md State nfprcsnid,
within half q mile Of the "lIome Place"
adjoining lands Of Chcslcy Crosby estate
OF a. Il Jennings nrd James McKcowu.
tr ct Of lanl known ns the "hIopticcl-
10 Ilacc," containing One Hundred aud
Twelve Acres. more or less. situate in the
County anl Stale aforesaid, bounded by
lands of william GraT, Jvhn Hutchinson,
lands Of the estate of Isaac Morris AMI
others.
tract OF land known as the "Isanc
Coleman Place." continuing Two Hundred
Flfty Acres, more or loss, situate in the
County md State aforesaid. and bounded
by lands Of j. s. Withers, II. } +. ". Cole
man and others.
Terms of Sale.
Ono third cash, and the balance of the
purchase money on II credit Of ono and Two
years in equal inatnlmcnls, with interest
thereon from the day Of salc, secured by
the bond Of The purchaser ar Il mortgage Of
thcspremscs, purchasers TO pay for stamps
and necessary papers.
T.. W. DUVALL, S. r. G.
Sheriff 8 Office,
Wlnnsboro, Nov. IS. 1871.
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S6 R'piSOelGIs.

We have. been informed that the
pri>on,rs confined in jill at Yorkvillc
unIer Ku Klux changes will pass
through this place on Fridny next
en- route to Columbia to go to trial
next Monday before the United States
Court.
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Fine TurgaIIss.

Mr.. john G. Mackorcll will please
accept our thauks for pair of tho
finest turuips We have seen this SEQ.
son. The two weighed seven pounds
and measured forty five inches in cir.
cumfercncc.
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R'ToIal the Front.

We learn from the Phm.ix that
three persons had been arrested IL
Chester up to Saturday, and ItLat
squads Of soldiers were after Others.
l.. 5. Marshal johnson passed thro'
here ycstcrday morning bound for
",hc scene Of conflict" ... =
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Iiyrllenial.

Married, at Winnsboro, South
Carolina, on Tuesday evening, 18th
November, by the Rov. William Fl.
Campbell, CHARLES s. DWIGHT, to
MARIA L., daughter of tho lato David
Gaillard, Of Fairfield District, s. G.
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ASSiglleo'S Sale.

Byvirtnc Of mn order made by tho Hon.
Geo. $. Bryan, Judge Of tho District Court
Of the United States for tho Western Dis.
trict Of South Carolina, will sell at public
ontcry to the highest bidder for cash before
the Court House door in Winushoro, nt IL
o'clock. on Monday tho fth day Of Deoeu-
Der next, the following described property,
to. wit
The House md Lot in the Town of Wins.
horo, occupied as q residence by Charles
Cnthcart and known in tho plan Of said
Town MS lots No. 1872 and -.
Two hundred and sixty ono (2Gl) acres
Of land situnIc about ono milo west oftho
Town Of Winnsboro, and bounded by lands
Of J. l.. Maciie, Charles Timms, Nancy
Ca.hcart and Others.
Grey Horse,
2 Mules.
:! Cows nnl Calves,
COW,
ITcifcrs,
Wagon.
lot old Duggics.
Belonging to the Estate Of Charles Cath
cart Bankrupt. ..,...i
Purchasers TO pay for papers and stamps.
SAM'L. Il. CLOWNEY,
nov II -x2t2 'i. Assigned. -
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Notice 10 Debtors.

A LII persons knowing themselves indcbt-
IL cd to uB and don't inteud to pay up by
tho 10Th Of October next, will please nay
nothing about il and wo will then kuoW
how 10 proceed 10 collect.
sept 81 l.. W. OLLEVER.
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80 % a -
Wake Up Police.
NJ X - ~. a..

Mr. DIR. Gladnoy's storo was en-
torod again on Wednesday night. A
second story window was forced open,
but Mr.. Gladnoy fortunately camo in
by tho front door just rs tho party or
parties, had reached tho inside of tho
building. Ills appearance caused a
hasty retreat of tho burglars through
tho back door, who undor cover of
darkness mado their escape. Powder
and lead properly administered would
ctfectu"lly check these midnight out.
RACES, which are fcarfulIy ON tho iu-
crease.
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For Sale.

NUILL bo offered for enlc on the first
Monday in December, 1th 1871. bo
forc The Cont House door. at 123 O'Clock.
NJ, NIL that lot Of Land known on Town
Plat M No. s, belonging to, and bounded
on tho North by The Baptist Church, East
by Vandcrhorst st., south by lot owned by
Mrs. l.. u. Smith and part Of loL No. 0, md
on West by The Darkley lot measuring sc
feet Hinchcs front and 2l0 feet dcop. Also
part OF lot No. Q, running &c feet south and
100 feet west, nnd atiaclicd TO above lot
west Of Mrs. Smiths. If not sold privately
before that dry. Terms cash. Purchaser
10 pay cxpcn os for titles. For further
particulars apply 10 7. y. OXNER,
nov li-x2t2
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MORTON HOUSE, d New Southern Novel,
NA. by tho author Of "Valcrie Aylmsr. ~
8Vo, paper. four illustrations. Price 81 !;
cloth $3.50. it is n story Of the South,
thirty years ago, and the scene is laid Gu
tirely in that region.
Tho young authorcss, who isn lady Of
North Carolina, has in her second effort
improved upon tho first Sen, free by mail,
TO nny address, on The receipt Of the riic>
d. APPLETON s. CO., Publisher 9, n. Y.
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, Afr. Editor :

Afr. Editor
Please announce Mr.. j. II. BOYLES, as
q candidate for Sheriff of Fairfield Coun.
~ at The ensuing election, and obligo
nov 22-r Many VOTERS
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s'Ot:I's.

kOErs. ....
Last Monday was the regular time
for tho sitting Of tho Circuit Court,
but tho same irregularities interrupt
ed The proceedings as prevailed at the
LAST term, and iu consequence it ad.
j'urncl TO the second Monday in
March, 1872. '.
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q RATA

Look out for comets shortly. The
appearance Of two Of these highAycrs,
l1nckc's and puttle's, is announced by
the astronomers, the first in the oven.
ing and the latter ia tho morning
skios. ....... -.... ',.
The Lebanon (Ohio) Democrat
holsts the name of W. s., Grocsback
for President, and Carl Schurz for
Vice President. '...
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Agents Wanted For
THE YEAR Of BATTLES.

Tho History Of tho WaPbclwccn France
and Germany, embracing also Paris under
The Commune. 100 illustrations; Gi2 page;
price. $500; 90 900 copic. already Sold
The only complete work. Nothing equals
II 10 sell Making 10000 copies per month
now. In English and German Terms NJ,
cQnalcd. Outfit Sl.2j Address II. $.
GOoDSpEED 4 CO., 81 Park Row, N. Y.
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"Pfoof positive Good lady-"Lit.
Ito boy, have you ovor been bnptiz-
ed Z" Small hcathcn-"Oh ycs,
mum pvc the marks hero on my
ARM
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Railroad Notes.

Railre:ed Notes.
At the lust ,ncoting of tho Board Of
Directors Of the Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad Company, Mr..
b. e. Newcomer, Of Baltimore, aud
Capt w. j. Stanley, Of Columbia,
were unanimously elected to Gil va
cancies in the Board.
1t is currently reported that tho
South Carolina Railroad Company
has purchased II controlling Interest in
the G:ecnvillc aud Columbia Rail-
road.
LII proposed to build n railroad
from Spartanbug G. II. via Laurons
G. II. tosAugusta, Ga. A convention
Of delegates from Spartan.
burg, Lau,eps 9and Edgo6eld Copn.
tier, and from tho City of Augusta,
met in Columbia during Fair wook, to
consider the project and adopt tho
initistory measures in furthcranco of
the scheme. a Committee was ap-
pointed to obtain charter from the
Legislature at it's next session..
This road, if bull, will open up
Largo section of country now deprived
of railroad facilities We wish it all
success.
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10 Remove Kerosene Oil from

Take small quantity of lime, mix
enough water with it to mako it of
the consistency Of thick paste, spread
it on the floor and let it stay from
twcnty-four to forty-cight hours, re-
move it and all signs of the oil will
have disappeared. So says the Will
mington Star.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-22

- l"Pa, is Pennsylvania. tho father OF
oil tho other States p Certainly n OF,
my child, why do you ask that ques.
tlon % "Because ! SEQ all tho nows.
papers call it Pa"
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GROCERIES.

DBLS. Extra G and Brown Sugars, Mack.
- ercl in barrels and hts, bbls. Flour
Canned Goods.
Fresh Pcnchcs, Oysters, Dcyilicd Ham
Tomatoes, Snrdimcs, Grncn Corn Fresh
Salmon, Pino Apple, Jellics, Preserves.
Miscellaneous.
Brandy Peaches. Brandy Cherries, Pickles.
Chow Chow, imported, Fine Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, Segars, Tubs, Buckets,
Churns, Cheese, Crackers, Tin Ware,
Brooms, Parlor Matches.
Wines and Liquors.
Extra Fine Old Family Rye, Old Nectar,
Old Log Cabin, Sherry Wine, Port Wine,
Holland Gin, Purc N. g. whiskcy aud
Rcctitied C,rn Whiskcy.
We make Fine l.IpuorS II &rECiALrY
ana those IN need wIl! do Nyc!l to .p;iy at
Corner No. |
oc.7 II ", DLarONVLa.
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AEJE Ntts'HE;: ;:,r1t,pn =
Attcn.ion is called to tho following
now advertisements:
.)W5 hp3ysd ut lfaHS's. ypLA1
NdtiGg4sMtA NJ nsScTI I&UriGe& y WsR
Gilutiou---W. NJ. Nelson, Judge Of
trobatc., rsua .a,srYa ,,s, .,s,s..e ~
Just ReceiyHeSll- n. i. Elopgn9niikssnsss Elopgn9i kssn
eSbsrigs'ilssssn ilsss .. Llt,oWa plsaSy yassNss .,.
Masonic Mcotingr,W. G. Jordan
s'ccrctaiy. ..
VAiuatlo Load Salc--J. A. Nc
Crorcy, Sr.
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The Chicago Post asks: "Can you
read your title clear to mansions in
the burnt dis. riot p
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HAIEDWh

On hanl o full assortment Of Shovcls,
Spades, Manure Forks, Trace Chains, Bal.
ancea, Stcclynrds, ITamcs, Mul" Shoes,
Nails, Horse Nails. Kettles, Sancc pans.
Well Buckets, AIcs, Ayc handles. Fry
Pans, Stoves, IIatohets, Steel Iron, Horse
Shoe Iron, SC. BACOT & co.
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Sheriff. S Sales.
Tho State OF South I arOlina,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD

NOONl OF FAlKFl lElID.
Louis s. Mullican and wife, vs. J.Ines Ad.
ger McCrorcy and o,hers-In Probate
Court, Petition for Partition.
pursuance Of m ORDER Of tho Court Of
Probate, male in tho above stated cause,
vi offer for sale NJ public auction to tho
highest bidder hcfnrc the Court House door
in Winnshoro, within the legal hours Of
sale. on the first M"nlay in December noxt,
tho following dcscribpd property, to wit:
Tract ''B" situate in part in Chester
County and in part in Fairfield County. in
tho S,atc Of South Carolina. containing
Two Hundred anil Seventy five horea more
or less, and bounded hy lands Of Hugh
Gibson. NJ GLADDEN.. The public road lead.
ing to Winnsboro md hy tracts ~ and O."
Tract ''C'' situate in Chester County, 3.
g., containing Two Hundred md Twenty
eight Acres. moro or less, bounded by lands
Of Hugh Gibson, Il. Young, Mis-. Grafton
and hy tracts 'B md A.
Tract of land situate in Fairfield County.
5. G., containing One Hundred and Eighty
eight Acres, mere or less. bounded by lands
OF a. Hcuty, Daniel Mccullough aud lands
belonging 10 the estate Of Doulwarc.
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RI ia )rS. SsC.

RhIN)rS. &sc. .... .,... ...
.hlr. II. j. McCarlcy has on haud an
extra fine stock Of all kiuls Of Liquors.
Ilo makes Il specially Of fine old
Kcu:ucky Bourbon. Soc Eis' adver
tiscmcnt IL Il, then give him y call.
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"Wid0 Awake and Fast Asiccp,"

" luS AWNkC ana EaSt ASictp,'
A $1,000 pair OF superb French Oh
Chromos-subjccta Lifc %izc,-- exquisite
fac similcs Of original Oil Paintings, Given
Away to every subscriber to
Henry Ward Bccchcr's
Great Literary, Religious Weekly Ncwspa-
per- Agents having great success! One
took 1000 names in 3 months; another
G72 In So days; another ll8 in one week
ono IL in ono day, and many others equally
woll, making from S. and $40 to $40 per
day. Takes on sight, An old agent who
knows, says: ~ think il the best business
for csnvasscrs ever offered. Sorry | did
not engage soonor." Pays better thanan
book agency. A rare chance to mako mon
syl i
Local Agents Wanted.
Intelligent men and women wanted ovcry.
whore. II you wish good territory, send
early f,r circular and terms, }. b. FORD
CO., 81 Park Place, New York; IL Broom
field st., Boston, Mass; 2S5 West Madison,
st, Chicago, Ill.
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EYgIYyg7el Solicited hy MuSN &
IHVHaASN Co., Publishers Scientific
NMAllsaGR4NA American 81 Pnrk ROW

II. !. Twenty-Five years experience.
Pamphlets containing Patent Laws, with
full directions how to obtain Patents, free.
hounI volume OF lI3 pages, contain
ing The New Census by counties and all
l.rgc cities. l4O EngravnYs Of Mechanical
Movements, Patent Laws aud rules for oh
tanning Patents. mnilcd Oh receipt OF 25
cents.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-22

.FHFOiD QUACKS.--A victim Of early in
tza discretion. causing nervous Debility.
premature decay. etc having tried in vain
every advertised remedy, has discovered n
simple means Of sclf-curc, which he will
send to his fcllow-snHcrcrs. Address J. II.
REEVES, 70 Nassau ST., Il. Y. nov 10
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JUST RECEIVED.

pUNE Leaf Lard. in 20 lb. Tin pals, Para.
J. fno Candies, 30 cts. per lb 1 kcg Blue
StonoTl krg English C"ppcras, S buxcs
Italian Maccaroni. 70 cts. pcr h., Assorted
Toilet Soaps. very cheap, Raisins, Currants
and Almonds, Pulvcrizcd and Grnnulated
Sugars, Ne" Hullcd Buckwhcat Flour.
OCT 3 BACOT & co, 4
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AT.

ATT
kETCIIIN 4 ROBERTSON'S.
Extra Mackerel,
In barrels, half barrels, quarter barrels
and kits. all grades Flour, Bacon, Lard
Hams, Mras,cs, Cheese, aud Maccaroni,
Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Crockcry.
Sugars, COlleeS and Teas,
BAaGlN0 AND TIES.
Highest market prices paid for Cotton.
Liberal CASH advances made Oh consign-
mcnts. Cotton shipped to New York,
Bos'an, Charleston, LIVERPOOL and "a.
Fan.
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MI: w GOODS !!
JAMES BEATTY,

u RESPECTFULLY announces 10 the pub.
IL lie that he i now receiving and open
ing (nt the store room formerly occupied by
'acot & CO } new stock OF goods consist.
ing in par. 0: sugar, Coffee, Molasses aud
Syrup Rice, Gagging, Iron Ties, lwine,
Powder and Shot, Axle Grease, Cheese,
Crackers. sonps, Manila Rope, Candles,
Painted Buckets, Tnba and Churns, ,Brooms
Well Buckets and Measures. Soda, Bluo
Stone, Concentrated I.yc. candy, Pepper
and Ginger, Chains, Axes. Spades, Shovels,
Manure Forks Nails, Horse nnd Mulo
Shoes, Tobacco, Tin Ware, Vinegar, Salt,
Bacon. F!nnr, 60 All Of which viii ho
offered nj prices TO sri, tho times
The highest markc, "riccs paid IN Cash
for Cotton and other Prodncc. II will be II
pleasure TO him to show his stock. and at.
tend 10 the wants Of his ircntS. Give hiin
q call. oct 10
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Ia<9cssl LTD oaaas.

WT Messrs: Grif1o s. Hoffman
Newspaper Advertising Agents, Nc,
4 South Street, Baltimore, Nd, are
authorized 70 e9ntract for, advertise.
mcnIs for Tho News & HERALD.
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tItS"ENTs WANTED Agents make more
sna money nt work for us than at anything
e:"c; Bus!ncss light nnd permanent. Par.
!icu!nrs FREQ. q. STINsoN & Co., Five Art
Portland, Maine
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eDcCiiaaG<S,

Wcarc 'receipt of com niunica-
ton sisucd "Long Branch" which We
decline to publish, for reasons that wo
do hot desire TO make public.
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Terms Of Sale.

Onc-third Gosh. for tho balance n credit
IF one and two year. with annual interest
from day of fnlc. purchaser 10 give bond
with mortgngc Of premises, and 10 pay for
all necessary papers md revenue stamps.
l.. W. DUVALL, s. +. C.
Shcrif's Office,
Winnshoro. Nov. ID. 1871.
nov II ilX2
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James NJ. McCollum. Admr. OF Eslato OF
~n Crosby, decd, VI. James W. Crosby,
Franceo fonguo and hor husband jas.
W. Yongue and othors-Judgnen. for
Salo, So.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-28

lie might hold his tongue, and just an
nounce his pictures at the exhibition Mon
day night. They were disappointed. And
we went merely to scr what 4 large au-
dience can and will be turned out when u
charlatan comes along with Jesus and the
Bible on his lips, and canting hypocrisy,
to play upon the fanaticism OF the world.
The house was full, But our advice Is, to
no longer be cajoled by men of this sort.
Mr. Harmon got his money aud passed on.
and, really, he Is doing damage to the
cause Of religion. IiumbnGgcry and reli-
gion have got SO mixed up, now-a-days,
that men OF reason stand aloof. These
pictures Of Christ, and holy things, are
abominablc burlcsQlles, and make stale and
cheap to vulgar company the physical,
when the spiritual is the controlling argu-
ment that holds us all in thraldom.
And now, Mr.. Harmon, we advise you
to study grammar and intonation. and
dress yourself properly. when you come
forth to bewilder the people of Wincles-
ter with Your wonderful knowledge and
travels. ...
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-09-28

We call attention of our readers to the
notice Of the Nashville Fair in this issue.
The Naslvillians are wide awake, and til,
Fair will greatly eclipse any former one
they have held. The citizens and business
men are actively cooperating with ti'
Association, by offering large special pre-
miums, among which is $1,000 for best and
fastest trotting horse, marc or griding, in
harness. mile heats, best three in five, tc
come off OIL the 4th; and they have petit
toned the Mayor to issue his proclama-
ton for a general suspension of business
throughout the city on that day, to which
he gives Il hearty Affirmative response, an(
concludes by the remark that II day of re-
creation could not be appropriated t" /;
better cause. This concert Of effort tol
the development of the national interest,
of our country commands the favorable
consideration of all lovers of progress.