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The following communication has been
addressed to the sheriff of Fairfield County:
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBIA, May 2, 1871.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEpARTaENT.
COLUMBIA, May 2, 1871. :
To the Sheriff Of Fairfield County:
S1R-I have been credibly informed By Q
number OF citizens OF Fairfield County, as well
as by'your own official communication, That
on the night OF the goth ultilno body OF arm
ed men, in disguise, rode into the toWn OF
Winnsboro', and left at the houses OF several
comfy Officers written paper, in which they
were commanded to resign, aud threatened
with violence If they failed to obey. As sou
are the chief executive officer OF the county,
IL Is your duty TO take measures to ascertain
and bring to Justice these masked VlOlators o.
the public peace, and for this purpose you
should promptly invoke all the resources
which the law places at your disposal.
In the last resort, should the ordinary ser
vice Of process prove inadequate to make the
necessary arrests, by reason OF any armed
combination, you will call out the posse CONT
tatus, which call, have no doubt, WILL be re-
sponded TO by all good citizens.
In all cases Of this character, Where cillzens
are put in terror by armed bands OF laWless
men, it is expected that the local authorizes
shall exhaust all legal resources TO give ade-
quate protection 10 lie and property, before
the State Executive can properly inter
vene by extraordinary exhibitions oil force,
hitherto unknown to the administrator OF tne'
laws in civilized communities.
The failure OF the proper county officers TO
exert their utmost vigilance TO detect, and
their most vigorous efforts to bring to punish
ment, all disturbers of the peace, will be DEEM
ed conclusive evidence of their fragrant neg
lect OF duty or inethciency.
1t is grave reproach to the people OF Winns-
boro' that band of fifty disguised horsemen
should have been permitted, undisturbed, TO
enter their town and occupy it lor several
hours, with the declared purpose OF putting in
terror, or ntlicting violence upon the sworn
public officers OF the county.
In this connection, 1t is proper that should
call your attention 10 the recent act OF Con-
gress, which makes all citizens, who are pEivy
10 any acts Of organized violence, and fall TO
give aIy information in their possession that
may lead to the arrest OF their perpetrators.
DQrticeps crinlinlS in their guilt.
R. Il. SCOTT, Governor.
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SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

Female suffrage was defeated in the British
House of Commons yesterday by sixty-nine
majority.
"A dispatch from Bombay, yesterday, states
that Dr.. Livingstone is repor' din Zanzibar.
alive and well, but destitute:
New Bedford, Mass, voted against the sale
Of beer; Lynn, Lawrence and Worcester in
favor.
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. May 8.
Boutwell, returns tomorrow.
Corcoran's health is still improving. Inc
erysipelas is checked.
Among The board OF visitors Of the Naval
Academy is Judge Orr. Of South Carolina. and
T. 2. Stafford, OF Georgia.
The examining board repor: the Tennessee
is srawcrthy.'
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THINGS IN NEE YORK.

NEW YORK, May 8.
Treasurer Spinner sailed to-day from New
York in the Scotia She carries $500, 900 in
specie.
A non-bailable writ has been issued against
Jay Gould. The master has discretion, should
Gould produce the books of the Erie Com
pany. to release him upon 10000 ball.
The strikers are not demonstrallve to-day.
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TIE FRENCH REV0L UrION.
Conflicting Reports of Successes from
Both Sides-FightinG ut tClaremont-
Monarchieai Trophies nni Monu-
ments to be Destroyed
LONDON, May 3.

LOSDUNs 4hay j.
The fighting at Claremont was terrible.
Three hundred insurgents were killed by the
bayonet. 1t is reported that Mcmahon has re-
signed The situation is unchanged. The
work on the Paris barrcades is ceaseless.
They are being converted into strong EARTH
works. The latest reports state that the Yer.
saillists were driven from the vicinity OF Fort
Issy, and that additional works have been
thrown up. making n more formidable than
ever.
VERSAILLES. May 2.
The Insurgents at Issy, after hoisting the
white flag, hauled it down. They will
soon have to surrender. Montrouge and Van
vres Will soon meet the same fate. The COM
munists attempted 10 erect \ citadel at PonL
de Jour, but forty shells per minute from VAL
erien soon stopped the work. Spies report
thirty thousand Nationals ready to support the
Yersaillists whea they enter Parls. The anger
of the troops against the insurgents is incon-
celvable. They refuse quarter, and it Is use
less for officers TO urge mercy.
PARIS. May2.
Dombgowski was not arrested. Nugy, VINO
commanded at Issy, will be court martialed.
Chalillon, Mendon and Breteuil have been
shelling Issy all day.
The Latest.
LONDON, Mays.
a Paris dispatch says that the column in
Place Yeldome and other memorials Of. the
monarchical regime are to be destroyed on the
9Th of May. McMahons resignation is contra
dicted
PARIS. May 3.
The versailllsts were repulsed in heavy
infantry fight before Issy, Minor fights occur
red at Neuilly, where the situation is un-
changed. The Commune is silent regarding
the fight at Claremont.
Belgian Catholics petition TAiers for French
Intervention IN lavor of the temporal power
oil the Pope.
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Dilanthus Extract, for Epilepsy, st. Vitus.Dance,
Spinal and Brain Arections-Price 81
Catarrh Specifc-Price 81
Hydrated Oxymel, for Consumption, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough. &c.-Price 81
Pic Extracts never falling Pile cure-Prtce 81.
NAV Apple Pills, for Dyspepsia, Torpidity OF the
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Headache Pills-Price so cents
Alkaline Resolvent-an iodized chemical water
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Five Minute Pain Curer-Price 81
Chemical Healing Blood and Bone Ointment
PriceSl
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IA alpl Extract-the woman's frtend-Prlce 50
Victoria Regla-uurvalied for beautify1Dg the
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Fever and Agns; ns;Giobules-Price 81 per po5.
Eor sale 81, DR.. b. BAER-
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TIE HU-KLUI L4F.

WASHINGTON, May g..
In regard To the kll-Klux law nothing has
been done, owing To- the question pending
whether the initiatory belongs TO the law or
war departments. Both departments seem
10th to touch ii, whereas the departments are
ordinarily jealous Of Jurisdiction.
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CONNECTICUT POLITICS.

HARTFORD. May g.
Tie Legislature has organized. The officers
are all Republicans. joint committee. with
powers to send lor persons anu papers: has
been appointed 10 investigate the alleged es-
rors in the e!tclions returns.
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it. The best Physicians have recommended II,
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Il containslo Opium or other Anodyne.
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Wholesale and ReraH Druggist,
No. lS1 Meeting street, Charleston.
Price 50 ctnts bottle. The usual dlscount W
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THE WE.ITHEk TO-DAY.
WASHINGTON, May B.

1t is probable that the storm will continue
OH the lakes, followed on Thursday on the up
per lakes by Increased wind and clearing UP
weatner. Cloudy and rainy weather is prooa-
bile for The Atlantic coast, and northwesterly
winds will probably be experienced in the
lower Mississippi Valley.
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FROM ROUMINIA.

BUCHAREST, May 3.
The elections have resulted in favor OF the
government. Military officers have been
found implicated in conspiracy to plunder
and murder Jivos has been cashiered.
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INDIANA MUNIcIp4L ELECTIONS.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 3.
This city has elected the Republican ticket
by eigh. hundred majority. Columbus is DEM
ocratic Greercastle, Republican /; Madison,
Democratic; Lafayette, Republican; Shelby.
vile. Republican, by increased majority; Fort
Wayne, Democratic, by increased majority;
Terra Haute has been carried By the Republi-
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!EEIIRS IN iTILT.
FLORENCE, Nav :

The Senate passed the Papal quarantine
bill, lo5 TO 20; but, being slightly amended, the
bill returns to the Deputies.
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THE AUSTRIAN coNcoRDAr.

VIENNA, May 3.
The government favors the abolition OF the
Concordal with Rome, and now is considering
the practical consequence Of the infallbIlity
dogma to the Empire and people.
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GOYE9NoR SCOTT AND THE KU-
KLUI.
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Total ........................ '-'
The meeting then adjourned to meet OF Tues
day, May 9th, at II O'Clock, at the town nall 10
Aiken.
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FROM SPAIN.

MADRID, May 3.
The financial scheme OF the minister for the
colonies is unanimously opposed by the
Council,
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u x c E L S I o R
H AIR T o N @,

No DYE!
Iusares Healthy and Vigorous Growth. war.
ranted not to contain LEAD, sulphur, VI an1
other injurious Drug. ,- .,o booa
The Excelsior Hair Tonic will keep tae 9eSa @
clear of DandruT, prevent the falling OUT o! tne
Hair aud give 1t soft ana ~ 1s mSs- NOR
;s it greasy and filthy like many OF tue prepara'
tions at present offered as Hair Re9eweTs;n sn
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
No. I3l Meeting street, Charleston.
B.EAl the preparations manufactured by
DR. Il. BAER are in accordance with formulas Tlss
given by PhySan anu Thaa nave eegn go
secret remedies anu he is at all times prepared to
submit these formulas to members Of tine profes.
Son. or Others desiring such Information.
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tifcation in the the beauty of the new designs
and new manufactures. Duchesse lace (anottl.
er name for Honiton,) Valenciennes and
guipure, in white, black and tints, are. used in
the greatest profusion and In rich, elegant
materials, rs nothing else can. Black guipure
lace, over white floss fringe, has charming
effect. Ecru silk Grapes, and ecru Silks rare
trimmed with guipure lace and Insertions ex-
actly matching in tint.
WASHING GRENADINES.
This a new material which is rapidly super
seding tarlatane and muslin in the making Of
dresses and evening toilettes for young
ladies. 1t is also used for making the plait-
ings, edged with patent Valenciennes lace.
which are so much employed in the trimming
and refttlng of light-cOlored silks. for Vat
home" wear. It Is a clear white fabric, like
.arlatane in appearance. quite as transparent,
but frmer. and possessing the advantage Of
washing beautifully.
. WA1sTeOATs.
Silk waistcoats, white or colored, cut deep,
and outlined with rich silk lace, are the latest
feature of elegant dinner dresses. White
with black, turquoise blue with stone color,
or buff pink with brown, constitute the lead.
ing combinations. The waistcOat is fastened
with buttons containing the two colors OF tne
waistcoat and body part of the dress. very
handsome pearl-colored faille dress was trim
med with bands Of white satin, covered with
rows Of black. gr.pure lace, and white satin
waistcoat, outlined with black lace.
MUSLIN uNDER-JAoKETs.
All silk dresses are made with Jackets OF In-
dia muslin, edged with broad Falenciennes
lace. which are worn under the basque, and
are cut exactly like it, so that the lace, OF
fringe Of the basqne may fall directly over
the Valencennes border of the jacket be-
meath. This is particularly effective for black
silks trimmed with black guiptre lace.
LINEN SUITS
are worn more than ever. both white and col
ored, but are palmer than last season, and
show much better taste. The most stylish
consist of skirts and Polonaise trimmed with
plain bands or single plaitngs. Gulpure en-
broidery is used upon the walking suits Of
white linen and washing satine.
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His Letter to the Sheriff of winnsDoro'.
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1UHE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES,

PREPARED BIZ THE 5---
NEW YORK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY.
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0ne copy, one year. ~ ~
TWO C0PleS, one year . w
Ten copies, one year, with an extra copy to the
person making the club. b................. % o0
: Money can be safely remitled by registered"
letter. Specimen copies will be sent on appilca-
tiOn. Address l.. NJ. GRlSI,
det17 Yorkvile, sc.
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Newspapers, alagaaines, &r.
THE YORKyILLE ENQUIRER FOR 1871

With the first Of the year, the YORKVILLE EN-.
QUIRER will enter upon its seventeenth volume;
and the success with which the proprietor has
met In the past, In his efforts to publish first
class Literary and Family paper, has induced him
to present attractions in the future, superior t0
any heretofore offered. With this Tew, and for
the urlrpOSe OF securing
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Ilc newest sdFuielt VI tiiis uSoot'P'ioH - 2"
short sack, without or without sleeves. anu
cane forming in effect double CSrn: THIS
is imported in iue black cashmere, very
richly embroidered with black or white, or
with Il mixture OF black and white, and Dor
dered with lace OF fringe, or both. There ara
also costumes in cashmere black or pearl gray,
forming tunic skirts or jackets or q .polonalse
with basques, for'w.car over silk skirts, long
or short. These costumes. richly embroidered
and trimmed with gulpure lace. cost from sl5O
to $3.50, but are really distinguished, anu I'D
brli favor. because they can be worn with
short black silk skirt Tor walking.dress, or
with a long lavender or pearl-c0lored SILK ior
visits and receptions. Handsome black slik
suits, made en- costume, are found very use,
full on this account, as the upper sAirt ana
Jacket. or polonalse can be utilized lor all
sorts Of toilets.
their appearance in great variety, and promise
TO be very much worn. Omen or lowing
sleeves are so much newer, and considered so
much more desirable thai the close ones, tllh
there is q difference Of several dollars between
The cost OF one and the other. This applies 10
outside garments attached TO precisely Similar
articles in silk or cashmere rs well as lace. A
novel application Of black walered MORE mas
been made for the first time this season, by
using il us trimming tpipings and ioia1 upon
black gros grain. Il is very effective. pouple
canes. the upper one cut up on the back, ant,
trimmed with fiat folds Of braids, are added 10
the lon" travelling SACKS Of linen or water,
proof cloth. Some prefer 10 these the s!nall
suuare.cut pelerine cape worn last season, put
these are now more generally attached 10 gor-
ed morning dresses OF white linen plque.
EoNNETs.
There is nothing new to record in Donnets
or hats. Fro'l-FrUu gypSies, OIL straw Oh Gliap'
trimmed with The inevitable slreaners VI iacc'
or nros Grain ribbon, are most popular, esEe-
cjaIly among young ladies, while the ilili sIp.
~. or The Charlotte Cordhy. seems 10 Ie more
anrcled by maircns and women Of less lahcl,
i'ul hut more distinguished taste.
Wells
| are SQUARES OF dotted net or gauze. Inc former
edued with real thread lace. and having d mar,
row ribbon run through the top ID lhe oio
style.
Many.buttoned gloves have been restored . u
us at an average increase Oh price VI ~ ~
ner button. Whether the extra outions a. ! :
| worth the extra million annual expenditure
question for q debating society.
FAIRY FRINGE NEcKTIEs"
are the latest and .etLiest ornament ior eis at
heck. They are composed OF seVeiai stna1ts "a 1bs
of soitirnged silks, fastened loseIMTti ~ rs ,rs
| ends and finished with soft tasseis. lucy a. :
made in all coors, and Ia very ioEeiy suaoe'
nf color, and are wonderfully becoming. ..
! There is q rage for lace, which hnds lis JUS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-08-16
The Ninth Connections.


We clip the following from the New York
Tribune of the tenth instant. As many OF
the boys of the old Ninth have settled In
New Orleans, they will read it with much
pleasure. Every word of commentator
contained therein we indorse:
At the reunion of the Ninth Connecticut
Volunteers, in New Haven. the other day,
General Butler sent letter excusing his
absence. and said therein this pleasant and
notable thing about regiment known
throughout the Eastern and Southern de-
partments as one of the very best in the
service: II pay them the best compliment
that can be paid to soldier when l say
that having camped them for months in
Lafayette square, in the very heart of the
most fashionable part of the city of New
Orleans; their good conduct had so COM
mended itself to the inhabitants that, when
the exigencies of the service required the
Ninth to be sent elsewhere, l received
petition of all the citizens living around
that square, asking that they might be re,
tanned, because of their gentlemanly and
proper conduct" The General adds, signih-
cantly: "For regiment encamped in that
city, no higher commentator can be
given"
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HownAppears in St. Joseph.

The st. Joseph tMissouri) Herald adds its
evidence in the Louisiana controversy. Our
contemporary has the right view, but is a
little hard on our federal officials:
The Republican party in Louisiana seems
to be lopelessly divided, and the dissensions
can only result in throwing the State into
the hands of the Democracy. At this dis
lance the fault seems to be entirely with the
United States officials in New Orleans, who
have arrayed themselves in opposition to
the administration of Governor Warmoth
The ability of the latter as political leader
is unquestioned, for he has made his party
great and powerful in the very hOt-bed OF
treason; and it is equally well known that
the United States officials who are opposing
the Governor are a set of scalawags, with
out either ability or honesty. They seem to
be adopts, however, in political audacity
and trickery, for their convention was not
only held in the United States Custom
house, but they had United States troops to
assist them in excluding all who were. not
willing to be their tools in convention.
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The IRELAND Beacon says;

There is a great cry about cotton worms,
but we nope there is not half the cause for
alarm as is imagined. Nevertheless, there
are cotton worms in the parish-the regular
army worms, and if they should spread over
the country this early, the cotton will be
destroyed. Let us hope that the hot sun and
dry weather will keep them in check at least.
A failure of the cotton crop this year
would ruin the country almost Many of
our planters would probably never recover
from its effect. The ruinously low prices at
which they sold their last crop, followed by
a failure, would be distressing in the ex-
IRENE.
If the worms destroy one-half the crop,
then there will only be fourth of a crop of
cotton made, and not half crop of corn.
Some of the late corn is already lost from
the drouth, and the crop of early planting
is very bad. 1t is scarcely to be hoped that
enough will be made in the parish for home
CONSUMPTION,