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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-16

The ancient order of tho Faithful
Brothers, instituted at Mecca in the
year Of tho Hegira 2o6, is to be-, es.
tablished in Florida among the follow
ers Of tho Prophet.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-16

can dispose of their torches to Henry
johnson, as he stu&ped this County
very extensively on tho torch question
about twelve months ago.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-16
JUST RECEIVED.

OUO LBS. Fresh Assorted Candy,
Brandy Peaches,
Green Corn and Tomatoes,
Canned Oohre,
Assorted SyrapS,
Prize Candy,
Old White Wine Vinegar.
Low for for Cash at
mar 7 Me1NTYRE& B. cos.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-16

Educational Institute.

The second annual meeting or the
Educational Institute of South Caro-
lima will be held in the city Of Green
vile, beginning vt 8 o'clock on Wed-
ncsday evening, s3l of August in.
stAn'.
The ANNUAL address will tie deliver
CO BY Cen. w. Ki Masley, and other
distinguished speakers have b,cn 81.
vited And arc expected to deliver ad.
dresses. The delegates will be Ell.
tertaiued by the citixans Of Green
willie, and will be passed over the i if
ferout railroads going and returning,
for ono fare.
All teachers who PROPOSE to attend
are requested to notify Prof. J. B.
Patrick, at Greenvillc by mail, in or.
der that proper arrangements may be
made in advance for their entertain
ment. Teachers not yet Sonnec,ed
with this organization ought to be-
come members at once, and assist to
build up aud elevate thoir Hocatioh.
Tapcrs wishing to further tho
cause of education, are particularly
requested to copy the above para:
graphs.
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.kF WHITES BAKERY
.- AHD
Goxa9eeesfaOY2aHWl

A MOTHER fresh supply of. plain and fan.
"A ey Candles, Oranges Cocoanuts. Pecan,
Brazil, and Hazel Nuts, English. Walnuls,
Almonds, Brandy Peaches. Oysters, 90.
jan'2s
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SPRING & SUMMER

L ilE subscribers arc receiving an unu'u-
ally large stock of
Ladies Dress Goods,
Trimmings,,
Gloves and Hosiery,
Gcntlemen's Goods.
House Furnishing foods,
Domestic Goods,
Hats, Shoce, &e.,
To which they invite a comparison
with Columbia prices.
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AT Cost For Cash, Viz:

Forty Picoe Leno, Mozambique and ia
panese, several White and Colored Piquet,
ono Piece Buff Dress Linen, an assortment
Of Ladies' and Misses Lyle Gloves, ono
dozon pair Ladies Kit Gloves, q fine assort-
mont Of Gents Felt Hats.
Our stock Of Shoes has recently bccn I'M
proved and we can now offer something
cheaper in Ladies and Misses fine work
than ever before known in tho market.
A supply Of ono and two Quart Fruit
Jars Of tho best kind on hand
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-16

How sniiiiher Suits shosiid u;
washed.

Washed.
Summer suits senetall3 arc nearly
all made of White buf linen, pioue,
cambric or muslin. and tho art of pre-
serving the new appearance after
washing is matter of the very great
est Importance. .\n exchange says In
regard to the same
Common washcrG;Jmcn spoil cvSf y.
thing with soda, and nothing is moro
frequent than to see the dS1icate
tinta of lawns and percalcs tufEed in
to dark bIotches aud muddy streaks
by the ignorance and yandaliShl Of
laundress.
cit is worth wbilo for the ladies to
pay attention to this, and insist upon
having their summer dresses 'washcod
according to the direction which they
should be prepared to give to their
laundresses themselves. ~
"ln the first place, the water should
be tepid, and tho soap should not be
allowed to touch the fabric lit should
be washed and rinsed quick, turned
up the wrong side and hung in tho
shade to dry, and when starched (in
thin boiled but not boiling starch, }
should be folded in sheets or towels
and ironed upon the wrong side as
soon as possil TO-, .,,.
"But the linen should be washed in
water in which hay has been boiled, or
a quart bag Of bran. This last will
be found to answer for starch as well,
and is excellent for print dresses of
all kinds, but handful of salt is very
useful also, to set the colors of light
cambrics and dotted lawns; aud a lit
tie bcet's gall will not only sst but
heighten the yellow and purple tints,
and has good effect upon green"
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IMPORTANT NOTICE,
WOODWARD & LAW.

NOT intending 10 carry over until next
srHsoH, any Of our present stock Of Spring
and Summer Goods, wo now offer tho fol-
articles
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TERMS TO orlgrE.
THR DOLhAH HEEKLx SUN.

Fivo copies. ono year, sepafote,y s4dTessed4 ;.,
-. -. EiRat Doilars.
sss'ss SSs Sss q ssSs sssf ap t'na
,.uI, HiHteon DolfaHs,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-08
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM ro TIE NEws.]
,,fpYI Tunoi1ar Marcl

COLUMBIA, Tuesday, March Z.
The Senate passed the sterling funded debt
bill by vote OF twenty.four to seven. Numerous
other bills were passed.
In the House, Wilkes, Of the Washington inter-
viewing committee, stated that Governor Scott
Lad not transmitted the joint resolution calling
On the President for troops, and then introduced
g concurrent resolution making request for
troops from TIE General Assembly direct, which
was, after warm debate, adopted.
EVENING SESSION.
In the Senate, the Governors veto on the ap-
proprlation bill to meet legislative expenses was
read. His reasons for vetoing are that, by some
secret agency, large amounts had slipped In
which but few know anything Of, and twas be-
.yend his comprehension how such an amount
could be leei;imately expended. he would,
therefore, be recreant to his duty II he became a
party to wrong by which the whole people
might suffer.
Speeches were made by Corbln. Smalls and
Maxwell who spoke 10 favor OF tbs veto.- Leslie,
johnson, Swails and Hayne advocated the pas
sage OF the bill over the veto. The veto was sus.
tained By vote of 81 to s. Whittemore offered q
resolution to extend the session till Saturday, in
order to pass new bill. The session was sus-
pended till half.past l0P. N.
The Charleston County commission tnvestiga-
ton ls closed. No SUFFICIENT evidence, substan-
tating the alleged frauds. was produced.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The resolution postponing adjournment was,
on motion Of Winbush, indefinitely postponed In
the Senate
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AFrAlRs IN WASHINGTON.
Proceedings ofcong ngress.

WASHINGTON Mnrch-7.
The President has sent verbal message to
both Houses He does not want them to adjourn
this week, or fix day for that purpose.
Boutwell, -has lptImalions from Europe that
large amounts. OF the new bonds will be taken,
p The sen atdrial Republican -eaucuSVSr the rear
rangement Of committees placed the matter in
the hands Of Sherman, Morrill,, Of Vermont,
Howe, Pool ant Nye. The session OF Congress Is
Indefinitely prolonged.
HOUSE.
Thectedentials of Duke, claiming seat as the
representative from Virginia at large were re-
ferred to the election committee. Under reso-
luton instructiug the speaker to appoint COM
mi,tees, Butler urged Congress to stay and pass
some law for the protection or the people OF the
South. The resolution was tabled. Adjourned to
Thursday.
sA:efll was introduced abolishing the income
tax. Robertson introduced bill relieving from
the disabilities imposed by The Fourteenth emend.
ment al! except members Of Congress-; officers of
the army and navy, above twenty-one years Of
age;who abandoned their places to aid the'rebe-
lion, and members Of the State conventions who
voted In favor Of secession. A joint resolution TO
adjourn on Wednesday was tabled.
Joseph c. Abbott presented memorial Claim
Ing that he had received majority OF the. legal
votes OF the North Carolina Legislature for the
Senate, those cast for Vance, who is Ineligible,
being null. Bills. were introduced to charter tile
Tehuantspec Railway and Ship Canal; also, by
Blair to remove all disabilities from the people Of
the Southern States. Adjourned 10 Thursday.
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In describing the opening Of the Forty sec
ond Congress- the Washington Patriot says:
s'The general physiognomy Of the House OF Re-
representatives. has greatly improved. On Satur-
day when tile cavpet-baggers, seallawsgs and
negroes, who claim to represent the Southern
States-the Africans being by far the best Of the
lot-appeared to be sworn in, there was general
expression of disgust even among the Radicals,
who are to be associated with this tribe as COL
leagues. But when the Democratic and Conser-
yariye members from the South-the- real repre-
sentatives Of the people-presented themselves at
the bar, the contrast Was so striking and impres.
sive, that involuntary applause testified the ap-
probation from the flor and the galleries." The
Baltimore SUMS correspondent, speaking OF. the
drawing Of seats in the House Of Representatives,
SAYS: 1.-TWO or The negro members, Turner, OF
Alabama, ana Elliott, OF South Carolina, were
modestly contcnted with seats on the outer row;
bat Kainey, Wall and DeLarge marched boldly
up to conspicuous places in the vicinity Of Gene.
raj Banks; cobb, of North Carolina, from choice,
and Maynard, Of Tennessee from both necessity
and choice, took seals as near the Africans as
they could get"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-08
Il JUDGE KILLED IN COURT.
Riot at jackson, Miss "A Long
Roll 81 Killed and Wounded.
MERIDIAN, Miss, March I,

MERIDIAN, Miss, March I.
Yesterday, during the trial Of three negroes,
charged with riotous conduct, one or the prison
ers, named Finley alias Tyler, colored, shot and
Instantly killed Justice Bramlette, who was pre-
siding. IndIscrimiHate firing ensuetl, and two
negroes were killed IN the courtroom. Tyler
Jumped from the second story to the ground, put.
sued by the sheriff and 8 posse, and was shot
to death. The citizens assembled In large mum.
bers, armed, to assist the officers. The sheriff
ordered them to disarm the negroes, and
In doing this several were killed. Last night the
total killed, as far aa positively known, was six
negroes and Judge Bramlette, white. Mayor
William Sturgess, long obnoxious to the good
citizens, and a planner Of much mischief among
the negroes on his own motion, was given safe
conduct to the cars this morning by the citizens,
on apledge to go North never to return. after
rendering his resignation.
JACKSON, Miss, March I.
There was riot at Meridian, Miss, ninety. five
miles east Of here yesterday, during which Judge
Bramlette, Of the City Court, twhite,) and eight
Or ten negroes we're killed, and a number OF
whites and negroes were wounded. A fire oc.
CURED on Saturday night, destroying seventy.dve
thousand dollars worth Of property. hoften, .
negro, was Arrested as the incendiary, and was
being tried before Judge Bramlette, when Tyler
(negro) rose In the courtroom, and shot Judge
Bramlette through the head, killing him instantly
general melee ensued. Tyler and Eoften
were killed instantly. J. Aaron Moore, negro, q
prominent politician, and member OF the Mis-
slsslppi Legislature, was also prisoner as an &C.
cessory to the burning. he was Rhot; It is sup.
posed mortally. Last night there was another fire
destroying the church and other buildings. A
smeeting of the citizens was held, and safety
committeelto cooperate with the sheriff in pres:
ervng order, was appointed. All is now quiet. stur:
gcss, Mayor, from Connecticut, who hss been
fomenter OF strife In the town, took the Northern
bound train last night, promising never to re.
turn. A committee arrived here this evening to
confer withGovernor Alcorn in the matter.
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TIE STATE OF THE WEATHER.
Look out for Squalls.
WASHINGTON, March I.

WASHINGTON, March I.
The telegraphic facilities Of The department
are much improved to-day, though not yet full.
The following is a synopsis Of the weather re-
ports for the past twent. -four hours {: The pres
sure has risen on the south Atlantic, and clear
weather and fresh easterly winds generally pre-
vail. The barometer has fallen rapidly, but is
still high on the middle Atlantic, where high
clouds are now appearing. Fair weather and
falling barometer have prevaied on Lake On.
tario. The barometer is quite low from
Lake Erie to Nebraska and from Wiscon-
sin to Tennessee, with threatening weather
and increasing fresh winds. The cen.
tral area Of the lowest pressure Is apparently
moving towards the southeast, but is extending
it's inraence on the lakes. Cloudy weather is re-
ported from the Rocky Mountain stations.
PROBABILITIES.
Threatening weather is Indicated for Wednes-
dayin the Gulf and Southern States; stormy
weather in the Ohio valley and on the lakes. There
ls no secure oasis for further probabilities.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-08
1PAPAL 4LLOCUFION.
ROME, March I

ROME, March I.
The Pope has held secret consislory, in
which ne delivered an allocution Of considerable
length. tn holy Father, in his address to the
cardinals, attacks the motives and acts OF the au'
thors Of the recent Italian events, and particu-
larly the occupation Of Rome, and rejects the
guarantees OF his spiritual power proposed oy the
blll recently passedby the Italian Parliament. he
also laments the occurrence OF the Franco-Prua-
sian war, and expresses his gratitude for tae::de'
votion to hlmself and the church Of the whole
Catholic world.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-08

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE NEws1
WASHINGTON, March7.
President Grant informed the Congressional
committee, which waited upon him to-day, that
he hoped that Congress would not adjourn with
out making full provision for the suppression Of
all outrages in the Southern States. Under the
present laws he would be powerleas to prevent
them. The select committee upen the alleged
outrages Will present bill for this purpose next
week. -
The President also said that he thought that
the labers Of the Joint High Commission would
soon reach o satisfactory conclusion.
ELK RIDGE.
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SPIRES. FROM THE WIRES.

Portland aud Bath elect Republican mayors;
Rockland. Lewiston and Saco elect Democratic
mayors.
The mail service on the Louisville and LeSing-
ton Railroad Is stopped. Important letters, IN
the meantime, for points on the road should go by
express. The mails are accumulating at Louis
vile.
The oficers OF the ship Neptune have been dis
charged at New York by The United States COM
missioner.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-08

M. Napoleon Jerome Bonaparte sometime
Prince Napoleon, has deemed it necessary to
write to The London Times denvins 'the CAL
umnies so odiogs and ridiculous as those which
declare him to be candidate for tile French
throne Will his ex.Majesty row put in similar
denial?
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-08

lion. William NJ. Tweed has leased the Metro
noitan Hore. New York, for seven years. The
anoun, pasd Is 100000 year for The first two
years, and :G5, coo year far the five years sue
ceellng. j, is the intention TO make it the head
quarters for the Democracy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-08

The sugar and molasses production of Louisi-
ana is regaIning Its former Importance. The in.
crease Of receipts is fully ty per cent. over those
off!ast year.
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f)rsuiumr fanh 6aie:
$4,000 $4,000
LAST GRANGE 10 SEE WHAT IS WILL DO.
IN betuf6 bNafe III tHe A1K6n PremluM
s8n1 Ssae.......r........ Invest
Fin secure share az above and fine
Work of Art to adorn your. homes. ....... &C.,.

S. WIN secure Share in the Aiken Premium 81
IN Iana ssc1se share az s,ovs :: Invest Tns sss 8
S5 Work Of Art to adorn your homes. ....... SIS
IS VIII secure share and the Steel Engray.l SIS
S. Ing, Marriage OF POcahentss, ~. worth So
S. viii secure share and the steel E1grsv. So
s. ing, aLanding ef fColumouE !: -: WORTH 81
s6 WIN secure share and thssteet Engrays $s
s. Ing, "The Day We Celebra2e,". ..... worth SO
S. win secure share and the beautiful 90
S5 Chrome; 'tanaercan Autumn, n -. worth ys$t
s. Will secure 10 aone shareholder the Der. 81
S. by Mansion All rs acres Of Vineyard and S.
$5 Orchard, vailed Il. $25 00.. Sd
S. VIII secure to .so,ae shai eholder aRose.a Sd
S. vile Farm, loo acres ....:.........: So
S. valued at SIC, ,0Q0., Invest Sd
S. Will secure TO some shareholder aGin- 50
% house Farm, u 165 acres... .$o
ysaea Win seenrs an 70 soms aaTcSoidar who IN
S. vests, Peach Orchard, valued at $500 $6
s. W1lfsecufe TO some shareholder Vine. 81
S. yard and Peach Orchard. ................ So
g VIII seeuSs 81 tS som. sna.eholder he
s5 Villa Site, with Cottage, Garden, de-, s.
IS valued at $2500..... invest .$t
IS VIII secure TO Ss other shareholders val. 81
SIS uable properties, ranging In value from
% $Soo 70 $i5W. .ipSess y
S. valued at se5,Ooo, are locsted In the beau 8
S. tiful Town Of Aiken, South CarolinA.. 81
S. 4ts unequalled climate and a.th:giythg 81
20 hUElOuuulu&6, Dh6 L4Au6 IL bu0 ri -. %
IS SARATOGA OF THE SOUTH.n 81
SIS The Shares will be distributed April 21st, 81
So when each Shareholder will see - 81
S. WHAT EVE DOLLARS WILL Do.n 81
sThere Is q tide In the affairs Of men, which,
Taken at the flood, leads on to fortune"
The most liberal terms to Clubs
For description OF the valuable Real Estate
Prizes, notices OF the press, names OF Committ0t
to make the Drawing home endorsements, and
general character OF the enterprise and manage
ment send for pamphlet. Remittances for sharef
should be made with Postofflce Money Order, OF
currency in registered letter, or BY Express. Ad
dress J. O. DERBY, General Manager,
Augusta Ga,
once corner Of Jackson and Reynolds streets.
aT Residents Of Charleston and vicinity can
secure Shares by applying to ]. RUSSELL BAKER,
so Society st.; at O. HICKEY'S, No. H5 King street.
WILBUR Il SONS, No. SO Broad street, and 3u'
LIUS ROUMMLAT'S, No. COL King street, where
specimens of the Works Of Art, which each share
holder receives, can'be seen. msr2-42
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-08

Acts and Joint Resolutions Approved by
the Governor or Become Laws without
his Signature.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-08
CLOSING THE SESSION.
SCOTT YETDES THE PEE
DIEM RELE.

A Cat in. the M q 1T "a b--EAd OF the
Charleston Commissioners lavestiga-
tfon-Calling for Troops-Faiiure of
an Attempt to.Postpone Adjournment.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-08

Also, the following really for ratification: An
act 10 amend an acS entitled IAN act TO incorpo.
rate raj the Enterprise Railroad Company OF Charles.
ton," &c; an act to enable Judgment debtors 10
sales sIresdy made In conformity with conditions
therein specified; an act to make appropriations
and raise supplies for the year commencing No.
veinber l. 1870: bill TO determine the day Of elec.
charleston: ioi1t resolution authorizing the State
auditor and county commissioners to levy certain
tayes: 4 bin to charter the Northwestern Rail-
road Company in the State OF South Carolina.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-08
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-08

have been very uneasy all day about their con-
soudation BILL and their faces wore an unusually
long look. 1t was expected by them that the
Governor would sign the bill as soon "a 1t reached
him, aud when the hour Of 10 arrived this even
mo, and the billy still not signed, mutterings
were heard in vaTluus places. Joe Crews showed
yDur correspondent resolution. which he
threatened to Introduce resembling the resolution
to adjourn tomorrow for the purpose Of making
the Iii law In spite Of the Governor, aud to re-
send til ir action on the serling funded debt BILL
To the question how can you do that! Joe
Crews replied "Oh, we can do it: we have got
Things in our own hands"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-08

Altcr tRe
The German Emperor afterwards reviewed
100, 600 men in the Bos. de .Boulosne. The Prus-
sian leaders are disappointed at the coldness and
implacable attitude Of the Par!sians. The author
tiles are preparing to disblnd the Mobile Guards
in Pads. The city Is quiet to-day. A number OF
persons suspected to be spies have been arrested
by the people, and several women seen talking
with the Prussians IN the Champs Eysees were
severely handled. Open air meetings are held
day aud night in the Place de Ia Bas;ile, but no
violence is reported.
What the Papers Say.
The De6ats says, in spite Of their patriotism,
Alsace, Lorraine, Metz Ia Pucelle, pass under the
control OF Germany. France cannot continue the
war. The future does not belong to us, but the
following generations will take vengeance. We
can only say three words: "Silence, PATIENCE
the other we dare not pronounce; but we have no
right to decide for generations. They can act
freely and decide how to act. The Peuple, In an
article signed "Jules vales,n incites the poor to
war against the rich. La yerlte demands that
merchants In good starding be granted an addi.
tional delay O. one month in the payment OF COM
mercla bills. All the Journals say the Impression
produced by the preliminary terms OF peace Is
very bad and declare no peace real whsn obtain
ed under duTess; but they recommend calmness
and concord as means Of making the country
great and prosperous.
The Evacuation.
Another letter, dated Friday, noon, says: The
Prusslan occupation OF Paris has ended. The
evacuation commenced last night, though it was
not generally known at This ga. NJ. that it had
begun in regular order, with cavalry and artil-
lery In advance, and on the sidewalk the Prusslan
and Bavarian infantry faced The roadway. At
$50 ~3he first men OF the main body passed
thrcugh the Arc de Triomphe with psnds playing
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-08

The following is a List of the acts and joint
resolutions approved by the Governor up to the
Sd instant Inclusive:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-08
WHAT TIE PRESIDENT WANTS.
Those so-caaled outrnses Must be Sep
presssd-The High commsssion.

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l