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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-10-04
Ayers Ague Cure,

Fer Fever and Ague, Intormittent Fever,
Chill I'cver, Rcmittent Fovor, Dumb
Aeue, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
nnd indeed NIL the affections which ariso
from lnalGrious, marsh, OF miasmatio
poisons.
A its name Implies, 1t docs Cure, and docs not
tail. Containing nrlihcr Arsenic, QuiniDe, Bis
mnth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or poisonous
huhstmcc whatever, il IN nowise injuries any pa.
!icnt. The nuriIher and importance or It's curcs
~ The agnc districts, arc literally hcyond account,
Hnl we believe without q parallel IN the history
Of Aguc medicine. Onr pride Is graifcd by tic
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS we receive Of the radical cures
Effected in obstinate cabes, and where other renl
Cdica had wholly failed.
tnNcrlhnatcd persons, either resident in, or
travelling through miasmntic localities, will Id
protected by taking the .4HIE CNRE daily:
For !frcr GoWpfdt,ifs. nrianE from torpid
uy Of the Liver, il is an excellent remedy, stin,r
'atinS iicc Liver into healthy activity.
For E;liouH Disorders and Liver Complaints, Il
Is m excellent remedy, producing mHny truly
rc:narkablc cures, where other medicines had
Jailed.
rr"para'! ly DE. j. G. AVER 4 Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mas, and
sold all round lhc world.
PRICE, $500 PER BOTTLE.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs,
suoh rs Coughs, Colds, Whoopip9
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
nd nm


Cough, Bropohitis,' Asthma,
and Consumption.
+, Probably never before in tho whole history Of
medicine, has any thing won SO WILDLY and so
deeply upon the confidence of mankind, us this
cXccI!cnt rcnlcly for pulmonary complaints.
Though u long tcrics Of years, and among most
Of tho races Of men 1t has liscn higher and highes
in their estimation, as II has become better kn Gwj
lis ,1iprhi character ahd power to care tho va
rlots affections Of the 1unSs"and throat, hEyo
mHde it known ns "A .mGablc protector against
them. While adapted 10 milicr forms C. uiscaRc
ana to young crcn, it IL at thcisnn,c time the
most chcttiia! remedy tha!can bc Hivcu for ncip
tent cons ump,ion, AMI the dangerous affections
Of III" throat ;Uld IL. VS.. AS II provision ngainrt
sudden attacks Of Group, il should be kept on
haul in every family and indeed ms arc Bono-
times subject TO colds aud coughs, oil should lie
provided with this nntldote for them. r.. g
Although settled Consumption is thought In.
curablc, stll great numbers OF cases where the
cured, and tho patient restored TO sound health
mastery over tho disorders Of the Lungs and
Throat that the most obstinate OF them yield to it,
When nothing else could reach them, under the
Cherry I'ccforHi they subsitle and disappear.
Singers n"d Pmdtic Spcahers nnd G, cat
protection from it.
Asthma is always relieved and often wholly
iurcu by it.
bronchitis Is generally cured by taking tho
Cherry Prcfo'Ht IN small and frequent doses.
So gcnolnly nro its virtues known, that wo
need not publish tho certificates OF them here, or
Ito moro than assure tho public that Ito qualities
Rrc fully maintained.
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a jealous lover in Missouri obal-
lenged his rival, and was dumbfound.
ca by the latter's accepting tho cbal.
lenge and naming "pistols," at ten
PAGES; -, give mo thirty days for
PRACTICE" cried the challenger.
"Not day." was tho stern response
ooh, then take. your gal and 90 to
thunder, with hor," Indignantly ex4
claimed the warlike youth as he start,
cd for homo =,
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New Advertisements. !
The New Disinfectant! -
BROM0 CHLORALUM,
o.. Non Poisonous, Odorless,
POWERFUL
DeOdOriZer and DiSinfectant.

Entirely Harmless amlsnf Arrears an
prevents Cont"gion Used III private dwr!,
lings, hotels restaurants pubic -chouly
hospitals. insane n$ylnms dispcnsn,ics.
lhils. pr uns, poor houses, on ships. stcam
boats, and in tenement kouscs. markets,
for wa'er.closcts. urinnls. sinks, sewers,
cess s-pools. stnbcs, &c
a specific IL MI contagious and pesilen.
TN diseaseS. ns cho!era, typhoid fever, ship
1eser, srnnl PIX, snrlu fever. mensl"a,
diseases Of animals. &c. rrrpa Ell only by
TILDEN s. co liza William ~. N Y.
Sold by MI tlrugrisis
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jan 28-1y
COTTON GINS,

browns Georgia Pattern Cotton Gins,
~ arc simple, durable. we'll made Of good
materials, very light running. and unsnr-
passed in the quantity ot tho staple pro
duced. Price - per saw, delivered n, any
Il. II. depot III This state. where the f,cigh,
does not exceed thar ,f two Railroads.
Gulletts Patent Steel Brush Cotton Gins
tho cotton from these Gins always com
mands The Highest mn,krt nicc where or
diuary care is taken in the preparations
AZ tho Cotton States Fair, hold nj Augusta
Ga, last year. thcre were ten gins in com.
petition, and tho premium was awarded to
the Gulo't Gin Price SIS md SIS so per
SAW. ..... - ,
Cotton Presses Of various patterns, Horse
Powers, lloudley's Portable Steam Engines
Brinly's Kentucky rloughs. .,
lei. g. GRAVELY,
oz Fast my ST., south Of the Postofice.
"""r'ee'on' 3. {. aug 3v2m
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NHLI.IONa Rear Testi,n ony 20 laxir
Wonderful Curative Eaect..

HAh tsVNF hfHr ESSt1hony 10 lac IL
Wonderful Curative Eaects.
Vinegar Bittcrs are not a vilo Fancy
Drink, Made OF Poor Rum, Whlskcy,
Proof Spirits and Il no Liquors, doc.
torod. spiced and swectcned to p1eaAe tho tis.e,
called Tonj:s.' "Appetzegs." "Restorcrs," &c.
that lead tho tipplcr on to drunkenness and ruin,
but nro 4 true Medicine, made from tho EstiYe
Roots and Herbs Of California, FREQ from, oil
Alcoholic Stimuirnts. Thoy are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, o perfect
Renovator aud InyiSora.or OF the Syatern. carry
Ing OF all poisonous matter and restoring tho blood
to healthy condition No person can tako taeas
Bittors according 10 directions and remain long
unwell. provided their bones arc not dcEtroyol
by mineral poison or other Lacsns, aud the vital
organs waste! beyond The point Of repair.
ThOy mrs II Gentle PnrRNtiye No welI
Rnn Tonic, possessing, nlso, the peculiar mcrit
or acsinG ~ powerful a.en. in relieving Consek-
ton or Inflammation Of The IIves, and Of all tie
Visceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
In young or old. married or single. at the dawn Of
womsnhooh or at ths turn OF lifc those Tonic Bit.
ters have equal.
For Innnmmntary and Chronic Rhen-
mntism' md Gout, DyAprpsin or In
digestion, HIlIoub, Ncmittcnt and
Intcrmittcnt Fcvcrn, Discnses OF tho
Hood, Liver, KIdneys and Bladder,
those Isitters have beon most successful. Suck
Diseases are caused by vliatod Blood,
which 10 generally produced by arrangement Of
tho Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION,
1iontnche Pain in tho Shoulders. Coughs. Tight
meas OF the Chest. Dizziness, Sour Eructations OF
tho Stomach, Bad Taste III tho Mouth. Bilious
Attacks. Pa!ritation OF the Heart, Inflammation Of
the Lungs, Pain In tho regions Of the Kidneys, and
a hundred other painful symptoms arc tho Off
springs Of Dyspepsia.
They invgornto the Stomach and stimulate the
torpid Liver and Bowels. which render them Of
nncQusetl efficacy in cleansing tho blood Of all i'm.
purities, and inpa,t;ng now life and vigor to the
whole systen.
FOR SKIN EASES, Eruption,, ,Te.ter.
Salt hhcunI. Botches. Spots. Pnlplss. Pustules,
Eyes ysipclas. Itch. Scnrfs Dis'olorntions the
Skin. liuInnra and Dis asr. Of the skin, Of What
ever name or nature, arc literally dug up AMI car
r. en- o. the ,y.e, IN short time bJ the use Of
Flnco the mos incrcdnons OF their curative effect.
Cleanse tho Vi'iated Blood whenever you nnd It's
impnriti,s bursting through the skin in Pimples,
hrup:ions or Soros: cleanse it when you md It
obstructed and sluggish In the veins; cleanse IL
when it is oul. and feelings will toll you wheu
Kcu" the blood ruro and tho health OF tho aystoro
will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, urkias
IN tho system OF 40 nny thouIands, arc orsctuslly
drstfo! cd and removed. =
BOLD BY ALI DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
J: WALKER, Proprietor. Il. II MCDONALD d
co, Druggists and Zen. ACcnts. San FTancisco.
Cal. and ~ aud 81 Commerce Street. Now York.
may ii
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Groceries,
Hardware,
Dry Goods, &c.,

Vn Hand anu TO Arrive.
10000 Lbs. Prime Bacon Sides an
Shoulders.
100 Bbls. Louisville and n. C. Flour, ell
grades.
1000 bushels Corn
20 Bbls.Su2ar
10 Bbs. N. Mclassea. .
BhIs Syrup.
s lIhds. ". | Molnssee.
Is Bags Of CofI,e.
Barrels md HALF Ra' rcls Mnckerel.
Tea. Sonp, Tobacco, Salt, Iron. Trace
Chains. PlowS nuI Plos Steel. liors, White
Lead. Rcpr. SHOES. OSnahnrse S,ripch and
T'ain. Shir;irg. and Eenvy Pin, t,,.ru
Clouds. with ,variaI n'hcr articles On hanI
aud will hc sold rs low for cash ny ,l,c ike
articles can be f"rnlSh'd hy my "'her
in town. - .'''
Parties waiting any Of the nhnvc. viii
hhd u Ia their ihi"rrst 10 "nlt hrn c.nminc
my stock before purchasing ..
JOHN II Cain ART.
mar 30
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LIQUORS. Bay Rum. D,Icr nnh ::."urs.
Il Of nll kinds cnn be easily mn,lc !r~s
than half the usunl rates. hY ~ nrs q.
Et'NIERS Receipts. Price 50, delivered
hy mnil Proof Sheets and Index Sent tree
ny T. a. ElCiiLEh, 4uO n. 3J ST.. Philn.
dclphin. Pn
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TR EEssB,
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
FOR AUTUMN OF 1871.

We invite the attention Of Planters and
Dealers I" our large and complete stock Of
standard and Dwnrf Fruit Trres.
Grape Vines and Small Fruit.
Ornamental Trees Shrubs and Plans.
New and Rare Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
Bulhuus Flower Roots
Descriptive and illustrated priced Cata-
'ognes sent prepaid on reccip, Of stamps
rs follows:
No. Fruits, 1rc. No. 2-Ornnmeptnl
Trees. l0c. No. 3-Crcrn house. IOc. No.
4-"ho:osnlr. free. No. 5-Buibs. free.
Address. ELLW WANGEh & BARRY.
Es,nhli he'd 1910 Rochester NJ Y
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Fever and Ague.

Fever and Ague cured f,r fifty ccr's.-.
Th"re is not remcainl ngcn, in this
world that will cure Fever md ARue. and
nj: other Malnrious, Billions, Scnrl"t. Ty
phoid. Yellow, and other Frrcrs tai,lc1 by
Rndwny's rIIlS) go quick as Radwny' y
Ready Relief. Fifty cents per bottle.
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TIE CURTAIN RAISED.

How it is done, aud who does H. The Ale
m BOOK, l92 Inges, gorg"ou ~ illustrated
with cuts. positions, &c Scnl by mail. Sc
tdrrly sealed. for fifty ccnfs. Grand Cir
cnlnr free. Address STEPHEN WEST, G88
Broadway. New York.
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DR.. Railways Perfect PmrgaiiYe
Pills.

perfectly tns'cless, elegantly coated with
sweet Gum. purge, regulate. purify, cleanse
and strengthen. Railways rills. for the
cure of all disorders Of The Stnm I'll. Liver.
Bowels. Kidneys. Bladder, Ncrvons Dis.
cases. Headache. Constipation. Los,iycnc =
indigestion, Dyspepsia, B.lion.nrss. Eil
iou> Fever Inflammation .f the Bowels
Piles and all Dernng mpnrsor The In,crno}
W cera. Warranted to affect n positive cnre
Purely Vegetable. containing no mercury.
minerals or dcleI erious medicines.
Observe the following symptoms result.
ing from Disorders Of the Di.esriyr Or.
gans: Constira'ion. Inward Piles, Full.
ness OF the Ginod in the Head, Aci,!ity eff
the Stomach. Nauscn. Heartburn, niccst Of
rood. Fullness or Weight in tho Stnnacb.
Sour Eruc'"'ions. Sinking or Fiut,cring n,
'he lit Of the Stomach. Swimming of The
cad, Hurried and Diffienli Breathing
a few dosss Of Radway's Pills will fire..
the sysisn, from oil the above nampd di,.
orders. Price, 25 csnts per box. Sold by
Druggist.
Read "False and True" Send ono let
ter.s,atn,, 10 RADWAY 4 CO, No 81
MAIDEN Lane. New York. I.forms,ion
worth Thousands will DO sent to you.
july lily
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

Strong pure mud rich bluod--Incrcnac of
he II and weighi-C!cnr skin and beautiful
complexion secured TO all.
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$50. We will Pay $50.
Agents $50 per week to sell our great md
valuable discoveries. II you want pcrma
nent, honorable and rlcnsnni work, amply
for particulars Address DYER & co.,
Jackson, Michigan.
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Agents Wanted for the TRANSMITS
sion of Life.

Counsels on tie Nature anil Hygiene or
the Masculine Function. BY Dr. Nnphcys,
author Of ''rhe Physical Lifo of Woman y
IL relates TO The mnlc sex /; is full CT new
tncis delientc hnt outspokcn; rraciical
and pop ,lnr. highly endorsed sells rap>
id'y. Sold hy subscription only Exciu.
sive territory. Terms liberal. Price 81.
Address or contents, &C., J. q. Fergus &
Co, Publishers. Philadelphia Pn
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EREE Try samrrl's Of "ur Crra s page
L Sl.Oo illustrated wrrkl> l>-;}A vrnr.
e '+ind. Fine -icei cngr ,v,,,ls ar, /.
Subscribers. Agents make 81 n h!y rnd
Tor SnIurlMN GA2cItc, iInilnwtll No
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/ iHREE for One Month to nll who n,k for

a. 'hTE toT VHE MOULD {" MI WHO nsk Tor
A il; I5c. t" JAN. 70: 81 SO tn July.
~; So. so 10 ian. ~. .uE METHODIST
every week II lecture Rnnm Talk by Beech
cr; Sermon OF article 10y Tnlmnge. isccnnd
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The Only Pain Remedy

h' "hhS uiI Bsthittt
that instantly stops tic most exc. n,ial:,..
pains. allays lnflnmmntions anG cures Cra
gcs'ions, whether of the Lungs, Stomach.
Bowels. or other glands OF organs. hy or
application.
In from one 10 twenty minutes, no mat
ter h'w vio'rn or cxci nciniing the pnin the
Rheumatic. Bed ridden, lnfirm. C,ippleG.
Nerso"s, Neuralgia, or proairaled win
disease mny suffer.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
will ntford instnnt case. Inflammation o.
tho Kidneys. Inflammation Of the Bladder.
Inflammation Of the Bowels, Congestion O,
the Lungs, Sore Thront. Oinicul, BREATH II,
Paipiintion Of the Heart. Mysteries, Group.
DiWhcria. Caiarrh. Influenza, Headache,
Toothachc, Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Cold
Chills, Age Chilis.
Tho application Of the Ready Relief to
the part or pnrts where The pain or diff
Guilty exists will afford ensp md comfort.
twenty drops in hnlf IL ;umblcr uf wnscr
will IN few moments cure Cramps.
Srnsms, Sour Stomach. Heartburn, sick
Hea'lachc. Darrhma. D5scntrry. 'ol,c.
Wind in tho bowels, and all the Internal
Pains.
Travellers should always carry n bottle
Of Rndwny's Ready Relief with them A
few drops in water will prevent sicxnrss o.
pains from change Of water. II il better
ihan French Brandy or Bllters Ns a simu.
liant
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R. n. R.
Il -R. II. Fe.
RADWAY'S READY REL IEF
Cures the Worst Pains in from One to
s. s r. TWENTY MINUTES g"
.--- NOT IN ONE HOUR. !.

After reading this advert -cm"ni ncp9
any one Suffer with Pain Rsdwny'. H"aay
Relief II cure for every pan.:'ll mar the
frs, and IL $50 y ''....
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DR.. Railways Sarsaparilla Rcsol.
vent.

Has made the most astonishing cures so
quick, so rapid are the chhngrs the body
undorgncs, under thr influence Of This
truly wonderful medicine .hat every day
M increase IN flesh and weight s seen ai,l
fell The Great BI"n! ,u"i.;.r. Every
ur"i Of 'hr oaryara"ill;an kcsn'vrn, con.
muninntes thrnuvh ii." H:,ol >wr:,. T. .in~
and "ih"r fIn'is ana j,icrs # 'hc >,>'r,.
fh' fh:'r "i ne. f'rl' requires -" NE>.,
nj ID" b"'ly win ncw aEI iun',t in.!',ria.
Scrotn'n, syphilis. + u, uup;ion. Gia,.,.u
la 'i!~'a'c. Ulcers IN tho Threat. Nnuth
Tuners, Nodes in the Chants anl o:hr,
parts "' the system, Snrr Eyes. S!vu:ntr.
su' discharges from the Ears ar,t- the
w"tS: i''rms IT HHin hisrnsrS Elnr.inr>.
F"r"r Sores SrnId iIral. Fin, Worm. Su,,
Rhcnm. E"ysip"laa. .\rne Black Srot.
Worns III tlL: Flesh. rum.rs. cancers
The Womb and all weakeuinp anil Tninin'
discharges. Night SweaIs. Ln.s of S,rn.
anu MI wastes Of the life principle. az,
whhiE the curative range of this wrntcr t.!
M"tlcrn Chemistry. and few days use
will prove to nny person using it for eithe,
OF these forms Of disensn its petcn, power
cure them.
IL The !aIi'nt only becoming reduced
ty ~" Wastes md d"cnmpo .iIipn thar j.
continually progressing surc. d., in a..
'e'il's" ih"s' 's'"s. srl repairs II c.ne'
"In ncw 'rH,""i.' i"alc f",n !.,.,,-f g.
q :
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ANNUAL REPORT.

Report OF the Board Of Commissioners
'or f"irne'd County, South Carolina. for
the fiscal year ending august 31st, 1871. '>
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docs -rC..T,'~- a." {. .."..,,', r." ,...
"hr" hi. ;c1"rl, r,"..r.L". B.. ."...
F'!riii'a'iHi!, a::i .,;c'".";, -. l... = .....
'hc l''" &: wastes. Re- ic;:.' v. ..
'and, nn'! every lay !he jn'irn, 50, -.
hIw"rit rowing better ard >iroIiu"r ii.
f"'" diGrsting better. app"i.te imrvoyin.
and flesh and weight incI o. -iug
Not only does he #nreQrn,ill,an E",,.,
vent excel all krnxn rrn,a;ili agents -
TIC cure Of 'hrc nj Scrni.in,Ia. Cnns,i,
i.''H,'. ard Skin 'isrq~ts hr!I !, is H.. ui,i,
positive cure COR Kidney ami Bladder r,r
plants. Urinary and Wom!' Disrasc.. G.av.
Ct. lith"t's, Dropsry. Stoppage O! Mater.
inc"niinencr of Urinr. IiriehIs Disease.
Aihumnurn. md III all cases whcr: lhr,"
ore brick dust deposts,"r the water il thick
cloudy, mixed with substances like the
Wh'ie at m egg, or th, ends like white sill,
or there is n morbid, dark, bilious appear
"nce nnd white bone dust deposits and
when there IL rricking burning sensn.
t,"n when passing water. and pain in the
small 0; The Back aud along the Loina
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y ,Are, aud There in Advertising,
A sr6aY' wrrHtXaM,ai,Ii5

,Gl. II. - = =; VIII. r.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-28

can Committee has prepared its ilst or can
didates to be supported at the election on
tie first of July. Thelist, IL isknown, Will
be headed by permission Win tne name VI
Gambetta. ,u. RI ,el,.a. rslo as
The Fenian convict, Burke, was released
from Imprisonment upon condltlon that
he report yearly to the magistrates.
CLEVELAND, O., June, PA number Of
notorious counterfeiters have been cap
tured, including Isaac Monroe, Bissel,
VIM. III. Burns, John Hickman, Christie
pher G.. Brady, Gee. W. -Shanlen, George
Frederick Mathew, A. Boyd, Sam. Rieves,
Harry Porter, Joe. Warren and other well
known rascals. Shamen ,squealed on ms n
confederates. eeA d7flh sam0o
AUGUSTA, Me-, June 2z-The Demo
cratic State Convention, after transactlng
its preliminary business, adjourned.
NEW BRUNSWICK, MI, June 81
Amos Robbin,rCa prominent Democratic
politician, is dead, and Robert W. Latham,
formerly Washington banker and re-
Gently prominent. in the labor league, is
also dead. U10AnAG Il 81
MONTGOMERY, June 27.-The First Ma
tional Bank of this city has applied for in
crease of capital to two hundred and fifty
thousand dollars.
lgSAyANNAH, June 27.-The Marshal of
the Hose Company arrived from Charles
town, Massachusetts, to-day. All well.
New ORLEANS, June, 27-James Carl
ton, clerk of the steamer Yeager, fell from
the hurricane roof to the wharf. He died in
two hours. tsat
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ALABAMA & CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD.
Rejoicing i'm Chattanooga over the Decision
.5. of Judge Woods. u

The news of the decision of Judge Woods
in Montgomery, yesterday, that the Ala
bama & Chattanooga Railroad had not
beer. and could not be forced into bank
ruptcy, and ordering possessionto be given
to Mr.. Stanton for the company, spread
like wildfire through the city, causing the
greatest rejoicing. Some of the employees
of the road got an old anvil to the top of
the stone fort and gave vent to their joy by
of. Mr.. Stanton himself showed his joy
by hanging out the American flag at his
private residence. .
Of course, the first men to say II told
you So yesterday, were those who had
before insisted that the road could never
get out of the scrape.
This decision removes, in great meas
ure, the depression which had weighed
upon all our spirits. Itrestores confidence
in the road, in Mr.. Stanton, and in our
selves. 1t insures the speedy running of
trains, and the revival of business relations
with the rich country SO lately opened to
our merchants. The attachments upon
the rolling stock will be no -impediment,
for the trustees, under the mortgages, can
replevy at once, and, of course, will do SO.
It will be easy tor the Company to raise
money now to pay off the employees, and a
portion of the floating debt; and we may
look soon for the return, if not for the flush
times of the old days, at least of a reason-
able amount of prosperity and comparative
ease of money.
ri G. Stanton has again demonshated
that he is hard to beat. He is man of
indomitable will and great ambition, and
these qualities added to an untiring ener-
gy, have enabled him to succeed in the
face of difficulties that would have cowed
most men.
The people of Chattanooga do well to
rejoice at this happy consummation.-
Chat. Times. ~
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ID, The Alabama Claims.

WASH NGToN, June 25.-Mr. Charles
G. Beamen, Jr., of New York, has recent
ly been employed by the Department OF
State to arrange the yoluminous papers
now on, file in relation to the Alabama
claims, for presen tation to the tribunal of
arbitrator under the treaty of Washing
ton. Pending the session of thejoint high
commission this gentleman published a
volume entitled 1.-THE national and pri-
yate Alabama claims, and their final and
alnieable settlement, y in which he gave,
from the records of the Department of
State, a list of seventy vessels captured by
the Alabama, thirty-six by the Florida,
nine by the Georgia, thirty-six by the
Shenandoah, thirty-four by their tenders,
eighteen by the Sumter, twenty-nine by
the Tallahassee, and two by the Nashville.
Tables giving the claims filed by the Uni
ted States citizens for the loser of these
vessels and their cargoes, by the four YES
sells first named, about to ST., 1886, 900. The
claims for losses by other vessels, and 9TH
er claims that have not yet been filed, will
probably bring the gross amount claimed
for the property destroyed to at least S13,-
000, 900. stt er