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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-10-11
ETR. Il II S.
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL,
FOR AUTUMN OF 1871

We invite the attention Of Planters and
Dealers TO our large and complete stock Of
Standard and Dwarf Fruit Trees.
Grape Vines and Small Fruit.
Ornamental Trees. Shrubs aml Plants.
New and Rare Fruit and Ornamental frees.
Dubious Flower Roots.
Descriptive and illustrated priced Cnia-
lognes sent prepaid on receipt Of stamps,
as follows:
No. l-Fruiis, 1oc. No. 2-Ornamcninl
Trees. lOc. No. 3-Grcen house, IOc. No.
4-Wholcaale, free. No. 5--Bulhs, free.
Address. ELIWANGER & BARRY,
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Weddings.
THE ANNIVERSARIES AND HOW cELE
DRAFTED.

Anniversary weddings appear to be
yearly growing into more general
favor. They may DO made pleasant
festivals iii only be understood that
etiquette and good breeding do not
demand the acknowledging of an in
vitation to these weddings by prescn-
tation Of valuable gifts. Members
of the family, or very intimate
friends, are the only persons from
whom such gifts may be obtained.
Invited guests need not ubscut
themselves from such agreeable Gu
tertaiument because false corcep-
tion requires them to contribute cost.
ly presents. For amusem ment or
svciability, tri6es in paper, tin or
wood may be offered by casual as
we'll as personal friends on the occa.
sion Of the commcmorated we'd
dings.
THE PAPER WEDDING.
The first anniversary of the mar
riage is honored by butfew. Inviata-
tions have been issued on peculiar
styles of gray paper, resembling thin
pasteboard. The presents in keeping
are Taper, books, portfolios, engrav-
ingS, etc.
The wooden wedding is the fifth
anniversary. The invitations are
printed OH thin cards of wood about
a. thick rs four sheet B1istlc board
h. tin "eddiug is the ,en,h Il, i
vc'Saty lnv,ta in'.s h.vc rcuu is
sued on tlD, bat ,hr unst artistic
s sla is printed iu oxA iiz~d tin
rrouz: or in black on large urgl ,zed
ctrd or note shee1, wi,n anon, gram III
dull silver on Invitation envelope.
A fieid IF IN bronze on the lower
Il III of the n"te sheet, with letters in
black produces pleasing. ef..ct.
The cryst 4 wedding Is t'.e ii:'eenth
anniversary. 1t ha> M bee, lr,.-
On :: ga. !, IA III t';lN erurtr,
th'': "nv cen ?'l:':ed on " ,:."'-
2 ".."H. csNr. . 'a h.
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John B. Cough tells the following
story, though the joke bc at his own
expense. Once, while on a lecturing
tour through England, he was iutro-
duccd to village audience in these
tcrllS:
"Ladics and gentlemen, ave the
'ouor to introduce the distinguished
lee urer, John b. Cough, who will
address us on the subject of temper.
anco. You know that temperance il
thought to be rather dry subject ;
but tonight, rs We lis en- to our
friend, the horator, from hover the
hocean, we may 'ope to ave the mira
Gle of Sampson repeated, and to be
refreshed with water from the jaw.
bone Of hass."
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Lexington and Big Sandy Railroad.

From Information not to be doubt.
ed fur moment, we can state to the
friends Of this enterprise that ar
rargemehts arc now being perfected
to put the road under coutruct
from Lexington to Mount Sterling,
and that the cars will be running to
the latter place by the lst of July,
1872. The Ohio and Chesapeake
road Is now graded to within ten
miles Of the Sandy, end wo may rca-
sonahly expect to see this gre It thor.
oughfare completely equipped and
IL running order in two years from
this date. Winchester anl Cl1kc
county, by little fv:cthought vn
their part, can make themselves an
Important point on t;!is great line Of
ral;w.y aud they should see t, it at
once thata linc of road be Luilt from
Puri> to Ric"monh, distance of
thirty .c'sh, miles, which would give
tiem an outlet to the southrrn sea.
board and ali the important markets
Of tie S'uth CMke County (h-u)
Dcmocrat.
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A North Carolina colored juror was
recently seen making rapid tracks for
the Virginia line: and upon being ac-
costed by gentleman as to whittier
he was going, confessed with dismay
that he was fleeing the State, as he
had just heard that the .."jury was to
be hung" This 10 related as q fact
in the Weldon N. G.. News.
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS.

TlHE subscriber has n few thousand OF
l. Wilson's Albany Strawberry Plants, in
fne growing condition of which he will dis
pose on the Same terms thnt he pnid for
them at the Nursery. Prico $l.0O per
hundred J. s. t.ONnOK
sept 30-lm
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The Renowned Natural Bridge

a Dispatch FROM Lexington, Va -,
to tho Richmond Dispatch says: GA
deed has heen recorded in the county
Clerks office conveying tho Natural
Bridge properly to John w. Garrett,
of BALTIMORE"
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louOKS, Bay Rum, Biitcr6, and Syrups.
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by mail Proof Sheets md Index sent free
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delphin, Pa.
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Among the recent patents noticed
in the Scientific American is that Of
q machine for double seeming tin.
ware, the invention Of McDuff Cohen
and Robert NJ. Edwards, Of this
State.
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JUST RECEIVED.

4O0 bundles "Arrow" Ties, which wo
will sell very low by tho lozrn Iundles or
more. BACOT & co.
oct 10
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BAND LEADERS.

For something interesting. send your ad
New York >
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-10-11

a school mastertclls the following
good one. I was once teaching in n
quiet country village The second
morning Of the session had time to
survey my surroundings, and among
the tcanty furniture 7 ospied three
legged stool. els this the Ounce
block p asked a little girl Of five.
The dark eyes sparkled, the curls
nodded assent, aud the lips rippled
ont, "l gucss so; the teacher always
sits or it,"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-10-11
PaYmaSteP H0duf,

The findings and sentence in tho
case Of Paymaster Hodge have been
received Ivy the Judge Advocate
General for revicwal, and will DO
promulgated by the Secretary Of War
about the middle of this week, should
the President approve Of the sentence
which, according to the rumor in
Washington, is that the prisoner bo
oashicred, forfeit all pay and allow.
ances, and suffer Imprisonment for
tho term of five years. ....
A cheerful savant has discovered
that mosquitoes are providential
guard against disease, upon tho sup
position that in summer the human
system is peculiarly liable to fever,
and insects, by depicting the quantity
of blood, get up q counter irritation.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-10-11

Happiness is perfume, and every
man should shed some.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-10-11

y ~ - q NJ 80, - l!hibli Ant y
o! Greet. b. Wi,cous.u, we're star
tied at the sudden arrived in thci;.
town of twenty-five families of Ice
ladders, who proposed to settle in tha
vicinity. They took up their abodes
on Washington Island, at the month
of Green Bay, and were soon husi.
ly engaged in erecting dwellings and
preparing the ground for farming
purposes, going to work with a will :.
These twenty-five families, however,
are but the pioneers of much larger
Immigration into the same region of
the inhabitants Of Iceland. 1t is said
several thousand families are prepar-
ing to leave their homes in that
frigid isle, and will come to this
country, where they may spread
themselves along the line of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, and
through the section bordering upon
the Red River. They are industri-
GUS and frugal people, as are all 9TH
er immigrants of the Scandinavian
race, and must prove of great value
to the region which they selected for
new home.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-10-11

A white man, said TO be a stranger
in Southern city, found his way into
little one-horse colprcd barber shop
on the outskirts Of the city one even
ing and while the ,ohsorial artist
neatly shaved his face he exercised
his adroitness TO much better adyan-
tage in shaving him out Of ten dollars
which was slowed away in his vest
pocket. I{o will doubtless return
North with enlarged viows on the
subject of negro equality.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-10-11

The Stockton Herald says: "Dur-
ing the delivery of her speech last
night, Mrs. Laura Do Force Gordon
said w am an American citizen,
and over twenty.one years Of age.'
TO this crnsty and probably disgust
ed Benedict Dried out: 'You bet
you are ! The effeot was electrical. ;"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-10-11

~ O. tnc p.um.gr - hr nighi, uut
ch' CAIN ir.>rs Il lies first j. ie> seen,
ruolI.ng to the buds, storm, shaken,
bu1 harpiiy spared for the sweeten-
ing of latter days.
Onc
One voice above all others from out
the sepnIchre of the past Oue
hand -faircr than all others-reach- :
inS across tho urn whuse very rim i,
under the ashes of burnt-out
hope !
One face with its franc Of carven
locks, and lips like palest primrose
its delicate cheeks, and lids with
fringe of ambcr-its braws where no
red blood is and its temples with no
purple of living
One day discrowned and desolate,
the life of all its hours face to face
with the death of all its dreams, and
something sweeping through its still
ness like sound of ships going down to
the black heart of tho sea, and sound
of waves closely up above and seal
cd with seal of thunder.
One faith, fair and fruitful, that
not the laboring of years, nor men
nor gods, nor doom, nor death can
alter ! One gloam of the far-off sill
yer of repose over all the waters of
waiting.
1t is enough.
We close the window and its shut.
ters, rearrange the damask and the
lace, put back the stand with it's basin
and ladder of ivy, and just as the
clock is telling the passing of another
hour, go SILENT y to the sweetheart of
oar slumber, and to sacred dream
of-Onc !
Town Marshal Letson, on Friday
night last arrested on the cars color.
cd man whom he suspected as being
one Of the parties who had robbed the
store Of Captain |. N. Withers, at
White Oak. The negro gave several
names but his true name was found
to be Ben King. He has been en-
ployed this year as hand on the farm
of Nj. William Wilson, near Corn.
wells Turnout. He sold two shot
guns to a gentleman a few miles be-.
low this place, which have been ilen.
tilted by Captain Withers as part
of the property that was taken from
him. He will be carried to Winns.
boro for trial Chester Reporter.
o. se.------
1t will interest IN any of our readers
(says the Wilmington Star,) to know
that the Government, having decided
that the cotton tax should have been
collected on tho net weight of the cot,
ton and not, as it was, on baggiug
ties, ropes, etc., is preparing to re
fund the excess collected, and offer,
to pay back eighty cents on eaci
bale.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-10-11

A Frcnchman who vas master Of
horse to one of our generals during
the late war was sent from Stone
river, whore his brigade was lying, in
an errand into Nashville. As he set
out the general told him to bring him
tho Nashville time. AS soon as he
had returned, he went to the general
took out his watch with an impor.
tant air, and said: cit was juste un
quartor un trees O'Clock when I leave
ze seetie, then I stop mine watch, so
he keep the reeght time" "But
what is the time now p "Ah dat
know not. You sails bring 20 Nash
vile time 1 brings him exactly !"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-10-11

A Norwegian bark, voyaging from
Stockholm to Antwerp, lately pick ed
up in the Germen ocean, far from
land, canoe in which we're two
little boys, about FIVE or six years
old, noarly frozen. After being re
storod to consciousness they indica ted
their residence upon tho shores Of
Jutland, and stated that they had
climbed into the canoe for amuse-
ment. Its fastenings gave way, and
they had involuntarily taken their
perilous trip. The telegraph soon
informed the parents of the recovery
Of the two boys.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-10-11

a Clergyman, who owned farm,
found his p!owman sitting on his plow
resting his horses Quoth the clergy.
man:
"John, wouldn't it be good plan
for you to have good stub scythc
here and be cutting few bushes
along the fences, while the horses are
resting a short time 7"
"Wouldn't it be well, sir" said
John, "fur you to have tub of po.
tatoos in iu the pulpit, and when
they are singing, peel en- awhile to
be ready for the pot.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-10-11
WY,TT /. HOLMES
AFFIDAVIT or 1.-THE VICTIMS"
EDGEFIEID CorNrY. s. G.,
=, u.rG,i , 25. lS

~ ''''i'f { ~. lCt j.
W.. Sj!, Il .hi,sAn nrd so.s. JOHN
L .h,t;H"" and Sl"rcrr t.n!iu>ur.. 20
h"'rh, c".t;',y tina; c,rta'n~ IcI*n,ra
h"'" i';ort"i tL&t - t'r J., r.gns
I"tr' 70. ~ IL e" r"lrmN,Ira' inn h,,i-
cd ''ll"iEh.S nno.r l!amhrrg, :. G.,
September If. 1871" add pubii> he'd
III the Daily Cuior, over lie signa-
tn'e ot San OH Republican," upon
whom ku k!ux outrage WAS said to
have been committed that We 1--we
near Red Oak Grove, and that no OUT
rage has been committed upon. us Of
any nature whatever that no section
OF the State can bc more free from
Nu-klux ontragcs, as VIC have not
heard of single act of any organized
band Of lawlcss persons.
SpENcER ROBINSON,
JcnN ROBINSON:
SHE ROBINSON.
Witness: Wyatt l.. Holmes and
Wm. Parkman.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
StOckhOlders' Meeilng.

Notice Is hereby given to the Stock
holders and Directors Of the Abba,
Knoxville 4 eDes Moines Railroad
company. that there will Ne q meet
ing Mt the Company's Office, in Knox
vile, Iowa, on Friday, the 10th day Of
March, 1871, Mt ] o'clock p, NJ, to
amend the Articles Of Incorporation
of said Company; authorizing the
board Of Directors Of said Company
to carry out the contract with ]. b.
Grinneii and associates, and to sell
and transfer on such terms mn
they may deem IT, all Or any Of the
rights or franchise Of the Corporation
or any part thereof Alsa, to rHttfy
formally the contract with J. b. Grin
nell and associates. Also, ~ amend
Article 10 Of the Articles Of Ineorpora-
ton, In regard to the kind Of notice to
he given to amend the Articles Of In
corporation. JAMES MATHEWS.
pres't a. X. 4 ID. II. II. Co.
Feb. Sd, 1871. 1881
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

THAT'S SO.--Mr. j.. w. Starr, Of
Red Rock, made remark In our
hearing the other day, that expressed
',ur sentiments prezackly. He said
I've was In the Treasurer's Office the
other day, watching men paying their
Railroad taxes. One man pulled out
about 500. It cnino rather hard;
'but," says the man.. ''it'll all come
hack." And Mr.. Starr remarked that
the payers all sl,cllesi out the amounts
required of them with the apparent
feeling that, tough 10 " was now, II r.
good investment for them and fos
the community. THAT. IL the spirit
that deserves and wins success and
progress" said Mr.. Starr--and we say
30 too. 800, ,.s, Y
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

y - 4.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECt-
ID TON to me directed by the Clerk
OF the District Court VI Marion Cesin-
ty and State OF Iowa, & have levied
upon, and will offer at Public Sale, ut
the door Of the Court House in the
City Of Knoxville, Marion County,
Iowa, on the 18th day. Of February,
A. ID. 1871, between the hours Of .
o'clock A. NJ. aud 4 o'clock p. NJ,
commencing at 10 o'clock A, ~, the
following described Property to-wit:
The southwest quarter Of tile north
east quarter of Section seven ca, lot
one ~ in Section seven "a. lOt tilrie
81 in said Section seven fD, aud iaA
(G) in said Section seven IN, lot One
~ In Section nine (9l. and lot two e.,
in said Section nine l9), al in Town
ship seventy-seven (S7J, Range, twen-
ty.One (2l), and containing two hun
dred and eight l2OS) acres.
Levied upon as the property of
Maya Stewart, ct al. 10 satisfy M,
execution in favor Of Elisha G. Litcl-
field, and against Mary A. Stewart,
ct al. ~
J. P. KELLY, ~
Sheriff Of Marion Co., Iowa.
Dated Jan'y 9th, 1871. (35)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
Referees Sale.

0THE UNDERSIGNED, having
been appointed Referees to make
partition Of the following described
Teal Estate, lying In Marion County,
and State Of Iowa, having reported
that the same cannot be divided, and
said Report having been confirmed
by the Circuit Court Of Marion Coun-
ty and State Of Iowa, at the January
Term, 1871, thereof; we, the under
signed, In pursuance to m order Of
said Court, will offer for sale At public
Outcry, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, THE FOURTH DAY or
MARCH, A. D. 1871,
between, the hours OF ten O'Clock, A.
NJ, and four o'clock. p. NJ, con,-
menciUg at eleven o clock A. ~. of said
day, tO-wit:
The Southwest quarter Of Section
No. -Four az In Township No. Seven
ty-seven az north Of Range No.
Twenty l20) west OF the Fifth r. M;
containing one hundred and sixty tl6O)
acres, more or less. als
= The alnve described land will he
sold IN fOurlets; ~ pafcelss - eollsws,
!, t' I1r No. is. Nors,seSs 4 as.rter
o. ne Boutkwe6t qtsvser. - 6ectiqn
No. 8. An Towushlp Nos n, ssm,sth ~
Range NO.. - west, containipg -
4 LNDT Ma. 3. The Northwest quarter
Of the SOD tlikest quarter - 1ectiOn
EosA In TOWnship No. IL North Of
Range No. ., Sssts containing -
Wr~e z ssrsSs er...Hs.s.. x.s.as<>,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

Fresh Garden, Flower. Fruit,
Herb, free s. shrub. and Ever.
green Seeds, prepaid by mail,
VVet1 A1reCt4OHs For c0lture.
different packets
Of either class for @l.OO. The
SIX CLASSES $500.
Z 2o,Nee lbs. Rvsvgreen and Tree Seeds,
Apple, Pear. Cherry, 10 7; Grass sesds; Beet.
cabhaSs, Carrot 0nion. Squnsh, TprNip. and
all Vegetable and Flower Seeds. IN small or
large %ssntities; alpo Small Fsuits. 6tocks.
Bulb, SAssbs, Roses, verbsrss, kc., BY mail.
prepaid. New Golden Banded Japan Lily :
50 cis priced Descriptive CStaIoRss sent IN
sny r'ain addrsss. Cratic. Agents wantsd.
whslsssls List 70 Agents. Clubs And the
Trade Seeds on enmmtssion. 50
B. NJ. WATSON, Old Cnlony Nurseries
and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass.
81 tabiishsd IN lS42. N2)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09
Original Notice.
To GEORGE w. McCORD,
FREDERICK TARR, and
RICHARD r. WATrS. a.

To GEORGE w. McCoRD, -.
FREDERICK TARR, and
RICHARD r. WATTS: s a
INOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
i. that on or before tie first day ui
March, 1871, there will be on Al. Il,
the office of the Clerk OF the District
Court in and for Marion County,
IUwA, petition of w. NJ. Hender-
son and A. c.. Henderson. asking that
the deed from Richard II. Watts IT,
John McCOTtl, for the west half of tho
northeast quarter of Section twenty
two (c2). and the southeast quarter of
the northeast quarter Of said Section
twenty-five ZEE, and the southwest
quarter Of the southeast quarter Of
section fifteen l5), all in Township
seveDty-fve (75) north of Range nine
teen (l9) west of the fifth +. NJ. be
corrected; and asking for a partition
of said real estate.
And that unless you appear and de-
fend thereto on or before noon Of tho
second day of the next March Term.
1871, Of said District Court. which
Term will commence on 18th day 1T
March. A. D., 1871, your default will
lie entered. and Judgment rendered
thereon, as asked for.
STONE, AYREs T. CURTIS.
1867 Att'ys for Pitt.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

No. !, il ,Townsbip No y. north 81
Range No. 10 west, containing forty
acres. more or leHs.
Lar No. The Southeast quarter
Of theS0ntliwest QpasteEof section No.
!. In Township u. north 0f Rauge No..
20. west, containing forty acres, more
or less. Il. "a,
TEnxs OF SALE: Onc-fhird Of the
purchase money, cash In hand; one-
third in onesyeaf FROM the day Ut sale,
and the residue. : pne-third, In. two
years from the day Of sa1e; tile deferred
Payments to besv interest from ti.s
day ofsale at the rate Of ten per cent.
per annum. and to he securellby mort
gage on the property sold.
MARION yoUNO.
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AAEs y: Bsous.
10 Referees.
January q, 1871. ls7,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-02-09

CLARK, COOPER & CURTIS respect.
fully announce that they are still III
,btisiness order and operation at their
old stand, southwest corner Of Public
Square, on south side, with Dry Goods.
Clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots and
Shoes, Queessware, &c., ut the lowest
prices. Il, the front end Of the room,
Mr.. Curtis will bs at your service for
anything IN the, way Of Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry. &c., or repairs on
them. ,o.es. "a