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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-18
LEGAL.
RECEIVERS SALE OF LAND.
ny AUTHORITY OF TIE CHANCERfl
ID Court Of Memphis. Tennessee VIII SELL
On Thursday, December Z, 1871,

.onrancinr at ten o'clock IN. az the heai
Fs,.fs RTchanee Of Royster, Irelevant y Oe.'
,,s.sbesst corner Of JeferfOn and Main streets,
WeEnhis. about p. 900 acres Of land. lyine N
the counties OF Poinsett' Of ha s,s,a ~ A.
olsss some portion Of this land u SAID 70
be of superior fertility, and lying eonst,sn,s.
- nroiectod lines Of railroads IN sala ,Ate
valuable for both u timber ana sou. =, = az.
...ss - nsvmet,. for said lands any valid oeoii
s-sinst ne Gayoso saving, lnstitution ~
10 lards will accordingly Be offered loI ~
either FOR cash or for such deots ~
eisi az allowed b. the court, OF Faiia neunAIai
meg " ~ Ia fnrfitution. Sale will be con
$500 erorn day 10 day til All g sold.
F-M y. Ml.. = +. - ~ =.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-18

Try the Intimtdad cigar, at Frank
q Dessaner's, ISIS Main street IS
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-18
FORTUNE TELLER,

MADAM ANN H.
nm, Z FORTUNE TELLER, CAN BE CONi
,ee \. I'm webster BIoehl. I'D nOor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-18
GAa-F1rTINa at 3l5 Second st

Buy your wood from C. H. johnson,
III Poplar street. GIT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-18

A FINE lot of nice Kentucky horses
and mules for sale at Brooks stable and
stock yard, 445 Main street. We will
sell them low. w. NJ. BRooKs.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-18

amount may not be extravagant after
all, especially as the amount involved in
the sale of the roads exceeded twelve
millions of dollars. Probably the law
yers would be glad to realize fifty per
cent. on the fifteen thousand dollars, II
they could find purchaser OF the bonds.
liz England and Wales, with popula-
ton of less than 23,O0O,000, there were
on the LIST of January, 1871, no less than
1885, 900 peupers. Thus one out Of
every twenty,one persons is subject of
charity. This is absolutely frightful,
and indicates terrible state Of social
civilization. This state of things cannot
endure long without terrible results.
The number of paupers in the manufac-
turing districts is less by 'one-half than
in the agricultural.
THE Cincinnati Enquirer rises to re-
mark: Zone of our finest and richest
States is Tennessee, and yet out Of 2s,-
900 900 acres no less than 10000, 900 are
uncultivated, and that although it has
been State in the Union for three
quarters of century. This indicates
in striking manner how certainly we
are on the verge of that wonderful de-
yelopment which the territory embraced
within the limits of the United States is
destined to attain.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-18

REMEMBER the great White Cloud--the
bullock that took the blue ribbon at the
fair. His meat will be sold by II. Sees
sci, ST., Saturday evening at his stall in
Poplar street market, aud at 1879 Main
street. 69
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-18
GINNING.
Poplar st. Cotton Gin and Pickery.
Nos. las aud IsO Poplar street.

TUE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY INFORMED
Il that on and after this date we will Gin
and Bale all cotton brought or sent 70 US for
seven dol ars per bale. We furnishing the bag
ging and ties, and covering the bale All over,
longing 10 the bale. Or II the owner
desires Us 70 keep the cotton seed be-
longing 10 the bale 0f cotton AZ part
payment. we will gin and bale furnishing
bagaing and ties. and cover the bale all Over)
for two dollars per bale, and the cotton seed
belonging 10 the bale Of cotton.
Is Sd GEO. W. PAYNE a co.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-14
Massacre In Algeria.

Accounts from Algiers to tlc 9th of
May state that the insurrcction con-
tues to rage as lierccly as ever, and
some dreadful massacrcs had been
pcrpctratcd by the Arabs at Dclly,
Bougic, and Palcstro. At the last
mentioned village the whole male
population, consisting Of forty six in
dividuaIs, were murdered with the
greatest brutality, and the women
and children carried off into the in.
terror. 1t is satisfactory to learn,
however, that in almost every ell.
gagemcnt with the French forces the
Kabj les have been driven back with
loss. The Italian iron-clad figAte
Roma and Spanish iron clad Arpides
were in the neighborhood for the pro.
lection Of the Interests of Italian aud
Spanish subjects. The English iron
clad Defense left Malta for 4\lgiers on
the 9th ult.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-14
A Competent Witness.

"M illiam look Tell us who made
you2 William, who was considered
Il fool, screwed mp his face, and looked
and SOMEWHAT bcwild"red,
Moses, | s'rosr." "Tha, will do,"
said Counsellor Gray, addressing the
court "Thc witness says he supposbs
M1srs made him that Is Ill intelligent
answer, mare than ,houghl him capa:
blc OF giving, fof it shows that, he has
some faint idea Of Scripture. submit
that il is not sufficient to en,i'lr h'm to
be sworn as a witness capable OF giving
evidences" "Mr. judge said he.
fool, ''n,ay AK The lawycra question 2
"Crrlainly." SAID the Jndg", "Wrll,
then, Mr.. LAWYER, who dye s'rosr
made you ?" "Aaron. / s'roSc,' said
Counsellor Gray, initiating the w!titss.
Aftrr the miF,h had somewhat subsidized,
The witness drawled out "Wrll; no>oN,
we do read in !hc book that Aaron
once made calf, bui who'd a thought
the ,larnrd crillcr had got in her" ~
The Judge ordered the man 10 br
sworn.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-14
Town Ordinance.


T'E 'oi'ow'hS o'"A"mc'' ch',''e" IN o'"'
J. nance TO RAISE snprhcs ,"E me yS"r oon'.
mehcinG .he nrS' o! hFr', 'oi J. "n" 'n"''s
the ISL OF Apii' lHt|' anu ''r o'he' t".
poses PnsSc" tue o'h ""y o, '"ne io''' j.
PhDlisheu 'or INC i"'orih"'loH 'i "'i ''"
ccrncu
DC II ehhc'eu a"" cL"",m'" u! NV ~
icn"nnt nnd "ar"c's "' 'he ,o"h VI ~ !" '"n"'
b'ro, ). y , IN to'lnc'i met 'h"t TAX 'or
tho SUMS ana IN me manner h'rcthhi'er"''
liohe"' s"". nc '"',.n "h' l"'o 'n,' Wy
treasury OF 'he sa'a own i"' III" use an"
service thereof; mat IS l" say, n''ee"
ceh's az 'ato'em OH every "u""reo "".'".S
worth OF the value OF u real 's'n'e WIN"
the corro' "e l,",,'S. 10 "e "ESess'" "s n're
'olore; 'h' ~ "o''.'s TO nc l'"'" ny eN','
male 'nhaoi'hh' OF sni" io"" ne' '"eco '''
ages OF ghtecn anu h''y years, IN heu o,
working "r"" the s'rt''s oi sal" oT H. n", i,
'mec per c'mt upon inc amount OF "''
safes NJ huc'oh
IL. And hc II tnt'h'r enhc'' mn" 'roa'n,
ed: ihal the foregoing lrMes sun w F"'"
TO the lrehS"'e' oi 'ne ''"" N'"n'" V,
M'nnShor'' Q" or "1ore 'n' n's' ""y o'
Angns' next anu ~ we, wv W s"I" P'S
meat, an execution sihl' nc 'Ss"eo LOT 'h'
collection OF We same -,
~ Ana ne II '"''hc' e"nr'e" """ VI
aaiheu' 'h"' II s'"' n'' y, '."'"' ~" ""!
person |" rrP"'S'", pno"e'y w, e!'n y, ~
war; any pay, r.h'Noy' n"Fr"s' ''''''"..
W '"rce, or 'Ah,''t ""N n?",'e u, s"".
q. r"'N'n'".'''"' 81 az! ~" NV:
w"h"n, hrS' "o'n'h''G ''o'">o '.''n Wv
lo"h C"u"cl' w"'en 'rtns. ","S y, : .'", an
ca upon 'hc r'1 "'t'' " Nv" u"'' ~.
exhibitions other man nose u""er cAnvnss, ;a
ana n''S oon"rS 10, a.. '.;s;,ns m"' -,
NV NV ""a r''s'" ~, ~, s,,,, sr," l,,un.. r,,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-14
A Chapter of Facts.

Spacc is valuable in newspaper. nLd ii
IS thcvcfotc rfopbscd Iii this advertisement
10 condense q variety Of facts. important
10 the public, iGto small compass. ih"se
facts refer 10 II6stcticrs Siomnch Blters-
what that celebrated medicine is. and what
1t will do. In the first place, then, the ar
liclG IL h atmulani, tonic AMI Alternative
consisting ul q combination Of nm absolute
" pure spirituous agent with tho most vhl-
naile medicinal vegetable Substances ihni
Botanic research has placed a! The disposni
of The chemist nnd the physician, These
Ingredients are compounded WIN kren'
care, and in such proportions as TO produce
rreparati6n which inylgorates without
exciting tie general systetn, and tones, re-
tulates and controls the sloihae !. The how
tls, tho liver, and tho minor sccre''Vo Or
gans. -,
| What this great restorative will do must
be gathered from what it has done. Inc
case Of Dyspepsia, or amy other form OF m
| digestion, which It has en- persistently y
administered without cffccting radical
cure, is yet to be heard from. and the same
may be said Of bilious disorders, intermlt'
tent fever, nervous affections. gencrai de
billy, constipation, sick headache, thenta
disabilities TO whion the feeble are 50 sub
iecr. It purffes all the fluids OF the hody
| Including the Blood dud the gentle stimn
lbs whicI II i'm parts TO THO nerVous system
4 ia not succeeded by the slightest reaction
This Is q chapter Of facts which readers
for their own cakes, should mark anu 70
memfer. 5rs 70 june
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-14

there are twenty.four hundred gifts
varying from ten to one thousand dol
lars. The scheme has the unqualified
endorsement Of the best citlzens Of
South Carolina, men known in all
parts of the United States.
Generals Butler and Gary were
both distinguished officers i'll the Con-
federatc service, the former having
LIST leg at Brandy Station, one OF
the most ho,ly contested cavalry fights
of the war. Both belong to old famt'
lies in Carolina, aud have been doing
their best since the war to rch.orc
reace in thelr State under the United
States Government, Gen. Butler hay
Ing been a candidate for the liculen-
aut Governor under the Reform pars
ty, which acknowledged the political
cuuulity of the races. Mr.. Chadwick
i "a Northern gentleman Of large mcaus
who has settled in Charlie ston, and de-
voted his wealth; energy aud enterprise
tu the rccupcration Of the South. He
is at present The owner Of the htade;
my of Music in Charleston and other
valuable real estate in South Carroll
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-14
Crumbs.

The weather continues very *arm.
Troop l. 7th U. S. Cavalry, under
command Of Lieut.. Nowlan, has been
ordered to this place, and will pro-
badly arrive to-day from Columbia.
To remove ink spots, put the artii
Gle stained over warm flat-iron,
stretch it we'll, then squeeze few
drops Of lemon juice on it, and the
spit will disappear at ouce. Wash
Immediately in cold water.
The Tcthnolbgist Gays that oht
cord Of wood cut and split fine, aud
corded up beneath shelter while it
is green will furnish more heat after
it has ccotht Seasoned thai Two cor3s
of the same wood which has been con-
tinuaily exposed to the alternative
influence of stbrMs and suhshiiie.
Mrs. A. j. Shaw, wife Of Solici' of
Shaw, a very estimablc lady of Mar!
ion, died on Tuesday morning last
the 3O,h of May:
The merchants of Charleston arc
talking Of closing thvit stores at
O'Clock Saturdays to allow theiI
clerks to take nccdful recreation.
We learn from the Crescent tha
the postoffice at Marion was broker
open and robbed on Wednesday nigh
of last week and some fifty or seventy
five letters stolen.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-14
THE EGisEAT FRENCH REMEDY,
Dslamarre's Specific Pills,

U3lamarleb EpeCiuC L !ASi .n.
rrcpdred by uApASc,grE s. DrpoNr, Nc;
2lI Rue Lombard, Paris, mid highly
rec ommcnilcd by the cp,rc Medi- .,,
chi Faculty Of France.
Are 'he very Best Remedy in all cases Of
Spcrma,orrh@a 8: Seminal Weakness
Nightly, Daily or premature Emissions ),
Sexual Wenkncss 81 > lihpolency Wcakh5ss
arising frotn Secret Habits and Sexual Es.
ccsscs Relaxation Of lie GENITAL .utgans;
Weak Spanc Lime" or Brick d,iSt ,deI
posi,s in the Urine ''"NIiiky Discharges"
SC and all the phns,ly train of Symptoms
arising from Osetnse Or HSc"s'cs' -
They cure when all. other remedies fall.
Full direct 6hs'i6 every Boz,
Price S per Box ,aor Boxes for 80: j.,
Sold by tho principal Druggists, or VIII
be sent by mail, securely ar,nledl from "ll
observation, by ehGlosfng price 20 ,hc sole
General Agent for. Amcrica. JOB MOSES,
| ] 6 Corllandt ST New York Pamphlets OF
altice sent free TO any Rddr ss. x.,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-14

AFRICAN WtNEs.-It is not generally
known that Cnpe Colony produces the most
delicious vines grown on the face OF the
earth. a cargo received as remittance by
bur hcighhors DR.. j. G. Aver & Co., con
tnins several varieties raised there, among
which the Constancin commands The highest
price cf any VINE in the world. Almost
The entire crop Of i, is consumed IN the pal
aces Of Europe, this rare exception being
sent 10 them IN exchange for their mcdi i.
cines. which have long been the staple re-
| med;es of South Airicn-Boston Journal.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-14
A Cure for Sore Throat.

From an exchange we CLEAN the fol.
lowing simple recipe for sore throat: !:
"Take the whites of two eggs and
beat them in with two spoonful OF
white sugar, crate in little nutmeg,
and then add pint of luke warm wa
ter. Stir we'll and driut often. Re-
peat the prescription if necessary"
The above simple remedy, it is
said, will cure the. most obstinate case
Of hoarseness in short time.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-14

County Commissioner Samuel Dos
gan, three months, and $25.
= A>btnch warrant has been issued for
County Commissioner Gregory, but
he has eludcd arrest.
Nj: S. Loug, Trial Justice, was sen
fenced to six months in Jail, ahd to
paw fine Of 500.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-14
June S-2w

The PAIN Killer" may justly be styled
the great medicine of the world, FOR there
is no region Of the globe into which II has
not found Its way and been largely used
and highly priced. Moreover, there is no
cline TO which il has not proved to he We'll
adapted for the cure Of considerable va.
ricty of disease; 1t is Speedy and shfe
remedy for hurns, scalds. cuts, brulscs
wounds and various otheT injuries. ms we'll
as for dyscntcry, dinrrhGa and b"wcl com
plants gen rally. it is admirably suitcd for
every rt &C of men on the face Of the globe
II is very significant fact, that no'with
standing the long period Of years that the
"Pnin Killer" hns been before .hc world, II
hns never lost one whit Of iiS popularity,
hut on the contrary, the call for il has
steadily increased from its first discovery,
and Mt no previous time has the d"ma"d for
il been so great, or the quantity madc been
so large, ns IL is to-day.
Another significant fact is, that nowhere
has the Pain Killer ever been in higher re-
pute, or been more generally used by fnn'i-
lies and individuals, than il has been here
ut home, where IL WAS first discovered and
introduced That the Pain Killer will con
hnue to be, wha. we have styled it, TIFF
GREAT MEpICISE OF THE WORLD, there cnn
not he the shadow of doubt.--Providcnct
Advertiser. mny zo-!E
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-14
Why Do You Cough 2

When II is in your power torclirvc your :
self; few doses OF DIR. TUFTS EXPEC-
TORANT will cure yon and allay the ap-
prchcnsions Of your friends: moreover. it
is pleasant to take. II produces no nausea,
and strengthens tho Lungs mud throat 10
rcsis, attacks In the future. Mcihors nceG
not dread the Group when they have bot
tic Of this valuable compound In the hou c.
june 8
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-14
Fro. q. A. wOOl:lrd.

1t is with pleasure that we call at
tention to the extract below, from the
Talladega Watch Tower. Having as
sisted Mr.. Wood dward in 1868, we can
speak Of him from personal knowledge.
He is an excellent teacher and good
disciplinariaD. We believe him we'll
suited to the Profossorship Of Ancient
Languages, for which his name is be
ing urged, and especially for the
Professorship of Latin. We have
heard more than one of Mr.. Wood.
wards old pupils pronounce him "the
best teacher they knew and we
think it due to him to give this tes-
timony, though it should help to de.
p,ive some of his friends here Of his
services III tue instruction of their
sons
"With pleasure we notice the name of
this gentleman spoken of in come cction
i>with Profcsso, ship in tho University y
( of Alabama, and most heartily do we
second the nomination. His success
rs teacher is the best argument that
can be adduced in his favor. lie is,
at presently President of the Mt,
Zion Institute in South Carolina, and
certificate after certificate from some
of the most distinguished men and
teachers in that State, can be furnish
ed tcstifying to his efficiency and Ca
pability ns q teacher. Mr.. Wood
ward is a SOB of the late Hon. Johl
j. Woodward, of this place, and wa:
raised in Talladcga he is a gentle
man 10 every sense Of the word &C
. complshed, dignifed, moral sn'
: hightoncd !; is a flushed and thor
: ough scholars strict discipiinari
an, Kind, urbauc, and plc"san
in his manners unexccptionabl'
in his department and would fill tn,
s the chair Of Ancient Languages will
distingui he'd ability. In 1850 o
'6Ohe graduated in the Latin Schoo
at the University Of Virginio wit
. high honors. We respectfully asl
6 the members of the Board of Regen'
of the University to consider well hi
fitness for the position in which hi
friends and his al dmirers seek TO plac
:, him, as we feel assured that any hon
> ors conferred upon him VIII :edouh
:. to the prosperity Of our State Univel
|. sity.
n AS an evidence that he will be NJ
), ceptabie to al parties, 1t may not /
). out of place to state that tho Stat
}, journal and Talladega Sun, lookir
:. solely ct the man, are warmly a.
y vancing his claims"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-14
mpIirn emt to Lieut.. Porter.

The news having spread Saturday
evening, that this gentleman had been
ordered to return TO Chester, halt
dozen of his friends here extemporiz~
ed u farewell supper to him on Satur,
day night, to which we, much to our
.gratification, were also invited. This
was the pleasantest social gathering
that we have attended for very
dong time. The supper was good. The
wire was drunk in moderation. The
music after .stppcri by our accom- .
plishcd amateur band, was beautiful
and delightful. The Sentiments and
little speeches at the table were ap
propriatc, genial and graceful. Lieut.
Porter has left a pleasing impression
at Wipnsboro. F't
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-14
w hlte Labor I'm South Cart

AA"s : - e '.. ...' =
The Agricultural and mechanical
Society Of South Carolina seem de-
tormiued to- Introduce reliable labor
into the State, and accordingly we
find that ono Of .ho most gigantic en-
terpriscs over undertaken in the
South Is now OH K foot in Charleston.
AS will be seen by an advertisement
in another column, an immigration
Association has been organized for
the purpose of securing settlers upon
their lands, and in order to raise the
| necessarily large capital required, they
have adopted the expedient of series
Gift Concerts, to begin in Charleston
1 in October the ticket holders q
which will bc participants in th'
grandest opportunity ever offered t.
become rich at a small risk aud will
clear conscience. The number (
tickets issued is 10000, aud TIL
prioo is fvo. dollers zach, fy,s
, The first prize is the Academy 9
Music, Including stores, music halls
&s.,, Built at d cost Of $23o.ooo. III
Il second prize is one hundred thousan
1 dollars in cash, the third is twert5
Ave thousand, dollars the fourth
ton Thousand dollars and the ffth
eve Mousspd adollars, besides whiol
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-14
1,ryan's Phtmonic Waters

i fc iipfai,ihg in tho cure Of Coughs. Colds;
Asthma. Bronchitis, Sore Throat, iloarsc.
ness, Difficult Breathing, Incib'tnt Con-
sumption and Di' cnscs Of the Lungs. They
have 10 taste Of medicine. ana any child
will take hem. Thousands hhvc hcch re-
81 orcd to health. thai hnd before dcspaired.
Tesiin ony givon IN Hundreds of cases. A
single dose relieves in len Minutes. ASK
for BRYAN'D PULMONIC WATERS.
nay 26-eowly E rn
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-14

When diamonds are polished, and
yet unset. the genuine gem is easily
detected from tho imitation by laying
the stones on printed paper. Dia!
monds, although brilliant, arc not
transparent 80, If the letters, shine
through and are Visible, the stone 10 of
7oek crystal. yssss or Other imisat'ors.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-14
"A Live MqI KlAx.

Under the above caption friend at
Ashevillc, North Carolina, sends the
Wilmington Morning Star, the fol
lowing item for publication
<sThe editor Of the Ashevillc Cili.
zen rejoicetl over the present of q
Ytoclve pound boy baby.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-14

A young lady Of Clark county,
Missouri, advertises for husband
who will stay in o'nights, as she has
been "very supersticious" since her
father "didej" and is afraid OF
"goasts.'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-14
SIIERIFF'S SALES.

DY Virtue of sundry Executions to me
ID directed, | will offer for sale nj Fairfield
Court ilousG oh the first Monday and the
day following, in July next, within tn"
legal hours Of sale. to the highest bidder,
for Cash. the following Real Property.
Purchasers to pay for titles aud stamps
One House and Lot in the Town OF Winns.
horo, on Main street, occupied by II: j.
MtCnrlcy, l05 fee: in front, itiBrt or less,
running back .i2O feet, more or less. and
honnlc,l hy lots Of J. II. Ca,llcnrt and L.
ElIcr. levied upon as The property of David
Campbell, dt the suit Of y. Laudcfdalo for
another.
H. W. DUVALI,, S. F. G.
ShcriT's Office
W,nnshoro, June 10. 1911.
june l3-flx
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-14
Arrival of Troops.

Treop Ell" 7,h u. S. Cavalry.
Lieut.. Nowlan commanding, arrived
here last Saturday. This Troop num-
bers about ninety men, Lieut.. Now
Ian relieves Lieut.. Porter, who has
been on duty at this place for the past
four weeks.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-14
Arrested.

Hcury Schnidcr, private in Troop
"L" 7th U. s. Cavalry, was arrested
on Monday morning last, charged
with stealing watch and two pair of
shoes from Dolly Barkley, a negro
woman. Schnider is now in Jail.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-14

A fhiladcl i,hia paper nominatcs,
Jay Cooke for Vice President on tho
Rvpnblican ticket with Gen. Orantj
to carry P,nnsylyania.
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At A'Nrhe, n. Y. oil Wednesday
;horhiEs sn oil train backed into y
locomotive oh tn. Ah MS and Srhr
npcladly lsa,lroad, and caught fire. Ont
car loaded with petroleum, AMI Six'.
empty freight cars were destroyed.
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oF In another column will bic
found the adyertisemept'of the South
Carolina I@,uigrationS Assooiation.-- :
Read it carefully. Bacot g. Co., afe
Agents for this County.
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local ItenAS.

4 z % yThe comhuuioatlop signed
f"Partioipabt," Was received; but has
been misplaced. Hence It's non-ap-
pearance.
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County Co,fimissioner's Office,

4 ssaono, 8. g.. 9. 9. .MayjW. W.is7i, /.
bRbp6sAts viii be received at this Of,
l. 6ce ffom now Until The first day of
Jnt8 hext. for the building Of 4 bridge
over II orse Croek--on tho main f,ad lead:
ing from Winnsboro TO Columbia, g. On
sold bridge to, be, lhuilt. .aniirely Of Heart
Lumber, and three spans In length anato
bo warranted for twelve rnoaihs from ffhfo
offlni hing isa Eaoh proposal 70 bedtcofl';;
panied by 1vo or tnSre good snreties Pcrs
eons desiring thejob had hsttor .yislt sthS
place. s,D,iY VI. g, DUNLAP ba
may so-tlxl 3 Oh. .gI pa, eo, SSSrF /