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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-01-25
Respect for ones Calling.

President Russell Middleton, of the
Charleston College, makes a good
point in saying, that one prevalent
fault in %unth Carolina has bocn n
want # pepper respect for Agricul.
,urc as calling. We have respected
men whose capital was in land and in
planting, but not tho agricultural
skill and industry Of tho laborcr.
We believe it to be universal fault
everywhere that few mon respect their
calling as they should. Nor do they
respect bit more the collings Of their
ncighbors. We are all liable to fall
into slovcmly habits having acquired
about enough to make out with, wo
are apt to coaso to acquire more.
Hence olorgymon and toachcrs como
to be regarded as respectable mendi.
cants, and often arc little more.
Lawyers are regarded as tricky petit
foggers, and they justify the charge.
Physicians arc regarded as ignorant
quacks, and they are little better.
Merchants arc regarded as narrow.
minded counter jumpers, and the ma
jority arc exactly that, and no more.
And finally, since few cvor think of
themselves otherwise than 9th
ers hink Of the,n, tho whole
tone of society is degraded by
most unworthy conceptions Of tho
dignity of its various pursuits
a true humility would, in measure
at least, correct this. There is no
calling in which what is to be attain
cd in knowledge or in skill does not
far exceed ri that has been attained
already. Men should therefore, look
upon their vocation as worthy of all
Of their respect and all their euthu-
siastic devotion, and seek after tho
highest excellencein it, and in it alone.
They should not dabblc IN every
o'hcr body's pool, or rather play Upon
the beach in tho shadows in front Of
their own and of other peoples por-
tion of the common shore, but confn.
ing themselves to their special call.
ing, seek greater perfection in it, and
launch out into the deep waters ever
to be found in front Of their own
doors, if they will but strike out into
the boundlcss ocean of human effort
that stretches to indnity before them.
Honor tho King.
We believe the radical idea Of no
discrimination on account of zoe,
oolrr or previous condition, either as
regards the administration or the off.
GERS of tho law, to be purely specula,
tive and altogether impracticable, but
we candidly admit that it is, wcro it
possible and practicable, both bcauti-
full and sublime. Under it, tho mo.
ment a legislator cntors tho legisla.
tive hall, the moment judge takes
his seat upon the bench or Juror in
the box, the moment the sheriff ap
pears at tho door, or the magistrate in
his Office, the moment the Governor
enters upon his executive duties, that
instant, his personal pecularities. his
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-01-25

They arc trying to make up d
match between the Prince Imperial
of France, aged sixteen years, and the
daughter of the Crown Prince of
Prussia, aged ten-thc marriage to
take place four years hence. Tho
only difficulty in tfe way of tho
scheme is, We believe, the young
lady's aversion to long engagements.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-01-25

Why is a woman dcrormcd when
mendmg stockings. Because her
hands arc whore her feet ought to be.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-01-25

How RAILROADS. SFENp MoNEy.--
The New York Tribune says "Tt is
no longer mystery why tho Erie
railway pays no dividends that it can
avoid. 1t Soens that it had in its
employ in 1868 no fewer than forty
lawyers, and its lltigations during
that time cost it in counsel fees alone
moro than third of million Of dol.
lars.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-01-25


dispatch from Frankfort on-the. Main
says that petitions have been forward
cd toKing William, praying him to
respect the historical title Of that city
and allow it to be the sceno of his
coronation as Emperor Of Germany.
Tho claims which the citizens of
Frauhfort-on.t .the-Main bring under
the notice of King William are of
very ancient date. In 1884 Charlo.
nagnc convokcd a Council thore, and
from the days Of Frederic Barbarossa
the city enj 'yed the right of being the
place for the election Of the Emperols
Of Germany. The r. ,mer or Council
House contains the Hall Of Election
and the Imperial Hall where the
new y elected monarch held his public
dinner. Round thi> hall are ranged
In nches the portraits of the Emper-
ors, from Conrad l. to Francis II. the
last Emperor of Germany,
The name of Cadet Grant, son of
the government, frequently appears
on the shook Of de inauencos' at
West Point, in which ull misdcmcan.
ors of cadets arc reported. One on.
try against him is, "persstent disobc-
dience to orders"
Another s,.."laughing in the ranks"
The reporting officers are no respect
elsof persons. The book is n curl.
osiiy to civilian. Scratching nose
in ranks" (caused by provoking
mosquito y "snecSing nnd coughing
unnecessarily - "coat skirt tucked in
trowsors 5" "pants on he top Of boots !"
"raising both hands in ranks" (causcd
as explanation says, by "bug in car"
stamping in ranks'-all arc com.
plants gravely entered.
a correspondent writing from Ion
don says "The most cxtraordinur
machine in the exhibition is, beyond
question, the one for microscope wr;-
ting. This enables person to write
in tho usual way, and to duplicate his
writing a million times smaller-so
small, indeed: that it is invisible to
the naked eye, yet with a powerful
microscope becomes so plain that
every line and dot can be seen. Tho
inventor claims that with his instru-
mcnt he can copy the entire Bible
twenty-five times in the space of an
inch. The Astor Library, presume,
couldbe transferred to Il sheet of note
p"par. Practically, it will be ofgreat
service in preventing forgerios.
| >--.a-..-
REPEAL OF THE INCOME TAx.-Thc
jmrnals of the country, with scarcely
nn exception express the hope that
this odious tax will be swept from the
statute book without delay, and the
California Senators are commended
70" oringing in bills with that end in
Wow, and at the very beginning of the
session It is noted gladly that both
Democrats and Republicans engage in
this work. When the income tax was
first enacted as a war measure, the
representatives of both parties voted
for it and now that it is to be repeal
cd, the measure should not have any
thing of party character.
| - .o-----..--
The foreign exports of Charleston,
MS shown by returns from the Custom
House just received, for the months,
October, November and December,
amounted to 4,8O4,640. This shows
an increase over the corresponding
quarter for 1868, Of 2,0l2,454, and
even an increase over the correspond
ing months of go of $24O, ITO. This
will be an agreeable surprise to even
some Of our business men.
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immoralities should be forgotten, and
the law alone, tho embodiment Of the
majestic presence Of impartial justice,
which even in judgment remembers
mercy, should alone be remembered
by all. Devotion to right, strict ad.
herenco to equity, and stern obedience
to Law, these ideas, and these only,
should pcrvade every branch Of the
government. Party politics and cr.
sonal prrjudices and hates and bickcr-
ings should cease, that the voice Of
liberty protected BY law may be
heard and hccdrd, and that the con
s,itutipn and laws made in pur>u.ncc
thereof may extend it's protecting
@gis over the highest and the hum-
blcst citizen alike.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-01-25

Amnesty has received its death
blow in the continued opposition of
the President. If gen eral bill were
nassod in both houses 1t would proba.
bly, be vetoed and could not possibly
repass by the necessary two-thirds
vote. The Presidents opposition is
evidently based on his belief In tho
"natural dopravity" Of original rebels.
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TT4St tReceIved-

FLOUR, COFFEEs, Sugars, Canned
Oysters, Family Soap, Candies, Smoking
and Chewing Tobacco, SC. Also,
Barrel Burord's Fine Rye Whiskey,
! Barrel Fine Nectar Whiskcy.
jan 25t Ii. W. DESPORTES
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-01-25

THE CHARLESTON SENATonsrup.-
The Attorney. General has delivered
an opinion upon the late senatorial
election in Charleston County, Mr..
Chamberlain is OF opinion ihut as
Mishaw, who received tho highest
number ofvotcs, died on the day pre-
vious to the election. his election is un-
voidably void. MIR. Chamberlain
then considers the question whether
the whole election is void, or whether
MIR. Edwin Bates, who received the
next highest number Of votes, is en-
titled to be declared elected. The
English authorities lead Mr.. Chamber
lain to the conclusion that Mr.. Bates
lacks all element essential to maintain
his claim to be declared elected, viz ::
knowledge or notice on the part Of
the electors Of the death of Mishaw.
Gushing the great American authori-
ty, says that III all cases where there
Is ono actua! or presumed knowledge"
Of the disability of the person voted
for, tho whole proceeding is "mcrely
void" Mr., Chamberlain, therefore,
declares that MIR. Bates is not cnti.
tied to seat In the Senate.
The Senate Committee on Privileges
and Ele ;tions are expected to report
in conformity with Mr.. Chamber
lain's opinion, and then the wire
pulling of the Radical aspirants to the
vacant chair will actively begin. 1t
rs good opportunity for an active
young politician, as the Radical nom
ination is tantamount to an election
There arc several candidates in the
field, and wo suppose that, as usual
In such cases, the worst of tho bunch
will be chosen - Charleston .Ncsus.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-01-25

A LECTURE 70 The PREsiDENT.-
Fhat sterling and reliable paper, the
New York Journal of Commerce, reads
q lecture to the administr alton which
is very pointed. Tho text is the
Go rgia election. The journal says :
If the returns from Georgia can be
relied on, that State has bcsn rcvo-
lntionized, and a lesson taught to the
Washington powers that he, which
they had letter lay to heart. In
1868, Georgia elected four Rcpubli-
can, and three Democratic mcmbers
of Congress, and her Legislature
chose enc Republican aud ono D,mo-
crat for the United States Senate.
Tho Administ,ulio,i,ts we're dissatis
fed with this. They wsntcd every
thing. Therefore Georgia was again
turned ont into tho cold, and since
that timo c.jo'cri,s AID threats have
been free y made With ti,o view Of
achieving n Republican majority in
the State. Tho game has ignominous.
ly failed.
g The last book issued in London is
entitled "What Shall My Son 30 g"
One would naturally suppose il tsLould
be boy, but then you can't always
tell, things arc so high in war times.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-01-25
MORE FLOUR!,

ESRE6ii from Milling's Mill. A large lot
T. Of Good Family Flour, Shorts and
Seconds, at MCINTYRE Il co,
aug Is
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Money Wanted!

ALl' persons indebted 10 The subscribers,
arc requested 10 pay their accounts at
once.
The subscribers givo notice that their ins
terests demand that they should do only o.
cash business and they therefore hopo to
avoid odonce in denying credit.
KETCIIN, McMASTER s. BRICE.
dco 80
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-01-25

A little daughter Of William Kohr,
near Middlotown, Ct, was poisoned
by eating painted Christmas candies.
She took spasms on Saturday night,
and died on Sundaymorning, sutfering
terribly before her death.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-01-25
Charlotte, Columbia and August;
Rail Road.

EvtI;.%:,, gs...zs5 ss!s.Ts.53 al
Sitjii SEiStUjsiS S1;;r{ssJ7H 51jar{sJ7TH S
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The Chester cor, cspoudcnt Of the
Yorkville Enqnirer says. There Is
very little change in tbs county in
the system of employing farm labor.
crs for the current year, or in tho re-
Enumeration offered. Prime hands are
getting rs wages from $5 to - per
mouth and rations. The great ma.
jority, though, prefer to work for n
share of the crop, and with a suicidal
policy, as wo think their demands be-
Ing conoedcd. If the labor of the
country 10 ever to be made reliable
and efficient, it must be by adopting
tho system that prevails in oil civilin-
ed countries, except these Southern
States, thnt is, hiring for stated wag-
es. Capital and labor never have,
and never can, work advantageously
in partnership. Capital must control
or it is insecure; and with capital i'll
secure, no country can be prosperous.
Count Bcncdctti, late Minister of
France to the Court of Prussia, has
written startling letter He blamcs
the French people for tho war; de-
nics that he VAS insuIted by King
William or that the King was by him
insultcd. Ilo says; "fhc father of
tho Prince Ilohrnnul.ern wrote to the
Cabinet ut Madrid imtimating that his
son was no longer a candidate for the
Spanish Grown, AMI King William
was specially dcsirous that it should
known that he acquicsced in the re-
nunciation. But the demagogucs OF
tho Corps 1.egislatif must hum
bic Prussia by cxacting a promise
that no Prince of tho house oi
TIohonzollern should for the future
consent to mount the throne of Spain
King William would not yield and
Napoleon yielded to tho mob. The
rcsult-bchold it."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-03-03
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PoIsoNrD.- Mr.. John Miller, for many
years boss carpenter in our place, died
on last Friday from the ELECTS Of dose
Of Gargling Oil mixed with 'IIoofland's
Bitters. lie had . bottle 'of each in a
cupboard. and il is supposed the children
mixed them playing with them, as both
bottles had the mixture in them IN. His
wife has been in the Insane Asylum for
over year. and the children aged from
six to ten had TO one at the house to
watch over them. lie took what he
supposed was the Ritters on Monday,
AMI fingered in great pain until Friday
morning. 1t is supposed two of his
children will he sent to the Orphans
Asylum 1t vinccnncs, and two others
will be provided homes with parties
who want them. lie was an cnterpri-
slug and industrious citizen, but for
several years had been in poor health.
and managing his business affairs. con-
.eqnentIy, in . very loose manner. so
hat his estate will be insolvcnt. His
children and afflicted, dementcd wife.
ave the synpathics:of the entire COM
nunity.
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| MIsTAKE.-Thc Governor Of Topcks
informs us thai We were mistaken in thu
denomination which he joined by hi,
immersion in tho turbid waters of Fla
Greek. lie says it was <hc Dunkard
who go in head first, that are now
troubled by his membership, and moi
the Baptists, who arc understood to b.
in the orthodox way, tipped over back
wards into the water.
Other parties inform MS that Fathe,
Disney, who is the spiritual shepherd Of
the Baptist flock, in that State, was 60
overjoyed by the knowledge that the
Governor had not Joined his church, that
he sent to Evansville, and imported a
large jcwsllarp, to assist him in his re-
|oicings, and that large crowds me now
daily attending his appointments, to
listen to the wonderful musie no ~ii.i.s
from his new harp, and expect to be
waited 10 the shining land Of cver'"ss
ing bliss by the beautiful strains from
his jcwsharp.
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- Before the bolt Of the RAIDS from
the Legislature that body enacted thirty
three bills into acts, and passed ten joint
resolutions. One Act, cutting down the
s..sry Of The State Agent, from about
SsyWe to $500. was vetoed BY The Gov.
ers'or, after tho RAIDS had lefl-for which
the Dcmocntic incumbent rAt. San.
n0n-s Of. .oursc very gn,cfnl.
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lEvsN.rroxARv.-T The Radical smcn,.
bcn Of the Indiana House Of Repre-.
Semtativcs csismcd on Thursday Of last
week. thus summarily breaking up the
Legislature, just rs n large number Of
important measures were perfected and
ready for passage. We publish cl.c.
where the address Of the Committee OF
Democrats, giving a succimcl statement
OF the circumstances, aud which address
Is incOmtrovcriiblc in its recital Of facts.
IL il generally conceded now, by those
around tho Capital, that the real reason
Of the revolutionary course was 10 pre-
vent the Governors salary being cut
down from g. 900 year and perquisitcs
to about $500. and 10 secure to their
favoritc man this additional salary, the
wheels Of legislation arc broken.
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0JOur sood-lookimg and an,iabls
Prosecutor, Capt. 4. :. Dobbims, took
an active part in the festivities ut the
tall last night. lie dances with con-
sumn,atc grace and agility, CARRYING
throughout the intricate figures bland
and cl'ildl-like expression vi coumtemance
which tcstifies the rest with which lac
enjoys shaking his legal foot. lie was
Mr.. JOlusOus most formidable cOmpct-
Tor for the watch, and came near carry
ing Oh the hOnOrs. = vinccnncs Sun.
We imagine We SEQ that ~bland and
expression OF countenamcc"
ON Capt. DObbins now. His occupations
rs soldier and criminal prosecutor have
peculiarly impressed that expression
upon him. For that expression he ought
10 have won the watch,-if nothing
else. lluxa for the chilsl-likc!-
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S Nj IT HIS
TONIC SYRUP!
y0R The cUAa OF
A G U E AND FEVER, OR
CHlLLS AND FEVER.

Nhs medicine Justly ciaips
i fcr superiority overall rsncirs .nsrd Il u
public for the sAtE eurs vi Ay.
and Fever hills and Fever whether Of shsr, .rg
strning Fe refers to TIE entire Western End Susuih
es:srn country io bear him estn 70 tie truth ~
The assertion, that fvil to gre
Il the directions. strictly follow ed out In gr,st
many css~r single dose has been sufficient fer cure,
and whole families have been cured ~ sirxs ls,;-
Win perfect restoration 81 tse gsLsfsi Ltib. II
ho~ prudent, nal in every more n care.
its gss = continue. in smaller dose. far
.nsr the disease has been checked especially f
hcuh and grtanding Cspsliy. THU nsdicre
will not require si to keep th .w s gs,d .ter
should the patient. however, require csLsriic reei-
c'ne alter having taken three ,ur do,~s IL the Tsrs
viii De sufficient.
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10 The following arc the Grand AMI
Petttt juror. for the March Circui
Court, which convcnes on tho 4th Mon.
day:
PETIT JrRoRs, MARCH TERN.
Columbia Phillip Dilley and Martin
Nickler.
Harbison.-Phillip Schwenk and VIM
Ii. Sheriff.
Beinbrilge Joseph Garland and VIM
G Britton.
Hall-Charles Schncck and william s.
COnley.
1'atoka-Frederick Wicsman, Sr. and
Jacob Frick.
Ferdinand Francis Bicker and Glen
Luckcn.
GRAND JuRoRs, MARCH TERM.
Co'umbia-Wm. Winingcr aud Jacol
Leisiuer.
HARRISON : Paul Mchringer and Adam
Hope.
Bainbridge-Smith Britton and Kas
per John.
Hall-Samucl Mainland Geo. Brctz.
Patoka- Charles Osborn and Fretler
rick Ahrensman.
Ferdinand Xavier Strohmeyer and
John II. Smidt.
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\ MrsWAL TREAT. Our m,sica
friends will do we'll 10 examine Peters
Monthly. a magazine Mi,'isLc,l lay pc.
tiers. the New York Music Publisher. al
three dollars year. II is issued on Tic
25th Of every month. and contains IN
each number thirty-six pages Of the
latest and best music. printed from full
size music plates. The Marrh number
contains The following music, (wortl
$i75i in sheet frOm:)
God bless the Little Church around
the Corner; Katy Mac Nell. Song and
Chorus; My Dear Old Sunny Home :
Mignomc, Song and Chorus; Heaven
claims her as an Angel. Trio aud Chorus
Jesus, my Cross have Taken, Quartet ;
| will Arise and go to my Father, Sa-
cred; Welcome Home Scl,ottisclc May
Rose Galop; Belle Gcorginc Quickstcp +;
Ripping Waves Polka; Murmurimg
Waves. Transcription.
Send thirty cents for sample copy,
and our wOrd for It, you will never re-
grct it. Address, J. l.. PETERS. 500
Broadway, New York. L. O. Box, 5A29.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OFLAND
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the un-
~ designed Commissioner, appointed
by the Court OF Common Pleas. of Du-
bOis County, Indiana, ut its Jan. term.
1871. in suit for partition of lands.
wherein William J. Dimmitt and Eliza
+ Dimmist, arc plaintiffs. and
John Tusscy, Jeremiah w. Jacobs.
Iscbccca a. Beatty. Christopher
Beatty. Nancy f. NcMicklc, George
MeMickle. Mary J. Jacobs, Richard ia
rOt,<, Elizabeth kend!c and James Ken
die. are defendants. will sell at public
auction, by Orsler Of said court. ON the
premises for not less than twO-thiris OF
the appraised value thereof, on
SATURDAY, April Lit. 1871,
the following described real estate, in
said county, tO-wit: The east half of
the northeast quarter Of section three
30 township No. two IN south Of rnnge
No. three ~ west, containing eighty
S8O) acres, more or less.
TERNs.-One quarter cash. one quar-
ter in eight, ono quarter in twelve, and
one quarter in eighteen months from
date OF sale, the purchaser giving notes
with approved security. hearing interest
from date at the rate OF ten per cent. per
annum- for deferred payments, and
waiving benefit Of valuation and ap-
praisement laws Of tho State of Indiana.
GEORGE +. h. CARR, Com'r.
Feb. -, l671-4w.