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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24
Why Should II Not Dlsband ?

In the current number of I[arrer's
weekly, Mr.. George William Curtis
discussing the political situation, asks
with II good deal Of casnestness.
"Why should the Republican party
,disband :" But why should it net
d':band 1t has accomplished every.
thing sought by its founders and
EaSsed into the brecohes pocket of a
PRESIDENT, who is tnlnlng it out of its
or'alnal uses to his own private. uc.
sount. Having liberated black men,
IT is preparing to enslavc white men
). isno Longer the Republican party.
II Is as handled by its new leaders, q
party Of hate and force, peril to the
uoVernment and a fraud upon the
people. Why should 1t not disbanl !
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24

" It'll reference to tho action of the
C!nc'mAti Conycntiun, the New York
Tri'unc says:
''li"Sc present from each State
wlIl doubtless organic, as n dclcun~
ton, with u chairman and stcrntary.
and will first determine what canai
dates would be most certain or most
likely to carry their own State, and
then bo ready tc confer and comparc
notes with others. If it be decided
that nomination shall be made
then the chairman of each DELEGATION
Will be authorized to cast in It's be.
half as many votes as its State is cnti-
tied to cast through its electoral col
lrge, so that the few members nrcs.
ent from Maine or California shall not
he swo'nred by tho many from Ohio
or Missouri. In short, no pains will
bo spared to COLLECT and cmbody
public opinion, which may prove
quite other than that of this or that
clique i'll Washington
"A dispatch from Cincinnati of the
lth states that Colonel Mcclure had
photographed f"r quarters for a. dclcga.
tlon Of ono hundred from Philadcl.
phia.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24
Growing Evils.

Many writer's ofour day, while de.
sca"ting in glowing language upon the
boaSted progress of the age, and point
ing with cxcusablc pride at the grca.
results accomplished by superior or.
der of civilization, seem to loose sight
o.! the evils that arc being rapidly on.
grated upon our social system, and
which, if not effectually checked, will
eventually lead to condition of so.
ciety much worse than can be possi-
by conceived Of at the present time.
In our own Southern country there
are developments daily that force this
conclusion upon us, without looking
beyond our peculiar sphere of obser.
vAt'on. The requirements Of fashion.
accompanied with its follcs and fol-
b'es, are already beginning to exert an
influence both vitiativc, and danger.
Gus to good morals, and are snrcly
calculated sooner or later to destroy
that high tone characteristic Of the
people Of tho South.
The inordinatc love of cxtravacaut
display in dress and bodily apparel
will be readily rccoguizcd as an evil
amongst the female sex, aud one tha.
has pulled down many of. that class
f'om an exalted station in life to
scenes of degradation and infamy.
If we would examine tho history of
fallen women, we would find that in
the large majority Of instances, tho
primo cause of their fall was nothing
moro or less than this same uucon-
trollable desire to bedeck. themselves
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24
TER.BS--W ADVANCE
The Ku Klux Trinls Eighth Day.

The eighth dayoftbe Ku Klux trials
was spent in the caso Of the United
States u.s. English Ross sopaugh, in-
dicted for conspiracy and murder of
Thomas r 'nnatree, ia York county,
pn, the third December, 1870. The
defendant w&s represented by j. Il.
Fickcp, Il q. %hc procc clirAs in the
case were unusual in connexion with
the impaacling Of the Jury. y hon
Major Thouss S. Mills oamo forward
to be sworn us a juryman, he was
subjected to II long and searching ex.
aminati by Major Corbin and Ma
jor Merrill. Major Mills vas asked if
he was member Of tho Ku Klux
Klan. lie was also questioned MINI.
tcly as to tho Chester affair. The
tfvrt OF the Gncrnment was to CON.
meet Major Mills with tho conspiracy
lnqueStion, aud thus to secure his re
jection ns juryman. Tho counsel
argued the case pro aud con. The
effort to connect Major Mills with any
Ku kluxism whatever failed, but at
his own request he was excused scry-
ing as juror.
Other jurymcn wcro subject to
similar GROSS questioning. Finally,
tho jury was o,ganiz.d and tho trial
proceeded. The result was that the
defendant was found guilty, and re.
commended to tho mercy of the
Court.
J"hr p. Hood, of York, WAS bail
ed in the sum Of &l0,OO3.
Tho Grand Jury returned the fol,.
loving hills in,o Court
The State VS.. Elias Burnett, Barn.
we'll Russcl, James kimbalI, John
Chapman, Creighton Pope, Benjamin
Srickland, Jamcs Calcrn Moore.
lineknoy George - conspiracy. True
Bill.
The United States VS.. Simpson Kir.
by-purcha>ins soldiers clothing.
Trn Bill.
On motion Of the District Attorney,
1t was ordered in the case Of the Uni.
ted States vs. Walker D,usen. ".
+. A"thony, and Jos cph Leckcy, that
NO "urh OF she indictment rs charges
murder, be discontinued.
W. j. T.uit was ordered to be
transferred ia the jail At Yorkvillc,
to serve out his sentcuc,. CNuy.
Courier.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24

h - ~, y &etof. I,l~>AA n
TkSre ,r13 90 vsI ono,
restdfs bv tHs ;s;. sysltl}ssg'"sHH,'' ~ !,
in, Hey orkSilIaiMiI 2W .s~N "'"'
+ wN WY Y ~
Bethel Lodpae aeI NJ % '"1a Ta. k'; nsm?.ar:'
tuted in York C,nntr '"'>'
|s.a, :, hete !i emou6tof't4 'collsots
set'i7SSPgssGSHtg iS1SgsssSHng ~ SSapty; during the
" "ss '''''o
Kev: X. p. Cutler, Of Charlesto u,
wlli 'eotare'befdaret tho SChoraw Eyssu j.
- VIZ ~ o1 '"'S 'poh'"' "
Deputy United States" MARSHAL
Inpppasd' Z oA!State rConetsble, is in
tapre"s "'ssestlng ku.Kluxes. .,y
Aiken. . @ ,,r,,oso. ,.o,.:.
NJ. Ne Club: The i ifss, says the
""urh"l'oan be procured without ex-
pense'''' '..' l. 40. ..'f .''n.y-
s}r !.f,uo, Rro;o .. =
leo,nre On Na,;'n,,l | ~, W ueslset a
csaa.oaIi. tr''o"a' n,hHs' o'lore tue
fnelHh'' ..,ar..+... e. 3D. !......
Sumuel Ro,ol, fo,,o.,,, - ~,
Ter. was ~, es,"a ,. ~, TS T,o;'S .of N,!s' EneS'
ou II, iday. .,ths Ia'b ;ns..n. s.u''n' e., t'' MsSs''
tion Of the Euforc. ,ra", ~ a.. ''' 'i''"
~ y! ''e'"o"' A'''
Anderson. cbaraca wi, h hr.,>;,A1iis AiW ~
barn Of .J,hn W;rI;"nSa '' "'nS 'he
veleascd ON bu;l hv TnIao cn ns' 'Set T
~ |''tr &,
1sn attempt waa made to set fire to
= large pu,ldipg Il, Ii Camden On Tues
detected in the not Snt sou1a!S ssoaund was
nj.
y, Inc amount OF guano received at
: enrs.ef ,nn du'lng the present Season is
o,4oo SACKS. Allowing ten Sacks to-
sne ton, tne quantity Is tive Aaridred
ara 'ofty tons. y
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24
The Faith to Success in Business, !,

Advertising, as the means Of pros.
peHty, is not is we'll understood as it
ehou'd be. Nothing can take it's
place. II is fact that no one who
has advertised libcrally and Asys.
temutioaliy has felt like disputing
that it was the best spent money he
put into business. As horse was
never made fnt by single bushcl of
corn, so u single advertisement is
never perfect test to the beuclits of
advertising. The man with genuine
wares to sell who advertised them in
the right way without SUCCESS, would
DO curiosity.
<&
Bands Of Mexican frcebootets GROSS
the Rio Grandc and commit dcpre.
datlons of sc,iou3 nature upon tho
citizens of Texas such as stcaling
cattle, breaking open jails and reloas-
ing prisoners. Appeals have been
made to the Government, which it is
hoped will be needed, and u stop put
to tho outragcs. AS things stand, life
between the Ncuccs and Rio Grande
rivers, must be exceedingly unplcas-
ant, and the tenure of personal pro-
pcrty procarious. The Moxioans say
all the territory between these rivers
belongs to them, having been w,ested
from them By the United States
through violence.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24
ECoMMUN Re ETED.l
Mr.. Editor:

Mr.. Editor: o.
We would be more than pleased
for you to ealD the attention Of our
City Fathers to the Carton Depository
on the Railroad, mouth oS College
street" 1t is not exagcrrted, when
we say that there is no less than .elep.
en- osroassss y ing in a putrid state.
We hope that something will be done
impediately to relieve us, in the way
Of removing, and somewhat aba,inp
the very offoasIve nuisance.
.r.. &c.. TAX PAYERS,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24
Dolly Warden.

"A Dolly Warden dross is thus de-
.eribed for the benefit Of figuorant peo-
pie + -"
A "Dolly Warden" is q moire an
tiqne dress pattern, and it is made of
some material, and is cut biased at
the top and bottom, and trimme ed
with Honiton polobaises and tube
roses, with a pcplum running two
chains and three links to tho south.
west from the starting point, around
the skirt or civilization, and pinned
together with self.scting safety pin.
The 6guros'are so large that it takes
e'shs dress patterns TO- show them off
The German Frecmasons have. re-.
solved to found a German Lodge in
Metz. Tho Emperor has given his
sancticp to act.y The lodge will bo
called "The Temple of Peace" '""
Jet RACES on bonnets., h. -.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24

VENETIAN BLINDS NO invention was:
ever so Important to Tic people Of hot eli
mates ns the Venetian blind. Admitting;
the mir and shaded light, while Keeping
out The heat and glare, they are absolutely
essential TO comfort III this country Ifthe.
houses Of any of our readers nre destitute
OF these valuable contrvances, they should
at once before The hot weather sols in.
send their orders to Mr.. p. p. ToALE, No.
~ ilaync street. Charleston, S. G.. manu-.
tncture' aud denlcrin doors. sa she's, blinds.
balusttrs. mouldinga, &C., &c
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24
coMdUNicAyED.
School Com. Charleston County.

MT,a1Eau9T: ,JIiN ,HJNGiHC o. Il
If any information can be elioi.ed
|WtoAthhe rebuilding & of tho school
6ouse on the old fowndation Sof Mt:
I'Aion,thensaeSioties of~a@Run nbgrazof
"lnquiring ftipads". will be sallsyed. .
We heard napyf'u lorg mouth since,
that goadly sum WAS 1T the disposal !
off, 'Bu'hhag Cemm'trse, to erect euite
q se Peeta6le edifce for scholastic
purposes. Many long months ago i.
hugo contractiwas made, with ce,t ain
gentlemen to make and furnish gool
bricks. We saw n lot Of sun dried
mud [.:a cakes Deposited long Sago-upon
the proposed spot for bsifding. Un-
protected from. the;|frost aud ice and
snow,'thSse bricks - wAoreo ars they
nowf "9F .'....t .o,. .is-.'
Whenever sn impcrtfnens ruirer,
wanted to krow When, that auildisx
was to 90 up lit was always 10 bs
put'undcr way IN tie spriag. But, ss
VIC see the bricks, (so innocent of
sand, crudlblihg away under tie hand
Of SINE, we hope things will be Lur-
lied up, to save the Cow which have
survived the hauling and fre. zing, to
at least getthe corner stone laid by
tse time winter comes again. Mr..
Woodward, tho late Principal takipg
+ q lively interest in the revival of the
school aud having sacrificed many
eligible offers to aid IN Bringing it up
again to standard, at, last had to leave
as he saw tho Committee so indiffer.
ont to rebuilding, He even was led
to believe that some personal preju-
dice was the cause of the delay and
thought it might be the means of has.
teniug the'work for him to leave.
One year has elapsed since Mr..
barrow took charge Of this school.
No prejudices can be attributed to
him, and yet not one brick has been
faid yet. rho children-young and
delicate ehildren-have sLivered and
shuddered, with the winters blast
blowing through crazy shanties, they
now call school houses. Such rickety
rocks that no stove could warm any
more than you cowld warm outdoors.
IF the children suffered, who is to-
blame if Mt. Farrow's own health has
been permanently ruined by such a
wretched cabin to teach in. 1t is a
dsgrace, a Aame for community to
allow a school to be taught in such
quarters 49,.
Let tho Trasteesgo and examine the
premises and sec if all that I have
sn id is not true. It is their duty DO
press the work to its consnnsm alton
Immediately and not let the di*grace.
full want Of energy on their part drive
otfscholars as we'll US Principal.
PAUL PRY.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24

Tho World declines to retraot the
articles regarding Siokles, demanded
by Sickles' lawyer.
Auna Dickinson spoke last night,
in Cooper Institute, in opposition to
the Administration and in favor O
tho Liberal ovement. Horace
Greeley presided.
ssPH.LARELPHIA,sApsilz 20.--Small.
pox deaths 81 decrease 8.
,MEMpllls, ApriI 2o,-Ai two min
u'e,' earthquake occurred at 2
O'Clock, this morning. Harmless.
HAVANA, April 2U. 1.-The iste8.nef
Eisar Stewart, with supplies forF tic
'Gubans, isabioeksdcd .st Kipgsten.,,rs4
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24
The License Law.

Seyera public-spirited citizens have
oontlnHed the struggle, in spite Of
the dioourago'nent which thew en-.
count e:ed in the public mcetinra
mud they are firmly resolved that the
oqnstitntiolality of the license law
shall be tested in the courts. Tncy
havo made decided progress, and a a
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24
Market Reports.

: " =. '.
New Yonx. April ~. :. Clifton dull
-np!ands o3a Orleans "a sales
!. F5O' bales.s Gold ll8s4aEl ,&elggg
LivnnrooL, April 30. -EvcningL
Gotten dpenedqmet aud closed dull
Inpls1ds; p It.; Orleans ll3 !; sales
:tsrasas,a
TnE G&s&r IIArR PnoDucER. Hair Obs.
Ponfatnms nnd Pomntlts have had their
day: TThey belong totlie musty pnstt rr.fNos
body that understands lhe chemistry Of tho
hair Htfd tic philosophy Of its growth
thinks Of using, thcm. lnstead Of elogging
the pores OF the scalp with thick ongucnls,
md thus obstruoting the ihsensible perkpi.
ration which is essential 10 The ho lth Vf
the hbors, We now tone tho surface of the
head with m invigoratng mp, lioatiom
which penetrntes TO the roolS ot tho hair
and stimulates them in tho same wny that
the fcrliliSing agents spread over the men.
COWS seimulatc the grass roofs aud cnuso,
the blades TO spring up in myrials. conting
the earth with vcrdnrc. The invi ebTait.
6est adapted to this rArposc is I.yoI;sy Kn-
t!sniron. IT may be CALLED the fcr,iIizcr Of
Tho Een'. 10 tho barren scalp il commr::
nica'cs pcgetn,ive power. j. II iAc hnir ois
aoPPliis out or heco onIng dry and wiihercd,
IT. arrests the process Of dis pid,lion or
Night. The hair 'hickcns and becomes
glossy and flexible u.taer its genitsl opera
ton, and ~ u dressing i, is uIinpproached
by any preparation that has yet been laid
on the toilet Of Fashion. ,.. $3.50.
BsS" IT. you desire rosy checks md IL
complexion fair nntl fire. from Pimples and
Biot@hcs. purify your blood by the use Of
Or. Pierce. Golden Medical Discovery. It.
h.s no equal for this purpose
npl % .......
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24
4 III EgI11l5 "a IAT IL d ~ Il & 81 !.

committee consisting Of Messrs, Jas.
II. wilson, Wm. RAvonel, J.. D. kDe-
Sausnro, Alva Gage and B. Guilliard
IHokney, has bcoa appointed to re.
eeives and collect funds for meeting
the expenses Of the uedsssary pro.
ccedings. These gentlemen will 20
to work at once Charleston Ncws
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24
ChnrlOtte, Columbia nd Augusta
Railroad Company.
SECRETARY'S Orr,

DHONhFNKf UFFlCE,
Columbia, 5. c., April II, 1872.
|iE next annual meeting of % Stock.
holders of this Company will be held ot.
, hnr'o'ir' N. c., on Wednesday. the first
ahy OF May next, at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
Stockholders and their families residing
with them will be passed over the Koad
without charge, going to and returning
from Char lotto to attend the meeting. Evi.
dehce OF sue interest must be exhibited q.
the Agent or Conductor.
o.. ... G. DOUKNIGHT.
npl % Sacrcior,,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24
Georgia liens.

A portion of the Dom ocracy in AT.
laDta have resolved to nominatea can
didato for the Legislature, ut a mass
meeting on the 29th.
The system of pew renting has been
abandoned in all Of the Columbus
churches, except the Catholic and
Episcopal. ....t ..a..
Mattio Moody, two year old child
OF Captain Massenburg, of Macon,
was SO fearfully burned on Tuesday
that her life is despaired Of.
Some live Indians Of the Tuscarora
tribe are peddlingin Columbus. They
converse in the brogue Of their native
land quite i"telligibly. =
The Sumter News has this good
word for Grants "army of occupa.
tion"in that county "While Sumter
County hae about as much need for
garrison of soldiers .as O. wagon has
for q fifth wheel, horse for an extra
leg or humming bitd for q cow.catoh-
sr upon its beak, we have no reason to
complain of tho company that tho
government has stationed in our town.
The tfhcers are quiet, respectable. =.
unobtrusive gentlemen, who mind
their own business, and scrupulously
avoid doing or saying nything to
wound the sensibilities, of our people.
The oprivates, also, as far as,we have
beenyable to observe, are polite. and
we'll behaved, mingling with the COM
manity in'a FREQ and easy manpor."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24
Ju@t to HgaKAG,.
AT THBnpr1 p
BAKE]-R,Y.

Fresh Soda Edinburg Pic Mic Crackers
and Wine Biscuit, nioe assortment Of
r, french Candies, Fresh Cocoanut Cream.
piain Candies. all kinds. Also Jcllies in
doole's' Tnmblers and 2 pound Cans, Desi.
cntrd coroanut, Pickles, Sardince, Oranges.
Lemons. &c. '' ~ @'
apl l3 %. A, WHITE,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24
An Evening Game.

Ihe following gamc, Of qu' stions
and answers, which. when PLAYED uu.
on by the uninitiat.d d into The mys,c.
ries, is we'll calculated t, aff,r teud-
Tess faughter." \ lady may be sup.
posed to request gentleman to write
down this list
]. Set down a lady's lame.
2. ct down some time jast.
3. Write 'h~ name # = place.
a. W'i,e eithrr,ns or 10.
.. Yes or no again.
6. A lajyT, n4mr.
z. Some time TO c0ue.
8. Yes or no..
y. Yes or no again.
10. Name Of city.
ii. Some col,r.
IL. Auy number not exceeding six.
IL. Name of color.
II. Yes or no.
t5. a lady's name.
L6. A gen;leman's name.
Fl. Name of a clergyman.
H. A sum Of money.
l9. Name Of place.
~. Any number at all.
When these conditions have been
complied with, the gentleman is then.
requested to read off the list, thus pre.
pared, as answers to the following Sc.
ries CT questions
!. 10 whom did you make your
ftst offer :
q. Wien :?
8. In what place 2
q. Does she love youf .
5. Did you love her
6, When will you marry ::
=. How soon Z
9. Dues she love you2
g. Do you love her : g.,
10. Where does she reside?
IL. What is the color of her hair =
E2. What is her height Z
l3. What is the color Of her ewes ?
ID. Is she pretty !? .,... ~.
40. Who is to be the bridesmaid 2
t6. Who Ia to be the groomsman +
II. What clergyman is to marry
l8. How much is she worth : ,
10. Where will you reside I ,..
20. How many servants will you
keep2 .,'--.s.,-.
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Public Schools.

ooun,,,.;u -. ,,., .t:. '"o" .
o' '''se' '"'oss s"Ae d ae-
tioea c"anee, That most OF the pub-
lilo County Schools, vii! be compelled
TO close. 1t is said that the Lea ais)a-
tive upprop1iation will mt ha f,r,b-
o,m;na ,,,t, ,h. NV. ,uua. 49,,
Wv Nv ,"Ae' are '''-
'.'''"' az" "S " ""'u'"' consequence
there Will be no menus tp meet ex-
penses
Or.,o. co,,,, C,,,,o..
w ~. L. ,p,''s,V" ~ hN'
r,o., HN N"lhs.oN H,oNTa. ~,
"' ''''"' >'' nP'" w. l"'~'
I;,..L;, G ~' '''"'' f'.''"''|'
"'. 0'' - g.. .. d.,
DEAR Sm Twill you obligc NE by
nicrce whcu >o,, iii ia olIs ~ Iylns-
,hs draft Of the State sunerintc"SoOt
Of Eaucotjon nnnn ynu ~ Soros "s
General Quincy. for $3g,273 80,
Charleston County's share of tho Free
school hund Tor the year 1879. AS
TIC continuance OF the Public Schools
now IN operation throughout this
county, depends upon the receipt of
$"'S money Nt an early day., [ trust
Son Will see the necessity Of making
some arrangement for its supply.
J ho c'oS'"g ofthe Schools will, in my
Judgment, be a public calamity, but
1t Is impossible to continue them un-
less the means are supplied Tor paying
the Teachers. These are, without ex-
pendent upon their salaries 's for , sun a0
port. Vcrv rcsnccfnllv yours
II, MoN iEGuE GhlMKE,
Schooi Commissioner, Charleston Co.
Exro,. D.
Su.n. ~. T..'lm .N" nttNr'
C,),mh;, s V" ~ S"';,Ir o''Ie;, ,o,,o.
" 0' ~" 40 1919
f.. II. Grimke, ESQ.,, School Commits.
"on~ Charleston County, Chayles.
ton, S. G.: .
DEAN S,n-yo,r ,o..o, % ~ ,x.,
instant oomc div =. 'I.,sa I.,,. u ,1 i"' io,n
tho Tro0Smrar 'S, 49,. =, """'. III reP'y
Ills M of;"o 10 unt "'E.' ~ rus "u 10 '.a'e ina.
thero !. 10 n.'hnh;,;. ~, J." ,""'s' anu tna'
,nont nf W H. p'nua''''.y ',n's' o. inc pay,
aftor the ,,v,s NV ",a' ".s 'o'u'ru" .a',n 20 on,'l
fau Ros,o.,f,,i,,, % ,,1' .o''e0''o ~ 'he
mENRy 'T's' rsppxm
th1pt VtIprI
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-24

sseoonsg enatbat >tbSs, beSsinifoSnsdl &
Y IaiHmeahteVS Me ths Poudittoa of az
'Rlrs' Aud hhlsss tidy aressAble aph'
sRiliingsto eu8pit tostbe delsy in pays
'meutsthst thesoboels be stsohse cicss
cd. Very respectfully yours,
Il. MONTEGUE GRIMKE,
School Com. Charleston Comfy.
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THEGRFEAT FRENCH REMEDY
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a A minister not long ago preached
from tho text, ssBe 70, therefore,
steadfast ~ but tho printer made, him
expound "Be ye there for breakfast.' ~
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Wmnsboro Lodge, No. IL, A. F.M,
\a/ continuation of The regular COM
>M munica,ion Of this Lodge will be-
held Thursday evening, 25th inst,
at g. o'clock. ... ''
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single dose relieves in Ten Minutes. Aau
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LoNpaW APM M In tho House of
commdSS S.n'ghtsG laastonssfgf feply
to inquiries from %Disraeli and others,
again assured The members that the
note accompanying the British coun-
Observation-Disclosures gaiDstashasjuriA,
die'i"n OF the arbit' a ors of the claim
for indirect damagass2I.Gndst6e
promised to lay the documents be
fore The House to-morrow.
/ RPARls, April Ia. The Con titn.
ti"h"t positively crntrad'cts the state
MeUtsenHHdesa.by sathsaehopdo nab baby
Telegraph, that serious differences
had a.i>en between Franco and Ger.
many. |o' :. E'. ''.' IA q aot1
KrME, 'hp II ls.-NIinistert Marsh
is& seriously III. ~ 2r rar ... .,y
= LoNRoS, April nls.-, EpGeId won
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