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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27

"Poor thlog,' observed a tender
hearted Bridgeport lady, in speaking Of
tho death of q young friend, "she had
just got forty dollar set of furs, and
beauties they were ; but sho don't
need such things now" What do
you suppose she meant by that 2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27

The Marion Star says: We learn
from private letter from Dr.. T.. Mil
ler, the attending physician, that Bun.
yaR BLOWERS was stabbed last Friday
night, in q free fight at Hymansville,
o9stbe " sst of the Great Pee Dee.
Mr. Flowers is said to be in an ex.
tremely critical condition.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27

Mrs. Burbage, Of 81, Paul, placed
frozen minee pie on the stove to
thaw the other day, when the rasoall y
thing exploded, scaldiDg her little boy
monstrously: ! Everything now,a. days
seems to explode, except the reports
of Radical corruption. ,s,..l.s"'t
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
Court.

Court.
The case Of the State VS.. W. D.
A ;ken was concluded Saturday after
noon, the jury fiuding verdict of not
guilty. .
The Court was adjourned yesterday
morning, and Judge Rutland now goes
to Hurry.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
Union Times.

We have received an Extra of tho
above journal, which was recently
burnt out. The proprietor has pur.
chased new outfit, aud will soon re-
sumo publication. We wish him
abundant success.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
SHERIFF. SALES.

DY virtuo Of snndry executions to mo
- directed. | will offer for sale nr Fnir-
field Court House on the first Monday and
The day following. in April Eext, with
i'll the legal hours Of snle, 10 the highest
bidder. for cash, the following Property.
Purchasers TO pay for ii les and stamps:
One irnct Of land in Fairfield County,
continuing 400 acres, more or lcss, hound.
ed by lands OF Thomas Dawkins, - Hutch.
inson and others. levied upon MS The pros
pcrty Of W. j. Dnwkins. ~ tho suit Of T..
} Dawkins, surviving Administrator and
others.
Ono tract Of land in Fnirfeld County
known rs The "Ilome Plnce." containing
100 nores, more or less bounded by lands
Of John Robertson. T.J. Il. jones' and
lands lniely owned by James Harrison, dc.
ccnsed. ..'' p
Also one other tract Of land known MS
the "Darling Plnco,.' containing 80 acres.
more or less, bounded by lands Of Johu
Robertson, lands lnlelS owned by James
Iia' rison, deceased, Thomas Moore and
others .cvied upon as tho propo.ty Of
Ahram d. Jones, decensed, Mt tho suit Of
}. NJ. Mc"ollmm, Admr for d. Crosby nn
l.. A. G. Estice. Administrators, agninst
Thomns J. ii. Jones, Executor of Abrara
d Jones ... ......
l.. W. DUVALL, S.F. &.
Sheriff g Office.
W,nnshoro, March 8, 1872. ... .
mar 12-tlx2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27

Piece"makers-Steah, gunpowder
and glycerine.
VENETIAN BLISDs NO invention was
ever so important to the people Of hot eli.
mates rs the Venetian blind. Admitting
the air and shaded light, whilc keeping
out The heat and glare, they are absolutely
cs essential to comfort in this country 1.-THE
houses Of any Of our readers are destitute
Of these valuable oontrivances, they should
at once, before the hot weather sets in,
send their orders to Mr.. p. p. ToALE, No.
20 Hayne street, Charleston, s. G.; manu-
fnctnre' and dealer in doors, sashes, blinds,
balusters, mouldings, &c., &c.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
Rain.

We had q continuation yesterday
of the late disagreeablo weather 10 tho
shape of a steady rain all day. Veri.
ly We have had hard time Of it the
past winter, and the Spring docs not
promise to be any improvement.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
Vote Of Thanks.

At II recent meeting of the Wiuns-
boro Lodge of Good Templars, No. 8,
q unanimous vote of thanks was ten-
dered the ladies of the town, who SO
cbeerfully made up lot of regalia for
its use. Lovely woman may we not
expect the influence Of your heads,
and Of your hearts, to aid US in driv-
iug the demon Of intempcrance from
the land.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
The Columbia City Election.

Mr. +. W. Wing has been no IN mat
ed by the Conservatives of Columbia
for Mayor, against John Alexander,
the Radical nominee. Tho election
comes off next Tuesday.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27

A man in love is man who wishes
to be more amiable and agreeable
than he can be, and this is the reason
why almost all men in love arc ridic-
ulous. '. '..- 3d..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
COcOanut Cream
Election Notice.

.... Election Notice. ....,
A N election for IHtondant and four
N Wardens will be held in the Town
Hall OIL Monday, April lst, 1872.
Polls open from 10 a. Nj. till 9 P. NJ.
Messrs. H. B. McMasIer, w. 9. Jordan
md John Mcintyre, are appointed mana-
gers of election.
BY ord or of Council.
. z. P. BACOT,
mar 1916 -., Clerk.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
Iaoca1 Items.
tAdvertisemen ents.

New Advertisements.
GBqsiness College w. H. Sadler
President.
ZCitation--W. NJ. Nelson.
Matzoth l-B. D. Sohur, Charles
ton, s. o.,
Stouewall-Gladuey & Murphy.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
Atlantic Phosphate.
BEATTY & BRO, Agent.

w E are now prepared to furnish these
w Fertilizers or order them to any De-
Pot In the County, ut the following rates,
freight added:
Atlantic Phosphate $48 per ton cash, or
S62 per ton payable lst November next,
free Of inter. st.
Acid Phosphate S2S per ton cash. or $3l
per ton payable lst November next, free of
interest '''' & " feb G-Cm
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
Cotton Market.

For the past week 40 bales OF
Cotton have been sold in this market
at prices ranging from 10 to cog
conts.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-27
Here They Go7zae.
THERE THEY GO.

Going md coming. coming and going.
All the yenr round fnr country nnd town,
Goods for The hcnd. goods for thr feet.
Goods that are p; city and useful ana ncn,.
Coffee. Sugar. Molasscs, Cheese. Eitc.
Flour lsnGon. Corn, Lard. Fresh Garden
Seed, Potwnrc, Tinwnrc. Crockcry, Glass
wnrc, Woodenware, School Books and Sta
tionnry.
fresh lot OF Early Rose, Goodrich. 1.
Pink Eye and Peach Blow Potatoes, Onion
Sets aud Petroleum.
fcb8 y. LAUDERDALE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15

TNHE NATURAL BRIDGE HOTEL

This hotel. thoroughly renovated In every mar
ticuIar. now offers comfortable accommodations Al
moderate rItes--yiZ.,
Board per day .......... s,.o
T:Oarsl per week m a.,
boaFft icE hpDiH 40 Oh
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SONS
sfT WILLIAM

~ U-3 "
have rropened nj their late stand, N g1 Broad
corner Sixth street, with n new and dcsh lestock OF
DRY. GOODS,
and shall also continue their Main sire store. AL
l,sth plnces they offer extra bargains. sn sas
Fast-coIorcd LAWNS, 1si, 10, and ldsc. or yard;
Excellent wHITH VICTORIA LAWNS at % So'
and SIC. per yard;
Rest C%hLfCOES, fast coIors, ut 10 and l!c.;
ELEACHED and BROWN COTToSS, y~ard-widc'
ut I:3r. pcr yard;
WHITE PlQuEs, new styles at 90 %. and ''c' Per
yard:
Fine WHITE SWISS and NA1NSoOk MUSLIN
at IS. 10. md 35c. per yard:
Fine STRIrEDSWlSS and NAINsOOK MUSLiNS
at 10 and 373c. per yard;
WhitcJACCONETC AMBRICS and 4 Nus
LINS ut 30. IS, and 39r. per yard;
New style JAPANESE SILKS mt toe. worth I5c. per
yard:
BLACK ALPACAS. doublc-faccd ana thk hhiSh
ut i5c. TO Sl.5o per yard:
A lot of COLURED G~RESADlNE SDAWLS NJ
T5c.:
A lot Of BLACK GRENADINE SllAWLSat $50
81. and 1850;
LAM LACE SHAWLS Ia h" closed ont nj cost
WHITE PARASoI.S and LACE COVERS icost
WALKISG-CASES AND PoNGEE P.ARASoLS
ut cost:
Rest KID GLOVES. beautiful rolors. ut Slalli Si'-''
Numerous other scasnuabl" goods NJ the very lowest
,,i.o. :, whIch we invite attention and solicit M
early call. T. SpxS
,o,3 Min .tr,yr. opnosItc the poSt-,ihc", and
,vIs mi Broad, corner sixth street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15

The NoRTn CAROLINA FrNp.-Thc last
requisition which passed the Att"rncy-Gcnc-
RAILS office i'll favor of the Marshal OF North
Carolina was on The oh instant. 1t wa>
drawn in regular course Of business. WAS
only $4,000 in amount. and was TO meet the
expenses of the United States courts Of thai
State already incurred for the term just closed.
These acquisitions for the yariou, mar>iial>
pass nearly every day. Two passed to-day
Tor the Marshal Of Georgia, whcrcon fright
cncd congressman can build another ridicu-
lous story. They are never allowed 10 eX-
coed the amount Of the bond given save in
some exceptional instances, and mar>iml>
have to furnish vouchers for all moneys OK.
pended. like all other ~diSbur>ing otli"cr>.-
Washington ~teIcp"am-Ncc York Times.
That was the amount of Il single rcquiSi-
ton only. Mr.. BECK gives particulars. This
denial is too short.
As to vouchers, the marshal furnishes II
lon. payroll of jurors and witnesses with
any amount attached. lie may pay out
thousands protcsScdly for mileage of drpu-
ties, &c, and yet not due. lie may cause
thousands of innocent men TO be arrested,
and Use this money to pay his deputies for
the yillainous work, and yet furnish yolcll-
crs that will be perfectly satisfactory " to
GRANTS tools ut Washington.
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The Healthy u

The Liberal cause is Ivy every sign I" i
state Of perfect health. II numbers as'loh1
,ts leaders men who ridiculcd the iahcra'
ticket when first presented. Tho rcpr'S'"-
tation at Baltimore wax full ana vigorous
II was animated by IN cuthitssa-u' "'"'f'''
+,tho ;hcr,, rause and stirred by a hope ot
de,iyerupcc from misrulc strong ana gio"ih"
In proportion rs the evil TO M cradica''" J.
great. Every act was the act OF a STOUT re>o'
I,tiou sustained 10y a hearty zeal. 'oihNi''-
fees were always full. Discussions were earn
cat, hut conducted in the spirit OF amIi,y ana
brotherhood. And after the harmonious
conclusion To deliberations fiar-ht WIN 1"-
portant-nay. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. we
see the delegation appointed" represent '''
Convention and TO convey 10 Mr>>f~' 'kkt-
,ry and Rxowx the information that they had
received the nominations "i INC h''l''iio''
Conventions, performing the duty assigned
Them with that l,romptncsS when y the
characteristic of n pleasant duty IN Il bright
and promising enterprise. EccFu mcmbcF
Of the committee was present. NO OBJ
struction Of private obligation or wcarIlicss-
sotimcly when men have doubts, or lrk>"in'
d,,t;es to ncrform-was allowed to interfere.
Rut cach man proud of the part lie bore in
,bo ,,re,t and rir,ntic revolution which
,yo,Id sct his country tree. went to perform
bis ,,lcosinp d,yty.
oh. YES: the cause is in perfect health. and
those sick OF misrulc and tired of the vu'-
rarity and dishonesty Of the official ultra
Radical rings az" coming rapidly mi" lis
healthy realms. The signs everywhere are
cheering to the lonr-tricd, IonT-S,lIlcrln@
tror;lc Of the United States.
Never since this republic was established
has there been such n scene Of friendly greet
ing rs was hchyId in Baltimore. Represent
utiyc men from all sections Of the Union met
there. NOT under the forms of ordinary cuur-
tcsy. but with the hearty demonstration of
friends lately alicnatcd by circumstances.
who scrc aguin restored to anjty and fra
tcrnai affection. The bright eye, the beam
Inc facc the glowing and cordial hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15

RAILWAY CoMMUE1CATloS.-Wc have 10
doubt that in 4 little while our railway COM
munication with the North will be >Inartly
improved and fares considerably reduced.
The introduction of competition in the throat
between Washington aud Baltimore Will
have a powerful effect on railroad manage
mcnt and iibcrality for the public good.
Some delay il occasioned now in pcrfecting
the connections Of the Baltimore and poto-
mae line on account of the unfinished condi-
ton Of the tunnel through Baltimore. Until
that is complete, however, the company will
do the best That can he done to facilitate
travel and promote the public convenience.
The employment OF the "~ull-railn line
between Richmond and Washington will hc
II grand step towards the ultimate establish
ment of communication between Richmond
and the national capital as well as the whole
North upon Il scale suited TO these times, and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15
Colonel Eornev'S Sentiment.

SSlollSI L VI ivy -
The following we take from tli" "lIi!a del
pllja Press OF Friday:
Zone Of the current political ideas, which
we sincerely hope is not al! cant, l. that
North and South now strike hands over
the grave of slavery, or tho bloody rlrls,r
of war Is the rhrTtsrology Of the >laaiirr oI
writer clothes il. The sentiment i 81" that
has Il strong hold upon the heals ol nine
tcnths oi the people North and South, aud II
we stand upon the eve OF It's realization. Il
new and better epoch Is about to dawn than
the nation Ian, known for half Il century.
1--WE of the North have long been ready
to clasp hands with the south ]; 10 cooperate
in the restoration Of lis ruined prosperity
aud the development of its untold wealth.
the surface of which was barely touched bN
the old and accur>cd industrial system aH,i
that that people have ;" tar ircctcd from
their prcjudices, and retrieved their errors. H.
TO be willing to meet Us on rounon ground.
we hail H. IL glad omen OF returning peace.
The pcrretlrtion of the old feelings of hos
tility and unfriendlinc>- WAS Il positive
menace to the stability Of the Union. Let lis
rejoice that they are about 10 cease"
1t can hardly be supposed that Il rcyolu-
ton accomplished 10y the election Of GREE
LEY, which will bring with it "a new and
"bcttcr epoch than the nation has known for
half Il century," can be dcplorcd 10y
Colonel FoRSEY. He halls the glad onlcl
of returning ~pcacr"-ano mcu which Is only
reflected in the Liberal movement, and can
only bc realized by the election of GREELEY
But Colonel FoRNEY sees all This as well IL
anybody else. and he halls it. He is not yer.
hostile 10 GREELEY. Pennsylvania will vote
for him, and Colonel FoRSEY wont commit
suicide.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15

\ contemporary. flying the malnc>o OF ''HEE'
LEY and BnowN ut it mast-'ic'd. says That u
GBrr,ry i elected he will give all the oilices
10 the Republicans and none to the Demo
crat>. Rather Il strange way of standing ny
it, lu.. But the declaration i made in tit
face OF Mr.. GnEELEY's frank and thorough
aycwal Of his determination. II clecl'''' u
make no distinctions between Liberal ir'
uub!,ans" and "Dcmocrat> in the dl>lrl'
| hution of office. His letter in which Tins DC
,l,raIinu appears i hut 4 few weeks old. y
supporter who can so coon 'oI@c' '"o =
very ~!lort memory. {" the advantage OF '''
wrong side.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15

R,nc,. RErrTArroN.-Thc Halifax hecofo
hears inycctivc upon TOWEL, ''' :. :.
Congress from the Halifax district, VINO U
now opposed by PORTER in the district as re-
arranged. The Record thinks foETER 'h'
hotter man. and would prefer his election 10
.,., :, sr,uu Now. we think much bet
fer Of SrowrnL than we do of PORTER, WHO
h,. been residing near lis. and whom We
know better than We do STowEIL. so II ap'
,ct. that each Of these gentlemen Is in bac
rrnutc where he is best known. THIS l. truc
of nearly all carpet-ha"gcrs.
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spECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

a#aN..A g
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DRY

GRAND CL0sNG-OUT SALE AT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS that wllei, the fall
sales commence to Introduce an entire New AND
FRESH STOCK OF GOODS, Dir. Thomas w. hee-
our first public sale at auction on WEDNESBhY
thc nth fnstrnt. at 10 O'Clock A.. NJ, and his auction
thc day. and EVERY SATURDAY, Mt night until
the 1t September. Mr.. Reese VIII bear INC out
when I say to the public that ] have Imposed upon
him no restrictions or limitations ~ To prices Of any.
thing that ic may offer for ealc. All must he soldn
there bf 4 bid !,
On Mondays. Tuesdays. Thursdays, fridays, ana
SATURDAYS. I shall continue la sell, at private sale. nj
greatly reduced prices. and something new from the
New FORK auctions will Ire coming In aitoiit three
times n week. What H. left over from private sales
wiIJ lo sold ut auction. q. +. BAItEFF,
~ Is Successor IN l)ucRWaJS h'H@7-
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nj" ROSADALlS, ROSADALIS.-BAL-
TIMoRE, MD, August 9th. l,d"-'i"Htl"iiIcit 10
the numerous testimonials yull possessed the efficacy
Of Your celebrated and popular inc'!icinc, E"~tdaIis,
| am pleased Ia add my own. was permanently
cured OF an extremely annoying and chronic east of
Salt Rheum ly The use of two bottles Of l:n>ttlalI-.
Respectfully yours, ROBERT Exams, - south
Eden street.
Mothers who wish 10 find Il mctIlciu" rc"tiliari:
adapted 10 tlc cure ~ hum"rs and "rlirii"'lN IN their
children will iind 4 ealc AMI sIrr one IL the ROSA
DAIIS, which Il acknowledged 10 be- III" best blood
medicine known. Physicians attest this.
" l.-"ol2w
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HI 3;.f.

SATURDAY. July 18th. ls7.. Mrs. NNElh Sll''I-
yA< aged >iycuiX-crc years aud four months.
Tier funeral vii TAXI place from The 1ltrd-str'ct
Methodist church THIS DAY Monday al +, . cio'k
L. II. Her triru'ls and a"ilailtiiic'N ana t'r'N' W
trn I,.r E.u,,pu Morton are invited Ia atirnl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15

This fayoritc and celebrated W Altering PLACE
will offer Additional attraction, TIN, -..to'n. NIu"mr
other improvements. Their" has been added an th-
CANT url >paciuu, ballroom, adjoining the patl"rs
the lrnrlurI has ircG enlarged ami improved. AMI thr
proximity 81 thu two renders each easily a"'te>tf'.
II will he kept III u AtHir mol surpassed nI"hc' IN
Virginia.
The WATEI:~"f the" special ~rrimte. itlnr run.
ar greatly ridley" most rt~'- "t ~'I"lu!t. iErtgt.1l
Consumption. chronic HruH'hitla. I hI"it' IIrN4-
gii#. Chronic Pneumonia. tt1uHir bs-ltI.tG
chronic iIarriugI. Chronic DN.rutrrt. IIr"1 aas
also y great value iu those affections which ir't IrtaEa
lar H. the irnlrlr constitution. .upl rs al appetizer,
4 tonic. and grmrtI restorative. ilI'y are. lttl9I~
mriyailC,l amongst mineral wItrIs. tHr rrulHl'inr
will lEtE" prov ii,,l Tor the lawns and ltl@-rnofH i
iIraf-riaaS EtIrI at Music. trti in general al fH
.,trrrts ~ amusement and recreation lt~tl!lY iuu#'
al our best summer resort viii be- At iiu rruIualtia (
tin ru,sts al EpIkIRIDGt Al.tN NJ" Tie plff
l. within eleven Ia thirteen hours ~ kirlil"ni.
lingtuu. l;tltlmnr,a. ti".. 10y rll, All Ia d~I,l~H.
Passengers leave tie ears ~ TIE ilr.-il t.tkr .Hs
nhin railroad Al Goshen depot. and icw and 1ir-Jui
Stage cntchcs. passing rapidly OYER Il smooth ah3
level road al only eight miles. set '!u"lI liz Visitors
at thu Springs To- tea.
JAMES a. FEtIlEE, Proprietor.
Persons rnakiu. u>c at ~" grouu'-, e.. II The
~Irlura. and NOT stopping ~ ny hotel. Hti II
charged bali my regular fti"S.
II" l.ncklri!rr water T. tar ~rht 'N ~ ftlll.
iNpD X 60. Ehltmpni, aIi nEpit.'h VI. Vi
i%TIEt charlottesville.
Descriptive am lIirts .rut trt""n ai1 iittti"n.
my lo-am
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equal IN expedition and equipment Win .ne
best railways in the Union. We can harai!
cxaegeratc the benefits that Virginia ana .h's
immediate locality will enjoy from this I'M
nroyed-mcans of communication.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15

1I3" DO NOT Dl.SP of
syphilis that have deiict; The skilI OF eminent ply
sirlar>; rilcumatir- who have been rttcrimg for
yr4l-. and the victims Of the inlndic!ons ue"o f mcr-
cur7. have been radically cured by DR. TUFTS
SAKSAPARILLa AND QUEENS DELIGHT. II
/, the m"si powerful Alternative and blood purifier
known. II Is prescribed hy many physicians In their
practice.
If you have chilis, whether every other day. every
tenth day, or every two or three WEEKS, take DIR.
TUFTS LIVER PILLS and you will check them.
otherwise they will stick Ia you all winter.
DR.. TUFTS LAIR DYE contains nu sulphur.
~ l3-codiw&w
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ON grand gin. Cgoi,...... ...-..........- fle'
ON grnlI Ill. cash ....-.---- ~
Total. l.nna git. III ,l.h.- 5000

m, u,u r,,,,>I r,,v, .,rr. t,tr ,,,rrHaI
or 4 ,,t,n.t : IN, ,,,.,nIr.I T., r,nIr,...pf rH, Iru.
rr,- In ;E. titrua.rutn; # IN. ~t,,rt!I ttTt.d Da
,i,,r,,t and IA. viii ,,r~.trili, ,rr .T.t lEr lauatr
tr,u, I'm. xiii, ~ mo rr1,t- l., ,,aa4.3f,d Hgttl ta
rr,.'.,,r.r ,t,,i thr .r,,,tg.. j. ;.3rit conducted ais
The giIt> Justly awarded iIut pFuupi, paid.
III. IRWIN. viii t,h" if,r,. in rnl,lir. in Itbt sic
~ lhc auiicurr. and unacr thr immediate sWIrt
sion and rir,,ilpu "t IL" olircr, and trustee az .'
i'utiir | library al hcutucky aIul H." iofta"#"
named eminent and ,I-Iutrft~lrd ClllIs G#+ N't' 'aA
consented t. ir present. AMI SO tf1' al T. i4f#l
,.rnc
it"n 81. i. iiNInI>. Jud@r I ",rt Nrlr'i,. ~ ,
Hon i. fE'a~I"I; Ii >"lI.tIso NJ l'i"""h =
Hen. II. ". itHICt.j judy, NlEtt Ju!t'ii i'i'.' NJ
tci. ~ u ht khhh, > r''i, -" H. E.4
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rE'D CuNTRACTORS.-Thr President am

rE'D GuNTRACTORS.-Tl President and
L Directors OF thr Swilt Creek Manufacturing
Company will receive proposals until MONDAY.
"@d .Iulv. at noon. for the fnllnwin. work
To erect 4 BRICK MILL. BUILDING; at M"chau-
icsyilIc. Chesterfield county. shout TWO and Il half
miles from Petersburg.
TlIcy vii! receive scIaraf" proposals for the brick
work. woodwork. audtinning.
Plans and Specifications can he seen at Tue Office Of
trr President.
The President ana Directors reserve the right IL
reject any or al lids. GEbhGE II. DAVIS,
President swift Greek Manufacturing Company.
" ly-Iiy 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-07-15
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NEULLCON & CHESS
~ SEEMING MACHINES.
WLLcuN 4 tIEES SFwf<'-N Ariii<E pFrItE,y
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EI,iIMu:p, NA.N
Dear Maitil,-Thc vain" at 4 scwiug-marhiuccH can
Nr determined accurately and hrFn"d i"rtlf"uiurt
hy uiSiI." il = Thorough AMI IMPARTIAL liiIl al your
THIAI
own home: and that y"t may know III you can uf
the WILCOX & s;IBHS | here freely uil"r You "n"
without Imposing upon N"u ANY Obligation 10 pir-
WITHOUT
chase unless Il proves perfectly satisfactory: 10
CllHr-r for it, asc, ar carriage, ar instructions upon
tiIARGE
H.. Other machines are taken nj fair prizes Tor the
WILCOX Il Gibbs. | also accommodate those Who
AND
wish la purclEa~.. upon In" iu~tiucnt plan. ana viii
giyr fun Instructions IL all At IE'ir rc>t'"hcct.
INSTRUCTIONS
B"lr in mint. YOU ar" w"l""ln" I" IN" nNa Of Il ma
FREE.
chine ir... iour.. yrls truly,
lc ~ JAMES y. IIEi'~.