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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-01-31
THE
FAIRFIELD HERALD
Is rUBLISuED WEEKLY ny
DESI'ORTES g. WILLIAMS.

7trm.-THK HERALD Is publish Cd Week-
ly in tho Town Of Winnsboro, at $500 in.
paria6ty IN Advance.
1sB- All transient advertisements to be
paid in advance.
Obituary Notices and Tributes 81. 90 per
square,.
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Fer0clousiy VirtuOus.

Il citizen of suburban town went
to the cars few days ago to SEQ his
daughter of. Securing her seat he
passed out Of the cars, and went
round to her window to say a parting
word, as is frequently done on such
occasions. While he was passing out
the daughter left her seat to speak to
friend, and, at tho same time prim
looking lady who occupied the seat
with her moved up to the window.
Unaware Of the important changes
inside, the venerable father hastily
put his faoo up to the window and
hurriediy exclaimed "Ope more
kiss, sweet pet" In another instant
the point of a blue ootton umbrella
caug ht his eduotive lips, followed by
tho passionate injunction "Soat,
you grayheaded wretch !" He "soat.
tered. ~. . ... ...
Tho oldest rose bush in tho world is
trained upon the Cathedral Of Hide.
sheim, In Germany. The stem is q
foot thick, and half . dozen branches
nearly cover the eastern side of the
ohuroh, bearing countless flowers in
summer. Its ego Ia unknown, but
documents exist that prove that Bish'
op Hesilo, nessly thousand years
ago, protected it by o atone roof,
which 10 still extant. -.
- --,>e -. e-r--------
The hooking birds 10, Mobile haye
learned to i@itaste the whistle Of athe
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s>O no. Forget.

will sue all Who do not settle with me in d
few days, 7. +. GIBSON.
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Ladies' who mask their trp, end nrchS with
curmrl~ rndnmrrr their health to ne purpose.
The plaster WORK drcrivc~ nobody. THERE'S hut
one article known witch will restore blcmi>l-
rd complexion or Great" CEtyrnrl hrllllNnry an!
bloom where they have never heretofore rNI.t-
ed, and that article is ilAG>N'S MAHNOIIN
BALM. II p'fiorm, til, toilet miracle by iHlu,-
ing titH'ity into the skin. The floral and herbal
juices Of which it is composed gently stimulate
the circulation in the mjnutr blood vessels. aud
brace til" network Of nerves tGruu IL Whirllthuy
pas. Thus quirkrncd and strengthened, thc
rXt"rnrl covering soon acquires q fresh AMI
h"lllhiul hui" and every trace OF >allown'-~
disappears. The pnlr't checks drriv" from the
bgluityng hrpti.m "i this delightful cosmetic
4 warmer hur. and the arms, hands and neck a
blonde Iu.trr which ;hr ch lrIntln-. who profess
to make Ladies' "bcautilul forever with their
poi'"nou, cement. can never hope TO initiate.
~ SloOD Reward Will BE- paid hv the pro-
prictpr Of DR.. picrrr'- Gol,Icn Medical Discovery
for a medicine that will cqurl it in curing St.
we're and lingering coughs, bronchitis and all
diseases OF the lungs.
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For the Post.
Andrew johnson.

Mn. WINS; IN the matter IT our "ImiIy
trouble" brtwiXt johnson and 'hetthnm,
while You have been dccidrdly for 'hr1lIIm
-hrca,l,c he wa, the nomlucc--you have IN
dugcd In no bitter and abusive remarks Of
johnson: aud a, Mr.. johnson hts many warm
friend. in Ibis section, who nre subscribers to
The pOsr, will y0uaIlow mcto say lew words
to them in thi, number Of your pApcrI
You gave II as your opinion last week that
Chcalhum was the stronger Of lae two, and
the man with whom to beat Maynard. Now.
every question has two sides, ana beg leave
most respectfully to differ with you,
The state has been carefully ctnyasScd by
couniIc, to ascertain the relative strength If
johnson and Chcathnm, and the result may be
stated In round numbers thus: johnson will
get majority over Chcalhnm In East Tonnes
SIC of 5000 votes; IN Middle Tennessee he will
yet majority Of 1000: IN West Tennessee he
will get majority Of j.OoO-mnklng IN age"c-
gate majority over Chcl,ham Of ?O,OOO votes
Mr.. MAYNARD Ia, not the ghost Of n chance
for an election: aud the fact is SO conceded by
AZ UOl'>l iItlNDll'hUn W W. Nh""h NV . ''I-
yrrscd.
The above calculation /, rs fair and reliable
rs any that can be made, and j. based upon
private letter, FROM the most intelligent and
prominent rcis,l> from each Of the three
grand divisions Of the state: from the john
som Executive Committee at Nashville, and
the printed correspondence from almost every
county Of the State, a> published IN the Mem.
phi, Avalanche Brownsville states. DycrS-
burg GaH2ttc. Nashville Banner, Franklin Re-
view, GallNtin Examiner, >hclbyyiIlc Rescue,
and Knoxville rrc,, and Herald.
II there wIs ever time In the history Of
thi, country when We needed Statesman in
it, councils, it is now. Andrew Johnson, in
Statc,mln>hip, stands to-day without a peer
in America. Then let every man 20 TO the
poll, on Tuesday nest, and vote for the man
who he believes is best fitted and qualified TO
advocate and defend his rights and interests,
unawcd by "dril-~crgcnnt>,' and uninllucnc-
ed By prejudice, passion or party clap-tra'.
J. NJ. II.
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20 dDE.DNaS'5S.
~ You are Col "a.

II on - re eI - - W g. i
Buy your Tickets over the "u!d reliable
MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD. the popular
route from It. Louis to Srdlli,. TT. scott
Lawrence. Kansas City, Alchi,on. -. J0'"ph
Omaha, Denver and all points in Missouri
Kansas. Nebraska ana Colorado. to which PEG.
tplc are moving. THIS line kas an uncXcrlrd
equipment in line day coaches. Pnllmar'- pal.
ace >IccpcrS. Mlicr'> SGfeiy ptduorm and tho
patent steam brake, and it, reputation foI
prompt time and SURGE connections l. pro cr.
binl. For valuable information and assistance
and to make SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS 1t low
est rates offered by any line. cal upon or adj
lrn,, j. +. Thompson. Agent Missouri Pacific
Il. T.. hJtiinpg-a. Tenn, or atlanta, Ga.; ri
=. :. FORD, Gcurrll Passenger N.rnt, s.
Louis. No. 40 trouble to answer Gac,tion,i
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Seems to he the prevailing idea with Mr>.r,.
McKcldin L. Co.-to whose advertisement w
have heretofore rcferrcd-judrng from the
low prices at which they are di~posing Of THEN
elegant new Goods. Thrir store i in thu
same building formerly occupicd by their
father. Mr.. A. McKrdin. Their stock Of Good,
is larger and more varied than is usually
brought to this market, but they have deter
mined to please their customers. and are still
receiving more new Goods to which they in.
yitc spccnl attention.
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An election for COnSta he was held in the Isl
Civil District Of McMinn county on last Satur
day. is. Garrison was elected BY Il vote of 4t
to 90.
In the nth district, P.J. Grub was elected
Justice Of the Peace and +. T.. Williams con
stable.
In the ith district, Reuben Fortncr was re-
elected constable.
LARGE lot Of Window Glas, just received
ut u. {. Wilson's.
MAGNIFICENT Stock of Furnishing Goods.
Hats. Boots and shoes. at MCKELDIN u cos.
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M A N H ODD:
How Lost. How Restored.

lust published. a new edition 0f Uc. tuL-
~ VEHWCLL'S CELfBRAIED ESSAY on the
tadicoi CHIe twithnut mrdicln"l OF Spermn-
torrhra OF seminal Weakness. Involuntary
seminal Losses. lmpOtrnry, Mental aud Ply
steal Inraplc.y. Imprdimcnts to Marriage.
etc.: also. Consumption. Epilepsy and Wit.
induced by Scll-ndul.cncc or sexual cXtraNa-
gaurc.
III Price. in sealed envelope. 9ny6 cents.
The celebrated author. in tMs admirable
essay. clearly demonstrate from thirty years
successful practice. that the alarming consc-
uIIcnre Of Sclf-A bu,c may be radically cured
without the dangerous use Of internal me''i-
cine, or the application Of the knife; pointing
ont n mode Of cure ut once simple, certain. and
ctfectual by means " which every sufferer,
no matter what his condition my he. may
cure himself chraply. privately. and radically.
tH- This Lecture should he in the hands Of
every youth and every man IN the land.
Sent. under seal. in plain envelope. to any
address. on receipt Of six ccnt-. Oh two post
age stamps. by addressing the publishers.
Also. Dr. Culyerwelfs marriage Guide
price 80 cents. Address the Publishers.
CIIAS. j. e. KLINE IL CO..
l21 Bowcry. New York, i. o. Box 1885
Feb. !, iSi2-ly.2lS
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SncUili NO1ice.

II he who causes 1.-TWO BLADES Of grass Ia
grow Wber" only one grew before" might be
called n public bencficior. how much more
should lie he halted bcnriactur Of the human
race who brings back the bloom Of health Ia
tlIr''human flcrd Divine" and rcncw> our tease
Of life. when. to all outward seeming, even
hope has fed Truly, the conscientious ply
stefan has q NOZZLE rallin" and great j. hi> re-
ward in the gratitude Of all generous hearts
who have been relieved by his mni-lrttion>.
DR.. rhO>. A. I.urlry'> SarSrparilln and Potash.
Worm Candy. Hltrr>, and Aguc Tonic. now
brings him in rich argOsys Of wealth. and will
bring him p0>thUmoU> fame.
MAY L., 1872, lm-22i
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Our subscribers who propose to discharge
their indebtedness to thu, office in wood IRE re-
spcctiuIy reminded that about now would be u
good time to haul. The weather Is delightful
and the rONds cNcclcni.
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To Tic Rublic lsrncrnllY.

From and after September 10th. 1872, | will
be compelled to adopt the Cash system for all
work in my line. | trust that my long cXpc.
ricnce in the business. and my accommodating
disposition in the past, and good work and
moderate prices in the future. will merit for
me the continued patronage of The generous
public. GEO. W. WOOD.
Boot aud Shoe Maker, 10 White St., Up Stairs.
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East Wcnn.. Va. 4 Ga. Il. II.

sEC'Y AND TREASURES OFFICE, =
kNONVtILE. Tenn. october ~, lSI2.' p
I'HE AnJDt RNED REGULAR ANNUAL
L Convention II :hc stockholders or III"
East Tcuuc- ,cc. virginia and Georgia Eil
Road COMPANY. viii he held ut the tompluy'-
depot In the city Of Knoxville. on "Wednesday
the 18th day of November nest. At o'rlorl,
T.. VI. All stockholders wishing to attend.
will Ice carried free over this Road to aud rom
aid Convention. JAMES G.. MITCHELL.
oct. *. lH,2.td-2jjl SCc'y and Treas.
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Hsrli.iou. Notice.

As previously announced, there will h,
prcichin. ut the Court House, on Lords day
morning and right. There will also l.,
preaching on saturday night at the same place
by Elder j. VI. Berry. The subject, upon
which H. propose a. speak are Of prcuIi" in
Irrr.t AL ne inNilrd
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1872-11-01

WASH. PHILLIPS. a negro man, living on
Spring Creek, in this county. made an attempt
last week, while labaring under crazy fit, to
kill his wife and child, falling in which, he
wound up the proceeding by mudIatins himself
fin horrible manner and then trying to blow
the top off his head with u shotgun. lie wss
alive few days after this occurred. bu. his self
inflicted wounds were considered fatal.
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State Of Tennessee, McMinn County.
Robert Powell -. l.. \. Wamm1c.
lDriginal Attachm,nt.l

| y this cau,c it appearing Iy alidlT.t. ,ha.
1 the defendant l.. \. Wammac, /, justly in
Icb;cd 20 the pir.ntit and Is uon.rc,i5ent
Of the state of tennessee 80 that the ord .Inrv
process Of law yun0t be- served on him. and
lu original attachment hn,in. been levied Oh
nj, property, II 3. therefor" ordered that pub
lruijuu be- made Ia the Athens Post. news
paper published IN the town of Athens, f"r
four successive weeks. commanding the said
l.. \. NaWmac tn appear before me or some
other actin. Justice Of the Peace nj my office.
I'm Athens. Tenn. on the 2,'L dHy u November.
-. aud make defense tn said suit against
him. ur It will he proceeded with ~ pnrt".--
October 81. 49,. W. GEfTN~, j. T..
Oct. II. lo12-lt.prS Zee : i.o1-2jij llcMinu Co.
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New Advertisements.
SEsg;gslg's'& SAFE.

10y virtue of an execution issued from The
ID office Of the Circuit Court Clerk of Me,
Mimi county. will otter for sale, for cash in
hand. at the Courthouse door in the town :"
Athens, on Monday, the ID day OF December
49,, all the right. title. claim amt Interest
chat Jane, H. pcarcc has in and 10 80 acre.
1i land. more or less. bounded by Peak on Tia,
north; by Powers on the south; by John
" hilr>id>> and Others ON the east, situated III
the glh civil district. McMinu county. Tenn
Levied on a, the property Of j. II. P"Ircr, t.
satisfy an execution in favor Of Dod>on, guar,
dian, for Use Of ru@h, guardian, v. j. II
l'rllrc ana = VI. Thomas. This 30lh, Octo
her. 49,. W. II. HOWARD. DeP'y Sh'h
Nov. |. lNta.It nrs ll.r I.Nl.2l,
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A sweet potato was LEFT at the printing Office
a few days ago. which measured 80 inches in
length. 1t grew on the farm of our old friend
NJ. Il. Gibson, in the Eastanallcc Valley.
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All persons indebted to the finn of Garrett
a. Cannon, are respectfully requested to come
forward and settle their accounts as we have
INDUCED them long enough. Hereafter We
are determined to TO business only on Il cash
system, and will sell all goods kept in our line
cheap for cash
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Vegetable Snccimcns.

Robert Cate sends two turnip-, weighing
nine and half pounds each.
Col. Sam. IIutscll, of Mcg., sends sample of
corn, yellow variety ears IS inches IN length.
mud averaging ], go grain, to the ear.
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Athens. Tenn, Sept. -, lS;2.tE2i!
Ghnnccr, Court Athens. rrnu.


SallNil hll'N anu VI Wv MUM Ill'l 'lil'i~ :.
Amanda j. Hail and others,
(Ori.nal iiIl)
is This cats" it appearing from complain
| ant. Bin. that William y. SmIth, Sidney
GrilI,, William Grill~. EmcIinr GrilIS stark
u. Grill,. Joseph Griil,. Thomas girls, Nlr.
tina l.. lruulhnm, Nccdam Trntham, Mar2u-
ret Edmoud,un. Amanda stroud and piry
Grill., the defendants. are noH-rc,ldrnj, Of the
state Of Tennessee: II j. therefore ordered
that the alor, said nuu-lr>idout defendant, IN
ter their appearance before or within the first
three day, Of our nest thlnccry Court. To be
held At the Court. huu>c, in the town Of Athens.
Tennessee, on the lth Monday Of November.
1872. then and there to plead, answer or dcmur
to cOmpluinlutr said Original Bill. or The same
will br taken for confessed and set for hearing
cX purtr; and that copy Of tins order be pub
li>hrl for four consecutive" weeks in the
Anthem, Post. i. M.llENDER>DN.C &. 4 NJ.
j. y. Aikr'. Solicitor. ..
oct. %, lS72-itpr> fee 75,oO--iG
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A N N DUN II { N rs.
For State Senator.

We are authorized AMI requested to an.
uounrr col. Il. NJ. EDW ARDS. Of Bradley
county. ~ - C.,ndilntr Tor stat" senator from
the district composed Of the counties Of Polk,
bradley. MrMmu. MriG>. Mouro, and Ioudon
Election first ruc,dly III November.
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MERcIihAys will do well to lag 10 good
stock % book, for the long evenings. and II
they buy Of o. b. Smith 81 Co. Knoxville,
they will do better than elsewhere.
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Wheat Wanted.

Our friends in the interior around will pleas,
send in the election returns ~ early as possible
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GENTLEMEN's Boots and Shoes. Hats snd
Caps, Shawls. Linen Bosoms. Under and Over
Shirts. can be found IN great variety and very
cheap, at Robson & NixOn's.
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Keeps Coal Oil for sale.

P3puLAR illustrated book Geo plgcs) on
MANHOOD! WoMANHooD! MARRIAGE! I'm.
pcdinents to Marriage; the cause and cure.
Sent securely sealed. post paid for 30 cents.
by DIR. C. WHITTIER. Gil s.. Charles Street.
st. LOUIS, No., the great specialist. Read his
works
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j. 4. 'I'urley n Co. COcl,iII,

Desire to purchase all the good wheat for sale
on the South Side Of the county, for which
they will pay the highest market price.
Coghill, Tenn, Aug.0. lSI2-tf
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Roheson Il Nixon will pay the highest mar
kct price in Cash for good Wheat.
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DIED. In cleveland, on the nth inst, Miss
SALLIE WTTCuER, daughter Of the Rev. w. j.
Witcher, aged about g years.
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WIlcat, Wheat!

Now is the time TO sell your Wheat. will
pay the advanced price. Cash rcady-cnll be-
fore selling, on 4. +. GIBSON.
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CALL and get your election tickets.

LADIES Hats of the latest styles at Chas. +.
kcith's.
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THE first fight of the campaign ut this place
occurred last Saturday evening. Nobody hurt
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Fruit Jars,
w. &. EsaGey

Glass. Tin ard stone, Just received and foi
sale at L. +. GIBSON's.
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a Long Potato.

FINE selection Of Ladies and Mems Shawls
at Chas. +. Keith's, cheaper than the cheapest.
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EkOlirSOn & Nixon

Have Shawls, Skirts. Vests. Bustles,
Hoop Skirts. Scarfs, Crayats and n thousand
and one necessary articles for the Ladies.
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THE ladies will find latest styles fine Dress
Goods at Cbas. +. Kcith's, at thclowcst prices.
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do You Desire 10 Prosper.

Buy your Goods from Robson a. Nixon
They pay cash for their Goods, and are salts
tied with small profits.
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For Joint Representative,

We are authorized and requested to an
nouncc cot. WM. G. PEAK. of Mrig-, u ;
ron!idNtc for john Representative Ter the dis
tlict compu,'i If III" rountir, OF CumhrrlHnd
James. Ehrt and Mcig> IN the nest Lr.i>lH
turo. Election first Tuesday in November.
MIR. Ben, W. learn, is of the track, he an,
COL Peak having +, frrrcd the matter To mutual
friends. who decided in favor of the lattrr.l
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HTc UIIcIIIIE ETVNl OITTUIHs.
BEST Kerosene Oil ut +. G. Wilson's 30 cents
per gallon.
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BY ~ bushel, wagon load, or ear load. Price
red Eccd-wcight guaranteed.
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House :,ndI.ot for Sale.

A very desirable dwelling House. aud Lot.
located ina pleasant part Of the town of
Athens, adjoining the property of Dr. NJ.
II. May. on jackson street. and now or"u.
pied by Rev. J. Albert lly'!cn. Te one
wishing to purchase u comfortable home. II
rare opportunity is here offered. Price $l,joo
one third cash. halaace in six and twelve
months. Apply 10 W. b. Mck"i1in.
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PC. WILSON will pay cash above markr
price, for fifty bushels oc choice Wheat.
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CYsAN1Es;s SALE OF LANDS.

Jas. 7. Bradford vs.. w. J. Walsh, ct ais.
IL obedience to decree Of the Chancerv
| Court at Athens. Tennessee. made at ts
Max term, 1872. will sell ~ the highest bid.
,rmrer, 1872. at the Court house door, in
Athens. $50 Acres OF Lind, being the
lands conveyed 10y deed Ivy I. v. Bigham to
WIN H. p0-,. February 26th. tst2. and living
In the 18th civil district. McMinn county, Tenn
Term, said land will be sold for cash, with
equity Of redemption.
IN. HENDERSON. cam.
Oct. -, lS,.-!t.pis Zee :i,0O..iG
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THE ladies should not fail TO calf and Sc,
those handsome >haws. elegant Dress Goods
and bcau,itni Hats, At MCKELDIS Il cos.
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Special Notice,

GENTLEMEN buy your Rcady.Mada Cloth
ing at MCKELDIN & COS.
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DRIED FRUIT wanted al McKELDrN & cos
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Robson & Nixon make tia speciality, and
are Offering great bargains
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BRING some Corn to "south Corner"
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BARGAINS can he had nj NCkBLpiN & Cos.
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THE GRANT DYNAsTY.

The agony is over. The political bat
tie has been foughtand won by the Grant
dynasty in the great States of Ohio,
Pennsylvania, and even little
Nebraska has followed in the same way.
People say this closes the Presidential
struggle also. We deny it. No sncc,a
conclusion should be cons to BY any
man, not even hy a Radical. Frauds
were committed in those elections which
cannot be repeated in November. Ne
goes by the thousand, from other States
and white men too, were poured in upon
the polls to vote the Radical ticket
These men, Of both colors, will be needed
at home in November to vote for Grant
Again, the immense sunset money raised
by that party for electionering purposes,
have all been expended aud more cannot
be raised in time for similar purposes.
Besides these facts there will better or
ganization of our party then than now.
The Grantites, flushed with victory, will
become less energetic. Our own party
should see these facts in their proper light
and not become discouraged. Only the
coward falls back in the hour of seeming
defeat, while the bold, brave, and true
man will pres onward with purpose to
overthrow the enemy and wiring victory
from disaster in the very VS. of death.
Our government is simply dynasty
ruled and ruined by the men in power
who would sell their best right for a
mess Of potage."
1t cannot always be, that Grant and his
minions will rule the country, or, more
correctly speaking. misrule it. The PEG.
pie cannot forever live under the des-
potic rule of a quasi King. They will
yet burst the shackles and hurl from
power the forgers of their claims. Dem
ocrats and Liberal republicans, let US
not falter in the good work before US.
We have hopes yet that are "a high and
glorious as the aspirations of our great
leaders. Let us stand by our colors,
and If we go down, let those colors be
our winding sheet.
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n. Il. Hill, ESQ.

This gentleman, who is well qualified
by his oratory to do valiant service for
Democracy, has been silent to great
extent, during the present very import
ant Presidential and Congressional can
vass. Why does he not lei the people
hear from him on frequent occasions!
Friends Of Reform, We must organize
our party better. Where are your Gree
ley clubs at Stanford, and at Crab Or
chard! Did two meetings alone suffice
to quiet your energicsy Other counties
are up and doing. Why should Lincoln
county be less activey Let us have
speaking all over the county, and thus
stir up our friends.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1872-10-11

The soldier" who said at Pittsburp
1--WE do not propose to shake hands, but t.
shake our fists across the bloody chasm
Andersonsville and Libby are fresh in
our remembrance" was one james May,
of Massachusetts,, who was Suttler for
the Eighth Infantry of that State.
And so il is out West. Ninety-nine out
of every hundred Radicals in Kentucky,
who are just now writing or talking like
that Massachusetts, Suttler, were either
at home during the war, resigned early,
or were in bomb-proof places where they
never smelled powder.-Franktot Yeo-
man.