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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-04-10
New Advertisements.
Extraordinary Improvement
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The Mason g. lIamlin Organ Co., respect.
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ot left, changing tho pitch, Or nanspo, ,inp
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Circular. ...- x,
New and Elegant Styles of Double Reed
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at $l40, $l32 and 1925 each. ConsIisrint b
Capacity, Elegance and Thorough ,Exs"l:
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The Mnson & Uamlih Organs arc 40.
knowledgcd Beet, ma trnin extraordinary
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They nro II Gentle Purpntivo as wolf
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PIN; TAPE, and other WORMS, urking
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mny ii
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Pid Columbia, s. O: and Wilmington, n. G.
The aittHt: on of Merchants; Shippers .of
Cotton affd ProdtGe; Rnd the Public gene
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existing between all interior points ii
South Carolina Gnd Northern Cities, BY tho
Wilmington. Columbia dHd Augusta Rail
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either VII. Steam Ship Lines ffots that Port,
or via Wilmington and Weldon Railroad,
aud its Connections via Portsmouth or Pc
tcrsburg.
The various lines connecting at these
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ments to, or from
Baltimore daily,
Philadelphia, ri-Weekly,
( New York, five times por weok,
Boston, semi mi-wcekly.
Uniform rates arc maintained with al
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shipments, Through Bills Lading given bc~
tween NIL stations and points nameo.-
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ali agents.
The Passenger schedule Of Night Train
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on Grcenvf!lc and Columbia, and Charlotte,
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m AN RdH Connection 9iG Wilmington, and
avoiding all delays at Columbia.
Throttgh Tickets en- sale ut Columbia to
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For rates, classification and oil informa-
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.&As. PGSPKYs
Gen'l Freight and T;ck6r Agent.
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ESTABLISHED 1859.

(A RESrECTFULLY In. - G.
eZaA form tho citizens Of 'S--S s-S$
NInnshoro and Fairfield District, tha,
have just returned from New York and
have pnrch 'scd n fnll assortment Of Wn,ch-
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So sang my bird, and 30 believe,
spite of philosophers AMI fools.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-07-20

Hon A. O. Thurman iayor4 ne
Greeley ticket.
Lieut. Gov. Finchbeek, OF L0uisl
ann, Is making Greeley speeches.
The Springfield Mass. Repub.
lican Gays Greeley sentiment IL crop
pingout all over Vermont. One OF the
latest developments ia 4 call signed
by more than forty citizens Of
Springfield, every man q Republican,
and some Of them prominent Nom
bcrs Of that party, ior q meeting 10
organize u Greeley club. 1t is an
tieipated that ut least a hundred Re
publicans will join the club.
w. w. Saunders, the leading
colorcd Republican Of Maryland and
elector Oh the Grant ticket, has re.
nounced Grant, declared for Gree.
ley, and published Il card, offering to
meet any colored orator on the
stump ia New York or elsewhere.
The Washington Patriot, which
HAS been the moutbpiece of the De.
mocracy opposed to the ratification
Of the Cincinnati convention, has
declared for Greeley and Brown,
Also, the New York World has
espousod their cause.
The report Of Hon, Jefferson Davis
being at Baltimore during the Assem-
bly, Of the Democratic convention is
untrue,
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Miss Nellie Grant recently wrote
d letter to Queen Victoria, request.
Ing the favor of an interview with
her Majesty, which was admirable
both IN manner and matter, The
Queens reply was a model OF cpis>
tolary excellence. Exchange.
But the trouble about the matter
is, that tour princess, Miss Nellie,'
did not write the "model" effort
ascribcd to her, as tho whole affair
10 pronounced bogus. Ii she is like
her father--the greatest Of gift
takers--she could not write n mode
letter, except as q model Of Ignorance
and conccitedness,
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We give much Of our space to tue
speech OF Senator Doolittle upon
assuming the duties Of President OF
the baltimore convention, believing
that our readers will appreciate it
"a one OF the finest efforts OF
the campaign, aud briefly summing
up the important duty Of every
good citizen in the present crisis.
This speech Is well worth tho pc,
rusal Of every one, MS the PRINCIPLES
Of the great reform movement are
fully aud most ably enunciatei,
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THE CAMPAIGN AVALANCHE
~
AND THE LIBERAL TICKET.
GREELEY AGAINST GRANT.
--~--
REFORM Against RADICALISM.

Tee Presidential Calapaien for 1872 has
opened. II will be the most exciting that has
occurred since 1si0.
The contest for the Presidency is between
Horace Greeley and Ulysses S Grant The
AvAhAScHE will support Greeley and Blown
on the Cincinnati platform
The campaign AsALASoaE, containing forty
columns Of reading matter, will be fnrni he'd
to the 10th OF November, or for al, shorter
time, at the following low rates:
vac ) 80
A'u toVlts's VI. .,..s..s... .,.ta.s...4.a.. II Nl
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No bark numbers furnished An snbecrip.
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lance Send IN year orders at once. Rcmit-
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Memphis, Fostoiiec order u registered let,ct
AddIesS AvAb&AcHs,
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Picnic NJ S~nrlngnort.

We have received q commuters
ton from our correspondent "Vino"
IN reference to tho picnic ut SPRING
port on the 18th instant, Friday Of
last week, but owing to ite great
length aud coming so late in the
week, we are unable 10 publish it in
full, but make come few extracts.
He reports himself all COX. on the
grounds, and relates what follows {:
Having arrived on the grounds
at an early hour, aud always having
a sole and single eye to what is
requisite forsustaining tho vital pow
era, the first object which attracted
my attention was about two hun
dred feet Of table whereon to spread
the viands. Talk about tables groan-
ing under good thiogsl | think,
had 1t not been that dinner was
announced somewhat prematuroly,
aud thereby to a great extent les
sening the weight, that table would
have certainly beloved out, How
ever, | am anticipating,
Tho seats were well arranged
undor dense shade, not a ray TO die.
tnrb the gentle charm Of Love
whispors, put forth in sweet love
times BY the models If fast Young
America Into the auditory organ9 Of
the many charming beauties, who
returned With emiIos the words OF
eudemment 10 make the converse
ton agreeable
With an eye single to the honor
md glory Of those already present,
and CHANGING to have one
eye raised towards Oxford,
bcheld with pleasure some
gay young men from that town, and
with them, some Of the fairest Of the
fair daughters OF timo-honored old
Lafayette, Who, by their presence,
enhanced the gayeties Of tho day
ten, fifty or perhaps one hundred
fold. Sandy Springs wna we'll reps
resented.
But, oh, how our Dyes wore daz.
glod on looking at the burthon OF
those turnonte And how | strained
my visionary organs TO see If Tcould
see that there ever was more lovely
forms aud prettior faces ia any land
than those possessed by the t0ir aud
graceful nymphs from Batcsville,
and il is not surprising II | say, al
least, they added infinitely to The
loveliness already there. | looked
again, to see II you, dear editor, were
en- maSse Of that beauty, but was dis,
appointed beyond expression to Ans
that you would not homer US witt
your most agreeable company,
The morning was spent in pleas
ant and social conversation unit
dinner wasannoanced, and the GROVE
repaired to the shade Of the forcs
to partake Of the viands 40 abund
antly spread before them that mos
important part Of the occasion bein.
over, then last, but by no means til,
least, came the tripping Of the light
fantastic "Dolly Warden" Thel
under the strains Of the soul-stirrin,
music was tho time VIC beheld wit
advantage the graceful movements
angel faces and elegant costumes
so in Keeping with Ill our Lowell
and beautiful ladies Of old Mississip
pi. This amusement was continue,
until late IN The evening, whom ii
with uhopel Joyful hearts departo.
| for their respective honies to drean
OF the pleasant day spout IA tn
/ woodg Vino
Loosely Glen, Mss J.ly l4,ls72
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The Grand Moonlight Picnic.
Mr.. EpuoR-A jubilee for young
ana Old, great and small, that Is to
come o1 On the 25lh inst, wcprcsagc
win be a great success.
1t is pleasant and desirable that
friends so meet together, now and
thea to cement tho bonds Of friend
ahip, to promote social intercourse
and to forgot for D time the dull
c0rcs OF lite.
A moonlight Picnic" 80 sug-
gastiyo to the young in heart and
life, Of tho pleasant promenade with
the loved one, the sweet, low whis>
periugs of the tale of love, iuevita-
Bic, irresistible, where the moon.
light and starlight beams peacefully
down from tho blue vaults above,
aud sooma T. bid tho lovers love on,
but forget not the true source OF
lasting eternal love.
To the middlo-agod and old, it
suggests pictures Of the happy past,
the foolish days." they are SO wont
to call them, but which causes no
pain in the retrospect,
Let ono and all, young and old,
attend this festive scene, and lend
their aid to make the hours 40 min .
utcs seem, they flow so glibly en-.
We understand hat the amueements
and entertainments Of tho evening
comprehend the wants of all. Espe-
oial provision will be made for chill
dren's sports, which tho old folks
will, no doubt, enjoy most, in seeing
the young ones so delighted, Tho
ladies Of the Episcopal church and
those friendly thereto, by especial
privilege, will unite in providing a
table Of refreshments, the proceeds
70 so to their building fund, W.
beapoak for them generous coutri>
buttons, and the kindly aid of all
Christian denominations, which viii
surely result in q perfect success,
Pro Bono PuBLIoo.