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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-12
Stray Notice.

TAKEN up by David Atkinson. living in Ben
i ton Township, in Andrew county, Missouri.
on the 10Th day Of November, lS13, = certain
heif.r, supposed to b. three years old past, white,
with some blsck on the neck and ears, marked
with u crop on the right ear. Appraised ut
eighteen dollars. by Charles l.. Spear and Moses
Wilson. \ true copy from my stray Book.
John II. TOWNSEND,
60 Iu.lice of The Peace for BentOn TMp.
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near home rs possible; and when he
wants a little ready money make a draw
on his own bank. Then, and not till
then, will he be independent and pros
porous. FARMER.
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Stray Notice.

TAKEN NJ by Moses Wilson. living in Brnton
tnwn-hip, IN Andrew county, Missouri, ON
..d day of November. AID. lS5J, a t~n-yrar-old
COW o u red roam color. marked with - crop Oh
both ears, no other marks or brands pc rcsivable.
Appraised al sixteen dolIar,, by Charles Spear
anil David Atkinson. 4 true copy from my
stray Box DIT n. TOWNSEND,
Justice oi the Prsc- for Benton Twp.
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esd day OF December,
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, Lee Crandcl, by n certain deed
w of trust dated liih day OF April. ls's, and
recorded i'm The Recorder Office Of Andrew coun-
~, Missouri, in Book :, ut Page lis, conveyed
t1 The undersigned, certain tracts, pieces or
uarcrls Of land lying and being in the bwn OF
AMMONIA, county of Andrew, state OF Missouri
~. Iy. IL, in block number 10; which said con-
y,ynnce was made to secure the payment Of u
certain promissory note IN said deed OF trus,
mentioned and described; and, whereas. said
nntr or The balance thereon Is due and unpaid,
Together with the interest thereon;
Sow, therefore, l, the undersigned trustee, by
virtue Of the power In ne vested by said deed
If ,r,,st. and rs the legal holder of said note,
will, ON
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An Obstacle to the Teacher.

1t is a popular saying, that if man is
fit for nothing else be will resort to
school teaching for a livelihood. But if
hs could find any other entpYoymert hs
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the 18Th ddy Of December,
SheTiH's Sale.

DY virtue and authority Of Il general execution,
ID issued from the Office of the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court Of Andrew county, Missouri, re-
turnable at the December term, 1873. OF said
Court, and to me directed, in favor Of Ransom
Russell, plaintiff, and against Dudley Messick,
Mary A. Davis, Perry Mrssick, Arista smith,
Bucnsvista Messick, John l.. Messick, william
Messick, Prudence Mcssick and Mary \. Mes
sick, defendants, ! have levied upon and seized
all the right, title, interest and claim Of the said
defendants Of, In and to tn. following described
real estate, tO-wit: The northwest quarter Of
the northwest quarter Of section number thirty
two, and the south half OF the northwest quarter
Of the southeast quarter Of section number TWEEN
ty-sevcn, all In township nmbe sixty-one,
range number thirty-six; all lying and being In
the said county, and State Of Missouri; and ]
will, on
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Saturday, the 18th day of December,

A.. u. 1914 between the hours Of nine O'Clock
in the forenoon ind five O'Clock in the afternoon
OF that day, ut The Courthouse door, In the city
of Savannah, county Of Andrew aforesaid, sell
the same, or so mach thereofas may he Required,
Mt public vrniuc, to the highest bidder, for cash
IN hand, (sub,eet to all prior liens and judy
men;s, to satisfy said execution and costs:
PEMBROKE MERCER.
sheriff uf .An!rtN county No,
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Northwestern Turning Mills.
Amazonia, Andrea Co., Mo.
ALL KINDS OF PLAIN AND FANCY
TURNING

NOR FURNITURE AND HOUSES,
stairways and furniture making House
finishing work done To order. Fancy wagon
ami buggy neck yokes, and other wagon work:
BIacksmifhs and wagon-makers will be supplied
In this county by Messrs. Colburn CO., who
are my only agents In this county for the sale OK
wagon work. Wagon peck yokcs. ~ per dosen;
buggy neck yokeA, o per dozen.
NJ G. ". NYDEN, PrwTrfsfSr-
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the Path day Of January

A. u. Is74, between the hours Of nine O'Clock In
the forenoon and i've O'Clock in the afternoon of
said day, nj the Courthouse door, in the city OF
s"uri, proceed TO sell the above described real
estate, at public vendue. to I'M highest bidder,
for cash, and apply the proceeds to the purposes
mentioned in said mortgage 't-ed.
PEMBROKE MERCER,
& sheriff Of Andrew County, MissOuri.
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FRIDAY, the 26th day Of December,

A. n. 1873, between the hours ofa O'Clock An.
and , o'cipck =. II. , ut The Court house door, IN
the city OF ) Vannah, Andrew county, Missouri,
proceed 10 .ell the property above described. 70
fhr highest bidder, for cash III hand. anu apply
the proceed. Of the sale 10 the purposes mentioned
GET. ". SAMUEL; Trnslct.
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SATURDAY. the eth day of December,
Sherif'S Snie.

s)f yirtu" md an.h,r.t, Of m "rdsr of sale
ID ISSUED from the Office Of the tirrk Of The
Circuit Court within and for the county "f An
drew AMI state oi Missouri, In IN action Ia fore
clos. mortgage, wherein Robert O.. Hubbard
il plaintiff raj John W. Hopkins, Mary u. Hop
At public ~,rmlur, 10 the highest bidder, for
r t.h. at tn { Court house door. in the city Of >a-
vannah. county of Andrew, and state Of Mis-
souri, ON
Saturday, the 18Th day Of December,
A, u. Is13, IN, following described real estate,
Lot llttrcn and thirty feet Oh the north
side Of lot fourteen. in block eight, in the town
of Bolckow, all lying and heing in the said
county Of Andrew, state of Missouri.
PEMBROKE MERCER,
Jr Sheriff or Andrew county, Missouri,
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VICk'S
Guide
FOR 1874.

200 PAGES: 500 ENGRAVINGS, and OIL
T., ATE Published Quarterly, ut q
Gents n Year. First Number for S4 just issued.
\ German edition at Sam. price. Address,
LANES XICk, Rochester, y. Y.
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Tuesday. ire SOth day Of December,
.NO1iSa6e Sale.

YIvHFGEts ~, Mtry Ann Hubbard and Rob ri
G. Hub, Iri. her husband. by THAR mort
glx- ,irrh with power OF sale therein contained
lated ,t-inhcr s. lS.2, and recorded in the lir-
c~nrIcr'- Office IL Andrew county. in the State oil
Nj souri,. IN hook q, mt Pag. 3D., conveyed 90
the um,irr-igi~.i mortgage Ia. following de-
.Cfihri real estate -i;naied:i In aid county ,to-wit
IYi-ntm', r. dive Is lli six (6) In block nuinbcr
nie a. in iiIxhcs' nj iiiion 10 thr city of sa-
,annah: which said conveyance was made Ia
-crur- tn. ysym, NJ al n certain pr"mi,.ory note
In said ~ ,ftg.,r described, calling Tor ihr sum
of Gy. h ,nir,-i dollars ,In- 1--WE month. amer said
~ dry oi October, ISL, AMI bearing Interest
from ltis n the rate of ten per cent. per hnntiin
AMI whereas. IL ~ provided IN said mortgage
decd ihi' II .aid note shall not he well and truly
;iil wh IA ii- SAM becomes hue and payable.
tn IL IN. undrr.ignrti my proceed la s-ll said
property. or any ptrt thereof. al public v-n'lur.
to the highest bidder. At the C'ur;-hpn," dorr.
In the city of Savannah. within said roanty of
hnirrw, for cash, nr-i giving twenty day luhl:c
IA l'ic- Of tn tim :. term. AMI place Of said sale.
ant III ih- property to lie sod. by publication III
SOM nv pager prin,ri In IN, county AMI
described. and The interest thereon, arc now due
and unpaid. Now, Therefore, by virtue of;ac
power IN me vested by SAID mortgage decd, !
will, IN
Saturday. the eth day Of December,
\. 10 1879, bet N.cn ihr hours of ten O'Clock in
the forenoon AMI i've O'Clock in 'hr I!i"rn 'nn Of
that day, AT tn >"iith door oi III CJurt-h"u- -c,
in The city oil savannah, in Andrew county.
= ate oi Miss mi. proceed Ia sell the above .lc-
81: The rcIl estate II public vcndur, {" the high
est Liitrr. f.rct'h. Ia satisfy said u he AMI IN
t-r-,t, together with the costs AMI EXPENSES at
icnling sad sale.
JAMES e.. COUCH. Mortgage.
Savannah NJ nYrsyul..r i{g
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Mems. Ladies' and ChildrrH's wear, or leave
their orders, which will be promptly attended -.
II would be . great satisfaction ~ me 10 plenss
every body who calls nj my place (kolt fsuner's
Old shopl with Just the article they SSi1xnd. Nv
entiie stock is FRESH AID we'll selected for
FALL and WINTER WEAR, and | am ready 10
shop it 10 every one who wishes 10 buy, And
warrant il TO give satisfaction; also repair hifi
gives away. Particular attention will b paid
To orders left BY measure, and every psrt be-
longing 10 the boot and shoe business msde ssa
sold Al small PROFITS BY LOUIS BACAI1, .
~ Next door west of Farmers Bsak-
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Partition Sale.

ny virtue and authority Of an order Of sale,
ID issued from tine Office of the Clerk of the Cir
cuit Court, within and for the county of Andrew,
in the State OF Missouri, in the clrise Of Andrew
X. Murphy, John Murphy, Samuel Murphy /,
Nancy Jane Murphy, james II. Murphy and
John K. Murphy, George W. Selectman and
sarah Jane, the wife Of said George W. Select
man, plaintiffs. against Francis N. Roberts, and
5 sarah Jane Robertf, who is the wife OF said
Frincis If. Roberts William Murphy, James
B-ggs, Alexander Beggs, Thomas 4. Bezxs and
William Bcgs, John Jones, Whliam Jones and
Mary A. Jones, Rebecca ,Whitlor, James A:
Roberts, and Thomas A.. Roberts, defendants, I
will sell, for the purpose Of partition, AT public
vcndue, to the highest bidder, for cash, nj the
Court-house door in the city Of Savannah county
of Andrew, and state Of Missouri, on
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Semple, Birge & Co.,,
nm LECTURE
~ TO Youxa xsx.

just PuohsAt6 ~ . Seoleo kHSesoPs.
ALscsure 81 h Nature, Trsatmsne enen.
ical cure Of spermatofrh0a or seminal ,;,,s
cess, involuntary emi,si.n;, s. s.n.r.iis; n:r.
yousnep. consumption, epilepsy and nts; III.
tai and physical ineupscity, rrsui,.nS irSI d.
abuse, etc, by Robert J. Culser"sn.
Author Of the '.Gre~n Book" els. ,uio..
The world renowned author, In th. ads sxps.
ble lecture, clearly proves from his oSu No.
Renee that the awful consequences OF aI.in.
NAV he e0-ctnally removed without meal vi
and without dangerous surgical aa;ntirs
bou,ies. Instruments, rings or eoruiais, P%.s,n.l
out : movie Of cure al once certain and snee' W
by which every sufferer, NO naii.r . snsa y PR
.at.iS and radically. This lecture VIII ir"'s
boon 10 thousands and thousands. r.. vl,is
sent under seal. TO any sddfss:, ..uS. sr
..sied envelope, on the receipt or SIX en
'T xiio' Sr. Caissrwsa's "Nsni>ss Sa'ss'
price 50 cents.
Address the pablishers, ,,e a r a
~ RSwsry nav Ssvs- T. y Ea1 a'''
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.SherHss Sale Under Mort
SnSe uTth POUer of Sale.

WHEREAS, Catherine Kelley, on the 4th day
w Of March. lS.I, conveyed 10 James k;sl.r
tnr real estate hereinafter described. by her GER
tin mortgage deed Of that date, fled and record
ell In the Rec ,rtlrr's ullct OF Andrew county,
Missouri. at page Hl, book ~. Of the Records OF
Andrew county, for the Turposc uf securing the
ps,m-nt oi a certain proInissory note therein
described.
And whereas. il /, further provided in said
IN ,r;ggg- deed that in case 81 default in the
p,ymrnt Of said note, the then acting Sheriff
% A.IiTrw county might, ut thr request III the
Ie :nl holder at sud note, proceed 10 sell said
real estate ut public auction and cutlery. after
giving At least thirty days public notice Of the
tina, '-rrns anil place 81 sale. AMI Of the prop
paper Iriri",i and published In the city of Sa-
vhnn1iI, Andrew county, Missouri.
Add whereas. d-fauii has been made in the
pIyHt-nl al aid note 80 described in saii
mortgage i--i. .nd the whole amount Of prin-
opal sui interest remains due AMI unpaid:
\"w, therefore. nv virtue Of the power and
auth .rl'y in said mortgage. and nj The rrgues VI %
Tie legal II plI-r Of said note, ! shall, on
Tweslry, ire S0th day Of December,
Nd !S71. between the hour. of ten O'Clock 4.
u .nl four O'clock 4 VI. ni The south door
Of The court II yu-c, In the city of savannah,
.irIrrw c.un'y. Missouri. proceed 10 sell To
the hiZ.lr-t ant best Bladder, for cash IN hand.
ihr rpsi estate IN laid mortgage ,ir-cri'bet. ~,
follows, in-N,t. lot number Iwrlvr (l2) IN the
rv-r. ,..>hoyn an the plat of said tpwn. and
IA Andrew county. Missouri. for The purposes
ENGROKH MERCER.
Sheriff 81 Andfrw county, Missouri.
W :. t,EEESiEE. any. g.
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Saturday, the 18th day Of December

A.. D.. 1878, thu following described real estate,
~alllying and being In the said county OF Andrew,
and State of Missouri, to-wit: Siiety-two
and oue-half acres bounded ~ follows: Begin
ming on The half section line, forty rods east Of
the northwest corner Of the southwes quarter of
section thirty-four, in township siSt.-One, Of
range thirty-iour, running thence east ninety
two and onc-half rods, thence south one hun
bred and sixty rods to the south line Of said Sec
ton thirfy-four, thence west ON section line
ninety-two and one-half rods, thence north TO
place of beginning; also forty and nineteen one
hundredihs acres being lot number eleven, In
northeast quarter Of section three, in township
ifty-nine, of range thirty-iour.
PEMBROKE MERCER,
So Sheriff of Andrew county, Missouri.
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.MOrtS0oe Sale.


N1HERE ". Patrick cunningham ana Bridget
" cunningham, ms vile, oil thc county OF
DJuiphAn. AMI Stale OF han-ns. D. Their certain
mortgage decd with power "i sale, uttr'i thr sstn
day OF December, las. and rec"r'tri IN ihr ke-
cprl.r's Ollie OF Andrew c'iniy. IN Tue stat"
of Missouri. In book IL, nj page Es', oi records
OF convr. anoes al real estate, conveyed 10 one
A. j DrslisLo. "A, trustee. the following De-
scribet real c-tAt. win All Tue appirteiahcrs
thereto hrionRinE. suuste, i!IhS anu oeinx III
The county oil AhdrrW, anu HtIe Oh ht>s'uri.
i"-wtt: The east nall ui Tue nnrinWest quarter
"f section hitrcif IN to"h>hiP MI! -hine, oi
range thirt,-,iN containing eigniy acr.s "loIe
or less. In trust Ia secure ihe Pa!hnrht u ~ ~
tam proinis-oiy no'roi Snu ~
dollar. executed by ,aid ialr,cS .unninsnain
70 SAID n. " i'c-hiSo, n.eu ,".rInoeI ea'
isr, ha. w" . y, =, .r;h.t
Interest from 'tsir. IN SAID m'',s'se .rs.rioei:
ihlt -a'h fatri.k 'uhh'nH,it,' Pa'' 'ms ~
On -sid note 10 i'ec'iip,r' io'i.aeu Suuay
oi Jinntry, ISL, M ln!u on saiun more tue lurtnrr
SUN OF h'e uoi'sr'' anu on ,n' .'nuas ., nPI,,
re, NJ Pl,, ~, ".. Iii not. 4. IN.
ami Snpsia; 'l.i n John 1n Ml Ir.al h Sl hn, ard o Ss%s-
y, 20 NV. wv. ..,r."I ut to him. IA, m, ioi-
na.;ns y. ,b,r,o, For y.,Inr rr-
-" n.';,r m, within moi, and the deed of
80, 80, 49,, I'M. sam q, John Nin,on. thi,
~ :, V, inr;, ME-, ! Dr,haxp.n An,,
VII . na .,,d mortgage contained u condition.
- -, DO, ~ iii mt, .hnuli moi ~, eli
~, ~. :" 49, ,rJi,y n, mn, tenor and ,g.c,
u mr' ta H. am, j,,c,ine due and payabl-. |
.heI'"i; ay. sho,,d r,r,,in in f,r,... AMI
unrn ~ ,I \, .h,1n or nj. lrxti rrprcscnt,-
~ H"'' -. I,.T IA, IA. a., LIT |
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Attention, All!

vTyHILE every one who does business blew
w that they Inske and sell frst-clsss and pr-
MUM Boots and Shoes. ! am almos. positive .
good second business would do well in this
place. Therefore, l invite sill the Farmers, -
well rs the public in general. 10 csll and exsmlas
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30
The Self.Constitutcd Look Ont.

There is a story Of a passenger
croasing on one of tho steamers of a
well-known line, whose Jistrbst WAS
60 great that he spent every night on
deck, keeping watch forward. Dur.
ing the days he slept. Ono night
there cnme shout from the bows
where tkia amateur stood, Crook
ahead !" Tho ships look out had
gone to a'eep. The watch on deck
were asleep. The officer on tho
bridge was asleep. They woke up
with the shout, aud when they had got
the helm bard up, and tho hugo shin
a~ung fnllonly of her course, the
startled passengers who thronecd
upon deck, saw tho black cliffs of Cspo
hace glooming down on them within
a biscuit. toss. My authority for
tho ship in which tho incident 90.
CURED.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30

sims. The GRAND Jury peered into
all the dark corncrs of tho County,
examined witnesses, held consulta
tions, and nads an elaborate report.
They could OILY disoovur two mur-
ders and ndither Of these uould bo
charged upon that terrible secret or.
ganixstion. As yet, no bona tde vic.
Tins have beon fohnd. Tbuy sxist
only in tho fertile imagination Of
lswmakors aud tax gathersrs, and be.
Ing but baseless fabrics they can sub
sist on:more e.horial dict than . half
mill tax. To what uoo, then, will this
moheS bo applied During tho lase
session Of tho Legislature, Mr. Miller
introduced n resolution to rcfu.d the
tax ! but no action Was taken in tho
ratter. Tho nuhey l., now in the
Treasury. bume things we know,
and some we don't know.
We know we have paid over two thou.
sand dollars iuto the Trpasuty, aid
NO don't know what has become of it.
1t must 20 somo whore, 1t would
aid considerably in paying the out.
standing school ceftiRca,e., that are
80 plentiful now. 1t might 20 a
great way in relieving tho County
Commissioners from embarruss'nc cnt
occssioncd BY losSing an lusu iiioent
County tax. And 1t would also cna-
ble tho Comptroller General to pur-
chase fino spnn Of horses, OF a sub.
urban villa. 1t might~-but wo will
not enumorate tho many oharita bio
Purpouos to which it might be devot
I'd.
Tho Taxpayers of Fairfield are
generous and kindhenrted. They
consider charity ono of tho cardinal
virtues. They only desire to know
whither their benificoncc is directed.
Satisfcd on this point, they ask no
more.
Mr.. Comptroller. GeEoral, we nsk
you MS a special favor to tell us if you
have found any victims, and if not,
whsro IA that money If the,c are
no victimisod widows nnd orphans ir
Fairfield, give it to the schools.
They arc noedtng funds badly. Or if
you do not bolicsb in rchools, apply it
to sono other purpose. At any rate
send 1t somewhere, Don't keep it
yourself.
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From WASHINGTON,

WAsnisoToN. D. G., April 2i.-
Owing to tho Indian exci,omeot
the Government has withdrawn tho
appeal for the release Of Santana and
Big Tree, notwithstanding tho Kioras
have complied with the conditions.
dneral Scofield, in a private tele.
gram to-day, expresses great conf.
dence In his troops. He is making
every possible arrangement to render
successful tho movements against tho
the Modocs, who he believes are still
in the lava beds.
A telegram from Governor KELLOGG
to the Attorney General, received to.
day Is ns follows "Matters arc Quiet
In Louisiana, with tho exception Of
four or five parishes. My oommuoi.
cation to General Emery, requesting
that troops DO sent to those remote
parishes, was with view to prevent
any possible outbreak. The state.
tnent that Issued commissions to
fusion otf,ers in Grant Parish, or to
any other than those first com mi.siou.
cd, is untrue. The State taxes are
bcing collected rapidly. Tax resist.
ing is breaking down. Tho oolleo-
tlons during tho past thirty days ex-
ceed collections for same tim6 in anv
previous yoar.
The amount Of taxes and licenses col.
lected in New O.learns during tho
first quarter of 1872, was ono hundred
nnd thirty-three thousand dollars.
The amount collected first quarter Of
1873, is two hundred and fng.four
thousand dollars. We collected but
little during January and February,
owing to political difficulties.'
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Temperance,

In tho brave days Of old, when II.
quors were unadul;erated and men
drank in moderation, it was consider
ed an offenso against the laws of hos
pitality not to hare thrse or four de.
cantors of wines and brandies on
every side board. One of the repu-
lar duties Of lbe butler on festive oc.
cssions, was to 90 around and loose
the neck clothA of guests as each roll.
cd under the table. But thcss orgies
lasted for only night and the next
day, every nah went 20 work. But
81 soon rs the art Of nsnufact uring
liquors from leather, fusil oil, aqua
fortis, and strychnine, was discovered,
this time e-honorod custom had to
cease. Liquor no longer preserved
life, but destroyed it. The viler the
vhiskey, tho moro depraved bec.me
the topor's appetite, the more insat-
iablo biS craving. Then the evil Of.
fccts of intemperance we're felt, and a
decided stand was taken against it.
Over the whole country we're or.
ganizsd temperance societies. These
met with great opposition at first {;
but they had able cham pions who bat.
tied manfully in THUR behalf and
now thoy number their adherents ly
thousands. The move is a good ono .
Some persons eau drink in modcra.
tiou, but the majority of mankind
cannot. Whiskey is a willy and in.
sidiuus enemy, and though tho old t..
per may fight 1t for q long time, it
generally brings him down in the end
Legislation is powerless against in
temperance, and generally has the
effect of strengthening opposition.
Public sentiment alone can regulate
this matter. The question "to drinis,
or not to drink" must be decided at
the tribunal Of each mans s conscience,
Temperance organizations are moro
potent than prohibitory statutes, and
only through them can a successful
stapd be made against thei aggrosbors
of old John BArleycorn.
The temperance society OF this
town has been productive of much
good, and We wish it long and pros.
porous career.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-04-30

New ORLEANS, april 26.-20,OoO
persons visited the seventh annual
Stare FAir.
hnowNs";ILE, April 26 -Belknap,
Sheridan AID stna are here. They
'e"vo ior New OrIrans On Su.day.
tonch'nG at G,lvcston.
TOPEKA, April 2G.--Vravelers from
E"m'nohe contradict The reports Of
Indian troubles.
NAN FRANcI,co, April 26.-Mur-
ply, who killed Murray 6ve years
ogo, was hanged at. Stockton ycs.sr4
day.
"Where are the Modocs I" il still
q NE '. yvnnndrum. 90 No fighting .ihss
BAL MORE, April 26.-Iu tho Cir.
cult Court Of Anne A.uudcll County.
at Annapolis, this morning, tho casa
OF the State against E ,xabcth q,
" arton, for attempt to murder Ea.
gene Van Ness, was set,lcd by prose.
outing Attorney Rcdcll, with consent
nf Attorney General Syester.
This ends the famous Wharton trials.
MEI9rHs, April 26.-The Memphis
L'fe and General Insurance Bank, b.
i. Molloy, President, ha, failed.
Mariana, Ark, has been burned ;
loss $50 600.