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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-21

Rrrorr CouRTrors.-A Russian lady
being engaged to dinner with NJ. Dc Tal-
lcvrand, at the time Minister fer foreign
affairs. was detained fall hour BY some
unexpected accident. Tie famished guests
erumblcd. and looked st their watches
On the lady's entrance. one of the compa-
ny observed TO his neiebtor in Greek:
when a woman is neither youhg or
beautiful. she ough. 30 arrive bc;imes."
The lady. turning sharply around. ac-
costcd the sa,iris, in the same lsacuagc.
when a wnman," said she, "has the
misfortune to dine with savagcs. she al
ways arrives too soon"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-21
ST. MARY'S BEACON
81 FssLIsBsD EVER fnrRspAYbr
J. ?. KING l. JAMES =. DOWNS.


TxRNs OF vSrBscRn1IoS. SO 90 perannurn "a
he paid within sin months. No subscrip,ion
vii! be received for n shorter period than siy
inonihs and no paper to be discontinued until
all arrearHses are paid exceptat the option OF
the publisher.
TERks ov ApyERTiEryo rs cents per square
for the hrstinsertion, and so centsfor every sub
sequent insertion. Eight lines or less constitute
n square. If the number ofinsertions be not
marked on the advertisement, II will be rub-
ished until forbid, and charged accordingly.
a liberal deduction made to those who adyer-
CommhhitssfaiF6ns Chh tfaF or psrsoaar n haraers.wTrr
be charged, NJ the same rates as advertisements:
obituaries over ten linesin length will be charg-
ed at the rate Of 80 cents per square.
All communications for publication must be
accompanied with the real name Of the author.
Or no attention will hc paid 10 them. The real
name of tie author " III not lie published unless
desired, but We cannot consent 10 insert COM
municaiious unless we know the writer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-21

S- \ drunken fellow, with a box of
matches in his pocket, laid down on the
street in Muscatine the other day. TO en-
joy quiet snoore. While rolling over
in his sleep the mo,ches took FIRE. Awak-
ening. he snuifed the air suspiciously,
smelt the burning birthstone. and eiacula-
ted. jus; as expected, in hi (hie)
by hokey."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-21

s Newspaper mistakes are scarcely
avoldable. Every issue Of numbers Of
journals involves the placing Of $50. 600
types. Ou, Of that number some will be
wrongly placed, in spite Of the bes, ofcare
A l'ntsburg paper made = rather r;dicu-
lOas blunder lately and yet there was ouly
one letter out of place. The editor said
The legislature pasted (rassed) the bill
over tie Governors head"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-21

RIA Boy, whose general appearance
betokcued the wan, Of fathers care, be-
ing asked what his faiher followed for .
living replied. "He is Methods, bv
trade, bu: be dOu', work q, il any more"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-21

fr Many Il true hesr. that would come
back Ike the dove 10 the ark. after its first
,ransgrcssion. has been frightened beyond
recall by the savage charity Of IN unfOr-
giving spirit.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-21
Wi.,en for ID. Be-
RorE ON.

Despair not u = sky future h ssea.
Hopes that are bsess on p ~,
And like the nj nightin darkness s1ea,
Yet may return with she lighf r day.
'Tis vain to reriue. or say Il q zow.
Alas the star Of my fats has ID.
The grief Of to-day may fads O orsow
And out ofihe shadows thesun ~ shine
IT'S true. there are times whea Z "a d des-
pcnding,
The anguish oppressise wac eoaceal;
Yet FOND tnensrfy sle wsssfc ..ssweei 90 A.
spending,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-21
RIA Southern rare- has these sncps

NJ y Southern paper bas these among
i's personals: "Ss. Paul is away out
West with Minnesota. 81 John will
spend the summer in New Brunswick -
Elmira is in New York. Elizabeth is in
New Jersey. Marietts is in Ohio Char
lo;'e is in North Carolina; and Augusta
is down in Georgia. They don, intend
visiting each other this season.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-21

fF- There are three degrees Of folly
to ccnsure actions from which We are no.
exempt; 10 discover faults IN others. which
We are prone TO overlook in ourselves; 70
solicit useless favor.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-21

Very LITTLE difference between . ,p,.-
kP:f, and . toHgrosp'aa. O'e is a"stccl
hack, and the other "a back steal, lhsss
All.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-08-21
Gives relief to the hear, 90 void Of veal

Hope on, for Oft when in sadness,
The heart is oppressed with anguish or care
\ word or smile will awaken its gladuess,
Then trust to the future, but never despair.
Think not 90 much Of this world and its pleasure
Buii6 not your hopes too high in the air,
For ofteu We lose that which we most treasure
lis thus we are hurled to the brink of despair.
Drive far away the sad weary feeling,
For yet thy life is still in i,s morn,
And when at eve in prayer thou art kneelinr.
Some Kind thought will whisper hope ever.
hope on.
SE.!G
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-06
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.

GOOD SAFE AND RELIABLE FAM
j Nv Horse VIII be sold cheap on account
- noi having use for him. Can oe seen q
So1tn q Hlseman's stables Alsc 1op
R,zay, raarfy new.
in, JAMES HANuLroy,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-06
Noble Sentiment

The Rev. Dr.. T. Dewitt Talmadge,
o. the occasion OF the decoration OF the
graves OF the Federal dead S; Arlington,
o. FRIDAY lsst, gave atteranc TO the fol-
loving noble sentiment, which musthave
ALLEN 81 vithering blight upon the
leaders of the Grand Army OF the Re
public who so recently gave expression
Of their vindictive ualice toward the
Southern ieai
y sn tod" he said, that after a
Southern woman had decorated the
grave Of : Southern soldier, Northern
mas wearing 3 uniform took up the
wreath and tore il 10 the winds. He
nav hsve had 90 the epauletts, but he
~ss rot worthy the usne Of soldier,
I would that ST. the Hreaihs that have
ever been laid upon the graves OF the
Northern and Southern desi may be
lifted and linked together. esch garland
4 Ink; and that with that one long,
bright, pleasant chain, 8 chain OF roses
and lilies, the whole ration might De
erclrcled in everlasting unity and good
fee! Ing"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-06
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money Market

Nsw YORK, Jane ,.
TO-DAY xss the dulless day OF the
season in Wa,I street. The annual re-
sst,s Of the New York Yscht Club
5ook a large number OF brokers sud
SPECTATORS from the street, sud couse-
adertlv there uas very slim attend
srce on the Stock Exchange and IN
the Gold Room. The fluctuations IN
the various markets ware corfued
within narrow limits, and taken alto
-s,her there vas an entire absence OF
sa7 Interesting features IN curreot spec
nation TIE mouev usrket to-dA! was
8 mere repetition o. yesterday, tee sup
NV 0. capital being large snd the de-
msrd limited. Call ioans rsnGsd trou
.7to3 per cent, vita the closing bus'-
ness ST 1 per cent National bank rotes
srs g ghI, and offered tree Of interest
for six dsvs tor the return OF legal ten.
isrs. Prime discounts are quoted a
81 to 5 per cent. Foreign exchanges
were ssain higher, in q moderate de-
nani snd limited supply OF bills. The
leading bankers late IN the day sd
yspced their rates to 1855 for % dsys
sterlins, and lles for short sight. The
n,-xe. closed with actual business s.
Ter cent bslos the asking rates;
Commercial bills sire very scarce and
Command full rates Gold Was quiet
sad stesdy to-day st llIi 10 Us the
market closing st III.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-06
NcU York Market.

NEE YoEk, June ).
FLDUR-Tne market for state and
vsr,-n -FOUR IL heavy, dull and de-
Ginning, IS 50G6 20 tor supeInne Stsss
5 -0lS6 95 Tor extra state ! ootsI 70
s,r choice dn I LOGS 90 ter fancy dc;
5 SOFAS 90 sor saperine western -
a6 90 sor common to medium e!tss
western: 8 959S 90 FOX choice d@ I "
RI0 90 for common 10 choice WHITE
Shss, western extra roaud hoop OHIO
southern tour isgdull sud declining
4 a5a : 90 for commau 10 far extra;
: OOSSlI so Tor good to choice Do Rye
sour i unchanged ST 4 1890 %. Corn
neal is quiet ST 3 IS for Brandy"ine
and 8 IS for Calorie.
WHEAT-Market dull snd in buy
srs fayor: No. 2 MIlwaukee$l s.; No
; Chicago l II No. AilWsnkee o.
RYEeuiet 95GT.
BARLEY-Urchssgsd. .,
CORN-Qriet snd unchanged ~ 81
G55c for new mixed western
S0IT-A,e quiet st S94oic io'
raw m.x.d western, 5la53i for white
western snd 44945 for black western;
PROyISIONS-Pork ms.ket Is dull
and ia BUYERS favor At $40 SI@ for ne.
mes. a 90 for extra prime mess aao
ITais for prime mess Beef unchscs,
Il =. 9 OOtSlI 3 for plain mess and
II 5Oal3 90 for extra do; Beef h.n =.
dull Al a5Gsa. Tisrcs beef quiet . ::
10 OOaaI % for prime mess ana = D
Ga4 90 for Indis mese- :,
LARD-Qu;et and steady 9 3 io'
No. l to prime steam and V Tor ke'N'
rendered u1
COTTON-Ou spot opens dull ana
unchanged At Isle tor low middhhs'
snd lof Tor mi5iling uplansA
PETROLEUN-Frm stsfS io'
tcrude and l93 COX reiaed -
WHISKY-Sssady st Aie-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-06

uNnED STATES OF AMKRICA. DIS.

TNrTED MAfB or AMERICA, DIS
III tho Of W0 VhEtniA, I. q 80
WHRIAR A MEL hm benz died M The
btGrricf Of We8 Strytntn, On ne 5eh dxy
OF Mo-, I'm ~ tn Hulhniy -msuancs
|Comp6nE, tn FHnkitn- I1Hnnoa Com
my and fha Gma me md Marine 1nu-
me Cmpany, oh and sevKaIfy corpo.
raf1ons under md By vtrfus0 the 11u1 a
The STATE Of Wet Yirxtnia, agAinR the
nenmG E ". aKHIiNGEk h6 ENGINES,
rAckia, oufds sppard and furniture Ncv,
therelure. IN pursuance ofthe 4onffo1 un-
der the zeal Of the Atd Court 70 medirected
and delivered, ! do hereby 4tye public NO
tics TO al peDns claiming the nd
8eAmer, he1 enG;naay tzckfa, o0tdS zpparei
and furutture, on In any manner tnfRreBfed
therein, that thsy b and appear before the
MD District Court 70 be held II the CITY OF
Wheeling, In md for ths Ust1fC ofWN
virginia On the Nth day Of My. LIS. n II
O'Clock In tne forenoon Of the same day, u
the same shah b . dny oftutgdtcfion. oh
ervtse On the nextday ofJurtsdicion fhere.
amer, them and there % tnterpose then
claims and to make their Allegations On
that behalf HEDGNAy SLACK,
Us NAESHAL- Dis of West Va
By WM. Il. IRWIN, Deputy.
Jas. 8, WHEAT, Proctor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-06
Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, june D.
FLOCR-Q1iet.
WHEAT-Is unsettled and lower;
No. 3 white Wabash 81 Sc; No. > white
Michigan s.; amber Aichigan 50
on spot aud seller June: | s.! seller
July: 5lt9l - No. , amber H.;
| 80 on spot No. l 10. l 81 OF spot;
No. red | IS % spot; No. . red "a
on spot
CORN-Is dull and &c lower high
mixed 42c on spot aud seller June &c
seller July; 43c.sel!er August i4GH!c
seller September Acc low mixed.
UATSDull; No. ,, Sc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-06
BALfuom, June 5

CoTToN-Qaie. and steady. los
imiddling I73e.
FLOUR-Dun and unchanged.
WHKAT-Wak sud Lower choica
whiteN S50l CO. fair 10 prime d
l 7O91 So choice amber / S5@1 30
good to prime red 7091 So common
70 fair do 50Sl 60 Western red j O.
al 20 Western spring l 5091 IS.
CORN-Stsady; Southern White &c
Common do Yellow 6e963G common
mixed western CSC.
OATS-Market dull and lower;
Southern 4T949G common western
mixed nominal at 40S white 4sc.
RYE-Quiet and steady.
HAY-Uuchanged
PROvISIOSS-Quiet mes pork
dull and nominal at $l7 5OS1S %.
Bulk Aeats-Shdulders scarce and In
demand at tie clear rib AIDES Sic clear
sides SiG9c. Bscon-In fair demand,
shoulders SIC; ND sides s4G clear ribbed
sides 10Gl0fS SUGAR cured hams lfS
Ice.
LARD-very dull and nominal ST
st@9c
WHISKY-Steady at 93!c-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-06
The Meadows MysssFy-A AAA Sep
posed 10 be Murdered.

The Meadows Mysssry-A AaA SDp-
posed 10 be Murdered.
We Published last week an account
of the discovery Of pair OF pants and
q coat, stuffed under log, on the lands
of Mr.. John McNartin, in this county.
The Developments thus made have ere
aied considerable comment in the i'm
mediate neighborhood and the SUI.
rounding country. A profound impress
sion prevails that some person, whose
name is nov not positively known, has
been so1ly dealt with, in other words,
that 4 man has been murdered Fure
ther Developments must be made be-
fore the mystery il unrsveled. We be-
heve, however, that the Clothes found
were worn in the neighborhood BY .
stranger. named Cassaday, who bad
previously purchased tract OF land
from Mr.. John W. Odell. Who sold to
him a. the agent Of Mrs. David Hanna
TIE stranger WA in that section some
time in October last, and after paving
the purchase money for the land refer
red TO, mad . considerable sum left in
his possession. We learn that Mr..
Odeil wrote TO mis- home in Lewis coun-
ty, IVES; Va, short time ago, inquir-
ing ss to Cassadays Whereabouts and
the reply vas that be had not returned.
We have been told that be VS. origin
allv from Petersburg, Virginia
There are rumors in circulation OF
tie discovery of a dead body in the river,
bv 8 party OF BOYS, and that afterwards
the wster became so high that the re-
mains could not &c reached, but these
runors SIRE of 30 indefinite character
thar We decline publishing them at
present.
The copy of the InGpsadsnt, which
was said 70 have teen found in one Of
the pockets, dated October 10th, ISL,
srd bearing the address Of Charles L.
McClurg. on the margin, was brought
TO this Office, together with 8 home
msde sword cane, BY Mr. John Nc
Martin, on Morday last The cane, il
is said, was fcund in the vicinity OF the
clothes, and that Cassidy carried csue
OF this Observation-Disclosures hide
ge-l9srt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-06
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, June 5.
WHEAT-Cnssttled; ISLES At 81 "a
al 25f cash; 23Sl 24s seller June;
/ 2l9l 22s seller July; closing at l 25
seller June l 2lf seller July.
FLOUR-Dull and nominal.
CORN-Weak and clover; sales Of
No At 449364 cash; Ai935i seller
June closing 344 seller June 37 eel
le- july 404 seller August.
OATS-Active and prices receded l
10 lie No. 2 ranged st 2T492si cash
OF seller June and 2sGe9t seller July;
closing at 279a2s cash or seller June;
29929f seller Jaly.
RYE-D1!l and easier at SIC for
No. =.
BARLEY-Neglec:ed and nominal
ST 6SGT5c for No. ,
PROvISIONS-Dun; mess pork sold
Al sl5 75@l5 50 seller July.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-06
Buchu-

Ire curative properties OF this shrub
in cases Of d,oPey, gravel, kidney dis
eases. and obscure disorders, are now
well known to physicians. Dr.. Helm
bold originally popularizsd this medi-
cine. AID no other chemist has been
able to extract It's virtues with equal
skill. HelmbolTs Buchu Is still the
standard and genuine Extract Pa
rsncs and physicians prefer 1t The
genuine bears II. I. heiubolds sigma
ture. All apothecaries sell II.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-06
TIE PARLoR COMPANION
RON.rON FLIKTAIION SIGNALs

/ .-VeEy man Ot9l- 70 AaFc OaS- =
Int on receipt Of zen cents Address L =.
zYDES co. l35 seventh Avenue, y. Y.
ROS.roN FILTRATION SIGNALS
CENT ON RECEIPT or ; CENTS.
SCrtGce Printing and Publishing House,
q Vssey street, New YORK may3-c
THE BECkWTTH 80 PORTABLE FAN
| ily Sewing Machine, on 70 days ira;
NAVY advantages over al satsiacCon
z1-antsed- or so refunded sent com pLsIe'
1-,-h fT1Il d,-e-rions Beckxith Sewing Ma
,-.-a Tor, r.anr NJ RrnadH av. " u.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-06
CtneIanagi Market
CINCINNATI. Jun

CINCINNATI, June ).
COTTON-MiGdlings Isle receipts
$50 bales; shipments 4oS bales; stock
1865 bales sales l36 bales.
FLOCR-DulI; superine S OOG5 so
family : 25@I 80.
WHEAT-Dull and heavy; 10 No.
l in the market low grades 81 459
l so.
CORN-Q1iet 81 tI950c.
OATS-Quiet ST 4N94Sc.
HOGS-Dul; 81 60G5 On.
PROVISIONS Cnstesiy; pork
sl6 509l6 -; bulk shoulders 64G63;
clea. rib s19Ssc ciesr sides Sf9sc
bacou shoulders &c; clear rib sides 93e;
clear sides g.; market closed quiet
LARD-Neglected.
WHISKY-Declined lc aai is tair-
~ active.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-06
For Rent.

THAT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN
Iist'snev ElocS- lately occupied
~ NJ Possession given Immediately.
oder very cheap several nearly new cAf-
pets On the toor- v
uarllh GEo. d FAAAS-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-06
THE NEW IL lSTIC TRCsS.

~ IMPORTANT INVENTION IT = T.
ANS the Rupture a. al times land Under
tna hardest exercises or seyerest strain u
J. worn With comfort, and II Kept oa nlSnt
Tgg-ks. Sold cheap and sent by Mail when
-1c-estsd. Circular nee when orce-ed oy
.srser sent 20 the Elastie Truss Co. No: 6sS
Broadyay, " Y. City. Nobody Uses Meta
-1r,ag rrusSss, too painful, they sip on TOO
geo lenLy. AES-e
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-06
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Oh LEASE,

rnR : ORsYEARS. A GOOD BCSI-
K 1sss stand. on Main a1-eet, near the b.
= - railroad depot. As I am about tn re-
move 70 my new shop. few doors aocye
NJ present. stand, otter Il for rent or lease
[Ir a term OF years n a reasonable rent
Pa-ties wishing good location cenIa 70
s--;1sss would do vel 70 call and see the
C-srnsses. Possession given June lst-
RF CALDWELL
urSs " VA May Il. is7S-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-06
i" a G. il .

rDR ALI WHO ARE WILLING TO
+ work. Any person old or young, OF
either ser. can make from, SD 70 80 pei
week. az home or n CONNECTION Win CtnrE
1rrstrsss. Wanted oy all suitable 10 either
nv or country, and any season Of the year.
Tl-.s Is a rare oppoC-unity for those VINO are
CCt OF WORK. and out Of money. 20 make
az independent living. No capital ee.ng
-sGrtrej. Our pamphlet HOW To MAIL
TyISG." g,vtrS frl Instructions. sent
n --ce;pt orI0 cents. Address, A. BIZ EIOS
S~O- Norrisacia- Wes;chester CO. " Y
AGENTS everywhere % sell oC- new and
WANTED novel Emhroidsri1g Machine.
md FOR IIIus; rated Circular 20 the Mckee
Manufacturing Company, so Broadway
Nv York mayo
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-06
valuable Coal Property Fer
02lA

~,nrrcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the undersigned wishes 70 seu On
mole or In partl that portion or SoG 10Y ~
- - Ios.stad along the Ohio river ABOUT
ss-.s-rhird of a nile north OF the city limits
.o,ra;her with one acre Of surface II tne en,
80 On tns s,te nearest the river, and
- 80 acres OF surface around the oensf q,
'-a-ce. back OF Fulton Inc ven % 90 80 e.
s.n,h and coUId be conveniently shipPec
- msans Of county road, or By the =.
tx. z. &, As the entrance on the RIVER
IA "a NOT 30 feet from either.
ira ABOVE VIII be sold on reasonable
ms. or exchanged 1or good town prop
cry ;-r-b WALTER MARSHALL
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-01
Is tho Human Rucc Degcncrating PbySia
Cally ?

A few ye"rs ago, at tho liglinton
tournament in England, it appeared
that tho famous knights of three or
four centuries ago must have been
smaller oven than the En,lishmon Of
to-day, for it was impossible to put
on their armor. And now come vital
statistics to prove that wo arc moro
hardy and longer lived than our faith.
ers. The statistics kcpt at Geneva
since 1860 show that tho average
term Of life has been steadily longth-
ening. At that tiu,e tho average WAS
only twenty-five years it is now
forty. In the fourteenth century the
average mortality in Paris was one
in sixteen the ratio has been reduced
in our day to one in thirty.two. IN
England, les, han two centuries ago,
the mortality was one in thirty.thrco
now ono in forty.t wo. Tho laws of
lifo are better understood the com .
forts Of lifo moro WILDLY distributed
and habits of living improved.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-01
The Senatorial Election.

There arc several reasons why SO
much Interest il being manifested in
the present Senatorial clcction.-
First, The Senatorai:ip is the highest
Office in ,h9 county. Secondly, The
next sra:iHn of the Legislature will
afford !ch harvest to those menu
bcrs who want money and arc willing
to Sc. thcmaclvcs for it. But third
cause exists. The Senator enjoys con.
siderable patronage. llo can make
and nnmakc if he chooses, tho Auditor,
the Treasurer, and the several Trial
Justices III the County. In this last
fact only, the people Of the County
arc interested. In the mass of cor
ruption at present to be found in the
Legislature, it makes but little dif.
ference who is sent to fiji tho vacant
senatorship. a good man would bo
rowcrlcsc to check rascailty, bad
man could effect but li!tlc mere evil.
Bat the people Of the County arc in .
tcrestcd in the County officers. These
control the County moneys, and much
depends upon thcm. For this reason
we arc Interested in tho coming clcc-
ton.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-01

the moa, women and children left to
ssarvo in an unficquentod spot.
Mr.. Henderson and two companions
were robbed and ono of them killed.
in China.
Two Americans wcro attacked ond
ono wounded in tho road near Marina,
escaping only after desperate fight,
in "hith one Of their assailants was
nrrtai'y wounded.
or. liaggcrty was killed in his
house, and the premises robbed.
The perpetrators Of these crimes wcro
arrested and thoir guilt clearly cstab-
iShcd, cxcoptin the Perdio} caso,> yet
not ono Of them was punished, the
authorities being indifferent or pow
crlcss.
Tho facts have beou proven before
tnitod States Consuls and sent to
Washington, in hopes that redress
will 10 dcmaudcd
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-01
ELECTION NOTICE. 4
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION.

OfFlCE tOMMlSSlOSEkS VI CihECTlONs'
WINEsBoRO, September 18th 1873.
TNIiE following named Managers Of olco-
l. tons for Fairfield County aro horcby
ordered to open tho Polls at their -cspcc-
two polling places OH Wednesday tho 9Th
day Of October 1873 for the election of O.
Senator to serve the remainder OF tho nn-
expired term Of the Hon. Sanders Ford,
deceased Tho Polls 10 be opened at
o'clock in tho forenoon and closed at 6
O'Clock in. tho afternoon. Managers aro
strictly requested to conduct the election
III accordance with an act nnd IN amended
act to providing for the general clectious
and the manner Of conducting The same.
Winnsboro-H.' IL Elliot, o. II. Thomp-
son, John D Smart.
Ridgcway-A. II. Craig. W. J, DAVIS,
Pleasant Adams. -,
poko-lI: R. Flanagan, George Counties
D. S. Dawkine.
lorcb-R. H.: Jcnnii gs, John W.
Robertson, S. N. True.
, Observation-Disclosures II. Rabb, W. Is,
Marlborough, John W. Martin.
Monticello 1R. II. Marlborough II. M.
Ecaly, ". ". hirkiuui.
Fcns;eryille-D. II. Fcaster, G. W
Faucctt, james Carlcn.
Yongucsvillo-John MoLurkin, Calvin
Dricc, Thomas Dcwi:t.
Glad,.cns Crove-Joscph Caldwell,
James a. McCrorcy, Robert Ford.l
Killinsworh--R. Il. Vann, DR.. John
Boyd, Frank Killngsworth.
HENRY JACOBS.
sept 18 Chairman Com. Election