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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-10

4 BoY's IDEAS oy HEADS" Heads are of different shapes and sizes. They are full of notions Large heads do not always hold the most. Some persons can tell just what a man IS by the shape of his head. High heads are the best kind. Very knowing people are called long headed. A fellow that wont stop for anything or anybody is called Aot-headed If he isn't quite so bright he is called soft headed; if he wont be coaxed or turned, he is called pig-headed. Animals have very small heads. The heads of fools slant back When your head is cut of you are beheaded Our heads are all covered with hair except bald heads. There are bald heads, heads of sermons-and some ministers used to have fifteen heads to one sermon; pin heads i; heads of cattle, as the farmer calls his cows and oxen; head winds drum heads; cabbage heads; at loggerheads come to head !; heads of chapters head him off; head of a family, and go ahead-but be sure you are right Young American.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-10
Administrators Notice.

In the Matter of the Estate of BENJAMIN F GRIFFIN,
 Deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Adminisra O the above estate 10 the cred tors of and all persons having claims against said deceased, o exhibit ike same. with the necessary vouehers within myuhs publication of thss notice io undersigned al her residence near the town of Ph9nix in MarcOpa county MARGARET A. GRIFFIN.
 Adininistrairix. phoenir April Q l6Ta spl2ln3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-10
Administrators Notice.

IN THE PROBATE COURT. IN THE COUNTY OF l MOHAvE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. In the Matter of ,hs Estate of SAMUEL TODD Decd. Notice hereby given by the undersigned adnnistra. Of the estate credoFs of and all persons having claims agaus, said dsceasd Co exhibit the with the necessary vouchers within mVnihs irO tbe publication of hs notice The unders gBs At his onioe. n the town Of Mineral Park.
 ALDER RANDALL, Administrator Mineral Park, Aohave County, A. T.. March g, 1875.
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-10

Our party sit down to A short calculation, and discover that the tour of Europe can be made for s2l9 less tban the trip across the continent, saving of S73 to each. Is it any marvel that they postpone the Big Trees and the Yosemite to the loss of our great national highway.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1873-05-10
The Cost of Travelling at Home
 and Abroad.
For q party of three. Sl or.

For party of three, or for 300, there is no abatement. Two hundred delegates to the Young Mems Christian Association recently offered S200 apiece as an excursion rate from New York to San Francisco and return SI00O0 for tho trip. It was loftiIy refused. So the '. M. C. A. meets this year at Tough keepsie, x. |.
 Now suppose our party of three in New York look at an European tour. An old es- tablished system meets their demand with a route whose features show as follows
 Tickets issued by Cook, Son & Jenkins, in New York
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29
TelO{srxopi1lCs
News Items,

New YoRK, Got. 2l.--In tho Stokes
case james Brown testified Didn't
know anything about the shooting :;
he saw Stokes just after, and from
the way he acted it must havo been
he who did tho shooting. On the
cross examination the witness stated
that he had been in the House Of Re-
!u 'r for stealing watch.
The District Attorney called the
attention ofthe Judge to tho f"ct that
the witness Was an escaped convict,
and requested hin 10 be given IN
charge Of an cilictr which Was done
a recess wus then taken. The Wit.
ness%s brought forward by the dc.
fence yesterday aud tn-d"y have been
decidedly in favor or Stok>s onti have
broken down most IF the trstimcuy
produced by the rrnsecn in. /. is
now generally admitted th,t thu
:haHccs arc in favor u SGokos' acqnil.
tai.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29
The Extra Session.

The Abbevillo Medium (conserva.
tive) thinks that if the Legislature ut
its extra session should sec fit to con
firm the "dccision Of tho Supreme
Court in this case, by authorizing the
levy OF tax to ply tho Interest on
the bonds, the doom Of the Common
wealth will be sealed. Tue straw
would be added to the "load that our
people now bear, and the State would
&c ncccssitafe, drift into bankruptcy
and financial ruin" The Medium
advises tho III emhcrs of tho General
Assembly to sift the good bonds from
the bad oncs and authorize the levy
ola tax to meet the interest on a inst
deSt, ard the peorlo will gladlJ come
to tic rcS.ur."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29
DtnOni.Cins The DtlcciiNcS,

NEw loEE, October 2).--It is
SAID hat charges Of the most serious
character have I:"l preferred against
thc Various ,urhhrrs .: tic detective
squad at tie lrl'co headquarters.
lac lrinrli,i Of ihfS, changes is un-
It -" (" he ,":. Il "rnn the alleged
,',. =. II h;tNccH lhn detectives and
q or: = = ,clonnel!, ia,rlv convicted
.; forgery IN Io,.lo1. tt is allcgc d
,hat MncdoErcll was nl!ovtd IL TO-
t." ,!t "a large amount Of money whirh
s!yUid have been seized anu deliver
e. t" Mr.. D.cos'a, the representative
o! ido Bank Of England In this coan-
uy. Mac 'onncil, Is is said, made an
oHiiavit cmbody;ns his knowledge Of
the case, and sert II to Dac osta, who
laid the matter before the district
attorney. The list Of charges wore
prepared by the assistant district at.
torney and forwarded to Police Com
missioner D"ryca Ec'plank.
The University of Virginia recent
~ opened with four hundred and
twenty-scven students.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29
.DI U.s..
TER WS-M ADVANCE.
,,,o, an Igigrnal Outrage. -

hHrpt PH ip.HH' NV Vut'"Bo'i,y ,yN ~
Or Saturday afternoon last We wit
SesScd on the streets of Chester q
A + sishtIbiu4 we had thought never to
" = haRey seanI We saw respectable
aehitc LADY 1eing, ,dxagyea ,teyuA. By
~ "syTd co1$s1I7c for an alleged ,coi,-
.temRtIofp negro COURT q!
Tho lady was Mrs. William NJ,
d5iw Robina' and the circumstances under
'F"'whiJh iris, ssbarmeful iniigpty, was
>as pcfpetfated assn her were as follows i
ell issued.byB. 1'!MiSRaGl d. ,'a ucgro T'rial
nri,} JistiJcy upon the ?conp plaijrt Of one
eys 'Nathan'Mt Aliey,' ahotbdhr' NY y gro, that
-qTIsho had made an assault upon him.
."' In OIL odidDte to the arrest shc appear
=; 1od at tho TrialJuFtice's Office. accom-.
,it panied'b .rahdr counsel, Gepcr4l ". \.
'oi'Walkct!' Willie the bond for hcr ad =.
a" epearanoo for trial was being pre- par
- ed slie'aha her counsel were Stan,iin~
~ ut the door Of the oi1lcc co,iversing
Mrs. Robins remarked that she vas
''"dono with niggers on her plantation,
~ that thsy gave her 80 much trouble
'' that shc did not intcnd to have auy
more Of them about her. At hi"
l." Michael flew into q rage, accused Der
p'of "hhvlngN insultcd him, and orde Eo,
"nt hSt shof Should be confined in the
'sNeUmmon jaihof tho county fur ,twelv,
~ hours for a contempt Of his cQui H.
"a" 1n. vain did she disclaim having said
& n word about the court; in vain did
= she dcpytahS purhosc to insult the
Trial Justice in vain her couuscl
General Walker, assured. tic Trisl
SJtisticc That tho remark had no rclcr-
encc to either Lin or his court; the
- cc,ipiitmcnt was written ,on', plac ID
in the hands OF Ts,m CriGr, rcArb,
ibid ofdcts giyell' to him to carry the
..'Prisoncf to jaiI. Tho poor woufmn
"'Was led Off terror. stricken ut the idea
of bplhs inharcrratcd in jill, ana at
Gthc nparallelei outrage that was
hbtipe pcrpctfatHd upr;. her; aid Iii
fshthifcstation Of Fear On her TART CAV,
'occas;op' TO- crowd of savage anf
ificnuiFh prG'o;, women to gathc,
around thJ c"n!table ond cxult; in The
Ispcctaclc.:" "rhA husband of tho un.
Fortunate 1hFy conld think cCno;hiug
cest to d5" than to- run 10 Judge
Mackey for aS5iIcncc. Tho juagt
came upon tho scene and by some
means irdncci Michael; TO COULTER.
maud his order: and discharge tho
rrisopcr. '.,.' S,....I
This is the plain, unvarnishcd story
We will NJ, trust oursclf!o make any
comment but will leave it for every
white man WHO reads it to indulge III
such reflections as the bare recital { .
the facts may call up in his breast
Chester HX2'tcy, -.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29
ln!G.ii.sA:r Arrest OF thr
;UNntrr.. i;rrS.

we Get start ii" ""~$ f-om pas
sen@'rs on thc >tntcsIiiie train ycs-
'c'u'y: t' ', cdneS'!ay, a"vordiae
10 'h' iniormi!,"n IN car possession
M'>Sr@. ''ohn Moore rnd Washington
'ira"'r,y h"th Of thcm mon"yed mon
'l'i"S !" The sou hern part Of lrctcli
county,, were i''"!et'd by Sc
''ct Gel'cli'cs in the service Of
!!.c l."itcd States, for ra.;ing
''Ha'"'i"lt m@hHiT. Gar informant
states TIA ftes" ar" in The pos: cssion
o' the detectives NL!ch will !mrlicatc
i";Gr himtcr t rcrsors, some oi
"uc'h rtihlht III ahu t!rnlY esteemed,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29
II } OUR CUiSI'UMERS!

~ b w""il respectfully call The aticn,
w ii"n "f al! those ,nIcb, ed to MS for
S"Irl j." OF rhcSi ihar"s, ihn, the time l..
in%' expiring and many have not rnd us
-rt. VI" are owing for adrnncrs made to
rs. to cnah q Us 10 rni>h YOU, and have
rA"":iH",. TO pay BY TIC LIST November. We
wa"i t" lie runcinnl (if for noihing cisc)
10 keep "rr credit up. We canrot be, un-
icft (tJ lie lunc,ual with us. Pay us
Ani "h'i%c. BEATTY & BRO.
oC; If
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29

a Scotch church having bought
an automatic organ, there being no or
ganiSt to be found near started it OF:
thc tune of Dun'!cc on Sunday. The
ticfk being unable to stop it when
it was set agoing, it played that
checr'ui tune Just eighty seven times
before it stopped.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29

''"," '"'.lS ouy ou' out "uolo
'"'o no" WV MOSES SHOWS us
' ,",'' "'' NV" pay 0'e' ''y"' "'''
'''"' '''''"' 9'"''9 J'' "e"'1'"' Ut even
~, ~, '"''' "''""' 40 =, paio "o'o' W.
WIZ ''''' ~ e''"'o'o "ooo' hea'y
~,
r"'' " ''o "essaHc IS
''' ""' Wv ""v u" ''e ~ u
" f''"' - ''' , "' '''.e'
,,rh ulov; :, Nv ,,r';.;, ,ia. o
,h,.o ,...
,hor 49,, ,i.,i.o, i, Co.,.
~ ., :,
$780,, w ;,. -, ;
-....-
lh1 f!Aa'' }''a: tr!3's'
Money j. til ,,"lt, #n.l TIE pnnic
has hy 10 wc,,.s s,r,ricu. Although
Nor,harn irlrn,ls cI,in TIT comti-
doncc Is b:irt rtstore1, unA mnney l.
more cas2, noting cf the kind can
DC Observed at the South. There i.
less u.nnrv circulating in Winnsburo
now than has probably been in many
Years. We sc small q iantities Of
cotton coming III .@ily, "Hh daily dis
ap,cafiug, Ia. what becomes Of tho
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29


~ t"'' .'' "eot e%'ccuS l"fMei
'''' J. a % ol "hat IL was hS 'hc small
. '"Ni To'o'''ooo. ;'oo' INV" makes
ou' '''"'o o'hcrcnee % 1l~h ana
prosperous H'a'e IKE Houih tarol!na.
i,n9o n:s' part OF tue mcaS"H1 displays
considerable research and ability, and
VIC were ooont forming an cSaHcd
o' inc t"'ch' OF the urea'
'hane'er' "he" unfortunately fol
'!'9l ENNcccl'cpoy' "o struck the con
''"olnS portion Or 'ho message on the
'uo!oc' o' '"AaHon. iie 'rlltl'atcS
''""e'i WIZ" '''e '"ca '''"' 'he cidH-
u E'""'o'''S WING wish 10 TX 10 &c
'eV'eo 10 pay ~th' iht'fHSS' compress
pn' II "'''''' minority I'll 'hc TAX r'y
c'S u '"o N'"te'
'ic as" "ec'''cS ''''C 'h'S Grass wound
s'"'" T. - "''' '"o YAK "''e 'n''' OF 'ch.
- - NV ''"'' n' l'"!'c O.
VIZ ''"'' ""'o ho "' f">'''"" ""a'
i,c.th,r h,.o ,,..., , i :,
~ n,v;r,, H., .,ou,,,, ,1.,
.,rv % surn,,, email, or,,5 .I;,;
,,.xos ,ha G,,.,ro. an, -. ,no,.
lie ,ncn shaw. ,h,. !, ,,o,o:, w.,
NC '"'. s"'"" '"'S VI georgia: Ie''
''NS'"t, .fN' liHh, Nci lucky ana ~ Is
>,r..; r,c r.u.,., ....,.,.., ;,,~,.,.,. -,
,,x,t ion r,r Ian .,,,n r.o, ,,,.o
ls1o Aos sho,, On .uo,., u,
s,Gy That S,,tl r,r.;;,, :, =,
,a0 2sr ,,x.s i, ,l,ron,, ), 10y r7z
IN 1S;u.,,t,l, annual ;.,.,,>,.,.> ,,,
nut c,ovcn nrc cn,, ,,a u,,,,c,.o
,nvc hc, =. rcrx ,,,na.lr ,,n.n n;n
by our ,lr,s ~, w,ni1 !, ,,.l ,
,rrti,r = ,;tt1o l;.L, u,o, ,h,. t.v
1850. ,nl low il ,o,c,cl e.l a,,o non
rh. Governor L;,,.cl, , -. :. -.
same mc.s,co ,h,, j., ,,c, -, ,
=, ,l,vcs onI fro, ,.r.,, -. ,..
,.,> ga; ooo ~. ..,.,I. ,;,
+ tnc ~. ;rc omo,,, ,,,.o..o,
avr, on t,c oov,rr,cntn T., VI.
.wu si,,,mort SGoo uoo ,,, on.,,,,.
q nav all c>u,r>r-. Nlnrn ,h., IL,
.,,cm,,n;r,t scsn 400 mn, Na,
!. not stated hy his Exc,u,..,v ,,,,,
!, >sr rnu ,ro ,,;.,l;,, ,or,
woula r.t lc,;cyc i, A;,i. wo
,rcc.., /, with r.,,,l ro,,r,.,i,,
Er. oJuuttiny this ;, lo ,r,o
,o,:in, is rrov,d We III. r,,;, ,ft.x
,;o, ~, on,,,. 81 ...,.
-, rr, :ac,,a IT,, M., ,,.,,
,bu, only %S, 5no r.or, ,.;,ol,, ,.,,;
t,x IN lysy A. lc,s; 60 o,n ono
y 1;o.N .l,.,. ra a.:
,,orc, 1870 Th; ..;,.. -, w
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29
An Appeal and a Positive Notice.

N account Of bad hcalh | will be com
Or"llcd to stop my business, anG / need
E'oney. All persons indebted 10 me for
b'ackkn nliihs work for 1872 and 1873 will
ma /. TO their interest TO make imn. cdiuic
payment. Those persons taiiin" 60 pay
by the 18TH OF No"cmbcr viii hnd iHcir
accounts in the hauUs 81 an officer Of the
law for inmc1Iaic collection without fear.
favor or affection.
oct X3 J.. NJ SPENCE
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29
EyNNHY VE.E!iTABL?I.

IUN&HX VEIGHTABLE.
''"ria;ninG those S0rthcrn Roots and Herbs
"Ei@l III all-wisc Providence has placed il
't;ihiiiGs whcIc Liver Diseases most
HrvvNi'. u will cure all Diseases caused
y! arrangement Of the Liver.
thH symptoms of Liver Com plaint nre 4
"iiirr ~ GMl taste in the mouth Pain in
lac i:a"E. Sides or Joints. often mistaken
tor Rheumatism S0ur Stomach Loss Of
NJ ;r!tc: Towels alternately cosiivc and
nX l"a't"c'!c loss OF memory, with u
Hairi"l sensation CT having failed to do
"mn'hing which ought to have ;ccn done;
Debility, Low Spirits. thick yellow np.
""nra'."c If lEc Skin md Eyes. = dry
'"H2h fen ::is;akcn for Consumption
Sometimes many O: these symptoms attend
hH disease, III o'Errs very few &: but tho
liH'r. ;lH I&r-ryt organ in the body, is
generally HE seat {: the disease. and if not
Nc@u!''ri IN t!rr. grca: suffering. wrctch>
!t!L,s" "Ql Death will cnSuc.
I'll. 'irrat Un:aIing Specific will not DO
tonnl the Least Unpleasant.
F"" bySr"mia, Constipation, Jaundicc,
Bilious attacks. Sick Headache, Collie,
d preston olSpiriis, Sour Stomach, lie. TT
Hurn. &c., &c.
SINN0NS LIVER BEGULiTOR CIR MEDI-
is tie Cheapest, PurrsL and Best Family
Ai'licn nc III The World
Manufactured only hy
J. i.XEITIN s. CO..
Macon, Ga. and Philadelphia.
Price. 81 co. Said by all Druggists.
june %
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29
->s & . a.

Thc count" commissioners Of Ca.
tawia have ordered that the election
On the proposition to subscribe City
thousand dollars to the Narrow Gaug,
h1liroHd 81 all be held on the 18th OF
November.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29

In Hot Spri.gs, those who ar,
Mt prosperous express it in this wis:
''l'm j. CpokeA m Tucke,cl In
C'ty Sorirp"c i'm Gr,phici,eG IN
l'mj .mmcI bnr,tcd, >uSp 'udcd, p'ay-
ii cut, financially the wurst treated
ani most unfortunate cu>S of the C. .n',
ify class in the con:ltrv."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29

Major Emmct Stibles, of Mont
gomery, Alahama, is to receive two
or three millions, Of francs Of the
many millions that lion. j. +. Ben
lalnn lately recovered in France fol
'"o Georgia ladies.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29

In a lecture in Boston one ninh
last week, Beccher gave it as his opn
ion that if the New York Cc,.tra;
and Il, lc anh Pehn>, lvaaia Central.
companies should cnn<rir,
to q" It, they could eject the pf:si
dent ct thc Uuilch States.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29
WI Z YN1l1sSNf3x2 e.
II. MEMS DAYS., Editar.
The Governors Mes ,arc.

Wednesday NcrniEg, Oot. 20 1878.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29


y New York letter IF Satuldl
says g The tho,'r>s all crm Jan &c
Dad business throughout tic vho!,,
week, arl some Of the m.n:gcrs, wi. =.
! Wow Of inpr""ing the situation. ar,
thinking Of rcdncing their s::.ie
prices, which rcmains to-day at the
same standard as du,inH TIE nu>',
times % The war, when gold WAS 2JO
! Ecrc have been ,ne or two informal
consultations on t@e snhjcct, III tie
hope Of securing concert Of action.
The two Italian operas hnve about
pIil expenses. Tna r1"c;.li ilur.Er
'"mNrny have conc,uI - thcit c,m
"''-n h":e for the present. Tncr 90
10 Brooklyn Oh M,nlay evening"; bn, .
'i';, there is MT muc', money over
l.:..'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29

I'D ~'f."
q Tho message ici!Gov. Moses to tn.
Log iSluturea is very voluminnus
giving o'afuil history Of the State
debt, fto,u tholllnvolu.iou to the pcs
ent timo.r GOV. Moses shows thnt th,,
prcsent funded debt amounts to S;l5.
027,503,35 and tlc floating d"bt in.
elndina a.S2,3l2, 2G3,lT interest, anC
$GhQ 900 outStandiu" nav certificates
amounts to, $3,3u6,3H7,73 making ::
grand, tothl nf $50, 1888 aOl,l =
Justly claims that the Stntc canno,
pay tmsya yaJut, maniIcsts vrtrous in
dignabion n. any attempt to rcrudi.
ate this vast sums He recommends :,
general scalirg'md cites the exam.
pies ofsovera States as rrecrdcnts.
Indiana was swamp"d by railroad
swindios!'M l&ll41 to the amount OF
&l.l,Ou0, 900 nnd six years interest.
This was compounded with success
Michigan placed .$5,g00,OOO for rail.
roads in the hands of company a.
agents, ana the company collapsed af.
ter having stolen about ono half of
this amonnt. THESE ho,ls were calod
nt .atout forty .Ecr cent. Illinois
adopted this, same plan with great
success. Oder States by rcfusiug
either to pay or compromise have los.
all credit. The Governor recon.
mcnds that tho compromise policy b,
adopted by the legislature, and That
the old bonds bo recorded and a new
issue for less amoupt with animal
interest guaranteed be issued in liou
thereof. That y certain tax tc levied
each year for the payment of interest,
AND that the remainGcr be applied to
the purchase Of certain cfthcsc bonds.
80 as gradually to Withdraw them.
lie then proceeds at length TO proyv
that taxation is a great blessing .and
that the Increase ofamouuts raised by
taxation in South Carolina IS less than
in Democratic safes. lie also states
thlt tlte tax paid by ccch, individual
IN thIs State Is much less than in
Massachusetts and other we'll govern.
ca Communities. lie. closes by in.
voking the blessing Of the Almighty
on tue labors Of the General Assem-.
bly,. .hsn'.' .@" :
Pofrssor AsasSiz is busy perfect.
ing his scicntifc school ,etthc island
Of penokese.. y There arc sometventy
men constantly at work, upd the ne.
ceSSary buildings are being rapidly,
completed. Many stul chte passed
the summer iii the, old ,buiidiugs.
studD ipg spcciueLs', aLd uoqulr
ing kyoWlcdge. In; addition to
t"o buildings put up this autumn,
q rrVicNSoi'S cottage will ba. built ia
tie spIi"s , we.,s sunk to give good
dilnk'ng water ci,tcrns CONSTRUCTED,
and "quaDinms improved. Ui.on the
wnoia, ,he schtsl promises TO l..
remarkably c'cditable ouo, considers
ing tho short space, Of time which has
elapsed since it ". started. ..,. .
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ElE{I
( y n D i \ S ION BLEL
c-5rG-oe.~s , Is 2

IN large and varied stock Of general
merchandise. too extensive to dcgcrih1 TOO
varisd TO cnumrrnic,
Purchasers will d. we'll to call Il nd bc
satisfied Of the fact. Special Attendance
has been given TO the ladies department,
Ed. TS0uCAS2s Clalo.
oct =
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29

The English Government has over
drawn the account Of the Court o!
Uhancccy at the Bank Of England to
the extent Of $4,000, and the pres,
and people arc greatly scandaliz.,l 4
at such carelcssnc<s. Here the Gov
ernmcnt loses Sl97,UU0 deposited
without security in rotten laLk,
and the guilty enicial remains il
charge Of the Treasury.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29
A Change Proposed in the Manner of
Electing tho President.

~~~N~'
For years past, the present man
nor of choosing tho chief Magistrate
of tho nation has been found to pos
sess many impcrfcctions. The method
of voting by States has for long
timc bcen unjust. When Lincoln
was first elected he received on over
wkclming majority in tho electoral
college, while III the actual votes lie
fell short Of his competitors by
several hundred thousand.
The Uai;cd Sites Senate 1T lis
last session arpointcd committee 10
devise some imprrycd manner OF
elccti Z the Pt.s,rcnt. Me SIS. Nor
'on, t"rpen.cr, Anthony, and Bay.
ard recently met in New York and
'gtccd tu propose the following
amendments.
|. To abolish the Electoral Col.
legs.
3. That tho ~ S.ia't aud Wee
p'c>i!c;.; TIC rI, c;rG "y tbc people vo.
tin; filr>ti il: The ia. ul.ia,v>.
). That ra4.! ;;t";a 81 III b. Livil.
rd untn rS r"an\ ii.t!iais as tn. State
Is ca j.! d 20 i;aprcs cnta,,yc, la Con-
g:c$s, +" ic c'i"i"'std Of c,r r;guous
tcHrtt",E, compact II form az: as
nc'rlt "u''a; in ,p1,at.on as ua, lc,
AMI s"e r,.son h:.:i i" TIE hi ,hcst
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29

Louis kie', chief Of the late Pto-
vi,icMnl Government Of Alani,ob.
has ,naJc formal protest against the
arrest Of '.cp;ne, the Lender of the
half Iice 'orces in the Winnipeg re-
bci.ion. iol killing Thomas Scott.
kcl says tha he Canadian Govern
meat promise general amnesty,
bu. has rcrSccu,'. ond injured the
half 'brccd5 ever sine, their sur en-.
der.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29

AS only tho Republicans had cam
didatcs in tho field, the election for
Two mem1ers of tho Legislature,
whioh was held Monday, passed oil
quietly. Mackey and Puffer were
the regular candidates, und thcio was
no regular opposition, but Sheriff
B'"cn attempted to cause tie defeat
Of his cid foe, Mackcy, hy sending
spurious tickets into the cpuu,ry.
This, at least, Is what The Mackc yi.cs
say Ncus aad Comicr.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29

Meat went up four cent, on The
pond in New York, owing to the re.
|usal Of the stock men to bring ca tile
forward. The cautious cattle men
decline to take checks.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29

The General Assembly of French
Free. has resolved TO abolish
the oii:cc of grand master The grand
council Of tue united lodges will as.
sumo the Gircc,ion Of The order.
George Francis Train, who arri we'd
in New York from Europe last week,
has left again for Europe, ha wing be.
come disgustcd with the y merican
people nnd politics.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29

George II. Butler, late consul
general to Egypt, is on his way to
to this country from En- rope, it is
said, with "tho intention of going
quietly through to Ca alifornia."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-10-29

Owing to a war between the dry
goods merchants at Denver, calicoes
wcro reduced to two cents per ward,
and every editor, reporter and minis
ter in the place now wearsa shirt
gaudy in somc instances but still q
SHIRT.
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-06-20
Ote s@llfp .sstS Z

unb Elm blanessglsgs gsa lSoap0u srng. QtIaas
FbieSa6e sar au ernH tollroe,, ergriffen
|bie S6Ilerinnen Die Sla6t 1burA Die
|Seniteralno fanben fi9 erif am anbern
Sage iuieber in Der 51ule Elm. Wieles
|beiBt, toia it9 Ser S6nlppritdnb ivbt
na@ einem ~banbfeiteren" "2ebrer ll1nleben,
ber i'm @tanbe 1T, .ii9 aud 9esenii6er
elmer all9eueiner Mttade gu beDaupten.
This is graf country. ! Dieier
Na6ri9t f6nnen mir mod beifiiget1, baB
uns bier il, Pomerup bnr9 3ufaa in Der
lesten Wod)e Elm, j6an1loier 9tebesbrief
zines on5lfidDrigen Sreil6ulbuben an
,ein uni6uloi9es Mao9en llnierer fatboli=
i1en @@nle in bic 9anoe fiel, Dieier
8rief Der bDr uns liegt, iiberbietet an
@eneinbeit, alles tpas man benfen fann.
Nus @@onung fit Die gltern perl6ipei=
gen mir ben Mamen jenes 39on moralii1
perfommenen Rnaben. Das Iino bie
Trii9te 9ottlo1er @9ulen.
Gs miro BET &in0e:rr bSjier Slug
@ar oft oer Gltern Get6entu6.