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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-10

DECISION OF AN IMPORTANT CAss.-Be!orc
Esquire Hagany. yesterday, the suit OF Reuben
Stewart rs Washin ton Lodg No. 3, A. o. OF
q. F., for $50, sick ,enefis, YVES set,l. | ey ret
,erees, who gave verdict in favor OF the defend,
ants, on the ground that the alleged sickness o.
the plaintiff was proved, by The evidence 10 be
feiencd. The Lodge was represented by Levi
c. Bird, ESQ, but the plaintiffs counsel failed
to appear. 4 &c referees were Allan Speahmap
John Ferris and Albert Thatcher
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-10
90 M,,ea In 50 Minutes.

SAN FRANcIsco, April 4th.-Tbe twenty,
mile trotting match to day. at OAKLAND
Park, bet ween NJ attic Howard and John
Stewart. was won By the latter IN 5s MIN.
utes and 3 secouds. Howard was almost
peck aud iueck with Stewart at the close.
DURING most OF the race Howard was aiiesd
from six 10 ten lengths. but was finally
beateC.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-10
JOHN McllUGii.

NJ OTl0E.--I. William B. Ford, do hereby give
cation in writing TO the Court Of llenerai Session
Of the Peace and Jail Delivery. in and Ter New
Castle County, at its next S4ssion--0n Monday
May llth. l8l4 being tho first day OF the May
Term. for a License TO keep an Inn or Tavern. IN
school District No. IS. in the town OF Kirkwood.
New Castle County. Deaws re. to sell intoxica
liquors In less quantities than one quart to he
drunk on the premises. tn Q following named sub.
stantial eeholdeIs of the said School District re-
commencing the same.
NJ II. PaxsOn, b. D. Barron,
Richard i. Cam. ChBs. Clement,
his Thomas Redmile.
William n Hays, John u. Sparks,
mark, r. b. Crompton,
Witt, I; Cam, Washington Benner,
WIN. N. Ward, his Il.
his George n Harris.
| James II Burgess. mark.
| mark, Wit-James +. Laws
Wit-John Z. StuckeIt.
| apr9-3t~ WILLIAM B. FORD.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-10

The tour around the world, soon TO be made
by Prince Frederick, Charles of Prussia, is to
be made in an ofacial sense.
Bears and wolves are said to be very numeT-
ous in France, owing to the neglect OF hunt.
lug during tue war,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-10

The House oil Representatives has bill before
1t TO abolish the moiety system, With Its niop-
tlOn the occupation OF Sanborn, Jayne and othpl ;
will cease, and the merchants ledgers and coun,-
ing rooms will not be longer at the mercy OF GOV
eminent plmps and Blackmalling will tc
OF discount.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-10

ASSAULT AND BATTEEY.-Moses A, Davis, col,
was arrested by officer Cropper for assault and
battery on Thomas Leonard, col. He was tried
this morning before Mayor Simms who sentenced
HIM TO pay fee OF $3 and costs and give bail in
the sum Of $2QQ 10 keep the peace,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-10

SALES OF MoHEY.-Last mght, at the regular
monthly meeting oil Star Loan Association, Sl4OO
sold al AZ per cent premium $1,000 at o, and
Sl3OO al 434.
AT the regular monthly meeting OF Young
Mems Loan Association, last, evening" $3.50 sold
at 2Gl4 per cent. premium. The balance OF the
money YVES used ior the payment Of withdrawn
shares.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-10

NOTICE-I, Daniel Creeuen in compliance
IN with the requirements Of the act Of Assembly in
such case made and provided do hereby give notice
Of Genera Seasons Of tho Peace and Jail Delivery of
the State of Delaware. in and ter New Castle Coun
upon Monday, llth day of May next, A. D.. 1874.
being the first day of the next May Term Of the said
Court. for q License e ,r kee m lr1 or Tavern
ern Railroad Inn" in School District No. ,. in
Mil Creek Hundred. in New Castle County; in tho
state of Delaware. with the privilege OF selling in
toxieatng quors in less qu; ltites than quart,
TO be drunk on the premises. and tho following
freeholders, recommendhis the said application.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-10

40 pounds and over at the rate OF 81 V PCT IOo oS
Although the above price sare as low as
good Eastern Ice can be sold in this market AZ n
consideration.
These prices to take effect on and after Monday
Aprill3 ,,D1 p,cp
OrFIscs-4O6 Shipley, 4th and Poplar. and iSlt
Walnut Sts. hPr'u
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-10

Hugh Bolton, one Of the most esteemed an,
wealthy merchants Of Baltimore, died yesterday
In the 18th year Of his age.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-10

NJ OTICE-I. James W. King. in compliance with
~ the requirements Off Of Assembly IN snch
case madeand provided do hereby give notice that
shall apply in writing the Court SssslSns
of the Peace and Jail Delivery OF tho State OF Della
and for the County of New Castle. upon Mon
day. the llth day Of May next. A. D., is4 being the
first day of the next May term of the said Court for
license to keep an Inn or Tavern at the ?. ~;
Corner of Church and Lord sItreets, being 70. ooe
Church street. in the Fourth Ward Of the City q
Wilmington county and State Aforesaid, and to sell
intoxi xicating liquors In less quantities than one
aHart, to be drunk tho premises and the follow
log froeholders recommend. the said Application
to wit:
Henry Dosgherty, Thomas B. Eaton
Geo Feeney Martin keogh,
A. j, Hart. George +. Keller,
Francis Y. Jacquot. John II; FOX,
James Curran Joseph Hayes.
| James Taylor, j. U. Swsetman
/ Gotlieb Mammele, Joseph Teas.
| John Flanagan, Henry n. Albert
Leopold Sohuhmaker, Jas. T. BARLEY.
| } Joseph LandshaeT, John II: hidgway.
| John 4. Barnes, julius A. hrauspe.
| James A. Hart. John u. Murdock.
| George Adele, ,,>,o
| aprlo-St JAM Els W. hlNd.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-10
LICENSE APPLICATIO

NoTIcE-I. Mary H. scheas d. in ceHmpiiapbess compliance
in such case made and provided. hereby give mo-
tcc that shall make application in writing s. the
Jail Delivery Of the State Of in and anS
day OF Nay next a. D., ls74. being the frst day
OF the next May Term of the said C9rrt&f nor Ior a
str. t. in the First Ward. of tho City Of Wilmng-
ton Delaware with the privilege OF selling intohi
eating 1uors in less anntitis than quart. to he
drunk on the premises. and the following freehold
ers. residing in said ward, recommend my appi'c"-
.Jobn +. Duncon. August Ashcnbach,
'rhninpq Johnson. Alfred Wn'ton,
Patrick Holland Francis Kelly,
philip e. PIunkett, Heniy Bradley,
| John Plunkett, hi9
Thomas J. Bennett, Charles Y Muiieh'
Joseph Neidermicr nMk. =, -,
Gcorge H. Marpie. Wit TPatrick llollanu'
Edward n Morley, Joseph Fout,
| James Mckcnna, j. II stephens.
| Patrick Lally. Amor y. fefklhS'
| Julius Gunthcr. Jacob kienle.
| I,nmh Mccall William ilubor.
! Frcd We'll George Stencken.
William Miller, - -ouovtp1n
| Auril .ih 1874 lost
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-10
NOrICE.-f. SARAH MARTIN. IN compliance
IN with the reaui am an In of tha ACT of Aasem-

NOrlCE.--I. SARAH MARTIN. m oompiianc,
N. with the re9srs@epts Of tn. act Of Assem-
notice that shall on the lft6 dsv Of May. K. b.,
1874. apply in writing 70 the Court Of 0eheEf Ses
Delaware. for New Castle County, for a License tt
keep an Inn or Tavern 4t No. 8 hast Water street
County. and to sell thereat Intoxicating liquors in
less quantities than ons quart. to be drunk on the
prsmises. and the following are the names Of the
frsehoidsrs recommending said application. "a
Wit:
William H. Beakley. William Lally.
Joseph George Hirssl, Patrick Plunkett,
II. Kienle, james Christy,
Nicholas Jenny, William O. White,
Philip Ambold. William White,
John George Hey. Owen Palmer.
Patrick Biggins, his
CHARLES k. Sparks. Hugh - Quinn,
Michael Kenny, mark,
Charles Weyl, Wit.-0wsn Palmer,
y. Booth, Daniel Callahan.
Patrick Muudy. u, Alsbsrg, A
George McClay. 3. W. schultz,
Theodore 6chnitt,
spss7s' SARAH MARTtS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-10

NOTfCE.-I. William Sayers. in compliance
such case made and provided, do hereby give notice
that shall make application in writing ts the Court
of General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery
New Castle. upon Monday. the llth day of May
next. A. D.. 1874. being the first day OF the May
Inn or avernat No IL Market Street. between
Water and Front streets. in the First Ward OF the
City of Wilmington. County and State aforesaid.
and 10 sell intoxicating liquors therein, in less guam
titles than one QUAR- to be drunk on the PROMISES.
according to act OF Assembly in such case casemade
and provided. The follouing freeholders recon :
,nend the said npplica Non 10 yit-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-10
AUCTIONEER.

r WISH to inform my friends and the public gen
L orally that will continue to call sales when
ever my services may be required. Any applica-
tion left at the once Of DIR. Howard o, Ogle 81
King street. next door to the Post-ofee. viii re-
csive prompt attention.
pRr2S-lR THOMAS M. QGkE,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-10

U,XTRA NEW BUCKwHEAT MEAL. The
n celebrated Silver Mountain Buckwheat Msai
ava " :" w, n ,CHAADLERS
Hsat" 6ll Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-10
FOR SALE AND RENT:

EOR RENT-A six -roomed Brick House on Lam
L mott street, Ninth Ward Apply to
JOHN McS0RLEY
arr6 s. Market St., Ninth Ward.
NOR RENT-The old and we'll established Della
Il ware Bolt and Machine Works. situated at the
Corner of Third and Church streets. in this city
j. now offered for rent. 10 an enterprising party
desiring business this property presents rare in
ducement. Apply to
JOSEPH TEAS,
apr. dlm@ No. 4l4 East Fourth ST., Will. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-10

NYOTICE-I. Michne el Cottinsham. in compliance
N with ,herequirements OF the act Of Assembly IN
such case made and provided. do hereby give noiico
General Scs sions OF the Peace and Jail Delivery oil
tho State OF Delaware, in and for the County OF Now
d. lS7 being the first day of tho next May Term OF
the said Court,ior License to keep an Inn Or law
ern. with the priv logc of selling Intoxicating LIQUORS
drunk on the promises, at the s. E. Corner OF Fifth
and Walnut streets, being No. 4l6 Walnut street
county and State aforesaid and the following free
holders recommend tho said application. to wit;
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-10
SERACE CHURCH CEMETERY"
~ (Brandywine Hundred.)

~ hACE OHU HOH OEMEILhl,
~ (Brandywine Hundred)
This new Cemetery has been laid out and is now
open for the sale of Lots 1t is situated on the
Concord Turnpike Road. about four miles from the
city of Wilmington. The attention OF the Public
is cal led to the opportunity now offered of securing
Lots in beautiful location, and at a very mcder-
al price.
To the citizens of Wilmington, especially. it has
become n necessity to have other and greater
terry accommodations. These must be prov i1ed be
y0pd the present city limits and attention Is now
called to the reasonable and yerient proximity
of this cemetery to said city.
The price for lots, lOyl5 ieet, for the preSc2l Is
sl5O0.
For further information arrly 70
II. FARRA,
No G2i King St Wilmington DeL, or
| JOHN SANlLLE,
| marl3 l3msw Sexton. On the premises.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-04-10
ICE DEALERS.
ICE DEALERS.
RPI.HNDID
"a STER N ICE
FOR 1874.

We have secured very large stock OF the be-
ICE cut on the Kenebec River the past winter and
viii sell during the summer at the following prices:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-01
To the Planters and Far.
merS Of South Carolina.

VIE SnhScrihcr respectfully invites
l. your attention to Il Portable Plank
n"u straight rail fence. which hc cnniilcn
~ hr1evcs solves the Fence Quc.I;;.
whIc" since the change Of our labor system
now the question CT the farm.
This fence is one Of unoues.ivncd n crit
so proclaimed by all Whh NV, examined
or used il. With nearly ONE HALF LEoS
RAILS, the unsigh'ly crooked fence can
oc converted, with small cost, into sub
>tanf'a'. durable fence, without the use OF
n"% rails. 1t is easily mndc--can hc
r"p!"ly constructed. PROPERLY Constructed
l. ~ rrool against unruly stock, wind cr
ho""' aud will stand ten years, if not
,""Srr, wlthont repair. 10 part OF the
renee need touch The ground Requires no
roS''hoics' no H'rc, no barring or mortis
ing.
This fence has been in use in The Sto,cs
of New York and Mississippi, and in every
instance has more than met the most .un
snihc expectations Ct the most pructiCA
farmers.
yh's fence vas patented by Geo. r
Elake and TO-, of New York in 1867. The
Undersigned has purchased the entire in
fcrr*t Of The pntcnIees for the State O.
South Carolina, and is prepared 10 sell
COUNTY AND FARM RIGHTS for the
sam These will be sold on reasonable
he justly popular Fence 3f the
re IL IL. Stone, j, has the following
adv cs:
IT, is cheaper. becaucc being nn
"A'' Line Fcnc",' it takes lass rails
'rca"Sr, having no wire and post holes IT,
pay Tor, i, will save in actual cost more
han "ouA'c the cost Of Farm Rights orany
sized farm.
md. 1t is more durable liavnr n.
post III the ground, it canno, rot of
Every rail being clear of the ground, OK
rmptS it. from 'ho same disadvantage
Being firmly braccd. it offers grca, :csis
tnnrc TO sl:ck, wind or Good.
| I'd. Being pol table. it is mare convention
in construction and desirable in use.
TO rntcrpliSing young mcn raro np
p"rtuni'y is offered to make money in th
purchase Of County Rights. Cores, on
drncc solicited. Address
G. III. ROBTHTSOS,
| E{N\'%RDHf)
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10 be Hanged,

Samuel Banks, wao shot and killed
= Mr.. Shrdd IN Ahtcvilc County, i,
So'"c time since, is T." BE- Largcd on
next Friday. The Columbia Union.
tlct"ld says "$cvr'al gentlemen
have petitionci the Governur 10 uu,u .
mute his sentence t. imprisonment in
,hc lcMitantiary fer life, but the
GoHer"cr has rcp!ici 10 these rcnt.c-
men that he has drriHcd not 20 inter
Fc,c in Ihe ca>o. Tn: IA W r,ust take
It's C.rr,c
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Special Notices.

ono Of tn" hr>t business prin"iylrs To-
Il uron, is make All lurchasr. Girrci
rom the manufacturers ,nuS saving large
ums ni money. For this reason we ad.
Use oar rrA !cr' to purchase their Win.
ow%. DrursS Blinds. Sc. from MrN>rs
II. IL W., Co., Charleston. :. g..
VIII" hHrr ii the ficinric'. combined
benefits '!G'ivrd Iior materials in first
hands. "hiiici w"rkmrn. ln,c.i improved
"'srh'n"ry, MT through systematic man.
nG"m"n'. All window glazed with }"ul
clear glass Thry are also Agents for
'Shrs'os' Roofing Felt Try it and You
viii lac plcaacd with its durability. Send
tor pi ice list, circulars, &c.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-01

Says that lold Republican paper,
the Ncwhclnc Republic Courier :
"bnt for thcir das"nrhlc corruption
the republicans would to-day be able
&c carry the State hy thirty thousand
majnrity." Yes, aud but for the
mysterious workings Of Prov .dcncc,
about thirty thousand logui>h rrruh.
'irrn5 won'd to day hr IN the Site
Pcnltontiary.- Charlotte Ibmrrsr.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-01

Ses2A EEH5nEd. TO Hles. That viii
pay you. oniil Free. Cun%rn'.i hCnur
able 'mrI"y mcni. Large Cash wages
Guaranteed for all. either soy, Young @,
"sd can Ir i"nr during lci> urc time II,
Your h"hrS "r pass in.ucns"ly t. travel
large NA'A'irS I" experienced Agents 4
Sr!"nd'd "uIii' !r"" N.,ia tor /, i, rn"r
10 LAN ~" HALL, lGl %orth Charles
Street, iialumjrN, Md.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-01

FH ArrED HAHDS, face. rough skin.
ilwp."S, rIu"wnrin. salt .rhrum nul other
rutrn""uS Affections cared, arI the skin
mad. soft and Sm"oih, hy using the jest.
r;H TAR S"\r. n;a'!' hy tH-"rn, I'axar..
" Co.,. y " "rk. sc rrrtain to get the
I"nlrrr Tar Soap, y" there Nrr u",.y mi
wnrl bless.
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sD II &c. u .ES.I IL a,

|: arrests decay o;,iin' forces exhaustion
"t 'hr nervous system, restores Ni:ur 10
The drh!lltHtrd. clran>rS vii:a,rh blood,
rrm"vrS vrNlc'c". oh,'ruCtinus ana acts
directly on the Liver nn,l Snlrcn Price 81
bottle, John q. KELLOGG, rs rnt
ST., y. \.
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NOW COMES THE FIGHTING.

Eighty bills orc ON the Speakers
desk, cia:y bills th;icc conIi>catins
all the property of the State, Shall
they pass Each Of the Legislators
rises for his hin, strikes out with all
tho the torrents OF his lungs, salutcs
the House with very tornado OF
"Mr. 5, ,caker.'
Not even the beams OF Governor
kellogg himself can quiet the storm,
These legislators arc now unable to
be held in. Many expect to retire
o!heir fortunes lIct lis hope they
willy, and suddenly the cry is heard
"CoMMlrrEr FROM THE sMNArM,"
An ominous frown appears upon
the faces OF the desperate Legislators:
they have suspicious that this ,rcan.
something evil. Their sable face,
grow pale. and an ominous howl
arises that all the tattoos of the
Speakers hamncr cannont quiet.
But by the eyes Of these Scuat ors
the Speaker reads their meaning, and
fut3 the qusstion:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-01
"ArJoURN Sine Die ,"

That is the climax of the night:
n shrek, yell composed of the IN os,
d'SSonant noises, huzzaS, cheers,
groans and curses, burst forth. The
House is adjourncd ;,ho Le.i>l ,turc
Of ~ is dcad-dcAa forever. Over
ITS grave stands the legislators and
lobbyists, whilst cheer after cheer
rlSes up to the memory Of the depart
ed. But though "noc," umcrah,r
are yelled back, the Speaker cries
ort the Legislature is adj,urnSl.
Barely had he tini>hcd when a spit.
ball of gigantic size whistlch through
inc air, message from the crowd
lays the hat Of the Representative on
the floor, almost followed by tho leg
islator himself.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-01

The Highest Medical Authnri,ir, of
Eur"I" *ly the strongest Tonic, ruriiirr
and Druhstrurut known to the medical
world is
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-01
ANOTHER WAR wIIoOr

breaks out and a perfect cloud of
sPit-ballS fly through the air. Even
his Gnhcrnat"ral Honor, kellogg.
has 10 dodge his august head TO c>
cape these base missiles. TLcn fol-
lows chair using high in the al,
Us falling Sma>hlnE to pieces ,hc
desk aud Spitt"un> Of la,e Repre-
sentative Another ch,ir t,l-
lows,
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Sacramento, San Francisco anu lesser
places. AS they are all young, and
probably pretty, the bachelors Of tho
faolhc are awaiting tho raid with
eager anxiety. One California cdi.
tor Tears that they will all be absorb
ed before they reach Grass Valley.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-01
Iron i'm the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG,

ed Solution, of tic I'yotoride OF
!2'07e, as so combined as to haze
thc character of az uIi,nc,lt, as
cnS1ty diOeSteG (t7lN USSi3ntL0tetE
a0ttH the 0t00N as the sineDIcsc
.jO0n. 1T increases the Quantitv
or ;N0tNTe's O.Ut TtaIisinV
Agent, Iron in the blood, a1,eE
cures So 0thOus01,tla ills, ," stn,pEV
9yI01,t7,D up, ,I1eViG0Tuti,eO and
E&t0ttst1aO. the Suste,,e. Tie e,,-
aIche0 dsat VitaliSett blood 7jea's
she0tes cVery part Of the Oodv,
2epat1t'aO damages and aOaste,
Sc07cfet7eD Out 2norOjG SecreS
t,ons, and tcaVi,,O nothing for
0tSeasc to fecG qspo,e.
Ints IS the secret of the q0O,1..
ac'Jut success this remedy IN
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plant, DrOpsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoea, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Chills. and 'evcrs, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of tho Kidneys and
bladder, Female Complaints,
a7!1 0W diseases oriOientin0 i,s
q On0 state Of the blood, o3. &C.
.co11p0a,te6 6V de6iIity or O. Loau
state of the system. Bei,,0 free
from .A!cohoI, i,e aaey form, its
,ener0istss0 effects are not foIs
>toaOcte 6V corresponding 2'cac-
zion, Oatt are 2,c1'la07te,,t, i,1fil-.
ss.!0. Strength, Vigo1', U7,G 7se,v
gre f,,to aIt parts ofthc SYSTEM,
tt3!1 Oattdi'.U 7tD az IRON Con-,
Stitatti0n.
thousands hare been cho,,0etZ
Oy the atse of this a'en,edv, from
aVc0t, sicIcty, s,tGeri,,g crc0-
tures, TO strong. heating, t.uG
H0p11y men 01lN qUOn.c1I; and
911UdtittS cannot t7'c0Souo6Lyh hes.
atote to DiUc it u triuI.
: See that each bottle hao PERIL.
WAN SYRUP 6loa0,s i,e tho glass;
Pamphlets Frce.
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Proprietors,
No. Milton Place, Boston.
SOLD BY DRuGGIsTs oENEnALLx.
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THEY GET I.lNEI.IER

Even the house bows bccom. an
minated with the >rlri, OF Ircuzy IA
"'sordcr, ch%hgc III pu"cli,,ir cn
counters in the corner, ovcrrowrr
one, who rushcs wildly away ia Euri.
FinIan style on all fours dumu the
room, dasllrs under the desk Of two
leather colorcd representatives, over
turnca each, who having added their
supply of oaths to the general con
fusion, are wakcmcd into life, and
Immediately riso to some cxp,ana.
ton.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-01

IA FINE lot Of Fresh Groceries, lust
received by John D. McCarlcy., consisting
of2 Crates Cabbagcs.
{" Salt IIcrrint,
bbls. No |. MacKcrel,
2 bals. No..2 q ". = g.
dozen Kits No. |, Q and 8,
. Mhckcrel
Also & lot Of Condensed Cod Fish for
f"mil y use, which can recommend from
experience. 1, Coffee and Sugar of all
Grades, Lard. Bacon md llams, N, c..
Mountain Butter, Cheese and Crackers of
all kinds, Meal. Ilominy nnd Flour Of the
hest grades Also Canned Goods of MI
kinds, Oysters, Canned Peaches and Pine
Apples, Tomatoes Catsup, Snydin.s, and
American Club Fish. Everything thnt can
be had IN first class Grocery. aud also n
fine lot of Leaks Twist Tobacco, | 900
Figaro Cigars and other grades. and best
OF all. constantly on hand the best quality
of Liquors that c,n be had. Nathan.
Cabinet, Burke's Rye, and Lynchburp
ky". Nelson Co., Kentucky Rye, that cnn
not be excelled. Come and try for your.
selves and be your own judge.
John ID. McCarley.
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leoding a land of AIctropol;tors
breaks III upon the members, and
"wants u rest"
rho Legislators scattered down
stairs, still uncertain what has been
done. Has the appropriation bill
been past or not is tho question Of
every one. 1t seems it has, vet no
one knows when. During the con.
venicnt fiyo minutes buzz that prc.
ccded thcaadjournmct quite number
OF bills have passed, and with re.
splendGnt smiles the legislators 90
home' hoping to be ablo to present
themselves once moro to their con
stitucnts, and to be seated once moro
IN the Legislature and havo finger
IN the plc.-Net5 Orleans Picauunc
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-04-01
LATER THINGS GET LIVELY.

The dial Of the clc>'; announces
II. There is one hour Of life in this
monster ; yet one would hardly hr..
lievc it: the house is wrathiny and
twitchin2-dying, like the william
OF some TAT" sensational play. Ley.
lsIatorS arc bcuomi'g uneasy, lest
thalr bills may not la>s--die still.
bern on the speakers tablc-and
lobbyists mc ont in :"orcc, fearful
lest sor:o particular arpropra itions
may fail. The fun now grows wild =;
thc very air smells sulrhurous with
the oatha that arc scattered around.
The Legislators crowd ar"uud the
Speaker; il is only there that the,
can hear him. Tnc whole lobby has
broken into the House, aud arc there
smoking, yelling ami talking.
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The Fairfield Herald.
rUBIISFyD
'EVERT WEI NESDIY Y.
Closing Hours OF kcIloss's Louisiana
Legislature.

One honorable gentleman thought
it was fine to
"GIT orT OF TINS AND ADJOURN"
but was squc|chcd bJ the remark that
he "misht go and be DID," The
Sargent at arms having seriously ob
jcctcd to smcking while in scvsioo,
it was deemed righl ry the Senators
to do whatcvrr thcy wanted to,
this being free country," which am
nounccmcnt met With apparent gen
eral appreciation, and the majJrity
of the gentlemen vent into the
Presidents room and took a drink.
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