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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-11
HUMAN.NAIR GOODS. &c.
TNHE OLDEST AND LARGEST
HUMAN-HAIR GOODS MANDATORY IN


ESTNDI.ISIIEU
Always on hand Il large stock-more than
the ladies' of Virginia can buy or use In three
or four years. Hair goods ut all prices. Hair
braids from Toe. to $50 each; prices for making
hraids. from soc. TO IL frizettes, per yard, from
$40 to$15; tounecs from s5 10 MP. These prices
are according the quality of the goods and work.
All Other work done in proportion. K. FEKRAN-
DIM Is the only practical hair dresser in the city.
Afeer an experience Of tweuty-four years in the
business he can guarantee satisfaction. Fashions
for hsir,aressing imported direct from Paris, with
.RANDiSrS 6l3, 6l5 and 617 i3road street. Look
for the store and office, No. 6l3, before purchasing
elsewhere. oc l9-lm
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BY: +. D. Eacho,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioueer,
No. q north Fourteenth street.

GALE AT AUCTION OF VALUABLE
- PROPERTY AT CkETTS.-By request OF
the owner Evil sell at auction. on WhDN f.SDA
tic th day of November. 1874, at 4 o'clock =.
NJ, on the premises. that VALUA bLE LOT STU
ated In the suburbs Of Rockets, known as Waits
brick-yard. containing FIVE ACRES OF LAND.
There are several brick cabins ard large brick
stable on the premises. This lot Is situated ao0nt
600 wards from The corporation line, in rapidly
improving ncighDorhood. Icing near the work
shops and wharf of the Chesapeake and Ohio r;'
road, and should attract the attention OF caplal,
ISIS and others as an investment that may he looked
forward to as largely and speedily profitable.
1t will he offered as a whole, and on reasonable
TERMS which will he announced at the hour of sale.
&c 81 T.. y. EACHO, Auctonccr.
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BY Frank D. Hill,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. HOS Main street.

VALUABLE BRICK STORE, WITH
DWELLING ABOVE, No. GA CARY
STREET. BETWEEN SIXTH AND sEVEN[H:
FOR SALE AT AUCTION..-At the request Oh
Air. n. X. Torbcck | will sell. on tn RSDA1'
November 18th. at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, on the prem
iscs the VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY To-
Gated as above described. The HOUSE Is oullt OF
brick i'm a substantial manner. and contains SIX
rooms, and will readily command 4 good rent. Inc
LOT fronts ~ 6-12 feet on Cary with a dcpth OF
6S feet to an alley In Common feet vide.
frEpv. Re.sounhe aud announced on day OF
sale. fRANh ~. NIL,
no 7-tdS Auc'oieeh.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

HOUSE AND LOT ON DUYAL O.
Ii STREET FOR SALE PRIVATELY.-E3:
The HOUSE is No. 9. south side or Duval street,
east, between First and Foushee live rooms, gas
In all; good kitchen and coal.houSe. LOT
63x1 95; garden large enough to raise vegetables
sufficient for family; web Of excellent water.
seven persons has been living iu tho house for six
years, and IS perhaps the heaithiest In the cry.
PRICE: Since there Is 10 be q park within a
square OF the house, 1t will be held Mt sl,aQ0-
sA0O cash, the remainder at q, IL, IL, and "a
months. each instalment 1915.
Apply on the premises, which viii be shown 10
any one desiring to purchase. oc 20
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r ANDS.-I have for sale large number
IL OF frst.clsss ESTATES with splendid Inn
provements, and large and small FARMS with aud
without buildings, In almost every section OF the
State. Many OF the large estates are situated on
the James and other rivers, and many Of the small
GEORGE NJ. DREwRY.
oc12-1m lola Main street.
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N N. WALKER & CO., GENERAL IN
IL. SURANCE AGENTS, 101 MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA. representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY, of London and Edin
burgh, Engand-capital, 81 100000 gold;
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, of Cincip
natl. Olo-assets over $1,000 900; -
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPA.
NY, OF New Sork-aSsets over $780, 900;
LYNCHBURG INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY, OF Lynchburg, Va.-assctS oveI
"yaTTfHSTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF
Brooklyn, n Y.-assets over 100000.
Deposited with the Treasurer of Virginia, ~ 60.
600. Losses equitably adjusted and promptly paie
ut this agency. Applications solicited, and lmme
diate attention given thereto. 0c 16
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DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c.

rOLMAN'S MUSTARD.-We have just
" received supply of Colman's Genuine Mus
t:rd. which we are now Offering low at wholesale
and retail. BODEKER BROTHERS.
M III Wholesale druggists.
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HUMAN HAIR! HUMAN HAIR! at E.

IL l.. GRANGER'S, 627 BROAD STREET.-I
would respect fully call the attention of the ladies
TO ID lot Of HAIR | have just received, containing
two hundred pounds, the cheapest ever imported
into Richmond; and will for tile next thirty days
give the greatest inducements offered 10 ladies
In need oil human hIir goods. With many thanks
TO my customers for their most liberal encourage
lnent since my starting the manufacturing of hui
man hair goods, will at all times myself to
secure such bIrgtins rs will enable me to sell hui
man hair goods at prices unhcard OF before In this
city oc l2r1m
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TOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE,
~ No. 11OS MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
AGENT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY, OF NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS, OVER. 500 100000
Cash dividends surprising all others ut first and
every anniversary OF pol icics
Premiums payable annually, scmi-aunually, and
quarterly.
The Oldest, largest, and cheapest company In the
ITnifrd stu es no 10
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y ABGTf1E 6ALR8-Fuaure 49,.
BY Grubts q Williams,
AuctioDeers and Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between sIain and RAM

" 80 by SfuWb az sWUfl1fHS,
AuctioDeers and Real Estate Aaentx
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF THE BEA,,rr
i Full LITTLE. COTTAGE FaRa Know
as .R RIOS COTTAGE yh,GeE sITUATED AZ sg Tass
WITH TIE ROAD LEADING TO BRHaaRR
TCRNPIR Ely virtue Of deed OF ,rnst rya
euted By John Rison and wife p the I sG sSs
cordedln Henrco Gonsty onrt office, being t the re-
to requested by the credit We win self. nnn
The ss ps E a o Fl arspAx .ss 19 q
sbove referred 70, containing TEN ACRES. fesa
merly owned by Mr L. W. Hose, and adjoining II.
lands OF Messrs ould and Darlington and Chst Sas
The improvements are n dwelling with so,.,
rooms, passages, and porches; the usual out-hn,dn
ings. and O fine orchard.
ficient to pay expenses Of sale and IN diSch sut-
snndry notes due the at of June. 1873 smaaG
their maturity; acredit a. 10 $500 until the I'd y"
ist Of june 1876; and the residue upon pot' ss ss
terms as said Ris0g may prescribe. 'h
1t is probable that terms more favorable N M.
chasers will be allowed. '1'-
5 5SHs Il Il. s sEf,as, Trustees.
GRUBgs & WILLIAMS, AuctioDeers.
POsTPONEMEST.
By consent Of the parties interested, The above
Der, at Az O'Clock z. NJ upon the premises.
j. H.Gi:Y.
no11 JIM. ALLAN, trustees.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLINC.
Il AND 3464 ACRES VALUABLE LAynnS
YORK kIYmR AND IN GLOUCESTER corr
TY, ON THURSDAY. DECEMBER 80. At arr
TIOS.-On The day named, on the premises, a. 10
O'Clock NJ. two miles from Cappahosc and the sare
distance from ClayDank wharf, by virtue OF dfeS
of trust from John Asher, duly recorded shall :s,t
at auction thar most valuable TRACT OF LAM
csntaiuing 346A ACRES. together with the Gne ard
commodi0us DWELLING and out-houscs ana
Large new barn thereon. On the place, which I. az
miraby adapted to trucking. is well.selcctnd
orchard OF young apple and peach trees
The house commands a beautiful view OF tho
river.
TERMS: Cash; but 1t is hoped aud believed ,ba,
| arrangements Will be made before the day Of sal.
| for usual credits. j. WESLEY FRIEND
M
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Two PHYSICIANS.

rOXE'S GELATINE.-Oue caSk just re-
" ceived for sale by BODEkER BROTHERS,
10 10
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WANTS.

WANTED, by a white girl. a SITUA-
w TION rs house-girl or nurse. Address
NURSE. post-Ofiice. no 1l-lt"
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UNFOLDING AND WESTINGHOUSE.
W bea llfnl, st the Dtspstcb Printing House.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER IL, 1874.
sun rises. Csc Moon sets.......... 6 10
Snn sets, ,... 5.04 High ldt.......... 5 so
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-11

FURNISHED DWELLING FOR Gs
E RENT-lt Is most desirable BRICK Ell
KFSIDENC E. situated on the best part OF Frank
lin street. near to Fifth street: has every conve'
ujenct, and is in beautiful order.
The FURNITURE is handsome, and embraces
about all that could be desired.
This is rare opportunity for q nice laml.! &c
establish themselves in Il 1rst-class house OF me-
dun siZe-say eight large rooms besides library
drcssing-room, &c. kitchen. &c. Apply to
GKUBBS j. WILLIAMS,
A M
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DREMIUMS AT THE STATE FAIR
WE'RE AWARDED
BowLERsS C.NEAM ALE AND PORTER.

BowLERss CNEAM ALE AND PORTER.
Read the following testimony In Its favor by
xea-lnouA resident mGslcal gentlemen. 1t speaks
for Itself:
RIosMoSD, March 4, 1879.
: MY. HAIRY Boaler: LEt-
Dear sir,-Havlng Tor sQ,se time past used in my
tamly your ale, hare carefully observed Its effects,
-ahd IL affords great pleashte 10 say. as tonic
1 consider II equal % Inc bes: Imported ale.
Very respectfully,
II, CABELL TABB, NJ. ID.
RICHMOND, VA, Mach IL, 1874.
Having observed for The last twelve months the
beneficial eject Of the Porter and Ale .manufac-
InrGd Dy mr.. HENRY BOWLER, ut his - Spring
Lar! LARK brewery | can confidently recommend
tHink bis beverage comes nearer to that OF for.
e)gn Importation than shy have ever met with,
ID. WYTHE DAVIS, III. D.
PRIVATE FAMILIES SUPPLIED
ny the old established house of
W. ID. BLAIR eco.
corner Of Ninth and Main streets.
y ~ potues by LOUIS EUkER,
Orders to HENRY RcIW WI Ssise1'
sgripx Psrk Brewery promptly attended TO.
\, n - - - -. b
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-02
Tho State Finanoos.

We have shown that last year
Cardozo defraudod Fairfield If
$4,000 and this year Of $l,lo8 for
schools. Wo showed that Green
villo County last year received about
$1,000 moro than she was entitled
to, and Fairfield $4,000 less. Tho
Ooonoe teachers nro olamoring for
$4,000 still duo. Tho Port Royal
Standard and Comm orcial (Republi-
oan) oontains the following.
The amount of $4,000 is still due
tho school fund Of this county by
Treasurer Cardoza from tho State
appropriation. Teachers aro in want
and arc olamorous for their money.
We ask tho Treasurer to pny ovor at
onco or toll us why not.
Yct tho Union Herald donics that
Schools arc closed. This is Radical
reform.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-02
FURNITURE.
rna"cl,2
ORDINANCE.

TIME following ordihhnco is revived and
L. publish for the benefit Of all con-
ccrEcd
lst The Town Cornell Of Winnshoro do
ordain that all Hogs and Goats going at
large, shall be taken up by the Marshnls
and held twenty four hours. at tho expi-
ration of thnt tine. il shall be the duty
Of said Marshnls TO place or cnuse 10 he
placed notice at the following places
The Post Office. the Court IIomsc and near
'ho Market, ADVERTISING such Hogs or
ioats for sale; tic &,ilL advertisement to
remain pns'c three days after impounding
Of said animals. q. .EF "H'
2nd. Afer the lapse of twcnty-fou
hours. ii shall he duty of the Marshals t
care fdf sucf HiGs CT Gonts rs may hat
been impoundcd. by feeding and watcrin
the same. for which they sh nll be allowe
twenty-five cents per lay to be paid out
the proceeds Of such sale. In no oaso
shalt the Marshalls advertise or soil any
inipounded stock until first reporting to
the lntcndatit ahu rccc living instru .tious
from him. '.'
(h.Si) PIERRE DAcoT,
In,endunt.
W. NJ: NILSSON, elk. Of Council. go
may 30-f2 ....
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-02
Radical Llos and Radical Logio.

We have exhibited o specimen lie
from the Chicago Inter. Ocean, to tn @
effect that no white Jury has over
boon known to convict o whito man
Of crimo againat blask NAH.
Wo need go no further than to our
own court records TO dis prove thls.-
Every ono remembers tho case of the
State vs.. Levi NJ. Bolick, for homioide Q
of a colored man. Ifo wac tried by
n wh'ts jury, before d whito Judge
and the officers of the oourt we're
white. 1t was proven that the de-
ceased was desperate charaotor..-
Nevertheless, Mr.. Boiick was found
guilty of manslaughter, was impris-
oned and pacdonod by Gov. Orr.
Tbe lntcr-Ocoan is also an authoti-
ty for logic. 1t argues that because
in tho riots that have recently OCCUR
rod in tho South almost NIL tho kill
ed havo been black, the whites must
haVo beon the ngsrcssors. In other
words tho attacking party always
Stays its advcrsaries.
Wo remember slight unpleasant.
ness that occurred several yosra
since between tho two races. It was
about tho close Of tho war, and was
lmmortalized by q grand eulogy
pronounced by Gen. b. II. Butlor,
tho great hcro and groat truth tollcr
Of America. Butler says that SIG
colorcd friends and brothers wero
sacrificed in the cause of liborty.-
We used to know something about
this httlo scrapo, but since tho Inter.
Ocean has been giving lessons in
logic, hanged il wo havn't got tho
thing slightly mixed. Butler said
the blacks attacked tho whites val.
iantly, but wore slaughtered. Wo
never did believe in Butler, and We
are inclined to think with tho Inter.
Ocean, that if the da,nuing truth
wero told, it would be discovered
that the Confederates blew up tho
Federal works with rino, and IN.
furiated with drink, and egstd on ia
the rear BY limos Of troops with 6xed
bayoncts, rushed in upon lot Of in.
offensive, pcaceablo corn6eld hands
who wero eating breakfast, and with
hideous yel's of ku klux, murdered
tho last poor devil in his tracks,.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-02

speech. He advised the colored
people to send only good and honora-
bic men, and men who would legis.
lato for all men alike. He is not n
candidate.
Alf. Posey harangued trem mendous.
ly> and received breathless attention.
Flo said the democrats wefo working
like moles under the ground, and
they Would rise up ~he re tho republi.
cans least expected them. Said
those who voted contrary to the
radical teachtng were Auti Christ,
and voted against Jesus Christ. \ lso
that unless they sent good and true
radicals down to tho "ginral sem.
bly," this union of United States
would DO broken up! fosey is o
candidate for the Legislature.
John Wilson aud Pheasant Adams
also spoke radically.
John Il. Robertson made q few re-
marks, and advised the people to
send honest men to represent them,
and mentioned A.. S. Wallace as tho
proper person to represent them in
Congress.
Col. Baylis Blkin was invited to
speak, and made wholesome points
and received attention.
W. II. Marshall closed tho day,
and said the dbro0rhts ASSERTED there
were no honest men in tho republi-
oan party, and if any body had Gu
riosity to see them, 1e would under
take TO point them out. He advised
the Soloted people to stick to thei.
party, and to vote for no one outside.
tie would not say whethher he was
for or against Moses. Col. Elkin
asked him some questions, and he
1lew from ole point to another, like
a weather vano in trade winds. lIo
ia Mt the service of the radical party
as he expressed it, and in tho opinion
Of your correspondent he is tho best
i;'an they have in the canvass. He
Is educated, IN fact, talented, and his
home circle is refined and cultivated,
and this 8 a sheet-anchor OH his ship
board. 4 4
Ev'rtthing paasod off quietly and
pleasantly. Not the lightest dis
turbance marred the day.
"BON SOIR."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-02
Trembling Bolsha2zars.

In another column will bo found
Sho full details of tho terrible panic
with which tho guilty thioves in
Columbia wore stricken on Wcdncs.
day night. Tho first impulse of
overy ono in reading this is to laugh;
but there arc circumstances connect
cd with it which ovoko deeper ONO.
t!oDs. Tho idoa Of tho Governor Unit.
od States Senator, the Superintcnd,
ont Of the Pcnitcntiary and county
Treasurer boinG thus nearly fright.
oned to death by an old woman's
talo excitcs fcoling Of deep disgust.
1t an administration has no means
within itself Of dcfonco against Il
party of serenity rioters, it forfcits
tho respect of the people, and should
be hooted and jecrcd out Of Office.
The spectacle Of governor and n
United States Senator fleeing from
the homes they purchased with stolen
money, and like cringirg ours beg
ging nhiectly for single bed in tho
barracks of the Federal Army, should
of itse II demonstrate to tho world that
they have no power and that they arc
upheld in their outragcs by Federal
bayoncts; that roally the administra.
tion in Washington is responsible for
the plundoring that has taken place
in South Carolina. We have somo
respect for tho bold outlaw. But
for the cowardly villain who blusters
like Falstaf in time Of peace, and
ut the slightest ala,m sccrctes him.
self in order to escape the penalties
of his misdccds, wo havo nothing
but loathing contempt.
How long will the Federal Gov
ornmcnt uphold these cowardly
thiovos q?
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-02
Thoughts on the Times;

The pr6sei: condition of affairs in
tho South demands anxious thought
Wo are passing through scenes now
that have no counterpart in history.
We have thercfor6 nothing to loarn
from expdrfonoe. No charts can bo
found over this traokless expanse.
We must steer only by our own judg.
mont and by constant soundings.
Wo nay reach the harbor safely ;
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-02
Tho State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.

COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
Court Of Common Plcas-Summons for
Relicf-Alaiy X. Harrison, Plaintiff.
against Thomas w. Woodward, rs Tru..
tee, John X. Harrison, Eunice Il. Har-
riSon, Luoic K. Harrison, William O.,
Harrison, Estelle \. Harrison, JAS. Il
Harrison, Sarah IL. Harrison, Dofcnd-
ants.
TO THE DEFENDANTS You aro hereby
summoned aud required 10 answer the
complaint in this action. which is iiled in
the vtl!Cc CT the Clerk of Common Pleas.
for the said county, aud to serve coDy
Of pour ohswcr to the said comllaint
Oh the subscriber at his Office, Nos 7 md
0, Market street. Winnsboro. So. Ca..
within twenty days af the service he, eof,
exclusive Of the day Of such service and
If you fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this
acti OH will apply 10 the Court for tho re-
lief demanded in this complaint
Dnted l7th Aug, 1874.
JAS. RI. RION,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
TO tho Defendants, John X Harrison.
Ennict IL. Harrison, Lucie X. II .rilsSn.
William harrison, Estelle a. IInrri
son, James G. Harrison and Sarah u,
Harrison:
Take notice that the summons IN this
ction. Of which the foregoing ia q COW
was filed in the Office Of the Clcfk, of iEc
Court efCommon Pleas for Fairfield Coup.
~. in tho afort said State, Oh the 9th dav
Of August, A. ID. 1874.
JAS. II. RION,
scnt Q x6
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-02
[conlmUNIcAfEt.1
Union Republican Meeting at Ridgeway.

Ar. Editor
oboyins the call of tho chairman;
the oolored people came out in large
numbers last Saturday, to oloot dele"
gates to the nom mating convention,
but they wcro disappointed III this
particular, as tho Goth Is the day sot
apart for that purpose, and they had
only the rivilege Of listening to tho
speakers.
Levi Leo was tho fret to address
tho constituency, and with miioh
dignity and measured speooh, he con~
sumed his Is minutes. He said in
substance THAI the democrats were
laying their schemes very deeply, and
were batting their traps with Sides Of
bacon, whiskey, shoes, &c. lie
noticed the white mon present and
said he was sorry they were in
such small numbers. He did rot see
enough to ,fght. He declared himself
as candidate for the Legislature and
" Alf. Woodward spoke in tho in.
terest of DR.: Peake, and gave School
Com missioner Crawford fits, which
was cbjeoted to by young oolored
map from the Soruggs neighborhood.
Capt. Smart made very sensible
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-02
Forty Acres and q Mule.

Several years since, tho colored
people were seduced into support
OF tho radical ring by yprofusc promi-
scs. Ono of tho most seductive of
these, was tho promise of forty acres
and mulo.
Tho oolorod pooplo havo Hooked to
tho support of radical ring robbors,
and voted early and ofton for thom.
Hot they have failod to soouro tho
promised forty aoros and q mule.
Tho radical Legislature ordered
100000 in bonds to bo issued to q
commissioner to purchase lands for
freedmen.
Gov. Moses says "The acts rcouir~
od the land commissioners to bo gov
ornod in tho performance of his duty
oy tho eapisory board, composed Of
cortain then State ollicors." Cham
der(o'm, The elected attorney Of tie
Nfato, tvaS ono Of this board.
Moses says Of the bonds. "lt
docs not appear that any of them
were ever sold or used, directly or
Indirectly in payment Of land -
And also, that bosidos these $76o, 900.
an additional sum Of ST $780, 900 Of
bonds was pledged in New York for
money that was raised for tho fraa-
dulent purchase of land!
This commissioner and advisory
board, then, swiudlod tho S'ato out.
rSgsously, and purchased only q few
barren aores of land. rhus ended
the nbsurd FARGO Of "forty acres and
o mulo." ...... .
Chamberlain, as the counsel of tha
state in this swindle was mainly in.
strumontal in swrndling the oolorod
Pooplo Of thcir "forty aoros and q
sa~le; aad, having swindlcd them
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-02
COhrief JOtlrhalisMs.

1t is rumored that Chicago will
come out soon with q scandal that
will knock that Of Brooklyn into q
cooked hat. 1t must be very humili.
atilig to her to be eclipsed by such u
place es Brooklyn, but in getting up
scandal for tho championship, un-
less she can hato some Gttcen or
TIVE nty of hct letdihg olergymen in
volved In it, we would advise hor to
acknowledge ths corn, and leave her
rival in uhdispdtod possession of the
beautiful belt.