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These steamers are supplied with Life-Rafts In
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-16

same policy as is suggested by the
Springfield Republican. 1t has
never denounced radical bocauso
he is radical, nor colorcd man bo-
cause of his color. Wherever it has
seen the faintest glimmcr of goo d on
the record Of a radical official it has
commended him. 1t has fought
Chamb erlain, Parker, Ncaglc, Moses
and Patterson, because they represent
no porty on God's grcen earth, and
hore stoleH J'rons dcmocrct and radical,
whitc end 6luck al&c. 1t hopes to
have strength to fight against these
same Villains as long as u spcck Of
honesty ycmains in the land, and as
long as the patronage Of an honest
law abiding people Keeps it alive.
rho WfNNsnoro News has dcclar-
ed, and Tor the benefit Of tho radical
ring aud its hitclings now declares,
that the two races now in South
Carolina must live in harmony and
not in strife. Strife would bc ruin
Gus 10 both races, cntui'ins endless
horrors On tho state. Harmony is
~ Imperative necessity. This can
only be obtained by ignoring the
question Of race in politics. The
division Of race in Sorth Carolina is
dGtremcntal to the whites, unless
violence ent6rs into politics This
violence the seucral government and
the North dccl unmist~kabie will
not be permitted. Such being The
case lcform is 20 be found only in
compromise. The white man who
swca,s never 10 vote ior colorcd
man on occourt OF his col,r, and the
colotcd mon who refuses TO support
u white man because OF his color, ale
both inpedimcnts iii the way Of cf"
fectins reform.
Want Of space prevent any further
repetition Of argumcut already ad-
vauced.
in concluaion we will say shat we
have voluntarily inserted Articles
from the Northern press: clipped
from the Union Herald, to exhibit
public scnt;mcnt Oil tho race dues-
ton. We iusc.s this. Will the
Union Ucrald please notify its rca.
ders that ;lic WIr&sHono News has
inserted this article. WEI it also
dare to in2ett in its columns the
platform upon which the News as ii
conservative o:gan stards? We
shal! sec.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-16
lmrortant to TaXpayors.

Wc clip from tho Chester Ecpor.
tor the following letter from JuJrc
Mackey, on the question Of taxation
question Of absorbing interest at
tho present timo.
CnEsrEH, S. c., August 30, 1894
Mrs. Jennie u. Colcman, EcosieyrjNr
ta"Fcat County, $. C.,
DEAR MADAM IL have tho honor
TO acknowledges tho receipt of your
communication of the 9Th instant,
wherein you complain that the An.
dior Of Fairfield County has unwar.
rantably added to tho valuation of
your property, as set forth in your
sworn return. In reply, I would
inform you that | have forwarded
your communication to the Board q,
Equalization Of Fairfield County,
with an endorsement instluc,in"
'hem shat it is their duty TO disye.
ga'" all additions made by tho An.
o',o' TO tho returns of taxpaycrs,
unless such additions have Lccn
maze after an actual examination of
'"o premises III question. IN that
o'ont INC Board must proceed by n
Persd"nl fnspccIion to assess the tract
"t ITS truo value in money that is
~ us selling va uo for cash on tho
day 1t Was returned. Tho decision
oi tho County Board shall be deemed
maj and conclusive as TO the yoJuo.
@ sion 1' any piece OF property, when
S"''' "ects'on Is IN Jnror Of the u.1,oy.
e'' ,no state having no ilgEt of ap-
When the decision is adverse TO
inc tax payer an nappcal may Lo IA.
Ken to the Compt,olIcr.G .neral. In
no case however can the Comptroller.
General or the Safe Board of Equal.
'%a''on increase the returned value
o. any piece Of property, uplcss they
o"''' nave nlst mado an actual SUI.
'cy ol The samv, aud thus have de.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-16
NINETY SIN. Ct & &. L. L.

-. Ma; Ih 90, 1871.
GEN:3: 1t affords me pleasure 10 add
my testimony to the value Of your Gins
For cara"ry and simplicity know mol il,
t4"a'. see no 'cs+on Why ii should not
be durLhlr. The price bc,nrso PERSONALITIES
your Gins are and OF: ,kt 20 be popular.
(Si3hcd) }. u. EEOOKS,
Aih'.Hnh'F. Dc! ~, 1879.
HENTs :-One OF ne - saw Gins Mr.. T..
All ordered for me | have received, and /
am very we'll !i'rh>Hii viii it, Wien tho
E'n c"mc ! w, so welt pl>~ scd with it,
anu one Of my 'i"'tmcn on on" Of nv
PAGES i'ked It SO much b. poke 20 MIR,
All To order hlnl one, %hic,l he did.2 |
iced the gin myscifund ahmed 100 ounds
seed cotton in mirr:,S. The driver
did not know was making trial. l be-.
ileVc that can gin 100 pounds in 10
HihntcS OH Il trial,
JONES NJ. WILLIAMS.
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'ermiucd Its true value; each parcel
OF property being regarded by tho
Constitution as u unit for taxation,
without reference to tho. :. value Of
any other property. ! would add in
conclusion that tho Justice which you
80 earnestly request, ut my hands,
1T is tho right of every. oitiEou to
demand. You inform mo that you
are tho widowed daughter of my old
oomradc in arms (in Mexico) Cap.
tain Leroy Sccrost. With profound
respect for the memory Of that true
gentleman and gallant soldier, l am
grateful that my official position ona-
blcs me, in accordance with law, to
vindicatc the rights Of his child. 1
am, dear madam,
Very respectfully your obedient
servant, ...
u. j. MACKEY, Circuit Judge.
The opinion of Judge Maokey that
tho sworn statement Of taxpayer
can be set side only after actual ex.
amination of tho property thus raised
is ominently just. Evory pioco of
property must be appraised separate.
ly. If A. owns land which by natu,
raj fertility, Or by careful tend ing is
worth ten dollars acre, it by means
follows that tho land Of his neighbcr
B. is also worth ten dollars.
Nor can the board sting in Winnsbo.
ro, assess lands in Feastcrville or at
S hcltoh's or Doko, without ovor hav.
ing seen these lands
We odvisc parties to tako adVan-
tago of this ruling of Judge Mackcy
If your returns arc raised, bring
your witnesses before tho Board q
Equalization and contest tho mat
ter. If you arc unjustly overrulcd
appeal to tho Comptroller G Gcncral
We believe however that the boart
Of this county will act with justice il
tho premises,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-16
Gotten rachiny Rendered rcasy.
TIE SMITHS I'M ROVED
E?AS1D POW H,dS Hsup H,Hs

Two hands con pack readily with il.
ana fpur are all that would be rcnn;rc,l "a
pack easily and ral id!J bales weighing
500 pounds and upwards. q.
1t Is II complete success, sim plc:in coli
slrnc'lon, great conca en- ration . f powcr
1T he same DLRABLH. and .aNOT III.
DhE TO orr OUT or OHDER., apdbc.
ing the Invention cfa Soutnert. aseua
eiH'ai;sll, 's deserving tho patronage Of
Soa'heln Pla, tc,s. ,..,9 .,.'
No other Hand Power Press can be re-
Lied on being en,ircly free riom "slippinp"
inc 'bnrr III ,nis. as we'll as the s.Pnwi,,
havlnS "Fcc!h' of sufficient sircnpth Ia
hold %"y Pressure, tits impossible for it
give extracts Or some Of .hc Tcslimoni.
as
'ANaLET, S. G., .Jan'y 8, 1874.
GE|rS - have the pleasure of e;vinp
my testimony as TO my experience in using
tho Snlih Co,'on Press. We have Ind
III use Tor The past three years one o f these
presses nj the wor of the Langley Manu-
,"c'ur'"S Co., Tor balng The waste Wo
have put up Some lIGO hnlcs i'm the limo,
ana the repairs have nct nnorn;cL 10 five
ao'ih'S lnn.l., The Press eau be- O opcratcd
ny IT," men, to advantage, u heing simplo
III cohstruc!io: and cpnycnicnt 20 man.
age. 1t produces perfect bale when
pressed. (SigneD NJ. +. FOSTER.
=" superintendent:
~, HDHHGE. -.
iho HlNS-$; so per saw free OH cars at
Augustaa.
The Cotton rrcss-pricc, comp,ctc,
'ree on tho ears in Augusta, Ga. $50 90
For !urtherrarliculnrs and pnmpbl.,s
"PP'y 10 PIERRE BACOT,
;..,. o o. Agent.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-16
Tho State Of South Carolina,
County OF FAIRFIELD.

COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
Court Of Common Pleas-Summons for
Relef-Maly X. Harrison, Plaintiff,
against Thomas w. Woodward, % Trus-
tee, John X. Harrison, Euaioe II, Har-
rison, Moio II. Harrison, William 0.
Harrison, Estellc a. Harrison, jas. G.
Harrison, Sarah IL. Harrison, Defend
ants.
10 THE DEFENDANTS: You aro horoby
summoned and required 10 answer the
complaint in this action, which is fled in
the otlico Of Tho Clerk OF Common Pleas,
for the said county, and to servo COPY
Of your answer TO the said complaint
Oh tho subscriber at his Office, Nos and
8, Market street. Winnsboro. So. ca,
within twenty days afIior thc service hci oof,
exclusive OF the day Of such service and
if you fail to answer tho complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plpintiff in this
action will apply 10 tho Court for tho &C.
lief demanded in this complaint
Dated l7th Aug 1874.
JAS. II. RLON,
49,. Plaintiffs N.orncy.
To The Defendants, John X. Harrison,
Ennicc II. Harrison, Lucic Il. Harrison,
william o Harrison, Eslcl j.. llarri-
son, James q. Harrison and Sarah IL.
Harrison:
Ia lie notice that the summons in this
:of which he foregoing is copy,
wa3 iilcd in tie oIlicn OF the CIe-k Of lie
Cou,t ofCommon Pleas Tor Fairfield Ctun-
~. in he aforesaid State, OH the 9th day
Of August, y. D. 1871.
JAS. II. EION,
Plf's. Atty.
81 a
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RIp0EwAV, S. G. March 10 1871.

GENTS 81 now cnclo draft on M,ssrs.
r. Patterson s. Co., ct Philadelphia, for
S2lO. have used the GIN, and am
pleased TO hav.'. ia my power TO say .hrt
it works equal or better 'hau any have
ever tr!ed work it with rn 8 horse
power engine anI can gin 10 bales cotton
in hours, bulrs w,iY"ing $50 pounds.
fed lhc gin myself rSr balf an hour, and
ranit ~ best speed, aud ;,nncd 7GI pounds
seed cotton, making gooL lint. rhis was
a few pounds better than any Of the uth-
crs, out Of four dirc. ;,nt pc. sons trying
The least gtnnal was IJO pounds per half
hour. (Sicntd) JAS. PAGAN.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-16
The State Of South Carolina,
COuNrY or FAIRFIELD.

By ". u. NELSON. Ev9., Probetc Ju'ige!
VIZ UEEEAS J.. -. Duvall hath made
w suit 10 me 10 Gr,'. him lC,'crs OF
Administration Of the E>,aic end effects
Of b. +. Davidson, deceased.
These @ c ihcrcir"c 10. cj'c and admon-
jsh NIL and singular thc l. ih'reG aud credi-
TOYS Of said H. j. Davinson, de-
ccas ascd 'batthcy he I'D "rpca" hc'oro me, i"
lhc Cow. Of PROBATE. 10 ae held at Fair
field Cou"t IIorsc, S. G., on 10 19,h lny
Of S"pcmocr, ncx,, aficr publication here
Of, ut ! o'clock ih The io"cLoOn 10 shew
c'usc. il any incy have. why the soid Ad.
minis'r"'ion eho"lG no, he Gran!cd.
Givca under my hand, his third day
Of cpl: Ammo Domini, 1871:
", NJ. NELSON,
sept T. -ilX2 J.r f. c.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-16
Mr.. Chamberlain,
GNC--

The Republican convention finished
it., work in Columbia on Saturday last
- nom; mating for the Gubernatorial
iliesi Mr.. D. II. Chamberlain. TO
tnch lame aud impotcnt conclusion
h:Vo come tho protcstations Of reform
aud party regeneration onthc part Of
The Republican party Of the State.
.Ihos Mr.. Chamberlain, confronted
a, "c was by damniug record should
, sented himself fcc this high
I'D solemn tlhst was piece
&. ci cifrontcry; that ho should
i.".o found any Supporters was
u%o.cdiyablo TO suoh supporters, bnt
,!rt, with all his mislccds crowding
,hick upon him, and seen Of all men,
lo should have been crowned with
VIC applause Of bis party, and pur-
;"ss to lir. him to tho highest honors
~ttho Safe is roploach to tho party:
al ind;guity to the State and an out.
ago upon oven a pretcncc Of reform
and honest administration.
IT isphtcnt now that from what
ever other source an honest effort in
tho limo or dcccnoy and political pure
ty may come, it cannot be from thi:
party as constituted in this State
and that all the professions ant
promises Of which thcir speaker
have pratcd so glibly, were but
part Of tho trickcry with which the.
correctly calculated on TICKLING th
cars Of an ignorant constituency an'
hoodwinkirg the North.
1t is not now tho place to set fort
aga il tho facts OF Mr.. Chambcrlaiu'
corrupt connection wi!h the adminis
tration in this SITE. The cXposur
has already been made, SO complet
and oYcl whelmipg, chat with II com
petcnt public sentiment rs n tribuna
he would have been crushed an
buried beyond the hope Of q polit
cal resurrection.
The excuses whith which h
friends have songht to cxtcnuatc hi
offences have been frivolous, unit
they wero almost insulting. An
it is of no avail to display his rcccl
speeches Columbia, with their d.
claimcis aud prouiscs. Tho hone
mind of this country is now more i,
tcrcstcd in having Mr.. Chambcrla
clear up some Of his past condu
than in listening 10 any moro disho,
cst promises.
The summary Of tho whole matte
may be briefly stated thus, to boro
criticism upon the parallel Bc'
cher scandal. Mr.. Chamberlain vi
either knayc or u fool. His f.:icnt
say hc was q fool the rest Of the wor
say he was not fool.
" HaV CoutSC LEO CONSERVATIVES WI
adopt, We arc not yet informed, b,
presume steps will at once DO tax,
t. put in ,ho field candidate re
rcscnting The justice and honesty
tho State.
1t may be that such an effort wi
fail hut at least they Will thereby pla'
on rccold, a distinct protest against Il
tho elevation to SO high ali Office of
man that the educated and imparli
Judgement of the country holds MOI
responsible for the dissrate and rui
Of the State than any other man.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The Glasgow (KentucEy) Tune
mcntious the fact that DR.. n. p. Al
len, one Of tho most progressive and
ucccssfnl farmers in Warn ell county,
has sixty or seventy hives Of Italian
bees, from which he has taken, this
year, over 1900 ponnds Of honey
Two Of tho hives yielded over 300
hundred pounds.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-16
70 All Whom il May Concern.

NTOTlCE IS hereby Givcn that npplica.
IN c:,,ol HIs n'a1c ol .he l51h day 0!
September. 1874, - ,Se Clc"k q 'hn Court
of Chcstcr col'ny. 70 y ca" "0i inc"rpo-
ra.in, ,or .,r '.Bl ck,lork Molinlo' !;itlc
Clup' Of Chrsit. CDrnty. i'll Hctoi dance
wi,H TIC ACT O., tie GGn"lal Assembly in
such case "'adc anG piositr!.
sept 10 In
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-16

BARNwELI, =. a., March 22. 1874.
H'ssrs. Ncbfctt Il Good'ich, .i"gnsiu, Gu.
GENrLEMEM AS to 'hc GIN and liz
capacity, can pronounce it "numbcr
onc.' Minc is II SIXTY saw gin, runs by
nn uus slci shot wafer wheel, and can Gil,
from to 4 bales, aud if the wheel was
property constructed. would siu from to
8 bales per day. II cleans he seed cau-
tifully and gives general satisfaction.
(Signcd Vim. lIAA GOOD.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-16
THE NrNA
hIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD, CONN.

TliIS is one Of the strongest Gonna.
4 MES insnring lives in tho State OF
South Carolina, and commcnls itself TO
the public for the following reasons
1t has been tested hy TWENTY. FIVE
years experience. IL had safely invested
on January ], 1874, l9,!OI,7S7 dollars.
IL HAS NOT INCREASED ii3 Yates for S
southern business. ii is issuing 0,000
policies annually. IT'S revenue in 1873
was SG,OOO.000. 1t is prompt in making
settlements. 1t has paid more than 500,
ooO III losses in the state OF South Carroll
ma, and has never disputed claim. Its
rates are as low rs real insurance can bc
furnished ats
APPLICATIONS can bo made in person
orr by letter TO the Genera. Agent at Co.
lumbih, $. G. Corr cspondencc solicited,
and full information givcn in all po inis.
Ncighborhood Agents Wanted.
Any person obt q lining five pol ioes an
nually, will receive sufficient commissions
to insure his own life. Any active man
can do that by personal solicitation among
his Immediate friends. Full information
given. W. B. GULICK.
General Agent.
COLUMBIA. 8. c., Sept |, 1874.
sept 8-x:!
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-16
COTTON GINS
AND
COTTON and HAY PREsSs

TT AVING received the agency for THO
IL sale Of the NcbIett s. Good
rich Gins and Presses, would
he glad TO have the Planters examine
KIN n Dlps
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-16
'B'gbgI a;OE'Ed,N d.uM
Testimonials.

is without II superior With p:icc con-
sidcrcd, it has NO EQUAL! l give ex-
tracts of some Of tic
SToe+imonio1e
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-09-02
s'siIa4,, 50 y pound alcohol. 90 % rallon'

sgciid a,. So . pound alcohol. 90 y gallon
EGGS -1S92Oc y dozen: nominal.
FLOUR-ouper and extra, IS 1907 so; fam.
lily and fancy brands. IS oO@9 so % Dbl; infe-
FfsH-Dried cod, extra large, drums. $40
/ boxes. 79714c.
GRiTS- SIS IS y Dbl.
GEESE-s5g6 V dozen. and. slow.
and spSpnIatsd q Is IN barrel isal U%ee sos
refined yellow and white in barrels, l09l1115c
brown and yellow in hhds, 9gl05Sc. Molasses,
Louisiana. new. in barrels, 5O@S0c; sugar
carload, So iO@2 Is D 2sO-lb Dbl. Rice, Sss1Sc.
GLASS-6xs@7x9. SIS Is; 7xl0@SxlO. So rs;
9xl1@l0x19, Is; llxl4@12x17, 8; l2xlS@16x20,
SO 25: l4x22@16x24. $40. To the trade dis
HOMiNY-q8 barrel. "a 5Oa4 so.
HAYS ton. prairie, Sll 00@l3 90; mixed,
$40 o0@2l %; timothy, S26 0Og27 90. -
HAkRR O;aa sic.mBsr from 10, AZ
4Nc; charcoal boiler No. /, SIC; fire bed iron
No. 10 to Il. 5000; charcoal bed. sec; sheet
iron, No. 26 to n; re; sheet iron, No. % to
abs e stes saBs 1885, = pow y Wings pi Ss
SIC; horse, shoe iron, $1,000; holloware cast
2215e; axes, o dozen, l2@l6; boiler rivets. .
HIDES. ETC.-Dry deerskin. soc; sheer
pelts, 5Oc@75c: flint hides, 1Sc; dry sailed
LEM l. Ms 81 50glS 90 V box: ,1ao,<.
LIVE STOCK Quiet; beef cattle. 21agS1Sc
and calves dull at SIS O0@4O 90. Sheep, choice
44g5c. Hogs, 5@6c = all gross weights
Mules Sll0gl4O. Horses, SoO@lOO; cholce
Sl2Ogl2O. Uxen. S5O@15; ,.,,,,,,>
pals, i61S@i7c; cases. 'I7@i7i1lc.
MATCHES, BLACKING, ETC:-We quote
Matches % gross, 300 in box. 2 90; parler,
gross, s Q09S SO; ,Dixon's stove polish, y
gross, 6; Mason's backing, % gross, AGO
large. 5 5099.
NAILS-S4 20@4 Is a key.
NAVAL STQRES---kesin, q Dbl; virgin
5 90; pale. 8; No. l: IS; No. 2, 4 60; pitch,