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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-15
Tho Law Of the Telegraph and Express,

10th the telegraph and expresss,
ms q"asi common carriers, are subject
TO tho samc law as to tho delivery of
packages and dispatches.
Tho law is that tho company must
'"ef'ver tho package or despatch with.
out dolay to the party to whom ad-
dressed, provided that party live
witlfin the corporate limits.
Tho rfeasoa given by tho courts for
this rule Is, thOt tho consideration for
tho extra sum paid beyond what
would be required by railroad or mail,
isshe quickness of the delivery.
Where heavy packages are receiv-
'ei by. express, then the company
"oed only give t'prompt notice to tho
consignee."
-" Editorial Notes.
'Edge6cld 10 not asleep. On tho
6:h of July County Union was or.
ganized, composed Of delegates from
htteen OF the twenty-five townships
IN the County. Edge6old and Fair
held, we believe oan claim to be ban.
nor Counties in this reform.
Theodore Tilton Is down on Beeoher
again. lilo evidently doesn't think
tho great parson immaculate. Bee-
cher preserves silence. But his char.
"oter for piety is not 40 we'll estab.
lished that he oan bluff tho world in
that manner.
The ,tax.Uniohs should send for.
mai protest to Moses whenever mis-.
0Fesnt is pardonod. If thoy oan do
nothing more, at present, they oan at
least, "mAke up oase."
.'R'ito Clubs are organising through
'he State. Edgefeld, Greonville
ana Camden have fne sabre clubs
Winnabofo will soon be heard from.
Moses spoke in Newberry on the
Fourth, The Newberry Herald con.
o'ndes no report Of his speech. We
regret this, as wo were tioipatips q
rich literary treat. Ho spoke Of
Washington. Wonder if he did no,
ste'l " little from lrviug's life Of
that patriot = .%r... -.
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my own"
Ifany are surprised or disL elieved
let t. them Try to raise q Rifle club, or
Tax Union.
But tho ladies, Heaven bless them
tho ohivalry Of our State has
transmigrated to them they .(if per-
mittcd) will join any organization
for bettor government aud what is
more-they will win For shame
yo who wear mons apparel!
GARCON.
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Ex' Gov. Scott Ut Jenkinsyille.

Hx. Gov Scott addessed a gather.
'ne "t citizens at Jonkinsville on tho
4th. ''''
We learn that Rev. y. s. Rice
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-15
n,~H XHHn A1NK1nAnrn.anAzu.

has beoas sivibg hisPeoplo somo
wholssoms talk On the stateof affairs
aud advocating q Union ofall honest
men against the thieves in power.
His hearers accused him of being a
traitor and democrat. He offered
TO bring any leader to speak
20 them to show that ho Was correct.
Gov. Scott was invited and oamo up.
A gentleman who heard the speech
says it cannot be surpassed for tra,h
and excellence.
Scott told his hearers that tho
condition Of affairs hero was dread
full, and that there must be a reform:
lilo depicted in glowing colors tle
corruption Of the last legislature
and warnod the people to send botter
mon. He told them two pick to of
their own party but to have ono hon
est, intelligent white man even If
they hive to go to the "democrats"'
to find one. If you do not, said he,
Taxpayers 'oW refuse to pay taaes una
you cannot make them ao it. Ho told
them not to send down such men as
Steub Miller and Leo. Ills rcuarks
were admirable. His hearers were
somewhat out down by this triumph.
ant vindioation Of K;oe's course. 81. D
Now We do not pretend to say that
Scott rea ay wants reform from honest
motives. But whom we see these
ringleadors preaching reform, we
know they are wrigglipg and '.qui,-
ming under tho iron heel of tho ad-
minlstrations and though it may
cot show thom to be any better than
they wore, it shows that the North
noaps reform, and will havo nothing
else.
Four years ego, speeches ali bore
the refrain of emancipation aud ro-
bellion and the nag. Now the North
will tolerate mono of this. Caudi-
dates must oeaso talking about trea-
son, and inseigh against rasoality.
All these ore hopeful signs, and if
tho taxpayers, are moderate, wise and
determined, they will have aid in
reforming the State.
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Tax Unions.

reforming tho State.
Tax Unions.
The good seed planted in February
by tho Taxpayers convention is boar
ing abundant fruit. 1t has awakened
the North to sense Of tho corrup.
tion existing in South Carolina, aud
it is fast awakening our own people
TO tho necbssity Of united ACTION
Six months ago, the people we're
dead. Now every exchange that we
road contains report of the orgaui-
zation Of tax union in some county.
AS yot, however, only nuclous
has been formed, around which tue
honesty of tho State will orystallize
in time. 1t is serious undertaking
to organize II party, to roduce chaos
to order. But if an effort is made,
body Of thousands of voters can be
gathered and made eff.otive.
We havo often been asked what is
tho ob5oct of tax unions, and how
will that object be attained. We
will endoavor to reply. Tho plat
form Of tho tax unions contains one
plank Of four words, "Reform' in
South Carolina" Upon this plat
form can unite all o ,oSt men, white
aud oolored, reput lio ms or demo.
orats. 1t knows no distinction on
account Of trace, COLOR, or previous
condition." Tho Union is not or.
ganiEsd to run a republican or demo
cratic tfckot. 1t is organized for the
purpose of supporting tho most hon
est available men for oflice. 1t is or.
ganised to frrrot out and punish
orime, coming from any quarter.
Every honest man admits that re
form or ruin are the alternatives. Blu,
while seaoh honest citizen depends
upon his own individual effort he cal,
offsot nothing. Every great success.
is achieved only by hard wo;k and
harmonious, unanimous action. The
ring havo four of the requisites fol
success. First, n majority Of voters
their dupes and tools. Second, The
striotest party discipline in the Uni
cd st ates. Third, public plunder
in the patronage Of government, b,
which votes can be purchased. -
Fourth, tho entire control of cleo
tions, by the appointment Of corrup,
managers to stuff tho ballot BOX. -
Against tboso, tho tax payers have
nothing as yet. But let them onoe
Organize and have strict discipline in
their ranks and tnoy can dictate
terms to their adversaries. The tax
payers own tho property of tho Stat,
and they hsve courage and militar,
experience. Suppose then that ,
dishonest governor and Legislature
are elected again in spite of honest
opposition, and then suppose that {
delegation DO sent from the tax
unions, which represent $4,000 do
termined mon, and nine. .teuths of the
property of;he State, to tho Legisls
ture, to plainly tell thom that unless
taxes are greatly reduced not oent
will DO paid. What would be the
course Of tho Legisla tuic7 Tho,
would interview Grant to see wLeth.
or United States troops would b,
seat here to make the people submit
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BROWNS HOTEL.

A6SA-I, TIE undersigned respect.
M Az iS,s fully info,ms his friends
e<A4.AAee7a9zaaaa5s eA.Ase79zsa5s and tho travelling public,
th"t he has removed to that largo aud
commodious house 70 rmcrly known AZ the
"F"'rheld Hotel whore he will be prepared
to entertain thom NJ heretofore. Tho
patronage ofmy fellow citizens of Fairfield
particularly solicited. TO both irnnsicnt
ana regular boardors my torms will br
mado satisfactory.
NJ. l.. BROWN.
oop 25 pronr;c,or
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-15

This unrivalled Southern Remedy is
wnrntel not 10 contain q single particle Of
Mercury, or any injurious e,inornl sub
stance, but is
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-29
FROM CLARENCE.

Everything quiet in Clarence. The
people have come to the conclusion that
the sidewalks are wide enough since the
prohibition Of the sale of liquor
Mcssrs. Bent IL Cottrell are putting up
some extensive corn cribs This means
business on the corn question.
Mr. Shoemaker and wife have returned
from 1T. Hall, Idaho. The DR., after an
absence of fifteen months, during which
time he practiccd ut TT Hall and vicln.
ity. WAS forced 10 leave on accoun, If
poor health.
On Friday last, our city drayman. Mr.,
ii. WIlkcrson, while loading barrel Of
tallow At Grim's slaughter house, had the
misfortune to let it drop upon one Of his
fingers, seyering it instantly.
On the following morning a brake.
man, Mr.. Frank Deitz, Of Clinton, Iowa,
while coupling cars, had his hand crush
cd so badly that nmputation Of one I'm
ger became necessary.
We are glad TO see 10 many taking an
interest In the important work for the
Minnesota sufferers. The canvassers 80
far, and especially In the last week have
,aet with good success. They had \
meeting last Monday evening at the res.
idence Of Mrs. Nesly TO report their
weeks work.
The ChsscA Spciab:e WAS held last
Tuesday evening 1t tho residence Of Ar
Crosby. Every oae present seemed :.
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FROM sTANWOOD.
Meeling SST gsrestsytery

Tn. L. p. Presby,ery Of lie Claire, met
in s,anwooi. on Tuesday evening the
goth inst, At Z p m. Rev Is. Gallo.
way, Of Clarence, preached the opening
sermon from Second Thess, H., H.
There was full attendance Of the
members Of Presbytery, and the meeting
was quite pleasant enc,
The principal item Of business was the
installation Of Rev. ID. Forsyths "a pas
tor Of the Z. p Congregation III stan
wood The exercises connected with
the installation we're held on Wednesday,
commencing at 10 . 70 and we're atsens
ded not only by members NJ the cf'nzfe
CATION, but others Rev James sasblll,
OF Cascade. preachef the sermon on this
occasion from Deut T.. 81 REV y =.
RalstoL, -. b, Of Ls Claire Prairie, pre-,
sided and proposed the usnal formula 81
questions Rev. w. ID kalston. from
scotch Grove, gave the address 70 the
pastor, and Rev. -. Sicoli, of DE Witt
addressed the congregation.
At the conclusion Of these exercises
the members u the congregation gave
their newly Installed pastor very cor
dial welcome. II IN hoped that the re.
ia,ion 80 pleasantly consursmated may
| be a long continued and prosperous one
Rev. J. 4 Buchanan. formerly Of Clar
encs, having removed to Illinois, was
granted a certificate to connect with ihs
prcsbyicry of Monmouth.
Rev J johnson having accepted a
call from the congregation of Elyira
Clinton county arrangements were made
for his installation to take place on the
second Tuesday Of December
Mr. g. w Hamilton, of Andrew, Jack
son county, was received under the care
of Prcsbytery az Theological student
OF the second year
After the transaction Of some other
business, not Of general interest, Pres
bytery rendered "A vote Of thanks 70 the
good people Of S.anwood and vicinity,
for their generous entertainment, and
adjourned To meet at ElvIra on the sth
Of Dec at I p. IN. &.
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SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue D: special execution to nae
directed issued from the office ~ the Clerk
~ the Circuit Court, In and for the county Of
Cedar aud state 81 Iowa. IN favor Of f,e >. W Z.
Thorn and against chester ". Hatch and
Hannah Hatch have levied upon the fol-
lowing property - IN. property OF the said
chester w. Hatch and Hannah Hatch to-
Wit:
LIT No six 20. being part Of the north
haIffzl Of the southeast quarter "a, OF
section No. one q !, In township No. eighty
two 49, north 81 Range No. one I ~, west Of
the 9Th ~, bounded ar follows: Com
r0eDcing at the north east corner ~ said
quarter section, thence running west eighty
rods on the quarter section line to post,
thence south parallel with the east line Of
said section 10 y 10 rods. TO a posi-, thence east
10 10 rods, thence north "a 100 rods, thence
east 10 T. 10 rods, thence north on the section
line To the plate Of beginning. containing
twenty acres more or less, and situated in
Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall off.r the same for sale at the
Court House door, In the town 81 Upton, In
said county, on saturday the 3Ist day OF
October A. D., 1871 at one O'Clock, +. VI. Of
said day TO satisfy said execution and costs
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day of Sept, 4. ID. 1871,
JOHN u SNEAKER.
sheriff of Cedar Co., Iowa.
Per a. Il. MAYsAsD, Deputy. 8Wz
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-29

We fail 10 sec any thing 10 won
dcrfnIiy encouraging 70 the Demo
Gratis in the election returns from
Ohio. They only show that apathy
wax greater among Republicans than
among Democrats, and not that any
ACCESSION 10 the former party have
been made from the latter. The
vote for Bel, Democratic candidate
for Secretary Of State, was 1924
les. than that cast by the Democrats
for the same Office in 1872, when the
Republicans elected the Secretary
by 4 majority u 1900.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-29

The following are suggestive quo
tstions from two well known Demo.
cratic newspapers:
"We'll take our politics straight
hereafter, If you please" is com.
mon expression 10 this State at pres.
ent. And it is sensible Des Wpines
Leader.
"Of course it IL sensible, and more
old time Republicans will say amen
70 such An idea, and will join right
out Democratic organization than
voted the anti-monopoly ticket last
week. More than one half the Re.
publican party il made up Of old
fashioned Democrats--inen who lett
their first love TO fight slavery, and
that fight ended. they are ready 70
return TO their first love. For furth-
Or particulars see Ohio, Indiana, Con-
nccticut, New Hampshire, and other
States too numerous to mention. -
Clinton 1ge.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of a special execution To me d.
reetsd issued from the office Of the Clerk Of
the Gfnait aogrf. in and for the county Of
Cedar and slate II Iowa. In favor of II. +.
stauw ord, aud against Joseph Soits, have
levied upon the following property Is The
property ~ the said Joseph Solts, to-wit:
Lot number nine ~ IN block number five
f5}, In the town of Stanwood, Cedar county.
10
And shall offer for sale at the Court House
door, in the town of Upton, In said county,
on saturday the 18th day of November 4.
satisfysaid execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 18th day OF Oct, A. ID. 1874.
JOHN ID. SHEARER,
55wg Sheriff Of Cedar Co., Iowa.
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Executors Sale.

The undersigned Executor, of the will of
A bfaham Lett, dsesased, offers for sale the
residence formerly occupied 10y deceased, II
tsi.r In jennings addition 70 the town 0f
Upton Biix will he received for the same,
and III not n,,fi by tine al 0f November ~
der ~ the court House door At one O'Clock
u. IN. =. w. YOUNG,
Executor Of the will u AbrshaM I4stt, de-
ceAsed. HwA
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PaTROxs OF BIsBaSDRy.

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-29

Referring to the unveiling Of the
Lincoln monument, the Richmond
Dispatch says: seen. Grant, in his
brief speech, declared that in the
death Of Lincoln the South lost its
best friend. We believe the Pres
idcnt. Lincoln was the most con
scientious and sensible man in the
Republican party. He was the best
friend we had in that party. He
wanted the Union restored on patri-
otto and wise grounds. He was op,
posed to pains and penalties, and the
reduction Of the Southern white peo-
pie to state Of humiliation and i'm
povershment for the qualification Of
malice or for the schemes Of greedy
paitisnns. II was wocfu! day for
the South when he was assassinatcd."
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-29

The Democrats have gained Con
yreaAmcn AL the elections this year
~ follows ) III Indiana. 6 in Ohio,
Z in North Carolina, 2 in West Nir-
GINA and | in Iowa. This puts them
ahead Just 2 in the next House on
the elections thus far held. The In
tcr Oceom figures that it is possible
for them to reduce the Republican
majority Of lo2 III the last House 10
Is in the next. They are making
desperate efforts To secure control Of
the next House by inim,da,ing yot-
ers a, the South. OF courrc the SEN
ate " invincibly Republican for some
wears vet.
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i certain II. ". ReJep, calling
i,fms1.lf aa Iulted States claim sges'i,
has affy,srgse8 i, the fermer slave
.,noers n The Ninth Congressional
I,..ssle. N Gsofgiz that be Esof<,~es
Il, fa,-f an Office III Gainesville. ga,
ls the registry " the NAMES All val
~ II ali sl4ges saaznespasef IN that
D.sssset by President i5uer5In's proc
Issn2ssfsl. T'nIs IL ~ be DINE ~ VII.
I.e,ss-ss remarks. with rev ~ get
tsav pay Ee them al s<Soe future
dzy.
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue Of n general Execution TO me
directed issued from the Office Of the Clerk
Of the District Court, in and for the county
Of boone and State 81 Iowa. In favor Of w.
H. AIDAn n Co and against A. w. Blum
berg A GEORGE R,ssmaB. have levied upon
the following property as the property oi
the said A w. Rlnmbsrg n Kpssfnan to-wit:
The west part of lots number one ~ and
two III In block number i've l5I, IN q. N.
giIfperts addition tOfbs town Of Clarence.
Cedar county Iogs. fronting one hundred
a nd thirty two 49, feet on 9Th street, and
one hundred and thirty fIUJ fest on Lorn-
ba rd street In said town.
And shall offer the same for sale mt the
Court House door, in the town 81 Upton, In
Cedar county on Haturday the 18th day oi
Navef1 Der A. D., 1874, at one O'Clock, p. m.
OF said day 10 satisfy said execution and
costs that may accrue thereon.
Dated this IL day Of October A. ID. 1874,
JOHN u, BHEAHER,
48-3 Sheriff of Cedar county. Iowa.
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SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue ~ u special execution 10 me III
rect.d issued from the ONE ~ the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court, In and for The county 81
Cedar and the state Of Iowa, In favor Of III
r. Stan wood and against II. II. Miller. !
ys levied upon the follow ing property an
the property Of the said II. IL. Miller. to-
wit -
In block number eight isI, in tho town o.
stabwpod Cedar county. Iowa,
And shall Offer the same for sale at the
Court House dops. In the town of Upton, In
satd County, on saturday the 18th day Of
November a. d.. 1874. nj one O'Clock, D. M,
II said day. 70 satisfy said Execution and
cn,stA that may accrue thereon.
Dated this nth day of October A. - 1874.
JOHN ID. AHEAREH,
az sheriff Of Cedar Coa nty. lows.
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1t IL amusing To see how gladly
aud glibly the Democratic papers Of
Iowa, since having their lips unseal-
ed by election being passed, arc CIV
ing vent 10 the previously smothcrcd
though in many cases lily c mceal"d
disgust with the "Anti- Mouopoly''
farce. Every such paper so far a. we
have noticed, has already served no
tice on the ant. monops that the ALI.
ance between the disaiTectcd Repub.
licans and the Democracy is at an
end, They are thoroughly tired and
Disguised with the co-partnershIp,
and declare that they have played
"second fiddle" as long as they pro
pose to. They are quite emphatic
abou. il and moan business.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-10-29

TIE sit,sn City J>uruat says the
huts.Ne1,<T<Jy party u Iowa, % the
18th of Ocsyf,er, 1919, alter srssH'f'
~ severe I4ixr, gave birth q, = Con-
gresssazn isl the Third District, and
@rtgrrd vi u ofeIl,ex r. ". The chih
Il nafBsd A5nsgosfh, wac 2f' W
I)em,,1r4cy, and vii be given MT,
the care N EYis fathers family. IL -
q x4I c4se VI osyhznzge.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the District Court Of the state OF Iowa,
In and for Cedar county.
Julia Johnson. Plaintiff, November
~. Term
George Johnson. Def. 4. u. 1874.
To George JobSgn, defendant:
You are hereby notified that there ~ nov
on file IN the Office II the Clerk Of the Dig
trict Court ~ the state of Iowa in and for
Cedar county. the petition Of Julia Johnson
plaintiff asking for divorce from the bonds
Of matrl fnpny heretofore existing between
the pIaini and the dsfendadt. for cause AZ
alleged in said Plaintiffs petition.
Now unless you appear thereto and defend
ON or before noon ~ Tho second day OF the
Gove;n BIER term III said court, for the year
A. ID. lr7g. which will commence on the I'D
day Of November, A. u. 1871. default viii
be- rendered against you and decree rem
dered thereon In accordance with said petit
ton. -
BT-aELB 4 STARRETT.
lwJ2 Att'ys for Plaintiff
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There mere ninety -fDtr Democrat
IL soses In he las; Congress, and u
these fifty two we're either ex@Cssi-
federa,@ army officers Or gentlemen
wkoee conrs@ daring the war Vas
saei that they we're obliged to take
the modified oath prescribed foT fsF-
Ella befofc they could occupy their
seass ~ memhers ~ the Congress.
The ex.Ct,ufedefzte element con
troIIed the Democratic party 10 the
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