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The weekly Louisianian., 1874-04-11
GREELEY AND SUMNER.
BIZ ABa. JANE GRAY sw1ssHMM.

j No two men SO fully representa-
the idea which triumphed. in on
civil war as did Horace Greeley an,
Charles Sumner. They foress,
that slavery, the creation Of a politi
cal compromise, must be overthrow,
by political action. To insure tina
action they lent their giantintellects
and labored early and late, year in
year out. 10 the enthusiasm
commonto reformers, theyaddedth'
cool intellect which enabled them t.
seize each passing opportunity ant
press it into the service of thei1
philanthropic plans. As leaders
they did not go 50 far before the
people that those who might follow
could not see the light from thei,
lanterns. They led by such steps
as were practicable to thousands Of
others less endowed. than them
selves. They were patient educa-
tors, who did not scorn to teach the
primer of political freedom to a
people not prepared for a more
advanced class; and when their
pupils had so far increased in
numbers and advanced in progress
that the enemies of their ideas re-
solved to break up the schools, the
police were called in to put down
the mob and'restore order; but the
pupils could not be made to unlearn
the alphabet. They had been fairly
started and placed in q position
from which retreat was impossible.
Like the Israelites at the Red Sea,
they must Ego forward" and for
ward they went; but strange to tell,
to the police officer who enforced
order, to the men of muscle who
cleared the road, rebounds the
The heart which prompted,
the head that planned, have been
assigned a secondary place to the
hand which executed; and the
Nation which rejoices in its deliver
ance from a great National curse
lavishes its honors and emoluments
on blind Instruments, on the muscle
which did the work designed by
patriotism and intelligence. How
would the American slave have
clanked his chains if he had waited
until the men whom this Natioff
now delights to honor had moved
for his deliverance! How long
would we have born our reproach
Is a man-selling corporation, boast
:ul Of its democracy, if we had
until President Grant or
my one of his Cabinet had felt the
disgrace, and lifted a hand to
it! Where were the promi-
lent Republicans Of to-day when
Greeley, Charles Sumner
nd their compeers fought the battle
# liberty, in which victory made
necessary those other battles on
hat lower plane, to which we now
the honor of our National
|eliverance! How many of them
ave ever served their country for
taught, or laid a brick in the walls !.
+ our Temple Of Liberty; without c
emanding or receiving the hire
ng's wages! Which of them ever /
isked a days work or q dollar for :
ne success Of the idea of which
ney are now the chosen representa-
vesl .
AS in other great battles, the
has fallen into the hands of I
le camp-followers. n
A correspondent, writing from +,
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o. s. Claim and Bounty agent
= NEAR Posr OFFICE,

Is; Folnte Coupee, La
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Of household furniture, real estate, nova.
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at owners residence OF at the Auction
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Persons having claims against the q.
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rs FINE r

4 ISLANDER as 4 FINE RT
The malevolence with which Ii
Satanic press delight in pursuin
the unfortunate and defenceless
aptly illustrated by the unscrupu
lo1s and diabolical attacks whic
have been and are continually bein
made by certain editors an
correspondents upon ex-Governo
Cooke. Himself an old journals
of unblemished reputation, hospita
bic, genial, generous, kind hearte'
and patriotic, who took the lead il
sustaining the credit of the natiol
when it was threatened with dist1uc
ton early in its late struggle TO
existence, it would naturally hav'
been supposed that when overtake,
with financial Universities he woult
have been treated at least with sucl
Christian charity and forbearanc.
as the sympath due to professions
brother should command. Unhap'
PLY for the credit of the profession
such is not the case. On the con.
trary, he is bounded down BY the
jackals OF the Ishmmlitish press
with an ardor and a maligni;y
characteristic of demons. So long
as success attended him these
maligners were either favored re-
cipients of his favor, disgusting
him with their fulsome batteries or
maintaining the silence OF
physical towards. But now that he
has 10 more favors to dispense,
they descended to gather filth from
the slums and cutters and hurl it at
him with all the effrontery of the
most cbaste guardians Of public
morals. They have all at once
discovered that he is guilty Of all
the crimes in tho decalogue.
Charges long since disproved or
cast away es beneath official notice
are unearthed and spreak broad
cast over the country as having been
deposited in the scret archives of
the War Department to screen his
malfeasance. The facts in
the case are SO garbled and distort-
by these moral scavengers as to
present to the public the appearance
Of tho most heinious crimes. Gre
aence and currency are given to
them by a journal whose chief edi-
tor was at that time a high official,
who had free access to those same
secrets archives, and who may be
supposed to have been fully CONVEX
SAINT with and conserving to the
honorable exoneration OF Governor
Even he now affects ignor-
.nce OF their exintence, ond boldly !
ldds to the wicked malevolence
With which they were started upon
heir slanderous career by a caustic
'ditorial. The secret Of this, on
may be found in the dire
Of the cowardly slanderers
President Grant, whose feelings,
hey hope to wound by blasting the
haracter Of his personal friend.
let them glut their appetites to the
ulL Consciousness of rectitude
I'LL sustain their victim, but they
I'LL find, sooner or later, that
and curses, 'tlike chickens,
home to roost."- Nationa
republican.
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Mr., j. II. Elliott,

DEAR Sir 81 have uscd so of your
rs saw gins. They were MI that could be
desired. They cleaned the seed we'll, and
| have ginned 200 lbs. accd cotloh with
ease in ono dny with Il four mule tenn.
I.urs &c.
ROBERT j.. ELLISON Jr,
Winnsboro, July Goth, 1874,
FARMSoToN, Aug. 20 1874.
j. NJ. Elliott Esq.
DEAR Sin.:-I ginned in dha dnS last
fall, starting Mt 6 o'clock. a. NJ, and stop
ping at O'Clock =. NJ. G. $50 lbs Of lint cot
20" 'h" Machine nsnd was th 4j saw ri n
built by you for mo in 1866. IT. wds hriVen
ny nh = horse steam Engine. was
present during The entire trial, stRrted
and stopped tho work myself.
Yours Truly,
JNO. BRATTON.
Mr.. j. ". EWion.
The Fifty Saw Gin bought Of ycu has
given perfect sntisfnciion. average ten
bales per dry, md one Hny ginncu ihir-
teen bales iii Selse iIoIrs. -
sep 3.Gw T. P, NtUBL
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FOR.
COUGHS, COLD H0ARSEKBSS.
AND ALL THROAT DISEASES,
III @ ME
Wells CarboIic Tabbts
PUT Ur'oNLY1N BLuB B MRs.
A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY
Sold by oil Dru ggist
MA1tY SHARP COLLE$SE.
Domestic Inteiligrafce.
LOOK TO YOUR OWN INTEREST.

LOON TO YOUR OWN 1NrERssr.
'1NRUTH will prevail-Facts nrc stubborn
J. things and will.not bear denial-To sec
must bo 10 bclicvc-In these DAYS of pro.
Gress. steam has become tho great motive
md labor saving power Of tho ago, in all
industrial fnd manufacturing pursuits
and dcpnrtments-Why should not every
family have q Steam Washer.
The "Eclipse Steam Washer" Is the
best. 1tdoes not occupy the epsoe of one
square foot md is adaptable 70 any stove
boiler or round pot, in whfch water can be
boiled and with 1t one woman can do
what is ordinarily Regarded DAYS wash in
from two to three hours. child, twelve
years old, may use it and do the work of n
grown woman in one half the time, and 70
gard the labor of using il only n pas,imc
With it, washing has ceased to he tedious
Or laborious, and "Bluc Monday" has
ceased to he dny of confusion and hor
ror, because with little or no labor two or
three hours suffice to do days wash
without scrubbing. wearing or tearing tn o
clothes, breaking buttons 80.
Time, labor. money, and material all ar
precious-economy is wisdom and il 8 fruit
health, wealth and ,happin ess-Look then |.
economy in washing, and save your clo,he
20 wear Tcur times as long as whom wash
ed by the hand nGd board, by buying and
using the Eclipse Steam Washer" Which
combined with that very attractive and
unsurpassed Eureka wringer' consti-
tdtes n complete and perfect washer
every family and wnshcr-woman should
md can have it and no sensible washer
woman who has at heart the interest of
her patrons will oppose its uso
The ''Eclipsc" is simple in construction
scientific in principle, effective in work
and Will wash the finest or conrseet fabrics
more satisfacI orily than by hand, in from
fifteen TO twenty minuteD. Price but fou
dolnrs-Will be for aale for n few dav
longer nt r. NJ. DUNLEVY'S.
june
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TO TTHE
Wholesale Trade,
:----. 80 +: -

! TUDGlNG the future by the past. VIC
= enter with confidence upon this our
new enterprise. Of separating our Whole.
1 sale from our Retail Trnle. by having n
separnte and distinct House for each :
And in doing 40. VIC fat,er ourselves thai
| IL will not only meet the apptovnl of our
| numerous cusiomcrt, but Tint an "Exclu
sive VIII 'lrsnle House" viii bring us n
large influx Of new trade. aid or a chnr
aoter not heretofore chjoycd.
1t must be obvious to every buyer TINT
a strictly "Wholcshlc House." arranged
and ad n plcd For that Taade only, with n
corps of experienced Wholesale Statesmen.
with n stock carefully selected for thai
Trade only, and moreover, the nvoidnncc
Of coming in contact with retail buyers
Such house. VIC assert. must and will
commend itself TO The trade.
Four years ago we Advertised That we
intended 10 make Charlotte q wholesale
mari, and ours '.1he Wholesale House. -
"c now have the proud satisfaction of
seeing it an accomplished fact.
We now call YOUR attention to the fae,
that wo hive converted our superb store
into IN exclusive v olcsnlc House, wlcr,
you can fnu nnL n"vo os oods nccossnr,
for n country store. 10 wit: Dry Goods.
Clo,hing, Boots, Shoes. Hats. Notions.
Groceries. Hardware. Millinery, oil in
complete lines. bought IN large quantities
and from tho very first hands.
Our stock is now arriving and will bt
complete about The LIST Of Sept cmber. and
will be the lnrgest Of any here, tho pre-
teniiJns Of others TO the contrary no. with
stnnding. We respectfully invite your
personal inspection, or writo 10 us for
circulars.
Very truly yours
WlTTkOWSkf & HlNTELS,
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HAVE YOU TRIED
sy u .hk;Ra. hkRa t. .E2 Y B A.
ARE YOU
Weak, Nervous or Debilitatcd ?

Are you so longuid that my cxcrtior
requires more Of an effort than Won fec
capable Of making ?
Then try JUkUHEBA, the wonderful
ton'c and invigorn.or, which acts go bene
Ic'aiiy or the sccrct1vc organs rs TO i'm.
part vlGor TO oil the vital forces.
IL IS no alcoholic appetizer, which
stimulates for short time, ONLY TO lct IN a
sufferer fhll toa lower depth Of misery,
mli 1t - vegetable tonic acting dircctiv
Oh the liver aud spleen.
IL regulates tho Bowels, ouicts tbc
nerves, and gives such n healthy tomo
10 the whole system ns TO soon make the
lnvaIld Icci Ikea new person.
Its operations IS not violent. bui Is
'charn 3Ierzcd by great gcntlcncss tho
patient experiences no sudden change. no
mar@cd results, but gradually his troubles
"Foid ihoir tents, like tho Arabs.
And silently steal AWAY"
iaiS Is no new aud unirioI discoyorv
hni has been long used WITH wonGcrfn
rrme''a' results. AMI is pronounced by m o
highest mcdicni authorities, Ihc most
powerful ionic and alternative known"
ASK your hruggis. for it
For sale by WM. F. KIDDER & co.,
New York.
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M ANT Eh-nHcnis for i!ic best selling
W ar;iclcs in the world. $500 worth
Of samples given away to those who will
become agents. }. BRIDE T. CO., 7G7,
frpaiway, n. Y.
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0hiciai Directory Of Fairfield
County.

sENATon--Moscs Martin
nErREsrSrArNEs- Isaac Miller, Levi
Gco, NJ. s. Miller.
j.. ". Dnvall-ShcriT.
lraml. H. Clowncy--Clcrlt Of tho Court
". NJ. Nelson--Judyc of Probate.
,. L. Dlvidson -CoHniy Auditor.
~. NJ. Nclson-County Treasurer.
". }. rawford-Schonl Commissioner.
COUNTY coMMlssIoNEus--lI. l.. Elliott
Horny Jacob, 3ohn Martin.
II. N. Obcar.--. U. s. Commissioner,
HoTARrEs rupLIo-M. G. Robertson, A.,
K. Craig, II. N. Ubcar.
TRIAL JCsTtCEs-A. VI. Mnckoy, ". Il
Marshall, II. Il. Flanagan, Silas W. Ruff,
y. u. Kirkland, James Carter, Thomas
Walker, Dr.. Ira s. Scott.
"lNNshoKo NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH
CAROLINA. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $500, 600
PAID UP S76,000.'
". II. Robertson, President.
Geo. II. Nc Master, Vice. President.
Saml. B Clowncy, Cashier.
NJ. G. Robertson, Teller.
DlnECrons.
W. Il. Robertson, II. Il. Elliott. James
Beatty, George II. McMastcr, d. r. Elem.
rikrn, Jas. B. McCanta, JAS. II. Rjon, Jas.
=. Drice, A. S. Douglass, Col. William
50hnston, Of Charlotte, N. &.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Pierre Bacot-Intendant.
wAnDENs--F. Gcrig, J. a. Fraser, W.
NJ. Nelson, J. U. McCnrlcy.
CHIEF OF roLluE-W. B. Gilbert.
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TO All Whom it MAY Concern.

NOTlCE is hereby given tn 1t app,ioa.
~ cation was made' OH Tho is, IN dav of
September, 1874, 10 the Clerk Of tho Conri
OF Chester county. for charter of inco orpo-
ration for tho "Blaokstook Mounted Rifle
C!nh OF Chester county, in accordance
WIN Inc Act Of tho General Assembly in
such case mado and provided,
sept l5..1m
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CHARLOTTE N. G.
RETAIL.

Now, few words ahont that. We now
occupy the superb house hcreto,u.. so
favorabiy knowH n5 the Messrs. Bee.
Brown & Cos. Dry goods House, to cnr-
ry on ouf Retail business, and M SIX
CclStDr' is, and has always been OH,
motto, we claim nlso in that line TO excel
in stock. to excel in lowncss of prices, and
to excel generally, We will, in that
house, have n, corps Of thirty Statesmen
and Sales. Imdes, all experienced. nffable
and obliging
gaS~ Wo will mako tho Millinery
branch specially. ~NSa W. & Il.
mug 22-2m
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Mr.. j. ii. EAiot.

Itake pleasure in stating that I einned
with ono OF your fifty saw gins during
tho month OF Oct. 1873. nine bales of cot
ton weighing an avosngo . 425 lbs, from
sun up To sun down. with everything
working right with the engine ginncd a
bale an hour on moro than ono occasion.
Yours,
JOHN VINSUN.
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L
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makes the WEAK STRONG,

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IRON, ds 50 combined as to HaVo
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Oaa state Of the blood, or ac-
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ton, 6ttt are permanent. S,,f,ss
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A First Mortyagc Premium Bond
OF THE
Il. J. EhtSTEiAh LNIiiBIIIDN CUNpANy.
Authorized by :hc Legislator, Of the State
OF Y. 2ni Series Drawing, Oct S, 1874
EVERY BOND
purchased previous TO October 5th will
Address for bonds and full
particulars,
MORGENTHAU BRUNO & CO.,
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/. O. Drawer 70. Application for agencies
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-30
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