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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-06-03
The bvantleS OF Reconstruction.

We copy from Charleston jour-
nal one o, The most painful stories wo
have read since the war. In a single
county in South Carolina there had
been public sale of property which
had not paid its taxes. Within fivo
days twenty.nine hundred pieces Of
real estate had been thus sold. In
other words, tho owners Of twenty.
nine hundred farms aud homesteuds
are so POOR that they cannot pay
tier taxes, and 20 submit to coils.
cation. Surely there must bc n
cnusc for this-a cauce, tho existence
OF which is sin'and shame. We
say nothing Of the scenes of dcvasta-
tim Inflicted upon the Curolinas by
sherman's army; upon the fact that
the army was virtu ~ permitted to
Village the State which generated
secession and was the home aud grave
q calhoun. let history pass upcn
that us it may wo pass it rs one of
those dark memories which We would
GLADLY forget. But here is q case
tor which no war. necessity can be
pleaded. South Carolina has been
governed SO wantonly, with such n
total disregard Of public rights and
private security, that she sinks :nto
,n"n'tion, that liberty, comfort and
the pnr,uit Of barpiuess seem to bo
impossible: Tie single incident
thus recorded illumipates the whole
Southern situatiou and dishonors the
Gdmi. istration Of General Grant !,
Wien he accepted the Presidency
his yearning was for peaco. But
can there be peace with govern
ment which amounts to confscation 7
n. Y. Herald, :,
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this. canvass be oou,ple,e: Wsssod.a
suggest that the points sopsidsIed be
the amount Of each crop this year
and last year, the amount Of ferti.
l'sels bought last year aud ,his, aud
the comparative condition Of :be
crops: s's - ,.'":1' = - -
This 10 ono Of the most Important
duties Of the grange. It will euable
tho patron to cope successfully with
tho Wall street speenlator. Of
course. this in orn,ation is to be kept
secret. for the benetit only of ~,
irons.
We are much pleased to zee Ridge.
way Grange showing such v,gor.-
(fhis may 30 due tu.,he presence If
the ludles, who number abuu. tweu-
ty.fve.) Aud we trust that other
gratges viii see the wisdom IF tho
proposition aud aocopt it. ..1
The oranges have a uoble work be.
fore them. They should not array
themselves in ant'gou;,m agaius. tho
merchants, nor the mer chants against
them. The chief Object 10 the i'm.
provctnent of tho agricultural sys.
tenn, and the getting of good pricts
for their crops. The Ridgsway
Graugo has take" the right step 10
assisting - obtain trustworthy sta.
ti,tio|. II every other grapgo dvcs
its duty, furmers will 40 longer
be in tho dark in regard to tho
amount Of their crop, and will no
longer DO tue sport of bulls and bears.
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disseni,SA Astwoeu tho two TE.sss
why toSk sdvantage Of bis illyotteu
>sess 10 oenssesstV pour iu:o thsgx-
ecutivt ear : orrens Of f.lsehoods
seainst the,.fasher., brothers, SOMA
Hnda@sotnrsdeszofsStl,sss fallen
heroes when thi. creature, taught by
she nobility Of other nasvres that re-.
s'nsiliation was shs; propar=sbipg,
sits dosa and s~r;tesv , rcolp~p gof
honey I'd phrases about tbs blood,
ohssm aud tho return Of harmony,
we 'sspsfiencs afssIiUg> So'f dttStr'
eontempt and loa,hing. ."' .1 Z.
"bIt Can the dead DO to ,suoh an
enemy It the living, This letter ot
Patterson only showsths d.masogue,
for he has, no re 6ns,nen Of seuslbili.
~ prompting any sdcb action. Pat
terson wants the past BURIED. SO
much dAmnipg evidence i. obeapod
agssnst him in the rnss that no i.
naturally anxious to begin anew.-
But his misdeeds will cling to h. IN
like the shirt Of N.ssus. The Fest
thing tor the S,ate would DO the dc
posit VI HOnest Johns alor,al re.
'nsins in that selfsame &c metary.'" II
he will only gs@tify Us with 6rst
class funeral immediately we will
engage to bring flowers, f,esh flowers,
to bestrow his grave, aud to sheu
tears Of Joy over tbs departed hero
Of kleptc,uabiac notoriety and bribipg
propensity. ...... &.
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Editorial Notes,

The trial Of Moses was, as We
presumed it would be, = ridiculous
farce. The doughty commander IL
chief did not even put in All sppsal-
auc =, and hts counsel argued that lie
must be impeached before trial.
The Cs.e has been continued till
next term Of court. This di.Rrace-
full termination of The embroglio
will reaot OH tho party, Tho North
knows that Mo.es il q th,ef and
ecoundrsI, and they will GLASS II q
party in tho samo category il Moses
is not brought to trial. We believe
the taxpayers will gaia mors eseL.
TALLY by Moses. victory, than il he
had been o"nvicted.
The Uoioh Herald attacks the
Conservative Psees for saying that
'be's is no prominent Radical lead
or in the State, entirely FREQ from
suspicion. Several tunes tho Univr
Herald has held up its hands in holy
horror ut such couscrvat.vo utteran.
ces; but it has never vet named its
bouest msa. Trot ous your uniu.react .
able leader, brother, end ie.'s look b,
him. We would b, very glad to fiud one,
f. IL be- merely for AIke ut variety.
Three County Commissioners OF
Baruwell have been sentenced to che
Pen'tentiary for ten, nine aud three
,ears resreo,iveiy, for larcen,
Justice IL Barhwoii 10 more 90. eue
than N Fui, Geld.
Tho News and Courier Shove tha,
there ure Que Governor. two treasur.
orr, ono sheriff, eight county comm.
sioners and one schvol ,ccmm,ssione,
all iu hot water f"r stealing ".nu
al that sort Of thing" bout two
huud:od more cu.pr,ts should joiu
thin happy band sit goes marcLinl
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-06-03
C0nnCsliCNt's Revolt.
PERIOD OF DEMOCRATIC AscRNDEN-
CY PREDICTED.

There has not been timo within
twenty years, till tho present, that
william w. Eaton bad the slightest
chanac to attain what has notorious,
Iy been the mensl'o Of his ambition,
II scnt in the Senate Of the United
states. That he has at lrst attnin-
.i it, and that Connecticut hus de-
;iberately turned away from tho men
Who have had her confidence for o<er
wenty years, to lift to her highest
representative position the man she
,as feared aud hated most, and
hose political opinions she has re.
vatedIy rcpudlutcd and disosnod,
= al event OF peculiar significur &C.
Whoever should have s.id two years
20, when the Republicans, strong
70 their ma jority quarr elod and split
Ito factions over the election of
enator, that Wm. W. Eaton would
g the next Senator elected, would
ave been compassioued as Il luuatic
such o prediction a few months latur
nhen the State was carried over.
whclmingly for Grant, would have
been wilder still.
In the same spirit in which conser
vative Connecticut swung over from
Buchunan's al administration to Frauci.
Gillette in 1854, she swung from
Graut's administration to VIM. W.
Eaton in 1874. The people nrc
tired Of platforms and protcstutious.
They have begun revolt. Docs tho
party in power understand the situa-
ton
AS for M. Eaton, with all hit
faults, and they are such ss may
seriously impair his influence, ho has
distinguishing virtues that may max G
him very useful representative.
The lesson Of 1854 to his own party,
and the lessons Of his twenty years
experience since then, arc not moro
his to profit by than those Of the last
two years, which seem specially di.
rectcd to his opponents. 1t history
does repeat itsolt, Mr.. Eaton's election
to tho Soua.e opeus period II
Democratic asc.nd,ncy, just Us
Fraucis Gi'let,e's led the way tc
twenty years of Republican rule il
the Stately. Y. Jribune.
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Ek. @w. Pbilhr. s5, Whh.rs Il
sp w5kht, $5, a; JksM CurIe.. ~. a.
ES. RuGlasst $5%W illian,s & u vis,
Va Pfintihp' 80, J"o A. Fuse, 81,
fJ.H Cummings. $2.5o, J. q. Mut.
l-N1 SIS. d. r Fleu.ikcn, IS, i'soot
sSssGoa,&5.vss'giotsi; 0Ssaazs''s ''s's''''l''
In Ridgcway: II. II. Ruff. $40,
Wm. g. tlihPugS $S. A F1ReK So
W. Bur we'll l1upat, 81, W. J. DAVIS,
So. r.. =. Despor'es Il Br".. $40,
Jas. A. Kennedy. 81. j. a. Simpson,
81. N. G Mycr 81, i. NJ. Smsrt,
81. J. A Gsikshy, 81. Totul. $42.OO
s,sraOl s,sraOltbeE,satsou,,tsstshuve astesn.'ssnbs
ss''bed, but have lot yot been col
'''r>'' ,S,V,, ~ j. e, II, MvMAsTERI (!
Com. lm migratijn,' +. q. -
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COMMUNICATED
on,
ot<n

COMMUNICATED !
Ar. Editor:
W. observe from notice in the
Union Herald-date 23d. inst .
call for the re.ssssnbliug Of the
"Yuung Men'e Republican CvLveL-
tion' Of South Carolina.
We coufess never to have heard
hefotc, Of this organization, but it
strikes Us rs good ,hing--ssa . mvys
10 tho right direction.
One Of the fatal errors Of tho Con.
ssrvstives 10 shht we have said to the
majority "eons ,oitA Us and we will
direct you"
live (the Conoervatives) would
profit by tho past, aud improve tho
future, We must change our seuti.
tnent snd say We will 60 with sou
and direct sou to "Trutb, Honesty
sLd Competency"
Our uus.t aud best, have unsni.
mously oonseLt.d to bury she do d
iSsues Of Dem 'oraey, 60 leave them to
the rough rsbbls If tbs North) AID u
lotD I" xss and sn hone>t adnin,.,rA.
tiun Of government il the debinitiou
os Il, publisanisin then they. intend
TO DO Republicans !!
Many VI your ssadsrs would be
pleased to know sowetbi.g about
this Convention. u.......-, ,....
P.X.P. b.
two will cay some.bing of this
cali 10 our nezt Ed,torisl.1 $751;
...... .: ovssmuEIcArgp.1
Nr. Editor {: ..
Piece print acknowledgment Of the
following amounts received by 9. Fl.
MsNisster, Comm sioper Of tonipigrA.
sion fof fairfield, and forwarded TO
Major, F. Mslohors, to promote imn.i.
grafton into South Carolina b.,
John Bratton, IS, JAS. II. Rion.
S5, Dspnsnbsra T. Co., IS, Besty. l.
PRO-, ss, Q. n. MoMas.sr $lo.5o,
paid to aid i,na.igrsnts already here.
II. l.. Elliott B. Co., S5, r. Gesig, &3
3 NJ as .Ec l34 ~ Gt!p ~ .Rb'
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

containing those Southern Roots and Herb,
which m nN.wi Providence hos rlace ir
countries Where Liver Diaeases most
prevail. II will cure all uiseasrs cauycd
hS Dernngemcnt "f the l. YER.
The sympt"ma If Liver Com p,,int are a
hitter or bad taste in the mouth Pain IN
he Rack. Sides or Joints. often mistaken
for Rheumatism Sour Stomach Loss Of
Appetite: Rowels alternate ely cosiive and
nx; Headache Loss ~ me r,ory, with A
p"i"fnl srnsation IT having failed to do
'omr'hihg which omqht to have f,een done
Debility, Low Spirits. n thick yellow MP
rearance Of the Skin md Eyes. {, dry
Cough often mistaken for Consum p'ion
Someithes many Of these symptoms attend
the disease, NJ o'hors very few hut tho
Liver. the largest nrRnn in The hndy, is
generally N" seat &C the III. ease. nni ,f noI
Regulated In time. great auffering. wretch.
edness and n-a'h viii ensne. a..
ThiS Great Unfaiiinq Sreoific will not be
fonnd the least Unpleasant.
For Dysprniin. rnnstiraiirn, .fauni're
Bilious attacks. Sick Fe"dachc. Colo
D. nrese'on ofspirits. Sour 81 omnch, lie. rt
nBrn. So, 60. .......
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR OR MEDl.
ClAE, go
Is tho Cheapest. Pureat and Best Fatally
Medicine ia tho Word N
Manufactured only by +,
... y. il. SErLIN & Coz,
Macon. ia. and Philndelp phiA.
Price. VI W. Sold by all Druggists.
jnne IS ... 80 ..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-06-03

a distinguished professor, resi'ling
not IA thousand miles from An.Iuver,
was recently on an excursion tu
Europe. Being in Edinhurg on. wet
Sunday, and desiring to 60 to church
hired cub. On reaching the chnr. /,
door he ten,lercd a shilling t, .bby,
the legal f.rc, aud VAS somewhat .ur-
prised to h.ar the cabman say, "rwa
shullen, SIR" The professor fixed his
eagle eyes upon the extorlioner. dc.
manded why he charged two shilling.
and the cabman dryly answered, "W 4
wush to discourage travelling on the
Saw bath as much as possible, sir."
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= - 's . vs. . ''
EDUCATIONAL NOTIeE

A N examination will be he'll in tho
. a. Soho,l t:ommissioncr's office nt
Wiunsboro IN the 10th nf june. Ior tho
free scholarship IN tho University s, c.
Applicants will he exsn,iped in FL giish
brsnohes = Algebra and Lntin.
,y,>. .,,.,.. = W. j CRAWFORD. '~.:
may 27 Schuol Com n,issioner.
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Sthcl!i Directory Of FnirGold
9. ..y County.

ssHAroR.-Moscs Martin
~ sPessswrAr,vEs--isaao Miller, Levi
aeo, NJ. y. Miller.
L..W. Dnvall-SheriT.
snm'l. Is. Clownoy--CIcrk Of tho Court
W. VI. Neison-Judgc Of Probate.
J. L. .Davidson-CoAnty Auditor.
". NJ. Nelson County Treasurer.
Pr. W. Is. ake--Jury Commission r.
w. J. Crawford-"choul Comm issioner,
COUNTY o0MMIssIONEns-I L.. Elliott.
( H">'y Jacob, John Martin.
N. Obcar.-- U. S. Commissioner.
,'.<oTAnIEa ruBLlo--M. c. Robertson, A,
a. Craig. II. N. Obcar.
TRIAL ,JUsT,cEs-A. NJ. Mnckcy. ". r.
Marshall, II. ". Flanagan, Silas ". Ruff.
u. Kirkland, James Carter, Thomas
Walker, Dr.. Ira s. Scott.
WlNSsB"R0 EATIoHAL DAHR or SOUTH
CAROLINA. AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $2U0, 600
PAID $4,000.
W. Il. Robertson. President.
Geo. II. h.cMnstcr, Vice President
Snmn. Is. Glowncy, Cashier.
III. G. Robertson, Iollrr.
DlREcrons.
w. II. Robertson, II. L. Elliott, James
Bcnty, George II. McAlastcr, ID. II. Flcn.
n'kcn. Jas. B. McCanta. Jas. II. Ron, jas
Bricc. a. S. Douglass, Col. William
Johnston, Of Charlotte, N c..
TOWN OFFICERS.
Pierre Bncot--Intendant
wAnpENs--F. Gerig, J. a. Fraser, ".
NJ. Nelson, J. U. McCarley.
CHIEF OF roLlcE-LaFnycttc Potcet.
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Honest John and the Con federats Dead,

AAVAoot o0Au Nn0 tu0 OutoUeflGo UoAu,
,Hopest. John Patterson has a 50.
oond time been heard from. From
the Sen te Chamber in Washington
he has written to SECRETARY Belkuap,
requesting that no discrimination te
showed against the Confederate de.l
10 the uAtioOai cemetery ut Arling-
ton on decoration day. Socretar,
Belknap relieved the alprvheusions
Of tho tonder heArted Son ator with
ia, ftltosi"g repIy: ..
'.So' order, relative to tho deooia
ii d" "f tho graves at Arlington OIL
tho 3O,h May, 1875, has teon issued.
The grou?d Of til i ctme.ery will or
that day. 10 ope"ed to ali ttde1ly
psrs,ns who ,dssi,e. to decorate NJ,
OF the gtuv>s within that enolusure.''
This reply OF tho Secretary y.
sA'isfoot"ry to oil oouoerucd We pre-
sumo. i,Cer,ainiy none OF the dead
heroes will ,ise iu their graves t.
| utbr aid hin highness. But We ar.
curious to know the grounds Of the
| interest manifested III the matter b !,
Honest John. Honest john is not u
ba,;lo SCARED veteran. When tbe
bloody Struggls wAs rAging aud Aho'
aud she'll were falli.g fast, tho red
o. oss Of our distinguished SenAtur
Was not p, escut leading valiant hus,.
to victory. >lIe was doubtless to-
deeply engrossod in Aome shoddy con.
traot, supplying the boys ia blue
with paste.booid shoss, or bean cot
fee. Whether he ard with the hom.
guard before Con. Early i-a sscrei
looked in his own bosom, As a veteran
then, nonest john IS not SUCCESS
His solicitude for the Cvnf-derAt.
dead springs not from the noble emo
tivu OF one herv OH beholding the las
rening place Of q bravo antagonist,
Patterson's glory has been uonisv'
ed in u more peuoeful arena. Com
ing to South Carulina with ueithe,
scrip nor purse, he has ACC umulated
over million Of the former, aud ar
untuld number Of tho latter. III
emulated tho patriotic bummsr il
despoiliug tho defencv.s,s, and risal
ed the notorious Bniabbas In robbins
the people. He vas acquainted Will
tho boast Of Philip Of MSceIon, thAt
no city 10 impregnsble through who's,
gate mule laden with gold can pass
and finding tho State house doc,
BROAD aud high, he Captured the us.
se,Dbled Salons at the frst onset. -.
Consistently with his former acts, ht
stole iuto the Uuited States Souate
aud up 70 tho prescott has done moth
in5 save slander and mslign tho bon
est c,tisrns OF his adopted State who
appealed from just suoh Villains 81
he. Now he appeurs 10 new role
and throws fsw fivwers into , Ii.
bloody chasm. '.",' 3
Thors 10 q great deal Of twadd't
about this decor alton business. Wher
We see q brave soldier paying o sad
tribute to a fallen sn,sgouist No are
deeply touched With the speotscle.--
It is q spoussneous tribute Of esssen,,
But when 90 individusl who skulked
during the war, aud when brave sol.
diers bad conqae' Cd pence. came "a
South Carolips and robbed q people
IF shom be vss In ti0ftsl terror
E~hi n shey were 10. arpsl; ~bo with
ohasastsyistie yillsipy eowsd sesds Of
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Administrators Notice.

A IL persons having claims agnins
IA. the estnte Of Lewis Perry deoeas"d
Hre' hereby no iicd to hsnd them in nt once
properly ntlea,ed aud those indebted, I.
make payment to tho undersigned.
......-.., w. Is. HOGAN. .
may 70 x3 Administrator
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Four thieves entcroi tho premises
of Mr.. P. Is. lrby, Of LadrensviIle.
and carried off Il bale of cvtton on
their shoulders.
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OILS! OILS /!

EGINE Oil. Train or Farmers Oil,
LIZ Liaseed Oil. Ncni ,Foot Oh. Kcrns, ns
OF, Alladin Security Oil. 70, sale 10y
march 28 MeMASTER & rRlCE
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-06-03

A thcmomotor in drug store in
Savannah indie tied lol degrees OF,
Monday. The News says "whew."
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A Rare and Pleas mt Exceptions

ThelHom Sam Bard, master Of
Atlanta, Georgia, is a gentleman
whose power OF starting newspapers
is only equallcd by the facility With
which he can st"p them suddenly
after they are f.irly .agoipg. lie is
an able editor, and it makes little
difference to him which political par7
ty he supports he thows soul into
his editorials whether he is one sid
or the other. Of late be, has been
devotihg his pen to tho advocacy. of
Granttsm, and has a postofice.
Nomo pohtrnasters when they get into
othce make tree with the putlIo fluids
but Sam Bard is not that kiud of a
man. lilo haA just issued manifesto
dated in Atlanta, expressing the
sentiments which his friouds would
naturally expect to emnnate from
Que. who has been Gvvo,nur Of a
Territory aud the editor OF nuner ,us
Journals Of various shades Of politics.
The manifesto is intended for the in.
formation IF people having little
bills against him, aud in it, after q
passing allu ion to the losses he has
sustained iu journali~w, he dis
t'nctly announces that be cannot be
induced by any appeal from creditor
or from those who daily solicit con
tiitutions, to owe, draw his salary or
to apprcp' intc iu any way "ouey
which he may not legally ur legiri-
mutely use. "lie whe would np, 70.
priate public funds to his own p,i.
vatc use,' says Postmaster Bard,
''is, III nay Judgment, utterly un.
worthy OF the confidence Of our noble
government or the people," Mr..
Bard adds that he proposes 10 dis.
ch"rge the duties Of his Office so as to
fully justify the couilenoc reposcu
in h'm by the trs sideut aud 5. nate.
1t is pleasant to tind high ,1hecr Of
Tire government expressing such ele.
waited views.-N. Y. Sun.
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A Massachusetts farmer s,y,:
"My cattle will follow uo until
leave the lot. and on the way W
to the ba'nyard ia The evening, y "p
AID call for lack Of hay" Sln,th on
says there is uothiug at all rc,narku-
ble about that. lie went into II barn
yard i'll tho country one day last
week, und nn old 'ull not only fol.
lowed him until i,c left the lot but
took the gate off the hinges and raced
with h.m to the house in tho most
familiar way possible. do has u"
doubt that tho old fellow would
have called for something if he had
waited little while, but he didn'.
want to keep tho folks waiting fer
dinner, 50 lie hung one tail Of hie
coat and piece Of his pants on the
hull's horas, aud ssunters1 into I'll e
house.
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T{o. ne .PFt]$hl5rs and Fan ::
n1eTs of South Carolina.

HlOhSgO4 ,H24eA Ao4OAiild.
TIIuE subscriber ,,rsprctiuly ihvit. :,
Il our attention 10 n Portable Pla, {
anu slrn,pht'fhil fence, which he cn,fden.
ly be ieycs h suly - eSSnhsV'Eence Qn,>t.s:.
,wl,ic" since ihr thn"gespf our lator system
i n,.w ih. 4nesIlon of the, fnrm.
This f,nce is ohe Of unqucsicrcd crit
or used il. Wi'hncnri, ONE HALF Less
EAlLS.-the uhaigh ~ crook d frhce can
be cnnytitcd, With M .ma'l casI, INTO sub
stnntial. du,nhIc icEce. without the use 0,
new rails. II is easily nndc-cnn he
tnpidly constructed. ri"pcrl, constructed
I ls proof against ub,uIy stock. wind cr
food. md will stand ten years, if not
longer, without rornir. No Inri OF tho
fence need touch the ground Requires no
I ost-holcs, 10 5, iro, no barring or norris
ing. r o.f1
This fence h,s heSen in Use in the States
Of New York and Mississirpi and in every
instancc has more than met the NJ ost snn
ghine expcc' ations stfthe most prntt tica
farmers.
This fence was patented by G,
Clnkp and 10, OF New York in 1867.
undersigned hns purchased the entire
ierrst Of the yIateWie,s for the stat
South Caroiirn.. ard ia lr:Ia,rd 10
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