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Dy lalLn2 INTO Inc same place.
Bosroy. Ff6!! iifpl,Rits itsalt n III iIseSSg
scpptatises To-day rsieigMNIthc. rtsoa
tiSniot 1872, censAripg SesaloT Charles.
isdmncr, by soteof41siyes; tH9 ra ~
JphtEAnESu2, HibAEl. ,ArEt ailAed4'
tionf1of the bond bstwsGa tpe s;iamgss
Twins began yesterday morning, hut no
fact can be obtaincd,iin regard to it7
Everything isconducted with the greatest
secresy, as the operations 5Lre FBsid4 per
formed solely in the presence, Of five mad
ical gentlemen, Whose nnfnesl,a already
been published. c..t.,sf.
Tho vault of the First National Bank
of Quincy, Illinois, was 'T6bBtn o
the night of ythp iath7 INSTANT of
about 800, 600 in currency, besides
QtIsptity of bonds anil valuable papers,
and u large amount ios special deposits,
ftr trirelars cut through three feet-of
so9Fn4lsonry. The safes wshs Bar%ied
openmith hRosdcr. There isho'cldt to ths
robbers WYf1lN' ,,asla A ao.,sta4 ''S ,s p.
The ENatisiiIn 1tn6gesg report on the
question OF transportation, atieTparthn
discussion, we withdrawn, on thc
ground of being too specific and not gen,
cral enough inits character. The mat
ter lies over until the next meeting Of
the Grange, which adjourned to meet ON
he 25th of February, at Charles ON. m
New YORK, Feb. 1.-The women tenn.
perancc movement is under.headway in
Brooklyn, and a enmmittecE wasaaps
pointed yesterday to impornpc tile Leg
islaturo for amendments to tue coXeise
law. FH -H5e
The Superintendent of the SWyth Side
and Long Island Railroad has been re
quested to issue orlersrcsosipg receive.
as freighsintqXicptjpg liquors. 4yIEY8
LrvtrPoqI,s, Feb, tz-NoonIC Cotton
quiet and stcadyi uPAeds 7 . orleans
l-sl@sSd.
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S22e. 500 in Cash ciftsI
AS FOLLOWS! .-.I.,.
'sssi cath etl. amounting to s2es, 500


The distribution will be in public and will
be made under tl.o same form and regulations
as the San Francisco and louisville Library
Gift concerts. under the supervision of a
committee Of prominent citizens, selected ly
the ticket holders.
Reference us TO the 'intcgrity,of this enter
prise, and of tho management, is mace to the
following well known citizens
sam. J.. Tlbbals, A. Toponce, J. Nalsh, j.
II, Fefrish-- members OF Git, Council.
Judge j. j. Black, Assistant United Slates
Assessor: Mash h Greenwald, roprietors
Metropolitan Hotel; Eugene Moore, City
MarsiIill; w. w. Hull, architect; j. Kehon,
Constablci j. Cup or, jeweIer; Capt s Howe,
contractor; q, ID. Richmond Il Co., commits.
sipn merchaats' A Il. CaInbel, PROPRIETOR
Central iot.l Siogleten Il Creath, prsprie.
tors Pacific !du9lysHS l. Hitch, merchant,
Sandy, utaL A. g Ttqfrison, Helena, Mo
tana. -il i,f ~ tN. II o. II
We will also anuouuco that each and eysry
bpsrson buvng ticket can at any and ali
times examine our books, and all business
transactions connected with the enterprise;
and as the drawing Of prizes will be placed in
the HANDS Of honest and disuterested meu, 1t
will insure u fair and impartial distribution.
cqOd, TeTpoFSiJie Agents aeanted. Literal Cops,s
-'I missions dAOiged.
&c" Money should be sent by express or
oy GRAFT on any solvent bank, by Postolhcs
Money Order or Registered letter, at our risk.
Dor particulars, address m.I sl...
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One = Qusssi victdtis's chAplains Is
visiting the unitst states, fprn him
loose ss.sAs hits Houss. .ItS . splen-
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-02-15

Thstss tArailaD ~ seriously ill at
Rome.
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yr9RS9~@<tT-sA
The Xow Yefk Leehktass sssgoes back
ON" thsI Iceasasaiaa HfpcslHsS in q viJ
that isepsSlnsf., n fAsf viil not send end
eemni1eaQ9srps .neds ~ bsisi1s sls q
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The English- premiership lies be-
tween Disraeli and the Earl OF Derby.
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Gen. Sherman Rsd slciear head for
economy AZ wsl1 "A Sat fighting. = - hs |
proposes to we tkhsoHiers in seqlpg
the polss Of tine aemiiAslegrsph linz,
from FSfs ,siil toilIsrSSnsville, and
thus Aye an itams spas sfpepse 30 the
goverpNsnt. Ser sherman nis' \, inf in fs- =
vor of.proteessng ONr trsptier at any
expense less lbszard, hut would save
ali the Expense possible 4The people
Of Gus frontier Hss SrAAffA and and have la
exceediagly good Iseppries, and viii
not forget tina intsssstdakep ip. !theil
wslfsrs by this famous soldier.
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sszkS--rE-SVSfT FTnla asH9Illl
We present, on our first page, the pro,
ceedinsse Ahs LegislAtnledn reference
20 the fsoatiw bf2k dThisiausStion is forcii
ing itsek Upon shsLsgiilaAurscarly in the
session, essfit, Slaoaid.SfrhS solemn cons
pac. MIA, wifi sst tbtlvs stontiersmsn
BY the pshOcrsti.a psIsy nj fall, must
bs carried out An I hszaITds, I Tho only
troublsgyes see Y u rs mlseEsple c0nai.
tion of shs STATE AAAnrfss AAnr u and rear 'ha'
the great ascsssiV existing for retrencah> p,
.aent oiahe expunassdf We State govern
msnt will operate tol hutI off much aid
that under other and nore favorable cir,
cumstancss, wosla sbs given To this part
Of our popplatfon2 iqq'z
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The Goa and msssutJ folks Off Massas
chussts haws6scindedtlse Fesolution'ceil
suring OaAAes Simmer, spsssed in i1s7e
for his 'ieoSrss With reference to battl,
Aass:' saIvlrls lelss ia,ssqs sdi ioi luo.
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Hard IN for matter, The. News pub
fishes knifs gflaisi history =. y !. IS ,t not eg
the first grinders" hiAtory that has ap'
pesrsd ipsshstpsRers A1Aigh snd mighty
psrsonses, i~Asshs isse sbssn grinding
the face 81 tIS jeSft Of 1,sxss, published
. little Autobiography iAyths News last
fall. 1sos 20 qzgRaIA1s
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The Sherman Regiatsr warmly sn-
dorsss Mt ssihapsJn's bili providing
fer = pabiis 'weighsr.as This { bill is
destined !. s gSeaq y qdt deal 14 Of at at
tentionsffon the farmers aof Texas,
and those going ,on the record as
against the measure, ,!wM hsEe to an
sver totHgr- Tread smakers, ,for4athe
oct. +
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James Hofaoa DcaretGa tbs proprietor
Of the NsEs York HsFsldp- gaye thirty
thousand dollars, on thetvslfths to sups
ply soupts tn p06fIssfO Nov York. VT
was gssssaba Sssd. I'D "a sntiSsssll .
n nfinfHraya q riaAI I L anhlL no natLa
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NoTTCE

TNHE following n ,med persons sro
l. hereby notified that they hayo heon
appointed managers Of Eleotio IL at their
respective Procints, at the noxt general
election to be holden on Tuesday the 3rd
day Of November next.
w1NNsDoRo
II l. Elliott, & Mclaughlin, John b
Jno. A Despor.cs, Howell Edmunds,
Douglass Fox. :
Starns. Moses Baker, Henry Smith.
4 v Jenning', Jno. " Robinson, silss
Ruff.
JENKtNsviLLs.
'as K Rabb, S Swygart, George Burns
MNNriCELLo.
RT Marlborough. II NJ zcaly, " II
Trapr.
YEAsTEnrIfLE.
CIV Faucet. D r Fcnster, James Car.
TINduEsvrLLH
John McLarkin, Cslvln Brioo, Thos
D wit. '';
GLADDRNs GROVE
jas A Mct:rorey, Jas l. Richmond,
Strother Ford.
KtLLiSsWoQrH.
Louis Wardlaw, Frank Killingswor h
Jam "A p. Crson.
W DUVALL,. !
NJ NELSON. Board Of Com,rs.
MOSES MARTIN.
oct 10
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Why Usurpers are Upheld.

When the kellogg government
was ovorthrown, recently, the Con.
sorvativos retained powor long
enough to capture Kellogg's check
book, and boar it away. This check
book contains some remarkable eyi.
donco as to the motives Of Congress
in perpctuating the rule Of southern
ufurpers. This book shows that
Kollogg,while the Louisiana question
was sgitatipg Congress, sent checks
for largo sums of money to Mat. Car.
pointer, Boast Butler and other radi.
GAL luminarios. Carpenter received
u retainer, and then argued in favor
Of kellogg. Ho then demand. d
moro money which was refused, :,
when ho turned violently against
his former client. In Now Orleans
no denounced tho Kellogg govern.
ment, and two days after received
another thousand. Bu.ler claims
TINT his fec was for loyal services
rendered. in tho Courts. This is too
thin. Bribery is too apparent. And
thus are these Infamous satra.
pies forced upon suffering people.
A stringent law should DO passed
forbidding Congressman to engage in
any legal proceedings in which tho
United States or ono of tho States
ia party. In this way these infa.
famous subterfuges for bribery can
be prevented.
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The State ofSouthI Carolina,
CoUNTY or Fairfield.


Court Of Common Ploas-Summons for
Relief-Mary X. Harrison, Plaintiff,
against Thomas w. Woodward, as Trus.
tee, John X. Harrison, Eunieez H. Har-
risoh, Lucie Il. Harrison, William O.
Harrison, Estcllc a. Harrison, JOS. u.
Harrison, Sarah,n. Harrison, Defend-
ants.
TO THE DErExDANTs You are hereby
summoned and required 10 answer the
complaint in this action, which is fled il,
tho oftioo Of tho Clerk Of Common Pleas,
for The said county, and ,tos servo copy
Of YOUR answer to the said comrlhinl
on the subscriber at hls Office, Nos nhd
.. Market street. Winnsb0rn. So. Ca
thin twenty Js after tho service hereof
exclusive Of the day Of such scrvIoa , and
II you fall TO answer the complain Within
the time aforesaid, tho plaintiff in thi,
noti OH will apply TO the court for the 70.
lief demanded in this complaint
Dated l7'h Aug 1874.
Plaintiffs tttorhcy.
To tho Defe ndnnin, John X Harrison
Enbice II. Harrison, mcie 4. Harrison
William Harrison, Estelle A.. Hnrri,
son. James G., Harrison and Sarah III
Harrison
Take notice thnt tho summons in thi,
ctio nj. Of which tho foregoing is n COPY
WINS. filed in tho oftica Of the Clerk of III,
Court nfCotnmon Pleas for Fairfield Coun
~. in The af f"resaid Stn:o, OH. the 27ih day
Of August, A. u. 1874. -
JAS. H.'RlON,
d.. '''. Plf's. ATTY.
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Judge Carpenters Charge.

Judge Carpenter in HE rooent
charge to the Grand Jury of Rich
land, alluded to the charges made
by tho Union Herall that James a =.
Bowley of Georgetown had received
largo bribes during tho past sessi on
of the Legislature. (Bowley is an
Independent, bouco tho righteous
Indignation of the subsidized Cham
bcrlsin orgap). Ilo ordered tho jury
to Investigate the charge, aud, if it
be true, to present Bowley. If false
to present the Editor Of tho Uaion
Herald for libel.
This is very good in its way, but
Judge Carpenter would have deserv-
cd moro praise had he alluded, over
so mildly, to the charges brought
against Patterson two years ago for
bribery. Patterson is q much more
brilliant luminary in the galaxy Of
republican statesmen than Bowloy,
and it would sccm that his case de-
mands particular attention. 1t 10
unfortunate that our worthy United
States Senator who by his previous
good department. had won from q
grateful constituency in Pennsylvan.
ia tho soubriQust Of "Uonest JeAn,"
should have his previously uDspottod
reputation dalkened by this blsmish.
Judge Calpentor.i 10 not tho friend to
Patterson that We thought he was
or he would have pressed an investi.
CATION, and given Honest John no op.
,portunitp Of clearing himself, much
to the satisfaction Of tho Conserva.
tive citizens Of the State, the Now
York Tribune and Sum-. and his for.
NOR neighbors in Pennsylvania.
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State Of South Carolina,
sept 2 .x6
CoUNTY or Fairfield.

Court Of Common lcas-Copy Summons
David II. Cork, Plaintiff, agains, Adam,
Dunbdr, Defendant;
70 the Defendant You nre hereby .um
moncd aud required to answer the com.
plant in this actio on, which is iIcd in the
ofhce OF tho CLERK Of Common l'irns, for
The said County, aud 10 s,rvc copy of
your answer TO the sniI complaint on III Q
subscriber at his office. Nos I md O.,
Market Street, WiLnsboro. s. g., within
twenty days after the service hereof, ex-
elusive of the day Of suoh sc, vice and if
you fhil to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid. The plainIiff In this c
ton will apply to the COUrt for The relief
demanded in tho complaint. y ted lst
october, 1874. 49,. LAS. II. RON,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To The .Dcftadant flake notice lhat tho
summons in this. action was filed in: the
office Of the Clerk Of .hc e ,urt Of Common
Pleas Ut "innNhoro in tn, County and
state aforesaid on the Isi dny Of october,
1874. JAS: II: RION
lst Of Oct. 1874 Plaintiffs Attorney.
oct ING ,.~.:
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

TINE corartnership heretofore existing
i. under tho namo Of d. r. Gladney &
Co., is dissolved by the death Of L. nj,
Murphy. one Of the copartners Tho
bust ess will be continued b, tho under
signed in his own name anI on his OWN
account.
All persons having demands ginst tho
'aio firm Of D. II. Gladney g. Co., will
send them in nj once, and those indebted
VIII make payment 10 the undersigned
without delay, as tho business Of the firm
Eu be settled. d. GLADNEY,
SEPT ~ Survivor
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Goods at Auction.

PY VIRTUE authority 10 me grant.
- cd by the Judge of i'robato of Fair
field County. l will sell at auction for
cnsh, on Friday tho 28rd Of October and
succeeding days, the entire stock of goods
and furniture in the store room ih Wins.
boro, lately occupied by J. NJ. r. Moore,
consisting Of Boots Shoes Hats Ready
made Clothing, Ladies' Dress Goods.
Crockcry Ware &C., SO.
A =. DOUGLASS,
Executor of Will Of J. NJ. Rutland deo'd
oct saw
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dependent Republican Convention
for Governor and Lieut.. Governor
amongst the speakers was Senator
Dunn, tho President of tho Executive
Committee of tho Independent Re-
pubiicans, who alluded to Attorney
General Melton in tho following
foroible language l.. @g.G N*.ni.l
Gone moro word aud am done.
l have heard that Attornoy-Gen eneral
Melton, in spoeoh in tho up oou ntry
has ohasged mo with pro:osing to
Chamberlain plan TO- recognize tho
conversion bonds. l hero publicly
say that, if it DO true that Melton
dared to say such thing, she is q
liar, aud tho truth is not in lin"
Cheers, and cries Of .'Go for him.,
from the crowd. lhave found that
whenever man chooses 10 stnnd up
against those rascals, and they oan',
DO anything else, they begin to lie
about him. | bopo thoy will. get
the LIARS reward On tho 81 Of next.
November. What say hero I wan,
reported, and also want Attorney,
General Melton to fully understand
That when he next meets mo he has
got to retrnct that charge, or it will
DO the last word that QUO uf US will
spoak." .I
Wo call the ab vo pretty plain
talk, and Senator Dunn evidently
meaus "busihess." THO Attorney.
General will have to "oomo to the
scratch," or back squarcly down.
We regard it worry unfortunate tha,
a political campaign can't be con.
Quoted without rcsorting to bitter
personalities. However If Mr.. Dunn
has been grossly miarepresonted, a.
he claims to bo,;hio language may BE-
jnstifAble. We express the hope
that no blood may DO ehed.
The Independent Republicans.
The Convention Of tho Indopend.
ent Republicans vas held in Charles
ton last woek. Delegates from twen
ty two counties wore present. Judge
Greene was nominated for: :Gevornor
and Maj. ~. RI. Delaney, black,
Lieutenant Governor. The platfor m
adopted was the platform of the
Cha berlain Convention. This WAS to
show as Sam Leo said, that tho In
dependents are not fighting republi.
canism, but the thieves TINT .di.gracc
it. Kainey was .'ndorsed for Con.
sress in the first disttiet.t: e. w. M.
Mackey nominated against Buttz it,
the second. Il II. Cain agains.
llogc in the third, the anticipated
nomination of kershaw was endorsed
in the fourth, aud J. p. NJ, Eppine
nominated against smalls in the
fifth. The Independent nomination
are now before tho people. Botl
republican parties stand on tho anne
platform. This platform is not
wholly acceptable to all tho citiz=ns
ofthe State but as VIC have no op-
portnnity ofchangihg it, we had bet:
ter supper: the honest candidates il
preference to thieves. We trust
Tint Greene and Delaney will be
supported by the full conservative
vote. The Union Herald concedc ca
$4,000 colorcd'votea to the bolt, two
years ago. a change Of $1,000
this year, with tho full conservative
support, will eloct Greene handsome.
lY. :. ~,
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COMM MUNICATED.

In your publication Of the pro
coedings of tho mass meeting held
in the Court House Oh the 9th inst,
the following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted by the meeting,
was omitted. Ibeg ito Insertion
RESOLVED, That this meeting dc
again semble in tho Court House
on Monday the 10Th ins:., to take
such further action as the exigepcies
Of our situation may require.
Very respectfully,
II. A. GAILLARD, Sec.
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Somebody says Yale College seu
dents stud> ono hour per day, pull
boat three, box two, and talk about
athletic matters the rest Of tho
twenty.four.
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TO IL Whom il My Ccncern.

NOFlCE Is hereby given that hrtlica
~ cation was made on the 18th dny o
September, 1874. 10 the Clerk Of rho Cour
of Chester county, for n charter ofinc crpo
ration for tho "Biackstock Mounto., rim
CLUB ofChcster county, in nccordano
with The Act of the General Assembly
suoh cnae made and provided.
sept l5..lm
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Plain Talk,

At n large meeting held in
Charleston Tuesday night to ratify
tho nomination of Greene and
Delaney, the candidates of the In.
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tiOn with one eminently worthy of it.
Wt is stated the freo common n
schools will not be opened in this
County before the 1T November.
What is tho matter 7
t'hton Herald.
Simply that tho radical admins.
tration h., stolen the school money
belonging to the different Counties Of
the State. That's all. Aud yet "the
public schools are not closed. The
treasury is net bankrupt"
ee &C.,
The Charleston Sun is professod
advocate Of Cen. Kershaw's claims
for governor. The Sun wishes q
straight out nomination, aud does not
propose to support Judge Green or
any Republican. These sentiments
do very well coming from such papers
as the Edl lcfield Advertiser, the Pick.
ems Sentinel and the Greenyille News.
But the Editor Of tho Sun, (Judge
Thomas} when ho accepted office in
tho Republican party, did just what
he processes now to bo unable to do.
lie Joined the party. Wo do not soc
any consistency in this.
Again, tho Sun asked the State
press, care you for Kcrshow Speak
out like men," ind promised to pub
lish their respective answers. In
response we said, "Tho Winnsboro
News at present advocates Judge
Green for Governor and Gen. Ker-
shaw for Congress-" Tho Sun has
failed up to this time to insert our
answer. We call UPON it now to
give il an insertion. The Sun like
the PLnnix is actually aiding Cham.
bcrlain. We shall measure the hon
csty ef its course by the nlacrity 18th
which it publishes tho answer of the
News to its query.
"lt is tho Legislature which spends
tho money so gathered into the
treasury. The Governor has not
the control Of dollar Of tho public
fund"
Union UcraW.
A, wo cYpootea, Chamberlain is
beginning to shirk responsibility al.
ready. BY tho time hc is elected
governor (if that disaster over hap
pon), it will bo discovered that the
governor has no duties whatevor to
perform, except to draw his salary
and tho contingent fund. Toio,ery ac-
cusation heretofore brought against
Mr.. Chamberlain, his only defense
has been cit was not my fault, how
could help it." lTe is preparing
this excuse even now when simply Il
candidate with no bright prospect Of
success.
This assertion is unfounded.
While the governor cannot say what
money shall Le paid, it is clearly hi,
duty to say what money shall not be
paid No act appropriating even
single dollar can be made of force
without tho signature ofMe Gorcrnoy
or two thirds majority in tho house.
Mr.. Chamberlain sees that if he real
y desires reform, his vetocs must ex.
cccd those Of Andy johnson, the
champion votoist. Ho will not have
the nerve thus to bravo n majority,
and his reform will bo like that
promi scd by Franklin J. Moses, Jr.
Poor Chamberlain
- % -
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The Pennsylvania railroad claims
tho largest locomotive in the country
1t has twelve driving wheels and
weighs seventy five tons.
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NEW GOODS ! NEW GOODS.

NEW GUODS NEW GOODS.
ARRIVING DAILY.
TUOICE C. II Bacon Sides, Canvassed
~ Hams. Lnrd, Sugar, Coffee. Teas,
Rice, Cheese and everything usually found
in frs. Grocery IIoase.
ALSO.
a well selected Stock of Boots and Sboss
the greater part can warrant to give on .
tire satisfaction.
ALSO.
Nethans Cabinet Rye, Old Satin Rye, Old
Golden Nectar and other popular brands
Of Rye Whiskey. Pure old mountain
Puro old N. g. and Pure old Kentuckv
Corn Whiskey, Cognac. Peach, Apple
Blackberry, Ginger and Cherry Brandies
Sherry and Port Wines.
Pure Liquors speoialty. Parties
needing any Goods in my line do woll to
give me call.
sept26 RI. MtCARLEY
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The Ph9nix.

As We gave Mr.. Solby Of tho
Phoenix an advertisement recently
in the shape Of a card to the public,
we will repeat our favor by inserting
a second card.
To the Public.
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The little county of Lexington has
sixty.nine candidates for the General
Assembly.
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To the Public.

AS there appears to be .disposi.
tion to.. o..misapprchend tho article pub"
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duty, VIC can rely with confidence
upon the election of our candidate.
We invoke the assistance Of all,good
citizens, both white and colored. To
all we say, join hands with US in re-
conciliation and peace, and help us
defeat dcmagogue auj fill high posi-
tion with one eminently worthy of it.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-14

"t is stated the freo oommo n
schools will not be opened in this
County before the 1T November.
What is tho matter 7
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-14

"lt is tho Legislature which spends
tho money so gathered into the
treasury. The Governor has not
the control Of q dollar Of tho public
fund"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-17
GRIEF.
The Handsomest Of All.

A woman's letter to the Philadelphia
Press has tho following:
Senator Mitchell, Of Oregon. sat
leaning back upon sofa In distant
corner. lie had resigned his Senator
lal seat for the time to benefit a prom.
inent member Of Congress. AS he ap-
peared, with the gorgeous walls oil the
Senate In the background. no liner
picture could be found for all artists
copy. Tall. elegant and graceful.
with q singular purity Of complexion,
his head crowned by glory Of chest
nut hair. such rs the ancient painters
used to delight to transfer to their can
vas, large, deep blue eyes, such as
Raphael gave his Madonnas. Fell
into trouble with woman," said the
newspapers. WIN water fall when
the clouds are moist? viii labor seek
the nelghborhood OF capital? Alas !!
viii duck swim? Senator Mitchell
Il not to blame because he ID the hand
soonest specimen In the Senate. He
did not make himself. Suppose he
made mistakes or committed mischief
before the sense OF right or justice was
orystalized In his mlnds Who knows
anything about the temptations placed
before Adonisy What did Adam do
when Eve gave him the apple aud told
him IL would do him good?