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THE OREGON ELECTION.

Democratic Victory Indicated.
SAN FRANCISCO, June s. 1874
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Eighteen counties give Grover 5s4 majority.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 8, 1874.
Representative Nesmith has received telegram
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-28
Special Notices.

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the Fairfield Herald.
pUBLIsB3D
"EV'ERY WEI .JrESDAT.
Texas Must Fight il Out.

WASHINGTON, January l6.-Tho
following dispatch from tho Unitod
States Marshal at Austin, Texas, was
received to-day by. the Attorney.
General. "The newly elected Go.
vcrnor (Cooke) was inauguratod last
night. Armod men arc guarding the
approaches to the offices at the Capt.
tol other armed mon have possession
of the legislato halls conflict SENS
inevitable. A message fiom you
may save us from this disaster." The
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT replied that he
could appeal to tho 'pdrties to pea
oeably anjdst their difficulties. '"Can-
not somo ono negotiate a settlement,
as l have no power to interfere with
with force, nor have you any duty to
perform in respect to the matter, ex.
cept to exert your merul infueiice.n
The President has received another
dispatch from Governor Davis, say.
Ing that under the constitution he can
hold his office until April 28th, and
tha: he is making preparations to
protrect tho officers, and asks for
military assistance. Pic policy of
the government in this regard has
not changed since the telegrams of
: Grant to Davis few days ago.
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A Parisian merchant purchased
$4,000 worth of Jewelry in London
recently. On hi journey home he
was Joined by q young man, who,
alter short discussion on tho athe
evils of sen sickness, offered him
what be called real Havanas. The
merchant took a cigar and commeno.
ed smoking it when he at onoe bo-
came insensiblo. % recovering he
touGd'he was ut Dover, aud that his
Jewelry and acquaintance had disap
peared.
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Tho pictures sketohed By Mast at
his lectures become tho property of
the young man who assists the artist
in the arrangement of his paper, &c.
The young man takes the pictures as
pay for his services, and from their
sale lie derives his income, disposing
of them at one dollar each,
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CnArrEp HANDS, face, rough skin,
pimples. ringworm, salt-rhcum and othoi.
cutaneous affections cured, and the skin
made soft md smooth, by using tho JUNI
'"':n rHn HcH", made by Caswell, Hazard
X Co.. NV York. BE certain TO get the
Juniper Tar Soap, rs there are many imi.
tntions made with common tar which arc
worthless
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The Tichborno claimant, who is
thought to resemble Tweed in morale
as well as in peson, has now appa.
rontly prospect of continuing the
para:ell by being sont to Jail. Tho
whole defence Of his counsel has boon
based on the idea that he is a scoun-
drel, and tho prospect is that the
jury will come to tho conclusion that
tho scoundrcl is sguilty of perjury also
Tor which he is being tried
The claimants stock payable
when he is recognized 90 the
lawful heir, is said to be no lonecr
salable.
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DR.. Sharp'ss Specific cures DyspeS.sia,
Liver Complaint kCons tipa tion, Vomiting
Food Sour Stomach, Water BrashS
Heartburn, Low spirits, SO. In thirty.
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Willie the Rev. Mr. Guinard was
delivering tic funeral seryiSes over
the grave of tho murdered man, Mr..
Hersey, the premises Of the minister
were set on fire and totally destroy
d.-Ora"gc0s.'y Ne,Ds.
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COmlnCndublc.

IN tho case Of the State vs.. Cyrus
'Clarkson, .(colored) indicted for
grand larceny, in stealing cattle,
tried yesterday i'll the Court of Gen
oral Sessions, the Jury, composed of
colored men, brought in verdict of
''not guilty." contrary to overwhelm-
1M. and conclusive evidence of the
guilt of the prisoner. No one upon the
Jury was able to write the verdict,
and the Judge ordered the Clerk Of
the Court to endorse it upon the
record, and the foreman to make his
"mark "
His Honor then commented upon
the conduct Of the Jury Commissions
crs in drawing men grossly iliteratc
and incompetent to serve as Jury.
men, rebukcd the Jury for their
total disregard Of all law and owl
denco in the case, ordered that their
names be stricken from the Jury list,
and that the Sheriff furnish twenty
four men Of Intelligence and intcgri-
ty, from which another Jury might
be selected. lie expressed his regret
that under the law the verdict must
stand, and that he was unable to set
it aside.
This conduct of Judge Carpenter
cannot be too highly commended.
Some such vigorous and fearless nd.
ministration Of Justice is needed to
check tho unbridled rartizansbip of
some of our public officers and the
shameless disregard of all obligations
shown by many who are called to act
as jurymen and witnesses in tho
Courts Camden journal.
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A gent lcman showed us his tax
receipt in s43,s sfor'tiftecu cents, and
in 1873, it was twenty-four dollars
and seventy.fve cents on, one hun
drcd ahd 'seventy!fve aros Of land
GreenviUe RcpubHcaa.
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',Mr. B. T. Crayton, ono of the
most successful stock growers OF
Anderson County, has raised white
Chester hog which Weighs seven hun
drcd and fifty pounds.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-28

A Tarre IIduto 'dry!goods clerk is
said to be SO slim, and his head 50
sharp, tn It he slipped rubber tip
over his poll and attoiided RECENT
masquerade ball us leAd-pencil.
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"Bobby, why don't your mother
sew up your lrousers:p' "Cause she'e
down to the yestry sewing for the
heathen."
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The approaching ond Of the tedious
Tichborne affair has set tho Britiah
public to thinking about the cost of
this extraordinary trial, and from
recent estimates it appears that the
Government has already expended
half a million pounds in prosecuting
tho claimant for perjury. Up to this
time Tichbornc has cost, in judicial
salaries aloho, 925,0oO. The first
trial, in which the claimant was
plaintiff, occupied ono year, and
hence tho Chief Jnsticc's salary,
TT 200, was expended on tho claimant.
The present trial has 60 far lasted
twelve months. Hcnce an expense
or .elS,0o0; $4,000 'as salary of
Chief Justice, aud $4,000 each for
the. puisnc judges. The most impor-
tant part of the expense is found in
the fact that The Crown has taken up
tho prosecution in the present trial.
The abiest advocates ut tho bar have
been engaged, and the fees paid to
them are enormous. Mr.. Hawkins
is said to have received q retaining
fec of Gl 900 on his brief, and also 10
be in receipt of q daily "rcfresher"
of ESQ. SERGEANT Parry is credited
with having been retained by3 fee
Of G750 and refreshed daily with
ESQ. The three jullior counsels arc
dismissed with "rotainors" of .G2OO
aud "refreshers' of .GlO to each.
The witnesses, numbering about one
hundred and fifty, have been brought
from distant parts Of the world, and
their expenses can scarcely be cS'i.
mated. Several Of them arc NnrNn
to have received $1,000 to induce
them to leave their homes, apart
from their daily expenses while in
England. TO destroy Luic's evidence
thousands Of pounds were expended
ON commission to this country, and
q few thousands more in prosecuting
inquiries throug ghout Great Britain .
All these expenses have been incurred
in prosecuting the claimant, so that
the disgust of the British public at
finding that his defcnce is near Of
expensive to them is no matter OF
wonder.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-28

Professor Goldwin Smith, in a
speech before the congress of trades
unions at Sheffield, England, on
wednesday night, advised emigra-
tion to the United Statos.
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PNO1irE &EFTLES{'MN'r RI,
VUIRED.

1ART!"S indebted to ihc undersigned
l. either ty notes or open accounts
arc ONCE MORE requested to com" for.
ward and settle their Indebtedness. Those
remaining unsettled Oh the lst Of Decem
bcr next, will be placed in the hands ofan
Attorney, and their collie ,tion forced by
the usual legal course.
Cotton will be received at market price,
or held until better prices prevail
This notice lis final, and those in,c:cstcu
will savo money BY needing it,
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IRON i'm the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

Tho Por,sVio,e Syrup, O Pr0tects
cd Solution of the P,'0toDtde OF
Iron, is so combined as to h0vo
the character of an uEi1,ae,,t, as
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auth the blood as tho simplest
food. 1T increases The quantity
of )Nat,&re'S CaUn Vit0LiSinO
;1Oc,1t, Iron i1 the blood. and
cures " q thoatsa7sI ilIs," sina1JU
6VT'01ai7eO at11, I1lVi0Orati1lg tt7eG
Vat0lisi7eO the iSy3te1n. The en-
1'tche6 and VitaIiseI blood per-
s,aeQtes every part of the body,
Y'epatTi7aO damages md aV0ste,
seGrchtaeD oat 7l10rOiG sec1'e'-
tto1,s, 01etI lcavi,eg nothing for
dtseuse to feed at1)on.
IHas as the secret Of the aUO11s
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o. b1G state of The blood, or nc-
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sing St7'c71DtIt, ViOO7', O,1G 71e,O
We into ttst pts;'ts of the syste,e,
ana D'tttdaaaO at1' an Iron C0,s-
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JURTJBEBA,

Itafrests decay OF vital forces, exhaustion
Of no nervous system, restores vigor to
the >ae'ibitated. oltanses vitiated blood,
removes vesitlse's, obstfuctions and acts
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:, The Highest Medical Authorities OF
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The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1874-02-27
A VOICE FROM PORTLAND.

Mrs. Editor:-I am proud Of having
had the opportunity to attend the Ore
gon State Woman Suffrage Convention
that came of in this city on the 18th
and 18th insts.
The Convention was grand success
the business being we'll planned, was
conducted with unusual dispatch, which
reflected great credit on the officers of
the Association. The presiding officer
displayed full acquaintance with the
business, as Chairman, which rendered
the session very harmonious-indeed, it
seems as though the members of that
Association "were with one accord In
one place." considering one OF the
greatest questions of the age. And now
allow me to speak of your noble Secre-
tary, Mrs. C. A. Coburn, who showed
herself apt, competent and not to be ex-
celled by any one in similar position
in any deliberative body. I noticed
that your elections passed off just as in
all the best regulated assemblies, which
argues that woman is mans equal in
plans, in deliberations, in dispatch of
business, and will soon beequal in regard
to all the great interests of the Nation.
As to your majesty, honor you in bear
ing the burden of the cause during the
heat of the day, as shown in your most
estimable paper, the NEW NORTHWEST.
The subject of Woman Suffrage has
my most hearty sympathies, and 1 am
satisfied that its accomplishment will
only be matter of time. Women
throughout the country 'oiU be er,frGn-
chised. 1 congratulate the Convention
on the success that crowned its efforts
in this place. 1t augues well for the
grand future of the cause. \.
Portland, Oregon, Feb. 16, 1874.