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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02

Booen nab uno mad bis an bic Drainir=
r0bren bllob Dere0ett, cine ttefereS Gtbt
miro fru6tbar, Die i6lumlnerloenB lam-
senn1britpffe III oerlel0en tueroeu aufs
ael0lt luIo 3ur Biloull9 Der &u(turgez
fpdtle ael6idt semo6t. Die 9nft nit
ibrsm 3e%rlesenoen Sauerltoff permag
ndIlli1 jcbt tiefer IN ben SOoen e!il3lts
Oringen u..o bic i'm untergruloe btsber
nublos a%bgelaGerten Ndbrltofe lebenot9
3u mad3en. Daour1 miro SaGlei6 Die
Gieffultur Lobnenoer, tloem Der llnters
srunb ii1 ni6t pieoer l6lieBeu fam,
lonoern loder blei6t. Cine Vol8e bters
BON lit nun pieber, DAB Die Selteunn9
lei6ter u,lo tpeni9er toltipieltg miro,
tuas BEL geriagerer Sp1Ilrs u!lo ArbcitSS
trait ~belonoers pi9tig ut. Dau8Dcrs
lutte our0 8erIauern, Nu5UiHtern,
8letNperoen UNI 9totbreiFe Der anges
bauteu Yaau3elt treteH i~eltener etlt, unO
falE. man oesbaIo be6aNpten, oaB DER
Sooen ii1erer lDir6 uAo BEN entlpre>
6en0 elmer b11eren Gultur aberiDieIel
lDsr0eu tam.
auf eiuen BuHft muB nod beionbers
aufmertialn gcma6t iueroen. lSie 9es
lagt, gelDiebt oGS Orainiren 81 benz
3lDefe ,!oas iiberi3Iiit8e Baller gu beiet;
tigen; oaB Drainage aDer an1 bel troGe5
ner QEitterAng uon Sort0etl letn fam,
mag Ntan6em IonOerbGr erl9teNel. Die
0rainirulg trodnet aber nt1t aaetn Den
8o0en bel feubtem 2Setter, I~Otoern tie
befeu1tet ibu aulD ipirtlt6 III 3eiten Der
Oiirre. Die marnle Guft entDdlt ltetS
Wai1eronlnpf, Der li1 bel 0eriDrung nit
an0eren GOrperu nieoeriAla9t, IDe!ta olele
tdlter ltno ais Die 9uft. Die unteren
Yopenl0i9teu iiuD aoer tets fdlter ais
ole Suft all eiuem tDarIlen Gage, uHo
leBGere miro allo bel iDrem DWrGb8ang
our1 Den 8OoeH iDre 6eu1tigtett Oh tbn
ablegeH. 0lele 3ufuDr BON Ueuhti9tett
it ltgr wi0ttg 6ur @rbaltnng Oct YHanS
5ell 5ur 3sit Der Otrre-lie lit 10 beoeu>
tsilo, OaB o~ittIals ELL AusluB Don 8ais
ltt aus De, &0Dlen eintreteH tam, obne
oaB ell SropTen 9te9en gefGueH mar.
Dies ift nomentlifb BEL unleren grOBen
SommerDirten lu01I ms AuBe gu TaEei'.
NlgeiiNts Der groBen 8ortbetle muB li0
Die UrGge aufordngen, lD0Der eS %tontale,
oaB ole Drailirung ltDt III Sr0Berenn
UtaBitnbe bier in A%nlDenonna folHmt.
Glne !0anplurl06e ld)etiit unS Der TN
gaaSeu gertnge Sulaulnen3aIt Der ctilSel=
aen GARNER mnIer einaaoer 3n letl, uno
lider lleBe ftp aud IN Oieler 0tniiOt ouf
genollenl AaTtl:aeln 8ege @roBes erS
REDEEM. 5er lteBt ein iueites uno fru6ts
t~ragenoes Telo fur Gle 6armers @lub5
uno abnLi6e Uereine often. Ser 9roBte
TeiuD 0ueS SOrtl1ritts lit SnooleH5.
Xestele failn aber uHr ourdGrfennen oeS
Eerufes itnD Ger e%pentuelen Sortbeile
geboben iptIoen, unO iDlAes gej6iebt ani
belten ourtb Sereint9ung Ill Uar4ners
@iubs. Beltrebe ulan liG oes6alb lbers
ali lol9e Su biloeR uno maDrbaft nuBbar
3u ma6en. Sdeue man Die tleine Wtllbe
nibt; Die 3ufuuft bir8t aud tir Die
@rliloer SeBeH Ill ibrem S0OoBe!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02
3mgaGO0ttem SeS @aOStDMtaS
uoU GDn06mmes-

Sn ben mciften GGQen iilb eS Die Tr5z
Ite. lei IS til SrllDttllg ODER 0erblt, lpelz
DE Die 0offnun8 GHf cine reIWe Oblternte
5erit0reu. 6ritgfroite I'M 0eC0T ftnO oft
moO gefGDrlI0ec ais Die 0erilOttgtell
Spatfl6tle tM VrI0iaDr, OenH iene I0es
ten orr niOt llr Die &noSpen, lon0erIl
auh Oa5 ltnreife 0ol3. 0a8egen regt
mil0e Witterun8 ill Jt00Dtnter ulo Ans
fang pes UrtlQiaDrs Oas 2Sa0StDum Dor
Otr 3eit 0ltl {; tritt oaln tDte0er Tdlte e!n,
eDe orc 8lltgen gang entlDi6elt itnO, 10
iterben 0iele ab. Sn lolOeu SG6ren fino
Die lpGtblu1enoen SOFTEN in Bort5etl ;
iDye Nll!tDeN entpideln liO loon mo res
oelnlBig; oalielbe TIT Der TalI bel l0ls
CSeu, made III Der StlltDe gegen &Gtte
HnenlpttIloli0 ltuo. 9tsDalb lolte man
DDteie beiDen Sorten III nuierem JiorOiue>
Iten bet ant flal5ttlgen bon Sauularteri
Del0n0erS 0erlduOttgerl, ll6nlentli9 oa,
mo Die Sage 9egel Die l0Goll6eU
perulag. Wtu man aber all iOiWen
Orten neben ben ioeDen 9%enonnten
Nrteu au0 friiDbtiDenoe unO in Dec
9lilt5e eGnpfinoIlDe O6Etbdume anpfaltz
Stn, 10 be3eIDHe Ilau 0tele gellalI ulO
trabte ibr Ma0Stbum 3uriidjubaIten.
Dap man bieS taun, lit i0On cine alte,
iooW fat Wieoer DerJeiiene Sa6e, iDte eS
oenn iiDerDaupt ntDt lelten lit, DAB iber
o0s 9teue manA 9utes elite Dergeiiell
miro. lin DGs NadrStDum zines Saus
mes s~urild3ubalten, Deotde man ben Sos
oen, 10 melt etlDa letlle NurSeln rei0er,
tIn Winter, wenn ct 8efroren lit, etlua
etneu DQlDen SUB bob nit 2aub ODER
Dinger. 0urW Oieleu 0ruG miro Der
fSrOlt III Der @roe In0 DaourO bic Ve9e>
tation 5~uriidgeDalten. Gei feinen Spas
lierDduu1eil it oieier S0uB %belonoerS 3u
CmpieDleu. Wtan bari 0tele SOtttbtss
m0Brcgel Done ir0enO wei0e 8eeintrGhs
ti9ul8 i'll Se3uS auf 0telfe uno @iite Der
6rlbte pornebmen. 9as 8erIdumte
lDirO in ~unleren beiBen S0mmern balO
na0geDoIt. Weun aud wirflt0 10 Die
TruDtc 5ulpeilen etlpas ipGt rcifen lOas
len, 10 tbs Oo6 getDiB ltetS better, reIfe
Irlibte ipGt, ais gar teIle 6u erDalten.
Obit3u0tfreunoe mOJel ll0 otelen tleis
ncn isn't merten nnO til beDOrltebenoen
6ruDiaDrl bel AuSiuabl Der G~n5upHau5ens
0eu BGupIe !uobL ouf Die Gotten NIdt
bnDeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02
Srnimireu.

0bmobL Sic Observation-Disclosures 8cs
metn auelfaunt lit, itno bod Die 8or>
tDeile 0eGlel0en i'll 0al5ell iDeniger be-
FAINT, ais erforoerliO, e II %nn5weifelz
bart wiilDe Die AuSfti0rMng oerleiben
lonit cine Diel 0ugemet1ere letn unO tpes
nigltenS III DiOt Delte0etten 0egenoer
cine gr0Bere N0ltation fur otelelbe berrs
IWea.
6a1iea mir tura bier bic ipeIentlt6ren
8OrtDeile 0er Drainage, lDte ftp lol0e
aus Der GrfGDruig ergebeH baDen, 3u>
Iamnlen. IS miro o1s uberflIlliBe f0Lte,
Deriaaern0e gS1iler Dur1 0~ielel0e abges
Ieitet. Ser Nfer miro troGeu, 3u ie0er
SabreSSelt SugGngliO ulO 0eSDalD rebts
3cltig Deteab1r. GeBteres lit Uame:tLl1
fir uulere norOweltttben @eseuoen BON
unbere0enbarer Wi0tigteit. 8earOeiz
tllllg oe5 60OenS III n0llem 3uitauoe tit
betanutltD BON Den gr0Bten Jt0btbeiteu
ui0t nur fir Die cine Grnte, iouDern fir
ben phpitf0ltlben 3ultaIO 0eS Qal0e5
iiberDaupt. 2tbipdrteu bis gum genigen5
ben neutrality-suspicious. 1T OaDer ertors
oerliO; o0nltt geDE aber bQuftg cine ge5
rQume Sett DerI0ren, eiu unltQnO, Der
bel Der nur fur5en Segetations3eit inn
9toroiDeiten bon enorner Wt1tigfeit lit.
oer bei prainirtem 80oeu aber uoultGns
dig me8idut. SIS erDGlt OIeisr uMltouO
nod lebr Ge0eutuug, ais Gnert1Nnlers
maBeu Der Uooen 0ur1 DraiItrun0 AUDI
bcoeutetO lpGrIner miro. Do ia Die mar
mere beIrudteuoe 2ufr OH ole STEELE Des
ob9eLeitstsn @runbtpaliers tritt, tuoDurch
3u9leiO U0rtbeiIDaite nemil0e llaO pbps
IitaliiOe Bto5elIe III Denlet0en eingelettet
uno D0u5o8en WerOen. Oieier 9SGrmez
uuteri0ico DetrGBt ~tDeniOltens einen0rao
3teauinur; o0S Stlo miro allo oleiAlam
uM 2 Sreste9r0ot naO SuOen gelegt. tn5
DEM eln SrelteBr0o etnem Geuperaturs
uuterldieoe DOla einem DGlben Wrooe
0ttaumur entlpri0t. 3ruei 8reiteQroDe
absr beOin0en eine 8elOleunisun9 Der
8sgetatiOn unA IS Gage, mte prafttIAs
G:rlube ltets beluieleu. Ser Sommel
itelt ftp lonltr gisIOIam fruber eim uno
Daucrt IdHger, D. B.. Die Bs8etatinns3eit
ipIr6 n%er9roBert. SIS Dtro Iermsr Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02
Observation-Disclosures
Ds sp9n5eu.

Seaup cine Yf(anSeu8dttung lit 1eit
(dnaeret 3eit 10 ms 9tntertreifeH gts
fDnluIsll ltllo aus ocr Wt0De geCat9en,
ats pie I%ogenaIaten S.Iccel0uten, Ole
oiGb(dttrtBeH Saftpflan3en Mno GGcteen
&c. lil0 bob oeroieueu olelsloeu etneli boz
ben Wr0O Ger Ssa0tuug Aler, lDetmc lie
ais Oeforation oes 3tMmerS 3u Ueyluens
oeR 0tlegenDeit DabtI. Sore Oft bISarS
rel Uormen, lore 0enIBlamfelt nit oft
nrr einem Wiluimum BON GrOe, ote tues
ntge Bflege, Die lie OeriGngen, itno Gtz
%0enlbaften, Die lie Dor man6en 0l0erell
Yflau3en>@attnngen O~Orau5Daben tto
Wtsbatb iie 9elulB DerOienen, bGuf3cr
angeluanot unO benuBt SI iperoer. 2Sjr
adDlen auBer oer 9roBen Wtsnge pun
NactlS>2LrGen bierDcr pte Oer10le0elcn
Gj6eruIDen, Compendium, Seolnl,
@rdnela'S, Observation-Disclosures &c. Mle
otele uulo nod) etHe Wter9e Nnoerer, AUDI
G~upDrobien, eiglen lid 9an3 Uortretfl lD
all0 al Wttniatur>@ irttn in 3ummern,
luie tie neuerOingS in gr0Beren UtiltrGns
men III Adobe tounlels. Wenn ma oa
init WelNmaG Die panenOe 2tusiDaDl
trIfft, 10 tann auf eitem tlctnen Yl1teau
pOu rulOer Ooer 0UaIer Sorm ell 9ttppz
pf~lnn3engarten bergelteIlt lueroen, Der 80
bis 100 ueri0ie0ene Ylan5enfornlen re-
prGlentirt uno ltberttD eIHe Drtgtnelle
3tmmer5lel0 De lit, II welder Gup OeM
Ylau3enfrennOe, Der iib nt1t tmnler
oarum betlnlnlern tam, Die Yfltge Dcr>
ielueu 1tDr erlstdGtert, OG ia, lDte be-
tanrt. aud ctl uOult1not9es GrOdel:
werosn oleien Hf1HSeA telne1 SOa0en
hrtnnf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02
(6Ortiesuns fOIst.)
Gon RaD tano 0erts.
s II [ C II B.

0ts A6geor6uetenbans
BON SIltnots uetiebte oer 9wIloOOl
OerbOBrter Gourbonen, !De kDe Die
farUigen ainoer oes S0uIunterrib ts be-
rauben molltell, eineu oerben 4ritt.
Oas S9ulcomlte Oes 9aules berihtete
gegen Den Ylater'ibcu AlItra9, Oer baben
tpOute, OaB oas @eleB. ipeLhes DIE or
fcntll1en S6ulen ocn farbtgeu &lnocrl
Dffnet, pioeuufsn iDcroe. Die Seriube
bes Nntraglle1ers, ieincn Nntrag CUR
siUeitsn NeTleiun9 au brtl9en, DIrOell
Don Der arOBem Wtehrbett oeS 0auies
barIA ab1elpielen, IND DEM Ylater1dlen
NntiQae lelOlt luaro eth tdDe5 @llOe Bes
nla1t. O1enbHr mar e5 oas l0btibc
Streben Der SppolitIonSpartel oenI
20noe nahoriidttO Su beIUetlen, oaB tie
nit Den 0nnfelulGmnsrr, Die ltb III t1r
brett AL m0Den luDen, III Sa0en oeS
8olfsunterriAts MtDt Oas OtiHoeite 3u
tbuu baDen lutu.
Oer @iienbabn~W onopoliit & III
Scott bat ietne 2lnitrengungen nod
beim eBigen Gon9reB lein rieiiges
Serass8 actfics BaDn< S0pInoel> groleft
burhSuRyen f~eiueslUe9s aufge9eben
i~onDern laBt Ourh cine gauge S60ar pOn
GorruptiOnS N9enten fit 0aslelbe III
Mal1ington arbetter. Gr mill ELI G0nz
greBgeleb, moma6 Die 8uuOeafalie Gin.
Ien3abluug i'll 00lo fiIr Die .Oonos" Der
3erassE Gcitic- Gilelbabn MD Der ebens
fanS Scott geb0rlgen ebenlo banteruttet
9tlanticz 8acitlcs Sa9n ollf 40 Sabre 9dz
r~Gntirt, bic Wieile Su $40, 900 gere9aet.
Stab benz Vorgange De5 Sreoit> Wtobilier
AaKs H.: San II 0cf I'M = 81 h.1 hHB G(cNff EfO~
ietne Babnen cine ~vbelon0ere" 0~abu6auz
@eleul9aft eeblloet, Die aber ebenfaus
aus ibnl uno ieincn Wtcf3eu8eI bcltebt.
Oils Ba%hnprGlioent bat Scott nit Scott
ais 4Srdlioent Der Sau8eleul1aTt elnen
Sertrag gel6l0liell, Dona1 CT ote SGbI,
bic gang gut fur $1,000 Die Wtetle 9e>
b0ut meroem fam, tur $40,O 600 Die Utetle
bGuen ipiirDe. 81 tplirOe allo nit ieInet
GpieBgeleIsn BEL elmer 0dr1ntie DER Ser.
Gtaaten Oil Der Wtelie ciHen ASrOftt O0n
$4,000 MAIDEN, un0 bel Der &dnge Der
Sdbn tDurOe Der Hrofit So, COZ, 900 be-
trdgen. fir Oieien 9igantIl6en S0luinz'
Del lou Der Sur0 bluten. 0erlOleOele
SeuGtorel, oaruuter Cameron unD Der
S6nappladler @laDtou bon 0rfalla5,
ftno III penn yJtinBe", Der aud etIe 2Ius
5nbI 3eitunBen, b~eiouoers III 9snnipl=
%pdnieI, 9etGult bat.
9ie b0@ite 3eit 1T es bnB Der
bonn Nb8eoronetenbauie pon SuiuOis gu
bteiem 3uede etH8eleBte 2luslDuB enOz
Lib Die Slntra9er IN Mtlltamz
ON @ountD, Sill, Oornimmt. 0tun
Die SNredensDtrtlOlft Oauerte bis in Die
IeBtsn Gage blnein tort, Heute muroen
gtabts BON 9ermummten aus Dem &reiie
iprer 6a.uiLIe gelbleppt mo orauBen
N06 iuOlI9sr 6utlurs waanisr eepsitipt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-02

Die Norbb. aug. !3tg. (8ismard's
0rgan) lOreibt: ,Ourn Die 3eitun9en
Iler III Den leBten MO6eH Die 9tOti3, oaB
oas 8erlinsr MISREPRESENTATION erfldrt
babe, es f0nue Den Tiriten Bismarf
DOR neuen 10 or0auldG6gen ni6t
i1llBen. Cine iOl6e @rfldrung lit nun
3rpar mad MISUNDERSTANDING nidt
abgegeGeu. @leiMmoDl wlroe ~oteielbe
nnretne 1Datia6e CO nitatirt
baben. 9enn AUDI Die beitausseitattete
uuO 6%eitorgonilirte BOli8si lit auBer
Stauoe, einen @llsellen III elmer Oolfs
retdem OauptltaOt Dor men0tsril0en2luz
Grilfen iiWer3ulteueu. gu elmer Bars
nllg oe5 UiirlteH lag ODER liegt Oruuo
genug Dor. SIR Deute mag es init oteler
Nemertun9 fem SelUenoen babeu."
Die pteuBif6e 81 augGife
fir 1874 peIlt na0: l2YeneralsTetomay'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-22

ting Cardozs to make an sSolu,ise
investigation, wo sFe 1ot diSposed ~
differ with Mr. Duua ThistssexSlyG
sive" knowledge Of public Affairs in
time past has boon too often used
for private speoulatiot.s ,',.ss''ss''s'''. -
BIT We eepsare Mr., Dunn for not
mokidg on exhibit. This is die not
only to Mr.. Cardoza, but to every
tax payer of the State. And had this
exhibit boon properly furnished there
would have, been no.. cepss. fpra this
acrimonious and disgraceful discussion
between two high officials. ''' ~
Let us have that exhibit. The
State expects to receive about % ecu to
on the dollar for her deposit, and any
sort of exhibit cannot possibly! disa p
pCiBt Ler. o. hr' 1iHJ' ,ts,n.I
This failure to mako ON exhibit will
bs used against Mr.. Dunn in tho next
anP.ign. Werprediot. ..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-22
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the Dis riot court of the U. s. for tn
Dis rici of :. Carolina. In the matter
Of j. NJ. II. Moore, Bankrupt, 4,
forkville. in the snid District, on tho
81 day Of August 1876. '..
ClR: Take notice That petition ba,
- been flied in safl court, by J ~ r.
Moore, OF Fairfield Cnunty, in said Dis.
'rict, duly declared o bankrupt. un,!or the
Act Of Congrr 1s. entjt,ed IAN Act to cs.
'ab'ish uniform system Of Bankruptcy
Throughout the Enitc'. 'S'ntcs," approved
MAJ Gu ., 1867, for q dscha, ge and oeriiG
cate thereof, from nllris de6!s and otho
claims provuble under the, 50 d Act; an
The 23d day Of scpten.ber, 1876. at l
o'clock A.. is assigned for tn hearinro'
,he same, before ". T. Clnwson. one o
tire Registers III Bankruptcy Of 'sni
!iionrt, Mt his ,iiicc in Yorkvi,ic, :. @
when and whe,e you may attend. nm
,hew cause, if any you have, why III
prayer Of the said rcliIon should moi b
grhn,cd. 'aH'
ATTEST r. NJ WALLACE, .
-, .,- u. s. Marshall as Messenger
By 7, ". Cltweon. r..
Deputy Messenger. l..,..
sept SKIS q ..t..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-22
Just Received. .

\ comp etc assortment Of Fancy and
"a Heavy Groceries consisting in .pnrt
Of Bacon. lard, Huns, Mo!asscs, Flour
Nc, Canned Goods, Pickles, crackers
cheese SC.
ALSO
lot If the finest Liquors in town.
Corn, Rye, Burbon. Sherry and Port
"inee, Br ndies Of all kinds. ...
wish I" state TO my friends that
hnVc rc-,pcnrd my Bar, where they can
always find IL first class drink.
ALSO, -.
large lot Of aue Chewn and Snok-
ng Tobaccp and CIgnrs low for Cash g
sept. 20 Il. j. Met arIey. r
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-22
HYMENEAL.

Married at Kingsvillo, Texas, on
the 9th September, Mr. ELI Fl. HAIR.
KlSON, Formerly Of South Caroliua,
to MISS MATTE b. ADAMS, of
Texas.
Married at the residence of A. i
Ederington in Fairfield County, on
Thursday, tho 9th inst, by Fl. j. f.
W. Coleman, Esquire, Nm. LEE,
of Berkshire, England, to EMMA
CkOOMER, Of tho above County,
So. Ca.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-22
DR.. J. Walkers California Vim.

egar Bitters arc purely Vegetable
p:T2i:;::!a.t!cn, made chiefly from tho na-
two herbs found on tho lower ranges Of
tlio Sierra Nevada mountains Of Califor-
nia, tho medicinal properties Of which
nro extracted thcrcflom without tho use
of Alcohol. Tho question is almoss
daily asked, "What is tho cause of the
unparalleled SUCCESS of VINEGAR BIT.
TERsf" Our answer is, that they remove
tho cause of disease, and tho patient re-
covers hie health. They are tho great
blood purifier and a life giving principle,
perfect Rcnovator and Invigorator
ht tho system. -;Nevcr boforo in tho
history Of tho world has medicine been
compounded possessing tho remarkable
qualities OF VINEGAR BITTRRs in healing the
sick of every disease man is heir to. They
are gcnt!o Purgative rs we'll as Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
tho Liver and visceral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases. ~. "a q.
The properties of DR.1WADKER's
VINEGAR BGT'rEas are Apcricnt. Diaphoretic,
CarhinaCive, Nutritious. Laxative. .Diureis,
Sedalire. Counter. Irritant, Sudoriiic, Altera-
live. anu Anti Bilious. i'. '
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-22
SHERIFF'S SALE.

OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
u Yvirtuc Of sundry executions 10 mo
- directed, I will offer for aalo for
cash' at public auction. to tho highest bid
der within tho legal hours cf lie. at
Doko on the first Monday in October
next and tho day following, the FOLLOWING
described property TO wit
Contents of Store belonging to HOGAN
Z Cloud at Doko. Levied Upon "a tbo
property of hogan & Cloud ut the su;t If
Murphy & Little, agninst Hogan & Gland
ana others against the snme defendants.
She.iff's Office, - .1ai'''.>
Winnsbnro, s. T., - g..
Sept. lb; 1876, . ,.....r
sept 16-x2tl
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residents of tho United States, and q
nice prem ium of Jswclry, worth from 2S
cents 10 81. D6D't let tlIis p..ss von
try one one, package. Every body tx sure to-
g't more goods than they ever bouobt
before for tho pricc, and the luokiost rat
from five to- ten times the value of ihe;r
money. The paper alone is moro Than
worsh oV cents. and we give you this
magnificent prize extra Rememter ,ha M
payer anu the Pnoket for only so conts.
Agents wanted, Address -,
". NJ. BURROW. tlI I.
T. W. Dox o'' Bristol, Tennessee
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The New York Tribune says the
democrats Of Pennsylvania have
nominated two Of tho bost mon Of
the United States on q platform tho
meanest that could have been made.
Judge Pershiog is the labor re-.
form party candidate also. Ho
has sentenced two democratic
county commissioners 10 tho Pepitcn.
tiary for fraud ulent contracts
These facts made him wondrously y
strong candidate for reformers.
Piolett, the candidate for Treasurer
is the head of the Pennsylvania
Grangers and man Of the greatest
integrity. The Tribune says.
"The Independent voters, who care
little for party organizations, will
have to mako q choice bctweeu
Hsrtranft and Rawle, with the cor,
rupt Cameron 'Maokey Ring bohind
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TIE, RAIH RI1nhu HnRA

tpem, tat witIs;a a Sspeais.psyme
Ntatforn hnder thsir fset,I aedEPersh.
ApS and kPielett, 4Ao ster)ing Seform.
Gre, standiug onSthe wofst Sfag money
platform ever made by any CON yen-
tion in any Stare" ,.rr'r1 III,
We believe TIE pennsylvsnians
will try the reformers and trust. 10
luck about the finances. It makes
little difference to them or any one
else Whether their properly consists
Of rag nohey OF Spccie, # tho rings
aaretossteal litsall.sa, s,;,,, a, ~.
The way ID which Attorney. Cen
eral Pierrepunt has snubbed the.
Mississippi radical ring is amusing
beyond measure. The telegra ms
Of Ames having failed to convince
the Attorney G onersl that tropps
were necessary, a delegation, consist.
ing of Senator Bruce, q sheriff, on
Congressman and u several other
high ofivials, visited Washington TO
present their petition in person.
The Attorney. y.Gonoral questioned
them closely, and advised them TO-
80 home and organize for their pro
lection themselves. If this did no,
sacceed bo would take other meas.
ures. Pierrep"nt has no idea OF
following the example Of Williams,
He has respect for tho constitution
and for deceucy. '... ,,a
Ex-senator Pease doservea credit
lso. He telcgraphed to Washington
hat there was no serious disturbance
and that tic presence of troops in
Mississippi would be impo'itic. He
IS a thorough republican, butt mp.
pears to be an'exoeptivn to the gen
erai run Of Mississippi radicals. The
Now York Herald says the bloody
shirt Is now only few tatters.
Honesty and deconoy are the re-
quisitcs, nowadays, and 10 these
Amos and Ibis gang arc wanting. +.
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THE Attorney General Will Pleas Q
D. .'. &c.," Reply" u

The Union Herald contained the
following Clipping tic other aay! ~
"Wo join with tie Winnfbpro
Ne,Os and Georgetown Times in ask
ing Attorney Geucrpl Melton Why
he has not taken proceedings ,ngsipst
W. j. Wmpper,7who is charged, With
failing toIturn over $4,000 ,Ger
lenging'to the sinking fluid. Whip:
per is certainly IN ,Vflcnder Of, dar
kef hue than Purker, being y ooal
black gro."-News and .Cour,er. 4,
We are authorized to state that
tho sum offour cents will be paid by
VIZ. VIII ppcr to the W,nnsboro
Ne,cs, Georgetown Times, Ne,os and
Courier, or either Of them, if they
Will step to the front and make the
necessary afidavits, SO that the
attorney.gene may proceed at
once. Tort Royul Commercial. 49,.
Tbank Heavens We had no . per.
sonal connection with that abomina.
HE swindle, the sinking furd CON.
mission. ~ It. is with n sense Of
eternal gratitude to kind providence
that We are able to say we know moth.
ing of Whipper's trausactions. This
sin at least will not be recorded
against us. ,.... .'''' +" ! 2.
Our request of the Attorney G en-
eral was based upon the printe, 4 re-
port Of q Legislature committee that
investiga ted this sinking fund bust
ness, in which W. j. Whipper was
charged with ton thousand ,doller,
due the State. lie was charged with
this by Samuel Lee On tho Aoor Of
tho nominating convention. In the
caucus that nominated Judge Reid,
Governor Chamberlain himself de.
bounced Whipper in unm oasured
terms and charged him with corrupt
practices in the sinking fund matter.
We regret that we have been unable
to procure copy Of the report ro-
ferrod to as We would be glad to
reproduce it for the edifoation Of our
readers.
Now we arc not surprised that
General Whipper should assert his
iunocence of eho charge preferred
against him by high officials in his
own party. The law in itsr mercy
permits every accused person to pl o.
test his iAnooenco until ho is PROV
en- guilty.
But we are somewhat Hurprised
that this apparent vindioation of tho
General should appear 10 the Union
Herald, the organ Of Governor Cham-
berlain. Our contemporary should
not become u champion Of General
Wh'pper, for several reasons. First,
Governor Chamberlain had the mis-.
fortune to bo a sinking fund com NJ is.
sioner when large amount Of mon.
ey was enbczzled, and until tho
guilt is fixed upon some ono elso no
will bo called upon to boar a portion
OF 1t. In tho second place, in the
he'd caucus, question Of veraoity
arose between Governor Cham borlain
aud Gonoral Whipper, about this
same matter, and it would be we'll
to have this littlo question settled
between these high funotionaries.
In this status of affairs, since Gov.
ernor Chamberlain is personally in.
terestod, ana tho public generally
somewhat curious on tho subject, and
sinoo tho Governor seems to know
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4 Attention! Fairfield Sabre (,Inb

v OU are hereby ordered to assemble in
l. Winnsboro on Friday, 1at October
next, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, in uniform and
properly equipped, for drill There will
bo business meeting at which matters of
special Interest will DO submitted to the
cluo. members must como prepared to
pay oil dues and assessments. Ir -
.. BY order of the President. sd g..
8fr W. j. HERnON,
sept 22-x2tscpt30 1st Warden,
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FAIRFIELD HERALD
II. MEANS DAVIS, Editor.
Wednesday Morning, September 20, 1875

Latest returns from Maine from
264 towns, give Conner, rop., 45,035
and Roberts, dem., Al, ,54l. The same
towns last year gave Dingley rep. 40,
GOT and Roberts, dem. 3l,474. There
are Sc. 229 towns to hear from. .r
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The reported murder Of forty ne
groes by tho whites in Mississippi
seems to have been malicious false
hood concocted in Jackson. Full
accounts only show that three or four
individuals Of each race were killed.