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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01
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NOTHING Is MORE LADY LIKE than the
use Of fine note paper and neat fashion.
able envelope So think the fortunate
receivers Of such billet doux. The
sweetness Of charming sentence is
rendered more delicious, If conveyed on a
delicate tinted sheet of Prizes Nete
Poper. II is bad taste in gentleman
writing to lady on inferior stationery.
IT you wish TO be posted on tho latest
n"Veltics, the fashion in these matters.
enclose stamp 10 Walker, Evnns &
Cogswcli, for ono Of their little fn shion
books "Card Etiquette," or send an order
for recherche lot Of paper and envelopes
OF the latest style. Do not forget at Tho
same time TO order monogram.
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TAoCal Items.
Ray We "re net responsi ible for the opinS
Ona nf corroopop1onto

Rssy- We "re net responsible for the opin4
ons Of correspondents.
ras~ Communications to this office
will not be noticed unless aooompan lied
10y the real name Of tho writer.
Bes" Any person In the County having
knowledge Of any circumstance. Of int crest
occurring in his neighborhood will confer
favor by nishing information a. this
oihou. . 's"''
LOCAL Notices will be inserted
(except by special contruct) at the
following rates. .'..'...
For ten lines aud uuder,. $500
For each additional line $50.
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THE YAIK1xn.Ans.n .n n "a Axe.

mounted and move ut daylight in
the direction Of Blaokstocks searching
every house as you advance. The
pursuit is being pressed from this
point. They nlust be taken dead or
alive. v
T.J. MACKEY, !
Circuit Judge.
In accordance with the above dis.
patch Sheriff Ruff 81 q, moned wenty
men to meet him yesterday moruing
armed and equipped as tho law
directs at tho Court House, which
they did. Well mounted aud well
armed they started in the direction
Of Blackstook, at which place they
expect to meet tho patty from Ches.
ter, and then soour the country
throughout for the burglars. We
earnestly hopc they will be found
and swung to the first limb.
A HABEAs CoRpus CAsE.-A. NJ.
Mackey Esq, sued out writ of
Nabcas Corpus Thursday morning
before T,ial Justio.s Robertson and
Marshall, to inquire into tho cause
of imprisonment, of Austin Ross,
colored, con8ned 10 tho Guard House
1t seems thai Austin Ross wds
engaged last Saturday night. In n
fight on tho street with Scipio
Cohen and Center Gibson.
Mr.. Gerig, acting Intendant, sum-
moned Austin to appear before him
Monday morning. He failed to
come and thereupon Mr.. aerig Or
dered Policeman Murphy to arrest
him and eonfiue him in tho Guard
House.
MIR. ue,ig mado return to the
writ, alleging "The prisoner is
held in the Guard House for the
space of st hours, for not oboyipg the
summons to appear before me
as acting Intcndaut Of the
town of Winnsboto, on August
24th 1875, to answer to a charge Of
assault and battery oomu it.ed in
said Town"
Mr.. Nackey first addressed the
Court. He contended that the re-
turn showed that Austin Ross was
imprisoned for contempt, and that
under the charter of the town, the !
council can only punish for contempt |
committed in their prescuoe while
sitting as a court. ,...... 49,.
lie also made the following point I:
That a policeman cannot arrest u
person for an offence less than a
felony, unless it is committed il lis
presenoe. He referred to the words
Of the charter to supporttnIs propo
sition. Iu Sec. X of the ACT off
incorporation we fiud "Auy person
who mag be engaged an breach OF
the peace, and riotous or disorderly |
conduct 10.
Mr.. Gerig then spoke. He said if
q policeman can arrest q person
guilty of a breach of the peace, only
when he sees him committing co it, then
it would be be better to discharge
the police and only have a night
watch to look out for fire.. .,h.
Ihe Court, afte consulting a few
moments, decided that Austin Ross
hould be discharged on the grounds
that the Town Council could not pun
ish a person for contempt in not
obeying the summons to appear before
them. b.
Tue Court also instruoted Police,
man Murphy that it was not necessary
that Il breach Of the peace should be
committed in his presence to justify
an arrest he might arrest on infor,
nation or complaint, aud that If
person Is guilty of q "treaoh Of the
peace, any riotous or disorderly con-
duct, open obsconity, etc .,'' he may
be srrested at any time afterwards,
provided tho arrest is made within
the corporate limits. "s....
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james Moore, the young man who
swindied the Singer Sewing Machine
Company, aud was sentenced to two
yeals in the penitentiary ty Judge
Mackey ut the last term of the court,
has been refused pardon by the Gov.
ernor.
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JAL BIRDs.-"T are now
twelve prisoners in our County
jail. Their crimes are stealing and
fighting. The former predominates
largely. @.'r'.>.:.. "v~ ~" * >% g.
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NATIONAL GUARD.-The ragged
edge of Scott's famous National
Guard paradei Saturday evening;
under command Of John Green.
There wero about q bakers dozen
rank and file.
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Tho Commissioners of election
meet today to count the votes and
declare the election for sheritf.
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure
of meeting our young friend, Mr.. o..
M Clarke, in town yesterday. Mr..
G. is in the drug business in Augusta,
Ca, and says he is doing we'll. We
are glad to heur it. ...
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ~. ..Hsr...
: Obituary. ,
Notice-A. Mckenzie.
just Arrived - I. N, Withers.
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IMrRoyEMENT.-M Frank Elder
is adding another apartment to his
already large establishment, aid
when completed it will be the largest
vlore in the up-c untry.
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GONE NoRTn.-Messrs. Frank
Elder, B. Sugenhcimcr and John IL.
Brown, merchants of this place, lett
for New York, Thursday, to pur-
chase their fall stock of goods.
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STEAM POWER PniSTlNo. cts; Of
oil kinds are ohcnply, and expeditionsly,
printed by Wake, Evans & Cogsweli,
Cha, lesion. 8. G. Their presses are IN
full blast on this clnss Of WORK, but still
lh heir facilities nre so grent that there Is
always room for more work Pr. cccdings
OF Meetings, Conventions, College Com
menoements, Speeches, Bri fs, &C.. &C.,
are executed in tho best Style and with
great dispatch.
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CorToN PlcKlNa.-Our farmers
have gene to work picking cotton
which is opeuing very rapidly, and
wo long to see the day when they
will be exhibiting their samples and
asking the different buyers if they
"coulc better that a cent"
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Farmers tell US that cotton is opeu.
ing very rapidly, and we arc anxious.
ly looking for the FIRST bale in order
to get some greenbacks, especially
from some OF those who say they will
pay when they sell cotton. .,...
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BALL AND BAr.-The Dauntless
base ball club of this place and the
Kcrshaws Of Camden, played q
match game last Tuesday evening on
the College campus.
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hR aCqHHu HAAvhNqDHR.

symptoms OF
a'ing The
siderable
VIII
Sometimes
few ofthem but the liver generally tnvoyeI
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DEER IIuNr.-A party of
gentlemen from the vicinity Of
Winnsboro aud Ridgeway on last
Friday succeeded in killing n splen-
ded buck, turky and a fat coon.
Our young friend, Mr.. o. Nj.
Dantgler, brought down the Luck.
FALSE ALARM.-A rumor floated
around town pretty extensively
Sunday that white man and two
negroes had been captured near
Chester and one of the party &C.
knowlcdged that they were tho per-
sohs who entered Nj. .Desportes' store
on the night of the 2lst inst. The
turned out to he hoax, but we since
learn that white mau and negro
have been taken up und are now In
Jail. Whether they arc connected
with tho burglary or not VIC are
unable to say.
Sheriff Ruff and his posse returned
to Winnsboro on Friday II aving in
charge four persons supposed to bc
members of the gang that entered
Desportes' store. Two were oaptur.
ed at Fort Mills in York County
and two at camp meeting at White
Oak. Tbey give no satisfactory
account Of themselves, and it is te
lieved that they ale other the par
ties who committed the burglary o,
"lse members of the same gang.
There names are----Henry Edwards,
Wade Wylie, George Befoh and
Wright Mcbride.
a LARGE RATTLE SNAKE.-..Mr
JAS. Stewart, of Long Town, brough,
to Ridgeway several days since,
rattle snakc killed on bis plaoo NJ az
uring FIVE foet and eleven inches long
and ten inches in circumference, and
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sEnIous DlFFrcuLrY.-On last
Thursday a serious difficulty oo-
cured on Mr.. 7. S. Brioe's plantation
in the Buokhcad neighborL ood, be-
tween Harry Estler and ALT. Feaster,
both negroes. It seems that Alf and
Harry had falling out while at
work, when Harry threw rock ut
Alf knocking him sensclcss, besides
breaking his jaw. While down
Harry stabbed Alf twenty-four times
with his knife. ALE is now lying in
critical condition ut his home.
Harry was arrested and brought to
Jail where lie now peeps through the
bars awaiting his tlial 1T the October
term of The court. This is still an.
other evidence Of the success of the
great republican party of the South
in rescuing the utgro from !barbarism ..
THE STATE FAIR. 1t, hiss been
formally announced that the regular
annual Fair Of the State Agricultu.
raj and Mechanical Society will be
held at the Fair Grounds in Colum-
bia during the second week in NJ.
vember next. In addition to the
regular premium list, additional in.
ducements have been offered for q
liberal display Of the agricultural
products of the State. A premium
of $500 is offered to the county that
makes the largest and best exhibition
Of it's products, including stock, me .
chanical implements, field crops and
handiwork. a premium of 5000 is
offered for the second best such ex
hibition. A premium Of $l0O for
the third best. Of course, in the
counties where there are regularly
organized agricultural societies, it is
expected that these sopieties will
undertake the collecting of the ar
ticles to be exhibited but in couu
tics where there are no agricultural
societies, the patrons are urged to
collect and prepare their products
for the fair, and to enter the lists for
these prizes.
The following is the result of the
election for Sheriff of County held
last Tuesday
Winnsboro--Ruf 66o., MeCarley
453.
Killiugsworth-RuffS "a MoCarley
55.
= .Doko'-Ruff So; NcCarloy 81.
: Horeb--Ruff 1876 McCarley Is,
Ulnddens Groye--RuG l03
McCarley l05.
Younguesville Ruff 25l, MoCar.
ley 1888. 3t!jH ta
Jeukinsville-Ruf l47 MoCarley
II.
Monticello-Ruff 2el +, McCar1ey
IA. "uwaa
Ridge way Ruff lG6 , MoCatlej
27S.
Fcastervi.le-Ruff 1888 1 MoCarle,
so.
Ruff'a majority Is s54 votes
Had the white people turned out Mr.
McCatley would, no doubt have bet,
elected. There was at least l8l
white men who did not vote Mt tn
Winusboro box.
The following dispatch was re
oeived by Sheriff Ruff from: Judg
Maekey tuesday night.
CHESTER, 8. O., Aug. Gath VI
70 Sheriff. Fairfield County,
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Special Notices.

CHARLES LAMn, EssArIsr. denouno ! :
all spirituous liquors as - "We {.
Damnation." Poor fellow: ho knew
whereof he spake. by snd experlclic aud
II living, would apply the same to Alco-
holio Excitan:s, advertised as turealls.
But there one Tonic and A'terna siyo in
existence-the best tho world has aver
known-which contains no alcohol. 1t ia
Dr. Walkers California Vinegar B;ucrs.
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having four,een rattles and u button.
Mr. Harris, repres ntiug tho house Of
Hebry 5. King T. Son, Of Baltimore,
has purchased tho skin, aud intends
carrying it north as curiosity.
This is the largest snake We have
heard ofin these parts in a Iong time.
Can any body beat IL.
1t pays to advertise. AT tho
recent opening of the bids for fur.
nishing internal revenue stamp ,
several firms offered to do tho Gu.
craving for nothing. The firm which
now has the oontrao t offers to ply the
government p" twenty-one hundred
dollars per mouth for the privilege
IF furnishing them free to the govern.
ment. This is curious illustration
Of the advantages Of advertising.
The firm which is now doing tho
work is satisfied that the ADVERTISE
ments are worth twenty one hundred
dollars mouthly, besides the cost OF
material.
The following officers of Winnsboro
Lodge No. 8, l. o. G. r., were iii.
stalled Tuesday night.
Rev. j. S. Connor, W:'C. T.
Miss Anna Il. Phinny, L. II. S.
Miss Julia Austin, r. II. S.
Mrs. G. Il. Gilbert, W. V. Il.
W. N. Chandler, w. r. s.
A. Mckenzie, w. A. S.
E. S. Chandler, w. L. 8.
G. B. McCants, w. T.
Thomas Jordan, W. G.
NJ. p. R.fo, w. NJ. m
w. Fl. Smith, W. D. NJ.
D. \. Morton, w. l.. G.
j. D. Gerig, W. o. g.
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BEATTY BRO Il SON.
NO'l'ICE.

NOTICE. III
T$HOSE havingsclaims against the es.
l.. tate of Thos, Mdu.I Hall, DECEASED,
will please present. them properly attest
ed on or before the 10Th Or october, ahd
thoae indebted 10 The estate will please
make immediate settlement
W,s. HALL, Admir-.
July 81st, 1876.
.adg 6-lm
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Is warranted not TO contain n single
particle Of Mercury, or any injurious
mineral substance, but Is
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-15
A Case of Surprising Sadness--Total
Extinction of a. Family.

Capt. John A, Jordan, of Rural, Rock
island county, has given us the particulars
of most remarkable series of Affections,
which has just now ended in the death Of
the last member of lately promising fam
lily. About year and half ago Mr.. Viii
liam Blackfan, eldest son of the late widow
Blackfan, removed from Orion to Arkan.
sas with his family-wife and three chill
dren. They settled at Carlysle. 35 miles
east of Little Rock. where they acquired
considerable property. At the end of six
months the oldest child died. Some five
months later, in February last, the moth
er and another child died, at about the
same time, leaving Mr.. Blackfan alone with
one child. On the 9Th of the present
month, the surviving child died, and OIL
the 9th MIR. Blaekfan himself died; and or
the 7th both were buried in one grave
1t is rare that we are called upon to record
case so distressing. Mr., Blackfan wa:
long resident of Orion, and was well
known in this county. He made a viii
directing as to the disposition of his prop
erty, which includes 900 acres of land il
Arkansas, and 240 near Orion,in this coun
ty. Capt. Jordan was appointed execu
tor for the estate, and will start for AR
kansas next Monday to look after its ln
terest.- Cambridge Chronicle, l4h.
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Hennepin g. Rock Island Canal.

CHICAGO, Oct. l4,-ID the afternoon
session the following resolutions were
adopted: That the extension of the llri-
nois and Michigan canal westward to the
Mississippi is the key to the transportation
question for the states of the upper Mis-
sissippi, and that the consumers and man
utacturers of the more eastern states, as
we'll as of foreign lands, have an equal in-
terest with producers iD its construction;
that the enterprise, involving so small an ex-
penditure, with results so widely beneh-
cial, and called for by such great public
interests, should receive the prompt action
of congress; that the chairman of this
committee appoint three persons in such
counties as he deems eXpedient to cooper
ate with the committee and to act as local
committee to promote the cause IN which
we are engaged,
Senator Whiting was of the opinion that
memorial to congress should be prepared
presenting the facts connected with the
project in their proper light. He begged
to suggest the appointment of a committee
to prepare such memorial
Mr. Potter then presented the follow
ing:
ResoIred, That the chairman be author
lied to name sub committee to prepare
memorial for presentation to congres:
setting forth the advantages of the pro
posed canal
| The resolution was carried and tht
chairman appointed as the memorial com
mittee Mr.. Potter, Senator Whiting anC
Mr., Charles Randolph. secretary of Chi
cago board of trade. The committee thel
adjourned to meet at the call of the chair
| man.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-15
An Appeal from Whites and Blacks for
Peace.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. IA commit
tee composed equally of white and colored
citizens of Coahama county, Miss, have
issued circular invoking the efforts OF all
good citizens of the town Ia behalf of peace
and to protect the property of the people
from incendiaries. 1t charges the colored
sheriff, Brown, with having sought to
arouse the colored people to lawless acts.
1t appears that Col. Stovall's steam gin
house was burned by incendiaries few
weeks ago. On the night of the 10th inst
bis stable and thirteen mules were burDed
and an attempt was made to burn hi:
dwelling. The circular urges we'll disposed
citizens to organize for common protection
against incendiaries, and nightly patrol tht
plantations. 1t is signed by nine coloreC
men, and among the signatures of thu
white men are the names of United States
Senator Alcorp and Rev. R. R. White.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-15
THE B. SHONINGER ORGAN.
s'It Works like Charm"
RENNE'S KIRlAAIINNqM RAIN MAGIC OIL

This IS a remedy every family should have In the
house to use in case Of emergency. 1t is purely
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delicious and safe to use, even in inexperienced
hands. AS an external rtmedy, when freely used,
1t pcnetrates through the absOrbents to the seat OF
pain, causing free circulation, and giving to weak
ened and over-straned cords and muscles new life
and elasticity; it sheaths inhamed and bruised
faces, and cures pain as water quenches fire. Try
it for
WOUNDS, SPRAINs, NEURALGIA
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BURNS HEADACHE, STIFF JOINTS
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ternal remedy it operates kind, dfusive seda-
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Collie, CRAMPS, COUGHs.
CHOLERA MoRBUs, INDIGESTION, SORE THROAT
and in fact all aches and pains that flesh is heir to-
The immediate and faithful of Renne's Pam
Killing Magic Oil In case of emergency, will often
save life, or long and tedious sickness. The
genuine Renne's Magic Oil is put up only in pane
bottles, with the name blown In the glass, and up
| on the bottle q finely engraved steel plate label
| upon which is the likeness of VIM. Renne. AL
other Magic Oils counterfeit or worthless im1
| tations Call for Renne's Magic Oil, where you
usually trade 1t is put up in three sizes: Trial,
| Medium" and Large" size. WILLIAM RENNt
& SONS, Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers
| PittsHeld, Mass. 1O13d&wly
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-15
TELEGRAP!EHIC.
I7elegraphed to the Rock Island Argus. !
Ohio Election.


COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. l5.-Neither
the Republican or Democratic committees
have received any additional returns this
morning. The senate is still in doubt, and
the result cannot be determined until
full returns are received from Wood coun-
ty, where it is reported that the counting
out is delayed by fraudulent votes polled.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Oct. I5.--News just
received from Wood Coat l 80, claim that
heavy frauds were practiced in Perrys-
burg, which will probably necessitate
throwing out the votes polled there. II
their vote is counted Hayes's majority
in the county will be 469, and give the
Republicans one senator. If it is thrown
out Hayes's majority will be 723, and both
Republican senators will be elected. In
either case the Republican representative
is elected, which gives the senate to the
Republicans by two majority, and the
house by twelve majority Hayes's MAORI
ty will not probably be over 1900,