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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-30

can" H.. Governor, tho Democrats
VIII bo able to cast their ballots for
one OF their own chosen leaders. Let
them do their duty. And
from tho mountains to the scaboard
Will nnS out the cry Of victory
Thousands of'thc adyoeutes of com
promise have in the. past few days
with your correspondent Experienced
change of sentiment. Thcy op.-
posed the dominant policy only from
u view to cxpcdicncy, and seeing,
now, not only IT," determination to
m ike the strlight fight. but the en-
tlnlsi sm and Tic determination to
work that aye necessary for victory,
they have |!udly givcu in thcil
adherence, AMI arc equally bent on
victory. This will be n lively canl-
'paiyn The Rcruhliruns, RS shown
by the Union- XrruiN. are dis
c"urascd. Keep on the Defensive
More anon. 80 D.
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IllEC II; Or RESPECT.

Whereas IT, Divine Master Of the Uni
vcraal Lodge has seen lit, in Ni, all-wis,
providence, to cali from his earthly l,hors
Brnthcr K. N. RosnuEuuail, II member OF
RilHowny i,nlgr. No ~, 4. L. NJ, to tha:
temple ,,nt made with",lmnds, eternal in
the heavens: and where's Brother Ross
BOROUGH has ever been held ii high re-.
Spcct by the brethren of the Lodge; there
fore, be it
RcyVl,eti, |. Tint in tho death of Brother
Rosn"'"rGn this Lodge has lost Il true and
worthy brother.
:. That we Wow with admiration the
patient rn.nHrr III which our brother bore
his long nillirtion.
3. t'hat in order TINT his.Innnorv mnv
b" eve, cherished mldprrprlnnt' among,
us. II ljank leaf in our minute book be
inScrihcd'tu his memory,
l'hmt we extend 10 the bcrcavcl fam
lily of our brother our wnrmcSt sympathy
III this their nillictiun, but would console
them with the comforting Thought that
though he has pnssrd away, he liNcth.
=. That II copy Of this preamble and
Resolutions be forwarded 10 his afflicted
family.
6. Thnt these resolutions DO published
in the FNEflEI.D Herald.
L, L COLrD,
Ri1gowny. August lG, lS7G.
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cause was lost Stonewall Jackson
rovcrcnced his God, and was man
of prayer. He was successful in
every conflict A powerful politi-
cal campaign is now being organized,
but. without regard to. the lessons OF
the past, profanc language is the
staple of tho speeches. Our cars are
outraged OH the streets daily by the
profune laDguage Of unilodSed poll
ticians echoes from the full
fcathorcd. This i,uch We would
say: Some of,ls are SO constituted
that we cannot even listen to your
harangucs unless i'll by-words and
profanc Ian nguugc nrc eliminated.
.- ".. PARSON b.
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State OF South Carolina.
County OF FAIRFlE,r

COUNTY OF TAIRFlEIT
By J"d' =. Nri,, ESquirc, Probate Julac.
Az Ill REAS, Samuel B Clowndy hath
!, w ' nhule suit to mo to grant him
letters OF administration Of the estate and
effects .cf Art hNr Boncy deceased:
These are, Therefore, to cite and nimon.
ish al mad singulNrtht kindred and crcIi-
tors Of the said Arthur Boney. de-
ccuscd, thnt they 'beAnd dppcar before me,
in the Court Of Prohte to bS hold mt
Fairfield Court lIauSc, $. c., on tho Sth
day of September next, after publication
ncrccf ut II O'clock in tho forenoon, to
show cnuse, if any thoy huvc, why the sni,l
administration Should not be granted.
Given nndermy hand, this twonty-sccond
day of Jnliutry, Auno Domini 1870.
INO. j. NEIL,
aug II -tX3 j L. T. G.
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COMMUNICATED
a Text for Politicians.

n word to tho wise: You may
not regard tho word, but some Of III
do. and if you wish to control oul
movements you must respect our
sentiments That word say
"Blcsscd is the hation whose God is
the Lord" and "Tho curse Of the
Lord is III the house of the wicked.
The Confederate war was begun
with profanity. a appointment officer
i'll the first conflict said they wanted
the God of providence to hold of
and let them whip the Yankees. The
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-30

II. j. Cameron proceeded to tho
place, and made addresses to the
colored men >tassemblea, explaining
fully the spifit and aims of the
Democratic party. At the close of
the remarks, Club was form ned,
about thirty names being enrolled.
1t is expected that this humber
will receive large additions i'll
a short time. These colorcd
men deserve gre"t credit for t hoir
course, and thoyshould be encourag-
cd and sustained in every way pos
sible.
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| y vlrt'" of an execution to mo direct
- cd. will "ll,r for sale before the
Court ilon%" door in Winn%brr0 on the
iir%i VI nlny III September next, within the
legal h"nrS "i sale. lar cash. the following
described property [" wit: all that plnn,a-'
'i"n or tract of land lying in Fairfield
Count, containing four hundred md seven
~ nm" acres and bounded by lands Of
j. + GLADDEN.. Jane Caldwell, J"scph
tAidw"l"H.F M"hlcy and others, levied
nl'"nns l.,c property ofihcrslntc of Minor
Giadd"R drcrtscd, at the suit of the
president AZ directors of the Bank of the
state. s W. RUFF
s. +. C
WinnSbnru. :. g.,
August :, 1876.
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COUNTY or FAIRFIELD,

COUNTY OF FNIIlFIF.I.D.
By ions j, NEL, Esp. rro',aic ,J'ul.ie
w, ,lEREAS 5. i Clowney hath made,
w Sut I" me I" grant hlm letters of
admIn'$ $tra ION IT the estate and effects of
William t. llilt, drrrahri
Tues" ar" therefore tn cite and ndmnniS'
nl and "ln%nlar the kindred and creditors
"i the $nll William +. Hill deed that they
tie ana appear before me, in thr' o'trt of
l'r"ha(r, to b" held ut Fairfield Court
House. - e.. on the 18TH day of Srptrm-
brr h'Xt, after rhbaic"lipI hereof. ut "
o'cl"'f ir ih' for,n ION t. Slcw cause, if
amy they have. why III" sn Il u,lminiStra-
u"n shnull not be granted
Given under my hand this twenty y-siXth
day OF August, Ammo n"mini 1876.
JNO. }. NEIL.
aur2D ! = I l. + G.
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Pq'nLNa 'nLN MFEfyyEESe;- MF!fyyES "A public meet
ing and barbecue were given at Paul's
Spring on "Wednesday last by the
Democratic Club of tpwnship no. 12.
BY eleven O'Clock there were about
four hundred persons assembled,
among themp E. & 'goodly enumbcr OF
ladies. A stand had been erected
in ono of tho ,shodiost. spots attain.
able, and upon which the speakers of
the occasion. were conducted. =. The
president Of tho Club, Mr.. r.. T.
Ellison, ST., mode q short address
Of welcome to the audience, and in
troducod as tho frst speaker Of tho
day, Mai. 7. w. Woodward. Major
Woodwatd, in his usual pointed and
forciblc manner, reviewed the cir
cnmstances attending the assembling
of the last Dcnlocratic. State Con
vention, and drew from the action of
that body the LESSONS to DO learned
by the people, in order to SUCCESS
resolution, unanimity and constant
work. He was followed in turn by
Messrs. Jno. S. Reynolds, II. A.
Gaillard and +. j, Cameron--all of
whom urged the Importance of vigo-
rous and united action, and predict
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posr OFFICE HoUns.-The post
office will be open daily (Sundays
cxccpted) from 8 A, NJ, to IL NJ.
and from Q to p. nj. NoHhern
and Southern mail close at s p. NJ.
.precisely.. pSs" Mail delivered on
Sundays from s to 9 "A. NJ only.
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We call special attention to the
advertisement of Mount Zion :rnsti.,
tutc, in another column. OF the
merits Of this institution under the
management Of. the present able
principals We need not, now speak.
We wish it abundant prosperity.
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Tho Republican State Convention
is called for. s"pt. r. ,Tjbere is nov
n growing belief that chambc rlaif.
will be cast aside by his party, and
that Elliott will receive the nomina-
lion for governor.
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Pay your subscription.

NEw ADVERTISEMENTS. :,
Citation --Jno. j. Neil, J. p. +. G..
Mt. Zion Collegc-W. M, Dwight
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ADoNIRAM LODGE OF PERFECTION,
No. 2, OF W1NNsBoNo.--. We arc much
gratified in being enabled to an
nounce to our readers that u Lodge
of Perfection of the ancient and
accepted Scottish Rite has been
organized in our town. Tho prin-
ciplcs, philosophy and symbolism of
the rite arc said to be of the highest
character. Thrice Illustrious
Albert Pike, Grand Commander for
the Southern Jurisdiction, has
devoted thirty years Of his life to
the pre- paration of the rituals, and
every page of them glows with the
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-30

,. RAlLRoAp ScnEDULE.-The trains
IN G. G. e. a. r.. II. now leave
Winnsboro rs follows Going north
1890 a. m. Going south, 1875. m
Accommodation day trains: Going
north, 11.33, II. m. Going south,
, l2.12. These trans meot at WiiNHT3
bOrO.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-30

The County Executive Committee
of the Democratic party OF, Fairfield
will hereafter meet regularly at
Winnsboro, every Friday ut 10
O'clock, sharp. Members will take
due notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-30

MEBTING,A AT GLADDEN's .GRovE.t "A
meeting of the Democratic Club OF
GladtPn's Grove was held on Satur-
day lost. The Club and their friends
assembled by eleven o'clock, and ct
that time the meeting was called to
order by the president of the Club.
Addresses were delivered by G..
Richardson Miles, Esq, of Charles
ton, Major James Pagan, General
Bratton, Col. FL. Cameron, and H.
a. Gaillard, Esq. At the close of
the speaking the following resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted
Resolced, That we do most hearti
Fly endorse the nominations of, the
National DemocEatic, party, bclicv-
ing that the. election, of Saml J..
Tilden as president, ,and Thos. A..
HENDRICKS as vice president of the
United Sttes will secure a return
to those pure princinles, of liberty
and igRGca, ,yengrafteu in our, national
constitution, which havo been lost
sight Of in the Unsuitable greed for
gain, and. the miserable: corruption
of an almost military despotism.
.ResoIued, That, we DO mblst hearti-
ly endorse the nominations of our
State Convention for State officers,
headed bNthat gallant soldier md
pure aid incorruptiblc patriot, Gcn
Wade Hampton. y.
Resolre0, That willie VIC endorse
these nominations, wo do also
solpmnly pledge ourselves to their
earnest support, aha. to VIGOROUS
and determined effort to secure
their success in the, coming election,
satisfied that thus only can we SC
cure the Redemption of our State
rom the depths of the miserable
degradation into which she is sunk.
The regular proceedings. being
now oyer, the party were invited to
sumptuous dinner prepared by the
,!rl GlYb J. and their lady friends. The
mccting was altogether n pleasant
affair
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Office Of County Commissioners,

wiSNsporo, s. c., 10th August, 1876.
INiE annual mcctihgS 6f, the i,6ard of
l. County Commissioners of, Fairfield
county will he held on Tuesday, the 5th
a"y OF Septembcr next, ut their Office,
at III O'Clock, A. NJ. 4 ......, :,
Az persons having claims Of any dc.
Scrltl"n against the ounty not already
presented, will deposit the snmc with tho
Clcrk OF snid Board on or before the dth
OF September, so TINT thcy..mav be OK
hmncd and audited ut said annual meet
lnX, IN accordance with Act Of the Gen
crnl Assembly,. II: Il. ROBEKTSOS
CIR. Bonrd ca. Com'rs. Fairfield Go.
aug, 1T lx3 -, ..,,s
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. The first bale Of now cvtton was
'brought to Winnshoro on. friday
last by Mr.. Henry a. Gibson, was
classcd middling .ahawas bcHrht by
AIessrs. Cumminqygs y Go. at. 10!
cents. This is n quarter nf II cent
more than WAS paid for the first bale
sold ut Columbia.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-08-30

= We are requested to state that
the constitution Of the N@innsboro
Democratic Club is lin tho hands of
Il. Ross Robertson, Esq, secretary,
and that persons wishing to unite
themselves with the Club, can sign
tho constitution by applying to him
mt his law-office on Market street
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Fine Domestic Wine.
%hcrin's Oni 80,
WinnSbnrn. :. g.,
August =, 1876.
august ~ tlX2

I UST received n lot of fine n. g. WINE
81 from the celebrated Vineyard, at
mar % X J NCChRLEN'S
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In this connection it is proper to
refer to our young towns'nan, Bro.
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drfaGgRhlc efforts aud unilagging
zeal the brethren arc Indebted for
the organizaization of Adoniram
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, And now John Green has been
turned out of prison, to worry the
life out Of old man B.
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Every moment Of our lives every
part of our body wearing out and
is being built up anew. This work
is accomplished, by the blood; but if
the blood does not. perform its work
properly, ,,the system, is poisoned.
Clcanso tho system by the use of DR..
Bulls Vegetable Pills. Harmless
but efficient.
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ed a triumph for South Carolina
Democrac.yt next November. There
were quite number of colored peo
pie present, and they paid close and
rospectaf''l attention to what was
said. At tho close Of the speeches
the company repaired to the, tables,
on which was spread abundance of
barbecucd meets and other substun-
tials, while there was likewise good
showing ofdelicaSics. It is need
less to say that everybody present
did fnll justice to the occasion. The
delegation from Winnsboro were
particularly noticeable for their I'M
Tagging energy III doing th"ir share
Of the pleasant work. For IN hour
or two after dinner, the party amus-
cd themselves ip strolling or riding
through the forest, in conversation,
and i'll such other ways as suited
thcir,tastes. .'Thoy then dispersed
for their several homcs-all well
pleased with tho days experience.
The meeting and 1arheGuc wcrG, in
all respects both pleasant and sue,
ccssful.
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A VILE INcEND1AHY--Int the Colum
bia .Rnyi$fcr, II few days ago,
was statement that l.. Cass
Carpenter had, in IL conv~rs,-
tioN with II party Of negroes III
Columbia, s,lid that the Democrats
would chrry the Statc in November,
but Columbia and Charleston would
be laid in ashes. In reply to- the
Charge Carpenter published Il card
"mphatically denying that he used
the language attributed to him and
expressing himself in favor of peace.
otc., etc. But not only is thi,
doughty Republican shown to hav,
used the language attributed to him
but the statements contained in his
card are shown TO be utterly false
The Young gentlemen in whose pres
cnce he made use of the expression
about laying in ashes have made aili,
dayits before a proper officer, show
ing that the charge is substan ntially
correct. These young men az,
Mcssrs. James NJ. McMustcr and f.
r.. Clayton, Of Collimbia- -botl
young men Of unGucstioncd char
actor. The charge against Carpcn-
ter is true. And lie must now be
known and watched, .by the people
Of South Carolina, IS vile nnG
dangerous inccndiary. It is to sucl
talk as he is shown to have used that
I'LL the troubles between the races il
this State arc attributable, and he
with those like him, must be prcpar'
ed, should trouble ensuc, to bear tn,
full responsibility for their infamous
teachings. Carpenter, as is known
to all, is a white man and his III
cendiary lanSuasoiis only one NOR,
proof Of the doctrine, moro thar
once advanced in these columns
that for all the bad blood that has
over existed in South Carolina, in
deed for all our troubles, the corrup,
white men who have led the negro
for the past eight Yeas are mainly
if not wholly responsible. And yet
when such men as Carpenter ar(
denounced, such dcnunciation is put
down to prejudice and political in.
| tolerance.
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Township MEEr1SG.-Thc regular
meeting of the Democratic Club of
township no 4 WAS held, at the
Town Hall Oh Friday evening last.
The mooting was called to order
by. Nice7Prcsidcnt Gerig. The
first business i'll order WAS the sign
ing of the constitution prescribed by
the State Executive Commiltce and
sabsep nontly. adopted and endorsed
by the County Club. About thirty
persons came forward and enrolled
their names. The secretary inform
ed the Club of the resignation IF tho
president, Mr.. James r. Aiken, and
likewise stated that he himself
would be compelled TO rclinquish
the duties to which ho had. been
called by the Club. Both rctigi,a-
tons were accepted, and tho, Club
proceeded to the election Of arrcsi
dent, and dclngatc to- tho, County
Club, in place of Mr. Aillon, and a
socre ary in place of Mt. Reynolds
Mr.. T. Gerig was Nominated for the
office of president, and, on motion,
was unanimously. elected by nc
olamation. Mr.. g. Ross Robertson,
was chosen secretary, Mr.. j. c.
Caldwell delegate, and Mr.. Robert,
SON general alternate, to the .Coun
ty Club, : In aeeprdancc with h
request of. the County Executive
Committee, q committee, consisting
Of DR.. Jno, G. Mobley, ..Rev. J. s.
Connor, DR.. W. Il. Aiken, T. N
Withers and Il; Y; Phillips, was
appointed. to- mako arrangements
for the ratification meeting on
Thursday next. An amendment tc
the constitution, changing the time
of meeting from Friday evening to
Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock, was
ordered to lie over for future con
sideration. The Club then adjourn.
ed, to convene again in special
meeting, on Thursday next, ut TO-
Il. III
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The meeting and 1>arheGue wcrG, il
all respects both pleasant and sue
ccssful.
BASE BAII.;-According to np
pointmcnt, a match gamo of BIS
Ball WAS played ut this place o,
Friday evening last, Between th
Namelcss Nine of Winnsboro, an,
the first nine of the Liberty Hi
Club. The play"rs from Libcrt
Hill arrived III town about on
O'Clock, and took quarters at til
Winnsboro Hotel. The game com
mepced at ten minutes after fou
O'clock, the Namclcss winning tn
toss and sending tho Liberty Hil
to the bat. These latter made
! poor start, failing to score s;ngl
run. The Namclcss, in their turn
improved somewhat on this, scorin:
three runs. On the second innin,
/ the Liberty Hill boys made no i'm
provcmcnt and the Namclcss did NJ
better than their Opponents. From
thisC time on thc %:;ams' WAS closcl,
contested, the advantage on tn
side Of the Nanclcss, at the end
being. little more than that game,
in the first innings The gam
ended at half p2st six o'clock, tn
entire score showing eighteen run
for the NAmclcss, and fourteen 70
the Lihrrty Fill. The pla,ying gen
orally was fine, and the game WA
one of tho most interesting eve
played III Winnsboro.
In tn" evening, there WAS a dlnc
at Thcspian Hall, under the man
aycmcnt Of the Namc!css, ut NhicI
were large number Of ladies' IN,
gentlemen. Tho evening paasc'
! away very pleasantly.
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RiAgowHy. August &c, 1876.
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The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-06-18
wmAYEs AND mEELER.

big negro stood down at the foot OF Canal
street. yesterday evening. watching the military
or. rather. Metropolitans honor the nomina-
tions with salute. The negro had his mouth
wide open with delight and astonishment, pro-
baby also, because he had heard that it dead
ened the sound OF cannons.
"Wha' dat for. boss?" he asked US.
I'm honor Of the nominations" we explained.
DE nominations An was Guvner Pinchback
for them fellers2" he asked again. as If he were
unwilling to hurr for them until he heard that
the representative of Africa had spoken in their
behalf.
"Oh. no; Pinchback was for Morton"
AN Guvner Kellogg, who am he fur2'
He was for the honest candidate. Bristow"
An Mars Packard ?"
He was Blaine man."
AN them fellers amt no relatives of Mr..
Grants p
None that have ever heard off,
Sol? Wha' fur den dev 60 an shoot of de
cannon wen none Of 'rm is for them fellers.
Whayes an Heeler. II dey amt fur Z m but fur
some udder man. wha' for dey h'rah cor
His question was too much for us. We have
never attempted to explain the why's and 'wha'
furs" Of Louisiana Radicalism-its ways are
mysterious.