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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-16

SAX FRAScfsco. August iG-i p. A.
Captain Nelson. OF the British bark Abbey
Cowper, which arrived hero yesterday.
states that on July ID. while In latitude
81 degrees and 10 minutes north. longi'
tude i67 degrees and % minutes east. hs
sighted a vessel apparently dismassed, with
signals flying. He found the wreck to DO
a Japanese junk. bound from Hokodad 10
Yokohama. which hal left the former port
on the 9th Of Novembes. 1878. The Junk
hal been dismastcd. after which II drifted
helplessly about. The Master and nine Of
the crew had died from four to six months
ago Of scurvy. and two SURVIVOR had
salted them down In the hold. the stencil
from which was horrible. They had
thrown q cargo Of salt fish overheard. The
survivors were In the most deplorable con-
| dition from scurvy. one being perfectly
black and entirely helpless, and the other
not NJ bal. but both very much emaoiated.
having had nothing but dry rico to eat
| with what fish they caught, and no water
but when u rained. and latterly no fire.
| having used everything available for burn
ing. The Junk wa . complete wreck.
About 10 O'Clock last night an elderly
man accompanied by . middleaged wo.
man were walking on Howard street, aud
when near Union Hall the man fell TO the
sidewalk. The got down on her
knees beside him. n u 10 nee what the
matter was with him. when she suddenly
- " - A. .-.lE
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I'm. s,,xer Make, IN Eur.ps.

LONDON, August l6.-The market for
silver to-day is unsold and no quotations
can be given. Indo Council bills to the
amount Of twenty million five hundred
thousand. sold to-day at tho rate OF one
shilling eight and onc-half pence per
rupee.
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I'm. Iron, Cre.L MURDER.

NEVADA CRY. CAL. August iG.-Ths
Grand Jury have reported In the Trout
Greek murder case. Indictments are
found against =. wilbert. CIV. Mershom,
James Reed. y. Wilson. J. O'Ncal. Col.
Mccullough and q. W. Qetchell. for both
arson and murder. hail ia the arson cases
is fixed at 8 $1,000 each. wilbert and Mer-
shom will b. admitted TO bail on the charge
% murder In the sun Of $4,000. Each
% the others have been refused bail.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-16

"TIiIs WATCH ~ A FOOL"
A gentleman Walking along Main street, Gold
MN. the other day. observed = mute with his
vsteh I'm bis mouth, face elongated. and ssem.
ingly In great distress. On motloning for his
slate. he inquired what the trouble Wa. His
answer came quick. "Thls watch 10 fool ; u
no voi" lie was advised 10 take u " 7. O.
BUTCH. 81 South @ street. Virginia, and nave
u made TO 20. ani1 Nv
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TO CANDIDATES..

We wish 10 remind all candidates for once
at the coming election that Ill announcement.
In this pspsr and all election printing must be
pail In advance. We can accept OF no eontln-
rvnt arrangements. shov your worihin. ~ for
the once by paying promptly your printers
hills.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-16

rHr sanitary policy which suggested the
estsblishment Of public baths for the poor
0ienns Salphpr Soap Gar The nee OF 'those
bsthers who srs sfhieisd With eutsdsous stup.
tions aud shin diseases. SOLD svrrywherp. =
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,oox uyRRi

Il 10 worth knowing that FURNITURE
BEDDING, CARPETs. L0uNoRe. SPRING
MATTRESSES. and many other thing. can %
bought az u. W. GRANT, Gold Hi tabovs NJ
NKvs ofics). q % reAsonable rsles e ~ ~
houss in the sists; and bis goods arc lust shat
they are Represented 70 be. IAN
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OBsrAcLRs 10 MARRIAGE.

Happy relief for young men frou the esseis
Of ssrors and sbusss 10 early ilfe. Manhood
ss:.s,sd i;.d I% x 70 H:,ri; sv s;%s.ss.
shle remedies. Books gna eifruar sent ffse.
IN peaied snyelope. Address HOWARD AZ.
ISOLATION, Ann. ninth street. Philadslphia.
fs.-su Institution having Q high reputation
for hnnonbls condurt aud professional skill.
jaa2 3m
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-16

HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Barnsley. scotch and Irish Damssti
Damast Table Cloths and Nspkins;
Towels and Towsllng;
Linen and Cotton
shestinEp and shlrtings
Confsd and White Yiannsls,
Table and Piano Covsrsi
Lace curtains, kte.,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-16

A Terrible story or shs wreck Els
japanese Juak-Two mystsrteus
Deaths In San Francisco HI
lizards In the hay clay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-16
HAYES AND WHEELER clus
or AMERICAN FLAT.

A REGULAR MEETING OF fHE HAYES
n and wheeler Climb OF American Plat will
he hsld a the Rock Islsnd School houss on
THURSDAY EVENING, the 18th instant, Il
$50 O'Clock. A full and prompt attendance of
the member. 10 requested. eo!dlaiisvitssio
slou. II. q. BLAsDkL, President,
J.P. FLAxHrNoaAN, eccrstary. auittd
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
CALIFORNIA.

srrciAl TO u COLL urrL DAILY Srv''
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-16
r GOODS, Etc.

DRY GOODS, Etc.
the PIONEER
b r q D s
9ToRH!
Established In 1901.
LATEST FASHIONS
FRANKENnElMeh's
Family Dry Goods Store,
GOLD L
lust RECEIVED. A sELEcT STOCK OF
DRESS Coo08I
This department 10 repiete with elegant,
most complete assortment ever offered In this
town.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Barnsley. scotch and Irish Damsst,
Dsmast Table Cloths and Nspkins;
Towels and Towsling;
Linen and Cotton
shestinEs and shlrings
coSr.d and White visppsls.
Table and Piano Covers
Lace curtsins, Etc..
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
HosiERY DEPARTMENT.
Ladies'. Childrsn's and Gents Hosiery offs
sizes and qualities.
Gloves, Lsess, Eubroidsry, In set, and by The
yard; Handkerchief. etc.
wiii sell as Cheap for TASK as an
aters In the state.
I'm M. FRANK KNH kimRR.
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
r WILL sKI.L MY ENrlRK STOCK OF
N AND STAPLE
D r GOO s !
COMMENCING MAY .. 1875,
At LESS THAN COST
FOR CASH ONLY.
H-.i American Prints, ,s yard. for......si 90
French Prints, 8 ysris for ...............i 90
Beet oft.nnlsh-d "a Lonsdsls, per yard, IAN
1914 shsetings. per ysrd................ IN
Best 0lnyhams q snd slght vsris fpr 20
Coats spoois. IS cents Ter dol.. OF 4 for IS
Handsome Grenadines. from. ........... IAN
upward.
Drr-s Goods. heretofore sold At 7sc. and
~ 10. only. ........ .......2e. jim and ~
u. OAKLAND,
sm Gsid Hin, New.
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The Csngressieaal Anti . ('hinese
Coamitte~.
\ wsrhiagmsa's Fight In Ne
York.

Nrw YORK, August lG.-In a fight
among laborers in fifty.sixth street yes
ierlay Hugh Patrick. James Clifford and
John Harkins were shot aud dangerously
wounded by Patrick Cody. Cody was
abusing \ boy and some 81 the laborers
approached him for the purpose OF com.
polling him To Cease. when two sons OF
Cody inierfered and = general fight en-
sued. Cody was arrested.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-16
tn. New rhrs. Muiiea Loan.

wAsHISoroS. August i6.-Thcnew four
snd-a-half loan for three hundred millions
il In IL. brought out In q short time.
There Is the greatest competition for the
control of IL among foreign and domestic
bankers. II IL thought all parties In Lon
don AMI New York will he brought to-
gether by the administration. Neither
the President nor the Secretary will favor
an extensive negotiation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-16
A Royal Failure In New York.

Nrw YoRK. August ia meeting Of
the creditors Of Max stailer 4 Co. was
held this morning. The assets are $780,
900 and the liabilities SGil 900. A CON-
mittee WAS appointed To examine the al
fairs Of the iirm and report at a future
meeting.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-16

PARIS. August l6.-It Is stated that
General Berthani will shortly be appointed
Minister Of War. vice General De Cisesy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-08-16

WASHINGTON. August ic.-The superin'
tcndent Of the Recruiting Service Is d.
rected to send $50 recruit, to Cheyenne for
assignment ~ follows: Sixty for the
Fourth Infantry. ninety for the Ninth In
fAntry and thirty for the Fourteenth In
fAntry.
The business Part OF West Psins DE-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-05

A TERRIBLE, WARNiNa.-An ex-
change gives the following item Of
state news -
Last Wednesday morning,
Willie Kelly, son of Mr.. James
Kelly, of Blackville, went out
cunning. Upon his return he met
young Jack O'Ncal, who was u clerk
in the store of p. w. Farrell, Esq,
and who asked him if he had killed
anything. Young Kelly drew his
gun and remarked, good-naturedly,
"No, but I'll kill you," and to the
lads horrible surprise his gun went
of, half-cocked, the load taking
effect in young O'Neals sido, caus-
ing instant death"
This should DO warning to all
persons who are in the habit of
handling fire arms of any 1escrip-
ton. 1t is almost climinally foolish
to point u gun ut IL person, un-
dor any circumstances whatever
1t is safo rule to avoid
tho practice altogether This will
have tho object of preventing such
hoartrending accidents us that above
described. Young people especially
should make it rule uevcr to, point
q gun at another.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-05

desired, the number Of windows afA
fords ready means for q supply The
furniture is Of tho most improved
mako, consisting of noatly finished
and substantial desks and chairs
each desk to be used by two pupils.
Tho seats vary in size and height
to suit children Of different nges.
Each desk is supplied with an ink
stand and II compartment for books,
slate etc. Tho walls of tho room
aro hung will maps and charts for
the instruction Of the children, and
near tho teachers deslt stands a
globe ready for special class use.
\ blackboard stands in ono corner,
near which hang charts containing
the multiplication table II great
convenience to tEo juvenile mathe-
maticians' All the furniture, maps,
charts ctc., were furnished by
Meshrs. j. W. Schcrmcrhorn & Co.,
Of New York. In one corner Of the
room is an arrangement for fire
wood, and directly OPPOSITE one for
water. The room is heated by n
large stovo hear the centre, and
the desks arc SO arranged as to give
all tho occupants a duo share Of
warmth. In tho grove, noar tho
building, is II "ball.alloy," which is II
great thing for the ittlo onos.-
Altogether tho school house for
"kindcrgartcn' is admirable in
every arrangement. Tho carpenter
work was done by John D. Smart.
The building with all it's furniture
and appliances is generously
given by Col. Rion, for the
use of the "kindcrgartcu Echool,"
FREQ of rent. We trust othor people
III tho county will examine the
building and its several novel and
attractive features, and make it u
model for the erection of othors
in their ncighborhood. It is in all
respects grcat Improvement on
tho old-timo school-houscs.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-05
when thou art old and rich,
Thou haSt hcithcr heart, affection, liml

'Whnn thou art old and rich
Thou hnSt hcithrr heart, affection, limb
or beauty
10 make thy fichcs pleasant"
1t is surprising how few boohs have been
written on the diseases incident to old age.
We know of no work tlnt would he more
generally rcnd by the mctlicr-icgal world,
or III fact by all classes, than II .rrcutiso
or the medical nlnnng, ucnt OF old ngc,"'
written III plain ,t,l" md free from nli
technlcalitirs, nor do we know of nny
medicine thnt is more happily adapted to
tn the hllcvjntinR oF tl'r,paihs aud rchrs Of
the oSed than DIR. 1rirs LIVER PILLS.
While they act promptly they do not
wrench tie system or shock the most cu-
icrblcd constitution. In cases of gnut,
rhoumnttsm, kidney diseases, torpid bow
els indigestion, i"Ss of. Appetite their
healing properties arc truly wonderful.
lhc'r effect ON the nervous system is
promps, quoting rcS,lcssncsS, impartny
refreshing sleep and ripor to the whole
system The "ll and yonnG will bc alike
benefited by thc use Of tbs truly cstimn-
ble med :cinr
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-05
-. r.- %HN, ~
liirecohstructeH. dyed.

can't -be rubbcd-out democra,.
keeps browns Hotel, Winnsboro, S.
G. * gentleman from Philadelphia
stopped with him and made Mossrs.
McNfastor & Brice agents for DIR.
,Pemberton's Compound Extract Of
Stillingia or Queens Delight, tho
only known vegetable blood-puritior,
free from mercury and injurious
drugs, that will eradicate tho worst
forms of scrofuln from the system,
with no return of tho disease.
Ten thousand dollars ($1O,OOO)
will bo paid by tho proprictors Of
this remedy if thcro can bo found
mercury Ill any form or any iugrc
dicnt not strictly vegetable. Its
effect is seen i'll frohi four to six
days. No impurity can remain in
tho blood or system when this reno
dy has been taken reasonable length
OF time. Ask for DR.. Pembcrton S
Stillingia, and t;.ky no other. For sale
by McAlastcr & Bricc, Winnsboro,
SO. Ca,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-05

ACTS OF THE hEdlsI'ATuRE.-Among
'''o "c's P'ssoo oy the Legislature
ooioro LILO present recess, are the
ioiio"i'e' i''S'hg reference 10 Far
'le!o county,
An act to rocharter q ferry across
Broad River in Fairfield county,
Sand vest the samo i'll W. J. Shelton,
lFor., his heirs and assigns.
7 An act to amond an act entitled
la AN net declaring a tract of ono
, hundred acres of land in Fairfield
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-05

No EXCUSE FOR BEING SIcK.-NG
person can use BoscnrEs GERMAN
SYRUP without getting im,uediatu
relief and cure. We have tho first
case of CouShs, Colds or Cons,nnp
ton, or any disease Of the Throat
and Lungs, yet to hear from that
has not been cured We have dis
tributcd every year, for three years.
over 25o,ooO Sample Bottles by
Druggists in nll parts Of the United
States. No other Manufactures Of
Medicines ever gave their prcpara
tions such Il test as this. Go to
your Druggists, McMAsrER & Bn1cn.
and gcta bottle for rs cents and
try 1.-two doses will relieve you.
Sample Bottles 10 cents each.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-05

Il Ak AMENDED T1cKEr. There was
! q meeting of colorcd mon at BARRIERS
Hall on Wednesday Right for the
purpose of making nominations for
!, .fntendant and Wardcns of Winns.
boro, at the coming election: The
ticket nominated is as follows s.:
For Intendlnt-Dr. w. E Aiken.
+ For Wardclis-~F. Elder, w. N.
Chandler, John D. Smart and
Fred: Steele.
1t will be be seen that tho change
consists in striking off the names Of
IMossrs. McCarlcy and Miller, nomi-
.Anees on the Citizens Ticket, and
!. substituting those of Fred. Steele
.snd John ID. Smart We regret
this$ action. The meeting which
nominated the Citizens Ticket
was essentially conservative in it's
material and in it's action. That no
dolored mGn was put ON the ticket
~ pt by any means show desire
Z! Y the "color line" John d.
F. TX Vas proposed, and received q
4 Ny Ge votc--though not a ma
"A VI VII the votes cast. And VIC
4 \ tly sure that the election
4 IONS Ticket entire would
'MN Sdvantage of our whole
w. Without regard to race,
WIN
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-05

HE LANCAsiR ArFAIR.-We pub.
hshcd last week an extract from
Judge N1ackey charge to the grand
jury of Chcstclilr whicl, he made q
statement of tb action of the grand
jury of Lancater, on account of
which be hd discharged them
before they hd performed all the
d"ties enjoincd,apon them by law.
The -Ledger cotains the following
i'll reply to the udgc's remarks -
In u brief mnncr wo will note
the falsity Of Jdgc Mackey's state
mcnts in the caa alluded to above.
1st. The Cout was not in session
fhcn tho difficulty occurred, nor did
the presiding Jlge know anything
about it until abut one hour after
it did occur. All he was then in
formed of it by te Clerk of Court.
I'd. CoiiscGuelly, there was no
cro'id rushing from the court
house or througltho streets.
3d: The editorf this paper visit.
cd the wounded nan in componv
with tho sheriff boht ono and a a
hai1 hours after th occurrence, and
found his wound dressed and him
comfortably sleepik in his room at
tho hotel. There bs no excitement
on the streets and ht very little at
the time the affair tcurred
4th. Gardner, wi the Judge says
,s a notorious despEado, is young
man about 20 years pld. This is the
first difficulty we I've ever known
him to be engaged b.. The young
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-05

lRMoNY PnksDyrEuy.-On We'd
messy night, the 9Th inst, Har,
MOI Prcsbytery will assemble in
Sci Presbyterian Church, in this
toWnd continue in session until
y end Of this week. The opening
sEices will commence at s o'clock.
M will consist of Il sermon by the
rctring Moderator. At the close
oflho sermon the Presbytery will be
regularly organized, by calling the
70, Of ministers and churches :
cletion of Moderator and clerk ;
apbintment of committees hours
for meeting and adjourning, and
sud other matters rs may be
nece esary. These meetings will bc
opd and free to all who desire to
attad. There will be preaching
cvcy night, and probably oycry
moning
lie persons composing this
PreSytely arc tho ministers OF
thos, Presbyterian churches which
arc ocatod in the north h-eastern
portbn OF this State, numbering o
about twenty-five also ono cldcl
from encl church or pastoral
chartf', abolt the same in number,
SO thtt n ful meeting would con.
sist OF about fifty persons. These
delcG4tca Wi arrive in Winnsboro
on Wednosd% and Thursday. and
Will be the gests Of families con,
nccted Wit Scion and othe,
churches.
The public re invited to attend
any or all the Nectings that may be
held.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-05

Town MEErING.-In response to
The call of "Citizen," published in
the News of the 23th inst. quite a
full meeting Of tho citizens of
Winnsboro was held at the Town
Hill Oh the evening of that day.
The meeting WAS organized with
Dr.. W. e. Aiken as chairman, and
L. Ross Robertson, Esq, as secrc-
tary. The chair having stated tho
object of the meeting, Mr.. Jno. S.
Reynolds moved that n committee
Of five be appointed to nominate
u taket-mtcnllnt anl four War
dcns--and submit it to the meeting
for approval. The motion was
warmly opposed by Mr.. Piorre
BAcot. who WAS i'll favor Of nomina-
tiohs by ballot III full meeting.
After some debate Mr.. Dacot offered,
rs II substitute for the motion made
by Mr.. Reynolds, q motion that tho
meeting proceed to vote in body
upon such noniaations az
might he made. The substitute
was carried almost unanimously.
Several nominations for the Office
Of intcn>lant were then made
-Alcssrs. f.. Gcrig, James r
Aiken, +. Elder, james Beatty, Jno.
j. Neil, DR.. W. e. Aiken and others
being proposed. All of tho above.
named gentlemen who were present
declined, and Of thr others it was
positively stated by their friends
that they certainly would not serve.
Ihc meeting seemed to be in very
unpleasant dilemma, when it was
proposed that DIR. Aiken be nomi-
mated by acclamation. The motion
was carried, and DR.. Aiken unani-
mously chosen as tho candidate of
tho mooting' Nominations wore
then i'll order for wartlcns, and were
made separately. Mcssrs! L.
Elder and Wm. N. Chandler were
separately proposed, and each nomi
mated by acclamation. Mcssrs; B
}. McCarlcy and A. p. Miller were
nominated, and Mr.. McCarley y was
chosen OH tho first ballot. Nominn:
tions were next made for the fourth
warden and tho names of Mcssrs.
James A, Bricn, j. S. Connor, Jno'
7. Matthews. Jr., Logan Browt aid
John d. Smart we're pro
posed. Mcssra Bricc and Mat.
thcws decline d--thc- former, ho.
ing its""H, through friend. Tho
ballot was then taken, but, no one
OF tho candidates receiving Il
majority of the votes cast, there was
no choice. A motion was then
offered to go into ballot on the two
nominees that had received the
highest number of votos--NIcssrs>
A. l.. Miller and John d. Smart,
! This vote resulted IN the selection
OF Mr.. Miller. The ticket therefore
stands as follows =.
For Intondant--Dr. W. e. Aiken.
For Wardcns-T. Elder, VIM. N,
Chandler, r. j. McCarlcy and A. p.
Miller.
The ticket now presented 70 tho
people is composed of most excel
lent material. We are perfectly sure
that the interests of Winnsboro
could be entrusted to no worthier
and no better hands than of the
gentlemen nominated Mt the meeting.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-05

q 6'pE FmEMEN's ENTERTAINMENTS
9Ef FHlarn that the arrangement
lH TbQA'ontcrtainmont to-. bo, -oiNe1
|U |ay next, i'll aid of the Fairfield
VI Engine Company, arc pro-
! king finely. We trust that our !
hA will contribute libcrnlly to
Elort now making to assist an
\ %Rhization that is not only i'm ,
w INIT, but really essential to the :
IN. Contributions may bc handed
kmy member Of the following
tmmittcc Mrs. Jno. G. Moblcy,
Mrs. D. r. Flenniken, Mrs. \. T..
Goodins.