The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, June 17, 1868, Image 2
THE FAIRFIED HER ALD
WINNSBOIO, S. (.
Wednesday Morning, Juno 17, 1868.
Desportes, Williams & Co., Props
Nomiua ions for Municipal Ollioes.
INTE NnF,"NT.
G. 1. NcMAS'fi'E.
WARiDl.NS.
1. N. 'l'J'Ill'lS,
JUllN Fl:.ASI B,
.1. l . IC II, TT,
W. II. W' I,,ll A MS.
The Rulers of the South.
Iet any one loo: at the l::irectr
of the white Radical leaders of the
South who have baded the negroes to
gether in secret, oatlh-hondll league
organtizations, nays the Norfolk /Jay
hook, who lhave, without pirovooit 11,11
or decent, pretext, arrayed tliet in
hostility to their forier wasters, and
who in facit Own tOIhem body and soul
and control their every thouaiglht, :;cnti
inint and mlotion. Thle lad ical party
South 'of thle Potomwae---the white
portion of it, at least-in iniliiitely
meaner, more unprincipleil, Vindic
i ive and brutal tha1 n the same party
at the North. 'T'here its loaders at
least. are men of Ialent and of :oicial
iufluenee, and personal respectab4ility.
.(here, on the contrary (lIvy are lhe
very sein and dregs of rueit'iy.
There the hatefil and dlig rou:Is el(..
minent of race a uta oiinii is ab:en -l
here it is a pr'evailing andI 1iluiniiiant in
flulence. A few 1111ean, $elli.,h, miseru1..
pulolus while men!1, hav\ing s( pa:rat ed1
thcmelves frImi their race m :111111ha-11
Ih eisel ves al the head oil' tlie ba-hs,
bI'Irani ish Itheir wep111n : and1( ne--'(
thetm on to ia crusale againt. the
white race, just as we have recently
):ceel a ifew whitiiie m of the ame
class leading (lie savago Illians
against the whites al enoin ig tog
iithe in ther hut a excesses.
Immigration
This qunestionl uller the sh$1.p1x imparut
ed by '"'ruo Ii 'coiistru ct ion,'' Ii; a
mune I al imporlance' Ihat, (diserves the
fullest. conmleratlaon of te puliic.
Our reader, will not( in to-day pa, 'i'.
a nuost iniun nlicent. offer of 1,000 ac r('s of
lind, maIh, h tv one of l m lst pa ceal
gentlencit of thl( District.
''i're are dfliultiens connected witl
thin schemioe of grabnitous con -ilti ioun of
lIaids that many of our readers 1in1ay not.
be awaro of, and which must. greatly
contract its operations. Ihat yet,
much may be dlono in this way.
'The matter needs i Ierchange of
ideas, consultation, 111111 a definiite
modo of action. It, has been suggest
ed to us, to call a meetin g of, cit izCs
on thei 1st. M oiila y in -111ly, to c!onsider
this questtin. Ihut we hliev thC bis
i tim inoppitune~ll ou aIccount of the
Imoet ing of the l'Xjuity Cort-, whiich
will interfere with the co-operatioan o)f
many gentlemoin, w~ho would othier
wise unite in the policy.
To us this is the paramount. coin
siderlation of' thle t imes. WithI it ie
genoratiton andit prosperity will surely
comno. Withlout it, we will as surely~
languish in inde'blnite prost rat ion.
Blishopvillo Demnocratio (lub.
A 1Demuool-at ite 1lub has bheni ii formd
at hRishiople t, S. C. In thi ir coasti
tut ion they exprless thiemselv'es as op
posed, antd that without, comupromisme,
to negro sulflrago, unde11r any restie
tions or' cjiualitienittolns whatever.
We annex thle concluding 1'emarks
of the President, (Dr. II. 1). (rneen,)
which scom~ to be expiressed in his ad
drless, in a :spirit of ferveut patriotism,
anid whicho no doubt are end orsed by
almost every Demnocrat in thie State.
l ie says:
"Thne man, wh'lo would assist inl r'ati
fy ing the negro constitIut ion, and on
d orso negr'o suipremiacy in th is St ato
who would corruplt antI blast society,
-who would degrado himself for of
fie ; is guilty of a cr'imiO, too unnatu
r'ai for belief ;too moniistro'us for ex.
tuso ; and too damning for forgive
netss. Hie has the heart of ai dtmoni~,
antd I care not what~ may be his qjuali
i'ationlsor pretensions, lie is voaid of so.
Wial position ; the pliant tool of ty
r'anny ; the footstool of demiiagogule.s
and a foul blot on natunre's record
hiol ding hiis princi1pl's in one hand,
wilo lie ext ends thie other to r'eceive
a proifer'ed bribe ; lie is "a (ihing of'
flesh that can he bonlghit and sold, like
d amlaged inchnd):ldizec.'
"0 ! l thre not somie chosenci cnrse
H"ome, hidldeii thlunder' in t hie vau1li of Ilicavon.
lIed with uncommtion wrathI ; to bilast, thatt
Who oweas his ojfee to hlis countrif"s rin11."
Mr. Davis.
Tfhe following, says the Alexandria
GqxE', is an extract, from a letter
written in Montreal on the 29th~ ulti
11o by3 al gentlmlani no0w resitding tihere,
but wholived inl Alexandria previous
ttloth war :
"Mr. 'Davis is still in Canada,
awaiting i 1 anriou 6 uspens8o is trial,
but wo all have str-ong hopes0, since0 the
aequintl of President LJimsen tlia
lie will niit I o l)'UUr.,lit to trial. 1
have aga in hiad I le lic:.su ic of Iia s so
cioty at liiy house. Jie ic ma iiiod With
118 Unai iiiglit, aind I had all up liOrtuiii
ty of a long talk, whIihel, I a nro y0 L,
I esteemu a great priv~ilege. I nil1eed,
his~ Iliz iaer is ( ) siL il andl agreeabile,
iiiitly, thbat Uiim iiiiy truly ft 1, li'oLu
in the c iiiseioiis;ae:. ti' bing ilid
letter 11111cr thIie ill flue ice of' sio gelit.
suchi all exam pie if o' I'oui'it tile and 1 P1
tiwic as lie eixhiblits --iii'lel, but for
the~se ((14iait i.., Ili; ' ildH haLve died
TIheChafi l'son .7"if ii'/ inl tlie! t
daily of l(ihli iitiu 1;Il,lhes thie
1'1l1-1 of' Ill,n,.1,. I.. 1 l i ttle, liaji'.
I' i elive (i is i- otit. 1'hif"II ',~ l~ to
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regarded in the future, by every
to )cnocrat in the District. tc
At the last election, (for approving ha
u Constitution.) the vote was 1,950 1y
idic-d, and 699 Democratie, mna'ori- "91
pal
1251. The election for Sheriff was Ill
ad ucted strictly en party grounds t(
d the majority was 432, showing be- hai
nd doubt a clear gain of more than a
rid hundrcdl votes in two months. ("
hat may we not expect in Novet- W
r, if the white voters (10 their duty.
t every uman answer for himself.
.. . w
Ridgeway Dumocratio Club.
A wNell attended meeting of this
itb was hobd on Saturday 3May 3t,-_ ra1
e l're sidentt inl the; C'hair. '
The :tinttes were terel i1d appjrov- N
1(*e
Mtr. ' Awar d \V' mt. Davi it troduc ed bu
r. \\'. .1. Vereen of New York, who
ti'Ienttally stopped here, kilt a tour ini
rough the Southern States.. Iia
31r. V. addressed the club in a j"e1
Ty able, al] clo'iuent tmatnn(r, mtel
lhained the attention of those pres -
I. who held different opinions-he put,
ve the statisties of thue Northern 1)e- wi
.oer:y, attul slhowuel by tiattl ati- Il'
1 edlnlettction, tihe ultitmate success of (
C DIemocratie party both North and II"
utth
~tthl. I
3Ir. V. was loudly cheered, and lji
rricel with hiiin the unanimous atnd 1'I
thusiastic thanks of the club. M
Ot motion of )Ir. IR. (;. Lamar, it '
as resolve(1 that the President and
Sec
rettary be empo red to cottlltse
1041 procceedings and reetttst their hip
bl icat ion inl the District and Capi- or
l papear.s. bcl
Adjrnttrted to meet at 2 o'clock I
oun! 13th. :it
lIENli1 Y C. D.\VIS, tli
C'hairmnan.
1i. S. I)aisr'otu's, Soecretary. /J
A K etIuettky edlhit'or advertises ha. 10)1
ws: "W ant. e d, at. Ihia ofliet, a ball th
a
Ilk, of respectable size, sm1b nose,4
oppied(t ears, abreviated cont innat ion-- lir
Ito etitt come when called wit.h1 a beef
enkl. and will take his pound of flesh w
um the Infan who slirts tobacco in
i' on the stove anl steals the ex. re
a ugri's.'' ii
[alttt:NeT.t.] uIi
fr. E*dir :itu
A1 I lirly b'elieve, 'imigrants, be
tould be induced to come into out'
irht andt settle here. I have made .'a
a poi!t to converse with many of e.
tr most, intlligent and shrewdest
tizeIs, and called their attention to pc
to suggest ions of "True Reconstruc
en," and the invariable reply has
LN11, "dio thiIs, and 1ettcr iatcs are w
artainly, ahead of us." A few days gr
o, while L was conversing with a genl- ''
cit.:in, uplon this sttb~jet, itt thle ~
rest tnee of Ia well knaownt citizena, one
bto Itas tq-nsid erab jle cotmmercacial e x
or iecte, antd where mttiami, has1 lotag an
rcn triaillttcd int tle seltool of proitt
1(d loss, the remtar k w~as mtadie, 'I Iia
XCta money, nmy lantds area all that I
ave, whtat twill may ctreditors say, if I na
muL gave one-tetnth of' may land to foe
r ilatP purpos I" pont the instant, ito soi
*1plied, "'if your' creditors htave an P~
ita of senase anad can See thcir otwnt in..
aarest, so fart froma dliscouraagingy yout
tey will adviso you to do it, as it e
ill bie the meanius to rendetr your prto- le~
er'ty mtorae valuatble, andt~ henace a it
reatert probability thtat. you wvill lbe Iha
Jle to pay youtr itndecbtednes. Is I
tis taot so 1 I thtitnk it is ? Anay ina- c
*vn itaterest, will see it in itis lighat, tbe
td sel f-itertest will urtge him to cot.- th
tat. A TAX l'AYER. Wi
hi
r.* Eltor :
lHelievitag witih your numtterous9 cor'
spottleatts thtat tite inttroduttiota of gel
tttigtants inato our commttuntity will Pe
I 11al the dIiitculties of the tiames, tat
tmtaial andt~ political, I will donatoe
000) oneo thaousantd acares of may land, kt
FairfiReld Distriot, to lsa fide set- al
ors, particularly Irish settlers. I gua
el sur'e that if' immttigrants cIan be sr
dttced to settle n'nong uts,-on theseo gi
rtms it will enhanho 100 per cent thte * O
lue of our' rmaaiting land and pro- I r
ote thec prosperity of outr country- gli
POICY. ant
----------------- - - Igra
Yotatt, thte well kmtwn vetor'inatry I i
rgeon, whto htas been bitten eighat oar
tn timaes by rapid anrnalts, says thtat An
ystal of the ititrate o& silver r'ubbedI
to thte wound will lositively pr 1l
'ant htydrophaobia in to bitten pier- 'i
it or anuntaal.
A slip of thte tongue it recorded by
Frenaoh paragraphist A lady wasap
joying thte society of her hustband, *
lien the bell rang and gto servant an
muaced "theo doctor."1 Tell haim I
n sick and cannot see inm," was the Sol
adamo's rep~ly. I w
A school maa'am has ao pted a now of
d novel muodo of puans hmont. if
o boys disobey he? ruleiho stands tha
can on their heads ald )ours water sol
their trower's logs.bj
Local Items.
Riot, Starvation and Murder.
On %Wnesday, d instant, a dc
de tachlment. of the 5th IT.S Artillery,
wa:s brounglit to bear tpoin our (Juiet I
little towni, inI consieneot~i of a
lR I iIOT. "' which only had existence in
the imagination of a few "trooly loil."
On Iriday following found a I J. S.
oflicer making iminfiry for MrI. //e)nry
./oIs. (oiie of the (tilu I louse gelt
ry,) who it seeos had written General
('a inly a t letter, legging him to send
ratit in., t., i'airliehl i mmediate ly, as
her title (i oego., w)er in a starv
ing Comlition. \e do [et ktow of
any onte at tl joint of starvationi
in. F"airlield1, it is (inte we are
pr'tty h'ltani up,'' blt )<t star
ing. TIi a oftten uf, no donht, fr ti t;('1il
fo e e on ,.in urp./r
diidln't ."t IIhe 0corn1 and l":iconl, anid
wttih! iot -( ('pt a compre:sed art i.l
of "V't::abl e ;taoilp" which 1 a.; ,. C.
lerel I the ollicer in lietn of corn
and lacon, a:", of that article he, was
I liili.,.
We arty now ebina reoil with the MU Il
lI)Ili of Ion lbill, a r:Olial rneg:ade,
who iivel in nr.baw. \ What else
will 1 cha nred to hi iihl ? It is
trle we havec sotim very hard eases iIn
our :'n/y, but they are of the Dill
strii,e.
We Copy the l' 4lowing front tle
I /wnir in regard to Fairlfield antl tle
Dill nlrder: -
"\\e liat' L(: ve be1 f ' to tat(
that the ali:ir of lifl ituried ini
Ker.-bawr lnd m4~ in "Whd l-'airlie'ld."
AS sle la : e "I iet'' t h:u l, -I
ot. Itot w":'it to shiotlih-r, ab:Io the'
Dill mlatter.
Dialog1o on the Steet btwcen two I)ar
Ies.
tcl--T say Seip ! What is the
mteanin odg of l l nelonenL l hout Mr.
.1 tlins=i.
S -u-Why yia:1r you am igno
run:i; l'reP. ilent rJohiiun.', you see,
ronue iuit tie Iadicail nitger party,
h-v' lev syiill too stronu.g tit re'coln
stilletilil ; dat': why (ey do ilipeea li
him.
I Ire-lu, ii' tlat he io, why don't
tle tlite folk: pear i ( i3 1r. I (avall ?
iin't Lie quit ilday paity, Ind jitn de
n iggir t
St- (es, dots de truf' ; buit'de
reastion aii ; d!e is mi1ore iolly-heads
in lat party, sides )uvall,
Duht( \'ell ,1le, etie Lord hub mur
(y polnl Ie people. Jet t pray !
The Cotton Grop of Tairtield.
We are infotrmttedl 1. b'e of oir <-iti
zenls who hlas m-1'o the imlpiiry, that
the crop of 1867 antd I8'i8, up to the
I :4t o~f J1 uni, inayi be est imallted b y the
following sipments, viz
"' I~iltwway, '187
"' llackstoc~k, I Gt
.8y W\agons, 981
Oin han~d, 165
Weimay theeoro0 saftel y stt d own
the cop of I a1irfield,at. less thIiat 8,000
hleils ; onie-hialf of' whi<-h wx soi ae
I10 to 12e. tanldih other half at l0 to
5.,real iz intg aboutI halIf a inill ion of
dollars.
Moro Purglary.
The stort, of' Mr. .John II. Cathicart.,
was againl enteed on Saturday ntight
last, and two hiundredi and sixty-tive
p~oundls of bacon, (so far at known,)
abstricted therefrom. This is tlhe
secotnd timoc Mr. C's. store bns been
rolbbed lately. Ciiainot someothting be
done to sto p this high handed vil
liany ? There has already boon
enough stolcn in our town within the
laist six months to pity a policoman
hiandso mcly, anud why is it, thait there
is not a maitrshal for the pr1otectioni of
uil be tw ? ohp the villianis
willyetbe etetedandpunished to
th ulextent of' the laiw.
The K. K K ~
[The following notice, says an ex
chiango was piced up by us in front
of' our otice, a few days ago :
T'he Klandecstine Komnbina tion Klub11
il im Iuee t at the heoadqutarters of the
lAnghtt's K(rimoson Krapc, to perfect
icasures to moot the ats of a Kom..
muon Kat ast rophoe Konigress in thle mn't
ter of upeachm ent. When the
K locks Klangs Klcar, lot oviry X. K.
A. be at his~ post.
One Fare.
TPhe P'residentt of the ..ite andI
Southi Carolina Road, announces that
the Charlotte and South Carolina Rioad
will takes all IDologates to (lie Nationtal
Democratio Convention in New York,
and return thoem for one farei-. 1t is
expected that this arrangement will
be extended to New York.
Tho U. Sta s uslil Review.
Woe have received from the pub
lisher J. L. Peters, New York, tihe
June number of UT. S. Musleoal Re
vieW. The 1music1 is un am1 be.at.
aainANr, Conrax %au oa atasts --0ne
irgo F. Rool, and a Chaplain McCabUo
re immortalized themselves-the former
se IIng to iusic, and the litIer by sing
at the (bicago Convention the first cam.
gn song of the bumnma'r prty. We Iake
ir word for it, lHuntnerism is one of
ir Clements. The bummer party sung
s been endowed by the New York 'Tribtun,
I it is rarely (hat, wo see the naked truth
freely exposed to (lite gaze oi' a di-gust ed
rill. Three groans for tle '-humnmer
rty." Ilear the beautiful refrain :
hen rally again, then rally netnin,
With Ilbs sulaiier, sailor ail /'Uuner,
- ill light it out heate, on the t( ic ia line,
No odis it- it tak:es us all uotia-l."
Now, t her' is a spa- k of op-n, tunbltushilg
enlity aral boli ft antktt-ss in this decla.
iolt of '-hinoiiier" pr ieiples, wlicih tie
w Yl k Tri/win enolur.ts by piiublisi;ng
it. wo ta riot hesititle lip thus at pon
:ord for their benefit. tinurr ihl I-rt Ihs
mmer flag of tirant and iol ax.
A Iattumer is i th ie'; at Iruwlinag, steal
isin':thilig, drunkenl,'t, ,thdonicllht':l enet, who
ngs upon the tail of ailt arimy. iii iao
operations is to 'gut" M d W111g of
apor, deftenceless wmivn aml thilaren;
detstroy for the sake of destriy itg; It
arder fir the sake of ourderin , ont o:, a
1.0 hellish spirit. 'ile Inuntmaer is the
tich wha ouat ges the feailes, wll, pours
I into the fltho connt carry away, ur
ily consitne lay fire. Thli' biunltr never
lilt,. lie assnssiaat ts sick and feeble blt'
'n, iata mialtret'at < oi wtm'la nd at childra'
ao huniter is the incarnatle vat'lch ia
i waist towns atnd cities with the torcb.
ac bumtier rendered sigtal serviceto t he
ongrel party, in lonliag in the rear o'
erain, on his destrue:ive raail throu..h
striets where at Sonthern auaman was ntat
en. All had leet kile. 'r wer in remiaotae
Caions. I l-r(' lie luatf lia iir ivas ia
I glory. No iota to ft igllvi lii, l!aHa v
plaltler, ianda raart wtia I for tire ian.l (it
tchce knifte..\s the "'lhia: e'r" has I)eent
11 into 'loggrcl by the ''oicks" of Iith
liaiiaer partiy, we take it Ihev atiiierstani
a-it own priicilles. (to it, inailiTrel, on
'ant. l'olflx andi linnnerltani----te (bul
ii morality ctanlid:ties.--Xa ir- Ik />,!y
wok.
A1 lIt~r.iA W.tx Wolut.-Th_'1'e par sers
rough 1, street. in Ier"ina wire grei'y
Iauaed the other lat,, y hie a .eaIln' of
wall-k nown gentleman taking the .lbae of
wax figure in the show. window of a cele
ated hair-dreaea'. The jocose fella w had
tale at bet that lie could sit in the sh .w
indow for the saee of four haours in an
amovable attlitude, ias tch aits pocaible
scmbling the figure generally kept in such
aces. Our erlit-ca totik hi.3 set at ha precisely
o'clock in Iho afternoon' ti:lired in ii whi:e
nie, his biti coverel by :t tlan, Ifr.
aa'r which at luxuriantt ma of blr pr .
tihte tie chin icrased in an itamt'n'e
ard:; the upper lip decorated by ia tit at
ustacle. Ile kept his liti I ion without
irrin or movin t until ' o'clock itn tI'
eng.
Of couirso at great in nt itutle of curious
-ple assemblel before Ahe sh. twt t idn,
tong whom ow"e not. a few wh were cog.
zant. of the het, and who caused' some
mins to annoy the living showmai n by
uids and deeds, atandl lay tai ktg faumy
imae s to caise him to laugh. Hil in
in ; the joter m:anitained his eltutanitity,
a spile. of all ratteciinpta, la id noitat eveni
Iii" tat moiave 0 a musce of hais face. WVhen
e clock si tuck se5ven lie coolly tdisr'obed
*eself' of hiis Turka'o Iioant hanabiltaweasa,
d amitid loitd acers of' thle tcur lioust s peetat
es, left thie windtow to imbait the ebalan-.
gne lie lada wotn bay hais lo~ng s'itInag.
Tr. WVasusstthai tit-;e'ttaa._-nIt the lateo
mtici pail ele cto, Ih a d nticiitailnididatet.
Mayoriii, Saiyles .J, llowen', w.'asl (elected ity)
tie seventty- fourt maiajaariay, tio rad it o tal
11 of 1 8,0001 vots. 'haee'c ari ver 8,1000
16d ed t uaers in thiis cli , whlo vaotedi, withi
V excepiiotns, tho rad'ical I ickel. Now,
aen it tas contidier'ead iot. Conagress ovea.
0 listriict of (Columbalia lasa 'exclausivie
sialationa iaa all caises what saiver,"' and
tt fotia e lanst aevent yeas thas legislatlion
a been~i tire'ctcd to (te obiject of mtaking
tssaungtona a ratdical ty, the resutlt of this
acliotn shlowsa thatlradicaalismt, event ini its
at rali str'ongbiolki, is ana up-hill butsinesst,
d that whletn thla bireak in thet faall faairly
e r'eign of thait raidial paty, its overt iai-ow
ii lie as signal itni aecoisive ats wats thao
wntfaill tandl dissolu~ti of (lae 01(d Whiig
rty, int 1 8.2. Th'le Ore'gao l acto poinits
MaA NDr.-Si)t will gra'itify all (tue
utt hernt ment iad wtomn to leatrt n tlao h
attves of Contafederate soldliers ina loitdont
,rk t'emtetariy, Jialtimaore, was- tappropri..
aiy r'aetembered tand deccorat ed. 'Thie (a
te satys:
'Thouagha few of themi were pearsontally
own to uts, thioso Soldiers (did not dlie ag I
-angers int a strange land1(, for ottr peCole
ve to thtetn thie sincerest adminirationa antd
rnpathay int their lives, iiand will keep their
ives andi memories greoen. IlTe loved
es whto are mourning for thietm ini th
uth mtay fee assutredl thiat I heir ahies will
ioso as ptencefully in Matryland~ as in Vir'
aias, anad thait we rand those who many como
or uts will trend reverently niaround thiese
e it so I (thougha riih i'ram ledt' lae cout.
edi for Warong,
d that plass for liighat which is livil Vie
(oriouas;
re, where Virtuec is feeble anad Villianty
'strong,'
s a (Cause, not. (lie fate of a cause Iliat is
glorious."
i Yay lIann CAsI'.--Wo hadlnever (tally
preciated the hiardsehip of (the 8onath until
saw ti paragraph in thie Now Yor'k
bune.
'That rebellion did not begin att the
ith ; hereafter it will be said thant our
r spranag from the revolt of the consciene
thle North, against theo national dominaion
slavery.".
Thae fouthernt fate is bad enough ; buat
I. all our woes flow from a itnorthiern con.
ance," miakos them almost unenadura
*-Richmand D);>nafc,
ful, aai1al can be had chea0p. Tle sub
serIilition price is only 2.00 per an
ntin. Alt lovers o' new itad beauti
,u'il ici e sliould have a copy. Ad.
dhess J. I. Peters, .13ox 5,d29, N. Y.
Renovato,
As the warti weatheor is upon us, i
behooves our citizens to rcno'vato
their prem ises. A liberal use of limo
is of' much value to the looks and
health of our town. I t is an excellont
aisinfectant ; aanl a bushel of' it may
save a family ruite a iuilite of d01.
lars inlt un'dseines anml <Inetrk Lirs
New Advertisements,
We direct special attention to the
ail vert iseni t of .Iohna 1'. Alattlews,
jr., in reg.:ard to "Einf(littable Life lu
:;uranee." head a:iil see for yourelf:_1.
Sheriil' S;ales-- . V. Ollever.
See "Ros~AMad alis."
All lovers of niico things should not,
Fail to reard t ( notices of'd4ohu Me li
tyre & Co., a1.1 after doinlg so, not
forget to give the tm a call.
hAul I NCi it;i,.--- \Ve are auathoriz
ed to lirione thi a under thae arra'nI~'e
menlt. naule bv the Chairman of ile Cen
tral E:Xecol.ive Cu'nltittee, wihrebly
ah i all others w''ho may wish
to vi.sit New York during the session of
the I),emocratic Convention, mny go and
retuarin for one(- f on-, ladies as well asgen
tlminva, are ineimled.
"Iahc tie bright shell
From its houe onlt the lea,
Anil whorevcr it goes
It illiu; of the sea
o a1ke the fond heart
Fromai its home anl its hearth,
'Twill Sing of the loved
'To the cods of' the earth."
]WAA AIS
Purifies the Blood.
I'or Sile by IDruaggitla Evecrywhore.
.ASK YOURSELF."
\ M I williug to al'low iy wife the solaico
!l of iy Ionie, lly chilidren that greet,
nie with ta inuh. Ii jov, who haivo climbed may
kInee to p rlform their liiile i fli;es of ten"
irneis and a II clictions, lo be p'.aced in such
(sit.iition f distress ina the way of making
tinet certain pr ovision for' itl em, the means
w r do'ling which arc now wit lil my reach
orin yoirself seriou'ly to reflect, on ali
u'ject awli treimble at t he responsibility of
your alietii ioS, if yilu do not apply al. oaic(
to Ilhe undettrs ;iinad iad hiave y'(iitr life in
:aured in lhe lat Coanyaam~, "'lajIqitable Life
linsuanaae,"' l' JBroadwaiy, New York.
ainy!nu ewy. t ins~ured, if' Su'rtion's certi
caiti t.x pr ,h rx it/Ind, and if the y are p~oIte
.I0iIN P.* %i Al'T'iIEWS, Agenat.
liit~:se.:'.--Gena*. Johnl 1raan, I.1. L.
t*;l1iot1, Nunaa'I. Cath Icarta, E. .J. Al cans, it. A.
NI1 I FF~ Il'iS 8AL~ES.
i) retit Ill, I will ter' for sale at Fe'irfield
(ourti liouse oni thIe fir1st M~ondlay' and t he
Jay l'ollowing in .July next, withain thmo '
legal holurs of sia'o, to, ihe h iighesit. haiddler',
for ('asha. ihe f'ollowing ltcal and Per'sonmal
l'i'perty'. Purichaaseras to pay for tilios. To
wit:
Onie lot of 1lad1 in thle Town of' WVainsboro,
l'airfieldl 1)istrmict, known in thle plan of thO
Tlown nis lot. nuombera (-10) forty-six, fa'ontln'g
on Conigr'ess street tweity-six feet and run..
niing back west., onhe linie of' thle adjoini ig
lo omwnetd lay Fraancis Eler, oai theo s'ouath
bouniidary', sixty-four' feet, thencice northi
I wetty-six feel, thaence cast sixly.foura foot,
il henee southi twenty-six feet.. levied upon as
Itle prop erty of' samueli Jnacksoan atl thle suit,
of S. Wolfe, aigentf of' W. 1). Kersh, and oth,'
er's, vsa. J1. I. Praopa . anid Samnel Jacksoan.
One lIone Mare ad one hny Made fourc
y'ears old, levied upon01 as thea pr'oper'ty of II.
'1. \ arbiorougha at thla suit of' II. L. Elliott.
antd otheras.
tS. F. D.
SheoriflTs Oflico,
June 16, 1808.
June 15--3t
LEMON SYIlUJP.
JRESII Conoannut. Cream Candy, auni
D riops, K isses, Fig P'aste, Lemioans,
andl Drmied Fr'uit.
JOlhN MelNTYR & Co.
- JUS'T RECELVED.
~ugar's
Rice,
Molasses,
Suigar Cured Iamna
Pialor Mat ches,
C.ountr'y Flour.
.Aioi ~~ I WCni O d fto
most. RA lISING FLu for amakin the
mtdei iosreads,Lsonigs, Puddings,
or milk onaly.--lo be mIxed 'when the oven Is
hot anld readly for baking, and for Cako,
i'aastry, &o. Saving hlf~l theo ordlinary
riuantiity of'1 Bultgr an e , This flour la
warranted wholesoame Atn autriolous.
For salo y
maOyJ iOWpO ODWARD,
PEAS ! PEA8 I
.LOT of' Whlito Peas, and1 Cow Peas, jt.
reolind and for sale by
may 14 1XITYRE & Co.