The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, May 13, 1874, Image 3
"upon ple'iuLt or TNN rt N'. i'line
J OD Pa rTIN.-Our ofile Isha been
fitted MAih b131 tiiaterials tecessary
for printing jobs of.every description.
liills. Lectterheoads, i osters, lihviiationi
and Business nt rds'&e:, &4.
N F.w A DVETISEBWNiTS.
Lw Prices--l i nieieg & Co.
C'itat ion,--IW. M. N elson.
N..tice - John D. NeOntley.
Fe-e-h Me lioineai-W PL. Aike6.
A sitor's Notice-Jcl Copeu.
I. (.-Dautenbergs are stiri so'l.-.
inl Be--t Prints at Wets. w
AU k.nd, of fancy iced
drii Is cau bi foutMa ht 13. 1. Row'!;
Ci.NT.-Daniiehberg & Oo't baI
1.1 f lor Meichant, Tai aring aro fa.,
Si V 1oi !, ui the la te t ht Los.
7- T[e c'fig, r s elect for the eu
Suilng quarter: ir thpe Lo ige of Good
Temiplars will be imstlled to-Iight.
Oi There was aii 'iiomersion at
r..tmti's Spri;-g on Siundaty, attend
e.1 by a large concouise of culored
people.
UsIq&'.-Go and see those ".nnd
poine. l'Iiiuarsl3 ut Danneinlerg's. They
are beautiful.
f Owing to 1le length audim
porIutee of several coses in the Court
We! will have to give detait of some
of thbem berCafter.
0r Mr. 1H. A. plead gtiilty to
the charge of neglecting to tutn over
pui lit; noney to the Sliuto nt'id ivus
sen teIced to one citr'., imprisovuLebt
tuA $2000 fine'.
gi"7 Trial Justice H. I. Fianni
gan was coippletcly exonerated of the
charges brought aga- nst him of
oflicial miacondut. Alux Woodle,
his chuier i':uer was liabbed inad
conIviiced on a eh::irge of burglty.
f The 'oored aeo'pie or town
Lwu a May party on Thuraday n'ight
1nit a 1aade and Pie nic of th'e look
&(*V L~ddetr Coinpany 'on Friday. The
T uck was dre.ased with flowur8 and
the tiaopany piient)ed a haniasoine
)Iia l I ed i ce.
In the m-t toe of the disputed
$ C. C. 0 , Clerk o; Cou'rt
of( he.itcr hai~n been appoi.ted
it, fe-ee :udi ordeed to hold a 're
t1 'i mn.1ItLy ht W i'un bo) 1
a -i u ri'.i. . ti0 ihe J4a a aIt eintm.
It ri as to thd dis,.ot,i anc of th.
a, .\:-er I i dlidaCies was
Set, .an our < rnee 'fromi the Gransd
(Ci n 3 al Smerdiay, and we're hihly
ni i ei sted". We 'return our heam ty
tiI. hi. ,1, .
NnN. T1. D). Oxiler also nit us
si hti 8t ana vherr 'es ti $1 frst ne hnave*
seen i f .hSeo8>in. Wd ..ib tithteful
I..r tese tat eintLmns.
O 4 What hats ever beeome~ Of the
"overeO ts eiase ?ic We. had expecud
ti, hear of' it at this term. The
c salt, Wvele. fotImdi in tii'e 'p e/
of (C.miaa sionear Mi.riti ii, and it jia hut
by n hi~en he inny 'estabdli-h iss 'tiarre
iannoceneco, anid the thief' bes diieovers
ed .and pun isahed.
ga" Fr'ank Porter, conlvicted of'
hi'~a-ny, is thought to he the snme
Iae:sat1 a to .fbed the whteat straw bse,
loniginig tor D.. D). C. Means of -this
'cot.iity, fir wieb ita wan rant was is
siued aigiaiuit Eh1, brit i. 'tr .seave
beenure of hai. fhgtu ei ls e
der f M. Drfto inGeorgetown.
Of 'EATII UF M1a. ttisri J.
ConMMA N.- We are ngain cOaed
upon to ch oni the death of a goodl
mian. Mr. Coleman (lied at bist
residende ndiai- Feadterville in titis
b'unty onli te 4th iristant; of
pnleuAmanin. .lie aas bighaly respect
ed by all whol knew him. II is he
teantd family have the heartfelt
sptah. of it bonununiillity.
DAir.Y UNhis PriaYsa MFIAIN.
An ins itaitoni is eiltdud to the in.
habitantts of Wlaariabof-o; t d assblei
together daily to <frer pra34er for tlie
suppressors oif vie inl olr iiuidst, antd
for a revivmal of religlion ini all our
churches. A mn-eting for thhi pura
piose, will commtienee 00 nex tlonday
evening, at 6 o'clock, in the k'esby
terian ehusrohx.
O7 On Friday Mr. Jas.", Glenn
M atswas udtnitted to the Bar
after air examination in open court.
The Conimittee to examino were
Alessrs. Douglass, Rion and Gaillard.
The Presiding Juge complimented
Mr. McCanta on his examinatian.
Mr. Moeiants ii a young gentleman
of talent aind culture, and we
doubt not will succeed in his chosen
p)rofession. We wish him equal
an0408s ih that which hait been al
ready achievad by hisftber..
8-rnAwB itnv inEr.-The ladies of
S:.1J1 ds i hust. pripase havig a
,triwlerry fete ir. ti:lh4pian 11,11
On Thursdtay igtht. the 14.h1 of M.,
for the l:urpose of rai-hing a sunt suffi
cient. to purebase lanape for the
'chuYeh. This i6 a proi'eworthy under
taking, aid we hoipe all 'elititauly
lhsp-oiosed persuns of every denomiali
tion will ovcotribute either struwber
ries, or eroaun or speid their ':noner
liberally. h 'the 9'eeasnn of the fele
Let the fete be well pitroisizud.
0: Judge Mcke pas'sed the follow
eniat elce Oil Alex Wuod 0.f, eni.\Io d
(of burglary. "You b. v ebe foutl
gulilty of an vfferee !or wlichl you
iight be. selit to the l'o..i enlitary f.,I
30 Y ar.. 'I Le 'e urt % ill ('en lne
y'u however tu only oine year. If oi
are c~o.vre d argin ylu will be oil
jen0iced tu 20 yene.s, if i third rII t
ao \-eitrs. If \fu are e 0iv'ced a.
fontho 1 t1im1!, Voui will thn to ha v'e 1 0
colme eligjible to a sea n 'the L-gisla .
lIurc."
Count4.-The followingt rentence,
were pasted at the proent term o
the eour't:
The Stato vs. Jack ric3-lguilt.
1in.iet&g~her.-aelatet:e, 15 ya in
The Srate vs. Wil). Creen-hur-.
Vl.zry and lr'een-setence, 5 years
in penlitentuary.
The State vs. George Jackson alias
George l'.lmer-grand I.Areen'y. ou.
tence, 8 liouths in pen it~entiary.
tae tatO Vs. H. A. Sarith -*il
fully neglecting, as Cuunty Treasirer.
to tart. over tuotiy to the S ate
ireiC.urer-sente ., to pay a fiie ol
$2,001, and 12 noriths in peniten
ti Iry.
O:"' J1a16tCs Maitiln, a coloreti man,
was urowied at G. P. Martin's iill,
near Ailhford's Ferry, Broad River,
,)n thi 25th. fIe wais with Mr. Amos
Da\.is, who bad I 0en to exanine fish
baskets. A lg lies front the m:it
land to an iland. As they w-re
crossing this', NA .rlinl fell ill. I Ie W. s
a good i ho ner and .\r. Duav im hail
1.o apprehensions of 'ice;deit, Wheln
suddenly Martin sAnkc. iHo rtust
have becn seized withs a craip.
Justice Kirkland held an inquest
ove- thu rernains, arid the jury hen- i
dered a verdict of accidental drown.
ig.
Btit.Ei0iSor.-r .- k large aind at
ten tivo oungregation assei lbled at tle
Presbytcrian church las.t Thursday
nighij being the 57th oannivesary of
the Fairfieid County Bible Society.
A sornaon was preathed by the
lrv. Mr. Chichester-inhject, I What
is Truth ' The Rev. Me. Camupbell
f1l ..wel in an address elhOWiLig thC
,errnaanetcy of the Bible.
After tht'3a services wrere conIela
dtd, the n.-COti',e W44 Called to orde.
by le,'. M,.. .I!ts, State Age. 1 44
th. A rier fcanBiiT lo Siet, .lUv.
Mr. Camybell Aw- 0 ,ille1 to .I ode.ra.
t .to 'nttCLig, find M r. ..s. \V%. Lw ,
equ~e~..d to :.et as S. etr % .i%
.J'he S ..eity wa:- tthe.a tr t ived, taffe
-everal year. o- itni.'l t-, 'o ra it
oh11 0o151 airntin, whieb ha-1. been oi
for ce fos tn.e ihani half a cento,ry.
About thir inew tue/ntit,cra wa..i
added ti thea lhs. froml th. coli.rrega
icrn present. The p jnaia~rt 4f on i
dolla aninnua wlly counstit utes a pe rsutn a
a1 ni.iwiher.
Sunc'io: or A U. 8. Orv c En. --Theo
followYiug dispatch his been received
Yotxvr.rrt;, S. C., May 5th. 1874.
--Cap:1. dj eli i.'hoa sa 'pher, the I com.
halnd ant of th l ' 'ee. . ,I trto..p1 ait
this pl.Ice, comi' ttedl suiieja o t los
hesideince last nighlt tabout nim.r
bi'eioak. by shooting I im.-etli wIi h a
the l'i gt~t lar ad hng in the I rin.
Deanth w..aa insatlaitti-on,9 A j'a of
laJie~ e W . 11. \\' inarie, lin,.. uS
K.'oronaser, at one1 o'oeo-k t:a inoir.i,
corupiIIoled ofl a rnamberII or ihe i~e.'..t
et tizens, nndai a v'erdliet re tih redi,
acordeiane with the anlve r,w . At
the iingjtest inothiing w-as is-ited to
.lhow anty enntl~t for' the Itsh a~ct, fur
thar thani that the decoinsed brltl
l~en drinkingz freely. TJhe deeensed
Is the Oei or Caplti a . of the 18th
regiliiect of ina try. lie ordered a
a prai viato solribr in the 3'eair 1 857.
and *tas the p.- liate s.eCretai-y of
A I her t Sidii n e-tJlinsda o v ii lc thbi
t~flicer was Celnged ini the Uth ex
pedia ion. lie was a native ol j'aiua.
delpia, where hi~s remains will lie
taken for bn ialh.
tb. A publilc ineet ing was 11eld On
Monday in the Thespian I11,11, II. E
Elkin in the chair,'RI. 31eans Dav.s
8eerotary. Gen. Isratton moved thalt
thle Settretary' be regqrested to read
thb e~Stituition prepared for the
ta~x uniiotas. This being Cart ied, the~
constitutIon was read.
Gen. liratton theni moved that a
commK~ittee of three for each town,,hip
be appointed by the chaair to organize
Township Utions, Carried.
Qo nmotion, M1iej. T. WV. Wood
ward was requested to repoat the
proeedinks of the Taxpayers coil.
mittee in Washington. MIaj. 6 ouid
ward gave a grapthio and inltereating~
aeooont of bia~ trip. Ga&te as his
Opinion thaft Grant is "an ordinary
flabby w h iskey d aink ing sor t of fei.
leiw," arid deo6ibed his condiret as
ridiculous and (Ont1impltible. F'it h.
he thought a perfect genatlemain, lie
was Dleased with mnst of tha enlebh.
ties at W ashington, but thinks they
aro nut a. groet. ar, they appear front
a dI'8anlce. Atbout s he w-,rmest re.
ception thle' EIllit nilit% received were
rom 81)t' I ab aitel Butler.
Wi.s -11 Iude ti;e fol lowing reana ik
I was al originul ihtiolnittoist, 11n111
full of ieqe, but tho turn matters
are takiin; I never contemp'ted."
Ml.j W u(.d wa rI 'Jtie! ell by sa -
i mitt thit-tigl we have Strneg
:,tends itn Wohd~inagtone, ou1 tiiho
.'031 ill crselvo., and we Iaiunt
work out ourt %.6 a v ' lv10i1o1,
Ili thorroe ury'c I up oilnill 1he
dljty ot joiuilig taxo uioins and Work.
l-g taogether..
A 11i %lus then o etcd, itm te he
-Il-S t' of thuo.e p-ci.:.att wvre obtainc
di.
'The cbairin in reqlue d tlimte 'for
tie '!app1oint iuenlt of tile V iloIs. Coil.
%tilt 'ccs. Ti ere 1C:ti ito ftrtheor
b St th. et n njmrel
Ii. E. ELK IN, Chm',
Tur S-rr vS. K. c. i'.itnoxs. -
L1i6 was lun action brought againitt
the detitd-ant for alleged vilation of
tihe civil right. bill : The testiznoey
wtnt to shoW thut o h IO 10th Apri,
Jino .lobIley of (11i m11, an ex-logis.
1-itor of half-und-h'iif conmplexions,
.:n i.e to W I ian.boro. ie wente to
Barber't Store to got a Imeal. Iar
,er 11not beinig aIlie to furnislh it,
s mt t mesage to Mr. Tim nioiA of the
New Idea salooni to prepare a dinner
for a gentlemnoi. Mr. Black, Mr.
Timmons' clerk, told the Cook to
prepare a dinner for a 'gentlem an1
(dii, wats the Couk's tc.,timoney), aid
told I ihn it niglht. Ie- wcll be terved
ine the 'kitchei."1 (Th1e tnl t1n ba
'a fronit ro iom 'i which are thi- bar had
two atalas, it niddle room in n bjhi
Ule U )Ltah teIlIe buani and severail
sllonIl tables, and a back roo) in
Whieb eok Ng in done.. aid in- which
a taile is halo prepared for eating.
In this pfla it wa_'s p'rov en that M\1r.
Tittinets binl.s..lf .t1d many fr iquen.
lers of0 the etaturant hlad cateu, it
iein.g a1in'c c vL' enie. '' a r than t e
s tas. ) The dinie n aots. at "et (tit oi
th3 table. P.lsenttly, J1un10 Ao',ley
catnie ill with lltnry Jinsin aid M.
S. Miller, albh-augha Meblcy dceimeo
havii; nvijt:.d tih littler; andil i
le "kid [.(It aksoclate with such at Char
acter as Miller and it was tin insult
to thii.k .e wouhld." le said 1 told
haini I didn0't w; Lto trash lIk'ei 01.
!o be following te around-. didn't
nate he can di riitiiitia ol tce'itt
t his color', but his drtikenitiess."
(l is wits 1th11)er rough langatti ge for
title ex -hleier to Use. of tanother.)
askt difoi- his dinner as hbe Vtvc
buiigiy , andii Mr. Tin>.nr pointed
atek. Maobley enprosillg, hu a ad , that
Ilh- nlecant thaIt, (Iinnei- was edoktij
"t'll i.t)" otte of tho stalls, anl
11eilnled for Iis dinner a1g1i.n. ir.
Ticninen.s cauic uP and11 t'did h 1i h his
<iiara was an tIhe itek 'oni. b Iy
-.ud"I w t it it.re-Tnn sr
p.ied. "it *s C.healy prepared bock
hole aetnd! if .I t wincCl it %4)11 iii1-st go
bae ce leot it.4 :1. hhaey - "I'il .hive it
hl t tio aiiCt al. Tiii ilioi, -.JTaei
get edt ti 1.le itt (110e." iMobji-v
ht te : hat NI r. Tai a e n id tt
OlCie lie. ''lti'e folk~ eatly nril nte.
prt ecc hoii. i'et talt there. Tits wie
.~eied, cel I air. 'I tesos udic the
NIo ty .sp de itn a L auT Iina er~ &botitt
IItt c uli r li I. hi y t lien lft cliid
Th--e jeriy wa, Coipfosed] of four'
coloed ;an taiht.41 wht:te icen,, with a
.,:0e 1 ft re:iac t. !lessra. M cin~rts
) -ne inteas ad ioa deientit, tle
.cceused.
l. Ilion opanedt bcy spe akiang of
the ma.tiural Ittetiec of il iv~a
to blng t eai othet, rnnd itoIh. ., a
ceuicie ag ainlst otheaor rae C. This
W.5 .111 a hat. di reot ety byv thle [at.
ger cit d tvleli ..f th0 itiumlan lamtl h.
lilt L ny tiiho-o separated by13 geoigrap ji.
ca I htoeteditrles.
I e L, hertt lhe. coloirl ed porio
ive tig1.1$ tde itol Iio the '.hit s who
a'. tiher:- ' I tlee ' cci a a .. jell TF
heat. mi l:e b, a e:quiicel .itnt, Cot,
.'lnaw to mlIIry a nhtt cia, butail
iiiwas )C he tat mtary aioi e.it'red Imc..
I 't. re *s -. ia e. L g i~Iatnier's, r-ce ..
lizhig t his pi.iia., Jeesld lic.,
thai' ito tiet o i-s thlda he iniide
oni ne 'ito act iof coarl, thit ith ii in c.
inay liv ino inaIt rtiaen V. Jhut- ti-t lat
sct eted for giood hlas beeni evokedu iust
Zlts to produlece evil. fLtiutelatt
(.Xlon'elh jii:<i S. .b!1blev Ajie do
('ta,.p tte'his I.l ieliec th laocveritor
ofC SouthI.' irel jiaur a (d'Conoerii . cl
chei-f cif the Statt Nlaitiu, Ocmed~ to
to rttamei it nwi co an tint ki t'o e tlaie
ejleilcant lae had praevioudij ranacd
it Un ism.
Co!. Riona then tergiied Ilit tao tlis.
erimfin.et iiimi waltboan the ptocsecu
titig wite ao breianse of labs chtr
that ho haci apieou. ini a gruff muan.
tier on d i fcicieed .\ r. fIiTalon s,,t ed
thaet hee diii tfot 1.otii thre metal, ,.i rply
beoaacansehe putt oct airs, andc ,.".a itisuit.
ted I ebans he5 ftwats nth Ytewecd to. lie
wtouhl i ot go to Jeekcin ailhough
-Jletkis laid dinaed thatt Ieri
eal. go et lernan, Treasure r Crdioz e
antd a Phla'ldelphi laInw3er, N!c itn.
CJo!. RIIon also rvjadee the poinet ihat
Mr. Tlimsinons showod nao dlher iminla.
t tita ian has dlrinkitig stalooti, and that
the ro.-taulrant wic not llensed, as it
iaeded none, arid thterefnfe evena had
Mr. Tfimmaoies refus,'d to give Mobley
a meaal heeaduse of hisa color- he woeuld
riot be litable unditer theo act. After
somet furnther eliboraltiona of theO above
points, Col. lRione onded.
Mir. Mlctiatsa of the defentce theon re
mallski-d' that Ite 'ished to sei ito
t~ oublte bcitween the~ raaces, thaat the
races had to live togethe andl ahouldl
therufore cheriah friendly feelings.
The oivil rights net may be produe.
tive of go'od in tine, bft 'no legis
latiotn beforb its time on efiueo
unbing. lle-endprsod the position
tukon by 'i1a colleague and iniun.
taied that Mr.. Tinmons was not
a meiAble- ns eisthur'ants rejuire he
lice'nse. The rest of Tiis arguament
touched upon the 'facti WYbih have
been,stated.
Solioitor Braivley in reply s'loke
of the prej id skbs of race, and said
the civil I ixht's dld Uot *ean to fot ce
1oeial equaility npotn 'tfe Tsople as
tLat could niot be done'. Thlat if the
coloraed people wiistheI social rights
ti ey nit11t elevate themsiltelvefs, and
I tat this iII %VaA 'ssed to 'enib!o
them to clcvae ilieh'e8. ile ad .
Iineld 1 tt Mr. Titismnors co-ild put
a ILte. nul in one aitall anuad a color.
ed mnO in isatother iT they are equal.
lY good -InlIs. -eo argued thatt, if
h'c jury believed Mohley was denied
h is dinetiuvr b t-ouuaqo of his oo'or the
verdict 'u.t ho for the 8t-ste. A
pers-an's rightst mus4t notl he interfei.
ed with hti euse of hii colA'.
aJudge Mackey in his cha+r to the
Jury spike ri thet beaaefius of elnl.
opatiio and of th nimeI lioration of
the col .ra U r.,e t. lie expld 41ed the
6"eIatioin ( of the eivil rights bill,
6.1d t-old the Jury i'f they funad tbhat
\obley hatd been refaa.ed boerise
of hi, color, they aotld find a ver
diet ,i guilty. If tboy belie oa
thaIt Mr. Timm.ans beoam - ungry
w .to him for his gitiff tunner, they
hill-11d id liiln not guilt.y.
Theijry rotiied!. In. a fe* mo..
n- ts the. retturned Vi1t a verdit.
of not guilty. (The.Y had previohily
- tao the saloon to. e40aind tjte
r1 11s1: to tee if theite was any diffi
rese.t bet ween the rooms.)
Tris w as i righteouts verfict. ArTe
fit uly b, lieve -June Mlobley entne
qaver ler<1.7 to made soume iiotoriety
four imn-elf and to array the, races
its atlIuagonaismn against enol other.
Jua1e lhad 1*etter be caHftil. ' A row
lovr here would not b' healthy to
Tir.: C.r. or H1. A. S4I'Tr.-:-Oh
Wedtlesday morning. Attorney Gtn
erAi Nlelton appeared in Court, and
pre:-ented an indictment against II.
A. Smith, Ex-Treasurerof Fairfield
Counity, for an offence in that lie did
knitowingly noglect to turn over to the
8 ato i nonthly mon-eys collcoted.
Mr. Meltonsaid that other counts
might be brought against the defend.
a.,t, but that thb State would iow
rest i:iedAe upon this- count. lie
reiLd lhe law requiring 'Treasurere
in or b,!fore the lMth of, eabbi. in oah
to turb 'ove- hioney tW the State
T'rsury.
The1 drand Jury hiviig roundj a
true hill, tho Attorney General mov
ed for a continuance for the reason
that. Treasurer Carduz6 who was a
msaiterinl witness was absent in New
Yolk 'on public bueinesh.
Vol. Rion', deferidant'it bounspl,
el..tciu dih ritfht or .cdy trini
'n Lieb *a garanssteed to all' cue
I ers, 0. and n~ra 1:intaied that Trensu.
uir'r 'Cardon, tn not a mrit~il wit.
n<-sq Af(ter s'ome furth'er argument
Jhndge Alackey decided that thae
I'rensuirer was a maitei., Iwitness,
tind that, osirbo was utoidably ab
telt, the casoe shiosld be conitinuso.l.
L'ol. Ilion sifter somle co'nsultations
with, the prisoner, annoaineed Ihat
l.ASmth pleaid guility of the in.
dictmecnt. It as .ila 1'.ct, hd~ said,
baat the miucy l~ad not been turned
liver, antd bie plead guit Iy to t hat
offencee df hott taut nis'i it over* In the
m re p'-esen bed, lna:, heo deniil hav
sang stole thle uioaipy, anad imun~htnaiinen
lind ignaneaae of boa it had disap,.
oteared.
lie plertd the cet1ientdy df the
C ai.t Lii his hthailt', nta hes hiia lism.
se.lf voluntiaily otnnfese.~d the deli.
e h ey to the comsprrolle' gels rat.
Thlie autori.%3 (J-ner. 1 aukuiuwI.
re l dan theI c.re ofl it idad bteen
~.mid. Ile w. lnequinilted with the
exlsa'te ce f the exai e isting. eci-aum
sa' unee.s, anid toucthed~s up at then wtill.
ag5nti~ wshih the dbfes'.hlit had
show foaInr a thaoroaigh oaxui asin a,
.na.d l.ao di e faict that lie had eg.
pare-u el I.is dsiie shant, th lpeoCpleu ohf
athe Coaunty thiuld suiff.a'r t loss.
hat whialn this was tedei, it waii vef-.y
w ratnige t i a. an; ai< initlligenst,
as5 pusietie~nl, addI a1 tell eddeioted as
55.e dl~eendet~i is; holdi suifferl a
hesaavy lonu withosut, b.intg Abile to gv
any iacunlt sif it. Thes paresenit syas.
t: no us cIlliecting taxe's~ Is pe f6.a.,
dsliveicl fruo ite exuerielieo of all!
thStuat~~ae$. ]Lufore tlin war tax eol
It-tinsg wvas a simpt~lo aifinir. There
werno chi eieka anid bailances, and
yet, daueli iNas th6b isnnatb ishsnty 6f
thuoshen of' tho e days that defal
Cat bias. w ere of th e ra rest occur fence,
iBut itdt itn ito s of tl-e oordous
dln wrrwn aud the State Treasury, iin
sptite oft 'he baret nod bandsq anid triple
locaks. in spite of t he guiirds who suir.
rosdihi it; unil o'f thb liamp tha t ne ver
eeniasss to burn, .Vast siuitunts of
maoney-ftiosify wrung frosm a st-rug
ling8 peoplA-haive been reookle'aiy sto
le'r anid squianderedl, leaving the
whso goveasent clogged, and her
cred it do-troyeod. Th&ere now azxists
in thue State of' Souh Ca rolina un ir'a
of corruipt'on such as has neher before
beena witneasae. Uit this thing Oan not
last. It mnuat hise asi -n end, -litial
steps are stow being taken ho prit an t id
Isorever to this vile outrageous thing.
A lthougth Mr. Simith coifa s~ed bie
deft lea'ion Voluint a'rilfi he had beent
suspec'ed before. The eyes of the
coverunant, had been on bimn. The
criptes of othere are known also, ant
they had bette take warning by th
and exnamplo 'of Si'ith. Aind befor
he ldes.of Nuvemler cothe,. "So hel
iOe God'.they will know this to tiloi
sorrow. We bido.'our time. That timw
will com1e.
Mr. ttonke -witt his ua
eloq.uence, h'nd is debunoiations o
itho R1ing were li'stened to 'Attentively
by a dense throng of white and color
ed citizens. Judge Mackey ther
maid that the Court recognized, iN
atll their proper potency, the n p.
pealsa in behalf if the prisoner. Th<i
ektreipe limit. of the punishmtient o1
t':e off'tw'e itt quetion is $2,Ot
flite, niad three yeaa i1prliso'a Uaetit
He review-d the remarks of tihe At
tnarr'ey befierul, and then remalarko
hat the Presiding Judge was Vro
foundly itmpreswed with 'tho cunvi.
titan taltt ill p ~ng senteettLe wal
not, aus alould lo the 'a'ne, in1iting a
paC-aul ty Upon '1.-ade-d guilt, but wa
merely porirminir i a daty devolving
$on him lie firmly l~eieerd t/l
he itas pe,iformill a duti menl
1s"chnic'al aindi fomait, aml' 't.-mt (/it
ju</ynet itself wau merla < m' 'er
Sor ej' a p don that tol.)4 smt e/ yt
lozo. The State lauuxe thraasi a
hliu'dow d'eep n'nd 'bita' 'over the
very thrtahold Of the tt m'ple oa
JuL..,e, iad in relatsitng from con
ltieneAn1t Ihow itd i vial tas who Iive
been puii.bhed for their inaeeds,
it trikes deadly bluv tit poublik
ellfrly.
The presiding 'Judge watilal fel
a Pels of Sorrow tand1 oppression,
equaahting, in the tnid.-t, of generai
calamity, were it not for eich
atterancaves as have beeh tieade by
the Attorney Genieral, v h itch indi
ente thiat nlu State is lost wh'Cae onl'
a.olit;.1vo on stanids hcoro tha peo
-let like i faithafial seatinol , bra Vil.
t:ajrru t i on. The Court uitters back
the bentiinuehioso tih Attornev Gell.
era I, with iensibi1alttti's that (very
poi liO allc er should fee), atnd evet y
eltiizen zhould thertila.
It ham lta bi. mae well vetced
InH thle gt'ig It ilian b.Ction, thalt
that chili remeinbers its mother
%Witlh driepelst taflction, who know
her when j oung.:Atilia t ho bloom of
wom- .nhood, Judge lla'ekey thut
dwolt upon old South Calolilaa, but
nientitlo..thmt in theo'r tile preb
elt systet n het t''ry iere is ns
no citizen blow'vel low who lknOwsiiy
itaate r save O..d,-noi howaver ligh
who is tabove tbe-law.
The Court hop-es it may rot renol)
tie chief criminal or' taito, a s.d
show that, bowever strong, his power
tay .be brokn 1-v the iroa laind of
(he ILw. The Cour h Itad hopt d thaI
in thi, triis iite olpirtunity vt u'd
have' hown itielfbut th.at idp hitvs
'Jistlary A. Smith; ta'nd tup.. You
are charged with wiltl nerlect of
duty.an this that you failed to tuti
over tile ptbhet monyst inl cotiplianae
with the Stalnte. The c-t ilip saes
rhe actitct withi 'sorr6wj le.ioig
that of all persoitit coneerned. yutt are
the leu-t guilty ; anid hat, by some
.t1haleilati onl which soaaletaaimes twa
he minds of mei yau have reYo.ksv i
it sara'-,iue yours'lf rather 11than in
v.ave notAher; ,The court iiposa
ipolt you the low"I t tea- of in p*is
oaanbent ad the haighe t !iae'. The(
.a.aitence . 1 t he Cortirt is thiac 3you paty
a fiind of tio thduu'and dllIars and be
imfrisonted in the ILenitetiaitry for a
termn of onte year. ii hcCat
Trhea i was a catlm nth ar
ilotfhe whili thlis case w.vas ih parogr es.
l'lhe grecate~.t intetre..t wvas maanaiaet e.
..itd Lthere was a general appajr.,val ott
the part, of all citia...ne, of
dhe temaark of the Attornnit
asay Genearal anda t ho pretsidling Judtag e
the two iablo.,Itiah Re ulias int Southi
CatrOlina. I'Teir nrraignoienat of
Mse$ ereated a profonida se. tat iota.
l'he imipressiaan ndo on outidaers is
thaat tas soonr a" aMoases 1o.es a le power'
aof biroti tItiing th ; padninag psid
rog'Atite, diho lahiutds und scounadrel
trlao are ntt' hold ing paaIa hario ywi a
be rthlels1y htanadled. Goad gaaitt, that
n and nrfter1 thais diate lihe an
(entral IIl i,"' wall be coid ct ea a.sat
all' ravatac icardih lifIltaa.
J.\). McC{A lli Y,
rnay 9I ioprieaor.
Thej~ State of South Cariolin,
CtatNti or Iintt'ti..
13Y 11". M. NELSON, V9., I'robafe .Jsdyi..
W~ IIFlitEA S F. I). Colemnnta harth madaa
taail to nilD to gant lhiai Ialtauars at
J~Atiisrationst of ate lao aread a fteata
of J.,atan tt. tColeani. decent'tPi
'1 hiase aileo thet.ral' e tociata natad admnon
hl sil ntrd aiangnaiaar the kindaredt uiaad c'radi
ia s of I o sni.a ;lotnat hana 1 Coaasa n , tie.
cean sed. ahiat a itey Ie andalt npent betfores tie, itn
t he Couart of' 'robu n. tOta lao)e ht t l-air
field Cait'-t Ilt'o. i'. U., *h ah .ag Iv a
of M ay , inext , nfter puknllaation htereat't
tat-. Il a'uloc k in lath oreOont ato siteaw
Oat iita. ii anty athey have. whey athe snad Ad.
famanisa ration lhosldh nist be grtated
(Given, unaer any hanad. alais eleventh day
of May, Anino Domsini, 1871.
may 12-iQ '' J . p F.'e
Pistno 'T1Jnirg and Ilkpni'rrg.
- th la iad den imen rd? Wjin.
borota that Ite will bie horn abouat thte
15th o#f Miay, preardtaolI Ifun a n'd reair
P'itaos. Organs snnd Mielode-ons Orde'ra
left wilh PMr. F. Oerig will be p)fompl~y
attendled to.
may 12-fl
NOTJCEt
A' Lparite oa indaabledj to flacon
& fotGuanharapurehtnsedlof
office and settle for the sorme by Noata.
PIERRlE BACOT,
may 12-lm Ajean c
J00 Vials of Morphinc.
25 Quinine,
r
16 " "Strychnine.
-ALSO
r
An assortment of El.IXIR nianu
factured by Vycth & brotber, of
Philadelphia.
At the Drug Storo of
IV. B. AIK EN.
tuny 7
Anilitor's List of 111ropmrty on
which Taxes, Pelinities aildt
ALSS'8es1lL.% illmai U il Unpaid.
A 11 E, O.,borne, 1 C0 ncres,
B 13 wnhip one, nen t rosbyvillk
Iwo.
ros' y, Mrs L, 1, 21. nres I building
il Owh n-Iltup No ole ietart 1 1', nl,- rville
cirlisle. . W (Trutistev) 23; not e, one
bujitiing nenr libackeirock.
Cockrett, Mrs t. 1:. '5.0 nerep, 2 litdi.
In gi ', i n IWhh( I. tik, bounded by 1. P Mob.
e y 1 i'l .leies.
Clark'. L..siteit, i II 1,000 acres, Town.
ship six.
I Mrhnm, Mrs Emn itiu , 5 acres, Town
Iawhino, Johil. E.amate, 100 ncrit bound-t.
ed by innls ot .1 V d twkinl-i antd otlhers.
,bawkite, Woal:nn .1. '-3o ncres, I aiilil
tag bontjie d boy linds of Esinte of John
Dbwkins tdt other".
)awkin o, \Irs Nat lait M, 700 ncres, one
butiliing near Mointicello.
Edtin- ton, Liney, )snate, 200 acres.
Townsh t h~.IliriceIt.
J1ohtustotin, letry, house and lot, Town
Jonesttl 1. :t'1ih neres, I build
ing near impt i' T 0.
Kel:er. Josteplh W. 12i'-ac on Little
. iver,
S.yi-s, irs of E F, 1,000 acres, one
bni ing ear. \loin liceio.
l ,, (Ti us.'e) 77 neres, Townsip
thiri'men.)
Ai1 Iio, looisn, 75 nerems 'Io wshIp six.
marsihwi-. limrenl it LOG acres, 'I bulild
ilgs nlial Rili nny143'.
lNeItiin, Jnine, I, 11 acren, 3 buildings
ncar . hick!on. 'reek.
M'cre aty, Mlary l., 50 ncrzs, rownsihip
fivev.
(lNeil, Miss i. 25 uicres, I buildiig
nearw . n- 1,111.
l'e ry, .inl E.1110 nl, U56 nces, Tk'owit
ship hree
I i'eber, Mips NI 1 bioltse anI lot, tminl
14rriet, 14.wn1 01 111o 01h,,'o. .
Pickhett, tDavidi, 70nler,-4 near11 lii'lgewni y,
1inik, thvl it u00 ac.res, 2 buildings
'I'Ihh 4.11411 11.
1li.11. .mlrs .1 V W nare:. 'Township I1,
Stewart , .\r N A nd act e, Timib-ship
six.
$t ewart. Ni-iny. 15Y-. tere", 'Townlship 8
Sninri. I.'aimi, N0 Ictres, I building
Townisl hp 8.
10. lieuir liinh-n,n1 Depml.
Wia'buig. I:liz~a et,1-10i nte eq, I bitildl,
ing. Townm-bipl i.
. illin in.i rs A la Est ate, 150 acres,
To.wnashai1p 8.
Zealy .ohlin 'T 17 ne-s, TownOhip 13.
'Nlt Lanle, .14,hn 60 11e. e'.. T'ownlShis 4 ,
M rt. resiy, b3ary 77 -eres, TI II ip 5.
Mle.Niot!4, AnIrew -.cre', . buildi'g
'Town t'Iop 1 I.
Tony Alred110 norpq, Town--h1il. 5
'trice W .1 ::I'; n'eres, 'Tow iv ip . A .
H11n1'. Mirs ,1 W it0 ne.s To~ i 1
S'tewatai, . ' 280 neres, buniings
lylIIr, Edward \I OC aee, Ton tsLip
I.
N4anny. lib iu, li necs, TwIlip 5.
Cid wel, I'hailhs 62 'eres. Tlown h.ip ..
(Cook , 1)in t4 1.14 8i ticre, Town shlip 5.
Emrt NIA lituore sind loL int
A net in. F-ran k lI 250 iteres, T1ownshi p 12
A iien, lIn'v i- .\I 310) acres and1. I bIl d
ing 'Tow n~hip 1:2.
iioyles. J1 Ill.ht I 8'5 ncres, .TIown~h ip 2.
ltoutwnre,'It~ lviii OGIcS, Tow' hip uI
ilietireellnu I nres, Towshi 7
'l h-aityli ch re4 n re.T1n..ip.
lirtywl W viitnm 157 nre, Twnshtip .
I ai k, () 11 I3..)0:cre 2 hutilin gs, TIowtt.
ship 41.
DloachiN .\rs NI E 500 atcres, Tow nship
4.
l)iirnt gattitel S 41l5 nete, 1 bulilding
D~ouglaoi, deIa'lest 11 272 adies, 1 biuild-.
E~ir ayAnnt 300 noesiTwnshiiip
Estler, Johtn 3432 net'eq, Towitihip 41.
Teln 4.1, .Nlrs Nancy 24) antns, 'iWTowship
G lndden. J1. T. 274 tnereg, 2 butiildinrgs
Griaves, Senia' 403 nois, To'wnship 5.
(II iboon, * IIJ 283 aeres, 'l( Toaai p 7.
444,-4o. Mrst l' F 2004 taciet, I huild.
inig, Tlowtnship 7.
linhy, MaJ~ry C 171 aeres, Township
John44 nnf, Noahi near Winnsboro Trown
.1onieis Thliouas ,J II 131) acres I btild
in~g, Ion tiship ti.
Johnston~ I'hlip I0 a cre'sTow nshtip 8.
Ke'rr, WVI iopkin 70 ()er eir, 'Townsiip I
1.-st ba . Hiamtttl 2G4 aeres I bttuliing
1iiur, MIrs Caronlinio M 015 acres 5
bibllitngs 'lownushdip 5
Mlackan, Jamties 1412 acres, Township
3.
Niler Al S Ilontne nnd 14.1 in Winntsb'oro
StRin, Olever I0 ne ares Township 12
'l1iTornus, lr. J P, ecnt 1000 i~ acres, I
: bui.lilirag Tlowinshi p 8.
Vance, Jamies it 600 acres. Township
12.
Wilson John T, Ilouse andi LoL iri Win.
Weildon Lewi",584 aeres, Towinshtip 12.
Notice Is herebyi gite Cithat. the whole
or thle se verat ll tace'l,, lots antd parts of
Iots oif ral es~taio dle-cribedi in ttie' pre.
eceinig list, or' 5o mnt~eh t'ec-cf' as wilh hbe
niecei54ary' to pay thle inges', petnalties andt
nessa4iltCmen tsairy.edl tht'reon. wiil bn sold
South Ciirohuna. ni~.his offie ini said conn-'
13'. tNI Moitday. t h0 18th Ethy of Mayi3, A.j I).
974, uniless, said Inaxes assssments atid
penltiIs hie ptd( bltore tbat tiie; and
iitieh t.ale will be contii noned I'rotm dity to
day unfltil all ofai,t i prcelst. lots nntd npar's
or lot s of' real estato shnll be s old or' of
feredt for, tnle. JOE L C;OPES,
mily 7~tlx t Auditor F?. C.
OILS! OIL.S?
'sNO I NF. Oil.. Train or Farmers Oil,
~. Ll ,n eed1 Oil. %eaI l'oot Oil, Ke'rosento
00t, Ailaidin Securliy Oil, foi inle by
anc um )1eemT & ..l'R
ATTENWTIO I
AT TENTION t
have now on hnd one of tII la, ges
..tocks of liardware eve'r brtught i
this market.. Iy stoc'. of shelf goods is
complete, embacing
lsinoksmiths, Ciarpenterm. ignh - lakere
An1i Alchaniics Tools, W1ich. will ve.j
very, low for Vashl, full litge of house
furnishing goods, Le 's of all kind-. Tuck.
er Alaim m Notmy Tills, prict $5).Ol, Heut-l
longs exceleiit ioc and durable, Itrit.
InijicDiPr.ens. Waiters &i. A full line of
Pocket and Table . 'uu.lory. Scissors,
$hears, Itzora. Siecp ni I Pruning $he -ra',
all bost make. Garde'n 1011ol1, of all kin-I, .
Mluie and Ilorae Shjes, i1nd Shoe Nni's.
hea brands. lIon, Stull and Plow Moul's
all sizes. 26 Kegs cut Nail's.
A nice lot offresh Grocories consislut
of Sugar, Coro., M1ola'sses, New Crop N'.
0. Syrlp, Tobacco and 'terosone Oil.
N. O. OA LLOW A Y.
STOP ! STOP 1! I SAY STOP!II
HAVE YOU HEARD THE
N, LANXIJE R & 0.,
A Im s'eilimg ti- ne w
Spring and Summer Glods to
siit the' tines, They nre de
telnuilned to sell ; therffore yo.
will save 1oney b-Iy calling at
THE OLD O4NAP
Store. R'eihembei to coirne.
come away, and buy yoriself
ra nice Calipo Diess-ONLY
I1) cenits per yard; alnd othei
DRESU GOODS
Gil EAP inA proportion at
P. 5. Our 4..ll knmn ssdesman. A.
W. JIlioWN, -will 1ake pleasure iin thow,
ig you good". 11 is ft icnda n~ ill . please
Live1 himi a cnll at thme old cheap stan i.
8. iLN DICiGR & Co.
april 30
~o. 1, $25.00 : No. 2, $$7.00O
No. 3, $42.00.
Till buIEht CilEAP lAl!iNE in tie
.Lmatrk ii, makesa the IcK STIT 'Vil
shike pn both, sides Tlhenuiands of lnelies
l in al inns ennt testify toi its meit s,
It will do t he samo workiarnd on~ly cOmiI
'te-half of tihe naoney .that you woubl4
!uave to pay for one of the. 80I.,r,ED
lrsi .ciass mn chinets.
For ocircular, samples of work, Needle.,
'ireadl and 4)ii, c4ll tbn
-A. A. MILfIIll.,
. Ag. for Famirfled.Cou ty~ .5c
ttninrg Ilomeo 'dachine,
1n. d. A kW ELL, Cfhnolole,N. C.
len. Ag I. for N. C., 8, C., Ga., and Fla.
unhl I -ly
IVRITINl PAPER,
A. SMlALl, assortaneni, of fne Paper
or sale.
Fronch Note Paper,
1fancy Rep "
Fancy Colored "
L~egal Cali It
Wovo Cap " &o., at the D ug
store of WT. E. AlKICFM
april 2A
g4 ST ABLE; pg
&. r. ooO11hga
PF OPRIETOa,
I. AVING dIsposed of rayLiemy ine(
U.est te lI. T. Terrill, I,. will keep'.
ounnoantly en hand.Ilores end. iuntes fori
Nate. P'artles in want of goott stock will
dan Well to-gvenme aon.
I have ablo opened a C'trrin go, 1)q~ggy
an'l Waggonm LPiotnny. All work neati
executed an'd warranted.-G m