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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-30
INSTANTANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
FRENCH MEDICAL OFFICE.

DR. JULIEN PERRAULT, DOCTOR OF
IL Medicine of the Faculty Of Paris, Graduate
Of the University Queens College, and Physician
Of the st. John Bsptiste Society OF San Fran
cisco.
DR.. Perrault has pleasure to inform patients
and others seeking confidential medical sdvice,
that he can be consulted daily ut his Office, Arm.
ory Hall Building, Northeast corner Montgomery
and Sacramento streets. San Francisco. Roms
Nos. 9, 10, II, first floor, up stairs, entrance on
either Montgomery or Sacramento streets.
DIR. perrault's studies have been almost exclu
siyely devoted TO the cure Of the various forms OF
Nervous and Physical Debility, the results OF In
furious habits acquired In youth. which usually
terminate In impotence and sterility. and perina.
nently induce all the concomitants OF old age.
Where Il secret infrmity exists involving the
happiness Of a life and that Of others, reason and
morality dictate the necessity OF Its removal, Tor
I'll a fact that premature decline Of the vigor OF
manhood, matrimonial unhappiness, compulsory
single life, etc, have their source In causes, the
germ Of which Is planted In early life, and the
bitter fruit tasted long afterward: patients, Ia
boring under this complaint, will complain Of one
or more Of the following symptoms: Nocturnal
Emissions, Pains In the Back and head, Weakness
Of Memory and sight, Discharge from the Urethrn
on going to stool or mHking water. the Intellectual
Faculties are weakened, Loss Of Memory enKues,
Ideas are clouded, and there Is q dlslncllnatlon TO
attend 10 business. or even TO reading, writing or
the society Of friends, etc. The patient will
probably complain Of Dizziness, Vertigo, and
that sight and hearing are weakened, and sleep
disturbed by dreams, melancholy. signing, palpi.
tations, faintings, coughs and slow fever while
some have external rheumatic pains, and numb.
moss Of the body. Some Of the most common
symptoms ars pimples In the face, and aching In
different parts of the body Patients suffering
from this disease, should apply Immediately TO
Dr. Psrrault, either in person or by letter, an he
nj --.E-. .nN
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Female Monthly Pills.

DR.. Biot's Female Monthly Pills Their immense
sale has established their reputation AZ n female
remedy, unappronched, and far in advance Of ev.
cry other remedy for suppressions and irregular.
tiles, and other distractions In females. On the
receipt Of five dollars, these Pills will be- sent by
mail or express to any part Of the world, secure
from curiosity or damage.
Persons at q distance can be cured At home, by
addressing = letter to Or. P~errault, corner OF
sacramento and Montgomery streets, Rooms, 10
and IL, or Box 973, Post Office, San Francisco. sta.
Wing the case AZ infinitely rs possible, general bab.
It's of living, occupation, ETC, etc.
All communications confidential. ocll.1y
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NOTICE.-The undersigned will receive objec-
tons TO the right 10 vote on the part OF any person
registered In the foregoing list, until 8 O'Clock p. n.
OF November 81, A. u, lS6.
Said objections. II any, must DO made by a quail
| grounds Of objection, subscribed and sworn to. or
affirmed 10. by such ~elector. to the best of his know
| ledge and belief.
IL is 10 the Interest Of every registered elector TO
see that his name Is entered correctly In the forego-
/ ing list, and TO report any error therein 10 the un-
dersigned, In order TO insure a correct polling list.
w. n. HALL.
Registry Agent for Township No. 2,
Storey county, Nevada.
| Cold I'm Ortoher N lg6
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Notice to Creditors

EBTATE OF LEONARD ST. JACQUES,
II decessed-Notiee 10 hereby given by the
undersigned, Administrator Of the above named
estate, TO the CREDITOR Of, snd al persons having
claims against said deceased, TO exhibit the same,
from the Ant publication Of this notice, 70 The
undersigned, at his store, b Lower Gold Hil
oppohte the Gold Eli Foundry. .
49,. v. LEMERyp AdniAiStfstof. x
Gold Hi, AuguE n, 1850. suo7 low
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Ceandonee SILVER mi,,,, o.,

Csnndcnee silver Miniux Gamma.
ny, Location. Gold Hin Mining DI.,ric, conn.v
Of Storey. State Of SevadA-NorIcENThs sec.
dencs Silver Mining Company, FOR he sI.o,Son :,
Trustses TO- serye for the ensuing wear. viii h.
held on FRIDAY, the ninth (stAS day OF Noysm'
Der. 1855, at Q o'clock P. ", al their ofiss' aIs
Montgomery street, San Francisco. California
GEO. w. STEWART, President.
r wEGEHrR, Secretary.
San FrsncAco, 0ci. IA 1850
\. H-By.LawL. Articls la9-No transfer Of
stoek shal BE- made on tho books Of The Company
thrss days previous TO The annual meeting Of the
stoSkheldsrl ocotd
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Young. Oliver W

NOTICE.-The undersigned will receive objec-
lions TO tho right TO vote on the part OF any person
registered in the foregoing list, until six O'Clock r.
N. OF November ID, A. u. le6.
Said objections, II any. must DO made by q quail.
fed elector, In writing, specifying clearly the
grounds Of objection. and subscribed and sworn to,
or affirmed TO. by such ~elcctor. to the best Of his
knowledge and belief.
II Is to the interest OF every registered elcctor to
going list. and to report any error therein to the
undersigned. In order TO insure q correct polling list.
W. y. HALL,
Registry Agent for Township Nos,
Storey county. Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-30
Notice.-No. 1.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE,
IN the undersigned citizens Of the United States.
claim one thousand Q,o00) feet Of a certain vein
or lode Of quartz, or other rock In place. bearing
Gold, Silver, Copper and other metals, commonly
called and known ~ the Dios Senior or Mount
Hope lode, and The Great ". Companies claim /;
SAID Claim extending five hundred feet In d north.
erly and i've hundred feet In q southerly direction
from the location Of this notice along the line OF
said VEN or lode. and embracing the same with
allits dips, spurs, angles and variations, the sAme
being on unsurveyed land that we have occu.
piod and improved the same from the 9Th day Of
August, 1866. according to the local customs and
rules Of Miners In the Devils Gate Mining Dis.
tret, Lyon County, Nevada, In which district
said lode or vein IL situated, and that we have ex.
pended In actual labor and improvements there.
on, an amount not less than one thousand dollars,
to.wit the sum Of fifteen hundred dollars. And
that we claim l~aterally on each side Of said vein
one hundred feet, more particularly described and
plated In the annexed diagram, in conformity
with tho laws, customs, and rules Of Miners OF
said District.
Notice Is further given, that 1t Ii the intention
Of the undersigned, T. b. Winston, John D. Win
'ters and George Knowlton 10 apply, and they do
hereby apply. at the United States Land Office, at
Carson City, Nevada, for 4 Patent from the United
States for the claim above described and It's OK.
tensions, according to tho said diagram, with tho
right TO follow said vein or lode with Its dips,
spurs, angles and variations to any depth what.
ever, though II enter land adjoining.
Cd. T. B. WINSTON, 400 feet.
JOHN d. WINTERS, 400 Il.
GEO. KEOWLTON, 200 feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-30

uNOTICE.-I will receive objections to ne y IiS ~!
to vote on the part q any person , y1s1stPpI ree,net' IN
Tyon coSnty. for This electoral yearI until eo,cloet
.yV IN The third day previous 70 the Day oldee-
ton. November 9Th. 1855. I. D. sssn,
DAYTON, October 20. 1855
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TYPE OR, METAL
FOR SALE.

iSEvERAL HUNDRED P0UAnS,.aAW
- Type Mstal for sAle a. the Ns~hemo
Gold Am, Augunl 1854 aai'H
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MINING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
Dnney Geld and silver Minin9 &c

Lyon County, Nsvada-Notics Is hereby given,
that at a meeting o! the Trustees Of said Com.
pany held on the l7th day Of October, 4. d. 1866.
an assessment Of rs cents per share was levied
upon the capital stock Of said Company, payable
Immediately, In United States gold coin, TO the
Secretary, GOT Washington street, San Francisco.
Any stock upon which the said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the Goth day Of November,
4. d. 1866, shall be deemed delinquent, and will
be duly advertised for sale at public auction, and
unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on the THIRD DAY Of December, 1864,
TO pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costa Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
A. NOEL, Secretary.
Once 607, Washington street. San Francisco.
San Francisco, Oct IL, 1866, ocl9.Im
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NOTICE.

THE FIRM, OF WELL L. JACOBS. DEAL.
ers In Real Estate and Merchandise, In Gold
Hill, was dissolved on the LIST Of September. ieSSn
BY mutual ooanut Z Cf1 IHSJICoRSsS
Gold Hlh.s o.t.L I, 1896. Co.,.
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CAUTION.

TINE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
i against negotiating for tho following Certif.
cates Of Stock In tho Kearsarge Mining Compa.
ny, a the Hamo wore sold for assessments, 0oto-
6er IL, 1855, and will not ba tranafsEred on tho
Books Of the Company.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-30

.N0TICE.-Notice 10 registered voters 10 hereby
given that the undersigned Registry Agent will re-
eelve objections 10 the right 70 vote on the part OF
until six O'CLOCK ;. y. on the third day previous to
WM. A. LUDERS,
Registry Agent for Silver City Precinct,
Lyon county. Nevada.
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Ut6I5NIy AbtIIl
Gold Hin. October 20. 1854
OFFICIAL LIST

or ReEistered Electors Of Silver City Pre-
cinct, Lyon County, Nevada, entitled to
vote 1t tho General Election, TO be held
November q, 1853.
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REGISTERED VOTERS OF DAYTON.
OFKICIAI E1ST

cfncf, Lyon county, Nevadn, Rnftded 70
!yote a the GeIeEgnf Election, TO DO held
November 8,1S08.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-30

ORRlCIAL LIST

Award, Gold HILL Entitled 70 Vote nj tho
General Election, 70 be held November
D, A. ID. lSI6.
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OFFICIAL LISTS OF REGISTERED VOTERS.
OFFICIAL LIST
Alc0ru, X M

or ReGistered Electors In Churchill Pre-.
icinct, Lyon County, Ncvuda, Rntiaed 20
Vote az tho General Rlection, q DO held
" November q, 1856.
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II. 4. ReRister,s Once.

CARsoN CITY, NV, Oct. TO, Iebb.
], Warren T.. Lockhart, Register of the U. 8.
Land Office, hereby certify that q true copy Of
tho above notice, together with a diagram Of tho
Great W. Companies claim, has this day been
hled In my onice applying for n patent for the
above described Mining claim.
WARREN T. L0CKHART.
ocl7 II Register.
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OfRegistered Electors Of the First Snrai
Eirction. 10 he held NoYombor q, 1850.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-30

tor. ofthe First Ware
/ to vote nj the enc
ID November q, 1866.
Allabaugh. James
q
Adams Geo
Andrews, TR
Andrews, Mathew
Andrew, W ID
Austin, M
A~rchambault, Josep
Barry, James
blanchard, Ii
Boone, Harvey
Beals, Al
Beal, BP
Beesln. Christian
Brimhall. A
Barnes, sc
B~uckmlnster. PS
Blultt, John
Brewer, Chas
Brewer, Richard
Burke. Pat II
booth. CS
Booth, A
Boies. West
Burris, VIM
Bailey, ii II
Booracm, Thos L
Brodek, RI
Biggs, J X
Barrows, Geo n
Bradley, W
Book, W II
banning. "A
Beckwith, Geo
Bunce. Sam
Bluln. Peter
Bowen, Perry
Billings, Jos
Brodhun, Cha
Benson, James ii
Brochn, Peter
Bartwill, Major
Bowling, TT
Beahen, NJ
Bowie, Peter
Boyle, Michael
Burrows, CA
Bxckcr. Chas
Covert. A
Church, Caleb
Cummings, VIM
Cassidy, Patrick
Carr, L
Chapman. Levi
Cote,
Cuddy, VIM
Connolly, VIM
Chaisc, X ID
Collamore, Janice )
CaSsin. James
Cotter, Richard
Carrie. VIM
Carroll, Michael
Callahan. Peter
Coleman, James
Curran, John
Curran. He
Carney. Pat
Co%rove. John
Chestnut, j
Casey. Pat
CoXy, Al
Crum, James
Cooney, John
Crandal, Hiram
Christopher, Louis
CouHoles, LGA
Conrad. Edward
Derby. 5
Derby.
Delay. Thos
Delaney. Michael
Delaney, NJ
Dedman, K
Day, H L
Dlckman, Z
Doody.
Dooley, Vim
Dunlap. Henry
Damon, EA
Diggins, Jerry
Daley. Thos
Bowling, samuel
Dwyer, Root
Dwyer, James
Darst, 0smer
Diehi, Thos R
Deal. Joel
Dormer. Vim
Duncan. Joseph
DolAn, Th0s b
Durkee, Ed
Emerson, J
Edwards. AS
Ettlingcr, 5
Eggleston, 4
Eckert Henry
Edison, Albert
Eckert II
Eratus, Joseph
fitzgerald. Michael
Eitzpatrfck, Owen
Franks, Ben
Ferry, Edward
ruth, Abe
Finn, John
Furguson, PIG
FaNon. A
Fogarty. Jerry
Rarrall. James
Fuller, g
Fenton, John
Fnedner, Geo
foIEes, James L
fouke, X p
Flanagan. Tim
FNnkhouSe, AC
Quinn, John
Gregor. Vim
Greeley. James
Carney. James
Greenoaum, 5
Glennan. John
Gllroncy. John
Gray, Joseph
Gray, II W
Gallagher, VIM
GALLAGHER. Pat
Goode, n NJ
Golden. Chris
Godfroy, II
Hall, J U
Hall, Samuel
Hale, VIM Z
Hale, Theo A
Hin, John
Hill. ' X
Hurd, ThoS
Hauck. Geo
Hauck, Louis A
Hauck, Conrad
Holmes, 40
Holmes, X D
Holmes, W p
Holmes. CB
Humphrey, Geo q
Humphreys, CIV
Hayes John J
HAYES ]
Huse. $
Hughes, Richard
Hughes, Edward
Houser, Samuel
Harold. John II
Harold, John
HOge, ) NJ
Hodgkins, CT
Harris. Chas
Harris, VIM u
Harris, d X Jr
Helm. Ranka
Heavy Martin
Ham6urgher. J
Hilton, Samuel
Haub, Geo
hOcy, OEen
H-tiey. D
IverS, William
johnson. H G
Jackson, b
Joice, VIC
JoIcc, VIC
Judd, G II
jacobson, @
James, Stephen
Jarvis, A
Jack, j b
Kelley. J d
Kelley. Thos
Kenney. VIM
Kinney, Felix
Knight, Sylvester
knight, VIM
Keller, Fred
Ketchum. Plat
kirkwoOd John
Kuper, L H W
Kennedy. J VI
Killher, Michael
King, NJ
King, Peter
Keepers, J
KOuns, Morgan
Kline, J w H
Kline. J
Keyser, Y
Leeke, Z
LaForce, W "
Lanower. Joseph
Lamb. Geo
Lazenby, John
Larken. Ut
Lombard. VIM
IL~iehtenberger, sc
Lyons. James
Leahy. MF
Leahigh, JerTy
LinniA Vim
Lyford, z
Lugall. Geo
lLathrop. II
Lawrence, W D
Larsen. Henry
Lewis, II
Laddy, John
ILeet, WIN
NIanseau, n
Mitchell, Peter
Marvin, o W
Moss. 7
Milligan, John
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smith, James
Smith,, W ii
Smith, p II
stevens, J b
Stevens. J VI
Schaefer, j
Schaefer. i
Sheridan, Hugh
Sherman, &c
sherman, Thadderu,
Shepard. Levil
Smell, Ben I
Scnell, TT
Stone. W II
Stone, Geo "
Stockle, G
Stokes, Henry W
Storey, Geo
stern, Martin
Strominger. A
Steller, Chas
Stanley. W )
Simpson, Q
Skerrett, L
shane, Michael
Schwartz, N
Shears, L
Shear, VIM c
Sheese, NJ
Sharoach, Fred
Slnnott, James
Sanders, John
Taylor, r
Taylor, Geo W
Taylor, W J
Taylor. Frank
TarboN, l. Il
Tully. L
Tweedy. w 5
Thomas, G W
Thompson, J L
True. Q
Tut, james,
Towle, IF
Towhill. Vim
Uhl, Adam
Van Gorder, Chas i
Van GIesen. Alex
Van Yrankin. Davit
Vaughn, sc
Vannattl, James
Valley. Terence
Williams, VIM l.
Williams, Albert
Williams. Thos T
Williams, CS
Williams, VIM
Williams. d X
Williamson, Chas
Wilson, Z
Wilson, j
Wilson, J L
Wilson. John
Wilson. 5 5
White, John
White, John
White, Horace q
White, Dan
White, II X
White, Vim
Winters, John 3
Winters Joseph D
Winters, Chas L
Winters, Henry
Waters, Geo N
Waters. Geo
Watson, n G
Watson, ChaS III
Watson, VIM II
Watson, VIM II. Jr
Young. X A
Young. 5 D
Young. Donald
Zook. A
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-31

SECRETARY SrANroN's PosrrIoN.-,
The Philadelphia papers aro got,ng
notorious for ''cana,1ls," rs tho Froncl
papers call them in their own language.
Tho Philadelphia Inquirer published an
article relative to tho resignation Of
Secretary Stanton, md the National
MteH'gcncer Of Saturday, inR short
article, authoritatively critciaes it:
"lr you arc assured that the whole of
tho above statement rcforenco to Mr.,
Stanton is g pure fabrication, and that
no such arrangement has cvor boon 'sug.
gcstcd or invited 5y him., and that tho
theory Of his rcsignng his scat in tho
Cabinet Is at war with his own repeat.
cd declarations and intentions, you may
wonder what sort of spirit IL is That puts
IN circulation such charges against %
statesman whose cntiro career has been
ono msclish and heroic tribute to his
country. 1t is TO bo regretted that oven
the Lco1gcr, after its recent severe expo
rcncc, should also lend itself to the cir
culation o(this statement. That paper
not only copies the telegraph despatch,
but las, to day, an editorial rcloronco to-
it! What has Mr.. Stanton donc that
ho should he thus persistonlly and bit,
tcrly assailcd? Arc tho mon. WHO tra.
ducc him aware how much good ho is
doing III his present position, or do they
desire an inefficient and corrupt man to
succeed him ?"
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[NO. go
Foreign Domond Cor Ou Cotton,

The Montgomery AdrcrNscr says
that Il we'll known resident Of that city,
who has just returned from Europe,
expresses The opinion that England
and other transatlantic nations arc
careless US to thc amount of cotton
raiScd in the South, other cotton pro-
ducing regions having boon so cxtcn-
Sivcly developed durir@ tho late war.
The I0VcHtScr appears to be greatly
impressed with this view; but tho
june report Of tho agricultural depart
mont gives figures that tell Very diff
fcront tale. This report says that tho
amount ofraw cotton exported from :
this country to Great Britain during
Eour months of this year was equal to
3OS,G2G kalcs of four hundred poundE
cach--bcing a quantity double thaG>
brought from India in the same period
ana rs much as that from all othor
sources (India includcd) for the four
months. The report estimates thJ
cotton sent from the United States III
these four months at tho value of $70/
Oo,ooO--suroly comfortable su"Y
Of which We fear the lions share
gone into the wrong pockets.
We need not foar India nor any
other country, in tho production of
thiS Important staple, if wo can only
procure labor and be relieved from tho
present oppressive tax of thrcc cents
per pound Oh all exported cotton.
Our cotton is not only the best in tho
world, but it can be grown cheaper
than elsewhere.
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Scohmyl, tho Circassian Chief, Tnl;cG The
Oath of Allegiance to the Emperor Gr
kuaSia

| &c.; :" '''0 '''4'' V
l''''''''
Sr. PMTMgsMvGu, &rp'2l --Srlamy
, he captive Cilrussnn chlvtain. l,as ta
ken the oath of allegiance TO his lnp"r
al Majesty. I'nc circumstance undo,
| which such chanrr v.a, brought about
in The naughty prisoner are described II.
follows in tho Russian NrcNb: t. vii
! be remembered 'ho'ail fighting against
the Russians for twcUtr.yrars, @cha,ny
was taken prisoner in 1859, at Tho car
lurc of G,nih aud sent rhcNcn, With
his family and y few rctaincrs, to reside
nj Kalugn, II town in Tic central ,-,m .!
, Russia. The consideration which was
shown him from the first by his vctors
made deep impression on lhc uncivil,
z"d monn'ain""r, who had expected
nothing short Of dncapita'nn. lis re
c"ptlon by n" nhahilanIs Of IL" town
TO which h6 was b4nishcd still h,r'hrr
sol'cncd his heart, aud one hy one his
A#a,ic scm'baiharouS fear, md prciu
dlces were removed iL last even he
was honorably received by the Emperor
~ Chngn"l, at cavalry rov,rw.
Struck with the agnanimi,y and con
do$ccnsion Of the Cznr, 50 different ii
his bearing fro ASatt no'cutatcs,
Sthamyl there anil ih'n confessed jha'
that his heart was faill, won, and that
hc only awaited an opportunity to give
proof oFhis sincerity and grarihud". At
last onl!v-a mouth ago, great sorrow
came tO disturb tho Srrruiiv Ui his nd
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-31

ROSES IN FRANCE. The trado, in
roses, IA wcli known, is Of considerable
importance III France: Rosarics hrc
cultivated in different parts of tho coln-
try, in open fields, jnst MS turnipd or
cabbagcs. Thus there AFRO 100000 rbse
trees near Orleans, 100000 ncar.Mefz,
1000, 900 near Anglers l,500,000near
Lyons, 100000 in the ncighborhocd
Of Paris, and 100000 in tho l3 Com.
muncs of Brie Con,c Robert. The
varieties called tho Tea rose, the Dnur-
bon and Tie Monscuze flourish paricu.
larly il the cnvirous Of Paris and Or.
leans.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-31

TIE RADICAL GOVERNORS INvoYED
TO RESIST THE LAw.-Wc have good
reason 10 bolcvc tour authority beng
ono Of tho first men in Conncctcut) that
Colonel Nrncy, Secretary Of tho Uni.
ted States Senate and editor Of tho
Washington Chronicle and Philadelphia
Press, Is writingto to Inc radical Gov.
elnors Of the States TO be ready TO march
State troops into Maryland, and put
down Governor Swami by force OF arms,
in case he should hink proper, after
hearing and trM' y remove tho parLi-
znn police conMa sorcrs Of Baltimore
for violation of tie law.
Such n letter ,wo arc assured, has
been sent to Governor fIawlcy, OF Con.
ncciicut. We should bc glad to know
that the statement is NOT true, and still
more gratiicd to believe on authority,
there would be no response ton call SO
uncallcd for, illegal and revolutionary
in nits purposes; but thcso vile men, who
have lived and thrivon upon tho horror
Of war, and who arc ready to sacrifice
right, rcasor, and liberty, and cvcry.
body's property but their own, to tho.
PASSIONS OF the honr are ripe and ready
for the worst that can bo contemplated,
and it becomes an conservative men to
DO upon the watch for this threatened
demonstration. --Ncw York Enircss.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-31

RAILROAD FAcIIITIEs.---Wc AN.
nounlcc with great satisfaction, that ar.
rangemcnts have been perfected and
80 into effect to day, between the Char.
lottc and South Carolina aud the South
Carolina Railroads, which will conlribntn
largely to tho business between Char.
lottc and all intermediate points and
Charleston. Cotton from Charlotte to
Charleston is So per bale; first class
merchandise 81 pei hundred; second
class IS cents lhrd class rs cents
miscellaneous articles propoilionatcly
low, including stock ofall kinds, per car
load, to so through without transsltip.
mcnt at junction.. The price of bee
and pork viii fall IN Charleston on re
ccipt Of this news, as lhc drrvcrs from
western North Carolina can dclSc'
their bccvcs and hogs nj ] 8 or 90 lsonr:
from Ciarloi;c, and have only bccl
waiting for the chance.
Low through rates 10 and from BAL
fimorc, Philadelphia, New York ant
Boston, are also agreed to, and in lcw
days the particulars will be given TO th,
public.
All,his looks as though the "city by
the sea" was waking np. Only giv'
the up country chance and she will
trade with Charlcston..- - Caroitniam 2tM