The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-06-27

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striking contrast with his judges and accus.
,s. oro,, me '"kes his place among tho worlds
thcir conniru oH ohH .nUse ;,'' VINO sheu iustre on
tions when thcy dien TSev "mona ym @Sho,m, m'
Let time answer, though Oblivion viii mcr.
c,,n'y hlde the lessor, inexorablo history
| W. W.. pm,..ory my the greater oiiminals.-Ncw
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A ToucuISa. TNc1pnxr On ,ho
10th instant, the dav Of Iii, commomn,
ration of the Confederate dead IN on.
of our city grave wards. after thc crro.
monies had been p,.rc,rmed and ,ho
!, crowd disparsc.l, IL rc:p.ct. Bile LOOKING
rolorc,l " oman was seen t, liuucr behind
| her hanl$, and weep bitterly. a friend
of ours wh,h,J.l. ,.;,l, I,,y,,,.l I. NynJ
| tIy,,iny, "I y \'.'
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~. "'r'hl' very mitch Interested.
! with native Kindness of manner ilc ad
f, dressed her and inu ,:r.d The cause of her
rricC Won Inv L,s svmn,,h;x;,u t,,,,
! e., n,,,nrl ,,1 l, t..'a 10y
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.H'e VIRUS "''' s"'S. It' grave Oh
| whic'' she sat was that OF her former
! young master. who ll,.l been killed du.
! riuu ,hr late war H.. h,l h.,,n l.,r
! .,.,r,.. :, IL;
''1 1880 "''.
W ms ni"nhoo'l ne WAS Ecr rride and
delight. Ills deeds ct gallant daring
! ltal been her boast and it, WIS the wish
, dearest In her hn,r ,n COZ hin, r.,,r,,
! ,.;c,,,r;,, ,,l ho,,.o, -, a.. ,
,',,:N, ~ :" .''' no''e
""'ch he 'ii"l In"Ght 10 project. f1eaV.
en- had dccr"cd otherwise and now
while Il CONQUERED proplc did honor tc
ti, u.n,nrv ,I .h.;r ,i,,l,r. l n,r
iL,,l AMMAN , '' rN'
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grave VI mn 10 Wllom Shc had looked
lor protection and support in thr davs of
her aanl in lirmi ty.-( hoylesfou Ncys.
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''olnmfrc.n ~, r', A"'e'a'Ser says;
oil JI hor" p,ls, ,n1 a. rorIrsss Monfoe IS publish
mcn,. It is well known hat il was % n"t % Jom.
by order OF the President, or of the Cabinet,
or Of General Grant but that the rcspon-
s,''',y sn, ~. 'es's ';s on ~ 'wln ~ stanton. who
G. Barker dawn nth Tho po,omao % on n'."oo;.I snSo;'I
steamer, with written authority to have tho
manaclcs applied.
Those people who arc disposed to cen
. fcr;n~s "s" ~ '9 hn or "rSr"i Ice 10Y inc SUI
would do we'll 10 hrar rho ohnvn ,"n''';o ta",s u,
mind Here was cowardly outrage infiie.
ted upon tho foremost man Of the whole re-
nel.!on, ;l!, anu neither The President, tho
Cnhinn, avo"n, Ill., ,y "", ""y s memner Oh inc
to lave known or cnroI anvthinr nhout HutMs IL
Now. is i, not barely possible that Lee and
Davis. in the crisis of terrible struggle,
may not have been aware of what was done
,hov ~" wnrn p",,e =, ,,"," s|'.'s o. our army !!
themselves with Tho f,c,s in M ,he s"""s s,rrss nf
fearful war, wha, is to hc said of our chief
executive officers, who, in the hour Of lri,
mmrn, allow me good name OF great IA
inc ,ho, ~ v"",n n",u o",'"'' ,"wnru 'anen
.Y5v York yorH
REMARKABLE iscApE--FnolIr.
II M :: Eltcssr. Tile most re-
markable escape from personal injury.
if not death, that has come to our knowl.
edge for many day, occurred on Satur.
day last, II few miles west Of Iowa City.
AS the regular passenger train coming
cast was nearing that point, man was
discovered walking on tho track. The
whistle was sounded once twi:e, thrice,
aud ano attention paid to it by The slowly
plod ling pedestrian. Tho engineer sup
posing that it was some laborcr walking
home from his days work, and that he
hc would off as soon as the engine got
too near him for safety, did not at first
rrducr sorrl but keui on at thc rntc oc
abnut twenty lfvc miles an hour. But
when he saw that the cowcatcher was
n: The mans heels, and he yet made no
signs of leaving his rail'line'l path, steam
was shut off and the train brought to a
stop, not However, until alter the man
had been violently thrust aside in most
fearful manner.
In mnch less tha" it takes here to de-
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