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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-06-20
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paper taantea ,ll enc needless gewgaw; yet
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fN!ations s ana sors.saes haSe been made and
nes eI Of 'ho ~ ;,nH sSa a4sha,y hoaga anfeqni.od
presss How many railroads spp now IN ~ s.o. sao
cessfull operation, would have fouadered
put for the lever TINT moves tho world o.
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and defended by seh eho arSsa promS'ea' s'malatea
And Who has tendereJ Il moro ,,on .
miserable pittanco for ills services The
bazaars of fashion and tho haunts Of dissi-
pa,on pa ION appetite M Gre thronged with an eager
oommos,;os s gnse siu - eae,r PANS, ana me
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paPosla e ssa,4f yewlng oheapenpg trade
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HUMAN LirR.-Hope writes the POETRY Of
Itheb9y, but memory that Of tho man. Man
looks forward with smiles, but backward
Signs, signs suoh on, is the wise providenoe OF
Spim tho flavor ;anaipeS ~ smeeses a a. drns ns
deeper, and The drsgs nre made bitter tha,
from our llps
T -
I, THE PoIIrics OF Generals -Tht
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-06-20
Government of the United States.

Prcsidcnt-Andrcw Johnson, Of Tcnnos-
gee.
Secretary of Stato--W. H.. Seward, of
New York.
Secretary Of War-Edwin NJ. Stanton, Of
Pennsylvania.
Postmaster General William Dennison,
Of Ohio.
Secretary ofthc Navy Gideon Nellcs, Of
Connecticut.
Secretary of The interior james Harlan,
of Iowa. at3r
Secretary of the Treasury Hugh McCul-
lough, oflilinos.
Attorney GcEeral-Jamcs Speed, Of Ken
lucky.
President of tho Scnatc--Lafaycttc IS.
Poster, q Connecticut. .l. y.
SRsaNsGS lso Iouseso.---'s GaslfaqSz .!.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-06-20

HUMAN LIFE. Hope writes the poetry f
the boy, but memory that Of tho man. Man
looks forward with smiles, but backward
sighs, Such is the wise providence of
Heaven. The cup of life is sweeter ut the
pfim, the, flavor Is Impaired as we drink
deeper, and the drsgs are made bitter that
sro may not Atruggle when tho cup is taken
from our lips,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-06-20
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PHOSPHATE OR FERTILIZER,
An ImproyGr Of the land, Superior for
Wheat, Cotton. Corn, &c., sc. OF
Superior Quality and Warranted.
Containing Elements essential
to tic rroGuct,cn Of Grain,
&c.s and Improvement
of thc E.i,lsd.
TI1IS 8 confidently recommended to
A. FARMERS TO BRING LARGE
CROPS, md We guarantee il to be ny 60 d
as any Fertilizer in the Market, and to
bring as good crops, tried side by side with
any, even Peruvian Guano.
FORCORN, COTTON. TOBACCO, SC
Put handful TO tho hill when you plant.
When the Corn and Cotton are well up, put
another handful 10 TIC hifl as n top dress
ing and when the Corn is about to shoot,
ana the Cotton oboll, another handful to
the hill as n top dressing In tl,s way the
+ ertilizcr goes directly TO Ihe plant, and
the plant gets all of the benefit Of it. Use
tin sllis way, and the Plantor can count
on good crops if the weather is ut all favor
ablc.
We guarantee It to produce as good crops
MS any otl,c,t Fcrtilizcr used. Use i, in the
tho way directed, by tho side Of Peruvian
Guano, or any other Ecrlilizcr, and if,it does
not produce rs gooh crop, VIC will refund
twenty per cent of the price, Use il in the
way directed, by TIC side Of Peruvian Guano
| for five years consccu!iyc'y. On tho same
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-06-20

sUrREME COUNT.
Salmon G. Chase, Ohio, Chief Justice.
l. James NJ. Wayne, Georgia.
2. Samuel Nelson, New York
8. Robert G. Gricr, Pennsylvania.
L. Nathan Clifford, Maine.
-. Noah II, Swayno. Ohio.
g. Daniel Davis, Illinois.
z. Samuel Miller,{ Iowa.
8. Samuel +. Field, California.
i, IIEuTENAST GENERALs. 8
Winsfeld Scott, Virginia
Ulysses S. Grant, of Ohio.Il5 ~
!. Adjutant General Lorenzo Thomas, Della
warc.
Judge Advocate eeparai; Joseph Holt,
u. Q. aaas
Qnar'ermastcr3 General, Montgomery c
Nleigs, Of Pcnnsyly f.s
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-06-20

) The PoLITlcs OF GENERALS The
genuine soiaievs everywhere manifest
sdisposition to vote as thoy fought" to
5wit & for the Union. coiifo Of the real
bogus military men arc classed as fol-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-06-20

ISLANDERS, issuing from beautiful lips
ard IKE spiders ctawlisg ffofa lisblusli
..ng heart Of a r6ae:
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
NAVY GAZETTE.

DETACHED
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"a. kuth, Aons Fir,t Asni futinsI Chsf rsuuifl
Aetng Secori Asssni ia9arefs ~ 9 h..ih a., .et
B.cksy Acting 1bifd Assistant Ensin-e,. Wa g eoes
Jsrbss aad Cbs Ensgvrr ton Bisnvs sne vsg ofii
LtANE
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Kor ffourner O-srs. Tanssa ,hs ssAls Ani Issrr'
y osg-ssii Johs & Led "a G u n-e..ssa 'nt Asif
Thlfs As''',sn Eusinsef 'sas W nns'' !" 'h' "''''1
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AFFOls rNKST ELyOEED.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Tt United RhoSe Island ufh Rssf Aimfa is
sostberu The ouab a. ~ sots .ni
Osy'oais ts's bees oia.-s - 'sp9gl 70 ss ..u
lag Il q the lsfss., n shs ssryi-s -
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New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
DIED.

BAcHiArs wl.n.bSyh. Thsudsy Mo-, d. alter 'ans'hSs
= :; .::'iSSss. S.s.s. 1is s.s
sS 81, south seeSSd-', s.assy Dec. o. a Ooioot
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70. family respectfully invited 10 .,sas q. tser.
Pis.'S.s,s. B'sssys % saturday. Dec
S Srs: s::s - s .S5 ~ cs.sssi s sS S tn. Church Ii.
AnBgneis,lon. Msnhsi,.nviIs.
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ss1rs 90 s.sa's.y 6so + Il N a.s% .sp. .s.s
osrIsoa TSar,s.y the ''h Iaa At h' residence In h'"n
oRFFrs-In sroo.lyn Friday % Of oOu.u~pon. Noah
v o' ns T. ses !tse ys. :, b.. :s' vo,.. .A =,
h- time q h death the nspsoor squad BrcoEyn
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.hs.,.s' broetlyn z P sunday the ID lust, sisRm,
0REENon ThSrday Nov % 1885 'i Sing siDs Dr. Horace Green
TIE relatives ,d. Il II. fy r,.p.sifonE invited .,.
' % Soo8,; 6ss s;p'a1 e 5ssloss S1 n
ss, y 2Ss, S,s a. s st Il: S S:s: G Ts'
HILLTER-oa Friday Nov % LOuiss BSnshsr ~if' Of W A.
R.iy-s 49, hi-nas sad Of her Richard
oh,, s.s & s's.i % I'D hs,S' S;' S "a Il. ns -
ca sonA.y snsruoon e'eiseL
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T.: : 80 .'i &: tie s Il; ,si
s.HE Efsncisco psgsrs pissse
PRovOsTOs Ttarss.y 10 Mary youns..s ehA
Harriet Provos sgd uoaths rd 10 dy
Fansss sszlsy bee s ~ gSei the ns.d-aos of Der
p.f.ntI Of fl1stlag l. l. Carriages si the osts
PRiCE-ia Bfooli,a D. D. Friday msrspt Nov - Tdwsri
ycsf ehi q lbso H. sna kItJ l. Pfes st-d yesfs
n8ynths - B ssys.
IT, rsliv-. sns fsuL u N. nay t,sseuy Invited
na the sinsr the reeoos of bis psrents Ne los nhh
% ssrhy De-. 2 at -
sNULr-Oa Wednesday, nov "a eaa sa 10 the ss, of
r , ~ :ss @ - q & o. f,-y % ~ T::r:,sy ~ 9,'d :.
sad EssTday, Dec J. 81 u hs
b. Isyts.n Cemssfy ief atssmsst bT
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sWoRDs-At Yeatsr 4. ga wsdu.sasy Nov a. Mary vas
= tisagy - oIis tsrd ~ Yssfa
n. fssiss. snA fssAs II The family r.pf invited 70
si.nd s>ffcss Iusnty thd bspl CLafeh
kstsssa IhL I'D SRI Nsv foFk Saturday. De-
ae,es Ihs - ~ tsAsn 70 CSebstef CoAn Tor
tnismsut
VAN ASTwTHPin aoristn. ws.iehe.sr coun,y Fri.y
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Ths s1d ssPssy ssitsd 70 sied ths fanert
o.. tsy dee ~ fom ne sbovs r-sii.aee-
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Tks relative. knA. - The hnly rssfef4ny sviisi
frnA frsfs from ths ts.Asse - HE y. WEFaa Ne
Ia Ofsaa 'f~s' VI isH'bSFth % Sunday. Dee . 81
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
THE STATE or TRADE.

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New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
MARRIED.

BAYLIss-BAfLYY-M sing Sing wsstches,et Oseny 80
Yot on w-dnesd,y Nov @ By Rev. oibeI ot
New on sydnsy bsy 70 Lois daughter ef Thomas D"s'
ssf, On of siug Sing
TROsT cOTTTEp-t th. rs.deues of the bhdss nthe 90
Tos,day The Th ind by Weed, 4. W. Ffost e}
10 Mis- Hsrst COtiisr. both Of Brookiyu.
oEERY-UAYENs-On WEDNESDAY, Nov n, q the restdenes
N. BRIDE. father Rev. G. r. Ford William Oesfy u
May dashsr o. Hsvsns. all Of hts city NO sAi1N
-wIIERLER-On Thursday. Nov. 90 BY the ken
Perry Joseph X. FAvlsnd 10 hrs hAs "hessor all OF hy~
Nsw Yofk. No osrdl
IAcKRON-TRFDWELI-On Thursday Nov f 81 the res'denes
I'm brde .hsr by the NJ BoJes M samuel JscAsoH
70 Mis- hssss Tredwsl No endA
ponroTR-LACHYr, BreotIyu on Thur,dsy The tsh Inst ct
~. ,s.lS,nss Of N. bde fhss By the Rev Dr. bofmap
Rudoph hodgsr Of New fef 70 Csnsu. NJ eaosh'e' o' T.
Laeey. esS. No earda
oUIsBY-BAILEY-Ats Sing Sing w.hss..r ceensy New
a, weAus Nov Hou ". RSbsta County J0dss
sd the xth ConpssiesA Ds,re, AoIsn
QoSy Chsppsqua Lszis dsugbies Of Tnomas bsusy esd
of ths larms plso
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
snLfARO MArcH 1T mVNc nan.

ExaTiao aAMT BETwgES COLDriWAIT All S'pLy.Ir
-0oLDrIrWAIT wiSs BY 3G3 POINTS.
last evening most Interesting game of'billisrd',
o. so sids os 81 Tlng Hal TIE ocItestfuis vefs
gisn GoldtAWsi oi BOs.sU JEAN NeDsru a ills city
This .a fourth time fhsn God'twti' and McpeSu La
sos,s lsaafher 10 q Vulsc oontest "a woLey
Their krst ercouairT a CiE.ir ~ tle 4ls q Nav
iSs; uea f stake Of O. Mcitr!t fesstc Godfh
L. tlf ooiuts in The best were tt'lttwtit o.
rsISsifi ~ Truti monfts after s UGf,t Ncilrts
rua argesi reccrd c.o MS DE oNe1s r& &
Ths seo0nd betUeen thsss pl efs oe,ea 10 ihs iy
q tss elth 0f June ist u res - r'ns g. "a - 81 80
sa( are-aginE 1tb fifF Or ftf tQk ~
$780, ssf a Pr0rsiead Hsn Rotor Tsyed tLeiT bird
ossch esrosas 55J points for Mebssti vho he
sausgs pigA Joseph DIN a. Honcel mont TfeE osr bad
ssCsld tine made the lafges ri lfold EHn st -
rsu1s Boston and sfcraaz -IHtiG ~ = Hoi ~ -
p0isss GOidthNuifs last ran Ntt X.
shoftiy aftor clock iast ttsirr it Gsas cohmencsd
Ns-sr. q CehN erd G. OColufT fetIr o. HHI pres lie
a1msr fDf MoDsvrt ihe lsE fog Gedihwsi ". Jo,eph
d nos ecf.A a. rrfsfee The play Eof larf rll
Kssfs a. tsrrsst Tans - ~ - ostEw0 erd go
Sf Mefl~rit Tse afefege Gay McieT4'' i2tf Cold
ssH 10 rs Wtich csHsed s efss 10 o. o. Ift;t % -
iahlses Tbs feiOSing 10 The sooIs-
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

fsAn Adxns and Wirinz
Yor.sA Doa Aoass cushnsa- ..eeth wnd an
fsAunsfv,n saesse So ssss. q ne Ers~s'ssrr'
yessanrdrsI sysniS@ AHA M kikhfAsv~
youp ~ Btsrni0F hAsUBLseAE oousS-.sANfo' 'ronr'
HATloNa
The RsnublioAn Eouncilmanio Convention. held ct
tha FNh Wd Hotel yssardAy evening nominated for Coun
cilmen Charles III PssiiA Michael Crane John A. OBhen
David Protben and Joseph kiefy.
REPUBLICAN, RATIFICATION MEETING IN THk T"NIr
skCOSD WARD
An earnest and enthusiastic ratification meeting
held evening the Headquarters Of the kepoheah
sociaOn Of the Twenty second Ward OF Eghhae
Forty siEthst NJ D. Melsh PRESIDED and tae m.t
ing ndorscd Judge Richard Kelly end Nathan T. Ey-the
candidates Tor the respeotive Offices of Controller and Alder
man Amor listening TO remarks from Mr.. Ey, Mr.. hsnsa
Capt HArtt and Others, che meeting adjourned
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
ExEouTrvE ArroIsTMENIs

70
81 a. u ben ppsnisd NAL lEsu n esruscsn
h The new bcissu sen fraetscc sud thas snt
Vii .rroutsny hoga CsGnis a. tn eoansIse
nnsu q tbs eor1ing Y~sI ...--
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~ Psfsn rnmsry4isssrs
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Cooss sehss Ps,sr' sps E'sfs sha J. C. Spear sssoat
H. Fr.,8.n h,. spla,sd Tho. Ii.y tss u NsvsA UAsi
Sts.ss Atogrsy fss the Dis,rst 0f Nsrtta
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
How Young Ladies May Rarn
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e.rn the Wincsn 0fbts svfnf nsctns Ihr
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u-.rIIl - l..-fla.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-01

polilifal Noiifto.
Kelly Rstiacasioa Meeting.
FOURTH ASe SIXTH WARDS
SECOND ASSEMBLY, DISTRICT
me-, q . ~. si.u, sf A. Esurh w.S.
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New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
THE NATIONAL FINANCES.
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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-03-01

peals, and won it--obtaining decision
against the Company for the whole amount
claimed, with eleven years interest and
costs
There is something quite refreshing in the
statement published by the Board of Direc
tors in which, after reiterating their opinion
that the Judgment is unjust, they offer for
sale 100000 of new stock in order to
meet the claims of the Commodore and his
faithful adhere nts. No reliable statement
has been published OF the amount of money
paid-directly or in the shape of stock-to
the parties who accepted the compromise
three or four years ago. But we judge that
the Company would have saved not much
less than a million dollars in one way and
another had it pursued an honorable course
at the start, and acknowledged itself respon-
bic for the frauds Of its agent
A healthy public sentiment has thanked
Mr.. A. T. Stewart for having promptly pre-
ferred a complaint against u newspaper
which had seemed to charge him with i'm
proper conduct in private life. And like
tribute is due to Commodore Vanderbilt for
having had the patience and constancy
to pursue this railway Company through
the mazes of twelve years. lawsuit. 1t
would be well if we had more such men.
As for the Company, we trust we shall never
again hear of wealthy concern, offered
by respectable men, trying to shift to inno-
cent shoulders the burden of the crimes of
its own officials.-Haaper's Weekly.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-03-01

grand children how this stage tore through
Mud Springs, and how Horace Greeley
bald head ever and anon showed itself, like
a wild apparition, above the coach roof.
Mr. Monk was on time. There is ira
dition that Mr.. Greeley was very indignant
for awhile; then he laughed, and finally
presented Mr. Monk with bran new suit
of clothes.
Mr.. Monk, himself, is still in the employ
of the California Stage Company, and is ra-
ther fond of relating story that has made
him famous all over the Pacific coast. But
he says that he yields to no man in his adj
miration of Horace Greeley.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-03-01
MisfeIIat1y.
THE BROOK.
By TENNYsoN.

With many {. curve my banks iret,
By many geld and fallow,
And manya fairy fore-land set
With willow, weed and maliow.
slip, slide, 1 CLEAN, glance
Among my skimming swallows;
make the nettled sunbeams dance
Against my sandy shadows
l chattel-chatter as flow
TO join the brimming river,
For m en- may come and men may go,
But go on forever-eyer-I go ON forever!
Iwind about and in and out,
With here blossom sailing;
And here and there lusty trout,
And here and there grayling
And here and there snowy flake
Upon me as I travel;
With many silver water-break
Above the snowy gravel;
And out again curve and now
To join the trimming river,
For men may come, and men may 60,
But 20 on forever-ever-I go on forever!
steal by lawns and grassy plots,
Islide by hazel covers; -
move the sweet forget-me-nots
That grow for happy lovers;
I.murmur under moon and stars, s.Ff
In brambly wildernesses,
linger by my shingly bars,
loiter round my crosses
And out again curve and flow
To join the trimming river,
For men may come and men may go,
/ ( Bit go on forever-eYer-I go on forever!