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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17

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GLOW much is tho fare ?"
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stops at Newton ?"
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17

INFORMATION WANTED.-Tn In 1859,
inc M then Governor of Olio, Salmon p.
Chase, III the midst of great excite
ment growing out of an effort to en-
iorce the fugitive slave law, taking
the form of tho arrest, by the process
of the United States courts, of certain
persons who had released the fugitive
Save, for whom writs of huJeus co,.Dus
had been sued out in the State courts,
thus threatening a conflict of jurisdic-
tion between the United States courts
and tho State courts of Ohio, laid
down the doctrine of notification.
GovQnor Chase said:
VI will only say, what I have fro
ducntly said before, that as long as tho
state OF Ohio remains a SOVEREIGNTY,
a!nd as long as am her Chief EXccu.
t'Ne' the process Of her courts shall be
executed. s. Il
When | am called on to act, | will
act" Immense applause.
Now, we wish to know if this Salmon
L. Chase is our Chief Justice Chase.
1t this be verify so, and Governor
Chase and Chief Justice Chase arc
one ana the same person, We cannot
but think that the trial of Mr.. Davis
bctnrc Chief Justice Chase will he 4
very awkward affair. lfow will rul-
lilicr try a scccssi"nist We can
readily imagine, when the neil of
the accused justiiies the ground OF he
sovereignty of the States, hat the
Cllcf Justice will feel that his posi-
ton of presiding Judge is slightly
embarrassing. We arc curious to learn
what weight Chief Justice Chase will
give to the opinions Of Governor
Chase on the question of State soycr-
clgnty.-Nutionui MttWycnccy.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17

GREENBACKs' NOT, ~ LEGAL TENDER
In The Circuit Court of Dnl,;me~
on Saturday Judge Alexander decided
the ac, ,of Congress making greenbooks
: rgal tender unconstitutional and void,
an assumption ofpower not granted by
tho States to tl,eir agent, the General
Government, and the court in argument
puts the imp' rt' ut query Congress
convert paper into gold and silver?
An appeal from the decision will be
taken.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17

TnE NEW YonK .PREss:--A letter from
New York to tho Cincinnati Conn,erciai
says:
Only q week ago, 'Den. Wood sold his
Patty Nens for $l5, 900, and last Saturday
the WorM was without tho necessary fnan-
cal facilities for paying the weekly wages
Of tho employees. Docs this look like
healthy party! In The face of such an OK
hibt, is il not cheek, pure and simple, for
these men to talk about making Democratic
Johnsoninn Governors. members of Con-
grcss, and such like in The g,cat Empire
State? All who are disposed to fail in love
with such indications Of power md pro.
grc,s arc welcome TO the soacc they ad.
minister.
In contrnst---nnd bold contrast ii is
wo have the Tribune, increasing its circnla-
tion by thousands daily, and ordering
new ten. cylinder press on which to print
tho political gospel for tic people, its pro.
sent machinery being utterly incapable Of
supplying tho great and increasing demands
for radical pabulum.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17

When Sllosin"i - tn make boot,
the first thing he GIes is The last. '.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17

Admiral semmes, in ttassuming tho
duties and responsibilities of editor"
of the Mobile Gazette, says, in the
spirit of true Southerner: "Eyery
good and true man must do his part
scaheertully towards restoring harmony
between the two sections of our coun-
try, that prosperity may follow harmo-
ny. If the South is our country, so
also, now, is the North. We. would
have had it otherwise once, but an
oyer-ruling Providence, which doetli
all things vel, hath decreed different
y, and, rs mon acknowledging Chris
tian responsibilities, wo must bow hum
bly, to this decroe," i.',S,ts
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17

y PRAYER FOR PARDoN.-As the
President was passing to the stairs of
Willard's Hotel, after speaking, du-
ring his recent visit to Louisville,
thilty-ninc little maidcns scattered
flowers under his feet as he passed,
and when h. arrived at the end of their
line, having stopped occasionally to
kiss one of their sweet, innocent faces,
one Of them handed him the following
beautiful petition praying for tho re-
lease from prison of Mr.. Davis, which
the President kindly received, prom
ising to read it at his first leisure mo-
mont and give it his consideration
To Ills ErceNency 4Andrcw johnson,
President Of the United States OF
Amcrtca:
Honorcd Sir.-Thc undersigned,
little girls of the city of Louisville
and, OF the State of Kentucky, taught
by our mothers to vcncratc you as tho
nations head and the peoples friend,
moved by sympathy for one who once
stood your peer in the councils of the
nation, do most respectfully present
this prayer in bohalf of an anguished
mother and grief-strickcn little ones.
That you release from prison, on
parole or otherwise, as may seem best
to you, Jefferson Davis, late President
of the "so-callcd Confederate States of
America" If our Chief Magistrate
shall find consistent with his ssense
of duty to the nation to grant. our
prayer, millions of little ones will rise
up to call him blessed.
LoUIsvILLE,' September the III 1866.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-17

Now look TO Jesus, who on Cavalry lied,
And trust on him alone who hove wps rruoiG'd
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-20
BY TELEGRAPH.
Washington Items.


WARRINGTON, July iS.
The Senate to-day temporarily laid on
the table the House Resolution 10 adjourn
on the 25th, but u will undoubtedly como
up on Saturday or Monday and be agreed
to. So many members of both Houses are
leaving. that It Is doubtful IL there Is quor-
um after Monday.
Hon. Henry Stanbcry arrived here this
afternoon and Ind n long Interview with
the President this evening. It Is under
stood that Mr.. Stanbery will accept the
Office of Attorney-gencral, rendered him
by the President, and that his nomination
will be sent TO the Senate tomorrow.
A private dispatch was received here TO-
day, by member Of Congress, from Gov
ernOr BrownlOw, TO which was appended
the following characteristic and classical
HOtd beRe.
"Give my compliments to the dirty dog
at the White House,
General Logan and Governor Hamilton
addressed n meeting at the Soldiers 1nd
Sailors Fair building tonight, and charged
in unmeasured terms upon the President.
lt Is but few weeks since Logan was o
visitor mt the Executive Mansion, and eX-
pressed his Opprobation of the Presidents
policy. Cause of sudden change of senti-
ments, the hopes of election rs United States
Senator from Illinois.
Hon. l.. ID. Campbell Minister to Mexico,
LEFT here this evening for his home In Ohio.
| The Secretary of State does not propose to
| give Mr.. Campbell instructions TO repair TO
the Republic of Mexico for three or four
weeks, and probably never.
The President has appointed Mrs Belle r..
I'arshall Postmistress at Lebanon, Ohio.
Mrs. Parshall is the widow of gallant
soldier of the Federal army, who was
killed while on picket duty at Chicka-
mauga, and the appointment Is made In re-
| I1ntAn
Warren county. Ohio.
| Joseph S. Wilson has been appointed
| Commissioner of the Federal Land Office
| in place of Judge Edwards.
| Among the nominations sent TO the Sen
ate by the President to-day were the fol-
lowing: Benjamin Gratz, Assessor of the
Seventh District of Kentucky; General
Hickenlooper, United States Marshal South
ern District of Ohio; Melanthon w. Hub
bell, Assessor of the Tenth District of Ohio,
aud the following Postmasters: Alex. w.
Delong, Huntington, Indiana; George ID.
Tilson, Steubenville, Ohio; VIM. II. Smith,
Hillsboro, Ohio; Frank Hartman, O5erlinr
Ohio.
The Secretary of the Senate this after.
Inoon received telegram from Governor
Brownlow, dated to-day, saying: "Battie
fought aud won. The Constitutional
Amendment carried In the House by vote
of fOrty-three 10 eleven"
He adds that two of the members pres
ent refused to vote.
This intelligence soon spread among the
members of both branches Of Congress, and
Ievidently produced much delight.t The
prospects are that both Houses will to-
morrow agree TO restore Tennessee to her
former proper practical relations TO the
Union.
General Sheridan's foolish order regard
ing the erection of monuments cOmmemO-
rating the rebellion, &C. was recalled before
publication in the New Orleans papers.
Trumbull, in the Senate, and Bingham, in
the House, both introduced resolutions Il
reinstate Tennessee.
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Telegraph Varieties.

ST. LOUIS, July 10.
About quarterof a million of gold dust
arrived at St Joseph yesterday, in the
hands of passengers from Montana.
WOOSTER, ONO, July 10.
John d. Young, of Medina, was to-day
nominated for Congress- on the twenty
third ballot, by the Democratic Convention
for the Fourteenth District, and Judge
Bliss and Thomas j. Kinney were elected
delegates to Philadelphia.
SAN Francisco, July Is.
One hundred and thigty-three thousand
pounds of No. American shipping grade
Of wool has been sold during the past week
at prices ranging from sixteen to twenty
two cents per pound: A large amount OF
this goes per ship Lookout, loading for
Boston.
The cholera has broken out on IIart's Is
land. There were two new cases Ia New
York and four in Brooklyn-One proving
fatal The steamer Salvador arrived at New
York yesterday with five hundred recruits
for the regular army. On her voyage she
had twenty-eight cases of cholera and three
deaths.
The bill reviving the grade of General in
the United States army, has passed Con-
gress, and has gone To the President foI
his approval.
The Senate yesterday passed bill in IA
vor of giving $4,000 for the relief of the
sufferers by the Portland fire.
The rope factory of Henry Lawrence &
Sons, at Williamsburg, n. Y, was struck
by lightning yesterday. Four boilers ex-
plodcd, two OF which were driven through
Il brick wall to the distance of six hundred
feet, destroying several large trees ia thcii
course. The other two passed through a
brick stable, which was completely de-
strOyed.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-20
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, July 10.
FI.oUR-The market remains very dull.
aud sales are made with difficulty. Quota
tious are nominal at 81 500S 80 for super
fine; extra, 80 000l0 90; family at $40 50@
II no, and fancy at Sl2@l4.
WHRAT-There Is an exceedingly light
demand, and quotations are still difficult 10
give. Extra Spring would not bring over
81 80, and No. l. do. 81 COOL 60; red winter,
of last years crop, Is held from 81 to 81 10.
CORN-The market rules dull mt 62c. for
mixed shelled in elevator, and 75c. In sacks !;
prime white, shelled, sold at 75c. in bulk
In granaries it is held at SS@O0c.
OATs--Are very dull, and No. = would
not bring over &c., and No. / over 4Oc.
RYR-Ihe market Is dull. No. are
quoted at 6Oc.; No. at 05c., and choice at
Zoe.
BARLEY-Nothing doing.
GRoCRRIRs-There has been no change
of importance In the market since our last.
We quote fair to choice Rio coffee at 25C6
3lc.; raw sugar at l2@l514c.; hard refined
do. at 17114@l796c. and nlOlasses at S0@90c.
for Porto Rico.
WHlsKY-The market rules unchanged
and quiet at ~ 25 duty paid, and &c. in
bond.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-20

The international bOat-racei between
Hamill, of Pittsburg, and Kelly, Of London,
resulted In an easy Victory for the English
champion, winning the race by five hun
dred yards. Large sums were wagered
here on the result. The newspaper offices
were thronged all day, and extras were is
sued. Thousands Of dollars changed
hands. The second race resulted the same
as the first. The purse was $1,000
Further earchcs into the cave discovered
a few weeks ago at Nashville, disclose the
skeletons of thirteen more Indians, one OF
whom, supposed 10 be chief, had gold
bands valued at twelve hundred dollars,
around his hands, fingers, legs and neck
A hatehet composed Of copper, weighing
eleven pounds was discovered which was Sc
hardened as TO cut bar iron without she
slightest dent.
Reports from Apalaehicola, Florida, state
that schooner containing eighty-iive ne
groes, enticed from various parts of the
State, has been seized by the United States
authorities. The vessel was about to sail
for Cuba, where the blacks would be sold
The commander gave hisnaTno ne John n
Bonner, from Cincinnati He was arrested
and placed under military guard.
On she 18th instant, ten miles from Mata.
moras In an abandoned hut, were found
the bones Of three men, and beside them {
bag of diamonds Of the purest kind, theil
value estimated at $900000. The finder
was discharged United States soldier
whO was visiting the city. He re-crOsset
the Rio Grande Immediately on the discov
cry, and will return to the States.
A balloon, which broke from its mOoring
at Hartford, on the 4th, Travelled to Strat
ford, N. H., 300 miles in two hours an'
forty minutes.
The Adams Express Office in st. Loui
was very mysteriOusly robbed, several day
since, of $1,000 in gold. A bag containing
this amount had been left at the Office to b
sent to New York, but it has not arriN e'
there, and nothing has been heard of it.
Out of 22O,OOO,OOO passengers on Britisl
railways during the year 1862 only flftee
were killed by accidents.
That's nothing to boast Of We have Il
this country several roads that can and d
kill, very frequently, more than 10 in 200
There are unfavorable reports about th
lapple crop in western New York and th
Eastern States. The Boston Gazette say
lapples, though not so great failure as las
year, will be in very short supply, espee
Tally the winter varieties.
The Greenport IL. H. Wdtchmdn state
that by some decease in Germany pO
family, recently residing at the east end {
the name of Scalk, have become heirs
~, l,500,O0O. Eft
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NEWS BREVITIlGS.

Some reckless boys, while depredatiDR
rpon the fruit trees Of Mr.. Evans, at New
ark, Ohio, met with a mishap, OH Tuesday
last. Refusing to desist from their stealing,
and being highly insolent gnn-load OF
dried beans was fired at them. A chap,
named Richardson was consequently hit
He "knows beans, when the bags open
N. B.-the Others, nOt-a-bean-ei
Report proposes to give to General Nc
Clellan Mr.. Stanton's place In the War De-
partment.
Eighteen thousand pounds of wool, from
one flock, was sold at Des MOines, Iowa, on
the l2th.
Mr.. Richard Elson. of Magnolia, Ohio, Of
fers a reward Of $500 for 205 SaxOny ewes
and 100 lambs that were stolen from his
farm between the Sd and 9th OF July.
Rev. DIR. r. Scott, of the Virginia M. f
Conference was lately thrown from his
wagon and killed. .sg
The Firemen's Association of New York
have voted to take forty men and an ele-
giant steam fire engine to Paris on the
opening of the Exposition.
The Radical party managers in Hamilton
county have called their County Convention
for Saturday, the 4th OF August. 10 viii
nominate candidates for Congress aud a
county ticket.
A New York city correspondent says
that the residence Of A. 4. Stewart, corner
of Thirty-fOurth street and Fifth avenue, ID
nearly ready 10 move into. IL eclipses any
private building on the continent. 80 Il Il
said, and will cost without any furniture,
S2,500,00O.
Recently a woman In Jackson county,
Mich, returning from the garden into her
house, found G large black snake, over seven
feet long on the lounge where her child
was sitting, with its head within six inchea
OF the childs face; she sprang 10 the child
and succeeded In getting it away, and with
tae aid Other sister, killed the snake.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-20

THE NEW RICHMOND MURDER.--Dennis
Morris, Who murdered man in New Rich
mond, Ohio, about two weeks since, and
who h ld bill of indictment found against
him for murder in the first degree, was
tried before Judge Ashburn, in Batavia, on
Wednesday. The Indictment was not suf-
ficient % hold him, consequently he was
convicted of murder in the second degree.
lie was tentenced by Judge Ashburn to
seven yers in the penitentiary-four years
of the tirle at hard labor, and three years
In solitary confinement.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-20

TOBACCO PRENIUMs.-The premium sales
of leaf tobacco, at Bodman's Warehouse,
Cincinnati, included I25 hogsheads and 5
boxes. We notice in the list that but two
counties hN Ohio are enumerated, Brown
and ClermoEt. From Brown there were
26 hhds., the preil-:.,::::.;Ils on which ranging
from $40 to $50, amounted to s775; from
Clernont, 5 hhds, premiums, sl4S. The
balance, mainly from Kentucky and West
ern Virginia, ran much higher in the pre-
MUM range.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-20
aaGuuttaru aud CCSmmtrrial.
DAYTON Market.

DAYTON, July 20.
FnouR--White Wheat, Wholesale, S19,
retail, Sl3 60; red Wheat wholesale, ell
90, retail, sl2.
GI0IN-wheat, S2; Corn, SOC; Oats, SO. 4;
Rye, 75c.; Barley, 81.
GRoCERIEs- Sugar, brown, wholesale,
l419@lGc- retail, A@1Gc.; Son refined,
wholesale, 23c.; retail. 1Sa20c..
hard refined, wholesale, lS91c., retail, 20@
25c.; Coffee, Rio, wholesale, 3O@32c., re
tail, doc; Java, wholesale, 40@43c. re-
tall 4bc. N. o. Molasses, wholesale, 81 Is,
retail, 81 20; Sugar House, wholesale, 81 80,
retail 81 40.
WHIsKY-S2 25@5a5 so,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-20

MAYORS CoURT.-JOhn II. Bellows, a
resident of Dayton, was before His Honor,
Mayor Kenney, this morning, on a charge
of being one OF the gang engaged in the
numerous safe robberies which have re-
Gently taken place in this city, Middle
town, BroOkville, Harbine's and other
places In the vicinity. The Mayor consid-
cred the testimony sufficient to warrant
him n holding Bellows in the sum of 5000
for is appearance at the next term OF the
Mont gomery County Common Pleas Court
Not being able to furnish the bail required,
he vas committed to Jail.
Another of the supposed offenders, from
Cincinnati, was also arrested at Xenia, but
succeeded in getting away from the officers
by pulling himself out of his coat, leaving
that garment in their hands, while he gave
leg bail. He is still at large.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-20
insurance Combination.

NEW 1ORk, July To.
A convention OF fire insurance presidents,
&c, was held to-day. One hundred and
fifty officers were present, and the States oi
New York, Massachusetts, Connecticut
Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois
and Virginia were represented, embracing
capital of twenty-five to thirty million
dollars. A National board of underwriters
was formed, aud the rates of insurance
were advanced TO ten per cent.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-20
Baltimore Gossip.

BALTMoRE, July 10.
Hon. G. l.. Vallandlgham, Hon. j. ID.
Bright. and Hon. L.. j. Faulkner, passed
through this city last evening, eR route To
Washington for an Interview with the
President. A gentleman that Travelled with
them says that one of the objects Of their
mission Is 10 recommend the appointment
of Hon. j. B. Weller, formerly Of Ohio,
now Of .6,alifornia, rs Secretary of War, in
view of the anticipated retirement of See
reiary Stanton. ttA-.,.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-20
From Chicago.

CHICAGO, July ~.
The brig Vidor, with cargo Of fish and
few emigrants. reached this port this
morning, direct from Norway. This
makes the seventh vessel which has reached
this port direct from ports in Europe.
In addition to Van Ausdel and Lemons,
who will be hung at Springfield tO-mor-
row, Kennedy, one of the murderers of
Maloney, in the town of Cicero, in this
county, will be hung in Waukegan to-
morrow
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-20

TERRIBLE.-A fireman OF the Cincinnati
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad had boa
his legs cut of below the knees yesterday
morning, just as the down train was leav-
ing Hamilton. He accidentally fell be-
tween the locomotive and tender. Nc
name given
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-20

JAN BREAKIN6.--A desperate, named J.
r. Simpson, who for a murderous assault
on J. d. Wallace, of Morrow, for which
damages in $4,000 were assessed against
him in the Warren county court, escaped
from the Jail, at Lebanon, where he was
held on bond for $25OO, on Tuesday night
last. He broke up his beadstead, and, with
one of the posts, battered hole in the Cell
ing overhead, and raised plank Of the
garret floor, meantime declaring that he
| would kill the first man who offered to
give an alarm. Passing into the garret
through the opening thus made and down
into the central hall through a trap door, II
was only necessary for him to raise win
dow, go out Oh the kitchen roof and easily
escaped to the woods.
ANoTHER.-Holler and Wagner, the first
confined on charge of murder, the Other
for horse stealing, broke jail at COnnersvillC
last Friday night, and have not since beer
heard of. They made their escape by re-
moving the screws from the lock Of theil
cell, and cutting the bolt of door giving
access from the hall of the jail to the COur
House roof
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-20
New york money Market.

NEW YORK, July ~.
Money is easier at per cent. Sterling Is
dull at 10SA@l00Z. Gold was a shade
firmer, opening at 1904, advancing TO
150s4, and closing at 1904.
Governments are without decided change.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-20

LOOK HBRJ, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN. Il
will sell the balance Of my goods, consist
ing of few Gold aud silver Watches, Gold
Chains, aud variety of other goods, by
auction. on Saturday, the 2lst inst, at nine
o'clock y. NJ. to be continued from day 70
day until all is sold. All goods warranted
Il not as represented, may be returned
within thirty days, p. A. LAFRR.
iy90dtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-20

RoDBERY Mrs. John Huddleston, near
Cambridge city, Ia, had accumulated in
silver $3.50, which she had carefully laid
away in a chest, with notes amounting to
$3.50 moro, and while the family were ab-
sent attending the sold Settlers" meeting.
on the 3Oth OF last month, some burglars
entered. unlocked the chest, and relieved il
of the above named sums, and have, up tn
this time, eludcd al detection.
1E- Don't forget to attend the sale of the
Morrison Boatyard and building lots on
Saturday, July 3Sth, at two o'clock, at the
Court House steps. This is a rare oppor-
tunity for boat-builders, capitalists and
others, who want TO secure home. Also,
five acre Lot, across the river well adap-
ted 10 gardening purposes.
iyifdMThaW2
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>VdE D4iLI EMPIRE
Sf%SrY sSi AND sUBURBAN.

80. Lewis Paul, Company r, 7ist Ohio
Regiment. lost his discharge papers yes
lcrday, somewhere in Dayton. The finder
will please leave them at this Office, and
will he literally rewarded.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-20

CO. The Springfield Republic states that
on Friday laBt, Rev. 3. p. Carlton, pastor ol
The Uuiycmili-t Church in that city, was
severely affected ty sun-stroke. He has
nearlY rc.nNeral from is effects.