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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-06

MRTEoRs ExPEcTED.-On the 18th
or 18th Of November next, says Pro-
lessor Newton, OF Yale College, pro-
digious fight of meteors, the most i'm
posing of its kind, will make its ap-
pcarance, probably for the last time in
this century. Only thirteen of these
meteor showers are recorded between
the years OF 903 aud 1888. That of
the latter year wasa sublime spectacle.
Arago computes that not less than two
hundred and forty thousand meteors
were visible above the horizon OF Bos-
ton on the morning Of the 18th of No
vomber 1888 This display was seen
all over North America. A similar dis
play was seer by Humboldt at Cumanai
South america, in 177g.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-06

SORT THE SHEEP FLoCKs.-These cool
nights should admonish the wool
grower that it is high time his sheep
were separated for their various uses,
the bucks to be secured in the pasture
and their condition attended to; the old
and feeble ewes put by themselves to
iatten for mutton, rather than to be
ALLOWED to run the risk Of breeding and
die in the spring; the ewes for breeding
to be kept in good heart but not allow
ed to become fat The young especially
of the gne wool varieties should not be
allowed to b:eed until they are Two
years old.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-06

EARLY FALL WoRK.-Have you
ditching 10 be done? A we'll to be dug?
A swamp hole to grub and clear up?
a roof to be shingled or any such dry
weather work to be done? Allow us
to hint that now is tho time to get
ready for such labo-s. The days are
getting shorter at both ends, by and
BY the rains will come sousing down
their cold buckets full, giving the
workmen wet feet and chapped hands
to nurse and grumble over. A day
now is worth two days late in the fall
in the quality and quantity Of the
work done, besides the certainty OF
having it done.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-06
FAIR
THURSDAY, Friday AND SATURDAY,
September, goth, s1st, and 22d, Is0t
PREMIUMIIST.

List of Premiums offered at the I'd
Annual Fair of the Hooking Valley
Horticultural Society at the CITY
HALL, in Lancaster, on Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday, September 20.
II and %.
Competition open TO all.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-06

-W"1 have sold PaImer's Vegeta-
Die Cosmetic Lotion for the past seven
years, and never has case come with
in my knowledge of its failing to be q
benefit Writes VIM. NJ Stout, Of
Danville, Ky.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-06

WHY?-A correspondent Of an En-
glish paper, speaking Of the Atlantic
cable, says that from daylight till 2
o'clock in the afternoon, the cable gen.
orally works with great difficulty, after
which time the working grows easier
and more rapid until dark, and all
through the night it works easily and
well. The editor of the TeIcgrapher
has often noticed the fact On land lines
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-06
OFFICERS.

President-J. C. KlNKEAD.
Council Of Mne-IIenry Borchefs.
F. j. Boving, G. A. Mitboff, Jno s.
Snider, G. Hoffman, W. Van Hyde, A.
Dennis, Samuel Barr, and J. II. Rhodes.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-06

If one pine tree can make pitch, how
many will make a pitcher3
If one twinge of pain mako an ache,
how many will make on acre2
And if it take four men two days to
eat ham, how long will it take them
10 eat hammer?
Richest Is be who wants least.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-06

The last, best fruit which comes to-
late perfection, even in the. .kindest soul,
is tenderness towards the hard, for
bearance towards tho unfortunate,
warmth of heart towards the cold, phi.
lanthropy towards the misanthropic.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-09-06
. CLASS D-Professional List.
STOVE AND GREEN HOUSE PLANTS.

All plants in the abo'e list should be exhibited in
the pots in which they we're grown, making ALLOW
n, anee for the necessary shifts
-. CIT FT OWRpc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-02
Administrators Notice.

EsTATE OF BESJ4NIS &. BB.ISARD DEcELsS.
n Office hereby given. tlf7t tile uHi-ry ned Adnls-
~ IstTstnr OF cSst@ p Benjamin 9. Brauard late Of
cOTuiE 81 Albany and STATE If New York. dscs.d viii
appear before thu County 1'1urt 81 said county IN tbs
th1i VI nsv, ens tn .isth dJ Of June 1861 a. iss
tofr House = OTTAWA. in sal COUNTY. when aud ~hsrS
al persons ha.I- claims - .Tid
notified 70 attend present lie a ...!ag
adjustment.
Da,-t 9th day Of AyriI. J. bls66
~. WINS. EASTON, Adnini.tratcr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-02
Final Settlement.

E3Ttrs OF LUcRETIi CLlRK DECEASED
NJ C1ICR is hereby given to all persans interested in
IN sasI estate, that Charlie. Macy, Administrator Of
Georg. y Macy. deceased who in hs lifetime e1ecu-
ty OF lie lat will and testament OF said LucTss Clark
'oe al, appear baorc the County Court Of the
~ 81 L. Sale anil state OF Illinois the Court House in
Ottt" county, Friday the ~ day Of june A.
D. 1850 :"r the purpose of reneiin. account Of his
pro-" hugs in the administration Of ssiI estate fer tho
h,isI settlement.
Date! at OTTAWA, this 18th day Of Nav. 1896
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-02
3fgaI Adrertisfmsnts.
-
STATECP ILLINOIS, }

- =. NOticc.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Ia SUE L0,aniy. s' Dy virtue Of q 6ecr.tal or
der Of the County -Four: of county Illinois,
entered al the last April Of said cenrt the app
cation OF the sign-d guardian OF John Jacob Hay
minor. TO sell the following Described real belonging
10 said nr situate in the county of la Sale and state
OF Illinois 20 wit Lot number eight, g., ia block
Der two in Walkers Addition so the city Of Ottawa in
said county aud state.
shall The fourth ~ day Of Juy 1896 at O'Clock
In Tie afternoon O! ssid day sell the said real
PUBLIC sale at the south door Of the Court nu.s in said
CITY OF OTTAWA, 10 the highest and best bidder.
Terms Of sale follows One third of tho ItrC hase
money cash hand, and tile balsacc in einsl Install
nets at one and years day OF sale with inter
est al tsa per cent. per annufn PAYABLE seranDuAlIy
Approved Icreonal security AMI n mortgage the prem
ises Tor the payment Of the unpaid purrnzss money will
be required Of thu purchaser Dcc made the pr hascr
Oh the day of sli-. SARAH HAY. Guardian Of
Walker x Brewer. Jouy jacob HAY.
NAV 2G-6N
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-02

? Iiu5H Gl:IAETT, DEcsA>E.

ES.Afk
NOT1CE is hereby given to all persou- interested in
~ said Estate that Mary sun a1riarty Adrnini-iraix
Of the estate Of IiaZ JJaty Gcc-ase viii appear
FIRE the County Court % lie Ia state
Of Illinois. at the Lcus. Ottawa in countys
Thursday. the 2i-i ay ofJune A d 1850 for pur-
tose rendering her Proceeding, in The al
mni-tFaiIOn Of sd estate for the nn9l settlement
Dated At Ottawa, tins l9,h day Of Siay, 1906
+p a. b. MOORE. Clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-02
NOTICE

gsTaTT - jazz I.waED, pIcrasED.
~ OTiCR is hereby given t.i the undermined Ble<a-
~ tss " James HavsL lat. VI the coup.y q La Sale
and state Of Illinois ceces.sl, will spyeAr t,fcrs th.
UNITS Court Of said county the rh!r Nrrdzy bsuK
the 18Th Gsy) Of J-Ee u c - ~ Court ous. oia~s
said county when ,aI where persons hsv ng claims
demands against said notified 10 attend nd
present He same in rI'las for adjustment.
Dated 5I day u May :. b. laos.
ELLES IiAV4HU.
Cv. WILLIAM HAYWARD, Execute
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-06-02
Chicago advertisements.
DR.. BIGELOW
W.

sF+an COOK, coBuRN CO.'S Age.cy, IS Dcayoey. s.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-01
fhG Atlantic Telegraph.

IT aryiluYtraii0n were over needed TO
show The unhjnchirg discrimination Of l,nr-
llSh enterprise, no more Simirpl example
c""!' 10 "",nicd oUt ihou in The repeated
costly and almost yearly efforts made TO
establish uclmauent electrical communica
ton hn'wvon this country and America.
within wcch from this date, the Gtth cx .
petition organized for This purpose viii
leave E,W'3ul
1'e Nro&rommo Of operations VOW decided
upon is briefly ~ i.,iows: The Grr,i
Eastern is, as We lu,ys skid, 10 mroccrG io to
hHnvh2vNn on Saturday next IGorq she
WI. take On board her final stores orc3aI.
ana while 50 occupied the new shore end
from Eoilommrsum Bay will hg laid rrcin
IA" Wm Gerry. When this is comnctcI
ana tie operation is li!;cly to last at lcus,
Two dlV@--'hc Great Eistyrn viii coin7
round TO Naicnija, ami after having male
TIC splice. Will NJ once commence t}c great
wnEN ct laying the main cnile. Last wear.
it IS Nnci@d ihnt III" speed Of he Great
Eastern was occasionally too Great for ,lfc
y la%'n" ont the ropN. This time, there.
Zero. Eerlaio of going will be absolutely
limitcl lohrIow six Emo,s. At ,Iis .rcrl !,
viii occupy eleven ortwclvc days 20 com
2l"'c I,"r lohors from No'cr.ia Bay 10
i!tnW content Daring the whole time of
ne "lcraiion he new instruments vii, tc
able to send signals through Nalcn,ia nj
every hour; s'a;;re ;ho itu,'a ANA lonri
tuie Of the great slip, the weather, om5un,
Of c"h(a paid out SC. Oirinary rnws and
messages likely to Interest those nj sea. an,.
iSo'niod ,,"m the rest Of the world. are also
to hr Sent ~ "cg!y 'rom Irclaul to thc Grca,
iF5ic"n. ">acs have already been sent
ont 70 NGwfoUnlIlnl with 5000 tons Of
coal. and, suppoFirg the expedition 10 hc
'ucccsHtn' the Great Eastern will take these
on board and return to the spo, where Tie
I%H'c was so uniorunat ely broken last y;ar.
/ ni5 l3to hr Sgappled for, aud even il six
"rS"' 81 - '~""thS arc \consuucl in inc
efforts. grapplcd for I'll ii3il5 ~ , en-
Is h:"l to the surface, OF }aursc the {usm.S
spice will hc made with jC"yrious wiilh arc
now slowed on board thr Great Eastern and
thc Wm Cory when the lig shipwill
ng2in return to lIeart's Content iav aul Law
'ho rrmainder OF her passage. Thus. ifail
goes well the month OF September. nj In! est.
Will see us with two lines Of telegraph to
America. nnd ho'h Of Which, Wien once
down ]" deep wHtcr, are likely 10 rcingin in
order ior years TO coGir The av"aul cmcn;s
made for raising tho cnhEc Of last Year are
~ perfect as can well he imagined Io.nloH
TtmcS, 27Hi UN.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-01
Conversational.

"Asi1NdTo", July 2S.-'Thc Senate has
connrm"d o II. Browning as Secretary Of
the interior in place Of Harlan.
Both Houses remained in scs ;ion on or l.. g,
night.
IN The House this morning Stevens mode
aspccch on his lato bill to restore The States
10 thcr proper relations in tho Union. IN
which he adYocatas his old d doctrine Of no.
Sr" c1&n'iiy and lhc policy Of giving nc.
gr0es ali the prificgrs OF The hitcs.
:, II" CIV! and miscellaneous approximation
"'i!' ~ l'er long struggle in the conference
Eo'nml''cr was concurcd in by the two
Houses, by n close vote 1t increases I'm
pay o! members and has appended o i, lhc
bi!l cauallzng bo,ntics
senator Patterson was admitted 10 his
seat THIS morning by taking the prcscribed
oath OF Office. The House last NIGHT. bv
infgc majority, having refused 10 modify
the oath in his ravcr
The bill for tho admission of Ncbros,,o
was passed by the House, and goes to tho
PRESIDENT for approval.
Dotrccs'has been removed from the posi-
non OF public printer and Gen Sicadman
appointed to thut Office.
sEcoND DISPATCH.
WAsnINGroN. July 28.-Dixon was con.
hrncu MS Minister to Hague.
Rogers, OF Now Jersey, submitted re-
port ms morning in the House, MS mi.
h"rl'y OF the Judiciary committee, in the
case OF Davis. Takes the ground lhot much
oi The testimony before the committee tend
iMg I" connect Davis with the assassination
pl", was false. and thnt he should receive n
Hc!ininnry hearing, TO which every man Is
entitled.
IN the senate this morning Il resolution
m"s ua'se"' ai'er considerable discussion,
granting the use Of n rccently crcc,cd ,vonJ
en- building on Pennsylvania Avenue. in
ms ci,y' torany lawful purpose, bu, cs
peciaiiy not for meetings held with view
TO the liberation of Ireland.
INC credentials Of Harlan. Senator clcci
.r"m Iowa for six years from tho 4,h Of
I'",o" next were presented and ordered to
lie on the table. w
rms afternoon both Houses adjourned
sire die. ~"
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onc-half Of these to have been fe-
males, the District would then have
had at that time 1,100 white males.
Allowing onc-third Of these to have
been twcnty-onc years of ago and up
wards and G66 to have died since that
time, there should yet be 800 white
men III the District, and allowing
the same ratio of the blacks to be
adult males and 200 to have died
there would be $500 adult nal es,
white and black yet in the District.
lcannot easily believe that this num-
Der is an over estimate tho it may be
seen among the items furnished by
Mr. Jennings from the tax books that
S2S Is the nnmbcr Of those who have
reported under the capitation tax.
There must be tardincss in the mat.
ter.
The number Of dogs reported too i
surprisingly small when We reflect
70 h.1f 1,un,, N w. "''' rom one
ono pn,.hnma ,,a .c s o.1's "''n
h,,1 :, VI. ~ Per
r,r ,h;.n,hl, n,;,,,aI ;, "'',''''''y
for th;s sr,,l, snn j. - NV o'"''
e., lon,o.,io ,,,;,,,,,.l,,, '"''''-
,.,,,, M ',,,' n,.,n '''' ,'' '"'' mas 'a'h upon
your no"f'n' or Tor ten years guarded
your house and fawncd upon YOU
every time he has met you. and that
too. after he has ,,ro,av ... .a,,
two,t,. t;,>oo ua ~ ''"
I' .'"''' vi, sun. n"' perhaps
S"c'' were spared while those less use
ful and less attached felt the force of
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-01
From tie Paris Pofrie, Ju!y III
FOrCign difficulties in the Way of The
Amnesty.
NApoLEoN'S S PLAN.

The negotiations for an nrmistice Invc
been delayed by the necessity of taking into
simultanC GUS consideration both tile conli.
,sn';s = of tho armis ice and tho preliminary
Dasis,o future treaty of pence, III Irnssirl
wishes 10 know beforehand the advantages
Which will be definitely assured to her
Prince Napoleon was present at the council
OF ministers held to-day
Yesterday, after the audience piyon bv
the Empor"r 10 Prince Won Reuss, n meet :.
ing was held At the Tuilcries in his Nails
ty $ presence. Prince Mctternlch and Bn-
ron fon Oitenburg represented Ausu in, and
Count Won Goltz and Prince Won Reuss
Prussia.
Nj. D"onyn dc Lhuys communicated the
views OF France, and drew up report to
the proceedings ut the meeting. 4
The following are the basis of the ncpo.
tin'ions suggested by France and communi- :
Gated to Count Won Gnltz and Prince Met
tcrnich, by whom they have been transmit. !.
ted to Berlin and Vienna:
The Gcrmanic Confederation to be dis.
solved and another Confederation 10 he es.
tablishcd, Of which neither lrussia nor
Austria should form part.
No territorial ccssion to be demanded of
Austria.
The abandonment by Tho latter Of hcr
rights in The Duchics, and to replace the
war lndcmnities at first demanded by Prus,
sin.
Prussia to incorporate Sohleswig- -IIol.
stein, 'lesse Casscl, IIcssc Darms,alt and
brunswick. Tho population Of the Prus.
sian Kingdom would thereby be raised To
2o,0O0, ,OOO-the Rhine to constitute tho
western frontier Of Prussia, and the pro-
vince between the Rhine and tho Mense TO
serve MS an indemnity TO the sovercigns dis
possessed by the war
an exchange Of territory to take place
between Baden and Bavaria, which would
give the former nearly the whole of tho
Nhenish Palatinatc; Saxony, Hanover and
the Dachics of SAKE to conclude military
conventions with Prussia. The inhabitants
OF Landau to choose whether they shall be-
long to Franco or Baden, and the populn
ton OF the valley of tho Sarre to choose be.
tween Franco and the now Rhcntsh soyer.
cigns.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-01

The Atlantic Cable uyucceSs.

NEW YORK, July 29.-Thc Atlantic Cable
is" success. The following dispatch has
just been received:
"ilHARr's CoNrrNr, July 28.-Wc arriy.
ca hero ato o'clock this Morning. i'll
well Thank Cod HE Ca bio has been LAID
and Is in working order
CYrus W. FIELD"
*iEhnrs COSrLNg, Juy 28.-We arc in
telegraph communication with Ireland. The
cable IS in perfect order. England and
America arc again united b, lccrnph, we
nave been receiving ami sending messages
through the ~aolr cable since the splice d,
the 23d inst, oGiulvutia.
(Siancd) CYur3 ", p...n.,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-01
From he Lontion Ucruld. JSiy i'll

CHRONICLE OF TIE WAR
The following brief chronicle OF the war,
taken fro, the Memorial DjpIomaijyuc.
shows how much may be accomplished in a
shor! space of time in these days. MD 10
what high degree of perfection The art Of
destroying life has attained, with other arts
concomi'ant upon our superior civilization:
June IL -Fclryal execution dccrccd by
the Gcrunnic Diet
June l6.--Entry Of the PruSsians into
lclpsic, Gicsscn and Cassrl. Occupation of
lohan
June l7..-En,ry Of ,c rrussan General
Vogcl into the llanovcrian capital.
June Is = Occupation Of Maricnthal. Os
tritz, anu hauiINn, in Bohemia, by two Prns-
sian regiments. and occupation of EcrrSta,lt
by prussan cavalry. Occupation Of Drc.,
den by the Prussnns.
June 20.-Evacuation of Fort With I'm by
iinynnn, made prisoner. Cavalry cncoun-
Ter between the Aus,rinns and prussians
upon the Rumhurg road.
June % -Nixdorf occupied by 1000
Prssnns
June 23.-Occupation of Runburg by
the Prussians.
June "a -Armisticc between TIC Han
oYeri"n and Prnssian troops.
June rs, Action near Jh:Tghunz.uu be
tween tho Austrinns and Prussians The
Pruss'nn troops occupied Rcichcnbcrg,
Traucnau and Aicha (Bohcmia
June 2G. Engagement near Turnau
June 2T.--Thc army Of tho Crown Prince
of Prussia fought tho battle of Nachod
Engagement at Oswiccnm Eight Between
the Prus.ians end lIanovcrians near Lang
cnsalza- General Stcinmcta throws back
the Austriaa corps d0rm'c (Rnmming) upon
Josephstadt. Engagement of the same
corps with the Sixth aud Eighth Austrian
corps, under the Archdukc Leopold.
june 28.-Actiou noar Trnutcna Tho
troops of Prince Frederick Charles engaged
near Munchcngraiz.
Juno 23.--Thc lIanovcr?an army surrcn
dered at discretion. Cnpthrc Of Gi,sclin
by tho Prnssian army.
juno 3O.-Actions al Kort, near Turnau,
and at Chwalkowitz, between Khlitz and
konigshot, An Austrian army corps under
General Clam Gallas compelled 70 retire
upon Koniggrniz.
July .--Action al Gitshir..
July 2.-Arrival Of King William at Gits-
chin. junction Of the Crown Princes ar.
my with that of Prince Frederick Charles.
July 3. The battle of Sudowa.
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From EnrcDr,

FARTHER PoiNT, Jnly 28---Thc stoomsbin
PERUVIAN. from liverpool on tho l0ih viz m
Londonderry on tho 10th inst, passed his
afternoon en- route TO Quebec
dondery '" ~
LIVERPOOL, July 20..--The military nosi
ton remn!ns unchanged. Great foycea oro
CO concentrating on both sides of Vienna
Ihe NonnHeur says that Prussia has agreed
70 abstain from loslilitics for five days, BRO.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-01
WAR NEWS.

Vienna dcspat chcs state that the Austrian
forces in N,nctiH arc being withdrawn from
before the Italians, but that the fo.trcssos
remain strongly garrisoncd for defence
without support from the army.
La france, Of the 18th, says: The attack
OF the Italians upon NGnctia renders Prince
Nap"cons mission futile, and it has been
Abandoned. The Emperor Of Austria is
making concessions TO Ilunaarv, lIc an
nounces thai the CONSUMPTION is suspended,
and calls upon the ilungariuns to volun,
tccr.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-01

RAsrhERnlEs AND BIA cKDERRlEs. -,
IN suckers that arc not needed for ma !.
.kknlg pew plants are to be cut off as fast
as lhhc!ysappear, 3ric the canes now
growing lor noxt years fruting TO the
trcllls or stake,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-01
ENGAGEMENT WITH TIE GARlyALp,ANs.

fhoRANcE, July 10.-This mornine the
nustflans made reconnaissance in strong
iorce' with artillery in the direction of Lon
''he. They were driven back with tho
p"yohe' by the Garabaldians as far as Dc
hihhIo' wiien place was occupied by the
volunteers. Garabaldi was present, but had
10 remain i'll carriage in consequence of
his wound
:, Iater news received from Rovgo states
mat inc Austrians, in cvacua,ing that town,
abandoned all the artillery on tho fortiiicn
n9ns' the guns having previously been spik-
CVoMoNA, July l0.-Thc Italian troops
captured this morning by assault, the vii
iaSeIoi MottcgSiano, near the tcie dc yom Of
BogStOrc
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-01
80. %

FoR One FARE. Tho South Carroll.
IA, the Charlotte and South Carolina,
ia" Grecnvllc and the Blue Ridge
Railroads will transport delegates to and
from the Convention for one fare.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-01
Milan (JHV y CorrcVJnden,e Lon1yn 7Imcs
STATE OF fEELi.:G ~ ITALY.

The first angry ,liscotlcht Of lrc Milngsc
on lcarning !hc proposal of IN armstict
has been somewhat snothci by reflection
ana especially by the hclici that the King
has declined entertaining the proposal un
loss il he mad male 10 him in a dircc, ana
proper manner. rbcrc was something pc.
cn'iarly offensive to Italian feelings in the
way IN which, 50 far as this country is con.
concerned, Austria set about obtaining n
respite from war which III lcns, IN Gcr
many, has h"cn terribly disastrous TO her.
TO Prussia Vienna sends u Field Marshal
Lieutenant. the gallant, ehivnlrous and un.
fortunate Gablcnz: but with Italy she does
design 10 communicate directly and so,
ignoring this country aud government en-
flrely. "hc snys to France, "llrrc is Venc
ti', take it, and do what you like With il =
ihiS may be intended MS part rny,ncnt 10
France Tor the services Austria expects from
hcr ba! Italy will know nothing of such
considerations, aud ahc insists on being
lrcatc" as an equal, ana not rs the ward of
The French Emperor.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-01
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
EN- G1UgH'G.

Tx pnrtc Bill 10
G D. Motion, IPcrpctuatc
solr. Northern Circt.> Testimony.
T0HN s. DOUGLASS having filed his Pc.
~ tition under above Bill in order to pcr.
pcinate;tic testimony TO the past existence,
loss and contents Of Decd of Conveyance,
TO him Of u certain tract Of land situate in
tnirho,d District, on tho watcrD Of Little
uvcr, by tho Heir at Law of Alexander
douglass, decd All parties interested are
no'hcd 10 appear at the expiration Of three
'noh'hS from Tins date, to cross cxamiu" tho
witnesses that may re produced and. pr6.
ducc testimony IN reply.
ISAAC IT, MEANS,
9. i. F. d.
M'nnsboro. $, G., juno 18th, 1906
i,llhn Il IL ~, II IL
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-01
From la France, July 11.1
GrnUssrA WANTS A uNIrEb GERMANY

PRUSSIA WANTS A UNITED GERMANY
The Prussian conditions contained in the
letter OF Prince Reuss arc stated 10 DO as
follows:
The exclusion Of Austria from the Cor.
munic Confederation.
Tho exclusive command Of tho military
and naval forces of the Confederation Nv
Prussia.
The diplomatic representation of Ger
many abroad and the annexation to Prus :.
sia of the Duchies and part Of tho territory
already occupied.
Ia France further states that IL llas req.
son to believe that tho Emperor Immediately
dispatched to London and ST. Petersburg
tho important communication of Prince
Reuss as raising questions Of European in.
terest, which can only be settled by CON.
cert Of tho great powers.