The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-08-08

- 80" l. mas already been
mentioned ,ha, the Hon. Judah p. Ben.
Jatmin, who was the late Confederate
Secretary Of State, has been admitted to
lDc English bar as a "barrislcr." Mr.
I'rnlanlln wa, Tor many years, a thsliu.
gnlshrd lawyer at New Orleans, with
an eNtehSlre practice in the United
States Supreme Court The Picuyvpc,
speaking ola letter received from him
by his relatives in New Orleans, re
marks:
IL" was called to the bar bv The bench.
erS OF Lincoln's Inn, London. and as a
special iavor. dispensed from the scv..
raj long terms OF reading and study
which are prescribed, and with very rare
exceptions demanded ornll candidates for
the "ig an'! H'vn TN Ter the ancier!
rules "f The CnurlS of Grra, Rrl,aih.
ar, B"nJaTnn position ii. h" bar i, ,lar
pl harrislrr. Ills du;lrs relate only
t" tn" cpnlact and argument of suits
winch are placed in his band bv ai,or.
nrys. III" only knows such clients n
are brought 10 him Dy a',ornnv<. lie
can receive no business directly frnn
tutors "r rlimint4, Int it must al c)uc
!" llim Though attorneys. lie cnnnoi
even hold an interview with clients OK.
r"ping IN the presence Of tie ATTORNEYS
IA" ln'icr -; up the eases, make IN The
"r'"tS aud prepare the testimony, ml
'hrn hands ,h,' brief over To the hafris
Ter whom hey may select, accompany.
'ng the same always with 81 suitable r.
'alncr. III that the larri>trr can H.,
wien applied to directly nv parties Law
'ng suits is Ia refer them to an attorney.
RAlLRo d Cans HEATED BY THEIR
OwN MDTI"N "A new heat generator
adapted To The heating of railway carri,.
g"S, consists of a Gene Of wood covered
with hemp. wilhna hollow cone " cap.
per, hn'H enclosed in mnralic vessel,
through: which mir heated by motion is
conveyed into the carriage. 1t is 10 hc
situated outside. anl the motion viii h..
given to The Wooden cone bv the nxlrs
OF he carriage. Tie air becomes lna'
I'd from IL" motion of ia. cone This
hrn, generator Is in actual u>G IN Pru>S
S'a: lnru"d by force ronal to onn
twentieth "t \ horse power, in ten nm.
i;lrs he air escaping from the appsralu,
had 4 temperature Of seventy degrees
SUPPRESSED LE1TER-I is Whisper.
ed III Washington hat The President is
about to publish ne world Il lot OF letters
written to him while Governor OF Ten
ncsScp. These letters will "shownp ) in no
envmblr light Il number OF diS,inuui she'd
men in the N"r'h who are inst now bit.
'erly opposing the policy OF Mr.. John
son. Mr.. Summer has had long pr.
vatc interview with tho President for
the purpose. so says rumour, Of ,lissuad-
ing him from making these letters public.
The correspondent who gives the above
gossip links That something more def
bite Will come 10 lichl IN ,hc course of
a week or two.-NaShrNVe GazeUc
WHAT INDUSTRY CAN Do.--fhc
Richmond (Va.) Dispatch has tie fol-
lowing:
Two young turner's in Albcmarlc
have accomplished, ON farm Of three
hundred and ihiuv.lhrrc acres, Il: fal
loving results: In The frs, par, Of h,.
year two freedmen were hired, hut their
IaZincss and mwillingness to perform
their duties caused lh. yonng farmers 10
liScharg" them after n few weeks trial,
and since that time they have performed
all tl," farm labor themselves, excrp,
occasionally in harvest The hire of dav
lahorrrs for few DAYS. The bows rise
by early dawn; one milis the cows the
other leeds and currics the horses, and
attends to The hogs and cattle, and. af,
ter all early breakfast, perform earnest.
ly and lnduStriuuSly whatever work j.
necessary to br done; their fields have
been we'll raked and plowrd and the
result is good crops, realized and pros
pcclive Thy hav" rcuppc,} from ii(r cen
TO twenty acres of the most excellent
wheat, arc now engaged in re ping
seventy acres of oats; have sixty acres
Of corn in GrSI-rale order; have also
rcapcd several acres Of hay have one
acre in Irish potatoes; over one acre or
garden vegetables; aud have also a
pl.ntv Of chickens, ducks and turkeys,
with I'll lnxnrirs and c3aiilorts 10 ,e
found Oh well cultivated farm.
THE Fun TRADE AT ST PAuL.--The
past t%n' or three days, says The St,
panl Pioneer, an immense amount of
flirs and Buffalo robes have been rtceiv-
ed by Prmha carIs. and also bv rail,
from he Hudson Bay region. We saw
Yesterday, at til" depot nearly one lhon.
sand bales OF buffalo robes. making
pile as high as a house. They are be.
ing rapidly shipped below. There are
ten robes in each bundle, making near
ly ten thousand robes in all, worth from
ten to twelve dulln,s each. These are
but portion OF those on The way down
which are estimated at fifteen or twcny
thousand. In addition to the Bnlfal
ropes lher" have been about hundred
bundles OF wolf skins and other fnrs,
many of them very valuable. In nl
there will probably he three hundred
thousand dollars worth Of furs received
AT ST Paul this season.
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