The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-11-14
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Lieutenant General Sherman and Hon L.
ID. Campbell, Minister 10 Mexico, sailed to-
day for Vera Cruz.
II is thought that lonity will bio extended
To the Fcninn prisoner McNlahon.
Thc'grcatest commercial city of the world,
London. sends on: no mail, and has no pos.
tai delivery on Sunday.
SO neither does Winnsboro.
An Arizona letter dated October 10. says
a scouting party from Fort Mellow ell killed
and wounded fifteen male Indians and cnp-
tured two sluaws and seven children.
The Hartford (Ct.) Times says that tho
barns, for miles around that city, are stuffed
with homc-raiscd tobacco, worth more than
U million Of dollars.
lIo! FOR ArnIcA.--Thc ship Golconda,
which is TO carry cargo Of colorcd pdssen-
gers to Africa, arrived in Charlcaton on
Thursday
The uprising among tho working
classes in England has no equal in the
memory of the living generation.
VEnHoSr LEdlsLArunE.-A vote was ta-
ken in the House. on the 30th, upon the
proposed amendment to the Constitution.
'N'"o'' SN's' '"' i'"Jo ii' =
In Ohio, n machine llas lately been intro.
duccd by which we'll sixteen feet deep,
and one inch in diameter, mny be dug in
forty minutes, The machine sinks an inch
pipe. The water thus produced ,s said 10
be pure and cool.
Lnto Mexican adviccs say that all North
crn Mexico, Except Durango, is in Liberal
hands. Mexican territory is clear of In
dians, but that of Texas, the frontier mil-
tary posts being unoccupicd, is full Of
them.
"What makes you look so grum, Tom ~
ooh, I have to endure n sad trial my feel.
ings." "What on earth was it Z" 'Why
| had to tic on a pretty girls bonnot while
her ma was looking on"
WASHINGTON, November 10.-A dclcga.
ton Of prominent Western mon. including
Hon. MIR. Morgan, member of Congress
elect from Ohio, called upon tho President
yesterday, to urge tho removal Of Mr.. Rol.
Inns and the appointment of Mr.. Spooner as
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
The Raleigh. n. c., papers profess to
have knowledge Of secret and we'll organ.
lied society in tho South, composed of loyal
Union men, and known rs '.Rcd SWINGS "
Thcre are said to be ten thousand of them
in North Carolina.
It is said that tho eldest daughter Of tho
latc Gem Scott died broken hearto in q
French convent, because her father would
not give his consent TO her marriage with q
young French noblcman and officer.
At Messy Crook, on the East Tennessee
md Georgia Railroad, zinc is known tc
abound in immonse quantities. A company
was formed 10 develop these mines in 1860
but tho war coming on in 1861, put .stor
to the enterprise. Tho Atlantic Era say,
another company has been formed withir
the past month for the Same purpose, and
that tho prospects Of success are very fiat,
terng.
GIRARD's S&cnET-"I have always con
sidercd advertising literally and long to b,
the great medium Of success in business
| and the prelude to wealth. And have
| in the dulcst times, as we'll ms the busiest
rlong experience having taught me TIM
money thus spent is we'll laid out
(Stephon Girafd.)
CnARLoTTe AND ATLANTA RAILROAD
We had tho pleasure of meeting in th
Court room, yesterday, Governor Grahar
and General Leycnthropo, both looking re
markably well--indeed we thought wo ha
never seen tho General in such health. W
understand he is tho President Of the ai
limo railroad from Atlanta via Yorkyille I
this point, and that arrangements are no.
perfected to push 1t right through. Thi
Is an enterprise that will certainly max
this great point in the transit route froI
the great West and Southwest on the Eas
aud North Charlotte Times.