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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-08-29
NIGHT REPORTS
NEW ORLEANS MARKp7,
Cholera Decreasing.
FROM EURO0,
GBY THE CABLE

New ORLEANS, Aug. 2S-Cotton
$50 bales low middling 33Q34e p .''.~
for four days, 500 bales against go.
1855 bales. "e
Gold, Ash. Bank Sterling, 54a5,
York Exchange 3 discount to par '''
Only fourteen deaths from cboI.,.
terday.
New YORK, Aug. 25.-(By Cable to A..
ated Press. )-PRAUGE, MONDAY, Ana !.
Tie treaty of peace made by the pleni.. 49,
tiaries of Austria and Prussia has ha.-
fed by the King OF Prussia, and is aor
route to this city for exchange
MADRID, Aug. 2S.-One OF her C,a,
Maiesty's frigates has succeeded in crtn,-
the Gillian priydteer, LaNandc, of tb..
ofSpain.
LONDON, Tuesday noon, Aug e,--1.,
Birmingham delivered speech ia Bira.
ham last night before a mass Injecting f.,.
able to the Reform movement. Nshicb.r.
ded all his former eloquent efforts. rp,f.
much enthusiastic excitement auo., p.
immense crowd.
The meeting Was The greatest Thing otI...
wears. The interest manifested b, =,
people exceeded amy former demou,tg.f.
in favor af reform since 1872
Moscow, Aug. 31-At the banquet d
speech OF Mr. Eos, IN response To a i,,..
was laudatoIy OF the Government Of RI
Gar and of the system adopted by bt-
which had bound the subjects So clo,sl, q
his interest.
LIVERPOOL. Tuesday Noon, August ..
The cotton market is dull aid decln.,
Sales to-day estimated at s,uUO bales MA
ding Uplinds quoted at l3!d
LONDON, Noon, Aug 25.-Cousols .r
quoted at SIT; u. S. 5-2O~ p; Illinois Gen
trail, 75 Erie, 454.
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HEADAcHE.-The symptoms of this
very general complaint are already too well
known to require any description. Accord
ing to the science of medical men, headache
arises either from sympathy with the
stomach and chylopoetic viscera, or from a
weakness or exhaustion of the power of the
encephalon- The one may be called SYM
pathetic and the other nervous headache
All that is necessary in the treatment is to
restore healthy action to the stomach 1t
would be well first to take an emetic, fol-
low this by the daily use of Roback's Bit
tiers, and keep the bowels regular; do not
allow them to become constipated- Take
small doses of Roback's Blood Pills fire.
quently.
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were the remnant of the army of
Northern Virginia, and that they
wished to surrender upon the condi-
tons accorded to the main body. Col.
Milton cordially assented to their re-
quest, gave them transportation to
their homes, and babe them adieu.
The iIlustrious four roamed about
town for short time, had new suits OF
clothing given them, and, after being
made about half drunk, embarked on
the southern train for their homes.
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NJ. o. J. and G. NJ RAILROAD
SCHEDULE FROM AUGUST 18TH

PASSENGER TRAINS Leave New Or
leans daily at $3.50 P. NJ; arrive at Jackson
at 2:20, A. NJ; and reach Canton at o'clock,
A. NJ.
TRAINS going South, leave Canton daily at
$3.50, A. NJ; Jackson, 1880, A. NJ; Brookhaven,
1040, A. NJ; Magnolia, 1880, P. NJ; arriving
at New Orleans at $50, P. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS arrive at Jackson daily
at O'Clock, P. NJ; and leaves at $50, A. NJ.
The passing points for Trains are Keimer.
Ponchatoula, Summit, Hazlehurst and Terry
~ Eating Station Magnolia. aug22dtf,
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X L & II l. A \ ID
Male and Female A c n I'm v

M at and + m a 9 A d IN Y :.
HNHIS INSTITUTION, situated in Rankin
n county, six miles from Jackson, eight
from Byram Station, and twelve from Brandon,
in an excellent ne"hhorhood, thus being free
from the deeteriOus influences of villages and
towns on youths. and being healthy location,
together with splendid Academic building,
&c, offers superior inducements.
1t is supplied with competent and capable
male and female teachers
Music and the higher branches VIII he
taught.
The great object win be thorouehness in
mental training and prIrticability.
The Fall Session viii commence september
3D., 1866.
Boarding can be procured Al the Institution,
or in the neiehborhoOd.
For further particulars, address Principal,
at Jackson.
II. b. WILLIAMS,
aug30W3m. Principal.
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>. w. CONVICTION,
Three Gold Watches stolen

Three Gold Watches stolen =
VIE above reward will be given Tor I M Ito
4 prehensiOn or Information that VIII IesI nv
the apprehension of the thief, that entersu t r
house on the night of the 22d inst, anu : it me
two Gold Watches, one a gentlemans aliU tbe
other a ladies' watch with gold chain tbe
gentIemans' watch plain gold watch ,ll,isn.
LADIES'. of rather an uncommon constr u 1sl-
NADINE Arnold, Adams & Co.-No. - an
anGhe<.d to wind up; the chain has Ins
pe:ase4 Zee of gold beads fastened Jol.
Also, my pocket book. with about tweh'9
lars in greenbacks. IF.
Also, the same night the house OF Coi ,,S,atrb
Watts was entered and a plain gold Wis.
stolen, and seventy-four dollars in greehOa e..
and divers other articles of clothing, 6c'
taken. rrs
Charlottesville, Aug. @, 1s69. aug96d'IN W.
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"ELnsvILLE AND ITS Hosp1rAL.

Evansville AND ITS HOSPITAL -
We copy this morning from "The
Land We Love- the first chapter of
a very interesting story of Confede-
rate times. 1t will be concluded in
three or four numbers Of our daily
edition.
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INCOME.

The Red Jacket Bitters impart vigor
70 the feeble without producing undue
physical or mental excitement, and recuper-
ate not only the relaxed and debilitated
frame, but the constitution itself
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Wednesday /: ; : August 80, 1866

The Verona Times confidently pre-
diets the repeal of the county court
act by the next Legislature. 1t says
the expense Of the institution in TIA
wanda county since January last has
been SI677,4O.
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NOTICE.
SATURDAY, August

fINHe undersigned having established Hoeltof 'li
accommodation OF the public at the Junction
the different Railroads at Jackson Miss, is prepare
h'-H'sh meals at all hours for the passengers w,
Sy arrive ON the respective ira rs He will al"A3
endeavJr to furnish the best the market affords a
~oiicits their patronage.
The Public's obj Servt
nh27dtau JOHN NELsON PropnriF
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-08-29

NATIONAL EXPRESS CoMPANY-A
branch office of the National Express
Company has been opened in this city,
with Mr.. W. II. Kells-a courteous
and clever gentleman-as local agent
The Office for the present viii be at the
store on State street formerly occupied
by Randall d Putnam, and next door
to. S. Lemly d Son.
Agencies of this popular Company
are being established very generally
throughout the South Old Joe John
ston is running the machine very sue
cessfully. Gen. f. l.. Rosser is the
Superintendent of this Division Col.
Phil. Stockton, Assistant Superin-
tendent
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NEW ADVERTISEME NTS.
J. n. MAY ES,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, AND COMMIS-
SIONER OF MISSISSIPPI.
No. IL Exchange Place, Bet. Charter X Royal,
sug29d6m. NEW ORLEANS.
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CANTON HOTEL,
Near the Depot, Canton Miss, by
MRS. c. t. REEVES.

The travelling public can be accommodated
with comfortable and well furnished rooms
and table which viii be supplied with every
delicacy that the market affords.
July 10, 1866 dy
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-08-29

VNHE entire premises of shady Grove Semi
i nary; including one hundred acres OF open
lands buildings and furniture suitable for a
boarding school; good well and spring water:
situated ten miles east of Philadelphia, Ne
shoba county.
For particulars, address Marg't Alderman,
care of DIR. Fulton. Meridian, Miss aug30w4t
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-08-29

Lucinda Munday, Ex. &c, ct al
William Calvit and wife
appeal from the Probate Court Of Franklin
County.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE

IN PATLDING, MISSISSIPPI.
VNHE undersigned offers for sale hi d%ri'
IL ing house, which is large and well hnl'hel'
containing seven rooms, with four acre, /"
land, good kitchen, out houses. garden, io,3
&c. Price, $500. Also, his elegant store hot'''
20 by 40 feet, and lot Price 800.
The latter is now used for Drug store All
isa good stand to sell meAicines. 1t is also WI
suited for dry goods store, and good SI. ,bs
Tor that business. Ii desired, he will sen -.
drugs and furniture ON hands for les ln'-
cost
jy2Sdtf : f. CASTEEL
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Situation ssaused.

N the best qualifications. Address Capt.
b. +. Jones, at CaIrollton, or Col. j. l.. Power,
al this office. aug29d&wIt#
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!" HEREAS. Letters of Administration on
w the Estate of Amos Moore, deceased,
were granted to the undersigned, at the July
Term, A. d., 1866. of the Probate Court of
Newton county, Mississippi now all persons
having claims against Decedent, are notified to
present them, duly probated, within the time
limited by law, or they will be forever barred.
F. f. THORNTON II
j. J. THORNTON, ! 1fu'ii -
aug50w5t.
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w aEsted

TEN OR TWELVE GOOD MULES, suita-
IL bic for wagons
Apply at the Livery Stable of
aug28d3t j. b. MASSIE II 90.
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The Res, Cotton Tie Now in Use.

w ARE AGENTS FOR BEARD &
p" BROS
PATENT OTTON TIE,
decidedly the best now in use We would call
the attention OF Planters to this Tie, before
making their purchases. For sale, wholesale
or retail.
We have constantly ON hand Corn, Hay,
Flour, Bacon, Corn Meal, 6c., n. All at lowest
prices.
We are also prepared to make liberal adj
vances on cotton, consigned to US, or shipped
through us TO our friends. Messrs. John o.
Manico Il Co., New Orleans.
aug20dlm. PERSONS BAILEY.
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AN ACT to reduce internal taxation ana 70
amend am act entitled AN act to provide
internal revenue to support the Govern
ment. to pay interest on the public DEBT
and for other purposes" approved June
30. 1864, and acts amendatory thereof
CONTINUED.
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vanccd. The closing quotations !.
5-20's, ~; Erie Railroad shares 4ss I
Central shares. 7S4. ''as
SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. 27.-Fopr h,
ton, new crop, clased middIing ai, %
day at 46 cents.
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S. MEYER.

State Street, Cheapside
j A G. K ON, MISS ISS 7 /.
OFFERS for sale hne assortment Of Toys. p',
- Knives. + ish Hooks. Crockery, Pin ware sl5
great variety OF fancy goods April lUd'-
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-08-29

RECONsTRCCTED POsTOFIICEs IN MIssIs-
sIPPL-The following is a complete list to
the Goth inst:
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DECISIONS OF THE HIGH COURT
ERRORS ND APPEALS
AT THE APRIL TERM, 1850.
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A vein of petroleum oil has been dis
covered in Texas.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-05
Radicals iii PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELruIA, September l-Durant. of
Now Orleans, and Gov. Brownlow smoke ~,
mass meeting, in this city, last night.
The former said Gov. Wells, under dircc
ions from Washington, filled every Office
with men who had given aid and comfort
to the rebellion, either in the field or The
cabinet, anil so well did he succeed, tha; +,
in the following year, no one would be
ciec cd to the Legislature who would not
have considered it an objectionable insult
TO have been called Union man. Already
were to be seen tho dircrul consequences /;
odious distinctions were made in cycry di .
rccton the cmancipn;cd slaves were op
pressed, aud justice orright, in the ccsc of
citizen of African descent, or of Union
principles, could not be obtained, and this
was one reason why loyal men turacd their
attention to tho thought of re. convokng
the Convention of SCI. llc declared that
the Presidents interference in affairs in
New Orleans produced the terrible results
ayot July 30, and that loyal men VIC re ilccng
10 the North for protection and free speech
lie asked for the cniranchiscncnt OF tho
negroes, without whose aid he says, the
loyal men Of Louisiana cannot re create a
loyal Government
Hon. VIM Kelly said he wished to intro
duca the great and valiant Gov Brownlow.
In the course Of his brief rcmarlls he sud,
the present Congress. was the most l,ptriot-
ic body in the world, and had never been
cxccilcd by any but the present Legislature
Of Tennessee. lie further said. if nnothc.
war comes, want you to divide your army
into three PORTIONS Lot the first and
largest come armed with harpoons TO do
tho killing; let the second come with live
torches and do tho burning; let The third
come with survc yors lines, and remark out
ard rc-scIlo the country. These are my
sentiments.
RocuEsrEn, n. T., Scptcmbcr Fired.
Douglas has publshoda letter, accepting
tho position as delegate to tho Philadelphia
Convention from this city, and says, '.ii
this Convention shall receive nc, the cycnt
will be somewhat significant Of progress
if they object, they will only identify them.
solves with another convention which, from
mean motives, turned it's back upon its true
friends"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-05

Wonrn KNowlNG.---A poison OF
any conceivable description and de-
gree of,potcncy, which has been swal-
lowed, Intentionally or by accident,
may be rendered almost instantly
harmless by swallowing two gills OF
sweet oil. An individual with very
strong constitution should take twice
tho quantity. Tnis oil will neutral
iae every form ofvcgotablo or mineral
poison with which physicians and
chemists arc acquainted. - hnchbmg
tNeWs.
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clrArIoN,L
Tho State OF South Carolina.
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.
~ t!>C tNssrl @E Ordinary.

- t:>c H@rg "E ordinary.
Ay Ja@& joha|on, h%2arc, 0y@,n"y Q,
FnEiRR District.
w VIlERHAS licnry \. Gnllarl, Commits.
" siomcr III Equity has applied 10 me
for LETTERS OF DEMONSTRATIONS on
all and singular the goods and chaucls,
rights and credits Of William T.. Hall, late of
the District aforesaid deceased
These arc therefore to cite and almonislI
all anl singular, the kindred and creditors
of Tie said deceased, 10 be and appear be-
fore me a. our ncx. Ordnnry's Conrt for
the said District, to be Aoldcn IL Fairfield
Couri House on the ith day Of September
10 Shcw can>c, it any. why :hc said admin
isira'ion should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this Sd day
OF august, in the year Of oar Lord, one
lh ousand eight hundred and sixty.six, and
III the ninety first year CT American IN
drpc udrncc.
JAMES JOHNSTON, 70. +. DJ
aue 1~flSX5
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SSSVIssss se5i r11sssl 49,.
The Markets..

600 bales Middling at 800. Sales Of the
week 1890 bales; receipts 1,i00 against
1900 last week; exports for tho week 81
5l7 stock OH hand 1900 bales.
New ORLEANS, August 3L-Coiton un-
changed sales Of 500 bales Stqcl; on hand
103, 900 bales. Gold li5l.
LIVERPOOL, August 3l.--Thc Cotton
:. market is without activity. Mdiling Up
eslands 1871. BrcadstuTs and Provisions
quiet ana changing Ta'low ao;ivc. Con.
so!s and FivctwcnlcS unchanged.
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1866.

lIOuSEkEErERS troubled with vcru,in'
need be so no longer, if they use "CoHrAn's"
EX'crminntor. Wchavcuscd il 10 our soiis-
faction; and il n box cost 50, we would have
1t. We have tried pois5n4 bat they effected
nothing; but "Cos'ar's" article knocks tho
breath "ut of Rats, Mice. Eoachcs, Ants,
and ''Gd iiugs, quicker tlan we can write il.
II IS IN great demand all over the country.
'--NcndiMa, ONO, GaaHUr.
DeNp Sec "CoSTAR'.S" "advcrliscmcn mt above ,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-05

CoNrEDEnATE FuNEnAI"-The Ladies'
Memorial Association of Fredericksburg, at
his tnihcr's request, had removed to Fred
crichshurg on Friday, the remains of John
s. Wiihcrspoon, Jr., of Camden, South
Carolina, who was killed while bearing a
despatch from The Rapilan to General lees
headquarters, on the 20lh August, 1862.
lie was shot by n Federal spy, who was
afterwards hung. lie died few hours nf-
Ter hc was shot, and Was hurried in The or
chHr9 Of Wills Madden, in Culpcper coun-
ty On Sunday evening last his funeral
ceremonies were pcrlowmNl in the Prcsby-
terlnn church. Rev. Mr.. Tcbbs, of the
Methodist church, Rev. Mr.. Mamy, of the
tpiscoral church, and Rev. MIR. Gilmcr. of
The Presbyterian church, took part in tho
scryicrs, Mr.. Gilmor preaching nm nnpro
rriato discourse. a very large congrcga-
ton accompanied his remains to the ccme.
terry, whore he was inferred ---FredrichsJury
NcHS.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-05

GENERAL BEAUREGARD.~A Paris
letter states that General Bcaurcgurd
has declined every offer that has been
made him while abroad, and that it is
his intention to return to New Orleans
as soou as the mission upon which he
was sent has been completed.
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Gen'l Supt'S GAicc, &. s. S. G..
Railroad.
Ga;E' 'EKAi ssgss'A
pllENlN AND ELEANOR
I II e DAILY PNGTlIX

Is published every marning, cxccp. Mon
day, and contains the ir,.rst News, by ,vlc
graph and mails, up to the hour Of gJiug o
press Edil orials, Correspondence from dii-
icrcnt points, Miscellaneous Heading, Tales
Poetry, Sketches. etc, etc. In the Qmanti-
'y and Qualify of its Reading Matter is not
TO be cxccllcd by any paper in South Caro-.
lima. Advertisements inserted on favorable
terms
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-05
NOTICE.

Mrs D. i. McCRElGIT respectfully in
Ill forms the LADIES OF Winnsboro and
vicinity, that she may bc found ut The dwell
ling-oi Mr.. JAS. Mcrrcigh, whcro she is
prepared to Repair, RcIt OF Trim Hats anil
Bonncts, on the most reasonable terms
\ share Of their patronage is respectfully
solicited. aug 3O-ti
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-05

RATS rcr%GS BIRDS. Whoever engages
III ShooihE small birds Is crur, mnn: Who
ever ai,8 IN cMrrninnI!nH rats is II bonc,no.
ior' We should like some one TO give III,
'hc benefit "I their experience in driving,
ou' these pests We need something DO.
sides dogs, cats, aud traps for this LuSil.cre.
$@RWc Imcrjc0p, ~ y.
ls.a.. See "lo5TAna' advertisement aLol q.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-05

An ERRONEOUS REpoRT.--A dis
patch from Denver, Colorado, on tho
goth, says "Chi!licott radical Rcpub-
lican, is elected delegate to Congress
over Hunt, the Administration candi-
date. The dispatch referred to by
Senator Doolittlc in tho Philadelphia
Convention is erroneous. The south
crn counties, hitherto Democratic, re-
turn large Republican majorities."
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THE GLE AMOR,

Is published every Wednesday morning.
~ is the desire. and will be the oheST or ,ho
troprietor to, to make this equal to, if not,
The hest Family Newspaper in tie South.
In fact as its name inqisalcs
4 UOME CONfa MON.
BESIDES kle collection Of the cream of the
news of thewcek, Political, Financial and
the Alarkcts,.Hi will contain large amount
Of Literary NIaucr, such rs choice Tales.
Sketches aud Poetry. II will embrace
E'ght Pages, containing Forty eight Columns
rs printed in forml bind aud thus So.
cures faithful record and history of pass.
ing events.
7TRNS--IN VINCE.
Daily PAPER, six months, 500
Tri-Wcokly, 81
Weekly, so
JULIAN a. SELBY. Proprietor,
sept Columbin, S. G..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-05

At best life is not long. 4 few
more smiles, Il few more tears, some
pleasure, much pain, sunshine and
song, cloud and darkncss, ha:ty greet
m9S, abrupt fare wclls-thcn our little
play will close, and injured and iniur-
cr will pass away. Isl worth while
to hate each other
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-05

good joke took place in courtroom
down East. woman was tcstifying in
behalf Of her son, and sworc tha! che work
cd on Il farm ever since lie was born The
lawyer who cross.cXamincd her said: 'Iou
assert your son worked on II farm ever
since he was born p Il do" "Wnat did
he do the first year ?'' 'llc milkcd."
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Commis ,ioncr's OAicc.
wi! nanoro, S. G, sept. i, 1866.
sep; i-Xlt,
Lumber, EMmbcr, Lumber.

INlE subscriber hcgs to nforms his friends
and FORMER patrons that he has rrs am.
ed The "hUMBEn BUSINESS" at Ridge.
way. ). G.. T. miles south Of Winnsboro.
and Immediately on the G. s. $. G. H. r..
and having fac lot OF sawn timber OH Ike
yard, solicis their orders.
G.. p. HOFFMAN.
sept i-X3m ;2w
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-05

y cabin boy on board "A slip, the captain
Of Which was a religious man was called
up 10 be whipped !or some miSdcmcanor
Litilr Jack mt crying and trembling 10
TIC captain: "Plca>r, sir, will you wa., Ill
| say my pr0ycrS!' "Ycs," WAS The stern
reply. "Wcli, lhcn," rep led Jack. looking
mp aud smiling triumrham,ly, ON say lhcm
when get IL shore"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-05
Tho I'ri- -Weokly Phn nix,

Contains, in every number, the reading mat
ter embracing the latest ncws) of Two is
sues of the daily. 1t is published every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-05

KILLED by A SNAKE.-A black
snake attacked 4 little girl who was
passing through field near Milton,
Pa, Il few days ago, and coiiing itself
tightly around hcrneck, straug,ed her
to death.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-05

Tile Fr$t Bolc. Tile first bale Of GOTTEN
was brought TO our market yesterday from
the plantation Of MIR. Thomas Norbury, nj
Bu. sc county. The bale weighed four hun
dred and forty three pounds, and was pur.
chased by NJ ssrs. ". Henry Warren g. Co.
at iiity cents per pound. fl is n fine arii
Gle.
We are Informed that the present cool
season j.; much against the crop, causing il
to "shcd." ."-Anyusta Conshtuionalist.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-09-05

\ San Francisco despatch SAYS tlat
1000 Americans hliLuStcr have arrv-
ed in Mexico to assist .juarcz.