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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-22


n MODEL TEMPERANCE HorEI.-
y few years ago, when the Maine Iii
q"or Law was in full force in Yer
mont, Judge G., of -, was on a
journey. lie stopped at tavern in
tho town OF - for The night. AZ
ter supper, the Judge asked the
worthy landlord for glass of gin.
The landlord said he was sorry lie
could not accommodate him.
81 am obliged by law to zccp a
temperance house"
1t was late, 50 the Judge could not
go on that night, but told the landlord
nc would leave carly next morning,
before breakfast.
every wcll. ! will carry your vo-
Use, and show You to your room"
The Judge was taken to very ,ino
room. The landlord said
"i hope you will be comfortable.
There was an open stove in the
room, where Judge G. found bottle
of brandy. lie then went to his wash
stand and opened it he found a bot
TIC or GIN, water, glasses, &c. The
Judge, after helping himself, went
down and told the landlord he would
not leave early.
After breakfast next morning,
Judge G., paid his bill, and said to to
the landlord
81 have been great orposor Of
temperance houses, and | always
refused to stop at ono but I like tEc
hang OF yours, and will call Wiener [
come this way"
The landlord said
"Pm sorry could not help YOU to
some gin last evening but the laws is
SO strict, and my ncighbors keep a
close watch, so | am obliged to keen q
temperance house."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-22

The Boston Post says "Scnator
Wilson talks to the South like n
'schoolmarm' to an urchin. sIf you
are good boy, and mind mo, you shall
have cake; but if you arc disobc.
dent, you Shall be shut up in tho
closct.'"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-22

PAssIoN.--The torrent and the blast can
mar the lovclicst scenes in nature. War,
with his ruthless hand, may rival the clo
mcns in their work Of destruction, but il is
passion alono that lay waste tho human
heart. The whirlwind and tho floods have
duration in their existence, and have bounds
for their fury; tho earth rccovcrs from IN !,
devastation Of the conflict, with fertility
that seems enriched by thee blood Of its
victims but there arc feelings that no hu
man agency oan limit, and mental wounds
which arc beyond Tho art Of man to heal.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-22

EscArE OF PRtsoNEns.- Wednesday
afternoon last, ten prisoners broke out OF
the jail at this place, by wrcnchinp tho
hinges from tho doors. bursting the locks
and jumping The fence Of the Jail lot The
Deputy Sheriff had boon at Tho iail lust
about half hour before, and had left for
the purpssc of getting his own dinner, when
tho prisoners, in on incredibly short space
Of time, broke out, and made Off with such
rapidity, that tho river swamp was reached
by them before pursuit could DO instituted.
Fortunately, the throo most desperate of
the CRIMINALS wero carried to Columbia 10
tho Peniicntiary on Monday last: and tho
burglar Nelson is still at Columbia, not hay
ing yet been returned to this district for n
now trial. - OrdngeJug Netcs.
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New YORK, Oct. i7.-Private Gable
dispatches report an uneasy feeling in
Paris under the apprehension has4resh
troops will be sent to occupy Rome.
A letter from ex- Congressman Arnold,
OF Chicago, appears in the Tribune say
ing Congress will not have done its duty
unless at its approaching session 1t re-
lieves the Republic from a just re-
prOach, by voting to the family of Mr..
Lincoln such a sum as will educate the
son and decently support his widow.
Alta meeting OF the Old School Pres
byterian Synod of New York to-day, a
resolution was adopted expressing an
earnest desire for reunion of the two or
CARNATIONS of that church in the United
States.
Hooper c. Van Worst has been APP
pointed Judge of the Court OF Common
Pleas of this city vice CORDOBA, resign
ed.
The Bishops of the Episcopal Church
recently at the Pan-Angliean Council
at Lambeth, are beginning to return.
Among the passengers by the Persia
to-day were Bishops Potter, Bedell
and Wilmer; Roman Catholic Arch
bishop Spaulding and Rev. DIR. STAIRS.
Hon. Amos Kendall and Judge
Woodward, of Pa, were also passen-
A daring act of highway robbery oc-
CURED Wednesday night, on Tenth
Avenue. The parties have since been
arrested.
Two of the alleged robbers OF the
Norway, Maine, Bank were arrested in
Boston yesterday, through the dis
closures they made while quarreling.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-THE North Mis-
souri, Railroad Company yesterday sold
nearly four millions OF dollars of its
bonds 10 Jas. r. Eads and associates.
Several heavy capitalists of New York
and ST. Louis connected with Mr.. Eads
and means are now secured to finish
the road. John ]. Rae, Barton Bates,
Chas. x. Dickinson and John g. Cope
lin go into the directory under the
terms of the purchase and E. w. Fox,
of st. Louis, has been elected temporary
president. The bonds net the company
seventy-seVsn and half cents.
The report that two companies of the
Montana militia had turned robbers is
denied.
Strict quarantine has been establish
ed below Cairo.
Thousands of people are said to be
fleeing from Memphis in consequence
OF the yellow fever. Large numbers of
them arrived at and passed through
Cairo.
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New YORK, Oct 1.-THE first race to-.
day over the Jerome Park was Ken
tucky's great match against time. The
betting was one hundred to eighty
against him Buckeye was ridden by
Chas. l.. Littlefield and had four horses
to accompany him at different points of
the race. On the last half-mile the
weight he was carrying told upon him
and he began to sensibly shorten in his
strides. The time won for Kentucky
was seven minutes thirty-one and three
quarters seconds, doing the four miles,
when he was looked to do 1t within
seven minutes twenty seconds; time
of first mile WAS one minute forty-eight
seconds two miles, three minutes
thirty Sssconds; three miles. Ave min
ntes tWenty-nine seconds. kentucky
has two more attempts in which to run
four miles in seven minutes and TWEEN
ty seconds. In sweepstakes for three
year olds, two miles, four horses were
entered. Connolly won in $751;
Morrisey was three lengths behind ;
Flora McIvor was third, and York last.
The stewards cap. three mile heats,
had only two entries, Onward and Red
won by two lengths in So.
The selling race, for two year olds, u
of q mile, was won by ellison Bonny
Bess beating Cycloid, Breckenridge, Fill
ley and others. Time-l:2O.
The mile and a quarter dash was won
by Number Three beating StonewaIl
Jackson, Twinkle, Clara, Clarite and
Luerive.. Time-2:l5.
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WASHINGTON, October 17.-President
Johnson and Gen. Grant reviewed, to-
day, on the grounds south of the Ex-
ecuiive Mansion, the 18th regiment U.
s. Infantry, with portion of the 9th
Cavalry and Reserve Corps, at present
on duty at Headquarters of the Army
of the United States. Gen. Grant did
not appear In uniform. The display
was fine, and quite a number of specta-
tors were present.
First Assistant Postmaster Skinner is
still Frustrated by serious illness.
There is now, however. slight i'm.
provement, and hopes are entertained
of his recovery.
At least 100 army officers are in
Washington and elsewhere awaiting
the subsistence of the yellow fever be-
fore proceeding to their posts in Texas.
Gen. Hussien is still the object Of
marked attention by prominent officers
of the Government. He will leave in
II day or two for New York, from
whence he will sail for TunIs.
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ST.. LOUIS, Oct. l7.-Charles L. Ray
mond, a drover, of Clayton. ILL.,, was
druggsd and robbed OFFS, 600 in money
suburbs of the city. on Tuesday after
noon.
A letter from I.eesburg, New Mexico.
dated September 18th, says: The Co
manche Indians attacked and killed
quite a number of Nsvajoes at Bosque-
redondo, the reservation of the latter.
The Comauches claim the reserva-
ton as their ground and regard the
NavajOes as trespassers.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 17.-A prize fight took
place this morning. between Fitzgerald
and Dooney, near Clark Station Indi-
ana thirty tmiles from here. The fight
was won by the former, on claim of
foul blow by Dooney, in the 18th round =.
The fight lasted forty-tGo minutes.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l7-R. NJ. Bat
turs, the Republican candidate for
Clerk of the orphans' Court, VIM.
Campbell. Republican candidate for
Register of Wills, and Benjamin Ur-
wiler, Republican candidate for City
Commissioner, are preparing the papers
necessary to contest the election of
Gen. Leech, and Gen. Ballir, and Mr..
MeRary
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SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. I7.-San Fran
cisco polled II, 900 votes yesterday, the
Democrats carrying the entire ticket by
400 majority. Returns from the inte-
rior show decided Union gains. The
Atlas claims the election of Sweet
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NEW YORK, Oct IAN old man
named Hofmeyer and wife, were muir
dered recently in their own house near
Blanevettville. New Jersey. The deed
was performed with an AK. Perpetra-
tor unknown. The murdered couple
were considered poor.
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MessTS. Geo. G. HiIbbel & Co:
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Nrw YoRK. March SOth. lss4.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE stable of l..
B. Boomer, 695 Wabash Avenue, was
destroyed by fire this morning. Eight
valuable horses were burned to death.
Loss estimated at $4,000.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advtoes to the 18th of October.

LONDON, Oct. l7.-Noon.-Consols
1855; American securities fiat; U. s.
bonds, 6s9<, ex-coupons; Illinois, TX;
Erie, 451<; Atlantic and Great Western,
2lK.
LONDON, Oct. II, 2 P. M.-Consols,
eS e-l6: American securities heavy; U.
s. bonds, 6sI1; Illinois, TX; Erie, AZ.
FRANKFORT, Oct. l7.-U. S. bonds, "a.
PARIS. Oct. 1T.-Bourse heavy; rentes
declining.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 17.-2 p. M.-Cotton
more active and prices unchanged.
Breadstuffs dull and declining. Corn,
Ais Cd. Wheat, l4s Tod for red western;
It's for California white. Beef declined
to FPS Cd. Refined petroleum declined
to Is sd.
LONDON, Oct. l7.-Evening.-C
closed at SO 9.l6: Illinois Central, Tx;
Erie, Az; Atlantic and Great Western
bonds, 2IK.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 7.-Evening.-Cot-
ton market closed tirm; middling up
lands, sgd; middling Orleans, sgd;
sales 5000 bales. Breadstuffs-Barley
nominal. Corn, as Sd. wheat-CaIi-
fornia white, 17si red western, l4s IOd.
Oats. IS 1od. Peas, 52s. Provisions
Beef, l22s I'd. Pork, Ills. Bacon, Ass cd
Lard, 55s. Cheese, SIS. Produoe-Rosin,
IS Cd for common; Us for medium. Tai
low, 45s cd. Spirits tuFpentine. 27s.
Petroleum, ls2d for spirits, and Is SID
for refined.
LONDON, Oct. 17.-Evening.-sugar
firm at PCS for No. and 2; other quota
lions unchanged.
ANTWERP, Oct. I7.-Eyening.-Petro-
leum market weaker and prices declin-
ing; standard white, 54f soc.
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NEW YORK. January II, 1864.
MeESrs. Geo. c. Rubbei d Co.. -.sr
NEW YORK, April 2sd, 1884.

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