The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-02-20
WINNSBORO, s. c., WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRIJAl


VERBAL CumoslrlEs --IIow dih.r
emily is the action described in securing
II lorcst and securing y floor in skim.
ming tho sen and skimmng milk; in
breaking dish, breaking n colt, break
ing bread, and breaking ,commnnd.
ment, in catching Il tram and catching n
cold #; IL falling in ditch. falling in love,
falling IN your own estimation, ana fab
ingin with Il friend SO You might
read OF museum of wonders, illumina-
ted by the light Of other days, furnished
with music played on the feelings by
the man who, having lowered his voice
by means Of ropes, murdered Il tune,
but subsequently tried his voice and
.9cQnittea himself with ease; with IL
brary filled partly with volumes oi
smoke and where might be seen lto
lady who sat on the lapse OF ages lhr
mathematician. who is so devoted 10
figures Tint he frequently casts rp lis
eyes, and occasionally his dinner; tho
G'llwho was saved IN a shipwrcck by
cl'nsns toa forlorn hope the man who
was wounded by sitting down on The
spur Of The moment tho acrobat wLn
n,mps at conclusions: the enn Of sorrnw
which ovcrNowcd: ,hr cha;n. ,vh;rl,
bound II lreeborn mind The tickling Of
;.n oyster bod herecuipt given TO Tie
man who paid his'rcspccLs; The suspend.
rrs nsed for lrccchts oi onns o,sn mr.
Lrcrci,cs oftrus,:t,hc onivpr' vl,rl, was
observed in the voice '.or . (n\,rrnv.
minded man: u lock OF h,;r frnn ,,,.
lead Ola di:coursr, and ono from ,hr
head Of cablare \ n,i iror r. sn,,o,1,
ruhr,l ,cnnnrs u vio) nc ,a,rs i,,n :.
weeping willow bu,,on froyn ,,,e cn.,.
stomach n shcnf C,om.,ho ,L,nl.
Of an car,huunke and ,nuv olh.r ,,I;.
clcs equally rare ma ;nt, rcs,;nI,
-. $500.
IMroErANr, If TkuN.-A special do
spatch to tho Savannah RcpuLhcan,
dated Washington, February 10th,
says, "
There is hara(ya shadow Of doubt
that tho present State Governments IN
tho South will be speedily set aside.
The OlIlV Upbo A Lila uin.t,np nn,y l.,
whether those WHO Voluntarily e,,o,nI
in The war against tho Irc1er,J Goycrn.
men. SHALL tt dcnriyci Of The noLt Of
suffrage, as we'll as tho rpht Of. hollin,
any Office, Federal or STATE.
"General Banks, who is now con,iI-
cred n cou scrvalivc, madca very s,ronr
sprrcl1 Yesterday, il in wliich he stated
lhatit was vet possible to harnonizc
the Legislative and executive branches
Of the Government. and, also, TIM. none
bu, loval men should vote. Banks and
Raymond are supposed TO have an I'M
standing with President johnson and
speak with authority.
"From information received from tho
most reliable sources, il is evident ;ha.
the Constitutional amendment is now
deemed far from sufficient MS guarantee
and il is generally believed thnt lorv,
army wHl COON ro c,ccnnv tLo c,.tn,
This may appear a very hard destiny.
but candor compels us to say it. is incvi.
table, ana the Southern people nav as
well begin to realize the painful fact"
49,.
DEATH or CENrENARrAN Mfr.
Francis Henry, OF Yorkville District,
has died atthe ago Of lOl years. When
about IA years old, he was frequently
employed by the Wings, III Tie capacity
OF a messenger to convey information
from one settlement to another, concern.
ing the movements Of the To.ies On
the day after the battle Of Kings Noun.
tam, near Which locality lo was then
LIVING, l'r, in company with others Of
tho heiahbors, visited the battle ground
and assisted III attending to The wants Of
tho wounded. During his whole }ifc,
Mr., Henry Cnjuyol remarkable uon1
health having never been confined 10
his bed by slckncss until within ten DAYS
Of his death, and,laving never taken q
dose of medicine in his lifc.-- L,uouj;r.
en-. ,c
-. . ,o--
BURNAM W0oD COMING TO DuNs!N.
ANE.-One Of our store keepers was
NIGHTLY asionishcd by an unusual inva
sion Of his premises Yesterday, and for n