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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-22
CoMMUNtCATED..1
Grinding Corn for Horses.

Mr.. Editor:
have just concluded q series of expert.
ments in grinding corn for horses. Cows
ground into hominy, such as we use for the
table, will increase in bulk not less than 25
per cent, or in other words, 100 bushels
ground as above will mako .l26. This was
tho smallest increase shown during my OK
pcrimcnting, several lots gaining much
moro. | have been feeding six quarts corn
per head, four at night and two at dinner
an now giving tho same Of hominy with
decided Improvement, in fact, my stock arc
fattcning cvcry day, especially the old oness
Where there is plenty Of long forage, | pre-
fer tho hominy to meal, for the animal
chcws the former, thereby bringing iato
play tho muscles Of the jaw and mouth
lie. cssary for the expulsion Of the requisite
amount Of saliva to mix with the food the
latter ii. G. moaD would probably do better
where il was intended TO cut forage and
mix-.hcre the cut forage would furnish sub.
sistance for action of the jaw. | have no
hesitation in saying that am saving % per
cent by grinding, even supposing that
paid one tenth for toll. l commend tho
above TO my fellow Starpationists of tho
South. IT is almost as important rs the
'convcntion" question. ] use n four. horse
engine and one of McCrcights incompara-
bic ''rcycrsc grist Mills" which easily turn
out 10 bushels per hour.
Yours,
w Voono,.,n
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COMMERCIAL,

CIARLoTTE, May 15.-Salcs light, Middlinr
would command 102.
CHARLESTON, May 49, Some sales IN ihc
morning were at firm and full nices bul
the market afterwards advanced in somo
instances about lc. n To-, in oonscouer6.stss
improving prices at Liverpool. Sales Nero
2l0 bales. We quote: Low Middlinp 25GSl
254; Middling 2G@27. 0O'0
NEW YoRK, May 15.-Cotton firm os1a
2S4. Stoccs sluggish. Money 6. ster, sc
ling, GO days, 0!@lO. Gold 1.8GJ.
tIvERrooL, May l5.--Cotton continues
active. Advanced ID since noon. Sales
WI WI probably reach 10000 bales. Uplands
liz. Orleans l2&. "'
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whom Ridgcway was dcstroycd,) they num-
Der pretty strong IN this place, may success
attend thcm. The last VIC shall note now,
is tho beautiful Episcopal Church, its archi-
lecture Is gothic, there loved ones rest in
peace. they only sleep for awhile, u short
time, TO awaken in glory, what joy, what
happiness, to again see those loved ones,
those whom we have mourncd MS dead to
take thcm in our arms again, to call them
by their names, oh, should We not all try to
live in such u way that when we do wake, it
will be peace, happiness and joy Il.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-22

i'll our Empowered condition, wore it
not for the accurscd Molock Of Radi
calism, we might yet live and achieve
n glorious future.
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NEWS SUMMARY.


twenty nine music halls.
The St. Louis Republican is out in favor
ofncgro suffrage.
The Right Rev. Bishop, J. If. Davialle, Of
kentucky, is hopolcssly i'll. Extreme unc-
tion has been administered TO him.
A Chicago booh-keopcr returns larger
income than that ofthc firm combined, the
firm being one of the largest in the city.
Cucumbors sold in the Cincinnati mar
ket on Wednesday morning for fifty cents
each.
France has now so iron clads--thc most
formidable navy in Europe.
Tho Republican party in Maryland will
adopt negro suffrage platform.
Tho printers III Chicago have not taken
part in the cight-hour movement.
Phincas 7. Barnum alvcrtisos his resi-
dcnco at BrdG c., FOR sale.
The suspended City Bank, Of New Or
leans has commenced paying dcposi,ors pro
yntd.
1t is proposed TO celebrate The tcrccntcna-
ry Of Rugby School, in England, which will
fall in this year.
"''' WV "'"s e'''' wv n''
allowed to sell alcoholic liquor, even for the
uso of sick people.
II is paid that II Pittsburgcr has prepared
his room with certificates of oil stock, wich
Originality cost 500 900.
A $4,000 breach orpromisc casc-Bclnc
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bercavcd family, in theirhour of sad allie
tlon and we feel, too, that tho communi-
~ has meet with tho loss Of ono of its most
worthy and valuable members. - OrungeJsuy
NCWS
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Mr.. Davis aud His Bail.

The Macon Telegraph very justly
observes that the friends Of Mr.. Davis
have no complaint TO make against
the requirement Of bail. 1t was a
mere matter Of form, was readily Civ
en- without the slightest effort on the
part of the prisoner, and, besides, it
gave certain characters an opportmi-
ty to vcntilatc their love Of notoricty
and appear magnanimous after life
spent III doing harm to individuals
and the public. We venture the as
sertion that Horace Greeley never be-
fore had his name in so respectable a
connection. It was q privilege of
which he or any Of his tribe may well
be proud. On the other hand, the
idea Of John Minor Bolts signing his
infamous name to any respectable
Southern gentleman's bond; we regard
as little less than sacrilcge.
Mr.. Davis bore two long years Of
Imprisonment, soldiers fare, endless
nights, manacles, the ccasclcss tramp
of soldiers, and even visit from Scna
tor Wilson, all with commcndablc for
titude, but we think he might have
been spared these last indignitics in
the matter of the bond.
Tho Gazette.
We have received the first number
of this paper, which is to be publish
cd weekly by Caulhcld and Ford, 3o7
king-strcot, Charleston. The ca.
zctte is an eight page sheet very neatly
gotten up. We welcome it to oul
exchange list.
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Mount Zion Collegc,

/ -
N'r. Jas. wood Davidson, formerly
| Editor, and afterwards Contributoriol
| Editor of the IIup,,n and Rr,,s.rr,
and onoc pr,fos.or or Cro,,. 80 M,,'3 '
~, H.; LINK, -, ''"'
'''' 49, ,"S r." r'S'"0hcy OF inc DIS
|lhEMs,!co ''uN&on' writes to the
orNYitlo ER2n'rrr Of old Mount Nion
College, as follows:
0,r roodors wo,o oa,.;u,,
Of the lcstruntion h.. fro ~ t,o i"av MI, MIN
inns NJ III. ,annrniL1n oi :"u "''''"-
W;nr,Lnro SJn,,". p; -: '':"''',''o' III
colInmo ,nJ wa hnI;n"n a',' ,,' =, " "|1"a/'0S ~,
IN thn Sta,o II.n '''o oi,''9' one
vr,ys j. h,sn ~ a., ,.'"''y
lions of = coll,rn ~ a..,,s;' ~ WV i:, io',o-
NM tLnurh i III IL : S.I,.inS ,IS olPio-
to do So w >''1 '''''' '''oo i'B"'
In sncoI,;pr RI tho lost,o,;on %
tho huilI;nc wo f,oI !, ,,no,I Toaion Io'I ., ~
wc were writ;ro =, oh;tmor, of tI, H. 80 i u
loco. thouoh tic Tnstit,t;oS, =; 'mo 'o,- w..
an institution nfrctcI MI " ''o'' 40
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DEATH or AN EsTIMABLE CIrIzsS.
nro painod to hear Of tho death of Mr.
Samuel G. Fair, an influential and highly
esteemed citizon of this District, at his
residence on Thursday last, from stroke
OF "ppoplexy Our sincere sympathies are
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-22

81 am growing Old" from tho non
of Mrs. G. LADD, will appear in our
next.
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pllsh what we were crippled in trying to
attain. 1t also teaches that destruction
destruction Of all political and propricta.
ry rights will not enabo us to attain
it.
1t is therefore q wild and unfoundcl
assertion by Maj. Woodward, to say
chat such trucking is mbccoming pco.
pic "who have already amply dcmonstra.
ted the utter insignGcanco OF property
"whcn great principle was mvolvcd.'
We learno contradiction in making n
direct issue upon this point, when We
assert that the ''inSlgnificancc Of prop.
crty"--o homcs--has mover been dc.
monstratcd in this country.
We had further comments TO make
upon the Majors letter, but our weak
and trembling hand admonishcs us that
we arc ovcr-tasking feeble frame.
In conclusion we must say that we
congratulate Major Woodward that lie
IS one OF the hundred that has more than
three dollars worth Of the "spondulicks"
on hand, for his very doy-mrtic antccc.
dents prove it.
The Fact is, tho Major is warmed up
because he docs not believe that conlis.
cation 0ltas destruction will come. like
AJAX delying the spite orthc gods, or
The man the moon to fall down upon
him, our liicnd docs not believe Con.
"rcss can do any more harm, or in other
words demand Of and enforce upon US
any harshcr terms Of surrender.
The advice of Mr.. Perry and Major
" oodward cannot be hooded but with
great dctrimcnt to our State.
The Editor gratefully acknowledges
the many acts Of Kindness from fricu l.,
both ladies anal gentlemen, during his
recent illness. 's-L friend in need is
friend t"dced;" and he who does ,iot
appreciate nocdful friendship is below
the level Of the brute.
Woman, ''thc last best gift to man."
ever watchrul, ever kind ever thought.
tui, touches the most delicate chords
OF MANS stcrnor heart, in the hour
of ai''iction. If She gives only cup
Of cold water it is given with such
dolicate and tender kindness, that tho
heart is inyigoratcd even before the
body is refreshed by The draught. We
have had lately many exhibitions Of
woman's &ympa'hizim@ heart, for al Of
which We can return only grateful ac-
acknowledgements.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-22

UNDERwoop's jury REFUSES TO CARRv
OUT MS lNouITous INsTRucrIoNs.-Thc
grand jury of tho United States Court have
had under consideration for some DAYS tho
question of indicIing The conductor of the
street ear Nho recently elected negro from
one OF the cars On yesterday, by very
decldcd vote, it was determined not to in
diet him.
Tho question of inlicting the newspoper
publishers Of Richmond has not been. and
1t is not probable will be, considered by tho
jury.---Richmcnd Dispatch, Nay IL,
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.NoTi1NG SHoRrEu.--A young gentleman
W,th consumptivo patch of wax ends upon
his upper lip, callct. upon young lady n
low evenings since to escort her to church
"hen shc stepped into tho parlor, "all
ready he rivitcd his eyes upon the new
fashioned short umbrella. cut dress sho wore
and inquired: al hope you are not going to
wear That drcss?" II am nothing shorter.
Mhy "O, nothing Only if it had been
any shorlr wouldn't havo gone" IIo oil.
cred her his arm. She took il.
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Local lten1s.

II. w. WOODWARD
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THREE DOLLARS per year Two DOLLARS
lot SIX months; ONE DOELAR for three months
paynnlr In "rrocnhacks." Single copies Ten Ccuts
ihc paper will bc discontinued on the cX- i
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oupScrpofs VINO find cross mark on tic wrnppcr
nar2.h oi thor paper, WILL understand that the limo
paihinr has expired.
ADVERTISING RhTES.--Ono Dollar per suuar 70
lor INC i'rst and seventy five cents f'r each sh>c
pied by twelve lines oi III size typo
EioH RATES 10 copies one year Tw"niy-livo
DOLLARS: An extra copy To the person making up tho
Gun. alter tho lst Jununry, 1867.
w within one nipHth from tho 1ttc ClnhiS
rCturhrdand the money is paid, tho person making the
ciuo may add any number oi names ut the rate.
HsS. We wish Il distinctly understood that nr
cash.
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From the Indicator.

From the Indicator.
THE BORDER AGRICULTURAL FAIR, At
DANvILLE, VA.
II affords US much pleasure TO lay before
our readers the following graceful aud just
tribute TO Judge Ruifin. who has beautiful.
~ illustrated in his lolg and distinguish
ed life. the precepls Of the Law. as laid
down by Jastinian in his Institutes"
honesie piuere, Giisrnm non iaders. suum
cuigue hibaere. The sabjoinrd Is from tLr
pen uf one Of the noblesI virglnlans nov
.ll,lng.--ED. INDICATOR.
Mr.. Editor.
One II the most pleasing incidents con.
necird with the late Fair u .'lhe Border
Agricultural Society OF vrgluia aud Nortl,
Ca,otns.' recently held. with such signal
success. in this place. was the presence
amongst Us of that venerable and yenrra-
ted citizen Of Your State. The Hon. Then
40 Rsfiin, the late Ch,ei Justice oi your
supreme Coari, an Individual honvrrd
alike Tor his private virtues and Tor his
public services, and who ranks a. Jorls,.
With Marshall. with Kent. aud with S,or,
u the future historian aud geographic,
shall be discriminating and just. tue name
oi . Ruthn" will he found recorded on their
brightest pages. as Judge whose ,rcislens
are BOT only the guide VI our Courts 10 iAls
Country, but are quoted A. h,sa as,has.,,
in the Courts oi European capitals.
10 see sach man with his head ~hrtrn.
ri bs The fsosis vi eighty winters. mlng
Ing with his fellow cIlxens nn The fair
Grounds. during the lour dass Exhibition.
anlms,lng them BY his presence and ca
courss ing lhea.. b, his counsel. 10 contend
sgaiusl The difficulties VI their l,srse1t pos'.
ton. with panls iorli,uue and with slra,iy
purpose. Was sight worth. al the best
dass 81 The Republic. and ono ~h,eh shoul III
.el al the ssung men Of the land 10 hard
and honest labor. 80 they may save them.
selves from rum aud raise their cuuLtrs IL
is lormer condition ol prosperity aud "a
power.
I such . man. though bowed down BY The
weight vi years, j. worth more TO his c"un'
;ss, than scores u lay drones or 81 dee
panains eroakrr. shose example II follow.
cd by others, will lead lhem 10 helples,
aud hopeless poverty.
I Msy this venerable c,i,Len be spared We
mans years. 10 guide h,s i.ilus Caaniry
men ia the path. Vi Virtue aud al truth.
WirIiE.
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made in an unhappy war to transplant Il to
our free American soil.. was placed ior its
administration in the hands OF class oi
men So destitute of manhood and character
as To arouse the undylng scorn and indgaa-
ton u the entire people. And as these in
famous outrsges we're not sanctioned by any
precedrni ~ our o~n coun,ry. II Is hoped
and bel,eved that they will never through
allume be dee@ed worthy OF imitation. II
Is not our purpose now 10 attempt an analys.
is or discussion Of the evidence taken b lure
US, or TO point out the gross absordl,ies
and inconsistencies oil very large portion
81 il. Il will be read aud CONSIDERED BY
The Amer,can people. aud We cannot doaLt
what their verdict will be when those who
have been attempting TO load with disgrace
and ,nfamy The Chef Magistrate 81 our
country shall stand p..Iored IN the sndsins
,corn and indignation OF a great people.
He, alter passing throayh his hery ordeal.
We have no hisitation 40 predicting. will
have AMI retain all over The land. even TO =
greater extent .lhan hereioiure. the respect
and confidence oil his coun,rs mru.
5. >. MARSHALL.
CHAS. A. El4DRiDGE.
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rHE DAVIS rRIAL FASHIONED.

The uliI 81 Mr.. DAVIS has bcsn is.Poaed. and he
time ior hi, appearances and ui.l made The 2JsA "a
March next Tbs Po.lpsnenrns caused pnasi,
pally On accaun, u the desire ofthe defendant 80 "A
the G.ysrumsnI thai Judge Cai.e .aoaI 81 Up.s
The ra.e.
Er.secreiary selIon. EI-GOsern,r Leiracr. Gen
wskh., and several other witnesses sc!sre he
Gfanl Jury on lhs ss.h. which lndiesIr. Lat NJ.
Dali. vii De ,lel Oh . ses iadctneal =. sas ssi.s
in M.ish.
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Awe stated Las ~eek. thee report. ssfs nAisi 10
TIE House u Representative, on .hr InPs,ei.n eat
.e.l.on cue BY No. Boutwell, AMI four o.aer ,pe.-
ben oishs Jalisiary csn nulIec, 81 ht. lsss..
ms eaiirra.n. All Nc. Wssdoriass. sal tal5 b.
Aan!lli and EIlfiJse.
The lss1 u iae-s reports, signed BY ". Mar.aaIi
and Mi. Eilridss. sc give 70 our feAIsnIaGiy. fbe
report dra~d uPbJ ~. Wilson. me can.ntl u ths
soanliee. 10 propose 10 give IN oar nrI. l.ss. 4
a.usf q ~ seases i@ponsnee doe. ~ interfere.
lswoaI sPptir ifo,s lhe report Of iit wiis4 tlsl
lLs. 50 ts 10 prospect u uiiiuals s-see.a il 10
.a,elcaaslt u ne President. snl III IL ong
hoo -. op9,psnt. havs coa.,aains lhe 80.
Il,iou y eGsel a. Suspension uauI III, =.
eosar The Osjs.ls .nsy have ~ 'sa b lias.-g
another ~ his CHAT.
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THE FATAL FLOWER

Travellers who visit the Falls u Niagara
are directed 10 spot ON the margin OF the
precipice over the boiling currrn. below.
where gay young lady. 4 few yeats since.
lost her llle. She Was delighted with tie
wonders of The unrivalled scene, and ambi-
THUS 70 pluck flower from u cliif where
no human had before sentured. Is meme
rial OF the cataract and her own daring.
one leaned over the verge and aaugnl 4
glimpse o the sursing waters lar dowa the
oatllemeut VI rocks, while lear Tor mo
neni darkrnsd her excited mind. But
there hung the lively bIossuin. upon which
her heart Was fixed aud she leaned, III u
drIiriuin Vi intense desire and anticlpa.
t,aa, over the brink. Her arm was out
stretched 10 grasp The beautiful lurn winch
charmed her fancy. the turf yielded 10 the
pressure oi her irel, aud with shrek, she
descended like a falling star 10 the rocky
shore. and was Dorns AVA. ga,png Ia
dealn.
How impressi,rly does the lragieal r,sat
illustrate The Nay 10 which majority 81
nmpenltrnt sinners perish forever. |, Is
nui = deliberate purpose 10 neglect saAs-
lion. Dut ~ pursuit 81 Imaginary good. las
cinaied With pleasing objects just 10 the
iuturr. they lighted anbllluusi,, and IL.
sanrly ,enlure too lar. The, some li..es
.ar The result VI desired wealth u plea
sue, they seem 10 hear the thunder sf
s,era,l.s deep, aud rrcoil 1euent ironi
the allsssmsuts VI slni lut the sulemn
pause Is brIsl. The vu~ard step Is taArn,
the ianclrd treasure - la the gasp. ~arn
= derp.ning q, comrs up irOm !ordan's
naive. aud she slnks iIio lhs al4s Vi lae
.rcond death.
Oh. every hour lilies sands are sliding
lrom Uenealh lnsaulious ieel. aud slta
sin's iaial haarT ia the uncun,rluvs hand.
the tribes goes TO has doom. The trqalea
VI eaca departure j. an echv VI the Sl-
,lDars qursllon. h.i shall nl4i.
Eve ~ exchange lot b., s.al II
.isslAsra Ca,.a.s.a AGros-is.
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II We invite attention 10 the advertisement ~
Charl.s NJ. sued, Piano GiiaufaetUtef, Baltimore.
His Pans have Obtained hish repuiaIoa lOt .uPe
dor er Hence A. Inc lave Fac u the Mlsl4d To-
s;iIule, hs awarded The highest pfsEiam. salJ
medal fhe premium Piano u the Louis XIV
sgyls, bSin. the ~ AMI ini.a ,as Gea
R,5et 4. Lee revesed % TN. aou.e i -. g'ssil
sdnred b, The NUMEROUS .lsllors !, he fair.
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Tie senate. IN eIsssuss Session 90 ,PnIa la.I,
eoaafn.l,ae .ppo.nl1tnt u Horace Gferly - alin
ls.rf - Aa.ni, Geo. caprOa a. csani,..snsf o.
.Axflcu..afs, a. 4. Hunt. d,1slngf u C1ld.dJ si-
rtsfy aud ). q. DAVIS, .. Agsas u ias Chesok &c
Ipll.ll..
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Alllsbaraugg Rsrurn.ss
HILLsBORoUGH, N. @.
Wednesday. Dee. 4, lsG0.

CHNGBEss.-At 1. o'clock on Monday lat, tlie
conmsneensn, d the 6rss regular sessiod Of the
iwo hoa.es of Coagiess sas announced, sal CON.
mluee appointed to saa on ne P,esilro. which re-
ported thai lhe President sSlll eoa.Hlac4.e u.
Message !, noon On TUESDAY.
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ras r,lufa. l,on sslll Clf Iiiu4 ssnIsfl IL .lnos
certain th.t ihs Convention ii ila sste l. Jsissicd.
- he tas vote pslles filI. .aOf ;, l,uy thousands
oflae rsqs..A in.j,tiiy ofagi.setd vIen
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sixteen huadred executions lor - ats
ur.. are in the hands 81 the sheriff Of Fair.
Grld district, Ssuth Csrolina.
N-~ Orleans !. fes nile. long. follow
IN iit curves u ths Mississippi.
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The Prs.idsat. frisoi. s.y b. Message I'll .i,e.
ra,s b reesnslruetlon ,iera rhe entire Message b
s,ps.sal.a |. calls. d,yuihsi. ta,,io,ie aal riaiIJ
- ioss i,s..d. "a asslb. sai usass fsr a early
,essfSss ID usnsii.s Isssi bass.
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FOR SALE.

nNE P.R Or, rat, MULES. oae iro Hsr.s Wa.
~ gao. nsr 81 q Wasia Hrnes. oil sal ouI,
% lhe very hsa material n you wsat sny o. ih'
shove article. you bal better ean on The sdhsefibH
Immediately.
ID. q. PARKS.
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The Ne. orI.sn, Be. u the 18Th az.


The Nea Orlsns Bee ii the 18th sa,s:
" There !. 4 tumor 10 tie 1iiy ,aal the
Gn,on, Opera Troupe. sempo.sJ 81 ,u.ae
odd memDrrs. male aud lrmAl,. sho pei.
larmrd ia this eily last winter. lecenhy
.llacI rd and murdssrd B, tie baIJlll ~
Mr,ico. 1k,lr Inc lIolpr were on thee ssy
lr"m the III, VI Mexrn to Vera Cruz,
ailh tn iaIrnt,on VI visiting H.sauA anI
Nm Uflean,.'
TnE PAsiSs IN SWEDEN - L.ndsn
"a nkisg -h.use has nprnrd subscription
l.r the rrllsi VI the prasanls VI naitL.
~e.lstn SMrdrn. The hasrsls at that
district have lailrd isr seven ,secss,,s
,ear,. Aud early lro,t this year IT,, ensn.
plrlrl, fuised the corn siog. 10 eonss.
qssncr population u musc lhaH sessnly
Thousand Is .ell ~ilhsss any provision o.
g-lnsi the loas s,ntsr " inc high laris.ds..
Already bread can DC hardly bought. and
the peasants ~ sonc places arc gKtn, cot
lie with rvot. and the bark u trees.
yosns stock Of al kinds shoslJ be i.pt
sigorou.I, gtusing al the sInsr. wara.
utF Nalurs slFu-s w Fautets s'hr ~ VI
roots. ADD plenty Of fresh water aud all.
sith regular care. ~ili ensure ihult AM
much better sized ANIMAL. than II the winter
treatment. cheek their grv.lh. - i, u.salit
tic case. Their nasure will bs Worth
spmrihlng. too.
Madam Rumor says GsribalJi !, "a
officially rendered an "a, lum in the Unit
ed States.
The last valuation ~ the property ii The
state VI O.n i 81 la0. OUO. 900. nearly one
ball enough 10 pay the national debt.
A Nevada man recently cot drunk, Nil.
81 Trend. nd aas hang By Judge Lynch.
al within 81 hours.
Al The crowned heads 10 E1rnp. visited
The Paris exposition except the queen ol
England. aud tie king ~ Italy.
A new panel 81 70 white msn Ia beea
drawn 10 iry Surfait.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-12-04

ii. stated that both Tue Pfe.isul aud Secretary
liz Treasury s IL iasoi u al early p.ipn u
spssis psJ asns.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-12-04
NOTICE

THE uDsersignei having quslhsl 80 Adminisln
toe on the estate u n q NDERsDN ". JAMES,
deceased hereby gives notice 10 al persons inase's
10 said estate 10 make Immediate psymsni. and ,no'
having claim. sgaina ssij estate, 70 p'eseni thes
within the time prescribed by law, or this will BE- Plss
10 bar Of their recovery.
w. r. sTRAYiI0RN, Adn'r.
Dec 4. II