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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-09
HERALD
.P oErGsEg K -
PART OF EWES sPEEJH TO ADAM.
PARADISE LOST, BOOK ~.

That day Oft remember. when from sleep
l frst awak'd, ard found myself rcposd
Under shade Of how'rs, much wondring
And what was, when thither brought, and
Not distant far from thence murmuring
or waters issu'd from cave, aud spread
futo liquid plain, aud stood unmov'd
Pure rs ,h' cxpansc Of heaven: l thither
went
With inexperienced thought, md laid me
down
On the grcon bank, 10 look into tho cleer
Smooth lake. that to inc sccm'd another sky
As hcnt down to look, just opposite
A shape within the waicry glcam nppear'd,
BENDING to look on me: ! started back,
1t started back hut plcns'd l soon rcturn'd,
Ploas'd it roturn'd as soon with answering
looks
or sympathy and love thcro I had fix'd
Mine eyes till now, and pin'd with win de-
sire, -..a.
Had not. a voice thus warn'd me "What
thou sccst,
What thc'c thou sccs,, fair creature, is thy.
self;
With thee II came and goes: hut follow me,
AVID will bring thee whore no shadow stays
Thy coming and Thy soft embraces; he
Whose image thou ar! him shalt thou enjoy
Iusepnraby thine: to him shalt boar
Multitudes like thysslf, anl thcnco be call
ed
Mother of human race" Wha1 could do,
But follow straight, invisihly thus led
Till cspicd thee. fair Indeed and tall,
Under q plnntnin; yeti mcthougl,t. less fair,
Less winning soft, less aninbly mild,
Than that smooth watcry image back
, turn'd;
Thou following cricdst aloud, "Return, fair
Eve!
Whom Ay'st thou Whom thou ay'st, of
him thou art,
Iis flesh, his bone; to give theo being,
lent
Out Of my side to thee. nearest my heart
Substantial life, to have thee hy my side,
llenceforth an individual solacc dear:
Part of my soul, seek thee, and thee claim
My other half!'-,With that thy gentle
hand
Solid mine; Iyicldcd, and from that timo
see
How beauty Is excclrd by manly grace
And wisdom, which alone is truly far.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-09
WINNsBORC,<5 s. G, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JANUARY e
per cent. for St. Ahdscw's and ST


per cent. ; for St. AiiiFcw's and ST.
Thomas aud ST. Dcnnis, ten per cent.
woudlcd, That in all districts whore til,
taxes amount TO more than $50, 600
tho commissions shall be two per cen,
on the excess Tax collectors TO max,
returns to he Treasury il Columbia, ON
or before July, 1867.
No tax collector or assessor shah
receive his commissions tilt their returns
have been received at The Treasurer
Office, and been approved by him.
Th" assessors Of the s"vcral districts
are required to return to the tax colcc.
tor lists Of all persons in their district
subject to the capitalion tax, with such
particulars Of residence, etc, as may
serve to identify tho persons. Tho tax
collector is repaired TO pay to tic State
Treasurer tie quarterly returns within
thirty days. Each tax collector shall
attend at the court house, or some other
public place, daily, Tor onc.wcek previ-
Gus to making his final return. All
taxes on incomes shall refer to those
received between January |, 1865 and
Low, HHNHPt Si'HS''l N"S'Sn't'lo'lH.
Before the collection Of the taxes
herein levied, an assessment shall be
made Of the actual valuo Of the proper
ty taxed and for that purpose the tax
collectors Of The several Districts aud
Parishes, except the Parishes Of 81.
Philip and St. Michael, are hereby consti.
t,l'cd assessors. Each tax collector,
he'or" entering upon his duties as assns-
sor, shall take apl subscribe, before The
Clerk Of tho Court OF tho District The
following oath, whicl, shall be endorsed
on his commission, viz: 81, A. b do
promise and swear that | will, to tie
best Of my ability, execute The duticsor
assessor for my collection district, and
will, without iavor or partially, ascrr-
tain and ASSESS tho actual value of the
property. real and personal, upon Which
an a!ru1orcm tax is laid before, and for
Lils purpose Of laying such tax"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-09
List Of Acts Passed by tho Legislature
Of Soath Carolina.
APPROPRIATION ACT.

The following sums are appropriated
ior tho payment Of tho various officers
and cSpcnces Of The State Government ::
For The salary Of The Governor, $3, 500 /;
Private Secretary Of the Governor, ST.
900 Messenger Of the Governor, $1,000 !;
contingent fund Of the Executive De.
pnrtmcnt, S25, 900, subject to 'hc draft
Of the Governor, and TO be accounted for
annually to the Legislature; for rent of
Governors house in Columbia, $500 !;
orprinting and preparing bonds, stocks
and record books, under Act of 2lst
September, 1866, to provide for fund.
ing the interest and principal OF certain
stocks and bonds Of tho State past due,
$l,l00, to be drawn on check Of the
Governor; for printing aud preparing
bonds, stock and record books, for fund
ing the FIRE loan stock and aud bonds,
authorized the present scssion, $500. to
bo drawn on check Of tile Governor for
two watchmon for the new State House
and grounds, $500, to be drawn on draft
0! State House Keeper
Fer pay Of the members Of the Lcgs-
lakre, Altorney.Gener and Solicitors,
dKlng tho present session, $4,000; for
salaries Of the Clerks Of the Senate and
House Representatives $1,000 each,
and for the services OF two assistant
Clerks, $3.50 each; for salaries OF two
Messengers and two Door.kecpcrs, $3.50
each; for Messengers Of the House antt
Senate for extra services as mail carri-
era, $50 for Messengers Of Holac, for
similar services ut last extra session,
$25 for salary 'of the Keeper Of tho
State House and librarian, $500; (or
salaries Of tho. Reading Clerks of The
Gtnate and House. $3.50 enc,,; for The
services offour Engrossing Clerks, same
pay and s,ileagc allowed members of tho
General Assembly, and 1925 for services
Of extra Engrossing Clerks at the pre-.
sent session for printers otthe Senate
and House of Representatives fur tho
present sessinn, $4,000, and that the
Aui,,tmro( copies specified in the propo
sails Of The printer rs accepted by the
Legislature, shall be printed and deposit
ed in The Office Of the Treasurer Of the
State, at Columbia. before tho FIRST day
Of March next, and the amount to be
paid according to the proposals, which
SHAH be ascertnined by the Treasurer ;
Cor stationary fucl, distributing acts, and
expenses ef the election returns, to in
clude tho sums duo Messengers for
bringing aml delivering to tho SccrcLa.
ry of STATE the returns Of elections for
members of Congress, 1000; for con.
tingent. expenses or tho Legislative III
brary, 5000; 500 for the spsy and mi.
lcnge Of tho Special Joint Committee or
the bank, sitting during tho recess; e.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-09

Mrs. Jefferson Davis, in n private
lcttcr--an extract from " hicl. the friend
to whom sho wrote thought proper to
make public says, concerning tn"
means of the OK President, that she can
sec her way clear for the next lhro
months beyond that, "a|l IS dark,
Having TO maintain two households, her
mother and children in Canada md her
husband and younger children at For.
trcss Monroe, her cxpcncos are ncccs-
sari|y very large. Mrs. Davis says her
husband is we'll taken caro- Of, but it is
the Southern people alone who keep
him from starving, as he would lncvl.
tab|y, il, in his delicate hcnllh, he had
only The food provided for him by
the authorities. .
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7 NO 30

New IOnK DRY Goops TnApm,-.
Business is dull, but The worst has been
reached, and !hcrc arc more buyers OF
goods at thc reduced prices asked. thus
arres,ng the downward tendency in
some measure Brown shirings and
shcc'ings are irilln higher Blcachcd
goods arc also better the great rrevi.
ons reduction having drawn out buyers,
Drills arc in limited demand. Canton
Iannr!s are quiet. Stripes aud ticks are
, moving a littlc. Drnims are in mode.
rate request. Prints, however, arc
/ only active fer ihe most desirable stv,rs.
and prices arc Irmcr. Drlaincs arc in
fair activity, and Ae,rab}n makes u
ready sale CohnrSs arc inactive b,.,
lirmcr. Broalcloths are more hrisI; NJ
the recent decline in price. Ca&simorcs
are vcrv inactive. Heavy and darl,
desirable qal,lirs and styles alone aro
wanted. Saiinc,s are very duh ELAN.
ncls are very slow Of sale. Blankets
are dull and heavy. Foreign co,ds are
very inactive. The impnr,atons arc
v"rT icw, but old stocks are large. No
activity Is expected Till The md lie Of
January, whcn spriug goods will 30
offered OF which there is good supply.
Silks and French, German and IGnylish
dress goods can Mt present he bornht 10
great advantage. The fall in gold will
affect prices favorAbly to buyers -NcD
1oT@ I9cpemicai DcccmjY u.
a. HAPPY WoMAN:--l# "I,r rot thc
very sparkle and sunshine Of life ? A.
woman who is happy because she can't
help It, whose smiles even tho coolest
sprinkle Of misfortune cannot damp
en- Men make terrible mistake
when they marry for beauty, for tai
cat or style. The swcctnSt wiyc, arc
those who possess the magic quality OF
being contentcl under any c;raum-
stances. Rich or poor, high or low, It
makes no difference the bright liltln
fountain of jos bubbles up j,,si ne mn
sIcally and purely in t,oir hearts. Do
they live in Il log cabin, tho fire that
leaps upon it's humble hearth becomes
brighter than the splendid gildcd chan.
dclicYs in Alla1din's palace. When Is
tho stream Of lifo so dark and unpro-
pitious that the sunshine of,a huppy
smile falling OH tho turbid lido will
not awaken an answcring glcam2
Why, these Joyous tempered people
don't know half Tho goodtlcy do.s7 IL
NORTHERN Snow SruRn1 --ERIr,
December 3O.-ln consequence Of tho
snow blockade, large quantity Of
freight has accumulated here, which
the Express Limo arc sendiNg via
Philadcl phia and Eric, that being tho
only route open Eastward. a largo
number oflaascngors were also dctan-
cd.
EUrrALG, Dcccmbcr 3O.--In consc-
qucncc Of the hnavy SNOW storm, all
facilities wore closed, and no mais
were received here to-day from Hast
or West.
HALIFAX, December 29.-Hcevy
gales have prevailed from tic south
cast since Tuesday night. Telegram
poles have been prostratcd and other
damage done. Several vessels have
been badly damaged at The w!larycs.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-09

AN ACT or ITEHnrsM.---On last Fri,
day, willie Mr.. w. Crrascr, Of this
city, was hroccc ling OH board OF tho
slcam"raAdrlc. The gnngway plank hc.
came detached from the vessel and Ms.
g. slipped and irll between The boat and
The wharf. Although m expert swim
MGR, the circumscrib"d space prevented
HIM exercising himself, hnl he was
drawn down by the suction Of ibe vcs-
sci. Mr.. VIM. G. Reed, the chef ofli-
Ger OF tho steamer, noticing The disaster
Immediately went to He rescue and it
! Is owing to his humane efforts and t,ne
" assistance that Mr.. Creascr was saw
cd ISy grasplnga friendly arm md
loworing himsnlfI 10 the waters edge he
was enabled to seize Mr. G. na ho was
about to sink for The last tirnc. Mr.
Rcias net was was one OF personal
daring, for he was aware that the drown
ing struggles OF Mr.. Creascr would
probably pull him down.~,, Charles!o;
| Nciys.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-09

Gasoline is highly inaanmab1e,
burning even on tho surface f@atol.
and as ills almost MS uncoRtrolable
and dangerous al gnnpbwdor, tho ptib-
lie arc Justly warned against using it
forillnminatipg purposes.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-09
[Termss-s-=~ $500 per Annum, In Advance.

PooR PEorlE ANp PooR MONEY. -
ln sermon on the disadvantages Of uc.
ing poor, Preached by Henry Ward
Bccchcr last week, occurred tho follow.
ing:
"ln all the troubles and miSciicrs that
arise from false weights and spurious
currency, ii is usually The poor that SUI.
Ter the most. lnrc is spurious quar-.
ter ct n dollar. The mercl,an, in whose
hands il, chances to be, though,lessly Of
conrac, (for merchants arc always hon.
est y passes it to The trader, ard he, see.
ing i; does not look quite rieht, bu, not
thinking il worth while to scrulinizo
it closely, passes it to the grocer; and
he, gaNcln% at il, and not Hiking the
looks Of exactly, Int not wishm; to be
over particular. and saying, Il took it
ana must set rid Of il, passes it to the
market man. nrd he says, 1T might ~
we'll be travelling, passes it, as he was
j'urneyipg to The conductor; aud he,
showing that it was not good, but dis.
liking TO say anything to the man, says
to hlnis"ll i will keep it. md give it 20
soneho3y else and rassr1 it TO ,hc sew.
She is poor, and person
that IS always poor is always watched;
and when she offers it, it. il discovered to
bo spurious, and it is refused. Sadly
she hooks Il, il, AMI SAYS, 1T il nearly
my whole days wages, but il is coun.
l"rlrit, and of course must no. pass il,
nnd she burns it up, and 50 Is The only
honest one among th"m all. Bad bills,
spurious cn"rrncr, almost always settle
81 the poor at last
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-09


We miss ks in the Kichmolll Ec-
amincr. - Boston Past
That's !hc b. ks Pollard has left
Mobile Times.
A. coiony Of freedmen consisting Of
three hundred heads Of families, COM
nrising ahont two thonsana men, wo-
men and children, is to be established
west OF New Smyrna, thirty milos
south Of Fcrnmdina. They come from
South Carolina, and nrc in charco Of
General Ety. Tho Government gives
them one months Subsistence and trans
po:,a'on, and they supply themselves
with two. The country Which ikcv arc
to occupy is well adapted to cultivation,
has fine range for ca'Ilc, and nbounds
in fish, oysters and game. Colonel
SpTagnc, commanding The District, has
guaranteed military protection, and w;,h
this military supervision, together with
we'll directed industry, their condition
must be greatly improved. They will
leave Charleston. S. c., next monll, in
steamers for New Smyrna.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-09

CoLLArsE OF CaINoLiSE.--The edi-
tor of the New York Times says No
ono who promenadcs Broadway now
a-day will doubt That Tho long-forc-
told. lopg-dclaycd "collapso of crino-
line" has at last como to pass. 1t is
visible 80 the most careless observer,
and has proof in our fashionable ladies
as they "march along" Tho immense
circumforcrce of skiTo and sweep OF
trains that came in vogue dozen
years ago, and hayo been expanding
and lengthcning ever since, until re.
ccntly, arc now things Of thepast. In
their stead masculine eyes are now
gratifcd By neat trim dresses, at once
moderate IN size, graceful brief, ant
rc-emincntlyPiquq,,t.
II cos'sa good deal to be wise, butt
=. 4 4 IN ~ a l 4
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-09

TIE ANDERSON pnlsoNEns.-.-,Io
nrc gratiied to lcarn that tho propos-
cd Congressional Inquisition into,the
case OF Messra. Keys, Showers and
Byrum--who were convicted by u
Military Commission in this city Of
tho murder of three Federal soldiers
in Anderson District, in November Of
last year, were sentenced TO be hung,
and were recently released By Judge
Hall, of Delaware, before whom they
we're brought upon a. wit Of habeas
corpus---has boon abandoned. Tho
reason assigned, according to the 1ri-
b,m,c, which burned with aolf-compla-
cent indignation when Judge Ilall's
decision was published, is that tho
ohatgos against shcm Haro not foa>ids
cd on fact" @ FtA
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-09

Napoleon has kidney diseaso; Victor
Emanuel q paralyzed right arm; Bismark is
sick; tho Empress Carlotta crazy /; The
hair Of both tho Emperor Of Austria and
the Qnccn OF Hanover has turned grey with.
in5a aycar; tbs Popo weeps day and night
aud Victoria still broods over tho pa with
profound melancholy. WHO, wouldn't wear
a crown!
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-09

II cos'sa good deal to be wise, butt
don't cost Diucllao be happy.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-05
~ 4out tese0rapbiiher OepefGe
fnste 'lao f@lcB Sob seitern NfOrsen

=
R Sic BaumtpoIlenberf6ufe iuab>
reno oes 9eitri9en Sages iuaren 9etern
bier faum nennensipertb.
~ Sn Meiupbis miro in lebereir-
itinmung nit 8eidlI6en Der @ta0tbes
BORDEN cine beoeutenoe @nSabl Gtraben
nit &icoIfOn @falfer beleet luerben.
E Sn Mempbis itabl Elm Oieb nit
unerborter SSre6beit eincnr Serrn 0fers
rift aus Dem 3imner, in fpel6em er
idlief, ieinen ganSen Sonntagsansu9
uno enttam, obne baB Serr Merritt ieis
ner babbaft Ii eroen fonnte.
re 8or Gquire 8atterIon fam gee
tern Der Sail eeeen MeIbilIe, Der an9es
ffaat lit, fiG &ieentbunt unter falfHer
9lusfaee anseeilnet 3u baben, CUR Ser.
banSluna. Ser Brtebensridter iprah
ben 9lngefla9ten frei.
re- Squire gSiltinlon berbanoelte
bic Stnflaae ge9en u. Bethel, Der 0errn
3. Ganofor6 uabe gfolensbille in Nsils
liamfon @onntp augefallen un6 beraubt
BADEN ioLIte. Ser Sln9eflagte fpnrbe
freioeipro ben. 9Sir erlurben uns gu
bemerfen, oab uns biefe Sreiiprc9ung
fait unerflarlid eri6eint!!
Ew 8or Gquire 8rien tsar 9eiter1
cine ieuer sanfllhtigen 6rauel., Die germ
| ibre @ladbarld)aft aufriibreriid 81 MAJ
den pFegen, bor9elaoen unb berlan9te
Der 9ti1ter 200 Collars @i6erbeit bon
| ibr, baniit tie fin bic nddften - Nfo<
nate nit ibrer umgebnns in Srieoen
lebe. Die angeflaste iteIlte ole nerlan3te
Sunnme UNI tparO entlaHen.
EE 8or Squire Mattbews eridien
". Siifroo. Der Da bebauptete, DAP SEQ.
Swifft ibn bate erIbieBen modem,
giadbem Der Srieoensri6ter ale 3ea>
gen perb0.t bate, itelIte fid beraus,
6aB @pifft einen Sunb, Der iiber9efab
rem mar, NIT einem Yiltole eridob, UNI
Durdaus telne 9lbf9t bate, Stidrot
III eridieBen. 9esterer ipuroe in oil.
Soften Derurtbeilt, uno Spifft ebreupOG
entlaiien.
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MrcnrnerAeGnnrr.

Sine mittelmdbise sIn;abl Seiebiiber>
treter uno Elm nlittelmaBtges Strafma6
bilOeten seitern Woraen Die 8erbanb :
lungen bes poliseIri9ters.
Sale fur unoroentiides 8etraoen
tuuroen rneiit NIT so erlebiet; es ira-
rem oeren adj, bier Der @eiebiibertreter
batten fein 9ela unO 9ir9en ms Dir
beitsbdnS, bic aebri9en be5ablten ooer
ltelIten Siderbeit. a
3iuei &auFeute, Oie ibee 2icens bers
nadlafieten, besablten ie SO Dollars.
3iuei Sale fir fleinere 8er9eben
fanben Ourd Sreiiprehung Grleoi9uns,
uno jpei Sdue fur Srunfenbeit wuroen,
Oa bic @n9eflasten fein @elb batteu,
nit 8erurtbeilung ms &rbeitsbaus abb
gefertigt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-05
IIus=8eribt.

Dampfer EaIisman gebt beute 3a9<
mittag mad 9leip Orleans ab, uno
Danpfboot Nnna @bite mad Cairo
uno ct. Qouis.
Ddmpfer Sabdtindb miro bon gins
nati eripartet uno bate Iaut telegrapbts
ider Oepefbe idon seitern eirtrefen
mullen.
Saunp granOies, Sen. Sisel unO
81. Bafer ilebnien 4aoung elm. bod lit
oeren 9lbfabrt, oa lie ftronaufmdrts
9eben, nod uubsitimiilt. I
Scr 5luB faut fdnel; geitern glads
ntittag mar trur 81 3oH BafIer an ben
Sarpetb Shoals, unb liter nod iirIner
i'm 5allen begrifen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-05
0ffite bes GcMntps 6 lcrfs,
Haf6ptlle, 4. Sanuar.
uebertra91tnaen bon 9runb-
GisentbEm, IN eide IeBte
g8o9e reetfrirt murbe.

@n6te 8nIott an Wiarp Souroain,
Deeo on 8auftene in Gb9efielb 81, $50.
Sobnion Goule an QlineIia 9. BUR,
ton, Seeo an 9anb in OabioiOn So. -
$1,000.
Wfarb Ie. Sabis an 6. 81. Marlm,
Deee oil 8auiteIl, in Der 8. gGaro =
5000.
gB. $. Mfarlin an g. 81. Marlin,
6eeo on BaufteIle in Der 6. BarO -
$3.50.
abolpb Srobne an S. 2ebreAt Ssutb,
Deeo an BauiteIIc in Der Ndbe Der
9taot-S40O0.
Onion glelIcn an Sno. 2umsOen,
0eeo on ganFelIe in Der Start
so, 200.
in. .. SoiDea an SObn Sbompfou,
Deeo an BaniteIlen in Der StaOt-
835, 900.
stepbsn Sarb an 8. 6. SOptins,
DeeD an 8aufteIIe in Gcgeiielo -
$500.
Sraneis Beus unO So. an ;. 6.
Sb0mpfon nebit Ssrau, Deeb an 8aus
ltele IN Bul1'S uno gSbtefoe'S Moois
tion-S600.
8. O. sarbings OH 9lotban WaDfieIO
Deeo an Snaltsae In OnUibion Co.
$3.50
$. 8oluen nnO gIn6ere an BIa6 unb
YIof, OeeO an BnuftelIe in Der &tabt
- so, 400.
81. %. 6oipel unD 60. an Sroncisca
SbieIcs, Deeb an 8anfsIIe IN ber9tnot
- 81, $50: ~
SbOmpion 2lnoerfon an Glisnbetb
Darlington, Dteb an 2anO in DabiOion
Gountb - %, $50.
la SaaR 9arbing an Sliber q Goper,
Ges0 an 2nno i'm u. Giftrift - $3.50.
5. 30. HaEAiH99ana eugene Reup,
DeeD an. @aufele iiii 10. SiIitist =
1854.
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W Ser ..Wlenpbis OaiIp So

EE Der gNlempDis OaiTp 8oF"
entnebmen mir iOIoenoe Wittbeilun9
ii6er einen NarO, Ser nit teuftiiher
ueberIegtbeit aslsgefiibrt tpnrOe. Gapis
tan Snmes d Sing. Elm friibercr Diff
Sier in Der 8ereihi9ten 9Irmee, ipnroe
rabe @retnbiIIe, Nli6y an Sonndbenb
Dor s En9en ermorOet.
gsa 6reitag erbieIt Capt. Sing einen
Brief aus greenpilIe, tpel1er i'm nad
ocrtbiH I'M Gelonngelegenbeiten AZ orb
men befMieo; er fncnte Ii1 bon feiner
Ylantage, bic ejnige MfeiIen bon Der
Std6t entfernt 4iegt, onf ben Nea un0
teArte niht ipjeoer suriif. gfa1 6 Sa>
aeil iDarO fein QeiAlnm i'm @lIbe aes
hanDen, cine 8iitoIenfnoeI bate iein
Ser5 burHbohrt tnO Siuet DoIle 2abuns
gen elmer DoppelFinte tparen in feline
Brnft gefeuert iuoroen.
&sine BeriranDten iuObnen in Silt
uofs nnb finD bereits idtiltlid bnazfefa
ticsR E0be hnterrtdfef. Gb mani Die
@ppE bet AR6Eber bertite berfolgt ODER
aufiu1en ipirC, 6dFiibef bat man bis
iett nod ni4ts geb6rt.
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(Ginsefanbt.)
Gbre benz Gbre eeblbrt.
9err 9Re0acteur!


Sn Sbrer seitrigen 3eitung las i'd
einen Nrtifel, meldler mittbcilt Dap id
oas gSerf Der lln.bettung Der tapferen
Sertbeioiger unIeres 2anbeS, uel9e i'm
&rie9e fieIen. mad Dem Sfational Srieo<
bofe ins 2eben rief.
SD bin itoI;, oarauf beridten gu
rEiifen, bkb bieler uniterblide &ubm
Dem General SEQ. $. Sbomas, Dem
Manne eeblbrt, Der ME cine Shlaht
-berlor oOer cine @elesenbeit Doriiber>
9eben lieb, Die ebrenbOllen Sobten 81
ebren, uno Der tets beOadt mar, ben
Summer Der trauernScn 9interblie6enen
gu milberu.
$o9adtungsDou
9SiIIiam @arnibaiu,
Gasian Der Ser. ct. 9lrntee unb Superinten-
bent bes Eaibpiae 6riebbpfes.
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aln Sic ffdDtiieben slbOnnenz

3nr gefanigen gladridt oiene, bab
unlere Srdger feites n64entlides 9es
bait befomlnea uno baB oaber Der Ser<
.bienit nidt bon ber 9lnSabl 3eitun9en
ebbdnot, bic iie abfesen.
I'm nun benz 9ofal Sgenten, Serrn
SO orib 9foebe err, tpeI1er aIIein be-
re9tigt it, @elOf fin 9ln5ei9en uno bon
abonnenten ein3ufaiiiren, bas @a6dft
etlpas 81 eEleiAtern, 10 oaB er nidt no ;
tbig bat, ieoe ISOLDE feline oanse Sour
'bnrAsgmaden, fteIen mir an Oieieniscn
9eler, bic lt1 Onrtit eiuberitanoen ers
fIaren, oas b0Fide Geiu6, biertelidbrs
Iihe ODER Iuonatlidle 8abIungen fir
Announcements 81 leilten.
Ser 8reis fir bic taglide 3eitung 1T,
incIufibe Sr1gerlobn, $I.40 per Nondt
ODER $500 per GierteItabr.
Sci oieier @eIegenbeit eriu6en mir
nn9mals nm gefdaige fbleuntge Ab<
;atluHg riifltdnOi9er 8etra9e.
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P. a. DESOR.
Vein Hans, No 4 CEDAR srr.

@ 9as 9onutagsblatt Der y Sem
nefee Gtaatsseitune" piro fir $3.50
per Sabr, S2.75 per 9aIbiabr unb fur
10 Gents fir bic einselne Summer
portofrei bon Der Office aus mad
allen Sbeilen DeutidlanoS uno Der
Sdpei; berIanbt. - uniere 5reunbe
iOaten lid elm 8erenieen barauS mas
ded, cine 9taibbille Seutfde 3eituns
an ibre @eripanoten unb Sefannteu in
europa 81 fdi6en.
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Meine @aare.

Soeben erhieit ich cine Sending neuer hoIla end
Haeringe, Neun Augen russ. Caviar, Sardinen Sar-
dellen Anchovies ETC., sowie den reinen fanzoesi-
schen Rothwein welchen etzteren ch bel der Fasche
owohl ais Gallose, sowie meme anderen ais echt
und unyerfaelscht bekannten Weine verhaeltniss-
maessig bilDigen Preisen absetze.
Wenn DIR einen reinen und biligen Vein, sowie
Hqueure fuer die Feiertage wuenscht sprecht bel
mir yor. Allies wrd garantirt das zu sein, vie an
gegeben Das Bests is INNER das Bilngste.