The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-16

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trying, each, to drive sharp bargain
III every contract now madc-and that
is what every mothor's son of them
does where General Scott came from,
nor have we over heard that that was
any indication that the employer of
a factory at tho North did not "prac-
"tIcally recognize tho frocloiu of the
maborcr.n
We hope tue day is not far distant
when VIC shall be able to say with the
little black urchin in Richmond the
other day, when he saw an piliccr Of
the trcodmon's Baroau slip and fall
down on the frozen street. ,a g
"Dar now-dc Frccdm ems Buro
done busted % "'..
The Mails Recommendations from Mr.
5nn Lyles, Mail Agent.
With very great pleasure and salts
faction, we lay before our readers tho
two commun ications below from Mr..
e. W.lIylcs, mail agent on tho Char
lotto and South Carolina Railroads.
Wo arc g'ad to see that Mr.. Lylcs 50
fully appreciates tho annoyance to
any community, of au irregularity of
the mails.aGw i aaU. syagvm ...sr uj 4.
IF onr str;ct,ros ,roro roo,,a,1 49,
e :, In, f'io - '"',''n'. VIZ tos"lueo as 40
'evoro' '''n'n a and "a, III any wise "unJust,'"'
the ntcrHence was drawn from what
may have appeared u spirit of fault
finding, but which was really Tho ox-
nross s;on &c tno ,n,on,, ,,;sa;,, ..1 ~
,,g. ...S.y.Sos ~ ~ '''' ~ - e"lu -,
- ,' ",' ~" oyp''cc y 'ons porhc. hi. !,
Inc communication coinlm uunication received by tho
up mail is as follows: ,uf
Cu,pIorrr. N. G. Tan q ,,eee
.1cr,ron w N,.
;,snn nf tho sth ;"st hTs o,,sou :" youI you
.o,."ro o,l rom,, ,,';,, .,, D.o,vo , sun so''io
tLo mil ooouts s ~ ' Th,D,>t,o 1I',.C"'es w"
~ R.nrnod f,. Ill .,,,a, .o.'I "nu ~.
of dutx';n thn Io,;.or, svu s,W;. noSSaoo' .,s
of thniToLmb;o nonoSs " ,r,,;n ~ 'oso,t' s.',,t
I can oss,rn vn,, r"poS' ,npst nh's i'ui''
rcsts with other parties. To sccurc
prompt delivery of these papers
along tho route, they must bo taken
,, ', .nI oo.",'.oi. osV-c,'ce ny :
before tho departure or ~ tic SiI1rlI. 1m:' c%p r
often failures on the part of the pub
fishers or their carriers to do this, tho
whole difficulty is attributed.
Being f'illy aware of the ANNOYANCE
Of irrcgularity in the mail service, to
any community, and tho important du-
ties imposed on an agent of the Post
Office Department, have made il my
constant aim, and cndcavor to pre-
vent tho former to the extent of my
power, and thus discharge faithfully
the latter. In justice to myself re-
spcctfully ask, that you will lay this
explanation, with the accompanying
extracts from tho Charlotte and Co
lumbia papers, before your readers.
have the honor to be, most respect
fully, your ob't scrv't. a
II. w. LvLEs,
Mail Agent, G. g. S. G. II r..
Tho following is tho cxtro r, M
tho Ch,r,ott,, 1Go,.. .not c.a.., ~
~, '",'' ~" '"0
"oi'''oi'' 1"oe""' VIC havo already
given. q
We clip tho following from the
Winnsboro News, to correct, so far as
VIC can, any imputation which may be
cast upon the Route Agent. The un-
reasonable hours at which tho trains
leave Columbia, preclude, we opinc,
the Columbia papers from being mail
Gu or Placeo into the hands OF the
nGana , Sneo.a s'"Lo ". Ivy 49, ~ - INC INC
That was for some time. tho cosc Win
tho Times, but since We send onr pa-
per direct to Mr.. Lylcs, wc are in
formed, by our subscriber, in .iair-