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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-17

BULL RuN.-Gcn. Joseph Il. John
ston, in late letter upon the subject
of the first battle of Bull Run. snys
the victory there was regarded by tho
Confederate troops rs having decided
the question of Southern indcpen-
denco, and ended tho war, and thous-
ands them left tho army and wont
home. The Union army, ho says, was
.oss disorganizod by defeat than the
Confederate army by its triumph.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-17
Elootious.

Attention is called 10 tho following
order from Headquarters. Our NIu-
nicipal authorities may find in it some
thing upon which to base future ac-
ton.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-17

PERSONAL INrLuENcE.-Blcssed influence
OF one true, loving human soul on another
Not calculablc by algebra hot, .,dcduc,Llo by
iogic, but mysterious, efliectual, mighty rs
lle hidden process by which the tiny seed
Is gui ckcned, and bursts forth into tall
stem ami broad leaf, and glowing lasselcd
hover. Ideas arc often poor ghosts our
sun filled eyes can not discern them: lhcv
athwnr' rs in him yapor. and can no. make
thcmsclyea felt. Ent sometimes thcv are
made flesh they touch us with aoft rrSror
sivc hands; they look at us viii! Sad. sin
cere cyes, and speak TO us In appealing
tones; they arc clothed in u Hyin. human
soul, with all its conflicts, its ini,h, and
its love Then their presence i. a power:
then they shake uss like A passion. and we
nrc irawn after them with gentle ccmpnl.
sion, MS flame is drawn 10 ilamc,- Biock.
,coOd.
There was n ridiculous rumor nnoat IN
!nrope-Gt came to us by cabiel-lo the
a' Get the Emperor Napoleon IS calmly
awaiting tho fall of the throne oC Isabella of
spain, in order to aid the Kur nf PORTUGAL
10 an lbcron unity, and for winch service
hH is TO receive The Island of Cuba! Om
ii'nrcssion iy that Napoleon is far from
b''hga fool. and never entertained such
nonsense. Iii the Gr.t place the huu,c,,
sisters would, even at The risk OF II great
maritime war, oppose the transicr of the
Queen OF The antilles to another power: and
lnk'hc second, France il satisfied with the
powerful ncighbors that now .dioin nrr
She does not desire to lose all prestige in
the councils of Europe
SIMPLE REMnpY.- CrNcc made strong
an" clear rs possible, without nuy addition
M, mill .
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-17

TnE FAMlLr CiEcLE.--No earthly circle
can be compared with that Of the family
It comprises all that n human heart most
values aud delights in. IL is the centre
where MI human afrctions' meet and ell
'wnc tho vessels into which they all pour
themselves with such joyous freedom. Con-
juGa', parental, bro,herly and sistcrly love
all urc here
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-17
Gold no Longer Currency, but "a Com
modify"

An Important decision says the
Richmond Times with reference to
the payment of debts contracted upon
the basis of gold and silver, by tho ten
0eros paper money, has Just bccn rem
dercd by tho supreme Court Of Now
York.
IN May, 1916, Wm. Harrison oxc-
cutcd his bond to Isaac Bronson in tho
penalty Of $4,000, conditioned to pay
IN god and silver coin Of the stand
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-17

i'NGhsn TRADE RErUnSs Il, IS reported
That The trade of Grent Britain during tho
b5ca! year 1866, was fourteen per cent. IN
excess OF my previous year England
exported ia 1866 goods valued et S9I 1888.
w IN gold as compared with $s2o,I IT'S.
C25, in gold, in 1865. Ft'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-17

Over 100000 were sent from the
vicinity of Forncy's Office, in Phila-
delphia, for the benefit of the Connec-
ticut radicals.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-17

Count Bismarck, in the German Par!ia.
mcnt, in caustic speech, has settled, so
far ms Prussia is interested, all hopes Of
Polish nationality Addressing the Polish
deputies, lie said: "Thc re establishment
OF Poland is fantastic dream. There arc
not Poles enough in the world to accomplish
II should he remembered that the
Count IS nn ar!stocrat. aud does not know
bow many Poles it would take TO do the
CrncO W -vicnnc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-17
Death Of an Old Citizen.

The Chester ,&nnicrd chronicles the
death of Major John Kennedy, for
eighty years resident of that town.
tic was about nimcty-hyo years of age.
ILLNESS OF TmAu. STEVENS. The
Philadelphia Le,Iycr says:
1t is announced that, on April lth,
thaddcus Stevens passed his seventy
fifth birthday. He has been unable
to attend to business for several DAYS,
on account Of illness, but was some
what better at last accounts. We un-
dcrStand that Mr.. Stevens is convinc-
cd that this is his last illness, and that
he is preparing for death.
"Oh sir the COED die first
And those whose hearts arc dry rs summers
dust,
Burn to tho socket! -
"Moultric," the Now York CORES
pondcnt of the Charleston Ncus, gives
the following information in one OF
his late letters to that paper:
In one of my letters published scv.
cral months ago, gave an account oI
new invention, magnetic light
with such brilliancy as to admit OF
ones reading ordinary pr mt alta dis.
tancc of a quarter of mile from the
light, and predicted that it would
soon come into general use here. Ny
prediction will probably soon bc vcri.
fled, as the thing has been thoroughly
tested and found to be all that j.
claimed for it. Tile hyht (hcot p Is $,
intense Mm ft 'o'N ./use piece Of mcta,
hcW at q distance Of MY yar'is there
from, and for photograph purposes, i,
is superior to the light Of the sun it,
self.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-02
JASPER COURIER.


NE. raisin. aud sAis ~ stock De-
fsnds s.,c attention w every farmer.
Ii.s ninnner N which ~ performs
this part u his labor j. very true
criftsiaubs which 10 judge Of his
nleriis anu success a farmer. The,
man wlin keeps a III N! ls2n. hungry
loyk.ae eliilu is not the man 10 stand
hie'l Is = farmer, nor g lind f1fnngl
very profitable in Tie long RIM. Far
$40 little atiur.ion il lA'd 10 ihel
choice oi -i.cs Very many farmers
hecanyr siay can get little more
maney tsoA the butcher iVF NICE
cali lHxn i cYnamon one. sells the
best ana raises The o.ics. But this
coarss, sc;uept inr sliOr; ;inle. is far
from heing pfoiiishlr- II i . freak
81 nstsFc ihsi = ike produces Ike
and from this law there are few dew
aii0ns. Nov the arner who raises
an inferior calf. MT only makes snre
81 al Inferior animal. sni aIl the de-
scendants ~ that animal will hc Of q
low grade. This il IA item worthy
Of consideration. The differences IN.
the value o; gooi and au inferior
COW. for The purpose Of raising stock
il very much greater than the differ
ence in the price. Feeding j. ~ i'm
portani part II the care VI the stock.
The be-; hree.s .: animals. unless
well fed. viii Be Of little profit.
Many farmers seem q think tie great
q member B. cattle thew can keen Oh
. given quantity Of hey. THE more
profitable i will he. Bat this il al
mistake Tie OH maxim. ANY
thing that i worth doing al SIT is
worth doing we'll. is eminen:ly true
Of feeding stock. II i cruel and IN
profitable 70 keep an ANNA! 50 short
Tor food a. 10 have il grow poor ::
cruel becanse nearly All the comfort
and happiness of animals consists in;
gratifying the appetite Improbable.
because thew sre losing flesh. when
BY more liberal feeding. they would
DC gaining in flesh and value.
Some farmers sell their best hay
and feed the poorest. and seem to
think thew are on the high road ioI
wealth. They are On the road. but.
they are moving backward. Gpod
cattle can no more BE- raised IN pour
hay, than good house can be built
With shaky boards. IL either case.
here j. Al utter inrpossibil;ty. be-
cause The materials used are not Of
he right description. Good bsecda.
rood care. and last but no, least. good
esd. are the TIRES principal. essential
elements Of success in This dc,.art
nent q farming ~ Cznadianslarmer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-02
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
]. M. bradley celehgai1l Patent
Dv1AExsAz.LSPT1c.
(oR pocnLE srBlSc)
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4 TVS ,yusrknrtI FLtxiniiiyrrs and crss
comfort unl pIts-sfst0 Any Ady Nenr,n.
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rd pespepsArlv mall cp~d+d astrmbl tx
lsrm rhalfs. fuf prtmrnadr nnd house dreas
~ lAs sEls sen b.is.a-d ~Asu - u~r ID or
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a ladY hnsip. efi9srd iAs e.ss-uf~. end
iHfA. Hl1 9fsst COT tenlrsirr NJ WfA4lnu nv.
Nug " hu~tse Steel S,rAu SA.rt iur !
s-iu1ie c4p. Hiti newer ,|frr s4fns Uilsl,r,l,
uirprnss ~sfii,heiF usr. ~ cht.sfe... NJ s..,s
ens inals y lis slt s's a y jss b, y Hi
l'a- III not bend 81 orslk is VA WI h.
spnn1 hpt viii preserve tatir peftscs < M
gsseeis9 .s..p~ ~Afh tlras ~ fs,urA Jf1lnArs
|skfts Nih nave hrFu iAfn~n ssfI% Nj az.
l*rs. Tue hoops recovered ~ish double
shs ~i.lsJ lsr+sd. aud the boii 4, so.. N \
|ppE qaly d4nbls sprini :. b1s t.-its TX. ~
oeul..} \. n sei TIL Rrsvt"i''g M lssu'
~ $500. WIT ~"s a'sH-bHs syrns'sTps.
HFr'fFt 49,
rhe Duplex Ef!iplir " atras imvDri.r
siih Al lstses sn.,i- usiyes Il, n, commend.
|rA b sile Fashion Mps.ziue NJ sn- sstn I'D.
stl Skin " The isrk pAatls Worsd
~ mi \, 'hF iaAowlsp aeran.
|ie-es IN rrrnpiiAr, s4x.: sapsnN sqass3i,s
iFyfTct lnaani.esuFe. -fsiish hsts AIN a y
-, a x.es.ss. s'sI.b ~ hinn snt, sn8 rcon-
'emy. -hqtir~ III J w Eren-y's 2Daei-A
ElfPtis.-r Duutls Spring SKIRT. sna n.
sure wa re1 ne e+aas,,r aslicle
GAurIus--Ia gnnrd again n iilPs y, ffrxt i.
partirnii NoffrE .naf sklsf~ DsF~ssa n.
.rDUpLEA" have ,sf~ ~ lux stamp VIZ
.J w. Bssdip~ Dnff.x Eiispnc Street
Spring" r1un she wsi-thhe4 ~. cun- ntisrr.
gre asaui.ie4tn a ~ Nc,irr M WI es.rY ma.
tsiA s9ra. vi'1 nrits pss-t.i iAt.ugL rle
eRn'sr, NV rfgeaafsstte teo Tor sAnhl.3
sPfit4 bfs'def leafslef ihefsin. ~flI5 4
ihe stsfrs Nf iArlr lnx oil and xf4ar'h
nic IN blssyss nct a. 0s nsns IL so
oiher -kiri. hl
FOR SAf.Ein klf Stores ~'k4rv sis4s sfass
-klfls ase f2id thou huul The UHsird Sfarss
ani efsY Were. fEN FNfh "a
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P4'ens
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-02

II a lady, paying : visit to laes
daughter. who was : Young widow.
asked why she wore the widow's ca,b
. longt A" Dear mamma. don't YOU
80, X replied The daughter. [" Il caves
me the expense 81 advertising Tor I
husband, - ev one con ses tl,at I
On sor sale ~ private consraes.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-02

IL While Sherman was On Iii.
grand march" through Winsboro.
5. G., one Of biz pious officers stole 4
silver communion service from the
Presbyterian Church Of that place
The name Of the church aud file az.
nor. lady now dead. were engraved
upon the pitcher. The loyal thief
brought this elegant service NORTH.
and presented il 10 loyal Church.
whose members now partake 81 tile
communion from the stolen articles
The Rev. DR.. Adger recently wrote
q : clergyman Of tie North NJ. A
certain congregation Of your body
now has that silver communion set.
which Captain p presented ID
them, and are now ns;ng Il Tor their
communion purposes. with those
names Of Zion church AID lis diving
sister staring them ID the face a. thew
eat the bread and drink the vine
which Get forth the BODY and blood 81
our common Master Wonder N
these loyal and picus partakers from
stolen property ever think of fl,eseI
words Of Christ = II has been writ
ten than my house shall be called the
house Of prayer. hut yc have made III
: den o! thieves ~
NN| M
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-02

II 4 Caliicrnis paper tells Or !
Iady q Alma, vho became : grand.
mother g NE day she vas twenty
four years DID, II this latitude snch
casea efe rare. bot noe 10 tropical
countries where hamsnity comes %
maturity mneh sooner.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-02


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lfhe ieiupirg rpgs'eiss---A nsw Adny y,
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Cut, Illustrating 49, iashicns. tsncy wotk.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-02-02

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Ii9 Brosfwsy New York
Nov II. 1876 BIN Y.
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, nov o).-The Recon
struction Convention passed an ordinance
TO day TO organize the volunteer milisis o.
Alabama. Il authorizes one company 70
every thousand voters All officers are 70
be appointed by The Governor and TO be o.
known loyalty. A great many onleers
with heavy en.nlumen,s are provided Tor,
incluaing one Major General, three Briga-
dier Generals, ore Adju'snt General, one
Q1ar,erAias,er, one Pay Master. and one
Surgeon General. the whole TO De under
the command Of the Governor.
The Conservatives declare that this meas
ure will place the State under q rule similar
to Brownlow's, and say it is an expense and
viii necessarily increase the meaos Of ex-
action.
An ordinance was passed declaring the
war debt Of the State and Of individuals
created directly or indirectly in aid Of the
war, null and void.
An ordinance was reported by select
committee and discussed till the hour fol
adjournment, providing for ex'inguishiug
between the citizens Of this State Of debts
existing July 10th. 1865, on the payment Of
III instslment by note or the original amount
Of the debt. ~
The session OF the Convention will extend
through part OF next weak.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-02
cUlcAoo,

CnrcAeo, Nov. 30 "A Washington special
says the pardon clerk, under direction Of the
Attorney General, 10 preparing an article
defending the President in pardoning so
many counteffeiters. The President insists
that many Of these pardOns were granted
on the application Of leading radicals.
Since the publication ofthe impeachment
testimony. the President has declared that
Commissioner Rollins shall be removed on
the ground OF inefiiciency. 1t is thought
the Commissioners testimony before the
Judiciary Committee ie the real cause
VIM. Prescott Smith, collector ut Balti-
more, is named as his successor
II seems probable that the Senate will
elect Cen. Burbridge. of Kentucky, ser
gesnt- at arms in place Of George l. Brown,
the present incumbent.
JET. Davis arrived in Washington this
morning from Richmond. He will remain
. short time and then proceed North by way
vi Montreal lie Wae travelling alone and
was recognized BY but few persons, and had
no attention shown him.
"A Washington special says that several
members of the Committee on Appfopria
lions are opposed 10 the appropriations
called for to pay for Russian America II
will be fiercely opposed in Congress.
The 6ovcrosuent 10 In possession of i'm
portant facts showing that the anne xation.
lists in the Canadian proviaces are very
strong. and in certain localities are In tho
majority.
The thermometer at st. Paul this morning
indicated II degrees below zero
AT Madison, Wiz the thermometer stood
at three degrees below, and in this city, at
six O'Clock m ii stood three degrees be-
low zero
CHICAGO, Dec. This morning the rev.
| enue officers se'Zed about thirty barrels OF
| Illicit spirits manufactured IN Peru, Ills
AMI shipped 10 firm 10 this city.
A match game Of billiards WAS played
last evening between John McDevitt. oi
| New York, and John w. Coon. OF this city.
at Brunswick billiard hail. 500 poin's up.
II resulted in victory Tor Coon by q score
Of ! sol TO 1850.
| CHICAGO. Nov 30 Henry o. Hue sorze. q
German aged about forty. committed suicide
last evening. by taking arsenic in glass OF
beer, At = saloon on Milwaukee Avenue.
Deceased vas single man and much I'D.
dicied 70 strong drink.
CHICAGO, Nov. S0-Asrtin's livery stable
ut Dubuque, WAS burned tonight. Two
horses were burned LOsa mot stated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-12-02
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FaANcIsco, Nov. 3o--The Legisla-
turc meets at Sacramento on Monday, when
tho senatorial contest will begin. The
Democrats have Is majority on Joint bal
lot
Reports from the mining regions are fa-
vorable.
The cotton crop is % per cent. less than
anticipated, but in spite Of this, planters
are taking four times ~ much laud for il AZ
before.
SAN FRASclsco, Dec. 1.-The track Of
the Central Pacific Railroad has been laid
from Cesco to the Summit, and through the
great tunnel over 1000 feet above the sea.
The frat passenger car passed through the
tunrel yesterday. Twenty -four miles Of the
track has been laid on the east -ide of the
mountain. With . fortnight Of open
weather the gap Of xix miles will be filled
up, when connection will be made with
the lower track, l3) miles east Of Saera-
nento.