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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-10
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AT recent election for Mayor Of Paris,
West Tennessee, Mr.. James Guthrie rccciv.
cd but ono vote, and was elected
4 man by Tho name of Tease has married
q Miss Cross In st. Louis. There is good
show for coulmbial bliss.
The fact that next year is leap year adds
60 200 TO the English financial estimates,
that being tho amount Of one days pay for
the forces.
CNnAM,rY The Richmond Diapaich, Of
Friday, notices three explosions at The
Chester coal nit. in that %aatc. by which
sixty nine people at work there were kill
cd.
Ia shooin" horses that nrc employed upon
the pIrrmcnis OF iioS;on, y cushion Of lnhia
l"H"2r has Of late Lccn placed between the
Shoe and The h0or, aMd Will, very satisfaction
~ results.
Bomncts from the skin oc the cobra di
cap"iio, and lpiic8' NUTS made of vulrrr
down. are among tho articles semt from the
Cape of Good iE.pc TO the Paris Exhibi-
lion.
nHhrW or Az AcEp IMpy-The Spartan
hurg TJyrsSS announces the demise Of Mrs
Morgan. ncir Woo,lruil' 81 in that District
OH %un'i,.y last. She was over 100 years &C
'"gc. pnc hy one, thcsc monuments OF "yo
0Intn time raaa away.
The Bvyton TtnSc'm is telling political
secrets. 1t says: "Sumc Of ohr heat Re-
ruh!ic"ns t'yorCd Gcn. nut!cr's election to
Con. .,,c's on the ground that, during tho
first session, he would break his political
neck "
Tho Atlanta (Ga.) IRA states that General
j nhu Breckenridge has ADVISED lis friends
10 accept N good faith The ;&hcr'nan recon-
to" h,ll ~ the shrcst and only laolc of rc =
storing The country TO rcatc and quiet
y raris correspondent sGys; g.! j.icurcan
luxury l.;ls found II new Isc iNr towers
Eiolcls arc eaten with crc2m and su.ny.
rhc other evening, at an Apil!au ..nncr.
| Hiyon hy Il merchant, thny were tnllhcom
! irg. fHr% were very nice; the yiylg,3 tas,c
! as they sm>h."
| i is announced. on thc authority or our
! OF the "iirrr; o! lic Ba; k OF IL lama.
that, Gin is dealings with tbs uri;yd
! states, tho bank has never lost q dollar hv
. M imGyicnn." The larrca, note cvrY dis.
counted b. Ills halk WAS 81 "riccc OF paper
for 1SGO, ,NJD-mhomt 1000 900 IN gold.
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y. c. Brown, of Mi&sis$rpi, is ont in
q letter urging tho Alissssippians TO
accept the reconstruction BILL as the
ccon1uerors have Tho right to lcgislate
Tor the conquered, and the latter have
no ri%hts which the former arc bound to
respect.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-10

GEN. BGaUREGaRD.-Thc lcttcS oc
en-. Eeanro&ard iapretty muclb. =
that Of General Lon%strcct. IlcE
cCp'f The Sitnation, advises tho +
ne 10 act, and drinks the rrcodm
$Ay =; be an clement OF strength to 4
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-10
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
FAIRFIELD DISTRICT.

IN tho Court OF Ordinary.
By Jamcs Johnston, Orainary Of Fairfield
District.
WHEREAS II. A Gaillarl, Commissions
w CT in Equity. has applied to nc for
LETTERS or ADMINISTRATIONS on all
and singular tho Goods and Chnucls, Rights
and Credits of John Bricc, late of tho Dis
nict aforesaid, deceased.
These nro therefore TO cite and ndmonish
all md siugnlar tho kindred AMI creditors
of the said deceased tv We aud appear be-
fore Inc nt our next Ordinary Court. for the
said District, to be holden at Fairfield G. II :.
on tho 10Th day of Mn,c 10 chow cause if
any, why the said administration lhould not
he granted.
Given under my hand md seal, this 10Th
day of February, in the year Of our Lord
'SG7. aud in the ninetyiirst year of Amcri.
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Dcmornst's Monthly Magazine.


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ry, and a constant succession Of artistic
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No person Of refinement economical
housewife, or lady of tastc, can afford to do
without tho Model Monthly. Single copies,
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cents; either mailed free. Yearly, S3,
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with the first premiums to each ubscribor.
Address
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Dcmorcsts Monthly and Young America.
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mar 2l-lt
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RULE TO PLEAD.

HULE TO PLEAD.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
a. .. Gaillard, Assignee, } Declaration
vs. =;
Sailing Wolfe. Attachment.
WHEREAS tho Plaintiff in this "o,;o,,
oca; o" on t"is day file his Declaration
ngaint Sailing Wolfe The Defendant wI" 10
e'sent from and without tho limits Of RI tb;s 10
@;Gso' ,,;s. Cas 1t is sad.) md having neither
wlle or attorney known. upon whom =
uId:, uGpy OF Inc above Declaration with rule to
p'o"a 'hcrcto, may he served: 1t is there
ioro IN pursuance Of tho Act Of tho GenoroI
!: assembly Isl; of tho State in such cases mndo
,nd 2, provided, Ordered, TINT tho Defondant %
'p 'f 6sn%on p.end thereto on or before tho 27tb dny
md acknowledgement will bo thon o;n"m
md awarded against him. e''0"
Clerks Ollioc, - u =
s. O., 2Gth Oct., 1860.
oct 27-le3m1y
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-10

IIENTr OF PHnx.--T St Lois
P'ce Cnrraat publishes the animal ~
port critic pork-pachiu$ in ,th4 4Nol
nc total nUmhor of hogs was Az.
-, against l,T05,G55 last lason
! : gcnoral average Of wci%m v"<
E". ! pounds, against 23l $40 Auds
s.at season.
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RULE TO PLEAD. D-----'
Inc !. State Of South Carolina.
FIELD DISTRICT.
IN ruE COMMON PLEAS.
Sailing y Wolfe Attachment.
w hEkEAs EakEA tho Plaintiff did on Tho 18Th
iy Day. Of November, 4. D. 1864 Si Sla
his declaration against the Defendant 'o OH h.o
, !as IL Is said) is absent from md without
.no . nm'.s Of this State and has Mother wifs
nor attorney known within tho same ,nnn mon
whom q copy Of thcsaid declaration mipbt &
be served. ~ ~ ~ 8hs
s.nd. II is therefore ordered that the said De-
ueo'aranon on or before the 14th dav of Nc
yember, se1 A. D. 1867, otherwise final and M ab.
sv,a,S svsosS:S judgment a will then be given and
c s. Is. CLOWNEY. @. c.p.
oicrk' eOfcc, Fairfield District
Io.h November 1856 nov 1e9m1y
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

a VT persons having demands aroins, ,no
"a hi Estate of II. q. Daily deceased. viii iI
mnho"t delay render them in pronerlw
n,tested to james II. Rion, Atfornn,y
"lhhsboro; or to the undersigned, -
ANDREW McDONOLD.
,GS. nj, -, Executor.
MS The Chester Standard will publish
this Office H 'oAo olli 70
mar 20 kim
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-10

Two-story cars are growing in favor
on the European railways. The low
en- story has compartments in tho
English style, and tho upper lis OF, Tho
American plan. Tho whole height of
the carsisabodt fourteen fcet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06
SPOKEN.
Osprey-bug heice lor Aspl1NAL
DOMESTIC PORTS.

steamship Louis New Orleans EQUATOR
Newlok; bsTls Maria, Maao; Teea hAtsnIas buss Ida j.
Raw Remedies: aceua Remeios Romops hatsnyss; Branch
Arroyo Erab0port sehrs Constitution, Gsron Louise
A. johnson. Nev.Oreans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06
STATE OF NEw.YORk,
THE NEW LICENSE BUREAU.

Within few days the new License Bureau, au-
torzed by Legislature viii have been organized
by the Board Of Police Commissioners 1t to consist Of
one Supervisor Of Licenses at salary not TO exceed
s. 900 per annum and I've assistants who may receives
$1,000 each. The new supervisor will probably be rnS
present Inspector OF Boats Mr. George SheldeD INC
new Bureau will be located in No sos Muberryst few
doors above Police Headquarters recently occupied ~
Judge whiting as the Street Cleaning Department The
n a Oh viii & be vested in capt
Bracket of the Twenty siXth Precinct ana only Inoe
passed upon by him, engaged IN suen oceupaons' WI"
Within the past year great deal Of dissatisfaction hay
been expressed by bOamen and others at the sngency
the boat laws and many really innocent persons NAYS
suffered its effects The law as It stands at presen
reads that no person SHAH boat without paying
license fee OF g. whether he for business or pleas
ure and shall have the number Of the license pa9ted
upon the boat No person, except he be employed om
board. is now allowed TO communicate with passenger
vessel lying in the harbor and for violation OF hsla%
protect the newly arrived emgrants from boarding
house runners and other sharks put IN many cases mas
persons whose relatives had arrived at TINS port ana not
yet Has Se o e de Of the Containing
the relatives whom they had so ana1ons'y eI-
before magistrate were fired the full amount and ik
default OF payment committed 20 prson no dsere
this kind In other ways law has worked badly and
II has far modified as to allow the Police COM
owners OF vessels stevedore aud all Others whose egt-
mate business may require them to visit vessels eithe
arriving or departing from this port on the payment OF
Is per annum Permits win also be ssued TO persons who
may on occasions wish 10 vlslt vessels lying Inv
the stream and for this purpose the officers who are on
duty along the wharves and piers Will be furnished with
blank permits be filed up, aud good only for the day on
which used All licensed bOatmen are required IN fnure
to a metal badge, somewhat siInhs W aioso
worn by hackmen, and bearing the Worns
licensed boatInan." aud the number OF ho ~
cause issued to wcarer The passenger ana uhm Doat
will be painted I'm different coors so that they may PES
easily Observation-Disclosures passenger boats pun ana mo
Junk boats green The licenses are not yet ready for de-
livery but Will be In few days and in the mean tme
annlIeations NAV be handed I'm 10 Mr. Sheldon who for
~, reant s Iocated IN the Chief Clerks office at Polts
Headquarters. Each applicant will be rigdly e1amined
and ,nust Give evidence Of his proficiency in handling
heat I'm rough weather in order that the lives OF his pas
sengers may be endangered and must possess far
moral character Failing In these particulars his apple
cation will be rejected Capt. Brackets Office is st
located in the basement OF the City Hail. but viii be re-
moved in few days TO the building In MulberTyst
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tasc for average lots and 1Od25c for NIppeaaS S
New Crop Connecticut Filters, 5GOcp "l"iP04'
IStc and Fine Wrappers, lb03Oc' II. v,or,ct Cor
E0oIwe have s to note very 41Gt, ra and the
Don ,,e, irSes heavy We quote follows D0nesuo
Pieces at Native and O9egud n 5sSSc for
& ,icod MeTiuos and 65O75c. for Saxony FleeScs
sSsc for NO Pulled aoo5 SSo, ior for 0 Common
40, ma NV California. 06lOc. for Fine d0r w
1,ao for Texas and American Combng at 56e5c p
oTote Foreign as follows South American a. and
ToSron WasLed SPARE. for Unwashcd hesI6a Cor Cor
Nerino. S5aiOc for Washed Entire Rios; 2z1iian
IInwashed Creole aOG46c for Washed CordoVa 1,e of
=, y, &c for ITuwashed Mestiza and Melh0 Ca ilsEc
Good Hone 35a4Oc for Unwashed; East lnuh, ed aud
Tor washed and African at 26a5Oc. Tor Oh"
WIIIsBY-The market quiet small sales s ~ 90 and
IN bond nj 29laSOc, and COntraDand NJ g %"'
also on private terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

ELECTION OF ROAD COMMISSIONERS IN WksrCHhs-
r A., election for a Road Commissioner for the town
81 Uosbos,er Westchester County, TO MI tho vacancy
cousod Inv the death Of James Twaites was had yes
tcrdov ar the Town Hall. one hundred and thrtytw
nolIed of which James W. Lewis received 1909
w - Ravens 6; Thomas Twates, 3; VIM II. Benson, III
ond one blank The vote was very light the eeeroS
Causing but little Excitement Mr.. Lewis psJ(e0esgstc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

Urn GOODS.

Urn GOODS.
KINzEY' ONLY STORE.
No ss BROADWAY,
R ETs ST,T Dy EGon
POPULAR PRICES.
500 CASES STRAW GOODS ,,,,,r,ov
LADIES, MISSES, AND BOYS HATS, ,,nnovO
yEJyBTs: GRAPES, AND ID SAT- saIiSs'
FINE FRENCH FLOW bhS.
1000 PIECES DRESS TRIMMINGS ..
BARGAINS lS HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
' " GESrS; SPLENDID KID GLOVES 81.
LADIES' FRENCH KID GLOVES, 6Jc., 15e' ST.
'''0'' '''' ''''~ BUeLE GIMPs AND TRINeEs
WIN. KINzBYSs,
SECOND DOOR ABOVE BLEBCKER-sT.
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
~ AT VERY Low PRICES FOR CASH, AT
cLo gF2. 4 auS WAa i fH5S
BysiSEss siifs 81 Sc SIS $40 and so.
cIoTIIiSG MADE 10 oRDBR ~ ,,,,,.
'0 ~ ''I B e1s SSI Houston and BeeeAeIsls
IL. sF ToW C1r ERsDE
,-,ns Loo CASES s Stray Az GO. G9oR SHAPES
mn assortment II bs 9usiy Ribbons Velvet Ribbons. y.lvst
Trimming The novelties, Buttons Notions French
AT POPULAR PRICES
DEscHAMFs BEST QUALITY FRENCH
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
AT POPULAR PRICES
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, LINENS, .
WHITE GOODS T di6YHl HOSIERY AND
LACRs AND EMBRoDERIRs,
GENTS q FF p9yIiIRE tR SeGRS &C.
No 90 IAbst. between 9th aud C.hayea
Nos 2oi and lo6 9th
Fourteenhst and 9Th
II. H. MACY NOW OPENING
1000 BOZ IAR pf SHsr Kin '1 SLS SkDhESs
ALI SELECTED SPRING coLoRs
h''' p' &c. es Pcure-nthst bet Finb and sh,bar.
Fouteenth-s, andsi Ith-ave
GREAT EXHIBITION, 1867.
PARIS
Ia coMPAGSTB LYoSSAIsB,
a. BOULEVARD DIES cAPUCSEs ~
OPPOSITE THB GRAND HOTEL
SILK STUFFS,
MANTLES, vISITES. CLOAKS, &c.
PRINTED MUSLINS.
LACE,
INDIA & FRENCH CACuEMIRES,
FANCY TISSUES,
WEDDING OUTFITS.
Tie CONPAGSR LYoSNAsE Ia, the honor 70 inform Americas
Ladies t., ieT Establishment wareToOn' for the Inn
MEDIATE Cugon srd Mslhp Dresses IN tie frss style Of Fa'hon
,Dj most elegant Patterns
DRESSES
READYMADR AND TO MEASURE
Sine, rs foundation tbs CoMPAGSB LYoSSAIsB has not ceased 10
ocupy % particularly seles Of taste and Of 'ups
nor quality eonequenty this Company uhsed 10 Paris and enjoys
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SHIPPING LNTELLIG ENCE.
poRT OF NEW YORK. -. MRS

CLEARED.
s,.,.sL,o psreire pr nuchesne IIayre g. Mackenzie
s,ss,ashn Tybee Caulkns Galveston, SpOfoui Teon 90
S,aIP Cen Grant Couch NewOeans. II. d Cromwell 20
s,sship Nan Jnriuto Atkins Savannah Garrison AieH
S,ss~siip Granada Beanley, Charleston A. Lesry
s,.s,a.bip champion Murray, Charleston x. H. McEtu
s,shp Ilen n Terry Chaplin Wilmington Del, a. nooo'peeh
s,ssmslip VALLEY City. 1uniu Alexandria, J. Hard. -
Steamship Niagara, BiaSem~h NV'loA' wy i"H' -NN ~ "
[ Met'rsa1y 4 Go. , pt.t.-.-s
Steamship laiteras, Aleiahuei No'"iAi ny AN'' ~ N'
Iiyingston Fox 4 Co. ,,,,, n,
s,oss XXX PaucoBa Sherwood Portland, J. T. Anes
s,ssn ip Wamutla Fish New. Bedior, ferguson Wood
st,smbp MlnnesotA tBrl Harris Liverpool Williams Guion
stssra.iJa Nedway D. Harris Antwerp, Hitler X o.
Steamship Necus, bealse, boston W r. 'su',- -, , ~
str,w.bn n G. knight Denrg. WsShingou, smith hroWn
Steamship kry Ni llathofn boston brhl'I
E,ssGskl lg6a lnfA crsig GLASGOW, f@gsA Na.AsxaS sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06
GOVERNMENT LANDS.

To the Editor Of The 1ftbHAs
SIR: In THE TRIBUNE Of April %, under the mead
ing Buy Land" Is interesting article, urging al wno
to buy themselves a home VIII you 'hioush 'ns
medium OF your journal recommend Responsive agens
for the purchase OF Government lands-one VINO can ~
ali necessary Information with regard 10 sliuaon
etc.-and much Oblge. AADi "'
Ma,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06
r1SSENGERS ARRLHED.

PROM BRENRN AND SOUTHAMPTON. May A-Tn steamship
UnionP sulmann H. e. Snmeyer, H. fre,se and v George
Ke family Edward Vacher de ia Crane Marie iem' ss u
Ra,er and e K Roth Thielc C. Nogelcf g. Sehwe
ier c. Hinkep aud family g. Siercui schmidt g. iotnger H.
Hseb and Wife X SCHNEIDER Mer Auna VOshaste L. kessl
G. Ropke j. h Sehmedi H. Becker AeI Hoffman, lsHmsnn D.
Kaiser and family Kaiser Muhbergrr kemeeken o. Sehwars
I1ss 4 Echsemer Rngehnr Q. Won Seso, h. K!sa, Jean
Bbauuer Won Behr Meis Charlotte Mes Charlotte Nles, b.
Kule a. Flock w Phillips and wife, g. Damp, W. pleAsn'
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RECEIPTS DE PRODUCE.

MayA-16S2 bills. Flour, lo9 Dds cy, CAS- bush oats
20 bSsh Malt 500 bush Barley los bush Gee ~ and
Ashes 80 bbls. Pork % pkg gu sptroleun 800 pkgs
81 Lard, so pkgs. Eggs 1,454 poiS' y
Butter, 1880 pkgs Cheese, -rur,xzasrE-uunu
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Dlpi0en0 Notifies.
Chances for Business Glen.


A RARE opportunity is offered for . business
N man or cspitaf with thousand dollar 10 obtain INTER
the sft and profitable manufacturing businesses "a
country by patent Apply 40 28 Fuonst Room IL
NOR SALF-A Wcll-established BUSINESS of
IS years standing consisting Of The entire stock HORSES and
TEAMS for Hauling Marble aud heavy Machinery Satisfactory
for selling.
Apply 10 No. ga North Broadst, PHILADELPHIA.
MILL BE SODA SUGAR REFINERY,
w with CANDY MANDATORY and SALEsHOP connected
foarisng city, which th ter
minus railroads with shipping 10 the ocean viii be
case the premises u BE- gwen -
will remain partner u re 40
l63 Tribune Once, viii postal inod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-06

Snn MARSElLLES QUILTS,
I.tbUU BOUGHT At THR LATR -
PANIC AUCTION sALEs.
FROM a. R4CH AND UPWARD, At NJ
IOiiN fiFATHs No i5 CaIruine-s' Beeekerft
REAL LACE RTAINS from auction. half price
NOTTINGHAM lACE CURTAINS y! - per SCI
TAMBOUR WORKED CURTAINS, 81 20 pei Get
NESrlEtL LIZ LACE DE- per yarL
WINDOW liOLL ANDS. I'll shades, very chap ~
IIOysEKEKFERS SUPPLIED Wholesale
SIIEETfNGS I'll widths. very cheap.
l3I hsaYJ Slihi.I lSGN, b0c per JarL
PILLOW CASE MUSLlNS BE per yard
IlRAyY LINEN SHEETlNGS, ne ~ yard
PILLOW CASH LINENS. very los.
BOARDisG HOUSES SUPPLIED.
10a ENGLISH ALUAMHRt QUILTS, Al % haf puee
TIE Gtofte PRINCESS EUGENE QUILT, -, worth : 10
MARsElLLFS QtiLrS, ne cheapest IN the coIntgy.
TKAVY TABLE, LINEN o. az a. Soc. OIL prices
NAPKINS, DOYLIFs COLOKFD TABLE DANASk, BY the !ad
HOTELS AND STEAMBOATS, FtRSlSHED.
Resar. made LINEN and COTTON SHEETS irun auction.
LINRS CRASH TOWELS TOWkLISG, GLASS LINEN, ka
Rssdy made BID SACKS, cheap.
Asols bol aucon oT cash ei Tor ess than whole
DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODs
Tie newest style Tor Spring aud Summsr
SH AVIS SIAWLS.
sp'.nlM assortment q SHAWLS, or importation.
LADIES CLOTHS, In AL oolor. .
BLACK SILKS FROM auction positively Al OLD pucsa
SHIFTING MusLlSS. good quality, re. per yard
pa = rl.yii. q
ntSELLS CAsSINFRRS HOSIERY GLOVES. UNDERWEAR, &c.
LtBlSS BkSr KID GLOVES NJ y
STAIR CRASH STAIR LINENS. NOTIONS, LACE TIDES 6c
TICKS BllLAPS. DENIys CHICKS, Gnshams CAleoes, lie
All GOODS WARliASTED As kEPRkSENTEp.
Counr, dealers .ayplci siih cat len hs Wholesale
john HEATH, Dry Goods for the MILAN
No. IS CaTmnc ~. BieeckeT.
Paonfcrr Beeckers, sui siIihave Pa,s the door
l. fN ~ free
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ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAt
s,, Pi.s, 453 Sun sets.....7i0l Moon Ses
~ IiIGH wArKR
Sand. uook q. nj COWS island .l024 Hell Gate....
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5lnantidl.

JACKSON, LANSING AN an b, E I,3ao L1s1ors
~ fGe Michigan Central Railroad Company at tae since
ssl Ror until sth day Of Nav ne1t 81 " ocecA
a. & T Of 5OOl part thereof Of ouT lSI
BOYS issued Tor the first section Of our IOia % orcf with hSt
- AMI 10 he dc vered said Treasurer Of Ssn ue In .'y
az NAV and paid by bim on delivery H. a iAADh i
Jackson. Michigan April 10 no
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
IN COMPANY-NOTICR TO SIOCkhOLDhiiIS' ~ 81,
g wear win be the oee Of the Company corner OF onr'n
- sirtist TUESDAY the 2lst ds OF MAY next
The polls opened from y O'Clock noon uAl CLOCK p H. o.
to 20, rools viii be closed from o'clock q the 18th day
NJ r,t mill o'clock a. the pa dsy Of May next
New April p, lo6l q NtNpIhblLl, yt IIe1sureI.
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NrW-YoKK AND NEw.IAvEy RAILROAD CoNPANI,.
Corner T0urh-avc. and Twenty -seventhst n T.,
II. -. nrr. An..l

THE next Annual Meeting OF the Stockhol a.
c,f Ais COMPANY viii be held s.; the Merchants Exchange in TIE
f Of NIIayen On THURSDAY the 10th day Of May next at II
s'clOck a m. .,---,,,.--.-. u,.l
Say 81 meeting inclusive. g. IS CAhhahl 1ie'Nltnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-09

For the hundredth time, says our correspond
ent at the city of Mexico-writing on the 10Th
of July-for the hundredth time in its history
the "independence OF Mexico has been de-
clared established. If we are to interpret The
word as signifying independence" OF all those
noble sentiments and generous impulses which
govern nation truly great, independence"
OF the obligations of civilization and humanity,
independence" of The opinion Of all the rest
of the world where enlightened Christianity
prevails then. indeed, we may regard this hun
dredth announcement rs warranted 10y The facts.
and "a likely TO prove permanent. But If 1t is
intended to imply that the government OF
the so-called liberals, headed by the puppet
Of the creole mule driver. Escobedo, is firmly
established, the pron,nciamiento is as mean
ingless and as unsubstantial now as it was when
put forth by the ragged band of patriots who
stood shivering at FL Paso, in Northern Chi
huahua. ready TO fly at the first approach OF the
dreaded French.
The fac is, the mongr i barbarians Of Mexico
have never more strikngly exhibited their
unftness for seli-government than since the
United States relieved them Of the presence Of
the French army, and enabled them to conquer
Macmillan by brbing one Of their own tresch-
erous countrymen on the side Of the imperial
lists to betray him into their hands. From that
time to the present the country has run red
with blood, and the Mexican butchers-the
most ferocious when their enemies are the most
powerless-are demanding Its continued How.
We are told by our correspondent that another
batch Of fourteen unhappy prisoners were con-
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which already stains the soil of Queretaro, and
that General Diaz had angrily protested against
any further executions, declaring that the
country was already sufficiently disgraced in
the eyes OF the world by the deeds or the last
SIX months So heated had the Juarez and Diaz
controversy grown that rupture between the
civil and military powers was anticipated.
The robbing and numbering, for which Mexico
has always been distinguished, was never SO
general throughout the country as at the pres
ent time, and disafected and ambitious leaders
are springing up in every quarter seeking with
their guerilla bands to revOlutonze the goy-
eminent whose Independence is SO boast
fully proclaimed.
90 far from being firmly established, the gov
eminent of Juarez is resting over a mine which
may at any moment explode and blow it to
atoms. Bloodthirsty, cruel and arbitrary at
home, and insolent to friendly foreign Powers
it neither enjoys the affections of its people
nor the sympathy of outside nations. 1t will
go on from one enormity to another until it
breaks up into factions, each under It's own
leader, who will set to work destroying each
other, until every Mexican greaser now in
power shall have been shot or driven from the
country, to give place to new set of barba-
rians. The sooner the whole nation completes
within itself the famous history of the battle of
the Kilkenny cats the better it will be for
civilization and humanity.