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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-05
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OFFICE OT ruE United STATES LiRg INSURANCE. Co, }
TX TUE CITY o. NEg-iORK, No. 40 WALL-sT.,
YORK. November d. 1907

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that at ..
Meeting ofthe this Company duly
taV Al this Office following Increasing the Guarantee
s stock Of this COMPANY directing the time and mode Of
scbng paving the including the closing and opening
the stock transfer books, we're unanimously adopted;
R,sored That the Guarantee Capital Stock OF THIS COMPANY beh
same IN shares Of CITY dollars each shall be received At the once s
Con,nv No 40 Wall street the City o. Nesio SATURDAY
the Eighth February next between the hours ten ook
three o'clock and on acn succeeding Gay bNeen me sAHs
shall sooner value Of such share beng ty
cash dosrs
she At the such Subscriptions aud the balance bF
Sv dollars within business DAYS from and after the P
ofFebrua and the OF the rng guarans
capital hereby declared to have the preference such INSCRIPTION
Red That Notice Of the Capital Stoct
this COMPANY one Hundred dollars be- and the hereby
be published for period Of three months two daily
papers published 10 the CITY 81 NeS.lork
Roed That the books ofths Company BE- ard q
,,ue hereby directed Wednesday
day Of PebruarJ next noon until Wednesday fourth MAre
merit AZ noon By order NICHOLAS DEGROOT, Secreiary
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4 y the DIS RlCI NODhl OF the L4Nil ~
STATES Southern District Of New iokln the matter 81
CUARTFS a. NEly liant. Bankrupt IL BANKRrPrcT ~ the
,r York .ad District. On te 2 day o. heyemher 4 ID
IH 10 the Creditors Of CHARLES G. MERCHANT; laAe noie
that has been lied 10 sad eolrt by CHARLES MEX hANL
u NcsiO and state u New ork m
al, d6ct jgr declared Baaupi uujr the Act Crgess q
March m Discharge and Certificate thereof from Oh DIS Deos
and other Cans prnysbe nader said act and that the aen seventh
lsy December ook 40 Number 50 Fuestreei ia t1e
els said District before NJ John Fitch. Register IN
BsikmD;cy agued for the hearing n che same ahen andVhee
YOU mas aud any have why the Of the
sad granted and further AXE nore that tie Sec
aud ThTi General Meetings q The Creditors OF san VIII 20
a4d Place o the named u the lsrntI-
eyh m Tguteghh Sections ~ The Bankrupt Aco Narcl2 1901
L----LL GEnnnE p nELLN- q cL. nl ih. u-t g nrl
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Z 1 c6., 4 d Is ariIoa.-D,ie November IS i86I


~ ERAL THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY or THE PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH IL THE UNITED STATES v apply 70 10
d ~ session 70 be hed a. To
CAPITOL IN The CITY u Albany the d Tuesday - January l 10
m passage amending their Of Incorporation passed Apn
1922 10 enable them % and personal n " for the usr
n purpose. incorporation &C. and Tor extension u IT. An
income New York, Nog. ~. l36. MA laeowIh
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IN BANkRUPTCY.- In the District Court

IN BANkRUPICI.-In thc District Count
A Of the UnItel states fr tie souhcu Dhttct Of
SrsYot la the natter u T..yiD LUDLAM Jr. bankrupt
Notice is hereby given hata petition has been Sled in sail Court By
DAVID LUuLAM said District dl declared Bankrupt under
ne ACT ~ Cor.rc Marh 1901 for discharge and eercate
al his dht ard oher claims provshe under SAID act AMI
December 1907, O'Clock az the ohce q
Jtars Du glt e, Register ia bankruptcy, No. Berknanst 10
Co., C 81 ue 0r the hearing Of tie when aud
Who're who have proved their debts and other persons m
interest attend aud iok % they have ny le prayer "
be- granted and that the second Hui tlr
sin b. belt AZ tie tine and PaceDaci a
Nrt.York, O. tlr !,lh dag Of N0ytuhef 1867 - - -
t.rTr J.. ~.
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N Y. SUPREME COURT, City and County

NJ 7. SUPKLME IUUhI, OIIY HIIu NUIIIIF
IN. ofNex-York-JAMBs DRAKE, ALEXANDER KLRNwoRT,
EDWARD COHEN Plaintiffs, agt FRANCIS GOODRlDGB, sur
wing partner Of EZRA r. GooDRDGE Co.
You are required the complaint The
action Office the CLERK Of the Cy and Counts
York Hall said City copy Of your
said complaint the subscribers al their Office No "
Nsssan IN the City Of twenty DAYS aer the srTeo
exclusive OF toe day Of such service nd n yo
said complaint Within tie time Aforesaid the plantb
IN this action Judgment against for the Of hundred
cry thousand two hundred g dollars Sh interest oa
ne 6 dy Of October hundred and sixty be-
Of this aeonDaed Newton, Oei
90 1861. BLATCHFORD, SEWARD GRSHOLD
Plaintiff Attorneys No. - Nassan-st, " Y
The complaint 70 this 6d tie Of the Clerk Of to
" the ed day u HOys
Der, 1874 BLATCHFOkD sENAhD bhlShObD,
n28 lag6WTh PLAINTIFF ATTORNEYS
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N Y. SUPREME COURT.-JAMES DRAKE,
1Ns ALEXANDER KLIREWORT aBl EDWARD COHEN. plaintiffs,
AGAINST FRANCIS GoODRIDGB surviving partner If EZRA GOOD
RIDGE Co. defendants Summous for demand eoutse'
Com @ To the Defud5 You hereby summoned and required
which b Sled ohce
the CLERK Of the Cy and County Of NeYok at the City Hall 10 o
city and copy your the sad complaint Tho
subscribers al their dice No % Naaus, Negforf within twenty
days aer the service II this summons you exclusive o. The DAY %
and 'l 20 the said complaint within the nS
aforesaid the plaintiff ths Vl judmn; against iF
the sui ~ one hundred dollars With interest from tie
thirteenth Sepab,r thoHua hundred and SIXTY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-05
SUPREME COURT-JAMEN

~ DRAKE. ALEXANDER KLEINWORT, and EDWARD COHEN
Plaintiffs against FRANCIS GOODRDGE surviving partner Ezra
Goodndge Co.. Defendant summons for demand on contract
To the Defendant: You hereby summoned and
qued the complaint this action which viii be Sled Too
Clerk OF the Cy and County Of hYoTk the City Hal
aud Of the said complaint
the subscribers at their Office No % Nasaust Newrok within
AFTER the service Of this exclusive Of tho
day ~ such service; fail said complaint within
toe aforesaid the plaG this action will take judgment against
Of thousand dollars, with Interest from tho
fheenh Of thousand eight hundred aud Iyyen b
Of this ctonDated November -
1867. BLATCHFOBD, SEWARD 4 OkIsNOLD
Plaintiffs Attorney. No % Nasssu-st Newlort City.
The complaint this sed IN the once Of the Clerk Of s
Cv and County Of SewYok at the City Hall tie ga Of hoembe
1867. BLATCHFOkD, SEWARD a GkSWOLD
ma law6wTb Plaintiffs Attorneys
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sincere love Of nature not caught from imltaton
Of the poets, but inspired by personal knowledge and
memory, quickens the fancy of the writer and finds
utterance in frequent melOdOus verses. She moves
freely and naturally in the midst Of rural scenes and
her vocal sympathy with the homes and the hahtsof
the people will assure generous reception 10 her
volume in many an American household.
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IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED

\ The UIoIKIII IUIhl OF Tic UNI ID
STATES mrtle SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NEW lOkhIn the
Matter Of ROBERT g. RA1llBONE, BaukWpt-N BANNRurrrY
Az hc CITY NeN YORK said District on hg xh day o. November
ID Creditors of ROBERT G. RAIHEONE Take
tiee that Sled Boz said Court by ROBERT G. RAII
of sld Stse 81 New
Ymk duly declared bankrupt under the Act Of Con
s March 1907 Discharge ana Certificate thereof from a
pcb. and other Yr,ahe under said Act aud that the twenty
eighth Of December newt O'Clock At number 81 Nassau
street In e cts Nrslofk 10 said District before Mr. Edgar
Kctum Rrg,i DO Bonkrpcy, assigned the bearing the
attend and show n hac
the said Petitioner should he granted AMI flrAr
take Second aud Third General Meetings Of The Credit
Of said viii be bsd and place Tor the
named Twenty and Taeniy eighth sections OF no BinA
mpt 81 March p 1885, GEORGE y. bits,
623 lau3N ia CLERK of che District Court.
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\ lhc nIsrRICT COURT of the UNITED

n y 7
4 sTtI'r, tr uss SOrrHFRN DISTRICT III NEWNORK.-Gn
he natter q EDWARD kROLLPFEiFFER Baukupt-S BANK
urrrcA ODE CITY of New lo said District thr 9Th N Of 20
g. d. o17. 10 the If~to ~ EDNAhD hkoLLfhlftf
Petition has been tls boz said Court By EDWARD
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of e cts Of o. Nrs York and
state New lor. BOZ l District duly declared Bankrupt under Tie
lct of congress March lt pscae al Certificate thereof
III h prf end athc Claims ruae under sad Aci ard tat
bird Isy Of December 1901 90 O'Clock q Number 81
tLe Cy NoEiork SAID District before NJ isaih T.
Williams Register B,lkufts sssuui mr the bearing thc
and show II You have
ah t of tlc said Petition should not be grated Ana iit1er
The
OF M Bsukrupt win lei and place for zoe purposes
named TArnu seventh and laeu ,htl Sections OF Che BANS
,tpt 4,t Of Mach tt- GEORGE r. BErIS.
MS lauIa1h tIrik ~ The District iohrf
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-03

THE RESOLUTIONS Anour CANApA,--
The following was adopted by tho
House of Representative on Wedncs,
day:
"Mr. Banks also reported Joint
resolution declaring that the people
of tho United States cannot regard
the proposed confederation of the
provinces on the Northern frouticrs
OF this country without extreme solici-
tudc that confederation of States on
this continent. extending from ocean
to ocean, established without consult,
ing the people Of the province, and
founded Oil the monarchical principle
cannot be considered otherwise than
as in contravcntion of tho positions
and constantly declared principles of
this Go"clmmcnt, endangoring its
most important inter csts, and tending
to increase and pcrpctuate the embar-
rassments already existing between
the two Governments.
"After some discussion between
Messrs. Banks, Brooks, Wood and
Chandler, the resolution was passed
without division"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-03

PRICES FIrrY YEARS AGo.-Look-
ing over our file for 1917, says the
Portsmouth Jou,mal, wo cast our eyes
upon tho prices current of February
of that year, aul rs an evidence that
the presont prices Of many leading
articles have not gone beyond that
time, We give few samples. The
prices given are the wholesale; tho
retail were, OF course, higher:
Bacon, Is cents barley, $l.25 to
$l.50; beans, $500 to $3.50 per
bushcl; butter, shipping No. |, ~
cents: No. 2, q cents, corn, 81 90 to
R.lO coffee, 10 to 2l cents: cotton,
80 to 32 cents: Virginia coal. SO to
SIS; flour, $l4 to $l5 +; hay, $2l to
~ molasses, lS to 81 cents; peas,
$3.50 to S3; sugar, loaf, 25 cents !;
brown. | to Is cents; tea, Tyson,
Sl.79; Tyson skin, 81; Souchong, 6s
to IS cents.
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mo. II

The Boston Post, one Of the most
sensible Of ali the Democratic journals
OF the land, and one that loves not Rad.
lcal'Sm, in its issue Of the 26th, has a
long and very well considered editorial
article on the Southern Situation. ;"
The Post closes its leader with following
paragraph:
The salvation Of tho South as well as
OF the Union Is to be secured by its ear.
~ return to its representative rights and
privileges and The end of Radical rulo
nst ms certainly la'vns on the country
with the approach of the same event,
The rccen, rnnn!ar meetings held and
called in tht "ilr Southern cities, at
wh!ch bot, blacks am whites attend,
and speeches are .roely made by eac.
class, demonstrate tho spirit in which
these conditions laid down by Congress
arc 20 he mot, aud guide us to the solu-
ton Of this prrilous problem by the sur.
est way. The white mon at tho South
who have mn influence to exert, aro
oloarly going to use it Tor the safety and
advantage OF that section, instead, Of
falling back on a defiant Indifference
which at best ~",,ld only make their
situation much worse than it is. They
rightly realize, like saaacous people,
II is better, to retain The control and di.
rcciion Of local affairs, aud tho shaping
oI local sentiment. n their own hands,
than to leave a way open for the closer
INVASION OF passion and fanalicsm We
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-03
S3!ectei Poetry.
ONLY A DREAM.
BY A. J. NEQr!EH.

-
r., n, ,,,, h,,o,1 lin w
whcre Tic lilics blow
Asrhc Young Moon dm and lifted
Her reelected bow
h'yTN ana H's' Il cream OF beauty,
"'"' ''"'' '5''
Something made ,hc mill; white blossoms
Fren wh,or @r"w;
NonFl!'"@ %"'r '"r Hy'hS sunset
Ana ,nr;,h.I -, r,,n orn,.osu,a
Filled to overflow.
''JpG "MI at;nn NIX 81 ''"" '"SS''" ''S0'
yi,%r,s INN nr'.,,,o, .n,.c,s
Will. the sunsets 20;
Tc have loved is TO have suffered.
Nar'yrdom below
rv the ,alo h,yonl he meadow.
WMcrc The li,nns N'uw.-
O.thc l;iory bore t"at p%.shcl,
,,,N2.'e. Sl'", ever u, "
A." m,nv "n"m, yn,rs .,n ',,,' was '''"'"'
a.. ...r.,
From Tie Charleston Mcrcu, March aS:. !
-, e,.,,
'. -" 1'" :, >>' ",N''' "-''
Efo-n!hcAt AorchaA,5 Of Ghailalt9N'
J cstcrday nj Ole o'clock ~" follow
ing merchants OF Ijljs rl>r, " : LASH,
Andrew Snon}s ca" W Williams. T.
w Marshall, " & Walden, " J..
Trcfb"Im, a Crews, h ir"*, { i
Dunham, u + lirmIng, + } OlwSon,
y IL liavlrn. J i steele, 4 ) Drums.
N Strauss. +. i''ir@"n, called upon
General SckIrs a+lAe Citadel 10 pny
ihrlr r"Sp"r'S.
Mr. liaslm'l'ir"l'r"'i y {" other &"nisr
mon present t". q nr"'' 'S'cNi"-, an! On
ihe'f h2iAiI aH lrr$@rH '''n' NJ blows
i; b"hrFa' y" hi'F" rt'!'l upon
!. YOU not III oth"H % the 'l''H""S gene
rally, b"t On our own account 10 pay
our respects to Ipn rs EomNandIne
Il n"rH! ol ms Military District. II u
were Sl.tplE 70 express my own scntI-
mnniS II wonld b" n'n't"r q! 40 dItsi'
r'''N, pnI ~ am 'e''"E as 'h" expo
l'n' ~ n. lf'' @"n'Irm"n present, u
HaS heen 'h'h@h, h'S'to commit the'i
sentiments to wr'''A@ and take great
pleasure III reading them Coyon as ioi-
lows
NHN'fa' we nave 10 congEa"'A'"
"os"'N"' '"'' "n' 40 "1;i Nn'w'i a. or
j 9 rs v''rS"'f SH"N'h nnT" nr'"
"li|'H''G'' 10 N'o "o''''''''' o, ln'S S!'i''a'
y n"S'''y"
-" W''L, c"'"!.%FS' H,r' NoE"' ",'''
'?o'''',' 'S $"'''!'''G "a us n"S,l'|SS rem ,..
''S ny reason "' ne nhsHil"" poi''i-
'"' $'n'"S OF 'n'S Sec''",' o. '',' Ch'on'
,. - IS our "S''", uehe'"'' ana VT"
'l'''N we Ga" SPEAK ,'f INC. great masses
~ '"' i'''''' '''''' r. an '''sSe"S'"''' S"o"N'
.''So, @ '''''' e'e,S ''''N ,e ''''ue 10 res res
t''r i'I"cF '''" prosperity 70 our as
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-03
ANDREW 1IAMILroN,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
March 10 1867

DEAR Sir Your favor Of the 10th
inst. is received. The report to which
yoN refer originated with parties who
arc operating in gold. We have ir-
sjih;ed tho most thorough aud search
in& examination of Tho Currency and
bureau by the most competent men,
anGarc satisfied that the rcnort is utter
~ without foundation. We have no
reason to believe, nor do we believe,
chat there has been an oyer issue of II
single dollar
am very truly yours,
IL
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-03
The Rumored Fraudulent Issue of Gov
ernment Bonds

e!HWeHb D0nUS.
10 tie E|ttor "fMe UcruW
New loRK, March %, l967.-L
called on Nlr. Peabody this morning,
t" whose inspection J. submitted the
accompanying letter from the Hon.
Mr. McLuilocll with the inquiry
whctherit would not be advisable to
give publicity, to which hc replied
Chat in doing so the information could
not fail TO prove highly satisfactory
IN Europe rs we'll as in the United
states. The Secretary's commmica-
ton was written in reply to u sugges.
tion that it would be well to employ
experts of the highest responsibility
and of the most distinguished ability
to investigate the rumor with regard
to false issues of bonds and fractional
currency.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-03

A WoRD TO THE WisE.-.in emi-
nent gentleman, who considered an
advertisement in a newspaper as a
personal invitation TO call, once snid {:
"While some times hesitate about
entering a store, tho proprietors of
which have not thus sent their card of
invitation to my residence, always
feel certain Of a cordial welcome from
tho members of an adver iSing finn" +
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-03

cd ma Dcrourc.l-Sinyu5u I'ci
| dent.
We have 10 record a somewhat SIN
gnlar and almost incredible occnrrrDct
whicA happened here last wccN II wa,
| terrific combat between u swarm %
rats and their natural enemy II lilac!
aud tan terrier,
Near one Of our gram warehouse
situated on the river hanli, large swarm
Of rats have been int'H habit ot icusin.
| on the wheat which h"s been sca'crr
ayonnd. A. few days since Glack.and
tan terrier, grt'i & wind Of th" rcndrz,
vous, made an attack upon couple oI
r;sls that had v"n'urcu lpo FAR in'o the
open mir. Selling one in lis teeth, it
shook ii vigouroU<y. The rat Sqn"aled
pl'rons!v, attracting 10 'hc $po' Il, 0oHcn
or more companions. .ars" On seeing
HE situation oi affairs. rpjnrd N giving
the alarm. In less 'ina ''oM il taxes
rs 20 tel il, the ic arena ~H* taclt
witiI0 &war;h Of rats, G@ gU.r %.v"ral
hundreds. INC terrier, al er lISpLchmg
tlIi. first victim, charged iu;o III" swarm
wjih the evident determination Of scrv-
ing the Reminder in like manner
Bh for omrc II terrier was doomed 10
lie hni SO l,ng dovourcl at pleasure,
and in tricc lc was surrounded on all
sl,.s bv n swarm Of l,rocious brutcS,
anxious to be avenged for the death OF
their companion. Then cnSued the
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-03

How TO RAISE EARLY PoTAToEs.--
y correspondent of ,hc Germantown
Telegraph thus gives his method of rails
mS early pu.. o"s 81 thoroughly
plough the sroNmd rs carly as the spring
WI! permit, pa, it IN II nice condition
and strike out the rows the same az
corn, :hrcc feet apart and shallow
Then drop the seed about fifteen inches
apart and cover with hoe; about one
inch deep is su(iicicnt to keep cut frost.
and the heat of the sun OH the surfnco
soon sprouts the potatoes. ] generally
grow Buckeyes for early potaloes.---
There may be earlier varieties but not
good. Last season | used them con-
tnually from, he 9Th OF June and that
was before there was any potatoes Va
Tie market, except a few from Norfolk.
don't want any long manurcs about
my potatoes; would sooner hayo none.
This plan of raising potatoes IL equally
good for the late ones, OH stiff or wet
lands"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-03
Farmers Taxes.

M -, - -
ny ! 'n'i'''isS'ohc' u; ', O iH'EI'''i ICY
cn"c nv" ~ y SS','ns'o' mas 'c''''oFeo 'i'
'o',o",ns oec's,o',S -,
l. 'r'hrfS "'.l not PC required tt
i'"hc .''o'nS % PI"1hce c"hSome'
III ,"c't -, oM" iA'ne"'atc 'a"''ii2s"
;. = lhG farmers proH'% from sac q
hVc STOCK are 70 NC ionnd ~ 1rbuet
'h& rom INC SF2Ss ief2ip'S !or animal:
So'a III" p"ro'''%2 m'"'I pa" '"E N'
E""". "'i"'";S hI'c Doe,. i's' cur
my nc year pS "'a'h oFfI'b'ry, ln'
P0"ha'e money pa" ,"r Hi' %uth AL
i'"'S may De Ge""e'c' iFom 'he gro@s
'"e'"'G. o. ''' ''f"'
| D. 40 "e"GG''o''' '.''i NC MAGE hy
t"' '%rn'Grs' ior FaieH OF services rem
nS'cu 'y ms MINOR c"'I"t'"' whether
nc "e'1Ai'Y PalT 'oT S,'r'l services or
~ II MS "U"!' en'''feh work Tor
,,'"!' a''l rcccFeo compensation Tor
'iel' tnor, ,hey arc 10 DC regarded MS
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-03

A lady making enquiries ola boy
about bis father, an intomperate man.
who had been sick for sometime, asked
whether he had roga!ned lns appetite,
mo n,a'ana." said the boy, 'not ex.
actly his appetite is very poor, but his
drinxatite is as good as ever.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-03

The common school funl of Indiana
Is greater than any other State, amomn,-
iH& now to seven millions, and 'he school
system OF tlse State isa Of ftl,c best
Tho Legl >la'uge has lately made grant
of $4,000 to'the State University at
Bloomingdaie, which Is 5the fealuro Of
the system.
TnE FLooDs. s.--Tho river at Mem-
phis is forty three miles vide. Tie
towns of Helena, Ark, and. Ffar's
Point Miss, are still submerged from
-four to fifteen feet. The sInhabita}.ts
nre living in the second stories. Great
suffering aad dosti.u.ion prevail, :
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-03
The Peabody Education Fund Plan CT
D1,.,,.. I.

tees of tho Elucalian Fund for th,. bru.6i
OF the Southern and South western S,,,es
was concludCd las, week, and The Official
proceedings will soon be ruhlishcd Thr
Na,ioua aessous o. llc board took rl,co ~
; il!r Ftlth Avenue Hotel on the 1911, 2Jb,
2lst ard 22l vt this morth. The :o,lvwjn,.
nhn,c;i trustvcs were present: Slcssrs,
winthrop, Fish, Ncliyinc, Grant, Farraru,.
ltjYcS thlimd. Aikcn, Evnris Graham.
Magt!csiv. Riggs ) Wpimurc. Eaton. and
q. !. RuSSeU. ANcr the reading OF the
record oi the original organization. il was
found chat lami,ol fowagurs ran.a. though
Spmc misarrrcnrnsiun, was ou,i,icd fru,,
the rub'isnci roll. !, was daily placed in
its p!oprr ovcr. Orders we're received
from Nv Peabody ior bonds covering the
wholr ninount Of his gir, and they were
rc'cricl TO The Finance Committee.
'nIl discussion Of the subject before
the Board took place; the founders views
were clearly expressed, unda rcport from
tie committee Of investigation ant inquiry,
wa made in tbs Shnle OF rcaciuiiunc. Il
WAS determined that f&r The present the
lr,3ing purpose would create or carry on
PRIMARY 81 school cdrcalion. Normal
! schools VIII Dc established, or whore cAisi !.
ing' %ii!ri 10 prepare teachers AMI 70 en-.
az" Scholarships IL cMi5i~g soulhcra inaIi.
tW!"nS. T"Mom"ts education ~ urp,ra.
o'leci 81 the Holrd.
IHdsriho gWdnhc" OF the Executive
/ NCmm'iirr general agent Is To ov selected
! 10 thri! "Ui MT irah"hy's vcWS. Ecv,
| pr 'r&*S' OF Hr"wn 'Mrcrsity, wIs invsed
| to aGceN' ihe ONCE. iiH holds the invita-
on nn't'r deliberations. An Executive
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RalGoLISE.-r-,A, London Surgeon has
invented an article called "rhigoliuo,"'
from petroleum, Which will Lave all the
beneficial results Of chiorolorm, without
its>atteb6anL dangers. 1t Is applied ,ex.
formally, and rchders the part mers.blu
la ,pains About ten barrels of serlldc
oil are necessary TO the nlanuthctuD; ;ol
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-04-03

The projectors ofa flying machine
in CahfotDia expect 70 make the trip
ACROSS the continent in twenty forr
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