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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-09-25
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ASTROLOGY.
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-15
a CARD.


C,,
e"'v' ~ u""'' : ein'.:, MaH served
49,, 49, u" ''H,'n' "r'Gr ''"h &"Io'-HSncrnl
iSV>, = - I',"''''E ~ -! ,hu'ti lro ltisv-
xxx, - ,,,,"'N ." ~, "t'"J 81 the
'V''"' N"Pp~ln% nc hai 'r"n M.siN-
H., ~ ~ - ','HT'tF' caIio,' nHoh
, ,,'',' =. ''''."HJ w" 'iS Mayor, Mho CoU.-
tcruaty accompanied me -, my special yc.
quest, and assured Ccucr,i Wil,ox tn1t
u'"ir was nU'h,n% iUcrnljary co. uuiu,ua
'"'% ~ inc lecture: that il vts r..rc Hu
historical! 3ulic uni rc,,uc1tcl linn 10 r..
NoN, tho ,,.,rg,t j"uhimti.u. Ii,r,ri.,i
rrniNlNl iim i'.a, Tie ..r..,is.t. I,,f,l,l. n
Il igya! I.Hi hura tolerated Yy..Hu, IN VIZ.
.tniH, AMI asked ~ COMMON Justice, ihot
"', ut "ui hGrr#"ajrnl from tu.y,.:ur an
address on Il SW'icc in no way connrr,cL
Mia the political issues o, the ,Iuy. lie
Sill refused. therefore lave 40 nltcr,n.
tive 'hGn 10 submit to his cHjc; uatil can
refer the mNticr 10 General EG.,u',cll. and in
therycu' o! bis rruh;hition Shall npp.,l
diyCcNy IN tie President or Nle iniiril
States, who Hlp aurc, n0lle man and VA.
Ir.". 80 he j., viii. ID Nc it,sticG sL,.'l
i"Nt'rNA%r inst'.hc6. WHOA ny pappr, lie
N!chmn M h'Iamag. was surrrossci hy
GcuerH. Truy.
cannot 500 Tho justice Of rpcrmittiou,n
r"striroi' liberty oi speech on ono side, and
douytnG it GA The other. What Il sncerac!c
has there been presented recently ia Vi.iu.
N. llUnncutI hns hccu tliuw"l 20 io,n, II.
VIII through the state, unl deliver himself
q. ihc most iHtl,BIHtury harunaUas; u,,.
~ "'i"on OF boston, has taAcn ,lr STUMP
tho extreme Radicals Haya i.v,,, Il uouYo.ti.n
j" iUch'AUiI ia w,ioh the nhlg Of uu,
I@nti 'E,yill a;3 M2$ .4n.'y ly .a VI 10
n'c'''I N,'crNt was va, mere any iH'er!eFchGc !
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j. w. CLoUa,
Captain 38t, Infantry;
= a. u. c. and Act. Assist. Adj't Con.
Official: Aloxaudcr Moore, Abide Camp.
IMronrAsr ClnorLAn rnoM rng IxrgnsAn

IMPORTANT CIRCULAR PROM THE ISTERShL
RBVENUB OrRiCE.--.A circular has bcen
issued from the otlico Of informal Rcyonue
concerning tho tax Of ten per cent. on the
notes q aiiy i3Tm, o;iy OF municipal corpo.
ration, which is as follows:
The second section Of tho not Of March
%, 1861, cnacts: "That cvcry national
banking association, State bank or banker
or association shall pay n tax of ten per
centnm on tho amount Of notes Of any town
or municipal corporation paid ont by them
after tho lst day Of May, 1867, 10 be
icctsd in the modo and manner in which
the tax OF tho notes Of State banks is col
! collected" II is understood that there is {
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-15

ExEMrT FROM 'iAxATIoN.---T Com
missioner of Internal Revenue has de-
cidcd that wagons carts and drays, mad o
to bo used for farming or lumber pur.
poses, and baggage or express wagons,
mado for carrying freight exclusively,
and not to be used rs pleasure carriages,
arc by act Of May 2nd, 1867. exempt
from taxation. = I;uyaSM Con$tttattona!-
Ill.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-15
Selected Poetry.
"DON'I STAY LONG,"

How many 81 loving heart uttcrs the re
frnin Of tho following lines, 'don't sta,
long" There is nothing of poetry in tn,
phrascology, but there is the touching man
nor in which the words frequently Gn>
voicc--in the 'ycarnins tenderness" fon,
hopes and deep sympathy Of which they
become the imperfect Interpreters Ills
experience in the poetry Of life and love
mast have been barren indeed who does
not find these lines thrill, like ll,c echo oi
cathcdl al music, to his heart Of hearts:
y look of yearning tenderness
Beneath her lashcs lies,
And hopes and love unn,,orahlo
Are shOdowcl in her eyes,
AS in some deep unrui'lcd stream
Are clouds and sumner skies.
She passed to early womanhool,
Frotn dreamy sweet cir. life.
Anu c: oSscu the rosy threshold. but
TO find hcrseifa wife
Oh. gontly Should he lead her steps
Along the path Of life
Ana as she clasps her small white hands
Upon his arm SO strong,
How often like Il summer sigh,
On n sweet pleading song,
She Whispers With parting kiss,
"Dclovcd one don't stay long.
It's almost always on her lin,
Her gcntlcst parting words,
Sweet rs the fragrance from rose leaves
When by sof; 22phyrs stirred,
And lingering in the memory
Like songs Of summer birds.
AND in his heart they nestle warm,
When other scenes amid;
lie stays not till she weary grows,
AND her fond cyc8 are hid
In tears which lie in bitterness
Beneath each yelling lid.
Aud Oh, how many hearts arc kept
But that love-uttcring song
There's scarcely one, who on lirr's waves
Is swiftly borne along,
But who has heard from somc dear lips
Those sweet words -''don't stay long
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Theories CT AIy6rtis;nr,

! a. :. - SNi" "t'N'' ~
'''eSo eH'"'t'ohS' particularly The last
n'G "oiof''''tiy Various nose vino dis
oo''r'co III advertising AZ al beng nov
700 lew Ior moh''e''' ono mon believe.
=; 80 "'''c' ''S'''S ~ E'"'"cat'oNi where a,
~" e"',' '', Pc''orS "0V'Fliae smother v hcr,
~ i" II, 20 ,,,'he n'o'"cE .h"h@ "d'vr
''s','S ''ye"''SS "nen oH mess 3 ~",N
"a'" ">y''sS .,,', "''H y Is 0o2 wac "Ao:h
! ~, '''i"N' '''o leVt'sr' ""F h2Hrirs II
I'.e L.'S' "'''''er "''''''''eer ~ NC ''"" one onsr>
,.I. 10 "o,e3 E o'' @ "'''e '',i;s.n, ah' another
."N's ,'.i, '.,'' " PIac 20 l''IH' " -" $r"icA-
w., ; " '''c "no'"tr er puts ms announcement
oi,l,. alJ"" WI, w., 'oo'nG advertise m"dcr
Nv '''" H't'"''y' "''" sp'''c MAKE snowy
c,;Ii c;Ii'"''H oc''S'o'''!y Lars" c't!r5 are
,,"t W 'cE US o"'s'uo OF newspapers. =
o' "',.''' '',''c nan" p''!s ~ 'he ieFiir5
"nu va '"o o''','' P"'"'e" 0ed w''''
Ss.'S 'ool'eo up s'c"'S ':o eyes OF
,n,. ,;a WV o.o'' = u''u'' WY Il, m"SQ"l-
'1.a'n ~. sa'1' '"o'i '''t'e" sU'r''h'y ABOUT
,,n,, sSvu !" 'o'.'o 'l'Fslt'''Es garments
lna' P'o,'"''''' '''' n'cf''S o' l""I"-rHO-
,I' sSop"S '''o weather SIC 's' OF cover,
- '' WI" o"'t"''S rom cF@"'i TO So!e, or
bearing sSn boards Of cn opoGi.,s q
nuisance IN the shape of ;,,} advertising
van hamts broadway, ana tae eulD
stones, The lrncr2, an ;ho very pave.
m"ntS everywhere arc a,ilamc.
III may be called accil%nta!, Dut,hc
fact Is that nearly AL Of tie large ior.
tunes made N trade during the last
tl'irtj years, botA III this country and
fnHi"AI, '.aTo beon made n coHMGotiol.
with rciaiataht ana Siudicd Advertising
Dts. Jayne, Drandrc+h, ana AVER Da.
VS. Pam Killer, !su&sIa Save, Bonncrs
Ledger, Plantation 5ltters Hos:cticr's
h'ttcr$s, Spa"id!nS preparrl Glue, llcl-
!oWays iililS, Eastman business Col.
icgc' ana narnum $ Mnsum arc good
r%'mn'"s. Inc amonn' OF 1Honry some
ume$ NH'a Tor adyert'sinS @ almost III
cT%"''n'io' some hrms haze expended
my thousand dollars ms single week,
ana even tehs OF Thousands .pon single
aoV'tt'SeMeh', bes'des hirden".& the
''"eeS' sovcr"l parties has their own
, Poe's '"u ADVERTISEMENTS writer, "t
''"o' 81 S'''''''"' M'Ssts. hE"&ioh - on
az al ioPJ'''o ~ nave sue. y man to
" n"''' @ '"oy pay '"Fee ,heHaSno dollars
''.o ~, oo''' ''Seo ~ 9oy.s!It& :.!t;$ pew con
forth anew Tho night bloonstRssa cSS
rcns:
'lhr secret ol Jud'c'oas newspaper
advertising may be briefly stated. 1t
consists not IN long standing ""v'rt'so'
mehl', w'"ch arc inevitably, place, III
obscure corners; put III SAott, 'F>sh
paragraphs, renewed lrrIncEt!Y, aud
r"'"eSn,nS III" interest o. rcAo'"g mat
Ter. 1ne"" arc lea0 lor tAc1 own $,tkcs
ana MAKE ne" customers as Wei as
S"'o" o'o ones
~
TWENTY FocH "uN" LADIES n an
y NE'Ni. \ +, W \ ATE ,o1'lloN',-ln oN' /" certain
si'&'i town not " thousand miles from
,'''A .'s:''', -: "'i'' 'noeeo near enough |,
Wv Nllilltl lIiV JclNil VI NlC'itlNi bCiCNiC5
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7
III !I;,, D''E'1. NJ. " D n"T Is 10 20 Zone VIZ
-. ~ LII D"G'cJ al" his 'lslt 70 Ali
-"
| nc W aSh'hS'oh C"Fohsc!c OF lat
"''nU ~ says:
nc i''eHuS oi J'il DAVIS, Ill thci
H,',. H,''s '''"to 70 secure his release, arr
i'MT'y Wy 70 gc1 lam into more trouble
,,,''' " I'>" II, nc '''TcS u" c"Sch"lrs OF For
,rS leSS 'io''rH' nc is ny no means set 1"
''"t', 70 P'ot another r'b"!!ton, as some
"nSoP'''SI'e'teo people seem to suppose
ir' SIMPLY passes from nndcrtnc conlro
v: ':'! '"e hs''ary AUTHORITIES TO the Juls
",'I'o" % me c'V'' courts lnaSmutl
"9 "c mas brch indicted lor treason
% mme'' !: a c"p!'"i ohrnccJ"St as much as
I.u,"o' i,'u rs: Is, IL IS scarcely possible tha'
,', uoEso o'locr"ooa wall take ba'l Tor hi"
w. "o' .:,i ~ comes 'lto court l" Una. case
~ "'', DC coi'W!I'ca |" jail TO await his
,m' "''ch ,'c Ch''ea states District
,''0rney I, ,at S''ali DC roaoy TO proceed w'tt
W s',o"'', 'l',nN his ,ric''os would
+, .',l ~, '.'"' '. nc snouio Sprno 'he summer
w.. i" P,I"s'."' ~ ""'tr'hS pace Exc ror'
"o", o' r'o,''oe ;'n rather '''i'h III inc it'cH'
=" "J"u !'". conc people, however, hey
In another place the Chronjcic saws:
We arc informed that the friends and
admirers OF jeff Davis in this CITY are
circulating Il petition TO be sent 10 tho
stern statesman" praying him to an-
Ply to Andrew johnson for pardon.
We hovn n,, .,o,, ,l;,,.
mcnt, bnt wo should not be SURPRISED, il
II Is headed by the editors and prorric
tors OF the H,ttAjycmctr They are de-.
tcfm!nrd to buckle lprtunc' on JeN'
o"rE against his will.
Inc correspondent 0! the Baltimore
S"n writes:
~ dispatch to the New York 1vuacs,
SAYS MY. Davis counsel are prcpar.
lhS l'r ms expected release very midas
tr''"S'y, although Judge Underwood is
N''"W', 10 ho!d that treason is not II
oalia"tc offence. Bail vii! be rendered
III inc sum oi s'l0C,0o0, and The two
s,'re',cs 5, 'lrst offered will be Augustus
Hc,r'l ana Horace Greeley
W ASil'NGToN, May J.-Iha friends
Oh Mr. Jefferson Davis have seat I.;;A y
I1I"cS' '!!aI nc iornh'!iy petition Tie
1,! ics'urh' iof pardon. Cnited States
o'S,''c' Z, - '"or"ry Chandler tonight
','eo Il "fit'cn request with tho trrsi.
ue"C 'or an croer on the commandant
UaT,SS D TStGSS - siSc NlHnroG L9 .,,r,,"nI r ~
case process shall be issued to brme the
prisoner before The UniLcl States Cir
cult Court of Judge Underwood. Or.
dcrs will probably be Issued in accor.
dance with ;nat request to morrow.
The impression prevails tha, when Mr..
' ,aJ l,S, - ~ w. w." '''1 c.'s'o"y y. ''e a.
,i,,o nr ~, "., ~, ''', r.;J,J ",'HIs "'"" ,nno,
~ i,mo "n,,,.I ,,a 'n'' ,,%'"I"S ''.; NIrT M;
~ ~ "",o .I.''''' N.Y. n.y. S S,.s '''sU''e', '''
1,n n;,L"" n"".',r:i I'~'>,,'I' r"" ~ H.
ncr,snI n,J w. n,,,.:t ~ ";ta ,II I ~, - '
on,r ~, WV ~ n', "'''''I'''H ~ l,'1";o ',"
=, ,,Lmsn ,,",'-I,. I -, ~ WI 4,,''>'''' 90
~ 0''.1. -. ," .s.2 ~ '.'
IIoy. ~. ". lioYcE OK RrcoS-
srEUcrIoN.- Bovcc, formerly re.
from Souh C,ro(iI,o IN
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mo. AZ

! The lnaain War COMMENCED in Earocst--.
furious Catalogue Of Things Burnt by
Hancock,
T"c Io!iowing contains the latest.
news rom l'u!cock's j expedition against
The iMlianS:
"t,NYI NILES FROM NoRr LAnHEp,
KANSAS, April 2l 1867.
"rncrnl iiaococN apparently waited
'or The ,'Nngs Of Tho Gopreiations and
m1r1cr8 veu,nttcd by tho Indians, chi,
r&"y conrmcd by General Custer.
tlaaL nISht, per courier, he received 1t.
Inc letter was dated Fort Hays, April
-, and stated tnat three men had been
| lnuT""rod, stalpGd, dc5cmbowrlcl, and
,''en D"r0i and that lhrco stations
lma'N with y; haystacks, stables and
"nt buildings, burnt to the ground.
ScAt morning, which was Yesterday,
a!icr t''" official news, he ordered tho
Whole Indian village to DO burned
Three companies Of the Thirty-scvon,h
infantry VAS detailed and marched to
The spot They made six large stacks
Q! everything to be found in the camr
winch was Of very miscellaneous lc.
aGrp!ion.
A'iAc same moment they were set
on lire The heavens appeared black with
smoke. The prairie also caught on fire,
and with Lightning speed it lushcd on
ward, borne along hv fierce gale which
was 'hcn blowing. For GO miles around
/! served rs u terrible beacon. or srn,l
to th" lNdia"a OF the fate Of their hclov.
ed village. The following is list of
the articles burned: 21l buNnio-robr
lodges, 0I2 buffalo robes, A3G bone sad.
dies, 135 trarcstlcs, 297 head mats, l0l
axes, l9o kettles, II !ry;mg-pans $50
TIN cups, 30 whct stones, Il2 sacks OF
paint, oS water kegs, ovens, ii Grub.
L!nG-boncs Is co.lcc-miis, lIl l,ript
ropes, l22 chairs, a03 par.nrclcs, Is
cUry.comba, 81 coffee pots, lG hoes,
81 Ticking rous 10 horn spoons, 27
crow'bars, - brass i,et,lcs, II hammers,
" stew pans, 10 drawins-kn,vcs, %
spades, !, scythcs, 3 files, 10 brides,
$ pitchiorhs, Is loa-!Ictllcs 90 spoons,
10 knives, lC pickaXcs, sword,
hayonct, United States mail bag with
letters, which were sent 10 the Depart
monU, Il stone mallcts, lance, 33
wooden spoons, ~ door,mats, OF flaps,
as raw hide ropes, % meat stores.
The whole is supposed to amount to
M H2 , .! : 90 600 -. .nr,,il " l.,rs L.
they Will ever recover. 1t
Will require 1t least the ski,.s OF 5000
bnilaioe5 10 make up tho sum total Of
lhos. tont5. Hullnlocs arc scarce now,
and t'oy arc rapidly diminishing from
Nc iacc OF the great hnd-sca. They
drew this terrible visitation on their
iaad3by their deep duplici'y. There
wclc r.,cs Of old clothes in the camp, Of
Which q true inventory was not taken,
and il Is truth TO state they wero greatly
ani thjcliy infested with those ''littlo
hogs" generally found inlcsting in
more or less degree, dirty persons and
dirty heads. Whcntho bonfrcs woro
IT. Hancock, ~ tha, act, declared war
lu iln knife
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MihiTAl,E I.;yIlGaGhrvG.

II is wcu known that Mr, l.. E!ycs FOL.
lrrL was 10 have delivered at HhlLaynontc
Hall i"", night lecture on "Eouthcrn
ChNnlry.' The lecture was not dcliycrqL
mrr''i2e 81 the no#,'iy" prohibition of Gen
"'ic"X' commanding post, who courteous'y
"o'n,""o,eMl'" "s pleasure il. i,,c pcni,a,
to Mr.. Pollard through >ne tul,.iun, .s N,nr.
or Branch
The Following card from Mr.. Pollard cx-
plains ,!Ie particulars lu!iy:
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A SrEcrACLE.-An extraordinary
sight was witnessed in tho principal
London streets recently. Itathor moro
thnn Thousand Of tho most miserable
~r2acliea that over wore tic garb Of
humanity formed procession and
marched in silence from the ncighbor-
hood Of Mapping and Whitcclapal to
The ararocratlc quarters Of ST. James
and Bclgrava. There was no lstur.
bancc OF amy kind. Every man was
IN rags, and every form and face boro
tho marks Of privation and distress. A.
banner or two contained inscriptions
nIicaLivc Of their character and thcir
wants, and q few carried money boxos
10 receive any donations that might bo
bestowed upon them.
WHY, DO not know, but it was not
Gcc!acd worth while to prevent this
demonstration Oh the part Of tho all.
lhoriics, but the sight was one that
did not tend to add greatly to m Eng.
lislnnan's pride. These men, it is we'll
known, were only the representatives of
u body forty times their number, for it
has:bccn asccr;aincd that thoro are no
less than forty thousand in tho eastern
suburbs Of London, not ONLY ont of en-.
ployn,cnl, but reduced to tho extreme
Of lcsltution, and dependent on daily
charity for thcr morsel Of bread, or cup
Of soup that keeps tho flame Of life
aIight within their omaciatcd bodies.
1t is lrightlul thing to contemplate,
aud what is to be The ond Of this slale
Of things Heaven only knows.--B Boston
! Cor. CAi'cayo Jonunak
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I[aln's effort to induce Gen. Grant to nu-
thorizo Gen. Sheridan to set inside tho recent
election Of tho Mississippi Central Rail
Road, and ousi Gen. Bcaurcgard, President
of tho corporation, has bcca successful
Gen. Grant declines to oimioriorc, and refers
tho applicGntg to the Prcsidyu,.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-15

Tho latest novelty is a dog who has
Il whistle growing at the end Of his tail.
lie calls himself when wanted,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-15

yHr TRfiL or MIR. DAY 8.---On Monday
ncx, the Unifci States District Court meets
ia Richmond, Va, and motion will, it is
supposed, De n,adc to proceed 10 tho trial
ofJcT. Davis irnihciiatcy. The prcscn;
Indications arc that il viii 10 denied, and q
further poG!pcnomcni viii bc elected. An
effort to procure Mr. Davis release OF bail
win also he made, and tic advi5nbiliiy o
granting j. is being considered. Tho Tfl
Lanc's Washington correspondence says ''i
Is asserted on tho very highest Gu,borily
that he Government has offered 10 relcast
Mr.. Davis on his own parole, but that ht
has positively declined to accept his free
| dem mmiass III: game IS umcnn4i!!onaMy.
! There Is reason TO believe, however, that il
| Mr.. Davis were released l!c would mako
voyageto Europe.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-15

Over one hundred barrels whiskcy
were seized in Richmond, Thursday,' by
one Of tho United States RcvcnUo de-
tcctivcs, for alleged violation Of the
Revenue laws.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-15

"'I,hc secret Of julicious newspaper
advertising may be briefly stated. 1t
consists, not III long standing advertise.
mcntg, which arc inevitably placed in
obscure corners; but i'll short, fresh
paragraphs, renewed frequently, and
possessing tn" interest Of reading mat
ter. These arc read Tor their own sakcs
and make new customers, as well as
guide old ones"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-05-15


X DUEL AND FARcE.-A singular
duel has just taken place in Berlin
between a joumcyman silycrsmith and
another artisan. The arms selected
wcrc bottle of sulphuric acid. The
arrangement was that whichever of
the two advorsarics threw tho lowest
with dice should swallow the contents
of tho vial. Chance favored tho sill
vcrsmitl, who Immediately poured
out glass of tho liquor and handed
it to his adversary, who unhcsitating-
drank off the liquid, but to the aston
ishmcnt Of his antagonist, instead Of
falling scnsclcss smackod his lips
and asked for another glass. Tho
seconds had acted OIL the sensible
idea of substituting arracl; for th'
corrosive fluid. 1t is hardly neccssa
ry to say that the affair terminated i,
a reconciliation.