The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-01-02

being an ardent patriot offered II advance
handsome sums Of m,ncy Ia ANY Ur his clerks
who would volunteer for tic var, a,,l the
hero Of this brief narraiv, was one who
accepted the offer. lie went t!irJu,;h some
or iEc scycrc.t brushes Of the campnign
without receiving Il wound, foi;.li, ~ Feet
cric. sburg, T,ir Oa,ts anl other place, and
hc.l u subordinate con!,nunl during iicr.
mans great march.
At the close Of thc STRUGGLE he fell in lore
with and mnrric,! Il wealthy young widow OF
one o! our Federal Generals who was killed
\, Geuy>hurg Ancv hyir marriage the
! young laly wished to visit Eng,and hut
there was one little difficulty in The way
The $4,000 Ultimately, however, it was
decided that the wiscst course would he TO
| return the amount, and to The delight Of
tho Liverpool firm. they received the amount
| with five per cant. interest, from the date
Of the cashiers c!opemcnt
| GENrIE ANNA NGAlN.---Thr Boston
correspondent OF the Louisville Co"ri,r
went TO hear Miss Auna Dickinson 'rc-
tnrc, and was impressed lear what
The gallant you,l, says OF the fair
Yank:
And that reminds ne, went to soc
and hear Nina Dickinson deliver her
new lecture, which she calls "rhc Re.
j"ctca Stonc," but ;,ln urallc to Dis.
cover the relation Vile, The lecture hri,l
to its lih. Eu. Anna i Il Spri.hly
little cr,ss. and hasa HAT would
charm the birds oil';ha ~ rrs For thr
benefit of Your iAir cores srpnicnt. ikea
Luckirnn",' VIII lc>crihc her costume
in full. straw colorcl silk, with black
lace trimmings around her neck md
down to the waist in lront; diamond on
lr!l hln'i finger hair short AMI h,:Shy.
TaNrn ~ n wholr, she was exceedingly
nice anil pretty. I don't care il she "lil
pet Fred. Douglass, She IS prr'v, hv
iingo She hurled her rel ,c'"d br9,l,r
at the audience as gracefully rs David
, SLING his little smooth stone at The giant
She was severe OIL President johnson.
comparing him to all the lvran,s OF any
s'ano'in" III ancirn, or modern history
S'hr told about Dick Taylnr's making
'mIun men Dig their own graves anl
ahou, Barb Blackburni shooting two
lirlc Union girls. Sine brought nr The
God send Tor the Radicals, the New Or.
leans riots, also the Memphis massacre
OF school marms. In short, she led like
the devil. She vinlicA,cd Congress
and pointed ont The Only mode Of recon
construction, etc, rtc etc.
left, wondering how IL human female
could be so beautiful and hcwi,chng,
anl tell such whoNprrs
The i"liowin@ c"loTrl religious in:ci
liGrncc we find in The furnishing (ra.)
EI,':
An old negro Of our iowa ono of
the few who SAYS that he would rather
be- back in dc cabin in speaking Of
The new order o(,hmc$, ,c related Tie
following to one ri our OLD citizens: "l
tell yo'I, ole master it. wont do; now
m;n", ten You. Wh,, why, sir,
went out yonlcr dc other night to a
meeting, and dar was an ole black rascal
dat preached about hour, den surg
about hour, AMI hy t!is time it was
late in dc night dc seven stars was way
| mp vonlnr bat dat ole minister ob de
Gospil didn't sleep iii he had p,nnrd
one Of his white ncighbor's COWS and
took dc last drop Oh milk from her.
Fact: sure; it is dat.
The New York U,uM corrcsron.
1cncc from chihuahua, Jnarcz seat of
government in Mexico. is dated No.
vcmbcr 81. The Impn,iulis.s arc en-
gagged in withdrawing their troops from
their outpoSts in the northern portion Of
the country, with Ike intention, doubt
less, OF concentrating about The capital
In snrHlimg of The losses in the country,
the correspondent says OF $4,000, 600
Of American working capital in four
States, one eighth rcmans the rcst
l,avmg been used mp by the French.
The Mexican people have no disirc, he
says, that the Unilcl States should
assume a protcctoratc over their coun.
try, ami any attempt to introduce armed
bodies from the United will be opposed
hy the Liberal Government.
The Jnpm Xcuh', OF The 2o,hScptcm.
Der, announces that the Tycoon died at
O$nco about three weeks previously, Of
a disease resembling dropsy, unknown
IL Europe, but to which the japanese
arc liable, and called BY them kakc. 1t
adls: Gle was very inert by nature,
and, although sympathy is felt for one
dying 50 young. and iuSt rs family en-.
dearmcnls were commencing with him,
yet for the good OF tho country much
more able man was requisite. This we
are led to expect IN his successor.
Stotsbashi, for whom the Gorogio have
unanimously voted AMI made known
their choica IN ,hn N,t,I ,nl o.,