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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-03-27

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How Do WnLN Do lr 2-Thn Non,

How Do Tiny Do lr ?--Thc Mont
gomery .hdrcttScr says, under this
head: %'Somc people wonder how it
is that a few business men make a
heap of money, while others arc soon
sold out by the shori!f. Tho,secrot
llos IN two words-e1'metc,''s INK. Cast
a glaneesat our advertising columns.
and itwillFNot take long TO ascertain
who is making money fass in the city
q elontgomery. That's SO i" And
It IS the case, too, in cyory other city.
!. a thief was latcly caught breaking
INTO song. He had already cot
through the first two bars when poIce
man came.np M area and hit him wth
his ,s'ave. Several notes were, found
upon him. re-. +
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-03-27
MIR. PEABODY.

Tho President signed to-day the joint
resolution rendering the thanks of Con.
gress to MIR. Peabody. a flushed and
elegant copy Of the enrolled resolution
will bo prepared for Mr.. Peabody, aud
ifpossible the gold medal will be struck
aud sent to him before his departure for
Europc.-IbM.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-03-27

John Stuart It'll has written another
!ettcr i'll favor Of giving the suffra&c to
women. It. was addressed To reform
meeting held in York, England, ard
contained .he following passage ~
hope you will permit me to observe that
the principle that st is unjust that Tic
great bulk OF the nation should,bc held
amcnabie to laws in the making OF
which they had no voice, cannot stop
at residential manhood suffrage but
requires that the suffrage be extended
to women also. I earnestly hone that
tho working men Of England will show
the sincerity of<thcir principles by being
willlnSto carry them ont when urged
in favor of others beside themselves"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-03-27

PLEASANT PREDIcTloN.-Thc San
Antonio (Texas) Eaprcss, speaking Of
dry seasons and crops, has the follow
ing:
"Therc is trad ition among the
old settlers of this frontier that the
seasons of prosperity in agriculture
are periodical. According otbc tra-
dition, there is ten years drought out
OF every forty years. This section has
just passed through more than ten
years of unusual severe drought. We
arc about to enter thirty years of
prosperity. Our farmers should be
setting thoir houses in ordcr,' fitting
up their fences, preparatory to tho
fine crops to comc."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-03-27
Funny.

Funny.
a sable urchin went into one of tho
stores few days ago on an crrand for
some gunpowdcr tea Stepping in,
but forgetting what he was sent for,
he began to scratch his head and
"hem," and after awhile got out his
message by asking tho merchant if ho
had amy "g"nshot tets" for salo.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-03-27
WTNNSBORO, s. G.

Wednesday Morning, March 27, 1867.
d. b. McCRElGHT, Eplron.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-03-27

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-20

AssArLT ON WATERFALL Rosa Mitchell and william
Mitchell arrested for alleged assault and battery
the person Of Della Corvy. II was petty family
quarrel and the fair Della OF with rent garments
the loss OF stupendous waterfall and wounded face and
honor. The alleged offenders were held in $500 bali
TO avengc The wounded feelings OF tho battered Della
PrcuasTrc.The delightful science Of puglism " e.
tending. young professor Of the noble scsonoe rom
this city, named John Leroy visited the island yesser
day afternoon aud thought he would practice ahss ne
accordingly pitched into lad named Mcguire, ana va
progressing Beautifully, when officer Rcmer barred ne
run and treated Leroy 10 nights lodging % TUG iocAup
He will be introduced TO Justice Garrsts 'oo y'
Darn on ruE WIS or DR HAasls = The wife Of DR..
Elisha Harris The Registrar Of Records 70 shs Board q
Health, died suddenly Of apopleny a New Brishsoa
an Friday The lady rose about six o'clock and TOOK
her ussai morning walk On her return she sat down y
breakfast aud while parakine Of that meal was ssssd
with apopIexy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-20

Opening Of tho Drive Yesterday.

Opening oil the Drive Yesterday.
The citizens 81 tho City OF Churches will no longer
neoessaed to visit New York for The aEo scenery and
drives Of Central Park. No longer will tho tide Of
Brooklyn equipages and family turnouts In open
baroucnss wend It's way from Fulton and other ferries
through the streets Of Gotham en- rcc for tho boased
and deservedly pleasures and scenes OF the great
park Of the metropolis, for from this time tho Brooklyn
Prospect Park, Of which much has been said and
written, for which large sums OF money have bcen
expended from the county treasury and additional
weight added TO the burden Of taxation, partly
opened for the convenience inspection and enjoyment
OF the community Yesterday morning the drive
tered through an extensive aud beautiful plaza at the
corner Of Fiatbush aud Vanderbilt avenues extends
distance Of mile The drive In question covers an
Of about hundred acres lying between the Concy
Island road and Flatbush avenue The road is neatly
paved with the Tclford gravel pavement which very
for carriage driving This piece Of land comprises the
frat section ~ ground purchased by the Park Comns.
sonerS. The remainder was not secured until last
spring. During the past very large force has
been employed Prospect Park In leveIine laying out
paving and otherwise perectnr this great acquisition
vaux and Olmstead, the latter gentleman having the
executive control or supervision OF the work.
Prospect Park possesses many superior advantages
the Central Park owing 70 the nature Of the GROUND
which commands most picturesque and charmisg view
or the bay and surrounding country. Tho ground
brooks. The cutters and sewers are being lard on the
system that pursued the drainage Of the Gen.
trial Park. DiversIng from the main drive alluded TO
several smaller roads and walks which me but
partly finished, These together With others
laid out and IN prospective, ere dssTDsisd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-20
NEW JERSEY.
Jersey City.

Closing ov BANK or AnERcA.-An institution
located Exchange Place, which has oeen known by
the name Bank Of America and was conducted by
william Earl Arnold, was closed yesterday under pro-
cecdings Instituted by Mr. Calender Examiner Of Ma
tlona Banks OF New York and New Jersey, before D.
T Bonncll, master in chanesry Arnold was arrested
on warrant issued BY Justice Bedford on
tho charge Of being engaged with one Caleb
W. Weaver in illegal and fraudulent banking es,ab
shment IL appears that tho or 81, 600 only was
deposited the state Treasury security aud II Is
charged that no attempt mas been made to organize IN
In 5000 bail to appear for trial. and OF the time
tho socalled bank closed The accused denied the
charge Of fraud Insisting that nc transacted no discount
business
ASorgkR MONSTER GuE-Yesterday morning one oil
tho trains the New Jersey Railroad conveyed q
heavy gun from tho Pt,sburg foundry 10 the depot in
ia this city, whence II will he removed to one
OF the forts in the harbor Is twenty inch bore and
weighs IS, 900 pounds
DExocRArc CANDIDATE ron AssENBLy.-Mr Noah n
Taylor has been nominated for the third time for the
Legislature BY the Democratic Convention for The First
district
LAUNCH on NEW FERRyBoAr-A new ferrybcai
called the Delaware for the Pavona ferry was launched
Thursday, at tho shpyard Of English Son. foot Of
Tenth street. river Il fifteen longer than the Pa
vona. Tho following the dimensions Length 100
feet; exlrome length 2l3 feet: width, 60 iee; depth,
10 feet 10 nchss When this boat L. completed the
line from the Erie Railway depot 70 Twenty third street.
New York, VIII 80 into operation.
Commanipaw.
TEE srocx YARDS ABArrorR.- receipts during
the past week DAT cars containing 1000 cattle, H.
cas- nogs 327o Sheep and 175 horses Slaughtered dur
ing the time. SOS cattle IL 6s5 hogs 1000 sheep
and $50 calves. Tho receipts for year ending Oct
17th were 6o27 cars containing CO. 705 cattle 356f4e
hogs 1853 I29 sheep, and H. 701 horses. Slaughtered
during tho year. 04s cattle 32s $50 hogs, and l3S6s
sheep.
Haekensack.
surrosrn SUICIDE -yestsrday morning black cash.
mere coat with red spots gray old hat and boot were
found the bank OF the Hscksnssck river near the
bridge. In the pockets Of the coat were found piece
Of twist pocketbook containing two Photographic, sew
eral German letters copy Of Brooklyn paper dated
10Th inst The namo disclosed in the documents 10
William Diilenlns, who lived about ten years IN Augs.
burg, Bavaria and ceRe 70 this country In 1854 what
has become OF the owner Of these articles 10 myatsry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-20
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT
The Policy Business.
BEFORE Commissioner Ney,on.

Caifed Notes CERT Woler.-The defendant is
charged with having carried the lottery policy bust
withou. having paid the special tax required by
law The case was called on yesterday morning, when
the defendant waived examination and held to
await the action of the Grand Jury.
Lsiifed STATES u.s. C. H. Wakefield Il dI-The defend
ants arrested similar charge. The testimony
behalf Of the government has been published in the
Herald, and yesterday the case was again adjourned
until the 22d inst.
Charged with Illegally Carrying the EN.
press Business.
0U,ied Sides rs. jesse BenaehBennett was arrested
on the charge Of having carried the business OF =
carrier and express agent without having paid
the special tax. The called yesterday morn
ing but the defendant failed appear, he held
by default, 10 await the action OF the Grand jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-20
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY lse7-TRPLE SHEET.

oy red flags while blue coors mark the places Of water
courses iaksies fountains &c. Yesterday there we're
. number Of persons on the grounds and several car
RACES. Keepers IN uniform we're In attendance, and,
agreeable 10 the orders of the Park Commissioners ready
give any information desired by visitors on the sab
Jeci Of the work and the proposed improsem
Though IL will be two years before the present designs
for the outlay Of Prospect Park Is completed t nov
object public interest aud VIII heucelorih receive
large share OF patronage from the people generally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-20
BROOKLYN CITY.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT couar-yAsIesx DISTRICT.
C0ndeln nation.
Before Judge Benedict.


In the United States Circuit Court yesterday alter
noon returns Of process made in the following
cases
United States VS.. one lot OF dstIng apparatus and
other property, seized al various places in Brooklyn
United States vs. sixteen hogsheads Of molasses bee
&C., seizsd with ds.illery on Little street. john
Brooklyn.
No claimants appeared and on motion Of Assistant
Attorney Aen the property condemned forfeited
70 the United states.
In the case of the seizure of Messrs Devlin Car
sons distiiiery claim was filed by their counsel.
The COchard Case.
United States Alexander Coehard case Of
Cochard who arrested on Thursday by Deputy
Marshal Higgins charge of having been engaged in
counereitng called on yesterday morning for ex
animation but owing TO tho fact that Cochards counsel
was absent also several Witnesses the case WAS
adjourned To Monday. Cocnard sent back TO
prison Lovett the Witness says he has been inter-
prefer for Cochard, but knows nothing OF the case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-20

list for Mrs Liucolns benefit. This has accordingly
been done by her agent, Mr.. William III. Brady
at his room, No. 600 broadway, and with most On.
couraging success. 1t is designed 70 oner tbs
opportunity 20 the public to relieve themselves or me
disgrace put upon them by q narrow minded, sslnsn
party; consequently the subscription is national one
independent Of party or race.
Mrs. Lincoln has threatened to retaliae Upon nei a.
sasnts, by the publication Of certain letters damaging
to their selflove She has been moss grossly aud un
justly assaled, and has certainly the rght 10 delena
herself. Such carrying the into AREA would
rase some stir in the republican party.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-20
The Republican Countx Convention

The KepubIIcan County CONVENTION
WAS held yesterday afternoon. with the following re-
sult-For Register, Major Charles schurg Tor County
Clerk Frank b. strykcr; for Coroner Elias Lynch for
Superintendent OF the Poor, J. Altcnbrnndt
Tho republican senatorial conventions will be held to-
evening and tho democratic Assembly conven-
tons Tomorrow afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-20
The Republican city Convention,

held Friday night nominated the following
tcket-ror Mayor, Archibald NJ Bliss Justices Of the
Peace--First district, Colonel John Quincy Adams:
Third district, Benjamin ). horehouse; Fifth district
Anthony Walters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-20

might have been nsssa too that vsvesesn coats were
popular amoeg the gentlemen OF the club,
that oxydzsd silver sleeve buttons with the jockey
cap and busIs devices were having q the managers
say OF play great run. Scarf rings OF the same pat
term amons the novelties just imported from Paris,
plentiful we're scarlet scars with devices Of the
horseshoe in black-ths horseshoe being the especial
symbol or the club. or the number Of persons who
have visited Jerome Park this season lockers in
lis Vienna only approximate figures could the knight Of
notes and ottiags obtain and these approximate figures
may De stated in sound numDers ~ follows
NUMBER on Tussdsy ................... 1000
Number on W cdnssday 1900
Number Thursday. ...................... IL, 900
Number on saturday Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Total for the four days Observation-Disclosures. 25 500
or vehicles there have been not less than four
thousand the grcund and the vicinity the great
day when Kentucky tried hoof with Time, and BY Time
was beaten. The 6gures for that the days
may be disposed OF about ~ follows
Number on Tuesday. 1900
Number Wednesday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1850
Number on Thursday. .............. .... 1000
Number Saturday. Observation-Disclosures. 400
Total for four days. $500
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-02
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, NOV. |.
A serious stabbng affray occurred at the
Wheeling House, in the West Division Of
the city, last night, in which the landlord Of
the house, named Armbruster, and board
er named Cooke we're probably fatally in
jured. The affair was caused by the land
lord attempting 10 eject four men who we're
visiting a servant girl at the house, and who
at a late hour refused to take their departure.
Early this morning they were all arrested.
On Wednesday Wm. d. Cummerford, a
resident of West Virginia, was swindled out
Of 1880 by a confidence man, at the Rock
Island depot, by means Of atender OF collat-
eral security, in the form Of a Cancelled check
for the amount Of $3.50. Cummerford was
on bis way to Chilicothe, Ohio, to purchase
property. His episode here renders him 1
bankrupt, and seriously affects his plans.
Qnitt large party Of excursionists from
Galva, Illinois, were IN Chicago yesterday.
As the schooner Skipper City was leaving
this port yesterday, the mate BY some mesns
was knocked overheard. A boat with two
men was lowered to the rescue of the mate,
but neither the resculng party nor the mate
have since been heard of, and it is supposed
the three men were drowned, as the lake was
very rough.
The examination Of George l.. Van Solen,
at St. Paul, Minnesota, for the murder oi
DR.. Harcourt in August, 1865, has termina
ted BY the prisoner being remanded to the
county Jail to await the action of the Grand
Jury OF Ramsay county, on the charge pre-
ferred against him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-02
FROM NEW YORK.
Nr-Ynux Enx

New YoRI, Nov. l.
Collector Schepck of the 3D. District, re-
ports that $24D, 900 was collected at his Of.
ice yesterday, the greatest amount ever
known to be collected in one District on any
particular day. One gentlemen paid in
his check for $4,000, probably the largest
amount ever paid by one tax payer.
The Heratds special says: The Congress
sionsl Republican Committee are almost
daily receiving ttersfrom the better educated
colored men Of the Southern States affirming
that they are in great fear of violence from
the whites, and suggesting that they should be
permitted to organize militia companies.
Byrnes ds,illery and Myers Il Bros. recti-
flying house, Two Of the largest whisky estab-
llshments in Richmond. we're taken possas.
sion Of yesterday by General Mplford. Col>
leetor Of Internal kerenpe, for alleged vio-
lation of the Internal Revenue laws, aud be-
tween $50 and 500 barrels of whisky were
seized.
General Pope has ordered the Alabama
Constitutional Convention to assemble at
Montgomery on the 9Th of November.
Hon. d. w. VOORHEES, was among the
speakers at the grand Democratic mass meet
ing held here last night.
Captain Deasby, who escaped from Mans
chester, England, was serenaded by the Fe-
mans here last night. The procession, which
arrived at his quarters ct The Metropolitan
Hotel, numbered about 1900. Deasby was
introduced by John Savage, and made few
remarks in acknowledgment of the honor.
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FIRES.
DEs MONIES, No,

DEs MONIES, Nov. /.
The Central Presbyterian Church, Sher-
mans photograph gallery and Befnsrd's mil
linery store. were destroyed by incendiary fire
last night. The new Register building was
narrowly saved by the exertions of the citi
xens. There was An insurance on the church,
but none on the other property.
New YoRK, Nov. /.
The Rutherford Park Hotel, on the banks
of the Passaic river, near Burning Springs,
N. j., was destroyed by fire last night. Loss
$70,0 600; small insurance.
ST.. LorIs, Nov. /.
The livery stable Of Mr.. McAller's, two
tenement houses, and the store and residence
of Mrs. Holman, in St. Joseph, burned last
night. Twenty horses, some Of them quite
valuable, peffShed in the stable. Loss not
ascertained. McAllers was insured for 81
500 in the Home, Of New York, aud Mrs.
Holman $4,000.
WEsr SANDWICH, Mass, Oct. 81.
The carriage mandatory Of Isaac Keith
i Son, w6s totally destroyed BY FIRE las,
night. Loss $4,000; insured $4,000.
ss DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 81,
:. A Gre s4 Pontiac yesterday destroyed sever
buildings; including the Cooper House, and
the stores Of Button 4 Cowles, j. g.. Craw
ford, John B. Fritz and Thomas Watson. /,
also badly injured the stores of W. Bawlsby
and Dunning. Total loss $4,000; insured
$4,000.
Yesterday Gre at Huron Station, on III,
Detroit and Toledo railroad, aestroyed the
dwelling blouse and stave null of Johr
ssrongiJE, together with over = miliol
- = ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-02
FROM THE SOUTH.

RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. l. .
The County Convention of Constitutional
Union men and friends of civil liberty as
sembled here yesterday.
Alter resssuring their devotion to the Con-
stitution established by our fathers, series
of resolutions we're offered.
Hon. b. G. Toule, j. A. Morris, P. II.
Montgum, and B. L. Blake were nominated
for the State Constitutional Convention.
EFw YoRK, Nov. !.
The Times Charleston special says: A
circular is being extensively circulated among
prominent citizens of South Carolina, re-
questing that delegates be sent to conven>
ton to meet in Charleston on the 9th Of No-
vember, to prepare an address 10 the people
of the State and country in opposition to the
policy which gives the ballot box and jury
box to the control Of negroes, and to metno-
ria,i.e Congress to reconsider the reconstruc
ton bills, &c. The committee state that
correspondence with influential Northern
public men has satisfied them that an ex-
preston Of the will of intelligent and re-
spectacle people will be of incalculable
benefit to the State. The circular has met
with favorable responae in nearly every
district, ana full representation is conf
IDENTIFY expected.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l.
There were Is yellow fever interments for
the "a hours ending yesterday morning..
CHARLESTON, Nov. !.
A Conservative Convention TO take action
in behalf of the white population in the
South has been called to meet in Columbia
the 9th of November.
GALVESTON, Nov. !.
Gen. Reynolds has asked the War Departs
ment to make Austin the permanent head
quarters Of this District, to which place they
will be removed from here to-day.
WHEELING, Va, Nov. /.
The InteHigencer of this morning, speak
ing of the recent election in this State, esti.
mates that the Senate will stand 20 lepubli
cans to Democrats, and the House about
the same as las. year, say Al Republicans to
ii Democrats.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-02
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. Logs, Nov. /.
The s5th jubilee of the reformation was
celebrated here to day by the Yfious church.
es, schools and organizations f Lutherans.
An immense procession, estimated at ten
thousand persons, including schildren with
banners and music, marched Il &nek some of
the principal streets to Concordia Park,
where speeches appropriate to the occasion
were delivered by several prominent Lu>
therans.
Hon. Chas; Sumner lectured here to>night
To A large audience. gG
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-02
cABIE .urspA pA1cBE4

u .ass. II. ~ u y.tt.I.
|says lie Enpsror q Anstis kas givp ~
aassat - -. propsssa 0s.srsi coeftse e1cs
for the settlement Of the Romaa aua1
bm fAs Pope EbSclutiiy rsfhSGs o bs : paFiy
Ia it, ~ England and Rsssia are ,qppsssel
ia tsSs aeclinel ~ l1sitSionEo u fnaes y
jjosa ~ Confsrsess. Jil / Iii
DuBLIs, Oct 8l.-Buckly, one Of the Fe-
mans captured at Dungaroon, has tuued
QsetSs sviSsnss. he appeluGd before :
special Commission and testified againse
prisoner Warner. In his evidences lie eave .
conpiete account Of tbe expedieion which
ended with the landing q Dunsareop.
LoxDos, Oct. III p. m.-Telegraphic
dispatches from Florence. giving the situa>
ton Of affairs in Rome, have Just been re-.
ceivsd hers.
The French troops which debarked at Civ
ita vecchia few days since, had arrived q
tbs holy City. There vers 40 dsnoastrs-
tiona whatever, snd the city Is perfectly quis5
and the French received with perfect silence.
Garibaldi, whose force IL constantly increas.
ing, still held position on ths-outskirts Of
Roma. The Papal forces were TO move ont
Of their entertainments and attack him to-
day.
BERIIs, Nov. The Pror;ncial Co,Tes-
posdent, journal Of . semf.caicial chafAn:
ter, says Prussia will intervene in the Roman
difficulty, should action on her part bA neces.
ssry topressrve the peace Of Europe.
LoEDoS, Nov. Lord Wm. Boss, the
celebrated astronomer, died yesterday, in hin
10th year.
DUBLIN, Nov. 1.-Great excitement has
been created hero BY the wanton shooting Of
two policemen on Wednesday night. A proc
lamstion has been issued by the Government
Offering reward Of si,0O0 for the arrcst Of
the assassins. The police in this vicinity and
throughout Ireland are searching for the
murderers. The suspected persons are al
ready apprehended, and are now in custody,
awaiting trial.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-11-02
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROl RICHMOND.
RncHxosp. Get. s,

RlcHxosD, Get. 81.
The official vote Of the State is: Whites,
75,99l; eolored, 1856. For the Couven,
ton, Ii, 1886 whites; 81, ,507 colored. Against
the Convention, 81, ,24s whites, 6,as7 ,esa-
ored. s$f~
Gsa. aohoAeld, IN view Of the complaints
. MsadQ, il ab1pt to order new seasgs ,af
~ selee papalaiioa Of HshmssAA DI