The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-29

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dent in his report OF the l2th December
lSG', tor the suspension from the Office Of
Secretary OF War Of Edwin NJ Stanton,
| the Senate 10 not iucur in such susrcn.
sion.
JOHN W FouSrr, SccretNry,
| HEADQUARTERS
| AnMlLs UNITED STATES.
January II, 1858,
Attest: NEJ. X. Dent, 4. a. &. &
Soon after the delivery Of this comniuni-
cation Grneral Grant called in person upon
The President during the meeting of tho
Cabinet, and upon being reminded by tho
President of his reiterated promise, and
especially Of the promise made only Oh Sat.
urdny morning last, General Grant admit cd
the promise in the presence Of members Of
the Cabinc,
NArolEoN 1I.--Thc mass Of mankind,
embracing many Of the we'll rcnd, have
never heard of Napoleon H., and tho rca-
son why the present Emperor assumes tho
title of Napoleon Ill. is TO them perfect
rnigmn. Napoleon Frances Joseph Charles
lionarar'c. OF Napoleon H., was tho son Of
NHpolconsi., the fruit Of marriage between
Tint sovereign aud Maria Louisa Of Austria,
and was from his birth styled the King Of
Rome When his father, the first Emperor,
was compelled to ahlcalc in the year 1914,
nc hng OF Romo went with his mother to
Vienna, and was there educated by his
grandfather, the Emperor of Austria. Ills
titse WAS that Of the luke Of Reiohslndt,
aud he was most carefully instructed, cspc-
emily in the military ART, But hc appears
TO have inherited but little Of the ability Of
his father; his constitution was weak, aud
curly symptoms OF consumption untitled
him for tho 'lnborious duties of n military
career On Napolcon's return from Eba.
III 1919, nn attempt was made TO remove
the young Duke to Paris, but frustrated by
the Austrian authorities. Ile was made @
lieutenant. colonel in 1881, aud commanded
n battalion Of Hungarian infantry in the
garrison Of Vienna; but his death, when he
was hut twcnty.ono years old, cut him of
before ho had reached an agc in which hc
might have displayed any abilities he nos.
scsscd. Dvring his lifetime hc assumed tho
tide Of Napoleon H., inasmuch ns The abai,
cation Of his father IN his fnvor was never
admitted by tho allies, mor wns it claimed
by the r'rcnch government But in 1852,
when the resumption Of empire Dy i.Nuis
Napoleon rendered some tillo necessary, ho
was considered Nnpoicon II and the new
Emperor took that Of Napoleon III. Tho
latter title. however, having bean recoen,z-
cd 10y the several governments OF Europe,
the recognition Of The former is implied.
PATnoSIaE ADVERTISING IfousHs.
who knows what lie is talking about, dis
courses after tho following fashion. Hear
him:
When We sec business iirR giving pub.
licity TO thcirp p,rlicular branch of trade, we
argue that such house scalivc to tho re-
qnircmcnts of time. II implies not only
keen sagaciiy, but likewise Tint aor, Of IL
beralty which IS sure TO attract the aten.
ton f'the trade. Many establishments
forcgo tho benefits of lycrtising from u
spirll of mere rcnuriousncsa. They reason
in this way: "Shou'd wc incur m outlay OF
500 or 500 or 5000. possibly wc never get
it back then ii would be 80 much thrown
away" These nrc timid men always, ami
properly belong to past generation. The
true man Of business. npprccinting tho fair
advantages Of hciug represented in ncws.
paper columns looks upon advertising as
'brcad cast upon tho watcrs"--nnd should
hc find no immediate fruits Of his cxpcndi-
turc, he rests n, case, being fully satisfied
that it "will return after many days" ti
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