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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-08-19

LIE bALL IS RoLLlSG. We have lust
seen iiicnd who has been during the last
few weeks travelling over tho North, HAVING
ia 'hat time oirct''atcd over portion of
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio.
10 use his expression ''lhc ball is roll.
ing great big snow ball over moist
snow' taking up thick layer every time it
turns
lie is gentleman of very acute obscrya.
t'oh' ana being himself Northern man. he
khc" exactly how to make his innui,ics
lie says that New York will 60 for Seymour
ana i'!alr by probably seventy live thousand
ana Pennsylvania by an enormous maioritv
"'so' IN ONO the great tide has begun to
overflow even the Western Reserve, and
that state will 60 all one way.
lie tells lis that the German yotc v;,I7oo
NJ least sevcn-tcnths for the Democratic
"'Get' and as for tho Jews, a66ut ninety.
hve or six per cent-that's all
me expressions of the Radical party oro
having their legitimate effect. The pcoplo
ol the North arc now pressing the negro
question home upon the Jacobins. rhcv
would dodge it if they could, but The rccord
against them is TOO dlach, and they will be
forced to stand up TO the rack and .inc
John Browns soul" with wry faces. II
VIII DC OF no use, for the Northern peoplc
TO hate the words "ncgro brethren ;" theV
never authorized the negro vote amona
themselves. never authorized thcrcconstruc-
lion laws, and now they will have tho first
chance of upsctting those infamous acts of
Congress which for its own base nurnoscs
lisobeycd its constituents and must s,stfcr
or it,
mere never was such universal upris-
"s ever seen among free people. They
,te ae'efmlncd to get rid of tho incubus of
'aoicaiism that is broodng over them liko
pes'ilenoe. The day Of the wicked has
Journal. 'o'-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-08-19

/ NiokhRsoN's HorEr, CoLuMBIA.-i ro.
port injurious to this hotel has been ,otolv
circulated by Interested parties TO tha cffoot
~, m"' negroes "erc entertained at tho hotel:
"c report IS untrue The only foundation
'of IL IS mat somo of the scalawae and oar-
Po''oas legislators, who have white skins
"fe stopping at this hotel, and the ncsr6
legislators who are on committees md o,b
efwlse connected with them, visit them at
'heir rooms, drink and smoke with them
''no PROBABLY lie on their beds, &c.. Sc.
ih's' OF course, cannot be prevented bv the
proprletors, and is of no consequence to tl,o
Respectable guests of the hotel, who havo
ho'h'"g to do with tho carpet-baggers and
scalawags, and, Of course, hover enter tbeir
rooms. u. '''',- ''''
N'oKorson's Hotel was crowded nt tho re-
cent meeting Of the State Democratic Con:
'ohlion, and as delegates from nearly s,j
p''''s oi tho State stopped there, VIC refer
our readers to them for further info
- Charleston Mercury.
. -----------~. S.----
g. GOOD JOKE ON SAYDER.-Two DR. three
-. 'N,' ..''"Sh uaFk>COl0reQ butlor on
eheir premises, near Marion, not long sinoe,
steanng melons, and, having arrested him,
carried him before LOWS Tarrant. nnothnS
freedman. for trial. LOWS asked if ia
butler had ''any means," but being answor.
cd In the negative, graycly informed III
prosecutors that, ds Imprisonment womid
amount to nothing beyond nm exnenso ~
,nc Dtate' 1t would bo bettor to give tho
lover. lover of melons thirty -nnc lashcs md tnrS
nm nm loose. "But," said no, Hdoh'l siriks
INN on The clothes, for that would rive iMS h;n
a. right to sue you for damneos---nul Il ta
nun on his bare back" And ,.nut IL n h;mi
on his bare back' thoy did, dressing h;a
hide with thirty-nnc stinsiHg lashost omd
turning him loose to mediate on the iii and.
cess OF his first endcayor, to put into braS.
tlcal operation tho teachinga Of radicalism
- ~---s----%s S-----.--
HEcoSsTRUoTroN.--It is aocertainod thot
aIrlng his trip To Richmond Chief Jusi,os
Shase = remarked that tile Republicans in
Congress were needlessly alarmed ovor ,ha 10
necessity Of passing tho bill to interfsrc
win the9urisdiotion Of the Supreme Court
IN reconstruction matters, as The maiorjtv
OF the court wero favorable thon. md aro
now, toa decision sustaining the ,oonst;ins
'utionalIty Of oil tho reconstruction a,ta.
New York Times,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-08-19

Rebel GENERALS INEEssnE. Tho
action Of tho rebel GenN Tennessee is
regarded hero as prcsc, moral spccta-
Gle of surprising bcauE Erownlow had
nearly involved his Sta Rloody strife.
The fires of civil war wgaiu bciue rc.
kindled. Clioatham 81 Forrest saw 1t,
those who had led tho {trato hosts all
saw tho inevitable dooB awaited not
only Tennessee but uHe country un-
der tho internal ted of Brownlow.
These rebel Generals q meeting and
sought an Interview yhpmmittec Of the
Legislature. Tho G Sas magical. -
Bravo mon brcathod Villaincus pur.
poses were dofcateP P rebels spoke
peace, and saved thhhls from their
own folly.--BaiAmoW &c,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-08-19

DISTURBANCES IN WiLMINGroy n. CA
Democratic torohlight procession, with
speeches., transparicnccs, Sc, took place in
Wilmington, n. g., on Tuesday night. The
negroes, instiga'ed by whites (scalawaes
and carpet. .baggcrs), cndcavorcd in manv
ways to disturb the proceedings, by ins ult
and missiles. hut the calmncss and self. con.
tro! of the whites foilcd their purpose. No
collision took place. The IIorning ,SiD.
says
"Snch is brief review of the first riot
winch has ever occurred. to our KNOWLEDGE
III the city of Wilmington. We say in per.
feet candor that in our belief the absence
OF bloodshcd on this occasion is solely A. :
tributcd to the forbcarancc of the whites
With manlincss that must commend ihci,
action to all right -mindcd people. md
winch challenges our admiration. they IA.
tently submitted to taunls, to iccrs. 10 IN.
suits, to being rocked along the streets of
their native city, at the instance and insti.
galioh OF the carpet. .baSgcrs in our midst
and preserved, through their forbearancc
and discretion, the peace Of The CITY. which
was imperillcd each moment of three lono
anu trying hours OF Tuesday ninht "
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-08-19

fUMoRED PRosrIoT OF GRANTS W,ru
pRAwAL.-The New Yook World osscrts
that the proposition is seriously entertain.
Cd among the Republican National Commit. .
milteo to have thcir National Convention
rc-assemble, receive Grants resignation,
which he stands ready TO givo in, and nomi
nate new candidate for tho Presidency
Tho reason given is, that Grant has already
shown his entire pnavailability, and possess.
cs no points on which tho party can rollv
oven in respectable minority in this can.
yass. The Convention, bo it remembered,
d'd not adjourn without day, but adjourned
subject to the call of the National Commit
tee.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-08-19

Tennessee has put 81 tax on matri.
mony.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-08-19


Tue NEGROES CALL FOR
TRoors. The Governor ofFlo-
rlda, and Hon. Isaac Nj. Haw-
kins, of Tennessee, having seve-
rally addressed letters to the
President with reference to
calling out the Federal troops
to aid the State authorities of
those States in supprcssing riots
and instructions. Mr.. John
son referred the communications
to the Secretary Of War, who
replies that the Federal troops
IN all the States south are am
pie to suppress any disturbance
that may probably occur, and
that ;hey will be used for the
purpose wherever the Execu-
tives or Legislatures Of those
States shall make the showing
and application contemplated
by the Constitution.-Dota. d,
Baltimore Saua
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-08-19

PROLIFIC CLOVER Roor. - Mr.. NJ. c..
lcck, Of Benson, Vermont, writer to
tho H~rai Ncw Yorker :. ii have lust
found curiosity in a clover root---one
root from which grows forty.two stalks
and seven hundred and flty-two bios.
SONS, al! matured. When growing in
INC field the plant measured four feet
and five inches in diameter from tho cx.
tremcties of the branches as they spread
out on tho ground Who can beat my
clover"
Tennessee has put 81 tax on matri.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22
INTERNAL REVENUE FRAUDS.

John +. Ulrich was before U. s.. Commissioner
Osborn on charge OF running dstillery in sixty
fourth st. near Tcnth-ave, without license. The pro-
secuon charges that Urch has his still with inn
punity SINCE last May, making siX barrels day, and
nth ne i knowledge Of reree opoers The officers ex-
perienced some difficulty In arrestng the defendant
posto having been used he about to escape from
window He gave bail In 81 800.
Collector Callahan OF the IXth District seized a 20
gallon still run by Jacob LObcnscin Onehi ndrcdand-
foureenths FIrstaye the ground OF being run
licitly. Lobenstein arrested and committed for
trial The case OF c. Il. Baker tho alleged embOzzng
bank teller Of the Tradesmen's Bank, summed mp
yesterday before Commissioner Osborn. Decision re
served
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22
nryxopx DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 90 1865.

that ne was ab.ut TO be severely ILL., on TUESDAY no was
unable lie the oppression Of his on nnrs
hnu no xprcsse5 his ro1ylcton that his LIES
WORT and setting in his library S l; IL arcusd
me ehu, his ,on Tbeodnra Offering up tho com
meidatory prayer he breacd bis Last I R%ra se
sermon Lee preached In the parish churum ~ ars was
ron the text so teach US TO number oar Gay s, s of
NAV apply our hearts unto wisdom 10y p i Of the
RisLop Hopkins the office OF Presdlne or
Episenpa Church deyoyes upon BISHOP ,i f these
Ohio who comes next IN point OF sehV' The Office ia
nreates having been consecrated III le5z. 81 ha
merely nominal the iucumbents chei duy, o ~ i~e
ing to preside at the riennal bodies
Intended for the American Episcopal Churoh Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22

CHAIRMAKER's sHOP IN CINCINNATI
Tho work of citv generalization. under the

The work of city evangelizaton, under the
auspices Of tho American Church Missionary society
l. steadily growing in interest and importance, and com
mends itself most decidedly to the attention and cou
fcuauce of an earnest Christians who take any interest IN
thc moral and spiritual Improvement OF the poor IL now
EMPLOYS about 20 missionaries, scattered among us Nar
Tn,nhouv Stantoust where two clergymen, three BDle
women physician, and one German iayman are AZ
work It's agents preach the Gospel 10 some OF tle
Protestant troops in this vicinity and It's aid is still tnr
Their extended to feeble rural parishes IL Is desired Ia.
This Socetys area OF usefulness should De eAenucu nc
Secretary T. : Rising. No Bible House, or the Rev.
John Cotton smith, Mr. J. Hobart Ierrek VIII cheer
fully supply any details OF It's operations Reference may
be made 10 others OF its members among whOm are te
Rev Or Dyer the Rev Messrs. ;. H. Tyng,Jr, ana W.
T. sabn OF New-York City, aud the Rev hlessis BteWer
and Thral OF Brooklyn also 10 Messrs X BFick, D.
Picrrcpont Morgan = b. Caldwell, and II. B RenwlcH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22
TILE RAILROAD MONOPOLY IN NEw.IERsEY.

At a meeting o. citizens held in Atsion,
shainong Township Burlington County, N j. the pur-
pose being consider the evils arising from the with.
drawal OF trains the Earan and Delaware Railroad.
OF gentlemen spoke and after cDumeratng the
advantages that have already resulted from the constuc
ton Of this roadhe increase In population, and the de
velOpment CT the Of the Sateand urging that
should this embargo continue their manufactures must
STOP their people move away, their finely cultivated
farIns be deserted, and the country he permitted 20
relapse to Wilderness II was resolved that while they
bow submissyey TO the higher Courts Interpretation OF
between the two great cities OF the Union should he
closed and the people OF large portion Of New jersey
territory isolated They ask the Legislature 20 reject any
application for the further extension OF the Monopoly
Contract" and that such Of relief IL posi-
BILE grant be taken They also ask the Senators and
Representatives Of the State In Congress 10 the
passage OF law 10 regulate commerce between the
States so that this road may be reOpened They
will not vote for any candidate for Congressional
Legislative Office who will not pledge himself To favor the
restoring OF such communication
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22
FoRGERIEs AND SUSPICION or MURDER Al
STANFORD.

Squire Ayres of Stamford, Conn. examined,
yesterday two charges Of forgery against Michael Haley
Haley not long ago married the widow Anne smith,
mother OF an Intelligent daughter aged H. Haley was
moor but Mrs Smith had something. and was moreover
In the receipt Of a pension Alter her marriage she
opened store and. the enterprise proving succcsaIu
She was soon enabled 10 depo. the stamford Bank
i'm her own name Shortly afterward she Was taken il
and died. Haley then asked his stepdaughtsr 10 seq
run Int che refused 10 So and thcreupOn he turned
her ont OF doors She demanded her own aud her mo-
Tiers clothing, but II was denied her ana she therefore
appealed 10 a LAWYER. who made Inquiries, aud ascer
aincd that the money which had been deposited In the
bank by Mrs Haley had been drawn by Haley. on orders
pnrporng 10 have been signed by his wife when she
iyiug unconscious The foregoing allegations having
been made oath, Squire Ayte' held Han! 10 pau III
A. 900 Mrs acys friends intend TO have her body cX
bumed and to insist upon p1,t-mortem examination
with view 10 discovering ~ possible whether her dcath
was not the result OF foul play.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-22
VINCENT LEMUEL DILL.
rnE RANK oF rnE REpUBMc RoBBEEY.

Edwin A. Weed and Miles Murray, who had
been arrested charge Of connection with the recent
theft OF $4,000 worth Of L. s. FveTweuty and Missouri
State Bonds from the National Bank Of TIE Republic,
taken before Justice Bowling, yesterday M inc
TOmbs. Both the accused represented by counsel
John Graham appearing for Murray, ana eN-Judge
Stuart for Weed. james p Cunningham discount clerk
of the National Bank OF the Republic identified the bonds
that had been found the possession Of the accused a.
the property OF Mcsrs Cohen Hogan, OF No. Val
81 These bonds had been intrsed the cashier OF the
bank examine, preparatory to granting loan 10 the
abOve-named firm. Henry ". Ford tcsthed mat he
handed the bonds Mr. Cunningham. and that he was
subsequently, Informed that they had been stolen Deec
tive OlcCr Philip Farley hed mat ne arrested Neeu
i'm Broadway near Beecker-st and found In his posses
sion two OF the stolen Missouri bonds Alterward Muir
raw was arrested at MS residence No q SNtst ANA IN
his Nose sson eight Of the stolen Missouri bonds
found The magistrate required $4,000 bail from each OF
the accused for future appearance. william CoHec OF
No 100 West Forythirist, became surety FOR Murray
and Weed was committed 10 the TOmh ia default OF ball