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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-02-05

~ ana after October the 9th, 1857, the
" Passenger Trains on the South Carroll.
na Railroad will run as follows, Wis
Leave Charleston, t 30 n N
Arrive at kiugsvillc, HIS u m
Leave kiugsvilc, ll.iOa IN
Arrive NJ olumbiN ION N
Leave Columbia, TO,OO n IN
Arrive Al kinGsvi,c, j }5 n m
Leave kingsvillc, l2Oa IN
Arrive at Charleston, 100 y. IN.
Leave Charleston for Augusta, TO- 40 n NJ
Arrive nj Augusta 40 = m
Leave Augusta, $40 n m
Arrive at Charleston, II 20 u m
The Passenger Trains OH the Camden
Branch will connect with the Up and Down
Columbia Trains. md Wilmington and Man
chester Railroad Trains, on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Night Exp, esq, Freight and Passenger
Accommodation Train viii run as follows.
viz:
Leave Charleston for Columbia, $40 y IN
Arrive ut Columbia, 500 a IN
Leave Columbia, 800 u III
Arrive at Charleston, 320 Il m
Leave Charleston for Augusta, 80 y m
Arrive at Augusta, $50 Il IN
LcaYc Augusta, T. 10 u m
Arrive nj ChNrcston, 400 q m
II. I. rEAKE, Gcn'l Supl.
oct S-tf
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-02-05
GU.AIJC-

1T ~ -EA--l-S -
DERUYIAN GUANO, direct from Agents
AT market rates.
Soluble Pacific Guano, $T5 cash, $780, 1st
November with seven per cent interest,
approved city acceptance.
Bnugls's Phosphate Of Lime, $50 cash,
$50 lst November, with seven per cent, in.
tcrest, approved city acceptance.
Ph@nix Guano, $40 cash, 500 lst No
vcmbcr, with seven per cent. interest, ap.
proved city acceptance.
. Flour of b no, unadultcratcd and un
burnt.
Farmer's Plaster or Gypsum, warranted
pure.
In Offering the above m0nures toplantcrs,
do so with every confidence, not only hay
ing testimonials from planters who have
used them the past year, but the further
guarantee that every cargo, rs it arrives, IS
analyzcd by Professor Shepard, Of the
South Carolina Medical College, and the
high reputation Of these manurcs fully kept
up. j.. n. ROBSON,
J. and2 Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, S. G.
Jan 2l--2m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-02-05
From Charleston,

CHARLESTON, Feb. | Con. Candy,
IN compliance with the request of the
Convention, has issued an order STAY.
lngy for three months, executions on
real and personal property.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-02-05
New ork Market,

New YORK, Feb. l.-Evcning.-
Cotton very firm but less active :;
sales 5000 bales, at 49,. Flour dull
and unchanged. Froights dull and
dropping. Cold $l.I03 $l.lOI.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-02-05
10 ali Whom it May Concern.

| SARAH S. WOLFE, wife Of Sailing
J. Wolfe, resident Of the town of
Wihnshoro and State Of South Carolina, and
employed as n salc-m in the store of Ja~
cob Wolfe, i'll said town, d. hereby give
public notice, according to the requirements
of tho Acts cf the General Assembly in
such case made ANA provide,., that it is my
intention TO trade nS a solc-,radcr at the
expiration Of cue month from this date,
and that willy .; that time claim all the
rights ard privileges, allowed toa free deal
cr. SARAH &. WOLFE.
fch 1-lm
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-02-05
Charleston Market.

CnARLEsToN, Feb. l.-Cotton qui.
ct and firm sales 600 bales mid
ding lSc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-02-05

PirnY.-The Augusta C0asHiit;o"aT.j.
speaking OF the ordinance introduced by
llaync, oc Darnwcll. to make " new dislric.
out Of portions of Da,nwcli, Edgefcld and
Orangehurg TO be called the District OF
''Sumncr, says:
''Should ihiS ordinance ever receive tho
sanction Of the Couvcnton, II is to he fear
cd that the DiSiriG, Of Sumner will become
| "a ,,yup y,1i. -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-02-05
ITorI,IC.HJ.

A LIZ persons indebtedto D. r., PIENNI
"A KEN, Agent per Aubrey ~ Co.. for
Subsistence furnished for 1867. will rstpin
their crodjt and Sheriff'sfee, by calling md
settling their acco,inis ae further indul.
genSo canf,ot and si'l,not be granted'a&t
! deo 28sy,tity 80 I'M y 4. t;Yst spsitsf as Il
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-02-05
WANTED IMME. E.DIATELY,
\ L the Winnsboro Tan Yard, Twenty
"A Thousand Pounds of Grcon or Dry
Hides, highest market prices paid in c.sh
JNO. L. MATTHEWS, Jr

Cnthcart & Matthews. Dunlap & Mat
thew and j. p Matthews, Jr., accounts
will be in the hands of lawyer in time 70
he sued Oh this Spring Court. Hereafter
will have cash for everything | do, or do
nothing. Those thnt cannot come under
this rule will be obliged to trade elsewhere,
rs cnnnnot undertake to accommodate
friends who don't appreciate it enough to
pIy me even part Of what they owo mc.
JNG. 7. s..ATrMEWS, Jr.
jan 25
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-02-05
LiYernool Market.

LIVERPOOL, Feb, l.--Cotton quiet
and steady sales 10000 bales.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-02-05
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-02-05
NotAGe. :

IN 01TNCSs
A LII persons indebted to the late Finn ol
II Nelson & Lynch, arc request ed to come
and settle thcir accounts, no further indnl.
gence can bo granted. The books andtac
counts are in my hands,
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-02-05
CARPETING.

. PIECES good, two ply ingram carpeting
"a Low for Cash.
f42 aTKETGHfN, Nom ASTBR " DRIGEa'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-02-05

Charlotte and >. G.. Railroad Go,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, S. G., Oct. S. 1867.
IN and aftor Sunday. 9th instant, the
" Trains on this Road will run as fol
lows:
Leave Columbia TfD =. NJ.
Arrive at Charlotte, $40 j. NJ
acmvc Charlotte, l.10 4. NJ.
Arrive ut Columbia $40 A. NJ
Making close connections for all points,
North and South
Passengers taking this route, going
North, have choice Of route from Greens
boro, Weldon or Port smouih
BGsy" Tickets good for either route
g+TY" Baggage checked through
For Through Tickets to Richmond, Wash
inSton, Baltimore, Philadelphia aud New
lcrK, apply nj the Ticket Office, foot Of
Handing street.
c. BOrKNTGnT,
Superintendent.
OCL ,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-02-05
SOUTH CAROINA RIA ILROAD,
5Es aG;I59S G15n 4SlsR H.
GENERAL SUr'rs OrrlcE,
CuARLEsToN, S. c., Oct. 3.

NN and after October the Gth 1867, the
" Passenger Trains on the South Carroll.
ma EAilronl will run as follows viz
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-27

98a5 mn Snfel 5erfe ia9t unb mein Onfel 6ere
nnb narum 8rie sabtmann fGten nnEte.

sSa5 men Snel 5ere a9te unb mein Onfel 6ere
uup marum 8ris Sa9lmann fFtea nuBte.
9lls Der ll6rma6er oen S6loBberg binunter ge=
bradt marc mar nun notiirli6 SSriB Sablnann nit
aegangen. nur nm 5u leben, ME Dem Qrretanten oas
Sing GnIteDen ullr0e, unO oh er ntdt etpa entn=
ihen weroe; bod oies 9ebtere geIhab niht.
Ser 3ug ging lan9lam blnuhter sum Got0baus,
benn er mubte lid miib1am ourdminoen our9 pieer=
lei @5eIpann un0 SSu6rmerf, ueldes ium SranspDr=
tiren pOn @epdd uno NtarOOen uno sum Yoripaun
bel Den Sanonen aus Den SDrIern uno Der Stabt
comnlanotrt NOR, nno nun auf Dem SdlObbofe uno
ShlOBmcge suammenge uno nit fSranSDlen
umItelt mar bamit 9tenano lpte0er ed)nppire 0eull
Die 8auern iparen auf 2ebteres arg perieiien. Ser
llbrmaher 9ing ge0ulotg tpte Elm ganlm ln0 aud
gans rubi8 nit lenen beioen gGQG1tern ourd) Den
Saufen, benn bate er Iid) aud i'm ercn Nueenblid
nld)t meng erI1redt uno mar tbm Die ganSe Sa6e
idOn iiber 9taAt iebr beifl6 uno beoenfl1 eride=
men, 10 mar er bod wdbrenO oes 8erb0rs, oas Der
4ojutdnt nit tbnl angetellt bate in cine 9lrt uor
8erfafun9 gerdtben, Die Ii9 nit Der Gebenart be.
Sei6nen ldB: v9eoe bu MIR Su Gl fannlt pel reocn
ebe mir Elm gsort bapon gefdt," uno eine glntptr.
ten tpnrsn lebr 1param qnsgefallen. llno penn E,
au6 nd3t jenen tpil0en 0tutb beiaB, Der auf Iles
gleih lOs9ebt 10 mar er bod Id1on gu lange in Del
2Selt gewelen uno batte i6Dn 10 oft in Der 5inte 9e
| lefen, ooB er nift gle6 per5a9te. gr ieB es al
| lid) fommen.
rgfie bies pobl enbe?" iaste er su Iib ielbF, al!
er IN Die Gatbbaustbur bineIn 9eltoBen tpuroe.
| vSrtB Sablmonn," Ia9t Gatbsberr Serle, als De
Snnge mieosr auf's SdIpB binauf geben mill, vtpa:
| beiBl bies 2"
9riB srBdblt nun nit Der grDbten gsi9tistsit oi
| 8eldlebte BON geItern, uno ne Serr 0rot in Wtam
lel gSeitpbal's Stube gei6laen uno Nlles faput ge
lhlagen babe, nno ipie er lebit oes Germ Iuts
banptmanns Yfeien SerbrDGen babe e. er Tonne MIDI
oapor, Sopbie lei Shulo oaran - unb uie be
lOberlt Den Serrn Nmtsbauptmann babe tOotItefc
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-27

Unfall. 2orenSo G3ipion, Der Coroner bon
gBpanoot Gountp, fam am 9onneritag Na6mittag,
20. sSebr, auf folgenoe WeiIe pl6biih um's 9eben.
Gr fubr einen gaumitamm nod elmer. erca bier Mei-
len bon Upper San0nsfD entfernten Sdemible Gins
Der Wagenrd6er bra6 unb Der 8aumitamm rollte
lber i'm nnO uerlebte i'm 10 itarl Oab ct in paar
Stunoen itarb.
geter g dmabs Stir Sotel in Samilton, o.,
muroe am Sienitag our6 sseuer 5erit0rt Oas Sc
bGuoe mar perii6ert, Die M6beln uno Sauseerdtb-
1daften aber, Die eua 81 coo werb paren iino nibt
Derlidert
Yel5e. Siinfsebn 8anen 8aI6bdren- (goon),
Stinftbier= (SfunD uno Mui9rottenpelse uuroen,
tple oas rGeoiiter" ia8t am lebten 5on,itog BON
SanousfD Direct mad 9onoon, gnglano perihifft
ipas Die brittle oerarti8e gerliffung in oieier Sais
ion lit.
9teubenpille, 90 ssebruar. Sic eroBe gBol=
lenfabrif BON syames gSallace uno Comp. tpuroe nm
llbr bente 0lorgen bonn Seuer ergriffen uno gdnj=
lid 5eritDrt. Wan rettete nidts als Die in einenr
anitoBenoen @ebduoe aufbeuabrten ssabrif @aaren
Ser VerluIt nnl Gjebdube unb Der MaIdnerie be-
lduft iid) auf $40, 900 unb an Wplle auf S5OOO
g8eoer @ebdube nod Der Snbult ino onrh Ser
lderung aeoedt. 9as Sseuer srifi TO raid um lih,
oaB Elm Ntdbden, melbes init anoeren inn obern
Stoduerfe or6eitete, aus Dem 1eniter prineen mug
te, I'm Dem SDoe 5u entoe6en Wfan befirdtet, baB
es ourd) oos Serabiprin9en iid iduere gerleBungcn
5uge3Dgen hat
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-27

3wiid3en &om unb YreuBen i1eint fi6 auf
einmal Elm ebr freunbidaitlides 8erbdltniB su ents
fotboliIden 9eputationen aus Den Gbeinlanoen uno
aus 6ulm eeoeben, BOB er Die lleberseu9uns bege
Die meltlhe Wta6t bes Yaptes lei notbmenbia, unb
baB er S6ritte eetban babe, oas lidtbare Sber=
balpt Der fotbolihen Stride in leiner Selbiltdnbig=
felt 5u idben bat linn oas 9erS Der @urie p6li9 9es
lponrcn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-27

Gir6Iide 4nba@t t. = Gin G5eiitl6er ia9te.
er babe benlerft lpie mande GirGen geu6er Die
Sdnoe beim @ebete 10 feit bolten, baB lie niht i'm
Gltnaebeutel fDnlmt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-27

= Sm pereaneenen Sabre linb aus Sannoper
lO.s64 Yerionen, meiitens nah ben Ser. Staaten
augaepanoert; m6brenb Der lebs poraufgesangenen
Sabre beiru9 Die Sur9idnitts5abl Der ausmanoe=
rer 1907.
- gBie lange lebte Nbam i'm 9arabieie ?-Sis er
cine 6rau erDiclt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-27
Aus Scr sra',,Olsn- -9sit
Goa sSrit, Weutcr.

Sir bas itpaufie Banner" aus bem 9attbsutiasn nbsr
lest rpa eiaem @tefIsnburssr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-27
go tritt er in oen ShloBoarten, dreert lid Iii
ipriht: y9as peiB Der Seufel Cine bfientlihe ste
lung lie9t oroentli6 pie Elm Stud auf Giuenl.."

g8eBbaIb sn Snf 5erle nit arre unb Sebse6vsi frmm
mebtab Mamisl gBefpbal ntt i'm Sprfncpr iiben mill,
unb peBbalb Der 6err Raibsberr auf bes @ulers
gSoaen tinauf unb auh pieber herunter fclnntt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-27
Ser alte Wiiller aber geb grooen g8e9s peiter uno
trd9t ieincn ManteIad ouf's S6loB.
aS.

s8e[h einen @ntlif amG gBetpba spn i9rem Sett ert
unb peBhap tic IT'D 8arine ea paar gus inS genif
geben IeB. s3e Sris Sablmann ees Serrn @mtSbaupt-
mann5 9feiftn en;pei mari unb Der frantffde Sbert
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-02-27

gBas braud)t man pief, I'm glIdlid su
ien? Ber beiratben mill, muB iib aber uor allen
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01
.wEKIY THOUSAND INTHE RANKS.

yGNTHUsIAsM.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01
VINO TAKES THE MONEY,

Dr. wQIcorr be win pay 5000 10 any person who
will prodoce remedy that will Instantly remove and
readily and Permansnty il the Head Teeth.
Temples, Neck, Shoulders. Breast Back Heart Lungs
sides Hips Abdomen Legs ankles, Feet Toes
external, acute chronic Old Ulcers, Fresh Wsunds
Fnghuul Csncers-in fact all pain, from any Rhsu
matte Nearalgc from MOSQUITO bite to the
Labor Pans-s- auick as Pain Paint, reduce nnsm
rapidly heal permanently soon give pain ap
pcson whether applied TO the weakest infant mesa
feeble or aged person, and e harmless Pain Paint
Applied Free ct no. 81 Csrondelet street
JOHN GRAVES,
Country Dealers and Druggists supplied
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01
MEDICAL.

SPECIAL TREATMENT OF CHROyIu n
~ DIsEASEs-DR De BAUssEr will take charge Of AM
guarantee the following chronic diseases Secret
Diseases W htes. Blennorrhees Ucers) Rneu tout
Dyspepsia Chlcrose Liver Comp amt Diseases Urns
Organs and Deafness Consultations day from ~
O'Clock till his Office, Orleans and Bsur-
bon streets. Residence, No. rs Orleans street.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01

DR. r. WILHOFT.
PHYsICIAN AND AccoUcIEuR. .
Once and Rssidsnss No. 2s Barsuns Between girod ana
Julia strests. ~
NEW ORLEANS, La
Once Houu-From II Il to q eslosk p - s,scis,,<v.
Female Diseases and ObststricsL
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01

EACTe = Msssn n Kisner Z HeIlanss-, He. %
foydrs ures hanufacturers Of the kalskon Bitterz:
0entemen-I have examined the psten; vas .nted
you by the o. Government the xaskof
bftters and found In the ingredients snpoycd csmpoun1
well calculated 10 excite and In good
orgsns have prescribed ad Btters tines In
every instance had secession 10 beneficial
sheet remain gentiemen very respectfully your
osedientservant A: hEkOiER. M ID. 1913 Canal street.
have examined the patest hold the
hslskcn Bitte and ind nothing the Ingredients thereof
calculated 10 act njucusy upon the system uness
AIKEN IN inordinsis Quantities Indeed. nothing b1
cordial aromatic bitter. X. A SMITH M o.
fOur hslskof Bittsrs, which have examined do noS
contain any Ingredients injurious 70 health and
nended 10 those Who are In want Of osd tonic
Yours N. sOHUPPERT n d,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01

A BOOK FOR THE UNFoRTUNATE,
J. BALDWIN DUFrs TREATISE ON PRIVATE DIS.
EAsBs mpotency, Loss Of Power Nervous Dooity, with
Notes Impeciments Marriage should con-
snpstng marriage Sent BY mail receipt Of Is BIZ
J. =. DUFF GRIFFIs.
New Orleans Medical Institute.
49,. 16i Magazine street,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01

First In the mounted line of the procession
came the Seymour Knights, who, by seniority,
led the van of the division. Over two hundred
men (all members) were in line, aud through the
good management of their grand marshal, Mai.
Bob Duffy, (who learned in times now gone by
how tohandle squsdrons of horsemen,) marched in
splendid order. This clubs display was, in our
opinion, among the features of the mounted
portion of the procession. At the head Of the
club was full rugged schooner thirty feet long,
drawn by eight white horses. On her jib was the
following significant Inscription The Consti.
tuition, for Washington; Horstio Seymour com
msnder, Frank Blair in the Office, sails at Pm,
November Sd; will arrive March lth at noon"
Over the bow of the boat were two soldiers.
one fully equipped wearing the uniform Of the Uni
ted States, the other without equipments aud
clad In the uniform of the late Southern Confed-
ersey, over their heads was an illuminated trans
parency bearing this inscription: "ws vote TO-
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-09-01

The AXIOM PIANO FORTE declared By Inc Judges % hs
late Fair Of the American Institute held IN September and
October 1901 10 be the beat exhibition
ss trial ordered By the American Institute nth the Pianos
ofthe successs exhibitors the Exposition de-
sAred By their Judges be the % thea
AGENTS WANTED First class and responsible Aesnts
wanted In city and town where have
pointed them .rfl..
Send tor crcslars, price list terms, ETC.
Mandatory and Warsrooms, ld and lSs Bosery near
Delaney street. New York. MANNER CO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-09-23

mentioned that on the 5th OF that month
series of waves commenced flowing upon
the coast off San Pedro. Southern Caliior-
MIA, causing The tide to rise 63 to ID feet
above the high water mark, which was lol-
lowed by the falling of the tide an equal
distance below the low water mark. This
rise and fall is said to have occurred regu
larIs every half hour for several hours, and
it is now conjecture" that this tidal pheno-
inenon had lis cause in the COW ulslons OF
the waters produced by the shock in Peru,
the waves having travelled nearly 1000
miles within the two days or less that in
teryened between the shock in Peru and the
effect IN Caliiurnia-that is, nearly l09
miles an hour.
The shock OF this earthquake appears t"
have affected nearly the whole western coast
of South America, some $500 miIss, and
to have reached lnIand. at some points, 10
the Cordilleras.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-09-23
MR.. RoEBUCK ON OUR GOVERNMENT.

We published yesterday, is likely to elicit
good deal Vi sharp criticism IRON the
AmerIcan press, as II has already done from
lha; OF England. Following the speech Of
tlie American guest on the occasion, Mr..
Johnson, WHO mad said SD many handsome
tIiings vi both Countries, and in such co.,
cihasory split, the allusions of Mr.. Roe
buck 10 America appear not to have been
over courteous or appropriate, and are 50
treated by the leading London journals.
iet II lsuot clear that any. real oltense was
intended, and II Is su novel 10 hear of The sc
festive occasions any but the language vi
common place compliment, that we must
thank Mr.. R"eb"ck for being original and
ellspoken, ii nuthtng else. He is a plain,
bluat mat, aud not much given to prudence,
as he himseli admits. MIR. Johnson, in
anv,her speech at sne fheld, on the 4lh 10.
stant. made a becoming response to MIR.
Rusbuck, which will be found elsewhere.
When MIR. isoebuck speaks Of a tide oil cor
rupt.un, turrent of almost all The vice aud
turbulence "f Europe, which has poured in
TO America, compelling the educated cIas-
sestn this country TO step aside aud lea, e
political affairs IN The hands oil what may
be called "lhe buccaneering portion Of so-
cley." he evidently. it we may be permit.
ted tu adopt his o"n style oi speech, don't
kn"w what he IS talking about.
While 1T is The fact that, il emigration
had been excluded from this country, 1t
would n"w have scarcely mure than third
ot Ils present population, yet the various
elements, with their descendants, have been
iussl into homogeneous race, as eharacie-
rlst,saily American and republican a. i,
was before the infusion, and as intelligent,
and having as. large. interests in the vel.
iars and good order of society as the native
b"rn. Oh course, in such au immense exo-
dus as has taken place IRON Europe since
1870. there must have been. necessarily, a
good many mere adventures and bucca.
neers. but the general character oi the emi-
sration has been such as 10 add 10 The pro.
ductisn wealth OF the country and its rapid
incteasc ~ all The depar ,meats vi nat,ona
progress. Our Underiuf works uf impruse.
mrnt, the reduction ui the vast wiIasrness
Ut tie West anu Northwest tu the domain
OF civilization aud ,nau.,ry. the ran,6.ad,l,.
ton ol Stale alter Stale ~ the Union. and
'he vast increase o: our annual re, enues and
commercial wealth, arislt Z from this mate.
rial Development. aIe largely The work ol
adopted citizens. UmputIng the immigra.
ton 10 TINS County ia i've years at twn aud
orr1ss tAe small amount OF thirty d,lIa,.
here Is SIS. .U0O. COO added directly 10 our
wealth 10 that time. 1t has bren calculat.
ed that a. msch A. SIS .dot), ,0G,, hay. b.,n
paid into ,he ,fr.,ar, yf l., g,.ul.d Ste,
oy m,gran,, IN live wears f., ,sb,lc lands.
Artists. schu,nr,. ne. NJ ,4a,,t,on. men
Of genius. have beer .,a,s.. :hr,e rnmi,
grants. the talve t,......t lsn,,iie n,ti.
tal.ons IN The u.l.va s,sGs.--the A,,ur
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-09-23

'cially after the period of probation which is
repaired Of them, in the exercise of fran.
chise. baltimore Sun.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-09-23

wild honey is being gathered 10 large
quantities in Arkansas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-01

GARDENERS SITUATION WANTED BY A MARRIED
NJ man, with small family capable OF taking emit ~
charge Of genIeman's place has died responsible siv
various branches horonehy the laying out and imprV
grounds Ac satisfactory FOR ing
best references Address Gardener, Cold Sprip place
cOunty n. Y. for week. = Pullman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-01

nRUG CLERK wANTED-ACCUsTOMED TO coUN.
Try trade single Apply for one week st store Sd ay,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-01

A WANTED, FOUR YOUNG NJ N WHO :, AYR Yptr
a. college 20 81 positions in %sr Ane housss four out
ossndeTs REALYs 5sA Bros in osss s1p swo
DSs'sss eIsPAoy-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-01

A COMPETENT CASHIER WANTS A SITUATION.
The best references g9sn. Address Cashier, Herald