The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-07-01

address through Prince Napoleon, who IL
now there, to the Emperor Of the French
asking an amolioration oftheir condition
aud thanking the Emperor for his known
libcrality to all races.
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The SoUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE
The following Proclamation was issued
yesterday:
Il Proclamation. BY virtue of au
thority vested in M by an act of the
Congress of tho United States, passed
June rs, 1868, entitled can Act tc
admit the States of North Carolina
South Carolina, Louisiana, Georgia,
Alabama and Florida, to representation
in Congress, the members elected to
the Legislature of South Carolina, in
pursuance Of the provisions Of An Act
entitled "An Act for the more efficient
government 0! the rebel States" passed
March 2, 1867, and the acts supplement.
tary thereto are hereby notified to con,
venc in General Assembly, at the City
Of Columbia at twelve (l2) o'clock
noon on Monday the sixth (6th) day OF
July, Anno Domin 1868
Done at the City Of Charleston, S. c.,
this twcnty.slxth day Of June, A, d.
1865.
r. X. SCOTT,
Governor elect OF South Carolina.
Charleston Mescury.
ARKANsAs.--Forncy blows tremendous
blast on the admission of Arkansas into the
Union. Ho wants her to speak, through
tho present shabby set who represent her,
for the whole South. Hear him:
II is to be hoped that Congress will at
once adopt such measures Of legislation for
the South rs her representatives will urge.
Such course will do much to attach her
people to the Union, and impress upon
them the bcncticcnt character of Radical
rule"
THE WISE AND PoLLAnD CAsE.-The trial
of the case of John p. Wiso md George
Douglas Wise, for .hc shooting off. A.
Pollard, is set down for trial in the Criminal
Court of Baltimore, on Thursday next, the
25th inst.
man named Moses Johnson was mur
dcred on Thursday or Friday, in his own
house, in Brookfeld, Madison county, New
York, and his body was cast into we'll
lie was first robbed and then butchered
with an axe.
The sugar crop of Louisiana for last year
was 81, CAT hogsheads, against about a half
million which was the product in 60 state
of slavery However, tho Cfcccnt says
the culture is rcviving, and mny in few
years exceed old results.
The Alexandria Gazcttc states that nc.
gro named Moses Stevens, upon false
complaint against II son of w. N Harlow,
white Radical leader in that city, threaten
cd to kill the hoy and the whole family and
wade in their blood The Gazette calls
this "chickens coming home"
The Now York Dag Book says Grant made
stammerng speech to mob who called to
congratulate him on his nomination, in
which he iatly promised, if elected, to be
drunk the whole four years Of his term
Ills language was that his record in the
past shoAld be the guide of the future"
Good heavens, what trial!
No MONEY TO DE IIAp.-.It is reported
that Hon. Elihu b. Washburne has lccn on
to New York to raise funds for the much
enfc ,eblcd and dispiried Radical party, aud
has re turned md endorsed on his writ, "No
goods Not n cent to speak Of can be hnd
Prudent mon do not like to invest, and few
men nowadays have money to throw away.
National Intrllgcncer.
woman, begging in mans attire, was
recently arrcste d in London. She was we'll
known to tho poll &C as IN accentric charac-
tor, having in tho course of.scven years
been stokcr on Cu.rard steamer, q por-
ter, barmnn and q sailor.
Money is SO plenty in ; New York
that loans were made OH Monday at the
rate OF one per- cent. per an.nnn. and it
was pressed on bankers at two or three
per cent. This is without president in
our financial history.
Incver knew scoldlng person that was
able to govern q family? What makes pco-
pie scold? Because they cannot govern
others. Those who govern we'll aro gene
rally calm. They arc prompt and resolutc,
but steady and mild.
The beggers and mendicants are in
creasing in New York at an alarming
rate. The most of them are children
under twelve years of age, and they
stand on the corners of tho streets de-
manding rather than begging aims.
Butler still has Woolley in confno-
ment. It is beginning to leak out
- y
that Butler keeps him in prison for
the same reason that certain man
held on to a mad bulls tail, because
it was safer holding Oh than letting
60.
!! A Mississippi newspaper thus graph
ically describes the oratory of po-
litical opponent "He ranted, raw
ed, fumigated and scallawagged, mon.
grelled and kangarooed the republi-
can party, but accomplished nothing