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portion as.thc ,oatablos and drinkablcs went

portion assthc ,oatablos and dlinkables went
down..
Last night tho moncycd man Of the
great Unlawful, u. j. Robertson, Of Column
bia, not to be outIonc in the race for office,
and with pleasant realization of the idea
that, in such cnscs, tho last werd is the bcst, ,
fcastcd his brother delegates, nt the Club
House, in right royal fashion, and ticklcd
their pnlatcs with such unwontcd drinks
and viands, that unless his champagne sup
per has oycrdonc the business, and render
cd his friends hors dc combat, VIC may expect
him to DC authoritativcly announced TO day
rs the fiji successor Of James l.. Orr in the
once proud position Of Governor Of South
Carolina.
SThNToN'S Gmr ON TIE WAR Ur.rUr.-l;
has been n matter OF some speculation
among the curious as to why Stanton con
tinucs to spend both night an | day in tho
War Department after all danger Of his
summary removal seems over. It, appears
that there arc good ,caaons 10 Stanton and
his friends for this course II has bccn
Learned hat there arc several rruuincnt Of
hcialS Of the Department who would con-
slider il their duty IN case of the mtmcn-
Larry absence Of Stanton, to obey any or
der from GGncral Thomas which the latter
might issue as Secretary Of War. This bc
| ing The case, Stanton and his friends in
Congress have determined that he SHALL
ncvcr leave his post for III instant until his
| status Is satisfactorily settled. - SpecioI 10
| Tie Eattimorc Sun.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-18

dENERAL HANCOCK. 1t Is ,ynd crstoo od
that tho Presidontlwill accedo TO Tho request
OF General Hancock, who. has asked to be
relieved of tho command Of tho Fifth Mill :
tary District, and that Sour second Wash. i.
'ngton" is expected to arrive in This oity
early next week to assume command of tho
now miliiary.division Of tho Atlantic. FOR
ncy. =.. i...
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Of a pcnitcntiary bird. L would not
trust such aman as that in my sheep
PASTURE after dark. None but u
dcmocratic dcmagoguo would have the
faco to propose such u thing"
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Cow.nID1NG Mr., W.. B. Lowranoc, con !.
oolving that attempts 10 injuro his oharoo.
riGr had been made by an agent of A. r.
Coiton "a Mr.. Samuel spenccr--assaulted
,hat individual with cow .hi,lol as he was
loaVing tho Court House. yesterday aCtor.
noon. Judge Moses had Lowranco arrest.
ca ior contempt Of court, and sentenced
Dim 10 fivc days Imprisonment and fne
Of fiity dollars. - Iheaix, 10h. ,.,lt -.
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,
very liltlo was done in Tho cotton market
during the past week, owing to tho small
supply now in tho, county. About 1OG,,
bales changed hands during tho week. We.
quote l84@l0e. free of tax, ,aag, ~,
Cotton Yarns, $1.75. ,
Salt, S2.75..
,Gunny Cloth 25a 26.
Bacon Sides, lGa17 cents
Lard, II n 18 cents. a,. x.
Molasses per barrel 65 n rs. ay.s ta..
Country Flour, Sc so 700,
rel. i''sN'"'' =
Corn, 81 90 ij " ,9' 81. AZ s5s,
iPeas 90 n $1.0O. ,iM q g. o. Is h
Butter, 25o H..gs .n....
Dry Hides, 100. .p.ai tga.....,
Green, SO. n.
. Gold $50. t,7
Silver, 25. III @.N. niH" 80 Is
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-18

GENERAL SCoTr NOMINATED roR GoyER.
NOR AT the Negro Nomination Convention
last night, on tho first ballot for candidate
for Governor, Colonel Z. J. Robertson, of
Columbia, received 81 votes, and General
II. X. Scott G1. On The second bhllot Rob
crtson received 81 votes. and Scott. 6s
Robertson then withdrew, and Major Cor.
bin was nominated, but, on motion, General
H. X. Scott was chosen by acclamation, Rc.
publican candidate for: Governor of Sontb
Carolina.
The convention thcn proceeded 10 ballot
for. Lieutenant Governor, hut adjourned
about one o'clockwithout making q choice,
80 fares outsiders could lcarn,--Aiercurv.
HM. ..g a.y, s.'' I'M ~
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"First. That the Radical party leaders
i'll Congress-. and throughout tho country
have resolyc,etc take full possession of tho
power at every hazard.
g: ccond. That the Radical leaders have
indoclrinatcd II large number OF their fol-
lowers with their subvcrsivo plans, aud
have influenced them 10 The point of bciu e
prcparcdto sustain them in all their selfish
and wicked purposes.
"rhird That the great mass Of the pco-
pic arc beginning TO realize the fearful do
Signs Of thc revolutionary Congress, and 10
watch their conduct With the EXTREMIST
vigilance.
'Fourb. That there has been regular
contract 2f bargain and sale br'wccn the
Radic"! party and General Grant, by which
they have engaged to accept him as their
Presidential candidate, and he has agreed
TO defend them and their usurpations with
his swor.,,"
NEGRO SUFFRAGE IN TIE NOR1H.-COu>
gross, III violation Of its own law and Of the
most common principle of justice, proposed
to admit the representatives Of Alabama
into Congress upon The basis of l;iilc more
''"" " 'nn'' VI 'S 'o'e's' ana 'h'y nearly
Ill "'s'oe7' o"oe' ''c circumstances We
'''ro'"co ~ 'hcir "''eh'toh INC borrowing
from The New York 7riGURe:
"Rcpublicans in all tho States had better
''"N' up '"''' .''"uS Ut once ''''' '"crc can =
not "c TWO PolicieS III inc par'y-~ohe Tor
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Two BIRDS For THE GovERNoRsmir.--On
Saturday night last, says tho Charleston
MrcaW, General II X. Scott, Of tho Frccd.
mers Bdreau gave supper TO tho mem
bers Of the great Ring Strcaked I'D Strip
cd, at Military Hall. Blacks and whites
sat down to table together in true misccgo.
mating style; tho fare was good, tho appeal
TO the sonsibili'ics Of the delegates not un.
appreciated, and the chances of the host
Tor the gubnatoral chair Of tho new South
Carolina, that is TO be, wont up just 10 pro.
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Horrible Murder "A Crazy Man Kills q
Poor Blml Man, According to the Fig
ure Seven,


Horrible Murder "A Crazy Man Kills q
Poor Blind Man, According to the Fig
ure Seven.
About seven O'Clock on Saturday morn
ing last the 7th Of March, Peter Murphy
entered the room of ilugh league who had
been blind for three times seven years, and
bcdrdlcn for the past seven weeks, aud
with q seven shooter. instantly killed
league for some trivial difficulty growing
out Of the killing Of seven pigeons seven
days before, AMI the only witness to the
tragedy was a lad twice seven years old. -
Coroner Whiting was Immediately notified
of the sad occurrence, and aiury ofinqucst
was soon impannclcu. From the evidence
it appeared that Murphy and league occu
pied kitchen in the rear Of No.3I Calhoun
the upper aud the other The lower story
About Il week previous 10 the homicide,
Mr.. Murrhy's cat killed seven Of Nlr.
'fcagucS sons pigeons, but there was no
ounrrcllins or ill(rcling about The matter,
and Mr. Murphy paid the lad dollar for
seven o'clock Murphy entered leagues
room, with pistol in each htn,l. Tc1guc
WAS in bed, where he had been conlinul for
seven weeks by illness, ..nl was taking
some nourishment, when Murphy said,
"n hat sort Of man are you," and fired
immediately, the ball entering the right
temple, just above The eye, and causing
Immediate death Murphy thcn left tb,
room and was afterwards sGcn running
down East Bay with Tho brace Of pHtol1.
The oIly witness TO ti3 melancholy
tragedy, was the son Of the murdered man
fourteen years Of ago, but bright, inlcli-
gent lad, who gave his evidence with much
clcarncss. Tho wife, daughter ann anoth.
CT son Of Ar league were absent at the
Time, tho former having just gone out It
draw their weekly ratons. league la,
bocn blinl for twenty .vnc years, and ha,,
been supported ror many years by his rami
", and recently hy rations supplied by'th
government.
Murphy has been for several years past
steady workman ut tho gas house, here
but had not been to work for three day;
previous to the murder. Immediately allc
thc act lie presented himself before II
Pinckncy Walker, ESQ, II i, Ma.esty's
consul, nnl stated that he was accused of
homicide, as y British subject, lac elaine,
protection Of the British flag. Mr.. Wake,
turned him over 10 Sheriff llastic, and he il
now lodged in tie Jail 10 await trial. Th,
verdict Of the jury was TO The effect th,
Hugh Tcasuc came to his death hy builc
fired from pistol in the hands Of Pete
Murphy.
Murphy is supposed to Lc crazy. an,
Hcmc Of his recent acts would Indicate sucl
a,nlc Of mind. lie appears to have SOM
mchoa Of madness, however, by claimin,
the protection the British flag. -. Mcrcu
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Change Of Schedule.

We learn from Mi. Il. u. Watson,
tho efficient railroad agent, says the
Charlotte Bulletin, that thcrc will be-
y change in the schedules of our rail
roads, taking effect on Wednesday
noxt, 18th instant, whicl, will place
the Charlotte Il South Carolina Rail-
road and the North Carolina Railroad
ahead Of all other competing lines by
five hours, and which will make this
the shortest route and time rs quick
as any other, from Atlanta TO New
York.
This is'important to tho travelling
public, and shows clearly that those
connected with our roads arc active to
the interests Of the travelling public.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-18
Detection in tho Radical Ranks "A Can.
didato for Governor.

We lay before our readers, says the
Atlanta Mlc1hycnccr, simply for thcir
information, the following card which
appeared carly yesterday morning in
tho form of aprintcd slip and was free
~ distributed throughout tho city. 1t
shows detection in the ranks of the
Georgia Radical party, and is, omi-
nous Of that party's dofeat in the cleo
tlons that will soon take place in this
State:
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THE SITUATION As sKEx .ny A Sournnpy
i" Robert Tyler, Esq, editor Of tho Mont
eomery .Aderrfiser, is writing lotors non,
Washington TO that journal His last lc,tor
says:
There are somo things which all men
here seem to'coasder to be no longer doubt
ful; 'lMy iNtI
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TO TIE rUDElC.

For reasons satisfactory to myself,
and those of my friends with whom
have had an opportunity" Of consult
ing, respectfully protest against tho
recent proceedings of the Executive
Committee, and all action pursuant
thereto. Tho dearest interests of the
people Of Georgia arc bcing triacd
with and jcopardizcd, and, I now en-.
ter an appeal, from all such proce ed .
ings, to tho people of Georgia. and an-
nouncc myself an independent candi-
date for Governor of Georgia in,tho
ensuing election subject to tho nomi-
nation of q convention of dologatos,
duly appointed 'byand from the peg
pie.
tako this opportunity of thanking
my fellow.citizens for tho numerous
manifestations Of preference for mo
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-18
Local lten,s.a
Early Gardoning.s

Col. II. G. Davis, Of Ridgcway has
sent to our Office II number Of Irish Pota.
toes Of this seasons growth; the earliest,
We venture by several weeks. We
don't know by what process Col. d..
has so fairly ou,strippcd the gardening
community. These potatoes arc not the
largest we ever saw but still well formed
and of an 'iblo size, one of them imcas.
uring ycr five inches in circumference.
Col. d will accept our thanks. ~zess&
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-18
Cheap Manure.

Cheap Manure.
We have requested bccn.by Mr.. j.
N. Robson, to state that ho has just re-
coived Instructions to roduuc the price
ofthc Soluble Pacific Guano, ten dol
lars pcr'ton, on. eitlior cash or time
sales in future-thus bringingit with
ln'thc reach of all, and making one of
tho cheapest manures offered on tho:
market.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-18

y Missouri RUrFIAN KILLEp.-Thc Chi. o
(lllinois) Democrat says:
Ever since The war, Southwest Missouri
has been infested by u gang Of horse thieves
and dcspcradocss chief among this clan of
Williams WAS Pope Conycrs. One by one his
party, were killed by ciizcns whom they
had outraged They nows now teaches us
that Conyers, Tho last surviving william,
has come .toa Violent cud Ills forte was
house stealing.
'In the course Of time it happened that
Conycrs made raid upon tho, wrong sta
bic, namely, that Of Mr.. Holloway Of New
Madrid county. This gentleman made pur-
snit' and shortly after crossing the borders
OF Missouri he found his mules in tho DOS.
session of another person. Of course no
identified and recovered his property. The
ncjghbors, feeling cxaspcratod, formed q
pursuing party anl started out. After
search ofn day or two they passed man
on tho roadwho was cngagcd,in the crcc-
uonof log hut, but not recognizing him
rs the thief, rode en-. BY extending in.
quiries they soon learned that the cabin
builder was Pope Conyers. They quietly
returned and called upon him to surrender.
Ills revolver was lying upo" l,g several
yards distant. For this lie made q dash,
and to tho dcmand for q surrcndcr he an
swcrcd witha bullet. Both parties com.
mcnced firing, but tho pursucrs, undor-
standing Conycrs' method Of (iring--that
he never moved his arm after extending il
throw themselves forward SO that his
balls passed over their heads. lie stood
his ground until his revolver was discharg.
cd, then topplcd over and instantly cxpir-
cd. Upon examination his body was found
TO contain four balls, either of which would
have proved fatal"
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JusT RECEIVED

II FACj;TQhYCIEEsE, Italian Maoaroni 8
+, m =. Kico, lnew orop,) Cove Oysters.
php phh,na4elphia Alc, Bacon Sido and Cotton
'" d. II. FLENNIKEN, n
~. ~ Agentpor Aubrey g. Co.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-18

WONDERFUL FurAK or NATURE. In n
family living IN Central avenue is child
that promises to be n card for Barnnm IL
Is female, now two years and seven mouths
OF age, fully dc, clopcd into womanhood..- -
Ihc change from that of ordinary infancy
TO full maturity took place when the Child
was two years of age. With tho first iudi
cation OF tho presence Of womanhood, the
child body rapidly changed in all its
parts, from the condition of lcndor infancy
to the inllnoss of that ola healthy girl Of
eighteen. Tho face alono remained lin.
changed, full, round, baby faoc. quito
pretty in all lis features, with bright, spark.
ling and intelligent eyes, and rosy checks.
Tic wonder has aLtractcd.thc attention Of
many of the physicians of the city. several
Of whom have obtained photographs of IL.
The child walks, talks. cries aud cats, like
other children Of It's age. IT is quite for.
ward in talking, speaking German and
Enslish;- CncbnaH Lammrciai Eco. 20.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-18

Now Advertisements.
Special attention is called to the
now advertisements, to be fuEnd in
another column of to-days issue.
Bargains! Bargains by Ladd;
Bros. ~
New Goods-John Mcintyre & Co.
Just Rcccivcd--D. II. Flonnikcn.
Shcriff's Salcs-E. w. Ollovcr.
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Tho American Stock Journal.

the interests Of the travelling public
Tho American Stock Journal.
Every Farmer and Stock Brcodcr
should send for copy of this valua.
bic Monthly Magazine. The propric-
tors offer valuable premiums of blood.
Oh stock, rare seeds, and many other
useful articles. Only $l.00 year.
Specimen copies free, with list of
splendid premiums. to agents.
Address, N: p. Boyer g. Co., Pub
fishers, Gum Tree, Chester Co., Pa.
National Freemason.
This, Illustrated and mammoth
weekly, furnishes the following. arti-
clcs for this week: Gut and biogra-
ply of B5nj. Franklin. fermentation
for Hiram and. others. Poetry. n
story. Genius Of frcmasonary. Ole
Bull. Letter from Merchant. I.
When mean to Marry. Pale inc.
Oriental fables, by Hon. l. S. Brown,
ofTurkcy. Family Reading. Entcr-
tainmcnt at Obcrlin. Gcrrit Smith
iii the field. The Oath. Intoll-
genco. Jurisprudence. Anecdotes
and Replies. Lcttor from Rob. Nor
ris on his way to Holy Land. Adj
dress Nationcl Frccmason, box 5,9O3, /,
Now York City.
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The rcasons. prompting mo to this
course Will be presented to the pooplc
in due time.
HENRY p. FARRow.
ATLANTA, Ca, March 6, 1868.
Can't Write for Glory and Print for Fun.
The editor of the Albany Ncys
says:
"Thc high prices of material, labor,
provisions aud whiskcy, render it i'm.
possible TO run first class paper on a
free system"
tvhassSss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gsszSaH.zsA,HFaa
fuNniAu THE INTEREST -BEAHISG DE8T.-
MIR. Wilson Introduced in the Senate Mon
day Bill! providing for the conversion and
funding Of the interest bcarirg debt, and to
amend the banking laws Of The United
States
The first section authorizes The Secretary
OF the Treasury to issue coupons or register
ed bonds sufficient to redeem the entire in.
tcrcs bearing debt, except ,hc five per cent.
forty-ycar bonLs.
Section two provides that said bonds shall
be payable in fifty years, and shall boar six
per cent. after twenty years, interest pay
able semi annually.
Section third provides TINT said bonds
shall bic used solely for redemption and cx-
change oi existing bonds, and said cx.
change may be made until January |, 1870,
Il Il hal H.,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
Section fourth lays u tax Of one per cent.
per &nnum on said bonds, and DIRECTS tho
Secretary Of the Treasury to withhold the
same from payment Of interest as it &c ,
ccucs.
Section fifth directs the Secretary Of tho
treasury TO ascertain as nearly as possible
the amount Of tax paid by each Staio
through its citizens and corporations, and
TO pay annually to oaoh StaLc the amount Of
taxrccoivcd from its citizens and corpora-
lions; said taxes to be in lieu of State,
municipal, and local taxation on sad bonds.
Section sixih'provides for the gradual re-
dcmption and final extinction of said debt
us follows: Frst---By applying annually to
payment of principal all taxes paid Oh bonds
held or owned out Of The United States.
Secondly dirccting the Secretary Of the
Treasury for The first decade hcrcaftcr to
redeem annually by purchase in coin ten
millions Of said debt; for the second de-
cadc Of twenty millions annually; for the
tuird decade, forty millions annually; for
the fourthdtcadc, sixty millions annually /;
fJr the fifth decade, eighty millions annual
ly or until the whole debt is redeemed
Section seventh authorizes the increase
national currency to five hundred millions
dollars, and directs preference of issue
thereof TO sections Of country not adequate
iy?suppiiod with bunlsins faoilitcs..
Section eight directs The Secretary Of Tic
Treasury, when the whole currency exceeds
0O,000, 900, to retire and cancel as rapid
ly as possible until outstanding United
Statos notes are reduced TO S200,000,000.
Section nine directs each bhnkina nsso- :
citation TO hold its coin interest received on
bonds as II special reserve until able TO re-
deem its currency, nnd not TO use said coin
reserve for any other purpose"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-18

No PRESIDENTIAL ELECTioN.-T Wash
'ngton correspondent of the Baltimore Gu-
>c"c, who is not always wrong, saws:
'Nor must rcfran ir m eXposiur a ncw
device Of the enemy 1t seems the Eadi
calls nave determined 10 hold no Presidential
election at all next fall. They argue that
The Constitution nowhere appoints time
for indulgmg in such tomfoolcry neither
does II make direct provision in case of the
removal, &c., Of The President and Vicc.
PRESIDENT, but expressly leaves tho whole
OF these matters to Congress. 1t is contend.
cd, therefore, that the Legislative branch Of
tho Government, by nero act, may con
'lnuo Mr.. Wade 'cr any other man in tho
presidency for four years from the day Of
his inauguration, there being NJ reference
whatever in Ike sacred iua.rnman, 10 Tho
attn OF March, Upon looking into the Con
slitution, don hesitate TO say that Con.
grcss has more colorado authority 10 do
such drcd than IL has for ninc. tcnths of
'c5ia'diion aiccady inflicted upon the coun :
try. This course will undoubtedly be
taken by the Radicals il Democratic vic.
tories, rs they are called, Shall continue"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-18

ONE OF FoRNEY's BEST LrEs-.Ashamed
| again TO hum up the Maryland militia MS nm
army TO back Mr.. johnson, Forncy has
turned his attention to Virginia. Read tho
Following patent talschood:
"NosJy Redpious A somewhat stori.
ing rumor comes TO us from the northeast
orn portion'of Virginia Residents in Lon /.
uoun Valley and,vicinity alego that NiosLy.
he notorious rebel bushwhackcr during tIs
w"r is again marshaliing his clans to oid
Andrew Johnsonin his usurpations. For
somc time past tllssc men have been rotti6c
their arInS in readiness for.some purpose.
ana havo quite recently become so obnoxi.
Gus in their conduct that the loyal pooplo
OF that section arc alarmed, and ask protco. !.
tfon from the Government, or a,,lIfority4o
organize rtheir own dofonoc. Four him
dredfmen'haye already been asseubled.,a ut
ono Hmo,.apd their leader boasts his abil;tv
to march into Washington with thousand
men and Mpc out Congress pcrhaps Il is
tho intelligence" Of Nosby's preparations
that accounts for tho increased Confidence
manifested by a. j. within. the last few
days" ' 'S 1"'' -"
This is mere prctcxt fort supplying tho
negroes with arms. "'e '"'
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Godey's Lady Book.
For April has bccn received. IT.
needs no praise. Tt is well known as
one Of tho very best fashion Magazines
IN tho country; puntuaE in it's visits, :.
and is indispensable to tho ladies', n
-. -----~>~~~-~->~>~>o>>-~->>~--
Tho following is said to have boon
tue direction on lcttcr loft at tho ,
Fort Wayne PostotGcc
Postmaster, blcaso to sent him strait,
Bensilyany is der Staight
Olt Vcnango, dats der county,
we're on bours out nit IIcvcns pounty, ,
inrankin, she's der county seat. y
i, Der bost Office on Libcrdy Shtrcct /;
Sharlecy Taylor, hes der man
Send her yust SO quick as you can.
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made in public meetings, throughout
the State, and will duly appreciate
such endorsement as they may give me
in future.
The rcasons. prompting mo to this
course will be presented to the pooplc
in due timc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-18
Weekly Review of the |yflm ;l,o, q
Market. +,

FOR THE WEEK ENDING MAeou ",
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HENRY p. FARRow.
ATLANTA, Ca, March s, 1868.
Can't Write for Glory and Print for Fun

O"n WHIIo IoI UIOTy UIu ITIHC IOr U1li
The editor of the Albany .Ncws
says:
"Thc high prices of material, labor,
provisions and whiskcy, render it i'm -.
possible TO run first class paper on a
free SyStCm,"