The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-11-25

clerk In Paris was recently robbed by
woman underthe following singular cir
cumstnnces; liehad been sent TO pay draf
but when no arrival ,hero hs found The
room crowded with mon and women, ,whc
lso wanted toipay drafts. BY his sid,
stood pretty young Indy, well dressed, nnt
OF elegant manners. ''IIow provoking ,hi.
is,"'s sho snil TO him, "wo shall havc to wal,
"t least three hours until our turn cornea. u
Tho clerk entered into conversation with
her lie found her 30 ohat.y and amiable
that ho invited her to accompany him to IL g
ncigiooring coffee house, md tho upshot OF
The matter wns TINT he spent Tie whole day
In her company. lie ithouelt hc could ne,
the draft the next morning from the huissie,
Of the bank before II Ind been protested
Late in the evening he was walking Will,
his dnlcina in one Of The deserted alleys Of
the Chateau dc Fleurs, when tho lady sud
denly drew from her pocket, caslct iron,
which she tonk n 'snlnll golden Vial "This
via,,' she said to him, "contains worry de-
lloious perfume, just smell IT," Tho young
man smelled tho perfume. became worry diz i.
~, sank 70 the ground, aud fell asleep
When he awoko to consciousness, several
hours afterwards, he found that his gold
witch and nll'l,is money were gone p! 3oa
GEN" GRANTS MAJonlT1ss.- Says the
New York Sun . ''''''""' ,'". ''l''S
"As near rs can bo ascer,aincd General
GRANTS majority over Seymour on'tho"pop-
ular vote Is about 205, 900. This the iarg
est majority oyer so Obtained over on oppo
nent by any Presidential candidate, with one
exception. That exception wos in 1868,
when Mr.. Lincoln received All ,2sl mnajori.
ty over Gen. Mcclellan ."'t E@oO a"3
But, remarks The Washington ExDytss.
this excludes the Democratic vote, III viz
ginia, Mississippi Texas aud Florida, the
one hundred thousand white mon, dis.ran.
h'ts'cd ch'scd In Tennessee, ,hc fifty thousand in
Missouri, and thousands in other Southern
States Gen. Grant IS elected conisti ulio,n-
ally, MS Mr.. Lincoln was riglt years sihfo,c,
but wilhta very decided njorily oofnhe
| people opposed to him. lIe iisa Cminority
press''deGt though, none the loss jSentil illedlto
rfeskpeect, nfthis account /; but the !fapl5 re-
mains, even counting tho tens Of thousands
Of n, gro votes cast in his fayor.4 I lP ',
tSNsEs = % S
EXTENT OF Co-OpERATtoN. .-- he extent
and success Of co operation in Great Britain
Is truly surprising, and indicator surely
TINT IL is wise and bineGccnt system for
thc amclioration Of tho condition Of lhbor.
Statistics compiled from authentic sources
relative TO the moneycd power Of tho labor
ing population Of Great, Britain show that
here arc l,0lO co operative societies carry
ing OH the business Of grooors or provision
sellers, with on aggregate capital Of 500. :
100000, and Of these about 'twotliifds have
beon successful in q financial point Of view.
The "buiding and freehold land socie.iesD
represent acapital & Of $40, 0,00O, 900, about
$50, 100000 Of whioh orc, invested in dwell.
lings for mcmbers. The cooperative asso.
c'ations. trade socictics, friendly and benleyv' !
olent societies, building associations md
savings hanks NIL com hined, re pses.ntA d
capital Of neariy 5000, 0,Q00,0 ,000.1 r0itCtsis
PEAuE on WAR.4.TLe yonrnal do 81. pc.
tcrsburg OF tho inst9o October publishes
9a article headed stPence or tWar,"iih which,
itynrgpees thnt \, isf apite possible that peace
may be maintained ID Eul ope notwiihstand,
ing the earmaments Of The tiiferent powers.
Discussing Tho oventualiiyof q Var bstweee,,
Franoc'ahd prussia.tbci article says:g III
France, victorious should advance nbeyond
the Rhine. and In case. tho Ducly of rposen
ahosld become, the, scene of an agitation
which would extond TO Russian Poland, tho
Russian army would liaye to pctively wa eli
over the ihainlcnahce Of or ler, and 4 rapid
and energetic ohatiohar movenicn, awould
spread over tho Russian empire, 1Onl the
layiwhepsthe Frenel, eagles advance ,yiotos
riioqlusly INTO Germany tho reoolleo.io1 Of ,,be
first empire will revive. In our minds and
tnae'sr every other thought, ;, 2' - I !"
gBnoNxLow's MISUNDERSTANDING the
extension OF franchise, he lspggcsts athat
there should bo Discrimination concerning,
those who. were In tho rebellion. They we're
not all alike cnlpablo for The past nor nor III
trust aofthy for lie fntdro!i r. tl,oso finyo!l
llantafiiy drnwn& into ITO 2feseilioIptWh
sinceitsMiier failuro,i have slsoa ,svidohoo
thatl'heyY aecep. the fesalts in good.4fallhs
ars gooaa siltiizssnss lapIpt end slayr abiaiag.
aTpd yM ybays lyd dstTiclly ebsqrysd paroles,
a1d spoii as will not pss political ppwer.to
ptoSofibe md dagradciliose %for, ,itos ~ wor
has emanoipatel and invested with iRe tiighte
ofisuGgageafranpLises. mighta safoly,aaa,d
thvslreefass gisfslybhe granted. Thesxlensiep,
should, hoysyer be at!snded sls BY spilstle
guards and cheoks. thns sdyantaEe could
nov befskSh os fffsa fbsralfiy Ga sSs;ISnde i
ihssafety yofeahs, Stnts. dtliep stassos WiIo
fsRs ssss sSs's Ss;,sS
lie nlsoifrccomfaeHds osdtn Aii6reass RIof nd
ssleetsy af illss Geysyner and Judi eiary, ,atp1
makes ynrioss maiensiail0ns srelati ye 10
shS ipsaho hospifass and ps5Iieatiafy?a5j , ~
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