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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-25
A Chapter OH Hogs.

The time has gono by when hogs can
be bred and raised in the South in the
free and easy and liberal manner that
prevailed before the break up. AS they
can no longer be allowed to run at
large, and p.enty of them to admit of a
large proportion being killed and con-
sumcd as pigs by the negroes and yet
enough left TO supply the plantation,
different style of animal must now be
bred. Formerly, Il considerable share
Of bone and muscle was not only admis-
sable, but necessary to the animals
doing much towards making his
own living, and Saving his bacon' when
made
Now, few good, well formed, and
thrifty hogs, quiet in disposition, and of
breeds which lallen kindly and yield n
good return in flesh and fat for the food
lliry eat, offer the ONLY possible means
OF ilja"lng our own meat. And that
every one must now do so is very
evident. Pens or lots, and small well
fenced pastures, are now necessary to
the safety Of the hogs and to the success
in pork making. There is no other
domestic auimal SO easily improved by
Judicous selections and crosses as the
hog, nor more quickly dctrriorate1 bv
neglect.
As VIC must now begin aimcst anew,
III all parts Of Tie South, It Is advisabla,,'
wherever they can he had, to begin
with the best. A, all events, secure q
good male to cross upon the best native
sows that can yet be picked up. And
where individuals do not feel able to
own cac,l a really good boar, a neigh
borhood would do well to ioin and pro-
cure one for the benefit ocall interested.
A reference to the columns Of agrcultu.
raj papers viii show where and at wha,
price such animals can bo bought.
In The South VIC can ID longer afford
to keep large number of ordinary and
poorly fed hogs. TO paw at all, the
animals must be not only Of ';good
kind but good oftheir Kind" must
DC we'll and abnudan:ly led and as
largely as possible on cooled food Corn
meal mush stauds first on the list for
iattcn'ng. But a, rriH,trc Of barley or
pea meal, etc, and Of roots, will aid the
growth. Cow-pcas-which, however
must be fed with caution in the field
sweet potatoes, pindcrs. etc are excel:
lent Sugar, milct or sorghum, fed in
the stalk cut into short pieces, affords a
wholesome and nourishng variety in
hot weather.. Brood sows and ycung
s'ocE'!o well on growing Hungarian
mllet: as they browse upon the ripe
heads Only. with comparatively little
damage to the crop. And for grazing,
nothing equals Bermuda grass, which,
however, the animals will root up m
winter if not prevented, doing but little
narm thereby to pastures although
damaging to meadows.
II The business ofhos'raloing1i5 gone
INTO upon anything of u large scale,
Egyptian or winter oats, barley, etc.,
will be found useful for winter grazing;
20 beca'ca down from the time the
gram is III the pasty state to be follow
ed with COW peas, sweet potatoes, etc.
Heets and carrots, rs continuing moro
sugar, are better than turnips, unless it
be rutabagaS
Peaches Chickasaw p1,,ns, muibcr.
ries, pcrsimmops, figs etc, are all well
worth growing Tor pigs.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-25

A gentleman who has just arrived
at st. Paul, from Fort Ransom, Dako-
tahTerritory, reports that the In
dians abcut.Ebrt Tetten are starving,
and thatsho garrison itself is on half
rations. Thirty-six Indians are. re-
ported to have died of starvation in
the immediate vicinity of The fort
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-25
Nh. GnACNLEN0ND, OF YlNNINIA.

Mr. Sumner presented u petition
IN the Scn;.'e Wednesday, signed by
a large number If III! r.t:.t' fii'ic!l.
tial citizens Of Culprpr' >"unty, Na.,
praying a removal ct ,i:u civil dis
abilities imposed Oh Henry Sha .kcl-
ford, Of Virginia, ~ acts of Con
grcss Mr.. Shacklrf"rd is ut this
time Commonwcalt!''S s attorney n oul-
pepper county, and was for seven
years prior to the war member of
Virginia Senate. Tic petition was re-.
fcrrcd TO the Committee OH Judiciary.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-25

SALE or real. ESTATE IN CHARLES
ToN.--Thc valuable property known as
the kalmla Mills, with buildings, ma
chlncry, etc, including 1850 acres OF
land, rich in mineral deposits. was sold
Yesterday by MrssTs. Wardlaw & Carcw
lor SlGO, 200. Tcrms-one fourth cash
balance in one, Two and three ycars.-
Messrs. w. c. Langley & Co., of Now
4ork, were the purchasers.
Messrs. Lcich Il Bruins, for Master in
Equity Gray, sod n plantation IN St.
Thomas Parish; Of l50 acres rice land,
and 2OS acres Of higI' land, known as
BcnevcnIo, for $1,000
Mcssrs. Leitch g. Br,lns als,, sold n
cargo of sugar damaged on the brig Isa :
bcl Beurmann, at prices ranEjhgI from
- to II cents. The Drcdge boat sold
for ST. 200 cash.
(Charhcston Mercu7y, con.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-25

Franklin, whcn'a boy, mako appli-
cation in London for q situation as
!ournoyman printer. In answer to the
inquiry "can you, an American, SGT
typc?" he stepped to the case AID set
the following passage from St. John /:
-" Nathaniel saith unto him, Can
any good thing comcopt of Nazareth /?
Philip saith unto him, Como and see. !"
Lie obtained the desired position.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-25


SUICIDAL Policy. : The Rccons'ruc.
ton Convention has made Il great blum
der IN its legislation. The prejudice Of
race and the public opinion OF the coun.
try arc outraged by tie section adopted
on Monday,--to the effect that all The
public schools, colleges and universities
OF t Lc State, supported by the public
lunls, shall be free and open to al the
children aud youths OF the State with.
ont regard to race or color The priv.
lIcgcs o! education could have been Sc
cured by provisions other than those
thai required the mixing Of blacks and
whites together. Every such attempt
awakens anImosity, and Will occasion
conflict. In tho name Of public and
common sense, what is there to prevent
The blacks from being taught in inslitn
lions expressly provided for them p
mat Is there to require these odious
ntcrmixLurcs? Are we not hnmiliatcd
enough already, without seeing our
poor old State clothed in a robe of mot
Icy? Is it impossible to reconstruct
our dlsordorcd society without reducing
tito tac degradation of Mcxico7 "
In the interest Of the colorcl people
well as Of the whites, we protest
against this lrighiful legislation. The
tlmc Will come, sooner or later. when
those who arc now powcricss will re-
sumo the influence which laws cannot
confer or permanently arrest. And
when the reaction comes, these attempts
at amaIgamallon, now kccnly felt, will
be Indignantly remembered.
m \
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-25

a Mongrcl sheet of Boston, says ::
"iho truth is, that wo have not vet
whipped tho rebels enough" Well,
poorfool, you have whipped the rebels
enough to paupcriac your own people.
twenty thousand mcu and women arc
daiiy fed on panpcr soup in Boston.
In the whole North there are ovor two
hundred thousand men and women out
OF employment whipped out of en-
ployment by this business Of ~wbip-.
ping the South" bpr the delicious
pleasure Of whipping the South, we
are feeding our own people on soup |!
low long will they stand it? By-and-
bythey'will make dogs meat of the
scoundrels who arc feeding them on
soup.--N. Y. Dig Booh.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-25

retention ofpowcr by the now dominant
party. We arc by no means favorable
10 Mede-Persan constitutions, but when
changes are made in national charter
1t should be done upon broad national
grounds and by the consent Of the pco-
pie at large. When such notifications
arc made for tho purpose Of CARRYING an
election which would otherwise 20
against The party making them, tho
toulcst treason against the rights of the
people is committed What impartial
thinking men regard as the really serious
feature i'll the present condition Of
affairs, is the fact that u majority of
Representatives should hold the Consti.
tuition in such utter suborlination to
purely party objects. This cxpclicnt
would probably have never been resort.
cd to had it not been that Congress has
discovered that public opinion in the
North is turning directly against its
policy. Sooner than Shape their policy
to the sentiments Of their constituents,
they plot to secure The election by m-
constitutional means. 1t is startling
revelation that our Legislators should
prove capable Of such revolutionary ox-
pcdlcnts Tor the retention Of power. 1t
is sad cXempilication Of the demorali,
zation among our public mcn that has
been brought about by the events Of the
last SIX years. It is but too clear that
we have come to Il condition III which
there is nothing too sacred in tho Con-
slitutiou, in the form Of our government
and in the rights OF the States and OF the
people, TO be sacrificed TO the objects Of
party.
ave arc not, however, among those
who look upon this sickcning condition
without hope. We have faith in the
intelligence and loyalty OF the people.
who are calm aud so(-nossesscd amid
these revolutionary attempts and may
seem to inexperienced eyes even indif.
lcrcnt; but they are quietly relying
upon their power at the polls, knowing
that whatever abuses Of power Congress
may attempt, the power ultimately rests
wits them, aud that they 90 not mean
10 surrender il, Oar people are too
well cnpablc Of scli-2ovcrnmcnt to per.
init Tie power to pass out Of their
hands"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-25

a Southern lady, who is tho wife of
appointment old extreme Radical re-
siding in one of the Northern States,
while engaged in plucking the gray
hairs out of her husband's moustachc
was asked by him.
"Whst arc yon doing, my dear2"
"Only carrying out your own poll
cy sir; exterminatiiig the whites for
the benefit Of the Blacks" was the
reply.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-25

An old bachelor in Now York offered
young lady pony for kiss, She
gave nm tiic kiss. l1d refused her the
pony. Ito plead ono consideration"
Inc Court "ecided that Q kiss was a ,leh.
ga' consideration, and, made him pony,
up.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-25
Selected Poetry
From lie .So0fhern Cuitivator.
TO CONGRESS- ). g

THE MEMonlWL or rloMNs cnupp.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-03-25

WOMEN Docrons.- In Philatlelphia
Six women physicians return incomes
ranging from $4,000 to $4,000 d
year. In Orange, New Jersey, there
is another, whose annual income rano-
es between $4,000 and $4,000 In
New York thcro is one whose income
is rarely less than $4,000 a yoay.-
Some of these physicians arc success.
ful surgeons as we'll as capable madical
practitioners.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-19
THE DAILY APPEAL.

DRUGs, MEDICINES, Books, STATIONERY,
&c. - Dr. Munckton of the late firm OF
Munckton & Warner continues the business
of druggist, apothecary and stationer at
the old stand. He has secured the services
of Mr.. r. c. CUR. do, one of the most COM
petent pharmaceutsts of the Pacific Coast,
as his prescription clerk. Everything in
the drug, medicine and paint line is kept
on hand. Fresh invoices of the same are
constantly received. Also a well selected
stock of books and stationery. The bust
ness of the old firm is to be settled up as
speedily as possible. Mr.. H. ii. Bence is
authorized to make collections and give re-
ceipts. See advertisement in to-day's AP-
PEAL.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-19

Dry GOODS AND MILLINERY AT CoST.-
Mrs. Beck offers her stock of goods at cost
p.ice. See advertisement in the APPEAL Of
this morning. Her store is corner of Nevada
Theater.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-19
DIED

In Carson City, November Il, 1865, EDWARD B.
BUCKLEY, a native of County Cork, ireland, aged
rs years and months.
The funeral will take place from the residsnce
Of Mr.. Sweeney at O'Clock P. 4. November 49,
Friends and .cquaint.nces are respectfully invited
to attend.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-19
BORN

In Carson City, November is, 1865, to the wife
Of GEoAGE gibson, a daughter.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-07-14
Gsiperblicbsr HprsfcNrttf.

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tNur3cIfrhctlte fur ,Siitteruiia

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Serfansmlitn9 Ser NJ itaIieber DC,
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Spglcih nab &crtOgung DrS @cri6tsbofes
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-07-14

sipis unlrr 9sbauern be5 gerluitcs uup unlcrr
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! lille bcs' &eridiepenen unp Der N'rtilt ,llr &cr.
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-07-14
Sittsbur9cr 2eben.

GIhe pcltlld)c 3citllng briu9t cine interelIuut
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