The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-08-18

lines, not more than Eve having been
observed heretofore. Between the
moon and the earth he observed a
shower of smeteors.s Photographs Of
the sun were taken at different times
during the partial obsouration. The
beautiful red Sprotuberances wore ,visi-
Bile to.the naked eye; 30 also were the
stars Mercury, Vega, Venus and Arc,
turus. AT Springfield and Mattoon
observations were also made by seve-
raj scientific men, and photographs
taken of the sup. One, of the tele.
scopes used at Mattoon was provided
with means for accurately measuring
the'diyisiops of the protuberauoes on
the. sytn, and the corona; The merou.
rYfell forty-two degrees within one
hour.--N Y. Herald Hill ..r. ,..2. 4.
FAcroaIEs IN MARLBoao' DIsrR1cr.
The Bennettsville Journal, Of tho 9Th
Instant says:, t'. ,.., .S- ,s,%sHs {
:. a few weeks since we noticed that
parties proposed rebuilding the old
faetories in, our District. Since that
time we are ,;gratified to, learn that,
ntccoo 10 \ ~, IL Is. q uE,S. i -, go
feot. and and ut kot pesS nc,oaaS maze NJ 70 p s9as ei-
Rnhaae' aha A.exanaer 1,r. Mngkae' ~ Jr., ESD, Of
pairing to build a factory and mill at
Red Bluff. We. learn that they are
to have merchant -four mil 9, a wool,
oarding mills and a factory to make
% pns naa! ;au i anI elosn. s Inc Little
and va bei;aya tbat tho ant anmn;na 4nne:y ;H
prove, a success. the neonla of Nal
boro' have always been noted for BROS
For m the. .Tar tba faotor;as a s tbaS io' pean
ence would have been on > s,,bstent;aI
BASIS to dav.. Bnt tho noonin go ="
covering somewhat from tb;s ,s,s;hlo
drawback. and factorias ara ba;na
built in seyoraI nort;ons of 'tbo s D;ss
tr,ot. We sincerely trust that proat
success viii attend The undertakias
>"n #1's1 80. Z ---,- 80 ~: -: ~ .
The change In Tennrressssece Z will be
made more apparent when we oonsid.
or tho recent votes, ss.'ss AZ
E,b sr;d ibsa' }T,spas..oah' .a b.: 81 a,asa
'Sl S.'.N .NE0' Sh"'h hD"o'hocFatI ..s. ,S2,o44'SS ,'4'S
$,yt y:x;. -, Nv. .5s .gss 80
4 ihsePH4t.ean 4. MAJORITY ,.. ol,9S6
O.. SnSSliuge - now e'ecfed TO the
ocase 1enate s,ss ana one OF the warm"est !"as
ap p?liels :,, % tosnter, ea,a whose mfaJorlty;'s
00',aiuty over oo,ooo, b ,,ggxo&,
r ~ vao same elecCion, Inc state
i1ee Asia'oro s''V stood ot es follows 4. ,...
a.a Senate. House. joint Ballot.
Republican, 25 80 aas los + !
democrats, 4.s< -ga4
10 esyess m .----..ss. j. -
hep'can maj 20 ne 81 lOl,5
SO that it will be perceived that the
democrats did not have a single mem-
Der N the Senate, and, but four In the
{ Hoyuulse.. yul Now, il, conjunction with the
conservatives, they have a working
majority IN both branches Of the Leg
.s!ature' Ire Gould tbore be a greater
srlumph' or agreater rebuke, to that
extreme l'es sRttia.dicalism, Ia. which has so
!ong prevented concord and, equal
Justice. ~ .,,,,1,l4,.e J..s - s:.',,,
The Chicago 1s;S,I,, !. s. 51,,.,, ;i,..s,.
forco. .eondensea ,tha t,.bo,.s' .m s.oa.
in few sentences % Th,s. s'gSWens gs.TWens
reason is there thai tba % VS. - M nas
which tnsns otton-;n.a"a va a.a.I"ny asIoninery
Duct should be located hundreds Of
mllos away from the place where, the
raw material 10 grown? What com
mero1ai or Othera necessiSV g. Ia there