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AOKrH CAROLrNA.
Dissatisfaction about thO State Rouas
Charges or FFaud-TAlH OF
RepudIaGIon. -I .r ul,I

-ChhFGeg OF FRauu-EolH OF
Repud1AtIon. a .r iuu
/ ... RICHMOND. Dec. 10.
A dispatch from Raleigh says great
Indignation prevails throughout the
State In regard 10 the Depression and
mlHapproprlatlon OF railroad and other
bonds, Issued during the session OF the
LegislRtuFe OF 1868 and 1862. Bills
now pending in both Houses requiring
the return Of all new State bonds yet
hnBold 10 the Treasury, 10 be reissued
only by instalments az needed by the
railroads, have been postponed until
after the holidays. A bill 10 pending,
however, and will pass, calling In the
Unconstitutional bonds issued to the
Chatham Railroad and iraudulently
sold, but providing that innocent hold.
erB Of them shall receive In lieu thereof
bonds held by The State on that road.
A resolution passed The Senate yester.
day, and Will probably pass the House,
ordering the railroad presidents to sell
no more State bonds 1T less than rs per
cent. There are general and wide
spread ruulors that the bonds appro.
priAtsd for railroad purposes have been
mlAApplied and .fraudulently used, aud
the persons implicated are stunning
investigation. This occaalonB much
feeling, and reputation Is openly
threatened.
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Read! ReadI Read |
uUnE OF DYsrEpslA AND suRoEuLA.

UURE OF DYSpEpsIA AND HuROFuLA.
PARKERABURG. April 10.
7. II. LOGAN. Eso.-Donr ST. ~ wrote 70
you some time since for bottle or Brent.
llnRerg Flnld Extract OF HAraaparIllA and
Dandellon, and must say that Il has acted
upon me like a chRrrn. I have been affiIot-
cd for near two yeArB with Dyspepsia; two
thirdl OF the time ! Vomited from one 10
three times day. l had given up the idea
OF over getting well, and Indeed my friends
had given up ali hopes OF my ever
getting well again. Added 70 this, suffered
with the serofala very much. since last
september one Blde OF my neck was ono en-
tire sore, composed OF some Seven running
sores. The uSe OF one bottle has much im-
proved mo. Ny stomach Is relieved and my
neck has Improved beyond my most san.
gulne expectations. l feel much ENCOURAGED,
and think BY tho use OF one or two bottles
more, lHhall be relieved entirely. You will
please Belld me two bottles by the boat.
rourS, respectfully,
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Death OF an OhIo, senator.

Hon. John Russell, ex-seoretary Of
State, OF Ohio, died at his residence 10
Urbana, at halt-past four O'Clock yes.
terday afternoon. Gov. Hayes and q
large party will attend the funeral,
which tAkeB. place at one o'clock Sat-
urdey, Mr.. RuPsell was the member
elect OF the Ohio Senate from the dis
,trict composed Of OhampAlRnI Clark (
leaves the Senate n tie; Is RepubllcAns,
and Is Democrats. r1. ...,..,.....
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TAEPOLlCY, TOWARDS rAEsOUFH
The New York Times on Bntlef'a


The TEmes sAya q side from the caus.
tlc which he applied to Greeley, that
Buffers letter ID Q case of special plead.
log. altogether out of place. II then
reviews the prescription OF Southern
men, and says the dignity OF the Uni.
ted States, the confidence It already
feels In tta own people and the conti-
dence, II seeks TO Inspire In foreign
powers. regarding It's future, alike de-
mand the broad, generous policy Of q
general amnesty. II there chance 10 be
here and there men whom 1t In we'll TO
except, let them be Individually reserv.
ed by name from the operation Of q
Wide sweeping and magnRnimous act.
We have conquered once by arms, let
US conquer again BY magnanimity.
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RRAnCE

PARIS, Dec. II.
Emperor Napoleon has been suffer-
Ing from illness for few days, but iH
better. ."rgi
Lord Lyons gave o fsts yesterday In
will soon sail for New York. ! u %
Approximations In regard 70 the health
OF the Pope were caused by q, report
which waa circulated throughout the
empire that he had an apoplectic at
tack, and remained incapable Of mo-
ton. The report 10 pronounced utterly
without foundation. The health OF the
Pope 10 at present remarkably good.
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TIE CANADIHM DoMIaIOa
Concludes ID, DOu,t want winnepeg.
OTTAWA, Dec. II.

Iels Feportsd that itiB not The inten-
tlon OF the government to complete the
purchase OF the Northwest Gerritury
until aprinR, aud, mot until the Domin-
Ion 10 able 70 assert tts authority BY the
presence OF an armed force. le i8 said
that payment to the Hudson Bay Com.
pany cannot bs naRdos for some time,
and the insurreotion will be left TO be
dealt with by that company. .,g,i >
The Ontario Legislature hes voted
S2I, 900 to encourage immigration.
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.. BALTIMORE. Dec. Il

BALTIMORE, Dec. II.
FLoUR-Dull and steady.
GRAIN-WheAt-Actlve for choice
prime 10 choice red 81 S5al 40. Corn
Active; white S5aSSc; yellow S5aS9
Oats-5iA6Sc. Rye-Sl GOAL 02.
PROVISIONS Weak. Mess Pork
s22 0OaSS 90. BAoon-Rlb sides lSXc;
clear sides l9No; shoulders IKE,
Hams-2lc. LArd-19c.
WHIsKY-Flrin at 81 liial 02.
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,GAzXL4LA a '7RontR, Decf H.
The report that the French Govern
nlent had sBnt note 10 the holy See,
declaring that the proclamation OF the
dogma of PapAl Infalllblllty would re-
lease France from the political obligR
tons OF the concordat ls fabrication.
Cardinal Mathien. Arch Bishop OF
Besenoan, has left Rome. His ,depar.
ture gives rise TO many contradictory
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY.

Hon. J. 7. HoKE, Rert Board Of ReotnG.
q. u sTURGIss, Sec'y
ALEX. MARTIN, u. D., Preatda,t,
and Professor OF Mental and Moral Philoso-
ply.
F.s. LYON, A. M, Wee President,
Professor OF EngllSh Literature, aud PTinCl-
pal or Preparatory Department.
8. g. STEVENS, A. NJ,
f Professor OF Astronomy and Physics.
H.H. PIERCE, A. M,
(CapL. U. d. A.l
Professor Of Mathematics aud OF Military
Tactics.
J. J. STEVENSON, A. NJ, Ph. d.,
Professor OF Chemistry and Natural History.
r. W. WOOD. PHI. D.,
Professor OF Ancient and Modern Languages.
o. W. MILLER, A. NJ,
Assistant IN Preparatory Department.
u. B. PURINTON, Tutor. r..,u.
GEO. NJ. HAGAN9, ESQ
Superintendent OF Grounds and buildings.
HUGH. W. BROOK, NJ. D.,
Lecturer on Physiology and Hygiene.
HON. JOHN A. OLLIE,
Lecturer on civil and Constitutional Law.
FALL TERM begins LIST Tuesday In sept'r.
SWINrEG s TEah " lSt Monday 10 Deer;
COMMENCEMENT. 3d Wednesday In June.
TurTIoH.-Preparatory, a6 % per Term OF
Is weeks.
UnIvenlty, IS 90 per Term of
IL weeks,
BoARDrNo-Not 70 exceed 81 pei week.
H9-Send stamp for Catalogue.
MORGkRT0WN, W, VA, HApi-eEnt
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A, small Edition OF tho AVOndaIH
a'ff t- Horror. - JG'-
Three Men Imprisoned In u MIae BY.
Iho BuFnIng OF an EnEine
HOuBe-One Life Lost.
SCRANTON, Dec,

6OhANIoNI Dec' AZ
The engine house OF the Jeraev coal
mine, operated by the Delaware, LRck-
aWanA and Western Railroad, took 6re
about hali-past four O'Clock Thnrsday
afternoon. The house was located In
the mine at the end OF q tunnel about
260 long, aud at tthe head OF u slope
leading down TO chambers. Three men
were shut In the mine, and Il was sup.
posed they had parished, bat they sue
cseded In getting out about two O'Clock
Friday morning. Aman named John
T. WRman, who went ont an air shaft
In search OF them, was overcome with
foul air and perished. His rsmalns
were recovered Friday, morning after
the fire was nearly qnenehed. he
leaves q wife and three children.
The engines were mostly destroyed,
and the flre will cause detention Of
from four to six weeks. The mine wa9
producing 200 tuns OF coal daily. There
was another avenue pf escape, but u
was flled with smoke. - - -
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MHssRs. EvARTs AND PIIRREPoNr, Of
Now York, and Judge Strong, OF Penn.
sylyanIa, are talked Of for the vacant
Attorney Generalship. ~, ..'..I
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Franklin Insurance COMPANY

OF WHEELING.

"
Directors.
SAINT MCULHLLAN, GEORGE MKNDnL,
I. II. LOGAN, THos. r. SHALLuROsS
q. W. FRANEHEIH, ]. N, VANCE,
J! d. HoBRS, MICHAEL RKILLHR,
LOUIE q. sTTEL.
This company how having been organized
nVe years, and In that time done q success
full business, Ia still prepared 70 take risks at
fair rates on Buildings ofall kinds, MerchAn-
dlse, Manufacturing Establishments, Fur
nIture, Steam Boats and carRoes on the Wefs-
tern RlverS and Lakes. This company Of
tOrB superior Inducements 10 Farmers, whore
by they can be Insured on Dwellings, Fur.
nlture, Barns, and contents for 3 or years at
reduced rates. This being a State company
with the
LARGEST OAAA CAPITAL
paid in, and surplus OF any company In the
State; and composed OF some ninety,fonr
stockholders, moat OF whom are among our
DcSt business men, recommends Itself 10 the
favorable consideration OF the Insuring
public and Rollcita their patronage. Appli-
cations for insurance will be- promptly ntten-
dod 10 al their ONCE, No. y Monroe street, on
At their several agencies throughout tho
Atata.
U. II. COEN, HecS.
B. DlOK, Asst Sec'y.
aAML MCCLELLAN, President
uEO. MENDEL4 Vice President
fDhlp-d6w
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Virginia Tobao.ouo:aL..

On gADDIEs "LRADBETTERs" DARK
q Caddlea "LeadbetteraD Dark Navy f-sa.
y "aAmbleH" Bright "a.
lg half boxes "Ailnerh" Rough a Ready
~ y ~ half boxes J. H. arottsra Rough and
> 70 6ait boxes chichahominy Rough and
q &alf 6oxe4 y. an. Ulaytons" Rough
bali hoxea "oloth OF Gold" Bright
10 half boxes aGoIdsn Apricot" Bright
Pounds. H,r0 MI -
10 half boxes "JOWell" Bright Pounds.
keRa "GrApe JuIoe" Bright Flounder1,
Just received and for - 10 by
ft N. REILLY
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CAPITA 100 ,utG
DrRHOroRa:
James U. Acheson, William b. SinIlreJ.
Augustus PollRck, ThoS ]. Campbeil.
Iuo, x. Botatord, VIM. U, IIanllHu,
I, NJ DOdBon.
ITlHlH COMPANY HAVING BEEN full
i ly organised, In now prepared 10 take
riAkH upon
buildings or all kinds, Merchandise
Furniture and CArKORS or all
kinds on tho Western
waters.
Applications for Insurance will bo proMpt
iyattended toby theeeretary.
otdce al the National Savings Rank. Ma q
,-'- ~ s.p. HI4DRErH, soty.
JNO. X. MILLER, ASST SeG'y.
JAMES U, ,AUHE5ON, PreS't.
WM B.BIhPSON, Vice PreS't, mrs
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Approximations Ora General IndIan
SAN 1nLl LIsNA oT1aAao. pso. u.

A letter written from Pemblna, on
the Red River Of the North, on the llth
Inst, announces nothing new In the
condition OF atfairs ct Fort Gerry, but
says, wide spread apprehension 10 felt
that IN case oi an active war between
the lnAurgents and Canadians, the
Indian tribes rom the Saskatchewan
10 the Rocky Mountains will Join flo,
and mot stop until the white Hettlers 10
BritishAmerica are exterminated, and
may even carry war on the settlers on
American soil. The apparent quiet
existing at Fort Gerry, 10 feared 70 be
unnatural. Gov. MoDougall ls said TO
DO preparing for some expedition.
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RolurH CARolInA.
The Legislature Provldes for Coin
InIeFest on the Debt.
-- NEW YoRK. Deo. II.

NHW 9VHHI DVOs 1Is
A Columbia, South Carolina dispatch
OF yesterday says: A bill 70 pay In coin
the interest on the State debt OF q, ,1S3, =
SI7 passed the Legislature to day.
Another bill was passed requiring each
Insurance Company doing business In
the Stats 10 deposit With the State Trea.
Burer go, 900 ofita bonds. '.'H
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FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY

OF WHEELING.
INOORPORA TED INlSSL
TIlAKEs RISKS AT ATTHELoWEsT RATE
/ on Buildings OF all kinds, Furniture and
MeTcliRndise, and on Goods In TranSit.
4. WI1soNi W.s. qosAoRN.
THo6, P0LIoUK, ALEX. RO0EKS,
WV, g, BATTELLu, ]. ID. DU BoI2,
JACOB HoRNBRooK.
once up Btairs, In the "InBurance Build.
ing" next door 70 the Merchants' National
BANK.
JOHN Q. HHRvEY. Secretary. jan@
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TIE death Of Hon. John Russell, Re.
publican Senator elect. leaves the Ohio
Senate a tie between the two parties.
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UnTOrtunate Result of an Attempted
R9V6nRo. ----s
rGo Xouar IaalOs Shot BY a spring
AURORA, LIS, Dec. II.

asa" l.r AURORA, 1LLs., Dec. II.
+. Last evening, two young ladies
named Addy man, were walking past
the teAldence of Samuel MoCarty, ac
compauied by q younger brother. Az
they reached the gate, The lad, took hold
Of It, whRp lnatantly . Run was dis
charged, A portion OF the shot struck
one Blstar In The mouth, knocking out
her teeth. and tho balance OF The charge
lodged In the other lAdy's shoulder.
Both were severely Injured. The gun
was set with ., Bprlng 70 shoot some
boys who pulled. down the fence. Mo.
Carly, who 10 one OF the most reapecta.
bic [sicl citizens Of Aurora, win be ar
rested. ia " .a.,L Il -
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MURDERER CONVICTED,

jacob Deekerson was convicted Of the
murder o.. Peter Slokem al Hosken-
sack, n. j., yesterday.
GiT. W. Remaeu, formerly q MethodIht
mlnister, and ] Nv. HArflgany both DO.
licemsn, were yesterday dismissed Tor
robbery. % ' y 7,fl " ig-n ~ lf5
Daniel McFarland was formally ID.
dlcted by the Grand Jury today,
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West Virginia Insurance Company.

West Virginia Insurance Company.
CAPITAL.................... ol85, ,OOG 90.
IIAKES RISKS AT THE LOWEST Rates
ON BuildInQS OF all kinds, Furniture,
Household Goods. Merchandise and goods In
transit. -
Jacob Honbrook, Jacob N. BICke,
Henry Hartman, DR.. ]. O. Hupp,
Jonathan Rowley, Edmund Booking,
Il, ]. Hmyth, T. ]. Campbell,
J. II. Brlstor, 3. Prager,
VIM. B. Gilbert, Thomas BogReA,
Ii, u, +. FarnsWofth, VIM. B. Crane,
David Blllmyer, Joseph Shields
Wm. r. White n. Con, JI,
|. II. Duval, D. II. K. DIX,
VIM. E. Stevenson.
once over Religious Book House, south
RIue Monroe street, Wheeling W. Va,
JACOB HORNBROOK, PreSL
JACOB N. NICKEL, Vice Pres'L'
JIM. M.McWHORrER, Sec,y.
y. b. McooLLoCH, Asst sec'y'
mari
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Peabody Insurance Company,
AT WHEELING, W. VA.

AT WHEELING, W. VA.
with tho privilege Of increasing the same
10 SIOO OO0.
DIRRUroRs.
WILLIAM BAILEY, AL.oNZo LORING.
DR. WIN. j. BATE. A. n. ADAMS,
ANDREW ]. PANNELL, JAMES Y. BARNES,
HENRY STAMM, THOMAS HUGHES,
JoSlPH II. WOODWARD.
This Company having been fully organ
lLei, In now prepared 10 take risks ut fair
rates on Buildings Of all kinds, Merchandise,
Manufacturing Establishments, Furniture,
steam Boats and CArgoeR on the Western
Rivers and Lakes; also 10 Issue perpetual
policies on dwellings and stores. This
Company being composed mostly OF our
leading business men recommends itself 10
to the favorable consideration OF tho InBur-
Ing public, and Bollcita their patronage. APP
pllcatlons for insurance will be promptly
attended TO at their once, BAILEYS
BLOCK, No. LOG Market Street.
No. ARTHUR, Secretary,
W. II. AGNEW, Asst Bec'y.
y. U. BURDATS, Solicitor.
WILLIAM BAILEY, President.
ALONZO LOklNH, Vice-PrssIdent.
ONi6.
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,,nn NEW YORK .C1r9.
q 4 Protect Against Iohn..
NEW YORK, Dec. L

NEW YORK, Dec. II.
A meeting Of the worklugmen oil the
nlty was held last evening, for the
purpose OF considering the question
OF cheap labor, and resolutions were
adopted strongly protesting against the
importation OF Cinnamon Into the coun.
try by the American Immigrant So.
clety 10 the injury OF the working claa-
sea, and calling on Congress 20 take
measures for It's prevention.
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THH
Safe Deposit Company,
OF rITTSBUR0A,
Incorporated by the Legislature OF
Penn'a. January ~, 1857,
FOR THE
SaR-KHGDilgdB0ldsS other Securities
GOLD AND SILVER,
Silver Plate, Books, Records, Dia-
mondS and ValuableG Of all
Descriptions,
Under Guarantee. and for tho 20"
rem TING OF SAFES
m ITs
BUR9LAR.PROOP VAULTS,
BRildlnE and once,
No! SO Fourth Avenue,
PTTTsRURaH, PENN'A.
GUARANTEE RATES.

AT 1e9I or
Government and all oLher) -.
Coupon Securities, iLclu. 800 per 1000
ding Bank BllIa.....a........J
Gold Uoln or Bullion .....,.,,....... . 1000
silver Coin or Bullion, ,,.,,..,.,.,, 400 I" 1000
Silver or Gold Plate, nnderl
seal, on owners estimate
OF full value, and rate 100 100
subject To adjustment for
bulk, on basis of......... 4
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable Papers RenoT-
or according To bulk.
Wills, D., which premium covers the ro-
mainder or the Life OF the maker.
Cash Boxe8, or small Tin Boxes, for papOIa
OF Bankers, Capitalists, MerchGntl, Law.
celved At SS each box or trunk per year,
content8 unknown 70 the Company, and
liability limited, or they viii be insured for
the full amount, the contents being known,
q above rates. No charge loss than one
Tne Company Is also prepared 10 Rent
Small Iron Bates, leach furnished with o Tin
Box inside It's BurVlRr-P Proof Vault, the
Renter exclusively holding the key thereof,
O. the followln9 rates, viz: Sl5, S0. $50, $50,
10 ana tlUO per anhum. Also, 10 Store
Books OF Account, Records, Valuable Title
PaperS, ele', At reasonable rates.
OFFICERs.
RcldGntS
WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
PSce-P Pfeatltnt:
HENRY LLOYD.
DirectorS.
WILLIAM PHTLIIPs, RYRoN II. PAINTER,
HENKY IL0YD, J0sEPH y. MoRRIB0N,
WILLIAM RIA, GE0RdK BLACK, MI
WILLIAA N. LYON, CURFIs q. HUHaKY,
JAMES /. BENNETT.
~ Seoretasy and NFednFa:
8. r. Won BONNH0RST.
octl-Sm
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READ AGAIN.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE or MERCu.
RIAL DIHEAsE. Ia

.., RIAL DIsEAsE. I
DEAR DocroR You know what was my
condition when called upon you. 1 was
sores all over, literally covered with nasty
black scaba, and 20 palned In my joints at
night, that ileep or rest was utterly impos.
sible. My constitution seemed entirely
OF ever being cured, having tried many phy-
HiclnnS, and used numerous preparations
purponing TO be remedies, without the
least sign OF success. But am now happy
10 say, that after usinY those flve bottles Of
your sarGaparilla and DRndeli0n, and only
Two boxes Of the Pills, became perfectly
restored, have returned 10 MY post on the
boat, and feel a. this time On stout as ever
did In my life. Please accept my thanks,
and believe me ever yours.
To DE-. RRKNTLIN0RR,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-22

Speaking of tho recent meeting of
army officers at Gettysburg, the N.
II. HcraM remarks:
For our part we think tho old
Greeks were wise when they enacted
that neither stone, nor canvass, nor
monumental trophy of any sort should
ever perpetuate the memory of their
civil wars. Such wars are like fami.
ly auarrels, best forgotten.
fustian In tho first place, it was
not civil war. It was sectional
war, between races as distinct as the
Chinese and the French. Ashamed !
We ashamed Forget Never! For.
get jackson, Albert Sidney Johnston,
Ashby, Stuart? Teach our children
to disbelieve in tho American Revo.
luton and to unloarn the lesson OF
gloryawhich theaa martyrs Of 86ls65
taught Jthem,a Man, you are dream
ing I! NaisOs Vtfginian. ,a
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CuBA--THE BATTLE OF LAS TunAs.
The latest accounts we have from the
seat of war iu Cuba, and which we
publish in another column, speak as
suringly for the ultimate success of
the struggling patriots. The Las
Tunas battle proves to be far more
severe than was at first reported, and
the result different. Valmaseda com.
manded the SpaDiards, and after q
stubborn contest of FIVE hours was
forced to give way before the courage,
determination and skill of tho Cubans
under General Quesada. This battle
hss been one of the most important
since the Inauguration of tho rebel.
lion, and the victory won, it is hoped
augurs we'll for the cause of freedom
IN the island.-New York Herald.
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The nomination for Governor OF Col.
Robinson. Of tl'o Green Bay .1dvocet.,
by the Wisconsin Democrats, recalls a
good story Of his early editorial caaegr.
Before the days Of rapid travel tho Col.
onel set out on business journey East
ward, leaving his paper in charge OF his
wife--a shrewd. lively, independent and
talented Rhode Island woman, who had
been educated in tho strctest faith oi
the Wings. No sooner had her devo,.
ed lord got vel: on his journey than she
changed the politics Of the advocate to
suit her own notions, very much as John
Ph~nix did with Judge Amcs' Sa \
Diego Herald, under like circumstances
For three or four weeks, until, in those
days Of slow travel the lrate husband
and editor could get back, the Democra.
was the unblnshing organ of the most
downright Wh'ggcry-frs. to the
ap,azement and then to tho amusement
Of its Democratic readers, who had
a"nse enough to take q joke. Soa had
the Colonel, bnt he never heard the fas,
Of his wife's editorial coup and probably
never will.
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& Moran ISOLATED CAsE.-It,appears
that when General John @ sfsfeckin-
ridge left w Washipgtonin 1861 hesleft
with the intentionsof returning to up
hold the Union cause, but that against
his own convictions he was drawn into
the rebellion. This is the story of
thousands who were drawn off into
that wild and insane stampede.
breckenridge, however, is one Of those
who admits that the Southern CON.
federaoy is GO lost causes and that
"the Union as it was', before tho de-
luge is among the things lost with the
Southern confcderacy at the Apo
mattox apple tree, There is still q
hope for such men to rise again in
"the Union as it is" ."--Ne,o York Her.
aM afa. MI - ,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-22

For white1wash for outside work
take of good quick lime halfa busbel,
siake in the usual manner, and add
ono pound of common salt, half a
poand of sulphate of zinc (whito Wit
rol,) and one gallon of sweet milk.
The salt and the white vitrol should
be dissolved before, they are added,
whom tho whole should be thoroughly
mixed with sufficient water to give
tho proper consistency. The sooner
the mixtaro is then applied the bet
ter. m ''fNNs f' i2aes /,