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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12
Also
Baugh's Raw Bono Super-Phos
phate Of Lime.

r AM now receiving my supplies ef This
Il manure, aud Phnteys can rely upon
getting an article fully up to standard as
per analyses. All bought from mysolf or
authsriaed AgcntsI will guarantee, as eve
ry cargo so sold is anaiyzod on arrival
here, and the high character Of the manure
fully kcptsnps j. N. ROBSON,
es..s ,,,'., Solo Agt. for South Carolina.
FIJI q Nos. l and Q Atlantic Wharf,
/ eagt G s Charleston 8. q.
J. II. CATHCART,
ssjt "a Agt. for Fairfield County.
t9Prof. Shepard says of analysis made
October ,16th, 1860, "A valuable manure
aud decidedly superior TO the article OF
ast year"
Experiment made hyM. 9. n. Hamu,ond,
of Beseh leland. 8. g. ~
No manure, 887. lbs. Seed Cotton per aore
175ilbs. Peruvian G,tano. 1929 lbs. See
Cotton per acre.
ITS lbs. Baugh's, 1889 lbs. saed Cottol
lper oorey M lUisa ilHhl09 t geo ~
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COMNON SENSE III

JNXTANTED--AG AGENTS. $3.50 per mouth.
Wv to cell Tho genuine and improved
COMMON .SENSR FAMILY SEW ING MA.
CHINE. Prics ..ly $l8 Great induce.
menis to Agents. This is tho most popu.
lar Sewing Machine Of the day---makss The
famous "Elastic Look Stitch'-- will do any
kind s'f work TINT can be done on any Ma
chine-l00, 900 sold nnd the demand con
stantly increasing. Now is the time to take
'an Agency Send for circulars. BsV~ Be-
tware Of iDfringers. -&3g Address SgOomB
&lCsa Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh, Ps,, or
1t. Louis, Mo
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12

A WAY With Uncomfortable 7ymr:-s.
~ Comfort and Cure for The Rupture,l.
sent post s.raid OH reccip' nf 10 cents Al.
dr. ess Dr.. T. z, F0nTE Ne. !2l !S5i,,rfon
Ave., Vow York
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12
4 Large Variety OF

Hardware can always be found a, tho
stoa-e OF Ke,chin, McMas,er & Brice Cut
Nails, Clnch Nails. Brads and Fihis ainc
Nails, Horss Nails, Horse md Mule Shoes.
Bar Iron Rod Iron, Plow Iron, Cast Steel,
Plow Steel, go.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12

We have been making recent large ndd,.
'iohs 10 our Stock Of Try Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Hats, 80.
largoa'sortment Of Ladies' Cloaks Just
received, and q lot Of extra 6po Clothing
for Gents aud Youths expected iaa few
days. #a 1 'Htt i
Fl KETGHIN, MoMAsTER s. &jBRicR
nov Is Bs 49,, lss
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12
Agents Wanted to Sell tho
PENN LETTER BOOK"

For Copying Letters without Press or Water.
This is the greatest time, labor and mon.
ey-saving invention OF the age; and mono
see 1t, but to praise it's simplicity and con
venienoe, rs you have only to place the
written fetter under tho copying leaf, and
TO rub with the hnnd. An agent has but 10
show 1t properly, and 5, sells itself. Adart.
cd to every kind Of business. II does not
play cut. as the first sale is only u begin
ming. For particulars. address 7. GAR
RETT & CO., Phila, Pa.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12


The Conuty Cdnmissioncis of Hor-
~ are honest, hal akaworking, tax-pay-
ng Democrats. Ehey held seventeen
meetings during 10 year at cost of
Si4O 70. They lwied a county tax of
S4l74, and spent only $3634. Nov
FIR the, other sides The County Com
missioners Of Georgetown are Radi-
calls to the core. They held tvo hun-
are@ .n meetings at ecost of over $4,000.
they have spene $4,000 aud are
|SSooo in debt. And Horny is the
larger county. Ehe difference be-
tween $S634 and$ls,00G represents
the value to Hohy of a Democratic
county administration. = Charleston
Nc,os.
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Notice

7 S hereby given TINT at the expiration of
ninety days from the publication hereof,
application will be made for the renewal of
Certificate of Stock in The Charlotte and 8.
G. Railroad Company, belonging to Gen. p.
d. Cook, his Scrip having been lost or des-
troyed.
juno 1862, is No. l749, and is for Nine
Shares. JAS. II. RION,
nov G-t law3m Atty. in Fact.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12

Hon. ALExAN(HR II. SrErnENs.-
From private leter from this drstin-
euished Georgian, tie Atlanta Constitu-
tion learns that hlsbeallh is not good.
He 10 barely able u Bit up, and not able
to stand. This wi be a matter Of re-
gret te the mnltitu9nous friends Of The
grea, Georgian. r. ".','t
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12
1a@GVAer
CULTIVATOR,S GUIDE.

.AAII4&AsCI&@T
CULTIVATOR'S GUIDE.
TO THE
FLOWER AND KITCHEN GARDEN.
Oath edition of this popular work, which
has met with 80 much favor in tho past, Is
now ready. II hus been rewritten and im-
proved, printed with new type, and on fino
pnper, illustrated with beautiful Litho.
graph, and many othe, fine cngravings from
nature. II contains full description and
the culture Of over 1900 leading varieties
OF Flowers and Vegetables; also, dcscrip
tive list Of the novelties of the present scn-
son to which Is added collection Of 200
choice French Hybrid Gladiolus. This
work, VIC feel confident, will compare IA.
vornbly with any similar one.
From Levi Bartlett, Warner, ". II.
II have received copy Of your super.
bly, COTTON up AmcIucr Cultivutor's Guide.
think it far ahead Of anything Of the
kind ever before issued from the American
press"
Sent to any address upon pcceipt of 2t
cents for rnpcr cover, aud 80 cts. for taste
fully bound in cloth.
WASHBURN & CO., Boston, Mass.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12
LiArpool Market,

Even So. The Columbus San
thinks StantoPs 3 exit was Christmas
gift. Thus
"t've Jear1 ago Sherman sent a
Christmas ri Ht1ma presft to tho Chief Magis-
tratcof the coantry. From our sea-
board city he, Nlrgraphed that from
The mountains the seq, be had laid
waste 10 Il fair lind, that he had burn
cd the shelter y tn, widow and or
han, and bad twenty.>ix. thousand
tales frtolcn cbtton as a Chri, tmas
Herring for bi, Chief. Time b,irgs
IS rcyerges AID rc;rihutions. And
Ia I've years it flashed from Washing.
'on thatstho tiff aud mn>hriven corpse
,of Stanton is the Christmas Offering to
sherman aud his pllty.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12

1t has been wh,sBreI about for some
time past hat Rev. Ir. Osgood, the emf
nent Unitarian clergyman, has entered
the Episcopal Chura and would at an
early day apply for eders. Tie fact is
now made public in Sne Of the evening
papers. It is also stacd that Tie revcr
end gentleman, preyiols to his depar.
lure for Europe, rc!ir3l from the Church
o: The Messiah, with h;s end avowelly
in view -New York letter = Philadd
phtn EeN1er. lInL.M
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12

The Herald Of Friday quotes South
Carolina S'xes, IS a 78; South Caroln,
Skies, new, 70 II South Carolina
Registered S,ock'70 Il Memphis
and Charleston, first mort gage, 50 a 81 ;
do. second do. 74s 76; do stock, 40 a
AZ; Greenvil:e and Columbia, guaran.
teed, 81 a G5.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12
LOrilINrd'S
CENTURY CHEWING TOBACCO.

This brand of Fine Cut chewing 'ohecc,
has no cqunl or superior anywhere II il
withoat doubt The best chewing tobacco in
tho country
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12

"Wo have besrd,' says the Pull
MaH Gazette 0"5f mysterious and
disagreeable occurrence at the Tower
of London, whichis enough TO set the
nerves of the whpls nation on edge.
For some days, or rather nights, past,
the shadow of an axe has appeared on
one of the walls of the building; this
shadow made is last appearances, un-
less we arc misinformed, in 1913, but
what it has been doing since that time
VIC cannot say. There is no shyness
whatever about i now it does not
object to be stared ut, and excitcs the
curiosity Of all ~hohave the privilege,
If not the pleasure, of Inspecting it.''
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12
1000"
Bu@Ea@Tas OF CORN =

THE Undersigned would respectfully an-
L noance to the citizens of this, and the
surrounding Counties, sAa: he has con.
stantly On hand large supply Of corn
which helwil deliver 60 purohasers here at
Winnsboro Depot oreny point .hey aiaJ
desire, at reasonable rates, for cash.
Cash TO accompany all orders, also Sacks
Satisfaction gaarnnt eed in all instances,
address, als- Tre "A. If.y FLEMING. :
dec 8o'lm Morganton, N. G.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12
New Advertisements.
EXE0UTRIX sALEl
Fine Art Collection

by IL. II. REED g. MINER, Austioneers,
ART aaileries, BIT broadway, N. y,
commencing Feb. 7, and continu.
Ing dsy aui evening until sold.
This collection Is the most extensive and
valuable ever owned in the Unitcd States.
valued about $500, 600. Comprising near.
y Two thousand pictures from celebrated
European artists, from tho 10Th century to
the present time, Qnoluding many originals
OF great value also Paintings from cello
hrated American artists. The entire col.
lection will DO sold without reserve or
Limitation, to close the estate.
Catalogue forwarded on r. ceipt Of 20
cents. Address tho Auctioneors,
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TO Wagon and Carriage Makers,

a large lot Of mal sriai such aa iIuhba,
Felloes, Spokes, Shafts. Poles, No.. assorle,f
sizes. all sorts Of material furnished ut
short poticr.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12
TO RENT.


GOMPOSED Of Bones Phosphate Guano
v aud Ammonincal Animal Matter. all
ihor"ushly accomposcl and reduced TO n
fine powder Wy mcans e Fermentation nnd
sniphurc acid, adapted to the growing of
Cotton, Corn, Tobacco, Grain Crops, Vrge.
tables Nc This is the Oldest Super phos-
phatc manufactured in this country, having
been introduced TO the public in the Spring
of the year 1862. The guaranteed chcmi.
cal standard of this fertilizer is Ammonia.
EGO to $50 per Ct Soluble Bone Phos
phale, Ia per Ct Total Bone Phosphate,
&c per CT.
Tho practical success Of this Super-Phos-
phnte, even during hemost unfavorable sen
sons. has been fully established by the cx q.
pcriencc of hundreds of planters and farm
ers, recent letters { ON nearly two hundred
OF whom are to .bc found in the pan rhlets
last issued
W. W. KETCHIN, Agent,
Jan Winnsboro- s. G.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12
NOTICE TO ALT!
Notice

s hereby given that at tho expiration Of
ninety days from the publication hereof,
application will be made For tho rome wnl Of
Certificates Of Stock in the Columbia and
Augusta Railroad Company, said Scrip,
having been lost or destroyed.
Said Scrip hears dale 9th day Of July,
1869, No. 8T3. for four shares TO David
Milling, Guardian for W. A Milling.
No. S72 for four shares to David Y. Mil.
ling.
No. $40 for six shares to John II. Mil
ling. W. a. MILLING.
Jun S-1aw3m q,
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SELLING OUT
AT
@1dD B rm~@

TIME Undersigned will continue to dis.
N pose Of his stock of Groceries al sest
until lho 18th February.
G. Il. Sides, 90 cents.
Liverpool Salt. 1925
Flour per Barrel. S6.75 to $780,
Extra 9. Sugar. 16 cents.
Choice Rio Coffee, 25 cents, and gene
raj assortment of Planta.isd, Hardware,
Woodenware, &o., which will be closed out
at the corresponding low prices.
Those shat owe ne will please take no.
tlce that bayenot forgo.ton them.
JNO. p. MATTHEWS, Jr.
jan l.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12

IN. WHITTIER, 0 Wyle st.. Pittsburgh
~ Pa, Of Union.wide reputation, treats
nll venereal diseases also, seminal weak I.
ness, impotenoy, &c.. the resnlt Of self
abuse. Send 2 stamps for sealed pamphlet,
80 pages. No nstteY who failed, 8, ale case.
Consultation free. nov ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12
LOrillaI'd's
YACHT CLUB SMOKING TOBACCO

Is made OF The choicest leaf grown il IL
anti nervous in its effcsti as the Nicoinu
has been extracted il lea YES no lisagreon.
bio tasto after smoking it IS very mild.
light in color and weight. hcuce onc poun'
will last as long as 3 Of ordinary 'ohnccu.
In this brand VIC nlso pack ordc's every
day for FIRST qnafty Mccrschaum Pipes.
Try nnd convince yourselves it is all il.
cln!mS 10 On, .,lhN linaSL Of ull
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12
LAND FOR SALE.

FNIIE subscriber offers for sale about three
i hundred acres of land lying on the
north bank Of the Wateree, and not far
above Turner'S Bridge. On tho premises
is small house, n considerable quantity 1
creek bottoms, wood. land sufficient to keep
tho premises up and q quantity of grain
sowed on the place.
If moro land be wanted. there are other
lands lying on both sides Of the Creek,
which can he bought. Terms will be- made
reasonable. For particulars apply to
dec 30-tlx2 WM. T. THORN.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12

r. HI M q V "A T..
~ H. PARKER has removed his Bar
u. Roosn totlte store formerly occupied
W. Nj. Nelson, whepe the finest Of Liquors
will alwsys be kept. a FIRST class Restau-
rant will be carried OH in rear Of the Bar,
under the management Of Tony Hall, form
or cook Of J. w. Hudson. The patronage
Of the public is solicited. p5 jan 8-x2f8
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12
IaoKNIla%d'9
"EUreka0 Smoking lob ,cCl

Is an excellent article Of granulMed Vm-
ginia wherever in,fodnc d it is univcr-
sally admired. 1t Is pat up In handsome
muslin bags, liz which Vt,frrs Tor Mesar
schaum Pipes are daily packed
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-12

.,yJ, ,hnuary 8.--l5o,o 900
A. he6b lease Of Samana. I.
VINE il send q treaty to
s{Snd y, paying $l,.
u odhingo, which is to
ssn}SYritory, and not as
Sop.smrlates DO
Ak.s5SA kzsss.Se = aSsxx,
, 1870-12-12

denbergh took up the csse ON behalf OF tn.
contestants. Addre saing tLe Court, hc said
the question Of which it was about to take
chsJgt was one Of 1lss deepest imp .r'ance to
the body polite Il vas not \ question OF the
Amount, but ltying question o. the rights
Io1iii:h and otherwise, Of this uubtscts aud
c.tizans Of the StAte o{ New To1k. There
wss no authority bJ whirh MN could BE-
Hueath or deEise an acre of land to tha
government, ~ no such Authority had
ever teen conceded By tkia State to tbs
government, the only way through which hs
night receive the permission to convey It. In
the drst rlzee the testatoy, Fo1, had no pow
G. OF right to convey this real estate in the
fern AID sot tie purpoaa he id secondly.
that if be did 40 convey 1t, and il WA .c-
copied in the fern Of 4 trust the United
Ststes Government could not held 1t asa
Iueet,cn Of tho greatest importance. be-
c,use the Tesctice OF euch 4 nolicy n that
claimed by the Cn,ted States struck 1t the
political rights Of great sovereign people,
atd At tie laws OF great independent col1py
~hseh had that independence aud those rights
long bet. le the United sfates owned ! dig.
In The treaty with Great Britain, the in4le-
TeIaence o; tho State Of New York WIS clearly
estab!'shtd. The Slate Of New Tork, with its
four mill:ona Of people, had separate and
i dependent rights. ard without it had con.
fe1ed srecis' power upon tho government
'.A0 ~>% ~V As6tt ~ AaA0 EfoAA .
stone; and ipaernuch - no euch authority h1d
btsn eonceatd. tue government could not
nolo tnls real estate any more than An allen
sffeat naatain ~ OF the republic OF France, 1os
instance: WY could taeso powers not hold
la~ did not a!lo. it; because il WIS against
re natlonal pehcs to permit any foreign IN
tet!tsepee "f1h me eoFefesSn rights 81 the
ssate. ~Mch nnst necessarily ens1e II they
h'lo 1roEet ~ tae state Hyi:s charter to
lee government tAe state or new 1ork EATe
up ce1tAn pof1loo OF he sovereign rights,
out no;hinE mas esef oeen stated WITH regard
TO mo nan5!p6 over OF real estate to them 2!
citizers, 1heIeiore this question. II could
not 20 oenled. WAS raised upon me chArter of
the CONSTITUTION And upon the LAWS Of LUIS
safe.
was tErrE the reign OF henry the Eighth
IN EnGlard that statute was passed aablirs
man 70 oflneaih OF dessso his property
IT tettned Trend yesterday stated that the
, 1870-12-12
ILLINOIS.

The Nnttornt Capital rtclnovnl Pro-
Jcct-Prorn%tston to Organize n
smelling md Rolling 7tsll Cons
pnmY In SrFinEficld-l1ussc
SPECIAL Despskeh to The ChieAko TroonN
SrRikGF.kln, H.. Dec. 1o.--Thc committee ap,
Pointed at tho Cincinnati National Capital Goa.
vsution, held last fall. have drawn up memorial
to cenRress to provide wHya nn,a means for the
appointment OF commission to eelect Il suitable
stts for tic capital Of the United States. AL The
state ofncers hayr 8tgced the memorial,
Win Inc exception Of the Governor, who, IN view
OF MS MgnAtnre 10 the memorial, will make the
subject Of the removal OF the nauon1l capisxl
from Ns ptesett location. a part Of his fo1thcom
ing mereaEe to the General Assembly.
The prokct Of organizing smelling aud fulEua
Ntll company In this ely Is being talked Of
and the indications point 10 It's establishment =,
IN csri5 day, the coal low being found mere be-,
ipG exactly the Kind required for smelling rur
poses
II hiss bern raining continuously for the ras
twenty-four n0urr, with little nusTJ OF snow.
Clare LoutFA Kellogg sings here Tuesday night
Tickets Tor rcfersc seats we're MI sold last week
and al are now commanding premium. Tht
concert will be grand success, as far as attend
ance ie concerned, Her reception will be llt
testnR one ta the gifted fripaa donna.
Mis- on will sing here on tho 9th Of January.
, 1870-12-12

From thr Rochester {N. ~ ttn,on, Dir. ).
4 Hott lamentable and shocking accident
occurred about h.lt-past o'clock this morn
lnG in full view Of several persons Who we're
standing on tho Central naiIroAd bridge CROSS
ing the Hver ucar the depot.
Tlree little boys. n.1ned respectively Fred
erick Dach, Christopher Spei=s and George
Lnnfer, Were on their way to tue
Allan street German Lutheran School.
Willis crossing the river by the Central
wtb blown OF BY the wind into tho river.
within five or Elk feot OF tho edge OF tho High
Fslie, where it lodged against Atono boat
which had been Hd4ted from Main street
bridge to the spot. Bach, who waa about u
yeara old, volunteered to 60 after it, and 1t
onee descended one Of the bridge piers to tha
atone VAL which separates themil! race on ine
east side from the channel Of the Hser.
From the wall he crossed through rapid, but
| not very deep channel Of water to broad
bank OF earth which had been Temporarily de-
| posited in the river, asd thence through com
| par1tivclv still and shallow water to the stone
boat, where hD recovered tho cap.
| On hia return he had reached the east side
Of the earth bank, and wAs IN the set OF atep
| ping into tho water to cross to the stone waII
| when tho eAfth. which had been undermined
Gavo way, and he was thrown lengthwise init
the current, and, before he could recover him
| self to regain his feet, he MAS swept oFer th'
fehrful precipice.
His companions, and those WHO witnesset
| the affair, were i,ArAfyZed At the moment b,
the fearful eight. Que or two, on recovering
themselves, ran on tho same wall to the sid
Of the fall. aud pecsed into the whirlpool Q
water beneath, where they eaw tho body 0
young Bach spiurit 6 around and around.
Spe.Hs and Loufer ran to the school wlic'
they attended and communicated tAe uews t
their teacher and echoo1mates. Other partle
Ut once informed the parents OF the unfottu
nate lad, who reside in Hanover street. Tt
father llas been sick for the past two years
The mother ran to the bridge to learn tbs
her boy was Doubtless in the whirlpool. an
that nothing could be done at present to n
cover Ills hody-tl'at in sime it would be c.!
the river. when it could be recovered.
, 1870-12-12
GREAT BRITAIE,

Io>nos, nec. a.-Tne yene,a.re Bryce Peacock.
yc,. Ii v-se1lJ Atchdencnn uf Lmef.ck, IL dead.
I1ncor, i iii. fayt: An influential committee Is
torn c.t hc.e. with Thomas Hughes a. Chairman,
Including Mhny representative men. Tor the ruF-
ma1teEapcc II peace with America. TIE con-
1uitt' which waz formed come time atnce. con.
si,ie1x ii lrexaAs nt IL take rul'ltc aciloa uat1
tie EssteFn GulE Ettau Is settled The tm1rc9-
III Ia pfcvNt III that the rx.rtIue Canadian view
ot tile dispute cahnot be Eustatnen. Tre p:o-
rosa1 10 f'uy skr Aln.,aHa claims y regarded as
Ltx tnb cntnintnctsl hg Clique who have already
purchased claims at small 0Gcr"s. Intending to
make l0, per nj. They nre coutldeat The gor-
eynn.eLt Hou,l father have such large o:ders, aad
MAXI the grievances seem greater
4 large meeting of the Liberal Lc1Enc Was held
for tie pur1ofe Of pFofssluR against the doWI Of
ua,I4nal moley to the Princess Louise. litter
speeches were made CONTRASTING The paupe ism
af the cnu1uE--saerc being l3',c00 paupess 10
Lon6tn alans. maD5 dying of starvation every
hour-to the wealth Of the Queen, who draws
EalV,t0o ] tear, besides othe- l1sSe Guns. Tor
lie io,al family. She does Nothing in return.
The least she might d. Ia to initiate the exam ole
OF tlac poorest wofkmao, AMI provide ioE hef oWu
children. An appeal in nAde TO the entife reope'
| :ctoraut and uneducAted. to dtt.ldv y eal!ol,
whe,her or not thc5 should eurcreete the Present
cilntcrsou.t anu inhuman ssssem 0! Russsnmsa.
t,y the establishment Of republic Tue speaker
| wcs,: MtssrB Howell, Mann. ari MrCur:ius-
IAAuosu1REr. net- s-The waE stsamer GO
f'Its1a; spas ,tn@ &C. Se u s:rmaa steamship Der
mar, stoni Sew York, for Bremen. has arrived Il
Grtnt t:fiuely haihor.
1oSpoS, Drc. 11.-A report Is current in tn
| e,nls that John hight Il 10 be seut u a soecta
envoy 10 Washington ~ negotiate ior asissen
| OF tie Alabama and fisheries ques:AQ
| Anim1ease Catholic Iuec'in: xas - to-nseh
| tn ST James Hail. The platform xaa crow'le
! with mobility aud gentry. Archbishop Mann1n
said thai he English Catholics were comparative
" few IL uurn' erH, but they echoed III
vttce Of the u.ilii1ns Of Catholics In Ireland an
America, ard II must he hetdetl, belonging. az
| III e., to the ftecst countries In t1e world. t.
voice Of the Catholics IN England. Holland. au
Belgium, on behs!f Ut The Fopev Is loud. on ben
| told that he morally prisoner III thc hands OF
| eanRniEary Mos...
Sir George UowyeE sail tEat Ftalcs1,eu must
! taught that Ire!aLd IL nat to b. tr!neh with.
G!atl.tone.1 name was rccstr:t @ltn miag1t
| applause anil shontH "t fiisapprnbaton.
L,snoS, Dec. 9.-Fsancls t,otr. NJ New for
I yesterday fell Or threw himself IRON Tinsl ~
The Al~inaris Hotel. In This city. and was Ettlf.
Princess Alice writes letter t" ihr Msnc hest
| Cotnu,lftee- expressing her era 4ltude Tor The q
| fuYLtshc.t the German wounded
\ trigll fu' exfinstnn occurred at cartt'd
| fact"rF. III Blrm.nghan. to-day. All haods We
| 4. y rK at :hr time. S-ren are reported kt!le
and thirty CT f9rty w0uuded.