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Farewell.

Who ask how came il so? The same
Happens In othcrs every day,
~ chance or tate the meeting came;
Which WHO shall say?
! was not muci, that either said,
Bat each felt richer for that night
III turned, rs drew near, so red;
When | went, white.
And then c,me meetings day by day,
Our only thought ucar, sun and moon,
The summer quickly passed away,
Indeed, too soon.
We pressed fond hands forno'hing smiled
For nothing, foolish tear let tnll.
We quarrcllcd, and wero rcponoilcI;
And meant 1t all. F#E
Then autumn came, aud winter white;
The swallows fled to skies Of blue;
Love ?--It was freezing day and night;
il froZc us too.
And 10 other lands must go; *
"Farewcll!' you sail, so cautiously
Courteous kissed your hand, and So
So let it be! 4
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these Southern States because of the
extravaganza, corruption and misrule
it has developed-because of the lilo,
gical, unnatural and abnormal pro-
grammo it seeks to carry out-bocauso
of the long catalogue Of crimes it has
committed in the name of God, hu
manity and loyalty.
The News may not hold this party
to the responsibility that We do. And
hence it is freer than we to accept it's
conclusions. AS for ourselves, our
convictions are established, and 80
long as we find tho radical organiza-
'ion hostile to the interests of the
STATE and the Union, we shall assail
it with earnest yigor and steady per.
sistepcy.
Two more points, and we arc done.
The News is disposed to excuse it's
submission to tho radical programme
of consolidation, on tho ground that
it is "f.tc." Let the News reflect il
this may not hereafter be an appropri.
ate rebuke:
eff fear or folly has your rights betrayed,
You gave tho guards you raised the tyrants
| high,
TO impose tho heavy yoke that draws this
hcaving sign"
Again, the News takes tho ground
that the "advanccs Of tyranny" are
now beyond the reach of patriotic en-.
dcavor, and that therefore it is best
to compound with the tyrants. Solor
said of the Athenians, when they were
about to loose their liberties sslt
would have been easier for them tc
repress. the advances Of tyranny
and prevent it's establishment; but
now it was established and grown tc
some height, it would bc more glori-
Gus to domolish it," We leave the
News to make the application. AND
thus it will appear from what we have
written, that if third party is need
ed to reform the country and establish
its liberties and its prosperity, it i
not the party recommended by the
NEws.-PGniD.
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New Advertisements.
----------------
EXEOUTRIX SALE
Fine Art Collection
OF THOMAS TH0lIpSON. ESQ

BY IT. II. REED & MINER, Austioncers.
art Galleries, 8i7 Broadway, N. y,
commencing Feb. Z, and continu-
ing day and evening until sold.
This collection Is the most extensive and
valuable ever owned in the United States.
Valued about $500, 900. Comprising ncar-
~ two thousand pictures from celebrated
European artists from the 18th century to
the present time, Including many originals
OF great valuc,) also Paintings from celc-
bra'cd American artists. The cntiro col.
lection will be sold without reserve or
Limitation, TO close the estate.
Catalogue forwarded on receipt Of 25
cents. Address tho Auctioneers,
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Amatucr Cultiyat0r's Guido.
TO THE
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24th edition Of this popular work, which
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think it far ahead of anything of.tbe
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-26

ELEcTIoN IN MfDDLETowN, Conn.
At our city election yesterday the
Democrats elected candidate for May
or and largo majority Of the City
Council for tho first time since 1861.
They also elected their candidate for
Sheriff, Assessor, Collector, and all
but one of tho Constables. Samuel
Babcock, for Mayor, had 65 majority.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-26

DR.. c., of Sycamore, Ill.,, riding
IN the country one day, saw sign
upon a gate post reading Thus "This
farm for SAIL" Stopping his horse, he
hailed little old woman, who stood on
tip toe hanging out clothes. II say
madam, when is this farm going to sail 2"
Just as soon, sir, '!rcplied the old lady,
placing her thumb to her nose, ''as any.
body comes along who can raise the
wind" The doctor drove thoughtfnlly
on
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A WAY with uncomfortable 1russes.
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Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Ad.
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-26

The local oditor of q Columbus
(Miss.) paper having recently got
married, contemporary says "Muy
his father-in-law die rich, and enable
poor Stevens to retire from the print
ing business and set up cake shop
at railroad station.n
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-26

A man who married particularly
plump specimen ofwomankind, being
a bit of a wag told her one day that
she filled the measure of his matrimo-
NAL Joy JuH. for sho was beautiful, ),
duti-ful, and an arm full. S fk4
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-26

They call the girls in the Treasury
Department., who scissor sheets of pos
tai currency, "rcvenuo cutters.'
That's as bad as Simpkins calling his
wife his assessor Of internal revenue
because shc rifles his pockets while
he's asleep. ~"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-26

Congreve in one of his comedies
speaks Of lady who "has got that
everlasting rotation of tongue that
echo hath no chance with her, but
must wait till she dies to catch her
last word"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-26

Would you meot with success
In the conflict Of life, -
And victor como out
From its carnage and strife,
Take this as your watch. word,
You'll succeed, novor fear,
lfyou follow it well
1t is this--"Persovere !'' .
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A SIX your Doctor or Druggist for Sweet
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From the Punch Almanac
2HS5O,
\ IIoUsEnoLp b RECIPES.

8 ID \ IIoUsEuoLD REcfPEs.
To destroy black bottles Turn n
pack of fox-hounds into the kitchen.
10 cure smoky chimneys-Discon-
tinue fires.
TO got rid Of ghosts Use disinfect-
ing fluid oopiously.
10 expel dry-rot- the places
affected with the finest dry sherry.
TO get the servants up early in the
morning Send them to bed early at
night.
10 revive tho firo-Tie up the front
door knookor IN a white kid glove.
To prevent the beer going too fast
Possess the key to the mystery.
ToJavoid draughiS-Don't take any
To destroy moths-Collcct butter.
flies.
How to keep plate olean-Wr,pped
up in silver paper.
low to dispose Of old newspapers
Put them into the brown study.
ACARoL by A cYNIc.
rest you, merry gentlemen,
Let nothlng you diSmny;
But mind you have your purses full,
Your Christmas bills 10 pny.
And mind you do not feast too much
On jovial Christmas cheer;
Or else of gout you'll get N touch
To gladden. the New Year.
AN OUT IN AUGUST.
The harvcst's housed tho fa,mcrs dance
ihn M III lers shout ttIIonroy
The bakers an excursion take, and 20 I,
Alum Bay.
FEW ArIlORIsNls.
BE contcntcd with your lot, cspc
cially at public auction.
The darkest hour (as a rule) is JUS
before tho gas is lighted.
You cannot do without money: yo,
may do without mother-in
Keep your temper, and your car
riage.
Misers are always civil, for civilit,
costs nothing.
Mover loose an opportunity or al
umbrella.
Be satisfied with things as they arc
take the crust with the crumb.
IF you are in public oflise, b
punctual--at all events in leaving.
Tailors, hatters, hosicrs, butcher.
bakers, bankers, civil-servicc stores
all may fail you, but your bootmukc
will help you to the last.
Husbands arc always thinking abou
money. Wives never ask for it at all
They are quite contcut with check
dear, humble things.
THE Lilly Of Me "Ta1ct."-Th
flour in your "man's" coat.
A CUTE TRIcK.-An instance O
how succe .sfully cunning may evad
the officers of justice, is exempllfed il
the case of an old darkey who ha,
committed some sort of offence, ant
was in hourly expectation Of visi
from the police. TO prevent this, Ii
procured this yellow flag and hung i
out at his DOR. Smallpox in tn,
house was an etfcctual preventive o
ony intrusive visits. Weeks went by
and still the yellow flag nuttored from
the door-post. The officers grew i'm
patient, and at last one, more adven
turous than the rest, Knocked at til,
door.
'Who darp
Officers Open, in the namc o
the law
sGolly, boss, got de smallpox
sThat won't do. You were seer
upon the street last night
'Yes, I know, boss but I has it il
the day time -
'[ don't believe it and am coming
in
'Better stay ont, boss cotch The
smallpox, shore
The officer persisted in coming, nnt
the old fox was caught in his lair
looking sleek and remarkably we'll
With broad grin on his face, he sa
luted the officer with the remark:
you didn't cutch dc small -pox, boss
but you cotch me =
1t is needless to say the yellow flag
was taken down.
0 a. Q o..
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YACHT CLUB SMOKING TOBACCO
LOrillard's
CENTURY CHEWING TOBACCO.

This brand of Fine Cut chewing tobacco
has no equal or superior anywhere. II is
without doubt the best chewing tobacco in
tho country
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IzoT1Il@rd'@
"Eureka" Smoking Tobacco

Is an excellent article of granulated Vir-
ginia wherever introduo I'd 1t Is univer-
sally admired. II is put up in handsome
muslin bags, in which orders for Meor-
schaum Pipes are daily packed.
LOrill ards
YACHT CLUB SMOKING TOBACCO
Is made of tho choicest leaf grown it is
anti nervous in its effects, rs the Nicotine
has been extracted it leaves no disngreen.
bic taste after smoking it is very mild.
light in color and weight, honoo one pound
will last as long as of ordinary tobacco.
In this brand wo also pack orders every
day for first quality Mcerschaum Pipes.
Try II and convince yourselves 1t is oil It
claims to be, 'the finest Of all"
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The harvcst's housed tho farmcrs dance
tho millers shout "Ioorny !"
The bakers an excursion take, and 60 tc
Alum Bay.
, 1870-02-17

she situation OF s6llrs Il zatYDed that tbe-e n =.
crod otoLfnR fer him as7lh. Adml: tAcre At.
eens dtcoa1ost4 Atterd,nz h's xalnE Souta a.
opportunity n enert6 hin .of no oo,rg
1nn socat !ositlou and trtstuens VI tae 1et,t'
soos5 !. tsiJ =. good Z. 10 ~ ,nS;r axeonn a. nn,
x cat eous.t,, tu, tnr l'Ee wsa ue'er uose norl'
drxxu be, wreh tho . n,t~ ani black Of rae s1afh
Than T. to d. ees.een 10 nspe5 ~ aod u "a ,oett9
have hfi thla city for AlsslRippi TO Rosk far
waees. eat 1t the saus tahls sin toe ptAntaEA
Ws,le those wottlnR fer .bare or The c<op. h4ys
their wu house and eat What they phase, "rat
ronr an s'nost 1rvsHA.!y 1akes his family 70
s. goes Aea, finm cncl9o Witn ner 1,s
cnurcheH, from which ne u deuJed a1nt xsnn M ~
Is.tior ADO .ot bety7 -
The last rrasou 6 ven Is thkt The !aoore, Cannot
get h's ssees, II Tor that rrzton, DO hid pstIer
s'a' IN 1ltipot. sod 10 " brig IOWA me prioa NJ
Ah5r 10 Ioro ntts near What 1t Is Ia she Soat,
capltst and labor, snd pfcsnmes t3 COUNSEL In thts
direction. be snonld knox what tbs IAporrr can
aud cannot DO u home. ~ waat hafdIaipa 1t
fsnn eau be put 10 mani couusel ehoa Viysn "a
tuch utter ignorapcc OF s1c.9 Bring oSvn 1ne
Price Of labor ia ll'nots indeed. ~heo. v1!hIu II
ml'ss o! Ca'aSn, @ farmers a.e n1Hne hards u u,
err e1ptct 10 pay more than 80 mouth, au1 that
oui} fur etRnt CT nike moutht, thus g.ytpV tne
lnhoter tiS0 1t noat. and three mouths ID
while, Roitg South he Gao earn 6aA,
: Jeas and have ss5d5 employment and perna-
mint home. Htaides eoce lfh Iornea tor the nro.
lection Of emiGrant~, .he constitution OF M,ss,-.
sippl fuS1an+ e. the lahore, al his fgat~ and pr-
y1d. Tor free schools - rood ~ i1 t.ux or Onto
In concl1ssor. ] would Say 10 tne poor o: Cat
caVn, Jtu caLn1t latl TO better your copdtt1on by
leaving the city. But wherever jon no avoid al
too.e pni!snlaroplsla who are ever saying. sBe
,c clo1ned and fed" ana lraso you to enIfk ior
youlAeivtL T. n. n.
No. 1sa Clalk s.rest, Rooal il.
CHICAGO. Feb. Is. lS1l
, 1870-02-17
AA1sIMEhTs.


ANhUCNCEHkffS.
There Ia EotoiuR 70 announce in the WAY Of
anrseEenfs. The blondEs are still at the Opera
House and Mevickefh, but II II cheering to Know
that heir time gzoEn shorter with esca per1otm-
4cce AmuEements have reached q pretty lo1
eno when the managers IN q great city llke this
can odef nothing better to their patrona than
slang sonSs, and burlesqnca atnGed With al so..1
OF shallow noEsensc, tnreadbate Wit, doubtful
allus,ops and padded females. There Il not
N q lesit1mate sense- Tnerc i
~, ens q snf is R9s,e5
can lay Any claims 70 dramatic talent, and the
exception depends much more upon hss persoual
en.sas saan Ip9a @ nes acton ;s Tor Seses Il y
sAJ, "A plague O. both 3our houses" and walt
pr. emily nntll their eugagemen.s are oyeE. hop.
lrF. u the meanttne. wnen the blondes leave u
that they viii consezt to remaln away, Tor We are
resrtly rick OF them. II tue theatres caanot Keep
their ooord oren without enaagcmenta Of this
% 81
leeque buttteaS Their entertainments are nosn.
trg Iess than carce1t saloon exhibitions upon q
In lne meantime, the, Musc1n. We art glad TO
sec, Is dolrg tnrlvrg huslneas plth l1s realistic
play ;" moi Guilty, and The Mrsttei', At the
trtcl,3cs 10 crowded heufes, which aboHs that
there arc tcne people iert who are Eot afflicted
With b.cnde upon the hratu.
III ENAIEGAOA "tk4 l4E 4GIS4k Vi
" Der FIettchutZ,'' the Gfsms1ta MEuuerchot
rave t1eued the following manifesto:
~ sAf Editor " T1s Chicago Ttfb'nr.
The ep.f.isia.'c reception uhtth the rrndcrius Of
. Der Frttfrhns1" hy cur scEtttv Uet with on the
plidc Th.y s,e. however. fully sva!t that ktss
anccess only to hc ctaln.d by the liberal supp H
The very bctnoint our nnctAkink has Eeesiycd such
support. Abd tn 70 friendly <nntr. THAI hetomrs
Joy duty puhely to express the thanks Of cur
todety. The f.vrF Of cur 1tloTtas fellow citizens;
and no te1s the criticism * the vii
encourage our seelcty 10 advsuee vigorously m the
ptih entered upnu- Very respectfully JoIsr- Board
q AnaA<cIa Of the Ge11nAnlA MGunefchug-
Kon TuIxE-
, 1870-02-17

I.ss .n.nee en,usd, hta II sshy psleness
<ermed 70 bs the psrsN:nt coupN4ton Of
svt nan on,sss ~ ,ss taS aos ID s.esds a. ea1
:nr taken tnfee PAGES oackwafu tao o4ot
ran mopced Al prst = tRnt tt.'dits vs. oppsk-
sns n notn elde4-nok 20 much unlditF peraaps.
=. ma ef voup pec1atloo incn cit q tue opeoitR
of Inc eoto7s ter. R1oa t. atkf sono istAe nes&a-
ton, Do Poro advanced, fIocde 0eAasnut o.
HiI Al ores he iuw spcc atoeu wefo startled BY =
audden cul ado b. Proode q tue tead of h1
cppor cut. WHO, no *e!sf. aea y eanaso: ~ r.
nns ria 4 Comparative Reteue densanor. oa. u
wnS eytdsnl tho duel cooh no< % = prolonged
one, eseh beng belt "a e. asea! sts n aanas 1s
sfsm e1ts d 1saninR With nrs, ard eodoAvorinz, A.
II Toie. to pcre1ia.e each overs tn:eae-
duizable swordsaaMnsh,p ~ W. nc da2teyed, Sae
n,s ntnutes from inc ooumeaoem-nt Dc r r.o
hsd escaped w,th engnt scs..ea on ~ q. saess
o,er1i e taI pt1pE cnAt ca, Pfoode adssncod upon
hlm and ttn c:ed d2eooA cut upon the H&ot
taah. It VA fatsl more fnE frouot, !of no fooa-
Win lixntllng ike rspltltyt 10 Porto folio n
ing up tic conf gJfto, gHshed hl+ Opponent 90 ~
ngnt suou.otr r. causing Wou:d soms i've aoenes
IN ln1 gin and Aoous ono and hau locnea In
otpth. His serd sru Wa ditaosed
P1cnde d1opp* hi b sdf, e1ciA0in9. aoueh
for TO- day: yon VII e..e me nv ksVen2e saoiaer
une;" 10 which Dc PoEtu tepllsd:
"I~tp at~ay. a. your disp .sitioo.'
Subsequently the parties ahoo1 hat d. and the
Touod1 Nerc e1anlntd. Tost inflicted on De
Putru, tncuxh sotne eight inches IN it7gtt, wAs
scx-cefy quarter OF an inch IN dep'c. wntte
Proude,a vas Of senlus character. the hlood
str ANTI from II Ia profu.iou- be Wa lmu edt-
stely conveyed 10 hIs resltence IN BsookJn,
were n rroosf aastaf&nce WAS procured
And thus terminated the sAuzulnasy contest she
clyly.Itu. Cuusn 90 the one h4n1, ylnt'c at1DX
Ecgt s3Eaa avepging tne blttsf insult he nx1 sas-
taI.d Attoc cocc nnon Of tae d7el. De P,rso-
Wna BY the VA, Vas 40 ot1cee on the LII 4u-'n-
kITAted, with marked cooInesk that be was Il xays
D hoUe ID THeLly secsDu EtTeet for anJ per.ou
Who TOOK the Liberty OF QueAtioatcg the recutude
u the Cuban cAuto Acd Its supporters In this
.ity,
, 1870-02-17

NnEd Times and Money Value.
7b the Ed.ter y Tht Chicago Tribune:
Almost all tus!neta men have n theory On tho
cxuse that produces what we MI agree IN callloa
hard timer. Some shlnk that We haven't currency
enough to do the bnslnesa Of the country; o:hets,
that II Il on sccount Of 20 lxsVe Z share OF the
National Banks being located \. the East There
are plenty Ct other theories. hut hear oae or toe
Other Of these sdSaaced generally. AZ to the
location Of the bAnfs, It doesn1 eeen 70 me That
csn prcduce The present scarcity auouE sne peo-
pie through the WesL for. 20 loug ~ bills are nct
redeem able, they will 20 where the holder.
think they San mare them pay tho best: aud rs
epouss in sss IN.
saM come to 4. from ali the money ceu,rss Of the
tnow that there "a plenty Ct currency II II
eacniet1tZ produces du.l times, and du1I tl;ucs
,s.. G,1a osta times Nor. why dosr It cirru
men c,S Snrl5; .e H. ~ th.1k b:eansc, all onsaess
~ ne .e std al1oo.t III othef k,nds Of properly
,Isss1eaMn4 ,ss1 IN vasue. aod ought 10 dcerea.e !,
Nov, We al raus the currency. iniaSine Ih.t 81.
nest 70 hold and OF eourte it u du tin -: for
r. nns ~ oase .nn ,as ms oound hold
1tncs OF p.nse'sJ asr Obliged to kee9 Il Or
kacfltce On II which they hate to do. Nov.
| Nsey. easy uEe*: ftaecHs to me- ms oniv Hsy
10 Iet trade going aea,n, Is to bring down INC
pTeea Of other properly 70 The present ssanaafd
nate the currency. 50 that II won'i ne xotth mosr
than the property. think It for tae tn efest of
every notloesa NAN, dolug legitimate bosiness.
t.stead Of Epeculat1on 70 DO away with suc1 d &c.
tuston In tie standard Of valne%. Consequently.
sn In favor Of making The cu1rercy % good u
the acErowledrtd ttandard of vn,ae4 teold), aol
brtrriug the property dosn 70 It: and tntuk the
sooner IL doue. AID the sooner the valuc OF tue
cufzercy ia settled. and the other property conea
down 10 that srAndald the sooner Will these dull
hare itrea he over; tcr then rome R1ll think tn.t
property ts The best 1hscR to hare, and EoEe mnu-
~. ard thAs viii OF couIse start trade
again. Dnt 80 louR ~ corEcCcy II q,
| rear the god BaohArd IL 1t Il and
issre inst We usa = !. shan PROPERTY 1t
! hn!'htrE Ike pfesept rr CO.., and 90 long at We
~ lee 10 tFAne woa't be likely 10 bo very ltyolys
to oEAt er how much NC 'eRislA.e o. the lnSt-ct
l e7ksl1ko. ILL, Feb. Is, 1s1u. FL