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TEMPERANCE.

Union Temple Of Honor and Temperance. No. g. Reg
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Kennebec Council No. 1. Regular meetings the first
and third Friday evenings Of each month
J. J.. JONES, C. of e. r C. C. HUNT, r. OF c.
Sheridan Lodge, No. 2o3, T. o. Of @. T. Regular meet
ings every Saturday evening.
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INDISPENSABLE 10 all DESTROYS Of being ceH tnfor'ne
on he great subjects Of the day.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-07

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching at II O'clock il. ~, and Z
o'clock Z. NJ.
D. PATTON, Pastor.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-07

ANTWERP, Oct. 7.-3p. IN.
Crude-No market.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-07
TIE OK rshKgf1ETs.
OFFrCE OF

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY RECORD
October I, 1870.
The market oTenel firm with moro dis
p .sllion on the art Of buyers to opreiate,
q ID SO, 10 Yves .ereJ, at which figure sales
were made. 1000 IL G. changed hands OF
1926. The market closed for Il. al $3.lCa
sal 10 90.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-07

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 7,~-l2 =. m
Refined ID. Spirits ID
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-10-07

y. PETERS AND PAUL'S ,(Catboiic)
CHURCH,.
Mass at 101I u. IL.
Vosper aud nenelictiou Of the Blessed.
Sacrament 1T p. NJ.
Catecbsm at 2 y. N.
JAMES DUNN, Pastor
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13
Stonowall jackson.

I have just received your letter ask
ing me to give you some information
in regard to the last wound of Gene
raj Jackson, that you may correct the
statement published in somo Northern
magazines by General De Peyster and
Colonel Clifford Thompson. The
former, you say, claims that General
jackson was shot by the First Massa-
chusetts Infantry, and the latter that
ho was killed by canister shot from
Pleasonton's artillery.
You will nud an accurate account
Of tho Generals last wound and death
in Dabney's "Life of Jackson" or in
the account l wrote and published
several years ago;
The facts arc briefly these
General jackson made the attack
May 2, with his army in three lines
of battle. Rhodes Division ocoupi-
cd the front line, and Colston's Di-
vision the second line, and Hill, with
part Of his Division in line and part
in column, the third line. During
the attack and rapid pursuit, of the
enemy, Rhodes and Colston's Divi-
sons became oommingled and moved
in one confused mass. Rhodes, find
ing how disordered the troops were,
asked Jackson to send Hill forward to
take the advance, and permit the first
and second lines to be formed. While
this was being done, jackson, accom-
panied by some officers and couriers,
rodo forward to reconoiter. He ad.
vanced as far as the Federal piokets,
and then turned to come back to his
line, when his party, mistaken for
Federal cavalry, were fred into by
the Confederate limo of battle. The
fire was probably from troops who
had just been placed in position, and
did not know that jackson was in
front of thcm. think this was the
Generals impression in speaking of it
afterward. Several of his party were
killed and wounded by this fire but
tho General escaped, and turned to
his left entered the forest and con-
tinued to approach his own line
When within thirty or forty yards Of
it a second volley was fred, which
wounded him in three places. One of
the wounds was in his right hand, and
the other two in his left arm. 1t was
n round ball, such as was used for the
smooth-borc Springfield muskcts. The
wounds in his left arm were believed
to have been made by tho same kind
Of bullets. The Confederate troops
who firod the vollcys at the General
and his escort were armed with
smooth. bore muskets.
l will add that General jackson
did not die from these wounds. His
death was the result of pneumonia,
aud occurred eight days after the
wounds were received. a.
Yours, very respectfully,
HUNTER MCGUIRE,
Late Chief Surgeon Jackson's Com.
mand.
Richmond, Va, March, z, 1870.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13

Jamcs Fisk, Jr., has made a propo.
sition to the citizons Of Brattleb6ro,
VI, to cover the entire burned dis
trict in that village with an elegant
block, including nm immense hotel and
dozen.or more fine stores. Brattle.
boro harbored Fisk when he was a.
peddlcr.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13

Rim Van Winkle, asaplayed at
Washington, shows his dog "Schnei.
des"ohaineds toa sapling when 4 Rip.
begins his nan. Whom he wakes the
tree is mighty oak, and Sohneider's
skeleton hangs from the branches.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13
Richmond, Va, March, z, 1870.

GENERAL LEE,--The Augusta Con-
stitutionalist of the lst instant SAYS :
This distinguished Christian soldier
and gentleman, accompanied by his
daughter and Colonel Crawley, of the
British army, reached our city last
night by the $50 train on the Char
lotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail
Road. His Honor Mayor Allen,
Aldermen Pournelle and Walsh, and
DR.. D. j. Pumb, met our much loved
and venerated visitor with carriages
and cordially extended to him and his
party the hospitafities Of the city.
He and hia friends were then without
further ceremony taken to the Plan.
ters' Hotel, whore they will remain,
80 we are Informed, until tomorrow
morning, when they leave for Florida,
seeking health. The hearts Of all
throb with unwonted puIsations to
know that our great and good man,
the idol Of the Southern soldiery, tho
admiration of even those who
were our enemies, is in our midst,
where his hand will be warmly clasped
by many q war-worn veteran, who, in
days gone, recognized no name so
potent for victory and as cheering for
contest as that Of Gen. r. g. Lee.
Throughout all this land patriot, q
soldier and a Christian gentleman, he
stands pre.emincpt, and by the moral
power of his Influence has done much
to heal up the gaping wounds left by
the devastating war, and to restore to
us al that patience under afliction
which comes from such Christian
resignation as his own, We more
than doubly Welcome. The gallant man
of peace as we'll as war, and trust that
his short sojourn may be attended with
many pleasant inoidentsfto remind
him how,truly our people love, and
respect his nameand character. .nr,i
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13

The German Geological Society has
received report upon tho great SALT
bed lately discovered at Surenbcrg,
thirty miles from Berlin. One layer
Of puro salt, 2,347 feet in thickness,
Is reached within short distance,
lcss than 800 feet, from the surface.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13

4 QUEER PRIsoNER A prisoner in
Detroit Court, when asked where ho
lived, replied: '"Jiivc2 Live?
live in the regiono of eternal bliss.
own Alarm of thousand acres thero.
| plough my land with angels and
raise cabbages, cabbogcs, cabbagen,
bcets, bcets, bects. You're cabbage
you're bcet--you'ro an angel--
you're horse-yoh'ro horse
you're mn ass---nn assam ass l.
Whoop |" ole your father living :"
"l'm my own father. Pm the father
of all nations . "IIavc you got any
mothcr1'' eyes, young man. Yes,
young man lots of 'cm; ton of 'cm.
You look as though you needed o
mother. You want nursing; you amt
healthy. Ny mother shall bo your
lnothers, all Of 'cm. III .be your
father. Child Of morality, embrace
your heavenly father" He proved
to bo all escaped lunatic. a
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13

Az exohspge Gays: "fho coward
who would strike the mother of bis
children deserves to be shod With
and condemned to wander
eternally over g dcsort Of gappos-
DER"
A child was born in Hougbton,
Mich, q short time since, with the
face andtpaws Of o cat. 1T dad in q
Few hours.
Tho four lions belohgihg / ThaSs
cr's circus were scl,i AT shs, IFS saiss
lin Cincinnati, on Friday, for $5200s
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13

On Monday last there was terrific
bail storm in Cuthboft, Georgia Hail
stones were folnd four hours aftor they
fell, an inoh in diameter. This Storm
struck DtMson On Tuesday. Thc hail
stones in that section weTe 80 large az
ah egg
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13

.WnEnE SrIcEs GRow.--The nut.
meg is the kernel of large, hand
some nut, ike the walnut. It is en-.
closed in tho same sort of spongy
coat as the walnut the husk opens at
one end when the fruit is ripo.
Mace is that which is found bo-
tween the coat Of the nutmeg and the
kernel,
Cinnamon is the dried bark Of n
tree which grows in the East Indies
and the Island Of Ccylon.
PEPPER is the product of a cropping
plant which grows in Java, Summatru
and Malacca.
Ginger isthe root of plant which
grows i'll the East Indies.
Cloves arc the buds Of tree whicl,
grows in Malacca.
Caraway is the seed of plant
growing wild ia this country and
many others.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13

Success OF TIE PosrAL THGE-
GRAPH SYSTEM IN EuRorE.. Accord.
ing to tho official statements Of the
French and English telographic ad.
ministrstions tho new system has prov,
cd a success far exceeding tho most
sanguinc expectations Of its origina.
tors and promoters. An enormous
increase of traflio has resulted from
the latest reductionaof the tariff. En-
FRANCE tho iacrease has been forty.
nine per cent in tho number Of mes.
sagep and two per cent. in thSreceipts
since the reduction Pie adyices
from tho British PosteOflice have also
|beea,of tbetmost satisfactory lebarao.
tef. and all demonstrate tho perfect
success Of the postal telegraph gys.
ton,..A9N.i'Y. H4yald. ''s ''13'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13

LITERARY CURlosrrIEs.-A younr
lady of al accomplished education,''
Of course, addressed letter to hcr
feminine cousin, residing in neigh.
boring town, as follows :
''Door Kussin tho wcthcr whar We
is air kold and reckon whar you is it
air kolder wo awl is vol an muthcr
has gott his Terricks and bruthcr Tom
has gott the lluppin KoT and Sister
Sal has gott n Baby and I hoap these
flu lynes vii fine yu in the same kon-
dislIun rito sunc yore apheckshunatc
Kus,in."
This reminds us Of a letter VIC saw
during the late war, from young man
to his..''swcethcalt which ran "thus-
w."
MY D o. s;.ry An take mi pen
..Ma scas ~ hauA tu ri'@ V. fu lyncs to
let Il M th"t | ali. w,I ~ n,. in <,
has blouk his laig a,.i hasa Nifty ao.r
back and i hoap when tbcas fu lynes
CONS to hand tha vii fine IL cnioyin
the same blcssin."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13

GiBRAhrAR TO BE REaToRED TO
SrAlN.--An important rumor is pub
lished in the Iberia, Madrid paper.
It is TO tho effect that John Bright is
about to undertake the restoration Of
Gibraltar to Spain The great for
trcss passed into tho hands Of the
British in l7l3, and though the
Spaniards have made several attempts
by force to retake it, they have always
filled.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13

THE PoppLAn VorE.--The Charles.
ton News states that in eleven Coun-
ties of this State, there aro white
majorities ranging from 20.in Lam
castor, to 1877 in Spartanburg, and
that in twenty ranging from 2 in
Marlboro, to 5000 in Charleston.
The total vote of the State, according
to the last returns, is l48,7l6, viz:
White 59,30l, and colored 89,4l5.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13

Il The family cat taking a smalr bite
out Of a presented terkoy and dying
,iu csnvulsions immediately, saved, ap
Indiana family from being stryohnin.
ed to death last week. t y s
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13

Write your name by kitansss, love
and mercy oB the hearts Of the, spso-
pie yop come in; contact with, and you
will never be fofgottsn So I y
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13
Darky Jubilee Over tho Fifteenth Amend
mont,

MIR. George II. Downing, oystcrman
and all that, appeared at the Ordnance
Department this morning, armed with
requlsition for powder and cannon,
duly signed by the Secretary of War.
The requisition being promptly filed
the gallant oysterman and a host of
supper tondom" darkys proceeded to
make Washington noisy by firing a
national salute over the fifteenth
amendment. This salute being fired
Mt Uncle Sans expense, Downing has
assumed an Importance recently that
rather outdocs Sumner himself. 4
great falling of, however, has been
noticed in the quality of Downing's
oysters, which is accounted for in tho
Tact that he has taken to studying
and writing letters on tho constitu
tion. His worthy fatl,cr, it will be
remembered, had weakness in the
same way. President Grant, howcvor
is in high favor just now with the
colored population. They have, in
TACT, set him up as their great high
priest their real Moses, whose prais-
es they will tomorrow sing in all their
churches in one grand halleluah.
Andy johnson, they say, after prom
'SlnG to DO their "Moses," and pct
them out Of the big swamp, dumped
them down right in the middle of it
and there loft them, while President
Grant has carried them clear over aud
put them down safe on the othor side
OF Jordan. -Nc,o York Herald
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13

ImrRovEmpNrs in ANpERsoN---Wo
learn that Messrs. Harris & Co., gem
tleman from Massachusetts, and Mary
land, have purchased the water fights
of High Shoals, in Anderson county
forthe purpose Of erecting large cot.
ton and woollen faetofies.on High
Shoals is situated about six miles
from Anderson Court Hoasey and pis
onofbf the finest water.powesa in
che State./ Ten thousond dollars were
given for the water-powsr and fifty
acres Of, land adjoining II. phese
gentlemen are now giving ont chs
!soontracta for two millions of bricks
for building purposes. South Cayoh-
ma Republican.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13

4 SEMAToR REvELs. -~-Mr. Thornton,
the 3 fish minister, bias called upon
Mr., Royels, and tho latter il the ro-
cipient Of numerous ihvitdtions to
dinners and private partios.s He is
invited to dino with Mr.. md Mrs.
Fish Report says Mr.. Sumner has
prevailed on Mrs. Reveis to spend the
summer in Boston.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13

Gan idle brain is the DEVILS work,
shop"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-04-13

. Al Columbus, Ca, paper rejoioesat
the ocsurrence of o foot.faee I'D = that
oity, because it "sent a ripple atbwart
the sea oe general atagnat;on.r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-29

The following amccdotc Of Prentice
will l,c read with interest nj the present
time. Ills style, perhaps. more cspcci-
ally In earl, age was sharp. incisivr. at
times almost savage AMI much of his
SUCCESS as a journalist was doubtless due
10 il. lie had been college friend of
the Hon. II. Mann the distinguished
secretary Of the Massachusetts Board If
Education. at the time II member of Con-
orcss, and attcrwarh President Of Anti
och College. Al one time MIR. Prentice
was called away from the paper he then
edited. and Mr.. Mann being present.
asked t. temporarily ill his place. This
Mr.. Mann consented Ia do. being hircc-
ted by Prentice Ia pitch in" and make
his articles as strong n Inc was al'!r.--
Those who rcIi,cinLcr Mr.. Manns turi-
vus controversy with Daniel Webster,
and other ~ licences of his mastery of tho
mower al satire aud dcnunciaIioi. need
hardly liz told that he would WELD =
caustic IL not u bitter pen. Mann had
lust completed u LEADER when Prem.
lice returned. and the article was rca'
10 him. MIR. Mann had done his best t.
he severe. and BATTERED himself that j.,
had succeeded. Good" said Prentice
every good now let me finish il. liz
sat down. and commenced with thc>'
words: ..Thus far we have rcsirainet
our tccliMSs.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-29

THE Advertiser. having been restored =" health IN
few weeks. by very simple remedy. after having SUI
.r. several years with severe lung Affection and that
dread disease C"nsumpticn-is anxious I" make KNOW
10 his fellow sufferers the means 81 cure.
IL all Who desire it. he will send copy ~ the pre-
srripon used free Of chnree with the directions io
preparing aud using the same. which they VIII ma
81 M crmr co>srNrrI"S. ASTHMA, i'E">c'r's. ETC.
The object Of the advertiser In sending The Pr,srrii"'
H. 20 bpn.it the afflicted and spread information whicl
H.. eceiv~s u. Invaluable: and he hopes every sui
fcrcr will try his remedy II will try his remedy, as
will c,,-t him nothing, and prove blessing.
PARTIES wishing the prescription. will please address
Rr,. EDw ARD A. WILSON.
| June !. 'C0-ly Williamsburg kngscouniy. " y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-29
DIR. JOHN Bull LIS
SARSAPARILLA.
A Good Reason for the Captains Faith.
Read the Captains Letter
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.


Rrxros E.xwwss. Missouri April 70 lsGG.
I'm ions Iufi-pcar Sir. Knowing the effri.uc, II
your Sarsarariln and IA. he ling and beneficial qrrli.
Tia. II possesses you he follow ing statement q,
my
/ VIZ. wounded about two years aco--was taken pris.
on,r and confined for six months BEING moved Of
ten my wounds have not healed yet. have not Sat up
f. moment since WAS wounded. am shot through III,
hips NJ general health i impaired and need
thing 1. assist nature have more faith IN ,"r Sar
saparilia than anything else wish that III Is grnn.
inc Please express M. half dozen botfl-saahd oge
CArrAIS e. I. JOHNSON.
81. Louis. Missouri.
r.. S-The following was written April -. ls6G. b,
Mrs Jennie johnson. Mother of Captain johnson.
Dr. lWLi-I,ear Sir: Ny husband Dr. 81 J"lnsor
was skifull surgeon and ply sician in Central y. Y.
where he died. lravng the above q H. johnson to m,
care Al thirteen wears "f he had chronic diarrla
and scrofnla fer which CAV. him YOUR Sarsapariia.
Ir etg.p nv have far ten years recommended II Il
many IN New York. Ohio AMI Iowa. for scrofua. fcvc
sores and general debility Perfect SUGGEST has attend
-, H. TIM q, RES ErFEcTEp ~ -s'ur CASES or scKorru
,yp rryyr sorrs wERe ALMOST uiR,r L"rs. am any
ios for my son IL again have recourse I" your Sarsap
arilla He H. fearful IL getting spurious article hec
his writing 10 YEN fer ~. iIis wounds we're terrible bu
| believe he will recover.
E.sp,c,fu,iy, JENNIE JOHNSON
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-29
Mississippi Valley.

TIE COMMERCIAL has special news BY
telegraph from all important news CEN
tiers in the country, and correspondents
i'm places Of most considerable interest
both in Europe and America.
Eastern wceklics can not compete with
Ius in news. We use the telegraph so
largely that every important fact, and all
documents of consequence, are punished
lin the Commercial simultaneously with
their publication in New York. and We
are therefore two DAYS ahead of all pa
ipers published on the scaboard in the
circulation OF news in the west: and we
are often in matters of highest impor-
Itance. week ahead Of eastern wccklics.
The Weekly COMMERCIAL contains
fort, eight columns of matter. Of which
not to exceed three are filled with advcr-
tisemcnts, leaving
Forty I've Columns or Iscading Matter.
/ The form of the Commercial the
New York and London cight-pagc style
lis far preferable to the old blankct-sheet
II is handled with tacili-
~. and W hen filed and bound makes a
handsome and convenient volume.
! The proprictOrs OF the Commercial.
while impartial news gatlercrs and pub
fishers are not neutral in politics. We
are devoted TO the nationality OF the
A american republic: the preservation Of
the terrific integrity; the vindication
of our credit, and the inviolablc liberty
and equality before the law Of all good
eli izcns
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1870-04-29

TINnE proprietor celebrsed edcne Justly
for superiority overall rendi.- ofi-r'dto the
paic fDr the rEnAAArsT cure II que
and Fever Chills aud Fever whether 81 short long
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western country 10 bear hin, testimony the truth IL
the assertion that IN whatever will Ia fail tocur",
II the directions strictly followed out. In great
many cases single dose has been sufficient for cure,
aud whole families have been cured iy single hottie.
with perfect restoration "f the general health II IL,
however prudent and in cert ain ocure,
its use continued in smaller doses for week TWO
after III" disease has been checked D"cespssiayi In dir
hcuit long landing Sualy. this medicine
will require any aid to Keep the bowels i'm good orlsr
should the patient however. require catbarfc mcd-
cne after having taken three four doses al The T"u
n sipgl. dose 81 BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY FILLS
will be sufficient.
DIR. JOHN ILLS Principal ONCE.
No. 40. tifih Cross Street
LOUISVILLE, Ny.
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Readers

Headers.
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