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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20
Conservatives Stand TO Your Post

AS the session draws to Il close, tho
unpaid members Of tho Legislature
are becoming quite rcstive about got.
ting their rny rcrt,fc .t,s csshed 1t
is said tina, $500 900 has been paid
into the Treasury fsom tnxes crlloct.
cd, not dollar can BE- .grcrssd from
Treasurer PaIker on tho ia, csrtih.
cafes Of the nembers. Many of them
di'hen'tened, are uiscount,ug their
certificates, at rninru, rates, t, tho
brokers uud hankers. The con.crva.
tive members, as II rule, are not in
such s,rallrntd circum taucc., aud
have mostly held on to their ccr,ifi.
Gates, deto, mining to retain them to
the ve,y last moment, rather than be
chis"d out of whatthey justly cousid.
cr their honest duss. We hear, nos,
that there is u PROF Ct on foot, con.
Quoted by tho soh.ming ones who arc
Interested in various wiujlng meas.
urcs now bef,ro the Legislature, to
cash the certificates Of the conserva.
tive members, in order to induce
them to leave for their homes, and
thus make, the way easy FIR in qnitous
legislation songht fur. We take this
occasion to warn our members, both
in the House and the Seuato. to stand
firmly at their posts. There are a
goodly number Of Republicans, who,
BY their lcceut vutos, sh ~ that they
are opposed to the most ra<cally bills
that are nov ia course Of passage.
These bills may, in all probability, te
defeated, if the conservatives will
remain and lond their a,sistuu G. to tho
better class of the Republicans. Any
conservative who leaves Columbia
before anj''irnment, will be guilty
of a.grAve neglect vf duty, and should
DO .repudiatcd by his constituents at
the fail elections. Phenir.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20
~Ss - d.
The G ant Governors in the South,

The New York Tribune thu. rroups
the Grant pillars in the South
The Southern Governors who advo:
cate the rcnomination Of Pre-; ilant
Grant, and declare the South in dan.
ger unless reelected, do not make a,,
impressive showing, considered as
whole. Governor Davis of Texas is
under Indictment for fraudulent i>suo
of election certificates, and leads
tho Grant wing i'll this State Cow
ernor Reed Of Florida, under i'm.
pcu uchment for misdcmcanors, protests
the need Of denomination G,vcr-
nor Clayton Of Arkansas, under
grievous charge of fraud, nvows u
strong prediction for denomination
Governor Bullock forsovk his Office to
save himself from impeachment, aud
now demands rcnnmination Cover.
nor Scott Of South Carolina, who has
ruined the tinnnccs of the State. and
saved himself from tho consequences
by iniquitous tampering with tho
Legislature, sends up vehement cn-
"';>cment of the rcnom inut ton
Whilo Governor Holden Of North
Carolinn, who alone faced impcach-
ment aud fell, dccl.rcs the rcnomina-
tion of Grant essential to tho welfare
of tho country.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20
Murder In Florida.

Wd learned yesterday Of sad oo-
currenoe near Pollard. Some negroes
of tho place had q difficulty with
some ruftmen, and determined on re-.
venge. They went down the river a
short distance, and lay in ambush for
the raft Of their enemies. While
waiting, raft, which was not tho
ono theJ were looking for, came
down tho river. The negroes fred
into the crowd, killing one, Il man
named Scr.ggins, Immediately, and
badly woundiog three others. The
party went back to Pollard, and at
last succeeded In arrestiug five of the
negfocs. There was strong dispo-
sition among tho people of the com
mnnity to hang tho culprits, but law
aud order prevailed, and they arc
now in the hands Of the law.-Pc n.
sacola Mail, Let.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20
Financial Outlook.

The financial condition Of the coun.
try was presented by Mr. DIVES,
Chairttlan of the C"mmittce on Ways
aud Mean in the U,usr Of Represent
tatives, on Friday. Tie cstim4,cd
expon:cs for tho year, with. t refer.
cnce to the public debt, he s,id, are
$273, 200. 600; to this amount, the
House has already added enough, in
the way Of deficiency approp, i,tious,
corporation taxes to bo refunded, =,
paid for public buildings. etc., to
make grand total Of $500, 90, 900
Against this, we have gl,ss |, me,
from all sources, of $4,000, 400,
which would leave IL balauce OF Sl7,.
1888, ,975, withnut having paid u dol.
lar on the public debt except the in
terest. Now, if the revenues are no,
increasing beyond the estimates
above cited, and if the expenditures
arc not brought down, it will bo ne
cessary to borrow $lo,OOU,00O to pay
into tho sinking fund required b.
law. Of course, in these estimates Of
revenue, are excluded any rcccip's
from duty on tea, coffee, coal aud salt.
or from income tax and tho remain
ing collections are based upon the
amounts of imports and Of domestic
productions which yielded revenue
for last year. But it is we'll under.
stood that a judicious reduction Of
the tariff in the direction demanded
by revenue reformc's, and not by
throwing away the millions IF clear
revenue as demanded by the Pcnnsll-
vania interests would so stimulate in.
dustry by reducing it's burdens that
the net revenue of tho Government
would be adequate for tho enormous
ehtimates, while the real tax upon
the people would bo largely dimin.
ishcd.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20
Chased by a Saw. Log.

A Canadian who was engaged last
week on tho brow Of hill, near
P't'sfatd, Mass, In cutting timber
and rolling it to tho bottom, cnleav-
oted to manipulate q log for safe
descent, but discovered that it was
getting the better Of him. lie was
on the under side, aud it would not
do to 'lct it Slide" so he screamed
for help ;hut no hop came. His
strength was surely and rapidly fall
Ing, aud thero was nothing to do but
run for it, and run he did--a fearful
race. The natural philosophers say
that log gains in ra piiity rs it dc.
sccnds. 1t is otherwise with human
legs on a run, even when, as in. this
c.so. tho decent is steep and icy.
There was no turning out, and the
& gained with terrible rnpility on
the frightened Canuck, and was now
just on his bccls, when luckily no
spied hollow IN lis p,th iuto wh,oh
he popped with bound, but bad
barcl time to huddlc himself into his
hole, when crash crash ho log
thundcred over him and left him safe,
but about tho most badly scared man
that ever hallOod.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20
A Singular Phenomenon.

A. gentleman who has been riding
through the country, below Bucbana :,
suys the FinoastDe Herald, informs rs
that he witnessed most singular
phenomenon few days ago. Al,rao
number of crows were congregatcd iu
that section, and were dying by hum
dreds. Their dead carcaascs were
lying in fence corners, under trees,
~; and those that we're alive could
be approached and killed with sticks,
They appeared to be blind and dying
from some unknown cause. The mat.
TER excites considerable comment in
That noighborhocd.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20
Has lie Fled.

A dispatch in our last issue a1.
pounccd that Governor Warmoth, of
Louisiana, passed through Louisville
going East. Has ho "woodbincd p
The question very naturally arises.
II he has not, he doubtless soon will.
Keeping company with Bullock will
bo his only comfort, aud, no doubt,
his only escape from arrest and pun
ishmcnt. Sooner Or later this will
be the c'se. Holden is mpeachcd,
and dare not g. back to his State.
Blllock fed. Reed, Of Florida, un.
der impeachment. and will c:hcr 20
to the pcuitcntiary or run away.
Davis Of Texas, nhsconded. The
Arkansas and Mississippi plunderers
will have to walk ,h. same plank.
Scott Of South Carolina, will perhaps
be the last ono to vacate, as he stlll
has the protection Of United States
bayoncts and the support OF q RMi-
cal majority in the Statc.-AAanta
Sun, ..''' wa
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20
The Riot at Laurcns.

Wc extract from the Laurensvillo o
Horaid tho following Items, which
seem to be the "mule hill" out Of
which. the correspondent Of the Union
constr ucted tho huge mountain, which
that manducious sheet still further
mag"iticd by tho use Of large oaps
in,o u huge Riot at t,ureus, ~.
Sale D,y was agaiu we'll attended,
e,prci"lly by the co'orcl population.
Farmer, generally complain of being
behind haud in their Turning opera
tions- lc st three weeks behind the
usual stage ut this season Of tho year,
caused by the severity of the winter.
No property was sold by pub;ic
oiiiccrs. The order was not ~ good
US on former occasions b arleyoorn
getting the better Of portion of tho
crowd, causing considerable rowing,
though but little elso-one or two
":wists," nnd bruised proboscis or
two WAS the sum total Of the CASUAL
ties. Trial Justices and Town Council
were all called to the front.
Drunkenness and rowdyism seem to
be on the ihoreusc, aud what is more
to be regretted it seems to be confined
almost entirely to young men. Some Of
these combatire loving youths, not
overly anxious to engage in pugilistic
exercise themselves, arc yet fond of
seeing the fun, and not unfrequently
PLY the role of Rampsey Snif1le, or
tho old school-bey gamo of placing
the chip on tho shoulder.
SERIOUS ATtEMpT. We regret to
hear Of nn attempt to take the lifo of
one of our most respected citizens,
Colonel Is. S. Jones, on Monday even.
Ing last, by white man in his service
by the namo Of Cheatham, in which
the Colonel was painfully, though We
are gratified to learn not dangerously
Slapped in the arm. Reports Of a
very seriois nature reached us the
following day ufter the occurrence :;
hence, we are the more grutiGed to
lear" from inquest ionabIe source that
tho wound is not Serious, though pain
ful-the wound being in the n,,,scu-
lar part Of the forearm, tho knife
striking high UP, and being drawn
dl"gonay across to the under side,
Causing IL wound Of some seven or
eight inches in length.
Wo have not heard the particulars
of The difficulty sufficient we'll to give
them. IL will suffice, however, for
his f,iends to know that Colonel j. i,
not dangerously hurt, and is doing
well.
Tho d ffisulty occurred at the resi-
deuce Of Colo 'el j. The man who
Inflicted the wound, after bei,g sound
ly punished by Co!onsl j no,with.
st"ndins his crippled condition, i'm.
lnediately left the promises.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20
A New Way to get Rid of Wife.

A correspondent writing from near
Laurel Hill, on the Will, Charlotte
and Rutherford Railroad, givos us tho
particulars OF novel marriage in that
vicinity, recently. \ certain indi-
vidual got tired Of his wife, after liv-
ing With her about fifteen years, and
hired another nun to take her over to
South Carolina and marry her, giving
him a mule and $55 in money to take
her off his hands. We have the
names Of the parties, but think proper
to withhold them. 49, VII. Star.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20
mo. 80
A RudiCalS View fthC Condition of South
Carolina.

The Vicksburg (Miss.) Herald, In
n late issue, says:
The wretchcd condition Of South
Carolina under tho rohler rule Of tho
carr ct-"aHHers, may be guessed ut
when tho Virksbnrg Tines makes tho
following ackno ri. ,lgmynt
/. "Of all the States, South C,rolina
Is the most unfortunate. Th. St,o
taxes thi' year amounted to twenty
and balf mills on the dollar, over
two per cent. This j. exclusive Of
the local taxes, for county, srcri.l
school n"d mnnicip.l, which amounts
% four or five tunes az much tnare.
The CumPtr"I'rr~ estimate of cxpon.
d'tnrcs is $2,4GS,0oo; this inrl,.dcs
Sf'o, 700 for ordinary expresses: $500.
900 for Legislative "xprnSrs; 1900.
o0' for p hitting SIta,ODO for in.
'nrc>t; and S4Du,00D for hcii,i ncies.
but It does not Include $4oO 900 for
'nunty expenditure, 81 900 0)O for
he Heating debt, ani Sl1o,o0D for
."dnmption Of nIua Ridge R.il Road
b'ii, making Tie grand total OF en-
ne .ditures for the yc,r $4,3A8 coo.
ihls is doplorahlc state of affairs,
and unless s"mclhihg is dove to check
'h's reckless, wan'on and pr, il,gate
expenditures, tho Stnte will snon he.
come bankrupt, whether sho rcpu-
dates or not"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20
A gentle nan travelling in Tenn,

A gentleman travelling in Tenncs
see just after. the close Of the war,
overheard the following conversation
between two women Of that country,
who had been to town. and were re.
turning home OH tho cars 'what have
You in that paper ? 'Svds.' SODA t?
what's soda Z 'Why, don't you know
what soda is that ere stuff that you
put in hi kets that mako 'em
git up and hump themselves .,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20
SAipiEa Criminals TO america.

Ii is said lha',a IN "Uc. o Il glish
co'vict, wrro recently sent to New
Y"rk hy the prison autLo.iuc< If
Mi'chcNet, E".lAHd. The Grand
Dnchy q Mcckl5nbu:g Z Schwarin ais,
claims the isht to di>pbse ut it. c.n~
vets in this manner. Ouc ut tn.
NJ cklcnhnrg juruals assets this
right in off:nsite ter.ns. Th. Ed,
raj Govern neat should .rply eflic,c,
means to rn7 a st p t." %lcn g:ictau.
ces. We hive criminals cloush Of
native grow,h, wi'hnnt being made
the Botany B y of che whole world.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20
The Air Line RnllrOrd.

The keowec Courier says: awe
nrc pleased to chronicle tho fact, tha,
work has c"mmcnc. Il in earnest Oh the
air Limo Road in this county. NJ
Clayton one Of tho contractors. i,
buiiIiog cabins and has about 2oo
h'n.S 1T wo. K Oh his ten-mlle con-
tract, East of TugnIo River. O:hcr
contractors are preparing, and wc
learn that the entire limo in Oconce
will be worked energetically in very
short time. These Operations have
had the effect Of advancing the pl ice
Of provisions, g..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20
Tfte latest Circular SWindte,

a printed circular was handed to
Superintendent Kelso, yesterday at
police headquarters, pntpoting to como
from "Jennings, DeFrau & Coz. i'm.
porters and manufacturers Of artiG-
cial flowers, feathers, and ribbons.
1853. Broadway, p o. box 1901. The
circular solicits agents in the various
towns to whom they offer sample
packages on receipt Of $40, SIS, or
$50. % inquiry at 100 Broadway,
No such firm could be found New
York SIM |'"@ .'' '''
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20
Tight Boots.

Hard corns are caused by too much
pressure IF the ho"t, or by its being :.
loose as to slip back and forth on til,
spit where the corn afterwards shows
itself. Medical books record severai
pl ces where pairing corn has caused
a h'e':ding which no known mcans
could arrest, aud death ensued {.
Nothing hAI1cr' than the tingcr-nail
ever ought to be allowed to touch the
oorn, which can always be cured, or
kept from causing Inconvenience, b,
simply bathing the part in warm
water for half an hour for several
days i'll succession ;"ften single bal
will accomplish the Object Of sosoften.
ing the parts djacont TO the actual
coro, that it can be picked ont with
the finger-nail, and then the shoe can
be Instantly worn without dis I,
comfort, which an hour before gave
great pain. 1t may return in a week =,
or amouth, but the samo treatment
will al~ay, avail. PAIRING causes them
tJ spread and take deeper root.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20

A Buffalo girl has taken advantage
OF leap year to such an inordinate ex
tent that she Is engaged to sevente en-
men, and has been sued for reach of
promise by nine more. .n. D.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20

A person having been mentioned
who bad been notoriously unfortunate
in his first marriage relation, and yet
soon af,erward married again, John.
son was asked if it was not rash to
embark anew in all adventure which
he had already found to be so disas.
trous. "No," said tho philosopher,
.elcvafng his hand, cit was. the tri-
umph Of hope over experience"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20
Amount OF Cotton Tax Collected.

We tind ma late nu, Der of tho
New York Herald, the following
tabular statement, showing the
AN M. "t cotton tx llcc.ea while
the law ".Grriu,. il wa, in fo,o-,
is"m 1868 10 1868, inclusive: 1868,
$33l.lll: 1864 $l,26s 4l2; 1865,
ST. 1898 1866, Sla 40 G55; 1867,
$23, 100 o79 {; 1863, S22,3OO,94a-
total, $6S.n72 38S. D.ri z the year
1866 ani 1867, ,nere WIS collected
BY treasury >rcc'al a&cn IN ngg: c.
gate tax of $2,0lS,3l9 in he late iu-
slrrcct on;ry States ,n"st of which
"As on co tou, so that the tax it i, r,"w
pr"p"sra to rcturd amounts, il round
nu.niers, to $50 900 900. Under
the Act ct Corgre ;, of 1862, tue tax
0n raw cpttnl was fixed unehaif Of
one crn' per ponnd, aud remained ut
hat tate until June 20, 1864, nhen
1t was inciea 10 two Cents per
p'und. On the l3 # July, 1866,
hoscver, it was Increased t. thr. C
can't pr pound, whrre it renamed
till September !, 1867, when it WAS
liked ut two and IL half cents per
pound. O.. the Sd Of Fchruary,
1868, the tax was altogether ubol.
ishcd.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20

A lady in Aberdeen, Scotland, is
more advanced in w"nan's rights
than any other woman in Great Brit .
laH She goes regularly to tho bar.
Der to get shaved. ..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20

A disrespectful correspondent Of
the New York Tribune spe.ks of the
South Carolina Rldioal Administra.
tion as "thnt den Of thicy,s in South
Carolina, whose gfotesqne caricature
and criminal travesty Of representa-.
tive govetnment are disgrace to
modern ciViiiz .tion." IF tho stanch
Republican who wrote this ere to say
the same thing in Colu,nbia, be would
at oucc be denounced by the State
Radicals as lying Democrat or a
bloody Ku Klux. -. Charleston News.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20
Damages for Dcnth.

The case Of Mrs. Jane. Madden,
whi,h has been in progress for several
Days 10 New York against tile Staten
Islands Ferry Company, to recover
$4,000 for tho death Of her husband,
kiilei by the Westfeld explosion, was
decided Saturday in favor Of the
plaintiff for tho full amount.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20

Why are sweethearts usually called
"honey = Because they are be(o).
loved.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20
Partial Confirmation OF the Killing Of

From par,ic- f.om Robson Coun-
y, who arrived in this city yesterday,
'ad also from Information conveyed
- private letter TO II gentleman Of
his place, VIC have partial confir-
nation OF he killing Of tho notorious
ntlaw, Boss Strong. McQueeu, af.
'er shoo.ing the outlaw, is sail to
nave remained in the vicinity Of tho
a"use about au hour, with the hope Of
!etting an opportunity killing An.
ircw Strong, but without success.
lie tin,lly started for Shoe Heel for
rrinf'rcements, arriving there about
| o'clock Saturday morning. He got
; crowd together, but on account
If some unavoidable delays, they
were uuahle to reach Str"ng's house
until 10 o'clock that morning. Upon
en' ering the huuse they found An
drew S Sr"ng's wife and another wo-
man present, but the body of the out
law had disappeared. Tue women,
however, we're engaged in removing
the status of blood from the floor, and
in reply to inquiries, sid "Wo
had dead man here last night, but
the rest (meaning the other members
Of the Ga, e. have jnst lift with him"
or course, under the circumstances,
there was M possibility Of recover
lug the body, aud the party returned
to Shoe Heel. Among those with
whom we have con, crsed d on the sub
jrct there seems to he unauimity of
opinion in reference to tho alleged
killing, there beng but little, if any,
doubt expressed thar, although the
body may not he Iccov, red, the soul
# the iotcd desprrido aud outlaw
his hccl sent to its last account. We
hope to receive still m"r,- dciinite in
telhnouce tu-dny.- Wilmington Slar'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20

= An1oldlad id Connecticut, having
for l06 years struggled under the
burden Of suoh namo os Experience
Plank, hos at last gone BY the board.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20

=, Camels live in certain instances tn
ths ags Of 100 yeats, and Cavier A.
serts that whalea live to be J 900
years old.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20
A StOl0n Piano.

The Beaufort Republican says :
The case of B,lan, against G. G.
Ducbler, presents some points Of iu-
terest to many of our readers. There
isa great deal Of property held by
the samc dubious title in this yicini
ty, and it is probable similar suits
will be plentiful. Suit was brought
III this ca~c ID, Behn 10 recover tic
value of apianr t,kcn ffotn The house
of B''an during the occup tion of
GrahamviIle ty Scru,an's army.
Defendant claimed to havo received
the piano from an "ffi;er of the Fede-
raj army, and that h., saved it. from
the burning buil'ling, ia which other
wise it wouli hlve n.eu dc.troy.l.
The iny give v'tdic fn pl,;n'iif
fol $2J0 aud interest since commences.
myIt Of suit
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20

The artleSs Columh,a Union asks
candid men everywhere to pcruse
Governor Scott's "Diue Ridge veto
Mess gc cal efully, and then p iut ont
whorcin it IS III any way Pickwickian.' y
We will try to comply with tho re-
quest or onr amiable contemporary
HoVernor Scott was privy, from the
beginning, to The schemes Of ,he Bluc
Ridge Ring, thought W l of the bill,
mud onl = vetoed it because it was un-
derstood thar it. would easily pass ovcr
the veto. All Governor Scots rhi-
cial douunciation of the. bill, as being
inexredient and unconstitutional, was,
therefore, purely "Pickwiokian." p
Char. .Ne,Os.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20

Why are our eyes like friends sepa-
rated BY distant clim"s? They cor.
respond, but never meet.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20

Baltim"ro hos 1900 persons EN-.
p!oyed in several extensive shoe
manufactures, and their sales amount
annually to S6,o00,oc0.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20
The Great Sea Tunnel.

After Il delay 0: some ten years, a
c"mPhny ha, actually been organz d
j" Lohdon for the purpose Of build.
ing taunel under tho Straits of
U.vcr, and opehing rnilrUud coumu.
uicAtiop between England and the
continent Thc New York Bulletin.
in al exhaustive article on tho subject
says: "Snuuld the experiment, which
is certainly d bold one, succeed, it is
probable that otLcr works Of llhe
character will soon be projected.
England and Ireland would next be
united IA thnnel would probably be
cut under the North Sea in the course
of time and thus, between the tun.
nel>, ship canals, railway bridges and
telegraph, the crookcd paths Of com
meico will he made straight, the wide.
ly separated nations brought into
clJscr and more intimate intereom.
nun cation, and great material results
achieved; IN comparison wi,h which
what engineering since has already
accomplished Will seem as nothing"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20

It is'of no " advantage to have q
lively mind if we are not just. The
perfection Of the pendulum is not to
60 fast but to be regular.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20

certainly and away they g4llopol ,'
Ccnshaw's quarters.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20

A Nashville nc gro set the house in
an up'otr by rising up and shouting
OUT" What all dis mGnh e. after he
had been dhrcuded for the tomb. This
was last Saturday, the 24,h, and tho
"mourners" haven't stopped running
vet. "E'H "-h q pa
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-03-20

VtAt Fairfield Conn, carriages arc
made entirely Of india rubber, excepting
the axlcs and tires,