The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-07
q Condensed, News u b.

| Az 11cE@lu TPcClaA lioW ."aulle
says the ultrasyage demap dug Ctht
establishment ol,u commune for hunt
ing members IF the, permanent com,
mission. Sagosta vas surrounded i,
ehe streets BY armed nen, tho leader
bearing Phrygiau cap upon dbuyo
net. Cecerrn sas arrested ip Serra
nae mothers house. The increasing
fury Of the .ultras indicates massa,
ere, Us the moIarohical Volunteers are
disposed to. fight against 1ythe decree
disarmiog them. i"a = .a., Us -"
A Fort Garyey, ;Msplioba,, des.
patch reports lighting between the
American and tho Blackfeot Indians.
A large number Hof Aihet5cahs wore
killed.. The trouble in the BlacRfcet
country is serious, I'M consed uencc Of
which, 5000 Indians crossed the line
and and shsss'sps sfs}i 'hfss }insyi.r
;Advicos from The cothstt Section 2 rrca
port the disastrous result to9tliecrops
from the killing d frost Of yesterday
morning; much Of the, cotton will have
to be replauted, and the injury to the
early vegetables is ire parable. No
frost SO lato has occarred III this re!
gion for fifty years. 80" 'o'] @a' Is -
The Modocs arc encamped,. at Baz
Mountains, at the South end ofvthe
lava beds. Nearly all the cavalry
horses have tho epizootic. '''' ~,
Ingeniously Cotton UP Eve cent
pieces, made oflcad, arc. in circula-
tion. Two-dollar counter felt notes,
good.looking enough to deceive, are
also afoat. The figures on the note
are little smaller and the paper is
a'shade. lighter than in the genuine |;
but these defects would scarcclyubd
noticed by an inexperienced person.
Tic yentriloquist on the Dock. ,,
Quite an exciting ti,no occurred at
ono Of tho whartes Of Cleveland, re-.
oeutly. -. f. taomoa - ao1-.a,o'~
The hands on a; steamer ,,werco en-,
gagged in rolling o1 "a cask. swhpn to-
the CONSERVATION and surprise Of the,
persona. engaged in performing that
operation, a voice was heard within
the'cask.u .aGf- : @s.l!j~s'a.oo!
a"Roll il easy; these 'plagpey nails
hart; 10 rather, pypsssage than
H0lding Guy theft hands, their VS. IS
uals expanding to the sizo" of saucer$,'
the labofors exclaimed iaf,.s .. r3H
"That beats the Dickens H'2 ts.sg{zR q
The mate coming up atg this MOS,
nd g he, e /
lay, commenced cursihg them fer their,
dilatotiness, when, from within, nc
voice came forth y '""ai 49,. ..na5A
"You'le nobody let ME out" . p,
whats that r. said the mate. srs}
"Why, it's me-" said .he ,yoiee,; l,
want to get out; 1 WON'T stand this,,
any :lohger.", - F' "'"'!*o u
Cup. end the oasl,"ysaid the mate: /"
ooh, don'tI you'll kill nmo," sail:
the voice. Oh, how those nails prick,L
Look out-don'tw again suid tho,
oasEed-pp individual as the men
turned it over. "'~."' 'f4'f. "'&S'
"Cooper," said the mate, "unhead!
that cask and take out that m an.'" 9 Is
As tile adze sundered the hoops,
ard the head was coming out, the
voiea again broke fortf :: 49,. -, -,
."Be aisy now is there any ono
about l don't want to be caught" .
: Quite CROWD had now gathered
round the Scene Of action, whom a.
loud, cultural laugh broke forth,
which made our hair stand on end, and
the oask was found filled with bacon.
,'"What does It mean Z" says one.
"lt9 boats. my time, said the
| mate. .... ....i....d ..s .-,...