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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04
sorThe New Y 1rk Tribune is in

sar The New Y rk Tribune is in
trouble. 1t praclaims Itself an Inde-
pendent journal, but InIsls it was
right during the camoaign. Ii asks
K pubIicans TO support it. but gives
timely notice hat tho work il COM
menced in 1872 il will complete in
1876 Democratic in its tone and in
'euIions it still claims the support of
the Radical element of the nation
We believe in sn independent journal
when the claim accords with the
practice. but when the title is used
as a cloak to more effsctually dis
guise enmity to the Republican par
ty, we feel comnelled to warn the
people against it, The Tribune has
chosen its political friends, and
should seek it's support from them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04
u-rbe Salt L Ike Neps, Brigham

sar'rhe Salt l. Ike NeDS, Brigham
Ynung'4 organ, of last Monday. haA
an article fsrcely deuounciog the
enemies OF Mnrmnnism, and predict
ing that President Grant, under
thei' bad advice, twill do some act
that will cover bis record with in
etflcesbIe Disgrace The whole
tone of the artlcle ia ind IN matory,
aad it closes by welcoming the gov
ernment troops who may be cent
there to Mormon coffins.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04
British Hollow Union Hotel.

ToHN n STEVENS ofBitish Hollow having "
y purchased hxrd sud newly furnished the above
hotpl is now prepared 20 accom- immediate guests with
wel furnished rooms good aired beds aud table well
provided which cannot he surpassed Ladies' and gen
itemru vi meet with eve accommodation aud At
trntinu. combined with moderate charges Good
-tAhllug attached and attentive hnaters alEays at
hand The Putosi ,nd Lancaster stage daily to meet
trains az 9pech's Ferry for all parts
JOHN Y STEVENS Proprietor.
British Hollow OF % 1877 2lf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04
BLOOMINGTON HOTEL,

IARK uADLEY, proprietor tsuccessor TO Slime
VI Wooahouse,) Bloomington, Wis. Every attt1-
ton said o. guests Rooms good order and 'iahlins
attached. 1880
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04

n n who buried twenty wives anc
f a woman who hurled twenty-five
husbands. The Emperor Augusta
ndeavored to restrain this license b,
.nuiIIer
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04

eF The Iowa Legislature has
adopted = railroad law limiting the
rates for passenger travel to 81 cents
per mile upon ali roads where gross
earnings exceed 81, 600 per mile per
year,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04
CHANDLER HOUSE"
Wingyille. Grani County. Wis.

III " owned ~ John stevens I have thoroughly
fnfnshed aud reconstructed the entire promises and
an now fully prepared with well furnished table,
Good clean and comfortable beds warm and commo
di0us sfabing careful. nbging and attentive hos
ter 10 cheerfnly provide for the comfort ~ the trav
cling public.
Ny motto u "a please an ana secure thu comfort
OF my guests stop and see
J. 3 CHANDLER
Voutfort May 2Sth 1879 62tJ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04
TLprd Lytton, only fortnight

~ L lrd LyttOn, only fortnighl
before bis death. ent TO Black wood,
Magazine the concluding volumes OF
"KnneIm Chillingly," new novel
and early in the week of bis deal
he sent to the same publishers the
four h and lasi roIuma of the Par
isiana Il had been long engaged
on these works.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04
LANCASTER HDUSE.

LtsUERNESs (successor to j. Hydel pro-
H. prietor. Jtnctster, Wis This house has bssn
re Furnished throughout Is palms spared FOR the &C
ittinn 81 guests Table well provided Stabiing
attacked and attentive hostiers 1922
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04

ID l.. Loomis, proprietor The travelling public
". wll' take notice that am prepared 70 accom-.
modats them with board aud lodging, attentive host
and good stabling l7u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04
CARRIER HOUSE,

IN CARRIER, proprietor, Boscohel. wis Mealspro
vided before time, and patrons assisted with
baggage. Pronptness. and no delays ~ the Carrier
House. STA uug attacueuf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04
JAMES A. DAVIS.
b. -. RNEOLoDE u,

~ gNERAL COLLECTING AGENT AND CONVEY.
VI ANGER Patch Grove Wis Collections promptly
attended 10 References given when desired, 36tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04

~ PHILIPS, proprietor Lancaster, wis HAvini
furnished the mes threeat brick hotel on tn
GA hotel c0rner am prepared - sommodate ~
reasonably Rooms we'll furnished and table vel
provided Ample stable accom- odations. 1880
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04

n gSgRAr COLLECTING AGENT and CONVEY
- spcer al0onningto Wis Titieslnvesti gated nd
perfected 0ollsotion promptly attended 70 Refer
sncos given when desired 22-3O
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04
MT n ,PE. HDTET

w W PINE proprietor, corner tf Main and Third
w streets DUBUQUE IOWA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04
. pIArrEvIIIE AorEL.
KEV CITV HOUSE,,

u % STREErER corner Of Mineral and Second
- streets piatteville Wis Good atabliHg and At
tentive hostiers. Sanple rooms attached
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04

NOTARY PUBLIC Claim Agent and Agent for sew
' erti ~ the best Idfe and fire Insurance Com
Danies the country tis0 Licensed AuctiOnesr. All
b1.nea- entrn ted 20 him will be promptly attended
TO- At Ctssvilie. Wis 2l-T
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04
GILLIAN HUNPRKKE. vs.. cLkAK
HUMPHREY & CLARK,

ID "A N X ERS
BLOOMINGTON. WISCONSIN
DUY AND SELL GOLD AND GOVERNMENT
ID Bonds aud Eastern Exchange Prompt stten-
ton given % collections ~ all points and the pay
mont Of taxes Deposits received and loans negotia
ted Advances made upon approved securities. Ia
tetsst allowed on special deposits At beat current
atss 1880.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04
aAanEa g oLFMFNT9oN.
ausuNFlL & CLARK.
w. BRADLEY CLARKE,

4 rrORNEY and COUNSELLOR a. Law and Notary
Public, Bloomington Wis Al LEGAL business
promptly attended %. Collections made aud loans
negotiated, 1880
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04
sMALLEY AousE.
PHELPS HOUSE.

TOHN g. sMALLEY. Proprietor Nu-coda, wis -
~ Near Depot Express Once, and Livery stab :
attached Meals 4tal hours. 23:33
National Republican., 1873-09-24

The ACT to prevent cruelty to animals
while in transit by railroad, or other means
of transportation, passed by the last Congress,
will go into operation October /. The first
section of the act makes II unlawful to keep
animals confined while IN transit for a longer
period than twcnty-cight consecutive hours
without unloading them for rest, feeding and
water, for period of at least fivo consecu-
tive hours. Violation of the act Is made pun
ishablc by fine Of not less than one hundred
nor more than five hundred dollars.
National Republican., 1873-09-24

Now is 4 GOOD TINE, at tho very iuccp-
ton Of our municipal campaign, for the
police authorities to begin stringent appli-
cation of the laws to prevent ribald shouts
and disgusting profanity In the streets
Nlghtparadcs arc oil well enough In their
way, but after the procession dsbands the
participants are apt to indulge in general
and reckless yelling as they ramblc through
the streets, which Is exceedingly rcprchcn-
uilIn
National Republican., 1873-09-24

IT WILL DE SEEN by an advertisement in
other columns that the Freodmans Bank
have determined to enforce the rule re-
quiring sixty days notice from depositors.
Having promptly paid every call made upon
the bank during the late crisis tho officers
now very properly decide that the true inter-
csts Of the Institution and the dcpositors do
mand that time should be given 10 allow the
money market TO recover Its tone and values
TO become settled. The rule Is wise and
judcious one and should be enforced.
National Republican., 1873-09-24

The New York Herald Of yesterday omits Its
customary homily upon the dangers Of Cesar
ism and says about Caesar" "Tho policy
of the Government has proved rs wise as Ii
was moderate. We cannot too much praise
the course Of President Grant, for 1t has
probably saved the country from q great
financial crisis"
National Republican., 1873-09-24

IT DOES not SEEN TO DE entirely certain
whether or not the "bcars" lost in the late
panic. Referring to Jay Goulds prediction
at the Fifth avenue conference, that there
would be q general crash throughout the
country, the Graphic is inclined to think that
he lost. 1t says; "In times Of an excep-
tional fall in stocks the most persistent bear
shares In the ruin OF the most reckless bull.
Jay Gould had until Friday been operating
for fall In stocks but the fall was SO trc-
mendous and so greatly surpassed the calcu-
latlon of every ono that, in all probability,
the bears were as badly hurt as they would
have been had there been n rise In stocks"
There are very few men In the country who
will not rejoice II the Grdphic'S theory should
prove 10 DO correct.
National Republican., 1873-09-24

The CURRENCY QUESTION Is again being
agitatcd by the California press. Nearly all
the substantial business and mercantile classes
favor the introduction of tho national cur
rency, but they have up to this time been
beaten by the moucy-lcnders, who have in
some way best known to themselves sue
ceedcd In defeating the project in the Leyisla-
ture
National Republican., 1873-09-24

TnE Wilmington On. C.) Post copies the
editorial Of the RErupLICAS accounting for
the causes Of Jay Cookies suspension with
the indorscmeut, ave print the NATIONAL
REPUBLICANS remarks on the failure, bcliev-
ing them to be nearer correct than any we
have seem"
National Republican., 1873-09-24
w OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUHBiA.

Tbs following nomin .tion. having been made In
tral COMMITTEES viii receive the recoSnition and
It'll Bistiist.FEEp. poyaLAss. in.
Third Dlstrict-wN. X. OOLLISS
k1ntth District.No heard from,
sixth Diatrict-A. II. UNDkRWUOD
E,shth Distriet-THOS. w CHASE
Ninth pistrict-Not heard from.
Tssldh Dis!rieiI n. 4, TAPPAN
kSarsssass pi..riot-fREb' .itfRRboG Mkflaakssp MGksfhlhafaaksp'
siItssnss B:sTst-SksShf BBstrsttSks fTRkkfSt knHtpTsou
Eishteentn Distrint-wM. n HUNT
Ntneteenth Distrct-M, " ukELI.
Twentieth District-Jos @ CARROLL.
Twenty mt tDistrict-Undecided unon
8rwenty AZ ond District-wM X, vERMILLION
Gai Committee MONDAY kvENiNI, aspsembsr &
2. ~ oclock. IN Union League Hall, for ihe
tricts. .'A'n J3Sapa 3Sa III WIiifAMhf WsInipiigfihf dis
J. 7. SETTLE. Bsc'y Central Committee .sa
National Republican., 1873-09-24
CHRIS. O. COX, N, d..
President Board Of Health
Attest, D. W. BLISS, N. D., Secretary. sepst

- ELkbIION...Thsrs VIII be . primary elec.
tinn q The, Republicans OF the Ninth dtstrict
m. q the gchoohouse on Eleventh street betweer,
and X streefs. for the purposa Of nominating 1
sssst: 'o' '"e GHhH H fesTThRsy 'p,..,a.,,
National Republican., 1873-09-24

REPRESENTATION NOTICE.
TO tn, VOTERS * 2,JS1s JTM5 DISTRICT OF co.
Al required By ths -sct in relation u ,hs rs~,.
trAuon % yoters In the District of Columbia," an
Dcs q dssms. Vii hoid 81 dHson sss:oas a.a d9i
2: n: q each day. commencing on MONDAY, Ssp,
Ssi rSo%. 4 ~, iHsonsss Ss,Ss 9SsSSsl
northwest corner OF Pennsylysnia Avenue And Sey
s3teenth street northwest Washinston. b. O.,
sos moi rss.e9sd sSS =. pspsop: sqs
,S.p ,tne. sns T.. ssi.s,ion PA those viii ssa
nave chansed their residence from one Legislstiye
thry dsp: % .nd Will hsEs rssdsa
oc.o6eI nsiI and si persons Who have oty Sssn Y,
natnrAliEed. and whose naturalization papers nave
mRa.ndfed;a Rnsq must present themseyea before the
Persons who we're resistsrsd y liz isst Tes,stra
ZION and have not changed their residence from
ens sslssiys I'D dstrct 70 .n0,her since need not
year ls7a stands the rssistrstion Of voters for
me 81 election o. to such changes
Nisions o. SAID act, In the case. above meitioned
psss9ns ,n h,yinS Lnovied5e Of the death Of
a.tros nor mo- Is. osy Il; ssss5s SSs H.
aarns hs SSaT. .nsh sShsins sss
nsmss ws'a q ~ ss5Ss a.. sn
'a 70 '''' and for kgSEss gSSEEsSs. Z Snl alipEoy
2. N. DUBANT,
SaS}bf aHSY}Sfa HEsslaT,s ESAlTs'
sepl5 Board Of dissertation,
National Republican., 1873-09-24
f@. T A X 4 q.
. "a X x 3 .

seye2 and half Per cent discount on all pay
msnk for hles for the year. ending Juns n. irI
TOT the convenience Of all the Collectors once
wl he sept open each day from . m. to 30 NJ
"sas sessst Se''oer L. "a " IT. SLATER oo,,.,,o,
National Republican., 1873-09-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GAZE AND RELIABLE.

= AZ AM "AA'An-h'
Good real estate Investments offered, paying 10
per cent interest semtannualy. secured by first
dee OF trust Lpaus for one half value of the best
city property. Abstract OF tits and full informA
ton furnished. u. ii. WARNER,
seps4eo5t 20 seventh street
National Republican., 1873-09-24

Gov. FooTE gives In the Chronicle Of q
recent date, from Alox. II. Stephens second
volume, some interesting facts connected
with the mission of Nr. Francis p. Blair to
Richmond In 1885. This conference, which
followed at Hampton Roads, between Prcsi-
dent Lincoln and the Confederate commits
sioners, Mr.. Stephens was told by Mr.. Davis
the nature Of Mr.. Blalr's oycrtures, and this
was for the first time made public In Mr..
Stephens book, when also II appears that
the suggestions made by Blair to Davis were
opposed by President Lincoln. Mr.. Blair
proposed that the war should end at once by
the submission Of the Confederate authorities
10 the Federal Government, but that this sub
mission should he with the understanding
that the Confederate soldiers might retreat
into Mexico with the intention of cypelling
the French. Gov. Foote says this mode
Of avoiding the distrcsscs which 1t was
known would follow from pushing on the
war to absolute conquest and to crushing out
all resistance by force, would have been ac-
ccptable to everybody In the South, and that
1t would have greatly mitigatcd tho evils
which followed is plain. II Davis had used
the force he still held to expel the french In
vaders from American soil, and thus to assert
doctrine dear to all Americans, instead of
using 1t to spill American blood when all hope
Of the success Of his cause had vanished, he
would have atoned somewhat to the nation
whilst extending Southern power. Mr.. Foote
says, however, that he was disabled from this
by being himself committed to Bonaparte's
invasion Of Mexico, and by being party to
ho Niainnary a.NEt
he says, is tho explanation of the singular
course taken by Mr.. Hunter at the Hampton
Roads conference in throwing coldwatcr upon
Mr.. Stephens efforts there to get Mr.. Lincoln |
to agree to an armlstlcc for the purpose of |
carrying out Mr.. Blairs proposal. Hunter |
was but Davis mouthpiecc when he took the |
ground that tho Southern people were not In |
favor OF the Monroe doctrine. Everybody
knows that was not the true state Of Southern
feeling.
National Republican., 1873-09-24
Pre.idsni Hoard i; SSS Of Health.

An nonDMAscx or TIE BoARp or HrALrH.
Az sOhDisAncnio proytie for the removal ot tho
ossspools within The cities o. wsshinston and
transportaticn Of said cTnfsnts therefrom
D, oydatrsf asd .-aeisi " aas Bcarf u Healih a
day Of October A. D. isJs, 10 part OF the contents
teioept substances not soluble In waterl o. any
citie, q Washington and deorEetovii, aud the i'm.
mediate snd more dsnse'y.populsted suburbs
same be transported through any Of The streets,
avenues aeys, Gr othcr public places Of said cities
and thoir suburbs aforesAid, except Aa the same
shall BE- removed and transported BY means of
some air:tisht apparatus pneana,ic. OF other FRO.
priyy-bor. vault. sink. or cesspooi from being
sxitsted. Or eIpo.ed in the open sir during said
process Of removal and transportation.
Bee. And ts a Further ordlfrsd ard sracfed, That
any pefson or Persons violating the provisicns oi
this ordinance shAll. upon conviction thereof, Ia
punished By hne Of not less than 4i0 nor more
thPn & ~ iSr ssn.s esGh snd 4. eys5y such offence
CHRIs q. COZ. NJ n
National Republican., 1873-09-24
d. ". BIiss, NJ D., Secretary. ses%,
rB'DisTRICT OF C0LUM9IA,, =,

OF COLUMBIA,
w BOARD OF HHALTHl
bkPrEMRHH k lgl
BY yirtns ot authority vested In the hoard Of
an act 81 Consress. approved february st. 1871, and
sIulsa l An act 70 provide 4 goy:rnmept for the
clare that the present system Of removing Might.
ce; Slsssin5 Ssi,iss psy eoas' y.pl;, sinss and
9eoryetown. and their immaculate and more denseiy
peEs.a,ssd ~ sSasIrss By Sucl.t, O. other grocsss
open air, and 2f ansporttns sd oontents In carts
or other vehicles not Atr-tght through the strees,
avenues alleys, or other public places within saI
cities and the immediate and more denssly. popu.
nssth, and SsreSS es:bibi,s ,hs s, pn v
ter the list day Of October. A. ID, I6a
GHRIs O. COX, ND.
President Hoard Of Health.
National Republican., 1873-09-24
BOARDING.

RoAABRnDnINsa,:.noARRp, RoAABRnDnINsa WITH OR WITHOUT
Eiecnuye Depsrtments Apply. 81 gie Tvelfth
street. betveen and streets northwest sspesH
National Republican., 1873-09-24
LOST AND FOUND.

7 osTLTwo STEERS. ONE MsRKED ON
- the shoulders snd tiil; the other marked
on tho tall. One was q white bteer, the other 3
brown Steer. A liberia, reward will bN raid n re.
turned TO ORLANDO EMERSON,
Stalls lpe, Ito and iii,
Seventh street wing,
se9t3f Centre Marriott
National Republican., 1873-09-24

EoR SALE OR Remit OFFER FOR SALE
II the three twostory BRICK HOUSES situated
on street south. between Sixth and Four.Anda.
half streets west, op easy terms. In the meantime.
will rent them at 80 per month, payable IN Ad.
vance. Gas and water on premises. no,,
iei5.i Va ave. and -Four and a. half st g. W.
ID LEAsANT FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
good Board. can be obtained at No. go L
street north vest jy1-u
LNOR RENT-PLEAsANT ROOMS ON CAPI-
Delaware avenue. )yi0
DARE CHANCE TO SECURE CHEAP FUR
~ niture Of my own manufacture, The under.
gned dearons Of closing business. offers his entire
stock for sale at reduced price,
my4a ns Eighth st.. bet 8srist spsse md b.
EOR SALE by
Il AUSTIN p. BROWN,
Corner New York ave. and Fifteenth street,
THR LARGE DOUBLE HOUSES.
ranging in sc from s3S.Ooo to s5oooo: and several
other FirstClass Houses.
ONE WHOLE SQUARE OF GROUND
and lots 10 all parts Of the city.
HOUSES and LOTS at Mount Pleasant jol&u
National Republican., 1873-09-24

ivy CITY
Is on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. adjoining
the grounds Of the Deaf and Dumb Institute, cniy
twelve minuteo' wAlk from the II street cars at
Ninth street east. Lots containing 9Joo feet for
only ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS. on
easy terms. Any one can buy a lot.
Applyto
GEO. NJ. LANCKTON,
Aulsu bI9 Seventh street, op ppoeite p O.
National Republican., 1873-09-24

II on frst floor, with ADDITIONAL BEDROOM
on second floor II desired; situated In an excellent
locality on Capitol Hill Can be rented by calling
at ISL g street southeast, s-ltf
.KsOR SALE--THAT BEAUTIFUL BLOCK OF
II buildings on NJ street, corner OF Ninth north.
wcet, offered Tor sale upon the ost LIBERAL terms
In point OF construction. location aud appearance
they are unsurpassed by any private residences In
the city. They have all the modern improvements.
such m marble mantels, marbletop stationary
washstands throughout, hot and cold watar, fur.
rooms, stationary waaht bs. speaking tubes water
closets, bathrooms and every other requisite per.
tanning to hrstclass houses. Apply to
AISTH0P 4 DUDLEY.
hnelam SeNenth street and I.OnisiAnA ANenna.
National Republican., 1873-09-24
PUBLIsHED EVERY MORNING
Sundays cxcepted)
II N + A n m
iATEs OF ApvERTIsINa:
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

Twenty .hve csnis TOR line Advertisements under
he hnad Of "For sale or Rent" wanted" Lost
and found."aud Personal" twelve and half cents
per lima
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-05

compound, tho result vas u bo W (
delicious jelly. Our friend then Sat
down to partako of this tempting dcs-
sert aud gorged himself. Tho expert
mont would havo been a complete
success but for slight accident.
Some iron and copper tacks from tho
boot heel got into the mixture when
the sulFhuric acid remainingf rom
manufacturing the sugar, united with
the tacks, formins copperas and blue.
stone, and fatally poisoned our cx-
perimenting friend. Ho died in
great agony, q martyr to tho cause Of
science. But his fate teaches q use
iul lesson. Hereafter no ono will
be so foolish as to eat jolly manufac-
tured from rock, shirt.tails and old
boots, without seeing that all vcsti-
ges of copper or iron arc removed. 4.
With this precaution, the experiment
will be an undoubtcd success.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-05

Tie ADVANTAGES OF ScIENcE.-.
Many wonderful discoveries have
been made in science, by which tho
world has been greatly benefited. .
Among these are three that we wish
to especially mention. A certain
kind Of Rock (we don't rem o. NJ Der ex.
actly what sort) contains the purcst
gclatine. From cloth, sugar can be
made. Excellent AavoriDg extracts
are distilled from leather.
A scientific friend determined to
make novel preparation of popu
lar dessert. Ho obtained q quantity OF
this rock and by che mical reagents
extracted tho geIatine. This he
made into tho purest jelly. He then
took an old shirt Of his that had lost
oil its buttons and was therefor 9
valneless, and by treating this with
sulphuric acid produced q super, or
quality of sugar. With this he
sweetened the jelly. TIe then took
an old boot, decidedly tho worse for
wear, a..d distilled q liquid that by
the addition of few drops Of esson-
tial oil became a delicious favoring
extract; whom this was added to tho
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-05

OUR BOOK SHELF. .-We have re.
ccived the October number OF the
Southern Musical Monthly con.
tanning new songs and music, and
some excellent reading. Handsome
inducements are offered in the way
Of prices. This is 4 first closs jour-
nal. and being Southern institution
should be patronized. Specimen
Copies sont free. Address Ludden
d Bates Savannah GA.
Rural Carolinian-The November
number Of this sterling agricultural
Journal has been received a new
volume was commenced in October,
and this is good time to subscribe. .
Terms 81 per annum. Walker
Evans q Cogswcll, Charleston S. G.
The chronological Journal for
November, conf ms the oft.repeate d
opinion of the Press at large, that no
one can read that publication with.
out deriving some practical good. 1t
is full of meat for the mind, we'll
served and Savory.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-05

A SECOND JoNAu.-A strange fa.
tality seems to attend the Great
Eastern Circus. 1t is said to tave
introduced tho yellow fever into
Shreveport, La. Tho morning after
1T exhibited ut Lumbertop, N. c., q
young man was found murdered on
tho grounds. The Newberne Times
says it did not perform at night at
kInstoD, because one Of tho attache S
in the evening frightened child into
convulsions, resulting in death, by
threatening to throw it into tho lion's
den. o. the day the samo cir
Gus showed here, Mr.. Cameron died
suddenly Of apoplexy, and colorcd
woman was seized with fit aud ex:
pirea that night, while Mr.. Bolick
was badly shot by Mr.. Duncan. This
is certainly a remarkable chapter of
casualties, and the Great Eastern
might we'll add to its other names
the appellltion of the "scoond Jonah" ."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-05

sToHEs Photographic dispatches
report that Enw ward Stokes, who killed
Jim Fisk in New York two years ago
has on his third trial been found
guilty Of manslaus hicr and sentenced
to four years hard labor in the
penitcntiary.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-05

FIRE E>GrHE. The Fire Engine
"FairGcld," arrived on Saturday,
She was ,rscd on TIE same day with
satisfactory result. The engine is a
little beauty. aaa the ticomeu stal
wart set. So that VIC expect good
service in case Of a fire.