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Arizona citizen., 1874-08-08

PINCKNEY F. FULLY, ESTEvAN OCHOA,
 Tucson, Arizona Territory. SIDNEY F. DELoNG, Apache Pass, 4. I THE OLD AND LONG ESTABLISHED I commercial house Of
Arizona citizen., 1874-08-08
FOR TRAINS.

AXELS, HUBS, STOKES and RIMS; MULE and HORSE SHOES and NAILS, and in fact everything required for OUT FITTING TRAINS.
Arizona citizen., 1874-08-08

Our stock has been selected with great care by one the firm of most
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

ITO LET-A SMALL STORE AND DWELLING, IN THE
i best Location. at reasonable terms 695 Eighth
pne near Forty fourth street elegant new plate 'front.'
inquire at 35 Eighth avenue
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

ITO LET-FIRsT LOFT Gx75. WITH FIXTURES, AT
premises 25s Canal street
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

ITO LET-A FURNISHED BASEMENT Suitable
i ior doctors office; could be furnished with a nice
room 10 live IN up stairs 1876 Last Nineteenth
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

ZINE DWELLING HOUSE TO LET CHEAP-M FEET
front, stories l9 rooms; newly painted and III per-
feet order good location; moderate rent. No. Perry
street, near Greenwich avenue
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

CTORE AND FIVE ROOMS ADJOINING TO LET tEX
4 cept tor liquor businessl corner avenue and
Thirty sixth street.; rent 65 also three Rooms
family, on third floor. c. II. DAVIS
40l East Thlrty-sixth street
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

INAST FIFTIETH STREET.-MAGNIFICEN ENT ENHLlST
~ basement brick, with elegant parlor Furniture 2Sx
70xl0; l6 spacious rooms, 5000
DE LOYNES 4 WEBER 586 Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

CTORE AND TWO EASEMENTS TO LET-AT Isl
~ Ninth avenue; also Third and Fourth Floors rents
eli reduced. Apply in Mrs. Sweickerrs millinery store
on the premises
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

ELEVEN ROOM HOUSE; EVERY IMPROVEMENT;
~ beautiful shade trees seven minutes from Liberty
street Jerry rent $50 per month half price to May
next. Address A. c.. box l3O Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

LNURSISHED-A FOUR STORY BROWN STONE
y handsomely furnished House, situated Central
Park rent low to responsible party and small family
house has every convenience; part tax In
by owner Call on or address OWNER. lN East Fifty
seventh
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

ITO LET-ll2 EAST TWENTY NINTH STREkT-AS
entire Second Floor, Handsomely furnished In a pri.
vate house with all the conveniences Fourth
avenue
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

BEAUTIFUL LITTLE BAY WINDOW HOUSE. 20
- East lwenty-seventh street. overlooking Madison
square, seven rooms every convenience, large yard
splendid location seen from IL to only; rent 81 0
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

HOUSE AND STORE TO LET-rUGETHER OR
separately in of the be OF Third
nue Apply at WEOHsLER, BEOS 1 60. IS 2l Walker
- = - ~
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

ITO LET-FULLY FURNISHED, A HANDSOME
L family Residence, with oil modern improve me nts,
$l00 per month. A. B. MILLS
l5lst sire et and Tenth avenue I3y Broadway
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

l. fourth street; house has all improvements, gas,
range, bath, &c. will be rented very 10 sma
family; possession immediate. Address NJ N e., Herald
ofhce.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

- location Union square Broadway low rent
Eponsble artists architects, &c Apply TO SLADE,
BkUNDAGE CO. II Union square, corner sixteenth
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

RIO LET-THREE STORY HIGH sTOOP BRICK
L House III Fast l09th street; all improvements; in
fine order; only $50 per month
JOIN SHIRLEY 81 Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

ITO LET-WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION THE
i modern tour story Dwelling, with all the modern
improvements. No 2iS West Twenty filth street Apply
the premises
The New York herald., 1874-09-27
NEW HERALD SUNDAY SEPTEMBER s74QUITUPLE SHEET
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET.
Furnished.

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED FOUR STORY NOVA
"A Scotia stone House 25x6s, with Pictures statuarv
noei . WI be rented only TO private farrv7,f May
Office. u box Lava "''
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

II ALL AND LorT TO LET-AT 800 EAST BROAD
IL way. corner Of Grand street table for meetings
er business purposes; rent low. Apply to MITCHELL,
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

ITO LET-fHE SECOND STORY OF NO Ie CEDAR
street. with fine safe built in wall; of the most
eesiraele business stands in the city Inquire OF Mr.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

I EXfNGTON AVENUE. NEAR FORrY-EIGHTH
~ strect-Four story high stoop little Gem; $LeO0;
others choice loc atoms. -'
DE LOYNEs WEBER s8s sixth ayenua
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

IF YOU WANT SNUG LITTLE HOUSE OF TEN
l. rooms, well located and good order tor 5000 or
perhaps less call on F, ZITTEL LOIS Third avenue
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

DOUBLE HOUSR TO LEASE-FURNISHED OR UN-
- furnished on Fifth avenue, 18th street the
snhscrtoers residence. Apply to the owner, JOHN b.
MURRAY, SO Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

7 WILL RENT MY HOUSE, BROWN STONE HIGH
stoop, handsomely furnished. new in Forty-fourth
street just of Broadway, to private family; obec-
ton to take part rent in board for self and wife no
agents Address or apply 70 CHARLES SMITH, Finance
Department Bureau OF Arrears, New York
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

ITO LET-PULLY FURNISHED, TWENTY THIRD
street, near Fourth avenue, 23 Rooms nearly fuIl
OF boarders; in splendid order throughout.
HOLMES BRO1 HERS, 46 East Twenty third street.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

I EXINGT04 AVENUE, NEAR FORTY FOURTH
stone billiard table &c, $500; Others in choice loca
uons. DE LOYNEs L WEBER. $50 sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

CTEAM POwER.-RoOMs AND FLOORS TO LET
- with without power Is and 20 Pe street; re
low, 10 wood workers others
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

HANDSOME NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS IN A
/ first class, central location, to gentlemen only
5 East Tenth street between Broadway and University
place; terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

FI'O LET-ON l52D STREET. BETWEEN BOULEVARD
1 and Hudson River Railroad, handsome two story
Cottage containing parlor, dining room, sitting room
first 1oOr: tour bedrooms and bathroom second
toor furnace IN basement: range, dumb waiter
closet; hot and cold water in two bedrooms: depot
foot OF street Inquire of J. ROMANO BROWN, I,2O
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

ITO LET-BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH AVENUES
L above FQrtysecond street, medium brown stone
Dwelling. In De rect order mirrors, &c. Address D..
box ,0i5 Post Office '
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

DOR RENT-AT 500 PER MONTH PROM OCTOBER
j Is TO May l. completely furnished the small Eng.
nsh basement House l43 East Eighteenth street ar
Irving place Inquire at the house oil JOHN DY-
hOND lo9 Water street
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED BROWN STONE
n high stoop House. 22x6D 100 Fifth avenue to
strictly private family; billiard table &c.
been rented Address NJ, box III Herald Uptown Branch
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

Il 70 let in Thirty second street. Fifth avenue;
number OF other Houses, furnished and unurnshed
good central locations
b b. MERRILL 4 CO., l. L2s4 Broadway
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

ITO LET-NEWLY FINISHED PAINTED HOUSE 1874
Vest Twelfth street. with is rooms I'LL modern i'm
provements Apply 10 HENRY =. MoRASGE, Lawyer
Drexel Building. corner Wall aud Broad streets
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

L,oR RENT-A STONE COTTAGE FURNISHED 24e
ply at l6p Duane street
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

ITO LET-A WE'LL FURNISHED HOUSE, CONTAIN.
ing all the improvements; rent $40 per month Ap
ply to BkAGOLDI, MARSHALL Co, Architects, 2e5
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

ITO LET-THE BROWN STONE ENGLISH BAsE-
ment House No q West Twelfth street; Just put in
perfect order; house x55 lot 100 feet; will be leased
Tor three years at 81 OV0 per year. Apply to f. G.
JAMES n CO., 40 Wall street
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

ITO LET-IN HARLEM ON THIRD AVENUE NEAR
i l03d street nice three story brick House; rent
$500 Inquire in the Homestead opposite or of the owner
l07 East Fifty seventh
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

To LkT-FOR TERN OF YEARS A FINE STORE
on the northeast corner OF Sixth avenue and Forty.
eevenh street with IS ieet front sixth avenue to-
ketheT "th Basement ano large Vaults; mode rate
street - - ~
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

NO LET OR FOR SALE--A SPLENDID NEW THREE
story and basement stone front House, No. III East
sixty yourth street, Lexington strictly first
Glass, rent $l.500, will sell low prce.
q. FOUNTAIN, l53 East Sixty-seco ond street
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS ON PARIoE
ani third floors suitable for man and wife sin
Re gentlemen with all modern improvem ements in good
location Is East Ninth street. door from University
place.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

4 LARGE, COMFORTABLY FURNISHED ROOM
~ suitable for two gentemen also singh
Room. bath, gas 81 50 week: desirable location q
Second avenue, near Fourtee nth street.
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

ITO LET-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED. HOUSE a
i West 27th st. story high stoop; 9TH and 9th avs
also Central Park and 59th St,
Z. EDGERTON l2 East 23d St
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

A HANDSOMELY AND NEWLY FURNISHED FOUR
"a story high stoop brown stone House, y rooms
riith avenue below Thirty fourth
or year s. b. GoODALE & CO., No. 8 W est Twenty
third street Fifth Avenue Hotel
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

ITO LET OR FOR sALE-A HANDSOMELY FUR
l. nished House. newly painted and rescoed through
out Apply at Y6 West Nfty -frst street, e
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

ITO LET-lN NEW BUILDING. GRAND AND ALLEN
the stores Floors above and Basement SO feet 'front.'
no better business corner ia the city.
JOHN CROMWELL. go Grand street
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

A NEW LIST OF FURNISHED HOUSES TO RENT
a for the winter and year viii be ready Monday
morning and can be had application 10 either Office,
or will be sent TO any address. E. II. LUDLOW co,
No. Pine street, or IS East seventeenth street
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

A SUIT OF FURNISHED ROOMS TO LRT-IN
n Jersey City, TO gentlemen only en- suite or sngly;
BATH gas &c; pleasant location Ave minutes walk
from Cortlandt and Desbroes street ferries Call at
los " Washington street
The New York herald., 1874-09-27

ITO LET-IN WEST SIXTY FIRST STREET A FULLY
furnished brown stone four House rent $500
per annum, the will boa I'd in OF rent Ad.
dress HOUSE, box isl Herald Uptown Branch office.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13
How Doctors Dlsug,ce.

The medical,testi ti'!iohyy ip tho. Whar.
ton murder trial has been the occa
sion Of IL deadly fsud between tho
medical professions of Baltimore
ahd Of Philadelphia. 1t VAS the
}Snitt!5n?fs lt.!5'! EXPERTS who came near
nnngisg a. 'nnsoent woman, aud the
llife' and the rccii!sst between the
rival cities by no jbea!iis ceased with
the acquittal Of tic assu cd, The
contsss1tlauts.. finally agreed K, leave
the decision to Dr.. Gaylvr, a erent
toxioologlcAl authority Of London,
and he has decided iu iavor Of pniIu
delphia: The maryland ,,meuivul
convention, which has hcen in session
this week. ut Baltimore, refuses to ac
cept DIR. GaylIor's devlsiou, hnwever.
IL ls at least gre.t convenience t.
shave the lines drawn," as VIC say l..
politics.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13
BrCyi1iCS.

Council Bluffs taxes every telegraph
pole fifty cents.
The wave on which many a poo,
| fellow has been carried aw"y is tn,
wave ofa lace.edg.d cambria hand
kerchief.
An elegant toilette in Paris cost
fsom TOO to l,UUC francs, although
very hand ONE C 'Stume> my he pro.
cured It fro Il 4o0 to 500 francs.
II is reported that Carl Scbu'z ha,
accept, d the edit"r>hlp OF leading
Ga,man daily at SlO,0un per au.un,
aud wi move 20 Nev York at tue
end Of his present scnatoIia tcrm.
Fathers Of fam lies ina y be inter-
eSted IN the fact that the Importation
Ut South African diainouds To thu.
country has averaged five miiions II
ycartor the last three years AT
pres, Mt, diumou Is are che per than
thpy have been for ten yeas, aud
pcsrls are deurcr. Now i, the tim:
to buy.
Rattan. made furniture is rapidly
,sutcr>eding That wholly made of
wood. For chains, lounges anal
s,ttces it is in great favcr, reciaily
in watering places, as it rs much
III hter aud healthier th,n o:hcr
k,nds. The age IF heavy mahogany
and ok is pust. Wakefield i, the
g'e't manutac ory in ,h's country,
and the furniture made there has u
ua'ional reputation.
= y Washington letter says Mrs. ES'-
President l!cr, wh" is now visiting
tricudS III that city is UT Il heau,i-
iul and fascinating woman. Sh, has
en- lurol tnuch sutfsIin and r,ny
trias si1'ee those huignt days in June
when she cntcrcd the Wh to Nou.e
.ksrpy bride. Aucs law,uits with
hvG."~n anil her hu bant's families,
SHE has gaincd all for Witch she has
cu,tendcd, and Sh,rwo"d Furcst, on
tie JAn.c>.Iivcr, viii be her future
hone. N"r srcun,l son. after eight
years schooling ~ Germany, is TOW
ii civil Cugiueer on the Puc,Gc Rail.
road.
The effect Of the womcn's whiskev
c. usadr IN nl'c is rnn.m.Lte! va Ly
the igrI cs IN the Intern. Revenue
Bu,cau. The comu,s inncr state,
March, 1873, wnh March, 1871, it
/, :h'wn IL The v.luc Ut the whis-
.cN manuf,r urr, dur,nn LAST mouth
II O"iu / $50 .OCp less than in the
,.ur MONTH Of last year, while the
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13
=. -. 800. -.-! =.
Superstition in Belgium.

,Surorstitious practices are by no
means unknown even In our practical
region, but it is rare hat in IL aviclni~
ty where the light of modern ,.cduos.
ton prevails such sc.ncs arc wiAnesG.
ed rs characterized the search for 81
drowned III al at the town of NAmur,
Belgium, recently. fhe incident is
described as follows by the London
Echo.
"Four individuals, sitting on a
trough .drifted down tho Sambrc be-
tween the bridge and the lock. Three
of them held boat hooks, tho fourth
read aloud some formula out of Il
book, aud lighted candle suck IN
Wastier,woman's tub, tlIated ny the
side Of the trough. These rers. us
were looking for drowned man the
reader was cyoking the decessvd by
means Of sacred words, while the
candle was expected to stop aud go
out as soon as it stood ovor tho spot
whero the corpse lay. The part,
did not, indeed, wholly trust 70 their
medieval receipt, but Supplemented
1t by sounding the bed Of the rive,
with their poles, yet there was i,
must be owned, enough in tbpir con.
.nct to suggest to the Orgone de
NamW tho indignant query, Is II
p"sS'uie that IN the year Of grace
1874, adult aud vacclnatod citizen,
knnw M hattar tban tho y,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13
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StraWS.

The Washington Chronicle says:
Tho eulogy Of Charles Sumner by
Mr.. Lamar, Of the lIousc, which was
in some respects 4 remarkable pro.
auction, showed that the brave SOL
dicIs who fought in tho rcbol army
are not ashamed Of tho. defeats they
contested with such desperate valor,
and that tho people of tho South
would not fee hurt hy seeing tho
names of battles in which they had
been defeated inscribed amoug tho
rcgimcntal flags.
y New York Democrat having
been invited to deliver On address
Mt the unvriling Of; tho Ellsworth
monume"t, tho Troy Tirnes'sAys:
. The Union oold!cr who will oon.
ocnt to take part in any such com-
mcnorativc ceremonies with this
rchel bl,thorskito and Tam many
politician, dcgradcs hiss offico and
ial,ifcs hia patriotism. No greater
insult GUILD be paid to tho ashes Of
tho patriot dead than tho presence
even Of this miserable rebel aud
dcmaCogue at the Inauguration If tho
movement. ',..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13
A CObblrr S Ma,t.rpicCc.

At the roSt,oi!icc III this city we
we. c sh"wn an old .hoe which started
f.om the New aYv'k CITY pos. .uili e.
Amnn-: the ducn" cuts slowed away
Ia t:,c She, Is one which l., written
The tuliuwins effect "Wc the
under>tg"ch l., sp:clfully recon mnLd
i at GA, lale .comr.de, Govdcno"gh,
"c appointed post cohbIer,. this shoe
&c NJ Il specimen GO his work." Thcn
" lows ii. large number of signatures.
The ''sp. cimcn of bis work" is cJuat
che wcrs specimen in that lino ever
cen. Ii patched with scraps Of
|, ali,er. Th: new half.sole is fear
fully AID: w"hdersully uadc, and
'''ic!t"n vi h copper, iron and all
''orte of hail,. .whiiu> on the heel il
pix, Il il sot Of hAlf-tup. The docu-
mvnt, travelling w.lhAhc 3hs" show
that il has been in many ,f!cc, il.
the wet. and it is now uuitc, c"vcrcd
with tags, p":t t.mark, and al! manner
of .craps IF post-oilice wit. IL lcf;
last night for San Eranci co. 1t
travels lose in the ma,l. bags, and
goes IN whatever direction the fan ,
.f the clziko happen to send it c,uls
Ing.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13
[NO.B B6.

That once prosperous and beauti-
full State is on the verge Of ruin.
She is indood already puostrato. y
horde Of thieves aud robbers, wors,
than amy that over infected any
civilized community on earth have
her BY thc throat, and are fist SUCK
Jog her llfc blood. 100000 Of hor
citizens. descendants of those WHIP
fought and won with our fathers tho
battles Of American independence
and liberty, arc cryiug to Congress
for redress and for help. They havo
suffered all that humanity can en-
durc I; they have exhausted every
resource and arc ut erly helpless to
save themselves. 10 refuse their re.
quest is to drive thcm to despair aud
ruin"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13
A Stricken Dove OF Washington Society

For many weeks ,he stately Mrs.
Williams, wife Of the Attorney Gene,
raj, has lain,at Err houIe, her new
! and >beaa'tlful home, stricken and
brv&ea. There is something 50 uu-
i utt, rably J. sad aud mcurniul in her
fAte that tho ,eu,ler,st comment 10
this Way nuy' seem almost sacri.
lcge. Williams took hii defeat-a
defeat that would have driven fac
eraikcd mamI 10 an asylum, or II
keou! y scnEitlv.' mai hrud first into
the Putomac--this defeat Williams
suffered with stolM uncun, en-. There
was no derpeucl trace Of care upon
4i',an'om tic face, no averting Of bis
lie came aud went ubtut h,o daily
occupation j" the Depart tmont of Jus.
tice. and there was uothins in his
soggy Ieaden tread ITO Indicate that
ti, feet had ever nSpirod t. higher
threshold. But tho woman had
. been Cast in u difi'o. ont lnnuld, snd
to her p'o0d'r nature, this blow
came With deudcniug bcnumbing,
p'raly zing foroo. For little ii nc
ehe s,oe.l up aud. tried to bear the
agony that had smitt,n her soul. The
shock that ha, cru he'd her Lopc uud
broken her heart had as yet unly bent
her pridc, unl that sustained her Tor
il Lutte while when it too gave Way,
aud 'ihen.-.
"Mrs. Attorney General Williams
Is. Ncry>iil WITH hnaln,ial fever, and is
.pnabie to bee anybody-" :. d..
wa*thc sen, ent,uus ANNOUNCEMENT in
the Il en'ug Star, that told the story
OF allhfe md the seq,cl of n r"manve.
Wash. Cor. 81, Ls1is Rel'"blicm.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13
Items of Interest.

. Cure for a felon- Take it 10 Ii,
ptEis. 'tiary.
An Iowa mau who" wus called Il
fraud has recovered l3 conts DANA.
ges.
, Tho Auburn fl Ayiag machine is dc.
clared Il failure, aud its inventor IL
humbug.
= The sharpost torments arc said t,
be those caused by trouble which
never COMES.
e, Dry weather, high winds and
sparks. Young ladies will please
DO careful. Of sparks,
. Three millions of cocoanuts arc cx.
ported in .a..s'ugle year from tue
island Of Ceylou
Marriage is described bya French
scynio us Il ii e,ome book wlth very
hne preface.
. A Ieu arkahle spear-head aud II
silver pate have .becu ui,cnvcr,d d
III an lnui"u grave in South Fto. ida:
:. 1t is u common thing, ia ,lhc voyajj,s
OF life, 20 mistake, like Sinbad, IL
whalc's bu,k Tor uu is,und.
:. Il nervous editor, whenever he
gets excited, goes into the cu.aros-
liS roon-a"d becomes "composcL.
l.. a. doctor writes to the B,;timor.
Sun tha; hydro huLiu can bc r.oduc.
'ed oy tho bite Ut Il perfectly healthy
dog.
: "rhe cne Thug" says jean Paul,
E'whlch u ma'dsu. mos. ly fy,rrt, i,
.i'ow she lJ oks-heucc mirror, war;.
Invented.
Tue" tons Of base ALI bats hive
been stripped by ii si"g c V.,m.At
Manutacturer to this wiu.er.
= Eight y"u:g lauics took the Gna:
.T"As uf the >lnterLo .,i aud iour T..
.""lvc'f tue .lni .IarorJ vel! at S,
J"s"ph's Convent, r,.y, .a,,Iy.
l., y; Western :p'rr + is dead. In H.
LAST. gasp It. gently wal, cred "Twu
hn"d'cd s"h>r'be's, ID uLly tLir.y.
unc vf thin paid up"
Few toke care to live we'll. b,l
ma"> t" 1--we l.ns though It Is in
III 'h's power to Il" tue ~. n,e,, but il.
ho MAINS po"cr tu do the latter.
go - Sni,l q,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13
~s - -
The Press on The Veto.

The Chicago Tribune has been
compiling further figures as to tho
stauding Of tho Western press on tho
Prcsidents voto, and gives the result
ms follows :--"ln favor Of tho veto,
81; opposed to'it, CO: doubtful, 70.
Considered by States, Illinois stands
equally divided, % to %; Indiana
shows 10 for and ii ngaiust Michi.
Gan, ~ for'aud 2 against Wiscon-
stu, IL for and 4 aga'inst; Minnesota,
5 for and against Iowa, IL for aud
9 ngainSt; Kansas, 9 for aud s
against; Nebraska, q for and
against Missouri, for aud S
against, and thu Territories, 3 for
and none against it. There can bo
no doubt Of the fact that tho Wes-
tern press ia largely in favor of tho
recent Executive action.
N. Y. HraM.
Some sharp philauthropist in Now
York, VII, had patent sewing ma:
chine trcadlc for sale, went to Al
bany and procured the introduction
Of IL bill 60 protect tho health Of
operatives," tho effect Of Which, if
passed, would bo to oonnsclto cvory
sewing machine treadle in u,c in tho
State, and foroe tho purchase Of his
patcut. The Working 'Womcn's
Protective Union of New York got
wind of tho job, and rcmons. ratcd
against this method Of protecting tho
health Of lemal lc operatives.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13

You may step out Of your Pullman
car to get brea'h, in j,urnoyiug
through Nevada, ut some lutte way
station, and stumble ovcr pile Of
silver bricks breast hiuh, and worth
fifty or hundred thousand dollars.
~ will generally perceive, on very
close inspection of the phenomenon.
loaded revolver which has .ingu.
trick at Following your movements like
magnet.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13
The opinion of Leading Democrats In
(lurnCing The Mass for Brooks.

ST.. Louis, May 3, l874.-A spc-
ciul to tho Democrat from Little
Rock snys tho address of the leading
reform democrats, who take strong
gounds in favor Of Brooks, is regard.
cd AZ important, and is having u seri:
Gus effect upon B .xter's CAUSE. Bo-
tween 200 and 30U'white' men front
Fort Smith arrived on Saturday to
reinforce Brooks, whose defensive
force now numbers thrco full rcgi'
merts, and several others arc eubjcct
to Immediate coll.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13

A young man recently wrote to
the Mayor Of Pittsburgh: Il desire
to get some Information iu regard TO
razor ,grindiugnn will. jour Honor
please visit, the place where they
griod them, nnd write to me - liether
they grlud on QUE. side or both sides
at the eanjs time, what siso stones or
whecls they uas and II, afy, snd
oblige." 49,,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13

I'm cnterprioi"g publisher" Of New
Orleans has issued handsome map;
showing all the crevasoss from Mth''
phis 70 the mouth Of tho river. Tho
mar also represents all tho lands GOV:
cred by crovasse water. 1t consti-
tutes a vivid picture Of the devustas
tion by the over flow in Arkausas,
Mississippi aud Louisiana. -.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-13
Stanley.

- Mr.. Henry 'S;a"ley, the famous
New York Hcr.ld correspondent,
has been madc an ,Honorary Fellow
of the Royal Gc"Cr'rhicnI Society
Of Great Hrita,n. Tue New York
Express ,s.ysthe miserable calumnics
myths, that he was literary thief,
and tn" r. e"tne"sparer which seat
mp pNhctp< cria,in's, arc set ut ,ctt
tysuioS, Is: ucisl, .hougn painful, test
ol The p, I'D uvion Of Iiv,nrslo"c's )
buay aud the recognition BY Living.
htouc's servants, who accompanied
the retnaiu, to Eaglard.