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The New York herald., 1875-12-06
THE HERALD AS A DETECTIVE.

1t was stated in Saturdays HERALp that valuable
team of gray horses with heavy set of harness, and
attached to old lumber wagon which had been stolen
on the 5th of November from farmer named Cyrus
Gaines of Penns Park Pa had been recovered this
city The conflict concerning the payment OF the
reward renders the case interesting The stolen prop
erty was brought on the 18th of November to the
street in this city, by negro who offered the horses
for SALE Cahill would not purchase them and the
negro departed, but, as it is supposed he feared
detection, did not return Cahi advertised the prop
orty in the HERALD A man named Cooper the
advertisement well as the posters, offering
ward OF $3.50 for the recovery OF the property. He
to this city, and seeing that the horses answered
the description he took them on payment of costs,
and brought them TO the owner, at the same time
claiming tho reward Cahi considers that he has
been treated unjusty, and claims the reward.
The New York herald., 1875-12-06
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

HAMILToS-DUSHAM.- -on Thursday, December 2, In
St Marks church, Philadelphia by the Rev. R. +.
Innes, assisted by the Rev. &. A. Hoffman, d. D.. the
Rev. r. G. HAMILTON, Of Hants Falls, N. ", and MARY
DUNHAM of Philadelphia
PRIog-PoTrER. Wednesday evening, November
a. 1875 at the residence of the BRIDES parents by Rev.
b. r. Price, j. NJ PRICE to MISS Lizzie PoTrER of New
York.
WRrSBRRG-WH.soS.-0n Monday, November l, by
the Rev. +. w. Ware. MORRIS WEINBERG to ASNRs l..
WILSON, all of Brooklyn.
WILMARTH-THomPsoS- oS-On Wednesday December I,
at the Presbyterian church, New Rochelle, by the Rev
Alexander r. Thompson, d, D. assisted by Rev Edwin
r. Burkhalter, WILLIAM H. WLMARrH of Washington,
d. c., TO AGNES G. THOMPSON of New Rochelle, daugh
ter of the late Henry Thompson
The New York herald., 1875-12-06
EXPORTS AND IMPORTS.

The foreign commerce Of the port for the week
as follows:-Gencral merchandise imports, including
dry goods ss 076 produce exports So $40 35 and
specie exports, 1851, 900. The total imports OF
chandse since January /, this year. $3.50 672 6O3
against $500 lag 52s for the corresponding period
1874 and 1907 1l2 in 1878. The total exports OF
produce since January / $2S3 2lS, 1l6, against
500 2ls, 146 in 1874, and s277 71loo45 in ls73 The
total exports Of specie January $57 $751;
against $52 OIL 1888 in 1874 and $40 ols 910 1873
MARKET.
Gold has been affected by Of with Spain
unusual activity OF the Navy Yard and the possible
temper OF the Presidents Message The price opened
at l4S and closed 1l49s with intermediate sales at
ll5% 114k. The supply was free and has cost from
one three per cent for carrying The following were
ha
The New York herald., 1875-12-06
A NOVEL sWINDLE.

Mr.. George Falk, jeweller doing business at No.
tS9 Atlantic avenue Brooklyn, reported to the police
on Saturday night last that well dressed young
attempted TO swindle hum out of watch, by leaving
security for the article bank book. He stated that
another jeweer on the same avenue had been de-
frauded in the way by the fellow, whose descrip
ton he gave The swndler deposits bogus check at
some savings bank and in that way gets bank book.
Before the fraud be detected he deposits above
stated for some article of ieWelrY.
The New York herald., 1875-12-06
THE COURTS.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE

Iarremore Nos 1916 25O5, 279s 4Ol x, 22s7, 1862
1898 1874 1862 403, 2463, s95 1862 1905 1851 Part
2-Held BY Judge Loew-Nos 1873, 1874, 1902 2427,
1872 1885, 36O l45S, l442 2l24 $685. 2317 23l1 2l25
27O5
EoUlrY TERM-Heldby Judge Robinson.-Nos to So,
inclusive.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TRRM-Part Held by Judge
McAdam.-Nos. 5791 1892 4224 5466 1906, 3613 $3.50,
1929, 5s37, $685. 3411, 1884 Part 2-Held by Judge
Alker-Nos 2S65, 1925, 5S69 4440, 4450, 554l 1886,
o566 5269 1872 5749 1867 3455, 1917, 33l9 Part B
Held by Judge Joachimsen.-Nos 1926, 4S44 1891,
5592 $751; 5l2 5771 45S3 5543 5725 5T2o. $685. 1885,
SALT, 5534
COURT GENERAL sEssioSs-Hold by Judge Suther-
and-The People George Steiner, felonious assault
and battery; Same Patrick Welsh, burglary same
VS. Alfred Cropsey, burglary; Same vs. Jonn ~ Scnlru
bauer, grand larceny; same Mary Williams, grand
larceny; Same VS.. John Ramsey, grand larceny same
Mary Ann Foley, grand larceny Same vs. Lizzie
Bergen, petit larceny; Same VS.. Lizzie Quinn' peut
larceny
The New York herald., 1875-12-06
WOMEN AS oFFICE-HoLDERs.

Since the appointment by the Board OF Freeholders
at Jersey City last Thursday Of Michael Nathan take
the place of Mrs Jones' the present jaercss pro.
grcss has been made in the The new appoint
has yet been approved by the Director Of the
Board. Mrs Jones declares she will not give up the
keys she has retained eminent counsel have the
case tested in the courts The term for which was
elected will not expire TIL October 1877 ane she fee
confident that she cannot be removed till that time
judicial decision the question whether woman can
legally hold the Office OF ailer awaited with great in
tcrest throughout the State
The New York herald., 1875-12-06
JAY GOULD.

report was in circulation yesterday morning to the
effect that Mr.. Jay Gould dangerously i'll HER
reporter called at his house Fifth avenue and
was informed that Mr.. Goud's indspostion had been
greatly exaggerated He is suffering simply from what
appears 10 be bilious attack AS be supposed,
large number Of anxious nquirers caed at Mr. Gouds
house during the day.
The New York herald., 1875-12-06
GOLD FLUCTUATIONS FOR THE WEEK.
rnE MoXEY MARKKr.

Money has loaned high az per cent, gold but has
generally ruled at from to per cent In commercial
paper there has been change, strictly prime passing
at6 a 6gs per cent Foreign exchange was duh but
steady, on the basis OF 1ss1a 4.S4 4s7s a4Ss The
demand has been light and bankers apparently not
anxious to draw.
GOVERNMENT, STATE AID RAILWAY noNps
In Unitcu States securities the business has not
The New York herald., 1875-12-06

&l AOl TO S3OOQ-sTATE RIGHTS FOR SALE;
P1sUoO an article of universal demand Iust patented
@ s.ss nve cents sells sight or Sl Apply A. 90 Broad
The New York herald., 1875-12-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTRD--A PARTNER. WITH $500 To TAKE
haif interest in hrst class everything
complete going South for the winter security given Adj
Aston Brown 49, ~
The New York herald., 1875-12-06
HOUSES. ROOMS. So, WANTED
In this city and Brooklyn.

TINS CITY ana BROOKLYN
CLEAN COMFORTABLE, FURNISHED ROOM OR
~ small Room and Bedroom wanted for light housekeep-
ing by nice quiet young couple in respectable house
dress GOOD PAY Herald Office.
doom wANTED-WITH STEAM POWER; A LOFT
III part Loft Room down will suit Address
T. O. X, Herald Office
TWO BROTHERS DESIRE PERMANENTLY A
4 nicely furnished Room In refined, social family.
side, between First and Tenth streets SO month";
Address PERMANENT ROOM. Herald Office.
TWO GENTLEMEN DESIRE COMFORTABLY FUR
nished Room IN private family fire and gas must
90 the neghborhood o Fourteenth and Third
exceed S4 per week Address stating
terms, PROMPT PAY, box lilo Herald Uptown Branch
Office.
IVANTED-Two BEDROOMS, WITH USE OF PAR.
w lor in the evening, for lady and gentleman during
the winter board location from Twenty third TO Eighth
street Address stating terms, which be moderate
MERcADoR, Herald Office.
JNANTED-A PARTLY FURNISHED OR CARPETED
w Fiat for family " four. state number Of rooms, 6c,
aud address A. ". b, box IL Herald office.
JVANTED-A PARLoR FLOOR SUITABLE FOR
w doctor between Broadway aud Third avenue from
Twentieth up 20 Twentyhfth street Address DOCIOh.
Herald Uptown Branch ONCE.
JNANTED-A GOOD FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT,
w from Thrtieth Fifieth between Fourth and
Address with all particulars. ]. A. y, Herald Uptown
Branch office.
INyANTED-A HANDSOMELY FURNIsHED FOUR
w nigh stoop House. between Ihtrtieth and FIT
teth streets Fh for one or more years Ad
dress box 2,a9a Post Office
IIvANTED-BETwEE FOURTH AND SIXTEENTH
w streets a hail Room with Que twO adjoining Rooms
privilege light housekeeping Address with ermR,
wslae ~nst sJIp9ss6ssA& =, eyAh hls AsSslA en'Gs.
The New York herald., 1875-12-06
FINANCIAL.

A UGUST BELMONT CO..
IA Bankers, 10 and 81 Nassau street,
issue Travellers Credits available in a parts Of the world
through the
and their correspondents.
Also Commercial Credits and Telegraphic Transfers
Money California and Europe.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-02-19
TSs OUR PATRONS.

With this issue of the CLARION we
again assume our business standing,
which had been suspended a few
weeks ago under circumstances be-
vond our control, namely, that Of the
illness Of our Editor, Mr.. William
Need.
It is with much pleasure, and also
a great degree Of sadness, that we
again greet you. 1t isa p1erswe from
the fact that we feel assured that our
efforts in the way Of enterprise in the
past have been duly appreciated by
the friends of progress, and that from
late encouragement received, We are
thoroughly satisfied that even greater
success than what has been ours in
the past yet awaits Our grasp. But
it is with much Sndac83 that we are
compelled to state that our old and
efficient proprietor is still unable to
assume his editorial duties, though his
health is slowly improving.
Your humble servant who has taken
charge of the CLARION during its pro
prietors illness comes among YOU al
most an entire stranger, and hopes
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-02-19

A USEFUL HINT. --- IN exchange
gives the following sea sonabe hint;
The reason q room takes so long to be
warmed after a fire has been kindled,
is that the air goes up in a steady
column from the mouth of the register,
sides Of the stove or front Of the CRATE
to the ceiling Of the room and thence
begins to distribute itself downward
which, Of course, is Il slow process.
10 expedite this, take palm-leaf fan
a shawl, n large towel, or something
similar, fan violently, or swing the
shawl vigorously, thus compelling the
upper and lower strata of air to unite,
the hot upper to mix with the cold
lower, in this way the upper portion
where the Thermometer would lndl-
cate eighty, and the lower where it
would stand at forty, will be com
PEELED to mix and one would be sur
p!ised to witness how much sooner
the apartment becomes comfortable.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-02-19
n OF ice.

TVIIE MECHANlCSTOWN SIENNA
l. RY will open on Monday, January
4th, 1870, in the building known as the
Buzzard Property; with the Rev. Victor
Miller as Principal of the Seminary. An
opportunity is now Offered Of an cduca.
tional character for both male and female,
rarely cqrmlcd.
We call the special attention of Parents
to the above notice Persons FROM a dis
lance wishing information as to tuition,
and board, can obtain information through
circulars, issued by the Board Of directors
upon application to the Principal of Nc
chanicstown Seminary.
WILLIAM WHITE,
G. +, CASSEiL,
dec S.3w Committee.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-02-19
NEW CONVECTION RY!

FRESH BREAD AND CAKES.
TNHE subscriber has opened ncy Con
/ dictionary in Mrs. Polly's store room,
on South Water street; and will constant
ly keep on hand FRESH BREAD and
oak Els. All at the lowest prices \
nimblc sixpence is equal to a slow shilling.
dec. q 4N JOHN NJ. TRONLIL
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-02-19

Mrs. Maria Leader, for nearly II
years proprietross and edtrcS5 Of the
Hanover, (pa.) Spectator, died in
that place on the 10th ultimo.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-02-19
Or. GEO. III. ZIMMERMAN,

TNHANKFUL for past flyors, offers his
l. professional services to the citizens of
Mcchnnicsl@wn and vicinity.
Office and residence, South Water st.
dec S-,t
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-02-19

THERE are again rumors at Wash
n1tou Of "tLird part" m2yemcn..
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-02-19

Gov. Croome las appointed Gen.
Edward Shriver, Of Frederick, trus-
toaof tie Antietam National Cemetery
for the tosn of three years.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-02-19

w CG3t4lI l,alA y t1Ia,J IG:iILaU
N
TO CCFNC,EpcM
AND SHIPPERS.
~ o,1 of,or s,,,,7o,, Dooo,,,ou o-,h
I tho sunday Frn;rht r,,.,in u.;ti U;lik
oor otIachnI WIN hn ,,iscontinnna ~ md 4
and Min, Trr;, enhs.i t,
,nnnin@ as fnIInws. ''' '' '>'''''' ~
Winning w.
GOING EAST.
1o,ro I-rio, 1,rid,ro > no -,
io",,o i,vnoI ~ = ~
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Io,r0 Avn,l,In 1"1 -,
Iearo Wn,tm;n.tnr "a - ~,
lava o.',o Cor.r,.i, q On , ~ - ''''
Io"ro sshanhorTn,,. en5 y,
Iooro ranI Q * az,
lava "a t .i'i. ,hnr" | aoi -,
io"ro cInn Srnrr:S = IN -,
lava Dn;stars,nw, ~ =, -,
Ioava THn,hor Cro~n9 "a :. ~,
Lave Gwi@~s, Min, 2 AZ ~
Leave Junction S.52 a: m.
Leave .McDonough oooa. III.
Leave i'lNcsVilic o,O3 a. m.
Leave How; rdyiIIc 700 Il. III.
Leave Mount Hope olO Il, m.
LcaFr Arlington 9'lia' m, and arrive at
fuitoh 80 Il N.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-02-19
Western Maryland Railroad
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS
AND SHIPPERS.

nN and after Sunday, December 9th,
~ the sunday Freight Train with Nill1|
car attached, will be discontinued, and n
Passenger and MIX Tvuin sub9iitutedl
running as follows:
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-02-19

The Key. Mr. Harm, an Episcopal
pastor in Greene Bay, Wisconsin, has
sued parishioner for SANDER. The
charge made was immortality.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1875-02-19

STEAK r Blaine is opposed to Siv.
ing Grant the power Of sosPenji0S the
writ Of habeus corpus whenever and
wherever he pIeases.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-19
SWlndling tho Indians.

The Press has raised storm about
the ears Of the Department of :he
Interior on the sabject Of the In
dian Agents. 1t has been shown
that the redsk ins are swindled righ,
and left, with sham cotfee{smouly )
-four, study sugar and lean and iSori
bund cattle. The Americanh Ipdiah
is net clean or gentleEaavuge
There is nothing CooperesqVa ub6at
him Ia this year Of grace. Whtf' it fs
difficult to sec, what good purpose
he serves, but a PROMISE made to him
is as binding as promise made to
Cutfce or John Chinaman, aud whe
he is cheated aud abused he is less
patient than tho white citizens wore
during the reign Of the FIRST OF Car
pct-Haggers. A little soapling, and
roasting, and manning, and killing
generally arc the diversions of tile
Rod indian when poor provender and
short weight last too long, aud there
must be d radical change in the way
OF managing Indian affairs, if the
Government has any desire to be just
to the Indians and does not desire
eternal war with tho redskins. The
and shortest way is to turn
over the whole pension business TO
the line and staff officers of the
regular army on duty on the frontier.
There will bc no stealing there, aud
the Indians will get regularly and
promptly whatever the Geyernmeht
allows them. This is not the Quaker
policy, but it is the shortest way 90
quiet and peace. Unless son methiug
OF that sort be done, there will be "a
demand tor a war Of extermination
on the ground that the Indians wont
keep '7lieir' promises when Greet
Father Graut does not keep his I
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-19
Extraordinary Freak of Nature.

On "Wednesday night last, cir.
cumstance occurred at one Of tho
passes Of the Mississippi River, illus.
trating the uncertain cond .tion of
those outlets. 1t was at Pass a
rOutre, and near the channel.
During that night, an island, COM
prising an area of about eight acres,
rose up out Of the deep, and now lies
fully eight feet high above the sur-
rounding water. The previous day,
where now tho island is, was an UNI
broken surface of water, without q
sign Of the event which transpired
during the night. The circumstance
has awakened much speculation as to
tho cause whiJb produced :this truly
remarkable result, and yesterday a
number Of gentlemen went drwn to
the Pass, on the revenue Gutter
John A. Dix, to SEQ tho island
The sudden appearance of what are
known as mud Jumps in tho passes Of
the river, is no unusual occurrence,
but we have no recollection Of any on
so large q scale as tbis-oue.--Nsio
Orleans Times. Of
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-19

'
A New York letter says it is only
when tho estate Of some dece used
merchant or millionaire is brought
to tho hammer that ono hsccrta ins
the enormous prices OF which tho
stocks of certain, banks and insurance
companies in that city are held.
For example, tako tho following,
which were sold at auction as part
Of the property left hy the late John
b. Calhoun, of the firm of Calh oun
Il Robbins Fifty shares Importers
and Traders National Bank, par
value 500 each, $500 and $2O04 /;
fifty shares Peoples Fire Insurance
Company, $50 each, $l70i; 100
shares Peoples Bank, S25 each,
$i44 forty'six shares Harlem Gas
Light Company, $50 each, $l29 Ia
$50 shares Peter Cooper Fire Insur.
ance Company, $50 each, .$2io, and
80 on. 4l . ElW "gm.| I.' ... .,,.'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-19
Relation Of the President and ViCC.PreSi
H",Ti " dent. . .....e

~ Reports como from Washington Of
increasing, coqlpess between Presi.
dent Grant and Vicc- president Will
sou. Tho New York Tribune says {:
srrhis will occasion no surprise to
those who have boon at all familiar
With the interior politics of Washing.
ton for the past two Years. 1t is
we'll known that the Vice President
has differed widely with the President
upon many questions Of policy since
the beginning of the present term,
and opposed third term Some
administration journals in the West
arc also speaking of Vics-PreSidont
Wilson as presidential candidate.
a lively urchin acoosted a drug
store nan the other dav. "Mistt"e:.,
.;-.H-" stick Of licoricc; your
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-19
In the Southern Baptist Canven

In the Southern Baptist Canvcn.
ton. in Charleston, on Saturday, a
large number Of reports of commit
tees we're submitted. Among them
one proposing the publication Of a
Southern Baptist Review. 1t was
decided that the next session of the
Convention be held at Rich mond. Va,
at the First Baptist huroh on Thurs.
day before the second Sunday in May
1876, at 10 o'clock \. M., Rev. I. II.
Tichcnor, of Alabama, to dcliver the
convention sermon, and Rev. w. II.
Whitsett, of South Carolina, alter
nate. The financial condition and
the missionary work was reported as
successful beyond expoction. q,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-19
How 10 NakU Bees Profitable.

In second letter to the Marlboro
Times, upon improved hce keopin b,
Mr.. j j.. Bolton, Of Beauty Spot,
insists upon the indiSpsnsabeues of
movable comb. hives and of strict aud
careful attention to them. II left to
chance, they are 40 better than four
barrels If tobacco boxes. If the bee.
keeper wishes to increase his stock Of
bees, he should swarm artiicially, by
viii III process he can, with safety, in.
crease the number Ave or six fold. If
yield of honey is most desired, the
etocks should be kept strong ia mum
bors and prevented from swarming.
This is done 10y cutting away the
queen in embryo and removing the
surplus honey rs fast Us it is stored
May is the best honey month. Mr..
l}. suys that his best hives gave the
largest yield in May of last year,
filing the surplus receptacle twics ip
,wenty-seven days, fifty pounds per
hive and the honey in the brood
chamber left undis,urbed. He in.
tends to put in practical operation
this spring honey extractor, by the
use OF which largo yield Of clear
honey is obtain cd and tho frames of
comb returned to the hive und the
labor of bees in building of CON b
eco"omiscd. There is no king bee.
The queen is the mother as we'll as
the ruler of the entire colony.
There appears at last to be sui .
stantial proof Of rcviv Il Of b usiness
ia New York. Tho New York Post
of Wednesday,. in its financial artic Q,
says that "merchants report c3llec!
tions as exceptionally good, and
while trade is not as active as it
might be, and while trade is not rs
active as it might be, the Volume
nevertheless is enerally above last
season, Notwithstanding the backward
weather. The prospect now is that
we shall break abruptly from winter
to summer. If we have good crops
the coming sea>on there is no re II on
apparent, assuming that wo have n
comfortable money market, why next
autumn's busiuess should not be
large and satisfactory. So far as
soundness is concerned, business
could never be more satisfactory than
tins season, for it is oonspiciously the
rule that no more goods are bought
than be paid for !; and, as notou,
collections were never better"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-19

If Mr.. Kelley goes on improving,
he may in the course of time be in.
duced to express rogret for his votes
in favor of a deprecated currency
and protective tariff. Ho is very
sorry about his force bill vote. ,.,.,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-19

The next contest for the Presiden.
oy begins already to throw itself into
shape. You never meet o stranger
now that he doesn't abk you tho first
thing "Weil, cir, who is going to
be our next candidate for the Presi.
denoy r. We, of course, know who
that candidate is going to be, but we
would sec such guestioners hanged a
dozon times before we would mention
his name 50 ia : in advance.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-19

a corrcsondcnt of the San Francis
90 Chronicle informs the world that
Shaoknasty james, once an active
assistant to tho late unlamented
CAPTAIN G1""rr:ts;n JACK, is an I11;;sshhman by des
cent. The name originally was
f'Shauehnassy,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-19

A bad little boy, upon boing prom.
ised five con IS BY bis mot her if he
would take d dose Of castor oil OBJ
tanned tho ,nonsy, and then told his
parcnt that she might castor oil in
the street. He will make humor-
Gus newspaper paregraphist enc of
these days. Boston Courier.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-19
An English View.

The London Standard Of tho 9th
inst, has an editorial article Of more
than column devoted to the late
civil war in this country, which Re.
gips with the following tribute to
Confed crate valor: -.
at is exactly ten years This morn.
ing since the surrender of A Appomat.
tox Court terminated tho splendid
defence Of Virginia against the most
fearful odds with which, within the
memory Of man soldierly courage and
military genius havo ever had to CON-
tend, and brought the existence Of
the Confederate States to close.
Mover was u more glorious nat onaI
history crowned into years !;
never was a more brilliant record in
the annals of war than that Of the
vanqrished army"
The Standard then rerers to the
disposition for reconciliation which
prevailed in both armies at the close
of the war, and the malign political
Influences which succeeded, aud which
have sown seeds of bitterness which
it approhends will not soon 10 eradi.
Gated. At the same time it regards
conservative triuDphs at lato election
in the United States as indicative Of
tho return Of a happier ern.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-19

a prominent Detroit Uuivcrsalist
some months ago, married red> bead
ed widow with four children, ,nd
last week remarked 70 friend {:
81 was blind when ] beloved there
is no hell. see now"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-19

r. 4 Texas woman has learned to
use the Iasso so dcftly, that she otn
stand in the door und haul che hat
off tho Lightning rod p.4dIer while be
Is untostcuing The gate. .L.I,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-19

A burglar 10 North Carolina was
found and upon being shot by far.
mer into whose house he had broken
proved TO be > woman in mans dress.