The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, December 23, 1868, Image 4
pn7glna'.j]
Ehrah 'for the 04rIet4aff Tree.
Lt. 0 VAA&V( A :
Now many of my~I~
know where 8. Nakol9. [a
not sure I do wyne.-)
ed by different nataWbuf WM 81-s
ne is good 0 At, "- O
told wre,was, tbaleTI Md'i he moon and.
liept bightbpnifitbuxp&b V*Ak(at his
pig 44ahq t. mg R9d 4 pak n1 lt
thigy pidedItft, b r
csild@8tt tAhr! 9iw i6 ov in 0 bdft.'r
be eve 0
I lovqd to wath w6at was to we a big round
r#4441049 *a4i' In ate
.
4j g wt i
C~~~5 h rL$jj $ale.I
Old 8 o
Will" 'hA
La Ik un oadive as he will,
lie has always, qyptk ytoe8
JUx,i(;le,)vaia as he trots alppg
Sitgit the same old merry sovg, -
CUrfalid is ooming, look oftia1W04
t 1t 1 bring for the # a
till W6, Children,''I1 love!ya'*illf!
Round your youth4irtd IJ l6ave a spell, C
Wh&i61d ago come on, fd' think ai a
A4figs" pleasant time a't't0e
,rgabt for the Christmashee,, .
AskioWy time will pass to 'We,.
T11'4 St. *Iok and th6:hritkaiter ee
*WC 8 Rlta 8e,it6go mnaan,
And old Yip#.wA U,,hondrqqS
I40dt1.1th all thinks. rich adgsy, t
Wfll%i6ideb passing, I know. tHis w4v,
ANN-1vir coming with bat and 19ll
1Ithat are ever o
AIpgkAtomake pyramids up to the skies
ti l'k. Is a jolly, good fat old manf
ittil 40014Yas evi h-6'dai, e
Wiil tand. a funny nose, I
13hoes WO are lbug, and turned up 14t,toe :
Eyes th rVbll - &V -re
Just Such aanls .81. Nioki' I'll,be bound I
p1t iPat at, hte 'rbesritalt go, .
Dahg 0 t5 igh n "tddagN
Aroui'e ygworjzi oio'nigt
Like ligt'ping they gMinythisir .wonderous
flight, -
Yes, pianoing ida' d-hoiihrd they go.
From the ollwes Q 4 guti, to the regions
Huti%ah fbr old St. Nck
Look';( fq 4jb y r k,
Christmas ed, ad4je Christae tree,
And the bea,tiful things left there by me,
Good old St. NiOk.'
Sx1OVWTWjCWTkt PAT'O PROORXDINX8.
The SebatWradablad at 12 M., and '
waj called to order by the Presid&ft n ro '
Mr. Cain intrAddAeV it to facilitate
thortrial of nseq byr .tha Istrates Ne
-.sMhaj~osS..introdres.21: . d
d9iIyeubjectedeAthats unle.some..mnore<
or 19 6 iN W# i
thtuesuntdwy acounts aanptitions,e
for refrgja tg the approp.tiate comM'itL
vanna: ~ jrn
naucewa sbit.o. tovide1.for- the
coIbvM 68 ttf jging$1j gvy,,
bill .fcili.tate the.drawIng.of juufrgn
this te, am4 frf lj4was concter.
r A
s bl
fedlvre. .d . o,t
-r
Mogeo from the obrnur Noe. -
Rtv8 Wer , read 4sifollon
(JLI IA Or 14.
Y6IA bV?APWker of the House
onorto transmit to on
in he. enclosed
>mmunicatiop romiDepuTy Constable ad
ILanoasteriQaunty, ntrelaion hatot I t
t7aen6sA 'nddvioencein'trhat vi. p<
Y ( nplfii6se' and 'ifaliftfe-, tra
t.9ftedi " ho cW
e whereby he li11vteatki -pioperty, V
n,4ta'.di" abidi:goitizens,- are: fi
lt4lt th'e"n&ie of t,Wl6nt lid el1
.* "', , . a
Iit kisgi t4e;:Auitor%f.6.he%oQuay, .n !0
ie same stbj ct. Dr. Mittec isone of Il
ur most repectable and intellignt citi. at
irih~'' lifTril1. at
It is absolutely necesaRry that a stop n<
iould b p it to thme' isra6eful out.- cc
ages, aT d telt4rluietn a ddiaflcted hi
d to 6 fl rllofor btla*8Whicl hi
tey are daily in the habit of violating; ev
nd tOlis 18,all thb constn'iivtional at
owef of Qh overnment., 5& be te
roi ' ottga tptequisin ery to
OCO T. w
-..... - . -t D ,,.F
the -ouse
Sta: I have tho hongr to transmitt to d4
he House of Rel.resentatives. -the no.' y
of.npanying c6mmnnioation from CoL: M
oh' R.i Edi, Assistant : Commissioner
f the Freedmen's. Bureau, calling at
entiq tq. the.-,haw . Orphan Asylulp," T
i whlcl dsittute colored ophan chil- Y
ren from nl parts of tfe State arie sub- A
isted and Adlitt-o Th6 nea'r' proach ,
the \vithdrhwnl of . h Preedmen's
lft'u, bf'ghiebl 'this meritorious instl- A
nat14'',hrsbeenfite Ippored ei W
ers it necessalty tiat tneasures shnld
'o takgnfor i Col. P1
idisu gCsts that provision may be
landeb law for its suppost as a, tate
rastituli n.' n this rocommendat,on I
ordial ir aid ,trust, tiat'the Gen. -
ral Assemb:y may deem it compatible
itlh the public interemts to make the
Pcersary rovision for that purpose.
e"o k41iKCTPGv~r f r
The Speaker la.d bVerore the -Holase "I
he following communic3tion : W
OFFIcE OF ATTOUNEY GENERAT,
CoLUNInA..S. 0 ,.Dec"14, 1868.
70o". F. J. Moses, Jr., 4,pAker of the w
Rouse of Representativi8s.
Sin: I am in receipt of a resolution lij
dopted by theHouse of Representatives le
equesting my opinion as to whether or fe
iot., if the Geheral Assembly adjourg di
veror takes a recess for more than eC
hre,eAys, the members are entitled to "I
er diem and mileage under the Consti- TI
ution.
In reply, I have the htsior to say Ti
hat, under the provisions of .etions
I and 25, article 2, ofAbleCOntitution, Mi
am of .the.opinion that the members It
f the General Asseminti would not be
ntitled to per diern ani-mileage in the Ai
vent ofian .alJQit ftlent foi more th in
hrep , 4ay. L interpret the phrase
wi .:seior' .;On itned in g2Mtion&.
3; Wu meaemwhileiniactua? sesstofv.- and
-th IWis l's th inentonof the
se anpxeurlng4nce from the place to
rhere- sech dessi i*s h'e1. I am, sir, as
our-obedient servant, hc
D. .KAMDgtLAN . as
on-which was adopted by a vote On wI
ivisio)of'f4g /~,g '~ije 9d hat in
be Hotuse rescind ts action in adopting at~
concurrent resolut ion to adjeuirn ,fropt. wi
htis place to the College bn:lding, and th
bat the Senate be informed 1.f this mi
Mr~). Elliott moved th tttocommung-."
ition enclosed inani No. 7 ot His Oti
|xcellency the,'Governor, relative to be
t.e f awlegn?ss, be referred to 2t ge
>eOia~l commite of five, and that Mr. ea
omlinson be made Chairman of sAid sea
ammittee. Agreed to.,. ,. "
RlonNSONq CRVBOIC'8TBijkb.--Some U
w months since we. M'otiqed the return
Feome siispwrecke Japanese by the
lawaiian bar1MI20. These Japanese Fe
ere didovered- on St. Peter's Island, Ye
'hich is fire hundred miles south of 4A
'okohoma, byaaKto the Wil- A9
aend
ho. This island is a barren eplhee,
ithoitt fresh wa r but full of ala
itross ,And othie "..,a birds. It is M
atit a Tilli alma~wBI for Japanese 'fat
svavsi 'Iegl of;'hir vessels hay
gbeen]ost there, and weary impti,qn. "
nt for months.anid years...-endunred by tat
n0te svpvnrgjeCfp.g on e nar
acht. Thtey approache himt wiht
rpplietit tWrfd1w-b-pan-*
id Wh b D MI'ii ug dofrgen
ont s on the Isla nd, iaubdIlIas Mish,
rds and e otfler-former iM,
pwre &trnetea fve ho
taub egitufitili*ainls e
ii preserved in these frail contfkbreb. in1
PiiE-Mh h-h-aaesw
on 6re Sunday after'nooni, a t*A.2
Ionaandentire a.el
Ml biyu ion6W, ti
old T'roj1j. - 0
mission few of 1ik-pence. There ws.
Very -nAt *tag, Udy-1-4roP,40,
la wings, ad a tolerably good o4tl
In the mi'lleux .the bhadiai ti
0 drd&e4e& iotly' at audience
.averman'joit of the ga-e, of e
iotoria Theatre.si all ppepr;d pole
lY,6up'Olied'.0hj6rtor ani llw
jK R,ng Ah'rlltuh eaif'
tImake- tiplNm t 6"O(angl;
r.there must. h.lvj een'an - anidite
; nearly ft V hundred, 'oigger
alk round" was juit, ir-ing fitiipa
i't' h10it of 'e e," Whi*tli
t wildering. A 'name was anw
mnced from tlie chaitrion, which we
uld not cavp aild , antidst. elapping of
tnds and stamping of fret, there wasa
a 'of "This is tile song." Th-o waIt
a called loudly, 'A niv nmore Ordert
d:these being takAn and dul.:exqcu
d, all seetned to settle down quietly
listei to ;tlia ablig--There was the
mihony'and biinz of "This is it 1" and
a begangonfeel.anxious --P;eleit!v a
male eqfIg i)n ion14o iig Martin,
niAst great ippl huse, and 'conm enc'ed,
Pather, dear father," &c. Evbry
Dd was distinct, and she sang the bbl
i with great feeling. In order to fully
scribe the scene which followed each
tree, it is necessary to give "Little
ary's song:"
"Fatlie', d6t'e fathe, difloni wi'ib
now,
te clook in the steeple strikes one (gong I)
in promised, dear father, tha 'you,would
come home
i soon as your day's work was done
ir firo has gone out-our house is all
dark.
id mother's been watching since tea,
Ith poor little Denny so'siok In her arms,
And no one to 4tqp,her but me.
me home, cMe homiie come home.
ease,' Father, dear father, come home
.At the conclusion oftha last, line the
oblscene drew up, disclosing the fa.
er sitting at the door of a ptlio hstsie
a drunken, bomuddled state, wiOk 1lii4
pe and pot before him. 'luittlei Mrj
Ie t.ying to dfag id' froe h1igeat,'gt'
e same time pointing tq a crtain he
nd, as she took up the refrain'
3111 tbqjjt4v,. and tq!iphingly ..lung,
Jome. T oil 0 ra ,
as now drawn aside, disclosing a
retched room, withivthe poor mother
ting on the ground with a sickly 4roy
her Inp and in the act of f'eeding him
thia spoon, Simultaneously with the
awing up of the curtain, the lime
ht was brought to bear upon the tab.
ftt, iving tfirgt, n truly; t 1rLi c.
-op da 1o4% A, Vie R PMed
I :
ather, dear father, como home .41ith'n4i
now,
te olook In the steeple strikes two (gong,
0 night has own colder, and smny
t he'has been dahling f,r ~u,
deed he is worse-mother says he will
die,
rhaps before morning shall dawn,
id this was the message, she sent me to
bring:
Come quikli, df he will b ione.
Come home, coeni bo-, come iome,
Please, father, dear fathe,tsecnie bomne."
The act.drop rises again, and now the
ild halk Iold of the pewter pot trying
take lt froln the drunken parent, tid,
she continie'W Te to'ines, "Come
me," &o., the ether curtain is dra~wp.
ide and, and we next see the 'cild
'etched out on its mothei'f hap, and as
litst raises its little'hPAd an'd falls back
th a gasp wlib;the lime light reflect
str. ngly.upon it there was - a reality
out thle whole terrible to view. Sobs
're heard framvthe *fal portion of
a tu 'eiece, hi' g r .eddo,tn
my' roigl 't41l'i h/ek 'TW haV
n . nean aioplo, , cansbrp
ief 'efective p'iecesi played, but~nlever'
fore did we wit'rleei 'andhlt seene of
neral crying. Even the lady #ii0
ig the song . was eeffeoc pnd ould
igely pNiteM, 4bthithe OuIdr 'vafs:
ather, dear fathe,. equ:q home. wI
e calook in 'he, steppe ritke~
e hogse?,, ?h.,5p9ur.p. eso
r poorw~ 44. ne,
* we are Jsorie9htad1,
fga pt,ip oabgh
4hepawr lb m!e ' ce~t ~q4~
A gain thy drop da di6.e a yi
hier, who h po e tis nith
ria
'yin ver a child's e n. Ritt'ow
ebfhrt ie andhuimr ramrout
ore es were
rJ9d outrl '~ scene'.
n' fath er,d
tillsttV~t$v~ththt
(1 e!
- M-1
s otI6thk o* -gi
-Ai(
eh fliowig oo*Ites oden.. 0
do not o% tb $tle
Naw YORK, November 10.
General J-. J. 0-.:
Doir 6oneral+4forAst says I a
poltroon ad scoudrel,
What do you.thinK abou, it , Tru,
JUoDou! KIaPAtatdr
Cu110Aoo, Novenber 14
Gen. KilpaIrick . -
0lr,=Yq%rs reeiv4.. , .t7ink
too., oreto.,J: M,.
Major onoraL
NEW Yong, November. 7.
Dear Sir-Forrest oa publixhc
me as '-a liar, poltrdn 6"nd scou
drell Wiat ought I to do about il
Very truly, yours, -
Juot KIra1hUek
CHufzaVEiqrn November 10.
GeneraZ kAlpatricki
Sir-I think you ought. to call o
Forrest for havi6g fi dd about you.
that is, fOr havifg told ouly .half, t
truth. Yora W. T.-4.0
Lioutenant Gonert
Na YORK, Novem,er 8.
Gen. U. S. G~1.: ; '
Dear Sir,-Forrqst, pf Memphis, h
published a card in .which he says
am "a liar, poltpoq pnd scoundrel
What do you thik ahould be doi
with an ui ung rebel who -hus, vill
fse a l al soldirlt .1 qm, my do
General, your most obedien fervani
JUOO II.rATIRICK.
WAIING TON, Noveinbe 10.
n.irallKilpatrick:
Sir-I don't knoi., Let us ha
peace. I have tip,'olloy on such m
tots. Hte just hd a piff*et of
sy4 s4 bu slu uly,
U. .-T.,'General.'
Naw YqRA, Wovember 10.
Gen. B.F. B-r:
My Dear Sir-Forti the 4f
rAous buteher bf FortP f6, has pli
lished me as "a " 16'arpoltroon ai
scoundrel4" What ough to be dojm
Very truly,
JUDsoN KILPATRICK
*f IMa4ciftisETT, NeYniioy l
Ge#.kilparick:
Dav-Sir-I think lie ought to I
impeahed. If you Cennot ,impea
hisetacity in this matter, borrow'h
spoond and don't return thom.
Your friend, 13. P. B--..
There are everal more letterW
our ponepsion.- ipon thie' iilje
They a e mostly to the poiAt.Nq
phis Appeal.
, t6
J!:8SpENT ,Tf NSoN AT TIlE NATro
&jli,AN.-The 'Washutgtn Li
ree, of Thursday. says:
T he super.sensitiv~eetors inny g
etonte.d at the Prestdent beeause of I
reference to uinconstitution Act y'as
bytawgress, and'adn i *hit:~c
in.g.the Me.ssagp reei throitghw. ,eien
of the House of Representative. mlay-fi
incense ani 1 uaO.t) p Iee mt'
and thusintenid to pitt-an- indignmty -ui
hnV'The- e the' niateta of the
owrit. jiptr ipis: rea a : th t
the wonderful hold he hastupons the,pn
nilar heart. JTi e event laRt evening
t inAl Theat~ Wad te teVl
kiev it-became known that hiwas- pru
*ht, he was received with tiheering -so
as'is'1reu giv#rl to iny bht th# tli(
ppular Executie, It & l'gcdne tl
4 uld av- beern ' sed by 1tbc
thst Andre*r Johnlson:isianyth:ig uLotl
(most ' enjtp$lar' mail iti a thek cnunti
among Te.oyilel Time will yet she
h w 'uthehy.m:stlgen spey Ig h
Utd dtates aeaeo Tedy
Edmun,di, et Vermb'ht, introduced a b
t ret p,b 4p Itivil ~p.
hodng oyor~ ah o t atm
seflmity-wicqh pfsmptg54'b'. T
gintone man lioling iW'e.smeo
mesto the exclusin -691 4xpu
tante? Sorn y* antis
ay iclie tdesih.eh.Schofield, pr
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\realftly 'lhe mow
At*Iie, fdhtever be
Itis a ~*'that ededyJi sn
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roLT'SAP
Honeyo 613cerine, Elder Floweri
*Joqueit and Palm,
In quality, style and Porfumo warrantad
equal to the English' and sold fully 60; per
cent. ohaper. which accounts for 1alling off
in Ihe demand for the forelgni soaps, and the
unprecedento.1 success of the Americat,
Company Toilet Soaps, aYw ,old every%,
where In the United States.
MoKEONE, VAN HAAGEN & CO.,
-Sale Manufacturers,
deo 16-4w Philadelphia, and N. Y.
ICHARDSON1s NEW METAOD
THF-PIANOFORIJTE
. Unexelledl Unequalled I
AND
TIS STNJARD OOK OF INSTRUCTION1
Employed by the Best TeaeberA'
The Best Schools,
Theh.Best Conservatorles,
And all individuals who deefrel to obtain a
thorough and practioal kaqwledge of Piano
playing
Thirty, Thousand Copies are sold Yearly
and it is no exaggeration to.say, that.
Qartek- of a Million ScholarI;
HAVE DECOMIE AWN1PLSiV.D PIA N..,
- 2 ISTS
by iming this Book. It Is adapted alike to
the yourgestand tb theoldest ; to-th0 be
ginner for fhie:frst'lessoils.-ind to the ama
teur, fof. g'eteuii~ra'rttee. Sent' at-vild.
Pri6e" $8.75. OLIVER DITSON & Co.,
l3ton'.m OHAALES' H. DITSON &'(O.,
New York. - de 15-4w
GUAND RAPIDS, Mion., Sept 10,.1868.
Lit'tkoo+T * BAKRWaKr,:
The pooplo.sreni to erazabout
JACKE'r Axs, a.lease send 4e twopty dos
ei more. Yonre truly, W. D W.
CA UTION.--Unprincipledi deats'are eol.
ling.A deu painted rod, ne 'thb lan JYAiChI'
Ax., :The-good qualities of m ble Axe 'con
sista in- its,sn'perior sutting qualities "not in
the Red Paint..- - .
The "lRed JAcket'' is for -sale: 'by all rea
sponsible hardware dealers and the manus
LIPPINoOTT & BAKEWEL.i"
*dee 16-4w Pit tsburgh, P.
and 1Ilard'other iicrerl.g -Ie
'TIr.roN, Pittsbu~i,Pi'' deo I5--4w
'80 TI!4pA0IA. RAILRtOAD.
B3N M/ U DRINW?3MDWN?'s Oruzcog
nma Railroa4 will run as toiIhWe,s,
Lestre '01 attedtoni, " t80 ams'
Arri've at Aitgustag m;.. . 80 Spw'
Ikea4oOharleshop,1, .a -- Q p
L4'Oly ogaffgys9,. 8.0 p mu
840 i n
Ainte.Umarlnerbh, '' t 4u0 m
Leav(fA.gntw,r - 6.00 a ta
4'viv4.at Charleaton, . 8.I0 p ta
e v 6 ami,
Are a0 erfe
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The Proo3rietoro -ri dt6r sned to.
makiho HEItL- frat-oAss
P.OL'TICALL. LY
The hERALM wivll be blutely
and entiroly Detecratid in w6ntimebt,
at all ti,ines had under all' frotimstah1.
ccs, tdtmopomsn In hostility
to thosc rfinoes' 'Radii te measirei,
whilh hae struck and aII still irIk.
ing at the roots of the Colnstitutio
and the existence of politichl and civil
libert6y. We ahall ways wiainisdin
and vindicate the fr'eedb of the Press'
and sha lot t ny n bepi.at , o
discussfreely the atigns of, men and
the ptobdb i e e
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