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aiirti*iT W MNBOO S. te to D~~ Ocene 4ft itQ9 [NO.7 " "' ____ ___ __4#10__Y Ap ? ''Li THE FAIRFIELD HERALD IS PUBLISHEID WKIYI.LY A t DESPORTES, WILLTANS & ,of t Terms.-,Tus yRRAL Is publish d We- I ly in the T o Viboroat n. -arably 'ndvance. B' Mll traleleit adfortisernents to b6 1 paid in advance. Obituary Notices sud Tributes $1.00.per sq~uaro.( [Original.) The Dylig Child. C C d was dying too, But 'ere descend. I Ing , ' ..'d To the tomb of night, he raised his oihk. ( in heaa, Flung pappry ahrgtidq.14d, pad drop. ped A farowell glanoe oo the atfiertog babe. I His lfingerifi look,'a tender'sympathy ( Bespoke, as f ithkin hise arms -of light, He'd bear her to a unieq; sphere. 0 that U pop lit l dde brelat h o r a sU Down tohi b dIA, l. T' to rise' so abOf And while we Wetchedthe sad sd d w a , im night . To atteniad him In his. journey, roun th i sphere, And In the nmoraing g#0eeL ds-ever More To be the stlnbeakm of our darkene I home. But no, "Thy will be done," we meekly t bowed, As whispered words of ohee, th.dylog day A-Weep not, thy angel child shall rise again," 1 Then night stole on with her dark funeorl Spall, And sad processlon.of her weepnlg stars, And said, "As yonder sky is full of light, e So God is full of purposes of love." fa The changing moon rose with her sleder l horns And uttered this consoling word : "Know tNod do Thy little or omst wax. Pnd wane, by () turns, Now full of silvery :ight, and now spoke.- t Now iifting high the tido of household jof Now leaving bnreithq agekoancholy beach. GXet so., as elroling routid (he central 8un, d In- th tieA-orbit, of its be eg, it wanes , No more, but from its e(., ore.und, waxlitg - diso, -,- !: e - ' - ARefleots the p6rfeot image .f Its God, In Ihe glad light.of an eterasl day,- ' A bright, uaekanging #,ar, that, moves, 4nd 0 shines T En glory evermore." Thue spake they all, lhile lite a -vulture on his prP, Death. pornced. Wud roughly grasped the tender, 4srinking ti babe' -in e i Adthe ?c<v1 u vo fmAtc:, adril And paating Greath, told suiftonid goo b o'er. flou Iitle41m' 4 ih'diag teark paw,.. Till yawnin , like a tired child, she slept-. Thea rose t rtainof gaseen rord, And the "adgbi'bp$t Ie iihr Father's 'b . (See." _j I , , 61 We saw, with harp, ad COW1140 4k a . lens rob4 - ' V. One standing at the open gates, and o'g On balanced piaion, sweeping down to' In eYr Jito es i 4t 'Ied The sloeping 1bq;"T e,, eathe thy empty And hie t .l it, e it f e, trlnls 0 PI And tiold II till htrhp a said, * "' '. t Tien snatchp'd ~I bltdod igl~to the clilad Aiii y'olin -ten. ( 1 shl l0umbay to ed1i tiier s p S %bt CQ1Mmbjqft Lew. MORE LIGH URON.THIe OPJA RATIONS" OV 'THE BLUE RJD]! RING. TiE PERQUI8ITES OF. 'AP ADIoA. RGO,,on COLUMBIA, 8. 0., July. 20 8Sno the ar.i,.f >* Saturda ft ? b coon.eitupg the eapose of the machina. 'c& aiad ;ot the giJtre flidge Rlrdl F Rin , ixlle1y Goersor 8'cott t1 hasee a crss 4 abear ith asore y head, d14e1 ~eit.' I6 hii ob pleas. I ant to h'hde'b fntabler little gesa tJ hedup to pub id seogn; nor is it an~ conoltfiP krhoir4 that th'ere Is ai gbotIihurof sotretnillioB' of '4olin t (whiote. hi~xoell ay toPQje~W' The whe Rdoa ing hero wa * struck dumb WIth: astoniehment whoa ',~t was found that 8eott iensle4d -1 and 9ottil egtber have to oop -t, wo se a ie qU t rooin'for et ag.4 tx ~ h~a mognowmo ' nitQ hua disprove. main st a onmaf oontraotors, the responatbility efa thW derent erons o wn to do the A wge n lary interest-4t11'et or In root--ip to be dou the Creswell lors do. 1 D. Tylet Co. 8 750,00 1 J. A. Hnnt. 8 2500(1 c ~.HsMli&'Q 606,00.6 r. D.'Champtib4 0i 8-800,0.00 lngIkeer'9stjniate, 7 900,000 These are not the exact figures, but boy are near e'nough. Now, I con- 1 end 'that Christy's bid was only put a to be higher tbn Creqwell & Sol ra! lid. Xt was oferd 'by a .Mr. (elly, representing" Ohrlsay & O., rho, after the Ring was empoked, was rgd to his f4oe by. Mr. Chanplin r thboin "linterested!' Ii the bid Pres~well 4f Bolera K~elly &ppeMld C6lonel ib., chief engineet of th Mpa'syUto say whether Christy's bid Snl t , a b 49 o r . l tn A tie t o . was w 0b.646td11f resawell and te('s86o6t662 A. MiO-iVt9 before, ho had tld' aieth-. getl IAsi'NO'eia"Wnneret-in videlWa coiatit. 86 - ntioh fot brist). At have alre'ady said, the amonets AidfdhoW the'oriInal bde. -When bott 4:4o tt h aradtots tfiat the Ofise must -6 be teiMhed and that ' 1o0Y IaUt bd-ftUnd'to barry on -the Ork for ibe ort*ele motts,.those t ho had, not bee U-the'se6ret (6hat ' 'all but Otesat'ell'& 0o.) claimed t 1e right to mdify theit bids. All11 !thetn put id Seoood bids, except B. '. Ha'sell who 'joinbd in with Champ n. The second bids ran about ten " )r cedt.'higher 'thitn the frst bids, toept Obamplin's, which was increas. I very little,lf' at alig leaving it by d !r'the' lowest offer.- Mind you, al I ie ontractors wets new -on the same o oting. But what did Scott do? He 8 3liberately ptoposed to Cresswell & v o. to' take the contraot at about h N000, 000 and they - consehtod to 't ke it Here tre the nked facts. a he-work, 'by ohioavery and -double ti salibg, is give out at $9,000,000, y id.t asSert he'e; and lt'6anot be b Ifasid, tVft the "*hle work can' be t Mne aid do' ell, foi seven millions i keh, er sesven ad 'a half millions in t %t mortgage, gdiranteed coin bonds, v he-e is about two'millions of dollars 8 iofit to be nade as the job stands. t !hat wilibe Sdott's share? Ai his h 6h 1is ahoit ud he' had ;other itons C the 0r. (8tktb - bon-ds bank bills, t t4d sales, a&d.,' iny 'b'e 'atisfed 8: take e ailf wilin i" Who ''will ii Nsay that 84,t A'l good for .noth- a AOresawel & Oo."reducqd 'thefi t J&f. 'I 16 4 00000 I$,520 respobdih vdtatioWtfMst be shado n tho Q0 ifo idf &a. -eontaine4 i e itdfldoje otbdut $10 p0 on Lurl'$80 a bn>'thord thad 'the price whih' it'an be ' r d n. 'There iA'a pro - ntibriateo diFer. 166 inthe "chAa 'e to hirg' an4 >ikds, whidh eill, 'nd atiabilee ents id' t*eed and a AIf o*agtr otna, retinfbout 64b1tid -'alf dhIu tLI v'tll t'll' jo-a ll'I kpdw aboxt the rum hieh"dffubtd o de' the*ot ryits e taie a ic Vip tl dosit'o6 the Maoon fd NiW4M~dhitftlately of' 1b oi til to . *on Baiiad h&sgubeid d efwitN Genqv i ad t eB1 e Rd, a-eein teeat # Hnfl'ai'sliia, is ilt le bigi1 h sible bea #0e6% He *ae 'y ent lii~slaA be il~top Vsented by ao Gtiec toU jofsMe Ounotatf Oh e. ageof tdrEbth *hidh 'h-preseaitb, B. DE Hagell' how of 'New York, s ugtifo'ef ~t'dlston, and cenies th ohe of the beet families' in the 2 late. 'On leavin5 college he choose i e Rrofession of civil engineer, anid P befrt~dtha twenty years been 0 IbOot with' railrdadp 11md ohr P eblib *orks. Mr. -a~~wa ~ khgidowr $ the~QiiyV* Tii ivnotd Grett Northe ~djai hd 'during &ie VWe Vas Ptesidet'o i 'e Charleston and 8avaankh Rail- -t >ade For the $ist two' years he has .i een General Agenjt of the Great outheirn-Fteight Line viasO01(arleston, istiendnialg, is a as te hln i~ '9 ftdibn digk6 as oloW gli dstln a i~ . 54%'tlde'ef w'arl'eas ay mgft i 'h .1 MOtry. He had 'good baok'4tO' i, rew York,:And could have gir~n heo irity for t1oe'0the' '~unt Of tleo ' t'traet. I t Iau be6u1'a bih r _d lewhi oie itkilad did ire eto thte . k~t~M4Qrsfrom prominn kan k rs in New York. and had . tm, )f jutrdidution to Governdt Scott 'rom General Sherman. No use. Dri 3cott wdd not' in the shop. The only, p6rsons-'of whom I ca'n barn but little are.J. Mi Chrisby & Jo., and Ciesswell, Patterfon &>8el, eas. They oie believed! to be P6dh ylltittnofAv As Vosaldr Christy's >d, vas utAre blind6 I think I have" made it 'ory.lbar hat there *ere fout responsiblo opn otors who 'offered to do the wbrk al. root $1,0,00000 to $,500,000 less hain the brice at; which it was awardo. d the Pennsylvania Arm of Cresswell, ?ar'on & Co..- -This la enongh:for y urpboe It la toV nooessary ti A 9oT iR1'hNt VHY. .Un4jre on whreas cott profeo pd roweg toaq other ma%,I forgot, . nen 1.Q . r.Champl * ' IRth ,0 gg r p0 he tppei" N4.6 h 0 Inl, An 4 'io or.e U0 0 'ed"y 460'q OUr q., overn or unr, 40. oame. ; Cresswell & 0o.,.on I& ontrary, said .that they were wlling hat the $4,000,00 shouldtbe lodged I the : hands of 9overnor Scott and 'ta(e Trfasurer Parker. Cromswell & 1o. took the contract, PHY SCOTT MUST. F, A PARTNER IN THE CONTRACT,'. I have not seen the documents, and o not know what the figures are, but say that Soott is to have a plum out f the Blue Ridge- pie, for these rea ms: The work could be done abd ,as offeret.to be done-at seven and a alf millions, and was awarde4 at ine millions; Cresswell & Co. .wore llowed to negotiata with Boott,'while ie other edtractors were not; Creds ell & Co.'s' bid vas hot accepted, ut Scott told - them they could have 2e job at nine millions, PAnd they.took ;no similar opportuhiy was iten he other contractors; Crosawell A'0o. Pere in constant co'otmunioation with cott, and squatted in his backsogtiqe 4e day the bids were opened ;.lobby g, whisperiug and riding aout with resswell & o. was going on all the me. Thess arn r teasons, and they tis me, as I believe they, i-hl-askt ify. the people- of the State, who. to. ember the ranipulation of the Sate onds and o . bills of the BAnk f e Staq, ind who know tl thbe 1 01' one W& 11' ii 1a M aa1e.ihubdred. of.thousatids of del' bis out of:thirty-five hundred dollar# *year. Who would not be the Ragi. SG vernor of a Southern Sbtate? FIAT JUSTITIA. have said my say, and said it Ithout malice. This whole overn ient is a plundeting, pilferin# Ring, 'hose aim Is, to vnake money, quick,. o matter howe .- know it, .and you aqw ib, My on lypQject in writing best lettrs is to phow up.on of' the igge ostjobi record,-a Itt broth irbf-'he 'eofio Railroad fjob ;*bd to sk *hethar even' our present Legisla aro 4will allow 8seott to fhav.. fp1 wing,. and pile upon the State i load Sdebt johno people, can bear. r^ o not 6lieve' that their stomachs Pill stiid it,' and if this be - so, then ill' Cresswell, Yattorson & Co., and hdir sileI :pattner,'. come to ungnit ,ted gr', The. tapayers mu re iemlyer that every million of' dollars rp ap'endrepiresents $20,000 a gekr'in' xitIii. Thef dtkreedil se that' l16,000,000 fei the Blue Ridge' Ring hAens an addition-of fifty, per cent. to pzrpoesent taxes. This as the whe sa er mf a nutshiell.' ThePhan'x to-day pitchiea itito cott very hands'omely. 1 leave to ororoW for the mountains and shall' ot~be back for a fortnight, whop, if ocesspy, , will aain pr'esent my re pectsq o lis Ezoellency Gov'ernor cott. Lnx RAnIdA'. Re8W Fr Sj:ivuk RON, LL.--aPassengers.'from' SilvewRue, Lla., repor6 ..a serique taw- ak. tat inoe.onjeterla. Reflin, eqaawg. hndidate' for' ~ ig~sssliad -~ p Qlntt there,au wa's mret byth tagrob --TIn the cotirse -of his apio extold hjs lirethr6dethat the "white eap ,o.lwork thom alday,pnd m~tnatn t. A ent e i e 'erokd " ee ~ n aus Sertin 'th'eli4,' when a a Wgo~deV istol al fired, *hootingfoff'"ta burb -of 8heariff Wsro. Copild*I le. shopstie ten ok plap~'~ 41. 5143t 'of whoh Heflntok~~ qods. The negro.y 'f&rt kif(4this: pu~ diinsthe #adloel .LM1;aa,,, ea -rg6si o oE umb j9un.~ io m effne -A per a84da qa 4 a.rried off a bag fall of sermons. The 06miner Agnbodturh1iFait in Oolum -bla-Oirdular -from the lixeotitiveoOom. T-he following Circular explaine it. I 15t iurafotgAII7 to alh. "TVhos r~or ganization of the Sta to Agrcultural Soetstyratigural *elh',for'tberfutur6 'devolopmoiit, in' 8ohth~Oarolhat We' .forlc 4586sttod, that:6l Afamidrb i-anl prom lees ;w161f lib6ali~n'd 'ul Igbtend Optrit. ' -Lot' us doQ' &dutyj, andlogrl pedpl6 need not 'go-tortlj.-Wist, &o~ ,ute oaih,7 t6 lok~or''thoulad-of ' ftomtse. - Undr -our ryery j ifeet Iree ,mli o 6Va~rioUltutl t*9.%ltli, *hiob, if pioperly 'dbv6oped,"*6lld dotv6nly be;. renufi~riivb tion'tfiti~ V people,, but woul~d Indiio thke siftipti at the 8. 0 ?e'A'%iut~r interosta, of fho[Stat , hea weltar o t~po~l b 0ODQC te4 Y rgjIP,We.01 A ia 1.0, 1b'~~~l4 tbpSto qlrlutu $jt~r~ 10 ir kqa~ fr, ea q re, 1 T ep~rae .,rging Min~l~je - D eod , the, .. riowAPAP a ~ ' oit pd; 10 inq 06r t16e. rQeoqt'j rgy4 ~.o all to c ..ro~ If. " bayoc~~n Im Is, gromiur liM tt' it wil rm n or. e O g$ k~lt,.O& 'rotdqtho d-osar otatyo qr qy~ o dpse WT4,ft W~~~tb ~ I. -s jn hs n ~t fo' 9'wti'uae rop ~qs& to . gn o4~rd tOR o, . a't Aiem ab . ofe~~ of6jp t. iior te Oqi J9I "tttqo tq tien, annal ti Ibe 4U atPOP *'c tAU t tj zotv.1 OA~ 48oo pieq ft ~ 4, ti QeoWty p~r~m Q9iAJJ 'tkyo .OM 424Wi~ oollt.tb oktu ~ .mases ITR ravldo'A6 4 6 to 1b~ba*og~&t4, 0 j~hil O Q~mmu44,'j' f o bhderition' IOt~'4 .,tt .6nt . . . L,..I Intense Exoitement at' 1 dtvhld Court .. .-ousop Soutir (arblina,-?,t' hip" ube #41S~ 1 e j4; ~p -f~ 0~~ds o*ib~d~ fi~ ~jlle ~Y9 u~ mae Q., Y 4, r,~p Bigd~ok , -'i pp g AMA . , )I 1 00 Thdet Iqp 'b*~~~ob at ~b n6 tR0O w kt p non , aolp Tn hut TQ,8ft 5Q v -~I , 14 as i with~ ao of llQit sen Criad '~ nfed oer us Iztq a come vIsAj nd Morg~j eI 4, ago t1T atp *1hQEiebeb MIA 44e4a6 v OdwieleznA~.wwm'-A. # 64,tb *IMaW? 61000 ?,tk Ps~t 0 I, 199A g~~~iMe AFw 0n~ no ILY r ' L~ Roo I. AL A 0 4 CQiiel '-0 oQui PyltY .ri From information derived., from. a couple ontlQor,9MIAnwet W eyo-wit. n8, 1W.eY& ff twe city Yes Iirdayworvlig, after. coffine to bury. the de~ YJRrAhO a.- fita and -bloody r~~iv occ.. ~ iectiop pecll4ct of 14tioi af OWilip offi'o1hrl.Se8lectmen, -SuIiveyo0t, 0ilrk -and. 4Ponstable., The J)rvttiyesof, 4e toWnrnhip lld nomi 'Im4awd ahoskly ieuse~ tl~e claims of Calldioites. frond their' pa ty'Inl 6114 6 Alsldr Id tbk' w*hite- i~opi6~ of ti e *grb -kd AoTIM9 -bOmbinjfition for these ROVrYdwPOW0(lotiig, j Tile canvass -had paki Lnl Mt'thtrlt pa~ie10 ihofglip to thie 6dclaration thllctndratt lind okicuft' Aoth the Ohitiiultirs furnished us,, thle Aiffioulpy stews to;,hxV*,Jhe it., origin, 4444 krqpysjIq91 fqllows:. W heyl , heA j~!.~'Y~Q1. 1'?t 1an i 1 i'A! r '#Att I111d4ieeti V thorbuisbly 116l W. fthe. stigoasQ 9f js Oiq*etj, e ~ beat; - o t t~aeYou, co le ieol a 0' t m rou, whilte 4alvN .'A..Wod ;V/*'d, klbtothei~oof tihe clerkeleotj Pick. * 'eno %VowW-wi-.!od the position of clerk in the etqrq,pf. NV. P. Royal,;j nI this city, was ppseptand demaraded a retrctio otT~ie's'clarotion, 66 fat f as it applied to his brother. At tbis JtiActilr6,1 Pkkenr Woodward drht his F ,pistol. When: hoiwas approablhed by John) .11 ,;J Oland,- w1q,. wresto,4 tile, weaqi t~tan ' P d~ci'911 '~rewhis m~, wll 6udward ' 8 il&dtbhlkkakll i'igt)q t hc6 et'oawebof~th atter. The wonnded iPUiekstoggered off !a (tew (euq Apo'.,1 1btait.' ~~i ~ hii~i )hot0- 'linger- t( *Oii rat sufferieng, Jintil aidut .32 foI.lca at nigt whp exped~jpa :hijjltfqJ.,s4 I4dy, Wyp~jfrq(Q~Vr .to Ili* rpd A P... *hpfdot, &1 .p 'dtbhbilcPiisof the n~ait -o WzattLTyler, jpd, 1119, brother.- Josen i, a1.r'eq91ye dslighI wvounds from ie V1olafel 'ai teihd fWoodwatd, 1 fobiiMe in'thd ,side; an I. tile latter in tt "With~hi~'ih tirblood lb yeli t~atg,~aa.4~qen~hod tQ .iIi~lVcA 1 ifle - O eng .Wlc. .y weep ,0 l A A! and s ids eQ 4 , At th ' s junct~ure, .the..father of. ;,QAoO1, n L '~el-Sr. w bo yr ovi.pf. th rQpsqrv i i~tes' for sole' Ine, f fipsrv&tve atiir to Which Id son I'*6sd, 6o4od in *M'Wood*iit tWham: h6!e saweededi iii folig. to, ;hA Whoni. ilie. Green- W6.0 phnip ',vridi"red two spA rm p~ W~di'ar aofrd aipo Frnk PMJ 4qr~, oed g~ii~ i J ho4.m Frrn~,th,,~~ec~tP hs%~~d Qot Riot in Oharleston. We extract froti tWe' Charleston Noews the following summary of an at tAck ..Y, a -number of. negroes upon a colored band accompanying a Savannah bape ball club on a visit to that city: During the game the police expe rieVced 'considerable difiulty in pro renting the.crowd from traspaesing u on the gipundallotted to theplayere. C. iediattli after -bth close.of t e game, it was requested that the crowd ihould be made tb move back. The police com rntoed to perform this' uhpleasant duty but their force was, too small. - Major Dgilby, of .the United Stat6s Army, V requested to eend sewe of his so ierus to the aid Q( the police. He con. ieitAd, ifd six unarmed s6ldiers came ip. The 'Work of forcing the crowd back >ver the rope stretched on the Meetiug itreqt side, of theGreen comrntaiced. 'Der I syi emqpinent, a mulatto, named Rate zzard, became very disorderly and he.lto *t policernin who, after re Iliesting him to behave, arrested him, rhetetpo Rafe struck the policeman ipd eodtqvored to get away. Then en. a general melee, during which 'the >ot ce resisted the efforts of the negroes o"rescud Rafe, striking them -over the iead with their clubs. The bix soldiers eized the ,base ball bats lying about, in I rushed to the assistance 'f the po ice, Major Ogilby endeavored to stop Ie. rnel~. but his efforts were of course 1til. . Theegroes were rapidly rei-n afrced,; knd Were About to overpower the Polico and their six' soldier assistants, wheu a squad of armed soldiers came i load thir muskets as they 'ame. .nrinl this time the soldiers were host anxious to shoot, but weterestrain d, by their officers-aMnjor Ogilby at no-.tim retnarking. "The man who hoots without orders I: will go for." I% wenty ninntea aet tlis riot c.nitnenc d,,everythiine was.qtrinet. A squad of bldiers"*ere itatioded at the Corner of Dalhoui 4ndl Meetingestreet, and at the ;ate!otu AMeeting ,treet. Two. of the iolicemien. wereuslightly injured during I Wheti the disturbance itat conimeno d t're were nova.6ver 1,000 negro mbn 'resentN%'ut by tbis time othere were uily 2,500 i Wbep,,theband reached .m gap ree ded upi %pd oni'f ncunu le sal b I t a ind alling them )emocrals, and throwirg' rocks. and ziqpdf brickstat, them. Thre of the o werea.trupk witl the missiles. The lfyer on the IrombQrQ spized that in w'ient by i the small d ' with both nds and swung it alrzilknocking Lotn W4n or eight of the assailants. A's6otvas this rasauk wasnmade, the iilitAry .-marled. Qut in tIroqg force id rqvpe h c~yd froip off tle corn rs. In this f heyer aided by yor' Pillsbury rodin p' ht this point nd tupqn' being asked tvhat *as tb be Q.ue, Tqplied Ltjt, he did qqv know, as o pr . wre pogce Us llien by~e- oft 'Gov.,obrt H. Cridahon"' hief Of the rstadh,- Po. idb, n- iarifk thies;drtto.Ool., ddy, rhoiwns an offoor .in t1li-o4 army with T a kned him itfg ki~ broteqtion 411 to w h 48, as we i b e would Ythe fo #~ . It was *ce ;ry or-a wo # ofcuet it' offieially. hbe Mayor returned shortly after his eargurf, A# eu~t&the serviqes of hie n;ilItar. oi ~qdefe~iled about Ixty '*heuindey darumandibf Lieuten J~aA8a Qand.Iyym,v49 escor6 the !gnar4 bapd dpw1, prn 4adrdyi ee & cO.'a s~grje and4 &speghhid pt Mus o'st ~ ra~ rs. kundrd4tinhefl tQI was jv. mdkle, itIs tdvizar Npn 4ese 4eonnebls she 0Ietoo bmi fph i ha ing