The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, September 11, 1872, Image 2
FAIRFIELD HERALD
IS PUIII,'i3itIe:D) WEEKLY BY
D0ES POtITES & WILEAAA MS,
Termnc.-Tiip H 8Mnar I PIsublishier Wook
)y in iite Town of Wiuntsboro, at, 63.00 in
variablyj inl advance.
riv"- All Iriotsiont advertiseients to be
pail in nlvance.
Obi;tuary Nutices and Tributes $1 00:per
s qua tre.
Tferrib)!c Iilavges of t he Ctai'pillar In
Florla.
The condition of the crops under a
general and more cartful inspection
is most dishtirtcning. Thle' i caterpil
lar has dono its work, and as far ats
further production goea, the crop is
detroved. Old plantors sa'y that
they have never t-eon them so general,
or their work so thorutmh. All that
noW Imiin- is to gather the open
bolis. Picking will have been coim
pleted by the 25ii of September.
Under the c-mbinmed inluctces of
drought, rust iaml worm the crop has
opened very inpid ly, but the early
recceipt:i are, ithowever, the indication
of a very Ohort crop, not cither a
large or forward oie. It will tatke
iroam teii to lilft(.n acres to the bao.
urme-rs a:'u very depondeit. 'h & e iI
-Orln 1 enTr a1re p641oo, Inil Iinless tIey
retliza full prics fur their coltti,
)1na11y will be cnple tostop p-lanlt.
ing.-Ex~tract froml at livAte LAtter.
Till: CATELarILLAtt IN MI:o1ORA.
coriVee.p ident of t lite Zavanntih
News wriltS Irumin Ciro, Thomlalis
County : '-Tho caterpillar.. ha vel
nudti I il ' ppe rance in thi sectioT n
by lthe iiilho. 1 was in a cotton
paktch ye.terday, ; 1 saW that the3 I
were c..tiug right ahead oni it. I s w
11ut fCw g W % n wol is, yet tey had0
(atenl tilt top Ic ves 1I that ti1-y
1-o'ked like itt. wol<i . I th111.k they
will eit. it otit. itiiely ill another
wCeek. Two mouths ago the crop was
as1 promiliiing as it was et ver knownil ill
this section ; but, it is chui:ged now,
for Ihc rist has in jured early cot-tol
very sc iuislv, and the 1,-ll worms
have donlle, tai are btill doing, iuch
.1m111ge to tlho Crop. Thu cottol
weed, v:eiro the rust did not kill it,
has1 g1ow utiu Islizt Ily la1ge, antid bomtle
armers edlinplin ot their cottol rot.
ting in tll bll, owing to the wet
weather. I thiik the rust, caterpil.
).Irsl boll worms, anld other disasters
altogether, will cut off the crop fully
oie-ha 1t'.
The Alhany, Oa., News says : "Old
practicil farmes informn us that they
hiave never sen a poone . prospect for
a cottoni crop ill this section of the
State tha1n the li esetit. Caterpillns,
rust and raIin are playing said Inavoc.
Mlany lields are cntirely ridIdled (it
the leaves, an10d the ntormsin have con
1MnCd ea ting (Ithe biolIs. The li-ot
tomt ilti., aret .il'riig intenisely w ith
rt, Iand th! hig IeaItlifuml stallks
whiieh promilsedh such a spleidid 3ie (
havt not Ino1 tiai ol -ha.Illf f ii ed.
On0ie (11 Lwekett & Jola'. Lee,
fren whIlich tiley < xpat ed at I ,.I
one thousalId lel , %ill n'ot p1 idet'
mlore tlui uthree i.umtdred ; atind this i.
about the glleral average."
A KlvSit ge Afrit'il lln timellt.
AA. . ir:alley the savage of -the
the follin Wig Cebara~cterist ie doon
(.id is n~ i'ih us ! Ilii alli Ucaven !
S' ses S. t i ot, ii . he ourin Presi..
dent ini 1872 ! ii..il all1 llell I
inl 18731. 1113! ho ! 1lion. Daiw-(n A.
Wa liker, e:iu, w ill atiii muist hie (Gov
Ciem' of GeorgJ.ia3 in 1873, by~ the free
penopule. Alli raut anid ~\Vilon Re.
jimbmlicars andi all true lrishmlieu and1(
I lat tle i at'iniolt vole for'u a t 'olintlhtn
Siuniday iuii Bblei mihi rally2.13 atl Catiot
nipI re,1l 1ll-stmreitl3C,.n-layIaftero
Sthe l,-t 2,I i82 at. 3ii o'slo P2.1r
Grant ndlt eii ty \\i il5 ,a d t n
t y.
WeV. wish to formn a G rant Cliub of
overld~ lt l5. il ne. t'tinLiie. fo ie
J"Sme.' r~igh si nder I i' l hlit' iltan,
1o. n d ils r t i l .rd~hCi1 . CC
.1 a~ ils3311 invt al theiik an
La.e a 1-:1giAne oms1e.\ \vej~y
the aluntIay , ' C ., t red t. jnies lin
d hathame loultyste in arms11 under jathe '
II . ~ W. Wilren, 13 -tud dve tib in
Aase dispos, d bto dr the publXier
fa' t is greaviht lie -p ib it fa l' htig
ilillladdo (x'it s on monr o
Thlis frbilliu-t notbeposted if the
To oibtland, \le.,our a e judicia
tdcso akmemtlgahcopner
messa corety mandeliv themcs
promptly.~ upi lrokym h
A e d ~it] ow 1 ieore th~ ilw orkd
Cout nolvftm iou~ing thq fa hto
t rait for usines purosesif th
tolibitior. Thea 11 crlt h a maer
I aue of ivor lvingywthu gexcise
tons.Agut~'lrol swoto that te olddik3
he drank so many glasses in a day
that no man could count them, and
that no man ever saw him drunk.
"Biled Crow" nlti lluzzard,
The Charleston News alluding to
tie rColut6tin adojted by the SUte
Dimocratio Executive Committee, re
maniCs:
"They require the Republican,
party, in the abenceo of a Demoeratio
State ticket, to fulfill in gooi fit ;h
their publio pledges, but they indi.
Cate to preforenec for vither of the
wings of that party. It is not difli.
cult to fird substaontia reas 'ns for
this reticence. 'Tlie situition is tm
yet ripe. Only afitr a calm and pa
ticut weiJhinig of -tile promises and
record of the Orr liad Moses factions
ein a suo coniclu-ion be reahebl.
Neither ti.cket is such a one as the
DetatLeratiC CitiVzenaS of the State,
unarder other circutmtances, wi ouldl de.
sire to buppeort. But we (lke it for
granted thiat, to secure worthier incmtt
bers of the Legislature ard better
eounty otilicers, it will be necss:try
for the pople, sooooer or later, tIo
take their choice between 'biled
crow' tind buzzaud.11
WINNT1SBORO.
Wednesday Morning, Sept. 3, 1872.
Miy- Correspondenco solicited fa ou every
seCtloUn Of the counatry.
(irti coiltis are ipen to ail for a free
lli:-Ctsion of anty prinaciple. theory c.r ida't,
blt we are i tin wary responsihiae for the views
or op1itions of correSpRotidetts
T. ROSS R1OIIERITSON, Editor.
Natilnial Reform1 Ticket.
For- President.
HORACE GREELEY.
'For Viec. -resIhent.
BENJAMIN GILAIN BROW N.
1lanton Duncru's F are.
The recent gattering at Louisville,
under tie title of "National Demo
eratic Conventioi," was brought
about clit-fly ltough tihe cifoits of
Ulanto -ta trDuneanof Kentuerky, a sore
-head, disappointed politiian of the
Bourbon se-hool, so-valled, wlhoso in
fhuence and force is said to I cit cum
scribed solely bj the "greenbacks" lie
posseses. We are not aware of his
ever having been promineit in Demio
cratic council.-, iad from geieral re
port ie lasi not alway- been of tire
Democratic faith, Iis former politi
cui persuasiors lairving beenl ' Knto4
io-thi irgit%." M)laty burmises have
betni iidulged in in the .Uttempt to
sol vo tire motives that hav indweeJ
hii to pirsue his pretenit strarnce
v-i se, lin regard to lte Pr'siient ial
Vaitnaign Dow Well under wa V, atd a
great d. iti has been said abou- him that
lie wouldn't consider cophlimenitia y.
Whother or not 51r. Dunc.i has tact
cd sincerely, and from conscienti.us
o nvictions, we do fnot tel alied
upon to saty, as a naatter of r rvarte
opinion, but all the circumi.t.nia~s oif
the affair, taken in connaetiona with
its surroundig-, force upon uts the
con~cl usi oar thait, he liars ra inade himsel f
liabtle to have unikind thhi.gs isaid ol
himt, and~ to be held utp before thre
cun tray in tno otheaor liht atan t ht of
thaoe cif actori in a mriserably gotteai
uap f'riree. Thlear, es of tihe coutry
irare h..d ira their coluinas staients,
at the different timres Ilately, t he teat
dcties~r of wvh i hae bieen to seriouas.
ly cianprotarise both Ithe paiivat e r.tail
pubh o ebaine ater of 3lr'. 11auinat
Tihie-e ba re tmet with no de'ni eithIer
fromtr the it.dividaltrl they affeocr, or hris
friends. taiad the impares-,:on is left
upoinn the coutry tha~t theo trotives,
that sa~geste'd thIis conveti ni, were'
iibetira mecnary or krairhl, and of
thiis i'e we frilly convinced. Einher a
hrn' of tire d~Iiemma, irn whlich Mr.
lhaincan is pilaced, woulid be certaiinl
rtV.tnsive to evi a'y man of honror. The
oretr ion tf thie diilemm ria rests u pon,
Mr. I)'s shtoualder's, aind lie lialon is
respon~rsile for it. if hie mranii pula
ted thie farce with a view to maiet.g
it ''pay,'' after thle usual miannter of
thieatrical ma nagers, we preItume
be ha.s been inan ply re*ward ed for ahiis
t rouble rad labor. If mnoney wats not
Iis o.bje'ct, thren he lao ts to encun trr
'the cblige lof t reasona to hris pat),
andi desert on fromri its rankis. lie arid
his followers pr'oebmaa themselives
''tir true Democacy"v of thio lad,
anad insist that, they r'epre'er.t all t hat
is really Democrat ie. his is all1
bosht, arid conun endas it self oaly to a
for political villains, who, beitng kick
ed out of other piarties, try to tack
their fortunites to the tail end of thie
Demiocratic pirty.
Th~le great conastitutironal party of
the Uniion, Cotmapotsed of Li beralI
D~emaocrats and Liberal Reptublicanrs,
antd of which we glory itt beitng an
humiible mem tber, las naothitng to fea r
from this contemrptill inondescript,
set en its legs tat Laouisville, arnd
orliginated to serve a vile purpose.
Mr. Blaniton Dunacani has inideedi gain.
ed a naotoriety, butt such as no truet
patrioit will be j. alous of. If hao is
satisfied with his acting in tis
strange farce, w.. -r no ispose to
disturb hiti. hI is our satisfaction to
refleet, however, that this 'ititle sensa
tioyn will die away, and be no more
thought of.
The LouisVdlo Convention.
"Tle agony i-4 over," and the fol
lowers of BlIanton Duncan have been
in solemn ceaolave, deliberating for
the t-afety (7) of the Demooratie par.
ty. The result of their labors will
ie f:uid -ia ou-r telegrapihic columni.
Tile "Straight-outer' have thrown
their burdens uton Chaq. 'O'Conor
and John Q iiney Adunns, two of the
b mt Men in tlO wIhole count ry, but
a't the same time tmvo of the wor.t
dupld poliliciuis of t,he ag.. W-e
e-in soure'1ly conceive -why tWo vokl
d i ti'nguishe~d gent'emen hould allow
theiml.-elves tobe m:1le to 's of by a
mero handf61Ul of impj'r.aeficel ruie
gades frm the Iemocrati- fold.
Any man who culmy and dispassion
ateiy regari the p ownt Presidential
cotcat, will Le f(oreed to conclude that
th1 i--sue ism mol'y bet seen G reeley and
Grant, aid that the very rature of
this coitest am'h:ta of no uther issues.
It has beei rlearly esta blished that
the gatheri ug at Louisville was iat
nipulated, at least to a certain extent,
by G1rant'a lieichimen, and that the
Adninistiation pi)aty lockod upon it
as its forlorn hope. Vietlea in .this
light, it, is the more iIurprising th it
Mr. O'Conor, who hs laIIyII Stood
pronitnent in the DImocrait ic ranlk,
should fur one ieglI moment counte
l nee it, muchI less become the ('X.po
nieut of its traigo dugmas. Wo be.
lieve that a few, a very few, honest
ald sincero en p):arti-ipiated in the
Convention, hut there is not a doubt
in our mii.d but that n large majurity
of the Fo called delegates were actual
eiieuis of the D.oicaey, and paid
supporters (.f Radicali.,m. All at.
tetding circum.inee-i confirm such u
bclief, an d Im..strate that the
move nent is w a Olthy of no counte
ianco or support froi any true
he.'rted Democrat. Ilorace Greeley
has been cL'rzced by a conventlin of
a Nati, nal Demuocratic party, called
regularly, and representative in char
acter, and no De mocrat, who nuknowl
edges fealty to his party, can refuso
to support him, without ieuriing the
descrvcd chiarge of being a deserter
Idid a renegade.
A Retrospect.
To glance bick over tho checkered
vista of the pist affords to but, few
mortals tiny s.,tisfaction or pleasure,
but ic som.times brings fresh to our
niinids scenes and events, ep-leto witIh
u clul lessons, and calcilated to shed
iight over that path that leads
thiough the unknown fu t ure. The
intability of evcrydthing human pro
cludes the posib.ility of w hat is past
beinig ever lecalIled, propierly speak
ing, b'ut we cie pertr-it ted at least to
contemiiplate tho transaet ion~s of by.
gone daiys, a renew hvlopes and as
p'iraitions uipon the wreck of those
lately b'la't d.
11 oral Ily, socialIly, andt polienihy, the
last d1 eade of ou r li'.es has w itne. s.
edl our shametal rN tr..gression, and to.
day we aire forced to admait that the
boai ted pirogrese of our country, and
her institutions is a shami and a do.
Inision. What:, if' wvithbin lhe period
refen ed to, th electiie liui i has been
wihil w e live a ha t, if' in that time,
the 'evn hi.r1e'' has p'.-neitrated the
saivage wibk ef' the far Wecst, and
ploun gheel tibroi~c h thei hourls~ of gis
ganne moun103tains ; a hat, if tho bed of
the ighity ocean has beeni made the
r st i ng-p1.. CI of a mium o i i(f ii nne
dla31Cei~ anonuicat ion het wceni the Old
and the New Worlds ; what signifies
those cvents in proof' of progress, if
on the ther handl graver cousidera.
tions5, respecting the trume greatniess of
a nat ion, have been suffered to decay,
and thloso means disregarded that
tihiefly tei:tl to perpet uato all that is
nole andi~ goIn in nmn13:1 ? A li ttlhe
moe th an ten 3 ears ago, peace and
pirioIeity shonte overy where t hrough
out this fa ir hland of ours, anid those
im3)penetra bloel clus, that se-paan to
the preasenit from the fu tutre, wore ra
liant with silve r linings, lint soonl
the sceno was changed, tand a san
gulinatry wal fare rent and <ii lt raeted
the wthole Comatry. Tfhis had11 its end,
adour tn isfrt unes then suddenly
camem r pon ns. A imass of ignioraniceJ
was hited frosm a state of soemi-bar.
h'arismn, and p'laced on a footing with
enh gh tenmienit and intellIigence . V u .
tures ini human gairb swarmed upon us
and( dlevouired otur scant subatance.
The despot's heel pressed our neeks,
aid, though freemen, our condition
was mIadle Worse than that of slaves.
Thel governmient esta bliabed by our
forefathers, wise and benifient in its
provisions, lhas been pulled down,
pracetically, aind a mnilitary despotim
siubstitutedi in its stead. The public
Treasury of theo nation has boen plun
dered wantonly I' ienhere ntih
of States have been trampled upon,
and -the written law of the land viola
ted and spit upota. Riot and bliod.
Phed havo-been sanotioneed, in tibe in
terest of knavi'h and -unprincipled
-rulers, v'nd every consideratiou -df de.
eency, morality, and honor, regard
ed with contempt, and so treated.
With such a condition of things in ex.
istenee, can it be said truthfully that
we, as a people and nation, have ae
tully progressed to our own good,
during the space of ten or twelve
yoars. We fail to see wherein. On
the eontra-ry, the eorrect standurd f
-oivilktion has not been e4evated any
at'the trands of -the qtresentt sgenera
't-in.. We have greaily dagenerat'ed,
and 'hnre naught 'he'reof to butoast.
'Rui etares us in the face, and 'unless
'a -change comes quickly, tire fate of
this Republic is sealed. The 'logic of
events is incontrovertible, and the
history of all governments proves
that when their aimus -and ol.-ecto are
subverted, they eventuall.y tumble to
The Smilern Mloses.
Thm nomination oft'. J. Mosei*, Jr.,
Sp1eatker of the South Carohina Ilouse
-61' Representath-el, for Giovernor cl
the seri.s of the Radi-cal orgies that
imakes the ipectator awnd tpp'lled.
'-!'he dteonine deionstratious of the
Cor.vention th-.t forced this uomina.
'ti'eu weie beyond the recob of crodi
be dezeriptiun. It was the first
tine barbariqm ever broke lose ii
the 'poltics of a St-ite in the Union,
We had become fainiliar with the
scenes enacted in Nan D.ningo, and
the sine elei.ct.ts wecre triuimphtant
here. Scott was too grons a pubhc
seandal for the Grantites to caity.
and therefore Mo-ej was submitted ii
his pla-Ce. But Moses is wbrse everi
than his pttecdes'o'r. No possible
characterization of him woul1 all
within the compass of defaination
At the outbrerk of the war lie was a
red-hot, irrespimsible, fire-bieathinip
iecessioni t. I-e railed the Confed.
orate flag over the ruined walls o
surrendered Fort Suioter \vith hi.
own rebel harnlq. So outragedus wa.
the 810t by which, he was forced upor
the State ab its gubernatorial cnadi
date, that devoted Giant men lmk
Jiames L. Orr and United Staite
Distriut-A ttorney Co t in fl d fron tll<
Convention in disgist and indigniati.>n
11n1d subsi. quently tade seCparatI
nominatioliS.
While speaker of the [Totise, thi
Moses was the parent of llt legi.-latisr
by which the State is at onice dis,
graced and impoveriebed. 1i b, L.,
the bilis for swinding the Stato ~ol
suieh vast at. ounts ; and in his seat
-ffected their pasoigo through tIh
body over which he pre.iled. 11
was the head rohber of the legis]iative
ring. lie plotted with the forms o
law s-) as to empty the treasury, draiu
ihe resonrees tf the uiti'zen, ad out
off all netheds of seenring final re.
diress. If there is a degree in Ecotn.
drelism that deserves the naei
of pie eminence, he has richly
earned the right to wear its title.
In order to carry out his swindling
schemecs, this Moses has been shame,
lesly conspicuous in coaxing, Wheced.
l'nmg, burying and driving thme negroei
into voting for his measures ; and ti
be the surer of their support, hie hat
corruzpted their leaders by shiarir'g
the public plunder with them, A~
greedier ruiseaI in politics probabmi
never felt indifferent to the conCeal
m.-nt of his ta pacious purp'oses.-Bos
'n P'ost.
How trely is Strengthecning.
The editor of the Savannah Re
pubhlican is in New York anid givecs th<
following cheeting ne~ws of Greele3's
strength
The political aspet.tsl very en
co'.rging, and at both Demhocrat anm
biberal flepublican headijirt ers
great (cnidece is ekpmOssed in th<
result of thle Octchier elections, whicd
aie the fo.rerunrs, and foreshamdon
tly these headqujmarter9i. b-eing Ir
diyr'ceip)ts oft letters amit tle.
geamas fromn AlIl pttrts of~ tho cohthtly
f 1vinlg the latest andt ltiost acciratt
iinoriation, a v'ery cor'rec't idea Cara
be formed of' the pr'ogres.i of thme cam-*
pam igni. Fromt this source of intelligenece
i 'earti that the tidlings from the greal
WVest--the seat of power-ale of' the~
most gnat ifying desuript ion for tht~
frietis of (reeley. The cause ia
spreading through the West as a fire
-weeps over tier prairies, and reforn:
and reconciliation are driv'ing befort
thmelh corruiptiob and despotismi, a:
pe rsoi lIl 1y the spil'men, who are
robbing and ruiinig the country.
The "Old Dolninion,'4
The term "Old Doaminion1" its
plied to Virginia is a idi~ to have
originmatedl from the following facts
Iruiing the protectorate of Cronm
well the colony of' Virginia refused te
iekniow ledge his athority, and sent
to Fhnder'- for Charles I I. to comet
anid reign over them. Charles ae.
copted, and was about to emnbark
when lie was recalled1 to the throne of
E~nglandi A fter his tieeession, as ai
reward to Virginia for her 1loyalty,
ho allowed that colony to rgnarter the
arms of Englanmd, Ireland and Scot
land With its ow'w showhing her' to bt
a member of the "Old D~ominion."
the historical facts on which this
atatement is based seemt well fonided,
and such is said to t'o the origin of
termn as applied originally to the
colony and now to the State.
The m arket gardens near London
are wondnerful in ante.~
'O'Conor's Letter.
We ba've 'ieen kind-ly furnished
wit' the following perspicuous and
pollucid rendering of C'harles O'Con
or's letter 'to Blanto'n Duncan's
Straight Out Convention:
"The extreine frigidity of the cir
duambiont atmosphere had so con
-geoaled the pellucid non-aqueous fluid
that pervades the rpure straight-out
ce'u'leob that circles round the enr
nious D.tican and tihe highlV rit ified
Chatfiold, it is with the muost cuiitoIA
and supurlative reluctance I have
been compelled to procrastinate my
.premeditated egre.sitn into the
polatina'te province of the "d:irk and
bloody," commonly called entucky
for the medical-chemical-gelencial
coudjuvalnCy of the distinguished sois
of Esculapian Deriouracy whet ehy the
el'piatnt -dillitesid matter of the
at ithniot d-ieaise, haL Fo pervalded
the ora-nium into nlhieh it itas fil .tted,
thit I am fearfully ipprehersive of
an1l abuolute extinguisimen-t of cur
vi-rri verifications. With most cx
trium'ditr.ry regVeet, I reZnrain you-rs
'tit- death,
Ctat.~nEs O,CoNo~n."
Purifying the Jiditiary.
In At. Lonia a ilovv t. i.4 on 1Iot
to mde ilt two of tht best la w vers of
that ely, one a .k1m1 ct-, Ih.- l hr a
Reptblian, to become candidateni ,r f
the two ciremi jighips, this fore
rai'lii'g tihe acti onl I lw ire r a t
conventions, and insirling ability anel
integrty on tle tlferior bteich. Th
-citiluenrs ge--irally, it is avowed, wooi I
Vote for snech 'Ca-ndi.t, awld so d'Ia'
thme1 aspira'iols of fall Ohw p,-o.f ge.r
ai cor'er-grocerv 1wera wlt. xiI.o h
be otherwise lo.g- rollIIg I'l.r Ihi vatamtt
positjons.
ATerri-ble listilill uiterY.
T'OPEicA, Kanitsas, A tig It :31 .- 1, t
M5N)lsi:*1, a guvelimo n. ld :t:i0 .
six Ittlete ills S ht. ked, heut (eei
Culsn Ci-y utind Fm L n, b:, two
hundred A pache Indilone, wi ltin.dt
lfieen out of I te t1iri tu.tb
ig to the- train, it.l C.tred (.ie ItP
int~o slavery. Steplhenol n tl
wugoli Iaster, wa: -kieitA ati-.-e Ir .m
head to foot. A ca;valr, foit c ,.f oet.
bundred men werc es .rtitlg :h. t- rint,
but had become sep ratea from it.
We licar the -pain i l rtinr ftom
Massachustietts, thatt Den. Ul~tt r Is
likely to de rt ,, Gratt ud go Over te
Greeley. Now inl Iie natme of all Ow
Giods ii. once, wihat evil have we d, n
to merit :uch an 'I fliet ion s thi- ? -
The great. Liberal a-id Dleosmer:tiC
party of the oinii ry con!d toler.te
alnojst any ahing inl eationl. 1Ilut to te
I rokeit down It'nl diibml te by t?-so
eiaton with a bkotfl imiip and spo n
lifter is too much for Chri.tian pa
tiece aI nd for h.: ilce Fruta Ill
such, goo- lard dlive is us
The New Yo.rk lHerabl, of Thrs
day) says iu its i-tock miarket report
'-Te Southtern .liate Ionds wcie ie.
lected ind generally steady. TIe
new South Ca roliiias were exception.
ally aetIve anad at tle Msatile time2C
heavy, soeto pretty rpirited buyitg
failing to advance 'he Jily issues
beyond *1." The Hrtald of Friday
reporte new South Carolinian "ihearyi. .
withI a wide difl'erence betwee ccihte
views of buyers tad sellie-s.
The postn.ge oni eireallars, newspa
pot's, anid other t ranscienit prn tedi ima
ter, which, under the old law was two
tents for every four ounlces or ls
is onie oent for two Cuniees or lo~s;
smatll ciroelars, whtichi fortmeily co.4
two cents ii to mil, can i now be senit for
Otto Cent-an imtlportatnt red lietion to
butstiessi men~ whIo use Ithe mail largely
to advertise teir busintss. TI'Iu
change ie now in fmeec, the law being
immetd iate in its effects.
Dr. JewettI, a well oedutcated atid ee.
cearic old gentlemaiso of Ni rth
Ifaven, Me!., 0e11nmi led saiti e ii i h.
ciftice on I",ideay l.;st, ini a ver, < xtrai
ordinary mian.,er, by tseverm tg t he
femloral arter in both his thights, tatil
lhen setting lire to a cen ifti l of hera.
S no oil which lie had pouredl over the
dres-.edl, wectering in his bloodl in the
mtidlt of fire, and oiled iltn.ed iatily.
Froml~ S.enthI A fricai we Inarn that
i te yieldl of diamtnd~t s at thli Uape at.
Go iod II ipo tniisesa cotioneslt* exi'.ed.
ittgly remn ietra tli., Itoe rtec-ioss
tones beintg fouliii Iin lbe nosItiinIte..
Dishonesty wos Inutreasintg ili ; rb
beries osf thet geins teing fr.q .0ii.
An A mterican wats cots ieted tIf plan.
d erinig the nm.ilIs, andi le-eived as.
vere scetee.
A mian heatling of an. 1her who was
a humbdedt yellrs oid .-midi, con51 e . p n.
tbnsly, "al~sh.v ! Wit .t a fuin- a ...m
niothitg!I Why, I ite y go : dr.hbr
was~i I ihvo hi' woud tie 15) 3yeli,
oldi.1
In the vieiluify' a-fl fng t a', ..,
thero are teirriblel see.es oft ,ulle-in g.
Tlhe hetis lay bi-- eg O.gs, thle goIls
wear bhars n ti Ihi r n.a-...s, tie pee
potuds boil anid bubble, and lscr fstie..ks
lait Ont a pioket feo couk ini two
Some of thte vineyard proprietors
of Cabllforniai believe that raim c515ean
be matde from thte tivie grai~o equal
to that of Matluga,
At the reccent "Fatt MlenYs' e-lamn
bake at Newark, N. J., the heaviest
man, wieighed 357 pounlds anid thte
heaiesctt womnan, 270 pounlds.
A girl in Casco, Mich., Il ought
it fitte sport to frightent ltcr tiuotheor
with a gun anid now shte htas no mtoth
or to f righten.
Long John WVentworth is accnied
of using a telegrih pole for a ene
sehoti he I at borm.
Forcigti News.
JO'Nhox', Septembor 2.-A dispatch
from Cutterbury repoitsia flio us hav
ing just broken .ut over the altar in
tho eastern cnd of t1 Imigniticent
a8thedrad in that town, oad t fi .kioes
are tpreading rapidly. F'iemuen aile
on the, ground, but Ino water c .n bao
obtazinod to throw upon the buntig
edifice.
LooltN, Septnber 5.--Tho Telo
gra ph has ad vice to t he I Ifeet I 1hat Ito
Chtleva Arhi ratton has-reacL.ed to
definito decision.,
SlatiS, Septemnber 5.-Thero is
no pt pu ir d.n11)013't ra t itll he4re ove' r
the aIniet declaration
of the republilo. The 'troop are keot
undfr ains re rely asI a )IkA 1.1 o I pre a ai
l'PA.:s, Septener 5.-There are
no in iutitions:' of the Carlist mnove..
tulen's on the t.'enticr of Spaial. The
Carlists are len1 ing for Svitzerland
and Noilh IrIao.
The Spaanish G..-? nmlient i. iegotia
tin!Ig for a loa.nu tat live 'hu.,i,-red mI il.
lioan francs fr to Lt( P.ais banikersq.
.L.'NuDOs, S. pu1 iaber '7. --T1e1 faibl
ure ol )..ai.b Nash & Co , laifeis antid
Co : 1 3ll-30i1 lI.qtre 1b..n , lt- ha1a, e 3111
I(pulctl ; liabillit-ia rted at X-100 -
0U00. S 'v .rI fi! m. or Si. To-maus
iand Pot R4 It co a id to be .aU (I. r
els by this 1alit-e.
ThU invcerlaii.ty as I- !te s.'tot'ilt
af awia d elf d..m ges t- ith lUitc
States by the G( neavaL be3arl of a ihi
tiati-in iane-ttiled the tirtLet 'or con
I. iits i.; "-, 1, t n 4!r 7.--T i' i g:
ofl Z"j' naal , tuI the e~ Ilatial e Gri -aa,
w.11 hcar 1.i-' ItI ;e b'11 lAL e let sig
ou t-buIl,.in, wmere hur'. d-.
I~otIst ~ IQt, p om I~er -T hie
lus :.y: a :1 d (I. ( '. W*00 t n c p
' I , i 1 1] C t :a .I 1 l a It i d t t l nd
Io i op-.i. :fal Cl il 31 a h Iaa
a l i ...:- I . I 3- 3 .ij h t hed n it hI ,
1) .1;a 113 t Q 1 ; 1 1(.am t aInae
o 1An. Th l' e' I d-J nti ie. ,ed Ur- r
by .' reiusI a to re.'- i3 - ;:a.y '1-pe . k
snilI a th.. (IIeI ate.. iI;,..t a conA~ie.1
d y'. : is. .:a 1 i t i \d. l , ,il
: p ') t the~ first pha ' ;, - a ii; jn la .
..i tr F Fpl d ;: .:.is p ,1 t v he(IeliP .-.
at c-wv.
1111101 t'lv l~i N p :t l i5 - h-e
lent i..14 i s, if t i i nt1 1l ti: it
j 'll'.1. ' , ': -'a :a :3 ;a!. tI first ih e -
.\ 5(e'hab 'lo is pre s-' i ..g-I, over' II..
GRol'unt, of K. '--l ina, re!T aed An
ill ItlU, the r ith.' a al
hf t la , .il - Ana l . at-. n J i oa the
GiAAR, of' I .lm..k, !T--ed A
resoelutiil n, il tut<,f e t il. lInP It an1
noauiinlunllen.
he convalit jail lhas 3&J I -u red
NIA OAUnA I I.T.S 'fw p'l'mbrlu r I'*.--A
Isper 1n1 st.tte 33 touL tie Cut l'ag ,a' N
of 1'rie, lPennisy Ivalua, te'Il'ur.a ph
thatdii th Irhle t haia t.le o
t.be crloire' city ; theo piipial hi ii
augs are1 aI. O.aaty consumed1a'-. 11. ffa le
33a u. twoa fi~a te en ie, 'at 11:301 ...\l.
Th ao oat > ie telegr aph. fo ea id
f..r ib hat ose l ..
I'nvn~e: $,-pa~tein her 3L.-A mI .la
ebbi i nnttus alhl, Ihjiatadia in e. C
su11ppaed'l to be ti om theI St u e 3l ~~1 '
tie.
or Iwei~ toI the Lopt.anise u .
ti I t i .r, 31 S 'aight tlcket, but ade
Cned the 110 .i1nation.
A Liasit3Illa spa: sa'. that il
(O ''r.or w Wda 3-'an1 a t ick'et w all b1
O) C n ala atid J. 'Q Aaho.--, aor Adanoa
and 141 I iok. \'. 'y inutih curmaasi
S is'maliile.,t to 3l.cer tanl t lhe couilen Ote
oi O'( 'h 's ba tir, '. hieth w' ,1 i . j
I turday11 ini g111~ ive' . toI 31 A pa-ah, il l
'a gf (lta to L.' al. : n-I af '-r -h -anail
l'l fornl whichl hi: u w ii a'uet'nt ta thf<
emC vena'ionl. It I., thaatnaifa1a h ly tAt(.,
ighti.I i: ts tone. I oai4(fer.b l dif
r reI, e )f oiioa~, ianJ at unol 131,
Cu r, 0 a h' ~ai~t U ja301 redver the palat.
faor . I3: le'r ail iii r chI3 a 3 ,-iaIie
o..f f' r 'V en P~a s:.:nIlt, Ill ( :m, IIllaa~
w YongV S*--t whler ~3.-Jaaamr-s
I".a biO at ffl 'lhe thumbaa and a Ii gilr
of Ilean Lipaln in a1 f1ighlt l.'t
at Fraam , 'ratuina gi.,- hkull. .,th
we eC 14r1 ested. Frame11 wd al dieL ...
Wh' aa takenl toa th jilatationa haoni
d iakkn4 the1 hhid aw ib waas c~~(opamls
Amog tha- de rtur'es for Earaopea
Si ua.dil w a l'a..eI WVillhaa J).
\t Il.. a A '3 11ma.
13131:11 rG ON S it.- mhetir 3. - -'libe
ex'a lte.t-iL'it aaa lant thea - ba t ba n a b.-or b
pubII~ie.i will i ury the' State, bin1 lb
a1 re30lne-d alia.13y. A Io-o 1:111va13
o sme se-.edify li'.s shfa, a
$thleral 30::Cgtha aaf :alalaIl-aI ni
10and1, wI itiha a.' w ba-i's t roml i)kantocr .134
whot I ni IL vote with tO. I labi.-ansa
mather ihaan e-llaandor.e (heel y, lioles
opael ait I0 A. All.
('l. lat.a--ToN, aSepteinherei 7.-Ar.
red1t'i- c-lamaa-hTi ,Jame..-. A dyetr, Ni. w
I Yrk ;SChlaoner.'C~ uga. (La IL.a reee
New olah.
(r.' I~SL, PA , Sepitemberla 7.--The
jury Ill the c..e of 1)h. Slceppe, ain a1
secuondt hi .a .for paoi *onaing M \i-3
Ste'inricke, a.f Halti more, retu rnaeda ai
verdict, iafterI h bing abs3et flfteen~
fonldlant was pronaptly lberaed by
order of theo cont'.
Na~w YOnK. Septeinber 7.--The
Penfnsyvvennia 10.11ca.1 Cuipay a
ii:itd $2,500, in Trenton, N. J., foi
A little daughter of Gen. Albeit
Viele w-s kidnapped by four rulana,
at ike 1l.nho1uilao, on Tinarsday, and
Irriii) atway. 'ho al'Tir retuains a
1uptery.
1Londlon advices Show that tio
triki .g tuai~nia is pervading all E1g.
Ii itd. The chair makers, of Vy..
collobe ; tho coil Inhui, of Lowestoft.;
tihe t.itk weavergs of Sudbl.r) ; the
ast on e III NoW., of Prestoni ; t ho . hAkrs,
to Ihib i , tli, to enginctls, (1 irke -
hod ; 1,hiwn and earthenware mnnu-,
l'au~lt'ie.-, of Stafroitdshire , ire all 6n1
a mrko. In Lodilon, the carjpenitco-is,
p iteis, briikitayers, bakers aind ca hi.
n eias contill nue their strike. Tho
p..s uI'i emidioyees havo polii ioned
r nit advaie' it' wages. 'ho -itiir
nto) inenl buither3 of limndnl h1avo
mI lied a untion, for thie l2ve of
gettiniig higher wi ges.
II Alt Foi, 1 S l), ieptember 7.---Tho
Him. Jins L. Sironig, itnenboer 'of
C. n/re, friotu this Dhsi riot, died! very
Wudenlly, tUPi netingT, of cerbro.
spial oiningitis. Heo was appa-ent
I, inpilct h-alth the dvy bef
Salteiday. miil ihst cmoipiaied of
bei,-g ill, Thur1s hay ni;:ht.
lios rom, S. pteinber 7.-O.oseph
Jvfis.lon has again been oblied tc
Ieave the st go, toil account. of b . o1. -
!; I I Il i g..gt1t ink tit towns
in this % irinitv t Jv.. beecaeilm lcI.
Ni: Y i-uxi !e- emb-iiier 7 - ve i .
-T 1e b, k At . t.eInIit. Ahows les:, oi
Specii l.l t ii ., to..ly S1:25,000
the wee-k's h1.p. *on t i:75,0 0.
V:.n slat (ae t J a i te ao
I .125,060 ; .lit r - th t 0 8?5,
1 : wial t rs devraa 1575U.,
000 ; dit 1-4- in I 'e eCco ase- >,50 , o
l '.rr v..Pl1., Septembr 7.
, ph b lii oon . s w--'l Iy e v iro."l:t u
I a 'rder in thm lilA d t'ti -, Wo thle
Kreanoer fC:mily, last winter. Th
liioner is muti eighteen yeurs oi f
P'..A KLo , September 7.
Cateb Shewec., a wveAti'y frnr
iving in O awattomic torgnhip,
Se e.: 0y, in I tit of inanitiy, pr o.
lill.-tk .!iY 1c1)ini- ,ya igricvanlek-S, n
&.1.h d his d ig ht. r, MI,. \\a Ie1.,
it I it d.1i e:*1 I y wi .dl ! 1 hi ow
S :iW,0y. T o wmil b, r co iveOtl b
'I t-. Sh.Icer aInd Wi l la:e0 are pio
Ie.n Id i.r .. r ,a
Nde 1fNb.., in Nt. v Y-irk
1 r i: er,'i h obti.st Grcaduate
of \\'. aPt'oi..( i-, dyei.
I I vy h--ane-Coin O,0.
Y." "u, Q lomber 7.--Coattoi
Iwl :ul ch. a sier ; i upi inds
it Ordns 1i' ;ii 270 bales,
qui0-in'ed . 1:3.1- rezcipits 709
ivJo. sa le, o. Jiinije l.
- i k i A lli , 7.- n yenigt a
illhl opene.icu1 uie t and j-oly ln
..~l i ; arit l s 1(0 .00 bael
I1i i .il Of N I010 itrolilili
iiaCins!liPri erlh ech iund m otes
Inii pur'ni-le:(I o fl(n 'i on lpo l Cor made,
nie:10 a' publie liliery, to tea- ighes hh i,
- ndAyi7ri in i itobe next. lvheu failwig do
A~~i~ lrmi o ,lyig, hIni1ne sauii iLi ii taill o
n oa tlliiony an. ioliajieja fOn-o Jl,on -iio
* J Iih .ninh'd on1( ihe1' 1h y ari.o
luh Jd 'itim-rr on th Slo.u v Ftr
h - I l iu l, of iihe Town 'i:~ of intiiey -o h-.
* ~.' by lani, ig ..nnel t laivix iwei i-v iir 1.
loi lhoI , i i hv~iu' ioe s o .I e 'il ..ai . ,
0 o .i l l.t'1F- l .\ ih -n fueiii abo v e.
-i-ann ily 0. L IV fo l ) LVNo I ,. ontini.
' 1"'k s v t n . o h i '
tbet''tnt Iees ane N11 . ra , e..rt'r'
b-h Io to u.Iau 'e ('Ii been.
a ly cilarel.ihe (erC beingli ods. il
hr n X'iora o f hid, y ingo10 I a d y oifa
in -ot111bri unily an tr rm o
breep 6-Ibed an. i Fifi ye . im 'ito m'
un led by lthejm~ lif glon lad fnrt
ofl Colnn ii onins r. hul 01.5 (rinni towdn.
ed y oh i Itb r n a . fLon
-J 1 Jones and MoMAers.;t&11IC.