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THE FAIRFIELD HERALD Publishi Every Wefdnesday; at WINN-SjiOO1 , . cY, flyf Pi ~ r VO10 7ESPORTI,:SI . 11' N gg, Ont~e Copiy'one yeari, -$ fl 00 Five " ' '' - . . 12 (it -T C U 1 256 Te - "- -- - 2-5 1ii Iluix il11 i "ri Crib Thc black Kit Klux in l).irlin4gtoI rFeeml to have a great faney for .\lr. 1. F. WVillittunson's corn and coltton. On, a recent e-..sion-they inet with somioI (oppositioni, which ri'tI ed in one of' their nutuber beitig killed A cor. responlent of the Charles'ton .ewi give. the follo wiig account of the inT.ir :I (-)in Tuesay night the preid!es (f M r.B. F. W illi neon, near this place. weeinlvaned by an1 organiize-d hal1 (.1' negro raider', which re ulted in the I dCtih of one of the haid. Mr. \V. has sui ffred greatly during tie last. six ionthii, awil seeOimis to have hmen the obct of spe'Cial VeigeInce. H is i boice vas ;ve-l nnd burie to tihe .ro i (i varly in Noveiber t t, with Sec.1 ytt(onl,gill, &,-. Sinlce that timle he h-.:.s hl..d about, twenty thousndItl i unds I of Seel c t'on stolon. Tho 4.! rega1 to of his lo:ssel mu111st he bc -seen six anid t.n thonu.iand dollars. \hout. four o'eock oil Tue.'day-morn n.,g hie hear-d somle one at the Colln :rib, and hurried towards fthle plaeO, iCompanied by thio friends well nrimed, and f ound a pirty of six or Sevenl neg0eis helpiig theneiiAlv'es to his corn. Upon their ref'usal to halt. the party fired into1 them while run ning (.1'. One nI I A lee, wa'-s -hilled it it is suppos-e- t ha t others were wNiounded. A w:!;! in all ia c at. were heardl tattling alonig the roadi immlle diately after llthe)' left, and if the .partV y 11:1 no1it. heI (iviul ol a whI lI mile theft, wouhd have bieen con.:nited. Mr. W. is oe of our wealthiest aril iost enterprising INiti--en. I se has the fullest. Sympa1ilthIy taud Iuipport of thel c tire conlii iunn ity in the 'i fair. it. is hiped tha.t ite tr~agic etil of' one of1 ilo iguig mlay have a ewful le.son to th otlieis. Suiride. C'apt. W ml. 41'. Stowart, at hi.!Ihly respected citizen of this county, Col, mitted suicide mm day Inr, week. Pee!Q lialy3 !i )m'a Irrassment had canlced lim tut net very trianigey for a coule ot weclhs proviouli to his deith, a l luavinig ah b.onted himlseilf froml hispa tattion ll' several da ys withlut anly trace of hi wheralults, caused a tillsic iol f the w ist upon the part of hi.4 rieids. A uitnber of' gentle 111011, on Wedneilay of list week, Seouled Olt woods 'or several iiles avomid, .1nid f''onlI his lifeless body in It tni'ktl too niles fron towni. The mnaoer inl which he0 comj mitilthe IN: d1 was ratheor mnystify ing it. ir.,t, lut 'ip nio a full exantina tii of he surri un"d ing4, t - ja-v o" jinwAt was fully sat i-fiedth . . o. 1. han111d onlliiftted the act. Capt tin " coinuindued the "Lan-. caste-r (Ahen" inl the 5th South Caro ita leginueent, anld was unliver-sally. respected by his ciiiinditl as ;t tI'llit 'in tie Legi- l. !11r in 1 8G--19 lIe hadl many13 fr ii,:1 i bu ~~ t few if' M" inor .Jones', tif SuitiunelCI, sem~ti.. ft"e uJachsaniii'lle 1'uioni thie folllonl jhil: "T'lher'e is aI st::Ini..e .Staltemen't, goinig the r'ounlds of' the lria~ prss to thie Iggreg2a:e. Nthi:rg coulld be mr wanlt inig oif exac I ts". i'd eriyblody) whl.'lt'' ii any1. it frc our s ith the t1hati. thorn ret abovel fourl' hunre hosles aoto 1111' 1'-kies h oio ar scttered' 01 (' the bll ig 1 'ts f lpr e 's o everiades'' to !lla lpatte tilownt near us thel ~ I is ie lri I . ( T11111he have twhoe Ixerit litt. for no anuthm1 ityl and nhtiie somfi' sdps o faith-tetioltlil is, if the It ihtifto hav' ' ny pri ert Ia t i a l' , it bIOi lt V 'iue eed ti fl-' thiskll'ey Wlli' hiy a liItl work and dellr~ tbconii unig heepo people povidelsottaceir hm Iehegland~ pit o a eteaully emare Ii V whII 'ite i'n knownLi'I as "oitraders from 111b th wthoute. m here r 673 u I'ill'C5Dihei j't'.iiig6,0, it) pton.aLi;to hlo ne nit hr i nllLl) C triing fror the fair heis of ieat heiil ethe0 thik ines, tin o niitht Iunsi ne'iI~ ofld fa ih te hr eatenS 'ig allotu <f~e dii'it~~ 'lTo brige tlhc strol 11,.pt~and mutal ebit y Li is The Bribery kcaudul in l(uss. The defeakt of Pomeroy in Kansas, 3Ouiplcd with tihe start1iig proof of hi6 ttempt to purchase bis re-eh etion, 1, vives' thlie investigtion a yor ago nto 1as eleco n inl 1867, whibli was a am111s4 piece of wintewashing. lion. '. . s, w ho vas ? iiself a mem >er of t I.e UI i Id Sat es Senate SO mNe.1 ears i cg, e;,tiild that 'omt-oiy told iim the clee t ion'had cost $3,000. IJf mid al' the Ihills a. the Capitol -Ilouse ere s ho vas a to tl abstiejorci 111111 hi., friend- John NMartinj furli.,h1 'l free! whi,soy. Som11e of thle mleml crs who voted foril biw reeived Lederal I ollies and others were paid I oney. A well kn awn Mlinor of (Cal.fornill, r cently vis.ted hiinine and stepped ito the iLuet a11t1n was let -down. ) ring t.e du'eent, the rope bloke kn( 1et th' buck t loo-e. Its occu ant seoized lie npjmer end ot' he ( le nd hung su pemlvd. 'Ih eng ine er, inware of l.is icament, lowered lie rope un til be nlqiased hi. mciI plo er had reacliul the bottom of the lhaft-it beilg 250 feo, deep- anld lien stopped. leauwhile tle victimti tlung to the roe and liouted for elpi, but ine xi. near. At length, when exhiut:f.ad, he indulged in a - cut Ira or, -in the eapecution of be ng da.1shied to pieets by the fNll Ub'hut 'o take pIh ve, 1und11 Closing his eyes, et go 'l)(d full-aouit eighotn itnchei. When fcund he 'was iu a st-ato of uni WXNIWNSDOR O. e' uditesday Morning, reb. 19, 1873. 'P. ROSS ROBERTSON, Editor. kn Coivrap.Ion~ern~o nclicind frotfi every e tion of Ile coInlivy. (IOlr coilunnsi. I ar open to all for a free lisens-ision0 of anly principle. lici.y or i-len, bil we are in no iiy veCij l'loir ihe Views or opitai tis (of ror io mIs Compositi n of the 43d Congress. In tI.e 43l Cotnc., the division of partihs will be a% follows - in the Senlatc, .17 ladicals, 7 Liberal le.. publie:ms, and 20 Democrats. In tho 1oure), 187 .11adieals, 6 Liberal Ite publicinns, raid 92 Denoerats-. In the latter body, there tre seven vacancies. From tle above,it i ill bo seen that while the J)e;ocratso and Liberals alive lost soic.,teghi in the IIouse, the)iy have gain in the Scnate., break ing down (e Ratdical twu-thirds ma jority in the latter. Pardon of tho Ku Klux. Wet are pleasei to learn that it ia the inteiintin of Presid&nt Grnnt to parton gradually all persons notV tin I rVie VILeO al so callod Ku Klux. S.t Presioent iieral ann very well alli'i d to be migntaI nious at this timtoe, as bo is roi to eimer upon a other four yoar's term of office, and doubtless desires to retire with am1i cable rel ationis existing between hint. self and( all thie citizens of the land. We have always held that toe Ilepub Iicain party wias responsible for the codi t iot of thhugs it heh toiudt h tt gauve birth, to aedurai n exte-it, to the law lessitess that has been attribuitedl toi the Ku Klux, aind it see tms to us nothlin g muore than juist, thait its great head should exercise elemnenicy to wards thoitse whio at tirnes teok the law in their own hands; and avenged theoit- own grievanctts. Remocval of Troops from the South. Latest adovces froin Washintgton fuore.shaidow the caily removal of all roops f1omt the Soutthi, except those do inig i egularly p!.n rison duty at forts. 'The piurpoise of the goverinm nent is re porited to be to contenitratte all the lthin iig in ilita:ury otn thle westeorni fron t irs, e hpreialhy ini the M1ormon re Iton h will he welceoime intellIIigenice o the whole country to learn that then ani t Irat ion has at last l.eguntt to real ire that the wat is over, andt that here no lotnger ixists any excuse for keec'ping t he South umit r bia yonet rule. It w-ill be gratifying also to kntow that otrhtget.ntmeadtr-es are to be t aki n for thie su ppression of in d ian outrages itn the far West, and that sorte positive act ion is to be tekIen in reganrd toi the encroach ment s of Mortionism.t This lattter is a dis-~ grace to the i~epublic, and to our boast ful civilizition,- and we would hanil withl delight its comaplete extir pation aund overtheow, The Crisis in Spain. Pilical af'airs in Spain have at last reached a crisis, andl a flual solution of her troubles arriu.d at.-'Pt Tha test d ispatches~ frmn Muad rid convey the startling niews of' the abdication of King A mtedeus5, nd the~ ret ifu iaition forever, on I th part of himiself and famniily, to the throne of 8pain. For oiver itty years, the Spanish peole. have been rent ando distracted by (10 *mestic difliculues, antd even niow a rebellion of no mean' proportions, popularly lin wn as the C'arlist insur rectioni, is raging with fearful extent, arid threatens to invLolve thie whole of Spain in a sanguiniary civil war. Int elliennlo oaches4.. .us tat as soon as the letter of abdication of ai Amedeus was reoeivod by the Cbrtes, ti then in sendion, it was unartirously V aocepted, and a motib adopted to'de-i b blare a republicah forhli of 'govc?n ment, nine-t'nths of the mn'bdrb YO-. ting'in favor 'of it. A Phesident o'f the Ropublio was also eleoti, togetli. or with Ministers of the different de- r partmentW, of State, nterior, ' i. natrceo, Foreign Rola'ions. etc. 'o then,the t-polilio of Spain ik a fixed falct,'at leant fdi- 0 ' *0preet. Ho-w long it wilfl be so ikia"ardous'to pire diet. The Spat.ria s unid Alexicansir arels(ly'relaeu, both by blood uand d i-voAionN talb 'e0"ry) lne li vfaifl i:.'r with t'he'res'nit 't'.t hub att'.idud 'the ittten'pt t6 'estabfih11 a 'P.opubli' wiih' in tie terr'tory 'of the lattcr nation. Weea .tr cey bY lie iA t'he reihilt williee di'"rent in Spin, though it wdotd seem, from developneuts of the .pa'st few yoare, tha't a pit of change i1 growing more and more with the poo. le of Europe. The Ciusadi Ag inst Our S:ate Waiie'r a roi the first us.,embline f f a Re- J publicain legislature in '.)-uth Carol ( no, the feclitrg of 'he 'dininatat 'pa'rty J ha bCeamcIdto 'e to de troy gradually ( the Stato Univoiity, as an institution. E peculiarl y the -heritage of the ';6net. and Intelligent 'otens of the State. 1 In 1869 a Board of Trustees was J elected, composed ;f native and 0ar. I pet-bag Republican,'mon in no ki\e Ai in sympathy W\-ith # high staidarid of' 'social and iiiolectual culture, nor by .1 nature friendly to the perpetuation of J any m'Ionumcnts of the jatt g 6ry o'f 'the taito-. xEineo that tdwe the Uni- i versity has beenti slowly, though sure ly, -'gitg dowY Lill. ist sprint some vacant profesrorships were ibled bj the election of individuals defi- 1 Iiont both niorally and intellectually, and they Wee foisted u4pon the in'ti- E tution, to the greut disgust of its true friends. But they were of the Ra.di cal school, and this ciroumsttitce was bufficient to se'eure them favor in 'e oes of a Board of like politioal stripe. The crusade against the Uni versity did not end here, however. t On Friday last the annual election for t Trustoes was held by thl fgislature, F which resulted in the satution of S. -J. Leo, J. A. BIowley, S. A. Swails; had IV. It. Jervey, all colored and all tuembers of the Legislature. ''he re mainder of the B1oard will he chosen next TueCniJy, h pohitt huVlig been i rais-ed as to the eligibility of im.tm- i bers of Legialature to suich positini, t pendiug the dedi'ion of n hih the joiint aszembly adj.tied. If we may .judge froin the Pseke'.tit. made c Hitus far, int1ad of fn inprovettient t on the old floardt, t he noev one wilt bec infinitely worse in every respect. Th'le idea of plac-ing an instit ution of site ih highl ca emte-r un der such guar i diiai:sbaip inl r Ovolting to uoveity onie ca jI hanble hfapf.i tii. ting the ad an tages of a liberal edcatonion Tiake h in con - nection with whiat w .s uttered by J ones, a pomp1ons1 ignoram ius re-prc senuting is color in thle Senato fromt I G eorgetowni, who st ated that lie bong. edl to Iee thet tim 110coihe whenh coliared sinudents would bb roamning over the Campus; we mtty safely conil ude that jr the -death knell of Uitiersity htts beeni finally sounded; so far as the white peopleo or the Staite aceoeconoern c'd. Now thtt the hiadicais have do velopecd fuflf their poliny towartds it; we cna't see how any honorab~le tiiti: zen of this State, or any other State, can patronlize it without dointg vio lence to his self'-re p.et. As muchel as we cherish and vecnerate our Almad t s/at er, we FIIS ieairlily icl jt be turn ed over to the niw re-gimie with not a single white miatrieralate *1thin its walls. Rit her- t hian in-cr thae sacrn liee of honor, digrity, atnd sdf ne spae~t, let thit jroud old liddmark be contsignied to the graf~o so carefully prepared for it by a corrupt and tin prii.cipledl party, and let it Binkc inato titter obliviofn. As a College in by gore daiys, its traditions and fteminois. eenlses are indlicolrrbly }intked with the history of South Carolina rs she oneo0 was. 'thest will be per p itua ted throughout aill ages, hut the story ofj her rhame~ and humniliation *ilb only bo remnemb~ered amtongst the ranny muisfortunes that haio befalfen us, to be svenged when a daty of retribttion comies, as sdfrely it will donie soo'ter or later. This ero1wning act 61f infa my is ad. ditional evideiado of tire spirit of ag-, gression, growing so rapidly amongst t~ho colored rulors of the State. It is iwn indio~ution too thiat friturre party l'i tes will be drawn out accord.ing to'1 color. Elliott's attemnpt to get jinto the U. S. Seat'e oa' the issue o'f colorI foreshadoiwed #bart will ore long burst upon the people, that in a short time politioal contests in this State will be nothing more than sftrugglos between tho white and black race. All4: gas of the times point to this condi. on of things, and we don't believe ,o ridk 1u3ything ft inolihing to studh eliot. elitoklledhdlit Vbeg leave to acknowledge the Yor. wing 'contir;b'tiodr to the 1resbyte ian iarso'uge fund': as. W. Wiir, fiarr-1s'big, '$TdO.db leury McCormick, do -100.00 ames IMeCo'rmick, 'do 100.00 1 . C. thaneutook, N. V.,5'0 ay 'Co00ke, Washington, 25.00 V. M1. Rta)monm, N. Y., k0.00 uidge J. M. Ilutlan~d, 20%U lfil. T J itSdi, 25.00 a me s 11. lion, 200.00 1 ia Vegg ie ofsf'ly, 10 00 hn 1'. Matthe ws, jr., 23.00 'ha rlIes Ier, 110:00 P. R 'l n n, 25.oI . Iloss 1itbirtson, 11 v.00 Sillia m It. hobertatP, 75 00 . 0. 'llm3y, 20:00 'ierre Bacot, !0.(10 L. W. Ldd, . 0.00 W. IL ir, 75.00 S. Douglass, 5,.00 as. A. 11, ice, 10.oc 1.1H. le~aste , 25.00 'hales Chandler, 10.0'( Sm''l k.Clowney, 100.0( )uhboe Egleston, i0.J0 1UIs. John D. ! ara 15 d( ohin C. Squier, 10.0o )r. C. . Ladd, 10.0( . C. ieLaughlin-. I).0% ohn J. Midi', 20.0( oln Mientyre, 10.0' ames 13. NCant, 200.0'6 ist; 11'unice 'Cloud, 29.0(1 )r. 11. A. Buchanan', 10.0( ohn H. Uutheart, ~2-.V )r. John Mobley, 25.00 I ra. E. H'. Smiftfi 3.O( lenry Jacobs, IS~t.t Villiam W. Kettohl', 20.0U aling Wolfe, 10.0* tceretions of inter 'st ' 1st January, 1813, 88 35 flih amiobt lAs bedh securely in osted at 'ten per centumi interei't, un il a parsonage may be procuied. il he meanwhile tWe interest Will bi ,aid th'e pastor to defray his rent. MARtV C. MON. P An IncomplrIerasib)le Toy. C. Lewii Dunlap, a Baltimore gr6 cry merch.tsit, is creating quite a Sebn ation by the exhibition of a newly. 1l1aVe! And 1ost in6omrnpichensi.bl 0y. It is a plain 130*, with a gI4. m derneath the lid. Uin tie ebuec f the glass is a circular paper three r four itiches in diameter, an1d on the mter pirt of the glass are three notable, cirbular bord.rs that bavn 'n them the ansawers to 400 or d 'i.st ions. T1he questions are on the is eolar pieces of paper. Pron Me~st-netih the cireular paper in the enitr b of the glass tile flgur8 of a litth and projebts. When one of the cir ulatr lbordet-s ia laid oli the gla.ss t orresapondiug circular centre piece Iating en it over 10 qgleaious ii :.griljilig; histdry, lhemiistr'y, un ther setnces is delseted, and( wh~li 'rson .losiriung to have one of thes ntestions answered plunco. t hat ques iou on the bentre of the glass oppo. ito a point oti a bortbspondinig dise >tit tiot touichlag it by .several inecs or having, any connect ion ieith ain mabinery, the Ii ttle hand ~ihi ri ounid and( invariably pidlE out of' the undred answers ou the circular dis< hto only one that is a correct and defi ite answer. This curious toy, whiel eeus to cvince intelligence, is call d ehiro mnagical anid is supp6.ied t< c based on ndwly diecovered princi les ini the magnet. it certainly it ar more curiousa than the plandchet rit~h which fulksq that inclitie to spiri (alis:h are wont td adaUse them elves. Unliniled CreddI. An enterprising and1 fair. doaling >usiness man in A ugusta, Maine, wa:m ately met at the dloor of his grocerj 'f an honestalookirig Frehilman,- as sttire stranger to hinm, who as.ke< redji. for a barrel of flotur. "I car >ay halfi ze oney cash down, anc e ballance next Saturday, sure.' t'hu metengt without hooitat ion turn td to one of his clerks ands with: cindly smile upon the would-be owni r of the barrel 61' flour, said "T. ~o'od mart wants to get tfiisted f or: ~arrel of flout'; hle'll pay half dowr ntd the rest rnext Saturday; I'1 'ik him ; he's go-od tas gold ;' open 'reshi barrel, weigh out half, delive, tin good shape at his house, pt th< )arrel away safely and take it dowi ext Saturday, when lhe pays the jalanmce. Never teftmde to trust as ~onest 'rran for biead." It was done le money paid; and thme French gen lemon doparted, rejoicing in at ibundance of ft-our and unliidted (? rodi't. At thie time Lonis Napol'eon wa ying in state in England Colfax wa, .)ing in state in Amieriea-and state y lying it was, too. "Woll, boys, here's Whb't ki'lled m~ ather," is the ftoqu'ent renmarle of ~'roy tippler. A Racine, Wis., gi'r encrusted het ai-thless lover's head with meltet ;lue. Wonderfnl atmmet TO THE ME3lORY OF DIR. JA-ES AlC CKE0ILIT. [hY VANNIS.1 f Called to leave a world of ourrow ; Pain and anguish all iisW owh, Gono to see a brighter morrow, Ubrornill "ith light asld lovo alone. t 11 lees wti(ed for the brea'king, Of lifes heavy,'bindiig chin, Watched his soul's iminortal 'wking, To aday 'of endless gith. Death to him W'.Is'not a demon, Tho' le narred ave 's cirieo hee, Fir hie ho;ro Inni i o it iog i onl, Won21rois'in its -iight 'o fra r. Tliere lie proves that nn' i hi b t ili y, .farlked his coul so while on the cartII, And a mighlly. glorious eautly. Wreathed his rpiri's iIitieavenly bir h. 'Twere hard to Pover lies so hinding, 7Tlirdl to feel the clianging thri:l, 1ut new ties around us winding, I Draw us nearer lle'vci still. d 0raid Ile 1ligh t be Pead. Setie in) the -countitng-rflool of a roning nie wvspa-per. Enter' a ma tn 'of Tout U1.10 telidenlcies., c.11.sideraibly the ivore for the last night's spree. Teutong (to the ia'n it the dck) ---"If y.t please, sir, I vants do pa; $ per mit dis miiorinus-oine vot I hhm de'iatnie o'f de,be-ebles vot'i.'k chole. ra al'l deo ie He Was han'ded a 'inpr, and, t.fter looking it over in a'toniused wty, he " 'ill you pe m.n6goot as to rend do 1 nanes of vot dohiI hAo de cholela P any iore to show sliust n6w, and s co if ( I GeiUsCeooopeuoflLtfe h..h got The cierk VCeiy obligingl'y read the " list ; the TCutoti Ii tecd with trem bli g atteiiknthW, wiping the p'rsp ii- . io on his brow, -llmanwhile, inl II great excitement. Wnen theli.t w.as completed, thle naihe of Carl Guil-:., f wdil no livat'te'r aibt th ie wholei3 naine: - it wasn't there. The Teuton's whole I face brightened upi, and ho exclaim ed : "You don't find em ?" "No ruch D'n mo there sir P' Teuton, (-:%!i'Zing him war'mly by the hand.) LThis ilh nice ; this ish full ; that ish my names. I pin dritik as never vas, and I va's afiaid I Vas a gone te<.1 udt tie cholera. ahd I did t'I know it ! I va.s ,earl." 8 A Hnoing )ng. Soie years sinee, a housn in CIl innmati, wasI occupied by t wo fil Il i ies, orIe of whom took ain Eiglh p:Ter, the oth'er a Gerni OinC. The1 pa pers were thrown into the lot (,f grotdnd before the house by tle ear riers-. The odsupant of the upper p-.rt of the ious s hed a smai dog, which ho taugh1t tQ d iti guio It betwen (h0 pape i-, and, rent hiim down every nMortipr to take lip hi., (thle EnIis o . T i.4 th dog did, never iahii1g 'a istak - -ind if, its soneites ha ppened the German o0e was 1) illg t here ailoTI,0 he would have not hing to do with it, but et urned tip t:ir.i si againi with out any. Another iser ol' the ol- fashined typo died en Statent islanid on Wed e neisdazy. 'lThese men~r and women~t v.h .st lite in s ialor, i d su esist on er uits abIt wa ter; w ijil ier c i- d ie out. l'a w as and Daniel Dancer will haveo their< prototypes as long as tho wtdrld ilads and the lovo of' money contiues to 8 be the root if' all ev'il. The lat .dai tion to the i lobg foll I f' depa rt ed Uitisers wasm; strange tobsay, ft' hi i.,hl mani, otne of' the vei-y few of his race t who have beent addicted't to such hai t ant i his natn m as Pa trick Corcoen t0 lIe wai a miorosb aid solitary mln. Fe pean eve'r s!lhke to liom, a'. he to .fi11 fe'secr. Ile was discoveredl deaid ifi his roomi, and1( on his pa-riin was fouind the evidencet ofl' hi po~sses. mion of foor (1he11uaind one h uttdredi dollars, thriftily deposited its a s'av ings biank. A gold stnt-hox was recenly, sold for 12.000 francs itt the I [ot el)D ou at, Paris. It wais ornmi~ented v'ihul enamel diaodadbvrdwt miceroscopib miniatures, representing tbhe ports of Bordeaux, Rlochellec Riochfort. Tonion, Matrseille3, by LtIox5 do Savagnac. TIhisi' box was an his. torical bijou otteicd to Louis XV by ?rio city of Bordeaux. The average of daily murders itt New Yo(rk eenf inues to be marintainedl. 'rthe papers bf that city iire filled with accounits of the modt atrobiouts eimen.t Jealous~t was the dc'vil that prompt. ed the latest attemitt. IThese. repeat ed htomiics imperceptibly hut very Certainly lessent tho chances of the~ contieted inien in theo tonibs ?3y thte itnocasing putblio indignation. IMark TJwain, in htis lecture on the Satndwichi rlandsj, says that the~ noent in that lovely couitry areo not lund of r making any dress (display, atnd are ( generally cont'it to wear a smile (ntr a pair of spectaclds, or santo other light~ article of' attire. Judging fromnf thP, the tailors tinit umake tmerely a batie living there. The Sumter News warns the publ'ic that parsoni T. G. Lane is atn impos. I tet. 'rho following is his pholtograuphl. t Medid~m height, stout built, (larkr ~omplex ion, black byes with ugly scar ( over one of thoem, biald headed, s'lick- s tongued and poesesing g-ood address. The'lrr is a Bible nbarfy one bun- I l dired years old in the railroad depot . at Salem, Masachusetts. It is two feet square, and was the gift of an old getlemdnan who wished it to be "placed whore it would do the most good."o lioN i)Oi:C, Febrilary I :- A iltkinttdl roll i Iadrid, diated 116.4 izioratilag 30 th ht~IewmV of t he a bd i'athm~ 0 Urnaedeois aKid tho deLCla in (a u"i (I ltroughlout all Spain, nod thut Chi! tly d islt a bnlinee. Order i:. Jaru er~e I Mad rid andtia'oughutt the !Nmv. HICISM. lt omv., Fcbruai ev 1 . -'IIa i I iallate has aidopti d a 1~udat ory awl fIT Ut i-.ltnt aadlIIress to ;k wat linutt , Whir 15, a T~ N I M; l:.te ai Ow ubtk ; t' al' a ia 1 Iial.tuaa ntipt~~ruaVedl the siuhj.ALIva-, ropiped, withiout a Vit'. 1,1 .1su, Fabriaary, I Z1.--T'l'l a* lie (Li th i.taa t , tf-ay~s (1vocoi a1 tl i e Is r' Chjoet uw lnaid4 NvIllwo Were ill puir. a it ofa ii (II er of ho r.o Iliives, oil hie F idlay )ro vieus 0:0p1 iitred fi Itieen ~Ildl aturday tt,0oaain~g, afteor hold ng a couiaoil, stiot six, of th~emD. TJhe lower hloute of thie Kainsa igiaturo yesterday pat-sd it con.I tairaeit rezolkitiun ai~kinag(':, r ot to opent the Ind ian t;lratatry toi OataOlieiUtitil 'All thet laiws Zilla)wjtt Laitd gr tijts to rai ii ars iII the tetaito y nro we'calod-. hip, 1E ie, of' iLe Uiaited Siates ula.d J, r"2 i I I ia 1 i I) C, 11 fi t wvas lIt u r11t .1t St;a Ildii bo lard 2.t000 sitks sit' coaffe' 'le fi're cuaaa::atticeai at . tiuilaitt itn as ngers to-k to til.Iats , tat) li ve. re C 1 014o . Thu baggm:gaa. e.tiyrt. Oa1 taill a total Las4. Tile ". vs' A 0 1'(a) I) ~Iread 11w~ ert w. IatCIIoaS, ia-el auar 1 ::.-'. H ii.l olot ed, eaaailoycrl oil t erc' bridge' 11 (lU 01.1 Uf Co"tet iI ttCrMS~ t iC funim Iliver betwa een1 Eichowa1:0 antai I tlICICSCPwe're d iolv'Iad this ttt; lt tag Ihjile ttelli jatil"o t'. )tet (hl it 'dl k it) ai boat, wlitt-, t11 t") Ohw wolia cotadijoa nf the Olver baec:.Ame Ata later ltiit ut ialr nuit nove ltiiIIui airident tI (. at t it) -,ine I'lae. The teCtilaIaq y tes .I e ajik nerurs tivoa i th illarx of tt.: Nltii hoeti ait. iS~za i hi)l nhot aW lie 1101 rN1w!: rtapeis i c-, !gaVe %Iai yv 010 ircc~iiatld the ii hole 1-:a!'Cy iiato all '0,Is Itild w t (. r I a' Fa'l I. IN va MCrC r.Sctced, Ilt lt. trnailollla1 (! r iiliet (lrowpeld ort kil!a;( by 1)( it-p !shed1 aglai tit,- tl ittlat fitad rlaaI isiali wet~t (litli %il)IC tient. iv cavil uptaaprdiaalt MIN nona iad ig in thle I lt ,ai A, 11? ha )ingta A i - ,, r op r Iir a Ia. h or thu o'tantd, taott da a t t Orleans 2 A i ; ale 933 bales. Gold 1.1 Irk. C , 'I.I*ON,.Febru'-y I5.-Cotto i in-i d r 'ing L9. rcEipts I A,3II" -un1alot. 9 ; Orlas 101 ; ales hs,0 s ble's Sheriff's Sales. Th. State of South11 CarIi'olina, CouNi-y or FAIRFIELD. n (Ibe Colln mn Plenls, lhavid T. Jane. i hr V.~~~ ~ ~ i*I1Y0 *Ii 1 Jut1nes It. Aiken nyansi ( Tvid T..lames. L 1. W. UVA1, L, 6. F. C. Shie iff's Office, 1% hisboro. Pub. 17, 1873. feb 18--fl x2 IC S' viBe cf sullry cuCtiIiI4 to me cli Iiciii-. I will ofrv1. for salo toI the high.. est hiddiiiiefoe th w court ilinso d.- it I% inn lsb1o ro, on 11he firsi .Mondnay inl MNIIarc next, within (he gln) h 1rs of le, for Cn1h, the following PeiSOnlld Proper1y, 10 wai: 4.10;'0 poumils icld Cotton, more or less, 1000 potiid i lodder, more or less, 7:5 1 :oh - cls t rti, more or less, 12. bushels 'ofI ton. Seid itA nove or less. levied upon .11S Iite pro. perty of ChiarleS W. Fuicleti, at the h lit of . M. Dawkins, .xticutitor, agaiist Charles4 IV. Fauiceit. L. IV. DUVALL, S. F. C. Shieriti :fice Winnsbopro, Feb. 18, 11872, feb 1 .Ix2 At Oost FOR. fer tlhe foll riing iilic al Cost from (his iale, vi': F'.ineli, Jean11s, Dresg (oods and Clo'hinig. Our stock of TlOots And Shoes, lit11 and Caps are unsurpassed in variety, qualily_ and puie. We have alh. a nice assortimont of Iloxier, Clves, I llandh re!. iefs, Li ningF, Cole r and Cul T, E mbroidered Curtiins4, Mdarseilles Count erpanes; "Ihi!i and ioiored 1iii sites, Ni. iions. C.rock'ery, &c. whid are of ercal at very low ina ensh buyers. Call anid see, I il'iS hJDE0lT I A M now receiving my Spring Siock of Groceries, conl isiing :1f allgue t n gurs ai Cofluee, Mol:,HCS and Syrulis Bacon, ll a'.- and Liil, Floair, Meal, Corn; Salt, and Soaps, A LSO, Pinik Eye, Early Rose, GIoodrichm aind .Jackson Wihite Pointoe5. A LSO, ('anner ~Izuit and Fish or every do. A LSO, Fine Segars, (Chewing andl Snmolsing Tlo All of which will be disj osedl of CII E AP FOR CASh, or on time iiii appirovod paper, at a mode rate of interest. feb 13 T- . R hOfE'i'TSON. EIIWA N (UA NO. A i I lES indebted to ma for Etiwatn (hn. no are earnesi ly requlested to pay up heir dues. A ny funhIer delay in settlhe ruent. will Cause I:ie great inconi enience. WV. M. DWIG lIT, .jan i1l- get