The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, October 01, 1873, Image 2
THE FA! 1OHEtL.[ liIFRLCd
JkzZA~5IX 0 IN, 2
0u10 C.opy ol"' y '-I', :1 D '
Spirit of the Mate 1'ress.
'41rgos ull t'o att I loll ci of I ho (. n
era! A\;:czibly ti.o , a;, ig or 01 t o il
int rodnc4'l ut, Ulu I:'4.' W: ON",44 t,
pr.:viad fur tie %.ompi Li; fur at In"
of sv",o I c ~api 4LcrwW.. vi;(12 t4in
'414 ' odd it,, it ei r
ill t!ik Tbe 1'4 4Y!wt.' II0 1 4ti.
t a;if One Jo kdaitrfa' F" n M il!
11 ls' alt wi(. V4 ' 1 ; 1 11) $. 1 ul d >!tti 4) IL
oarii NQUAf h o [Y! vap i ( IoudiA
"W 1 t I ot 1 .4 i a~en I (tt" I14 alI R11
Ntii deed If tof tLqto WO ii':
"124141 t 1 f* illi (Io it t i f
r. for 6~ h . 1 , cn vv;-ri,_ t;l (or
c~. :.:'~on~a cytO i;isu 4inO ou ' i
'r~~. ot' a'i'a S . t o s4i!.Ill ' t oltil.
bhe la"awt Ic upauv ATY 1.':d
;~j -r.-i'; I-cAi ''1 Sou't'V.
XIii )it 1 'Ll2lt.4 It., 0 1) 1x.2 .I
T I Ir I ' *, Io NA U 1) U . TI IN.),1 '.2r 1)
111o~* tic4 I of Ihv . ( ' to ofl~ j44eg1p
C0::, 'ck- it,' Liu t 1 ,i Ith u t
7 0o l It 11- tnI in e !my ba ILI
14''. v 4' (,f '14 tilt o -ds .11 Ila0i- 4111 O
Iuni' I th W'11 N1i11141 H11 v (' It 1140 f o .
W11A i N '.' H C' .'NI
f ho v I ter : 41 -t 4, f; I-. . ly l'. 4
140;'. 'Ii~o 421y Ia N'"4 ' o i'opi
W Ei:11. ioa Z, A ' w ni'litl 2,L1111 .1
Id c -4:,I' I t~l 1411 e
fili, It -4''l 1a, 11 .l~llO .4 14 tt
W 0*.
11* I Ck 6111 :.41 4110 rt I& C'.'istiq
] :b\ a, i nt th '.44 W P~' i t! . v. "
C* 4 1 t , h 44 t. vi i ,'' 441.:4',
41! '.. 'o *.atl1d1 to "Ct 11142 ti
un iov' 44 " 1! iu lf up n' o t 10114
I i 1 4 . ' I', r ' ti'' Oa lt
911' , .4' I44 ' (44 4' 1 4
the m1o, women and Children left to i
St IrvO in an unf'equentod spot.
-Mr. IfeAdorson and two corfpanions
were robbed and one ofthem killed
in t 'hia.
Two Amei-iarA wero'attacked and
ono wouried in the road near Marina,
(stOTtcig only after a desperato fight,
Sinl hi on of their aisailants was
1t v wounded.
It*. Ih[ggerty was killed in his
hon, an0d the premtises robbed.
The poe petrators of theae orimes wero
wrem ted and their guilt olearly ci-tab
excupt in the Perdido caso,- yet
)not (ne of the'm 'was punihhed, 'the
authorities being indifferent or - pow
The facts havobooi roroven before
1:iited 8tatesi Consuls and ' scnt to
h'n;~:to: in hopes that redres
Ib 1 deleftiidd .
, MAS AYIN, Elitor.
W dnsc-day Morning, Oot. 1 1873.
T bo Railroad ond Case-Opinion of
Jidgo Mackey.
- We have not had tin opportunityI
.r,. t'ufre of noticing tho opillion of
d . M Nakey delivered in the ca'se <
rel(atitng to the isunce of bonds by I
O!-c County Commissionors of York. 1
fi ckey, decidos that the com- 11
, dwsioners have 1ho right to is'suo 1
I bnds fur tho railroad under the sta- I
v tto granting tho oharter. In his
opin ic, hc m1aintains, first. that the I
.a ituto !01 cr8 from all other -'sim1hr i
iitatutes heretoforo passed, in tho
omio:ie fC tho clause rcquiring a.v
-v!- of the peoplo. This being the
ea::, it isi necessary to assitmo that t
the Legirlaturc did not contemplate
o su h a voio being taken. Secondly, 1
y That the0 County i.i a body corporato
Rand the L*egihatture has the power to
pur:t the County Comn-issioners,
wh control tIis corporation, to im- I
i a tat . the beneflt of hi-h.
Xa* . Thirdly, That a railroad is a t
h i.way, and therefore it can ho aid- 1
P-1 by fut . raised by taxation. Soveral I
minor pints'lo are deci'dod. Tho
in i well wvitten and is abun. t
lnil supported by ominent nuthori- 1
A ties.J. We must say that the lEin of c
1arg umniCt appears conchisive. I
Wo aro however epposed to this i
s grai ntiog of railroad subsidics. Wo
r ilheroforo trust that tie Supreme
utmay be more wise than we, and
oct ubc flaw in Judge Mackcy's
Wo have all along opposed the t
t0asi1ro, not So much onl the ground I
or' legalcy is of ex o igeacy. 'I t v I
oisdo of the impor taltt Clause ro- c
qut1ir1ing a v'le of' the, people is dam
-in -th1 Io 11ho drawers up of the t
Charter, andA to tho Legislaturo who y
atiled to rectify the omission. This
-owor is i deogorous one. The Com
lt i iiorsi could as wvell1 have given a
s'~u Lily ofI a mtillion dollars as of a
t. [f thet cionstittionet, an it i-tands,
opnsuch an aventtueof fraud as ti,
i.shou' be h imtn l~intely an enCJded.
re1 a the l'hoUuiL of Thursday we
c'enn 1 two refreshing items. lPirqt,
h.ot the li Treasuror of ulor otgh .
i. nnty haus been presented by the
tG ra d d ury for .<peeula ting fu'schoolI
certiaiutes and county choltsk. See..
oi. ld thatt the assesment of the taxa..
ei proporty in Union County,
shareaudy 100 per cent too great, hab
been inICcteCd by 68l3,000O, and tho
-pople pay neoarly d15 mills on the
dobiar on a intinal tas of I15 ills.
- There is t ill another iftemi tht
hsan a} ropri ito pl aco tight hero.
Seor.. tmonth lti ,nec, Alleon, t he
C'3iqur0i of tottv ille Counlty was
.rrested as a defaulter. By somec
I tta-pos ho was not punished,
t. i advzo, es a belittintg teitimolnial to
h u hesty, paidI himi $ 15,000 ont the
school fun:d, about fifty per cent
a ,r ta was due the~ cuty nthi
la' .. *. ye C ejaiins. T1he netx t Acenot in thle
dramnt. is the flight of Allen and a
i. terious disa;ppeaiiano of theo pub
mi. lontey. A tax had beoen paid to
etno the accruinig int orest on se
rirI oad botnds. TLhis tax also d isap
pea ied, anid the people of Greenvillo
will htan. the pleasuro of paying it a
s; 'od time. F~or two of theo itoems
the G overni'r is direotly responsiblo.
14. toother, ho int indircuitly respon
>r I iblo. it would seem that couniues
fin which the Cionservatives carried
0t he electlion arc inl as bad a predical
Ient as any others, and that an average
ha been st ruck in thte theory, "Th'io
b, t vter the representtatives, the w orse
d. 'ho Cotunty mebials."' G.~ree nv illh and
in UJnion have the best represehtaitives
in the Leg;ihilure; and theo formei'
outty hias its mnity stolen, while the
or later ii taxted to death. GJovernor
\ lisesC, itn mazking his appointmtents
sdisregarded the wiAhos of Ithose dele.
n:.iont .. ilis appointees aret not the
villI of the maijol ity of the county, anid
for the.ir miisdeeds ho is thereforoj
tdudlu mcanoni1e Ad mtb s the~
dministration~pledg ed to reform and
0 anl COtomical administr'atiou of
[ustico.
Riducing tho Stato 'Dobt.
The able Columbia correspondent
>f the Noivr and Courier, Qti Vive,
ircdicts that at tho extra session of
Fiegislature, three sdheimos will be
)roposed for redueing the State debt.
lieho cho mes ato to be engineered by
Sinany rinog!. The first rinlg is of t lie
rm name of Ma to-, illiss ,& Co., and
s said to initber 1107e und Cardoza.
mong its nelive mIemb hs-4. It pro
)oses to hull the five ch Giles of bonds
1mced ini th. iniand : s decisioni,
ld to lave the conver sion bonds and
ther fraudn,11eclt issules cance""lied.
rh second fing, of wvhich Dr. TNcaglo
q bead ceitre, proposo-i t3 bunch the
'whole outstandinig lialo itics of the
tat.o, including tie deflinct bond
orip and unpaid certificates, and to
nak an ;il a g. Tho third
airty, herdd by the G:vernior and
ttorney Ceueal, propea: to voalo
iroportionately to tle present tinaket
-a'.uo of the Londs ; say at 60 per
ont on the old mtmeua -nd 2.5 or 30
1er cent on the new. This is the "al
ninistrntion pai ty," and its efforts
.re bent towards scouting popularity
ntong tho -poeplo sufloict to insure
re-cloction.
Of the three schemes, the latter is
lie only one at all palatable, anl
Vcn - this is'n ot satisfactory. There
.r no reasonid why -he S o should
epuldiatle its am1allra debI't. This
V-.s contretcd Ioin.slV, and for it
li Stato reeiv-d z a fill yuivalenlt.
if the new :&rics of knds the Etate
ias not rtalizod a ccit. Th'e only
(Jlitablo 0t(j ajstmen-tt then, of the
l ihcult y cons:ists in retaining the old
ht!ht intact, and in it prediat-ing the
11W issue to (he last ctt.
No calculation wouild have to be
nado in atokpting this course. A
hort statute of a few lines is all that
. VC(uired.
W iave; little faith in the integri
N of tho L-gi-latuire. v hetn its own
lomiiib-rs opnly acouso oech other
it bribury and! crruiptien, its oppo
tents are jasti1l;d in expres.
ng a' entiCe wat of confidence in it.
Ne prelict that the extra sessioi will
lo nothing towards relieving tle tax.
,ayers. Tho b111(hioldurs are too
voalthiy and nseruimlius to submit
1 loss.es that -ltin be averted by pat
ing a little money "where it can do
he nost g'd ." M ati)ns wvill be in
rodi-ced% in tie Leibuur, threat.
liig rep i iontij ; tho bondiolders
ill be bled freelJy; atd then the mat
er vmill be laid over for for another
car.
The' fen: il Eect Lt Rion.
ni. i n - la teing: manfe.:ted in
lie iith counitty.- Seondl y, Thie
tifordi a lth harives't to thee~ mtem..
>ersO w'ho wanttt money and areO willing
o se' t htem:ielv~es for it. Uut a third
ause exists. The dontator entjdys can.
idertable i~ patnae. lo cant maike
n ntmake if' he chooses, thte Auditor,
he TPreasurer, and the several Tr'aial
fuist icos int the County. In this last
'ac.t only, the people of the Counaty
irc intetesbed. La the matss of cot
-uttjtion ait pr-esent ti beO fountd in the
beg islat ur&', it inak.es but l Iittle d if.
erein(e whto is sent to fill the vacatl
teniatorship. A good mtari would be
towerlese to check rasen~ilty, a bad
man1 00ouibl effect ba t l itt le me ra' evi.
b~ut tie peopie of thle County are in..
etest ed in thie ('ounity ofliecrs;. Thelise
5)ntrol~' the "outy mtoneys', iand muchte
we are intere'cted in thie c'omling elc
-
NIew Yozk Spenculations,
If' the object and i urposo of fair
t rade, tad hottnrable commencrcial
lealing, be the exchtango of equiva
lent for mneubl benteftt, it is equally
true, in accordain'ce with overy prin.
iple of political eonomy,- thtat
spirit of speoulation, must toad t<
luranige the course of' such trado, atd
itcLc~Sarily degrado tho operation of
L'ommhereo t o a systemn of haza'rds and
gamtblitg. Spiecutat i01~Olooks t its owr
itere'Cst ; its at ims t.re selftuh, its ob
jeet.4 generally speak ing treckless o
Lunisequen~tceS3stad its base so ph i.try'
in a&ccordaicne wit h its dinsstirou ef.
feets. Dutritng thle last weekc, th<
whloio Ameritian~t cotitent, antd w4
mtight say, a great portiotn of the
civil ized wori h;as beett start led by,
the aliarminmg news om hteavy failure,
in the great metropolis of Now Y ork
The cro i. not i'erhu ps itt ainy pbortiot
df tie commterei'i world, a mor<
rechlon.i, or depr-aved set of meon, tc
lebauch society', thatn the shrewd
unning, cold-blooded operator ii
sto..k, gold or cotton, found in theil
-espe.ct iv e sxchtatge, d :aily in thir
tubridled pauroxysms, placing at haz
irds their ownt fortunes, and too ofteli
hat of others, entrusted to thei.
cally ?
A few years ago, at the Eglinton
ournminotit in Englan'd, it aippeared
hat tfic famous knights of three or
our centuries ago must have been
maller oven thau the En.Iishimon of
o,day, for it was impossible to put
in their armor. And now come vital
tatistios to prove that we are moro
oirdy and longer lived than our fath
irs. Thi statistics kepc at. Genova L
ince .1560 show that the averieo
erU of lifoihas been steadily longth
ning. At that tirto the avet age was
mily twenty-two years; it is now
orty. In the fourteenth century the
vcrage mortality in Paris was one
n sixteen ; the rato has been reduced
tiour day to one in thirty-two. In
Cngland, lot i han t wo centuries ago, t
he inortality was one in thirty-threo;
ow one in forty-two. The laws of
ifo are better undorstood ; the com.
orts of life moro widoly distributed
LId habits of living improved.
'(ilomei!.
The World says the duty or thirty
>or ocnt. on ealouiel makes that arti- I
lo a nmonopoly in the hainds of three
'hiladelphia firms, viS : Powers & I
6Viglitinan, the Rosengartens, and I
lizer. The importations of calomol l
nount to about $2,000 a year on
Vhich the dtuty 'paid into tio Treasu
y is $600. The total consumption
f ealohiol amounts to about $150,
00, on which the invalids of the i
ountry'pay'a tax of $15,000 to the
hree firms above mentioned. 1
Pretty bilious, is it not II
The majority 'if not all, of the ban
cera and brokers who have been
uinod by the crash were well known1
s earnest friends .and contributors to
he succest of the Republican party.
'heir ruin, then, is their country's
;ood. They have rutlildnsly des
ooiled the government rt cvery op.
ortunity, and they des.erva their
'ate.
In the Ph iladelph ia Public lR'Ocord
VC find an account of a e.nte:t bu
ween two steam fire engines in Vil. 1
nington, .lulaware, for the chan
>ionship of that city and one thous
nd dollars, when water was thrown
he extraordinary dist nce of 3W1
cot 8 inOhos.
A Glasgow manufacturer has turn.
d out a palamnuin iibrellt, thirty.
wo feet. in circuniference. It is do
iigned to keep the sun o.' tin Africanl
lief. No danger of that umbrella
)cing stolcn.
Mrs. .'atterson, who presided over
,ol domestic oconomy of tie Vlite
[Ioise during the term of her fat her,
mns added new lustr to tier laurels by
ahiig the preniim for the b.t bt
er zit a Teniessee fair.
A young mann w1io vcettly w!!nt to
hie:go wi es that the wiler the I
tircle of his netju ainlt.an ' n ws, the
ao0re profh.undly he syma thi zic with
he II lloiis passion for building peoi
enutiaries.
A LewidSburg, (An.) editor claims
hat his town is th: L.uu 0f a lady
vLo is now seventy-thren years lI,
mnd who hard shed teairs at the graven
,f ten depa?'ed husbandsx.
i'o 'Capt. 1F. J. jI a ns, Sj c ia l gcnt of thec
Eqg., /2. -1. Co,
I irStu : -.Pleaseaccept may t ibaks to
'onriselt' iad your comflpany for ihespop
tess waih bitch polihcy .no. Gtt.GI ont the
if:' of my u'. Ix.-annd I lthe Ie 'ai.< T'
3rosbhy was paid ; 'al I roibe ha vinig been
tken of' my3 hnundI n'n tte dratit for thle
1fImount $80-1.1 ll1 being brought to myi
iouse andii dleliveriti to ru i .
6 Boxes N. Y. Stto Cheecse.
C(O)F j E E,
SOa\ r, and
Just at Handn
sep) JJ U. (1. Itl0sPOi!T IS &~ Co.
SAKES AND) CRACKERS,
JilSt A rrIvetl
I L.IOT1 of freshI tCakc" andl (rackers
il kindis, direct friuCap's linikeiy, a
sept 13
LIWI( HERE.
.L A RTl E8 indebit el to the unuder signed
witll lease take imimediatte piayinent.
neatn lDU1NI 35. Frieiids no', except.
dt.
sept 23 Rt .c. eCl LtUY.
SUGAR~f AND) COFPFER!
'aram tugars, Prnimo Rio ('ofe, in sitorc
mud for sale by IE.\TY & JIRO.
ang 28
T A3ES Steel tolled beforo mae, a hav
J Mlare lMule, withI left eye out, ani
be left foi-c leg bent. eleveni years old.
ppraised at $25. The owneor ist requnested
ii coine forwardl, prove property, pny
:biarges atmil take her away.
ItOU'T. IIA W~I'IOIN,
Ren1 2r5A 41l Tri.a.l Jui.:
caro. [f -uocce;Au, they promote 1
their agrandizement, but if misfor.
tun a te thom1, ,ley Iplunge into
one cxtravagant sahoim n'fter anoth
e'r, until distrs. Arises and conli
derice is lost, and den with the bold
'3st audaciiy, they cttompt to consolo
the victium of thicIr villainy, : by
tho soothing sob:ijuet. "Tis the
misfortunes of trado.,
Telegruphie dipatches announce
the supenwsion of Jay Cooko & ...,
and heavy los: os ct Jay (vId & Co.
Loth prntient, licise.i, to be tolloy.w
ed as k1uiok as thb lightning 'lah can.
Communicato it, f some twenty or
thirty other "Jay H1awker' of tuinor
importanco all of whom have "gone
by the board," but what of it I Who
cares ? Ask the toiling planter, whi.SO
produce is inaterially affected by it ;
t k' cotanion sense isit Lot a "co'rres
ponding loss on the agijoditural in
terest of the South I Has it not
derangod the 'mances of alumost the
whole lUnion 7 Does not the los. of
'Ine eci. per poumid on cotton create
It vacuun of twenty million of dolIare ?
And what of Rice,wheat and Tobacco?
Had the aiount of money lost by
gambling in stook been put in circu. I
lation for the moving of the crops
towurds the several marts of trade,
it would have bonofitted the South
very mateiially ; und certainly been
of equal advantage to tlhe Nerthern.
Capitalist. For several years past,
we of the South, have occupied the r
servile position of "h'ewers of wood
and drawers of water," and there will
be no chango'for be better, until we
wipo out our 'indebtedness from the t
ledgers of Yankee dicrohants. It is
this misfortune which controls the
crops of the S'6utb. Wipe it out as
speedily as possible, and consign your
prod aco t'o honest nien hear home. 'If
tho vioissithides and change of the
timos should reduce the piic, you
will at least have the consolation 6f
knowing that you *Will get honest re.
turns and a fair margin on your con
signments, which you cannot rely ,
upon with any degree of certainty if
entrusted to the caprice and crafti.
ness of a New York -peculator. T'hcre
is not one in a thousand of these Wall
street black leys who would not sacri. t
flea the list dollar of a Southern man, I
sooner than hazzard a dimo for his I
benefit without compensation ; for 1
"Oin M\ammon's altar, ccit.cience, friendj,
hi egrity aml tritis,
Yea ! even peace and comfort ; further
The .sweet and tender m:.pathies of life ;
1ill, to complete ald signalizo their folly
They'd offer uD their very souls'; Yus'! anl
of ernity of bliss ;
To g tin an hour (if tccess anal joy,
T1o' ott it Cid.i in Litaen :i and woe." I
This is no picture of the imuagina
tion ; the rashiness and folly of specu- t
lation is too well kniown. Its in- I
C caJing tendency in the North ; their I
iordidato desire to aoctinulate for- i
tunes by hazardii.g their money and t
their reputation, in the rise and fall
of stock and gold. atre too )Ltin to be
mistkun -; and, who can dou bt that
when the spirit of ce*Xitemcent is
abroad, that the nobler and retined
lrine:lcs of every inau' nature i's
not imore or less pervertod ; and if
the crafty and reckless succeed, the
honest mnat mnust be sacrinced by the
corruptions incident to this spirit of
i-pecul at ion. W D.
Vhirgria Polities -Colored Republicans
Dlissatislied.
Tlhing-i arc niot alItoget her lovely for
the Radicals in the Old Domnin ion.
T[he Co'niervatives have ta line organi
zation, anid gal hint at and (ard bea rers,
and It will require every Radical vote
in the State, and the whol influence
of the 'Federal Adejinistration from
the l'rcsident to the connmtry post
miasters to make any show whatever.
And now it appiears that serious dis
satisfaction chists among a large body
of Radical voters, the colored ele
ment. Tfho color'. I people have an
undloubted majority in two Conagres
sionial Districts, and hold the balance
of power in the third. It was there
foro uniderstood that at least one col
ored man would be nominated on the
Radical ticket. Thle colored voters
were'' moes5t in thIi i r de~nmnd , and
elaimeod the Secretary of State. But
wheni lie convention assembled,a
colo'edi mirn, Soaton, was choked off
from ea~king, anid a fall white ticket
Wvas put in the field. The colored:
people wcro v'ory much incensed ati
this action. Some have even ex
pressed( a doteriniiat ion of coalecsimng
with the C'ons'ervatives, believing
their canuidatos to be the best men.
Wheother they will carry their throat
into execution remains to be proven.
It is a strange fact that the North
erni shriekere of equal rights and so.
clial egnaility skodld so completely
ignore the clainli of the colored cole.
ment at home. Let them pirove the(ir
sincerity by ecosing colored rules
for themuiselves. l'honi they will prove
thiat t hey are not mdting d upcs and
tools of die blacka race.
V aderbilt, ons of the grand muon
('y-gods of hewci York, whmen cal led
uponi to pay a cal, loan of 81I,ThO,Ooo
negotiated with thle Union 'l'rnst
Company, whorcol of bia son-in law,
the lato 11. F. Chk'k, wvas President,
dleclinied to malio the payment, ,
though it was just duo. In conso
quence of this the e pany was ruined.
Money seems to (caden the mioral
sense, and makes savages and brutes
of civilized nmemil It is note.,
riot. that the brok s' of Wanll Street
werme governed by no principles of
honesty, annaunri nrity.
C.tno, Soptember 28.-An un
nown wo *nn tuni two children, on c
each ing C..domib us, Kenickly, by
he Mobile road, woro drowned while S
Vtemptirg to' jiimp aboard the do
arting steaner.
PUII .. D:1nII A, eptemblier 5 - 0
'lie baink presitdents assired thOi stook 0
rokers that they vill do nothing to
ause a decline of .&lud.i at the a
! ek board, until tho bondholders a
re caring Air th iemselves. loan- -
liile the prodnl ts :f i he ;outitry will i
ot t the I epots.
WASIONWfo Septmbol 2 .
1 i toIl Sates Cu pnmis, ntmatring L
*uelbr Ist, 'll be piAid on and af'
er Momindy, September 29h, upon a F
(atii of inter'eOt. :t the rate of six ,
er ceat. per annutu.
Th b banke and bankeirs held a
Lwctinmg to-night aud confirmed the
Ction f last. 1 : iht. A c ini liittee of
ix ws appointed, who will cort ify
he cl.d<:ki 'A' each. The b ank hold
ng aloof arc the Balk of Vashliigton, J
3 ank of the Repuiic, Farmers' &
'Icehanics' Blank, of Georgetown, Und
tiggs." The members of the coi.
>ination are confident that the above
manks will be forced into a compro
nise before Monday night.
Cm.~:co:, September 28.-A
metter feeling IrevaiHlcd at the close
T busineFs Saturday. The national
'anks having received a larger
mount of greonbacks on deposit than
hay paid out in checks, no suspension
as occurred beyond those announced,
n Friday.
NEw yoli, Sept. 25.-The panio
s seriously all'oeting the dry goods
tsinless, lBut tihe aggre;:gate sales
or the season aro far in tlvance of
hose of Bt year. Country buyer",
re rmow on p1u r'llch011sing 11what they
Cquire- for actual ne csities uf their
rade, delpressin tie purchase of any
arge itocks until imonicy becoies
or11e lny. The Dry Goods mer
:lanti lave detm mined to stand by
.meli mther d t ig the crii.
T N day In Wall trect and in
,uinid :S; le s geneall1y , closm.ed
iniet. The Lea Comm-ittee Clear
ug louse issued to-daiy 4,000,000
note certifientes, umaking 17,000,000
hits for issued.
1uwe-; .',- Macy will resume busi..
wis intusediately.
Thoe i on Wall Strcot iH gen
!rally jin gtoved ; less exeitemment
h'.n aniy day since the paio comii
ielced.
Richurdson's action in stopping tho
Mirehase of bonds and refusing to
titicipate the 5 per cent duo January
[St l ; a, meets with little appioval.
The bl . Ixci-amg will probabiy
-emain ci.ed uitil Monday.
The foreign news is moro liscour
:rinlg thann it lis been since tihe panio
,egan. orcign bainks noch do heavy
mae bti'n' are soriously aff
ected.
The gold loan was very quiet to.
kriy.
The bank,, aro cashing small checks,
ii d cen tifyin .'i brge omies.
The baukers invited Screary Rich.
rdson to visit the city and examine
nto the condition of affairs. lie de
liined. Diid not have time to go.
Thelm banmking hme uses are quiet, but
ipprchonsions of suspiensions are stili
rolt..
The deadlock in forcign- exchangeI
301ntiues, and may be prod uctive of
~criouls troublc. 'The banks are gain.
nmg in deposits, which is an' encuag
RmenmosNp, Sept. 25.-Mesa. Lan
~aster & Co., bankers, and :tock bank
ars, is the only omnspensign to-day.
Nlany persoims are (depositing. All
'col satidlied that :as far as National
id 8State Banks aro concerned, the
riois is over. To-day theo Presidents
yi t.c several banks hoeld a meeting
mun' detern'med to aidop t thbo plan of
heO Baltimoro banks, aind issue cle ar
aice certificates, as thme most effective
ieaus of sustaining each other in the
presenat crisis,.
l)asyvn.n. a., Sept. 25.---All the ban'ks
mspended to-dlay as a precautionary
neasunre. Very little excitement ox
tsa here.
LiYxNn't~ no, Sept. 25.-Th'Io banks|
cere aro still udist ubed. 'Thoro isI
uo run as ini other places. The great
st confidence is imanifested by do
lo'tsinte safety of their funds.
Noni~r~xSeptI.25-inoa
nattersu still renma quiet. No ox
lmn:'ii3nna, Sept. 25.-No sus
>enionslI. Matters look miuch bright
~r. 'The excitenmen t ham subsidedl.
nior wats siLarted at 2:30 this evening
hbat I leuiry (lows & Co., had muspen.
led pay ment. Thiiis rumor was too
noon vecrified. A largeo owd collect.
d before their banking house. Au
mimenso 'un had continued on their
ouse ahnost sinco the beginining of
thme panic, but had increased rather
:bani di minmmished durinmg the last fewi
lays. No suepemnsioni had beena noces
mary, and the deumnda had boon all
romnptly met until this afternoon.
11h( irninedi a' c cause of' the suspen
mont w:.s thle refusal of -time -ith
Nat h ina Baulmt to clearii tihe chi eck
if tie firm . Duing thle past four
lay (lew: & CAss hou:; has paid omit,
ubout ' I, ?(.,000 in legal tenider,~
reir their c'ouinters ; themy hmave now im
he 41th Nat ionmal lb1an ' curi ties; toI
bie anmoumnt of $900,000, apilnut
hie h they have drawmvn onily goo '.
)0. They state that arrang'omontti
will be eihfected for an early mesurp..
ion, na there are ahmumntamt securities
mi die posession of the house.
Grrio Greenwood raid $1l00 for a
ot ini Dlutlwh a year or twvo ago, amnd
ias just discovered that it i~s located
minsido the~ hrenkwate
ELECTI'ON NOTICE. I
OIrCu Co'MMIsSI0NPBs oF ErvUTrow.
WtNsHii1150, 1-0p-0elor t1016 1873.
Ii foullowi ng named Mtfit,gers of ele..
tions for Failield County aro bjoreby
rdered to open the Polls at their respec
ivo polling place Onl Wvednesday ,h 8th
my of October 1873 for the eloution o1 a %'
enasitor to sorve the remainder of the un.
,cpired term of the lion. Sanders Ford,
ceased. Tho Polls to be oponed it 0
clock in the forenoon and ylosud at 6
clock in. the afternoon. Mnnagora aro
Iicily 1etijested to conduct (the cleoliott
k acoortuico with an act and an amondud
t to providing fAr (he genneral elecltione
id the manner of conduciig (the same.
Winboro- l. - L. Elliot., 0. It. Thomp.
in, John D smart.
Ilidgeway-A. Rt. Craig, IV. J. Danvis,
leksanant Adims.
Poko-f. .. Flauigenn, Gcorgo Countios
.8. M-1wk ibu.
lloreb-t. I. Jennli gs, John W.
ubertsoni, 8. N. True.
Jenikinsville-Jamnses It. Rabb, W. 11,
arhorough, Jul W. Martin.
Monticello rR. T. Yarborough I. M.
ea~ly, W. W. icsklun .
Fensterville-). It. Feaster, C. v
au11scelt, Js.mes Carlen.
Yonguesvillo-John loLurkin, Calvin
rice, Thomas Dewilt.
Oladdens ('rove-.oseph (aidwell,
ames A. Mcroroy, Robert. Ford. .
Killinisworth-t. R. Vann, Dr. John
oyd,*Franxk Killing.wors.h.
JIENRY JACOBS.
sept 18 Chairman Com. Election,
F ALL 80 0Ds
NOW
OPENING
A COMPLETE STOCK
-AND
MEN'S FURNISHING
GOODS.
IN A FEW DAYS.
IVIAD)E to
AND A FIT
GUJARA NTE ED.
\VOOWVARD & LAW
tcept 13
NGJTICE./
, LL parties inids'. il to uns for Clnanof
- rsereb~y ntotified that paromspt
imy'5en5t is erxpo5JIed on5 o r befsoo isi of
'ovemtber* nexs. We give notice (huss ear
y so thait you maay have~ arltplo tiimo to
nauke arrancgemensts for the ssettlement,
JIACOT & CO.,
sept 10 Agents 8tono Ph1os. Co.
AWAYS ON .I1AND).
Voris of any kind, repairing old1 Gins,
nakinig and repaising. Orist .M ills, at the
sli stand known as Mcreighst's Shop.
june 2-1--3m J. WV. McCRtEI1'.
iMPORTANT NOTICE.
W E heg our frieonds, who are ostimlbt.
edl to us for goodis, to r aemmber s'c
whecn selling iheir FIRctt on.s Wo are
necedaing money itamediatmely aind hsadly.
sept 23 McMAST1EllR & BRl ICE.
IOTEL JFOR RENT1.(
3HlE Winnsehoro Jlote.l iu for rtunt fr-oni
ombei'i'lesotbitildlings fo servnts
&c. Being te only hiolel in lownt, it af'
fords opsportunily oif a lucrativo buisintess
fo ai suilsl occusprnt. Also for rent one
Storo Uoomu, under t. c Thespiani lla1.
0. HI. McMASTEL.,
Miuory and Salce
# STABLE. #
A, F, GOO D I NG,
K K HP constantusly on htapd extra fitn
Ikentuscky llorse's antd Mules. Partio4
as wanst sit good stock will do well to gjy0
Se a call.
1sn coajinection with smy L.ivery Stable, I
ave opieed a Carriage, Buggy andi Waig.
in Fsator'y. All wor'k neatly execjued ati
alrrranledl, Give mec ai call.
jant 18
lIndia RtubbePi Belting,
A F UIT LL supply of Bolting, 0 inlog 6
L inchses andi 4 inchs wisdo. jsut ros~
ceived MoMASTERI & 13RI1C.
sepst 0
&Co's. aui hnil rcn2~Ii~
(it of Nw Famiily mess Mackerel, pu
2pepoal f aiyUe