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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-04
HAeal ssd Ireland Portign rorta
EXPORTS FROM SET. 1. lse
FHHa H..

GUNNIEs-stock market dull and prices noted last
week Mcssrs. T. X Cumuiils & Co. make the stock OF
bags here H. $50 bales and Boston 1850 bales stock
Of Cloth here 1880 bales, ana IN Boston 1900 bales
s,Ine trade IN view Of the duness Of manufactured
article disposed to buy usess at deens Upper
steady but quiet We quote as follows: Dry Hides
Suenos Ayres 20 2Oc Buenos Ayrcs, 2lc Montevideo
81 Pofto Cibeiio italCc; Vera Cruz, l7sc; Tampeo
ice: MatanOros. l7ie; San Juan ana Central America
HScbl Dry and Dry saie IL elsie savaniaand Cartha
Erna do lg0l5c; Curacoa, DIy sailed iial5c5 81 DO
so SR1 rST az p Sailed i2sISe
AatlmOros, l5e Bahia ~ SlSei Chi l5t IT, SOUTHERN
and Western, l1al2c gold. Wet sated Hdes-Buen0s
Ayres antei Ei9 Srandel ~ CStOEa sne S
Ger Trimmed and Cured n;4l2lc Guy DO ~ lZc, Cty
DO Gs eGedtc{ uper ha eod sIr ieope
aSc Gambia and Bissaii 2703Oc+ Minos 25c2Se., cur
Tency. East India stock. Calcutta. Slaughter, Cow ~
e1tta, Buffalo, y, l29i2ic; Manila aud Bat@Vo' Bu
HAY~we have had quite an active market, but with
Ore liberal receipts prices are easier aud close heavy al
1a15c for shipping aud NaN 80 for Retail lots; AT.
HONEY-Cuba remains steady; We quote OF GOao2lc'
gold, IN bond, and SAC, duty PAID. $780,, a.
HOPS-A good demand Is nav prevalent ana nrm
prices the consequence We quote at from 40 6c as
70 growth and quality.
HRMP-We quote Manila at i2c., gold. The demand Is
emily moderate. aud Tie market n dun.
ER-HenlOck Sole has been only in moderate
demand prices are weak some GRADES are &c owel pnt
prime heavy Buonos Ayres are nIin 5tocGs ale ~
creased Receipts from tanneres 1000 sides Dan 2Oie ~
quiet. We quote Oak saughter-lAght 5s4"e' sllueIe
ssa4ee.; Heavy, t0diGe. CrOpled-,iAght, fI@too,,
Middle, case; BELLIES. mars observation-disclosures
Ayres, Light 7t93ec; Middle, 2sdS9c Heavy ~ G51c
CAifOrma-Lght. q 2Sc; Middle 2Sa2 Heavy. S8a
eoc. OrinOcO. &c Light, 26sa27ic; Middle, 2q1sc'
Heavy, 28d28c. D. A. Damaged all weights. 2i9zted
Poor Damaged, 2Od2tc Slaughter-In rough, Si9Jsc ;
xAght. 10a43c.; Middle 39G42c.; Heavy, Al al5c
AETAIS-The market for American ,ingOU Copper mas
been much depressed and with strnReDcy in the money
market prices have declined AT he concession there was
shsstSin n9 and yellow Metal are unehanged Pix Irou
has been only In moderate domaDd, and With larger re-
ceaps Of Scotch prices arc lower and heavy American -
bal prices are unchanged Stock about 5000 tnDs spell
ter Il without change. Nails nnd Shot unchanged
Pig Tin has ruled dull and prices favor the buyer Plates
are without change. We quote - follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-04
Gurt GlaIArn's autit,.

SEw-loRk,
poRr.wARp.Ss OTYIcs No % wilismst
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section the passed April a. 1885, entitled An Aa 70
RorgaB,s wns once ,Le Port q Mes lOrA to 81 pe,o
Interested having the subject u such Inquiry
examination thai following under erAnna
o bT the and that the said examinations vii
within days saccseDg hs Esuce bos ss
ressels:
mnresOta
lea Aly
Bark william J. HscehL... emoef
kepouse.. " n
NINrHOkkk TOMPklES, PTescsnt
J. AuGe HKRRinAS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-04

sIIry Wv YORK BANK DEPARTMENT sept J. 1901
NOTICE is hereby given, pursuant to Chapter
1911 Laws Of 1851 thai the erch issued 10 the ME-
CHANCES BANK OF THE CITY OF NETWORK. Banking Asso
eation located the City he redeemed
sanitation TIB National MECHANICS AND FARMERS BANK
and not thereafter 4 : - 'T-.-| F. q
The outstanding circulating ~ the said must he presented
aforesaid within the hereof ard oil notes winch
shall not be presented for redemption and within the time TINS
specified WI cease be charge the secure, IN the hands OF 'D
Superintendent fOr that purpose :. ...,1..r.
% lsw6na --- @. W. SCHUYLER supernteodent
JOHN MUNR0E & Co., ''
-. ..- AMERICAN BANKERS, ft.i..
No RUIZ SCRIBE PARIS,
Ne wALL~ST. ERw YORK.
Ias Ccnf Letters Credit Trsssleu Of Europe kc
he Also Commercial Credits
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
SIM e.3 453 Moon .l0;+s
wArKK RUS nAI. -
SANDY oI...3T Cows Island. l2 Hell Gsts...." 2os
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Carolina aud fair trade doing the receipts continue
sUGARs-Raw Sugars have met with a very good de-
naHd for Saturday. and holders remain firm: quote
ssr, of sss hhds nj iisdisc for Cuba 2iaisic
for Porto Rico, niGl2lc for Domeraru aud l,ll0
boxes Havana at II ai5c Refined in fair request aud
firm al 1890 for Powdered. GRADUATED and Crushed.
sEEDS-Clover Seed in moderate demand, ana prices
are steady at l2d l2!c. Timothy seed Fln al s. ca
81 u.s. Rough Flax Is selling nc s. So. Cumuins Il Co.
the stock Of Calcutta lAnseed IN Boston $1,000 bags
sKINs-For Goat there continues but little demand and
sales unmporant. Tie stock Is large and aecuinn-
ing off in the inquiry for Deer and sales extremely
hard TO effect at any price, ne reduced r.ies WHEN
Deer-san Juan. 42Ie Bolivar SOC; sisal, litea0c;
Vera Cruz, Chagres, l5c; Puerto Cabc0 t0c
Matamoros J7tqi23c. Vera Cruz, IOc. BdeuOs Ayres.
30d3ic; Payta, 81 32cP N, all gold: Curacao. s2tS
ISc; Cape, A0a i2tc.-fS n. currency
sOAP-We note sales Of 300 boxes CASTLE AZ l7ai7ic.
TOBACCo-A fair demand has prevailed for Kentucky
TAILow@The market 10 dun; sales Of 10000 70 at ma
~ WTisKY@fs In moderate demand; the market is
lower aud unsettled sales Of 2Oo bbs Western IN bond
81 3Od32c.
wOOI-For domestic 1eeces We notice rather more &C.
tiyty but prices lower; st there j. somewhat Of
decline ia the market manufacturers, who are the CHEZ
trade is much depressed the stock II very heavy aud
many in the trade complain they cannot sell even at
sacrifice The present depression IN the raw material IL
the low and medium grades, Of which we have large
supply; but choice leeces are comparatively scarce ana
prices are nomlnay Ia buyers favor The closing quota
lions are Domestic Pieces at 35d40c. for Native
and one quarter MeIinOs, Ndilc. Tor one-hall ana
thrceaunrters do. S5d5Oc. for full blood McrinOs
and IS for SaXOny Fleeees 27a32c for No Pulled
81 l9c for supeTne and 40 0c for Extra dor l6 2c
for common Invascd California; 2sd2Sc for Fine do Is
29c for common 10 choice Texas, and American Conbig
a. sss5e for Common Wished 2sss7c for unwased
Mestiza Merino sOaSsc. for Washed Entire Rios;
Gillian at 2oS24c for Unwashod Mestiza and Herino;
Cape OF Good Hope 35qioc for Unwlshed last ihdia'
3Oa4Oc for Washed, and Afcdnat lo~1e Tor UbWasAed
and IS q 40c for Washed
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Sinantial.

TINTED STATES TREASURY.
EKW.YoRK Oct "a 1851
CONVERSION OP SEVEN THIRTlESThe 81 the Second
ana Thin series Of Th ne june and July 6 viii rev be
received mi, Office into SK PEI Cent bonds 1891 bear
inc nes o Jv interest the Will be allowed TO the
dy accrued interest the bonds will be charged 81
M IN cnrrncr Each must be Endorsed by the person
rret.upg for conversion H. VAN DYCK Assistant Tresurer
TT,HE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
II HOLDERS Of the AMERICAN HAY AND COTTON PRESS COM
PASY viii be held Valentine Oh Wsrehouing Com
nany no "a Plnest THURSDAY Nov at o'clock for the
election and the Transaction OF such business ~ nav come De-
fore themHew York, Oct 70 lsbL T. W. JONtS Asst sec
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Oct rs 1861 !
CTATE OF MISSOURI INTERESTING Office
- hereby given that the overdue COUPONS from bonds snd o,
Guaranteed aid Of Railroads THE Hannibal and
Joseph Railroad rrep,e that maurc th. lai DAYS Of July 1901
January Jny January 1863 and July 1863 Owe coupons IN
an will he paid presentation this Bank accompanied b schedules
stating numbers Of the bonds and and railroad to which Issued
n. r. VAIL, Cashier.
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AL GLASS;. OF UNITED sTATTs FINDS CREDITED OR
~ RENI1TED FOR on RECEIPT, AZ MAlkKr RAIkA
FREE or ALL COMMISSIONS CuARGE&
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT or NETWORK. .......Sov. 4
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-09-18
SliERIF.F'S SALES.

DY Virtue ofSundry Executions to me di-
ID rtcted, will ollcr for sale at FrirliclI
Court House on the first Monday and the
day following in October next, within the
legal hours Of sac, to tho highest bidder
for Cash, the following Real Property. TO
wit:
One Tract Of d5 acres (morc or lcss) Of
land in Fairfield District, adjoining lands Of
A. B. Douglass, Elizabeth Wilson, S. J..
McWalters and Rev. +. y Erwin, Levied
upon as the property Of - J. Wilson, at The
suit Of the State Of South Carolina, fop.Tax-
cS.
One Tract of 100 acres (morc or lcss) of
land in Fairfield District, adjoining lands of
Lewis Perry, John Lcrick, Mrs. - Rush
nUd Henry Allen. Lcyed upon as tho pro-
pcrty of James Perry at The suit above stats
cd.
Also, four Spring Scat Mohogany Chairs,
one Ladies Work Table, one lot of valua-
bic Irons, containing set Of Iron Axcls and
necessary irons for IL four horse wagon, one
set Carriage Irons, Cart Irons. &c., and
large lot of old iron valuable to farmers or
blauksmiths. Levied upon as the property
of John Adgcr, ut the SUIT above stated.
L W. OLLEVER, S. +. j.
Shoria's Onice,
1Ith Sept, 1867.
sept I7-flx2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-09-18
Letter from Col. j, II. Zion.
We copy the following from tho co
lumbia PhUnic:

We copy the following from tho Co.
lumbia PAUnic:
The Winnsboro Ncws, of Thursday,
contains letter from Colonel j. IT.
HIon, on political matters. 1t is we'll
written, ana ably discusses "Lhe silua.
ton" III this State. lIo will not consent
to be classcd az a member Of the Re.
publican party, ard exposes verv fully
It's miquilics and the dcletcrous effects
Of It's policy on the whole country, and
proves that it is an anti.Sou,hcrn party
opposed to the principles Of the DccIarA
ton Of independence and the Constilu
ton.
lie gives somo excellent advice tc
both the whites and colorcd population
advises all to register and vote for q
Convention. While Col. II. is not a
condtaatc for the Convention, he vii
serve if elected From tho whole tcno,
and tone Of his letter, We arc convinced
that the voters Of Fairfield could no,
send better or more honest rcprcscn
talivc to the Convention. We want
just suoh men in that body, if it is tc
assemble.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-09-18
Prof. S;trawinski,

This gentleman is about closing his course
instruction in dancing in this place. lie
has impaired tho art rfpolHc to about 10 young
Masters and Misses, in that fine room, the
Na!moral Hall. His SUCCESS has boon Won.
dcrful in the effects produced upon tho
grace and elegance of movement and man.
ncrs Of the pupils entrusted to his charge.
Ills is really as much school of manners as
OF dancing; and every one must aoknowl.
edge tho truthfulncss of his motto, Eaolhil
mores, nee STINT essc .feros.
Prof. Strawinski is q Polish cxilo. IIo
has participated in loo unsuccessful rcyolu-
tons, having fought in the Polish army,
and in tho Conferete cause. lie was among
the first volunteers from this State who took
up arms in our struggle. Besides his dovo
tion to tho cause of Liberty, his accomplish
mcnts and ilnishod education deserve tho
patronage he has received hero. Hccarrios
with him our best wishes.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-09-18

and not only directed business matters
himself but, when necessary, actually
Nput his shoulder TO the wheel" Mr..
Gregg formerly carried on jcwclry
establishments IN Columbia, from whence
nc removed TO Charleston, and at a
later period took charge Of the manufac-
turing establishment AT Granitcvillc. lie
had magnificent and extensive or.
chard, and his early fruit was shipped
IN large quantities to tho Northern mar.
kcts. Mr. Gregg was, VIC believe, one
ol the most influential and thoroughly
practical business mcn in tho State, and
his loss will be generally dcplorcd.-
pHo,njr
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-09-18
Amnesty Proclamation-Tts Ennot

Amnesty Proclamation Its EGoot.
In our last issue wo published the
proclamation Of the President dcclar-
ing an amnesty with certain l;mita-
tions.
This proclamation is simply supple
mcntary to the proclamation issued by
the President on goth May, 1865, and
extends tho Indulgence of the Govern
ment to certain classes thcroin OK
copied.
The interesting question with us is
to ascertain tho practical bearing of
this new amnesty upon tho rcgistra-
tion schomo Of Congrcss--and whoth-
or or not it removes tho disqualified.
tions imposed by Congress.
1t seems clear, that it will not by
any informal forco of its own, and
without specific orders to the District
commanders, confer any franchise un-
der the registration acts. Upon this
point tho Charleston Mercmy says
1T Is plain, that tho amnesty put
ofrth in tho Presidents proclamation,
can III no way affect the franchises un-
dor the Reconstruction acts. Presi-
don't johnson says, that those acts be-
ing passed. over his veto, ho will On.
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oiously to receive tho reward Of the sc.
rene and placid conscience, that results
from q sense of duty performed.
AS q matter ofpublic notoriety, we
will state that one section in construc-
tion of the reconstruction acts of Con-
gross excludes from franchise under
these acts old militia officers of the
State.
There is u scvcrityand danger cviffc-
cd in this construction that surely
were not contemplated even by the
authors Of this scheme and which We
earnestly hope General Candy or
somo other intcrposition will rescue us
from.
Once before Attorncy-Gcn'l Stan,
berry, III his scathing analyses Of Gen.
cral Sicklos' administration imputed
to him the practical assumption Of The
@Grand Nonarch'' "I am the State" :"
This last order, if enforced would
equally make the colorcd population of
the State while in either case the
'poor whites" as Prentice says "whitc
through no fault of their own" are
expected to find their consolation in
the reflection as radical orator sug.
gcsts of the gracious privilege Of liy,
ing vouchsarcd to them 5y the be.
nightly Of Congress.
Scriousl y when we recall tho days oI
the Iuss and feathers Of old 4th Of July
demonstration and tho innammatory
harangucs of its time, we almost
vain!y attempt to think Ola single adu
male citizen Of her District before tn,
war who managed TO escape tho posses
sion ola Militia Commission The re
suit will .hc a practical disfranchiscmcn
Of three lourLhs Of those who have cs
capped the gnanllct Of other prohibitions
And it seems to us that Gen. Sickle
might well have spared himself th'
trouble Of an elaborate order cuu attain
ed the same end by the w wppy out will
4 single dash the franchise of every MAJ
who had attained majority before :h,
war.
AS an Offset to this we havo the am
ncsty proclamation that may remove
these disabilities, and then again Reg
latraton has been completed Regis
trars under a reasonable Interpretation
Of their trust have accepted militia OH
GERS in spite OF their martial record an,
no note Of the fact made opposite th
names Of the registered militia men. S.
that it is not possible to comply will
Gen. Sicklcs' order except by rcpcatin.
the whole tedious process Of Registration
and that can scarcely DC dono now
Con Scklcs was serious he would hay
issued his order sooner. So that all oil
proprctors OF Militia Commissions mn,
yet we think possess their souls in pa
ticncc and some degree Of confidence.
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lCoMMUNlChTHD.l
Mr.. Editor !:

Mr.. Editor:
In the form IL which addressed you last
could not quito oxpross all l wished 10
say on tho very grave subject Of our politi.
cal situation. am sorry to know the diff
culties arc 80 many, and tho course We as
a State or people, ought to pursue, is SO
doubtful, that some Of our citizens oro por.
ploxed and hauling between two opinions,
not decided whether TO voto for Convention
or against Convention, whether to favor
reconstruction now, under tho provisions Of
tho Military bills, or 10 oppose both and
wave reconstruction for the present. Now
as said In my political calechism, our
great and leading object should bo to pre-.
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WINNSB0RO, S. G.
"Wednesday Morning, Sept. 10, 1867.
DespOrtcs, Williams & Co., Pr0'ps.
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Local Items.

Tan.
The following we clip from an ex-
change, is for tho ladies only
If your face is tanned by your visit
to The country, get 4 fresh lomon and
press the juice out of it, with which
mix the same quantity of neat gin,
and apply a littlo with sponge after
going out in the sun, and use little
oatmeal to dust the face with on going
to bed at night. If you arc not brown
already, and wish to prevent it, you
will find that piece Of fresh lemon
rubbed over your face, and allowed to
dry on, before going out, will preserve
your face perfectly white and clear.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-09-18

10 the GubllC
With TINS issue, my Editorial con-
hcct'oh WITH the "NEWS and HERALD"
VIII cease
AS my career has been brief, it may
l'oC DC ah''sS 20 oApiain the causes which
nave impoiled mo to ask Of the Pro
prictorS, That my name should no
longer DC connected with tho paper.
The press, type and fixtures gcucr,
ally arc the property Of few young
men who arc dependent upon the bu-
s'ncSs OF the Office for their support.
~ certain Clique OF, would be, poll
t'c'ahS, whose ambition through life
has been to outvic each other in their
ador; ;tion and worship Of men, and
wholly devoid Of the mental force to
work out the most simple proposition
IN political economy, have threatened
the hropr'ctors, That If continued as
Edltor, their support would be with
drawn from the paper.
Whilst mono have had The manlincss
to como forward and inform me of
their determination, they have uneal-
lantly played upon tho fears Of some
of the proprictors, and not feeling will.
ing, that the publishers should be an
""n"", h" i"si"ua.,in"s- ,alltl Alrnaia- I
With this much of explanation, it
might, by some, bo doomed prudent,
'hot say no more, but a soft word in
'ho ears ofsomo ofmy mrcconstruct-
Z" friends, may possibly be Of service
TO them at future day. | would not
ike to ilmpugn the motives Of any man
OF party IN South Carolina nor could
any small consideration induce me to
MAKE personal thnrSt at some polHi-
''o"% o' r"'r''Hla District; for their
''op'e oear'hS "G/o'e Tie a'"', certainly
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commissioners Sale.


No""fo q, falmor' Bill to Toreoloso
H.A' oaillard ct. al. Mortgage.
I)ohouANT to order Of Court, will soil
L. at public out.cry at tho Court House in
MihhsGoro, on the 1st Monday in October
next, tho Tract Of Land described il, tho
p'eadings In this cause, situate in tl,yAsss,, !.
thct, containing
S94 1-t4 -A-CESHS,
lying. on drains Of Watcreo creek ond
pounded ny lands of William Joncs, lands
belonging tho Estate of Osmond Wood,yorJ
deceased, lands Of Il. W. Durham and Of
Estate Of u. G. Palmer, deceased saiI
rrGGt !, 1i OF Land belonging to tho Estate Of
L. II Jones, deceased. -
Tcrms-CHsh.
II. A. GAILLARD,
comm;.,;o..,,ou Com. in Equity.
"lnnsooro, $, 9, 18th Sept, 1867.
sept 14-fl0x3
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Lo -PIIA-N,IH1R5
IJhANTEks or other persons wishing. TO
L,on - supply themselves with tho "DILION
UoIToN ~ TIE" oan procure tho snmo Of
freight added. F''' "'''
sept 14-fIx1
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vote. His amncstmust be subordi-

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of reconstruction that would certainly
BRING down upon him tho whole now
or and scopc of Black Rcnubl;c,n mn
lignity.
Besides thisno ono who has famil.
iarizcd himself with tho tomncr and
determination of The present Congress-
can hesitate to believe that no recon
IS possible based upon dis
regard and defiance Of it's acts.
AS the first proclamation ofthc Prcsi-
don't IN )s65 has had M loor;n,. ~.
;na,o,on ,,o, ns p, 20 -
- ''''' .po" VIC 'o'o''''ruc''oh
acts; SO thls that Is merely supple
mentary, will also in no wise affect
tho question. The disoualiGcations
will remain as before, and its oulv cc
sect will be the removal Of the ila-
bility of tho pardoncd classes for
prosecution for their ALLEGED offences
against tho Government.
--.lNl-s. .-.e
Registration Of Voters in the lst Election
Precinct
We havo received tho fol,ow;n. co,o
80, ~ Wv 'o'io" NY oo''.
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-09-18
RUTA IsAGAY 7

A MOTHER supply of fresh Ruin Boo,.
~ Large White Globe. Largo White Nor.
ioik, Red or Purple Top and White FioL
Dutch Turnip Seeds just received.
july 25 " N'o"'