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LATEST FROM WARRINGTON.

TIE SOUTH CAROLINA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GRANTS PROCLAMATION.
WAsuIHGToN, October 12.-Thc following
proclamation In relation to tho kllkiuH or
CARNATIONS In South Carolina was Issued
TO-DAY BY President Grant:
"sWhereas unlawful combinations and
conspiracies have long existed and do still
exist In the State of South Carolina for the
purpose Of depriving certain portions and
classes Of the people of that State of the
rights, privileges, immunities, and protcc-
ton named in the Constitution of the
United States and secured By the act OF
Congress approved April 70. 1871, entitled
| AN net TO enforce the provisions oil The
fourteenth amendment to the Constitution
of the United States; and whereas IN GER
tain parts of said Stnte--to wit, in the cour-
tics Of Spartansblrg, York, Marion, Ches-
ter, Laurens, Newberry, Fairfield, Lanrils-
ter. and Chesterfield combinations
and cOnspiracies do SO obstruct and
hinder the execution OF the laws Of
said State and Of the United States as
to deprive the people aforesaid Of the
rights, privileges, immunities. and protcc-
ton aforesaid, and do oppose and obstruct
the laws of the United States and their due
execution. and impede and obstruct the
due course of justice under the same and
State arc unable to protect the people afOre-
said in such rights within the said coun-
ties and whereas the combinations anu
conspiracies aforesaid within the counties
aforesaid, are organized and armed, and are
80 numerous and powerful as to be able
TO DEFY the constituted authorizes of said
State and of the United States within the
said State, and by reason of said causes,
the conviction Of such offenders and the
preservation of the public peace and safety,
have become impraetlcable in said coun-
ties; now therefore,
~, ULYSSES S. Grant, President Of the
United Stutes OF America, do hereby com
mand all persons composing the unlawful
combinations and conspiracies aforesaid TO
dispense and To retire peaceably to their
homes within five days of the date hereof,
and to deliver either 10 the marshal of the
United States for the district of South
Carolina or to any of his deputies, Or TO
any military officer Of The United States
within said counties, all arms, ammunl-
tons, uniforms, disguiscs. and other means
and implements used, kept, possessed, or
controlled by them, for carrying out the
unlawful purposes for which the comDina-
tons and conspiracics are organized.
[Slgnedl ~. 5. GRANT"
THE RECENT RIOT IL PHILADELPHIA.
WASHINGTON, October 12,-According to
the Pniladelphia Ledger, the riot in that
city on election day was caused by drunken
negro boys insulting ladies' and killing Il
negro who voted the Democratic ticket.
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.
WASHINGTON, October l2.-Partialy clear
and pleasant weather is probable for Fri
day from Georgia 10 New England, the
brisk northwest winds In the latter region
subsidiny by Friday noon. Threatening
weather, with brisk sputherly winds, will
extend over the upper lakes to Lake Eric.
Increasing casterly winds, possibly with
rain, on the Texas and Louisiana coasts.
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The CIVIL RIGHTS B1LL.-This case, al
ludcd TO in our lat, in which five colorcd
men CT this city entered the Globe Saloon,
kept by Messrs. Brock & Webb, and called
for drinks, which were refused them by
the person in attendance, upon which they
swore out a warrant and had the members
of the firm arrested for Il violation Of the
civil rights bill. came up before United
States Commissioner L. Ii. McQuieg yes.
terday.
It WAS shown during the progress Of the
investigation that the civil rights bill gives
TO al persons, without distinction Of color,
the right to sue or be sued, to purchase,
sell, or hold, real or personal property.
The prosecutors in this case claimed that
thew were denied the right to purchase
personal property by the defendants Brock
& Webb, aud proved that they declined to
sell them hquOr when requested TO do so.
After a full hearing of the case the de-
PENDANTS were discharged, the United
states commissioner taking the ground that
they (the compainants) could not purchase
without q contract to hat elect, anu tnaC
il was impossible to compel any person 10
dispose of any property WITHOUT us con-
sent.
twas further decided that the defendants
and any other persons have the right to
decline 10 sell any article OF personal pro-
merry. In fact, that they can refuse TO sell
tn white man, and the white man would
have no remedy Wilmington ~. Co. Star.
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1s7O MANUFACTURERS, STOCK
4 RA1sERs AND OTHERS.

r,. Fair OF the Carolinas VIII be held Az Char
lotto, n C Oh the 2ath, 18th. sota, ad -ish ot Oc-
Ch,rlo.te, ". c., Is nov In connection by ran
roads with the northern, sou.serh, eastern, Msss-
ern 4 nd mountain sections OF she etite, aaG VIII
ali these points large concourse OF people VIII
be in attend .pce ana the occasion WI Se We
~ 'ba s,ay aud advert ,senicnI Of SSLtUnI
TITsAI. and FARMING lMeLsa,h..n,s. u.usny
NSCaTHEnY, aTVCK, aud ANY :attis'e u&A''@f
asscamodss!op for articles g PC f sSss
risnes me sate ra!rssd' ,ses snY siticiss In
or 1t reduced rates over theil i'Ae 4
se9sa showing In detail pr M
&C.. can DC had had, ~ , sns aishmond va. -"
| SlOH3S'.' PresiteHt.
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DEAD BODY FOUND EVIDENCE OF MUIR
DER On Friday evening last Mrs. George
Andrews. living directly on the james
River aud klnuwha turnpike, twcnty.one
miles west of this place, in company with
her children and negro boy, had gone
into the woods near by for the purpose OF
looking after some chickens, when they
found the atmosphere laden with sickIy
smell ss Of dead carcuse. Continuing
their search, the party suddenly and uneX-
pcctedly came across the manglcd body of
q human leing--a man. Mrs. Andrews ut
once made known her discovery, when scve-
raj gentlemen (ncighbors) proceeded to the
spot, and there found the litcless form
of fellow-acing. who doubtless had been
the victim Of foul murderer. The body
had been made sad havoc of by hogs run
ming loose in the woods. The legs had been
severed from the body and dragged dis
lance of twenty or thirty feet, and when
found the feet were yet cncased in the boots
worn by the unfortunate victim. There
was one bullet hole and several indeutures
in the skull, the latter apparently the re-
suit Of severe blows. 4 coroner's inquest
WAS held Oh Saturday, but the result Of the
iurS's Investigation has not as yet been as
rcrIaiucd; hence we are. unable TO give full
PARTICULARS L.WtSbury Journal.
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1,he Rnchh rtdee ra,r.

Correspondence or the Richmond Dispatch. }s
LEXINGTON, October II, 1911. \
The first day OF the Rockbriigc Apricul-
tural and Mechanical Fair began bright
aud clear, but about IL O'Clock rain com
meneed falling, and has continued to do 20.
with slight intcrmissionS, during the resi
of the day. This, OF course, has sensibly
diminished the size Of the crowd in attend.
ancc, but has otherwise made little differ.
cncr, almost everything on exhibition
being under cover.
The exhibit. though in several depart.
mcnts full arrangements have not yet been
completed. is highly creditable to ,he
county and to the efficient and energetic
officers OF the society, and exceeds both in
quantity and quality that Of any preceding
year since the war.
The stock on exhibition is excellent,
especially the cattle and hogs; Of the latter
such an unusually large number has been
sent In ~ to render the construction OF new
pens necessary.
The poultry, also, is very fine, many
beautiful chickens Of tho finer breeds bein,
shown.
In the department of firm produce,
grain, vegetables, &c, the show Is very re-
| markahlc. when We consider the severe
drought which visited this section during
July, August, aud September.
III the ladies' department, not yet fun,
there are many tasty articles. Among
! others we would notice portrait of Gene.
| rai Lee, set in 4 beautiful homemade
| frame, faced with all imaginable kinds O,
| sceds-cherry, peach, apple, tomato, s.,
| becch-nut, and becch-nut and pine. burs,
and black pcpper-these arranged with an
exquisite taste that it would tax profes.
| sional uphols,erer to Surpass.
Old uncle John Fuller prcSides over the
1pplcs. preserves, wine, &c, always does
and shows his sense thereby, for we must
confess weakness for this department. L
the tenth commandment applies to apples
VIC broke it this morning when we were
looking at those luscious golden plppins a>
hlg round rs the crown OF the old gentle
mans story and half store-l,ipe hat.
| Outside ct The main building the ladie.
1oi the Methodist church have put up ;
lar-e tent. under which they are holding
talr for the benefit IF their church.
| For theJare.cuusc MOI, hing has been done
rs YET, owing TO the inclcmcncy of the
weather. MIN.
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Total -. 1872 1896 G,O7& 80 Tj7.s,l sI1 pIo a.,

ll,slU
II Is plainly Impossible that thu stock In seysn
days could have increased 4,&2l 40 bushels. for
there were active shiI ments going on, as the fol-
lowing paragraph from the Chicago Journal of
Commerce Of the 5th inst int will show:
" The receipts Of Wheat hare been more liberal.
d1,d averaged 100000 bushels per day. tchite The
shipments averaged about !2o,doo bushels per dIy
fohtch Dlth the anlount aCith6ra,cn for city con
sumption taIr0o 6ushelS ienres but a. 600 b9sbsIs
for ne accumulation for tie ,ckole ceek"
There Is some excitement In Il juc, and the mar
ket l5lrregular some are selling at rates little
over those prevailing several days ago, white some
| have advanced their prices cons lterabt-
An advance to some cX3ent has been realized
but there is no uaiicrmity In 1t. Some holders
have sold at The rates ruling for some days. or at
small advance, and thus tshe adv vantage of what
they r. gard as a mere temporary Il sturbanee &c
dispose Of stock while others, under tie belize
the disturbance will be more than temporary, ant
because OF The lisht stock Of -four Oh this MARIE
and the small stock Of wEclt in tho St1te, lr,
holdis out for f. IS for new superfue and 50 FOL
new extra. WHAT the mills are asking we kuDv
not. Some people in this CITY, before an sdvanc
was a.. kcd for telegTa ph2d to S5sunton and bouYh
-four there st the nntc-fre rates.
The New York Journal Of Commerce of the lit
insaLtsays:
hrcddstufS.- : he NJ t;ket for state and western
four Is $40 l0c. higher, with moderate busiGes
doing IN .iuiy Ter home USE. exporters are &c
barr, u from Operating by, the weakness In tu
yops, and the advanced rates ins .. on on si d
s. IS extra State. SL1ieGs 7.6a; supe; fine weSt
ern, 5000 S5.s5; exit ~catern, ~ lo0sI.Ts X
ira ohio h.. S7.206l b7so. a.. t:raue), 1850
s. rs; whit" mhe4t extra, $L7i@tS; extra CT
Lcuis. $500 70 20.
Southern F0Mr.-Tha market Is frmer, but no
active. Inc coli il FROM The ,"cal trade. We TO
tee sales of 300 narr II 1t S725 IS for extras AM
Is UsGGS9.25 for good chctcs.
Hheut. be market cpsnsd enc or two cent
higher, with u 3,rdera 9 business ,iDlpR for eSpo-
aud milling, bat foreign adviCes come less favor
anle, and the face OF the dec Inc In freights, IN
market became quiet, and Tie early improvement
WAS nesr.y lost. We learn OF sales OF 95 900 bush
els 1T SIs7Ni si.so :ur NO 2srring (includng par
GELS - Lrrl,c) closing at j 57T M.a3; SL82GISl.6
For winter r., western: f..6HnM - Tor ambt
Michigan, and 81. 7:mS 20 Tor white western.
Rye There IS Very lille doing, and prices ar
Duuuuilly mchangGd.
eats -krU moderately rctive. but we do no
learu Dt any change In values. We notice siles o
IS 100 Guslcts at 53G1,ic. for western and ohio
sac. Tor Oh ice State, and 5:3;. fuf liftrlo
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TEE Chicago, .gllAl.nA,l m,,IrlI;r,,,y.;'..,..
eHELz:RH AND FusI MosThY sssnrn..s !,
MOVEMENTS IN EUROPE = = Z I. a -

!, eHHELTEH AND, FUEL MOSTLY rssDrn.s. >, :,
| ID MOVEMENTS IN EUROPE. = ~
] CHICAGO, October 12.-M Mayor n p NJ.
telegratfis the committees and nerss;,.a SUI
string to aid the Chicago sufferers Ia sa w
money Instead OF. purchasing supplses ~
shelter and fuel for the winter nra n,o If
needed. Flour aud INNS, and egpecialiv
BLANKETS and bedding, are wanted, hut con-.
,ioussons should come in cash drafts, payn.
PIE 70 Inc ORDER OF. David a.. Gage, city
treasurer, Chicago, and addressed to hin;
Lo.DoN, October f2.-Mllnicipalities and
trade associations throughout England are
raised will bG large. Similar movements
are realizing large amounts on the CONT.
nent. - r. r ..-,:..a. f =. lis. '@ia =
THE LIGHTNING RELIEF TRAIN-HoAE IN.
suRANcE COMPANY.
BtrTAL0, n. Y, October 12.-Tho light.
ming train for Chicago encountered heavy
rain, sleet, and snow. but proceeded at I'm.
diminished speed. The run from New
York hither was the fastest ever made.
NEW YORK, October 12.--The Home In.
suraDce Company, after paying s2,O0O,00(
of Chicago losses, claims to have, assets left
amounting to $780, OO. ~. y !
= MORE AID NOV EMENTs.
GALVESTON, October 1.-THE proprietorl
OF GreonwalPs Opern-house and the entire
theatrical company give n .cloar benefit
Monday night for the Chicago sufferers.
The Galveston printers donate Monday
earnings to Chicago printers. and Suggest
similar movements on the part of printers
throughout the Union. or"
The Chamber of Commerce is raising
money for Chicago. IS.
NEW ORLEANS, October 12.-The knights
of Pythias hold 4 convention tomorrow fol
the benefit Of Chicago. ~.
BidWelfs Academy Of Music and Hart
Reymnn 81 Barney's minstrels give grant
comp ELEMENTARY benefits Monday night Il
the same end.
TIE NEWSPAPERS MAKING THEIR APPEARANCE
CHICAGO, October 12.-The Republicd,
this morning issued u half sheet, and thu
Tribune an entire sheet, filled with adver
tisemcntg and announcements Of merch ants
change Of localities.
There arc eighty dead bodies now i'll tht
m0rSuc.
REVENUE LOSS By TIE FIRH.
WASHINGTON, October FIT is estima
ted that the loss to the revenue by the Chi
cago fire will amount to S4,OO0,OO0.
CuRoNER's INoUEsTs-TwENTY BODIES F0UNI
IN TWO EASEMENTS, sc.
CHICAGO, October 12.-The coroner yes
tcrday Ecld inquests over sixty.lour bodies
only Two olwiIlch were recognized-Henry
UIlman, a banker, and Peter q l}rlen.
twenty bodies were taken from the base
nrnts Of two houses.
The Franklin Insurance Company, which
lost 5000, 900, telegraphs that they will be
able to pay in full.
Tie Illinois Legislature assemblies to-
morrow.
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l",,c- i;osn Charlotte County.
8. &,tf"ENr - nAiIFAX C0UHTY-THE
CROPS.

81 2,IihI>r - nAiIFAX C0CHTy--TNE
CROPS.
,'a.as u.. "a the Richmond dispatch.
"f.ll! svr5, CHARLOTTE CnrNTY.1
October 9, 1871.
IT,. r.glt Of the J;h instant, as Mr..
Z. liuNc!, OF Charlotte county,
.grGm- 10 his home from Clover
~ ~ HtoXicatcd condition, he was
81. ,..,.t from H. horse or his horse tel!
. ,.:4. gjkin@ his head against a stump
, Fey, tglyturiug th" skull, from which
.. , 81 d" IN. He was perfectly UNI
..,> all ihc while, never speaking at
. .... could give no cue rs 10 the cause
c,,u-Gl. Mr. }. Il. Barnes acted as
..,r II hpHIng III inquest on the body,
~ ..r:I ever yhyit 10 detect, If pos
a., lie cAU>c 81 Tia I'D a!iHir: bat after
I'LL t.c ruttr" cay in Tie examination
@.' ..'= ,r-, *, Tie jury were for time
2. - t@~,c. hut finally rendered Ver-
''Aat h. cage to MS death by 4 blow
.a.un unknown hand"
ltJ-'- ARC very busy seeding wllca!
-. "EII y" 4 fail crop seeded IN this sec
!. d" northern meU that have settled
~ ~ u-o Introducing machinery that
max seeding and harvesting much
..'C ,htn in former years.
j 81" tobacco crop i linprOying|ely much
vii be much heavier than We had
IN. pr>Nih,c.
-~ 4'.f'h %, i-c people is very foe:
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s.CttCr from EoliGouys-
X aAiE- PRICES OF CATTLE, &C.

-."ah ALI PRICES or CATTLE. &C.
''a.-Hd,ucc d the II tfu1rd Dispatch,
LuCnuuH ,cuN1Y, Nctu',er 10, 1871.
cuuu al" of stock under the au-
So. 81 ~" County Club took place at
'1 IN lg-;:5t. III" attendance was bet
a.4 81 IHr iullu"r sale, ana Il feeling ca
.-4 "2ngl: promises 10 make this man
! .HsrJ,Iu@ Of stock, &c, Il success jill
Immunity. By els were present not
'rH he atitcsGt counties, int from
#'a.a-j"n city and Alexandria. The
"'.E : horses entered for sale WAS very
go. t'.i ncaii, Ill Of them changed hands,
IH .. rInIiu- from so TO Sl3D. The
."' '5i demand n this line Was for low
" horses. Nl'ta3j" Tor cart. drayS, d..
= '5its "cre held Al $50 by owners
,. 'l .""c;gr. were Offering not quite so
p .. - stock and tat cattle the ideas oil
Z" - aud EreZirr. were too far apart 10
I'll. Il many transactions III that line.
.'.H roH> wc,c sold ut III average Of about
= '',l calves brought jHc.per pounds
- '"" Chester white pigs were sold phi
10y II so t4,u. This breed Of hogs has
'i4!r qu!te popular here, ind are much
't-hi sfter. Fer other breeds there was
. a.Ich demand. the short crop Of corn
" ''i's Of The hog cholera, which has
'" N"Iy DISASTROUS in some portions OF
- ,"p'nly, preventing. investments IN
. and 0! stock.
-'ii i4'ngs considered. we have reason TO
= H'at thcse lnor,Aiy sales are destined
ID" @p"d work H. our community. They
ON! hing The people together, but
N!os abUnt q comparison OF stock
'|3a d? different individuals. serving, Us
were the place OF fairs, and thus ena.
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Now York sspesss.

NEW York, October 1.-Two thousand
llbarers. called Large pipe men," struck
to-day, and marched to the courthouse for
their wages, but found none. 4 large
police force was on taud.
it is rumorcd in sporting circles that
Burney Aaron was killed 1T the Chicago
tire.
The steamer NcNcrsink, Of the Troy liue,
ran into a sunk crib to-day. 1t is stated
that some Of those on board jumped over.
board and were drowned.
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.,t,r iron, e'cfcr>buEE.
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The rr;enntaI Episcopal Conycntio,

BALTIMORE, October 12.--The following
declaration OF the bishops in council was
issued yesterday:
"We, the subscribers, bishops of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the United
States, being asked. in order to the quoting
of the consciences Of sundry members OF
said Church. do declare our conviction as
TO the meaning Of the word 'regcnerate
in the Offices for the mlnistration of bap'
tism Of Infants, and do declare that in our
opinion the word 'regenerate' Is not
there SO used as to determine that i moral
change in the subject OF baptism is wrought
in the sacrament"
This declaration is signed by all The hsh-
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AWAY WITH WOODEN PAYMENTS The
experiences of Sunday and Monday in Chi
cago will be long quoted against the Nicol-
son pavement or any Of its kindred. Fur
Their details must be awaited before L fin i
judgment can be made up, but it is already
apparent that the fumes were enabled to
spread much more rapidly by reason of in
tlammable pavements. For the same rca-
son the means OF subduino the fire were
immeasllrabIy curtailcd, since no engine or
fireman could stand for sn instant in streets
which, if covered with any stone pavement,
been pa4sable. AS the case now looks,
wooden pavementS must be banishcd to the
limbo OF wooden houses, or some tire-proot
means for exlinguishing fires must be i'll
ycnted.-NctC York Tribune.
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Wilmington Markets.

OCTOBER To- Spirits OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q
gallon !or southern pack ges
Rosin-S3.e5 for strained, sS6nb5.5o for No. |;
&c. so tor pale and S7ffS7.c5 for extra pale. Mar
ket tlrm at shove hgprca.
TurDertin. 50 10 for Hard, 40 for yeloE dip,
and $40 ror Virgla u 2sJ h=.-an atvsncr OF loc
~ hard.
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TELE 4 NEWS.

New York stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK., October IL. Wall street Is fever.
ishs This Stock yxchsnge, yerReson panic. Mo-
ney easy at cIo#s at aper Mt Sterling los Gold,
Governments heavy and declined
.efs, ilsa. Suites very weak. Tennessee'c, So;
now, dsa. virGtnia's. 60; new, 81, Louisianps,
ss; nav, &c. Levee's. 10; s's no. Allah g,
1907 SO, o.. Gcorgla's, 30; rs 10
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Che Alleged Missouri IKuklux

Sr. LOUIS, October 12.--The alleged ku-
klux against whom Governor Brown has
issued 4 proclamation is composed OF q
band of horse.thieves, robbers, and muir
derers, mostly fugitives from justice oil
ueighboring States. ---
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Domestic Markets -tBy TELEGRAPH.

NEW YoeK, October H+--t!ottOn etronK sales,
4,ooi bales !; upl tncs, 29c.; Orleans. 2o1c Flour
favors buyers. Whisky lower NJ e!@sst: Wheat
he .yy: Water red western 81 tssaBbIe2 Corn iow-
err at 7ssR7oc Pork, SIS 76a siS u. Lard shsds
easier kettle. loa:. Eayais very hrm. 1sLow'
oGPte.5 Freishls nrmer. @
BALTIMORE, October ic.-Ffrglnia's, old, u
asked: coupons old 90 asked :; new, 10 aste@i.
West Virgiafa's. 245 BID, 2si ssAsd. North Caro-
lina's, OLD, 40 bid u.w, 20 bid 80 m@as =. ~
BreatsGufl, and provisions unchanged. ---t-
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Fen,an KRsd ipto Canat.a-They arc
attacned by URited states Troops.

MONTREAL, CANADA, October 12-(Ofi-
ciaD.-Tne Fenian General VNell, with
force not stated, crossed the. border at
fembina and seized the Canadian CUSTOM
house at Hudson Bay post. They were
DWELL captured. It its reported that Il
LARGE force had crossed at st. Joe. The
United States troops arc in pursuit.