The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-02-07

The Republicans Generally are ia
king no palt In the election, claiming
thaL-thc IIegisstute has no Fight to
elect a Sena,orat this time. g.. ..'
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.,I, ..,,roIfroM New York, - .....
>Nhw Y DIRK, January 3o.-Counter-
felt tW enties Of the Market National
Bank are circulating. b. .a,.t,
The small pox reports show seven
teen cases and 6vo deaths in twenty.
four hours. a.-. ....r.y ...
Ice imredes tho ferries. }
NEw York, February l.-Henry
u. C"raegys, Insurance. agent, Dr..
s. Leroy, Swonnesta and Jumes 4.
Ludwig have bedn arrested by detec.
tivesJ as parties who have been pass
ing raised checks throughout the
country. They were identified by the
bank olliuore. al, ..,...u 49,. ..N
Stokes case is adjourned to Mon.
dny. 'In.' no. p. g. ...,y, sr. ~
Jim Mace challenges O'Baldwin to a
fifteen hundred dollar fight .-.....
r.: Judge'W oodrutf, to day, reversed
the order cf Judge Biatchford, ad-
judging Alabama and Chnt.anoo.
ga railroad bankrupt, holGing that
the company being organized under
the laws of A labama, could not le.al-
ly move to York.
Flsk's will has been admitted to
probate. The estate was sworn as not
exceeding mi Dion dollars. His
widow is the sole exeoutrix:
= The investigation committee take
Porter and Babcock's evidence in
Washington, where they will soon ad.
joura for further hearings. .,..... ...
The CHAMBER of Commerce; to-day,
adopted memorial to Conyress,
recommending law regulating tile
shipping Of seamen also; fof a law
pr"hiol,ing throwing yinders in,o tho
hai bor, and law regulating quatan.
tine abuses ... is ..S .'.,...
Tue. Weather rs moaerating, but the
riyers and harlors arc covered with
floating ice. Sailin. vessels can't
puss Heil Gate OH aGcoint 6f massed
| Joe. e. rn ......... ......
- Two robbories one Il highway rob
berry on JAS. Altman, corner Rector
and West streets, last night, Statbing
him badly: The robber estuped with
his bouty. The victim was Sent to
the hospital. e.. go, r'.r' ..-..'..
g. Gefreral VIM: Thompson, formerly
qnartermastcr to @Gene:al' Jacks N,
and formerly a millionaire Of New
Orleans, died in the Bellevue bospital
yesterday, whore he had been taken
IN starving condition. by the police.
A report was read at the Working.
mems Union last night, stating no
change In the strike. .. -.
= Stokes was again before the court
Judge Ingraha'n announced that the
motion to quash tho Indictment had
been carefully considered and could
not be granted. Trial procee ding.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, January 30.-There
was full cabinet, excepting Robe.
son. ..r,.,t't ...'f e.i .. '.
| Clearance papers wore refused to
the Hornet l-r, rn. ,,,
= The Canandaigua is fitting out to
be attached to the North Atlantic
Aeet. .,< ...... .a ...'0,
,Iho returns Mt the Bureau of Stats.
tics show immigration at Now Orleanu
to be 1892 males, 18Th females.
The Ways. and Means Committee
considered t"o propriety of reducing
the revenue, Both from tariff and in.
ternal taxes. They willhear the com-
missioner of internal revenue Friday
upon tho mates, and especially re-.
gar.ding tobacco. - ....'.r.r'...
The Elections Committee of the
House agreed to report in favor Of
Boles, and against Edwards, and
seated the member from Askansas. ..
SENATE, The Charleston Cham ber
Of Commerce petition for refundine
the cotton tax. g. ar.., g., -,
Kobert:on gave notice that he would
press the vote on amnesty tomorrow.
HoUsE.--Three hundred thousand
dollars is the appropriation for public
buildings vt St. Louis, which is pass.
ed by bill. ......'. =.
The Committee on Banking and
currency are authorized to send for
persons and paporsin cases of susp en-
ded national banke. #"
The appointment bill, as amended
blythe Senate, passed, and goes to the
President. 1t is the original House
bill,1with tho addition that States
having DISTINGUISHED male citizeos
shall lose representation in pro.
POI tion.-' Adjourned. .E. o
kellog introduced bill, making
Shreveport o port of delivery referf-