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New-York tribune., 1872-07-19

The gold market was more active during the early
hours of board the price declining from l43 to ll
but later reactng TO 11s al which and 1it the greater
number of the tranactions were effected In the after
noon the market became quiet The rate OF discount at
the Bank OF England was advanced TO 49, as precau
tionary measure, the bank having lost very largely in
specie of late. and sssl0OO during the last week This
occasioned easier feeling in co days sterling bills and
a frmer short sight. The carrying rates 81, B.
and per cent The specie shipments footed up S769O0O
I'm gold. The Assistant Treasurer redeemed in called
bonds S4l,OO0 making total Of s5s,4O7 0Oo dsbursing
$4,000 in interest The bids for the Treasury gold
footed mp s195O0O, at ia TO 11A52A Of which million
was sold at 1l4fGt to ll452s The details follows
Merrill Tiney & Co. II. A. Bull
$1,000. $4,000 f6 dll447i
1 I1. L
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THE MARKETS.

rcsreflly reported Tor THE
THURSDAY, July ls 1874
ASESThe receipts to-day are IL pk qaiet bat l 80
s. "a 30 -. Pealls dun and nominal.
BEANs-Medum good 9rmAni at 50 p 4 buh.
COTTON-Th demand has been liberal, slippers taking hold
Win eine Of le. from Neneia'
Of G4 bales t last eyurg which 25 bales 0 aud
l33ba consumption forward deliveries scve at g. decline; a
follows Middhngs. evening after ,
D. M: August re loo 5c 2c .0o e y lGc,
200 al re 100 at Pie 56e September O -ic o0 a
5l6 2lf. 2ltc, l0J ~ 1lr loo sk
2!c~ 30 2lc, 400 2c October, 500 At 2l December ,O
bc; 500 bales. sales to-day up 20 Mag 100
at 22c Pile 2lc 900 at 2l} 90 t2 u e. l a
2Ic 9l6c 2i., 100 a 96c 800 llc 90 a.
2 c 2llc q 16c 1909 2s September, ~ q
zc 20 l5l6c 1000 zG, 80 AZ Il bloc, 40 At kle 100
o. 2lt "a llbc, 2Ol PIE, TOO al 20 i5lo,
OOO at 2c loo at 10 5c 100 PC oco e. 90 At De 0 at
6c lOc. llSc, 2O; N0yember 100 az
l lg!c 1910 100 10 3l6c December 20J AZ s4c.
.Oia l9ic xelsuces ID o0 Seg emhe Tor o
August: 200 September p . o
t,t. JQ 10. II
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6 safr bOndh Wlth the cAcepUoh OF SOnth Iarolnas,
were dull, and almost without change In prices. The
above named hmer saes OF the January and July
issues being made advance Of nearly II cent
over yesterday quotations. though at the close there
yas slight reaction Iennessees we're fraction lower,
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WALTON. ANALYSIS
The oPoHg fsccts al discussed IN pin and simple
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The earnings of the st. Louis and Iron Mountain fa
road Company for the first week in July were; lsI2o
$429SO; 1871, S2Sl1 s.; increase, 1872 sl50S 49, Ana
from jan to July 1872, llOli63 10 ls' sS25sl A.;
increase 1872, s3ls.ss1 p.
The Westehester Fire Insurance Company has deciareu
a scmi-annual dividend OF five per cent payable Aug
I'm this city, at the branch office, No. COrtandtsG
The Philadelphia Stock Board Is steady. Pennsy l'
vania 6s 1O7 Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, 2 Rea'-
ing Railroad, 5o.; Pennsylvania Railroad, 5ot bou hs'
New-York tribune., 1872-07-19

Railroad bonds firm moderate dealings The
Pacific mortgages closed fellows Coniras io2@lo2s
Pacific Frss, 9Oi cot; Land Grants, sliGs2, and
Incomes, s7kGSs The following were the bids;
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,rd Missouri per cents steady. The following were tn.

The of city bank stocks aggregated 20 shares ds-
tributod ollows: Ten shares each Of Bank Of Com
merce and Central National az III and par respectively
annexed:
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The days business at the U. s. sub-Treasury COM
prised;
Gold receipts s33 Curreuey PAYMENTS. RlGD6U2 -
laJnl II Currency balance. 67fotH 50
Cot balance 7alCs - Cutoms.. Rtso 10
lI.lrrr INNa-- !.
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-01-24
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-01-24
4 Ride for Life.

a passenger train ou the Oregon
aud Gal f'rnia railroad was lately
running at tho height of its speed
near > len, Oregon, in order to make
up TINE, as it was n tow minutes be-
hind. The road at this point makes
" ch',c, so that tho engineer, cannot
see o",Tely through it. So, as he
thnllcred along, he litto thought
wha; stirring times were upon him
lle had hardly gotten into tho cut
When he saw woman ,iding leisure.
]y lh'' neh it, and, with perfect non
oh'Is",e, using the ccntor of the
track. Sho was lot more than half
way Trough the cut and but little
way all, ad Of him. lle Immediately
whi> led "down brakes and thon
ir.nied the warning.
The woman, hearing tho peculiar
death whistle of tho locomotive, look.
cI over her shoulder and saw tho
train rushing ut her. She did not
th'ck hor FAINT. nor give up all hope
i"t like II true Wcbtoot her courage
! - equal to the emergency, aud
Without m,ment's hesitation, she
commenced swinging her whip from
one shoulder Of the stecd to tho other,
III, rchy urging him to exert his ut.
most 81 ecd. The whip, and perhaps tie
shrick"g Of the steam whistle, caus-
cI tbo animal ridden by the lady to
put il his best licks, and ho made
about rs rapid time as any animal
ever seen in Oregon but cach in
slant the iron horse gained upon the
one composed Of blood and muscle.
The SIN licking Of tho locomotives
whistle caused the passengers to look
out of the windows, and upon their
discovering what was tho matter, the
widest excitement onsucd. Several
J 'npcd and seized the bell rope, aud
uo"mvnccd pulling Oh it as if they
could stop the train by that means.
Tnc hrakemen we're cxerting all
their a,' length On the brakes, and the
engineer had cut of the conncc.
tIon and was doiug all that he knew
t" stop tho train, while the woman
was doing her level best to make the
b OF horse flesh rise to the speed Of II
'l le.mbuld 5" but all in vain, the
locomotive kept gaining on tho horse
nd its rider, and there was hardly n
pc's"u on the train who did not expect
tnnt both woman aud horse would be
killed.
T"'rh WAS, parhaps, thirty feet in
tnrv niion between tho cow.catchor
amt the hr1sa's heels, when, fo, ,tu-
natoIy for tho woman, he observed n
place which was little wider than
usual, and with steady rein sho
guided the fleeing horse from the
track and cndcavorrd to press him
against the wall of the cut in order
that the train might pass without in
jury. In doing this tho woman was
encouraged ly Sam Winans, tho con.
ductor, who had run forward and 20,
"n the locomotive. A few seconds
only passed by when tho fiery mon
eter puked his nose past the rump of
the hose. At this momont Mr.. Win
aus jumped off, threw his whole force
against the animal, and held him until
the train stopped, and then Il rousine
cheer OF qualification and joy ut the
escape of the woman from death was
givcu..- Portland BuUetin.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-01-24
SOT.TJBIlH 3
PACIFIC GUANO.
PROC $45 Dash. With usnal Aau,nea for

Time.
FXPRRlENCE in the use Of this Guano for
L. tho past Elk years IN This State, III,
Cotton and Corn, hos go far established i, =
character for excellence as TO render cup,-
ment unnecessary.
tn accordance with the established policy
OF the Company to furnish the bcst
Concentrated Fertilizers ut tho lowest cn.l
10 consumers, this Gnano /, pn, into markc ct
This season at the above reduced price,
which The ompany is enabled 10 do by
renson Of its iarge faciii.iee md tho re luced
cost Of manufacture.
The supplies put into market this season
are, ms hereto oforc. prepared un Ter The pe,-
sonal shpcrintendence Of DR.. ST. Julian
Kavenel. Chemist Of Company, ut Charles
ton, ;. q. hence, plun'ers may rest assure u
that its Quality and Coinpoai,ion is pre-.
oiJcl y The 'nme rs that heretofore sold -
AZ tho present low price every acre plant c.l
can bo ierlilizcd with 200 pounds Guano
at cost not exceeding the present valuo IF
~ pounds Of cotton, while experience has
shown That under favorable conditions OF
season and cultivation the crop Is increased
by the application from Two to threefold
the natural capacity Of the soil Hence,
under no conditions could its application
TAIL to compensate for the outlay. Apply to
J. N. ROBSON,
Agent Pacific Gueno Company, No. 88 East
Bay and Nos. and 2 Allantio Wharf,
Charles,on, :. C.
JNo. 8. REESE & Co., General Apepts.
nov 80-6m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-01-24
PACIFIC GUANO COMPANIES
COMPOUND
Acid Phosphate Of Lime.

ron COMPOSING WITH COTTON ssEp.
Price $26 Cash, with Usual Advance for
Time.
THIS article is prepared under the super.
l. in'endence Of DR.. St. julien Ravehcl
expressly for composing with cotton seed.
1t was IN reduced by This Company two
years ago, and it's nse has fully aitested
It's value. 200 TO $50 pounds of this arti-
ole rcr acre. properly composicd with the
Same weight Of cotton serd. furnishes The
planter with Fertilizer Of the highest OK
cellence at the smallest cpsi. A compost
prepared with this article, as by printed
directions furnished. c"ntains ali tho ele
ments Of tcrtility thn' can enter into q fret
class Fertilizer. whiis its cconnmy must
'onmend its linera! "5o TO plnn ers.
For supplies aud printo d:rdeclioLs for
composing apply yto
in. ROBSON,
Agents Pacific Guana Company, No G8 Enst
Ray and Eos. and 2 Atlantic Wharf,
Charleston. S. G.
Jko. >. REEsE Il Co.. General Agents,
nov 80-8m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-01-24
Foreign News.
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-01-24
A Buck Woods Adventure.

a Virginia banker who was tho
"a rman of hotel inGdol club, was
""ce travelling through Kentucky, hav.
ing with him bank bills to tho amount
Of $4,000. When he came to Il louo.
" forest, whore robhorics and mur-
dos were said to be frequent he was
! s., through taking tho wrong road
The darkness of the night came quick.
~ over him, and how to escape from
Tho threatening danger he knew not.
In his alarm he suddenly espicd in
the di tanco dim light, and urging
h'"h"rse onward, he at Ieugthca mo to 4
wretchcd looking cabin. lie knock
cd the door was opened by n wo.
man who said her husband was out
hunting, but would soon return, and
she was aurohe would oheerfully give
Kim shelter for tho night. The gen
'loman put up his horse and entered
tho cabin, but with feelings that can
better DO imagined than described
Here ho was with largo sum of
money, perhaps in tho house of a
rohher whose name was terror to tho
country.
In n short time the man Of the house
returned. He had on n deer.skin
bh'tt bearskin cap, and seemed much
fatigncd, and in no talking mood
All this bodcd the inilcl no good.
tie felt his pistols in his pocket and
placed them so a5 to be ready for in.
stant use. The man asked the stran.
ger to retire to bed, but ho determine
Cd ossll his life rs dearly rs he could.
li's Lars grew into a perfect agony.
What was to be done.
at length the backwooa.man arose ,
reaching to wooden shelf, took down
40 old book and said
"W oil, Stranger, if you won't 20 to
bed, | will, but it is always my Gus ,
tom to read n chapter in the Holy
Scriptures bcfo. @ go to bed"
What change did these words
produce Alarm was removed from
his Skeptic's mind Though ayowiug
himself all inGdcl, he had more conf.
dence in tho b tle. Ho felt safe.
iio felt that m", who kept an old
b'o'e in his house, nd read it, and
bent his knees in prnycr, was no rob.
ber or murderer. lie listened to tho
ro'd man and di'missed his fears, and
hy down and al pt as calmly in that
bin aS he did under his father's roof
j "m chat night 10 ceased to reyile
The good old Billie. IIo became a
sincere Christian, aud often related
the story of bis even,ful journey to
prove tho FLY OF iuhlelity.
;twt4 s~.>.'"-t-;%
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Pure TripOli and Emory.

w ELI. known 10 jewellers and silver
smithS as a superior and economical
ar.iole for cleaning and 'buraisking God,
Silver, Copper, Steel, Britannia and other
Metals, and also for clenning Windows,
Min oru and Glassware. For sale by
sept MCINTYRE & co.
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Fever and Ague.

Fever and Aguc cured for fifty cents
Thorc is not remedial agent in this
world Tint will ouro Fever and Ague, and
all other Malnrions, Bilious, Scarlet. Ty.
phoid. Yellow. aid other Fevers (aided by
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LISTEN.

~. J: MCCARTHY has a splendid lot Of
large Oranges. t!' beat in market.
lie hns also late? received q we'll aeleot.
ed lot Of Fine Imported Cigars, which he
gnaratees will give entiro Satisfaction 70
lovers Of "the Weed"
Also.
A choice stook Of very fno old Whis-
kies, Wines &c.,
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ESTABLISHED 1859,
Money Wantedi

A LII persons Indebted to us are urgently
II requested to pay al opce.
None need expect credit from ua excopt
those who pay promptly Jan. 1st, 1872.
jan McMASTER 4 BRICB.
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Peach and Apple Brandy
FINE old Mellow Apple and Peach Bran
l. dy, Just received oy
II. J. MoOARLBY.
jan 0