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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-30

About BittersA certain periods Of lie tos,e oeeesys
rsls 70 os'i-ss 'h. aud os.ns %
BIrrERs nearly hry for Dy-
md Hxsss
CURRAS Co, Propreors and College place Sea ysrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-30
20 SITS SC RI p T.
3:lI A. M.

THE VIRGlNIUS LOST AT SEA.
ARRIVAL or THE ossrPEE OFF QUARANTINE-THE
vIRGISrUs LOST OFF CAPE FEAR
A messenger from the Ossipee announced to Capt.
Chandler the ARRIVAL of that vessel 1t the Battery at
1 o'clock this morning, and reported the Virgnus
lost at sea, of Cape Fear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-30
THE JAY COOKE 8. co. BANKRUPTCY.
AN ADDITIONAL SCHEDULE.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 29.-The following sum-
mary OF Harris c. Fahnestscks exhibit in bankruptcy
sworn to before Register Ketohum from New York this
morning completes the list OF assets Of tho firm and In
dvidual members Of Jay Cooke & Co. The statement
gven below though retained till the last was 80
noceably deficient in It's items Of personal property
residence Of Mr.. Fahnestock at No. 292 Madisonavo
New-YOrk, that u. s. Marshal Kerns this morning
made peremptory demand on tho counsel for the
debtors to furnish full lists OF property at time re-
Gently owned apparently owned by tho Bankrupts,
and OF claimants and nature OF their claims This
will require Mr.. Fahnestock, Mr. Moorhead, and Others
their residences and other property claimed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-30
MARRIED..

LL0YDBR0SSOn Christmas night 1t the residence Of the bss
pareu Chicago by tho Rev Aaron oY OF siors tioar
LLOYD and jesse L. Bross.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-30

Bakers Chocolate.
Cocoa easily had will nss 90 sc sv" Ter
nishinT ". BAKER & COS Breakfast Cocoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-30

Bakers Chocolate.
II you wish the sgsr sini'is Chocolate, get BsgssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-30

Gen Sweet, Deputy Commissioner Of Internal
Revenge nsroa Ill paamsas cal bet a's.s as9,s as' 'sS
,,iaea Of hls recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-30

The New Elastic Truss 1858 Broa~ayl later bss smsA
whole heavens d startled the metal kprae
aud nnser.pad blscksniths with its rolling thunder.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-30
TIE LAST OF MUGGINS

IRON the springfield republican.
Mugglns Is dead, Hisyoung Ito wen. out
suddenly about O clock. SATURDAY after.
noon, taking with 1t SIS cash. "Aiuggins.
SAID his owner was no ordinary dog. Ii
he bad fault It was too much frmne,s.
ana when be got hold Of one If those
young once IN Trash block, he he Iil al.
most every day nothing short 81 nitro.
giycerhe would shake him of. One stood
~ doorway plump legged juicy chap,
ana Mugglns resolved T. wait Tor INN.
a. We have sold before, Nuggius was set
IN Li' wsy be iat down on tho track
Win one eve On that hoy Presently the
'V"h tfaih hove Ia sight Muggih. wa.
Aol gong TO get up let the tram turn
'ut II II wanted t.. Nearer Numbered
'hd gIittered the engine, the boy came out
As'ep, Muggins got up, the boy went tack
sga'h, Muggms lay down again and in an
instant bls poor manglci byly was hurled
into the ditch by the trstA.ide The bow
VINO had lhhocently caused the slaughter
ran up to the dying dog and reached down
10 him. slowly tho iron .tw .hut on the
pump hand. siooh ct uuult,rable ,,ti.tac.
toh lighted UP hi- glazing ewes, and
Mugglns was dead
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-07-30
THE STATE LIQUOR LAW.
ABUSE UNDER 1.-THE LADIES
PUT IN AN APPEARANCE

ftrom the Alcdo M Banner July %
On the 9Th OF July, Mrs. Mary Baiey
commenced suit against John BerrisiofdI
saloonkeeper, for selling intoxicating
drinks 30 her husband, Ia violation OF the
state hquor law. The suit was commenced
before 4. w. Graham, but n change OF
venue was taken 10 Nj IL Marsh. The
trial commenced at the courthouse ut
pm.
H. ID. Holmes and J. NJ. Wilson APP
peared for the prosecution, and is. +.
Brock and Francis Martin Appeared Tor
the defense
There was good deal of interest mani
tested, ard the court-house was crowded
Many ladies were present some were
there 20 encourage the plaintiff some
were there to learn how TO manage their
own brutes, rs Mrs. DE Geer called them.
Some were there who were single, but
hoped to learn bow 1t was Done 50 tina,
when they were married 1t would be- no
trouble to control their lords.
About the frs, thing the counsel for the
defense did WAS 10 ask the court 10 romove
the cause to the nearest Justice for trial, ~
the ground that the court was un import
ant witness in the case But tho court
ruled that he would Try the case which he
did, and was not introduced ~ witness ut
ALL On going 10 trial, one of the most i'm
portant witnesses could not be found, ana
tho trial was put of until Monday, at .
am. This was deadly blow, IN theory
to all the ladies, for Monday is wssh-day
but what was the astonishmcnt of the
gentlemen to hear them declare that was h.
day or no wash-dny they would come and
hear IL through. Some of them were much
excited, and would hardly take their nc
cus.omea maps in church ON Sunday.
Monday came, and hut Jew clothes were
hung out. Tho tub, the boiler, and the
board were rs silent rs the grave. The
usual amount of scolding and talking
naughty about dirty shirts were dispensed
with, and although nssculines would be
compelled to lay in bed on Tuesday and
wednesday while the linen was washed.
they all had the unusual blessing ola IrGy nm
dinner on wash-day. The ladies were nj I
the field Of battle by . /; but o o'clock with !
lawyers means Just one hour later, and il /
was fully 10 before anything was done A
jury was called The lawyers fooled
around, and said they wanted intelligent
men, and 20 II happened that several were
rejected The ones who stuck were 4
Henry, Beard Church John Wharton, l.
Williams, Miller, and ] :. pinkerton
The counsel for the prosecution INTRODUCED
their witnesses, aud they were questioned
and eross-questoned. Tho defense offered
no rebutting evidence
About 4p.m. the case was argued lN
oounsels, and near { IL went 10 the iury
After short delberstiun the Jury gave
verdict, and hyed the amount of damages
at Sl35. This is the first case OF the Kind
ever tried here.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09
I NStalc News:

Peter Wallace, colorcd road
hand: employed on the Northeastern
Railroad, was run over and instantly
killed by the up freight train on
Wednesday night last, near Florence,
while lying asleep on the track.
" An excursion train from Sumter to
Wilmington, N. g., will leave Sum
ter on tho morning of the
10th July next for Wilmington
and return the same day: The OBJ.
ject of the same is a picnic on Wac
camaw. Lake. .,
A writer In the Columbia Union.
Herald warls to know what has be-
come of the old claims held by the va.
rious sherilfs for costs on tax exccu-
tions, nuila bona executions and such
like, which have accumulated against
the State.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09
Attention County Auditors!

Comptrollcr..G encral S. l.. IIoae
issued circulars yesterday to the
diifcrc"t county auditors, oauesting
them to furnish, as soon rs ,pcssiblc,
information. ap follows :. Tho name
o. &ny RAILROAD company, with the
name of the president or managing
dn cctors of Tie company, whose track
or portion thereof, is in the county.
The names Of all banks and bankers,
with their titles, national, State or
private, with the name of the presi.
dent and dire ctors in charge Of tho
same. The name of any fire, marine
CT life insurance mbany doing bust
ness in tho county, together with the
names Of the local or general agents.
The name of Enyl express company
doing business in tie county, and the
name of any telegraph company.
Also requesting those county audi
tors who have r,t settled with their
county trcasurcrs for ..tho general
license tax to do 30 ot once md for
ward sheets to tho Acknowledgements
al'a olioa. The tax duplicates for
1873 will be sent by express on Mon
day, tho 7th instant, with blanks Of
the same enclosed -Union.UeraM.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09
An important DeciSiOn,,

The Supreme Court oc this State
has reversed the decision Of judge
Tourgec recently MADE; in the SUI
perior Court Of Cra"sc county, in
the case of Runin, VS.. the Commits
sicnors Of Orange, as to the power Of
the State to tax United States Treagu ~
ry notes and National Bank bills as
money, also, solvent. &uaits. The
opinion Of the Coucs waS prepared by
justice EccGe.
1t will be remembered that j udge
Tourgeo held that neither United
States Treasury notes nor National
lMnh"bflls were subject to taxation
b. tic State, also that solvent orodits
were not taxable, as tho deposit re-
mainod money either as United States
Treasury notes, or National Bank
bills. "'." =.
We understand thd Treasurer Of
State has invariably instructed tho
list. takers in the State TO require tax
payers to list their money OIL hand or
on deposit, also their solvent credits
regarding itas his duty to- see'that
the law was exocuted,'as the law i'm
posed Ia : Gu these SUBJECTS.
We will publish the decision to-
morrow.-Raieigh Ne,Os.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09
GhuslIy Scthey in Nashville -Rayages Of
tho Cholera.

From n private letter from lc.d.
ing business man Of Nashville, VIC
make the following extract
"rhc condi'iuu of thing. has been
awful here. Lust Friday, Reported
eighty .one deaths. This was obtain.
cd from the tndcrtakcrs but I an
fully satisfied that there were ut least
twenty five to thirty more who were
boxed up by carpenters in different
parts Of The city and buried. know
Of eases Wicfo whole families Of 10
grocs have dicd-one case where
Tho man AMI his wifc were
lying dead on the bed and three
c:il'iren dead rn the ilrrr.
GA Mr.. Jenkins, OF ElgcGeld, had
two children to die yesterday. They
we're both at Sunday-sohool in tho
moruing and were in their collins at
3 o'clock The disease seems, how
ever, rs a general thing, to he confined
to the negroes and the poorer class.
es OF white people. l noticed that on
Sunday. out Of ffty.six there were
twenty-eight buried by the County.
LII almOsC every instance, Whefc prop
er medical attention can be had
promptly, the case will yield to treat.
mcnt. Many have doubtless died
from fright and likewise from over
doses Of preventives.
,"Whic speaking of prcvcntives, I
will give you what consider the best
prescription that eau be followed
Have "A Ra4dage about half q yard
wide, made OF good soft flannel keep
it tied around the bowels, and every
morning rub the abdomen we'll with
spirits Of camphor. B, | use this cou
stantly and require all my people to
do so.
"Do this and live prudently, eati1g
no fruits or vegetables, and keep from
getting scared, and you will be we'll
fortified against cholera"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09

TIE following old but good article,
conveys good idea oflhe pleasure and
ease attending and editing Of newspao
per:
"Edihnga paper is a very pleasant
thing. If 1t contains too much political
matter, people went have it; if it
contains TOO little, they won't have it,
If the type is too large, don't contain
enough reading matter If the type Is
too small, they can't read it. If wo
publish telegraph reports, folks say they
arc nothing but lies if we omit them,
they say we have no enterprise, or sup.
press them for political effect. II we
indulge in lew jokes, folks say we arc
pothlng but fattlc..heads if we omit
jokes, they say VIC arc old fossils. If
we publish original matter, they blame
us for not giving, them original sclec-
tlons ), folks say we are too lazy for not
giving them What they have not read
in some other PAPER. :. IF we give a man
q complimentary notice we are ccnsnrcd
for being partial; if we do pot, all hands
say.@e are a grcat,hog., # we speak
well of any act folks say that we dare
not 90 otherwise !, if we pccnsure, they
call us a'raitor. five stay in our office
qndattend to. business, folks say we arc
TOO proud to mipgle with. our fellows.
1--WE do not pay all bills promptly,
iolka say we arc not TO, be trusted il
we do pay promptly, they say we stole
the money.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09
A Remarkable Lady.

Mrs. Manning, whose death was
mentioned few days ago, was, by the
tics :cf marriage and consaneunity,
closely connected with four Govern
ors Of South Carolina in the past,
none of the.degrces being bcy oud that
Of uncle. Governor James b. Rich
ardson was her uncle, Governor John
P. Richardson, her brother: Governor
Riobard j. Manning, her husband,
and Governor James l., Mani ng, her
son. -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09

There is sid perplexity f the Reform
camp III Pennsylvania, No hope is
entertained Of obtaining a reform govern
mcnt, SO .long. as the, Harrisburg aud
philadelphia f:igs, by manipulating the
registation and the voting, can overcome
any majority that may be gained III the
rural districts. mendments to the con.
stitnlion, which would insure fair poll
and on honest count, were submitted to
the Constitutional Convention. It.whs
essential that, the work of the body
should be completed and submitted to
the people before the October election,
and 1T was thought that this could be
done On Friday last, however, tho
Convention voted, by majority Of one,
to adjourn over from to-day TO the third
Tuesday in October, The effect OF this
is that the next election viii bc'conduct
ed on the old plan, ard the RING will
have another year of power. Besides
this, the combination which the Reform
crs proposed to make are endangered.
/ The idea WAS 10 form union bf Liberals,
Anti. Ring Republicans and Democrats,
wh0.would elect an Administration man
as State, Treasurer, and Democrat OF
high standing as Supreme Judge. The
ratification Of The new constitution was
the point about which the combination
was to crvstal'zc, and the alliance now
may lead TO nothing. ...
The Rings, OF course, ccntrivcd the
! adjournment of the institutional Cnn.
venton. Their creatures, and tho
s'mpIe-mn1od delegates waom they
hoodwinked, did the business. The ex.
cnsc was that it is too hot. IN PhiIadcl.
phia in summer. Those delegates will
reach still hotter place. one Of these
days, lfthoy shilk their duty in that
fashion.-Ncws and Courier
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09

Lytra StssiOn OF thc Legislature.

We unde, stand, from good author
i iti. that u self constituted committee
Of Senators have circulated conf
dental ci'cula," among the Republi
rnn members Of theal legislature, re-
; ones; Ing their signature for all extra
, session. The urgent reasons assigned
are numerous ,'hut F,hc r,ost impor>
tant $ccm 70 be iSt. That several
members have pay &C, ,tiiicatcs of Five
| IhousaLd D,llars. which the Stat
| Treasurer refuses to cash.
2l. That the GnNft3 have decided
against the. 5. g. +. Ii. ir. relation to
the tax lev" which would compel the
road to pay iutu the State Treasury
before ,he meeting, Of the regular
session Of the Legislature, between
, three and four hundred thousand dol
lars this amount the S. 9. r. r. is
reluctant to pay, not only this year,
but every succeeding. year. The
road therefore prefers nome special
Legislation just nov and strong
moncye1 arguments are being used
to bring about that desired end
Tho company would rather pay tho
leg islaturo about one hundred thou
sand dollars, than to pay the State
IN lawiul taxes from throe TO four
hundred Thousand a year.
81. That Governor Moses has cx.
hausted all tho money in the State
Treasury, including tho School fund,
whereat honorable members are dis
satisfied, and demand an equal di-
vido. =" :"
4th. Rluc Ridge Scrip in Columbia
is held in Columbia by tho bushcl, by
certain parties, and they ask a little
special Legislation in their behalf, for
which they are willing to pay libc.,
raj sum. -.
5th. 1t has been discov cred, by the
Sinking Fund Commission, that cer-
tain very honest officials, ircluding
the Governor, members of the LegiJ.
lature, etc, have appropriated most
patronizingly to themselves, several
millions OF State bonds, at which the
mission manifest must disg ust
and propose to look farther into
Lancaster Ledger.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09
PURELY VEGET.HLE,

containing those Southern Roots and Hcvbs
which nm all-wisc prnv;dcncc has placed IN
countries whcrc Liver Dr,nzcs most
prevail. 1t will cure all Di*aaurs c.,usc,
=. arrangement Of tho Liver
The symptoms Of Liver Complaint ere
nl'tcr or bad taste in ihc m.uih Ha.n in
IN" Back, Sides or Joints, often mistaken
%: Rheumatism Sour stem: ch Loss of
hrreute Bowels alternately ocstivc AMI
lax IcadGche Loss Of memory, wi.hn n
painful sensation OF having failed to 10
.oinolh'ng which ought 10 have been ,.oac
De"il'ty, Low Spirits, n thick yellow ap
pearence o. The Skin and Eyes, , dry
CougA oitcH mistaken for Consumnlion,
no'he!lmes many Of these sym;t oms attend
,no dlScasc, at others very lew bat the
LIVER me largest organ in thr toly, is
gehcraily the seat CT the disease. and il not
hegolatcd III time. great -ui.Grina, wrctch-
comcSs aud Death Will cnsuc.
This Great Unraiing Snooilic will moi he
found the least UNPLEASANT.
,, .r ror Dyspepsia, Constipation, Jaundicc,
nnl'ous a'tncks. Sick lIcahachc, Collie.
oppression ofSririts, Sour Stomach, Heart
Burn, &C., sc.
SllNONS LIIEE REGULATOR OR Mrnl,
CINE,
IS the Cheapest, PureSt ana Pest Family
NlcdloInc in the World
hancfactrrcd only by
j. IL. zEILlN & CO..
Macon, Ga. and FEilauclrhis.
., rr'ec, 81 %. Sold by all Druggists.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09
The Back.pay Grab.

A Western paper states that out Of
three hundred and seventeen members
Of Congress about TWO hundred a::d
seventy five. lave gone into the five.
thousand. dollar funeral business, and
that there is no use for partial friends and
newspapers that basl; in their smiles 10
try to save item. This is pretty mach
the sentiment throughout tie Wec;, and
all that Senator Carpenter or General
But'errmay say cannot save the back
pay erabbcrs from their due measure OF
popular odium 1t will be curious to
notice how the. Massachusetts rcpuhli-
cans will act in this matter. Ifat Their
State CONVENTION they follow IN the foot
steps of their friends in Maine, Ohio
and Iowa, and make Tie tlcnunciation OF
the grab feature III their platform,
where will Butler stand
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09
Railroad Convention.

A railroad tonycntioh will be bold
at Abbevillo tho 18th Of August
next. , Tho citizens Of Beaufort, Barn,
well, Edgcfold, Anderson and Abbe.
Vile arc to bo represented. The OBJ
ject of the meeting is to further tho
project of railroad from Chicago to
tho South Atlantic coast. -.
--A-----As - . O..
Tho grave Of upappteciative geniu
J The waste basket.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09

The Khan Of Khiva, asit appears, af.
ter welvo attempts at more favorable
terms, which, i, WAS supposed, were will,
"trcachcrous intcnt,"; has unconditional
ly surrendered TO General Kaufman,
commanding Tho advanced column Of the
Russian arliiy ofnvas,on and occupation
This means the annexation with Khiya
Of the whole Of I'n:kestan to Russia, and
the extension OF tile Russian railway
system projected for Central Asia, via
the ancient Oxus Rivc., to tho noun
tain barriers of Hindostan and by a
branch line to tile frontiers of the Chi.
nese Empire. Tins Russia is clearing
the way for the march OF civilization
into the hitherto isolated and unap
proachable regions made famous in his.
tory by Timonr the Tartar and GcnGhis
Khan.-N. Y. Herald.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09
The First Gun Of the Rebellion.

Tho War Department will sond to
West Point from. the Ordnance Blu.
reau, as trophy Of tho lcte war, the
first gun fired in the cause Of the re"
bellion. 1t w.s fred at the steamer
Vicksburg, bound for New Orleans,
and supposed to have arms and ammu-
milton on board belonging to lie Uni.
tod States. The firing took place
several days before any guns were
fired at tho United States OF, troops,
either at Charleston or Pontacola. 1t
is ,a'small four. pound cannon, former.
ly the property Of the city Of Ficks'
burg Wash. Cor. ~ Y. HdraM.
| -t2-.i-- 1-es - sL-+s--5-----
A Kentucky contains anfepor'
or a regent wedding, in (which the bride
was not neutrality-suspicious., but her
father threw in seven mules and tho hus.
lbana was satisfied
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09

"May / leave a fcw tracts ?" asked
missionary of lady who responded
70 his rcm"rks: "Leave some tracks {?
Certainly you may" said she, looking
at him most benignly ovor hor specs,
"lcavc them with the heel towards
tho house, if you please"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09

, Under the now military law Of Italy,
Victor Emanuel will soon have a, rcgu.
lar army Of 200, 900 men of all arms, and az
n reserve militia Of $50, 900, of.whlch it.
ia expected 100000 will be effective.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09

The Democratic constituents Of Con-
gresaman Lamison, Of ONO. have noli-
fed him that by, voting for the back
salary swindle, and pockoting the money
lse 'has forfeltod their respect and conf
dencc.' They demand that he sha]
either resign his Office, or plodgc him
self to vote at the next SESSION Of Con
eress for repeal Of the salary clause o
the Appropriation bill. ,Wo take it fo
granted he is 10 make. restitution also
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09

Terre Haute has a young man who
cuts, fits and makes all the dresses
worn by his mother and four sisters.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09

Womon ought to do oil she, can. to
mako this earth paradise for man
as it was all hor fault that he lost the
other.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-07-09
New and attractive Arrivals,

OUR Spring and Summer Stock s re.
~ ccivcd "rl confidently submitted 10 ihe
inspection of our patrons. The ladies
department including Hats, and P"nn"ts
trimmed end un'rin.mCd, and n full surr!y
Of ladies Dress Goods from the largest csinh-
lshmcnts bought for cash, with n judg-
inent cultivated by experience and n lang
nc 1uainance With the wants and tastes Of
our customers. Also n f;i stock ci mems
wc,ring materials rs Has. Boots, Shoes
and Caters. Supplies Of Tin Ware, wood u
| Crockcry ard glass Ware, Axes, Nacs,
plow Chains, Rice, Mr"l, salt Mp!:ssc.,
! Petroleum &C.. all IN reasonable FERNS.
april 10 u. IhNbE"HtI.H.