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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-01-08

80 So'"N' "tth Wiz olactOry nerves OF
the hungry dogs. The latter left off
their attentions to each othc, end be.
gan to snuff for tho source Of the
pleasant odor, which they highly ap-
preciated and they soon traced it to
the minister. They clustered about
him in very friendly manner but no
notice vas taken Of them, and when
he went into the house they went
too.
q prayer was offered at the resi-.
dcnoe' during which tic dogs smellcd
out the whereabouts Of the savory meat
exactly, and in the doing of this they
greatly annoyed the r;niufater, aud
caused his check to burn and his heart
te ache. After tho prayer the corpse
was carried to the church, which was
near by, and thithcr the whole com
pany followed, where tho services
werc to be more protractcd. TIE
dogs wont, toa, und soon after llrA
mlniatcr took his place in the pulpit
they began to skirmish around his
coat pockets. IF it had becn any
where except IN q church, or on any
OCCASION except a funeral, the dogs
would have been cudgelcd and sent
away =; but as it was no one wished to
disturb the quiet sanctity of the place
by the yelping Of dogs. fhcy SC en-.
ct to comprehend the situation, and
made the most Of it. They went up
into tho pulpit Il single one at time,
Sometimes two companions would
meet coming down from opposite
sides of the pulpit, but all ccntcring
behind tho minister, whose only means
Of defonee was kicking out behind
at thcm, by guess but the dogs wore
wary, good ut dodgiug, and mono got
hit.
Thue the scrvice went on. Tho
mental anguish of the good minister
cannot be described; but there was
no nltcrnative--ho must proceed rs
best hecould. at last, to his great
relief, ho was aheut tp close his part
of The Fervice Ivy rrorouncing the
| tcncdicton--had already closed his
Dyes and raised his hands for this pur
pose-when Worthy deacon of the
Baptist church wished to have the
minister read notice. The deacon
was man Of rather diminutivc size,
and walked a3 lightly as cat. lie
had approached ,hI pNlpii with the
notice in his hand, unpcrccivcd by
tho minister, and was on the stairs
within reach when the mini. ter raised
his hands. The deacon, to attract hi $
| uttrp.inn "a tui,r.l ~; ,,.. t,;l (,r
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amount. should not the currency in volume
this proposition and therefore, favor increase OF the
circulating medium on principle.
ITS EPFRCT UPON REAL ESTATE.
- From The Chicago 7ribgne
The result of recent interviews between re-
porters OF The NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE and the prominent
te estate operators OF that city develops some very
Important testimony TO the ultimate effect or the
present panic upon real estate investment The
eSnony was unanimous from all the heaviest dealers
IN NeW-1ofR that those who were carrying the
heaviest amounts In real estate had no disposition 10
SCI, o9t only held the more firmly as the panic In.
creased What is stated above relative TO the effect Of
h present panic real estate has characterized every
panic heretofore. The natural effect OF panic is TO
cause money 70 flow toward the frnest security, and
tnat security offered by real estaenot speculative
schemes and lots located in swamps and wildernesses,
terest capital invested Every panic thus Tar in
tn financial history OF the country has concentrated the
asVenliOh VI capital TO improved real estate
ACTION OF PRESIDENT GRANT.
From The Toledo Commercial
In no act has President Grant more fully
met ne approval Of the business sentiment O the
Try than IN his absolute refusal to lend the public money
to banks and Others on collaerals urgently
properly placed himself both law and sound policy.
anu Ior TINS The NETWORK TRIBUNE very truly says
tne people owe Gen. Grant hearty thanks" The idea
OF the Government thus becoming q mOney-lender to
sustain particular individuals In their private affairs, s
new never having been put In practice The action Of
the President iu relic wing stringency by purchasing
government bonds at the market value, timely and
bonds and thus enabling holders of public securities TO
eale Oh such property, while, az the same time the in
reduced. This - Inherent
the Governments entering the market as a money
lender, against both law aud policy.
REAL ESTATE VALUES.
From The Ciereanf Leader.
A very important feature of the present
financial criss-0ne In which the whole country
or less nterested-s the effect which the excitement
VIII nave upon the value OF real estate THE NEW YORK
TRIBUNE mas had its reporters busy among the real estate
dealers, ana hnds that during the hight OF the
panic IN wall and Broadsts. their business had gone
uhuinished The dealers explain that whenever there
Is crash III stocks securities OF kind, there
comes rush OF capital for investment In real estate
the sae, SOLID bed rock which cannot burn up, blow
away or be wiped ont by the failure defdlcaJon OF
any one. "A prominent Pine-st broker" says THE
TRIBUNE, stated that OF his customers who had
large sums In bank had withdrawn them for investment
III real estate that there increasing hrmness in
real estate and tendency TO invest IN II, and that IL
was just as obtain money upon bond aud mort
gage as IL was a week ago"
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Dominic Malone, charged with operating an illicit
d,ley at No l59 West Fi :eeobast was held yesterday in
81 500 bail by Commissioner Shields
On Monday next, in the Court Of General Sessions,
granted a trial by the Court Of Appeals
Robert Lewis, who has been indicted by the
Grand Jury for rape arrested yesterday by Detective onoer John
med to bail in $1,000.
Justice Delmar of Brooklyn held for trial. yester.
day Richard Fisher charged Nth stibeng John hesse at
the charge of killing his wife discharged from custody
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday before
s pe a9 S%in fmGp a sss %
lately arrived Castle Garden of eaeOAg containing quantity Of
clothing worth 5000, on Oct 2
At the Essex Market Police Court. yesterday, be.
Justice STANDBY Andrew Shafer committed In default OF
S.gse. Csn ffs. So 50 quantity
Of sasa teas eoaees &e TG5S p % 500 @ answer charge
Of eag pOckebook containing s37 from Theodore Little Of
No. 233 ienryst
Deputy Sheriff William II. Shields conveyed from
the rOmbs 70 the state Prison at Sing Sing ye.te The following
Grand larceny Charles p ens8 years forgery; nugo Mover
Iear grand larceny; Henry Belmont years grand larceny james
chae Lnnuey on jay 49, at NO Cksou sentenced life
William Il. Mackal Il attempted grand larceny Charles
Schmidt years. burglary.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday
before Jestee BIby Joseph MeGae Of No 90 sprg wa hg
Thirty j who charged him ang watch and chain worth
$40 Duenber Of the Libby Honse at Twenty and
Fourtav has for time past been going around to different
persons this city representing himself as authorized by the 81
ieaudng several OF these until
called William Marrrntr AZ
had previously collected IS Mr. MaTrener and when he
appeared yesterday that gnteman suspicious aroused and be
had him arrested Dusenbeny committed TO answer William
A63 West Tweuennth-sL ned in 1000 bail
complaint Abraham Suwe No. 400 West Twenty nntht
who charged him with keeping dsorierly house.
In the Court Of Special Sessions yesterday, before
Judge Sutherland Attorney Rollins for the
people no the oowsg prisoners pleaded guilty.
John Duffy and James Shields stealing 1888 from Michael Meehan
2S Avenue A SEPT II Dufy sent TO the House OF
Refuge Shields discharged James Cullen o. attempt at
larceny sept 81 fsl2 from John Grafton o. No 80 0sk,
Prison for John Williams Of sn attempt
at larceny on June 80, OF silver watch worth *5e
person Of John Betz Of Yonkers; sent to the
M Rees, jointly ndc with
Abraham order for $50 worth Of tobacco In the
name John No 225 Greenwich d. H. meApn
Co Of No I46 March Is the PeDtenay for
Mitchell counsel for the prisoner moved for new
trial convicted OF burglary the third de-
gree admission Of evidence at the trs
The prisoner then pleaded guilty OF
another Indictment and
him 6 the State Prison
the Indictments The court then adj burned Tor the term.
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
SATURDAY. Der. 4


QueelStown and Liverpool, ~
M se,m hin Gaelic close IL NJ Supplementary Nal for
postage letters printed matter closed as the Postonee
Nl.l5 10. Steamship sails al p H. HOn hnN e0 OOcA fA
yoniaP Ferry. Jersey CIty
~ closed Continental Mail via SOUTHAMPTON and
Main close at II NJ Supplementary Mail
Tor aud printed mstter closed a. the
sails from foot OF Third st. Hoooken
Mails nv tins line.
Nall Tor France direct and steamship VILE du
Uayre will ~ N. Steamship sails al y IN, from F1r
No. 30. u. X - -.,,- "a.
close at ~ NJ Steamship sails at from Pier foot Of Fourth ST.
Sas Tor Panama Apuwa the Central American and South Pa
.sc ports etc per the steamship Aespuco close al "a M steam
,bip ans At ~ NJ, from Pier No. AZ n. X .
Maik Kingston and savanla, BY be steamship Ais, close at
sails at o from Pier No. IL North RIVER
Mails for Kew steamship CITY Of San Antonio close al
n m steanshp sails at 3 0. m. from Pier No 20 *. X
Havana steamships dock discontinued
Mails for the Neuiors PosOmce day
Mail for HALIFAX closed ., the NewYOrf POtoace every
i.y ct p IN, and goes wa Boston
All Mails at II O'Clock The Fostohoe open nom
M. To 4
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DECISIONS-OCT. 8,

Supreme CourLBy Judge BarTett.-Samuel G..
Ishsm executor ag Sarah Dawson ct aCae and amendments
By Judge Fancher-Patton assignee agt Adams Newell -
Motion TO yacate OF granted with $40 costs TO abide event.
Iecb AIT aLe order attachment be granted
retunabe 1873 at ii baiabe IN $50 In the matter
The Hope Life Insurance Comphemoranda for counsel
Schoefer a Bacon he Judgment execution and levy must
t,n AZ secuty defendants allowed and try the
provided they spae to take short notice for the
and that the be placed on The short calendar Tor
second Friday, Sc.
Superi0r C0urt-Specal 1erm.-In the matter Of the
petition Of yoohs Judge Curtis ordered that the Re
f Conf Of Appeals be judgment this Court GabesOn
ambeg-Stay granted PENDING from order at Special Term be-
executing fling undertaking and seeIres afng IN doaoe
the amount Judgment and shenfs fees
Marine Court hambers.-By Judge Joaehimsen.-
Bates ag HnosenMoOu denied with $40 costs to abide the event
agt Knoeppe 1.-TWO ess-Oders granted snHng Out ee
ndsus and judgment for plaintiff somt sgt "ei
Order granted dhsrgng defendant from custody Patterson ar
Aer. Juauaue BeureH Rheims ag Beuren sder a Gfen
Gtn,rdl f-seyes argued and submitted Adjournment
sne die
Commission of Appeals-ALBANY, Oct 3.-Jndg-
affirmed with eosiBaln ag asteso5 LsNrsn. agt Ies
g Hughes Jackson Van Lemon sg The First National
BnE Of Kingston Han sgt Ross Debbe AIT Debbej ham sgt
and Ganandagaa Railroad Williams Esber; COnlct ag The
Grand Trunk Railway BasterbU stanton sgt Jerome
mep, reversed and granted abide the event Meyer
as Csen executor Goedel Hammond yasn Getty sst
Din"nor,s. Newell sg Robbins; Wheeler agt spnols Order
affirmed judgment abstracts against the plaintiff WITH costs
son AIT Brooklyn skating Rink Ascoprds reversed and judg
ment upon verdict affirmed with costs Gillespie sg the cry Of
aed Wallace Drew-Judgmen reversed and new
trial granted with abide event unless plaintiff sh within 20
days the mtlr shall be ted the court below eeet 70 remit
from Judgment the Of lO25 aod interest thereon rom March
% 1861 in the balance affirmed without costs
party this court Noyes agt Hartford Fe Insurance Com
pnE
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The COURTS.
SIGNIFICANT RECOMMENDATIONS.

sIGNIFIJANI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The September term Of the Court of Cen
eral Sessions closed yesterday. Assistant Dstrct-A
torney Rollins appeared for the people, ana the manner
in which he discharged his duties appears from the fact
that the convictions obtained number l62the largest
in any one term OF this Court This fact was referred to
by Judge Sutherland from the bench Mr. Clarke chief
clerk OF the Attorneys Office, contributed to
this Dispatch in preparing the necessary papers for
the prosecution. At noon yesterday the Grand
Jury entered court, and besides presenting
large batch Of indictments, they made presentlment
denounctno the broadway and seventh.ave Railroad
Companvs ohstrnction on Seventhave. by their cars
and TO the disregard OF public rights as an ntoerabe
nuisance, and recommending that uVeie oneuuels pe
a. much a. nossiba kept from associatng with older
criminals aud that under 10 years OF age be sent
TO the House OF Refuge, where they may 1e tsugha
trade rather than TO the Pententiary. Judge Suther
land, Commenting the presentlment expressed us
entire concnrrence in the recommendations, and ex-
,tbe hone that the Legislature would act upon
them. He then dismissed the courI
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Steamship India (Br Hsrs Glasgow Sept 20 and Movie II"
with mtse. snd pass % Henderson Bros. -,
Steamship Adestein (sor Muller Bergen Sept TO- vi"
and 10 Punch Bdye Co -. IA, a..
Steamship City OF Dallas Bogr NegOrlea sePt ~ WIN "'
and 70 C. H. Mallory & Co. m
Steamship Chase Msbgm Portland with ndse end pAs 70 j. ~
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Steamship EIIs sDcor Cola Norfolk this port for repairs
BARK Oilers tGer.l, Dieke Bfernes 80 dsys with ufse
Bari korua (Nor j. Con ala HaVrc 30 days IN Ia 4s
Brig Atave of searDor FEeethey BunsSes Ca IL Gays "e
lumber
Beue CGer SIBERIAN Konigsberg 80 DAYS with
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Oct 3Arrc1 steamship Saxon PHILADELPHIA bark
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the Indies Passe teamshp HISTORIAN or Liverpool; bsrs
Maggie Cavu Amstsrlam Zhue for Rio MARY
f. Leighton Tor haaHzai VIM Mexican Tor PoH SPn Fairy Queen,
or Cork Arrived brig Nngare. from tio Janero for orders
FOREIGN PORTS.
hovuLH 3The Anchor lane steamship Columbis Higgins
SewYork IL Tor Glasow toueed al ts port to-day
ouEEurowS Oct 3-The steamship CITY
hence to-day for Nex York
MEMORANDA.
steamship Pet for Bermufa in attempting 70 leave Pier No
afternoon ~ forced By the
strong ship Hudson. lnz At the end Of the same pier and
meaey taken 10 Poon sipyar. BROOKLYN, where vii
put all possible dispatch and she vii probably he able SAL
to-day.
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