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Brill Brother continue to sell Clothing,
Hats, Trunks, &c, at low rates at their store
on Eighth street.
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The Express Office has been removed to the
room formerly occupied by J. J. Brown,
deceased, on Second Avenue opposite freight
depot.
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n. w. Haines is making all his cigars
with the patent mould, which add one hum
dred per cent to their appearance and smo
king qualities
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lce'cold lemonade OF good quality,
can be had OF W. D. Wood at the post
office, during the hot weather.
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l.. Doolittlc has as good quality of Groceries
as any firm in the State, which he selling
cheap for cash.
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-06-21

Z. f. Randall is now prepared to fur
nish Metallic Cases for children as well as
grown persons.
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LOCAL NEWS.

J, 4. Towel, Portsmouth, o., ofors to the
merchants of Huntington and vicinity, supe-
rior stock Of Dry Goods and Notions, on terms
: he most favorable. febly
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W. II. Kinney has returned rom his
trip to New Jersey. We are glad to see
him among us again, and hope he will
STAY
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Mr.. c. F. Remley, of Charlottesville, Va,
contempates starting a mandatory Of
fine confectioneries and bakery on
Seventh street We wish him success.
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For good goods and low prices, go to the
New York store. Best prints, l0cts
Ward Il France.
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f"r-pn Thur-i,y Uight, ary wa- as.
covered "H 'he propeller Come and see
49,. ahlc. vas lying at our wharf
Some OF %. citizens rushed down to her.
@"oks tDe inIate-, who we're quietly
numbering, and unconscious Of their dan
s''' toe fire had originated in the engine
rom hn''t is uot known hos b. the
energy Of those present, tie flames were
FOOD e1Nnsuished aud quiet restored.
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Our interchangeable landlord of the Mer
chat, Hotel Is one Of the most popular
landlords and has the most popular house
on the Ohio, If the great number OF guests
he daily entertains is any criterion. In
order to better accommodate the TRAVELLING
public, he has recently completed an addi-
ton for billiard and bar room, and con-
verted his old bar room into a sample
room. The next thing to be done is 10 add
another story to the main building, as his
present capacity is constantly taxed to its
utmost George deserves the success he
is meeting with, and we are glad to chroni.
Gle the fact that he has the best patronage
OF any house in this region.
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w" are 'ni'rnel 'he, SO. Harvey los
p'''h'-ei the Dry Goods e.,ab.,.bws,, n,
WI g. y Harrison, aud ,ba, Mr. n will
remove 10 Richmond While We r.g,e, T..
'oo'e Dir Harrison, We seloome Col Har.
veg among US ~
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l: is admitted by all, that the place to
buy Black Luster is at the New York
store, 35cts., to $780, warranted not to
fade. WARD & FRANCE
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-Four linen handkerchieis for 25c,s.
worth 10 cts a piece, at the New York
store WARD y FRANCE.
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room formerly occupied by ]. J. Brown
deceased, on Second Avenue opposite freight
depot.
Thomas Medford, on 81 avenue, has
just received a large stock OF window glass
He also keeps hardware, cutlery, stoves
and house furnishing goods generally,
give him call
For good goods and low prices, go to the
New York store. Best prints, l0cts.
Ward Il France.
E, E. Randall is now prepared to fur
nsh Metallic Cases for children as well as
grown persons.
Ice.cold lemonade OF good quality,
can be had OF W D. Wood at the post
office, during the hot weather.
\. w. Haines is making all his cigars
with the patent mould, which add one hun :
dred per cent to their appearance and smo
king qualities
.
By "A telegram received in this city, we
learn that the reported sale OF President
Huntington interest in the Central Pacific
Ro;Iroo5 10 ~, 60, ~
80
Mr.. c. F. Remley, of Charlottesville, Va.
CONCENTRATES starring monrc.,o.r =,
fine confectioneries and bakery on
Seventh street We wish him success.
Major Frank Hereford, our member Of
Congress arrived in the city yesterday
The dignitied position OF President OF a
Nationel Bank seems to rest lightly on his
W. II Kinney has returned rom his
trip to New Jersey. We are glad to see
HIM among US again, and hope he will
stay.
"o' weather '7 coming "s'' ana now Is
'"' ''''e 10 ""y your ICE cream ire'zers
water coolers ana reirigCfatOrS Thomas
Medlord keeps a FULL line OF such goods
Store on 81 Avenue between Sth and 9th
streets. If
Forr H., L.-In'--.:-
worth 1oo.s r;aas -, to w vs.
store W :. 80. 10TH
"N"D '"NNch'
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81. 49,. ' - WIZ MA! oe 10
49, ''''''o" 'N''''.su W oe
III. r'''. '''''o'''' ~ '""' '''"' i
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aIpI w.. "'' NJ I'''''"''''
-, + -. D. u.
-
tie Ul.ter County (N W ann, nnb
l.sned.fn .Januar, 1900 Its in - ourn;,,
or the great and ALWAYS 10 he lsmor,oi
G orge WASHINGTON. an accon,to,vbo..
funeral had lust reached fin, ssc,io, +,
il truly a valuable relic and az onol L.
String IL can o., +,
-
The Methodist Festival Thursday even
ing vas = pleasant affair. Although the
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MURDERER ARRESTED.

w. THURMAN LEWIS, Sec '.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
gonoe on tho part of somo ono.
" [tArER.]

A1'h DN
just before going to press wo get
the following dispatch through Mr..
Dennis, tho efficient operator of tho
S. & "A. Tol. Go.
=. CoLUMDA, 8. O. Sept. l7th.--
Paymastor Orchard was crushed and
lived about half an hour or three
quarters! A colorcd man whilo ap-
plying brakes was killed.in his tracks.
Engineer Williamson had thigh and
ankle mashed, not much hopes Ct re.
covery. : Two small colored BOYS
were baelJ injured and arc likely to
die. Several wounded. No passen-
gers hurt. Express car splintcred but
messenger Graham escaped with
slight scratcaos. Two engines we're
broken into small pieces. Several cars
torn up IN order to get out Capt.
Orchard who was killed on engine
where be was riding. Two or three
telegraph poles wcro cut down.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
ELEUI'IDN NOTICE.
OFFICE CoMMiss oNEns OF ELECTION

OFFICE CoMMiss 'oNERs OF ELECTION,
WINSsBoRO, September 10th 1873.
HNi + following, named Manng gers of cleo.
!, tons for Fairfield County arc hereby
ordered to open the Polls at their respcc.
tive polling places On Wednesday tho 9th
day Of October 1873 for the election of n
Senator to serve the remainder of The I'm.
expired ttrm Of tho: Hon. Sanders Ford.
deceased The Polls TO be opcucd at 6
o'clock in the forenoon and closed at 6
o'clock i'll the afternoon. Managers arc
strictly requested to conduct The election
III accordance with an hct and an nmended
net TO providing for the general elections
and the manner of conducting The same.
Winnahoro-lI. l.. Elliot, o. II. Thomp.
son, John Smart.
RiJgcway-A II. Craig, W. J, Davis,
Pleasant Adam3.
Doko-H. h. Flanagan, George Counties
p.S. Dawkins.
lIorcb.-R. H. Jcnnir rs, John w.
Robertson, s. +. True.
Jenkinsvillc--J II. Rabb, W. 3,
Marlborough, John W. Martin.
Monticello IN. y. Marlborough II. NJ.
Xcaly, w. ". Kirkland.
Feastervillc-D. II. Fcastor, G. w
Faucet, Jcmcs Cnrlcn.
Yongucsyilc--John 'McLurkin, Calvin
Dricc, Thomas Dewitt.
Gladdens Grovc-Joscph Caldwell,
James a. McCrorcy, Robert Ford,
Kilinswolth--R. IL. Vann, DR.. John
Boyd, Frank Killiugsworth. !,
HENRY JACOBS,
sept 10 Chairman Com. Election.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
School Convention.

School Convention.
A meeting of trustees and teachers
and persons interested in the cause Of
education was held on Saturday ir
tho rear of Mr.. Connor's residence,
whore the white free school is taught.
as this was the first educational
convention ever held in Fairii cid the
attendance was not very large. But
n sufficient number Of trustees and
teachers wcro present to make tho
thing success.
Commi ssioncr Crawford called the
convention to order, and requested
the gentlemen present to enroll their
namos. Hc then stated that as lie
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
Grand Nominating Pow W ow.

dfand Nominating POW W oW.
Tho primary election came off on
Saturday. AS previous meetings of
tho unterri6ed in tho Court House
had cuuscd great damage to the fur
nituro oS that building, tho meeting
was held in tho Pines near tho tan
yard. Things passed off as had boon
announced in tho programme, and
several side plays occurred that were
not in the programme., At on early
hour the baokers of Johnson, Barber,
Grandson Jenkins and Mcdowell
were out in full force, and whippers"
in for cach candidate were stationed
in the streets to beat up recruits.
Tho meeting organized by elccting
John Smart Chairman and Mr.. II. A.
Smith Secretary. 1t was soon cyi~
dent that however much each candi.
date loved himself he hated johnson
moro. Barber, Mcdowell, Jenkins
ard Vaughn allied themselves against
johnson who was backed by Sheriff
Ouvall. AS usual, great confusion
characterized the opening proceedings.
Cries of "Mr. Chairman," "ordcr,"
e:relcction," sBarbcr" "Johnsou,"
"DuVall," &C., &C., prevailed against
the ,orts of tho Chairman, who with
stontorian voice, and a hugo club for
n gevel, yainly calca7ored to pre-.
serve order.
There was tho usual amount of
cursing and ouerrcling, and knives
and pistols and'brickbats were drawn
for an af:ay. Justice Mackey pro-
claimed the peace and called on tho
Sheriff to assist him. Tho noisy
brawlers did not seem to pay much re-
gard to the majesty oe tho law. No.
body, howc7or was hurt, and order
was restored. Thea the nominations
commenced. Eighteen delegates
were to be chosen and about hun.
drod names wero givcnin. The voting
commenced and continued till dark
ness put an end to tho conflict. The
mode Of voting was novel. AS each
person WAS proposed, his adhorcnts
went down about hundred yards
and thcro forming in column, march
ed past two tcllcrs stationed on
stamps who counted thom. Tho re-
suit was thon recorded.
The first ballot showed that the
coalition had about one hundred and
thirty supporters, while Johnson's
strength was at first sixty five and
thon gradually dwindled. Tho re-
port was spread that Sheriff Duvall
had'cxpressed his determination to
spend two thousand dollars to secure
johnson election, and this greatly en-
ragged tho virtuous and inccrruptiblc
voters.
Tho result Of the vote was that the
Duvall-Johnson party was completely
''fanncd out" not electing single
delegate of tho whole eighteen. This
was quito blow, for johnson conf
dcntly expected majority of the
delegates from this precinct.
Barbor and jenkins were both
elected delegates, rocoiying about
100 votes each. johnson received
only 38, and Sh oriff Duvall about so.
The result of tho meeting is that
johnson loses every delegate from
Wirnsboro, unless some Of them
"chango thoir minds" Tho question
now is how tho eighteen delegates
elected will bo divided among tho
three candidates who joined forces.
AN effort will doubtless be mado to
influence tho delegates. Whether
this will Isuccocd is one of The mystic
ries Of the future.
| ~~>>~~-->~~>---~~------
School Convention.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
Local, 3ou1pa.

Now Advertisement.
Look Hore--R. j. McCarley. =
Important Observation-Disclosures g.
Brice.
Mt. Zion Sooiety-G. II. MoMas-
Ger. =
Read "Wanted."'
Wo call attention to tho now ad.
vortisements in to-day's issuc. :,
New Goods-Withers t. Dwight.
Grand Openiug-J. o. Boag.
Fresh GroceTes-J. D. McCarloy.
Election Notice.
Sale-M. J.. Brown.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
PURELY VEGETABLE.

PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those Southern Roots and Herbs
whi'h an all-wisc Providence has placed in
couHlrios where Liver Diseases most
prevail. 1t will cure all Diseases caused
" Dcrangemcnt Of the Liver.
The symptoms of Liver Complaint arc O
bitter on bad taste in the mouth Pain in
the..Back, Sides or Joints, fen mistaken
for rheumatism Sour Stomach Loss of
Appetite Bowels alternately costivc and
OK Headache Loss OF memory, with n
painful sensation Of having failed to 10
something, which onght to havo Jccn done
Debility, Low Spirits, q thick yellow ap.
pcarancc of. the Skin and Ewes. drv
Cough often mistaken for Consumption.
Sometimes many OF theso symptoms attend
the disease, at others very few but tho
Liver, The largest organ in the body, is
generally the seat CT the disease, and if not
Regulated in time, great suffering, wretch,
cdncss and Death Will cnsuc.
This Great Unrailng Specific will not bo
found the least Unpleasant.
For Dyspepsia, Constipation Jaundico,
l'illioua attacks, Sick Headache, Collie,
Derrcsson ofHpirits, Sour Stomach, Heart
Barn, &C., &c.
SIMMOS'S LIVER REGULATOR or MEDI.
CINE,
Is the Cheapest, Purcst and Best Family
Medicine in the World
Manufactured only by
J. II. ZEILIN & CO.,
Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia.
Price, Sl.OO. Sold by pll Druggists.
jnne %
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
AssiGnccs,' or Trustces,' Notice of
AppOintmcnt.

In the District Court Of the United States
for tho Western District of South
Carolinn-in Bankruplcy--In the mat
ter o. David Campbcll-Bankrupt.
n 70 whom it may concern Tho under.
4. signed, Samuel b. Clowncy, hereby
gives notice sf his appointment as as
signcc Of the Estate Of David Campbcll
Of Fairfield County, in said District and
who was, to wit, on the-day Of,
1872, adingcd Bankrupt, upon the Petition
Of himself.
Dated OF Winnshoro s. C. tho I'd day of
September, A. ID. 1873.
SAM'L Z. CLOWNEY,
sep 442--xl Assignee.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
Deaths.

Deaths. :.
T. The sad duty dovolvcs upon US of
ohronicling tho deaths of two old
{. citizens Of Fairfield. Mr. Jamo
Gray died OIL Wednesday, and Mr..
Adam Barber on Sunday. These
! gentlemen had, each reached the al
lotted ago of t.:rec score years and
, ten.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
YClJafn lIiek.

A despatch from Shreveport, La,
says "Owing to 'he prevailing ma
lignant fever here AMI The CONSEQUENT
panic in the country, our city has been
quarantlnca by interior points, apd
trade i'll consequence is parslyzcd."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24

Among tho mortgages recently re-
corded in Now York is one by tho
CITY Central Underground hallway
Company to George Hunter Brown
and Henry NJ. Alcxa ndcr, for :;2O,-
Qoo,oCo, of all It's franchises, branches,
tunnels, Viaducts, rolling stock, &c.
Mr. George II. Brown is president of
the Nov fork, Boston and Montreal
Railway Company.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
Acknowledgment.

Acknowledgement. -.
We return" thanks to Messrs.
Withers & Dwight for present of tho
'fWeed." 1t is asqporior article and
will tempt any one to break his rcso-
luton to "stop chowing." Sc
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
Correction.

Correction. = ..t -. T.
! Wo were misinformed in regard to
the removal of Mr.. David IIemphill,
: Treasurer of Chester County. We
are happy to learn that Mr.. Hemp"
; hill still retains his Office. tho ,dQtics
Of which he has faithfully discharged
! for several years.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
VIZ "A y%gETa y.%g 'E,NEp

y n young man well known IN Ghi9
- Town aud county situatiar as
clerk in some good house. Has hhd four
years experience in business iircss,
stating terms, "S," WiInsno 70 $. g.
sept 23-t3
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
Tho Result Of the Primaries.

1uo h jSulG VI CQ6 TflmariGS,
Unofficial returns have hcen re.
oeived from tho several precincts.
Tho counting Of noses has commenced, =,
but many of tho delegates, like tho
'lrishman's pig, won't stand still long
enough to be counted! Winnsboro
bonds Is delegates, anti-J ohnson. At
Ridgcway, Barber's scalp was lifted
uDceromoniously, contrary to tho bo
lief VIC had formed from; previous
meeting. johnson and ". II. Mar
shall claim oach portion Of tho ten
elected. Ioreb goes Johnson ;'Ooko,
johnson aud McCorklo :; Monticello
and Jenkinsvillc, principally for
Martin Barber carries Feastervillc
and part of Yongnosvillo. The bal
anco of Yongucsvillo and Gladden's
Grove are for Moore.
Thus far, there seems to 30 gen.
oral dog-fall NIL around. None of
tho candidates show much elation at
tho result. With so many compcti.
tors in tho fold, great deal Of wire
pulling will be done to-day.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
Fire Engine.

Fire Engine. ).
Wo havo seen letter from Mess.
Humscy & Co., stating that work has
been commenced on tho "Fairfeld,"
the engine ordered by tho Nyinnsboro
Fire Company. Hurry up the cisterns.
Lots OF good rain water is running
It out of Eowu.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24

On Saturday night there was a
{ greater amount of roise than, usual in
the stroctsI Assoonsidcrable quantity
of bad d<whiskey was aAoat. On such
tpooasions the polioe force should bo
Increased so as to preserve order. "
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
Base Ball,

; a match gamo Of base ball was
played on College Green Monday af-
,tcrnooh between apicked seven of Red
Jacket base ball club (Sonios) and
q picked ninc of Ku Klux base ball
CLUB (Juniors.) At the close of the
fourth inning the game; was called
tina score standing 4 to 10 in favor of
the Rcd Jackets. Try itagain 'little
ones"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24

Fair of the Oarolinas. ::
= We return thanks to tho managers
for a catalogue Of this Fair. It will
be, held in Charlotte on tho 25th of
November. Tho list of prclr iums is
largo and, varied,> Offering induce,
ments to exhibitors, Fom the en-;
tcrprise displayed In making prcpara-
tions the Fair will doubtless be quite
o success.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24

Ninnsboro Public School, No. 4.
fITilE o\crcises Of this school will be
L. resumed, on Monday, the 29th of Sep
tender, under the same Teachers as last
session, In addition TO tho elementary
and English Studies, classes will be form
ed, if desired, III Philosophy, Astronomy
and Algebra.
o. r. THOMPSON,
sept 13-t2x2 Clerk DoarG Trustees.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
'W1nnsborO Cotton Market,

For tho past week 220 bales Of cot.
ton were sold ia this market at prices
ranging from Is to l6t oonts.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
Railway Collision.

halfway COLLISION. ="
Through Capt. S. K. Mcdonald, Of
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, wo learn of serious collision
yesterday morning on tho G. c. g. A.
Il. II. fow miles above Columbia.
! The paymastcr's train in charge Of
Mr.. Elliott Orchard, was coming up,
nnd collidcd with the down passenger.
Several cars wcrc wrecked and several
persons injured. Mr. Orchard re-
coivcd fatal injuries, from which he
has since died. A colorcd fireman was
killed. Engineer Williamson of tho
down passenger had his leg brokcn.--
Several others were severely, if not
fatally injured.
Mr.. Orchard was young gentle
man of promise, and was an efficient
officer of the road. His death will be
universally regretted.
Having heard no details Of the oc'
ourrenco we suspend judgment; but
thoro must have been criminal nogli
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
M [. Zion Society,",

INllE rcgn lar quarterly meeting Of Nj.
i. Zion Society, will take place on Thurs.
day Goth instant at 10 o'clock \. VI,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-24
IMPORTANT NOTICE,

WE ID beg ss y our r, I'""@' n"I who are m1en.
when selling their FIRST cotton. WcarC
needing money immediately ANA badly.
sept % MGMA$TFR s. BRICE.
, 1873-12-14
POMEFOY.
The Ex-scnator's Desperate Efforts 10
Escupe 'Tr.3.4 for bribery.
Hi5h Officers Said to Have Become Pc
cuiiarIy Interested in His
SUCCESS.


speefai 1'snatrh 10 Tho Chieaao Trih.ns.
LgAe1:Nwonrii, Kun,, Dro. 13.-Tho truth abont
tn whispered revelation, mentioned Ii, yeaterdny's
tliEpatci, is coming to light. ballove m hbonnato
chapter Of crino will be nfode1 before many days.
1t " now definitely aasorsol that John Mrtin, OF To-
pcka, las atl1avsta from romcroy which set forth
TINT ho {pon,oroy) In, paid Of money to high
bribery. TtH aitlavla 1!alns tile tntivjdiAH Wll0 ro-
ceiyed the lnenoy alla also Hate TIC ahIns an paid
It tr!nsptrcs TINT te agreement to Rh the froseai-
tou failed, because T4onas Ryan, County Att1rn0y
of HElawlUo Cnlnty. who Is nso Deputy United Sates
Attorney fur thia District, refstol 70 ho approached.
lsyan says pomeroy must o. 70 tri;l, with no moro
e will rcsin s 1ettern ,sstiou It is atlegel that
G. j. B'oti:d, United States District Attorney, vito
WAS nppo.o lust spring, wll b. left IN MI 'peaaant
AEuritEn Dt3pA1UH.
Sprtia' n',:h ID 5He chis.,9" ;', 5,t"ne: ,;,,,
1EAvENwo!!ri k.n psc: lt;-IAe po'laeroy-
political circles, although c particulars Of Tho alsegaa
barga havo nut Lccn i!scn in tho daiiy rauor. The
7f,as to-tnprrow morning will contain IN editorial
rccifiug tho al1eyatloa In tho rurleroy n!a:v, a1!d
cany Tor initnllafo insoatt1ton, sct osnot'ng tue
publiu not to render Judgment Until nh uinclal inquiry
iH maa md I'LL tho fasts rro.ene 1t does nct npcar
scn,ula IL this lonnOroy, ii .is alleged,
Sceav nHess vss0't II o SaMas z oou
C,nrt, and hns.sy strong laencc, sought 10 tlasah
,le proceedings W tho use Of nn.oy. Its ahtlnvit
says o isid United states Attorney Asoncld lCo1 70
earry aut tha asrsste,t olleli1 il SEEMS was to
hayo Ind his Deputy, who Ia aso lfosesning Attorney
Of Shawnee County. nrrnngo for ponoroyd escape,
gain, or he }nilnonced by 1t. Tho whuc truth will
eon,e to tho B,rfare now. Nothing short OF u
tlurough investigation will satiafy tho peonle. It nhy
trn u,lL tha, Scoial IL tin ric:l Of toncroy co1l-
st.cy, Gnt lis caso looks loplorby uad III tho light
IT tho present statements.
, 1873-12-14

Letter from the E1-Rlnrslfaa to Prcsi-
dent NIaCNl t1oat--t'0nli of the
New York French Papers on tho Sc1a-
telsGg Ox the Court.
PARIS, Dec 13-a1nrs>ul Bazalue has written a. let
Ter to President Maca1ahon, in wclA ho aass: YOU
rcmrlnter thut in the days iii which we served our
country together, feared tho impulse Of your hcart
would bo oycr-naaered by Stnto considerations.
a1anla have died without regret sncu thu teson1nen
atiou Of the Court fur mercy yndic.tes my ho1lor.
Lociiautl. Dazano's connsel thanks rhiera for es-
pressing his opinion that Dazaine was innocent OF the
charges ul,uil which he WIS tried.
NEW y1nx, Der. 13-Tho 1a1sera lsnb'!ahea II this
city IN IL Fresl Anguage leyote much npace to the
Of tbs lyc of Da7nnc bt thinks the corc1nonia OF tho
formal lcgradation from 1unk should not have been
omitted. Tho Courier dcx Etas EN3s, though becy-
lug tho Marshal deserved lar sentence, can respect
tho feeling Of mercy which insplscd tho Judges a'd
which dictated The modification OF the sentence but
admits it tic same timo TINT If tho sentence had been
enforced III Its fullest y'gnr there won lave been no
to dissent fron tic srict punishment 1t dc
tafnG.