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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-03
VIM. C. Chase & Co., bay Cotton.

CoURT.-In addition to the clSes ro-
ported in our last issue, the Court Of
General Sessions tried the case of the
State VS.. Andrew F. Horner, Grand
Larceny, and found verdict of not
guilty. This case consumed about three
DAYS. After the passing Of the follow
ing sentences, the Court adjourned sine
die on last Friday:
State VS.. George Jackson, alias
George Giles-Burglary. Sentence, l
ye:I hard labor in penitentiary.
State vs.. Postells Epps, Mac Epps
and Martha Epps-Riot, Assault and
.,,:sttery. Sentence. l year hard labor
in psnitentiary.
State VS.. George Fcaster-Rape.-
Sentence 25 years in penitentiary.
= State vs.. George ". Fcastcr-Rape.
,Eentence, % years in penitentiary.
while We think the amount Of busi-
s IS small for the time occupied, We
ink, also, that His Honor, Judge
hoseS, has endeavored to do his duty.
Yn one day during the two weeks ses-
zion, candles were lighted heEare the
Court adjourned. This looked like
business. The convening Of the Court
in Laurens coming so close on hand,
being on last Monday, nc business was
transacted in the Common Pleas, which
was opened Saturday only for the hear
ing of = rule.
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poTAroEs.-50 Bushels Fl :sl Irish Pota-
toes for sale at VIM. c.. Chase & Co.'S 46
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Nor RIGIrT.-We have been inform
cd bv some of OR subscribers that they
are charged more postage on the HER
AID by PostmaStcrs than is proper
One man tells us that he has paid fifty
cents since the new postal regulations
went into effect. when the right charge
was only ten cents. Now this should
not be So. Possibly it is = mistake of
the P. Ms. We hope so.
Postage on HERALD for three months
is five cents. This oversight did not
occur at our town office.
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X ~ ~ - 1

The Subscriber, owing to the many bust
ness relations in whic! he is engaged, has
found it necessary TO withdraw from the fr,s
off, L. Webb & Co., and while returning
thanks for The Iiber-l and generous patron
ase bestowed on the business during the year
now nearly closed, begs continuance Of the
.ssuse lsss5siiss Il sshss aigisg Tasmbers Of
turc may be full Of prosperity. ..~.--.-
AS-3t. THOS. n. LAKE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-03

WASTED.-To tell everything we
want in Newberry would require more
space than we have got to spare in this
issue. Now we can only afford this
week to mention but one Of the nu-
merous things needed in this communi-
ty. We want more houses. We don't
care particularly about the size or style,
just so they are plentiful. The fewer
houses, the fewer husbands, naturally
enough; and the searcer the husbands,
the, scarcer the wives, as matter Of
course. Folks can't marry without
houses to5liFe IN indisputah4y; and
everybody knows that it is highly I'M
portant to aay, schools and Sunday
schools to have an occasional marriage,
beyond question. Just so; now you
see it; there are at least forty matri-
monial candidates waiting anxiously
for cages. Therefore, we want houses.
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It VII. be seen by the above notice thaf the
NswDerry HERALD has been designated rs
the oEeial NeM spaler for the publication Of
all l. gal Notices and Advertisements, taking
dale from The 25;h OF November aitimo, and
all parties VIII be governed accordingly. y
Dec 8. iS73-4S-if. =
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On and after this date. all Dress
Goods viii be sold.at and below cost, at
. .--. MCCALL & POOLS.

- EMPTY.-The Newberry Jail is now
without q prisoner, an event ofrare oc-
currence. All those recently imprison-
ed were tried at the last Cont Of Cen
eral Sessions, and those convicted have
been sent to the Penitentiary. Judge
Moses made clean sweep of 1t this
time. q -z - 80
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-03

A TRUE ,B1LI..-A man who will
take u newspaper four or five years
and then refuse TO pay for it. should be-
Gin his name with an II and end it with
4 G, and put an o in the middle.
juoatnt Gilsad (Ohio) Register.
The editor who viii send his paper to
a man four or five years without get
til.g his pay should begin his name
with an Sand enl it witt, an L, and
put two O's in the middle.
GLt11n Democrat.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-03

THE GREAT EAsTEEN.-Trsle to ap-
pointment this long expected 'Levia-
than gave two performances in this
place on the 25th ult. The procession
was large and attractive. The fine
caparisoned horses, glittering eques-
trians, numerous cages Of wild animals,
tuneful bands and laundering 'stcam
piano" crcateda great deal Of excite
ment. The ring performance was so
so, bat the collection Of animals w;S
good. = - -.> -. -
We suppose there were at least three
thousand spectators.
Mr.. George Zebold, the ticket-seller,
is paragon change maker. lie elicited
much comment.
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STATE OF SOU FL CAROLINA. !
: 0yr,cv 'Srrrrr,py OF STATE.

!, n. E. HAINE, Secretary OF State, 90
hereby Certify that the foregoing Is i true
and orrect copy Of the original, now on fic
10 this Office. Il. +. hA1NS'
~ O. :2--.-N-.-.>. -. Secretary Of State.
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Remember Chase ---;s '''

-.
tS..-S E----z- ~
.-z>:Wz4r You OUGHT 50 Do.-Now
< the time for the mercFianis Of New
be berry. to put in their advertisements; IS;
Christmas is coming and everybody Will
want to know where they can get VIVA.
y they sant. best and cheapest. SEND
them in by the dozen. We advise not
thatwe may be benefited, oh! no. we
are more philanthrepic than that.
TIE Wheeler & Wilson Machine
Agency, of which Mr.. L. H. Redus Is
the efficient chief for Newberry' has
been removed to the auction and Com
mission Room Of Messrs: VIM: c. Chase
&Co. sereraI machines on hand. which
win be sold to suit the panicky times
Tire hest machines made are the Wheel
er & 7Wtsiilson. 4o-"'
s. DgcnED.-Is was recently decided
bT tie Clinton Debating Society that
GllOEtt EOG!)E <%+t<iASASAS'
saesasewbsrrg Society soula settle. this
Ip,aster for this community: The canine
species is alxrmingly numerous about
here, and unless our young dsbatefs
] ssolish the Institution there will soon
be no rest for the weary.
- -----
MEssRs. KNesIASD 4 HEATH
Now that the Christmas holidays are
approaching and many beautiful pres
ents win be given, rs we'll as supplies
laid in for the following Year, we ca''
= nos but call attention to the eNcelIen
g~eh:na and Crockery Establishment o
Messrs. Kingslsnd 4 Heath, in Column
.bia, under the Columbia Hotel. Per
3. sons desiring anything in that l'ne' TO
use or ornament, will find it adva1
tageous to purchase from them. 49,
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NeWbercH Business Directory.

t'm",,s OF Reference inserted under arpro-
i,riate headings il this column. Profession
al men, Merchants. Mechanics tmd Trades
generally. Sho:IlG nave a. pi"cC il this Di.
reciory. Terms moderate.
Dry Goods. Shoes, &c.
eHlVEi:. L. L. & Cn.-Who;ts;,lc :;nl Re-
- tail Dry Goods dealers. !,ars.. :,>So:i.
HICn; o; Shoes 81 best nl.ikc. ::
a3CFALL < PODI..-WhnirS:!.c ::nt! retail
ssS dealers in l'.i'r;Hm and domestic Dry
Goods, ElnJroidcr.cs. Notions. &c. r;
1a!ilCk, T. W. Il L. S.-Hcal.rs in Dry
80 Goods embracing everything in that
line. Plantation supplies. f.;
.<-------s.-a~-~--s'-~----- -,.--.--------.--
Dry G5ois, Groceries, C.ctning, Has, shots,
Cotton Buyers, &C.
5 OyELACE& WUEs:i !:--;1r"lrr< in D.y
"a Goods. Groceries, C!!iiiing. Eu"ls, Sh"c-.
ii:ttS. General Stock OF II! kin.'S al me-:
chandiZc. =
-UcT. M.-Dr:,lcr IL -. ..>r.t! Mvr>!.:,n.
Z diZc. Dry GG"'!S. Fancy Goo,i>. L'r''-
ccrics, Boots and Shoes. =
SASH. j. D.-Dry Goods, Notions. CIoih
u ing. Boots, Shoes, Hats. amd mcrthan.
diZ" generally. -
fsUDK. Ti!OS.-Dry Goods. Notions, C!'i;,-
e ing. Shoes. Hats, a::d :;cHcrtl assert.
lrC:ut OF tirorcr;c3 =;
..~ILSON. d. N. 4 tO.-Dralcrs in Dry
w Goods. Groceries. Clothing. EoII>,
Shoes, Hats. Crnckcry, and general lErr-
cian,i!zc. .
HARMON. T. F.--Wholcsalc and Retail
s! dealer III General McrclaHdiZr-Dry
Gon"s, Groceries. Crnckcry, Plantation Sup.
plies. -
a3ATuAN. \. A.-Dry Goods, Clothing.
ES CrockcrY. Boots a:!u Shoes, and Fancy
Goods. Goods OF I'll kinr$. :;
Books and Stationery.
JOHN A.--BookS and S!atiul-
- cry. y speciality made i'll Schon!
Books. ij
Stoves ard Tin Ware.
SaSRIGIIT, V. T.-Dcaier III Cooking ~"
81 Heating Stoves. Ill styles and prices
Large assortment: O! Tin Ware. IL
Earni:u-a-.-CarpcG:ry.
EAEElL. l.. Y.-Eccps or !lan;! :, SPLEEN
z. did assortment uf;liI kinds 0l Furniture.
rirturcs Framed. Mattr:sscs m;i'ic. l.;
1iAKi;iS, w. H.-CaDimet "arcruoi!. Fur
- Mi;urc made ::nd repaired. Carpenter.
Ing done With despatch. h
Restaurants---Eoteis.
AAARGnALI. l.. R.-A!c:llS served 1t all
IsS hours. Fresh Fish and Oysters III
season. Dealer III Groccries, Conicction,
cries. &t. j"
.-s,z..,--.--a-..---~,-
Photography.
N.SlSEMAN. W. N.-RcSi,Icnt Artist. All
~ styles OF Pictures taken. Old Pictures
copied ANA renewed. ID
Professional.
~ AIR, POrE & POpE-kttOrn"yS -pl:lc.
& ticc in al the Courts OF lhis State and
III the Uailcd States Court. u
saOORMAN & SCuUMrEET-A;to
SSk ut Law. Practice IN Ill the Courts Of
the State and in The United States Court. l.;
SAEGER, &. G.-.tttorncy nj LAW AMI Reg
u lister in Bankruptcy for 81 Con9rcssion-
III District. Practices il ali the Courts OF
the SAFE. 10
BONES. IRA B.-.lt.orncy 1t Law. Onicc
- on MHin street, over Mrs. ID. Mowers
store. 81
Mouunent ts--Marblc.
a EATELL, J. N.-Monnments made to or
4. der, and AL kinds o! marble and granite
work neatly executed. b
@PEERS. l.. M.-Dc:!cr in Foreign and
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-03
T;DEx TO new ADyERTIsENENTs.-

lSDEI TO NEW ADFEhGtSEAS->A9 S-> 40
n. B. Davereort-Mules EStrayed.
L.R. MarShai--Good News.
al. .Carrira aSou-SheriE Sales.
EtfifiamStos. Icma!c College.
re. ShiYer-Goods at Panic Prices.
S. Pratt-S:ore 10 Beat.
3 MN. Shackleford-Piane Haiae.
y Latham. &@Co.-Wnnted. ...s... -.-.
las Vick-FIorsi GRitle ior. 1874. ..y..-.,
r. P. ..AbsamS-FInal Notice.
Spartanburs &. R.-Chause OF Schedu:e.
.&ssm.G. Chase& Co.--Specfal Notices.
Nsycs. s. Observation-Disclosures Goods.
DESIGNATION of Partn:rShip-J. E. Mcoo y
Co. 80. =, e. -, : 81 ,,
s,,No,ice- ,Moa;es, C. 3. C: c, \. C..
. Bankruptcy Notice.. u. Wallace.
-. Land TO Renc-Joei W. Anderson. o..
Palmetto Association Meeting
81 QNotiee-SaSins' Bank 10. .
The K: M,lx.-Eyery subscriber to TIE
HgRALD who is Indebted 20 Us. will fnd the
inevitable red X mark on the margin OF his
paper this week-peyhaps the next also-aad o---:.
by that time we trust that every one VIII
have paid up. Remember subscription
price vas reduced 10 50 so in advance, and
.thasSais theypriee whea not so paid. As
many Rllf find ;$sit costs more; to delay
tban to pay Il sae beginning. it ssill be
wen to cotnpls at once With our request.
All those indebted who 60 not pay up be-
tween thissaaa Jastarr, Will be stricken from
our maifbooks, ana sheir raccogats placed in
sui. for collection Wcare 10 earnest, read
asEs caaaot lire or air,. aad prefer to save
S1he 9hae paper thu print is aeGfs send ii
TO those who will not pay. -.-
Look for the X mark. =, s4S-3;.
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.-Attention
is called to the card published, relative
to the above Institution.
AIzseSIc BALEesAND, SurPER.-The
SMasons of Newbery, VIII give Ball
and Supper, on the night Of the 22d
inst, Full particulars will be given
= next issue. ~. -'-
On and after. this date. all Dress
Goods viii be soldat and below cost, at
MCCALL & POOLS.
Dee. 5, 4S-tf.
- SALE-DAY.-The weather being fine,
a large number Of people We're in town
on last Sale-day. A considerable
amount Of property, real and personal,
changed owners. Fourteen tracts Of
land, containing from so the $50 acres,
making in al 2,452, were sold ut an
average Of ss.z5 per acre.
If you are afflicted with Cancer,
Scrofala, Epilepsy, Neuralgia, Rheu-
nlatisn, Lung. disease, Dyspepsia, or
any Chronic or obscure disease, call
and consult DR.. Dindiey at Chascs
Hotel, Dec. sth. He will only stop for
one day .-.sr
= EMPTY.-The Newberry Jail is now
without q prisoner, an event ofrare oc-
currence. All those recently imprison-
ed were tried at the last Cont Of Cen
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-03

Corn. 500 Bushels Corn, for sale at Chase
& Co.'S. 50
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a EANEIL & SPEARMAN.-Groccrs and
q. Provision Dealers, Plantation Supplies
and buyers OF Cotton. Is
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kAA AYES& MlRTIN.-Dcalcrs In Grocc
!sEs rics, Plantation Supplies. Hardware
and Cotton Buyers. r.
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Groceries, Canned Goods, &c.

@uASE, WM. C.-Gro&cry :tnu Provision
;So Merchants, Mol!ohon Row.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-12-03

WHIsKEy.-Fiue old Kentucky Corn and
Rye Whiskey, for sale Of Chase ( Co.'S. IS
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- ALiNhS. +. E.-Dca,cr in Groceries and
y Plantation supplies. Cash advanced on
Cotton. IS
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Commission Merchants.

AaCCAUGHRIN !. J. & CO.--CulnmisSion
EgS Merchants and dealers i'll Fertilizers.
Agents for Cover, Cox and Narlilci's lug.
GicS, Wagons, &c. -
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Mouunants--Marblc.
Public Hall.
MaIpfa ctorics.

q AXE, 7. VI. & LASSALLE.J. B.--Manuluc-
,se turcrS and Eepairers oi BusSics and
Wagons. Whcclwright work OF al kinds
vIOIupuy CxCCUtEu.
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Cotton Buysrs--Grocers.

aCOTp. G.. G.T.-Cntton Broker. buys Cotton
- TO order Su; isf;lctory ;lGraHces made
on Cotton consisiiea Ii best huuses in thar,
icSton. baltimore New York and boston. r;
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I5alCEER. 1. M.-Dcalcr III Groceries, Can.
" EcA Goods. Pcrinmcry, and Toys ct III.
descriptions. Is
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3 OYELACE. \. D.-Groccrics, Canned
e. Goods. CollccliOrcrirS, Tobacco and
ScGarS III
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SOWERS. =. NJ. i CO.-Groccry and Pre-
,o vision Dealers, riantation Supplies.
Tobacco, &C. +3
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Co1Tec,ione.ies, Segars, Fruits.

s..' ANT, DIR. S. F.-Druggist. Wholesale
{. and Retail Dealer in Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals, Pure Medicinal LiGu;"rs aTa
W!uc+. -
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Masonic BALLasANDz SuPPER.--The
SMasons of Newberry, viii give i Ball
and Supper, on the night Of the 22d
inst, Full particulars will be given
next issue. - - -
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saslLSON, J. C.-Dcaler in Groceries OF all
w kinds, Canned Goods, Bagying, Tics.
Tobacco and Sc|arS. i3
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SAEGER, {. G.-ittorncy nj Law am! Reg
~ lister in Bankruptcy for Sd Congrcssion-
III District. Practices il ali the Courts OF
the S:a;c. -
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-06-16
WAGES. e. g.

NOR all who Rre wiling to WORK. fny per,o,
to %5j per week, Ut home nv or eysui''o Wo,s,l5o
by all Suitable TO ether City or Cbl g,'f aS,
g. ssa.on OF the year 'Ihi is rare opfo.tuGity ~
make an indepcu'ont livins 10 rari,,i
required, Cur ra.lphlet .lOW q'G IA
LiNt'G iv.ng tai il. ructuns ea-y 'oo .....-,
OILY o, ~ Gio, e., AdaL's, A. BURTON . o., MN.
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A. & G. w. RAILWAY.
.' FRANKLIN BRANCH
Time Table adopted NOvem.
ber 4. lS7I .....

Advertise in The RECORD.
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DUNKIRK, WARREN AND
rFTETsBURG ILyyAY.
Time Table takes effect Nov. 3, 1872.
SOUTHWARK
NORTHwA1D

%,tation for jamestown, N. Y, and connection
with A, d g. W. trains east aud west. Connects at
Warren With trains east and, west on the z. q Z.
r. X. ID. TIlAYLR Genl supt,
'' Dunkirk, New York
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Philadelphia a. Erie ssailrOad

WINTER TIME TABLE
and after Sunday, Oct 9Th, 1872, the Trains
on the Philadelphia n Erie Railroad Twill run as
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OI
TRAINS On d. &. ~ A. X. k,


TRAINS On d. q. * A. IL. It,
On and after Sunday, Feb. 10th, 1878,
trains will run us follows:
NORTH NO. 3. No. l. NO. 7.
Leave Irvine. l2.l5pM, 800 NJ
Leave Oil City 800 A M. $50 NJ. $50 NJ
g Pet.C $50 3.37 S,33 l."
1" Titusv. 7,lO I" 1926 =" 9,l5 "
Arrive Cory, $50 600 " 1910 "
No 9-Accommodation Freight
Leaves Oil City g. 30 A M: Pet. Centre,
1918; Titusville, ll,05; Ar. Cory, IL, ,4Opm
SOUTH. NO. 2. NO. 4. NO. 6.
Leave Cory, 1885 A NJ. 6,lO A NJ. G. P NJ
'' Titusv. 1870 NJ 7,3O q" 7,3u "
=" +. Cen. LEO SIT I" S.l5l"
Arrive Q. City 200 900 " 900 "
" Irvine. 500 l1.3S "
No. lc-Accommodation Freight.
Leaves Cory lao p m; Titusv, 2.55; Pet
Ceutre. S,55; Ar at Oil City, 4,30 p IN.
n:T9 No. and 6 run on Sunday. ...
~ Commencing Nov Sd trains will rnn
by Philadelphia time. which is TEN MIN.
uTEs FASTER than our time l-
J. j AWRENCF, Gen. Supt.
G. J. HEPBURN. Asst oupt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-01
Condensed kilograms.

Jacob Fshnley, a brewer of Evansville,
was drowned yesterday iu his own cistern.
Cairo reports negro boy accidentally
killed by another while shooting birds yes
terday.
Sir Samuel Baker aad wife sailed from
Alexandria for England yesterday.
Willie Nef, boy IA years old, was killed
in Chilicothe, O., yesterday, by being acci-
dentally struckin the stomach by the elbow
of one of bis companions. rs-ss--
The stone cutters of Cincinnati protest
against giving the contract for tie new
Government buildings in that city to par
ties in Maine.
Chicago contributed 500 yesterday for
the relief of Shreveport.
The grand Masonic dedicstion cere-
monies in Philadelphia, closed last night
with banquet.
Galveston has raised the quarantine
against New Orleans.
Three criminals were recently executed
in Japan, by being belesded, their skulls
battered in, their brains scooped out and
their hearts torn from the body.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-01
THE TURF.
naxfar Park Association.

CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-The fall meeting of
the Dexter Park Association began to-day
with light attendance. In the first race,
fol three minute b lrses, purse $1,000, there
we're three starters, Amy B., Moss Rose and
Ida. Amy B. won in three straight heats;
Moss Rose second, Ida drawn at the end of
the second heat. Time, 2:40, 2:37, 1881.
Second race, for purse Of $500, for horses
that never beat 2:30, three started. Badger
Girl won in three straight heats; Mollie
second, Kate Hazard distsnced. Time,
2:253, 2:403 ard 2:263.
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THE SEA.
sailors nladdened into Suicide

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 30.-The seamen
of the steamship Sunrise, from New York,
unite to confirm the reports of the inhu-
man conduct of Capt. Clarke and his mates
during the voyage. The report was denied
at first, and then not believed, but the mates
have fed from the city. The sailors say
the barbarities practiced by Clarke and his
officers drove two seamen, Charles Brown
and Caudiff, to commit suicide by jumping
overheard. Clarke denies the truth OF the
stories positively. He will probably be ar
rested to-day, and an attempt made to find
the mates.
The Missing Schooner Three brothers
HALIFAX, Sept. 30.-Information has
reached here that the missing schooner
Three Brothers was picked up and towed
into Little River, New Foundland, on the
22d inst. She is a complete wreck. Seven
bodies were found in the cabin; thu reman-
der of fourteen were supposed to have been
washed overheard.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-10-01

MemDhfs-COltOn as q Circulating
Medium-The First National.
MEMPHIS, Sept. 3O.-At large meeting
of the Chamber OF Commerce this mo ming
10 consider the financial situation 3 resolu-
ton from the banks of the city was received
to the effect that they would not suspend
but would open in addition to usual Dusl-
ness an exchange account to be pald In
kind for the purpose OF moving COTTON,
which was unanimously adopted py the
Chamber.
The most responsible merchants OF the
city have subscribed and paid In three hun
dred and twenty thousand dollars to the
First National Bank which will enable 1t to
nav all liabilities and resume BUSINESS st
once
ST. Louis-ssOO, 600 Corporation Scrip.
Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 30.-fhe City Council
have passed an ordinance authorizing the
issue OF 100000 Treasury Scrip with
which to Day the current expenses OF the
civ during the lock up of currency. There
is much difference of opinion among busi-
ness men as to the expediency Of this issue,
some holding it will work harm by pushing
that much currency out OF circulation; that
it will greatly depreciate and will be ignored
by bsnks-while others think it will relieve
the present pressure for currency, sfford an
additional circulating medium aud do great
good.
Wsshin gtOn-SOme Banks out of the
Ring.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30-Thereis is an i'm
proved feeling in financial circles. The
bankers and banking houses outside of the
combination are doing increased business,
while those in the combination are certify
ing and declining to cash the smallest
checks. Font, Washington & Co. had paid
three. fourths of their depositors last week,
when, owing to their inability tc realize On
ample security, they we're obliged to sus
pend payment. An arrangement has nearly
been perfected with the remaining deposi-
tors by which they expect soon to resume
business.
ChicagO-&One into Liquidation.
CHICAGO, Sept. 30.-The directors ofthe
Union National Bank, after paying out
about four hundred thousand dol aTs yes-
terday, decided at = meeting last Dight to go
into liquidation. The officers state the as
sets of the bank are sbuudantly sufficient
to pay all liabilities in full.
Announcements that the Union National
Bank was going into liquidation, took every
body by surprise except bankers, who for
some reason appear to have anticipated the
event, and took it very coclly, none OF them
expressing any apprehension that it would
materially iDjue the financial situation,