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" n Mount Agt for Z S Moupt, $50. r.
rursuant 70 An Act TO amend An Act
entitled An Act Providing far the Assess
nent and Taxation Of property, passed
September Is, 1868, and all Acts Amepda-
tory thereto Fpprored March 12, 1872
Notice is hereby giSen'tAat tho whole OF the
several Paroels, Lots and parts of Lots Of
Real Estate described in the preceding list,
or SO much thereof as will bs peccssary to
pay the Taxes, Penalties Snd Assessments
charged thereon, will be sold by Treasurer
Of fOrangsburg County, South Carolina, At
his Ofies in said County, on the Fisst Mon.
day. (hfth) OF May, a. D. 1919. a
Unless said Taxes, Assessments and Pan
aliies be paid before that time and such
Sale viii be eqntilnpSSeS from day to day until
all Of said Parcels, LOIS ard parts of Lots Of
Real Estate shall be sold or offered for sale
Said lands to be Sold and Conveyed in fee
simple without any right of redemption,
JAS. VAN TASSEL,
Auditors Office, County Auditor, Orange.
burg County, April lltb, 1879. 9
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Orangcburg-Hn Frbate Court

n. /. TritN rs. 7. ". Ho"scr, id,nr. JoAa
Al persons having claims against The
Estate of the late John y. Kcitt are request
cd to present and prove their respective de-
mnnls before this Court on or before the
,wcnty-ninth day of April, 1873. to which
date the further hearing of the above en-
titled action is cpuIinucd.
y. i. KNOW LION.
Probate Judge.
april ) 81
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may )

IINAI. NGTlCE.-Au pcr>.l.
l having demands agaims, the Estate o,
Jahy Weeks dccct~cd are notified to pre-
sent tho same property attestc,l to the uu-
dcrsigued and all persons iuictel are re-
qUcsI"'l TO maxi Immediate payment us /
desire TO close the Estate.
l.. VI CARSON.
Administrator Of the Estate ofJahy Weeks
may 81
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Sale Und er Mortgage.

Fly virtue Of a Mortgage from J. NJ Pen
nington TO Bull, ScoYill y Pike, dated March
70, 1877, and with the consent OF parties,
will sell nt Orangcburg Court House, on
Tuesday, tho 9th day of May next fer cash,
two Mules and one Four Horse Wagon.
nrl It'd W. Ii. JOINER, Agent.
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NOTICE To CRED1TORs.--

y All persons having demands against
the Estate of Il. &. Hunt. deceased. and all
persons i"lchiod to said Estate will present,
the same and make payment TO tho under.
signed with!n three months from this date
JOHN =. SPlGENER.
Qinlihcd Administrator.
February llth, 1873. II ,d
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sTArE or sourn CAnoLlNA.
COUNTY OF NEwuEnnY

NOUSTf OF NEWDERUY.
| certify that am acquainted with John
p. Kinard, j. G.. $. Brown, and others,
whose names are appended to the foregoing
recommendation, that they are repuia able
citizens Of Newberry county, and entirely
worthy Of credit, E
Given under my hand and seal of office
This MsrcltN3, 1873
WARREN NJ. FEAGLE,
Deputy Clerk, Ncwberry county,
[ From the Abbcyllc IS. CO. Press & Banner,
jap. -, 1873
AnDRynLE, S. G. Dec, 10, 1872.
NESSRS g'LjL YER BR q YIILR.S
We cleerfully grant you pcr,aissiOu to
use our names as you see proper in com
mendationi Of your Farmer Cooking Stovc
Tor we regard it MS bcing altogether thc
best cooking stove in use. 1t is all that is
desirable in stove, for it is simple in
construction, has no dampcrs or fucs to
burn out, sn1 bakes quick and beautifully
we bespeak for ycu liberal patronage
from our neighbors and friends, believing
rs We do that none who purchase one or
these stoves will ever rcgrcat it, but will
consider it rare prize in these days, when
good COOKS are so Lard to get. Your enter
PRISE merits success, und we hope you will
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NOTICE.
Delinquent Land Sales,
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.

Fertick, 20. 'asr ne. 81
Estate Paul spigner, e5.
Davic +. 1eiglor, 1900 acres. t
BroucbriY, 7oen,b;n
Est of y Nrct,z or oroot 90 oores
Buf,d;pvs 1s7o y, 80 H'T7 -
Est. of John McElhitsy, 500 acres, 5
1s7OTl3 7se sa @
RG II Berry, eaGs saw
M. C,. p.,..x, ~
Angus Mclean, Its, aores. s,sa.
CJ Fielder, Guartlin l25. tse
Mary A lnabineu. $50.
PPatrick, Agent Estate ef 4 8 Eusly
100
smart Summers ID
Daniel Stobin, 18T. 2,
n",an ~ on'''' '''
Eu.rse.4 gy,e-,a;.
Rabt Gavan, SIG.
6 \ Furtick, 200
Martin Livingston, 1fS
Estnte snml Pearson, 40.
rS Ann '''h0nS' i'o
Gooddy'' T@r9'hF.
A.ant, 80. s-
&c Aren't, 90. So.
Mary NJ lantzler, 100 r.. 500
Jlln keaner'y' 96, ..s ses
Rickcnbakcr, 60,
Gobd1ond To~n,hip.
Margaret Argoe, 2C1, n
n Morgan, 81, r.
jas " Young o. r.
LBerty T6mns6ip.
John ,cmhs,s'sne, 200, bought from D:
X. Barton a-l, 7sIe a'
Nero Bloom, 81, \: .ge
Jerome NeMiehael' 1855; g..g 81. ,.r
Lyons ToHa5hY.
J W nunkcrpilcr, GO.
N;5p. T.,r,,b;,
Dan,zIcr. 100.
] /. Dantxlcr. ion bs7t s3 aas
n7i'""ter. Ius.
sB Smith, Agent l0n.~~ - sss tHa q
aa. Erc H9pe Togg.hp. .s~ o.
Staly, l8Q, L.. ess r-a,
ora4gr .Tyea.ha. s 81
Chaplin. Town Lot, 20 7l7l
1s. ns' !. SI.., iIa,. "Sa; i, i. :, -, 1852,
uaine More, 1876. :" ys.
Mss-A---. .Mclrou2 :. se-ss ssr ssI
pharo,. n Sh;n .o,- o,,a ,,o,
@ ucnber, s..s o,c t,,xnlo,,
Eine s.iym.s an, ,owuI.
Ksa$ror,as, town lots an 1850 acss..
Pin, Cror, T,rn,5;.
:, p-rsrs ,,.on s7 sssN fs0
's Fss nsi,5 rsr1o,,J5Ji,e o" - 77To
som,r " BsokI,srs ~. sr q. tn
N.rothaxisai lE sgszt e. nr- -sas7s
Estate b,,p PsIdcr ISL srs..,,.-.-s =. ly
Peter Rauspn, l8l.. a.Is sara asa r7l
London L"wrepce, 9e 8sw bs,..ss,
Adam falHcr, 80 s.r
i { Perkins, 20 y s.r 50, :.
a al stone Oh. H.
Providence Togas6ip, =
J9e. keitt, 80 aorcs rss< '-t sF%S
lsauay Johnson 90 acres~' - 70 -
80
= 'i 1ss'.'. tV9.tt Hs- Ffs. "Ns 81
.pn. ". SHta"t, =. s2'i .fg. 2. Sa. -ssr4 s'5t
"@s. ~: ~ Al H,-tl-r
80 .''''s' ,p 80
IN. ~ .,..,,..".a go
Sam d Shnlcr lI1
G. wThamnson lno
StrsN / rrhoma. 10 - n 'a S'.
fess( = 3sS ), srS, Tst
'"'"" 10""'"1'.i ssJ a.ri
~: .xl ,.....
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'an'f,s fo8PApn
H@ok AS'neer' iW z
D"n's'er' aE. 's
spsaa y hei't' 84+- vs.
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Jordqn, jain Jcncs, ID Neel
Il Z Necl,a $ Tnlhcrt, W Mccain
James Bhtt,cs, J U Britt Tucker
John ltagan, W Watkiu, j i Prutt
J Bell, Henry Bowie, Hail.
Bowie, Juo. Vance, V rruitt,
lfannah, NJ c Rivers, Jones,
G W Nichols, s Cock, JCI Hall.
. Young, Jordan, II freeman
Wickliffe, j Criewen, V Sharp,
j Pruist, 4 Weed, W \ Hall,
j Clnkscsles T o Hill, Burt Riley,
Jass Thoneson, w Bowen, VIM. Cook.
j ID Alewine A Ever. IT Chcatham
Taylsr. II Riley, IL ii Prince,
!. Ashley, " Fooshee, S W Brooks.
\ Ackcr, II ]; Davenport, s Shirley.
Vim. Hagan, } JJAckcr, JM Jordan.
} G Fooshec, " c Cromcr Gp Oueall.
ID Adams, + Anderson, VI Webb,
J D,Eooshec I Il Pu kctt, W Whitley.
Il Ecker, II j FL ing, \ TrrbbIc.
sTAT& OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
AHpEynLE County, January II, 1873.
|. l.. ID. Bowie, Clerk ofthc Court Of
Common Pleas and General Sessions. for
county and Sta'c aforesaid, do hereby
certify that | am personally acquainted
with the above signerS, and take pleasure in
saying that they ara scgcrally honorable
gentlemen, and arc men of credit and un-
doubted vcracity. | will add that Mcssrs
Culver Brothers have sold several hundred
Of their Farmer Cooking Stoves in this
county, and, so far as have heard, they
give universal satisfaction
l.. d. BOWIE.
april 10 1t
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IN lkajstae,, Qpulay v efAss Ffrss. .bey.r., 4,
, 1873-10-05
The Financial Condition
in the West Hourly =.
~...... Improving.
Our Railroads Again Receive
Checks in Payment for
Freight,
Everything Again Nov
- ing Smoothly in
Wall Street.
Temporary Suspension Of the
New York Dry"Goods Firm
Of Peake, 0pdyke
& Co.
Other Suspended Firms Max
ing Terms with Their
Creditors.
New York clearinghouse Order
Calling in The Loan-Cer-
tiliCates.
Reissue Of $2,600,O00 of the
Forty-four Million Re-
serve.
Eastern Manufacturers Still Com
plain Of a Scarcity Of Cur
renoy.
Proposition for Settlement Made to
the Creditors Of Jay
Cooke & Co.
Reissue Of $2,600,000 Of the
Forty-four Million Re-
serve.
Eastern Manufacturers Still Com
plain Of a Scarcity Of Cur
renoy.
Proposition for Settlement Made to
the Creditors Of Jay
Cooke & Co,
IN CHICAGO.

Tho condition Of affairs in the commercial world
yesterday was all TINT could be hoped for. Tho
amount Of greenbacks passing backward and forward
between bauE officers and bank customers worry
arge tic lowering Of the rate Of premium currency
In New York having had very marked effect In loos
cning tho 5oiuts Of trade which aye from recent in
activity become cramped. Tho bankers, without ex-
ception reported tho aspect gratifying In the
tremo; depostors coming forward With their cur-
rency freely; tho grain trade especially iB
res,i1ning Its wonted briskness at this season
Of the year, and consequence, the bankers, re-
gaining confidence In the future, aro opening their
lnner vaults moro freely. Not rumor hint Of any,
thing untoward Ia heard in any Of the commercial
centres, aud thero Is no doubt that the weok just
ended, 60 full Of anxiety for all, will DO succeeded by
another whose Saturday will SEQ trade almost fully
restored. Those who, this Sabbath reflect upon
the pninfu suspense which felt By tho whole COM
unity the Sunday previous, and compare 1t with the
sr Y f@ ehoFweT q Taf Ga insnss fSr i
improved atato Of afaira.
ALL THE nAILAoADB
In tho city, with tile exception Of the Chicago Bur-
lnglon Quincy, have decided to again receive checks
freight charges, etc. Superintendent ]. @. McMuin,
Of tho Chicago, Alton l. st. Louia Railroad. stated that
they did not refuse to take checks until 1arga
her received BY them were thrown out and refaed by
the banks. They were compelled to demand curreucy
In order to pay OF their current expenses. Tho roads
are still improving, mud heavy shipments in grain.
1nerchAndise nnd livestock nre expected this we>.
posed Of and there ia plonty OF room to take cko Of
new Shipments.
, 1873-10-05
WASHINGTON.
Special DitpatcA to The Chfeayo tribune,


WABH1NoToN, Oct. 4-The proposition Of Jay Coohc
Co.. usado known here to-day, to tsausfor alt their
property including tlor indiyua! property mud that
Of their wives, to r. Nolns In trust for the credit
ors, paying in per cent instalmcnts ~ that sra
shRll be realized from time to tituo from the assets
nloots with general favor In this city. Mr. Nollina
will DO recoleced as Commiseloner OF Internal Rove
no for several years, and s now the President Of tho
National Insurance Company, Of rAil4dophia !u
which Jay Cooke was tho principal stuckholl-
Ct. Il e. understood that this proposition
Of Cooke Co. Rlso includes tho option Ut croIora to
take real estate OF other property Of the firm at It's a-
praised yalnc. + III stated TINT tue suspended First
National Dunk wtll pay Is por cent Of tts idebelncas,
irrespective Ely Ct thsr chin upon Jay Cooke o. for
about $900.000. There wure rtnors about yoaierday
that Tho National metropolitan nant Of this ely, WIS
lu shaky condition. and, y an syasnce Of s limited
RESOURCES 70 CURRENCY It was slated that they
had cortiaed ,fpr, sums aa emall nj II.
The Directors Of ths bank deny the tEatbfulness of
thcae rnors, and In order to show their Tea conl-
tou, requested the Dank Examiner IN this District to
oxaains into the Affairs Of tha bank. This work be
performed to-day, aud It found that Tho concern
was mover an moro healthy position and thst 1t has
been using s currency III the paa week In freely dis
counting asas-class busuess papos, These discounts
, 1873-10-05

Special Df,poseh ia Ths Chicago 1rtbuns.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Oct. 4.-In reported intorvicw
With A. IT, Durloy, who recently visited this city ho IL
mao to say, In tho Chicago lfts that the Savings.
ba in this city had $43ooO in tho Union National Of
Chicugo, at tho time Of its suspension There is not
one word Of truth In the atateuout,
which IL not believed to have been mado by
Mr.. Burloy. Tho aavings-bank, az shown by their
books had little over 600 lit the Union National
at ita s.spenaon and IN consideration Of the savings
tonal Of ohcaso, that bank sgreed to credit ttn o
saylngs.bank with tbs balance duo then, from lilo
union National, aud for which amount they could
draw at any tine II needed. 30 they hare not now
one dollar III the Union National.
aA1yA ~, oct, THE banking house Of L. ".
Beck has not been sfeosea ly tue panic It Ia paying
The grain busineaa IL revlyng.
PR1IN, I'LL.
Special Dt.pateh 10 TA4 Chicago Tt{8ans
P1xN, ILL.,, OCT, As-The E11st National D&nt. of
, 1873-10-05
CRIME.
3nfNutiC}de~

Special Dispateh to The Chicago Ttfbuss
DAVENPORT, Oct: 4.-0n Thursday morning,
ton, Muscatiue County, on q charge Of infanioide.
Hhe confessed to tho birth Of tho chd and stated that
was seoreed in her cellar, but denied that It waa
temhor, and TINT two days after ahe PLACED
1t in sack and hid It.. The cellar
Was searched md tho body Of tho Infant, that u
fully developed fcmale discovered. 1t waa greatly
docomposcd aud in a condition too sickenng 10 do
scribe. At the inquest luub table evidence was fur.
nhhed that tho child was born alive, md had been
either starved To death or suTocated. Mrs. Brown
wos placed under bonds to appear for trial.
, 1873-10-05

CA1no ILL.,, Oct 4-Tho Mayor llaa iss,ied prooIa-
maon declaring thu City Of CAIRO III slate Of qarau
iinc aaai1ht thy Steacra coming up the mississippi
THO ncreaso Of yellow fcvor Mt hfomrhis physician,
wl bo npnotniod wloSo duty It will bo to meet IN
sscanboata with tug two n!lca below md forbid tel
lanllng at Qaeo except special permit from said
physician. No permit will 10 given Vlero tho physt-
have beon exposed to yellow fover.
The health Of tho city is improving. Wo hear Of tut
ono dangcrots casc Of feyer In tho city.
LITTLE RouE, Oct. 4.-The city and county aushori-
tica today quarantined tho Mernphia b Litlo Rock
laitroad, tho southern division OF tic Cairo Fuon
1oad, and tho rivpr below. This action VIA taNor,.
owing to tho reported spread Of tho feyer along the
1sol Myar and Ut Memphis, @~
, 1873-10-05
THE WEATHER.

Washington, Oct. A.-Tho area Of lowest barometer
will probably ntoyo norheastwarl, with soutAcastcrly
MiudB cloudy and rainy weahor OH Sunday over New
and Atlantic 6ateB, westerly winds aud ccar!ng
weather. For Southern States, nortlwesterly Winds
and partly cloudy and clear weather., For tho anlf
For tho Lower Lake region, continued cloudy weather.
with southeriy windB. For tho Ohio Valley, westerly
winds aud clear weather. For tho Minnesota Valley
and Upper Lake Region, increasing aouthwosterly
T!n1B all cloudy weather,
, 1873-10-05
SUSPENDE
Execution Of Captain Jack and
Three of His Murder
GUS Band,
The Hanging Witnessed by Five
Hundred klamath Indians.
The Savages Meet Their Fate with Ap.
parent Indifference.

JAoKsoNv1tIE, Oregon, Oct. 8, 1e73.--Tour oorrc*
spondent loft Fort Klamath at 1890 o'clock, and, by
hard riding, arrived horo few momonts ago. The
following Is report Of the execution OF Captain jack
aud three Of his band:
nosror CHARLEY AND p1.Acx jim
wurs 1ed On the acairoid frat, and BchonchIn next
They trod on 1t with apparent Indifference and iron
ner.e, having evidently resolved to die bravo as
they had lived.
won't easily up tho stairway, hut 1oofod wrctched and
miserable. Tie manacles had bocn stricken from
them, bus their arms woro securely pinioned with
rorda.
tho Interpreters, Capt. 0. q. Appcgato and David i
explained to the ouprlsa Tho nature Of tho order to
oe read to them by tho Adjutant, and at 10
O'CLOCK Ad5usant K!ngabury road the full orders
promgating tho sentence Of the Commission md tho
presidon| ordcr therein, with tho orders Of the sccro
tary Of tho War and tho Department Commander On
tho prcniaea.
THE TWO RETRIEVED rnrsoxEna,
q 5s .nd .n ,9q % The ground In front
Of tho ss.od viii ther nsae eat On ssaee the
o IT, fsadna 81 aS sadss s1
minutes. Then the Adjutant read the
ORDER OF ooMnIUT4T1oN
saa fsoxs ~sns asea aaa sass sassaes 3
o oss1a L IT, spy n.ssv s 1o Sn so
Eroands:" Tho uhaplai9 then otorcd earnest and
{erv1d prayer for tho aouls Of tho clpris which waa
listened to attentivey, At lO:f6 "
. TIE FATAL NooBEs
wore placed around tho nsce Of tho condemned TN.
der tho lreotibn Of Capt. Hogo 1t as ncceseary to
cut off Little Of Jnek's long hair. which
was in the way OF tho rope. Cunt. UoQo
then bada farewell to The prisoucrs. nrG
tho black caps wero placed over tho heals Of al tho
culpr1ts. It must havo bcon an awful momqnt A
10:20 they stood On the drop.
THE ROPE WAS CUT
by the assistants ut signal made by Captain Hooo'a
handkerchief. Tho bodies swung round and round,
JACK and Jim apparently dying easily, but Boston
Charley and Bconohn suffered terrible cony1llelpus
uoston and sconchtn repeatedly lrow up their lcga
but tho two otherH acemod to die almost INSTANTLY
At 1923 tlor pulses wore felt by Olpt uogo and aa
wT1tn. they nre swinging 1ifcleRs III tho mir.
80 As TIE DROP FELL,
With terrible deadly thug, the four Door wretchcd
human beings fell into eternity, and laf-gmothcre
CRY Of horror went from thu crowd OF over 500 Ka-
msth Indians, who Witnessed tho awful Bncctaclo.
Walls Of deep and bitter anguish went Up from the
stockadet whero the wives aud children Of the roor
/ fellows had a fair view Of tho shocking acene
TIE ooFrINs,
ak In number, had been placed directly In the rear Of
tho gallows. two Of them destined to be unoccu1ie as
tue order committing tho sentence of Darncho und
slouck only arrived at 1890 last evening" and rrepara-
ations Ind been made for thoir execution nkowse.
APPLICATION REFUSED,
An application was made this morning by tho
Sheriff Of Jackson County for tho custody Of the In.
d1ans Indicted by the Grand Jury to Gen. Whaaton,
but It was refu1Gd. '7|'
, 1873-10-05
PERSONAL.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Trfbuns,
WAsH1SoTos, Oct. 4,.-1udgo Louis Dent, brother
Of Mrs. Grant, is seriously and dangerously i'll 1T his
residence In this city. Tho President aud Mrs Grant
at bis bedside The greater part Of this evening.
TonoNTo. Oct. 4.-Josclh Arch Is visiting the Mus-
koka District, and Oh Ills return here will 60 to tho
United States.
nosTon, Oct. 4.-Tho workingmcn Of this city md
vicinity ARE nukinE arrangements to give grand re-
ceptiol to Joseph Arch his arrival here. The OK
ercscs will include prncoAsn through the principal
Rteets and addresses III Faneuil Hall.
, 1873-10-05
POLITICAL.



Speciat pf.pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
Pn1LApELrHL, Oct. 4.-The Republicans here hold
n,ass meotiug last night III Horticultural Hall. which
WIS completely filled. temporary stand WIS erected
In trout Of the hall from which addresses wero eiiy-
ored to immense crowds outside, who werc unable to
gain admjttanco. Tho 11nrtranft and many other
noted clubs were present. During tho proceedings
building. 8torlon Mchichael presided, 4 letter 1ps
road from Gov. Hartranft regretng Ills inability to
atenu and giving assurances OF his cordial sympathy
with THO meeting the objects Of which hre to ratfy tho
Republican nominations.
Tho following resolutions wcra unanimously ndopt-
cd
Resolred, That VIC cheerfully and unqualiGedly in
dorse tho platform adopted and nominations made by
the Republican State Convention at Harrisburg tho
18Th OF August. The highly successful administra-
ton Of the 8tae finances by the State Treasurer the
cordial support Of the Republicans Of Philadelphia
and tho unbleishcd moral character nnd uuquesou-
cd legal attaiuents OF tho Hon. Isaac G. Gordon COM
mend him to cur carnest support q candidate for
the Supreme Bench.
Iesolred, That tho Republicans Of PHILADELPHIA will
give honest onrnest hearty and united alirport 10
tho Republican S}ato tlckot They liavo uniformly
done this in times past, and having tho utmost con-
adonoe t and tho highest regard for tho candidates
upon Il, they will again vind1cate tho cni Of Phil
adephta to tho 9oremoHt rank III tho List OF Ropub-
can counties.
I'tsoircd, That also most earnestly indorse tho
Republican city and Legislative nominations, au here
by pledge our bcat oorts for tclr auccesa mud zoal-
oualy call upon political friends to stand together
as oc for the Ticket the whole ticket and nothing
but tho ticket.
, 1873-10-05
SAN FRANCISCO.

Speetal Dftpaeh to 7ht Chicago Tribune.
SAN FnANo1sco, Oct. 4.-Money continues easy. Gail
loans Mt commercial banks steady 1T ~ Per cent
to regrlnr customers Tho amount Of coin received
from Tho sub1rersury tho past week was timely, and
OF great assistance IN meeting the pressing wants Of
the market during the week. Now, grain-bilis arc
drafts New York consequently more comfortable
feeling prevails in money circles,
Theirs was faE bnalness In mining htocka today.
Prices wero well sustained.
The China steamer carried away = curgo valued as
$oa ooo and treaanre to tho amonnt Of $?60, ,o00.
~, Ihere M are now londng tWenty-four vessels With
, 1873-10-05

New YonK, Oct. IA meeting Of tho Committee on
Privileges and Elections Of thu United Htatca Senate
to consider plum for changing tho ConBtiution with
regurd to the method Of elerpg tho President which.
poned iii consequence Of tho abscncs Of q quorum,
scnatore Morton, Carponter, Anthony, aud Dayar.t
only being present. SeMator Anthony, in answer to
inquiries. SAID that 1t would be impossible to Indicate
TUG character Of the Conittces report, It was
tAtu, however, that the method Of eoctng the preai-
dent By direct vote would not ba recommended for
tho that Il would 10 mposAibo get tho neces-
eary twotlllrds vote Of tho Senate for such pa4,
Cert.!n s!leeuciea In The present method. which eI-
perlonuu las ,a.lu Manifest would doubtless 10 sup
piled Some Of the Committee expected in the city
to-t1ny ..-..
, 1873-10-05
FRANCE,

rAn1B, oot. 4.-fho Ganots having announced that
Hat would bo opened at ita Office for tho enrolment
Of an Peraons who desired to join tho Donaparte
Lcaguc the Mtnihtcr OF tho interior has issued an Or
dor forbidding the carrying ont Of the project.
Tho Republican monlhcrg Of tho General Assenbly
aro hasa1lng to Paris for consultation md 10 adopt
lno OF action In opposition to tho schemes Of tho
MonArcfdsts.
pAa1s, Oct. 4-Thiora has written to tho Mayor Of
Nancy, declining to visit Tint town until the present
cras has passcd. Ho saye tho Left must dofand the
Republic, tho principles Of 1889, and tho tri.color
without which tho countar-reyolution would 10 an
odlous and royolting lfo
, 1873-10-05
MACOUptN COUNTY DEBT,

Special Dispateh 10 TAs Chfcauo tribune.
cAnLlNyILLE, ill., Oct. AT iieosing Of the Board
Of Supervisors to-dny. they decided to mokv eyy
o. tax Tor the payment Of the interest the Court
compromise Of the debt win 10 submitted at tle
Eoyruhor election: That tho county fund tho present
dqllas, III per cent bonds, payable In twenty years
, 1873-10-05
MTLWAnKEE

Sptctut Dtspatch to Tho Chicago 7,jhuns,
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 4.-Monoy 1nattora continue to
improve steadily under the rapid accumulation Of cur
rcncy at this point The banks again nsaia their Gus
TONER'S with loans to tho extont Of their ability New
York exchange sells at u to n discount The general
city rnde ~ good, and deposits arc iucrcasipr rca,I.
atnfls aro navancng. The coming week, 1t Ia coufl-
IDENTIFY expected will witness active movement In
tho grain trade as before the pauic.
, 1873-10-05
FOREIGN.


Mpn1D, oot THO 1ntranHfgants vessels. Tetuan
and Fernando al OatoLfco have oIiooted landing oY
aarruchn for tho purpose OF procuring provtsous II
ia apparently their ntonon. aso to page te silver
mines IA tho vicinity Of Torra A1magrern, and the
hihortios at TINT place arc making preparations to
resist m attack
Admiral Laboa, who Ia now at Gibraltar with tho
Spanish squadro has received orders to 70 In pursuit.
Of tho inBurRent voaHels.
Tho British squadron has gono To aarrucha.
, 1873-10-05

Schuyler, Nob. It appears TINT young son of Mr.
Fahey, living near Schuyler, who WIS subject to
crazy 1ts became onrugcd lust Tuesday at notion
OF his Sister and father, md struck the former over her
bend with gun, knocking her Hc,.ssleHs. He then
tried to cut her thr0as With hntcet. Subsequently,
lie attacked hB father and beat hfa brains out with tho
butt Of the gun. Ho was arrested.