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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-08-06
Nsa Wraver some. baek AlOns.

Justice Bachelor had Al new cases in
his court last month
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-08-06

Il. ID. Mecarter goes to Ohio Saturday
His family remains for the present.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-08-06

A large sale OF summer goods this week
at whitley & HensOn's. 2S-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-08-06
BUSINESS soTlcEs.

40. 15s ComnsrcEaK street is the depot
for trusses, shoulder braces and medical
appliances generally
es-tf SFkNcKR & RYDkR.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-08-06

An endless variety of fans at G. w
Newman & Co.'s.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-08-06

Newman s Go. will sell You = parasol
for . cents.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-08-06

Ladies should not fail to see the dress
goods on G. W. Newman & Co.'s cheap
eauDter
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-08-06

Perisy has gOtin a new and very mob
by low priced hat. .eR se
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-08-06

A good dinner at Tom Harvey's 70,
25 cts. 15tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-08-06

Newman & Co. will sell you a very neat
Hamburg edge for 5 cents per yard.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-08-06

Tom Aeheson, on summer morn,
Was down by his meadow blowing corn.
He looked around on the burning plain
Aud said to himself, 81 wish it would
rain
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-08-06

G. w. NEWMAN L. Co.
, 1875-10-11
81 ldA llat gepsIdGn.

e q em=Sapen, st., 8. Dit. Sor
einisen Sagen serietben in @aterbur9
San, Sopes uno @m. @poo, 5wei
@driftlsser, nit chamber in @treit, NOS
bel Der @ritere ponWooo init einemSret-
te 'duf ben aopf sei6lassn nno nit Ell
mem 8eile am Sanogelenfe perlebt wnr=
De. @r 1T an Den Terwunbnnsen 9eltor-
s.sass ben nub @oobs list pesen Mioroes in
Interchangeable.
s8iays3 Ybilooelpbia,lS DIT. ST.. %.
VS. gatcr, pom bieiiseu uniierlitdts-SOip
tole, bot li6 seltern Namittag NIT Glau=
ldure psrgiftet. ct mnroe btllos auf
a. Der Strobe iic9eno angetrofen nno in
Elm 9ous eetrasen, in pei4em er balo
barouf ltarb.
sas 50 pttspile, Z. Ottober. Geltert
Morsen wuroe Der @erlud se-
ma6t, ben sroben &Oblenbre4er Der
" ypbil.- @eaoinsere&oblen uno GilenGo."
bel @sibroofiiOe in 8ranossu iteden.
Sic S4mie0e, oas Gd9erbaus, bic
, 1875-10-11
0ermif0teS

Sn Central @o9i6ule In ct.
2ouis miro bieIes Snbr gum erlten Wtalc
in oer&laIle, MEDIC nur aus oentl6 =ame=
rifonii@en S6iilern beIiebt, oeutl9e gl=
teratlrse16i6te 9ctriebel. IS perltebt
li9 mobl BON lelbit, oaB BON einem I'M
terri1t in Der 2itaratur9el0i6te, lpie CT
J. 3. in ocutl0en @pmnolien ertbeilt
miro, ni6t Die 3eoe iein fam. Die oa-
gu nOtbi9en Gurfenntnille feblen blcli=
gen S6ilern. Sa9cscn lollen litero=
turgel6iOtli9e Siloer, 3. y. oas gtibe-
%luusenlieo, @uoran, Gcineds &C., gsboten
weroen, bcrsn 3wcd es it, Die osutl4:
amerifanil6e Su9eno in oas Nerltdno=
nip BON Gr5cu9nilicn oes natlonalen
@driFtiabes einouiibren. Nls Sebrbnd
fir oicls aloNe 1T oas Neutrality-suspicious.
li6e 2eIebl1" bon &arl Yetcrmann eln=
geflbrt pprocn, wetd)es cine Irt lltera=
turgei0i9tli0es Sammelperf 1T, oas
Die Sauptridtut9en AriItltelleril1el
Sbdtigteit bebanoelt uao CUR anlbauuna
brin9t.
Sn&eaoins 9, Semi, erbielt lebte
@p9e Srau Glilobetb NtilAler $4,000
S1ooenerlas suselpro6en, melde Sum
ME Soiep5 OleaJtanus Su 5oblcn bat,
neil Ell Die miroerjdbriSe 5o0ter Del
&ldgerin oerfubrte.
@inen niebertrd6ti9cn spas"
madte li6 Semano neulitb III Sstrol'
nit sinem iun9enManne, NameasMtoort
Der, aug Setroit sehiirti9 uno BORT sr6o=
gen, cine 2ebrerltele in Waeo, Seras.
%ansenommsn bate. gr t%ele9rapb'lte
Inn, ooB feline Cfoore's) MSutter IN
Gterben liese unb i'm no3mals 81 leher
wiinlAe. Ser jnlse Mann CAB lo1or1
leine @telle auf uno eilre Die 1900 We''
len BON @acao nod 9etroit Surld, I'M
gu finoen, oaB er nur bon einem S9Hr-
fen 9enarrt mar.
Sn @isconlin min man Den Se1re=
rinnen 1925 ME Wo6e soblcn. Sas
iibertriiit ia Md Die berilbmten 8ebal=
ter Der oeutldcn Sorfl9ulmellter
S1merli9 werocn lid,, lelblt bel olelsn
vborten 3eiteO" Semcrberinnen I'm i
l9Dn botlrte Ste0en linoen.
, 1875-10-11
Gurogai(bs llaht1dtea.

Nuf etn @sI u@ ocs b%crliner Gurn.
ratbs bat lib oaa Gultus- Otlnilterlum
bcrelt Iinoen %lalieu, cine nau,baiteS ummc
gu bc,uluisen fir Die Nblcnpung prenbis
lder Gurner sur Gbsiluabuic I'M Intsrs
n~atlonalen Wcttturnsn, weldeS in oieicn
5aacn in Greollo III Sbcritalten Statt
finoet. Sn Tolse oieler Scluillsun9
bat Der Gururatb, Dem Die Jtc9Icruny
Die NuSpabl Der Sertreter iberlalien
valts, sluei b%crliner Gunner cntienOen
0nrcn.
@Or &uricm lit Oct umbau oes Ser,
renbauleS polfommen gum Nblblub
aeoraht morOen. Gr bat clnen &oltens
auiuauo BON unseiapr $4,000 %. ers
%ioroert. Die YraiolcIuobnun9 lit nit
wabrbaft firltlldsr YraAt auageltattet,
miro aber porlduiig unbewobnt blelben,
Oa Der iesise Yrdlioent, @raf gu StOl>
bsrss8erun9eroOe, bier in letnem else'
aen Saule abltci9t.
Spanbau. Die grauen Sdmelern,
wslhs felt IL Sabrcn Die Maoben Der
bie(igen fatbolil1cn Biarrlhule in ben
meibli6en SanosArbelten unterrtdten,
bubsn iol9enOe Serfi9uns erbaltcn:
vDurd Die +. 6e9ierun9 gu Potsoam
bin i'd a~ligewieien worben. oarauf gu
balten, oaB BON WtiAaeli 3. 5. ab BON
Den srauen S1welteru fctn l1nterri@t
mebr ertbsilt merOe. Sir ben Sail,
oaB Sennod Der llnterri9t fort9eicst
werben ioQts, wiros Die t. 6e9ieruns
alutra9e auf G%ufOluns Der Nleoerlal.
Jung bel ben Qerren Wtiniltern ltelen.
Ser Sarsermeiter 9areemln.A
Sambar9. Die Serbanblun9 oes
beriibmtcn Tals5 nGbarleS ban Oiemen
uno @enolen" bat am 9. September
im Strafseridte ibrsn Gnians senom'
men, miro aber porauSii1tli9 cine oole
@o1e inAniprud nebmen, pa cine 9roBc
4naabl 3euscn gu perboren linS. anSe.
fla9t lino: GbarleS ban Diemsn, Gmil
Sriebri9, Speoiteurs, entfloben, Spe'
oiteur Soimellter, Commits Wfende aus
Sarbura. Subrmann Steffen aus 2abed,
6ubrmann Sausi@ilo, &auimann SaB
bon bier uno Neutier Treele BON bier.
Die perwirtte .3Outrafe wiro auf stpa
zoe, 900 90. 9eldast.
Die @elammtauswanoeruns iiber bier
pom |. Sanuar b. s. bis ultimo yin:
QUIT bstrus 14,O22 Berionsn, seseu
1923 in Serislben 3sit osS Sorjabrea
uno 1882 in 1873,
, 1875-10-11
Gnglauo. .

Comb D II, 8. Sft. Sic elesante Ge-
1ioens oes 9errn Senrp oilers SanteD,
iuelhe als bas r@arten=Saus" tnAneen
: Mune's Safe, CT. ,sSames Yarf, Meit=
minlter, bcfannt 1T, ,unroe seiterh4beno
burb Seuer total seritort. Scr an Dem
@ebduoe uno Mobiliar angeri9tcte
gdaoen miro onf f5oo,ooo psran'
lAlust.
siperpooL s. Ottobsr. aoro
uno 2aop Oufterin lsscltsn 9eitsrn
oui Dem Sampier uYrullian" mad Que
bee ob.
9onoon, s. Oft, 0ie @omiralltdt
fat oas glrfular pom 81 Slll, wel6es
britllde TabrSeuse an:Seilt, fii9tlse
@flauen, Die liA Gil Yoro ocrleloen ss=
rsttct bdber, ausSullefsrn, in 6ol9e Oes
lib sesen oaNelbe tuNo9ebenoen ToIts-
unpllens wieOer a~uf9sboben.
2onoon, s.. Stt. Die Wtprsenbldt
ter publi5ircn 2orO Serbp's 9feoe in 81
pcrpoot pulitanols. 9asjeniss. mas er
iibcr Gbira seld9t bat, l9lieBt nit ben
gSortsn: uNo@ Sem, mas mir mlll,n,
boffs i9, oaB bic @n9ele9enbeitsn slntn
eutsn @erlauf nebmcn."
, 1875-10-11
9Irfei.

Sd o. ar, s. Ottober. Seroer Pa-
ida bat ale tirali6 ben %MuftanoH6en
peripro9snen &elormen bersits prptla-
mirt. e.
% 9onbpn. s. Oft. Cine Spe5ialoe=
pelGe an Die DSailep Neps" mslost, baB
2jubobiat9, Der 6ibrsr Der S%nlur9en=
ten in Der ScrSesOwina, in Gasula am
sSieber erfranft oarnieoerlicgt.
5 n, s. Oft. 9ie Stems" Se=
psl9c aug Gasnia ia9t: Sjuboblatd
peranI9last, oaB Die 3abl Der gsipob=
ner Der 9ersssOwina, wel3e pdbrenO
Der Champagne selDotet unb p%eripnnoei
muroen, 1000 betrdgt. ST. erfldrt, ooB
lie jsbt $500 Sampler SdbIsn, anb eben
10 sntidlolien lino, ME blsber.
, 1875-10-11
S6reinerlpertltdtte unb bas OelbouS
,nrrAen ,pr5fnrt

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uno bos Oelbous
ipuroen serlt6rt.
Pagton, ST., s. Oft. Gobert N&il=
ler, elm alter UNI sea@teter damn, Der
flint Mcilen nprbpeflid bon Yortpn
ipobnts, murbe seitern Morgen bon Wel=
lis Conn, einem 9elpobner . Cant
paisn= County, ermorbet. Ser 5bdter
iiberlieferte ii6 ben 8eb0roen.
g t.2ouis, MO-, 7. Ottbr. Cine
Spe5ial-0 epei6e aus Sefferlon- eltp
meloet, bab Wtabame 9ertemeDer, Die no.
torii6e Mbortioniitin D ct. 2ouis,
pelde gu sem Sa6ren 3u6tbnnsbaft
perurtbeilt war, 9eltern Nbeno entfam,
inoem fe li6 ourd oas 6entsraen iiber
Der Sbir ibrer 3e1e beraus slpdnste.
sic III nod ni9t nieoer ei~n9efangen.
, 1875-10-11
spauien.

.s "a Mabrib, 8. Oft. ginem Scri6te
aufol9e bat Der &bnis beldlolien, Ii9
hi ptlleoer Ser nbrbl,den Nrmee onl9lleBtn
gu wo1en.
2pnbon, 9. Oft. Gs miro uerli9ert
bob ST.. @ujbins, Der omerltonllAe @e=
5onote, cine Npte iiberreidt bat, meibe
iih auf bic Surisoiftion BON &rle9s9e-
ridten iiber amerifaniiAe Sir5er auf
guba be5lebt.
, 1875-10-11
Eensas telf9r. pfDeIhfu.
&euti9IanD.

Miin6en, 8. Oft. Sic elerifale
partei bat cine befti9e anrelle in Der
boperil6en 9eputirtenfammer ell9e-
bra6t, in wel6er Die Gntlollun9 oes
iebioen Mini]eriums uerlanst miro.
, 1875-10-11
NSt1iam y. QNpatt,
Dams II. q cbilD erimaier
SEQ. 7O4 s. Craze Ctr,
C@de Der 7ten.)
h mGnD, Da.

90 ih lauqe Belt in Dem @eiddite
acmeleu. hin i'd 10 einaerihtst.
baB id ulle Maftrdse Sur 3ufriepenbeit
meiner Sunben idueu uno bilis uuSfiib=
rem fam. SD erfude meine alten &C.
ladftsfreunoe mir ferner ibr seneisteS
WOblwolen gu ideusen.
il b Int @ n. >. IS patt,
, 1875-10-11

@er ], 1000 ipidtige 8~elcbrungen iiber BEN
,aenidlidlen S0rper fennen lerlren min, bon
beHeir er frii9er feline abnuns sebabt, Der
leie nSffene 8olfsipra9e r1b Sc.
lumber Enthusiastically" ein
-erniinftiges Bud fir uerftdnbise 9elte ltno
ETH gutes Sud- fir Seberrnanr. Gus bem.
lelbtn f@0rlnet Ie9roiele Saden 9elernt lperber,
speld)e Die nleiiten 2eute fidj seniren bonn
SaltsarSte Sl c~rira9ell. SnbaltszSer.
3et6nib beS 8erfes franco per Yon ait
1ebe beliebi9c Iorclc. Wtall iueuoe lid oq:
2aarrap SiG yerfags-@anocnna,
129 Gait %. ct, Stem g)orf.
, 1875-10-11
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, 1875-10-11

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, 1875-10-11

Dieie Gsielltaft 1T tie .3uperldffafes in
Den Der. Gtaaten
Gielelbe leet einen glan ppr, bt pflhen bic
Wpbltpalen Der HeteneSerFberuns nit siuen
0rtttel bar qetrpbnltten Molten er eicbl wereen
TO- men. Seine before Anlase FAM stntaGt
werpen.
anlele Gplicsu tpnpeu inner prompt u
obne AnItbnb dpebla0b une b0bsn un,sls
@ltenten me- @rune, nb In ir9enp sinsr Wet-
II sn h~etla9en. !Att etnem GrIporniIe Spn.
- Gents tuslid, fam Elm Setter ietne Uant-
lie anltanris mad leinem Sppe s~erlurst babsn.
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~ Der Srp. ,. Slts, member.
NH y mi
, 1875-10-11
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lti0te ter Sebensvsritsrunss Wsieulhafscn
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ridges er abIt:
, 1875-10-11
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The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-24

1t is estimated that the present cotton
crop o. South Carolina will be $4,000
bales against 100000 bales last year, while
the entire crop this year will bc $500, 900
bales against 3,750,00o bales Last year.
Hence the price will likely remain low,
and our people who have madc-a light
crop will lose most heavily. The remedy
for this Is to plant more corn and small
grain; to reduce the acreage of cotton
planted and to increase the production
per acre by high use of fertilizers and u
thorough system Of cultivation.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-24

1t is stated that night operator, for
the purchase of stolen cntton, recently
left Manchester and moved across the
line into Kershaw county. The farmers
in the vicinity complained to Judge
Mackey and he advised them to go in a
body to his store and tell him IN u very
positive manner that he must stop his
nefarious business. IF he did not stop to
pay second visit and proceed at once to
demolishing his store. This is rather
strange advice for Il Judge to give, as it
amounts to telling the people to take the
law into their OWE hands, or in other
words to resort to mob law.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-24
a KAR1i MEnAI

"A BARE MEDAL. lsr2-
Dr j. ~. Johnson has in his possession
4 large copper medal of the last century.
1t is one hundred and eighteen years old
and commemorates the victory of Fred
erick the Great near Prague, and his
entrance into that city on the 9th of
April 1857.
The diverse side represents tho great
monarch clad in armor encircled by the
following IN large letters: Fredericus
Major. d. g. Rer BorusS Ell. Brand Dur
SIZES Et. The reverse: F1rma E,uden-
tia ct Virtue. In small capitals, the
brief record of the event as follows:
AWStrG. Ere'e Prore Prog FundU Case.
Et ODESSA. VI MAIL MDCCLvII. Near the
centre on two small semiclrces, the glass
reveals, "&oI3a" aud "4Dis," in minute
characters. The first of these is readily
t; kinto signify Moldnvia. Can any
one interpret, for us, the sccond2 We
should like to know, too, how and when
it found It's way into the old field at
Ycmassce.
The "Great" Frederic is too we'll
known to the reader for any thing
more than reminder to be necessary
here: Born III 17i2, he was but eighteen
years old, when, in 1880 he attempted,
with young friend, Katie, to escape
from Prussia, in order to avoid the Sc
we're dtscip line to which his austcre
Father rigldly subjected him. His plan
was discovered, and his friend executed
i'll his presence. He was, himself impris-
oncd for for several months when a
reconciliation too. place; and in 1888 he
married princess of Brunswick. This
was in obedience to his fathers order; for
his aversion, nay hatred to the female
sex was a popularity which character
lied his life. He succeeded to throne in
1740. lie was "great" as "a legislator
4 general, statesman, scholar and
philosopher" But he was \ profound
sceptic in religion; and u devoted lover
of fame and power. He wrote almost
voluminously; and, for long time cul-
tivated the friendship of the great French
Intidel Voltaire. During the seven years
war from 1856. TO 1868 he contcadcd
alone against the united power OF
Russia, Saxony Sweden, France and Aus
tria; but in the latter year, was left in
peaceful possession OF his dominions,
both inherited and acquired. From
this time lie gave himself to the pursuit
ofliteraturc. Safely seated on his throne,
ruling population increased. during
his reign, from two to six millions, he
yet found time to write History of his
own time;;" History Of the seven years
War;" considerations on the state Of
Europe; Memoirs, Poems &c. He was
be!ow the middle size, but well made and
active; Of pleasing appearance and ad-
dress, agreeable manners, and most aff..
bic in conversation. Que of his b1ograph
crs says OF him, "Hc talks great deal, yet
those who hear him, regret that he does
not say great deal more" Extraordin-
cry compliment to one who "talks a great
deal" "The splendor of his reign cn
dearcd him 10 the people, and they
willingly accorded" the epithet of "The
Great lie died in 1856, aged IS.
j.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-24
SWERTFP,,S SILES

The Sheriff will sell on Tuesday Dec
18th the following property:
Hank of Charleston us. J. r. Adams:
500 acres boun ded by lands of Farr and
Grcgorie south by land of Coh en- IIan.
ckei d Go and west by w. F. Colcock
and Ihos. Grcgorie; also 1900 acres on
savannah and Chaales ton turnpike
south by estate of Bestilline and C.. q
dupont and west by Grahamvilie and
PurysbuIg road. Terms cash.
George Holmes cs. John Rich and q
Ii. Wright, house and lot in Beaufort
corner Charles and Bay streets.
John Townsend cs Emily Fl. Pope The
plantation known as the Oaks on ST Hell.
cna is'nrd containing 16O ncres. Ono
'hlrd cash balance III one and two vcorS
w. D. Vcrdier rs George Gage odmr
seven and half acres land on Port Pow.
al island oy-
G. Waterhouse rs. J. s. Reed and n
Cole. o ne hundred and s;ytw 80, - VI.
Ladies Island known as pleasant Po;n.
plantation or Cuthbert point md sno
'@' Nv Also Ron
acres HnoWn as Walnut Hill. Terms
cash. herhis
d. =. Davant as. Il. j. Davant 410 acres
bounded by GillisonviIle north and wet
Dy >. w: Moore and T.. T.. Youmons
south 80 by T. A. Dudley and east by NJ
ID. MCPHERSON rs. G. w. and w TT
nlVer 100 acres in Broad river known no
DAVIS island. i"'"h US
Elizabeth Tutcn us. Chas. Scott A
plantation adjoining lands of w. r. Stork
q Co e: j. Morrison and Jas. Graham
"i"ihS -- acres.
j. II. Goethe rs. j. l.. Brabbaw oAo
acres bounded north by lands p. Pr;tcb,
ara east by lands of Mrs A. Stoncv sontb
and west by estate ofJcnkins.
kiInck Wickenburg & Co rs p r
Buckner zoo acres adjoining lands -
d"hn 'utcn and VIM. Tucker
VIM. Elliott trustee rs John IT s.,,s
and Sarah s. Sans. "s
p,oce I1o no. b in the town of Beaufort lcss
'iS 'cct from the southern side.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-24

SABRiEL CoNRoY.- The Boston Post
says of "Gubriel Conroy" "Mr Harte has
puiided his foundations broadly and
grandly with materials Of noun.
tain and stream, cliff and avalanche
Inc resources of that picturesque nature
with winch he is SO familiar and which
he has used so sRiIlfully before. he has
now harnessed to his muse, and with this
Imposing literary equipment he drives
Sailtntly into notice. With reference IN
the American ideal, it is too earIy TO saw
Row near this will come TO being the
American novel, but if the opening chap
teIs foreshadow fairly thos, that ars To
succeed, it will stand almost unriyalled
IN American fiction, and quite unriyalIcd
as the representative Of that fresh
and spontaneous literary culture that has
acquired unwontcd strength and freedom
from contemplation of natures grandeur
In The far West. 1t is serial that will
make every new number of ScRIRSER's
hoNTHLY eagerly sought for, if it bad
nothing else to recommend it,"
------s-----see----
The grand jury in Charleston prcsentcd
limeothy Hurley, the treasurer of
charleston County, for official miicop
dacs IN notcomplying with the law which
requires BIN to mako corr ct reports on
'he ist ard 18th of each month Of al,
moneys received for county purposes
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-24
IMPROVED
AGRICULTURAL
I'm p ! e m e n t S.

Doy Law Cotton Planters, without Covertr. sl6
with Covcrer, $19.
Vests Guano Distributors, the most simple and
popular, price $3.50.
The Farmers Friend " Ploughs, all aizca. Tho
lightCst draft Plough made. Cannot be chokcd
Highly endorsed by all who have uscd them.
Rotary Harrow, Thomas Smoothing Hsrrowa,
king of the South Corn Mills, Collins Steel
Ploughs, Sweeps and Agricultural Stccls Of all
Styles and Sizcs.
Also, large assortment OF other agriculture
Impc nIcnis.
]. E. ADGER s. CO.,
Importers Of Hardware, Bar Iron, Steel, &c
Charleston, sc.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-11-24

We ind the following interesting item
IN the Savannah News, REGARDING n
former citizen of Beaufort. The sum
stated ~ rather in excess of the amount
involved and we can imagine the regret
OF the accused person that he did not
secure the sum named Mt the time the
bunk was oveIiowlng with frecdmens
funds and almost every one was favored
with small loan. The conclusions of
The Flows that . criminal suit could not be
sustained are no doubt correct.
Ut has been reported that the commits
sioners appointed to wind up the affairs
CT the Frecdman's Savings Bank intend
10 order tue arrest of prominent South
carolina politician for swindling the
iraufoit branch Of tie. dcfunct lnstitu.
ION, but we do not believe tho report to
bftruc. Indeed it is doubtful if n Grim.
maj prosecution could be sustained
against The person in question, however
deserving Of punishment he may be.
Tho individual is the editor of n Grant
chamberlain organ, self constituted
champion of the colored race and an
araentadmirer of the Governor of South
carolina IN his present role of reformcr.
~ is slia that he obtained S2z, 900 from
the Bsaufort branch of the Freeamuu's
Bank by depoeiting a quantity of Moscs's
pay eerthcates as colIatem!-the certif
Gates being WORTHLESS fer ail practical
purposes. There is no doubt it was o.
rascaily transaction, If lie facts arc as
stated; but unless it can he shown that
re made false representations about tho,
character of the paper which he pcsit-
cd as security, VIC don't see how any
ciiniral suit could reach tie nerder."