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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-26

Il
Cur THIS QgT7-Ir May SAVE YouR
LIrE.-;Thcro is no person living but
what suffers moro or less with Lung
Disease Coughs, Colds Or Consump
ton, yet some would die rather than
pay rs cents for % bottle. of medicine
that would euro them DR.. A.
Boschec's German Syrup has lately
been introduced in this country
from Germany, and Its wonderous
cures astonishes every ono that try
it. If you doubt wKat We. say in
print, ,cut this out apd. take It to
your Druggist, McNAsrER & BRlcE
and get sample bottle for 10 cents
and try it, or regular sizo for rs
cents. go. - '.-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-26

Samuel Cathcnrt, Committee Of The Estate
Of John Il. Cathcnrt, Iunuiic, against
l.nrinS Hopkins, tAmoh. 'r Dwight md
Edward Tiowhrd,,r, Cnrmrinrrs under
the firm name pf lIopki ms, Dwight and
Ir"whri'iGc, and Saml B Clowncy rs
G "rk OF the Court OF Fairfield County,
:. &.
y OBJ d cncc TO nn order Of tho Court
Il. lnndo i'll the above stated case, | will
offer for sale ut the risk nt thr former pur
cAn|-r ~; the hIst Monday in February
next before the Court House door in
NInnsl'oro within the legal hours of sale
L" the highest bidder the following des-
crihcd property to wit:
All That tract of land containing sovcn
hundred aud fifty acres more or less
an represented hj lr,tcr "A"ton Mat of
survey of the Bolton Place made by Is. II. =.
Robertson D. s. on tho '3ih day of October
'S6! and on lie in Tue l!i'scr OF the Clerk
Of tohrt of. Conulfiin pitns forlhc County
OF Fairfield III HE u,Hc styled /, B Lunar
Wife and others against tho Nntato Of n 4
Peny deceased.
TERMS OF SALE
Quo tEirl Cash, the balnncc on n credit
Of one and two years, two equal annual in
HtnlmontH with intCroSt from dny of sale
payable annually, ~ be. secured hy bond
of purchaser with n mortgage OF the prcmi-
srS the pulclas,rto pay for nll necessary
papers
ShcnTs Onirr, W RUFF,
Winnshoro. S G, SEC.
January z x2tl
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Our thanks are duo Hon. &. $
Wallace for public documents.
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JUST RECEIVED.

4 FRESH supply Of Rio, Old Gov.
IA. Java and Parched Java Coffees, by
ian l8 ID. H. Y1IENHIKEN.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-26

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is fast
taking the place Of all tho o!d-faeh
ioncd cough rome lies. It never
fails to relieve the most violont cold.
and for throat diseases it is in
valuable. Price, Is cents.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-26
Cheap Guano.
$40 PER TON.

NHIS GUANo WIS offered at the close of
i last season. Some 3,iD tons sold on its
own merits ms per analysis of Professor
Shepard. As far a* heard from results Of
it's application have been favorable. To
close tho balance OF the cargo, offer il ut
$ln per ton cash, PIT up in now bags Of
20O pounds. ~. j. NJ ROBSON.
6a East Bay. and = Atlantic wharf.
jim I'M Charleston. s. {.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-26
NoTIGJE.

THE namo and style of our firm II
I changed from this date to ]. +. Nc
MASTER & co.
w. II. FLENNIKEN 4 co.
January LIST, 1876.
jan l9-ln
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-26
rEkAi.i NE hALl'.
Tie State or South Carolina,
CoUNTY OF GREENvILIr.

sarah Is lewis, Executing, W. Sarah \
Lewis, Henry o Lewis, Eliza 4 Lewis,
N"bor \. LOWS, at nj. Complaint for
Relief
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

- -. :.
Nor1cES is hereby given TINT the m
IN dorsigncd Will attend tho following
places herein specified, for tho collection
of state and county taxes for the year 1876.
to witt -. 49,, 4.
Fonstcrville Precinct (Feucett's storo) Feb.
ruary ist nnd'2d, 1876.
Monticello PreciHet (Trapp's storo) Fob
ruary Sd and 4th. =. :. .,r,.
Jenkinavi!lo Precinct (Rabb's soro) Fob
fuary 5th. =. so"
Yongaesvillo Precinct (Woodward's Depot)
February 8th:and 9th.
Ridgeway Precinct (Ridgcway) February
1lth and 18th. - o."
Horeb Precinct tHoreb Church) February
10th. " .'.'.'.'.
Ddrham Precinct Hamer's) February 49,
." ~. W.M. NELSON,
Treasurer Fairfield County.
jan 22-t3x4
NoTICD.
a IL. persons having papers In my
Ia Office for record must como and
take them out
SAML. B. CLOWNEY,
jan 12-x4 Clerk Of Court.
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~
Would cnll tho attention OF tho
public to their full Stock Of Fall and
Winter Goods which they arc offcr-
Ing at greatly reduced prices to suit
tho times,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-26


PERsoNAL.--Wc werc pleased to
welcome back to his old home, Mi.
James D. Fraser, who has been
living for some years in Edgctfeld
county. He looks the picture of
health and is in his usual finc spirits.
Nyc only regret that his visit was 50
very short, and trust he will soon
return, to romain lorger.
BALL TO TIE BAT--Wo understand
the young men Of town contemplate
organizing at n very early day n
base ball club consisting of at least
two mines. Wo hay&no doubt but
this club will be Il good one for VIC
have the right material here to make
ono Of the best clubs in the country.
PRELIMINARY EXAMINArIoy-~Joh ohm
Mcmillan, Sutton Green, John 10
chcllo and Melton, had % prelimin
cry hearing before Justice Mackey
Thursday. 1t will be remembered
that these parties were arrested for
breaking street lamps and destroy,
ing, bridges. The two former were
ro,''anded to jail in default Of $500
bull, to await trial at tho regular
term of court, while the two latter
wero discharged for want of evi.
dence.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-26

TV FRANK "COES ANN NN1ATED
-N. -t rDONE SllPERpHOSPIIATE
Having boen nppoint cd Sole Agent for this
Statenfor the Sdle eofHhe aboHn Old md well
known FERrlL1ZGR, 'wo shall always
keep full supply Oh hnndt '*0rders en-
trnhtoditn our care shall moot with prom pt
attention. x;
Tho merits this Fertilizer arc too well
Anawir anu" appreciated to orcquirca moro
cxtcndodhotice n'Wc will,only stde thut
each con"iBnment 'is subjected to tho
aevorcst analysis. and tho original a,nnd-
mrd is fully mnintnincd. nDn" II. PINtK-
NEl is our travelling agent and any com
munic"t'ons to n.thr6ngh him shnll have
every caro- and dispatth
TINCKNEY BROTHERS,
3 Commercial Wharf, Charleston, ). {.
jan lS-2mos o.
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NJ tat tract Of land containing one
hun 'r"d and siXty-acrcs more nr ic IS I'D.
joining lands Of Thomas Jcncs and
Others aS represented by plat Of
same.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-26

All thnt trnrt orp9rcrl of land adjoining
lands ofJ j. Pcny and Tnomns Jones con
tn!nlDB nlhcty-slX acres more or less.
Evening star., 1876-12-02
NEBRASKA.
HOW the Republicans Came Near
Losing the State.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-The Ttfb,ale's Wash
ingtOn dispatch says: THE republicans were
in danger of losing the vote OF Nebraska by
an infOrmality in canvassing the returns 1t
was ascertained here a few days ago that the
state law provides that the legislature shall
canvass the vote for Presidential electors
and that there was no provision for the legis-
lature meeting before January. Dispatches
to the governor developed the fact that he had
intended TO make the canvass himself Yes
terday he was urged To get his legislature to-
gether on Monday without fail, and to-day
he telegraphed that he had issued his procla-
nation, and that the body would convene.
The democrats. IL seems, have been aware for
some time of the requirements OF the law,
and have kept silent, hoping that the electors
would receive certificates without lawful
canvass, in which case they proposed that the
House should throw out the Nebraska vote /"
Evening star., 1876-12-02
NORTH CAROLINA.
Protest Against a Presidential Flee.

NEW YORK, Dec. "A Raleigh dispatch
says:-"A protest was received at the gov
ernor's office yesterday from Thomas b.
keogh. chairman of the republican state
committee, against the issuance of a certifi-
cate of election to VIM. t. Glenn, of the eth
district, as Presidential elector, on the
ground that he was on December eth a south
ern claims commissioner, and asking that IL
be given to Isaac w. Jones, who received The
highest number of votes on the republican
ticket. keOgh also protests against the
counting by the governor of the returns from
counties where the returns do not comply
with the law. The whole matter will b. re-
fcrred TO the attorney general"
Evening star., 1876-12-02

TIPsY ATTEMPT AT SELF DEcAPITATIoN
A Delphi man banned Grist, a man who had
seen better days, but who is now very much
.'down at the heel Monday morning filled
ed match 10 IL I'm the hope OF blowing his head
on. The result was the loss OF a few teeth
and the serious burning OF his tongue checks
ana lips. The fellow is evidently crazy The
attempt took place I'm a saloon where the man
BAD been In The habit OF drinking.-[ Chicago
Evening star., 1876-12-02
Political Facts and Fancies.

DIR. Redfield writes from New Orleans:
"When i see the mass of Information of all
sorts being arranged here for the loyal north
10 chew over pity that unhappy section, and
wonder If they will not, one and all, wish
they were dead" Chief Justice Moses of
South Carolina has become q democratic
hero. Even the partisan New Haven ReQistey
eulogfzes him as mot only an upright Judge
put fearless one Politics certainly shift
bed-fellows now and then very strangely. NJ
T. Post. The ineligible elector is getting
numerous. THAT is a pretty solid demo-
crutic majority in Georgia, 81, 900 Probably
the negroes didn't take the trouble to vote for
II they had, and had been permitted to vote as
close.-N. y. Tribune. IA stranger said
yesterday, "I learn that Messrs. Wells and
Anderson OF the returning board are planters
did not know about the others. Is Mr.. Case
nave plarter?" Eyes" said the gentleman
addressed, you can call him planter; but
plainly speaking, an undertaker.-Ne,o Or
leans Republican. I'm the Metcalf-Fr0st
congressional case at st. Louis, yesterday,
Judge Lindley ordered peremptory mada-
mus compelling the county clerk to change
the returns OF precinct No. 81 from 292 to A2
for Frost, as was originally written, and to
so certify the returns to the secretary of state
This Will give Metcalf, republican, a majori-
ty. subsequently, on request OF counsel, the
judge delayed the issuing of peremptory
eide as TO the matter of appeal. lone of the
teachers in q Sunday school was "stumpei"
badly Sunday afternoon. He was teaching
the infant class, and, after explaining the
lesson as well as he knew how, he threw open
the question box, figuratively speaking, and
told the children they might ask him any
questions that suggested themselves. He was
gratified by a seven year old girl. who imma-
diately piped out, Who's elected?" He
couldn't tel.
Evening star., 1876-12-02
TchernayeG
PRAYERS for Congress

NEW YORK, Dec 2.-The following is pub
lished:--"It is proposed 10 hold a meeting on
Monday at twelve o'clock. the hour OF
the assembling of the national Congress.
TO invoke the presence of the holy spirit
I'm wisdom and peace with our legislators i'm
their deliberations. We heartily concur i'm
this proposal, and suggest the Fifth-avenue
BAPTIST church, 18th street and Fifth avenue.
as the place OF assembling. (Signed) Thomas
Armitage. Geo. II. HepWoT1h
Evening star., 1876-12-02

PRINT CLoTHs-The Fall River Mass 4
N1os OF Saturday evening says: "The gener-
al dullness Of trade, which seems 90 have be-
come chronic again since the election per-
yades our market, and no sales OF spots or
futures have been made this week This con-
dition promises 10 continue until the ad vent OF
the new year brings with IL a settlement OF
political disputes, and a more hopeful out
look for business"
Evening star., 1876-12-02

y, SALE OF THE HECENTENNIAL BUILDINGS
Iwenty-four of the centennial exhibition
Ing In the aggregate 80 500 600 were sold at auc-
tlon yesterday for &2G ,160. The Main Build
ing was purchased by the Permanent Exhibit
ZION company for $4,000, its cost being
Evening star., 1876-12-02
kilograms to The Star.
THE POLITICAL MIDDLE.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE DUAL HOUSE.
ACTION OF CABINET YESTERDAY.
LOUISIANA'S RETURNING BOARD.
EUROPEAN WAR INEVITABLE.
THE DUAL HOUSE.
LoUIsIANA's RETURNING BOARD.
EUROPEAN WAR INEVITABLE.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The CaliACf Meeting YeSle rdaN

NEW YORK. Dec. 2-The Times Washington
says, speaking of the Cabinet meeting yes
terday: at is known sufficiently well that
some of the Cabinet were in favor of the ejec
legislative hall in Columbia by the use OF
military power The views OF Secretary
Fish became public two years ago, when the
military interfered in the organization of the
Louisiana Legislature. He has not changed
his mind since then, and necessarily opposes
active federal interference now. Mr.. Fish is
not alone in the Cabinet in the position which
he occupies. II was agreed on all hands that
Gen. Ruger should do nothing but see that no
violence is used and permit no rioting There
is feeling among both democrats and re-
publicans that the solution of the difficulty
will be found among the immediate parties
TO the dispute"
4 Suggested Compromise.
The ITibIme'S Washington special says: "It
is suggested here tonight that the South Car
Olina imbrogliO may result in a compromise
which will give Hampton the governorship.
make Chamberlain United States Senator,
and leave the Hayes electors undisturbed."
Rejected Compromise.
The HerdlfS Columbia special says: In the
house yesterday Mr.. Robert Aldrich demo
crat) arose and advocated the following reso-
luton as compromise:
BE IL resoired, That the present difficulties
existing in the organization OF this house be
submitted to committee of six on the part
OF the house and six on the part of the senate,
to be composed equally of republicans and
democrats from each body. and that their re-
port be submitted in duplicates one TO each
of the houses of this floor claiming to be the
legal house of South Carolina representa-
tives for thei adoption; and pending the set
thing of such committee that both houses ad-
journ. to reassemble as they now stand, TO
receive the said report
The republicans refused TO consider IT,
Evening star., 1876-12-02

REPUBLICAN CAUCUs-The Republican
caucus is postponed till Monday morning al
1O:3e O'Clock, at the room of the Judiciary
Committee of the House
Evening star., 1876-12-02

. RATHER COSTLY DIVORCE sUIr-The
san FRANCISCO Chronicle notes: "The divorce
case OF iTeresa r. Macnevin VS.. Henry p
Macnevln is costing the defendant quite a
large sum. IL has gone 10 the jury twice. re-
sultlng In disagreement. Judge Dwinelle
has ordered the defendant 90 pay plaintiff
500 for past costs and 500 for future costs OF
The trials. This makes a grand total OF q, 500
already paid by the defendant for the same
purpOses by order of the court
Evening star., 1876-12-02

THE NATION appears this morning en-
larged TO the size OF the New York Si1,, and
very bright and readable altogether.
Evening star., 1876-12-02

RHODE ISLANDS NEW ELEcroR.-T The
Rhode Island legislature met in special ses-
sion yesterday. Gov. Lippett communicated
the opinion OF the supreme court that Mr..
Corliss, republican presidential elector elect
is ineligible by reason of being member OF
the United States Centennial commission
Hon: w. s. Slater, republican, was elected
to I'LL the vacancy, receiving 81 votes 10 70
for Chas. II. Cutler, democratic Candidate
Evening star., 1876-12-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
npeIino inT g. Rn,.Aa

LONDON, Dec. 1.-The decline in the u S
five per cent. founded loan Is caused by heavy
sales on Dutch and German account
The Marquis of Salisbury embarked al
Brindisi to-day for Constantinople.
Evening star., 1876-12-02

A DEFAULTER IN JAIL.-Chas. II. Wilkin-
son, defaulting u. s. revenue collector at 81.
Joseph, Mo-, received sentenced in the u. S
Court, at Jefferson City, yesterday, to two
years Ia The peniteDtiary nd payment of the
amount que the government. about eight
thousand dollars. A temporary stay of exc
cutlon was granted. Meantime Wilkinson
is in iail. " '
Evening star., 1876-12-02

DR.. CHAs. EWING, formerly a fourth-class
clerk in the Pension office, has been trans
ferred TO the office of the Secretary of the In
terror and put in charge OF the pension and
miscellaneous division, in place of @. A
Pearson, resigned.
Evening star., 1876-12-02

1T APPEARS from the report of the Com
missioners of the District of Columbia that
on the 3Oth day of November, 1876, the Dis
trict of Columbia was entirely clear of its in
debtedness except what was bonded. Not a
dollar was known by the accounting officer
TO be due for services, repairs, labor, sup
This is gratifying, and alike creditable to the
auditor.
Evening star., 1876-12-02

LONDON. Dec. "A special dispatch to the
Ne1CS from Vienna says: The commanders OF
the four Russian modified army corps have
arrived at kichinef The Opinjone (pews-
paper, of Rome. says: The Marquis of Sails
bury's declarations exclude the idea of Eng
lands going To war with Russia, but il re-
gards war between Turkey and Russia as
inevitable.
Tho Times to-day i'm its financial article re-
marks that similar impression was almost
universal on the London stock exchange yes
terday.
TchernayeT
\ special dispatch from Pesth 20 the Sdad-
dId announces the arrival there OF General
Tchernayeff
Evening star., 1876-12-02
EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, S29s 3Os.T4; customs, $3.50 ,33i 20
Evening star., 1876-12-02
NERpICT AGAINST THE GoyERNMENr-

VERDICT AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT
In the U. s: ciI cult court at New York yes
terday, Chief Justice johnson delivered an
opinion In the great suit of the United States
against IL. Il. Clafiin & Co. for 81 5000 The
suit was for the recovery of duties for alleged
smuggled goods. Justice johnson affirms the
decision OF the lower court, which was in
favor of the defendants
Evening star., 1876-12-02

Ihe threatened crisis in the GrecIan
Sapinet has eliminated in the resignation OF
al al u1e ministers, which was announced in
the Chamber Of Deputies yesterday.
W omen were not allowed TO speak IN
tne Episcopal Congress in Boston, and thirty
or them have held an indignation meeting,
Evening star., 1876-12-02
RARLOW'S ART GALLERY.
1925 Pennsylvania Avenue.


JUST RECEIVED.
fM stoek OF Engrayiugs, Photographs, Water
sofor DraN ins &c and the latest styles Of Frames
am oner1ng the celebrated COi0red Photographs
ErSaty reduced prices. OIL Paintings and Water
6Oor DraS ngs II great variety. Dresden Porcelain
Painting and Frames 10 match. All -tyle- of Frame.
IN Gold and Silver Leaf, German Gilt Walnut Snan.
irh and French Maple. Picture Nails SiIver ana
Copper Wire. Mirror and Portrait Frame- made 10
order and Tsgilt. Paintings Cleaned. Re-toreI ana
Vanished. Remaining stock a last YEAR Chror,ns
At reduced prices Gallery open BY eAslight until
O'Clock. IN,
Evening star., 1876-12-02

DEsTITUTIoN AND DEATH-The bodv M
Andrew Silverhorn, a shoemaker of Union
river OF l25th street on Tuesday. Reing ors
OF work and money, he called on a married
sister I'm Harlem and asked for assistance>
She could not help him, and he told his SON
20 go nome, saying that he intended remain-
ing In Harlem. Ii is supposed thai he ia,a,,-
cd into The river.-iN y Stm, Isl.
Evening star., 1876-12-02

E7If anything happens nowadays that
doesn't suit you, ali you have to do Is to file
protest.
Evening star., 1876-12-02

THE PRESIDENT has appointed Palmer c.
Strickland postmaster at ElktOn, Maryland,
rice Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mahan, suspended.
Evening star., 1876-12-02
Communists PardOued
War Inevitable.

PARIS, Dec. Am official decree has beer
published committing or reducing the sen
tences OF 107 communists. Several have beer
granfrl full narflnns
Evening star., 1876-12-02

MRS. s. j. MESSER, Dressmaking.
Side ana Box Pleating Also Agent for g r
Taylor E Patterns and Journals 1918 Pennsyiya-
ria ENepue, tup stairs.D noyI7- lms
Evening star., 1876-12-02

ERANkLIN 4 CO.,
II OPTICIANS
No. 1921 PENNsYLUENIA AvENUE
Genuine brazilian Pebble spectScles dec7-lylsp .
Evening star., 1876-12-02

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Fair, in PHILADELPHIA my invented
and patented EGEGLASS. mAnufac " -
tured in Gold, Silver and FrSmees-, with genuine
brazilian Pebbles Also hand a large variety If
sPECTACLES, OPERA GLASSES, MICRO
SCOPES and SHADES for the Eyes. &C.
4. ALEXANDER.
Gets trlsfp 1929 PeunsylySnlz m ".
Evening star., 1876-12-02
LOUISIANA.
The Relurning Hoard

NEW YORK, Dec. 2-The Tribuae's Me-
Orleans dispatch says: The public session
of the returning board closed to-day"
Evening star., 1876-12-02

Every Garment of the newest style and the
goods Of the latest pattern design and made in
most excellent manner for the present seasons
trade.
, 1876-02-01
IOWA.
FrnrFnnAy'H rnocEFfnYUa.


DEB MoIsEB Ia., Jan. 8l.-The 9onate waB
not in session this morning.
In tho uouup, bills wcro pahnod to aecond
reading to authorize tho collection Of 2.mill
Tax for the support Of tho poor; 10 proyont pau-
por!sm providing that persons taking children
brought to this State from the as5tums and hos-
pitfalls Of other States s1atl DO liablo for their
maintenance anu uuppo"- to o1teDd the limo
for tito payment Of La. 10 Ilav. mud make
them duo IN January, III ii Of Norombar to
require oouuties to rofuud ta1os voted to aid
railroads aiDce 1RG8, aud cancel ta1es unpaid.
Tho bill providing for tho appointment and
election OF city officers Was discussed amended,
and rofor1ed buck to tho Committee.
Tho bill regulating lIcansos for public shows
wR1 placed OH !i!e.
Tue bill allowing twelve Grand Jurors to find
al inliotnan& went under tho table.
Tho bill providing for writing out testimony
takon before Grand Jurors, the subatancn Of
which ahall be furnished tho defendant loforo
trial wss discaesed IT lengtb. oEdnrea printed
and ptacol on file.
Aljt.-Gen. Iakcr'a bill for tho encouragement
Of the militia won't under tho tablo.
, 1876-02-01

night, much crcstfs,ion. and slck. The opinion
obtatns nsuong thoBo hero WHO desire tho e''s1re
Ring oxrohod, regardless Of rersans or nfom,'
nenco, that tho Government hes bocn eEalra out.
witsod by Wessc5man's shrc"d counsel, a,a SeI
It IL positively stated hy ftata o'llcsAi WIG
ought to know aud In in communication wish tha
Iinois senatorial delegation that Van Dorston
IL 10 bo retained.
ONE roxTrL.
Up to tho hour Of adjournment tonight nus
ono box os tho elx had boon Kone through, and
It ia Mated that only somo sttppinE. E.rccopta and
cydopco OF pufehasc of malt had bean dtscor-
ered, md fcn tctogratns. declared 70 b. unin.
telltgible. Tho prospect Of exposing the Politl:-
cal and noat powerful part Of tho Ring to not
vary f1atterinR inst now, and tho qnAkinB onsa
Of thts morning arc braeed up tonight.
WHAT wAH FAB, I.ATEn ON I.AHr N1nilT.
.Sttnai E1sratch TO The Chtrdia Tribrnc.
SrRtNarlELn, ILL.,, Jan. 91--llAo p. m;-Ihe
otElcors excluded from tho examination Q!
Westarman's captured papcrs avor tonight thAt
they will 40 claiigo the programme to-motto"
as to admit OF sholr being personally roprcsen
In The Board Of Examiners. It isnaid thas some
OF tie shipping reccirtt and other rarels ms
covered In lbs opened box roreal by CON narisosl
With shipments reported OIL tho regular forms
q striking iuaccuracv. Tho papers will DO Fe'
tanned for further comparison.