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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-02-06

EMPORIUM or SWEETS. DIR. 7. CONN
has just opened at his store, an endless
variety of fresh and delicious confection-
cry and fancy goods, among which are
crystalized fruits, and fruits in cans ;
mint, lemon, cream, rose, rock anc other
candies and bon bons; kisses, mint drops,
sugar plums; marsh malow, chocolate,
straw berry and other drops and lozenges
strawberry, raspberry, currants, apple
and pine apple Jellics; prunes, dates,
rai>ins, currantS, nuts; superb sardines,
pickles, cat<nps, and chow chow ; fish,
flesh and fowl, in cans shell-fish in cans,
oysters, Holsters, etc. medicatel wines,
such as port, sherry and madeira; lemon,
ginger and strawberry syrups also
finest quality sugars, and coffee, and best
brands of tobacco and segars.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-02-06
House and Lot to Rent.

A handsome and desirable house. Con-
tanning rooms, and fne lot, on which IS
a kitchen, smoke house, carriage house,
stable, is offared for rent. A fine garden is
attached. The dwelling is one square from
Court: House. Apply within ten days, 10
g. Feb 6I B. Il. L0VELACE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-02-06

We invite special attention to the card
of Mr.. .A.Bolles, to be found in another
column. It is one Of vital interest and
will Spcak for Itself
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-02-06

A late poet says:
81 gallop up the sleeps Of fame
To win my lady's hand"
Precisely he does it to give gal
a.pup (gallop up.l
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-02-06
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

In Eouity-Newberry District ElizabefE
A. Higgins VS.. G c. Higgins and Others.
The creditors Of F. B. Higgins, deceased,
are requ sted to render and establish, on
oath their respective demands before the
Commissioner, on or before the fifteenth day
of February next. SILAS J0HNST0NE,
CONS Office, G. En-. D..
Feb l, 1867. ct. % so
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-02-06
Notice.

. NEwBEERy, Jan. 26, 1867.
The building of Bridge over Little Ry-
er at tie place known. as the Stephens or
Long Bridge will be let tat that place, 70
the lowest bidder. on Saturday the 2SFd
day Of February next.
-. JACKSON TEAGUE, lca6,.
A. J. LeNGSHoRE, 1 -
Feb. s 6 St.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-02-06
Signet Chapter, No. l8,
r.. A.. M.

A Regular Convocation Of
sIGNET CHAPTER, will be held il the
Chapter Room, on Monday night, February
llth, at halfpast seven O'Clock. Compan-
ions will assemble without further notice.
By order Of the II. E.H.P. ~-:--. -.
R. H. GRENEKER,
Feb 6 Secretary.
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Special Notice.

ALL persons Indebted to J. J. REEDRR,
individually, either by. note or account, are
notified that they must call upon him I'M.
mediately and settle mp, or make some
satisfactory arrangement, otherwise their
notes and accounts viii be placed IN the
hands of Maj Baxter for collection.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-02-06
FEMALE COLLEGE,
SPARTANBURG, s. C.

THE Spring session will open Feb. 18th
and close first week i'll July.
Tuition and Board, including lights, fuel
and washing 500 in currency.
Music, French, Embroidery &c, at usual
rates. Address: .--. ...
Rev. 4. W. CUMMINGS. D. b.,
=: President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04
COURT Of GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Judge Rqsse!.

BthGLARiEs AND LAkCENltSS
The first case disposed of yesterday In this court was
that of George Rhodes who indicted for burglary
in the second degree. He pleaded guilty to the third
grade of that oonce being charged with burgarousy
entering the dwelling house OF John Travis 4i2 East
Houston street, the afternoon OF the goth Of juno,
and stealing three dresses valued at $780, He was pur
sued and arrested in the street by officer. The City
Judge sentenced him to the State Prison for five years.
Mary Ann Russell, who charged with stealing a
gold watch valued at s45 the Gath OF June the prop
ery Of Ira D. Richmond, Jr, pleaded guilty to at
tempt at grand larceny. She was sent to the State
Prison for two years.
Eliza Brown pleaded guilty to attempt at grand lar
ceny she having been indicted for stealing ON the I'D
February $156 worth OF silver plated ware the prop
Alois Klein made similar plea the charge against him
being that, the oath Of June, he stole horse and
wagon worth 5000 from John H. Drew, los West Twen-
ty-fth street. The property found in Kleins pos
session and returned to Mr.. Drew. These prisoners
to the state Prison for two years and six
months.
Hugh McCloskey indicted for felonious assault
pleaded guilty assault and battery. He charged
with stabbing Hugh Sullivan in the with pocket
knfe on the 9th OF june Although the complainant
nerceded for him. the City Judge said that tie use OF
the pistol and knife too common, and the defendant
deserved some punishment He was sent tothe Peni.
tertiary for one year.
Mary A. Tierny, who was indicted upon charge OF
stealing, the 18th Of June seven.ysevn dollars
worth OF jewery, the property OF Ella ROOT, No. 90
West Thirty street, pleaded guilty TO an attempt at
grand larceny.
meut charging him with stealing on the 2th OF June,
six gross OF silk BRAID valued at $92 the property Of
Burton Mansfield, also pleaded guilty.
These prisoners were remanded for sentence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

brated. Al Hackensack there will b grand temper
ance picnic in Bogers Woods on tho edge Of the river
An oration will ps delivered by the Rev. Dr. Brann the
proceeds Of the picnic be applied to the erection Of
Cathoc church tho congregations OF st. Boniface. ST.
Pe,sr,s and "a Mary Jersey &ty. have also arranged
Tor picncs TO b. held in Hudson City and Bergen
In Newark there will be a grand civic and military
procession and display ofreworks In the evening the
Csthoic celebration in Roseville Park viii he great
feature of the day. all the Catholic benevolent societies
viii march in procession, in which three independent
military companies will participate.
The temperance societies Of Elizabeth under Father
Hepnesey will march 10 procession to the depot OF the
Central Railroad by which they will proceed to New
York. where they will march up Broadway to Union
Square, They will afterwards march ia Jersey CITY.
AT Painned the corner stone Of the Washington mo-
nunent will be laid with imposing ceremonies.
There will be celebration in Paterson Trenton
At Morrstown the attraction OF the day will be trot
between Dexer and Ethan Allen and his mate. for q
purse Of S. 500 The Uot will take place in the after
noon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04
NV Jersey INTELLIGENCE.


rHs Uss OF FR,ARns PROHIBITED To.DAY-A general
ordss was issued yesterday msrnng BY tho Chief Of
roiice, under direction Of the Police Commissioner
sa,iux that the tbrtythrd section a the City Ordi.
Names iorbidding the discharge Of firearms within the
sy .,rG ' .u unless in Ssaes q person or Prop. WI
persons violating this erdinan0A =
Hudson City.
gEAls g : caip Eses AIIseEp LII rrsAMnu. "A
boy hafned Edward Brady sIx ysan Old. died a. the
County Almshouse Al Snake Hill on Tuesday morning.
Tho mother alleges that death was accelerated from ri
treatment Al the hands Of the officials she procured
permit from Mr. James Lynch, Director Of The Board
Of Freshoders to have the child given up to her, but
instead OF complying with the order she alleges that the
Warden, Peter j. Powles and his wife abused her. drove
her from the place. aud refused 10 give 10 the child.
and fowles was arrested Coroner Warren had the body
removed TO the City Aimshouse, and jury was ON.
paneed and viewed !. yesterday morsns The inquest
was adjourned I'LL Saturday afternoon, and In the mean
time q post mortem examination will be made. The
body OF the child presents appearance, TO say the
death.
Hoboken.
NysrxsIoUe "A white hat, white Marseies vest,
white linen handkerchief, marked ct. NJ" aad blue
cloth sack coat found early Tuesday morning
on the shore the Coouads House. Al tho Elysian
Felds Hoboken The clothing Is supposed to belong TO
some man who went In bathing and was drowned. The
clothes are now at the Coonads HOTEL who're they
b seen q
CoRossR's Isounr. An inquest was he'd yesterday
afternoon by Coroner White on the body OF q woman
named Schruder who resided Union Hhl and who met
her death BY jumping through window. II 10 alleged that
she vas being pursued BY some Of the househed, and
in order 70 sf these rumors 10 the bottom the Inquest
was adjourned uh this afternoon.
Fort Lee.
Houss DESTROYED n TIsx-Aboui ten O'Clock on
Tuesday night the residence Of Thomas Dunno English
was ~ on fire BY the upssstug Of kerosene lamp In
the hands Of . servant girl Most Of the furniture and
part Of library saved, but the house. together
With the ADJOINING buildings VS. consumed. Loss
$4,000, partly insured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04
SUPREME coURT-cnAmBeRs.

Prize Chains and Sailors Boarding House
Kccpers-lIOtien TO Open a judgment De-
Before Judge Peckham
Antonio Ruck u.s. Thomas ChurchiuL-Ths action, which
has been frequently noticed in the HsRALD from time to
tme came before this court again yesterday, on q
motion to open judgment rendered against the defend
ant upon the report of the referee. The plaintiff was
sailor In the navy of the United States during the war;
and was possessed Of certificate for prize claim for
the sum Of 81 200 He alleges in lis complaint that the
defendant who s the proprietor Of sailors boarding
honse procured fraudulent assignment Of this claim
while the plaintiff either drugged or in a state OF
ptoxcaon without rendering any equivalent therefor
subsequently roenlisted him in the navy He sub
seauenty obtained his discharge, and instituted this
action for the recovery Of the 81 200 The defendant
In his answer denies nearly every allegation OF the COM
plain and contends that the plaintiff was indebted to
him in the sum OF 5000 for money advanced, clothng
furnished OF board and that the assignment
was lor equivalent consideration. The Court after
hearing the argument Of counsel, denied the motion to
open the judgment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04
HfAlTnDmAT reRs.

Some few days since Gully lsp Or. Dalton, sanitary
superintendent OF this district addressed commuui.
cation 10 the Medicl Director New orssss request
ing TO DO Informed II any Of yellow fever had 90
Cured recently In that city. and whether o. mot the
disease might be said 10 prevail shsrs 70 which he ~.
ceived reply that three deaths from yellow ssvsr had
occurred IN Ne~ Orleans for the week snaine
June 30, IN addition 10 which lieussnane Dsveys
Of the Fourth cavalry, who had arrived sce
from Tndianola, Texas where the disease VS.
reported 10 have appeared had died Of me day Pre-.
cedng the date Of the despatch oomYunioaiion hss
been received BY the secretary OF state rom tne Lsess
ton Of the United States ~ Port au Prnos Hayt Gan.
ns his apentou 20 the great danger OF the
If epidemic disease into this country from the imports
tn, of raas from Hayu. These rag, he states are
msiny n NOT wholly, gathered in the streets. and are
seldom a. for expectation, and ~ yellow fever 70 nov
raging II Pors "a Prince tsers ID NOT bale
Of these rag exported which does not carry sucient
Infection t0pUson every city In the Union he relates
an incident Of ss~,ng me bedding used q the time Of
bIs death by Italian captain whe bad died after
fsw hours' Illness OF yellow fever, thrown upon the
highway whence there vas ttlc doubt II would be re-
moved before night 70 the sacks Of the e pIcksrs 70
b within week delivered csher New York Boston,
ana suggests the importance of calling the attsaticl
oSshs health ocors Of the different ports IN the Unite4
states 70 this matter thai might be adopted v
prevent the introduction Of coutaaion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

did their PROTEST for the supremacy Bcland Al I,rg
got the crook Cartier and threw him heavily. Loud
cheering but the ring constable quickly hushsd up me
crowd.
ROUNDS II 10 Is.-It now apparent that nsthes
could stand the heat and punishment much longer
Boand forced the fighting and succeeded In getting the
better Of Cartier every time Round Is was very anil
mated both parties going in for hot work and following
each other the ring The round closed by Cartier
being to grass by French Dunderbsrg on the drum
OF the ear
ROUNDS IA and 15.-Both growing very weak. Very
little hitting. Cartier at last got heavy on Bolanda
snunbox and in return received on the audi
torum and went down through weakness
ROUNDS II, Is and l9.-Both came up very slowly q
the call OF time Cartier looked very bad. Boland
showed marks Of punishment espec ally on the face
and nose; but was game and lively. These rounds
presented very little fighting OF any interest. There
were slight ding dong exchanges on tne body Az
sthe end Of the nineteenth round Boands hand was
pulled up very badly and his whole face was strongly
suggestive Of raw meat
ROUND 2O-Carter in mistake hit the ring post instead
Of Bolands nose and breaks IT, His friends seeing thai
he was now nearly blind, wanted him 70 reNnqush ths
struggle, but he refused TO give in.
ROUND 81 and lastBoland forced the lighting and o.
last got in a number Of heavy blows Carriers mug
who went down all in heap Cartier's friends. SCENT
sponge at twenty i've minutes 10 hve
The referee at once awarded the vcors palm 70 Boz
land The fight lasted altogether sxty-nve minutsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

members Of The Order together with tne III, in
slnhs will march M procession from rss .vsnnes
Thirte street Between Third ana rSu u,c .here
10 ,be ground adjoining the Acaoeiay ., TS corner
~ ns,r Tsm,nany Hall 10 TO be buiit Ing m,h
go az lhis new edifce VIII De iaiu a,
nroD,s,s ceremonies by his honor Mayor HON. as
~ osriocr NJ after which an Grafton VIII DC - 4
sad nafors sbe society at Irving Hall, by hon ef
VernIanss and addresses made by Governor INA
conneccnt. Senator Stockton, OF New @ ys,l, he
others The declaration will 10 read ana nius' W."
sArs she'd bv Grafu.las band.
TuK SOCIETY The CS,iNNhiI 80, .,,a ccl,~~
in ,sa, IN The Society Library rooms AZ no - eo,
na,a The Fourth with appropriate exercssoues VI no
80 av,ands nm invitation TO other susbccason
Cicinna,i 10 unite with thempfXDERBEsi -,
IassFsk 30 day, having oeen m.eIg pur-
s-yaa' nv Tho Freach government Sne HOGS y france
.as s ~ =, Anercan seameD, M we9A ner ouvder
harina CONTACTED 10 place n5r IN French waters A
~ ~ leave the foot q, Warren street. pier NO. ~,
:, 80 relock p NJ having on board sucn guests as
aav Seeu invited 10 accompany the war vesse 70 sammy
Hook.
rollcE PROHIBITIONS
Superintendent kennedy The readers OF tho HERALD
are fully aware ssuedtwo orders, which will some
what change the usual character OF the celebration
The first Of prohibits In accordance with tho law,
the use OF fireworks known as "double beadevs and
''spakes and the other, issued Sunday last directs
the patromen 10 arrest all persons found firing of ps
tolls or other firearms This latter order Is based on
section OF the revised statutes but has been here
tofore made applicable the celebration Of Indepen-
dence Day. Those whose patriotism was wont to find
vent in the exploding OF firearms the Fourth must
now be content to put up with the noise Of fire crackers
only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04
UNITED sTA,ts COMMISSIONERS cuuar.
Passing CoNn'erfeis National Bank Hills.

Passing CoAnterfeit National Bank Hills.
Before Commissioner Jones.
Henry Bason, German, about twenty Ave years Of
age, was taken before Commissioner Jones yesterday
morning passing counterfeit $40 bank bs II was
shown by the evidence this the prisoner had passed
bill at the lager beer saloon II Mrs Baum In Graham
avenue, -, the 4th OF March, and another at the
saloon OF Mrs Franck corner Of No and Graham
avenues T. d.. on the same day. Tho officer who ar
rested Bakof, the Hh of March, testified that the
prisoner admitted that he had passed the money. but
stated that he did not know bad Bakon did not
offer to show a. to he had obtained the bls and
the Commissioner ncrsfors committed him for tfia In
default Of bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04
BANKRUPT COURT.
Before Judge Blatchford.

Adjudcations Of voluntary bankruptcy were yester-
day. on motion Of Mr.. Edwin James, granted in the
following named cases:-David Heydenheimer, W. E.
Koeppels James Craft, James Shea and Alfred Boards
lev Days for meetings Of creditors were also fixed.
PETITIONS FILED YESTERDAY
Mathew H. Bulge, Peter H. Hurlbut, Edward B.
Stoushiil Henry s. Baou, all OF New York city;
Messrs Isaac s Corwin and Edward p Corwin, New
burg. Edward ~ Ebbitt, VIM Bradstreet, George K.
White and John Nay, city, yesterday filed voluntary
petitions In bankruptcy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

Among the Germans the day will be celebrated by q
variety of excursions and festivities arranged by clubs
and private parties aud the exodus the city will
no doubt be very great among this class OF our fellow
citizens In the parks in the upper part OF the cityat
Hamilton Park Cremorne Garden, Frnks Park, Jones'
Wood Terrace Garden Kness' Garden &C., concerts and
festivities have been arranged which, is expected will
be fully patrOnzed The German Composors Association
will make Conrad's Park in Morrisana
TO improve the opportunity afforded them only
twice year, 70 engage in = general holiday among
themselves
A, Jones' Wood arrangements have been made for q
bal pare which probably will be very interesting, the
weather permitting.
Excursions win also be made 10 various places in
this vicinity and up the Fort Lee Carlsbad and
other places where several German festivals TO take
place,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04
BROOKLYN COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT court.
The Illicit Policy Busiscss.


John Ryan, who tried and convicted for selling
ottery policies without complying with fhe law, was
fined yesterday afternoon in the sum Of $3.50 Ryan
was called on Tuesday but failed to- put in appear.
ance and yesterday arrested BY the Marshal. on
bench warrant
John STANCE who was sentenced to pgy fins OF 800
for similar offence was released from custody yester-
day, his friends having paj< the fine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04
THE G GU RT S.
UNITED STATES ccnMssIOnfEs COURT.
Before Commits oner Osborn,

Tue examination i the case Of the United states
agans. Henry sewskey and Henry Rich was resumed
yesterday before Commsso or Osborn Counsel for the
defence moved for discharge OF the accused which
the Commissioner doned. motion TO reduce the
amount OF bail also denied and the nearing OF the
To-day being ths Fourth the court was adjourned
Over.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04
Turf sports an the Four,h.

Five tros win come off to-day the Hoboken Course
n. j., four Of them to be driven by their owners
and the other by professionals The horses all well
matched, and the sport will be highly interesting.
AT Morrstown, ~ j., the famous trotter Dexter and
Ethan Allen and mate mile heats best three IN lve
for PURSE of So 500.
AT the Union Course, !. j., there will be very fine
trot purse between six most excelon horses and
good race may be anticipated
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SALES or REAL ESTATE MsrrauAY.

NJ A. J. nLRRcxKR, SON Arp co.
staple r-Houss and lot No 81; lors4125 ,l0
sab o. -House and lot cor. 6th Ct, ooxioo eIo
Twc houses and iosa adjoininG - 0s a.
iosA sv- ois n. " cor leah 81, ana On isSsi -
io.. y. sor. iAssi 81, ana ana on NH =. A.,
9. Nicholas ay.-S lots 4 ID ii iijli a. sni
'eotn o.. xni0 ..s....,..,.,,t..,"'s'.s."' ~
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Other Sports.

Tho Long Island Quot Club will celebrate the day by
playing grand match on their grounds at Mr.. C. b.
Holders Three Mile House, Fulton avenue. Tho full
siren 9TH of the club will be represented the OCCASION
and some good play will doubt be exhibited. Play
win commence at two O'Clock p. NJ
A boat race of considerable interest Is to como on
on Newtown creek, at half-past eight O'Clock A. NJ.
The distance to be rowed is four miles, and the stakes
fifty dollars SIDE The start 10 TO be from stake
boat Mr. Barnets boat house. and the course up
the Newtown creek The contestants in this
Mr. John Kellock and Mr.. John Harvey, who enter IN
their working boat, The CATER Fly and Mr. d. Moo
nan and Mr. T. Andre who enter IN the Unknown"
Tho above employees in the flint glass works OF
Messrs. Bailey Doubemanns.
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The s,rong-,Iinded Women.

Tho strung Minded roniafos, who known In the
aggregate the American Equal Rights Association
will hold a convention and picnic to-day in tho
grove Lake Waccabuc, South Salem, Westchester
county. Rev. Henry Ward Beecher Miss Anna Dickin-
son. Mrs. Lucy Stone Mrs {. C. Stanton, Miss Susan E.
Anthony and Major James Haggcrty will deliver ad-
dresses on the occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

In Jsrscy uy salute Of thirty-sx guns win bs fred
at SUNRISE. thirteen ct and thirtysIx during the
exhibition Of fireworks In the evening, by the Fourth
section Of the Hudson county artillery, Lieutenant A.
EIlers commanding. There will DO a display OF FIRE.
workk In the evening 81 Hamilton square, The Hudson
County Rife baalicn MAJOR Rogers commanding, will
h h Tand parade, the procession moving a. eight
viewed By the Mayor and Common Council Of jersey
CITY vel e. By the civic authorities in Hudson City
and Bergen They will draw up near West End 1t noon
wi arrive ~ half pas twelve The Governor after pre-
ssniins the battalion With new stand Of coors vii be
win be served. He VII Afterwards pay visit 70 the
abatioir, 81 Commusinw, accompanied by bis star and
Tbs oincsn Of the Rine hitalion.
Ia Hudson City, BergS, Grsenville Bsyonne No.
eesss and Fort Lee, tho DIV win be appropriately cele-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-04

The people in the vitality Of woodside, Long I.Ana,
viii celebrate ne day 81 Kely's Rikers and Aowens
erovSG "a that place. with the exercises usuy incident
70 such occasions The Long Island car VIII convey
from Hunters Point those who desire pA'sc'psso w
iha faafi