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unJEn STATES cuhmssIuxEay suuar.

Retailing Liquor without q Llcense.
Before Commissioner Shields.
5Ae Urtted states Us. N. j. CoDee.-The defend
Ans in this case was yesterday arrested on warrant
charging him with setting ana retailing liquors
without paying the usual license provided therefor
next for examination. The defendant was then dis-
charged lr0In custody.
The Hoffman Distiiiery Case.
me United States rs. HoDn.an ana Otiers.-The
examination IN this case, which has now occupied
the Commissioners Court for several days ana which
was adjourned over from Friday last to yester-
DAY was further adjourned iii, this morning at
etovcn O'Clock, In consequence OF professional
engagement or Mr. Joseph Bel, counsel Tor the de-
Sendanta
The Raid ON the Erok kers--voIuntary Pay
ment Of Penalties.
Omitted States Commissioner Shields has had the
4nestion OF the liability or brokers for the payment
o. tax on their whole business transacted by them
Tor some time before him. As already reported in
be HERALD. o large number OF the brokers OF the
city accepting Commissioner Delano's solution OF
the vcxed qIestionas the right one paid In the va.
rtOus amounts OF penalty. attached to their names
DurfuH yesterday Messrs. Joseph Bell ana Ethan
ARen, counsel for the brokers have on the part OF
various clients also accepted the inevitable and paid
The several penalties affixed to the names Of the
nrms during the pendency OF the controversy.
sGSn % OF ine rsssnos % oess WIN regard 2
capital actively engaged In business has had q
marvellous eject npon the parties coming
within the meaning OF the act. There Is not
doubt or II . doubt Ola exist the brokers
ought at least TO get the benefit OF III that
they themselves, one and all, would from the
nfst have willingly paid the tax had 1t not been
D00tcd question as TO whether they were liable or
not. That question once settled and penalties al
tuNGed for non-payment Of the same during the ex-
1xEnc6 0f the controversy being made known, the
brokers are readily coming forward ana paying the
penalties and making returns OF the amount Of cap-
operated on by them for future taxation. One firm
yesterday paid penalty Of $780, the highest levied
the general run being $500 and $500.
The Alleged Sub.Treasary Frauds.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The case In which Henry A. Allen, keeper OF the
Sup-Trcasury building in this city, Is charged with
Raying defrauded the government by means or false
vouchers has been pending before the Commissioner
for several weeks, with other result Lhan series
Qf ad1ournmcnts District Attorney Jackson yester-
day asked that the whole case be Indefinitely post
pOned, meaning that tile government has inconti-
nently failed to make case against the accused.
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Alarm Telegraph, reports thar theimlstake in send
ing out she alarm for irs 1t fifteen minutes after
n,nc O'Clock Sunday evening arose from the opera
tor IN charge at the head ofice readgng "Carol,ne
street, Tor "Carsle street" las sent inl. The Bimi-
larity OF the names was the only excuse for the
error. and the matter was promptly Investigated by
the BOARD or Commissioners.
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Yho Association for the Prevention OF Gambling
Lost year expended $lslbo. The number OF persons
reported AZ frequentng gambling houses was 7os,
and the number OF places closed through the instru-
mentality OF the association was $50. The balance
OF funds on hand Is $500
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csmmoa piEAs-specul TERM.
Decis)0ns.
BY Judge DAILY.

DecissOns.
By Judge DAILY.
Gitltndn %. Npo,a.-Hee opinion.
Borncseu0h us. james Poolman.. Motion for
receiver granted
BOueet US, NOrre1 ct al.
BY Judge Van Bruns.
KteJer %. Tholnas.-Ao1on. granted. Order 10 be
settled on notice. =
HiltVer vs. ROsenbcT'O.-HotiOn denied, with ten
dollars costs 70 abide event.
BY Judge LOeW. 3g M
Coleman rs. Whle.-AOuOn for reference denied.
Underlro0d %. G0edecke.-Motl0D denied, without
costs. 49,
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THE COURTS.
Important Proceedings In the Courts
Yesterday.

Tho Raid on the BrOkers-Furthor Pay
Ment Of Penalties Sub-Tfeasury
Erands-A Gunpowder Explosion
Murder Case in the General Ses-
sions-Mrs. UT on Trial for Her
Mfe--Address Of Assistant Dis.
trict Attorney Tweed.
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HHRAID TUESDAY JANUARY 49, ls7o-TRIPLE sHEET
SUPERIOR cuUay-rsul ran

granted motion to dismiss tho complains, on the
ground Of conuiDutive negligence on behalf Of The
boy.
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ssDuss Thou Art and Unto Dass sAalt Thsu
Returu.0
Before Judge Freedman and Jury.
0GthaTtae Ky0ns, AdOsintstr0ntx, ~. Ge0rUs
Koch ct aLThe plaintiff in thas action claims that
her husband, while engaged IN carrying sawdust
from DEFENDANTS sawmiil had occasion TO pass
through an aileyway, on both SIDES Of which was
piled largo quAntiy Of mahogany wood, which
fell on hun and Injured him to such an extent that
be died In two days after Palnan now seeks 10 re-
cover $4,000 damages. The defendants claim that 1t
was mot through any negligence or careleasness on
thelr part thar the accident occurred, but 1t WAS
owing 70 severe frost, by whcn the level Of the
ground. on which the timber rested was affected
0auslug IL TO fall down. Nt ~ =
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supsRps COURT SPECIAL TERM

Alleged Breach 0f Contract.
Before Judge Barbour. s.f ts.
17'e Cnarnsan Slate Company us. John GaK Tho
pantins claim that at the de(endanss request they
delivered to him quantity Of slate which amounted
TO $I,407, which amount defendant refuses 70 pay,
on the ground that the slate Was Of an nerOr quail
iy and that the contract was consequently viOaSeo
Wy the defendant. Defendant luriher alleges that
the plantitfs were to furnish hm with nrst class
Aate. ana that they Uere to sell 1t TO no one IN the
State OF New York but him, he to act as their sole
agent in this State. For the breach OF contract ana
the damages sustained plaintt1s now seek to
recover $4,000. The case came up on motion to
strike out the answer - shOwn. which mokon was
denied ~ the Court
BY Judge Barbour.
Ann HGrdnSu vs. AcPhey8On Smith et Ql.--Motion
for new trial denied, with costs.
B. Waterbury ps. Casrsoa Boaton ct al.-Motion
granted.
Price j. Potter ps Joseph A. Miuer.-Same. y
MASSACHUSETTS, ANtelas Insurance Company CS.
James cnrpenter.-Extra allowance OF enty-nve
;. Claus Sacsaacsr us. George W. wass ct al
Robert Z. 5. Hal vs. A. r Br1ttem.-Motton dis-
missed.
TIE Chapman State Company us. John Gau.--
Motion Denied, with ten dollars costs.
Second National BuysE or Chicago rs. At7sOtt n
Siusna0n.- Notion granted.
Samuel Berg rS. IsiGOr B,uscOUer. Motion dis
missing complaint granted, with ten dollars costa
uness plaintiff proceeds without delay 70 try the
Issues before thc referee.
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r0LIcE iaTELLIGESCE.

Ann Flow waitress In saloon At No. is2 Chat
ham street, was robbed on Saturday OF 50 rs by o
man named Richard Oonnolly-no relation to the
respected Comptroller Of tnat name. Richard was
committed ~ answer Dy Judge bowling.
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AVttuRe GUVefatuTe yesterday bSS "a
Average temperature for corresponding date
last year, .,...............-.........3 ..3S
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W. d. Carr was in q saloon At No. las Chatham
street. on Saturday night, when he was joined by
two men, named Thomas Jones ana James McGlune.
who got into conversation with MIN and stole his
watch. Both men were brought before Justice
Downing yesterday and committed TO answer.
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Peter Burke. James J. Parker and MIchae Ferney
were arrested yesterday by oicer ]. NJ. Dorsey for
breaking into O basement store at l49 Chatham
street and stealing small amount OF JeWelry. They
were brought before Judge bowling and committed
to answer.
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respectfully Creased man, named John G.
Gleason, was arrested BY Captain Jourdan, OF the
Sixth precinct, charged with obtaining horse,
wagon and harness from ex United stkes AArshai
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Sheriff S Equity Sales.

]. Phmbe X. Mendcnhnil, ct al. vs.. w. NJ.
4 Corrock, ct ul.-ln Equity.
'f'n; Pursuant TO thc drrrrtal order in the
(; ahovc stated case, will sell on the first
: Monday IN FEBRUARY newt, at Ncwbcrry C.
: H., that ine valuable tract Of land known
!. ns The Mrndrninli Mill Tract, consisting oil
) $50 ncr S Of Iunh, more or less, bounded by
lands hr NJ NJ. coppock, j. X Mcn,lcnhall,
S il. ii. Rlcasc, B. II. Scott, ct u. On this
plantation are good mills AMI the best mill
P" scnt Oil Bush River, and nb out 300 acres OF
originnl forest. .
Terms Of Stlr.--Onc third cash, the bal
;. ancc in one and TWO yenrs in ca,rl install,
,ntnts, with interest from day OF sale. The
; purchaser to give bond and mort gage Of tho
premises 10 secure lllc purchase money. s
Lavinia Kinard, VS.. Wilam Rook, aum'r.
set al.-In Equity, Nowberry.-.l,iIl for
=. Dover, &c.
: Pursuant to dccrc.nl order in this case
lswill sell NJ Ncwbcrry Q. H., on sale day
IN February, 1870, the tract Of land in New
. berry and I.;tnrcns Counties, belonging 10
The estate Of John VI. Kinard; deed, con
taning so'.c hundred and sixty-six acres
more or less, and bounded by lands Of Mar
! tha GORE, Jacob Simmer, Calvin Suber
}nnd others.
'#& Terms Of snle--Onc thirtl cash and the
balance on twelve months credit, with mort
= gGge Of premises and good surctics with in-
teres. from day of sale. 8
Mailer i. Ruff & Lavinia O. Ruff, vs. John
S Ruff q. II. Snber, Atlm'r.-In Equity
s.5$ Eewbcrry S. G:
$& Pursuant to the dccretal order in the
3550bovc st"ted case, will sell nj New berry
SC!|H., on the first Monday III February
? y;!cxt, nh thnt tract of land containing 22i'
shores more or less, bounded by lands OF
sWm. Amick, Jasper Anick, Andrew Kisk,
&Jcasic kmick ct al;
". Terms Of saleGash. Purchasers to pny
%for stnmps and papers. @
A. T. n. PAYSINGER, S. y. G.
q jan. 10; 3-3t. 8
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NOTICE..

I will apply to John r. Peterson, Judge
of Probate for Ncwbcrry County, on tic
9th day OF February, a. d., 1870, for fina
settlement on the Estate OF Isaac Johnson,
deceased. rcraons having demands against
said Estate are hereby notified to render
them in on or before that day or tbcy will
be barre d. BARUCH DUNCAN.
Jan 5, l-1tx Admir- Dc bonis non.
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United States MarshaE's Sale.

The United States Of America, South Caro-.
linn Dis.rict.-EIvirn II. II. Rutherford,
81 vs. ", X. Griffin and Peter Moon.
BY virtue Of II writ of Ficri Encins to me
directed, IssuinR ont Of the Honorable the
United States Circuit Court, for the District
Of South GWroina, L will expose for sale, to
tho highest bidder, Mt Public Auction, at
Hcwberry Court House, on the seventh day
Of February, 1870, being the first Monday
Of the month, alft the right, title and inter-
est OF the defendants or either of thcm in
and to, The following property, TO wit:
One Tract Of Land, situated in the County
Of Ncwbcrry, 3 miles from the Court House,
. bounded by Mnds Of Il. q. Will ms, Thomas
a. Floyd, a. x. T,ibblc, Mrs. Susan Nance
and others, and containing five hnl,drcdand
sixteen acres. moro or lcss.
., One Lot Iyiag within the corporate limits
Of the town OF Ncwbcrry, bounded by lands
of Col. S. Fair and Osborne Wells, Esq, and
tho street leading from tho c. H., by the
residences Of CoppoGk, Wright and Moon,
more or less.
Also the House and lot in tho town oi
Hcwbcrfy, The promises upon which DR.. Pc
ter Moon now resides.
* Also, Tho Inmhcr Of one old House lying
+, on n lot belonging TO NJ. Foot, III tho town
/ Of Newberry, nonr tho Il. Il. Depot.
Levied on ns tle property Of W, X, Grif
! fin and Prtcr Moon, Defendants, at tho sui
Of Mrs. Elyra u. II Rutherford, Plaintiff.
4 Terms Cash. Purchascr TO pay Tho Mnr
shal for tho necessary papers and stamps,
Salo Ia be conducted by a. =. Piier
Deputy Marshal, as Auotonccr:
t;ule to commence ut II o'clock, n.y.
H. f. JOHNSON, T. E. Marsh j.
2$a' Ja:yi1, a. D. 1870. 3~-3,.
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STATE OFSOUTII CAROLINA
NEWDERRY COUNTY.

N NV I}EIEN1 CUUNTV,
BY John Y. Peterson, Probate Judge.
Whereas, II. w. Caldwell, hath made suit
10 mo to grant him Letters Of Administra-
tion, De bonis non, Of the Estate and effects
Of O. a. Rutherford, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and nlmonish
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
Of the said deceased, to DO aud appear be-
fore me-, IN the Court Of Probate, to be held
at Ecwbcrry Court House, on tho 3lst day
of january next, after publication hereof,
I at II o'clock in tho forenoon, to show
cause If any they havo, why the said ad.
minisyalion should not bo granted. Given
! under my hand this 17th day Of January,
Anno Domin, 1870.
JOHN 7. PETERSON, T. ]. N. Q.
Jan 10, 3-2t
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~ SPECIAL NoTIcE.-To parties in want
of Doors, Snshcs and Blinds, We refer to
the advertisement Of y. p. TOALE, the large
manufacturer Of those goods in Charleston.
Price list furnished on application.
July 22-0m
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Sherif's Sale.
Dec, 20 SO 3n.

i 'By an order from John II. Peterson, Pro.
batc Judge, to me directed, I will sell on
the first Monday III February next, at New.
berry Q. H., one tract Of land containing
2l004 ucrcs, more or less, bounded by lands
,of James Fair, Mary Spence, Lewis Perkins,
ct Al. The same being the real estate OF
David Cook, deceased.
4 Terms of Sale. lnli' cash, balance
on - months, with a mortgage to secure
the same, and interest from day oI sale.
II. N. PAYSINGER, $. N. G.
Jan. 10, 3-3t. s
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In the District Court of the

In the District Court of the
United States, District Of South Carolina.
III Rc.-)avid +. Snbcr, Bankrupt. Tx
Partc.~-II. II. Counts.
Pursuant to an order Of the Hon. Geo. S.
Bryan, the undersigned will sell on The 10th
day OF February next, nt tho residence Of
the said Bankrupt his ltc estate in tract
Of land situate in The County Of Ncwbcrry,
on the waters Of IlcIlcr'S Creek, bounded by
lands Of Thos. II. Crooks, Wm. II. Hcntz
and others, and containing dsl acres. more
Or less. lie will also sell Mt the same time
aud place II Mule, and The notes and ac-
co;inls Of the said David IT, Subcr Terms
Cash. II. III. COUNTS.
Jan. 10, 3-3t.* Assignee.
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Shoes, Shoes.

I haye as g0od,an assortment rs evcr was
offered In this town, and my best work all
warranted. MOWER.
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LOO pieces OF Prints just received. Somc
now styles nt y. MOWERS.
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NOTICE..
" ANDO pEI{IILIZE|},

. The experiments Of the past year have
confirmed those of ior.acr years, and cstab-
liShcd beyond all controversy, The great
merit Of this South Carolina FertiliZcr.-
The undersigned arc the Agents at Ncwbcr.
ry, aud will furnish any quantity needed
by the planters Of this section. They also
have great number Of small pamphlets
containing testimonials Of many Of the best
planters Of this and adjoining Stntcs, as
TO lis tcr'ilizing properties, Which they will
distribute gratis.
II. MOORMAN & co.
jan 10 3 If.
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In the District Court of the

In the District Court of the
4 United States, for tho District of South
Carolina. Iii Re-Thos. W. Holloway,
+, Bankrupt Tx Pnrtc-lIayne D. Reid.
I. BY order OF Hon. Geo. S. Bryan, Judge
ofthc United Suites Court, for The District t
'ofSouth Carolina. will sell on the first
Monday IN February next, ut Ncwkcrry C.
H., the notes aud accounts Of tic Estate Of
Thos ". Holloway, Bankrupt, and Of Hol.
.loway & Folk, DunkruptS. .=t
III :.f:Ea uAYNE d. REID,
; DAM ~, 3-3t. '... r, Assignee
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Fresh Norfolk OYSTERS

IL you want fresh Norfolk OYSTERS,
call Mt tho Columbia Ice House, where they
arc kept constantly OIL hand, and cold low
for cash. All orders from the country
promptly attended to.
Jan g.. 1-tf JOHN D. BATEMAE.
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NOTICE..

TO all whom II may concern: will ap.
ply to John z. Peterson, Probate Judge of
Newbcrry County, on the 10th day Of Feb.
ruary next, for final settlement on tho cs.
tate Of james Wilson, SEN, decd, md n
discharge AZ administrator Of aaid estate.
Persons having demands against said estate
must present them or or before that day,
or they will be barred.
JAS, r.. WILSON,
Jan ~, 2-~4t Admir-.
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President. Grants Thanksgiving
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In pursuance of the idea which lie be-
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power in the Administration at Wash
ington, President Grant has issued his
proclamation for Thursday, the oath
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thers did before them; the recommends
tons of the State Magistrates. 1t is
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