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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-01
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usrsetle child. and lsin sesrage .,oo NJ, av
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iCt Mont Loh John II KOos CAPT l. p Gs 0Sa
KiPha Armstrong and two eellren g. Diedeh'en' N
Fso1 LfyEsPooLi@ ssrss,rt Ss.
MsF and and fy Mas NJ N %s a h Gs5 M
H. bartlett am child sns@a2 p c Var Ns: SIM ds NJ 81
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fosif !: Ms fi nesler RsV h wsean Ee
Nr GrEwool and child Mss Schuebe MAYER and lady, three
the Countess de ID aud servant r.
MeCary Ms Latte and servant Mrs jackson Lent d. e LILLE
Rev J. Nevn srrvaut Askham Rgg w. w Smith, Mrs
J. L. smith Mn Halliday and Halliday lri W; Aston
lady chdes aud servant C. Jessap, s. W. BurWe J =
Glenuv H. Ds, H. SAITH r. Chadwick, ID Buffers e. A. Reed,
ii. Lambert, H. NJ. Cuslman Powell Dixon, A GiHOT v
N,ye Russell K Lange HILL r. NcAod Smith and LADY, W. W.
joe, j. Andrew s. sheyeT d. WnshIp, E. King Mayer L.
PART Justice Lord and Lady hton two children AM two
DR. KILL, MS \ C. Stetson " A. Srcr Mr. Water
man j. Miller w H. Robinson. A. woodsl L. LoInlsrt LIVING,
,ose W. j. Bogett Lott r. c. Kirby, @ Read T. Reilly
W MouK j. SULLIVAN Honeyuan, G. Anderson Christie r. NJ
Gomez
PROM shvANyAII-In steamship San Jaeuo April @.-Gen O.
A. sonrl and wife Sore. G. Du Bgman B. Wright Samuel
Whitman and WIFE s. AMI wife Mss Harris g. AvAo and
vile Nm King WIFE daughter and servant ms Ledet
r A Reduopt speuoer a. Pierce Miss Miller Mrs Shear
on aud urse Mrs l. T. UVxbng daughter Mrs n hidden g.
Crane Chss NJ K Bo"ne
III. Mecee ". T. Fletcher and vile W. j.
Randall r. w. II r. Besca Mrs johnson and inisn G. r.
IeFry JnO Rising COnnYee Loun Sylvester edbe! oupAlu A
81 in s;eeTagG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-01
Countrp Rea; lesiatc for Sale.

AT Great Nec, Long Island, for SALE,
N RESIDENCE Of the Ia Miller fronting OF Long lsand
sound and Maaha Bay feet Of water front and - aers Of
bhIy improved beautifully sd out walks and drts the vos
hng well drained ~ shaded lawn iron tho ouse the
water where sne bos bathing and fishing ssooaste 81
ses s flowers srbberr The stone t0rsa built
b the owner By days work conveniently arge
And with all improvements Of ftas city residence so sood
ansnthone cold boat and hn Duse
barn. s,ab and ieehonse he INC oesaa Tor
bsn,y scenery heahuness unsurpassed very To-
cation for public sun being accessible rom ' e
distance mes ec'e value far be- on1 he phee st
city properly IN Jan payment
Anpy 70 CHAs W. ROGERS, Great Neck, H. L. or to o. GBkN
NIT P!nest where msps and photographs NAV be @een
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-01
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN AAILS'
WEDNESDAY. MAY I.

WEDNESDAY. MAY l. ..,,-
,,n l.. -. -. oaeeasowp and Liverpool per steamship
wran,s rosc q 6ooa IN Supplementary Mail on ef NO NJ
ts1s a. ~aod in Supplementary Mails must Dc prepaid WIN
Doodle postage. liza.
NJ ~ PoytsS Pdpoe and Island, BY the steamship 'e
hurs close at 2 ocoek. p Ia;,osn.v Ma,
-. ptv,n,n,h Cherboury and Hamburg, team.
.hs Hoaa close 81 Ii;cO Supplementary Mall on i1er
a., a. TTIrd d Hoboken, Is closed at loo m in
w, o. [ s,po,e in Supplementary Nails must be prepaid wi'o
double pessgci - A.. w., Indie. nv the steamship
,nn5 ,Iose AZ D. m A Supplementary Nail on Pier NO.
Nerh River Is closed a2;1 p m ,,,,. i, o,.., .,a
% r Havana and lie Indies and MEXICO via sisai ana
Vera CruS per steamship CITY Of MeIco. close st2 M
Mails for Samana aud San Domingo ClV pen eA
ssp Il bee, close att J. M
~ FRIDAY. MAY ..-
Mail for Halifax n s. is Eew-Tork PoOmcc every
Friday O'Clock Steamship sails from Portland Me- OIL DIV
Prsssn ClOd Nail only sent BY the Williams Guon ana
In. Lane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-01
pASSENGERS SAILED.

FoR SAN FRANCISCO-ID steamship He-y Chsuneey Arni
Mr., Marese Flynn Burrows g. F. Paot s. e. Ei rev.
c Wrahan W. Hndhel:On IL Lotus and VIE r. sa %s
Cuaie DR. A. s. Coe Ponse Miss A. Strain John STRAIN W.
smith wife A. Candle Geo: Bower I'd Be'orI IT, hay
Frnen C. J. Lorng Bradford &C. j. Bonough NJ s. roop ana
VIE Lrman D. schr H. D. Hoeisler AMI wife H. L. Noon -
Harris and wife q. BhIa Farrell b. be ID W "
BcargiOn Jmln Mrs Benz Keller Ases Key r. VI
bert Nspoel summon Francis Grauis T. A. Whitney NlI0n
Urhsed w n Miller and Wife Benz |. W. See W. Randall and
GRANDSON PLBae VIM Geddes Mrs Bernard Ia NIGEL, lnaAn
H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-01
mesifbester Gountp Real estate for Sale
AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
IA for SALE accommodating within and hall OF
EewYot in Wescbester County containing 400 the highest
CIVILIZATIONS land; splendid MANSION so feet front
deep perfect order also Bng ~ by 100 arranged for
trseI also Gr and raw Mil u feet bead Of water neverng
pear orchard all grated and choice fruit onng
Ate al in order and grouDds ornamental pure all
para the house; respects gntmsn essbshment and
for health anyvhee the atmosphere dry and adapted
ung ssod house and lot feet front in the city will b
payment Address WILLIAM DAVIS Tribune Once
A CHARMING COUNTRY RESIDENCE for
IA eALB "a miles from EevYort In Westeheer County
manng Interior And 20 miles OF Island Sound views
with and plants
ragshoas stables good garden abundance Of fruits
falling stream Of . s T6KR ess 81 more 70 - %
AN elegant COUNTRY SEAT, near Mount
completely furnished gardeners house. house filed stable kc The
grounds very the Picturesque weshe
Whsls forming most charming re.idsnse
WARD 4 OGDEN Broadway, cor seventeenth-st
A T POUGHKEEPSIE-ACO COUNTRY PLACE
hde depot Apply 7. @ HUNT 1877 Frontt EewYori.
EOR SALE-The HOMESTEAD of the late,
Louis Walsh located at Mamsrone n ~ the Boston Road
the Sound the place contains about q Of fne undusns
land and well ADAPTED for cutting nto villa po. portion Of this
sss~sh Long Island And The North River Sas ,hrs s opt
feet, sith 10 ss eaasebouse farmers cottage
bought s.u,seoy terms App, HUGH n cAAp M Broad.
vy. PoN
EOR SALE or TO LET-A handsome COUN-
RESIDENCE Thrsegs Neck adjoining village
a Harlem Bridge Double house. story
grieneTs house stable ostbess; easy
to the city BY railroad Steamboat drive For further paacss
sare Of ths owner, A BARNARD. 1873 Chatham square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-01
A MOST MAGNIFICENT
COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
WITH ABOUT so ACRES OF GaouS


FOR SALE.
residence, completely far
nJ entirely new rnure Carpets p oane with
all the eholi Furniture complete.
This Itself PEFECr Gh contains ~ rooms bca o
on LAWN ofABoUT THREE ACRES with walks laid out most
beautiful order. . -
with Cows Pouy Agricultural Implements and eyeFthing
requisite for ooniucus m the most approved principles 80
The place has TROUT POND Of about Two AChbS win
sMALIER POND attached PRESERVING TROUT No ohr fsh
In pond. . ..-..-,r rc,r r,o, AZ,
EIsANCBS than any offered the enyons OF NewIrk for
years past. l.,
Protestant community beng CONNkNlkET to HSf-
CLASS SCHOOLS and OF EASY ACCESS TO THE CIIi), ofn
peror Inducements - 49, ,,,,-,., -
families this place IL admirably ada fed
there are on said premises elegant building sites.
The property surrounded by elegant fence aud Guild be
divided shout TO esch iAn lie view 10 eLdAs
Lakes surround 1t both east and west
No need
Adress H. ~. BRUSH Uptown Tribune omce al we Thirty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-01

I OST-In Central Park, on the morning OF the
CHAIN s...sisi a,i v retain W sa.s b ~ Favs
hkssal rovsA 10 y ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-01
Men, Jersep Real Geiate for Sale.

A T Elizabeth. 40 minutes from Liberty ST.
altogether the most accessible orderly And agreeable suburb
handsome COTTAGE GROUNDS for SALE LET.
has ga water range furnace bath Closets 10 rooms ereu
design Le, nearly LAID awp ganea frat and shade
and psresan 70 PROPERTY OwNkK, o. Boz 2a,,
keu.York-
A T ELIZABETH, N. IA large variety Of
SALE ~ MkRRKK SONS f1o BfosdsA, opposite
Depot. Elizabeth. n
N school, easy handsome RBsiDKNCB
complete every rpes II bath fns cellar far
skAssss-st, ssL nsssk, H. X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-01

MINIATURE ALMANAt =
6:56 Moon nes Z:ls
DAr-1M -
Hell tate ferY." So
HiaH
candy Hook 49, q56 Cows Island 328 Hell Gate Ferry SIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-01
REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK, Tuesday, April 30, 1877.

EEw-YoRK, Tuesday, April 30, 1871
A fair amount of business was transacted at
the Exchange salesrooms this morning
A. j. Blocker sold, by order OF the Supreme Court
under instructions Of Phio Ruggles referee lot on
ST. 1873 feet west Of Thirdave lss1so 70
Dudley r. Territt, for $4,000
Also by order Of Jas. Doris administrator, lot Oh
ground SoxI47 at Red Bank. N j. to Jas Nell for s2eo
Jas. MCGUIRE under direction OF De Witt G. Graham,
referee sold lot 26xsss with frame building s,naed
ave. to A. Ward, for $500. ,,,,.
Also. lot 2.ix15.4. with threestory brick building
Tlx50, situated the southwest corner OF EieVentn
and Dry Dock-sts. to Jas. Brady; for 1925.
Also BY order Of Geo w. Harde referee house P pnd
iuGtonst, lot 2sxlOo was bought by M j. English for
James NJ Miller sold by order Of the Supreme Court
two lots each 2Sxs91i on One forty third
EsStssSe to Never Kenyon for each
Also two los. each 25xs9l, on the south side OF One
hundredand thirty ninthst to B. c. Thorneu for N''o
Messrs E. H. Ludlow & Co. sold the threcstory brick
house and o NOS % ara az % The same r
the store and lot. No. 10 stonest and the & 81
which pieces Of property were withdrawn, the auc-
toneer not receiving bid In either case ;. ...eo o
the right title and interest Of Chas H. Moses In the
property No 7o1 Greenwchst ana IN inc TWO u 5oss
Farms both pieces OF property being bid In by said u H.
Moses, at nominal prices -. o-so, ~, Elm
Supreme Court, W. H. Hart, referee. three lots Win
building, situated the north side Of FtyfouTth-st.
The same firm also sold the lot, 2lxs5 on the north;
east corner OF One-hundredand thrty-secondst. ana
MelIicS Bro. have recently effected the follow
ing private sales of NewJersey properly: s,,uo
houses and los t.donnsJ on Fn.ve 2ssSo
Dwelling On mis-, Planseld i isSS
F.% consisting .s ID Of .sss near aco
81 acres, unmp0ved, At wessed.. R'Oo
Total ESDoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-01
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK .....

PORT OF EEW-ToRK ................. ..'.'.APRiL 90
CLEARED.
Steamship Cub, CBnl Noodle Liverpool G 9, Fa1styn
steamship Kon IN. q. FRANK Bremen. 0erichs Co.
Seansh Regulator Freeman Wilmington N c. L"hard Steam
Steamship Benefaetor Jones Philadelphia Iolsr Steamship Co.
Seamp Volunteer BoOdgoed Philadelphia, Lora Steamship
Steamship CHARLES CorntOck Drake Philadelphia. j. Briggs
HaIS ChauDcey Cray 4spnva Pacific Steamship
Steamship p. Clyde Scott Norfolk City Point and Richmond
steamship Isaac Bell Brakeman Norfolk City Point and Richmond
W steu%saO Fannie Fencn philadelphia LcIia Steamship Co
steamship ver Davis Chester PENN and Wilmington Del, Alb
Steamship D Uney, Davis Phiadelphia. I'm Briggs
st Maysower f smith ORDERS Merchant
BARK Bessie Parker tBr) Cox, antwerp j" ". EEeI Co
Pan s ar g.e fu ESe Co Co.
BARI G. NorWOca. naIAness Havana James WaHi L Co.
s:lt ks %s ne S6Sa
RI Eaehee Otsl Russo, Gibraltar Fanch Edye Co.
Bns Nooya (,a, Fa, Gibraltar for ORDERS FuDeh Edge
SGs syrpsbol tsr Maero1. Iasnayn and c'mD.,'hy p
. As sra ns' %1tJ Seo Bsss
Brss pathfinder tBr D. Cousins, ST. Kits, Jones Lough
Sns s1sS ns sf Pa Kingston JAM Geo Tasy
B En- B Ses ~ ft tBTj P P1nee ;' RSsL,nd
Sngr OR Couch Ro Gra md S 2: so Geo Bue'
sehr C. I1onpson Dixon Blssbehport. B. }. Weinberg.
a., s asS s sT na pas. ask l. cSss G. FsHcln s
..s S 5S Se @d eOs and pass o. eI Co.
With and pass kunharit a Co.
se9mp JacusO Atkins Savannah With mdse and W.
Garrison.
70 H. r. Morgan Go.
LOwden.
Barb polls ~ Bent Geuros 70 days with
sehf William Clark Green shark RIVER ~ j. With Of
sehr. st. Croix
Clara wOOdh Russell BA1Os Santiago TEXAS 20 days with
hides AID wool.
SeLr Anee Ade ( Bena st. Pierre Mart n days with
Welcome (of Belize noa Rhode Ponce r. 10 days. with
nolAsseA
Moonlight Virginia II. A. Butler, Virginia
Virginia. q. b. smith Virginia
Virginia. ID. W, Vaughn, Virginia
esnsel Wood Virginia 4. 7. Smith Virginia.
y. H. Foster. Virginia hereens honsop, virginia
L. H. Bsnnett, Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroa April 3Aved steamship shannon (Br from Liverpool
Wa Lawrence Baltno bark Helen Campbell from London.
PHADELPHIA April -Anyd steamship Ysioo, from New Or
ksns and Havana
FOREIGN PORTS.
April e Allen Lane steamship Germany Tocfs from
Portland, Me- for Liverpool arrived here TO DAY ~
QUEENSTOWN. Apil 3O-The National Line steamship France
TomOu from New YOrt April for Liverpool arrived this hbor
morning The Cuna Line steamship Csabra heMeksn
EewYof April ~ for Liverpool also arrived here this morning
O'clock
For Latest Ship heus FIN Pao.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-01

VIM Tucker OF No 900 Fifth-ave. reports having com
peted the sale of house and lot No. 24 East
ST., between Second aud Thirdaves 2OxlOo for sSooo
TO onOfre l.. Vidal. .,
GOodenough Weber, No. III Broadway, have recently
sold at private sale house and lot No 800 East Forty
secOndst for So 000 two lots Ninetyelgnthst 2oo
feet east OF the Fthave for 500 each; house and lot
No 1853 Madsost for 5000; house and lot No $50 East
seveDty-fourth-st, four-story double tenement ior
N2.500.
The large and estate containing 25o acres, known
as Bendover," James River, 10 miles above Rich
mond, the property of Major William b. stanard, has
been sold for $1,000 cash. Bendover," with its hand
some mansion commanding view and lands OF excellent
quality, is home that should satisfy the most exquisite
taste. A gentleman residing in England was the pur-
chaser. Richmond Wing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-01
Gituations Uante6--females.

GOOD English, Irish, Scotch, American, and
~ German SERVANTS At No. LII Norfolk ST. between tv
ingon and stanions.s., by Mrs. nfLD.
RESPECTABLE Protestant young GERMAN,
~ single, WANTS SITUATION COACHhiN ely or country
ane'ss driver understanding ssrough the proper care a
Strictly and obKng city Address for
three DAYS /. T. X, Tribune Once.
40 WEST EIGHrEENTH-ST.- the
ItsD bella Girl LAUNDREss
sBAMsTREssi and objection ~ the country the
summer
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-12

None but th Forest Drugs used, and satlsfa,.
tlon guaranteed, both as to price and quality.
Order are solicited from Druggists Physicians,
Country Merchants, Planters and others, with the
assurance that they shah receive prompt and
esrful attention. mch78mcsDc&w
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-12
5LAHDsAIEs IN THE STATE.

The Bsrnwelf Sentinel says that on sales
day the lands advertised by Mr. r n. Miller
sitnated on the line Of the Port Royal Bail
road, brought 50 per acre. -5,.,:...
The Marlboro Tines says, "On sales-day
an unusually large quantity OF real estate wa
sold BY the sheriff, the prices per acre rang
ing from rs cents to s. 25-one hall acre Id
The foIl0VIpg transactions took place on
sales-day In OraDgeburg: 600 acres oil isn9
were knocked down to J. F. Izsr, for $lOO
2e3 ACRES to a. e. Gleat0n for $50; liz acres
toM.R. Mstheny for sos; 80 acres to ". 8
Fyier for si6e, and lse acres to NJ. J. Read ior
The Lancaster Ledger chronicles the fol
,owine saies byihef sheriff on sales-dsy: Es-
tate q. II. Flnderburk, l57 acres, at $14O-
Alvin Massey, purchaser. l60 acres, at S3tU-
a W. MoNeeiey, purchaser. Lands 8. Nc.
Hanrs. l60 acres, at $500. F. Hinson, pur.
casser. Lands ". b. Dunlap, l75 acres, OF
S726EH. R Williamson, purchaser. l75 acres,
at43f0.J. II. McNurray, purchaser. Estale
NL. Fraser, 2S9 acres, at $2O5-J. b. Caskey,
purchaser. rs: acres, at s405-L. 8. Porter,
purchaser. i.280 acres, at $lSe-James Qoig'
lev. purchaser. 172 acres, reverslonary Inter
eat OF dover, at $500. Lands Jones Crockett,
l6l acres, at. $i505-Aary E. Crockett pnr-
chaser. atH House and lot In village, 5000 10
goldTBS B. uyburn, purchaser.
rI06 .Cu69tdIs kbcpOISck poJo
congiderable activity 10 the land market OF
Noudk Y last, and the prices realized are bet
.ferthan we expected. The sheriff sold two
fsbts belonging to the estate Of Dr.. william
Wylle. deceased. The first tract, containing
iif'aEres, was bought by Major G. W. Melton
at So SO per acre; the second tract. containing
Is acres, was bought by A. q. Davega, ESQ,
at So 10 per acre. THE lands belonging to the
estate ofJesse, Cornwell, deceased, were sold
in three separate parcels. Mr.. John B. Corn
veil sthe-purchase of tract A, known as
the Home Place. containing 920 acres, at S. 80
per acre, and OF tract G, containing e06 acres,
81 f8 per acre. Mr.. James Kennedy purchased
tract B, containing 298 acres, at $40 10 per
scre.- The real estate Of David Weir, de-
oeaoed. 7O8 acres, was bought by Mr.. David T.
waters at So 10 par acre. @r. Jesse d. Har-
den. % executor OF John Harden, deceased,
sold the real estate of the testator IN tnree
separate lots. Mr.. W. A. Harden was the pur,
chaser OF tract A, containing ESQ acres. and
known as the Arterberry Place, at 81 % per
ecres, and Of tract G, containing 216 acres,
Known as the Ell Harden Place, at s. 90 per
acre. Tract B, containing 12f acres, known
"a the Brooks Tract, was bought 0y Mr..
Thrashley Allen ct 81 so per acre."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-12
By L0WNDEs e. GRIMBALL,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT LUo-

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT LUC-
TlOH-REFEBEE'S SALE.-Francis ].
Porcher, Trustee OF Caroline Finley and Ferdinand
DeLasteyrfe vs. Theodore Stoney, Trustee. and j.
Evans Edings and wife. e.-Ia the Common Pleas.
BY virtue OF an order OF SALE IN rbtH esse toeMe
directed by the hon RE. Graham, Judge OF the
First Circuit, VIII ofer for sale at public
at the ostcfhce,i II Charleston: This DkYcIthe
18th OF November, 1872, at II O'Clock a. II,
, All the Mortgaged Premises described IN said
All tnat PLANTATION: with the ,mansiona and
buildings thereon. situate, lying ana being on
Edisto Island, CharleStrn 8 County, laDdsI1aro
aforesaid. containing three hundred and forty
acres, more or lesI, outting and bounding north
on landB OF Miss Mary seabrook, east ON Cuth-
bsrt's Greek, south ON Russeli,s Greek, and. West
on lands OF the estate OF Seabrook as per plan -f
'OIRutledge Parker, dated MAJ, ,eIB56, annexedito
the. return OF; Commissioners; ino seebropk ayl.
sesbrook, lied 10th February 1856. 3, =
n Terms E0ne:t third cash;+ the balance upon!
credit of one and two years, with md bsarinS
interest at the rate OF per cent per annum, Day.
able semi iannnally, and secured by 8 mortgage
Of the pisntatlon0 Purchases 70 pay Referen. .for
all necessary papers.g q. HERBEsT Sass
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-12
oBmUAI TYRANNY IN UNION.
Outrageous Conduct At. the Polls OF .
United States Proceed
4ztngs to be Taken Against tho Re-
From the Union Timea.l ]

stngs to be Taken Against tho Re-
pSeters., or. ~.
From the Union Timeal
It Is reported to us, land the report can be
snbstantiated whenever 1t is necessary ina.
gross outrages we're committed at tns iats
election, through the influence OF Onlteo
States officials, and by some Of them IN Per;
son. At Gowdeysvllle, where deputy UniIe9
States marshal assumed to act as superYi
sor, the white voters at that box who are tn,
der bonds to appear at the Unltsa etH"eU ,hev
Court as Ku-Klux, were informed taas a,atss .ass
must vote for Byron-who is United l,sslss ssasSs
AZ: Goshen Hin. Deputy Marsnsl %aT aariv
new: rom Newberry, appeared hnr, cary
In the day with eauad or aoout M
fourteen United States soldiers, arw noon:
thrests and intimidations forced Tue pnn,, mana
,RerstO receive number Oh vote7 DO 90 thyeat-
rom parties living IN as the White people at
the her polls II they did not allow the NeWberry
man fn vote for Byron. Not less than hiGy
iiieoaf votes were cast during Maloney and
his eoldIers' stay there. He tore up large
number of Mobley tickets, acted IN very Gls-
gustiDg manner, and there 10 no oouot his
Conduct was such that large number OF
votera we're intimldated from voting as they
intended This man Maloney and his squad
came here last Thursday and raided around
the % county mill the night after the election,
and during the whole Of that time he was
actively engaged in electioneerlng for Byron.
We have also proof that he voted men from
Newberry as least twice, and many OF them
Wers recognized ss coming from Newberry,
and being under age We 1div,auay eaag saT
him give the boy the vote, with others, and
we Know and so does Maloney know that
voter is not eighteen years old. We dare Ma
loney to bring us to the proof: Such man
L. q disgrace to any official position under the
United States Government. AS United
States ,oHleer, backed by United States SOL
oilers, he Is bully; as an Individual, he Is as
docile (ts put 1t mildly as q lamb. Legal
proceedines win be commenced Immediately
AGAINST him, and number Of the men ne
brought from Newberry and Induced to taKe
the Ceth and vote for senator for this county,
not only once, but twice and three times.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-12
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Auction aAra.-~.7 ~ .,.3.s.

DEFEREE'S SALEEHUUSE AND LOT
III in snmmervllle at Auction Joseph d .9fK$
lOr, Trustee, ct a. Vi. n. E. Hutchinson. ct abr
In the Common Pleas.
BY virtue Of an order or sale In this case, u m5
directed by the Hon: Il. =. 9taham, !ndge % ;1e
First Circuit, will offer for sale At public apcHo4.
THIS DAY, the 18th OF November, 9Ap d.
1872, at II O'Clock A. H., at tho Postofacetk
All the mortgaged premisea described In THE
'pleadngs In said action; as IAN thSsl LOT ot
TRACT OF LAND, with The Buildings thereon,
situate, lying and being IN the Village OF Sum.
merville, Oolleton -CJauty, measuring ah0 ooo.
bouncing south on public road or .street east,
west and north on land OF Rtv.t Philip GHdsdenT
. Terms.-9ne, half cash; balance Inn one year; 10
be secured BY bond Of the purchaser, bearing 10:
%; pay Referee fyr all necesssry Eepsrs. ,rI G6a
@. HERBERT SASS,
movie All ~ . ~ 5i:' ;iaas 81 fHsfefee.W@