The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-12-11
United States Court.

The petition for involuntary bankrupt
cy of the G. & c. R. R., has been order
ed filed in the Circuit Court, for District
of South Carolina, the questions arising
thereon to be heard at Columbia, the
Goth December.
The Grand Jury have returned true
bills as to Ludze Tribtle, W. F. Beard,
Jno. Harrison, Lewis n. Allison, C. W.
league, Washington league, David
Richardson, Berry Ballew, VIM. Franks
and Others, indicted for conspiracy and
murder; and nc bill as to A. W. league,
Abner league, and John Allison.
James .. TurnipSecd and Richard V.
Gist, conspiracy and murder; true bill.
True bills as to Henry Moore and John
Steele fer conspiracy, and Allen Heath,
Samuel Goodwin, James Miller and
Joseph J. Hagen, for conspiracy and
murder.
United'Slates vs.. Robert Moore. Con-
spiracy against Thomas Roundtree.
Mr.. Corbin argued the case on the part
of the Government, and Mr. y. j. Pope
for prisoner. Judge Bond charged the
jury, after which they retired, and in q
short time returned a verdict of guilty
as to the first and fourth counts, and
not guilty as to the third and Gfth counts
of indictment.
At length it is proved tha, man has
more vanity than woman. This is the
way that it came to pass: A curious in
vestigator watched while n thousand men
passed looking-glasS used as a sign on
the sidewalk in Broadway. The result
OF his observation showed that nine hun.
dred and nircty-niue men glanced COM
p!lceutly on their image as they passed.
The o;hcr man was blind Four hundred
and ffty-:wo women passed during the
same hoar and d half, ard no,le Of them
looked in tie nir.uy-;.ll Of them being
engaged intcnty examining each others
appearance and dress
THE ALDISE FOR DECEMBER. CHRIST
BIAS SUMBEe).-ThiS IS superb pumbrr.
not only in reading matter, but in pictorial
attractions; we can oHly, however, particu-
larize The bcautifu! picture Of the Infant Jc-
sus, so timely, so charming in its childlikc
SimEiic;ty, and so delicateiy and tendrrly
rcmdercl-a more fitting subject could not
have been chosen 10 open this Christmas
volume.
The other plates ere: "a Street Scene in
Cairo, (tint); "rEe Guide Board" Knes-
ing; After thc Storm" Schenck; "Christ-
mas Visitors" Guide Hammer; Goods
Acre. Moose Huniag;" Good Bye,
Sweetheart" full page); "The Ornament
al" Dciker; "The Useful" Deiker; "The
Death Chase" The Advance in Winter;'
Keeping House." John $. Davis, (tint);
"Ye Limpd Springs and Floods" Then
LOST "picking and Choosing, Beckmann;
errnan's Family" Here, Chick! Chick~
ing" "Out of Doors" Evening" Gin.
Doors;" "After the Storm, Calm" flour
scenes); "For the Master" Of,erdinger;
alt Oft'times Happens that a Child;'"
"'Which in Infancy Lisped;'" "Is the
Solace of Age;;'" can Artistic Evening""
''The Naughty Boy" John S. Davis, (tint).
fhe volume of The Aldine for 1872 is an
nounced by the publishers as THE holiday
present, and, we think, when it is known
what royal book it is, it vii! hardly require
their additional offer Of :! beautiful chrome
free to crowd them With orders. Send $500
to James Sutton & Co., publishers, So Maiden
Lane, New York, for this bound volume,
and secure gallery of cngravipgs that will
be source Of joy in the home for many a
day.
The Chromos-"The Village Belle" and
"Crossing The Mocr"-are now ready in num-
bers sufficient to supply whatever demands
NJ hn N ndn for fhern from this sec,inn