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Y. G..
\. B NfAZYCk, Y. G.,
Liquors
NEWBERRY READING CLUB.

By request Of the Executive Commit
tee, there viii be 4 meeting Of the men,
bers of the above Club on Thursday
evening next ut Z, in the upper room Of
the building formerly occupied by DR..
Bruce. A full attendance is desired.
It TIC. POOL, Sec'y.
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One thousand bushels Of Coru in sore and
for sale by WM: Z. CHASE X 60.
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Ch:r!rS u. linrioa, Plaintiff,

Charles u. linrtoa, Plaintiff,
Against
Mary Gu. land and Ulysses L GarlaEd Ad-
min>;r"tor> dc loH!S NON, with tie Ill
annrxr., oi the Estate nf EijIh W"IrUp,
deceased, Arc!lbnI: W"fircp. Gcor@c W.
Gary. Elijah l.. Gary, john *. Gary, Fran
ccS VI. Gary, William Gary, Ephraim +.
Gary, y :nirl L. Gary, Nat!:Anic! Gary an!
Mary y. Hammond. children Of Erh"ccI
Gary, ,iccea a>r.!. William ~ D1rroh, John
D. Piu<, Executors Of ;l.c will OF Henry
Bur;Oa, deceased, and JUr,l.M l.. rool, Dc.
fend mis-.
Copy SumnonS.--For RcIicf.-Compai
Served.
10 the Defendants, Mary Garland and IlYS-
ScS K. Garland, Administrator and Admin
isiratriX 'ir honi> non, z. I. A., Of The Is
tate OF Elijah Waldrop. deceased, .Archi-
bald Wa!Lrop, George W. Gary, Elijah l..
Gary. John X. Gary, Frances NJ. Gary,
William Gary, Eptraim +. Gary, Daniel L.
Gary, Nathaniel Gary and Mary \. liam
mnnd, children OF ltebc' ca Gary, deceased,
William u. Dorroli, John D. Pits, Exccu-
tors of the viii '.' licMGy Burton, deceased,
and Jordan z. Pool:
You are hereby summoned and required 10
answer INC cDllpliUl III t:iiS tlSiIo!1 vi HIIISiI
4 copy is herewith served Hpon you. and 10
serve copy Of your answer to the said COM
plaint OF the subscribers 1T thci: Gtiicc. II
Ncm berry Court House. South Carolina.
within twenty DAYS after tie service hereof.
exclusive Of tic day of such service; ana ii
YOU fail to answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will apply to the Court for the relief demand
cd in the complaint.
Dated November %. 1873.
H. :. JESSl. G. SMITH, &. c. 7.
FAIR. POPE \ POPE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
10 the Defendants. Archibald Wa!drop,
George ". Gary, Elijali l. Gary. John X.
Gary, Frances NJ. Gary. William Gary,
Ephraim + Gary, Eanicl !. Gary. Natlan-
iel Gary and Mary \. Hammond. children
OF R.bccca Gary, deceased:
Take notice, that the Summnns in his AZ
zion, OF which tie !urrgnN. is y gupv. WAS
flied in the Office Of the Clc!k Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, for Tie CrHn!y o. tNcwhclTy,
auI State 0! S0ath Caluiiua, ii Erwbcrry
COuri House IN said State, on the 2S'h day
Of November, \. d. 1873.
FAIR. POPE \ POPE,
Ilaiui.ll'S Attorneys.
Ncwi'crry Z. H., ). I.
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Remember, SrECK's IS tie place to
buy your CHRISTMAS Presents. :49tt
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Your paper is discontinued with this
number. A.renewll with the cash is
- + 50 Il - -
requested.
The above is intended only tor those
who find It marked
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The first Quar-. Con,

CONFERENCE CEs.--Tile first Quar-. Con,
fox Ncwlrlry Station, NJ. J.. Church.
will behc.d on Saturday and Sunday.
the l0rsr and llth in>t<. The Presiding
Elder; Rev. Henry Mood. will preach
on loih days. \ fall :ttenl.'ncc Is, de-
Sircl.--~ - ~ $
The first Qoar;erh Conference of
Ncwbercy Circuit will be held at New.
Cl,alxl. on the l7tl :;n'ls1Stlis instants,
and the rasto,. Rev. J. Z. Shnford. re-
quests I fnltmec.ing OF the officers and
members of tl.e Conference. -.
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WISENAN REMOVES
HIS PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
THE, 1ST OF JANUARY,


THE 1ST OF JANUARY,
10 the large Hall over Messr<. J. +.
Webb 4: Co.'S Store. whcrchc will have
plenty of good room, and more light,
and hopes TO DO satisfactory work at
the right prices.
Come Ill We that love nice things, 10
Wiscm,n's Gallery, over Webb & Co.'S
Store. 3o-u.
IIur.-On Wednesday night, the last
night Of 1873, about forty Of The young
ladies' and gentlemen { NewDcrry
gathered at the Hotel to nave another
dance before saying farewell to the old
wear. Good music being furnished by
Mr.. Milan and two assistants, the eve
Ming wa> spent very pleasantly and the
new wear greeted with merry tunc> and
mav hearts.-Whilc the Senior n;lS his
! back turned to us we fake the liberty Of
saying fol- the benefit of the good Metll-
olist readers of the HERALD that when
ever they see any winking and con-
niyin@ ut dancing and Arrac Punch.
and such like in this paper. they must
blame the Junior. he's responsible.
list of Letters rema'ui"g III the Ho>t
UtIire at Newberrv, JAua"ry ., 1874:
Austin i Berry, ". Aiken. Miss Ncnir
Abrams, Eu:ma P. Burns, Miss Ida Bragg.
Miss Emma Benson, James Brown, Miss
Mary Clifford, Mrs. Sallie ". Duckct,. II.
Y. Damn, J. S. Emerald, E. F. GosgamS, +
j. {. Hun,cr& & Co, J. 7. Henderson, Ben.
zcr Jones, Tho>. D. Jones. Mss Eliza J..
K:nard, J D. Leak, ". ". Lancaster, An.
gu<tuS Logan, Christian Mills, Jno Martin,
! s. 4. Ovens, 4 p. Pack, Bette Hooi, col'I,
J. 5. Russell, james SIhcr, coTI, Jos.
Smith, Ms. Lizzie Sw;nl!et, Miss NJ. B.
Spcnce, Mis- Jan" Spencer, Miss Emma
Suindler. {. J. Shultz, G>o. SuSoag, FL.
eacr S;ra,er, Dave Sparks, Jackson Tay-
Ior David Wicar-, Miss Sa!lie E. Wilson,
! Rev. S. Wricoit, Miss Brt,ic Wilson.
| We vii! receive ANYTHING 70 be sold II
! Auction or Private Sale at ANY TINE.
is WM e. CHASE ( CO.
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rorAroEs.-Fre<h. Iysl: Potatoes. for sale
=: Vim. g. Chase ( Co.'S s4S
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And Speaks Of Christmas.
J. ALEXANDER.

TIE STATE or SOUTH CARO-
LINA, COUNTY OF NEWBER.
RY.--GOUHT or COMMON
PLEAS.
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On and after this date. nj Dress
Goods will be sold at and below cost, nj
%aAt@G NMcFATL & POOLS,
Dec. 3, 449-u.> .-... r
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Pacific Guano Company's
CAPITAL $lOO,0OO,)
SOLUBLE PACIFIC CUiNO,

THIS GvANU is How 80 well known in
all the Southern States, for lis remarkable
effects a. AZ agency Cor increasing the pro.
ducts Of labor, as not 10 require sreciA! re.
coumcndation from uS. lis Use for eight
year: pas; has established its character for
reliable excellence. The Large fixed O. 1bital
invested Ly the Company in ths trade affords
the surcst guarantee OF the continued excel
lcncc Of this tiaano. The supplies put into
market this season art Us heretofore pre-
pared undcr the Snrrsiutcndcncc Of Dr.. 81.
Julian Rlvrncl, Chemist OF the Company, 1T
Charleston, S. e. Hence planters may rest
assarcd that its quality atd composition Is
precisely the same as that heretofore sold.
j. y. ROSSON,
Selling Agent, Charleston. :. {.
JOHN :. REESE Il CO.,
General Agents, Baltimore.
Tcrms-SiS cash :j3 ;imc, without inte-
rest.
TO accommodate planters, they can order
now a"d have unit! 1t Of Apri! 10 decide
rs 10 ~hc:!:"T tl;py Nl! take at time or c.>!l
price. When delivered irom tie !.c:ory by
the car .U.i. no iravage will BE CHARGED.
ACID PHOSPHATE. GUANn, BONE,
PLASTER, &c., always Oh hard, qnaiity
guaranteed. J. y. ROBSON.
Dec. II, jl--3m.
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Frrniture.--Carp2ItrY.
Recommendations.

.;H AR ;EAll.. J.. E.-Mrai> served ut All
Ss5 hnur>. Fresh Fish and oysters i'll
,'.:,>0m. Dealer in Groceries, Cou!rctinM-
, ri,.~. &c. T.;
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niorulnelts---Marble.
Public Hall.
Manufactures.

AssEBE. JONES Il PAEkER.-Manulactu
TT rcrs OF Harness nmd S:uiuiicry o! Ill
Kinds, Steam Ianncry anrl G"iat MILL i:'
5sIIApMAN. JOHN A--Manmtacttrr!' OF
u Cotton Gins, OF approved style. and
Warranted. Ia
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Photography.
AzzcsGk-. --AS< <AeAssAe-A1>A-1
Professional

tiSl>EMAN W. II. -l:r>:'lrnt Artist. All
~ >!N!,- Of FIXTURES taken. Old Pictures
rtIrirU AMI renewed. -
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All single or transient business n tees /"
the local department are-inSer;cd ct the raie
o. ;r;-em ccu.S per liac-iiber'l cou'rac'S
m ale for three, six Or twelve months IT,
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Commission Merchants.

StuA%E. WM. {. 4 CO.-Auct;om and Com
- mission Merchant. Sa!cs twice Il
week, h
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PULASKI! I.oDGE, No. 20, I. o. o. +.
The GaoHowing elective officers for the
ensuing term were installed l;lst Friday
night:
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ancC.I'.,!IEiN. !. J X CO..-G. nmis-ion
3Ts Merchants :lnL ,l;a!rr- in Fertilizers.
y gents for Clover, Cox ami Marklcy's Bug.
,-;,S NI".,uS 49, :;
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SALE-DAl.--Anunuslally l;!rgc uum-
Der Of people WAS in town Inst Sale
day. T;:c sale OF personal property
Ws5-not very Great, bat 4 considerable
amount OF real estate changed owners,
We give below 4 list of the tracts
sold, with numhcr Of acr,>. and amonni> :
which they bronght:
1S4 l-2 acres sold ior 81 .3l@; Is IL.
s525; e. IA, $500: %, $Fn: 100.
500: 81, $igJ: l21 y. *li'J: 80.
ssz435: POO. $40: u, si,U: u. S2pi:
29S G-100, $500; ), II 2W; 1oI-:.
S6l5; PA, 81 200, mtkin- an average,
of SG.t0 per acre If the three acres.
which, being situated in the town Of
Helena. sold for - 20, b. t:lNcn o!!t of
consideration, the ;,rrr,gc is reduced
10. less tlan $40 lcr acre. This
seems to rs very low for the lands sold.
1t is Il f0rciblc reminder of r,orh:t"nt
taxation. Tie day passed Of! Vel!
quietly. though we have no doubt in:inv
4 l!arl earned dime Welt down he
red lane" We hav,. no hair pulling
Or nasal ,liSloc;,tionS to report.
IMi.EuvEME MENT.-Nc lave been
shown q design drawn by il">>:S. ".
p. Russell 4 Co., ;hr popular architects
and builders, Of Charleston, Of whom
We have 50 frequently lad occasion to
refer 70. The trawin" wa> for our
townSman. Mr.. Wallacc Cline. who
contcmplatcs soon erecting 4 bu;l'!in@
on the site of his burnt residence. 1t
will be i handsome one, and m orna-
ment to the town. The size of the new
building will be that OF the old, with the
difference, however, that it will be after
the modern style, and with all the I'M
pro:rMcnt< that the times demand or
the ingenuity Of Mc<srs. K. X Go. ";ln
saggr>t, :Hd. i'll keeping with the
liber;llity of Mr.. Cline. There will be
another difference, too, in the absence
Of cupelo. We know of no builders
more competent to make designs fer
Improved dwellings or better prepared
to furnish materials in the building.
than the firm above mentioned, and the
one now 70 :.c crrctri! by their aid will
be standing advertisement for them.
We wish Mr.. Civ" every Success III the
building and ;tn e;,tly occupation.
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Sloks aHd Stationery.

TIlAPMAN. JOHN A.-Eooks and alton.
- cry. y speciality made III School
Books Is
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L, mon, Merchants. Mechanics AID Trades
generally. shout !Iavcr L place i'll thlS D1.
! rcct0ry. Trruts nU,lcrIic.
Dry Goods, Shoes, &c.
SNIVER, R.C. & CO.-W-holesalc and lie.
- tail Dry Goods dealers Large lssOrt.
l:cnt OF Shoes OF best make. .----. l.;
EaCFALL Il POOL.-Wh"lr>aic lnd retail
Ses dealers III foreign AMI domestic Dry
Goods, Elubroi,ic:'ics, Notions. &c. j.;
RNICK. p. W. K X. S.-Dralcr> in Dry
- Goods. embracing. everything in '!;:,t
iinc. Plantation supplies. >;
D.y Gools Groceries. Clothing, Has, Sh5-s.
Cotton Buyers, &c.
d UNELACEN IEH.-Dc.lcr, il Dry
a. Guo,:S. Groceries. tl"i!Iin% l''"i> >i"r-.
Hats. General stock of all l;il!s t.! l::ri'
rhlAdiE". -
s--nOT, i:.-iI"alcr ia Grl":rl %"!'.!.:tn-
{ .:izr. Dry Glands. I,:I"y ,..",,:. orr =
,'"ii.:-. i;'"'i> am! SHOES. -
ssA>ii. i. i;.-Dry ;.n,"i>, Notions. tl.th.
3: n.:. l:'ni- >.i,,.'s. l!:it$ ::m! !n,r. h'''.
t:;.r. -:,,nrrallv i::-tn.
rz:rnN. TllO-.--iIg* t.uu,!>. E"l:un:>. Ci"ti-
- iu". l"""- lia.-, :in,i general a>-"r:-
l:I'iIi ~: ;i:'U.c:!">. .i
."..!!.SuN. Il. VI. X ,".-I, :lrr~ in Day
~ t.,..!-. t:"u.'vrir>. C!"ihn". Hoti>.
S!!o"S, Hats. C:uchVry. :ti!s; general !n.r.-
"itmdiZc. :;
s,.AE"UN. =. F.~-Wir.lc,lir aa,I Retail
= dealer in General Mrrrh:tmsliZr-Dry
u"'":-, i.:'O"cGics. Irn"irry, Plantation Snli-
plies. =
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We vii! receive ANYTHING 70 be sold II
Auction or Private Sale At ANY TINE.
Is WM {. CHASE 1 CO.
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z ONEI.NCE y. D.--trnccrieS. Canned
l. Goods. Con;ectionrri"s, Tobacco and
SeGlrS. ..- III
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Special 5i;is a. aid Local: r. .
e. Easa In Adyahee. Is NH i
q = sg,$. ~ ft,.4n$o,.f ter,nszff,S- A d

NTOIN lI!i'L .IlsC. N'ssN ". W n,
ver,iSinss bob Work .a1G -SpS>cfiptlo0S VIII
be s,sefly-e:ssh -saAadV:laces< = - -
Subscriptions rs they expire VIII Uot DC
e.at;nned unless rer,ewtd wish the cash.
Past due subscribers arc called On 20 settle
besorel j lst. Of Laaaary-aftcr that ;inle :hey
m@ h3se sostslto pay. :! E[!:!. (:
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Newberry Business Directory.

Cards OF Reference inserted un,tcr llrpr0-
pr:a'cieatlinSs in This column. prnlr>-ion-
4. mon. Merchants. Mechanics AID Trades
generally. shout ir.vc' It place i'll this D1-
rcctOry. TrruIs nIu,lcr:lir.
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vITANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE MIDDLEAGED
w woman, who 10 thorough seamstress and fair
drcss maker, situation IN the country: would assist
with children light work good references. APP
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A COMPETENT DRESSMAKER-CAN CUT, FIT,
"A trim, make ladies' uDdergarmenis, wishes a
few customers by the day; terms ST. 80 per day
Address SEAMsTRESS. box if6 Herald Uptown Branch
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HELP WANTED-FEMALES.

COOK wANTED-TO COOK, WASH AND IRON
"A A capable and willing Eirl with city references
can secure home and good wages by calling at thu
northwest Of Lexington and 10Th st. no. 1880
Nurse also wanted.
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VTIANTED-A WOMAN TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
w work in n small private family German Protestant
preferred Apply at 243 est I'D ST. between 7th and S,h
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VI1ANTED-LADYS MAID; SWISS OR PARISIAN
w preferred; must understand and speak some Eng
lish and have good None
oughy competent TO dress hair and need apply
No II 9th av between IL and O'Clock Tuesday next.
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WANTED lMMEDIATELY-A GOOD NURSE GIRL
w to take charge OF TWO children; French preferred;
must well recommended and be Wiling to pass the
in the country. Call Monday between 10 and ~
O'Clock at sos West I'D st.
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w responsibility: re-engagement as useful compan.
ion to a lady would not object to teach children
hOusekeeper accustomed to travel; highest ref
Address s. A., box 304l New York Post office.
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TO WEST 27TH ST., FIRST FLOOR, FRONT
liz room-A respectable lcolored) young widow
lady housekeeper In gentlema family: is neat
ana tidy in housekeeping duties Call for two days,
MIRA r..
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o7e srH Ay.--AN AMERICAN LADY, WITH
- daughter, IL years old housckee per do
any light business Call on address NJ Z. L.
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A FIRST CLASS DREssMAKER MANY YEARS IN
"A Broadway trade; cuts tts and trims In the latest
French styles; would go in families for 81 day
Swiss and lace dresses elegantly made. Address A D.,
box l61 Herald Uptown Branch office.
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VlvANTED-BY FIRST CLASS MILLINER, A FEW
w customers, either at home or by the day Ad-
dress FRENCH MILLINER, Herald oifce.
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DETENTION OF WITNESSES.

rfiE HON. IT, H. BEEcHER's BILL BEFORE THE LEGIs-
IATURE TO REFORM THE PRESENT PRACTICE
ITS PROVISIONS.
70 ths Edftor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The Hon. II. II. Beecher of Chenango
has introduced bill for the benefit OF witnesses IN
criminal cases. 1t is now before tho Assembly. Briefly
these the principles OF the bill: First no witness
,ha be required to give bonds for appearance in any
legal proceeding; second, upon the examination of
person charged with crime. before court or officer
authorized 70 commit for trial. such court or ofhcer
shall on request Of either party, take down In Writing
the testimony Of such witness such writing to be read
TO the witness aud by HIM signed in presence OF such
ocer who shall certify thereto and place the same IN
the Office of the County Clerk third. certified copies OF
the same shall be furnished on application; fourth
Testimony taken above duly certified, may be read
a. evidence on trial. il witnesses cannot be produced.
On behalf OF this bill respectfully ask your influence.
know nothing legal practice that works greater
hardship and rank injustice than the practice
which this bill proposes to abolish This is the present
practice: "A" is inadvertently witness TO o crime
committed by "B." In time both brought before
she examining magstrate; OBJ" the offender, s ad-
rntted 10 bail for appearance at trial, and A. the wit
ness NAV also be baed 60 appear at trial or b. ne
can procure proper boDdsman. But If he is unable 10
do put prison, and kept there Tor DAYS ana
weeks and often months TO the injury OF his family ana
Business while the offender is at liberty III TINS is not
iniustice new experience that line will be in order
The witness Is to be used for the ends OF justice That
IL the theory OF the present sysem but as pracceu ne
Is the victim Of injustice Dr. Beechers bill proposes 70
remove this wrong aud ITS PROVISIONS, as ABOVE De
scrbed will accomplish that end II any OF your readers
doubt that great wrongs are daily done, their doubts
1ai or to the House OF Detention in this city, Again
respectfully ask your aid IN support OF the law referred
Chairman EX. Com. Prison Association OF New-IorK.
ks,o- York, April 20, 1874.
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MANNERS az THE WHITE HOUSE.

rIIR RICH MEN OF NETWORK AND BOSTON rSsoLihD
by THE PRESIDENT THEY HELPED TO ELhoi -.
MINOR RETRlBUTIoN THEY MIGHT HAVE foAh-
sEEN.
70 tAs Bditor Of The Trfonne'
SIR: Mr.. CYRUS w. Field and his associates
on the "Committce 10 remonstrate as'i's' -,
complain Of the manner Of their reception Wy INC 90
dent and his Senatorial friends why 80. AZ o
,rasnya tha, this body OF eminent merchah's' oaA,
- er.n.ers with scarcely exception. Supported
1,,s,aent Grant for reelection. He had not ony '.
,..,.onal and business influence, which was po"eii".
All through the country, but also their money w'nou'
.,,ns they gave not alone OF their prVate
~, an the influence and wealth OF the great moneyed
na railroad and other corporations which they man
gah and controlled or could in any way influence Un-
na.t,onaby A. was the Eastern capitalists, now 80
,neered at IN Congress- who reelected President Grant
n the moneyed power OF the country could nave Deeh
even equally divided between the two competitors'
Grant would have defeated. Yet these gentlemen
snew or ought TO have known. the characteristics
Qualities habits and associates which had controlled
and would in oil probability continue TO control the
man they were continuing in power They knew oy e1'
perience the kind and class OF men he had appointed
10 Office and knew who had been and would be his
ebosen and confidential associates, counseors and ad-
ytsers who would WELD his power shape his policy and
have free access the Executive Chamber at all times
by day and by night the front door, side door, ana
hask doors This they knew, aud still they chose to
keep him in Office.
why then, should those gentlemen from New-York
and Boston make wry faces when compelled themselves
70 take little of the medicine they had contributed SO
Asrgely 10 give ad tbup ad na,Seom to the country
The hereof looks compacently upon the huna-
tion of these eminent gentlemen. He is quite recon-
sed 10 see them side by Butler, snubbed by
the President laughed at by Carpenter, and smoked
at" by Logan with "cigar in mouth" hands In pOck.
and pantaoous inside OF his boots 1t Is hoped
the lesson may be Of the distinguished gentlemen
of the Committee and that they come IN time 10
practical appreciation OF the old. old truth that men
Loannot gather figs OF thstles or grapes OF thorns
ONE WHO DID NOT SUPPORT GRANT.
Nee York, April 20, 1874
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Gedfhfrs.
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK, Saturday, April II, /

NEw-YoRK, Saturday, April II, 1874
There is fairly active trade now being done
in horses of all descriptions. The general demand is
satisfactory; sales increasing daily, their larger or
lesser number depending more on the state ol uio
weather than on anything else. Under eomparaNely
limited supply and encouraging inquiry nue. cari'"to
horses are held somewhat moro firm; otherwise NO
changes ore reported In prices. The following sales
we're reported at the leading Auction Marts: ,-,
BY Mr.. Arch Johnston, in Ihirteentn-s'' De"i 0ni'0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-22
REAL ESTATE.

EBw.YoRK. Tuesday. April n. 1874.
The market at the Exchange SalesroOms to-
day without special interest James NJ Miller sold
valuable lcasehold premises on Broadway. A. f. Law
renee Co. sold four story, brownstone house and
lot on Thrty-nnth-st., Madison-ave. Hugh ~
Camp sold lot on Eleventhst., Avenue b. VIM. H.
Raynor sold two lots south OF Seventh
ave and Onehundred-and-t birty-thirdst each 25x7o
for az 500.
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YORK REAL ESTATE.
by a. y. La,orcnn< 90.
he stcop, brownstone honse 25r80 with lot 26x
$50, n Of 39ih-st 175 Il Of MAdisensveI Sarah H.
BY NJ Miller
l.,o,y and basement marberont store $50 Broadway
$40 BleecLer st. lot 29Il30, subject TO annual
sroundren Of SO 800 per snnum, lease having IL years
run MAY J. 1874, with privilege Of q renewal for 81
yesnj W. Leimbssb
49, By Hugh NJ Camp.
Lot and brick house WITH 2ory frame shop
GeuTss r. Miller sso3l