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New-York tribune., 1874-05-29
Real &state 10 &xlhan9e

CARM in WESTCHESTER COUNTY, las lS
IL secs 10 exchange Brookvs proPery p.sst
RpLAND b WHITING peeA@1..----
IMPROVED and unimproved city and coan. s..a.
i tr, PROPERTY exchange for mortgages or "e'"
HfNB COLE GRAY $50 6ss-sve
TWO BROWN STONE HOUSES. with ong
i srss meIx.Ss, 70 BxCHAN6B tor i0u or 'n''f' ~
RULAND whlfiN0 Beehmsna
Of bes PLANTATIONS in resss situated -. r
IL miles frcm the county and mile nom the hHs o.
national aud Great Northern Railroad The plantation sr
TOO ot whlsh s uAdet cultivation good dsshss isA
hossss. j. a. RoCSSkL- paAs w.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29

htes...... Asa 7:22 Moon "a
Hi0H whrun
ssudy Hoos 500 Goss snd.... G&3 Hell Gate Feny s32
Sandy ook 629 Govs Island 7:03 Hell Gate P.ry
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29

I76. Campbell ast. IIoge impfd.
&c.
$50. Erie Railroad Company agt.
Archer.
237. County OF Jackson, Mo. agt.
Connor. sheriff.
243. Porous Plaster Company agt.
Seabury, sc.
pa. Butler agt. Palmer, &c.
2I6. Simmons agt. Wood.
2iS. .Blain, eKx., agt. Brown,
$50. Simmons act. Wood. &c.
2j2. .Fulling sgL Enrich.
J.: DAyIEts and BRADY. u.
90. The People er rel. Schnei-
der agt. Hartman.
90. .Rusk, SC, aRt. Soutter,
ex'r. and ano.
Ill. Macmillan, adIn'r, agt. The
Mayor.
SO. The People 3. N. Y. Mur.
ply sgi. The Board Of
EducatiOn
81. The People ). y. Y. Mur.
ply agt Tie Boari Of
Trustees
l42. Percy sgt. Wood.
.. .Bruf. &c, agt. Security
Ins. Go.
10..S. \. A. Pulveriring Co.
sgt. Van Tay and sno.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29
feQal Nctlrrs.

NTHE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COuhL
D.tre, q Nsbtssis,Tae p.rsI Loan And rs s,,% %. 81
Joseph and Denver City Railroad COMPANY, IL VaeJ 49,, ar
Giddings and William Psbnwsi RESPONDENTS Asi as "a
OF Coar the SAID ~
Denver City Railroad COMPANY sell zoe nas s 3, se
be said Company eonnseHoa -
Grafton railroad provided bat es,
bonds cospous secarl By said mortgage ssd a~s he ~
the delivery the bonds 90 coupons
sad mortgage nake 10 saeo purehsf IN, sl
title purchaser the Hen of sueh ,, q
seh sales a Be reported r ts approval ana
shall bs published The New Ysrt p., Inosne Ssr
papers Omaha NebrAks and st
oI twenty United states of America pS. ., e sat-.
Watson Smith Csrk of the Circuit Coar OF toe
Distr Of NaArahs eerafy hxvs compared ne f
Of order VI said Coa sith the Original cnei a..
folio SIS Of the ooSns Of said Court sna o
Transcripts thereof and the whole OF si e "A, Cv
whereof have caused the seal Of this Coari be anie'
IsI,Ii WATSON b. SMITH trI
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29


AZ Williams agt. Allen, &c.
56. Metropolitan Life Insurance
Co. agt. Davis
65. .wynne ,gt. Hibernia In. Co.
Of Ohio.
60. Porous Plaster Company ags.
Mason. SC.
70. Welsh agt. Gritfiths.
93. Smith sgt. Smith.
80. Dayton sgt. Roche.
lO3. Rockford. X. l., and 81 l..
Railroad Co. agt. Boody.
l72. .Tredwell agt Pomeroy, &c.
GENERAL THRh-DAvrs. p.
l75. First Nat. Bank OF n. Y.
agt. Morris and ano.
80. Mayer agt. The Mayor.
43 In the matter OF Taylor
agt. Green.
As. In the matter of Ketteilis
AZ. la the matter Of Philips.
li2lo. - 8gt. -
As. In the matter OF Burke.
SO. .Clinch agt. The 5. 5. r.
r. Co. Of l.. |.
81. .Traaesmen's National Bank
agt. McPeeley and sno.
SO. In the matter OF Coleman.
s.. In the matter of Gill.
80 Tine People eK rel Tenth
Nat. Bank agt. Green.
9j. The People er rel. kettel-
Ia. at G.dv
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29
CALENDARS-THIs DAT.

SUPREME CoUKr-CHA AsBERs ADosoHUg. j..
IlIiams agt Allen &c 49, Campbell agt Hoge impT'
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29


Anthony, Flanagan, TlPToY,
Carpenter, Gilbert, Pratt. Nasnburn,
Chandler Harvey, sargent West
C"nover Mitchell hprsgae. Wndom-l9.
Fefy thehl. Morton, stewart
AlDsos. Cooper. JoDes Ransom
Bdyard Dars kesy Sapsbsry
Boutwell, Kdnunds, NeCrtery, scott
Prehngtpyten. IMerrfpOn. Sherman
Buekngham Ho2~, hornn VL) Wadeigk
Clayton, HaInHton md NOrvood Wrght-27
tonthne Hitcheoek. Ramsey, "
Messrs. Dorsey, Spencer aud Logan. who would have
voted for the bill were paired with Messrs Bo0y Johns
ion and Morrill, CdeD, who would have voted against IT.
Tue question then being on the final passage of the
biIl II was retected-Yeas. 10; Nays. 20.
Mr. EDMUNDS tRep., W. moved that when the Senate
sdjourned to-day IL be meet at IL o'clock Tomorrow
winch agreed 10. A,
Mr MORTON (Rep, INDY, from the Committee on
Privileges and Elections, reported BACK the resolution OF
ne senate of March 1873 instfueting the Committee
10 anime and port upop the best and most practica
ole mode the President AND vcePresident,
and providing tribunal 10 adjust and decide all eon-
tested questions connected therewltn, VIII fong
written report, which ordered 70 De prihted and
placed on the cahndaT. - "A. g..
On motion OF M. MORRILL, (Rep., Me- the senate
took up the bill making appropriation for the suppoI
OF the Military Academy that II might be unnnshed
busipcss tomorrow and then at E o'clock the senate
adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29
% Uhom II mon Gonrern

7 AM about to take a WALK for health ana
recreation, and would ike tTayehps cohpan0~ -
dress A. FOOT Tribuue Uptown Ohee "a 4 West S2d'
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29
THE COURTS.

CALENDARS SECOND TRIAL.
FRusTRATION OF AN ArrRMPT TO SHOW WHAT TIE
DEFENDANT DID WITH THE MONEY OBTAINED
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29

the vote then taken cO1cUrfIbg I1 tn6 hHtt
substitute and it was reiected-Yeas. 70; Nays l64
Mr.. MAYNARD then moved Committee OF Confer
ence on the dsagrecng votes and IL ordered Yeas
I22 Nays H. the whole matter now goes 10 Confer
ence Committee.
Mr.. KELLOGG (Rep.. Conn) made personal explana-
ton based upon mistake in the make Of the report
OF Yesterdays proceedings In The Nep York Express by
which some remarks made by Mr.. Clymer tDem.. PaD
were mixed up with those made by him. The reading OF
the con ngiomerate paragraph caused much amusement.
Mr.. CLYMER remarked that he would have felt very
much worse II what Mr.. Kellogg had said had been
attributed 10 him, lLaughtcr,l
New-York tribune., 1874-05-29

A LIVERY STABLE for SALE cheap.-Th
"A entire aud Fixtures Of freas Livery 'iabshnea
consisting number Of horses coaches carenees psesoa s
he so cheap good location long ani low rent FOR pia
lafs. address H Y wv fh - 'OuheNl w
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-12-23

ltn0 geDun9t. Ole ~W(qnner Datten ollie
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MbtDe eilun9en 9etDeilt, BON 6enen ieoe Die
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Mdnner chen r. i6weigeno ,luieber d.
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bes Digilanssgomites III bielem Gu,ll1tp.
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8er1Qmmlllngett btelten' 1lnb bon bei,en
ei1ige am Samitage II" SET Ndbe bes
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geneien fam Gr tpar Elm Greinoer Iu,l6
,ni6tiln @tanbe 1einen 9ametl Su nernen.
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mile Sobn 9otterit6, bon 6 - 16 Sabr'
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.ibrer sGltern sn33 Br,afneB in 9}elp= =SerleD,
sic Datteu li6t NIT S9litteufabren auf
ser @isoede eines' Sei6es oer9ni9t 3als
oielelbe einbrab IMP olle I'M @a1fer ibren.
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! der &tt'abe { lin Bebfor6, Snoiona,
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2ebrerin an9ebalten wuroe, BEL gnbrob=
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'er Die fletne .@uitine ni9t .erlanger, in
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in oieier Wer5,peifl flung fletterte Ell auf eli
hen Baum unb erbdngte 1id). 20. l.:-+.tt 4 <,
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ton sefibrte l1nterlll6llng gel6loiisnif.
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feline Dor 16 SaDrena att9ebli4 ipon einerl
Aferb2 ind @tauea eri6lagene 9Groul ielblt
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rube 5ur @elbtanfla9e aetriebers .5ll ilein.,
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|iiberrei9te ibn1fnaApoQao Srauung
|ieinerSodter, eineslntpeiiuns auf $4,000.
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fortis SreiloiIung @oe1el6en perlangen
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mobm beute einen 8e16lubt a1h ,,uel6er
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Wiiroe, Die Mnnabme eines 9(menoements
5ur Genltitution notbluenbi9 iei; tuelGes
|6ie Der6aftung BON Mbgeoroneten ,uab=.
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bier, 6oob: Bismartf ben Bel6lub bes
@ei6stass ,Su folge Oe1jen er fir Die
Quire9terboltung 1einer Wiir6e itimmte,
inbem er erfldrte, bab MISUNDERSTANDING
abgednbert tper6en miilie, 6amit tein 9e=
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taees perbaftet lperoen tann ols 9lei9=
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tum betra6tet >uno reii9niren min. Sn
Tolge belIen ion Die &eiolution Dem @ere
|nebmen na@ no6ificirt iperoer. 40
( Die. biei9e vYoit" ipri6 in ibrer 1eu=
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Gnti9luB pes &anslers, 10, beflqgens=
ruertb er au9 lei, bod feline Droben6e Sc
fabr fit basGei6 5ur Solse baben tperoe.
b; ,Die, v&reu55eitun9" 1a9tebab, bas Sc
.rii6tIpon oer, ,&elignation ,bes &anslers
BON leinen intinlten Sreunben Derriibre>
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6riiiltg fei, uno bases ibn,lli9t H0gli6
Eleis mittber sieN9ct1 Majoritat inn geihs=
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[6iilf 8ismarti feline Refenation ein9e=
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fgeiternl perbaftet ! nHb, 5uri Nbbilbune eiz.
J 1ler oreilu06entli6en, ,ue9en ruebertre=z;
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-09-23

POSTAL FACILITIEs.-The recent
change in the postal laws promises to
make our Office department a most
important agency for the convenience
and advantage of our people: outside
fits ordinary province Of transmitting
letters ard papers. Under the opera
t;cn of the new aud reduced rates for
matter other than ''scaled letter" the
post office department will soon become
the most perfect and most expeditions,
as we'll as the cheapest and safest ex-
press for the delivery of snail aud
expensive parcels that there is In the
wnrl!; and if availod Of by our people
to the extent that is possible, the new
system will create ali era III some
branches OF business little short Of 4
revolution, by which the residents Of
cities, villages, or country places thou
sands Of miles distant, may do their
"slopping" i'll the metropolis without
visiting it, and be enabled to deal d.
reetly at first hand with our dealers III
every branch of merchandise. By the
new rates, to which We have alluded,
tie careful transmission aud prompt
delivery of merchandise parseis is
undertaken by the post Office depart
ment through the mails, at the low
rate of one cent for each two ounces
on parcels weighing four pounds or
less.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-09-23
THE NGWBRRRT RGRQa0.

found out. Two OF three small churches
asked leave to diSorganize and for the
members to unite with other churches,
but permission was not granted, rs it
was hoped something may occur IN the
future Ey which these nO1c very weak
churches may become strong and even
self-SuStaining.
Three Young men were taken under
the care Of PrcsEytcry rs candidates Tor
the Gospel ministry.
How to obtain the means for the edu-
cation Of the several candidates for the
ministry under the care OF preShytery
twelve or morr) was also considered,
and it was ordered that the Executive
Committee of Education write to each
church to show the pressing wants OF
of the candidates, and to urge that the
contributions on the first Sabbath IN
November be rs liberal as the necessity
demands.
A suitable tribute to the memory OF
the Rev. John Mckittrick, deceased
: was prepared.
. The next regular meeting of Presby-
tery i, to take place at Liberty Spring
church on Wednesday before the second
Sabbath in April next.
: Hearty thanks were extended to the
, good citizens Of Walhalla for their
kindness and hospitality to the members
! Of Presbvtery; also to the railroads fol
passing the members to and from Pres
| bytery for one fare.
After prayer, and singing the parting
! hymn, and the benediction by the Mod
orator, the PrcSbytcry adjourned tc
meet at the call of the Moderator du.
ring the meeting of Synod in October
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-09-23
Cheerful for Charleston.

The NewS d; Courier, in a brief
local on the fall trade Of Charleston,
speaks very cheeringly of her business
prospects. We are rcjoiced at this,
and congratulate the time-hon0red
city on her prosperity. May such a
food of trade flow into her lap as will
insure her lasting success. That paper
says:
During the past week there has
been an unusual influx Of vi$.'' 5 from
the interior of this State, Georgia and
Alabama. The Pavilion Hotel, the
Waverly House and the private board
ing houses have all been full. and the
merchants Oil Haync and Meeting
streets, and the grocers on East Bay,
have had what for this season of the
year is brisk and busy time. The
early opening of the fall trade may be
regarded as good omen for Charles
ton. The jobbers and wholesale dealers
in the city are prepared with large and
we'll assorted stocks of goods, and the
planters and merchants from the in
terror seem at last to have realized the
fact that their purchases can be made
to as great advantage in Charleston as
they can be made in New York.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-09-23
The Ring Nominee.
WHAT THEY SAY OF Mr.. CHAMBER
LAIN IN MASSACHUSETTS.

The announcement that both the
leading claimants to the nomination
for Governor are likely to be passed
over and new man brought forward
comes under the head Of ':impoctant
il true" We sincerely hope 1t may
prove to be always provided
that the new man is neither thief
nor a :,fence." It is certainly not
cur fault if any reader Of the Re-
publican needs 10 be told at this late
dav what the objections are to Mr.
Noses. OF MIR. Chamberlain we have
been very reluctant to think evil. lie
comes of good Massachusetts, stock.
He received his fit in the schools
of Worcester. Yale decorated him
with her highest hoporS. Few men
began life with more fatterins omens.
1t was en- i'll day for this brilliant
voung fellow when he packed his
trunks for South Carolina. The Scott
Ring at once took him up, as the
Tweed Ring took up Mr.. \ Oakney
Hall-for precisely the same reasons;
Whether he shared in the proceeds OF
their thefts or not, he became indcntl-
fed with them in the public MUD
from the moment when he accepted
the position of their legal adviser.
Throe years ago, we pointed out to
lin the danger into which he was
runniog-thc certain consequences OF
being caught in scouudrel company.
He disregarded the warming. What
We then foressw is now coming to
pass. Tho Conservative taxpayers OF
South Carolina, cx-DemocratS many
OF them, announce their readiness to
cordially support any man the Repub-
licaus choose to put in nomination,
provided only that he bears good
character for integrity and has no
Ring antccedents. But their organ,
The Charleston Neus and Coprler.
has given distinct notice that they
will as soon as support Moses himself
as Daniel II. Chamberlain.