The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-02-11
Brief Mentions.


ey, Judge Of the Sixth Judicial Cir.
cult, conflicts with the order Of Judge
Carpenter suspeuding certain lawyers,
au'ong whom was L. I. Ioumans, ESQ.,,
from pract;cing in this State:
"OIJered, That Leroy F. Youmans,
Esq. be heard without question, and
in his own right as couusellor-ut- law
in al! tic Courts of Common Pleas
and General Sessions, aud in the Pro-
bate Courts of the Sixth Judicial Cir
cult. r. J. MACKEY,
Presiding Judge Sixth Circuit, S. c."
The seventh annual session Of the
National Grange Of Patrons Of Hus-
bandry convened in the Southern Ho
tel OH the 5th inst. Thirty-two States
and two Territories Were represented
by masters Of State granges. About
thirty ladies' were present. The ses-
sion was held with closed doors.
The agents of the Air Line Rail-
road have been officially notified that
the line from Richmond to Atlanta
has passed into the hands Of the PENN
sylvania Central Railroad Company,
and that complete organization will
be effected at once.
Woman suffrage is declining in
England. The liberal party originally
supported the movement; but it is
found that so far, the women who have
voted Oh the basis of property quallti-
catious: develop into tull-grown tories
as surely IS the pollywog becomes the
frog.
4 Rio de Janeiro letter to the New
York Times describes the extensive
preparations for war by Brazil and the
Argentine Republic which have of
late stimulated so much anxious in.
quiry throughout Europe.
The members who withdrew short
time ago from the Baptist Church in
Colu.ubia. have decided to organize
another church.
the comptrolleG- general =tstes that
tsx..< ar. being paid more promptly
than i'll any ether year since rtcon-
struction. The number Of applies
tions for abatement is less than ten
per cent. of those of former years.
The liens taken this year in OAR
lington County will far exceed the
number taken last season owing to the
short crops and the inability of many
to meet their promises.
notwithstanding the hard times,
Walhala continues to improve. Sew
eral new buildings arc going up, and
Il number of old ones are being repaiut-
cd.
Two dollar countertelts on the First
National Bank, the Ninth National
Bank, the National Shoe and Leather
Bank, the National Bank of the State
of New York, and the National Bank
Of Commerce, are in circulation. All
are we'll executed, and well calculated
to deceive.
Although the Spaniards are exces-
sive smokers, the culture of tobacco is
forbidden in Spain, for the benefit Of
the Cuban monopoly.
The Pope is preparing the way for
the election ofhis successor.
The new Parliament Of England
meets March 9Th.
During last month eighteen hun
drvd and ninety-onc hales Of cotton
were shipped from :Abbcville over the
Gre enyillc and Columbia Railroad.
The national debt statement shows Il
decrease of one and seven-eighths mil
lions; coin in the treasury eighty-fve
;sd tl.tes:eigh:hs millions; currency
four and seyen-eighths.
A ten cent express has been started
in Charleston, which proposes to deliver
ordinary packages for ten cents; heavy
packages of merchandise for twenty
cents. A five cent railway and q ten
cent express is not bad for Charleston.
At a meeting of the commissioners
of the Sp.rtanburg and Aslville Rail-
so,.d, hefd il spartdHhurg, the md inst,
it w;ls
R.solecd, That committees be imme-
diately appointed to assist the commits
sioners in procuring subscriptions to
tile capital stock of this road, and that
said committees be authorized and re-
ouested Immediately to canvass the dis
tricts assigned them and procure sub
seriptions, which they shall from time
to time report to the commissioners.
Fesuyius is giving siigss of an a:n-
proaching eruption. Great puts Of
smoke are continually ascending from
its crater, accompanied by little tongues
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