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J. P. ROGERS, Secretary.
JOS. L. TOPHAM, Manager for New Jersey.
EDWARD II. HoLCOMBE,
50 Agent Lambertvillc, N. J.
For agencies, apply to "a
JOSEPH L. TOPHAM,
General Agent of New Jersey,
80 Grant St., Newark, N. j.
Z. L. RICE, nj. d.,
Medical Examiner at Lambertville, N. J..
w. II. SCHENK, M. d.,
Medical Examiner at Pennington, N. j.
RICHARD II. FOULKE, M. d.,
Medical Examiner at New Hope, Pa.
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Busy not myself in searching into other
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9 5 aeM aiErS Il
, 1874-12-16
THE PITTSBUIeG ROMANCE,

william Aiosvryss Dusizy Bporssc anu
1b;ts1Ellter Prove Ekscir 4Aont1tF.
Saectat Dsrateh II 1hs CHICAGO Tribune.
PITrsnuna. Doc. 15.-Tho plaintiffs adc In tho
Ctoat AIowry case has about concluded its tcsti-
1nony, and Inns very plainly established that
William 11owry Was married. to pcrots daughter,
now Mary Cub-ba-You.Quit. Of Day City,
Nich. Tho oytdonco has boon worry in-
torcBtlng, and tho Unitol stntoB Circuit In
which tho cuso tB being tried has been throngcd
from day to day with a!l tnmollso crowd Of spec.
tatorB Tue marriage Which is proven, though
under tho laws Ut this State, mud, M matters
look now, the Hobrow speculator, Nloister, who
ID prosecuting tho case, may como in for d rico
stake at last, to tho amuuut Ut probably l.5U0,-
090. The delenBo will opon Tomorrow, aud
they may probably show tliirosen: phase Of tho
romance to that which has bcen recitod to tho
prcecut tImu,
, 1874-12-16

ROBERT coLLYER AND THE TuaSVEnEIN.
To 'ho EIttor n 1hd Chicago tribune:
Sir: The Invitation giyan and accepted from
tho T1lrnyerein " ''Voswarts " to Robert Co!lyer
to lecture In tho Wcnt Twelfth Streot Iurner-
Hall, friday evening. on tho relation Of tho
Gersuau-Amorican to Anerica and tho Amori-
caua. is sign Of tho now departure which tho
more actiyo young dermans arc preparing to
nuke.
Hitherto, sort Of paraoa-pLobie, fcar Of
somo pitfal leadiug unwilling attendants into
gloomy saactuaries. has shut tllia Important
claHs from many OF tho boat Influences at work
In our midst. They have pcen willing to sce
minister only as zcaot and Aectary, with rolling
oyoa and hateful Bpoecl, a " muclser" lii short,
II that il tho dornlau botanical namo for th!u
AoWor Of civilization.
1t IL good both for them aud for him that ho
should stand boforo them iu persan,-a n,au of
gonal hoart, Of bsoad outnro man Of lllso l,4-
pulses as Themselves tempered by iutlaouoos
Which may Aolp them AZ ttoy Aayo helpol llIut,
II worthy OF uoto, aud Of improvement, that,
, 1874-12-16

nero btsfnesa rotations OF buying and holltnE
apart, familiar intercourse botwoon tho Aulot-
lean and tho Gorn,an-An1oricnn Ia almost Wholly
confined to tho fov. wocks proceeding an election,
when tho oh!of topic is, Shall 1ians be Alder
"Olll roforln 1t altogether wo cry 10 thoao
players in tho gront drama Of our timo. Lot tho
thoughtful tnon Of both races uingo on highor
platforms than that Of tho ward chuo.ls, and
ward politlsa and tho boneat viii bo % mutual. -
Tlis Tnrnyorcn Las. by tle WAY, recently
opouod . Sunday In lts hell,--not Il Hab-
bath-schoo but sun1ny.sehoo1 Of tho original
othor means OF Improvement nro acanty, are
taught geography. history. arithmetic, drawing,
aitigitg. otc,. during each Sunday morning.
Thoy employ ttteo Of four Faia tesoltets, WHO
tho results ns regards both Tho pupils aud tho
Bocoty ara eatd to DO excellent, q.
EfttuAhn. Dtc IN. 1B74.
, 1874-12-16


Tho Trustocs met Monday evening, al usual,
11r. Downcr In tile Chair. Tho Special Commit
teo Oh Licenses reported faso'ably on tho pcti-
ton Of Alexander pornn aud Angus. Dusso, aud
1lccnBca woro given thom.
An ordinance providing for tho opening Of
Forty-atsh street, from Langley to Iulialla aYc-
nuo, wns passed..
lilo Villago Attorney was Instructed to ascer-
tain whothor the Chicago City Railway il living
up to tho terulH on which 1t was granted right OF
wav through the town.
An ordinance WAS paesoa authorizing tile lay
Ing OF wator.pipe Oh Greenwood avenue, from
Forty-soyoutl 10 Flfty-Hfth street. at al eHti-
1natol cost Of So, TITO.
Tho purchase Of toIographio Instruments for
tho hrc-alar.n telegraph WIS ordered also 8
clock for tho watcr-workB The Board adjourn
cd to Monday evening mkt.
Tho City kail8ay Company has takon of tho
dummy just whom it tH needed most by poor
travellers. and stteot-cara now run through oc-
caHloually, I'll hour aad a an!f or 10 apart.
EH7LEwooD.
Tho first Of Il series Of Bouials to bp hold by
those residing III tho vicinity Of tho Normal
School VAS held a. the residence OF L. ". Beck,
Eeq., last Friday cyouing, Dec. II. About ilfty
woro presout, aud music and refreshments atdcd
to the pleasures Of tho oyauing. THO company
separated at half-paas II, aud ,all agreed In pro-
uou,c!ng tho splrit that inaugurated tllo nova
mout q conuaondable ono, and, ,.judeIur from thu
succmon giyon. thoy will ba n sor,rce of nucI,
enjoyment. Tho no4t meeting will bo held at
tho residence OF Tho 1soy Ntr. Ilea,le, Thursday
evening, Dec: 3l, in occordaueo with tic invita-
ton extended by him at tho last meeting, All
thoso in lhs vicinity of the Normal ura cordially
invited
The oxeroiBes OF tho graduating claes Of the
Normal School. for tho winter term Of ~ tako
plneo Friday, Dec. IL.
The Englowood Torrechorean Club. who havo
T.; tIa tI;s, ioa, 1T"ii e. o I4, - INV Meoaa
in tbo oyo;ling eociablo. tn maoti,c takin~ ti'n
place of tho regular ono, which should occur
Saturday evening. Dec. u.
H1yEn FOREST.
A pleasant aurpriso was given to Mr. and Mrs.
Yasland Friday evening. A large number OF their
non uoigbbors aud friends called upon them
without giving nny notioo of their comino. Nrr
vas,.,as ,, s's,;; ~ so., " 1uel' ,.'.41 sos 49,
~ ' 5 "esot1o-A wv 0's""s'o"' ~"
nauo ~ w. tae 1'oss " ~ lno eqon'ug WAS pasaea
air. Yarland roeantiv r",nnvoa fran proaneot
Park or Danby to River Forest, where Lo las
taaon up lis residence,
Tho f'rtnightly aoclablo OF the people OF River
Forest will take place Friday evening at the
residence Of AR. Drake. Tho usually pleasant
, 1874-12-16
7ELEGDAPHlc BREVIJlEs,

E1.Ooronor Hlcs, Of San Franolsoo, has been
Indicted for culbazzlemont.
Tho January interest OF tho debt Of lndianapo-
liz. amounting to S5l, ,600.75, haa been provided
for aud will bo promptly met.
A dispatch received yesterday In Bloomington.
H., announcoH tlo death OF tho motlor Of Gun
greasman john AloNulta. In Now York City.
Tho Taonp'ng Tea Company Of bloomington,
ILL.,. Of which William Thompson is tho ]cadiug
partner, failed Moaday, and was put III tho caro-
ef 4 Receiver.
George Woher, o4a OF tho largest brewers Of
, 1874-12-16
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ADJUSTMENTS,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
a. Il MM .Esg r. 2

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FEN1ff TEhf H nsiHsr H n ssapg?%noi4h ag%n ;f}t
hxRiR A1k I'll" osn 81 opsta bos. n''n snd to
FRENCH OPERA HDuFFE CUntrANY,
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st!o ts,puInE sFIt,s Ii Re esaE foo. 0alIei,s Ihs;
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ss0stSs q SSn'. p At,nss Saturday
Dgn. 20, Grand Farewell Night.
fi3c'a ScHo Gt Rsaeed tests Prep
d4sotiink to ioeasoh. Hseond Daieony 2so .ena 3d.
Guotfpu at Ma atlnpoa. '@-"e'
, 1874-12-16

Tito Joint Coh1mittocs appointed to look into
tho 1nattor, Of tho nilarios Of county ollicors
wero III eosston yesterday afternoon in the
Finance Contmittoe-room, in tho County Build
lug.
Commissioners Holden, Olougl, AIcCanrey,
Crawford Schmidt, Jonas; Guenthor, and Dusso
wore presont, with tho tlrss-namod acting ~
Chalrman.
Comlnias[onef Guentl,or dosirotl to know who
lad In charEo tho duostloh Of Ixltig aalatlea
Tor tho
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-11-04
The Naw8aR&q Herald.

kill the leaves aid turn them brogn.
\ gentleman ted Us yesterday that
his second crop Of irish potatoes
would be hnc by Christmas If the
weither c5::;iT,a,i :his way. Flowers
arc still blo3inia. ii abundance
most beautiful aad rich October plnks
Where there are so nsHy i7ower< theie
must be some fruit. This can lie
found IN III" creates; abundance, and
that too along tie streets.
The spirit Of improvement is still
soiny on. The large a;:;l beautiful
stone cdifcc coine mp on Main Street
known as the Cnita;l States Hnstobice,
Will soon b. completed. The stone
work IS now completed and prcparStions
are being made to put OF the roof.
IT," City Hail. ton. is progressing, and
tie large and iiuc Southern Insurance
building r;gh, iii froat, is fast ap-
n:oachin~ completion. Th> new and
a:a=',i;;css:: County. Court House has
JUST been finished. 1t is It perfect
modrl OF beaut: and convenience. and
will stand 70! years as a monument of
the workmanship of its architect. It
COS: about s35, ,On0. Thsse are many
other items ;ii:t We would Ike to
rne'::io'. bn: space fo.bids.
Yours very much,
"ZULA."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-11-04
Gen. =. MCGOWAN.

On 1nursGay fast, ag:eeap!y 10 sp'
i>,iutmcut, this gentleman addressed
the citizens Of Newbcrry il, the Court
House IL Az ai,is and effective l;aiuer,
and VIC a:e g.;'tiSeG to say that The
house W.: filed, @ud :h.t . lars: num-
ber Of these yres.:at were cVlorc1 niea
who gaYe the general earnest atten-
tioa. The speech was Of two hours
duration AID WIS one II the best ard
most truthful that W. have listened to
since politics aas becom" snc:l s,eocii
in the land 1t is needless now at
t;:iS !ate period: the campaign being
over, to say more Than that fur earnest.
ness, e:'J:;uepce, power aud ! mag
ncti2irg influence rataYal to the
speaker. III: speech csu!i net De sas-
PASSED. That he viii be returned
wi:cE the yvtes are counted as the
ionored representative Of the 3.a Con
crcs>:on;i ii>;rict. Of which he is d
na;ive, t, :ha Congress Of the United
States, VIC feel convinced.
IN H., ...c.,;c,x. :. }.rro crr,r.3 with
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-11-04
The Election.

We 90 &c rrrss, as the sovereign
people 60 to the polls, aad the decision
is being r.ads, which, shall result for
veal or woe to this much Injured
State. We hope that It nay be for
god. The apathy which has charact:r-
lied the people, and b. which hss been
entaiicd insult and iujnry aud every
iuas;inab!:e wrong. Is az ler%,h broken,
AID a determination ~ endure no louger
is alike expressed 5y the good Aid
true ncn Of both parties. 1t is not
a question now Of terub!icanlsm or
Democracy: bu: { fight against ogpres-
sion anu wroag, and for en- honest
goverulncnt under which ali classes Of
citizens can live and enjoy not only
equal rights, but their Lard earnings.
Tie c.ii,raaccs under which the peo-
pie labor have grown too9reat to bear,
and the CT; goes cut for reform, aid
! whether the hope which row an!mates
the breast Of the conservative people
is realized in this election OF net, the
struggle will be on@ which will prove
y!ctor;ou, il the erG. We shall give
cur readers TIE result as soon as the
returas eGlI:c ii.
L:p to = O'Clock about 1860 votes
have beea pol!cd at tbs Court House
the u:sjority Of which, of course,
are for the Chamberlain ticket, as was
; expected, this being the preciact at
| which the strongest rally is made
The GREEN ticket was largely voted
here, hcwe7ey. Ths other boxes,
; when beard FROM, Will 20 aoub; change
the complexion. The white citizcrs
have voted solid!y the Conservative
! ticket.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-11-04
Foc THE UEEALD.
Mount pLIA SAINT, S. g.,
3ist October, 1874.

clSl cI:DntI, 1927.
EDtroR NEwBEaRY iiERaLp: But
little is now doing on lie truck farms.
beyond cutting hay aud looking over
| the feuc!ug. Some i:ave commenced
breaking up the ground and attending
to ether matters preparatory to the
new cr4E'; Will: H.. cotton p!anters
! a:c busy picking t!sr 2ercy staple as
fast As it o2e:: The catterpiilars have
done some mischief ii certain sections,
bnt the plant may now be considered
: as beyond tileir ravages. The pIan,ers
ere Looking ;:ut for 3 frost to enable
them 70 :*tVrii to their winter homes,
the eG::nrced :,5seace rcrder;uE them
the lao:c aaxi0us on this evia!. al
thor.:s 81 early :-,'S; wonid uu:i :ub;.
ediv cil: s!:ort the yi-Il Of the stapl:.
Our uaiet cownuuity WAS much dis
Quietad en- account Of most atruclOus
murder Committed a},"ut two c'cl0.S
Saturday aistrnoo3. on hr. Gardeners
plantation. about t!ra,' miles froul the
vili2e tn the north nt SchaM Greek.
1t oSei;::l&: t(st a young negro man
living on the plantation nainea July
S::.":i>. who is subject to epilcptic Gts,
i.vi..y S1;i:c disagreement with his
s.:i;Sr, attacked t:l- Old man furiousiy
With stout, heavy hoe haadi., and
vii: tw, ur thre. blows Of the iprmi-
d1t.c weapou crushed il his salli.
ki;iih4 him ir,sta",Iy-th= u:.t;l:r
ccnlng Il tie aEs sIStanee uf h"T bus
ha.id. MAS beaten i:y tn. wr"tcii.,, t.1:-
rie;>ie, III the sa.me hr.rib!.. m;:nuer.
b!aici#e her completely. \: the last
a;:.ru"ts ,i:;s second victim of tive
l:Hcai;e act was still alive. h:,y".ing
he,w+en liie s"d death. AND ain told
!,y ;!.a aUcto: viz. VS. vHIlNi in. fna,
s!.+ tCo ::.,:>t undoubtedly dta. After
c;'::::?i;;i::; r.: ::-cad:'ui >.i2:o, the
r.,;:;!arr7 quietly s.; !.iais;!;: d..wn,
and whra tic Irisi justice frVn this
liace arrived. lie seemed IS Indifferent
as p"s>ib!". aud oily arpcGrsd To-
awssc IL the consequences Of tn. nprri-
III" act .silrr f.e WAS seized and b,ua;l
AID transported 10 :hc jail in the city.
This t!cGG-, ,his.,y occurrence furnishes
arn,l:r commentary unoa II: .nisera.
be policy pursued by the praSe:,t
occulans Of tie tiuberHa,oriai shl;r,
in -ral:;Hs 81 nsaH: indiser!m mate
Tarln:.S 70 criminals jud;ciaiiy sem
'"Hrra rs perpetrators Of neinous
c:ir>s, TINS ct;crius sl;uost III :m-
usunity and protection to the evil.
d;spcscd.
The fishing operations in the inner
harbor are very c.pch curtailed, al,
though tn. 'nore adventurous and we'll
appointed amateurs extend their range
beyond the swelling b;llcws outside
the bar to t:i= distance Of ten CT twelve
miles.
Mr.. Samuel Langley, at No. l6l
King Street, in the city, has inspg1.
rated something usw il TIE shape of
: shirt alanufas:ory, where this indis-
seSs?s:e $3.50 Il 2nia;senline 2ai; wear,