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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-01-28

J. P. Boozer & Co.-To our customers.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-01-28

SnYILSON. >. u. & CO.-Dealcrs in Dry
w Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Crockery, and general mer-
chandiZe. -
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Nonuments--Marble.

AONES. IRA B.-Attorncy at Law, Office
u on Main Street, over Mrs. D. Movers
store. II
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Cards of Reference inserted under appro-
pirate headings in this column. Profession.
al men, Merchants, Mechanics and Trades
generally. should have a place in this Di-
rcctory. Terms moderate.
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a OVELACE& & WHEELER.-Dealersi in Dry
u Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Boots, Shoes.
Hats. General stock of all kinds OF mcr.
chandiZe. 43
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Harmon, T. F.--Wholcsalc and Retail
fl dealer in General MerchandiZe-Dry
Goods, Groceries, Crockcry, Plantation Sup
plies. IL
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The following is the verdict Of the Coro-
ner's Inquest, held on the body OF Engineer
Lane:
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Stoves and Tin Ware.

RRAPMAN, JOHN A.-Books and Station
~ cry. 4 speciality made i'll School
Books, IS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02
One Of the Usual IrreguIaritie,.

BosToN, Jan. Ia Journal special dis,
patch from Concord, N. H., states that an
irregularity in connection with the Ma.
tional Savings Bank Of Concord ia an
nounced, the Treasurer, W. W.; Storrs,
having misappropriated $65OOO. On
Friday last, while the Trustees were look.
ing over the notes and papers, the Treas.
urer confessed a deficiency in his account
Of from $4,000 to $4,000. This was the
tlrst intimation the officers had received
The Treasurer states that for the past
three years he had repeatedly loaned the
funds Of the bank TO friends, who had be.
come greatly embarrassed. His bondsmen
were promptly notified OF the defalcation
and have been in session every day since,
examining into his affairs. His bonds are
$ls5, 900, and bis sureties twenty-five in
number, all reliable and sound men. The
bonds OF StorrS secure the depositors from
all loss on his account. The institution
has deposits amounting to about a million
and three'quarters of dollars. storrs
states that his position as cashier OF tbs
First National Bank and Treasurer Of the
Savings Bank enabled him to carry on an
account unknown. to any Of the officials Of
either institution.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02

THE staid old Journal Of Commerce, Of
New York, which hasnever been known
to oadmit anything into its columns, which
was not Of a financial or commercial ma
ture, was recently guilty Of an indiscre-
tion. One can family imagine the con.
sternation of the bulls and bears at dis
covering in recent issue serious discus.
sion Of the question whether the rules of
etiquette determine that young couples,
male and female, because seen in broad
daylight promenading arm in arm, are
supposed to be engaged for marriage. The
publication Of the paragraph in question
must have been due to the fact that some
young and irlsky member Of the editorial
staff, tired Of price currents and market
quotations, surreptitiously smuggled 1t in
while the responsible editor was away. II
cannot be explained in any other way, un.
less there is some mysterious connection
between a young couple promenading
arm in arm and the condition Of the
finance market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02

PrTTsBUReH, Dec. 9l.-The building
occupied by the Hutchison steam pump
works and Williams 6 Co., Press printing
works, on Union street, near Filth ave-
nue., together with its contents, was des.
troyed by fire tonight. Some delay oc-
CURED in notifying the fire department,
and the fire got under headway before
the tiremen appeared. The loss can not
be definitely ascertained, but Is supposed
to be quite heavy, although fully covered
by insurance, The Mettodsst Record, the
organ OF the Methodist Qate Methodist
ProtestanN Ohurchlhas been entirely de.
sroyed' The issue for the present week
was burned, together with the material,
and the work ol publication Is seriously
impeded. 5lFT = 'T7-'S' =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02
Mysterious Affair at the Burnet
House, Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. o., Jan. 1.-Yesterday
afternoon 1t was discovered that $4,000
belonging TO Frederick olapp, specu-
lator from jackson, Tern, a guest al
the Burnet Hotel, had been stolen from
the safe. The money had been seen in
the sale on Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
and also at midnight. The clerks were
detained and searched yesterday, but
nothing was found, and whom to suspect
no one dare say. ~.
Lsst night James Carbery, a cousin Of
Henry Yeats, one OF the Burnet House
clerks, was arrested In Covington for
drunkenness. He left ten dollars and a
coat as bail and went away. In his ab-
sence the officers found $9,O5O sewed up
ln the coat lining. Young Oarbery called
for the coat this morning, but it was not
given him, and he cannot be found. This
TACT coming to the ears of the detectives,
Henry Yeats, the Burnet House clerk, was
arrested. BE denies guilt or any know.
ledge Of the robbery. He had on his per-
son about 5000.
Frederick Clapp appears unable to
identify themoney. Yeats left the hotel
BY permission last night, ostensibly to
visit his vile. He had access to the safe
Yesterday to get q tray Of hotel money.
He has been a popular clerk and has
maintained good reputation heretofore.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02
Ma, HoARs National Education Bill

MR. HoAR's National Education Bill
does not favorably impress the Cincinnati
Commercial. That paper says. "More
than seventy-hve millions OF acres Of the
public lands have already been granted
away for public schools, universities,
and agricultural colleges, under various
acts of Congress. Yet, II there Is a single
agricultural college established in any
State which has hitherto been made q
success, We have yet to hear Of it. 1t
might be well for Congress to wait be-
fore throwing away what remains OF the
peoples patrlmony upon new education
schemes until some OF the oldones which
have been so endowed shall have been
attended with some measure of success"
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yass has been carefully made, and It will
be found that there Is decided majority
tor free banking, Q flexible currency in
creased by at least $50. 900, 900, and On In.
terconvertible bond at A or 8 65 per cent In.
terest. The statement Is discouraging on
It's face, but there may be some mistake
In the calculation of the Grdphic's CORES.
pondeut. For instance, there Is reason to
believe that Messrs. Sargent, Mitchell,
Schurz and two or three other Senators
who are set down as infationists are in
reality anxious for q speedy return to
specie payments, and opposed 10 any
further expansion Of paper currency. Nj.
Buckingham, too, though he Is supposed
10 be In favor Of convertible bonds, would
probably be found in opposition to any
definite proposition for initiation. Messrs.
Morton and Boutwell, avow themselves
opposed TO imitation, and It is believed
that Mr. Stewart will not favor 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02
Meeting OF the virginia Legislature

N4SSAnb VI INC V4tbIuId AeklbllkuRes
RICHMOND, Jan. 1.-The Legislature
convened today. After organizing both
houses went into secret session. Gov.
Kempef'smaiority is officially stated to be
27,SS9. The Governors Message was
then received and read. OF the relations
between the two races he says: "I do mot
hesitate to affirm, 80, encouraging and
decisive has been the progress during the
last four years, so clearly developed by
the past are obligations of today, that II
we are but guided by prudence, if
we go forward with courage tenn
pered with forbearance, and il no
Federal legislation shall intervene to dis.
tufb the relations between the races, we
cannot fall to bring our great experiment
toa successful and prosperous issue. Re.
cent events have shown how futile and
how disastrous it Is and must always be
to attempt to array the colored race as q
political combination upon any principle
OF. antagoniSm between the races. Fur
ther, that non.residents, whatever their
claims to eminence and ability or
philanthropy. may be, can never under
stand the character and circumstances or
wisely administer to the wants of our
colored population. Ourselves, and we
alone are qualified to perform the
task assigned US by Providence. III
not restrained and thwarted by superior
power we will perform our duty resolutely
and efectually by promoting the best in.
terests ot both races. We intend to per-
form 1t by scrupulously guarding the
newly acquired rights of colored men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02
Pork-Packing statisti tics-- D. EN- Q crat.
ic Senatorial Caucus. The 1naugu.
ration Ceremonies.

COLUMBUS. Dec. S1.-At the Board Of
Trade Rooms to-day figures were lur-
nished showing in round numbers the
pork.packing interest in this city Tor the
past three years. The number Of hogs
packed in 1871 was 5000; in 1872, Z, QUO;
in 1873, $500.
There will be q caucus OF the Demo-
cratic Senators at the Neil House next
Saturday evening.
The Bittsburgh, ,Cicclnnati and st. Louis
Railroad, Little Miami, and Indianapolis
and Chicago Divisions, will sell round
trip tickets at excursion rates to persons
attending the Inauguration.
Preparations for the inauguration ball
are going forward, and everything indi-
Gates very successful affair. Halls have
been secured for the use Of the various
military companies expecting to take part
In the Inauguration ceremonies
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02
Statistics Of Business Of Toledo.


TOLEDO, Dec. 31.-The Blade this even.
ing publishes some interesting statistics
showing the growth Of the city and It's
business interests during the past year.
The receipts Of flour exceed those Of 1872
by 10000 barrels, wheat 2,5O0,O 900 bush
els. Three important lines OF railway
have been completed during the year, viz:
The Canada Southern, Toledo, Tifan and
Eastern, and Eel River Road, making 0
total OF fourteen railroads. Six hundred
and eighty.fve buildings have been erect.
ed at valuation Of two and quarter
million dollars. There were over four
teen hundred real estate transfers, with q
valuation OF three and halt million dol
lars, FE #rr 4. rt..r .s
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ConsecratIon of a Rishon.

ERIE, Dec. Sl.-Rev. ]. T. spaulding,
D. D., pastor Of st. Paurs Protestant
Episcopal Church, and Bishop elect to
Colorado, Wyoming and New Mexico,
was duly consecrated today Of his
Church. Bishop Kerfoot, Of Pittsburgh,
read the conservation services, and
Bishop Cox, Of Western New York,
preached the sermon. The other Bishops
were Bishop Talbot, Of India, Bishop
McCoskey, Of Michigan, and Bishop
Bedell, OF Ohio; also about forty clergy
men. The church was crowded during
the ceremony, .tst5.lE5 tr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02

THE Indians are fast becoming the
most expensive and unsatisfactory wards
that the government has hanging to its
skirts. For the year ending June SOth,
1873, they cost round bill of $S,613, ,0O4,
and the committee report deficiencies and
future needs which will add q million
more to the general appropriation for
Indian purposes. The question naturally
occurs whether it will not bc timely and
proper, now that all government ex-
penses are being squeezed down to the
utmost, to make the red brother take his
share Of the curtailment with the rest. A
little less fixed ammunition and carbines
for killing the pale face, fewer govern
ment blankets and biscuits, and more
buffalo robes and jerked meat might make
the tawny aborigine more winning as a
poetical being and less burthepsome as a
poor relation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02
SPAIN.

MADRID, Jan. 1.-Another extensive
fire, accompanied by terrible explosion,
has occurred at Carthagena.
Deputies to the Cortes are endeavoring
to reconsider the differences between
salmeron and President CASTELAR,.
Marshal serrano Is endeavoring to So
cure the removal Of General Morianes
from the command of the Republican
forces in the Cortes.
The Government has suppressed sew
eral newspapers Of Federal procliyity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02
KANSAS.
BUsNRss PROSPECTS OF. ArcnrsoN,

nVsANASs fhUsPkCTs OF. AtCHES0E.
ATcHEsoN, Dec, 31.-The Daily Cham.
pton will publish tomorrow a review OF
the business OF the city for the past year
and give sketches Of eight railroads cen.
tering here, public buildings, business
houses, &C., Of the city. The trade Of the
city has been unusually large and never
was in a more prosperous condition.
Forty.eight passenger and twenty.four
freight trains arrive and depart daily, and
the buildings erected during the year ex-
coed those Of anylpreyious wear. 57lI
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thousand acres Of iron land l have de.
scribed is few miles north Of their coal,
and is also their property:
East, toward Georgia, Is the Coosa coal
field, ofsome two hundred and fifty SQUARE
miles, and tracts Of coal are interspersed
among beds Of ore in that region, 1t Is
said. have sample Of coal mined BY
the Confederates eight years ago on the
Cahabs, and left exposed on q pile Of one
thousand tons still lying there, which is
hard and good YET
On the Warrior We hauled up blocks
from the solid bed on the river bottom,
which saw burned in CRATE the same
evening, shedding light abundant in their
combustion.
But enough; Alabama Is good for a
supply Of these minerals for the world for
some centuries. brought back speci-
mems Of coal and ores gathered with my
own hands, which may help to satisfy in.
quirers. G. B. STRBBISs.
DETROIT, MICH December 10, 1873.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02
The New. Coal Bank Cutting Ma.
chine.

Inc new. NCoalsBank Cutting Ma.
chine.
An account Is given by DR.. Wahl, in
the Ga':Light journal, Of a coal cutting
apparatus, which seems to leave no doubt
as TO the practicabllity oil the device in
performing that operation effectively, and
with considerable saving OF time and
labor, as compared with ordinary
methods
According to the description. the ar.
rangement Is not complicated one s and N
tho acdon Is simple. The machine con-
sists OF a tive.hofse steam engine, driven
by steam carried into the mine by q steam
pipe, but terminating in q few feet OF
rubber hose, the latter permitting Of full
freedom Of motion to the machine. The
cutting arrangement Is an iron rim of
iour leet in diameter, and which mas ON
lts periphery movable steel teeth, placed
~ points about twelve inches apart.
Tnese teeth may be taken out and ground.
whenever they become dull. The rim lies
on small wheels, which support 1t and
allow a Tree motion, and has cogs on its
under surface, which gear into coes on a
snAIt TUNED BY the engine, By this means
the power Is applied near The circum-
terence OF the wheel, instead Of al the
centre, as In the ordinary circular saw
Iae principal reason for this Arrangement
u 10 get deeper cut at the coal, The
eu!1et can pe put the depth Of three and
One'thiEd feet, or even-elghths of .its
whole diameter, whereas the ordinarv c;r' M
G9lar saw can scarcely cut to one-hS,f ;ts
diameter. The machine runs on ! % move ~.
able track, and Is fed BY means q, tarSeS screS,
working In cogs. The track is mt down down
along the side Of the coal, at The pronsr So%%
Instance from it and, when a cut has SSeer Seesr
made the whole length, the machine % !,
pGt on tracks and wheeled 10 the e newt ,oa =
ca!Ity, where tho track Is laid az Ihss Sstoro az
ana 90 on through the mine The M 1iUtS du0a
o. o. y tne 2 machine Is put down al al aSont SS' Z
ySfa IN I'VE minutes, and, in r. resnscI SSSSI 70 .
economy, 1t is estimated 10 ) save eSpsIe SSon, w
IaHy'nYe cents per ton. "'NN'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02
NEW YORK CITY.

CARRYING ARMS TO THE spAN1ARDs.
NEW YORK, January 1.-The firemen
and coal beavers on the steamer City OF
Havana struck yesterday in consequence
OF reduction in wages. The steamers
departure was delayed some time. She
carried large shipment Of arms for the
Spanish forces in Cuba.
INSTRUCTIONS REMOVED.
The sunken barge Upland has been re.
moved and the Spanish frigate Arripeles
Is now at liberty to leave.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
THE VETERINARIANS VILE Du HAyRr
COLLISION,

THK INTRRMrNABLB VILE Du HAvRH
COLLISION.
LONDON, Jan. 1.-The investigation
into the Vile Du Hayre disaster was con.
tinued today. A deposition from Capt.
surmount was read. He attributed the
collision to lack ofjudgment in steering
both the vessels. A deposition was also
read from the man Of the lookout on board
the steamer, declaring that he saw no
Lights on the Lochearn until after the col.
Lsloni hesays the Lochearn didn't alter her
course atall. Tho earpenter's apprentice
Of the Lochearn reiterated tho story that
the mate Of the latter vessel threatened TO
fire upon the Frenchmen because they
refused to aid in the rescue Of their com.
rades. he also testified to the dryness Of
Captain surmounts clothing when he
came on board the ship.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02

For New England and thence south
westward to Florida, increasing cloudi,
ness with southeasterly to southwesterly
winds and areas of light ram, tempera-
ture changing but slightly on the coast
during the coming twenty.four hours.
For the Gulf States and thence north
ward to the Ohio Valley, southerly winds
with stationary to rising temperature
tonight and areas Of rain during Friday.
For the Lake region the temperature
will continue above freezing with gener-
ally cloudy weather, and areas Of rain
or snow from Michigan eastward to
Northern New York. r
For the northwest, southerly to wester.
ly winds and temperature remaining
freezing, but falling slightly by Friday
night. The weather in this district and
thence eastward to the Upper Lake re-
Gion will continue clear and fair during
Friday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02

WHEN Congress is not in session comes
the heydsy of rumor. Fifty.six young
and talented men sent To Washington for
the express purpose of sending home
news, are not likely to sit and chew the
ends Of their pencils for two long weeks
without writing something, One Of them
records that "a rumor prevailed and is
generally credited, that Secretary Rich
srdson is to be appointed United States
Minister at the Court Of ST. James, in
place Of General schenck, who will re-
turn home, and on his arrival be placed at
the head OF the Treasury Department"
We do not assume Of course that this is
not true. Itmsy be, or itmsy pet but the
tact that it simply prevailed" as a rumor
in Newspaper Row oae night is no re-
liable indication one way or anothev.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02

The Chicago Advan~ says that the city
"ls about to be the headquarters Of a new
religion" Something like this has been
Tor long time anticipated by Intelligent
persons in all quarters Of the globe. The
Church, as It exists at the present day, Is
far from satisfying the thirst Of the
average Chicagoan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02
Newspaper Removal.

NASHVILLE, January 1.-The Nash.
vile Banner, the Oldest newspaper Of
Tennessee, and one Of the ablest news
papers in the United States, moved into
a new and enlarged publication office to-
day. The new building Is the finest and
best appointed newspaper establishment
south Of the Ohio river.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02
PresidentiaIj Reception Yesterday.

Presidentiali Reception Yesterday.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-President and
Mrs. Grant held the usual New Years
reception to-day, aided by the Cabinet
officers and their wives. After the re-
ception the foreign representatives and
home officials in the usual order, and the
veterans Of 1912 were received, and at s
r. NJ. the doors were thrown open to the
general public.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02
PRIZE LIST


The title to the above real estate Is guaranteed
perfect.
The liberal terms OF this scheme brings It
within tho reach Of fal-the greatest Opportunity
ever offered for the poor man to rise 70 wealth.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Single Tickets, $3.50; Eleven Tickets, $500;
Fifty,eix Tickets, $l2S.o0; One Hundred and
Fifteen Tickets, $4,000. 2 ~ =.
Tne drawing viii be made under the superIn.
tendenee OF . committee appointed By tho hiRh.
cot ohetalB In the btate, duly sworn 70 the faith.
Iul performance Of tho duties assigned them.
The highest ohieials both Of City, County and
also his scheme.
The demand for tickets is unparalleled, and all
desiring To participate in tho drawing shoEld at
once toLm their clubs and send In their orders,
AGENTS WANTED In ali States, Citi0s and
Towns In tho q, 3. and CanadAs, -
u Money Hhould be sent BY Registered Lot.
ter, o. Order or kxpeesS, with the full address
Of The purchaser In plain writing. -,
For further information and particulars eend
LOT circulars 10 the Manager and Proprietor, and
address
SIMON ABELEs,
ocl4eod LRAYKHRoRFH, KANsAB.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 1.-James Carbery,
the supposed accomplice in the burglary
and robbery, has just been arrested.
Two striking engineers came back ask
ing to be restored today, More are ex.
pected tomorrow, S4s
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FRANCE.
MORE coMMUN1srs cospRMSEn

VERSAILLES, Jan. 1.-The Court Mar
tial, sitting for trial Of communists have
condemned six more Of them to death.
Four being incontumacious.
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ELECTION In MemphIs Yesrerdav,

MEMPHIS, Jan. 1.-The election today
was unusually quiet and the vote light.
The probabilities are that Logan Is
elected Mayor, but owing to scratching
the result will not be known ttll q late
hour,
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Deputy Commissioner of Internal
Revenue Dead,

WASHINGTON, Jan, 1.-Gen. B. ].
Sweet, Deputy Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue died here this morning after an
illness of nine days OF pneumonia, aged
Al years. His body has been embalmed
and will be sent west tomorrow evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-02

LONDON, Jan. Later advices from
Cape Coast Castle report that Sir Garnet
Wolseley has advanced seventy miles
into the interior, the Ashantees flying be.
fore him.