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Transfers of Renl Estnte.

The following transfers Of real estate are
recorded in the Auditors Office rs having
been made during the month of July:
S. McCully to Mrs. NJ Il. Lewis. Tract
of acres in Anderson. Deed of gift.
G. S. Matiison to Eliza A. Norris. Tract
of l2S acres in Rock Mills township. Con
sideration, $73i.
George w. Williams to Joseph r. Rob-
crtson and Frank f. Taylor. One lot in
Pendleton. Consideration, $1,000
George w. Williams to Joseph Il. Rob.
ertson and Frank L. Taylor. Tract of 36s
acres i'll Garvin township. Consideration,
$1,000.
George w. Williams to Joseph r. Rob-
ertson and Frank L. Taylor. Tract of Q.
acres in Pendlcton. Consideration. 5000.
Adam ]. Cromer to Jos. II. Cromcr.
Tract of so acres i'll Fork township. Con-
sidcralion, $3l6.
Elizabeth Ackcr to r. y. l.. Cheshire.
Tract of 81 acres in Honea Path township,
Consideration, $780,
William n. Saylors to James L. saylors
Tract of 1l6 acres in Martin township.
Consideration, 6,00O lbs. lint cotton.
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YES, / AN PRorN OF THE NAME-Wo-
MANS Best FRlESD.-TO relieve the aching
heart of women and bring JOY where sorrow
reigned supreme, is mission before which
the smiles of kings dwindle into utter risig-
niticance: TO do this is the peculiar pro-
vince of DR.. J. Bradfeld's Female Rcgula-
tor, which, from the numbcrlcss cures it
has accomplished. is appropriately styled
Woman's Best Friend The distressing
complaint known as the whites" and the
various irregularities of the womb, to which
woman is subject, disappear like magic be-
fore single bottle Of this wonderful COM
pound Ask Your drIl,.giSt for IL
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LADIES,
R Z AID 7 HIS.

EN = AV j Ba D.
FUHHHE STEAHE COOKER which 7
Il have been advertising is recommended
by the following housckcepcrs who have
purchased since my advertisement first ap-
Mr. l.. II. sEEL-Dear Sir have sue
cessfully used your "Steam Cooker two
months, and 1 can recommend it to all
housewives.
Mrs. LETIIE J. RUSSELL.
MIR; n;,., L., Il, Lag sEeLmDear I'll, Sir; would adj
Cookers vino ii,is not yet bought
MEs. WIN. BURRISS.
Mn. i. II. SEEI-Dear Sir We nre using
your Steam Cooker" and are delighted
with it, Mrs. w. G.. WATSON.
Mr.. L. II. SEsL-Dear Sir: / am using
your Steam Cooker" and | would not be
without it. Mrs. A. u. BOWDEN
Mr.. SEEL-Dear Sir: have found your
Steam Cooker to give perfect satisfaction
in all the articles cooked, and in rice and
of these articles leave the vessel without
caking and the usual waste. Yours truly,
Mas A 4. FRIERSON.
MIR. i. II. SEEL-Dcar Sir: am happy
to say that the Steam Cooker" purchased
of you has given entire satisfaction. II
cooks admirably, and is o desirable addition
to the culinary department.
Mrs G.. +. TOLLY.
Mr. l.. Fl. SREI-Dear Sir: have used
the Steam Cooker and take pleasure in
stating that it gives entire satisfaction.
Would not be without it. Yours truly,
Mrs. l.. L. SMITH.
A NEW and Valuable COOK STOVE.
also now have for sale the new KERO.
SENE COOK STOVE, which is the most
economical and convenient culinary ar
rangement for cooking generally that can
he found anywhere. 1t saves cost In wood,
is perfectly safe, and works admirably. 1t
will afford pleasure to have you cali and
examine 1t for yourself. have made a
practical test of it, and can recommend it
most heartily. In order TO present induce
mcnts 10 try this arrangement, will sell q
Steam Cooker, Bake Oven and Kerosene
Stnve at tho following
Extraordinary. Low Prices
No; 2 at 500; No. 3 at $1,000; or No. 81
at $1,000.
Gail and see me in West End of Wayer-
ly House, Anderson, s. c.
May %, 1870 4G " 49, A'i'A'
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savannah valley Railroad.

1t will be seen from the report of the
managers receiving the vote for subscription
or no subscription to the Savannah Valley
Railroad, that the vote for subscription
largely predoniinated in each of the three
townships where the election was held
This result ensures tho building of the road
to Lowndesvillc, and makes it of very
great Importance to us that it be extended
to this place; for if 1t runs from Augusta
to Lowndesville and no further, most of
the trade from below will be carried away
from Anderson. BY securing this road cap
italists will be induced TO come here. The
charge on frcights will be much reduced. as
the Georgia and the Anderson and Sayan-
nah Valley Railroad will compete with the
Air Line Road in bringing freight from At
lanta, and it will compete with the Green
vile and Columbia Road by its connection
with the Northern markets through the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Road
1t Is therefore Of very great importance to
the people Of Anderson that they should
get this connection, which can bo done at a
reasonable cost. Our people again have IN
opportunity of getting competing line Of
railroad, and if they fail to do so they will
i'll the future see their mistake The num-
Der Of independent lines of Road running
TO place is fair irdcx of its prosperity
and we cannot expect our town to grow to
much extent unless we get other railroads
nnd keep up with the spirit of improve
lnent that animates the age. 1t is impossi-
Die to tell to what extent the country will
continue to build railroads, and if we are
LETT with,what we have, and remain in
measure isolated from the great commercial
connections, our town will not grow COM
mensurate with the growth Of other towns
and the prosperity Of the country.
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Broadway Picnic.

Mr.. EplToR.-I am proud to be able to
say the picnic given by the good people of
Broadway in behalf of the Sunday School
cause was success, and we do feel that it
would be doing injustice to them not to
chronicle the same in your paper.
Notwithstanding the inclemency Of the
morning there was n good turn out. The
spirit manifested shows that the people in
that vicinity are up and doing in the Sun
day School work. They are ut work with
gloves off. May their efforts be blcst and
tho glorious work continue. The crowd
having assembled between IL and -
o'clock, we repaired to the stand Just across
the railroad from the school house. The
people having congregated at the stand,
prayer was made by Mr.. G. +. Tolly, then
the wagon began to move forward with the
little wheel" in front.
Mr.. Columbus Wardlaw was then intro.
| duced to the audience, and having termed
himself the "little Wheel" proceeded to set
forth the definition, benefits and effects ol
the Sunday School. and urged upon the
parents their duty to bring their children to
the Sunday School.
Next Mr.. l.. p. Smith was introduced
who favored the audience with touching
speech i'll behalf of the Sunday School
cause.
Then came Mr.. G. F. Tolly, who kept the
audience spell bound by his eloquent and
encouraging remarks.
Dinner came next, and you bet it was no
small fry, for there was heap of it and
that which was good, too. The inner man
being satisfied, the people assembled in the
house and were favored with q lesson OF
vocal music lead by Mr.. Wardlnw, after
which Messrs. Tolly and Smith gave some
encouraging words for the Sunday School
and temperance cause.
May the Sunday School and temperance
band,
Hand in hand, together move,
Till in the brighter, better land,
They join to sing q Saviour's love.
PHILo.
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Anderson Market Reports.

The prices current for the following arti-
clcs i'll this market are:
cotton-middling, 10 to lol-quict.
Corn-sO to s5c.
Peas-$I.00.
Eiaa- $3.50 TO $3.50.
Meat-c. II. sides 6, L. C. sides ct, shoul-
Larl-Ioc.
Molasscs-N. o. 35c to SOC.
Meal-90 to 500.
Sugar-7lc to 10lc.
CoiIcc-l2!c 10 1G3c.
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The members OF the Red Shirt Flying
Artillery Committee will meet in the Pub
lie Square at Pendleton on Wednesday.
18th inst, at 10 n. M, for the purpose OF
attending the celebration OF the organiza-
tion of the Conner Light Dragons at
Bishops Branch.
By order of the Captain.
JoHX q. II. BRISsDoa, @. s.
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Meeting Of Anderson Democratic Club.

There will be n meeting of the Anderson
Democratic Club Oh this (Thusday) after
noon at 9 o'clock for the purpose Of nomi-
mating ticket for Intendnnt and four War.
dens. A full attendance is earnestly de-
sired.
G. F. ToLLY, President
, 1879-02-01

Advances Of money wcrs rnsdat to the grantees Of
the Dey, and dccd Of parta"r.hip drawn IN for
them 10 st9n. They, not understanding law -
we'll IN They did horses. 'trlppcd th'nsrlses n
signing 0f their rnprlctary rights. An apncat
against tic "snnrtness ri Co,intc III: saney
was nadc To Consular tribunal md dismissed,
II was CARRIE! to tl,e Tribunal Of AtS. viii, no
greater succcss, The Boy finally put tis font
down uppn Da Bancy. His tfighnesa granted
The tract of lan1 to lie cousin Of lie Emperor
ant! to 1ady who rns ta,a9on Of prettlness
and skilled In every art calculated 10 cmbelllsh
woman. Tho object Of his grant was to rc-
tain ti!e Lieutenant md hs fair AMERICAN frrnd
#, Tunts BY opening fle!l fhcre for sl,etr encr
eics. twns mt his Intention to reeognfze a'i"-
totfy ciae 10 owner nr owners Of the hards.
Tuhls was n,atie too hot 10 hold Dt snncy, md
the ORIGINAL grantees are Invited to rc-enter lnto
possession Of tic 1o,0D hectares, which arc
now we'll stocked with horses, II. NMlatnetnn
unhalds Dc Sancy's claim. tascd on q. legal
qitibble, but rceoeuzrtl by Consular tribunal.
sFrcnch honnr ID attacked by thu Dey.n Du-
iaure, aoundcr thinker md unbiased by Amer
lean friends, Is unable to take IN tlifs t,ohttuu.
II TIL. Forela,l Minister perscycrc he will prub-
ably be turned out. tiambetta docs not see tho
Ise Ut sa.lsl1IHg tic Republic with pcnlant Of
pdDutrs Jttkxf,
, 1879-02-01

afo,4fnn T.. ~. .--... :. :.
election election ~ the important Department Of The
n.ronae ,.n aers hnd 2os9 e'ectors went to sf,c
Min 70 snoose lonf scnatora. Tue aggregate oi
fMpa. MMepapAtan votes VA l,:H' II'r tynscryat!Yc'
nsr ,nra,! m ,a 1t,'. st"nar:!!,sfs: na
uesca tnRethcr ,I.. Yet nll lsir tour Senators
fcsutno'i .., ase kennhteat1. kvilentIy gross r.
nmhIis ~ o,t,u G IT,. .t'c oupGoEu'. - ..a ~.
At Vereai;icr by one II nj t,x fra1btr two I'M,
onc} benstDrt Ii Il = siynlf;cnHt ctrc,'r,,staocc
that tic Ronaoorti.ts hayn trcr, bcsicn In egery
department whlcf, thrv contested. Even In thc
NUrti nt,I! tc Nfcgro f.,,nnosrd to he thnrou0il.
" uo,,apar,IstI Lie KrnntiiraI,s have won tho
day. il Ntalne.et.r .olro MD Ainrlihan, on thc
otiIcr hand, tic Muuarchtsts cnrrcd ali tj,c scats,
The departments In With tt,e Mouarctfsts i,avo
hecn Victorious arc, nccor,tIng to tilc Republic
a,s, ,rcciscly those tn which clucati,,n Is least
widely aprenh: h,,t uoui,l not pir, nv faith 10
any party.statIsttcs of this tort.
rnnrr 1vrnnrtvr rovr,r,vs
-" f.,....,',. "o' '',.,4,. .,..,x
n,ss M .uagtoo t,a "!m Wsi, tpe ~ Weuh. ~
~. o"fss hesIas III ua''sti saua, ~ a.,n
Up. .a., "saos IT,, anG M NeAt 'tt,e', eneg r"
~ ,.e ,outes. Gnl,!sn ~ a .'tnau
.f. W. ase usJlsc.l a.. !, =. g..
s@eIson @ ol r:n.!o MoiAs nssoIn,aos ~ ~;
, 1879-02-01

heat, the value. now given being T2.55 foot
po'sfhls. tut Of fn.icl, other valuable work tinr-
lnE iEr yrar In var1ont departments ri phyaics
We ran nnly m"n:iun lie La fiue anil Afnicr'a
panFtnI cfectr,e discharge In gasrs. which hare
their complement Ia thr researches IN similar
phenomena hv DR.. NactarIaue: i'c4cribc.i in
Of Edinburgh y; sedley ,TsYlof'r cu,ions
dnee' ." thu ni"s 5 b. WV s.r,iae Ises souaas; ",s
Goro'a researches on the thenno-ccctric prop
tsIl!u,ton 10 d knowledge Of The earti,'s mag.
rctlsn and its remarkable changes, IN hi Gco-
Graphical Society Lectures; Il. II. Dar~h'A vari-
Qua tnpcrt on tilc viscosty Of ie earth, w!lEcl,
have both physical aud geological bearing; the
Service Institution. OF rHtnpAss aljnAtmcnt 1t,
irpn ships; the tlupfcxfng OF long submarine
rabies. Among works Of importance puh1A!,cs1
sssta.lt1c M Paper., nssicis1's '' "Thcory .Sy. oi
aountl." alN1 the first part of i valuable "IIEs.
tory of Physics" BY The late l'rof. poggendor'r,
1LQuKFAcr;os or THE GASES.
OF cnlrse, the ma'lctnaticiAns hare been
busy. but theft work has little interest for tic
ayIyc<tcr'A Ingenious discovery nf the wor.ler.
fnt anaogir4 that exist between the atom. AS
cusnhinctl In modern chemistry, ant! ctrt lin cs
prcssfons IN The inust 1noIern geometry. IN
the work of Caillctet a,nl tctct In itc ltqncfac.
ifon 0f shc "pcrmancnt Ease. friou1s strictly
to 1877, though much has been done turing the
past wear IN continuing l!,e csneri'nenss: IN
,'c Boisbaulran has CONTINUED his rr.
searches on tho now metallic element,
ghn T.. b.sn two 'sn's azG sn
gated: he tlas also perfected hts methods for
ilsc separation Of that body from nll.cr suh.
ssalcct. II. Boisbaudran Ina NOW determined
.l,e sreelac 1rav!sy Of EaIum ks nearly stx t,mr4
also been determined Dy II. 'llscovcrer, who ns-
signs to IL The number 10 5tI1 During shc past
resr nso Scrgus Kern ha. continued hts inycs-
tications ~ the metal davyta'n. The detrEms.
accurately performed, but preliminary ekpari-
fncnts t,nrc sl,own that It Is innst probably Isl
Intelligence has also been given during the yeat
Ut fhc Isolation OF certain new metals ar.t! me-
tattic oxides fron the minerals g4dollnite nd
saHlarskttc, found In America.
DiscoyxNy or NEW ELEMENT.
70 one Of t!scse, discovered by N. Mare De-
| fatontainc, he Inns Eivcu sl.e nainc Phltspnutn
n,,l llas shown thai, although closely allet Il
tho already known metals yltrtnnl mad tcrbuh,
| from tltese twu buIc.. Frum The minera
vaiultnt.e N. AtafiEnhc rrp.Ets tllat lie has e1
tracted iii cartht which at hrst be coas!dercd q!
cribs, but whicl! In reality Is q mixture OF twt
uxilcs. For this new earth hg propuscs til,
uamu Of YttcEt'la. not ony on a:contt NJ III
resemblance to yttrtA by being culorless, bu
also IT, csbIa BY its high equivalent. As well IL
It's resemblance to thOte eArtts III .no4t uf IL
properties. The latest addition to tho Mcta
bclouGinG 10 this group Of carsha Is the extsac
ttou of ot,c by Tho chemist ultealY mentioned
u. Delafontaine, to which he assigns the uam'
decdpfun.
yclr 1878 will ercr be rcmarkab!c for tl.e dtscoy
ury by Prof. Bayer of Munich, OF what Is termed
, 1879-02-01

4aHle WOTtlA OF condemnation WHICH ne hau ao'
dresse,1 10 Cum'ofn* sentenced him to
two fcnrs In tIn slhtc-rrtsnn for
the forgery and onr for tue conspiracy.
both sentrne1A to begin At the samc
time. Tcei bora fhe sentence unf1inchfngfv, bat
At It's c!ore leancd on the neck Of Mr. Town-
send and whispered few words IN ilih car. The
frames of both men shook with suppressed
emotion A. theY thus stood together, und then
at his side.
Charles 8. Ssrhfies, tho eI-Director OF tho
Bosri, found guilty t,n one charge Of forgery
md three Of conspiracy, next WAS sentenced TO
two ycarx In the State Prison for tlle first
otfcnse, a,st1 4 like term for each OF the other
thFrc, hut nfI to r0mn,cnce at the same time.
Dr. Matttson, the tx-Cfcris of the Board, I'm
der four convictions OF forgery, was next sen.
fenced, anil rcer,tycd fOur yc1rs In the State
rison far raci, otfcnsc. hut iii to commence at
fhc same time.
Dr. II. N. Cox, member OF the Finance Com
n,tttce md Il phystctau in excellent practice,
was sentenced 10 eigl,.rcu months IN State
i'rt4on for each OF III. three charges Of con-
sptracy pr.,yett against tlia,, hut all 10 COM
John II. Uiycms. the ATTORNEY to the Board Of
.IustIce ssai, spnsc % n,"st az. severcir. w. lie saii
"Ths Ia tl,r 1isst time sll,ro hav;: been on tc
bct, III that bayn hccn called non to pronounce
scp.c11cc uuon n member of the Bar convicted
uf rrjnn. and t!r iiuty il a most r1atpfnf onc
You have Ilttl fair and tmpart lal trial vt have
BEEN poyctl cuiItr, ii ia nv duty 10 give molten
tho Supreme Court shul{ n,oYu to have yo1lr
natne htrIckpn frn,n fc r1Ia Of nrarttcJno conn
fcl0rs. as yuI ara mn longer worthy to remnfn
III tic ranks of MI honorable profession. The
seutcnce of thc Courf ia thnt yn,1 la confned nj
hard labor Ia III, NtAtc rr,tOn ior eighteen
mnttA4 on each Of tic two charges OF conspiracy
,roYed against you, buth sentences to commence
At tic snnlc time" This sentence was d.
t most entirely unexpected l,r (Iven.. WHOSE
frsen,1s Ind presented 10 tIe Court pct}tfnr, fnr
| Light sruteurr. signed tv neuriy ryrry n,rnln.r
oI tic Bar Of tic county. anl II wus tl,oueht
| tLat be would escaDc wiki 4 heavy Iinc In This
hope a t,rolur uf Gtrcrs was picscut in Court
pr,.pateI to NV tlt. fine, The sentenced man
| bit his In until the tood came wien hc hcnrrl
thc Judgment of The Court, and more pIty was
trls for ti,n 1rr,aps than ior any OF tl,e others
y. he had pecn confident Of cscapiug Htntc
Prison.
lcssc King, the ex.ocfuber OF tic Finance
Committee, isIu pleaded non yuit to thr rharpe
Of vo,Isprsn., With T.cl md oij,crs tn flcfrand
tic county tut OF over S5O)o, was tcntencei IN
the State Prison 70. one wear, and b1,yeI uncon-
ctrncdly ~ he bc,,c a. lie received hie tcntcncc
IIc IA = MIN OF large frame, with flowing black
hcar1. md be teencd to take bis sentence "a
Gutetly rs II it were only few dasa of roninr-
t,,cnt iu tic County Jail.
, 1879-02-01

friend Of Ulysses. But the Enquirer, you know,
Is Democratic paper. Mclean told me himself
tl'at hc was IN favor Of my brother for the rc1t
Presidency, but encss he'll have to make sort
of show ri tupporiing Democrat. 80 a. 10
keep his paper square with his party"
Mr.. Grant exhibited Two photographs, one Of
4 bright 1ttla girl, aRed about years, and the
other Of 4 Toy Of about II. They were his son
and daughter. he said. Ono had tue name Of
an Elizabeth pt,otoer1phes, and The other Of A
Philadelphia gallery. The latter WAS tnkeu
several years ago, he said, when lie va. In this
cftv With hs family. Hc paid visit In the fore
noon To !. r. CasscIberry, Of this city, with
whom he Nns associated ia the post-traIlershfp
business, took dinner at hts house, and Last
night took trato for Washington.
, 1879-02-01
NlVILLE GRANT.


Hla ssoo'o9o seatanrant Ia SAN Franclaco-
What fiu Says "f Ills Brolhar Ia Conssc-
t!oh wlth T'trd TeFu.
F'hat'na'a 4s"'ss.
A bearded man, In a heavy ulster md an old
.,ouch hu,. walked into Linton. restaurant At
rl-,t nj a,,1, .tro.t. xo.,,r,ta. ,,n.,,tnr
os1sh a''! Ascl sifeets, 3astefuAy tnofhinE
about III oclock' uni incurred Tor young man
connected With the establishment, who had re-
Gently been III the restaurant business tn New
vo-r m. hca rim, mnn All, In h,b tu.t ,hnt
1olA Nv te '"S s"a Is "N4 1"as t.".
mofalog asfs'eu IRON Ae" ftol@. anu 5Hteno-
Ing opening $AWt 00J restaurant In san Fral,-
eltro WA on tho lookout fur III asslataut,
p,-,Jo. &, N.,v ynrl hsd rrforrri him RI IN.
4s41.' ~ ~" -'4',,.. ~ A''t -. ~.
Jonns ulah !" uuestlon' 4.e was on ns way
10 Washington where he bad business to
transact. prtos to Ills departure to Han Fran
,i,co un rrnrr.sra himself p,cus.d win
us" io,rs - I'm v,,,,,,, ,,,,,, an., t,,ocb, bo
woull do" Ee TALKED about immense sums
Of money he had tied up in various places, ani
taid he hud lust hundreds Of Thousands Ut
for tualsing money iii sln Francisco Not only
was he gong to open . great restaurant, but lle
In Paclllr Slope tant,ery. auott,er tmmcese sum
In q brewery, altll WAS III partnership
With seyerat parties with oihct CONCERNS. IL
aaId he hn,l IlnaG Immense hur'is ot money
in Washington aud lost large suHla Ut money
there. liz spoke lightly ot tlIs loSaes, mud pro-
posed to MAKE IN iur tIcu very shortly. lie
ordered breakfast, unl willis he atg ltr talked.
| liz waa ltnpasunt 10 get 10 Sau Francisco. lis
partners were waiting for him there: A. soon
"a liz rot t.lrougil his business in Washington
+ lie would 20 through 10 his destination without
,lrlay. 'fllero would 10 no end 10 Tic lnouey he
was going tn makr.
Aftur lie got through breakfast hs drew out .
roll ol eres,,basks uuA paid his BILL Thea he
liz was rather Eooa looking mail; struux
lace, with tuIl beard. u strong head, a nrou,I-
, 1879-02-01
HOMEWARD. BOUND.

How Qulckly thtuba the gushing heart
When hoMeWatd tuHIId from &bsGnce louE4
IIuw doth zach xpntlE u,Gn'EY start
Tho fruitful tI1G 0f toyfHl son.!
Loved features that u1 deen1vd g0sEot
Looos up b<fotu la mystic WAY.
Aud old tilne scGusx ans foltit usouZhs
Iu Aeu,'s,'4 lhtJnS III bright array.
How weary do the hous1 aceln
That p4it VI troi1l tue scrues W lQssi
And q en III sluuabcs 1u our lfestna
Among tAsr ancient shadows 1uors.
Our waking aputs aEa foudly wrought
Nth uopc md swcet expectancy;
Aud ty'fy wo1o and pisaslng Thought
DWell4 with ths happiness 10 W.
N1skuAk PutAF, Wk. l.. H. 0slolN1.
, 1879-02-01
CORRUPT OFFICERS.
Heavy Sentences Imposed upoa Now Jersey
ConspIratora - Ghtcf-.Jmsttcs HeAsley's
Eharp Nol,ttks tD the CrIntlnnis.

unnrv xartsucaa t,,uosnt unnp Nav rera.v
s.'''s!' p ,s",'...,. =. ~ [,.'...t.,, 0's
sharp HonaRs ~ tue Sf!h'lhnts.
tprrst99aae"et 1fn ''1k Hms'. -...
bRLvSDKhE, NJ D., Jan. ::Sn-lt early became
apparent tIlat tho Court.llouse could not hold
a,, eighth Of tic prrsons who had con,o long
,I,."s. -. ,,.n. ,,,,, .s,,,.r.,. ~, ,,,.s..
a'staa.cs " "eat u'o Ienseuecs ~ ~ pashea
conspiracy nlHi forgery IN their treattnc,,t Of
the county funds. Many wcrc relatives. friends.
nul ncJvl,bor. NJ t,u, ,rt.onrra. Nv q t,.,ncl.
snn 1n.-Iy .hn. ,,,n ,,,'nr. ~ tho Caur, -1,t"..
''e ole1tA e""1 44o wv" " 't'o >oo' o''4oa's'
Is every Inch Of atanalns-room was Occupied
and after that tinlo only thoso entitled to the
privilege wcro admitted. Outside The building
= crou..I ~ .rvcrc, bpnf,,rd ncrxora a,ecuhf.I
ahA "altea ratehtts LOT ING news WHICH 'Flehus
in the courtroom had agreed to transmit to
them from tho Windows.
The train bringing Chfcf,Ju.ttce 1,cas1ey yrom
-. 49,, .,1 =. ~ :, nm -"
A't"Ao" wa usa!eu' "uu ~ WIS NV u"1t - ID"
4. IN. thnt the JudEe took hls seat. He at once
ordered Atattison, Stradcr, and Sker, the three
rrisonert In tE.n taf] 10 bn ltrotrht IN nud .hrx
.1., - -, % ,,.s '.,, ~. ~, .s aaa ,
"o'' p1.ssu :" '"o w." ' ~ " t"u o''.'s
WHO haa neen oat on DILL wA''e cutasnlas, Lie
cx.colIcctor. occapcd seat among tic lawyers,
Prosecutor Harris then moved for aentenco upon
the ten, when Counselor sh,puan made ino.
ton for Dow trial for Mcllermott, tho convict
cd olt!eer OF Ih.l!!psours, On tho Erountta tl!at
cn, mi int INV rydrnt,. hasi hrrn .oc,,rot IN
ia favnr. 'Te f,h1cfi,siiec re,srd IN vrant liz
motion, saying that tha objections werD purcly
shSn nr,.santrd vni1,nIno,1s ajliIiavta IN hsh.if
~ re1 ~. s.umvir,c1 r,,.n n. wrIi n. n.ttItnn*
~ Iri, sert",ra T,non i',ww., I;ivnns
~, cn"r,or Tei Hnl ~ ,,io sarei, s,,.'.."ts
H'S u,arcv IN h.h.if ~ III TIA sri.nnnrs Ths
tshtof. .iusiics tnnE },r nsnrTs m, ws ,m'
-, !" n,iv.tc r,y,n with ~ n,I,,,s E"r ~,
if,is,no lar cn,,sitatint,. TiaY repe ahnnt bnlf.
' 1.,', mi H." ti,n" IVA. ~. ~ f""rth ~
~" Sar o tho nr..,1. .nat ,+;n. ,,H uH
,a.l IN iii ,rsssmt tt III sa" ru,,,,.r. ...,.;
, 1879-02-01

The application OF fhe KealY Relief to thh Part Of
PARTS where the pain difficulty exiah Will A6oTd eass
Thirty 70 sixty drops In hair tubler Of wA'es wit,
IN few ntnntes cure Ctanlps, kpaoMA Sour stomach.
Colte Wlndi1 AZ B9wels. and IL nisrn.t fafns xa
IrAyccf1 should s1WayA carry bottle Hf ltADHAfS
READY lsELlkF with them 4 few drops ID wates
Will prevent aIcKneaA pains from, change OF wafer.
II letseT than French HTa1ly Aitasp slimus
14pf.