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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23
COUNTY ADVERTISEMENT
Notice to Creditors.
oRANGEBURG COUNTY
In COMMON PLEA.

PIP. Jennings, Administrators of John
I. Jennings, VS. z. ). Fielder and others
Creditors and heirs at Law. t1,n
BY an order i'll this case it is provided:
II. That all Creditors OFF T.Jennings
dcccised, he erjoined by publication from
commencing separate suits against his
administrators, or enforcing any Liens
OH tic Lands Of which he died seized,
until the further order of this Court. 20
III. That the said Creditors do prove
their Claims before Mortimer Glover Esq,
as Referee, ut Orangcqurg on or before
the first of January next s@
MORTIMER CLOVER. n
Referee
Orangcburg, Oct. 18th, 1872.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

Those parties who havg mot naid snp
thsii 'sabseripdhSn vhl fiease reeqllees
that it requires money to run paper; ss
much as to run any other business.
Please make it, if possible, convenient to
pay, for -FOUR papcr.or write q .ettct ask
dpg thas It be diasohsin,le,l. I
Apcrson who is quick at making ex-
cuscs. is not likely to be good ut anything
oise. ll.4l
The Mississippi River is 2,61G miles in
length, and is 1850 feet above the level
Of the Gulf ut ito utmost source.
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sE-@-o.--

A1rESfloS; lIo, roE THE Fam
Mr.. 4. w. A!brrgotti gives notice: that
he expects to furnish refreshments aud II
dinner at the Fair. Tickets for dinner
I75I'cents, ,l"tb'r refreshments cxsrn9 Buy
iy,hr tickets Tor d,.r,cr 1t tic door. l will
sell col.ttclionary, cakes, fruit. lemonade.
hot cotltc and ice cream if the weather
i suitable. Come and get dinner, do
not suffer from hunger when food is at
hand.
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NOTICE.
IN PROBATE COURT.

PETITION FOR PARTITION.
FIX partc Caroline Kayick and others.
The creditors oi Atari, ffSaritak nnti oi
his son Adam G Karick, arc required to
provo their demands before nc within
two months from this date, 1 4th Sept.
1872. THAD. G. ANDREWS,
Probate Judge.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

Tie County Fair willbrins cyoryb ,ay
to our town one day or another during its
continuance. a few moments of their
stay will most probably spent in calling
at the Office of tllesoHASoEnunG TrMHs
and subscribing to it. You will then en-
sure to yourselves many Il pleasant hour
herca ter in rcp,ling all the newest and
important news of interest, not only from
your County scat, but from the world ut
large.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

Mr.. Frank +. Beard, editor md pro.
prictor of the Temperance Advocate"
lns1ocpted3!n i'll Camden, and will hcrcaf.
t., issue his paper there. The frs. issue
from That place, will be made this week
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

James Robinson, tho Hfcat bareback
rider, and his mammoth circus and train.
cd animals exposition arc taking the
people by storm. Our exchanges are loud
in praiseof this wonderful circus, lei by
tlsc gfcatnnd only james Hobinsu.,, The
Acknowledged "chum pion bareback coucs-
trian OF the world" who as q rider never
had an equal. Many attempt hut always
meet with failureto initiate him, Frank,
Pastor, The world renowned somcrsnult
, equestrian; young Eugene, the wonder
tul baby boy equestrian. only three ycars
fasc; Master ClnrcDcc, whom cvcrybo-
dy knows; Mile Louis Bosh.ll, the
Pars'an equcstricnnc, In her journey to
the clouds, blindtoldctl, Shadpcc and
Whitney, the aerial kings the mysterious
Davenport Brothers; the world renowned
Gregprics; tho ltClair family; George
Graham; William Gormon; Billy Burke
and Charley King, the funniest of nll
clownsi together with d full and com
pie troupe Of ritlcrs,s ieapcrs, tulnblers,
trapczc performers, horizontal bar artists,
wire walkers, jugglcrs, and rope dancers,
making mall the largest and most talents
cd company of arcnic performers before
the public. This mammoth show will be
in our village OH Tuesday next Oct 29sh
for one day only. p
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

We regret to announce the demise of
Mrs. George Boliver. which took plaec
about noon of yesterday in our village.
Mrs. Roliver WIS a Miss Doschcr, n niece
of Mrs ollcnlorffr and n Cousin to the
lady of our Mayor, Captain T. H. w.
Briggmann.
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Notice of Dismissal.

Notice is hereby given that OIL the 18th
day of November next, will File my
Final Account with the Hon. Thad c.
Andrews, Judge of Probate, and ask for
Letters of DISMISSAL as Administrator Of
the cctatc of Mrs. Rachael Corbitt, de-
ceased.
j, w. Boylstonc,
Administrator.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

The Fourth Annual Fair Of the State
Agricultural and Mechanical Suciety will
o.'ch i'll Columbia November 4th, and
e ose with the Sth. nr
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

nv Il ~
We regret to hear from our accomoda-
ting Post Master, nF;DeNtars, that he
contemplatcs leaving our town. Though
Republican in politics, Mr.. DcaIars is not
in harmony with the extreme or Radical
wing of our opponents who have swept
the State at the recent election. Success
ful candidates n6wa days turn out all
officers who aia not lend sympathy and
aid at the polls and during the canvass,
and this we understand is the position of
Mr.. DcMars towards our County eleot'
How greatly to he deprecated are these
corrupt and sordid practices. What can
you expect but dcbascd scrvitude oe the
appointccs ofmcn who, without regard to
an officers, efficiency raise against NIL the
banner of N;c victis victorious spolia.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

Church .ds AhS Is,siecmcr Clspiscoral)-serS-
tices on the 81 and 9TH Sabbath of every month
at ~ AIM ;ant4 p. NJ. Sabbath School 0l
A. NJ. Rev. S. Mcllicl,amp, Rector.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

We call attention nt' the citizens pf our
town tn the notice of AR. kirk Robinson.
who has bcenaploinlcd collector oftaxc<
Come up ahI pay ats.onec. !
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
AT ORANGEBURG.
FREIGHT.
PASSENGER.

Docs our Moses propose to share his
profits with us, or lot ns off Scott free?
Are We Scott free or only Mo'sc'sic'? !?
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

Tie Clalgihurg Times, please notice
gives regularly TO its readers the latest,
Rail Road, Post Office, EXPIRES and
market reports. 1t also furnishes ill tho
legal notices Of County intarrst, whether
esmanalins from our; County seat or from
the State Capital. TO do this requires
money. 1t cannot but pay tou to sub
scribe $500 and have the Times sent you,
for n year. If you have already sub
scribcd it cannot but pay you to ensure
its being sent by calling and paying your
subscription.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

Election day passed off very quietly in
our community, without any noise or row.
Byas got, down, some fac SMILES of the
Jamisoepet tickss the evening before cleo
ZION (wc understand having had his own
name substituted for that of Jamison, and
worked edlpoff off quite q number of them at this
poll (and we suppose did likewise else
wl,esol before he saas discovered by tie
opposite faction. The straight Moses
ticket was successful throughout this
County :
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

Aswe go to press we enjoy the lullaby
of Il long needed and copious rain. Tt
has been falling the greater portion of the
afternoon, and promises to make frost q
fixed fact every day, and to make the
water powers and wells of the County
furnish the supply so long withheld.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

Methodist chafaef Eescrviccsss at II A. NJ.
and z! p. NJ. Sabbath School at A. NJ
Rev. +. Auld, Pastor. i'' at ~
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

Lutheran CliiAcR4E; sa ssaalbd,sth sehoa at 9 A.
DIR. p. a. Dantzler. Superintendent:
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

I've qro paired TO hear that nearly all
hope Of fhc recovery of our estimable
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Mclli,hamp, have been
abandoned.
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TOWN DIRECTORY.

Mayor-T. ii. " Briggmann.
ClerkyE,J. jOliycros.
TfcasrrcrA VIM. 'Willc6tk
Adcrmcn-TE, J. Oliveros VIM. Willcock,
ks:fs Geo Bolivef,l AZ Martin. tili'3'. 'hf #
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n1- ME KiRk R6b1sststis authorized ID
collect ahd'rettipt for advertisements afrd sub
scriptions to the Times.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

Now is the moment for enttrprisiug
business men to send lis their cards and
advertisements. Our County Fair meets
ncxtiwe and yot, s@ilt have the bcst
-possible'show.tlat wifi N,e offered during
this ycnr. Send us list Of your wants
and We will do you MI justice.
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Church Services.

Presbyterian Church, -Scftiessiat II 4. NJ,
and r. M-Sablath School Mt 0l A. NJ
Prayer meeting Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Rev. j. ID. A. Brown, Evangelist
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23

In tic cHse ef ,bo State vs.. Gcorg,
,Tuppcr,.ndirtcd fok murder, the grand
jury found true bill.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-10-23


Cold weather holds its own and more.
We have had ice here. A long drought
las dried up the streams Which supplied
our wntcr mills, that have stopped
leaving nrsupplicd demand for lumber,
TINT arghes fhvorably for the enterprise
of our tokn. IN consequence of the
drought VIC understand that many wells
have gone nc, dry; also the burden of cotton
ginning has therefore fallcp, upon the
steam and horse powers, giving their ow.
ncrs quite press of business. We hope
:hia. ons new Aloscs an,' lis rod will strihJ
rock and bust, and that We will have
new rain.
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FLORIGULTURE.

&C. HUBBLE, ESQ, Superintendent
prcmiums, worth from Sl.oO to $500.
Committee: Mrs. Samuel Dibble, Mrs. Wesley
w. Cutler, Mrs. Harpin Riggs, Mrs James b
Trezcvant, Mrs. Laurence X. Beckwith.
IVY
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FRAVEhLERs,s GUIDE.
SOUTH cARoLfyAaRAiER6lDg
= I. tlllIW nd ntnl. In

r cnAn1Esyoy, 81 \ s. s.c,-ia &, Nay H. iiH2.
On and after sU NDaT,r May 70. the
passenger trains on The {S5hth Carolina
Railroad will run isitallows:rpa III
FOR AUGUSTA. nisas
Leave Charleston - =" $50 a m
Arrive sit Augusta q .'i9a '-jodr5:4o p M
ron FOR cor.'MRia.. 1lidss'
Leave Charleston u ~ $3.50 a IN
Arrive at Columbia, 530 p IN
FOR cliARLEsroxrl soa
Leave Augusta -, Dh.u, rad $50 n m
Arrive at Charleston -. 10 -,ai A;36 p nj,
Leave Columbia .,.t :, 500 a m
Arrive at Charleston 4!30 p m
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I! w y ~ L TtAA-ie'
= fiiiE
SECOND ANNUAL FAIR
~ = O "a n ge burg
AaR1cULTuRAL so0IE TTj
Will bc held at
ANDREWS FACTORY BUILDING.
Commencing on TUESDAY, October Goth,
at IL o'clock NJ, and ending OH THURSDAY
October 3lst.
THE PREMIUM LIST
Is much larger and more attractive than that
of last year. The Departments are Us follows,
viz;
tB.)
r SAMPLES OF CROPS:
JOHN w. SELLERS, ESQ, Superintendent.
1t Prem iums, worth from $500 to $1,000.
Committee: James i. Moss, Samuel 81.
Fairy, Jacob II. Hydro.
'@,fs' CO.
GARDEN AND ORCHARD PRODUCTS.
Mai. JOHN J. SALLEY, Superintendent.
12 Premiums, wortl, from $l.oo to $1,000.
Committee: j. Keitt Hnne, Thomas X.
Lcgaae, John s. Rowe.
tDD
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT..
u. HEATING NORRIS, ESQ. Superintendent.
28 Rrcmiums, worth from $500 to $500.
Committee: James F. Izlar, Levi G. Stcphens,
Daniel Zimmerman
MACHINERY AND MANUFACTURES.
Col. PAUL S. FIELDER, Superintendent.
81 Premiums; worth from s.f0o to $1,000.
Committee: Henry W 5Eoorcr, William H.
Izlar, Joseph f, Knots, w. o. Livingston,
Josiuh d. Smoak sf
h (F.l
LADIES' WORK.
JOHN w. DANTzLER, ESQ, Superintendent.
so Premiums, worth from Sl.OO to $1,000.
Committee on Fancy and Ornamental Work:
Hiss Rebccca Badger, bliss Julia Zimmerman,
Miss Dora Lartigue. On Quilts and Plain
Work: Mrs. +. II. w. Briggmann, Mrs. John
T.C. Kcnncrly, Mrs. William c. lIane.
CO.
STOCK-Horses and Mules.
DIR. ALEX r s. SALLEY, Superintendent
20 Premiums, Medals and Diplomas.
Committee: j. Wolfe, D. r. Fegle, Joseph
'Fcrsncr. ~.
.. Cattle.
NJ. ALBRIGHT, Superintendent.
10 premiums, Medals aud diplomas.
Committee: u. l.. connor, j. NJ. Crosswcll,
II. II. Riley.
5. Other Stock.
Col. JOHN C.. EDWARDS, Superintendent
Is premiums, medals and diplomas.
Committee: +. Faircy, p. Livingston, 7.
A. Jehortls.
In this Department. especially, as well as in
Others, separate premiums, nre offered for
imported animuls aud articles,
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POULTRY.
J. GEORGE vOSE, ESQ, Superintendent
- premiums, worth from $500 to $500.
Committee: r. NJ. IIouer, A. j. Frederick
Andrew Myers.
(I,)
HORTICULTURE.
T.C. HUBBLE, ESQ, Superintendent.
premiums, worth from, Sl00 to $500.
Committee: Mrs. Samuel Dibble, Mrs. Wesley
w. Cutler, Mrs. Harpin Riggs, Mrs James d
Trezcvant, Mrs. Laurence X. Beckwith.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GAIT. JOHN A. HAMILTON, Superintendent
20 premiums, worth from $500 to $1,000
Committee: DIR. j. y. Clcckley, DIR. n. &
MILESTONE, Ur, w C.. Wolfe, j, r. Noorer. { ol
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Straus showed which way the wind

Straus showed which way the wind
blew--An cntcrprising townsmun of ours,
being tlesrous of voting what most patri-
OTIS did at the election, n boilers ticket,
rather ovcrdid the matter. lie runs
grist mill, and had just received and
filled an order for Il quantity of "boltel
and unbolted grist." he put the order
and the ticket in his pocket, and when
the ballot-box WAS opettc,l, it WAS :ound
he had voted .or "Bol,cd and Unboltcd
Grist, Fielder, Vose & Izlar."
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MISCELLANEOUS.

lk,)
MISCELLANEOUS.
GAIT. JOHN A. HAMILTON, Superintendent
20 premiums worth from $500 TO $1,000
Committee: DR.. j. y. Clcckley, DR.. n. &
MILESTONE Ds. W. e. Wolfe, J. r. IMoorer, Col.
A. d. Goodwin.
PRESIDENTS PREMIUM,
The President of the Society offers
special $40 premium for the lady ex-
hibiting the greatest variety and number
ofarticles useful in keeping house.
PLOUGHING.
Committee: Col. Thos. Oliver, III. II.
Jennings, DIR. VIM. S. Barton.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Committee: Afcssrs. Philip Kohn, w.
I. Muller, Henry Kohn, Richard Kort-
john, George Boliver.
MUSIC.
A full Brass Band will be in atten.
dance
TERMS OF ADMISSION.
Single Tickets so cents. Children un-
der ten years, lfprice. Season Tickets
sl.0o. Exhibitors Seaaon Tickets, IS
cents. Family Tickets at reasonable
rates.
Those desiring to exhibit, or to ascer.
tain further particulars, are requested to
apply to
SAMysss. DlsGE.E,
WESLEY w. CUTLER,
HARrIN RIGGs,
LAWRENCE II. BEcKwrrn,
JAMES ID. IRRELEVANT.
Executive Committee.
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LIST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN ORANGE
BURG POST OFFICE TO OCT. %, 1872.

A-Zykes Adsons.
B-Samuel Bowers. - -
CMrs. Julia Cook.
D-Miss Nealey A. Davis.
E-Miss Fannie Edwards.
J-Mr. Edward jenkins.
J-Mlrs. Augustus Jennings.
K-Mrs. l.. M. Keitt.
M-Mrs. Maryland Madison.
M-Mr. A. w. Miller.
MIR. Prince Mircs.
P-Aliss Sarah Pedrrs.
RI. II. Riley.
R-Mrs. Rachel Russell.
ASAJ. G.. Sturkie.
S-Mr Daniel Smoke.
S-Afr. L. +. Slater.
S-Gavs Stubunl
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they are advertised.
F. DEMARs,.
PM.
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THE SINGER sTILL- -TRIuMPHANTI

/ 4 THE, SINGER ,STlLL" TRIUMPHANT
deH7 2 f1iE ""nl i'Gob
tT ia7, 10 tri1q ~ p9nadoxs
NEW FAMILYiS YiSISGEle SEWING
- 4igir oaiinpqIut 10 iDf
MACHINE qu yaqs
WITH arrAcnnrsrs son afn krspsllof WORK
is fast winning favor in tRt hs,isshSid,gh shown
by tl,a rapidly increasing salrFrJ .ba
rhs a,5l MEW FAMtI a s5MsG sa5s. MAeEHlNE .ns
as was once though, imlnieiblei tmpstlorm by
machinery, We claim a,dI s;I, YpX that it !"
ed, nicely adjusted, easily oiierafet, ,khsismoc.
i is is remastale a lie no. onIy III ihs and va
riety of its sewing, bif alsn for the variety and
different kinds OF texture, Which t will aew with
linen or cotton thread. fine or c,aiaa u,at ing
the aliEe1 or both nd
ieathes H Ms mss aq be esG Ssa tit ffssf pssh and
unif,rmity of stitch and Iin % fruogaeJt, this
uds,s ws asa for s9ees ne WorF sss 81 .is
sue or the tuesine of ,ssrtatan, ;urai1isiing,
9nsest Eps crsr wptk HhislI: M isisass si fnser'
At the worlds fairs sit;.rcocivsaltsfle great
award of the highest ssles:ig A--,sasis
i,,.t,rs. b.,n h.t1g.J,,k ,Xhi,s,s Agent.
Office Mt Eagine House, oransehnrg, e
lun 6 ~ i'AiifA> Ihb ISoa sfss 5n
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AUGUSTA sleHr s,!lee;lu1 ExrFREHas'i; rlFRaHsie
Sundays cxccptsdleasss
Leave Charleston ,ii.>,- y4yass:a9 m
Arrive at lAugustar- 4ardsFd5sf5 Z n,
Arrive irrHs 1attsssr At tihsrlsitor ae M Il !,
ia i}N 81 tEasRnAa
ooLuMp1A p1t SIGIIr sFhGf Il f.SrRrsNf, n FEN,
Sundays sxcepted9 jim
Leave Charleston 10 .aJ ia,e7,lO Iis
Arrive at Columbia -IslJil 6iSY a p
Arriye iIfrHs sd'e%a.I at Charleston ~ 5mos5 M m
sUMNERvILLE rRAtSs,s,
Leave summcrviIle -es n s7;25 a ra
Arrive Ct Charleston ,x,,,, y mexdo a IN
Arrive 1T sammervilleat l.a'aao p n.
7.''. e4npEs An '2 ip2Ai!SfIIiea. shA!sSIie::a ,s.a
Leave Camden !, 7,.,n,I,r, 80 n m
Arrive ut Culumbia M 80 III
Leave Columbia "a" oGi 'e'2.fO y iii
Arrive Mt Camden 90 lrS .aia&6s:s5 p m
+ Day and Night Trims SlihhSteF at Au-
gusta with Macon andI Augusta 'f,ailronl
and Georgia Railroads. Tiiisi.is tho
quickest and most. dirs;t ,rca.,es., s.l,,d as
comfortable and cheap asnny other route
to Louisville, Cintinliati, Chiago, St.
Louis and all other points West and
Northwest. ..ga.A ifi nas eiaI
Columbia Night Grains connect with
Greenville and Golumhia. Railro@l, ard
Day and Night Trains connee,cg, with Char
lotte Road. '''.',.sl i's''''1fH"'
Through Tickets ON sale, vi1tl1is route
to oil points North.i ~ tI'7.r sd'
Camden Train connects ut ,kinSville
daily Except spnlaysll, Mitl,, Day Passe.-
ger Train, and ,rulisthrmsll te Columbia
a. l.. TYLER, Nicc-ffrgygiifent.
S. B, Pic'sens GcnSRt ''rssktt ieAgcnt.
m! si' e 3scp -
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COMMERCIAL.
OR.iNGEBuRG G0TToN MARKET.


The market is improving, prices advanr
ing to per h., mildlings closing at Ia cts.
Charlc,tot-lS el8s cts. rt
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Consignees Per Express.

aIrs.'E. cepels D. III Rush. s1rs. L.
Mitchell, NJ. NJ. Hayden, w. Polk Kucan,
Mrs. w. MILESTONE, j. S. zcigler, Thos.
Collier. ..
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MA N MOTH CIRCUS.

Emphaiicnllv' prt,iioi,f,cei, by all to be the
Leading Show Of ,!:e period, combining all the
best riders of the age, among whom is tie great
and only
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POULTRY.

j. GEORGE voSE ESQ, Superintendent.
- premiums worth from $500 to $500.
Committee: r. NJ. IIou4er, A. j. Frederick {
Andrew Myers.
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MACHINERY AND MANUFACTURES.

Col. PAUL S. FIELDER, Superintendent.
81 Prcmiums worth from st0o to $4,000.
Committee: Henry NJ 1foorcr, William H.
Izlar, Joseph f. Knots, w. o. Livingston,
josiah D. Smoak. 81
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LADIES' WORK.

JOHN w. DANTzLER, ESQ., Superintendent.
SO Premiums, worth from $l.O0 to $1,000.
Committee on Fancy and Ornamental Work !:
Hiss Rebccca Badger, ITssJul Zimmerman,
Miss Dora Lnrtigue. On Quilts and Plain
Work: Mrs. +. II. w. Briggmann, Mrs. John
T.C. Kcnncrly, Mrs. William G. lIane.
(G.)
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
THE CONTESTED JCDGESHIP.

THE COURT OF APPEALS on THE FOURTH DIS
TRICT CASE-JUDGE POTTER CONFIRMED N
THE OFFICE-POINTs OF THE DECISION.
ALBANY. JAN 30-The Court of Appeals
rendered H. decision. today IN the matter OF The con-
JudgesLp OF the Supreme Court for the Fourth
Judicial District The decision awards the place TO the
Hon Joseph Potter who elected by the people last
November and entitled 10 the position OF Judge. and
places him upon the Bench, the term Of Judge
Jackson who wac appointed by Gov. Holman, expiring
with the term OF Judge ROsekans in whose place he was
appointed The decision is vOuminous, and eKhausts
the legal constitutional points involved The main
points may he summed up IN these sentences:
It is claimed that by the resignation OF Mr.. Justice
Rosekrans only has be created vacancy IN the ONCE
during the remainder OF the term for which he was en-
titled hold H. but that the efect OF his resignation -
thrown forward and has created vacancy In term
next succeeding hlsa term existing in exact anditera
accordance with dOmneerng provisions o the COnsttu
ton and OF the laws and To which the privileged electors
ha We chosen an incumbent living and who has quail
fed Mr. Justice ROserons could not resign that Whch ne
did not hold, nor was he entitled 20 hOd the Term
ming Jan. l. 1874 nor any part thereof de eoud not
enSn whirh he made could create no vacancy
the office for at term any part thereon hence there
was no vacancy In the office for that term 10 DE ned, nor
for any part thereof The vacancy wen ne ulu create
was Tor the remainder Of the unexpired term, ana
aud no other. And when me PoWtr PvI conletrga ,tg
by the ninth section OF the Judiciary artlce
sract xtent of the power the language in which IL
conferred II separately considered, III Is lteu III ts
practical exercise in the particular case cOnsfah
ing force of other paris the article 20 the exact object
70 be accomplished, as that OBJECT - maze speclnc
by the facts OF that particular ease In the case IN hahu
that exact object was TO MI vacancy DegnhHg otn VI
November 1871, in office the regular term OF "hleh
was unexpired, but which would expire on the
3lst Of December OF that year. me i, 20,
had the right 10 NIL this vacancy oy sppoiht'
ment inasmuch as occurred less than three months
before the then next general election Thus one OF the
methods Of tilng the vacancy was operative Inc
could be For before general election happen
ing not less than three months aiter the shcef PC