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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.

LONDON, April 20.
In the House of Commons, Dir. Cechrane
rave notice that he would tomorrow ask the
government whether il could produce the cor
.respondence which had passed between the
Colonial Office and the Canadian Government
in regard to the Treaty of Washington. In
the evening, Mir. Gladstone. replying to q
question by Mr.. jenkins n, said the imperial
government had agreed to guarantee the
Canadian loan of e.. 500, 900 for the construc-
tlon OF a railway to the Pacific, provided That
Canada will except the Washington treaty.
The Empress Augusta, of Germany, who
LETT Berliu to-day Tor England, will pe the
guest oil Queen Victoria at Windsor Castle:
LIVERPOOL, April %.
Two thousand cartmen, 10 this city, have
struck work and all business on the COCKS
and warehouses; is interrupted in conse-
quence. Upwards of one thousand lao0rers
are thrown out of employment by this action
Of the cartmen.
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l


COLUMBIA, s. c., April 80.
There Is an unusual activity on the part O
the persons connected with the Blue Ridge
Railroad. Messrs. Steers, Patterson & Co
seem to be figuring strong on future pros
poets.
There is in financial circles quite a little still
over The relative value Of revenue scrip and
pay certificates. The price of the former,
wheu placed on the market, Is estimated al
from seventy to eighty cents on the dollar.
Pay certificates, issued by the Legislature ad
libitum, are, by the resolution passed last SEES
sion, payable only In coin and United States
currency. Hence the competition growing
between the two kinds Of currency.
The Radicals are using every strengthening
device. Lodges Of the Independent Order Of
United Brethren are forming in all the upper
counties at the present time, and the Union
League Councils are being revived. From
the seat of administration to the lowest subor
dinate official there is a unity Of action, which
is only disturbed by the clamors of those 10
the Republican ranks who have claims against
the treasury. This the leaders are daily en-.
deavorlng-to remedy, but they can't get the
money to de 1t.
The Ststehouse. steps are crowded with
colored witnesses awaiting an opportunity to
give testimony in the Laurens Ku-Klux cases.
At a meeting held to-day the regents of the
Lnnatlc Asylum seriously considered the ad'
Visibility of an application for a mandamua
against the State treasurer to chow cause why
the funds appropriated tor that institution
were not paid over. Action was postponed In
the matter till the result of the mandamus ap-
piled for by the superintendent of the Pepiten-
tiary shall be known. This will be tomorrow,
when return shall be made to the Supreme
Court.
Iti is understood that offers have been made
to the superintendent Of sufficient money. to
carry along the Institution, aud that the sam
| will be the case with the Lunatic Asylum.
"The CALLED jade wlnces."
I Lave sufficient authority for saying that i
the funds shall not be forthcoming to carry on
the Asylum, a mandamus to show cause will
be applied for Immediately. The probabilities
are that the moneys necessary for these pur
poses will be scraped up some how. The
superintendent of both institutions have NJ
disposition to be trl1ed With In the matter.
SALUDA.
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TRIAL JUSTICES.
Appointments by the Governor.

The Governor has recommissloned the fol-
lowing named trial justices, their present
commissions expiring during the present
month:
Abbevllle-R. r. Hemphill, J. R. Tartant,
D. O. Hawthorn.
Anderson-R. N. Wright, James McCosky,
John Wilson, W. D. Wilkes, E. J. Plnson, J. c.
Whitefeld, Andrew Todd.
son, B. II. Nerland.
Beantort-C. W. Brown, R. q. Gleaves. J.
P. n. Epping.
Charleston-P. B. Hedges, M. 7. Becker.
Ch%ester-John DicKey, H. c. Brawley.
Clarendon-W. R. Burgess, ST., N. P. Nc
Knight.
~Darlington-S. H. PRESLEY, P. G. Fluid.
.Greenville-J. P. Moore, {. F. Hopkins, ].
NJ. Cannon, W.. D. Robertson, ]. K. Stone,
Solomon Jones, Hewlett Sullivan.
) Horry-C. B. Sarvis, Alva EnZor.
Kershaw-J. F. Sutherland, james T. Trues-
del, a. A. Huckabee, ]. B. Hall.
Lexlngton-. ]. Derrick, Charles Hutto, H.
A. Smith.
Laurens-Thomas Owens, Cullen LaPt.
Marlon-Elisha Fryer.
Marlboro d. -. Mccall, Abel Qnlck, ]. W.
Stubbe, George Jackson, James 8. Legest.
Newberry-WlIIiam Summer:
Oconee-J. B. Phillips, J. B. Sanders;
Orangeburg-R. N. Dannelly, +. W. Vogt.
Pickens-J. W. Brown, s.. D. Goodlet.
RichIand-W. B. Nash, Robert Adams, h.
W. Sigh.
Sumter-C. Hurst, II. u. Coroett, y. H.
Dennis.
Union-william A.. Bolt.
Also, appointed for Charleston County, Will
liam Rollln, vice James Brennan, removed,
and william G. Plckney, vice W. R. JerVey,
removed.
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THE WEATHER THIS DIP.

WASHINGTON, April 80.
The lowest barometer will continue moving
eastwardly from Lake Superior into Canada.
Brisk, and probably high westerly winds, will
prevail over the upper lake region and extend
to the lower lake region during tonight and
on wednesday morning. Cloudy and threat
ening weather, with rain, will probably
during tonight, and over New Eugland on
wednesday. Rising barometer, Northwestern:
" winds and clearing weather will prevail
over the northwest and extend over the upper
lake region and to the Ohio Valley. Caution
ary signals continue at Milwaukee, Chicago,
Grand Haven, Detroit, Toledo and Cleveland.
Y.sterday's Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. s. A.-4.47 p. Nj
Local Time.
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JoTT1NGs ABOUT THE STATE.

Aiken Division Sons of Temperance in
q fourlshing condition, and the membership
Ia increasing rapidly.
Notwithstanding the backward spring q
great many varieties of early vegetables have
already made their appearance in the Aiken
markets.
United States marshal attempted to ar
rest ". q. Eddie at Newberry Courthouse.
Eddie declined and tried to knock the mar
shall down. but was safely lodged in jail.
Eddie Is q New Yorker.
The Columbia Memorial Association have
elected the following officers Tor the ensuing
year: President, Mrs. J. T.. Darby, and secre'
tary and treasurer Miss Martin. Committees
were appointed to make the necessary ar.
engagements for the celebration of memorla
day, the 10th instant.
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THE DEMOCR4CY AND THE PRESI-
DENTAL CAMPAIGN.

ALBANY, April 70.
The Argus of Monday will contain an article
Upon the subject of the Cincinnati Convention,
which repudiates, In the name of the Demo-
cratic party, the assumption of the New York
World In relation to Charles Francis Adams.
It says: I'VE do not know where the World has
found evidences of Democratic preference for
Adams, to the exclusion Of other distinguished
men named as the possible choice of the Gin.
cinnali Convention" After acknowledging
the high personal and public character of Mr..
Adams, which even his ungraclous letter can.
not affect, 1t goes on to say: W will not imi-
tate the fault we censure by assuming to
pledge the Democracy of this State for a can
didate, but for our own part, we feel that the
are with the great West"
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They were all disguised, and the one who ap-
peared to be chief was addressed as No. G.
Rosa Williams, colored. testified that she

They were all disguised. and the one VINO ap-
peared to be chief was addressed as No. 6.
Rosa Williams, colored, testified that she
had been the wife of Jim Williams or Jim
Rainey. The Ku-KluX came to their house on
the night of March 6, 1871, and nine or ten
men came into the house, got two guns that
were there, and took Jim Williams out of the
house. Then some of them came back and
searched again for guns, but did not find any.
Then they went out, and witness heard her
husband making a noise as though he were
choking. Witness came to the door and
begged them not to hurt him, and they told
her to 90 back into the house, which she did.
Witness saw his body next morning hanging
to a tree in the woods, about q quarter of a
mile from the house. Witness recognized
none of the party.
Andy Tins, colored, testified to the finding
of Williams's body hanging in the woods.
Williams was a good man, and witness had
never heard anything against him until after
he was dead. Then he heard that he had been
making threats against the white people.
Hiram Littlejohn, coloreds testified that the
Ku-Klux came on him on the night otthe raid
in question, and got a gun from him. There
were three men in the party, and they said
they had hung Jim Williams, and meant to
rule the country or die.
The court then, at three P. NJ, ordered a
recess until halt-past sevenP II.
EVENING SESSION.
The court reassembled soon after half-past
seven P. NJ, and William Mulllnax was called.
he testified that he had belonged to the Ku-
Klux in Union County, and he repeated sub
stantially the same testimony that ne had given
two or three times before, but having lived
In Union County he knew nothing of the de-
PENDANT, and his testimony had no direct
bearing on this case. On cross-e1aminatlon 1t
shown that this witness was present at
the murder of A. D. Owens, and OF both the
raids on Union County Jail.
Damon Mosely. another Ku.Klux from
Union County, was next examined, and he
described a variety Of outrages In Union
County, including the second raid on Union
jail, on which occasion he attached the ropes
to the tree by which the victims were hug.
This closed the testimony for the prosecu-
ton, and tho court adjourned until ten o'clock
this morning.
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FIGHTING 1T

MATAMoRAs, April 30.
There is skirmishing around the city. and
the wounded are being brought In. The black
flag floats over the Notifications. General
Cevsllos, now commanding here, Is the man
who took young and old men from their
houses In Merida Yucata in 1865 and shot them
without trial.
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, April 80.
The city Is overlooking with women and
children from Matamoras, and revolutionary
sympathizers expelled by Cevallos. General
McCook has picketed the river to preserve
Neutrality. The citizens have organized them.
selves into an extra police, anticipating the
influx of marauters.
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"BUcHU" UNDER TEE HAMMER.
Sale Of Hembold,s Store and Effects a
Auction-Novel Scenes at the Home o
the Great Pill Autocrat.

tho Great Pill Autocrat.
Truly may it be said that the rise and fall Of
Helmbold, the pill autocrat of the world,
resembles that of the Fourth OF July rockets.
Less than two years ago this representative
opened a drug store In Broadway, New York,
that was made By lavish expenditure almost a
marvel Of eccentric elegance. A few days ago
this store and It's entire stock of goods and
fixtures passed into the hands of the sheriff,
and by him was sold 10 satisfy the claims of
debt against its nominal owner. The crowd
was Immense, but the buyers were few, and
the sacred precincts of the editorial depart
ment, the commodore's sanctum, and the
ladies' parlor were invaded by that rabble that
usually attends sherifs' sales. The Herald, in
REPORTING the sale, says:
Sheets of music were strewn over the floor
with the sentence, '.Helmbold's Galop," en-
blazoned thereon, and all the drugs, Chemicals,
vases, fancy bottles and articles were knocked
down at prices about ~one.quarter OF their
value. Toilet sets ranged from 81 to So 50; q
fancy glass dish went for 30 cents, q bottle OF
G. 8. oil for 40 cents, dozens of Helmbold's
1--WE Have 1t" and II Have II" at 81 so per
DOZEN; "a counter, scale and weights for $40;
tOur O6rrelS VI pdlcuL meuiCiucs, W uoZeues
sold for $50, and five boxes for 500; vases
were knocked down at 424 cents and 81 62
each, and a pair OF large, handsomely painted
| ones, about four feet Id height, were knocked
down to q Mr.. Biddle Tor s235; twelve
boxes of patent medicines brought 5000; tooth
brushes 81 81 per dozen, boxes OF assorted
powder 10 cents each, bottles of German
cologne 81 81 each, rabbits paws for ap-
plying rouge to the cheeks, Is cents each;
razor-strops, 20 cents each. The contents OF
tile prescription room, containing probably
sufficient 10 stock a small drug store, were
purchased by Mr.. Schwartz for S2l6; a marble
soda fountain and counter sold for s4lO, which
probably cost $1,000 or $500; a mineral water
fountain brought SIS; and Two large bronze
window trees, each with seventeen branches,
bearing a large bottle, sold Tor s25 each; five
| large cut glass druggists window bottles
brought s. so eech; silver-plaled showcases,
from SAT to $50 zach; black walnut chairs, with
and without arms, and with morocco or leaLh.
er seats, $40 so each; marbletOp counters sold
for SIS so each; the shelving and drawers
brought $40; and the large Mathews soda
fountain and counter, which originally cost
$4,000, was knocked down for $500, and the
purchaser was discovered to be Mir. Mathews,
the manufacture of 1t.
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THE ERUPTION OF VESUTTUS.

NAPLES, April 80.
Showers of sand have succeeded the rain OF
ashes, which was falling yesterday. The erup'
ton Is now accompanied by wonderful cleo.
trical phenomena aud lightning bursts from
the crater. Burning clnders, stones and
scoria are falling thick and fast In the Town
of Massa Di Soma, which is entirely deserted.
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funeral Nntires.

:, @- THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Prince, and OF their respec-
tive families, are respectfully requested to attend
the Funeral Services OF their Infant Son, GEORGE
EDWIN, at their residence, No. s15 East Bay,
THIS AFTERNOON, at s O'Clock. msy1
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~1,,,rnp. r1oN 70 VIKGIAIA.-Mr. August Vo-
ele' Of Alexandra, Va, has gone to Germany
as an agent tor a real estate agency In that
civ TO make an effort to turn the tide OF emil
grafton from that country, now going to the
West. to Virginia, and they have furnished
him with q large amount If printed matter,
cards, circulars. &C., to be used by him, set
ting forth the advantages of that State.
The Valley VirgiDian mentions the presence
in Stanton of q party of Englishmen who
propose to purchase $1,000 acres of land. pro-
vidrd they find it In a body to suit them,
Over fifty English families (lC says) have re-
Gently purchased and settled in the vicinity Of
Gordonsville, and q number of others are ex
pected over coon to join them. These results
have been obtained by private enterprise and
extensive advertising In England.
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r. ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
cautioned that I Will not be responsible for bills
contracted by any OF the crew Of the Bark MED;
WAY. JOHN EVANS,
apr2s Master.
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OF THE cAR1IsT RISING.

MADRID, April 80.
Marshal Serrano has issued congratulatory
proclamation to the troops under his COM
mand. He states that the loyal people OF the
provinces infested by the insurgents in their
zeal to uphold the government, have taken up
arm against the insnrrectiohists. The mar
shal also announces to his troops that nearly
all the Carlist bands In Arragon have been dis
persed, or def: ated by the loyal forces.
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THE WEDDING OF LOTHAIR.
THE MARQUIS OF Butte M4RRIES
THE FAIR MISS HOWARD.

Romance Rewritten-UnIon
OF the Houses of Norfolk and Stuart
Religious and Political Significance
of the Event-The Marriage Ceremony
at the Londo O~ratory-The Dresses
of the Bride and Bridesmaids, sc.
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been expected lot some DAYS, ouL IL WIZ
prove a heavy load for the administration to
carry. ~
In the House of Lords tonight, notice was
gwen ofa further postponement of Earl Rus
sells motion until the 9Th of May. Earl Gran
vile, In reply to an inquiry, said that. at o re-
cent visit to the residence of the American
minister, he was informed by Mr.. schenck
that the reply of the American Government to
the British note of March Goth, with regard to
consequential! damages, had not yet been re-
ceived, but was momentarily expected.
LONDON, April 3o..
The Times this morning, In an editorial
upon the present phase of the Alabama claims
question, congratulates the United States
Government for proposing that the liabil-
ity OF neutrals shall never extend beyond the
direct consequences Of breaches of neutrality.
This, says the Times, Is paving the way for q
satisfactory settlement Of the differences now
existing between England and America.
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Mem 1%pnbliratlorls.
CHROMOS!

We have received q large consignment OF For
eign CEkOMOS. The subjects are from the best
arIists.
We are prepared TO furnish the "HYMNAL'' at
the lowest introduction prices. A variety OF
styles; prices from 40c, 6Oc, 75c, 81, and upwards.
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A THING TO BE REMEMBERED.- frying to do
business without advertising is like WinklnS
at a pretty girl through a pair Of green Cog
giles. You may know what you are doing,
but nobody else does. Business men should
nnt this is q note book'and read 1t often.
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NA- THE CHARLESTON CHARTTA-
BILE ASSOCIATION, for the Benent OF the Free
School ~Funa-Onicial Ranle Numbers: a.
CLASS No. 479-MoRNnaG.
67-52-3S- g S-55A9-4-61-26-S1-33
GLASS No. 4so-EvENNG.
8O-42-9-25-34- 7-50-63- 2-Ss-l4-T
As witness our hands st Charleston this soth
day Of April, 1877. $3.50
JAMES GILLILAND, esf
mayl Sworn commissioners
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CLOSING UP THE RdNKS

The Radicals Consolidating their Party
ciaI Mess-What They Try to do About
It-WiIling Witnesses In the Laurens
Cases.
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5perial Notices.

~- ICE.-THE BRANCH ICE-HOgSE,
in Meeting street, below Tradd street, win be
opened on WEDNESDAY, May LIST. =
JAMES KENT,
mayl-2 Agent, Meeting street Ice House.
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ZION E.~

~ ON ID A X b l a u II. @
Happy relief for Young Men from the effects
OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-
stored. Nervous debility cured. Impediments
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa. oct12
~BURNHAM's SUPERIOR YEAST
NOTWITHSTANDING used Yeast Powder In our
families for several years, we give q decided pref
erence above all others to. that prepared BY
EDWARD s. BUREHAM, Graduate OF Pharmacy,
No. 42l King street, near Calhoun street, Charles
ten, 8. @. King Mansion Boarding House, julius
Petsch, B. O. Webb, George L. Holmes, Georges 8.
Pelzer, n. D., John 7. Wlghtmsn, D. D., William
Smith. Master Machinist, 8. @. B. B.
apr5-3mos
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mr. NOTICE.-THE BRITISH BARK
"MEDwAY,n John Evans Master, from Oardln
has THIS DAY been entered at the customhonse.
under the Ftve.Day Act. All goods not Permitted
at the expiration OF that time, will be sent to the
public stores. WAGNER, HUGER & CO,
April 2z, 1877. Agents.
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.@OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAIL-
WAY COMPANY, No. 2 BROAD STREET,
CHARLESTON, 8; O., APRIL %, 1s72.-on and
after WEDNESDAY, 1st May, the Cars will conn
mence the SUMNER SCHEDULE, running until
10 P. II, SUNDAYS excepted, when the last Car
will leave the Battery at tx p. n. sri
EVAN EDWARDS,
apr2a-3 Secretary and Treasurer.
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@-TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
ENTERPRISE RAILROAD coMPANY.-Your at.
tention Ia hereby called to the following Resolu-
ton, adopted at a meeting Of the Directors held
on the 2Sth ultimo:
RESOLVED, That an assessment Of TWENTY PER
GENT. be, and Is hereby, made uron the Capital
Stock Of the Company, payable In four equal
monthly Instruments, beginning on the LIST day Of
MAY ensuing. WILLIAM McKINLAY,
msy1-S Secretary ard Treasurer.
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M- DR.. ANDERSON HAVING BE-
TURNED to the city, offers his services as Surgeon
Dentist. Dental Rooms southwest corner King
and Liberty streets. apr8of