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SHIPPING INTRLLIGENCE.

PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O.
CLEARED.
NsT Steamship cmba tGerl Brandt Hamburg via Plymouth
ssea.shp Ccrnuda (Irl, AngToye Hamilton Bermuda
steamship Hsyner Br Turpn London. J. ;. Tucker 90
steamship Magnolia, DaSgetL savannah, Murray Ferns
steamship City Of Dallas Hines Fernaudina Royal
slsainshiv Columbus. Reed. Havana W. P Clyde 3 60
steNnship Richmond Kelly Norfolk, City Point and Risa
si.,inship EIeanor.4 JohEson. Portland J. I. Anles
steamship Ei4a kiU.orsa, Philadelphia, Jas Hand
siesaship r W. Bruno, kosior. Baltimore Wm. DaAen
sR isaSRS JssnSe Gsr ThSor srSass ey Ko51 20
BsrS Matthew Bard Noyes, Car,enas. j. H. Wnche''ef
BARK G. c. stau;ord utal Meresea Lisbon J c. seasor
Horace scudder, Could, Alexandria Egypt Nernoa
BARI cupid (Br.). Grant Rotterdam Boyd Hinckea
BARK Abraham SKalle tNor Greser,eu, London, Fune'
B.rS Adyoea. Br spieor Cork Falmouth for orders
Bns Charlotte. whittsmorc Carlcnis Miller Houghoa
Bfis iti Aia Ala H. msls Johnston aaSa snow BSfcSss
BIig Emma, Buchanan trinidad de Cuba j. H. "irches'@
fsng Hansa Gerl oordt Bahia via Richmond. c. TOos's
brig l. NJ Merritt, Hartman cienfuesos. Jas Il. wsris
schr silss McLoon Spear. Jr Boston, Havnaud Prssg
SohI Lila NJ watts WatsS Ptnsacos PARSONS = LouI "a.
Sch " Hand, Dohorty, sierra Leone West Africa lae
c.I. a Brown Nickorson Carienas Parsons Loud
schT l.. Warren, Ireland Beaufort, y. C., D0icHe.
schr. Robert I. Clarke, Hutchinson Perrambaco haL
sehr. Georsu L. Treadwe, Taylor. PoTthoGis. ~ H. - D.
Weinberg q Go.
schr. Victor Pns. TnKham. Barscoa Isaac IT, staples
Miriam lBr) Sopl 81 Johns n. F. Bowling -heS
ibali.
.s.hr Anna Boil, Griito, New Loadon Alysh Maige.t
Sohr. Victoria Bstosel How.liavoa Wa BsiiseN1 iA''
ett & Bro. 81.
schr Jameson, Jameson, Kin ston Jan. s. do Cor
doya . 49, -
schr storSr. seayey Cedar Keys Fla, IL W. Loua
q CO. -
Jacob J. Houssaan Rider. Eeutaera, D. ~enoe"
& Co.
schr o. NJ Marrett Reed, Bsracol u. ]. wenbers Co
l.. Miles, Ulahslii b. j. " ohpeas
Co.
sohr Theresa Mcouin, Para @. Aissnck q 60.
SSLr, Mnaehah, SwLih Porto CaOciIor Pension x 20
scnl. Edltn Daniels Philadelphia. Csft~riSu
Doyle
Barss Cover WATSON. Philadelphia Jas. Hand
ARlJN I'D. ~,
Steamship Canada (Ir) sumner London March rs VIE
n.is,, and pass " h. w. J. Hurst -
SIsam sinp Clu OF Vera lTGz, D.aken. havana Apfn
steamship city OF Atlanta MooahaiL Charleston Apf' "
with ndso.a pass. To Jas. w. lunt.ad 4 60. In
Steamship H. e. Knight Chichester. Georgetown. d. G, WI"
mhso pass. 10 J. l. iooina IT, ,u...
(Ger feCLter, Bemen 10 daJ IN oa'>-
| Is anchored Ia Lower bay I0f orders. -. "A
| days, vll susar
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PASSENGERS. S4ILED.

FOR HANBURG-Is steamship cimbrir, April 6-Mr and
Mrc LOUIS schneider and family Mss aura = NC Ns
Fanny r. Fars n. n. Mliarl. Mrs Hannah AcLo1n
n K,nfer ,I, child and servant Misses Florence sophie
Lilly Grace ALce kupter Joseph Ohonoaeh MT and
Nr Lonis Lrtz WIZ Alns. Dietrich toTs lluS ;, iie
berg c. " Schaer. r. c. ". v Cronau. T. stern, Wm
Nntr Fro Brand, c. ID. child. Ions 5choeneOnrz anf
,iy Thos gotscnan and Lady. Miss Maria lena Fr stick
IN. TIar Ernst F. Hersig Mrs iaufent and chiftn
Herx, Miss Madeleine Heckin.er. f. Desener ~,
FOR GLASUONg stcr'r htD SAT- II Indiana, \ III -
Iobn Helney Wm G,orge Jackson, Mrs Elizabeth Jarsso
Iiy Amh0T. Even MacLesn John C. smith, Alex StnpSn
and Mrs A. Alien, Rev. David Lc.tlI J. 4. ecanirAI
James w. DuuOp Mrs. Ellen Dunlop, Wm. Young Joseph
DaNIGson. Masler DaYlisln.
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THE NEw-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
TRENTON ASYLUM ISvEsuGAnoN REroEr-cHuhCi
PROPERTY To BE TANED.

PROPERTY To Bk TAXED.
TpENToN, N. j., April 6.-ln the Senate to-
day the Joint Committee investigate tho affairs oi the
Asylum ut reported favoraby TO the entire con-
duct Of institution. and speak In The highest terms oil
DR. Buttolph and the general management.
The bills applying 10 assessments In cities To the DIS
,rct Court in Newark aud relative TO public roadb
were scycrally passed. .
Thr Joint meeting was postponed 20 April l3.
In the House to-ay tine nue morning was ctpendeh
on Mr. Scoyil's Tax h All the amendments Z" exempt
church propcry were lost and the D. ordered To
thirl rcnl.ng. -
In The senate the following hills werc passed:
To limit tho number of cOHsaDlcs IN attendance at
courts
To transfer the power 81 granting licenses for inns
ana iavrrus from the city Council of Camden To the
county courts.
In The House thc bill relative To lirg assessments as
amended, passed 49,,
The senate amendments TO the General IhlIoau lax
bill agreed Ia. .
The bin 10 prevent tho sales OF pools aud other species
OF gambling was ordered to third reading
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THE STATE LEGISL1TU
PROCEEDINGS AT ALBANY.

THIRD READING OF THE SUPPLY BIIL-AsSEMDLY-
MAN MURPHY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SUI
FRAGE UNPOPULAR IN THE AssEMBLf-CoMMU-
NICATIoN FROM CONTROLLER GREEN.
SENATE. ALBANY. April o, 1876.
The Senate went into Committee of the Whole
on the supply bill.
Mr. srARBUcK moved to strike out tho iAm Of $4,000
for cstern and Workshop at thc State inebrac Asylum
at BinghamtVn
Mr. JACOBS supported the motion. saying that the in
sttuton 10 a private ono and shsud not receive any
state aid. The motion to strike ont was carried.
Mr. BrARBUCx moved 10 reduoc the item VI $4,000 to
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TIE COCR7iS.
= THE TWEED JUDGMENT.

The formal Judgment in the suit of The
Peoulc against Tweed entered Yesterday IN the
County Clerks office Tho verdict Of the jury on March
WA. for sG537II7 3s Tho delay OF Judge Wos;brook
- i-ning an order ~ 81 some details has mado the In
ierst a ono on that sG, ,-G2 o.. Judge Wcsihrook.
nj, order grants PLAINTIFF, counsel an extra aliowanec
of ~BD 600: TIE taxed costs amount 10 Slb12 ~ Gnl
tie judgment inruding all tnosn iteni- amounts Ia
SBG3J.G5I 10 Tne defendant has To June 7 20 MAKE
- r,r app., and hs counsel busy preparing II.
I1c urst important stop In ts case vii be the return 20
Ic r1ceuiiun 10 enable plaintiffs 10 pIsuc thc prop
,ty orm,rly owned by weed into his asst nees hands.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Washington Place Police Court YESTERDAY aig
Patrick Johnson Of 122 West Twenty "as Do'
on a charge OF selling liquors on Sunday.
At the Harlem Police Court yesterday Jeremiah
Huntington l0a East One hundred and
at was commbed default o bail three compiaints-
sanltng wife, his mothernaw and Ohcer henry oha"
Thomas Blair William Roberts, George wilson, ,s
and William Waller the alleged burglars arrested 1uIg te
raid at No 80 Bleeckerst ON
night arraigned before Justice Flanmer ~ .s az
Police Court remandsd TO tho stoh
the officers who stated that hey
procure evidence mpDcating them WIN so'ef" Ao"0'
recently committed.
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PART III.-SngA. c. J.
A Young blood Of San Francisoo, mu

"A NUUIIN UIUUt UI .'tlII l-NV'
qulzin. people, went into Restaurant tho oher day,
snd with great flourish took scat al OF the tables.
A waiter approached what have you got 10 eati'
asked the customer. "oh, got almost everything"
:. You have Ell 70 "Yes Sir" almost everything:
will yon give me o plate OF that ~ he said, LOOKING
elrnc at the waiter The wator returned his gaze,
and catching the fellows idea OF quizzn him. he yelled
70 the the further end Of the room "Onc plaae
afl
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. April 6-The following were the prc-
ceengs in the Court Appeals to-day (Thursday April
1876: -. 49,. r.,,o,o,
No. 142-Evert Evertsent respondent agt Inc Na0nai
Bank OF Newport appeant-Argued By s. Hand foT appel
lant N. G, respondent ,,,
McNeilv, administrator respondent aSt Ihe
Continental Life Insurance Company, appoantArRnei "
Charles j. Bsell appellant a. NJ Bingham for respondent
No 3O-Wm Gourley administrator, &e, respondent asI
Joseph Campbell ct al, appeantsArgued by Robert John
stone for appellants, Z. r. Brown for respondent
Proclamation was made and the Court adjourned ,
The following the day calendar OF the court oi Appess
for Friday April lS76 Nos H. 4S 93, H. loo AZ io',
and
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A certain pompous Judge fined several law

A certain pOmpOus judge fined several law
yers $40 each for contempt VI court. Alter they had
paid their inca. n steady.going old attorney walked
fWhaf is ihat for ." inquired tho Judge For con-
tempt yor GeDor" "why. hsye aye not nned you , ior
want yoa To understand cherish secret contempt
for a. Oourt al tbs tiras, and am wiling TO pay for
ifS
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SUPRaI0E COURf-GESRRAL II
o.. Madison Avenue Bap-
tist Church agt. Bap-
tist Church In Oliver.
It,
Is. .Crosiey agt. Watts.
20. .Ducker ct al. sgt Rapp,
admir-.
81. Bond agt. McNih.
70. .O'Sulliyan agt. Rob-
ertS.
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sun macs 5.3I sur sets... 63l Moon SETS. 500
EiGB DAY-AN
sandy Hook SO Cows island. TIL Hell D. Ferry. 800
nIH wAIER DAY-P n
S.udr Hook G54 Cows island. 1881 Hell .. Forry $40
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Van Brnt dismissed the complaint Chauncey Shaher ap
pearod for pntf p Mstsr and r. L. steon ior 'n'
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1912. Harris agt Dillon ct al.
800. .Haden OF al agt. Cole
man.
7l8. .Madau agt. Sherrard.
1O26. Nichols, ex'r, agt. Tired
well.
1923. Robbins ct nj. agt
Johnson ct al.
1921. Lynch agt. Pyna
96S. Beach art. Walker.
1879. .Gottbcrg Ggt. Conner,
sheriff.
923. Philips agt. Ruger,
and ors.
207. .Brodie agt. O'Brien.
Sheriff.
TAI. .Starln, agt. Kelly.
627. .Carriugton and ors. agt-
Ward
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81 Empire Builina sc. 2Ol. The L. aner's Bank agt
So Del Lac and W II. Il. q .Amerman aet. Barton.
el uSrs.a st5 az S"H Wiha 80 BSler &C. asi Fair
80 .%eycns ags Juhson oo ciih. s. T., .
IOJ.. .WesgcrD-r ast Damn 22oN oiiase q son. @c'agI
1888 1888 asf & &s: Peters s s e. s, eyG5
i''''"Sf1ai:o Maaso &C. AS' 2as Ham, s5t. Huehnss
@Soi Hs.oc.lon Ss 2s9. Webb ast Rowland
ocoif9w wai wo5isn a5 INC Co. corn S W5oa act ao.ST.
s7 's g, s%Ga s &C. 5 a5 dfi 5Sn9 Globe
io'''"0'''" "S'' 33s. Morris sgt. Petit
cracurr-PVr L-LAwEEScg, J. Short Causes
i2-a Ash ,rt Van Dine 22S3 Tho People. &c. ex rsl
ij4g Mckee Ggt hott. loSno agt o'brien
i9oi HsaGricK sgt Mean. 2Ss5. .woo,iruG agt World
1888 Tarous ct al aet Rerp 379l Morrison agt Dnns
4o0' SSrthlop 26i7. ysershenler agi. Strauss
263l Wolf c: al, &C., ast. - and ano.
25os RoSGaeS ct ast DO ,,, strsIss and
ssi9 Sfs ss s MssTc MAY ast strauss
800 tSrs al. at Ma1%s 26eo stcCi ct al agt strauss
27O5.. West ast hiekerson oo-, - AMI an9 r r,,.,
.xgiiy sly AND and ano ss s .-sr at Eoa
gG7I. Nc KeSna agt Scrip
turo
PANT II.-BRADY,J.
Shortcaee. 275s. Kieter ct al. ast Web
2e4s. Reed a2t The Mayor o,oo u s,er anu apo; 49,,
792 Union Trust Co. OF 1900 French agt Ruger et
PIipps 1t al 20" 279O Rogers agt. snebley
1890 The National Bank OF 232S u Gau AIT. The knick
Fsirhaven AIT The erbocker Life lDs Co.
Ph9nlx Warehousng 1880. .odell and aiic' as liar'
2sls .Gorgier agL Otis. 1890. The screw Deck Co.
zs2i .Cale agt The Mayor. agt ST. John ct al.
&C. l7o8. .Bamberg ct a.. agt.
|ooo' %srs " Al "s' l772l. n Z $ Loan & Trust
aoS2. .wsiiaes i,s a Sons a,t - Co. .st. Palmer jr,
Castle ct n and anO.
l75l Fauistick, &C. agt 2s2e. .Harsn Gsslight Do.
Kannoyer agt. I'd Ave- Il. H. Co.
2I37 Baker Tho 2SiO. Petgrew and ano ast
Mech's' AID Traders 80. NOofhiS Jr, &c ,,,
Insurance Co. 23Sl hlerhan sBI Inc
1920. Brigg ct al agt Phil. -, . Mayor, &C,
hpsSts al 23is--Mhy er as@ iho mayor
23lS. Stewart agt- Lappn- &c.
PARr II-I.ARRBMoRg ].
Case on-l9l6- -Heineman and axt Heard ct al. No
"~' 'A''"'A' SPECIAL TERL-vAs worst. J.
Demnre.s. 4iiBoi,s &c. ast Belts
Macy and ano. 1884. .kasin. DC, agt Am
Same agt, same. miiOnu ct a.
10 Wales sgt The Califor. Sl2.. Frcke agt. Busch.
MIA Petroleum Co. 3lS.. .LaIond III al. agt. Deems
''pl'"0 al -" D"''' " 800 Bel aet Kieruan ct al
6..Burt ngt. Globe Mutual S35- Meyer. ct al sgt
Life ms Co. .o . OBileh. ...
s.Keep et al agt Gould 33S. Never agt Schiller e'
anu anO. Al
9.Bourguignon agt Gould $40 Baron agt Marks ct al
ana ano. 3i6. Maurice agt Maurice
seSnard ast Blake ct AT rhs IA I,rso naDx act
IL Same agt Same McMann CT al.
l3.. Blunt agL The Mayor 3iS HOFFMAN agt Kamak Of
Lac and Fact $40. Same agt. same
g92. .scannoni agt Ruck ct s0ofowicr ast Aohroaof
24s Robinson ct al ast 36l Jonkin, ct al ast Brew
Beard ct al ster eI al
las Farley agt. Farrell. 352 Billings > Thomson
Ssnasrs ia sst vsnisr. sss Martin ast Punk, ae,
blt ct al % al
100 Vanderbilt agt Wander 8J7 Collins agt. Rove OF al
bllt ct al. sos. .St0ne III. Kahn OF nj.
sehaltI at al
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and SANFORD, u.
80. .Elvcrson ct al. agt. Van.
derpoel.
32. The Whitney Arms Co
agt. Barlow.
"a. .Dunphy agt. The Eris
Railway Co.
81. .Towie agL oHusen
ct al.
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SPECIAL TKaM-srEiR. j.
No day calendar.
[I.-sEDowTcK. J.

80 -
9l9..Vsn Dorm sgt. Centrsi
Park, n. and T.. r.
II. X. Co.
1851. Dillon and ors. An
NasterSon.
S93. Matter and ors. agt
Angel.
$40. Solomon agt. Tho Me-
tropolitan Ins. Co.
1893. Continental Collection
GO. sgt. Rouss.
1924. .MoCat,ery and ano. aet
Hanson and auo.
1895. Russell agt. The Nav.
OF. Aldermen, &c.
1887. Lawrence agt Merrt.
field and ors.
1923. .Ste'nhart and ors. art
The Chicago and n.
Western X. Co.
1899. Walker agt. Walker.
rERN-C. r. DAILY. Z. J.
l..Coleman agt La,or a
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COMMON PLRAs-EQUITT

l..Winchen agt. Knicker-
booker Ice Co
g.. Scott and ano. agt
same.
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CALENDARS-THIs OAR.

SUPREME CouET-CnAMEEs.- B,ERErr, ].
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same.
TRIAL TKRN-PARr T.-RoBlSsos ].
Case oD-l978. % German agt- Kamaek.
PAKr II.-VAN BauNT, j.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1876-12-15
GRANTS STUMP SPEECH.

The p resident, on Sunday, had long con-
Versation with a representative of the Associ-
ated Press in which he aiied his views of po-
htical affairs at much length Grants opin-
ions are those Of the carpet baggers and he
talks the usual stuff about Hayes having car
ried oil the loyal states but four while Tilden
carried all but three of those lately in rebel
lion. The three he thinks Tilden didn't carry
are Florida, South Carolina and Louisiana
all of which he did carry. Wretched twaddle
Of course but it is the best that can be ex-
pected from such source. The President
advised the Democrats not to impeach him
'for it might bring out evidence which they
would not like to see spread upon the rec
ords. I.This little threat to the House will not
intimidate them much we fancy. He states
that he never intended General Ruger to place
troops in the State House in South Carolina,
but that Ruger 20 understood the order.
Those may believe this who will We don't
believe word of it. Ruger got his orders
straight enough and acted on them.
Grant aid that there were six or eight
hundred troops in Washington, and if there
shou ID be.aHy necessity for more he would OF
der them there. "We should have peace il
we had to fight for it" He made allusion to
letters received by him threatening assassina-
tion. Altogether the conversation was very
silly and partisan one, ,and.u unworthy o
man holding the high Office of Chief Mag,
istrate of the Nation. His recent Message
and this harangue are about on par.
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SCRlBNER q CO.,
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Passages from New Farce Now In Course I
Rehearsal.

Secretary of the Interior-Mr. President,
news GENES by telegraph that Jones' note to
Smith, payable at the Bank of Commerce in
New York has been protested
The President-Cameron, order the troops
to the bank and await further orders.
Secretary-Smith claims that the amount
of the note is not s42 so, but $42 90.
President Cameron, direct the first corporal
to change the s toa9.
Secretary-Bu., Mr.. President, Jones de-
MES that he has made such note and says
that it must be another Jones.
President-Cameron, order Gen. Mcdowell
to arrest Smith and place him in Fort I4afay-
ette.
Secretary-The bank asserts and Smith in
sists that the note is payable in gold and
that it is so stated in the body of the note.
Prcsident-This is most intolerable e and not
to be endured. Cameron, order Crook in
from the West. Let him send all his cavalry
and eight batteries Il, once to New York.
What are we coming to? Has there been
any blood shed?
Secretary-No overt act has been commit
ted, but it is said that one of the directors Of
the bank has game bag hanging in his hall
in the country.
Presdent-Flat burglary! Cameron, order
the cadets to be sent to New York. Where's
Robeson, tRobeson enters with u small pock-
et-fask.l Mr.. Secretary, let all the war We :
sells at Brooklyn, if their machinery will er
able them to move so far, be placed in a RI
king position at the foot of Cedar street in
both the North and East rivers.
Robeson-It shall be done. Exit
President aside IF Ruger could only be
spared from Columbia we should be free from
anxiety
Secretary of the Interior-Nr. President,
Dennis offers his services in this crisis
President---Does Jones require that the pre-.
sident Of the bank shall be deposedt
Secretary-fie does not insist upon it.
President-Let Fish draw up proclana.
nation appointing Dennis president of the
bank Give him control over the army aud
navy 1t is fortunate that the republic hai
such citizens to call upon.
Enter Attorney Geperal-Mr. President
Jones has got possession Of the note ant
lighted his cigar with il.
President-Let the orders all be revoked
Every body has mistaken my directions. w,
shall see what all this means Toll Cameron
and Robson to order court -martials Instant,
on General Mcdowell aud the commander 0
the Brooklyn navy yard. Talk about the lin
itation Of the constitution know what an
talking about every time
Ereust 0maes, the orchestra striking VI
"Hail 10 the chief,''
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ALSO,

All that certain lot OF land situate in the township
OF Greenwood C unity and State aforesaid, bounded
and described follows, to-wt Beginning at Il
post corner OF lands OF Jacob Gerard, thence by
same and lands OF John sands north degrees east
seventy eight and two tenth perches thence by last
men Toned land south sixty and one'half degrees
east twelve perches 70 white oak, thence by same
and land OF Moore and Dewitt heirs nth eighty and
one-half degrees east one hundred and thlrty-six
perches 70 stones, thence by land OF /, A. Dewitt
south nine and one-hau degrees west twenty-seven
perches 10 stones, thence by land OF same and land
OF j. X. Patton and John b. Shultz south eightyone
and fourth degrees west one hundred and nf-
tyhye and one-tenth perehes 20 the place OF begin
ming; containing forty-six acres and one hundred
and fourteen perohes, strict measure, whereon are
erected q frame house, barn and outbuildngs.
Seized, taken into execution, and TO be sold the
property OF t. r. Bender.
CONDITIONS OF sALE-PurchaseTs must pay
ten per cent OF the purchase money, or at least
enough TO cover all costs, at striking down OF sale
Otherwise property 70 be resod ut once.
CHARLES s. FoRNwALD.
Dec lt-ta Sheriff.
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SOUTH CAROLlNA'S SHANE.

Chamberlain, the Republican defeated can
didato for Governor took the oath of Office be-
fore Probate Judge on Thursday Of last
week. This was illegal, as the law requires
the oath to be administered by one of the
Justices of the Supreme Court. II was pre-
tended that bill had just been passed repeal
ing this law, but it really only passed the
House and not the Senate and is consequent.
ly of no weight. Chamberlain made speech
accepting the office, which is not worth print
ing in full He said among other things that
he had mourncd over previous public abus-
es He had laborcd for honesty; but he
stood appalled, at the recent crimes against
freedom aud good government recently wit
messed here" If he meant by this the action
Of the Returning board and the bogus Legis-
lature, he might well have been appalled, =
but he didn't mean any such plain fact. lie
intended to stigmatize as crimes, the efforts
of the decent citizens of the State to secure
an honest government and kick rascals out.
He denounced the conduct of the Democrat
ic campaign as brutal outrage, depending
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der Hampton had SAID he not only 'eia the
peace of the State, but his, chamberlain 81
life in his hand. This ho did not debut His
re, oo,lJ bo oos;l,, ,oLo, brt ,o,h;,c could
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other considerations must yield to duty, to re-
sist the final success of that outrage attempted
by the Democrats.
This called from Governor Hampton the