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GERMANY.

BERLIN, April est is reported that
Camphausen, the PrusSiRn Minister Of
Finance, will not resign, despite his de.
feat on the bill on manufactured iron.
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Strike OF Reading Railway En-.
EiueprA Abandoned,

PHILADELPHIA, April 2s'-The strike
Of the Reading railway locomotive en-.
gineers appears to have been abandoned.
The new men are doing as we'll as those
whose places they have taken.
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HHAs. f. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL. CHEMIST,

l. prepared to make careful and complete lualysGs
Of Iron Ores, LmeItone1, Mineral Waters, etc.
LAborAtOry cor. 18th and chuplins streets
au!2 Wheeling, ". Va
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SAN FRANcIsco, April 2S.-John
Chistenon, Of B. Darrold & Co, New
York, wAs to.doy elected cashier OF the
Nevada Bank, vice NIX, Mastsn, resigned.
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TURF MATTEWS.
Goldsmith Maid aud Rarus..The
Maid Wins III Three Straight
nRnlS

SAN FRANcIsco, April 2s.-A Los An.
gelos dispatch says that the match be.
tween Goldsmith Maid and Rarus to-day
resulted in an easy victory for the Maid,
which was won in three straight heats
Timc-2:221, 2:l9 and 2l9l.
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BUsINESs MEMoRASpA.-The nail trade
is active at Pittsburgh.
The Philadelphia Ledger, OF Saturday
last, ezpresses the opinion that the effects
OF the European war have now been dis
counted, and prices are AS high as they
are likely to go for some time.
Baltimore & Ohio railroad stock is
quoted at l26. It4 lowest point was
1923.
The recent low prices OF corn have in-
trodaced it into every portion Of Great
Britain and Ireland for feeding stock,
and it is being rapidly introduced upon
the continent. The London General
Omnibus Company used over million
bushels Of American corn last year, all Of
which was shipped from PhiIadeIPhia.
Large quantities arc also being nsed in
trelandior distilliug whisky.
. The Atlantic & Pacific Telegraph Co.
Is giving the Western Union hard chase
for business. At the annual meeting Of
the company on Thursday last, the report
Of the President showed that for 1876 the
gross earnings were SS7O,57o 49, gross ex-
penses SSSl,8ll SO, leaving II profit Of
SS0,92S As. The increase in receipts over
1873 was % $40 per centum, being $lG7,-
i9G So the number OF messages sent was
2Ol9,533, being an increase over 1875 Of
l57-lO per Centum, or in number Al2,-
I3O. During The year l,OS9 miles OF poles
aud 2,G7S miles Of wire were added to the
lines OF the company. Al the end oi the
year the company and its connections
comprised 1889 miles Of poles, SG,O4l
miles OF wire and | 1857 offices.
The Elm Grove railway seemed to be
doing good business Yesterday. Secre-
tary Savage thought the earning, would
be aboul..S2O for each oil the four cars.
The big daya on the line are Sundays
Wednesdays and Saturdays, The people
come into market on the two latter days
and onsalurdays aud Sundays many per,
soma visit the cemeteries. ...
Speaking OF railways, our attention has
been called to the following table show,
ing the fares charged on the street rail,
roads Of several OF the cities oil the coun,
try.
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ENGLAND.


LONDON, April 2S.-To.day the stock
market, though not much animated, wa,
decidedly better in tone, especially for
foreign stocks. Russians were better and
Turkish no worse. The final fall for the
week Is, on the average, Russians and
Hungarians 3! to 4, Turkish l to I!
Some Of the latter changed hands at the
lowest price ever reached. II ia stated
nearly every member Of the London
Stock Exchange anticipated the fall, and
that the Paris speculators are those
chiefly caught in the fall,
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The Grand International steeplcchase
Handicap, at sandown Park, was won by
Congress-, Citizen second. sultana third
MEXICAN NEGOTIATIONS FAVORED.
The Times publishes an article which
iavors the movement Of resumption Of
diplomatic relations with Mexico.
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acknowledgement.


Wa may e1peel intcreAtinp war noTu
,.,n, mi. lima forw,rd The bo.,i,s
80, 49,, no,,;r, c,o.O in soch o,L.r
Lar, IN En,ons and Asia Already ,,ev
Isn.L.J.r onn,,.ror, in As;o uLioI
"a,nltoJ IN 4, considerable succs.s ror tbO
Tn,L, I,o.m,c,, ma ,he Tnrk. ara mo,
,s,n;,,oI,o ,sI, lics ws will sccs,, ,bo;.
-. ,,no mil, woc,r Lo,r u,a o,Io,
dlo Oo,hc Europe,r .ilo of ,ho w.r
,,,,,L. Pn,,;,rs ss.r, n honnn.lina
A;oo.u .. sLor;a,n ,smorlsd a, ,ho
L,nls n Five Fork. According 10 mi.
n,,nira,, rows ,hov m,do Lr;tt;.n,
,,.,oL 10 Gol,,, nm ho nornbo TLo,
a,o ;mi,,,in. ,hs tactic. n W.
tsI,to aa,ins, E,,ro, Tho n.nnh.
:. ,ha G,,a lin. If Tr,Li.L Jorsrco II
,to. ,.o ho.,sn ,horo ,ho,, ,viII toII L,o,
on III. p,Ik,n monr,ains ,he;r .scorI
lima Wa have e,nec,od ,o ses ,bem
.,rhhorrIv cor,,s, ,Lo n,ss,c. n Tho Do
nube but the ropid advance Of the Rms.
si,r, 10 GaIo,y iooks a, II tho cro..in,
nav ho .nseIilv cfTsc,e1 and , holI m.I
maIoson,Lw.rd Tho TrrL. have Ion,
line IA IorenJ nnon tbe river e,,endino
nos,Iv lOo miles from ,hs mouth nI ,he
Nh, - Cho.n;,, on IL. An.,,i.n t.on
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CANADA.


QUEBEC, April 2S.-At a meeting of
the City Council, last night, the resolu-
tions adopted at the public meeting Of the
previous evening were presented, con-
demning the different committees Of the
corporation for extravagance, and also
for dissemination to reduce the police
force. The passages OF the City Hall
and the galleries were packed with peo.
pie, who began a disturbance, and the po-
lice becoming powerless, the military
were called out. The mob forced its way
into the Council Chamber, compelling the
Mayor TO adjourn the meeting hastily.
The rioters then took complete possession,
upsetting the stoves and chairs, and doing
all the mischief in their power. A double
alarm Of fire was sounded, and fire APP
paratus was run out to divert the atten-
tion Of the mob, but without effect. Stone
throwing was then commenced, and the
windows demolished, after which the
mob dispersed.
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rRoROGuED.


OTTAWA, oNr., April 2S.-ThC Do
minion Parliament was prorogued to-
day. Lord Dullerin, in his speech, said
that the law relating 10 insurance COM
panies will add TO the existing security
Of Canadian insurers. The alteration
OF the duties on petroleum will
confer great boon OIL tho masses
OF the population. The vast shipping
interests Of our great inland seas will be
benefited by tho extension 10 trade on
those waters Of the rights and remedies,
the utility OF which have been recognized
by long experience. The law providing
for the extradition OF fugitive criminals
will enable Canada to discharge efficiently
her part Of the engagement, and Lord
Du1erin hopes he may Be enabled, when
Parliament next meets, TO announce the
conclusion Of a more extended extradi.
ton treaty between Her Majesty and the
United States.
The Committee Of the House OF Com.
mons, in the case OF Speaker Auglin, find
he violated the independence Of Parlia,
ment Act by accepting Government
contract, and thereby voiding his election
CANADIAN MILITARY.
MONTREAL, April 2s.-No orders have
been received SO far relative to the move
ment of troops in consequence of The
Eastern war. lis probable the officers
on the staff, whose regiments are station
ed in England, will have to rejoin their
corps.
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NEw YORK, April 20.--The World to-
morrow will contain report in regard
TO the celebration Of the 5gth anniver-
sary OF the birth OF the Car Of Russia,
on board the Russian fleet now lying here.
Religious services were held at which
the Grand DGkeS and other officers Of the
llect were present in tull dress aud wear
ing orders. After the services salute
was fired and the health OF the Emperor
and success Of the Russian arms tOaslCd.
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The announcement that the Khedive's
son HAssam goes TO the assistance Of the
Porte ia contradicted. His mission is to
explain the Khedive's inability to COM
ply with the SulIan's request for troops.
A Paris dispatch says that not only has
Russia warned the Khedive against send.
ing troops to aid the Sultan, but has
warned him against diverIing the Gums
he has set apar, for creditors for such
purpose.
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PARIsiTREATY.

The Times Vienna dispatch says il re.
mains to be seen whether the powers will
answer the Porte'a note. The pOurparlerS
between the Cabinets seem to point to an
intention to reply. II these do not lead
to an understanding, the Treaty OF Paris
must, naturally, be considered Ns can
ceIed, not only as between Russia and
Turkey, but also as between Russia and
the other signators.
1t is probable France will send Count
Chandordy as special ambassador TO
Constantinoplc.
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NAVAL CHANGES.

Isaiah Hanscomb has been relieved
from duty as Chief OF the Bureau oil Con.
struction in the Navy Department, and
Navy Constructor john W. Easily, on
duty at The Washington NNvy.yard, has
been assigned to duty AS Chief Of the
RnrtnM.
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NEw YORK, April 2s.-A dispatch
from London says advices from Turkish
sources report that tho battle at Batoum
ragged throughout yesterday. The Rus.
SLAMS, commanded by the Grand Duke
Michael, were repnlsed with heavy loss,
The Turks, under Iassan PashS, suffered
slight Losses. The Russians resumed the
attack last night, and were again defeated
and driven across the frontier.
TURKS ACROSS THE DANUBE.
Other dispatches say the Turks crossed
the Danube to-day y,'near silistria, and a
severe engagement Ia expected.
ITALIAN NEUTRALITY.
The Italian Government has issued n
declaration Of neutrality.
ENGLISH MILITARY PREPARATIoHs.
MANCHESTER, April 2S.-The Guardian
says II is rulnored there is conflict Of
opinion between Lord Baconsfeld and
some Of his colleagues, as to the part
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when requested to visit the capital.
In 1915, heSwas q candidate for re-
election, but was sacrificed OH "Black
Thursday" a day memorable in the
the history Of the State. He return
ed to the bar, and lis now endeavo-
ing to build up again the large and
lucrative practice which he had sac
trificed to his sense Of public duty.
This detail of facts slow, that in ad-
dition to his. ..eminent qualifications q
debt is due.to Judge hlaher by the
State, which should be discharged by
his reelection to the bench.
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Moses and nIackey.
Ajax Defying Lightning ug-Ths Re.
suit.
Washington Republican,

[ Washington Republican,
Among those whom Moses charged
with certain wrong doings was the
loquacious and howery Judge Tom
j. Mackey, who will be remembered
as being here last winter in the role
of champion and advocate of Cover.
nor Hampton. AS soon rs Judge
Mackey heard Of the charges against
him he demanded and was accorded
an opportunity to appear before the
committee, in order that lie might
"rcfutc the vile slanders Of the pcsti
ferrous traducer of honest mems re-.
putation." Moses was also present
at the time that Mackey, and tho
effect was somewhat sensational. The
Judge, rising upon his feet, launched
forth upon one of his grandiloqucnt
stereotyped speeches about as fol.
lows.
"standing'as do, lido Ajax defy
ing the lightning, am prepared to
meet any charge that may be brough t
against me by such an unprincipled
paltroon as this lineal descendant of
the unrePentant thief on the cross.
Sir, | refer to the man who stands in
your midst, known by the name OF
the hero Of the bullrushe shes-Moses."
AT this juncturo Mr.. Moses arose
and walked over towards the irrepres-
sible Judge just as he was about to
take another spread caglc flight MI i
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ELECTION NOTICE

An Election for Mayor and Four Alder
men for the Town Of orangeburg So. ca.
will be held at the Engine House on Tues
day the llth day Of September 1877.
The Polls will be opened Mt o'clock A.
NJ and closed ut 6 o'clock p. NJ,
The following Board of Managers will
hold the Election, TIC. Albcrgotti, G. s,
shircr, James C Dickson.
All bar-roons will be closed at 6 o'clock
p. nj. on the 10th September and remain
closed until 6 a. m. on the 18th of septcm-
bcr 1877,
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table, and free from all alcoholic slimu.
lants.
1t is the result of careful =, udy, experience
and labor.
The greatest care is taken to exclude ev-
crything Objectionable
1t nnites as a fc-restoring scientific tonic
tonic, the greatest strengthening and vitali
zing principles.
Persons Of sedentary habits, and over
worked, find In it specific for want of ap
petite. palpation, debility, constipation and
many other Diseases Of the Liver.
The aged find in it guarantee Of prolong-
cd health and life; and weak and delicate
women find especial benefit from its use.
1t ID tho Master of Disease.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by
AUSTIN g. &C.
DOWIE g. NOISE,
Proprietors, Charleston, S. G.
For sale by
DR.. A. C. DUKES,
DIR. j. &. WANN.iMAKER,
rR. A. S. HYDRICK.
mug II Gm.
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EAsTERLIN MILL CLUB

A Dennnciation-of the Alton Of tho Ma
tional Cotton Exchans eNo Cotton to
be sold Exclusive Of Tare.
ORASGEBuRG, s. c., Aug. 20.
To the Editor Of the Journal Of Cont
n,crcc
Alta meeting Of the Orangcburg
Agricultural Society, held at this
place on Saturday, the 18th. the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions
were adopted:
Whereas. there is an ind lea ton on
the part Of cotton buyers and specu-
lators to unite among themselves for
the purpose ofbuying our cotton crop
net. or, in other words, making the
planters lose the expenses of making
up our cotton into bales for market,
thereby making large grain to the
buyer aud corresponding loss to
the pl oducer; therefore, be it
Rcsofrc', That the Orangeburg
Agricultural Society Of Orangcburg
County, deprccate aud oppose the
action Of tho "Inter,Aesionai Coto,n
Exchange" and all others in sympa-
thy with this Convention and are de.
termined to protect. our own interest
in this matter by not conscnting to
sell or dispose of our cotton crops to
any psrson, or persons, exclusive of
"tare;" aud that we will oppose the
election Of any person, or persons, tc
our General Assembly who favors
this greet injustice to the planter.
Resolvcd, That this preamble aid
resolutions be published in the Joar.
nat Of Commerce and Ne,us and Courier
of Charleston, S. c., also in the Or.
angeburg News AND TIMES, with
the request that all papers having
the welfare Of the cotton planter at
heart do also publish them.
KIRK ROBINSON,
Secretary 0, Agricultural Society.
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REGISTRATION.

All persons qualified to vote at the above
Election will be required to register pre-
v'ous to the Election books for rcgistra
ton will be opened at the Engine House on
Friday Saturday, and Monday, previou, to
the Election, being tho 7th, Sth and 10th
days Of September 1877
Books to be opened each day from 7
o'clock A. NJ. to 6P. N.
The above named Managers will conduc,
the Registration. BY ordct ofTown Coun-
Gil.
T,R. MALONE,
Clerk Of Council.
ang 2s 81.
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SheriR's Sales.

BY virtue of an Execution to ma
directed, twill sell on the first Monday ia:
September 1877, at st. Matthews IS. O.. for
cash, all that certain stocksof goods. in storo
now occupied by p. w. Gates, consisting e
Groceries, Boots, Shoes &c. ~ go. :
Levied on as the property of B WGates
at the slit of Pclzer Rodgers & Co.
!, ~ erifs Office jill. LIVINGSTON
OraDgeburg County 8. O. C,
Sept 18th 1877
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TO THE PUBLIC.

All persons able to give information Of
fraudulent claims against Orangcburg
county, or Of any facts or circumstances,
any information whatsoever calculated to
aid the Commission recently appointed TO
ascertain the true indebtedness Of said
County, in cffccting the object Of their
appointment, are hereby earnestly requested
TO communicate such information to the
undersigned, or to either Of them. So far
as shall be consistent with the public inter.
est, the authorship of such communications
will be treated rs confidential if desired by
the parties making them.
WM. M. HUTSON,
DONALD X. BARTON,
JAMES S. HEYWARD,
Commissioners.
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NOTICE.

Stolen from the plantation of Mary C
4nmer ANN esrson IN orangeburg y. County my horse
to the whereabouts Of sumo or furnisbing
proof to convict the thief will be libernily
rewarded, Description-Color roam, white
star in forehead, left hind foot white small
hump on same foot, and about seven wears
old. Communicate with the undersigned
e. w ULMER,
aug 25 :,
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SALE OF WATCHES AND
JEWELRY.

ly order Of the Probate Court. I will sell
ut the Store "f the late Emanuel Ezekiel,
ON Russel Street, at pnblic auction for cash.
Watches, Clocks nne .jcwclry left for re-.
pairs over one year, on which the sums due
for such repairs are still owing ut time of
sule Auction sale OF the same con, rnencing
nt O'clock y. NJ. on Saturday September,
10, 1877, and to continue every Saturday
and saieday until all Of the said good,
are disposed Of The names OF owners AMI
the articles, and amounts due are appended
and those interested are notitiu4l to redeem
theirarticlcs before sale of aforesaid [:
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simply held upa paper, saying: "Is
that your writing and your signature /?
The Judge Immediately subsidized and
turned pale. Even Aka Mackey
had been struck by the lightning of
Moses.
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County Courts.


It is thought that the Legislature
ehis winter will abolish the office of
Trial Justice and establish instead
court for epch county on the plan
which prevailed here just prior to til 9
adoption Of the present Constitution.
The Office of committing Magistrates
will also be created.
We have thought the matter over,
and as journalist it is our duty to
speak plainly.
In our Judgment, then, the scheme
is one fraught with mischief to tho
people. It is said that these courts shall
DO self sustaining. Howp may we be
permitted to ask. IF the salary of
She Judges be fixed ut one or two
thousand dollars pr anaun,, how are
they to get it upon the self-sustain-
ing principle except from tho fines
and costs imposed by them ?
And under these circumstan.
oes, would fair and impartial
justice be administered by Judges
whose bread would be buttered in
proportion to the fines pronounced by
The courts shall be self:sustaining,
them?
but one or two thousand dollars a
year will have to come from some.
where for the Judges salary. A. and
B. are indicted for IAN agy ravated
assault and battery. A. is poor but
D. is rich. The Judge is longing for
bonanza in the person of some
nfiuent offender to contribute to his
salary. The parties are tried aud
found guilty. A. is not able to
pay fine and it would be expensive
to make the county feed him for over
ten or fifteen days, and afteI long
lecture he is thus sentenced and com
mitted. But B. is rich. He
should set good examples for his
follows, and he is fined two hundred
dollars and costs or be confined in
the county jai! for six months! Of
course the fine is paid and part of
the Judges salary is liquidated.
This is one objection to these much
talked of self-sustaining courts
Another is that they will be the
cause Of an increase in taxation, and
the formation of new Court House
Rings. Why is it that the present
Circuit Judges have to interchange
Circuits3 Because stationedi at one
place all the time some Of them came
to have pets, local prejudices, &c.
Now, the evil that has been remedied
by causing Circuit Judges to ride the
Circuit of the whole State is to be
toisted upon US in moro hideous
form by these county courts. Besides
it cohtemplates taking another right
from the people. The Legislature
will doubtless elect the Judges, and
in nine cases out of ten will elevate
men who could not be elected road
surveyors before the people.
Each Court House has some lawye,
whose practice amounts to nothing.
a place must be made for such men
and hence these much mooted $4,000
Judgeships.
Let It not be Forgotten.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

The exercises of Miss NJ Evan's School
will bo resumed at the residence of Mr. p
V Dibblc, on Monday, September 3rd; 1877
aug Is Ct
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Let It not be Forgotten.

It isa fault with great many
people that they never remember
public pledges or promises. While
s.' 'H'-. Of Office they are obsequious-
lypoiite and disgusLingly attentive.
But 80 soon as they are snugly enscon
eed in nice paying positions, they drift
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Parties indebted to Curtis YoungLlood
deceased will make payment and those
having demands against him will present
them duly attcstcd to James f. Izlar, Esq
Atty at Law at Orangeburg $. c.
JESSE II. YOUNGBLOOD
Qualified administrators
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A u r O r. "A
Lager Beer Saloon
IA. H.. .DESSEN,
McA1AsTER's, BRICK STORE.

MCMASTEK'S, BRICK STORE.
Respectfully informs tho Citizens Of
Orangcburg and vicinity that he has opened
a first class Saloon stocked with the best
goods the market affords.
Also will open on the first of September
next first class Eating Saloon whore meals
can be procured at all hours of the day and
night.
My goods and prices are guaranteed TO
give satisfaction.
A call is respectfully solicited.
aug IL ~
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back into their natural state, and are
no more attentive to the public than
Sancho Panza was to Don Quixote
when Le became real hungry.
Now, it will be remembered that
during the late canvass E. W. Noise,
Esq, Adjutant and Inspector General,
promised that if elected he would
give his entire salary to the free
school fund. He didn't want Office
for money. No, no! And perhaps
he will not take any of it; but it
occurs to us as not being bud idea
to remind the people Of his promise.
Let 1t not be forgottenl