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The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-12-19
That Petition.

BRANcIIvILLE, S. C., Dec. 2, 1879.
Editor Orangebury Domocrat,
Ihaye been shown petition which
is TO be signed and presented TO the
Legislature asking the abolishment
of the new bridge across the North
Edisto River on road leading from
Branchville to Easterlin's Mill in
this county. 1t is claimed in the pc.
tition that this bridge is exceedingly
expensive 10 the county, and Of little
use. This is said by the enemies of
the town Of Branchville TO injure our
merchants. ] heard one merchant
alone say,to dispense with the bridge
would deprive him Of trade of one
thousand dollars per- year. II one
merchant alone would bcfdeprived Of
that amount, would not,,.,the amount
be much larger to take the trade Of
the merchants Of the whole town. /
claim for the citizens Of Branchvillc
that this roodgand bride is OF considc-
rable5value, and dop't believe thst u
single member of Orangebnrg's dele
CATION in the present House will fav-
or the repeal Of the charter of the road
and bridge. The petitioners claim
that to repair the bridge will be ex-
ceedinsly expensive. Let me ask
have we not a right 10 the benefit OF
public money Us we'll as other parts
of the county, and Ialso claim that
tle bridge will not be exceedingly
expensive, but that it is q public
benefit and public convenience, and
should be kept up by the county.
BRANCHvILLE.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-12-19
Soldiers in Washington.

A dispatch from Washington to
the New York World is as follows
The rumor is gaining ground that it
is proposed to establish large gac-
rison of regular troops, possibly in
the Washington Arsenal, which is
now used for the manufacture and
storage Of military supplies. The
troops composing it will be ut the
headquarters of the regiment, with its
band Rnd about six companies. AT
tho same thine extra quarters and
camping grounds will he so arranged
that the garrison could in few hours
be augmented to several thousand.
If this plan is carried out it will bc in
direct opposition 10 the wishes OF
Congress. Gen. Hancock is quoted
as being opposed to garrisoning
troops in Washington, and it is be-
lievcd correctly. lie would certain
ly oppose always any such IIl-adviscd
attempt, monarchical in its character
and suicidal 10 the discipline of the
regular army. 1t is safe 10 assert
that if Congress should be asked for
an appropriation for the establish
ment of q garrison here, an almost
unanimous vote. of the members. Re-
publicans and Democrats, would be
recorded against giving 4 dollar FOR
any euch purpose.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-12-19
thousand Dollars Spont to Get Ten

Tie Winchester, Ky, Denocra,
says: The suit of Elijah Moore
agclnet Dudley Wade, for about an
eighth Of an acre Of land, occupied
Frid"y,Saturday and tho greater por-
tion Of Tueeday in the circuit court.
Many witnessee were introduced,
much learning brought ont on the
subject Of surveying, and great deal
of interest shown by the pGrties to the
action and their friends. This is the
second Quit growing out CT the dis.
puto over this land, end it is ectima-
ted.that the litigation has cost not less
than $1,000. The land is worth
ebout $40. Tho jury brought in q
verdict for plaintiff, giving him what
be claimei.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-12-19
Bound 10 Marry in That Family

After many devious windings
through the troubled waters of the
couise oftrue love, well-to. do far
mer has finally driited into the haven
of wedlock. He courted a yonpe
lady for a year, became her accepted
lover, and then was jil,cd. He next
made love to lie" sister, induced her
to name the d., paid for the wedding
cards, and then at the last moment
was shown to this door. Another dav
was set, and again the maiden SAID,
1--WE must part" In sheer despera.
tlon he reopened negotiations with his
first sweetheart, and made such quick
work of it that before the girl had
time to Change her mind he was her
husband. .4
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-12-19
BranchvilIe Cots.

BRAScnvILLE, S. c., Dec. 9, 1879.
Editor ,Orange5u1g Democrat
Hranchvillc is looming up in i'm,
portance, if not in material prosperi-
ty, in the law "boom." Cases here
have been as plentiful us leaves
in Valambrasa.
Mr.. Jno. c. Reeves has established
II first-class livery stable here. His
genial manners and accommodating
disposition will guarantee to his en-
terprisc abundant and long success.
There is a lively rivalry going on
here between our good merchants.
Margins arc close. Sometimes five
cents will turn an important trade.
To-day a certain individual went, to
one Of our%mcrchants Offering bale
Of cotton for sale. This merchant
offered IL 25. "Think / can do bet
ter" said the vcnder. Gall right"
said the merchant, "see what you
can do and let me know before you
SELL" The sample was taken TO No.
2, who, when he found out what No.
l offered, bid II &c. "All right" SAID
The yendcr. "If l can't get any
more you shall have it," lie then re-
turned TO No. l, and told him what
had passed. No. I said be wanted
The cotton and would give the IL 20
but no more. "No," said the vendcr,
81 promised to tuke it back to No. 2
if did not get any more" "Tcll
you what I'll do" said No. j. 81
will give you IL 2G and u five cents
pocket knife TO boot. That will be
moro than No. 2 offered. "All
right" said the vcndcr. The cotton
was bought by No. at IL 2G, the
vender receiving five cents pocket
knife to boot. Can any Of your Or
angeburg merchants beat that?
EGO.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-12-19


Frederick Schmidt, of Columbia
brought suit against DR.. +. B. Turn.
ipseed for the recovery Of his arm
which the Doctor amputated in April
1878. The petitioner is Roman
Catholic,and wanted his arm to receive
Christian burial. The Doctor wanted
it for scientific purposes, and had pre-.
served it in alcohol, and declined to
surrender it unless he was reimbursed
the cost of preparation, some six dol
lars. On tho advice of tue Court
Schmidt paid the money and had the
satisfaction burying his arm.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-12-19

TIE charters Of the National
Banks which were granted for twenty
years begin to expire in 1885, one
hundred and seventy-nine OF thece in
stitutions having been chartered b.
fore january !, 1864. It is said that
a good many shrewd men in Congress
are looking forward with qualification
to the time when the banks will want
favors at their hands. This means
that the "shrewd men" have some
nice jobs to put up, whereby they
will pocket a good deal of money. If
it does not mean this, what does IL
mean?
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-12-19

WoMEN haze certain rights which
ere inaliencblc. Every woman has a
right to be any ago she please if she
were to tell her real age, no one
would believe her. Every woman
who makes buildings has right to
believe she can make bettcr puddings
than any other woman in the world.
Every woman has q right TO think
her child the preltiest little baby in
the world /; and it would be folly to
deny her this right, for she would be
sure TO take it.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-12-19
To Remove EreckIes.

The Camden Journal SAYS: GA
lady writes TO ask us if We know of
anything that will remove frcckIes.
We do not know of any remedy from
personal experience, but we have
seen the following recommended in
an exchange, which we cheerfully
give for the benefit of any Of our fair
readers, so troubled old maida in
cluded "Bathe the face lightly with
cologne water after tea, and about 10
+. NJ, brush both cheeks, the fore.
head and chin, with carefully Sc
lcctcd mustache. If this does not re.
move the freckles, it will under ordi-
nary circumstances, cause them to be
forgotten" If any of our ccQuaint-
anccs should try the nboye expari-
ment we would be pleased to note the
result.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-12-19

Horror Of horrors. Some New York
hoys actually stoned Mrs. Mary Forse
to death on Friday last. She was a
young married woman and the moth.
er Of tour children. After knocking
her down they threw her into q cocl
bin. The boys are named Charles
Crowley, Frank Maher and Cornelius
Sullivan. We arc glad the great
outrage waa not committed in tho
South
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-12-19
The Washington Post has inter

The Washington Post has inter
viewed quite a. number of Southern
congressman in regard to the new
York HenaitSs Grant boom in the
south. They all tell the same story
is no such boom it is all
newspaper sensation. Gentlemen
from West Virginia, Arkansas, Ills.
souri,, Louisiana, Kentucky, Tennes-
see, Mississippi, Virginia, and per-
haps other States, al! agree that
there is no such hoom, and that only
q few hungry office seekers, "fools or
rascals,' are ciamoring for or medi-
tating the Grant suicide.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-12-19

Many persons have greatly exng-
gerated ideas Of the space required
for large numbers Of persons to stand
Allowing two square feet to each per-
son, the entire population of the
world (now estimated at 100000
OOO) could stand on plat of ground
eleven miles square and leave room
for about one hun drcd millions more.
The little state of Rhode Island would
IN this way accommodate more than
ten times the entire population of the
globe.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-12-19
Mali Contracts.
Congressman Aiken, ispea eakipS -

Congressman Aiken, speaking .of
contracts 70 carry the tttconn,ry
nails" says: .'fhesc contracts are
taken up by loaferrss usually around
here Washipgton.1 who, despite the
law, snb.let to men in The Sossk, and
fatten like sunfish otrthe excess paita
them by the government over over the
amount they pay inc sub-contractor.
If our people would be the prime bid
ders and secure the contracts from
frat hands it would keep qnite a sum
Of money within The Stale" "'
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-12-19

The absence Of the Probate Judge
Of this county from his office apd the
the county for the past three weeks.
IS beginning 10 excite considerable
anxiety on the part of his friends,
and is furnishing material for much
public gossip. lie left here on the
night of November 2lst, in company
with NIessrs. A. j. Moses and j. NJ.
James, who went to Tennessee, with.
out giving even his immediate family
any notice of his intended going, or
when he would return. Nothing has
been heard from him and no one can
give any idea of his whereabouts.
His mysterious departure and conlin-
ued absence is very naturally causing
many conjectures, but we trust that
he may return at an early day and a
proper explanation given.-Darlimg-
ton Nuys,
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-12-19

CONE, friends, pay up. Unless our
Subscribers pay up We, arc bound to
have fuss It is not much and you
can afford 60 pay it; but We cant af.
ford to lose it-for you are. about
seven hnndred to one against us. S.
walk up, gentlemen, settle prompa)y
and fully.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-12-19
.'.IfYou Love Me Tell Me So"

If you love me, iell me so; t lE..
have read it IN your cycs,
have heard II in your sighs,
But my woman's heart replies, Js
''If you love nle, tell me so,"
Should give you, yes or no? .s!ug
Nay Il girl may not confess
That her answer would be yes"
10 such questioning. unless .t
lie who loves her tells her SO.
If you love me. toll me SO; g.
Love gives strength TO watch and wait
Trust gives heart for anyifutc; Ar-l
Poor or rich. unknown or gre:,t-ni
1t you love me-, tell me SO.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-12-19
EpIsTo FoRK, Dec. IL, 1870.

VIZ overheard /, country darkcy
telling a crowd of towd negroes last
Saturday that about one hour before
"de brake Of day on dc night Of the
18th, he saw Jobs coffin to fall to the
yeth, and dc stars 'spangled or in
halls as big as my uand."
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-12-19

Young man, diamond pin looks
real nice and glistens brightly, but
when four dollars week supports q
man and pin both, one or the other
arc not genuine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26
a CRIME AGAINST 4 CHiLD.

TIN LITTLE DAUGHTER OF PROMINENT CITIZEN
HAPPY ESCAPE FROM DANGER.
BU TFALO, Sept. 25.-ODe of the boidest at
en,ns al abduction perpetrated here occurred
tuesday afternoon. The facts have just come To light.
A youl.. Inau named Charles f.. Schuyler, OF Little
F,l,s n Y telegraph operator called OF girl sixteen
vesrs old he daushter Of prominent citizen o Buff
f,o in the afternoon represented that he wac EN-
ployed in her fathers Office; that her father mad been
nonred by the fall Of building, ana that ne was sent
10 iriug her TO him. she accompanied Schuyler TO The
Mace I'm which he tner father represented 10 be
living As sac entered the room, Schuyler lock d Tie
door aud seized young LADY, telling her mat was
mis- urpose to keep her prisoner until certain su OF
money mad been paid him. He forced her to copy the
,uoy,ue mart OF letter 10 her father, which he had
writeni 80
DEAR PAPA I ask you to give this man 5000 Tor
unl.ss ne raj SEES That Winln week n j. ihlhed
ne plrdging you ms wOTd anu honor thtt sh~ pe -
In Vou An sItv dGNs. fOr tlH loan ne nae 40 BE-
c,tv ia offer except self. whoa; he mas III hcchiR
10 ,,sf Ia y. tins sum nme uiacly, WltMn WEEK. ~
In "a mink YOU intend TO pay this man just 80 long
snail be dtat kindly with. Dut al the nIst LIlc"1i"
Al this point stopped writing and begged To Ice re-
leased promising TO raise tho required sum and BRING
ia him. On her swearing TO disclose what had
nauuened sho Was released. Yesterday she confessed
what had taken place.
SCHUYLER VIDE arrested late last night ana to-day con-
fesse4 his crime On his person was found letter 10
the voung ady father IN substance that lie bnc bis son
Wtiie an.d Fix year, IN custody, ana Mouih Iecase
Lin on payment OF $1,000; ahd not ior'hco"s' TUG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26

Tw NiY THOUSAND CHILDREN AND FORTY THOU
ssND SPECTATORS CELEBRATE 1HE FIFurTH
ANNIVERSARY OF THE BALTIMORE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.
BLTIHORE, Sept. 2j.-Thc spot selected for
tb . i, ,r,n OF tne aticia year of the public schools
NJ p.ltimore to-day was about half mile from tho
Mu.i,n Hou~c-a circular BASIN Of ten or twelve acre.
enur,.y surrounded ~ "A gentle elevation 81 wooded
land Tae inain stand. made 20 scat several hnndr
usr.us WAS on the uOrt segment OF t1c basin, ana an
ilaf Of # were rough BOARD seats Tor 1000
otLf..n From 1880 a. until T. m
ever, i,ue of stfce; ears leading to The Paih Was
crowded ,gi,n children. and streets ana avenues
lc.atne toward tnr principal paIk entrance were
mlOngrd with carriages ana WAGONS az hli'" ''' -
D., On the sidewalks an uuoIo Ken line q! p,doslinns
D.. . Al gf the 60. al the forenoon Al T. ~ no,
ls iuan 90 people ~ thcred about the tIhu
su a4 under the old IN ITS iine liac ticihlS
IL morning lair, then niue CLOUDY, sho III 'n|
Al noon 10 gbt WITH sunshine go =, 80.
bleI Introductory address, alter which Tue I-'VyV
tLil.ftn scat iIOnt Oh tho stand, sai America
accompanied the Ssh X glmcnt Bal IONcrhO.
JOIN Carroll then Introduced, ana hsuc oIici
k.tfsh He vas followed by MAYOR IhlinDe hhuJ'
Mons d. Hams when the children sang "iinll Comm
t.a.' ACCOMPANIED 10y the band Other hlerchen ioi-
iIscd and about o'clock the ceremonies terminated
There Wa SERIOUS blundcrlHE 10 the mahagtHchi TO-
DAY. shortly after O'Clock when not over forty per
81. 90 t4e gldId stand portion OF IL gave WY
talning down several gentlemen but fortunately 40
oue Was rerIslsy Injured. D~Ihg MT MOTIFS Ih'io-
ttcts!y address hr baud stauc broke down. Io-lfh,
Tie Committee charge is ccsurcd Tor keeping OO,VVV
sAiOicn aid people standii on tic damp ef0und Ia
tAeFses pegin uuti o'clock. awaiting the arrival
W tAltl OF tOul gentlemen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26
uASu1NHrnN MOTIFS.

WASHINGTON. Thursday. Sept 20, 1879.
Dr Justo Arosemena. lutte Minister FROM the United
States OF Colombia To London and Paris, has been ap-
p0intcd Minister Resident IN Washington.
Mr. Kn,son, United states Minister TO Austris-Hun-
gary N dispatch the Department OF ate, aiiudcs
TO the reports that country to deprecato American
meats He caun-cls the exporters IN tc United states
90 81 the greuttst vigilance IS 10 the quhy OF tNtr
mcafs aud also u he character 81 thcr cOnsehees
and agents IN Austria. Much depends upon the tact
aud ability OF the latter The opposition 10 inc SAFE
Aor.cau products may be expected To DC severe ana
INSCRIPTIONS
The superintendent Of the Money-O. der Bureau de-
posted Yesterday to the credit OF Tho United States
Treasurer FOR the Service OF the Post ONCE Department
sl9i 81 80 being tie difference between Transfers by
no.tmssters from their postage 10 mOnel-crucr &c
commits, end vice The toa MT revenue nom the
fa moucy-orcr hsia.s during 10 fiscal year 1917
Amounted 10 FLO 22j -, about $4,000 more t1an
during the preceding year
Tie L ST Office Department f. pr parnS the proposals
for carrying tue mails Ia Ohio, Indiana, North ana
s,ulh Carolina Georgia, Alabama, FLORIDA Mississippi
X ntucky and Team, winch Will oc published III
November aud the oprnn4 VIII be In February next
Ia. mail fcrylcc under tics" proposals VIII ne ABOUT
douDlr rs n on routes where The service is now per-
fortncd weekly, IL VII be performed srmF wc"klyi all
l-wreky service VIII be Increased 20 if.-"r'kt ;
and IN service country towns and Court-LOuscs VIII
lp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26
NOSBYs ACCUSATION.


SECRETARY EyARTs SAYS THAT AN INYrsIfATloN
or CERTAIN CHINESE CoNsUIATEs Is NOW N
PROGRESS.
VAsmNGroN. Sept. 25-Tho statement reported
to have teen made by Colonel Mosby. United states
Consul Mt Hon Kong. in communication 10 o..
Wiley Wells at Los Angeles, which has been tele-
praphed East from San Francisco, was to-day re-
ferre t. Secretary Evarts with inquiry at 10 the
truth of the charges it contained.
The Secretary said that Mr. Bailey, against whom
charges are made, was merely promoted by hn' ne
having held Office under the previous Admlnlsu"-
tion. His confirmation by the Senate as Consul
General at Shanghai. was very tardy but secretary
Evarts has no theory a. to the cause of the lel'y'
During their conversation on tho subject tue S'o-
rotary said that an investigation has been maze
into certain Chinese COnsulates. and General S'a'
of the Consulate at lIiogo, Japan, who is consid-
cred one Of tho most competent and upuFht men
in the public service is empowered to conduct the
investigation. Until the receipt OF hiS report tul
action by the Department, Mr.. ENarts lnlnAS'
wonld be maniiestly premature ana uiJhs..
With reference to MOsby having been III CORE
snoudrnco With G.. Wiley Wells the Secretary saln:
"Of course the Department knows nothing ot Uhy
correspo dcnce of Consul MOsby with persons "oO
IN the public servico.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26

A SUICIDE Is mon LIFE ~ TROY. ,
Troy. y. J., sept. 2J.-Ric AID Kelly Veil
known ciuzen. drowned himself tla
morning. NJ cause II usslsnel for tne act
TIE FALL or A WALL
INDIaNAPOIIs Ind. &c Il. 2J.-IGe north Will OF
p Evans 4 OH mil ell down ths morning, causing
lnss Of pIOrably 10000 large quantity OF haA
seed was stored ~ the building.
A STOLEN THOUSAND RECOVERED.
BUFFALO. y. Y. sept. 20.-AIir.d j. SWcetapple,
of 4 county, to-day arrested Tor Duf-ldy
commit. Ia m that sunday last one thousand
dollars stolen al tne time were recovered
THE sUICIDE or a YOUNG LADY.
BALTIMoRF, sept. 25.-henriciia Frank, age
t,ftvue While visiting her MARRIED sister thls afternoon
i, I,r baltimore, blew ner brains Out Wlih JistosAoL
mo young lady, said. had been an melancholy mood Tor
tmc.
HELD on A CHARGE OF FORGERY.
PrFFAiO y. y, Sept. 25.-Charlcs Dubberf, OF
Dnnsrs arrested here tOaay The charge 81 having
forged an certificate Of deposit Oi iar Lake
Shoe auAiug Company OF Dunkik, fOI 900. The Ger
tiuc ale was made IN iavor Of his fathef
RUN DOWN BY A LOCOMOTIVE
TRENTON, n. d. Sept. 25.-IDls afternoon fire.
man named Mer instantly KILLED at Monnouih June
hon lie had been working under t1e engine when he
came ont he struck by the last Train OF the feansiaa
Kniroad adjoining track, aud hurled distance oi
twenty live yards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26
ThLAGRAPHlc NOTES.
sNow Isl IKE pRoNINcE oF orEeEc.

=. Snow IN THE PRoylNcE OF QUEBEC. ,.u -
MoNTu Al, srpt. - yo he' oi $40" 'eH at
FAILURE OF \ MONTREAL FIRM.
MONTREAL, sept 2j.-fclctlcr ~ LelrbYre, dry
guO.s, ilii,a LGDii! -.uOvo AsSeS noH'"Aly as
sr'" y, MEMorY OF TIE PRINCE IMPERIAL
OrfBrC. -.pi. pa suO,oupl iom-ilsi has been
M t,- $. wi, memorial 10 the Irtc Pfiacc Imperial
TIE SIERRA NEVADA NINE.
s'N FRANci>'1. PIT. % Gispa. "a rom H ii-
El.b .-' .nG,as VII 'hr,I.h he c. ana O. saaL
SUIT AGAIN-T \ BANK.
MONTREAL. -cIt; -. ID ,pp, : wholesale sale
az. Q4cDcc BaaA for Tlonsu'y issuing "rI Of
Attachment
U.IrrD STATES GOVERNORS NrERTAINED.
Ottawa. sept. 25.-Mas0r MacNli.io,t tc-ieruay
Itaned At nc tae C.ited STAT ,o,' be" nov ~ IT,
otter distus u. :. ed vsilors
ACREDITABLE FAIR IN DUCHESS COUNTY.
+. UGlKfKi y. Y. >opt. 21.-iiir annntl ialr
and o. Ditch'9s County has been N proSess az
ashne'n iielo" s'nco la'''sl ., 49, "a p" a., - ~
p vi,e5.oa'J years "' ''''''' 81" - w.
TnE OvERsEERs OF HARVARD COLLEGE.
POsrpS. sept. 2J.-A special ncrting OF The
o,ersees OF Harvard hei today The appointments
by tne ~ 'ia,h ana fs.i,Hs e. i .Is7,, Of
Dr. He.Sws New Yors to the oSerseer'hp MAS nO' Al
''D'1 CHESAPEAKE BAY Nor AN OCEAN;
NORFOLK w. nsp sb ~ ,li w y" %sIe M m,
eetea for sealing seaooner from m ,.OIF 81 |'ss
Lad llsd.tou ChesApoAEe Bay being no part OF inc
SHOOTING FOR CHAMPION BADGE
HINION y. j.. sept. 25.-lnlrly- hve men con-
tested to-day for TIE "Cbaupion Marksmans nadse FOR
i-7p AT no BruiOn Range, to-day, Instances 200 yards
standing d 500 yalds Jlng. Leu L""is IL Grove ana
Capaiu iam T. Woods o - Htn Hcgmrntc aeh had tne
EXCELLENT scnte of ~ Ca.tan Oods having OateI
fne trophy AWARDED - Lieutenant Gfeye.
PRETTY HEAVY TAX FOR A TOWNSHIP.
MopRisTuwN, \. j., sept. 25.-in 1869 the
Township OF Bcrnsr ia The Coaaiy q somerset Issued
NcvJersey West Line Railroad YESTERDAY Judge Nixon
uph. the yadily bonds The principal anu Interest
Inv aInonis To- slDOUUO will mrnt OF
~ Der cent b, property Of the township TO pay IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-26
PRINCE BTSWAPCK EXPLAINS.

UEEIIN, TNTTNI y, 7TTlT- 90 + 10
The semi-ofica North German Gr-ete says {;
"Ths importance II the political relations between
Germany and Austria has continued !o Increase during
Tire last five years Il tnere0re absolute neccs
~ hat the Chancellor should s~ lrsl the per-
ra0eHre Of existing friendly relations. tn, o.
Couut Andrassy's retisratpn made great impression
min, and lIq into Ia cus-s and results or
t.is resignation WIZ 80 important to him that he
not satisfied with written Information on the subject
but wished 10 enter into direct communicate vita
Count Andrassy am MS successor Office and obtain
~ the good VIII - Au tl rom the high
authority The exchange Of whch took place
afforded complete satisfaction to DOtn parties. The
identcnly peaceful policy II the two Empires, and tho
mutual friendly undors ting regarding their econ0m
CT 90 2. b. TIE means OF the COZ creme of
Oh lea ng Mn ster a. % received the pc i"c guar
IN Is aTorded by mutual confidence aud good
Will"