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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-10-05
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Murder i'll st. Matthew's Parish.

II SIMON ,"Ah.Q,v (cocrcdJ WAS murdered on
Monday last. on ..hc plantation Of Maj TlIos.
il. WuALEr.s St. Mathews, by MosEs Lrv-
lsosroS (also colorcd). 1h>' cause was SAID
to by jealousy end the murder has been char
actcrizcd To us as most hcinous-t!c v;ct,",
head having been fractured with an iron bar,
and his throat cut. In the absence however of
reliable particulars We lorbcar saying more at
present.. The murderer was brought into
Town on Thursday afternoon by three freed
men acting as constsblcs, and has been lodged
in Jail hero to wait tria
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New Advertisements.
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BEE See Notice i'll Equity.
Ray See Citations by tho Ordinary.
1ssy- Notice to debtors and creditors, Estate
~ vi Gini.AHi, deceased
ssi," Sec Sales by the Commissioner in
Il, ,,',ity Of valuable Real Estate.
aas " ". IEG.,RE. Esq, has removed to
rear of Dr. SuUIEn' Drug Store. Sec card.
Dsy. Dir. b. 4. MACK, calls on Debtors for
the year ii; IL come ui' and settle. See Notice.
E4y Sec Card to the Subscribers ofthc Car
M:no Times
Rey" Attention Young America. a.-cxr:: n:cct-
ing Oh the 10th.
asas" \ Splendid opportunity for profitable
the corporate limits Of Orangcburg, to be
sold in lots Of from TO 20 acres, ut public
auction on The 18th December next See nd-
ycrtiscmcDt.
nay" Those Of our readers whose furniture or
buggics arc bcsnnin. to lock rather the worse
for wear or age, will find it to their advantage
to 'pcrusc Dir. OLrvERos' advertisement
The Doctors stock Of medicines also invites in
spcction and purchase.
psay" Sec New Advertisement of Mcssrs.
EzEKIEl. a. KonN, and having seen it call and
verify by II personal inspection of their extern
sivc and well selected stock. They wish to
purchase 1000 bushels Of Rough Rice and will
buy or advance on Cotton
Gesy~ Mcssrs. ROBINSON e. Co., announce in
our advertising columns, having received Il full
stock of Fall and Winter Dry Goods. They
also advertise extensive supplies of Groceries,
hardware, Crockcry, Boots, Shoes. &c. &c
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gAHicsss>SsiieSs or Sol..ic..s.

On Saturday night, Mr.. LAwKENtj: WoLrE
Of this place, was called to the door OF his
store by rapping there, and upon going ont
was assaulted ard srucl; oyor the head with
a sling shot Or bayonct BY one Of the soldiers
of the garrison stationed here Ss&cral othcr
soldiers were present ana Implicated i'll The
affair. Capt. FRxsciI. We are pleared to re-
cord, after diligc.t inquiry has discoycrcd and
arrested the ssilay parties and they are now in
close confinement awaiting their trial
Mr. WOLFE was at first thought to hc Sc
lrioilsly injured but he is now up and doing
well.
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Report Of the Charleton Cotton Mar
ket for the Week Ending Get. 3.
R7orte7 ./,r the OsnnwLn,y NcrS hy
W WALTON SMITH

Cur market opened dull and inactive, under "
further decline in the Liverpool market. buyer
manifested but little dSrnsition to operate, and took
but limited quantity at decline of Oh
the quotations mt the close Of Inst week. On Mon
day however, an active demand sprung up which
was freely met hy holders and the stock became
light, and news from Liverpool more favorable the
market increased in activity, and prices improved
from to lc up TO Wednesday evening. On Thurs
day the lnst day Of The week now under rcriow, n
large business was done, the market up to II NJ.
having improved from | lc prices OF the day
previous. The demand, however, was checked to a.
considerable extent rs The rcccp, of uni:,vorablc
foreign news. and The advance Of the morning was
lost, The sales FOR the week amount to near l coo
bales, the markc. closing Mt the following quota
tlu,.a which are somewhat nominal
Low Middling.. ....... ......"-."...-..l7
Miaaiing. -. -..-l7i@ls
Strict Midlling. .lHtGla}
Good M;!'ilins ns.......................-.19
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10 The ladies

a now skirt calcd the BouleroM is about
to sppcrsedc the Bo'0'roi 1t is not woven
but manufactured on II cone Of the proper
shape, out Of iinc wool; so that it has no seams
but resemble the felt Of fine fur hat. In
,t)ic manufacture Of each one there is used ono
pound by weight of Cape Of Good Hope wool
andito this is added no more than is necessary
ofothcr colors to give the tint or shade desired
by the maker. Dsmorcsts' jNomhy says it is
superior to any SKIRT yet invented. II is man
illacturcd at one establishment iii New York
Mt the rate Of three thousand per day, and tho
plumber can be increased with the demand
We predict for it a great SUCCESS.
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o B 1T L A r. Y.

DlEn-Ncar Branchville, September u, SAMUEL
rETEl,, only child of Edmund Il. and Sarah l..
BRUCE, nge, months and 6 days.
Weep not ton parents. thy darling Peter is
not dead bu, s'ccpcth. a,.l n those tina, slccp in
Jesus will God brny with Him j. d. r.
DlEp-On 2ls, September. ut = \. NJ, of typhoid
fever. CAPERS DAVID. only SON OF Al. J. and NJ.
y. Shulnakcr aged - years, II months and ~ days
mo cold and lifclcss Shaft VIC rear
To tell us Of the gentle hearted:
But DER his to,nh be memories there
by cmbcms meet impaired.
The shall shed her cwy sweets
The tender woolhinc clasp the willow
Where n:t the dove her moan repeats,
Above his lonely pillow
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Barnum, Vanamburgh, and Dan. Cas-
tello's Great nIcnagcric nnd Circus
Combination. ll

Our readers will observe By reference to our
advertising columns that Il treat is in store for
unlovcrs on Wednesday next. the 9th inst
(lhc town IS gorgeous with pictorial play bills
Ind enormous posters in all tho glory of the
Eaudicst Of cuts and the largest Of type upon
which the boy population. and ';our colorcd
brethren gaze with delight and the beauties
and promises of which they discuss with the
kccncst relish
The establishment of BAnNuM, VAN AM
nuno' cNsrEAAeS Co., comes to us with an
cnviablc reputation. and is pronounced by the
press and the public wherever it has pitched
its tent during very protrautcd tour through
the country. as one Of the largest most attrac
tive, and thoroughly excellent exhibitions ever
presented for public patronage
The 'ncnagcric is very full, and among the
collection Of animals. are several rare species
Which arc sure to attract the attention of natu-
faiists as well as please the won'iar-l loving pco-
pie ut large.
The Circus Company s said t., be comprs, d
OF first-class artists, both male and female. and
among the f.rcr portion Of the performers. We
sec the name OF the rari$i.n Equcstr;cnme.
Aladcm0iScllc pAuI.INC who made her debut in
America. i'll Washington, having but just Ar
rived from the principal circu" of Paris where
she las been the rci.niEg star for the past two
seasons, and where She WAS cnga"c, by the
agents of CASTILLO 4 Co. for :; tour through
the United States She is said to lie bcaut
ii,l woman and most artistic performer. An
other charming feature Of the company is the
youngest and most dinlinutvc rider who hss
ever performed i'll public
DAN CAsTEILo, whose popularity as jester,
and whose success as II trainer of animals is
second to that of no in his profession, will
appear ut each performance, and, besides his
''cHYuistc ioolins, will introduce the Russian
trained horse, Oar" and his wonderful school
of trained animals.
There will be n grand procession of knights,
in real steel armor. beautiful ladies, gallant
hus.ars, elephants, camcls, dromclarics, po-
nies, animal dcns. band chariots, and plat
form cars, upon one of which large. living
li.u will be carried. uncagcd and loose. thro,- I'll
the streets
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TIE oESITHOLoGICAL COLLECTION
PROE'IISSsOR HALT.

,he I and Of The i"c IAN AM UE King
thu hngrmt
monsters
~ EN from Wand iu uH view the ,nmst
El may yhv vano
nrrl by lrrcsyl .i.-a I
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These they offer to the public on the most rca-
sonablc terms Produce bought or bartcrcd
for. Cotton bought or advanced on for ship
n,cnt to j NJ. CALDwALL g. Sons, Charles
ton, S. G.
pea- NIcssrs: GEonGE W. WILLIAMS a. CO.,
advertise a fresh supply of Boards Patent SLOT
Cotton Tie and Boards Patent Buckle Tie,
which they. offer ut reduced prices. A model
of the tic can be seen Mt our Office.
Bas We invite attention to the advertise
mcnt of the OLD Established Je,ccl,y House Of
Messrs. CARR1NaroN l. Co., No. 25G King
Sarect, Charleston. They Ihnvc on hand a
large assortment of Watches, Silver and Plait-
ed Ware, Pocket and Table Cutlery and all
articles usually kept i'll Il first class Jewellery
House Those wishing to purchase will iud
it advantageous to inspect their stock
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NOTICE. j:

r ADEI.LA VERNON 'iIENNtiN, wife Of WALK
4 ER II. i.IlENNON, Of EcwissiIle; S. e., Merchant,
d" hDrchy give notice Of my iHts,,ton 70 become a
Sole Trader in month from this date.
September oStli, 1877. A. v. IIENNON.
scpt2S m It
rINHE HIGHEST CASH MAEEET PRICE GIVEN
L for all kind Of GQUNERY PRODUCE Bees,
wax, Tallow, Iiidcs. Fn1rs, &c. etc, by
i EZEKIEL 4 KOIN
~ +s. fu,y 1t
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, e;,.,;.x
Orangcburg District.
Dyp A. McNICIIAEi "a, Ordinate

By A. McMlCHAEl. Esq, Ordinary.
WHEREAS, V. D. V. Jnmison, CommissiSftcr in
Equity hath made suit to me IN srnst him Letters of
ADMINISTRATION Of the Estate. and Effects VI 5anes
Dean, late of Georgia, deceased:
These are therefore to city nhl admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors Of tho said james
Dean, deceased that they DO and appear before me,
i'll the Court Of Ordinary, 10 be held Mt Orangcbure
on the 2Stl, day of October next nftcr publication
lercof at l. o'clock in the forenoon, TO slew cause
if any they have, why the said administration
should not he granted. ,tioI
Given under my Hand this 1Gtlr day of Scptcm-
beB .lnno ,Domn 1867.
' ''.i!' F. PA. McMIcHAEL, o. o. b.
sept 21 Y .sipa d 10
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cod CarOlinn I}ittcrS.,,

Will Mcssrs. EzEKlEL u koES accept our
thanks for Il Bottle OF the above Celebrated
Bittcrs. We have ,nhibcd and pronounce them
worthy of ohl C",vl.na
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Public Meeting.

The people of st. Matthews Parish arc re-
lucstcd to attend public meeting ut the
Parish House, OH the first Saturday in Octo-
Der, ut 10 o'clock, a. NJ
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Tho Public Offices

In the Court lJonSe yard are nearly com
plctcl and tho nistric; officials will soon be
,co,ntortably established in them.
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e A Praiseworthy Enterprise.

The old Caroliha Hoiisc, iii Broaa Street, hns
been procured for tho PURPOSE of "a llomc for
the mothers, widows. and daughters Of deceased
Confederate soldiers, undor the auspices Of the
patriotic and benevolent ladies of Charleston
A fair is to be held in December in aid of the
enterprise and contributions Of money, pro
Visions, plain or fu,cy work, pickle, catsup, OF
any other articles will be very acceptable.
Contributions from this District may be sent
to Mrs! s. G.. JAMIsoN, who will take pleasure
in forwarding them to the Committee in Char
lesion. a'iT ID
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TO Contributors.

Anonymous communications Will not be in
inserted rejected matter will no: be returned
We crcturn our thanks to Capt. FKENcn
~:
: Commanding L. S. Forces here, for !; late copy
of the -Irmy 0m Nary .lomnui
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NnnlI
ESS cnny
OEEumI,c
interest,"
ORNITIOLOGICAI.
kromnt Sauraiss
i iti J. forda ohersa
Spanish AacawA Australian CockaL
IhcH
So Minal,E viii eiurpln
&C KIM; ~ Prot Il
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C O M M E R C A L.
orrlcr OF rms ouaxrrurrc NEWS.

September -, 1867.
\ wrong impression prevails amongst of the
planters "f this District that il is necessary the tax
should he paid "n their Cation before being shipped
from This District This is u mistake The tax
must be paid on Co'tom before shipment towards
Augusta and Columbia hui there :,:c no res: ricio,s
OH it hcng sent to Charleston.
C0TTON.--Wc quote
aIildlinS. 10"
Strict Mi,lling. Observation-Disclosures. g
Ro'Gn RwE--im 'lcn.ant at sl.5oG,. *l.Go per
bus!ic
GOLD. Observation-Disclosures. 81
SlLNER.. Observation-Disclosures. ~
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A change of Schedule has been determined
upon by the South Carolina Railroad Com
pany. Two Passenger Trains up and down
will pass Orangcbur.s daily
Columbia Day Passenger Train Up. a.32 ~. NJ.
g . g Down. LAP p. NJ.
9 g Night Express Up......l 80 =. NJ.
- '. Down.. S.04 u. M.
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Great Gratuitous Exhibition

i
interest has
rh io Of Ancient n Cyalco
p
snndl
d|
md clTmE
in hUl Steel nurwih
In NJ ~ lrr rmu ic Ii
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Barnuin's Department. Natural History

. o in the
lagt energy
Eoss Asn,hzazaseI. & &c .. HAna,n.
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JAMES M. NIXON.

EhibH~i hiE far One Price If
II h o singular haracerI
HarnuT Anl-|
hnunror NtnGinb
rgcnna amniof refined Amum isanl|
o N the t
nA
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Southern %IOyalists.
ON the Richmond Times.

From the Richmond Times.
We believe that if there is 4 class at
the South universally despised and con-
temned by all honest Northern men, it
is the so called Southern Loyalists,-
Men who now pretend t'iat their scnti-
ments were, du'ing.. the whole war,
against their own people, and who
cloakcd them. The Ill 0st out and out
Yankee from Cape Cod, with his cod
fish balls, his pork and molasses, wood
e, nutmcgs, and other characteristics
of his native land, must, ut least, de-
spisc these fellows. We know that
they want o1ice, and, in.ordcr to get it,,
they would go through any amour; of
publication by perjury, sacrifice their
brother, and stab their grandmother,
if necessary. He was honest in his
opinions about the war, and fought for
country; they were not, and did not
fight for their country, and he despises
them accordingly, though he uses them
as tools. In all ages the character Of
a SPY and informcr has been infamous.
1t is none the less at the present day.
And our Northern brethren laugh in
their sleeves at these Union men, who
90 around the ornc abusing "the
rebels" and "sccessionists,' and beg
for office. This day the Radicals at
Washington respect more, and have
more confidence in such men as Wade
Hampton, Col. Mosby, and Gen. Wise,
than these vagabond .loyalists, SQUAD
bling among themselves for petty Of
fees, and ready to take any oath, and
dcMouncc their own people for office.
Hampton and his confrcrcs were hon.
est these men never were, nor will be.
They may get oflicc-and though they
did not bleed for their country, they
will make their country bleed. From
every pore of the huge corpse "green-
backs will flow into their pockets. We
have often, since the new order of
things. wondered how much ofthe rev
enue of the United State gets into that
Governments Golfers. What per cent,
after all the stealages and leakagcs
1t really would be u very curious and
interesting subject for Congress to III
vestigatc.
Such men as Brownlow, Hamilton,
Holden and Hunnicutt, have sickencd
the Northern people ofSouthern loyal,
lists. We find TIE most Radical North
ern journals speaking ofthem with con
tempt.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-04-18

BURIED AIIvE.-A friend gives us the
account OF 4 most terrible 4 S of the
burial alive of q handsome young lady
at Jacksonville, Illinois. Some time
last summeg, q young lady OF seventeen
years of age, suffering with the tooth
ache, went to bed with Il small phial of
chloroform for the purpose OF quoting
her teeth. In the morning she was
found to all appearances dead, which
was confirmed by the opinions of sew
craI physicians who were called and OK
amined her body. She was then buried.
A few days since her relatives were
about to remove from Jacksonville.
having located in another State and had
the remains of the young lady exhum
ed, tor the purpose of taking them to
their new home. Curiosity prompted
them to open the coffin, when they were
horror. stricken on finding the corpse
turned over, both hands full Of hair,
and her clothing torn to shreds, reveal
ing the horrible truth that the young
lady had been buried alive. The chic
reform had placed her in a deep trance.
the awakening from which was in hel
coffin and grsve. The lady was enga.
ped to be married at the tine of hel
supposed death. A more heart-sticken
case we never remember to have reat
| or heard Of indianapolis Herald.
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sccnting tho Danger.

, Tho New Xork Times, commenting
on the attempt to oveethrow the gov
crnmcrt Of Maryland, a loyal State,
uses the following language:
"Divcstcd Of surplusage, the whole
affair ia an attempt to induce Congress
to cloth the minority OF, the electors OF
Maryland with power to overcome the
will of the majority. tits an attempt
BY the exercise of Federal authority, to
overrun tho Constitution Of u state
which is not, and never has beer, in re-
bellion--to force negro suffrage upona
State whose right to control its own
concerns is rs sacred as that OF New
York-and to convert the machinery
Of the National Government into the
means Of advancing the interests ofthe
Radical party. 1t is, in plain terms,
an attempt to revolutionize the relation
Of loyal States to the Government, and
to lay the foundation ola central pow
er, to whose dictation oil States must
submit, in matters which the National
Constitution has intrnsled TO their spe
cial keeping. lt
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JEFFERSON DAVIS.

How his Blood Inns been Squght--Attcnipt
to bride Wirz by q Promise Of his Life,
to Implicate Davis--An Atrocious Rev.
citation. th15r.p O. VaubO1l .
A correspondent of the New''Yor
World, writing from Richmond, Vir
ginia, on the 9th ult., makes the fol.
lowing extraordinary statement OF the
atrocious turpitnde Of the prosecution
of Wirz: tlf .8 hi tut aim w
at IS, perhaps, not generally known
that during the incarceration Of Wirz
and General Windcr in the Capt
Prison they occupied adjoining coils,
and enjoyed facilities of communica-
ton, one to the other, by word or WI.
ting. through an aperture not observed
doubtless, Iy the jailor, No one was
permitted II see either, unless by spec
ial privilege from the Secretary ofWar.
On the night previous to the execution
Of Wirz three men entered the cell, OF
course by permission Of Stanton, and
proposed to him that il he would agree
to implicate jeff. Davis in the alleged
conspiracy TO starvc the Northern
prisoners confined at Andersonville,
his life would be spared. WIZ replied
that he would not save his own life BY
sacrificing that Of another Innocent
man. Wirz immediately communica-
ted all that TRANSFERRED to Gen. Windcr.
The General, some time after, met
Mrs. Davis in New York, and revealed
to her what is here stated. backing it
up by an affidavit, which he gave her,
and which she now Holds. The trial
of Davis would involve revelations
which would shock humanity, and test
to its fullest whatever Of justice or
feeling Of national pride is still left at
the North. 1t is not unreasonable to
presume that popular Indignation would
be aroused to q pitch chat would rem
der it unsafe for the concoctors OF the
vile plans devised for the sacrifice OF
Davis life to prolong their residence
among a people whose fame and char
acter they 50 grossly outraged"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-04-18

Col. AsHBY.-The telegraph inform
ed rs. some days ago, says the Selma
Messenger, ofthc arrest in East Ienncs-
see of Col. Ashby, well known as II cav
airy officer in the Confederate service.
We have learned from q friend OF his
a gentleman residing in town, some
particulars Of the matter which the
mails have failed to furnish us. Ills
crime is. having been Confederate Of
icer, which in the Tennessee code, Is
"murder." He is kept In solitary con-
inement in a dungeon at Clinton, Ten
nessec, not allowed access to fsiends,
and his meals let down to him through
q trap door in the dungeon. The Grand
Jury of Anderson county. Tenn. has
found a true bill against him for muir
der. This in the nineteenth century
in the best government under the sun
and in Republican Tennessee.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-04-18

The largest paper mill in the world
is about to 90 into operation at Green
willie, Conn, 1t will turn ont $4,000
pounds of printing paper day, aud is
expected to produce q decline in the
prics.
A Mississippi paper says that emf.
grafton passes through that State to
Texas mainly on account of the lack OF
brcadstufs.