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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS.

DUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT
L Orangeburg, 8. c. Terms 50 per annum, in I'D
vance.
During the spring and fall extra copies Of the
ORANaEBuRa NEWS will be circulated for the benefit oil
our advertising patrons.
Contract Advertisements inserted on the most liberal
terms Address SAMUEL DIBBLE,
Editor Orangeburg News
February Is 0rangeburg, 3
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Market Report and Quotation Sheet for
Bonds, Stocks and Bank Bills, for Week
ending July IL, 1867.
PREPARED BY
ANDREW M. MORELAND,
Broker, No. 8 Broad Street, Charleston, 8. C.
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~ Persons dspodtns Iottars in the Postofnoe will
,ssss place the stamp nsar the upper right hand cor
ncr Of the snysore snd thsy VIII also please to reer
r ~ without the stamp lettsz cannot b mailed, but
vfs b scot to TIE Dead Letter onBes July u
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THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY JULY L. 1901.
COTTON-The " ~ Ii ht stock in the hands OF sellers
keeps the busness Of this market very limited and I'M
parts frmness to prices good cotton keepr relatively
hgher In consequence of their light supply The hh IN
price at Liverpool. say from 1oAd. 10 10Sa b. du-
ring the week. has not materially affected the rates here
Low Aiddlng being quoted at 23c. ID. and Midding
at 25c p f. at the opening, and closing at the same
figures. The receipts for the week at this point have
been bales of Sea Island and s4S bales OF Upland Cot
tn against n bales OF Sea Island and 172s bales of Up
land Cotton the week before.
The following Is report Of the transactions in this
market for the week East:
On Saturday. July 6th the busness Of The week opened
at irregular and easier prices sales 81 bales Low Mid
ding nominally &c. ft. No sales OF good Cotton.
On Monday the transactions were confined to one pur-
chaser who operated entirely in the grade Of Middng
ON the ass Of 25c b for that quat sales "a balcs
On Tuesday the demand as mostly TO- good Cotton
for the Spanish market the stock Of all qualities being
very small Sales IA baes Low Middling being quoted
at 2sc. aud Midding at 24h@25c. 2 fb.
On Wednesday ere was fair demand, but buyers
found it difficult to operate In consequence Of the light
supply Of the staple in the hands Of sellers the ansac
lions amounting to 100 bsles Low Mddng being quoted
at 2sA anu Mi ding at 26c. q b.
Yesterday In consequence Of the light stock the sales
were only 20 bales viz: 81; ut K at 22 10 at
2s; at 25X. We quote:
Low Middlin n,.....................S @
MtddHng. ng..........,................b @
81 ISLAND COrTON-The limited stock causes the
transactions to be very Light Sales for the week about
so bales. We quote common to good Sea IslAnds and
Floridas ut 45@6sc. 2 b.
'' $. Ird gprd. Rsee.
Stock on hand Sept l. 1886........ 2aS 6Soo 80
ReceIved this week. oo1 ,ss ss1 70 sas
Received previously lSo.I'i N'1o
Total receipts. .l6S4o l&441s 0''oo
Expoara S.Pd Up'd. Rec.
This weak. 159 1l8 ~
Previously. go. .16,062 1H, k26 1e.2O6
162Ol 11264s 1o,2s6
Total exports. ...........l6'2ol lA9eAs io|oo
stock On hand and ON shipbosrd.... ls7 1850 ano
sAn Tnn LAST YEAR.
SRA gprd R,oe.
stock ON hand Sept. l, 1ss6........ S6s 16l0 loo
Received this week. ~ 90 -oe
Recejved previously ............ oW' ss'Ioo 'oso
ro.., receipts. ............... $3.50 lOl,14s ss0e
EFFORTS. s. I'd Up'G R'ee.
This veek. k....... oeg
Previously. .......o'6A s6Sl7 A71o
6,sos ss.s77 277t
,,-" sns aa s77 a776
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Exports OF Rico, Naval Stores and Lumber,
from tho Port OF Charleston, from sePte'r
lst to July II, 1857.
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

ROCHESTER,, n. 2 December 28, 1851.
Msssrs. p. q. DnAXH b Co-I have been great suf-
erer om Dyspepsia for three four years. ard had TO
abandon my profession. About three months ago
,red the Plantation Btters, and 10 my great Joy A
new nearly we'll man. have recommended them In
several cases. and far as know, always With signal
benent am, respectfully yours,
Rev. ]. q. OATHORN.
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Passengers.

Passengers.
Per steamship Moneka, for New York. Robert
son aud family, c Weeks, V Cortilyon McGrath,
Shields, Helms and child, Miss scudder, Brown MIR
and Mrs warlon, Bedden, N N Gibson, Mrs scudder
and 8 steerage
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Asa OURRIN.

PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, l7th Day, 1862.
RHsprorEp FR1EsD:-My daughter has been much
Wilt send me two bottles more.
Thy friend, ALA ouhhlN.
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NOTICE TO SAILORS OR IMMIGRANTs.
HOTEL Oh BOARDING-HoUsE KEEPERS
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
March 13, 1867. !
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
i the Legislature passed, the Goth day OF December,
1855 all persons ccncerned hereby notified to call at
this Office and take out the required license Immediately
W. II. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council
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ELDER & Brown,

a MANUFACTURERS AND PATENT.
EES of the celebrated OOMBIN ALTON
0As> CRADLE AND b,BY TENDER, Pro-
SWG kpelliig Horses, and sll kinds of Rock.
@ = ing Horses, Invalid Chairs. with double
~ aud single wheels, from $26 70 $46;
Onldren'a carriages. Fancy and Vanished Wagons
Fancy Sui Ies Invalid Carriages made TO order Fancy
Propeller 1ad Baby Rockers &C., &C., life size Horses
made toe ler.
Depot. O. 6sS BROADWAY. Mandatory, Nos. 449,
A5O, i6l 462 WEST STREET, New York.
October Is thstnlyr
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DR.. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or. Essence Of life,

Cures General De6Iity, Red6-
,,ess, Mysteries In Females,
PalpitdMon Of the Heart and
all NeroouS Diseases. Il re-.
stures new life and vigor to the
ooed- canein0 tho hot hlnnd NJ
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Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, July lO.-FNANcIAL.-GoLD-Br buy
ut lS8 and sell at 139.
snyE1-Brokers buy at 128 and sell ct 1S2.
CorroN-There good demand to-day for all grade q
1t basis Of ~ Ha23c for midduIg. 80 amounted TO
2l0 ba es as follows: at l8 81 ct a. % at II at 23,
Il at OK, 70 at %, at "A, and 8 bales at Ahc)
oTE- the following 48 bs es were sold yesterday and
the day before and not reported: % at a. and 2S at &c
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"a srnis was on her Hp-health Was In her LOOK
strength was In her stop. and In her hxnds-PIAs1A.
TToa BITTKRA"
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sluILIA sIhlILlBUS CURANFUR.
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

rrAvE PROVED, FROM TIE MOST AMPLE ExPI.
ri RIENCE, an entire success: :smple-P.ompt-Em-
e.tly sdouted to popular use-so simple that mistakes
,annot be made In using them; 30 harmless a. TO 30
rec from danger and efficient a to be always rena.
,le. They have raised the highest oommenasaon Hoan
IL and win always render satisfaction.
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STEAMSHIPS
Manhattan, 1887 tons, Woodruff, st AdQers wharf for
New York, loading: .courtenay Trenholm
Falcon, s72 tons, Reed at Union wharf, for Baltimore
loading. ng.....................Cou Courtenay Trenholm
Jw Everman, 6s2 TOMS Tuttle at Atlantic wharf, for
SHIPS.
aslena 1893 tons, Dunton, at Doyce Co.'S wharf for
Liverpool, waiting W. smith @ 70
Liverpool waiting. Fraser Co
Cumming tBr 455 tons. HoOkwsy, at Union wharf q:
from Newport, Eng, waiting. B Mure 4 co
Northern Crown OBJ 42i tons, Matthias, at venninxs
wharf, for Bristol. Eng, loading. ;.R Mure CO
Kelhestad lNorw, s9s tons, Wenge at KerTs wharf
Fill de rAir (Brl 4l6 tons, Evans at Boy cos
wharf, fro Liverpool, dischsrging. ..R Mure co
Esperanza span tons, Ping, at Quarantine for Now
BR1Gs.
Rothsay Br 162 tons Grouse, at Accommodation wharf
fr m Cardenas, dscharging. Bonafant saias
Martha Ann Palmer CBrj 500 tons, Chapman at Union
wharf from Newport, Eng, dischargng; =:
Henry Laurons, III tons, Borden at Union wharf nom
Cenfuegos waiting. .............J Enslow GO
soHdad tpan - tons, Fabresas at Quarantine, from
sCHoONERs
Daniel Chase 81 tons, Mitchell in Ashley River, for
New York. loading. g................ Willis Cmsom
Lilly 4l2 TONS francis, at Brown Co.'s wharf for Bos-
Ton, A.ooSLA
Cranmer (3-masted) 3O4 ms, Cranmer, at Atlantic
wharf from Baltimore, discharglng. ......... haster
Ida Bella 279 tons, Weeks at Union wharf, rom Boston,
LoSA7
Moonlight toms stues, at Atlantic wharf from Bslh-
more, discharging. .........."....W Willis Chisolm
Mohawk - tons, Bradley. ar Ksn's wharf. from Rich
mond, Va, discharging. ............r j Kerr co
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLEsT sTOs.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Everman, Tuttle, Philadelphia-left
Mo.dsy. Corn and Mdze. To b F Baker co.
Poppenheim, F Panknln, P Hoge, Walsh Holmes
calder, Thompson Co, E Fuller, s q r B, Paul
Co. Roach Getty Southern Express. Coos
Co, Jeffords 4 Co. Mehrtens Wohltmann, Muller,
Nimitz l. Co, J Henry, Berger Brown, Il Cotton,
Garrete Mordecai Co, Willis Chisolm Chisolm Bros
W Gurney, Gas Light co, W Ramsey, Mrs Ann Ross,
Quinn, E Dawson Co, Senhouse Co, Renne-
ker l. Schnell & Co, N Averill son, West jones'
Bulwinkle, W Heriot, II Kellers h Co, Shepherd
Cohen, r Stewart II Clark, W Shaler. Alexander,
Cameron, Barkley Co, somers, Iogm, Mar
tin T A Beamith Co, o Chafee Co, Major hod-
gers, F Taylor l. Co, Blssel Co, Tower Shackei-
ford Kelly, G w Stefens & Co, NJ W Churchill Bao-
cock Co, s E White, L Larkin, and Order
Schr Moonlight tutes, Baltimore, IL days. Corn and
Mdze. 10 Willis l. Chsolm, r Agent, g II Linstedt,
Teideman, Ravenel h Barnwell, Campsen co, W
Smith Co. ] sprague Bro.
scLr Mohawk, Bradley, Richmond. Va, Is days. Corn
and Railroad Spikes. TO TJ Kerr Co, and Order.
Cleared for this Port.
schr Palmer, Palmer at Baltimore, July 8.
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SARATOGA
"EXCELSIOR" SPRING WATER.

,r,ur WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
be uneoualled by that OF other in the farfamed
valley of Saratoga Its virtues are such as have secured
Il The hirh encomums Of all who have used It, possess
ing as il does in an eminent degree, catharc diurec,
Alternative and tonic qualities.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON. ID; D., Professor
deph,s formerly Of Charleston 3. G..
PHILADELPHIA, November Is, 1865
have been for year more past in the habit OF
takna the water of the Excelsior Spring Of Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion OF my invalid lie
10 use the different waters OF the several fountains which
boil up along that remarkable valley dependent indeed
upon them Tor much OF the comfort enjoy am satls
fed that the E1celsior Water as well adapted as ay
other among them If not more so to the purposes Tor
which they are generally employed svery agreeable
strongly mpregnated with the carbonic ac,d lively and
sparklinQ can heartily and conscienuonsly
recommend Il TO all who need gentle catharhc and
diuretic. SAMUEL HENRY OlChSON, M. =.
The Water is put up in Pint and Quart bottles & and 10
four dozen EACH and Quarts in boxes OF two dozen each
anrD At wHOIE6AIE BY
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q. T..-18B0....X.

Another wonderful ingredient. Of great use among
he Spanish ladies' of south America imps<ting beauty
0nown 10 the commerce Of the world and we withhold
its name for the present.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL
Ship G Winthrop, Stuart, sailed. June
The Tryphenia, Harding sailed May 20
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stock ON hand n d ON shipboard.. 172 4,H1 sA
RICR-The receipts OF rolina Rough Rice have been
limited to lew small lots Tho stock has been graou-
,lly lesssnina and has become very small aud holders
consequently only sell for fun prices. We note sales OF
,ooe 60 srces Of Carolina Clean Rice during the week,
nv 50 terces Of Fair at lilo. b. and 80 do Fsar 70
Good ut 1lxc . b.
NAVAL STORES There have been received some
100 bbs Rosin ess Of which was in transit $50 bbls
Crude Turpentine and light supply Of sprits We note
Eles Of No RoGn ., s4aL50 p Dbl, No. at IS, No.
II Sa6Oaa76 About 100 bbs. Spirits changed hands at
50c. gallon. The Crude Turpentne was disposed OF
Il ss p Dbl for Virgin and Yellow Dip
HAYThe arrivals have been confined to 100 bales OF
North Rysr received by dealer. The demand Is very
eht and has been conhned to the rots trade We have
no wholesale transactions to report
CORN.-There have been received during the weak
bout 3S 900 bushels this grain, which has nearly AL
ossssd into second hands, the market cloatng almost
bsrs of stock and with prices having fuller tendency
We note sales cary I'm the weak Of some 5000 bu hels OF
,rims vhits At $L41 Z. ushel weight bags included:
md later ls00 bus els mixed and whlts at s1IS@Sl;
MOO bushes prime white at Sl.A6 y oushel, weight
psas included 5000 busi els Western white and mixed st
Dls busue. weight bags included; and 160o Bushels
whie at s14s a buaha weight Gags included, Yesser'
isy soma a7O bushels additional came to hand. part
II fvh,ch was offered st 3l.440SlE y bushel, weight
bsgs included, In large lots,
oATe-There have bean no arrivals or sales OF this
,rsin during tho week, tho limited transactions being
,onhned 10 ihe jobbing trade.
FLoUR-Ths continued Hight receipts Of new South
nm keeps the market firm for gooo quotations, but COM
non GRADES are dull and nominal We renew our quota
on. ~ .hs nrevous week ssy for good Northern and
westsrn Super $40 so per bbl Extra do sl2l2 % Per
bbl; Baltimore super, sl@Il 80 per Dbl; Baltimore E1'
ra Sls@lA Per bbl; new Southern Super. 6 per Dbl;
new southern Extra and Family 1t sle@1s Per bbl
BACoN.-Prioes st the North and West having some
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Y OSNI0SI-A curious Medical Book.
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NEWS ITEMS.

Gold closed in New York Saturday at
14O1s.
The yellow fever has made its appear
ance in San Francisco.
Col. Thomas Adams. Chief of New Or
leans police, has been removed.
The Surratt trial has ended. The jury
did not agree, and were dismissed ON the
9Th.
Judge Fisher has discharged Mr.. Bradley.
Surratt's counsel. from practiclng in hat
Court for contempt. 1t is supposed that
Bradley has challenged the Judge to fight.
1t is stated that the President will on
Tuesday peremptorily dismiss secretary
Stanton, unless in the interim his resigna-
ton is rendered.
The Indians are still committing depre-
dations. A dispatch from Fort Hays says
that all the stock beyond that place has
been driven Off by the Indians. and that
the engineers and contractors have been
attacked. Several Indians were killed
It is rumored that President Johnson has
expressed his determination to resign and
leave the Radicals to fight out reconstruc-
tion among themselves.
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Gorgeous Writing.

There is a paper published in Mem
phis, Tennessee, called the Aualanche.
Editorially and geographically, it is
gotten up in imitation of the terrible
mountain slides of Swift zerland, from
which it derives its name The col
umns are broad and massive, the Sc
lections resonant with invective, and
the editorials-well, we can't des-
cribe them, but copy a specimen that
our readers may see for, themselves.
We will premise by stating that there
was an election In Tennessee the
other day, and reversing the order of
nature, it was the Aualanche that got
buried beneath a super incumbent
mass of negro votes But the Ava-
ldache has SO far extracted itself as
to commence rumbling again. The
weather is warm, and the reverbera-
tons of genuine avalanche cannot
prove otherwise than refreshing to
our readers;
Look at your late elections and
weep; and when the tears OF regret
have dried on your cheeks, open your
proud hearts, to action, and resolve
that henceforth you'll meet the de-
spoilers of your fair fields in equal
combat at the ballot boxeaye, the
ballot box-that mighty weapon, more
potent than the warrior sword. more
soothing than the preachers SER
mon. Look, we say. at your enemy's
choice to rule over you. Mark them
we'll, and what do you see? Smith,
an Englishmanl Ryder, a Scotchmani
Good Heavensl What the noble
State of Tennessee, the fairest daugh-
ter of old Virginia and sturdy North
Carolina; Tennessee, the garden of
orators and statesmen, the land of fair
women and dauntless warriors, whose
fame fills the annals of the past with
sparkling luster, inspiring the
American student to draw line of
etfulgence from Washington to Jack
son, as the European student draws a
line of greatness from Caesar to Ma
poieon Tennessee, the fruitful valley
OF the Southwest, to be governed by
the Will of such Representatives
whose brains, if taken out and wash
ed a thousand times by all the gods
of Greclan mythology. in all the
plerlan springs ever dreamt of by the |
grandest poets. and afterwards per.
fumed by all the herbs ever known TO |
the Egyptian magi, and then replaced !
in their shallow skulls, would not be |
competent. of writing or speaking a I
single language correctly. And such I
are the Dryasdusts Shelby County
sends to the councils of nation. /
Shades of the old pioneers-Sevier.
Blount. Campbell. and Carrol-look
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-12
DIED..

WESTFALL-On August 1lth. 1867, at 3
o'clock IDA BELLE, daughter of ID. K. and
+. Westfall, aged six years, five months,
and twenty-fOur days. @1 tIi @r4f ffino I'll
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence of her parents, this monday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock, corner of Sixth and
Wabash Avenue, in Independence. The
friends of the family are invited to attend
without further notice., 10 foftr5f4. -4.r trr
louisville, Kentucky, and Dayton,
Ohio, papers please copyI.7 srar. ,,r..
RAGON-In this city, on Saturday morn
ing, after a lingering illness, Mrs. MILDRED
c., wife of #. III Ragon, in the Ssth year of
her age. +. F fs4f-f aa ,tff re-