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s. German il 70 sbe taught in the Nashville
common schools ~ ~
tIt issumored that Gen. Moi Clellan, isebout
returning home to take an active part in the
coming election t ga.,.
Quito a smart village has sprung up ut Man.
assas j Junction, Virgins, since tho war. Su.
mao is its staple of trade.
The catcher Of 9 Cincinnati base ball club Is
90 good at taking foul" that . local bard cell
ebrates him as chicken chief
Ninety locomotives arc now in use on the
Union Pacific Railroad, and ono hundred and
seven others have been ordered.
Surprise weddingaD :affo Tho latest: novelty
at Cleveland, Ohio. They take place at pic
mics, camp meetings, excursions, and the like.
AParia fashion correspondent swrites that
an attempsia being mnade to restore che high
tortoise she'll comb of our grandmothors.
Why does i cost s44,418, 151 moro 70 sup
port tho ARMY and navy in tho year of peace,
1867, than it did ID che year Of peace, 1866 :
Tho prevalence Of yellow fever at Key West
is denied, on the authority Of. letters from that
island.
Appointment officer of tho, Pacific Railway
has made alhet, of ten thousand dollars that
the road will be completed by the first Of May
Andrew Wickstrom, q swede, aged sixty
Jjcars, died in poverty in Boston on the 18th
He was on guard in Fort Sumter at the mo-
ment the first gun was fred.
The people of Indiana are beginning to
think that something must be done to relieve
them of the stigma of living in "the great
divorce State" Tho divorces granted in
Indiana, under present laws, number, on the
average, about liyethousand per annum.
ssAss few. days aggo Mr. George Jennings, of
North Wilton, Conn, while going through the
cavalry exercise with q sabre, accidentiy
struck his little six year old son upon the neck,
nearly, severing the head from the body
Whom the Mortified father saw what he had
done, he attempted to commit suicide, hut was.
restrained by tho noigGbors:s = -
NIr. Buchanan and Thad.. Stevens, though
living inthe samessteRa soleng ogethsr snever-
spokeswhen they met ID the street NSverthc-'
lsssss dchsnan qdniitted Of his. rival,
Stevens hasfa!good head aud good
heart, and if it had not pleased Providence to
9niit the mora part his nature, he would
have been q great man. !. 81. .-1..T =
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TnE.sT ATE OF sOlJTH UAROLINAs
OaAadEHUKa DisTaisrs
tn the Common III less; ~ st
A..tsshHsass
Henry DisohoG & Co.
Hf II a ~ - M i

Henry DsohoI & Co..
~ u kttaehHaSa M. ~. sssse
Bailey & Bro. 8.
Whereas the Plaintiffs did ON the IItE day sf
fendans, who, (as it is said are abaent ise,n and
without tho imits OF this Stale, and have nSisksx
wife or Attorney known within the same, upon
whom q copy Of said Declaration may be sarscd
Attorneys, is ordered, That the said Defendants
do appear md plead to tho said DSclaration ON or
before the 18th day of April which will bo In the
year OF onr Lord one Thousand eight hundred and
si1 1ty-nine, otherwise final and absolute judgments
will then be given and awarded sgainBt theE. S. ~
April 1lth, 1868. G. C.sR.
spi II osan IAN
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In Equity,
ORANGEBURG DISTnfUr,

Tho State Ex Kslnticno, sssg Bill IA Z
Solicitor Southern Circuit, T, or S s. tn;atd u
In ro LOST Documents. Testimony.
Application having been made BY 5Mrs. salise
Robinson to provo the existence, loss and aontartS
OF deed OF conveyance to her from James Cannon
Of q lot ef lnnd situate in town of SOran
fronting on Middleton Street, and mcasnring on Ih
front one hundred and Heven feet, and bound on
the North by lot of W. r. Lightfoot on tho eaBt BY
lot of c.. Whitennore and VIM. M Ifnfsor IS on the
south by lot of the said Eliza Robinson and c.
Whittemore and the west by Middleton Street..
On motion OF Messrs. I1lar s. Dibble, Solicitors
II s or'iored That NIL persons who 4dcsfcso to
duced, and introduce evidence in reply before no
on the first day of October "A. D. 1868,
COMMISSIONER Office, v, D. ". JAMESON, II
orangeourgC: Il, s. c., CommisaioAer.
Juno 20 1868. ~ 4-:.fts sfsas g. "a
juy4 ia ss
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LIN Equity,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT

Tho State Ex Relatione Hill to
Solicitor Southern circuit lPerpetpat
In re lost Documents. Tostimouv.
Application having been made by Mrs Keziah
Huffman. widow Of Frederick Huffman to estabHsG
tho Existence, Contents and Loss of certain Orduis
confirming Wrts Of Partition Of certain lands IN
Orangeburg District from the art of Equity, ns
hcr distrihutive share Of her father Thomas Giea-
toI SRI deceased, ssid lands being two tracts, ono
conts ming sacress the other 2G0aeres more ar
is,s Under which orddfs she was put, In posses
ssiofi lands On mo,ionsT, H. Cooke, Esd.
sacitor ii Is ordered, That al persons who esire
set do. may before me on the 25th day Of
October next to CROSS amino the evidence pro-;
e,iced and introduce 6vilcnces ID reply sit
commissioners Office, 80. Y. ~ AAifsoN, SIS.
2 0rangebnrg c. II, Commissop,r
3Jaly g8. 1868. :
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The State of South Carolina.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY. a

Motiah D. Greene, wife and othcrsl Petition for
W Leave to
Charlotte Buyck, OF. al. Prove Will
Whereas Petition having been made to me to
prove in solemn form, tho last VIII and Testament
Of Francis b. Heath, and whereas r. K. Oliver,
ono Of tho parties interested, is absent and without
the limits of the State il Is therefore ordered, that
he appear atthe Court of Probate to be holden Mt
Orangohnrg c. H., for Orangeburg County, OH the
second Monday III Novcmber,' a. u. 1863, for hear
ing said Petition and proving snd VIII and Testa.
men. ir due form Of Law g
Probate Office. TUAD. g. ANDREWS,
ora@nGtbnrg, =. g., Judge oflProbatc.
Angus, 6, 1858.
aug s oam sm
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Ina Equiity
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
The State OK relatione
Solicitor Southern Circuit s

The State OK relatione w - Bill To- s. Z
= Solicitor southern Circuit Pcrpetnatc
In re Lost Documents. Tes tinonys
his Guardian and next friend, having mne arulicas
sion prove the past eSistence, lossand contents
of Decd OF Convey yance:, 4 to him. from Rebcoca
Murphey, now .Rebeccn eifc,. wife Of James r.
IN Tie fork of the a. in sh1 Distriet
Aforesaid, containing one hundred and
1881 acrcs or fessf atals nonnded BY ianas of
Wm.. Barton, Daniel Smoak md lands formerly
owned by Philip Joiner, deceased ~ q ~
On motion Of Mcssrs.; Izlar & Dibble golicitors.
ordered, That all persons WHO desira 90 to dS
appenpani GROSS examine the eyidencs proarssd.
aud introduce evidence IN reply before mo en- tho.
21st day II Sepfcmbny, a. %. 1858. ~ ~
Commissioners Office, VI DIV. JAaiISCS, ~
SsOrangcbnrg C.sH. Gonisai iusf al "a
Ss juno 49, 1865 Iss a. ss 8
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I'm Equity.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT

OANNUNDU1sU UISINICI.
L. M Bookhart,
Sam. Bozard, Admir-. +
j. +. lieesc, Admr.
by order Of the Court of Equity in tho above
stated case, tho creditors OF the late William P.
Reese, deceased, hereby notified to como in and
prove their demands before me, Oh or before the
first Monday Of October next.
Commissioners Office, v. D. Y. JAMESON,
Orangebnrg 9. H., Commissioners.
July 8, 1868.
july I'd
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THE STATE OF SOUTH G CAR0LINA,
ORANGEBURG DIsTRIGT
Il, tie Common Plzeas.
Attachment.

JOS Il. Morgan,
vs. s..'asvs- Attachment
Joseph Z. Bailey. s, ~ 5ss5s;i 81,
Whereas the Plaintiff did, on the 28th siny oS
March, 1868, flo his Declaration against the De-
PENDANTS who las is said is abaent from and without
the limits of tho State, and has neither wife nor
Attorney known within the same, upon whom q
copy Of the Same declaration might be aeryed is IL
therefore ordered, That tho said defendant do ap.
pear and plead to the sad declaration on or before
the 29sh day Of March, 1862 cthsrHisa fnal asa
against him. s5-sssse 81 "a ~ &
Clerks OI1ico, T. r. ROBIESON.
Siarch ~, 1853. ! 6.O.P.
april4 IS iiy
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NAphpe ny fleas6s luesesFf. hFyS5s NOPE
dshefs scoarse3 but, vbnturesto count 5hly
the above. This estimate, stl1aicfofe ~ q cont
Session aud admits che fail afe Of
ths grsst States ate that s have gen
iorce in The nation e ~; "a az !.
ebatri ghts hayeshhey to- count oven the
States they name2 They count the,n On 4as'
Strength of past yotea; but this is 9 ting in
people go oompie over from one on, side
her divisions, as We rhcelit.:
sag ID rom the ffacs thatj jwe are
,;ssasonmg for such q period We should lbe very.
salog ~ the fathdre flitdi from the past New
Yptk s not coupted for Grant, becaase of re
{ SSeent changes; but how can any man cay that
changes Of the same tendency viii mot drop drop
from The Grant lists iaeyernl Of the States
,girea 3: 9s 81 IS. i tyr,
How many of the States named above are 80!
ppsdset strong in tile radical faith that tteyl
esn be counted upon despite contingency {?
Only two Massachusetts and Maine. These
alone aressure. 1T is, however, in tb4 very
highest degree probable that Grant VA carry
ssoyen other States in the list-.. .s,sae Island,
= EE5 Michigan
and WISCONSIN. New Hampahirs ia nos by
fany means q certainty for Graz while Indinna
mid Illinois in tie absence Of slavery and the
I broad war issue, are democratic States, and
will III all likelihood indicate we'll defined
Y pathy with the reactionary movements
against the party they hayo acted with for tho
{ Last two Presidential elections. No man has
my right to count West Virginia for any par
a. lIaa do recorded specifications f It has
only voted in one Presidency, and then it dc;
sHided FOX the war, md for the ,simple. reason
its right TO decide at all, sven it's existence
sas q State, would ut that tisne have been de-
nied by Tho othss party.
8 Ohio ID soEaewhat in the Same position as
Indiana and Illinois It was q democratic
lin the old days, but went with the re-
:pablicans on new issues. Can republioanis1n
sscoait on the continued support os a people
.athst keeps its eyes open for new issuos-that
Sscan separate itself from narty as it sees occa-
siop,; and permits party to optlive its crimes
/ against humanity
2, Five Southern States are included in tho
Grant list; but we need sea: cely say that that
is founding G s:::s chances OH u very shaky
j foundation. 4
OF the one hundred and fifty-ninc votes
above estimated as nearly certain for Grant it
is quite safe to say that at least one hundred
\ are equally likely to go for Seymour
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fgIsa thslN os,saasi Fiihsa q

s.. Campaien Songs
Id Is rRinp AND sThuE.5 So sss
IS s;s,ss Fail in, fall In q nation cries s.
Il IS 1s'S Unto her SONS for rid,
Qf all me- sigkssl that ffesnsn priso.
ftass By asspots noWs betrayed. slsi e,. rs.
Tho waschhres bnrn On every height, ssgs
y xhe thunder shakss TIE air,
3 ; ~ a 0f nillionn marohing on 70 Hght
For Seymour and for Blair. "
s,sSssss & Come tried and true,
~ IL (, Both grey md blue.
Together side by side
~ United inone common cause,
sfs tEor white mons rights md honest, laws,
Oh who can stem tho tide.
S Close up, close up the serried lines,
Tho tyraltss reign is Ger e.
A sSScgfg Bee, hlsFing on our banner shines, ,
Our leader s name,, Seymour. s,,.s
IS And And haEHs the signal Tor the fray, 49,
NoW fings upon rho ais;
d 4: 9,.s We know y, on our conqaering way. ii
Tho hugle notes Of Blair
Come, tried and true, ete. M
saVs Forward, march ON Caucasian blood; ii4
s3,sS sssss - Neer yet has blanohed before
9 IS Tho muddy and ibarbario food ~, s
sss That hdsrs from -Afrio's shore :.5. s,.,.
rs n viii ever coarse tho ruling tide,
& &. S. WhIlea arms have nerve to dare,
And South and North fight side by side,
SIS For Seymour and for Blair, X isss77 ~
aHa Come, 4 ,rise kslI and ssE trs'ss ess.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ORANaEBuRa DIsTRIcT. &.
Ma the District Court.
In pursuance Of General Orders No. 164, from
Headquarters Second Military District, the Magic
trates of the District Of Orangebnrg viii make y
report on the 18th and last days Of each month 20
this Court, Of all Commitments made By them during
tho proceeding half months specifying date Of Com
miiment, names Of Prisoners and the Offences fey
also forward to the Clerk Of this Court al reesgni-
canoes and other papers, connected with the PRO
cecdings, against the Prisoners aforesaid, which
may be in their possession ct the date Of making
the reports herein ordered. e
by order Of the Court. 81
J. r ROBINSON.
Jannarys 1868 Clerk District Cour.
Jan IL 4 ~. "A s. .tf
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The war closed with lnrge Indebtedness on the
part OF our former subscribers, some of whom have
protfcred us payment To others we have presented
no claim, amid the losses and misfortunes by which
they hnve been surrounded, having been spared tho
necessity of doing so by the worry generous, prompt
We are ablc to wait for tho advent of bcter times,
confidently assured that when prosperity returns %
The land they viii chcerrully meet their obligations
To oil such we cordially extend invitation TO re-
new their subscriptions.
jan IL dh II
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VXT THEREAS the Plaintiff did, on tbs tsn.h day
w of April, A. d. 1869, fle his Dceiaras on
sent from and without the limits OF this Rate, nni
haye'neithcr wife nor'i Attorney known within She
same ,upop wbpra copy of, the satd Declaration
might he served: M ~ ~
81 itisdhercfpre ortered. That the sAia Defendant
do appear md plead to the said Declaration on or
before The stwelfth tteS of II wliicl viii Essfn
the. .yearyof our Lord and eight hundred
and sixty -9ine, ahsFssise afal md absolass jnig
81 Clerks .oiiicps JDsss ROBINSON,
Orangebnrg District, e. g. C.Sps
X IS sstpiiI To- 1853 s9 sass 6r&s s.
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I'm EQEnitY.
9 'ORANGEBURG DISTRI(ylTp,,

- t,tUHANGEBUkG g DISTRIGT 4: g
James D cleeklsy, Executor, B go ssssI,s
E.v. snsll &BfsA Fair.i IS II t
By the deoroo in this case e:credit ara oE 81 Gs
Fair deceased, ere required within three nao,sshs
from the date hereof to prove their
Commissioner's Ofloe, I'd. Y. JAMIHoN,
cVrangeburg 81 o., So .ls Corlmis
may %. 1868. &. .seS,
may28 y -4.a
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GN AND AFTER SUN DAY, MARCH asrn THE
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Raslieal Estimates f0f 1.-The Presidency

.sEadicala baaa their'hopes offtle' Presidency
onsthss spespyictign that theycan carry for Grant
: these States whose electoral votes. together
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e o r O Pc

PARIS, July 25.-The Corps Legisla-
tif had, long exciting debate last
evening on the question of Mexican
bonds. Mr.. Rouher in a speech denied
that the collection of Jecker bonds had
any share in the cause of the Mexican
war. Jules Favre in reply insisted
that it was the main cause, as their
creditors were the only ones who had
received pay. Mr.. Rouher replied that
the French Government only protected
the Jecker bonds, in French lands the
bonds paid were paid by Maximillian.
France prevented other payments.
Mr.. Favre demanded the names of
those who had received their pay.
v1ENNA, July y26.-Political riots took
place in Prague last week. The garri-
son of the city has been increased and
quiet restored.
BERLIN. July 26.-Emperor Alexan-
der of Russia has gone to Gisingen.
LONDON, July 26.-The Ger mania,
Capt. Galloway, which left Bergen,
Norway, on the 7th OF May last on an
expedition to the north pole, was spoken
in latitude 72o. and all on board were
we'll.
LONDON, July 26.-Reports received
from all parts of the united kingdom
during the latter part of the week,
shows that the weather has been highly
favorable for the crops
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CINCINNATI.

C1Nc1NNAT1, July 25.-The remainder
of the party who attempted to rob the
Adams Express Company at Browns.
town on the 10th, Frank Sparks, John
Moore and Henry Ferrill, were arrested
in Gales county, Illinois, yesterday.
CIECINNATI, July 26.-Sparks, Moore
and FerrilI, The Adams Express rob-
bers were arrested at Mattoon. Coles
county, Illinois, on Friday. They ar
rived at Seymour, Ind. at half past ten
O'Clock last night, and soon after left
in a wagon with guard for Browns
town, to be delivered to the sheriff OF
jackson county. When near the vicin-
ity of where Clifton Elliott and Rose
berry were hung, the wagon was sud-
denly surrounded by about $50 armed
men all masked, the guard overpower-
ed and the prisoners taken ont and
hung. At last accounts they were still
hanging on the same tree where the
others we're hung. Previous to the
hanging the prisoners were questioned
as to the numerous robberies which
have occurred in Jackson county, but
with the exception of an acknowledge
ment of small depredations nothing
was gained from them.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-The Senate
unanimously confirmed Lieutenant
Governor Cox, of Maryland, Commits
sioner of Patents Milligau of Tenne-
see, Judge OF Court of Claims F.; Henry
w. Watts, of Pennsylvania, Minister
to Austria. The;aSenate rejected John
G. Dawson, Minister to Russia; John
A. McClernand, Minister to Mexico,
and E. o. Perrin, Chief Justice OF
Utah.
The President to day sent to the
Senate the nominations for the fellow
ing offices for the new territory of
Wyoming: A. D. Paddock, Governor;
Owen F. Roberts, Secretary; G.. S.
Hawley, Receiver OF public monies;
John Caldwell, Register of Land office;
Hiram Gatham, Surveyor General.
WASHINGTON, July 26.-The Senate
has confirmed Fl. z. Hay, OF Tennes-
see, TO be Secretary OF The Legation at
Florence; j. B. Blair, of West Virgil
mia, Minister to Costa Rtca; r. p. Hor-
ner, OF Ohio, Consul at Trinidad; j. b.
Ashton, Assistant Attorney General of
the United States. The Committee OF
Conference on funding the bill have
agreed upon report.
The Senate tonight rejected the no.
mInation of Noah l.. Jetfries, for Com
missioner of Internal Revenue,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE GREAT FLOOD AT BALTI-
MORE.
Billions or Property Destroyed.
Tcrr!ble ECstruction and I.oss OF Life
ON Ihe PatapscO.

BALTIMORE, July 25.-The losses by
the food yesterday, will foot up sew
eral millions of dollars. The following
firms are among the sufferers: Heald
g. Co., tannery, $4,000; Denmeads &
Sons, machine shop, IS. 900; Armstrong
& Co., soap and candle factory, partial; ;
Woods, Weeks & Co., sugar refinery,
$50, 900; Fisher Brothers, importers,
about $4,000 in sugar and molasses;
Bentley & Co.'S iron foundry gave way
aud the west walls fell, causing heavy
loss. Many private houses were more
or less damaged, also Warfield & Co.'S
monumental flour mills. A large guam
tity oGsugar and molasses on the docks
was washed away and destroyed. A
number of wharves were partially
washed away, involving heavy dam
age, and number of streets are badly
damaged, being washed in deep gulleys
by the current. Nine bridges over
Jones' Falls on different streets, were
swept away. at Ellicott City the de-
struction of life and property is great,
80 houses being swept away, some con-
tanning whole families, who were car
ried with the current and drowned.
Several bodies have been recovered
to day at and near the Relay House.
The losses of property at Ellicott
City are Gambriil's lower Potapsco
flour mill was entirely swept away,
and tho upper mill partially destroyed.
The Granite Cotton Mill of Benjamin
Deford, some of the walls of which
were twenty feet thick, and which cost
$3.50, 600, is total ruin. Gray's large
Cotton Factory was also considerably
damaged. The Union Cotton Mill,
half mile above Ellicott city, was bad
ly damaged and much cotton lost. The
stores of Geo. G. Bradley and Joseph a.
Herman, with all their goods. were
swept away. The Avalon Nail and
Iron Works, near The Relay House,
was swept away. Several days must
elnpse before an accurate estimate of
the loss can be made.
The loss of life in Baltimore City is
not positively known to exceed four,
only that number of bodies being yet
found. There is no doubt that some
were swept into the river.
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SOUTH CAnOLINA.

A New York Herald, Columbia,
S. c. letter depicts the effects ofthe new
Government upon the State in general.
The policy of GOV. Scott is represented
to be liberal and conservative, and the
assembly being composed mainly OF
favor any State Improvement which
will give the laborers work. The ma
tive colored members have snubbed
the Northern members and have deter
mined hereafter to put only natives in
Office.
CHARLEsToS, July 24.-Gen. Candy
has issued an order committing to the
civil authorities under the constitution
approved by Congress, that all author
ity conferred upon and hitherto exer-
cised by him in the States of North and
South Caroliuas,
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MAssACHUsETrs.

Boston, July 24.-A large elevator in
the oxford Sugar Refinery on Broad
street, fell through six or seven stories
to the cellar, this afternoon, owing TO
the breakage of an iron shaft which
supported above. Upon it were three
men named Michael Donovan, Antoine
Taylor and Frits Kasting. The two
former were killed Instantly, and the
latter lived but few moments.
WORCESTER, July 25.-The base ball
match between the University mines of
Harvard and Yale, this afternoon, re-
suited in victory for the Harvards;
score, 25 to II.
Arrangements have been made for a
match race, single sculI wherries, be-
tween John Tyler and Josh Ward for
81 GOO side, distance five miles, one
turn, on the 2lst of August at Spring
fnI1