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And this from one miilion and half of inIabl.
ants, the document closes with the cry OF pira
woM ara nsn ne ovt IGowng Ge
pulslon the electoral right aud prlyieze OF
voting our own supplies and contributions,
tlonal militia without recompense trial by jury
municipal rights, liberty OF the press, Of speech,
ment, OF commerce, OF industry, OF immigra.
ton; the abolition OF monopoly and slavery. vio-
lence Is not Appealed TO- but calm, temperate dis
The committee claim to have the latest and
most reliable news from the insurcction in
ments In reference thereto are all false. They
say that tho insurreetion 10 now supported
n 400 men, wara punoer snos rapidly i Is,sas S
since with considerable body OF troops, who were
dee9ted and were Obliged 70 leave their ar,lllcry
BaJ xnQ had risen and were IN the nsurrection; that
the troops On landing at Man2anillo wGfe guided 70
The interior by two men, who led them inlO All am-
buscade thai on the morning OF the 2Ist the line be-
tween this city aud Puerto Principe was cut, and
i was supposed that city had risent was repaired,
citemsss;; existed there al that tho mas of the
citizeps foyored the insurfection and We're only
awaiting an opportunity to join III that the Governor
OF JiguanI, city IN the Jurisdiction OF that name,
had been captured by the reyolutoniss; that the In
surrcction, instead OF being the work OF few rob-
about by the enormous contributions exacted by The
government and the arbitrary conduct OF the uuthori
YES that ths agtaoTes were poweres; to suppress
whole island. They claim, moreover, that Lersundi
In correspondence with the Queen. They soy that he
received telegram from her on the lth and again
ON the 14th Of October, and tnat she ur2eo him to
hold the island In allegiance to her II possible and
that he 10 playing doubls card with tAis end In
view.
As tho steamer is on the eve Of departure I am
able 10 give neither consistency nor shape to these
statements, but forward them for what they are
worth. Nt
Great dlstrust continues to be felt OF the Spanish
Bank aud great annoyance aud trouble are thrown
In the way Of those demanding gold for i currency.
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BaroR.--Governor Brownlow, Of Tennessee, In the
Knoxville Whtg Of the 27th inst publishes the fol-
William q. Nelson, Of Monroe county, met John
Fleming the chief editor Of the Press aud Herald
on Cay street, and In bold and manly manner
stick. Fleming he'd previously published an eddlto-
rial In his paDer In which he denounced Nelson az
thief, swindler, perjured villain traitor to his
country ana . scoundrc generally. We have kno vn
Nelson intimately from his boyhood. lrst ~ whig
and upright man. His raisIng education, condnct
and character do not warrant the application Of any
such epithets to him. We therefore pronounce the
The New York herald., 1868-10-30

jnE WEATHER YRsTERDAY.-The following record
win show the changes In the temperature for the
past twenty-four hours as indicated by the ther-
mometer at Hudnurs pharmacy, ais Broadway,
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COURT CAiEADAa-THlS DAY.


MARINE CoURT-GRNERAL TERM.-Nos. l, 2, 3, 4
g. Q, I, 8, TO- IL, H. l3 H. le H. 1s la TO- a. a.
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Manifesto Of the Revolutionary
Committee.

Tne steamship Eagle, Captain Greene, iron
Havana October 25, arrived at this port yesterday
me purser, J. E. Huertas, win please accept ou
thanks for the prompt delivery Of our nles ant
Dispatches.
The New York herald., 1868-10-30

PRIhAhI QoNVbNf10N OF LONe IsLANn.
whereas the necessary preliminary have been
taken by ths Conyner Of hs Protestant Episcopal Church
ss ss E~sovs tsurs " ne Ts.
kmsries for ne fornscn o hs inh d.y q Ncvsmssr
Of New York. the sale docess 70 comprise the counties
Of King, osssas And eu9ok, semmeny known - Long
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Average temnerature Wednesday .
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q q M O R o U s..
A Distant Relation.

An incident occurred some time ago at Gin
cinnatti, on board the steamer Buckeye, just
as she was about to depart for Now Orleans
A tall countryman, carrying apair of sad
dle-bags on his arm and covered with pcrspira-
ton, and who looked as t!l!cngh he couldn't tell
his head from bunch Of shingles, rushed into
the cabin, calling at the top of his voice: 81
"Whar is Col Mcintosh Is Col. McIn-
tosh on this boat?"
No one answered.
tWcll, then, whar is the capun2 T must
see Col. Mcintosh"
On being informed that the captain was on
the hurricane deck, our inquiring friend pass
ed through the crowd in that direction.
Haul in the planks and shove her OFF,
sounded in his ears just as he reached tho
deck. e SIS.
ssStop her, Cap 'un-stop her! I am not
going to New Orleans"
Run out the plank2 Ashore with you,
then, quick "eshouted Captain Hartshorn.
say, !, Cap'un, I want to see Col. Min
! tosh. j must see him."
81 don't know him, sir" quickly answered
the old sea dog. eve can't wait-go ashore.
Haul in the planks, q say" er
"Oh, Cap'un, / must see the Kerncl-he's
q distant relation ofmine, aud never saw him
in my life"
Now Captain II. is warm hearted man, as
every one knows The last appeal touched his
feelings, and he kindly inquired:
." How near Of kin arc you TO the gentleman
that you are sceking?" @
"Why, Cap'un he is the father of my first
child.
"Cast off that hawscr and let her CO." were
the last words heard. And the boat and the
man that was in search of his relative wended
their way to New Orleans !
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In Equity,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT
The State Ex Rclatione
Solicitor Southern Circnit.

+ Solicitor Southern Circnit.s lparngo t,;o a.. s,
In.rc lost Documents. Tesfjjnonv. - !.
;. Application having been made by Mrs Eez;af,
Huffman, widow Of Frederick Huffman to establish
tue Existence. Contents and Loss of ccrinin Orders
orangeburg District from the Court of EQUITY as
her distributive share Of her father Thomas Giea
ton, Sr, deceased sad lnnds being two trac one
less Under which orders she was put In posses- .
sion Of said lands. On motion I. ii. Cooke. ESQ.
Solicitor it is ordered That al persons Who desire
50 50 to do may appear before me On the 25t day OF 4
l''ccd and int:oiEss. &C. evidence n renly
N",-.",,ss.oncrs Office, ~. d. V. JANISON,
Ornngcbnrg H. t /! Commissioner
july % flif{ssa iilA.assgsf It'd 81
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Blufnng a Pcddler.

"A well known tin-warc pcddler travelled up
town to dispose of notions to such as were
willing to bargain. He was pcrscycring trader
aud never would be blufed off with short
answer. From one house in particular he re-
ceived continued rcbuffs and assurances that
nothing was wantcd-they never bought any
thing in that way. Nevertheless he made his
calls steadily with each regular round, till he
became regular pest, and in reply to the in
formation that it was useless to call. made
known his purposes to do so just us often as
he pleased
One bitter cold day the bell rang, and the
good lady hastencd to get her hands from the
dough in which they were busy to answer the
call; when she reached the door, there stood
the everlasting pcder.
"Any tin-ware to-day, ma'am? ?"
"Haye you any tin kitchens 2"
eyes, ma'am," and away he goes to bring
the samples, chuckling at the idea that his
zeal was SO successful at last
"Thercs nothing" muttcred he, sslikc hang
ing on, anyhow"
The tins were brought, and the pans were
nextinqured for. The pans were brought
and other articles enumerated, to seven differ
ent kinds, till goodly portion of tho pcder's
load had been transferred to the house
Hls there anything else you want madam? p
"Oh, no, I don't want any of these only
askedyou if you had thcm."
The peddlor was fairly ''sold," and for
moment folt like getting angry, but tho idea
rather ticklcd him, and he commenced re-
turning his wares to the cart, without uttcrine
a'word, lie has never called at that house
since,
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p @ E T r Y.
The Rolling Of the Ball. !

Come all 70 gallant DEMOCRATS,
Come patriots, ono and all,
And join with your united strength scg
TO roll ourmighty bah ]. s@E
And while the ball is rolling
With shouts we'll rend the uir:
Three choors for Statesman Seymour
And the warrior, General Blair.
(Three cheers.
From deorgia's green savannahs,
To tho 10y shores of Maine,
Well hurl the bounding missile forth
Der mountain, fold and plain;
And whilo tho ball in rolling 81 & A
With shouts we'll rend the air: ~
Three cheers for Statesman Seymour
And the warrior, General Blair.
(Three cheors!)
From old Manhattan's million
p TO Western prairies. grand, / "a 3
Our ball shall bear greeting,
All round tho sunny land;
And while the ball is rolling
With shouts we'll rcnd the air:
ThTee cheers for Statesman Seymour
And tho warrior, General Blair.
,a (Thrcc cheers y
Across the Rookey NIountains
Our hurting ball shall fly, ..
Till California halls it,
A meteor in the sky;
And while the ball ia rolling
i With shouts we'll rend the air:
Three cheers for Statesman Seymour
And the warrior, General Blair.
(Three cheers y
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The State of South Carolina.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY. s 81

Meltial D. Greene, wife and others Petition for:
Vs. 4 Leave to 5;s
Charlotte Buyck, Ct Al. Prove wan
Whereas Petition having been made to 81 me ID.
prove in solemn form, the last Will and Testament
of Fraucis d. Heath, nnd whereas, F. K oliver.
one of the parties interested is absent and without
the limits of the State is therefore ordered that
hc appeariat the Court Of Probate Aobe Aohieri at
OrnngeburgC. C. H., for Ornngeburg County, oh fie
second Monday in November, A. D. 1868, for hear
ing said Petition and proving said Will and Testa-
ment in due form of Law. f'jftft f%tsst 30 81
Ornngcburg, s. c., + sc>@; Judge Of Probate.
August 4, 1868.
aug 3 " oa1l u; fs,,ts * - an,ls6
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! A gentleman having cngagcd.a q brioklayer
to make some fppairsin his collarj ordered the
lcto bo removed before the brioklaycr COM
mcnced his work. ~ sSS
"Oh, I'm not afraid of barrel of ale, sir"
said the man.
"I presume not" said the gentleman; "but
I think barrel of alo would run at your ap-
proach." =,
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A Democratic meeting was held in Atlanta
on Saturday night, at which General Gordon
and others spoke. Gonoral Gordon declared
that the South would acquieso in the result of
the Presidential election, whatsoever side may
wing i-is s I'll SE Ets
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ORANGEBUlfG DISTRTCT

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Sarah = wan"a"'asr' vs.. maker ragiitisn siii fs1 Of
Rachael Pooscr, ct. al. Lanos 49,.
ftnprcarng to my satisfaction that Oman IIouser,
.An,,. Iiouscr, his wife, John Ioscr mud Nary his
wife, defendants in Ibis case, reside beyond the
limits OF thus State On motion OF Scssrs Izlnr &
Dibhlc conpIainans Solicitors il is ordered. That
the said defendants do appear, plead answer de-
m,ro comrlnnants sail hill of Complaint Within
t'c time prescribed by law, or tho same will be
taken Pro Conicsso against them. - ~ Asls
Commissioners Office, VI Y. JAAfIS(lN,
ornngthurs 9. ii. Commissioner.
July e 1868 4...,x,s
july % ti
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The veto of Governor Yarmouth on the
Negro equality bill, has bocn sustained by the
Louisiana House of Representatives, and q
modified substitute for the bill has been intro
duced
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CIROLINA.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT. !. 5,;.3..., @lf.a5..ss
In tie Common Pleas.

In tie Common Pleas.
Jos II. Morgan, -
vs. Attachment. s,,rs
Joseph f. Eailcy.
Whereas, the Plaintiff did, on the 28tl day Of
March, 1868, file his Declaration nganst the De-
fentnnt, who (as is said is absent from and without
the limits of the State, and has neither wife nor
Attorney known within the same. upon whom .
copy Of the same declaration mightb served; It s
therefore ordered, That tho said defendant do an
pear and plead to the said declaration OH or before
the 18th day of March, 1869, otherwise final and
absolute judgment will then be given and awarded
against him. 9tl f.Sse,s gs9y,t 4 ~ -
Clerks Office, j. f. ROBINSON.
Narch 2S, 1865 &C. r.
april i,eatf Ss'z55e sAIv@
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THE HOPE OF THE COUNTRY .
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HILBEIss HOUSE,
Ill (roEMERLY MRS. DIBELE'S,)
2Sl KING STREET

Bc'~ccn I'cnfuorM um1 Hazel Streets, and
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Principa lJ-ho1csal nna RctuH
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o"d tic Post Office, Charleston, s. c.
The City Railway, which runs to each extremity
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-IT s.
STATE ELECTIONS following State
elections occur this year:
Nebraska, October 3. fl
Pennsylvania, October 49,
Ohio, October 13.
Indiana, October 13.
Iowa, October t13. @ E5
West Virginia, October %.
New York, November g.
New Jersey, November 3.
Delaware, November 3.
Maryland, November 3.
Illinois, November 8.
Michigan, November 3.
Wisconsin, November g.
Minnesota, November 3.
Missouri, November 3.
Kansas, November g.
Nevada November g. Z
Massachusetts, November 3.
The Presidential election occurs OIL the 81
Of November.
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RE AL ESTATE
zsF FOR. ~
S a T. E

TtOFFER FOR SALE ON EASY .TERMS, TIE
Il following valuable Real Estate:
4 FINE DWELLING HOUSE,
and improved Premises in Oungcburg, on Russell
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TILE STATE OF SOUTH,C 0IsINA ~
OgASoE EnuRa DisTilItT Il
In the Common ~ cas-
Naschnem

Whereas the plaintiffs did lonsti ii III dsys of
Arril iS6H file their declaration against the De-
fcnlaais, who,t it issal, are absent from nnd
without The limits of this State, and have neither
wife or Attorney known within the ii Same, upon
whom copy of said Declaration may be served :
Attorneys. il is ordered Tint the sait Defendants
do appear and plead TO the said Declaration on or
before the 18th day Of .iprT. wlich ,il be in the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
siAty-ninc otherwise final ait, absolute Judgment
will then bc given and awarded against them.
Clerk Office. j. +. ROBINSON,
April iith, 1868. J C. G. T..
ap ii ~ Oe}m 80 ssts, fts.l2m
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The leading Fcnians throughout Ireland are
said to be forming coalitions with the Tories.
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The Georgia Legislature has passed bill
preventing tho formation of military compa-
nicsy
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TIE CAROLINA FAEMER.

and viii issue the first number as soon as su1i
rcnsonohlc share or flo cxrc. r...nn
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We wish to employ active Agents Mt every Post
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ADDRESS all communications to
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COUNTRY PRODUCE
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No HeaIth without Vigor.

NO k1edItu "lLuOut t1kOHs
The wear and tear Of life tells upon all more or
less What are we but machines? Tho vital princi-
pie 10 the motive power that keeps the human en-
gine in motion; but as beams, pistons. connection
pipes, condensers and boilers out do organs
muscles, tssues and all the compound parts OF that
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The mechanism of bodyrequires to be repaired
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inert organ.
ARE YOU WEARING OUT9 Do you feel that
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TER's. BITTERs. 8 Janusry27