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lss saa sMssEs. Giss and. Caldwell.

~ Thess geatletaen, who were arrested
on Monday last, and afterwards convey
ed 70 sColambia, were Admitted to bail on
Friday last, the first IN $4,000 for ap-
peafsnce, and $4,000 on q peace bono,
Ihe latter in a bond of $500. The charge
WAS Acomplicity in the killing Of Lee
Nance. We are pleased to see that they
dfaye returned to their homes, and feel
satisfied that theY are entirely innocent
aofthis grase charge. sTeguard against
any other charges which may enter into
the fertile Imagination of,any one dis
posed 10 arrest and capture him, Mr.. G..
IS debating. the .propriety Of requesting
the powers to grant him a special body
guard or officer, to stick to and follow
him aronnd till all danger be past, and if
need be, he viii have the officer tied to
him that he may not be lost sig:t Of
Fhsidsa isa good one. and if preferred
apdegreed to- We 5truseDick may sur
xigs the iaeenventence of being tied to
AiarrcacT-s go 80 ego. 60, s=.-t--
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When the PLANTATION B1TTERs we're
first made known 70 the American people
some seven years ago, it was supposed they
were an entirely new thing. and had never be.
fore been used. So far as their general use
in the United States is concerned, this may
be true. It is also true that the same Bit
ters were made and sold in the Island of St.
Thomas, over forty years ago, as any old
planter, merchant or sea captain doing BUSH
ness with the West indies will tell you. It
is distinctly within my recollection that on
the return of my father (who was sea cap
tain, and dong an extensive trade in the
tropics,) he would invariably have the Bit
tiers among the ships stores. and our family
sideboard was never without them. For any
sickness, it matters not how severe or tri>
fling, the decautcr of these Ritters. by o diff
ferent name, was always resorted to as
sovereign remedy.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
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Cordial Invitation.

Cotton is Bringing good price now,
and the most Of our farming friends are
making fine crops, and in view, Of this
. NE cordially invite them to come up and
ssettle whatever little amounts they owe
sas, ahd those who DO no not owe US any
ming, and who are not on our books as
Subscribers, are invited to invest small
samoDDtSin the Herald, with the guaran-
,tceahatsit viii not b, regretted. No
better Investment can Sc male at tais
fine than in subscribing. toa good paper;
.sssadas being sale-dag and. Tuesday
-sasetienday. on whieh occasions 1shere
syEsoe q large number Of persons in
towp, 9e expect TO do,a lively business.
sin attending to all the demands which
sEiii be made on US. Don't fail TO come,
sas~e shall expect you. - 80 . 3
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PROCLAMATION,
BY His ESeclleney Robert <. Scot, Coz

By His E1cclcncy Robert K. Scott, Coz
ernor Of the Statc'of South Carolina.
Whereas, information has been recefea
at this Department thata wilful and deib~
crate murder was committed in the town Of
Newberry,- on MONDAY MORNING, the
10th instant, outhe body of LEE a. NANCE,
late Qcmb,r Of the Constitutional Con.
vcntion, BY SAMUEL MURTSHAW and
WILLIAM FIFzGERALBs who. hayeGded
from justice. !. . ..-..,-.,,,, -, -,
Now, know Sc, that I, ROBERT K.
SCOTT, Governor Of the State OF South
Carolina, in order that the murdcrcrs mag
be brought to condign punishment, do he.e-
by offer a reward Of. TWENTY, FIVE EGN-
DRED DOLLARS each, for the apprehen-
sion of said Murtishaw and Fitzgerald, upon
their delivery, in any jad of this State: aish
proof to convict. -.
Fitzgerald is slender-buiit, dark complex
ion. black hair, (eurling little at the edges,(
and wliiskers, abont &c or 81 years of age.
Murtishaw is short in stature, round face, !,
light hair, with brisk and active movements.
He is about % or % years of age. re-. ,zs.,-zz
In testimony whereof, ! have Shcreurfo
set my hand, aud caused the. greAs
seal of the State to be affixed, at Co.
lumb'a, this twenty-second day OF
Il. 5. October, in the Year .of our lord
one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-eisht, ind in the ninety.thir6
year Of the Independence of the Uni>
ted States of America. g.
{Signcd) ROBERT K. SCOTT,
Governor State of Soath Carolina. &
F. l. CAaDozo, Secretary of State. :zstg
October 2S Al 1t.
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EDUCATION.

The Rev. Joseph B. Hillhouse, in defer
ence to the opinion of judieious friends, and
in accordance with tho urgent wishes of
many citizens Of this place, proposes ID. W
on the second Monday in November. prox.,
to open first class Female Academy in this
town. He will bring to bear upon this un-
;dertaking a reputation Of the highest schol>
arship and the results of long years expe-
rience in the business of education, and will
spare no pains to establish firmly perma-
nent institution of the highest order. Believ-
ing it to be felt want in this community at
the present time, and relying upon the pro>
mises already given, there can be little doubt
of success. For all particulars, apply to the
gentleman himself or to the Rev. r. A.
Mickle. To any who have been hitherto
strangers, the best Of references can be
given.
A card giving explicit information will be
published at an eally day.
October %
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o Oct. % 4I I'm.
.'''' u. PROCLAMATION.
By His E1ccl!cncy Robert K. Scott, Gov

By His Ezccl!ency Robert K. Scott, Gov
| ernor of the State Of Solth Carolina.
Whereas. information has been received
at this Department Of divers atrocionS and
coli-blooded murders p"rpctrated on peace
able and unoffcnding citizens OF. this fon'-
monwcal!h, viz:
A wiIful murder was perpetratcd at Lau-
rensrillc, on the I'd Of September, on the
body of Tabby Simpson. freedman, By
WAITER II. EICHLE ERGER, who has
fed from justice. The murderer is about
| twenty-five or twenty-eight years Of age,
,, round face, prominent eyes, dark hair, about
FIVE feet seven or eight inches in height,
and weighs about 40 or l45 pounds. a
reward of TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS will Le paid for his apprehen.
sion and lodgment IL any Jail OF this State,
with proof to convict
. A freedman, named JOHNSON CLOS
COE, was deliberately shot down and mrr.
dered in the town Of New berry, OF the 25Ih
of September last, by a number. of persons
unknown. Tie assasSins fed from justice,
and in order that they may be brought 10
punishment hereby offer reward. Of
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for their apprehension, or the apprehension
of either Of them, to be delivered in any
Jail of this State, with proof to convict.
Hon. JAMES MARTIN, Representative
in the General Assembly from the County
of AbbevilIe, was shot down in cold blood,
and murdered, on the public highway,
about four miles from the town of Able
vile, on the 5th of October, by q gang Of
ruffians who followed him for the purpose.
| ereby offer reward of FIVE THOU
SAND DOLLARS for the apprehension of
the murderers, or the apprehension of
either Of them, to be delivered in any. Jail
OF this State, 18th proof to convict. -:
Hon. B. F. RANDOLPH, a Senator in
the General Assembly, from Orangeburg,
wss assassinated at the railroad depot, at
Hodges Station, on the Grecnvillc and Co.
lumbia Railroad, on the afternoon Of the
18th instant, in the presence Of crowd Of
spectators and passengers, and the mrr-
dercrs we're permitted to mount their orses
and leisurelv escape. FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS will be paid for their apprehen-
sion, or either of them, upon their delivery
in any Jail of this State, with proof to con-
vict.
A proportionate reward will he paid for
information that may lead to the arrest OF
any of the murderers; and any one person,
WHO ha sparticipated therein, will be ex-
cmpted from punishment and be literally
rewarded, by giving such information as
may lead to the arrest and conviction of
his accomplices.
In testimony whereof, have hercunto
set my hand and caused the great
seal of the State to be affixed, at
Columbia, this twentieth day Of o..
L. S. tober, in the year Of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty
..- eight, and in the ninety-third year
Of the independence of the United
States of America.
[Sigpedl ROBERT K. SCOTT,
Governor State South Carolina
F. L. CARDozA, Secretary Of State.
Oct % 1t. ...-,, '....z 'trs-.
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aeaustie Latter from President Johnson,
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WASHINGTON, October %, 1868.

" ASuiNGlON, OCtooCi IN, 1COC.
HoN. HoRATlo SEYMOUR: / see it an
nouneed in the papers, this morning,
that you. will enter the Presidential can.
vass in person. Il trust this may be so,
as the present position of public affairs
Eiustifies and demands it. 1t is hoped
and believed by your friends. that all
enemies to the Constitution and Govern
ment, whether secret or avowed, will
not be spared, and that their arbitrary
and unjust usurpations. together with
their wasteful, lrof1igate and corrupt
use of the peoples treasure. will be sig
naly exposed and rebukcd. The mas
ses of the people should be aroused and
warned against the encreaehments of
despotic power. now ready to enter the
citadel of liberty. trust that you may
speak with an inspired tongue, and that
your voice may penetrate every just and
patriotic breast throughout the land.
LIE; the living principles of the violated
Constitution be proclaimed and restored,
that peace, prosperity and fratcrnal feel
insS may return to our divided and op-
pressed nation.
fx~D--,,- -o,,<-o,>~-
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ANDREW JOHNSON.

New ORLEANS, October 23.-Thc
steamboat Gen. Quitman, from Vicks-
burg for New Orleans, vas snagged and
sank yesterday, twenty miles above
Bayou Sara. All on board we're saved !;
boat and Cargo. consisting Of 1,7O0 bales
cotton and 4,5Q0 sacks cotton seed, a
total loss.
Last night, number of disguised
persons entered Jefferson Parish Jail, at
Carrollton, and shot two negroes, one of
whom had been twice condemned for
rape on white women in &c, and vas
twice rep:ieved, once by Sheridan and
once, by Mower. The other was con-
victcd Of rape ard the murder Of a white
girl, aged eleven, in Jefferson Parish, a
few days ago. $50. g.
About 2 O'Clock this morning, a fire
broke ont at Grctna, opposite t;e upper
part Of New Orlesns, the work. un-
donbtedy, ofinccndiaries. Reports were
were current that, during the progress
Of the fire, number Of negroes were dis
covered stealing goods saVcd from the
fire; when fight occurred and two ne
groes were killed. The negroes and
whites then gathered from all quarters,
armed, and the fight became general. A
company of infantry and body OF police
from New Orleans, however, prevented
anv; further outbreak. The negroes
finally :ook to the woods, and very few
arc to be seen in the neighborhood.
Nine or ten houses, all frame, were des.
.royed. The officers report alt quiet
there this evening. ~
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TIE LITTLE CoRPoRAL.-This is the ii.
tie ola magazine for girls and hoys,. a
copy Of which We find today among our
exchanges. 1t is published monthly by
Alfred L. Sewell, at Chicago, Illinois, at
81 per annum. The November and De-
cember numbers will be sent free to any
one who forwards the subscription price
at once. 1t is quite interesting, and We
recommend it to the young and old.
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COLUMBIA, October 26.-Sales of cotton
to-day "a bales-middlings %.
NEW YORK, October 26-7 2. Motion
q shade firmer; sales 2,10o bales at PSI
Gold 344.
CHARLESTON, October 26.-Cotton Sctive
and &C. better; middlipgs "a.
AUGUSTA, October 26.-Cotton market
quiet, but firm; sales GA -middiings
23i.
LIVERPOOL, October 26-3 P. M.-Cotton
buoyant and higher-uplands IL; Orleans
1T. .---
NEwBERRT, Oct. 81. Cotton strong at
22t for middliDgs.
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A late file of the Madrid Gazette affords
an apt illustration of the ease and rapid
ity with which the revolution in Spain
was accomplished. On the 29th of
September the Gazette appeared as usual,
with the royal arms at the head Of tho
first page, and containing an official an
nouncement that Ter Majesty the Qneen,
with her august family" was. still at
San. Sebastian, and that their royal
health" was excellent. The next
morning, without the interruption of a
single day, the Gazette appeared with
tie royal arms displaced by those
adopted by the revolutionary Junta, and
not o word regarding the; health Of her
"august Majesty" Nothing could more
strikingly illustrate the suddeaneSs and
completeness Of the collapse Of the last
Bourbon throne Of Europe.
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Single subscriptions 50 per annum, Tor six
months, l,50, in advance.
=" 70 clubs Of I'VE, s., 50 each, and one extra to
gettes up Of club.
Cnbsof ten, s., so each, extra copy of paper,
ard copy Of the Lif+ Of Jefferson Davis, in
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Ss5csabSo twenty at S445~ an extra Of paper. and
Stevens' great work on the war, in vols. Illus
Advertisements per square CT 12 lines, or one
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Marriage notices. obituaries, and commuuica-
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DEMoREsT's You've AMER1cA.-The iu.
veniles are full of glee over the reception
of an enlarged number Of this popular
little magazine. More pictures, more
stories, more puzzles, more of everything
that the children are in love with, is in.
volved in this jubilant event, which
must have sent up the Young America
subscription list like rocket. Certainly
there is-no other magazine for the young
Publication Office, 473 Broadway, New
York. Yearly 81.
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Judge Hogc, or Hog, has turned up
in Washington, and has called on Grant
and Schofeld for assistance against past
and apprehended troubles He received
no satisfaction beyond the assurance
that such applications must come either
through the Executive or the Legisla-
ture. Since his departure, when be hid
himself in the mail car on the Greenville
and Columbia railroad, nothing until now
has been heard of him. It is not stated
in the despatch whether he succeeded in
saTing his carpet-bag or not. If that in.
dispeasable adjunct was lost, however be
eaa easily procure aBother where he is.
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In the Matter Of William Summer,
Bankrupt, of the County Of Lex
ington.
By order Of Henry Summer, Regis
ter in Bankruptcy, 80.
I will sell at tho residence of Will
liam Summer, in Lexington
County. =.
Thursday, 26th November nert,
One Tract of Land,
Containing one hundred and sixteen and one
fourth (1l64 acres more or less, situated in
the County of Lexington, bounding and
butting on lands Of G. W. Smith, Walter
Kesler and Joseph Fresbley.
Also, at the same time and place,
Two Mules,
belonging to the Estate of said Bankrupt
Purchaser to pay for stamps and papers.
THOS. ". HOLLOWAY,
Oct. % "a st. Assignee.
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San FRANCISCO, October 23-2 10 a.
M.-Ano:her severe shock this minute
sent the people shricking to the streets,
in their n:ght clothes. The atmosphere
is thick aud weather warm.
8 a. M.-Thc excitement is somewhat
quoted, but the people evincc no desire
to return to their houses.
TIE LATEST. Only thirty-fivc per-
sons were seriously hurt by the earth:
quake. including five killed. A very
Slight shock occurred at 7.9o this morn
ing. Business is proceeding as usual.
The weather is very thick with slight
rain. ...
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REMOVAL FROM OFrIcE.-We notice
with regret the removal Of Mr.. Solomon
Kirard from the position of Postmaster,
in which capacity for the last fifteen or
eighteen years he has so satisfactorily
and efficiently served this community.
In his retirement from Office, our worthy
exp. IN. carries with bim the sympath,es
of his fellow.c citizens, and their kind
wishes for his future success and happi-
ness.
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.ssBy reference to- card. in another col.
pmn, i viii. be seen, by the announce.
sment Of Messrs. Robt. Mure & Co., that
direct Steam communication between
Charleston and Liverpool is an accom-
&piished fact, and that such arrangements
gfsre 6een made with the different rail
Ssoad,eompanies aswil Insure the prompt
lest dispatch to shippers of cotton. and
,that;cos,on ccpsigred to. this firm, who
are. the ageats. Of this Steamship Ling,
viii be forwarded. free Of commissions,
actual expenses only, added. Messrs.
Mnrcs Co. also make advances on cet.
ton consigned to their care. Sec adver-
s{5senents. y = - ~ ~''--'-
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Wsstake pleasure in calling attention
to the eard of the Rev. j. B.. Hillhouse,
xho designs opening shortly FIRST class
Fenale Sempary in this place. This
gsnsleman brings with bin the highest
recommendations, and it is said Of him
by the Rev. Mr.. Howe of Columbia, that
he is the most eminent teacher in this
State. With such reputation, and the
opening which now presents itself, Ar.
Hillhouss will find no difficulty in estab-
lishing and building his Seminary. -' ~
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Tut & Land, Druggists.

Physicians and Planters are directed
t6 tie card, to DC found IN this issue, OF
Sths aRr1mr3 Adore mentioned: From the
establishment of 'the Drug House of DR..
ssEs sEaFaet, in 1876, to the present, it
shassmaiRiainedia deserved reputation
and has Sc. .ias rsasedin size and impcr.
tancsdhat'it DOW stands second to none
in,the South. Our business intercourse
sith It has always been Of the most sat.
isfactory character; and We eheerfully
recommend !: 70 all parties going or
sending to Augusta, Weare pleased to
see that our friend, Mr:@ @Rob,. H. Land,
formerly Of This place, is now associated
as ons of this fism. Success to both Of
dheseageEtlenen.1t;<--- ~fio5.s-:-' ,
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Cheap Clothing.

If you want cheap clothing, good ma.
terial, and elegant fits, either 60 to
Swafield's House in Columbia, or send
on your orders. They have large and
beautiful store, piled full Of every kind
of goods kept in gentlemen's furnish
ing house, and sell them cheap for cash.
For proof give them trial.
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.-%@%-

As Instances OF close elections, it is
stated that in Pennsylvania, last week.
Foster Democrat, vas elected to Congress
over Covode. Republican. by forty-onc
majority; Reading, Democrat. over
Taylor. Republican, by four hundred
and eleven =; ,Mfftlt, Democrat, over
Myers, Republican, Lj' orc huSdred and
twcntv-scveh, and Cessna, Republican,
over kinmcl, Democrat, By ono hundred
and forty four. Several similar close
votes were reported not only in Pennsyl-
yanla, but also IN Ohio and Indiana.
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La PETIT MEssAGER, or Modes

La PETIT MEssAGER, or Modes dc
Paris, devoted to Literature. Patrons,
Beaux, Arts, Theatres, &C., published
by S. T. Taylor, Importer, s9l Canal
St., New York, at S. per annum. Sin,
gle copies with patterns, 90 cts. We
acknowledge the receipt of this charming
and elegant ladies' fashion book for No.
vember. Every lady ought to have it,
and now is good time to subscribe.
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FARM & GARDEN.-The October mum.
Der of this valuable agricultural paper is
received, and We are pleased to sec that
it continues to improve. l.. deserves
the liberal patronage which We are con-
fdent it receives. Price only 81 per
annum published by Jas. R. Jacobs &
Co., Clinton, S. C.
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THE PRINTERS ,C1RcrLA. for October
isreceivcd. LISA record ofTypography,
Arts and Sciences. and is invaluable to
the Printer, and will be found interesting
to the general reader. r. S. Menamin,
Editor and publisher, 515 Minor St.,
Philadelphia. Price 81 per annum.-
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MARRIED,

On the 22d Of October, by the Rev. Mr.. Grier
Mr. JAMES LARKIN and MISS HARRIKT A.
MATHIS, all of NeWberry
We acknowledge the reception Of orr fee in
the fora Of piece of BRIDES cake, which has
been disposed of, and also pressing invitation
to witness the interesting ceremony and partake
Of the good cheer prepared for the occasion, tbe
latter privilege, We were reluctantly compelled
however to decline. A long and happy life to
the handsome couple.
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New Mackerel,

Kits No, New Bay Mackerel
" No. Q n"
Half bbls No. Q g.
Sugar cured Canvassed Hams
Imperial and Hyson Tea.
Just received by
Oct q = CARWILE & McGAUGHRIS
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Notice..

All persons indebted to the Estate of
Thomas W. Holloway and of Holloway &
Folk. Bankrupts. are notified that unless
payment is made by the first day of January
Bext. their notes and accounts will be placed
In the hands Of an Attorney for collection.
HAYNE D. REID,
Oct % "a 4t. Assignee
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100, 900 LIVES LOST FROM THE USE
of Tobacco; save your money and restore
your health by using Dr.. Byrns' Celebrated
.An3idotc for Tobacco ., :. &C.
This Is not a substitute, but a cure, for
chewing: and smoking. We have treated
thousands of cases in the last twelve years,
and cured them entirely; some Of which
have 1sed tobacco from Thirty to Forty years.
Dr.. Byrns uses only vegetable remedies ant
warrants them not to impair the system, and
if taken according TO directions cnre is
guaranteed in few 's'ays and that without
Inconvenience or injury TO the system. or
the money checrfulIy refunded in any cae
Sent free by mail for Fifty cents; the
trade Supplied on favorable terms.
Local and travelling Agents should adj
dress,
II Fl. WHITE & Co.
... -.'.. 80 State ST., Newark.
NewJersey.
Oct. % Him. >.
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We have received copy of Margin
ALA; or Gleanings from an Army Note
Book. BY '"Pcrsonne," Confederate Ar
my Correspondent. 1t contains 24s PIP.
of rich and racy reading, together with
many items growing out of the "late un.
pleasantness' that are "grand, gloomy
and peculiar" Ii is for sale at MessrS.
Duffic & Ci,apman's. Get a copy and
read it. .,.
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Look out for the q mark.

s,,.. Look out for the x mark.
g, An persons indebted will please pay
up forthwith and Immediately.
+. P. Beard, Of Columbia, is, our au-
thorized agent for. the collection Of dues,
and for the receiving Of subscriptions or
Embellishments for this paper.