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,hADINGs MATTER ON n EVERY / y ri Z PAGE.
d LO(yAI4 ITEMS.
sATU UlspAY MORNING, OCT. II, 1868.
Our Defence.

ORR big brother of tho "Ncws" family
the q Charleston Daiy,"--has the following
paragraph III its issue of the 14th, viz: VS.
"TME BARBEcuE AT ORANaEpuRa-Th
Orangeburg News in publishing a full report
OF tho proceedings and speeches at the late
successful barbeeues forgot to mention the
fact that its repyrt WAS taken bodily from the
columns Of the Charleston Ncps Our inde-
titigablereportcr at Orangeburg was doubt
less surprised to find the fruit of his ,labors so
uncerelnonio iously borrowed by our generally
careful tcotemporary.y
On this word or two. Our report was not
taken bodily" from its columns. The speeches
ofJudgge; "a ldrich aud Col Rcod. in our last
issue, and those of. Coils Aiken and Haskell,
on the. first page of this, were set up from that
source. We would have made the acknowl-
knowledgement desired by our Charleston con
temporary, but that We considered that tile
whole credit was due to citizen of Orange
burg, QUELoUEfoIs, on this occasion the
reporter of the Charleston Ncms. We had
Intended (betorc seeing the paragraph re-
ferred to) to express our sense of obligation
ntlie matter, in this issue, in which we con
ciadc the publication Of the speeches but did
not not intend, tunless we had done SO. incidental
'y9 to award tl,c.credit to the Charleston Ncms
The .Publicsand ourself really owe fhcir debt
s -. ~. ksla -
70 the lis lt rather than to the oandlestick.
Nv haven andfthcn furnished, from our
simple lightwood torch, some few, flickcring
Tays rays to @ oar biz brother aforesaid, which have
been unaci inowlcdged hut We have never con-
sidcred it a matter worthy Of remark.
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Fatal Quarrel.

On Thursday evening, 9th instant, Rose
ssGfihsssa colofOd woman living ucarY Branch
aqyille, had quarrel with her daughter Char
.lqtte, siih II Which her sons, John and George
participated. The party beat Charlotte with
stiekssand clubs, and drove her from the house
Charlotto after leaving the house, feel down
OF the side Of the. road, bcing unable to pro
: ceed soa account Of the injuries she received
She wass Picked up and carried back to the
house by two women, and there lay, neglected.
till the noxtimornhg, when it was discovered
.tel ttEat shahadt tdGeefd died during the night
A Coroners inquest, held BY Il. w. Faircy,
sslEisa, developed the above facts and Rosc
John and George have been arrested, and arc
confined in jeil under charge Of murder.
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T USE RECEIVED,
Commissioners Sales,
q STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. #

Elias o. Holman, Ct al
In pursuance of an order of The Court of Equity.
made i'll the above stated case, will sell before the
Court House IN lOrangsburg, on Monday November
deceased, as follows:
y Sa.l !; b al a,s. Tract MOL.
g Containing five hundred and cghty,onc (5Sl)
acres, moro or less, on Hunters Branch, bounded
by lands Of II. P. Corbett T. F. I,rodic r. Brodc,
Estate lnnds of Elias Holman and Hunters Branch
TRACT No. .. ~ ..
:, Containing five hundred and seventeen (h17)
acres more or less, on Hunters Branch, bounded
by lands of NJ. Kcailc, Wesley Johnson, Joseph
Johnson, II. r. Corbctt, and Hunters Branch.
TRACT No. o.
Containing two hundred and thirty eight ;;:3s,
acrcs, more or less. bounded By lands Of Estate
Elias Holman, NJ kcadle and NJ. C. O'Dowd.
TRACT No. 4.
Containing two hundred nnd nincty-six (29G)
acres, more or less, embracing the one-hnlf OF the
Mill Pond, bounded by Hunters Creek, and the
lands of NJ. G. O'Dowd, NJ. Kcadle and the Estate
of Elins Holman.
TRACT No. 5.
Containing Que hundred and scvcnty-two (17a)
acres, more or less, embracing one half the Mill
Pond, and bounded by lands of Estate Elias IIo-
man, j. X. Brodic, NJ. C.. O'D0wd and Hunter
Branch.
''e TRACT No. G.
Being the undivided mocty, In tract of Land.
containing four hundred acres, more or less, bound
ed by the South Edisto River and lands of NJ
ODowd, j. X. f5rodic and Hiram Weeks.
TRACT No. 7.
Containing four hundred and fifty (45O). more or
less, being in Bnrnwell District, and State of South
Carolina. bounded by lands of J. II. Holman, Wm
+. Kchings and james Kitchngs
Tract No. 8.
RI; f1,c EeIo r., Al.
of Mrs. Harriet Holman, consisting of one tl,ou-
sand one hundred and scvcnty-six 0l76) acres
more or less, situated in Orangcburg District, ON
Hunter Brunch, ard bounded by lands of Estate of
Elias Holman. Phillip Kitchings. II. NJ. Corley and
lluutcrs Branch.
Tcrms-O Onc-third cash, tho balance on n credit
OF one ycnr, purchaser giving bond bearing interest
from day Of salo, with mortgage of the premises
TO 1s, secure the payment of the purchase money
= purchasers to pay for stamps and papers
commissioners Office, 4 v. d. ". JAMISON,
orangcbnrg Q. H., Commissioner.
Octobcr.1, 1868. ii s'ss
octI0 q,
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orr,cE OF THE onAsonpunu News.
Report Of the Charleston Cotton
Market
For the Week ending October

For the Week ending October 10.
+ R'ported FIR the O'"nycbury Nc,cs lv
w. WALTON SMITH, COTTON FACTOR.
On Friday, the 9th inst, our market opened with
a good demand and prices improved during the day
from agile. There was fair demand Satur-
dny but tho prices demanded by Factors restricted
the trnisacti"ns of the day. In the early part of
Monday, our market active but closed quiet Mt
firm prices Of the day previous. On Tuesday there
was fair attendance of buyers in the market, but
they we're unable tOsoIarete tn extent owing TO
q want of freight room, the market closing quiet
with nn easier tendency in prices The same diff.
Guilty existed on Wednesday, which had dcprcss-
ing effect on the staple, AMI prices declined lc on
Thursday the market continued depressed with
downward tendency in prices. The salcs for the
week sum up about 26Oo bales. We quote:
Low Middling... g..........,............22
strict Mittlling....... .a.
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4 gst tgonlmissionerss of, Elect ton.
y9s ate sgeqaastsa tS saaa6aas that t4is
Board. consisting Of Messrs, George ". stur-
geon, j. Ksitss IIahe ahd David 70 iillanccy,
will meetS day. at lial past epesq,oloek, p
NJ, laid On Monday next, at'the same hour, ,iior
the transaction Of business
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ne ~ Notice. !.

The DGmocfatic voters of Jamison's Poll
are requested to meet at Jamisons' Turn Out,
's5 % Tacsday next, for the purpose of forming a
Democratic Club.
William NJ, Hutson Esq, has consented to
attend, and will address the meeting. M
j.. DISTRICT EXECUTIVE COM,
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TlsT.ATE SALE.

TfSTATE SALE. }ssis.t,Ti 81 ~ seSs}lt.ssa., 5.
according to law, will sell at the STORE. of the
late Joseph Dukes, deceased, ht Reeves Station s..
t., and ut his lntc residence in Orangeburg District,
miles from Reeves Station OF Tuesday 9th Octg-
bcr next and the days succeeding. all khssPBIs-
S0NAL PR0PERTYtof the said deceased, consist.
ing of Stock of Goods Household and kiyehce
Furniture. Horses, Cattle Hogs. Farming Tlnpfr.
ments Agricultural Produce Cotton Gin, sfsyist
Mill. Backsmith's Tools, &C., The sale will begin
on Tuesday at the Station whore Win Bc soft 4hc
most of the articles, tsthcsProduce Gin Mill.
anl 'lacksmith's Tools, whci, will be sold at tho
rlantation after the articles at the Station arc all
sold. ~" 81 JAMES T. syse a5)JftcTsS.sft
septla-St ci At9 - * ;tssslty Aeministr strator (,
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EtAIIr AND WINrI'IGR GOODS Having moved into
good
EulanaW Shawl
ShocsII
nii on truly, a5NfTi e - -
JOHN u. sTOCISERl gS' co., I
Me;t JOIN CUMMINGS and sDNoR are with Is and al II
t'' " aug Ply
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x1 - Notice.

81 lS Notice. '.y &.
+ All persons willing to assist IN dressing the
Masonic Hall for tho Fair, will please meet
there at 10 A. M. on Monday rtets.H .tl
Contributions of artificial flowers requested.
Z Contributions Of fancy work will please be
sent to the hall on Monday
Contributions of uncookcd provisions will
be sent on Tuesday, and ali prepared on We'd
ncsday, between the hours OIL "a. NJ. and s
Z. NJ. and the Committee will be there to re-
ceivc.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS. 81
Attention is called to the card of Mr.. A. Is.
Mulligan, as a Cotton Factor and Commission
Merchant. Mr.. NJ. is well known to many of
our renders, as an old Charleston Merchant,
of the days before the war.
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80 h"e'' '4"ff' 2 Netief'!
Under dccrcn order made in the above stated
case will sell before the Court House in Orange
burg or Monday Nov. 2d, 186S
y tract of Land situate in Oranecburp District
containing one thousand 1000) acres, more or less,
bounded on the northeast by lands of d. Wanna
maker, V. V. Sailor and Mrs. Ann Scnwright, and
on all other sides by lands of l.. a. Zeiglcr.
Tcrms-One half cash, and the balance on a
.cdit of six months, secured by BOND with intc-
tcrcst from day of SALE and u mort gage IF the
premises with covenant therein for resale in case
of n breach of the condition Of the bond, after lc-
gal notice. Purchaser pay for. papers and
stamps. t}i,il Et5
Commissioners Office, yDv JAMISON.
Ornngcburg G. IL. Commissioners
October !, 1868.
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II AND FOR SAI.E.-A, -A,VALUARIE.
IL TRACT of 49, ;ACRE ES morc or lesss situate
on l'e Binnnker's Bridge Read, aboutsl3 miles
from Orangebug G. IT,, lying on Roberts Sw,imp,
waters OF South Edsio. There isis ots tile tlaec y
good Dwelling and Yari Outhudings. 400 acres
OF the Land, q 90 under fcncc), is cleared ! s
For terms aprly.to Illusions & Legarc Grange
burg G.. H., or TO sStsJ' b. CLECELEY'
sept 10 h
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Dr.. B. M. .Shuler, Druggist.
WTOFFORD COLLEGE, d

-SPARTXNBrRG G. IT,, So. -.
The lst Session Of 10TH Collegiate Year begins
on st ooto,cr! lSBs q The Colleg has ncssr SUN
pended and the Jourse Of study rcmains up4-5
changed but the Faculty now admit irrcghidr Stis--
dents or such MS wish to pursue Pnricnlar SsudiesS
only The Preparatory School under the Super
vision OF the Faculty opens at the same time. a
Tuition In College and Higher Classes of l,re--
year in specie liz equivalent IN CURRENCY Ins
Lower Glasses of Preparatory School with scontin.
gent fee, Sii per year in currency -onc-hnf In,
advance. AZ - tsssgS sa 4 ~
Board per month. In adyaneo,l abnnt Sl5.;nscnrs-
rcncy. For further particulars address - s SIS
sept l!-4t A. Nj SHIP, President 81
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ID ENIOVED. lssf sgsB8 asgss
IO s' t e The Subscriber would re-
spcctfnly inform his friends and customers TINT he
has moved his BAIsto the rtar Sf lie SToItE on
lsusse Street. where he will keep constantly ON
hand. y good supply of 1IQu0 Or S5of tho BEST
BRNNllS SETARSi TUBACcC, &C. ~
sept 194 Gui,a'!ssa seea'S 10 aJAss CANSONs 3
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Consignecs per South Carolina Railroad
Ram In, tho nnnnf "a N.4D

- t17tE1S V1h0 0CF0U 90
j. II. Fielder, j. L. Dixon, ID. c. Rowe, Paul Eel
der, d. H. Barton, ii. n. Smell.
In accordance with orders received from the SUI
pcrintcndcnt, Storage will hereafter be charged
Goods remaining in the Depot for unreasonable
length of time. W. C. MEREDITH,
tr3 Agent.
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.Connlissi ioner's S SALES.
sTArE or soufH CAROLINA.
0nASuEpuRu Disgnler.
v.iD. V. Jamison, Com,r i & ~ BilEto
VS. 800 S.i.tffi}sf5 Fore c osc
Edward Argoc ,,t J Mortgage.
vs.. g,f .i.is \,
4 Edward Argoe.

Under dccrctal order made in the above stated
casc will sell before the Court House in Orange
Eburg. on Monday, November I'd, 1868
y y Tract OF Land situate in the Fork of the Ed-
stoes containing three hundred ind three (308J
dret and six (GOG) acres sold by the Commissioner
in Equity on the second day of July 1860, in case
of A. T. Gicntop, Ct uxi Paul Jctcoat, ct. n
and purchased by the said Edward Argoc. Said
tract of six hundred and six (6OGl acres gre bound
ell by lands OF NJ. a. Yon, Daniel Bear, s. 4. Yon
IL. F. Sallcy, j. ID. Phillips. Jacob Stroman and Ed
ward Argbe.
Tcrms-Onc-thrd cash, balance OIL credit till
the LIST of january, 1869, purchaser giving bond
with interest from day of sale, with mortgage Of
the premises, i'll which shall be inserted covenant
Of resale, i'll case of breach Of the condition Of
the bond after legal notice.
Purchaser to pay forpapcrs and stamps
Ornngeburg G. H. Commissioner.
October l, 1868.
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@A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO


her county home, after sojourn of few months
In I. e eith hardly recognized by her friends.
In place oi coarse, rustic, flushed face, abe had
soft ruby con plerion Of almost marble smooth.
ness, and instead twenty-three she really appeared
but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause Of 80
great change she plaiDly told them that she used
the clRoAsSIAN BALM, ar considered it an IN
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any Lady or Gentlemen can improve their personal
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also healing, cleansing and beauaying the adm and
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same, md leaving the surface as Nature intended 1t
should be--clear; soft smooth and beautiful. Price
ST. sentby Mail or Express, receipt Of an order,
by
W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
|No. West Fayette-street, Syracuse, n. 2.
rhe only American Agents for the sale Of the
March sc 81, Tyr
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March 2

RTMRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
for Chilurcn Toothig greatly facilitates the process
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We have put up and sold this article for years. and
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ry all arc delighted with its operation and speak in
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medical virtues.
We speak in this matter "WHAT WE DO KNOW"
after years of experience aud pledge our reputation
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Full directions for using will accompany eacn
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ss rHE GREAT PREsERvER OF

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The reconstruction Conventions.
VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, March 4.-The convention resolu-
.;on. anproying impeachment were adopted by
Ito of fifty-fve to ninety-three. The report
. =, suffrage was taken up after two previousre-
80 oA had been defeated. The first clause CIV
inc suffrage to all males over twenty-one' and
-eonirine o one year IN the State and three
,,,onths in the county to vote, was adopted.
NORTH CAROLINA.
. Msrch 4.-The Convention last
NIGHT adopted the Relief ordinance LIS leaa-
inc fest,,re allows debtors to pay one tentn an-
nrallv on their debts. The report OF tho RI
nancs Committee was considered, and passed
70 its second reading. Among its provisions
4 REQUIRES the General Assembly to pro'lae
for the prompt payment of interest on 'le
nnblic debt; creates prospective sinking funo'
end takes from the General Assembly tne
nover to contract any new debt until the ponas
are at par, unless the Same bill creating the
aaht shall levy o specific tax to pay the IN
terest.
GEORGIA.
r.xrA. March 4.-lhe convention resolv'
al to-day to adjourn on the 1lth instant. FIJI
ee ~ o,sora dollars we're disbursed to the
'ee- -,soro this evening, making $4,000 in all
M ranort of the Educational Committee wal
debated.
LOUISIANA.
Nvw ORLEANS, March 4.-To-day Doing w
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Market Reports.

New YORK, March 4.-Sterling 81. Ole
bonds 1Ot. Gold 141. Flour 5a1Oc. better
Wheat o shade frmer. Corn 1c. better. Ry'
steady. Oats shade frmer. Pork firm. Larc
lower at 15a16b. Cotton 1c. better at 24a24 4
Freights dull. Turpentine firmer at 71aa72sc
Rosin very firm; strained common SIS 35.
Eyening.-Cotton more active and advanced
sales 6OOO bales, at 25c. Flour-more doing
for export; State So 6Oa1O GO; Southern So Goa
IA Is. Wheat q shade frmer; more doing
Corn-Southern white 81 15a1 17a; yellow 81 a.
Mess Pork-new, s25; old, s23 so. Lard un-
changed. Groceries quiet, but firm. Turpen-
tine 72a73c. Rosin IS 25a7. Freights droop-
ing. Gold 14OE. Sterling quiet at s2 so cou-
pons 1104.
BALTIMORE March 4.-Cotton very firm at
25c. FLOUR quiet and unchanged. Wheat
steady. Corn frmer; white 81 10a1 IL; yellow
81 12a1 IA. Oats steady at 7SaSOc. Rye firm
at 81 76. Provisions firm, but inactive.
CINCINNATI, March 4.-Flour unchanged.
Corn advanced 1c. Whiskey irregular and not
quotable. Shoulders 11tc. Clear Sides 14ac.
Lard dull at 15sc.
LOUISVILLE March 4.-Mess Pork s24 so.
Shoulders 11aa114c. Clear Sides 15la15tc.
AUGUSTA, March 4.-Cotton excited; sales
1913 bales; receipts $40 bales; New York Mid
dlings 24c.
SAVANNAH, March 4.-Cotton advanced 2c.;
market excited; Middlings held at 25c.; sules
1897 tales, with light offerings: receipts 1000
bales.
MOBILE March 4.-Sales 800 bales; market
opened firm at 224c., but closed at 24c., holders
asking 25c., without sales al the latter figure;
receipts SOS bales; exports 1854 bales:
New ORLEANS March 4-Cotton active and
excited; N1iddlings 24c.; sales 700 bales; re-
ceipts 7512 bales; exports 9G91 bales. Sterling
51a54. Sight Exchange on New York ! per
cent discount. Gold III.
WILMINGTON, March 4.-Turpentine advanced
10 66c. Rosin weak; strained and No. 2 50 40;
ow Mol so 60. Cotton advanced; Middlings
&c. Tar firm at So 80
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@ A FEW WORDS TO THE LADIES'
Many ladies', particularly mothers nursing, COM
plain Of tired, lstless feeling. or complete e1haus
tion. on Arising in the morning. On the wife and
mother de7olves the responsibility Of regulating the
duties Of the household. Her cares are numerous
assthe Cd ted into offsH Hda hsr
slightest occupation weary task and existence q
burden, while at the same time she has no regular
disease HOsTETTER's STOMACH BITTERS, II
resorted to at this period, will prove IN unfaiing
remedy for this annoying lassitude The effects OF
this potent agent are soon seen In the rosy cheek
and elastic step of the head OF the family, as with
restored health and renewed spirits she takes her
accustomed place in the family circle. If this friend
in need be regularly used, those depressing symp-
toms will never be complained OF. and not only
would lastitude not be experienced, but many dis
elses following Its advent be avoided. AS a MEDI-
CAL AGENT 1t has no equal, while itspeasing favor
and healthul effects have made 1t general favorite
1t is free from all properties calculated to impair the
system, an Its operations are at once mild sooth-
ing and efficient. All who have used the Bitters,
ATTEST IT'S VIRTUES and commend it TO use.
March
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@NERyoUs pEB1I1TY. wrTE ms

% NERVOUS DEBHITY, WITH ITS
gloomy t'eendanta, low Spirits depression. In
voluntary emissions, loss Of SEMEN spermstorrhea,
losa OF Iower, dizzy head, loss Of memory, and
threatened impotence and imbectlty, Hnd sove-.
reign cure In HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC No. TwENTY-E1GHT. Composed OF the
most valuable mild and potent curatives they strike
at once the root OF the matter, tone up the svsem
arrest the discharges, and impart ugor and energy
life and ntaity, to the entire man. They hsvt
cured thousands Of cases. Price-s5 per package Of
si1 boxes and vial, or 81 per dnee box. Sold by
druggists and sent By rnan on receipt OF pace.
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC
MEDIcIN COMPANY, No. $50 BROADWAY, NEW
YORK. 'A september1 1s
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ing, the Commanding General was grossly i'm.
both white and colored, recently appointed by
him as councilmen OF this place; and that the
ing to have been ]. J. Klein, John w. Burbidge
and others, unfortunately unknown. acted in
this matter for the purpose of gratifying pri-
vate nlalignity, and have justly forfeited the re-
spect of all who believe IN the right.
be forwarded to the Commanding General, and
that they be published in the charleston pa
pers.
CARLOS TRACY, Chairman.
ROBERT CAMPBELL, Secretary.