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. CHARLESTON, October %. OF the
port ship Scotswood, /, from Liver
pool. Sale steamer AIonterey,
New York; schooner g. L. Baylfs,
Baltimore. > Fsi Eefl5s - M p Nsl6
SAN FRANCtsco October 22. 2.-There
was q heavy earthquake here at 8
o'clock this morning. The motion
was East and West. tTi.ihIee tTi.ihe damage
was confined to the lower part of the
city below Montgomery street.
Among the old buildings on made
ground was the Custom House.
which? was badly shattered by the
earthquake Of 1865, and is now con-
: sidered unsafe. The officials have
rernoved to the Internal Revenue
Building. Business in the lower part
OF the city is suspended, and the
streets are thronged, The paranet
walls and chimneys of many build
lngs fell, causing some loss of life.
The damage will not exceed 81, 900,
600. The shock was severe at Oak
land, damaging many buildings. The
earth opened in several places. SMELL
ing sulphurously. The Court House
at San Leandro was demolished, kill
ing one man. The shock was also
very severe,at San Jose.
WASHINGTON, October 22.-Inter-
nal revenue, to-day, $299, 600.
The King of Prussia, and not the
Emperor of Russia, is the arbitrator
IN the Alabama claims.
Customs receipts, from the 10Th to
the 18th, inclusive, So, 922, 600.
New YORK, October 22.--The
steamer Rising Star, with $3.50, 600
in specie, and Panama dates to the
18th, has arrived. A provisional
government has been established in
.Churuqui. A military expedition
against tits preparing in Panama.
The great tidal wave which started
from Peru, on the 18th of August,
reached Australia. the next day, with
simultaneous earthquake. No seri-
GUS damage.
Private dispatches from San Fran
cisco say the earthquake damages
will not exceed $500, 900.
MOBILE, October %. A white wo-
man, sixty years Of age, was assaulted
and ravished by three negroes, in the
outskirts of the city, yesterday, in
broad daylight. Her life is in seri-
GUS danger, from the Injuries in
ficted. The citizens are in pursuit
of the negroes. A market man was
assaulted, by negroes, yesterday
morning, q short distance from the
city, and was mortally wounded by a
musket,shot. While insens;ble, he
was robbed Of every thing even his
shoes. 60 .5s,istls .
Capt. Mitchell. commander of the
United States steamer Saginaw, was
murdered and robbed in Center City.
NEwARK, N, j., October 22.-TGe
Old and New School Presbytery Sy-
mods are in session here. They held a
eUnion prayer meeting," and the
Old School adopted q resolution look
ing to union. y lit 4G.,.
New YORK, October 22.-The
Court of Appeals of this State de-
cides that the. test oath cannot, under
the Constitution of the United States.
be required by legislation as q condi-
tion of the right of suffrage, and that
the Legislature of the State of New
York, has no power to establish by
law any qualification whatever for
electors in this State.
= H.
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Grand Gratuitous Exhibition

a Gorgeous Ancient Pageant-The
Grand Chariot of Mars, Oberon and
Achilles; Living Lions in open DeDs OF
Gold and Bronze; knights and GladiatorH,
in Armor OF Ancient Romans, as escort to
the glittering and costly Oriental Equip
ages. This grand and imposing Process
sion will be preceded by the Chariot of
Oberon, containing Thomas Oanhan's
Operatic Silver and String Orehnstra, oe
twenty first-class Musicians. 81 ,.., s-o-
TWO PERFOR1IANCES-A Q and z
O'Clock r. NJ.
80 The Procession Will enter the city
t1o O'clock. GEO. MORRISON, Agent9s
Oct 16 to i-- t.AL -LlM- l. .t-.Lt-.. -
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a CARD.

The undersigned, having sold his entire
interest in the Hotel known as the CHICK
ERSON HOUSE," in Columbia, s. c..
would take great pleasure in recommend
ing his friends to continue their patronage
to the new Proprietors.
MIR. WRIGHT has had charge OF the
Hotel for me, for year past. aud will
continue to have the entire management
OF the Hotel, under the new arrangement.
L feel assured that the House will main
tain its former reputation as frst-class
Hotel. .sis T.. s.. MCPHERSON.
COLUMBIA, S. c., September i, 1868.
September 16 IL .l-..-fn ~. =
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Desirable Groceries.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
will sell, weather permitting, at my store,
without reserve, i,-.9ff
Prime BACON SIDES, .l,r- q
Prime Bacon Shoulders,
Canvassed Hams,
Country Cured Hams,
Tubs Extra Lard,
Bbbls. Coffee Sugar,
Rio Coffee,
Cans New Tomatoes.
Largo Boxes Sardines. s
Extra Fine Family Soap.
Adamantine Candles,
Edinburg Ale, &c. Oct %
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

PY virtue of a writ of .tieri fdcias to me
I'D directed, I will sell, on the FIRST
the Court House, in Columbia, within the
legal hours, the following property, viz:
13O acres of LAND, sin Richland County,
bounded as follows: On the North by Betsy
Thomas and Thomas Cooper, East by Reu-
natus T Thomas, South by s. j. Smith, and
Dent; levied on as the property of Sarah
8. Cosby, Executrix OF James Cosby, de-
ceased, at the suit of Thomas w. Radcliffe
Us. Sarah s. Cosby, Executrix Of James
Cosby, deceased. ~ ~ f9al3n n
Terms cash. P. f. FRAZEE.
Oct IS tuf s. no.
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Guns, Pistols, Etc.

Guns, Pistols, Etc.
THE undersigned informs
S(Z his friends, and the public
M> generally, that he has re-
Vceived a, large and select
assortment as of SINGLE and DOUBLE
CARTRIDGES for all kinds of Guns,
Rifles and Repeaters constantly on hand.
ALSO,
SPORTSMEN'S EQUIPMENTS, all of
which will be sold low for cash.
GUNS and PISTOLS made to order and
repaired at short notice and moderate
price. Cash system rigidly adhered to.
oct p. w. KRAFT
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NEW BOOKS.

THE OPIUM HABIT, and sketches of
Il Coleridge, DeQuincy, and other opium
eaters. $1.75.
About Woman, Lovo and Marriage. by
Saunders, author of Salad for the Solitary.
S1.50.
A Strange Story, by Bulwer. s1.OO.
Life in the Argentine Republic in the
days OF the Tyrants, by Horace Mann.
Barnes on the Psalms.
:. Canoes from English History, by Miss
Yonge.
Old Dover House, by Annie Thomas.
so cents.
And an assortment of new London and
American Books, for children, from 25
cents to $1.25. For sale at
Oct II BRYAN g. MCCARTER'S.
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PR0CLA1fATTON.

By His EIcellency ROBERT. X. SCOTT,
Gouei'nor ofhe State of South Carolina.
WHEREAS, information has been re-
w ceived at this Department that q
wilful and deliberate murder was commit
ted in tho town of Newberry, on MONDAY
MORNING, the 10Th instant, on the body
OF LEE A: NANCE, late member of the
constitutional Convention, by SAMUEL
MURTISHAW and WILLIAM FTTZGER-
AID, who have fled from justice,
Now, know ye, that 1, ROBERT X.
SCOII, Governor of the State Of South
Carolina, in order that the murderers
may be brought to condign punishment,
do hereby offer reward OF TWENTY
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS each, for the
apprehension of said Murtishaw and Fitz-
gerald, upon their delivery, in any Jail of
this State, with proof to convict
Fitzgerald is slendcr-built, dark COM
pieXion, black hair, (curling n little at the
edges,) and whiskers, about &c or q years
of age.
Murtishaw is short in stature, round
face, light hair, with brisk and active
movements. He is about % or % years of
age.
In testimony whoroof, have herounto set
my hand, and caused tho great
seal OF the State to be affixed, at
Columbia, this twenty-second dav
u. s of October, in the Year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
slXty-eight, and in the ninety third
year OF the Independence OF the
United States of America.
(Slgned) ROBERT X. SCOTT,
Governor State of South Carolina.
+: l.. CARDozo, Secretary of State.
Abbeville Banner and Newberry Herald
copy one time. October % t2
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Democratic Mass Meeting and Bar
becue, at Lexington Court House,
on Thursday, the 29th inst. :
HAMPTON, REED, THOMAS. BUT
IL LER, and other distinguished gem
tiemen to be present to address the meet
ing.
The people of the Third Congressional
District are respectfully invited to partici-
pate with us in the meeting.
Trains will be run on the Columbia and
Augusta Railroad, so as to accommodate
all who desire to attend, leaving Columbia
and the head of tho Road on the morning
OF that day, arriving at Lexington Court
House in time for the meeting, and return
ing the same evening.
Fare for the Round Trip, 81.
J. B. PALMER,
HENRY A. MEETZ.
III. Ii. GEIGER,
Committee.
Trains will leave Columbia at 8 30 A. NJ.
head of the Road, $50 4. NJ.
October 81
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REMOVAL.

est stock of MILLINERY ever offered In
this city, consisting of Ladies' and Child
ren's Hats and Bonnets, of all kinds and
all prices. Also, Flowers, Ribbons, Caps,
Laces, Ruches, Hair Braids, Curls, Water
falls. Nets, Corsets, Zephyr Worsted, Fan
cy. and Bridal Wells, all of which will be
city. Everything of the latest and most
fashionable style constantly arriving.
October II
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NlHOROUGHLY RE7ORGAN1ZED and
il equipped for the season OF 1868, and
representing new features and faces, null
tifarious, diversified and endless success
sion of novelties, by q carefully aeleeted
troupe from the ts TINT ,a,- ado.
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LADIES,

GtALL at c. F. JACKsON'S, and look at
" the new style of DROP SKIRTS.
October II
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Dress Goods,

nF every style and price, now opened
" at G. T. JACKSON'S, from 25 cents
to 81 yard. October II
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-09-05

~ The Idaho World says that droll
Teuton in Pioneer City offered to bet that
he could drink Ave gallons Of lager beer in
four hours. The bet was taken, and SIG
staked on the result. In exactly two
hours and seven minutes, he swallowed
the last drop of the five gallons, winning
the wager in one hour and fifty minutes
less than the stipulated time. He then
offered to bet $50 that he could drink ten
gallons more in seven hours, but the bet
was not taken.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-09-05

LocATED.-Wel learn from private let
ter that DR.. j. II. Myers has selected East
Portland for permanent residence, with
er he will remove his family in a few
months, or as soon as lie can prepare a
house for their reception. There is nc
doubt but that the Doctor will do we'll, as
his practice here fully established rpu-
tation for skill and experience as a physi-
clan. Some Of the cures effected by him
have been most surprising, being in cases
oflong standing in which but remote hopes
of relief were entertained. The many
friends of the Doctor hereabouts will b.
pleased to learn of his present prosperity
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u Neph is again installed Cl-rk of the
District Court. We sincerely hope he will
employ somebody to make up the court re-
cords in ineligible shape. The pre-dating
OF naturalization papers, making Of slow
notes for court funds, taking care" of the
fees OF witnesses. ETC., etc, he is competent
to perform himself.
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PnoToGRArHY.-Persons wishing good
pictures Of themselves and friends, land.
scape views, Or views of buildings, ETC.,
should patronize Messrs. Ashman g. Yea.
ger. whose pictures excite the admiration
of all who see them. We visited their
rooms the other day. and spent very
pleasant half-hour in looking over the
specimens Of their art.
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~ How blessed it is to see brethren
dwell together in unity. Stevens called
Greeley scarecrow. Greeley called Ste.
vens . blaekleg. Forney calls Cameron
Al old villain. Cameron declares Forney
is rascal. Then take tie beautiful cpl
theis that every prominent Radical has be-
slowed upon Grant, q. n. genilemen
vel have your characters r-daeed to a
dot presrnily.
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tV Dickens thus describes the dry rot
in men: The first external revelation Of
dry-ro. in men, is tendency to Turk and
lounge; to be at street corners without in
telligible reasons; TO be going anywhere
when met; to be about many places rather
than any to do nothing tangible, but to
have an intention Of performing n number
of tangible duties Tomorrow or the day
AFTER
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WANrED-To complete files Of this
paper, the following back numbers: Nos.
33, "a and AZ Of Vol. w.; No. 20 Of Vol
VI; No. 2 of Vol. VII. Any person
having the above numb-r.. or any Of them
and transmitting the same to us, viii con-
Ter favor aud receive in addition lber-
a. reward.
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E The RrrsJi.oar says TIA, or ideas
parity" ar: derived from elimination 81
sssh a jadse Is DsT.in- Net 50. TREAD
Rad but ~ assert ihs, Dsr-is had
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Nrw ApvEKTTsI Pin-
Gus. Packsh-r A Light. q >'eilacsorn.
appear this v-ek II a rev aGvsrrisern~nf
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SmIrrING-The following shipping
news VIC CLEAN from the Mtelligencer !:
The following vessels are loading at Tee
kalet-bark Camden, for Honolulu, brig
Kentucky, for Chile. ship Niers Martinez,
for Chile, bark Rainier, for San Francisco |;
at Utsalady, ship Nahumkeog and barks
Aid and Onward at Belliugham Bay,
barkcntine Victor. cargo of coal FIR San
Francisco; at Blakely, bark Leonorc. The
following have lately arrived-Bark Caro-
line Reed; at Freeport. bark Scotland,
aud the ship Hclois at Port Orchard.
bark Free Iimde at Port Ludlow. bark
Oak Hill, ut Port Blakely. The follow
ing have sailsd-Ship Elizabeth Kimbau.
from Teekalct, brig Orient from Utsalady,
both for San Francisco.
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NAsnvILr, Sept. 2.-The Hous" con-
Cured IN The Senate resolution tor Joint
Go rmi tee, to go TO Washington and lay
h'fure the President the condition of ailails
IN tennessee ana request him to send L.
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county H. was recrirsd by Gsu. L..
and o.hsr r.roanis~uf SaufAe1a sallsrrs.
with marked co-6iaiify. L. al tIsy.F IT.
sOnal eonvenAiian they we're frsnk an tn
reserved Thrir conversations vrrr nain-
~ with reference to advancing tie com
mon interests. irrespective If the causes
which for time divided the North ant the
South. and resulted in The reconstruction
acts ofConcress. General Hosecraus saws
his visi, was satisfactory. that the tone Of
those Southcrncrs were worthy of patriotic
citizens There ;s M ou,bori,v f,r Tho
statement that he intends 10 issue an al
dress, signed by those with whom he has
been in conference.
(;cu. Ices 0niuion o., tbc po,;,;c,, yssuos
I, ;s now stated that Gov Rosecr,rs Cd.
dr.sscd l.,,or n Csr To-. roon.s,;nn
wr;,tcn oxrross;or IS ,ho l,,,or,s v;aw of
,ho host Kan Gov rastor;,n ~oo5 foo,;r,,
90 ronl;od hu oxnrass;UnI: 49, g.
the Constitution. and the das;rs for q com.
nIo,c Irr;on of tle State 40 former,v and
the belief tina, his desire is shared by the
mass of rejecting people Of the South.
Lee says that the South is anxious for
peace and peaceful administration of the
Government. They long for the privileges
OF self government. The Southern people
will treat the NEGROES kindly and humanely
if left to themselves. He emphatically
deplores any attempt 20 commit the politi-
cal destines of the South to the colored
people before thew are prepared for such
responsibility. He considers such attempt
frausht with misfortune, calamity and de-
strcution to the negroes themselves. His
letters are endorsed by Beauregard, Steph-
ems and Stuart.
A Philadelphia dispatch of Aug. 9th
says that Hon. Charles Gilpin, tie pres
ent incumbent, declines to surrender the
Office of United States Attorney for the
Eastern District of Pennsylvania to Hon.
Charles ONeil. The President submitted
the case to Attorney General Evars.
Judge Chadwallader refused to administer
the oath OF office to ONeil, on the ground
mat the appointment was liieSai.
tennessee AnalES.
A Nashville dispatch OF the 2S'h. says
the Senate passed resolution fol the ap'
polntment OF joint special committee, TO
wait on the President, in person, ana ask
that measures tor the protection ct the
people Of the State be adopted. The Leg
islature desires to exhaust aIl possible
means for protection before Callicy out The
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~ We regret that space will not adj
nit of review Of tho Republicans article
on "Congress and the Legislature this
week. We will do so hereafter. II is the
most consummate nonsense We ever saw in
print. The closing paragraph is as fol-
lows, and shows viadc,ive hatred Of po-
litical opponents only equalled BY the
blood,hirsiy nature Of the savage:
The glorious days Of defiant Copper
head Legislatures are passed Thy
need Look Cor no other treatment from the
master power Of the Ns,ica than such ~
unrecon.:rueied r~bels At the South have
received for their ,ebellsoas brhavix-ths
rnorr sb~, kick and .hs- their veaomss.
,s~th The tighter I'll the CSneressson.l
se-~ws b. 'u-a~d dgwn uPnn thea 80
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mortgage against that concern on the pub
lie records. lie says:
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around among the public records, and has found a
"mare nest" Let him incubatc on that nest in
denatcly and we shall what he'll hatch cut Oft
We knew Of the transact long before
searching around among the public re.
cords so tbs nest is Matched, and the
brood turns out to be oo/p;gco~s for
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EAErHQuAkE Al PANAMA Dispatches
from Panama state that a fearful earth
quake occurred at Callao, Aug I'D, lasting
seven hours. No lives were lost. Many
houses were injured. Ar r. NJ. the sea
retrra:ed a lundr d yards, and Oh returning
it rose ten feet above the level. Great
fears were entertained that Callao would
be completely inundated. At IL o'clock
the wharf was completely covered, and
the sea rushing into the lower part of city.
The town was completely deserted.