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path OF peece, Of prosperity Of law ana order
she path stsssn ~ish blssaisss, whish doc.
meapdsrshsopsA Iths viylas os 10 sAturS .or
tho sobthA ks
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people would awake from these lullabies Of re.
gret chat would hush their energies into torpid
slumbers-awake to tho realization Of the new
issues of tho new to-day, awake 70 the appre-
citation Of what is their true position.
The mandate, "accept the situation" compre-
hends the whole lesson Of the hour, the whole
dafy of the South. Il includes the demnud
which the spirit Of -cs;s:.ess before
which their ordeal has succuinbea and porished,
makes Of conquered people. It bids us
throw these vain regrets and lying hopes be-
fore tho Juggeraaut car Of adyancemont, and
let them be crushed and .anuihilated before its
triumphant march Il would divest us of
these clogging prejudices which are now
shadows after the substance has departed! 1t
would free US from the slayish obedience to
family influence and public opinion
Freed from these shackles which every hon
est man will admit in his heart, did bind and
fetter mems expressions, and even their opin-
ions, this course will enable the people of the
South to start out upon their legitimate and
appointed career of prosperity, at whose thrcs-
hold they now lingcr checked by these adverse
and hostile influences. ~ 'At
Aceer. the situation, &c to work yourselves
to dcvclope the splendid resources of your
favored land, devote your best efforts to
thoroughly establish law and order, and to
protect to the fullest degree the honest opin-
ions and convictions of all who come ameng
u.s.
This is the significant language of our
worthy cotempornry. This, it says, is the only
way to bring to our section capital of money
and labor, whicih viii secure its prosperity.
THAT the Southern states cffer magnificent
opportunity f"r the successful and profitable
development of manufacturing enterprises,
there can be no question" and once let North
ern capital and enterprise be called and invited
by the guaranty of security and freedom in
opinion and convictions, and they will come
with 2 rush, to build up aud restore our ruins
aud our waste places, and cause them to smile
again, with restored and greater beauty.
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A Chinese laborer not long ago murdered
a whole family of seven persons in Peru. He
was arrested, and while the parties who had
made the arrest werc taking him to the judi
cial authorities he was rescued from his guards
by the inhabitants of the town of Guadalupe.
They took him to the public square of their
town, covered his body with kerosene OIL aud
then burned him alive in fire which had been
prepared for the purpose,
A drunken fellow in Iowa tried to force
himself into house; kicked panel Gu, of a
door, aud had his foot chopped of by woman
with aD nvc
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Ihe prop, u'on 10 uu ,o,.,... ..u,l.
hereafter conducted on a gold basis is attract.
ing considerable attention among those special
ly interested in such matters If gold be
made the sole standard of value for cotton
that important staple, wlicA supplies our
country with its principal medium of exchange
will be withdrawn from the vcxatous fuctua-
tions which arc SO perpetual nn incident in
the movements Of our national currency. The
step will moreover, be ono in the right dircc-
tion. When cotton is bought and sold for
gold the return to metallic currency in all
transactions will be moro than half accom-
plished.-Ihunir
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The Havana Almanac. for last year, has
tables of the population of Cuba and its
different departments and civil districts Tor
the year 1867. At that time. the totsl popu.
lation of the island was $40 ,9OO--of which
7G4, 800 were whites and COS $50 were culurcd.
Of the colored population, 22GOOO arc de-.
siSnatcd as of the free class, but this includes.
beside the frecmcn of negro blood lar.c
Number of Chinese. More than thrce-t;aur ii1ws
of the population. AliittuU and black is in the
=" esterHH~Dc department, where the insurrection
has, as yet, hardly made its appearance.
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{ We have received Deitz's Experimental
Farm Journal, deyoted to the interest 81 ths
Americas Farmer. pablishsa by Geo a:
Deits, chambersburg, Pa. Que dollar and ahy
ESsass per annum. Fssass ou the sarieiIes d
Wheat, grass seeds, nanures, soils, tillage,
drainage, migration, &c, &c. It is work Of
considerable interest.
COSNoR's & Sons TYpodRAfnio MEssEN.
aER is regular visitor to our sanctum. We
carefully file, them For reference they are
Invaluable to publisher.
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Exchange

THE WILMINGToN MoRNINa STAR comes
to US this week in new and pretty dress, and
greatly enlarged We are not surprised. SIR
Bernard knows exactly how to "run the ma
chin" and the Morning Star which arose
eighteen months ago, has now arrived 8.
Meridian, and shines with all the brilliancy of
a Star Of the first magnitude.
Subscriptions and advertisements left at this
Office for the above "live" paper-will be for
warded with pleasure. q.,.
May 'Reid's new monthiy-oNwARD-
the Apfil number Of which is just to hand is
filled with reading matter of pleasing char.
acter. Carleton, Of New York, is the pub
Usher. The editor: in a ris-a-ris with sub
scribers, contributors and exchanges, says:
"If VIC mistake not their quality, we this
month spread before our readers table Of con-
tents that old Maga' himself might feel happy
to feast from.
Hitherto, with the exception of two or
three prose articles, and like number of
poctical pieces, We have supplied this table
ourself-a performance which some of our
courteous exchanges seem to consider a feat
Ii is not much Of task to one accustomed to
hard work as we; and we should be too happy
were it only the moicty of that imposed upon
us. 1t has not been even the half-the ct her
half consisting of troubles scarce admitting OF
an explanation breakers, about which we had
no warning. If We succeed in passing through
them, We can promise our readers magazine
infinitely superior to this.
@The quantity of literature required for
monthly periodical--a little one like ours-is
not great and we could ourself easily continue
the supply, were VIC only assured of its quail
ty. About this we have our doubts; nay, we
know, that the cars Of our readers have been
isyrea by ossg saassst.azs, i;ss@sves vs.!eS s:.o
key to which we endeavored to attnne it.
at shall not be SO any longer. Our desk
drawer is filed With choice things---the pro-
duct of the native pen-that henoeforth, from
month to month, will appear in our pages
"33 Union Square, New York"
| PErER's MUSICAL MoNTHLY.-The March
number Of this acceptable monthly is TO hand
and as usual, is highly interesting. Twenty
four pages Of music are given in it, which
alone is worth che subscription price of SO per
anuum. Besides this liberal amount of music
tho reading matter is quite, attractive, Pub.
iisbed by ]. L. Pctors, 119s Broadway, N. Y
TnE AMERICAN FARMER, worthington 4
Lewis, Baltimore, Maryland, two dollars per
annum. A magazine full Of good after, and
varied to suit tho times, and best interest Of
our farms
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A correspondent of the Abbcyille Press has
lately visited the fourishing cotton factory
near Pendlcton village, and says of it The
machinery is Of the newest and most improved
description, making the best fabrics with the
least expenditure of labor. They run two
thousand spindlcs, AID the profits for ono year
were such as to enable the propristors to
double the capacity of the establishments We
would be glad to see the day when our district
will boast of a factory so profitable to its pro-
prietors, and so beneficial to the public"
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The New York Times speaking of the ar
rival of ex-Sccrets Seward in New York
says: ale proposes to make n visit, before
many days, to Aiken, South Carolina, partly
to pay visit to MIR. Weed, Of whose rapid
improvement in health he receives very graft
flying reports. Mr. Seward is unrcscryed and
emphatic in expressing his approval of the
Cabinet selected by General Grant, and his
predictions Of tho entire success of his admin.
istration."
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So,gg1T,9M, GA!.0I+INA LOAN ava

TRCST OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Capital Five
Million Dolars.-Prcsent Limit S500006 IA
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General Banking Busineas.
Interest allowed on Deposits upols terms rvtsb.
lishcd by the Board of Directors.
The Company is also lcgnl depository for naa-
eys paid into Court, viii receive Iiegisssy and Ysans
fer Books, act agent 20 pay Ceapsns and Diyi.
dends, aLl as Trust in Railroad Morigascs.
HiRSTToSs.-W. c. Dee, Of Wa. G. DE 8 CO.; A.
s. johnson. of Johnson, Crews s Co.; Robt. Mnre,
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liams Son; T.. IL. Frost, Frost AdFes; =. II.
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Buist Buist: c. @. Memminges, .of sIeurainrer
Jervey PinckHey Z. j. Kerr, Of Z. J. Kerr &
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sen. OF Ca@pscn & Co; A. r. caidHoil, of d. 8 !.
r. CALDWELL: w. X. Ryan. J. +. Wslsnan. =.
O'Neill. J. j. Gregg. Graniteviils, 8. C.
For further information address @s5ts
GEO. s. CAMERON, President
TII0S. r. WAXING. Cashier.
Charleston, s. c., March 12, 1869 -27--an
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Office County Commiaaionsrs.

oR.sSasBuE1 CUUxTgS5 z
MAncH 24sh, 1869.
sEcrioE 2a. All Fees, and Accounts Of Msxfs.
fTates, Justices vi Peace anu oiisF Uicer, = isr i
Criminal Proceedings, including easss fysxEpHsy,
"hen not received from the Desenaans, os party
comPlaining. shall be Yeid BY the County wksrsia
the offence shall have been cenmiifsd, ana an aS-
counts rendered for such proceedings sllaA ssaas
where such offence was committed. Aud the fnss
imposed snd collected in such ease shall be creass
and paid to the County Treasurer by the Maefs.
trate, Justice Of the Peace, other Oacsr impos.
ing and collecting the same.
All Magistrates, Justice of the Peac4 and osl,<r
Officers for this County, arc required 10 comply
strictly with the provision OF the abose Section es
an Act entitled an 'Act to define the Jurisdic.ien
ami Duties of County Commissioners
GSigned.] wM. n MOUET.
Chair1nen.
C. s. BULL, Clerk.
C7 q = (. .l
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IN PROBATE Coung
ORANGEBURG COUNTRY

Ef parfe J. I. c. Kenncriy VS.. A. ". KennerIy.
NJ HEREAS. J. T G. 'Rcnnerly having aled hia
w petition and final alre,urn i'm this Court prsv.
ing for letters OF dismissal Aifninistrafor or t,
f.s:nie an'i Effects OF il. ". kcnncriy. deeeascd.
Notice is hereby given to al conccFned tine on
Monday the 2Uah day Of April next, win proceed
to grnnt said dismissal - --s---.-,r-
Witness my hand aud seal of Court. .his 10Th dav,
of Marci,y 4. d. 1860. 4s2sH8sfsF9SF fGS'!
TIAD. C. ANDREWS,
mar ZO-lt Judge of Probate.
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Davenport Female ColIege

The Subscriber ID. w win be at Kinssyilss -
Monday, the 8d Of May, to receive say yesnx
Ladies who may wish TO 60 to Davenport Rsrsslv
College Iennr No Cs as.d viii a.a..,,sxa. sz.4zf
through from that point without extra expense fs
Parents or Guardians. SAMUEL LgARD.
mar % xl1sf Z
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Accept the Sltuations

The Bostoa ebn,asessias Baasfia ssys that
several concentrations have been received at
their oiies ffoa correspondents IN the South
err statss sxpsessiag The great desire Of the
people g bring into that part of the country,
eapihi sySn S the North -of either money Of
lsses-shieh lHill aid IL restoring i.s prosperi,
y. sGid 15i ge1q nov oti Ysb noz :
The yaatsste. Courier. allading to these
cc'nnuniestiqhs, says that '.shey arc from In
tsli'ssat aes natives IF the southern States,
who aANeEfFs srhE slTuAgIes,. going TO work
sAsssselvsste deselope the splendid resources
d thsitFssctiOn, anssead Of scassing time in
Jsoshy eecianation and political dispsaation,
and who purpose 70 devote their best efforts
to shorspghIy eatablish law and order, and to
project 70 tie .faiiest degree the honest opinions
and conristioas Of fall srlo come among Msm."
The course thus commended, indirectly, to
all the people Of this State and of the South,
: % completely shss' Ono which The GRANGE.
BURG News has ever recommended and
advisedy that wo may not resist the opportuni-
fy afforded, to again lay our views before our
readers, anu press them upon the notice of
those who win think and do think Of these
things. ' pNF '''''d i'' - ' =
Every honest, reasonable man, who has ul-
bowed his mind to-. reflect upon the. state of
things aronnd him, unbiased by his prejudiees,
Invested Of the a.irage of dclusive hopes that
obscure bis mental view, and prevent his juds-
inens from coming to its impartial conclusion
every reasonable man who has done, or will
do thiss win come to tho conclusion, that il is
che political and financial interest and policy
of the psople-of che South to ssaccept the sit
unfioD.~' se5faSahs.sT
Il Is notksng but the braggadocio of their
party leaders the indulgence in retrospective
severies, anu yague phantoms of hope of some
thing mythical and undcfned, and the influence
e prejudice t2aa. prevents the mass Of onr
people from accepting the situation" ad-
'saacing the, establishment of law and order,
and securing 70 the waste places Of their land
tho iussdlaetioa. .of new energy and life
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ORANGEBURG COUNTY,

Es pasts Sarah Collier, Adm,x Estate Of ID. II
Moorcr.
WHEREAs. Sarah Collier having sled her
w petition and final return in this Court pray
ing for letters OF dismissal as Adinisratrix az to
Estate and Effects of d. 1. Moorer. arcsas,S. I.
Notice is hereby given TO al concerned. that an
Wednesday shc sist day of March, inss, wis pfc-
coed TO grant said dismissal
witness my hand and seal Of Court this ssh day Of
March, A. d. 1862 -
s THAR C, ,ANDEEwa,
mar f--s' Judge q. a,aslaase
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MAEsfxp en the evening os the 2fst Inst, ss
the rcsiaence@ AZ tho brides father, By Rev. I. D,
Durham, MCMILLAN b. THOMAS, II ColIessp.
to Mia. Y; HFGngzA DUEEs, ef Osasseh.r= 8. g.
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ORANGEBURG GoUSrY.

PROBATE COURT.
Er Parte ii. b. Murphy Adn'r Estate Of David
Murphy.
" HEREAS, II. B. Murphy having aisd his
w petition and final return in this Court pray
ing for letters of dismissal Administrators or tide
Estate and Effects of David Murphy, deceased
Notice is hereby given TO all Concerned that ON
Friday the "a day Of April, acxt, win proceed
to grant said dismissal.
Witness my hand and seal Of Court, sbis 4,h day
Of March, A. ID. 1860.
THAD. C. ANDREWS.
mar '--@ Judge of Probate.
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AsSIGNEE'S SALE

IN BANkRCPTCY-In the matter of Jons G..
kENSERLr, Bankrupt. E1 parte DAsSal RiIsS,
liESRf LIVINGSTON, Ex'r. to,.
by virne Of an order Of sale from the Honcrs.
bic the District Court Of the United States for the
District Of South Carolina win sell at public atic
ion. Tuesday the 9th day Of april 1852 m IN
% clock NJ, Mt the residence of John @. Rennerly
the personal propcrt: of the said Bankrupt cousiss-
ing af --- . ~
s6 bushels Corn. zoo lbs Fodder, 10 bushei. Peas,
! Wagon. l;ugsy and Harness Saddle and Brs-
die. II head of d,mis, Gun, Pistol, and ,o,hsr
articles.
Terms Cash AMI articles delivered Immediately
after the SALE 's
{. il. GLOVER. AssiEnre
Of John q. Kennerly.
mar - a ID $
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"eapital-iof money andtlabor,' BY rcnouncing
shese hOpsa,' fhsss prejudioss Of an ire
sesahls srsse dhd ~ 'rrre.estihg te the fullez.
degree, ,the honest opinions and convictions of
aa who cons among them"
This love: Of braggadocio- indulgence
In hopes of somo vague and miraculous inter
ventio'.s-fiiis clinging to early and old preju-
dices, this absolute and uhrcserved faith in
lsndcIg, who teIl the same story Of delusion
and sing thcsame cong of unfulGlled prophecy,
these sseall characteristic traits of the South
ern people. All Of. these emotions aud traits
sf chasaessfiare enlisted upon the side Of that
gafty whe viii ,..=lk With fierce eloquence Of
che sopthron's heroic past, and portray with
she faise ana deceptive touches of sophistry
sonae deluGgs picture of 3 neyer-to-be-realized
future. .sia4os5 .:as', s q.3.
FalsS rhetoric, which is an exempliAcation
ofshe saage, chat the ''4wish is father to the
Thought" appeals to weakly aud maudlin SEN
siments of regret und baselcas hope aud pre-
vents The mass u the people of the South from
accepting the situation" and securing the ad-
vautagss with which such course is preg-
nant. seia 4 v
Il isEFelated by the great historian that
when Tafquihius Superbus was asked by his
SON saxtds, what was the best mode Of govern
ing a eopaysred city, he replied simply by
heHting down with stick the tallest poppics
cf his gzrden..i a. saa
This, il saas 6een said, illustrates the differ
eacs EegSSsn ancient aad modern civilization.
"Abssiuts power II and physical force were the
hnais oEshs former while there is pervading
modern s5siety an undefnable responsibility
% nsords poyer.' Iii @ fy.
But theTe is always an analogy between the
masssiApa6d tho nnorsl--always moral TO be
Iearzed ifon the fable. ~
Whet he ipfsrsnce was from the Roman
kings expressive action, and how it might be
applisaibyUns conauoEors to Us, is, Of course,
stEikfEg and evident Our leaders, who have
Aeeni5 5iiad leaders, shosid be deprived Of their
inassScs to lead Us into further mischief and
SBarm. This is certainly the moral Of the an
sasossJ apBaed to ua. b,o
Wsssn never aaecept the situation while
fhs fas8dences operate against our coming to q
visa aud sensible determination.
The songs Of 2 heroic regret, Che grand pre-,
dictions Of delusiye hope, these preiudiccs that
belong to buried past these must be hushed
aud eradicated before the voice of common
sense can be heard as it dictates plainly the
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GERMAN PKoVERBs.--He who blackens
others does not whiten himself
Take care of your plow and your plow will
take care of you.
He who saves in little things can be liberal
in great ones.
lie who avoids small sins docs not fall into
large ones
Let our repentance be lively will, firm,
resolution.
Complaints and mourning over past errors
avail nothing.
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Tn lhe District Gourt OF sIae Usaatesl

Tn iic District G0nrt Of the assateta
Il STA TE.S-for fhes ihsfrirt ~ Sosth Caroi;ae--
H. th- Aatbse IF Bshgem KNOBS Eaaksspt.-Es
h""fr"P'ry-To Hhom Il may Goneyya.--The under
signed hereby gives notice Of his .proinfmcn. 4.
assignee Of William KNOTS OF the Ceassiy 81
'csits.ea as! State Of Ssash t#FS.sssa, ysisisssr
said i'..trict. who has been adjudsed banksuet
,r"n his own petition, by the Disfriet Court Of nafd
District. so - F-TTr :;
Dated at 0rangcburs C. II. the 9Th day Of Alar.,
\. ID. 1869.
c. b. GLOVER. x
mar 2'-3t Assignee. =.
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WIT AND WIaDOM

"Ton, ehy d.d you not marry Miss
oh sae hai u s0r. ot hesitation IVY hcr
speech and SID iet hrr.'
hesitation in har speech aaTHr
heard WY tlat before. ARE ylu nut m
taken ,'
NJ, n0t MI aI. f5r, wien a.h-l hcr lr
she would have me, Wye hts.ra.aI t0 aly ye-
ana She he-taled So i00g that ! cat her ilr
another girl
HeSrAm AND C3cArtl-" AF.7 eAela.u
ed AZ E1ehsn c1ckueF to western travel
.er in n gland, spaakiHgar 1l tHU .ar ot
F-m0Eenitu'e, 'ar- you tle laIaI u
Am msWIcl .'
Hannl " 5r.l .hl American. Il0arr.
at hIl i1ttrrNErtl- witH -lu1-.ty. nr H.r
have tra cocktail ln America, auI very
popular d-ink % ..'
FElyF p EAr5sALrY -A man res.H.r-i-
New England town, % some distance fuu
"A ralr ra.4-yai received -.aLa uHe ...t
rI.d evening iu December, tI r.s-. w. ...
residence A. lo WA. i1 2 drlnE State. Moe.
ne arrived. ha v4. ta.H that hI- relative u.a
a ltt.a Det.a-l aIl .l4t l., reason anH ...
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voice
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20 the f.e1is sall.lg r5lai, ue talks
very rlllaaDn
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