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Administrators A Notice.
,t'he State of.South Carolina.

., FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
By ". ". NELSON, Esq Probate Judge.
nansns m,So r%ae' an ,a ms an" o. William sra"
them Letters Of Administration OF the Es-
latc and effects Of Sarah Dawkins, deoeas.
cd.
These arc In 'refore 70 cite and ndmonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said sarah Dawkins, deceased, thn,
thcy be and appear before me, In the
Court Of Probate, to he'hetu at Winnsboro,
on l7lh day of May next, nftcr the pubiica
ton hereof, at u o'clock in tho . forenoon,
10 shew cause. if any they. have, why tho
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Ammo Dofnini 1870.
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Universal SUFFRAGE IN MAssA.
oHUsETrs.- The New York World
says 7,
1t is a very curious circumstance
that ordinary negro field hand from
the; South, were he to remove to Mas.
sacnusetts, could vote first, because
from his poverty he could not pay
taxes and second, because he could
not road or write. t&h
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AN ALABAMA JUDGE.-The Mont
gomery (Ala.) Mail speaks Of car
pet-bagger there as "who, by the
grace of bayonets, elevates his empty
skull above the bench of this judicial
circuit" This is very expressive, if
not altogether complimentary.
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Tho >Charloston Courier says that
sleeping cars of the Pullman pattern
have been placed on the Northeastern
Railroad between Charleston and
Florence.
The annual parade Of the Charles
ton Fire Department took place on
Wednesday, all the white and colored
companies joining in the procession
There were no special festivities, as
in times Of old, the engines of tho
different companies having dispensed
with the usual decorations, etc. ,.rhe
department. was reviewed by the au.
thorities, when the. lino broke and all
quietly housed their machines. .w
The Sumter Ne'Os goes into eota
ciss over the greatness of Sumter, and
talketh ID this, wise: Sumter is a
great town--for its size. It's ladies
ere among thsf Rf3sttiest and most
charming, its merchants most enter-
prisipg and spccessfdl, its 1cottonbuy.
els most liberal, it's ! mechanics most
ingenious and skiifuL its schools
for, young lpdies---ppsurpassed, its
professional, men able, eloquent and
learned, it's fire companies most cffi-
oient, we'll organized and Jealous.
The Cincinnati Times says that L.
G. Hopkins ~ Co., Of that city spend
$4,000 n aldays for advertising, and
clear double that mount.
Itais said that during the month of
May, no less than twenty-five we'd
dings will come off s;in Americas, Ga.
Forty-fodr hearts are now tbrobbng
with hope and, excitement in an ticipa.
tion of the glorious FeventsiisJehu /
how spotted Se'd 'feef if u we }1sea were one 81 :
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II. T. Peake, Esq has resigned his
positioni as sdpefintei ont off the
South Carolina Railroad, Company.
Tie oars on the Kings Mountain
Railroad leave and return to York
vile, S. c., on Monaayy Tuesday.
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Notice.


THE second annual FAIR of the South
Il Carolina State Agricultural and Mechani-
cal Society, will be held in Columbia. on the
9th, 10th and l1th Of November, next. ~ =
All articles intended for exhibition, plainly
addressed to the Secretary, at Columbia, will
be shipped by the various railroads Of the
State free of cost, at the shippers risk. Exhi-
bitors should notify the railroad agents at
their respective depots OF tho articles they
desire to ship.
Visitors, during fair week, can purchase ex-
cnrsion tickets to and from Columbia for one
fare.
Persons intending to become exhibitors, are
desired to forward their entries to the Secre-
tary, at Columbia, on and after the 4th No
,yembcr next. All articles or animals for exhi-
bition must be entered at the Secretary's
Office before being received into the enclosure.
Entries OF animals will be received until 8
o.Glock, Wednesday morning, 9th November.
All other articles must be on the ground, and
entered at tho Secretarys Office, before s
O'Clock, Tuesday afternoon. 9th November.
The Sccretarys Office will be opened in Co.
lumbia on and after the 4th November. next.
d. WYATT AIKEN, q
oct ~ Secretary.
aS- All the papers of tho State viii copy
once, and forward bills to the Secretary, at
Columbia, during far week. -i&
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MR 4. II. HEINITsH-DEAn SIR The bottle
OF Queens Delight which 7 purchased from
you has given me entire satisfactionA I:havk
found relief from an attack. except by travels
ing, change. of climate and diet. No medicine
ever eve T before has produced 80 good an effect
AFTER using that one bottle, am almost en-!
lar, &c. experience no nausea, as did Be.
fore taking the Queens Delight. regard
this medicine ono Of tho most Valuable. It ia
pleasant and agreeable I shall recommend
it. Yours, respectfully IS i':EG'
Oct 2G JAMES F. .DOWNEY.
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Survivors Observation-Disclosures.


TIME annual convention Of '"Tho Survivors,
Il Association of the State Of South Caro-
lima" will bO held IL. Columbia, on the second
THURSDAY OF November next, during tho
State Fair
Grafton to be delivered by General John S.
Preston.
This Association is organized ''for the pur-
pose OF collecting and preserving the records
relating to tho lato war, and the materials for
its history, and also for tho purpose of assist
ing our comrades who arc unable to labor by
reason of wounds received or disease con-
tractcd in tho service, and tho widows and
orphans of those who fell in tho discharge of
their duty.
The estate Association" is composed of tho
"District Associations" Each District Asso-
citation is ''entitled to sond five delegates" to
tho annual convention.
The object in view appeals to tho hearts of
our people, and it is hoped that every Dis
trict will organize an association and send its
representatives.
(Signed,) WADE HAMPTON, Preet.
A. g. HASKELL. Secretary. Oct 1S
aS- Allpapers in the State will please copy.
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ITS nifty curis," said Mrs. Partington to
!ke, While eedins about tho impending war
III Europe, that the Hollerhorn creates such
an ado i'll Yurrup, when it's sich q common
disease among tho cattle in Amer.ky The
Old lady, having delivered herself of the
above, took dose Of LIpPsrAN's GREAT GER
MAN DIrTERs to cheer her depressed spirits,
and resumed her knitting.
Lippman's Bitters arc for sale by all drug.
glsts and dealers. Depot in Columbia. s. O.,
ut GEIeER l. McGREdoR's, Druggists. S Is
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The attention of the reader ie respectfully
invited to tho advertisement of Bradfield j.
Co., in another column. They arc undoubt-
ediy selling the best remedies out for the
diseases they are recommended for. BRAD
CELEBRATED LIVER MEDICINE, has certainly
cured moro afflicted persons than any two
medicines of their age. Try them and be
well, as these gentlemen guarantee satisfac
ton ormoncy refunded. AT
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A special despatch to tho Charleston
Ne'rs, dated Washington, October "a,
says:
The Secretary Of War has received q
despatch asking for the assistance of the
Government in repressing disorder in
South Carolina. Governor Scott says
that the Reformers, whom he calls ''ro-
bells" had become excited over the re-
cent Republican meetings in the State,
and that large body of men, armed to
the teeth, were marching on Lnurens-
vile. Governor Scott says that the OBJ
ject Of the rebels was to attack Laurens-
vile, and he adds that they were de-
stroying the ballot-boxcs on the way for
the purpose of preventing tho making of
proper election returns
The War Department has instructed
the officer commanding the United
States troops in the Department of the
South to take such immediate steps in
connection with Governor Scott rs will
tend to preserve the peace and disband
the so-callcd raiders.
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ANOTHER GIANT STRIDE has been made IN
chemical science. PHALoN's VITAL1A, OR EAI-
vATIoS FOR TIE HAIR, is an astonishing i'm.
proyemcnt on all preparations for restoring
the natural color of gray hair, heretofore
dorous, and never failing, and has no sedi-
dealers. Oct23 IA
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PEACE MOVEMENTS. Almost every day
brings US some new movements for
peace between the two contendipg M.
tions of Europe, and we hope and be-
lieve the contamination is not far of.
All the nations of the world, including
the belligerents themselves, are anxious
for it, and there really does not appear
TO DO any serious difficulty in its attain
ment, so far as the terms are concerned.
If Prussia and France could be brought
face to face. we think there would be no
serious difficulty in agreeing on q settle
ment. But just there is the rub. Who
is France-or rather her Government
and Legitimate representative? Neither
Prussia nor anybody else seems to re-
gard the parties who have forcibly taken
temporary possession of the Govern
ment, as competent to bind the French
people. But matters cannot go on thus
much longer. and we shall not be sur
prised to find there is some truth in the
report that Bismarck was negotiating
with Bazaine. rs the strongest power in
the nation, on the basis of the Prince
ImperiaPs enthronement, and the sup
port OF his authority by the army. The
force under Bazaine, united with that
captured at Sedan, is amply competent
to the work. We are having our full
share of suffering at the South from the
war, and peace that would put cotton
up to twenty cents would be very ac-
ceptnblo to US on any terms. Besides,
we believe, NIL things considered, it
would be the best for the French people.
Everybody in Trance has confidence in
Bazaine's ability and integity, and were
he to march his army to Paris, after
making peace honorable to tho nation,
ho would doubtless be sustained by the
people.
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TIE GREAT ESIGl1A.-A thousand guesses
have been made at the ingredients Of Sozo-
DON'T, the most wholesome and perfect dental
all wrong, so, by way of throwing little light
on the subject, it is now announced that the
LlnEh, or inner bark Of the QUtLLAYA SApoSA,
one of the componcnts Of that peerless den
triiice. ..-N 49,.
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DEATH OF A VICE. -CoNsuL.-T Sa-
vannah papers announce tho death, on
Sunday evening. of John William Dick
inson, British Vice Consul in that city.
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DaxfH o qna Oos;;iss Sss: {. 4 AZ

DEATH 0s THa Cossss 5s:: 80: Barr :. IA Tne
sad news Of the death OF the deservedly
celebrated composer, Michael William
Balfe, is telegfaphed to us ncross the
ocean. eince the death Of Rossini, mu-
sical art has suffered no such loss. To
the great mass of people in this country
and England, indeed, Balfe was far. bet
ter known than the italian composer.
His melodies have for quarter of a CEN
tury been whistled in our streets and
sung III our parlors The man who
wrote three such popular and charming
melodies as II dreamt that 1 dwelt in
marble halls, "The heart bowed down.,
and "Then you'll remember me-" has
added largely to the sum Of harmless
pleasure. 1t is by his "Bohemain Girl"
that Balfe is best known to the world.
This work was produced in 1929 at Drury
Lane Theatre Balfo was native of
Dublin. though he is generally called an
English composer. He early exhibited
musical precocity, and in his eighth
year appeared in concert as violin
player. When only nine years old. he
wrote ballad for Madame Vcstris He
was sixty years old at the time of his
death. a. ~.
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COIEEIMBIA..sSSss 81 81 G.
wednesday agaEnlags 0otobaH 2e, 1870.
2 / Govcrnorsoott IntorvIeved.

Wednesday As,nlag3 QctoheH as, 1870.
Govcrnortsoott Interviewed. 81
We ARE informed that some ofy the
citizens OF this place had an interview,
on Monday, with Governor SCOTT, to
represent to him, thatt The disturbed con-
dition Of the public mind, resulting from
some occurrences here and certain ex-
pressions used. made il obligatory upon
him to interpose his authority and pro-
vide for,trahquility! We are further in
formed-ands this is what we are moro
especially looking at-that Governor
Scott, In the course Of the interview,
sought to throw the responsibility. for
any liability to violence that may exist
in part, at least-upon the white people
of Columbia; and undertook, in this
connection, to nse the names of certain
gentlemen. AT the same time, Governor
Scott expressed his desire to 'let us have
peaee."',.. The citizens who called upon
Governor Scott: had right to speak for
themselves, and we feel sure that their
motives, were good. But speaking for
many other citizens, we may say that we
are not aware Of any alarm or .appre-
hension on the part of those with whom
VIC have been brough into contact. On
the contrary, we take it that the intelll-
gent snd sober people of this community
feel perfectly competent to protect them
selvsgs SHOULD Hhis ever unfortunately be
rendered ne9essaNy, And NE take oc-
casion most emphaticaliy to deny that
any responsibility whatever attaches to
any one Save Governor SCOTT and his
suppDrtersj FOR any disturbance that may
have threatenea the good~order OF this
communitys Ehe peace Of Columbia
rests with him. and them. AS for the
people ,ip political opposition to Go
vernon Scott and his friends, they have
been eraihently 'law:abiding and forbear-
ing. They have been long-suffering and
patient. rhey may we'll stand astonish-
ed at their great moderation. They
stand now, as ever, on their defence
SOBER, disereet and firm resolved to
bear and iforber until forbearanoe ceases
to be . virtue. ! # ill becomes his Ex-
cellenoy ito seek to lay upon their
shoulders the responsibility for crisis
that he and his advisers brought about.
The way to, peace is plain. Let his
Excellency review his sentiments, and
acknowledge that the Winchester rifle is
40. Tue best laW for South Carolina. Let
him remember that if q people can be
driven to wall, they cannot be driven
through it. Let him bear in mind that
he is the Governor OF all the people, and
not of portion only, and his latter days
will be more agreeable to him and useful
to the State than his former ones have
been. This community have right to
expect of the Executive deeds rather than
acords. They will give Governor Scott
credit for all genuine acts done by him
in his impartial discharge of his high
and responsible functions, and in the
furtherance of that public security which
is part and parcel of the prosperity of
this CITY and of the whole State. By his
fruits will the people Judge him.
PEACE MOVEMENTS. Almost every day
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, October 25.-NicA-
erSo" Ho"se.-H. J. Hall, j. NJ. White,
New Orleans; A. Reed. Mrs. Satcher,
Miss Satcher, N. Hess, A. W. Repinc
and wife, NJ. Repinc, New York; c.
Irantze, p. M. Mason, Baltimore; NJ. NJ.
Wolf, Rock Hill; a. ~. Lewis, S. c.; S.
Black, Virginia; II. g. Williamson, Dar-
llngton; Ii. p. Adams. d. B. DeSaus
sure, city; A. Throppkic, Va; NJ. M.
Grum, II: Kearon, II. Powell, Washing
ton, ID. c.; G. @. Singleton, j. G. Bu
low, S. DuBose, Ridgeway; j. V. Meth
ers, city; G. A. Smith, Pa; S. +.
Houston, Augusta; j. d. Kennedy, II.
II. Clark, Camden; j. M. Smith, Boston;
William L. Aiken, Winnsboro; II. G.
Carpenter, Ohio.
Columbia IIohl-M. A. Bridges, Ga;
j. w. Marshall. Abbeville; J. w. O'Bricn,
Charleston; w. G. Beck, city; P. Dur.
ham, N. c.; Z. X. West, Baltimore;
Mrs. NJ. Porcher, Miss A. g. Cordes,
Charleston; o. NJ. Sadler, S. c.; w. A.
Bradley, Augusta; Alex. Hall, Brook
lyn, N. Y.
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A KNIGHT KILLED AT TIE STATE FAIR
ToURNAMENT.-On Saturday afternoon,
during tho progress of the tournament
ct Oglethorpo Park, near Atlanta, Ga, NJ.
Z. Kenny, the Knight of the Red Hand,
having finished his third course, cought
up with the Knight Of the White Gaunt-
let, and entered upon race from
thence around the track, but upon near
ing place where the knights were stand
ing, his horse took fright, and dashing
through tho oif-railing, terribly crushed
Mr.. Kenny, from which he died III few
moments.
ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT BAEz-
Letters from Port-au-Princc announce
the assassination of President Bacz, Of
San Domingo, or that he has been killed
in some shape or other, or that he has
fled Tho country. These letters may
have been writton in tho interest of the
Cabral faction, and with tho idea of ope-
rating against Baez and the annexation
OF San Domingo to the United States
MURDER OF a CHARLEsroN1AN.-N
Jesse Savage, woll known some few wears
back as one of the proprietors of the
Merchants Hotel, corner of King and
Society streets, Charleston, was brutalJy
murdered in New Haven, Conn, on the
Goth ult.
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New Books.

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ANDERSON. correspondent thinks
the following will be tho result of the
election in that County for officers:
Senator-John Wilson. Representa-
tivcs-Dr. John Wilson, William Perry
and John B. Moore. County Commits
sioners-B. T. Crayton, Ballard Dean
and Kenon Breazeal. School Commits
sioner-Wm. H. Haynie. Coroner
Spencer Moore.
CHEsrER.-A private despatch from
Chester gives the following:
The majority in this County is: For
Scott. 1888; Ransier, 1886; Wimbush,
(for Congressman Mt Large,) 1874; Yo-
cum, 1887; Wallace, 1851.
Keistler, charged with tho murder of
Waties, in 1865, was acquitted to-day.
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