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The Citizens Party.

We call the attention of our readers
to the article on our first page entitled
"A place in the fight" which we clip
from the editorial columns of the Char.
lesion Daily Netcs. The Ne,cs, aud our.
selves are now in full accord as to the
situation and the remedy, aud we appre-
ciate the tone of courtesy and sympathy
IN common cause which characterizcs
the article, and which should mark the
course Of the Daily Ne,rs, as the leading
organ, Of the State. rY. 81,
This question, as 20 whether the State
can be redeemed from its thrali of cor
ruption usurpation, and restored to the
keeping Of those, whose intcsests and
whose love for her will be guarantees
that she will suffer no detriment in
their hands, is vital aud an imminent
one.
The result of the elections this coming
fall will settle this question for n decade
OF years, perhaps forever.
Does it not behoove us then to devote
oil our efforts, an derectfon that has
some promise of success, to break down
the party machinery which impels the
colored people to vote like automatons,
and to secure some of them>to vote as
the dictates Of honesty shall direct them,
freed from the CALLING shackles of a
party!
The Charleston News suggests the
Citizens Party as the term, which shall
define and include all of our citizens
Democrats and Republicans, white and
black, united by the bonds of common
danger and common hope. 1t says:
1.-The Scylla of Democracy, no less than
the Charyblis of Ropublicanism, must
be avoided
Let us unite then, at once Let the
white people of the State sacrifice much.
let them do their whole pant towards
bringing about that bright day of accord
and peace, when the colored voters will
realize that their rights are in no jeop
ardy, and that their common and true
interests will be promoted and secured.
by union with the honest of our people
against tho corrupt aud the ignorant.
ms day uuwa before thoseiaszien
!. in October next, and let that election be
the inauguration of that bright era Of
prosperity, Let every individual man
do his part towards bringing about this
consummatiou.
Then shall our State bring forth her
ancrease, her valleys shall bloom as the
rose, her hills shall smile with plenty
and her people from the sea.board to the
mountain shall rejoice and be glad +!
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Notice of Dimissal.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT l
IN will. on the DIST da~ OF March. 1870,
file my final account with the Honorable
Judge of Probate for 0rangeburg County, as
Administrative of the Estate of Shedraok
Waltz deceased, and ask for Letters of Dis
missal.. l.. A. WALTZ.
feb 2G-4t Qualified Adm'x.
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A Clergyman addressed his iemale
auditors as follows :: BE not proud that
our blessed Lord paid your sex the dis
tinguished honor of appearing first to a
female after resurrection, far it was only
that the glad tidings might be spread
the sooner"
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ALSO
ORANGEBURG-IN EQUITY

VltANUED z 1tU-IN EQUIIY.
T. Glenn Shulcr, ct, ux
vs.
L. ID. Myers, Ex'r, ct. al.
BY virtue of an order made in this case,
will sell at Orangeburg Court House, on the
first Monday in March next, during the legal
hours of sale, for half cash, balance on
credit of IL months, secured by bond with
interest from date and mortgage of premises,
with covenant for resale. Purchaser paying
for stamps aud papers.
All that plantation or tract of land, con-
tanning 422 acres more or less, situate in
Orangeburg County, and bounded on the
north by a. b. Griffith, on the east by Jesse
Utsey, on the south by Allen Shuler, on the
west by A. Smell and Rebecca Collier, of
which land j. d. Collier died, seized aud pos
sessed.
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Notice of Dismissal.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN the 18th day of March. 1870, i will
file my Final Accounts with the Honorable
7 G. Andrews Judge of Probate, andask Tor
Letters of Dismissal as Guardian of Addison
Murphcy. w. f. BARTON,
feb 2U-it Guardian.
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ALSO
oRANGEBURG-IN EoUlrY.
Ill q .l
ALSO

sNSoAA'
Thad. C. Andrews, Judge of Probate
vs.
S. d. Sawyer, ct. al.
Under order in this case. will sell on the
9TH day of March next, for one-third cash,
balance in IL months, secured by bond and
mortgage, 0r with the privilege Of paying all
cash. D
One TRACT Of land containing 500 aores
more or less, Bounded by lands of b. Tyler,
p. s. Hutto, South Edisto River and lands of
8; D. Sawyer.
sserifs Office, H..RIGGs,.
0rangeburg O. H., S.. c., SOC. s.
Fah. y, 1880
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PAINTING
FIRST CLASS

FIRST CLASS FIRST CLASS
HAVING TWENTY YEARS Experiences
with the BRUSH, offer my services to shs
public House and Coach Painter. All
work guaranteed to give satisfaction. Or
ders left at the Probate Office, or Store Of
John d. Stocker Esq, will be promtly at
tended to.
; feb 26-tf JAMES A. wILLIAMS.
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I.SO
ORANGEBURG-Ix PnopArE.

Thaddeus C. Andrews.
Judge of Probate.
vs. In the Circui, Court
William Winningham.
ct. al.
BY virtue OF an order of sale made in this
case by the said Court, | will sell Mt Orange
burg, S. t.. OH Monday the eth day OF March
next during the usual hours of sale
All that tract or parcel of land containing
200 acres more or less, situate, lying and
being in the County Of 0rangehurg and State
aforesaid, on the South Eiisto River, and
bounded by lands of L. A. Austin, ]. T..
Martin, G. Q. O'Dowd and others
Terms.-One-third cash, and the balance
on credit of one and two years purchaser
to give bond for said credit portion, bearing
interest from day Of sale, payable annually,
and secured by a mortgage of the premises
with n covenant for resale on & breach of the
condition of said bond, and also to pay for
papers and stamps.
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A Miss Lucy Lee adsertisesiin a Mis-.
sissippi paperthpt she is of good birth
and education, and is willing to marry
an editor, believing horself0ablei to sup
port one. hiia rHomIed 81 e1s odf slai
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ORANGEBl'lt,i-IS Eouiry.

.Asbury X. Durham, ct. ux. In the
va. Cir cult
William \. McGrew. Admir-, ct. al. Court.
The lands of the Estate of the late Dorcas
McGrcw, deceased. will he rented for the
present year Oh Swlc,lay in March next. in
stead Of being sold. spievioucly advertised
Term-0nc-half cash. and the remainder
on creditto lst November next, by note Of
lessee, with two appr we'd surcties.
Clerk Office. GEO. Ii LIVER,
Orangchmrg. s. C.. Z. c. +.
February %, 1870.
feb ~ td
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OPEN AGAIN
HUNTERS
Photograph Gallery.
ORANGEBURG, S. e.
Notice of Dismissal.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN on the 18th day of March, 1870, L. G.
lnnbinci will apply for Letters of Dismissal
as Surviving Administrator of the Estate of
j. X. l.. Robinson, dccenssd.
THAD. C. ANDREWS,
feb l2-4t Judge of Probate.
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lsy virtue Of an order made in this case,
the Creditors of the late Dorcas NIcGrew, de-
ceased, are hereby notified lhst they are re-
quired to present and prove their respective
dome9ds befoye Charles B. Glover, Esq,
Special Referee at 0rangeburg. S. c., on Or
before the first day of April noxt, or they
will be debarred payment
Clerks Office, GEORGE. BoLlVER,.
orangeburg, s. c. c. C. p.
Feb. 10, 1870.
feb IL I'd
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CABINET MAKER
A ND
u " d e r T. A X Err,
VIM. AIKEN BULL.

Having opened a Cabinet Shop in the rear
of the Baptist Church. is prepared to attend
to all busines in his line, and respectfully
offers his services to the people of Orange
burg and vicinity.
feb 10 3m
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FIREMENS' JUBILEE.
Anniversary or tfe Young
America.

SAAhSAtSASs ~
- $3.50. -. 20 a ~ 5
Monday last, the 2lst, was d gala dn ,
ut Orangeburg. 1t was the Anniversar,
of the Young America Fire Engine Com
pany, and well was the occasion honored
Despite the very cold weather, the
Young Americas were ont at an early hour
Of the morning, aud proceeded to the
rendez-rous, the picturesque grove nca,
the residence of Capt. Jno. G. Rowe, 70,
their shooting match. Here, the morn
ing was spent in shooting with rifle, and
with pistol for tho prizes. AS we pre-
dicted there was some crack shooting
and both targets were badly riddled, par.
ticularly in and around the bulls eye
The following are the winners of tho
prizes.
'st RIFLE TARGET.
DR.. nj. j. d. Dantzler,-1st Prize.
j. w. Dantzler,-2d.
p. G. Cannon,-3d,
Daniel W. Robinson, ,-4th.
James j. Cannon,-5th.
Robert w. Jones,-6th.
Paul B. Stromun,-7th.
Samuel Dibble Esq,-8th.
PISTOL TARGET.
ID. w. Robinson-1st Prize.
Col. A. d. Frederick, ID
NJ. G. Stronan-3d.
y. G. Andrews 4th.
j. ID. Wolfe-5th.
p. G.. Cannon-6th.
ID w. Rubinson--7th.
=. G. Cannon-Stl.
W. Il. McMichael-9
+. l. Higdon-10th.
TIE PARADE.
At 2 o'clock p. NJ. the Young Ameri-
ca Fire Company assembled at their hall
for their annual parade and inspection,
and awaited the arrival of their escort,
the Elicit Hook and Ladder Company
The latter Company assembled at the
same hour at Mr.. Riggs work shop,
where their new truck was delivered to
them. The Company fell in, manned
the drag ropes and proceeded to the
Engine House to participate iu the pa
radc. Arriving ut Mr.. Louis corner,
the Company halted for moment, while
The Young Americas opened their drag
ropes and extended their line on either
side of their Engine, when, the Hook
,9(iae der Company marched by them.
AS the two Companies were opposite
each o.ber ttii;:si;i ti;si iie..as 1uruG III uompii-
lnent, President Mosely of the Young
America proposed ''three cheers for the
Elliott Hook and Ladder Company"
They were given with gusto by his
gallant Company, and the welkin rung
with their echo. 1t was the thrilling re-
ception by the Young America of their
younger brother" 1t was the eloqu INT
and generous salute of the Elliott Hook
and Ladder Company. Those hearty
cheers coming from manly hearts, spoke
of sympathy, and good-feeling,
aud brotherhood. Their echo will lin
ger in henrts and touch chords of feeling
until those hearts shall be cold aud mute
to all appeals!
The Hook and Ladder, passing the
Young Americas, took up their position
on their right, ,ond opening their drag
ropes to the right and left, they formed
q line on either side of their truck, in
line with the Young Americas
The Comet then formed on the left. of
the Young Americas, opening their drag
ropes to the right and left, and formed a
line on either side OF their Engine.
In this position the Companies awaited
their inspection by the Board of Fire
Masters apd his Honor the Iptendant.
While these gentlemen were passing
the line for inspection, al! heads heads were
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MULES!! !.
The State of South Carolina.

Ihe-StatD Of South Carolina.
OnANGEBuRd In to' IrY.
John d. d. fnirey Bill for Injunction.
tn set aside
vs.. Irregular proceed
burns ID. Myers. Ex or. inss, to marshall
ass Is, and for
of +. j. w. Myers, ct al Relief
Ii appearing TO my satisfaction that Sarah
Pullman. and Pullman. her husband. Elk
nbcth Holly and - Hnlls he- lt:s:. ....5.
four of the Defendants 10 sn,d Bill. are absent
from. and reside beyond the limits OF this
State. on motion OF Mcssrs. liar K Dibb,c
Solicitors for Complainant. i, is ordered {:
that the said Defendants do appear. and
plead. answer or dcmur TO said Bill within
forty days from his date. or an order pro
conicsso Will b. granted against them
Clerks oihee, GEO. BoLIvER.
Orahgcbmrg. :. c.. G. {. L.
Feb. n. 1870.
feb 26 Ct
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CT ux., et.tal. o. Relief Y 'I'!
Byviriue Of an order madc in the said cause, !
the Creditors of the late Henry p Pou, de- i Z
ceased hereby notified that they arc re-
quested to present and prove their several e.e
and respective demands. before the under
signed. At Oraugrburg. =. c., on OF before
the first day of March next. or they will be
debarred payment.
Feb. 10, 1870. Special Referee. 60
feb IL I'd
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O line on either side OF their truck, In
line with the Young Americas
The Comet then formed on the left of
the Young Americas, opening their drag
ropes to the right and left, and formed
line on either side OF their Engine.
/ In this position the Companies awaited
their inspection by the Board of Fire
Masters apd his Honor the IDtendant.
T While these gentlemen were passing
the line for inspection, al! heads were
barred in salute again. At this point
the scene was eloquent, the coup d'eI
of tho two Companies, strikingly beauti-
full.
Tho red shirts of Young Americas
lined on either side of their engine,
which was handsomely decorated with
wreaths pnd flowers, and the white shirts
OF the Elliotts, OF either side of their
beautiful truck also protuscly aud taste
fully dressed and wreathed with flowers,
festoons and emblems, while down She
line passed the venerable and honor"d
Chief eii the Fire Department, pr. Thos
A. Elliott, accompanied by the Hon. N.
Austin Bull, Intendant of orangeburg,
and Capt. Brigggmanpnn! Of the Board of
Fire Masters, JAS F.. Izllar., and w. j,
DeTreyille Esqrs., Solicitors, and Drs.
salley and oliyeros, Surgeons of the two
Companies, turned tablequ of eloquent
and striking beauty. 80 'l,a ,-,
i1e After the Inspection was concluded,
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CHICAGO.


National 1Dsmigrali00 Convention.
CHICAGO, Dec. 9.-The Committee on
Permanent Organization appointed by the
National Immigration Convention, recently
held at indianapolis, held meeting at the
fremont House in this city to-day. The
following gentlemen constitute permanent
committees: Arkansas, Richard A. Dawson
Colorado, John S. Loomis; Dakota, Jas.
S. Foster; Ills, Geo. Schierlet; Indiana,
Elijah b. Mariindale; Iowa, c. L. Clausen ;
Kansas, Gov. Jas. NJ. Harvey: Kentucky,
Robert W. Scott; Mississippi, c. ID. Lang
don; Missouri, Amadie Val,e; Massachn-
sets, J. c. Wright; Nebraska, c. c. Smith /;
Ohio. NJ. Gopher; Penn, DIR. Z. Marwi,z;
North Carolina, Thomas Lenoir; Tennessee,
Luther f. Shivron; Dis.rist of Columbia,
Henry ID. Cooke; Wisconsin, Waldemer
Hanson; West Virginia, J. Brisbin Walker;
Michigan, Rev. J. B. T1s;in.
The following are the Executive Commit
tee officers: Chairman, Geo. Schneider, Esq,
President State Savings Institution, Chicago;
Sec, Col, John $, Loomis, No. 3 Bowling
Green, New York; Treasurer, Henry ID.
Cooke, Esq, President First National Bank,
Washington, ID. C.; Hon. +. Il. Martindale,
Indianapolis; His Excellency James NJ
Harvey, Governor of Kansas, Topeka;
Hon. Michael GoePher, Cincinnati; DIR. f.
Morritz, Philadelphia.
The Committee is now thoroughly organ
lied, and will go at once with earnestness Ia
the discharge Of their duty. The programme
adopted for the future work, and the ability
and determination Of the Committee
promises that there will he
results achieved, making the labor Of the
recent convention but the prelude 10 a great
national reform ON the subject of immiSra-
ton. The committee will labor 10 Sc
cure to every emigrant the rights and immu-
mites of citizens while i'm transit by ocean
or inland, through the international treaty
and by giving the United States
Courts jurisdiction in all cases involving the
rights Of protection To emigran,s. The re
peal OF the caPitulaticn tax and other uniris,
exactions, levied directly or indirectly, will
he strenuou-ly demanded Of Congress and
the several States.
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ST. LOUIS,
Iasci,all House Lottery Suit Militia
Called Out tn Protect Prisoners
From Ly 0chsug.


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from Ly"chsnx.
Sr Jo,-Is D.-c IA Lana ,.,,i;,, s,;,
against the old Pascha,l House lottery asso.
ci,,ion for Governmen, tax and other pcnal.
,;es wss d.c;ded Yesterday bv ;ud,m.n, +,
favor of the Governmcn; f,r So OoO
John Armstrong and Cb,s Liz IN. ,J-
Ieoed ,nurderers If the J,n;ne e,n,;,v ne,r
Poto.i. last month and Who were semi 10 IN,
s. Iou;. i,;J SOM. d,vs ,co IN uro,o,, then,
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UTAH.

SOusheassera fr0aster.
SALT LAKE, UTAH, Dec. lO-The Nurs
has received the following despatch, dated ST
George, Dec. 10: Patnish, the YamPetii's
Chief, who led the Navajos who killed DR..
Wilmore and Robt. Mcintyre, five years ago,
has now crossed the Colorado with band,
and threatens the lives and property of the
inhabitants on the southeastern frontier.
The people Of Kane, Washington. and
Beaver COUNTIES have been advised to keep
vigilant guard over their stock and I've pre-
pared to repel any attack that may be made
by the NavajOs and their allies.
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Loypoy. Dec. 9LTbe town is full of m.
mors nurnor,;ng thu, paris will c,n;tnl,,e
ON the 10Th Great contractors are known
10 have prepared provisions 10 despatch 10
p,r;s and inac;,I con,r,r,s have ben mad
for r,;iw,v ir,nsno,t,t;op
The quarrel between bismarck and the
Crown Prince has broken out worse than
eyer
TIE Cubs saws Rismark used his influence
Il, ,I.,,,.o,., M. r,n,u,. h.swoo, E,oI,,d
and Rnss;, only IN se,nre the taxing az the
German liam for 3 ono 600 which will he
honah, in the JonJon mark, neYt ~aak
corrcsnnndent telegr,nbs from Toun
IN, H.. -,h H., H. 4: ,r.r,,,,,.,,, .,,,., a.,
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MARRIAGE GUIDE.

salary Of s35 PER wEEK or a!iox lsrg" enniIiis-
ZION D. I'll or nov Inventions. Addrrss
J. W. FHISK 4 co, Marshall, Nisb.
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NEW MEXICO.

SANTA FE, Dec. 1O.-Ex-Govemor Nc
Cormick Of Arizona, reelected delegate to
Congress, left here this afternoon for Wash
ington, ria Denver. The report from San
Francisco regarding fraudulent voting, i'm
plicatiag Governor Stafford and other terri
torial officers who were friendly to McCor.
mick, is \ pure falsi6calion. He has a ma
jority Of over {, 900 BY the official count.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

MENACING ATTITUDE OF RUSSIA.
LONDON, Dec. "A special to the World
SAYS: Mr.. Allen writes me from St. Peters-
burg ON the ID inst, that warlike feeling
is Perva,ling the whole Empire. The arrival
at Sebastapol Of the news Of Gort.chakof' 5
circular created universal joy.
Notice has been given by the Emperor
to the reserve corps to hold themselves in
readiness, which is considered of great inn
portance, as this measure has not been re-
sorted to since the Crimean war. Russia is
committed TO 4 bold line Of conduct and re-
solved to carry it out in spite of all apposi-
ton. Ii has been announced by the Empe-
ror that iO, 1909, 600 roubles will be devoted
to extraordinary war expenses. By the lst
of January, 1870 remoddled guns and
1901 900 breech leaders will be ready for use
The Austrian Minister Of War states that
Austria has now 9OO, coo Wendell rifle~, and
100000 uniforms, and that il will require
from one to two months to place the army
on a war footing.
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White Swelling Cured.

(fvsryho-iv knows HsRcoJpsx, Agent for ?
Inc q Steamers for . wears
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Basody lsdSsa Ttghas-A Terrible
Sla0GAaee.
OMAHA, Dec. Io.-On Dec I'd war psrty
of the allied Grosventres and Assinpeboine
Indians made an excursion into the Black.
Ieei country, and attacking The Bloods and
Pieeans, defeated them, killing nine. There
were some white men camped in the neigh
borhood and they joined with the Bloods and
Piegans, and next day attacked the. Gro--
yentres and Assinneboines ami killed all Of
them but one, whom they permitted 10 &c,
of to tell Of the disaster. The number
killed was about 100.
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NEW YORK.


New YORK, Dec. S.-The Republicans
Of this city have called meeting in their
several Assembly Districts, tomorrow even
ing to choose delegates to a general conven-
ton in the interest of harmony and efficien-
cy, and to elect as delegates no person who
holds any Office or Government position
whatever,