The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-11-21


Is to act Oh any rclui,ition mule o.
Elm By Uni,al States civil oil :crs, bat
Wat officers Of The ARMY. a, au:.,. sh,l!i
lake no initial ac:ol but oniy a.. in id
b! nul in suhur lin ,tiJlt, tn. u ,it.I
}i,l authorizes
TEouB:Es AT EDGnriELp.
\ The CONT anling o'licar Of Comm inv
a. Eightceuth inI,n.rv. cstabli,h.l IL
Pc camp ut !.d=cticll, reports ;hit OH
I ne 23d ni' September dee cation Of
&c leading whit. an colo 'ci ci;izcl is
& F.dIeGc'd waited nn hin un rep ,rlcl
a fight then Imminent or in ur,ri.si
33,lwccn the white anl col,ra &c ,.,lc
a Gl"vcr's plantation. il I.l.-ai,i.l.
J'"ut 'iitccl N is from T. ,;n!i.,l an.I
III irpn Augusta, Georgia, The con
s1andlns officer says: Il IN nAii,t.iy
s1rt'd with ten mcn ana a II u en-
sa5s1lnncl uili :cr, in wA.nl lnliy
Fc''i ~ my service by the ci,iz,ns nr
s3- place f.', route n,ct arm d bun l.
waite ;nan, wi rep 'rt1i III tn
u,ty hAd b1cn sctt!cl. .nn.,ar,l
"a however, anl On snpptnl:hiu the
j.. found IN tiers lar from 5. : lei
c ns.e nb:iii- II iT5;1n ;;'i ovhr; d le ;,;on
ks3e io' mtr numJerci 1T ie.st three
'rcd men, ana ni' the later ,,,y
4s3y al out seventy five nr eighty, hut
sa'i, fed u n.ncli larger uu,nbe,. w.,s
ceai. IN til" woods, ju Ign, ir,tn
Sa '"'l ir'nt thcy pres, ,.rl La
+ l,r ce"'icd To Tin the lcal.r ns the
Arrd pc"pla, one Ned Teana IT. bit
# unable t" see him til t might. som.
IS l''cn stating TO me that Ii. yas no.
eht. then proceeded to Mr.
'rs house, where u part Of The
~ fc forces were bivoulck ii
Saa'f II ronJuhciion with s)ne 9th b.st
s ms oft this party. t.kci til. mn,
ovcr, aud am happy to say th,ir
81 counscis prevailed with their man
his morning abou, daybreal th,.
le forces united, and tie subject w,,
p talked over. then proposed t.,
# one or two OF the whites lc,,u,
me, aud havn n talk with The b:ac';,
s to prevent bloc lSh ID an arriy,.
proper understanding Th:s v,.
ted ut once, and it WIS finally
sfi to disband both parties viii. i
done, tut must say .athcrre
80 ly on the part OF The whites
avins accomplished my mission to
r 'tlslacilon otthe good m.n of b nh
ss' | re urncd to this pluc., ar.iy
u! lis y. NJ
{9urins my absence, the command 81,
Eamp dcvo'ved on First S.rycau,
bcil, very inlelligcut and dis
Soidier. Owing to til. excite mcut
h Ing last night iu conse ,nenc. Of
pFstibux oi aimed Banus, bo. II wbit,.
ack coming from the upper part Of
M MY, me lntcndcnt or mayor.
III prudent to prevent the entry
,Ese pnltics to the town, aud called
o,S military to assist the citizens to
o'e the rclce. Sergeant Camp
/. t..Hromptly responded and furnished
;slred number Of men.
d. mayor called on me .ain .lis
a.E To assist rs before, an have {
= hen on duty, with every inlica
tioE} perfect qnet. To morrow | a
~ 0"iIl find all the parties at their
hnU ms L am satisfied they have d., n
IN from this vicinity. n nishs 5
( ,rties are we'll arnc ], arms h win, ;,
by the whites since nv q
@ 49, without any cnleavor at oonce,l i
mo- Hn their part. In f,ct, tho whole .
nnAls perfectly organized ;l,I relly a.
to - y the field at any time. Tns blacks {
I'D are armed by the st Alter Q
a3li investigation Of the difficulty G
iovor plantation, nns,tis fol &
I are as follows: Ned Zen nant i
OF militia nnl a delegate to f;
f.bican Convention Of Columbia
very prominent negro and living m
lover plantation, had an attack th
)n his cabin on Saturday night. ar
tbsa instant, by a party Of five white IN