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Vjllaoe?Rev. A. .ft Diokson, ovory Sabbath at II A. M.anoMP.M ^^^??s3fes^ ^^^^ ^iv^^T ? Village?Rev. Sm*a'M?i.i,roHA>ip; every other Sabbath mornipjj.an^^r^Qpn.^. < Lullieran. Bet. W.^AV Hpuok?At .''T!r^ty^?i:^tti'9d Sun . jt ? V Y"V *JilJs ? ? Ret. F. Debriok?At SbL Mattb?W.a\ 1st and Bd Suridoys^'At^ebanpo 2^ -< -. * , JBoDf?i. V . . -VilEAaE?Rsv. Da. t. By Dpn^A?, let Snnday of each month at J ft M. and 8d Sunday of eaoh' montlv at 11 A. M. ?n<l7 ft | ,..i y .%? Ret. Dn. I. D. DcniTAM?At Pour Holes, let Sun day or eaen^bntKr * : ' ' ** - W; B. 1 &WXMt^A^ let and 8d Sundays iU each month. Santee, 2d and 4th Stin-'j days of each month. ? . ? >y.?*'~" .. R*t?fo.WCHAi^^]a^^ Sunday of each month. Canaan, 8d Sunday of eaoh month.^ Bu? 8wnmp, 4th Sunday ot each month. BB$.JiB.ift SplaS?^AC Antioon, 2d and 4th Sun days (morning.)-v Corinth, 2d and 4th, Sundays (af-.| tcrnoon.) . v!>;.- - -, _\ ? Bbv. W. J. Snidsb?At GlengaTy School House, 1st *ahd 8d Sundays.' S?ntee/ (colored Sunday School), 2d and.4th.Sundays. . ' . \ Methodist?Apprii\faymti for\ Onangehurg Dis trict, ?". C. Conference, 3d Quarter. ST/^aoftOB's^lndian-Fieidsi-June'^irM. UI'peb obanqb-t-Qalvary, June 29, BO Blacb^illb?Hebron, July 0, 7. ' OBANOj?una-r-Zion, July 18, 14.. .,- z PBoviDEkcE 6.'M.,t-Joly lS-and'21".-- \ * ' Ufpbb St.* MattUewb?LimcBtone, July 27y 28. Bbanchvuxe?New Hopo, August 8, 4. Bastebn Obanqe?Shiloh, August 10? 11? St. MATTHEwa^?Jcrusalem, August 17, 18. ? ? iEXINGTONTrrAugUsL 24, 25. BApjtwRi.ir-81st August, 1st September^. AiKEN hMV GbXnitevilek?A-Ugust 7j 8:.' > 9, Af H, GnBrar^BKBG, P. E. .tj >;?>.%'iTff.n: ... - i-rrf X f ** Vim.ao?^-Bbv. W. G. Co^neb, every Sabbath at 11A.M. Rev. W.'G. ConKIsb?AtPjrospeoUlBtand 8d Sun days (afternoon.) < Zion, 2d and 4th Sundays (nftor Boon. ? . \V? ^ , Rev.,J. S. CoaNOB,?rAt Providence, 2d and 4tk Sundays 10J A. M. At Gcriielm, 2d and 4th Sun' days 8J P* M. At Targetlst and 8d Sundnys 1?J A. M. .At.Bethkhonl," 1st ond:8d Sundays, 8J P. M, , " ' / ? ? .Rsv. John Ikabinet.?Andrew Chapel 1st .Sun. day, Ebenezcr and Gethsemano 2d Sunday, Trinity 8d Sunday, Calvary 4th 8unday, Rbv. L. W. Rabt.?Trinity 1st Sunday; Calvary 2d Sunday, Adrew ?hapel 8d Sunday, EbeOcsor -andGethsQmane24tb'Sbnday.. | { 'T v Bev. E. A. Austin?At. Davis-Bridge, 2d Sunday in each month at 11 A. M. Ilopowell Cliuroh, 8'd Sunday in each month, at 11 A. M. Pine Grove .Churoh, 4th Sunday in eaoh month, at 11 A. M. - Rev. Thos. Ratbob?1st and 8d Sundays at Now Hope, 10} A. M., and Bethlehem at 4 P. M. 2d and 4th Snndays'at Sardts, (near Branohville,) 10} A. M., Cattle Creek, 4 P. IK. Jt?"- We will bo glad t'o complete this list, and re spectfully invite, the Clorgymen.of various., denomi nation p to send in their appointments, and (hey will be inserted with pleasure among the above. ? - The Power of Prayer. ffho Bible account of tho power of prayer is the beat we havo of can have. "Abraham's servant prays?Rcbekah ap pears. ~ '/ "Jacob prays-?tho angel is. conquered j Esau's revenge, is'changed to fraternal lovo. "Joseph Sprays?ho. is delivered from the prison .of . Egypt. "M?ses prays-^-Amolek is disconafittod; - Israel triumphs. ? "Joshua prays?the sun stands still; victory is gained. "David prays?Ahithbphel goes out and hangs himself: ''Asa prays?-Israel gains.a glorious viotory. "Jfihosaphat-prays?God turns away his anger and smiles. "Elijah prays?the little oloud appears, tho rain descends upon th? earth. "Elisha prays?the waters of the Jordan are . divided; a child is restored to lifo. "Isaiah prays?one hundred eighty and four thousand Assyrians are dead. * '-'Hezekiah prays?the sun dial is turned . back r his life is prolonged. "Mordecai prays?Haman is hanged j Israel is free. ? "Nehemiah prays-^the King's heart is soften ed in h moment. "1,,'rn prays?the walls of. Jerusalem begin to rise. "Tho Churcli- prays?the Holy Ghost is ^McVout*^' *-r - V % "The Churcli prays aguiu?J'otcr is delivered by an angel. ? * "Paul and Silas pray?tho prison shakes; the -door opons r every man's hands arc loosed." AGRICULTURAL, &G. Salt as an Article of Food. Xs$0n$'is"'*vj - ? - i The true value of salt for feeding to animals is neither ns well known nor appreciated as it should bo by farmers.' That animals actually require it, io shown by the amount of salt con tained ih the blood .of the human, .species, be ing fully } percent., and of the ashes of blood ?57} per cent. : It has uho, been! asoortained that this proportion ncvor varies, and if not supplied in tho food, other parts of the system have to furnish it to thoir own injury. And, what is true of the human species,' is equally true of animals, whiofc suffer from the dpejra ?d^fio?''Mmovatt^BV when deprived of aalferj tho rest "of their system is depleted of its duo j proport ion jn. the "blood; ^d.whoeq jfrec equili brum of the system ia' in this way dIsturbed v the animal is moro liable to disease, and to p8JIX^I^f)>it^hQ|^^ol^ ['I \V\ . That the natural instincts of the animals prompts them to the use of salt, i? evident from their visiting the saltlicks, of the Western. States, previous toanddufmg '^dir early set tlements., a?$iV<gra wnat fp^stil^witnessed at $he present-day ?n''thd: pampas of South Amer ica, where herds oi wild horses and cattle go many miles to the salt licks to obtain their much-needed supply. * TlHjj^&M?OXfc?? doubt that ,-frecmqnt .ae cess 'to aoiY prevents many- of the disoasos to which animals are liable; for When it has boen regularly given? them,'it has |x>eert | productive of the best results, .as ovinccd in their exemp tion- (from disease. The .presence of salt in large quantities in the cellular tissues, shows conclusively the important influence which it* exorts in tho' production ? of flesh and fat' in animals. . Salt by increasing the flow of saliva, assists digestion; and further aids it by promoting thrist, and a constant sup ply of fluid to assist in dissolving 'much of the; food that would otherwise be imperfectly di gested. It has boon found by active experi ments, carefully conducted,- that salt given to hogs accelerates their fattening; ami that when two hogs were fattened at the same time, one with,., and ono without a supply of salt, that,the one supplied with suit,, oxcecdod the other in weight 50 pounds,-and fatted easier and in five weeks less time.?Rural American. ^} ?* > ' Jkjj c \ , . ' Rules For Farmers. ? 1. The farmer ought to rise parly, to soe that others do ep, nod that both his example be followed and his orders obeye'd. 2. The* whole farm ??liould be* regularly in spected, and not only every field examined, but every beast seen at least once a day. i 3, In a considerable farm it is of the utmost consequence to hnVe hands specially appropri ated for each of the most important depart ments of labor, for there is often a great loss 'of time; where persons are frequently changing ] their employments, and the work is ' not execu [ ted.so well. .! 4. ; Every means should be thought of to diminish labor or to incYcnno its power. For instance, by proper arrangement, five horses may do as much labor ah'rix perform,, accord ing to the usual mode of employing.them. 5. A farmer, xjught never to engage in a work, whethor of ordinary practice or intended improvement, oxcopt aftor tho most careful in quiries; but when begun, JiO ought to proceed in it with much attention a"nd perseverance un til, he has givon it a fair trial. 6. It is a main object in management not to attempt too much, and never to begin u work without a probability of being able to finish it in due season.' 7. Every farmer should have a book for insert-, ing all those-useful hints which arc ho. frequent ly pecurring in books, in papers, and gathered in the course of his reading, or in a practical management of his farm.?Sinclair. Numbjsr of Nails to the-Pound.?It may be well to hear what an man that ''had nothing to do and oouldn't sleep/' should say about spikes and nails. Ho says there are not quite fiyo.7 inch spikes to tho pouud; seven G inch do.; ten 5 inch do., twelve 4<j inch do.; and sixteen 4 inch do., [Cumberland manufac ture.] Also, that there aro? ?34 20 penny nails, which are 3J inches long. ? 54 12 " . ? " 3 68 10 m ' M " 21 101 8 '< ? " 2i 141 7 '? ? " 21 " .167 6 ' " ? " 2 232 -6 " ?* " ?" 353 4 ? .?. U 357 3 " " ? 1 " [Germantoicn' Telegraph. PAINTER'S NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO IN form Jho Citizens of Orangcburg and sur rounding Districts that ho is now proparcd to do HOUSE PAINTING, GRAINING, MARBLING, GLAZING AND PAPER HANGING, also CALCSINTERING OLD PLASTERED WALLS Making them look, when done, much hotter than when first Plastered. AH work done at the Short est Notice and warranted for Looks and Durability. AH Orders left at tucStoro of Mr. J. B. Phclps will be promptly attended t'c? Country Produce at MARKET RATES, will bo received for work. When necessary, ho will give twelve-', months indulgence for the amount of Con tract?oxoept sufficient, to cover expenses. W. C. "MITCHELL, a pi 1?, . 3m THE SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR. Is Published Monthly AT ATHENS, GEORGIA, BY WM. INT. WHITE. ??:o:? -y TERMS.-^Two Dollars per year, or $1 for sit months; 60 cents for three months \u Al? vancb. Single oopies 20 oonts, IST AH Communications fqp the pappr oi)i) Sub soriptlonB must ho otldrcssetf to WM. N. WHITE, ?Athens Ga. ? pinr.28 g ' .If THE CHEAPEST STEEL AND. IRON HOES OF direct Importation from the English .Manufac tory, aro to be found at EZEKIEL k KOHN'S. fob 28 ? * ? y 1? I E YOU .WANT' A CHEAP PAPER TAiyffTHB "OrAX^EBUR? NeVI." ' ^Efee Soutitern Drug Store ?'Y >;fl< Mvf M. SHULER, * . t ? '? J i t JJ A /' f. i 1 ' ' ? DRUGS, .^Pp DRUGS, Medicines, Wk Medicines. . PATENT MEDICINESOF ALL KINDS, Pttlhls; Oils and Brushes, Dye StU?s, ' * Lye and Potash, . "? . ' Maizena arid Corn Si arch, ' _ Cooking and Washing Soda, COMPOSITION, LOBELIA, - NERVE POWDER, * &c.,* Prepared by Ephraim Larrabee, BITTERS of all.Kinds,. . TRUSSES, Singh) and double, Large and Small, ' Fine Smqking and Chewing TOBACCO, Fine BRANDIES and WINES for Medical purposes, PERFUMES and TOILET SOAP8. Bestof flSfM Powders. CnU and ask for what you Want in the Drug Line, fob 28: ? o ly CHARLESTON CARDS. _._i_. _._ 8, Thomas, Jr., Wm. 8. Lanheau., William G. WMlden & Co. Formerly of u H AYDEN & W HILDEN, t ukai.siis IN WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, CROCK ERY, CHINA, GLASS WARE, AND HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES.. Old Gold and Silrer purchased. Watches and . Jctcclvy Repaired. 225 King-St., Corner of Hoautain, AT WHOLES A LEU IIAYNE STREET CHARLESTON, S. C. ' fob 28 ? c . ly H. L. Jeffers & Co., FACTOES AND Commission Merchants^ CHARLES TO.V, .& C. M . Mm ? SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE SALfi of Co'tton and other Produoo. Order? for sup pTloji oar?fuBy attonded to. R?fcr tu Ct'iptnln John A. Hamilton, R. G. Shine, Esq., Orangeburg. Dp, Wtw. C. \Y|)o|Btnuc, St. Mat thews. apl 0 tf WILLIS & CHISOLM, FA TORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS and ?SHIPPING AGENTS. WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, '? sale and shipment to Foreign and Do mestic Port?, of Cotton, Rico. Lumber and Nav al Stores.. . ATLANTIC WHARF, OlIA^HlJESTOTSr, B. C. E. WILLIS. ALEX. IL CftlSOLM. feb23 1 y CHARLESTON HOUSE. ?:o;? STOLL, WEBB & CO., wholesale and retail dealers in DRY GOODS. ah Ooods are selected opeoinlly for our SOUTHERN TRADE. at the old stand, no. 287 king street, Three doors below Wcntworth, CHAR EES TOE, S. C. Terms Cash, or City Aeecptunee. all orders promptly attended to. il c. Stoj.i.. ('ii.uu.Ks WSOB. ii. c. Wai.ui'n. fob 23 0 tf. J. E. ADGER & CO., Direct Importers and Dealers .IN HARD WARE, CUTLERY. GUNS, rar iron, Steel, nails, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &C. No. 139 Meeting-street, near charleston hotel, and Ara B2 EAST RAY, CHAKLESTON, 8. C. J, ELLISON ADOER. E. 1). ROBINSON. A. MeD. BROWN, c. h. MOFFETT. J. ADGER SMYTH, feh 23 3m TI-I15 Charleston Daily News, O. R. CATHCART, Editor. CATHCART, McMlLLAN ft MORTON Proprietors, No. 18 Haynk Stokkt. CITY PRINTERS. TERMS CASH. SUBSCRIPTION.' Daily?Tw cd vc'Months.$ 10 Ot> Daily?Six MontltH.'.. 5 Q0 Daily?Three .Months.... ?2 .r>(> Single Copies.ft centa To News Dcalors.3 cents - . "QuickSales?ndSmallProfite/' ' ? ?? i -;o:? . -. vi -. ? y ? > ? ? 11 ? CORNER STORE, R?S?ELL-STREET AND RAIL R?AD AVENUE. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES! ; -:o:- . ?: ; 0\ u -if THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THE CITIZENS OF ORANOEBURG Dis trict (but they have '. ??? '?'*>.. ?V A.-. { . RECEIVED AND NOW OPENBD^*-^*??? THEIR SECOND SUPPLYOF SPRINCr AKD SIMIER GOODS, Purchnsctl since tbc recent DECLINE IN COTTON, Mhioh enable thfem to sejl " ? . -V CHEAP FOE CASH At Prices to suit the TIMES, and lower than hare been offered sidce the War. WE ARE NOW OFFERING CALICOS- at lOe. GOOD CALICOS nt 12$c. BEST CALICOS from'16c. to 20. BLEACHED SHIRTINGS from 12Jc. to 30. A GOOD ARTICLE 1 yd wide at 20c. V FAST COLORED SCOTCH MUSLINS at 2?0. .. ? ? Together with the above niny be found A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF . CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES, GROCERIES, ETC. LOW FOR CASn OR DARTER, may 11 ly * JOHN D. STOCKKK ?i CO. IIST EQUITY. orangeburg district: The 8tntc or South Carolina 1 . Ex. Rel. ? > In re lost document*. Solicitor Southern Circuit. J Application having been made hy JamcB W. Heed and wife and others, for leave to prove the existence Iosr and contents of a Deed of Conveyance in Trust, made under order of the Court of "Equity in Febru ary, 1850, to Levi S. Tyler for the use of J. W. Heed and wife for joint lives, remainder to survivor f?r life, and afterwards to the issue of the wife? On motion of Hutsons k Lcgarc, Solicitors for Ap plicant, it. is ordercd,#rimt all pcrsbnB who desire so'tn do, may appear and cross examine the evidence produced nnd introduce evidence iii reply, before me on the 17th day of November hext. Commissioner's Ollice. 1 ? V. D. JAMISON, Orangeburg C. H. V Commissioner. Mnr. 27, 18(17. j XII mnr .'10 ' ? 8m . IN EQUITY, ona>*ceavkg .district. The State cx rclntioiie ") Bill to Solicitor Southern Tircult. V perpetuate In rc lost Document*, J Testimony. Application lii:v!li?? lion bind? hr Mrs. (My Mutts to prove Die Existence. J.t;.-!! MUX Cotlt tills of Hie j last Will and Testament of James D. Meits, decess..^ ' Go uiui!?:' ">*l-c. T?1,ir & Dibbl*. Solicitor-, it ] is ordered, That all persons w?C Desire so to do, \ may appear and oross examine the evidence pro duced, and introduce evidenceiu reply before me on the 20th day of Juno noj;t, CornmiHsiottci' M Ofhoe, | \'. p. V. J A M ISDN, : Orangeburg 0, 11-, \ Coiltiniioduiior, March 4. JKU". J mar 2? 8m IN EQUITY, . OltAXOtiBtT.O distiitct. Henry Livingston, Ex'or of Will of Ibtpict Living.- j rngslpn, vs. 15. Williamson und other Devisees ami Legatees. It appearing to my satisfaction, that the Defen dants. Henry and George- Williamson. Elizabeth, King, widow, and the children of John and J - scph Williamson, deceased, are absent from and reside beyond the limits of the Slato. it is or dered, on motion of Hutsons k Legarc, That they do appear and plead, answer nnd demur to the com plainants' hill of complaint within forty days from this date, or a decree of Pro Confess*) wHl be en tered against them. V. D. V. JAMISON, may 2??(it XII ? Commissioner. IN EQUITY, ORANGEBURG district. The State of South Carolina, \ In lie. Ex. Bel. Sol'r. Southorn Circeult. | Lost Documents Application having been mude by Joseph*II. Mor gan to prove the past existence loss and contents of the lust Will and Testament of Martin Friday, de ceased,?on.motion of Hutsons & Legare. Solicitors for applicant. It it? ordered, That nil persons who desire so to do, have leave to appear ami cross ex amine the evidence produced, nnd introduce evi dence in reply before me on the 18th day of (Sep tember next. Commissioner's Office, ) V. D. V. JAMISON, Orangeburg C. If., > Commissioner. ? Juno 12, 1867. j june 15 xli 8m IN EQUITY, orangeburg district. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1 Bill to Ex Bel Solicitor. J- Perpetuate In Re Lost Documents. J Testimony. A]>plication having been made bv William II. Ehney to prove the existence, loss amWoulcnts of a Deed of Release, made by William H. Corbet I iu the year 18f>0 to said applicant, upon motion of Messrs. Hutsons & Lcgarc, Solicitors, it in ordered, That till persons who desire so to do, may appear and cross examine the evidence, and introduce evidence in re pby before me on the 80th day of July A. D., 18(57. Commissioner's Office, 1 V. D: V. JAMISON, Orangeburg ('. II. > Commissioner. April 80, rHoT j may 4 XII com?8 Tho Slate of South Carolina, .orangeburg district. In tho Court of Common Pleas. IL II* Jennings, Jno. T. Jennings, va- F. A. Wijcox son, A. E. Tulr.tndge. * attachment, WHEREAS Ihe Plaintiffs djd on the 20th day of May tile their declaration- against the De fendants, who (as it is said) are absent frn.ni and without the limits of this State, and have neither wives nor nttorneys known within the same, upon whom a copy of said declaration may bo iforved; On motion of Hutsons k Legare, Plaint Ill's Attorneys it is ordered, that tho said DefeuduuLs do appear, nnd plead to tho said declaration on or before the 22nd day of May, which will ho iu tho year of our Lord, Ono Thousand Eight Hundred and Kixty olght, otherwise final and absolute judgment will then he given ami awarded against then\. J. P. ROBINSON, May 20, 18C7. XX jun 1 eHm? C. C. P. Whiskey labels FOR sale, in quantities-to suit Pjirelin^ors. Apply ' at this Office. "The Church of the Strangers," ? N E W Y O R K, REV. DR. DEEMS) Pastor. STRANGI3R8 VISITING NEW YORK ARE Rfi spcctfully informed that n congregation, com posed of Christians of diffcrcnt-I?ro;tcstant denomi nations, lias boon organised under the Pastoral charge of the Rev. Charles F. Deems, D. D., The service is held morning and night in the Largo Chapel of the University, two blocks west of the New York Hotel. The Pastor's residence and post office address is 221 West 34th Street. Strangurs in the city, who arc- sick or in distress, may freely call upon Dr. Deems for pastoral service. When any member of any Church comes to New York to engage in business, let him call promptly on the Pastor of the Chnrch of the strangers. Espe cially let this bo done in the case of young men who will hove n cordial welcome. ? jnnc 1? .g tf . STEVENS HOUSE, 21, 23, 25 tfc 'Ti'J'hrimiuMff, X. Y. - Opposite Bowling Grccrj. 9. ON T ILK E 1*B O P E A N F L A Jf *. ' rpilE MTKVKJvS mXnVi'U *vlf.ifcdVW??t> Imorii :i to the trarcHlag public. The lorntlbn is es pecially suiiab!?? ?? in<rr?,,*?iti aud bustuws Men : It Li ?in close prciimUy iu ii.'; i/u part of .he uii? ? It '* i-." 1,!,rhw:iy of Southern nnd'"Western travel?and adjacent lo'alb de prineipal Raihoa.! and Steamboat dcpul." Tho*STEYENS HOUSri 1 'lher.il accommoda tion for over ?:uti guems?b jw wen .".'nistu-d, and possoEtfOK ovory modern Improvement for u.C or,m fort for Itii iumatoa. Tito t'?ouui uro -?paolous- ana wob votiillatod?provided with gr?* and wider?the uttondancu is prompt and rei>p?qtful~^aud rjio table is generously provided .?? Itli uvory didiuiwy of the season?nt moderate into*. ? The room* having Jieen refui uished and ?'emodul ed. we ufa enabled in ?U'er ejcira facilities, for the Vonifui't und pleasure of our uuuMMi GEO." K. CHAPE & CO., junc 1?1m Proprietors. The Mercury. CONDUCTED BY lt. R. RIIETT Jit., k ?ROTHEH. Charleston, S. C. F. W. DAWSON, Assistortt Editor Subscription, .per annum, payable in advance: Daily. $8,00. Tri-Wuokly.I. $4,00. feb28 dh tf The CUarloston Courier. PUBLISHED BY A. 8. WILLINGTON & CO., City Printers, No. Ill East Ray. CHARLESTON, 8. C. TERMS. Daily one year.;. $10,00. Daily Six Months.?s 6,00. Daily Three ^Months. ' 2,50. TrMVoekly, one year... 0,00. Tri-Woekly, Six Months. 4,00. R . List of Letters ' EMAINING IN THE TOST OFFICE UNCALL ed for?Juno 1, 1807. B. Bartley, W. X. C. Collins, A. J. Collier, Absalom col'd. Cherubufiki, MrH. J. V. D. Darlington. Edic. DeSavillc, Mrs. F. Foreditt, J. B. Felder, Ira 0. O. Oleom, David Glover, Miss .Violet Golsan, Sam'l R. Green, Owen Guess, J. G. Adm'r Est. of G. Rilcy, ? II. Dare. Moses eol'd. Huuek, W. A. Harper, Olivor col'd. ?ft . Jordan. John Jr. ft, Lnndum, P. 0. Lonigan, W.. M. Murton, J. J. McDonald, Cyras Morow, F. M. O. On, S. L., A A S, V S A, P. Philips, J. F. Pincenn, Georgo Pitt, Dr. Wi W. R Riloy, Dan'l Sr. . Ried, Wm. Richardson, Dick. 8. Stroman, Emelooont care Josh Stroman, " . T.. Thomas.JIaabol . TliotnpMoii, B. W. Williams, J. for * Flora Williams, Watkina, W, Drop Letters must be prepaid one oont; papers 2 cents. . *. V. H?BBELK P. M. THE HIGHEST CA8JI MARKET PRICE GIVEN for oil kind of COUNTRY PRODUCE; Decs wax, Tallow, Hides, Fnrs, etc., do., by E7.EKIEL & KOIIN. feb 23 y H FOlt TR K LARGEST AND FINEST SELECTION of Papier Maohc, and Silver Ware ever offered in this mnrkct, suitable for PRESENTS for all oCcnX ?ions, call at* ? EZRKlHb & KOHL'S. , feb 23 y ? * ? le ".''-"?si i.T^yjV \ * ? ~>* ? v*' ?: ? ?/ *M\'?? **,'-'?*?". w* ' FORM ' .... r . ?? - v.....: . ^ '???'V.'" - '.fi* '. i*.>"ir*>>'.' PUBLISHED; . EVERT SATURDAY MORNING AT ?rangebiirgs S. 'C. .? :o> An extra copy to any on? getting up a Club *t Fire Aimital Stt^prlber^ Trums:?S2.?0 Per'Annum, in Advance Sond in your names at once, an SIT?SCRIBBRS. If you Wish to Avail yourself of an Adver tising Medium, offering superior inducements, send'your notices to tho. O RANG LB UR G* NEWS And they will be inserted oh tho most Liberal Terms. If you wish any Job Printing executed, patronize your District printing office,.call at tho establishment- of the ORANGKRURG NEWS, over tho Post Office, and have yottc orders filled with neatness and despatch, at CHARLESTON PRICES. -:o: For further particulars apply at this Office to CHARLES fit. HALL, Publisher. Or at Charleston, 8. C, to' VIRGIL (3! DIDDLE, . ?j Associate Editor. Or a J dress, SAMUEL DIDDLE, ? < Editor and Financial Manager, OR A N G E RURG,. 8. Cv. " ? way KP-o ? ?? ? ; .. . . %f.