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?AY" JUNE 12, 1869. THE OR.ANGEBURG NEWS IS TH,E ONLY TAPER PUBLISHED I^jWIANGERURa COUNTY, AND P?Y8 WEEKLY VISITS TO EVERY HOUSE AND II AM LET IN THE COUNTY. SAI.E8I>AY.?Lust Monday was s.ilos ilay and the influx was "trouicujus," touch property changed hands at fair prices, tho public sales amounting to roverai MOf*a^ douut*. Ths Tax-pay ? m* had crowdod^meeting, adopted mild resolutions, appointed a committee to wait upon the State Board of Equaliza ^ tioftfajsVaeo j? something could be douo VI? of lesscuing the tax, and ad ?Wjn?plqd subject to a call, if fouud ucocs le Committee. Tho Committee left Wednesday night for Columbia, and returned Thursday night. ^P^^Pfcers jto be elected on Monday next for tho different Townships are first * RNBCO^ 00 8Woru '"lo office by a Magistrate, and will then qualify the others; socond, three Selectmen; third, one or ittoro Surveyors, or Road Over seers; fourth, a Constable. The im pression in out that there is. to he elected also, n Magistrate, and a Moderator, for eac h Township. Th is is a mistake. Wo have been handed a specimen of tho Cattorpiller Moth, supposed by the tcn dor, to bti the regular Cotton c.ittefpillcr. We are glnd to say, however, that we have been reliable informed by parties who are perfectly familiar with tho cot ton caterpillcr moth, that this specimen is the common grass caterpillcr, and that BO/duuger need be apprehended from it by cotton planters. pkofkssoh BlUSSEXUEN.?We had tbe pleasure the other afternoon of visit ing the Daubing Room of this gentle man, and were astonished at tho profi ciency already attained by his pupils. He has a large class of young ladies and Busses, and couucctcd therewith a few h>')y*, from 8 to 12 years. They went through the Military Quadrille, Schot titdi, Polka, Spanish and other dances, i case and ?rraen, truly u.?tonish 4f ? \ d which "TTXcs he met" that Prof. Brisscudcn has uniadu his mark,' the pleasurable experience of which "e'n an old age" will not efface front the hearts,?and the t?es?of his uow, and We hope ever, happy pupils. The contractor, Mr. E. T R. Smoke, for the bridge over Edisto near Brauch ville, has, we are informed, commenced it, and the merchants have promised him a Bia pinner for the benefit of the la borers. We hope the ecstacics of our friend Smoako over tho prospccb of this feast and jubilee, which is held out in final prospective, won't cause him to alight us when the chosen day arrives. JIaI ha! ha!?hk/1 he! he!?hi! hi 1 Hi!?ho no ! no!?hu! hu! iiu! ?-nUOK ! !?Shouldn't wonder ! Moots ou Jove night, 2.30 after declination.? W. K. W. W. A. D. hear ye! at the Temple, Govern yourselves jicc?rding We publish an article from the New York Tribune, elsewhere in our paper which wo heartily endorse. "We have 'received?"Lines to Martha ? and bnvo filed it for publication in our next. We will publish it to cu couragc tho young writer. Try again you will do better. We call attention to tho Advertise ment of Mr. James Cannon. He an nounces ar~- having re-opened his Bar at the Cannon House. It will be seen that loafers aro particularly requested noi to make it a place of resort. Mr. D. D. Antley has placed in our office for inspection some fine specimens of outs grown by him. lie will haven few bushels of seed oats for icilo. Nkw Law Firm.?Wo call attention to the card of Messrs DeTrcville A SiV trunk. Unprecedented Success.?Within the past year, fifty thousand boxes of D?. Tl'TT's VEGETABLE LlVKIt PlLI.8 have been sold, and not a single instance U known where they have failed to give mttsfaetion. If you would enjoy life, have a fine appetite and robust health, use these pills will attract attention. There will he two exhibitions iu our Town on the 25th of Juno. Our exchanges speak in terms of the higltcst praise of this Circus and Monagerie. We copy the following from the Atlanta Intelligencer, which is only one among a numher of favoruble notices which have appeared in that pa per.) "We have eoveral times taken occasion to speak of this oombinatiou. as far as our inforination in regard to it would war* raut. It spoke eloquently for itself in its parade through tho streets yesterday morning, lta street display wai as grat ifying to public curiosity as its afternoon and evening exhibitions. Col Amos eould not be identified with au inferior establishment ; his presont eonccru is full of solid and valuable material, ilia circus performances were most accepta bly rendered and graciously received by the hundreds who thronged the canvass. His cqucstricncs arc excellent; M'lle Eugenie performs wonderful fents with the lions; in fact, the etitire performance, is a better exhibition of its kind than we have seen since tho war, and it stands in the front rank of all tho shows. The cullcetiou of wild animals attracted a large amount of attention. The whole entertainment passed off pleasantly and nerceable." Col. Antes has exhibited commenda ble liberality in the cities of Muco?) and Atlanta. In the former city he cordially extended an invitation tu the visiting Oglothorpe andSerivcu Fire Companies, of Savannah, to attend his entertain ment. In the latter city he cheerfully donated the entire proceeds of one per formance to the Confederate Cemetry. ,<1*i.a ^Hlaok it KKis y Wink.?We publish below the following recipe for making lilackbery Wine, and as they are now in season, and will soon be very plentiful, wo would advise all who wish an excel lent and valuable medicine for home use to try tho following recipe taken from tho Southern Planter of 1853: *To make a wine equal in value to Port, t..ke ripe blackberries or dewber ries and press them, let the juice stand thirty-six hours to ferment, skim oil whatever rises to the top, then, to every ralloh of the juice, add u quart of water aud three pounds of sugar, (brown sugar will do) let this stand iu open vessels for j tweuty-four hours, skim and struiu it, then barrel it until March, when it should be carefully racked off and bot' tied. "Blackberry cordiul is made by adding one pound of white sugnr to three pounds of ripe blackberries, allowing them to stand lor twelve hours, then pressing out the juice, straining it, add ing one-third part of spirit, and putting a teaspoon!ul ul finely powdered allspice in every quart of the cordial, it is at once lit fur use." This wine and cordial are very valua ble medicines in the treatment of weak ness of the stomaeh and bowels, aud are especially valuablo iu the summer com plaints of children. Enrolment of the Militia.?In accordance with orders received from Governor Scott, the Adjutant-General of tie State has instructed the census taker of this county to enroll all the citizens of this couuty between the ages of eigh teen and forty-five years. There are two forms for the enrolment, one embracing alj between eighteeu and thirty years and thd pther those between thirty aud forty-five years. There is to be no ex ception whatever in the enrolment, and all who desire ?xomption are required to apply to the Adjutant-General's ufliec, Columbia. The census taker will begin his duties next week, when he will also take the census. [rou tiir ORAXaenuna nkwh.] Row ks* Pump, .June ii, 1809. Mr. Editor :?In your last issue, in announcing tho result of the late election for Coroner, you wero led into an error, which 1 would like to correct. 1 was not a candidate Ihr Coroner. I express ed a willingness amongst a few friends to run. but hearing that Mr. Trcadwcll was on both the Radien! und Republican ticket, I saw tint fruitlessness of the effort, a few of my friends, however, voted for me anyhow. Yours truly. T. P. STOKES. Dr. Gumniings says our tribulation is coming which was forotold by the pro phot Maggai: "Yet n little while, und I will shake the earth, aud the sea, und tho dry land." We are iu the seventh vial, and "one shock, startling, terrific, and of huge ami Unprecedented propor tions," may be looked for "about this time." The committoo tippuiutcdby the meet ing of the citizens at Orunguburg on lust salesday to proscut their grievuaccs to the Governor of the State would report. That they wero roccived with politeness and listened to with kiudness and a promiso given to relieve the grievances of tho people as far as His Excellency the Governor and State Auditor have it in their power to aet. They state that They have uo authority accordiog to law to order a re-assassmont, but any citizen who will make a showing properly testified to by himself and some good citizen, what the intriusic value of his property really is, it shall bo put at that valuation by tbo Stato Auditor, Hon. R. Toinlinson, to whom all applications should bo ad dressed. It is necessary that this business should be attended to immediately by ouy one wishing to make the application, as tho time for collecting the taxes is at hand. They stuted that the valuation iu Orauge burg was so far below all the other Couu ties of the State that fh justice to those ..thor Counties, Orangeburg had to be raised us uiuch as it was to equalise the leases. r That it was impossible for the State Board to equalise the taxes iu the Coun ties among individuals. That was the business of tho County Board, who should have visited every man's place for that purpose, and if the County Hoard failed to do their duty his Excelleucy ,ud State Auditor say they will correct. l as far us they have the power, and the Governor further says be will recom mend the; Legislature to order another \8Sessmeut next year and he will try to get Assessors who will do their duty. Any further information wanted call bo obtained by calling on either Dr. Keller, II. Riggs or PAUL F. FELDER, Chairman ol Committee COMMERCIAL. Orrioa or tiik Oraxokbubo Raws, June 11. lS'l'.t. COTTON.?SnlcB of the week :!"> bales. We miotc : Ordinary.25 Good Ordinary. how Middling.201 Middling.'27\ St riet Middling. Good Middling. Itouoil IU?B?Dull and declining at $1 7"> nor oushol. Corn 1.00. Teas 0.r>. Hinders, 80lbs to bu diel, $1 AO. GOLD. 80 81LVEU. Consigiu&s pur South CaroliuaBail road lloniaiuing iv ilic Depot to Date. J. F. Pooscr, J. 1). Jones, II. IL Sallcy, F. W. Vog|, J. II. Livingstone, S. E. Scanlan. Iu accordance with orders received from the Superintendent, Storage will hereafter he charged on Goods remaining in the Depot for an unreasonable length of time. W. C. MEREDITH, Agent. E. J. Oliveros, M. D. DJl UG (i 1S T AND PDA AW. 1 CEC TEST. 1N\ ITES THE ATT EN tion of the Public to his )s] lendid and extensive as sortment of Drugs, Medi cines, Perfumeries, Paints, Oils and Garden Seeds, &c, Queen's Delight, Rosadalis. Radwnyn' Medicines. Cutholicon "Cterine. Qaraaparilla. Hair Vigor. Hosletter'a Hitters. Hall's Hair Renower. Plantation Hitters. Mrs.Chevalier Hair Wash Carolina Hitters. Mrs. Allen's Hair Restorer. Remember that Dr. OLIVEROS1 DRUG STOKE is the place where you enu save your Money I Money!! MONEY!! I E. J. OjLIVjEROJS, me. D., Druggist and l'harmaeeutest, may 2, C'.t?ly Orangeburg C. It., S. C. THE BEST PRICES Are paid in CASH or HARTER at the Court House Store Foil POULTRY ai d 1?GGS.< BEESWAX, HIDES a:i 1 WOOL. Auow'.'cr fresh supply of CliKWl^O TOBACCO. Lately received?-for flAtV. uy the Vacfcago or Hox. CHEAP SI C ARS and MOLaSSI.S. And Fresh Supplies Gonorally. FRESH ESSENCE of COFFEE At rediiocd rales. JOHN A. HAMILTON. Court House Store, Market Street, june .r? nov 7 c ]y Tho Stolf of South Carolina. OitANOKntJiid County. In J'ljititj/. William C. Mess j Hill for vs. V Foreclosure of Geoige W. Barton, et. nl. J Mortgage. It appearing to my satisfaction that J. H. Humbert and M. Emma Humbert his wife, and Georg? II. Poosor, three "t the defen dants in (his ease, are ab cut from, and re side beyond the limits of this State, on mo tion of Messrs. l/hir & Dibble, Complain ant's Solicitors, it is ordt red ; That tho said J. H. Humbert, M. Binma Humbert and George II. Pooser do appear and plead, an swer or demur in [ he Complainant's said bill within the time prescribed by law, the Baid bill will bu tsKOU procon/eeio against them. Clerk's Offieo. ) ?ltO. BOLT VAU, Orangeburg, S. C. > ('. ('. P. May 1 1, I may '22 7t MAGI ST It A T ES BXA \ Ii S For Stile at mar '-'7 TUIfl OFFICE I.attest T abiartt to HOtTi^rwfCfc' Organized] 1868. Quadrupled, 1869. _-:oi . ? FOUR LARGE SHOWS IN ONE. A COLOSSAL AGGREGATION OF OLYMPIAN SPORTS AND NATURES' WONDERS, COL. C. T. AMES' NEW ORLEANS CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE. The only Orgnniiatjon of the kind Extant, Projected and Equipped with SOUTHERN CAPITAL, Managed and directed by SOUTHERN MEN. *nd its I'crainbulntions confined to the SOUTHERN .tTATES, and by far the most Elegant, Attractive and Satisfactory Exhi bition now Traveling COI.. <'. T. AJaTES.*..Proprietor. 1MM' CHAMBratS.iiiiMini'MK .tlanaKcr. UAPT. J. i.. IsKlSKSE.Treasurer. V TH . ENTIRE COMBINATION Wild, EXHIBIT AT OHANGBBURQ FRIDAY. JUNJB 25. 1809, at 2 and 7, AFTKltVOOA' A NIGHT. Introducing a Scries oi' Entertainments pre-eminently Beautiful, Novel and In teresting effected by A SCORE OF BEAUTIFUL LADIES.?The mu.?t Fascinating. Accomplished and Llegnnt in tho Arenic Profession. A LE< I ION <>f MAl.F. ARTISTS that have but few Equals, und no Superiors in Phases of Daring and Agility. A DUO OF I.ION TAMERS?Male and Female, tbo Personification of Miraculous and lu comprehensible Couragu und Fortitude. A MOST EXTENSILE MENAGERIE of rare Wild Beast of nearly every known Species, and of every Gedjrrapkicnl Range front the Frigid to the lurid Zones. A HERD <>F THAlNifD HORSES Schooled almost to the point <>i Rationality. .Miracles ot Equine Vccofnpltlhtnants. CLOWNS, MUSICIANS AND COMEDIANS, Rriinfull of Bich Humor. Ravishing Har mony and acceptable Facetia, together with all neccssiiry -^'ij^j'ei.- to render it the Largest and most Couiplclo an I Rationally Interesting Amusement oouibiuution before the Public. The Grand Street Procession WILL ECLIPSE IN ??ROEOUS DISPLAY. EXTENT AND NOVEL FEATURES, AMONG WHIt II WILL BE THE y1 junc 1! TURNING LIONS BENGAL TIGERS AND LEOPARDS LOOSE. ANYTIIINt; or THE KIND EVER BEFORE WITNESSED. For Description, nee Company Publications. Oraiigebuijg Bakery, V. PITTHAN, :p Tt o l? r:i v: t o k . HAVING procured the services of n FIRST CLASS BAKER, MR. TIKIS. W. ALRKRGOTTt, I inn now prepared to do nil kinds of BA KINti at u moments notice, ntid to fiirninli custom ers nnd the Trade generally w iili n p.i srti ole, and at Charleston pi ices, ul w iioirsulo and retail to Merchants nu.l Futnilii s. No expenses will bo spared on my part to please nty Cm lomei s. The following list of Bread, ? 'ak? s and t'rackers kepi constantly on hand, and fresh : < J a k i : s: Pound Cake Large and Small. Spnnge Cake. Sugar Cake. Drop Take. Small Fancy fakes. Scotch fake. Lafayette Cake. French Tea fake. Lemon fake. Lady's Fingt rs. Large Ginger Nuts. Rolivcra and Thick Cakes. o r a (1 \< k i j s: Trenton Crackers. Butler Crackers. S aed Crackers. Sugar Crackers. Large Biscuits. *b km a i): Wheat Bread. live Bread. Graham Broad. French, Twist, Split and Cap Loaves. The Subscriber respectfully returns his thanks to the citizens of Orangoburg for their patronage in the , nst, and respectfully solicits a continuance of the same. apl 24? ly V. flTTll AN. F. H. W. BRIGGMANN & CO. I> ES PECT FULLY INFORM our ORANGE \, lung Friends that we have moved in uur n15w stork, Where Weal'.- ready to suppl. onr Friends and the Publid itl general with a full ami fresh supply of in i GOODS. Gilt ?OERIES, h 1111E S HATS Also all kinds of LIQUORS, WINES, POR rEX, ALE, ETC., at reduced Prices. We have .i fine lot of V \Mll.Y FLOUR from .Iiio. CAMPSEN ? CO.'S Mill, Charles ton, put tip in small S-.? ks, very low. We oflei for sale the RECIPE for making JACKSON'S UNI\ ERS \i. W ASHING COM POUND and JACKSON'S LAUNDRY SOAP for One Dollar, which has gtven satisfaction to nil to whom we buvc sold. We will buy ? OTTON und nil other PRO DIVE, giving the InghcSi nitirket price, or ship for nny one, FREE or CHARGE and make LIRER VL ADVANCES on the -nine. F. II. W. BRIGGMANN .\ CO. oct :< ly TONSORIAL. THE SUBSRIBER RESPECTFULLY IN foroistho public that '> ? ?? opened a first blass BARBER SHOP in the basement of tbo "Cannon House." \\ icra In is | repured to give satisfaction in SHAVING, Sil '. MPOON ING and HAIR t?.:f ?? "> : i'hc patronage of the public i ? junc 1 -ly JOHN ROBINl 1 >Ni The State of South Carolina. OhanaKuuKu \ In Kquity. ? ? 1 Hill for lnjtictinn, Jo.in D. ?. 1'iiuoy , . ? i ? i ' toset aside Irregular ,, ,. ' ,. , ! proceedings, to mar P.urns 1? Myers, Ex r. ', ,, . ... ,?, .-hall assets, sou ror t t al. ? .. t J Relief. It appearing In my satisfaction thai Sarah l'ulman and Elizabeth Flolley, i w'? of tho De fendant* in thistiasoj are absent from and re side beyond tho limits of .this State, onuiotiou ol l/'.ur .S: Dibble, Cdinplitiniriht's Solicitors, i' is ordered; That the Suhl Surah PultnaU and Elizabeth UolleyTTlo appear and ple.nl, uns.ver or d imir to the Complainant's said Hill within the lime ''proscribed by law, or the said bill will bu taken pro coitfttxo against t hem. Clerk's Office; ) GEORGE BOLIVEE, Orangi lung, s C. > t". t'. 1'. Man-it 20, 180*J. J mar 27 .1m W. T. MULLER, BROUGHTON STREET, <) li A X G K n V U G . S. c. TXAS.1UST ?CCEIYF.D \ FRESH SUP -I L "'^v ?' Family Groceries. WHITE HE ANS, SPLITT PEAS. OKI El) APPLES, PICKLES, &c. Also FRESH CIDER, L VOEK, EDDENBURG ALE, Also OLD CABINET, COHN ami BOURBON. Also -\ tine hit of DOMESTIC CIGARS. Come and see for votlrself. W. T. Mil.I.ER. may 22 mar 7 Hin NEW GOODS. T r|tll E SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY in form ? his frien Is <>f ORANGKRCRC AND BARNYVELL that he has taken tho SLATER STORE ut /; a m i: i: /.' g where hois now opening a complotc and sdeal stock of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, FANCY ARTICLES, and in short everything to bo found in a first class Store, lo which fie invites their atten tion, and which will bo sold at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES. My business at GRAHAMS' TURN OUT will si ill be continue 1 un hsr the direction of Mi. It. I). HOLM AN, \>in. will be glad to .see his Ii iends. F. E. SA LI N AS, mny >s -1 in Bamberg, S. ('. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ORANGER! RG ( OUNTY. KNi.u ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS that, wo .loan 0. stoi ker as general partner, and Paul s. Fehl sr as special part ner, both residing in OYnngoourgCounty, do hereby ceil if} that we have ihis ;iny entered into a LIMITED PARTNERSHIP to trans act a general business n* ^lOrchants, in the Village ol Orangoburg, for five yehrs froHh tho date hereof, under tttt* provisions of Ihv Act of Asscnibly, Is ;7, 0 Statutes at Large, page fV78?A sequitii?.each Partner hn\ing contributed five ilumsaud (?0OU) dollars in cash. Witness our hands this 10th dav of April, 180? JOHN D. STOCKER, PAUL s. FELDER, a pi fei eft bull, SCOinffiE * , II AVI? JUST RECEIVED By Last Steamer a Full and Beautiful Stock of :wyi LADIES DRESS GOODS, FANCY PRINTS AND LONG CLOTHS. *,, Another lot of those CELEBRATED CORSM^j Another lot of those CELEBRATED NEEDLES. /?! ' T BULL SCOVILL & PIKE^ HAVE JUST RECEIVER A FINE LOT OF ? CASS1MERS, 0()TTONA1>BS, SPANISH LINNEN, Ac. -.?g^S, TRUNK? f?? 8?>e; mny29?1y lil'U,. SCOVIM. 2 new spring goods AT STOCKER'S CHEAP CASH ST?RE i" BT\"rf We have just received and now opening our SPRING and SUMMER STOCK, consisting of Calicos, Ging hams, Muslins, Berages, and Cloth ing, Hats, Shoes, and Groceries, all of which have been purchased with in the last 15 days in New York, for Cash, at 16 to 25 per ct. Cheaper than the same Goods could have been pur chased 30 days ago, which we are nowx offering to the CITIZENS of Orangeburg County, at a small al lowance on Cost for Cash. JOI-IIST D. STOCK EI v <fc CO., AT TUE RED SIGN. MR. JAMES A. WILLIAMS is with in and will be. h :ppy to see hu-i'riettta-. mar 20 au- 2? ly. WutL Mulf ? m }*A ?Uli ?tA W . I3 - RUSSELL, No. 5 IIAYXE-STRKET CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. \T/- P. RUSSELL HAVING BEEN LIBERALLY PATRONIZED FOR TUB PAST TT ? Twenty Years iu Chariest":: ami throughout the State, returns his thanks, and respectfully s*oli-;t:- a Contiuunnee of the same. Ho is Prepared with every Facility to Wit O-'-rs for SASHES, BLINDS. DOORS, WINDOW FEAMKS, M A NTLEPIECES. MOULD INGS. Sic, kc, and has at his Wareroom*. No. ? HAYNE STEHET, n lurge nod well as sorted Stock of the above Goods. WOliK SHOPS PRITCHARD-STREttlr. THIRD FLOOR PHG4N1X IRON WORKS. The CHARACTER of the WORK front this ESTABLISHMENT f.,r the PAST TWENTY . YEARS will be a Guarantee to those who may ORDER GOODS, may 1 c m' namara & jones. RUSSELL STRICHT, ?R VNGERURG, S. C. RESPECTFULLY OFFER TO THE CITIZENS OF ORANGERUltfi .a well selected Stock of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS. Having pn*?*! chased our Stock on the roccut decline of prices in New York wo are thereby &k&L abled to sell thom cheap. GENTS DRESS GOODS.LADIES PRESS GOODS.CASSI MERES,.*, TWEEDS.J EA NS.C< >TTON A DES.&o. ? v.fi Uta CALICO from 10 to 18 Cents... Drown nnd Rleachcd HOMESPUN LINNEN LINDEN SUITS-.S5 50. A LAR?E AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF SHOES for LADIES, Mfftt?! SES, GENTS and ROYS. - _ -o- . j^. KH35SI-I GROCERIES Comd:..n?L? ,,n hand. Give ua a call and judue for yourselves ?1" H>?:Smo_Mt NAMARA & JONES. w. l. w. rile yT Has Constantly on hand a Fresh Supply of j CHOICE ; FAMILY GROCERIES, LIQUOR DRY GOODS, SHOES, &c. JUST RECEIVED A FINE LOT OF CHOICE CHEWING TORAOCO OYSTERS, SARDINES, PICKLES, ETC. <J MR JOHN DAVIS is with mc uul will he pleased to two hi* ftiwuda.