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SATURDAY, FEB. 4; 187! . | An.Extua Terra of Court is called i another column for this month. Wo ublish the Juror's names. Better road it gentlemen. S we erf Music-?On Wednesday night last tho Olio .iiaud Serenaded Mr. Me roney. This gentleman has recently rented and opened in magnificent style. aa a Hotel the house on Main 8trcct, lately occupied by Dr. galley: But to 1 the Serenade. The Olios stole upou j t My. Morouy in tho calm stillness of the J flight; and wheu ioe swecet strains, dis conrted by these gentlemen, brolce upon our -friend, he immediately shook off the ?Ifiepy embraces of Morphcna, and?lifi ioucd. The Hand was nicely cntortain-;j ?d after the serenade This is Orango oor^'a own genius, and too much praise ?cannot bo said iu thoir behalf. For No sweeter elraina were over played. Than those dispensed by Olio Hand ; And these are in. the darkness laid Who think With th?i? t<j ii /nl a 'nuiiu. -1 Thcro will be a meeting of tho Or angeburg Agricultural Society, on Sat urday, February Ilth, at 11. A. M. Thr Nbw Grocery Store.?Mr. Oeo. Voso advertises a fresh supply of | family Groceries on hand. House keep ers desirous of obtaining only choice articles for table uso, can get them at Mr. Ycsc's. He is a young and wor thy Merchant, and ought to receive the hearty patrnnago of all our people. He has now a largp fcharc ot tho iocai trade, but wo bespeak for him the "biggest half- before long. A Nkw AucTioxEKrt.?Our enter prising and go-a-head fellow townsman, W. A. Meroney, has taken out License as Auctioneer. Wo learn that he is a .-first-rate hand at this business?. Read his card. Also bis uuuounccmcnt- o?| irosh Liquorj, Groceries &c. A Racy Chance for fun The Bamberg Mtnstrel Troupe \ This fine Amateur Troupo will give one of their performances at Orangeburg on Monday evening pext, 6th instant, at Stocker'e Hah. The troupe is comprised of young gen tlemen of Ornngcbr.rg and Bnruwull Counties, and wai organised for tho pur pose of defraying tbn expenses of erect-* ing a School-House :it Bamberg. Adi?issiou?50 cents. Children 25 coots. . NoITOE". OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER, OBANCF.l.UJtU Coi'KTV, Ornngeburg, S. C. Jan. 10, 1871. Notice is hereby given that I will bo at the following PLACES for the COLLECTION of STATE and COUNTY TAXES for the year 1870. State Tax 9 Mills. County Tax 8 Mills, . At OP.AXGEBUHG from 1st February to 10th inclusive. At LEW1SYILLE from 12t!> February to IStli inclusive. At FORT MOTTE from 10th February to 22d, inclusive. At URANCIIVILLE from 2Gth February jo 2Sth, inclusive. At J. HAMP FELDER'S from 1st March to 2d, inclusive. At CLUB HOUSE from March 5th to 8th ?inclusive ?Other Appointments will be made'hereaf ter. As AMPLE PROVISIONS are made for tho COLLECTION of TAXES, the PENALTY of 20 PER CENT, will positively be added after the EXPIRATION of TIME allowed by Law, and all DELINQUENTS will bo IM MEDIATELY proceeded against in manner preaoribed by Law for the Collection of auch Taxes. T. K. SASPORTAS, jan 14-?tf County Treasurer. NOTICE. OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER, Or.ANGKBCKU Co'cktt, Orahgcburg, S. C, Jan. 21, lo7I. The TEACHERS of the Various SCHOOLS of this County aro REQUIRED to MEET here in Orangeburg IN CONVENTION on IhcFIRST SATURDAY iu February next, dth proximo. . Matters ef IMPORTANCE to TLACIIER8, end of INTEREST to tho SCHOOL PUBLIC will be submitted to the CONVENTl )N. A fall and punctual nttendanco is request E. I. CAIN, ja?21~td S. C. 0. C /estae s ale." Will be soldat the rcsideuco of tho lu to Dinnah Beach, on the 11th day of February poxt, nli the personal property of said do eeaecd, eonstWOwg of Household nu-f Ytcelftfe Puncture, Mules, Oxen, and Stook, and various other nrticlos. Terms cash?Pioperly to be delivered on day otVale. JAMES F. IZLAR, jan 28?td Vnalified Exceutor. '5 00 f,111-1^1-5-?^Nt*,ow >?cM JU f,om W- L- LKK- ?^lis Toii, on the night of tho 28d, a RED BAY MARE, about U years old with Blase Face and Whiie Spot on back, cawed by Saddle, about 13 hands high, shod on front foet, and . in Good Condition. The abo?e reward will bo paid for any in formation leading to recovery. Address W. L. LEE, j?n 2?-.-at* Wjlliiton; S. C. ?... G01OIERCIAL. OrriCK of thb OhA;."??I?vBC? KiWS, February 8, 187L COTTON?Sales facing tbo week 210 bmles. quote : ,f%' Ordinary .^eeirtigSi*..\.12<?4 13 Low Mid?g.TSfSflB. .....?v....l8Cf> Middling.13jj(? RovoH Ricx.?$1.25 per ?usbel. Corn..................$1.16 per bushel.' Cow Pkas. ?$1.26 per" bushel. I'lKDKRR.$1.40 per bushel. GOLD. 09 SILVER.<& CHARLESTON MARKET. ChARLRSTOX, FW?AY Mou.M.nu, February 3, 1871. Ordiuary.18 (Sfc Good Ordinal y.14 Low Middling......1?K* Middling.......h|? LATEST QUOTATIONS , ? or SOUTHERN SECURITIES, ...... :?*'???/ ?'? in - % CHARLESTON, 8. C. Corrected Weekly by ACKaufman QANKKK and BROKER, AV 26 Broad Slr'tt. February 3, 187.1. Stats Securities?South Carolina, old, (385; do new, @66 ; do, rsglst'd stock, ex Tnt (^7 6 Citt Kkcuimtirs?Augusta, Ga., Bonds, 78(? ; Charleston, S. C. Stock, (ox qr int) (nH~ 0; do, Fire Loan Bonds. (?7U; Co lumbia, S. C. Bonds, (?60. . R a i i.no'/.D Bonds?Bluo Bidgo (fii-sl mort gage) ?()0 ; Charleston and Savannah, f?G3 ; Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta, (3}86 ; Cheraw and Darlington, ($82; Greenville and Columbia, (1st mort) @85; do, (State guarantee) @65; Northeastern 78 (a* ; Savannah and Charleston, (1st mort) @78 ; do, (State guarantee) C9@ South Carolina, (373; do, CO; Spartan burg and Union, ($66. IUii.noAu Stocks?Charlotte, Columbia end Augusta, (410; Green villa and Colum bia, (a}- ; Northeastern, (?18; Savannah end Charleston, ($30; South Carolina, (?hc:o shares) @40; do, (half do) <? 40 Exon axok, &c?Now York Sight, f off par; Gold, lif?(S>112; Silver, lpa? . sooth Carolina bask bills. *Bef k 4PCba?leaton. *Bttfrk of Newbe.'-rv. w**^-e*-Camden.. Bank of Georgetown. 4( Bank uf South Carolina.. 8( Bank, of Chooter. 8( Bank of Hamburg. 7(a> Bank of State or 8 C, prior to 1861 ...s6(A Bank of State of bvmo 18?1 an I 1862.JJ2? ?Planters' nnd ' Mechanics' Dank et Charleston. @ ?People's Bank ot" Charleston. ?Union Bank of Charleston. *Southwcs*tftrn. R R Bank of Charles ton, (old). f? ?Southwestern R R l ank of Charles ton, (new). 0$ Slate Rank of Chatlestou.... . 60 Farmers' and Exchange Bank of Char lr*ton. 2(S> ' Exchange, Bank al" Columbia. ?'mV< Commercial Rank of Columbia. 7($ Merchants' Bunk of Cheraw. ?'?>?:. Planters' Rank of Fairtbdd . :?C?) I State of S C Rills Receivable.9o? ; City of Chnilcbtou Changs Bills.?.?".<.<. * Rills mnrked .bus (*) arc being redeemed at the Rr.nk Counters of euch, juu 22 3m Citizens Saving's Bank OF SOUTH CAROLINA. WILLIAM MARTIN, President JNO. B PALMER, Vice-President. JNO. P. THOMAS, ? " A. G. BRENU'.KR, Cas-hler. J. C. B. SMITH, Assistant Cashier. DIRECTORS. Wads Hampton. R. H. BvTLrnoR. J. P. Thomas. D. Ravexei., Jr. F. W. McMastkb. Rev. William Maetix A. f . Haskei.l. Jvo. B. Palmes. J. Eli Gbeui:. Thomas K. Greuu. OllANGEBURG BRANCH, AT TDK F.y lm; uouse. OLICITORS. Messrs. GLOVER & GLOVER. LOCAL FIXAK'K COMMITTEE. Hon. TirOS. W. GLOVER. Col. PAUL g. FE LDKR. Capt. JOHN A. HAMILTON. ASSISTANT CASHIER. JAMES H. FOWLES. DcpoHiis of $1.00 ami Upwards ^Received. INTEREST allowed on DEPOSITS, and SIX PER CENT., compounded everv .i,.u.| iiil itCOOliiJtfla We win also do an EXCHANGE -BUSI TESS. jan 21 o 6m ? Seed Potatoes, Seed Oats! IHAVE just received a lot oi GENUINE Early Ruse and Yellow Pink Eyo SEED ?OTATOES. And BLACK 8eed OATS for Spring Sow ing. Also a fresh supply of SUGARS and COP ?"EES at Low Prices. I offer for sale the HORCPFORR BAK ING POWDER, Hiebest Article of the kind fit us*e. ENGLISH CICCALILLI, FEE 811 PEACHES, FRESH TOMATOES, FRBSII SALMON, DURHAM SCORING TOBACCO, TAW and FIG CHEWING TupACCO, KENTUCKY CRACKERS, FAMILY FLOUR, SYRUP, &c. At tho CO Ufr T JJO USE S TORE, Mnrictt-Strcot, JOHN A. HAMILTON. j?n 21 lj Sheriff's Sales. ir? xliVj court of pk?hatjs. Oitanukuiihu County. Benj. W. Txler and Clara, ; Ms wife VS. E. J. Otivcros and Rosa, ?Vila wifo, et. ul. In pursuance to as order to me directed by the Honorable Thad. C. Androwa, Judge of I the Probato Court, I will expose to public outcry on saicday in February next, the fol lowing tract of land, vix: All that plantation or tract of land con taininj 440 acres more or los?, bounded on north by O. Farnom and Andrew Ineblnet, eaat by Andrew ' Inabinet, south by H. 0. Waunaroal er and 1. 8. K. LegaW, and west by Mrs. Louisa Hpok. Terms?One-half cash, balance in 1 year secured by bond and mortgage, with cove nant tor resale on breach of bond, with in terest from day of aale. Purchaser te pay for papers and stamps. SbctiiTs Office, ) IL RIGG8, OrangeburgC. IL, 'S. C, [ .% O. 0. * I . January 10, . j i w 'Jk \ 9 jan 14 \'. _ td ! orangkburg COUNTY.. I . In Common Pleas. Valentine Pitthan, ct. aL, ) In the ?-. 1^ Clrduit Elisabeth L. Ellis, et. a.. J Court. By virtue of an order of eele made in this case by the paid Court, I v 111 soil at Orange burg, 8. C, on Monday the 6th day of Febru* ury next, during the usual hours of sale : All that tract of land situate on Russell Street, in the Tow* of Orangeburg, apd bouuded by lots of J. If. H. DUKES and J. P. Islar Esq. The above property will bo resold at the risk of the farmer purchasers, they haying failed to comply with the terms of tale. Terms?One-third cosh, and the balance on a credit of twelve months, purchasers to give Bond for said balance, bearing iatereat j h orn day of sale, and secured by a mortgage i of the premises, With a covenant for resale j on a breach of the condition of said Bond, and to pay for Papers and Htemos. C. E. GLOVER,' Receiver. Orangeburg, 8. C. Jan. 12, 1871?td. . 1 i 11 1 ...... i -? Assignee's Sale. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the Matter of Daniel Livinoston, Bankropt, Parte P. V. Piubi.e. Assignee. By virtue of an order of sale to me di rected from the Honorable District Court of thtfUnitcd States, for the District of South Carolina, I will sell at public auction at Or> angeburg C. H., on Monday, Cth Februa .* next, at the usual honrs of sale The Choses in Action and Notes of th Bankrupt Estate of Daniel Livingston ALSO All the interest of the above named Bank rupt in the following Esta'cs, vix : Estate of Barnie Livingston, dee'd Estate of Oeerge H. Livingston, dee'd. Estate of Benjamin Buxbee, deoU. AND Six Years Scholarship in Cockesbury M sonic Fen.ale College. Condith is cash?Purohasers to pay for all necessary papers and tttamps. P. V. D bblo, Assignee jan 21?td Unuiol l.iviug.-ton. Assignee's Sale. 1 IN BANKRUPTCY. [n the Matter of FREDERICK* Living ston, Bankrupt, Es Parte P. V. DlB lil.e, Assignee. By virtuo of an order of sale ta mo di rected from the Honorable Disiriat Court of tho United States, for (h* District of South Carolinu, I will ?eil at public auction, at Or angeburg C. IL, on Monday tbcGth Februa ry next, at the usual hours of sale TheChoaesih Action and Notes of above named Bankrupt. ALSO All the interest of the Bankrupt in the following Estate*, vi/ : Estate of Bs cuet Livingston, dee'd. Estate of Ceorgc II. Livingcton, dee'd. Ebtatc of Benjamin Buxbee, deo'd. ALSO One Share in Edisto Lumber A Timber Pond Company. Conditions cash?Purchasers ?o pay for neccssai * papers and stamps. P. V. DIDDLE, Assignee, jan 21?td Frederick Liviugalon. Assignee's Sale. IN BAK11UPTCY. In the Matter of Bahnet Livinuston, Bankropt, Ex pnrtt P. V. DlBALE, Assiguce. By virtuo of an order of sale to mc direct ed from the Honorable District Court of the United States, for tho District of,8011th Caro lina, 1 will sell at puhlio auction, at Orange burg C. H., on Monday, tho fith day iu Feb ruary, 1871, at the usual hours of sal. r All tho interest of Bsrnct Livingston, Bankrupt, in all that plantation of tract of land containing G2f? acres more or less, lying in Orangohurg County, on tho waters nf ?"???? ^aart.v,.?ufiueriji knows nB JonnJ. Hurleys land, ?aid land having been convej-cd condi tionally to George A and Irving S. Haricy, by Barnet Livingston on 12th February 1807 and Recorded in Register's Office for Orangeburg County on 4th March 1807 in Hook 2' page 7-1. ALSO All tho interest of Bankrupt in tho follow ing Estutcs, viz. Estate of Benjamin B???b*", decrssed. Estate of Uamet Livingston, deceased. Estate of J. P. Harloy, deceased. Conditions cash. Purohasers to psy for, papers and stsmpts. P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee Barnet Livingston Bankrupt. _2* Assignee's Sale. IN BANKRUPTCY. In the M attcr of Uzkkiki. & K( Bankrupt, Ex part* P. Y. Dibum Assignee. By Virtue of an oriler of sale lo me directed, from the Honorable District Court of the United States, lor tho Distriet of South Car* olina, 1 will sell at public nitetion, at Orange burg 0. II on Monday th. Gth February next, ?1 the uwittti noun} of sale: Tho Note*. Book Account*, Judgments, Se curities and choses in action of the BanlrVupt Estates of Etekiel & Kohn and Ernannt 1 Eaokicl. An Inventory of th* same may be seen nt J my Office, and will he exhibited on day of sale. Conditions cash. Purok-aarrs to pay ex penses of transfer and stamps. P, V. DIBBLE, Assigaee Es'kid & Kohn Bankrupt, jan 14 td rsvm Sheriff's Sales. By virtue of oun?ry write of fi. fa., to mo directed l will seil to ike highest bidder, ?t Orsajgeb^rg Cssrt Hq?HZ, ii? tie- fir?i Monday in Fob. next, for cash, ?H the right, title snd interest Of the Defendants in tbs following property, vis : About eii or eight bags of Gotten. 'And oh Tuesday sftor salesday, at the residence of D.' Gardner, Contant* of a Country Store, consistieg of various articles of Merchandise. Levied on as tbo property of D. Gardner at' the suit af J. U. Funder bntk. ALSO . One Buggy, 2 Tables and Sawn, I lot Put lies, lot Lutube-, 1 Carriage Body, 1 D?ring Machine and sundry other articles. Levied on as the property of fhos. Bay at the suit of P. Doyle. ALSO Ono old Baggy. Levied o? an the property of Mary C. Ulmcr at the suit of H. P. Conk. AL80 Ode tract of !*hd containing 260 acred more or lew known s? tbo "Flake Place," bounded by D. IL Salloy, II. A. Salley and Jacob 8alley. One traet containing CO nerds more at less, known as the "Mike Phase," bounded by lands of J. S. 8alley, Wn. O'Dowd, E. A. Price and Dan'l Cooper. Also one other tract containing 190 acres more or less, bounded by of O. Cooper, L. Williamson end others. Levied on as the property df^John- A. Salley at the suit of J. F. and Henry Hartsog* Ekecutors, for tha use of another. ALSO One traet of land containing 680 seres ?aero or less, boon led north by N. A. Cul olaussnrs and O. L. 8. Sistrunk, east by J. Stablsr and Buyck, south by John Spigner, west by G. L. 8. Sistrunk. Also ono traet eontairung265 acres bound ed north by P. A. Buyck northeast by estate Paul Splgnor. east by Mrs. Collins, west and nout h by John Crim. One other tract containing 86 acres more er less, bounded west and north by estate F. B. Heath, sonth by" Jos. Jaokson, east by J. Crim. Levied on as the' property of John Crim, at the suit of P. A. Buyck, Adminis trator of F. Heath. ALSO At the risk; of former Mrebasor, all that plantation containing 540$ acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Jack Dant!er, homestead tract, Moorcr and others, known Kasihe Carson tract. Levied on as the pro perty of J. TT. Dentaler at the suit Of Mary j-Aftn Crock, Executrix. ALSO All thst plantation or tract of land, con taining about 1200 seres, and situate in the I Fo-k of Edisto, bounded north by Cooper I Swamp, east by hinds formerly of Jacob Wolfe, south by Sooth Edisto River and west by lands of John R. Miihonse, John C. Rowe and the late James E. Qnattlehaum, being the Snsko Swamp Plantation formerly of the lato William 8, Rowe; M. D. Terms Cash. All the "Oak Villa" traet in the Village of i Orangeburg, embracing the House and other Buildings, the sane being situated between Broughton snd Msrket Streets. To be sold in parcels, according to a plat of the same in the Sheriff's Office. Terms?By consent of Judgment Creditors all amounts under .$200, cash; over $200, the surplus, one-half ensh, balance in one year; tbo House Lot and Build in; ;s, one third cash, balance in one tud two years. Credit portions to be secured by bonds and mortgages of the purchaser, with covenant for resale in ease of breach of condition of the bond, and Buildings tVb? Insured and Policy asvdjjved. Paitjjiastra to pay for pu ps rs, recording faffy?mxttftT' Levied \on si the snit of Alva Gage, Assignee of C4eo k Bull against Henry Ellis, Executor, and of Alva Gago against Elisabeth Marchant (now Mrs. Elisabeth Browne, wife of James Browne. Esq. Sheriff s OflSea, ") H. BIGGS, Orangebnrg C. ?-., S. C, V S. O. C, January 10, 1871. J jau 14 td Sheriff's Sales. OANGEBURG COUNTY. In the Circuit Court. George M. Whetstone, } vs. \ Lewis A. Zeigler, et. si. J By virtue of an ordor of sale made in this case by tho said Court, i will sell at Orange burg, S. C, on Monday the 6th day of Feb ruary next, during the usual hours of sale, and nt the risk of former purchaser, the fol lowing tracts of land: 1. All that tract of Und situated in Orange bu rg County, eontaing 140 acres more or less, beunded by lands of Dan'l Ililcyand tracts 2 and 4. 2. All that tract of laud situated in suid County, containing &6J acres more or le-s, bounded by lands of Thomas Horney snd trscts 1. 3 and 4. 4. All that tract of land situate in said County containing 194 acres more or lc?"?. bounded by lands of Thomas Horsey ami tracts 4, 2 and 3. On tract No. 2 there is a good Dwelling and Outbuildings. All of said lands are woll Timbered. Terms.?One-half ossh, balanceon a credit of one year, purchaser to give bond and mortgage, bearing interest from day of sale, payable annually, with a covenant for re sale on a breach of the condition of said bond, also to pay for papers and stamps. ALSO ORANGEBURQ COUNTY, In thk Circuit Colrt. A. k. Durham, "j vs. [ Wm. A. McGrew, ot.-al J By virtue of an order of vale in thin case. i will sell at Orangebnrg, S. C, on Monday, Oth day February uoxt, during tho legal hours of sale : One tract of land containing 150 acres more or less, bounded by land- of David Jenes, Hannun Sighllet, W. Fogle und J. D. W. Ci ooks. Also one other tract containing 48G acres more or less, bounded by lands of Hurmnn Sightler, Tail:on McGrew, Margaret Mc Grew, Estate ut" J. A. Folder and Jones. Terms?One-third cash, the balance pay iblo in twelvo month secured by bond and mortgage with interest from d?y et sale, with covenant for resale Purchasers to pay for papers and stumps. ALSO D. Gardner to It. Biggs, Sheriff. Same to II. Funderburk, Mortgago of Real Estate. Mortgage of Assigooo. j Raul Estate. Under and by virtue of a covenant for re sale on breach of eonditisn in the abovo mortgages contained. I wilf/Holl on the sales day (being the 6th day) of February next, Alt that plantation or Irse. of land in the I County of Orangebnrg on Hull Swamp, ci.n I taining 10<> 1A acres more or less, bounded by lands of t). H. Riley, esUtc of Frocmun Hooker, Mrs. Mary C. Dinier, F. Robinson Slid land formerly owned by G. D. Knltt, but recently purchased by Edward Willis, Trus te*. The above will be sold iti several tracts. Terms made known oa day of aale. Sheriffs Office, ) H. R1GGS, Orangeburg C. H. 8. C, \ S. O. C. January 10, 1871. J jsa 14 (d Eighteen Years of Practical Success. ItfTROI>UCKD IX IN52. IMTKXTED I>ce. ~20, 1055>f oddest superphosphate manufactured in Tnis country. ~:o:<? APES' Nitrogenized Superphosphate of Lhne COMPOSED OV Bones, Phosphatic Guano, Concentrated Ammonical Ani mal Matter and Sulphuric Acid Ab Salt, Planer, S<Jt' CoJ.r, Nitre Cuke, NOR ANY ADULTERANT of ?ny A'tW us </. ?)P Tho Ammonical Animal Matter in Mopes' Nitro<:cuizcd Suphosphate of Lime, consists of the flesh (containing 10 per cent. Ammonia) nnd tho blood (con taisiing 15^>cr cent, of Ammonia.) of Reeves, Horses, Pish and other Animal:! af ter expression of the fat and oil by steam. Price???0 CiiHli?86f? oil Time with Inicrcst. [i ? ? ? ? ' Sen 1 for a Pamphlet. KINSMAN & JIOWELL, GENERA Ii AGENTS, 12? East flay Chai-le- ton.'S'. C. jan 14 I 3tn sntttS; ??I1ANN-S STANDARD GUARANTEED . !'| MANUFACTURED BY WALTON,WHANN&l WILMINGTON, FOR SALE BY r22?pN FACTORS h A i m 11_r,\ RAW BONE SUPERPHOSPAATE. The Great Fertilizer for Cotton anp all Csjops. Th* unparalleled success of this GREAT FERTILIZER on ALL CROPS, proves it to be the BEST and CttEAPEST MANURE now offered in the Market It has been used by many of the most Eminent Planters in the Southi and In every single instance it lias given Entire Satisfaction. On C> TTON its effects have her-n particularly marked. It is no rare thing for WH ANN'S PHOSPHATE to increase the yieAd from ONE HUNDRED TO TWO II UN DU ED PER CENT., r.r even more I Mr. GBO. C. DIXOS, an eiuineui planter of Cameron, Ca , in a Letter to the Banner A Planter, says that in an experiment with seven leading Superphosphates and Guano?, the WIIANN'S proved it??olf the best of all those tried, paying a ?<?.' profit at the low mr.?-!.ct rate of Sl'O 'JO per arre of Cotton. A Copy of Mr. DIXON'S I.ETTF.lt furnished on application. F 0 It S .1 L E B Y CLAGHORN, HERRING & CO., CHARLESTON, s: C. and augusta, ga. jan 14 3m "WANDO FERTILIZER," T HE PRICE Ol' THIS POPULAR FERTILIZER. HAS BEEN REDUCED FOR THE SEASON 0 V I 8 7 1, TO MEET THE N HCKPSIT i HS i)V THE PLANTING COMMUNITY, AND HAS B?E| FflfcED AT CASH -Fifty Dollars jut Ton ra' 2.??? ?j>*. at Factory. I I.Iii; -Fit'ty-Hvo Oo?nrh per 'Con oi 2?00<> Ihn. at Fuclon, l'AVAid.i: lif NOTP.MBJRK, 1871. wiilaout InU*rc*t. WiM. C. D?KES & CO.. A. a w isr t s, C HA R LEST 0 A', SO. C A jan M 3m von sal-*: in WILCOX, GIBBS,& CO. IMPORTERS c& DEALERS G ?AJO S. 148 BAY St., SAVANNAII, X3rX. 241 BROAD St. AUGUSTA. Ga. 151 East B:,y, Clf ABLESTON, S. C. a kd 11y BULL, SPOVILL 'ft PIKE, ORANGEBURO, S. C. For further information, ripply or ad dress as above for I'ampblet. nov 19 wuc 4tn - ? ?-.??. ? ? ? ? T. F. Brodie. B. B. Hudqi?s. It. C. Ilunutx*. oen CO M MIS3LON M E RC17 A N TS, NORTH ATLANTIC WH?1:F? CHARESTON. S. C, Liberal Advances made on Ccnsignmsnt. Refek tq Andrew ??nonds, Eso,., Pres't 1st National Bank, Cbarlcal^nvS. C. wee . , _ '.I ft ;-. may 21 tf P. P. TO ALE, CHARLESTON, 8. C. L ABG BST AN D MOST COMB L F T B Manufactory of Doors. S-irhes, Blind*; Mould ings, (i.e.. in the ?otithe?-n Slates. fit?"*Printed Price Litt Defies Comp? lit'.jn. JgySEXB FOR OXE'i&g- . * Kay-Sent Free on Application.-?8 may 21 tf I MONTHLY MAGAZfME, Two Dollar* prr Aw'-um. G4 r AG ES READING MATTER. 30 Page? AdTOrtlscusetiiN. WALKER, EVANS* fc COGSWELL, . AJtP />. rrr.irr .i/A'A'.v, PnAmnrnv h r? julv IG Q-KO- Vf. CARPKXTE1V? COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF SAB S' APA RILL A QEO. W. OA REES TER'S COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCH? 19 v These <\dehrated IV^rmrrftin*? eriglnAMy introduced by Geo. W. Carpenter, under tho patronage of the r?edii..l faculty, have boon so long extensively used by physicians and others, that they are generally known for their intrinsic v .lue. and ran be relied en aa being.roost valuable remedies in all case* where Sarsaparilln ? r Hut. rhu ,.ve applicable, anil cannot bet too highly reeouunended* They arc prepared in a highly concentrated form, so a* to render the" dose small and con venient. Orders by mail or otherwise will rcotdvs prompt attention. GEO. Vf. CARPRNTKP, "ITENSZEY ft CO., F?o.? Wholesale Chemical Warehouse, No. 7:17 Market street. Philadelphia. For ssloby DUKES k* SlfULER, und E. J. OLIVE KOS, Orangebitrg. fT. C. and D?W1IC & MOISK. Wholesale Agents, Charleston., 8. C. .i u. **m r.*?. f*""' ? .. .-,- ?j?;-1 .'. . For Sale Cheap! , THE' nOURE and LOT now occu L^aii'i pied by the rluhsefiWr'ns a DWI I, [" |4iiiLNG. Tho Raas? eontain? KOL K CMutottabto JUWJMS r.nd Till: i PLACES, with Kitchen attached, und Ser vitut',? Boom scpavani d from ih? ntain'BuUd? iug, with n uplendcd W.'LL of WATE!?"Con venient to tho llcouc ; ?11 of which is NEW and in GOOD REPAIR? Tho property can be treated f-...- ?!'private.' sslc until salesday in February next.* and if not sold before, e-ill thru bo sold to the high est bidder. Apply to jau 11- td * Vi. T. LTUIiTFOOT.