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THE ORANGES OEG NEWS ?mug,.': Edi X "B|f.T)P|t MEYERS_ OEOKCE B9KIVER, Financial ani? Business Mawaokp. SATURDAY, FEB. 11,1871. ?' _ ? lb 13 a rnnttor of gravo reflection for us, to meditate on the events, which havo been and arc still ergrosiug tho ntten tion of Europe fthd the wholo of the jgiyttyjicd world. To see a country, liko _ Fraacc, that has Tor so many centuries stand, anioug tho tho world, crushed t^ojr^sp j)rpniiucnt a ?t&lrolling power of i -TSd htixt?i^tcd, is a aid spec Lucio, ?t?? td4hcso who cannot but rejoice at the rej( ultimate result of this war. And to J*^tlf?tto who rejoice at this result, do not ong" the Ccrmaus. but in fact v?ra *4* utf ^ ' ?uTwno loro progress, light and liberali ty, not r.louo in a- religious, but also iu a Bocial*point of view. Let us for a mo *.-ftcotrtcficct on the respective position, hold by the two antagonists relative to &8r ^points just mentioned. Catholic I' rauce grouueu uudor the weight of its CfBMjWi?a^4i its national consequences l8?$?ib?d.r&ucationt>l system. Protes Piftfcsia^or rathar Germany, relieved from this procure of bigotry and its v consequences, stands to-day ?bead of the . .world a? far as its school system and (ho niqrjiX.cp^ditioin. of its people arc con g^^grfigd.. Statistics of very recent dato, *?bow that the number of pcrsous, una ?'^lo'th'read and write, iu Trance, is 41 infc w?ilo in Germany that figure 8>?3uccd to 2 por cent. But iu male ^cAog tjji&statemout we nro "well aware of ., .- tho opposition thai can and will be suadeagainst it. and which will claim the City of Paris as the centre of all 1 tr'htji *h?7. t?1** '? .' refinement, scicnca npd art-. Wo fully appreciate the great eoholars aud ^rtUts, ? who owe to. Paris their origin and are ['s deeply impressed with all f.hoso finishing to! trotte* tff high breedi ug, which it is ? said can only be obtained in that metro polis. But we nevertheless repeat our argument and Contiuue by saying that Paris does not stand for France, Let us for a moment suppose that this city otUjOttkl bo lifted out of Franco and what oiiwould bo left ? Go to tho diiTerent De ; pnrtmVufs, to Provence, Normandy, Veudic, and, in short,to tha entire country outt;ide of its Jew large cities, and what wiil you meoJt??-itho gro?sesfc ignorance - mid bigotry, 'i he j < ople arc entirely im putier irte^fcmitrol of tho priests, the same ?^Oljor rules the Schools and prescribes ^^^l^ppyi^anehes of learning, which f fe^-Ji ?vcr ?? beyond tho elementary j pataowiedgo: of writing, and a little arithmetic. The Government, whose aim i? to keep "the people quiet, and, if' poHS.?lr. in ignorance, is hand in glove the Church, and both have done all they oould to retard the progress of ^plightenmeut aud learning. *** The rc-hult of this system has been the ^causn 'of the great dit-astcra that befell ? FreuqH . peoplo. With an army fc^tMvnyfjfotueuch an ignorant uneduca ^te2bntwss',-ttoer0 is but little us fight ing against such troops as Prussia put ! iut? the HeWr^ra*nc^j Bcnoolcd, and, ' cOnScimeuco of this (raining anil school ing, wlf-i'-'ii'ut and ? t-.nUl..:?'?. Not that ?82l**h 4\lft#<?Mjg!p Ironient to quostion .the .bravery and" fl^htingnbilities of the 'lifts cdVd.i1rhig und heroism which abound fnjtnc lpto'vy. of the French war*, arc not at .nil v/unting in thi.i );.tc ?u-ugglc, but the soldier being - himself ignorant, relic*.e?lH-elyj*-J???*hi8 officers, and, should lliiliiiirflMHWH nf'lintil ?}?]? him of his ^d??^6? thaKe'his confidence in them, tlnr sbfuftr-*^/ 1> ft, incapable of act ing for himself, and tho most disastrous ? o^a?^ltu?l ?coossarily be the couse The German schlier, on the contrary, lins sufficient education to kuow that all * m hi* officers. He knows nWlfelo'm apprceiato tho value of his ^S^jfeder:-:, at.d, tu> matter how the rl.ances of ft buttle inny turn, he dorivos thought, that his o.licerd are aulo to ex tricate hi':i i>i?m hih ^orlwps dangerous positing tnti.'by tho a?d of that severe diBcipline, whie'n th? soldinf tuid' istands to be hiB tthif .'?afeftttffieJ'OgainHt panics. tWiowtn^ or**t4odps are Kept in control evert ttfrtid' most doubtful stagqs of the 1 i tif C'litc^iiy VV^ callgbtontuaut aro bp ^tont and w< n ? ft'OU) Pinn.r V\ Germany. Let us take also into con sideration tho corruption and deceit practiced on the French by their Gov ernment, and which could only bo kept up iu a country so ontiroly ignorant of its own affairs; let us consider- tho lying and boasting reports as to th? conditiou of the State and its army, that were cir culated before aud during tnc war, even almost to its very eud, and we can readi ly understand why Franc stands to-duy humbled and stricken dowu by tho sword of its mighty antngiuist. Bot, though humbled and beaten, Fiance will, we hupe, redeem herself. Not that wo for a foment believe that a renewal of the struggle will end in a more successful result, but, if France is ever again to bo anything like the Franco it has been, then its now grandeur most como from withiu, and, by a wise and enlightened Government aud by a thorough, sohuol system, must sho lay the foundation of a now existence, which wo hope will be one tbut will show iliat Franco and its people havo loaruod aud profited by the severe lesson that Providence has admin istered to them through tho swords of the German conquerors. Tho New Apportionment. Tho now Apportionment Bill will probably bo introduced into Congress some t" during tho present week. So lit vitne remain to tho present Con gress, that no'new bills will bo consider in committee, so that in order to get it through, it will be noccssary to offer it some Monday morning, during w'"it is called tho "morning hour," call the "previous question," and put it through without debate. This course, while it is an arbitrary one, is sometimes a just, and a money-saving one to tho couutry. Congress is not uujiko our own Legisla ture. There nro many members who like to talk for the purpose or appearing in the Globe. Others do so solely to hear tho music (?) of their own voices, like our legislators. To guard against this flow of words, the only recourse is to the "previous qucstiou." * The Western members, together with those from the Sonth, are anxious to pass t\ apportionment ?>ill during the present Congress, while tbe ^ow En gland and Middle State mon dc.?ire the ' question postpoued until tho meeting of the next congress. There are two plans advocated, one making the number of representatives 275, and the other fixing the number at < BOO. Whichever is adopted, we gain one member, and perhaps two. The West gains more than two-thi/ds of all tho increase, and henco her auxiety to have the matter settled at once. General Logan, of Illinois, w ill make the effort to have tho rules suspended during the present week, iu order to consider the bill, and shoi'ld he fail in securing the necessary two-thirds vote to enable him to do so, he will introduce the bill during the "morning hour, same ? Monday, and have it put through under the operation of the "previous question. Quite a number of representatives de sire the bill to operato in the next Con gress, calling new elections in States en titled to extra members under this bill, while a majority think it should not op ni-nlft r,r??! 1 jlio P"r>pt V-< 1?! rrl Pfinirr/ic? thus saving a great expense in conduct ing spcoial elections. Tho President is said to favor the bill, and we should not bo surprised il it passed during tho last low hours of tho session, and was made to apply to tho Forty-second Congress. If this should bo tho case, the question that would ariso bore, will be, which of the gentle men elected last fall, as "Congressmen at largo," would be entitled to tho place. In our judgmont, neither, for tho reason that the office To which they were olec ted did uot exist at the timo of the elec tion, and it is in antagonism to the spirit of our constitution to create offices for men. The office must exist at tbo time the person is elected to fill it, aud not bo brought into cxistenco after the election has taken place. Tho question will probably como up during the present week. < r A lad in Bridgeport, Ct., bad three ?fingers of hi* right hand taken off, a few days since, by u drop press in a brass shop. Looking upon his bleeding hand, tho brave little fellow exclaimed : "I'll Uet.tfothor will cry when tdto ecea that." [von tu? ouaxukf.: no NEW?,] Adoo, Fond Circus! Farewell, Hippo-Olympiad! Forewell, thou Pulnr b?nr ! Farewell, O gentls giraffe 1 Farewell, 0 maiden bare ! * Tho giraffe's neck la long and slim, The inaidou'o legs arc long and thin. 'Hi v Farewell, lnugh-stirring clown! And monkeys all, farewell! The otstrioh, with his bristly down, Was an inferuul Boll. Tlio ostrich foot in quite divine, He wears a number forty-nine. Adoo, adoo, 0 kangaroo! Adoo, expressiv? owl! Yet bark! while miles between us grow, Thy bard's pathetic howl. The owl's accent is circumflex, Thy bard ho wears a pair of specs jiv. Farewell to" all that touched my soul, To bears and giraffes tull! To maiden, clown .mil kangaroo, To monkeys, tails and nil 1 A monkey's tail Is good to tlimb, My tale is only good to rhyme. ABn r.r. Kapkb. Orangobnrg, S. C. February, 1871. m. * n i ii ? Ii. 4n i ? f ?ii SURVIVORS ASSOCIATION. A ?MEETING of tho SURVIVORS A8RO TION of Oranj;oburg Distriet will be HELD on February 22d (WEDNESDAY,) over tho Store of J. A. Hamilton. The Association being now REGULARLY ORGANIZED, the Committee on Letters for Membership are ready to receive APPLICATIONS, which can be handed in to cither of the following gentlemen : Col. A. D. Frederick, Capt. F M. Wannamake Copt. T. C. Albergotti, Capt. M. Glover, Caxu. 8. Dibble. A full at tendauoo request od. JOII21 A. HAMILTON, feb 1J?2t Sact'y S. A. 0. D. SUCCESSFUL SOUTHERN ENTERPRISE Of many new Southern enterprises which have boon undertaken nineo the wur, none have met with grcr ;r or more deserved suc cess than the door, sash and blind manufac tory of P. P. Teale, in Charleston, S. C. By hard work, indomitable energy und liberal advertising, Mr. Tealo has in three yean, outstripped all competition and established a business which would do credit to sjjvv city in thi United States. I The Paik Kii.i.sv. !s by .universal consent allowed to have won for itself a ropu|ati <<? unsurpassed in the history of medic, pre parntious, Its instantaneous effect in (!;?? eradication and extinction of Pain in all its various forms incident to the human family, nud ihe unsolicited written and Verbal testi mony of the masses in its furor have beenj yd are its own best advertisements. The ingredients of the Pais Kn.i.rr., being purely Yr.uKT.vni.K, render it a portectly !-.i!c and ellicaoioua remedy tuken internally, n* well as for external application*, when used according to .directions. Tho stain upon linen from i'-^ use is readily removed by washing with alcohol. This Medicine, justly celebrated for the cure of so many of the utllictiens incident to the human family, has now been before the public over TniiiTT.VKAiis, nnd l.is found its way into almost every corner of the world; and wherever it has been used, the same opiuion is expressed of its medical proper lies. In any attack, where prompt action npon tho system is required, the Tain Killer is in valuable. Its almost instantaneous effect in Relieving I ain is truly wonderful ; and when used according to directions, is true to its name, a PAIN KILLER. BLTJT? DICK WILL STAND this SriYlNG ? and FALL in this County. This Stallion ia 80 wen known ?t--i i.:.. nun?? i'*>fiii it unnoea sary to describe him. Every attention will he >ivrn to render (satisfaction. J. E. MURRAY, feb 11?It* Ifoily mil. 8. C. ' Notice of Dismissal. ?TICETS IIEItr.nV GIVEN THAT ON j tho 1th day of March neni I will tie my ritual Account with the Hon. Thnd C. Andrews, Judge of Probate, nnd n<dc for Lettars of Dismissal as Administrator of tke Estate of Jumea Stevenson, deceased. JOSEPH COOPER, feb 11?4t AdwiuUtralor Notice of Dismissal. TVT0TirE Ifl HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON l^j the 1 fit It day of March next. I will file my Final Account with the Hon. Thad. C. Andrews. Judge of Probate, and a*W for Letters of Dismissal as Administrator of the Estate of E. W. Andrews, deceased. A. O. ANDREWS, Ob 11?4L Administrator. IN THE COURT OF PRORATE. Whereas Nathan E. YTaitimmaaer 'nmii ap plied to mo for Letters of Administration on the Estate of W. L. Wannaumker, laic of Orangeburg County, drcensod. Theso are therefore to oitc and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased,'to he and appear before me at a Court of Probato for the. said Coun ' ty, to beholden at Orsngeburg on the 26th day of February, 1870, at 10 o'clock A. M - toshow cause it any. why the said Adminis tration should, not be erantark (liven under my hand and ?he Seal of tho Court, this Uth day of February A. D 1870. and the ninety-fifth year or Ameri can Independence* . THAI'. C. ANDREWS, feb 11? 2t Judge of Probate. Jnov A, Hamiitou HAS RECEIVED A FRESH LOT OF those Chorip aisj^demruljla cast iron ploughs. Sweeps, rfltdf Shovels, 4 auff G inch Bull ^Tooguer, Sac. # Also kecj)s-"for Spriug Sowing bXack sekd oats, EARLY ROSE and YELLOW P. EYE PO TATO**. + And is ofleripg for salo Wii ann's PERTILlfcER <?? At Charleston prices adding Kreig'it for Cash or Apj&ored Aiicccptanccs. ? <**... ,'v With hie usuul supply of SELECTED FAMILY FLOUft, fcOROCERrcS, &o. [in a. HAMILTON, M:?"ket Street, fob 11 Iv The StsSto ol South Carolina, orang KI5UKG COUNTY* i? Pkohath Court. Estate of S.fnurl >*? Kcnnurly. \ Xi parte > E. II. Mouscr, ct. u\. J The CUi|3)lTORS of the late Dr. S A MU RI, N. Ki^NKI'.I.Y fire required to present and ProreVnir Demanda before tho I'robaTe Judftc on o^h 'lore tlie H'lh day ol* March, 1871. or they will he debarred the bcnclii of the decree spfbh ease. THAI'. C. ANDREWS, feb 11?Sjk Probate Judge. Skeriff's Sales, Hy virtue Of sundry writs of ft. fa., to :ne directed I will Bei) to the highest bidder, at Or.mgctuire; Court House, on the lir.d Monday in Mnrch next, for cash, all the l-i?:!?t, t jjjj and inif rf-! of the Defendants in tlii) following property. \\r. : All that*-dent ot hurl containing ?"hont I2?K) acres "S-yrv I'-"-. n-m 'e t by lands of David IVrsnor. S. W. it.ri.. i baser. D. /.iiu mennnn, Geralds and IS-, -er. S.;id 11.: i will be sold-if n five parcels, plats of which may br. svevat tiie. Sheriff's Oi'ue.r. LovbJ on iis th? prppcrly of Joso j,!. l ordlier :t! the suit of Jame? J>. KcM-m-. |; AT..-0 Gabrel!? It. fctocker ) Mo to \ H. Uvgs.'?ft*V.iF. j Leal Estate. !? r ariiuKrirtu ? ??;" a ?? \ f-a >>?: f<>r re sal* fat liibattr ?:? i !?>?,.? . x ?? ? ???..-.. mortgage, Kv-m :.'! ? ?, ; ?: Mn roh iu:xf,l~ i: ep ? ' ? All tliHf?jRre?|?^ land in tJt* cnvj>fetf limits of Oi4ato?bne~ < ?> ? ?.. t -a ' . . ! .! :?? of. cc*?i jjif. ' - ' id J. VW ?<* : road. Sh?HVv'?f:ce. ) li. (>rH?ij*?ti?'Ystyi li ? ? - S.<?. Fe\trtf?rj I?, lr-71. I lVb 11 ? ? . td IN TUE COURT CP PR BATE. O r? a f; v.buno Co u s ty. i /> / rrr.'/r ) Mary lliokxirupake'r i In ptirsuapce of an order !o rr.e d!i,<.et< >) '?. tho Honorable Th- i. Audrcv.t?, ,li: Ipc ??? tho Prpliato Coiiri, I v ill sxpohe ta ; ' '.: oitlory on balettoy in March next, lite fol- I lowing tracts ot Idnd, All that plantation or tract of land eon- I tutpiug ncr^s more or ks.s, in Edisto I Kork; on Ki\ .' Milciltinwrjc.il, bounded by 'nud? I ?/f Jno. Enktcihn, iftlesic Sandtoial un.l tho ttacl act oft as Oto llomcstood. A'-.SO One other tract containing 200 acres, m. or less, bounded north and we?t by Morj in Davis und tlco. Hiighca, koutli and cast hy Porter Pearson. Terius?Cn^ii sulSoIenl to priy the Power, I and the costs and expenses el ilio aiiit, and the balance payable in on" and two years. I Purchaser to pTv' bond atui rnortgagC, au I pay fer papers I stamps. ALSO IN THE COl1 LIT of PROBATE; ?na n i; r.u u no Co u s t v. Ej j iirte \ Petition for Albert llungerpeiller. i Partition. 1 In tiiir?itmwo .if u 11 ? >i .1.v tn r?... .1:...... J [ hy the Honor able J'hadC Andre?- Judj of tbi? Probnte Court,! ?>ill expose to public I out cry on saleday n March mn, the bl lowlng I facts 01 land, viz: 1. Contain. *<t acres more or h:*?, b?undfd uorth by lauds of-John OCain, northeast by Abrain Cook, west by P. E. I Cook an I south by -???. 'J. ?J. C'oatiiiniuj SrtI aorca more orl - ?. und bounded north by tract No. 1 an 1 Abram Cook, west by Peter t'ook, fast by Itenj. Thompson and Abtuni Cook and south by I Caroline Qrainblin ?:. 8. StfRtaining 124 eeres more i t I w. and bounded north by Ion Is of A brunt Cook,'l oast by J. 8. <'. Huffman, west by Ui-nj. Thompi?ti and sontli by Co?k. 4. Containing 188 roroe, more or irc~. an 1 bountted north by land* of J. S. C. Iluflmnn I and Artin tt* Rickonbeker, east by '?? Inubi nct and II. L. Itickcnbaker, south by ii. ln abinet und D. Cook and west by J, S. ('. M uginati mid '' fook, Termi?Onedhlrd cash, balance in 1 year seourdd by bend and mortgage, with cove nan! lor resale on breach ot bond, with in terestfrom day of ?a5e. Piirohasof te pay lor papers and stamps* SheritTs OftTde, ) Ii. Rices. OrangeburgG II.. S. C, \ 6. O. C. February 10, lts71. J feb 11 td Administrators Sale. By tirtuo of an oi -i??r of lb?v Judge of Pro bate, 1 will sell at public outcry, at toe re i dence of the late (S. T. trick, at Fort Motte, on Monday tho *J<MIi Kehrnary, the following peraonal properly to wit : One lot Manure, one-lialf Stuck Slip Pota toes, 1 OroK* t'ut fciav/, 1 Large Pot, I Table, 1 Cu\s and Calf, Seed Cdtton and other arti cles. Terms cosli?renale of all property forth with nt bidders risk *.ti??n noa payment of fujroliUO money. W R. IVATT, f?b* 21 '[ Aduiiuistrator. \v. A. xflEn?iNJii, AUCTIONEER. OFFICE AT KE/TT BROS. OLD ST A ED .Will attend to all EusIncSH entrusted to hhn with' Promptness nnd Dispatch. Sutis faction guaranteed to all. febd?3m W. A. MK HONEY. SEED OATS! TUE BEST MARKET. ? . at i ? -?? W. A. MERONEY & CO. also GROCERIES of every dcseriptiou and Fresh. N. C. FLOUR for family use, in Sacks and just, from tho Mill. MEAL and GRIST coustautly on hand, and fresh DRI T> FRUITS perfectly Bound and for sale very low. NUTS of evurt kind, just received and frssh. LI QUO RS Which, wu have selected o^irsylves, and feel safe in fitly in*" tiutt they arc us PURE as Can be (bund in tho United Slates, viz : FINE RR \.NY. CIN, RUM, PURE N. C. CORN WHISK El', N. C. APPLE mid PEACH RR ANDY. WINES, CORDIALS, ALE, LAGER and Bottled SODA WATER. also ?i t .); \rco?b-ith Chewing and Sn-.ok Ujg which cannot be brat in the Slate, either in Quality or Price by wholes t!o and Retail. COUNTRY PRODUCE bou-ht and the highest price given. AH tho above goods i-^ offered very low. Call ami be punvinced at KETTT EitOS. OLD STAND, -frl. t dec !< 6tn The State of South Carolina, { OR AN C, ERU RG COU NT Y IN TUK SESSIONS. Notice is hereby given that a SPECTAI TERM of 'the CoUiU* of GENERAL ES-'j SIOX.S for said .County will be beiden at Orangeburg, S. C. 0:1 MONDAY the 2utti :uy of February, 1871. Grand Jurors, Wit nesses u?d Defendants will aitond without funh'.r Notice. !... . : v.-..:' Mnu R. F Oil Ali AM, Judge Of First Circuit. ? - OEO. F.OLIYE.R, Clerk of Circuit Court. Or..r.g.burg. S. C. Feb. Ud, 187-1. IL'cf:'. .fniors 2'or Extra IVLvrun i' ?-. \\ \ o.;>, in cub fl K-'.t', Henry N It. " - Lr.,wn, J.ou? ?' t:.u.-, J.noL I urn ! 1 :. tilt: !r .< Ii e Lagan Dr 1 Wf Vog , I v im jWieninghaiu, Nathan W Cnlehisitn^ LWei ky D Loy?.d. ilenjfthdh 1*03 edj Cald Liv I in?jsilv?i, JeliU.G KiM.tu;lv, do c| i. \\ Fiin illn-r. An;-. 1 Oldyer, James S yVrrgbt, .1 K I Tobiniir, T K Keller, .tusua Dotard, Thomas I 1'. fv.ili v. VVilliuin 11 l'i r. IHniiil lymd-ison. .Sam ml M (UiignnrtK 0 ivrr I atnum, psntol I Faudle, Heurge W Marion, I- VV Fairy, Attain <* rlii'jh, ET il Smoke, George E BoV'iV. feb t St 000 jit';-] risLs (J 0 R N ! 1 o w r o u c a s 11 . ALSO All Other Goods IN COTTON LS SELLING LOW A N I) 1 SO WE SELL OCR GOODS 1 j ust call AN\D SEE OUR PRICES, w? DON'T CHARGE ANYTHING '40 SHOW OCR STOCK F.T1. W.l'.l'.IG 'lANN & GO. jan 2f"> oct 9 ly CANNON'S STORE i I! One D?oh Below W . T. L 1 G II T F OO T S' A / SSELL STREET. ? The Subscriber bege'leave tp inform his old fricn.ds ami the Public generally 1 ho.t he ha? : just opcued a frcSh and general assortment : Oi I GROCERIES AND LIQUORS i which he will soil low down for Cash. Col ? one and all, 1 will do my n.*at to ; plrasi* you snd give pcrftot satisfaction. jan.7?-tf JAS. CANNON. PETER G. CANNON a U N S M [ T II', At Miss. WISE'S OLD BT A N D Opposiis CANNON'S HOTEL. I? Prepared ^ ?t. ^ to do Ail Work ill his -j-T .^ir*. Lino At Short Nptlos nnd on Reji^o'isbia Terras For Cash. dec 2\ <f Notice of Dismis al. \~ 01 rir*|v IS HKKERY (UrVEN THAT ON J.1 Iho till lav of March neit, : it}}! Fils my Finsl <\Cconiil as ^dtulnistrator ofrtbc Estate of Herman T Corbilt, deces?ed,-?nd uii ihat day ask ter I otters of Irisniistal. Ml C?iS F. COLl'lTT, ftl>4-lt A.lriiinisirator. AA ,.ii;H AEi:?. --moImi loh, on (he night of the 23d, u LED PAY MAftE. abeutO years eld with Dla/o Fuce and white .^pol on back, canned by Fuddle, about |3 hantls high, shod on front feet, and in Ci jil t'oi)d:i;cn>. The above rewnr 1 will be paid for any in formation Leading to recovery, Addr??s >V. L. I .EE, jan W~ h? Willrttou, ?. C. ? 1 -'-?mm1 v c> ? i; ? s ?ext to trk?dw2ll\s no'jr.L, CJfOTCE family groceries, *' ? ' AT* . >? ? ritl' ES TO SLIT ALL! Conic and *ce tyr- yourselves. fob .4 . 13 AC 0 H s'vRUPg, % SALT, S< COFFEES, gj F L O U R, fc-i And all other Q0OD? usually found 0 is a ? FIRST CLASS GROCERY. ? PRICES GREATLY HEDUt'EU. J. GEO. YOSE. on CLOSING OUT! CLOSING OUT!! -AT ALL OF OUR WINTER GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED FRIGES ji to make room for our ?PRM? SXQCK-0 We Intend to Sell low!! ALL of our goods are MARKED DOWN TO^HE VERY LAVICST FIGrU RES. Call and SEE US. feb 4 I ? THEODORS K0H^ & BRO. c THE LIVERPOOL LONDON ' AND iiiSI Fire Insurance Company. CAPITAL?COLI) 17,OOO,00{K0O, II AS ESTABLISHED AN AGENCY I-N ORANGEBURG, S. C. The Terms of tili? WELL KXO TV. V OLD ENGLISH COMPANY arc PAUL and the Security it offers. Absolute. Apply to JAMES n. FOWLES, Agent, At Citizen's Savings Bank. CII ARLES T. LOWNDES, Ueneta) Agent, Charleston, ?. C. jan 23 c 3m "".' ?? ?? ' ???? ^.-?-^?-n^^;L^...rw-??? 'vyy;.?, >.ij|ii.njiir.'iu^w^iwr WILHELM THIOBOE .MtJttER, has t"t/. [is* OVER A LEAF! ' ^ Xr> ro t?j: p< c-l;<:. and ho^-ekekpeps ln particular,-a*-a? Ji*1 A jVfllLTXT GIiOCl-TRIES. to h" Pt'AT o> K?jL"Al.ED in du Marki*K "Sot 1 tw ill alto dcliri r , . - BOLTED ?RIST AND MEAL cd P^flMS V.*hfT2 SONTi KRS COttf to any FAMILY ?rery Sutnrdar at mar. KF.'I I IK ;.. flT. T. MUI.LER. dro i7 c * ? tf .., ?? ?? l . -j CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT'!!! DOYLE,-WILES & CO.; t\$ n lit:: <? of orangercro- county that I\i they .i;.ve pitvi based tie CA RRI?GE* S5IOP8 AND WORKS of " uos. ray. And lire CARRYING ON the C A. It Ji I A. G J3 Tj SI^N ESS ?? ?:? lit:ANfMj:.?. ( . i.i i vri.'.h l'-" w'.ll he PROMPTLY FILLED. AH kind* ot T !..".'. i i. 1 NO NEATLY DONK.and with DISPATCH. COFFINS FLTiK'lsnjiD AT SHORT NOTICE. ?OYLE, WILES & CO.. dee 17 e Oraugeburg, S C. BiiWAM GUANOS, AND .-.ULPMUBIC ACID .1 m a f Ufacti*red at tux -ETI WAN WO BKS, C IIA A* L i: S T O X, So. Ca . . I 1.1 111 lilt ijy THE u .?' :..o ii<>?i ii.iin v.U.ai a Trie now well known Etav.ai Guauo is manufactured from the Native Bone* Phosphates of South ilaroltnu These Plnaipbatea in thvir nuturul stato are-Inso luble, ami require t:> ho pround to powder, and made Soluble by Sidphurio Acid. 'I Ina C in puny b ivo r) >w in ? pt ration-thn hrgest Sulphuric Acid Chamber? at the South, and nre. llieruforc. ul>'c to manufacture at the lowest rates, tho highest pralle r?l" IVrti'izi-r; It hi-ini; i?! ??>;? that tho urcater tho prop?irtion of Soluble i h.-j !,..: vvhiel uuj i <?;; ,ii/:.-r eontnius, the less the calamity reqnired per aor^. In ordcf to maKu the fertilizer c<miplete Ammonia and Potash in auftieieot quanti ti?a are udd 1. With then.? views tha t'oiupany inauufactuf? and offer for aale E T I W A N (J I A N OS, Warrantee] to contain fr>u?< 15 to 20 nor Cent, ol Dissolved Bone Phosphate e^"' Iiime, and from - i>? 2J per Cent. <d' Ammonia, with a sufficient addition of Feru vian Gua-no and Put u?h, to adapt it to all crops. Prieo $03 p?r ton, caph; on time? ?70 per ton, and Luiorost V porcont. per anoattf. 1> I H H O I, V E O DONE, Of hiph i rad ?. auit ihlo for Mnnufactorcrs or Planters, being in itself an excellent ./ ?r. mrl epeciully adapted for oompoat. As large quantities oi Sulphuric Acid are used to dissolve thf. PJUosphate, this will be found a cheap and convenient a ?. to trauppott that material. Tho grade furnished will be from 18 to 20 per. cent. Dissolved Uoue Phoaphute. Prieo 840 per ton CaaH. On time, $45. with liuletvsi ai 7 pei Qont. fier annum. Still higher grades will bs furnished to order* j at an additional price percentage. (!()M PQ?ND ACID PIIOSPH ATE, '. Sj ocinlly prepared for couiposting with cotfon seed and other plantation mannreeb Prieo t:>5 j ???? urn pcashj-on time, 840, with interest at 7 per ecnt. per annum. G it O i: N D i> vj N E , i At inn h 1 ?wer rates, consisting simply of tho Native Bone Phosphates ground to powder. Prieo S20 per ton cash. On time, $22 aod interest at 7 per cent, pev annum. ... V'M. C. BEE & CO., Agents, No. 14 Adger's Wharf. ( ?/tm ?c?ton, S. (J. G. II. COBNHLSON, Affcnt, Oran-d.ur-. S. C X. B.?The percentago cd' Dissolved Done Plmephato of f/nno,and Ammonia i? all the Etiwans. ii? uwer.ainod at the Works, by their Chemist, bvd'oro delivery. Should anv purchaser bo dlsKutudlnd ho may return average samples of any pur chato, within 30 days al ter dolivcvy, aud they vrill bo analyzed anew, ami! anj deGeieoev in the pur ei?ta-,'0 go.aruitoed will bo mado good to htm by Uie Cent pany. _ . i tan US o *>xn