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SATURDAY* ttAY l? 1871. Advortisstrentrt will tibi, positively, ^b? Chtthttfe? hcrcaftsvr \? this poper Uu IM UBboctf to ?s b? Wteduccdny morn J??, beroHi bib? o't;ibiR> \V"a like to bu\u company in ou? uiBoo, b?t Ii & strictly sgulust tho rules uf prittUng bftces to read t!io copy on the cases. A in) that is a privilege al rowed io hohe but thoso connected with [f**?* om"tfe. Our friends will plenso ro ^niuor this. hE^ubl^h on our first pngrj the Pre sentment of the Grand tturjr of this bounty, fur the Mfty Tvviu of Court, 1871. It tsr|Vlkvj rCugtby, but will re (hpay a mttWM ^rtitwl. Some churges '^butnineM In i>, We sincerely hopu may lye wafnaiucu aw&y. Tho pest w?ek has been r. mavkublc for its changes. Monday, up to 22 *>'cloek M., it wns worm. In the after noon the weather suddenly changed, und nee has been estromoly cool for this yson of the year. Wo arc fearful that mltB will be bad for tho funuors. of the cotton crops have already Eassumed a yellow hue. We bopi, liow WfLr, that wo will bo blest with a better season soon, and that the crops may "ut ii commence to grow again. Cot'iiT rc-as^ciiiblcd on Monday morn ing last, his itono* Judge 11. F. Graham iug. A largo number of civil casc3 been disposed of. This week's dings have not been'as interest ing as those of tho last, civil business bpjug so much inoro prosy than tho ex element of cnuiinarprosecutions Thero were =;ever.il speeches made list week in o of tho latter cases, that rculiy de a notice In an u.s, because of the nts that have bVciu mndu upon thoy where splendid. l;?t we ?e not the space. k v .\ i.i, special attention to the Pro tiul Card of Dr. Charles 11. Tuber. now resident iff Gr.iiigcburi ?offers bis services to citizens out of 1 vicinity. lie is u distinguished dan, and we oougrntui.ro our uiti ?u the udvautage of thus being curing tho disv'ii&o* \ > which fortunate humanity is heir. ATTKMl'T AT PtJ?i:i,AHY ?0*1 ijjfelay flight an attempt wag made by ubaud of desperate burgbus, to break laen ti.e store ot Moser.* Theodore Kohu *ud Und her. Tw'i Indes were cut tWuugh the front door, facing Main frcet, with a large auger. It is evi t from tho posit ir us of these, that v.iMiUl bo-burglars, desiguod to effect ir entrance by boring just above the f the door, so as to enable them. i .JC*X ?' 'A ? ? the aid of some instrument, to lift , and thus open tlmir way. It is tho work of professiouals, and the sooner they arc caught, the better it will be for -Jjsojjatoty ofMho community. It is be Jievcd from the circumstances of the asethat Mr. Il. nry Kohn (who it was known intended to Icavo the storo that uight) was watched, and as 8o.->n as out ' of sight, these night walkers commenced their work. But what caused the n to de 'V?t, at the time when their purpose was nearly accomplished is a mystery. We ^ Bupposo-though, that srnathing frighten Bed them, porhups the return of Mr. Il.nry ^obP. j$ tvacc? of their werk WvVO HVt uie^OvLreu untii tne next tuvning. Wo oongratulato our-friends that the only loss sustaiued by thotn is the injury done npon tho dour of tho store And in connection with this wo aro led to coffer a little udvioo to the good folks of our town. It is this : our impression is that there is a band of rogularly orga nised theives right here in our mi-Is., [ and the best way to broak thorn up, Irculd bo to watch each of them closely, end if thoy are not scon doing sufficient ork to make a livelihood, report them %a a Trial Justice as vagrants, und thus M ., i Li 'fi ll ' it.i ) the community oj nut only an iufei f$] uuisunce but n set of house breakers *' w UVRLKY nays tho people shall I how, when und where their money I "JJy doiugthis," ho odds, "all this -;Jt will . eease, tvndi tlte shoo will jjgjttt wnvtVft ought to." % suggested by our devil thut Tim's . would pinch like the u4isc.l1 ief, if Attorney General Chamberlain hat | wriiton a lettor to Geo. A. Trcoholro j of Charleston. Now, Mr. ChatiiorlBln is a man to be appreciated, and wo re gret that some of his assertions or ad missions ore to H deplored. Wo think that representative men of tho Republi can party, could bo a little more judi cious, and without any hurt to them selves. V!bother Mr. Chamberlain's views. Tue following sentences were pro nounced on, tho 5th inst., upen persona convicted nt tins Term of tho C'jurt-, by his Honor Judge Graham : D R F Culler?A.-sault and Battery | ?Joined'twenty-five dollars and costs, to be paid by 1st October next, or bo im prisoned three mouths in County jail. 1 Vandy Hampton?Assault and Butte ry?Sentenced to pay tho costs by ltt October uex?.I'rjr two mouths County jail. Billy Williams arias Billy Smith?A?. 1 sault and Battery?Appeal from Trial Justice?Ordered that original sentence j of Trial Justice bo carried out. Dorcas Gue?Malicious Trespass? Scaled sentence. Bill Simmons?-Grand Larceny?Sen tenced to pouitentlary for one year! Moses Aikcn?Burglary aud Larceny ?Sentenced to penitentiary at hard labor ior ono year. Abram Reed?Grand Larceny?Sen tenced to penitentiary at hard labor for one year. Charles II Green and Charlotte Green ?Manslaughter?Euch to bo imprisoned in penitentiary at hard labor for two years. The following civil cases wore tried during the past week : W A J Sbtr?nk vs J?hn F Riloy? M is' ria 1 ?Continued. Calvin Sharp vs N B Stcudumu? Trover?St ruck ofi.*. Thus A Smith v.i Peter W Aviugor? Coin in nod by debt. Cm; .id J R:iwe vs A tin C Andrews? A'HUii.psil?Verd cr fi>r plaiutitf. ^|j^n^^^v-_\y^u^UJ?tson, et.al ? AssumpsU?Referred to Referee, and continued. Jus Gnrvin vs W \V Pitts?Trespass ?Q C F?Continued; Joseph Fiikliug, Adui'r vs Win S Ty ier?Trover ? Re furred to liefere ?Con ' tinucd. Jos L Fickling vs Mary 11 Tyler? Account?Huicrred to ileioroo??Contin ued. N C Whetstone vs Win T Patrick ? Note?Vcrdttt for plaintiff. ?. ? i.. ? ? ? * " II O Smoak vs M L Baldwin?Case? Verdict for plaintiff. J W Davis vs Wilkcs Sawyer?Trov er?Con fin lied. Catherine C Palmer vs A Jourdnin? Assu:np>it?Verdict for plaintiff. J W Autley v.s Thus Kay?Trover? .Mistrial?-Con tin ued. J W Autley vs Sam Dibble?Trover ?M latvSal?Oonttnued. David Fertiek vs J D Pricket?Tres pass to try title?Continued. Juo G Zuiglur vs A J Frederick ? Assuuipsit?Continued. Ben Stevensun vs II B Ktrnx?As suuipsit?Continued. Rachel Poosor vs H W Kennerly? NV.c?Struck off, I .T .. . \ \V A .?t,.- TT T?: ...? ./TV. a. "}.."."? ?? _ . _.0 . ? " pass?Cutitiuucdf. Win Dick son vs G W Kitlrell?Tres pass?Struck off. Jnq L Fickling, Adin'r vs D S Ken norly ot ul?Note?Referred to Refe ree. Juo F Eicken, Ex'r vs John F Hart zog?Account?Vcidict for defendant. J \V Sidlor* et al V3 F W Jones, Ex'r ?Note?Special verdict. Win Wutkimt vs Win M Wolfe?Tres pass Q C F?Left open. A W Geiger, Ex'r vs Thea \V Oliver ?Note?Verdict for plaiusitl. ? A W Geiger, Ex'r vh Glenn Oliver? 1 Note?Verdict for plaintiff. El vi n W Boaard vs II Rigga?Tres pass?Left upon. Juu McAlhamiey vs Joseph Minus? Note?Verdict for plaintiff. Same vs Edward Minus?Note?Ver dict for plaintiff. Obaditih Syfrot vs Tf ry Funderburk ?Complaint for Coa.t jiisatioa for Ser vices?Cunt tinted. ?eo. Bolivor, Adm'r vs Elvin W Bo zard?Note?Verdict fur phiiutif?. D J Ruinpri. vs Joo F Rilcy?As ?.?p.U-Mi-tri.l-C.I????. ? Shackle ? Richte vs Orangeburg County?Draft?Continued. W S DoTreville vs tha same?Contin-. ued. ?VH>{ ''? J Edward Perry vs tho same?Contin ued. Wm C Wolfe vs John F? R!loy-4-Ver diot for defondant. COMMERCIAL. MARK1CT REPORTS. Omca or tu? OHAananrmo Nicws, May 12, 1871. ; COTTON?Sales during the weck 20 miles. We quote : j Ordinary.....".11 ? Ihow Middling.12J<<& fiddling.13 @ * f Rotmn Ricr.&1.G0 per oiishel. * ConN.$1.10 per bushel. Cow Pr..\s. 75 per bushel. PisuBHs.$1.40 i>er bushol. I OOLD.;.? 09 SILVER.06 CHARLESTON MARKET. ClIAllI.kston, FPIOAT Mf.P.NIN.'l, May 5, 1871. Ordinary.HJ/^ Good Ordinaly.12j(V? Low Middling. .13j(<n Middling.18|$ LATEST QUOTATIONS or , . .SOUTHERN SECURITIES, /i'j in "ilI # i CHARLESTON, 8. C. Corrected Weekly by BANKER nnd ?ROUKK, No. 25 Rroad Street. May 5, 1871. Pt\t?: Srcukitik*? South! Carolina, old, f,<7*>; do new, f/f liO ; do, rcgist'd stock, ex int ">. Crrt ?'.aii'iea?Augusta, Ca.. Hands 7S(?( } Li S. C Stoe'c. '? s qr ;.;t. fc'.p. do. n o U/i^'V ?to? himbia. s. C. Bond*, ' ?' >. Railkoaii Bosos?\'-\ . . ? gag") no Mr) : Che.rle?? m t.-.'-i tvavaaohh. (n tl5 : Ch arlolle. .<'.,.' . i f >? ,. (n.H? : Ch?rau' nnd Da Grceuviile and Coluinh do, (State guaranteeJ 7H ; Savannah ?? I <'.; .'. ?? . .' - niori j r??.7.s: i'.... \ - ; .-'outii Carolina, pja7??'; do, C'd; Spartan burg and Union, f?i ??">. ll.vii.U0An SToeuy?tiliarlotte, Columbia nnd Augusta, f?IO; Ilre?mvlllu arid Colum bia, (<> 1 : Nortlieuatorn, f.A15*: Suvannaa und Charleston, f.<;l.i; South Carol*-< (whole Bhares) (?.10; do, (half do)($ -id Exeu i so it, ?<??Npw Voik S'\;ht. J o?* par: Guld, 1! 1114: SiWor, 103? f miau uiuol.i:a nv.sic mi.T.s. *Bank of Charleston. (a> "i'ank of Nowb.-iiy....? 3(<o. Riiuk ol Cam len.SOW Rank of Georgetown. Bank of Snath Carolina. Uta Bnuk of Chester. ?(oy Dunk of Hamburg. 7o?) Rank of State of S (\ prior to ISlil ...85(i< DVdkof Stale of issue |8>H and IS0g..28(<t) *Pb?.ntera' and Mechanics' Rank of Charleston. @ *People's Rank of Ch.trlcatOU. vj' *TJnlon Rank of Charleston. ^Southwestern R R Baak of Cbarlea ton. (oi l). @ ^Southwestern R R Rank of Charles tpn, (new). (Ji) State Bank of Cliurlost.m. 5(u) Farmers' and Exrhanj'o Uank i'*Cnar lest on. (n Rxcliongu Buuk of Columbia. 8? Commercial Bank of Columhia. Merchants' Bank of Cheraw. 8fV? Plail.tora Rank of Fairlield . Ji(?, S..-..c of S C Rills ReeeiTablo.?95fa Ci.y of Charleston Change Bills .95? * Bills marked thue (*) are being redeemed at the Rank Counters of euch, juu 'I'l 3m NOTIQE, ORANGRDURG C. IL, S. C, ArniL3d, 1871. The Firm of MeNAMARA & JONES is tnis day MUTUALLY DISSOLVED by Con sent of both fiartics. JOS. MeNAMARA, of the said FIRM, docs this day assume the COLLECTING 0 Its ASSETS, and the PAYMENT of its DERTS. He also returns thanks for the Patranage heretofore bestowod, and hopes hia friends and customers will continue the same. JOS. MeNAMARA, C. R. JONES. :t]d 8 If Citizen s Saving's Bank OF SOUTH CAROLINA. WILLIAM MARTIN, President JNO. It PALMER, Vloo-President. JNO. P. THOMAS, A. Q. BE E X ? '?' EI;. Oa'snier. J. (J. B. SMU'i'il, Assistant Coahier.. DIRECTORS. Wahr Hxmptov. B. II. RoTLRTMiC. J. P. Ttt iM\s. J>. Ravkrbl, Jr. F. W. MoMatfWIi H??v. Wna.iAM Mamtis A. (. M\mkh.v .lv>>. B. PAi.Maa. J. F.li (?uro . ' Thum va E. tlavcu. t)!tANi;r:Brr,o b'Uam'H. t Atr TUK y^^n-ivy. i: SOLICIS' ? Melura. GLOVER & ?L?^?Rn L OCA I FIN. t X t .V jCOM v Hon. TrfOJ'. W r!- ,t Col. PAH t. '? ft! Capt. JOHN A. HAMILTON. ? ASSISTANT GASfcliiR, JAMES n. ?? S2;s. OonnsitH of $1.00 :.:h1 Upwnr.llfl llioccvlvotl. INTEREST allowed at 7 per cent, on Spe cial Certificates of Deposit. On Ordinary Savings Deposits, ? percent, will bo Compounded overy six months on Ac counts. jau '_'I e thu THEODORE K0EUT & BR?r B- EG TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC THAT HAVING F?LLT COM pleted Iheir arrangements far tho Spring and Summer Trade by uniting energy and combined efforts, havo eucceeded in farming one of the most Attractive Stock of Goods ever offered in this Town, and simply deaire to attract the |#?TIOfi of every purchaser to call and examtno our GOODS and PRICES, whether with a flew to immediate purchase or otherwise, being fully determined TO OIVKtt COMPETITION" in every nrtiolo in the House, and feeling fully convinced that their Customers, before lewv ing, Bhall bo suited in every possibly respect. SPUING AND SUMMER STYLES OF DRESS GOODS At Unprecedented Low Prices including the most Popular M ikes now worn for tho Season. Also great Bargains will be offered in WHITE, BUFF and BROWN LAWN, LINEN and DRESS CLOTH FOR SUITS. A Splendid Variety of WHITE FlG/.LS at 2-"?, 30, 85 and 45 cts. per yard, including a Full Line of every Grade and Quality of Organdies and Swiss Miudius, Tucked Nauaooks, Jaconet and soft finished Cambrics, Kansooks, striped and checked Muslins, Puffings for Wnist?, &c, at the very lowcBt possible PRICES. We offer UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTS in DOMESTIC and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, MARSA1LLE8 aud HONEY COMB GUILTS. Also a fine Assortment of SILK PARASOLS and SUN SHADES at Exceedingly Low F1UCES. . LADI S' and MISSES' WHITE, BLACK and BROWN ^UN DOWNS and" MAGNOLIOS, RIBBONS, CORSETS, H01SERY, UNDER GARMENTS, at Great Bargains. Onr Stock of OBNTS CLOTHING V?d FURNISHING GOODS is Complete. FinoLineof MERINO aud GAUZE SUMMER UNDERWEAR AT OUR US?JrTL POPULAR PRICES. theodore kohn & brother. TO HOUSEKEEPERS! WILHELM THE?DOH MULLEE HAS ON f^AND A FINE LOT OF FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, WHICH has been SELECTED wbdj the UTMOST CARE, and are WARRANTED to SUIT every body, both in QUALITY nnd PRICES. A FINE LOT OF BRANDIES, WHISKEYS, GIN, RUM and WINES of every GRADE, and especially adopted for Family Purposes. *^ AI?o SEGARS and TOBACCOS of tile FINEST BRANDS, witJ*pnc af the FINEST AS SORTMENTS of PIPES in the MARKET. Come nnd Examine my GOODS aud PRICES before purchasing elsewhere?it is no trouble to show them. , may 18 0 tf E. EZEKIEL fust received a fine assortment .TCHES, CLOCKS and JEW El i which.' will be sold LOW WN for cash. . B.?-Clocks, Watches and Jew elry REPAIRED. may Id feb IS lye JUSX^EECEIVED VOSE'S GROCERY, A CIiqiGE LOT OF Hams, Breakfast Strips, Smoked and 1). S. SB C O jNt FAMILY GROCERIES ALWAYS V IIAND. Call at once J. GEO. YOSE. ATTOTTST-V lTLOXJH may 13 c ly FLOUR! FLOLR 1! I LOUR! 1! EXTRA AND FAMILY FLOUR FROM GEORGIA AND NORTH CAROLINA MILLS. SUGARS COFFEES AND POTATOES, CRUSHED, POWDERED, A WHITE. C YELLOW, AND BROWN SUGARS AT RE DUCED PRICES. ANOTHER SUPPLY OF CHEAP C OFFEE 5 LBS. FOR $1 GOOD TABLE POTATOES. CHOICE NAVY T 011A C C O?POCK E T PIECES. For sale by JOHN A. HAMILTON, spl 22?ly Fire Inxurauce Agent. SPRING OPENING! JOSEPH M'NAMARA, RUSSELL STREET, -.? Havo-just opened an entire new STOCK of SPRING GOODS, coavplelo in tho various ^Depart ments. ^ DIAGONALS, CLOTHS, CAS3IMEBE.H TWEEDS, LINENS, DRILLS and COATING8, COTT NAD ES and READY-MADE CLOTHING, woll soleoted and ol lumifold Stylos. DRESS GOODS in variety, MUSLINS ami CALICOS, tho latter Iti yds for-$1, or as Cheap us any in the market, all of tho nii>f-t. Fashionable Fat cms. YARD VyiDH brown und black DOMESTICS, at Yl\, nnd a complete line of all kinds at corresponding prices. SHOES. GAITERS. MATS', SIITRT FRONTS. YANKEE NOTIONS, fco. Also GROCERIES, HARDWARE ami CROCKERYWARE, whioh will be sold CHEAP as can bo bought in any house in this Slate for I ho CASH. a pi '22 c ly SOTN f. i? kprehy ?i-?en tlial the COItPO !, \ i T X i iic Town of Ornngfcburg, ,\ ; I".. being (2) TWO HILLS .1 \ TWENTY CBNTS . nlport Hollars. &<?., &o . skull ?ii ? DU?O SToitK OF 8>It. i?.n this date i April 20th,}iind ? fin? to receive the same, each <liy, ... like 20th May, when, tbe Hooks will be i.losad. Defaulters ?ball b> amenable to t'.ie Law. V_y# Humph, and Adm'r Je bonii nott) of John Humph, pives notice that on the Isfl of June next, he will apply to lion. T. 0. An E. J. OI.IVEIlOS. Glork Town t'ouncil. NOTICE. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE, Oriingobnro;. S. C. April ?1, 1871. IN ACCORDANCE with "An Act to define the jurisdiction mid duties of tho County Commissioners," passod the twenty-sixth day of September. A. D. IBijS, and "An Act" Itmendatory thereto, passed March 9th, 1871, und pursuant to Resolutions pat m! by the Hoard of Coiiirly Commissioners of Orange burg, NOTICE Is hereby given that PROPO SALS for IMPAIRING the "Willow Swamp Bridge," on tu? Ilolman Bridge Road, and for REPAIRING the CAUSWAY and HOL LOW BRIDGES loading to he MNew Bridge," in the Fork of th,; Edistos, will be received at thin Office. All Proposals rnust bo accom panied by two or moro suflk-ient Suritict, and must be handed in on or befor< tbe 20th day of May, 1871. JAMES Van TASSELL, spl 22?51 C. B- C. C. JUST llBCElVKD 500 BUSHELS CORN, WHICH IS OFFERED VERY LOW SPRING GOODS!!! P. W. H, Briggmanii & Co. HAVE JUST RECEIVED A Fl'LL STOCK OF Spring Dress Goods, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. AR our GOODS are LOW id PRICE to suit the timos. Our stock of GROCERIES LIQUORS WINES . ALE and LAGER BEER Is of FIRST QUALITY nnd Low in Price. Call and see for yourselves. F. II. W. BRIGGMANN & CO. apl 8 oct 9 ly Ti B I G E E D FAMILY COFFEE POT, osa noon EAST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. B. E. U. PEARSON TIN WARE of EVE BY DESCRIPTION ninde to order?Wholesale or Retail. BATHING TUBS. FOOT TUBS. SHOWER BATHS. BAKERS with REFLECTORS. ROASTERS. Any kind of WORK in my Line made and repaired FOR CASIL GUTTERING and ROOFING done to order. LEAD PIPES repaired. SECOND HAND STOVES, repaired and cleaned up. ? apl 20 aug 18 8ro CANNfJNS~&T0RB IT One Door Below W. T. LIGIITFOOTS' BUSS ELL S Til EFT, The Subscriber h-"* leave to inform his old friends and ?!ic Public generally that he has jtiat opened a ?'reih and general assortment of GROCERIES AND LIQUORS which he w'lLimH low down for Gncb. Come one nnd pM I wi do my bet to piepse you jrtwVjJve yrfes. suilsfreHon. j.m 7-rff-. JAS. CANNON. % METALIC CASES. THE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND all of the various Size* of the rbove Ousei", whioh can be furnished immediately on ap plication. Also manufactures WOOD COFFINS as usual, and at tb<# shortest notice. , Apply to II. KIGGSv mar ??Gin Carriage Manufacturer. The People's Bakery. NEXT DOOR TO It KD COFFEE POT, Aas/ of Presbyterian Church, linstcll-St. I am happy to ANNOUNCE to the CITI ZENS of Orungehurg, that I am now PRE PARED to SUPPLY Familes and Ciis'omors with RREAD, CAKES, PIES, and all other articles generally found in a FIRST CLASS BAKERY. WEDDING CAKE prepared with great caro to suit the most, fastidous tastes. The PATRONAGE uf my friends and fel low-citizens is respectfully soliciied. THOS. W. ALUERGOTTI. Mrs. ALBERGOTTI returns thanks for the Patronago heretofore bestowed, and hopes her friends and Customers will contin ue Ilia same. She will keep constantlv on hand an as sortment of FRUITS. CONFECTIONARY and FANCY ARTICLES as usual. dco 10 8m M. ALBRECHT, ROOT AND SHOE MAKER, ORA\OF.RlRO, S. RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITI 7.ens of Orangen a and Vicinity that he lias opened at hi- NEW STORE ou Rus sell Street, between Messrs. Briggmann ,vc Co. and McNnmaraA Jones, with a complete Stocket LEATHER, &0? and that he has luffioient Workmen to 1RI all 'Vdcn ct.lii.Vt ed to Kin-. Thanking tho Public for past patronage, respectfully solicits a continuance of the Btmo. 'I ERMS CASH. fch 5 oct 23 tf ? SE E.GE R'S l ^AUULTERATED AIaE AXI? LAC PR BE Pit. IACER REER. CONTAINING OOPPB j RAS and ALE doctored with Salt, Lime and Alum, arc the latest adulteratloos dis covered in New-York. Professor Mapes of New-York, analyzed ilie Beer from a dozen different Rreweries, and all were found adulterated wi.h noxious substance. It is saUk, that ilie salo of Danga to Brewers, is a profitable part of the trade. This is perfectly infhmous Coctulus indicus (?I h berry) nux-*o?*iea. (dog buttoti) from whioh strychnine is obtalneu, arc some of !i!?e doleclahlo substances found in Reer! I i? r aro potent poisons, and the Brewer round using them should be drowned at ouoo in one of Ins own vats. P. 8.?1 am willing to be drowned in my own rats, if any impurities should bo fouud i.i my Beer. I shall continue to make a healthful Beverage, so that it nuiy Iw drunk by the mos? delicate without the least danger. JOHN C. SEEGERS. Colombia, S. C. For Mile in Ornngabrirg by tbo cask or ?therwise, by ME HONEY & SAIN, jan 7 c ly CABINET STTOI3. WM. A. RULL offers his ..ei vices to the Citizen^ of Orangeburg County a* C.WHNET MAKER in nil its branchejk, Funerals attended with promptness*. Old FURNITURE repaired and mad* new. Also Varnished without In ling rem i.vd. Shop on the Eastern side of the Railroad. Give mo a trial. I will also build Ruggy and Wagon Wheel* nnd Rodies cheaper than anybody else in Orangcburg. WM. A. BULL, roar 11 tf manipulated $?YMiVr\CQC?Ar4 FOR SALE BT WILCOX, GIBBS & CO. IMPORTERS 4 DEALER* IN GUANOS, U8 BAY St., SAVANNAH, Ga. 241 BROAD St. aVGUSTA, Ga. 151 East Rar, CHARLESTON, 8. C AND BY. BULL, SC07ILL & HKE, ORANGEBURG, 8. C. For further information, apply or n& dross ns above for Pamphlet, nov 19 wee- 4m T. F. Brooie. R. P.. Ilc*ois? H. C. Hnnoiss. BRODIE ?& CO. OTTON FACTOBS AK? COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF, CIIARESTON. 8. C. Liberal Advances made on Consignment, KariB to Andrew Simonds, Esq., Pres't 1st National Bank, Cbarlestoo, 8. C. may 21 wee If P. P. TO ALE, CHARLESTON, 8. C. LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE Manufactory of IA>ors. Sashes, Blinds, llwrftV ings, &o,j in the i outhern States. BST Printed Price l?*t Defic* Compe tition. ft&?3ENI> FOR ONE-?e fro?*Scnt Free on Application.*^! may 21 wee tf MONTHLY MAGAZIXE, Tiro /Mlhrra per AtntKm. G4 PAGES READING MATTER, 30 Rajen Adrcrtfseuteate, WALKER. EVANS k COOSWILl* Axn D. WYA TT AI KEN, C?Amr?toji, 8. C. late nv ( G EO. W. CARPENTEftV COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BA*? 8APAKILLA CEO. W. CARPENTER'S COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BVCafft Tlieae Celebrated Prcpasntif?, o*lm?alfr introduced by Goo. W. Carpenter, under tha patronage of the medical faculty , bare bets so long extensively used bj physicians) an* others, that they are generally kn*>wmfar their intrinsic value, and enn be refied en aa being most valuable lemodias in all eaoea where S.arsaparilla < t Biaahu are ?pjdioaide, nnd cannot be too highly recommended' They arc prepared in a highly ecMwenarataa) form, so n? to render the dose small and ean Ivcnient. Orders by mail or otherwise wfll receive prompt attention. GKO. W. CARPENTER, HENSiET ft CO, Wholesale Chemical Warehouse, No. 737 Market street, Philadelphia. For sale by DUKES k SHU LEE, and 1. I. OLIVEROS, Orangeburg, 8. C. and DOW IB A MOISE, Whtdesnle Agante, Charles*?*, ft. _ OTICE. ? The C+prnvtmrnn SHIP lately exiating between Or. B, [AN1.Y MILLER and the UNDKR8I0NBD, wider th, Firm Name of DUKES m BH? LEU, was DISSOLVED on the 30th day of March, last, by the death of Dr. Shuler. All pemons INDEBTED to the said FIRM, will make PAYMENT, and all persons burin* DEM ANDS against the said FIRM will pva sent the same, properly attested, to the aav dertigncd, or to Dr. A. C. DU KIM, at tk? place of business of the said Firm. J. w. II, - npl 13?It Surviving