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Xj o g ?:Tj * 8ATUl^AyHMAY I?. 187'. Advertiwjreuta trill ribt, positively, be chttUgbtl hereafter 111 ibis paper u0' less hahdcti to Us bo Wedncsdoy morn* ibfei btefbi*. bl?? o'rdbtk? \Vfc like to ImVe company in our | bfflco, but !t % MrUdly aguinst tbe rules of printing bftcce to read tho copy on the cases. Ahd that is a privilego ul lowed lb Vibhc but those connected with "^onTcV. Our friends will please ro mbeY this. I- >*. i. k publhh ou our first pngo the Pre Vcm'fmeni of'tbe Orrand Jury of this ^County, for the M?$* Term of Court, | 1871. tt tarjukvj tahgthy, but will re |*pay a Oarofli! pcfOSab Some charges VbntailftM ih tt, >se sincerely hope, may iJfcts wcgftvUtcd away. s - i ?^mmmmt"-^' ?l? Tbo past week has been r. murkable for its changes. Monday, up to 12 o'clock M., it was worm. In the after noon the weather suddenly changed, nnd oce has been extremely cool for this u^on of the year. Wo arc fearful that 'osults will be bud for tbo furmors. l?nte of tbe cotton crops have already 'assumed a yellow hue. Wo bupo, bow |pM(r, that wo will be blest with a better . season soon, and tbut the crops may ^(Pocn commence to grow again. Cotiuiirc-ass^aiblcd on Monday morn ^ in^last;bi8 lionor Judgo lt. F. Graham ^frasidiug. A large number of civil casc3 ?HR? been disposed of. This week's ^yroee?dings have" not been as interest ~ng as those of tho last, civil business ^ng so much more prosy than tho ex fcemont of criminal prosecutions Tbero [ ere several speeches made l ist week in )tne of tbo latter eases, that really de a notice ft em us, because of tbe Hits that have b i uuulo upon -they where splendid. Put we ?e Hot the space. Itf-- I I Ml ?-- I?I ? >Y k call special attention to the Pro Curd of Dr. Charles 11. Tuber. :3 now a residcut ??;' Gr.ingeburg, ?offers his services to citizens out id ?yicinity. lie is a distinguished bian, and we cougratui.i'c our citi tho advantage of thus hoing Ofenring tbo diseases tu which & dominate humanity is heir. *\ ATTEMPT AT BuitCLARY?On ,hy night an attempt was umdo by I dc8pcrato burglars, to break store of Messrs Theodore Kuhn (?rother. Two holes wer \ cut ill thu front d<>or, facing Main ?t. Avilh a large auier; It is evi ^ at from ? the positims of these, that woVliTbo-burglars, desiguod to effect ,otr entrance by bori?g just above the if tlie door, so us to enable them, tlip uid of some instrument, to lift ?ud thus open tiiuir way. It is the k of professionals, and the sooner ? arc caught, the belter it will be for isatoty of tho community. It is be ved from the circumstances of the SO that Mr. Il. nry Kolin (wlu it was pwn ititonded to leave the storo that jht) was watched, and as soon as out sight, these night walkers commenced ieirwork. But what caused then to de jst, at the. time when their purpose was fearly accomplished is a mystery. Wp ztupposo though, that srnothing frighton ! )ed them, porhaps the return of Mr. Usury <Kohn, The traces of their w^rk wr-.i ^ not discovered until the next morning. Wo oongratulato our friotids that the only loss stistaiuod by thorn is tho injury done upon tbe dour of the store. And in connection with this wo are lud to er a little advioc to tho good folks of oar town. It is this : our impression is that there is u band of rogulnrly orga nised tlicivcs right here in our tnidsi, and tbo best way to broak thorn up, f-ould be to watch each of them closely, und if they are not seen doing sufficient Bwork to make a livelihood, report them rio u Trial Justice ns vagrants, and thus I * ! |d tho commutiity of nut only uu inlet |l nuisance hut ;\ set of house-breakers jj nd thieves. .'" >i LIvuLKY says the people shall thour, when and where fhch' money I 4,IJy doing this," ho adds, ?'all this ? will ?ease, ami the shun will j just whore it ought to." \s suggested by our devil tbut Tim's , would pinch like the miae.hicf, if v,3|s (ho case. not, wo Gcu.cral .ji i mm m_ mil JjjjfUTjj j Attorney Goucral Chamberlain ims I wrihon a letter to Geo. A. Trooholin of Charleston. Wow, Mr, Chamberlain' is a man to be appreciated, and wo re gret that some of hia assertions or ad missions are to ha deplored. We think tbut representative men of the Republi can party, could be a little more judi cious, and without any hurt to them selves. W hot her Mr. Chamberlain's views, t?s expressed, will do him any good or ? venture t'.e prediction :* that I W'>rt utugton wi elected the next Attorney General. Tue following sentences weror nroV nounc?<l ^?^|hja 5th inst., npen persons' couvictcd<nt this Term of tho Court", 1?^ his Honor Jud^c Graham : I) R F Culler?Assault and Buttery ?Fined twenty-flve dollars and costs, to be paid by 1st October next, or bo im prisoned three months in Couuty jail. Vandy Hampton?Assault and Batte ry?Seutonccd to vny tho costs by 1st October ucxt, or two mouths in County jail. v )//?'? Billy Williams alias Billy Smith?As snult and Battery?Appeal from Trial Justice?Ordered that original sentence of Trial Jusrieo bo carried out. Dorcas Gue?Malicious Tvospass? Scaled senteueo. Bill Simmons?'Grand Larceny?Son; tcticcd to pouitentiary for one year. Moses Aiken?Burglary ttud Jjitrceny ?Sentenced to penitentiary at hard labor lor one year. Abrain Reed?Grand Larceny?Sen tenced to penitentiary at hard labor for one year. Charles FI 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 SUruuk vs Jwltn F Riley? M is'rial?Continued. Calvin Sharp vs N 1> StCudman ? Trover?Struck off. Titos A Smith v.t Peter W Avingor? Continuod by debt. Donald J R iwe vs Ann C Andrews? AMtumpsit?Verd ct for plaintiff. ^H^^ggaW^ v' -AVjn 3LJ ! ;<.t.-'n>. ot al ? Aesumpsfc?llcferrefl to Referee, and continued. Jus Garvin vs W W Pitts?Trespass ? Q C F?Continued. Joseph Tickling, Adui'r vs Win S Ty ier?Trover?Referred to liefere. ?Con tinued. Jos L Fiekling vs Maty It Tflor? Account?Helen ud to ileieioe?Contin ued. N C Whetstone vs Win T Patrick ? Note?Verdit t for plaintiff. II () Sniouk vs M L Baldwin?Case? Verdict for plaintiff. J W Davis vs Wilkcs Sawyer?Trov er?Continued. Catherine C Puttner vs A Jourdain? Assutup^ii?Verdict for plaintiff. J W A tit ley vs Thus Ray?Trover? Mistrial?- Coutiuued. J W Antley vs Sam Dibble?Trover ? M istrial?Continued. David Fertick vs J D Pricket?Tres pass to try title?Continued. Juo G Zeigler vs A J Frederick ? Assumpsit?Continued. Ben Stevenson vs II 11 Ktior - \.s sit'upsit?Continued. Rachel Poosor vs H YV Kcnnerly ? Note?Str.:v-k off, Jacob \\ A.iticy vs 11 Rigga -Tfug pass?Continued, Win Dick son vs G W Kittrull? Tree puss?Struck off. Jin L Fiekling, Adm'r vs D S Ken nerly ot ul?Note?Referred to Refer ico. Jno F Eicken, Ex'r Vfi John F ilart zog?Account?Verdict for defendant. J W Sellers et al vs F W Jones, Ex'r ?Note?Special verdict. Win Wat kins vs Wtu M Wolfe?Ties pass Q C F?Left open. A W Geiger, Ex'r vi 'IV* W Olivet ?Note?Verdict for plaitisiff. A W Geigor, Ex'r vb Glenn Oliver? Note?Verdict for plaintiff. Klviu \V Bozard vs 11 KiggS?Tres pass?Left upon. Juo McAlhannoy vs Joseph idinud? Note?Verdict for plaintiff. Same vs Edward Minus?Nute?Ver dict for plaintiff. Obadiah Syfrot vs Henry Fonderbqrk ?Complaint for Compensation for Ser vices?Continued. Boliver, Adfu'r va Elvin W Bo zard?Note?Verdict for plaintiff. \ Jj J Humph^. vs Jno F Kilcy?Ab sumpsit?Mist^al-^C?r?pu?9' ' Shackte k Richte vs Ovangeburg County?Draft?Continued. W S DeTreville va tho Barne?Coutin ued. /I " >| Edward Perry va tho snmo?Contin ued. Win C Wolfo vs John F Riloy-*-Vcr diot for defendant. ??v COMMERCIAL. MAKKET REPORTS. mW* i ? ? \ OrricK or tu* ORAananuna Naws, May 12, 1871. COTTON?Sales during the week 20 bales. We quote : "Ordinary.....*.11 Cm\ ' %ow Middling.12^(3) ^diddling.13 (h\ Rooon Rick.!M.G0 per otishel. * Coax.yi.10 per bushel. Cow Pbas. 75 per bushel. Pixnrws.$1.40 per bushol. v GOLD. 09 SILVER.06 CHARLESTON MARKET. ClIAni.F.BTOX, FriUAY MoRXl.XO, May 6, 1871. Ordinary.IHoj} Good Ordinaly.12$ M Low Middling.?. Middling.18 LATEST nUOTATIOXS of . ^QUTUERN SECURITIES, J\\ im "A 1! * | \ CHARLESTON, S. C. Corrected Weekly hy IIAXKI.K and It ISO It ESI, Xo. 25 llroad Street. May 5, 1S71. : Statk S::eruiTiKS?South Carolina, old. *V7f>; do new, (0,00 ; do, regist'd stock, exTv.'t f?VS5. Citt S.rit1u??Augusta, Go., Bonds 78(?. : ' on; S. C. Btjcit, (ex qf . .t. ?v':;g. ?: . : .. Loan HofiftS, 4 @7?i him Ma. S. ' Kon d.s. K?tbRO ? ? BOKDS? . ? ? gag*) WO? : Charterten n:di ?. It. (/. r.:5 : I'harlutle. <'. '. iti .< id .< .. (?i.h? : Cheruw arid Da Greenville and Colttit. do, (State guaranteej fij 1 7H (fa : Suvuunah ?.. I . . . inert i ($78: do -- ; South Carolin?, (??'i.. do, C'.t; Spartau liurg and Unit n, ??? <' ? R.vil.uo.vti Stoc Itavlotte, Columb i end Augusta, <??<. 10: llrewyHletwi'dCahi n > bio, (.? _ : Nertttcaflera, f^C: Savanna'i and Charleston, Oj^tiO: South Carol! (whole shaves) (o10; do, (half do) -iJ Exeu ixnt:. kr?New York S'^ht. j off par: Gold, IO,V. 112: Silver. 10J.'h> t Mit: 111 CAKOMNA B VX1C Wll.t.S. -Rank nf Charleston. @ :; i'mik of Nowberry. ?(<i Hank of Cam len."'Je? . Rank of Gcorgutoivn. j Rank of Smith Carolina. Utt Hank of Chester. 8@ Rank of Hamburg. 1<>r, Bunk of Statu id S C. prior to lHD1...5?0(i Hi iJkof St.itoof issue i iol and l8'W..28(u) Thttitera' and Mechanics' Rank of Charleston. <? ?People's Lank of Ch.irlvatou. (?? *Union Rank of Charleston. (.;. *Somliwestern R R Rauk of t'kjailu*. ton. (old). ? ?Southwestern R R Lank of Charles ten, (new).. ftt) ^'u.te bank of Charleston. Farmers' and Exchange Lank GfjUhar lesion. 0: Rxoimiigu Lam. of Columbia. 6(n Commerui.al Rank of Cotumbin. ?(??, Mereliiiuts' IWnk of Cheruw. :)<,< Plantora Rank of Fairheld . <i(<i) S...ie of S C Hills Receivable.95fo> Ci.y of Charleston Change Bills.95@ * Rill? marked thus (*) are being redeemed at the Lank Counters of each, jun 22 3m jNonrioPC. ORANQTtRURG C. IL, S. C, AraiL ad, 1871. The Finn of McNAMARA & JONES is tnisday MUTUALLY DISSOLVED by Cam sent of both fuirtics. JOS. McNAMARA, of the said FIRM, does this day n?sunie the COLLECTING o itH ASSETS, nud the PAYMENT of its DEBTS. He alno returns thanks for tho Patranago heretofore bestowed, and hopes his friends and customers will continue the same. JOS. McNAMARA, v - ? a#Vl apj ft tf Citizen s Saving's Bank OF SOUTH CAROLINA. WILLIAM MARTIN, President JNO. R PALMER, Vloo-Presldcut. JNO. P. THOMAS, A. G. liR^NC'iKM. Cashier. J. C. R. SMITH, \s-istaut Cashier. DIRECTORS, VTAnt Hampton. R. II. RoTtanoa. J. i*. Thomas. 1>. Ravi ski.. Jr. F. W. MoMahtkr. Hev. William Mautin A,f. IIaskkll. Jxo. B. Pai.mkb. J. F.li Ouro i. Tiiou %a E. Caruu. O^ANuriliriltr i;!tA>."il. ; I I { Mr Tin: SOLICIT ? lileMra. GLOVER & LOCAL PIXAXCH : ?r\i: MS, Hon. filOS. V r . [j I Col. PAL t. ! ? Cnpt. JOHN A. HAMILTON. - ASSItTAXy VfcSSUEii. JAMES Ji. ? ?'? LLS. I>opoHitM of t^l.oo and i pwnrdu INTEREST allowed at 7 per cont. on Spo cial Certificates of Dopostt. On Ordinary Savings Deposits, Oper cent, will bo Compounded every six mouths on Ac counts. jau Jl C Om - --?=1= THEODOEE KOH2T & BUG-, BEG TO CALL T?tf ATTESTEN j&P'TtfE PUBLIC THAT HAVING FULLY Com pleted their arrangements for the Spring and Bummer Trade by uniting energy and combined efforts, have succeeded in forming one of the most Attractive Stock of Goods ever offered in this Town, and simply desire to attract tho NOTICE of every purchaser to call and examine our GOODS and PRICES, whether with a view to immediate purchase or otherwise, being fully determined TO OWflU COMPETITION tn every article in tho Houb?, and feeling fully couvinoed that their Customers, before lewr ing, shall be suited in every possibly rospcot. spuing and summer styles of dress goods At Unprecedented Low Prices including the most Popular Makes now worn for the Season. Also great Burgnius will be offered in WHITE, BUFF and BROWN LAWN, LINEN nnd DRESS CLOTH FOR SUITS. A Splendid Variety of WHITE Pt&/.L8 at 2-'?, 30, 85 and 4? cts. per yard, including a Full Line of every Grade and Quality of Organdies and Swiss Muslins, Tucked Nausooks, Jaconet and soft finished Cambrics, Nanaooks, striped und checked Muslins, Puffings for Waists, &c, at the very lowest possible PRICES. We offer UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTR in DOMESTIC and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, MARSAILLE8 and HONEY COMB QUILTS. Also a fine Assortment of SILK PARASOLS and SUN SHADES at Exceedingly Low PRICES. LA HI S' and MISSES' WHITE, BLACK and BROWN $UN DOWNS and'MAGNOLIOS, RIBBONS, CORSETS, HOISERY, UNDER GARMENTS, at Great Bargains. Our Stock of GENTS CLOTHING Vnd FURNISHING GOODS is Complete. Fine Line of MERINO aud GAUZE SUMMER UNDERWEAR AT OL Et X'i&Vfkl, POPULAR PRICES. THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER. F TO HOUSEKEEPERS! WILHELM tHEODOU M?LLER iias on Hand a fine lot of FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, WHICH has been SELECTED witii the UTMOST CARE, nnd are WARRANTED to SUIT every body, both in QUALITY and PRICES. A FINE LOT OF BRANDIES, WHISKEYS, GIN, RUM nnd WINES of every GRADE, and especially adopted for Family Purposes. Al?o SECARSand TOBACCOS of Mto FINEST BRANDS, w'ulaonc af the FINEST A3 SORT.MENTS of PIPES in the MARKET. V Come nnd Examine my GOODS and PRICES before purchasing elsewhere?it is no trouble to show them. ^ tnny 18 0 tf E. EZEKIEL hist received a fine assortment iCHES, CLOCKS and JEW i which will be sold LOW OWN for cash. M. B.-?Clocks, Watches and Jew elry REPAIRED. may 1 > feb IS lye JT7SUECECTED VOSE'S GROCERY, A CHOICE LOT OF Hams, Breakfast Strips, Smoked and 1>. S. BA(H)N FAMILY .tHOI'KUIKs ALWAYS * IIAND. Call :.t once j. GFO. YOSE. ^TJGTiBTA. FLOUE may 13 c ly FLOUR! FLOUR!! FLOUR!!! EXTRA AND FAMILY FLOUR FROM GEORGIA AND NORTH CAROLINA MILLS. SUGARS, COFFEES AND POTATOES, CRUSHED, POWDERED, A WlIlTJB, C YELLOW, AND BROWN SUGARS AT RE DUCED PRICES. 4NOTUER SI PPLY OF CHEAP COFFEE 5 LBS. FOR $1 GOOD TABLE POTATOES. choice navy toracco?pocket pieces. Fuf S.ile I)}' JOHN A. HA-jSlILTOlSr, npl 'I'l?ly Fire lusuraucc Agent. SPRING OPENING! JOSEPH M'NAMARA, UTTCteiM t ctpupt ITnvo just oponcd an entire new STOCK of SPRING GOOD'S, cotapleto in tho various ^Departments. "* DIAGONALS, CLOTHS, CASS1 ME It Es TWEEDS. LIN ENS, DRILLS and COATING8, COTT N'ADES and READY-M \DE CLOTHING, well selected aiwl ol manifold Stylos. DRESS GOODS in variety, MUSI.INS and CALICOS, tho latter Hi yds for $1, or as Cheap as any in the market, all of tho most Pashioiiablo Paterns. YARD \yiDK brown and black DOMESTICS, ni \2\, and a complete line of all kinds at corresponding prices. SHOES, GAFFERS. HATS', SHIRT FRONTS, YANKEE NOTION'S, &o. Also. GROCERIES, II VRDWARE and CROCKERY W ARE, which will be sold CHEAP as can be bought in any house in this State for the ( ASH. ?pl '2'2 c ly TAX NOTICE. SOTli ??. ? hereby ^itoii that tlic COItPO ' ? I ? i 14 i '.vii df Oiangehurg, E, iM-ing (2) TWO Mil.LH I A IV?or TWENTY CENTS Ired Dollar?, &o.t kc . shall .: !li?> DllUG 8TOUK t?K fell. I-.11 ihis date * April 20tb,} nml . : i ? lo receive the sumo, each day, tti LRe 'J HU May, When, lUe Hooks will be closjd. l Defaulters ?ball Iw amenable lo the L?w. K. J. OLIVE 1103, Clerk Town Council. a pi 20 4(t CA. CHOWELL, Administrator of E|it # Uuin])b, ami Adin'r Je bums nun; of John Humph, pies notice that on the lstl of June next, he will apply to lion. T. C. ^n drews, Judge of Probate for his Final Lfis ohnrge, April 281b, 1871?20?41 ] N?TIGE. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE, Ornngcbbrg, 8. C, April 21, 1871. IN ACCORDANCE with "An Act to define the- jurisdiction and duties of the County t *< >n? in i*s -?;???? " * passed Iho twenty-sixth day of September, A. M. I8C.R, end "An Act" amendatory thereto; passed March 9th, 1871, nnd pnrsnnirt to Resolntiena passed by the hoard of County Commissioners of Orange burg, NOTICE Js hereby given that PROPO SALS for ifEPAlRINQ the "Willow Swamp Bridge/1 on th" Ilelman Bridge- Bond, and for REPAIRING the CAUSWAY and HOL. ?LOW BRIDGES loading to he "New Bridge," In the Fork of the Edistos, will be received at this Office. All Proposals rni*t be accom panied by two or more sufficient Suritics, and must be handed in on or before the 20th lay of May, 1871. JAMES Vas TASSELL, ?pl 22?Vi C. B, 0. C. JUST KHCKIVKD 500 BUSHELS CORN, WHICH IS* OFFERED VERT LOW SPRING GOODS M l F. W. E. Briggmann & Co. HAV1G JUST RECEIVED A FILL STOCK OF Spring Dress Goods, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. AR oar UOODS ore LOW in PRICE to suit I ho times. Oor stock of GROCERIES LIQUORS WINES . ALE and LAGER HEER Is of FIRST QUALITY and Low in Price. Call and see for yourselves. F. EL W. SRIGGMANN & CO, apl 8 od 9 ly Ii I G EED FAMILY COFFEE POT, one noon EAST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. B. E. H. PEARSON TIN WARE of EVERY DESCRIPTION made to order?Wholcsulc or Retail. It AT II I NO TUBS. FOOT TUBS. SHOWER BATHS. BAKERS with REFLECTORS. ROASTERS. Any kind of WORK in my Line made and repaired FOR CASll. GUTTERING and ROOFING done to order. LEAH PIPES repaired. SECOND HAND STOVES, repaired and cleaned up. ? apl 20 nug 18 8ro CANNON'S STORE IT One Door Below W . T . L I G II T F O O T S' RUSSELL STREFT, The Subscriber b^slcave lo inform his old friends and the Public generally that he has Jtist opettcd a fresh and general assortment I ol GROCERIES AND LIQUORS which he w"li,a'?n low down for G ? h. Come one ami r" I wi do my bet to piepse you f?d- j,ive n^r/ec; saiirfrcrlon. jan 7-*f JAS. CANNON. It^'ETALIC CASES. THE I7NDER.Sir.NED HAS ON HAND all of the various Sixe? of the rbovo thanes, which can be furnished immediately on ap plication. Also ntanttfuctnrcs WOOD COFFINS as u.-iual. and at tbv shortest notice. Apply to H. RIG GS. mar o??m Carriage Manirfadurcr. The People's Bakery. NEXT DOOR TO RED COFFEE POT, I.'itxt of l'resli/jtert'nn Cluurh, Rnnsvll-St. I am happy to ANNOUNCE to the C1TI ZENS uf Orangeburg, that I am now PRE PARED to SUPPLY Fondles and Cus'omcrs with RREAD, GAKE8, PIES, and nil other articles generally found in a FIRST CLASS BAKERY. WEDDING CAKE prepared with great euro to suit the most fuslidous tastes. The PATRONAGE of my friends and fel low-citizens is respect folly solicited. THOS. W. ALRERUOTTI. Mrs. ALBERGOTTI returns thanks for the Patronaga heretoforo bestowed, and hopes her friends aud Customers will contin ue the same. She will keep constantly on hand an as sortment of FRUITS. CONFECTIONARY and FANCY ARTICLES as usual. dec 10 8m iVT. A LDREOHT, ROOT AND SHOE MAKER, OK4\GF.?VRO, S. RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITI t.ens of Orangeha ;c and Vioinity that he has opened at his. NEW STORE ou. Rus sell Street, between Messrs. Briggmann .t Co. and McNamaroft Jones, with a complete Stock ef LEATHER, &c. and thai he has sufficient Workmen to fill atl '*>dei? ci.ttutt ed to bins. Thuuking the Public for paH patronage, respectfully solicits a cotitiuuance of the siine. 1 ERMS CASll. feb 5 oct If ?SEE G K n 9 S l V AlHIL tt.li t lLt.' tXMjM A.%U LAG Eli DEER. IAG ER HEER. CONTAINING OOPTE j RAS and A LE doctored with Salt, Lime and Alum, ere the latest adultcrufioos dis covered in New-York. Professor Mapes of New-York, analyzed the Deer from a dozun different Rrewerics, and all were found adulterated with noxious substance. It is saUL, that the sale of Dvugs to Brewers, is a profitable part of the trade. 'I'lli-* is perfectly infhmons Coecuhis indi-rus (,i !i berry) nux-vo<?wa. (dog hultoti) from which stryohnina is obtained, are some of i'<o delectable substances found in Beer! The',0 are potent poisons, and the Brewer fouud using them should be drowned at once in one of his own vats. P. 8.?I am willing to be drowned in my own vats, if any impurities should bo fouud in my Reer. I shall continue to make a healthful Beverage, so that it nuiy lie drank by the most ddi.vile without the least danger. JOHN C SF.F.OERS. ColnntMa, S. C. For fi\\>' in Oranienburg t>v tbo cask or ?thorwise, by ME RONE Y & SAIN, jan 7 C ly GAMNKT SHOP. WM. A. DULL offers his services to the Citizen* of <irangebiwg County a>> CABINET MAKER Inallitabranche?. Funerals attended with promptness. *>hl FURNITURE repaired and made new. Also Varnished without being rentovod. Sliop on the Eastern side of the Railroad. Givo mo n trial. 1 will also build Ruggy ami Wagon Wheels and Rodies cheaper than anybody elso in Orangchurg. WM. A. BULL, mar 11 tf FOR 8 AL\S BY WILCOX, GIBBS & CO. IMPORTERS & DEALER? IN GUANOS, 148 BAY St., SAVANNAH, Ga. 241 BROAD St. AUGUSTA, GrA, 151 East Bay, CHARLESTON, 8. C AND BY. BULL, SCOVXLL & PIKE, ORANGEBURG, 8. C. For further informal .?, apply or a?J dress as above fur Pamphlet. dot 19 weer 4? T. F. Baooie. R. R. H?ou? IT. C. Htnxnxf. BRODIE & CO. OTTON FACTORS ami COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NORTH ATLANTIC V ARFt CIIARESTON. 8. C. Liberal Advances made on Consignment, Hnrr.it to Androw Simonds, Esq., Pros'! 1st National Bank, Charleston, 8. C. may 21 wew It P. P. TO ALE, CHARLESTON, 8- C. LARGEST AND MOST COMPL?TI Manufactory of Dv>ors, Sashes, Blinds, Mean ings, &0p in tlie I outhern Slates. OST Printetl Price J?at Defe* Compe tition. jjQTSEND FOR 0NE-?8 ?a^Scnt Free on Application.^?f may 21 wee tf mm n GREAT oOUTHFr MONTHLY MAGAZIXE, Tico JJ*tlor? per Atmtrm. 64 PAGES READING MATTER, SO Page? AdverKieMMtsa WALKER. EVANS k COQSWILB* D. WYA TT AJKRN, CvAatii-ron, 8. C. I jidy 1ft If Q^KO. W. CARPEffTBBIr COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF 8AB> 8APAR1LLA GEO. W. CARPENTER'S COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT 07 BUCH? These Celebrated Preparations^ ovigiaaDgr introduced by Goo. W. Carpenter, under th*> patronage of the medical faculty, have PIS* so long extensively used by phy&miMss) others, that they are generally kaa*wa>fiav their intrinsic value, and enn be retted en M being most valuable re?edies in all caw? where Sarsaparilla< r Buohu are applicable, and cannot be too highly recemmeudeet' They are prepared in a highly coaoertrat** form, so a* to render the dose small and *?? venient. Orders by mail or otherwise ?rQ| receive prompt attention. GEO. W. CARPENTER, HKNSZEY 4 CO^ Wholesale Chemical Warehouse, N*. 737 *.!... *ri Kirn-t, rhiindeipnta. For sale Wy DUKES k SHULER, and 1. J. OLIVEROS, Orangeburg, 8. C, and DOWII A MOISB, Wholesale Ajreat*. Chwlestsa, ? OTII'F.. ? Toe ('???artner* SHIP lately existing between Dr. Bv A'NLY SIIULER and the UNDERSIGNED, under the Firm Name of DUKR8 k SHU I.HR, was DISSOLVED on the si th day of March, lsst, by the death of Dr. Shuler. All persons INDEBTED to the said FIRM, will make PAYMENT, and all pertona having DEM ANDS against the said FIRM will pi*, sent the same, properly attoited, to the ?so dersigncd, or to Dr. A. C. DUKKS, aw lb* place of businoss of the said Firm. J. w. IL MTBHL ap! 13?It Surviving Pari??*.