The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, May 13, 1871, Image 8

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XaO C AL, ^ j- ^ i.? -?*? 8ATUKDAY, MAY 13, 1871. AdvcrtiisepcntB Will riot, positively, b? eh&?ljfcd hctcufter i? tnis paper un* lbss hahded lo Us b? Wednesday morn* .big-, berbrVbht? o'tlbtk? WS liku to have company in our bffico, but tt ifc Btrlbtly aguiust ibe rules bf printing bftccs to read tbo copy on the cases. ?hu that is a privilege nl lowed i'o Vtbne bul thoso connected with ?%roftKe-. Our friends will pieuso ro inker this. k publh-h ou our first page the Pre U?ottnent of the ?raud Jury of ihi? \?ouhty, fur the May Term of Court, I 1871. It Is rivitlvj hjttgthy, but will re ? ipay a "enrofts! perusal. Some charges I 'tfbulniheVi <h it, We sincerely hope may LjJo tncf&tincd away. P The past week has been r. mar kable " for its changes. Monday, up to 12 ?o'clock M., it was warm. In the after noon the weather suddenly changed, and ioce has been oxtromoly cool for this son of the year. Wo arc fearful that csults will be ^nd for tho farmers, nine of the cotton crops have alroady nssumod a yellow hue. Wo hop'), how JpWt-r, that wo will be blest with a better . season soon, aud that the crops may 1-flrpc.n commence to grow again, CoUKT;rc-asscajblcd on Monday morn fyitfg last, his Uouor Judge lt. F. Graham Jjeskliiig. A large number of civil casea been disposed of. This week's proceedings have not been as interest ing as those of tho hist, civil business .bc^ng so much morn prosy than tho ex element of criminal'prosecutions There were several ?puoches made list week in fmo of tho latter cases, that really de a notice Ft cm us, because of the jfnft that have b i made upon -thoy where splendid. Cut we nut the space. B*e call special attention to the Pro vmal Curd of Dr. Charles 11. Tuber. ^} now a resident ??!' Or.ingcburg, *\ offers his survives to citizens out id vicinity. He is a distinguished Cian, and we coiigrutuiu'c our eiti t'iu advantage of thus being ?of curing tho diseases lu. which pifortunute humanity is heir. Ii.p Attempt at Fuiuiuahy ?On j ikjS'sday night an atteu.pt was made by ?tiiind of desperate burglars, to lireak ?fion tiiC 6tore ot Mi:sst> Theodore Kuhn Brother. Tw i holes wer.! cut through the front door, facing Main ?dtfreet, with a large auger; It is evi leut from tho positirna of these, that i would be-burglars, designed to effect y#tf entrance by boring just above the of the door, so as to enable them. ?ith the aid of some instrument, to lift Lit, and thus open thoir way. It is the work of professionals, and the sooner they are caught, the better it will be for tho safety of tho community. It is be SJicvcd from the circumstances of the case that Mr. Il uiry Kobjl (wlu it was known intended to leave the store that uiyht.) was watched, and as soon ns out '' of sight, these night walkers commenced , their work. But what cause! tlie;h to, de ?ist, at the time when their purpose was nearly accomplished is a mystery. \Vp . suppose though, that s> nothing frighten I led thcui, porhapa the return of Mr. Henry I tJCohp, The traces of their Werk w~;o |t not discovered until the next m.-iuing. r. ;; z con^ratui^to uur iriuuus mat tiie [ only loss su*taiuud by them is tho injury ? done upon the door of the story. And in connection with this wc aro led to ? coffer a little advice to thu good folks of our town. It is this : our impression is that thoro is u band of regularly orga nised theives right here in our uiidsi, and the best way to bruak thorn up, would be to watch each of them closely, }r ?Hu il thoy aro not sera doing sufficient work to niaku u livelihood, report them to a Trial Justice as vagrants, und thus 1$ the community of apt only an infer \jl nuisance but n set of housebreakers jjnd thieves. 41 UvttLKY nays tho people shall (how, when and where thv!,- money j ?'IJy doing this," he adds, "all this i will coavo, aud the shoo will juSt whvre it ought tu." IS suggested by our devil that Tim's vrould piucli like tho mischief, if %s tho case. Attorney General Chamberlain baa] written a letter to Gco. A. Trcohohn ofCharleston. Now, Mr. Chamberlain is a man to bo appreciated, and wo ro grct that some of his assertions or ad missions are to hn deplored. Wo think that representative, men of the Republi can party, could be a little more judi cious, and without any hurt to them selves. Whether Mr. Chamberlain's views, as expressed, will do him auy good or not, wo . venture l'io prediction :" that Gcueral W'-rthlugton will be eleotcd the noxt Attorney General. The following bputenccs were pro nounced, on the 5th iost., open persons convicted nt this Term of tho Court, by his Honor Jnd?;e Graham : 1) R F Culler?-Ak*:i nit and Butter)' ?Fined twenty-five dollars and costs, to be paid by 1st October next, or bo im 9 prisoned three months in County jail. Vundy Hampton?Assault and Batte ry?Sentenced to pay tho costs by 1st October next, or two mouths in County jnil. Billy Williams alias Billy Smith ?As sault and Battery?Appeal from Trial Justice?Ordered that original sentence of Trial Justice bo carried out. Boreas Cue?Malicious Trespass? Scaled scnteuoe. Bill Simmons?Grand Larceny?Sen tenced to penitentiary for one year. Moses Aikcn?Burglary and Ljtircony ?Sentenced to penitentiary at hard labor lor nno year. Abrain Reed?Grand Larceny?Sen tenced to penitentiary at hard labor for one year. Charles H Green and Charlotte Green ?Manslaughter?liuch to bo imprisoned in penitentiary at hard 1 ihor lor two years. The following civil cases wore tried during the past week : W A J SLtruuk vs J .hn F Riley? Mistrial?Continued. Calvin Sharp vs N 1> Steadman ? Trover?St t uck oft*. Thos A Smith va Peter W Aviugor? Continttod by <icbt. Don.ild J L two vs Ann C Andrews? A.-sun.psil?Verdict for plaintiff. ^jjjg//^m}LmmwP- '> ' -AV..m) AL?liutson, ol J ? Assuinpsit?llofcrvetl to Referee, and con! iuued. J.is Garvin vs VY \Y Pitts?Trespass ? y C F?Continued. Joseph Pickling, Adm'r vs Win S Ty ier?Trover?Referred to liefere ?Con tinued. Jos L Fickling vs Mary It Tyler? Account ? Rcl.orred to Relcrcc??Couliu tied. N 0 Whetstone vs Win T Patrick ? Note?Vcrd'ttt for plaintiff*. Il() Smoak vs M L Haid win?Case? Verdict lor plaint ill'. J W Davis va Wtikes Sawyer"-?Trov er?Continued. Catherine (' Palmer vs A Jourdain ? Assutnpsit?Verdict for plaint ill'. J W Autley v.s Thus Kay?Trover? M istrial?-Continued. J W Autley vs Sam Dibble?Trover ? M istrial?Continued. David Perttck vs J D Pricket?Tres pass to try title?Continued. Jno G Zciglcr vs A J Frederick ? Assuuipsit?Continued. Ben Stevenson vs II 1> Knox?As suuipsit?('out in ued. Rachel Poosor vs H W Kconerly ? Nu'.c?Suv.ck off, Jacob YV Aiitley vs II Rigga -Trut Win Dickson vs G W Kittrc.ll?Tres pass ?Struck off. Jno L Pickling, Adm'r vs D S Ken uerly ot ul?Note?Referred to Llofe rco. Jno F Picken, Fx'r vs John P II art zog?Account ?Yeidiet for defendant. J YV .-"ellers to ai vs F W Jones, Ext ?Note?Special verdict. Will Walkiiis vs Wui M Wolfe?Tres pass y C p?Left open. A \V Geifer, Kx'r vs Thf? W Olivet ?Note ? Verdict for plainsiti'. A W Geigor, ?x'r vs Glenn Oliver? Note?Verdict for plaintiff. Klvin W Bozard vs 11 Biggs?Trcs n iss ?Left upon. Joo McAlhanney vs Joseph Minus? Note?Verdict for plaintiff. Sinne vs Edward Minus ? Note?Ver dict for plaintiff. Obadiah Syfrot vs Hoory Fundcrbnrk ?Complaint for Compensation for Ser vice??Continued. I vtfeo. Bolivcr, Adru'r va Elviu W Bo znrd?Note?V?rcl?cl tor plaintiff. 'DJ Rumph vs JuoFRUcy?As sumpsit?M istrlal ? ('out i mied. Shackte & Richto vs Orangeburg County?Draft?Continued. W S DoTreville vs tho same?Contin ued. Edward Perry vs tho samo?Contin ued. Win C Wolfe vs John F Riley?Ver diet for defendant. COMMERCIAL. 91A It It KT REPORTS. OrriCR ?>r thk OiiAMOitni'no News, May 12, 1871. COTTON?Sales during the week 20 bales. We quote : Ordinary......11 06. Low Middling.12Jm) Middling.Id Oh Ronan Rick.M.CO per aushob Cohn.$1.10 per bushel. Cow l*BAS. 7"? per bushel. PlNDKBS.S1.-10 per bushel. GOLD. 00 SILVER.05 CHARLESTON MARKET. Cu.viti.K.sTox, Fpiim v Monxixn, May 5, 1871. Ordinary."f? Good Ordinaly..".I2j($ Low Middling....ri',. Middling.!. LATEST QUOTATIONS ok 80UTD ER N SECU R1T1 ES, is CHARLESTON, S. C. Corrected Weekly hy BANKER mid ItKOKEit, Ab. 2? Hrvd'l Street. May 5, 1871. Statu Skccmitiks?South Carolina, old. f.(7">; do new, (?,IJl) ; do, regist'd stoak, ex iff: fit ">. ClTV S It ?TICS ? Aoguslii, '.a. Hondu 78<Ji ? ???? S. c. t?t?cl< ' (? : ?? ' . hiiiibla. KAII.HO :? 1 . gng.o i.o.'-r. : ChnHesi ?ti <? l ? 0- 08 : Chitriotlc, C< ?? t't s? : Client w end Grcenviilu aa l Ooltuv.l do, ; Still .? guaraul ??? 78 f.? : Si.vaui.ali ? innri i (?> ~> : ? . . South Carolina, (" ' '? ? ? ' : irtan luirg and Union. t'i ' ? RaILUoaii St.oi ? laflotte, Cohliiih ; and Augusta, fii U>: '?? 'enville u.?i i < '....? .< Ida. (-I 1 : Nortnciislorn, f-AC: Savanii.? i and Ch ib'.-ioti. (<?'.?: South Carol' (whole Hliares) (<. It); do, (half do) (W, i ExeiiANiii:. New Voik S'ght, off par; Gold, I < ' <? 1 I:1: Silv.-r. 101../, ' hutaii cmioi.isa n.\xie tni.i.s. *Bank of Charleston. @ 'Rank of Ncwberry. "'. < Rank ot Caw leu.ttOlo bank oi Geoig?toAn. 2' ? Hank of South Carolina. < Rank of Cheater. st\? Lank of liuiuhurg. 10j) Itattk of Slate ol S <'. prior to .m.I ...:t-V. L. dkof Stale of issue ISOl and Iln>2..28(ii) HI,oilers' and Mechanics' Hank of Charleston. (y) ^People's ii oik of Charleston. ?'? ??? K Union Hank of Charleston. (a ??Southwestern R R ISauk of Cbarloa ton. (old). fTJi ??Southwestern R R Rank of Charles ton, (new). (JTj Si ate Hank of Charleston. 5(?i r arniers' ami Exi hange Hank of Cbtir lesion. fu. Rxclfangu Hank of Co)uuibia. B(n Commercial Laak o;' Columhia . 7' Merchants' Rank of Cheraw . 3(? Planters1 Hank if Pairtield . lion Si.iVe of sc loll.-, Receivable.90? Ci y of Charleston Change Rills .'.l?f-'n * Hills 'narked thus f *) are being redeemed at the Hank Counters of each, jail 22 Bin ORANGRDURG C. IL, S. C, A run. dd, 1871. The Finn of McNAMARA & JONES is tats day MUTUALLY 1>I-S0LVEL> by Con sent of both parties. JOS. McNAMARA, or the said FIRM, does this day assume the COLLECTING 0 its \SSETS, aud the PAYMENT of its DERTS. He also return'' thanks for the Pntransge heretofore bestowed nn l hope-bis fricnJs mi l customers will continue the same. JOS. McNAMARA, C, R. JONES, :t;.l ft If Citizens Saving's Bank OK SOUTH CAROLINA. WILLIAM MAR PIN President JNO. H P \ LM Vioo-Prcsidcnt. JNO. P. 'I IIOMAS, A. G. RRENdKR. Cashier. J. (J. R. SMtt'il Assistant Cashier. DIRECTORS. Wahr Hampton. H. II. RuTLr.nns. J. P. To -u xs. I?. Ravi ni t.. Jr. F. \V. MoMasth?! Lev. William Mautin A. f . II x 'Kl 1.1. jxo, H. P.m.mkii. J. F.i.i Oltl'Oi. TllOM.Vfl E <?.:.. ii. o:t.\N.: fllRJHO l;K.\> ill, AT Till Messrs. GLON Ei; . I I ? LOCAL FIX A v C:i ; 'I IL.u THOP. V " .. fi t ..1. PA' ' A h\ Cap*. JOHN .\. ? ? . ? IN'. ? ASSIST/. X?t -.7. ..... JAME - . I)?'l>osiln ol" 2 i>0 - nil i>v*:ir<L4 ^Received. INTEREST allowed at 7 per cent, on Spc oial Certificates of Deposit. On Ordinary Savings Peposils, C> per or tit. will bo Compounded every six months on Ac count ?. jau 21 c Cm THEODORE KOHU & SRO., BEG TO CALL TfcE ATTENTION OK THE PUBLIC THAT HAVING FULLY COM pletcd tlicir arrangements iot the Spring and Summer Trade by uniting energy ami 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 notioe of every purchaser to call end examine our GOODS ami PRICES, whether with a view to immediate purchase or otherwise, being fully determined TO OrWEtt COMPETITION tn every article in tho House, and feeling fully convinced that their Customers, before leav ing, shall be suited in every possible, respect. 8PRING AND SUMMER STYLES OF DIIESS GOODS At Unprecedented Low Prices including tho most Popular Makes now worn for the Season. Also great Bargains will be offered in WHITE, BUFF and BROWN LAWN, LINEN and DIIESS CLOTH FOR SUITS. A Splendid Variety of WHITE ltd A LS nt 80, 85 and 15 cts. per yard, including n Full Line of every Grade and Quality of Organdies and Swiss Muslins, Tucked Nuusooks, Jaconet and soft finished Cambrics, Nnnsooks, striped and checked Muslins, Puttings for Waists, &c, at the very lowest possible PRICES. We offer UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTR in DOMESTIC and HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, MARSA1LLE8 ami HONEY COMB QUILTS. Also a fine Assortment of SILK PARASOLS and SUN SHADES at Exceedingly Low PRICES. LATH S' and MISSES' WHITE, BLACK and BROWN&UN DOWNS and* MAGNOLIOS, RIBBONS, CORSETS, IIOISERY, UNDER GARMENTS, nt Great Bargains. Our Stock of GENTS CLOTHING tnd FURNISHING GOODS is Complete. Fine Line of MERINO and GAUZE SUMM ER UNDERWEAR AT OLK ISVjfel, POPULAR PRICES. THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER. TO HOUSEKEEPERS! WILHELM THEODOR M?LLER has on hand a fink lot of FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, WHICH has been SELECTED with the UTMOST CAKE, und arc WARRANTED to SUIT every body, both in QUALITY tend PRICES. A FINE LOT OF BRANDIES, WHISKEYS, GIN. RUM and WINES of every GRADE, and especially adopted for Family Purposes. *. AI<o SEGA RS and TOBACCOS of the FINEST BRANDS, with* one jt the FINEST AS SORTMENTS of PIPES in the MARKET. Come and Examine my GOODS and PRICES before purchasing elsewhere?it is no trouble In show them. may 18 o tf : - j,ty ist received a fine assortment ICHES, CLOCKS and JEW I which will be sold LOW ? WTS for cash. H. B.-?Clocks, Watehes and Jew elry REPAIRED. may 1 '> fob 13 lyc JUS3&3ECEIVED VOSE'S GROCERY, A CHOICE LOT OF Hams, Breakfast Strips, Smoked and 1>. S. B A CO N FAMILY ..IUHKKIKs ALWAYS c II AND. Call at otico J. G ISO. VOSE. A TL7GTJST A FLOUR may Hi c ly FLMR! FLOlliS! FLOUR!!! EXTRA AND FAMILY FlJOUIt FROM G KORO IA AND NORTH CAROLINA MILLS. SUGAR0', COFFEES AND POTATOES, CRUSHED, POWDERED, A WHITE, C YELLOW, AND BROWN SUGARS AT RE DUCED PRICES. A\0TIII:R M PPIA OP CHEAP CDIFKE Si M*S. FOR $1 GOOD TABLE POTATOES. CHOICF NAVY TOHACCO?POCKET PIECES. Fur S.ih: by JO] i x a . 11 vm 11;rox, npl 22?ly Fire Insurance Ajrcnt. SPRING OPENING! JvJkhi LI M INj^LiuAiiA, RUSSELL g rUKKT. I Have jusl opened an entire neu STOCK of SPRING GOODS, coavpleto in tho various ^Departments. " DIAGONALS, CLOTHS. CASslMEHES TWEEDS. LINENS, DRILLS and COATINGS, COTT N A DES and READY M IDE CLOTHING, woll selected ami ol in unfold Styles. DRESS GOODS in variety, MUSLINS and CALICOS, the latter l? yds for $1, or as Cheap as any in the market, idl <>:' tho most Fash ion a bio Patents. YARD WIDE brown and black DOMESTICS, at P.U, and a complete lino of all kinds at corresponding prices. SHOES, GAITERS. IIATS, SHIRT FRONTS. YANKEE NOTIONS, &e. Also GROCERIES, HARDWARE and CKOCKERYw IRE, which will be sold CHE VP a* can be boughl in any house in this State for the CASH. A pi 22 c ly TAX NOTICE. Vo I'll K ii J-oi < l>y given tlinl I lie CORPO '. \ ?. !' v? .? t 10 I'oWu of Ornugehurg, .:. being (2) TWO MILLS J Ali?or TWKXTY CENTS ? Ired I) .M ips. ,\c. \?? . shell ; the |>RC<1 STORK OK f>lt. 0)ii 'Iiis dale t April 2?i Ii,) and . flic i") receive Iho la mo, each rfilJT, il the 2lMh May, when, tbe Rooks will bo ?loa "I. I) ifoult< va ?bull bo amenable lo the L?w. K l. OLIVEROS. Clerk Town Council, npl 4t Cj A. CROW ELL, Administrator of F.iiz. jm Rutnpb, ami Adin'r de l^u i non ot John Rnmpli, gives notice tli.it on the I-; ef Juno next, ho will apply to lion. T. C, An ?Lews, Judge of Probate for his Final I'is ehnrge. ] April 23th, 1*7 1 20 It 1 NOTICE. CO I N I V COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE, Oruiifrebnrg, S. C. April 21, 1871. IN ACCORDANCE with "An Act 10 define (lie jurisdiction mid duties of the County Commissioners," passed Iho twenty-sixth dny of September, A. I?. [808. und '-An \cl ' amcudntory thereto, passed March fhh, 1871, nnd pnrsiiiinl t>> Rcsolntion* passed by the Hoard of County Commissioners of Orange? burg, NOTICE la hereby given that PROPO SALS for ifKPAIRINO the "Willow Swamp Rridge,' on the llolmnn Rridgo Fond, iuml for REPAIR I NO Iho CAUSWAY and HOL. LOW IIRIDCJES lending tobe "New llridge," in the Pork <??( the K !: ?...-. will bereoelredat this Office. All Proposals miwt bo uoeom panicd by t no ov more sufficient Suritics, mid must bo lianded in on or before the 20th dny of Muy, 1871. JAMES Van TASSELL, spl 22?51 C. R. C. C. JUST RECEIVED 500 BUSHELS CORN, WHICH IS Of FERED VBRY LOW SPRING GOODS!!! F. W. H. Briggmann & Co. HAVE JUST RECEIVED A FILL STOCK OF Spring Dress Goods, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. AR our GOODS are LOW in PRICE to suit ilie times. Our slock of GROCERIES LIQUORS WINES ALE and LAGER HEER Is of FIRST QUALITY nnd Low in Price. Call und see for yourselves. F. H. W. RRIGGMANN & CO. apl 8 oct 9 1y FAMILY COFFEE POT, OME noon EAST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. B. E. H. PEARSON TIN WARE of EVERY DESCRIPTION made to order?Wholesale or Retail. BATHING TUBS. FOOT TU RS. SHOWER RATHS. RAKERS with REFLECTORS. ROASTERS. Any kind of WORK in 1113- Line made and repaired FOR CASH. GUTTERING ami ROOFING done to order. LEAD PIPES repaired. SECOND HAND STOVES, repaired and civ i/ied up. ? apl '10 nug l'J 3m GANNON'S STORE!! One Doon Below W. T. LI G II T FOOTS' RUSSELL STREUT, The Subsoobci h^^sleave to inform his old friends and the Public generally that he has jn?t opened a fresli end general assortment Oi* GROCERIES AND LIQUORS wh'ch he wd1.k'*1! low down for Crib. Come one eiid I wi do my be t to please von pro' *Jve ?i'mTcc! tsaiivfrction. jan 7-^?f JAS. CANNON. METALIC CASES. THE UNDERSIGNED 11 \S ON HAND all of the v. ? imv- of the rbovo Cases, which e?n be furnished imtned! iicly on ap plication. Also manufactures WOOD COFFINS as usual, and at the shortest notio . Apply to II. RIG GS, mar "1?6tn Carriage .Manufacturer. The People's Bakery. NEXT DooR TO It KD COFFEE POT, East of I'rcsthgterinn Church. Iin$$cll-St. 1 am happy to ANNOUNCE to the CITI ZENS of Orangehurg. that I am now PRE PARED to SUPPLY Familes and Cus'oniors with BREAD, CAKES, PIES, and all other articles generally found in a FIRST CLASS HA K Kit V. WEDDING CAKE prepared with great cure lo suit the most faitidous tastes. The PATRONAGE .if my friends and fel low-citizens is respectfully solicited. THOS. W." ALHERGOTTI. Mrs. A LRERGOTTI returns thanks for the Patronage heretoforo bestowed, and hopes her friends and Customers will contin ue 1 same. She will keep constantly on hand an as sortment of FRUITS, CONFECTIONARY and FANCY ARTICLES as usual. deo 10 3m j\T. ALBREOHT, HOOT AND SHOE MAKER, ORAXGFRVRG, H. C? RESPECTFULLN INFORMS THE CITI zens of Orangebj f and Vicinity that he has opened at his. NEW STORE en Has sell Street, between Messrs. Briggmann .': Co and McNaniarn& Jones, with a complete Stock ef LEATHER, &c, and that ho has sufticient Workmen to till all "vdeo ci.iilh ed to him.. Thanking the Public for past patronage, respectfully solicits a continuance of the - tmc. '1 HUMS CASH. feb ?"> oct -'?'> If ? S E E Ci 1S It'S l \ VHUH LRATI.l) ALK AM) L A G E Ii Ii E E ti . IAG ER BEER. CONTAINING COPPE j HAS and ALEdoctoralI with Salt, Lime und Alum, are the latest adulterafioos dis covered in New-York. Professor Mapes <>f New-York, analysed I the Beer from a dozen differ on) Breweries, j and nil were found adulterated with noxious substance. It i? said, that the sale of D*ug* i M) Brewers, is a profitable part of the trade. 1 This is perfectly iofhmoira Coeculua indicua (,1 'i berry) nux-vocaAca. (dog laut on ) from I v. aieh strvehnine i? obtained, are some of C>0 doleclablo sttbitancea found in Heer! I i" e are potent poisons, and the Hrewer icain I using them should bo drowned at once in one of his own vats. P. S. ? i am willing to be drowned in my own vnts, if any impurities should be found i.i my Heer. 1 shall continue lo make a healthful Beverage, so that it nuiy lie drank l?y the most delicate without the least danger. JOHN 0. SEEGERS, ColntaWa, S. C. For sale in Orangebitrg bv the cask or etherwiso, b) MERONEY & SAIN, jan 7 c ly G a i >i x rt si roi\ WM. A. HULL offer* Idssorvicoa to the Citizens of Orangoburg County as CABINET MAKER in all ita brauche?. Funerals attended with promptness^ old FC il N ITUH P. repaired and node new. Abo Varnished without being rem ived. Shop on (hi Eastern side of the Railroad. Give mo a trial. 1 will also build Ihiggy and Wagon Wheels and Bodies cheaper than anybody else in Orangeburg. WM. A. RULL, mar 11 tf M A NIP Ujl?t E D^lrW' tjOMPOUND^ ?V? ^ a a m a a. - -. ? 1 M P? RT EtfFR 0 M FOR SALE BY WILCOX, GIBBS & CO. IMPORTERS iSe DEALEB8 IN GUANOS, 148 RAY St., SAVANNAH, Ga. 241 BROAD St. AUGUSTA, Ga, 151 East Bat, CHARLESTON, 8. C AND BY BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE, ORANGEBURG, S. C. For further information, apply or ad dress as above for Puuiphlc*. nov 19 wee 4m T. F. Baooir. R. R. Hntuf If. C. Hnnaixa. BRODIE &> CO. OTTON FACTORS am COMMJSSION MERCHANTS, KORTU ATLANTIC WHARF, CJIARESTON. 8. C. Liberal Advances nmdo on Consignment. IlHrr.u to Andrew Simonds, Esq., Pres't 1st National Dank, Charleston. 8. C, may 21 wee If P. P TO ALE, CHARLESTON, S. C. LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETB Manufactory of L?.t<rn?. Sashes. Blinds, Mould ings, &c, in the i out hern Slates. t@T Printed Price hut Defies Compe tition. fi?'-SF.ND FOR ONE-?? gg^Scnt Free mi Application, may 21 wee If GREAT HER,\ MONTHLY 31 AG A Z I.HE, Two /Jajfars per Ann Km. C.# PAGE9 REARING MATTER. 30 I'agcH AdrertfeeMt??!?. WALKER, EVANS & COGSWILtv AND D. WYATT AIKKN, OAatusTos, I. C. july 1ft tf Cr t *m. w. ?. aicpa:.\ teuti COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OT 1 AB 8 AP A RILL A GEO. W. CARPENTER'S COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BVCflU Thene Celebrated Prcparati?ay orifiaa?j introduced by Qoo. W. Carpenter, under tba patronage of the medical faculty, have been so long extensively used by phyaeeiaa* aaA others, that they are ?(?n??r??riy kss^sfs? their intrinsic value, and ran be refied en as being most valuable remedies in all oases where Sarsaparillair Buohu are applicable, 1 and cannot be too highly recommended' They are prepared in a highly coaeeatrateA form, so oa to render the dose small aad tea renient. Orders by mail or otherwise wiB receive prompt attention. GEO. W. CARPENTER, HENSZEY k CO-, Wholesale Chemical Warehouse, No. 787 Market street, Philadelphia. For sale by DUKES & 8HULER, and 1. J. OLIVEROS, Orangeburg, 8. C, and DOWIB k MOISE, Wbeiesare Agents, Charleatea, C. tf or It'F.. ? Th? < opnrt ncr S1I1P lately existing between Dr. B. ANLV S1IULER and the UNDERSIGNED, under the Firm Name of DUKES k 8HU LEK, was DISSOLVED on the 30th day of March last, by the death of Dr. Shuler. Ail persona INDEBTED to the said FIRM, will make PAYMENT, and all persons having DEM VNDS against the said FIRM will pre sent the same, properly attested, to iha aa~ dersigncd. or to Dr. A. C. DUKES, at Iha place of business of the said Firm. J. w. II. DUKES, apl 10?It Surviving Parti