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THE UKANUEBUHtf INI KW 3" J. FELDER MEYERS?Editob, ?EORGE I50I.? V J.K, Wisakciai. and Business Makaos)), * -? SATURDAY, NOV. 18,1671. Every srtiole for the Ouasckiu iui News ^jaust, be accompanied by the real namo of the author??not necessarily for publica U?.'^traY?^unflilittfc bf'g?od faith on the .^e^tj)f.t}ic writer. , IHM Mlfonefcs/aiul Repudia \\%'/ ri 'l--. rttitv. i_ '' ti'd :*'miii. rc ?. ': \ bi ? ? ' ??*? ' - juilaA ?m\ > Ucjpg.raisod, ?i??ttH?lrJktl^jHps ju regard to. tUo.finHn. olallconditiuti of ?South Cnrolinn. Some ?^flrWgl^riaOej' beeh ^saW and wfitton ??iracil?1?^'" **^.^i^cl^&oVB ' of a ?worn eninrl, li\r ( .? ; halo towards tJio Ooycrpment. thnu, nu ^i?'S? nt, To asfsms r>,!3 i.' ? 1 ,^o^sf,/i31c^c^,ndyftne>s nnd^euefit her .flfAvi^ioiai'K (hao-C wbad very little ? Arom4b;eag?,iicralv press, to~ x)onviuce us ?0tnHfc^ch^':fionnc?nl panic, as the'one referred lo,l\n upon us. However, as it i?aYleged that there is an ovcr-issuo of fl^a^sjjtp^he.auipnnjt of twenty millions, e'p?-dollars, :lofc na eoosider-the qttostieti f'Siaflntlyt':Cot-Ohioi??-Scott and Treasurer' 'VaT*%fV8rjM it is so.' lit '.it heavy amount of ?iztMiiJxi a iionJ im Ino'oij * ds nave been printed, but that they liuajfoirnoo uiow ^nrn : ??? . J ?ilrrW .?^JroWU.fr'?J emphatically con wenftlicb. t>Thft;-Now~ York- World prc ^"totftfcfto' hflve' made th?M discovery,'rind trj judge :Trrjin''*s?hie or its utterances ^undcrf scnsnuootUj head-lTncs, seems to k^hf^i^f1^^ the fact? \fsuch il rJMWlc?if^,a'u-otherwise. That Journal sipcifebserfa-tremondoas bmouut of friend* snt^'fot -thVfionth, but ttpob 'a careful ^Icw pf'ife'courVc, ?eitWdor' compels us ^Oj^^u^yCj |f niore of an enemy in the ti#?ooftoueT? fefflSS*' ipirVI from ssiTltiYil'pfo r""1 The Morfd -rtb?B ?arsOBUk.iiig? uioney, aud as its quill ?dtMftrs'' doubtless '-Mug ago adopted the conclusion that success is the criterion it is but. natural that jt should ,*i??u ban*) tit.] 8(ppurL,^nt I Or? wra^h. p gainst the Republi ?irVil!^'lY,?t^i]iM^^ t0 iac:-?ase its oenhsoiiptibii^. fpr'.we opiue that it is metrgre cruObgh iithongrespcct.ible people 1 ?M/c North. Tweed and the Tanima nyites arc perhaps ita^ ^enly patrons in ^J^flWjYork. . liut as those fellows have matter of t lfilJHo;wJ6 ?e?m considerably reduced. niid-i off; icdi i""d rt j} . Hence itjuust, needs bestir itself, not lot, nus fcirfj y<*l\? r. bnirovi K 1 l,y . jWto9,wuivcit? ..vv.hercwitli to pay off nfli'ttkivautLrleauj. j scribblers, but ulso enough to keep tlw-iMchine goiug until ^r^try*frcts?' afd?'to^'cof?c to fhe res Pcuc^ffairj;. Slie is crippled now. "Ross" eujU Oi^*Jut?fi?t9 ^T\vced Jiid lifs^asHiciatcs in plunder and lltirr.eavri"?rftfc under ..-irres.t,, aud as it, is 1f?6baWe thhtv'J>eforothcy get n lice and ?foil dhMltlirge^rAni the clutMiee of tho *\Vill h'avo wohV coiivicfs' ^cJcShCS hue! Hcncd out a decade or two ?Mia ul rot riii (i Silin I tiii J8aVe??fWCW?W? it, is -quite a natural g^enqcqirc^co'. that the journal, whose o^silAlc cartxrr )\a<* been nn apology for WieVdVVu^tioris in Nciv York, should be 'Stfetilig*ybout*fur a living. It is a mis ^riunc tjuit it selected South Carolina for its prey. She will perhaps survive the blovc? Rnb nlet u*- eousidcr for a ??Aorlier^t ??the-'-VpirH which doubtless ^fcaWptecf fl\c -Woi-Id to raise' its howl *n6out,'th'e''banl!rnidev of South Caroli ffll.^phi'.uper -day its columns have aL/jcn bcsniqaruU with abuse of our St::te a<RGcti:k<vaiid teiitimeuts aud assertions ??^t.-;..l. ..<.,. ?.^..-.'.i..*?.i i... . 7)fc*fwhe4o the/ nre not knowri. The ?7d did its best to whitewash and .?or us. ? il conceal the frauds of Tammany, and persevere J nighe^nnd ?l?y in that courso, "ftfl?tif'the Tirnrs nrul Tn'hitne had so sue Jccpsfully cx.pnsed them, ns to defy cx Trjlaining^away. I t was then in a djleuia. AVtliQri Tirimaiauy ? uout up, its mouth piece was a largo sufTercr uo doubt) and aSjWe have Baiu, had to look around for ?0; living somewhere else. lu turning its ghastly eyes upon us, and raising its demoniacal yell oT South Carolina's TjankrupjLry-, it had two (hougts in mind Ose was to increase its subscriptiou aud dnfluonooj.ftiid ' tihe--other hrtltvcrt the attention. t>f tho country, which had ^ecu knifed hp?n Tammany, and di ed i- ?,* , ' u.\ : ,-? ;,- ?><-? WJC| iL li?io"? J lus may oe oonsuioreu m^'iro)iu? t*rtijti/.''fn,t. Certain it is TnSit journal has Buceecdcd in making ow ? j^^wt class-sciistition, even if it fails to aierivc any^'pecuniary benefit from its mum ad arumenam editorials. AM SB-SI '?? But j^4o^p thing . it will not succeed. ?m-fffil BOt fiCc?hipIhffi iTs^qu^sll?nn-" blc course of attempting, -to tuTOr"-tho public mind from the contemplation ef the rnostgigsotic frauds that ever dis graced :\ people. Tb,fl recent elections deinopstwic ibis fict/ Tho jcoplo know of the rtittonness of the men who engi neer tho World, and it will not suc ceed in hushing their clamorous demand for tho trial and conviction of "Boss" Tweed, and his bod-follows in corrup - tion. The World may endeavor never so hard to gloss them ovor, and pnint huudrcds of pen-picturco of our ruiuod financial condition,?to further its ob ject. It probably' never finds many scruples in its Wa'y. Life it Wants and lifo \t must have. If that could bo.got out of the Bcpublicau party, it would very likely be-fillcd with,, honey to-mor row where it now overflows with gall. As this is improbable, because the lio puMienns have no use for it, of course there arc but two alternatives left it ? ono to die, or accommodate its tone to Southern Democratic prejudies. This latter it has done. Indeed It prates and caterwauls more over our alleged mis fortune, in Icing defrauded, than do m.niy of those who mus? suffer in such an .event. Just such sympathizers as the World assisted, to put us in u . posi tion to be robbed ' and plundered by morcouary thieves. That sheot, wu'll warrant, did its share in bringing our calamities upou us. and we do not propose to day to kiss tue baud that so lately smote us in tho face. But let others do as^thdy f>lcV:c; We regret to see, however, a disposition on the part of many to do honor to many of those who tried to wipe out tho last vestige of Southern identity during the late war. Look at Frank P. Blair, for .instance. It was that mau whose hatred for us, and malignity of Soul, prompted him to have no riiercy on poor' South Carolina, in his mid through here with Sherman. Vrank P. Blair directed the hurniug of thousands of houses in this State ; and yet to-day, were he to visit O.rangeburg, where tho debris of the fire, lighted perhaps by his own command, would stare him in the face, thcro are some who would receive him as he was wel comed in Montgomery not long since. But let us return to the State fiimiires^ (Prji^ticlm^! the line and^cry raised, ia regard to them, is altogether unnecessa ry, and will accomplish no good. If it proves to bo a fact that South Caroliua has been defrauded out of twenty mil lions of dollars, or evou one hundredth part that much, no ono will be quicker and more willing1 to condemn aud have the perpetrators scut to the penitentiary than oursclf. It is our beliof that the fin auccs of the State arc not in as healthv a condition as we could wifch them ; but we submit that it would seem like the better part of wisdom to wait for a more competeut witness to bo placed upon tho stand Umu the New York World, before going rattle-brained iuto so grave and se rious n work as that of repudiation There is n proper way to do everything, and this is the time iu which that way should be observed. If auy of tho State officials have been stealing, or engaged in speculating with tho pub lic funds, let our people wait until the Legislature convenes and let each Coun ty in tho State elect cne delegate of in telligence and shrewd financial ability, and send tho delegates thus elected to Columbia, instruct them to petition the ry .???.--...: .,..??...-. ? ???_ tho power to investigate the books aud public records of the State, and if that body refuses to comply with sueh petition, let it be bold up to tho people ae an accessary after the fuct, in peculation and fraud. But we do not bolievo the Legislature will refuse such a request, In deed it is our opinion that that body will appoint a committee to eo-operato with that of the people. And if no fraud. arc found, let the facts bo published to the world th.t the Democratic party got up a frightful howl about corruption, aud upou investigation by delegates from their own party, nono wore found to exist. On the other' hand, if there has been an over-issue of bonds, and it should bo asccrtaiued that tho charges of dishon esty against cert&in oi our public sor vants, tire true, why let the fullest measure of tho law bo meted out to the swindlers and rpcculators ; make them disgorge their ill-gotten gains, and pick stouo in the penitentiary. We think 1 tuch a course as this would be wiser "th'arf tho rash art?'Hali^rous ?ne~ pr?^ poacd by tho Charleston Courier. To be candid, we think, in all charity, that the course taken by that journal, has shot wide of the mark. It demands re pudiation. That's sounds Tory Well In theory, brother Courier, but tell us, pray, how you are going to reduce it to practice? By culling a Convention of "leading men !" Bah ! Docs our content porary ever think " that its counselling tho people of this State to repudiate her obligations, will result in more of nu injury than a benefit, to them ? Did it ever think that instead of fol lowing I In' tho wake of that delectable sheet, tue TKorW,'it would b*> tnoro t mid b > manly .and patriotic to follow a course of its own ? Aud hero wo outer our solemn remonstrance againat the enun ciation of any scheme or sot of the people which would place our State iu a dishonest nttitudo before the world. The bonds of this commonwealth which have becu issued for carryiug ou the government, and those that have been sold or hypothecate.1 to rais? money to pay interest on tho ante helium debts of tho State, nro stamped with the faith of her people, and to rcpudiato thorn would ;.t".!:'.! in no other light than that of dis honesty. Wo shall oppose any measure calculated to impair the honest obliga tions of our State; and let honest Re publicans repudiate the rcpudiators in their ranks. Lot them cuter their emphatic diselumer ol the conclusions and theories of the Democratic press. We do not desfrj Ahat ?ny pojfion pi-the. United States und especially South Carolina, should be degraded, cither in its credit or its honor, boforo the world or among our own poople. Let us main tain tho good name and fame of our credit. Wo believe, indeed we know, that tho tax-payers have more to bear up under than is just. Taxes arc too high. But an attempt at repudiation will not lower them. What wc want is a gene ral cutting dowu of Offices and salaries. Wo have more public offices than wc have any use for. It should b? the work of the uext Legislature to thin thoui out. But to return to the finances again. Tho Charleston Newt at first assumed un independent and sensible position iti the matter; but, true to^its itisjflj^ts. it 'cm^?^?a1*jts~tono the moment (he pres sure of publio opinion was leveled against it. That journal was ti.'Vcr an instructor and educator of public sont i meut; it always follows it. This is an evidenee of its consciousness of the very weak place it holds in the confidence of the people. In its issue of the 8th, the Nemt siid: "Now, oxamiug the four points which the World makes, aud admitting both the power nud the unscrupulous charac ter of the State officials, wc do not s?>e that we have any cause for wild alarm. The attention which ir>. directed to our financial affairs will make it easier for the taxpayers to compel the pmductiou of a truo exhibit of tho State djbt?an exhibit made by gcutlemen who know their busine s, and whom, not being conucctcd with the State Government, the people are willing to trust. Aud we shall find it less difficult than ever before to give effect to purely defensive measures for the protect ion of the proper ty-holders of tho State. This isasfaras it is prudent to go at prcsut. There is cause for vigilance aud firmness, but not for a panic. We are not ready to assume, for the sake of political effect, or as a news paper sensation, that there is a fraudu lent issue of 620,000,000 of State bonds. There may be an over issue, but it is tint ..,_<>,v<wv>,uwv', iiu; k lourui oi ttiai ftUUl. Nor do wo believe that the Suite owes Mr. Kiuipton S4,000,000 ; nor can wc adaiit, just yet, that tho expenses of the last session of the General Assembly were $800,000, when we kuow that ouly $135,000 were actually appropriated." Thus the News argued just a few days ago. In its issue of a later date, it goes lack upou its former uttorances, aud advises tho people to resist the payment of all taxes, both Slate and County. Wc expected no more from that uustnblo and milk-and-water journal. As for oursilf we should not oppose a Convention of "leading (!) men" to considor tho question of repudiation. It could not injure us individually, but it would work io the detriment of the peoplo at large. I'uscrupulous politi cians would post tu ?\ ftshington aud swear that tin whob Stalo was up in re bellion against the Government. Kvery sane man knows what tho eonsequeuce would be in such an event. This we de sire to avoid Wc want our \ eople so to act that, when the ncxielection eoiucs off, g??3, (f?nest mein',' of c?uservrftiV e~vTeirVT from both parties, will bo elected to public positions. And this will be depo if our intelligent fellow citizen* will-Oct cuuitiouslj. Don't follow,, thttj Cottt-ier. j That journal wants another (jfovcitfton ' in order to have something new to tyritekj about. For months und pjQfi^hs it has been harping upon one string. Tax Payers' Convention, Tux-Payers' Con vention, Tax-Buyers' Convention, has been the ory irom d iy to day, and iwbero in the name of heavens s the man that can point out one single benefit de rived by our people from its, proceed ings. Will not our contemporary serve out the substantial* now7 Wo are sick and tired of its monotony. To con elude, wo sny awuy with your impracti cal Conventions, and let us to work like men ; and if, us alleged, there has been a fraudulent i&suo of bouds, let us ferret out the guilty pnrtios and see thut they are punished. Find them, aud we will help to make up a purse to foj aide aa-.l honest lawyers, to have them hung, if it be possible. P. S.? Since writing tho above, the Yorkvillo Enquirer the most influential Democratic weekly in the State, comes to u? with the following editorial, the viows of which coincide almost precisely with outs. Xu its issue of the 10th inst. it says: "We regret to perceive that the t'hir lcstou Courier, referring to the ?Hege 1 corrupt'na) of our State officials in regtrd to the bonded debt, advocates out-aud <jut repudiation as a reli'-f fro n our ^bbdiug ills; and that the .Vows, dwell itig*upon the same subject, advis s the people to^rclnso to pay the State and county taxes now falling due until a trustworthy exhibit is made of the en tire liabilities of the State, aud until furthermore, satisfactory guarantees are "iven that tho moneys of the people, will, hereafter, be honorably spent. The wisdom of either of these plans is extremely doubtful. If Governor Scott Nilcs G. Parker, Dr. Neagle, and dthers who are charged with porpe'rating these alleged frauds are guiity of the charges, let them be brought to the bar of justice i in a legal itanuer and there bo m i le to answer for their misdeeds. Our Si ate oHiciuls are atneoablo to the people for their nets,yand the people have it in their power to ll^Jd them to a strict accounta bility J^bjj^^^^dtltfj?! per forma neu of We have had the temerity on forme, occasions to tie?vunee the old fogy and somewhat obsolete doctrine that two wrongs do not msi-e a right, and thut it is beUv'r f"r u" outraged people to seek redress of il'ojr grievances in a legal mannor; and wo tni.'fk eubscfjucnt de velopments of quite a recent, date, prove the correctness of the policy we iudicai'd We suggest tin? same course in the pro sent inrtance. Lot us 'gnoro tho idea of repudiating legal obligations,cud lot tho people pay their taxes as they b<'Uomc due; and having dtseh trga-l oik duties properly, if our publ c officers aro reini>s in the ?performance of theirs, let them be brought to condign punishment in a legal manner." I1ST OF l,i:TTJ;ns Remain j ing in the Orangobur^ Post Orhce to October 4th, 1871. B.?Jim lirunaon. E W Doiard, Sam'l Brown. 0 ?Henry J. Carson. P.?Mrs J L Fold. 11.?Mis* Virginia Itoed. S.?Abbie .Smith, Stevenson, Thomas Ste venson, I. A Sterckel. T.?fici S Turner. 2. ,W? Hilliard Wright. Persons calling for the above letters w\\ please say thev are Advertised. p. Db.maoS, p m HYMENEAL. Mauiui.o?On tHe 2d of Nov., 1S71. by Itev. W. G. Muck, Mr. M I.. HEKLONO to County. VNOTIIF.U Lot of I'ancy and dark CASSlMKitS a.. P. S. FELDEK & & CO. \S DR. E. J. 01.IVER0S, No. 100 liussrll Street, ORANCiEBURU. Bo. Ca. DSAt.KU is DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, Fine Toilet Soaps, Fancy Hair & Tooth Brushes, Perfumery und Fancy Toilet Articles, TnjMftCft and Slioiilder-RraeeH, OK ASS & G AHDEN REEDS, i'urc Vt'ines und Liquors f<jr AJcdicat Parpost i. Paitils, OiJs, Varnishes and Dye Mulls. I,otter-Paper, Pens, Ink, Envelopes, Ula*?, Putty, Carbon Oil, La nipt; and Chimneys. Cay* Physicians' Prescriptions Accurately Compounded. nov 18 1 I C%d\f\i\ HuhImvI? Rice wanted i 2000 by P. S. PELDEU CO. nov 1R ort 11 din E t? be had at IL Kies Ki'rjl *VH1 of J. 0. Weeks (jaby wfiikx and others. V? Notice Ja bcrcb/ giTiMi to the Creditors of Josepii 0. Weeks) 10 proyo rlwfr dorn und * before me on or before the eighteenth day of January noxt. at Oimigeburg C. H. J. F. IZLAIt, Ileferec. Not. loth, 1871.?18?4t eow < I' ! BiYK'K Velveteen*, and white black ALPACAS, nil gr lea nt ? p, 8. FELDE 11 & CQ.'8 United States Marshals Sale. TV. II. Wesson, J U. S. Circuit vs V Cour?. Decree in Jabob Ei If, Aruaker. ) F'or.iulosure. By virtue of tlio Docvoc of tlip said Court, will be B'jlnat Charleston on tho lith De oembcr next, at 11 o'clock. That voluable Plantation in Orangebiirg Count)*, situate on S. C. Rail Roid. iu Sad ler's Swamp, and formerly tlie Residence of Adam Amnker. bounded north on lands of Amnker, east by laotisof J. D. Keitt and J. W. Duntzlcr. souih by lauds of J. F. Riley dud Estate of L. Smoke, mid wrest by land-, of Dr. J. SnuAo, Mrj St a ley au i Cnpt..D. Stack. Terms?One-thlH enu?, balanc* iu one and ni'u ye.u \ witii intcrqs) !rmn date, pay able annually, secured by bond ami mort gage of B:ii t blantdtiou', Purchaser to piiy for papers and stumps. LKW IS E. JOHNSON, U. 9. Marshal nov 18 4t H Ifln^T Kinkel PitlCE paid lor (IRIAN *l P. S. FELDKE A CO.'S SHIIS?OLETH LODGE No. 28, A.\ F.\ M.\ A Regular Communication of ibis Lodge will bo held on TUESDAY the 4ti> of De cember next. An ELECTION for OFFI CERS for the entiling year will be had : and business of iroporiance transuded. Mcmbors will lake due uutioe and govern themselvs accordingly. W. J. DkTREVILLE, nov 11 Secretary. I>OO.M5i TO I, ET. \) -'ppiy to T. FELDER A CO.'S NOTICE. ESTATE JAMES, A. PA RLE R, We will s<dl at Public Outcry, ni the resi dence of ibe late .lik!*. A. Darier. ?or c&sh. all tli<* Personal Property belonging to sam Estute, on the 20la day Novellier, 1871. W. R*. PARI.Eft, J. B. 81NQLETART, nov 4?It Ev outers. A Splendid v% A<;<#>: a u d HARNESS Complete, v-rv l.>wr. Apply to l\ S. FELDER A CO. N?TIG ii. _ JiOJUCJEis.. UcrtUi>^**a^*t ^ *W*h??i-] Session of the Legislature, tbeCouuty Com mission*?-5 of 0rnnge5>org County, und the Town ronneil. of i?ie Town of Orangebiirg. will apply f-rr n-*rc tn OPEN A NEW STREET in rxteii.Mon of A-nelia Street ts> tlie S. C. Railroad. November 1st, 1371 ?1 tf TAX NOTICE. NOTD'E is hereby given, thai the Office of County Treaiurer for Orongcbnrg Couu ty, 8. C-> will lit open for tbc Collection of State. County and Jciioil Taxes for tiicy?j?r 1871, on t|io TictnU'cth (20,/*) dn/ of Sorember A. Jt. 1871. ami will continue op*n for the Collection of the said Taxe?, uunl the r\'' tee:ith (1">'A) dan (f Jonuary A. />. 1872 af ter whioU date a PEN A LTV OF TWRNTV (20) DER 0K.TT WILL BE ADDED TO TUE TAX. The total rate per centum for State pur pose- is Seven t"j Mills on a dollar, h'ld the per o-nturn for Ucncpil County Purposes !? three ^8) Mills nn a dollar upou nil xito Real and Personal Property tit each Tax Payer. In addition to the above, one I , Mill upon u Uollar upon nil inu Real an I Pursoual Pro peris ot' euch Tax Payer. hu? been levied in ?oiuforinily to an Act entitled "An Act to Empower, Authorize and Require the County Commissioners of Oraiijetmrg County to limld a liruije Across the Xurth L'disto River, and Establish i iio id therefrom to (he Toten of 11 i, ichi ? ?(. Approved March U, 1871. ' Aii I ScIiojI Meetings h;ld in tno va riotis School Distriets of me County of <Jr snguburg id oouforuiily lo Section ?* of an Act cut.tic 1 "dn Ati to Amend ii;> Act entit'td An Act to Establish and Maintain a System of Free Common Sthools, ?c." Apptoved March 'i, ion, ihi ...... ? * .?"?'?'?""??*, were tixe.J as follows, to w;' : In District number one (Vunces), one eighth (J) nl <>tic mill on n dollar; district No 4 (Amelia) two mills on a dollar; do tuet No .') (Providence), three p;-r centum on tlie general tax ; district So (Middle), one-half mill on a dollar ; district No 10 (Orange), one-'inlf mill on a dollar; district No 13 (New Hope), one dm It null on a dollar; dis trict No li> (lidisto), one and three-fourths mills on dollur; district No Hi (L'nionj, two null* on a dollar; district No 19 (Liber* i\ . ouo null oil a dollur ; district No 21) (Goodiand), one mill on a dollar, and dis trict No '21 (Hebron), one mill on n dollar; Elisabeth District, 1) mill on a dollar, and Roekcy ttrov? Di?triot 1^ mill on a dollar, upon all n?e Heal and Pirroual Propeaiy in the respective School Districts, FLANK II. tll.ELNE, County Treasurer, Orangeburg. Office County Tronsur r, Orangburg C. H., < >otober 2flth, 1S71. oct 28 tt Notice of Dimissal. Y<'T.i'i: IS HEREUY OIVBN THAT I \ .0 -a .lit iliudii ul Dec in k., iS7l, lite lev final accomil with Cue Honorable Judge <>i Dioliiiu for tifiitigcbuvg Couuty, ss Quai'ttitiii ol ihe Estate oi a. J, li ar 11, and ask ror Leiters ot Dismissal. J. W. AN" LEV, UQv 11?4t Ouardlaa. MALE?, AGADEMY THE UNDERSIONHjfr reject) AT 11/ informs the PUBLIC GENERALLY, ?special!/ ll.e Residente in and around the TqWh of. Oraogeburg, tiiat ho will OPEN en the FIRST DAY of JANUARY. 1872. an AC A DUM Y for Hie INSTRUCTION of YOUNG UENTLlf MEN. in all the essential Brandies of n Liberal Education; such as will be fully adequate to FIT THEM for either the Acquirement of Business Pursuits or entering upon tho at tainment of a Profession at the Universities or Colleges of the Country. While Soliciting your Liboral Patronage Uehopes to supply A WANT' which he is leo* to believe has been greatly felt in the community, vir: A GOOD SCHOOL of HIGlf STANDING. JAMES fl. IIEYWARD. In Primary Grade will b3 Taught Rudiments of Engliuh. Il First Grade will be Taught English and Rudiment?(of Mathematics. In Second Grade will be i'uugitt English. Muthenratlcs and French. In Third Grade will bo Taught as Second and Ancieut Languages. ''tffcRfts-^AYAtt^ For Primary Grad?.$il 00 per month. Firs? Grade. 8 0? Second Grade.$6 00 per meat?s Third Grade... 6 00 " VACATIONS.?Teh Days?til Easter, Ten Days at Christmas, and the two Summer' Months, July a:.d August. 1 Hours 0 A. M. till 2 P.' M. ' R T& F IM R K N??? B * : W. .1. DeTREVU.LE, Attv at Law. GLOVER ft lilJJVER.'.Ait'vs ut Law?> VY. F. HUTSON. t/.LAR fc OlBDLK, Att'y* at Law. N. A. BULL. uov J8 * ; ?. VY. N. SCOVILL. A. D. FREDERICK. TV/ 'BARTON. JOHN A. HAMILTON. JAS. II. FOTVLES. 7t rr.ir-rr-.! ? v? luv :K GROC ER1ES! tA-WASSED AAI> i'lCAWAfiSED MAWS. AUGUSTA FLOUtt ! I tc WESTERN FLOUR!I Sugar Cureit STRIPS. , ^ Sugar Cored SHOULDERS. ? SIDES. S LARD in & and 10 lb Buckets. . ?* MACKEREL ir. Kilts. * SUGARS J3 of every variety ? and COFFEES, Cm Call at once bp) of all kinds. At V O SiE'S GROCERY. MINCE MEAT. GELATINE, BROMA. VICKLES." ami CANNED GOODSV THE01111111 ARK NOW OFFERfNO TUB LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SEASONABLE? Dry Goods, Glotlnng, Boots and Shoes Ever Offered before by tbein. GREAT BARGAINS IN SILKS AND DRESS GOODS. " ITl.I, LINK OF ? - Black-and- Oelcred Alpacc?s. ' SB AI.!. SIIAPIv? OF Plain and Watered Japanese Silks At Reduced I Vices A VERY FINE ASSORTMENT OF* BLACK VELVETEENS At vrry Low Figures. IN HOUSEKEEPING AND DOMESTIC GOODS, WE KEKP TUE FINEST AND Clf'?EPEST STOCK IN THE COUNTV. Latest Styles of Shawls and Cloaks--Very Cheap BAROAIdNTS IN" SIEK GR KM PS, FRINGES, VELVET RIBBONS, BUTTONS, EMBROIDERIES, RIBBONS. SASH RIBBONS, LACE COLLARS. LACES, &c, &c. FTTI/L T^INT&S OF HOSIERY, GLOVES; CORSETS, BALMORALS. BOULEVARDS, FLAN NE LS, LA DIES' EN DER VESTS, NUBIES, HANDKERCHIEFS, &c. Our Extensive Stock of Beadymade Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Hats, we are Closing out NEW YORK PRICES. t&* PONT FAIL TO GALL, THEODORE KOHN <* BROTHER. nov -t sept 23?3 in lj: FOR SALE! By permission of the Judge of Prcdmte, I Will sell on the 1-itli November next, ?I tlie plantation of Adam Moorer, deceased, all the personal property of Intestate, L. K. Vi. MOORER, oct 28? Admr lyrOTK'!..- AH Persons Jlav ing claim- against tbe Bstato of Adam Moorer will present theui proneily attested, mid nil those indebted will make payment on or before the (Uli of Sorember, 1S7I, J. W. E. MOORER, oct 14?It Administrntor. I^OVICK.?All Pernonn In d led by so:?- or ACgOW to the Uto FirotofUuk -H .\ Sfiul ?;? will tm k immediate pnymeut t< Messrs. 1 star k Dibble my .i luruey*. or the eemowt]1 Lr sued. J. >v. IL DUhlRS, Survivor. oct 21 " it. BLACKSMITH SHOP. IN REAR OF I'lTTIIAK'S BAKERY. ITiRNST MENTZEL offers kit SERVICES \t to the Publio as an EXPERIENCED BLACKSMITH, FARRIER, Ac. All work in his line properly and well done. Ii? is experienccu particularly in Horse Shoeing. June JO?tf ERNST METZEL. NOTICE. OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR, OnANoaui'Bo Cocxtt, 8. C, October 26th, 1871. Deputy County Auditors of the Several Assessment District, will pl?.t e hand in to this Oftice all Asscismcnts made by thoaa without delay. JAS. VAN tassel, oct '28-3t County Auditor.,