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Ulli Tfiii'im ?iMirTTT7,rTrtr*"*-'trf:-~ LO OA L. 8ATURDAY, FEB. 3, 1872. Ail Advertisemeata must be handed to the Business Manager before Thursday Noon. MR EDITOR?Please announce ?. A. PORTER M a Candidate for Sheriff at the ?est Election and Oblige hi* many friends in the FORK. 'jja ...fi. .- i '?""??' A pressure of advertisements excludes ? uuuibcrof important items and Ex tracts. New Shad.?The other day we saw eotne very fine shad in market. They Will hare to be a good dcnl cheaper bc Ihro wo can afford to see them anywhere Those enterprising young firemen ' the '-Elliotts" are to hare u new hall and truck house. Wo oall attention to their advertisement in another column headed '?Sealed Proposals." The Elliott boys seal a good many proposals ill a pleasant way of their own. We are an Elliott hoy. - - Wr. are glad to be able to sny that ?lohn Willcoek will "Saw Wood" at Height's great Circus which ia to be here on the Oth iust. John has a host of friends in this neighborhood who would go to the Circus to sec him. even if the Circus wcro all John, or John all the Oircus. When is a cord not a cord '! Answer; When it is a cord of wood in Orange burg. We wood it were otborwisc?we pine for the winter when it shall be. Hut our experience no-cords with that of others, find stern duty compels us to re tard the fact. Wc wouldu't mind it so ii ueh if wo could pay ac cord ingly but the wooden men don't see it. *? Tnm'RANCE tables fix the average life of a generation of men at thirty years. Ascertain tho precise nge of each ^Senator nnd Representative, pro ceed arithmetically, aud you may be able to tell within a year of when the Legislature will adjourn. N. B.?Multiply the result by l? to find out when jury tickets and County Orders will be paid. /" Double B Shot.?Tho Hon. Beuju l.-^r ?''u Byas was shot in Columbia a few ?lays ago?in the right side, wo uudcr Mand. If a muu bar. to be shot, it is a great comfort to be shot ou the right aide; '?For, to the Hero, when his sword. Has won the battle for the free, Death's voice is like a Prophet'* word, And in its bellow tones are heard. ~ Tbc (banks of millions yet to 0." Eyes have they, but see not : potutoes. Teeth have they, yet chew not; tombs. Hand* bare they, but feel not: wntches. Legs have they, bnt arc- not much on a quarter stretch: tongs. Lips have they (and its artnnishing how nice they are): pretty girls. (X. B.?Tho e ditor has decided not to carry home this uumbcr of the News.) Fire.?On Wednesday morning last the kitehen contiguous to tho residence of the Rev. Mr. Norris, caught fire from eotne flying spark, but the dames were extinguished by several of Mr. Hubert McKewn's hands before much damage was done. There was quite a lively time in the neighborhood for a few mo ments, but we believe tho excitement did sot cxicud quite tc cur gwod friend ? jueirevme s now quarters'. Both of the Ire companies turned out promptly on the alarm being given. THAT Finoeb. ? "lfcb Finger of Fate" (on our first page')- Was written in ittfv England and therefore*, p>irhtibty. with no discourteous reference' to our good Baptist or Episcopal brcthYetfoP Orangc ourg. Nevertheless it is* et very fair hit at Predestination. And* rt\> doubt the hero W9? of tho OpiiriotY tlrut his qunr fcrs on the crescent,- sandy isle savo.etl ultogethcr too much of "close commun ion." But he wait evidently no Baptist, as ho did his best to keep his head above water. Ob the other' hand, probably ? poth he and the lady lived' principally * ** rtft "hnYd shell" clanis wh'ilo on tho tfnl \ ftduird- Wc turu tho whole matter over t'o tho theologians'. Tu? pRomvTE Ju poem hi p.?As the Probate Court dcuhf almost? exclusively with tho property of persons defunct, r*?ek we have beeu recently asked' Whether nil waiting for that judgeship is not like waiting for "dead men's shoe.-. V Seve ral expectant individuals pause anxious ly for a roply. Is Thud's lifo iusured f Apropos tk Lottes the following is pretty good: * Ww. Partington eutercd tho oflico of tho Probate Judge, (cullod "Civiliau" in -onio States.) and Inquired iu her bland est touo : "Are you tho civil villaiu?" '?Do yo? wiah to insult rue, madam'('' | said the judge. "Yes," replied tho amiable Udy : "uiy brother died detest ed, and .lift t?ten in?dcl Children, and] I'm to be t-H*fir ?seoUtioner ; ?o T . want 10 instill the civil Villain about it.'* Tho son Of Pet llaltftcad witnessed the execution Of his fatbor'e murderer. tfrjsti Billings says: "When yu strike ile, atop boring; monny a man has bored clean thru and let all the ile run out at the bottom " A little boy, v.-hen asked by a ludy if I he studied hard at school, said, "1 do not hurt mjself at U!" ?i'Ah," said lb*] lady "you tnust study hard, or you'll never be President of the United States." 'No, ma'am," cried the boy; 'but. I don't expect to bo,?I'm a democrat." 'There was a frog who lived in a Bpring, Ho cought sbch a cold that he could not Bing." Poor, unfortunate j>ai.ruuuiuu ! in what a sad plight he must have been. And yet bis misfortune was one that often befalls singers. Many a once tuneful voice among those who belong to the "genus homo'- is utterly spoiled by "cnld in tbo head," or on tho lungs, or both eon.Lined. For the above men tioned "croaker" we are not aware that any remedy was ever devised; but wc rejoice to know that all human singers may keep their heads olear aud their throats in tune by a timely uso of Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy, and Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, both ol whirh ore sold by druggists. A Stable Institution ? ?Tust nt the period when all stable men w re complaining that the linrso-olntmenta of the day wcro unstable remedies, the Mustang Liniment made its entree in Missouri, without any flourish of trum pets, aud within one year, became tbo favorite embrocation for the external distempers and injuries of borsos and cnttle iu nil the Western and Southern States. From that time to this, it has never .hud a rival iu the estimation of accomplished horsemen; uor is its house hold reputation as a cure fp* H'outna tisin, Dcuralgia, sore uipples and caked breasts, tumors, mumps eoro throat, earache, toolhiche, brui.v. 8, burnf, wounds and sprains, a whit behind its celebrity as n horse Liniment. The Mothers of America know its value, and apply it promptly to the external inju ries of the "rising gencratiou," und in lad there is not u city or township in the United States where the Mustang Liniment is not regarded by buth sexes J and acasy efc^a, as s blei ?g tu the commuiitty. FhoM Da* to Hki.ush kija .? I'toni Charleston to Pahlouega, from the sea board to the innUutaius, can be scon a marked improvement in the style of buildings in the hist fivo years. Villages and fui'm houses all present n more ele gant aud Comfortable appenfuncd. The reason is well known. It is because iu that period the whole country has learn ed to patronize that celebrated manufac turer of Doors, Sashes and Blinds. M r. P. P. Teale, Charleston. S C. COMMERCIAL. MARKET REPORTS. Orrtcs or the Oranokbitso Nkws, February. 2, 1871. COTTON?Sales during tho week 72 bales. Wo quote : Ordinary.10 fa\ Low .\fiddthi){..-.'JO {<??? M iddliug. .v....../.20 J Cn\ Ronan1 Rica.~S1.40 pc? oushel Coii*,.v......-.$ 90* per bushel. CW Pbas. 1.00 per huahcl. I'iMMius.$l.oo per bushel. Estate of tfARY RAYSOR, deceased. T^OTICB IS HffrfHBY GIVEN TO ALI X t oSoeernad, thai- OYi" she 27th tlav ol i i-iTiinrjf /i. i>. JotZ. I Wth Ilii? itiv KliSAI. ACCOUNT as Exeentor ot'ih'e \Vifl of Mrs. Ray so r, deceased, and will usk fovirty dis charge, iu the Probate Court of Olangobui ? County. WILLIAM C. MOSS, Executor. Orang???urg. S. C., January 24th 1872. jan 2? 4t COTTON' TIKS. We arc Agents for thr. Manufacturers for "EUREKA. ?? SV7ETT, AKUOW, ANCHOR A BUTTER TIES. ALSO OF TUE PATENT LOCK TIE. Just Landing 4000 HdleS of tho "EURE KA" and LOCK TIES. No-Tie ean surpass tho ??Eureka" for sim plicity an 1 durab'.Uly, and wc offer it as a Tie that ^rsuexeejfpd. The ARIvfrW is also well known. We ask yolir orth'rs, guaranteeing as LOW PRICKS as they car?lie purchased at iu any Southern Port. We shall lib pleased' f> bauJlo Consign raenisof your Cottotr. arlrf v< m give all Ship ments our closest attcrition. GliO. W. WILLIAMS k CO., Cotton Factors, Churcb St., Chnvlcst?n, S. C. sept 28 wee 2in vfo^lfC'E.-? .fsiy pcrMon Having Je.V ldVV a Pony, may Dear of something to their ndVantngo, by scending a description iff the sjrrji'd A) CUT. JOHN A. l?A M*l LTON', At Oornngeburg, S. C. jan 57 It TUE undersigned begs to inform his oua tonte?? and. |he puClio generally.that lie husjust returnedI from 1New York with an Immense STOCK of "" Fallend Winter Goods, unsurpassed 5n Style, Durability snd Low Price, comprising an oati'iisive assortment of j LADIES DH::3S QO?DS, . Ilarcnos, Alpacas, Poplins, Plaids, Dclains, ko. The greatest variety of CLOAKS, and es pecially SHAWLS ever offered in this mar ket, all of which the ladies soy arc the pret. liest and Cheapest in Orang'.'burg. Oents call and examine of FORElON and DOMESTIC CLOTHS and CASSIMKHES t*hi*ji is undoubtedly ?he largest, richest fnd Cheapest collection over displayed by any Merchant in our Town. A full line of the best TRIMMINGS, al ways on hand. Great inducements offered in Readymade Clothing, Hoots, Shoes and Hats, Flannels, birldscys, Jeans, Kerseys. Blankets, Domes tics Hosier;, Gloves and Yankee Notion* of every description. A .onipleto stock of Sugars, Coffees. Ba ton, Lara? Molasses. Elour, Cheese, Tobac co, Lye. Ac.. Crockery Ware, Willow Ware. Hardware, and other goods too ndrtierous to mention. All of which are offered LOW DOWN by . JOS. MeNAMAKA. oct I'd ly Save Torn* Money ! od TO J. P. BARLEY'S \ ND buy CHEAP Dry OoCds, Hoots, /S Hnocs, Hats, Caps, he., off which ho has just received a fresh Supply. ? 1? 1 ALSO FLOUR of all grades. DACON, LA It D. SCO All and COFFEE ? of all grades. Besides numerous other articles in my Grocery Department all of which I am sell ing at Prices not to be excelled for CHEAP NESS in the Town. Come and sec for your selves. JifS** All Persons indebted to me must pay up immediately a* I am cempelled to close hit books. A word to the wise is Hiiflicient. J. P. UAltLKY. oct 1 i may '27 e ly Sheriff's Sales. rty virttie of sundry Exccufum's 'o itie di reeled 1 v i it sell lo t lie highest bidders, at Orangcburg Court House, oil the first MON DAY in Feburury next, for cash, the follow ing pr'fnperty. viz : All that tract of land on Snntee River con taining 2'.K)U acres more or less, bounded by binds of E. Y. Shulcr, Jaiucb Fehler, and J. Ql Parier, an I Scutes River. Levied on :is the property of W. Izard Bull at the suit of Paul Trapier und Theo. Dthon, Ex'rs Sarah Delion, dee'd. ALSO One tract of land containing 677 *ef es more oi' less, hounded by lands of F.. Nix, Illicit Shulcr. T C. Andrews, Ab. Shell, L. P. Col lier and L. K. D. Felder. Levied on as the property of Dnn'i Wesley Felder, at the suit of v. 1?. V. Jam*.sou for use of Estates ol F. and M. Felder. ?i.v ALSO One tract of bind containing 400 acres, more or less, bounded north and west by lauds of Jno. S. Bowman and C. 1). .1. Col lier ami south by C. Frederick. Levied on as. (he property <>f .1. E. and Mary E. Wil liuiui at the suit of F. W. Fairy. ALSO One plantation containing DJ7G acres mor: less, known as "Bollovillu," bounded by lands now or la:e of Tresevant, Davis, Mc Cord, Geiger. Moorcr and Congarcc River. Levied on iw Hie property of J. E. L. A mak er at the suit of Klinok, Wickenbcrg & Co. ALSO The remainder in 4?0 acres of hind more or less, bounded on the north by lands ot Onhrrel Strock, cast by lunds of E. V. Shu k-r, Jamee A. Felder, Sonth by David iL Clay ton, Jr.. arid we*l by J. Q. Parlor a*id Car son Fehler, (being ilie family hotnesttaU ot James F. Livingston,) after the termination of the homestead therein. Levied on as ihe properly of James F Liviugston in the ease of Jas. F. Livingston, Ex'r vs Eliza D. Liv ingston ct al. Sheriff s Office, ) II. RIGGS, Oraugcburg. Ci H? S. C . \ S. O. C. jan lUth, 187J j Jan 18 W td Sheriff's Sales. The State of South Carolina ORANGEBU110 COUNTV. 'Thaddtus C. Andrews ") and Harriet Andrews | Complaint for his wife Foreclosure. By virtue of an order made in Ibis case, I will yell at public outcry in the Town ot Or angoburg on tlie 5tu lay of February next, (heing the Salcsday.) Al] thai tJraci #r parcel Of lands; ti Coun ty aforesaid, situate in the Forks of trie Edirfo Hire'-, won Crane Branch running through ii containing acres, bounded north by lauds of John C. IV ad kins, on the cast by lands of Mrs R. Hugh s and estate lands'of W. Tyler, on the soiuli by tract No. 7 of pint of lands of H. H. Bonnet as sliown on Record in the Office cf Mesne Convey ance of Orangeburg County, and on fhc west by lunds of Jno. It. Millions, said tract being marked and designated us tract No. 8 of said plat o. 11. H. Bonnet's Sand. Terms?Cash enough to pay the Croats and expenses, and the instalments due, the bal ance payable in three equal annual instal ments with interest from day of sale, se cured by bond and mortgage of purchaser. Purchasers to pay for papers und stamps. Sli \ST$ Office, j H. RIGGS, 'IriwvKcb'irg C. H., S. C, V S. O. C Jhh 10, 1872. j jan l:** td Notice Deblor-hund* .editor*. All persons indebted lo the Estate of George T. lrick must make payment in or before the'1st day of March 1H72*, and all persons hoi ling claims against the said Es tate will present and provo the same or be dehared payment on or before the said time. Wm. WATT, jan 20?4t Administrator. Notice of Dismissal. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 Will on the 10th day of February next, tile my final account with1 the Hoii;rable JadgS of Probate for Orangvhtrrg-County, as Admis'mys of ChiiIoI w KrnnvrlyY and ask for LetTvra of pipmtsaal. HARRIET C, Kl'.: NERL.T, '/.. A. BA'IR. mn "0- it A.dnii:il?-trs,vr-' TTA8 jrist rettfcthed from CHARLESTON XX wiU> the* c0la b^?oM?i of 8MD UtlaH POTATOES "'er bre?ght to Orang. burg. He has on hand the EARLY ROSE, dOoDRlCH, PINK JBYB, _ ftnVf PBAC? BLOOll: Also another CHEAP LOY trf itAMs frbm lu to 15 eta per lb. While NORTHERN PEAS. Green and YelUw GARDEN PEAS. Tine YELLOW* (M??^^ F\1 tJhV lit Q Whisti fc?P?tetfcJgMOfcial TONGUEH at SO Cents. HREMKN LAG AR by the do.., delivered free of chartre :-> anv House. SWEET CIDER on draught. MA EL and GRIST?Bolted sod unbolted. A splendid selected WITOLE 8TOCk of Men's, Women's and boy** SHOES. Also a lot of Farmer's Indispensable Im* plcments, such as TRACES, H AMES. AXES, MANURE FORKS and PLOW LINES., ,, .. He also now keep's on hand a 8AMPLE BARREL of the World-wide, well-known ACWB; COMMON Wtf?RIES from $1.40 up wafdsi The BEST Double Distilled WHITE WINE VINEGAR in the Village, without any ex ception. gQr*Claiming my email share *>f the trade and thanking my PRIEND8 and CUSTOM ERS for past favors, they will please remem ber the NAME ?od PLACE. All Goods Delivered free of Charge. W. T. M?LLER (Not MILLER,) WAT DOWlf KOUND TOR CORNER. jan 18 e tf Important to Cotton Planters! THE MARYLAND ! Fertilizing and Manufacturing; Company el "a t"~"3 ?e~w r in f*~y* "^jf i *t ay >w "n ? **t r <* Have prepared a SpedlAl I'ertillier adapted to the Cotton Plant under the name of f O OT TO 1ST FOpD! Which they claim to be of tbo highest grade- of Fertilisers sold in the South, and guaran tee eqyal itt its result" to Peruvian Guano pound for pound, and to be of more perma nent benefit to die Soil. 1 l as buen used by SEVERAL HUNDRED PLANTERS in North and South Carolina and Georgia for two seasons with the following results. It inn-cotes the crop from 100 to 2O0 per cent. It resists-dfortght in all cases The crop is net affected by rust. It matures the crop three to four Weeks in advunce, thus insuring the crop against early trusts, or in the event of a backward season for planting enable the planter to put in hie crop three or lour Weeks later, even as late as the 1st of June, with a certainty of success. It pro luces a better quality of t'otton. Looking at the low price of t'otton, the intelligent planter will readity comprehend the n^ccsity of using nothing but the highest grade of Fertilizers, and of strictly avoiding tbo-e whose value has been reduced by adulteration or the use of cheap materials under pretence of meeting the low price of Cotton. . If his crop is only doubled by the use of "COTTON FOOD" it wiU give him from one to two hundred per ocnt. profit on his outlay, with Cotton at 12} cents per pound, and it w.il enuUe him to plant fewer aores with a corresponding reduction of labor and ezpease with better results. SOU vrr Ton. in Sacks, 12 to the Ton. LAWRENCE 8AN0STON, Prest. 5i* Exchange Place Baltimore. J. It. I'RIXGBE &. SON, Ancnts. 67<artesti.n, ?S. C. jan 20 woe" 2m FAIR NOTICE f Dr. Ohl Y EROS' begs leave to inform bis friends mid Customers that with the NEW YEA 11 lie has opedod a full STOCK OF MEDICINES, &c. ALSO SEED ONIONS a.id GARDEN SEEDS. also t'AN DY?best quality?guaranteed. t also RAZOR and POCKET CUTLERY. alsc i'Al.VTS: OILS; V.?PNl.*H aiid BRUSHES'. also YACl'UM OH- for greasing Harness, Hoots mid Shoos?best in ?tie world. Every article sold GUARANTEED to rre just an I represent them, and sold on the most LIUERAL cash terms by OR. 0LIVEEO8, Druggist aud Chemiat. jsn nov 18 ly DU. A. C. DUKES; At the Oui Slautl of 1)R. lt. M. KHULER. HAS JEST RECEIVED A fresh supply of DREGS. MEDICINES. TAINTS, OILS. VARNISHBSj fa:. . ... ? A splendid lot of s t VTIONEBY. PERFUMERY and SOAPS in great va riety. A nne stot'fc of CIO u'.S and TOBACCO. . And one tff the finest assortment of POCK ET" KNIVES ever- offered here at the prices. l'reseriplifms Cafcfully prepared. OFFICE HOURS on the ft A, DBA TIT? From ?to 10 A. M., and from 4 lo ."> P. M. dec 2 C ly The Celebrated Fertilizers. mm .Compound* mmBm mm * iMP?RTfniTRrtM ffJ * IMPORTED FROM *U mtvnc Ocean ARE FOR SaV,E: BY V. IIcox, Glhlf* A Co., Importers amu Dk.vi.kps ix Gtasos, 118 Boy 8t., Stir?nn(thl O'n. 151 AW Buy, Char/iKton, S. C. For further idfdrirtarton apply or address as above for Almanac for 137^^. MCE> sriiVlLL A PIKE, A.rents at Orangeburgv S. C. jnn 20 '?' PC ?Im . SCHOOL BOOKS! MUSIC & STATIONERY, ALWAYS ON II AND AT Tfll EisraiisrE house. The celebrated PEN LETTER BOOK for Copying Letter??used without n Pres?? every business men should have on*. Anything hi my lino not on band can be ordered in a short time. KIRK. ROBIXSO V. jan ft c . ly At Private gale. filHE PLANTATION forming a part ofj , k. the K.-iui6 of the late Col. Keitt. and I Inoifrt as the DARBT PLACE. The tract I consists of about 000 acres, one half well Timbered, tho remainder Rich, Bed, Soil, adiiplnd to Crops of all kinds. These are the Finest Land* in the District, and were vulucd at $-0 per store in 18?G. Would be sold for one-half (haf price now. Ohe fourth cash, the romatn'dVr in'jhree instal hients bearing iuferVst from* date and se cured by mortgage of fho sVrriV. This is a splcnd'd change for any one de siring to secure Rieh Lands', ? rnrtfWa'ler Pow er, excellent Cuttle Kange ari'c? a* Refined Neighborhood. Apply to Mrs. L. M. KEITT. Or J. O. KEITT, Esq. jan 6 if ORANGEBURG COUNTY. In Common Pleas ? <*" f / AFP II. B. Rice, Eh'sJ. Weeks, vsJaby Weeks, et al. Punuent io ah order in the Common Pleas in this case 1 will sell at the Court House on the 1st Monday in February next, the ??Hampton'' tract, which was the property of J. C. Weeks deceased,' containing 300 acres more or less, and bounded by the San tee River and lands of Mrs. Elisabeth Weeks ami Jaby 1 ks, the samo being in Orange burg Coun . Also on the same day, number of notes and other choses in action. Terms?For tho choses cash?For the land on? third cash, th --.lance on a credit one and two years, w.. i Lund and mortgage. Purshasers to pay for papers and stamps. JAMES F. IZLAR, Referee. THE OLD ESTABLISHED OF AMERICA. THE (Stefan/, ?ftia//<m g <%<//a SOU fHERN No. 8 N. C/t?rfes Street, BALTIMORE. MD. Of stssj and Demerit Entirely /? Preparing ? Ljj/cun<f and blitddU %tyed ettcn to t too mm rmoMdeem (Practical Jiecou.itants AMD OVER 25OO YOUNG MEN noM tum SOUTHERN STA TES Am* GRADUATED m?*kis^LXSTITI TIOX, mmd are ntw/iMmt Jf/r/ekrlvtSa+J /jmfrnrh-e roitiiertt im Ike landing BANKS AMD BUSINESS HOUSES f/ THERE A th I'AVAT/oWs. StweUmU emei enter Ml mm/ time. S/mtieU sWMsWi Imetmeth? and tucteit guaran teed. Send/fr Lollee* T*ccnmentt mmd. tjiendul Sfeei mem* t/PeMMf&ihtf. Enctn /to* Pextmgt Stmm}*, W. n. B A DIMM, JVeef. Sentkern Btttinett CaWffe, BALT/ W0RF, MD. n*r II 1v ORANGEBURG, S. C. FRIDAY, FER 9, HAIGHT'S & CO.? EMPIRE CITY CIRC?S, MUSE?M, MANA?IRXE, AFTERNOON AND EVENING! Announcement T A little less than one year ago, when this gfan'-l snterpru,- was organized in Atlanta, On., many sagacious people predicted future in its infancy ; but the uupreccntcd success crowning it everywhere it has been, has satisfied them ot the error of thejr judgment. No exhibition on the road has given greater satisfaction, and n'5nc'.has ?Miicvrd a greater de gree of popularity.^Neither labor nor money has been spared to male? lithe most choice and extensive exhibition on the road, and the almost daily tremendous audiences applaud ing tbe feats of tho different artists, has served to stimulate the management lo even greater exertions. Throughout tiff Middle States and New England, the Dominions of New Brunswick. Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Cape Breton and New Foundland, there has been but one voice from the prass and public as to-the intrinsic merits of this mammoth establishment. Messrs. HAIGHT A CO. feel an excusable pride in thus refer ring to their repeated triumphs and praise of the world, which has but one, verdict as to the high character nnd superiority of this first-class Arenio and Zoologien! Combination. Scenes of Oriental Grandour ! Glittering Spectacle! Two Startling Free Sensations ! and the rfnear Stud of performing and thoroughbred Horses on earth ! Look at them as thev pass the vtrects, and dispute it if you can. The Menagerie in one, the Museum in the second, and the Circus in tho third_so those who desire to sec the^ Creator's Wonders or the Complete Zoological Collection only can be accommodated without coming in contact with/the. Arenic Entertainment. On. PRICK of ADMISSION, however, entitles the hold, r of the Ticket to witness all. Balloon Aic?nsions every day 1 o'clock:?wind and weather permitting. MR HARRY WAMBOlD Will traverse a single wire rrom'tbe ground to the tftp 6f tne Pavilion ami return*; a gratuitous exhibition. TWO DENS OF WILD LIONS* The management, at an enormous expense, have purchased the entire sml complete MENAGERIE of the late Colonel T. C. Ames, which, in conjunction With their own, makes the largest and most splendid collection of Zoological Wonders in th'e wonders fnr the world, embracing SIXTEEN MASSIVE DENS of LTVfNO WILD ANIMALS. THE MONSTER ELEPHANT, BISMARK, An.l tbe Baby Elephant, "PET," Royal Bengal Tiger. Herresthal Sloth, Chetah or Hunting Leopards, Spotted and Luaghing Hyenas', iAtd of Monkeys and Birds, an endless'' variety ; two dens of performing Lion* Tigers and* Panthers, and a Lioness aud six baby ?libs, only two mouths oldj'.. . Performed by Miss >nri'nie WeR . the Linn Queen, and Gustave Rc;*ge, the acknowl edged tibst Animal i'i auitr. Attached to the Zoological Department, will be found a large Cono'c'tidn of Choice and Rare Animals, Birds. &c, and a world of Monkeys. In the Arenic department oan be1 seen the first Artists of Europe and America. The veteran two h?rse rtder, W. B. Carroll, nnd M'dm Carroll, Kquestrionno. La Petite Annie, (only six year's oRL) the only Child Uidcr on earth, aud Master Willie, the hoy Somersault Rider. M'R^ Ejoiso Declare, the* uashing Equcstrinno. M ile Louise eordeel stique aud volante. Edv*s*rd Waf>on, the Daring Rider. James Have*? arill Fred Sylvester, the- great RqUe?'' trians.' The world-renowued and only rivals of the Hanlons, tho MACO BROTHERS, George, Edward nu$ tuomas, the Greatest f ymnnsts of thj> world. WHIrant Andrew ?, J. V?\ ?bx, Jerome TulYlo, W. Smcad, Leon Castillo, und a bust of taUm'ed.A\ixlllare>. Hevr Koppe's Silver Cornet Baud WILL PARADE THE STREETS at 10 O'CLOCK A. ja4. jUbT* Beautiful Carpeted Seats for Ladies, and no Smoking allowed ibside tLe Puvilifch/ narAdmU?loa. .........;.75 Cemlia. ?AT?, lit Ulna. ............SO Ccrtt?. ORANGEBURG, S. C, Friday, February l ib. jan 2Q-2t W: Mft S.YIV