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I I I. ?'. ?' . '' ?' " ' Jj ? ? A L* 11 SATURDAY, F?B. 10, 1S7J. ? l. !, ? 1 ? ?I T^- 11 ii J-' ' .. .. ? All Advertisements must be handed to the Busine33 Manager before Thursday Noon. A\.\Ol!\CKH ivT. MR EDITOR?RUaso announce D, A. POUTER as a Candidate for Sdieritl" at the next Election und oblige Ids many friends in the EO R K. The Scnito last week conQnned the appointment* of C. G. Stevens and Au gustus jj. Knowlton as Trial .Tustic? s fur this County. ?? ??~ To CoiiRKsi'o.NOE.N'iti.-^'We must re spectfully decline to publish the com ?nuuic:it:ons of J. W. C. und YV. G. T. AVc shall he pleased to see W. Or. T. iu le^ard to the subject of his article. Cul. John II. Evins is now editor of the Spartauburg Sjpartuii. His gracc I'ul, dignified and earnest salutatory wins j und deserves the commendttiou even of strangers of adverse politics. Wk call ntteuttoa to the card of A. V. Curtis, Lumber and Timber Factor, in our advertising columns. Mr. Curtis has leased tho extensive pond ut the west end of Broad St. Charleston, and has unequalled facilities for shipping. He has had many years experience with Mr. E. N. Uruuic, whom he succeeds iu business, and wliofio reputation as a (no tor is well known among lumber-men. - Mill - - - -Qim ? - Tut: recent election for Town Coun cil in Bruuchvillc, resulted ns follows : For Intendant, J. W. Fairey, Esq. For Wardens, Messrs. L. R. Retry. IJeujamin Moss and John Wal ker. Mr. Smoak is an en x-rprising go nhend citizen and will uo doubt make u gf.-od Intendant; he intends to, at any rate. May Bruuchv illc's Smoak never <-nd in a consuming fire ; may the wea ther there he cv.r Fuir-cy j may the good town he *the scene of but few Merry-als (burials 11 ; may the Mos^iot j_row upon its f ubVo buildings, ami may vull its st reels and side -walkt be kept in good condition for the Walker 1 So ?note it bo ! We learn that the Orangeburg Agri cultural Society* has awarded the follow ing Field Crop Premiums iu Agricultu ral Implements ; 1. To Mr. J W. Faireyof Brunch ville Township, for best acre ol Unland cum, five dollars. The yield was l',)} bushels. '2. To Mr. Lawrence \\. Beck with, of Orange Township, for best five acres ol upland corn, fifteen dollars. The yield whs 124 bushels. 3. To Mr. 1>. Keating Nortis, of Yance's Township, for be*i acre of p-ja vine hay, fivo dollars. The yield was 51370 pounds. ? ? ????? - - -o?? Frank II. Greene, Es(j., County Treasurer, has, at our request, furnished us a statement oi tho amount of taxes "levied and collected iu this County for the year 1871, which wc condense ?9 follows : Amount of Tux Levied.$09,507.48 Amount of Tax,.Collect od....; 04,544 21 Rahuicc Urtcollected.S 4,'.>6*3.27 A large amount of the tax remaining unpaid ih upon estates which t?rc now in Court, while thu remainder ? ??? those who pay but. little moro thu;< the poll taT. Wc doubt whether such a satisfactory statement can be presented by any other Treasurer iu South Carolina. Mr Greene's courtesy, promptness and close application to business-have won Ilim the good will and esteem of all parties. It is a pity that every office in the State is not equally well filled. WrE have been requested to punch the Town Council about the was! ing away (iu consequence of the recent rains) of a large part of so much of this good Town us lies in front of the residence of T. O. Dawson, Esq. Orangeburg is certainly washing away rapidly, but where it is all going to is what we are anxious to know. Certain cxperieiuvs . f our own last summer, in excessively warm quarters in this Town, led US fdr a while to entertain, ns at least possible, tho view that the.o is some Hue or subterranean passago connecting tho Town with a voll known locality of high tempera ture, the ii one of which wo arc, Proui consideration,of porltcucss, indisposed to mention iu public; (wo wish it to be distinctly understood, right here, that our experience was had at this end of] tho fluo!) If this theory be correct, the superfluous water and loose soil of Oraugeburg may bo rapidly gravitatiag through this subterranean way, to the groat beue?t of tho 'othor place' (by lowering the thermometer there) and to the great detriment of real estate her** above. Rents remain too high, howev er, for this view to have become gcuer a! But by whatever channel or means Orangeburg is gradually diuppeuring. we aro confident, (for wo know them well,) thnt the gentlemen composing the Town Council will iu this, as iu all other matters, act in a spirit of the ut most fairness toward the remainder of our citizens, and if we and the Town are to : o, wo shall all go together They A?I not, wo repeat, so lar for get their friends and constituents, as to sjeuro their own dwellings while every thing else drops through to eternal ruin, leaving to tho remain ing and indignant world such saddening spectacle of selfishuesa as would be presented by tho Mayor's grocery, tho Town Clerk's drug storo, and the Clerk of the Courts' end of the County Building stau ling forth, each separate and alone, out of the surround ing abyss,? \\ bile, oblivious ot tho sad fate of those who had loved them so dearly, and trusted them so entirely, the Mayor, from his upper window tosses supplies of bologna sausage and of bot tied Inger to the Town Clerk,?tho Town Clerk from his piazza returning the compliment with huge pills of blue mass or other similar refreshments,?and that Alderman, who is also Clerk of the Com is, alone in hs office, recording titles to himself of all the adjacent water lots. The Town Council will please con sider ithcif puitohed. Tk a nhfoumIXjOTIIB C?MFLRXIQN. The transformations produced by IIa (rau's Magnolia Bahn nrc quits as as tonishing as any scene on the sta-re of a theatre. That Tallinns beauti?er, trans mutes a sallow, pocky looking complex ion into one in which tho lily an I tho rose vie for Ad Ultra ion, and imparts to a dry, harsh skin, the softness of perfect loveliness. ". an und freckles, which country air ami sunlight arc pretty sure to produce, in spite of parasols and sun downs', nrc completely obliterated by it; while it has a perfectly magical effect iu banishing undue redness, blotches and pimples from the t-kin. When the lady who h?-> used it to remedy her ooiuplox ional defects looks in tho mirror, she is equally astounded and gratified at tho impvvemcnts in her appearance. Every blemish has disappeared; her neck, arms a od bosom now rival in whiteness the 'ay collar which encircles her throat, ? her cheek mantles with a peach like bloom, and she is ready to invoke a blessing nn the inventor of the article which has wrought such a delightful trnnsft rotation. If you desire rosy checks and a com plexion fair .Mid free from pimples, blotches and eruptions, purify your blood by taking Dr. Tierce's (Soldi.n Me lival Discovery. From Dan to Reerhheba.? Fiom Charleston to Dahlotiega, from the sea hoard to the mountains, can bo seen n marked improvement in the style of I u Idiugs in the last five years. Villages and fapn bouses all present a more elo gant and comfortable appearance. The . i- i is weil Known. it i.s because in thnt period the whole country has learn* i d to patronize that eel cbratcd manufac turer of Doors, Sashes and Blinds, Mr V P. Teale, < hnrloston. S C. COMME RCIAL. MARKET REPORTS. Opt'tca or run On.woKurno Nkws, February, 0, 1871. COTTON?Sales during the week 128 bales. Wo quote : Oi loony.10 Oi) Low Middling.-Oltfft Middling.'Jl (?V H?nau Rick.S 1.40 per ounhel coux. $ '.'(? per bushel. Cow Pkas. l.tKt per bushel. 1'ixukbs.$1.00 per bushel. NOTICE The FIRST ANNIVERSARY of the "OR ANOEIJUnO SURVIVORS ASSOCIATION" will bo held on L'Jd Fobrunry at the Or angobnrg Presbyterian church, at 12 o'clock. AN ADDRESS will bo rnadd by a member, and other suitable exorcises will be had Tlie ladies, and public are invited lo attend, and nl| cx-Conicdcr.tto otlkcrs and soldiers ere roqueated to unite with us. Ey order of Executive Committee, JOHN A. HAMILTON, Secretary. WM. M. SAIN & CO.S COLUMN. FRESH FAMILY GRO 3ERIES JUST RECEIVED AND ARRIVING DAILY! MULES AND HORSES KEPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND FOR SALE CHEAP!! A splendid selected WHOLE STOCK of Men's, Women's and boy's SHOES. Alee a lot of Farmer ? IndispenMble Im Jlernen??, such as TRACES, IIA MKS. AXES, I AN U RE KORKS aud PLOW LINES. He also now keeps on hand a SAMPLE BARREL of the World-wide, well-known ACME. COMMON WHISKIES from $1.40 up wards. / The DEST Double Distilled WHITE-WINE VINEOAR in the Village, without any ex ception. jgfcjJT Claiming my small ?hart of the trade and thanking my FRIENDS and CUSTOM ERS for past favors, they will pleas* remem ber the NAME and PLACE. All Goods Delivered Free of Charge. *W. T. IvIUdL^LEPi (Not miller,) WAT DOWN ROUND TUX CORNER. jan 13 e tf AS Just returned from CHARLESTON with the best selection of SEED I it is11 POTATOES ever brought to Orange burg. He has on hand tho EARLY ROSE, GOODRICH. PINK EYE, and PEACH BLOOM. Also another CHEAP LOT of HAM8 from 10 to l-r> els por lb. While NORTHERN PEA8. Green and Yellow GARDEN PEAS. Fino YELLOW ONIONS. A lot of Prime Naw York SMOKED TONGUES nl 60 Cento. BREMEN LAO A il by the dos., delivered free of charge t ?> any 1 louse. SWEET CIDER on draught. MAEL and GRIST?Bolted and unbolted. Important to Cotton Planters! THE MARYLAND Fertilizing and Manufacturing Company Have prepared a Special Fertiliser adapted te the Cotton Plant nndor the tin rue of COTTON" FOOD! Which they claim to be of the highest grade of Fertilisers sold in the South, and gunrnn tee equal in its results to Peruviau Uuano pound for pound, and to be of more perma nent benefit to the Soil. It bus been used by SEVERAL HUNDRED PLANTERS in North and South Carolina and Georgia for two seasons with the following results. It increases the orop from 100 to 20O por cent. It resists drought in all cases. The crop is net affected hy runt. It matures the crop three to four weeks in advance, thus insuring the crop against early h osts, or in the event of n backward season for planting enable the planter to put in his crop three or four weeks later, even as late as the 1st of June, with a certainty of sueeess. It produces a better quality of Cotton. Looking at the low price of Cotton, the intelligent planter will readily comprehend the necesity of using nothing but the highest grade of Fertilisers, and of strictly avoiding tho?e whose value has been reduced by adulteration or the use of cheap material:: under pretence of meeting the low priec of Cotton. If his crop is only doubled by the use of "COTTON FOOD" it will give him from one lo two hundred per cent, profit on his outlay, with Cotton at 12} cents per pound, and it will enable him to plant fewer acres with a corresponding reduction of labor and expense with better results. SGU per Tun, in Sacks, 12 to the Ton. lawrence SANCSTON, Prtst. 5S Exchange J'lacv liaitinwre. J. R. PRINGLE & SON, Agents. Charleston, S. C. jan 20 weo 2m FAIR NOTICE! Dr. OL1YEROS' begs leave to inform his friends and Customers that with the NEW YEAR lie baa opened a full STOCK "oK MEDICINES, &o. A I.HI) SEED ONIONS and GARDEN SEEDS. ALSO CANDY?beat quality?guaranteed. ALSO RAZOR and POCKET CUTLERY. A f ? ^ AU?> PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH and BRUSHES. ALSO VACUUM OIL for greasing Harness, Roots and Shoes?brut in the world. Every article sold GUARANTEED to he .just aa I represent them, and sold on the most LIBERAL cash terms by DR. OLIVEROS, Druggist and Chemist, j.tn G nov 18 ly DR. A. C. DUKES, At the Old Stand of dr. ii. Bf. sjii m;k. IIAS JUST RECEIVED A freah )*upplv of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS. Ol LS, V \RNISHES, kr. A splendid lot of SI ATIONERY. PERFUMERY aud SOAPS in great va rieiy. A* tine stock of CIG VRS and TOBACCO. And one of the finest assortment of POCK ET KNIVES ev?-r offered here at the prices. Prescriptions cart-fully prepared. OFFICE HOURS on the SAEEATII? From '.?to 10 A. M., and from d to 5 P. M. tec 2 c ly Tlie Celebrated Fertilizers. AI'.E KOR SALE BY Wileox, Glbba A Co., [Mt'oeTiBs ask Dbalsps in Guanos, 148 Hay St., Savonnah, Ga, l?l Ea$4 Bay, Charleston, & C. For further information npply or ? ddress as above t*r Alm.iuae tor 1872. DULL, 8C0VILL & PIKE. Ajents nt OTangeburg, S. C. jau uj ?CO 8m SCHOOL BOOKS! MUSIC & STATIONERY, ALWAYS ON HAND ENGINE HOUSE. The celebratod PEN LKTTER BOOK for Copying Letters?used without a Prcss every business man should have one. Anything in my line not on bund can be ordered in a short time. KIBK ROBIXSO*. jan 0 o ly At Private Sale. milF. PLANTATION forming a part ef I. the Estate of the Ute OoL Keilt, end known as tho daruy PLACE. The traet consists of about 000 acres, one half weil Timbered, the remainder Rich, lied. Loam Soil, adapted to Crops of all kinds. These are the Finest Lauds in the District, and wer? valued at $20 por acre in HMi?. Would be sold Tor one-half that pries new. Oue fourth cash, the remainder in tkree instal ments bearing interest from date and se cured by mortgage of tho eanto. This is a splcnd'd chauce for any one de siring to secure Rich Lands, fine Water Pow er, excellent Cattle Range aud a Refined Neighborhood. Apply to Mrs. L. kl. KE1TT. Or J. 0. KKITT, Esq. jan 6 if OUANGEHURG COUNTY. In Common Pleas II. B. Rice, Ex'a J. Weeks, va Jaby Weeks, et al. Pureuent to tin order in tho Common Pleas in this case I will sell at the Com : house on the 1st Monday in February next, the "Hampton" tract, which was the property of.I. 0. Weeks deceased, containing 800 j acres more or less, and bounded by the San tee River And lands of Mrs. Elisabeth Weeks and Jaby Weeks, the same being in Orange burg County. Also on the same day, a j number of notes and other choses in action. Terms?For the chases cash?For the land on? third cash, the balance on a credit one and two years, with bond anil mortgage. Purchasers to j ay for papers and stamps. JAMES F. IZLAR, Refers*. <^hdwd (ffiitetncM (policy OF AMERICA. THE SO UTHERN No, 8 N. Otarles Street, BALTIMORE, UD. Orgtmitd and Demerit Ateirtty to /hajisrlsy youny and QfKidd/e tgtyed <&(len TP BKCOMK TBOMOVQB (Practical Accountants AMD OVER 2500 YOUNG MEN note TUM SO UTHERN STA TRS ken*' GRADUATED ett tkit INSTITUTION, and ? re netv filling Responsible and I.ncrntive PetHient in Ike LttiMtg BASKS AND BUSINESS HOUSES of the Country. THERE ARE NO VACATIONS Smdentt rmm enter at any time. Special Auhr. idnmJ InttmcHen ant tnetttt irua*nn teed. Sand/er CeUege Document* and e/tended Sprite men* ef Penmnntke'/. Enelete ttoe Petlage Stam/s. AJdreit mil Cemmtmnicatims t* W. n. MADI.KIt, t'rrt't. Sentkern Rnttneit Getieft, BAI T'MOKT, MP I nov 11 ly New Goods, New Goods, THE undersigned begs te Inferm hie cus tomer* and the public generally that he has just returned fron New York with an immense STOCK of Fall and Winter Goods, unsurpassed in Style, Durability and Low Price, comprising an extensive assortment of LADIES DRESS GOODS, Marenos, Alpacas, Poplins, Plaids, Detains, fc?. Tbe greatest Tariety of CLOA&8, and es pecially SHAWLS ever offered in this mar ket, all of which the ladies say are the pret tiest and Cheapest in Orangcburg. Gent* call and examine of POKEIGN ?ad DOMESTIC CLOTHS and CASSIMEHES which is undoubtedly lb* largest, richest and Cheapest collection aver displayed by any Merchant in our Town. a full line of th* best TRIMMINGS al ways on hand. Great inducements offered in Readymade Clothing, Boots, Shoes and Hats, Flannels, Lindseys, Jeans, Kerseys, Blanket*, Domes tics Hosiery, Gloves and Yankee N?tion* of ?Tcry description. A complete stoek of Sugar*. Coffee*, Ba con, Lard, Blolasses, Elour, Cheese, Tobac co, Lye, &c, Crockery Ware, Willow Ware, Hardware, and other goods too numerous to mention. All of which are offered LOW DOWN by JOS. .MANAMA RA. oct14 ly Fall and Winter Goods! F. W. H. Briggmann HAS just received a FULL STOCK of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS, SHOES, HATS, kc. All my good* is LOW in price to smlt the sine*. My motto is small profits and qaiek sale*. My stock of 9 HARDWARE. CROCKERY WARE, GROCERIES, LIQUORS, WINES, ALE. LAGER BEER, &c, Is of tbe first quality and low in pria*. COTTON and all other Produce boughs at the highest market price. F. H. W. BRIGQMANK. oet 14 oct 9 ij Save Your Money ! GO TO * J. P. HARLEY'S AND buy CHEAP Dry Goods, Boots, Snoes, Hats, Caps, Ac, of which he has just received a fresh Supply." also FLOUR of all grades. BACON. LARD. SUGAR and COFFEE of all grades. Besides numerous other articles ia my Grocery Department all of whieh I am sell- 1 ing at Prices net to be excelled for CHEAP NESS in the Town. Come and see for your scWo*. fjST All Persons indchted to me saasi nay up immediately as I am cempelled to cloae my books. A word te the wise is sufficient. J. P. II AKLEY. oct 14 may 27 ? ly COTTON TIES. ll'e are. Aymtt for the Manufacturers for "EUREKA." SWETT, ARROW, ANCHOR & BUTTBR TIES. ALSO Or TUB PATENT LOCK TIE. Just Landing 4000 Bdles of the "EURE KA" and LOCK TIES. No Tie can surpass the "Eureka" for sim plicity and durability, and we offer it a* a Tie that is unexcelled. The ARROW is also well known. We ask your orders, guaranteeing as LOW PRICES as they o?tn be purchased at in any Southern Tort. We shall be pleased to handle Consign ments of your Cotton, and will give all Ship ments our closest attention. 0E0. W. WILLIAMS & CO., Cotton Factors, Church SC, Charleston, 8. C. sept 23 wee 2m ORAN?ERURG?In Probatk Court Fx Parter Lewis W. Dantxicr * Catharla* E. his wife. Petition for change of Guar dian. , - .- ?- -? 4'" I notice that on the 29th day of February next, I will file my final account, as the Guargtan of Mrs. Catharine R, Dantsler, (nee' Catherine E. Bull), and will apply for my final discharge. REG IN W. BATES, Guardian Catharine E. Danttler, (met' Bull.) Orangeburg, So Ca , January 20th 1872. jan 27 6t Estate of MARY RAYSOR, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to ALL concerned, that on the 27th day of February A. D. 1872, I will file my FINAL ACCOUNT us Executor of the will of Mrs. Raysor, deceased, and will ask for my dis charge, in the Probate Court of Orangcburg County. WILLIAM C. moss, Executor. Orangcburg, S. C, January 24th 1372. jan 27 4t Notice of Dismissal. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that 1 will on the 19th day of February next, file my final acoount with the Honcrable Judgo of Probate for Orangeburg County, as Admis'tors of Caniel w, Kennedy, and ask for Letters of Dismissal. HARRIET C. KBNNERLY, 7. A. BAIR, jan 20?4i Administrators. Notice Debtor*antl Creditors. All persons indebted to the Estate of I (ieorge T. I rick-must mn'm paymeut on or fsWi'oi*e*the IsTday of March 1872, and all persons holdinr claims against the said Es tate will preser.t and prove the same or be '1. bared pavinent on or before tho said time. Wm. watt, jan 20? 4t Administrator. -lU'J- "? " ' .- '"" '"?- ? - F. II. W. liRIGtJMANX hts just received a fine bit of SEED IRISH POTATOES which ho I? offering very low. ja? 27 If COTTON GINM. ? I?tO%V \** Georgia PATENT COTTON Gl N8 are simple, durable, well mode, of good mate rial!, very light running and ui\.-urpa*sed in the quantity of Iho staple produced. Price M per Saw. delivered at any R. K. Depot in this State when the freight does not eavced that of two railroads. ' Gullett's Patent Steel Drtuh Cotton Gins. The Cotton from these Gins always com mands the highest market price where ordi uary care is taken in the preparation. At the Cotton States Pair held at Augusta, Ga., laatyear, there were ten Gins in competition and the Premium was awarded to the (.lul let t Gin. Price $'> sad $5.60 per 8aw. Cotton Presses of various 7'atterns, Horse Powers, Hoadley's Portable Steam Engines, Briniy's Kentucky Ploughs. C. GRAVELEY, 68 East Bay St. South of the Post Office, Charleston, S. C. ang 26 wee 2m FIRE INSURANCE. THE RICHMOND BANKING AND INSURANCE COMPANY, Office 1202 Main and 12th Streets, RICHMOND, VA. JOHN B. DAVIS. President. JOHN P. C. POTTS, Secretary. MANN 8. QUA H LKS. Ca.-biot. T. B. STARKE, General Agent, Having this day, (Oct. 17th, 1870.) re ceived the appointment of AGENT for Or Migeburg of tha above INSURANCE COM PANY, 1 am prepared to take R18K8 on Stores, Stocks of Merchandize and Dwell ings at reasonab ates. JOHN . HAMITLON, Agent for The Richmond Banking and Insurance Company, and Southern Life Insurance Company, "Market-St., Orangeburg, S. C. oct 22 ly BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, ORAXGEBURG, S. C,. I) ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITI XV xenH ?f Orangeburg and Vicinity thei he has opened at his NEW STORE en Ra? sell Street, between Messrs. Briggmaaa A Co. and McNamara & Jones, with a complete Stock of LEATHER, &c, and that ha has sufficient Workmen to fill all Ordets eatiati ed to him. Thanking the Publio for past patronage, respectfully solicits a continuance of the urns. TERMS CASH. feb 6 oct 23 if MONTHLY MAGAZINE, V?r? Dollar* ptr Annum. 64 PAGES READING MATTER. SO Pages Adverliseauenta. WALKER, EVANS & COGSWELL, A8U D. WVATT AIKBX, ChAblcstox, 8. 0. July 16 tf OLD CAROLINA BITTERS. A DELIGHTFUL TONIC. We take great pleasure ia e-tfering the OLD CARODINA BITTER8 to tha public. Thry arc compounded wrh great care, and contain some of the best Top ics in the Pharmacopta. As evidence of tit : superiority of onr BITTERS over all other-, we have certificates from many of the lea ? ing physicians in our State, who have p? . I scribed then: in :hcir practice. Tho Will be fsuad mvaluablo for Waat of Appetite, General Debility, Chilis and Fever, and Dyspepsia. We do not offer our BITTERS a* a cm* for all diseases, but as an Aromatic Tome, they have no equal. For snle by Diuggists and Greeen every ' where. Principal Depot. GOODRICH. W1NEMAN & CO., Importers of Choice Drag* and OhemL csls, Charleston, S. C| mar 5 1v G?0. 8. HACK Ell, DOOR, SASH AND BLIND FACTOY, Charleston, H. C. THIS IS AS LARGE AND COMPLETE aJFactory as there is in the South. We keep no Northern Work to fill Counti Order*. Send for Vrice List. Factory ami Warcrooms King-Slreet. .. poMto, Cannon-St., on lino of Citv Railu. Address GEO. S. IIACKER. P. 0. Box 170, Charleston, S ' sept 0 wee 1;