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SATURDAY, FEB. IT, 181 All A^Wtfe?i?Wi?i must be K?Mea to ??a B^iness Maiiager before Thursday HA Att*0L*l .Kit_ MR KJ>JT;OU-~lMea?o announce D. A. pORfTlTal irTflMura?te^orrSttei4lf the next KlectioA and ?oblige his ninny friends in the FORK. . j ,at>ir -\Hkmi liiK'ili' i ?<??. ^ \%JK^Hcd to say that thollev. | a\. r. Norria will bo absent1 oil ?ttuday thoToth iost.. and his pulpit will be ?o-J oqpiod by the Key.' llamsom Furier. -. u? r i i pjMpjitj I mi j T. A. Jeffords & Co! ?wish to ijk Tried.?We-are a Trinl Justioo and have Wied ?bwu. Verdict on their gro Wisa, ^.,--^Ftrat rate?with c ?sts. ? mim .?.???? ?? 'Wl*'7Vm<? says it 'ordered its head" :a few days n'^?;f lui V%& 'hot received it; before publication. The bead is uxpeot ed ?exf week. State Tax of Nineteen Miixs ? If a man-owns one saw-mill and doesn't 'own anything else, will they take that and mall it sauure,! ? WwW^ br aibe teen saw-mills, or how ? Or do they insist oWtn+ceNi?lMibTit and over ? I f' If the^ tfmes considers the defunct ?doctrine of States Right* a-* .ar sound Ptosis upoir.whiiBh/toadjVoeute ucle:ir: prac tical views arisihg from the political is sues of the day," we would -suggest that it change its name to *'Bchiud the Jimes." jiMPliOVEMKNT?.?D. Louis, Esq., is "building a fino store at tho lower end of Bnssell Street. How is it thnt overy body wauLs to locate near the new firje vi-oll? Dothey really jjSUpvo that there isj a dangerous fiuo oomjectiJg Orange burg and the.l'othe^pjaf^'^aud wish to be whore*water is hatidy ? Have they no confidence in tho maguiGeeut Young Americas or in the superb Independent Klliutts? For our own part, though we live heaven Knows where out of town, vre say our prayers decently at night, und then go to sleep with implicit faith in the fire h.ddics. S u u v l v oiiu' A j} so q i a r l o N . ? NYe ;tgo"> M cull the attention of our readers to the fjet that the anniversary meeting of the '?Orangeburg District Survivors' Asso ciatiou" will be held at the Presbyterian Church next Thursday, February 22d, nt'itjfrfclve. i 'clock, M. A FuUablu ad dress will be delivered ou tbc occasion, and appropriate ?music may be expected from tbo'choir of .tho church, ursistod by amateurs. "~ Ono ofrttha uiaiu objects of the Asso ciation!^ th*o rolief of destitute widows * and orphans of confederate soldiers. As charity should be as broad as suffering, we feol tli.it all who can .should yield their support Id* this praiseworthy pur poso of tho Society. Mr. W-T. Lightfoor, having become light-headed over his brilliant prospects, lias grown extravagant in the matter of printer's ink, and wishes us to nonouuce Ahat tho Presidential Campaign has opened, and that ho too has opened, in view thereof, a large stock of Dry Goods,.Groceries hud Liquor*, the lust of which ho particularly rccontniends to roliticians. who are presumed to ruuuire u largo quantity of stiiuulsnta for cam paign purposes. lie has had twenty years experience in his business, and .says that if ho can't do Well by his ?customers no one else cjwi. Our u?vice as to the Liquor pnrt is?don't drink at all,?but if you insist on being light' headed go to Lightlbot's for the where The ?t.ufh Carolinian is tho title of n Democratic ;.yper recently started in Columbia by Col. Juhn 1\ 'Jlwinn?, hit el editor of the /'/mni.r In ju -t?: - f?is jt declares its ' willingness to unite < cordially with good and bMlfl tuen 'ol' all parties in hueuriiig the piie.l, . blessings ol." go^ and honen gov<tpu ment," and ?dhrtt it i*iu I \U iicr<n >\ with good and true men, whutt vei m? ? he tho acci'jetith of birth mil eout)tVvl *' This Ihngii-igo lOrA t!je (rue r!::^ And when such "good ami t:uo men' as Col. Thomas oome to b') in full ac cord with 'good and truo'' Republicans, .^io,4^d^^tatc will have a bettor prospcet ~ ?;. .'? ;-->???" ?? ??1 '.-?-'?? -?1 ? ??? *f? thuu has bcoo before hor for tunny a Jong-day.- ..But.wiUiandidiy believe thut he^fa^jy^'^ l^fye^ wrought only through "good and truo" Republicans, and those whoT'ehjp^l^ftjJ thoni. Maho met must, and finally will, dome to the mountain. BaANCltVlLl.B AOAXN.? Our types held a Branohville election nil by them selves lost woik. In tho fi?*s*t place they brought Q,tt warrauto against Mr. Smouk, ami turued him out of oflico com^)let|ly,/no^ ajl?frtng hin? u p'aco oren 'aa Warden, "They \\\<fn turned Mr. Fairy out of Ina \\ urdenslup and? elected him ? Intendant unanimously. Wo have been in daily fear, over siuco, that we should be visited by u deputa tion from that metropolis, armed to the teeth with six-phooters nud Brauehvillc whhskcy. Wo don't know which uf tho two "wepips" wo arc the more afraid of. This Is how the nrticlo should have read. If the Branchviilcrs can stand a second dote of our pans,, we ought to have no fear of their light artil cry : The recent election for Town Coun cil in BmnoHVUr?,'? 'resulted Its follows : For Intendant, B. T. R. Smouk Esq. For Wardens, 5lessre. J?1\r. Fuiroy, L. K Berry, Benjamin Muli and John Wal ker. Mr. fhnoak is an enierprising go ahcad citizen and will no doubt make a good Intendant; ho intend s to, at any rate*' &|ay^ Branch ville's Smoak never eud ?rn-a consuming fire ; may the wea ther there be ever Fuir ey; may1 the pood town be the hcenc of but few Berry-als (burials 1); may the Mms not grow upon its putdtc buildings, and may all its turrets und side walks be kept in good condition for the Walker! So mote it be ! . Gen. Rossittor furnished, in his war like days, food for considerable newspa per Comment, but. nothing that redounds ho much to his ere lit as tlii- : When the war ended, -instead Of remaining in the South and nursing h,M h itc, he struck northward and be^an, for want of better work, to chop Wood oil the Lake Superior Railroad, and by modesty and industry has become chief engineer of a division of tho line. NTine million two hundred and fifty thousand bushels of wheat are in store ?j:nl afloat at Chicago'. The steamer Nashville. \vilhsn?,?0? of freight for New'Orleans, was .sunk by ice at Cincinnati. Aver A, Brother's tobacco, luctory, in McLean County, Ky, w.is burned down, and the supposed iucendi'iry wuv lynch ed Htid found (lend. rymtouis ?f Catarrh. Indisposition to oxerc:se, difficulty of thinking or reasoning, or concentrating the mind up<m any subject, latitude, lack of ambition or energy, discharge falRng into throjif, sometimes pro(u-e, watery, acrid, thick and tenacious mu eous, purulent, offensive, ?ic. In others a'lUynfssyd.rj, wtitory, weak.or inflamed eyes, ringiug iu ears, deafness, hawking ?ud coughing to clear throat, uleerations death, art*} decay of bdnos, scabs from ulcers, enshgtant desire to clear nose and throat, voice altered, ntsal twang, nffeniuv? breath, impaired or total depri vation of sense of smell and taste, dizzi ness, mental depression, loss of appetite, indigestion, dyspepsia, enlarged tonsils, tieklinj cough, 'difficulty iu spooking plainly, genera! debility, idiocy and in sanity. '' - - ' - . All the above symptoms aro commnu to tho diseuso in some of its stages or complications, yet thousands ot cases uu nually terminate iu consumption or in sanity, uud eud in lite grove without ever having manifested on --third of the symtoms above enumerated. understood by physician*. The Pro prietor of Dr. Sago's Catarrh Remedy will pay $500 reward for u case of c*i tnrrh which he cannot cure Sold by druggists, or sjtid sixty ceuts to R. V. Fierce, M. 1), 133 Seneca street, Buffa lo, N Y , for it. Tho World docs not Contain medicinal preparation uhiuli has obtain ed n more widespread and tlesci .cd popularity tlfail Iii? MrXICAN MV8T.\n(1 JjfMStKN'T. Sinoc its, jipiroduoiion to public notice moro th-ui twenty years iu;o. it has been const Itltly u cd for every kind of disease or injury to man or h a t whieh eaii bt? affected bj a local applida lion, nod ho far as Its proprietors aro aw.in-, it hoe not luii.-l in i siuglo io stanoi. S it er so long an I -a \^.sl\il term ul' probutfUUI, v\l:o . i!i liav- the hirdih'tod t .d. iivit pi. -? lulu n; id.tims to p^UUlajf c\'.-;.> M ?-.. - .a. tmi l-'n-u.M 1>.\c; tf? .;i.t..!-in:ita ? I- in I 'liarleal n t ? 1? .h o.-i,-1, from thq board totlie .i.ouiM.iJH-. r.n bo ? i mnrkco improvement iii t)< stylo bll.lditlgs illillie la>l live >OH ' Villlll . and farm lnjusas all present a ::i re elo gaut and cottjfoTttiblc .ippe.ir.ia.cc;.. TUo reason is well known. It is because in that period the wholo country has learn ed to patronize that celebrated manufac turer of Doors, Sashes and Blinds, Mr. P. Jf. Toflo, Charleston, S. C 91 AR It ET REPORTS. Omer, or tuk Or amok bubo Nkws, February, 16, 1871. ifJOTTOtf?Sales durlug tbe week 170 bales. We quote : Ordinary.IS to) Low Middling.:.20$njr) Middling.lQ\'n\ ^ftSiyiAlOj^A^-^i-40 par jusbel i ? Coax..$ 00 per bushel. * '"Cfvlf Tkas..'. .. 1.00 per bushel. <rt^ii?fk?S5f?l!:?.T..$l,.0? per bushel. Sheriff's Sales. ORANGEBURG COUNTY. In Common Pleas. Robert Voting. "I v? ) G. D. Keitt )? Foreclosure, and J. A. K. Holnmn. J By Vlntte ofan order of Ifon. R. F. Gra haiu, Circuit Judge, in this ease, I will tell at Ornngcburg C. II. on the 1st Muiol.iy in .March next, at the riflk of the tormer pur chase'-, tho following Real Estate, Tii; All that plantation in Ornngoburg County, on Lihistone Creek, Mill Braurh and fcMists River,, containing about 1800 acres more or leas, bounded by lun'dtt of l. II. Culler, W. W. Culler nnd estato of l. C. Ulovcr. All that traol situate in said County on Bull Swamp, containing 801^ acres, more or leas, bounded by lands now or formerly of Curdner, Kn.itta and others. All that tract in said County on water* of j Rull Swamp, containing 28Uj acres, more or less, bounded by land... now or formerly of | Oardnar, Knotts and others And one other, trael on Rull Swamn in said County, eontaining 881 acres moru or loos, bounded by lands now or late'of Gard ner , Knotts and others. Terms?One-third cash, the balance on credit of one and two years. secured by bond of purchaser, hearing interest from lay of sale, and a mi rtgage of tbe promises, purchaser to pay for papers, recording and stomps. A LSO ORANGEBURG COUNTY In Common Pleas. Mary R. Treadwell, Adin'x. vs John II. Fan ning, ct al. Complaint to Marshall Assets, kc. By virtue of an order of the aniil Court in this action, I will sell nt Orangeburg Court House, for partition on Monday, the 4th day of March, next, during the legnl?hours of sale, the Real Estate in this County, not heretofore sold, of which thd late William r. Treadwell, died, seized and possosacd, consisting of part of the following tracts of land, in the Town of Orangfrburg: 1. True1 of 12 acres, bounded north by lands of Thomas Oliver, east by lauds oT So. Ca. It ail road Co., U. Go wan and Kstate of I George II. Elliott ami Railroad Avenuj. south by ltm?s"U Btrsetj and west by lands of W. M. Ilittuoh, E??q. This I met wilt be inieisected by two streets, and will be sold in 18 lots of convenient size. * '2. Tract of 12) acres, bodiide-l north by lands of Mrs Ann Androws, oast by Rrough Ion street, south by river and-street, and vfcj>t by River streot This tract will be spld in titi lots, and will be iutersieicd with streets properly located, rending the Lots avuilnbi? u* Town Li !s. A portion will tic sold in a (r?*V?f 8 acres, and another pnr iiv... :r -t Irnei of about ?0 acres, A Uno brickyard ir on out) ?t the tracts. A portion of these Lois will be soiu i?u tho dry indicated, to suit purchasers. I'lats it the gaidjtcal Kstate can b : inaoootej at the Sheriff's Office. Thums?One third cash, balance on a credit of one, two and three years, secured by bond arid mortgage of the purchaser, with interest from day of sale, payable Mi nunlly on the whole amoiu:'. until the whole bond is fully paid up, and satisfied, ami to jyiy for papers recording ami stamps. Purchaser to have privilege of paying all cash, and if any purchaser fails to comply, the premises so purchased by tho party failing to comply to be sold on the mtng (Jay or some convenient sab-day thereafter upou Ilia .-.auu? terms and at the former purcha sers risk. Sheriff-* Office, ) II. RIGGS, OrangebiirgC. II.. 8. G., \ S. t). C Feb. 1?;, 1872. J feb f7 td Sheriff's Sales. By virtue of sundry Executions to ine di recteVl 1 will sell to the highest bidders, at Ornngcburg Court House, on the first MON DAY in March next, for cash, the follow ing propel ty, vir : One Buggy. Levied on as tho property of Shook Hair ..t the suit of S. iiutto. ALSO One tract of laud in Edisto Fork containing 105 acres more or lens, bounded by lauds of Mrs. Mathany, James W. Weed, Mra. Se grist und V. V. 'lue. Levied < u as the pro perty of Lewis Garrick at th* suit of Ji o. T. Jennings, Ad mV. ALSO One tract of laud containing 1870 acres, less, krown ns "Belleville," bounded by lands now or late of Trexeva.rU. Davis, Me Cord, Geiger, Moorer anu Cua>gnrcc stiver. Levied on us tho properly of J. K, L. Ani.ik er at the suit of Kliuok, Wickenbuvg & Co. Sheriffs Office, \ if. RIOOS. Oraagcburg. C. H? 8. C . I S. O. C. Feb. Oth, 187-' ) feb 10 td Sheriffs Sales. \ NGEBClitj? COUNTY, is P it on at f. Court. Joseph Parsons Murjdiy, j va [ Perry W. Murphy. J By virtue of an onb ? from Hon. Thud. ('. Andrew?, Ju Ige of Probate, in the ease, i will -<":l on tho 1st Monday in March next, nt Ornngcburg C. H .during the usual liours of sale. 1. One raci ni land containing about ' 'J acres more or I, ss. hounded by lands ol II. nj. Mo \ l it it iay and.). M Myers 2. 'Mi" iraol oonl >i ling 1 acres more or Ichs, bounded by iands of llenj. McAII i Jane -i . r* und lane K I' i r ? o - Tot in ?t??.?> ? ? -!i .. ??? kii .. ??t'edii li 12 iiiiiiobf?tin pm*et.<i ? r- -?? bond le'iiriiigititCrt^l from-day ol - I | able antoi.-.lly, and i . ?..'-.> ..J i ic pretn .-??>.. and to pay for papery i n id . cording. In ease ol failure to .iply, the properly WlM b ? resold at i i-1. ?' purcli.uJci on i ii ? -iIim ?. i ms. Slierilf'ti (Iflioo, j 'I lUGOi' Ornngciuirg ('. II., S. C, > t>. C. .March'7, 1871. j fvb 10 td i WM. M. SAIN & CO. S COLUMN". FISH FAMILY GROCERIES JUST RECEIVED AND ARRIVING DAILY! ' IUI w AND HORSES K i-:PT m HAND FOR SALE FAIR WARNING ?AND NO HUMBUG! BUT CALL ON ! C I < ? < "WILLIAH T. LIGHTF?OT, -A.T THE COENER, And secure a BARGAIN in DRV GOODS GROCERIES, SHOES, HARDWARE. And an ENDLESS VARIETY" of the Pest Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, &c, All of which will be sold at once without REGARD to COST aud NO HUMBUG! f One DWELLING for sale on Middlctoo Street. Also my OLD STAND STORE on Russell Street.' jau 20 ?. . dee 2 c . .. ly -a \ ? y m -? ? ?-? SEED POTATOES! S EARLY ROSE POTATOES, BLACK SEED OATS. ONION SETS, TURNIP and CABBAGE SEED-' . ?. ? ?Also WHITE BEANS tor Basing ORDERS RECEIVED " Kor MAPES* 8UPERPUOSPITATE, a Fertilisers Composed mostly of FISH, rated second only to Peruvian Guano. Also for PERUVIAN QUANO and QUA NAPE OUANO. JOHN A.. HiVlMILTOTSr, . MARKET STREUT. Agent for FIRE and LIFE IXM'RAXCE. jan HO c jv FAIR NOTIQg! I Dr. OLIVEROS' hcga leave lo inform Ms lYiumls and Customci\i ilint with the NEW VI'.AH hv lins opened :i full STOCK OF MEDICINES; Ac ALSO SEED ONIONS and HARDEN SEEDS. A I.SI) < ANDY"?best quality?guaranteed. A I.SO RAZOR und POCKET CUTLERY. A I.SO PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH'and DRUHHB8. A J.PO VACUUM OIL-for grcnidhg Harness, Hoots nnd Shoos?bost in t!ie vvor'd. Every article sold GUARANTEE to ho just as I represent thenij and Mold on t lie mosl LIUERAL cash Icriua l>y DR. OMVEROS, Dnijr^i-t :iu<l ( lieuiist. jan H nov I* ly 1)11. A. ?. DUKES, At the Old Stand of i>n. si. m. n]iux.kzi. H AS .11 ST RECEIVED A fresh uipply ..r DRUGS, MEDICINES, rAINT?, UlLS, VARNISHES, .\r. A splendid lot of &1 At ION ERY. PERFUMERY an.) SOAPS in great va riety. A line stock of CIG VKS a>;d T<>;t VCCO. And one ? ?!" the finest assortment of PQl.'K KT KNIVES ever oirorcd here ai the prices. Prescriptions carefully propurod. OFFICE HOURS on tin- SABBATH? Prom 9 to lo A. M., and from 1 to ?'> 1'. M. dee 2 c ly Tli? Celebrated Fertilizers. Wllcosr. {;ii>Tm ill: <'<?.. ' > ? . ii. S \ \ ;i DKAI.RCS IN til \\o ... i litt if SovuihutJt. G'fi. 151 ?'- ' fifty, i:htir!>*!i,,>. S. ('. i . r iiifornintion apply ovftddrcs'* v ? lot llmnnac foi lS7i. DUjih, SfOVII I- & PIKE, Ajtnts at Ora,iig.<l>urS. t'. jau og wnq MUSIC & STATIONERY, ALWAYS ON HAND 'Slits celebrated I'EN* LI.TTLR HOOK for Copying Letters?used wuhbitl v foods? every boslness man should haw one. i Anything in my line not on bund can bo ordered in a short time; jan 0 o ly At Private Sale. rtIHE PLANTATION forming a part of L the Bstate of the lata Col. Keitt, and known ns the DARBY PLACE. Tlie tract asists of i\l)out' t'tOff at? res, one dialf well I imborod, the rcDiaindor Rieh, Hod, Loam Soil, adapted to Crops of a'l Mods. These mo the Finest Land*'in 'the* - District, and were valued at ^t) per acre in lStio. Would bo Bold for one.half that price now. One fourth cash, the Tentainder in three Insfnl meats bearing interest from dato and sc cured by mortgaga of thosuno. 'i'liii is a splcnd'd chsnec for^uny one de siring to secure Lieh Lands, fine Water Pow ir. excellent f itt!? Hang, ,u:id a Refined Neighborhood. Ap'p'v to Mrs. L. M. KEITT, Or J. G. KEITT, Esq. jan ? . tf. ORANOERURG COUNTY. Pnrsnent to nn order in the Common Plcap ill this ease I will soil at llio Court House on Ihn 1st Mon lay?fn\ fciiwhry lie^tU Cm "\l?i?]>u n" iraet, wUtofi Vss the property ofj. C. Woekn doceaseil, containing 8Q0 acres more or Icia, and bounded by tho San tec River and lands of Mr-. EMabera weeks and Jaliy Week-, the same being in Orange ini rg County. Also on tho same day, a number of notes mid other ohosea in trction. Terms ? For the cbq>ses e.ish?For the land on" third ca-di, tl)e biilntiae orr u credit one .m l i wo } ear*. * itn l ond and mortgage, l'urchus.-rs to'phv for papers ami stamps. JAMES F. I/.LA 11, Eeforoe. THE OLD ESTABLISHED &4c(ual d%?mm (cclleae OF AMERICA. THE . . SOUTHERN No. 8 N. Charles Street, BALTfAfORR, AID. Orjnnltttl nt'it ?m>/f<f Entirely to Preparing youna arul&ftiddU ($fijid (af/en to bkcoxx Ttioitouau (Practical Accountants ...._u._ Swa&M/it/ &Jf/u'fWJJ e^//cu. ' ?.?J?-^_ OVER 2600 YOUNG MEN no* r.i* SOUTHERN STATES harr GRADUATED at fit's IXST/TFTIOX, and art now filling RetfonsiJ-tt nn.i l.ucrathte Positions in th< Unding BAXKS A.\D BUSINESS HOUSES of the Country. J liKKK AKR XO I 'A CA 'MORS. Students cm* enttr nt axr llwti. Special tndMdsusi Itistmrtitm and surfet* rnAran Iffj. S*n,tf<>r Crltff* Ditcnvtint*aidtf-ltntildS[4th mens ./ VeninAiuKiy. 'RVftisi tn>? J'/>itaey Sfam/t. Aa'Jresi all Communications to w. a. KAiu.rii, rvf*v. S:tt':er>: finsinet* Col'<ge, F.lT.mrORR.MD; LOOK FOR THE RED COFFEE FOT! HOME MADE XT* WARE OF Tin; UEST QUALITY AND OF EVERY DE SCRIPTION?WARRANTED. ALSO Cakes' and Confectionanes1 ALWAY8 ON HAND AND FOR 8ALL AT STORE OF THE RED COEFEE EOT, NEXT TO MR. W. l\ LIG IITFOOT'8 OLD STAND. B. E. H. PRAttSOlf/ New Goods, New Goods, THE undersigned beg* to Inform his cus tomers and the publio generally that it linsjust returned from New York with an immense STOCK of Fall and Winter Goods, unsurpassed in Style, Durability and Low Frice, comprising an extensive asaortment of LADIES DRESS GOODS, Morenos, Alpacas, Poplins, Plaids, Detains. fco. The greatest variety of CLOAKS, and ?* peoially 8H A WLS ever offered in this in a: lift, all of which the ladies say are the pre,. liest and Cheapest in Orangcburg. . Gents pall and examine of FOREIGN nu t DOMESTIC CLOTHS and CASftlMERK - which is undoubtedly the largest, riebest' und Cheapest collection ever display" \ l'y any Merchant fn our Town. A full line of the best TRIMM <J9 al ways on bund. Great inducements offered in Rcidymu 1 ' Clothing^ Boots, Shoes and Hots, Flannel Lindseys, Jcaas, Kerseys, Blankets, Dome tics Ifosicry, Gloves and Yankee Notions v every description. A .otnplcto stock of Sugar*, Coffees* B. con. Laid, Molasses, Elour, Cheese, Tobni co, Lye, Si9.i Crockery Ware, Willow War?-." Hardware, and other goods too numerous If*' mention. All of which arc offered LOW DOWN by JUS. M?:NA MARA, oct 14 3y Fall and Winter Goods! F. W. H. Rriggmann TTAS just received a FULL STOCK ? DRY* GOODS, CLOTHING, FANCY GOODS, SHOES, HATS, kr. All my goods is LOW in price to suit the times. My motto is small profits and quick sales. My stock of i # HARDWARE. CROCKERY WARE, GROCERIES, LIQUORS, WINES, ALE LAGER BEER, &c., is of the first quality and low in price. COTTON ami all other Produce bought at the highest market price. ? F. H. W. BRIGGMANK' oot 14 oct 9 1/ COTTON TIES. Wc are Anritt? fur the Manufacturers f"i "EUREKA." SWETT, ARROW, ANCHOR & BUTTER TIES. AtSO OF the PATENT LOCK TIE. Just Landing 4000 Bdlcs of the "EURE KA" and LOCK TIES. No Tie can surpass the "Eureka" for sin*'" j.plicityanl durability, and we offer if t* ?1 .TLothat is unexcelled. The ARROW is aba weU koe>sm. We ask your orders, guaranteeing as LOW PRICES as they can bo purchased at in any Southern Port. Wo sliall he pleased to handle Consign " ments of your Cotton, and will give alt Shrp4-'"" incuts our closest attention. GEO. Wi WILLIAMS k CO., Cotton Factors, Church St., Charleston, 8. tV sept 28 wee 2m Estate of MARY RAYSOR, deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI. concerned, t'.iat on the 2?th dav -??! February A. D. 1872, I will file my FIN '.L ACCOUNT ns Executor of the will of lira." Raysor, deceased, and will ask for my d.? charge, in the Probate Court of Orangcb u-j? County. WILLIAM C. MOSS, Executor ' . Orangcburg, S. C, January 21th 1872. j jau 2* A notice oi uiRimsaa.. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 will on. tlvwl'.Hh day ot February n> tile my final account with the Honor*? Judge of Probate for OrangebnrgCounty. * Admis'iota of Cnnicl W. Kcnncrly, and ik-k fur Letturs of Dismissal. HARRIET C. KENNEELY, 7.. A. BAIR, j.ni 20?it Administrators. Nolle? IKtbtoniantlC'reeillorM. All persons indobtcd :!.* Sfitaiv ? = tieorge T. Irick must make payment on <?' before the 1st day of March 1872, and et persons holding claims against the said t <U tute will present and provo the same or l> ? debared paymeut on or before the said tiin? Wm. WATT, j.m 20?-It Administrator. IST. ALBHI^CHT, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, ORANGE BURG, ?. 4\. RESTEt!IFULLY IN FORMS THE UiTl tens of Urnngeburg and Vicinity t.. he has opened at 10? NEW STORE on I.., Bell Street, between Messrs. Rriggnianri' Co. and McNamara k Joans, with a comp; r. Stock of LEATHER, &c, ami thai ho h. siimcieut Workmen to till ui? Oedct? ?um . i ed to him. Thinking the Public for past pntronn-i? rcpeetfully solicits a coulinusncc of ti. s line. 1 ERMS CAoii. feb 5 oot 23 t l ? V. H. XV. BRICSGSf A.\.*i h just received a fine lot of Sf KD 1RI: PoTATOl'S which he Lj offering ve?y b, j?n-??7 . ... Ii"