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' '^A^?iliA^Y^lJAB. 80, 1872.; tall All A* ?oilaV kaadud teTfJlB ttkkagef ??l* 'Thwtday Noon. 4M . ,JIR J^OPIU-riMM ????an?? D. A. ( POBTKR es a Candidate for ?h?firT at the m aest aUeeUoe aad oblige hia many friends ia " ?ae . ?ORK. THE NEWS HAS THE LAUGEST , j CIRCULATION IN THE COUNTY w 3d' don't think we would like to live < in North Carolina just nt present. The I, weather there If too Lowery altogether. lUita eaj^ J-egiBiature |iaa passed an Act for vo) the *? protection of liuoys and Beacons." We wish it would pass another to pro II lent "Boye and Deacons." This would pa ? gfvatt relief to parents and churches : 1 . N:cr..?A young lady of Richmond, Virginia, intending to be married, re cently telegraphed to Paris for silk stockings, to bo .undo, to order, with her _ .passe worked in tjittin, and she got them ' v ?the price being, in greenbacks, 842 per pair.?Exchange.. Are they on??exhibition ? ... .i. ,i. asai bsssm JJy a card in the Charleston Uejmhli ran .it appears that J. Felder Meyers Esq., has transferred all bis interest in I the. Charleston Republican Printing and 1 J'ubliahing Company to E \V. M. X Mackey, Esq., and has thereby dissolved his connection with that Company. His associattor, however, in an editorial capacity, will still continue. .iv i Judge Graham has appointed Thomp son II. Cooke Esq , Solicitor pro tern for the Orangehnrg part of the First Judi cial Circuit. Mr. Cooke has l.nd a good deal of experience as a oriminai lawyer .and ought to be able to discharge the very important duties of his office with benefit to the *?tatc and with credit to himself. .-?Pome enterprising merchant here might dw Well by keeping grist and k lucal air ay a on band and at reasonable *^'Ji?iecS. We see by some of our ex - ehanges that in Alken and other places the market price of those articles rangos from 75c to 81 per bushel. Here the '' general price is 40c per peck, which is simply exorbitant. Will any body take tbe matter in haad ? ? i ? E?e ?J?? - "The Naurs' information as to the Times asking fur radical patronage, is r* Iahe in toto."?Times. Perhaps the Times hss been restrained by considerations of politeness. But wouhTnt it like a little public printing once in a while if it could get it ??ju.it ' klsetUf ? Three fourths of the Democratic pa per* ia the State seem to enjoy it mightily aud, however tnuoh ihey huve to say about taxation, Ac, they nover intimate anything against the amount ol the State'? printing bills. As our readers are probably aware-, mi ' ex-official of this County 1- iu jii feba>ge of 8u;aling 3:ii ti .' -toouey. A few days alu ; Democratic pa per slat ad th iiiumrii ?> the alleged theft af S4mi> TV. ...... WeH Saitinef. Ii ?",ftn ' ill, itt\) . #.-] J! ?01 1 and gone 8199,000 better ; so to ? - figures now stand at tun? tours* Mvese are mere mistakes t>ut don't they show how careful wc ? tight t?. be not to let our Democratic" Irland* have anything to do with tin? Tr<-usury, or any otaer office where accuracy in figures is desirable ? Fancy a young man with asms it f.lrui beitig assessed to pay a tax of, say, 3?J0 mills on the dollar, on 20,000 More* <>'? land valued at81,000 per aere,und on 500 mu|ee valued at $15,000 each, or, when Hie State census is taken, being returned a*, s-y, 300 years of age and the father of 500 or 800 children, a^ed all the way np from 100 to 2000 years or so ! Or a sweet uiias of 16 published to the World as a mature female of 160 ! Or the mat Uro female of 35 appearing iu print at the over-ripe age of 350 or wjN|ft?eisi, ?Us*' female1 suffrage come If it must: on true woman will ever give tbe Demo crats u chance at .tbe census. am... i -ki mJUtmmw? to Death.? A lamentable ?ssttn^'Aeeutrad last week on Dr. A. R Tt?W* Oakland place in St. Mat thewi. The drew of a woman, 00? of tha intlfnt kandfl. ?bo WB8 WMMfJj trash, took fire and ehe was soon envoi-1 opod So flames. A matt ?tanding mo*iaV" deavored to tear offner clothing, bat -he refused to permit bits io io ssssd fnn off from those who endeavored In aid her. She was finally taken in charge by some of her own sex and properly eared for. Her sufferings were intense, the akin having peeled fromalmoathcr entire body. During the following night she wan taken in labor and: gave birth to n dead child. The next afternoon death came Co her relief The Marquis of Ripon has nenn un animously elected, for the third time, Most Worshipful Grand Master of the Freemasons of England. Dr. Saok's Oat Ann 11 Rkmbpy .? $500 reward for an incurable oaae. Sold by Druggists at 50 cents. Lasting Loveliness.?Twenty year* ago when paint, pearl powder and enamel, were ruining the complexions and den troying the health of women of fashion, Haoan'u Magnolia Balm was brought out as a pure botanical oosiraltio, guar anteed to restore bloom aod beauty to the skin. From that time to the present it has been continually rising in public estimation as the safest and moat unex ceptionable preparation of its class. In stead of producing an artificial, metallic surface, like the deadly enamels, or wil ting the cuticle like the poisonous fluids sold under various names as "beaut inera," it keeps the akin us soft as velvet, ren ders it aa smooth and glossy as satin, and imparts to it that delicate, rosy tinge which is the beau ideal of lon.-plcxiouai loveliness This eiquiaite chromatic cffi-ct is not transien*. By applying the Balm duily it may bo prolonged from youth to age. A lady who purchased the first bottle of the artiele nineteen yerra ago, writes to say that her complexion at forty is "purer clearer and more bril lin nt than it has ever been/' and ehe at tributes its beauty solely to the daily use of Haoan's Maqnolia Balm. Venetian Blinds.?No invention was ever so important to the people of | hoi climates as the Venetian blind. Ad mitting the air and a shaded light, while keeping out the neat and glare, they are absolutely essential to comfort in this country. If the houses of any of our ran dera are destitute of these valuable con trivances, they should st ones, before the hot weather seta in, send their order* to Mr. P. P. To ale, No. 20 llsyne street, Charleston, S. C. manufacturer and dealer io doors, sashes, blinds, ba lusters mouldings, &c, &e. COMMERCIAL. MARKET ft KIM WITH. DrnOR or tmk osANOROtrno News, Mesrh, 29. 1871. COTTON?Seles daring the week 48 bales. We quote : Ordinary.19 Cf% Low Middling.20 (V?> Middling.f..,.30f(ie Hoi oh Kick.$1.60 per oushel Cobs.$ 90 per bushel. Cow I'bas. 1.00 per bushel. 1'ikiibbs.$1.00 per bushel. SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD Cuablkstos, S. C. December 28, 1871. ON AND AFTER SUNDAY dec em HK It 24, the Passenger Train on the South Caroline Kuilromi will run as follows . ror atousta. t.d.<- i itnrlesion.?8.10 A. Mi Arrive at Auguste.4.'ib P. M run COLIMBIA. I.env. Charleston.?8.10 A. M. V nv hi Columbia.4.06 P. M. roK r]| auI.KSTOS. l.c.ivt- AuguMA .?7.40 A. M >?:-- -. /'i...? fl 'tri i> u Leave Columbia.7.40 A. M. Arrive at Cliarieston.8.20 P. M. TUUOt'SH WILMINOTOH TBAJX Leere Augusta.8.00 A. M. Arrive al Kingville.?9.00 A. M. Leave Kingville.-12.80 P. M Arrive at Augusta.?.80 P. M. ?eoosTA muht BXPBKBa-BVNDAVs axcarraa Leave Charleston..8.80 P. M. Arrive at Augusta. .7.3*0 A. M. Leave Augusta.?6.00 P. M. Arrive at Cliur lesion.?6.66 A. M. columbia h 1(1 UT tlfUli?-BVBOAVS BXOBPT ts?. Leave Charleston.7? 10 P. M. Arrive at Columbia....?7.60 A. M> Leave Columbia.6.00 P. M. Arrive at Charleston.. ..7.00 A. M. si husbmui TRAIN. Leave Snmrnerville et...7.2* A. M. Arrive at Charleston et.,.?.8.45 A. M. Leave Charleston at .tmm??mm?tS.80 P. M. Arrive at Summerville at..mm*. 46 P. M. CAMDBR BBANCH. Leave Catndaa..6.16 A. Mi Arrive at Columbia.10.40 A. M. Leave Columbia.......1.46 P. M. Arrive at Csmdan.6.26 P. M. Day and Night Traisa make close connec tion at Augusta with Georgia Railroad and Central Railroad. Night Traia eeaaeets With Macaw ead Augwrte Railroad. Columbia Night Traia connects with Greenville and Columbia Railroad, and with Charlotte Road io points North. . Calden Traia connects at Kingville daily (o xrept Sundays) with L>ay Passetigor Traia? aad rune through to Columbia. A. L. TYLER, Vleetpfesideni. S. D. PioSkvs, Gnueral Tieke? Afest. COI-XJMN. ?\_:.-''-?'?'/jj&L ./I % i?.?? v ?K ! .- I. .1.: ! i.M i .:? i , // ?.. ?. . X ,>'.?? i ' " i / r ? W ".??TT H bau ?. iC?!H . . i .i-.'-M #/ an FINE : ,...>.:..???? .-i.nl Uml 2 u?iil > linn ? ni?jlul ?? ?? f ?. ? I tm ill l .i -I ' <??t j . i. i .),.} : . , i ? .. ? itulHU I I t>t .' I i ?*<".,Mir HORSES AND Jt t i ;>t?i EESTOCST FOR SALE CHEAP!! NEW SPRING GOODS ??E Coming In! (Can you afford to leave your Homestead nninsured?) INSURANCE AGENCY. FIRE IN8UEANCE. LIVERPOOL, LONDON k OLOBR FIRK INSURANCE COMPANY? Capital $20.000,000 Gold. (This solid English Company paid over three million Dollarn at Chiago Fire) LIFE INSURANCE. PIEDMONT & ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY? Capital $2.500,000. The leading Southern Company?all 8outh Carolina Premium* invested in South Carolina. JAS. H. FOWLES, agent, At Citizens' Saving Bank. ?--0 VOR SJ*I.E.?100 ACRES LAND on Delltrillt Road. 1) miles from the Court House. (SO acres Cleared and SO Woodland.) Also lO.fMO hricks for sale. Apply to JAS. R. fowlm. mar 2-1 e ly GREAT PREPARATION FOE THE SPRING OF '72. T. CARU ILL Is offering his assorted STOCK of GOODS at a GREAT REDUCTION on former PRICES to make room for a new Stock of SPRING GOODS! T. O/liRTiNflLL, nr.SSELL ST. OR AXQBBUR0, S. C. .* If. lyo oet 7 WAR! WAR! WAR! IN toa>.i|u>-no-' ?>! the EXl'E? ted WAR between Great Britiin und the United State*, JU M.rWAMA IA U i t ?riuiued to SELL ? LT Iii? entire STOCK for Greenback* to invest in >uid?sbuul-l iiii* w.n occur liroeubaoks won't he worth a cent, therefore he gives iiia Customers and the Public generally, a ctiaao ? to invest the mme in his Cheap DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS. BOOTS. SHOES, hats, &c. SUGAR. 8 ltis for $1.00. COFFEE, 4 lbs for $1.00. * ? .' i ' t "O R?CO? ??< ' M'l.\<-,-,S n-Tfl?? cieSrited DIAMOND IIa ms, SUGAR ? ' ? i ih. Ft. )UR. KICK .?.\|?...U: l?U>W3 lib ? I. ??t.? full lias dl FIRMING UTENSILS, sash . ::??.!.-. ?1'.m>; s. -ii " t.' ? ! ? ?..*>, hambs. iridles, axes, mat 1 c ly JUST RECEIVED Tis? LA WORST and MOST VAlUEi'l Stuck ot CANNED GOODS aver offered in this Market. SPICED SALMON, GREEN CORN, PEACHES, FRESH SALMON, GREEN i'BAS, PEARS, LOBSTERS, TOMITOKS, STRAW SERIES, OYSTERS, 1 and 2 lb*, PICKLES, PINE APPLE, BRO M A, G E L AT INK, Ao., Ac. II A MS?BACON of .-very d-rM-ipti'.n. All jertidea uf Atii??Mt i and W.-.ttern FLOUR We are als? ..ff ri >u uir eu?r - <? .-k I' DRY GOODS at COST. SHEOS HATS t'l 'l LEHY, A ?. FELDER, V08E & IZLAR, ?*r GOODS DELIVERED FIIKE of CHARGE in any portion ef the Town, ma '2 e ly BACON, BACON! BACON 1 3000 l ound* O K RIDES, 2501 Pounds SHOULDERS. 1000 potiud* HAMS. D)00 Pourtla STRIPS. FLOUR 1 FLOUR fl FLOUR ! If A Choice Lot of this artlolt arriving and in Store. Jut received n Choic* Lot of TAYLOR S PREPARED HAM, to which we call attention. All ?.f the ABOVE GLOOM arp ofT-red st LOWEti PRICES than nan ho pfttvharttd tit itny otbef Hodse 111 Or'jnjrrtrurg'. Our STOCK of GROCER I frN are feueWml Weekly fVe* the Chtfapnrt Mar keth tDttnlortt wb gUatuniec not only CHEAPNESS but FRESHNESS. T. A. JEFFORDS & CO. ??r* ? ly toi/.o I? tot rln? LS I f t fttlA .trtJtcAlXO* A . william t. uarnm^ 1 11 at the cpnisr It BARGAIN i? ? * a # t i i 2 r ? ? d * *! ! s ? A J GROOVES, , ... ? BH0B8, '. ,L, HARPWAR?, ? ;;i . Ah4 a? ?KDL^88 V^WWKtY of th# Best Liquors, Cigars* Tobt^fii??.9 All of whieb will bo sold at once witbx*t JlEGARP td COSJNO HUMBUG 1 Om DWELLING for sate oH Middleton Street. Also ray OLD STAND STORE oa Russell Street, inn ?0 dec 2 0 ljr z /AYA ! ""Ii c\ -jninjvto*? oa* DR. A. C. DUKES, At the Old Stood of UHi B? Mm 9HI7LER. has JUST RECEIVED A fresh Dplj of Medicines, ?paints, OILS, L VARNI8HE8, &?. A splendid lot of STATIONERY". PERFUMERY and SOAPS in great Va riety. : - ? -v p. A fine stocX of CIGARS and TOBACCO. And eae of the finest assortment of POCK ET KNIVES ever offered here at the prioes. Prescription! carefully prepared. OFFICE HOURS on the SABBATH ? From 9 to 10 A. M., and from 4 to 5 P. M. dec 2 e ly LOOK FOR THE RED COFFEE POT! HOME MADE TIN WARE OF THE BE8T QUALITY AND OF EVERY" DE SCRIPTION?WARRANTED. ALSO Cakes and Confectionaries ALWAYS ON HAND AND FOR SALE AT STORE OF TUB SED COFF?E POT, NEXT TO MR. W. T. LIGHTFOOT'S OLD STAND. Bp B. E. H. PEARSON. THE OLD ESTABLISHED (ghdualffiiiAvtiete ^oll^ OF AMERICA* THE ^UTHEa No, 6 N Charles Street, BALTIMORE., MD. foanp and Middle gfyed *i4ten TO BMCOHM r??MOVQB Practical Jctotintants ike OV&tt 2&00 YOUNG MEN noM raa SOl/T/fERAT STA TES kmmt GRADVA TED mi tkU INSTITTTIOff, and art mtm Mltimm Rttpant&U and LmcrmHvt Fatitirat id tkt LemSimc BASKS AND BUSINESS HOUSES tf tkt Crmniry. THERE ARE NO VACATIONS. Stmdtntt emu tnttr mi any timt. ?>w? lawMWM imtrmcHtn and race til ptaran ttttL Stnd/rr Ctlitgt Dtcumtntt and tfltmJtd S/cci nmi of Pantrnmrntnif. Emeiatt fmm Pttfagt Stam/t. AAdrtt* mil Ctmmuuicatimt ?a W. B. B AD LEB, Frmmt. SmUktrm Jhaaejat CmlUgt, BALTIMORE, MD. aov II F. H. W. Bpiggmanii MAYING ACCEPTER THE AGENCY for the American BUTTON HOLE, LtSEKM'.NO and SKWlNfJ MACHINE. I respectfully call the attention thereto of .Ladies who are desirous to pdrehase a good and reliable MACHINB. It does, in the host possible manner, every variety of FAM* ILY SEWING that can be done o'n euy Ma. chine, and, in addittoa thereto Embroiders on the edge, and makes beautiful Button nnd Eyelet Holes ia all fabrics; which, no other Machine can do. Call sod see for you reel vea. Also en hand a FULL STOCK of SEAS ONABLE GOODS which we offer LOW. FERTILIZERS on as REASONABLE TERMS as thy other house.: f. II. W. BR1GGM.YNN. fro 24 oot 8 ly SCHOOL BOOKS! '.MtSlC k STATIONERY, ALWAYS Oil flANW At raa ENGINE HOrrSK. TVa celebrated PEN LETTER BOOK for Copying Letters?used without a Press? ?very buaiaess man should bars* one' Anything ia my line not ea head can be ordered in a short time. KIRK ROBIXNOX. jan ? a ly Ribbons, M?li?ety v AND. y . v.'TT*!! 6 T RAW OODDSj Also White GoooV Kmbroiderios. fts, ARMSTRONdfcAt'E'rV i CO. Importera, efrnufaef^nf^aaWdbbers of Bo?>ets, Trlnm?ngB, ^Uttub Klbbonej Velvet Ribbons, Nock Ties, Bonners, Bilks, Satins, Velvets and Crapes, Flowcts, Feath ers, Ornaments, Frames, kc. Straw Bon nets and Ladies and Children's Hats, trimm ed and un tri mm ?d. > And in connecting Wnrcroouts White Goods, Linens, Embroide ries, Lace?, Nets, Colisrs, Setta, Handker chiefs, Veillnjf. Head Nets, rtw ? KoV 237 und 239 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md> These g( ode axe manufactured by ns or boqght for Cash tliroctly frbm the European and American Manufacturers, embracing all the latest novelties, uneqnsahfu* In variety and cheapness in any market. u Order? filled with c;irc, promptness and despatch. ? atiraacajias) mar 17 , ( j \/y tm At Private Sate. TtlE T/LANTATION forming; if *#rt Of the Estate Of the lato Col, R?it*j and known a* the UARBV PLACE. 3?? traet consista of abdut 600 acres, on*'half well Timbered, the remainder Rieh, Bed; Loam Soil, adapted to Crops of all kinds. Thea? ars the Finest Lands in tke District* and were valued at $20 per aero in 1884V Would be sold for one-half that price now. Ond fourth cash, Uta remaitlder in three instal ments bearing interest from data and se cured by mortgage of the same. ? I This is a splendid chance for anyAoee de siring to secure Rich Lands, fine WatefTPow. er. exccllc l Cattle Range aatd *<lUt*ed Neighborho \ Apply to ')^???n Mra..L. M. KElTT, Or J. IX KEirT, J^cj, Jan C r tf Public Sale*cH T. Willard Lewia ) vs V Judgment CT HWWewiW? John Chart rand;, j By virtue ef the Judgment glad in this cane, I trill sell on tke first Monday la Aw* pril next, the following tract of Und at the rfsK of the forrner pucaaaer. All that plantation situated oil the aorta east aide of k'dUto HJvdj ih >a* County of Orangeb?rg, Containing ?SS acres mere or less, being part of the Mette land, bounded by land of the Estate Of Ni Byrd, Gearg* and Samuel Uvr'd and lir. 0. H. Ott and ky the S. C. Railroad. Terms?One half cash, balance payable in one and two years, secured by bojadaed mortgage, with interest fr?nt ?y'WSale. Purchaser to pay for papers, etatrlbs and recording U ?. GLOVER, Mar 0?td Wft?* 6-4, 7-4 and 8-4. Address, SUtitiapyfcieand particulars P. T. >L, P. 0. BBftTltt mar 10?2t Charleston, 8? C The Celebrated Fertilisers, FOR 8ALt Bf H i It oS, Citbb* at' ?l??s fwronTsait ANb TT?..vlkp.? tx Gi-am??, 1 Vr} Ray St., Snvonnok, Gtt. 1ft 1 ?1$t Bay, Charleston < S. C. > For further Information applr r address) as above for Almanac for 1872. BULL, SCOVltL Si TUE, Agents at Oraagabwrg, 8. C. en wea tat