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eats iM?t k N|KWo i o /.H 't ? ALEXANDER .BRQ,W$? <f ??? Fork/oT -r^MtatQ? in hereby announced as a candidate for County Commissioner by MANY FRIENDS. ; Mb. Euitoe?Please nimouuco QEO. W. BAXTER, from tne Fork of Edisto, as a candidato for ike Lower Heus? of tho Genc Va! A=:;=ib!y, at the next Election ?hd obi i?? MANY V?THUS. jmml tr F??t all'BRIFF. Jj^iUtofttyi fWe?d* ot the tf?fl. *hAd. ' t. ArtDRF^ys.bUf efficient judge of Probate, ariftautlce htm aa a CANDIDATE for SHERIFF of Oraiigbbiirg- C?lln ty, for the next Term. ? ' > - NUMEROUS FrIE'N?S. May 10, 1872.?'.l?td. . A N NO UNC EM E NT. MR EDITOR?Please announee D. A. PORTER as a Candidate for Sheriff at the acit ijtutJtitfd tttld oblige his many friends in .'f'kjjtfiA OlQWvTj ' - PORK. ,ad-i F?B ' Many friends of Hsrpih Biggs Esq., the present Sheriff, announce him as a candi date for re-elect ion. . FRIENDS AND VOTERS. ^BE NEWS HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN Tflfi COUNTY Thanks to the Hon. F. A. Sawyer foi bodies of Speeches made by him in the ?. S. Senate. K?phha?ian Society.?The Eu pbradian Society of the South Carolina College, Coldmbfc, will celebrate its six ? tv sixth anniversary on Thdrsday, * June 27th. The ofnfor of the occasion ^.,Mr. John V. Afthifr, of Columbia. We' t*re,itVoCbted, to Mr. R. J. Boone for atf thvltetion to attend. CLAkit/?opino SoClETT.^Th? above Society, also connected with the South Carolina College, will hold its final cclc tratioff on vVeducsday evening, Juno 26th. Mr. J. Quit man Marshall is "President, and E. G. Craydon Secret (try. * Vt. mf. fright, of AOdersorj, delivers tho Vuledietory ot?ti??. We ftttiru Ihsnks for a card. The Elliott boys are wonderful fellows, end Sheriff Rigga is "oue among ton thousand, ?fd tl?OK?thet lovely"?ex cept when* making tin afrcst or levying an execOtiort. The boys have already had the frame for their truck house made, and the Sheriff did the worlt. There will be a 'raising' next week Sometime. . "High" times are anticipa ted, t ^_ All persons interested in the subject bf Meen?e?-=aand where is the man who Js notf?-tffilf please bear serfcrttoryifr tnind that fhe* present ffceat qcf*ft?r ex pires with the current) iYionfb and1 that "trouble begins" again on the first of' July. Those who don't pay up ou that day will run tho risk of being particu larly . iwjuired for by a constable or deputy sheriff. "Ntfff eed." I.?si'' atams?ii ? Corn.?Mr. Exektel baa just rceferrud 600 bushels white cum?jisS for ?Hfai ntt? gri*t-=so don't grirtnble abort mt'ff hv>mhry and meal a?iry ttMt, but just step over* Co' Af. E's* whetb yo*a trill find the polite and accommodating M r Wallace always ready to give you good weights in corn, groceries and any other article in bis line. Aod if you can spare the greenbacks, he can supply you With as good a watch or olook as over lio&odv OH* the finest jewelry in tho State. Sc* ad*. ?- ???M?mf ' ?Bwaaiff*^? - Taxe? I Taxes 1 !?r^uiKtof Van Tassel urgently desires all holders of per sonal property lo read, romctnbor and act upon his advertisement (which is to bo found in another columd,) concerning assessiuonta and re itirtis fdt purpose* of taxation. Owners, agents, guardians, executors, und all bther,parties ibtefested will please take hbiice and gbvefu themselves aocording Iff. If tbey ddri'tj they will regret it to she t?ue of a ft? per cent penalty. The resJtJOnitfg id cogent?gO and r?ake out ybar pa pent. ?IM ? rj"'" mm_ Clafxtn IJNir*nsitT.-^>ThVj an'rVi J(r.J^ry( excises of this ihs?iiitlofr, ?.*-? 4 tit red on Tuesday und Wtdts'csduy of set #ceh The pupils, iu their rccfta improvement aoA- progress. The school was a t,ood doai broken in upon, during tba pass few weeks of ?s5??* session, by slekbess. It is the intoutiun of the board of trustees thoroughly to reor ganise the institution before the com mencement of another tertil, Rnd to make it in every fospddt it first clues BChUoL The editor of the Reedsburg Prtts refers to the oeourreooe of ''a little fe male incident"1 at his house which pre vented bis strict attoution to business lust week. A newsboy h?virlg bddrt ??ff*<lte'd' and robbed id Jacksduvillc, 111, the Chicago Time* s tys that highwaymen will be attacking reporters soon, as those gentle men stand next below newsboys tu the scale of jourmilistji? opulence. A pridtef, haVitlg beeil "Iking" by his sweetheart, tried to c?tnmlt suicide. The "devil" found him out add tobk hitt to the Sa?ct?m where tti? editor was writing dUtia to delinquent sain scirbers. The picture of despair pre sented by the editor reconciled the printer to his fute. He began to con sider himself as comparatively happy. lo order to get the streets cleaned, a 1 Little Rock paper prints this pleasant i paragraph* ! V/e have ad elegant assort inotit ol first clats obltUafieo, from which we shall select, with pleasure, fitting niic? fbr each of the aldermen, when he dies irbttt the cholera or other disease, super"induoed by the filthy condition of Our streets and alleys.' A waggish journalist who is often merry over his personal plainness, tells this story of himself: "I went once to a drug store for a dose of morphine for a sick friend. The night-clerk objected to give it to me without a prescription, fearing I was going to kill myself. 'Pshaw,' said I, 'do I look like a man who would destroy himself}" Qazing steadily fit me, he replied: 'I don't know. Seems to tnc if I looked like you I ehoald be greatly tempted to kill myself." These "devils" seem to be brought tip with a sad misapprehension of facts con cerning editors, but this is no reason why they should pour out their feelir/gs lu such miserable versaS as the follow ing i If 1 waS a lokcl editor, Wouldn't I have a *t?e 1 I wouldn't print a cussed word For lessen a $ a line. I'd get my grub arid llcltSr* & tickets to the sbtrrs, 1 wouldn't pay fdf trdggy Lief; & wouldn't I ware good close! Don't Give Liquor to Children. One of the first ii'.erury tueu in tho Ufrited States tsttV) to the *riiet/ after speaking ou the subject of (e'mpeftftrce: There is one thing which, as you visit dif ferent places, 1 wish you to do every where, that is, to cutreat every mother never to give u drop of strohg driuk ton child. I have had tu fight as for my life and all my days to keep from dying a drunkard,- besrretee I was fed with spirits whefi a child. I acquired a taste tor ft. My brother, poor fellow, died a drunk ard/ I Wotfld not havo a child of mine take a drop of it for anything. Wiru every bother, w.-erever you go, never to give a drop to a child.?Ex. A preeoeious boy iu a public school out West, who sttfuds hfghrOgoogruphy was recently uoked by his teacher where Africa was located, lie promptly an swered: "AH uver the Uurted States.-" A reporter ou an Iftiftots uew?paper, iu describing a reoeut tornado, first fEftornnT hrs readers that it "Jwopt every arovtibie thj?g from1 the face* d' the earth," an later ou says that the hurri carre was attended with rnr loss of life, uird tb*t/ "ae> fair aw heard from/the farmers" hate tost eotrer of their stock." A Boy's Co?fCnsfTioN.?Hero is a late boy's composition : "Tho Horse ? the Must Useful Auimul iu the world. So is the Cow. 1 uuce hud 13 Ducks and 2 was Drakes aud a Skuuk killed 1. 1 kuew a boy which hud 7 chickens, but ilis father would not let hiui raise Them so he Got iMud und so he bored u hole in his mothers \Va-,h Tub. 1 wish I hud a bora a hors weighs 100O pounds." *f People'o STAMP or Value.? The Government endorsement, which lcgali/Va the sale of Plantation Hitters, is not the only Kflanip' aftxed to that famous Vegefnbie' ToiVio/ }t bears*, in i addition to fha< OraViaP iWrvction, the ' *till more vulrro?le sttrlnv^ of public ? pprob.ition. Tlritf i?c? thimble voucher ??f its rate propcrti.-S a.<t a ionic, Correc live aud Alterative, is of much earlier nounced it the Grand- Specific of the Age long before Congress* thought of taxing proprietary medicines". It is* *r> necessary to repeat, in dotail, the pfo perties of this wonderful Vegetable Irrvigorant. The beSt reference that Ma be offered to those who desire4 the* fuM parf'.'cftlafs of its virtues, is the' General Kab?c Ask those who have triod it txTa remedy tor dyspop-iu, coo date than the Government credential ; for millions of sick persons had pro* stipation, biliousness, intermittent fevers, nervous debility, rheunlutism, ten siok ness, low spirits,'or loss of tlul power, whit Plantation Bitters has dotid for tli?tti, and be governed by the response they make to your inquiries. ???s^iatMe^^"?-seaensw"1? Sd general has the public confidence become in Dr. Ayer'a medicines; and so great the demand for them, that un principled villains are" attempting to ddeuive tho unwary by imposing upon them their worthless nostrums under a similarity of name. Cherry Pectoral Lozenges, Dr. Ayer'fl Troches, Ayer's Pasttlcs for Cough?} Cherry Pectoral Cough Dr?ps, Aytir's F?ver und Ague Cure, Dr. Ayer's Indian Pill?, &c , &c, (nouo of which are of Dr. Ayer's mum lecture or composition) are specimeus of this villainy and deceit. They not only defraud the sick of their' mode; but Of their health, of the recovery of their health, vfhlch ir far Wore" impor tant than m?iR'y. From actual counter* feits the people are protected by law whioh the Doctor promptly enforces, but these evasions sometimes elude the law, and purchasers must protect them selves by refusing to be deceivod by thetu.?Dover (TV. II.) Bee. The Village CnuRou.?It should not look like a barn or a storehouse. It should be a building, the very sight of which would cause devout feeliug in the breast. A well-curved cro.-s should point to heaven; massive paneled doors should impress the visitor with the sol emnity of the place into whioh he is entering; staine*. glass should throw a mystic light athwart the aisles; pulpit, altar, ceiling and galleries should be or namented with figurative mouldings, aud the columns that support tho galleries, and the balusters thut v?\] thein iu,should be of classie patterns. Any congregation wishing such a church should scud their orders for finishing material to Mr. P. P. ToALE, importer of French stained glass, and manufacturer of aud dealer in Doors, Sashes, Blinds &c., No. 20 Huyuc street, Charleston, S. C. LIST OF LETTERS Remain ing in the Orangcburg Post Olhcc tu June 19. 1872. B?Uriah Mtfllieg.r, Carrie Barrett, John* Bnnister, J ? Eoza -1. C?Jo*seph *??ir\*in. O?Mrs Mary Grate's. H?John Hughes. Al?Caroline Mack. 8?Mrs J L Smith. J J H.Smith. T?Debby Thompson, Mary W Tat urn. W?John Walker. PerBens cnlling for the above letters pltAso say thoy are advertised. F. DsMars, P. M. COMMERCIAL. MARKET ?SB FORTS. Omca or iitk tfiLti ft ?fffiftn ftftws, JunO 21. 1872. COTTON?Sales during the Week bales. We quote : Ordinary.21 (c^ Low Middling......//S!8 (n\ Middling.25.?% B?rc?*r Rice 1.55 per oushel Ctfk*..00 pcf bushel. CoW Ps*Afc ;.-.'.-...-.*. .. 1.25 per bushel. PiKUBUSj. 1.75 per bushel. PHOTOGRAPHS! S. M. PEARSON, AHTIST, Begs leave to nnnVuoco to the Public and bis ninny frietfds thaft fre* will be ut LEWIFVILLE, S. C. mtvzt lU'i 30*? of May for tho purpose of Taking H<!tttr6sr, such as Photographs and Ferrotypes. Satisfaction guaranteed. Kes'pectfuuy, 8. M. PEARSON, may 4?tf Artist. Doors, Sashes, Blinds &c, P. P. TOALE, Manufacturer and Dealer, , No. 20 Hayn? Street and Horlbock's Wharf CHARLESTON, 8. C. mW? fids iif rWe Largest and most Com pletc Factory of tire kind in the Southern States, and all articles in this line can he furnished by Mr. P. P. Tonnst prices which defy otfirfpetltton., MF A pfiinphlet witli" fnfl ftnd detailed fis*t of nil sires' Of Doors Hashes Slid Blind-, and the prrlcos4 of caoh, will" bo ScYit free and post Paid, on appHoatrodMo JF/ P. TOMXK, CHARLESTON, S. C. July 15 wcc ?Irl1/ M. RICH, Jte^cj ?-??vi ">0 Vi: Russell S>aone Door East of Meroney 's H?tei Offert to tliePublioalSULL ?od WKl? ?KLEOlSo STOCK of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Sh???, Groceries, &c, At LOWER PR1CE8 thau can be bought si any other HodSo io Oranpoburg. Cull and KXAMIXE his STOCK, and be CONVINCED of the CHEAP NESS of his GOOteS. -? u^aj^ OST Also i will nay the highest price for old IRON, copper, BKa89, pewter, hidesvold rags and overy kind of ccuntrt-produce., jdno 8 e Gm HEGULAR DAILY TRADE. ANOTHER TRAIN JTJ8T IN AND FILLED WITH DESIRABLE GOODS! AND CUSTOMERS 8HOPPING AT BULL scorn k ) Making Selection from their Extraordinary Large and Varied Stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Their assoHthebt, with cotistabt additions, is UNSURPASSED Doth as to STYLES' nrd QUAtitiElS. Their facilities in" drawing Supplies from desirable Markets FOR THE CASH Enablo them to make tho best possib'e RATES, which is the OLD RULE Con tinued from its ORGANIZATION-? 1842, Giving nil experience of 30 years in Business. Economy and Edtcfpfise*, together with the Energy nnd gentlemanly deport ment of all (heir Assistrftft*, are always found at tho OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE of BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE. may 25 o ly BUY TOUR GOODS You can save TIME and TROUBLE by doing your SHOPPING with us. We h;tvc the LARGEST ASSORTMENT *. NEWEST STYLES'.! aud LOWEST PRICES!'.! NOW OPENING The latest Novelties in Desirable DRESS GOODS, 20, 25, 30 cts and upwards Plain aud Figured, Ettglisn arid French Piques, from 20 to 45 cts. Our White Goods Department Has been LARGE LY REPLENISHED and contains every desirable Fabric for Summer wear." PARAStfLS and S?N UMBRELLAS, every Style, lined aud unlined, ull the latest NoVolties, lower than any other house. In HOOP SKIRTS, HUSTLES and CORSETS,- &c., wo offer the best shapes in l.r'fest improvements at prices wlr?ch defy a!F com*petition. Grand DrSplay of MILINERY GOOD'S, Tri mured Hats iu latest and most Farth idun hies designs. Small Wares", No!?omr. 'the largest aud Cheapest fffofck in QYengebdrg. A Very excellent assortment of Ladies' Hosiery and Underwear, Pocket [firtrdkerchiefs, Ribbons', Gloves, Meu'ff f'urmg"hiug Goods, Clothing, Children*, Misses aud Ladies Gaiteas. &c., Sic, kc. THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER. nvty 27 k ly LARGE OPENING -OF SPRING k IMMER GOODS. THE BEST STOCK OF GOODS To be FOUND in the TOWN can now be SEEN at the POPULAR ONE PRICE HOUSE of GEO. H. CORNELSON. Having REPLENISHED our STOCK, wa have made EXTRA PREPA RATIONS for a largo SPRING AND SUMMER TR ADE And'can now show a FULL LINE of GOODS in all tho DEPARTMENTS Our DRESS GOO?S Department is tilled with the BEST and CHOICEST GOODS itftho MARKET, including FI LL LINES of PK 1 NTS In C'?SSTtfKltESj LINENS. COTTON A DES, JEANS, TWEEDS, (MlECKS and' HOMESPUNS we have the Largest Assortment ever seeu in this Town, Alao u choice and large selection of H ATS, BOWS sra'd* SHOES, HARNESS _nd SADDLES, TRUNKS sod UMBRELLAS, with ? foil assorted stock of GROCERIK8, HARDWARE, CROCKERY ?nd OLA8SWARE. Our'STOcK of READY MADE CLOTHING an? *>RNT8 FURNISHING GOODS stands' unoxeellod both in style and price. Thanking yon for the patronage bestowed upon me heretofore, I shall endeavor to morit and retain the sumo by dealing fairly and giving1 full value tor the money and hopo therefore to ace yort soon at my storo. npl-7 GEO. II COrvNELSON. a .''?.vi no' iL*a. .k t ? i LOUIS? -.if vi TUE ,..| oa .?uoiJ'j(. j Oldest Merchant hl ?raty$Vtfftf I It AS ?N HAND A SUPERIOR ? 'K .?it. FC FOR CASH! CASH! CASH! whkn you have it don't forget to call \ AT THE CORNEA may .18 i>. LOtr is, ^km^S^BBtma^mwmw^mmmmmX 77ILLIAH T. .?Qffl?^ At triads coikWEi^ russell street, orangeb?ro, So. <5a. Constantly on hand CHOICE DRY GOODS. a fine selection of Soots, Siloes Hats, &c. crt?icij 2 FAMILY GROCERIES, * all grades of THE FINEST LIQTJ?tt?. tr^The nbove.GOODS with various others too niimermtt ttt antocd not to bu surpassed in quality and price by any hdttss in fell* i Call and examine for yourselves. ._ wm. ligHtfuUt, may 11 deo 2 c ' ^ ' 9$ mmMm? (C& you afford to leave your Homestead uninsured f) INSURANCE ..It LIVERPOOL, LONDON k GLOBE H?ti iNStjRANCfc COltl^t-^ Capital $20,000,000 Gold. (This solid English Company paid over three million Dollars at Caiago fire) LIFE INSXJR^LlSrOBi; PIEDMONT & ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COM PANT? Capital $2,500,000. Tho leading Southern Company?all South Carolina Premiums invested la Setstkr Caret!**; JAS. H. FOWLTSiAWt. At Crt^nr1 8jrvitt| Ba*t o-'?- T FOR HIk I.E.--10?) ACRES LAND on Belleville Road, H mife* fron? tie C*tS# House, (80 aere'^ Cleared and f>0 WooVnVnd.) Also !(?,000 BRICKS for sak. Apply to timf -o c mm .1 mm ?aaaaAaH-?-* Sa ? jas; H. FOlfLBt.. BUT YOUR SPRING Af j Will J. M NAMARA'S He baa just opened a SELECT STOCK, comprising all ta* latm# STYLES of DRESS >OODS, such as Japa?eso, Chene Poplioe, Dolly Vat4eJt Silk Broche, (Tra'nadirics arid Silk Stripe, SpragUe add Pacific Lav/ns, tPtmtmX Colored and Linen Lnwus, Dress. Linens, Piques and Silk Leno, a sp*eieH4y A v yards to $1. Abo some of the Choicest Patterns of Fancy English Caaaimare*, Coatiugs, Cloths, black Cassiraercs, TWeeds, Cottooadcs, JcadsSrid Lided Drills. He has also a large supply of Brown and Blue Shirtings, Tickings, SttipV ins, &c'. SHOES of every cf**ofiption, among them a nice lot of Ladies Ready-made Clothing, Hats, Ac., Kt'S a very Genertl Stock of Groceries, Hard, ware, &c, all of which will be sold Low Down for Cash. Thanking the public for their kind patronage I solicit A continuation of His m???. J. M6NAMARA. apl 20 c fw Citizens' Savings Bank OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Orangeburg Branch. Will pav 7 PER CENT. INTEREST on SPECI AL DEPOSITS and 6 PER CENT, on SAVINGS DEPOSITS, Compounded Senii annually. IiOcal Finance Committee. Hoo. THOS. W. (JLOT ER. Col. PAUL S. FELDER. Capt. JNO. A. HAMILTON. JAS. H. FOWLES, At Private Sale. rftffE PL.VNTATro?? foVnrrotf a part of 1 th? Fatale of the lale Col. Keitt, and kntfwn as the. DARBY PLACE. The tract consists of about 600 a ores, brie balf well Timbered, tho remainder Rieb, Bed, Loam Soil, adapted to Crop* of all kind*. These are the Finest! Laads in the District, and were valued at $20 per acre in i860 Would he sold for one.balf that price now. One fourth CUb, the remainder in three instal ments bearirig interact from' date and se cured by mortgage of tho name. This is a splendid chance for r.v.y one de siring to secure. Rich Lands, nne Water Pow. er, excellent Cattlu Range and a It e fined Neighborhood. Apply to roar 23 Assistant Cashior. jan oly Or Mrs. L. M. KEITT, J. 0. KEITT, Es.,. tt NEW BARBER SHOP! OYS* CAPT. BRIG OMAN'S STORE. Where I am prepared t? da all WOl? la the above lino wiL. ueetaees an? tUfetefc. Terras reasonabl. f ?HS fMnffiMW* may II e 8b? ?. W. ROBINSO?. ?ER?lM?T tif fcOft, MB* fa* ftft&tff BD and is new LOCATBD am IhrsseU Street over F. fY. vt. BRlGOMANN 8 ?TORE, #har?. he is pre pared to FIT geatleataa with CLOTHES ef the NEWE8T and meet AT FROVED STYLES SATISFACTION guaraateed ha every f? stance. D. W. ftOftllAilK apl20 *ft TESTATE XOTICS^M Pj sons indebted to the Estate ef the late Col. David Sbuler. wlU make payment tw the undersigned at Oeorfce* Statlee. 8. C. or to Messrs Ialer 4 IMdBT*. it' Oraegefcora, 8. C. All pereon* having deetaads ? 01 present \heat as above, property eJApsted. H'll.LI A M M. SHL'LER. Qualified Executor.