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mit Vi Ii mil il f Btts?tds? Manager before Thtittday AL^XA^DER JIRQWfl, the Fork/ of Bdlsto, in hereby aiuiouaoed a* a candidate ft* Co?nty Commissioner by MA8* FMEND8, Mr. Ed;toh?Pteaao anbounco GBO- W. BAXTER, from the Fork of Edisto, aa a "candidate for the Lower House of the Gctic ' Vel Assembly, at the next Election and tot %Wti? MANY VOTfittS. L y ?* i i ? ?rr^r w-T ?/ta i rOtt SHBBIFF, of Probftte, atlH??tioe him aa A CANDIDATE for SHERIFF of Ovan^onUfaJ Ctrttuty, for the next let-ao. ? NUMEROUS FRIENDS. May 10,1872?M?td. M? E^ITOrl-^pieaaa announce D. A. PORTER aa a Candidate for Sheriff at the ils many friends in FORK. A Many frlenae of Hnrpih Riggs Esq., the present Sheriff, announoo him as a candi date for re-eltoUnn. FW?N0S ?N? VOTERS. ( /THE NEWS HAS the LARGE8T Circulation in TME county ii v ' i r a g ?-.,:t*.Thawkefothe Hon. F. A. Sawyer fot copies at speeches made by him in the ?. S. Senate. , I IM ? V - EuriiUABian Society.?The Eu phradian Society of the South Carolina College, Coldmtna, will Celebrate" its six < ty sixth anniversary on Thursday, ' * Juue 27th. The ofafoT of the Occasion a&JNr. John T. Arthur, of Columbia.1 We are^ilrdeiiMsl to Mr. R. J. Boone ' for atf invitation to attend. ic??iWi"rh?wi ~ CLARtoa^opuiC 8oCiirr.**The" above Society, also connected with the South Carolina Colleg?; will bold its final eele hratieh* on Wednesday evening, Juno 26th. Mr. J. Quitmnn Marshall is President, and E. C . Crejdou Secretary. ''Vft'^. fright, of Aoderaoa, delivers the valedictory OTitiOnV fcfOru thanks for a card. The Elliott beys are wonderful fellows, and Sheriff Biggs ia "one among ten thousand, and '#|r^h^ Jtrvely"?ex Copt whe? OiskiOj SJO arrest or levying 4M exeetttiorr. The - boys have already had the frame for their truck house made, and the Sheriff did the wort. There will be a 'raising' next week sometime. ''High" times are antioipa ;_ All persons interested in the subject Of lleensee-^end where is the man who is not??wilf please bear scrrbt&ry in* taind that tfrff ptesetrt fise?l qcNrfteY el' pires with the currenf AYontb and Chat "trouble begins" again on the first of July. Those who don't pay up on that duy will run the risk of being particu larly . swrjuired for by a constable or d.p.ity sherftrV "Ivtrffeed," i ??SJP ?i MWSSSwi Corn.?Mr. Ezekiel has just resetted 500 bushels white corn?junt iho fhjug for rfceuf ttfd grhit-*=so dWt grumble abodt ?atr Cfommy nnu inoui iriry nrorc, bat just step over to* &f. E'g where yon will Sod the polite and accommodating Mr Wallace always ready to give yon good weights in porn, groceries and any other article in bis line. And if yon can spare the greenbacks, ho can supply you With aa good a watch or clock as ever ttotalr trJd the finost jewelry in the State. Seffan*. -~ ?irf.v.iWSmiiniii Taxes I Taxes 1 I ?r Auditor Yan Tassel urgently desires all holders of per sonal property to read, rometnbor hnd act upon his advertisement (Which it to be found in another bolumd,) Concerning assessments and re itir?s fdf purposes of taxation. Owner*, agent*, guafdlMnfl, executors, and ell other parties interested will please uke hbtice And fcbvefo themselves according V- If tbfy doU't, they Will regret it to ?he tiloe of a 00 per ccfit penalty. The toaSonitfg is cogent?gO a?o* make out jour papers'. CiAfMN UNiY?tsHtt.-^Trfe ant* ^ri^fa^.e^aisea of this itotiidtiofr, o?h tWtff&pti Tuctday add Wednesday of net vfeab. Tbc pupils, in their rccfla improvement and progress, ?he school was a j,ood deal broken in upon, during the past few weeks of the ? session, by stokfiees. It is the intention of the hrjal*d of trustees thoroughly to reor ganise the institution before the cotn uiouceme'nt of another tertli, lind to make it in every fospdct & first class school i The editor of the Recdsburg Pr*?* refers to the ooourrenoe of *'a little fe male incident"' at his house which pre vanted his strict attention to business lust week. A M?Wsbdy having bedn ^afftit?rJ and robbed ib Jacksonville, III, tiiti Chicago TVmes says that highwaymen will be attacking reporters soon, as those gentle men stand next below newsboys tu tike scale of journalise! J opulcnC?. A hHdt?f, haVi?g beeil "flung", by his swoctheart, tried to Commit Suicide. Tile "dor 11" found him out add took him to the sabb'tUm wheit! ttl? editor was wrili?g dUB3 to dfcliuq Ucbt sub scirbers. The picture of despair pre sented by tho editor reconciled the printer to his fate. Ho began to con aider himself as comparatively happy. In order to get the streets cleaned, a Little Rock paper prints this pleasant paragraph ! "tye Ulivo ml elegant assort ment of first t>la?a oblt?afiea,from which we shall select, with pleasure, fitting ones' for each of the aldermen, when he dies froth the cholera or other disease, Ruptifinduced by the filthy condition of bur streets and alleys/ A waggish journalist who is often merry over his personal plsiuoess, tolls 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?' Gazing steadily St mo,- he replied: 'I don't know. Seems to the if I looked like yon I should 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 poor out their feelings lu such miserable versos as the follow ing i If t WaS a lokel editor, ? **1 , Wouldu't I have a.tjma 7 I wouldn't print a cussed word Ktrr lessen a $ a line. I d get my grub atld liefetf frtfc, & tickets tt? the itfcrws, 1 wouldn't pay for Wggy Lief, ^'wouldn't I ware good close ! Don't Give Liquor to Children. One of tho first K'.erary raeu in the United States said to the Wriier- after speaking ou the subject of temperance: There is one thing which, as you visit dif ferent places, I wish you to do every where, that is, to entreat every mother never to give a drop ot strung drink tea child. I hate had to fight as for my life and all my days to keep from dying a drunkard, beSatrsn I Was fed with spirits whetf S child. I acquired a taste lor ft. My brother, poor fellow, died a drunk ard. I tfotfrd not buvo a child of mine take drop ?f it for anything. Wirn every mother, wherever you go, never to give a drop to a child.?Ex. A precocious boy in n pttbho school out West, who stt/iids highittgeography was receutly asked by his teuebor where Africa was located. He promptly an swered: "AH over the Uuhed States/' A reporter ou ud Illinois newspaper, in describing a reoeut tornado, first informs fete readers that it "swept every movable thing front the* hrce* of the earth," and later ou says that tbo hurri . cane wan attended with etr loss of Irte, land tlr*8,- "an far aw heard from.-the r farmers' hate tost now of Ibeir stock." A Boy's CoftronrrxoN?Horn is a late boy's composition : "The Horse' in the Most Useful Animal in the world. So is the Cow. I once had 13 Ducks and 2 was Drakes aud a Skuuk killed 1. 1 kuew a boy which bad 7 chickens, but His father would aot let him raise Thorn so he Got Mad uud so be bored a hole in his mothers Wa&h. Tub. I wish 1 I bad a bora a hors weighs 1000 pounds." *f ** People's Stamp or Value.? The Government endorsemont, which legalises the salo of Plantation Bitters, is not the only trta-nip'affixed to that famous VegeraMe' Tonics It bears*, in I addition to* fhrt o#r>iaP surret ion, the I till more valtft?le sisvrr|y of public ? (?probation. TlriU" inestimable voucher of its raie pri-pcrti. ff u? a i onio, Correo live aud A Iterative, is of much earlier nounccd it the Grand Specific of tbe Age long before Congress* thought of taxing proprietary medicine* It is" tvn necessary to repeat, in detail, the pro perties of this wonderful Vegetable Irrvigrorant. The best reference that can be offered to those who desire the* fuft pntftetftati of Its virtues, is tuff General Public".- Ask those who have tried it a'f a remedy tor dyspop>iu, coo date than "the GoToromeot credential: for millions of siok peraooa had pro? etipation, bilinuaoeae, ioteroiittcat fevers, nervous debility,' rheuuiatistn, Sea sick, oesa, low spirit*' 'or" loss of Vital power, what Plantatiou Bitters has doild for tli?t?, add be governed by the response they make to your inquiries. ll-Ai^B? .~-WWWi - So* general hat the public confidence become in Dr. Ayer'B medicines- and bo great the demand for thom, that un principled vlllttins arb attempting AO deceive the unwary by imposing upon [ them their worthless nostrums under a Similarity of name. Cherry Pectoral Lotenges, Dr. Ayer'fi Troches, Ayer's Pantiles for CougbSj Chbrry Pectoral Cough Drops, Ay?r's F?ver and Ague Cure, Dr. Ayor's Indian Pills, &o, &e., (nouo of which are of Dr. Ayer's manu facture or composition) aro specimens of this villainy and deceit. They not only defraud the Sick of their money bUt Of theit health, or' tile recovery of their health, which is far tfiord itupof' taut than money. From actual counter* feits the people are protected by law which the Doctor promptly enforces, but these evasions sometimes elude the luw, and purchasers must protect them selves by refusing to be deceived by them.?Dover (N. ZT.) Bee. Tub Village Church.?It bhould 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 cross should' point to heaven; massive paneled doors should impress the visitor with the sol emnity of the place into which he is entering; stained glass should throw a mystic light athwart the aisles; pulpit, altar, ceiling and galleries should be or namented with figurative mouldings, aod the colOOJnS that suppott the galleries, and the balusters that f?ll them iu, should be of clasgie patterns. Any congregation wishing such a church should send 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 Hayne street, Charleston, S. 0. LIST OF LETTERS Remain ing in the Orangcburg Post Othce tu lune 19, 1872. B?Uriab lidltfegar, Carrie Barrett, John* Banister, J E Eozard. ' !? ??!>:?: C*rwr& O?Mrs Mary Graves. H?John Hughes. M?Caroline Mack. 8?Mrs J L Smith, J J II Snath T?Debby Thompson, Mary W Tat urn. W?John Walker. Perse, ns calling for the above letters pkase say they are advertised. F. DrMars, P. M. COMMERCIAL. MARKET ftfiPttltTS. Omca of fits tfiCXStifttififtn Nfcws, June 21, 1872. COTTON?Sales during the week bales. We quote : Ordinary.21 (a} Low Middling.......?28 % Middling..;.;.2$ * (a> Wotsts*t Rio?...-.$1.05 per oushel Cttkfi..01) per bushel. CoW PSAs'.-.-.-.-...-.-. .. 1.25 por bushel. PiNUBBN^. 1.75 per bushel. PHOTOGRAPHS! S. M. PEARSON, AHTI8T, Begs leave tonntfouOCo to the I t.hhc and his many friefrds ihttl he* will be at LEWISVILLR, S. C. after the 30th of May for tho purpo.se of Unking KctSf^ such as Photographs and Ferrotypes. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ketyeotfutfy, S. M. PEA US ON, may 4?tf Artist. Doors, Sashes, Blinds &c, P. P. TOALE, Manufacturer and Denier, [ No. 20 Hayne Street and Horlbeck's Wharf C1IARLKSTON, 8. C. Jt?* fids 'uf rh> Largest and most Com plete Factory of r*trS rtind in the Southern Efttriea; and all articles ht this line can be furnished by Mf. P. P. IWsat prices which defy otnrrpetitlon., , , ; gaa?" A p'imphU-t with* full and detailed oHt of hit sires of Doors fJtfehAf Srfd Blinds, and tbepfteorf of each, wilf be sent free and per Paid, on appHoatrod*t6 P/ P. TO*AIjE, CHARLESTON, 8. C. July 15 wee ? M . HIGH, ^ TA >0;" 1 Russell St. one Door East; of Meroney'sHol?! Off^tott?yobB??pi?LL and WBLMfKLEOT^tD STOCK of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Shoe's, Groceries, At LOWER PRICKS than can be bought at any otffet Bedse in Orangeburg. Call and EXAMINE hie STOCK, and be CONVINCED of the CHEAP NESS of hia GOOl>S. w ^ IQr Also I will wsj the highest price for OLD IRON, COPPER, BRaSS, PEWTER, HIDESVOLD KA?S andorerj kind of CCUNT?rTROD?CB.J jdno 8 e 5m i ' i Mm imm ' mi T-1 HEGULAE SAIL? TRADE. ANOTHER TRAIlfr JTJ8T IN A^D PILLED WITH DESIRABLE GOODS! AND CUSTOMERS SHOPPING AT ILL SCOVILL k PIKE Making Selection from their Extraordinary Large and Varied QtoOk of GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Their assortment, with Constant additions, is UNSUBPASSED Roth as to STYLE'S* and* QUALITIES. Their facilities iti drawing* Supplies from desirable Markets FOR THE CASH ! Enable them to make the best possib'e RATE'S, which is the OLD RULE con tinued from ita ORGANISATION-^ 1842, Giving ab experience of 30 yo?rs in Business. .Economy and Enterprise", together with the Erior'gy and gcntleraauly deport ment of all (heir Ateisldfil*, ate always found at the OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE of BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE. may 25 o ly BUY YOUR GOODS You can Save TIME and TROUBLE by doing your SHOPPING with tfs. We have the LARGEST ASSORTMENT! NEWEST STYLES!! and LOWEST PRICES!'.! NOW OPENING the fates* Novelties in Desirable DRESS GOODS, 20, 25, 30 eta and upwards Plain aud Figured, Kf/glisti add French Piques, from 20 to 45 cts. Our White Goods Department Has been LARGE LY REPLENISHED and contains every desirable Fabric for Summer wear." PA RASCALS and S?N UMBRELLAS, every Style, lined and unlined, all the fatofft NfVvclties, lower than any other house. In HOOP SKIRTS, BUSTLES and CORSETS, &c, wo offer the best shapes in f.ffcst improvements at prices wlrrch defy tf.f Competition. Grand Display of (II LIN ERY GOOD'S, Trimtoed Hats in latest and most FafTh ionahles designs. Small Wares, NotJomf. 'Jh'e largest aud Choapest ffi?fck in OYsngebtirg. A Very cicellfrnt assortment of Ladies Hosiery aud Underwear, Pocket Hrfrrdkerchiofs, Ribbons', Gloves, Meu'ff Furoris'h'i'ug Gnods, Clothing, Childreus, Misses and Ladies Gaitcas, &c, Ac, ic. THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER, may 27 k ly LARGE OPENING -OF SPRING k SUM THE BEST STOCK OF GOODS To bo 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 TRADE And'catrnow show a FULL LINE of GOODS in all the DEPARTMENTS Our DRESS GOODS Department is filled with the BEST and CHOICEST GOODS itfthc MARKET, including FULL LINES of PRINTS In CA^SSnfEttES, LINENS, COTTON A DES, JEANS, TWEEDS, CHECKS antf HOMESPUNS wc have the Largest Assortment over seeu in this Town, Ahio u choice and' laYce selection of II ATS, B?WS mtfd SHOES, HARNESS and SADDLES, TRUNKS and UMBRELLAS, with ? fell assorted stock of GROCERIK8, HARDWARE, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE. Onf STOCK of READY MADE CLOTHING antf *>ENT8 FURNISHING GOODS stands' unexcelled both in style and price. Thanking Von for the patronage bestowed upon me heretofore, I shall endeavor to merit and retain the same by dealing fairly and giving fall value lor the money and hope therefore to see yoii soon at mv store apl 27 GEO. II CORNELSON. *JV , 'J)tuO BxiicBa neue B jgT ana ,v .5 V V-'- i-i 't'fcU S?U ? ' ? ?'? 'Aid t >?? ?: t!tf?f i. i \i-.<mv? jif/. : .'?? . ? : I iijl : ''-H-Kf Ot ?; ot IQ'tfk Oldest Merchant ill Ori^httft tlAS OUT HAND A SUPERIOR I has our iianh *** V OF ?in sum (*CU . UM** A ? '?*..) DO V.J.5iT"- ? . r;wd FOB cash! cash! cash! "?VHEN YOU HAVE IT DON'T FORGET TO OAIA 4 at the cobneb, irti ? william f. uaamtKK AT TKCfi OOltWfiiL, RUSSELL STREET, ORANGEB?RO, So. CA. Constantly on hand choice dry goods, a fink selection OF t Boots, shoes, Hats, &c? MI?1CBJ FA?DLY GROCERIES. ' all oradf.s of THE FINEST LIQTJ?tt?. m**-The above.GOODS with various others tob tidmet** ttt I anteed oot to be surpassed in Quality sod price by Any hdtise iM Call and examine for yourselves. t WM. LlGftTrUUf, may 11 dec 2 c * ? ' 9? ?'??-ft ?. ' -tri yon afford to leave yoiir Homestead uninsured*) INSURANCE LIVERPOOL; LOND?? ? GLOBE ttrtfc' iNStiftANC fc Capital $20,000,000 Gold. (This solid English Company paid over three million ?oliari ai Chlage ?re) LIFE HST8XJilA.lSr??i PIEDMONT & ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY? Capital 92,500,000. The leading Southern Company?all South Carolina Premiums Id vested la11 JAS. H. FOWLB?! At CrtiMttts' FOR SALE.?100 ACRES LANp on Bellev?ie tioad, ij m?ea fro* tie 4 J*S; H. FOWLS0. House. (50 acre* Cleared and 50 WoccHsnd.J Also Jf/.O?? B?ICK.S for sale. Apply to thaf -5 ( - w i- tt' tt r 1 buy yotje spring J. M'NAMARA'S c has iust one nod a SELECT STOCK, comprising ill fcJte L\t?& STYLES of DRESS iOODS, such as Japanese, Chene Poplins, Dolly T?tfc Silk Broche, Gra'riadidca add Silk Stripe, Sp'ragUo and Puciflo Lawne, FrflNttifc, Colored and Linen Lawns, Dress. Linens, Piques and Silk Lette, a aweeictitsy* yards to $1. Ahm some of the Choicest Patterns of Fancy English CmtfliiMinr. Costings, Cloths, black Caasimores, Tweeds, CottonadoS, Joarfs*ua IfideJl Drills. He has also a large sur/ply ?*f BfoWn aod Blue Shhnfffgs", Tiekitv*, ins, ? 8eti?es. De* adies GaiaeM. SHOES of every description, among* them a nico lot of Ladies _ Ready-made Clothing, Hats, io., ntitt a very General Stock off Cr?ceri??, ufi^ -rare, Sic, all of which will be sold Low Down for Cash. Thanking the publio for their krnu patronage, I solicit a cc^tindatlori of the same. J. McNAMARA. apl 20 c It Citizens' Savings Bank ?F SOUTH CAROLINA, Oraitgcburg Brauch. Will pay 7 PER CENT. INTEREST on SPECIAL DEPObiTS mid 6 PER CENT, on SAVINGS DEPOSITS, Compounded 8emi aanuaUy. I-ocal Finance Committee. Ho?. THOS. W. G LOT ER. Col. PAUL S. FELDER. Capt. JNO. A. HAMILTON. JAS. II. FOWLE8, At Private Sale. rttffE PLA*NTA*TKyN foTfffrnf a part of J_ tbo Estate of the hrte Col. Keitt, and kntfwn as the DARBY PLACE. The tract consists of about 600 a ores, ?de half wall Timbered, tha reftiaiwle r Rieb, Bed, Loam Boil, adapted to Crops of all kiadv. These ara the Finest Laads in the District, and ware rained at $20 par aera to 18M Would be sold for one-half that price now. One f?ttVth cash, tha remainder la three instal ments bearirig Interest from' dato ana se en rod by mortgage of tbo same. This is a splendid chance for any one da* siring lo secura Rich Lands, nne Water Pow er, excellent Cattla Rang* and a Refined Neighborhood. Apply to mar 23 Assistant Cashier, jan oly Or jno 6 Mrs. L. M. KEITT, J. 0. KEITT, Esq. t!' **vT-m-rry Ti a Vi T1T71T1 OTTflTJt OVB& CAPT. BRIGQM?N'S STORE. Where I am brepored to do Ml Wtfefc to the above lirie with ueataaes and ?afttek. Terra? reasonable j.^.,,, % may II e 8l? ?. W. BOBIN9?N. ?E?C?1M ia now LOCATED ea mmm stteet ?m 9. ff. W. BfRlOOMAriRS fiTORE, *W? ko le pea. pafed to' PIT gaetleanaa with CLOTHES of tha NEWEST and au?t AJT rROVED STYLES. SATISFACTION guaranteed Hi everr I? sianea. D. W. BOgBMOr ?pi 20 ?? -1 ? . ? t?BTAT? IfOTI JPj eon; Indebted to the CoT David Shulsr, ?111 make ?af?stjB to the undersigned at GBsVt.se, 8. C. or to Meters lalar * DibbT?. sttf Ormtgafcnr 8. C. AU ptsKUiy having data tods ktao ,C. Qualified* ?xecutorv May 2? 4V