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rL O O A X?. SATURDAY, -J?NB 39, 1872. Ill Advertisements must it? kaaded to the Business Manager before Thursday ALEXANDER BROWN, of the Fork of Edisto, in nmjr announo*u as a candidate f?r County Commissioner by MANY FRIENDS. Ms. Bsrrc??PUass .asosnee GBO. W. BAXRft, from the Fork of Bdisto, as a candidate forth* Lower House of the Gene ral Awembly, at the nest Election and oblige MANY VOTERS. junel tf i- ?, . , . FOR SHERIFF. The numerous friends of the Hon. THAD. C. ANDREWS, our present efficient Judge of Prcbato. announce him as a CANDIDATE far SHERIFF of Orangeburg County, for the next Term. NUMEROUS FRIENDS. May JO, 18T2.?* 1?td. ANNOIXCE5IEXT. MR EDITOR?Please announce D. A. PORTER aa a Candidate for Sheriff at the next Election and oblige his many friends in the FORK. FOR SHERIFF. Mahy friends or Hsrpin Riggs Esq., the present Sheriff, announce him as a candi date for ro-ckction. FRIENDS AND VOTERS. THE NEWS HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE COUNTY ?? ? - Tr* "ITT- IT RBCfrjIOOa.?Services will bo lick! at the Presbyterian Church, on Friday evening 5th prox., by the Rev. Mr. Hough, commencing at 8 o'clock. T. II. Cook*, Esq.?We rogret to nnoonncc the illness of this gentleman. For more than a week past he has been confined to his bed. We trust that he will soon recover. Tnc Willard nicotiug iu Charleston, gotten up by DeLancy, was a grand Bztle The Majoc will have to hunt up ?onto one else now to whom he can piu Iiis hopes for the position of Lieut. Gov ernor. "Our opposition to the nomninee of the Philadelphia Convention is based upon our personal dtslika of President Grant. Beau fort 'Rcpubliftat. Has friend Thompson been refused an appointment by the President ? Oue Would think so from the above. The Charleston Republican has changed. Jast tho other d iy it hVisted the names of Grccley aad Urown, and advocated them with all its might. Up on Its changing to a daily again, wo notice that these illustrious gentlemen do not shine forth as its standard bearers. Will the Republican tell us why it he* seen proper to pull down their uamea? Did it not find, as was expected, suffioient Greeleyitea in Char leston to keep it e going ? Its conduc tors will learn some sense by and by. Correction.?In tho lust issue of the Times, in refering to tho proposed hog law, that journal says : "This section was not passed, owing ne doubt to the faot that the election is near to hand, and one of the Aldermen Is a candi date for a certain County office." The same Odicaacc was before the predecessors of the present Town Coun eei, nod was voted down, und, we are Unformed, lot the Same reasons whioh actuated the Mayor and Aldermon allud ed to, in this instance. Tho latter gentlemen does not own a hog, and as to his voting aguinst it because he wants the colored vote, that is not gcrmniu to the question, neither is it true. Were ?11 the old Town Council candidates lor office? Gentlemen, answer. To Tue Merchants of Orange btjrg.?Gentlemen, the News presents itself to you a- the medium through which you can have a permanent com munication with the people. It has ' rsfed you for many mouths, as a faith iul advocate of your itttorests, und all we ask to convince you that it will do likwiso in the future is, that you lend qs your patronage uud favor. That it has become almost necessary, as a dia peeser of the news in many house holds, its large number of subscribers witt attest. Even if it didn't have one matron, oar dee re to ?11 it with an' ?^oXt*4Hooe of froth and accepoctable fntellege*^ would soon gain for it a large circs'.stfc^ The peopiu want tho news, and they fyf?o the ppcr that bringt thorn the Urgent niodioum of in forms tiou. It to onr design to giro at least three or four editorials every weok on the newest subjects; a column of "Orange Peelings/1 which will embrace fifty or more local items, together with other items, and a carefully compiled column of the news of the State. This is what we know our subscribers want, and what we design they shall have. The Orangeburg News shall bo lo cal. That is the great question. At all events, we desire that you watch our course, and it we do cot give you your n.ooey'8 worth for every favor, shown to us, then complain ; not before. Orange Pkelinos. ?Trial Justice business has been pretty lively during the last week. ?Hon. Bonj. Byas, Representative from this County to the Legislature, ar rived home from Washington on Satur day last. ?-Improvements are still gung on at Meroney'a Hotel. ?The Elliott Hook and Ladder building was raised last Tuesday. Wurk upon it is being carried on at a rapid rate, and before many weeks this Com pany will have a large and spacious build ing of tboir own. ?Tho river is remarkably low, and the consequence is that the little fish in tho holes udjecent, catch the devil, that is, tho little peanut boys catch thorn. ?There was somo lively running dune on Tuesday evcuiug last upon the approuch of the wind and raiu that was thought to be the procurer of a severe storm. ?Politics are looming up again, and upon Saturdays hob-nobbing and cheek by-jole are conspicuous. ?There is to be a cousiderablo "Bpeeehificatiou"?at Branchville to day. Tho Orangcburg politicians will be present. Poor village. ?Ripe figs and water melons were offered for sale on the Streets last- week. ?Mr. J. I.'ci mau Wahlers is having the store formerly occupied by John Patterson, deceased, completely reno vated. Mr. W. contemplates openiug shor.ly a first-class drinking saloon. He is a man of sober habits, aud we opine will do well. ?Political meetings nro being held throughout the entire County. Wonder if it wuuldu't pay all parties hotter to defer those gatherings uutil after the crops uro laid by ? ?The question that disturbs our host of office seekers at the present time is, who are to bo the chosen ouos in October 1872 ? ?A new and beautiful picket feuoe will soon bo commenced nround the Court House Square. ?We propose to call for the previous question on the now street in our noxt issue. Till then we will leave sacred grounds, and what appears to be now, more sacred interests, unmolested. ?-J. W. H Dukes bus purchased the Whittcrmorc place on Kussel street, where, we understand, he proposes to open hotel sometime this full. ?Tho hog law was before Council again nt their lust meeting. It was kuockod in the bond. The bogs hud better keep ue eye out. ?Or?ngeburg can now boast a junk shop. It Rich-lj deserved it. What I next r ?If you want the freshest and groat ost quantity of local intelligence, that is to be had in Orangcburg, subscribe for the News. ?There was a youth servcrcly bitten by an Aligator while in tho rivor bathing near Branchville a few days "go. ? Dolly Various have made their appcarunco in our town to a protty pro digous extent. ?Charles II. Greene exhibited to n? a few mornings since an ear of com, grown in his garden, that was rcmarku bie for its peculiarities. i ho ear con sisted of atio large one, which grew Straight up from the stalk, and around it there were six others perfect in shape und maturity. ?Mr. W. M. Sain, our polite und successful livery stable keeper, is hav ing extensive improvements made upou said buildings. Horse drovers will take notice. ?We hear on all aidea that. Mr. Jns. Cannon docs bis duty faithfully 33 a marshal. ?Dr. Oliveros and family have gone oo a trip North. ?Treasurer Frank H. Greene baa completed his settlement with the Coun ty Auditor. ?One hundred and ninety-five li censes have been taken out up to date. "Come out here and I'll lick tho whole of you, said a news boy to somo sticks of pepermint in a confo ctiooer's win dow. The Village Church.?It should not look like a barn or a storehouse: It should be a building, the vary sight of which would cause dovout feeling in the breast. A well-curved cross should point to heavon; 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,and the columns that support the galleries, and the balusters that rail them in, should be of classic patterns. Any congregation wishing such a church should scud their orders for finishing material to Mr. P. P. Toale, importer of Freuch stained glass, and manufacturer of and dealer in Doors, Sashes, Blinds &c, No. 20 Heyne strcot, Charleston, S. C. _ COMMERCIAL. MARKET REPORTS. Orrior, or tiik ORAsnaanan News, June 28, 1872. COTTON?Sales during tho wuok 8 bales. We quote : Ordinary.21 fh) Low Middling.22)<3> Middling.28J(<u, Rouuu Rice.SI.55 per oushcl Corn.$1.00 nor bushel. Cow Peas. 1.25 per bushel. Pisuerh. 1.55 per bushel. 500 BUSHELS WHITE CORN JUST RECEIVED. Also a choice lot of BACON, AUGUSTA FLOUR, Fresh from the Mill, besides SYRUP. MOL\8SFS, LARD, SALT, 8UOAR8, COFFEES, VANNED GOODS, and other articles in tlie GROCERY LINE, which will be sold LOW DOWN f..r cash. Hnvc on hand n tine assortment of FIN ISHING and other NAILS. TAKE NOTICE. Jnat received RUT A BAG A TURNIP SEED from the Celebrated Firm of D. Lan dret h & S n. A fine assortment of CLOCKS. WATCHES, JEWELRY, CUTLERY, always on hand. WANTED,-?Kice, Corn, Eggs, Wax. WxjoI, Rags, Pcaa, for which the HIGHEST CASH PRICES will be paid. g?$"" I herewith return my thanks to my frionda for their patronage, aud hope still to meiit their future approbation. N. B.?WATCHES, CLOCKS, and JEW ELRY repaired as usual. E. EZEKIEL, Sign of the BIG WATCH, Opj.oMto Post Of^cc. June 22 c Jj "PHOTOGRAPHS! S. M, PEARSON, ./VTRTIST, Begs leave to announce to the Public and his many friends that he will be at i iMviPvn t i? o /i U?ltl 11. ? i i... I.. O. Vy. after the 30th of May for tho purpose of ? nt '.ill* AB such as Photographs and Ferrotype?. Satisfaction guaranteed. Respectfully, S. M. PEARSON, may 4?tf Artist. Doors, Sashes, Blinds &c, P. P. TOALE, Manufacturer ami Denier, No. 20 Hayn- Street and Horlbeck's Wharf CHARLESTON, S. C. B?Jf* This* is the Largest and most Com plete Factory of tits kind in the Southern Status, nnd all articles iu this line caa be furnishod by Mr. V. P. Toaik at prices which defy competition. tST A pamphlet with full and detailed list of all sices of Doors Sashes and Rliad*, and the prices of each, will bo aent free and post Paid, on ?pjdicaHod to' , I*, f. TOALE, CHARLESTON, S. C. jnly 15 wee 1ML ?^-IGH, Russell St. one Door East of Meroney's Hotel Offers to the Public a FULL and WELL SELECTED STOCK of Dry Goods, Clothing', Hats, Shoes, Groceries, &c, At LOWER PRICES than can be bought at any other House in Orangeburg. Cull aud EXAMINE his STOCK, and bo CONVINCED of the CHEAP NESS of his GOODS. IST Also I will my the highest price for OLD IRON, COPPER, BRASS, PEWTER, niDES;vOLD RAGS and erery kind of COUNTRY PRODUCE. jono 8 o v dm EEGTJIAE DAILY TRADE. ANOTHER TRAIN JUST IN AND FILLED WITH DESIRABLE GOODS! AND CUSTOMERS SHOPPING AT BULL SCOVILL k PIKE, Making Selection from their Extraordinary Large and Varied Stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Their assortment, with constant additions, is UNSURPASSED Both as to STYLES and QUALITIES. Their facilities in drawing supplies from desirable MarkctB FOR THE CASH Enable them to make the best posBib'e RATES, which is the OLD RULE con tinued from its ORGANIZATION? 18 42, Giving an experience of 30 years in Business. Economy and Enterprise, together with the Energy and gentlemanly deport ment of all their Assistants, arc always fouud at tho OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE of BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE. may 25 c ly BUY YOUR GOODS AT Von can save TIME and TROUBLE by doing your SHOPPING with us. Wo have lite, LA 11G EST ASS?RTM ENT ! NEWEST S'l YLES '! and LOWEST PRICES!!! NOW OPENING The latest Novetyi.es iu Dcsirablo DRESS GOODS, 20, 25. 30 els and upwards Plain and Figured, English and Kreuch Piquos, from 20 to 45 cLi. Our White Goods Department Has been LARGE LY REPLENISHED aud contains every desirable Fabric for Summer wear.* PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS, every Style, lined aud unlincd, all the latest Novelties, lower than any other house. Iu HOOP SKIRTS, BUSTLES and CORSETS, &c, wo offer the best shapes in latest improvements at prices which defy all competition. Grand Display of MILINFRY GOODS, Trimmed Hats in late.st and moat Fash ionables designs. Small Wares, Notions. The largest and Cheapest Stock in Orangcburg. A very excellent assortment of Ladies Hosiery and Underwear, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Ribbons, Gloves, Men's Furnishing Goods, Clothing, (,'hildrens, Misses and Ladies Gaiteas. &C, Arc, 4o. THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER may 27 k ly LARGE OPENING .in.'. SPRING k SUMMER 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, we have made EXTRA PREPA RATIONS for a largo SPRING AND SUMMER TR ABE And can now show a FULL LINE of GOODS in all tho DEPARTMENTS Our DRESS GOODS Department is filled with the BEST and CUOICE8T GOODS in the MARKET, including FULL LINES of PRINTS Tn CASSI MERES, LINENS. COTTON A DES, JEANS, TWEEDS, CHECKS and HOMESPUNS wo have the Larecst Assortment ever seeu in this Town, Also a choice and largo selection of HATS, BOOTS and SHOES, HARNESS and SADDLES, TRUNKS aud UMBRELLAS, with a full sssortcd stock of GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE. Our STOCK of READY MADE CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING GOOD5 stands unexcelled both in style and price. Thanking you for the patronage bestowed upon mo horotofore, I shall endeavor to merit and retain the same by dealing fairly and giving full value tor the money and hope therefore to sec you soou at my store. apl27 GEO. H. CORNELSON. D. LOUIS, THE Oldest Merchant in Orangeburg! HAS ON HAND A SUPERIOR STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMME! GOODS AT VERY LOW PRICES FOR CASH! CASH! - CASH! WHEN YOU HAVE IT DON'T FORGET TO CAIA AT THE CORNER, *>?y is 3D . LOUIS, WILLIAM T. LIGHTFOOT, AT THE CORNER, RUSSELL STREET, ORANGEBURO, So. Ca. . constantly on ii an j> CHOICE DRY GOODS. a fine selection of Boote, Shoos, Hats, &c. choiceJ FAMILY GROCERIES. "all gbades op THE EINEST LIQUOBS. Hs?~Thc above GOODS with various others too numerous to mention, an antecd not to be 8urpas?cd in quality and price by any house in the maraat. Cull and czamino tor yourselves. WM. LIGHTFOOT, may 11 dec 2 e lij (Can tou afford io leave vour Homestead uninsured?) nrSTOAUCE AGBITCT. EIRE INSURANCE. LIVERPOOL, LONDON A GLOBE FIRE INSURANTS COWANY? Capital 820,000,000 Gold. (This holid English Compauy paid over three million Dollars at Chiago Fire) LIFE INSURANCE. PIEDMONT A ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY? ' Capital $2,500,000. The leading Southern Company?all South Carolina Premiums invested inSoafh JAS. H. FOWLE8 A?WT. At Citizens' 8aviag Baa FOR HALE.?100 ACRES LAND on Belleville Road. 1} mile*fossa tie nous*. Cr?0 acres Cleared and 60 Woodland.! Also 10,000 DRICKS for salo. Apply to jas. H. FOWUtf. mar '23 c If BUY YOUR SPRING GOODS ATJ J. MNAMARA'S Ho has just opened a SELECT STOCK, comprising all the STYLES of DRESS SOODS. such os Japanese, Cheoc Poplins, Dolly V) Silk Broch?, Grauadines and Silk Stripo, Spraguo and Paoifio Lawna, Colored and Linen Lawns, Dress Linens, Piques and Silk Leno, a yards to 81. Also some of the Choicest Patterns of Fancy English Coatings, Cloths, black Cassimeres, Tweeds, Cottonades, Jeans and Li He has also a large supply of Drown and Blue Shirtinga, Tickings, ins, A'o. SHOES of every description, among them a nice lot of I Ready-made Clothing, Hats, Ac, aud a very General Stock of Urooertaa, ware, Ac, all of which will be sold Low Down for Cash. Thanking the public for thair kind patrouage, I solicit a contionattolB a#ti same. J. McNAMARA. apl 20 c %j THE Citizens' Savings Bank OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Orangcburg Branch. Will pay 7 PER CENT. INTEREST on SPECIAL DEPOSITS and 6 PER CENT, on SAVINGS DEPOSITS, Compounded Seuii annually. Local Finance Committee. Hou. THOS. W. CLOVER. Col. PAUL 8. FELDER Capt. JNO. A. HAMILTON. At Private Sale. THE PLANTATION forming a part of the Estate of the late Col. Keitt, and known aa the DARBY PLACE. The tract consists of about 600 acres, one half well Timbered, the remainder Rich, Red, Loam Soil, adapted to Crops of all kinds. These are the Finest Lands in the District, and were valued at $20 per acre in 1866. Would bo sold for one-half that price now. One fourth cash, the remainder in three instal ments bearing interest from date and se cured by mortgage of tho same. This ia a splendid chance for any one de siring to secure Rich Lands, fine Water Pow. er, excellont Catllo Range and a Refined Neighborhood. Apply to mar "<1 Or jan 6 Mit. L. M. KEITT, J. 0. KEITT, Ben, vf NEW BARBER SHOP! ova CAPT. BRIUGMAN'8 STOMt W'h(M I am prepared to d* all the above line with ncain Turm.? reasonable JOHN niny 11 a flS ID. W. ROBINWN, IHKRCHANT TAIIM? Raa is now UKAJ? ?W Raeeeil fttvtt? ?**jr 9. H. W. 8TOBI, pared ia FIT j wHfc ?BWMff ritofiip i 8AT18FACTKW stance, ?pi 90 1 ^ ST A TIE X!i ?on? indebted to the M*?tm if <0>Ha Col. David Bhulcr, will tfmka ttpWst Hk tho undersigned at George? WeMtfxA ?.. or to Meesrs IsUr * Dibble, at r 8. C. AH persons aeviag present ihecs as above, praacrif SM WILLIAM M. 8HULWL Qualified Ksecote*. ?d ?:? 25 41