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OA X ?fj 8ATURDAY, JULY 27, 187?. All Adtertisements must be^M?pd to the Business before Tbursday MR ?DITOU?Please announce D. A. PORTER te a Candidate tor Sheriff at the seat Eleetlea e4?,ohUg? Ml many friends in the 4M . . , . j , yORfC ALEX ANDER BROWN, or the" Fork of | Kdieto? in hereby' announced ae a candidate for County Cottmi?eioi;?: by .MANY FRIENDS. Mb. Eniton?Please announce GEO. W. BAXTER, from the Fork of Ediato, as a candidate for the Lower House of the Gene* ral Asfentbly, at the next Election end oblige MANY VOTERS. junc l tf FOR SIO RIFF Mfthy friends of Harpin Rigge Esq., the present Sheriff, announce him as a cendi 'date fcr re-election, FRIENDS AM* VOTERS. THE NEWS HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE COUNTY isi 11 i'ii sj MM? mWsm ?"? s 'jS=s Taxes.-?All persons who Tail to make .a return of their property to the Audi tor before the 20th of August, Will pay Nearly for the delay. A penalty will attach. T?avr Ticket.?In our last issue there appeared a ticket for the several offices of the County. Several geutle men have censured us pretty severely because it appeared at the head oi? our editorial column*. Suffice it to say that neither of *,hc .conductors of this journal kucw auything of the slute in <|tiestion until it 'was* handed iu for publication. We neither gave it an editorial or any otbur kind of endorse (incut. This journal trill support the frt'gubir nominee* of the Republican yarty and no others. Information- tothk Public.?By the Act June fctb 1862,::!! stamp taxes nu instruments in writing are repealed t*x.tu Ortobur J at 1872, except the two cent vtaenp ou checks. It is provided further that in the meantime, the holder Vrf any instrument of writing of what ever hind and description whieh has beeu made or issued without being properly stamped, may mako applioation io any Collector of Internal Revenue, -who alial 1 thereupon affix the htamp provided by such holder upou such instrument of writing as is required by *aw, subject to the provisions of Section 158 of the Internal Rovonuc laws. This is important to those bidding such ^ustrumeuts to render them legal and Trnlid. AhOTif.r Barb ecu v.?There wili be an immense barbecue at Rowo's Bridge to-day. The lullowing persons are on the Oouunitto oi Arrangements : ?V. D. 4fo*?Q>ao, Sam'I M?y, Corue lioua Dicglc, Edward WhitGeld, J. Felder Meyer*. Aaron Lewis, Geo. Boh rer, C. H. Greene, Tom Smith, Ellis Forest, Allen Phillips, Win. R. Meyers, Betjj. Lloyd, and otbera. ( Active preparations have been goin^ cn for several weeks to have the occasion one of interest to all. An elaborate ? nuu iuieruoliug .?JT.?i? Will bo ihs burbc ?cue at liowe a r>nuge to-day, unu too ? much credit cannot be bestowed upon Mr. V. D. Bowman and others whose < Mortfl wi'I be crowned by t-duy's pro ?ceediogs with such abundant auocess. 'Generals Mose? and Elliott, L. C ?Carpenter, Esq., editor of tbu Columbia ' 4L'h(oii, and otheto are oxpneted to spuk The following Circular letter has boon addressed by County Chairman Geo. "Boliver, Esq., to the voters of the va ?rious precincts iu this County. We trust that our friends will sec to it that the best men are selected to represent them iu tbo Convention. OfFJCB Or OlIAIHMAN COUNTY EXE CUTIVE Committbb Union Rkpub moan Party. OkawoeirvawCounty S C , July 22, 1872. Tu the Motf.r* of various Preeincts : lo acuorduuoc with Instructions from the Executive Committee National Un Hon RepobHcab Party, State of South M i'on wili' Aesemblo .at your asaal S'htce of Moetiu^ on tie 10th day of August, and Elect the same Number of Ticlcj,sn.3s as in 'he las; N omiuatin^ Convention to Represent Jfn?ttr Preolnot in a County Convention to bo (fold in tbo Tuwu ot Orangeburg on aha 14'b day of August, for the purpose of Elec ting Delegates to Represent the County in the State, Congressional and Clrouit Conventions. That ??? to say, five Del egates ier the State Coorentiont five Delegates for the Congressional Conveu lion ?od five Delegates for tho Circuit Convention, ?0 be held in the Oily =? of Columbia on the 21st day of August, 1872. Proper Credentials must be pre-, sented by eaeb Delegation. OEO. 30L1VER, Chairman County Ex. Com. Obanoe Peelings. ?Jane Williames was aent to jail on Saturday last for assault and battery. ?There will be some lively political sparring at Rowe's Bridge to day. ?Large water melons are soiling for ten cents here. ?Five large steers will bo eaten to day at the barbucue. ?E. Bnynard Seabrook, Es?} , slap ped Juhn O. Maokey's ia-.-o the other day in Chut lestun for Calling him a liar ?Quite a number of the natives ot' Cyprus were up before Trial Jim tit" Meyers during the past week. ?Mr. D. Louis is offering his lsrge und well selected stock of dry goods at greatly reduced prices. ?Trial Justice Meyers held Court two days out of the last week. Quite a number of cases were disposed of. ?The Court House fenco will soon be completed. It will add to the appear ance of Orangeburg to a considerable extent. ?The County Commissioners had a lively session ou Saturday last. The new bond of County Treasurer Greene wns disapproved. . ?Mr. Frank II. Gren's offiei il bond comes up before the County Com missioners again today. Mr. Greene returned trom the North last night. ?Mr. Z. M? Wolfe haa.beeu ap pointed a deputy United States Mar shal for this County. Mr. Wolfe will fill the position fuithfully. ? We inadvertently omitted to state that Mr. V. D. Rotvinun spoke at Brsnebville at the tuoetiug of which mention was made in our last issue. ?Our readers will fbrb rar with us this week. The weather has been a degree or to too bot ior a uuill-driver to work steadily. ?An interestiug Republican mooting was held'at Dull Swamp iu this County on the 20th instant Speeches were made by the Clerk of Court, Mr. Geo. Bolivcr, and other*. ?Dr. J. A. (Cellar has requested us to stato to the public that he is uo longer a candidate lor the Senate. The fight will now he between Hous J. L< Jamison and Bonj. By us. ? Mr. Herman Wahlers' fame as a I lie nd. to the followers of Bacchus is spreading far and wide. His whiskeys are the worst enemy the Temperance cause has in this State, because?they arc good. ?The ticket printed at the head of our editorial eolutuns in our last issue occasioned a great do*l of bitter com u.rut. One thing there is that is euro, and that is, there are a teer?? two niau> candidates iu Orangcburg County for one ticket to huld them all. ?The County is dying for rain. ] Water, water, water is the cry Edistu River lower thee ?* ht!!1 i*e*n ??!im i ! 17S9. The little hoys are a^'? t0 cross it just below the bridgo near thi- place, and when at high-water mork tho chan nel is ton or twelve feet deep. ?The weather has been so intensely warm during tho past week that the beautiful oak and elm trees that just a few days ago made such delicious shade in our Court House Square, are with ^ered and purohed to death. They are dead?that which was worth to the uver-hoated puhlio huud eds of dollars. ?Horse racks are in order boa I befe are not ouough of thcuf in i Orungeburg. StUOO tho new fenco bus becu built, those around the Court House Square arc insufficient to accom modate all We just locution this he causo convinced that our excellent May or and Aldermen, will see to it, that their friends from the Country shall bo accommodated to a hitohiug place when they sou fit to visit oar Burg. "Au accident to the right arm of our foreman" is considered a good excuse, for the suspension of a Mississippi paper fot a week Tn? Village Cn?R?it.?It should botlooklikoa barn or ft storoboaae; lt. should be a building, the very tight' of which would cause devout fooling in tire breasti A well-carvedcross should point to heaven; mwnw paunled doore should impress the visitor with tho Sol omnity of the place into which ho ia entering; stained glass should throw a mystic light athwart the aisles; pulpit, altar, ceiling and g&Herica sb.ouK! ho or uamouted with figurative mouldings,and the columoa that support the galleries, und tire balusters that rail them in, should be of* dfissic patterns.' Any congregation wishing such a church should send their ordefs for finishing material to Mr. P. P. To ale, importer of- French stained glass, sud manufacturer of aed dealer in Doors, Sashes, Blinds Ac, No. 20 Hayna street, Charleston, B. 0.' ? - COMMERCIAL. MARKET REPORTS. Omca of tie OaaHARBoan Nawe, July 19, 1872. COTTON?Sales during the week bales. We quote: Ordinary....w.;.~-~...17 Low Middling.18 Middling.39^? Roi'gh Rica.-S1.60 per ousbsl Corn.95 per bushol. Cow Psas. l.on par bushel. l'l.NDKKs. 1.55 por bushel. NOTICE OFFICE COUNTY AUDITOR, OranokBURU coomtt, S. c, June 5th 187?. Pursuant to an Act PROVIDING for ?be ASSESSMENT and TAXATION of PRO PERTY, approved Sept. 15th, 1868, and all Acts -amendatory thereto : Notice ia hereby given that this Office will bo open fur re ceiving RETURNS of PERSONAL PRO PERTY, from the FIRST DAY Of JULY to I the TWENTIETH DAY of AUGUST, 1872. 1 All OWNERS, AGENTS, ADMINISTRA TORS, ?c, of Real Estate are earnestly re- ' quested to make their RETURNS to this OFFICE in order to prevent ERRONEOUS ENTRIES from being MADE in the? TAX BOOKS. All persona failing to make their Returns on or before the 20th day of August, a Penalty of 50 per cent will be added to their Assessment. JAMES VAN TASSEL, County Auditor. Orangcburg County. june8 lit Notice of Dismissal. ! "\rOTlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE 1 ll| will, on the 5th day of August, 1872, ? ale our final account with the Honorable ' Judge of Probate for Orangcburg County, as I Admitfistratosr of the Estate of Elizabeth { Fogle, and ask f?r Letters of Dismissal. > .? D. J. ZEIQt.KB D. P. POjGLR, I july 6?-it Adminirrutora. "VTOTIC'E. - Tbc C'opartit er V\ SHIP lurctofore existing bot'.veon Champy, Bro. & Co., is this day Unsolved by mutual consent. AM persons having claim* against said Firm will present them for pay ment immediately, and all iudubted nil! please make pavracnt to Champv & Bro. A. CHAMPY, A. R. CHAMPY, P. DOYLE, Juno 27tb, 1'87??ju!\ 0-r-cbt- -. . SCHOOL BOOKS! MUSIC & STATIONERY, ALWAYS ON" HAND at tub ENGTNE JHOIJSIi:. The celebrated PEN LkTTER BOOK for Copying Letters?used without a Press ? every business w:in should b,*Ve, one. Anything in my line not oh hand ean be ordered in a short time. KI It Ii KOftlXHO*. jan K c ly DR. A. C. DUKES, At the Old Stand of I>R. B. 91. Sil? LKR. HAS JUST RECEIVED A fresh (supplv of DRUGS, MEDICINES. TAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, Ar. A splendid lot of ST ATIONERY. PERFl"MKRY und SOAPS in great vs. riot v. A fine stook of UlOAiisand fO?AOOO And one of the finest assortment of POCK FT KNIVES over ?fTercd here at the prices. Prescript ions carefully prepared. OPF1CE HOUR8 on the SABBATH ? From 9 to 10 A. M , and from 4 to 6 P M. dee 2 c ly The People's Bakery. REMOVED TWO DOORS EAST OF J. 1*. HARIiET'S Where he will ho happy to nervo hie form, er customers with FINE CANDIES. CONFECTION AH I ES. FR CITS. NUTS an-r TOYS of every deseription, au'l a| prices to suit the times. I "also l<eep cotiMtnntlv on hanil FRESH BREAD. CAKES of cwry description PIES, *o. Prioee reasonable. A LHO WEDDING CAKE propated with great caro to suit the most faitidous tastus. The PATRONAGE of my fri?ndn and fel low-eitisons is respectfully solicited. THOS. W; ALBERGOTTI. oct 14 dao 10 8m Notice to l>ebtor? find Credi torn,?AH persons having any de mmdsagaiilsi the Estate of Adam Karick, deceased, will present tbom by the first dny of August or tbey will be debarred pay. ment, and.all those Indebted to said Fctate will make payment forfhwifb, to D. J. ZEIGLKR . ;i- r t' Diiuiilrra Aomrnislr&t j- v. THE ENTIRE STOCK of D. LOUIS is offered i":.7 ^! AT AND BELOW COST! s^TCALL AND GET BARG A INS "^?t AT THE CORNER, j?Jy 27 I>. LO TJ 18, TURNIP SEED! TURNIP SEED I TURFIP SEED L OF ALL KINDS OF ALL KINDS OF ALL KINDS > ?* FROM D. LANDRETOS A SON I FROM D. LANDRETHS & SON : FROM D. LANDRETHS A SON 1 E. EZEKIELS' ! ; E. EZEKIELS" ! E. EZEKIELS' ! just received! just received! just received: for SALE AT ! for SALE AT ! for SALE AT! OPPOSITE POST OFFICE OPPOSITE POST OFFICE OPPOSITE POST OFFICE" LARGE OPENING -OF T1IE best I STOCK OF GOODS i To be FOUND in the TOWN can now be SEEN tt the POPULAR ONE* ; PRICE HOUSE of I CrEO. H. COKNELSON. I ' Unviug R4JPLENISI1ED our STOCK, we have made EXTRA PREPA j RATIONS Mgsargc u,a SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE Aud can now xhow a FULL LINE of OOODS in ?11 the DEPARTMENTS.? Our DRESS GOODS Department is filled with the BEST and CHOICEST GOODS iu th? M ARKET, including FULL LIXES of PRINTS In CASSI MERES, LINENS, COTTON ADES, JEANS, TWEEDS, ('HECKS and HOMESPUNS we hive the Largest Assortment evor sceu in this Town, A1t>o a choice and large selection of II ATS, BOOTS and SHOES, HARNESS and SADDLES, TRUNKS and UMBRELLAS, with a full assorted stock of GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE. Our STOCK df READY MADE CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS ttand* uuexcclled both iu tstylo aud price. Thanking you for the patronage bestowed upon mo heretofore, I shall ondeavor to nicrit-nnd retain the sume >iy Jealiug fairly and giving full value lor the money and hopQ therefore to aoe you boon at my store. apl 27 GEO. H COR NELSON. REGULAR DAILY TRADE. ANOTHER TRAIN JUST IN AND FILLED' WITII DESIRABLE GOODS! AND CUSTOMERS SHOPPING AT Making Selection frum their Extraordinary Large and Varied Stock of GENERAL MERCHANDISE. Their assortment, with constant additions, i? UNSURPASSED Roth .is to -STYLES and QUALITIES. Their facilities iu drawing supplies from desirable Markeu FOR THE CASH Enablo thorn to make the best pnssih'e RATES, which is the OLD RULE con tinued-from it, ORGANIZATION ? 1842, 'Giving an.csporieuce of 30 years in Business. ?Economy and Enterprise, together with the Energy and gentlemanly deport mern't of all their Assistants, are. always fouud at the OLD ESTABLISHED HOtSE of BULK SCOVILL & PIKE. mrr 2? ' o ly , Greeley and Grast MMbSF^^'h**?^^ <mo? mm ?? seas.* ?* Wilson and Brown. Brown and W?ftO?, TAKE YOUR CHOIC^l^ THK PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN HAS NOW ? AI ELY and ? * 9? T. KOHN & Are al?o making preparations for the FALL CAMPAIGN, and ha?* JtfemllwA to CLOSE out thoir-LARGE and;ELEGANT Stock of STJHMEE DEESS , at any SACRIFICE. ^ They are offering great bargt ink in their WHITE GOODS SATIN 8TRIPED PIQUES. PLAID CAMBRICS and N ENGLISH and FRENCH PERCALES. PARASOLS and FANS. HOSIER! and GLOVES. dimi LADIES UNDERCLOTHING, *e. Also great REDUCTION in "T? ? ?. ....... w , Ladies and Gents Fine Shoes. They have also determined to CLOSE OUT the balance of their GENTS SUMMER CLOTHING At a rcdu:tion of 33 per cent. -j^^m* Now is tba time for BARGAXR$. THEODORE KOHN * BROTHER. julj 13 k ij ho Russell St. one Door East of Meroney's ttofol Offers to the Public a FULL and WELL SELECTED STOCK of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Groceries, ?o, At LOWER PRICES than can be bought at any other Hoose in Orangeburg. Col! and EXAMINE his STOCK, and he CONVINCED of tba ?HBAP NE8S of bis GOODS. v isU. SS5" Also I ?rill pay the highest price for OLD IRON, COPPER, BRASS, PEWTER, HIDES, OLJ> KAG8 acd every kind of COUNTRY juno 8 t Raa (Can you afford to leave your Homestead uatsjs&red?) IlTSUEaOJiTCE ea&ESTGY, FIRE tN&XJZLtSJRClS. LIVERPOOL* LONDON * GLOBE FI?S INSUIU??* rW?tSY~> Capital 820,000,000 Gold. (This solid English Company paid over three million Dollars at Chief* Piref LIFK INSTJB^-^CE. PIEDMONT ft ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE CO^ANT? Capital $2,500,000. Tho leading Southern C6a>aany?all South Carolins Premium* invested (a'South Cerorfrer*; At Citisoos* Saving Baak. FOB. SAI'K.?100 ACRES LAND en Belleville Road, 1} milte from rhe 0mts House, (ii!) ixrer Cleared and 50 Woodlands Also 10,000 BRICKS for salo. Apply to JAS H. FOWLBS. mar 23 c ' ty DK. OLIVEHOS, | DEALER IST I PURE DRUGS and MEDICINE6, PAINTP, OILS ud VARNISHES, WINDOL GLAB8 and PUTTY, Juet received another lot of the VACU UM OIL for Greasing and Preaerring Leath er. Alao the DIAMOND 8PECTACLE fer Pre serving Sight. Also a Superior lot of CUTLERY, auch as I POCKET KNIVE8, RAZORS, 8CIS80R& j and PISTOLS. I AIho a Choice and Select lot of FLOWER : SEEDS. Also reociring almost monthly 100 to 2*0 ponndB PURE CANDIES. Guaranteed .\hj a fine lot of PERFUMERY and j FANCY ARTICLES. Call ami satisfv yourselves at tho DRUG { STORE of DR. OLFVEROS. Orangebnrg C. H., 8. C. I mar 30 nov 18 ly I THE . Citizens' Savings Bank OF SOlTll CAROLINA, j OrangebtirjK Branch. J Will pay 7 TER CENT. INTEREST on SPECIAL DEPOSITS and 6 PER CENT, on SAVINGS DEPOSITS, Componnded Semi onnually. Local Finance Committee. Hon. THOS. \V. G LOVER. Ool. PAUL S. FELDER. Capt. JNO. A. HAMILTON. JAS. H. FOWLK8, Assistant Cashier, i mar 23 jen cly At Private Sale, TUE PLANTATION forming a part of the Estate of tbe late Col. Keitt, and known as the DARBY PLACE. The tract oonsiats of about 600 acres, one half well Timbered, the remainder Rich. Bed, Loam Soil, adapted to Cross of all kinds. These aro thio Finest Lauds in tbe DWtrict, sad were valued at $20 per acre in 1866. Would he eold for one-half that pride now. One fourth each, the remainder in three inctal mente beaseag Interest from date and ac> cured by mortgage of the same. This ia a splendid chance for soy ose de? siring to secure Rich Lands, fine Water fow. cr, etcellent Cut He Range and a Refined Neighborhood. Apply t-> lir-. L. M KR1TT. Or ST. O. KEITT, E-.j. j.m 1 PHOTOGRAPHS! S. M. PEARSON, ARTIST, Begs leave to announce to the Fab! is and his tnaoy friends tost he will bo at LEW1SVILLE, after the 30th of May for tfe* pur pees of Taking Pictures, i -??? >_i_i ?>_ Satisfaction guaranteed Respectfully, S. M. PEARSON, may 4?tf Artist. Warm Weather Has Come! AMD SO HAS OVB OS VM|> FINEST, CHOICEST AND HOST COM PLETE 8TOCKS OF Dry Goods, Groceries, &t * a si van AT F. R. W. RRIGGMANN 8 STORE, lit BrSWEL?, NTREBTv THAT CAN BE POUND IS* ORANGE? burg. An inspection Til) satlrfy al AO trouble to show Goods. In addition t? the ab-)?? I have on beal and for seie-a number of the AMERICA* BVmiMrtrU: Tbii machine er 111 do in the besipeesMe meaner every eorietj of FAMILY SEWIXG vhat can be des? on any ifeSAiiiao, e*d ia eddiiion a?Sereiders on the orvnmesao, end makes beautiful button and eyaUt boiee in aR TabrW Thla t? unquestionably far bejrottd the capacity of *ay other ?eeais*. Instruction fiveo, end aauarWtten gn*rao teed to all purohexlnR ajftecsfeb. F. H. W. BftlGOtf AKN. May? ftm *i . tf