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THE 0RAN6EEURG NEWS ?KOROE BOLIVER, . FINANCIAL AMD UCBIHBIS MaNAOS*. Official Paper of the State and of Oraugcburg Connty. ***1TI?IWI;Y, SEPT. HM, im. For President: Ulysses S. Grant. Vic'ePresideiit: t^Henry Wilson, ? iM|^rU-jitl <t or MASSACHUSETTS. STATE TICKET. ^ T es*- ? ? ? for Governor. FrankJMn J. Mora, Jr. LieUtetiaut Governor. R. 9. Gleave?. _ Attorn^ General. Samucl TV. Melton. \Secrctary of State. Henry E. Hajne. ' ' ' i State Treasurer. l rii?cif r,.Co4oM. Comptroller General. jfi Solomon IL. Roge. ?"? ,r ? ? _ *:^it3Upc9tntenti'eni of Education. t . Justus K. Jlllao*. ' '** Adjutant and Inferior Omerat. , " Henry W. PnrrU. ? TViiWr Concessional District. . . , ? .. Hon. Robert R. Elliott. Congretvnan?-State at Large. R. My Cain. The County Convention. .? ?' Before our next issue the County Convention for Orangeburg County will have met and made its nominations. The heart of every honest Republican is anxiously awaiting the result. If proper sort of nominations aro placed in the field, there will be no doubt of the fcuceesss of the Republican party in this County on the 16th of October next. But it should be remembered that there is already n divison in our party, and that tho Democrats are waiting for an op purtuuity to put a ticket of their owj in tho field. A Democratic Chuirman has been appointed for this County, and when tho time comes, and n chauco is offered, he will not be slow iu orgauiz . ing bis party. In the event that there should be two Republican tickets pre sented to the public, the Democrats will have an open road to victory, in ] rpito of our three thousand majority The Charleston News, a juurnal that has a deep seated and hearty hatred to wards the blacks, advises the Democratic chairmen, throughout tho State, to be on the qui viue, and whenever there is a chance to slip in their men, to do so, and spurn the support of the colored rotors. Tho News is usually cautious?having brains enough to look a little way beyond its own nose?but whon it presented this advice to the white people of South Carolina, we don't think, after the scuond sober thought, tlua it could see any wisdom or humane policy in its course. Shame on the man who in one instance begs the colored vote, and h& another, damns it. Col ored men, tho Charleston News has no use for.you; advises the party to do all they can to have you put a good ticket in the field, where it is certain that you are sure to win, but wherover the Demo* crate may be in the majority, its policy is not. to touch you. Was there ever such an infernal spirit of downright hollishocss exhibited through the roUimns of any newspaper bofore, excopt whorov ignorance, and hearts bronzed with- ifee scathing corruption of bell, control tho editorial pen? It has been our desire to have the Republican party net so as to appeal to (.ho masses of the people, both white and black, but how can any expect the colored people to beod eutjh teachings when such Jainn able doctrines as tho above are practised by their enemies ? Decs the Charleston News' propose to make a chattel ol the ' Republican party ? Doca it imagine that tho sunlight of intelligence does 'not illumino tho path of any but its carpet-bag editors?.It is really mistaken if its poralytia uervea have succeeded in making it so full of coooait. There ore some things that thatjourual can advise us oo, sod which we will consider, and, ggradventure, act upon, out whru it resorti to downright devilment, wo loose our patieooe with it, and feel more like damning the thing to etonral infamy thao blessing it with a- compliment upon moving into iti new quarters. Bat lot us return to the County Convention. / It is so, that the party in this County has never before occupied a position so i uncertain as the present. Heretofore ticket placed in the field, and labelled Republic;!c" was shuro to win. No otioe was over taken of tho character of the men upon it. The State Conven tion promised a reformation in (his particular. No party is laboring harder to have good men placed upon tho County tiekete than the State Exeoutive Committee. Thoy are men of intelligence, and feel tbat the Republican party must live longer than two years. Their desires in this connection will never be gratified if Republicans, throughout the State, BanUeft no concern in 'he mat ter. Good men must be placed in nomi nation j the Republican party is pledged to Reform; and the Republican party must live. The County Convention, whieh will assemble on Tuesday must remember these three facts. The Bolters'support era in Orangebors: are looking forward to the result of its work with anxious eyes. They think that there will be a disaffection, no matter who is nominated. ?1*2 grant it. No Convention bus ever &>eet?bled that gare entire satisfaction ; therP bave been fftct things as Con vention? presenting mon to the public absolutely obnoxious, offensive, peuriJ* and weak. The Bolters want this to be the ease on Tucsduy next. We knewthoir jrogramme It is their purpose to get as many men in the regular Convention as possible: make a nard tight for their friends; if defeated, to withdraw with as many delegates as they oan pcrauadi nwny, assemble immediately afterwards, put forth careful nominations, and de clare them the regular nominees. They, tho Bolters, will then call their own Convention, which will make no nomi nation, but ratify the nominations made by thj Bolters from the regular Con vention. Cannot every man see how daugerens and deep-laid this game is K There is no use disguising the fact. Ii the Republican Convention shows no re ference to merit on Tuesday, the future may have some cause for apologising for the defeat of tho party. Those are progressive times of ours, and progressive men must bo regarded. The Republican party doesn't want mill stones tied around its neck. Live, aotive, and vigorous men arc the only ones who can insure its perp3tuation. We bave no choice to put before thw Convention. We simply want it to do its duty. If it fails in that, we say frankly that its nominees will deserve defeat. Gentlemen, we bid you be true to yourselves, your party uud its principles. Like Pie-Crust The Republican, of Saturday, says that Mr. Reubeu Tomlinson -'will run to the end, ' if he only gets five thous _? ...?-.._?? tm= :- - -I ...... ? - -= = ?-"?-ajr p:,^-~~, considering that Mr. Tomlinson has no more control over the brains of the movement of which ho is the figure head, than Mrs. I'artington s mop hud over tho wuves of the broad Atlantic. When Orr, Corbiu, Sawyer and Boweu give a publie pledge that they will not abandon ''the ''bolt," even if the Democrats nominate a third ticket, it will be time enough to put their since* ity to tho touch. Until then, such u promise as that of Mr. Tomliusou will not help him or deceive the public.? Charleston News. ^.How does the Quaket candidate like the above f A little while ago he was the nicest sort of creatures?to day tho squatty fellow is showu to bo a mere ?'figure-head'' and aa brittle as "pie orust." M r. By as will ox plain. ^- ? i?IM ... wiihi - The jire.w of tho country teems with columns of praise of Mike O'CornoM a eloquence. He is now in Massachusetts engaged) in stumping tbat State fur Grceley. We have read the most of his speeches and if there is anything in them more than tho "eloquence" of the com monest stuuip orator we have never dis covered it. He \i a man of J?rne ability, has a good delivery, and tberoin consists^ his charms of oratory, If there ia anything about him. Why, oar neighbor on the corner, under all of its cd it oral changes aim pecuniary euibaraauienw, Qvausnavsi gotten up an editorial that would bare sounded as eloquent in print aa the speeches of the "South Carolina orator." It is a dovliah sight better to be born lucky then rich. ?-, ?aa?<??nM?rr*rii Messrs. Mclotyjre & Co hare com menced the publication of a paper ia Colleton County. The inside ia printed at the North, and the outside, to judge from its typographical appearance, ia first seen in a certain office in Charles too. If w? are incorrect, we shall bo glad to be so informed. We dispise "out sides,'* aud "iosldea" and desire, for the sake of the prosperity of our own focal newspapers, to discourage euoh a system of distributing Northern ideas and quack advertisements through the South, as are practised in certain Counties in thia State. When the Colleton Gazette is published in Colleton, we shall place it upon our exchange list. We shall not do so before. It, being Republican in politics docs not soften our prejudice against the institution that published the first half of it. There is a nasty fight going on be tween W nipper aud Stuaiis for ihn Senatorship of Beaufort Couuty. Which of the two aspirants ia ahead w? are un able to say, but we do venture tho as sertion, from our knowledge of the two men, that so fur as intelligence is con corned, Smalls is a dwarf to Whippcr. For conceit, ignorance and pomposity, Smalls had no equal in the lost Legislature. The only objection to Whippcr is, that he keeps company with Tomlinson and Curb in. Tho ti?ar'e8t00 Republican has been levied upon h/ Sheriff Macky. It appears that he holds a uiotgago over the "shebang," and detertnning no.^ "9 be ' bespattered by his-own organ, seizod its presses, type, &o. It is out again, how ever, but evidently printed iu the office of the Sunday Tixiti or New*. The Republican was exceedingly spiny to wards its last days. It has been said by main of the sup porters of Tomliuson that he is a muu of extraordinary intelligence. We have seen the gentleman aud it'there is any thing extra about him, he has a remark ably bad way of showing it. flu wouldn't do for a clown, although we have heard it suggested that Corbin, his bl 'ted fugleman, would make u first-rate ring-master. Buwen and Mackey are hammering away at each other in Charleston. Knives and pistols are sometimes used by the roughs of both pirties ; wheu thj respective leaders invariibly decamp. "Ho that t jrhts and runs awsy, Will live to tight another day." [C0MMUICAT?D ] Editor Orangeburg News: I am informed that the Board of Commissioners of election organized by electing T. K. Sasportas Chairman and Geoige Clyde of Charleston Clerk of the Board. Two questions I wish to ask: First. Is Mr. Clydo a voter of this County. Second. Are all the managers of elec tion to be appointed troin Charleston sV"n&? T REPUBLICAN. All persons who aspire to beauty of yersoual appearance should not neglect that natural adcessory the hair. By many it has been neglected uutilthe hair has become thiu, gray,entirely off. Mrs srs. Hall & Co:, Nashtio, N. II., have produced an effectual remedy, called Sicilliau Hair Renewer, which cures ail diseates of the scalp- This wonderful prebaration acts upon the glands, which support aud nourlih the hair, features gray hair to its orignal color ntakee the scalp white aud clean removes and pre vents the formation of dandruff and ull cutaneous eruptions; aud by its tonic and nutritive pruberties, restores tho soalp to a heaithy staio, aud create* a new growth. As a dressing, it is unsurpass ed, giving the hair that brilliaucd so much- admired by all.?Boston Cummer rial. Pnplks, Ercpition, HouokSkin-? The system,being but under tho influence of Dr. Fieroe/s Medical Discovery for a few weeks, the skin becomes smooth clear soft and velvety, and beiug illuminated with the glow of perfect health from within true beauty stands forth in all its glory. Nothing ever presetci to the ?P' t III II Jn.beautjfoo of the complexion ItBob satisfaction for this pur Juts Discovery* The effect ol'ull which operate upon tho sys )ugh the medium of the blo?d are iiy eomewhat slow; no matter the remedy employed While [reo bottles clear the skin of ?lutchett eruptions, yellow spots, tt or "grub," a dozen may possi luiredto cure some cases whore is rotten with scrofulous or jlood poisons. The oure of all isee, however, from the com mon pimple to the worst scrcfuia is with the use of this most potent agent, only matter of time.' 8old by all druggists. Bottles Full or Beauty.?Ladies if you ?o"!d have besy1* b v 'he bottle full, all you have to do is to purchase Magno*? Magnolia Balm. That peerless beautifier of the complexion not only heightens natural charms, bat renders even the plainest countenance exceeding ly attractive- It recalls to the pallid cheek the r?y tinge'of health, removes pimples, blotches, roughness, sallowuesa and other blemishes, and impart to the skin a most delicate fairness and softness It smooth the furrows caused by time or eiro and gives face' neck and arms the plump and engaging appearance ol youth ful beauty. All this is ftCCtfiuplished by the most natural means, vix : by gently and naturally stimulating the circulation in the capillary blood vessels. Besides being the most effectual aid to beauty known to modern science. LIST OF LETTERS Remain ing ia the Orangeburg l'ost Office to September, 18th, \bl2, L?Lucy Butler. P?-Laura Mood. M?Richard Mirell. it?u. A. Zeigier. Persms oaliing for tho above letters pkc.se say they art advertised. F. DkMARES. .A. CARD. It has' boon rumored on tho Streets of Omngeburg th.it I have joined the ?'BOLT ERS." I respect full}- inform my friends that the same is a falsehood. ?opt 21?1 V. D. BOWMAN. $r to $30 PER BAY! Agent? tpO WANTED I All classes of working people, of either sex. yottng or o'd. make more money at work for ns in their spare momenta, nr all the time, than at anything else. Particulars free. Address G. STINSOV k CO, 21_lo Portland, Maine. sepi .Notice pf Dismissal. NOTICE 'Tef*H&REBY GTVrf.v THAT ! will on tho 20th day of October file my final aooount with tho lion -rao.." Judge of Probnte for Orangehurg County, as Admistrntnr of B. \f. Dantxlcr, and ask for Letters of Dismissal. J. P. M. F0URE8, sept 21 ? It Administrator. AN ORDINANCE To Provide for the AsHcssmont and Tax action of Property In flie Town OfOrangebnrjc S. C. Ilatlfled the 4tlt day of| September 1873. Rkction. 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the Town Council of Orangehurg in Council Assembled. That a Boad of apprai sers to consist of Luther Rnnsdale. Esq., Stiles R. Melliohamp Esq.. and Samuel Dibble Esq., is hereby appointeb to assess the value of the Real Estate witldn t he cor porate Hunts of said Town, for taxation, and tlia. said appraisers shall, after taking toe oath of office pi escribed by the constitution of this S'nte, enter immediately upon the discharge of their duties as such, by assess ing the value of each seperate lot or parcel of land in said Town including the improve ments thereon. And any two of snid Board sIihII be coropcte"nt tu make the said assess ment. And that the said Hoard er u major ity thereof shall make returns of their snid assessment to the Clerk of the Town Coun cil on or before the 20th day of September 1872. Skc. 2. That the assessment as returned Hhall remuin in the hands of the said Clerk, and be open to the iuspection of all the citisens and owners of real Estate in said Tow, from the 20th day September 1872, un . i-_i or which period appeals from said assessment may be made, by any party interested, to the Towu Council, and will be acted upon by them; and the decision of the Town Council shall be final in such cases, and the assessment so made and returned, with such alterations as may be made by the Town Council on appeal as above provided, shall bo the assessment upon which all Town taxes shall be levied, until otherwise provided by law F. H. W. BRIOGMAN, Mayor. E. J. OLIVEROS, Clerk. Ratified in Council this 1th day of Septem ber 1872. E. J. OL1VEROS, Clerk IN THE COURT OF PROBATE Whereas, W. D. Hornsby hath applied to me for Letters of Administration on the Estate of Russell W. Wiles, late of Or angeburg County, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish , nil and singular the kindred and Creditors of the aaid deceased, to ho and appear, be fore m?, at a Court of Probate for the said County to be holdon at Orangeburg, on the 28th day of September 1872, at 10 o'clock A. M., to show cause if any, why the said Ad ministration should not be granted. Given under my liand and the Seal of Court, this 18th day of Sept A. U. 1872, and in the ninety-seventh year of American Inde pendent. Til AD. C. ANDREW8, sept 21 2t Judge ef Tribate. IN TUE COUBT OF PROBAT?. W ukkkas, Laban A. Irick hath applied to me for letters of Admin ist rat ion on the Es tat? of Alice M. Irick, Lata ot Orangeburg County, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish ?I ? .?_ ?-. .l . ifi ? l_I .._.? ail ttliu aiugurai **~m ??-,-? - of the said deceased, to be and appear be fore me at a Court of Probate for tho said County, to be holden at Orangeburg on tho 2 Mb day of September 1872, at 10 o'oloek A. M. to show cause if any, why the said Ad ministration should not be granted. Oiven under my hand and the 8eal of my Court, this 13th day of Sept., A. D. 1872. and in t he ninety-seventh year of American Independence. THAU. C. ANDREWS, sept 21?2t Judgo of Probato FOR SALE OR TO RENT. ONE ACRE LOT with STORE and DWELLING, at BrauchTillo, S. C. Apply to D. LOEB, aug 24?8m Charleston. S. C. Orangebarg County Republican Convention. By virture of being elected County Chair man of the County of Orangeburg, I here by issue a oall for a Convention of the Re publican Party of said County to be held in the Town of Orangeburg, on Tuesday Sep tember 24th, at 11 O'clock A. M. for the purpose of electing a 8tato Senator. Judge of Probate. Clerk or Court, 8her.iT, Five (o) Members House of Representatives, three (?') County Commissioners, School Commiss ioner, and a Coroner, to be voted for on the Mixte n h day of October next being the third t\cdueod.ty of said month. JAMES L. JVMISON. County Chairman Republican Party. NOTICE. ROOMS OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. Orangebnrg County, September, Gth 1872. The voters of the various precincts are hereby ordered to assemble at their respec tive places of meeting on Saturday Septem ber 2|at, 1872. for the pumose of electincr Delegates to the Convention for the said Conti y which will be held at the Court House on Tuesday 21th instant, and also to elect, at Baid precinct meetings a Chairman Pfor each receiuet, who shall hold his otBc: for l"n yearo. The ratio of representation will be the same as n lowed in the recent Convention for the election ot Delegates to the State Convention." It is urgently requested that the BEST MEN be sent. All meetings must be called to order at 12 M. on the day above designa ted. JAMES L. JAMISON, % Chairman. j*. J. EVANS, TRIAL JUST I OK, For Orangeburg Comity. All business entrusted to bis charge will be attended to with |rum.ptness Oflice at his Mills near Hotmail's Bridge, South Edisto River. Vept 14 . ?' ? 8m . NOTICE. IN PROLATE COUBT PETITION FOR, PARTITION. Ex parte Caroline Knrick and otu?n' The Creditors of Adam Knrick and of h's Son Adam Q. Kariok. are requirvd to prove their demands bet?re me with.n two mouths from this date, 14th Sept.. 1*72 1I1AD. C. AN DREWS, sept 14?9t Probate Judge. SCHOOL BOOKS! MUSIC & STATIONERY, ALWAYS ON HAND AV THE KNGTNE HOUSE. The celebrated PEN LrTTER BOOK for Copying Letters?used without a I'roas ? every business man should have one. Anything in my line not on band can be ordered in a short time. KIBK ROHINSOAL jan C o ly THE Citizens' Savings Bank OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Orangebnrg lira neb. - Will pay 7 PER CENT. INTEREST on SPECIAL DEPOSITS and 6 PER CENT, on SAV NGS DEPOSITS, Compounded Semi annually. Local Finance Committee. H?n W tJl.OVKR. Col. PAUL S FtiLDKR Capt JNO. A. HAMILTON JAS. H. POWLK8, Assistant Cashier, mar 23 jan cly PHOTOGRAPHS! S. M. PEARSON, ARTIST, Pegs leave to announce to the Public ind his many friends that he will b<< at after tho U.OtU of May for tho purpos. ..f Taking Pictures* ?uch as Photographs and Ferrotypes,. Satisfaction guaranteed. Respectfully, 8. M. PKARSON, may 4?tf Arth*. BEAD THIS! MERONEY ft BAXTER WILL DOj ttttt: ttattt.tnto FOR THE MERCHANTS or O RANGED II RG CHEAP AND WITH DISPATCH. _ 1 They are also prepared to BOARD HORSES and hire BUQGIE8 and CAB. RI AGES at moderate prices. Call on thorn at Marcney 'a Hotel . ??SEGNET i. BASTES, aug 81 tf JUST ARRIVED A SJPLENIDIID LOT OF Virginia Horses. FINEST DROVE OF HORSES EVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET. Those in went of % GOOD HORSE had better oall at once at the SALE STABLES OF M. SA.IJST ?& CO. aug 81 tf DTJE WEST FEMALE COLLEGE. SEND US YOUR DAUGHTERS. The NEXT SESSION1 Opevt OCT. 7th. ONLY Tits TXAT BBOT TEACHERS ARE EMPLOYED. Boarding, including Washing, Fuel and Tuition, one year. $184 GO. Over 100 } npils are present annually. The President will be at the Nickerson House. Columbia, Friday night the 4th Oct.. and will take charge of rupiis on G. AC. u. R.. Saturday the 6ib. Send for a Catalogue. J. 1. BONNER, President. sept 7 tf SINGER * nriLL s I TRIUMPHANT! ?? ? PKEM1CMS. GOLD and SILVER MEDALS and DIPLO MA awarded to SINGER SEWING MACHINE at Savannah Fair,-. November, 1871. FIRST PREMIUM at Atlanta Fair, Get ober, 1871, for BEST FAMILY MACHINE. PK^MIUM at the Maocn Fair October, 1871, for TAMILY MACHINE, with beat and n.?9t useful attachments FIRST PREMIUM TheTO?ille.Rarem ber 2, 1871, for best FAN its MACHINE*. GOLD MEDAL aad THREE SILVER me. ALS awarded the SINGER at the Augusta Fair, Novem ber. 1871. Examine the celebrated SINGER "NEW FAMILY" SEWING MACHINE?the BEST MACHINE in the world. H. D. HAWLEY, General Agent for South Carolina, Georgia and Florida. J. K. WHITE, Agent for Orangeburg County. Local Agents 5' nearly every county ir South Carolina. mar 28 * 1 y Sheriff's Sales. ORANGKBURG COUNTY In Common Plkas Ex parte Caroline Kariok and other*. By virtue of an order made in this case upon a return in Partition, I will sell en Monday 7tu October next, at the Court House, tho following lands which were of Adam Knr.ck, decea-ed. 1 The Track of 11? acres bounded by lands of J. M. Cro-isweii, the Trust Estate of A. R. Taber, T. i. Carson and R. W. Ris.tr. 2. The ''Wiles'* Tract of one hundred (100) acres bounded by lands of D. J. Zeig ier, William Watt ami Ann Smoke, and 3. The ''Thomson" Traet of I'J aoros Ooundcd by lands of R. W. Riser, P. M iVixm and I'. J. Carrion. Termr?One-third oish. {but with lfborty to the pure miser to pay nil oasb). the bal ance on a ercd t ef ens year, secured by bond (with interest from date land mortgage made payable to the Judge of Probat?. i'urchuser to pay for papers and recording. Sheriff s offoo, i 11. Bigge, Orangeburg C. H. S. C, \ S. O. C. Sept. 9th, 1872. j I sept 14 td DR. A. C. DUKES, At the Old Sund of DR. B. M. SHi bKH. II AS JUST RECEIVED-A freeh ^supply of DRUGS, MEMClNESv \ PAINT8, OILS, VARNISHES, fto. A splendid lot of 81ATIONBRY. PERFUMERY and SOAPS in great vb> rtetF A fine stock ef CIGARS and TOBACCO. And.one of. the fines* assortment of DOCK ET KNI VES; ever offered here at the prices. Prescription, oarefully prerAre<L OFFICE HOURS' oa the SABBATH" From 9 to 10 A. M.. and from * to 8 T. II. e*3 o Z NOTICeT? OFFICE OP SCHOOL COMMISSION**. OtAIOMVM, cocutt, b. G.f September ?th, \J(fg\ ?_ ? ... .. . ... ^^1, -3H am pcmaa owBM-ing ?? team* m4V*jBjPr lie Schools el Orangeburg County sr* Mill by nn it n ? irn r " J"i i^JUff bo in SomUw rim T? iT f I* | ijljuiil hH continue ia Session until 2$tb, &8HL Per sons wishing to bo eiamiaed s*?h? ajsjsy by letter and state what Branche? thry wish to teaob. a recommendation is also required. The Session of e&cb day will commenco at 10 o'clock A. M. and close at 2, P. M. E- I. CAIN. T. C. ANDREW?. B.TUBH?B. 8ept 7 84 _mmmmt_ SECOND ANNUAL FAIR OF THE ORANCKBURU AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY wiu. an ?Klo ANDREWS FACTORY BUILDING, cohmssciko o.f Tuesday, October 29tn, AJt? SBDUJO OJf Thursday, October SIst. rpHE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AN JL nounce thai they are making arrange ments to double the PREMIUM LIST.and to increase the attractiveness of Um FAIR in every particular. They appeal to the people of tho county for their co-operation in tho work ot making it a great success. The ladies especially are inrited to contribute, and more tbaa twice as assay premiums, as at the late Fair, will be offered in their de partment. The following is a summary of the prenv iums offered. department A-?FIELD CROPS. For largest yield of cotton upon oat aero> $10. For largest yield of corn ?poa nro a?re? or bigb land. $15. For largest yield of corn upon five acres or swamp land, $16. For largest yield of corn upon out aar? of high land. $5. -*??.^.*.. For the largest yield of corn upon one acre or swamp land, $5. For largest yield of Rico open oat aertr $6. For largest yield of Peas Wf?SJSs aere, $6. For largest yield of Sweet Potatosaapow one acre, For largest yield of I risk potatoes upo* ? [ acre. $2.60. For largest yield of turnips a paw { acre", 1 $2 50. For largest yield of C round Unts Upon one tacre, $3. For the largest yield of rtattvourass Hay upon one acre, $5. For largest yield of Pea Vina Hay upon one acre. $5. For largest yield of Sorghum Syrup from one acre, S3. For largest yield of Sogar Case Syrup from I acre, $5. Parties wishing to compete for these Premiums mtif l nrrT?*T ft* Tiritnrlrr f gm, mittee before ccrumencirrjr to gainer t b? re spective products, 1b order that arraage ments m oy be made tor aa in.partial trM of the respective yields. These premium* to be paid ia Agricultural Tools ?* Implements, at market rate*. n. SAMPLES OF CROPS JOHN W. SELLENS, Esq., JBuperiuJendent. 17 Premiums, worth from 1 to $'0. O ARD EX AND ORCHARD PRO DUCTS. - Ma*. JOHN J. SALLRY, Superinteadeat. 12 Premiums worth from 1 to $10. HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT. D. KEATING NORRIS, Esq.. Superint. 2C Premiums worth from 2 to $5. E. MACHINERY AND MANUFACTURES. Col. PAUL 8. FELDER, Superintendent. 27 Premiums worth fr?? 4 to $90. LADIES3 WORK. JOHN W. DANTZLEB, Es%., Suptrin't. 60 Premiums worth from I to $10, STOCK?HORSES AND MULES* Da. ALEX'R S. 8ALLEY, Superintendrnt. 20 Premiums, Medals and Diplomas. 2. CATTLE. HENRT N SNRLL,.8npefiaterBdeat. 10 Premiums, Medals aad Diploma*. 8. OTHER STOCK. Col. JOHN C. EDWARDS, Superintendent I 18 Premiums, Medals and Diplomas. In this Department e-pcoiauy, as wcii a* I in others, separate Premiums aiw offered for ! Imported Animals and Article*. n. POULTRY. J. GEOUOE VOSE, E?q.v Sapcriat endend 12 Premiums worth tr?o> 2 to ?5. I. FLORICULTURE. T. C. RUBBLE, Esq., Superinteadeat.. 6 Premiums worth from I to $3. K. MISCELLANEOUS.. C Arr. JOBN A. HAMIETOI4, Btajsarlbten't.. 2.? Premiums worth from 2 to $10. Those desiring to exhibit, or to astertaio/ further particulars, arc r? quested to apply o aay ol tne undesigned lor intamstion Premiums will also bo off' rod for plowing, and luv athletic ?BiU ; A new. ?arm)'and? .iltraetiv* programme of amBaements will' be curried out. under the coarse of a com1'' pvtont com mi ties ol gent turnen, whose names' will in rentier appear. Every effort will he made to'render thf ? AiK *or hy ot " tw &*m Agrlc<.itur.?l sec tion of wo on* OnmgotMKg ia tho centre; and in or tortbatUhu? shall'b'i tiif Va c. the work ul preparation- ?Utat b p*?r<dpuled t<l by all wtto havti tl/c itffert st <>( <?or Statt? ?hier oounty at-' hearC SASH El. DlBIUJE, WESLEY* W. t UI.m.ER; II A u PI N Kl .U , ?AW-RBNOi: B' I.KCKW11*W> JAMBS U. TRt *KVaN>1\ ?- BxwBttv* Committee: