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Subterraneous Jtyster$es-^tf ueka | plored Beptlyiyfiamcthtne No j One Appears Co Mm* Anl About?Mole Tracks Fell used. ft U if ? a 4> y Several day a itucc fho temporary commander oJ^'J^'i?'tKj* chy; during tho a*?jfchaa, Jat?ka^lkkick oonimanding ofl^pry of the Ve t, ^ioir-' eluded to chatige hia quartcrbTrudi't'ht residence so lung-*occupied by him, kuoWu as the Q'M V j^H'it1 ^ '*! (he rear uf the South Carolina'College,' to n house formerly occupied, by the Rollins girls. Yesterday ho was uutu raly busy I't'^'ri^thjn^ j ? fb^ljts, and | looking about bis uew <\? irters, froui vwllar to garret ; the girret didj ,not sur prise him any, but when be came to ex plore tbo rcl'ah^<?lxjMLc|rqlVl httxeahud :to greater suTpTTs^ ftVrHiiidsjRir the hccatombB of Kg\pt, than our worth) friend, wheft "lie commenced to pursue the wiudinj?e?'tlw walled cellar und arches. l^flr*s3WrFrranc:in vault is calculated to excite the ciui ?sity of any man. Yet unexplored to their full ex much ^clMSPat IlwrWEylffjc' been designed for. rpi ( T Til L . i Mere uro many minors ulready. Traditions nrrj^ ? i^ioertaiu and varied O ne is, that, thisrfoideMce was once occupied ltfu aflgp.ntleiunn.heavily inter etjted in blockade mining. Another, suspicion is that tbc subterranean pas sages wi re made for tlio purpose of dodgj ing Kit Klux.f W.hateyer may have becu the Assign. tI$YloVe isM/ep, wind! ing a dreary, more filling occupants be low than Hbuva. tliis mundane sphere After furihotJbtxplfiatiof^we ?uujrjI give on ac(?ur^LjW?4. fujll, and...b,ack it up by stutonipnffM njswJjy j ? ?\aA ?._? i^r^Au "B ?re s^^]]^^1, Sfi^?jiU-^'rt of the i JleraM, Wtftl'aYord Ke-du not doubt.? CoCumftm I'nton? j "A bore, oh, where, li tie; Sumter > UM ?ifrij 11 t I- ,j PolHicHl SliH^esp nr. t?aifct>(...ii .'{JweoO |ti ?' wsw mm : ?? ik ? X aiad ? i ~~< ? ; ^ Con'nlavv* (Ir? nt.-~ \\ hat shall the people do with then; laid T. il'iiitr.i, On whom -depending their obedieuce fuila To the greater beach '! * * * Let wli.il in tneef be Fr.id. it must be meet, . And tKywfr,Mhoyaaeic. i' 4k; dm-t. KrurnJ/k4J CdLelt' nifo?l .treason ! ' j Sirfinux (tt?y.?1 bis a consul '/ N??! Brutus ?X-r7y-Tba J'ldjks, ho"! let him be n4W<*hct)ded ! Sicitn'u* Gr?y\ -Co^cVri'tlA people, in wImt^^/c inyVelf. * Attach thee as a/lrnijoriie^'/innov.itor, And follow to thine answer. Curiolo uuxlffrXir.^ tl Qn & Juld'j|cr.;t! ( J'/ic uhl 'j'int ?? he tt ??'.?.') ?' -1 Tu&jMmt o< a l>k.r:toir (j nit. ? The Detroit Free rress of MmJiy ru latea tbc ttory of; tt mariiagp in that city.ewfiaw nights agq; . It seems that John Doe and Mary Roe bad b-:i:u on. payed tor over a year or more, ho hciu>; a railroad man, and abe a Sue girl o cightcpB, if A day uran let for tho m tr ria^ei,*end J6hb' spent about twu hundred dolUttB,^or ocw clothes, engraved ?ardr of invitation, and preparation lor a bin (juot. It had bceu announced in church that tbo trptrriagc would tako place at a ccrwu hour iu%hc morning, but it didn't John eark? at th'q' bouse, handed the bride elect tho luvitutibti cards, and wcqt ofl' with a heart as big as u turnip Ho had only beco gone a few mi nuten when an old lover catno to the bon e, was grieved und Astonished, and pleaded' with such eloquence that tho girl took his arm wout to a proper 6lfioiul, an 1 in less than ball au hour they were uiarrhd When the-invited guests ui-.sombKd ne t morning* >fary Roe was in Chicago on wedding tour, aud John waa juat sttr ting for the depot n butcher knife bid dyu under hia vest aud tbo butt <tnd ol a revolver to bo seen in bis pocket, i_ i? i asa??^ _ C'ARiBOL,'.'s>B^p in the town by thi> name in Arooetook Co., Me., th re ig u paper published called the North Star For a variety aud Its Swedish reader*, it has, a portion of its oonteuts prime in the Swedish language, nnd that ot r readers may sec for themselves what is gVmg on iu New Swcdeu. wc copy the following"intcr'.-atiug item: Cnribou gar farmnt. IJ torn den nyu slarlcelscfabrikcr,, bvarya urbetas men kruft' bygges bar co '.vagumtikarewerk htad tioh ett apothek. E-i tiy wag oiler blif\iitikc pata ar upptagon ouh phtuncr ad oeh flcru nya byggnadcr komma itmrn kort att rcHUsigutcfter ponsamma. What do you think of it? A wit neir, in describing certain evl?nt^ rTiid: '-The pcr?o<i I saw at tho bead of the btnirs was a man with one eye named Jacob Willkins." "What wif tho nauie of his other < yc?" spitefully asked tl?c oppo.")ing couuscl. Tbo wit ness was disgusted at the levity ol the au'licuA). TRIAL JU8TICK. j? ?.ilUMiaiaeee. tntrusted to hU oksrge bo attended to with prompt*??. Office ?o his MlUa near ? HotuavVa BriAsM, ?oMh(Xdi?to kievr Id wholly protectte* Ire?* K. - Amthmm to always railered and cured by It. . BroMsjMi.tocssverally can need nortobUVh the certiflcr>e* of ti ?r;^?taSa^l?pb>j* Ayer's Ague Cure, and inde?d?sal tha??ff?otion* WfcTeh's from naaiarioua, saarch. poisona. As Its bubs implies, tt doos Cur*, fail. Containing neither Arsenic, ninth, Zinc, nor aay other mineral substance whatever, it In nowise laj ticnt. Tbo nnmber end tniporteaco of in tfao agno districts, are literally berc and we believe without a parallel fas of Ague medicine. Our pride to vra? acknowledgments we rocotve of the radi effected ta obstinate cases, aad ah is is edie. had Wholly failed. ' Dnaoclhnatod - travelling protect T| lty . launjr trie l4vi_ . For Bllions Disorders and Lii to ?an ?aoellrnt remodv, proflu remarkable cares, where failed. Prepared by Da. J. C. Aim A Co ^^all^lo^^^ PRICE, $1.00 rXX BOTTZB. 0 IT. otectodby taking ?M Ai ?.OVJK: c aria njiiv 11 Ayev'n Hair Vigor, For restoring Gray Hair It its natural Vitality and Color. A 1 iiiiagj t* at on mmlihf, hair it,toon to tts mrigim %p*th tk$ ohm jrreewmoBo e?y Thai hair m tnad, falUng heir checked, ata* neaa oftan, though Ml tti by rta ?m. Nothing dam 1 hair waearn tha IbUi?W tarn >nlinc aW awaV^W racnt, aV?? kaep a oltaat aam liMB Ita oocaational use wiH preront '.b> hair from turnutg gray or Wjj? otf, and coneoquently prerent baarooJfcf. Fran from those delefceriotK; anbetanoea wnieb make tome preparationa) tag****** *** injurious to the hair, ihn Vigor eta only benefit but not bum it If weak*! merely for a HAIR DRESSING, iicihiag c\sq can b* found an Containing neither oil nor dya, at not soil white oambric, and fit taftt long on ton hair, amug it a rieV aWf lustre and a grateful parf Prepaid by Of. J. C. Ay*r tk Co., Practical aw? AwALvriCAt CaTJaossg LOWELL, MAW. PBJCB ?10O. . ??yll a iy PoBscaatBg powerful inviroretiug Those Bittsra are positively tavalual Tber^jrifytbaarsUm, and will sum Remittent aodlnt ^?^?pmropfavs of Chffls and ffrer. ARE COOP fOfrTHEMENTAl QRGANIi A to the wastod freaxe, aad oarroet an" Will save flaya angering to tbe rick, aad Tho grand faaaeaa for alt the file of I Tie Stanflart or ?niin rOO mW musuii mt*, PHiCSEJ IT S fanna1 LCTK& ow.i Bittare ?ro. nuAttat and aawe etton aeoa aW tTH. n?i 1^ Jar LARGE OPENING UKQUAr THE BEST AND LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS To be FOUND ie the TOWN rae now be SEEN et the POPULAR ONE PRICE HOUSE of GEO. H. CORNELSON. ? . . it*? Hnviop REPLENISHED onr STOCK, we have Made EXTR A PREP \ RATIONS for e Urge PALL AND WINTER TRADE And can now ahow a FULL LINE of COODS in all the DEPARTMENTS Our DRES8 GOODS Department in filled with the BEST end CHOICES I GOODS In the MARKET, including FULL LINES of PRINTS In CASSIMERES, SATINETS, KERSEYS, JEANS, TWEEDS. CHECKS and HOMESPUNS we have the Largest Assortment ever seen in thia Tuwn alao in BLANKETS. White and Gray Alao a choice and latpe aelection of H ATS, BOOTS and 3HOES, HARNES and SADDLES, TRUNKS and UMBRELLAS, with a full auaortcd ?tock ?< GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE. Our8TOCK of READY MADE CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS stands unexcelled both in atyle and price. Thanking you for the patronage bestowed upon roe heretofore. I ah ail rndeuvar to merit and retain the earn* by dealing lairly and giving full value tor the snoaev aad hope therefore) to aee you noon at my ature. aeptlB GEO. H. CORNELSON ! D. LOUIS IS NOW OPENING ONE OF THE FINEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF FALL & WINTER GOODS EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET. ALSO BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS. A FULL STOCK OF FAMILY GROCERIES FRESH AND WELL SELECTED. The above Stock has been SELECTED with the GREATEST CAKE end ?ISCRETION, and offered at pricea that wilt defy competition. w D. LOUIS. FALL OPENING! AT T. CARTMILL'S A LARGE snd SELECT STOCK of f MLL Am WINTER GOODS Which pill be SOLD at LOWEST CASH PRICES, consisting in part ?? M lows : Lnngcloths, Htieatings,and Shirting*. Table Cloths, Damasks, Toweling. fte. bird Eye, Russia and rfcoiclj Diapers. Now Styles Dress Goods. Full Lino Blas?. Alpaeee. Geed Styles Calicos. Drees Tekasaiaga aad Leeea. Hesarj, Olevee and Notions. Ladies aad Children* Strew 4 f aeoj Hate. Blankets. Shawls aad Nuhiae, Cloths, Iwecda and Casalniere. Kantuoay JeSu*. Kerseys. Ar. Clothing aad Hat? of Latest St pie*. Also SPECIAL ATTENTION eelU4 to tbo Larga Stock af ' rdies and Oea>* BOOTS an? 10Ei, ?a DDL ERY, ITARNESd, ?ARDWARB, TINWAuK.UKOCKRIBS. IfiNSS, LI QCO? ft* T. CiV RAflLL,, RUSSELL ST. OkANGBBL'HG, S. C. sept St lye net 7 The Finest stock of JEWELRY that has ever been in this Town. E EZEKIEL Hae just received one of the FINEST STOCKS OF WATCHES. clock, and JEWELRY of every Style and Description aver offered in this Market, sod et Pricea that will defy coin petit ion anywhere. sept 7 ly M" RICH, Russell St, one Door East of Meroney's Hotel Offer* to the Publio a FULL aad WELL SELECTED STOCK of Dry (foods, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Groceries, &c, At LOWER PRICES than can be bought at any other House in Oraozanarg. Cd?*** EXAMINE his STOCK, and be CONVINCED of the cheap Htm of bia GOODS. **r Alae I will pey tha highest price for OLD IRON, COPPER, BRaSH. PEWTER, HIDES, OLD RAGS aad everj kind ef COUNTRY PRODUCE. iflpet c fan REGULAR DAILY TRAPE. ANOTHER TRAIN JU8T IN AND FILLED WIT8 DESIRABLE GOODS! t i I. r ? i AND CUSTOMERS SHOPPING AT DLL WILL I PIKI. Making fMedtkt^twai CkWir Estraordiaary L%rg? a*d Veriod luxk mf GENERAL M?ft?H Their assortment, with con-t.mt additions, if UNSURPASSED oih a* to STYLES and QUALITIES. Their facilities iu drawing supplies from desirable Mark??* FOR THE CASH Suable them t? make the heat poasih'o RATES, which is the OLD R?LK ota t.uuod from iu ORGANIZATION? 1842, iiv.o-4 an riperienr*-* mf 30 veara iu Rustheas. Kconomv ?nd Enterprise to^et?r with the Kn-rsjr ana? jantleneanly deport luont ol Jail their Assistant.-., are ajwava found at tha OLD ESTABLISH KD tlOLSE of BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE. BUY YOUR. SPRING GOODS ' ? AT * J. M'NAMARA'S I He has just opened a SELECT S OCR. comprising nil the LATEST "STYLES of DRESS OODS. auch a? Japanese, Chene Poplins, Doll? Varden l?r?'che. Grenadines and Silk Strip*!, Sprague and I'ncifis Law.ru>. French, i'nlnrcd a- d Linon Lawns. Pros Linens, Piques and Silk Leno. n speciality at 1 varan to 91 Aba some of the Choicest Patterns --t Fancy English Cassinvere?, Coatings, ''loth*. hU.-k Cassiniere?, Tw^ed*, Gottonad<.*s, .leans and Linen DriAb", He has als<> n large ?uppt\ of Rrowu ami lilue Shirtings. Tickinga, Stripes. Pern ins, ?See. SHIRKS of every description, among them a nica lot of Ladies Gaiters. Heady-made lUothltig. Hat?. Are., und :? v.ry General Stock of Groceries, Hard ware. Ac , all of which, will he sold Low Down for flash. Thanking the public lor their kiud pattfunage, I solicit a continuation of ike ?ante. apl 20 e lj WILHELM THEODORE M?LLER HAS just returned from CHARLESTON with the best selection of SEED |R1S$1 I'*?TATOES mt brought to Ornng. burg. *'Jle has on hand the EARLY ROM, % i^l* sr^?t* GBODRtCH. PINK FTE. * ? mvto and PEACH BLOOM. Also another CHFAP LOT of HAMS from 10 to If. eta o??r l>?. White NORTHERN PEA?. Green and Yellow GARDEN PEAS. Fine YELLOW ONIONS. A lot of Prime New York SMOKED TONGUES at 50 Tents. BREMEN LAO AR by the do*., delivered free of char***' anv House SWEET CtHER on draught. MAEL and GRIST?Belted and unbolted. A splendid eeleeted WHOLE STOCK of Men's, Women'* and bey's SHOES. Alee a lot of Farmer's Indispensable Tes Plcmeata, such as TRACES. RAM RS. AXES, MANURE FORK* and FLOW LINES. He also now keeps en band a SAMPLE BARREL of the World-wide, well-known ACME. COMMON WHISKIES front tl.40 na wards. The BEST Double DiatiRed WniTK WINE VINEGAR ia the Tillage, withoot nay ea rrption. Claiming my smsli share ?* the trade ami thanking roj FRIENDS aad CUSTOM ERS for peat farors. they will please remem ber the NAME and PLACE. All Goods Delivtred Froe of Charge. ja* tt W. T. M I IT.LER (Not MILLER,) WAT DOWN ROUSD TUE CORN ME. t if B%Fopk.B INFOPM TOE EITBLir THAT HE IS ?TILL CARRYING ON THE-CAR * rlace Making In all its various brsnehot and will Maauftetar* er Repair at the Shortest Netlee, all Carriages. Buggies or Wagons. Aad am also pee pared with NEW PR EPS AND G *' TO GIN AND PACK X'OTTO* SHORT NOTICE. rattan GINNED \T MY MILL haa brdttghl f?aas \ ?a \ oent mo * than that Glnnari on tha common 'lins. oct 8 apl 2?lf N. ItlOGS. NEW CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT! 1! DOYLE, & WILES, RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF ORANGEDUitQ COUNTY THAT they have purchased the CARRIAGE SHOPS AND WORKS OF TITOS. RAT And ars CARRYING ON tha CARRIAGE BUSINESS Iu all Its BRANCHES. Orders left with US will be PROMPTS*/ FTLLED All kiada of REPAIRING NEATLY DONE and with DISPATCH/ COFFINS FURNISHED At SHORT rvOTIC?. _ T7 9 v^rnsgtAnrgjt ? ft CsAawasroR, 8. C. December 53: 1. * AND AFTTR SUNDAY MtUa1awtf, lf)fi $4. the Passenger Train on tke South lift* Railroad will run as follow* . ,{ * ACei'STA. Leave Chorlestea.?8.10 A. M. Arrive al Augusta. .4.25 P.M. - COLOMBIA Leaee Charleston...8.10 A. M. Arrive al Columbia..4.05 P TOR nnASLSBTOX. Le*** Ai.guata.7.40 A. M. Arrive at Charleston.8.20 P. M. Leave Columbia.,.7.40 A. M. Arrieo at Charleston.3._0*. M WILHIKOTOM TBA1B . .A. M. Arrive at" Kingrille._O.?0 A. M. Leave Kiiew*itle......I2.S0F. ft. Arrive at Augusta.6 SO P. M. sear*** whobt axraEse-st noAVs ai Leave Charleston.?8.30 P. M. Arrive at Augusta....7.80 A. M Leave Aus/usta.COOP. SI. Arrive at Charleston. ...?6.65 A. M. COLtTHSIA riobt r.trRESS-SUNDAYS XXCBVV TSD. Lea^e Chatle*t?n..?7.10 P. M. Arrive at Columbia.?7.80 A. M. Lea-e Columbia.....?.00 P. M. Arrive al Charleston.7.00 A. ?UMMZRVILLB tr A IK. Leave Summerville at.?7.2ft A. bf Arrive at Charleston at....8.4'? A. M. Leave Charleston at...8.80 P. sb. Arrive at Sumnierrille at.??4.Wf'!TBtT"" CAMDIN branch. Leave Camden....C. 1.' A. M- . Arrive at Columbia.10.40 A. M. Leave Columbia.1.4!? P. M. Arrive at Camden.0.25 P. H Day and Night Trains make close sona w tion at Augusta with Georgia Railroad aad Central Railroad. Night Train connects with Macon aatt Augusta Railroad. ? Columbia Might Train connect* with Greenville and Columbia 1 tail road, aad with Charlotte Road to points North. Camden Train connects at Kingrille Sail/ (except Sundays) witb l/ay Passenger Train, and runs through to Columbia. * A. L. TV1.KR, Vice-Prestdent. 8. B. FicgSBS, General Ticket Agent. Doors, Sashes, Blinds, P. P. TOALEy Manufacturer and Deafer. No. 20 Hayns Street and H-rlb-ek's Wfcarf CHARLESTON, 8. C fSjr This is the LargeJsT aad meat Ci? {lete Feotory *f the Lli>l in tb* Sent nor* tates. and all articles in this line eaa *? ; furnished by Mr. P. P. To*lb at prices wkith defy competition. A pamphlet with full and detailed list or all aises of Doors Sashes and P?lin4e. and the prices *f each, will be sent free aael post Paid, en application! to* i P. P. TOA1JE, , CHARLESTON. ?\ C. juljr IS : wee KI ??SNOT iiiJi 17 \ frwr SlKhff ie I?rlc<tleaa!! BUTTHE DI.\MOMD SPRCTACHS WILL PftESERYV Tt. If yea vjalae your Pjesight use these Tmr~ feet Leusee, Qreead from Minute Crystal' Pebbles, Melted together, and derive their name "Diamond" en account of their Havel ness aad Urilliancy. They will last assay year* without change, and are warrantee auperior to all others in vac. M ?nu factored by the Spencer Opt teal Manufacturing Co., New Tork. CAUTION.?None (Waning unlaaa at amp t! with our trade mark. For Sale by Responsible Agent* through out the Union. S. J. OLIVKROS, jan 20?ly Or*Bg*V?<g, S. C - Warm Weather Has Com?! ard so has obb ** tub FINEST, CHOICEST AND MOST COM PLETE STOCKS OF Dry Goods, Groceries, &c ?**??Tn mm aaaivaa at V H. W. BRIGGMANN'S STORK. IN KCSSELIa KTnEET, IHAT CAN BI POUND IN ORANOB burg. Aa Inspection will satisfy all. trouble te shew Oeede. In addition to th* above I have *a h*n4 and far aale a number of the bMCRICA* BUT ton-uolm ff HUIKE?. This machine fc? de U th* beet feeJsi.lt> manner every variety ef FAMILY 8EvTING that eae ha done en any machine, aae) i? addition arnbraiders en tho edgns. overeeam*. and make* bnmtifarbuttea aed eyelet beta* ' la all fabric*. This is unquestionably far beyond the capacity ef any ether m*enin*. Instruction given, and satisfaction _ teed te all purchasing a machine..' P. U. W. BKIGQMA*5 May 25 if At Private Sale. milE PLAHTATION forming a part ef ' JL the Estate of tko lot* Col. Keitt, ana known a* th* DARBY PLACE. Th* traet consist* ef about 600 acres, en* half well Timbered, the remainder Rich, Bed, Loam Soil, adapted te Crepe of all kind*. These ere the Finest Lands in tho District, aael ?rote valued el $20 ear acre in 1S6S. Weal* ho seM far eoe-aalt the' , rice new. On. fourth cash, tie retaair er ie three instal ments bearing interest from date and **> - j eared by mortgage ef the aaaaa. This is ft splendid chance for any eao 4*. airing t* ?eeur* Bich Laads, in* Water Pew. er, excellent Cattlo Range aasl a Rota** "aigjhheeeeaS. Apply to 1 Wml Mr*. L. M. KRITT. ffr J 9 KB ITT, IrVi.v