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"X, o o A. SATURDAY, NOV 23, 1872. All Advertisements must be landed to the Business Manager before Thursday Noon. Subscribe ut ouoe to tho "News" so your paper, can continence with tho now yoar. only S2.00, for 12 months. Tho weather hue bcon rotnarkubly cold for the past week, and blaukets and overcoats are gcWiug to be quite comfortahlo. Ou Sunday night rre wore favored with a fall of sloet which proved to us substantially thnt hoary old Win ter had really mndo his appearance. Mr. Sain advertises this week the fact that by the 20th of December next, he will havo in Orangeburg, a fino lot of Virginia horses and mul s which he will sell cheap. Among them will bo fine ?addle and draft horses, the bjst that havo over been in this markot. inquest.?On Monday last Trial Justico A. F. Browning acting Coroner held an jnonest on the body of Wesley Petora, colored, found lyiug dead ou lh< Kcnnerly Road in this Township. After hearing tho ovidenoo givcu, tho jury found "thnt the deceased, Wosloy Peters came to his death from exposure to the weather." Attempt to Bbbak Jail.?We leuru thut lust week a prisoner confined iu the jail here attempted to escape by assaulting tho keeper, ho was unsuccess ful however, owing to the vigilance ol the keeper and tu the assistance at hau though he succeeded in inflicting upon the keeper several severe injuries. We hear lie has been more securely coofiued fcroco. Wewoold call attention to tho advor tliouieut of Mr. C. D. Kortjohn, who lue oponod u grocery storo at tho stand formerly 'occupied by Mr. H. Fuudcr \mrk, lie has n Inrge and fin? stick ?f groceries, and sells cheap. lie isaffable ko evctybody and iutonrls to try sr. 1 ?oblige any who may call upon him. ViNro him a call, and yon will testify to the freshness and fineness of his ck. We bear that Mr. J. Wallaco Canrton We of Mr. ll/.cki l, has opened a grocery and liqhor "Store, at thoBtand formerly ?occupied by Mr. ETarvillo, if this is ?the fact wo cotnmend Mr. Caution to the favorable notice of our citizens who will 'find him a courteo?s, polite, obliging and genial young gentleman, who by bis ur bane and pleasant manners will Certain!/ afford to every one complete satisfaction. Tub Horse Ma lam a.?At last this iliseaie has reached our Town, ami it teems as if it intends to do considerable din*2T? Wn urn infn.-tun.l thnt Kntb ^ . --- --- . , at Mr. Mornney's und Mr. Suiu's stubles all of tho horses arc affected. The ?ymptoms aro similar to those discribod in the newspapers all along, and the remedies used are said to bo very good, we also bear thnt the disease is spread ing out in the country, and that several horses and mules some seven miles dis tant on the Caw Caw Swamp road have the disease. Our citizens would do well to use all the remedies possible, as tho disease is said to be at some times fatal. We append two recipes said to be most efficacious. R- Lotion foh Horses. 4 ox. Spirits of Hartshoru. 2 oz, Tiocturo of Arnica. 4} pints Oil of Hemlock. 1} pints Alcohol. Bathe nock and under juws. Also, ten (10) drops of aconite on tongue three times a day* 'The other is tho course pursued in some of the stables containing valul>le trotting stock. Bandttgo the limbs and soak baoda ges with spirits. Rub tho thront with turpentine Mix a small portion of ipecac and tartar ometic with molasses: put a few drops on the tonguo every half hour. ? A TniAL or 50 Years. Tho yew York Observer has passed through tho ordeal, an 1 starts out anew on tho second fifty years with a lurgor list of readers and more numerous friends than ever. 8uch a steady courso of prosperity is unexampled, and inspires confidence. Wo heartily rojoioo in tho great success of a pnpor which has al ways advocated those sound principles thut underlie tho foundation of society ??d good govornincnt. Orthodox in tho truest sense, buth in Church and Stato, its influence is alwa\s good. We see its publisher proposes to give ovcry <mb scribur for 1872 an appropriately embell ished Jubilee Year-Book, Those who subscribe will hnvo no cause to regret tho stop. S3 a year. Sidney KS. Morse & Co., 37 Turk How, New York. A New York editor thinks from tho manner in which shirts are made in that city there ought to bo an inspection of scwiug. IIo says ho went to the expense of a ucw shirt the other day and found himself when he awoke In tho morning crawling out between two of the shortest stilcius. The servants of a Prussian officer one day met a crony, who inquired how he got nhmg with his fiery master. 'O, excellently,' answered the servant ; 'we live on very friendly terms?every morn ing we beat each other's coats, he takes his coat off to be beaten, aud I keop mine ou.' A preparation so widely and favora bly known as Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Reiiewcr, ueeds few words of praise from ua. This compound has A'on its way to the highest favor in the public mind' and multitudes, who have vainly used other remedies for (he restoration of their hair, have, on Irving the Sioil liau Renewer, bceu made glad by the speedy restoration of their gray hair to its natural color, and the thin locks thickened up as in the days of early "youth. It also prevents the hair Falling out, makes it soft and glossy, and is altogether the best preparation for its intended purposes before the public. COMMERCIAL. 91 AUK JET REPORTS. OrricK of tiik OBAMORBuan News, 'November 187:2. COTTON?Sales during the week 215 bales. Wo quote : Ordinary.11 (rt\ Low Mbulling.17 (<<) Middling.v.17 J (m Hoi'oh r. it r..,.$1.16 per oushel ConN.$1.05 Jier bushel. Cow I'kas. 1.00 per bushel. Pindkks. 1.55 per bushel. Shibboleth Lodge No. 28 A. F. M. At the next REGULAR COMMUNICA. TlON of this Lodge, whioh will bo on tho nd day of December next, nn ELECTION for OFFICERS to serve during the ensuing year will be held. Members will lake due uotice und govern yourselves accordingly. W. J. DaTREVILLE, nov 23?2t Secretary. Eureka Chapter, No. 13, It. A. M. Tho REGULAR CONVOCATION of the above CHAPTER will be held on Friday. Dec. 18, nt 5 o'clock P. M. A full attendance is requested, ns the Election and Installation of Officers for tho Ensuing Year will take placo. October 11, at 4} o'clock P. M. By order of A4. E. H. P. THEODORE KOI1N, nov Hi?tf Secretary. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED 8TATES. ron tiii: eastkbx district or sm tu Caro lina. In tho Matter of } Alfrad J. Frederick, > Bankrupt. n.nlrrnnt I TO WHOM * IT MAY CONCERN?Tho uniersigned hereby gives notice of his Ap pointment as Assignee of Alfred J. Frede rick, of the Town of Orangeburg, in the County of Orangeburg and State of South Carolina, within said District, who has been adjudged a BANKRUPT upon his own Peti tion by the District Court of said District. Dated at Orangeburg the 1st day of ife vetabcr, A. D 1872. C. B. GLOVER, nov 2?8t Assignee. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that APPLICA TION will be made to tha GENERAL AS SEMBLY at its next Session for a Revival of the Charters of "PINE GROVE CHURCH" and "TRINITY CHURCH" under the juris diction of the "Evangelical Lutherun Sy nod of South Carolina and adjacent States." nov 9 8m NOTICE OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. ORAXGKIIL'Rfl, Cot'NTV, 8. C, I November 8th, 1872. Notice is hereby given to all parties hav ing CLAIMS in tho Office of Couaty Com missioners for which orders hnvo not beeu drawn to ?all at said Office ou Saturday Nov. 0th, and on Saturday Nov. 10th, 1872, to rcoeivo said orders. By order of the Board. JAMES VAN TASSEL, nov 9?2t Clerk. ~TO RENT! Notico is hereby given that the Indepen dent Elliott Hook and Ladder Company hav ing completed thoir HALL and 81 ORB will receive PROPOSAL8 for RENT of the STORE, situated on Market Street, next door to Capt. John A. Hamilton's. The Store is 20 by (10 feot in the clear, with Glass Front. By order of tho Company. oct 12 F. DsMARS, Sec. A New Energy Infused into Trade. FRESH LIFE! O. D. KZOXtTfTOXUST tnke*? groat ploasuro in announcing to tlio GOOD POLK of Oruiigcburg Town and County, that ho hns purchased the Hutiucss hitherto carried ou by Mr. 11. FUXDERRURK, nod that he ia bow to bo found at this wull known STAND, surrounded by EVERYTHING OOOD, EVERYTHING NICE. EVERYTHING FRESH, In the lino of GROCERIES, LIQUORS & SEGARS! Hero then, nt this Popular Stand the Subscriber haa established himself wtih a resolution to plase all, to suit all, and to build up a Business Second to none in Orangcburg. Here he invites all his friends and the publio generally to come and bo suited and satisfied. A fine full Stock equal to nny in tho mirket. A spirit of courtesy nud energy aud attention mint ~:r, the Golden Meod of jruce.ss. C. D. KORT.JCHN. uvo 23 Public Sale. P. P. Jennings, Adin'r of J5st.") et? Juo. T. Jeuninge, YS P. S. Fehler find others, Creditors and Heirs oT J. T. J enninga. Under an order in the Common Pleas in this case, there will he s?ld at YVallerboro, hy the Sheriff of Colloton, on the first Mod da> in Dccombc! next, for one-half (J ) cash, the other hull" to he ut the option of the purrhnscr also oaeh oru credit of one your, secured hy bond and mortgnge executed '.o the Referee in Ihiseatc; the bonds with in terest from date. Purchasers paying for Papers und Recording. I. That huge body of timbered land in Colloton County, being all the land of which J. T. Jennings, died seized in that County, containing as :.S supposed about twenty-five thousand acres. These lands include a good deal of ??dl timbered, us well ft* farming land, and great facilities for market hy the Kdi*lo Fiver. There is a Dwelling ami other buildings ?>n tha land. II. Oil the same day and at the same place for cash four ( l) Steam Saw Mills in good running order. III. On the snrhe day at Orangeburg by the Sheriff of that County, and the terms prescribed for tho Collet on band, a tract of twenty five hundred (261)0) acres, lying ou the Junction of the North and South Kdisto, and hounded by llictn at the south, north by lande of M. Murphy, David Murphy and Mrs. Ashe, east by J. T. Shomaker and II. Jennings, and west by K. Smoke und Juo. Basterlin. On the place there is u Large and Hun 1 somc Dwelling House and all the outbuild ings iisuul oil a well settled plantation?the lands first class Cotton and Provision. The tract will be sold in parcels. A Dwelling mid Outhouses on each. 1. The Homestead, with the Luther Myers ami I/Jar tract. 2. The tinct on which Jno. Murphy is liv ing to include the Myers swamp tract. 8. Tho tract on which Jacob Murphy lives. 4. The Andrew Wolfe place. 6. The Lynch place. 0. Tbc Uarucy Dempaey place. 7. Iba "Thum???" place on whicb HVin VTailing lives. 8. The Mary Murphy place. 2. Another trnct of two handled (200) acres of geod Farming Land in the same neighborhood, bounded by lands of J. D. CleCklcy, S. Dibble. Jno. Basterlln and Oco. Kittroll. MORTIMER 0LOVF.lt, Nov. 7, 1872?Old Referee. Sheriff's Sales. Ry virtne of Hiindrj' Executions to mc di rected I will still to the highest bidders, at Orangeburg Cottrt House on tho first MON DAY in December next, l\ir cash) the fol lowing property, vir.* One traet of land containing 188 acres more or Ich-?, bounded north by Mary Suiolre, west by S. T. I/lur, south by M. W. Hughes, and fast by J. VV. Anlley in F.disto One other tract containing 21*0 acres more or less, in F.disto Fork, hounded on east by M. U. Antley. north by 8. T. Izlnr end T. Hughes, south by Hutchius & Thomas und J. W. Antley, and west by J. W. Antley. Two Horses and one Mule. Levied on us the property of J. J. Antley ul tho suit of L. D. Mowry & Sons. A LSO 3:58 acres more or less, in Orangeburg County, the balunce of a traet of 872 acres, ufter deducting Homestead of 1). D. Punch ess, being a part of the place whereou he now resides. Tho remainder (after the determination of the Estate in Homestead) in GOtl acres, cut off from the above tract of 872 acres and assigned us Homestead to D. D. Flinch ess. Levied on ns the property of D. D. Funchess at the suit of John W. Fnuchess. Sheriff's Office, ) 11. 11 Kit.S. OrangeburgC. II., S. C, [ S. O. C. Nov. 8, 1872. J nov "j td Notice of Dismissal. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 will on the 11th day of December next. file my final account with the llonornble Judge of Probate for OrangoburgCounty, ns Administrator of Dr. Wm. A. Cooper, and ask for Letters of Dismissal. J. 8. C. HUFFMAN. i'>v 9?it Administrator. Estate Sale. Hy leave of tho Court of Common Pleas there will be sold, for cash, on tho .'tilth day of November (Saturday) at the [Mentation of C. dates, all the remaining perishable properly of his Eslato, consisting of 2 Mules. Cattle, Corn, Fodder, and Household and Kitchen Furniture, &c. IV. C. WHETSTONE, Executor of Will of C. Guten. nov 10 tf Salo Under Mortgage. Hy vi?tue of a mortgage executed and d e livered to me by Jamns P. Mnys ami Isabel la Mays, on the 27th day of November. 1871, 1 will sell on Monday, the 2d day of December next, at Orangthurg, in front of the Sheriff s Office, immediately after the Official Sales, one RAY MARE MULE, named LIZER. Torms cash. GEORGE BOLIVER nov 10 td TO COSi Til ACTORS. SEALED PROPOSALS for the BUILD IMG of BETHLEHEM CHURCH in the Fork of the Edisto will be received until 1 Olli of November. For particulars uddress WM, H. IZLAR, Chairman Committee, nov 2?3t Midway, S. C. NOTICE. UNDER FORECLOSURE Q|> MORTGAGE. Wroton & Steadman in liquidation, \ vs V Estate W. B. Mntbinoy, J We will sell at Public Auction, on Saleday in December, 1872, during the usual bours of sab1, at Orangeburg C. H., tho following tract of land, belonging to W. R. Mathenoy, doe'd. 100 acres of land, more or less, boun 1c 1 south by t!ic Oruiigebujg Road, north by lands nt James Laird, east by lands of Mrs. Charlotte Qcrick, and west by lauds of John J. Walker. Terms cash Purchaser to pay for all necessary Papers. nov 9 td Do You f^ant NEW GOODS! GO TO f BRIGGMANN'S. IF YOU WANT CHEAP &0ODS GO TO BRIGGMANN'S WHERE YOU'LL FIND Any and Everything. nov 2 tf THE KU KLUX. Raid through our quiet village sometime ago, did not engender as much As did the Intelligence that Mr. HERMAN W?HLERS DESIGN KD opening A FIRST CLASS DRINKING SALOON IN OUR MIDST. And when THEFACT Was REALIZED, Tho confusion of the people was alw**t equivalent to THAT Caused to the builders Of the tower of Uabol when their lauguago was confused. SODA, (JIN, WHISKEY, AND BRANDY COCKTAILS, Such as wo had never seen before?WINES, CII VMPAIGNES, and KEG A RS the like of which were as rare as a white crow, or ioe in June. ALE and LAGER, that would make tho leanest man in the world fat, are only a part of MR. WAHLERS COLLEC TION that Caused so much Fright L. us all. To this Day There are men whose LIFE IS IN A DOUBTFUL CONDI TION. This was caused by his manifeste, request ing LOAFERS To keep away on pain of a heavy PENALTY. To this day there arc others who had lost their power to bo genial ? whose nerves were rendered unsteady by the use of bad liquors, and whoso OOUntonanoe bore a downcast sheepish look?to this day tho advertiser says there are men liko theso, who have been happy, infinitely so since imbibing once at MR. W'S SALOON. There fore the exortution. COME ALL YE That thirst for healthy beverages, the de pressed, the aged?aud the poisoned AND RECEIVE THE BALM That ran only be had at the ENTERPRISE SALOON. You'll Find No LOAFERS, NO HANGERS AROUND, NO Men whose eyes are rodecrd with MIXTURES OF STRYCHNINE & CREOSOTH, You'll find a genial healthv set of TEMPER ANCE LOOKINO MEN, and tho greatest desire on the part of the PROPRIETOR is to please the wants ef his customers. Give me a trial at the STAN D formerly occupied by JOHN PATTERSON, dee'd opposite Mcssr ? Rull Scovill and Pike. J. II. W?HLERS July 13 o CHEAP GROCERY HOUSE, CORNER RU8SKLL 8TREKT AND RAILROAD AVENUE. ITas on band and constantly arriving a well selected STOCK of GROCERIES Which aro offered nt a very small advance on Charleston Prioas. Persons in want of the following articles will do well to call and price before purchasing : Sides, Shoulders, Hams, Strips, Sugars, Cofee, Syrup, Mola*see,. Flour, Chcose. Biscuits, Lard. C.-onsd Goods, Jellies, Candy, Broma, Ocletine. Buckets, Brooms. Crockery and Glassware, Kerosins and Nsptha Oils. Highest Cash price paid fur Poultry and Eggs. nor 16 oct 12 k lr WILHELM THEODORE MITLLEE, Jost received another LARGE SUPPLY of FAMILY GROCERIES. WANTED. 40 Doz. PRIME CHICKENS. 100 Do?. ECUS, (new born ) 600 Bush. COW PKAS. 5U0U Lbs GOOD FODDER. Yours Respectfully, W. T. MLTLLER. JUST HO VXD THE CORNER. nov 16 c If S. A. SOUDER, Artist and Photographer, Begs to inform the People ol Orangcburg that he will open a Branch of his CHARLESTON KST A L IS 11M KNT iu BRIOG MANN'S BUILDING, (Blumc's Gallery.) Main Street, und can Remain duriug the month of NOVKM BER ONLY fur the purpuso of making FINE PHOTOGRAPHS of every description. Old Pictures Copied and Enlarged to nny desirable sice! Views of Stores, Residences, &o., made on Reasonable Terms All Work fin ished in the Same Klegaoce of Style as that for which ray 1 ALLER. Y ia CH AR LESTON is noted. A nice assortment of FRAMES, &e., at Reasonable Prices. Please call and examine Specimens. nov 9 19 tf New Store! BARGAINS ! BARGAINS!! JOS. ItfcXAMAKA INVITES THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC GENERAL" NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK, COMPRISING EVERYTHING USUALLY KEPT IN THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS of a I'lKS'lMTASS COUNTRY STORE, and feels confident that his friends can 8AVK MONEY by culling upon him before purchasing elsewhere. I request an examination of my Stoek?NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS. ;...;>' Thanking my customers for past favors 1 solicit a continuation of the same. nov 2 JOS. McNAMARA. T. Kohn & Bro WE CALL ATTENTION this week to a (ins assortment of New Goods which have been carefully se lestcd with a view to meet the re rpiiretncuts of our Trade and the appro bation of our (Justotuers, we deem ourselves fortunate in being able to placo before the Pub lic Complete and Unbroken Lines of Goods, Second lo hone in point of Hyre sbd Beauty, and far BELOW any co P o IN PRICE. B ? bn jsq ? Eu < R BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS. WORSTED GOODS, HOSIERY, MOURNING in every DESIRABLE STYLE, UNDER GARMENTS, CORSETS and PANIERS. \ We are now SHOWING tho LARGEST STOCK Of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS over offered. We are now prepared to offer greater inducemon' ^ ever, and we can assure our Customers that, not* Standing the Popular Reputation wo have achiev ed, wo *hall continue to keep our Lines of Goods for Household and Domestic pur poses constantly up to tho Stand? ard of the best in Town, it being ontiutially re plenished with tho Choicest Guuds. Eh of cq 02 CASSIMERES, p?J W FURNISHING GOODS, |m| IH READY MADE CLOTHING ^1 ^3 ere always to be found at. our establish- Jg*i went. cq Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, India Rubbers Of all STYLES and QUALITIES at the LOWEST PEICES! oct 26 k Jy The Baltimore- Rotory Demonstrates tke oft-Uld U'.s tfeat ekeo* safe*, old fashioned safee, safes aet ao> to the times, are Hie temptatioM te> bargUry. Bankers may provide waiouuien, ued eaay use other safeguards, but they will Mi pat their money in the watchman's peekae, or trust in a tin or wooden box, no natter We many guards are used. The safe, after all is the last reapee table. No amount of woAoa ing or guarding will ever saake a poor ole% style safe trustworthy. Tbl* Is tke citadel, and should be the beet that eaa be aaade. ' Tnsas le but oxa aarr. II EBBINGS & FABJUsXt, Noa. 261 aad 262 Broadway, earner Matraaay ? a treat. Only manufacturer* of aWeoiaej ? Now Patent. Champion Baak lato.? Messrs Walker, Evan* A Cogewett, Agoat*. Charleston S. C. oct 6 tf THOS. W. ALBEBWTIT, TWO DOORS EAST OP J. P. II IRI-ET'? Kusacll Street, Orangeburg, So. Ca., Has JUST RECEIVED a fresh supply of FRENCH CANDIES, FINE CANDIES, NUTS, all s*rta, TOYS, CHINA WARE. Large and Small FANCY BASKETS, BAUSONS, PICKLES, &o, se. Also FRESH BREAD always on hood, and aupplied to regular customers every Okay at their doora. In my cake department you will find* FBU1T CAKES, FANCY CAKES, GUNGERS, &c, Always on hand and fresh. FINE BBIDAL PRESENTS. FRESH PIES constantly on hand. WEDDINGS supplied with all kind* of Cakes and Confectioneries at the shortest notice. The above "goods cannot be excelled in quality and prioe. All work warranted to givo satisfaction, oct 12 ly dee 1? dr. oliveros, DEALER IH PURE DRUGS and MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS and VARNISHES, WINDOW GLASS and PUTTY. Just received snctber lot of the VACU UM OIL for Greasing and Preserving Loath er. Also Uio DIAMOND SPECTACLE for Pro serving Sight. Also a Superior lot of CUTLERY, such a* POCKET KNIVES, RAZORS, SCISSORS aad PISTOLS. Alao a Choice and Select lot of FLOWER, SEEDS. Also receiving almost menthly 100 to 200 pounda PURE CANDIES, Goarasised. Also a fine lot or PERFUMERY aad FANCY ARTICLES. Call and satisfy yourselves at the DRUG 8TORE of DR. 0LIVEROS, Oraageburg C. U., S. C. nar SO nor IS ly Photographing l I herewith return my thanks te MY FRIENDS for their PAST FAVORS And still hope to merit their futare PATRON AGE. I am still over CAPT. BRIGGMAN2T8 STORK Prepared to EXECUTE all WORK la LINE in the LATESE and MOST IK. PROVED STYLE. ft^ SATISFACTION guaranteed te all. C. D. BLUME, ARTIST, july 20 apt 20 it school books! MUSIC ft STATION ER1, ALWAYS ON HAND AT THB The celebrated PEN LETTER BOOK for Copying Letters?aaed without a Ptaae i every business man should bar* one. Anything in my line net on hand eaa ho ordered in a short time. KIRK ROBINSON. jan 6 e ly read this mer0ney& baxter WILL D0| the ha_uLnsra FOR THB MERCHANTS OP ORAXGEBURG CHEAP AND WITH DISPATCH. B*55T" They are also prepared to BOARD HORSES and hire BUGGIES aad OAR* RI AGES at moderate prices. Call oa those at Maroney** Hotel MERONEY A BAXTER. aug 81 dr. a. c. dukes, At the Old Stand of DR. B. Kf. HHVjLER. HAS JUST RECEIVED A fresh upply of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, Ac. A splendid lot of STATIONERY. PEKFUMEBY and 80APS ia great va riety. A fine stock of CIGARS and TOBACCO. And one of the finest assortment of POCK ET KNIVES ever offered hero at the priees. Prescriptions carefully prepared. OFFICE HOURS en the SABBATH?? From 0 to 10 A. M., and from 4 to 6 P. M. sedt 2 o Notice of Dismissal Caroline Karick and D. J. Zelgler, Ad. xninistratrix and Administrator of the Es, tato of Adam Karick give notice that they, wil! apply for a Final Discharge thirty dava from date, 2?th October, 1872.