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LOCAL._ lTUHDAY, NOV 30, 187?. l11 Advertisements must Ihanded to the Business tager before Thursday >n. Monday next ie salcday. The coming man?aj-uiter. ?iny weather and bo<:gy streets this >ck. ! rant's majority in New York State let down at 50,00ft prcvalcut hippoymosie (epizootic) attacked tho horse chestnut trees. Greelcy hats are uow used for setting lent. '?"he editor who was "fixing" to go Suurting, said "ho was going to press. A Chicago dry goods man ndveitises ["The most fearful sacrifice since the days flof Abraham and Isaac." [/ Tay Gould, Fisk's partner, has been ,estcd on the ohargo of malfeasance fin Erio managomeut. Go(u)ld is tight, ^in^. mercantile parlance. W. T. Muller says iu another column Lihat he has tho best assortment of Iroceries ho ever had. They must be "good. Trade has been a little dull iu lotto during tho past week, doubtless "the III before the storm" of salcday and the Christmas bustle. . ^ Mr. Souder advertises that he will re main a few days longer iu our Town, to 'fake those beautiful pictures. Dout miss this chance. See advertisement "of J; Wallace Can non, at Hurvcllcs old stand. This young Merchant deserves the patroniaye of our ijoplc. We bespeak for him a liberal are of custom. Head his card. Santa Claus.?Is . announced a* \ having arrived at Dr. C-Hvcros popular ?>r*eg Store. Our readers know what lasts Ciaus brings. Toys and good Uhings for Christmas. Call and look. r ' ?i l?mm Cancers cured, without knife aud blood. Dr. J. E. Beutlcy, will be at ?Meroney's Hotel on December 11th, and F will cure ttf.ncers wi(ho?\ pain or blood. Those afflicted will bo there r '?Ain't it wicked to rob dis here roost, Jim ?" "Dat's a great moral question, Gum bo ; weaiu't got time to argue it now ; ^ band down anuder pullet.'' Tuo8E Bio Turnips.?Mr. Henry niekenbakcr is still producing tnam *~ moth and master Turnips. He is the champion Turnip raiser iu this County. Murk Tapley would bo satisfied with him. The Elliott Hook and Ladder Cora ls pany celebrate their forth anniversary this day. The programme for the occa sion is, we understand, a parado in the afternoon and a banquet at their new s/ and handsome hall this evening. Our thanks for an invitation to the latter which we will accept. K The storo of Mr. Oscar Champy, Russell Street, wss broken into aud entered on Sunday night by burglurs, r and goods consisting of tobacoo, fruit and scgars to the value of sixty dollars stolen. It is thought that the thieves ?re known, and efforts have been made to apprehend them, but hitherto they have proved unsuccessful. Epizootic.?The horse malady is on the decline. Some of the oquioe quad rnpedal animals of our town have been afflicted. No serious case has however occurred. With care and attention no trouble noed be apprehended. Gov. Scott has countermanded the order re stricting the importation of horses into the State. j A Judicious Appointmknt, Governor 8cott last week appointed Judge T. C. Andrews County Treasurer for this County vie* T. K. Sfleportas. This announcement will be received with pleasure by all our people. Judge Andrews is well and popularly known throughout the County and is admirable r f qualified lor this important position. A good business man, and faithful aud courteous as an officer ho will give eminent satisfaction. Wo congratulate our citizens upon this admirable appoiutmcnt. At tho annual meeting of the Orangeburg Agricultural Society held lust Saturday, the following Officers were eleetcd for the cusuiug year : President. Du. W. F. Barton. Vice Presidents. lit .1. L. MooiiKn. 2d. 1). B Barton. 3d. W. \V. Wann a mark it. Sxcret'irif ami Treasurer. Kirk Rouinton. Executive Com m iltec. L. R. Buck with. Du. J. C. Holm an. J D. Thk/.kvant. J. F. I/.la it. Jamks Stokes. QAMnttiNua and Bacchus.?Gam briuus is the god of Heer and owns as large a kingdom as Bacchus the jolly god of wine. Diodorus and Pl^ny say that, two thousand years before the Christian era, Osiris, king of Egypt brewed beer. Tacitus tells us that the ancient Germans could not live without beer. The use of hops in beer manu facture wao begun in 107.). We men tion these facts which arc of interest to the octogenarian. But wo wuald men tion another fact of the last importance to the general reader, to wit, that both of these rubicund d ities have a temple dedicated to their orgies in Orangeburg. At the "Knterpvi.se Saloon, kept by our friend Herman Wahl rs, both Beer and Wi;:e, and also Whiskey and Segars of the best, brands and qualities are kept and courteously despenftfid. - ?i WM* - ? ? czi -w. - - - The chestnut cano from Italy. The onion originated in Egypt. Tho nettle comes from Europe. Tobacco is a native of Virginia. Bye originally came from Siberia. The cttrou is a native of Greece. The poppy originated in the East. The piue is a native of America. The mulberry originated in Persia. Parscloy was first known in Sardinia. The pear and apple arc from Europe. Spinach was first cultivated in Ara bia. The sunflower was brought from Peru don't hawk., hawk, si-it, spit, blow, ulo'.v, and disgust everybody with y*iur Caturvti and its oQeusiveudor. when Dr. Sage's Catarrh Rcnedy will speedily destroy all oJ >r aud arrest the discharge. Have You Sern Her??A lady who for the last fivo years has been a leader of fashion in New York, and who may be seen twice a week in her elegant ca leche driving a pair of superb ponies iu Central Park, has recently state!, in the select c it tie to which she belongs, that the only urticlo iu cxistenco which im parts beauty and lustre to the complex ion without ultimately inpurmg the texture of the skin aud causing it to eallapse of the distinguished member of the beau mode who made this declara tion cannot with property be given, but it may bo mentioned en passant that she has syent several years of her life iu Europe and is familiar with all the arts and preparations employed by the court beiutiesof the old world to enhance their charms. COMMERCIAL. MA It It KT REPO BTS. Omca or tub Oran(ikr(tr(i Nkws, J.N'ovcinbcr 29 1872. COTTON?Sales during tho week 210 bales. We quoto : Ordinary.id $r) Low Middling.17 (a} Middling.17J(at Ronan Rica.$1.16 per >>ushe1 COBM.Sl.()?"> per bushel. Cow I'kas. i.on per bushel. Pinokbs. 1.65 per bushel. Shibboleth Lotlgo No. 28 A. F. M. At the next REGULAR COMMUNICA TION of this Lodgo, which will bo on the 8d dny of December next, nn ELECTION for OFFICERS to serve daring the ensuing year will be held. Members will take due notice and govern yourselves accordingly. W. J. DaTREVILLE, nov 28?2t Secretary. TO RENT! Notice is hereby given that the Indepen dent Klliutt Hook and Ladder Company hav ing completed their HALL and S'iORE will rtccivo PROPOSALS for RENT of the STORE, situated on Market Street, next door to Capt. John A. Hamilton's. Tho Store is 20 by CO feet in the clear, with Glass Front, Ky order of tho Company. ?t W F. pa>i ARS, Sea, ut(er of 1 ?'rederiok, > Bankrupt. Nipt. J IN TUB DISTRICT COURT UF TUB UN1TK? STATES. t'Ott tltE KASTKUH U1HTB1CT OK BOCTII OAKO LINA. In tho Matter of Alfrod J. Fi Baukrt TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN?The undersigned hereby givoe notice of bis Ap pointment us Assignoe of Alfred J. Frede rick, of ihe Town of Ornngoburg, in the County of Orangchurg und {Stute of South Carolina, within said District, who has been adjudged u DAN ERUPT upon his own Peti tion by the District Courl of said District. Dal i'd ut Ornngoburg the 1st day of No vember, A. D 1872. C. B. GLOVER, nov 2?:R Assignee. Notice is hereby* given that APPLICA TION will ho made to the GENERAL AS SEMBLY at its next Session for a Revival of ihe Charters of ' PINE GROVE CHURCH" and "TRINITY CHURCH" under the juris diction of the "Evangelical Lutheran Sy nod of South Carolina and adjacent Slates." nov *.l Ihn N?TICE OFFICE OP COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. OnAKtiBnuna, Couktt, S, <"., I November 8th, 1872. Notice is hereby givOli to all parlies hav ing CLAIMS in the Office of County Com missioners for which orders hnve not been drawn to cull at said Office on Saturday Nov. Oth, and on Saturday Nov. ICth, 1872, to receive said orders. By order of the Board. JAMES VAN TASSEL, nov '.?-? 2t Clerk. M JJLWJi ill ? m By viritie of sundry Executions to me di rected i will sell to Ihe highest bidder*, at Orungeburg Court House, on ihe first JftTTN DAY in December next, tor cash, the fol lowing property, vir: One tract of laud containing lhS acres more or los-i, bounded north hy Mary Smoke, west by S. T. Izlnr, south by M. VV. Hughes, and east by J. \\. A III ley in Kdisto One oilier tract containing '_'<?(( acres more or less, iu EdislO Fork, hounded on east by M. R. Antley, north by 8. T. Izlar and T. Hughes, south 1.3- Hiifihins & Thomas and J. W. Anlley, and wesl by J: W. Anlley. Two Horses nild one Mule. Levied on as the properly of J. J. Autley at the suil of L. D. Mowry Sons. ALSO 838 acres more or less, in Orangchurg County, the ba'uncoof a Iraol of S7j iiores, after deducting Homestead of D. D. Flinch ess, being n purt of the place whereon he now resides. The remainder (after the determination of the Estate in Homestead) iu f?U0 acres, cut off from the above tract of 872 acres and assigned as Homestead to 1). D. Flineh ess. Levied Oil as Ihe property of I). D. Funchess at the suit of John W. Funchcss. BherifTe OlKee, \ H. RU.CS, OrangcburgC. II., S. C, V S. O. C. Nov. h, 1H72. J nov '.? td TO CO? Til ACTORS. SEALED PROPOSALS for Hie BUILD ING of BETHLEHEM CHURCH in the Fork of the Edisto will bo received until 10th of November. For purl iculnrs address WM. H. IZLAR, Chairman Committee* nov 2?fit Midway, S. C. NOTICE. IN PROBATE COU UT. PETITION FOR PARTITION. Ex parte Caroline Rarlok and others. The Creditors of Adam. Karick und of his Son Adam O. Karick, arc required to prove their demands beforo me within two mopj5,n from (his date, Mil, Styl t?72 TU.,D, V: fafar.*6% } *~~9t ? j Probate J ud? o * r ? fc> PL, , CD Q h S pq 1 y CD 5 r-D te h? 8 o o * 5 J9 If. w3 n ?- - 2 o - i P-j ?s-s.ssis.a pq ??^?^ 02 Do You Want NEW GOODS! GO TO BRIOGMANN'S. IF YOU WANT CHEAP GOODS GO TO BRIGGMAttN'S WHERE YOU'LL FIND Any and Everything. nov 2 tf THE KU KLUX. Raid through nur quiet village sometime ngo, did nut engender na much EXCITEMENT As did Ihe intelligence that Mr. HERMAN W?HLERS DESIGNED opeuing A FIRST class DRINKING SALOON IN OUR MIDST. Ami n hen THE FACT Was REALIZED, The confusion of the poople was alttf>?et equivalent to THAT Caused to the builders of tho toWer of Babul when I heir language was (.oufusod. SODA, GIN, WHISKEY; AND BRANDY COCKTAILS, Such as w<> had never seen be*iro?-WINES, CM I Ml'A IG N ES, and S EG A IIS the uke of which were as rare as a white crow, or ice in June. ALE and LAGER, that would make the leanest man in the world fat, are only a part of MR. W?HLERS COLLEC TION that Caused so much Fright L us all. To this Day There arc men rrhene LI.Fli IS IN A DOUBTFUL CONDI* 1 ION. This was caused by his manifesto, request LOAFERS To keep nwuy on j>aiu of a heavy ijj?;nalty. To this day there nro others who had lost their power to he genial ?whose nerves were rendered unsteady by the use of bod liquors, and whose countouanoo bore a downcast sheepish look?to this day the advertiser says there uro men liko those, w ho have beeii happy, infinitely so since imbibing ..nee at MR. \V'S SALOON. There fore the cxortutioil. COME ALL YE That thirst for healthy beverages, the de pressed, the aged?and the poisoned AND RECEIVE TDK BALM That can ouly be hud at the ENTERPRISE 8A LOON. You'll Find No LOAFERS, NO 11 ANGERS AROUND, NO Men whose eyes are redened with MIXTURES OF STRYCHNINE & CREOSOTE, Yim'H Qnd a genial healthy set of TEMPER A NOB LOOKING MEN,' and the great-t desire on Ihe put of the PROPRIETOR is to please the wants el" his customers. (live mo a trial at the STAND formerly occupied by JOHN PATTERSON, dee'd Opposite McssTd Dull Seovill and l'iko. J. II. YYAHLKKS duly 18 o SCHOOL BOOKS I MUSIC k STATIONERY, ALWAYS ON HAND AT TBS ENGINE HOUSE. The celebrated FEN LETTER BOOK for Copying Letters?used without a Press? every business mau should hare one. An*.ii.;?? i?_'.' on hand can V>? Aujiiiing tn. my nun rrdererf Iff*sheet ume . , ?> , jan 6 e ly A New Energy Infused into Trade. FRESH LIFE! J). TCOT:lT?TOI"I]Sr takes groat pleasure in announcing to tho GOOD "FOLK of Orangcburg Town and County, that he has purchased the Bonn ess hitherto carried on by Mr. II. FUNDERBURK, and that ho is uoW^to be found at this well-known STAND, surrouuded by EVERYTHING good, EVERYTHING NICE. EVERYTHING FRESH, In the lino of GROCERIES, LIQUORS & SEGARS.! Here then, at this Popul?r Stand the Subscriber has cstablished^hiraself wiih a resolution to pluse all. to suit all, and to build up a Business SecocJ to nouo iu Oran^eburg. Here ho invites all his friends and the public generally to come and^ bo suited and satisfied. A tine full Stock equal to auy in tho mirkct. A spirit of courte.-y and energy and attention must, win the Golden Meed of Succbs. C. D. KORTJCHN. nvo 23 8. T. SOUDER, Artist and Photographer, B'<:s to inform the People ol Orangeburg that he will open a Branch of his J II ARLESTON ESTAL1SHMKNT in BRIGGJtf ANN'S BUILDING. Blume's Gallery,) Main Street, und can R main or a few days longer ONLY for CI1 (Bl the purpose ol ma!, i i FINE PHOTOGRAPHS of every description. Old Pictures Copied and Enlarged to any dcsirablo sizTL Views of Stores. Residences, i^e., made on Reasonable Terms All Work (in ished in the Same Elegance of Style as that for which my GALLERY in CHAR LESTON is noted. A nice assortment of FR AM ES, &0., at Reasonable Prices. Please call mid examine Specimens. nov 9 19 tf J. S. ALBERGOTTI CHEAP GROCERY HOUSE, CORNER RUSSELL STREET AND RAILROAD AVENUE. Has on hand ami constantly arriving a well selected STOCK of GROCERIES Which are offered at a very small advance on Charleston Fiioes. Persons in want of the following articles will do well to call and price before purchasing : Sides, Shoulders, Hams, Strips, Sugars, Coffee, Syrup, Molasses, Flour, Cheese. Biskuits, Lard, Cat) tied til-. Jellies. Candy, Brom?*, Gcletine. Buckets, Brooms, Croekcry and Glassware, Kerosine and Naptiia Oils. Highest Cash price paid for Poultry aud Egys. nov 1G oct 12 k ]y T. Kohn & Bro WE CALL ATTENTION this week to a fitio naSortiuaut of New Goods which have been carefully se locted with a view to meet the re quirements of our Trade and the appro battou of our Customers, we deem ourselves fortunate in being al.le to place before the Pub lic Complete ami Unbroken Lines of Goods, Second ? n ilmi mtf} in point of Mvle and Roautv. and far BKI/OW 55" IN PRICE. ? on 5 5 ? 2 * gj ? g BARGAINS IN DRESS ROODS, SfTAWLS, WORSTED GOODS, HOSIERT, MOURNING in every DESIRABLE STYLE, UNDER GARMENTS, CORSETS and PANIERS. * Wo arc now SHOWING the LARGEST STOCK Of HOUSEKEEPING CiOODS evcrofered. We are now prepared to offer greater inducement a ever, and we can assure our Oustomors that, not* Standing the Popular Reputation we have achiev ed, we shall continue to keep our Lines of Goods fur Household and Domestic pur poses constantly up to tho Stand ard of the best in Town, it being continually re plenished wuh the Choicest Goods. EH op CO 05 C ASS 1M ER ES, pCs] ?c) FURNISHING GOODS, pa?] IH READY MADE CLOTHING ^ are always to be found at our establish- pH '?out. CQ Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, India Rubbers Of all 8TVLES and QUALITIES at tho LOWEST PRICES! oct 26 The liitlMinore Kober/ Domonsirates the oft-told tele that cheep safes, olJ fashioned safes, safes not up to the times, are the temptations to hurgtar*. Hankers may provide watchmen, aai use other safeguards, but they will not pttt their money tn the watchman's pocket, 6* trust in a titf or wooden box, no matter hew many guards are used. The safe, after all is the last respectable. No amount of water ing or guarding will ever make a poor old style saTe trustworthy. This Is the oitadel, and should bo the beet that Can be made. Turns is but obi bsst. II ER KINGS & FARRKL, Nos. 251 and 252 Broadway, corner Murray* street. Only manufacturers of Horryig f New Patent. Champion Bank Safe.-* Messrs Walker, Evans & Cogswell, Agtats", Charleston S. C. oct 6 ftf THOS. W. ALBERGOTTI, TWO D0OK8 EAST OF jr. P. HARLE Y'H Russell Street, Orangeburg, So. Ca., Has JUST RECEIVED a fresh supply of FRENCH CANDIES, FINE CANDIES, NUTS, all sorts, TOYS, CHINA WARE. Large and Small FANCY BASKETS, RAISONS. TICKLES, &c , &c. Also FRESH BREAD always oa hand, and supplied to regular customers every day at their doors. In my cake department you will find. FRUIT CAKES. FANCY CAKES. GUNGERS, &c., Always on hand and fresh. FINE BRIDAL PRESENTS. FRESH PIES constantly on band. WEDDINGS supplied with all kinds of Cakes and Confeclionaries at the shortest notice. The above "poods cannot be excelled la quality and price. All work warranted to give satisfaction, oct 12 ly dee 14 photographing i 1 herewith roturn MY THANKS to MY FRIENDS for their PAST FAVORS And still hope to merit their future PATRON AGS. 1 atn still over CAPT. BRIGGMAN'N'S STORB Prepared to EXECLTE %' f ? t LINK in the LATESE and MOST 1st? PROVED STYLE. Bj?-SATISFACTION guaranteed te aR. C. 1?. KLUME, ARTIST. july 20 apl 20 tf ' READ THIS meroney & baxter WILL DOJ THE HATJJ^ING FOR THE MERCHANTS OF ORANGEBORti CHEAP AND WITH DISPATCH. Bggp They are also prepared to BOARD HORSES and hire RUGG1E8 and CAR* RIAGES at moderate prices. Call em these at Maroneys Hotel MERONEY k BAXTER, aug 81 It dr. a. c. dukes, At the Old Stand of DR. B. H. SHtLCS. . HAS JUST RECEIVED A free? supply of DRUGS, MEDICINES, P ALSTS, OILS, VARNISHES. 4c. n_t_J. J l - * ?.S ant, ? Tin .\' on v PERFUMERY"and*SOAPs"i*n* great riety. A fine stock of CIGARS and TOBACCO. And one of the finest assortment of POCK ET KNIVES ever offered here at the prices. Prescriptions careftilly prepared. OFFICE HOURS on the SABBATH? From 0 to 10 A. M., and from 4 to 5 P. M. sedt 2 e Notice of Dismissal Caroline Karick and D. J. Zeigler, Adl ininistratrix and Administrator of the Ks late of Adam Karick give notiee that they wil* apply for a Final Discharge thirty days from date, 2tith October, 1872. oct 20 41 "attention all Persons indebted to mebyopea Account, Note, Bond and Mortgages or Lien, are notified that they MUST make payment bjr the first day of Ootobcr next, or their papers will be placed in the hands of my Attorney for collection. I am in doad earnest. I also offer FOR SALE AT TEN PER CENT DISCOUNT ON 0061? SIX THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND, Situated In Orangeburg County, Including the property known as the Whitmore Sen* Factory, and other Lots in the Townee Orangcburg. Als > one valuable tract of land containing six hundred acres, situated in Aiken County, One throe hundred acre tract situated fa Lexington County. One tract containing one hundred and thirty acres situated on John's Island. All of which lands wnre bought cheap and will be sold for cash lean per cent below oost, THAI). C. ANDREWS. aug. 81 |f j. EV TRLM ^A-NfiL p#>. - JUSTICE, All b ' 0r*n*0b?i? j.