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T, O O A L?_ 8ATURi)AY\ JAtf. 18, 1873, There will bo service at the Presbyte rian Chttreh to tuorroW dt the usu:il hour, bje the Rev. A Q. ilough. ? i ??a>ss?ans ' > <??" ~~ Tuxes. The time has beou extended for the payment of Taxes, without the penalty. As Ifi .how. long it will bo bef.?ro the penalty attaches, there id uo official in formation. T^eajr/To* f u*c the opportunity and et tig a^dKpay. Mr. >ftNaiiiaru ullbia hu large and handsome St ock at pfIces nclow cost for the next thirty dis*. Arrangements hnvc. hQeUjjnado fir th>? rush lfl|r.< J. Wallace Caution, one of our young enterprising merchants tells oi the igood things he has for sale. At Lightfoot's obi stand. \ A small firm, three quarter* of a mile from the Court House is offered fur sale Cond dwelling hous*, stables, Ac, and rare fruit trees thereon. See advertise ment of Z. M. Wolfe. Chinin-- out to make room. This i 9, < ..rc ......... . , . , . , always the period to make barg.-iitn. Mr. Vince, at his popular dry foods' store; is now at this period. Tako the hint. ? i as? .??? e????i A very rare opportuuity is offerod to those seeking a beautiful homo or a profitable investment, in the advertise ment of the doirublo residence offered for sale by Miss Fuiinio Stalcy At the Ian meeting of Sons of Tern perancc of Orangeburg, nine new mem bers were enrolled in this array of hu inanity. Five of theso were ladies, who have thus nobly devoted themselves to at this good work for fha good of their sterner but more easily tempted friends ? I i mi .?. ?? ? We have been requested to state that the Uev. Sidi H. Browne, of Columbia, the Agent fur the Columbia Female College will ?l->it Oratigeburg on to-day, Saturday and Sunday. This gentleman conies in the interests of the College aud will be well received, . ???!??? ? - - Bmmi i ? Cid. Frederick advertises s one most ?d'sirablo lauds for sale. The situation ?of this property u most dcsirnblo, and its purchase Would bo a pood invest inent. These, htddri Waa ad vcru?^J lu be sold last Monday", btlt tlby httfd been postponed until saleday in February. Head the advertisement; *W We liaVe already spuken of the hotel of J. W. ll. Dukes. Thisgrc.it cuter prise it now ih oporatiou, nnd its great hospitable doors are open to ill. The best accommodations, the be-'f. of hosts, wild Welcome mid fatisfactiou are guaran teed. .To begin is to succeed with Mr. Thtkea. 11c knows no such wofd ii* fail ?nor lets any guest depart unsntisfied. lie has been tried. Why* Why do not owners of rc*l estate put bp some ucat and cheap cottages which can be rented at living rate-? There arc numbers of young men boarding at hi^h rates, numbers of families resting roomi, Who would greatly prefer renting Iheir oWn "Mrvd house." Cottugcs, neat and comfortable, can be erected at at a small cost. The vacant lots Would be made, profitable, and the Town would ht eVCn moro improved. Think of it. TariAm.b WkATriEtt.?-Up and dowu (he thei monieret and all arouud the barometer, the 'temperature and weather ri?i?e rattgi^d ahd twisted in most pleas ing variety1. !tb'c first days of the week jreminded otic of the' opening of the werual season of Richa-d lit. ''The Ik Printer of discontent was made glorious' Spring, if not Summer by fclib ifiild and gentle change. But ?s the week Wanes ?kid descends and our remarks as to the Vwwjdittea of the Streets apply with Renewed rigor. The clerk of the weather is setting himself in array against our City Fathers, aud so far he baa had tbe better of it. s ' * I* Court.?The Circuit Court resumed Its business "oil M'Jnd'ny aftornooni Thb Sessions were called and the prisoners wfcd were con vie ted tit the present term whr*? sentenced Hy Ills Honor Judge ?7 j^n. as foliowi j . ?<}au? Smith Burglary and Qrund 111 "?"."-. L.. .a . . . -i'J -i" .WJ Larceny Was soi.teuced to be imprisoned lu the penitentiary at bird labor f or one year. Leroy Right. Rurglury and Grand Larceny, flame sentence. "William Berry, Grand Larceny, same sentence. Stephen Konnorly and Date Kcuner. ly, House breaking und Larceny, same senteiico. John Ausill and Prophet Half, House breaking and Larceny, sauiu soutenco. John Anderson, Assult with ititent to kill, imprisonment iu penitentiary at hard labor for six numthsv JniiK-s Robinson, Assault with intent to ki*l, sentenced to pay a fine of fifty dollars or to be imprisoned two tnouths. On Tuesday/morning the civil Galen, d.trs were taken up. and a considerable ijmtntity of business despatched. The following cases, invulvitig issues of faet were disposed of during the week. hm A. Wultz ndtnr. vs J. I). Keitt. eomplaint on Note. Verdict for plain tiff f>r S84.H2. M. W. Wooley Assignee rs Bates et td. Complaint on .bond. Verdict for plaintiff for 830. P. M. Houscr, admr. vs Jacob G. Keitt, Money demand. Verdict for plaintiff fur $2213,52. and interest. J. A. Ilydrick vs Jr. T. (Jritn, Coui: plaint one Note. Vnrdict for plaintiff for S254. Lewis E. Rctincker vs South Carolina Rail Road Company. Complaint lor tclief. Verdict for plaiutiff lor 850. J. D. Trcscvaut vs South Carolina Kail Road - Company. Complaint for releif. Verdict for plaintiff for SI20. The ease of Joseph J. Joiner vs J. W. II. Dukes, Mnnoy demand, was re ferred to a referee. Haiftert \> rc/.ly, in the last number, thus ?peaks of Congressman Elliott, of this State J l,>lr. Elliott, the colored member of Congress from South Caroli no' niter being admitted to the bar in Boston, went to Kdgetfcld, South Caroli* na. where he commenced practice, and fell iu love with and married a handsome thiee-'ourths white damsel. Soon after wards he moved to Columbia, where he now renide?, lives in an elegant two story house with Mansard roof, au 1 h is two handsome fountains playing in frout. Ilia parlor ia.richlyVjTpctcd, and thrcr j largo eatcs of choice bonks it and against the walls. Mr. Elliott is probably the most tnleuted colored man Mving* As a lawyer he Is able, aud can hold his own ? with any ??$ the profession who now prac tice in Soni h Carolina lila members and ct tn ersation uro those of a well bred white matt." i The -WouHf no Man .?The first uuro befcof the Working Man, by Til man R. Gaines, Cdltimbia, P. 0., has male its appearance. It is indeed an elegant eight page jorfrual. The reading is large ly original, and devoted to subjects of pi actical benefit to tho people of our State and times. The first aud second pages are filled wi:ll interesting cditor'iil matter aud items of news ;? tho third pago is devoted to soieiiee and literature the fourth page to agrieuhuro ; the fifth page to the mechanical art; the tdxth page to education i the eighth to the fireside. ??The Welshman's Search for a "Wife iu So.uth Carolina," is tho titlo of au in ; tercsting story, which will be oontinoad from week to week. The Welshman has many pleasing things to say about the f air ladies of his adopted Stato, as Well as the beauties and advantages of our* country. The Working Hau is trot sectarian or political but designed as a first class family and business journal. 8ure)y the progress luring and working people of South Carolina will not fail to encourage and be benefited by such a payer. Tho price is very low, only 82 a year. In clubs of fivo, 81,75, iu clubs of ten, 81,0(1. Specimen Copies sent free. Address, Workilig Mad, Columbia, 8. C. The Daily Evening Herahl, of the 15th instant says : The Hon. Thompson H. Cook, j??go elect of the eighth oir ' i cuit, qualified to day, and will enter upon the discharge of his duties at the earliest moment. His Honor is tho son of the late Rer. John P. Cook, who came to this State from Pennsylvania in the year 181B, and settled in Fairffeld District, where he shortly afterwards married Miss Anna Pullig. Jmlge Cooke was bor? in tli's Stute in July, 1832. In January, 1848, he ehtered the State I Military ^Academy and graduated at the Citadel in Charleston aonie time in the your, 1831. For aereral years after wards be was ebgaged in teaching the young idea how to shoot, aud was re garded n? a moat popular aud efficieut teacher. In 1858 Judge Couko was udmitted to the bar and entered upon the practice of law in Orangeburg coun ty, whero ho has enjoyed u practice suf ficient to give him a comfortable liveli hood. From the earliest moment Judge Couko embraced the new faith, and has been a constant and unflinching Republi can ut all times aud under all circum stance*, ilia capacity, eharacter aud experience is unquestioned, and We pre dict n career houorubl) to himself aud honorable to the State. T IST OF LI.TTElfS wi* uiniii J j ins in the Orangeburi . Vost. Offij* for tu* week ending January laiii 1878. A?J F Annay. \ 11?Juke Dartou, coL I>?Miss Amanda Dalle. J?Tone Johnson. K ? llatilel () Ring, 8am Keitt, vol. M?Mrs J D Mack. 8?Prof N. Nniith. W?Mr A H Wolf*. Perscna oalling, for th* above letter? pitas* say they ar* advertised. F. DlMARfl. km .-.iLiA.i.i-i . i.'. i COMMERCIAL. MARKET REPORTS. Fries er mi Uaaaeeeeae i^kws, January 17 1872. l*j*j^?/u*J lhojpr**? jftl COTTON? Salt bales. We quota.' Ordinary.15 <'"< l 6 Lew Mi.Idling.?...~..17 <? Middling.18J(-? Ruvoh Rica...$1.16 per ousuel Corn.-.SI.06 per busbel. Cow l'aas. 1.0t? per baSbel. l'ianaas...... 1.60 per bushel. DUKES' HOTEL. RUSSELL-STREET, ORANGEBURG, S. C. The Subscriber tnkes great pleasure in Hnnotineing to hin tRIRNDS ami (ha COM MUNlTY that ho has OPENED a FIRST CLASS HOTEL, at the Large Resideuce recent ljr oojiipiod hj Mr. Hnne VYannameker. Comfortable Accommodations, a Bounteous Table and Courted* Attention are Uuarauteed. jau 18?Sui J. \\\ If. DUKES. CLOSING OUT SALE! TO MAKE ROOM FOR SPRING STOCK. T. G. VINCE, OF SEASON AR I. K RRY GOOD.", CLOTHING, BOUTS, SHOES, HATS, AC. AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES t T. G. VINCK, Next door to DR. A. C. DUKES. jan 18 L 1 1-? 1 AM HAPPY TO 1N fortu my i t lends t hut I have f-atubliflhed a FIRST CLASS GROCERY. STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES AT POPULAR PRICKS. I mnke it a Speciality and keep a lull supply of LIQUORS. TOSACCO^ AND SEG.VRS. Give mo a call J. WALLACE CANNON, j >n 18 LigSrrViiet'a Old SUud. bin 18 A.T COST THE BALANCE OF MY STOCK Of Reudy Made Cluthiug und Ladies Drexe Ouuds wdl be ofiered tor tue uext 20 tkt/e at and BELOW COST for tbo CASH. J. He.\AMAIU% MR. C. D. BLUME. | Tog ? to ir.foim the people of Oral? geburg ami vicinity that he will CONTINUE iiia HUSINK S at his OLD STAND over ( apt. F. Ii. VT. Hriggrrlauii's store, and as he has ma le VA8T I MPROVEMENTS in PICTURE MAKING ef late, is now able to execute as GOOD WORK aa can l>o d<mj elsewhere in a Ferrotype Qallery. He also has on haO<i a tot of I'l? T L" UK FRAMES of every description, at reaseua hle prices. COPYING done to ordeT In any destrisd Style. Come end, eome all and give me a trial, jan 4 ?| 30 tf NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that APPLICA TION will be Hade to the GENERAL AS 8KMBLY at its next Session for a Revival of the Charters of 'PINK GROVE CH L Rlftl" and "TRINlTT CII?RC?" under the j uria diction of the "Evangelical Lutheran Sjr tod ef South Carolina and%djacent Mistes.' ntn 9 Hm Notice of Dismissal, NOTICE IB HEREBY OJVEN THAT one Rtontft from date 1 will Ale me final account with the Honorable Aug. B. Ktiowl ton. Jlhige Of Probate for Orangebnrg Coun ty, as Administrator of the Estate ef John M. O'Caib, defc d, ari'I ask for Letters ef Dissaissal. ? ? v v Ml J. D. DArlTKLRR; Jan. 4th, 1*7*. Administrator, jan 4 lm Notice of Dismissal. NOT1CI 18 HEREBT GIVEN that one Month f om date ?will file say final account with the Honorable Aug. b. Knowl ton. Judge of probate for Oraogrhurg Corthty, ?I Mtrafdlah ef Jerotue N. McMioh? hbUib ?: ?Mton. Jan. 4tb, 1?73. Guardian, ^an 4 1 in tuti in M?^g.^^BiaaaaaiaMMJ?aAA^jfa The Baltimore Robcry Demonstrates the oft-told tale that okeap safes, eld fashioned safes, aafea not up to the limes, are the temptations te burglary. Bankers may provide watehinen, and may use other safeguards, but they will not put their money in the watchmen's pocket, er trust in a tin or wooden box, ne matter how many guards are used. The safe, after el! is the last respectable. Ne amount of wateb ing ur gnurdifig wilt ever make a poor old style safo trustworthy. This is the citadel, and should be the best that oao be made. Tnaaa is but oxe bksy. HERRINGS k PARREL, Noa. 251 and 532 Broadvrsy, oorner Mnrrsy sireet. Only nmnnfaotui rrs of ?erring s New Patent. Champion Bank Safe.?? Messrs Walker, Evans A Cogswell, Ageats. Charleston S. (j; act 8 tf y - -,?? Lost or Mislaid. A WARHANt for $.WX). drawn by the /\_ Comptroller Oeneral on the Slate Treasurer in favor of General C J. 8tol brand, on account ef appropriation for tke support of the State Penitentiary, dated April 10, 1872, anal brara the endorsement of General C. J. fUnlbrnnd and lien. Nile? (>. Parker, Stale Treasurer. But thirteen (18) warrants have bSen drawn on thia ap propriation, all bearing same date, twelve ?f which a re held aa under: .Three of $6,000 each, held bp Sen. C. J. Stolbrahd. . Three of $5,000 eaeh, held by C. H. Bald win. . u Three of $5,000 each, held br Carolina National Bank. Sue of $0000 held by George W, Wdter uiao. One ef $7.011 held by Ffardv Solomon. 0*e e* $3,000 Seid ?y Geau W Hi lam S*r< tit y Codnty f fe'rishf^fa B*d ttic phbiiti life here by rail tinned against purchasing the lest war rant, aa pavmenl has been stepped. R?BP.R1 K. SCOTT, Ooteraer 1873 j^lts^xj^vry, 1873 theodore kohn & brother BEG lour o to a u - * u u u u o ? thnt with the beginning of a:> o ;j > THE) NEW YEAR their FALL and winter season i? <J rawing t o a And will th.ro tNDEANfjtfa to rkduc1b* THEIR IMMENSE STOCK At GRHATLY-REDUCKD PRICES. Their Stook of DRFB8 GOODS, DRT GOODS, NOTIONS. SMALL VASES, ROOTS, SHOES, INDIA RUDRERS, GENTS ? LOTIIINC, Ao., Ac, Aro Tcrv complete und must be sold during tlio pieiaut month. BERLIN EBPHYR WOOL in all Colon and Grades. Give ue a Calt. TNEUlJORt? KOHN k KKOTHRR. ja? 4 k ij t t. GARDEN RKlijpS ut ail descriptions* Onion ?Set* Ac, juat received the nbore from the Celebrated firm of I). LAN DHRTII A SON, Philadel phia, and for vale by lv K/ilKlKL, Sigu of tho jjig Waclh, oppohiid Post Office. jan 4 o% ^qsiiojq nsoq xqa.9 sbtj $bi$ puBq no saiHSOO^? Ao?b,! ptiB oflsaraofj jo shdois (eiihossv :psoq 9t{% jo eno .aaoJI ?ABq i ^BTft noA o) Aionqnd Abs o^ ^ddBq tub x jbkt?usch) cult saBm A CHRISTMAS GIFT Of a r.ox of Fin*e Cigars is certainly an acceptable and grateful Present to habitual pipe-smokers, and those who new and then "ge" a eheroet, in fact to any one who enjejrs tho Weed. Given TO A FRIEND YOU WOULD SEAL HIS FRIENDSHIP. Away THEN WITn SBLFISH MOTIVES, AND AT THIS "MBRItIB REASON," "DO as you Would be done by." TO EVERY CUSTOMER Or the "ENTERPRISE SALOON," and1 the Publio we say tWat FINR S EG ARS, and Ooorf Wholesome LIQUORS are KEPT. AT CHRISTMAS And all the Teat round at tflis POPULAR "SAi?OON,M oeSddtrtM BY J. HEBMAN W?HLERS. der? e lj SCHOOL BOOKS! MLSIC & STATION ER1< ALWAYS ON* II ANS at Tr? ENGINE IlOXJSm The celebrated PKN Lr.TTER BOOK for Copying Letter??used without a Press?* ovcry business man should havo one. Anything in my line uot on head **i/ ho" ordered in a abort time. KIKK KORIXISli Ja*? e > Fever and Ague, from whirh mankind suffer ortf a Urge part of the globe, is the consequence of a diseased oetloet / in the system, induce<l by the poisonous miaim of Vegetable decay. This exhalation Is evolved by the action o' sOUf heat on wet soil, and rise* witn the watery vaoor from it, tv hlle the sun is bolow the hori/oi mis vapor lingers nfdr the earth's but face, and r'ae virus Ls taken with It through tin lungs into the blood. There it acts ae an irritating poison on the internal viscera and excreting organ* of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails t? accrete not only this virus, but also the bile from the blood. Both the virt", and the bile accumulate) in the circulation, and produce violent constitu tional disorder. The sylcen. the kidneys, and the stomach sympathise with ?h* liver, and become disordered also. Finally, the Instinct of our or ganism, as if in an attempt to expel the noxious in Clinton, concentrate* the whole blood of the body in the internal okcrctortee to force them to eaat K out. The blood leaver- Hie surface, and rusbca U* the central organs with cangestiv* violence. Thbt is the Chill. But in this effort it fail*. Then the Fkvkii fol'aWrs, in whioh the blood leaves the ??** tral organs and rnsle*. to the surface, oa if Me another effort to expel the irritating poison through that other gT*?* excretory ? tho akin. In thia also it fails, and the system abandons tho attempt exliuiutcd, and waits for the recovery of strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day. Th j? are the fits or paroxysms rtf Fry a a AMD Adt'th Buch constitutional disorder will of coarse undo**' minf flie? health if it is not removed. We have labored to find, and have found, air antidote, Ayer's Ague Cure, which ncutralizca this malarions poison in ther blood, and stimulates the Hrcr to expel it from the body. As it should, so it docs eure this a(hV?*?*g disordor with perfect certainty. And it doe* more, or rather does what is of more service to those sub ject to this infection. If taken in season It expels it from the system as it is absorbed, and thus keep* those who use it free from its attacks; keeps the raw in health although espeted to tho disease, Consequently It not only cures, tmt protect* from. EM gYeat Variety of affections which arc induced y this malignant influence, each as Remittent Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, BT Fevers. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Oout, Bund Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, niss: tions, Pslnful Affections of the Spleen. Hysterics, Colic, Paralysis, and Painful Affections of las Stomach and Bowels, all of which, when arising from this cause, will be found to assume mors of less the intermittent typ*. This " Aura Coa&' removes the cause of those derangements, and i the disease*; Thi* it accomplishes try stimulating the ? tOTtes td expel the virus from the system; i these ofgans by degrees become habited to do this their office of their own accord. Hence arises what we tenri acelimtttrtii'm. Time may accomplish the fame end. but often Ufe is not long enough, or is sacrificed In the attempt, while this51 AstraCvaa* docs it at once, and with safety. We haws great reason to believe this is a surer as well as safer reinedv for the whole elass of diseases which are caused by the miasmatic infection, than any Othef which has been discovered: and it has still aast important advantage to the public, which is, I it is cheap as Well as good, rr.crAnrlJ at DR. J. C. AYER & CO. LOWELL, MASS. Pnica Own Dul-l-ae ran Doms. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has won fdf Itself stich a renotrn for the ewe of every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that it I? entirely unnecessary for us to recount the* ?ViImilv of'its virtues, wherever it has been ?s*V {ftoy*d. As it has long been in constant thronghont thU section, we need not do more t assure the people its quality is kept up m the i ?t fctef hns been, and that it may be retted on to* ?o for their relief all it has ever been found to do. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, FOB ALL THE PURPOStS OF A PliftSATlYE Foa Costivknkm; Fou tu Cr.ua or DvsrnrsiA; Foa jArxntcw; For tbb CruK or I.nuhiestiok; Fua Hkabachb; ? Foa thb Ccaa or Dtsextebt; Foa a Fon Stomach ; Foa tub Cveb or EavsiraXaat Foa thb Pilbb ; Foa ins Cms or Scaorrxa; Fob all Scuorriors CoMrLAiarfe^ Foa thb Ccbb or Kukimatism ; Foa Disrasu* or thb Skim ; Fou tub t'na: or Ltvr.h CoMrLAZVT i Fou DBorsT; " Fou the Cr at or Tirrrr.ii, Traioas AStn Sale* llllaTftt ^ Fun WouMsj Fon tue Ci uk or Gort; Fem A DlNXF.K Pll.IfJ Fon TTib Ci'uk ?>P Xi.nut.iu; FOU PcaiVTINO Till: BlusBl They arc augar-coated, so that the most eannV tivc can take them pleasantly, and being nesVy vegetable, no harm can arise from thoir Ufe in any quantity. Price 25 cents per Bet; Fire hares for CMS. ? Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, Ststes racn, and eminent personages, have lent their harnrs to certify the unparalleled usefulness of the** remedies, but mir spare here will not permit the insertion of them. The Agents below named fur* nlsh gratis our AMEU.frAll AlXAMAO to>which thr/ are given ; with also full descriptions of the sbjve* complaints, and the treattrteut that aksSa- ** fob lowed for their cm e. Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with other preparation* they make more profit on. Demand Ay en's, and take no others. The sick want the bmtt aid there is f?r them, asm they should kavc it. All our Ren ?edles are for sal* by REA-D THIS MER0NEY& BAXTER WILL DO| THE HAtJiLtlSfGr FOR THE MERCHANTS OP o n a x a T, i? it it a CHEAP AND WITH DlSPATCll. l*Sr Thev ere als* prcpafe-d t? SOARS HORSES and hire RUOdiES. *ud CAR RIAGES at moderate prices. Call ea* tkem at Marouey's II Mel MERONKT A BAXTER. aag 81 tf ? A. J* EVANSj TRIAL J?8TICE, For Orange-burs C bnfllf? All busideai entrusted to his fchergt will be attended 16 with promptatWh Office et his Mills near itolman'a Bridge, South Edistd RiTeh sept It am -,-,-^ <hfe t?r ?S6 PER BAY! ***?*? ep*> WANTED! All classes ef ?rMn? penple, of either sex. young ^ *j*\ ?2? more money at work for na ?a )heji> s.are moments, or all the timn, than at aaythiae else. Parliculars free. Addrssa 0. ST1NS0N t: CO ?cp' ^le Pertlaa,, Main*.