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SATURDAY, JAN\ 24, 1874. - The hate h list for 1874 Mr. A Steel a well kuowa horde dc.il or has just arrived lu towp with 40 head of stock. Horfb UuyeVs^rill^lof well to call on htm at Sniu's stublos. Wo wonder;;. wliy, Otir City Fathers hare not confiM^euV?iark ojj^hat New Street. We hope they have not let it ?lip their memory entirely. ^d^u^ide^wl.cn will that New Street be opened, and can only refer our friends to t'no City Papa's for information. James P. Mays Jj^'l.. Coroner, has appointed P. M. Jearal, James J Mitchell and W. 11. Brow no Es<{., A^foron?t^;;~ .* '???,.... We notice that our frioud James A W':l^j^,^arg..erecting two neat, little cotajjflffin his lot on Market Street. G o rdiead J'rteud James. ayeiw hu-voiouly- nine, more days therr'ttix"*in -Don't Wait- ?tiit.il llf^i?^!?1 t0 atteu^ tl> tu'14 ?ttlo matter, for if you '?hx you will find it a hard matter to got. io the ofliee. as thc.ro i^vill be tt'; grout many who will wait tint il the lost -minute. So now is the time to call up to the boss' office. jionamwiLmMr^ , - y/f iA.' Uufkvbay horse, says the Columbia "Union Tfcraltl. having a large wart near ,t.hc shoulder,,, and .-urposed to be stolon from a woman 'named Roilly, of Grange djurgihusbeen captured by the police, W f?5 ^te^ i^(Pft^ Jt y f- ? " l'** ?:nd is'nbw/iu'the custody of the chief, ? awaiting indent ificitt ui-b.v th.^ ovn ;r.' . vt>/Q- ? .. 'We notice a new and haiidiome st ire a^&t^u^'Otiealpt^.b^IuwvMr, V. Doyle's >?ttore on Husftcil "treot, imtwif branding jtlie' high inx-s. But our people-don't 'intend to.-lct the above litle ite u deter vihem lroni improving oir Town. Also on -en .Amelia Street Mr. L. llansdale has Holt 'completed a nc::t store and is now . "VCadyto -supply t he people with groceries jofVnll kinks fuimniidniw .store. "One of i-hc tneu-who has s ojJ tru ;-t ' tto fiic ^lepdblirran-party, and who his iS-eceivod less from Lite juirt/, and wh i ?J&ftJL^Jtkew Urn least money fro n tha '.County or .State than nubudy else, is .7nc p|oJj '^9?p-, '.the Jury Commissioner lis County. Ho has been a thoro-igh .going sturdy ? ".-'.publican throughout and mething ,ci>o He is in favor of low ?taxation and of honesty and probity in ? everything. ^ILo deserves the thanks ;and goodwill cd*th$ community at-large, *:and we bclive that 'he has them. -He ?deserves them, at any rare. - " i ?????? miurn _ (P. ;PRT AFTER d, OVALS J'OR THE ?2TWFS? "Merchants, ;.groccrs, ?dlizehs, buy nil a. fVough rice you can, for from the ^ ^ip^^Tj^q^ljbrtiament the wayside trees, it is evident that we may soon Jicar the pulsation of our central town anachincry. -Hush! heart of Orangaburg, thy boats? ' Hush! pounding mill of "Straus & Streot'8 i?t\ni * ; 9l,-nt ad tii v> Lot us sleep." (Not Christabel.) ; ?? abduction. "Ndtlong ago a wagon was seen trying to kiduap a cow. ' The wagno had Sue-' cceded bo far in the abduction as to have all but rhe hind legs loaded, when the teamster discovered the game; fortunate-, ly the cow escaped, but with the sign ?of the souffle?a bundle of fodder on ?eatfi horn, und oue iu her mouth. It ^brought to mind an old song-id which a Yorkshire boy falls iu with a female thh>f, thus: ?"New I had some preenution took? 'Hy .ppckct.li.eld a Bipall fish hook, And groping for ray pocket-book v The hook it stripped her finger Of a diamond ring. Li whack fa! do riddle a Fse Yorkshire tho' in Lunun." tcvrr r'QuT country frionds may draw their ?own conclusions. J?etit JjAUCKNY. A female with golden locks was dis & covered in the streets (while the black bludgeon was roasting by the fire) with a stolen bonnet and its contents iu a Quandary. "N-ow if I atop to muuob the cop* Stained ganger I shall lose tho bonnet, and, if I keep on with the bonnet I can not . eat tho gungor," and she (like tho freedman wbd'Hit precisely between two rats to kill both lost)'all. Sho had evideutly been badly taught when sho was a littlo ]>iy. Sho'oluded her pur suers for the timo*, but may bo recog nized horeaftet by an irregular twist iu hor nose, and several in hor character. If she havo a kink in her tail, it is advisable that the Council attach a card with "beware of the corporation law" thereon written.' Ingratitude. Back woodsmen, when they blow about tho "best shooting gun in the world," say "a/ic." L. Murray says "it." Others say ? hut objects that aro aro indicative of power, force, &c, should bo her. ' Lot u.s "split tho diller once." A ucntlomati stands at Hull, ScoVill & Pike's corner, with his ears and tail knocked o(T, and his 11083 Btuck iu tho ground. His l..dy, an old ae quaintanco of ours stands at Louis * corner, with her ears and the ulb at the end kuocked off, and her nose stuck in the g 'OUUdj and thoJo careless ciu-i - try men, for thoy are Robs, arc contin ually adding insult to injury by trying to bark them with their heavy wagon wIiohIb, which is ungrateful alter their having barked so much for the frieuds ol* the "Lost Cause. #/te is "an old acquaintance,'and many of uj remember (we wish we could forget) wham wo watched her as a special nurse would watch a lady in delicato health: Hot Irons were kept ready, not. to pat to hor feetjp but to.touch her off at imaginary enemies, tho' sho was nut loa led. May wc bore indulge in a cr}'?no more for us please Humanity ib frail, and wc all remember a cor tain old adage which says, "No matter?no more lor us." Tho upshot of it all was that thou sands of us were unaccounted for to our mothers. We boarded away from home at undo Sam's, who at the beat, kept a contemptible table: 'Some oo?on please Rowing oue way and looking the other ?d 'dian^c of iciml. S?b, trosa? Mr. Editor, doii't you ^hidk if one v>ere. to abuse 'the diotel right soundly, that Mcrouey might give one a free pa?a hnm, a-that is?board lor n year true (Jh.! That oue were u editor. d'RV . ' Jmmk ' mm i P; niyinn Syrup.?Thia valuable medicine has bicu silently making its way into public favor by the numerous remarkable cures it has performed Its singular efficacy is owincr'to the protox le of iron which in this preparation remains nochangod, -and is the only form in which this vital elemc t of healthy blood can be supplied. Savings Bank Taxation.? There has arisen a oonflict between the officers of flic savings institutions of the eouutry having oupital stock aud. the commis sioner jol .-'internal revenue,-with respetit to the liability of stock in such ir.stitu tions to assessment. The commissioner of internal revenue rules that the pre sent act exempts from taxation only su.h savings banks as have no capital, and are used simply'as depositories lor the money of the poor. Many of tho Hav ings banks claim othenviso, and havo appealed to Congress, to determiuo tho matter. The subject was brought before the ciitiunit tee on ways and niouun, when a sub committee was appointed to inves gatu it. The Titounr.f. in Tkxas.?The at torney-general received the following telegram last week : "The newly-elect ed Governor, C<>hie, was inaugurated last night. Armed men aro guarding the approaches to the offices of the Capitol. Other armed men have possess ion of the legislative halls. A conflict seems inevitable A message from you may save us from this disaster." The attorney-general telegraphed in reply : "I can ?nly appeal to tho parties to peacefully adjust their difficulties if possiblo. Can not some one negotiate a settlement? I' havo no power to inter "fere with force, nor have you any duty to perform in respect to tho niattor except to exert your iu?ucuco lor peace." Columbia, S. C, Deo. 20th, 1870. To the Editor Orangeburg JYewt : Sin?I h ivo the honor to inform you that at a meeting of the Hoard of Officers, cre ated by an Act entitled "An Act to Regulate the Publication of all Legal and Public Notices," tho following resolut ion was adop ted .1 Evolved, That the "0 R A N G K B U R U NK W S" is hereby designated nn the OFFI CIAL PAPJUt for tho Publication of all Legal Notices and Ofi'mlal Advertisements of tho County Officers in tho County ef Orange burg, - Respectfully, &c. F. L. CARDOZO, ? t 809. of Slate and Chairman Board. Ter W. IL JONES. COMMERCIAL. MAKItr/r REPORTS. Offick or the Obanokbuko Nkws, January, 28d 187 i . COTTON? SalcB during tho week 420 bales', Vfo .quote : Ordinary, to Good Ordinary,... 7rtA12 Low, ..Middling.f?Jf?j> Middling.......>'U(!i? Rouuu'Rick..,$1.20 per oushcl Cohn.$ 85 per bushel. Cow l'KAS..^. ,75 nur bushel. Pl.si)i:urt..;...:. 1.10 per bushid. To alliWhom it May Coiic?rn ?\l PERSONS'INDEBTED lo me In any manner, will inalrc prompt payment by tue 1st'March hfesL Alter that time all claiois will'bo placed io the bauds of a .Lawyer for Collection.; | . ] '? iau.S?tdr ? .1 T. C. ANPIM'.WS. fJPt fOiT7l yu ? i ? . ? ; ? i ;; ? ? ? ? j ?OOI> '?.UJIH'?S lo be \u\il l?y buying .your <ii:irdo'n Needs mid Oniou Sets front ! 10..Mi8teKKBoir4, lO'l'l wh?^cfH all Iiis Seeds from Hie Celebrated Hrui -of". J>. [K4u.i1 drelh &. Son. X. ot?Menihera of Granges will he Supplied at f?rmige pFlcet*. jitu 10'' ? 'fi :? <? i .[j.: tttoHi Sheriff's Sales. \ j. oiwNo j:.bi: Iig qqrj .\ rv - _ .. . In Common I'm:as. ('?FORCE HOI/Vlili vs.'lMtANC^S L. T?TE, JOHN Ii. -r. T?TE, ft at. \ , Rr virluo of pie,judgment and ordern ia this fiction, 1 will sell iit i>ratig>hurg Court House,'.'on tilt? ifirpl Monduy in Fjubjtf'ury next,.during legal hours .of sale, at public a net loll. I All itfhat plantation u* tract ??t* Innd. con taining 8?|U acres, more <.r loss, situated in tlifs County, And Vounded hy hinds, new or burly ot A*, tt. Hash. .1 11 P. Tat?,' Estate of A S/Tatc aud'Estut of D ivid huler. . Tonus: line lullf ciisli: bilanoe of accredit of One year, ipurcJuiSQ. te givv! hoa J , U'td mortgage ot premises purchajjed. to secure crrd portion of jmruhasc money,Mrnd to'pay ftir papers and reC?TtKnjg; The above pi..il lation will bo Sold ill j itrrols. trnu a plat of same can be seen fit the Shei-ill's (MHev, at Orangeburg, S, C, ALSO WILLIAM C. COLRTNIiV ?f al,, vs. MARY PRANCES T?TE, CATHARINE lt. TATH, el al. Ry virtue'?f the judgment and orders in this action, 1 will Bell at Oraiigehurg Court Hnp.se. on tin? tirnt Monday in Keburary in xt, do ring Lig:;l liuiiis of sakvat ..public auction. All that plantation or tract of land, con taining acres, more or k-.--s. situated in this 'Counly, lately known as the Estate lands of the late Alexander H Tale, de c?use<l. mid bounded hv Hind-imow'/ot!lately J of .1 11 V T?te. L'elcr W Avinger. Miv George Thoni] son, and Estate of Vance Thompson, and l?y Santco River (oxcpling" a certain traut, ooniuiniiig tin dwelling ani! ! 2f>0 ?eres, marked ' A" on pi it of the KuiU hilidi., llHtita '? ;-*^ *it d W A .\l -llirliamp, Surveyors, and fluted December It. Isi7;t. \ The sjiid plantation will be soju in purneli, and a plat of tho same call be. ?:cen al the Sheriff1* ollic?-., Or?ug?burgn8 ('. Terms.:?One-hull cash, nnd the bnbimie en -a er.cdit ?of twelve nio.iillut, eeur.iJ by bonds of pcrchasors and mnr'.gaga of premises purohssed, with covenant lor re sale on breach of eouditioii of land, and pundiasorr lo pay for papers and recording. J P MAYS, ICoroner, Acting Sheriff. Sheriffs Oliiee OrangQburg S t)., January Oth 1H74. j?un 10 1874 td INSTATE of John .11. Irielc? *j All pci*s0ha having dcnilinds against the Bsiatcof JOHN M 1 I'd CK', de?etise.l, are reu liest ed'to present their reKpcettvo Cl.iints. properly attested, to the undersigned, -or tlitry will he debarred payiiieiit'. . N'Otice is hereby given t*o all 'concerned, that on the 30th day of DeeenihiTj A D. 1873, the undersigned will tili- ilioir Kiual Accounts us Executors of the Will of I he naid .lohn M. lrick, and will apply io the Probate Judge of Oriingebtirg1 (Jountyj for their final discharge. W. I?. M.U'K. JOHN A. M II Alt; LP.lt, Qualified Hxoentoi-H. Ornngoburg Co., S. C, Nov. ill, 1?7:>. nov lit! It If yon liave More Lnt:d than you can PAY TAXES on, Eogistcr \\ for sale at the LAND OFFICE of A10. 11. KNOWLTON. SOUTli CAROLINAi ORANGEUURCi COUNTY. FN THE < OUUON ^LliAP, Williuin C. Hane and John K.l|auc plaintilfs against George Ihdiver, as administrator, of the Kstate of William ( ? CoIer, <le ceascd, John ,f. Jackson, Mary A Wee!; wifo of 11. Weeks, Anna Cofer, Sarah Kriy, wife1 of Jacob Kriy, Martha Wealh crsbie, wife of Jamen \V* Weathorsnie, Thomas L. Cofer and M. K. Cofer, defend ants : topr Summons for Relief (Complaint not served; TO Tn? deieilthuita Thomas L. Cofer and M. K. Cofer: \rou arc hereby smnmoned and required to . answer the Complaint in this action, which is filed in the ?fKcti of the Clerk of the ('our! of Common I'leas for the paid County, and to serve a Copy of your answer on the utibacri bers, at their Office at Orangwburg Ceurt house So. Ca. within twenty days after the service of this summons on you exclusive of the day of service, and if you fall to answer the complaint within the lime aforesaid, the idaintifls will apjdy to tho Court for tha He licf demanded in the Complaint. Dated at Orangeburg Dctober 'Jlsi 1873. : D?Trevillc k Whale/ PlahVtiftV Attornoys To Thomas L. Cofer and M. K. Cofer, de fendants above named : /Take notice/riiaUtllc siifninhns h'nd Com plaint, herein, were fileu in tlie ollice of the Clerk of the Court of Common l'len* for Or angeburg County, at Orangeburg ?btith Car olina on tiie 21st day id'October 187?1. JJicTHEvlLLhi & WI1ALKY Plain tins Attorneys Obetoer 22st 1873. 38-61 _? _' _ ? ir you have T.ch? ILuml thirn you want, BUY MORE at the 07 ; LAND OFFICE of AUG. B. KNOWLTON. A CARD. Inasmuch af? U<- PENALTY for tho NON PAYMENT of TAXES ucoruea on nnd from the lfiih day of January, 1874 and not on the 21st day of February, aH heretofore ad vertised, I regret to say that I am COM PELLED to WITHDRAW my NOTICE that^ 1 would attend at Certain places to rccc'y Taxes. . TAX JS OFFICE OF COUNT^M O raugeliYrg, S. C? Deo. 2(itV1BI8; i * In accordance with Scction_10 of j*An Act lo RAISE HUPPLfJ.S^folQ^Yijio^f Year Conuiicucing November 1st, 1873, and lo Alter and Amend tile Law jn Relation to th?Collection of Taxes." Notice iadicrbby given that myjOflkeAvill be opened lor i'ie receipt of Taxes on" nud: utter (Satnidaj4' thq'^ lutlfi ||r m JvaOVn I8747mrfil (M ifUtt dhy*oT 5unuury\ ftt\ ' after which lime a penalty of 20 per Cent, will be added to all unpaid Taxes of (hut date. Tuxes will be received in Oold or Silve? Coin. U. S. Currency, National Rank Notes ami Certificates of Indebtedness, authorized by the General Assembly, and issued to the Republican Printing Company pursuant to the Act approved NovembcrU', 1873_. JC'j7~ S'e the above card. The rate pcrccntum will be as follows.. For general State purposes, 12 mills on a dollar. For County purposes, 3 mills on a dollar. For past Indebtedness of county 3 mills on a dollar. Local "Scho? Tax, DLtrict Noli. .?Y ancee, '/V '-. 1 \ 1 mill on a dollar. rcr Local School Tax, District A"o. '2.?Poplar, 4 mills on a dollar.' Local SclioiA Tax, D'sLricL A'o. 3.?Pine Grove, 1 mill on a dollar. Local School Tax, District No. 4.?Amelia 3 mills on ivdollar. Localr sjchool Tax, District No. f>,?Provi dence, li mill on a dollai. Local School Tax, DistrictNo. G.?Goodby? 3 mills on a dollur. Local Si/n.ol Tax, D'Cti-icl lYo. 7 ?LjoiiH, 3 mills ou the dollar. Local School ? Tax, Di*lrift. -JTp: -8.?Cow Cn?Jh\ 3 mills on a- dollar. ?'?..-' Local School'Fax, JJiriricl No 0.?Middle, 1 mill ou a dollar. Local School Tax, District No. 10.?Orange '2 mills on a dollar. f J.ooal. ScJiool, Taxf District^ Np. "11.?Caw Caw", H mills op a dollar.. Local Schnj! Tax, District No. t'J.? Brsnoh villc, 1 mil! on a dollur. Local School Tax, District No. 13.?New Hope, '2 mills on a dollar. J.ocrt School 'Tax, District No. 14.?Eliza beth, '2 mills on a dollar. Local Schosl^^^pPZTict No. l?^^'dhvto, J.'cal S' hoot Joj^^Jj^f No. Hi '2 mills on a dollar. Local School Taxi, District No. 1?.?Zion, 3 mills on a dollar. Lac it Stho'i Tax district 7?o. IS.?Willow ."> jiiilts on the dollar. Locarsvkool Tor., 'District No. 10.? liber ly, 1 mill on a dollar. Local School Tax, District No. 20.?Good lanft, 1 mill on a dollar. ~ /in, dl &h8oma% Ditir'ict No. 21.r-llcbr.iu, .', mill on a dollar. Local School Tax, District No. ?2.?Rockoy Grove, I mill on a dollar. Tax payers must can forlhe Tax'on each piece of properly in the townships where it lies 3 L. 11UMEERT, County Treasurer, dec 27 ? 1K73 <f NOTICE. OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR, OnANor.nrsn Couxtt, Orangeburg, S. C, Nov. 1st, 177H. To all whom it may Concern : Pursuant to Title It, chap. 13, Revised Statutes S. C. Section f>K requires : Skc SS. If any person, compan- or cor poration shall commence any business in any County of (hisState after the first'day ol September iu uny year, the cuptial or property employed infriilcdi e.lull not liMre been previously listed for taxation in said County, and shall not within thirty days thereafter make snub report to the Auditor of said. County ;a.s'irt ftqturcd in the fifty sixth rfoction^of this Act, he or they shall forfeit nnd pay iho sum of one hundred dol lars, which shall be collected by civil action in the name of the County Commissioners, and paid into the County Treasury for the exclusive benefit of the County, Aud pro cess in sucl^cusCj may issue, out of the Court of Common Pleas of thb Comity in which such business was commenced, directed lo the proper officer, and be served iu any County of thib State. JAS. Van TASSEL, nov 8?tf Co. Auditor. IB < (SS ^ Shoe Store _?> \ U CO J ^JJ CD JUST OPENED next door to Cornelson's with a stock of Boots and Shoes, Selected from Ihe Manufacturers'expressly to suit HARD TIMES, both as regards QUALITIES and PRICES. To be satisfied that such is tho case, the citizens of Orangeburg and vicinity are re spectfully invited to call and cxamino my Stock, as I hope to be able to show, not only that there is something "New under the Sunr" but also Bcmothing to benefit the un derstanding. Call aud see. V ''TV B." BOYD. nor 8 ? CfflvA / ilfe W BIB" 3?T Jdlfl hi P ? 5,j |,-|.J H O W el o. TOSE & IZLAE m i / i AUGUSTUS FISCHER, Agt. j V t i ' : Iii., ... HAS JTJST RECEIVED \T TTIK ENTEEPIIISE GECLEEY STOUE { A Pull n?prlv of l-RESTI FAMILY '5 ROCK R iES, and is bffettn* 'them ] VERY LOW lor the Cash. A T THE ENTESPEISE SALOON Wili bo fwjnd a full B^oVk pf^HfiOrCK LIQUORS of the best brand-*, an 1 a large supply of the BKS i BITTERS that tiro in hIj. SEtiARS and-TUJJAtlCO of iha best grades. All in need of the above ?ood* will be dealt with right by calliug du T r? Ja I!.!-. ... AUGUSTUS FISCHER, Agt. 1 J. S. ALBE ifivn r ]TNnT. RUSSEIiL-STEET A.\l> !!^ ROAD AVENUE, Has in STORK and AIUUYIXU DAILY a Pino Stock of Goods suitable' for th?? time*, consisting fir 500 LBS. CJ LOKTK ASSORTED I " RAISON?, ALMONDS, NUTS, FIGS, CITRON, iTRRF.NTS APPLES, ORANGES, LEMONS, RANASAS, DATES, &c Also GROCERIES, LOW DOWN. :1n>l union- other things n choice lot of ' f 7. ! 1:> J Ci J.I. A M S. deo -20 1873 HAPPY AND A YEAR! TVe arc Soiling for Christmas Presents 1000 DRESS PATERNS f;f PLATA and KANV.V GOODS from $1.25 per dross upwards. BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKE' ' HO ? 3EY HO -:ivt-v .(. [(j The GREATEST HAUO.-UNS in BFIA WL8 ??or offered in this Town. Every Shawl iu our Stojk will bo sold at a pries no: exceeding GO c lo Ute dollar of the market valuo prior to tho financial oriscs. j ie \is ? I \f you wVt|bf VERYfjtfEST Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes at MODERATE PRICES, call and see, and judge for yourself, if wc do not keep tho ]3l?ST nt thc LOWEST PRICES, of any in Orangeburg. ' C \\\ r\'hi 1 ' '"' ' ' ' '"V1- '? M.i/. ?f>"tii ' It will pay thoso wishing to purchase, to make a Special Visit of Examina tion through our LAR^E and EXTENSIVE STOCK before purchasing, as wo havo a groat many Choico Goods ou Exhibition at very Low Prices. i ?''> jjj trt? i # j TltlX *t 7*1 '??$??: ci\ 7' ? THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER. 1 NJSW ST?BE, Iron-in the Blood MAKES THE WEAK STRONG, ThcTcruvian Sy nip, a Protect* cd Solution of the Protoxide of t Iron, is /so combined as to have the character of an aliment, aa easily digested and assimilated with the blood as the simplest food. It Increases thequantUy of Natu re'a Own Yltal\zlilff Agent, Iron in the blood, arid) cures "a thousand ills,"simply by Toning up,Invigorating anil Vitalizing the System. The en- ' rich cd and vitalized blood per mcates every part of tho body, repairing damages and waste, searching out morbid secre tions, and leaving nothing /df* disease to feed upon. This is the secret of the won derful success of this remedy ith t curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar rhoea , 13 oils, Nervous Affect ions, Chills and Fevers, Humors, Loss of Constitutional Vigor, Diseases of tho Kidneys and Bladder, Female Complaints, and all diseases originating in a bad sUtlc.of the blood, or. ac companlcd by debility or a low state of the system. Being free from Alcohol, In any form,it3 energizing effects are not fol? lowed by corresponding reac tion, but are permanent, i&jfvt* sing strength, vigor, and -neu? life Into all parts of the system? and. building uj> an Iron Con* st Hut ion, ? Thousands have been changett by the use of this remedy, from weak, sickly, suffering crea tures, to strong, healthy, ami happy men and women: anil invalids cannot reasonably lies? Hate to give it, a trial. See that each bottle has PERU* VIAN SYRUP blown in the glass* Pampl?cts Free. t SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Proprietors, lYo. 80 Harrison A v., Jto.tou , i.'v. .. . ST Tj II tJ <C u X BT ? ui..> i.jia^jji, oct 18 iy A Yaluahle Invention^ AX FNTIRELY NEW Sewing Machine! FOIt DOMESTIC USE. OXLY FIVE DOLLARS)., WITH TUE SEW Patent Button ILole Worker. THE MOST SIMPLE AXD COMPACT IN CONSTRUCTION. TI1E MOST DC P ARLE AXD ECONOMI CAL IX USE. A MODEL OF COMEIXED STRENGTH AXD EE ACT Y. Complete in rill it? parts, uses the Straight Eye Pointed Xeedle, Self Threading, direct, upright Positive Motion, Now Tension, Self Feed and ploUj GniJer. Operates by Wheol and on a Table. Light Running, Smooth and noiseless like nil good high priced mnc'iiincs. Has patent chock to prevent tho wheel being turned the.wrong way. Uses the thrend direct from the spbjflj Makes the Elastic Lick Stitch (finest nndstrongcet stitch known:) firm, durable, elos,e and rapid. Will do all kindii of work,' tine and coarse, from Cambric to- heavy Cloth or Leather, aud uses all descriptions, of thread The best mechanical talent In America and Europe, has been devoted to improving and simplifying our Machiues, combining only tlntt which is practicable, and dis pensing w ith all oomplicated surroundings generally found in other machines. Special terms and extra inducements to male und female uponts, storekeepers, &c, who will establish agencies through the country and keep our new'machines (tin ex hibition und sale. County rights given to ttutftl't arm's free. Agent'H complete outfits furnished without any, extra charge Samples of hewing, descriptive circulars comaiuing terms, testimonials, engravings, Sic, s#ht free Address, FROCKS SPAYING MACHINE CO., No. U12'J Broadway, New York, leb b ]y At Private Sale. rpIIE PLANTATION forming a. paH of J_ the Estate of the late Col. Koitt, and known ns the DAR 15Y PLACE. The tract consists of about tiOO acres, one half well Timbcied, the remainder Rich, Bed, Imam Soil, adopted to Crops of all kinds. These arc 4he Finest Lnnds in tho District, and were valued at $UU per acre in I860.. Would be sold for one-hall tha' /ricn now. One fourth cash, the rcmair or in threo iustul ments bearing interest from date, and 80 cured by mortgage of tho same. This is a splendid oiunico for tineryno do siring to seeuro Riclt bunds, fine W^ator Pow er, excellent Cuttle Range, and a Refined Neighborhood. Apply to Mrs. L. M. KEITT, Or J ? KUTf, Esq. jan t. DK. C. R. TA LEWISV1LLE, S. C.,. (ST. MATTHEvTS P. 0.,) junc 5 it ? ????? tbrf oii . ? ? ' ? ? ? .t'.i .?t'/rl^ If you have no Land, go Tiny ns much ns you want on EASk* TERMS at the LAND OFFICE of AVO. R. K>;0\YLT0Nv nov 15 tf tfjK *.o $20 FISIt DAY! Agent?. WANTED I AH classo* of; working people, of either sex, young, or old, make mord monoy at "work fortlsth their? spare momonts, or all the time, than o$,:ajiything, else, rartioulars free. Addross , GJ ST1N80N4*'CO.,