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LOCAL. , Monday will bo salosday. Business in tho Burg during the < holidays was right lively. This wns tho hottest Christmas wo oter felt. Almost like Bummer. Mr. J. W. Moseley continues to keep a large supjdy of dry goods and groceries on hand. . .Mr. J. v. Pme is having conBidera blo improvements added to his fine residence on .Hu^ol atroet. ?' * ' "Wesley Washington escnped jail sorao days ago and has not been cap tured yet. The residence of Mr. J. W. Patrick does credit to his tasto. It is indeed a beautiful edifice. Wallace Cannon has tho fastest pacer in .tho county. Ho can air himself now. Tho press all through the country are still harping upon tho late elec tions for J ndges. "What has become of the bill to make Trial Justices elective? The system is a dear ono us it stands now. The "mutual friend,'' Moullon, has sued Bcccher for fifty thousand dol lars damages for slander. Mat AI brecht has opened ngain Give him a call. His cigars aro neplua ultra. The bfidgo across the river near Orangeourg has not been repaired yet. We have had the promise of it long euough. Why aro pull-back dresses just the thiug for skating ? Bccausa if tho wearer should .skate into a bole, sho would be pulled-back of course. ? . ?i-niirt- ? - ? -m?iiii ? -- Mayor Boliver bad several offend ers up before him on Tuesday morning lust for disorderly conduct, lie ,'ient tlieni uj) for a few days. ? - - Hon. S. L. Duncan waa in Orahgc kuirgon Monday lust, and appeared to be in the enjoyment of the best of health. It is a dangerous thing to write love-letters for ypuhg tuon. If thoy fail to be sueve.s>ful, ihey will have no use for yytt forever tjiereuftor. L. C. ftcfchrdp; stems to be one of ihc most- ajCceplTibje Judges elected. Ho is a good, muh, and has a thor oughly honest rocord. Hon. S. 1j. Duncan lost bis pocket book in Columbia on Tuesday last, containing money and his pa)' certifi cate. - ?WBg, * * - .111 i ii Tho trees in the Court House Square arc btidding. What's the )ualter iu Rogue's Row? Aro tilings getting*, \wirni >>v*r Micro ? ., Hon. T. 0. Andrews, and bis inter esting fa.nily,3&rived froi^ Greenville on Wednesday last,, where thoy had been cWjoying a holiday visit. The' fine residence'of Mr. G?b. S. Bhirer^ifcn^arly cdla^loLod,. : It prer sen ts'sTatatoly "appearance, and adds considerably to the bounty of that lo cality. ^^vi Messrs. Briggmann & Crook were buBy during Christmas. Their affa ble and intelligent coadjutor, Mr. Thanh, ^permitted not one of their customers to go away dissatisfied. The people are. indebted to Judge Andrews- 'for ? lower taxation then they would have had provided the original supply bill had passed. Judge Andrews had the taxes lowered 1 Kiill iiii this County. Good. Physicians recommend Dr. liuii'.* Cough Syrup wlion all other medi cines fail, as a certain cure for Bron chitis, Sore Throat, and Coughs or Colds of long standing. For sale by all Druggists!. . SEA UTIFUL? A beautiful young lady gent a beautiful boquet, on a beautiful day during the week, by-a beautiful little servant, to a beautiful little bloom in the Auditor'/, office. Next. Judges Reed and Bhaw filed with Gov. Chamberlain, on Monday, Ca veats against tho issuing of commis sions to HVhippcr and Moses, who claim to have been olected in their places. A merchant who holds forth on a corner in conversation with us the other day, said : "Bomo peoplo say that I'm stingy. I am not. I treated several of 'my friends to good brandy on Christmas,-' lo which thi?j deponent made no reply. ssesseasa T. KOHU & BRO.? |j &r. Theodore Kohn, of this firm, loft for'Charleston on Thursday night lost, and will, in a few days, havo his storo thoroughly repletiialiod With now goods. Call in at Kohn's.< Mr. Arthur Lowin is just tho bar ber for thoso who liko to bo done up in real tonsorial ,stylot Quick, uoat and tasty, ho deserves the patronage of tho people. Oppoajto C,purt H^yso ?quar?.' " FIRE? . On Sunday 'night faWtKoiorn and fodder house of a Mr. .Gray, in the] Fork, was c?hsum?/d!",by^flro/ ^f?e work was that of an incendiary, and left Mr. Gray without a blade of fod der or an ear of corn. T?fa tender our thanks to Mr. E. ?, j Webster for a box of beautiful ttQto paper and envelopes. Mr. W. has opened a well utockod stationery es tablishment in tho poalollloo building, and is offering rare inducements iu that lino. No wouder we have bad bard times this year. If there id any truth in the saying that Friday is ti bad day of our troubles, dnriii' for luckj all 1875, arc ox; 4..ai ^ Llio year camo in went out on Friday, to it. ted in tho facL that on Fridny-,-und And bad luck Mr. K. Des. liacot, agent of the A. L. R Co., is in Town, prepared to put up lightucning rods in a cheap land substantial manner,' for a very few dollars. IIo is a thorough gentle man and we cheerfully recommend him to tho public. A bacchaualian rcvell er entered that host of all saioouy oil Christmas eve night and said i Louts?(hie)?I (hie) tell mo (hie)?I under (hie) where the. moon ia now ? (hiccough-h h-h). I fay?8ce here Louis,'(hic) I ?tho future is n periods matter? Anu to?air Gud'ii vakc?hock and noda wuter! Nobody had the head ache on Sun day morning last. This ia essentially a town where the cause of tcmperauce llotirishcth liko a green bay tree, aud where thoso who deal out liquid poi son to their fellow men, find haul to get along. Of course we arc not speaking ironically. -ad ap 77//? 7V5.V"/;.'v County Treasurer" Livingston v.ertises in another column hi t poiutihcnts for the collection of faxes. We are requested to sl'ntii tjia^i It'Nvity'' be to the advantage of thelta^, payers to pay up promptly,- as penalties will be promptly imposed upon delin quents. The Attorney-General will accept our thanks for a copy of his annual report to the General Assembly. It gives a complete history of all^ the eases eu?Hged.x:i; 4by 'that fultji cer for tlw?yedr,and shows conclusive ly, .that lnsu i8<one of ,thc most r[abo nous offices in.tho State. Tf""*'Ji "riousoffices in.tho State. And yet he is but Scantily paid, for his work. ????law The Court House is moving along as rapidly ,as could, bo expectcdi When finished, Orangeburg will have a teniplo of justice which for beauty of] architecture, will compare favorably with any ia the State. It will be a lasting monument to tho devotion which John 11. Livingston bears for his county, for he has been, and: is, particular in having no ha?fy work put upon the building Tho State, County and local school taxes in this county are as follows : Amelia, 18?; Caw Caw, 18'}; Cow Castle, 18; Ed feto, 174; Elizabeth, 20; CJoodby's, 17$; Goodland, 17; Hebron, 17; Liberty, 17 Lyons, 10; New Hope, ?181: Middle, 18A; Oiangehurg, 10; Pino Grove, 20; Poplar, 20; I'rovi dcuco, 19; Hockey Grove, 17; Union, 174; Vanccs, 19; Willow, 20; Zion, 19. ' Tlio didoes cut up by our local bands during Christmas wero enough to make tho silent man of tho White House laugh consummcdly. Qreok seemed to be the leader of one 6t I hem, and enjoyed tho business hugely. Wo a?ked him what ho meant by parnding tho streets in such n manner. Ho replied in thnt broad style peculiar to himself. ''I'm preparing to show at do ccutonuai.^, Mr. J. Wallace Cannon will accept our thanks for favors bIiowii during tho holidays. Wallaco is ouo among tho few who did not forget tho printer in tho oxcitement and hurley-burjoy of the occasion. To 'auticipato tho wants of his numerous customers, ho has already ordered a large stock for the. Now Year. Let our readers gov you visit Low?, drivq, straight iato (?tonnon's wago^y|rS, Au^|^pi|w^lj hit the nail squarely on tho head,' ; ' It is always a pleasant task for a jouualist to say good things of others, ospeeially is it so in these days when thero nro so few men deserving of praiso. Mr. T. O. Dawson, the ac commodating Railroad agent at this p ^gjfcffit a^onjlleoin^i^ in the right. placojVland1,'wberef'the. p sopleo Jbfu*tbi8^Totai iwouI&ti&vtfJtoo r< main forever, if ho could lost that lopg. We^hear.Jiis marja^cmout of iot spoken o*nT ftlJ-si'desm-tlib o^r depot ^ost flattering terms. Long may he yo vtky THE VARIETY TROUPE This talented local troupo < gavb anjother performance on Thursday night last to a large and appreciative audience. The programme was full an'd interesting from beginning to end, aud will bear repeating any where. The opening chorus by the whole troupo, was most excellent, as. was also the character song (original) by Mr. Teaguc. "Cousin Joe" by Messrs. Webb Bull, Tcaguo and P G Cannon, made tho house roar with laughter, whilo the stump speech, which 1? II Bozard delivered, made 'him wake up fatuous on Friday morn ing. The cingleclog dance, by Mr L S Wolle, was excellent. Uncle Georgo, byiMessrs Bull and Teaguc; stump speech, by Jas Hamilton; nitro glyce-. Hue, by T L Wannamakor, W S Tongue and W P Bull; banjo solo by L S Wolle"; 'Ueno' kerrcot,' by ; Bull, Hamilton, Wannumakcr, Bozard and McCants; the mil?uer shop, by Bull, Whnnamaker and Cannon; tho black statue and the walk around, by the Club, arc worlhv of an audience in a c^ty. Tho performance was a com plete success, and s*poke well for the native talent of Orangeburg. . Wo learn that the troupe contemplate per forming at Black villc shortly. If they do, a grand treat is in store for that place. TITE WEATHER? ? Wc have been asked on all sides "What are wo coming Co ? What does this kiud ot weather mean? Why is it that we have rcses here iii Decem ber ?" riavi?g n ?imposition to bo accom modating, especially when that- ac commodation lends to the ''ortligliteh' tnent ol' our readers wc made it our J^}?iricis to examine the clerk of the \ts?i\ ther oir^Thtired/ay .laE'lVand" Gn'dV ing him in a. book-office, elicited from hint the following information < j Reporter?Mr. Clerk, I believe you know a little of everything, and I nm told it is your special province to di rect or control the lemperaturo of tho atmosphere. I desire to know what doei the present exceedingly warm spell mean ?' Clerk?Well, sir, seveial ?causes conspired to lead tb^th,? roiujVrk|tbJdj| weather in the season. First, Fischer desires to soil off his heavy stock of j lager?which he can't do so well whop it's $old?and, secondly, thero is a do-1 prcssion in the marketable valuo'of ] county paper. Reporter?But, Mr. Clerk, I don't enro' for Fischer's lager?nor have I any'county paper. My business is of | tho weather. Clerk?Well, yes, the weather, that's it. You see there is only on3 mill levied; there won't be much money for offices to dress with and thin apparels are cheaper than heavy onc.t. And county paper has gone dov?h, down, down, down to? Reporter?Hold, Mr. Clerk. I see that your mind is preoccupied, aud I shall bid you good mo.'ning. As wc were leaving, wc heard the well mannered clerk mutter something about c< unly paper, atmospheric phoriomenons,impudent reporters, low taxation, &<i. Indcpendnt of the opinion of tho clerk, we venture to say that if it does not .turn col(f, it will continue warm.' L U Til ERA N S UND A Y SCHOOL? i Ono of ithoimoBt pleasing incidents of thcjiolfdayB was the celebration of the .Lutheran Sunday School on Christmas afternoon. By special in vitation wc were present, and acknowl edge most frankly that we wero hearti ly delighted with what wc saw. Tho school is in a flourishing con dition, and was organized something over two years ago. Since May it has been under tho superintendency of Mr. John Ogren, who, throwing his wholo heart into tho work, has made tho Lutheran Sunday School not only a success, but something that tho church should be proud of. Tho oxcrciscs commenced about 4 Mock in the afternoon with n few pertinent remarks from Supennton dciijt Ogron, .after winch tho hymn "Hark uio Herald Angela" was sung by tho children in swoot sympathetic tones. Prayer followed, which was succeeded by the singing of the hymn "Around tho Throne of God in H?av en." . Superintendent Ogrcn then mride a most excellent address to the children of l/is scttfc-l.' } His' woVds/Syer?'toM^ doubt will remain indelibly impressed.j upon the memories of those who heard m-r > A Christmas song, which was joined in by all, was eloquent and apropos fo tHtfoeca'sion. Tho dialogue of Masters Charley Albright and John OgrelT was -inte resting and showed tho 'prbgve>3 of their young minds. Tho hymn, "Beautiful Mansion," was roudered in acccptnbla style, as was also the poetry recited by Masters Neuficr and Briggmniin. . Mr. J. H. W?hlers, who was,chosen to deliver an address to Clio children, and their parents, acquitted himself. Tho closing hyrnn, "Lord Dismiss us "with Thy blessing," was full of pathos and solemnity. The celebration having closed, the children! were invited to the Christmas tree in tho school house near by, where Mr. Bolivcr addressed them in a pleasing and instructive manner. Upon tho whole, the affair was ex ceedingly plcaBant, and will long be remembered by tho young and old who witnessed it. CUT THIS OUT, It May Save Your Ufc.. There in no person living hut what sh flora more or tors with Lung Disease, Coughs, Colds or Consumption, yet Rome would die ratlicr than pay 75 cent? for n bottle of mcdicino .thut would euro them. Dr. AI HoBche'cV German Syrup has lately brail in troduced in Huh country from Gcimnny. and its wonderous cures astonishes every one that try it. If you doubt what we say in print, cut thin out and take it to your Druggist, Dr. A O. Dukes, and get n sample bottle for 10 cents and try it, or a regular size for 75 cents. dec 11 ~- tf NOTICE A l persons who !"ft Watches with 1. P. Thompson for repairs, arc here by noticed to call tor, and prove their property, and pay for repairing; by the 1st day of January, LST?j'j alter which they will behold at pub. He sale according to law.'', ,.' . , i, V?r ?l? 4*,( - .tirA. jFJfiQI-Mip.-,>1 ilec 18 ?> At 3i;:i ff's Sales. By virtue of Sundry Executions to me dir ected, 1 will sell to the highest bidder, at Orangeburg C. II., on the First Mon day in January next, for Cash, all the Right Title and interest of tbc Defend ant* in tho following property, vis: ${l that tract of. land. ih'. Orrtngohurg countv, con hung 113 acres; more or less, bounded N \jv David B Bookhart. E by liouieatuadrt of ft.C trick,, Siand S and W by .J^droftSiM.K^mmVliiJr'Levied on as the ?ropcrty of R C Irick, at the suit of Joseph 'crencr. ., ALSO" . Ail that plantation or tract of land In said ;county, containing 440 acres, more or Ices,-' and'- bounded N by laud of Jl[ Wal lucc, E by land of Est, E M Bookhart, 3 by lands of 8 W and J.W Bookhart and. W 1>7 land of W J Bookkart Ehi,, R Mag-! rill ai>d D II Rush. ALso 1 monae col'd mule, ono Bla~k mule and 1 wuggon, Levied on as the property of Henry Rush, dee'd at the suit of Simpson Bobo. ALSO Two Billiard Tabblea and fixturesand Two suspension lamps, levied oil a:- the property of DnMars & WolfeJ at the suit of C C Puffer, aa Assignee. E; I. CAIN, S. 0. c. She-ill's OQicfa, Oiangeburg, C. II., De 11th 1S75. dec 18 3t H0TICE OF DISMISSAL. j One month from dato I will file my final ncen ait a-; Administrator of the Estate of Abrcim L. Crook; and ask for leiten? of dis missal train said Adihinistrution. Dated ?rangebiirg 8. C, December 11th I27f>. D. W. CROOK, Administrator, doc 11 4t Real Estate for Sale. All that Plantation, in the County of Orangehurg on (Joodland Swamp, contain ing 130 ?eres, more or Jess, anu Known 4s "Phillips' Mill," hounded by lands of B A Yon and Ariel Able.-, and the Run of flood land Bwairip; together with J interest in the Mill Pond, and a Mill and Gin} dwelling, outbuildings, will he sold at public out cry tin the twelfth day .of January, 1s7? at the dwelling house on the said Plantation. Terms?One fourth Cash, balance on a credit t>f one and two year.', with iniercdi from day of sale at rule of H per cent per an num until paid, purchaser tn give bond and mortgage fur credit portion, and to pay for papers and recording, Tho land will bo sold a* n wholu, or in parcels, to sub pur chases. By direction of the parties owning said land who aro-jlll of age and will unite in conveying to tho pin chosurs. For further particulars cttquiro of, or address, W F PHILLIPS, OriingeVurg, 1?. O., S. C. or J w Phillips, 7-:;:??. p. o.; fj. c. SHERIFFS SALES. By virtue' of Sundry Warrants on Crop J Liens, to mo directed, I will soil for Cash, attlio various places hereinafter mentioned, the 4th day of January next, the following property, via: i At die Plantation cf J (I Wnnnamaker, nbout 50 bushels of Corn, about 1000 II?of I Fodder and nbout 35 biiHhels of Cotton Seed, seized on as tho Crop of Winter Fiolds, nndcr Lion to J G Wdpnnmaker. ; At thj BWtatioh\o\l\ M$Can}o.n\ ?hout IT) Bushels oT ('?rn, about 800 lbs of Fod der and about 25 Bushels of Cotton Seed, stized on as the Crop of Billy Euuw, on 'liento W II Hennon. 1 ALSO . At same place, oboui ?0 Buahelo c/core,, bout 600 lbs of Bee^'cotto? and>b4tii 0Q0 lpa of Fodder, isoizcdorVaB tho crop o f Isaac Esaw, on Lien to W II Hennon. j ALBO At Batnc place, about 12 bushels of corn 200 lbs of fodder and about 75 bushel of I cotton seed, seiaed on si the crop of Peter | Esaw, on lien to W H Hennon. ALBO At the Plantation of Mrs. Klizbeth Irick, abbat 100 bunhelB of corn, 100 lb* of fodder, about 175 bushels cotton seed and about 100 lint cotton, seized on as the crop of ] William Esaw, on lieu to W 11 Hennon AI?O At snmo place, nbout 20bushels of corn and about 4U0 lbs of fodder, seized on as the crop of John Robinson, on lien to W H Hennon: also At plantation of George D Sellers, about 000 I'm of seed cotton, about 25 bushels oi corn and about 900 lbs of fodder, seised on as, the crop of Daniel Williams, on lien to J & (J Sellers. also At plantation of Abrarn Crook, about 450 1 bs of fodder, about 40 bushels of cotton seed, about 0 bushels of corn and about 100 lid of seed cotton, qeizGd on as the crop of I 1'otcr Guinvard, on lien to J R Wanna-1 maker. also At plantation of Eat. 0 M Dantzlcr. nbout ISOO lbs seed cotton, abouHOO Uw;lintr^>t. tori, about 200 bushels cotton seed, nbout 5| bushels of corn and nbout 500 Iba of fqd , seized on as ihi> crop of Isaac Elmore, lien to W Waller Smith, also fit plantation of Vandy Gotsan, about 1 o of cotton, about 40 bushels cottln seed, about 1000 lbs fodder and about 100 bushels corn, seiard en the crop of Vandy Gol eon, on lien to David Palmer. also At tho plantation of Austin Livingston, about 45 bushel? corn, about 800 lbs fodder, a lot of peavines and a lot of cotton seed, seized on as the crop ofUcngamin ana Quebec Washington, on lien to Austin Livingston. ?ALSO At the plantation of Arnold Corbito, abont :i0 bushels com, about 1200 lbs of | fodder, a lot of shuak and a lot of cotton seed, Feized on as the crop of Ben Moses, on lien to Morgan S Oloaton. a i.so At the plantation of Wm. West, about 1 bale cotton, ;>.')U 11m seed cotton. 2 stacks of fotl|!<jr, ? .about 20 buuhels com, abou^l? huijlintji r-ottnn prod and a lot of pe tvines, s iied <?;> n< the erojt of Wm. and Rebecca Wei:, bit Meti to II W Cooper. \ j i "S*. At the plantation of N E W SMrunk, ab<iut"400' Ibt- lint" coffOn'Wrt^'nFoul'lO* bu-hels reo?Ion need, seized on.a*Lihc crop of 'Wil'liara Prulsoricr, on lien'l? N E W Sis trunk. Or^ngoburg C. II., \ -E. I. CATN, : ?herin sOulco, / 8.0. C ..4}ec. 18lh 1S75 def on Notice of Dismissal Notice is hereby given that I shall one month from date filo my final account with the Honorable1 Judge of Probate for Orange burg County S. C. as Administrator of tho Estiteof J. M. Garriok, and ask for Letters of Dismissal. December 25th 1875. D. B. GARBICK, dec 25?4t Administrator. Notice of Dismissal Notice is hereby given that I shall ono month from date hie my final account with the Honorable Judge of Probate for Orange burg County, S. C.,as Administrator of the Etuato of Wm. C. Melts, and ask for Letters of Dismissal. December 26th 1875. ELEANOR METT8, Administrator, dec 25 4t Notice of Dismissal. Notice 1b hereby given that I shall ono month from date file- my final account with the Honorable Judge of Probat? for Orange burg County, on the 11th day of January. A. 1>. 1876, and ask for letters of Dismissal as Executor, of the Estato of Richard Magrill deceased. December 11th 1875. JAMES a. DAXTZLER, Qualified Executor. d. 11 4t Sheriff's Sales. >friE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. ORANGEBURG COUNTY, IN PllOBATE COUBT, Petition for Partition. Joel J. J looker, Caroline Bs Marthcr M. R. Avingcr, wife of If, J. Avingcr," Alice \. Gardner, wife of E. E. Gardner and Jacob Biicy, Defendants. By virtue of an order of the Probat? jC?urt/\ I wl" House,' on next, .all that- . situate and being In tho County and 6tat9 aforesaid containing Eight hundred Acre* more or leas, and bounded by lands of Henry Funderburgh, Blsnyr.4C. Ulmcr, J. P. Ott, and J. B. RUey?bfjfflt the plant?, tion or twt of JJahd olftBJch Furinao Hooker died poized. ? J fjff I Tcrms-rrOno half rfwithjiha prltHeceof paying all cash J TOO balance "on a credit o? twelve months. Purchaser to give hon4 be?rinrv interest frori tiny of sole, by a Mortgage of tho premises, purchaser to pay,for'papcra and Recording. Sheriff's OlKcc, ) Ornngebuig C. if., \ E. I. CAIN, THE STATE OF S^UTI^ CAROLINA. ORANGfeBUE?- 'COUNTY, . Is the Common Fia*s. Edward Xv VV ) * U Garuian, >? John C. Edwardsj ' " "I JudgmenT^^^ Cecil 8. Edward*;.'" "jjr V Foreclosure, and other?.' t g J By - virtue of the Jtrdgm ent herein, I will sell, to tho highest bidder, at Oranseburg C- IL, on ;thei?^(Wojio!ay.iinWaafiirf next, during the following tracts I1*1? during the ^Jih^Jr^Bjjfj&J? tract of land containing abamV443 ncrco, os Four Hole Swjimp, and BooSded by lands now' or formerly, of MetyjyJRtuh, Tho*. Dantzler, Robert Johnson, arid.Dr, B> W. Bates. The same to be' soldsftii parcel*, Plata of which will be ^xh&ia&aisSSjf of sale. Terms?One thirdr cash;>l?h?i$tr}cn o credit of one and two yeaW, ^xfrcnascr giving Bond to secure the credit portion and a Mortgage of the premises antf to pay. _ for papers and' Recording. iH\ Orangcbdrg'C: H., 1 '' ; ? ':' ? > W SberifP? Olllce, j E.I. CAIN; 1 ^<T Dec 13th, 1875. ) . ru/Mkftio?4 > jg^? ? ? ? ? "> *,$,nV? ?no Tract of Land containing more or less, in the County of Orsngtbnrg. Bounded on N. W., by lands of P. A "Williams, on W., by lands cfDjj. Dantcler, on South by lands of Owen Bhdller, E., by lands, of->???i Taylor, and on .North lands of 11. H.innUtcr. Tlio same claj I treated for at private tjale until fjrsi M day in January neiti s3f 'V?^WldS prior to that lime "will be sold at.pul auction on that day! ' For term?applj ? a - W J. DETREV1LLIS, : dec A 5t \? Attorney at Law* By virtuo of ? certaifTllbrtgfcsVl sell at. the Plantation pf James Zslglex, t* Tue.-Bay the 4th ' day of January neat, fesr Cash Three Head of Cattle, as theprspcrtp of Moses Jones, under Mortgaged Jtaua Zeigler. .. , ?:. Kfuil iio AU90 - : f low \ IrfaVi By virtue of a certain MorUfag&f fciU' sell at Orangeborg, C. H., on fio?oTiyiJia - .: 3rd day of Jarfu aiy'a'e* t, for! CutyCto9S&4&? Horse,- as the' pVop'ertip - of Jao?bBrVftnr' H under Mortgage to'W. H.? Henncmi -i - '.-aI AXJSO sell at Orangebarg C. IL, on Monday thf> . 3rd 'day - of* January -*e*fr &24jai>, Oof> Iron Gray Horse, aUo at the Plantation ?f Geo. Sellers, ob thcTueWy the 4th day ?f January, One Milch Cow a*dCal& e? ?b* property of Daniel yTUllaaM. ante Mmi tgago to J. A O. Belle?. ^37^T"l)3X December 18th 18/5. K-1. CAIN, dec 18 VUfT-iM - - v runii Mm N. R0B30N, ? ik i t e-sil o J fiBWih BAY, COMMISSION MERCHANT AND DEALERS IN ^JfflKr?SHI^ A tho Gugnc deemed it advisable to introduce Fertilitcra under my own name aVid guarantSe*' ZPhaVD' mnilo arrangomenta to bavo'!prepared) itt^i; highest standard. It containp, amonge-lbis^; I' valuable Ingredients, three per ccnl. of- Atsiiv/:; inonia. one and a half per cent, of Potaah, and font teem per. cent, of A valablo Phos? phato. I also have, prepared..toS~JS9&. COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATEoftfii highest standard. These FcrtUisera [M*-, compounded of the ,p?r6st oateibjlfi are manipulated and tested under too MM pervicion of Dr. St., j* Ravcne!, ef *W? whose namegivcs.a wa^nt.for, ihelr i character and adaption for our ?oll. .1 o't these Fertilizers to Planten on thd foil* ing favorablo terms : ROBSON'S COTTON AND CORN FEB. TILlSSEBsf Cash $-11 per ton; on time, $? ROBSON'S COMPOUND ACID PHOS PHATE, Cash, $28 per ton; on time, $38. Planters ordering l&imediately wiii cm mi* lowed to the first of April to decide whlc?? they prefer, cash or time. An order fwr ? ear ioad of eight iona ?wiit bo mtxti mam dray age; but for a loBB amount $1 per ton will be charged. On orders for Urge lota from Grangers or dealers, a liberal dicc?an? will be allowed. I tako this occasion to return Bay tbsnis to those who have so largely patronized tho Fertilizers hitherto offered , by rne, and in soliciting their favorablo attention to anoth* er, I pledge my beat efforts (o merit a con tin* umue of contidenoe by keeping the highes* standard of Fertilizers adapted to cotton and corn. nov 27 Sn.