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MASONIC ; Polros Council No. II, R.-. & S.% M-". "Will meet each Thursday at 0 O'clock P. M. from 1st October to 1st April, ami nt 8 ?'elock from lr.t April to 1st October, on tbe following dates, June 2d, July 22, Aug. 19, Sept. ltf, Oct. 21, Nov. IS, and Dec. H>. J. F.JZLAK, T.I. G. W." BnusfSON, Recorder* Erireka Chanter No.13, 'it.*. A/. Will meet during tbe present Masonic year at the usual hours, the followin dates: JU/tryh,10ih, April 7th, May ?lb, June 2nd, August dlh, September 1st, October 27th, Nevembcr 21th, December 20th. J. F. 1ZLAR, M. K, II. P. J. M. IJnuxsox, Sec. 8hibbole.lh Lodge No. 2S, A.*. Vs. M.v "Will meet each Tuesday at 7 o'clock; from 1st Oct. to 1st April and at S o'clock from 1st April to 1st October on tbe follow ing dates, April -I, May 'J, June (?, July Ana. S, Seiit. 5, Oct. .'1, Nov. 7. Dec. ?. JAS. F. IZLAll, W.M. Geo. W. Bkunson, See. may 20 137? 7m. Rebecca Lodge?Meets 8 o'clock every second Wednesday after sale d.iv. A. FISC1IKH, N. C TOWH COUNCIL. This body meets June 8, Sept. 7, Dec. 7. Mayors Court, held whenever occasion requires. SONS OF TEMPERANCE. Orangeburg Division No. 24, meets every Monday evening in the basement of the Presbyterian Church. j j o a jv ETT Miy. Mcrdncy will accept the thanks of this ollicc for a buquetof flowers artistically arranged. Mr. William Willcock continues to keep tin ware, stoves, Arc, of all kinds. See his advertisement. The Grand Division of theS. of T. lilt els here next month. We learn that the delegates to it will lie well taken care of. Mr. W. 11. Pcrroyclear has made ir? a lively party for a fishing excur sion < n the Kdi.-to on Tuesday next. An ficcouf:! of it will appear next week. ji6ir is ii:-""*"*<S' "?I he law provides that. t benumb r of Trial Ju.-ticcs in this County si nil lint exceed /?/?'>? <?. A.-1 :u re are .-i ''I Vl S .holding ci ir.mis-iot.s, cs Tri.il .'?n.-tici s ILr 0i?< ytdiurg County, 11:o ?eis of ?in; ol them must, bo illigai. V, ho i- the man loo much ? "Monday und Tuesday nights will lie yull of interest to ?ra ngeburgialis. Tbc Stete .fp'tic Kxhihitiou will come off at the Fair building on these nights, and promises an abundant1.- of interest ami instruction. Rev. J>r. Bowman, of Charleston, will lie pre sent, by whom every scene will be ex plained to the audience. The following oHiccrw were elected to serve Pclros Council Nt). II II; and 4S. M. on the 10th hist., for the present yen r: J. V. jitlar, T. 1. G. a).; W. II. Giranlcaii, I. 11. T.j Geo. lloliver, I*, O. W.; J. .M. Fanner, Treasurer; Geo. W. liriinson, Kecbrder; .1.11. Living ston. C. C; F. S. Dibble, I!. C.; T. Kolin, Steward; J. A. Zcigler, Tiler. It lakes money to run a newspaper. Promises and long credit will not do it. There is now a large sum due us lor Subscription, ami we need it. II our paper has been worth reading.it is surely worth paying for. We have we hope given value received for what is due us. We, therefore, ear nestly ask of all indebted to us to come forward and settle. No lime is better llisni the present time. rilliEXOLOGICAL? A pen-cockish young gentleman in this p'aco had his head examined during the week. The professor told him he was a man of wonderful pa ts, and knew well how to use them. He -was a mest excellent mathematician, had a taste lor poetry, ami frequently courted the muses. Possessed of im mense dignity of character, people generally regarded him as being haughty, &c. More heads ! THE TAXES A GAIN? Last week wc said that on the 15th inst. tho tax books would be closed; and that the penalties would attach to those who were delinquents. This statement was made upon information received from County Treasurer Liv ingston, who had been so informed by the Comptroller-General; but to-day wc are pleased to announce our abili ty to modify and revise our last week's warning. The timo for the collection of tuxes has been extended uniformly in all ' (lie ??uhties to the 1st of April. This jvjll he gratifying news to those i who were unable to meet the demands of tho tax gatherer previous' to tho 15th lust. Wc would howovcr, seriously adyisc all to pay up by the first of next month, as it may be safely asserted that that will be tho last day of grace. Do not look for another cxtcntion. It will not bo given. Hr. R. THOMPSON^ A notorious criminal, and tho mur derer of Mr.'TTayne^D." Iteid, at Poma ria, on the night of December '21; 1 $10, siillercd the extreme penally of (he law, at Ncwbcrry Court House, on the 10th insi. Ho was a hardened criminal, as the following from the Newbery lit raid will show: "And now follows a history of a life full ol crime, a tithe of which enti led him to the fate which so tardily over took him, and which wc have gather ed from responsible gentlemen, who learned this secret chapter in his ca reer from his own lips, a recital of which he requested should not be made public until after bis death. These fads are as follows, and fust in order are his deeds in house-breaking and robbery: The number of stores broken into and robbed arc sixteen. Three in Anderson, three in Columbia, four in prangeburg, two in Barn well, one ten miles from Augusta, one iu Flori da, and two at l'oiharia?those of Messrs. Hipp and Cannon?exclusive of that in which the late horror was committed. Next follows the horses stolen, twenty or more, viz: nine in Barn well, three in Orangcourg, three in Anderson, two or three in Florida, one or two iii Darlington, and others elsewhere, and with all this, as one suggests ?while wc write, only one banging. He *d.so staled in this confession that he had broken jail twice in con nection with others, was sent to the Penitentiary for ten years, but had been pardoned out by Go\\Scott, and bad two living wives. rill) DRAMA IS U RANG El! 1 IUI? | As will be seen by the advertisement in another ecllimn, the citizens of Oinngeburg willj oh Saturday next; the 2f)ih insi.i have an opportunity of witnessing a first class dramatic per formance, and at the panic time enjoy the i rivi'ego of contributing their mile low ai ds the erection of the hahd ooi.ic monument to be erected in Charleston, on the 2Slh of June, to the nit mory of the bravo defender.? of Fori .Moo h rio. The Washington Dramatic Association, under who.-e auspices tho entertainment will be given, is composed of the very best amateur dramatic talent in Charles ton, ami is tho only organization of the kind in the Stale possessing a com plete outfit ol stage primer ties, cos tumes, etc. Tho cast of the play em braces nine gentlemen and tour In dies who have been faith* fully rehear sing for pome time. The play selec ted is a romantic drama entitled, "The. Seven Clerks or the Miser of Marseilles," and was performed by the Association at the Academy of Music, in Charleston about two months since to an overflowing au dience. A ne'e from the President of the A-social ion, Mr. Moroso of the '/?>? anil Courit r stall', informs us that the company will reach Oraiigebtirg on Saturday morning the 20th ami will give but on" performance. The S, C. K. K. Co, bus kindly consented to pass the members, most of whom arc business men of Charleston, for half fare. It remains for iliu people of Orange burg to turn out in full force ami lend there presence and counte nance to aid in the building of a handsome monument to the memory of their brave fore lathers, who be hind the palmetto logs of Fort tMoul li'ic one hundrcn years ago gained the first victory for American Indepen dence. Tickets of admission can be had at the st* re of Mr. J. A. Hamilton or at Mr. Schilllcy's Photographic Gallery. Price Oiic Dollar. The east of char acters and synopsis of of scenery will j be published in our next issue. I CRLICR RATING ST. PATRICK'S DA V On yesterday morning Dr. Mellen ry, a wandering corn doctor, was brought before Mayor Bolivor by llijah Wash ington, t>ne of our Town Marshals, when the following oeeurcd : Mayor?Well, who have, you got j hero this morning, Mr. Marshal ? I Marshal?This man here-- the corn Doctor. He raised a row in I ho Billiard Saloon; cursed mcand kicked mc on my shin. Mayor?How's that Doctor ? Doctor?Ton my honor I don't know. "When I v>'i(s here before, this Marshal of yours started with nie to a hotel, hut instead of taking mc to Mcroncy's, carried nie to jail, and I suppose I had a little spite at him. That's nil. Here the Marshal commenced to grumble when the Mayor ordered him to silence, saying that he could fix it with the Doctor alter he got through with him. Dot'tory-^fp';sjn-j I?m> done with that Marshal. " I'll h ave no more companionship with JiiiriJ.. He does, not treat his guests hospitably. Mayor?How long do you expect to remain hero Doctor ? Doctor?I will leave here right away if your Honor will permit inc. There is no fuii in falling into the bands of Eijabs, such as you have around here. Mayor?Well, the sentence of the Court is that you pay a line of live dollars', leave the Town or go back to [jail for three days. Doctor?Your Honor, I will leave this Town. Tho accommodations bile red here arc not congenial to my tastes. Yesterday I thought I would be allowed to celebrate St. Patrick's eve, and took a drink or two to help tbe. feeling; but that llijahthere decoyed mo away from ihy friends and this morning I found hiysclf in jail. They seem not to like tbe "green." I will leave, sir, and if ever I should come here again, I shall not manipulate the toos of any but Orangemen. The Doctor left smiling. -o. o- . & [COM M f .XIOAT Kl >. ] Editor A* ics (tint TiiHcs : At a regular meeting of I. 33. IT. and L. Co., held 10th ins*., the follow: ing resolution was adopted : Iiesjolcjil, That our thanks are due and are hereby tendered thcr* ladies who so kindly assisted in the decora tion of our (ruck at the late anniver sary of the 1. Y. A. F. IS. Co. By order of Company. D. II. Wannamak::k, Secretary, CUT THIS OUT, It 3Sf:j.v Kayo Vom* l?fes. There is no per.on living I>ul what sutlers more or less witli Lung Dis-tiise, Coughs, Colds or Consumption,yet some would die hither tlian pay 7") cents for a hoi I to of| medicine Mint would eure them. Dr. A. IJosehee's German Syruji has lately been in troduced in tin's country from Get many, and its woiuleroiis eure- astonishes every one (hat try it. If you doubt what wc say in jo int, out this out and take it to your Druggist, Dr. A C. Dukes, and get a sample bottle for It) cent- and try it, or a regular size for 7"> cents. lice II tf (|>5 TO $20 IP FAS OAY AT ^Jp Home. Samples worth ?1 free. Stinson iVt'o., i'orthtrd, Maine. n otice officio of scirooncommlssiontkk, < htAXtsKliti no Corxtv. Oi.AXOicm iU!, 8. C, March Kith 1870. Notice is hereby given, there will be held at the office of the .School Commissioner on the 27th of Ma ich 1870, Competitive Fxami nations of ail persons who desire to apply for admission as pupils in the 8lat0" Nor mal School, ibis County is entitled to five Scholarships, which inables the pupil to receive ?00 per annnin from tlie* State. TIIOAS lMltl.I.ll'S. County School Coimof Orangeburg County mar 1 1 2t tax. notice. Ol-'FJCE of COUNTY TliKASUlU:? OiiAXOBucno, Corx rv, OhAXOKnVnn, S. C., Feb. 17th 1870. Tbe lime for payment of Taxes has liccn extended to the First of April next, after which time tbe penalty will CKKTAINLV attach, l'ahe notice thereof and govern voursei ves according!*. .1. if I.lVlNOSTpN, Treasurer. Orangeburg County, S. c. ARTHUR II. I>RWIN ?ERMAT0L1G1ST AND PRACTICAL HA1H CUTTER, If you want a good and easy Shave or tin Arti-iic I lair Cut or a delightful Sbainpoo, go to A RTFS UK II. I jK WIN's Hair Culling ltooms, No. Ii Law Hange opposite Con ri House Square; l:.- ' Special attention paid to Children Hair Cutting. Kxtra itooius for Ladies, sept 1 1870 ly THF STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Un am; Kit rut; County 15 v Abb, 15. K.Nowi/rox, lOsofinr, J. V. Whereas, Thomas II. Keller hath made suit to nie, to graul Iii in Letters of Admin istration of tbe F?tate and cflccls <I Wil liam Keller late of said County deceased. These are therefore Incite ami admonish all and singular'the kindred and Creditors of the said William Kcllur, dee'd, that lliey be and appear, before me, in (be Cou'r; of I'rebate, to lie held at Oraiigebiicg, ('. II., on March 20th next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, lo show ?Milse, if any they have, why the said Administration should not be granted. (Siveti under my Hand, this 11th day of March Anno Domini 1870. Aua ii. knowuton, I 1..S I .Indue of Probate, O. C. mar I 1 1870 2t Encourage Home People HOME ENTERPRISE O-EORO-E S. HACKER Cliarl?si?n, S. G. DOORS, SASH & BLINDS . The only 1)0011., SASH and.JJUND Factory owned ami managed hy a Carolin ian in this City. All work guaranteed. Terms (.'ash. Always on hand a Inge Stock ofDOOUS, SASH, "lil.lNDS, MOULDINGS, fturoll and Turned Work of every description; (Mass, White Leads, mid I holders' Hard warc, Dressed Lumber and Flooring delivered in any part ol this State. jnn 22 ly Xotice oi' Dissolution* The limited Partnership entered into on the Thirteenth day of October, A. I). 1875, by Joab W. Moscley, as general Partner and Saraeh E. Tobin, as special Partner, trailing under the firm name of Joab W. Moscley. The certificate whereof is record ed in the office of the Register of Me-ne Conveyance for Orangeburg County afore said in Hook No. 14, pages 45, -152, -153, has been this day dissolved by mulural consent and notice of this dissolution has been duly filed aud recorded in the said oflicc. Orangeburg, S. C, Feb. 18th IS70. .T. W. MOSKLKY, SA? A II K. TO Ii IN, feb 10 3m 5NTISTRY. OPERATIVE ARD MECHANICAL. uy A. M. Snider. L. S. WOLFE & T. J.Calvert. C'vT" Oflicc open at all times. JUST REGEVIED FROM I). LANBRETH & SON E. E. EZEK1EL. jan 1 tf The undersigned, while thank full fo past favors, will conduce the general Stbve, Tin-ware, and House Furnishing business, at the Old Stand. Hepnirinj Hoofing ami Gilttering, done promptly. W.m. WILIXOCK. jSTotice of Dismissal. ESTATE OF FKEpKttiCK W.JON KS. Notice is hereby given that one month from this date 1 will file may final account as Administrator of said Estate and will petition the Probate Court fora final dis charge. March -Ith LS7G. John h. jo?;ks, Administrator, mar 4 -It lu the District Court of the United Slates. DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA. In re .Tatties 0. Iii Chancy, bankrupt. X)UHSUANT to an order of the Hon. I Geo. S. ltryan IJ. S. District Judge, the lien creditors of the 'stud bankrupt are hereby required to prove their claims he fore me, the undersigned Itegislor, on or be fore the 17th day of March next, at niy oflicc at Newberrv, S. ('. CG. JAEYFit, .Register. mar 4 2t the state of south carolina, oua n<; knr k(i cou nty, In tiik. Common Pi.kas. The Stale Ex rolationc Solit?r ] Pull to of the Southern Circuit | perpetuate In re Lost Documents. j Testimony Fx Parte Uehccca A. Glca'.on. Apidicatiun having been made by Rebecca A.tileaton to prove the past existence, loss, anil contents of the last Will ami Testament of Hempsey Corhitt deceased. In accordience loan order runde in the said case, and on motion of Messrs l/.lar ? Dibble, Solicitors for Applicant, it is order ed, that all persons who desire so to do, ap pear and cross examine the evidence pro duced, and introduce evidene*! in reply before me <>n the 22Ird day of March A. l>, 1S7'-'. at my office, Orangeburg, S. C. February 11 Hi 1S7(> GEO. P,OLI\ Fit, Special Itcforee. feb 12 Ot NOTICE. The Subscribers are local Agents for the Security Life Insurance and Annuity Comp any of New York, and fiirH Lire Insurance Companies; and will lie pleased to recive from their friends, and all others, applica tions for insurance of either kind. The Security Life is well known ns one of the most reliable Companies in tue United State.', and the Fire Companies they represent are believed by them to he emi nently safe and trustworthy. 1IUTS0N (V IICVSON, Local Agents. dec 20 ihn T. KOHN & BROTHER Arc iif receipt of nil kinds of Goods for the Season. Just received 100 pieces of Prints of the Latest Styles, selling Cheap. Also just iu Bleached and Brown Domestics CHEAPER than they have been for the past TWENTY YEARS I On hand a Large Stock of Which have been just receivhd from the Factories direct, and mr.na factured Expressly to our Order, the Examination of which is Solicited* We are closing out the "ballance of Winter Goods at almost any Price in order to cl ose them out "b:fore we 'will "be CROWDED with our SUMMER GOODS. We would advise those in Search of BAEGEINS to call on us for the next two weeks. The Latest approved Patcrns of PISTOLS Of all Calibres, alwuys on hand CHEAP. eis cum k Mill goods Of the Late: t Styles and at tho Lowost and Fixed Prices. ft//?' In conclusion, would say come and stay all day, and if It looks libo rain bring your umbrella, we will take care of it for you. i ou nd oily bring a small amount of money, as a very little will huy enough goods at the prices \vc arc selling them, to last you a whole year. ? If you stay away ycu will miss it. . j Fheodore Kohn &, Brother,