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LOCAL See notice of dismissal in to-diiy's issue. Wo call attention to the saloby G. "W. Baxter, Deputy in this issue. Kortjohn's auction house had a red ban ner Btretched across the street on Thursday. Our readers will excuse the usual variety of newn and local matter. The reports of Hampton's day and the Kadioal Convention fill our space. A colored hoy, waiter at Mnroney's Hotel, while playing with a pistol on la>t Thurs day, was painfully sh"t in the hand and knee. A colored man's wagon was run into by a passing vehicle near Doyle's corner on Thursday evening to the serious damage of | the wagen and disgust of the darkey. -i-IT?- ?? ? " ? Every store in town was closed on Thurs day and the day given over to political en joyment. In the large majority of eases they remained closed during the entire day. Dr. Holman's Liver I'ads, Absorption Rait ami Body Piasters, for sale by J. < Wannnmakcr, at same price as ?1 Dr. II man's Branch office in ChajMeston. We have heard hut one opinion expessed about Gen. Izlar's speech on I lampions day, that it was the best delivered on that Occasion. "Honor to whom honor is due." A colt belonging to Mr- l\ <'. Andrews became entangled in a swing <>n last Thurs day night and broke its neck. Theswing Was erected for the convenience and amuse ment of his children in the yard. One of the Managers of FJeoliou from each Precinct, and the Demo cratic Supen isors of Election are notified to meet the Commissioners of Election at Orangeburg on Saturday next, ('2nd November) for the pur pose of Qualifying and deceiving the 13oxcs and their Commissions AVj. F. M. Wannamakku, E. I.Cain. "\V. J. Di;Tn KVti.iiR, Commissioner of Election. October 2?th L?78i Mr. 1'. W. Bull is a Democrat of the true stamp and makes every thing ahotit him wear the same symbols. We notice Ids two colored porters in red shirts on il nikeys dressed with red on head, mane an I tail ? "\Vc were pleased to meet Mr. Ludet to of the Columbia /iVi/t tit' on Hampton's day. Thoreisa fellow-feeling between newspaper men which we recMgnized and appreciated Through him we iirect the /.'?' ? . WeJWere sorry to learn Mr. M. J. Jenkins, of ?:t. Mr.titM ws. was p infiiily in jured by bchiv i it over by Mr. I.ighilbol's carriage on I; t iimrs:d.iy. NVe trust he will soon bit again and rem' tidier the inci dent as an ae sideitl of a glorious day. Daniel Brawn, a life-long colored Beino - crxl, ?drrb?-f.-rra i frVr?tigeb"rtrg Th'iiear the speaking mi Hampton's day, had hi houAV burned to the ground by some Kadi cnl opposi-rs, Hrowii h.-t everything. Let article 5,520 be applied Mr. Northrop. ?a? l-f> . ? . jj?g>?mm - Pee C'apt. John A. Hamilton's advertise ment of the Weed family Favorite Sewing Machine. We lave son seventl of these machines and know families who have used them for years with entire satisfaction in every case. It is a No. I machine. We would direct the attention of man agers of election t" the notice in this issue from the Commissioners of election. Don't neglect this duty?qualify and he ready on the 5th of November for a fair election, an honest count and a glorious victory for the Democracy. Wo noticed Moses Brown, the barberi swinging clear as a Democrat. With a red shirt and a red Hag before his shop, indicating the jtolitical -??;lus of the , loprio t?r may he live long to shave the <'range burg Democracy and to lead \i',< ? >iored friends by precept and ? xanqde in the n iv they should go. When Charles IL, the "Mern Monarch" of England, was stricken with hi- last di case, 1.is physicians administered a sab, dis tilled Irom dead men'.- skulls. In our age educated physician use Dr. Darter's fami ly Medicines. Dowie it Moise, wholesale Agents, Char leston, S. Mr. \V. II. Fisher, Deceiver of the S. C. R.R., seems to ho running the road to the advantage of both company and people and of course increased accommodations necessi tate increased labor on lite part of officials of tho company. Mr. T. ' K Dawson, it charge of a flairs at out I'epot, seems to have imbibed the spirit bfthc new manage ment and is running everything smoothly and satisfactory to all concerned. Possess ing the qualifications of kindness, polite ness and punctuality ho makes inefficient agent. In the paitial notice of the Hull's mill meeting we left out. for the want of the proper the name.-of Mr J. It. O'Neal IJolloway and Capt. M. J. Killer. Tin former made the opening address which wa pregnant with sound Democratic doctrim and practical as wi ll as plain talk for tin colored people; the latter, as one of tin nominees for the Legislature made one of bis usual pleinbnl sensible speeches, forcihh and to tin- point. Capt. Keller has been work ing manfully in the campaign for his ticke nnd deserves well at the hands of Orange burg Democracy. On Monday, G. H. Clark, who forged school certificates against Godfrey Murph and Frank Mitchel, presented himself as a delegate from Elliott's precinct to the Kadi* Cal Convention. Secretary Wehster did nut wish to call his name as a member but tried to smuggle him in any how and succeeded. Haw Oysters, fresh from Bull's Iky, at \ an Tassel's. A party of Middle Ten Democrats attend cd a secret meeting of Radicals a few nights ago fur tlie purpose of dividing time with them. Not relishing the intrusion the Bads threaten to eject by force even after permission had been granted to enter, but Democratic ?punt: was ioii inii.-h for Itadi Cal bhisMci and livid die ion. Soil will be uvi-rv time tin' two arc brought in contact. Hurrah lor Middle I'en ! A lV\v Democratic ?<-nllciiicn while walk ing to the Depot on Baui| >n's Diy.over heard .1 hi.in say in ii nmwd of other p.-,-.r i-f n, "jt,t| ni!| noon hear the erifS mid 11..t. It c.r ihi Peat net .nt.s, mid whm ill?tday i a?i!w, I'm iln i> ." referring it <? as thought to a general massacre. Hut his us it mi; such expression* ought hot to he lob riled and Ihe insin whh uses i llii in shoit'd ' . ? ui riiarily d< iill with* Fib idijwnl S. <".. M-iy ls7-ri. Dr. Harter, I?cai ?' ? :?: I .iW-l vom !;?.;. rbliic to it ionrnilcrable exten! ii. i praet ice Usi Kall, and was r.y'ii pleased with itsofloets. l! pi ?diices i. iiv .?atisf.,cl?n"y results in my hiuat- lliau .-:i. pi ? ; .1 at ioii of Iwirk and iron i have cv'.'i i,-e?i. >. <;. m.i v. >t. p. Dowie ,v. MossJ wholesale Agents, Charleston, S. C. Take sonic on tile iudf-shullV Go to V;Ui Ta-elV-. The following report fru.ii the dilicrcut ltadic.il pr.viiiets shows which way the vv hid blow ?: l1 i Tues i iv nbjht at Bsulci'liti a cations of about two'sty aiel and selected live delegates. On Saturday following these same Ii? ? \v< : ? i'ei '?! by a minority vote out ol ii meeting of liliy members The Bohinson faction also elected live dele gate throe of ivhoin wete admitted to seats i>n iii il no* of ttlv! (*oiiveiilion. Il?hiiisuii liiiiintil' left dut in the cold. At the Ibatichvillc precinct ihuv iv n a l .<. '.....?; of only i>: members where huii ? !.- ?:. :: ?V. i:Jly ail.I as bitter as viper.i. i.'li 'tis turned out 22 out of 100 i:i the good old liiui - of Badied stealing. (ilealon' i.iu acred ?"" or I" it of 300 or ?I'M). ?Ii-;. ied ? i ;>.;! jnhi r In BadtC ll music. The l.ewi-villo ineeliug numbered 50 w !. .: COO w< re cotiiuleiiiiy expected when the thieves were sure of office. fwettly :were present Wh n delegates wuv voted i !:ib House was :i glorious fa).ore. Court House Precinct marched up t<> the liinc of I Oil when in the palmy days of An drews, Meyers and Kn?ver Hoi) or500 used M i ally "'musiil thv dag buys.'' ">\'.i .1 .'.i , "ii Seminary eaina up wish but a handful of the 130 who used to tramp aroiiiid and talk leigelvnf i>oliti>*.i. duct liieelbi c of tin Saturday, takins into Consideration the niimbei that itniially turn nut on such ?.i?ioi;a heretofore, was a com plete failure. A ? ait ICO out of 300 to 500 weie present and wo are in formed that all o'.-i * o'.miy the inm> ri'.y ef the colored people only atteiuhd to elect delegated. The v.-pint of d.e iiJovti'ii*, -i< h< r -te'ore, was D. A. Slraker who acted in the capa city of Chairman, teller and speaker- in fact lie was tin- meeting, liven the resolu tions offered were written by hint. Notwithstanding the small niimher pre sent there was considerable dissatisfaction with the cut and dried proceedings. The representatives of a large constituency with - drew even after being elected delegates Marshal Jones, who i- regard oil as the strongest man on Caw Caw Swamp declined to serve, and the most intelligent ninong the colored men refused to give counten ance to stieb pro.- tilings, the tlisimsition being, as they thought, to elect only such delegates to the < ^invention as could he led be ihe nose, or had not ftillicicn) intelli eein e cither t" iiei or speak for t!iein-< Ives. Ihidicalisin in Orangebiirg is on it-; last legs and a united Democracy will finish the busi ness oil the 5th Novenihci next. The following is tin li-t of Super visors ol Klection appointed for C)r ani5ebiirg, wide!) we co\ty from the .V' / & I our! r : Ayers, \V S Rarton, (dem) l'T IJerwiek, (rop) Uookhardts, Thomas Livingston, (dein) M Hart, (rep) lirancbville, Wdw Carrol, (dein) 1) (i Johnson, (rep) Browns, T \V Glea ton- (dem) N Scholield, (rep) Bull Swamp, W C Wolfe, (dein) Xat Middleton, (rep) Cedar Cirovc, .1 ,1 Jennings, (dem) .1 ,1 Tyler, (rep) Cot'bettsville, \V L Kline}', (dem) J B Thomas, (t'cji) Conners, I) K t.'on iior, (dein) Levi Snuimcrs, (rep) Kasterlins, .1 1) Clechley, (dem) M K Williamson, (rep) Fogies, I) 1* Fo olo, (dem) .1 Si Graut, (rep) Fort Motte,.! Iv Haue, (dein) J L Stewart (rep) Glcaton's, Martin Livingston, (dem) 10 J Jaiuifon, (rnp) Grillln's, V W Danieder, ( lein) llici:ard Brown (rep) dtimisons, 8 D Dtint/.lcr, (dem) F. F Aikcn, (rep) Lewis\ ill.', W T C Bates, (dein) John L Williums, (rep) Orungeburg, W V Izlar, (dein) \V Ii Brown, (rep) Uowcsville, W L Wolfe, (dein) John J Mays,!, (rc[>) Washing ton Setninary, G I) R ist,, (dem) Gabe White (rep) /.eigler's, Thomas W Oliver, (dem) II 1) Edwards, (rep). HE CHARLESTON BAPTIST ASSOCIA TION. Tho Charleston Baptist Association will convene with the Bantce Baptist Church on Thursday before tho first Sunday in November, Rev. J. A- Chambliss, D. D., to preach Ihe Introductory Sermon, Alternate, Bcv. A. V. Norris; itev. C. A.Stilcs,to preach the Charity .Sermon, Alternate, Rev. L. II. Shuck, D. 1). D. W. CuTTIUO, Moderator. C. A. HTIT.K9, W. J. S.sidkh, Clerks. The Committee of arrangements will meet the Delegated, Messengers, and visiting brethren at Lewisvillc on the South Caro lina Railroad <>n Wednesday October 30th only. There will be uo conveyances on any other day. The Delegates from Sinn ier, Clarendon ami Williamuburg Counties, who may desire it, will bo nie; with balteaux at Daigan's I .??.inline;, and conveyed across the Santee ri/er, and from thence to the Cliureh Thejhatleaux will have Dargau's Landing at - o'clock I'. M-, on Wednesday the SOlh. We are uulhorUed to state that Delegate* who pay ?'full fare" to Lewisvtlle will bo returned al two .cuts a mile l>. W. Cuttino, I'astor Sanlee Church. pVTOTiC?^ OF l>ISM.lSN'.\li ^ A ?.^.1 lu- uudcrd^ncd !i reby gives notice that (in the Stilb day ofNovciiiboi lie.ltj he will fib; bis limd account nst luardiaii of David Ann I Inneerpiller (now Fol kid J and ask lor letters of 1 >i niiissory. ,1. 11. A KANT. Guardian. Oct. 2f?th l!>7S. oil 2tt -It Snerm s Sales. By virtue of an Execution to me directed, I will sell at Orangebiirg C. II., on the first Monday in October next, during the legal hoars of sale, to the highest bidder forciwh, the right, title and interest of the Dolend aut in the following property, to wit: All that certain tract of land situate, Iving at d being in l.'aw Caw Township, on tin waters of t'tixt t aw Swamp, coi laming twelve hundred and ninty-three acres, more or lc--, and bounded North, by lallds formerly of the Kstate of Lewis Zicgler, South, by hind- of Isaac Beduiund, West by land- of II. S. Stabler, and East by lands of Mrs. Beeil, C. A.. Staleyaud others. Levied on as tii- property of IL N. Staley at the suit of Daniel Biley. also Mary Ii. Oliver Aibuitiistrix, vs. Frederick SC. < Miver, et <:/. By virtue of l be judgment in the above entitled case, I will e I al I'raugeburgCourt House, to tin? highest bidder, on the lira Monday in November next, the following II act of land to wit : All that plantation or tract of land con taining one thousand mid sixty acres, more or less, situated in Ornngeburg County, ami known as the Beaver ('reek, plantation, bounded Fast and Soatli by land of William Speigner, foimerly laud of F. B. Heath, on the West !?>? land of .1. II. Hook, North by Beaver t 'reck Marsh Terms of Sale?One half ('ash. the balance payable in one and two year-, sei tired by bond ol' purchaser and mort gage of premise-, purchaser to pay lor i apers ami recording. .1. II. !.! \ I NC.S p< >N. S. (). C. Sheriff's Office, tirangeblirg Co. S. C. "it. 1-!, 187$. out i'j st NOT 1-6-E- - The following is the list of Managers of Flection appointed by the undersigned Commissioners to hold the Flection .m the 5th of November next at tho several Pre cinctN herein designated : Avers?P F Grauibling, A O Stroiuun A I) Fair. Bookharts?W II ticuldard, I K Irick, II M Rush. Branchville- -.1 A Benson, I' W Fairey, Howard Walker. Browns?.lohn Bhillips, Wm. Axon, T W (ileaton. Bull Swamp?W W Culler, Jos W Bod ge-, John S Howe. Ccilar f!rove?Andrew '1' Wolfe, Thomas I/Jar, J W A et Icy. CorbcttsviUe?II F Sal ley, Jos. A Fan ning, Ariel Able Conners?H P Whetnell, J M Jackson, J K Livingston. Basterlins? W A Easterlin, C C Mc Millan, SIM luess. Fogies?J A M Hi igler, .1 W Mack, W L i ila/.e. port Molti?J.I Dowel!, J 1) TrcKcvant, R M ( laHey. Glcatons .Jim. W DanncBey, duo. D Livings)on Jerome Kemmrley. Ciritlins?Jito. F Norris, L W Oant'der, Preston 1' Sbider. Jamisons?W J D Daiitzlcr, A.) Horgcr. .laim- It.ll. l.i wi-viile -(ico. Arthur, Henry Davis, Jr., F. W Braddey. Orangebiirg- -T (' Albcrgotti, Theodore Kohn, .1 (ico. Vose. Howesville- W L Wolfe, W C Rives, J .1 Dukes. Washington Seminary?.I B Livingston, Ja-. I. Bast, Johlt C Harmon. /., irVix-A II WoltV, J Khett Biley Peter M Houser. The above named Managers will tako due notice of same, and eotnc to Orange burg (Qualify and get their Boxes. F. W. tt ANNAMAKEE, F. I. CAIN. W. J. DkTUEVILLK, Com missioners of Election. September *J"'id LS7S. J. A. BAKDIN & BRO, l'INCK.NKV'Sh A ND1NG, on SANTEE, NEAI! VANCKS FERRY DEALERS IN / t EN KB A L ME BCD AND ISE?OF " X FERS lor sale a lull ami complete Mock ol Groceries, Hardw ire. Beady Made Clothing. Boots and Shoe-., Hal-. Caps, and Trunks, and a line line of Dry Goods of ail descriptions lor Ladies' uso and wear. ?also? A lull line of Foreign and Domestic Wines and LUjiiois, Segars ami Tobacco, &c, itc. Gut sept, u, 1S7S ELLS SO CHEAP?" And just Rudi qticptiona are asked every day by hundreds of persons who uro beuchttcd bv our W ttVAWriJUm "? the MERCANTILE LINE The people hnye at hisl comnicuecd to realize that they cannot make Farm Produce and sell at Low Prices and buy tlu ir goods at High Prices, and live and keep the Sheriff' from their doors, aud Hunger fit)in their Little Ones, but are now getting out of the Old Beaten Path, Trodden by their Grand Fathers, of IJUYTN'tj ()N TIME and paying an 5HSl221 C.lf'C Cl Per C/OTfc'L for the Privilege; but an : ? v putting their means to best I Purposes, buying for the UAfHai making ?!5 A 25 f ?? A 3 .V I1) ne vor before known in the Hid r ol'Orange ! bury; and for tJiis reason our St ?ro is crowded fruui morn till night. EVERY DAY NEW BARGAINS Are offered just as: they arrive, at Trices which cannot fail to please. Well may the Long Time Merchant say, "1 can't uiidor*tuod i?, my Goods en-,; me those prices." And why this sad confession? All for a little timo granted him, which In-pay- sadly for in Interest, and which, of course, ha lias to put <>:i his Goods. Hut tho time bnS crime when men will be free to buy where they can get the BKS V GOODS for the Tjj Ii^^A-H^T ]]\ \ C ) In! I iZ~2% , : t'igbl l.<ie. they lind the placo. We have endeavored through iho Summer to keep Prices Low Down. And, admitting that wo have not .-old every one in th ! eonnt y, wo have, at least, compelled others to sell you at . uncthing like Fair ."rices, mid in a measure, prevent ? I y m being ground to pieces by tho Iron IJm I of (>j pn ?sum and lOxtortion. [.laving completed all our arran^eni uts, wo are now prepared to make good every Promise Made, and sell yoii (Joods at Wholesale an I Hot ail Price* that e.iu..ot bo Heat even by New York, Baltimore or I harlesion HruiiimeiM. With better Facilities, I LA Ii (i E R STOCK, CUE A PE R G GODS, And thanking you for tho Liberal Support you have given our New Enterprise, aud believing we cau be of Service to you v.o invite you t ? call upon us. &fl?S3CH A Ki 2bA T?&rA B^S given to those about to Open Stores in the country. Respectfully, <T2. JJ. K OUT JOHN, Prop. Original Auction IIouso. ft OTJC35?. The Annual FA IK of the Orruigchurg Agricultural and Mechnnical Association will be hehl on the 20th, 21 and 22nd days of November I 878. ,L L. 11 L'lDTMAN, Secretary and Treasurer. AND T11152 THEODORE K01IN. apl (5 1S78 c NOTICE Koumsof (lie l>(Miiocmlic Ex ecutive Commit I On.\no murin;, s. C, Sept. 27, IS7S. The Campaign will open in this County on the 0th day of October, A. D. 1878. The following appointments have been made l>y the Kxcctitive Committee id* the Democratic party: Knott's Mill?For the Townships of Elizabeth and Caw Caw, October Dili. Lewisvilh?For the Townships of Amel ia, 1'ine Grove and Lyons, October 10th. Hull's Mills F?>r the Townshipsnt't iood hys, Poplar, Vance- and l'rovideuce, Oelo her 12. Uowesvillc -For the Town-hips of New Hope, Middle and F.disto, October 1 Ith. Hraiu hville - For the Townships of Hranehvillc and Cow Castle, October IGth. Fasterlin's Mill?For i.ie Town-hips of Union, /ion, Liberty and Willow, October 18th. Corbcttsville?For the Townships of (ioodhind, Hebron and Hockey Drove, Oc tober 19th. Orangeburf??For the whole County? Hampton's 1 lay, October 2 Ith. The Presidents of the several Democratic Clubs in several Town-hip- above named, will make all the necessary preparations for the Mass-Meetings hereinbefore called at the places and times above mentioned ami specified. The Hon. M. 1*. O'Connor, the nominees the County Ticket, and ether Speakers will attend these mi clings. It is hoped that there will bo a large at tendance of the good citizens of the County .1 AS. F. IZLAK, ( ountv Chairman, Ii. 11 WA N NAM A K LK, Secretary, sep 27 31 OFFICE OF I would respectfully bring to the notice of the Public that I am now receiving one of the Largest Stock of Goods Ever exhibited in this Town, and would therefore invite everybody to corao in avd convince themselves of the fact. m y s T O C K Comp:*!:-es tlic different lines in Dry floods, Groceries, Hardware, Hats and Caps, Wood and Willow Ware, Saddles and Harness, ("n < kiry and Class Ware, Provisions, etc., Clothing, Boots and .Shoos, a si ccialty. 1 have also added a FU? N ITC E K ESTAB LISH MENT Where is kept. Walnut, Parlor and Bed Boom Furniture, Cottage Sot*, Sofas, Lounges, Bureaus, Washstamls, Tables, Cradles, Cribs, and all varieties oi Chairs. Also Carpels. Come one and all and examiuo for yourselves. Respectfully GEO. Eff. COKNGLSOHT. OiST EACH TEA IN! Is n LARGE and VARIED Assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Tinware, Crockery, Cotton Bagging, Ties, &c. All of which will be ilU Our CUSTOMERS are requested to call in and examine our STO K. Attentive and polite CLERKS will wait upon them. No trouble to show C i OOt Ls. SAVE MONEY By BUYING from us. J. C. PIE E & CO, NEW STORE NEW STORE IN TUB TOWN OF 8s T ? m A Tj V Hi g f $ t i\ A. SAIN NOTIFE8 TBK CITIZENS OF ST. MATTHEWS, AND TUB .1 "* public generally that In the old stand of t'lark's,-near the Depot, will be found a ehoice and rare selection of .Dry Goods, Groceries, Tobaccos ttnd Sc gars. .Liquors holh Foreign und Domestic, 11 a rdicarc, Sec, And solicit- o share of trade. Mr. J. PHIL, SAIN, v ho is in charge of the stori w ill he glad to greet any all ol \\\< old customers, uu new ones too, to whom he guarantees bargains as good as can he had in Charleston. Highest markot a?--, ccs paid for all kinds of country produce. 9. Ml St. Matthews. September 0, 1870.