THE CHINESE SUQAU CANE.
m We take the following from an e:
ohar.jge, in which it ie si lted that tb
seed can oolVbo jjbtainech as yet froi
tho Eatent Office. The htgh price ?
sugar warrants an experiment in tb
cultivation of this exotic ;
Tho annexed communication come
to us from a gentleman whose high it
telligence, social-position, and chanter,
as well as tho fact that his nant
has keen hitherto honorably cotinecte
xrith enferpriica of agricultural iroprov?
men:, demand for his representation
the confidence of every reader.
COMMUNICATION.
Messrs Editors: I feel it my duty t
make known to the Southern public tb
res bit of my syrup making from th
Chin^?o sbgai millet, in hopes that otli
era who have sown this tfaluablo variot;
of the millet niay he induced to work i
up into syrup this sen son.
T send yon a few joints of the csnf
and a sample "of the syrup,, of which
haveShpdo several barrels.
robtained my start of seed ilarin;
"ike spring of 18$5 from D Redmond
ICsqt, of the ''Southern Cultivator."?
I coMidered it n humbug" from it
close resemblance in seed and grov-tl
to the 44 Ouihea corn/' until'ray child
ren, towards fall, made tho discovery
of its being to their taste equal to tin
troasugapwrane. * '
This year 1 planted one patch Apri
15th, and another May 18tb, near Cal
houn, Gordon county, on Inod that
would produce during a " seasonable'
yaalrfotty bushels eff oorn per acre, am
this year not orer twenty bushels.
Tho seed wero sown eare)cf??ly ir
.ruu* taroe ie jt apart, ana ooverert witr
ntflne borso ptottgh * I intended to uchoj
oat" to b stand of one static six inchei
apart in the row, bat failed to got i
good statod, as tho seed came tip badly
from tba deep, and Irregular covering
I worked thia out, as for corn plough
ing twicfc an# homing onco.
At the suggestion of Gov. Hatntuend
of South Carolina, I determined t<fgiv<
the ?yrt?p malting a fair, trial, and con
equeatly ordered from the Messrs
"WtMxip of Atlanta, a very coiupleO
horse-power mill, with vertical iron rol
lcra, which has worked admirably, crush
ing out juice for eight gallons of syru]
. - per hfcvir- It is worked by two mules
with one hand to put in the cone and t
t boy to drive.
On the 18th vof' this mo^. finding
the SWH fully ripe, I had the foddci
pulled and the seed heads cat.
The yfeld of fodder per acre is 100(
? to 1800 lbs., and yield of seed 26 lulh
A, els, of 36 Its to tho bushel. At th<
u j^-st trial of the mil), 70 average Viuu
gave ? of juice. Subsequently
6(jk3 Avfrilge lanes, passed once througi
the r dlortj, gave 88 gallons and 1 qt.
v, f a 4^
ttd time thvough, 2 gal
I aha. - The 40 gallons and 1 qt. gavi
8 gallons of thick ayrup.
I joaftfully maehred an eighth ofal
acre having the heat canes and*the bes
and soothes eighth having th
poorest cents and the poorest stand The
result 1 j|ive below, tho canqs pass
ed once through tj>c ro!l?r. ,
* . MS* MOW* 09 1* ACHE.
- Yield ofjuioe ffom 3815psnef 263gal
Yield of-syrup from 263 gpb
Ions of itiice ?
[' &* *? pttjkcroof ajrup 568"
|Sk\, TWi?fjt?<Jt1?A?n 2660 canes, 170 gal
K ; " sjTttf from m^ls.
IffMfe- 48$ ?"
per Mce of ?yn#> * 846 44
EagL' -"a SS^ si1^
BffwilS'liyiif'' orat'0* * ?> 86 14
# 44
E :$&; * *fcr|?W WM4fcMl ?
BBi Ti *t?i ' '' H
vuOooW lor MHNM
*** Fro? ,
^ ' "?* ? ??. ?J
11CrH
V.v#^|r - V-' ;jjL
e
t ? - ?
rUJ W S3
A AIB dot
% v
ILL 1? WB
* ( in;$ ear *tege, 1 selected 80stalks: ^
Weight of 30 stalks, 85f Ibe.
'* " JftMCO, Ifif "
M crushed stalks, 19$ M
' Loss in crushing, $ "
Yield of syrup, 1} 14
The syrup was of a peculiar disagreeable
tasto, entirely unfit for table
use.
Tho following tests woro made at the
mill of Dr. Robt. Ratty, of Rome, (Ga )
< a graduate of the Philadelphia College
,e of Pharmacy :
n Specific gravity of iurce, 1-085
'f " syrup. 1.355
e " " Now O syrup 1821
Tocrmoroeter applied to syrup, 77?
!8j " 4< juice, , 70?;
l", Saecharometcr, 25J?
The juico should be placed in tho
c | boilers immediately on being pressed
^ out, and then boiled slowly until the
' green scum censes to rise ; then $tir in
8 a tea spoonful of air-slacked lime tofivo
gallons of juice; continue tki turning and
boiling until the ayrup thickens and
o hangs down in flakes on the rim of the
e dipper. I have made the clearest syrup
- : i . ? - -
0 ; oy Bimpiy t.omng and skimming, withi
out lime or other clarifiers; but the
v . lime is requisite to neutralize a portion
t of the acid in the juice. The true proportion
must bo determined by woll.^iconducted
experiments.
1 j The cost of making the sirup in up,
per Georgia, i*i rn'y opinion, mil not
r exceed tori to fifteen cents per gallon.
t This I shall be able to test another sco.
son by planting and working up 6fty
9 acres of the caue.
i! I am satisfied that this plant will en - j
. j able every furtner gnd planter in the j
r Southern States to make at homo all !
s the sirup required for family uae^and
11 believe that our chemists will boon
J teach us how to convert the^sirup into
. I sugar for export, as one of the staples
t of our favored climo. ?
RICHARD FETERS.
I! Atlanta, Ga.t Sopt. 26, 1866New
Fish.
J
O. 1 MucktrelU in Kit*.
> .1^ No- 2 do in 1-1 hhla.,
do 2 do in 4 bl>l*,
do 2 do. iu barrels,
t do 3 do in | bbla~,
do> 3 do iu barreU,
? Juot icceived and ruAttntiad to bo. NEW I
. FISH, forage, for cx&flfor i
\ DA'N'L A. HORN.
October 2d. 1856. If?tf
J LEATHER.
- 4bilA SIDES Solo and Upper Leath
. , for ?al< by I
DAN"L A. IIOBN.
' September 25th, 1856. 16?tf
5
. THE STA TEof<iOCTU CAROLINA,
CHESTERFIELD DISTRICT.
In Equity.
'.! Mnrthn Tomlinaon, "1
? Thomas Tomluuois, Jr., J
4 ra? I Bill for marshalling
Tbomaa Tmnlinaon, Sr., v asaata, injunction.
< Anu Eliza Tomlinflon, | partition, Ac.
. ' Sackctt. I.rnea A Co., i j
and other?. j
r It appearing to toy satisfaction that Thomas
Totulintou, Sr-, Itaao H. Froth wo bum, Willard
.. M. Newell; Charles M. Newell, Jar.i?* Newell, !
' William H. SackoU, Edward I,viies, .Nathan 1
. B. Saekett. Georpe It. Brewster, Peter Mallet,
end Jesse Pruthuior. det'.iadatits in this case,
5 ' are absent ft dm and reaidenl out of the limit*
I of this State.
On motion of J. A? St W. G. Inglia, ordered I
* that the said abac.it defendants do plead anj
awer or demur to the Complainants biU, within
three months (rum the date of the tint pub?
beation of tliia order, or on their failure to do
- so, the bill will be ordered to be taken poo cowI
ftroo airetnat ?h???
9 | It it farther ordered that publication of this
; order be made twice a month, for the space of
. three months, in the Pee Dee Herald.
H J. 0. CKAIG, Com. Eq. 0. D.
tT OoBlmirsioner'eoffice, *
B | O heater field, Nor. 3ft, IMG- 2Mm-3m. ]
. THE STATE OF SOUmCAKoFlNA,
MAHI.ItOKOTJOH 1>IJ4THI(*T.
Jii OhaAcafy.
if Wat 0. SUtXon* wife,\ > . . j
as. I Biu for scoouvt and
Martha Smith, admrx., ( partition and relief.
and other*. J
"f T appearing to ajr satisfaction that Charles
1 Smith, one of the deieodauU *0 this hill, la
- absent fto n sod reside* without the limits of
this State; en motion of W. P. Johnson, complainest*
solicitor it i* ordered that the said i
Cba|fee*Btslth dp plead, answer or demur to
the aald bill within throe month* from the peh
B Hcatioo of this order, and that ta default thereof,
the said bill be ordered proooqArreiWfsinM
idea. tt is also oruci. (I that n<?epy of this order
W^uMWbed ie the Pee Doe He mid for
the space of tbfeo month*.
CoetSBhetoarra o4S? o, Marlboro' 8. O.
t b. irxrciRsOK, <x. b. it d.
Nee. 1,19b*. 3l-3?n.
h a r ra 11, J
MAfTlVO determined to embark in the
PP^tvramv roim. . .?^i- *
* got I, f? cash
: gg^CTpcu*
1 T^"* " * * J~*
4h '
VS,JK ?J8
mil ill Ji,. 1CHER
fl
COAC II M A N, U
THE undersigned *r? carrying on the Coach and Cm
ee, near the Southern ternpnus of Kershaw a tree
Foundry, aud are prepared, witli
GOOD WORKMEN AN
to fill sll orders sent them to the. entire sdiisfhetion n
They, also, keep on hand CARRIAGES, ROCK,
he latest stylet, which they will soil at rensouabio pric
REP A II
dono neatly and promptly, and all theittwork warrsi
freight upon any Job of theirs, the ralne of which
at any itation on the Cheraw and Darlington Rail
*
Cberaw, S. C., June 9th, 18<?6.
NEW~Sl
!* 4 .< ' AND
FRESH
M
1 0
JUST RECEIVED at tho House recently occu
a full assortment of
GROCERIES AND F
by the Strainer Marion, consisting, in part, of Bncoi
Adamantine and Tallow Candles, Java, Rio and La
Colognes, Extract %fer Flavoring, Salad Oil, Sauces, (
anlines, Mackerel ov 1-1, I or vrholc Barrel and Kits,
CANDIE
of alt description* (made to oricr.) Smoked and Pickli
Pepper, Spit ?*, Ginrrer, Nutmegs, Mace, Cloves, aud
Innigo ; Shot and Powder.
, . CHOICE BRANDS OF
Extra?Fin* Chawir^ Tobacco and Snuff. Large a
Fruit Ornament* ; H:\i.-iin* Currants, Nut* of all kit
Apple Cheese, English Dairy Cheese, On alien Cheese
Oysters, Ac., aad all other articles ^sually kept iu a J
only, at
t'heraw, 8. C., October 28th, 1856.
Mr* Goods sent to the Depot free of charge.
IJLUL-- J .1 I I!J ?
J. D. PICKARI), ! >.,
| ^Merchant Tailor,
RESPECT IT LLY tenders his thanks to
his old customers, and the community A
gone rally fur their liberal patronage, and as* \
sure* them that 1m iatends to deserve a con*
tinuance of the sameHe
ha* just received a largo aud carefully mtk
elected stock of ? !
CLOTHS, CA&SIMERES, &c.
AJL&O, READ7 MADE CLOTI11NO.
Aad ergry thing else usual in his line of
business, ilia plate* of the latest New York mni
styles have been received aud he is prepared
in every respect to 611 ovders committed to biui *4
satisfactorily.
f0T* For All work dons at the shop he is
compelled to require cash payments. PW^Il
Mr Tha undersigned akto keep* oa hand JL J
I several Horses aud Vehicles which he will hire J
out for cafb. - a
J. 1). P1CKARD. 2L2
Cberaw,S. C., Sept. 25.1856. 16?tf
?* "* ? ? ?* throng
. JOB PRINTING, ?
OF EVikY OESukit TiGK,
AND ton* 4i
in thi wtr VTTIUB, C*f?
EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE,
avom as slk
Book*, Pamphlet*, Ctlftlopti, Uw Blank*, Her
Cirewuar*, BUnk Bneeipt*, BUnh Notne,
! Hand Hill., Ron* BIIU, Imitation Tteketo, ,crw*'
Fancy Ctrdt, Vitittug Card*, PwNN, Ac.
%* H?yw( cngtgtd (be **rwtcea of food
prtrtjodPrliil?, ere feel eonhdent (hat we
ctt eir# entire MtiflMtioa to (bone who may
be pleated to tow or ut vkb tbair pNbenage.
Au work tatrnatod to M will be annealed wub
went nee* end diepetok, and enacccmmodating
*"**" . PBINCK A MALtOT. ^
t*%% EiiCIEkEk,
AttSOftTBS? & BJHHUOtil, R
DARLINGTON C. H, 8. C, I
PLANS, tpeoiioaltona end ewtimnme fart wV t
Ithed at ifce ihwdit notice Jug *
N. B-?He atmfdnal* !A Hardware, Gift** oA CnAi
- ... w ^www af '
gir? M*a eaL Oct
OMtonVA vttk BMK, 4>K1W * CO.
Ck?r?v, Ik C* ~Ui b* rttaftMto. .
J cum *b, 1*>4. l-4t J
mw.?
ALL * Hnou* MM$ o/VARHtmn *
utnlkj OnU IB ikw 4m wb kf gv.
. w** J. w out^r ?
tH . *-* . . U,
? m ? st J
aw - r
F A C T 0 li Y/ j
rriaj<? making bosincsa in all iu branch?t,
and adjacent to ilr. W. Moore's
?
D MATERIALS,
ntron*. ; J
VWAVS, BUGGIES and SULKIES of
- ? 1
I T N a Is
W JL. X. ^ J
t)
ited for "one year. They will pay the C
15 o>cr fifty dollars, if to be dciiveied C
rood. i** *
A. RACE A CO. S
l...tf. J
'U11R j
tl
i <r> -irx r*
?W * * * > * >*A
tl W>
pied by W. II. TOMLINSON,
AWCY GOODS (
i, Lard, Sugars, of all kinds, Sperm
guira Coffee, Bar,, and Fancy Soapa,
.'at*una. Preserves, Jellies, (Jelatiua
So- 1, 2 and 3.
s
fed Tongues, Pickles assorted. Herring ?
Tumeric; Soda, A east Powder* ttnd
CIGARS, V
Mortment of CAKE ORNAMENTS;
id#; Qo*h?u But tor, -Cracker*. Fine rtl
; Hermetically Sealed Fruits, l^oli-nrr*, l>
f'amiiy Grocery Merc. now! tor CASU *"
DRAKE'S CASU STOK?. o
2C?-tf. *'
h
1-- - - - -- ' I
ricxt tii and <*eorgeto n? ^
TO CHX&AW.
? "
Hi- I Li1 ?wi? ?
* STEAMER PRE DEB. J
IE Steamer Pee Dee, .Captain Oeoaos J[
<*w*#ikld, is ?Otr ready to receive
'RKIOHT ulT CHARLESTON, j,
ill Were with despatch for Cheraw via
Mown and ell the Wndinrt. On the Per
liver?oonliaaing ker trips rr/ularlv , hoot
ih? neaaon.
Pea Dee it well known u very liflit ; a
it boat nnd ban invariably midr her i f
rlt.U pa net aalitr nnd despatch at fill sea-i ?
nd stage# of tke rim.
U Mansfield begs th mtarn hii thanks to H
en U and tke pebl:< Ct tke liberal pat- J
? heretofore extended to kitn, and kopea
reverence and iadettty to Merit a con- ?n
ea of tke same. (
ehaudiae aad OeUon consigned te tke I
at Okarlaaton and Georgetown will ke 1
ded tree of CocoMteaion. _
fi.lL. IIOWRY 1 CO* |
Agents at Ckariestoa.
J. M L. HKATH, ?
ttssahr *
Agent at dociaty Hill. I ,
19. H. PARK AM, ! ?
Agent at Gardaar'n Bluff. 1 *'
iviti/lt. k a wtaae* I
AI I T
Ageut at CWav. ,
?Wr 1, IMC U?*t
. II. Clark Co >ULI>
iminyllbHy infcw their friend*i
ia<t the paklie iktal uwr mmw reeei*
gmmnl 9U?k mt Un^rict, Beady M?do ' *5
it*. Hale, 8bo?r, JUrdware, Crockery, &?.
wi-fif 0W dl ot# rwiiw^ If) atfi M lira M |
r tuut Iffi can ba bong* (a ihu outrket.- ,
? MRl and WKm jm mIu fw J
^ R. a CLARE A Oo. f
loUr 21 m*, ?tC.
r?. ? ? ? 0
HATS! BAT* If Bi?a mi -
554*88?:
K. UW r
I * *
~?" " .
^CW^IMrllMifhK J
i*n <u juu siTw twm c
** J W>. 0t7LW??. I
I
i* ?
JL I 1J- - J.. - !
"HP y'J'4 TL Of SOf'Ttf L'AitOLLVA,
MA KLBO HOV OU DISTRICThi
Ike Common
am** H? Mel.anrin, \
I Aitm9kmeoU
obn L. Kalrly, j
W11FHKA9, tun plaintiff did. uu the fifth
day of Sop?ember, A- P., TMC, file bia
?tlaretV>t? against the defendant, who (a* it
i mad) m abueut frt m a ud without the limit*
f this State, and baa neither wife lior Attorney
nowu vfithru the anoie, upon whom a copy of
le wriii decbi-atieu Might b? served s It i*
rdereJ, that the aahl defendant ?J<> appear and
lead to the ?*id declaration, on or l?cfore tha
ixth day of September, which wiH he in the
ear of our Lord one thoumtud eight hundred
nd fifty-aeven, otherwise final aad ahaolute
ldgraent will then he given and awaaded
gainst biin.
P. McOQLL, Clerk.
Clcrk'a Office. Marlboro' Pistrict, 1 14?It.
September 6th, !W>6. J.leSin.
"HE ST A TE OF SOUTH~(&A HQLLVA,
M AHLBOROCOH DIBTR1CT.
Ju CAdwccry.
Im'tly R. Gausc, by bar 1
Committee, I Bill for aale A con>u
Lr. ..e i_ _e
... r Iiilliniivif Ul ui |
times U Lane A wife, negroes k reliefan<l
other*.
IT appearing to my satisfaction that Jane M.
I Evans, Samuel J*. Clause, Oeorge W. Gause,
ulins L. Gauso, Thomas Blackwell, Eliza
tlackwell, Will mm Wiliou, Kmalino Wilson, 1
ulia Turner Wilson, Oornoiin Graut Wilson,
ohu J. Wilton, William W. Wilton, John IV
sr Gause, Thompson Gauso. Gbarlotto Anr.a
luuse, and Clause, youngest child of Peter P.
iauae, dee'd., defeuiUnt* to thif bill, are ebeat
from and reside without the limits of this I
tatc.nn motion of W. 1). Johnson, complainnts
Solicitor, it is ordered that the said de ndants
do plead, answer or demur, to the |
tid bill within three months from the pnblica- i
on of this order, und that in defautt thereof, j
le said bill will be ordered protonft*?n against
itn. It is also ordered that a copy of thin
rder be published in thn Pec Dee Herald, for
le space of three mouths.
Commissioners ofliee, Marlboro' S. C.
D. MATHESON, C. E. M. D.
Nor. 1,1856- 21-3m
Union Line.
Charleston to Cberaw
Via. Georgetown.^
STEAMERS MARK S AND GOV. GRA
HAM.
The well known and Popular steamer Mart
rt Capt. J no. Ferguson is now regularly en
i in the Trade between Charleston. Gt-Orge?wn.
and C he raw and L known as the moat
roir.pt and efficient Boat in the trade.
The Gov, Graham is of r<ry light draught
ud well calculated for the River trade, and
uinjr now in tbeh mdsof an old and expert
uv?<a vuonuRver, \i. J. Kelrcr tnu be relied
pon, tc 'lelirer her freight without detention
he (W Graham will todv run to Georgetown
ut will connect with the Sarinti in low stage.!
fthu River, therebv avoiding any detention
om low water both Bouts being will provided
ith suitable Lighters.
Consignments to the Agents in Charleston
ill be forwarded free of cotnntfostoaj
CALDWELL k ROBINSON.
Agents st Churloatop,
8HACKLKFORD A PRA'tER.
AceuU at Oeorgtlowu,
C. COK.Lit k B*vaoenttJnlL
I
TOWNSLSD k DOUGLASS,
Bennetts villc.
DAK'L A. HORN.
Agent at Che raw,
Oct. amii 185#. " to?tf.
Fancy Articles;
POCKET fcKIYK&jStsrch, Soaps of all
varieties, leather "Belts, Reticules, Str.rff
oicem, Powder Batls, Gloves assorted, Port
tonies, Velvet do, Pocket Books now style,
(eedle esses, Thimbles do., all of which will
a sold low for CASH.
It. fl. CLARK k CO>
October 21, 1858. 18?tf
XOTHING.
PIRK largest asacrtmeut ever exhibited in
^ this part of the coanUj, of the ftar dee
A frrnu Maaufooterers of the best rem job
New York.
D. B HcA.BN
|ale" of Valuable Land.
OFFER fofMlei larga TRACT of LAND
Containing b*tw<?.M IK)1) antl 1500 acres,
tuatod ON THOMSON'S CREEK, abont
n? "railaa from Chesterfield Court Hon**,
u?wn M the " Borch Land."
About 700 acre* of thta tract i/w?ll inberI
and initoUe tor staking Teepaaliue, and
?c 300 acraa cleared, wall adapted Car plantt'i*
\-tr . _ u
It wlU be wU co raaeoaallla term*.
Peraonx winking to aarchaae will get a better
taeriptioo of tab Wtbd be applying to Mr.
waph H. LMa wboia ?y ap?ot 6k tin ante
' the aaraa.
WM. L. OAMPAELLOctober
18, 1844. lb?Sir. or if.
% Cberaw (butte wpy a* abova and Mod
icoual to (kit ofEoaSTAPLE
Aif0? FANCY
D&Y GOODS.
PIE aaWrrlbee ban raerdrad V* K.VLL
iUWYif ?
LUkft ifm FAJlfflfA*# UVUtvna
WW)
^ wiu io?*?Wl*eeHokiefr$<*4?
tot+mi**, m<' , ^ -*
4 N APWJOATKPM *HI * muU at A*
1?m?Hewloe eltHilaMain <lwd>
woytj; hmpiOKln SwaeWmrfne IW
Wat ^ I
NEW STOCK! '
' FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
j WU8T RECEIVED, by Hail Hnwd. jiylat..
$}(* pto*fci*NTli Ni* York, whi?ti uoiapriso
: *?? unusual fine stock of
LAD1KS I)HESS GOODS,
Owwwting of bilka, Merino*, DeLanea, l'op
litia, llwii?b?/.iin;.?, Alpacax, Ac.
CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS.
lion nets, Ribbon*, Embroideries,
Mc? and J toys Clothing,
Hat* and Caps,
Root* and buoes,
in great variety for Ludiee, Gents, Mioae*,
. Boya and Children.
CAKPETINGS,
Hearili Bogs, Drugget* and Mala.
GROCERIES.
All of wbicb fcave Wen laid in Willi cb*v>
and will ba tiold at a mall profit.**
GKOllGE W. McIVKR.
I September 25th, iHoii. 16?tf
| Directory.
TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN Olf
CIIERA.W:
W. L- T. Princh. IiitcndauL
E. J. Wnddill, 1
: t^r i
\V. J. Vcreen, )
Tlioma* II. Tomlineon, Clerk. .
A. 1*. l,o?cl?, MuibalL
Meets 1st Saturday in each moath. . ^
1' MERCHANTS BANK OF SOUTH CARO- **5
UNA, AT C11EHAVV
J. KM Gregg, President.
A. Mncfarlan, I
L>. Mutiny,
W .^Godfrey, Directors
C. Coker. #
Hcnrv Molver,
\V. Godfrey, Cashier.
J. F. Ma'heson, Clerk.
M. IL 11. Duvall, Teller.
Discount day, Thursday.
u BANK OF \VADESBOKO*, K- C."
W R Coak, Preside utO
W Little, I
8 W x>l*.
TV._ dobiuaon, T^. ?
P Richardson, Directors
Joe White,
P G Smith, j
II K Hammond. Cashier,
N Beverly, Clerk.
Discount day, T uewlsy,
o
CHBRAW AND 1)AKI,IXQT0N BAIT*
ROAD COMPANY:
A Mncfarlan, Preside? t.
- Chief Engineer.
J >1 Mrlver. Secretary and Treasurer.
T A Inpli.H. Solicitor.
E J Wadd ill, Freight and Ticket A front.
*TilK COURTS OF DAW, S. C.. SIT
kt>R rinurttririKUi:
let i?> Mar? h nnd October,
?X?R MAtSl.ltORo' : - -
2nd Mt>ud.?y in March and Oct j'uit.
ror parlinuton :
-3rd Monday in March and October.
for marion :
j 4vh Monday in Match and October.
Uetorn day I S day4 before each Co 'rt.
THK COUBTS OF EQUITY, 8. C. SIT
FOR CURST KfUMKLJ)
Tuesday after lot Monday in February.
FOR MAKT.nOK<)' i
Friday after lat Monday in February.
" FOR DARMN1TON :
2d Monday in Fabruary.
FOR MARION 1
Friday after 2d Monday in February.
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worn asson county : '
3d Monday in Marcti, and September.
COUNTY COURTS i)F 2^. CAROLINA.
FOR ANSoN COUNTY :
M Monday in Jan try, April, July, au^^L
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SOLICITOR OF EASTERN CIRCUIT. S^f
CAROLINA: *
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n-?DISTRICT
OFFICERS, K C.
caonrcariRi.D.
W B Hancock, Sheriff.
J C Onijh Ohafc. " i
*-J0 Chapman, Conmtr.
J C Craig, Corunduioner in Equity.
. . 3 0 Craig, Ordinary.
J & Milter, Ta.\ Collector.
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J W Ilenagan, Sheriff,
J 9SL. Coroner. '
K i. Townee int. Conuwiaatoner In Equity
K I* Errin, Ordinary.
Jt j BUUlUn, lu Collector.
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I> R Uw, SkortfT.' '
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