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v a fiWs! ^TTt A i >; l f. yy j// Immigration. Wc fltt<l in'tlic Charleston papers the follow ing letters from agents of this State in Ger many arid Denmark, sent out by General Wagoner? fof Nie/ putposo of. juducjiug immi-; gratiou. They wil^ JiOj, fouud qujte interest ing* Xtt?qtu?) ?)'>{iv;iUr>tii ?/IM uJUiillptt Or.oKNiiuRo, <J^y34, 1807.. General j. :4.uWageners*Charleston a ? y.?< y I D*?h' Shv?:Having? reecifed: nt <laBt tlld money^' from * * * * * I am able to proceed with the work before me. The pamph let will be printe?fTrift tfdw.?nys uii<J. fcady for distribution. Mca,irwbjlc( I have .made arrange mcnts withMessrs-'. Kvcrlmrd 6. Polios ft 'Co., in Bronien; who ore able and willing to scinl* vessels with "einigraWts direct to Charleston, tii low as any other houseid Bremen. These gentle incn take a great ' iptcrcst fin a dircct trndo to ? Charleston, ns they!deal largely, in Cotton, ami arc willing to have their.share in a direct Iineu of steamers, as soon as the political difficulties in the Southern States are settled ; until that time, there wiw be WsmaH. prospect of accom plishing Ah js object. ,1 have travelled a little,! about with "a view of gaining the confidence of the people for South Carolina. I have suc ceeded so fur admirably. T have been intro duced lb the clergy, of all denominations, as woll as to the other gentry of the different towns and villages. To these T have explained the object of my mission, :andiin an average dhoy liavo promised a .. hearty eli-opuratiuu Jin ?our scheme. They would advise their peas ants and mechanics who desire to emigrate, to go to South Carolina, and would explain the advantages of our State to them. The pamph let will do agrcat deal of good; I think it is much better than mero newspaper articles, as you will have seen frotu papers I have sent you. Good, substantial farmers as we desire, hardly will read those articles, or will not understand them, while, when their clergymen or their mayor explains .ranttcrs to them from your pamphlet, they sec better into it. Hut should any of those writers in .the Auswjantlercr Zei tung attack our scheme, I shall not fail to answer. I am hopeful that we will succeed the first year, at least to draw a nucleus of good, substantial tanners atid mechanics to South Carolina, who will then, no doubt, if they are treated right, blow our trumpet and draw thou sands after them. The greatest difficulty will be the first year ; after that it is easy sailing. I have appointed au agent at Bremenhaven who will distribute at once on board of o\'cry vessel that leaves | with emigrants a certain number.of your pamphlets, which may induce a great' many to seek South Carolina as their home. I also shall send one copy to every emigrant agent throughout Germany, and will travel myself through Germany, as far as my means will permit. - / Respectfully,'" P. MELCH KRS, Agent of South Carolina. f d 3 1 > i J - j t ? a ? , Coi^ENiTAOKN. July 17, 18i'>7. General John A. Wtvjencr, Commissioner of Immigration, Charleston: Slri:-1?I have returned to Copenhagen after a short trip in the country, and have done as much good for the cause as could be reasona bly expected; but I find that if my mission shall have a good result, T must devote just ns many months as now. weeks to traverse the country, because the people like to talk person ally to a man who has been in America, and is acquainted with the condition of the country to which fjhey want' to; emigrate;, ajid{ I can, in one hour, gi.vp nioro information and answer inovc of the questions, which the reading of 'the pamphlet naturally gives occasion for, than if I received and answered twenty letters. Es pecially those, who have money sufficient to buy a farm arc very particular in their in .quirics. They wish to know what they can ?expeet in return for what they leave. Of 150,000 emigrants, who in the first mouths of the year arrived at New York, only 9000 had no certain place of destination and remained thero; all the others were sent for by friends and relations' who had written to <Jicm and told them of their good luck and satisfaction with their new home. T'hiS is gtiod evidence how important it is that the immigrant* who arrive in our State should be satisfied with their now home. Because if that is the case, the immigration to South Car olina will increase year for your if rightly man aged, .The emigration from Scandinavia is largely on the increase, and the government InVtJ tu put a stop to it by warning the people both through the. press and from the pulpit; hut to no use. The State of Minnesota has appropriated 810 0b'.) for the same purposo as South Caroli na, and has got agents in several northern towns of Scandinavia whero the emigrants pass through, hut I do not hclieve I hoy will derive much lament from it, for the reason, as 1 have stated before, that tho emigrant hap determin ed in what section of America hp wants to locate hitnsolf, hoforo he leaves his old home; more especially such emigrants as have got moans to buy a piece of land. If anything can he done for jhe cause it must he done in (he homo of tho emigrant. Thero is the proper place to speak l<\ him, before he is influenced by others or has c|ptermincd whore to go. Tho Summer Imro is unusually cold and rainy and has retarded tho hay harvest. .Much of the hay is spoiled, and if it. continues in this way, another short crop will be the result, and that will give a new impulse to the emigration. Very respect fully yours,' 1 W, J. KJSRLQR; Mate Aupht ' WM; WitLTON SMITH; COTXQisr F^^?S; COMMISSION MERCHANT, 7%ce..??' t'<4 )?7%'/: W - i CHARLESTON, B. D. ?fegr Prompt arid personal Attention given^y tlie sale of Cotton. '. ^ ? uug 24 ?,0(S ?.: 0 CharJesto? Hotel, ?f _ J_ THIS POPULAR AND WELL KNOWN liii HOTEL still offers its unrivtiHe<J;necoiinuoilu [jjLtioiiB to the Travelling PiimiaT nnfl iy? past prostigc will be sustaineil in every particular. The surviving Proprietor will he happy to do nil in his power for the comfort of his guest*. ?eor&h 0. mixer: Atlg 1" S 1 f To the Planters. (cotton tie and iron hoops FOE HALING COTTON. IRON HOOPS for Haling Cotton, being lnrgely in use in the whole Southern Country, and he ilig sohl nt a much less price tlinn Uopo, the proprie ty of using them in place of Hope is brought to the at tont ion of the Planters. Besides the difference in value, the Iron Tien are great preservers of Cotton, when baled, from fire. Every Tie is perfect and ready for immediato use.. We hnvc made arrange ments to supply the "ARROW TIE," and will he prepared to till orders promptly at the Lowest Mar ket Price. We heg that our friends in ordering, will slate whether they will use Ties or Hope. K. II. RODOERS & CO.. Fuctnrs and Commission iMerohaiiis. tv? * ' Charleston S. C. july2?_.:.( L( l i >>: ' ! < -,u' Woftord College, SPARTAKltUHO C. U.\ SOUTH CAROLINA. The First Session of the Fourteenth Collegiate Year begins on the 1st October, 1807. The course of study remains unchanged, but the Facility now admit irregular studenis or such as wish to pursue particular studies only. The Preparatory School, under the immediate supervision of the Faculty, opens at the same lime. Tuition per Year including contingent fee - I 00 Board per month about - - - - - 12- 00 Pulls payable in advance in specie or its equiva lent in currency. The Divinity School also opens at the same time under t he supervision of Rev. A. M. Shi pp. 1). 1).. Rev. Whitofoord Smith, D.D., and Rev. A. II. Let ter,,A. M. For further particulars address A. M. SHIPP, President, aiig 24 $ if ; CIRGXJTjA-R to fns People of the South.. :??: As Corresponding Secretary of the Petersburg Memorial Association; it becomes my duty to seek your aid in a cause which is so sacred, so precious, that we would do and sutler all things for its aucccss ful prosecution : but circumstances deny us what would be equally the pride and joy of our hearts to perform. We, therefore, come to you, oppressed with the magnitude of the work, asking your sym pathy and co-operation. And what is the cause for which we .-plead? "Is it that wc should say, come with us to crown with laurel, and celebrate in son^, the victors of a righteous, noble struggle, to rejoice with them thai the conllicl ended. I he warf at c ac complished, I hey return with shouts of victory and glad hosannns to their happy homes, their long for saken altars, their expectant and exulting loved ones '.'"' not this, not this, oh Cod ! our hearts are in the dust, our laurels withered, our homes desolated, and our warriors return no more! "They have fought their last battle, they sleep their last sleep,' and it is on I heir graves wc place the rose's of our grateful affect ion, and the immortelles of our undy ing remembrance; All along the lines of this long belengurod city can be found the little hillock which marks a hero's grave; while in distant homesteads, in every Southern State, weeping mothers mourn thc3o Joved ones, abseilt from their firesides, absent from'the consecrated cemeteries of their fathers! Shall these 7,000 graves be neglected ami uueurcd for? shall they he trampled into nothingness by the very Leasts of the field, and he ploughed into the hoil which they died to defend ? Forbid it. ye mothers, ye sires, ye maidens, of the South; for bid ii, yc comrades, wiio battled at I heir sides; tor bid it, vo legislators, who are jealous for the hotior and integrity of your Commonwealth; forbid it, oh! Clod, Thou God of Old fatherless, ibc widow, and the friendless! Wc as an Association, offer you the pittance whicll the ravages and dcsulalioiis of war have left us ; we offer you I he''willing1 labor of our hands, and thai |.uf our noble young men who have toiled with' us; we offer you U spot made ours by the patriotic generosity of our City Fathers; and we say to you, help us to take these bodies of your noble sons, reve rently to lay I hem in honored graves, nml to roar over I hem a proud monument worthy of nur cause and their deeds. Is it not fitting that here, where the last blow was struck, where half-clad, starving men stood up so heroically amid such scenes of ter rible enrnnge, pressed and filially overwhelmed by legions of the foe,' the admiration rind wonder of the world, is it not fitting that we should thus honor their memory, and cxultingly exclaim, '-these ore our sons," proudly committing their names to pos terity. Our receipts outside do not exceed :?:!()(): up to this date all the dead have received equal care: now we are making efforts to rescue from distant battle fields the "slain of our city," which draws largely on our impoverished treasury, and unless this appeal shall he liberally responded to, the traces of Father, Husband, Son, must perish from the.ciirth. Then, shall wo lay them by tho side of nur noble Hons whom wo uro now gathering from mountain, hill-side, and valley, hend them to slum ber in their natal k?il. or lea vo them whero they fell? No, no! let us deny ourselves anything, everything, rather hum deny to these scar rod. and maimed, and toil-worn martyrs, the sweet repose of it consecrated grave, until the last trump shall sum uiou them to mansion.- prepared above. Confident that wo ?hall not pli-nd in vain, we leave the cnuso with you, awaiting your aclUm to carry out the rdttlis before us M RS. .1. M. WYCHB, Corresponding Secretary Ladies Memorial Association, Petersburg, Ya. Mrs. Wm. T. .loY.VKS, President, Mrs. .Inns Mu.i.r.n, Treasurer, Mrs. C. P.WMi., Ilcr'g Secretary, Mrs. .1. M. Wychr, Cor. Secretary Mrs. D.WII? ('.W.I.HNOKIt, Mrs, Wm. Sint'sox, j aug 17 I tf Executive Committee. \ hunches factory varn, J \ /v / just received and for sale Ivy KZKKIML A KOI IN. fob 2.'i c i y WHISKKY l,.\UEI,S I"()|{ S \\,\>) |\ ' ? ijUiiiititie,-. lu ,-uiw Purchasers . Apply. al HDsOlfi^.' n i I Un i..: ? i . ? ... ?... i.||,., ... ^M^I(*I0?S ? ?Appointments. Presbyter um. . Yiixa?k?Rev. A. F. DinraoN, every Sabbath at 11 A..M. und 4 P. M ??.Lecture overyThursday Kt 7A P. Ms Episcopal. ? Yii.i.auk?Ri:v. Styles MkllicuaMp, cjery other 'Sabbath-morning and afternoon. . Lutheran. Rkv. W. A. llorcK?At Trinity iHt and 3d Sun days. I ' . \ . Biet. P. Dsn hick?At St. Matthews 1st aud 3d Sundays. At Lebanon 2d and 4th Sundays.. , / ( . \ ,:' q?M*f \'ii.x..\c.k?'Hkv. On. 1. 1). Durham, 1st Sunday of each mouth at T P. M. and 3d .Sunday of each month, til 11 A. M. and 7 P. M. Hkv. Du. I. D. DinitAM?At Four Holes, 1st Sun day of each mouth. Hkv. 15. a*. EbwAitps?M Brnnchvillc. 1st nnd 3d Sundays in ouch month. Santce, 2d and 4th Sun days of each month. Rev. W." F.TitAt'LtN?At Ebenczcr, 1st Sunday of each month, Canaan, 3d Sunday of each month, bull Swamp, 4th Sunday of each month. Hkv. D. F. Spiovkr?At Antioch, 2d and 4th Sun days (morning.) Corinth, 2d and 4th Sundays (af ternoon.) Rkv. W. J. Sniukr?At Glcngary School House, 1st and 3d Sundays. Satitec, (colored Sunday School), '_M and Ith Sundays. Methnilist?Appointments for Oram/ebury Dis trict. ?S*. C. Conference, Ath Quarter. OltANUKUVnil?September 14, l?. I'ri'Kii OitAMiK?Ebenczcr, September 12, 22. Sr. Gkoiw.k's?Indian Fields. September 28, 25). RitANcuvit.i.t:?Cattle Creek Camp Meeting, Octo ber 3, 4, ?. Sr. Matthews?Jericho, October 12, 13. Urr-v.u St. Mattukws?Camp Ground, October 11?, 20. PltnviDKNCK?Target Camp Meeting, October 24 t.> 25. Bi.ackvii.i.e?Pine Grove. November 2, 3. Eastern Oh A nisi;?Shiloh, November 1?, 10. Raunwki.i.?November Hi, 17. Lexinctun?November 23, 24. AlKKN ami GttAXITl.vm.l.l.?November "0 and De zember 1. The District Meeting will be held at Cuttle Creek Camp Ground, October 3d to Oth. Bishop Early le ?xpeeted t?< preside. A. M. CHRTETZBERG, P. R, Vli.I.Aii"?Li.v. W. G. Co: ?SEI?, every Sabbath at It).] A. M., and every Wednesday evening at S o'clock. Hkv. W. (j. CoNNEli?At Zioh, 1st and 3d Sun days (afternoon.) Prospect, 2d and 4th Sundays (afternoon. Kcv. 4. S. CoNNOR.?At Providence, 2d and 4th Sundays lOj A. M. At Gerizim, 2d and 4th Sun days 31 P- M. At Target 1st and 3d Sundays 10J A. M. At Hethlchem, 1st ami 3d Sundays, 3j P. M. Ukv. John In a nt net.?Andrew Chapel 1st Sttti ilay. Ebenczcr and Gethsemane 2d Sunday, Trinity 3d Sunday. Calvary 4th Sunday. Bkv. L. W. Hast.?Trinity 1st Sunday, Calvary 2d Sunday, Adrcw Chapel 3d Sunday, Ebenczcr and Gethsemane 4th Suudny. Hkv. E. A. Ai stin?At Dav?s bridge, 2d Sunday in each mouth at 11 A. M. Hope well Church, 3d Sunday in each month, at II A. M. Pine Grove Church, 4th Sunday in each month, at 11 A. M. Bkv. Tlios. Baysor?1st and 3d Sundays at New Hope. IDA A. M., ami Hclhlchem al 4 P. M. 2d and 4th Sundays at Sardis, (near Hranchvillc,) 10.J A. M.. Cot tie Creek, 4 P. M. kr.ti" W,c will be glad to complete this list, and re spectfully invite the Clergymen id' various denomi nations to send in their appointments, and they will he inserted with pleasure among the above. D E N T A L ?? T I C E. TTAKE CHEAT PLEASURE Insaying to the Citi zen-, in and around the vicinity of Ornugehttrg C. II., that 1 will be there on the 2ml, 3rd, 4th & fit It of September, prepared to put in from One to an Entire Set of Teeth, on either Cold. Silver or Vul CAHitO 'hujc, ami will fill Teeth, with Gobi Foil. Sponge, (or Crystal Gold) Amalgam and Hill's Stop ping. TEETH EXTRACTED with utmost care. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed in all operations to my care. All persons desiring work done will call at the residence of Mr. J. W. 11. Dukes. Respectfully July 20th, 18?57. A. M. SNIDER, D. 8. aug 3 G w THE SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR. ft I'uUishcd Monthly AT AT II ENS, (I KOllG I A. ' nV av'm; n. white. rUIEUMS.? Two Dollars per year, or $1 for hix I mouths; 50 cents for three months In Ao vam'k. Single copies 20 cents, bYjy" All Communications for Hto paper and Sub script ions must be addressed to W.\|, N, WHITE, Athens (In. mar 23 g II STEVENS HOUSE, 21, 23, 25 cf; 27 Broadway, X. }'. Opposite Howling Green. ON T II K E U H 0 PEA N P LA N. FIlllE STEVENS HOUSE is well ami widely known to the travelling public. The location is es pecially suitable to merchants ami business men; it is in close proximity to the business purl id' the citj is on the highway of Southern and Western travel -and adjacent to all the principal Hailroad and Steamboat depots. The STEVENS HOUSE has liberal accommoda tion for over 300 guests?it is well furnished, and possesses every modern iiuprovoiucp,| for Hie ?.i. fort for its inmjitoa. T|)o rooms arc "in)nio||s and Well v-ent Ha j cd- -provided >vith gas und waici tho attendance i.^ prompt and respectful and the ftiblo is goneriiusly provided \vith cycVy dcliqiicy r.j |hc Season?at moderate fftiptt. The I'liomy Itfiving bccti refurnished rim! remodel ed, >? e a re eoalded to idler c\l iji facilities , for I ho ?; ill?Iv.?11 ujid ivlci>-:ntc,u(? ouv puc-.tr. ,, . ...... GEO. K. CHASE & Co., iunel--bm' j ,.Pr ?priclorsi "Quick Sales and Small Profits." ... - JOHN D. lil|Ei?il CORNER STORE, RUSSELL-STREET AND RAIL ROAD AVENUE. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES! THE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THE CITIZENS OF ORANGEBURG Dis trict that they hate, .? RECF^VED AND NOW OPENED . (.,,?. Ii T ff E I R SECOND S U PEL Y OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, PurchnBcd since Hie recent DECLINE IN COTTON, which enable them to sell CHEAP FOR CASH At Prices to suit the TIMES, and lower than have been ottered since the War. WE ARE NOW OFFERING CALICOS at 10c. GOOD CALICOS at 12}c. BEST CALICOS from 15c. to 20. .\f BLEACHED SHIRTINGS from 12**0. to ?0. A GOOD ARTICLE 1 yd wide at '-'Oc. FAST COLORED SCOTCH MUSLINS at i!?c. ? 1 ? * ' ?.???*-.? ; j y /" ? ? I * * *"3 Together with the above may bo found A LA ROE ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES, GROCERIES, ETC. ROW FOll CASH OR BARTER, may 11 ly JOHN D. STOCKE? &' CO. C H A 11 L EST O X C ABBS . , Thomas, .In., Wm. S. Laxxeac, William G. WKilden & Co. FORMERLY OF II AY HEN & WTIIHPEX, iikai.F.nS ix WATCHES, JEWELRY. KILVER WARF. CROCK ERY,'CHINA, GLASS WARE, AND HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES. (Jl'1 tiohl aial Stirer fiurchaseil. Watches and ,/cirrlry licpaii'cil. 22"> Kiiig-St., Corner of. llpauTain, .1 T WHOLES A LE 11 HA YXK ST HE ET CHARLESTON, S. C. fcb 23 c 1y H. L. Jeffers & Co., fa!ct?:rs AND Commission. Merchants, t'HAH LESTOX. S. C. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE SALE of Cotton ami other Produce. Orders fur sup plies carefully attended to. Refer tu Captain John A. Hamilton, R. G. St one, Esq., Orangebttrg. Dr. Win. C. Whetstone, St. Mat thew?. a pi 0 tf WILLIS & CHISOLM, FACTORS, (0JIMISS10X MERCHANTS AM) Sllll'PIXti AC KNTS. XJTT1LL ATTKNI>TOTHE IM.'KCil ASE, Y v sale anil shipment to Foreign anil Do mestic 1'iirts, nl't'ottmi. Hire, Lumber and Nav al Stores. ATLANTIC WHARF, chahlehton, s. c. E. WILLIS. ALEX. R. CHISOLM. fob 23 1 y CHARLESTON HOUSE. STOLL, WEBB & CO., WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN DRY GOODS. All Goods are selected specially for our SOUTHERN TRADE. AT THE OLD STAND, NO. 2H7 KING STREET, Three doors below Wont worth. CHA KLESTOX, S. C. Terms Ctodt, or City Acceptance, ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED To. H. C. Sroi.l.. CiiAitt.r.s Wr.iin. II. C. Wai.kkii. leb 2.1 0 tf The Mercury. ?o? CONDUCTED HV lt. 11. UIIKIT .lit., ft BROTHER. Charleston, S. C. F. W. DAWSON, Assistant Editor Subscription, per annum, payable in advance : Daily. ?8,00. Tri-Wcckly. $4.0'>. felt 23 dh if T Ii o C h a r 1 ? s ton C b h r i e r. PUIIL1SHED HY A. S. WILLINGTON & CO., City Printers, No. Ill East Hay. CHARLESTON, S. C. rii Daily one .\ein...I!r. $10,00. Daily Si> \l..iuli>. - fi.OOi Daily. TJireo'.Moiitlis,/. ..... _\'u>. 'I'ri Weel.l.v, oiu- vr.ii . . Sl;OOJ I\ri-Wcekly.Sis Munt Iis.. but'. 1867. 1867.. PROSPECTUS.) 11 ?:o:? FORM YOUR CLTJRS FOR THE ORANGERURG NEWS, 1>u hushed EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT Orangeburg, S. C. An extra copy to any one getting up a Club of Five Annual Subscribers. Tr.uMs :?82.00 !Vr Annum, in Advance. Send iti your names at once, as SUBSCRIHKRS. If you wish lo avail yourself of an A<hn~ fiiiiii;/ .Utiiini?. offering superior inducements, send your tint ices to tho ha.wchnriu; xkws And they will bo inserted on the most Liberal Terms. If you wish any Job IVuyy^it: executed,! patronize your District printing office, call at the establishment of the ORANGKBURG news, over the Fost Office, and have your orders filled with neatness and despatch, at CHARLESTON PRICES. ?:o:? For further particulars apply at this Office to CHARLES II. hall, Publisher. Ol at Charleston. S. C. to VIRGIL 0. DIRRLE, Associate Editor. Or address, sam pel DIRRLE. Editor and Financial Manager, OR ANGEBPRO, S. C, may 18 g p it Charleston Daily News, 0. lt. CATIM ART, Editor. CATiiCART, McMillan & Morton Proprietor*, No. IS IIayn'k Stheet. CITY !jmTsTTElv8. TERMS CASH. sunscitiPTiox. Daily?Twelve Months.$10 00 Daily?Six Months. 00 Daily?Three Months. 1 50 'Ingle Copies.........5 cents ? News DenW...M cents "The Cliurcli of the Strangers," N E W Y OR K, REV. DR. DEEMS, Pastor. ST RA NO KHS VISITING NEW YORK AUK UK .?pect fully informed that a congregation, com posed of Christians of ditferent Protestant denomi nations, has been orgnnized undor tho Pastoral charge of the Hev. Charles K. Deems, D. D., The service is hold morning and night in the Large Chapel of the University, two blocks west of the New York Hotel. The Pastor's residence and post office address is 221 West II Ith Street. Strangers in tho city, who arc siek or in distress, may freely call upon Dr. Deems for pnstoral service. When any memher of any Church comes to New York to engage in business, let him call promptly on the Pastor of the Chinch of the strangers. Espe cially let this tie <li>nc in the ease of youngincu who will hnVii a'roMial welcome. .? iNnc d'5 i i ??, i. ' ? "*??}? tf legal; l?U^ Adit. JTf. VMM /;-t In Equity^ S. S. Haiglor and 8v M. JKciumerlin, y ^ ,^ Admr'H of Conrad Kcininerlin. v?. ? }-Bill for Injunction and ReHta''* John If. Pbbser and Wife, et nl. ? ? ^ , Pursuant to nn ortlcr in'lhis cfctfeVMI persons big dvninndn agiuuat;tho Estate of Conrad Kenjmer-y.^ litt, deceased, will prove them, before nie wijhp *~ three months from this date, anil all persons ihdwl-""1' od to the same' will make payment. Commissioner's Office, ) V. D. V. JAMISON, Ornngcburg, C II,, u >? Commissioner. June 1, 1867. J xii 3m in Eaumr, * ORANGEBURO DISTRICT^ A. GVCollior, Admr Estate of ^ Kdward W. Eastcrlin, , A vs. y Bill for Injunction and Relief* ' i Caroline Ensterim, et al ryrar0-'^T^***??*-'*" Creditors and | Distributees. 1 TT/, i /' , ': ' '! *" Pursuant to nn order in lids ease all persons har-^ ? ing demands against thc-Kstnte of EDWflXWt EA1J-' TERLlN.lideccascd, will prove than before^njc witftj in three months from this uate,vand any one Indem-" od jto the .same will make payment. . i . , CommiSsioncr's Omce, ) V. V. V. JAMISON,1 J 1 A Orangeburg C. H:, 8. C, V' Commissioner.-??-? Aug 14, 18?7. j ,; 3?! 8m In Equity. OilANGEBUKG DISTRICT,. ,.,? i; Jno. F. Bonnet?r Admr of - ? W. 0. \V. Poll, vs. J Bill for Injunction am} Relief,. ' F. II. n. liriggniiinn nnd others, Creditors und Distributees. Pursuant to an order in this case, all pursonshav- I ing demands against tho estate of \\. Q. W. Pou, deceased, will prove thent bofrirc ^pie within three months from this date, or they wiH ^.debarred payment, and any one indebted to the book will make payment. rs -*?"=? ? Commissioner s Office, ) 1 V'. D^ V. JAMISON. Orangeburg C. II. I Commissioner. Aug 14, 18(i7 j Nil com?8 In Equity, ORAXGEBt'ltd MStIucT. . ??,!?.!-? :. ui ? - p.'tt?' d;>f!,r.-.<|fcttlt?ii T. W. Oieaton and Saraii T. his wife, "| Bill for, ndtn'r nnd ox'r of J. \Y. Tindal, vs. J- Injunction Jno. K. Miliums und others. ) nnd Relief. IT KSCANT to an order from Chancellor Johnson in this case, all persons having demands against the Estu.tc of J. W. Tindal, dcoeased, will prove tho same before me within three months from this dato* or the., will be debarred payment, and any ono Imk debted to the kiiiiic may appear before me fox trlk* purpose of ascertaining the real value of theb aeOt- , tructs. Commissioner s Office, \ V. D. V. JAJtlSCrX. Ornngcburg C. II. !? C?utwitmcrv May 17. 18u7. j juneSy XII lwo3 , In Equity, OBAXGEBnVl PLStftTCT. James D. C. Clecklev, adiu'r of ) Bill oL D. W. Oissemlanner. vs. V Injunction. M. A. Cisscndamier and others. J tum) RrHff. PURSUANT to an order of ChanceRcr Johnson*, in thir? case, oil persons having dcmnnrfv ognmat the Estate of David YY. tibsciuhtnuer. will prove Ikef same before me within lonv mouth? from tliis dal?*, or they will be debarred payuicnt. and tiny one; in debted to the same may :ippenr before me and pruvu the real value of their contracts. Commissioner's Office, 1 Y.D.Y. JAMISON. Orangeburg C. II. > Commissioner. February 2<i, 18(i7. ) June XIT Inmjl In Equity, OHAXC Kliund PISTRTCT. iV, P Phillips, adni r & 0. Z. Phillips. ) Bill for ndm'x, vs. I Injunction John K. Millions. ) and Relief, PUI'SUANT to an order in this ease, all persons having claims against the Kslatc of I). V. Phillips, deceased, will prove the same before me within three months from this date, and all persons indebted to the sinne may come frcftVrc me and prove the real value of their contract), within the same time. Commissioner's Office, | V. 1). V. JAMISON. Orangehnrg 0. II. V Commionionos. May 17. 18f?7. ) ^ June 20 XII H?* In Equity, OKAXf! ebu11q; distbict. John S. Powe, et. al., ) Bill for Account.' vs. V Injunction L. W. Dash. ct. nl. J and Relief ? PUKSUANT to an order of his Honor Chancellor Carroll, in this case, tho Creditors of the late Firm of J,. AY- DASH & CO., are required to present and pr?YO lheir respective tlcmiindfl against the said firm before me on or before the 1st dny of September Commissioner'* Office, \ Y- D. V. JAMISON. July PJ, 18Ti7, j Commission**, July 20 XII* W W EatJITY, OHAXdEIJl.lta mSTRICT. ?'oil . u ?? '-I The State t?f South Carolina, \ In Re. Ex. Pel. Sol'r. Southern Circcuit. j Lost Docu.noBts-. Application having been made by Joseph BE Mor-. gan to prove the past existence loss and rvnient* of, the last Will and Testament of Martin Friday, de ceased,?on motion of llutsons & Legare, Solicitors, for applicant, it is ordered. That nlL ganaons who desire so to do, have leave to appear aad cr^ss ex amine the evidence produced, nnd introduce. c,T^:_ deuce in reply before me on the- IStAdny of Sep-t. tember next. Commissioner's Office, | V.. to JAMISON, Orangehnrg C. IL, Commissioner. June 12, 1807. J| junc l"i ili 8m The State of South Carolina. OBAXCrKBURG DISTRICT. ' In the Ccufi of Common Pleas.. ' H. n- Jennings, Jno. T. Jennings, ys F. A. WiToox sen, A. E. Tnlniadgc. ATTACHMENT. WHEREAS the IMainlifTH did on the 20ih day of May filo their dcolarnlion against the De fendants, who (as it ig snid) are absent from nnd without the limits of this State, and have neither wives nor attorneys known within the same, upotf whom a copy of said declaration may be screedC On motion of Unison* k I.egarc, Plaintiffs Attoraeya it is ordered, that the said Defendants do npp.par, and plead to tho salt) declaration on or before the. 22nd day Of May, (vliirh will ho in the year of f>uy Lord, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty*-* eight, otherwise final nnd absolute judgment will, then be given and utyardod agaTnsl"tli,cni. " ? j, p.: U?mxsoN. May 201 IdOT. XX jun 1 cutui ' ' l" c H t 4\