The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, January 04, 1868, Image 4
Shelter tor Cuttle.
port a titjpopjj^ip^s^ tf f^T^H p}}? '.J?J 8M?^'^1U
body with mater nil for growth in young ani
mals?in full' ,^tb^fi',oh,cH'',tn'? replacing of
Waat? matter; tho otJor' Ihn1 ma^fltnlffiga'
proper, degree of hc;\t in the body. Ih ox
tremely cold weather, the amount of food ;con-i
>u?cd,1a' ^j^'^dater !jjh'U$$ Warm, as ..tfie |
demand for bout; is much 'igreater. Fat ant-'
maj^p thaf;i wiU'
<Vc]p^^pp:.,piiq8THfho fjit, being consumed in ;
producing heat. It is on this principle that1
fercut from -that used very far Ni. rth. The in
hablfarits' bF'the Wrrid iono usb chiefly v?geta
bio diet and aoid fruitH, whilu the groatcst treat
that'^mrbB ' ^V?h' ^t? ^\'!j5^Ufnia?^ iji' t,h'c.
North of (jirecnlaiid, is whale blubber. Capt.
Furry mentions the fact of one of his visitors
eating a dosen tallow dandles with great relish.
When cattle are exposed in the field during
?c?9^5?jPjn9untrf>JF'their food to keeping up
thfi" nebessaty 'Ylflqutit of nuimal hotit:' In a
wafn^'^j^r^d^^i^u?^pu,; much of this food
mrj^tr1ia*cr?e?Ti debited Hi 't?e^forhi of Jat,;
^Sn^^CT-.^W^b th,'iuj(,. adding;..$o,lmo . value of,
the animal ; while in the case'of the' unshel
tered cattle, the fOjOd.jhaa, been consumed as
fuel, aud there is no increase in bulk to show'
for it?thus causing the loss of valuable pro
vender. (
For milking cows, wajm shelters arc of spe
cial .importance. i,Thcy must have enough of
riohi nutritious food, to convert the excess into
tnippV^'t^V<Uci\,,ihc Tvod, is poor, and the cow ex
posed to' ithe cold, she ? cannot eat ..enough Of
euch''R^^tV.fc'feejihcrWrm, fat, and have a
good flow of milk. All the nourishment is
consumed i:: making heat. ,
u fattening hugs., is shelter aud warmth a
matter of Vrisfc' Importance. Hogs in a dry,
clean pen, will increase in fat much faster than
when in cold and mud.. In the wild .state, the
hog is a clean animal, and when confined in a
clean pen, will keep one part of the pen clean.
Economy would dictate the importance of
good.yarm shelters. These can be made at
small "-cost on most farms. "When plank is
costly, make sheds of wheat straw, whieh will
turn the rain aud cold. These sheds should
/be Jong and narrow:?closed on three sides?
?open ou the South ; floor covered with loaves,
so as'-Co catch all the droppings from the cat-'
tlo.u*'Wheixs muck ?or swamp mud) can be ob-,
tninoty'.'', it ,'\? Detter to use it. . Iu tliia way,
many,,loads, of valuable manure may be saved
for the spring crops.?Southern Cultivator.
.Effects of Shade on tho lint do Vino.
*Thc root? Of the grape ; vine rcrjuirc ' to be^
'coof-^ri^l shaded from the sun. In the forest.
the.VUd .vine climbs to the tops of the loftiest
trees in search, of sunshine and exposure to
rain-and dew, hut its roots are damp, being im
bedded "fti'thc moist leaf mold, the debris of
the Imlage'. ..^hich lias been accumulating for
centuries, and they are frequently within reach
of water. 1
This year we noticed a vine which hnd been
planted against'.^'jljiglf/board fence, and JUad
not grown much for two years, put out most
oxtiriWdinary '8ho^'t8,,80inc of them being eight
or npparcnt cause of
luxuriant growth was the shading of the roots
by tt^Jj^^f seat of ah arbor, , which was
placed over them, a space being left between
the {ifeafahd tho fence for the vino to send up
its |haots. 13y this means the roots wero
shaded from the sun,, but were accessible to
rain, and wore kept in a desirable state of mois
ture. I
Another proof of the utility of shade for the
roots is given in tho same garden by the suc
cessful growth of a Jfurtfdfd Prolific vific
which was transplanted iu Spring, the canes
being laid flat on the ground. This vine is
growing rapidly, and has very large foliago,
whicljahades,, jthe r^opts trom tho sun, and kcops
tho ground moist about them.' Another vine
of the.eamc.yari^ty:)(.trn{i8plai)tcd at tho ,same
time, but-treateddifferently, being-pruned nnd
trainjjfl^ n .st?k?, .hp'pbarjj'cjuitc delicate^ and,',
(\uiteuuncqual to tho fi.st mentioned in steength '
and iQ^j&r^^fej?j] 'facts;, among numerous
others,, indicate tho necessity of keeping the
soil dbdut'th?'roots of tho gfapo vino shaded
from the hum, und sufficiently moist -to ensure
a gootf growing and'rippning condition of the
wooi^Vp^.frmt.TT-^A'll' Hural.
no ltei ?? ' ? . ! im %g ?
A ChkaJ' STUMP Pui.LKU.?Tho Country
Gentleman gives tho following description of a
cheap stump puller, invented by Mr. H. M.
Hogers, of Konoslja, Wisconsin :
<:r pought two , serow jucks, aud I had a
stout log* ohnit). 'These jacks have, one and
onc-h'alf feet lift, working iu cast-iron pedes
tals. 1 procured a stout- beam, o'.ght feet long,
and about, as heavy an t\>o men would want to
carry, aud two pieces of planks for the jacks
to stand on, together with some blocks, &c,
nnd all was ready.-- Jy place the beam across
tho largest and stoutest root of tho stump, one
jack oh euch side, nnd as near tho stump as 1
think tho roots will allow, and resting on a
pioce of plank. Tho chain is passed around
tho root and the beam. One man at each jack
will taift? almost any stump to the full lift of
the screw, which, in a majority of eases is stif
ftc.icnt; if not, place a stud under each end of
the benmj let down the jucks, and placing
"blocks uudcr thorn, give the stump another lift,
two men will pull from thirty to fifty stumps a
day, nnd the machine, will cost fifteen or twenty
dollars, while the jacks aro useful for many
purposes besides pulling stumps, and would bo
salable ttt any time. There is no patent ou
this pullcr/tl
CHARLESTON CARDS.
353%; HOLMES,
UOYCE & GO 'S WHARF, CHARLESTON, 8. C.
I Hon. GEO. A. TREN.UOLM*. ANDREW Sl
it 1st National Hunk; Charleston,
resident ^?.jLJ. Mining und Mumt
dec 7 . r r -r
il.
?*?*??!In irT
*?0 EIST"WAV, r
! C It A 11 L 1**T,? f
j ^ and
11ka1.KH IN
[Sugar, Tees, Racon, Lard, Fish and Salt, eto.
tr. 1118CHOFF. a ?; , vPrwiEask
Henry Bischoff & Ceil,
\
v| AND DEALEKti IN
WINES, LIQUORS, SKCAitS, &o.,
No. 197 East %t? [7| j
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
WML WALTON SMITH,
cotton facto ii,
COM M ISSIOnS^?CH ANT,
& I' I Cfr^KIdJSTbN. 8. D.
6<riY**!TvroiOpi amt'pcrcohul tttlontiou given to Hie
Vide of Cotton.
?ug24 ix.! fJ 1 ? ?
C. CfcAClfS. A.AV.ITT?.
CLAC1US & WITTE,
XO. SO EASTJ1A V,
C 11 ar Ii ES t ON, S. C,
Commission Merchants.
11 . / ?, ,,i ?,' '? * n I ? l ii i i ? ?
AND
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Grocer us^ Rrovt*!on*, I^ayyitiy, R'qic and
Honor*.
, BCpt ,14 <. J * (IUI I
' Wagener, Heath & Monsees,
PLANTATION AND FAMILY
GROCERS,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
Hum, Eacon,* Shoulders. Pork, Reef, Flour.
Su^nr, Coffee. Ton, cte., etc....
WINES, LIQUORS', skc.ARS and
T 0 U A C C O
A1?.Q(i;{ ami MS East Hay vor. Qtimi-ttm t.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
XJwir AH Orders Promptly Attended lo"t?fl
sept'14 m t?
S, Thomas, Jn., Wm. S. Lasskav.,
William G. Whilden & Co.
KOI FORMERLi OF
I! ay DEN k WHILDKN,
IIKAI.KRS is i
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, CROCK
ERY. CHINA, GLASS WARE, AND
HOUSE FURNISHING
ARTICLES.
Old Gold and &ilrf-r,)iiiTcfait.cif. Wa/e/ies and
"Jewelry Rrjta ired.
1 225 Khif^-St.. Corner of Reaul'ain.
AT WHOLESALE 11 IIA VXE STREET
CIIARLE^TX)^, vs 'cJ- ) )
ffb23 .rnirwu^Y:V.?m:r_ ? ?7
?WILLIS & CHISOLM,
factors, commission merchants
r v.. u\\ Im " '"And ""?
? -11
^HjnjINO AO KNTS,
X\T1 I'L ATTEND TO Til E J'l* ItCIIASE,
\f sale and shipment to Fornijjn antf Do
?m'Htic Port?, oj'Cotton, Rico, Lumbar und Nnv
ui Stoffs.
atlWJic wharf,
6j tahleston, h. c.
E. WILLIS. ALEX. H. ClllBOLM.
fch 2.1 -j 1 v
CHARLESTON HOUSE.
STOLL, WERR & CO.,
W HOL KS ALK AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS.
All Goods are selected specially for our
SOUTHERN TRADE.
AT TilK OLD STAND, NO. 2S7 KING STREET,
Three doors below Wimtworth,
I'!IlARLESTOX, S. ('.
Terms Cash, or City Acceptance.
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
IL C. Stomj. Ciiaiilks Wkiiu. II. c. Wai.kku,
feb 211 o if
pavilion hotel,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
nOAIU), PICK HAY, $3.00.
A. DUTTKIIKIKLD, mrs. ii. L. uuttkhfield,
Siiperinteiidviit. 1'ropnvtrci:?.
die 28 "?? ' ' ' * il
Ii
James I). L'Iccklcy, Adniiiiistrntor.
v?.
31. A. Gisscndnnncr.
?nder in Uiia cnsc I. will, seil 011 Hiq first Monday-\
in Janmiiy next, ut Ornngeburg, for one half eiisli,
the balance on a credit of j^cn moutliH, secured by
bond, with interest from date, und a mortgage of
tho premised with n covenant for renale in ease of
breach of the bond. All the land which was of
David >W. Gisseiidanner, fihviag MO acres, which
has been allotted Iiis widow for dower, containing
three hundred ?nd forty (340)" litres mole $r loth,-]
hounded by lands of J. 10. Moss, Mrs. Ai l emus |
Glover, .Tames Heed, estate of Lcvi Tyler nnd the
said Dower tract, 'And at tho same.time, the vo
muinder in the Said Dower tract upon the detormi
'lintion of the est Ate in Dower, Purchasers will pay
for papers and HtomjIH
Couiiiiis?"'"
Uec
dee "
nir'sionor's Office, \, r VS lCY. JAMISON,
?C. 10th, 1H3? :j ? ? Commissioner,
,114 V 9 A -1 ltl
ALSO
V> M3 1'o.fcer, AnW'^ | Dili to Marshall -AhWh )
f I V fw. v A.J IX J ' for V A *'
Ann I.arr, et. nl. J Injunction und lleliof.
'lHirSuatit to Sill onler iu tliia cane, 1 will soli nt
Orangeburg U. H., on the first Monday in. January
next, all the Heal K-tato or the Ikie'John tlarr, de
ceased, situated in this District, as follow*:
Tr&tit No.yl, containing 240 acres, more er less,
bounded 4b }h^c4?U?b?, ihc?tage Koad from Orange?
burg to >untc Rond, on the southwest by Mrs^
O'Cain's lands, on the northwest by lauds of Daai&l
0'Cnifi1. ' 1
Tract No. 2, cuntniuiug 2JI acres,, more or l?ss,
"Auiid^'.oiOtbcAt^ J!, vi? the
5utlteVtd^fiVWrWfV; rWt<W rTOTfy^l'ook. ou the
southwest by lauds of Mrs. O'Cain, nnd ou the
northwest by Stage llond.
Tract No. \\, cuntniuing 270 acres, more or lvtta,
bounded on the east by estate lands of F. Mourar
und Dr. J. (1. Jenkins, south ?.y lands of John S. 0.
IlofTimmii. West bytTttfct No. 2, and northwest by
Dower lauds ot Mrii .Inn I.arr.
The Dower Tract, containing 1?7 acre;*, more or
less, bounded on the nortli^ by lands of ,D^ Horger,
east by Tract No. 3, south by; Tract' XtS. 2. nun west
by the Stage lloiul. Pubject to tho Dower of the
vaid Mrs. Ann I.arr, being a life estate in the same.
Conditions?So niiieh cash as will defray the
pcuses of these proceedings, and the balance on a
credit of twelve months, purchasers giving bond
With two good sureties, bearing interval from day of
sale, payable annually, aud mortgage of tho premi
ses to secure the purchase money, uud to pay lw
papcr.-tniid vurenue stamps. If tho terms of saw)
sale arc. ;nnt-complied, with, the said premises to't>e
resoltl on tho rtoxt VateifHy thereafter, Rl tho'risk* of
the former purchasers.
Y. U.V. JAMISON. Commissioner,
deo 14 td
In Equity.
O?ANUKBl'UCi DISTUICT.
It. A. Yon, Adm'r Kstnte Muke A. Yon, y
vs. 1
Jim. 1'. Milliou-, et. al. j
Ily onler of Chancellor Johnson made TOfh Nor..
IStiT, the creditors of Muke A. Von. deceased, will
prove their demands before me within l\vo 12)
months from the date iif said order.
Commissioner's Office, \ V. lb V. JAMISON.
Ornngeburg C. H..S. C, [? Commissioner.
Nov. 20, lStjT. J
nov 2U 2in
AND
Ily virtue of the same onler, I will sell al Ornnge
burg on the first .Monday iu January. JHilS, for one
half cash, the balance on a credit of sis mouths, to
be secured by bond, with interest from date, paya
ble annually, so long as any money is due on it. and
a mortgage of the premises, with covenant of re
sale in case of bre:. di of the condition wf the bond.
1. All that Trael which was of Muke A. Yon. de
ceased, lying on Mast Ooodhuol S wit in p. in Ornnge
burg Hist riet, containing seven (7) or eh*;hl (SJ hun
dred acres, more or less, ami bounded north by
lands of 11. 11. Argue, east anil west by hinds of
Mrs. Itebecn Corbett and south by lands of II. ('.
Sulley.
ALSO
The undivided half sevcniy-five acres adjoining,
the other half being now owned l>y Wiley t'. West.
Commissioner's Office, "j V D. V. JAMISON.
Orungchurg <'. II. > Commissioner.
Nov. 20, 1HC7 J
nov 2?. td
C. II. Ilarnwell, "| In Force'.osure
vs. ;- of
Mrs. E. S. Thomson. J Mortgage.
rpKN PRIME HULKS FOR SAIYK.
g Will be sold mt the first Monday iu Juuuury.
IsiiH. Itcfore the Court Home, in Orangeburg. TKN
P 1**1 MB PLANTATION MC i.KS. Sale positive.
Terms cash. V. 1>. V. JAMISON,
dec 21 id
Selling Off Under Cost!
D. LOUIS & CO.,
?. G IST T & I
HAVE STTJilj ON HAND ,
t\'{ Uwi 'r.'AWAX : h A T
A FIN!' STOCK OF
Ready Made Clothing,
CLOAKS, &?,
I.. ,v>ra
WJiiCH JCIIKY AUK CI.OSINU ?OUT
TNDKii cost:::'
IH the wifitry St/u in
'.Mid tho obilHiig breutte,
With ?iieh Glotliing ?iirm,
No uj/o i?ee?J Pruezu.
feb 23 u ly
NEW STOKE.
rriiiK sniscjiiiiKits takk c/JvASUIik in in.
I forming I licit* Friends and I he J'ublic Uejie
rally, Ih/it they have opened I heir
KKW STOIttt,
and m e now prepared townil upon I Item ivilhsnice
Stock of
FAMILY GK0CKR1KS,
D?Y (lOODS. JIATS,
HOOTS and SHOKS, KC,
anGenerally foiiiid in ? COUNT ii V SToHK. Come
d examine. MC 1.1,Kit DAVIS,
nov '.' u ly
11. D. Myers, Applicant. I Notice to
Again*! I Absent
Ann C. Myers, et. al. Defendant. J Defendants.
It. iippcnjing t<i my satisfaction that Sarah Pub
mau and Klizabetll Molly, two of the defeudiuu* re
side without this Stale, it is therefore ordered that
they do appear and object to ilio division or sale of
the Heal Kulatc of K. .1. W. Myers, on or before thu
sixth dey of March next, or their consent to the
same will be entered of record.
Ordinary's Office, i i*. A. McMICHAKL;
De. ember 2. iMiT. | O. O. D.
dec V ?12 w
Tlxe Southern Drug Store
I
i
? . .jt;
DR. B. M. SHULER
HAVING REMOVED HIS DIM,q 8TOJH3 from
his well known Sinnd. bog's leave rtwpcc'ltiilly
t?> invite Iiis friends throughout tl?o District, to
Visit him tit Ids New, Lftrgo'nhd well Furnished
EST AB Li STl'HENT
on ltUSSEt.l'-STlVKF/r, 'oYVf>Ht(6 ?ar? h?ll'
ttCOVill'S, where they wilt be Biirc to bo supplied,
with the very liest
Drugs and Medicines
the Market uffonlsii nnd tit tbo lowestinnrkel prices.
He has {hrhjutd j?6w ?f?ll atsovt|tjiiJulqf -';
DRUG S, MEDI?LNES, i:lj n<
PATENT MKDIClNT,S OF ALI. KINDS,
Paints, Oils and brusjio*, -
Dy? Stuffs,
Lyp.ttod Potash, t.V. ?
Miiiienn and. t.'um Stnrcb. * ? bun
Cooking mid Washing Soda,'
Itlaek .Pepper, Spices yf all kind*, ,
COMPOSITION, LO.UEL1A, NEE V E DO WOK",
&e.. Prepared-by Ephraim Lurrahee,
ttIT*fittW Of all K?rtv?,
T KU SS ES, Single *nd double? Lur?eand Small, ?
Eine Stapking and Chewing T.ORACCO?
Eine Uli AN DIES und WINES for Medical purposes,
PERFCMRS and TOILET SOAPS.
t'i\ll and satisfy yourselves?you ciui get just what
you want.
Just reveived u lot of that fine
"DURHAM SMOKING TOBACCO." '
jU-jV" Vi"ill open ?>u Sundays! from 7 to 10. A. M.,
and fvota -U to T II*. M; , .
fell ' c ly
THE CANNON HOUSE!
(orrost'fK court house.)
TIIKSUlteCnmF.lt WOULD Re
-pect full v inform tit?Traveling i'uh
?.-SHb ilmt "his HOUSE is opined i*x
vJ?ESKr5Sf.K!*> ilu-ir iicrmiiodtttinn.
KATES OF ItOAKDl
Hoard per Day._._..s I 7-^
Week._. 7 <u>
- Month. 211 U\>
ALSO A JiAli-ltOOM
In ihr l'usrmenl, which is supplied ?tth tlxe *>r^t ?tf
Liquors.
?i a s. C-J.
:iut: S c Iv
'TTT7 A T)
GOODS!
just rkueiye11 at
EEITT BROTHERS.
rE WOULD AGAIN INFORJ! onrFRIENDS'
that we ovo n?w receiving our
FALL and WINTER STOCK OF
Dry Goods and Groceries,
Which we offer on rensminMc term.*. If our friends
will give us a call, vrv have no doubl we can make it
profitable in !>mh [?arlief.
We are also prepared to qoiiiiimc the shipping of
cotton. rice, &c.,
ivell kmvM ii Unart at
WILLIS & CIltfe'OLXf,
Chariest mi, whore prompt txttention will be'gJft'tfM Irt
the wale of (he saiiiu ni the HIGHEST MAllKKT
Pit ICES, iiiul ihe inuney can lio i received at our
ttttiee here, without tine cell! co?l to the ouruer.
XrOTICF,?OUR deRtors will please
Remember us when their Cotton and other
Produce is sohl, and settle up their old accounts.
kkitt u rothe ks.
oet 10 C lv
BARGAINS!!
?:o:?
Selling Off UnderOost,
DRY GOODS CLOTH INC/,.
SHOES.
HATS. GROCERIES, ETC.,
.. . v ?OH ?? l.n ? t i.sit?
sixty days
AT
JOSEPH McNAMARA'S.
m a i isr - s t it ih k t ,
ORANOERCIIC, S. C.
Tel. 23 ly
JUST 11ECEIVED
A FULL STOCK OF
Fall awl Winter Goods,
CONSISTING OF
tjALICOES. DKLAINKH, ALPACAS, P.OMMA
/?INES, IfOiiclotltfi, phiniicU, ||oiuespltu, Hosie
ry. Kill (!hives, Fancy Articles, &u,
We also invite attention to our stock of Oroeeries,
Hardware, Crockery, Hoots und Slto'ca, ?hi/di ??? ?fo
eoiilideul will please the public, both in prise and
quality.
CpUNTRV PRODUCE bought ?r bartered at the
highest market price.
? We will make advance* on ('olton or other Pro
dnce consigned to the well known House of J. M,
I'ahlwcll & Sons, Charleston, S. c.
c
KOE1XSON fc CO,
fob Ly
In Equity.
OIlAXUKliriKi DISTRICT,
)
IVcfdey llouser, Adm'r and Giiarilian,
VH.
Eugenia KpeigilCf, ol. al.
The creditor* of V. fi, Zeiglcr, deceased, will
prove tllelr demnnds before me within one month
from Ihe date hereof.
Coniniissioiier's Ofliee, *, V. D. V, JAMISON,
Dec. 7, IH07. j Commissioner,
dew Jl 1 ni
SCOVTLL,
SeHing Off! Selling Off l. % i
-OLOS.N.I OCT
:. ix vii-.m ?p.?,pr;U?ic?i?? .///
'?? '(l CK>^SE(^JiKNTLY 1 1
? i .? I ? ,i.'{--t:..T...!j?ilVJii.'. ^i :
OEEER .EGR CASHy ?
-?I.::?: <?. f?.< f "j ?urr/f '".?nod icrtiirr.ui Oll
Our now COMl'LETE STOCK in every J<pwf
. :" ' a? '? Rates1 m?ch beluw
.: ?.:)?-- ...,.;:!?:,?! II .oX
FORMEK [PRICES.
.barg?iI^a^ 5 i
. bnv.iu imirtorinin ??? ? 'iii/MniiuKM *
Great Indu com on to Offered from now until
.ii -nrurub .v'ini i'j
january l^S^.,,;. j.l!fj,j,
If yon want Cft?*G^
? i "i'J bite. *V_' ni,iiii.L v. 'nrv
: Sixty D?ys, ,
! .01 Imum* >'?!- mi //
? call ratv. ?{ .. i' X". i ?
BULL & SOOVTLIS" ,
M_m^Ii_mixii ?. .i'
j ili'j: jltih ?*. :.;{/; '.; 'V'iiit r!,u .J jn:.* ?.
"^TA-NTED To FUI -V*t?> Orders
1000
500 Hl'siiki.s peas.
200 bushels pindols.
For which we will pay tLc
hig4ikst market ?GIjres
? it Iii canu. 1 ? ;
w
e are still in tiik
COTTON MARKET,
l'repuied U? ru v such jLnts as may offer or
receive on
Consignment,
All of which shall receive the prompt attcn
* . t . *. t * ? ? * "' i ' * i ?
turn of
Bull & Scovill.
fell 23 J lc
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-In Equity.
oiiANr.Eiiriir. district,
Josepit Pickling, Adm'r. el. nl. I Hill for'Acconnt
vs. 1 j Marshaling Assets
Mary It. Tyler el. til. J Injunction & ltelief
It iippeai ing to my satisfaction that Joshua Tyler,
one of the Defendants in the above enso, is absent
from ami resides beyond the limits of this State, on
motion of Mcss.as. blur & Dibble, complainant's
Solicitors, it is ordered; That the defendant, Josh
ua Tyler, do appear, plead, answer, or demur to the
complainants said bill within the time prescribed by
law, or an order pro confesso .will be taken against
him.
Commissioner's Office, ] V. D. V. JAMISON,
Oraitgeburg, S. C, \ Commissioner.
Dec. 10. 1H07.
dec '2\ ' 8
In Equity,
?RANUEBURG district.
Andrew P. J-inblnot, Ai|Minlslrntor.
Marcell/i Jnabiuet ami pthcre,
Hy order nf iho t'ourt of Equity In *ho nbove
stntcd case, the creditors of |bo late Levl \i, Inabi
nel are pjyoincd from proBcuutingflcliims ?t law for
I he recovery of their objims, and are retptiroil |o
prove yho sumo pefnra tljo Commissioner ?Mhin two
months from fhc nnblioiitipn hereof,
V. u. y. jamlson, c, i;. 0, D,
diie 28 2m
JVHT RFCEIfteR. A FRFSII: Sun
lily of DHY GOODS, SHOES, HATS, QBQCK
iiiem. Al???O bunphoi YARN bobiw the markot
r*lee, at T- V, WOLFE'S,
nov Id $
r 1IBI.S. WIIISKKY of the RKST
r) HHA.NDS. Jit?t received nt
noy JO T. D. WOLFE'S.
Teaumroy.
- LEGAL N0TICE8., H:\
v-? in;-: ivt'- ' -=-^^^-M^?r
.,$r.;Wq%,, ;
ORANGEBUJ^G? #I8TBICT. ,
8oHcHor*8^h?^ ! *1 "l1 fell to
Jacob Wolfe, deceased* <**
AppTWsaiob' fcarlai* beWI??VIi^Wii^i^^
Wolfe toprove thevefuUca^, I933 .oimI conteoi? ef
the lsst Will and Testament of Jacob Wolfe, do' .
ce mi cd. On motion of 1 Mertnr. litar & iMMltfM.
licitors,, it in ordered that all perrons who dcatap
to do. ifinj- appear and cross examine tbns*S3*B*eT
produced, and introduce evidence in reply before
fae on th? 39tbHday'ortebrt*?try>>Wf. ' Ml *%*
Coinn.ifl?ioper'6Office,-.).> * VtttnV&J A-fcttOnV W*
r : Ornngeburg ^ JL, .}? ' ; \ .CowmiMWr," -.
m\*V?vU . . "V.C. O^VV\|yi .-?A Wm Wl> .\?t,''.
11 ? indl.H BynV f, ? , ' m?
I -By-ordasHrf Chan?Hey Johnaota-iiiajrte Mat -Pyr.^"
i8oj, tba cj^ito? pf Katb^^B/m^n
tpietv demand* before me wlthlntwe^flj montW
dato ef~T?id*ord*r:
II Wit: :it; ? : rVf lfc;ff??%MMMhi9S?
ComudBsI.s.r.
23. tU>> 'i">l'H.>T? vMkdIoTCTI? *!l
?r'jit ftM it! Tjwpjr. Hit? u
i,l ORANGEBUK&. districts ?/// ?
John T. JeniiingB, or. ill ? -t; ? d vmr ^niob t ?
I Patrick Jenh?rnB?>et,k^:,,;I?>^, ' *'"'" 'J'""'1
' By ;order of ?ChoilcolM" JcbMow matfa Na^.' 1
lBt>7,,the: creditors uf Johw y. JeMiivc?Td?c??B9<, .,
will prove their demand, befcre to. Vub^iari. (ft)
mouth* fW"!$ft da$* ef,a*^dc*d*fr.f A u?h't Di^Im
V.?. T-JAMI80XL.
Commi.sio?sr? 1 1
nor 23 _. ._:J' Jfm,
pRANGEBWR?. p.I^q^, , ,.,
James D.'CleckleT, txth vt'
WiU of L. E. Coonen;. >,l
. vs.
A. TX Frederick, et. ?11.
ii.ti-1 ii'.I I " mi*) ]'?'1
/ u rillt! ' >di ??l b nit -j
By order .made in thin oaa* th*-oradlr?r? of L. Et'
t'oom-r. deceased, will prove Ihair demand.. nef.rtt
nu- at Oraagebttrg by tB^'flrM" da? 'of 9*%V$k]*fi*
Commissioner's Office,
Orangeburg C. II. .,{V tiommuwlaaW; -ui
Novcn?l??r 7, 18U7. J
novlti Itlll V:u(j It ?' ll '?'fji,',;
. ... ? i,. ? ,:? - , ? : Mill !?!-.? t?r.: iltj ;?
ORANGEBERG ?I??UlCX?ji' '??? t'l!?l
llcnrr Livinjrston. Executor y
Barnetl,Livinnton_
n. wn;j.-iwiM>n ct. ?L
1 Lej
?ilt-K i! 1 ? 'lit" i?Tif?
tt*.
lip onbpp.t* (tii, i?<?i
Devisees and Legatees. 1 J ' I ' 1 I
Bj order of lT^nneelfcT ' joanMrn^'ta tit. awe*. 1^
f?m authorized to settle Kill the dtbta'Hu? t? tee *Br<
Executor of B. I.iTingBton. 00 lb. nwmd of tkrof
idwinxeresteil perwma, tnken brfor# th? C?mi?!?
'^r-, Bfbtors di?poaed laf^lh.rm^irM .f \>>f >
?>rdrr, will apply to ".Ics^r*79alat?cn. at Lffar...
)ranjr^-burg. ,1 :,h?o nntbor$?ed to trsmt, f?r pri
vote sate ef the EiUat* Und?. Persona wltbiaj
buy will apply tvii abere. ! . - d'-?Ait ?~u
??-:-r., 1.;,-^.--M nt ..i.iijj>i
In Equity 1
URANGE??EG ms-Twdt:'
? ? [j ? ? !?!!?.: ??oil1' -. ? ii
T. D. T. Jaraitvrti, Cdm'r la B?i*jr
? i ; ? -/ i
Tho Creditora nr.d Di.itribui... j
ofWm. M. Irish. f f 1
? By order of t'buncellar Johrn-on. tho cn?lltw s#
WBIi^ip -M. Irick will prc*r*t and pro?? th?lr 4**f
eaxttlifihct?rc the Special rommisstoaer appetinid m
this case, tat office of Huisons & L.garo,): wijsd>\ .
three bin:tth?> froaa th? dal. htroof. '
Oct. WA, IMF- . . . i.ft.aiC?WIM?.,,,. ,a
gp??>at Cnmmfaelsmar?,
Ml 2*/. :i. '.?Jaaai-.-i -'ttl l<?i* Vtajp.t
- i ? . x . ? {j -\i'iv I'-n't-.:??. illKb i,i''(}l 111
Howard A. FogU-aoAJUaa^i Pi ?.gin *
?? - - lT7* .rrtulviiiU |
?I PrtfAiiaai t/, .n ordcY 16 thU easi. all p.r.^s Wvl '
lag Cjaiius against thp fet?J^ ??Ja*,/ f grit 1
Susan Fogle, dee., will preesal and pray tkaaa ftafara
me and all persons ?nc>.ebud to - ihs i?a? ^Hl k??0 "
sXj-. r.,M ,ots^l J r.l? rri* ,-tl .ItM.r.lr.l?i}0
ORANGKCtfWur- ^PISTflRjy1 T r,*l
m. A. Davis, Adm'r of 0. ^,^jn]JsWar,")~~
va. V
Snrah Bimmkcr, ci. al. Dis. and Cred. J Inftl till ?/
Elisabeth Bolton. defcndautsi.it> ||aj i)l. ll silijbij ,
ease arc absent from and reside beyond th., liaalm
of this State, on motion of Mebsra .Hutsous'^-IAM1''
gore, Complainants Solioitora, iyisl orders^ ;| taa|
the said Defendants 06 appe?r und plead, answer .r
doraur to the Comblaibanls bill witbiii 40 dayo jry??^
this date, or tbo name wlli be taken sis agsDlVifctta
pro confosso. r 171 ' i/ t H
Commissioner's Office, \ V. P< V. JAMISOH.
Orangeburg C. II. \ - .. Commi^as^jL
^ j Dc.o 2, 1867. ? j j d.fc i ] ?,
~ 1-j-? ? \ . ? :i\f A
Tito State of South CaroUn?. ?
or ang eherg; ^isiriubiV,T %{f
In the Oourt of Ooioiuou, pleas.
II. II- Jennings, Jno. T. Jennings, vs F. A. WUasaV
sen, A. E. Talmadgh. il ral
attachment. '
.... ?//. M I' . Iii >/. - HMlHeM .1".
117 II EUE AS the Plaintiffs did on th. 20tk day ..
fy of Mny nlo their declaration against th. Da? "
fendants. who (as if is said) arc absent from *a4
without the limits of this Stale, aud hav. noithsr
wives nor attorneys knowh within the same, apea
whom a copy of said declaration may fee' aarved \'
On motion of Hutsons A Legarp, Plaintiffs Attorney,
it is ordered, that Ihe Haid OefendantS do appear,
nnd'plcnd to Ihe Baid declaration on or hrfore thq
22nd day of May, which will bo^n thn year of car
iMird, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Rixty
eight, otliorwiso final ana absolute judgment WiD,
then be given and awarded against them. '' ?,,
? "i 1 ?jVp. noBiN?ON,
May 2D. mi, xx Jim 1 eflmt .[?.. .C C P
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Teanh (he English Branches, apd Music, both on the .
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