The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, January 18, 1868, Image 7
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JH5T" We rcspcctfunx/ request'''wir, fluent Is to
trtul in their Advertisements as early in\tkc\
teeek as convenientj rival .if possible, hi us have
?them by Tftufrsl&tyW&nngtllJiy this nieansl ice
leiltbeablc'to issue at an.earlier hour on Satur
^ayJaWkcill' *tV MaWit' to {/ibc 'more of', the
latest news, ujt to tlicjiwn of our 'joint) to pt^ss.S
READING WkTTERlON EVERY 'PA^E.
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?l?eAIi-ITEMSl
^AT?RDAY MORNING, J AN., 18,
We issuo ihis week a Supplement to winch
Ve b3llM?bTa\Uht?iy of' agricnlfunilists. Mr.
?JF. N. RoitKOS'/of (Harldsfiw^^B 'tho'ageiit for
Ullis Su?<. of the SolrJht? Pa^?K^tti?,1 which
?J^JH^t^jleJ >Itj^U- rciputatioa' is a. fert?iker
(*) iW*WB6ction of ebohtty,1 X)nr rcmlers /will
fin?V.ntnong tho letters recommending its use,
^KcTatfrbni Orangoburg planters. - Wo- cdm
"-mend them to the attention of all interested in
.r>?i rrrrn.wr-nT?^ ? ?
??The ii ra*jack els, and how they Lived,
Fought and Died for Dixie, ititli Inei
deiits and Sketches of 'lifo Iii the Con
M J m ?*?llt-if->-ittl ndi i i .. ? ? I
V**i<$3ttft title of a hnml^'uW vulhino! just issued
hy.dkr.;** 'lltfoi'Jjjms Alttnta, (hi. '
??'^here is n certain pmrtion of the Wnr that
r-trill ncrcr g? into the regular histories, nor he
embodi**! in rotnnnco rr.r nnotry, which is a*
rtry rc..l fl hit'oTlt! anil will. If preserved, con
voy tri'hhVoctdm}; gkneratums' a hi tter idea of
?he spirit OftMho YOhfllet th:in many dry
Tepff^s or careful narutivfcs of events, mid'thi.-,
part jahy be called the gossip, the fun, Hie
^^"Vtjio \V?r. This illustrates the ohar
^J?/fVf^bf the leaders, the humor of the. soldiers,
the devotion ofwotticti, f!ic bravery of men.
.thcspUickii.f our heroes, the romance and kurtl
?_^;ps of ihr service." Froui the beginning of
the w^r the Y^|Qtj^^ce]rl^tg.igi'iHii collect?
ing al^ t^r^^Tic^ihdrs^rrpmoiifudAvUl? or tlhjs
tr^tivc id' it, a?J ; Iujh.>jir'>upoil and iclnsilfici]
them uu^crTappri.pi'..;tu.|h'e';idj?. und rju.i^.ypry
>i??,tt?artiTO'f?.>ria. mV ' ' . i
kTi??i^*j|A>^i' C".?i?fnt? ioehulc reiniuisecnec?
??^cj^jl^h-'ket,'sj?Vr,floi'mt, 'scigc. and battle
i-fit-Id, with thrillirtg foats of bravery, with drol
a^Ar^rC<>ni:c.vi,auddudier.#us adventures, etc.. -
?nmscment as well as instruction ny be
fiiand In* etcry phg^. a>< graphic detail, bril?
$K"t" ii."aml aut\iouti<j hi.-tury,. arc bkillfully
- iii*crwi?vcn in this work of literary nrt.
It is justsu^h pjvolume aH.Avill lind numer
ous purcliasc^jand |ust ,such u. one as persons
Mse^kjyg( tp ?ct as hpok agonts ^ bl^yuld add to
?'?ifee\ri*lisrs.'
leit?i( Awoirwv
si q-Lti charlc^toii Courier.
m? .atari} w?TTs " ?> snf rn
?'??^T^fe^^taifucliold'Jdttrnal is' now cutcring
*^H)OBnthri<>7<h ? year df- its existence, and Prom
?JH^"W^iiv;Vc arc' .gl?ti to find th;it, its ca
reer is as prosperous ;uj ever. We wish n\
many, more jots of successful existence.
Oaring to a reduction iu the prices of paper
?D?1 material, the Daily Courier will hereafter
be furuishgd a^^^:ii:i, .Dt)l.l..YVK^ati<l the Tri
Wcekly A\ B6uilT)oi.r.aus per annum, as will
bo HetftTtoy: ir?lbrlencc to' the''l'rospectus irt
anothor column.'1
U NmAdvoiiisements.
'?[': Irr;???
?i iCitaitions-hy .thc Ortliuary.
?w,FcTtmzVf.i,''Seed^;c ?J.- A. Ila.nultou.
..Tu vR?uU-Wiijj C.i-Mi)s9.
'Notice?T. W. Oliver.
.A4n?lMjMlrnhirtjN^i^^-l>pnnld R. JSarton.,
?Notice to $mW*>4$m\ fouthcrs.
for
Poor Tax are fn niy office, l?nd part ich jijte
tfeeitoV.will unroll loVurf n( p(^p i{pit settle and
r*w?,tni?t. r ' J, W. H.fWBKH,
jan 11?If ?Merlff:.
_yi?.'i/m 7 it .7 j '-7';- -
^ff .Month the Vo?r Iround, or IKXJ per cent. Profit
.on Commission. V^e gutifanlee the above salary or
(Commission to-active jn<bi?mf>)iH ngpnt<iat tlitdr own
ihomes, to iiu'vijimn ?di urtiele uf indispensable utili
ty in every hpusuhobL TPiir full pnrtioulnre, call on
or addresS M JTT 31*1 O? W.' J AC K?(()>C Jt CO.,
Jnn 11?4|# Jl ^outb fctt., Jhdtimore, Md.
T7STATU ?AI/^.^-WV 1>K1SM1N
jHj AlOS fit the Ordinory,, I w|\l so)) oji n,u Pl?n
.tMirtnv'6f 'tltt1 late'^Aiji'cs (V. jjapian* pi> S;rinrduy the
2?thirtl<t'.. "illllhc. perlshuble nroueiJv of the, suid
KWife;WhsUthi(C < f lU^h'r. Mlljes, 'Cattlo, Hogs.
iiWIrt fllf' frpp^' bf l?i?t year i, also, a jininhor pf Rail
BoA<r!Ciip'B. '-rondlHuna" TOflOS kirne.n oj): day of
/' r" M'.A/ j,*nkinh;
jnn flMas Soli? AdmininlratrU,
.i-.n- iiii?n ?
WMTi^Ktefea^Est^ 1^ TOT tyJkUl
Jf9L ?o yilVhlrtH ,y"rtnr 'Oorwrk ?'t Chnr'lcsfoa Co?t
BV.icos, M? 'to
Consignees per South Carolina Railrortd |
T JBl?@?r|n the ?JpSlt6 Date.
lC^v*. Bates, J. C. Edwards,*J. Strauss.
In accordance with orders received from the Su
perintendent, Storago will hereafter be charged on
Goods remaining In the; i Depot for ]ifa>pbreasunuble
longTh of time. ;. W.'C." MEUBDITH,]
r u . ?/ i ? hV! >-- Agent.
4w.*./J KJOrricie ur-Tiifc On*KWKnr?o' News,
January 17, 1807.
COTTON)?Sales this week amount to about 185
.bales, at [\\c following quotations.: r ? ^ / %
! iOrxiiW/.i.lU.'X.;.U1.!L'.U fl(?,10
Middling. 10ij?lll
[ yStrict .Middling....^..^v^vww "i- :
'Borau Kick?Is in good demand at $1.80 [per
bushel, woioti llyHI i ir/l 111 ,1
Corn $1.20. Peas $1.00.
h:-? abiji:a^i..U;:.i..L^.j..LO.: fcs
SILVER. 22 , ,Ltl|
!??!.? II VI/ .>?^i/ i>HAU
Reportt of the Charleston Cotton1 Mur
ket for the "iVeeJt Riding Jan. ltt.
Ifejtortcd for the Oruntjv.hu ry AVtrs by i
? Wll "WALTON SMiTll, 'COTT/ON' FACTOlt
_On Friday thjjlpth inst., the denyind^iras active,
and'tho slock up pale lig*hj. *yffieajjiq|l|oved front
Je. to \a. oh mir quotations of last week. The
market on Saturday became very quiet, but prices
were firm and unchanged. The demand was good
on Monday,,, hut, the transaction* were limited.
ow^^fJ^lq^j^lU'i'ii eud.
advancing. On Tuesday the demand was active,
with an advance in prices of jc. The demand] on
Wednesday was checked by unfavorable news from
abroad, and prices fell off ^9..- wjth n declining U?n
Ue?iy.,"iOii TbtifsdayW jin?rietf\veai|Uicf *vith a"
further decline of jr., chiefly, botvevcr, on 1
low grades*: Toewales for. tlie*f*TelJAp>wm to some
5, .100 bales. Wc quote : it A* m
Low Middling.^'....%A.'....:.:;j..!.!iW:43(.. 10 ; ! [|
Middling.,.k;.wJSJ
St rict Middling.i.j.[. 1?"
ag K Sits: VaNTKI)'*
G R :3> ML X) K K T S , |
AND HOW T11K1? Ll.VED. FOCG1IT AND DIED
Foil DIXIE,
With IiiiWiQ* Ahirfl Wfich h?* ? bf WJf'tf h? the
('mi ft ih racy.
-i'cquprisihg"NnrtafrvcjTof Pc'fHnri"alrAd venture. Xrmy
\ iMfV^AVA A'dlAlinre, tfunin.rdfo, Fai lintih-Dar
ing, Life in the Camp, Field and Hospital Togeth
er with the Siings. Kn'lads. Anecdote* uud .Ilqmn
" rous IitcidrnM'itf the War for eoulhern fiiilopoii
denee.
There is a certain portion uf the war that wilj
never go into the regular historjes. imr he emliudf
led in romauddW'poOtry. which i>* a very real \\t\ni
of it, ami will, if preserved, convey to r ;n reeding
generations a better id'a of the spiritnr lUp con
flict (Iran tunny dry rejMwts or careful narratives of
events, and thu part may he called the gossip, the
fun, the paihos of war. This illustrates "the
chsr- ;^r of the leaders, thy hunior^pf the sol.In 1-.
1 ne M&jfdJou -v^'oiinqt. tty?? bcuvciy ?f men. thu
piacJtJbfwinV uvtut-y, Ac* ronimitK art*! ha;-!, hips of
the service.
[The Valiant and Brave ItcnvUd. thi-'feclrtrcsqn?
and Dramatic, the Witty and Marvelous, the Tender
and Eni helle, and the whole Panorama of the War
are here thrillingly portrayed in a UUirflcrly manner,
at once historical and romantic, rendering it the
.lUoat-uiui'lc . unique, bi'illmnt and readable b<<ok
that the* w'ar )iasea1leirf?>rtli.
' Amusement as well as instruction may Ih> found
in every page, as graphic detail, brilliant wir. and
authentic history, are skillfully interwoven i Im this
\\ ork of Iiiejnry nrt.
Send for Circulars and see our terms, and u full
description of the work. Address,
JONKS i;UOTllEK.s,& CO..
. jun 11?21 Atlunla, Ga.
''s Sales.
V/il^bv .-obi 0,1 Monday the 27ih day of Jnniinry,
lMJtS, yn the Plantation of J. Messe Andrews, four
miles above Oraugeburg. on the Dull Swamp Knud, |
the folloWltlg prej.< iiy: one hundred and fitly bush-'
els ("urn noire or less, one hundred and fifty bushels
Cglton Seed inoro. or less, a Si|i|i1'?i|Unii|ily of nn
ginned Cot toun tc|v bushels Peas more or los^. fifteen
bushels Itico/Umre or less, and a lot of Fodder.
Levied oji as the property J. Hess?-Andrews,.at the
suit of Gco. II. Coruch>ou,.& Earnest Kramer.. >
Also : v' m "
t.., . ? ? ".? 1 v-i nuitr
On Tuesday the 2Rlb January, 1808. will hu sohl
on the Plantation of Joseph 0raves, ort Binnaker
llridgc Road, 13 miles from Orangehurg C. If., tin
following property : fifty bushels Cnrii more or less,
(wo.tlupdfed pounds Fodder more or less, a lot of
Shuck, fifty bushels Col fort Seed more <ir less. Lev
ied on ns rlie p'roju-rty of Joseph Graven, at tho suit
of F. E. Salihaa.
A LSO 1
W6dhcKday the. 20tji of January, IfjtiS, on the
l^htntation of John t'. Uo\ye. on Snake Swamp, will
lie sold the following properly: three hundred and
fifty bushels Corn more or less, a lot of Fodder, two
hundred bushels Cot (on Seed more or lefts, sixty
'bushels Fcas iiiore or less, thirty bushels Ilicq more
Or less, a lot,of .Uiye Straw, one Slack Slips. Lqvi< 1
hh'ds the property of John (.'. Uowc, at the suit of
'(*38iielson Kramer it Co
ALSO
On the first Monday in February, 1808, being
Saleduy will be sohl at Orangeburg (.'. IL, the fol
luwing property : four,Mjde.i ? and-one MtfVd. Lev
ied on iisthe property of Ed. J. Felder, ivt the suit
of P. AJifthysor. ' '
, .ALSO . I itul
On . Tuesday after Salosilay, will bo'sold.on tho
l'lahfntlon of Kd. J. Felder, four miles below Or
ongcburg on tho Kailroiid, the following property :
ThrvJ1 Timber (.'arts, a lot old Ploughs, one tlx Cart,
one Grill?*? Stone. Levied on rts the property of Kd.
J, Folder, at .".''c suit of P. A. Kaysor.
? ,'; . .. . i tit ALSO ' ? '. 1 ' | ? I
! Oh iho wmo.'day ft?d ph,':C, will bv.sold, fitly
bunhejs peas, luoro .))'less, tell butty's shelled Corn
luoro lor ieits, one hundred and fifty tii'sii'ds Com. in
tliv 0iij|j,d?.,bK'tfl;Unler?1 it io?. pf ShlWli,?l?Vl)i .4b???k?
Slips, llirce Ht/v^H^.Patulaok, ui\t> hundred and fifty
bqslj'eb* M'Hph ^oed w?f>o?nrMoas, at lot bf ginned
C.ol(oi),,f? lpt ..of F??)uVr? ? hit df Fjirmitig Oifrtnils.
one [)f!flg?iMtpti9 W l>\'fiUi H'aganp nn<l ?ai't?) one
fbl'ir l<flrsc >V'<>g.,n, , b'.viOd pn u? Iii? prop?fly of L.
A. KUie, Mi.yjePtMl^f Dttll.iV Sbipyflb
Sborirt? offico, ; ) j; ^y. ij, pUKKS. .
Oratigeburg C. II.j A ?., j- ^ V) iV. D.
January 10, ]fit')X, j
Jsnll ,. rt ,7
ALSO
by vlrtuo of siindr/ wr|t? pf ft, tlXAii labtdlrootod,
I will sell to the highest bidder, at Orangeburg
Court Mouse, on the first MoifdHy in Fid)nidry
nevt. for.cash the follow ing proprrly viz ;
Ono elliw, levied on as the properly pf 0. II.
l'oio.er, ul the soil of ? A. J. Jneksoii.
On Tuesday following, at thereaideneo pf Kuben
'OrifiijUk pnp. Wagon,- Corn. Fodder and olher ar
'tlcles. Levied on as tho.properey bf Huben (trifft 11.
[at ilio ?p,il|0f V. Pilthiin. 1 nu '1
Sheriff s Ofilce. ) ,T. W. II. DUKES. "
Jiii?iaVv 17. 18(18. if S. '0. D.
-.!?>? -1 V* '
? STOfeE.
/* ? ? ? ????'.??
Willlieroafter bcII. altogether J for CASH?
consequently can afford to-t)ffer our goods at
iMW .K. .fl Mil
, .FARMERS PRODUCE
!' ?" Thought for Cash at Charleston PrlcA
1 ''Cull'and cxainiuo our cxtunsivjc assortment
Qf rjiirdwarc/iniekcry, Hals, Clothing, 3)ry
Goodi?, Groccrjeijj.cVc-, &c., &., at Kq.,-13 R?s
Rcll-Strcct.
80irbii)i)M ifJUASviB?il & co. |
^ . t). | _kiwi_;, , f . ?fV.|_lirV, ?>?'' ;
STATE OF SOUTH CAltOLINA, 1 ' '
. ... , . . ' > Citation.
Orangeburg District,j,j?,i y
lYiiKnr.AS, V. ?. V_ Jamison, Commissioner
Equity hut li maua Miit To tnc id grain tum Letters of
Administration of the Estate, and Elfcqtg of Absalom
Stri'iaan, deceased. ,
These urc thorcforc'li) c;ty and admonish all and
singular this Khidred'and'creditors of tho said Absa
lom Strnmnh, dec! that they be and appear before me,
?in the ("ouvt. of? Ordinary, to he held lit Orh'ilgehurg
on the- ^pthiday.ol January . next, iiflor publication
hereof. At ll o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause,
if any they hhve, why' the shid udiuinistration
should uoL be granted. . . .1- . . - ? 1
Givey under my lhiud this KHh ilny of Decem
ber, Aririo Domini, 1hi;7.
... .w - p.u.1 mcmiciiael; 0. 0. r>. I
^. Mih Tit.it r hca rutd t_
In Eqiiityij
, i r:,A ,o. 11. ,? I'll
. r v 1
vs.
Peil;
13v m'^lr of the Com !, the creditors ofdeorgq H.
?Living-'10, deceased,, ni;e vcqyiml to yproTC-their
1iptju!?4Mftre raO'ir .?r ddMW i|/<i in^ Say of
January next.
Uvvcml.erj21. Dfo7., , V. D..V. JAMISON,
'lee 2H? Id' Commissioner.
<i i:t Vit T{ i -Ys :f ?vPt -Vvi t f ~/^"tt:"^.Z I~~
FQHEIGtX- l.lTFhW ri'RE,
,? 0? selected from
l. oitdon Quarterly,
ISritisli Quarterly,
North Itritish llevlew.
Popular Science Iteview,
Saturday Review,.-' ?
WesflirinisfW Review,
Chaui,hcr*' Journal,
Ait Journal,
('ontoiiiporary Iteview,
All the Vcar Round,
.Mui !uplan%^l:iga.-.iiiie, t
luViin des Deux Mondes,
London Suciety, , ,
St. Paul s,
Coriihilt Magazine.
Fru>ui "a Mtga/iue,
Leisure flour,
Tempi,- liar.
London Ilevio.w,
Christian Sooiely,
-Dublin, Calve roily,
Reljjiavia.
We have also arranged to secure chofeu sclccliwna
fimu the ; b'renfh, .'(lel tiiim'. and drill r Cmtitieiihil
Periodicals, translated especially for the KeLKCTte,
tn mUlyte ihc variety stud value of ttlifj Work.
, /Eo/dl ji)iUil)<i' is i inb.dli>h( d with oho ov metre
FINK STEEL ENt! It AVI nos?Portraits of emiiuiut
men. or illustrative of ieiportiuit histvcical even.t.s
SPJiKNiriTi ritKjnr.v.s iorj isos.
Every lAAvi Solls?li'-er to Lci.rcTic for isiiK, pay
hig r-'-'i in iiilvuuve, will receive cither of the follow
ing lieauLjful "ehr..ttio oil paint lugs;, y
iftisliei Ol" PCSM?W)>?,
Size. t? x 11 ;
Piper imtl Xtit Crackers?
, ? Size 7 x S.
jLI,
The ithuve are exact copies of original oil paint
ing', mi l are executed by Pniiig^ t'.... in the high
est style of the art; or, in place of,theui, we will
send either of our Fine'Steel Kngraviiigs, Wasliing
lon at Viillvv Forge, Iteturu from .Market, Sundav
Morning.. *?
For Two Subscribers and Jr'10, .we will s.n-1 the
b -.nuliful (MirnimS. Poultry Life ?Size .11 x S.
For ?three-Stibscrihers iind ^lo.Olij a copy of
ir?.?.<i'f r'.s iXufiotml turinl Dirtinuitfi/',
one Vohiue of 1,010 )iagen. rmitniiiing ovei' IMlU ptc
I torial illustrations, price Six Dollar; ?-oj ;i.copy of
I'KoMa l'.oltheur*s Cclejiiatcd jdeee, Slutl.inll Pou'es?
Size; SJ x P2.1.
For :Five *Stibscnb>rs and $}lh, the biWutifal
ebi;oiii>|.; aftera.]>aintbig by W. M. Iltown, of Straw
berries, size. PJ x 1">, and for Ten Subscriber.-, and
$o()u complete set of the
J7u 11 (h/ Volume, of Shalc*ii(iifi\
in lliiiU'U|i'.?,olui]ies7 bound itHul) mprocco, most
beautitnlUdiCi4llS :?....f.;; ^prlec ^ \f>.\
* * TFKMs' OF TllE ECLKCTIC.
Single copies, ?!?'> cts.; one copy, one year. $.").O0;
two copies, one year. $0.(10; five copies, one year,
$20.00. Address TT W. II, 111 DWELL,
j.iit J^t/dJOPI'l Lp ?Ockiaan St., NewAork.
rj|i 1?. ivoi.a-'a-: has' .irsT UE
1 # CK1VK1) afresh supply of Choice Family.
Groceries, and (.ibson's XXX Whiskey. Very low
for C'"*''. jV.'i JI . ? ? ??? ? 'i * ?
nov lil 0
T?056 KAM-:.?The Two l"lfAXTA
V TlOiNS/forrtiing h parf ofyrifvtvHrWESTATE
and known as 'fDAUDY;' and ??KKXXFULV" places
will be sold, together with the Muhs and farming
tools. For terms apply to
K' A' S. K KB ITT,
Care of William Middltioti, Esq..
'de'e 2l'r?IT J Chhileelon, S. 0.
rpo\N?>S5IAI.!?Slinvitigaiul Hair
I Dressing SALOON, Williamson s Hotel, Rus
sell Street. The Public are respect fully invited to
call and see for themselves. Snti&ljivtion guaran
teed. J. W. LAIlFY, Propri. tor.
P. S.'?Outnde-orders ptoui|?tlv atlciidedlo.
dee 28? Im J. W. L.
Ci?ttoa sick?! ? orrox s 1:1:1? II
/ 200 bushels Cotton Seed -for fhak?Cplhhd long
Stajile,'', Tliis predhpClCii tibiae w i/rth ? oeuis h pound
more than the common Upland in Charleston market.,
Price So.on piir luisheL Apply'to*Messrs. Kzekiel
k Kohn or to , . WILLIAM 1". UAHTO.N.
jan'l tf
NOTICi; TO H\ (ULDlTOItS
AND DF.ltTfMlS. ?I am iompylled to lmve
tJie'Dlsfrir'CI'or a'leitgth of time, for uiy heulth, k.nd
I hhVC nppmiitetl'llOHN 'A. >1. ITA'lOI.KR my Agent
to attend to my business 1 ill my return.
' 1 CIIAHLF.S K. IR1CK,
A?c *JI,_1 in* Si. MallhoAS.
*x 'for jMiM,
ryijlft'l'iy'r, V.STATE known as Kl".ITT PLACE,
j situated in St, Mnttlu ms' pari.di. The Kslalo
eoncists of '0 ucparale Tracts, Tho Kennerly
Flaee has ?rcs cleared ajul 20<J uiudvarrd. The
Dartiy Mji * ?()0 plciirVd nn'<) 2(?0 imuleared?ali
tine Colt,),. ands. Tlio. hji itf PhtCU i:?iisisl? ,/?/
2,400 acres, 10 half Oieiired and in a line stale of
Cultivation: The K.^tatii is ^at|h''eil by a large
Creek, which affords good Hange f.,r Oott Jp, S^H
Hioh Hod Clay. The Estate wwujd t>c Lense<| nil to
one person, or la siiinj| Trnots of ,V) ,))? JO.'* a.cres,
tu suit small farmers.
Fine Mules sold with Mid Plnce tili ttreHlJ.
The Kennerly nntl Darby Pliu-e.? wmild bet-old
desired.1 'For Terms hpplv to
?J. J. WOOD A HD, St. Mattlnw-s P. 0..
nov 2- -t.f Druneebiir^ District, '?. I).
rf^t^Mfr- ?4--?4 r-LM^.M4trJr j-U-L- L'llLil-?Jl?J.-jL."lJJXW.'.lJLF-Ul..l_ ? .'!
1K
EZEKIE1>.:!&. i KOMMj u ) t
.T'AJ J*' ?SIM tf /?.i*f^>'I i' V O >
3 J?ST RECEIVED A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRFSII AND;
GARDEN SEEDS*
I l' .1. .r ?;|. I r \\ ' >>?' !j
t-r : vj/. i.- . .
-< ? \i'if ill
BTrwfrfror?rtue eelobrnted Houso of D. LAtfDRETH & SON.
ALSO.aii assortment.of Popular i f 1 ' 0 ^ ^ ' '
School Books; Slates^ StatioMcy*
Thoy arc oIbo Ageuta fpr tho Sal?iof tho Rebd of i . ' .'f 1 V. >
BARTON'S LONG UPL?N? C?^^ON,
Call nud Examine tho Cotton, and return Sales froin^ci^^^lI^R^^^R^.^ CO.
WANTED T? FILL ORDERS
, . - w, ! *j? ,*L<B Ln? HsiM .!.?..? \ .otoc'i fuj-.f .ii.',r-. | .,..?|
19iXS131 SOC 13?BW^?F0^ ^d mtnk skl^s. um
For whieh the Highest Prices will be given , . .rwu
JJuught ns usually at Markot Prices. ?
fob 28 ? ly ; '
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i.'M uiliii: . " ~* ~~\ .,"
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WANTED
? $10,000 in igb?wm^M
.the 0{|d stand,-'
Df ^TOCEEB & CO.,
CORNER STORE, fll\Sfci5LL-STREET AND RAIL ROAD AVENUE. ho
ho
Great Fall m-iOotton' GtedtoU'VAJ-.)
? fC Iis** i Vr.i \ w<\ , (
11/7.11 v.t| .i.::.- m;-j; -Mo:-77r >; o T >. uii /, H 0 | '.;
F.F.ST BRANDS OF CALICOES i:.c. per yd. FA. UK ANTE* FASTtfOLfms CALICOES 124o?per yd.
r GOOD CALICOES MAi)l^R'^?toSH?c?^ U ( - ilTllF? I
WORSTED DELAINES, new FallStyles und.Rright Colors 25c per yd 1 '..
will j ! \ [liLBAClIED SIIIUTINQS 7-Sarid 4 4 from 10 to 20c per yd
?KENTUCKY JEANS. go<vl, from'20'to 10c. per yd. V: , ' ! . - l.l ' '?
Resides tho above, may be? fbmtd a Innre Stock"" KADY MADE CLOTHING^ fr?n?
Sr>.0( Writable fbr Frcednie'n) te'825.00 (fine English Cassiuiere) per Suit, ROOTS, SHOES,
and ETC, " >' ?
A Larirc Assnrtinent cd'CROrERTKS. Low for Cash or Rartcr. Highest MarketrrPric'e
given for CO UN, PK AS, GROUND PEAS, and ?.!I0i.. Vi fldi 3 B ['I0R8'gJ3 N
. C .0 T T' 0'.^,r;.
niHT 11 Ij JOHN 1). STOCKEIl & CO. i1
j-.PI ATMU-lUli. L~?- l^ll 'Jl _J
^Old Established- 3'e^lry.;-H0-?se;,',-"r";;
256 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C.
JMPOKTKltS AND DEALERS IN ELVK WAIVM ES> dKWKLRY AND ST E It LI NO SILYER--AVAKE,
Silver Pbited (Jootls, Uold and Sleel Spodtacles. tine Table and PoekcLCuUerv and Fancy) Articles.
Sand FORK
or City Accepr
We desire to call attention <>f our Country Friends to our Stoek of SILVER SPOONS and FORKS,
the largest in lite State, which we are now olfering at ^"t?w York l*I*ICOM for Cash
|J,,,CC- uj v vV at.,
Our Large Assortment of COLD and SILVER WATCITkS are of the best English, Swiss and Aril orb.
can Mnnufneture. r, { frffAJT '\ rvoilit^j/
Special Alteiilion Ciivon lo the Be* pairing of Witt^ios isnrt jov>olrj . .
At! KNTS FOR AMEUIOAN WATCH C.0MPANV.M 0
IV. O.iRKIXGTO^. W. THOMAS;?
oet? ?,.? ';..?.... i..:,i.O .? ??;?? : r?. V?('KK1 i H 'If )> "/.MV/ H 3| .
thqma8 ray''"?" ?
IS STILL TO ?K FOUKD! AT THE LATE STANZT. OF
RAY cK: iSRO'S,
Prepared to do all kinds of REPAIRING and RUILDING NFAV AVAGONS. RI'^GlKS
built to ordcit. B1;A0KSM1TH WOtlK IN G UN KRAL.attended to, rritli promptness and
despatch. ?'
d,'ron? this date, I wlil keep constantly.on hand? . < 11 'A A !.V?'A,\?) .\ !.
READY MADE COFFINS1' ,,,
OP EVERT DESCRIPTION, FROM THE FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST VAU1ET1BL'.
Charge? as modtjrato nB thpi titnca.winla^in^ Zch C^XlT -T! i ?
TARNISHFS nad PAINTS constanayiQn.luina.VjF. /()' - :< IM1 ) f ttO'VOL'l
Also two barrels MAN HATTEN AXLE GREASE, for greasing WngM? ami Ruggy
Axlen, i%e.. for sale at low rates. ? . / : > 1 : -
sept '&^}yi, . niTo'l TUQMpYS. iRAit^ f
i'j'l ' i i- - n :
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IWOULD UESPECTFl'I.LY INFOUM THE CITl/ENS OF ORAS{<:ERL!RO^\NP Al^tUrflNC,
Dietriels that I am still at my (lid Stand, retuiy to dd ikhfw'vrk id my Hnf> at-.the Shorlest Netice.
I have on hand several New and Second hand CAKUI.\Gi:$ and .RtJtljCllfcS, ulso t\^Si.WAdONS^one
I Horse ami one {.
-dAtSO? v , . j..,. ..,?;.
I have established a , ., .?..,
lumber yaii?
IV KT ? Q.D 31IT
and will keep constantly ojj hand. ROARD&/^A5*Tl.lNO, &c.,*of all kinds usually in Uemnhd, and can
till (ill Orders with Despat eh.
My Cotton Oins and l'jf-'s are in .prffeet onlcr, and u oAdy to CilN oSiv T<1LL tor all those who may
fnvor mc" will? their Cotton tho coming Season. yii' t '*
I am Agent for '
, ? an?! ' 1*1*
Dillon's Universal Cotton Tie
" ' 1 !"''!';' V a, , 1.1.001
AND IRON HOOP FOR BALING COTTON. ; " ' .
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Iron H?"i?s for Haling Cotton being largely in usr"in the South, and being sold much cheaper than
Uopw, th(f propriety of using them in jdnce of Hope, is brought to the nttentirtn of the Planters. These
Ties are gi'tfMt Preservers of Cotton, when baled, from Fire. Every Tie is perfect, nnd ready for imntc
ijii?le uuo, (?(k Jjj C i .j.''1 ;'J5f t <?H
J will keep constiiutly on hnnd alot'of the Universal Tie* arid Iron Hoop, which I will sell at .Charles
ton priooo-s-?l2 oonts, e\']?em-es nddoil.
A srtatplc ?f the above Tie ran be fceeh rft'flnM Oflioo, where it may ho compared to tho Arrow Ti?v
?Persons thou can judge for thctnselvos, Mdddli :rtcy prefer.
I I A U P I RIGGB?
auL' Si f 1VV
' '* " J* ' 1 A4?'jA.ytni. iir lir ni f
Commissioner's - Sales.'
,, ;STATE <XFi SOUTH CAROLINA,
? ?ftANaiiBtiil?' mstht?:'-iu'1 . ?
' Andrew P?inMlnc'f, admndaVroW \ *. lb0?!
-i ' i 7d .-rii ii i7f .tun<I if't'iv ? nr
r MarpoflaOjnabiae^ ..-.wla
^ .By, ordoriof the. Qpnyt,et, EttfdJyvin^ U*#jabovc
stated case, "will bVsoln before tbo Count House in
Orangeburp, 'AW tho 1st Monday' ili Pcb'ruaryVAext.
U, The. entire joint |title, rights/ ujid? ipiiAVst of
Lovi L. Inifbinct, .1. W: Du.nt7.lcr, und JL 1'. Aptley,
as Copartners, id and to tho foltowiiig^CopVfflnVrship
.PVoperty, vUl-'A Steam S.uv and iGriat Mill. ?: cam
Engine and boilers, a Mill House, *Dam und Stable,
a Blacksmith Shop, untt t'ti-o flmaH buildings, ell lo
cated on thoTi-act of I.hnd near Jaiiiison'R Tni'n Out,
whereof Devi Inabiopt. di i d,; ir.c^JL-^t hrue ulcs,
three timber Carts, Dla'cksmitn's Tools, Milt Tools,
and a Quantity of -Sawed 'Lumbei? ?fit L.iid'M IB, and
the right under and. according to the t.cl.puj.of cer
tain agreements of the said Copartners, to cut and
saw all the'Timber" growfhg ort Illc^fiftirtWr* said
Lcvi IimbineL.s,quarjng, ten. incBe?, oti O?p?*bie of
b'ein^ ina'do profitable .to said CojDniyne?*i-|=8Uch
right as to the Timber oh'thb- LanoVa^edsSircd to
Levi Inabinctj widow for hor Dower, and on bnlmndi
vided tlii rd 0/ Levi Inubinct's nndiy idcdsLaj;o<( pf tho
Tract on Saddler Swamp, to be'sifbVccl to the Wid
ow's life Estate therein. -._?? I ? t . .null
2. At the same tune and place will; bo sold,pursu
ant to the same'order, the whole of, the ItcaU'state
of the lato Lertit.' luablnct," (inetndfhg,ft!s,'bndi
yided intcrunt in , the Saddler Swamp (Tfffltflj^r sub
ject to'his Widow's lifo .estate in the Land admeas
ured to her for Dower,' and' to her right 'oT^inwer in
the said Lcvi L. luabiuvt's undivided' i-liaro of the
Saddler's(Swamp Tract, and further subject to tho
rights of the . ptu chnser or' purchasers of'tHo Co
partnershlp property aforesaid in relation io tho
Timber on the Lands of Levi L..1i>GbinvUt, p?
Tertiis of Sale?So m?ch ns-wiii'pJiy fife expenses
of the proceedings tu t he above stated crue^O-fOr tilO
balance a credit until the .first, duy of December,
1808, secured by bond of the purchaser., bearing in
tor oat from dato, payablo 1nnnuii'll}"l'--with pertonal
scQur'.ity and a.mortgage of .(he property-;? the [pur
chaser hlso to pay for papers and revenue stamps.
-oon u'tmp.'j - ?.!iArT<S? it ulJ vlptrfrm
.Livingston. |, . - .,; ,fj?d in
vs. j
Vq\\. J 1 ' 1 I ? ? '?' MOIII1
By au order of iiie Court I- will on the Suleday
in February next, sell, for so much cash us-will pay
' tlfo expense of the ease?the balance On' ft Credit of
.ty.Mvv: uioiitha,-. secured.by bond witlr interest<roin
date payable anually, and a ^11 ort gage off thc-.jjreini
' sCsf'vn which will be a covenant for resiucla case of
^ho breach of tho condition of the bond all tl'elieal
estujle wlwoh wa^(of -George 11. ( Livings! oiq.tcfqw it:
' ' l.~On6 tract hear the waters jGlimer's Brunch,
j waters of Nor?i iKdrft?'IHVeV, iaff>raHg*Utn gfal)i8
(riot., cqiUainipp 45p^oCTCs Oiorcvor 1cf:<, hounded by
iHe rba'd leading from Jones' Bridge to Columbia,
und lands of John Huffman, the,"Tieirs,of-1F?Emng
M ilium
lith (J,ctober, DH4.8. ..; [j., ,,! ? bobivold tiiftta # -
2. Another Tract on the cast side pt Ghisjcr's ?
BrunAh.- conlainp'fih* acres more or less! libifiufpjB by
lauds of S. Livingston, Paul Livingston and ?Augus
tus.'Livingston, which land .was conveyed: by,.^aniel
Livib^stott to the same George IL Lp ingstdn, i-lth
April, 1858. on "i . 1 ?ilJ wT
S.uVnd .one.other. Truet of ?'<}? acres on 11 \0 if.iid
Glaziers- brunch, nounded by yinds of Paul and
Austin Livingston, tho ftnm1ritct'-1imdif^>eeivtitlb\tcd
^P.intes.b^Ue as Ihm .Oi-u o oi the real e.Htale which -as
or Frederick Livingsten under proceedings onpurti
lionifn Equity In 1K?* 'JiH w ^nn;
Doceinber 21,ilbo7. ,'j -.ntr.ioi 'tdl
:i. ii 1?!.: ? -. 'ToCvlSO I I JiuI>o?-i
" ''J?lenWn. ? 1 T ' '''"5;; I* ' *':u*
.^Sf" itdiiivufti . . "> ti n/i'u? :? v
w ?? \\ oL-l".: t!i ? /iiTv-u _
P.y an order in dhis'easy ,1 * aoll for cukI) at
OrangeburV'on'thV first Monday in February next,
the estate in remainder in the lauds -whieh>were of
J. W. Tindnl assigned to his widow for dower. Pur
chaser hvpny-foT^fvnveyfincc" anTTst?'mps.
Dcooinbcr 2?;-1857. ' ?"* -.;!<-'?*''*
.. ' rll ALSl^-' [?.? "( " f*!rt5W
Phillips and'Phillips A'diiiVr. and Adin's..-]", l'
. ,! ud/r aribtTk ad) ?? f.rtw all ?tUtufwa
u < I Un'l ^Htf"Nr ?- ' J
? Bapfiorder.ofdlip Cvjqrt.of J.>quhy. iu Ikiff;?BS?, I
will 'sell pt' tlic Court House on the ftrst Moiidaj- in
FdbiWuiry next, frfr bite hnlt' c?slv,"flie' 'balance An a
ei editjof.tcu months, seeded by bond with interest
rroin ibite, and mortgage .of the premises.,with a
covenant for resale in twenty days notice in case of
breach of the condition ?f bond.- ? '?' '
A Tract of .2002 acres of Laud formerly of ftjV.
Phillips, situated on <TAo(Hand Swamp in this JJis
iriot,-bounded by laiids of esrntb of A. 11. Noble', J.
A. Punning,. Nathan Porter, Tbos;,Holen and \>y tho
north end of t tie same tract, which has been cut off
for widens duwor. ?
ni ?1 d. ?': ? ALStT'" i '?'??' f-"???t^?
Tho Estate in rthrfalnder In the surd Dower Trict
consisUu-g of nua, Juiu/bcd.and four ami onc-tliinl
ritres. Purciiasers ('* naV for. i<;uicrs and stunins
DeelIS*, 18?T. ?? tV tut? D:"v*/'3?MIS?N,
djun Jf-rtd.::,, .'i ????( ..i.,-,iu<Jommissioner}
,.| .: tit vd -. ???V.AJ>90.;n;-. ?!??;?! r. - -;.'i'---t
j J. R. Milhouse, Guardian. V f
? I>ebora Glover, ct. al. F
* Vndcr and by virtue of'??decretal'onfet made in
the nbovo stated, case, will (be-/ seid- ou ?io ist Mon
day ni Vcbruary, 18fj8. a tract of jajid contaiuing
i(|0IJt>'a<Te^ nrore er less','1 sftifaftu 'on the 'east side
of Willow Swamp, nhdv boiuidddjon the north by JI.
H. Bonnett, cast Dy estate Jandsjif EgwlaSteTanaan,
by lands id (i! if. Summers und Laban J. Williams,
soul Ii by James' lievd andtlKCfi by J. E. Mosa and
A. E. Glover's land. ? ,
Terms?Dne-half cash and the balance for' six
months, the purchaser giving bond benringjiutprest
from the day of sale, and a mortgage of the proper
ly, to scouro the payment-of the-purchase mbfley,
and to pay for papers and revenue Klumps.. -;
Commissioner s Office, \ V. D. V. jA^lSQ^j^,
Oraneeburg Ci H. \ Comniisslohcr.'
Dec. 2,1807. j ? - : 1 :
jalill td
'-~', ' *r ,- ifi.-a >'fi>ift5a1'
STATS OF SOUTH ?AB?lVxA, 1 r<s
Orangeburg District. q?< ? J ? w??W??d
By P. A. ^foMICHAER EVq., Ordinary.
Vf HE HE AS,'Vi D. V. Jamison, Cmmnlssioiier in
Equity, hath made suit to me to grabt him Letters
of Administration of the Lstato and,efl"cct(s ?f /Snui
uel N: Heanfrly, deceased.
Tiuyrq are th?rcf?v.o <o cite and admonish all ami
singular the kindred and creditor? of G|c said Sam
uel N. Kennetl3^,yrti'?:'thfi'f IhVyMifr ami appeartiqfore
laue? b^fhe Coant'df..O?linary; to M4ic?P?L0vanf|#
burg C. 11.. on .the JUth.dny of ,^>cli^nextv +Mf
publication hereof, at'If ocfocKinTUio forenoon, to
shew ratofriifmay.theyih'a'rKJ Vdiy3 rhe Hard'A^rrfmis
t rat ion should net hc^aiUj^,,,^. ] M ?H l-itlll {
'0i*%n under iny,hand tnisTbird day ofJammry
AJinouObmihi, IsilKi du?? e4al;?'> tiOfTii
P. A. MoMlCUABT3,,<). O.dJK'
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_ W TO fjlIARI>lAi\K AXD
THUSTEES.?All (luurdiaus and Trustees
who are lequi'ed to make annual rcttmia in this
ofliee me notified to do so by the iwenticfn instant,
or rules will be iamied ngeiftnt all dnfaulter?.
Jan. 1st,' 18<i?L .V. D. V. JAMISON,
an 4?-lm ? ? ' ( onnussioner.
QKIil.IXCe OFP AT W?I>?C)15il>
L^ ltATES.-^BcJbvg nbmit i<> n build and cm ?'-?.
ing to move our Goods to another location, we hav*
doterlninc<l to close oitt -nur HtHTC Stocky "by the 1st
0fv January next, We will offer wioli ? bargains in
Dry Goods, Groceries, Shoes, &o? ns will make it to
the advantage of all buyers to give us a call.
P. II. W. Hit IGGMANN & CO.
june8 lv