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As 8pring Bpp*o#p^^V8r^odj iB. ^irouB
of fixing up tho fences -??9^#. Jt?^
and making them look aa well as possible.?
Nothing will do this better "aha at "the'same
time ^'cheaply as
ono of the most valuable articles inM tho world'
wheo-^Vetry *PFIied- It J^tfeujs. not only
the decay of wood, but conduces greatly to tho
he:-!th?r:c.-v~. of all buildiDgS whather of wood Of
stone! Outbuildings and fences, when not
' painted, should bo supplied onco or twico o
' 'y^^? :g?^-oOat ot'whj^'ashUW#.
should bo prepared in the following Way:
Take a clean water-tight barrel, or other
suitable cask, and put into it a halt bushol of
Umt^Slake fefe.iiraAg;^
inghot, and in sufficient quantity to cover it
fro inohfis deep, and stir it 'briskly until thor
ough iy Biaoked. TVhcn tho slacking has been
effected, dissolvo it in wa^or<",'>,i?id add two
pounds of sulphate of sine, and one of common
silt. These will cause the wash to harden,'
and prevent it cracking, which gives an un
seemly appearance to the work; If desirable,
a beautiful cream color may bo communicated
to the above wash, by adding three pounds of
yellow ochre j or a good pearl or lead color, by
the addition of lamp vino or ivory black. ? For
fawn color, add four pounds of umbor, Turkish
or American, the latter, is i tho1 cheapest, ono
pound of India red, mm ouo pound common
lamp-black. This wash may < be applied with
a common whitewash brush,-.and will be found
muoh superior, both in appearance and dura
bility, to common whitewash. ? ?'
New Point in a Good Milk Cow. n
"?airyman," in tho Practical Farmer, for
September, presents a point in choosing a cow,
which is new to us, but there is certainly sound
philosophy in it. Other things being equal,
he considers a cow, which brings her first calf
at a season of the year when feed is fresh and
tender nnd most productive of milk) as the
month of Juno, worth twice' as much as one
that brings her first calf in winter. He says
he saw a very promising half Aldcrney heifer
which took a premium at the Pennsylvania
State Fair, for which the owner asked 960:
Ho offered to give the price provided sho. was
to calve in June, but finding aho was to oalve
in ^bruary $30 was all bo would offer for ber,
Long observation and experience with helf
et* and their subsequent character as . milkers
have satisfied him that commencing milk in
early summer Iran indispensable condition to
a good milker in after years, aud the differ
ence is fully one-half in any grade of stock.
The philosophy of .the difference in favor of
heifers coming in for the first of Jtipe, ho states
as follows: "The grass:being then in the best
condition to produce a full flow of milk, all the
parts, that teud to the secretion of milk aro
developed to their utmost, capacity. The ud
der, the teats, and.milk veins become enlarged,
permanently: and the best cows I ever raised
we had to commence milking several weeks
before they calved, to prevent-garget" -
Tho theory seems to bo that the milk.vessels
become fixed in their capacity by thoir first use,
or nt least, that their subsequent development
will bo after the type they are first made to as
sume It is not reasonable to suppose that u
heifer two years old, under any biroumstances,
will give as much milk as the samo .animal
will at four years old, and with the tame ante
cedents, and in this sense the milk vessels can
not be fully developed with the .first calf, if the
heifer be quite young. But it ib reasonable to
suppose that the type of the' lacteal vessels'in
their proportions to the age and general dc
vcloprnent of tho animal will become fixed at
the period alluded to, and the idea is well
worthy the attention of ?very farmeri n .
[Wisconsin Farmer.
Sscuss the Leave1).?Tbe woods are now
full of leaves. Indeed they appear to be more
abundant than ever, but farmers do not value
them as highly as we think they should. For
baruyards especially thoy are. profitable to haul
in. They are obtained too whon thero is little
pressing work on hand. Gathered up in heaps
they can be readily loaded in carts and wagons
erith close shelving* by using either a cloth |
some two or. three yards ^square, or with a
wooden rake and the arm. Hogs are very
fond of them for litter, so aro cows; and for
compost they aro excellent., As oat straw is
now usually fed to cattle and rye straw" com
monds a high price in the markot, thero is
nothing left for the purpose of littering' but
wheat straw. Hence forest leaves should be
held in higher estimation than they commonly
are.
i mi, HMM i BJHW4 ?r? .
Thing8 to Remember?If you do not
keep your paper, out this out and put it where
you can find it:
A surveyor's chain is 4 poles or 76'feot di
vided; into 100 links or 792 inches.
A square chain is 16 squaro poles; and 10
square chains are an aero.
Four rods are an aero, ench containing 1,210
square yards, 34,787 fbc't, or 24 yards nnd' 28.
inches on each side. .
A p6le iB 5i;ynrdscfloh way.
An acre is 4,840 squaro yardn, or 09 yards,
1 foot 8$ inches each-way,) and three acres
are 120 yards and a Half'each' way. ' ?1
IA square mile, 1,760 yards each way, in
640 ?eres; half a mile, or 880 yards each way,
is 160 acres; a quarter of a mile, or 440 yards
each way, is a park or farm of 40 acres; and
H fjcrJong, or 220 yards each way, is 10 acres.
#??* HOMES;
commission merchant,
BOYCE & CO.'S WHARF, CHARLBWO? f?&4
ti nt, i REFERENCES: p. 1 AA-E t]
?, Hon. GBO. A. THEN HOLM; ANMtRW .SLr
MONfDS. President 1st National Bank, Charleston,
xjk 8, HOLMES, President 8. C. Mining and Manu
facturing Company.
9
f|l'-j 120 EAST BAY,
Commisi
DEALER IN >Y.\ j\A V f I
Biigar, Toas, Baoon, Lard, Fish and Salt, etc
?"Sept 14 m 6
H. BIBtifiOWi SU T?I 4 WlOiV. WWjf-VKUN^
Henry Bischoff & Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
and dealers in
; WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS, &o.,
? No. 197 East Bay, *~ .
"?>". _
WM. WALTON SMITH,
i COTTON FiA-GTOil
. ^-and?
CO^^SsiON J^ERCrlAiNTi
? I'tJ Boye*}& C?h Wiar/. -
' i CHARLESTON, S. D.
jOf Prompt and personal -atterttion given' to the
sale of Cotton. ?
aug24 fTrW-i V'^W
C. Clacius. a. Witte.
OLACIUS & WITTE,
NO. EAST BAY,
CHARLESTON, S. C,
Commission Merchants,
f vv'Ziii ?"A^b; ; mi
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Grocciita, Jfrpyfsiqns,- Bagging, .Hope and
Liquors.
sept 14 * Cm
Wagener, Heath & Monsees,
PLANTATION. AND i FAMILY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Ham, Bacon, Shoulders, Pork', Beef,1 (Flour,
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, etc., etc.,
. )$*K$i Lf?U?fcS, SEGAR'STAND
!- ' Vo B a C C O
Not. i6$!??;<?/^C5 East Bay, cor. Queen^street.
? '? CHARLESTON* S. C.
SS?- All Orders Promptly Atfci.dcd to"*%ia
sept'14 m 0
~-. fiivv, . .'. . ? -T~:'~"~'' :
rS,! Thomas, Jn., I Wm. S.Lanxka?.,
Miiam fr Whilden & Co.
FORMERLY OF
HAYDEN & WHILDEN, \ \
"' ? ^ nP.aleks in
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, CROCK
ERY, CHINA, GLASS WARE, AN?
j j HOUSE FURNISHING j
ARTICLES,
Old Gold and Silver purchased. Watches and
?-" Jewelry Repaired.
'?? 225 King-Stv Corner of Boaufain,
AT WHOLESALE Vk HAYNh STREET
*'fjMRLESTON, ?. 0.:'
f?b2?_<? ly
FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
\ .7 K i] '?:}. ]/ ( AND
SHIPPING AGENTS.
WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE,
oalo Und shipment to Foreign and Do
mestic Ports, ojTCJ?tton, Rice, Lumber and Nav
al Stores.
ATLANTIC WHARF,
CHA.REii:sTO]sr9 s. c.
E. WILLI8. U ALEX. It. OHISOLM.
feb 28 L 1 v
?-S2-.-...
CHABEESTON HOUSE.
-:o:
STOLL, WEBB & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS
All Goods aro selected;. specially for our
SOUTHERN TRADE.
AT tnE OLD STAND, NO. 287 KING STREET,
Three doors belo^ Wentvrorth,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Torms Cash, o? Qjtjy. Acceptance. s.
ALL ORDERS Ttybftfr'TLY ATTENPED TO.
H, C, Brow, OUMh?? Vfnnn, U, 0, WAr,KK.n.
feb 2? o t(
CHARLESTON, S, C,
l 210aiii), p?r day, ^3.00.
A. BUTyEItFIKLIK wii8i n, l. BUTTK1UAIELD,
SuperloWnncht) ' ' P'roprittrcss.
dec 2fl '" 1
tos.
out i ?
DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDI
^ines^Cbfepic^fPer&.miajr, Toi
Varnish, jfco., &c. _
PURE WINES AND'LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL
USE
Ttfeffllft a?infcd Agent a$ tfis plica for'the, f?|
Mrs. WinslowB* Soothing Syrup, Brown's Bron
Ohial Troches, iBro-vn's Vermifugo Comfits, Rad.
way's Ready Relief, &o'., Dr. Aycrs' SarsapsriRs,
&c, Dr. Jayne/r' Alterative, &o., &p.., ?, . , , ,
I PhS'si^a^sJ'P^cqoription^ careful^ ftorhpou^dod,^
and all orders correctly answered.
Medicines, warranted genuine, and of the best
quality.
J?t OLIVER08, M, D.,
3'.. ': \ Druggist and Apothecary,
'v^.Lv: Orangeburg Dir?g Store,
mar 2 y 1 *
h?? "/m"! ji:rr;t.'i .
v
MECHANICAL DENTIST,
Will attend to those[jffiV wish his sorrices at their
residences, by being informed through tho Postoffiee i
or otherwise." TEETH on GOLD and SILVER
PLATE; also the VULCANISE WORK. . is
All work dojio Warranted give satisfaction.
Residence: at Mr. JOSEPH FERSNER'S, Orange
burg District, S. C.
mar so- rrff TrTi <f
,?
Selh% Off Under Cost!
D. LOTUS ^ CO.,
AGENTS,
have STlLL o'n' hand
A FINE STOCK of
Ready Made Clothing,
CLOAKS, &a3
WHICH THEY ARE CLOSING ^OUT
nn r *
UNDER COST!!!
Iu the wintry Storm
'31 id the dhitfujg breexe,
With such Clothing warm,
"? f i c :* '-"V ' !''\
No oud peed fre?c.
feb 28 e ly.
NEW STORE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS TARE PLEASURE.IN IN.
forming their Friends and the Public Gene
rally, that they have opened their
NEW STORE,
and are now .prepared;to waU upon them with a nico
Stock of '
FAMILY GROCERIES, yt| ? . -
DRY GOODS, HATS*,
HOOTS and SHOES,
onGenerally found in a COUNTRY STORE. Come
d eaamlwo. . g Ml'bLKR & DAVIS,
nor 0 0 ly
T
HE GREAT POPULAR PAPER
CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
Subscrijttion Price S? Dollars a Year !
THE CHARLESTON TRI-WEEKLY NEWS,
Three Dollars a year?Two Dollars for Six^Months.
B&~ Tqrms?Cash' in ad Vance.'. No Paper sent
['unles the Cash accompanies tho ordor. No Paper
sent for a longer time tli an paid for. . .. ..
RIORDAN, DAWSON & COY,
dec 21?tf J Proprietors.
HILBKR8 ROUSE,
(H'HMClil.V MRS. DIBBLx's,)
284 KINO- STREET,
Between Wcntworth' atvd Hazel Streets, and
within three minutes' walk of tdl the
Principal Wholesale and Retail
Houses of Meeting, King and Uayne Streets,
and the Post Of/ice, Charleston, 'S- C.
Tho City Railway, which runs to each extremity
of tho City, is within fifty, yards of tho house.
TERMS OF BOARD :
Board by the day..tS,.$2 50
? " " Wcok.$12 00 to $15 00
IIF.MiY SPAnNicK, Mns. B. Hilbebs.
oct!8 tf
H. L. Jeffers gpCo,,
FACTORS
AND l"
Commission Merchants,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE SALE
of Cotton and other Produce. Orders for sup
plies carefully attended to.
Refer to Cuptain John A. Hamilton, R. G. Stone,
Esq., Orangeburg, Dr. Wnr. C. Whetstone, St. Mat
thews.
npl ft
Stoves! Stoves!! Stoves!!!
NOW IS YOUR TIME.
THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE
Irespectfully to inform the citizens of
lOrangeburg nnd surrounding Country!
.that he is now prepared to furnish
them with.STOVES, (both Cook and Heating,) fropt
tho best Foundry in tho U. S., and will guarantee to
Any person who may buy n Stove from him, perfect
and cidb??tjsfuctjou, provided the Stoves.are put
up nnd used according . to his directions. Having
been in tho Tin and Storo business for 17 years ho
thinks ought to be a suftbdent inducement for his
friends to call and Pramino his Stock before pur
chasing oluou here. Call and spa for yoiirsolvcs,
N. B.W.-A largo Slook of tin Ware kept constant
ly on hand, manufactured by himself, forsnlo by the
wholesale nnd retail. W. WILLCOCK,
nov 10 in J]
! {OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.)
THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD Re
spectfully inform tho Traveling Pub
Uc that his HOUSE in opened for
their accoiuodnt ion. r
RATES OF BOARD.
"7''5 Board per Day.-...I,.,........,.$ 1-76
j " " Week--. 7 00
' " Month..,...* 20 00
ALSO A BAR-ROOM I
In the Basement, which is supplied with tho best of |
Liquors.
JAS. CANNON", i
i ,?>To ? j
aug8./ e
Proprietor.
BARGAINS!!
?:o:?
. Selling Off^UnderOost,
fDRV GOODS CLOTHING,
HATS, ,
SHOES,
GROCERIES,
FOR
ETC.,
SIXTY DAYS
AT
JOSEPH McNAMARA'S,
?{N> S T H E E T,
ORANGEBURG, S. C.
fob 23 , ly
CHAS. BULL & CO.
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Will hereafter sell altogether for CASH?
consequently can afford to offer onr goods at
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: FARMERS FRODUCE
Bought for Cash at Charleston Prices.
Call and examine our extensive assortment
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Goods, Groceries, kc.', sc., Sc., at No. 18 llus
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200
BUSHELS PINDEKS.
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HIGHEST MARKET FIGURES
IN CAS if.
-:o:
E ARE STILL IN TUE
COTTON MARKET,
Prepared to BUY such Lots as may offer or
reeeivo on
Consignment,
All of which shall receive the prompt atten
tion of
Bull & Scovill.
feb 23 y lc
JUST RECEIVED
A FULL STOCK OF
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/ EINES, Loncloths, Flannels. Homespun, Hosie
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lt. I). Myers, Applicant, "1 Notice to
Against Absent
An i C. Myers, ct. nl. Dofcndant. j Defendants,
It appearing to my satisfaction that Sarah l'ul
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side without this State, it is therefore, ordered that
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dec 7 H? *w
' LEGAL NOTICES. ??
Vif Mi' "T'TliV 1 U" f "T
IN EftUITY,
ORANGEBURG > DISTRICTS' W
The 8Uie ex relations flip
Solicitor Southern Circuit,
In Be Lost Documents, in the i
I m&tter of the lost Will of
Jacob Wolfe/ deceased. , / j
'A BUI to
Testimony.
Wollft^
the last Will and^tament; of Jscqb jtr^T#s?-K
ceased. On motion of Messrs. Isla* 4 Dibble, Bs
licitors, it is ordered that aH person* wbo dsairs ssr
to do. may appear and cross examine the sriflsaw
produced; and introduce evident m rep^ W?t*^
me on the ?Oth day of February, 1868. aa ?.a
Commissioner's Offico,) V. D. V. JAMISON, '
Orangeburg C. II., V v, Commissioner.
Not. 26, 1867: J ^ ? . ? ,-. 1\ ^
nor 80 m> ' ^?'.?V. gi?
In Equity.' 'A ?'?|
OBANGEBURG attBTJUCiy %w'y,/
John T. Jennings, si. aL 1 ?
?M'??^*'; r""' ^ io ass
By OTUer ol^Cliancellor Johnson m ade Tier. "TC.
1807, the <hredftoirs oC John ?. Jeiminjrs,!as*?aAseLT
will provo their demands before mc within three r(?)
months from the date of said order.
nor 23
.In Equity, >, v^
ORANGEBURG DI8TRIQ^...-1 ,.;u.y;
James D. Cleckley, Ex'r nf *1 ?i .- -n.., .f
Will of L. E. Cooner, I
ts. K f.y . m y h
A. D. Frcderieayot. aL;" J ' 1 v<1 1
By order made in this ease the ersdltsr* stLK
Cooner, deceased, will prove their d<mando Mm*!/.
me at Orangcburg by tho first day- ff .#?braarjr ?
Commissioner's Offiee, 1 V. D. t. JAMlSO^i''0 1 ' n
Orangcburg O. II. V Comnjiksieaerr ?f
November 7? 1867. , J ..... , ; . U& ^&i,t.
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OBANGEBURG DISTRICT. . ^iui)
V. D. V; J?mleow, cWr In Eq'yl:' ' v" irtlniiriH
.-Ts,.-.. <} . . .iyf prsdhWji < L
Tho Creditors and Distributees f . Bill,
of Wm. M. Irick. J
By order of ChnnecHor Johrison,'lb* trWitsWsT*
William M. Irick will present and prove their ?Je- I.
mauds before the Special Coouttissioaer appeifiteelriftri ;
this ease, (at .office of Huttens A I.?g?ro.) wil?i*
three months from the dato .hereof.
Oct. 22d, 1867. C. B. OLOYBk.'
8p?oUl Oan\?i??i**'r
sol 23 " ' Uai '. *******
ORANG EBU.RO IHSTRICT.' f
Joseph Pickling, Adm'r. et. aL t Bill for Aff?it
vh. ) Marshaling Assets*
Mary K. Tyler et. al. j ta^unctioaft. UsHsr1
It appearing to my satisfiteH*? ?%e?* J*?lma TylMv. ?
one of the Defendants in the afcta* case, iaaJhssau>i
from and resides beyond the limit * sf. thi* St*i?, m}?,
motion of Messns. Ixlar A Dibble^ ??ajJajaiesdiau
Solicitors, it is ordered; Trutt tho dtftadani, J??k
un, Tyler, do appear; plead.- latww, or tiifuur Ifcthsii
compluiur.nts said bill within lha ?iaAffaseerib??lJ*??r (
law, or an order pro confeyso ?Ulfe* Bal??a asaUMSt,
him. . '
Comtalssioner's Office- "I V. 1>. V. JAXDiOS. ,
. C?
Comtidssidb'er's Office-"J
Orangcburg, S. C, V
Dec.'11?. 1867. J
dec 21
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it?l UA
ORA^CiEBURG DISttt\*)rt? v
Andrew F. inablnct, Administrator. ^ [''
ministrator. ~\
Tft? .. \ ;..? - ..(>
Marcella Inabinot and others., ; ,
By order of the Court of Etjuitjr in the jlfctMl, ij
stnted case, the creditors of the late L*t1 L. Jnabi
uet arc enjoined from prosecuting action*' *t law f?r "
the recovery of their IclaimH, and ar? r^qolrstrSeT-"1
prov<e the same before the Conmiij<s;oner wiifeia twa--.?
mouths from thejuiblicat\oo hereof, >: ? ,,fi
Y. D. V. JAMISON, C.tB. O.V. "
dec 28 :;"K,TWt ^;
In Equitjv
ORANGEBURG ?iSTRTC*.1
? " ' '? ? I ,;: -, .-> ? .?n
E. Johnson, Administratrix.
TS. }?
Jas. D. Joneflj GuanHan, rlrab ?>?''* t
By order of Cnurt, thu c^ednof* Of'.fy**.'^
Johnson, deceased, aro
f-iiillred tu prWf* their de
mands before mo on orT?b-rt tb^lst^eliui?J?fHis?*< -a
And under tho some urdcr I will sail sb U?* 1st
Monday in February teHtr for eashi eftsaharal?
iber Pon?i '?v'-v- ^W^-^r
January 21, 1867. V. Pi V.
deo28i-td- ? , J'.CaiWgggg^
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;{ K'H?t?t / H
In, JEquitjTo
A. 7on, Ad?>^tnte M)\aeA, Yc*.Y :
jsc, it. Miihuus, oi. aj. 'j ; :;:?/';
By order of ChanceUnr Johnson made JCth N?Vvf :
1867, the creditors of Muke A. Yon, dcpejaH, "*tU
prove their demands before roe wit hie twa {}\ n
months from the date of said order. i | i.f..^
Commissioner's Office. V V. D. V, JAMISON, ; ><> ? \ r
OrsngebnrgO. IL, B.C, V Comraissioaer.
Not. 20,,1867. j
nor 23 2m
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In lq^t|^
ORANGEBURG iMSTBHKfti >
Livingston. *| i J/ ?(
vs. I
poo. J I Jr. ,,
By order ef the Court, the or edit or* of Georg? H.
Liringstori; deceased, are rof)ulrcd to pr?v? their >
demands before me, on br before tho ?I4t d?y of :
January next.! ;
Dcoerober 21, 1867. V. P. Y. JAMISON, <>
dec 28~td _>-?? ?..; i CoSAsrisfsoass.
The State of South Carolina,
ORANGEBURG DISTRIUT. 1 /.
In the Court of Common Picas. > , o .
H. II- Jennings, Jno. T. Jennings, ts F. A. Wiles^0"
sen, A. K! Tiilmndgo ? a M>s t.
ATTACHMENT.
^nrrilEUEAS the riaintiffs did on the _
Yy of May filo thoir declaration against tfie ^
fendants, who (as it 1b said) are absent from and
without the limits of this State, and have neither
wives nor attorneys known within tho same, upon ,
whom a oopy of said declaration may be Borrels
On motion of Hutsons k Legare, Fla inttil? Attorneys/'
it is ordered, that the said Defendants do appear^,
and plead to the S?ld doolaration on or before the>
22nd day of May, which will be in the year of oua
Lord, One Thotisond Eight Hundred nnd Kixty^ *
-light, otherwise final and ab.-.oluto judgmmt. wiH
then be given and swarded against tbam, - f,
t j J. F:.B<^lVsOif; ,