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AC^WC?*mtL, &C r it ,?fc WfcftMlofl'?Frdf.'.' MoClurbVlattf work, ? the' Utic&JfawM wy^AiM ,?^/ <?0 .- ?? - Wo add another extract from tho work pn the advantages of spayed cows, a subject which perhaps will be of intercatllo'o^iry'mc'u7o^^e|9i* ^jSff ll lists whenHneroVso mueli.tii^ctb rfo*yi?a< obtaininggood milking stodk, and sUmany ) ?Jt^sft;fcllowiugfJTe?8ouB,.areigifen iby^the-profcs r* tot??jt? \$iee **tfl Spayed 4cb'trfe''" fl r c^ifiere?? * odtnly feopt' ,in good oondittdn than cowSxftqt spayed;,^ : ,.1*2. Thoy are .less .liable, to ?ickncsa.of an ?^tet/titftrbd, and when olet/ifio^?^jjgjfn.nnd tiasy of eure. ^ . f "3. When epizootic diseases are present jin ' the vicinity, or oven in 4hc! hetfd^spa'yVd oojrVB aro always in condition nud f:t for the butcher, M> and to i prevent hiss, and; save expense in the Sl> .^^ntV,,^?^ '.the ( nttondant risk Jf, loss of some, and loss of condition und milk of all that ,???ia>the case with cows not spayed, and when ,?<>^ettrd-pne?m?bia ' ' . ? .l~ .C>-|llM'JI*t?? -Mlftff ?v.r. la ^j^V^-.iRpaycd'.eows givethOi/wme quantity and ^duality ofmilk all the year round? if thoy-iro "properly fed ana paffer. ...... ^?i/Tetk'?payod cows will give the year rouud , 1aWKmVcn1'milk as double the numbed of* cows' not spayed, thus saving the interest on the out lay for ten co^s, together with the absenco of risk from lossjofj some, ofi.th? principal by the an 'death of .one or more from sickness or accident, not. to speak of the feed of ten cows/, The feed ? ?m? ."f-itiJi la yi. ;l ? r?l , jB.aJ'Of .te?t ooows^nd the manure of tew .cows,, the ?'j'1 ftrmer7 5.cau ' best tell' the difference in their *K <nir* ??s.^r.'ti??lea? ? ? ' i>H*r . . *'f'3yj*M6^)|With spayed cows there is no risk to run , from ju?.k i /oyer, ipor tro?tdo with cows called i'-'"'trailers.' i- *ni ?-. ? 't">'-< ' b^tr}$, ^m?'hpW^.'p4KIy.^to.ned. '?tL Spayed cows cannot abort or slink their -? J . j! ? it The disadvantages arc summed 'up Under the two following bonds::; "The expense of ' tho .oporatjou and | atten dant risk of the animal dying, although this is y got great?about one ify n, hundred?aud the ? expeuso of the operation will be from 63 to $5, . \ivfb'ieh'will'depend upon the jistarieo the opcr -l>3 m.ft- *vt:;> t. J . .* .-tu.jater has to travel, and bow : many animals arc *fl vto-b?:^eilated upon. V. uui'S^M are apt to accumpmlato fat ?^Jatrtl-flfcsHjiso that thoy 'Will becomo dry much fioonerithan oopr's-not spayed. Still there can . be little loss, for a fat cow is'always' ready for sale. These, then, hro tho objections to spay ing cows*.if objecti?hs they may be called. We j now leave the subject to those who arc imme diately interested." -IS 'Wo have nover hoard of any trial being ^^^e^of'sp.Kycd cows iu the dairy districts of | s'ti^New iYork, but have frequently seen statements . *" oiPtliO pVofitd'resulting from cows which had jibjieon ,spayojl;in<f!Kurope. Tho- question of ^J^o^tls'tjftte of. considerable lihp?rtahcc to the v% -dAirymon, and wo should be .glad to. see the qx ?^^rlniiettt Ified on a few animals,' at least, to fully.test its^ compip-ativo merits. ?Tinii i on ii i j .??. < How to tell the Age of Ladles. Ofpoursc all our readers aro aware to ask a lady Ijer, age, is equivalent to a direct declara ^nstion of waXforWe have always: looked upon it as such, still wo'have felt au hrisistablo desire w ?ftjk^PW'-'th.e ages ol some young ladies,: .but bless their dear souls, wo would not ask them nl J^faf^e ^W9rld. )yo.baycnat length cpm^ across tu-* method by which the sweet ones may bo o?ifii^0 a)? \$$$i$Lf ?jP511^ ?Ccrctj without . ,i5t knowing what they aro about; and thus young .gentlemen can at onco learn ^vh'ethor_ they are paying their devoirs to seventeen j)p thirty, v The following table will do it. Just hand this table to the lady and request her to tell you in wbioh columns her age is contained. Add to gether the figures at tho top of tho co.lumns in ?.-.,) -.which,the ago is found, and you- have tho '' '^'^eat secret: -T^ hua suppose her age to bo s *ovontecn.' You wi}l find ii}0 number, sevcu ^teert only'in two columns, vii : tho first and *fifth, and the'first'figures at the head ol these ? o^ooltimns make soventccn. Here is the magic *'Jtdoio: -V, ULm^A* -Quackenbush,. 120 east bay, 0 H A EL K S^mj&rfl WHOLESALE G^OCEIL,,. AND Commission Merchant, Sngnr, Teas, Racon, Lard, Fish and Salt, etc. scpt 14 m 0 ^sWTOtJ O /; A?J<.Vl?A.. Hen^,,rtehM "#f Co.,: WHOLESALE GltOOEHS AND PKALKUiJ IN .. WINKS, LIQUORS, SEG ARS, &o., No. 1?7 East Ray, , ,,r CHARLE?TO>Tr S, C. yl WM. WALTON SMITH, ?OTTOlSr FACTOR ?AN.D? COMMISSION MERCHANT, Boyce <?? ('o.'s Wluirf; y\ ?r'j'i Y ? ^UA3UJ5STpN,^S..D. S*a$r Prompt aritl personal .'attention given to the sulcVtf Cotton.' nug 24 mos ? C. Clacivr. I A.AYlTTI. j CLACITJS & WITTE, f0 MWv r le s t O n: 's. c, Coininission Mei-chaiits, ? W HOLK?? DE A LERS IN Groceries, l^ovisions, Bagging, Hope an<J Liquors. I ' sept tflSfr? t'U ? ??????? flat Wagener, Heath & M?nsees, . PLANTATION ANH. FAMILY ? "GROCERS, 3,1 Vv II OLESALE AND RETAIL Ham, Racon, Shoulders, Pork, Reef, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Xpa,tetc, etc., WINES, LIQUORS, SEGARS AND T 0 R A c c o A os. ICS ??<f 105 East Boy, cor. Quern-street. CHARLESTONS S. .0. B?y All Orders Promptly Attended to-^?a aept 14 m C S, Tuom.vh, Ja., Wm. S. Lanmuc, W?liain Gr. Whilden & Co. FORMERLY OF IIAVDEN . & WHILDKN, ; ' okai.khs in WATCHES,' JEWELnT.'SILVER "WARE, CROCK ERY, CHINA, CLASS WARE. AND j HOUSE FURNISHING ARTICLES. Old iQold and Silver purchased. Watches ami Jewelry Repaired. 225 King-St., Corner of Eeaufain, ^1T 'WHOLESALE 11 IIA VXE STREET CHARLESTON, S. C. H. L, Jeffers & Co.5 "FACTOBB AND Commission Merchants, OHARLESTOX, \S. C. SPECIAL'ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE SALE of Oott?n ond other Produce. Orders for sup plies carefully 'attended to. Refer to Cnptnhi John A. Hamilton, R. 0. Stone, Esq., Orangcourg, Dr. Vim. ('. Whetstone, St. Mat thews, u m *_jj_ CHARLESTON HOUSE. STOLL, WEBB & CO., 1 .WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN DRY GOODS. All Ooods uro selected specially for our SOFT 11 URN TRADE at the OLD STAND, NO. 2S7 KING street, Three doors below Weutwortb, CJ/ARLESTOX, S. C. Terms Caf-Ti, or City Acceptance. All orders promptly attended to. II..C. Stoi.i,. CiiAHMis Wr.r.n. h. C. Walkkii. fch2il c tf ^Hl >f>1H ^_-- ------- . PAVILION HOTEL, CHARLESTON, S. C. hoard, ran day, fr::.oo. A. buTTEuWELT?, MUS. II. T?. Jltl"TTKit FIELD, Superintendent. Proprietress, dec 28 Vi ,T? (j rfi - rpiiisoiiKAJT roriJLAR papjeu .:o-charleston daily news. Subscription Price Six Dollars a Year! ' THE charleston TRI-WEEKLY NEWS. .Throo Dollars ajcur--*Tvro Dollars for Hix.Months. ''fJBQ^'Te'rms?Cash in ndvance. No Paper sent iftHe9 tho Gash nc?ompnuicH tho order. No Pn]ior sent for a longer timo thnn paid for. ?Sba/U l? "H10RDA.N, DAWHON ft CO., Y.-hled 21-Atf^' ?-_ Proprietors. . PAYERS 'OF DR?NGE PARISH.?1 ITo ?f Ine wllowing"named places to As sess, receivo HcturnB und Collect the General Tax .of 18t)7,'a:t'!he!(ii?c?abfoU6wi/, M7/. TB H t At Felder? the 2 Ith Februajjjfc , j; > W' f At Four Holes the 25th Fohru?ry. f ? "H f At Jtunisoim the 2t3th Fcbruury. I rfc V At Elliotts the 27th Februnry. . ?t'TCTglert fli6 28th February. At Bull Swamp the 2Uth February, I 'Xt'OloatenB-tho 2d March.'i'1 MWW lyyrt'l . At Browns the 3d March. At,Tjlera:lhe 4th March. is n ?Y*. i: At Ittdlcrti the 6th March. Ptftkt CorhcttsvillcAhe fithjMarchw wc y*Vkt RoAvcVPuMiHlio f>fWlWc1f.,-iW At Cedar drove the 10th March. } "j,. At BrwXqlivBlo lhQ UlhtOB?! 1^'h March. And at Orangcburg the week ending 21st March, tn\ which time tue Books will be closed foro-eceivhig I ?JUjtnrne. ? T^osCfiiiling'to make Jtctunfs) and pay ' by that time, will be doubled taxed. Taxable property is such aa.RQaLE*?at,e, Bjiggio?, Currlngc-h, Gobi ami Silver Plate, WalohoB, Jewelry, Pianos, &,o., Articles Manufactured foi sale, all In oomes, Taking ??t Char^rs^.i'?blic Hacks, Brays, *&e: A Capitation tax of one dollar on every Male between the ages of twenty-one and sixty years, oh. every Dog,*loatters not who it may be owned by, ono dollar encli, which lax all accrues on the 1st of (January, 18b% AUdleturns to ho made to the Tax Collector of the District, or Parish in which tho property is located. No returns will bo received by mail or otherwise, unlcis sworn to according to law. . , . I will also he at Ornjrtgd?urg the week ending tho 11th of April to collect the balance of the General Tax not paid and falling due the 30th of Juno. Those failing to make payment by that time, may expect to settle with the Sheriff. Also at the same time and place, I will collect tho First Quarterly Tax of 18?;?. leb 1?2m P. YY. FAIBEY, T. C. GREAT BARGAINS AT KEITT BIIOTHERS. SELLING OFF LOW FOR CASH. . ! I OUR FRIENDS AY ILL PL RASE GIVE tTS A CALL AND SATISFY THEMSELVES THAT \VE DO NOT MEAN TO SAY ONE THING AND 1)0 ANOTHER. ?:o:? r ., - "TVTOTICJK TO ?KIITOKS. ? OV85 J_\|| Creditors require us to tmike immediate Collec tions. We therefore beg all those indebted to utrby hook account or note, to settle the same by the 2d ?day of March next, or they will find their accounts in thebands of an Attorney for collection. BEAT IXDl'CEMF.? OFFER T ED TO AN APPROVED PORCHASEit.? The Undersigned being desirous of changing their businoKj?, olier their Entire Stock ol Goods, much below Cost, with the building at reasonable rent for onuyear. The Building is largo and commodious, with Stove below and Residence above, situated on Russell Street, in the most beautiful part of our Village. octlS?cly KEITT BlfOTjJlVRS" FOR LEASE, . rilHE FINK ESTATE known as KF.1TT PLACE, j_ 'situated in SIJ Matthews" Parish. The Estate consists of Ihreo separate Tracts. The Kontierly Place Iihs 100 acre? cleared ami 2(K) uncleared. The Darby Place has 8(10 cleared and "(HI uncleared?all fine Cotton Lands. The Keitt Place consists of 2,400 acres, one half cleared and in a fine state of Cultivation. Tho Estate is watered by a large Oroek, which biftmlfl good Range for Cuttle. Soil Rich Red (May. The Estate would be Leased all to one person, or in Binall Truota of 50 or 1U0 acres, to suit small farmers. Fine '"nies Bold with tho Place on credit. The Kennedy and Darby Places would bo sold desired. For Terms apply to J. J. WOOD A It I)*, St. Matthews P. O., nov 2?tf Orangeburg District, 8. D. WILLIS & CHISOLM, FACTORS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND SHIPPING AGENTS. TfT ILL ATT BND T<) THE PC LIC HAS E, V? ' Kile and shipment to 'Foreign aud Do mestic PortB, of Cot ton, Rico, Lumber and Nav al Stores. ATLANTIC WHARF, CHABLESTON, S. C. E. WILLIS. ALEX. R. CHISOLM. leb 23 1 y HlLlllCKM a so ess-:. 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Every person Who sends :?'??_'<) for five yearly Sub scribers will receive a copy frcoi Every person w ho sends S 10 for ten yearly Sub scribers, will lie presented with a beautiful copy of Miss Emily Y. Mason's "Southern Poeina of the war," and also receive a copy of tho paper free. Specimen Copies mailed free to any address. SUBSCRIPTION.?One year. $1.00 ; six months, $2.50. All Br.ck Numbers Supplied. Address all ronmtU ideations to. SOUTH URN SOCIETY, No. 22(1 \V. Baltimore Street. foBR?$ Baltimore. FOR SA LK.?The Two 1*1, ANT A TIONS forming a part of the KEITT ESTATK und known ns "DAKBY*' and "KF.NNFULY" places will be sold, together with the Mules and fanning to.,ls. For terms upplv to S. K. KEITT. Care of William Middle!on, F.fq., dec ~\ - tf Charleston, 0. (OPPOSITE COURT ROUSE.) 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Defendant. j Defendants. It appearing to my satisfaction that Sarah Pal man nnd Elizabeth Holly, two of the defendants re side without this State. It is therefore ordered that they do appear and object to the division or Sale of | the Real Estate of E. J. W. Myers, on or before the sixth doy of March next, or their consent to th same will he entered of record. Ordinary's Olline. ) P. A. MoMlCHABL; . December 18(17. i ~0. O. D. ? lee 7 13 w ESTABLISHED 1802. Charleston Courier for 1868. DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY, 55Y A. S. W 11.1,1 N?TON A CO. Daily Papor ... - 88.00 per Annum. Tri-Wcckly Paper - - $1.00 per Annum. The war closed with a large indebtedness on the part of our former subscribers, some of whom have proffered us payment. To others wc have presented no claim, amid the losses and misfortunes by which they have been surrounded, having been spared the necessity of doing so by the Very.genorous, prompt, and hearty support wc have uniformly received. We are able to wait for the udveitt of better I inns, confidently assured that when prosporlty rctnrns to tbo land they xHll-choCrYulIy1 meet their obligations. To all such wo cordially extend an Invitation to rc ncw'lhelr subscriptions.' ORAJtfG$B/J#G DISTRICT. Joseph Fickling, Adm'r. et. ol. I B01 for AoeoBtii ja*nm "?mt ?Ja^bau??^ MaryR.Tylcret.nl. J Injunction & inToMh*?rfW^ ^Ufifiwi db'fuUmboV^^ iroVond^vi^ un Tyler, do appear,'.plead, ahuwcr. or demur to tho complainant* s?id bill ?*i!hjn the' iims prescribed by -or on oYu*f p n' 111 11 fi Ii 11 rr'l ml 11 r I i 1fM%i I ii ?( him. '? ?ia Commissioner'* Office, "1 V- D. V. JAMlfdjEjJ. ? Orangcburg, 8. C, f.. CoamUtfkaer. Dec. 10.1807. ?* ' -V'^ <pWt*>?f*t JW^kWT deo^efc?. ,\V^i-saAY?V?l? #? grafts .'. ... ^ .-AArn-^ ^Sh^wnwnmxl/nit. Andr er/^Inabin^^ Admlnlsti^to -. Marcella- Intibinct and ot hers* Bj'order oT t,heViCourtTofj5E^SibrfTh W sloiedl'e?t^'tjie creditors of tho In)* %?vi ?. InaM nct are enjoined from prosecutingActions ?t-loyar for the recovery #f tbejr? clajg^afld iffl^DJftfctf ** proVo* the sabie barer* tho Commissioner wuhlanr? months ? /com the publicatic 1 Hie State or%oW - 1 ?i^ditet^'lilfiTitiA^lP^ II. II* Jennings, Jno. T. Jennings, ts F. A. - ?-?>v?u ^a ^s1??wm tot*** i y or Muj file their declaration against tht Bo* fcu.donts, who (a* it is said)-orO;.abs>nt-^n?^aBi' without the limits of this State, ajpd havo pcithar 'wLyc? n?rv Attorney* kti?^n-'WfuilnW whom a copy of sajd. declaration lrour .btf ^tVftu: On 'motion of Hit t shit* & r.i-gar'e; lMuTtititiWAttoi-n'pja - . it is orderet^ -tbaii?ic. ??id, p.efctfda$qt&mpr, and jileail to the said declaration oil or lieloic th* 22nd day of Mnj.-irtiiobJcwilt beJ-lftf i&Wytfar ?Peor> - Lord. One .Thousand KighU Hundred and Sixty eight. otherwise fiual-anU 'absolute '?judgment-^111 " H May,2fl, 180,^ XX jyfcl e0*>4> ^itj ^.^batf " ' ,nni>i.I?ttr.,'Tic 3 ?tt-v *.Jj"lf"-- ? STATE AJlviiOli^LU^ AltOLIX A, Ou.WN'.aimVRtf DlSTMICTV In piirsiinticc of GcW?i^'>l>rdcrfc(^u;.^iU-j?fr?i* " lleaibptarters Second Military l>istrjct,-tJi?-.M?gis? ?rate* nf the- -l5istf-iU ?tiNfran^elmrg -?HliYnnk* j? ropor| pu Gio lV>tb and hls^Wtsji^,oHeaeb, Ji\pO^? to - this Court,"of all Commitmem? made nji theih umring' llm.pTeCc^lUigdialf ?LOJiUj.vapvcjfyinVilnfi^i Cuia- . mitment, immcs of Prisoucra and tlib Offenowi.f?^ which they were committed; *aid Magistrates ?LrlJ also forward to thy Citri? olV this Court all a>?u^?i s-iiit-'oVhnd other pap^iCcohliecteif f?t?*MT? ???? eeetiings against the 1'risoners aforosaid. wlii?a may be in their possession at the dato of amkia^ tho-reports h'cA<m onleret? A\ \> h V? .H By order of the Court. .* .. .* 4ti^ F- Roifi^nx 'January 8, 18C8.K . ( Clerk Dist riet C^urt. jail 11 U' Iji, Equity, ORAN? ERl'lUi .dUS-S?P-'T^f f. m tVooser^;Adafr.,V .diililoMarsbalbAS<;ts vs." ? V for _^. Aim Iwirr, et. J Injunction and Reli^ft ? By order of the Cjvn^,5<ho; jre^it^^fct.^ J^? Lai r. Meceiisedi are re'ipiireu to prove ihefr deiVmads before me, within three moUjlis frciO tbitfttntor-V ConimVodplier^ Otfice, I V. D..V.tJ A^il^?J?. mmrasiont Jan. 1, lht;s. J j?n ]8?aajf^-^'j^a or. 3?ii >:;ia viax ci ano^ direct fiulmacbsts, at market rates. ;^st .n?)LU BLE 1*At: 1 FlC C UAXU);^7ihaaW|J^j!?0Mst ember, acceptance November, wi.1^7 pcr^nj in^^r^iW> $05 1st November, With 7 per' conCinterest,, ap^ IM105N1X OCANO, $'}5 cash,;v|R5 Uf %Tja>b?r, iritli 7 per cint interest; -appfoveof city ??f" FLO CR OF RONE, unadulterated and u FA l^:tW^AOTrfl?)IwnWM3r In offering the above Manures'' toHP butt 0 with every, confidence; not bn!^ Iiaving testimo?lals' from Planten who have used them the past y?arlmt iho further gimruiiteo that every cargo, as'it ovrivtt, is analysed by-I?rof. 8hcpard. of the. Sputh.CaroHc\i College, and the high reputation of these Alanurea fully.kept up. vt?5 ...IfeUfclBOBSt^'Jt jail 18?2m Nos, 1 and 2 Atlnnjic WJiojf. I_b5 ? 5 : f^a ^iS? VWVk i .wem CARI>.-I HAl E WfjVira^I^^IX that are indebted to ine by Note, or Account; through the Oiivsoehlro" Nkws and by letter through the.Pest Otfico,-to call and pay bjo eotnj^on their accounts if they could not par nie all.,..Many have paid no attention to* cither-, attd I feel Oal?pelled to place all Accounts and Notes in the hands ?f)*n Attorney thaf ore not partly-'phfrf oV saVisTOOtorjnar? rangciuents inadct( by iho .^irat of M".rch next, much as I ain opposed to put any ono to cost, but duty to mv credit on and my family compels meto do so " ' F. 11. W. BBlGOMANX jane 8 /)ly IN THE PIRTRICT COU25*Voy THE UNITED STATES?ion tiii: DisTJUCT.or . Siif-ru Cau'oms??Tx THte MA-rrW?r Ct. J< IXimbb, BANKBt'PT-r-l^ Ba>kiu;|'tcv.?7Ta^i poacEUN.?The undersigned herehj girw notice of. bis appointment as Assignee of Georg" J-. Uunc-r, in the District of Orangcburg andStatc^oi South Coro, linn, within said District, who has J>k<h i^WgM a bankrupt upon, his, pwn4 P^i11^ Uy^jje^Urt^iet Coiirl ofsnld L'i'slrioi. " ? * f Bated at tirangeburg C:MIvtho-6th-day of Febril ary A. D. 18(58. . ? tVb in?tf V. V. DIBBLE, AsaTgiik. ?_ TTO^EKEEPERS IF 1rl[W'WAWT JijL to pure huso your Goods at Chnvla*j|0??n*t Prices, go to nov 1U T. D. WGLB??. IXJOTIClJ.-I?E|JSOXS arc H^RE by W?tifiod that T am prepared to Vfeb*$v^ Ro mrns for Incomes for.,18t?7, and cnunierotedertielcs, Ku?li'as Watches, Carrlagcs,RilverPlai'e, &c.Vr 1308. Unless Returns hrc ;ma<Ic on or before thu 10th day of March, a penalty pf 50 per centum will be added to the prcper duty. GEO..W.'STORGfeDN?" fcbt,-,_l,n, ^aif^^w rpHE' HIGHEST CASH MARKET PRICE GJ?EM 1 for all kind of COUNTRY PRODUCE, Ree? hAfTffloV, Hblets'VoTs, ctcr.^W.i *f A ?<??? "VTOTI?Ki?Al! tlto Execution** fter Poor Tax ore in my riffioc, and partics-rtnte* ,0 '" ??V-T*n??"""