The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, April 11, 1868, Image 11
om tiro Americans Farmer
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No timo .s^Quhl; oqw,^ .lost .^carrying on
tho various operations of planting, sowing, &c.
When any of tlie main crops fail,' more Bccd
should bo immediately sdwn', and frhoro they
$1*8 porjL^y fanc^jl^p'^rQ p^autfl,' if possible,
dihd'ihako good all dofldionci?s. Now is a good
limo to destroy 'slugs;'late in,the evening'und
early in thb morning they leavo their places ot'|
'.^feeal^^'1 no'd1' 'nitty.'be desf royed^by; iYesh
.lime, v which should-bo btrewn-ovnr whdro thoy
?bpjViid several ''niornihg and cv.ciiings in s'tifc
.Vrpssionp in the morning, an early us it is light,
TSnd*'itf ^'tho cvetririg aH'-ltitp' ns'oijjht'or nine
o'clock? By perseverance "lor. a short time, n
-ghrden may-' be entirely elcard of this1 p'c.st.
When hajrjJ', f?% winds and clear weather render
it ucW?s*\ry to supply water to'-roconfly planted
vegetables' and' Needling crops, .'^ey ln'u^'be
attended to without fail, otherwise they had
better bo stillowodlto tomaiuin-A dormant Mate
untilTt^e^ rain, conies, as continued watering
bind the Burfaco of the soil into a hard im
penetrable' crust, which is very prejudicial to
\lho\ germination of the seed. This may, how
ever, 'in some degree be prevented by shading
from the sun or covering the soil, no as to pre
vent evaporation as much ns possible; frequent
wa^e'riugs ,are not then necessary and thou the
soil is kept in an opqo, porous state.
Beans.?Bush and pole up; several kinds
should be planted forthwith; those coming up,
should be earthed1-up aftor a shower.'
m\OauiAflowku.s should be liberally supplied
with.water, and where large heads uro required,
manure water tuny be given them once or
twice a! week, . Sow for a. .succession.
?1 Oauhaue.?Where thoy were planted a foot
apart in the rows duriug.the autumn, every
alternate plaut may be pulled up lor greens as
Boon as sufficiently large aud as required for
use. Tl?a will give those that remain space
and time, to. attain perfection^ a sowing of
two er threo kinds now will furnish a supply
of useful plants to fill up vacant lots as summer
crop:; arc takcu oft'.,, Early Butch. Sugar Loaf
and Wiiuiingstad are kinds that may be relied
upon.
Cki.eriv?Transplant young plants upon :i
sjjght,hot-bod or warm border. If the main
crop is not already yown, sow it at once iu the
open ground upon a warm border,
is Corn.?Make : plantings for suceessiou.?
^h,4rKa#:.: J??il'ng Dwarf Proline Sugar,
are valuable varieties for family use. ?
OUc??BEilS, grown in liot-beds, will, require
constant attcntioti that the bods do not become
t??} "moist; jtir t mildew nmy appear. Sowings
may :be; imade in the opcu air as early as the
ground Is' sefit'ciently dry and wann.
Lettuce.?During dry weather give some j
of the earliest plants a good supply of water.
zo brjng.ihcin. forward. }Jake a sowing of
two or three kinds. By this means the season
of one sowing is prolonged.
Onions.?Sets should now be plimtcd upon
rich beds, iu rows nine inches apart, aud be
helped jyith occasional sprinkliugs of guano on
the surface.
Z{ potatoes.?Protect the shoots of potatoes
which have made their appearance above
ground'/;by drawing earth over them, and con
tinue to plant for the main crop.
?ojw Turnip .'Radishes for succession; Salsify
nnft Parsley in drills ouo foot apart; Savoys
and Scotch Kale, Sweet Herbs und Toinaf?s
f?fc^succcs^ioni Sou Kale, Rhubarb and Horse
Radish?where fresh beds Are wanted, thoy
should.now be made.' , ,.,
Hoc and cultivate between-growing crops,
nnd'be very vigilant in keeping down the weeds,
dcalfug promptly with; them at every opportun
ity
During stormy weather look after tools,
garden sash, &c "?u\ Jn now lights where re
quired, and sec that all is placed inefficient
working order, as they will now be required
for constant and active "use.' 1
VARIOUS.
[From the New Orleans Times.]
" Tli? Canal Bank Larceny.
astound!x(j audacity OV tdk thikf,
^A/JiiOH/ i in jli . ho :riv i -..??'
The astonishment df our readers may even
exceed our own at tho.purusal of the following
letter, which comes to us shrouded; in a mys
tery quite in keeping with the whole affair
from first to last. U is perhaps the boldest
soqualtof one of the boldest felonies ever per
petrated in: this eity. Wo publish the letter
as ope of tho sensations of the day, the de
velopments of which well are calculated to make
us. pause, and rellcet upon the social elements
around us. We regret that neither time nor
spaqc 'aduiit of further comment at this mo
ment: >
To the Editor of theW. 0. (ferns:
DkAK S1k :?I wish to address you a few
a . .arks as to tho operation at the ('anal Bank
'' he pretension of the fancy ilycops and p. cl
efs of this, city, aud tho many amusing specu
lations as to '?how.it was tlouo," induce me to
blow the matt:r from beginning to end. i tun
still in New .Orleans, which I look upon as a
fine field ami think money can be made easy.
t^Asto this lite, it can bo done any day that
inoticy Is trttiVirig. ? I bad inj eye on'the Canal
Bank and the iuuuriu iti .Afl'ron, of tho ex
press, is the only man 1 was Maid of. 1 had
so;-:e|yclw liia'u iiiwrijing, for I-happened -to'see
tlto'mes.'ongerof tho hank get. a tfn&nxQ of
?Wii&wPWwW* irom (he oxpr<*a ofiir
aud ;-;?! the bank. I_ follo?jiJ^
was nhea?r^lgir|r-J tfl* bttiik PcrossfogVn| Ph-i
torsou's ofliCQ,^ v?1\?r^;^igc|t^lift yc^?? (f|nW|
on my booU-your local ihentnVned.) ^ " * "
my booWyoWloW! lrlefttfWfcd.)
The messenger cauic in at the- side door of |
the bauk aud threw down the package of 'oV
ly^o'
gau Sous," ap4 to bo on baud to take it to jyhe
express." Hero was a lay out! Should I spot
the clerk or the messenger? Says I. "take
both chances. If lush is' liedge^to<)-ploso
at the batik, I'll* aTfer the 'me&cngcV:"' DrVhc.'
1 slipped out tho side door on Gravier street,
went into the entrance of the hnwoffico leading:
up over the bank ; took off my coat and hat;
stowed thorn in the water closet at the head of |
the stairs, and slipped down again, round the
comer to the Camp-street side. Hero I stop
ped into the bank again, but tho messenger
had gone. I could sec tho exchange clerk
comparing the money with something nn his
desk, which I took at once to be t ho list of
uumbers. 1 stood a tninute at the paving tel
lers cour.tcr, where three or four clerks were
drawing. Hero I i-aw the cxehuiigo clerk seal
; d .-t,! ilh'J . ii? l.Kit" ? 1 t ' 'i''
the puckj^go. i No iue^ougcctyct; 1 wasn t a
bit uorv.ous, but I kept, my uye well sklnnud.
I even thought of writ'iig a duplicate en\ dope
(I always carry thotn, but say? I, Jf'whal's tho
user' Hero is where the -clerk' is mistaken
about tho time ho was away from his desk.?
He left the cnVclopo hearrnVcage of his lcil'-'|
gor, and went to throe different di sks, examin
ing throe different bonks; then hoV took ..the
list into the casber's or president's room. Says
I, ''mind your eye. bow's your chance '} No: j
body was noticing me. 1 walked up to the
desk, and while tho clerks back was to me,
and the President had his head, bout d^wu over
the list of.number^both', very , dose tog<-thor,
I took firm lndd of tho railing, put .uj loos on
the combing below, and the package was up
my sleeve in a twi.ikle. I stooped immediately,
as if to fik hny shoo.' ??ot\q[ stir 1- SdysU.
"It's mine !" and I stopped out the side door,
started "up to tiro water-closet at' the head of]
the stairs next dyor, pp^ on my cu:.t -and hat,
wiped my hoot polos,- aba wont np still further
into II union's law office. Nobody was in. I
brushed my clothes carefully j and sat down t.>
write an appointment with Mr. llunlon for 1
o'clock, signing it Abrain Gcrsou, JcQ'cvsou,
Texas. Nobody came in yet. 1 went down
to the street, saw a crowd' around fuy railing,
reaching over to see lioiv I key could do it;
turned into Camp strooL and saw Ixard and
Karrelat the corner of the City Hotel. They
looked very wise, 1 Mood a,good,bit _,i',cav the
near the corner of Can;]) and Canal, and pre
sently i saw Varrel riding on the top of a hotel
stage down Common street. Hi: Issmitrlj ho is.
Everybody was saying, "there gocg l/mrojl," a.s
if every cove in tho country d|du'$?Luow Farrcll,
especially when sitting on toti oCa hotel stage,
on purpose to be scon. 1 Walked on up to the
bank, and and a good many were looking up at
the building. I looked tin too. It's a pretty
building. I like' i{s/st|lo |very( UP.ujh. ,Kut
then to make such a to-do over a few bills
thrown right in a cove s way is funny to me.
Tiuly, your coustaut reader,
A13 II AM GERSON,
Jefferson, Texas.
Huuton knows, that name, though 1 don't
think he ever saw me.
A SKCRliT Clhffl.AU A.MONd THE X ECHOES.
A correspondent in North Carolina inclosed us
a secret circular issued by ,cGov. liolden and
others, to thwflRtfgcrs in that State, whom it
liddrcsscs as ^?"?TTf?thers," and bogs them to bo
ready and prepured to vote down the white
men or ?rehol?,'!^ it culls them, in the coming
election. Tiro wjiito or C.<ucasian jnan, endo
wed by thoSftoijjmon Creator with, u-higher
nature over tho lower races of mankind, is also
permitted toV reach an extent of criiiio and
degradation v'.'fstly transcending, others. The
pegro, for cxanjgjc, may bo corrupted and
distorted into a remorseless beast by "freedom,
''hut this is the work of the superior race, and
isolated ifi Africa, wl|atcv<y&nmy be the stories
of M. duChaillu and others, l.c cannot even
approach ihe beastliness of "freedom", a beast
liness that nature so*revolts at, that as the cen
sus shows, they rapidly die put - like the 1 n
dians." The sin and crime of tho Garrisons,
l>occhors, SiC.j that thus tiuijafoiin* and deforms
the negro, has, however, an excuse?distance,
blindness, ignorance, besottcdiVcss?but that of
11 olden A Co., who do their work and voluntar
ily abdicate the high nature God gave them, k
beyond any possible expression, and as the.Crea
tor does not at once dash them to pieces with a
thunderbolt it, must be t hat'they are destined
for flii infinitely more terrible punishment.
Xi r )'.-/?/.? Day liouk.
A. A. llradlcy. the lioston negro, is circula
l.itipg through Savannah nnd country, the fol
lowiiiir iiirf-iidihr^'' circular, cau.-ing erffisidora
blo excitement. "Notice.?All bad men in
the City of Savannah, who. .now [threaten tho
lives of the leaders and nominees of tlio He
publican party. Pfesideifts and members of
the Union Leaguers of America, if you should
strike a blow, the man pr moil will-no followed,
and tho house in which bo or they take shel
ter will be burned to the ground. Take hood,
mark well. Members of tho Union, rally!
rally ! rally ! for God, life and liberty.
si '. -.:?i f ? J*.*4t4 \\\ - y
During the session of;lho New hn-land
.Methodist Episcopal -Church, in lioston, tlio
Committee on the Course, of tho GoAnfry,
throiigli the llcv. Gilbert Haven, reported
resolutions indorsing impeachment, and eulogb
iiy? General Grant and Seerctiirv Stajit,on lbr
tli^ir j !?!-hMic c^mliK i: ' The nW.bitn'.ii? we're
UUiMHUlOlfsly tidf?)?ted'-ai:d it. was vr.tcd to sfctid
\>r?r c'rr!'kcr'V-f thv- fipu^; l\iq i>.-^;
dent of the Hrovtfe. Station. Graitt and Chase.
n
COTTON FACTOR
.- -AND?
?7 ? ? xhahlest?n; s. d.
- J?=i??-'iProiupt ami personal attention given to the
HtilcofTbtU. ' "f ir- ll' " f *"'T*
aug 24 mos , 0
FACTORS
- I ? / O* J AND
Commission 'Merchants,
vrijRLKsrox-, s. c.
SPECIAL ATTENTION 01 VEN TO THE SAM'
of t'ottyn aiifl other Produce. Orders for sup
plies carefully attended to.
Refer toUajitatn John A. Hamilton, It. G. Stone,
Ks<i., .Oruuguhnrg, Di\ Wta. C. Whetstone, St. Mat
thiws. mm
iVftftojij i- ^'l l* Hnt'l ._
i.^iAatJ'ON' HOTEL,
V ' ' : CHARLESTON, S. C.
ii?nti>, mit DAY, $$.oo.
A. IJUTTKKFIKLD, MKS. II. r.."b'uTTKKFiF.LI),
Suj>yinteiidcn?l. . .. .-. JL'rppi-ielrcBS.
LL^.iU^L:: Lki-I_
3 JL i riuijinui.y mus. DioiiU'/h,)
2S-I KING STKliKT,
Jiettccen Wenttcorth and Hazel Streets, ami
ici/li'ii W>'& minutes walk of all the
Principal Wholesale ami Retail
Hou&s of Meeting, King and f/ni/ne. Streets,
ami the Post Office, Charleston. ,S. C.
Tin* City Railway, winch runs to caeli extremity
of the City, is within fifty yarda <>!' ili?~iiou?e.
TERMS OF HOARD :j -
I Board by (lie day.$2 50
.... week.$12,.00.. to. $15: GO
ir^xitv Sr.'.TtNicK-, Mus. 13. IIii.hkks.
THE WANDO COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, S. C,
IS PREPARED TO FURNISH
Farmers and Planters
AN
AItt3E?NIATEI>
SoluMe Miospliate,
rCCHSINlNO in tli?? highest degree tlie Rcrpil
^ site* lor tho largest yield <>f COTTON and
CnRN. 0'ir friends who have tried this FERTl
I.I/.KR giro their unqualified testimony of iis com
plete success in largely increasing 11?o yield of their
crops. \Vllero the application wits doubled, the iu
crensc of yield was fully as great, and we arc as
sured Uta I it htts pn ved for COTTON ?
PLANTERS will tind it Advantageous to >Vovk
less Griutud, iu Cultivate move thoroughly, and to
apply liberally a Preparation such as the above.
Cur . i
AHE MAD F. UN DK II
THE STJ1 ?ERVISION OF
Dr. St Julien Ravenel, Chemist,
Whose REPUTATION and SKILL ensure n Relia
ble Article. We have ho hesitation in stating that in
our Standard Manure the Public have n FERTIL
IZER irhich will give t!;.- most satisfactory results.
We claim thai at::. .-.:;a>- Cost Per Acre; ilii.- Article
will t(obetter than Peruvian Huano, our friend.
writing'tnat Ouano loses its effeotoipon the Plant
generally anoul the beginning of. ?epicniher, und
this sustaining the Plant in a green and healthy
condition until killed l.y frost. Directions for use
sent with shipments. Price !?05 dollars jicr ton of
2,000 pimuuV.
A S?PE1UOK ARTICLE
r
OF
PURE BONE FLOUR
ALWAYS ON HAND AT'
8G5 PEll TON OK 2000 POINTS.
WM. ('. I)l'K?iids CO., Agents,
feu 20?5t fJliarlcston, S. C,
rjlIIE CiKEAT I'OPM.AIS PAPI'.IS
Cl PA ii Ii KSTON DAILY NEWS.
Snfccri/)f'on Price Si.r D'iUnrf, a Year!
TUM CHARLESTON TRI-WEBKLY NEWS,
Three Dollars a y ur ?Two Dollars f?>r Six Mouths.
tt-?> " Terms- Cash in advance. No Paper sent
Hilles ilie Ca Ii acooiiipanicj the order. Nu Fiiper
Heiit tor a Ifi?'.'iT tini<- flmn pnnl fur.
lilORDAN, DAWSON \ CO..
tKo ^1 ? if g P/opriulocs.
ESTA1HJSHEI) LS?2.
w mm?w? *?1 ' ? .+>'? ? ' '* ?v i>?if raw*:
Cliarlostoii Courier for 1868.
DAILY AND Till WEEKLY,
KY .1. N. WIIilifiXCiTON A *'?>.
Daily Taper .... $8.00 p?'r Annum.
Tri-Wockly Paper - - 84.00 per Annum.
The war,closed with a large.indebtedness on ilie
pari of our fiu'.uier subscribers,.sonic of whom liuvo
pro)fi'.rtjd us puymeii.l. J'o otliers we In-vc presented
no elaim, amid the looses and misforttpios by which
they have boon surrounded, having been spared the
ncres.-ity of doing so by the very generous, prompt,
and hearty support, we have uniformly received.
We are able to wait for Ilie ndv< nt <>!' bolter times,
confuh'iilly assured that when prosperity returns in
the land they will cheerfully meet their obligations.
To all Mich we cordially extend un'Ipvi?uiou to re
new tli ir su Bsc r i pi ions'.
jan 1 I .Hi tf
* Ilie itOces ity winch forces us to put all our
Notes and Accounts in the bands of an? Attorney
and Magistrale for folivction, und liiose of our
!i : ;? ,. ii i rlj ? iie I., sayp cost can do :;o by calling
-ii w..!. tr< ville cil.vs. RULL & CO.
.,. >h ly
ua^opposite co-uut,;iiqu.se.)i
TUE SUBSCRIBER WOULD ?e
^IspectfuUy inform theTraveling Pub
,^jcai(B^lio tliat .Ina HOUSE is opened for
i&ni^'W their naooiOutUitfaml iw
HATES'OF F,OARl>.
Hoard per Day.$ I 75
' ? " Week. 7 00 '
" " Month. 'JO 00
J'lHjjriclur.
nug 8 c ly
!.(?.'< 1!
CARD.
rpPE Fl UM OF IL L. JEFFERS & CO., WAS
I " Dissolved oi! tin; dth ihst.
The "'FACTORAGE .and COMMISSION BUSI
NESS will ho continued by Win! II. & Thea. A.
Jcilors. The style of the Firm being
wm,1J, j e^ep\E11S & co.
Consignments of Cotton solicited- Prompt re
turns will be made, aud our usual attention paid to
the interest of our friends.
WM. II. JEFF EH S & CO.,
Oluuleston, 8. 0.
H?fel to JOHN A. HAMILTON,
? . Oruugelmrgj S. C.
jan 11 o. - t - ? ??'? -'Cm
Ju.st k3x;jeivi;i>,
. ; [H :, A NEW- StPPLY OF LIQTJOa. j
We also invite attention, to our Stock oT
c UOICE I\A>1 I LY Gu00eh les,
DKY GOODS,
boots and sd oes, etc.,
Low for C:i>i1i or Harter.
The highest Market Price given for
. ?*> . countII Y produce.' -:
"'''.' M?ELEil & DAVIS,
..,.?1- l;i i.: .. ? J 'I .-. .1, PO ? ?> ;tt5 ?.p ?
Hroughton Struct,
nov '." c It
r jp? tax. pa\ Kits . of, y range,. pak;sii,,-j.
JL will bp nt "the foimwln* 'niOrtc-l''places'lb A*
seas, receive Returns and Collect the General Ta\
of lHt',7. at (lie tiiiies as follows;
At Felden, the 2Jt!i February.
At Fbur'IIoIcs the 25tu Foh'ruafy.
At Jamisons the 6(iih Pehruary'.
At Elliotts'the 27111 February.
At /.eiglers t!:c 'JP:h February!
At Bull Swamp the H'.itii February.
At Cleatous the lid March.
At Browns the ad March.
jAt Tvh-rs tho hh March.'-V I. /: ? U k
At Rudh rs the 5th March.
At (.'< rbotts.villc t!ic uth March, * j .
At Etii ;< rlinS tWo 7th March.
At Bowie's Bump the '.Mil March.
At Cedar Grove tloth March.
At Branch villo the lltli and ll!tli March.
And at Oraiigeburg the vw?-k ending21st March,
at which lime tin Books will he closed fur receiving
Returns. Those f(iiiliu<- to mak? Returns und pay
by that tine, will hVrunihlVd titxVU. '
Taxable property i> suoh as Heal Estate, Baggies.
Carriages, Gold and Siiv r Plate. Watcues. Jewelry,
Fiannv. He.. Articles Manufactured for Shlephfl In
comes, Taking Charters, Public Hacks, Drays,
&e. A Capitation tax of one dollar on every Male
between the ages of twenty-one inid ~ixiy years,
on eyery matters not \\':" it may be owned by.
one dollar euch, which las ail jicerues on the 1st ??:
January, I8V?8. Alt Returns. ;o be maddj to the Tax
Collcctpr of the District/or Pi.ri.-h in.which rhu
property i- located. No returns will be received
by mail or otherwise, unless sworn to according to
la w.
I wiil also be at Oi n'gchiirg (hp v.e- landing the
I Ith of A| ril btdle i the balance of the General
Tax mil paid :utd?alliu* due theoOll: of June. Those
failing to innko paymeni that lime, may expect to
gplih '. .:h the Shuritf.
Also sit the Bathe tijiic and place, 1 ivill .collect tic.
First QuarteiTv Tax of l:-'>s.
tel. I - '.?iii " P. W. fa I BEY, T. C.
THE M011NIK?
TUE MORXlAi', STAK.
Tin-: Motixrxa stau,
THE MOKXLYU STAR,
A /'.!//. V XEWSl'APER,
A l>AII. V X.EW'SfiEI'AR,
A l> \ II. Y XEW'SPAI'ER,
IT Ii 1.1 Sil Eh A V
I'l"Oi.lMLEU AT s > -. ' n
rCULt&HEb AT
\ <? : a. x j. ? J
IIVA U1XGTOX, X. C.
SVH.MiXdTOX, X. C.
W'JI.MlXIiTOX. X. C.
$?1 50 EOR SU 2!<>XTi/f>. ?
$'j 50 FOR SI A' MOXTUS.
?d / ?- */; SLY MOXVUS.
?i:it?(;RAPULC n'/iir.v
.;"V ' TEZE'^rAi'UICi XB B'N.
TELEGRAPHIC XEtt'S.
LOCAL XEW'S.
LOCAL XEII .ST.
LOCAL A'/. li'o.
MARKET REPORTS'.
MARKET REPOnVSi
MARKET PR PORTS.
<; EX ER A L X'EH 3.
(,' I'XERA I. XEUS.
i;r.XERAi. news.
Al.MtKSS,
JOI. Bl. BEUXAUD.
Fiiifer and rr.ipi ietor;
mar 21 V, I LMlNtlTON, "
r51lli: II I? i Ii KST CASH MARK ET PHiCE GIVEN
X for all kind of rttl'NTl'.Y PHODSCli, Bees
wax, Tallow, Hides, Furs. cte.. Or., by
Iv/.EKIEL .v KOHN.
feh'_?:; y It
. i^Ili Vj-'-J-i^--IXT:-' > SIM
H<!n ^;s;avn:s:i'u:sc? ifl-' you waxt
tu purelutsu your tiyods at Charleston Cost
Prices, p<> to
nov hi T. D. WOLFE'S.
li'Oll'S wBiI'.i-l-TUo "i nn J*I?AWbM.
I1 'PTONfe forh.iii-/*a part of the KB1TT BSTATK
and known ns ??DABBY'' and "KENNEBLY" places
will ho sohl, logelher with the Mules and farming
i(n>!s. For terms apply to
S. S. KE1TT,
Care of William Middleton, Usq.,
dec Jl if Charleston, S. C.
VOK LEASE,
milB I'lXK r.STATR kinittiiaK UfelTT PLACE,
j Hituated in .-^t. Matthews' Parish. Tho Kstate
consists of three separate Tracts. The Krnnerly
I'l act-' iias J(K) ncreM cleared and -00 uueleared. The
l)arh\ I'lacehas !?D0 clcaVcd ami U?il uiiQlcarqd?all
line Cotton Lands. The Kci|t Fhiou. consists of
'J. UK) acr< s. one italf cleared and in a nnc state of
Cullivalioii". ThJ E-ubIm i.-' Wiilfo'cd l^y n large
Creek. ?'-ich nfl'o>-t|s </,>,?! U<i\:<:<> tor Cattle.' Soil
Bich fde;] l lay. The i:^; M \voijW he I.ea-id uU to
one p? i'shii, or in small Tracts of 'i0 vr JOll itcr.CS,
to Stlit tilUU.ll l.u'lio'lS.
Fihe Siufea sold with lite Place on credit.
Thii Ri.nuvily vii J Darby Places vvt>uld ho sold .
Aft ftnl tfP?l3 ?- ?'? ? '?? r
.Ti .1. WntipAi:'!, \T-dthcws p. o.,
I u\ - if Or.um ' \;r: 1)1 ? id. S. D
BULL & scorot;!
? jif (<l 'fttik by! . 'r\> t:tdj\> '>d\ lull
*_./?s. '
Selling Off! Selling Off 1
IX Vn:? AX I^'TIJRE
CHANGE OF BUSINESS,
CONSEQUENTLY M
tr.lK 10*1 8 ? a LSiiaunoQ
OFFER FOR CASH,
Our now COMPLETE STOCKin every ll'mc
., .??.:.? ? ? dill / .'! ?? >j-">j-n'?'Ji ?1
at Hates much below . ""
lf{R METR PEICES.
. 1J AII9 AXN S C AN EE HAD ! . ... ,
Great Iuduccmcuts Offered from now until
lj JAXUAItY 1, 1868.
[{' you want CHEAP GOODS for'ine'^cxt
Sixty Days, ,
dneil .-: .tt MtinaH >A . I til
. CALL AT.
il ?'.' ? ?: . u.tn ? ...'A- ???! 1*
BULL & SC?VTLESF
in :; it ? .. .?er? >o (it^ir-;
W ANTED .
1.000 BUSHELS HOUGH HICK.
DUl/ BU.SH?LS'l?I<A8i ^
200 BUSHELS P IN DEBS.
. ....^tuill-iIf i^ii.'s
For which wo will pay the ,:i H ? fl
HIGHEST MARKET EIGHHES
ix casir.
-:<>:
?Ol.. : ;;?!-if.rf r '.'*> If*Tr<- Ih
?: are stii,m.\.tuk ,
COTTON MARKET,
Prepared to EI'Y such Lots as may o?'cr or
rcc eivd on
; -?? !- oip ? ??" al i' ??? v.. *"?u - JT >|f
Consignment, '
All of which shall receive tlie prompt at'.cii
tion of
Bull & Seovill.
feh 23 y lc
In Eauifcy.
" (>\\t;:Jffi:ii!;?jL>i:-i:j-p.!(T..,
Manila M fiQlJj?CM Si! :.'?" Q j
Juo C-. lyvnu/jriv itjt. J.
By orilcr uf tlic- Court of Equity in the above
stated ease, the creditors of the late ifaeobI'hillips,
deceased, are enjoined from pro?tc<?ufing actions' tit
law for* the. recovery of their claims, and nro. re
quired to present und provu the K-?nir before tkt*l
Couiau^iettor within two monlha from the publica
tion her. of. ; ? ?
< ?.?liii.ii-.. 1.... r '.s Q.flicfl. 1 V, D. V. .JAM IS' N, 1 ?
Mare.li :!7, Ib^b. j Commissione-. -
ami -JS. ,1V ( M
.?! .*? 1 ? .f.. 1 n?*imr.t. , f ,*t "."<* !<>' it'll
In Equity,
Ol'.ANCEEVilG DiSTJUV'-T.
Joseph I'mkiingt Adlu'r, et.'nL
vs.
Mary 11. Tyler, et. oh
Hy order of tlif Court of Kijuity in the above
si;u?l siise, the CTMirt?fs of the late HarHng if. T^
jcx'l are enjoined from proSeertting their-nations af;
la-.v for the recovery of thM<* c!aitris;-*aHd ftro re- j
ouire.l to prove their several And respective demands
I before the Commissioner 011 or before the first day
j if Mav hc-rt. : ! .'? ' ? ? iWjja ?4J OA
j (\>iamisiii,ner'M Office, 1 V. 1>. V. JAM I SON, '
Oria-rebur^lt-' 11., ?4? Con-.mivsloiier.
March 11, l^ii.s. J j
mar I t td
In Eqiiity,
OlU.NpUriW DISTRICT, J
Augustus Holmajt, } ? ,...?
Harriet llolman. ) ? ,
I ?'' a ? "vJo v.tal Ui* fclHT ?14)111 ant U t.
Ellas O. HoVmitn el al. j - . ' ii.i?t. .
By order of the I'uurt ef Equity ii\ the above
stated case, tho creditors of thu.luU' Kliaa Hol man,
deceased, are required to prove their deinaud* .be
fore me on prbefore the fnst Monday in duly ue*t.
Commissioner's Otlicc, ) V. 1). V. JAMl?ONj
March "JT, 1m;s, j" Commissioner,
mar *J8 . );' i ?? I >? td."
_ _ _ in r_j
In Equity,
ORANOEDPRG EISTIUCT.
Ex Parlo Dcraaoy Gardnor, "|
In. re. [V ?? V
Lost Will of Freeman Ho oilier. J
On hearing the potition in lltih ease', and on mo
tion of Mr. W. ?). DeTrevillo. Solicitor f.u- petition
or. It is ordered. That till persons interested be
and are hereby notified to appear at the Commis
sioner's, Office, atOran'ttcliurg Ci>i\rt\Hop'so? on FfU
day the'i>ju(rjii !d*y, oj' .lone, A, U/. XfatoforXtlii?
purpose of**shewing cause if any they can why tho
Will of Freeman Hooker,'late of said District,
should not be re-established,-and to that eild f'o pro
ditec such witnesses as they may desire, and cross
examine those produced by the petitioner.
Oommissisncr's Office, I V. D. V. JAMISON,
Orangebttrg t'. 11., V Commissioner,
March 12, 1808, J '
mar N oani 1 ? jj Jim
Oil I> 1 \ a X C E?To Prevent <fio!|
Firing of Onus, Pistols, iVo., witljin, \hvfs
Corporate limits.
From and after tho publication of ihia Ordinaoe;
any person convicted of lil'iup; any Quo, Pistol, or
other Fireflrms. within these Corporate Limits,
shall be liable to u ftno, not .l?*s tlj.i?i Svv ?.illars
(.???")). or ?ip^rf fauufe Va^ay^t hePl6ny sb^ll jbeflialdo
to imps ison'meht Sim Aci h Itug f w'O (lav?, at tue oj>
lioiiof the?lntondantv I " ?- \<fitn*'r' c b.
Hone in Counoil this 2t'ith day of FeUi?liKfye?1808,'
Orangebuyg, S. 0, .
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
-*Jt- ? .1 V Clerk.
.o/.if ~
ORANGE?0RflrADISTKICT.
Joseph Ficl&^'&$ii%If? jk$ BJK^for Acconut
vs. I Marshaling Assets
M?ry/E. Tjlw*U*U. ?4 **taltfatft
It appearing to iny Rati^faA?un?^iaiJoBhua Tyler,,
ono of tho BafeutlantB in ibpaWvSMBe, is absent
froiiLund tcsy^Qa.boyond tbc-lyuito oftrfftififrito, on
motlbB 'of^iessa*. IiTor 'fi 'Bi'oble;^mpTofflant's
Solicitors, it is ordgr^p;XJ)a>4t,h| defendant, Josh
uu Tyler, do appear, plead, answer, or demur to tho
cotapb?nantBs?hlrbiU-.vitl^
w, or uu order pro confesso will bo take
Commissioner s Office, 1 V. D. V. JAMISON
v.l Orangebtrrg?-S^?i;{ffs
Dec. Iii. 1807, t ? -?f-J-:rc .:?.
dcc,^i;. .^Vjt.. , 3c. v Is; momma ??
--rr-:-r-^-f-~npViSmffS
' " OR A2\ GEfcUTlGr '?STHlGf!"
0. N. Bowman, Adm'r.
by
Commissioner's Office. T*" Y.'D."V.
?MAINGEBU IU>r I)I^Rt0E.
Jatn&AOttttifptAit U'lSHJOh .J'>?
EHzaWS BUfflPgWInf e%-?tfftj*f3ia
Under.d'ctrco>ih ? Xquit/'iak&/ ? hi fJtis'^se, the
creditors of,\)'m. J. Livingston,-trill Jurovc,|hcir de
mauds' fiVtbrc'me by the firs! of MhyWit.
ConuinsaiwcTj?. Oiiice, >/, V/. W.J/TOMISON,
March 4, TFf58. / _ ?Cojnmj?iupner.
mar 7 t liflSHB .?? OOTJTf ld
In Eqiiity-i^^^
it .,? ? I?? . jjiimiflWi mi til **Hd$) ?<<?
ORiViS'GEltU4<0?vi)Ifl*R$C<P^?'? ?
?>.f. A. DfcvH; ".WM? lo ????*>
- vs.' ??? '.- i;?a? ?i ?t?i-it?i?J ??!?
Sarah Uin.mker, gte;r1< .'.fad ?VF .VJ.-ik?? fcn*
By order.injtb^BjCasc, the tfvwbloraich OeargbOi*
mnnils nerore oto by the fir".*I of 3Iav next.
Commissioner's ^?a?l'V. JAMISON,
March 1, ISOfc. ^ * [~ Cmnm:.!?siqDeL
?:niar 7: ??i; j dJ K- >t;utii>*wl w ?MtMl A
"; " ;?nio*? >'T fcttTT^rcritwivi
i n: dr-( -In Mqmtf p^"? *****
J <S E.-ThompsonAdio'r^ W"*^ mi*WW#
Wn, M. ??^:gy.^|Li: L
i!y an order mtiufiea.se tfia creuifoia of l>m. R.
Thomson, deutfAdPHW rWpnffcft tve their de
mands before mc,!?y lhv:liVflt,of,,J^LO*ii?jtJ.v,s *?J
CommlssioOeVs' Office,'V D^y'. JAMTSOX^
I ?j -jMarch 4,1S1W< r,j CwnmsVhMiii.eiat
mar 1 tA .
. ?'" . jUgj TO r^.-- va> ^jgj-j!*
.j*:oRANGEU^RG^DistRKrr.?'?^r
M. T?Anpr,^iAV'4 U B%rt? IvfirVsrfafr'Ajlfi&rt '
? J ; ? MiXIvS L -'.'^'^aiUllf d^ nrfj
.""on Earr, et. hi. J XnJimet>?Mi nnct Y!*li?r
V.y order of tho CuiiH. the1 creditor**e?f John'*
I.arr, deceased, arc rr;p?ired t* m;oy? Oi^irjb'mand^^
Vfforc xtie; w'.thfn three months iS-om hda'dateC"
Commih.-icucr's OTiice, \ . V. Sirl: JifckMSOfe^'U? 1
n...,?.,.)?lyB A l[| A / - ^?Ai??i?diibioner.
Jan. 1, lc'jy. X jania? ?ra x?
j hoi t-nt/J c 'ii^ '?IfT a<nj '?Itilw l^wj?'*
Watsj j A. t' Cai^-otigil^ft^f
kins iura ci^oiucd/r.y^r^c^atltfg;.!!}^ artiojp at?'
j law for the recovery of tueir claims, ana arc ro
I quired?.'to prove vflicirt BCTeral >'nnd' rc?tpcl. ? a do
1 piands before the Commissioner on or before t]^o
I first, dajx'if (May.n Aktiv afid Uua n*?^ lnJt . ? It lU
Commissioner's Office.'). ,-V. D. Y. .TAMlSOX^.
Orangeburg C. W ; V*m^\sVoler% n'
'*; T: r itrtl '? >?.""*? i?.T; ri"i*^ppirt>ai"Tttid
M The W(9<^^H4^rtaCJwiri?ft?* ?*4
I ??.?. ?j ? In the Cturt of Comnutt Fleas, _ ? .
Ben, A, E. TalmadKO " , , - , >.
: CtVt?vH 1*0 \ dVKr t?o?i'?on oft,
feudanttr, ftjUo {fjw^t Itr?!?d)^^|?^^enti^rjftjbi,awt4^
W ithout the limits of this State, and have neither ,
wives nor attorneys known within tW^4Wdie"j;?ponr'
whom a copy of said.dcolaration. may be.served:
?i\ "tfV6tiori ortlntsons'it T.Vp?YftS Pm^tifreJATtorncyi
it is o>'dured,'<hat 4bo. taitd.yjofeudttuts .do ttppoaf,, .
ano plead to the saiil iteclitratfon on or "oeforo tho
'J'dn'd day a? Mi?^which .'will b?-'in-(4lie)yeajf o^fcur'ii
Lord, One Thousand Eight llundred, andj^i^'lr^^
fjight, otherwise final and absfimTf'judpovliiS^ri -
then be given aud~/*sfao^ibag?in?t.tbeH?.
tsJf XS,AMI. ?X^^8^?*Sfi^F??
J_
STATE OF SOVTft Vlfa<tii$[A?^
in ibc ^mi^o^tr \m]
Tn pursuance of Oeneral Orders Ts'o. 164, from
Headquarters Second MiUtarjt J)i8trict,\tiib-.il4gi?'- '
tratoa of 4be District of Orangcburg will make ?.
repo*t on tlio:K)fo<and last! days 6f e?^h Vp^obW^V ??'
j tbist'ourj, of a|l t'omniitiucnts madeby jU^cijx Uwuat;. .
[itbe pre'cerding half month, spdcifyTn'g dale 61 Com
mitment, naii)ts of rrb*o)ivrs,nnd fbb ?Offenofa./'or.:t.
which'they were confmittcd ; said Magistrates shall
also forVrard to tho Clerk of this'-t'ourt. all BWogSa-'"?
sbnoes and other papers, conijocted .with the pro
^ooedlrtgs' against-Hio Prisoners ' ?fm fe?alil, wfifcH
Jrany be in thojr.pvsKosaion ut tht^ d^j^ f^jpi^A*; .
? the reports heroin ordered.
By .ordtjr, of tue Court, .. ;. ci IttfoO tn Mad
J. F- ROBINSON, .
J?MiMy 8,vi8C8. J ClcrTt f?t.Ttt?t'<Joirt: ?
jan 11
i il&as k o^mtb^? Uni ?v4 ?^?labM^.i?
OUn;\AllY'.S
istrators, Execuiort? aalt ?uardi?W llirtV '
i not made their Annual Returns in, this Qflioe, aro
j mallei! on tdMlirSS ^ilnotit "tWli^P ?ATI 'oMulter?
will be pt occovled tt^auvsA^n^'tw f^J|1;?ocprd^g!<?
to raw. ^
I^^Offi9b^A*4-^^oad^y^?rfd.PBW<ta?;i? ?
Ordinarv's Oflice, 1 P. A. McMICHAEL,
M?roh'tVaiHW;->'">? n: ''':^^fHiI?rV,,0.!^>>o',"
lr"r;j; j ;<yniarra?>iq r?dJ "lo ti?<i eidi iit^ i'J
refuted .will do well to call nt once nml acttlo and
save cost. J. W. llx DVKES,
itn?Iii?tB> 1 > jii ? 1 -A