The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, May 30, 1868, Image 5
Election on Tuesday and Wednesday, 2d.
d 3d. Juno,' 1808.: '? M 'A /. t. (I
JOSEPH H. MOROAN.
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? ?* ?*%?ft^AN J. KELLKRVTa'**~*'
agricultural; &c.
*t 1 ?'??... .[From the Boitoh Cultivator.]
v The GonL i
^Td^o. goat ,vras .coeval with tl.o ox and,the
eh^ep, In thoso regions of tho East whero
civilization Grat dawned, upon nnnkind He
was a part in the' mythological systems pf the
first nations. In the Sacred Scriptures he is
constantly rcferrod to as forming the wealth of |
patriarchal 'Emilies.' Hb?&W 'laws iifoloscs
his meat was allowed to bo used as human food,
and he is ordained to bo itnployed irr*remarka
bly ^religious ceremonies.' "Thou shakl'nakjc
curtains of goats' Lair as a covering to the
tabernacle," is a sacred injunction. The
earliest Grecian and Roman writers speak of ]
him as yielding food and raiment, and BiVOcr
Btition connected hji.ni, w.ith the attributes and
services of, the gods, lie has been. the
unfvcnfal 'companion of mankind' in 1 their
migrations, from tho earliest periods of
authentichfstory. ' Yct'it is a remarkable fact,
that no goate wcid'found in Now Holland, or
in tho Polynesian Islands, and more strange
still, no traces of tho domesticated goat were
found ptt.tbi^copt^utmtj though at its diecovcry
it waspeopled lliroiighouL There was, how
ever, tho wild Rooty Mountain goat, ^lieh, if]
it could he domesticated, it is .supposed might
possess sorao valuable properties.
Tfie' fleece of the goat has furnished mau
with his richest, most durablo and gorgeous
attire ; his nutritious and wholesome milk and
meat have yielded him food; his skin has
supplied the materials for water saqlprt,: fcqttlo.-?,
morocco, tt-c., while tho, animal itsolf may he
said to have lived on chips. And yet among
us tho goat is tho .subject of an unnatural and
unreasonable prejudice.
QUr foreign population, bowovorj.arc, giving
more attention to tho breeding and inanagc
mont of theso neglected n^iitfalflj'especially for
thefr valuable milking properties.
Ji t Mr. I. S. Dlehl, our former Consul fat
Batavia, says : "tho goat is an indiscriminate
feeder, living on weeds, browse, if-e., whero a
sheep WOuld starve.' Its milk Is much used
by travelers . and . families, anil especially by
i?j&ph^ttf ' of tropical, ! bilious nnd fevjir
countries, or a preventive and cure fpr those
<and' other^ diseases incident to such countries.
'The medicinal, qualities of goats' roilk havt
long been known and acknowledged in tho oil
world, and in some portions of this couutry, it
ihejjps tQ9tr only A'ery wholcsoiucf bu^ hahle
it6 curdlo' dnUhe stomachs By those who have
tasted iho different kinds.of milk, it is muel
esteemed and preferred for tea and coffee, an
is largely used for children jrinrl consumptives
a^Junvalids, especially at the various hospitals
?dnCnrofK rWMVLl.W
tyhyf/Wtf B. Davis, of South Carolina
who bei traveled much hi the East,' says
"The ?Jnlta, milking goat gives about a gallon
of milk por jfoy..... It .may. not bo uuintcrcstin
for nie t? state, a fact ohsorved by me in the
malarious secttops of the United , ?States and
ijXf ?dissimilar Bectiou^.in, Asia and
the East, they regard cows' milk as being an.
exciting cause to billions fevers as Well as to*
liver complaint, nnd heneo uso only goats'
milk. 1 ?F?o} Mitodas tiffcndF has boon under
discussion by tho faculty of Pari*."
Professor Law says:
"^filrtf?liif cvc'? in large" towns could, by the
means of a goat, readily supply themselves
?^l^'^llk for superior'to that whioh they
commonly obtain, and It is surprising that a
method so simple and cheap of avoiding the
frauds too much practiced in this kind of food
should bo neglected."
?>'A A i HQfiU, eun ,bo kept cheaper than a sheop
?*lrtidr"Tean bo kopt about tho house of the poor
* mauj or tied by the roadside. It will livo on
the refuse of the kitchen and a little coarse
iced, and yield from two to four quarts of the
richest nnd most wholosomo milk per dav
. during i.u.rly the yoar round;
?*<"5The' Scind goat, tho Maltese, Syrian and
sp*me other varieties, are valuable milkers, and
-for convenience nnd economy to tho poor, where
' food U high and pasturage scarce; they have
in many places, oven in the country, supplanted
tjl^V^'V.1 p ;
.Tile goat oropn oven poisonous plants with
'uwnjmity'and ro?sh, aud no herbage or leaver
seem to effect tho (jtmlity of its milk. When
ever a gentloman kaastj a borne anA cannot
kocpaifr iiy^jsss^watgt^f oom, tfrc, woaiMWU
jllaTOI 5 of^^?r#Af?%o fan^l^)4o^|
thereby. ^""^^
Mr. G. S. Goo, of Brownvillc, Penn.,.had
an Assyrian goat which gave a gallon of milk
per day. Mr. BToJiT tiS?!^it>i111 ir^^^^ Jj
good, whoso milk ho sold to physicians Tor
their patients, for twenty conta u quart.
The kid -should, bo .takuu.-.off when about
about three qnarts a any till about three
inontlis beforo parturition, when the quantity
piay be gradually reduced, ^
A ?oat should always be milked1
r
go:
goat should always be milked three tlnios
day. : .This., in ' better for tho hoalth of-the
?ft, arid fmptavcVtlVc quality and quantity of
'the- j milk. (jty jb not i goueraUy .knoma that a
goat will give more milk tethered to a certain
spot and moved now and then, than when sho
is' perm it ted to run at largo/ , If misch ioveous
tUoy can bo yoked and fettered. ,
The wool bearing gout is just now a subject
jof great interest] to our manufacturers,
lime is not distant when fine and rich worsted
for the
stuffs will be made in the country from its
wool, rivalling tho" gorgooiisj durable and
brilliant, falffics tip fttr^metjj Ca8|mey&
We arc nlrfindy making r^rst^otj stuffs ni^d
lustrous Orleans goods; and all that Is nftw
wanted are tho looms, anil skillful work mou.
Those to begiu with can bo imported. Do
scrip^ttotnl"'? a?d'/-representations- afc- the Indian
Ottshntcre looms, nnd the Pcrsin?-ah?wl looms,
etc., are now in.possession, of our agricultural
department.?BOnt honlc froih flic Putis Ex
position by nu intelligent gentleman, familiar
with Eastern manufacturers, now traveling
throughout Europe and'Ysomb ports, of Asia,
making a most claborato arid 'thorough' ex
amination of .the whole subject.
There arc in the .United, States, from
3,000 to 4,000 of these wool-bearing'goat*1 of)
the best known breeds. In this country these
animals are improved in sir.o, weight nnd
quality of the fleece. The three-fourths blood
yield a fleece softer ami tiner than the imported
animal, but not ho long. This is more thau
England can boast of. FrauC? lins been more
successful, but not as tucccssful as our breeders
in tin* acclimation of this goat.*
"We conclude by expressing the belief that
the girl is now living who will wear on her
weddiug day, a cashmere shawl of American
manufacture, equal to the most elegant, now
selling in New York nnd Boston for from
S580 to S2,.r)00.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OltANCSBUUftO' DiFTHJCT.
In tlie Common Pleas.
Host mi Carter. \
vs. V AOooiuncut.
Builoy & Bros, J
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the tenth fluv
of April, A. D. 18(58, file his Declaration
nguinst the Defendants, ivhn (as it is said) arc ab
sent from and without the limits of this State, and
have neither wife nor Attorney known within the
Fame, upon whom a copy of the said Declaration
might he served:
It is therefore ordered. That the said Defendant
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liefere the twelfth day of April, which will be in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-nine, otherwise final and absolut? judg
ment will then be given ami awarded uguin?l him.
Clerk s Office, ) JOS. UUUlNSON,
Qrnngcburg District. V C. O. P.
April 10, lStf.S. J
a |.lll 12 III
STATE OF SOUTH CAUOLINA, \ Clin/ionl
Oraugeburg District. j ( lltt,Ion<
lly P. A. MoMlCllAKL Esq., Ordinary.
WI IK It HAS, V. D. V. Jamison, Commissioner in
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T. Ii ick. deceased.
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Anno Domini, IW*.
V. A. McMICH.VKL, O. O. D.
aj.l 11 Sit .
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ORANCJ E?tSWr-^ISTRICT)
| Harriet Ilolmaa, j ATrtOrB? ^ ^j. ( t ^
Elias O. IfolfflfflTiSffaV ? "j"
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deceased, are required to prove their demands be
fore me on or before the ftnt Monday in July next.
Commission!
March
mar 28
ORANGEBURQ DISTRICT.
Ex Parte Deinsen Gardner, \ "I
Lost Will of J;rfectnftVllto&HH'tJM
On hearing the petition in this case, and on mo
tion of Mr. W. J. BcTruxUlc.^olidtpr for petition
er. It in ordered, Th'sV att'pcrWs lhurestad ??
and are herebytnatifuyl:ty?fp^t*2*f)f? Commis
sioner'8 Office, at Orangeburg CourtHouse, on Fri
day the twelfth dajrhf^ut?i<Ai^9t 1818, far tha
,'purposeof shewing ?iui?e if amr thar fap wby the
Will of FreeIflW^Ifo?^cT,,? latf MrS?tW District,,
'should not bo re-established, and to that end to pro
duce such witnesses as they may desire, and cross
examine tltOsg prOdafldd?b|?ta?Jb?j4li?|f>lK
Commissisuer's Office, V ? V. D. V. JAMISON,
? Orangebhfg C if.,V ' " 1 M UomftiisshVner.
C. B. Thonfr^o^At?i-rV" ?^
.Wm. m! liiiilion^ *Ksq:;!e?. al; 'j1 >,!r lty
?ass|y an order in this case tho . creditor's of "Win. Rj
Thomson, deceased, are required to.nrove their de
mand? before me hy'tnVfirst 6r*Ju'n?hcxtr'j
Conunisswuera: Office, J p Vf ^f?t?W&Q$r adj
March 4, 1808. j Commissioner.
. mar 4 I-.f:i.1 t*\ .i- idw .on I* -?tdj ,nJrl ; ,tf~c
Mnrtlm'Sl. ?iips? ^'
>?,??: ??/ .iff wnj-i.t ',J?a>iJ ?ii- t *mf
Jno C. Kennerly et. al. J ,
_ , .itiV"*.1'* Si.'if ">'CtJ, "?jj M.tt??t ',i
By order of the Court of r.qtiity in tho above
stated case. llre^PTPoTfofB Of ^ffW'Ute'Jacob Phillips,
deceased, are ci\joii)?d'fi.wiO'prpsrjuting actions at
law for the recovery of their claims, and are re
quited to present und prove tbe same .before tho
Commissioner within two mouths from tho publica
tion hereof. ' : ?.-.!?? ,
Commissioner** Office, ,W\t I). Y. JAMISON,
March s7, 1808. / " ' Commissioner.
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THE STATE UK SOUTH CAROLINA,
OltAXGEBUko DlSTftlCTi! '
'; In tlie Oointuon Pleas. r
HChry Blsthoff'&Co. V ir *'i / i' f r >i w
vs. - ,-. t y Attachment.
' ,MhalleylA'hrb.- ' '?"" ? K- " ? ':;1 }
?HVlierens''tii* Plaintiffs did iph' the' 11th day of
file their declaration against the Oer
The Stftie ? of i ?South < Oirollttsv
ORANGE?Rl??t>v?IOTltl4\lf.- ??'?'? A
In t he Of tirt of Common Picas. , ??'
H. Uhs)|cnningav Jnq. T. Jennings, vs JFVnAi R^f??
acoj A.:^TiToha?dgt.2,r, T??,.fr?(
ATTACn^NT-. iv,-. r?, .
\1THEREAS the Phiiutiffs did on the 20th.day
Yf of May tile their declaration against the De
fendants, wlie <a?St Is said) are absent from fand
without the limits of this State, and have neither
wives nor attorney's known-within Hie same,'vpen
wltom a copy of said d^ejorat(oneway, ht swrtS^s
Or. rfjjuisons& uthH, ?\?&&XsMtf*
it is ordered, thai ihe fond DeroBOanur.ilo appear,
nnd plead to thosajd doclaratiou. on or before the
''J'Jud diiy of May1, which Svill bo In tnc'y?ar ?Tour
Lord, tine Thousand Eiyht 11 undicd nvid Sl%ly.
eight, otherwise final tmd ahs?Vute judgment wlU
t then be gltvn awd avrurdod aflainst llwnJ ?
j r>. rpM.
Mn.V-20, 18u7.! XX jual eJhul P.!C Ti'
STATE OP SOUTH CjARflLINA,,
In llio l>i?trltt i*uvt.
In - pnrsuauce of Ocheral v'-rdcrs No. ir<l. frosa
Headquarters Second Military District, tbe Magis
trates o! the District of Ovan^ebuvg will mahe u
report on the loth and last duys of eaoh month to
this Cotli't, of all C.immitments'maile bt them during
tho prvurcding half mouth, spcoitVing dato of Com
mit:!.cut. names of Prisoners and tho Offences for
which they were committed; said Magisirules shall
also forward to the Clerk of thia Couri, all rtcogui.
Hiinces attil other papers, cnurotnl with tbe pro
ceedings against the Prisoner* aforesaid, which
may he in their possession a! the dato of making
the reports herein ordvred. ..;
By order of tho Court.
1 JV F* FOBINSON.
January 8, 18ii3. Clprh BUtr\ot V>UrA
jail 11 "' ' ' U' il
0H1>1\AH\MS XOT|( KcA?SUM.
istrators, Kxe&Uton and Ouardiaus who have
n.it rande their Annual Returns in'this tMhcn, nn>
culled on to do SO Without Delay. All defaulter-)
will be proceeded against In'a few days, alcordhig
to law.
fy^Omee*T)ays?Mondays and Fridays.
(Icilinaiy's'Office, I M. A. M. MICHAET*.
Marcl) ?i,-lc?'<S. j Oi-diuary, O. D.
mar t Si