The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, June 13, 1868, Image 6
AG IRCU LT URAL, &??
[From tho Southern Cultivator.]
Co operation among Farmers.
Editors Southern Cultivator :?I
dosiro to onil your attention to a few items
whioh I think affect tho intorost and prosperity
of tho South. Among , tho first is, to unito
upon some plan by which wo oan bo freed
from tho detestable bureaus kept up in tho
South. If*our country was freed from theso
excrescences, wo oould enact laws that would
boar equally upon white and black. Tbc
negroes would learn to observe their contracts
in ; good faith, and avoid the consequences of
vagrancy, d?c.; and in planning our crop, wo !
oould caloulato with some cortainty on its
oultivation.
Again, oxort your influonco to havo jiidcious
game laws established throughout tho South.
We oould then render thoao straggling negroes
to Bomo oxtont powerless for harm, by depriv
ing thorn of the privilego of shooting our stock
upon our own promises.
Is there not enough generosity and phil
anthropy loft, amidst tho debris of our once
glorious country, upon which to build at least
an independent and happy country ? I would
liko to soo overy farmer resolved to pay wages
to their laborers. Tho condition of our farms
will very soon demand such a course as a
matter of necessity. No thinking man can
for a moment deny this fact, if ho will take a
stand point from any portion of the South,
and witness the universal dilapidation upon
overy form?bants, gin-houscs, cribs stables
and fences, all 'crumbling into ruin. Nor will
it be otherwise, so long as we continue to give
a portion of our crops to tho negro as his hire.
All contracts havo failed to induce negroes to
repair your plantations, and will fail so long
as he is interested in the crop only for bis
hire, I care not how cautiously or how strong
tho obligation may bo drawn, nor can you
force him to discharge those obligations through
those pestilential negro bureaus of tho South.
Further, I fear the univorsul use of improv
ed ngrcultural or labor saving implements,
foreign or artificial manures, will be greatly
retarded, so long ns they are the objects of
speculation, ns at the present. Can this state
' of things not bo changed to the advantage of
tho farmer and the country ? Suppose there
was an organization in every locality in the
South to supply its members with all the
necessary improved and labor-saving implem
ents, manures, seed, and stock, to select an
agent or agents, to act under a rcasouble salary,
. whose duty it was to purchase those articles
from first hands and ship to the county depot.
' which should bo located at the most eligible
point for transportation, aud each planter,or
merchant to receive his articles at the depot,
paying for them only cost aud transportrtion.
Each member specify all tho articles he wants,
and replace, in tho hands cf the agent moneys
cotton, or any commodity sufficient to pay cost
and transportation. I presume the railroads
would discriminate in favor of those articles.
By this, or some organization, wo could be
supplied with all tho necessary improved and
labor-saving implements, genuine manures,
improved stock, seed adapted to our soil and
climate, and that too, at greatly reduced
prices. We, as a people, scarcely kuow how
to plant, much less to farm. Wo must shako
. off the luinous lethargy which hangs over us
liko a mighty incubux, adopt the motto, fewer
hands and larger products, avail ourselves of
all the hnuy improved and labor-saving imple
ments, make what manures we can and buy
only what wo cannot make and raise. Let
every member of our organization communi
cate, to the society, tho result of his plans, and
the secretary of our society epitomise the
matter and supply the Southern Cultivator
with such results as mny be of benefit to the
masses. The present prices, of the necessary
means for our advance in agriculture, will
scarcely justify tho planter. In entering
largely upon this scheme, we must mature some
plan by which the farmer may invest at uo
risk, but with a certainty of succss. All
persuasions predicated upon theory, to induce
emigration of industrious laborers to our
country, will prove abortive until wo establish
tho fact, that our climate is congenial, nud our
soilrcmuncrativo; then thcr cwill bo no necessi
ty for emigrating societies south. Please be
stow some thought upon the subject and
mature some plan ftir our adoption, by which
wo will be enabled to board, clothe and educate
our children, and prove to the world that we
can, and will, be a happy and independent
people.
Very respectfully,
II. M. HUNTER. M. 1).
Eu/ala, Ala., April, 18G8.
We commend tho suggestions, of our corres
pondent, to tho careful consideration of our
readers. Wo are satisfied that much good
would result, to tho farming interests of tho
country, from tho formation of agricultural
societies, in every county or neighborhood, in
tho South. Wo should be most happy to
publish, in the Cultivator, all points af interest
developed in their discussions.?Combination,
for tho purchase of implements, manures, <C'c.,
is also a most admirable suggestion j it would
work particularly well at tho present time,
when our people arc so poor, that few are able
to undertake any enterprise requiring much
capital.?Eds. So. Cult.
Tho Paris polico have seized somo impor
tant papers emanating from Mnzzini, treating
of a proposed gigantic conspiracy throughout
all Italy. Tho pnwors nt Florence havo been
notified of their seizure and character.
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COMPANY.
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. JAMES' RIVER INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Chartered Cnpital $1,500,000.
Piedmont Heal E?tato Insurance
COMPANY,
FOR LIFE ONLY.
Chartered Capital $1,000,000.
ALL SOUTHERN COMPANIES,
dot 25 ly
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Dr. B. M. Shuler, Druggist.
J?8T RECEIVED AND OPENING A FRESH
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Writing Pens nud Holders of every description,
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You can find anything gonoially kept in a well
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for the Cash. Call and Bee for yourselves.
mar 7 ly
hordinanceT
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE INTENDANT AND
Wardens assembled in Council this lGth day
of May, 18(58, ?
That hereafter any person found upon the Streets
?f Orangcburg in a state of Drunkenness or ex
treme Intoxication, shall bo deemed a Nuisance,
and Bhull bo Liable to Imprisonment for a term not
to exceed three days, or a fino not to exceed SlU
Ten Dollars, same to bo imposed at the discretion
of the Intendant.
Done this 16th day of May, 1808.
JOHN A. HAMILTON,
Clork O. 0.
may 10 it
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ISSOLETTE,
? _ r
THE FEMALE SiPY.
A STORY OF
CHARLESTON AND THE WAR.
BY
J. WITIIERSROON ERTW.
IN the issue of tho YORKVILLE ENQUIRER for
the 4th of JUNE, will be commenced the pub
lication of the above tludlling and interesting
nottvclcttc, written expressly for its columns, by
one of the most popular authors of this Btate. The
principal scenes of tho story arc laid in Charleston
and vicinity, and the story cannot fail to prove in
teresting to all who are familiar witli the events
which occurred in that locality during the late
war.
One of tho most painful circumstances connected
with the heroic defence of Charleston, during its
thrco years of siege, is to be found in the fact, that
during all this tiwe, there were persons in the city,
"in high Ufr," who wore engaged as spies in send
ing information to the besiegers. Drawings of tho
fortifications were furnished, weak points noted,
and the movements of troops indicated as soon as
begun, and the tied notified of the time of arrival
and departure of blockade running vessels. So
cautiously did these emissaries of the ensmy oon
ducl their work, that for along time the skill of tho
most eminent detectives was bnfllcd in their
endeavors to break up the illicit correspondence.
Tneso spies were tho source of extreme annoyance
to tho Commanders in Charleston, and the informa
tion they were enabled to furnish, often thwarted
their beat matured designs upon the enemy. As a
proof of tho completeness of this conspiracy, it
may he remarked, that the daily papers of tho city
where frequently read on boar ! the licet, the same
day of their publication.
The author of ISOLETTE, OR THE FEMALE
SPY," has taken the principal characters ami
inoidonls in this affair, and under assumed names,
has presented them in the form of a thrilling, and
well written romance, historic and imaginative.
The circumstances of the story arc detailed as
beginning on James Island, and in connection with
some of the South Carolina Regiments stationed
there. After many thrilling adventures in which
the "female spy" figures largely, the heroes of the
plot follow their regiment to Virginia, before the
walls of Petersburg. Tho surrender of General
bee's Army in 180G, finds them again among the
Santcc hills, where the narrative closes.
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CHARLESTON CA^DS.
WM..3JTALTON sfir?T
OOTTON FACTOR
-AND-. ;?
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Boyce & Co.'s Wliarf.
Charleston)* s. d.
8?* Prompt and personal attention given to tho
sale of Cotton.
aug 24 mos 0
Holmes, Waties &*?eiti
Jat. O. Holme*, Jr., Wm. Watiet, % 67. Keift.
GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS, \
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Charleston, S. ?.
Will Soil on Commission Cotton, Lumber, Timbor,
Naval Stores and all Country Produce. Strict at
tention given to tho Purchasing of Store, Planta
tion and Family Supplies, Consignments and Orders
Solicit od.
EEITT BROS. AgonLi for Orongoburg District,
apltl 2m
BROOKLYN"
Life Insurance Company,
Issues all Kinds of Li.'j Insurance Policies,
DIVIDENDS ANNUALLY IN CASn,
Office 141 Broadway,
WM. M. COLE, CHUISTION W. 110UCK,
Secutaky, Pukbi?knt.
Holmes, Waties & Keitt,
General Agents, S. C,
Office No. 4 South Atlantio Wharf,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
KEITT BROS. Agents for Orangeburg
District.
npl ] 1 2n
H. L. Jeffers & Co.,
FACTORS
AND
Coinmission Merchants,
CHARLESTON^ S. C,
QPECTAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE SALE
of Cotton and other Troduco. Orders for sup
plies carefully attended to.
liefer to Captain John A. Hamilton, R. O. Stone,
Esq., Orangeburg, Dr. Wm. C. Whetstone, St. Mat
thews.
apt ft
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CHARLESTON, S. C.
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dec 28
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(fokmkui.v mk.-<. niiui's,]
284 KING STREETM
Between Wentworth and ituzcl 19rcets, and
within three minutes' walk ofWtl the
Prinripid Wholesale and HMail.
House:; of Meeting, King and Ihvnc Streets,
and the Host O?cc, Charlestoni S. C.
The City Railway, which runs to crch extremity
of the City, is within fifty yards of ihi house.
TERMS OF BOARD: 1
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Charleston Courier for 1868.
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proffered us payment. To others wc have presented
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they hnv?? '?oMyuwruli?dcd, having been spared the
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FIN Ali NOTICE,"?WE REGRET
the necessity which forces us to put all our
Notesand Accounts in the hands of..an Attorney
and Magistrate fur collection, und those of our
friends who desire to save cost can do so hy calling
on W. J. DoTrovlllc. CHAS. BULL & CO.
sept 28 ly
QOPARTNEKKIIIP NOTICE.?
The undersigned have this day formed a Copart
nership as Retail, Dry Goods, Grocery, and General
Country Merchants, under the Name, Style and
Firm of "McNAMARA & JONES."
, 1 . 1 JOSEPHMoNAMARA,
April 1st, lSt.y.j CHARLES R.JONES.
april 1 lm
rpo RENT.?THE STORE AND
Dwelling on Market Street known as the
'?WISE HOUSE," in n convenient and lihnlthy loca
tion. The best known Stand fot Millinery Busi
ness, in Orangeburg. Torlos very low.
Apply to
SAMUEL DIBBLE,
mar 14 tl
NOTICE.?THE BOOKS OF Dil.
T. A. ELLIOT T and of Urs. ELLIOTT &
SALLEY have been plaood in tin hands of Col. P.
A. McMichncl for collection and stltlciaenl. In ac
cordance with a previous notice oyr Books must be
settled quarterly. Col, McMiolmtl is authorised t?>
give receipts in settlement.
T. A. KI.L10TT, M. 1).
mar 11?tf A. S. SALLKY, M. D.
THE CANNON HOUSE!
(OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.)
THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD Ro
Ispectfully inform tho Traveling Pub
glio that his HOUSE is opened for
" their nccomodation.
RATES OF BOARD.
Board per Day.$ 1 76
" " Week. 7 00
M ? Month. 20 00
JA8. CANNON,
Proprietor.
aug 8 o ly
CARD.
ryVIE FIRM OF H. L. JEFFERS & CO., WAS
I Dissolved on the 4th inst.
The FACTORAGE and COMMISSION BUSI
NESS will bo continued by Wm. II. & Thos. A.
Jcffers. The style of tho Firm being
WM. II. JEFFERS & CO.
Consignments of Cotton solicited. Prompt re
turns will be made, ami our usual attention paid to
tho interest of our friends.
WM. II. JEFFERS & CO.,
Charleston, 8. C.
ReTor to JOHN A. HAMILTON,
Orangeburg, S. C.
jaa 11 Gm
SELLING OEF
AT
COST,
NEW SPRING
GOODS,
JUST RECEIVED
BY
D. LOUIS & CO.,
AGENTS,
feb 15 ly
-?
CHEAP CASH STORE!!
WE ARE RECEIVING
FEESH SUPPLIES
OF
DRY GOODS
AND
GROCERIES
EVERY WEEK,
And will guarantee quality awl prico to suit all
who may favor tin with a call.
We will take in trade all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
nt the highest market prices, and put our Goods at
as low figures as any bouse in Town.
oct 18?cly KKITT BROTHERS.
FOR LEASE,
rpiIB FINE ESTATE known as KEITT PLACE,
I situated in St. Matthews' Parish. The Estate
consists of three separate Tracts. The Kennerly
Place has 100 acres cleared and 200 uncleared. Tho
Darby Place has .100 cleared and 200 uncleared?all
fine Cotton Lands. The Keitt Place consists of
2,400 acres, one half cleared and in a fine stato of
Cultivation. The Estate is watered by. a large
Creek, which affords pood Hange for Cattle. Soil
Rich Hod Clay. The Estate would be Leased all to
one pCr?on, oi in small Tracts of 50 or 100 acres,
|o suit small farmers.
Fine Mules suUi wll!' thePltice on credit.
The Kennerly and Darby Plaoca would be sohl
desired. For Terms apply to
.1. J. WOODARD, St. Matthews P. O.,
nov 2?tf Orangeburg District, ?. D.
17?>U SALE.?The Two PEA NT A
V TIONS forming a part of tho KEITT EST AT E
and known as "DARBY4' and "KENNERLY" places
will bu sold, together with tho Mules and farming
tools. For terms apply to
S. S. KEITT,
Care of William Middlcton, Esq.,
dec 21?tf Charleston, S. C.
1
7M>R ItEXT?A l.arjre und tout
_J MOD10US STORE, lately occupied by the
firm of ('has. Bull & Co., situated on Main Street,
in the centre of business. Also the Upper Story,
finely Plastered and suitable for u Residence.
Kitchen and outbuildings complete. Terms very
low. Apply to citcr CHAS. S. RULL or
E. MARCH ANT.
sept 28 ly
rnilE IIIGHE8T CASH MARKET PRICE GIVEN
JL for all kind of COUNTRY PRODUCE, Bees
wax, Tallow, Hides, Furs, etc., etc., by
EZEK1EL ft KOHN. ,
feb 28 y It
0R1>IAAllY'S NOTICJE.?AI>MIN
istrators, Executors and Guardians who have
not made their Annual Returns in this Office, nro
called on to do so Without Delay. All defaulters
will be proceeded against in a few days, according
to law.
jg?>jy"Oftico'D?ys?Mondays and Fridays.
Ordinary's Office, \ P. A. MoMIGHAEL,
March 0, 1808. f Ordinary, O. D.
? mar 7 8t
Schedule {South Carolina Kail Road.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH 20th THE
Passenger Trains on the South Carolina Kail
Uoad will run as follows :
For Columbia?Day Train.
Leave Charleston. 6:80 A. M.
" Orangohurg.12:10 P. M.
Arrlvo at Columbia.,. 8:50 P. M.
Night Train.
Leave Charloston. 0:40 P. M.
" Orangoburg.12:85 A. M.
Arrive at Columbia. G:20 A. M.
For Cliarleston?Day Train.
Leave Columbia... 0:00 A. M.
" Orangeburg. 0:48 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston. 8:10 P. M.
Night Train.
Leave Columbia. C:80 P. M.
?? Orangohurg.10:82 P. M.
rArrive at Charleston. 6:80 A. M.
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allowed in settlement of ours, on receipt of a
copy of their paper ccntaining the advertise
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may 2 'G8 tf
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Ott AN O KB URU DlSTIUCT.
In the Common Pleas.
Boston Carter.
Boston Carter. "\
vs. \
Bailey & Bros, j
Attaoluucnt.
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the tenth Say
of April, A. I). 18158, file his Dechira. ?n
against the Defendants, who (as it is said) arc a V
BOtit from and without the limits of this Stute, nn I
havo neither wife nor Attorney known within the
same, upon whom a copy of the said Declaration
might be served:
It is theroforo ordered. That the said Defendant
do appear and plead to the said Declaration on or
before the twelfth day of April, winch will be in
the year of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred
and sixty-nine, otherwise final and absolute judg
ment wiil then be given and awarded ngainst him.
Clerk's Otlice, ) JOS. ROBINSON,
Orangcburg District, [ C. C. P.
April 10, 1SC.8. J
api 11 12 m
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, | ci<fttion
Orangeburg District. J
By P. A. MoMICHAEL Esq., Ordinary.
WHEREAS, V. D. V. Jamison, Commissioner in
Equity, hath mndo suit to mc to grant him Letters
of Administration of the Edtatc ami effects of Goo.
T. Irick, deceased.
These nro therefore to cite and admonish all and 1
singular tho 'kindred and creditors of tho said
Geo. T. Irick, dec that they bo and appear ifcforo
me, In tho Court of Ordinary, to bo held at Orango
burg C. IL. on tho 18th day of May noxt, after
publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to
shew cause if any they have, why the said Adminls
(ration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this eighth day of April
Anno Domini, 1808.
P. At MoMICHAEL, O. O. 1).
uplll 2t
LEGAL NOTICES.
i
In Equity,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
James D. Clccklcy, Executor 1
D. W. & IL Wesley Sncll. j
By tbo decree in this cusc, the creditors ?f \). Wi
Sncll uro required within three months froqj the
dato hereof to prove their demands beforo me.
Commissioner's Office, j V. D. V, JAMISON,
OrungcburgC.il., I'V- Commissioner.
May 23, 1806. J
may 23 8m
In Equity,^
ORANGEBURG-. DISTRICT.
} I
James D. Clock ley, Executor,
F. V.Snoll& M. A. Fair.
By the decree in this case tbo creditors of ?. O?
Fair, deceased, are required within threo months
from the dato hereof to prove their demands before
Commissioner's Office, 1 V. D. V. JAMISON,
Orangeburg, 8. C, f Commissioner.
may 23. 1868. J
may 23 3 m
In Equity,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT,
The State ex. RclatfoiiO, 1 liill to
Solicitor Southern Circuit. V Perpetuate
In re lost Documents. J Testimony.
Application having been made by.David Furtick
to prove the existence, loss and contents, of a deed
of Conveyance from Wm. Cooper, Margaret Cooper
D. F. Cooper, Jool A. Cooper, and Mary J. Cooper,
of a tract of land in Orangeburg District, and Stato
of South Carolina, containing 104 acres, more or
less. On motion of Messrs. Izlur & Dibble, Solici
tors, it is ordered, That all persons who desire ao
to do, may appear beforo mo on the 17th day of
August next, to cross examine the evidence pro
duced and introduce evidenco in reply. *
Commissioner's Office, "I V, D. V. JAMISON, \
OniiigelnirgC.il., \ Commissioner^.
May l?, 1808. J X
mny 10 td
In Equity,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
Augustus II oh nun, >
Harriet Holman, } Ad mn'
- vs.
Elias O. Holman ct. al.
By order of the Court cf Equity In the above
stated case, the creditors of the late Elias Holman/
deceased, arc required to prove their demands' be
fore me on or before tbo first Monday in July next.
Commissioner's Office, \ V. D. V. JAMISON,
March 27, 1808, J Commissioner.
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In Equity,
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ORANGEBURG DISTRICT,
Ex Parte Dcmscy Gardner,
In. re.
Lost Will of Freeman Hooker.
On hearing the petition in this case, and' on mo
tion of Mr. W. J. DcTrcvillo, Solicitor for petition
er. It is ordered, That all persons interested bo'
and arc hereby notified to appear at the Commis
sioner's Office, at Orangeburg Court House, on Pri-/
day the twelfth day of June, A. D. 1808, for the?
purpose of shewing cause if any they can why the"
Will of Freeman Hooker, Htc of snid DistrirS,.
should not bo re-established, and to that end to pro"
ducc such witnesses as they may desire, and cross?
examine those produced by the petitioner. '
Commissisncr's Office, | V. I?. V. JAMISON,
Orangeburg C. H., J- Commissioner.
March 12,1600, - J
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA^
OjlANGEDUBO DlSTttlCT.
In the Common Ricas.
Henry Bis choir & Co. y
vs. I Attachment.
Bailey & Bro. J
Whereas the Plaintiffs did on the 11th day of
April. 1808, file their declaration against the De
fendants, who, (as it is said,) arc absent from and
without tbo limits of this State, and have neither
wife or Attorney known within the same, upon
whom a copy of said Declaration may be served;
On nation of Messrs. Izlar & Dibble, PlnintirTa
Attorneys, it is ordered, That the said Defendants
do uppear and plead to the said Declaration on or
before tho 13th day of April, which will be in thi>
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and '
sixty-nine, otherwise final and absoluta judgment
will then be given and awarded against them.
Olork'rtOttier. ^ J V. ROBINSON,
April 11th, 1808. / C. C. I?.
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THE STATE"OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
In the Common Pleas.
Jos. H. Morgan, ]
vs. }? Attachment.
Joseph E. Bailey, J ?
Whereas, the Plaintiff did, on the QSth <fa# uf
March, 1808, tile his Declaration against th? De
fendant, who (as is said) Is absent from and without
the limits of the State, and has neither-wife ner
Attorney known withiu the satno, upon whom ?
copy of the same declaration might bo served; it la
therefore ordered, That tho said defendant do ap?
pear and plead to tho said declaration on or before
the 20th day of March, 1860, otherwise final and
absolute judgment will then be given and awarded
against him.
Clerk's Office, \ J. F. ROBINSON,
March 28, 1808. / C. C> P.
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The State of South Carolina.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
In tho Curt of Common Picas.
II. II- Jeunings, Jno. T. Jennings, V8 F. A, Wileo*
scn, A. E. Talmadge *
ATTACHMENT.
WHEREAS the Plaintiffs did on tho 20th day
of May filo their declaration against the De
fondants, who (as it is said) arc absent from and
! without the limits of this State, and have neither
wives uor attorneys known within tho same, upon
whom a eopy of said dcolaratlon may be served:
On motion of Hutsons & Legare, Plaintiffs Attorneys
it is ordered, that tho said Defendants do appear,
and plead to the said doolaration on or before tho
22nd day of May, which will be in the year of our
Lord, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty
eight, otherwise fiual and absolute judgment will
then bo given and awarded against them*
J. F. flOBINSONt
May 20, 1807. XX jun 1 e3m4 C. C P.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OltANOEBURO DlSTttlCT,
In lue lMfttrlct Court.
In pursuance of General Orders No. 104, from
Headquarters Second Military District, the Mngi*?
trales of tho District of Orangeburg will make a
report on the l?th und last days of each month to
this Court, of all Commitments madohj them dining
the proceeding half month, specifying date of Com
mitment, names of Prisoners and tho Offences for
which they were committed; sidd Magistrates shall
also forward to tho Clerk of this Court, all rccogni.
sauces and other papers, connected with the pro
ceodings against the Prisoners aforesaid, which,
may be in their possession at the date of making
tho reports heroin ordered.
By order of the Court.
.1. F- ROBINSON?
January 8, 1808. Clerk District Court,
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