Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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oo woo TUB ^liSAMdBB?R? NI?W? is rvnwBH?D EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, ! at tbe "OLD TIME" PRICE. /Tvwe\ Duiilaur wen Annum in Advance. BSTTSItJ cash-to MV8T INYARIABLY ACCOMPANY THR B?B8CRIPTIOH. ?#ftft?uatajr ?r?4a?? taken at Miskst Ratal. -?.??? ..?.-,>-. 8?r ir? >e^fc(^% r?ju<?*r our//Wfwfa to 4***? wt> <??ir AnWA^^r* a* early in the ?* teedfe a* convenient; and {f possible, Ut us have them Thursday evening. By this meant, we trill be able to issue at an earlier hoar on Satur tfcrjf. and will be enabled to give niore of the fatest news, up to the time of our going to press. SHEADING MATTER ON EVERt PAGE. LOCAL fcATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 27,1868. Religious. There will be DivineService (D. V.) in tho Baptigt Church to-morrow JOi o'clock, end night at 8 o'clock by the Rev. S M. Ricb.r? -Bon. - ? ,mvu , i Cknu O. H. Hart. This officer who won the confidence and re spect of the 1 people of Abbeville District ou account of his efficient and just aduiinistra Won of the law white **WOhg ith-cru, and 1 who relieved Major Holte? *t this place a few | weeka ago, we Understand baa been relieved j from duty and assigned to another Post* We * regret to part with the General, but arc glad to know that the gentleman who is to take his plate is no stranger among us. Mr. Woog was on duty hero several montlis ago and as I far as we know, was well thought of and rc I spec ted by all. We wish his administration ? may be as just and efficient as that of the offiesr whom he has relieved. Military Commission. The Military Commission appointed by General Canby to investigate the matter of the teeoUs of the; prisoners from the Deputy Sheriff on the 11th of this mouth, met hero on Mon day and adjourned on Thursday, after cxaunug ?n few of witnesses*. The departure of the Commission was as auddca, and even more ao,! , than their coming, as it was rumored a few aioa had been ordered, Wc did ?IS?* know of their intention to depart uutil they were gone. The number of witnesses in attendance was ?cry large j but only a' few were examfaedV It wan rumored that orders WerO received, which called the members of the Commission upon ether duties. As the Omnibus Rill has passed, we presume wo will have civil law, on the Radical style in the stead ot military investiga tions. Early and Large ! yffta* Indebted to Mr. llane C. Wanna-! umket ?sr spstiuie;:* of auccearfnl culture of Vegetables. Six mammoth onions, averaging ia elrcumferenee 13| inches: a fine lot of okra and tomatoes alno, which have come to perfec tion already, and justly claim to be the first of the season,?these signalise the fertility of the soil, and are fitting rewards for the care and skill bestowed in their cultivation. V in?*>~. b? in i Pint Cotton Hloom. Mr. J. J. Jaeksoa of St. Matthews Parish, hi thii Distriot brought to our office on Thurs day morning last, the first cotton bloom that we have, heard of this season. Mr. Jackson represents his cotton crop as being 'very fine; and aays. if the seasons are propitious tho yield .will be largo. We trust that the seasons may be propitious, and that there may be a plentt ful Jxaire?, *.~erjwhere. New Advertisements. ?-:o:? To Bankrupts.?P. V. Dibblo Assignee. Fifty Cases Gibson's XXX Whiakey.?T. A. Jeffords & Co. Orangeburg Precinct Democratic Club. Notiee.r-'-J. P. Robinson Clerk. Attention Young America.?Parade to-day. Crimes of the Civil War. European files -ring the following interest ? tag account*, from French sources, of Theodor us' hut moments: Tue Paris Patrie prints what purports to be an Abyssinian version of the tragedy in Magdala. This narrative is signed by Count R. du Biss?u, a traveler in Abystiniy, who was always on friendly terms with its lute rnler. The Count says the number of Abssinians buried amounted to 757, while 2120 woro wounded. Among the dead Wore seven balan tcheras, or moo who had resembled Theodorus, and were purposely dressed like him. Theod or no djd not commit suicide. On seeing his power fleeting from him with tho blood of his soldiers, contemplating his empire destroyed, his dynasty overturned, his reign finished, two streams of tears coursed down his checks. The balantcherus, pistol In hand, stood silently waiting hia order. He gave his will to odd of I thorn. "In the bosom of Trinity/' said 1)0; to jthe balantohoraB, "lire." One of thorn ?red, | and his bullet bruko the skull of King Thcodorus. In ^hcodorusVwill hosoys? "II11 the) British retire I desiro that my son Mechcchn may succeed mo; and I, Kutperor> say to hini t 'Be tho friend of thoao to whom <*od hath given tho victory, for they know how to proloet th?lr friends; be t]\o friend^] those warriors, for they are invincible.' " ? WkWmSWS* " -r - The Rusk (Texas) Obterbor has seen a beet j I raised near Busk, which measured nineteen and a half, inches In circumference. HYMENEAL. 1 MarVikd?On tho 20th of May, 1668, at the rest deuce of Mm. H.- Stiverdcr, by the Rev.S. B. flaw* yer, Dr. W. T. BRO? KBR, of Barnwell District, to ! Miss NELIE F. only daughter of the Ute Major D. [ F. Rtivcndcr, of Lexington District. OBITUARY. Dun?On the 16th of June, RANSOM R ED. WARDS, Infant son J. B. and Elisabeth M. Mor row, aged 4 months and 12 days. "Of inch is the kingdom of Heaven." "Death may the bands of life unloose, But can't dissolve our Iotc, Millions of infant** souls compose The famil/above." Dixd?On the 8th of May, 1808, Mr*. EMMA O. wife of D. H. Sallcy, aud daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben 8teedman, in tho 22d year of her age. It I? when death steals into our midst almoBt un noticed?when sur life-blood seems to flow sluggish ly, it is then, that life beheld through reason's sober light seemi but a npaa?a race, a dream of care, a rosy morn which eoon must end in night; a thorny" crown, a song, a sigh, a tear. It is than that all the joys that claimed our youthful eye?, scein to rise gently on our rapi vision, and a* they linger before imagination, point us to a better land, where aR ia truth and light. In the deaf of ?ur dear Emma, it seems as if one of our choicest flowers ha* been nipped just as it opened upon as in ail its beauty and purity. She had scarcely completed one of the three score years allotted toman, ere she was taken from earth to roam, In peace and glory amid the high Hitla of Heaven. Her past Uro waa unapproachable and exemplary. As a daughter, she was ob>?lieat and affectionate; ,| as a wife, full of Under compassion, sympathy and iste*; as a companion, free and open hearted; as a friend and neighbor, courteous and kind. Her friends, and .bereaved husband kt??w her worth and feel the loss they hare sustained to be irreparable. Uniformly kind and cheerful, she knew how to make home happy. But her work is finished and she now rests in the realms above. Fate, osfe, **d mom wtmper, ' tpero. D. Consignees i>er South Carolina Railroad Remaining in the Depot to Date. M. Livingston, W. McElroy, J. H. Livingston, W. Knolls, Daniel Livingston, J. A. Easterlin, D. W. Evaus, T. Collier, D. A. Shuler. 8. S. Haiglcr, J. C. Chavis. In accordance with orders received from the Su perintendent, Storage will hereafter be charged on Goods remaining in the Depot for an unreasonable length of time. YY. C. MEREDITH, Agent. -eeseimoiAL. Omca or ran Oraxokbuuo Nkws, June 20 1808. COTTON.?Sale* this weok amount to about 0 bales, at the following quotations : Ordinary.......... 22 Middling.......& 28 : Strict Middling. 24 "Rocou Rick?Is in good demand at $2.85 per .Midlich Corn $1.30. Peas $1.20. GOLD. 36 SILVER.80 ORANGEB?RG PRECINCT, DEMOCRATIC CLUB. The Regular Monthly Meeting of the Club will be held at the Court House this evening, 27th inst., at 8 o'clock. A full attendance U requested. By order of the President. F. S. DIBBLE, Secretary, june 27 It Attention Young America. AUE HEREBY ORDERED* TO ATTEND ? your Regular Parade to-day at 6 o'clock P. M? Also your regular Monthly Meeting oa next. Wco*> ncsday Evening. By order of the President. THEODORE KOHH, June 27?U 8**r?tery, TA. JEFFORDS <& CO., Maln . STREET, offers for sale 60 Cases GIBSON'S XXX WHISKEY, Q\ Gallons to the Case, at $10 per dosen. Persons in want would do well to call and supply themselves, a* the article is warranted. June 27 It TO HANKRUPT8. ? Applicant* for the benefit of Bankrupt Act, for whom I am Assignee will please take notice, that when there are no assets of value, before I ean proceed in their cases, and to secure their discharge, must place U my hands funds to pay for Advertising, Recording, and my expenses. june27-4f P. V. DIDBLE. TAX NOTICE.?I WIM. DE IN Orangeburg on the first Monday in July for purpose of collecting the 2n QUARTERLY TAX of 1808. P. W. FAIRY, june 27?2t Tax Collector .0. P. "VTOTICE.?Stoppe?! from n Negro JLl Boy on the night of the 18th. of June, n GOLD WATCH and CHAIN, said to have been found, which the owner can havo b..- proving pro perty and paying expenses. Applj io JOHN VILM/. ISON, june 27?tf Town Marshall. I "TVrOTJKJK.?-A 1,1, PERSONS WHO ?\ left Papers In the Clerk's Office to be Record cd prior to june 24th, 1808, are requested to call for them at once, as they are ready for Delivery. J. F. ROBIN80N, Register, june 6 . If FRESH GROCERIES, &0. JUST RECEIVED AND OPENING THE ABOVE, CONSISTING OF Racon, Lard, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, &c, ALSO -pRESII GRIST AND MEAL, All of which is offered at prices to suit tho tiroes for the cash. COUNTRY PRODUCE wanted for which I will givo the cash of Ooods at cash prices. J, W, rATTBftSON'S, may au? ly Opposite Dull & SetfvillV Ciimes of the Civil War, OURSE OF TIIK FUNDING SY8TKM. HENRY CLAY DEAN. Oolavo ??O Fagoa Now iu PreBa?IMce $2,50 -?:o:? TUB oilty Modem Work upon Political Economy not writ tun in the Interest or the Fund-Mon [The greatest Political Production of the'Age, em* bracing a Fair and. Candid Dlscwesion of ?ho Great Principles underlying the American Got* eminent, and a Truthful Exposition of Political Misrule and Curse of tu? Funding Systeci. This Is this finest Book over devoted to an exposi tion of the Conduct of tin Flesh Dealers and Blood Market of the most terrible Civil War ever inflicted upon a civilized nation, by the wickedness and folly of artful and designing demagogues; portraying In grnphlo terms the sufferings gf tho poor from the oppression of- Capital, which was the legitimate result. Mr. Dean introduces also th? popular proposition. to rcduco the Public. Debt to Treasury notes, and the subject is ably discussed in this work. The article upon that subject alone is worth the price of the volume, as It presents a new and"prac tical feature that wlU undoubtedly bo adopted as the solution of the vexed question, "lion cbaU th? Publie Debt be paid P' The whole work is a dramatic exhibition the ' dlsettsejof onr political system in a magic Style, that i brings up tho entire scene at once before the reader. The Military System proposed to be foroed upon j the Country in presented in a stylo that will startle tyrants at their crimes, whilst tho work embodies an amount of information rarely given in produo- j Hons of modern times, and the authorities are re liable beyond all controversy. I Tho free and fearless manner with which the Author deals with men and things, shows the im press of si masterly spirit. Soaring above the cir cumscribed distinction of sectional feeling, no sickly sentimental dogma is promulgated for the relief or benefit of - any class of our people, or any distract of our country. As a defonse of a free Government bu.-'fd upon Constitutional and Religious Liberty? maintaining the universal Rights of the American people, inherent and inalienable?this work stands forth as an unanswerable champion. Tho analysis Of every subject is profound, and the logic clear and convincing. The pure English In which the chapters are written, adds greatly to \ its interest and beauty, whilst its bold and dashing rhetoric will not fail to win the admiration of the reader. A few ?ectiona of the Table of Contents will bet ter exhibit tho snbject whieh the fearless Author so forcibly ?presents for the consideration of tho American people. 1st. Infidelity and Crimes of the Church. 2d. Overthrow of the Judiciary. 3d. The Near Nation. ?Ith. The Assassination of President Lincoln. 6th.' Tho Revival of Torture. 6th. The Murder of Mrs. Surrutt, &c, &e. BSy* Agents are wanted for the above work. Many applications have been made, and wo solicit them from every State, County and To.vnship with in the Union. Agents from the Southern 8tates will be granted exclusively to Southern people. Liberal terms offered to reliable Agents. For particulars, please address the Publisher, WILLIAM T. 8MrriT80N, Post Office Box 1468, Baltimore, Md. Dn. F. OlVK Dannki.ly, General Agent for South Carolina, Georgia and Alabama. ' June 27 tf I McNamara & Jones, HAVE JUST RECEIVED New Sprfctog tmd Sennituer Styles Cloths, Cassimeres, Linens, &o. Ladies Dross Goods IN, GREAT VARIETY. CALICOES, whleh will bo sold Low For Cash. Fresh Family Groceries, Of all kinds constantly on hand at '. may 2??tf MeN AM AUA & JONES*. A White Man's Barber Shop. THE UNDERSIGNED, having procured a first class BARBER from Charleston, has opened a Bar ber Shop in tho Basement of the CANNON HOUSE, for the aecomodation of his friends. Satisfaction guaranteed. mar SO?ly JAMES CANNON, TF YOU HAVK THE ?1111,1. and A. FET ER and want immediate cure call at Dr. B. at. SHULER'S and he will make you a Box of Pills, which he warrants to cure without fail. June 20 oe tf P01l SALE JJ A fine BAY MARE, Five years and six months old, Three Fourths Blooded, warranted Hound and moves well in Har ness or under Saddle. Apply to JOHN D. STOCK ER. June 13 tf DR, OLIVEROS OFFERS TO THE CITIZENS OF OR .nngoburg District, a varied and well se lected assortment of MEDICINES, TOI LET SOAP, PEFUMERI.ES and Proprie tary Articles. Encouraged by the continued patronago of his friends in the District, he assures them that no ef fort will be spared in continuing his DRUG STORE a District convenience. All SURGICAL, DENTAL and OBSTETRICAL INSTRUMENTS, not on hand, will be ordered from tho Best Makers, without oztra charge. Country Merchants can buy their supplies from me on as good terms as in Now York. ! Heads of families, and all in Meed of Medicines should remember that Dr. OLIVEROS* DRUG STORK, is the place where you Can suto your mon ey! KQMBVi! MONEY I! 1 DU. OLIVEROS' Oil ILL and FEVER CURE?A Safe, Speedy, and Certain Remedy for Fever snd Ague, or Chill and Fever. ' E J. OLIVEKOS, M. D. may 2 ly FLOUR! FLOURt! FLOUR 1!! gXTRA NORTH CAROLINA FLOUR IN SACRd at low prices. Orders Will bo received froul trade, and filled at lower rates than in Charles ton. ? CORN X CORN!! DORN 111 A lot of Prime Wblto Tennessee CORN just received. SUGARS AND COFFER?Call in and seo the qualities now offoring at priovs to suit. WANDO FERTILIZER, at Agents prices $06 per 1 on and freight, for salo by the Brig tit Ton, Also BAKER'S BROM A, Essendes df LEMON. VA: NIL LA and ROSE for flavoring! SALMON nritl LOBSTERS in Cans. PATENT FLO?H; RAlSINS, CURRANTS, CITRON and GUNUlNt) DURHAM TOiiACC?; At the Court House Store. Market St reel d?t 19?1/ JOllN A. HAMILTON? Will, for the Future be Found CHARLES BULL & CO'S. OLE STAND. -:o: JUST RECEIVED AND FOR 8ALM LOW FOR CASH OB BARTER A FULL SUPPLY OF COFFEE, SUGAR, MOLASSES, CHEESE) TOBACCO? BACON AND OTHER I articles, usually kttpt in that ilnei AL80, a full assortment of the celebrated LANDRETttS' WINTER CAflMttJ? SEED, Warranted Fresh. Will always keep on Hand fresh Butter, Wine, Water, end Soda Crackers. | Mr At the request of Physicians, will always hate Ott hand, (jenoiaa Imported English, j ALB end PORTER, Tot Medieinai \Jm> ?aeytS i ? ? BULL k SC?VILL -WILL CONTINUE THEIR TRADE WITHOUT CHANGE OF BUSINESS, FOR THE NEXT FOUR MONTHS. AYING JUST RECEIVED, AND NOW OPENING A FULL AND ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF GOODS In every Branch, -which has boen carefully Selected, together with a largo Consignment of ? PRINTS, DRESS GOODS, BLEACH AND BROWN SHEETINGS & SHIRTINGS, OSNABURGS, STRIFES AND YARN at Factory Prices. Special attention is called to our Stock of GROCERIES, A, B and C SUGARS, at Refiners Prices, FLOUR Fresh Ground at the Mills in Whole, Half and Quarter Sacks, BACON, LARD, OILS, FI8H, Ac. Just roceived a Superior Lot of SMOKING TOBACCO, tbo PRIDE of the WORLD?Try it JUST RECKTVED a Lot of Fresh and Genuine Seeds embr&oing Ruttabagas, (English and Amfcricflu), together with the Norfolk, Globe, Flat Doch, Red Top, &o., tfec. Also a * of Cabbage Seed for Fall and Winter, including the Green Glaze, the most popular of all C bago. "E ARE STILL IN THE MARKET FOR THE PURCHASE OF lot Cab* COTTON, RICE, PEAS, PINDERS, EGGS, POULTRY, POTATOES, and all kinds of PRODUCE, all of wbieh shall have our prompt attention. We are sole Agents for BAYNE8' RUBRER SCRUBBER, a New Invention. Call and see them. BULL & SCOVILL. THOMAS RAY IS STILL TO BE FOUND AT THE LATE STAND OF BAY & IBTiCyS, Prepared to do all kiud* :.f REPAIRING and BUILDING NEW WAGONS. BUGGIES built to order. BLACKSMITH WORK IN GENERAL attended to, with promptness aud despatch. IRON of all kinds constantly on hand, and for salo at Charleston prices, freight added. PLOWS aud SWEEPS made to order. From this date, I will keep constantly on hand READY MADE COFFINS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION, FROM THE FINEST TO THE CHEAPEST VARIETIES. Charges as moderate as the times will admit VARNISHES and PAINTS constantly on hand. AIbo MANHATTEN AXLE GREASE, for greasing Wagou and Buggy Axles, Ac, for Bale at low rates. sept 28? lye THOMAS RAY. 05 1 IWOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE CITIZENS OF ORANGBBUB? AHP THE ADJOINING Districts that I am ?tili at my Old Stand, ready to do any work in my line at the Shortest NoUae. I have on hand several New and fieeond hand CARRIAGEB and BUGGIES, also lw? WAGONS, one 4 norsc ami one i. ?ALSO? I have cutoblishcd a LUMBER YARD and will keep constantly on hand BOARDS, SCANTLING, kc, of all kinds usually in demand, and can nil all Orders with Despatch. My Cotton Gins and Press are in perfect order, nud ready to OlN fa TOLL fer all those who may favor mo with their Cotton the coming Season. -;o: EOR SALE LOW Two 50, Two 40 and One 45 SAW GINS. ONE INGERSOLL'S " COTTON PRESS. -ALSO-? READSTEADS of Various Kinds. nup *24 DISSOLUTION. fi^llE flUM OP ADDEN & BOLIVER IS THIMj I day Dissolved by mutual consent. All persons, indebteil It) Ilm earuc will mnko pnymont to J. F< | THE BUllSCHIBER RESPECTFULLY Return? His Ihnnks tb his old frionits and customers, nnd still solicitstheir pntronngo. He will continue tt/ j kc?b Up the name business was heretofore carried oh" J Constantly bn hand a well selected stock of Boots arid Shoe*. Also will mnkc to order at the shttrtetit notice the last mentioned articles low for cash. jtthcia?If J: F. ADDEN. j HOUSEKEEPERS IF YOV WAWT to purchase your Goods rit Charleston tJoat ' I'rices, go ?? Addett 3 F. A I) DEN, GEORGE BOLIVAR. u * lli T. D. WOLFE S. OTICE.?The MolftliolclerM of f lac KDI8T0 LUMUKH ahd TIMBER POND COMPANY nre roqtte'ftltfd to meet at Orangoborg ''-dirt House oil Saturday the 27tb inst. XX Stolcrt frtrni the Snbscriber'a Phrrttatibri nunr Ocorse's Station ort the 8; (j. ft It., a ?HAY IIOR8K about 7 y??r* old. Suhl Htfrse has a lump on one of his fore foet jtint abe>e the hoof catmcd ff oht a cht. His hack is pretty fnufch Used' tip froth Hard riding; and each hip is HHiiAed fro'fft rbllirfg. The nhhve Reward will Ue paid for ahy InfarthaHdn leading to his recovery. Address JfJMc 18?2t* J. It. MII.HOUSE, ' President. jtinc in?4f W. W. HARLEY, George's Station. JCE SODA WATER AT THE POST OFFICE: Sharif's Sales. BV Virtu* %t sundry Writ* Ot fit ?H>i it I will sell to the bissest biddeft lit Orangcbiirg~ Court' House, oh the first MUUday 111 July iiext, for caah the f?ll?wIhg prUpefty fie t One tract bf Laud containing 200 acres, niure or lest, also 70 acres muri? or less. Lovietf on as the K?pcrty of John Bair, at the suit of James B; ebkley. Executor bf b. B. Cooner. Sheriff's Offiee, ? 1 W. II. DUKES, ha?"1! ?TAT? OF ???TH CAROLINA: OnAKOBBURtJ BisTRlCT: , ^ V? toi V? Jamison* Com'r. \ vi J Bill for foreclosure. - *?> . ?V ohje*y?K1C,bUPl in l?e euove stated fUtill W8 ?uu bH Ihtt ?l? titty bf July before the ColtH HdtiRe in Orangcbu.rg, all that tract or parcel . ASSIGN KES SALE. VfwuAfr **wunv ias vienavvMnftt ones vseww w* wspnwe, bf LaHd cbtattlhing five hundred dud sixteen {810) .v.-; acres tbbre br less, boundod north and ttb>?htvc#t.by latnts ?f Hoary Moorer, tfdSt hHd ^bflhenst'oj03* lands bf John Lt Mbbref ?fid eatutb landa of F. V: AlbbKf) west and southwest by lauds bf Join* H. PdosoTtb Rl ? W...W-. ?f? eb?'td** Also tfl* other traet eouUlning three hae-it-A i=d ton (810) acres more or less, bounded by landed * of Joseph. Fstvntrt, David Ferenda fin$ jljlie.g^y ^ CbfiuttlbKb tif aafs^aent^renaliRi1 fcr#?jfjiW^1?> I titles and stamps. { , ^ ^'.iV^h, , Comi?^bner** Offiee, Y V. D. V. j AM tS?Ni June 0 ! id'. IN THE DISTRICT COURT. OF. T*ttM ^NITEH States?District bf South Carolina?In the mat ter of Chatte* K. Tbbmsbh; Bankrupt; es pdrUi^r Fr?ser & Dill, ex parte Wru: M. Hutsoti ctt nh-^ , In Bankruptcy. ' By virtue Of ati order of sole frbtn the JlbilUrablw % District Court, for the District of. South Carolina, 1 ' will sell at Public AuctlbH, at Orangeburg C??trt House on the Cfk day bf July, 1808, at the usual , hours of sale, all that Plantation bf trite! bf Lnild known as "Bellvillej" containing sisteen hundred and seventy acres (ltftu), bounded cm lands of Trczovant, Daviftj McCUrtl. Geiger, M?ye olid lh? Congaree Bivor, mr' Also tho rigid, tide afid interest bf afdrc?aill Bankrupt, to".*, tract of Land containing fifteen seres, more or less, near Spring Grifte, siif-rbunded by Dr. Tabor'8 laud. ? je ? Conditions?BeUville Plantation one-Half cash, the balance \H anh?a\ payt/ients or oiie afid tvfrb - years, secured by bond bearing interest from date,. [ payable abn?dfly with I mortgage 6f the ffrtfporlyv ? The Spring grove place tosh. . Purehsseri ttf-pflfi, for papers and revenne sistqps. june 13?It P. YY DIBBLE; Asattgec. IIf ttic District Court of tilfctiiltPil STATES?For the District of So til ft I'drolina?\ In the Matter of Harnet ? Livingston, Bankrupt?/rf Bankruptcy?To Whom it may signed hereby give* Ml ice of his r?M?b1?l?/?Jt -as Assigtiee of Unmet Livingston, in the ?ifttfic't oT Orangetttrg and Slate of Suttllt Cdt61}% irlfhld Said District, who has been adjudged n bankrupt ttpon his oCn petition, by the District Cc/uft bf said District. . . . ,t , Dated at dfcttgetmrg C. H. Hte lltH day bt Jtftie' A^lfiOe. ? :: !, . jane 18-r?t P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee", _?_. ? ?. 1st tfce SmttrM Con* t ofthcinjted STATES?-Forthe District bf South Carolina? In the Matter ef TkOtUU 8. ftxttrff) Blr%??pt-->J* Bankruptcy?To Whom it may Concern.?;The under signed hereby gives notice of ttitt uhp^ittWC^ Assignee ef Thonms B. Sallcy, iv tiff* District of fimoWv and State Of South' tWfttfaf, \Vithiii said WsWict/frwenrea beeef aaytfg^icu.a' -bajtiViuu* upon his own petition, by the District CtfoVt of sard! District. k>sl?dSt OrowgehuTE C. H. the 11th drfy 6t Jtifia jWl8~=3t P. f>;{?BBLEjAss>g?ce. -(-,-.-.-,-^_ TN the IHHitm ?onrtof ibc tssUe<f 1 5^ TES? For the District of Brtlth Cftf?hn?^ In the Matter of Samuel T. Jsfor, Bankrupt?/n BanlcHtplty^Ta W'hom ? may (/?neet^^Tf?'b?i&r^ signed1 ?rtfVcuy gives notice of his nrppoi/ilmcnt n?? 1 Assignee of Samuel T. Ixlsr, in tue District of atttttgettotrg and StsKe Of South t'ar?lrtfa, withiir said District, who has been sjdiudged a bankrupt upon Wsf owW petition, by the Dielrtct 0?Wfff bf said1 DhAt\e%f Dated at OVaAsjeDurg C. it. (he llUj day it Jtins) A. D. 186S/ iwne ifr*4k f.- V, ?ilittttl, ?sfi'tgueo. --_? i .< r ,i' , ?';_1_.-v -riff Court or the Unitodl X- STATES?Foa t?s District or Souvn C.vntv lima?!? ftfa .liATTsa oifPtttattM 0; nbkixsk)*'} BAKsnurt?I* ?ah?BsrT?t~?T?' wr/ost rr m*v CoMC?aN.^be<rttd'e?ign#rf hefcffy gl^'elf ?6<iee of bis tipptAMhteni s? Assignee of Di-u.-ilhi C. Hobiu son, in the District of Orangeburg and State of tioiittt Camino-, ?iihid said District, wl/S h's's been' sdjadged a bonhrnpt upon Ids own petition, by the District Court of said District. Dated at Orsngebnrg C. H. the 11th day Of June A. D. 1808, jsne 13-4M V. V: DIBBLE, Aeelgnee. I IK ik* ?fiBlrScitCowrt of lik& VnUetl 8TATK??f?tl DlStKOT OT^ ScfoTB Can** Lt*M\+*IW TBB MaTTBB or WlfeMAU W. LBOARtt, BaaxauiHr-^M B*sftBo^b>*^Tc? ffitbti if riat CoNOBBM/-^-The ubdefslgned hereby gives notice of his appointment as A-sifttfce of William W. Legare, in the Distriee.bT OrnSMeBrffg arid State of South Carolina, withiH said District, who has been ad judged abaiitiftrp* upon his btftt ?timibu/by the District Court of said District. Dated at Oratigeb?fg C. H. tilt? llfli fffty of' J?n'e A. D. 1868. ? 3 .. , , june 18-01 iJ. V. tMilltAZ, Aasighec. _,__J_:_L.L^_ H* Ol<? iJirttrlt t Court of tlac United STATES?Fon tiik Distbict or 8ot<fii C'Ano i.triAtub Mattjcr or Daxien Livisostos, Bankbitpt?In Bankbuptcv?To Whom it mat CosriKRN.?The undersigned hereby glfcs"'nbtfee of his appointment as Assignee of Daniel Livingston, in the District of Qrangeburg and State of South Carolina, within said Dldtfict, feit? hits been ad judged a bankrupt upon his bton petition, by the District Crturl tif satd District. Datsd at Orsftgclfcirg C. II. th6 j Hh day of Jun? A.D. 1808. ^jumx'jS jutie la-^St P; v. DIBBLE; Assignee. STATE?$ S?iJrit CAROLINA,* humiifm Orattgebtifg D?trict. j ?uaTbit4t By P. A. Mb MICHAEL; Eat(.; OrdlHary. Whereas, John Httrigerpiller hath made suit tome to grant hirii LettefJ of Administration^ of the Kg. t?te and effects' bf Glend M. Bruner, deceased. These are thefeforo to olte and admonish all and singular the kindred and Creditors of the said Glon? M. Btruner, deceased, that they bo and appcat before mo in the Court of Ordinary, to be held lit Orsngoburg C. H., bp the 20th day of ;Jun? inst,, after publication* hereof, at ll o'clock In the. forenoon, to shew eaiiso if ah* they bine, why-' thy said Administratibtt shbhld not be grunted. Given Unde'P my haftd this 18th day of Jubb Attnh Domini. 1868. P. A, Alo?lCHAEL, jnne 20?2t 0. ?. t), TAILOR 8H?P7~ f&iRti S?B8CRl6tiR8 WfJULD RESPECTFULLY call (He sttctitibh bt their friends and cus tomers tb their New T til Ihr Shop, where they are ?repared to do Wotk,.tvllh Ncatucps and Dispatch. r??sn be fobh?i tit nii times opposite Messrs. Chas. Bull k C?., oh Russell Street. JAS, CANNON, mar 28="-3ui D, W| ROBINSON,