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AGRIOTJLTU RAL, & C. f COMMUNIOATBD.3 ; 'A. Fow \Vy>rda:^o Farmers! .ti/K.3-4, After tbVorgauisation Of hi? Agricultural Association, which would onable our fanners to Ulr^^b* np^f ssa^^teps for the iminigratidn of whiW lah?r^fro? ?iU?r^u^^ ? S?T question for us*to.?ecidb,' id/ in what c manner can wo Lest c fleet W&fcerinanent- ?ettlomont in onr midst of this laboring' class;' Transient workmen ,will not answor.' They must bo fixed, and wo feel sntisGod, that the owners of largo plantations pan retain their . property in but ono/^a'^..9.am?jy/;b-r:introducing thor "English/ tenant systems Get good Tonartts, and divido; jour lands among thorn, and your work is dono. "X ou havo only tho 11 to collect Vour' .share of the proceeds; riu'd beyond thia 'you "aro mastor of your^owri tamo; Do tluaj .'and; yoqr. estate^ bocomo ,rich baron iesj do nothing, or ovon de pend 6h'aegrb l?uor, and you, nru a iluvo, and furthermore you will bo Bold out by the sheriffs H?w can we gct thia Inbor1?; You certainly will bo compollcd for a while to utilizo,.tho African. Not all of them. Get rid at onco of $hb loading'Radicals, and employ only tho well disposed nud those least affected, and by dogrcca di?place all witli; tUe')vrhito labor. If our farmers generally wero able to pay good'W?gos-^-shy $IG\or 612 per; month and, board?and a largo number in each neighbor hood''would "engage whito men alone, there would be no difficulty in the way :! the change could be made nt once... , Rut wo.do not believe, this can bo done yet, Some few can do it, and* they'should commence it, but it appears us that in our present condition there is but;one prac tical plan to plaoo tho matter On a lasting basis. It is-as follows : Let cacti neighborhood of five or ten miles squai o, according to wealth and situation, com bine for the purpose, and lot each planter, dpnnt'o a cortain number of acres from his tract, tp be.gi.ycp to, a,family or families abso lutely and without charge. If possible, houses? should be placed on each farm and assistance be given to each family in' tho'shape''of provis-. ions, and perhaps a cow and also horse pc&wejj to make the first crop... Arraugemeuts should bo made, so that the proprietor could bo re -~xnunm-?ctst2'rtir ail such advances by 'receiving a portion of the crop. If the landowner has riot enough to give away for tho <#purpose^ lot him designate, what part of tho proceeds he will require by way of reut or leaso of tho place for'sevoral years, and bind himself t? make titles upon paymeut of a low price' for the laud. Then make known through tho State ugcuts these terms and offers agreed upon, the . number of fa mi lies to' bo accommodated by any particular neighborhood, &c, and thero will not bo wanting good and experienced farmers to accept the offer. By this means a number of families would be colonized in. the same sec tion of country, and permanently settled, and that community would ^eyer suffer afterwards from ? scarcity of whito laborers. Tho favora ble accounts sont hom?'by thoso people would bring thousands of day laborers for the farm-1 er's use. ; ' - But, Bays some chronic croaker, all this costs eomethiuir. Wo are awaro of that, and answer, that every thing.of value costs something. B;o J we not not nnnually advance almost as much to ' negroes ? What we are endeavoring toimprcss upon you, is that tho farmer ia paying mitcJi ?more-for nogro labor, than 4ho would have to pay for the white. In other words, make your calculations for five or ten years, instead of for to-day, and where will you be at the end of] that time with nogro labor? Lot the past an swer. Introduce the plan we propose, and yoni fortunes arc made. In tho one case, our InnJs are exhausted, fences rotted away, stock killed off and the farmer reduced to such a degree of poverty, that he becomes unable to hire any labor at all: in tho other he gives up a little of his time, makes some advances to start'tho system, and for the futuro his lands improvo steadily, become each year more valuable, his barus bc . g\n to fill, and he himself can enjoy some peace , and happiness the remainder of his days. As the French say, "Vest le premier pus qui coute." Tho first step nlono costs. Wo appeal to you seriously gentlemen, and ' ask, will you not exort yourself to restore tho former dignity and wealth of tho planter and farmer, 6r'will you-waste the remainder of] your lives in. vain regrets and pusillanimous complaints about the tho times? (Will.you let circumstances rule you, or will you make a manly effort to rule circumstances? ir|* SCRUTATOR. Salomo, "Prince Achillo Munit's brido, has been educated carefully and strictly, orte point being (hat she was compelled to rise at five o'clock, summer and winter, and mend her own stocking!*. ; Tho Wiuil8borO Register contains the com ;|imiiieation which4 we givobelow. Tho sub-1 joot beginn to (!|^^J^^^OI^|no^t81% bul not that attention vrlnoh k deserves. As a itaattcr of politioal economy?as a matter of Jnbor^e^^bkctja^f impo^taflcoto tho hjnul M*M< *u'd $%4&!k ?f citizbnV in the S(at? ^tnd in the South. Wo bohove ttiat anything like a successful cultivation of the lands by- ] the colored labor in Ahjsi country,, no longer Pjroblomatical?it, ia a cgro is thoroughly' demoralized, nivB ar) cxpcrlcnco of soino years must come'?vor nini, be%ra'ho'can* bo disf?chahtb^ tfhibh? renegades and cm pot-baggers havo stocked his ' mind . in -mjdnjbj[htr .leaguo,r^>pniB, Whatevor may ^he* the solution of. the present political problems involved in tho unsettled condition, of the Southern Shitos," the introduction, large ly, of a whito olomont from tho Northern and ii?uropoatf jStatcs, would bo ominently auvanta -gcous. Wo are satisfied that onVfifitn of the .Southern Ianda wodld l^c^^mbj^infeitodj'' 'iff-donated inj^mialF trajta, fSEbons^dc wliiieJ scjttlors. ^'f^a3faf' t^3' 0??ourW< withhle-r fcronco to RuuicJ^nilo'nnd cftc curses thereto* appertaining, including the delectable Bureau. As" ; co^vtati^ujB' nrcV fm&ionablc, possibly a convention of f eaicsiatc' owners" ririglit'develop some useful nud" practical jplrth for diverting immigration ttflho sunny Southern fiblds? n, "Afr. Editor: The pooplo seem to bo awaking to the extreme necessity, of incroasing-.J jour white population by immigration. Ono "farmer offers to give, if necessary, one third of his land to actual settlors from Europe' or the North. Another, "whp has only a small farm, and' whoso honesty,' intelligence and thrift constitute him oho' of "but befit citizens,-will allow tho immigrant to choose tho besttwbnty fivo acres out of his farm of 225 acres, except ing (he. part upon whioh his houBe stands. I think that an., immigration society should bo -formed, at once, and that merchants aud profes sional men who cTo riot'b'jVh land, ?hould cou > I'M a o*. /I ? .;???> ? ??? [ | . ' tribute/othorwise..to. the sucoess of the project; for the}*, as well as tho land holder, will be benefit ted by an increase of population. civis." All Neuroes. -The New York Tribune boasts that tlio' Northern Methodist Church has been established in every Southern State, and that it numbers 150.000 members in those States. In making this statement, tho Tr ibune \ fails to give the' "relative numbers otwhites and blacks. And well it should?for tho truth pf tho matter is, vthcy areaU. ncarocs*. It is sotnowhat siirprjsmg that the figures aro not largorr as it. is well 2 known that,Radicalism through Northern influonco, lias been" irismua-^l fedpy.degrees into all their religious 'organ ita- [ tions,' until they havo become almost it mock to christiaiiity, and a scandal tb'thc'age.' Tho North; should understand this; , Tho -^holo Radical party in the South is negro?The Frecdmen's Bureau is the Radical party maoh ino that is mr.ndialling^ ,andc marching .tho, ; negro. The Ha'dieali Breakers wIron''they say "fellow citizens'? at public meetings but speak to hegrocsv When any of the Radicals talk about ^tho people" they talk about the "nog s," and noii?'else. ' ? rocs, ?7 The returns of the National Typographical Union show ovor six thousand members. The Union has j^doptcd resolutions against aq.in ernational iCopyright law, and in favor of the bill "pending iu'Congress to make eight hours a legal dav^^ork in the govciumout work sliips,,;?<?.,' nl^t^rccommcnding, a tax often cents per month ou, each member for aiding weak - Unionf^fh tkeir""contcsts with unscru- \ pulous- capifalisti-'^ jj Queen Isabella has announced the approach ing marrago of her oldest daughter to a brother of tho K'iiig of Naples?Count Gorgenti, who hasvHervcd aa a Captain in the Austrian army. | Thc'Prmeess is just sixteen, GENUINE ; MEERSCHAUM GIVENAWAT. hif -jo:?: . , THEODORE KOH3J, Opposite. Cornrhon, Kramer tic Co., HAS FOR SALE THE CELEBRATED f" * * t ? Yacht Club Smoking Tobacco, In whioh Brand aro dally Pnekt-d in different ISacks, orders which entitles each finder to a Genu ine Meerschaum-Pipe. Also tho J EUREKA SMOKING TOBACCO, in which aro also packed in different Sackfl, orders for an Elegant EUREKA MEERSCHAUM PIPE. Every ? Package-:of the . above named Brands of Tobaooo is guaranteed to give entire satisfaction. rruiiioDoiiF koiin has also 1 iust received and for sale choap, a freah sup pTvof OllOORlllKS, PIPES, OAU?BN SEED, TO BACCO, ^c.. &o. may 10 ly HOUMKKKKPKHftlF YOU WANT to puronaao yonr (loo^ls at Chariest oncost Priocs, go to n v 1?) T. 1). WOLFE'S. WM. WAK cotton factor -AND? Bot/ce d? Co.'s Wiiarf. - -V- CHARLESTON, S. D. BSf* Prompt und personal attention given to the Holmes, Waties & Keitt, . merchants; \ No. A SdutU" Athutiiy Wharf, ? Charleston, 8. C. i ?, h Will Sell on Commission Cotton, Lumber, Timber, . Nuval Stores and all Country .Produce. '.Striot. at tention . given to tbo 'Purchasing of Stor?, PUnta tinn and Family Supplies, Consignments and Orders BolipitodpV,J j y a-f? b. y, ? - ? keittj.BROS. Agents for Orangoburg District. ~.aplH?~ * . 2m. I ; ^ro?JkI/ Lifo Insurance Company, Issues all Kinds of-'ulfo1' Insurance Policies/; -RODCK, Secretary, v ... . : President. Holm?s, .Waties & Keitt, General Agent?, S. C, Offico Nor -k .South A^lantio Wharf, CHARLESTON) S. C. KEITT BROS: "Agents for Orangoburg District. H. L. Jefe &.Co.j factors', ; ? And.. ? v -,: Commission Merchants, CHARLESTON, S. C, SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE SALE of Cotton and other Produce Orders for sup plies carefully attended to. Refer to Cuptain John A. Hamilton, R. G. Stone, Esq., Orangeburg, Dr. Wm. C. Whotstone< 8L Mot thews. apl ? : i . ; IV nP-a^vih-ion hotel, ' CHARLESTON, S. C. - _ BOARD, PER DAY, #3.00.. "A. BUTTERFlELD, MRS. II. L. BUTTERFIEL] ?Superintendent. Proprietress, dec 28 HIK.BER.S IIOL'SE, ; . . (ronsiKni.Y Mrb. PlDDts's,) a Between Wentworth and Hazel Street*, ahtl witjiin three niinittes' walk of all the ?Principal Wholesale and Retail Houses' of Meeting, King and 'Hat/no Streets, j ?'.and the Post f)ffice\ Charleston, S. O. , Tho City Railway, which runs to each extremity hof tho.Cjty, is^vithin Ufty yards of the house. TERMS pF HOARD j ,Board by tho day...$2 50 I " " ?< Wock.S12 00 to $15 00 Hen'rb Sparnick, Mrs. B. Hilrkus. octl8; ' tf -1 " " ? ?? i-;?I-1? npiIE GREAT POPULAR PAPER CHARLESTONS ALLY NEWS. Subscription Price Six Dollars a Year! THE CHARLESTON TRI-W]|e'k^Y NEWS, Thrco Dollars a year?Two Dollars, for Six;Months. Bgy" Terms?Cash in a-'vancp. No Paper sent' unles tho Cash accompanies th*> .arder. No Paper sent for a longer time than paid for. RIORDAN, DAWSON & CO., dec 21?tf $ Proprietors. ESTABLISHED 1802. Charleston Courier for 1868. daily and tri-weekly, BY A. 8. VILIINGTOX ?fc CO. Daily Paper - - . r - ,88.00 per Annum. Tri-Wcckly Paper - - 81.00 per Annum. The \ynt closed with a large indebtedness on the part of our former subscribers, some of whom hare proffered us payment. To others wo have presented no claim, ntuld tho losses and misfortunes by which they have been surrounded, having been spared tho necessity of doing so by the very generous, prompt, und hearty support wo have uniformly received. Wc.nro able to wait for tho advent of better times, confidently assured ?hat when prosperity returns to the land t hey will chcorfully meet their obligations. To nil such wo cordially extend an invitation to re new their subscriptions. jr?n 11 dh tf 3TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF L THE UNITED STATES?rontuk Distiiict or otiTn Carolina?In the Mattkb of Nathan W. Sallky, Bankrupt?In Bankruitot.?To Wuom it ma v Concrrn.;?Tho undersigned hereby gives no tice of his appointment as Assignee of Nathan W. Salley, in the District of Orangoburg and Stnto of South Carolina, within said District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition, by th? District Court of said District. Dated at Orangoburg C. II., the 11th day of Juno A. D., 1808" june 18?8t P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee. IN the ]>iHtrtct Con rt or (lie UniteI STATES?For tub District or South Oaho i.ixa?In ma Matter op Alukrt A. Siiumakbr, Bankrupt?In Bankruptcy?To Whom it may Concern.?The undersigned hereby.givos notice of his appointment as Assignee 9t Albort A. Shumak cr, in tho District of Orangeburg and State of South Carolina, within said District, who has been ad judged a bankrupt upon his own petition, by the District Court of said District. Dated at Orangeburg C. H. the 11th day of Juno A. D. 1H?8. june lilr-.1t P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee. NOTICE.?All the Execution* for Poor Tax are in my office, and parties inte rested will do well to call at once and settl c und save cost. J^ w. R. DUKES, jau 11?tf . Sheriff. ^PPOSlT^vCpUBT H,QUSK.), RHPaI ' THE SUBSCRIBER1 W?? Lti R*-T spect fully inform the Traveling Pub lic, that bis HOUSE is. opened for t'hMraicomtJdrttlen^ it < A It RATES OF .BOARD. Board por Day....* 1 70 "Week-....:.. 7 00 f " ** Month...?.,..,. 20 00 ? j^vs. OA.iNiisr.QN:, .. J ; ;i'dt : ... i .. ' Proprietor. 45" ^ug 8. o ly TlSlIE FIRM OF II. L.-JEFFERS & fJO., WAS ?L Dissolved on iho 4th inst. fThb FACTORAGE nnd COMMISSION BUSI NESS will ho ' continued by Wm. H. & Thos. A. Jcflurs. The style of the Firm'being WM. II. JEFFERS & CO. Consignments ; of. Cotton solicited Prompt re turns will be made, and our usual Attention paid to .'tho interest of our'friends. wm: n: JEFFERS St CO., Charleston, 8. C. Refer to JOHN A. HAMILTON, ian 11 Orang?barg, 8. C ?> ? ft" j I u .-. v, , ,? ... CHEAP CASH STORE!! it' ? i '"<;'? < ?'?? >?+ i-u -fW * WE ARE RECEIVING FBESH SUPPLIES OF DRY GOODS ?AND ? GROCERIE S EVERY WEEK, And will guarantee quality and price to suit all who may'favor us with a call. We will tako in'tradc till kiuds of COUNTRY PRODUCE ', '' ... ? ? . at tho highest market prices, and put our Goods at as low figuros as any house in Town, oot 18?cly KEITT BROTHERS. FOR LEASE, fTlHE FINE E8TATE. known as KEITI.PLAC/E, j_ sUnafed in St. MatthowB'Parish. The Estate consists of three separate Tfracts/'.Tho Kcnnerly. Place lias 400 acres cleared and '200 uncleared. The Darby Placo has 800 cleared and 200 uncleared?all fm i! Cotton Lande.. . The Keitt Plnoo. consists of 'Z -iOC acres; bnb Iialf vtcarctX umt :n a innc sr.ue oi Cultivation. TljC Estate is- watered by a largo Crock, which affords good rU^go fo'r'OnUlc. Sol Rick Red Clay. The Estate would be Leased all To one perion, or in small Traots'of 50 or 100 acres, 1o suit small farmers. Fine Mules sold with the Place on credit. Tho Kcnnerly and Darby Places would he sold desired. For Terms npnly to J. J. WOODARD, St. Matthews P. O., nov 2?tf Orangeburg Distriat, s! D. 1??U SALE.?The Two PLAXT.4 JJ T10NS forming a part of the KEITT EST A T E amlknownns ?'DARBY*' and "KENNERLY".places will bo sold, together with the Mules a?d farming tools. For terms apply to 8. S. KEITT, Care of William Middleton, Esq., ilec 21?tf ' Charleston, 8. C. J]UHt RENT?A Large anil Com 1, MO?10US-STORE, lately-occupiod. by the firm of Cbas. "Bull &. Co., situuted on Main Street, in the centre of business. Also the. Upper Story, finely. Plastered "and suitable for a Residence: Kitchon ? and outbuildings ooiupleto. Terms very low. Apply to citcr CHAS. S. BULL or E. MARCH ANT. sept 28 ly TMNAL IliOTICE,?WE REGRET JP the necessity which forces us to put all our Notes and Accounts in the hands of an Attorney and Magistrate for collection, and those of our friends who desiro to save oost can do no by calling on W. J. DeTrevillc. CHAS. BULL t CO. sept 28 ly ryb RENT.?THE STORI} AND I Dwelling on Market Street known as the '?WISE HOUSE," iu a convenient and healthy loca tion. The best known Stand for Milliner) Busi ness, in Orangeburg. Terms very low. 1 Apply to SAMUEL DIBBLE, mar 14 , tl FIRE! FIRETfIRE] INSURE YOUR LIFE AND PROPERTY. Cornelson, Kramer & Co., ARE AGENTS FOR JEFFERSON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Chartered Capital 8250,000. JAMES' RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY. Chartered Capital $1,500,000. Piedmont Real EhIuIc. Insurance COMPANY, . FOR LIFE ONLY. Chartered- Cnpital 81,000,000. ALL SOUTHERN COMPANIES, oct 26 > ly "MULLER~oxvis.~ JUST RECEIVED NEW SUPPLY OF ALL KINDS OF A FAMILY OROCECIES, N. C. Flour, C. Sides, Breakfast Strlpos and 'Shoulders. Conslautly on hand WATER MILL GRIST. Also, a lot of very cheap BUGGY UMBRELLAS warranted 12 months, by Mr. JOHN DAVIS, maker and repairer of all kinds of Umbrellas, Ccu-3 and sec for yourselves. MULLER & DAVI8, nov {??ly Broughton Streut. m I>. WOLFE HAS JUST RE |^ # CEIVED a fresh supply of Cnoico Family Groceries, and Gibson's XXX Whiskey. Very low for Cash. nov 10 0 s Dr. B. M: Shuler, Druggist. ilfUST RECEIVED AND OPENING A FRESH ?J, Supply of DRUGS AND MEDICINES. , Also Perfumeries, mich an Kxtv^cts,-Toilet Soaps of'every description. A full aSuOrt-ont of Hair,' Clothes, Nail, Tooth and Shaving "Brushes- of the' best qualities. ? ' ?*--VatZv fti ')U-? > f \\\th, a fine assortment,of,. Stationery, Inks, Lead Pencils, Imlollible Pcucits fof'^ Marking' Cltdhcs,"' Writing Pens add HofdersV of Tcvpry 'description, Memorandum Ifooks, AeT ** ^* * *x You can find anything genet ally kept;, in a well Regulated Drug Store. ?. Ali,of which is bffcfcdfow for the Cash* Call and sce.for yourselves. ????-te**???i? i ?;??-Sh-i SELLING OFF j -toM M dtoi_rt3_ Ls?/>.? ,t,iK?? _t*1o7 JttZiXfi ? '! . . " ?;?-???>!? "i* otvh^i ?{ ? ? ' ? $33 * ' kfcbrf -m?J t_ifr_ies*? 'l ? ,">*?/? 4tt? ?.fhn?ttii feto? Jo?t i> O S X q " ' ' ?' ????? '???' >?* .Aiwaf?. ... trrttttr i. ; .. !- ? " .?m)? ?1 v. g ? GOODS, I ..?.-/. "?&*.??$ rjw!1. ,NA>.i' >??? use .?'??! bt?S *Uiin?_ HH ill* f i ?-o -i> ? I ' <*? JUST RECEIVED x-. . . ?j ?? ^ . ..... J, *? > fX-Vv .aw*** |_ jsjrfij d_j_?o . 1 *x( '.''iir.ijx v" -trod ? .? , ?, '1 t<: v??l &0*.-&_f?4r| AGENTS;' ? I Wl5 M ' 1 ly I _ Schedule South Carolina Bail Road. B. LOUIS & CO., ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MA?C.rf 29tu THE Pus.?cngcr Trniiis ou the South Carolina Rail Road will run as follows : i. For. .Columhiu?Day .Train. Leave Charleston..._;_ 0-;in A M ?? ()rangchurg........;......J.rAfTW.\_ltI:10 P. M. Arrive at Columbia. ?:m0 P.M. Xi'fht Train. teave Charleston..,.*..., "is40 P. M. Orangchurg.,.12:313 A. M. | Arrive at Columbia. 6;20 A. M. ? ' .? i-br Charleston?Day Train. cave Columbia.m 6:00 A. M " Orangeburg.....1. 9:4fl A. M rrivc at Charleston. 3:10 P. M Night Train. Leave Columbia.~ .1:30 P. M ?? Orangebiirg_;;?V:.-.:.%r.VV.?f?^^ Arrive at Chariestuii..,..,6:30 A. M. .11, T. PEAKE, mar 28?tf 1 General Supcrintendant. Important to Lawyers AND ? 3Tjsi_sri_s? meist; . The Weekly Bankrupt Register, PnbllHhcd ?rcry. sionday. rpiIE REGISTER PUBLISHES NO REPORTS I of Bankrupts, Adjudications, 'Meetings, Dis charges, Solicitors,, _c, except those' taken by its Special Reporters from the Pockets and Records of tho'District Courts in Bankruptcy, and these give, EVERY MONDAY, THE LATEST RELIAB! F. IN FORMATION of persons and-mattcrs in bankrupt cy in all parts,of ;tnb. Union*. . The ckipf value of the Rroibtkr to the Ley at profession, Is tho wkkki.v publication of correct Law and Practice Reports'of Important cases in tlie sovernl District Courts : especial and particular at tention -being given to tho Decisions of Judge Blatchford, jn this, the prlnolpal District.pf the county. Inspect! it at your Register'? ofBco, or at the _j$l triet Clerk's office, and judge for-yourselves. Subscript ions may be forwariK d direct, or be made through the Registers in Bankruptcy, or U. District Clerks. TERMS. Subscription per Anxi'm (in advance).$5 00 Six Months Subscription..........i.< _ ">0 Back numbers frcm the commencement furnished in all cases, until fur! her notice. No subscription for less'than a Volume of six months. Sample Copies Sent Free on Application. GEORGE T. DELI.ER, ? PniMfluan, may 28?tf 95 Liberty 8trect, N. Y.. THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Oranokburu District. In the Common Picas. Boston Carter. V Vs. V Attachment; Bailey & Bros, j WHEREAS tho Plaintiff did, on tho tenth ^ay of April, A. D. 1H?8, filo hjs Dcclara ?a against tho Dofondanls, who (as it is said) arc ;> * pent from and without tho limits of;thia, Slajta,fon 1 have neither Wife nor Atiornor kn4wn'vrithin the same, upon whom a copy of the said Beclo ration might be served: It is thcroforo ordered, That the said Defendant do appear and plead to the said Declaration on 'or beforo tho twelfth day of April,, which will bo In the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine, otherwise final and absolute judg ment will then bp.givon and.awarded against him. Clerk's Office, ) JOS. ROBINSON, Orangeburg District. V C. C. April 10, 18?8. J api 11 12 W _'' , t,- .1!" - KM. Wtl'.') i rpIIKtKDEU_ION121> HEREBY GIVES JL Notice to his friends and patrons, that hp has moved his stock of goods to the store previously oo cupiod by J. li. PllELPS. He hopes U\ he ahlo to give entire satisfaction to all and soe htm. ? June 8 ly Y. II. W. UKKHIMANN, \nlt In; ?Epity,,'. 1T OBANG KBUlMliDIgTMICT. lilt James D. Clcoklejr.-Rsfcvtor | , ;; . D.W. &,H,,Wesl?, SnelL _ . iBy the dccroo iu this case, tho creditors of _ Sncll are ve.,uirfW .within* tbrM ?TOtWrom the Hi In Equity, ORANGEBURG DISTRICT. JomesD.Clcbktoy; Executor,) r.i'V. Stielt & MV A. Fair. J iTfr^attft W>?*flS By the deepen In this ease the creditors of 8.-.Gi Fair," deceased,* arc required within throe^ months |. ORANGERURG DISTtttOT\ ? ? JTKe'Warf'Wf'ltelationa, } **** -Bill td -. .-vwtf. .Solicitor Southern Circuit.,: >? tt .> Perpetuate In re lost Documents.'1'*}** -uro u limony: Application having been made by David Furiicii ' to prove the existence, loss and contents, of, a deed t? of Conveyance'frOta Wm. Cooler) Margaret Coep4$*}* D; F. CpoppV, Joel A. Cooper,,, and Mary J. Copper, v of a tract of land iu Ornngcb'urg District, and State ? of South, Carolina, containing 154 acres, more or leas. On niotipu of ?lcasrs. Iilar fc^Dibble, Solioi torfl, it is ordored^'Tha't all" persons'w^b'desfro so to do, may appear before tie' \m*bo?17th day wf j.August noxt, to cross, oxamlno the evldenco pro* I ducod and introduceevidence In 'reply. Commissioner's Office, 1 ,V. D. V..JAMISON, , I Orangoburg C. II., \ Commissioner. May in, 1808. '? J=f* 9ttni>, ^nuvrM' yayl(i _- ' - . I ?'? l??^t Itt Equity, ORANGEB?RG, DISTRICT. AugustuB Holman, v Harriet Holman Imati et,; al ! J EthiVO'. nolrbari et' a! J By drderl 6? the; Court of Equity in. tho. obovo, ? - stated case, the creditors of the late Elias Holman, ^* deceased, are required' to prove their demands b<K?> fore me .on or before the first Monday in 'July next. OommlssibncrVOffice, 1 '' V.'D. V. JAMISON, *rU ' Mju:oh 27, 18C8, / . Commissioner, , , \ "THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Qr^nueburci District. ? ; In tho Common Picas. , HenrydJisehgffA Co. "I . ,5 -j. ? vs. V Altashtncfii. .-,Bailey1&1BJr.o*/.i ?Jbt^Jt^Vv? ??* y&i, r Whereas the plaintiffs did on tho 11th day of' April, 18G8, file their declaration againrt the'De fendants, ,who^(as it,, is said,) are nbscnt . from oad without the limits of this State, end have neither*" * wiferor Attorney known within the same,? ujpox* whom a copy of said Declaration mnv be Berved ; u motion of MeWs. lila'r k Dibble, ^Phiiutifl'}*'? ttorneys, it is ordered. That the said Defendantif o appear and plead to the said Declaration on or before t he 13th doy of . April, which'wiR be in thflu** year of our Lord one thousaur* hundred and' will then bojKpn and awarded against them. ClerkVOrm^, V J. F. RUlUSSON, i.pril 11th, 1W8. | ,C. p. P apl 11 oclra 12irt _:_iii-1?Li-i-_?i 'HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ORANGERURG DISTRICT. ; In the Common Picas, Jos. 11. Morgan, 1 ts. > Attacbmcnt. Joseph K. Bailey, j Whereas, tho Plniutiff did, on tho 2Sth d?y of, March, 18C8, file bis Declaration against the De fendant, who (as is said) is absent from and without tho limits of the State, and has neither wif? nor Lttorney' kn^wh*^ffin*r**flie*whrn?j;?p?m"wbem ? opy of the same declarution.migh.titwr Serrcd ; It is hcrefore ordered, That the -said defoadant do ap enr and plead to the said declnriiibn on or btt?ro ho 20th; u?jr of March, 186'% oi?crwise boar au<i absolute ju'lgmcut will then bo given and awarded . against'him. - ] r. ^> Werk'? Office,. \ J. F. ROBINSON, MkTCu'28,' 1808. f &&l&*#*m:C. P. f apr?14 }j J ORANGEB?RG DISTRICT. ' \ / In the Ccuii of Common Pleas. II. U- Jennings, Jno. T. J tuning*, vs. F.-?. WMsox? -ftrrrrA?f Tntoj,jrfjt'>*l_ .W&ETACIIMENT. -1XTHEREAS tho Plaintiffs did on the 20th.ilay ' yf\ of May file their declaration against the De fenuarite, who*:X*a ?> >? ?*id) are nbiwxt from and without the limits of thiB State, and have neither -nor- ftttolmbya^i.'*:" 3* within' ihc b?mo?. upon ? whom a copy of wdd (>c.>L? ration may be served: On motion of Hut sous & * ir!rre, Plaintiffs Attbrh*5ya it is orderod, .that the si?id Defendants do aj(s?Tc, : and plead to the said' declaration on or before'the 22nd day of May, whioh will he in tho year of our .Lortl, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty e*gut, ritTicrWiBe fiiifi*"nbd tiu??l?ie jUUgUieUl ? W?I then bo given and awarded against them. J.'F.ROBlNSOft, May 20, 18G7. XX jun 1 c8m4 C. 0 P, STATE"OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ?r a n g kbit no District. In In? I>l8i(rict Court. . In ptirstmnce of General drders No. 1C4, from Hcadq-.mvta? Secovid Miluwry District, the' Magis trate.-* of tho District of Orangcbnrg. wUl make.- a report on the lnth and last days, of each month to this Court', of all Commitments msdebj theotsduring the proceeding.half month, specifying date of Com mitment, names of Prisoners and the Offences for which they 'were committed; skid Magistrates shall also forward to the Clerk of this Court, aU tecogni sances and other papers, connected with the pro ceedings against the l'rUor^ers. aforesaid, which may bo in their possession at the date of making tho reports herein ordered. By .order of tho Court. 3. F- ROBINSONv Jammry 8,1868. Clerk Dlstrtet Cbur< ? .?fj?nlli>.r,>- rtMs^A. st* 0UI>lXAttY'S WTI?JK,~Al)?ilN?? ifstiratorA, Exceufofs and Guardinn* Who have not made their Annual Rtlnrus In this Pfljce, are called on to do so Without Delay. AH defaulter* will bo proceeded against in a' few divyn, aocordin^ to law. , ff?y Cffioo^Daya-^Mcndavs ar.d Fridays. Ordinarv'8 Office, \ P, A, McMIOHAEL, March 0, 18?)8. / Ordinary, O. D. taarT r.t l> T. A. KliLlOTT and of I?r*. ^M40TT ^ Sl\LLKY have been V?l??o<l in the hands of Col. P, A. McMiehael for eHJl^oticn and settlement. In ac coirdSrtoc with a previous notice oni- Penks must bo settled qtuiHeily. C-.l. MeMiohatl is aulhorliod ?0 give r?Vc,P,?' in settlement. T. A. ELLIOTT, M, l>l ?u\r\t-lf k\, S, 8^LEtyM< I>.