The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, June 27, 1868, Image 5
A G R I O ? L T U R A I* , & G *
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A Few >Vpras to Farmers 1
No. 3.
Aftor tho organization of a_ Agricultural
Association, winch would enable our farmers
quoation-for uiO?o flocid?y is,1 in whntj manner
' can wo beet efft?lWQ p'crtnanent settlement in
onrmidatt of tlii? laboring'%i_bs; Transient"
workmen will not anew or! They must be- tf_od.
and wo feel satisfied,- that thb owners, of largo
tenant system. Qbt good Tenants, and divide,
your landa among thorn, and your work is donoi
You haro only tuen ;to collect yqur snare ;~qf
thopr-cocds; itfd beyond this-you nro master I
of you^own time; -Do this,vand. your, esUtc^jj
become..rivU-baronies.j 4? nothing,or.?ypji-de
pend on1 nCgf? labor, and you, aVo tfslavb. and "
furth'etmoro you will bo sold out by tho shcriffj [
H?w can we get'this labor?;' You cortaiuly
Wilt be compolled for a-,while to utilizo tho
African. Not all of thcin. Get rid at once
of tlio loading Radicals, and employ only tho
well disposed and thoso least affected, nnd'.by
degrees displace all with' tho white labor.
If our farmers generally woro nblo to pay
good wages-^-say $10 or ?12 per . month and |
board?and a largo number in each neighbor
hood would "engage white 'men alone, there
would be no difficulty iu the way : tho change
..<!!';?'; v ' ' '??' ' ? ? -v ,
could be.made at onco. , But wo. do notboheve
this can be done-yet. Some few can do it, and"
thay _h?uld commonco it, but it appears us that'
in our pnscnt condition there is but,one prac
tical plan to nlaco tho matter on a lasting basis.
It iu As follows i I
Let eachneighborhood of fire; br ten miles
equaro, according to wealth and situation, eom
bine for tho purpose, and let each planter,
dpnato a cortain number of acres from his
tract, to bo given to a family or families abso
lutely and without charge. If possible, houses?]
should bo placed on each farm and' assistance
be given to each family in the'shape of pro.vi?r
iona, and'perhaps a cow and also horse power
to make the first crop. Arrangements should
be made, so that the proprietor could bo re
_ra_tnute_ ibruff such advances by "rccoivTng
a portion of the crop. If the landuwuor . has
liot enough to give away for the .purpose, lot
him designate what part of tho proceeds he
will require by way of rout or lease of tho place
for'sovoral years, and bind himself1 to make
titles .upon payment of a low price *"for ' the
land. Then make known through tho State
i-> fejifJV-.-l V ' ! 'i . ... . . ..... . ,.
agents these terms and offers agreed upon, the
Knumber of families to' be accommodated by any
particular neighborhood, &c, and there will
not bo wanting good and experienced farmers
to accept the olfer. By this means a number
of families would be colonized in the same scc
tion.of country, and permanently settled, and
that community would <neycr suffer afterwards
froui ? scarcity of white laborers. Tho favora
ble accounts sent homc'by thoso people would
bring thousands of day5 laborers for the farm
or_ use.
.But, aays.some chrbni'c croaker, all this costs
something. Wo arc aware of thnt, and answer
that everything .of; value costs something. Do
wo not not annually advanco almost as much to
negroes'? What wo are endeavoring to impress
upon you, is that tho farmer is paying much
more for nogro labor, than 4bo would have to
pay for the whito. In other words, niako your
calculations for five or ten years, instead of for
to-day, and where will you be at the end of
that timo With nogro labor ?. Let the past an
swer. Introduce tho plan we propose, a"d
your fortunes nro made.
In the one case, our bands nro exhausted,
fences Totted awny, stock killed off and the
farmer reduced to such a degree of poverty,
that he becomes unublo to hire any labor at
all :>in the Other he gives up a little of bis
timo, makes some advances to start'tho system,
and for the future his lands improve steadily,
become each your morb valuable, his barns bc
. gin to fill, and be himself can enjoy "some pbace
and Happiness the remainder of his days. As
the French say, "Vest h premier pas qui
eoute.'' Tho first step nlono costs.
We appeal to you seriously gcntlomcn, and
ask, will you not exort yoursolf to restore tho
former dignity and wealth of tho plantor and
fanner, or will you-waste tho remainder of
your lives in. vain regrets and pusillanimous
complaints.about thc-tbo times '( tWill you let
circumstances rule you, or will ybu^ranko a
manly effort to rule circumstances ?
SCRUTATOR. !
Salome, Prince Aehillo Munit's brido, has
been educated carefully and strictly, onu point
being thnt she was compelled to rise at five
o'clock, summer mid winter, and mend hor
own stockings".
'ho Winusboro Register contains tho coin-1
rmjiiicntion which, we givo below. The sub
ject begins to a)trabtj fttet)^oa iu tho.r?tnt'); |
buj, not that attention which il deserves. As1
^a matter of political eoonomy?as a matter of-]
J.a^or^^b^cJ^^ in3^!yj^t0 ^feii
an.d in the South. Wo behove that anything
liko a successful cultivation of the lands, by
the colored labor in this country, no longer
problematical-it i, Allure'.'' Tl.o'hcgro'ii
"?M' J**$H *i]f s%'oo*f
Bohio years must come over nini, before ho can
bo diecnchahtc^ol5 t^Wlfe^reahiBVith ?JhiSfi
renegades and enrpot-baggere have stocked his
mind ? in ??midpjghtf .league, rjo^inH, Whatever
?tkYAtb^^he4;8o)ut^ ofjt^o present Dolitiphl.
problems .involved in liid unsettled condition,'
of^flio Southern 'Stntos, the 'introduction, largc
siy| of a whito olomont from tho Northern and
<fettrppoaStotes, would bo oininently auvanta
?geous. Wo arp satisfied that oiio-fifth of tho
^Southern Jnn* wotfld ^o.pVo^tal^y^inle?tedJl*
"tfj-donated in'BsnialJ traots, Iq^boiihjUle vn?to^
sqttlers. Wff way|afi thw, olj^our?ojj|wtoh?R!p
forenco to K%dica^'l'tilc"Snd trio curses $ieW
?a i
.ponvcntTou^fVeal'cHtato owners might'develop
some useful and practical 'plan for diverting
immigration to* the sunny Southern fields ?
"Afr. Editor: The people seem to bo
awaking to the extreme nptf^it^^fd^oroirauigsj
pur white population by immigration. ?no '
Tarmcr offers to give, if ueccssary, one third of |
his land to actual settlers from Europe or the
North. Anothor, vshp has ouly a small farm,
:and' whoso honesty,' intelligence and 'thrift
constitute. him11 one "of oiii best citizens,- will
allow the immigrant to choose the beat twenty
five acres out of his farm of 225 acres, except
ing the. part uprm which im house stands. 'I
think that an immigration society should bo
.formed at once, and thai merchants aud profes
sional men who'do*not b'wh land, should con
tribute otherwise to the success of the project;
for they, as well as tho land holder, will be
benefitted by an iucrcaso of population.
CIVIS."
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? ... i mil mil . ^ ? <T3_Ui" ?' -
All Nf.ouoes.?The New Fork Tribune
boasts that tlio' Northern Methodist Church
has been established in overy Southern State,
and fiiat it numbers 150.000 members in thoso
States. .In making thjis statement, the ThiLune
fails to give the^ relativo ? num^ra*ifr;whitc8
and blacks. And well it should?for the truth
bf Ihc matter is, ,thoy arp ajl nqgrocs^ It is
somewhat surprising that the fjgurcp are not
largorT as it^is \vell jknown that Radicalism
through Northern influonco, has been'irteinmv
ted by.'degrcos into all their religious organiza
tions, until thhy have become almost n mock'
to Christianity, and a scandal to'tho age.' Tlio
North:, should understand this. ; Tho whole
Radical party in tho South is negro?The
Frecdmcu's Bureau is the Radical party mach
ine that is marshalling^ and* pmrpliing tho
negro. The Ra'dical speakers when they shy
"fellow citizens'? at public meetings but speak
to negroes1. When any of the Radicals talk
about "the people" they talk about the "nog
rocs," and no'no'else. '
The returns of the National Typographical
Union show ovor six thousand members. Tho
Union h&S'j^k^tcd resolutions against r.ajin
ternational ifi?TiyTight law, and in favor of the
bill pending in-'Congress to make eight hours
a legal dayta^ork in the govemmeut work
ships, d>., if?fijrccominoudiiig a tax often
cents per luqnth on, each member fur aiding
weak - Uhiolw^th their'^contcsts with unscru
pulous- capitalists." ??
??'-'..^C i ii -:-'
Queen Isabella has announced the approach,
ing marrago of hor oldcat daughter to a brother
of tho King of Naples?Count Gorgenti, who
has served aa;a;Cnptaiu in the Austrian army.
The'Princess is just'sixtoon, ? v.\.
GENUINE
MEERSCHAUM
GIVEN AWAY.
mi "io;_ ? i
THEODORE KOHN,
AGENT.,
'Opposite Cornchon, Kramer do Co.,
HAS FOR SALE THE CELEBRATED
YacM .Club SinotiAg Tobacco,
|:$. '? ' - } t i t y. i.'.ri LAH
In which Brand uro daily Packed in different
Sucks, orders which entitles eacli finder to a Genu
ine Meerschaum'Pipe. Also tho
EUREKA SMOKING TOBACCO,
in which arc also packed in different Sucks, orders
for ftn Elegant
EUREKA MEERSCHAUM PIPE.
Every Package-rof tho above named Brands of
Tobacco is guaranteed to givo entire satisfaction.
mili20DOItI3 K.OIIN has at.no
I jitst received and for1 sale cheap, a fresh sup
ply of GROCERIES/ PIPES, GARDEN SEED, TO
BACCO, Sic. &c.
may Id ly
Hoijskkuhim-:?* if you want
to purchase your Goods at Charleston Cost
Prices, go to
n v l?i T. D. WOLFE'S.
WM.
OOTTOIST FACTOR
-AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Boyce oYUo.'t^miTjr
- CHARLESTON, 8. D.
r?,y- Prompt and perBonal attention given to the .
Wo ob cottdfc tfrCP _ifSt* ?? __?? A
Holmes, Waties & Keitt,
^Jf?rd- ffiimet^r^Wm^lh^nkes," "Ch G. Keilt.
$bi 4- South Atluntio Wharf, | |
Charleston, 8.C
Will Seil oh'Commission Cotton, Lumber, _irn_?r,
Nav?l Storea andall/Country JProdueo,.\tStriot. at- |
tention given to tho "Purchasing of Storo, Planta
tion' and Family Supplies, Consignments and Orders
8olioited^;?JstanihiM-t^i ,3314p ' >
?EITT;.BROS. Agente for Orangoburg District.
? .Tipl l-p-'*-*- ** ? ****** ?J^^^^-.___^_^^8m_,
h :: _|?6c?E_:?i'
Life ifosuriihc^ Cpjii|iany.
' . Issueslali Kinds of Lifo Insurance Poticiesy,
DIVIDENDS ANNUALLY IN CASH.
oraceidiiB?
WM. M. C?LEr- CHRISTIONnVv-ROUGRV \
Secretary,^,, : PreaMent.
'! Hohnes, Waties /!&] 'feitt;
General Agent*, S. 0.,
Office No. 1 Soqth Atlantic Wharf,
. . CHARLESTON", S. C.
KEITT EROS: Agents for Orangoburg
District. ' '
?7
E. L. Jefiers & Go.,
FACTOES;.
/ Commission Merchants,
CHARLESTON, S. Ct
SPECTAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE SALE
i :df Cotton and'other Produce. Orders for,sup
plies carefully attended to.
Refer to Cuptain John A. Hamilton, R. 0. Stone,
Esq., Orangoburg, Dr. Wm. C. Whetstonei St. Mat
thews.
ftp* _ " ?. ^
[PAVILION HOTEL,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
BO ARO, PER RAY, $3.00..
A. BUTTERFIEIiP, MRS. H. B. B?TTERFIELJ),
Superinteudcnt. Proprietress,
dee 28
- ???-?-^-;?:
HIXRERS ICOIjSE,
( KOIt.M KHT.Y Jtr.3. PIDDLE 8,)
_ . 2S1 KING.fiTIlKET^;
Between Wctvtworth and Hazel Street*, ai%l
within three minutes*' walk of, all the f
?Principal tyholesalc and Retail
Hchtscs'of' Meeting, King and'Hayne Streets,
' .and the Post pffie'e., Charleston. S. C.
, The City r nil way, which; nfns lo each extremity
of tho City, iB yvithin fifty yards .of the house.
TERMS pF BOARD:
Board by tho day,.'....$2 60
" ? ?? Week............$12 00 to $15 00
II en hb Sparnick, Mrs. B. Eilbeks.
octlS tf
rriHE GREAT POPULAR PAPER
CHARLESTON^) AILY NEWS.
KiUDSCi ij/nun a i tit uu. i/i/mi/ou jtrti/-;
_: C .
THE CHARLESTON TRI-WEEKL\' NEWS,
Threo'Dollars a year*?Two Dollars for Six;Months.,
Terms?Cash in advance. No Paper sent
unlos tho Cash accompuniea the order. No Paper
sent for a loj-.gcr time than paid for.
R10RDAN, DAWSON & CO.,
dec 21?tf$ Proprietors.
ESTABLISHED 1802.
Charleston Couriet for 1868.
DAILY AND TRT-WEEKLY,
BY A. 8. WIMIWGTOX <fc CO.
Daily Paper - ~ . t - .$8.00 per Annum.
Tri-Weekly Paper - - 81.00 per Annum.
The war closed with a largo indebtedness on tho
part of our former subscriber, somo of whom have
proffered us payment. To others wo have presented
no claim, amid tho losses and misforhtnos by which
they have been surrounded, having been spared tho
necessity of doir.g so by the very generous, prompt,
and hearty support wo have uniformly received.
Wo are able to wait for tho advent of hotter times,
confidently assured that when prosperity returns to
the land they will chcorfully meet their obligations.
To all such wo cordially extend an invitation to re
new their subscriptions.
jun 11 dh tf
??_;_i_'_L
-_-?.
IN THE OISTRIOT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES?ronTill Distbict of
South Carolina?In tub Mattsb of Nathan W.
Sat.lkv, Bankuui't?In Bankruptcy.?To Wuom
it hay Concrun.-?Tho undersigned hereby gives no
tice of his appointment as Assignee of Nathan W.
Salley, in the District of Orangoburg and 8toto of
South Carolina, within said District, who has been
adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition, by tho
District Court of said District.
Dated at Orangoburg O. II,, the lltb day of Juno
A. D., 180?
juno 18?3t P. V. DIBRLE, Assignee.
IN tlic IMfttrtct Court or the United
STATES?Fob the District of South Caho
i.ixa?In tub Mattkh of Aliikht A. Shumakku,
Bankrupt?In Bankhuptcy?To Whom it may
conobrn.?The undersigned hereby.givos notice of
his oppointmont as Assignee of Albort A. Shuinak
er, In tho District of Orangoburg and Slato of South
Carolina, within said Distrlot, who has been ad
judged a bankrupt upon his own petition, by thu
District Court of said District.
Dated at Orangoburg c. H. tho 11th day of June
A. D. 18ft8.
june l!W8t' P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee
_-;-?-:-,-1- ? -
*V^OTICE?~A,l the Execution* for
JJ^I Poor Tax are in my office, and parties <nto
restod will do well to call at once and nettle und
save cost. J. W. H. DUKKS,
jaull?tf Sheriff.
11 rj??]fO?iT^,.gp?Rf house.),.
jRSfwv Tiih subscriber wd?r.? r
3|
w Re
?spectfully inform tho Traveling Pisb
Slfc. that his HOUSE is. pponcd for
Rtheif riecomtJdrttion^ - t. 'ili
RATES OF BOARD.
Hoard por Day.,.$ 1 7ft
?' Week.......... 7 00
f " Month.,.,... 20 00
. - JA8. C-A^NON,
l*nqirietor.
,ug 8. o ly ,,
^IIE FIRM OF Si L. JEFFERS & CO., WAS
Dissolved on iho 4th inst.
ho FACTORAGE nnd COMMI88I0N BU8L.t
NESS will bo continued by Wm. H. & Thos. A.
Jevers. . This style of tho Firm being
wm. II. jeffers & CO.
Consignments'of. Cotton' solicited. Prompt re
Uirns will bc'mpdc, and onr usual attention paid to
the interest of our friend*.
WM. n. JEFFERS k CO.,
Charleston, 8. C.
Refer to JOHN A. HAMILTON,
Or&ngobnrg, 8. 0.
anil , em
. .. % w/.?? jjmwntiy r^i.V'iv MJVj u*.<n.?. *.
1 >fl
CHEAP CASH STORE!!
. j. .d/jv> >.?!? ).'? j-.'jiii!, .fitai; ? ?< t ? ?.4.
we are receiving
*j?iL '.r;; .? hiav!A Vri
FB.ESH SUM^rES
DRY GOODS
G?OGS?IE s
every week,
And will guarantee quality and price to suit all
who may'favor us with it cull.
We will take iu trade ull kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
at tho highest market prices, and pat our Goods at
as low figures as any house in Town,
oot 18?cjy KEITT BROTHERS.
for lease,
THE FINE ESTATE, known as KEITT PLAOE,
sltoaf cd in St. Matthews' P?rish.'- The Estate
consists of three separate Tracts." .The Kcnnerly
Place has 400 acres cleared and-200 uncleared. The
Darby Placo has 300 cleared and '200 uncleared?all
fine: Cotton Lands.. .Tho' Koitt IMaoo consists of
T'dGC acres; one hair cleared nnd Sit a flue siuie of
Cultivation. TiiC Estate is watered by a largo
Crock, which affords go??rUl>go for'Cattle. Soil
Rich Red Clay. The Estate M ould ha Leased all To
one person, or in sjuall Tracts'of ?O dr 100 acres,
to suit small farmers.
Fine Mules sold with the Place on credit.
Tho Kcnnerly :i-ul Darby Places would be sijld
desired. For Terms apply to
J. J. WOOD A ED, St. Matthews P. O.,
nov 2?tf Orangeburg Distriot, S. D.
?lt SALE.?The Two PLANTA
f
TIONS forming a part of the KEITT ESTATE,
and known as "DARBY'' and "KENNERLY" places
will bo sold, together with the Mules and farming
tools. For terms apply to
8. S. KEITT,
Care of William Middlcton, Esq.,
dec 21?tf ' Charleston, 8. C
T7?R RENT?A Large and Com.
. MODIOUS STORE, lately-occupiod. by the
firm of Chas. Bull & Co., situated on Main Stroet,
in tho centre of business. . Also thc.Uppor Story,
finoly, Plastered and suitable for a Residence;
Kitchen . und outbuildings oompleto. Terms very
low. Apply to citer CHAS. S. BULL or
E. MARCHANT.
sept 28 ly
T^INAIi NOTICE,?WE REGRET
the necessity which forces us to put ull our
Notes and Accounts in the hands of an Attorney
and Magistrate for collection, and thoso of our
friends who desiro to save cost can do so by calling
on W. J. DeTrcvllle. CHAS. BULL & CO.
sept 28 ly
npO RENT.?TME, STORE AND
I Dwelling on Market Street known as the
'?WISE HOUSE," iu a convenient and healthy loca
tion. Tho best known Staud for Millinery Busi
ness, in Ornngchurg. Terms very low.
" APl'lT l? . ..
SAMUEL DIBBLE,
mar 14 ? ?
fireTWr^^r^
INSURE YOUR LIFE
AND
property..
Ooraelson, Kramer & Co.,
ARE AGENTS FOR
JEFFERSON FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Chartered Capital $250,000.
JAMES' RIVER INSURANCE
COMPANY.
Chartered Capital $1,500,000.
Piedmont Real Eafate Insurance
COMPANY,
. FOR LIFE ONLY.
Chartered. Capital $1,000,000.
ALL SOUTHERN COMPANIES,
oct 26 ly
a
M?LLER & DAVIS.
JUST RECEIVED
NEW SUPPLY OF ALL KINDS OF
FAMILY GROCERIES,
N. C. Flour, C. Sides, Breakfast Stripes and
'Shoulders.
Constantly on hand WATER MILL GRIST.
Also, a lot of very cheap BUGGY UMBRELLAS
warranted 12 months, by Mr. JOHN DAVIS, maker
nnd repairer of all kinds of Umbrellas,
Come and sco for yourselves.
M?LLER & DAVIS,
nov ft?ly Broughton Strost.
T]>. WOLFE HAS JUST RE*
# CE1VED a fresh supply of Cnoice Family
Groceries, and Gibson's XXX Whiskey. Very low
for Cash.
nov 10 u
e Southern DragSt?re
i ttirf ;
,,Dr. B. M. SMler, Druggist.
?^U8T RECEIVED AND OPENING A FRESH
O Supply of DRUGS AND MEDICINES. -
, Also Perfumeries, euch hh Extracts, Toilet Soaps
of every description. A fuU.aSsorJtiiijnt of Hair,
Clothes, Nail, Tooth and'fch?Vlng "Brushes-of tW
best qualities.
t, Lead
You can find anything geneially kept .in, a well
Regulated Drug'Store. 'All of which is offered .low I
for the Casln Call and see,for yourselves.
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GOODS,
if
JTST RECEIVED
I
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BY
D. LOUIS & CO.,
.?'????'?' vvjv.-' <if*?d; tniaeft ?tf< *?id-v* i
W .? .'?': ?) t v/ .t i(| VJt??? ".9-*t 'irf??..l?">iM>.?
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A. G-EIST TS, ~
fob 15 M 1 : : **J
_- ??? ? '_ . . ?_
Schedule South CarolinaJttaii Road.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH 29rn THE
ras.?enger Trains on the South Carolina Rail
Road will run as follows:
For Columbia?Buy. Train..j
Leave Charleston. Or-TO A. M. J
0rangeburg .....7...:.Tv.T7.?..T.TRftTO P.~3L|
Arrive.at Columbia. 8:50 P. M.
JSlyht Train.
teave Charleston. 5:40 P. M.
?? Orangcburg.12:80 A. M. i
Arrive at Columbia. 6;20 A. M.
Jbr Charleston?Day Train.
Leave Columbia.- C:00 A. M.
" Orangcburg. 9-.4? A. M.
Arrive at Charleston....3:10 V. M.
Night Train.
avc Columbia.......5:80 P. M.
" Orangeburg.10:82 P. M; |
Arrive at Charleston.......5:30 A. M.
.11. T. PEA KB, I
mar 28??f } , .General SuperinteudanL
Important to Lawyers
AND
? BTJSIlsrES? MEIST."
-:o:-*
The Weekly Bankrupt Register,
PiibllNhc?l Every. lionday.
npiIE REGISTER PUBLI8HES NO REPORTS
I of Bankrupts, Adjudications, Meetings, Dis
charges, Solicitors,. &c, except those taken by its
Special Reporters from the Pockets and Records of j
the District Courts in Rnnkruptcy, and these give,
EVERY MONDAY, THE LATEST RELIABLE IN
FORMATION of persons and? matters in bankrupt
cy in all parts of thu Union. 1 i
The chief value of the Rkoistsr to the- Legal
profession, is tho wkkki^y . publication of correct
Law and Practice Roports'of Important cases in the
several District Courts; especial and particular at
tention -being given to tho Decisions of Judgo
Blatohford, in this, the principal District.of-the
county. .
Inspect it at your Register's ofaco, or at the Dis
trict CUrtfM office, and judge for .yourselves.
Subscript ions may bo forwarded direct, or be
made through the Registers in Bankruptcy, or U.
8. District Clerks. ? . " i
"9TERMS.
Subscription per Asnum (In advance).,..$5 00
Six Months Subscription........?. 2 50
Back numbers from the commencement furnished
in all cases, until further notice. No subscription
for less than a Volume of six months.
Sample Copies Sent Free on Application.
GEORGE T. DELLER,
PriiLiauKR,
may 28?tf 95 Liberty 8trcet, N.
Y,
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Oranoeburo District.
In the Common Picas. I
Roston Carter. *)
vs. V Atlachmentt
Dailey & Bros. )
VI7"HEREA8 tho PlaintifT did, on the tenth ?lay
Vy of April, A. 1). 1808, file hjs Declara
against tho Defendants, who (as it is said) are k t*
seat from ond.wiU.out the limits of. this State, on i
have neither wifo nor Attorney known within the
same, upon whom a copy of tho said 'Declaration
might be served: ? '
It is therefore ordered, That the said Defendant
do appear and plead to the said Declaration on ?v
before tho twelfth day of April,, which wjU bo in
tho yoar of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-nine, otherwise final and absolute judg
ment wiil thou bp.givun and.awarded ngninsl him.
Clerk's Office, * ) reJOB: ROBINSON,
Orangcburg District , > C. C. P,
April 10, 1808. J
li.j.
nplll 12 m
THE ?Nl>llttSlrONEl> HEREBY aiVKS
Notice to his friends and patrons, that ho has
moved his stock of goods to the store previously oo
cupiod by J. B. I'll ELPS. He hnpos tn be ahlo t?>
gito entire sallsfaotion to all and see him.
June 8 ly F. U, W. HlUUtiMANN,
ORANGEBURG, DISTRICT.
?it i
Jaihcs D. Cleckloy, Executor V *
vs. ' [
D,.W.&I|,,We?ley8ueJ), J _ ,:T,.;,.,t >iV v
: By the dccroo in this case, the creditors of V. W\
Spell are required wlthiu> tbr^ OStgltjjJIgfrOEn the
date hereof to prove their dem&Sd?d?f^? inu.
Cpmmisiltlhcr'B Omee, *| V. D^-^MStS?#$*SE
OraugebtirsC.il., \ r.^J?ommIiifioner;
\ May- 23, 1808.
* In Equity,
**%#l$NGrEBURa DISTRICT.
JB^s'?^Cldoltiey^kcbUcor; V - - #>wi*
?!. V.EueB & M> Av' Fivir. ? J .
By the decree-in this case- the creditors offl/.Ot . ?
Fair, deoe^ctl, are required. 'Within throe months .
ft c-m tho ,dato here?f to prove thci*. demands before
Comuissioncr's Office, 1V. IK V."JAMIS0W;1 1 ?"*?
" ?^23.1808. J
nay ^IWhJvSm
E '? ^ <^
iThe^IiTWr^ReTatlone, y^mwwBlll td... > <i?*t .
I /Solicitor Southern CircniUiitj^tifPorpetuatd
' In re lost Document s.~,""';J<* *^F% itimonj:
Application having boon" made by Davld FurtitM
to! prove the existence, loss and contents, of, a deed
of Conveyance'froYn-Wm. Cooper)' Margaret Coopfcr*"
D. F. COopcV, Joel A- Cooper, and Mary J. Cooper,
of a tract of land in Orangcburg District,'and State
of South, Carolina, containing 151 acres, more or^;.?..?,
less. On motion of Messrs. Iihvr.& Dibble, Sollet?
tors, it is ordorcd^ Tlmt alV persons wliu'deafro so
to do, may appear before movonHo?.^17th day of
Auguafc.uoxL to cross cxnmino the evidence ,pro?
ducod and introduceevidence In'reply. ' '
Commissioner's Office, -l
-10rangcburg C. H., V
: May 10, 1808. J
!mny,l6
V. D. V..JAMISON, :
Commissioner.
'"?ll fr
In ^mty9
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT. :
Augustus Holman, > ?"'??'.?__ V.** "'
5 I &\'d$0\ Rolman eV nl J
By order? of the- Court of Equity in.iho,above r:,
stated case, the creditors of the late EliasTloiman^*
dcccuMcd. ?re required' tc. prove their'demands bev.?ir
stated
dcccuMcd. ?ro required' to. prove theirIdemauds be-.\
fore m* on or before the first Monday in July next.
Cominlssi?ner's Office, j ? V.'D. VI JAMISfJN,
. ' March 27, 1808, . / ? Commissioner,
mar 28 td ;
, -;???~-<--?r~?'?.---?-??-r--??-?., *
: THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Obajvoeburg District.- ???..
In the Common $%$g|]??
IIenry .Bis9hoff & Co. 1
ts. V Attaohmerd.
Bailey & Bro. j
r vrhorcas tho Plaintiffs did on tho 11th. day of
April, 1868, Hid their declaration against the De
fendants, .who,, (hs it Js said,) nre absent from ant?
without the limits of this State, and Lave' neither'"1 ?
wife or Attorney .kiiowu Within the ?ame,; upon
whom a copy or said Declaration, may he served ;
On motion of Messrs. I*lar & Dibble,' Plaintlflfal14
Attorneys, it is ordered. That the said Defendant*,
do appear and plead to the said Declaration on *t '
beforejhe 18th dj?y of April, which will .be in the, "
year of onr Lord ouo thousand hundred and".
*-???'Tlt)S"j?ne' jttugmre*- -
hundred sina.
will then beJH^n und awarded against them.
ClerkVOfoeoV V F- -1WBINSON;
lpril,lith?l,808,-/ :,Cj C. I\
apl U oe8m 12tri
_^. ? ?_?:??--.??
STATE OF SOUTH GAKOUNA,
ORANG EB?RG DISTRICT
Bttl
Jos. lL-^organ,'
VB."
In the Coniman i'lca.** ..
Attachment.
:)
Joseph B. Bailey.
"Whereas, tho Flnintiff did, on .thoSSth day. of
March, 18C8, fita his Decluratioh sg?dhst the Dew
"endant, who (as is said) is absent front and without
ho limits of the State, and has nt' her wife nor
Attorney' known*" within tlio"" same, opirt? whom a
copy of the saoio declaration might be Served ; it is
hereforc ordered, That the said defondant do ap
"ear'a'hd plead to the said declnTatiori on 'oVheforw
the 20th; day of ,Marcb, 1860, otherwise ^firial" arid
absolute judgment will then bo given and" awardwi ,
against him. 'S2Net?iife''4fr.
Clerk's Office, \ J. F- BOBIN80N,
March'28; 1808. j 0. C. V. /t.
...april^.,' M'^v??..
"" ?ffic^talc^ of SoTith Carollnn.' :
ORANGERURG DISTRICT. '
In the Ccurt of Common Tloas.
II. ID Jennings, Jno. T. Jennings, vs. F. A. Wilapx
--aen,^E. Talmjidgff.J
. .ATTACHMENT.
'ITT HERE AS the Tlaintifffl did on the 20lh i*y
W of May file their declaration agamst' ths De
fendants, who t?8H i?-?H?d) ure absent from and
without tho limits of this State, and hove neither
^Ivcs nor attorneys known within the mbd,-upon
whom a copy of paid declaration may be served:
On motion of HulsonsA Lcgnre, Plaintiffs Aftes-neya
it is ordered, thnt the said Defendants do appcir.
the said declaration on or bcforc'th?
pnd plead to tho said declaration en or before th?
22na day of May, whioh will he in the year ofTojyr
J. F. ROBINSON,
May 20, 1867. XX jun 1 ?8nvl C. C P,
sTATiiC6*r,Sb;v
OllAXOKBUItn DlSTIWCT.
-INA,
In Iho District Court*
.? In pursuance of General Orders No, 164, from
Headquarter^ Second Military District, the Magis
trates of tho District of Onuigeburg . will make a
report ou the lnth and hist days of each month to
this Court, of all Commitments made bj them-during
tho proceeding half mouth, specifying date of Com
mitment* names of Prisoner's and the Oft'ence.i for
which they were committed; said Ms gist rates ?hall
also forward to the Clerk?of, this Court, aU recogni
sances and other papers, connected With the pro
ceedings uguiuKt thv Prisoners aforesaid, which
may be in their possession at the date gf milking
iho reports horein ortlered.r - ;
By ortler of the Court.
. ? . j. F- robin's?n;
January 8, 1808. Clerk District Court, ?
janll i ? iii ? ..^t*?ft
OROIXAUY'S ^OTICK^AWlISi
tstratofs, Executors and Guardian* who have,
not mado their Annual Returns in tliis Pftjce. a.re
oalletl on to ,d? so Without Delay. All defaulter^
will bo proceeded ugai^sit In a few days, according
to law.
'Jtt^Gffico'Day^-Mondnv* und Fridays.
Oitlinarv s 0?ioe, \ P, A, McMICHAKL,
Mnrch'Q, 1808, I Ordinary, O. D.
war 7 .. , .at
"VTOTICE.?TI?E ?OOKS OF l>Bi\
1^ T. A. ELLIOTT and of Drs. ELLIOTT
SlVl.LEV havo.heon ?df\s>e.d In ?ho hands of (^ol. P,
A. MoMlohacl L.r euileotian and eottlement. In ac?
cardsnee with w previous notice our Hooks must bo
j.ttQttlod-quarterly, <\>1. MoMiolmol is.'auihoris^d, to
give r^v^'ip'?* in settlement.
" r ' T. A. ELLIOTT, M. 1\
iut\rU--tf A, s, HALLUV, M, D,