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wwtzzf ji u w mar?. Campaign Songs t; . TlUBD AND TRUE. ?^?'-'Fall In, fall in, a nation erica Unto bor bobs for aid, a, . Of fill tho righlB that freemen prito. ft* r By despots now betrayod, The watohfiroB bom on overy height, -Tho thunder BbekeB tbo air, Of millions marohing on to fight * For Seymour and for Blair, Come, tried and true, ? Both grey and bluo. Together eido by eido, United in one oommon oanse, r^j rKor weite mon'a rights and hon cut lawn, ** * 'OK who oan etem tho tido. Cloao up, cloao up, tho serried lines, Tho tyrants reign is e'er; /**, ,f fTf Boo, hlaeing .on our banner Bhincs, Our leader's namo, 8uymour, And hark, the signal for the fray, New ringe upon the air; We know It, on ear eonqnering way, bogle notes of Blair, b li Come, tried and true, elo. ?tip* 4Forward, march on Caucasian blood, ?r.. s - ?? ?? jfe?er yet has blanched before Tho muddy and barbaric flood That flews from Afrio's shore, TwUl over course tho ruling tido, : While" arms have nerve to dare, And South and North fight aide by wide, For Seymour and for Blair, rc-?"?^QffiffT. C,ornc> tried and time, etb. i . . .1. [Brom ,tho N. Y. Herald.] Radirait-listiiimlcs of tho Presidency .Radicals' base their hopes of the Presidency on the Conviction that they cnu carry for Grant these States, lyhoso electoral votes together givo a majority of tiie whole nuiubor : Maine....... 7iMicbigan.8 Minnesota.4 iHlllUV.... ............. , .... I New' Hampshire.. 6 Massachusetts.12 Bhodo Island. 4 Vermont...... 6 Wisconsin. 8 Iowa. 8 Missouri.11 North Carolina. 1) South Carolina. t> West .Virginia. 5 Kansas. 8 Ohio.:...5. .21 Tennessee...;....10 Ku4trhat:.T. hb Illinois.It) Lonisiona. 6 ?g?fVrrv-..?*?;>?,. 160 #'*Fhey feay *rthere? shbnld be no'* doubt 'of Gr?bt} carrying at iloust thcse.'r\ They^ tajpe ^HfMlitherSj'of course,; but venture to .'count plily the above This estimate,'therefore is h tiorV wJfion and admits the rail?rc of radicalism .in lhe,iCTeat States that have hitherto* L'ivcn \\ WF*5* + ?*.r*i- .xmutjmr *?.-.,?,. , force in the nation, v, _ -5 ??^^np.whefe.right baye.fchoy to count oven the States they name/ They count them on 'tns strength of past votes; but this is a time'in which pooplo go completely over from one side -i5fi theetltor of political divisions, as we recent ly saw in Oregon. From the fact that wo are ^reasoning for such a period we should /bo very . /slow to project the future from thepait. Now York, is not counted for Grant, because of re cent changes; but how can any man say that changes of the same tendency will not drop from the Grant list sovoral of tho States How many of tho States named above arc so Positively strong iu ttto, radical faith that they can be counted upon despite contiugoncy ? Only two?Massachusetts and Maine. Theso alono are sure. It is, however, in the very highest dogree probable that Grant will carry seven other States in the list?Bhodo Island, Vermont, Kansas, Minnesota, l?w?, Michigan and Wisconsin. New Hampshire is not by nny means a certainty for Grant while Indiana afed Illinois in the absenoo of elavery and tho broad war issue, are democratic States, and ?rill in all likelihood indicate a well defiued sympathy with the reactionary movements' ' against the party they have acted with for tho last two Presidential elections. No man bus ?any right to count "West Virginia for any par iy. ? It has no recorded predilection, ( It hasi jonly voted in one Presidency, and then it do-JJ elded for thu war, and for tha simple reason that its right to decide at nil, even its existenCo as a State, would at that tine hare been de nied by the other party, Ohio is somewhat in the same position as Indiana and Illinois. It was a democratic Stale in the old days, but went with tho re publicans on new issues. Can republicanism Count on tho continued support of a people. ? ihftt keeps its eyes opon for now issuos?that can 'Beparnto itself from party as it secB occa sion, and permits a party to outlive its crimes against humanity '( Five Southern States arc included in the Grant list; but we need scarcely say that that is founding Grant's chances uu n very shaky foundation Of the one hundred and fifty-uino votes above estimated as- nearly certain for Grant it is quite safe to say that at least one hundred are equally likely to go for Seymour An important decision has rccontly been mado in Massachusetts in referenco to the ex $ ecution of a trust under a will which required tho executory to raise the sum of one hundred nnd fifty thousand francs, money of Franco, to fulfil a marriage coutract. The question in volved was the method of ascertaining the amount to be not aside in dollars to carry out tbo testator's intent^and the Court held that . tho oxecutovs must.pay over such an amount in .Treasury notes of tho United States-as would purchase in Boston tho sum of onu.hun ? tired tuul fil'ty thousand francs. . The trade in tho mcnt mr.rkota since tho alarming announcement about the oattlo plague has fallen off one ha I!" So say the mrirkct men in New York. v Items* Gcrinau in to be taught in tho Nashville I common schools. Tt is* rumored that Gon. McClellan-* in about [ returning borne to take an active part in the coming election. Quito a smart village has sprung up at Man Junction, Virginia, sin oo tbo war. Su mac is its staple of trade. The catcher of a Cincinnati base ball club Is so good at "taking fordo' that a local bard cel ebrates him as a ehiokoa thief. Ninety locomotives are now in me on tho Union Pnoific Railroad, and one hundred and sovon others have beou ordered. "Surprise weddings" arb tbo latest novolty at Cleveland, Ohio. They tako place at pic nics, camp meetings, oxoursious, aud tho like. A Paris fashion correspondent writes that an attempt is befug made to restore tho high < tortoise shell comb of our grandmothers. Why does it cost ?44,413,161 more to rap port tho army and navy in the year of peace, 1867, than it did in tho year of poaee, 1866? Tho prevalence of yellow fevor at Key West is denied, ou tho authority of letters from that island. V ? "* V " ' ?A prominent officer of tho Paeific Railway has mado a bet of ten thousand dollars that the road will be completed by tho first of May. Andrew Wickstrom, a Swodo, aged sixty years, died iu poverty in Boston on the 18th. He was on guard in Fort Sumtcr at the mo ment the first gun was fired. The people of fnd'ana are beginning ti> think that something nust bo done to relieve them of the stigma of living in ' the great divorce State." Tho divorces granted in Indiana, under, presort* laws, number, ou the Average, about five thousand per annum. A few days ago Mr. Georgo Jenniugs, ofj North Wilton, Conn., while going through the cavalry excioise with a sabre, accident ly struck his little six-year old son upon the neck, nearly severing the head from the body.? When the horrified father saw what ho had done, be attempted to commit suicide, but was restrained by tho neighbors. Mr. Buehauau and Thnd. Stevens, though living in the sanic^towo so Jpugttigethor^ never spoke when they met in the street. Novcrlho lQ.^Mr^.4lJtiohannn;. admitted of his rival,.| "Thaddeus Stevens has u good headend a good heart, and if it had not pleasod Providence to .omit, the moral part of hjs nature, hlT^reuidj havo been, a great man." FIRE! FIRE! FIRE |J INSURE TOUR UFE AND PROPERTY. Comelson, Kramer ?& Ca, AltE AGENTS FOR EMPIRE STATE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Assets 8300,000. JAM RS' RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY? Chartered Capital 81,500,000. I'tacttuoiit Ilcnll EhiuIc InBiirnncc COMPANY, F 0 R L 1 V 15 O N L V . Chartered Capitttl 91,000,000. AMi SOUTHERN COMPANIES. in Equity, OR?NGEBURG DISTRICT. Tho State Es Rolatione \ Solicitor Southern Circuit. V Jn re lost Documents. ) Tho State Ex Rolatione Hill to Perpetuate ToKtinioiry. Application having heon made l?y Mrs K erlab Ilulhnnii, widow of Frederick IluQman to estabrom the Existence, Contents and Loss of certain OrdCjfg confirming writn of Partition of certain landa m Orangeburg District from the Cojrt of Equity, as hor distributive share of her fathor Thomas Gden ton, Sr., deceased, ^>ti> 1 lands being two tracts, one Contninin;j V?l) acres/ the other 2tU) ncres moro er lr\-.'.-. Under which erdw* sliv jvaja jiiit, iu postu ; idofi of*iHtPlarfc.s. On ffiotron T. H. Cooke, F.sq., Solicitor, it is ordered. Th.il all persons who doKiro ko to do, may appear beforo mc on the 26th day of October next to crosa examine the evidence pro* dtioed and intro<tuco cvidenco ifl reply. Commissioner's Office. \ V. D. V. JAMISON, Oningeburjr.II., - CoinmiWioiier, July ?rt, J811H. ) July 2"i id A^rheys and Solicitors. Will Practice in Courts of the Slate?and;also of tho Unitod Status, especially in tho Courts of ?ANKR II PT C Y. O^^NGKElBTJIlGt, s. c. JAMES P. 1ZLAB. SAMUEL DIBBLE, feb 28 * ly COPARTNERSHIP De TREVILLE & AMAKER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Oranyvburg District. W. J. Dn TREVILLB, A. P. A MAKER, Orangebnrg C. II. Lewisvtllo, S. C. f?b 1 ? ' if " frederick fersner, dentist. WILL BK IN ORANGEHUKG EVERY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. JXSf Rooms at Masonic Hall, opposite Cornclson, Kramer &. Co. npril 4 tf is*.. ezekielT WATCHI MAKER ANU> JEWKf.KK, (At Store formerly occupied by C. Dull ii. Co.) ORAXGJili URG, S. V. ALL WORK WARRANTED, may 'J if ORANGEBURCt hotel BY W.. It. T21Jt-:A?>WS-;?.?.. AftS& 'THIS HOUSE HAS BEEN NEWLY FIT fralii' ted up, an?! i-> now open for the aecommoibv Q?i?Lfion ..." the public. Cornev Russell md Hroughton Si ?''?.'; . may '.> AGENTS Foil THE Equitable Life Insurance Compnnv Ol' NEW YORK, POLICIES N?.!N-F0HFE1TALLE, Dividend Declared Annually to Policy Holders fob 23 td THE CANNON MOUSE! (OPPpSITJ] cor 1 IT HOUSE.) c4M?fe??i T|rf:|?]BSClUBEK WOULD Kc ' ;vcK- ^i-i-J^apoet fully inform I be Traveling Pub J^?^^'v^fg^iic that'his HOUSE is* opened for th-ir necoinodattou'. RATES OF HOARD. Board per Day.S 1 76 " Week. 7 00 -?vi ?? ? Month. 20 00 \ ?X.A.S. CANN ON, \ Proprietor. aug s\ o _~-JT P'j^XlES?N HQT3BL, CHARLESTON, S. C. bqarr, per day, ftS.oo. A. BUTT?KKIHI.D, MUH. II. L. BUTTER FI KI.D, Superintendent^ Proprietress, dec 28 MlzM7roi)gers & co., Cotton Factors AND COMMISSION merchants, CHARLESTON, S. C. P. J. PELZKR, F. 8. RODGERS, W. o. MUCKENF?8S. jnly 11 4m The Southern Drug Store ?v.'A'?tv~^u-?"^ji' 2 Dr. B. M. Slniler, Druggist. JUST RECEIVED AND OPENING A FRESH Supply of DRUGS AND .MEDICINES. Also Perfumeries, suoh as Extracts, Tollst Soaps of every description. A full assortment of Hair, Clothes, Nail, Tooth and Shaving Brushes of the best qualities. With a fiuo assortment of Stationery, Inks, Lead Pencils, ludclliblo Pencils for Marking Clothes, Writing Pens and Holders of every description, Memorandum Hooks, &c. You can find anything generally kept in a well Regulated Drug Store. All of which i? offered low for tbo Cash. Call and boo f>r yourselves. mar 7 ly / 1 J'BXEi'r'S PATENT STEEL SRUSP COTTON 0!N Cotton ginned on this Gin Id in Charleston last Season, at one t.) two ci a;;? per pound n;'?rt- than the same triads of Cotton ginned on the ordinary Gins of tin Country. This statement i ? coriified by l wonty -five of the princip.il Fucfot ? d Ltuyers iu Charleston. Price Six Dollars per Saw for Cosh or City Ac oeptaneos Send foi n Circular. 1JRIN LEY'S PATENT PLOUGHS And a full Slock of Hardware and Agricultural Implements tor : ali low, v;uol st't an ' reu 11; C. Gil \VEI.li) . No. G2, I'hiiil Hay, South of the Old Post Oliico, July 11?2iu Charleston, S. C. I?OR S tT,F.?Two PliANTA 1} TiONS forming a part of the K151TT ESTATE arid known n? "DARBY*] and "KKNNERLY" places will bo Hold, together with the Mules and farming iooIx. For terms apply to R. 8. KKITT. Care of William Middlnton, Esq., dec 21?If Charleston, S. C. I7imfraijAk~n nuhsery, ?Ijchjs ; %A, pa. Wo < (ley for tho Fall Planing, a very largo and superior nek ..f Fruit Trees, Gi tpe Vino$,s&t raw Ihmtv Plants, Bosos,<Evergreen?, Or namnutnl Trees and Shrubs, Uedding and Green House Plants. Descriptive and wholesale Cat a* higucs in illtid oh application to P. i liERCKM \X8, jnly 1*? ? * Augusta, Ga. T\TOTIC5E.-Tho Ire Cream Salooii at the Old College Chapel wHl hereafter b>i opened on Fri lay afternoon i !' each kvetjk from ti Iii 11 o'clock j'dy it ' t: WM. WALTON SMITH, - ' C?TTON FACTOU ?and? COMMISSION MERCHANT, Boyred; Co.'s Wharf. CHARLESTON, 8. D. Prompt and personal attention given to the sale of Cotton. nug 24 mna G CHEAP CASH STORE 11 WE ARE RECEIVING FBEBH SUPPLIES OP DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES EVERY WEEK, And will guarantee quality and price tosnitall who may fnvor us with a call. Wo will take in trade all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE at I ho high Oh t market prices, ami put our Roods at a^ low figures as an}' house in Town. oct IS?cly KEITT RR0THER8. The Carolina Farmer > ELLE VI NO THAT THE INTERESTS OK TUE _3 Farmers and Planters off his section demand ffie public; :*.>? <>(' :? peirio II ial be bo devoted to the advancement ui Agriculture in thetwb Onro liiias, wo have determined to establish such a pe riodical under the title of THE CAROLINA FARMER, and will ir-yno the first number as soon as '\ suffi cient number of Subscribers arc obtained tepayu reasonable share of the expense of publtcr.ti<m. Tho FARMER will b<? ismicd monthly nt$2 1)0 per unntim, in advaucu; will contain not less than thirty-two Inrgo doublo-columii pages ofrwuliitg matter, bound in handsome cover.'-; und in typo- ! graphical'execution will uot be surpassed by any Agricultural Monthly it. t!;.. country. jWing determined tu do whMt?vcr,cnergy will ac complish tn mrthiufj fiho FARMER v. o'rthy flic sup port of Ihc" hfliettigeut Pmntcrs Fanners tif Worth Caroiiiif and South Carolina : and ik'Htring to introduce it into every county in tiior'- StaVea, wn wish to employ active Agents at every Itmt ?diice. to whom the mo.il littoral inducements will he offered. Address all oommunioatlons to W.M. n. HERN API), July i- -it ? ' ? JVilmiugful, N. C. rJP,IE S*OI?*.'?,ABt PAPER CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS Subscrijttion /Vir * Si.: Dollar* a Tear ! THE CHARLESTON TRI-WEEKI.Y NEWS, Three Dollars n year?Two Hollars for Six,Months. JSSny*" Term*?- Cash in advance. No Paper n^ni unles the Cat h accompanies du o^der. No I'upvr ecnl fur a longet time tnan paid fur. HIORDAN, DAWSON ft CO., d?-c 21?If 2 Proprietore. ESTABLISHED 1802. Charleston Courier for 1S68. DAILY AM? TRI-WEEKLY, MY a. S. WILjUWUTOAT ?fc CO. Daily Paper ? ? ? ? 88.00 per Annum. Tri-Woukly Paper - - $4 00 per Annum. The war closed with a large indebtedness on the part of our fortner subscribers, some of whom have proffered uh payment. To others we have presented no claim, amid the losses and misfortunes by which ibuy have been surrounded, having been spared tho necessity of doing m> by the very generous, prompt, and hearty .support nu have uniformly received. We are able to wait for the advent of bettor times, confidently assured that when prosperity returns to I he laud they will cheerful!} meet their obligations. To all such we cordially extend an invitation to re new their subscriptions. jan 11 ? dh tf Hilders mroirsM, (fuuvkki.v Mas. ninni.k'h,) 284 KINO STREET, Behceen Wehttcorth and Hazel Street*, irad ic-ithiti three minutes* italic of all tint Principal Wholesale and llctail Hottscs of Meeting, King and Ilaync Street*, and the. Past O?ru, Charleston, S. C. The City Railway, tvhieh runs t<> each oxtromily of thi City, is within HPy yariin ?.?:' tho house. TERMS OF ROARD : Hoard !.\ the dav.?2 Ml .4 .. Week.S12 <K) lo ijlft i?) Henk? Si utNick, Mlts. !>. If it.ukiis oil 18 Ladies' Mutual Aid Association <M.l ."? Uf.ESTON' s. c HMUE object of this \S.SOClATION i- In n dal Q Ladies who are struggling their own en deavors to nipp ?rl th ii - d is iir>d families. Orders for all kind of NEEDLE WORK will bo neatly and promplb executed 1 : * Inch i ho A so ciation will b-i responsible. A lab, Southern IVcsorv?? .lellin, Wine:?. Cor? dial:, and Pickles, iV<\. an made under i:*- r.usnicea, and the ' ?nulity (iuara'nteed For tin* benefit of our friends abn ad. we ;??! v a li.nl uf some of the Prceorves, sc.: Orange, Piuoapph and IVnoh Marmalade Preserves, Lemon* t.-itrout!, We I Iii liai iid Ogi ee!i< j. Limes, PlficK Ue.rry, IMiim :ir.! Quince lullica, Wines, Cordials, I'eai It and Apple Leal her, Crystulized Fruits, Pickled Shrimps and Oyslcrs. All orders for Work, Prcsorvf**, &c. to head dressed to Mns. LEE, Suporlnlondontj A; ihc Repository*', N'n ", < ii ii mi- i - Street, ChaVlcston.' Protective Union MERCANTILE ? REFERENCE II E G I S T E R. Tub Mkuoiiakth' Pbothotivk Union, organised to promoto and protect trade, by enabling ita subscribers to Attain facility and safety in the granting of credit?, and the recovery of claims at all pointH, have to aiinonnoe that thoy will, on or about September 30, 18Gb, publish hi ono largo quarto volume: Tna Merchants' PaoTBCTivB Union, org\nlzcd to promote and protect trade, by enabling itr sub - Horibers to attain facility and safety inthogremieg of credit?, and the recovery of claims at ail points, have lu announce that (hoy will, in September, 1868, publish in one targe quarto volume; Tiik MsaenAyTs' PnoTBUTivn Iis ion Mebcantilb Rkevkubkob Rcoisratt, containing, among othur things, the Names, Natuke of Business, Amount or Capital, Financial Standing, and Ratino as to Credit, of over 400,000 of the principal merchants, traders, bankers, manufacturers, and public companies, in more than 80,000 of the cities, towns, villages, and settlements throughout the United Stntcn, their territories, and the British Provinces of North America; and embracing the most impor tant information attainable und iiocossnry to enable the merchant t-> ascertain at a glance the Caimtai., Chauactkb, and Drobkb ov Obeuit of euch of Ida customer4 as are deemed worthy of any gradation of credit, comprising, also, a Newspaper Directory, containing the title, character, price, and place of publication, with full particulars relative to each journal, being a complete guide to the prtsc of ov??ry county in the United Status. The report:', and information will bo confined.to those deemed worthy of some line of credit; and a.-: the shim will be based, no far as practicable, upon the written statements of the parties them selves, revised and corrected by well-known and reliable legal correspondents, whoac character will prove a .guarantee of tho correctness .of the infor mation furni-died by them, it is boliuved that the reports will prove more truthful and couiplclc, aud, I he ret ore, tupurior to, .nod of much greater value, than any previously issued Ify nid of Hits Meki \ntii.e Rr.rERENCE RcoiKTKn, business men will been enabled to 'ascertain, at a glance, tiie capital and gradation of credit, as sompnrad with financial worth; of neatly every tnerchaat, :. aaufai luror, trader, undjk-inker, within the above-named territorial limits^- y tJn or about the first each month, subscribers will also receive the Monthly Chronicle, containing, among '???bei things, a record of such important changes in the name and couditica of firmfl, throughout the country, as may ocottr subsequent to the publication of each half-yearly volume of ;hc MV.moantii.i: llnr.at .m r. Reciistee : f'riu of The Merchants Union Mercantile RcJ'crcriet It - i't-r, fifty dollars, ?($60,)/or which it trill be*/or worded to any add>est in the United States, trantp?ria tion paid. ?,;. :.} ? - <:'"/?? ? charts of the Capita* Stock, in addition to participating in the profits^ trill receive oru roj-y if '/<? Mercantile Rei'Mience Rkqihteii-./w/ Hi charge; t' i.J'i - <;/ ttti .?hare- tcjii It ealitlcii /??? Two ? ides ; more than /?:,; shares ofthc^Capital S>. eh i ill he iufcift u to any iate tippliett'nt' Ail rntitl aces, vr?r; *, cr cottuii'inira'ions relative to the. book sh'iuld Ke nddressed to the Merchants1' /Vt*/<? Union, ta the American ,Krxhanyc. Utuik Building, A'?>. 1-8 Itrdudu'iy, 2q??,J ' X-i'-V?k. uug" 22 fun Schedule South Csiro.i;;;! K;t?l Road. N AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH 2?th THE Passenger Trains on the South Carolina Raii '? will run as follows: For (JfAvmhi.et'?O'W train. Leave Charleston..-?? ???? f:30>Al M. OriMu'i .12:10 P. hi. Arrive at Columbia. SfGO P. M. .Vv//;. Train Leave Charleston. 5.10 P M. Oranpohurg.I2:8? A. M. Arrive at Cohtiiibhi. u.Ju A M. For Charleston?Hay Train. Leave Oolutnhbi. 6-00 A. M. Orangeburg. l>:13 A. M. Arrive at Charleston . . 8:10 P. M. Nitjhl Train. Leave Columbia. 6:80 P. M. " Orangeburg.1082 P. M. Arrive at Charleston.,. 0:80 A. M, H. T. PEAKS, mar 28?tf | General Suporintendant. In Equity. ORANG E13 UKli J > 1 ST It 1 CT. L. M. Boukhart, 1 vs. i Sain. Borard, Adtu r. | E. I* Reese, Adm'r. j I5y ordci of the Court of Equity in the above .?'..iicd cnHe, the creditors of the b.to William P. Heese, deceased, are hereby notified to come in and prove their demands befuro me, on or before the first Monday of October nest. Commissiouoru Office,) V. D. V. JAMISON, Orangeburg C. IL, V Commhjsioner. July 8, 1868. J 1 July 4 td The Stato of South Carolina. OIvi\NGEBUUO COUNTY. Moltiab 13. Gvccne, wife and others \ Petition for vfi. > Leave to ( harlot to lluyok, ot. ?1. j Frovi Will. Whereas Petition having been made to meto prove in solemn form, the ln-d Will and Testament of Francis II. Heath, and wherea?, F. K. Oliver, one of the parties interestetl, \- abavnt and without the limit- of the 8tnto, it i;. therefore ordered, that he pp'.'ar at the tjoitrt >f Probate, to )>e holden at Orangobursy C II for Oraiigebiirg County, on the second Moiulay in November, A. 1? 1808, for Bear ing .-. il IN lition in '. proving said Will and Testa iuent i': due foi m of Law ! , dvito . ? ' -. ) I'HAD 0. ANDREWS, ('!. ugi I mi... i .. >. Judge of Probate. Aiiguct (l. I8rt8. ) a:ig 8 i.i i'n 3oi 4 M V ?J, i H ?M v. a?Rtuai aiT ?j"*' ? Ctii ty >.'::?< !l f?rOOS US tO J Ii! all OUT .\..!,- iad Accounts in the bauds of an Altorury and Miigisimlo tor colloction, and Ihose ?f our friends w ho doaire to pave Cost can do ho bv c tiling on W. J. DcTroville. C'.IAM. lil'bL & CO. 9epl 28 ly "VT-OTICE..PKRSOXS WHO b^j l fi ! [X ra in the '1 ? : '? Ou\s.c I? bo Record ed withoul payment ol the fees, are notified that ;luy will ?u 1 tiiciii al tiu< uflice rif NIeWra !;lr.r & Dibble, where they can obtain them by paying fees, nb ! giving a receipt. JOSEPH F. ROBINSON, july 25 * . liu 3 M0D10U8 STORE, tytjb)j (Ccupitd by the iirtq of Chas. Bull & Co., situate ! on Main Streu, in the conlro of bipiines.-. Al?? tho Upper Slory, finely Plastered and suitable for a ftosldeuee, [{lichen aiol outbuildings complete, Tcrhn vorv low. .^jiply to et?-r I'll AS. S. BCI.l. or R M VRCHANt. scpl 29 ly x-**+*-iF'i- -.-? -~ "?cSr LEG AL ^NOTICES; In Equity, ORANGEBURG ^DISTRICT. j 8arah F. WahnaBttker, ) ft j f , : Dil} for J. Partition of Rnohttol Pdoscrnet.-^/Jf, , ,<r. ???rlP ' Tt appearing to toy satisfaction that Onan Houser, . Anna llouscr,-his wife, John llou&r aricl Mary, hi* wife, defendants io, this case, rcsidabeyond. the r^ limits of this State ; On motion of Mes-irs' Ij'lar & Dibble complainants Solicitors, \t lie ordered, That the said defendants do appear, plead, answer or de mur to complainant* ealdf Bill of ComplaintwUMa tho tixuo prescribed by law, or the samo will he taken ProConfesso against them. Commissioner's Ofiee, 1 V. D. V. JAMISON, Ornngebnrg 0. If. V Comcslesionor. July 18, 1868. J ' ' ,.\ *. ^ A?_? >.; In Equity, ORANGEBURG DISTRICT/ .Tarne? D. Ckekley, Exeoutor, "J vs. V F: V. Bnall & M. A. Fain '?: J r.l<ljL3ti ^ By tho decrco in this cotse tho creditors jftt?JS* Fair, deceased, ore required within three mouthe from the dato hereof to prove their demands before? mo. ' - Commissioner's Oflioo, 1 V. D. V. JAMISON, Oflioo,") Orangeburg, H. O, i Conunisaloaer. may 28, 1868. J may 28 8 In Equity. ORANGEBURG DISTIttOV, Tho Slato Ex Rcluticno, ") Bill re Solicitor Southern Circuit, > P or p c t n a i o In ro lost Documents. J Testimony. Application having beca made by Mrs. Eli*a Robinson, ??* prove tho e-ii?icaoe, loss and content? of a deed of conveyance to her from James Cannon of a lot of laud situate in town of Orangeburg, fronting on Middiciou Street, and measuring on ihd front one hundred and seven foot, and bounded on the North by lot of W. T. Lightfoot, on tho cast by lol of C. Whittcmoro and Wm. M. Unison, on the south by lot of the said Eliza Robinson and C. Whillemoro and the west by Middleton Street. On motion of Messrs. Iilar & Dibble, Solicitors, it is vrdi red, That sll persons who dc9ira no to do, may appear and crohs-cxniniuc tho evidence pro duced, and introduco evidence in reply beforo mo on the first day of October A. D. 1808, JAMISON, OrangeburgC. 11., S. C, }? Commissioner. Commissioner's Office, j V. D. V. J ?rangc-burg 0. II., S. C, J- C< June 20 1868. J july 4 td In Equity. ORANGEBURG DISTRICT, The Stato ox relatione ") Bill to Solicitor Southern Circuit v Perpetuate - in re Lost Documents. ) Testimony*, Thomas Addison Murphey by 'William ?. Barteil? his Guardian and next friend, having made applica tion to prove the past existence, loss end content* of a Deed" of Conveyance to him, from Bebeeea, Murphey, now Rebecca Wolfe, wife of James R. Wolfe", of a Tract of Land situate, lying and being in. Ihe fvrk-of the Edjato rjyers, J^ ihe District aforesaid, containing otic hundred and ninety-three f 11)3) acres, norb or fess,- and.'bounded' by l??ds of Way Bar) on, Daniel Smouk and lands formerly owned by Philip Joiner,'doce?sed. ' + ? On motion of Messrs. izlar & Dibblo, Solicitors, it is ordered, That all persona who desire so to Jo, nppenr-aai orute examine the evidence produced, and introduce evidence in reply, before me en tb*j 2l'sl day c'f'September, A. D. 1868. Commissioner's Office, ) Y- D.- V. JAMISON, Ornngebnrg C. TT. V Commissioner. June 18, 186b j ? tue ?r?'i'iTol^e?uTH Carolina, ?f. OllA.NCIKUUlUl di8tki?t In tho Common Pleas. Henry Uire.lioIT & Co Attachment. Bailey & Bra. Whereas the Plaintiffs did on the 11th day of April, 1868.. file thoir declaration against the De fendant^ who. (as it is said,) arc absont from and without the limits of thir State, and havo Wither wife or Attorney known within the samo, npon whom a copy of said Declaration may be served; On motion of Messrs. Izlar" & Dibble, PlaintitPe Attorneys, it is ordered, That tho said Defendants do appear and plead to tho Faid Declaration on or before the 13tb day of April, which will bo in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and aixty-hine, otherwise final and absolute judgment will then bo given and awarded against them. Cork's Office, \ J. 7. R0BIN80H, April 11th, 1808. / c. c. s. apl 11 W9m_ h? THE STATE OF SOUTH CABOIAKA, ORANGEBURG DI87RICT. In :hc Common, PU.M. Job. U. Morgan, "1 vs. - \ ? Attachment Joseph e. Bailey. J Whereas, the Plaintiff did, on the 28th day of March, 18(18, file his Declaration against Che De fendant, who (as is said) is absent from and without the limits of tho Statu, und has neither wife nor Attorney known within the same, upon whom a> copy of tho sumo declaration might be served: it la therefore ordered, That tho said defendant do ap pear and plead to the said declaration on or before tho 29th day of Marek, 1889, otherwise final asi absolutn judgmont wlU then be given as* awarded against him. Clerk's Oflioo, \ J. P. ROBINSON, March 28, 1868. / 0. 0. P. april 4 lj STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Orancieburq District. In Oie District Court. In pursuance of General Order? No. 164, from Headquarters Second Military District, tho Magis trates of the District of Orangeburg will make a report on the 15th and last days of each month iC this Court, of all Commitments made by them during the proceeding half mouth, specifying dato of Com mitment, names of Prisoners and the Offences foi which Ihoy were committed; said Magistrates shall also forward to the Clerk of this Court, all reoogni sanocs and other papers, oonnocted with the pro ceedings against the Prisoners aforesaid, whioh may be In 1 heir possession at tho dato of making iho reports herein ordered. l)\ order of the Court. J. F ROBINSON, Januar1. 8, 1S68. Clerk District Court, jau il " it THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, OitAKOr.nuRG District. In the Common Pleas. Rost on Carter. *1j vs. > Attachment. Bailey ^ Pros. J \\T 11 EREAS tho Plaintiff did, on the tenth 4ny of April, A. D. 1 PCS, file his Deelara. -en against the Defendants, who (as it is said) aroae* sent from ami without the limits of this State, aal have nci'hrr w'fo nor Attorney ktl?wn within the same., .upon whom a copy of the said. Declaration might bo served: ' * it U thoreforo ordored. That the said Defendant do appear and plead to the,said Declaration on or before tbe- i\velfih itay oT'Aplelr -wMoh wilt Win tho year of qur Lord onothousand eight hundred and sixty-niae, othorwl.tt final "and absolut? }ndg merit will then bo given and awarded against him. Clerk's OfflcPi ) JOS ROD IN SON, Orangcbnrft District. [ C- C. P. April in. 1Vti8. . ) not 11 I? m