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THE ORANGEBURG NEWS ,1? rUULIBIIKD ' l\\ery saturday morning; at the "OLD TIME" PRICE. : *T\vo Dollar b per Anntjm in Advance. i?%wvV.:.V-;'.- jo? THE OASH'^I idTS'rmu?t invariably accompany the i&t^W^ subscription. *W:]^|^iiofe]r^^??^ Ukao at Marke* Bate*. ' -.-,?.-??,? JEfegr- Wc. respectfully request our friend* to tend in their Advcrtitements a* early in the week a*,convenient ; and if possible, let us have them by Thursday criming. By this means, toe teilt be able to inane at an earlier Ivmr on Satur day, and trill be enabled to give more of the tatest ncio$t up to the time of oar going to press. BBADING MATTER ON EVERT PAGE. r^\- . rv; i ?'? . v - LOCAL ITEMS. ? SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT., 5, 18G8. Democratic Club -Meets to-riight, on special buainvss. Old Carolina Bitters. : Cnll at Dr. Shulor's, for this highly popular Southern tonic. Our Last Issue. In consequence of a new roller, whieh did not work woll, the issue of last week was niuoh blurred; and wo are afraid that the oyes of our readers were taxed rather severely in de Mi.? ciphering tho contents of tho edition* On this account, wo rcpublish our article on ''Immigration,/ which, wo understand, has (._.. becu the subject of some remark, nnd which wris not very legible in last week's issuo. Courtl!! .. A court of the so-called may be held NEXT WEEK. Wo advise jurors, and defendants in State cases, to be in Orangeburg on Sales :<dav. Parties iu civil cases ncod not attend. wa?.-a- ? c :? 31 _ _ 1 u - j Our Tlinnks . iTo Dr. Ii. M. Shuler for a bottle of his Ox .quiaite Lemon Syrup. Being of his own pre ?t^^j/aration, it was, of course, ' just tho thiug." - II ?!! - ^V;;V Tho Telegraph Office ******* At this place is discontinued. Its Iosb will bo :>?erioualy felt in tho community. Wo cannot imagine any satisfactory reason for its discon tinuaueof Ue it was well patronized by our inorchnnta, and tho eitizens generally. Another Town 1 muro vcmcut. 'Our entorprising young fellow-townsman, J. ^W. Patterson, has added to tlic appearance ' \ ' Jnrid capacity of his store on Court House tMtoj?Squavo, by a new front, which we arc certain *will bo a good investment. Wc aro glad to >, V., ^tnil such a sign of returning prosperity in our ?midst. * Sudden Death. - Mr. Jacob Howcll, a worthy citizen of Lox ?^ angton District foil dead in.Jiis yard on last **"^Tucsday; from ovor-oxoitcinent and affection of the heart. Two of his dogs wero Gghting fu ^riously, and ho attempted, and succeeded, in '^"'separating them. Ho then chained the fiercer one, and wns going back to his house, when he suddenly fell, and spake no more. Jllio deceased resided on Black Creek, nnd J"jyi?asdong been a consistent member of the Salem ^^/j?nptist Chureli in that vicinity. Hohns bcou **aa^)l)e of the enrriors of tho the mail between %til K > h Itjt't Jiislt'u Store and this place for a short time ?1**?* ?mm ??? *^ The Crops. j&Nothing new in this line. Wc think, how fffflorf that tho ostimates of tho Cotton Crop, ??~*~inndo nt commercial centres, arc nil rather ?"hl^n^'Our estimato is, that tho crop will not ?exceed 1,800,000 bales. Wo do not think, -that, in making this calculation, we are in fluenccd.by tho abort crops of this and the ad joining Districts only. Wc think the indica JaV^nSI-P'rc Kcncral of a Krc,lt f'dl'mg off in this rm 00 Orangeburg Prceiuct Demo #4 ** J^rf-'eXlra meeting of the Club will bo held ^^^ievuiiing, ?tli inst., at Masonic Hall at 8 '^Oj^ojolc.. A full and pupctual attondanco is rc ^ucitcd. By order of tho President. i tf. S. WBBLE. Sw?'y Board of Coiumissioners of St. Mat thews* Parish. A meeting of the Board'will be hold at tho Club House on tho. 14th Soptombo^. Tho Tax Collootor of tho Parish is requested to at tend. R. W. BATES, Sept. 2d, 1868. Chairman. ? i b?-????<???'? To Precinct Club? of Orangobnrg trict A full atteadanoe of delegates in earnestly desirod at tho next meeting of tho Central Club. Clubs that hare not yet selected dole gates will please do so in time for that meet ing. Orangeburg must not be bohind her sis ter Districts. Plans for a vigorous campaign must be arranged, business of groat impor tance considered. P. M. WANNAMAKER, President Central Club. Bacon at Charleston Prices. Tho Citizens of Orangeburg District oan savo money by calling at T. A. Jeffords & Co., and pricing thoir goods beforo purchasing elsewhere. [From the Charleston, (S. C.) Courier, August 22.] Goodrich, Wineman & Co. It always affords us plcaauro to notice busi ness enterprise among our Charleston mer chants, and wo therefore tako ospecial gratifi cation in notioing the woll known firm whoso name heads this notice. Messrs. Goodrich, Wineman & Co. uro certainly entitled to tho thanks of the druggists and physicians of t\\h and adjoining States for bciug the pioneers in tho diroct importation of pure English Drugs and Chemicals, which they have been enabled to soil hero at Northern prices. Thoy inform us they expect to receive heavy shipments this fall. Soicc arc nlroady on tho way from Liv erpool. Mr. Philip Wiucmnn has charge of tho manufacturing pharmaceutical department. Ho is an experienced druggist und chemist, and has boou constantly engaged in this busi ness for thirty years. Evory physician's or der put up at their establishment is subject to his scrutinyj and it is a prido with this house to keep und soll nono but pure nud unadulte rated articles. Messrs. G., W. & Co., are proprietors of tho eolebratod "Carolina Bitters," an article well known in this State. Wo have testod them and can pronounce them equal, if not suporior to any imported. Dr. L. C. Service is still in charge of tho salos department of this popular houso, to whom wo wish abundant success in their new establishment. Book Notices, ;&c. Scott's Monthly Magazine.?We ha*-?c received tho September number of t) is popular periodical, nnd find it contains much interest ing matter. Tho "Georgia Campaign" is well written, and will repay perusal. Tho maga zine gives evidenco of having aeeurod a corps of ablo contributors. Die Modinwelt?This is the fashion magnsine for our lady frionds. It is reprinted, in English, German and French, from tho original, published at Borlin, Prussia, by S. T. Taylor, 391 Canal 8trcct, New York, and can bo had at $3,00 per annum. BuajtB's Weekly.?Tho August numbers ?bound in a handsome monthly part?of thia favorite of the boys and girls, is before us. Wc notice that the Southern Boys and Girls Monthly, horetoforo published at Richmond, has bcon discontinued, and its subscription list transferred to tho Weekly. This will ensure a concentration of the talent of the South on one periodical, nnd tend to make Burke's Weekly e^en hotter than it has been. The Weekly is now throughly established, nnd is daily growing in public favor. The publishers will send specimen numbers, free of charge, on application. Tonus, $2,00 a year. J. W. Burke & Co., Publishers, Macon, Ga. About 1,500 buildings havo bcon erected in Washington during the past year. Every third graduate of Williams Collego, Massachusetts, enters the ministry. Tho oloction of members of Congress from this State will take place on tho 3d of Novem ber. Six or eight colored men arc employed as clerks in tho Boston postoffico. Thoro aro now 1100 workmen employed iu the Brooklyn (N. Y.) navy yard. Tho King of Siam has twenty-nine sons and thirty-three dnughtors by thiity-five wives. Hon. David L. Swain, late President of the North Carolina University, died on tho 2Gth from injuries received by lulling from a wa gon. "jJJMrs. Henry C. Mnrkloy, of Groouvillc, died recently nt tho Warm Springs in North Cnro liun, after a brief illness. Shu had been mar .riod oply throo weeks, aud was on a biidal tour toward^ the North. QCHOOI* NOTICE. The uoxt SESSION of my SCHOOL Will com inonoe on . MONDAY, AUGUST 31ht, 1808. The afternoon will, as UBUal, bo devoted to YOUNG LADIES. Prompt tit tendance is request od by all ooatempla ing joining. B. W. FENN. nu? 29 "i i -St' 1 ^i^l-i.M.U .V.*-jutti:J 1,1H I V| TM>R BENT.?THAT NRAt|cOT ? TAGE RESIDENCE la ?umguburg. Viiiago Dslooging to 0. Whittemore, situated on -he Court Uouao Square, with necessary Out Building? and Garden attached. Tenne moderate. Apply to oug 29?4t HUTSON8 & LEQARE. THE HOI'E OF THE COUNTRY X KNOW THE Ml The Finest, and Best, and Truest! LIFE-LIKE! EVERY FREEMAN?EVERY WHITE MAN*1 : and Woman of the Country, who puts trust for the ?nlvation of tlio Constitution and the Union in the success of tho Domnoratio Party, ought to know (besides their principles) the features at leaat of thoao in whom that hopo is centred?of those through whom it mm* be brought to a glorious frui tion. By authority of tho National 8KYM0ca and Rl.ur Ci.un, Lifo-liko Portruits of our candidates for President and Vico-President of tho United StutcB, executed in the beat stylo of tho art, uro published as follows : Large DouHo Picturo (Lithograph)?Seymour aud F .air?22 by 28 inches.$2.00 Single Pictures (Lithograph)?.Seymour and Bluir?8 by 10 inches each... 1.00 TO CLUBS: Large Double Pictures?8 copies..$ 5.00 Do. Do. Do. 7 copies. 10.00 Single Pictures?G oopicB... 6.00 Do Do. 13 oopicB... 10.00 Tho proceeds of those Bales arc to be devoted to campaign purposes. Club orders must bo sent to one address. All nicturcs aro sont ou rollers so ns to avoid damago i, iho mails, aud in all cases free of postage. Orders to amount of ten dollars and over may be filled by Express, and bill collected ou.dclivory. With each order will be onoloscd a package of se lected campaign documents, &c. to advuuco tho cause. Address, carefully, E. S. STEPHENS, Box 804, Washington, D. C. ?Sjy- N. B.?In ordering, please nume paper in which advertisement was seen. aug 29 tf Y TARNI YABN11 YARN! I! 60 Bunches just received and for ."ale low. ALSO FRESH SUPPLY OF GROCERIES, which I offer to my Friends and tho Public gonernlly ua cheap us they can bo bought elsewhere. ALSO A good nasortmcat of SHOES which is offered very low. My terms is cash. Givo mo a call. ALSO Always on hand FRESH MEAL and GRIST. COUNTRY PRODUCE wanted for which I will give tho cash or Goods at cosh prices. J, W. PATTERSON'S, may 00?ly Opposite BuU & Scovill'a. R EATj estate for sale. All that PLANTATION in the Fork of Edisto, containing about 480 acres, situated 17 miles from Ornngcburg, 10 ratios from Graham's Turn Out, and 12 miles from Blnckville. Upon this place is a DWELLING HOUSE with 7 rooms, besides BASE MENT and ATTICS, built just before the war. I will sell this place for less than ouc-half the cost of the Improvements. Apply to SAMUEL DIBBLE, aug 8?tf Orangeburg, S. 0. ASSIGNEE'S SALE. By V. D. V. Jamison & Son. AUCTIONEERS. IN THE MATTER OF EZEKIEL & KOHN, BANKRUPTS. By virtuo of Instructions from R. B. Carpenter, Esq., Register in Bankruptcy, I will cell at public ' auction at tho Store of tho lato firm of Ezckiel & Kohn, in Orangeburg, S. O, on Saturday, the 8th day of August noxt, and on each Buooccding Satur day thereafter, until tl.e same in fully .tinnosed of, All the STOCK of GOODS of tho said firm, con sisting of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD WARE, and FANCY ARTICLES, in the usual va riety to be found in a first class General Country Store. Terras Cash. Sales to oommcneo euch day at 10 o'clock, A. M. P. V. DIBBLE, July 26?tf Assignee. Sheriff's Sales. By virtuo of sundry writs of fi. fa., to me directed I will sell to the highest bidder, at Orungeburg Court House, on the first Monday in September next, for cash the following property viz : One open Lot in the Village of Orangohurg, bounded south by J. P. Hurley, west by II. Biggs, north by Middleton and east by Bruughton streets. Levied on as the property of Johu Eostorlin, at tho suit of Jacob Fogle. ALSO One Mule, lovied on as tho property of C. E. Birehiuoro, at tho suit of A. R. Dash. . Purchasers to pnj' for papers and stamps. Sheriff's Office, ) H. BIGGS, Orangeburg C. H., S. C. \ 8. 0. D. August 14, 1808. J aug 15 td ATTENTION LAND OWNERSt Tho Subscriber, a native South Carolinian, hav ing recently make an extensive tour through tho Northern and Eastern States, nnd having made ar rangements with Real Estate Agents in different sections, offers to the people of Carolina! a medium through which their properly may bo Hold without any charge whatever, either for Advertis ing or Soiling, by Ponding him a full description of Property; lowest prioos, &c. REMEMBER LANDS ARE CHEAP, and an in ducement should bo held out. as a class of people (not politicians) will come in with their money, en orgy, and cutorpriBO, nnd soon we will have Milln, Factories, &c., and our Country will be tht Country. 1 am now authorized to purchase a Largo Tract of Timbered Lands, with Mills on good Water Pow er, uccoHsihlo to water navigation or Rafting. Apply soon to J. L. DIXON, Orangeburg, S. C. Or to the Editor of ORANGEBURG NEWS. aug 8 . tf rp O BANKRUPTS. ? Applicants I for the benefit of Bankrupt Act, for whom 1 am Assignee will plcnso tnkc notice, that when there are no uBSCts of valuo, before I can procoed in their cases, nnd to securo their discharge, must Idace in my hands funds to pay for Advertising, locordiug, and my expenses. June 27?V F- v H1BBLE. DRY AM) AT ,1 { v iy AUCTION PRIDES, je /^nn w?r,h of dry *><> fa-istoy goo>;ds''?w**,$?" tho t|p^/VJ'\_y lato Fire, are now offered . ,n t.. ?j j ? ntt .do . AT LESS THAN COST,- I Oonto?don a?d'gk-'Bargain !? ' *' " AlsoVoccivod since tho Fu? a .'Good' AMortfnenC'bT"J & 1 ?i?i4? fl* ; .*,a0lf wiU.fee ofl[erod LOW for OAS?.u;. r in rfi .i . ? ??'>' ?' r"T' ' nag 22?ly eT??N D. BTOORBR '? 'OQn -MAIN STREET, next to tho OLD STAND i . I l!;t I . i! ij?if? ttjfcj'.rjji L Will, for the Future be Found ?AT CHARLES BULL & GO'S. OLD STAND. JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE LOW FOR CASH OR BARTER A FULL SUPPLY OF COFFEE, SUOAR, MOLASSES, CHEESE, TOBACCO, BACON AND OTHER articles, usually kept iu that lino. ALSO, a full assortment of the celebrated LANDRETHS' WINTER CABBAGE SEED, Wnrrontcd Freeh. Will always keep on hand fresh Butter, Wino, Water, and Soda Crackers. fi??" At the request of Physicians, will always have on hand, Gcnuino Imported English, ALE and PORTER, for Medicinal Usb. may 23 k qj. ?WILL CONTINUE THEIR TRADE WITHOUT change of business, FOR THE NEXT FOUR MONTHS. h AVI NO JUST RECEIVED, AND NOW OPENINO A FULL AND ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF GOODS In every Branch, which has been carefully Selected, together with a large Consignment of ] BROWN 8HEET1NG8 & SHIRTINGS, PRINTS, DRESS GOODS, BLEACH AND OSNABUROS, STRIPES ?.t Factorv Prices. AND YARN h* ' Special attention is called to our Stock of OROCERIES, A, B and C SUGARS, at Refiners Prices, FLOUB Fresh Ground at the Milln In Whole, Half and Quarter 8ncks, BACON, LARD, OILS, FI8H,"fto.-l Just received a Superior Lot of SMOKING TOBACCO, tho PRIDE of the WORLD?Try IC - JUST RECEIVED n Lot of Fresh and Genuine Seeds embracing Ruttnbagae, (English and American), together with tho Norfolk, Globe, Flat Duoh, Rod Top, &o., tfce. Also a lot of Cabbage Seed for Full and Winter, including tho Green Oloicc, the most popular of all Cab bage, i r ^^TE .JtK STILL IN TUP. MARKET FOR THE PURCHASE OP COTTON, RICK, PEA 8, PINDKRS, KG GS, POULTRY, POTATOES, and all kinds of PRODUCE, all of which shall have our prompt attention. We nrcBolo Agents for BAYNES' RUBBER SCRUBBER, a> New Invontion. Coll and see theiu. ? ?' ? C10?-' * feb 23 1 BULL & SCOyiLL. tfjiu ro in _: ?Tf J thomas ray 18 STILL TO BE FOUND AT THE LATE 8TAr4D OF | RAY & BRO^, I Prepared to do all kinds of REPAIRING and BUILDING NEW W AOON8. BUGGIES.1 built to order. BLACKSMITH WORK IN GENERAL attended to, nith promptness and despatch. fl IKON of all kinds constantly <>n bund, and for ealo at Charleston pricea, freight added. PLOWS and 8WEEPS made to order. From this date, I will keep constantly on hand READY MADE COFFINS |l5 -.tail OP EVERY DESCRIPTION, FROM THE FINEST TO THE CHSAPB9T TAUBTH& ika! Charges as moderate ns tho times will admit. VARNISHES and PAINTS constantly on hand. Also MAN HATTEN AXLE GREASE, for greasing Wagon and Baggy Axles, &o, for sale at low rates. sept 2H?ly? THOMAS RAY.: COTT'S MttNTIII/n MAGAZINE! THE OLDEST, LARGEST AN [> CHEAPE8T i $ IX THE SOI TH: MI XT if I VOLUME ! Tin: Publidhov6 lake pleasure in announcing that ; besides tin.' ahlu corps nt writer* who liavo already given a national roputation In this Nagatine, thoy I have recently aocurod several new contributors,! among whom wo aro glnd to mention Mrs MARY E, DJS VAN, tho moat uecomplteliod female Essayist in tli Sooth. A fnaoinnting Story from her pen will bo aoinmciiced in mir October number. We are now publishing, io soritil form, n His tory or tin HATTLM AND CAMPAIGNS of tho ARMY Ol' TENNESSEE. Also, n BplcndtI serial entitlerl 20 MONTHS IN NORTHERN I'ltlKONSI * Also, a beautiful Story, from tlio pen of onoi of I the most gifted writers of the South, eutitled THE UNDERCURRENT. We expect very soon to illustrate our Magazine s in appropriate stylo. TaitMD : Single Subseribcr, por your. $1.00. For) Three Suhseiibcrs. or upwards?euch, per year, i $8.60. Any one sending ua the money for ten subscrib ers at above rates shall receive $? worth of bunk;!, aholi as he may desire For twenty Riibflcribora j $10 it books will he furnished. Sample copies'sout I on the receipt of !t? cent a. ?Sjjy-The Magatine is mailed before the tirftt of overy month. As our circulation is general throughout the "Cotton Holt," nlid also in Kentucky und Tonnes flee, wo offer a firbt-clnsH medium for select adver tising. Terms liberal. Address au? 2'.??G PHILLIPS A. CREW, Fublishare and ilooksellerr.. Atlanta, Ga. I> R O O H Ii T N > LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Issn03 nil Kind? of Lifo Insmntioo Polioics Divi dends annually in Caah. OOico 141 Broadway. WM. M. COLE, CHRISTION W. ROUCK, Secretary. Proaidcct. HOLMES, WATIR8 & KEITT, General Agents, So. Ca., Office No. 1 South Atlantio Wharf, Charleaton, S. C. KEITT BROS. Agent* for Oraugebarg District, aug H 2cu I JOB.MEN, WATIES A KEITT, Jno. O. Holmes. Jr., Ilm. Waties, G. D. Ktitt: GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. A'?. 1 South Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, So. C? Will pell on Commission Cotton, Lumhor, Timber, Naval Stores and nil Country Produoo. Strict at tention given to the Purchasing of Storo, Planta tion und Family Supplies, Consignments and Orders Solicited. . KEITT BROS. Agonta for Orangehurg District. nug 8 2m Purifies the Blood. * H'Ht ft ? 9 \1 -J I S" For Sato try ftrafffrlat? ??wy waw,> v july 26 N?Th?E.?The I?o Cream Hahion nt (ho Old Collage Chapel will hereafter bo i opened on Friday afternoon of each week, from 6 to u o'clock. JJJST RECEIVED ? "BY**1***1 i?oa*evwe ttotft *&oW *> aituiif a?4W SELECTED ASSORTMENT EARLY FALL GOODS, ? ? .? H-:> *? ij*f H*i?p ??t ?' '?-:,sAI*ifi!rJ" ,?o7 A FINK STOCK OF ^?ntn<a >o?4x>r frfig/ ?ff For Sale ??oiJp, 100 .'ilirr ?ut\ -^nr D06HBL8 OOB?V...M etil >----'D:'lWUI8'-&"&tf'S, Agents. , -i i rte -rfTvaolstHeiK fob 15 *vw?tfBaA' ?y i, -1t1 n- ? ? *????"'_1 KtcmT ofl-: DR. QLI$$|tOS' CBLBBBAtTlj jihlJ? "Chill tod Fever Cure." A Safe and speedy euro CHILLS AND FEVBB, FEVER AND AOUH, OE INTERMITTENT TETBR^" The Bttcec?a which has croWh^the ??fcfllLL AND FEVER CURE" in every iustanee^HgM the direc tions ha-vo boon strictly complied with hnsglvcn them a popularity unparallclled by any prwons]&coTory% Although not absolutely infallible, tho^liOTactcr of tho "CHILL-AND FEVER CURE^ia-^jTJlfaUyca tabliflhod"aa being able to cure; niqc^chfltB of all fevers ortginatuig from miasmatio oiAtStei*4* DE. OLIVEI%^S is receiving every week, fresh supplftofta&td'icvBc*, which he offers to tho public on hk favorable terms as oan bo purchased in New York or Charleston^ E J. OLIVKRIJS, M. Dm Apothewy.and Dreiggist, D?J% ' *T; '? ? 7 . -r- ..I/. - , ?....;>? i J vLetri JtX* ?? REALEsf SAL jHs*2f, IOFFER FOR SALE ON EASY following valuable Real Estate A FINE DWELLING and improved' Prem west in, Onuse^Mr^aT BsrsaolU Street, nearly opposHe the PresSy^ethlft Church Also, that pESlRABLB TRACT^AlfSwi tVe Old Charleston Road; about $ Wti/P irSm*Ori&?g<*. burg, admirably located for a Resideaoe/an? Farm. , Aiao a PLANTATION. ?war JtywaVrftua*,**tik Also 1600 ACREB ?ea? ? Branchtlile, wapTovcA and unimpr^^ed,,tracts to suit purchaser**. ?? TT [1 I ? . .: *'jtzi*l frsaJtirtf ' ;i nAVE^UST RBQJB?VJ51> New Sprint;. and Snramer Sf 2?3c* Cloths, Cassimores, Lmeiig, Ladies Dress:- Goods which wM.bc sold Low For.Casb. ; Freflh^ Family i Groceries, 0? a*l k^da eonstioOy4n hand**, - a may 28-4f . j McHAMARA & JOm*. I . TfJRNIP SEB?SVty^? TURNIP SERBS315 ITHE?D?RE ?IN, Oos ect from D. LANDB8?5 ft Aeeh and?o?wh9p,? ?' >w> ? I ; ? A Wo %tt* trn riA-hd LORILL.\ RD'rVT ACOT Of and EUREKA SMOKING TOBACCOS, th,w Meerschaum iMpca are daily pockbd as .pHp*. ' *:.**>ifSrI? A LWAT8 KBEP8 ON HAND FRESH OBWTKD J\_ Grist and Meal, Groceries of nil doaCriptrtm?, Pipes, Italian Violin Strings. &c, tto. ' i out may IC W ,, ... *ti\x tit ?:';"?. ' ; ? t itt?i?VS C ") .' ' 1 |)EE8WAX. DKESWAX. : U * ri "Tring your BEESWAX to the OO^T STORE If yon want to got a gsod yrioo for i Wanted 600 poanas to SB an orter. I ?" JOHN A. HAMILTON,^' Court House Store, aag 16-^4t M&*kek8?flie?. Tn Equityr ORANGfJB?RO ?ISTRIOT.w<i Tho State Ex Relationo *i BYJ1 tn Solicitor.Southern Circuit. ' I V c r p e t u a i o In re lost Documents. ) Testimony. Application having been mado by Mas ITiWiaA fuffman, widow of Frederick IIuiTmun to efiMoHsn the Existence, Contents aud Loss of eertahi Ordeta confirming writs of Partition of certain i lands tn Orangeburg District from tho C?Jirt of Equity, as her distributive share of her father Thomas ?lcn ton, Hr., deceased, said*lands being two tract?, one containing 260 acres, the other 200 ncrcs moro cv less.. Under Which orders .?ho was put. in posses sion of said lands, tin motion ti \U Cooke, Bsq., Solicitor, it is ordered, That all ,persoSia who desire ?0 to do^ may appoar before me en the' S?thVfay of October, next to cross, cxamino tho evidence pro duced and introduce evidohee tn reply. VlOfiico,) V. Orangeburg C. H., \ CommlsstflrSlr, ?V 2B, ISC8. > ) 2 . ?July 2*--? 5-.w--..?f t't o??t w -t*Hj| ?-j-U-.?a^_ ?I 1 -riri*3i\ .'? TF YOVT HATE TITO CIWl.^ X?? X -FEVER and want immediate cure ?all dt Da B. M. SHULER*8 and ho will mfcto you * Box of Pills, v.-inch he warrants to cure without'fail, .hmc .^0_na.