The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, September 12, 1868, Image 14
Again the cry ring? through the hind,
TM& cpllV^ie Demo?rA?e bittid, H ,u *. v
To meet once qioro with heart and hnnd,
And strike Cor freedom^ banners !
fUm^Deirfocratic ball, * ? ' >';' ^
prom North and South, from brothers allfjj
MtSiiJjfilfi^tlasHAtitfaifc?atmairw?ui >' ?A ? cUS
??...^'e^ranl'no manYb smoko and drink,
? AWe?hat'e "oniy who can apeak and think,
JfnU'BaTO us from the crumbling brink
Of ruin by taxation.
" ?o> atio-8tymour is tho man,
Of gathering boat* he-leads the van,
And byjiiakomul fintindinl'plan, > ' ?> i~
Will guard and aave the nation.'
We'll.have no hIjjtc to rum or atnoko,
'T^ls naitko hour to nalnin ioke,
""l^faJMB"*
pVTrSh Ol?urpa?Ion>
Who'll'sound tho^ Incajn of Reform,
Wdid'll g|li(w tl& ahlpSafc Ui?ufch fbc storm,
Curtail expense of. every form,.
And aavo repudiation. '
IK-,' iilKi ;? ft ;,. -V...
Wo'vc found the man, New York's hrnTe aon ;
Hing out the bells, and fire the gun !
Tho victory of peace ia won,
vyiiijn Seymour heads.the army ;
The hosts arc gathering for the tight,
Tho plundering crew arc pul tu flight,
And soon we'll hnvo one law of right,
In Maine und Alabama. | !
March on, .march on, ye true and hrarc !
^ Lof deppbtiam find a grate,
Tho Iowa nnd Constitution save,
While wrath and strife go under.
Let ho who'is the peoplc's'frioud,
Proclaim rebellion at an end,
The mob down to the shades descend,
Beneath their load of plunder.
K $ ?' ?*" ?
Already beam the brighter sklea,
And thanks, from human hearts arise,
With volunteer* and full supplies,
*Fb> Tro'edbm's bohf defenders-;
With Seymour brave, and gallant HI air,
Tlaocil in the Presidential chair, ?
. vGrrecfibaeks and Cold one price shall bear.
And bo. h be legaLtcnders.
%?: BklTii ;
Then rise ye men with hearts of stoell
Ujwn us rests a Nation's weal.
A natjonN heart e'en long shall feel
The bond of our communion;
.; ?And love tdmll label lie place of hate,
Whon statesmen fill the chair of State,
t?ho Nation's nuisances abate, .. t
-4?With Soymour, Blair und Union.
|S%pii.i^N $A 1111 KT-15 AQU If B 8 AND TUE |
' correspondent
of the New York Herald sftys :
AU^trfe^&dviccs received hero recontly from
tho South repreacut enrpot-bagisut as on its
death-feed.; With tho exception of Florida
and youth Carolina, all the Southern States
arc conceded as certain to go for Seymour nnd
UlflffT *TticTradlcal organisations in tho rccon
ptruetcd^regions are dwindling a way rapidly,
und defection has reached their very strong
hold with such alarming results (bat the car
pet-bag heroes sec nothing but ruin abend.
TIJMMusJb-intelligent blacks have determined
to join hands with their old masters and thus
drive nwiry^tho carpet-bag adveutnrers from
the&touth to thoir native element.
{Gfroie ,03;- daogcr of-a general, war on the
.tffir
exercised by tho military. If measures other
thfrjria^^^^bfet. taken, nud tf'kii
indiscriminate onslaught os the.Indiana be
commenced, there is reason to fear, from the
known spirit of the army, that there will bo a
disastrous war of indefinite continuance, draw
ing into its vortex thousands of Indians now ]
at peace with the United States, nnd, besides
tlftf coS^of itves,'involving the government in
hundred and4 fh^ ^tUy ^o^pnucs, Arapa
hoca and Sjkoux'. 1'upy arc called tlio J)og Sol
dfoiiffaro young wcV,"n*n1 started for NeBraska
tJ^TEu^g]^. fi^^^ Paw
uccs. ^PusHimrJtbrough the intermediate coun
try tUcjwmnmUHl the murders and other out
rages to which publicity bus already beon giv
cflfcffitffijir In'tlila way, not ouly against treaty
obligntioua, but contrary to the wisl^s of tho
confederated nation to which they belong.
CXKU' 1 ? ? ??-????
?
"Banunii trues.iu Florida arc bending to the
earth with fruil.
?kicdv ? .
Wooden railways arc commended for wild,
hilly regions od' thin population.
?'.?'.*??? '- y
Hound teed boots and .shoes will continue to
bo iu lashiou this wiutcr, also the "box toe."
J&i Autograph letter of Washington to Hcri-i
ij^Ila^fijjB sold, for about C50 iu London ro
?on||y.
The Orleans J'ivayunc says tho gnttui-f!
ber jof hidies who apply daily to the Mayor for.
liSi?. iucircdi ble.
.flJfad'Soimto baaconfirtnod John It. Hubburd
aB'^tdi? Constable, under the bill lately passed
organizing a State police forco.
.:TJje lladii-al Statu Convention meets iu (Jo
ldinbia on '-Tuesday, 8th ir.st., to nominalu un
c|cetora} ?cket und caudidtitun for Congress.
'..Mvsi- Velvet ton wnH granted tho uho of tho
Senate. Chaiuber by tho Georgia liogislar'.ur^,
lbr flic pur\iose ol giviny n reading.
iuhn ^f^tjtfojj- ^lo^^s^tbjn^hu is^ett&g?
r(ftuV''-S^otirainl>l)&if ? HIo Bny$-ho Jov
ially supports tlu'ir election.
Samuel W. Mason, formerly connected with
tho] Hoston press, and of late publisher of tho
Savailrfah^Ncw's nnd"I?cr!aW, died on Saturday'
in New Hampshire.
yictoria Baid to Eugonc?"Uso your gra
cious influence on thc^ Emperor, Madam, to
prevent a wot which tears children fr,Om moth
OTBj
'MncHjAwifl^^ t<nt?bHin;t>
?rWqua- 'lends them to sketch about the Rhino
towns nnd fortifications.
Timber, it is stated, rendered firo-proof by
impregnating it with silicates, is used exten
sively life Germany for flooring planks, doors
nnd etairensesr,.-,^ ' . - t??*s?
Tho now ww'iu Ohio, compelling all phy
sicians to suspend practice who have uocer
reached regular diplomas, goes into effect Oc
toUer 1.
ic State of South Carolina dis
U'hat a HituatK
Saiators of tho
culsing angrily their own right to cuter hotels.
Y?h ; nud what Bonutors!
Charming MhwKellogg is coming back' to
the United States after her operatic triumphs
in Europe. She will reach New York about
the middle of September.' .
)A Frc?ch pdi?trigrapher, it is said, has suc
ceeded "hi obtaining visry fine and accurate
pahorniniic views of Paris from a balloon nearly
one thousand feet in tho air.
After September Gth> tho time On tho rail
road between New York and "Washington will
be-reduced, only eight and a half hours being
required to run between the two cities.
Poor Carlotta's insanity has taken a turn,
nud she has become both violent and silly.
She now gets up at night, tears her bed to
pieces and throws the pillowaloutroF the win
:l?W- ? U |-| ? : f
A number of Democratic merchants of New
Ybrk .have presented the Columbia Democratic
club with a monstor banner, on which are cx
Ceilent likenesses of Seymour and Hlair , also
m largo U. S. flag.
[The Georgia papers publish shocking* dis
closures of an intrigue of cx-Govcrnor Joe
Itjrowu with another man's wife, which show
that the cx-Govcrnor. through a Yory respecta
ble Radical, is not much of a Joseph after all.
John Allen, the '-wickedest; man in New
York, as a sign . that he has reformed, adver
tises in tho Ihru!<I that ho respectfully requests
119 curiosity-scckors to call 00 him unless they
wish to spend at least one dollar at the bar.
? ?ut;Nr'tV.>rrci'h u, .n:''1
The distinguished^fcnglish Methodist divine,
the Rev. Mr. Punshon, has been married in
Canada to Iris deceased wife's sister. It is
believed that, in*;<f?BC^''ofni^return to England,
the Canadian vmotriage would bo pronounced
invalid.
A movement', has bcon commenced with n
view to unite the the United States, England
and Russia iu it grand expedition to solve the
problem of the North Pole-?that is, to reach
it, if this be possible, and ascertain its surround
ings.
Less than twenty years ago Poter |Donohuc,
ot Patterson, N. J., emigrated to California,
nud disregarding the attractions of the gold
diggings, worked steadily nt-diis trade of black
sntith. He is now worth fjjgp*m
nlillions. cj0 mJLTi
j A watchmaker of Paris has jnst turned out
a watch lor the Sultan, price 1,000,001) francs.
There is a diamond-at tho back-nearly ns largo
as a walnut. An cxchaugc.says the gentlemen
pickpockets of Europe will doubtless learn the
fact with the liveliest interest.
'* State Ei.kctionsj.?The, following State
$ectio^
Maine, September 14. MmU ^ ^? f
Nebraska, October 3. ^?e^ .
P^n^j^ii^pytoberJ3.^V/ ?a**rv4 !
Ohio, October 13.
Indij?nl,iOct?l?lr:l3..
; flQ.WAv?cJoJ/cr.l3,
t West Virginia, October 22.
New York, November 3.
New Jersey, November 3.
Delaware, November 3.
Mnrylaud, November 3.
j Illinois, November 3.
Michigan, November 3.
Wisconsin, November H.
Minnesota, November 3.
Missouri, November 3.
Kansas, November 3.
Nevada, November 3.
Massachusetts, November 3.
The Presidential election occui-h on tho lid
of Novembor.
In Equity,
. ORANG EBURG DISTRIOT.
The State Ex Kclationc ) Bill to
. Solicitor Southern Circuit. > P e r p e t u a t c
In re lost Documents. J Testimony.
I Application having been made by Mrs Keziub
flufl'man, widow of Frederick Huffman to establish
the Existence, Contents ami Lobh of certain Order?
coi?avtaing writs of Partition of certain Iruuls in
Ornngcbtirfc .District from tho Coart of Equity, as
her distributive shhro'of hor fattier Thomas Olea
?011, Sr., deceased, said lands being two tracts, 0110
containing 250 rtcrcs,' the other 200 acres more or
less. Under which orders sho was put in posscs
sion of sidd lands. On motion T. 11. Cooke, Esq.,
Solicitor, it is ordered, That all persons who desire
so to do, may appear before me 011 the 25th day of
Octohet'wcxi. to crosp oxaniino tho cTidencc pro
duced tihd introduce evidence i? ?eply.
Comudtfeidnor's Office, j V. D. V. JAMISON,
Ornngobwrg C. II., f Commissioner,
.Tuly 2d. 180S. J
jnly 2o td
1 f>i ?im>s:
^Attorneys anfi Solicitors.,~
WilLFra?Hoqfn\Courts of the Stntc.^nd.ialBo of
tho United Stuten; ospoolally in tho Courts oft
eankruptoy.
ORA.3Sr-0-EBIJjRO-,-S. C.
JAM RS f- IZLAIt. 8AMURL DI?DLK.
P'Be TREVILLE & AJMAffiEB; ^
"attorneys at law,
Orangekiwg District.
W. J. Db TREVILLE, -A; P. AMAKER,
Orungeburg C. II. Lcwisvillo, STC.
fob I tf
FREDERICK FERSNER,
VSPl
7. dentist.
tflfcL BB IN ORANGBDIIRQ EVERY FRIDAY
? AND SATURDAY.
flgfiP- Rooms at' Masonic Hall, opposlto Cornelson,
Kramer & Co.
april 4 tf
. E>* KZISKIH.!.,
? A I CH MAKMIC A XI> JKWEJiER,
(At Store formerly occupied by C? Rull & Co.)
OllAXGKBUHG, S. C.
ALL WORK WAR It ANTED,
may ? tf
ORANGEBURG HOTEL
MY
W. 11. TKEAniVELTi.
THIS DOUSE DAS SEEN NEWLY FIT
jiiil ted up, and is now open for thcaccomm
liiiLtion of tho public. Corner Russell
nccommodn
and
Drought on Streets,
may 'J .) 9
~iS\^ST& Bop viJSiu,
' AGENTS FOR THE
Equitable Lifo Insurance oiti?Riiy
OF ATA'ir POttA',
POLICIES ?'? NON-Ft>BFE1TADLE,
Dividend Declared Annually to Polioy Holders
fob 28 / td
THE CANNON 110USE!
(OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.)
TDK SUBSCRIBER WOULD Rc
Ispect fully inform the .Traveling Pub
lic that his HOUSE is openedfor
their aecomodatiou.
; RATES OF BOARD.
Board per Day.$ I 7ft
" Week. 7 00
** 'Month. 20 00
jab. gannon,
'l*ro}>rittor.
?nug 8 c . ly
pavilion" I-X?tei*;
CHARLESTON, S. C.
HOARD, riSR 1>AY, *3.00.
A. htlTTEKFIELD, MKS. II. I.. DUTTKRFIBftfrj
Superintendent. Proprietress,
dep 28
PELZER, RODGERS & CO.,
Cotton Factors
AND
cosnnssiox nEuciiAMs,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
F. J. PELZ ER, F. S. RODOEltS,
A . .. ? W. G. MUCKENFUS3.
\ K"-\'.yy*?f^.-?yy jjit:* -hi
IIOPK OF TIII2 COUNTRY t
: \ i'. ? ? . ? - , ,?; ...
K N 0 W t II E M !
Tho Finest, nnd Rest, and Truest!
I/I I? E -/LIKE!
EVERY . FREEMAN?EVEItV WHITE MAN
and Womanof the Country, who.puts trust
Tor tlm'salvatloirof the'Chtistitution and (he Union
in'the Success of the Democratic'JVirly, ought to
know (hesides their principles) tho feat urea least
of tln.no in whom that hope is centred?of those
through whom it nruWbc brought to a glorious frui
tion.
By authority of tho National Skymoitu and
Bt.Ain Club, Life-like Portraits of our candidates
for President nnd Vice-President of the United
States; executed in the best style of the art, are
puhlishcd as follows :
Large Double Picture (Lithograph)?Seymour
and Blair?22 by 28 inches.$2.00
Single Pictures (Lithograph)?Seymour and
Blair?8 by 1?) inches each. 1.00
TO CLUBS:
Large Double Pictures?II copies.$ '?.00
Do. Do. Do. 7 copies. 10.00
Single Pirt tire's?15 copies. ft.00
Do Do. 18 copies. 10.00
The proceed* of these sales are to be devoted to
campaign purposes.
Club orders must be sent lo one address. All
pictures are sent on rollers so as to avoid damage
in the mails, and in all cases free of postage.
Orders to amount of ten dollars nnd over may be
tilled by Express, and bill collected on delivery.
With each order will bo enclosed a package of se
lected cumpnigu documents, &c. to advance the
cause. Address, carefully,
E. Si STEPHENS,
Box 804, Washington, D. C.
?fcjy~ N. B.?In ordering, please name paper in
which advertisement was seen.
aug 20 tf
r^l WIAETT'H PATENT
STEEL BRUSH COTTON (UN
Cotton giunod on this Gin sold in Charleston last
Season, at ouo to two cents per pound more than
the same olass of Cotton ginned on the ordinary
Gins of tho Country. This statement is certified by
twenty-five of the principal Factor? and Buyers in
Charleston.
Price Six Dollars per Saw for Cash ov City Ac
ceptances. Send for a Circular.
RIUNLEY'S PATENT PLOUGHS,
And a full Slock of Hardware and Agricultural
Implements for sal.* low, wholesale and reta'l.
C. GRAVE LEY, No. ft2, East Bay,
South of the Old Post (Mice.
July ll?2m CharlOKtow, S. C.
I WM. WALTON SMITH,
OOTTOiSl FAOTOTl
j , ?AND?
j COMMISSION MERCHANT,
.1 lloycc <f- Co.'s Wharf.
CHARLESTON, S. I>.
? BfSF" Prompt and personal attention given to tlie
ealo of Cotton.
ung 24 inn? t\
CHEAP .GASH STORE!!
fit*
WK ARE RKCKIVINQ
"** 2i*ij#iV 1* ti ' - ?" ".''*'. '( ? 'f--.?.'
FKESH SUPPLIES
op
DRY GOODS
GROCERIES
EVERY WEEK,
And will guarantee quality nnd price to unit nil
who may favor us with a call.
We will take in trade all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
at the highest market prices, and put our Goods at
as low figures ns any house in Town.
oct IS?cly KE1T.T BROTHERS.
The Carolina Farmer
BELIEVING THAT THE INTERESTS OF THE
1 Farmers nnd Planters of this section demand
the publication of a periodical to he he devoted to
the advancement of Agriculture in the two Caro
linas, we have determined to establish such u pe
riodical under the title of
THE CAROLINA FARMER
1111*1 will issue the first number as soon as n suffi
cient number of Subscribers arc obtained t<> pay a
rensonahb' share of the expense of Publication.
The FARMER will ho issued monthly at $2 00
par annum, In advance ; will contain not less lluin
tliirfy-two large double column page:! of rending
matter, bound in liand-onie covers : and in typo
graphical 'execution will not be surpassed l>y any
Agricultural Monthly in the country.
Being determined to do whatever energy will ac
complish iu making the FARMER worthy the sup
port of the intelligent Plantors ami Farmers of
North Carolina nnd South Onr?linn; and desiring
to introduce it into every county in tliokC States,
we wish to employ active Agents at every Post
otlice, to whom llivniosl liberal inducement? will be
o tiered.
Address all communications to
WM. II. BEEN A KD,
July 4?tf Wilmington, N. C.
rpnEClRKAT POrUI.AU PAPKIl
CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
Stih.trrijttion /Vt'rr Six Dollars a Year!
.. THE CHARLESTON TRI-WEEKLV NEWS,
Thr> Dollars a yrnr?Two Dollars for Six'.Mont Us.
?gy- Terms?C?nh in advance. No Paper sent
miles the Cash accompanies the order. No Paper
sent for a longer time than paid for.
RIO BRAN, DAWSON & CO.,
dec 21?tf J Proprietors.
ESTABLISHED 1802.
Charleston Courier for 1868.
DAILY and TR1-WEEELY,
v 8, ^J|I.J.UItUTOX At CO.
ijaily Pnpor ... - $8.00 po^ Annum.
Tri-Weekly Paper ? . '$4.00 por Annum.
' Th"> war dosed with a large ir.debtodnoas cr. the
pnrt of our former subscribers, some of whom have
proffered us payment. To others wo have presented
no claim, amid thu losses and misfortunes hy which
they havo been surrounded, having been spared tho
necessity of doing ho by the very generous, prompt,
nnd hearty support wo have uniformly ruocivod.
We arc able to wait for tho ndvent of better times,
confidently assured that when prosperity returns to
the land they will cheerfully meet their obligations.
To all such we cordially extend an invitutiou to re
de w their mibscriptiom|. '
[jan 11 da it
I 2' _ > " ?' * "l . 1
i?'
HIJLBEI18 IIOUHK,
(>'i)an f,Ri.y Mus. nioBLa'q,}:.
284 KINO STREET,
Hefteten Wcntworth and J'azei Street*, and
within three minutes' walk of all the
Principal Wholesale and Retail
Homes of Mating, King and lhtync Streets,
and the Putt Office, Charleston, ?S'. C.
The City Railway, which runs lo each extremity
of the City, is within fifty yards of the house.
TE11MS OF BOARD :
Board hy the tiny.$2 60
.B eck.$12 UO to $16 00
II en mi Spahn ick, Mus. R. Hii.tikks.
oct 18 tf
Ladies' Mutual Aid Association
OF
CHARLESTON, S. C.
rpiIE object of Ibis ASSOCIATION is to assist
j Ladies who are struggling by their own en
deavors to support themselves ami families.
Orders for all kind of NEEDLE WORK will be
neatly and promptly executed for which the Asso
ciation will hi re*jionsihle.
Also, Southern Preserves, Jellies, Wines, Cor
dials nnd Pickles, &o., are made under its auspices,
and lhe Quality (innraiileod.
For the bencfll of our friends abroad, wo give a
list of some of the Preserves, &6.:
Orange, Pineapple and Peach .Marmalade Preherves,
Lemons, l it runs.
West India and Ogccchcc Limes,
Blackberry,
Plum and Quince .lollies,
Wines, Cnrdialsj
Peach and Apple Leather,
Cry.slalir.cd Fruit?,
Pickled Shrimps ami Oysters.
All orders for Work, Preserves, Ac., to be ad
dressed to Mas. LEE, Superintendent;
At the lK<posilt?ry,
No 7 Chalmers Street, Charleston,
inlv 11 If
Protective Union
ME11CAN1ITJS
1 II K ??I KHUIIAHTM 1 UUTCCTIVE I, Mil:. .UKllCA
KuKIT.UDMK BkUISTRU, eon I f\i Iii!) g, among
things, the, Namhp "Naturb or BpsisRss, A:
OK iOATlTAV;, -riSASlblAL Ff and! N*0?ANbltXTlKii
REFERENCE
' Tin;1 M'kkg.'I a NT.r" 1'noTKrT rvR i Ukmy, ' or gnniaed
'o promote nnd protect-trade, by .enAbling. it?
granting .of credits* and the recovery of claim* at
all points, have to announce that they Will, on*
or about September 30, 1808, publish in ono large
quarto volumo:
Tun MBuCIIANTs' PnoTKCTtvn Ukios, organized
to promote and protect trudo, by enabling its sub
scribers to attain facility and safety in tin nting
of credits, nnd thcrrccovery of claims at ab points,
have to announce that they will, in September,
I80N, publish in one large quurto volumo; 1
Tub Mr.aViiANT*' Protective Unkmi Mrroabtilb
other
Amount
YhH bit ati Kft as to '
Chi :i>it, of ovor 400,000'of tho principal marchanU,
traders, bankers, manufacturers, und public
companies,-in more than 80,000 of the cities, towns,
villages, and Hel?cmenls throughout the Unjttd
Bute*, their* territories, and the British Provinces
of North America; and embracing tho moat impor
tant, information attainable and necessary to enable
tho merchant to ascertain nt a glance Iii? Catital,
Cuaractkii, and Dkuuke op Crkmt of giieh of bis
customers as are deemed worthy ot any gradation
of credit, comprising, also, a A'ewipaper Directory,
containing the title, character, price, aud place of
publication, with fuii particulars relative to each
[ journal, being a complete guide to tho press of every
county in the United States.
Tho reports nnd information will be confined to
those deemed worthy of some line of credit; nnd
as the same will be based; so far as prneticable,
upon tho written statements of tlie parties them
selves, revised nnd corrected by well-known nnd
reliable legal correspondents, whoso character will
prove a guarantco of the correctness of the infor
mation furnished by them, it is believed that the
reports will prove more truthful and complete, and,"
therefore, superior to, und of much greater value,
than any previously issued
By aid of the Mkuoantile Rbtkrknck Reoistkr,
business men will been enabled to ascertain, at a
glunce, the capital nnd gradation of credit, as
compared with financial worth, of nearly every
merchant, manufacturer, trader, and banker, within
the above-named territorial liuiits.
On or about the first each month, subscribers
will nlso receive the Monthly Chronicle, containing,
among olhr>r things, a record of such important
changes in the name and condition of firms,
throughout the country, ns may occur subsequent
to the publication of each half-yearly volume of the
Mi: it cant u.r. Rbfkr,kn<'K ReMimin :
J'rirc <<f The Mtreltants Union Mercantile Rrfirrricc
Utyislr.r, fifty dollars, ($50,)/?r. which\jLieill he for
ward* d to any addte** in the United Stute*, tran*porta
tili); paid, i
Holder* ftffirt $10 share* of the Capital Stock, in
attrition to participating in the profit*, teilt receive one
copy of the Mkiuw.NTII.i: ReVkuBXCB kkoistku free
of chary; holders often share* trill be entitled to Two
cupics ; and no more than ten 'hare* of the Capital
St tie!.' fill f,e olliittrd to any our applicant.
AH reniittanre?', orders', or e'Oiiinntnieat'io?* relative to
the bttol .diontd lit addressed t<> the Merchant* J'rolec
fire Union, io Ihr American Kiehanyt Hank Ititildiny,
.V?. 128 llroadicay, {Ii?x, 2.V???,) Xtie- Vork.
ung 22 fim
._._....,i
Schedule South Carolina Hail Roatl.
ON* AND AFTER .SUNDAY, MARCH 29? TDK
Passeriger Triiina on the South Carolina Rail
Knad will rtin ns follows :
/?r Columbia?Day Train.
Leave Charleston.f. G:"0 A. M.
'?' ' Orangcbtirg.'.1*2:10 P: M.
Arrive at Columbia. 3:50 P. M.
Night' Train.
Leave Charleston'...?. 5:40 P. M.'
" Orangeburg.,...........12:35 A. M
Arrive at Columbia.,.!...'.. 0:20 A'. M.
Far Charleston?Day Train.
Lenv ? Columbia. C:00 A. M.
Orangehurg.a. 9:13 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston. 3:10 P. M.
v Nitjhl Irain^ .. . ? ? i<ii 'ii
Wvo ColwnTbftt3.;:::....^IfcJto'P.^ri
; " - Orahgeburg.10:82 P. M.
In Equity.
ORAXtiEBUttti DISTRICT.
L: M. Bookhart,...I i
V vs.
Sam. Bozard, Adra'r.
K. F. Reeso, Adm'r.
By order of the Court of Equity iu. the above
stated caso, tho. creditors of the late William "P.
Reese, deceased, arc'hereby 'notified Id'como'in' nnd;
rjrovo their demands befoiy) mo, on,or ,bofore lher
first Monday of October next.-'
Commissioner's Office,
Ora
. Jub
July 4 'T " ^ ?-- ~~rm<
i i'J. *4.'t - r* 9 .t yum,
.Monday oi iicioner ncxi.
missibnor's OfDco, 1 V. D. V. JAMISON;*
?angehurgC.il., > .. Commissioner.
July 3, ISljR. )
The State of South Carolina.
ORANOEHURG COUNTY. .
Meltiah B. Greene, wife and others'! Petition for
vs. >? Leave to
Charlotte Buyck, ct. ?1. J Prove Will,
Whereas Petition having been made to meto
prove in solemn form, tho last Will and Testament
of Francis B. Heath, and whereas, F. K. Oliver,
one of the parties interested, is absent and without
the limits of the State, it is therefore ordered, that
heappear at the Court of Probate tobe holden nt
Ornngebufg-C. II., for Orangehurg County, on the
second Monday in November, A. D. lHiiS, forbear
ing said Petition and proving said Will and Testa
ment in due form of Law.
Probate Office, ) TIIAD. 0. ANDREWS,
Orangehurg. S. C, > Judge of Probate.
August 0, 1SI18. j
ang 8 untn 3m
IMXAIi NOTICK,---WE KEURKT
tho necessity which forces us to put all our
Notes and Accounts in the hands of an Attorney
and Magistrate for collection, and those ?f our
friends who desire to save cost can do so hy calling
on W. J. DeTrevlll'c. CH AS. BULL A CO.
sept 28 ly
t\toti<:i:.~- A i.i, i?i:ksoxs who
J3| left Papers In the Clerk'b Ollico to he Record
ed without payment of the fees, are notified that
they will iind 'them at tho oflico Of Messrs. Ixliir &
Dibble, where thry can obtain them by paying foes,
nnd giving a receipt.
JOSEPH F. ROBINSON,
july 2") * lm
ltF.XT?A l*m-|cc anrt Coiu
MODIOU8 STORE, lately occupied by the
lirtn of Chns. Bull & Co., situated on Main Stx-ect,
in the centre rd business. Alsn the Upper Story,
finely Plastered and suitable for a Residence.
Kitchen and outbuildings complete. Terms very
low. Apply to viler CH AS. S. BULL or
E MARCH ANT.
-.opt 2r< ly
?eGAL^NOTICB& an ftt *
In*
OHANGEUURft.p^TltICT.
Rftcbaol Pooscx, ct. al. J . Lands
Ani
appearing to my satisfac(ion th?10imnlloYteer/w *
nha Ilouser, his v. ifo, .lohn Ilonscr and Mary, bin
ifo, defendants in this case, reside beyond tho
limits of tliis Stale ; 0:i motion .of M?B<ytt'I^^A'
Diljblo complainant a Sfdkitore. it Isordored, That
said defendants do^plSlVpWliT^iswer or do
to wmrinJiifl.nt?,suid_ Mill of Complaint'
_ ?^nfesso against them, fiM AGS)
l^'.fcmiH.lnnpr.-a Offme. V T. D V. JAMISQfl;?*
Isa
J T e b t^ri 6 jf/^^*?!
Thomas Addison Mnrphcy by ''William f' ^fUflBjC
Iiis Guardian and next fi-iend, having made Kpplifca'-.
tio'n to prove tlie past existence, loss and'00011
)rangebnrg C. FT'. .r^dife
July 18, M*. ' j , ?'? .v jp^f
july 25 ? '.?! ?y^rt ftf
QRANGKBURG mSTRIttlV, \,,,? ,^*?
The Stato Ex Rdlatlono, ) - Bill ?.*<>'<*? Miaf
olicitor Southern Circuit, I - P e r p e t u-a t
in ro lost Do cum cut?. y ) gg Tesllrao?yvn
Application having been made by Mrs. 1
I Bobln/ion, to nrovo the cxlHtenc?n?s? ?h'd cowBWWT
[Of k deed jot o?nTeyffrr5llo*hor frfTrn ?a0et CaVaiS*
urn lot.a'fi land .situate in ioyrh. ?TlPryiepSJ " '
front ; g on^liddlcton 8trcct,..and measuring ?n.""?,-.,,
Ifront one hundred and seven feet, and'fioundedouxum
the North' hy f?t of *<VMgh*d#&
lotlof 0. Whiu?iu.oro and w.? m ir..t.?., , nn
H?dth by lot of "the said" Eiizo Kobln^o^awtv^
VYliittemorc and the west by Middlcton Street,
?j On motion of Messrs. Izlar & Dibldc, Solicitors,'
it hi ordered, That all persons who desire so t? do,
may appear and cross-cxamiuc tho evidence pro
duced, and introduce, evidence in reply before j,nt#l 1
on the first day of October A. 1). 1808.
Commissioner's Office', ) V. I>. V. J A MISON' "* &Om
Orangeburg C. II., S. C, } Commlsstoaar. ? _
June 20 1808. J ' '????'?
ORANGEBURG DISTlflC^^g'^^J
The State ex rclaliono ) . JRU;^.
Solicitor Sout hern Circuit
In.ro Lost ^Documents. ] i .,
tritt
of a Deed of Conveyance to him, from Rebecead^tf.
Murphcy, now Rebecca Wolfe, wife of James jR.^?*
Wolfe, of a Tract of Land situate, lying and' faagnA*
in tho fork of the Edisto rivers, liii tho Dis'Odfit,.
aforesaid, containing one hundred and nineiyUhMtr.
(193) acres, more or less, and bounded b/'UbofttiVor
Win. Barton, Daniel Smoak and lands formerly:
owned by Philip Joincrt dcccWtfd. ....... ? ; ;i .t.?o&
On motion of Messrs..Izlar'& Dibble, tfou^ijn*; ^
It. Is ordered, That nil persons who desire* so to d?j "
appear ar.J cross examine the evidence pro.dttci^a^*
nnd introduce cvidonce in reply,.be.fovo too ofl.lho
lilFt day of September, A. D. 18081' : . r-'-sfai
Commissioner s Ollicc, ^ V. D. V. JAMISpy/w^f^
Orangehurg C. II. > Commissioner*
June 18, 1808 ' J :- ??0"*I "
inns 20 ?d ^
THE STATE OF -sl)?3^1^C?ROJLilNA,
Oranoebuuo District.-''1 ?MO
In the Common Pleq'B/t.'i<l(>t
Henry Bischoff ft Co. ) c +r\im
vs. \ AUaVmaifenl,1 l
Bailey & Mr?-'. J
Whereas the Plaintiffs did on tho A 1th day vi
Aptil, 1808, filo their declnration against VS%^
fcndantH, who, (as it Is said,) are absent^freot-t
without tho limits of this State, and have rieitl
wife or Attorney known ^within "the same,. apo||t|}>'
whom a copy of said Declaration may be scrvad i :
On motion of Messrs. Izlar & DIbblo, Tl"alnttlf(^*?
Attorneys, It' hj orderc<L< That 4he said Dafeadai^Ml
do appear and plead to tho said Dcclntatiou pa! or" n~
he furo the 13th day of April, Whioli will bs.in .thfa ^
year of our Lord one thousand eight handrod aaa^
sixty-nine, othcrwU? final nnd absolute jfadgJna*?*^'
\rill then he given and awarded against tkiui.
. Clork a Oflice, \ J, F. ROBlNBO*!tH*v>
April llth, 18ft8, / C^?-r?,
apl 11 oc?m "l2*..
XHE STATrfOi^O
ORANGJiBURtV PISXJE?^j? ba*
In the Common FUo9.
Jo,. .1 ,,, ^jjjijjg^jjo I
Joseph E. Bailey. J bam
Whereas, tho Plaintiff did, on tho 28th day et?,
March, 1808, filo his Declaration against fSa^?^^?1* '
fendant?, .who (a* is Kaid) is, ab-.cntfrom and withont
fhe limil'sof th6 'State, and" ha? noitVaP imk^MfUr*
A^toihey?ikttdSgJE within lki &fo^fmfor^^fba*
copy of Ihe samo dcclnfatfon might be scrveu; ft 6^
thcrcroro ordered, That tho Kitid defendant do op^ -\
absolute judgmont will then bo given and aware^zi -
?gniiitM. huu. "
(Mcrk's Offioa, \ 3, t: BOBWiO*#:-i'iXfCia
Maroh 28, 1868. / 'CCf.V
"STATE OF -SOUTil tJAROLiNAfv
Oranqeiiuro DlBTUICT.' * A ^
-.*.??.t..
Iu tlic Il?if4trlot Co-pri.
I In pursunnco of General Orders No.*'" 164, frexa
IIeiMlmmy?evs"^6iond Milita^^istH^lrUltMagiii~
!lp<f6?r1t^^n,
this Court, of all Commit-...onts made, bj them during ^
the prccecding^half mpnjh, apgei/vuig datojof Com
.rpitmcut, names of Tcli6'nci^,and ?^Tjtttnoe? fat
which they were committed,'-'said Magistrates shall
nllso, forward to.tho Clork of. this Court, aUrecc
sariees ?md 'other jpnp'cM.'eonVwcted wD"V"tts?
cecdings' against; tho - Prisoners afore?ald
may be in tiiuir possession at the dat'o'Oii
the reports herein ordered. ' '.< ? i':>0 ' W^rff
By order of the Court. . --. V
3. T- ROBIN?05fi3?i?
January 8, 1808. Clerk IMstrlct Conrt. ..
janll 1.^7*5?*
THE STATE OF SO?T5I^CAROLINA,
OUANOEUUR? DrtTRlOTi--f.-ta ;
In the (3ouimon Pleas.
Boston Carter. "J ? ? i ,1 . .J-ifl*
vs. > Attachment.
Bnllcy Bros. )
THERfiAS the Plaintiff'did.' on the tetwM
W of April, A. I). 1808, file Ids, X'
against the Defendnnts, who*(ha'it is'safd) are"?
sent from nnd without the Hmlf?',of'this-Stttte, ant
have neither wlfo nbr AMofaey ktfow!? wU??n tho
same, upon whom a copy of the said Declaration
might bfc served:
It is the<?-.'ore orderotl, That the said. Defendant
do appenv und plead to the said Deolarafion ?n>wr>
before the. twelfth day of .April, which will be in
the year of our I.Onl one thousand eight himdrw'*
nnd sixty-liine, otherwise final and absolut^ judg,.{
ment will then be given and awnnled against Mm,
Clerk'? Olhoo, ) JOS. ROBINSON.
Orangehurg District, V. C C. T,
April 10,1808. j
[ ?PU1_?
!V?ilVITIiANli NUHNEltY, A
?X: TA, Ga.?Wo offer for the Fall Planting, a
very large and superior stock of Fruit Trees, Grapa
Vines, Strawberry Plants, Roses, EvcrgrccnX{jfr*
namcntivl Trees ami Shrubs, Bedding nnd Green
1 louse Plants. Descriptive andi wholesale i-w^t.'
logues mailed on application to t
P. J. BERCKMA^ ^1
july 18?8m* An8u*'*.,ftr>?*5>
i\TOTI<;i:.-The !<??> < r<MV.>vHn5?*rt\
.JL^I nt 'he Old College Chapel will hereafter b?
'openiHl on Friday afternoon of each week. fro'ni'fV
to 9 o'clock. W ?.:.??<?;? ? ftjfc.
jhiy ii " '? *? " ? * - *? ? ? Ur1*