The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, September 12, 1868, Image 17
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Again the cry ring? through the land,
To meet on.oc nioro "with Jie?rt and ha ml, .
Anil strike lor freedom'.s banners 1
?"ruin i und 'oli"thVfrom j^^era^|^f.^f
'<M^ej<^l>fhB^tliqite?am?^i*w^ r&A ? rfi!
^?1d?m ^??WM - tti Mb????!- ?i?lifff?* .*f?B
JoIrfeom?^^ *^
tfsWctdmtc?a*?e! who ,cau epeak.and think, .
?Jlnil'iAtd'ufl from'the"crumbling brink
Or ruin by takatJou.
-Horatio.Seymour in ihc mun,
? Of gathering hosts he lends the van,
And by^ls fcottnd financial*, plan, > ?"'-'? l
TVHl guard and nave the nation:
We'll-havo no slave to rum or smoko,
'TJb nj^ljjo hour toJ^aU^njiJoke,
Buljntl
.?filrpn
WhoTIf B?umL t ho IpcpLpipf jeform;
Who'll ggliilo* the shTp'jBafcXhAufeh-fhc storm,
Curtail expense o_f ctery .form,.
And savo repudiation.
Wo've found the man, Netv York's brave son ;
King out the bells, and fire the gun !
Tho victory of pcaco is won,
Wh^n Seymour heads;thb army ;
The hosts arc gathoring for tho tight,
Tito plundering crcw^arc^put tu tlight,
And soon we'll havo one law of right,
In Maine wld Atab'nnla. . ! ' ft,
March on,.march 6n^ yo true nnd brave !' {
^ Lot despotism firid'a grave,
The laws and Constitution save,
While wrath and strife go ittdcr.
Let ho who'is tho peopleVfrieud, ; _
Proclaim rebellion at an end,'
The mob down to tho shades descend,
Beneath their load of plunder.
i s.' . v \i '? ? ?** ?
Already beam the briglder skies,,
And thanks, from human lienrta arise,
With volunteers and full supplies,
^^TreWom'sbohtdefVitder>s !*
. W?Ui Seymour brave, and gulhint Blair, ,
? Placed in the Presidential chair, '
"rrnTcTTbaeks uud'Oobl one price shall bear,
? ' Ajudho?'. legal tenders.
Then rise ye men with hearts of stoell
. Uj-on us x;csts a Nation'? wcnl.
A nuUoiVdbcart e'er, long shallfcel
Tho bond of our communion;
f And love fhnll tuko the place of hate,
When statesmen fill the chair of State,
?#jt? .Nathan's nuisances abate,
; -?WPiWith Seymour, Blnir.and Union. ; : ,?*3EV:
fflftliit.',fij'; 1 1 .?.?.
:*ea-ft?o%iOaiin;7" j t - - ? . / 1 ; . .
?i>?BM4BKM*, r,?Aftl?ETj-HAOOKa8 : AND ^Tdlfe.
?4B^^^^i?^ coVrpsJmndont|
of tho New York Herald sftys:
^^td^^dvfee.^ received hero rccontly from
i|j%9^ttk.?PPr<^c.ni...carjMjt-bagMui as. on its
d^ih-fcrtscl: ;>With tho exception iof Florida
aud ^ulfi^CnrbBna, all the Southern States
are conceded as certain to go for Seymour and
IJlalrT ^Ttfd'Mdical organisations in tho rccon
?Btructctf^gjon/nrd'dwindling,'nway rapidly,
und defection has reached their very strong
hold with such alarming results that tho car
pot-bag heroes see nothing but ruin ahead.
ThSSSb?t intelligent blacks havo determined
to join hands with their old masters: and thus
drive a??^f'tho carpet-bag adventurers from
tbef?outh to their native element.
$&<W AT*} danger ofigeneral. war,on
wc*t*rtf ^d4 ^o?tlj^tcrrf ^ftjW?ef; -nnd Mat.
exercised by tho military. If measures other
tnWfMi^l^fa^i^i^ ab'?'if aii,
inuH'.^ituinate onslaught on tho. Indians be
coniiueuee'd, there is ruuaun iu fuar, from the
known spirit of tho army, that there will bo a
disastieuB war ot indefinite continuance, draw
ing into its vortex titousnnds.of Indians nom
at peace with tho United States, nnd, besides
tit& ^o^to^l^csymvblving tho govcinmnnt iu
hundred aud4 ftto gprth^ jghcfcnne?, Arapa
hoca n^d S^ux^Tlj^y are callctf tlio l>og fc>ol
r'oung nicti, nud htnrtcd for Nebrn?ka
necB. A^psipu-through the iuteruicdiute.cQuu*
try tU^pcolumlttod the murders'and other out
rages to which publicity bos already boon giv
eKjf^tl^r \a tbia way, uot only against treaty
obligntiotta, but contrary to the wisl^s of tho
confederated nation to which they belong.
*? ?
''Bau?na trees ,iu t'lor^da arc bending to the
earth with fruit.
AVoodei; railways arc commended for wild,
hilly regions yt' thin population.
?' J~ ' '? ' ' * ?.
Hound toed boots and shoes will continue to
be in iu&hiou this wiutor, al.su the "box toe."
^?tliutogrupli letter of Washington to llen
?jN^(rr^i^Bold;ior about $50 iu London ro
cenfeby, .'?:
Tho Jfep?f iirlonn? tficrrytutc says tho ;nuin-j
?jiorAfLhidtCB {wbo apply daily to the Mayor for
i?t^.!??ercdible.
? flCho Son. ) bja?'conftrtued John It. Ilubbard
aa^toi?'?otistablc, under the bill lately passed
organizing n State police forco.
rt5?|0, lVadieul Htutc Convention meets iu Co
IdrnbiA oW lT?CHday, 8th ihat.} to nominate tin
e^^prftf wkey und candidatea for Congress.
^Siw^'>Vclverton wns granted the uho of tho
Scuuty. ^Iininbur by tho tJeorgia IjCgiaititur^,
for tue puVpojo ofgiv'mg n roading.
ceJlent liket
a largo U. ?
ho
o says-ho cor
dially eupports Choir election.
Samuel W. Mason, formerly..cougcetcd '^HU?
thoj Boston press, and Of* late publisher; 01 tho
SayailkaV'Nc^ 'nhdr:nor5?!d, died on Saturday'
in Now Hampshire
Victoria Baid to Eugene?"Uso your gra
tfiojts influence on tho^ Emperort Madam, to
piPcS cnt a wnT which tcan^chi^dr|cn frj6m tnoth
lOtjp
j, ?ruBsiK Q^&cf^gQ^
rVs?iuo;,lcodH them to bkc; teh about .tho Rhino
downs and fortifications.
j Timber, it i? stated, rendored firo-proof by
imprcgiLOtipg. it,,with silicates, is used ?xton
sivply in; Ocrmany for flooring planks, doors
and staircases.^,w**? ?',?<? V
The now IawTu Ohio, compelling all phy
sicians to suspend practice who have nover
redpived regular diplomas, goes into effect Oc
tolor 1.
Ivhat a Hituat,||^0^c^ryV^r
Sfcntors of the Dtate ofSouth Carolina diB
cufsing angrily their own right to enter hotels.
Tis ;^nd^?a^son^ty?!
bhftrniihg ilhw'ic?iogg' ii doming bW to
the United States after her operatic triumphs
in.Europe. She will reach New York about
the middle of September.
JA Frcujoh^h?togfrypher, it is said, bos suc
eoedcu ^tP obtaining" very "fine van'd accurate
pa^ioramid views of Parisfrom a balloon' nearly
one thousand feet iu tho air.
V 1
? After September JHht tho time on ibci1 Rail
road betweon New York^ and IVaflhiiigton 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,
aud she has become both violent and silly.
She now gets up nt night, teare her bed to
pieces nnd throws the pillowsfoutf of' the win
LA number of Democratic tncrchants of-New
Vbrk have presented the Columbia Democratic
club'with tt.nionfitor banner, on which aro 'ox
enef sea of.Seymour and Blair, also
rgoU. S. flag.^r ; 'fj ' ? \J$?
?The Georgia papers publish shocking dis
closures of an intrigue of ex-Governor Joe
Brown with nnother manVwife, ...which show
thjnt the cx-Covcrnor, through a very respecta
bly Radical, is not much of a Joseph after all.
John Allen, the wiekedest man in New
York, as n sign that he has reformed, adver
tises in Cn.//<r?A/ that he respectfully requests
no curiosity-scckors to call ou him unless they
Wish to spend at least one dollar qt the bar*
The diflttnguishcd^Knglish Methodist divine,
the Rev. MY. Punshon, has been married in
Canada ^to 'his dccca8d1Il'tr.ifo'H sister. It is
believed that, iii^K?^f hufreturn to England,
the Canadian marriage would be pronounced
invalid.
A movement-has bcon commenced with a
view to unite the the. United States, England
and Bussia in n grand expedition to solve the
problem of ^thoNorth Poler?that is, to reach
it, if this be possible, and ascertain its surround
ings. - - /
Less than twenty, years ago Poter |I)on?huc,
ut Patterson, N. J., emigrated to California,
and disregarding tho attractions of tho gold
diggings, worked steadily nt*hi$. trade of black
js nith. He is now worth fJ^ejfjgi ^uV|^
u iiiHouB. g0 (tni.Y-i ?rr Aii
A watrhmaker of'Paris has just turned out
a watch, Jot? the Sultnn, prico ljOOOjOO? jroncs.
These is ^dismojid^i the back r.ssrlj r.5 largo,)
as a walnut. An exchange.says the gentlomcu
pickpockets of Eurbjpc will doubtless learn the
fact with tho liveliest interest,
_ immmm H^M.I
! j State Elections..?The. following State
Jlections^ajm^ xuf iit W
I Maino, September 14. ^
* Nebraska, October 3. ^
P^^^n^ojobe^I^^v, v^n.
Ohio, October 13.
flQJ?h.Qci?ber.l3,.
West Virginia, October 22.
Now York, November 3.
New Jersey, November 3.
Delaware, November 3.
Maryland, November 3.
Illinois, November 3.
Michigan, November 3.
Wisconsin, November 3.
Minnesota, November 3.
Missouri, November 3.
Kansas, Noycmbor 3.
! Nevada, November 3.
' Massachusetts, November 3.
' Tho Presidential election occurs on tho 3d
of Novcmbor.
In Equity,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
The State Ex Rclationc ") Bill to
! Solicitor Southern Circuit. VPcrpotuatc
Iu re loBt Bocumonts. J Testimony.
I Application hnving been made by Mrs Kezbib
ilufl'man, widow of Frederick Huffman to establish
tho BxlsteneVuontents and Loss ef certain Ortlois
j ?onfciudng writs of Partition of ccrtnin lands in
tlrnngcbui^g .Bbdriet from tho Coirt of-Equity, as
her distributive sharo'of her father Thomas Olea
ton. Sr., deceased, said lands being two tracts, one
containing 2.r>0 -acres,' the other 2f?0 acres more or
less. Under which orders sbo was put in posses
I sion of iwid lands. On motion T. If. Cookc, Esij.,
j Solicitor, it is ordered, That all persons who desire
so to do, mny appear beforo mo on tho 25th day of
pctoW??T*jfCxl to cross examine tho evidence pro-'
tinned und introducn ovidenoo in teply.
Cwnittl^i^inor'a OlHoe, I V. I>. V. JAMISt)N,
?rnngelajrg C. H., [ . Comalssioncr,
i .Inly 2:1, 180>. }
July 26 td
IZLAK ?& DIBBLE,
?tt^ineys an& Solicitors. *
^infrk^?Uoqin\C?ottr^ of tho Statc^hnd^ulso ?f
tho United StRlosj OBpoolally: in tho Courts.ofl
'? ? ban k It u p t o y.
ORANOEBUBG;' B.C.
' JAMES ?. IZLAR. SAMUEL DIBBLR.
Mb2:M_^ ly
?-Bfcv.? ?KM fcurib *tn**m
l^'Be TREVILLE ft AMAIBBB! ^
"attorneys at law,
Orangeburg IHUrict.
W. J. Bb TREVILLE, -A: P. A MAKER,
OraogoburgC.il. , ?. Lcwhrrillo, 8.^0.
fob I tf
FREDERICK FERSNER,
?9
9. 3D 3D ISTTI'S T
WlttT^BB IN ORANGEBURG EVERY FRIBAY
? AND SATURDAY. ;
j UnnniR at Masonic Bail, opposite Corncl?On;
Krnnicr & Co.
april 4 tf
"irBZEKIEL,
W l i t H HI A KICK AND JEWELER,
{At 8toro formerly occupied by C? Bull &.Co:)
OR A XG KB Uli G, S. <7.'
i ALL WORK WARRANTED.
may 9 ' tf
ORANGEBURG HOTEL
W. R. THEADWELL.
TIMS HOUSE HAS BEEN NEWLY F1T
iiij ted up, and is now open for the accominoda*
'liLtion of the public. Corner Russell and
Broughton Streets.
may ? J , 9
v 3 AGENTS FOB'THE
j Equitable Life Iiisuraneo pniptuiy
OF NEW YORK,
-POLlOi:^, NON-FOBFEITABLE, -
Dividend Declared Annually to Policy Holders
fi b 23 I / ' id
THE CANNON HOUSE!
(OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.)
THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD Rc
lapectfully inform thcTraveling Vnb
E^lio that his HOUSE is opuncd'for
their accomodation.
KATES OF BOARD.
Board pcr .Day.~.$ I, 75
v..Week..-. 7 00
?? ' """Monti. 20 IK) *
jab. 0A.isriN"03sr,
'l*raprictvr.
-nug 8 - o ly
ipa-VILIOIST HOTEL;
CHARLESTON, S. C.
HOARD, PER DAY, $3.00.
A! BUTTFAfPiELD, ' MIIB. H. I.. DUTTKIIFIKI.BJ
Superintendent. Proprietress,
dog 28_? _
PELZER, ROD
Cotton Factors
AND
commission merchants,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
F. J. PELZER, F. Sr R0DGEH8,
4 Hi ?~ ?t <4i :M.UCK ENF USS.
A !.':( OTT ihXXTb hi
THE^nOPE; OP THE COUNTRY I
'! /'It ../:'>*# ?.*V-.*'.-, ? I ? ? ? ..: if !? -.???;?"<
' ' K NOW T II E M !
Tho Finest, und liest, and Truest!
LI V E -LIKE!
it auii vert ^oiT^oodtia yotvu to
??tKRY{-FBJ,'EAhVil^rEVEUY WHITE MAN
t,and Woman, of the Co^u^try* who{nuU trust
or tho**salvatIofrOTMlu\*Cf)ntftitntiDh ,u'iid' the Union
in'th6 kufcbcss lof llo Democratic Pitrlf, ought to
'know (bosides their principles) Ihq features nj, lcas^j
' of thoso in whom that hope is cent red?-of those
through whom it tmutbc brought to a glorious frui
tion. H04 *
By authority of tho National Sbymoub and
Bi.aiu Cixn, Lifedikc Portraits of our candidntcs
for President nnd Yicc-Presidcut ?.f the United
States-, executed in the best style of tho- art, arc
published as follows :
Largo Double Picture (Lithograph)?Seymour
and Blair?22 by 28 inohos.$2.00
Single Pictures (Lithograph)?Seymour and
Blair?8 by 10 inches each. 1.00
TO CLUBS:
Large Double Pictures-r-3 copies...$ o.OO
Do. Do. Do. 7 copies. 10.00
Single Pictures?? copies. 5.00
Do Do, 13 copies. 10.00
The procoeds of those Hides are to be devoted to
campaign purposes.
Club orders must he sent to ono address. All
pictures arc sent on rollers so 09 to avoid damage
in the mails, and in all cases froo of postage
Order.-* to amount of ten dollars and over may be
filled by Express, and bill collected on delivery.
With each order will bo enclosed a package of se
lected campaign documents, &o;. to advance tho
cause.: Address, oarefully,
E. S. STEPHENS,
Box 891, Washington, D. C.
Jtt?fiF N. B.?In ordering, please mime paper in
which adTertiscmcnt was seen.
aug 29 tf
G
UI?IiETT'S PATENT
STEEL BRUSH COTTON GIN
i Cotton ginned on this Gin sold in Charleston last
Season, at ono to two cents per pound more than
tho same olasB of Cotton ginned on the ordinary
Gins of the Couutry. Thin statemont is certified by
Iwcnty-tlve of the principal Factors und Buyers iu
Charleston. !
Price Six Dollars per Saw for Cash or City Ac
cept anccs. Send for a Circular.
DRINLEY'S PATENT PLOUGHS,
And a full Slock of Hardware and Agricultural
implements for sali low; wholesale and retail.
C. Gil AVE LEY, No. 62, East Bay,
i South of the Old Post Ollke,
July II?2in Charleston. Hi B.
WM/-WALTON SMITH,
?OTTOlSi Ii\AOTOTl
.??ry.T.< ? ..?and?? ?
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
? . . . .<lloycc& Co.'s Wharf.
CHARLESTON, S. D.
'? ?DSJ"> Prompt and personal attention given to tho
ealo of Cotton. ' *
ntig 24 1 moe 0
CHEAP fiASH; .STQKEJ1
jr^? r?fc or. t&wr&tij D*viiLh# lit be* l<fc*o ?a?ffijfc?
WK ARK RBCBIVINO
? .*-;<W> 1* .?><'^'.* ' ?-. *r* -? ?* f-%
?I ?V ? ?
irHESH SUPPLIES
of
DEJ GOODS
" v. *<joj
wr r , ?
? Ira *?>? *?- .. -
pBcO OERIES'
l I t^ii?>H JGVERY WEEK,
And will'guarantee quality and price to suit hII
who may favor us with a call.
We will take in trado all kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
nl tit
ho highest market prices, and put our Goods at
as low figures as any home in Town.
oct IS?oly KE1T.T BROTHERS.
Tho Carolina Farmer
BELIEVING THAT THE INTERESTS OF THE
i < Farmers and 'Flautera of this section demand
the publication of a periodical to he be devoted to
tho advancement of Agriculture in the two Caro
linas, wo have determined to establish auch u pe
riodical under the title of' ' *
THE CAROLINA EARM ER,
and will issue the first number as 'jo<>n as a suffi
cient numher of Subscribers arc obtained to pay a
rensonahlc share of tho expense of Publication.
Tho FARMER will bo issued monthly at $2 00
per annum, in advance ; will contain not less than
thirty-two large double column pages of reading
matter, bound in handsome covers : and in typo
graphical "execution will not be "surpassed by any
Agricultural Monthly in the country.
Being determined lo do whatever energy will ac
complish In making tho FABMER worthy the sup
port of the intelligent Planters and Farmers of
North Carolina and South Carolina ; and desiring
to introduce it into every county in those Slates,
.we wish to employ active Agents at every I'udl
office, to whom the most liberul inducements will be
offered.
Address all communications to
WM. II. BERN A KB,
july 4?tf Wilmington, N. C.
rpHE GREAT POPULAR PAPER
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i THE CHARLESTON TRI-WEEKLV NEWS,
Throe Bollars a year?Two Bollare for Six:Months.
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. unlcs the Cash accompanies the order. No Paper
sent for u longer time than paid for.
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dec 21?tf$ Proprietors.
ESTABLISHED 1802.
Charleston Courier for 1868.
DAILY AND TRl-WEEKLY,
4?Uy Paper"-' * &'K - $8.00 ipefi-Annum.
tfri-Weekly Paper* -'$4.00 por Annum.
? The war closed with a largo indebtedness on tho
par' ?>f onr former subscribers, seme of whom huvo
proffered us payment. To others wo have prosentcd
no claim, amid thu losses and misfortunes by which
they havo been surrounded, having been spared tbo
necessity of doing so by the very generous, pi >mpt,
and hearty support wo have uniformly received.
We arc able to wait for tho advent of belter times,
confidently aKSurcd that when prosperity returns to
the land (hey will Cheerfully meet their obligations.
Tonil such we cordially extend an invitation to.ro
riow their subscriptions. ' * *'
n , dh it I
T I"1XHERN HOHNE,
jljLL (?OttJISUfcT MSB. lUDBLB'S,) ; ^
281 KLNQ STREET,
llcttcecn Wenttoorth and Hazel Street*, and
teithin three minutes' icallc of all tin
Principal Wholesale anil Retail
Houses of Meeting, King and Haync Streets,
and the. Past Ojfice, Charleston, S. C.
The City Railway, which runs to each extremity
of the City, is within fifty yards of the bouse.
TERMS OF BOARD :
Board by the day.$2 60
? ? Week.$12 00 to $16 00
IIkniiu Sparnick, Mus. B, II ii.uk us.
oct IS tf
Ladies' Mutual Aid Association
<>f
CHARLESTON, S. C.
HpIIE object of this ASSOCIATION is to assist
J Ladies who arc struggling by their own en
deavors to support themselves and families.
Orders for all kind of NEEDLE WORK will bo
neatly and promptly executed for which the Asso
ciation will bo responsible.
Also, Southern Preserves, Jellies, Wines, Cor
dials nnd Pickles, &c, are made under its nuspieos,
and tho Quality Guaranteed.
For tho benefit of our friends abroad, we give a
list of some of the Preserves, &o.l
Orange, Pineapple and Peach Marmalade Preserves,
Lemons, Citrona,
West India nnd Ogecohcc Limes,
Blackberry,
Plum and Quince Jellies, - ?
Wines, Cordials,
Peach and Apple Leather,
Crystajised Fruits,
Tickled Shrimp* and Oysters.
All orders for Work, Preserves, &c., to be ad.
dressed to Ma>. LEE, Superintendent,
At the- jK-po?ito>y,
>'<? 7 CUuliuur* Strcetj Charleston,
.inly II ?f
to
su
grd
all
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traders, bankers, manufacturers, and'. public
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uug 22 f>m
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, . . . .
f\S ANUAFTEU SUNDAY, MARCH 20tu THE
Passenger Trains on the South Carolina Rail
Road will rtin as follows :
For Columhia?Day Train.
Leave Charleston. G:f.O A. M.
'*?"' ' Ora'ngobufg:......12:10 D: M.
Arrive at Columbia. 3:50 P. M.
KiyhCYrxlin. ~v '
Leave CharleVtbuV......:./../!'.. :.S.. ?:10 P. M:
" Orangeburg.,..?...,..............12:35A.- M
Arrive at Columbia.,.". 0:20 A. M.
For I Charleston?Day. Train.
Leave Columbia. 6:00 A. M.
\* ?rangeburg.:.0:43 A.. M.
Arrive at Charleston.. 8:10 P. M.
..??.- ; . . Niyfu 3 rain., ?? . . ;? - -M
Wve ?fllfett^dS.^m%?.-M
^Ofcafigeburg.10:82 P. M.
tg%jirtt^riw^
mar 28?tf }T & T! > U^^^Sf^^nilnnt.
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In Equity.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
L: M. Bookh*tt,:;.> ../ a tjvJ .
? i V vs. V
?am. Bozarrt, Adm'r. f
E. F. Rotso, Adm'r. J
By order of the Court of Equity in. the above
stated caao, ,tho creditors cf the lote William P.
Reese, deceased,'aVo fieroby'fhdVncd tff'oomolrt and
prove their demands before me, on. or before I he
,fjrst Monday of October ncii *' **? - "? V 4 <T*?
(Jommlssitmor's Otfico, ) V. D, V. JAMISON;*
' | Orangchurg C. H., .V..? Commissioner.
i Jyly 3. 18G8. j
July 4.^
F j: 'i * * > 'y a A t* r i - , ry .tc a f f\r;
The State of South Carolina,
ORANGEIHTRG COUNTY^
Meli iah B. Orcene, wife and others'! Petition for
vs. V Leave to
Charlotte Buyck, ot. al. i J Provo Will,
Wherdas Petition having been made'to mo to
prove in solomn form, tho last Will and. Testament
of Francis B. Heath, and whereas, F. Oliver,
one of the parties interested,, is absent ami without
the limits of the Slate, it is therefore ordered, that
ho appear at the Court of Probate to be holden nt
Orangeburg C. II.r for Orangeburg County, or tli.?
second Monday in November, A. D. 1R0S, for hear
ing said Petition and proving said Will and Testa
ment in due form of Law.
Probate Office, ) THAI). 0. ANDREWS,
Judgo of Probate.
; Probate Olhce, "J
Orangeburg, S. C, >
August C, ISf.B. j
nug 8 oam Snt
l^IXAIi NOTrtVE RE?RET
,J[' the necessity wliich forces its It put all our
Notes and Accounts in tlie liands of an Attorney
and Magistrate for collection, and those ef our
friends who desire to save cost can do so by calling
on W/.T. DeTrcVillc. OHAS. BULL & CO. i
sept 28 . , ly
TVTOTM'E.."?U t?EKSOXS WHO
!^| loft Papers In tho Clerk's Offico to be Rooord
cd without payment of the fees, are notified that
th-y will find 'thorn'nt the office of Messrs lilar &
Dibble, where they can obtain them by paying foes,
and giving a receipt.
JOSEPH F. ROBINSON,
july 20 * lm
-ii+H-t'/a^.'U.?;^-'-???).''
ITi?R REXT?A Lurgc anil Cotti
i MODIOV8 STORE, lately occupied by the
Iii m of Chas. Bull d Co., situated on Main Street,
in the centre of business. Al.-o the Upper Story,
finely Plastered and suitable for a ltcsidence.
Kitchen and outbuildings complete. Terms very
low. Apply to eiter CHAS. S. ELM ?. or
E MAROHANT. ?
M-pt 2h * ' 1y
li'NQXHm lauf
& j ORANOEBURG DISTRICT.
IUchael Poostir, cLab j r Lands ?
It appearing to my satisfaction that OmCaHouUf?*^
Anna Houser, his v. ifo, John Hou Her and Mary, hi*
wife, defendants "Jn this case, 'rcsido beyond tho
liudts of tliis SJato;,On motion,of-Mcs<t?fclltfjto4|
Dil bio complainants ^?J^^A}]^uj^i-ip C?&CrecVjxiiat
jiy. said defendant* de!8p|flR0r*EKw>3r,^s?>^r or da
tali igdgrCtttnfeflgo against them. ?t
t. july.SG ? ? ' >>-*V^**?
?vi .-A-&?$'V?l
? ?RANGKBURG DISTRICT? y, .w ^
The State Ex Itelationo, 1 - BiU!fe,V^.iS|p
Solicitor Southern Circuit,- v ? P e r p 111111 m.up
Jn. rOlos^ Dooin>Nimt8.
ApjsUcatiqn haying hcen mado by Mrs.
opinson, to prqvV t he exlstcnce^"""^
Ro>
'?? \ deed *o? d?n^tJys*n*c^oBIher frTm tfaaTo?
of i loUVfi, laud:. ?Huste dn to?w)a_ of iQx^a&el ?
froiting.eu Jdiddletpn Strect,^nj,nmawrinjj5nI
lot of 0.'-WbUtemoro.and.Wm.-^M.-UuUaa
hoi th by lot of tho .said Elita Itobinson
?VI itteinore and the west by Middlcton Street.
? On motion of Messrs. Izlar & Dibble, Solicitors,"
it is ordered,^That all persons who desire so to;do,
may appear and cross-examiuc tho evidence pro
duced, and introduce evidence in reply before,n*.?i
on dhe first day of October A. D. 1868,
Cdmrnissioner's Office; | V. D. V. JAMISON^* g?9?
OrangcburgC. IL, S. C,
j Juno 2018(18.
july 4 '
In Equity.
Cora.mis^io^^^
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT. ;, ;
The State exrelatlono, ?) Dili to >M?^?
Solicitor .Southern Circuit V. ',:PcrraiuaifU^kS
I "In.ro Lost.Documents.., . J. 'TesUm?a^ ^
Thomas' Addison" Murphoy by Svillmiii Tf, fSrt.o
his Guardian and next friend, having njido^hjinlib;
Uon t'o'provo the past-existence, loss and conta?t _
of a Deed of Conveyance to him, from liobicoalft?.
Murphcy, now .Robocxa Wolfe,..wife.-of Jajnaa^*\m(&
d ?netyitbrjrt?^
acres, moro or less, and bounded by *WHdi*o*Jf?*
^Vin.' B?rtort, Daniel Smoak and lands iOTmejiy
owned by Philip Joincr( deceased.. r :
On motion of Messrs..Ifclar & Dibble, Solicitor** " _
It is ordered, That all persons who desire so to '?TL??
appear and cross examine the evidenqo Pr<>4tfcjjig'^
and'.ntroducc evidence in rcply,/bcforo in o on the
21st day of September, A. D. 18G8jr'
Commissioner's Office, \ V. D. V. JAMl8?tf<tr,
Vlrangeburg C. H. J- Commissioner.
"8, 1808 ) I ,
June 18,
june 20
Til K STATK OF SOUTU*CARB-UNA,
O&anqeb?k? district*.'il'lC-'
In the (lominou l-lca?. t*;r?i!>t.
Henry Bisokoff & Co. ) ? ; . ,v r
vs. \ Attachment* 1
Bailey & Bro. j
Whereas, the Plaintiffs did on tho. i 1th .day pC
Aptlt; 18G8, filo their dcclaiation against tha
fondants, who, (as it is suid.) are absent, from att4-jj
without tho limits of this State, and havb' tfeithor1 '
wife or Attorney known : within the same,. ApeiJsjiJc
whom a copy of said Declaration may be served f y .
On motion of Messrs. Ular & Dibble, Plalnlifl^fljt^
Attorney*, it is, ordered.vTbat *be said DtfeadftnW?
ltuclunitiou ot*jg||j^^
do nppctir und plead to llio said
beforxj the, loth day of April, ^hi?h wlUi.b^in^h;?
year of our Lord one thousand eight ho nor oil aa^
stxt^-nine, othcrwhi* final nnd alisoluto Jhdg^*sliW
will thou be given and awarded ngaiuat thiw. - ',' '
. Clerk s Ofljjjo, > J, F. ROBtN?OTf*4S* ,
April 11th, 1868, / C^B??.
apl 11 oe3m 12mj
ORAXGKBURG DlSmiC^o^ u&
Jn the Common Pleat). ' I
Jos. II. Morgan, ,) , ? . _ ^ ._ n
vs. t Alt ?ohmefit. 1 ? v- ~.
Joseph E. U^iley. J ... ytlOA
Whorcas, tho Plaintiff didf on tbo 28th da/ ?i_
March, 18G8, filo his Declaration against fh
fqntlapL ^wjm.iasiiB saidlh^ abae.nl^romand:s|^'|
he limit's of th? State, ahd^hatT 'noiw^jP*'
/^ttoibey^kadwic ftithid tho .aarh(
copy of the samo declafalibn might be served ;
licfcfnrw 'oi^Wed^ TJiaf tfla'-iiar
SMrdM
absolutftvjudgiositt will then bo given and
against him.
Clerk's Ofiit?, I J' *? BOBIH80??;
8- |. .
March 28, 1868.
car/
STATE OF 'SOUTH CAROLINA,
Oranqkburo Dibtuiot.
Iu tlic mntrlct ConrL
I In pursuance of Oenerat Orders No."' 164, from
UendV?ytOTB^W0Ttd MilitaryC^istli?tp?hatMa^.
tratcs ?f the, pistrlcU of Oranjgbnre will JBiaka.? i
rcpoYron 'tho 18th Kn'd ltftt Wkftr o^eaetf-iriW^W*
tills Court, of all Commitment* madebi-thera durja^^
s/?ffenoo? Sat
istrate* aha?
also forwanl to tho Clerk of this Court, all
Jiine^e* and Keif? ^ap^rs/'e?nneeted with
codings - against j the . Prisoners aforesaid,j
may be in their possession at the date, of in
tbo rtSpotts herein ordered.
By order of the. Court. .
j January 8, 1868. j
jan 11 '
Clerk .Dislrj|cl CejM
; TIIK STATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OltANOEDURO? Dr?TiUCT^ C.,JW n'M
Boston Carter,
.TB.
Bailey & Bro
In the Cunnnon Plena;
?vi1 Ai-^i,
Attachment.
W
HEREAS the PlalntlirW on tb? te?t*k4a|63
of April. A. D. 1808, .file his Pech*
Defendants, who*(h* if iaJaaw)'?
against the
sent from and-withoutthc Irmifa'of'thht Stste, an I
have neithor wife; obr Attorney koowli within the
same, upon whom n copy of the ?ald Declaration
might be scrvfld:
It is therefore ordered. That the said Defendant
do appeal- and "plead Mb tMfe-Mi'id Deolaratum on or ?
before the. twolflh day.trf,AprU, which will be i?i
the year of our Lord One thousand eight hundred
and si,xty-nine, otherwise ? final and absolut^ Jq^m
mcnt will then be given and awarded against hTm.*
Clork^Omaa, ^ JOS. ROBINSON, r \
Orangeburg District
Aprfl 10,1808
aplll
?ict,|.
C. C. Y,
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very large and superior stock of Vr>
Vines, Strawberry Plants, Roscst
namental frees ami Shrubs, 'Seddin
.-AliGDB*
Planting, %
Trees, drape
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jnly ^?Wam* Augusta, Oa., >
XTOTIC:!:. -riio loo (Irvnm'Mte?i
nttho Old College Chapel will hereafter bw
'tipencd .on Friday aBerhoi>n <d each wee^;%eS?w-*"
toy o'clock. >f :< /, ? -. fffiit
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