The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, September 19, 1868, Image 10
POETRY.
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Ab! philo ;th^gloomy fojds pfplglny" y j|f
? ?? ^Lak tb^ck about^ the meadowj v ( \: ^ ^ ?
And while the huge world in its'flight,'
_ y- Went plunging through its shadow.
1 dreamed I stood beside you, love,
While somewhere in the garden grove,
A mocking-bird was singing. ' ' '
^MP^lore.r' she sung, in her sweet song, ,
?i"Come euro me of my sorrow.
Ror I have loved you woll and long?
> Dear love! love me to-morrow I"
t^l nda^iui fitars-adown^hl ^odo/ S3 H
The fire-flics went sailing?
Within the garden's gloomy shade
Thour dlm light naught availing,
..a.
- But Bthl the bird sung loud and long,
Her sweet sad lay of sorrow,
And this the burden of her song, i
''O love! "love me to-morrow I"
The great _ white roses, in tho dew,
Waxed cheerless, cold and chilly,
While I sat talking still with you,
? My sweet, puro-hcartcd Lily !
?'? ?,.t: ? ? :?: ? ; ;
Andlhus wo sat, till, -with a start, .
I. wakened from my (breaming,
And, with my love deep in my heart,
Went back to wordly scheming.
Hut all day long, I fondly deemed
I beard the bird a singing?
In every bush and tree it seemed
Tho self-same song was ringing.
"O-lovc Vj .sue sung, in her sweet lay,'
"Come cure me of my sorrow?
If I have loved you well to-day,
. Dear love ! love mo to-morrow!"
& i ; i J - Items. . [, ! ) , ?
Switzerland has a newspaper 200 years old.
Tho cotton factories in Mexico have ceased
running.
-There were 19 suicides in New York in two
days1.
Commodore - Armstrong died | on Tuesday;
week.
French grape growers have an eye on Kan
Locusts are ravaging Fremont County,
Iowa. ?
A black worm is destroying Mississippi
Adrian. Michiuan. m EOinf* to liaVO U public
library. ^ " f ;; l
Grain
want
ain dealers in Muscatine, Iowa, arc in
?f?it.** ? ** 1 * - '; I K W
"t ??: ?' t' ?? '? t?".';?
Manassas Jupction has become a thriving
.village
There were 599 deaths in New York. last
week.
Hop. ,Ezra^ Cornell is tJ0: years old- and u
hard worker.'
Texas is raising excellent "sen-island" cot
ton.
xn^y e?wi D?fs um.*
^^Negro footmon, in purple stockiugs aro the
mode in Paris. '
Now York City consumes 25,000,000 gallons
of milk yearly. ?
In Boston street peanut venders arc indicted
Much sickness prevails among the Russian
children at Sitka. :
- v Tho Canadian discount on American in
voices, is 30 per cent.
'titi mines have becu discovered iif Summit
County, Colorado
The grasshoppers bid fair to consume every
thing in Nobrnaka.'
St. Louis has twolve Raptist churches, six
of which tue closed. , , . , . ,i itro
The &i\ uWoAiribassadors have a j^rbat ca
pacity for champagne.
Mexican troops ore shooting rebel prisoners
as fast as captured.
Dr,. Eliotson, just dead,, was the inventor of I
the filctnoscopd.
Tho American lecture system is beginning
to prevail in Germany.
Tho Viceroy of Egypt spent 012,000,000
in a ten weeks' tour.
The total d iily product of oil at Flcasunton,
Pa., is 2,028 barrels.
There are sixty-nino Presbyterian clergy?
hfetf on the Pacific Conet.
Almost every country town in the West is
suffering from burglars.
France has formally decided not to have
neWjclcctions this year.
x,' ' ?' '
The new army law of Bavaria has becu put
into practical operation.
Dr. Shunts, superintendent of the Minnesota
Insnno Asylum, is'dcad.
Bilgham Young won't let profane young
men vHsit th* Misses Young.
The Lake Traverse Indians, in Minnesota,
are in a starving conditio?.
Peat in largo"quantities has been discovered
in De "Witt County, town.
?( .1?; 6,?M.I I ?? -"!
lb is reported fcltat tho French troops wiM
600? be recalled from Romo.
^Prufcsta closes its post offices Sunday* nud
njarcliee the clerks to church
phia Navy Yard at prbsontr
There
'hiladolphia iJavy^Ynrcl at prosontr
A lad of 16 robbed a New York store of |
$1,000 worth of kid gloyetj (a|t w3ek| } { "j
i Alaska-"Indians roopqtly boarded n grading
sloop aud stolo everything of valuo.
> Two Paris sports oh velocipedes ran down a
party of burglars and captured them.
Religious services ar^hcld uo|i B<^tonJp?m
mon, aud aro attcudcd by large audlbnccs. "
Tho Crfit theatrical -performance ever given
in Chicago Whs in tlio summer of 18117. |
Tho crews of nearly all tho American ves
sels at Cionfucgos arc down with black vomit.
Ono of the desccudn^a of Martin Lather ia
manag^o^a^r^yincj^jtheatre in tVurtoni
A disrcspj^ctjp^l writer says that the Empress
Eugcnio exerts her woman's privilege quite roy
ally by being in an almost perpetual quarrel
with her husband.
A man who claims an extraordinary amount
of veneration, sayfcifcxls'pecife obj age it?cv'riry
thing except chickens for dinner.
AJady in Columbia recently, who was about
to leave.on the train , requested a negro stand
ing near "(o'put her tr?uk" on the baggage
wagon. Iniagiuc her surprise when the oflend
ed darkey drew himself up, and replied
"Ma'um, 1'sc no survaht, 1'sc n Senator."
A colored man In Washington city, recently
was lectured by a Radical politician for be
coming "restive in the traces." The colored
man replied : "Under your teaching we have
alienated from us tho mass of the wdiite peo
ple North ns well as South ; you have got the
offices and eicolutncuts, while wo have done
the work and stand out in the cold. For one.
I am done with you."
Vermout is not so desperately bad n case
after all. Tue Democrats uipreased their vote
nearly four -f thousand; sinpe last year, and
elected thirty^-seyoTn njfemburs to the Logisla-,
turc, a larger number?ihau'thcy'hnvc had for
years. It is true a large increase in the vote
has also been claimed' for tho Republicans;
biti' as the' figures' arc received, the fact is
revealed that the increase ofthe Democratic
vote is greater in proportion to that of the
Republican as compared with last year, and a
comparison with four years ago shows that .the
gains aro on the Democratic side, aud that the
Republicans have actually lost. The full
returns show that they have no thirty thou
sand majority, but ,th?tt. it will fall to. about
twenty-five thousand; and 'perhaps a little
under that figure.?Cluxrleston Neu;*.
HUM 0 R 0 U S.
Popular hoso company?The society of
woman,
"When is cofTee real estate ? Wheu it's
ground!* ?
A love that is never reciprocated?Neuralgic
affection.
When do ladies carry fire ? When they
have taper fingers.
A hard lock to uufastcu (except in Chicago)
Wedlock.
Why is n mouse like a load of hay '( Be
cause the cat'll c#i# fc *
When a man makes eyes at you can ho bo
charged with egotism ?
Natural accompaniments Of utraiti of scuti
, mcnt?Heart- brakes.
Woman shows her fondness for unity by
always wanting to bo wou.
Can young women who use fire-arms be
called shpotiug gal-lories?
Favorite airs of mammas with marriageable
daughters?Millionaires.
The last case, of n.ysloKous disappearance
?Tho man, that was lost in thought.
When does a farmer act with rudeness
towards his com ? Whon he pulls its oara.:
How to make a rich jam?Crowd twenty
fashionably dressed ladies into one omnibus.
.When, .a child is trained up in the way he
should go, isu't there danger he will be way
.,,:,,',!r ;.." - " ? <)
Our musical young ladies have abandoned
pianos aud taken to brass bands. 'They carry
them ou their heads.
. Expensive plates?Fashion plates. They arc
rather more upt to break those who wear them
than to bo broken.
A man of our acquaintance has had his
library fitted up with snuH'-eolored hangings,
so that lie cab bo lit u'bV?Svn study. :
,:My notion of n wife at forty," said Jorrold
"is, that a man should be able to change her,
like a bauknote, for two twenties."
Beauties often dio old I maids. They set
such .'a value on themselves that thoy don't
lind a purchasor before the market is closed.
"Uwiue to Hell on a Black Mule."
A citizen of Rome. Cm., iu a communication
to tho Iloine UuHT'ieFl gives a sad and striking
account of h?wf tho ?egroe? Worship Cod (or
pretend to) in that place. We clip one or two
paragraphs from said communication:
Their manner of conducting religious .ser
vice is not only a nuisance to those who live
near, but it ls: a mockery and an insult to Hjm
for Whom theso tomplos ;!;avc been built. L
any one who has not heard these howling Der
vishes in their uightlv orgies, draw mar aunu
to convince ahct dlsgusfr*
At a recent attendance on this abominable
mopkory^ofj religious secvicQ, wo hoard a whin
ing voioo sing-out, *i*nr gwino to Hebon on a
wlritt} lios," unother jumped up, and: echoed,
"bless do Lord, hero's a poor Bister -gwine to
Hell on a black inulo." Ono xuiscs her hands,
and with oyes fixed on. tho coiling screams, "I
sap Jopu^, I sea Jesjisn looking me." Anothor
r?plies, '.'T see him to??, a lookiu out do winder
at nie." Another cries out, "bless de Lord,
tell Jesus to send down a rope and I'll olimb
up to Heben." This last idea strikes a dozen
or more with forco, aud they jump up aud
down, shouting, "send down do rope, and we'll
all climb to Heben."
And yet they must needs vote, and make
laws, aud aspire to rulo tho country !
. - - , 111 ??" -?
"I dreamed a dream tho other night when
everything was still; I drcamod I saw old
Bclzcbub a coming down tho hill. My printer's
bill was in his paw, aud blood wns in his eye;
says ho, youug man, your 'wcazle' draw, or
ojse propare ?o die. I gaz?d old Sooty in tho
face, and road tho only chance t? avail myself
of saving grace?1 Ttcas pay up in advance."
There is a moral in this dream.
Statu Elections.?Tho following State
oleetious occur this year :
Muiuc, September 14.
Nebraska, October 3.
Pennsylvania,'October 13.
Ohio, October 13.'
Indiana, Octobcr*13.
Iowa, October 13.
West Virginia, October. 22.
New York, November 3.
New Jersey, November 3.
Delaware, November 3.
Marylaud, November 3.
Illinois, November 3.
Michigan, Novcnibor 3.
Wisconsin, November 3.
Miuiiesota, November 3.
Missouri, November S.
Kansas, November 3. o
Nevada, November 3.
Massachusetts, November 3.
The Presidential election occurs on the 3d
of November.
THE OLD
CAROLINA BITTERS
THE GREAT S0UTHERN TONIC
Sofd Everywhere
GOODRICH,WINEMAN &C0.
charleston, s.c.
eopt 12
6 m
In Equity,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
Tho State Ex llclationo "| Bill to
Solicitor Southorn Circuit. >Perpotunto
.In ro lost Document.*. . J Testimony.
Application having been made by Mrs Koznrh
Huffman, widow of Frederick Huffman to cstabUfn
the Existence, Contents and Loss of certain Orders
confirming writs of Partition of certain lands in
(Jrangeburg District from tho Cojrt of Equity, as
hur distributive sliare of her fatlior Thomas Glca
ton, Sr., deceased, said lands being two tracts, one
containing 250 acres, the oilier 2(50 acres more or
less. Under which orders she was put in posses
sion of said hinds. On motion T. II. Cookc, Esq.,
'Solicitor, it is'ordered* That all persons who desire
so to do, may appear before me on the 25th day of
October next to cross examine the evidence pro
duced und introduce evidence in reply.
Commissioner's Office, 1 V. D. V. JAMISON,
Orangeburg C. IL, > Commissioner,
July] an, isce. j J
july 2r? td
STEEL BRUSH COTTON (ilN
'Cotton ginned on this Gin sold in Charleston hist
Season, at ono to two cents per pound more llian
tho same class of Cotton ginned on the ordinary
Gins of the Country. This statement if* certified by
twenty-five of the principal Factors and Buyers in
Charleston.
l'rice Six Dollars per Saw for Cash or City Ac
ceptances. Send for.a Circular.
BRIN LEY'S PATENT PLOUGHS,
And a full Stock of Hardware and Agricultural
Implements for sale low, wholesale ami retail.
C.'GRAVELEY, No. 02, East Bay.
South of the Old Post Office,
july 11?2m -Charleston, S. C.
THE HO!?E OF THE COUNTRY I
K N 0 W T II E M !
f <f ' X ' . i ? *>. f j,,-,,;. y ?? 5 .... j
Tito Finest, atitl Best, ami Truest!
L I F E - L I K E !
IJIVE K Y PRE EM AN?EVERY AVI UTK MAN
2j and Woman of the Country, who puts trust
tor the salvation of the Constitution nnd the Union
in tho success of the Democratic Party, ought to
know (besides their principles) the features at least
of those in whom that hopo Is centred?of those
through whom It m//?/be brought to a glorious frui
tion.
By authority of the National Skymovr aki>
Blair Ci.i h, Life-like Portraits of our candidates
for President and Vice-President of tho United
Slates, executed in the best style of the art, are
published as follows :
Largo Double Picture (Lithograph1)?Seymour
and Blair- by 28 inches.$2.00
Sinj.de Pictures (Lithograph)?Seymour and
Blair- H hy 10 inches each. 1.00
TO CLUBS:
Large Double Pictures?8 copies.$ -VOt)
Do, ? . Do. Do., 7 copies. 10.00
Single Pict ores--li copies. 6.00
Do Do. Ii) copies. jo.oo
Tho proceeds of thejo sales arc to he duvoled to
ca im .p.'iign. pur poses.
Club ordorn-niusf ho sent to o?c address. All
pioiurea artf, sent oil rollers so at) to avoid damage
in tho malls, and in all casus free of postage. %
Orders to amount nt ten doHars and ovor nuiy Le
fills 1 by Express, and bill collected on dclhery.
\\ ith vHch eitler-will bo enclosed a package of sc
lootevl. campaign dooimiouU, ic.. to advance tbc
catlse. Addii.ss, eareluUv,
Ii. S. ST LT HENS,
Box M11. Wnsbingfoiij ft, C
U'if"- K. B.~*lp ordeying, pjcauc name paper iti
which advertisement wat sctu
suv'2{) tf
vM Walton sivirr?,'
COTTON ir_A10T01t
? ' ?-and?
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Jloyee if? Co.'s "Wharfi
CHARLESTON, S. IX
H?F* Prompt and personal attention given to the
sale of Cotton.
nug 24 mos 0
CHEAP CASH STORE II
WE ABE RECEIVING
irnEsii stji^lies
of
DRY GOODS
AND
GROCERIES
EVERY WEEK,
And will guarantee quality end price to suit all
who niuy favor us with a call.
We will take in trade all kiuds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
at the highest market prices, and put our Goods at
as low f:g.. es as any house in Town.
oct 18?cly KEITT BROTHERS.
c Carolina Farmer
ijGREAT POPULAR PAPER
' CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
^ubscrijttiori Price Sic Dollars a Year!
THE CHARLESTON TIU-WEEKLY NEWS,
Tree DollarR a year?Two Dollars for Six<Months.
JOS"* Torms?Cash ia advance. No Paper sent
uides tho Cash accompanies the order. No Paper
sent for a longer lime than paid for.
RIORDAN, OAWSON & CO.,
dec 21?tf \ Proprietors.
ESTABLISHED 1802.
Charleston Courier for 1868.
DAILY AND TRl-WEEKLY,
BY A. S. WIUI/INCJTOX & CO.
Daily Paper ... - S8.0? per Annum.
Tri-Wcekly Papor - - ?4.00 per Annum.
Pri-u ijiul Wlitiltni/i; aud Retail
Houses of Ma tiny, AVmy and ITayne Streets,
ami the Post O?ec, Charleston, S. (.'.
The City Hallway, which rims to each extremity
of the City, is within liny yards of the house.
TEI1MS OF HOARD :
BiwfVd bv <-imdiiv........j..?.$2 *><>
.r .. week....$12 (K> to $l? 00
Hknrii S pah n ick, Mus. J>. Hiliihiis.
oct IS tf
Ladies' Mutual Aid Association
OK
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Ml\ ? ? ? j flfh I
rpfllE ?hjcet ortlus ASSOCIATION* is to aShisI
j Ladies who arc struggling by their own en
deavors I o support theiiisid Vet) and families.
Orders for all kind of NEEDLE WORK will he
neatly and promptly executed for which the Aso
cial ion will Ii-? responsible.
Also, Southern, Ih'eserves, Jellies, Wjiiies, Cor
dial's and PiekU.^, kn., uro iiiadii under its auspices,
ami the Quality Guaranteed.
For the benefit of our friends abroad, we give a
list of some of the Preserves, Sie.i
Orange, Pinunpplc and Peaeh Marmalade Preserves,
Lemons, Citrous,
West India and Ogocghcc Limes,
Hlackherry,
I'luui aud Quince Jellies,
Wines, t'ordiftl??, (
Peach and Apple Leather,
Crystali%cd Fruits,
Pickled Shrimps and Oysters.
All orders for Work, Preserves, &o., to he ad
dressed to Mit;?. LEE, Superintendent,
At the Depository,
JSo 7 Cliilmcru Street. Charleston
inlv 11 If
Protective' Union. |
MERCANTILE
KEPERENCE
REGISTERr
Tiik Meroiiants' Pkotkctive Union, organized
to prouioto und protect trade, by enabling it*
subscribers (o attain facility und safety in the
granting of credits, and the recovery of claims at
all points, have to announce that they will, on
or about September 30, 1808, publish in ouo large
quarto volume:
Tiik Merchants' Puotecttvr Union, organized
to promote and protect trade, by enabling its sub
scribers to attain facility and safety in tbo grunting,
of credits, and the recovery of claims at all points,
have to announce that I boy will, in September,
1808, publish in one large quarto volume;
Tub Mbiiciianth' Pbotkctivk Union Mercantile
Rrbfkubncr Hecistiui, containing, umoug other
things, tho Namks, Nature of Business, amount
or Capital, Financial Standino, and Rating as to
Cremt, of over 400,000 of the principal merchant*,
traders, bankers, manufacturers, and public
companies, in more than 30,000 of the citicB, towns,
villages, and settlements throughout tho United
States, their territories, and the British Provinces
of North America: and embracing tbo most impor
tant information attuinuhlo and necessary to enablo
the merchant to ascertain at a glance the CAPITAL,
CllAMAUTKll, and Dboiibr or Ckeoit of such of bis
customers 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 press of every
county ill the United Stales.
The reports and information will bo confined to
those deemed worthy of some line of credit; and
ns the samo will bo based, so far as practicable,
upon the written statements of tho parties them
selves, revised and corrected by well-known and
reliable lentil correspondents, whoso oharaoter will
prove a guarantee of tho correctness oftho .infor
mation furnished by them, it is believed that the
reports will prove more truthful and complete, and,
therefore, superior to, and of much greater value,
than any previously issued
IVy aid of the MERCANTILE reverence Lv.msTKn,
usincss men will been enabled to ascertain, at a
lance, the capital and gradation of credit, ns
nm pared with Mm ncial worth, of nearly every
lerchant, manufacturer, trader, and banker, within
he above-named territorial limits.
On or about the fust each month, subscribers
rill also receive the Monthly Chronicle, containing,
loong other things, a record of such important
banges in the name and condition of firms,
hrougliout the country, as may occur subsequent
0 the publication of each half-yearly volume of the
[rrcantii.r H efekknck Rkoibtkr :
/Vice of The Mr reliant* Union Mercantile Reference
leyisler, fifty dollars, ($50,)for which it will befor
?ardedlo any address in the United States, (ransporta
ion paid.
Jlohlrrs of fire $10 shares o f the Capital Stock, in
ddition to participating in the profits, wilt receive one
"l'U ?/ the Mercantile Reference RanisTER/rri*
if charge; holders of ten shares will be entitled to Two
opies { and no inure tha-i ten shares of the Capital
fitoc.k will be allotted to nut/ one applicant.
All remittances, orders, or communications relative tu
he bonk should he addressed to the Merchants' I'rotec
ire Union, in the American Exchange Hank Jluilding,
Vo. 128 ?r?adway, (Rox,'IbWt,) Xew-Vork.
aug -2 fun
Schedule South Carolina Kail Itoatl.
ON AND AFTF.lt SUNDAY, MARCH ?j??Tli THE
Passenger Trains on the South Carolina Bail
Ruud will run a; follows:
Vnr C?l?mbi?? Dm/ Train.
Leave Charleston. ? :"0 A. M.
?? Orangoburg.:.12; 10 P. M.
Arrive at Columbia. 3:00 I*. M.
Kiijhl Train.
Leave Chariest on. f?: tO P. M.
?? Oriingebiii'g.12:35 A. .M.
Arrive at Columbia. OVJO A. M.
For Charleston?Day Train.
Leave Columbia.-. 0:()0 A. Mj
a Orangcb'urg. 1MH A. Mi
Arrive at Charleston. 3:10 1?. M.
Niyht Train.
Leave Columbia. f>:30 P. M.
Oraugcburg.10?82 F. M.
Arrive at Charleston. n:30 A. M.
II. T. PEA KB,
mar 28?tf \ General Suporintundunt.
In Equity.
OltAXCEIJUKC DISTRICT.
L. M. Bookhart; 1
Sum. Bozard, Adio'r. f
E. F. Reese, Adiu'r. J
By order of the Court of Equity in tbo nbovo
stated case, the creditors of tho lato William P.
Reese, deceased, are hereby notified to come in and
prove their demands before nie, on or before tho
first Monday of October next.
Commissioner's Office, \ V. D. V. JAMISON,
Orangeburg O. II., >? Commissiouor.
July H, 1808. J
july 4 Id
Tho State of South Carolina. ?
?11A N CJ E B?? G C O U N T V.
JuV.liith 11. Greene, wife and other-") Petition for
Leave to
ors*t Petitl
\ Lea
J Prove
Charlotte Buyck, ot. al. J Prove Will.
Whereas Petition having been made io mc to
prove in solemn form, the last Will and Testament
of Francis B. Heath, and whereas, F. K. Oliver,
oi.f the parties interested, is absent and without
the limits of the State, it is therefore ordered, that
he,appear at the Court of Probate to bo holden at
Orangeburg C. II.. for Orangoburg County, on the
second Monday in November, A. I). 18<?(8, lor hear
ing said Petition and proving said Will and Testa
ment in due form of Law.
Probate Office. ) THAI). C. ANDHHWS,
Orangeburg, S. C, V Judge of Probate.
August 0, 1808. J
niic 8 oam 3m
TTtlXATi XOTU'E,?IV E ItEGKET
* the necessity which forces us lo put all our
Notes and Accounts in the hands of an 'Attorney
and Magistrate for collection, and those of our
friendd a ho desire to save cost can do so by calling
on VY. J. BoTrcyill?*. CHAS. BULL & CO.
sept 28 ly '
NOTICE.?AIX VEUSOAS WHO
leti Papers in the Clerk's Office to be Record
ed without payment of the fees, are notified that
thevwlll Ami them at the office of Messrs l/.lnr &
Dibble. whore they can obtain them by paying fees
and giving a receipt.
JOSEPH P. ROBINSON,
j?ly2?- ?'? " Im
--tr-'r
Fiftl ItEW?A Large nn?l Com
MODIOI'S STOKE; lately occupied by the
m of t.'bas. BiuT& Co., situated on Main Street,
in the centre of husincsH. Also the Upper Story,
finely Plastered and suitablo for a Hesidene.e.
Kitflien and outbuildings complete. Terms very
low Apply to uitcr CHAS. 8. BULL or
P. MARCH ANT.
bcpt 2* ly
OllANO EUUI$|TIftSTItICT.
It appearing to mylfoMufo^
Anna Houscr, h?a wife. John, Heuser ajidMary, hin
wife, defendants in this"case,' rcsfde bcyond tho
limits of thin ?tirt?J'O? 3ftuUc?.'0f. JrtcSBW Izlarv&
Dibble complninunts Solicitors, It Is ordered, That
the said defendant* d6 appear; plead;~enswer or de
mur to complainants said Bill of Complaint wi thirl
the tihm 'tirescudbeUTty llyr, or'"tb%'Bat?r-^iri?*
taken^PwxConfesso against them.
Commissioner's Office, ) V, D. V. JAMI?ON/^ ?
Orangeburg C. H. \ .. Commissioner.
July 1871803. J *4&
july 25 *' ? ?'"?>',}. vi^v: iUVma
In ^Eqmty.*^^^^
OR ANGEBURG DISTRICT
The State Ex Itclatlonc, "J Bill td ?
Solicitor Southern Cirouit, V P e r p t l?tt^M
In re lost Documents, jyiy- r Testimon/;^* A$tgf
Application having been made by Mrs* Elii*
Robinson, to prove the existence, loss and contonts
of a deed of conveyance to her fron* Jame^ Cannon
of a lot' ef land situate In
t?^nMOrifiglipL.
fronting on Middlcton Street, and measuring on in?
front one hundred and Bcven feet, and bounded on
the North by lot of tV. T. IJgh'Uoot^on- tJirdiitby?^
lot of C, WbiUcmoro.aad.lYia--AI.-HuA8
south by lot of the Bald Eliza Robinson and 'CT^
Tfhittemore and the:wost byMlddletba Street.
On motion of Messrs. Izlnr & Dibble, Solicitors,
it is ordered, That nil persons who desiro so to do,
may nppear and cross-exnmiuo ?ic ovidonco pro
duced, and introduco evidence in reply before me
on the first day of October A. D/18?8,?r. o4 ,sf*?eyi?
Commissioner's Office, ") V. D. V. JAMISON,;
Orangeburg C. II., S. C, \ Commissioner.*6^
June 20 1808: j ?wwiw*<?a ?
In Equity.
ORAXGEBUltC DISTRICT.
The Stato ex relation? } Bill to
Sidicitor Southern Circuit ' v Perpetuate
In ro Lost Documents, J T e e t i m o n J>..\\
Tlionias Addison Murpbey by William F. Barton,
his Guardian and next friend, having made applica
tion to prove the past existence, loss and contents
of a Deed of Conveyance' to him,. from Rebecca
Murpbey, now Rebecca Wolfe, -.wife of. James 'IU-.0
Wolfe, of n Tract of Land situate, lying and bclnjj
in the fork of the Edisto rivers, in the, District1
aforesaid, containing one hundred and ninety-three
(108) acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of
Wm. Barton, Daniel Smoak and lands formerly
owned by Philip Joiner, deceased.
On motion of Messrs. Izbir & Dibble, Solicitors,
it is ordered, That all persons who desire so to do,
appear an.I cross examine the evidence produced,
and introduce evidence in reply, before.me on tba
21st day of September, A. D. 1808. :
Commissioner's Office, ) V. U. V. JAMISON,
OrangeburgC.lt. > Commissioner.
June IS, 1808 J ? -vh ./
juno 20 *d?
~f HE STATE UK SiJCTH CAROLINA,
Oil A N O K B U ltd DismicT. (
? In the Common 1'lcaB.* V ?HA
Henry Biscbotf & Co. 1 *t<v
vs. J- Attachment.
Daihy & Bio. J
wiieVcns the Plaintiffs did oh the 11th day of
April, IPOS, file their declaration against tho Do
feudality, who, (as it is said,) are absent from and
without the limits of this Stute, and have neither
wife or Attorney known within the same, opoa
whom a copy of said Declaration may be served;
On motion of Messrs. Izlnr & Dibble, Plaintiff"a
AI torn evs, it isordorrd. That, the ?nid Defendants
du appear and plead to the suld Declaration on or
before tho loth May of April, which will bo in tho |
year of our Loru one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-nine, otherwise final and absolute judgment
will then be given and awarded against them.
CWVs Office, 1 J. F. ROBINSON, ?F
Apr.'. ll;h, l??b. / C. 0. P.
npl 11 ocSm 12?
THE STATE AlF~S0l^H CAjUOiLimf
OR A NO EBURG DISTRICT.
In the Cuiuinuii Pleatt.
Jos. II. Morgan, "j ^
vs. Attachment.
Joseph F.. Bailer.
Whereas, tbo Phtiutiff did, on the 28th day of
March. 1808/file his Declaration against, the pet,
leod?nV, who (us is said) is absent from und withoal
tbe limit.- of the State, mid has ncithor wifo nor
Attorney known within the same, upon whom a
cop.v of the saute dccTara<ron"m^hlbeaervad; ? iv
thcrclorc Ordered, That-the'said defendant do ap
pear and plead to the paid declaration on or before
the 2lith day of March, 1809, otherwise final and
absolute judgment will then be given and awarded
against him.
Clerk's Office, \ J. F. ROBINSON, 3tV
March 28, 1868. . / . 0. 0. P.
aprlU- ?'" ' - ; ' ? ly
STATE OV SOUTH CAROLINA,
Orangehurg District/
In the ?istrict Com t.
In pursuance of General Ordern No. 164, from
Headquarters Scoond Military District, the Magis
trates of the District of Orangebnrg will mako a'
report on tho 15th and lost days of each month to
this Court, of all Commitments made bj them dariAg'
tho prccceding half month, specifying date of Com*.
mUmont. names of Prisoners and the Offences for
which ihoy wcro committed; "Raid Magistrate?AMI
also forward to the Clerk of this Court, ^lljvecogoi
Ktiiieea and other papers, connected with 'he r~o
cccdings against tho Prisoncra aforesaid, wkiok
may be in their possession at the dato of making
tho reports herein "ordered. "TiT
By order of the Court.
J. F- ROBINSON, .
January S, 1808. ' Clerk District GoarL
jun 11 ? ? 4f.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIKA;1*
OllAX(iKlh;itO^DlSTRI0T7"! *?
Iu the Common ricafl.
Boston Carter. "I
vs. I * Attachment.
Bailoy & Bros, } ??? ?' > >*.'vt us -v$*.a$
\TT II EHE AS tho rialn?ff did,' onnhoHttiOi 4*f
W of April, A. D. 181,8, fije his Pcclarn.. ?rt
ag?inst.thc Befcndtints; who (as it Is? sai?I)' aroa ?
sent from and witheift the*liiqits?of this State, an*
have neither wife nor Attorney known within1 <he'
K?me, upon wliiim a oopy of the said Dcolaraticn
might bo served: , ,
It is therefore ordered. That the said- Defendant
do appear nud-ploadt tto thoaaid- Declaration on or
before the twelfth day of April, which will .bo in
the year' ?f Our Lord one thousand tight hundred
and tdxty-nino, otherwise- final and absolute judg
ment will then be given and awarded against hini/
Clerk's Offico, \ ' JOS. ltOBlNBON;^"
OrangdvnrgDistriotcf ' C Cv P,
April 10, 180S. J
apt 11 12
13 K V11 JLAAir?CUSJKUA, AUOlis^
A TA, Ga.?Wc offer for the Fall Planting, a
very loTgo und ?nperior stock of yruii Trees, ?rape
Vines, Strawberry Plants, Rosce, Evergreens, Or
namrutal Trees and Slirubs, Redding and Green
IlooHfr' Plants. DesorlpdVvo and whpleealp Oata-.
loguea nuiilud on application < ft
P. J. BERCXMANS. ^
July 18?3m* AugiiBta, Ga,
XTOTICJE.?Tho ietvo (Iream Saloon
1>| at tbo Obi CdlegcVhapel Svill hereafter hu
opened on Friday .afternoon of eaoh wecd\ froaSt'O
t? 't o'clock. ?
July II ^ u