The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, September 19, 1868, Image 9
POETRY.
"?tax-' CHAjTDfcBfe<ItAHBIS,v?Sr>f< '???lirt'l
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And while the hugo'world InTta^fght? 1
Went plunging through its shadow. '*? ?*\
Amo?VblruHaa^^^
tf^jtyWr1" ?he,sung, In hcr.siye^spmj, ^f-'.^^l
^??qowe euro mo of my sorrow. .1 om,!..;,^
?<if I have ioved you well and long? j
Dear love! love mo to-morrow I"
The fire-flies went sailing?
Within the gerdon'o gloomy Bhado
, ; Thettgdim llgu* naught availing.
* Bat still the bird sung loAid tjThcflong/
Her awyoet sad laj rof;Iorrpw,
And tide tie Imlrdeis of her son ? I ( I.
.V.^U^dovbld?vome tb-morroWl'* *! t 111
TJio great white roses, in tho dcw? ^ .
Waxed cheerless, cold and chilly, V
W hile I sat talking etiU with you,
? My sweet, puro-hcartcd Lily 1
?St 21' i t A ?
Andt ^ith my Ioyq deep, in niy heart,
Went back lo wordly scheming.
'Lit r; }V.\K'tf ?? .w/.
Jlut all day long, I fondly deemed :
I heard the bird n singing? .
? in sm^^t^gA mo
The self-same song wi?b ringing.
.^VOdoyeiy^Bhe.simg, in her sweet lay, t
'..,;;fcomo cureme.of my sbrrowrr- 7 . ,; TfTf
If I have, loved you well to-day, < "
. Bear luve I love mo to-morrow 1" "?
\.XA '/?< Items,/, ia fi\
Switzerland ha? ? ncv?t||apdtk|2004T?hiwsQl?.
Tho cotton factories i? 'Mexico >havo ceased
'Thcro Wo 10 suicides in New York*in:twb'
, C?mrii?ddte > A?nstroug jijed) on Tuesday!
week.
French grape growers,have an eye on Kan
Locust*r^STa ravaging Fremont County,
Iowa. ?.' ffiiitrkfwH ' j
A black-worm j is destroying Mississippi
. Adrl?n? Michiaan^ia q?inf? jbhave a public
}rain dealers in Muscatinc, Iowa, arc in
JnRtlili^
?library.
Gi
want i
^M^assas Junction lias becomerar ^rjiv^ng^j
There were 599 deaths in New Yoj^last
week.
Hon>tEzra;Cornell is ^y?ars of^ |tfflv a
hard worker.. * " ; .r .- -...
Texas is jaising excellent "?en-itsland" cot
ton/ iJm mtw
' ?)-/<? ?. ;?: >< it.-.- >^ i..73 -jV*- '
Negro footmon, in purple stockiuga ar<^ ^lie,
ode in Pari*/,'?
Nqw. .-fork City consumes^S/O'Ojll^^ai^^
of milk yuarly.
In Boston street peanut vendor's aro itidiotouV
Much sickness prevails atnbug the Russian*
children fat&tka; I <'} Ait. I .
The Canadian dieooant ;bn<'Aniericftn iu
votecst8:3u per cent..
Tin inlncs have bcou discovered it*5un>mit
County; Colorado
The graasboppers bid iW to consnnil^^P;
thing in NoWsku.
' St'. Louis has twclvo Baptist churebes, six
ThlcMnVo ;AinbnlMrt Til4*h |i|at Ji
pacity for cham^agtf$.'i' K ':
. Mexican troops aro shooting rcbcVprisjdncrs
'/#ISte*.4ft'oaptttrcd. . r.U
B^JEHotson, jutst dead,tW08 thfi tnyentor of
Tito American lecture system is beginning
Tim Viceroy of ^gypt' Bpcnl^i^O^Otj^
in a.ten weeks' tour.
The total d-tily product of oibat Ploosaukon,
Ta., i? 2,028 barrels.
Thcro are sixty-nino Presbyterian clergy
6? the Pucifie Cuast.
.. ? > 1 ? ? . la tJJ. J ? , i ^11 % ?
Almost every countrv. town iutlja West is
sutferiug from burglavs.
Franco has , forrnuNy' idecidod not to have
neWjClcctions this year. j^A^f jfl ?tjf'
Th:- new army Iuw'o'f BavaFin has been put
iuto practical operation.
l)r. Shunts, superintendent of tho Minnesota- !
JntJar.o Asylum, Is'^atf.^ ^'.
Rsi^bam Young won't let profane young
nicn Visit tlwr Misses Youtjg.
The Lako Tfave??o In^ia?s, in Minnesota,
aro in a starving conditio?1.
Ten. in' Urge ^^l^hS^S^^
ia De TNitt Codiity, Iowa.
?< . v
It is roposted tivnt tho French troor-s witt
boom .bo recalled from Home.
PrutS3ia ilesca its.post officca Sunttavii and
mai'ebes the clerks to churcb'
Philadelphia Navy Ynrd'at prosontr
;AladoflG robbed a New York store of
$1,000 worth of kid glo^ la|t wo>k? } J < J
??. Alaska ^Indians ^opetply jago/dod n^trajding
alpop and stolo overy thing of value.
) Two.Paris sports oh^el?dfp'edea fan- down *;
party of burglars and capturod them. 1,-? ?>>j
Religions services nr^olofJI B?tonCjSm-;
mon, aud aro attendod oy large audiences.
I ; Tho fin* *heat$>al gf gf^pee^Vyr jgivcn
j inj ChtdjIgd.lHjs ih^hooMiqwiMdoif r^?TlH'l
Tho crews cf nearly all the Amorioan vos
^bls at Cionfuegos are down with black vomit.
One of tho descend
mnnappftjafinaprfty ino
;bui
of Martin
eatro in
her is"
ft
A disresfBBQ^writor says that Hje JUniprcss
Eugenie exerts her woman's privilege quite roy
ally by being in an almost perpetual quarrel
With her husband.
; A man who chums an exl^or'dinary amount
of veneration, saJ?Ij|0*pSti? o(^a|c
thing except chickens for dinner.
I A.ladv in Columbia reoontly, who was about
tp.K^G^/nc^am, rcffffiBtfff^ n?g^
ing ncat^STfuT nor t?lron the^ggi
wagon. Imagine her surpriso when tho offondt
cd darkey drew himself up, nnd replied
MMa'am, I'so no sarvabt', 1'bo a Senator." '
? ?c^J>r^1i^ |ifrj|rece|tiy
was .lectured Tiy a Radical politician for dc
coniing* {?rcs{i'vo in^tne'traces.'' *' The ' colored
man replied : "Under your teaching wo have
alienated front us.;the niass oA tho white; pep*
pie North fiaiwell as.South"j you; have got the
offices and evcolumonts, while wo havo done
tho work and stand out in the cold. For one,
I am done with you."
f Vermont is 'hot so desperately bad a caso
I after all. TljS DeTKoorTts SXeal^ji th$r vote
nearly fonr Ithouinnd| sinfcf laSt.|yoarS anjf
elected thi|tf-so?dp nftriib?s tft tlie L$gisln-,
turo, a larger* number 'Ihauilhey'dirtvc had for"
years. It is true a large increase in tho ~voto
m ? al?o/bce?:; rcl?im'diJ-Tor *h>:R?publioanB?
b?T aV ?nf^Jk^?teo^ik/ the fact is
revealed that Hhe^ncrc^ofr^
vote is greater ' in ? pi-CpfjrtioA 'to'that Of- the
Republican as compared with last year, and a
comparison "with four years, ago -shows that the
> ?_.i . -r\_: ?- i il.i.'ii.2
ly'havo ^thirty**!
Bind- majority, but^tji^t. ^w|l} fidl jUvabout
twenty-five thousand)? ?>anct 'perhaps a? little
under that RatirQi?OhartotoiiyNcws.
s
HUMOROUS.
?xz
' .????.?at ,
Popular hoso company-?The . society of
^anrr. i : . :
I^W-hoo<'is coffee real?estate? When it's
ground^ ? ? ?
A lovo that is novcr rcciprocatcd?Neuralgio
?affection.
"When do ladies carryfire ? "Whoa they
have taper ?ugers.
H(t& hard-lock- td uuffctou. :(oxccpt?ii Qhicpgo);
Wcdlook.
}
Why is fi mot
cause the cat'jl
When a man makes eyes at, you can ho bo
charged' with egotism'( ^""
Natural accompanimentsa^rain ^f sooti
,mcntr?Hear^brak^s^ r, ? - , . ,
"Woman shows her fondness Tor unity by,
idways wanting- to bo )Wou,
Cah" ^b?ifg' dornen who 'cso "firc-ariufe be
called shooting gal-lerios? , .
Favorite airs of mnmtnas with marriageable
daughters?Millionaires.
The last caso^bJ&y|d^
When docs a farm or.; ;act ? with rudcuess
towards his coru? When he pulls its oaya.. nil
-feo^*rb mnTcc^'a^fieh'-jM^C^oWd twenty
ishiouaHy dvc;,scd ,.Indies into one omnibus.
trained.ap in tho way ho
should go, isn't thoro danger no Will l^o*w^y^
"fjui- musical yonng-ladios havo abandoned
!pianos, and taken t^;bi;asp bands. . They carry
t^fihtS?1 their hoods. .\ ???>!.?".. .
:fit; ? A.-J?ftf Mwn.Ktt*
ExpolisivC plute8J-dj,a8bi?n plates. They arc
atljcr lupr^gn}?.^ Weak tlibso'^fi? wear thorn
hhB'vto<bo.brbk?n^" : ./
irr?tk . . ' ^
A man of our acquaintance has had his
library fitted up with snuff-colorcd hangings.
."ruften ,v<?.',::.t.?
? Beauties often) dio. o.Hl t maids.. , They set
such''ft y$}*k. ^;^}^>^y^i']'lji'^9s
find a purohaabr before the market is closed.
__
untn Tti i
?fGwIilo to Holl on n Black Mtilc." '
^.cation
lttiat?frik"ing
Cod (or
pretend to) in that place. We clip ouo or two
paragraphs from said communication:
? Tlioir manner of oouducttng ruilgwi? Avi*
tion ic not culy u nuisance to those who live
fcTv-fthom these
mockery arid-'art insult to Him
tomples ilnive bfsenuxcilt. Let
ii(iy one who has not heard these' h'JWjiilg l)cr
vi^licH. in their uijiditly ur;;ic*. draw hear a/)nu'
njj?xt ^ lii|>$j JK f<$ minWca^iil c'suffioo
to oonvlhoo and disgust. ' ^-v.^r-^- '?
. At a rooont attendance on this abominable
mooko_ry^ofi religious aetvioa, we hoard a whin*
ingivoio? sfngSoutj,fll'v? gwine to Hebon on a
jfthfto* lios/'"atio^or'jumped, di), ond^ echoed,
"bless do Lord, horo's a poor Bisttr *g>mo t? |
?Hell,oil-AJblaffk'mulo.'7- .Onoidises her hands,
and w jth; eyes fixed:pn.;tho ceiling screams,. "I
jrsoxj Josu^I aec^esusp looking me." Another
^r^jliev'll s* Em.. J[.a lflokln out de windor
at ino." SSbothor ' oricB .but, "blosa do . Lord,:
t$ll Jefcuf (^ s?u^l down a ropa and I'll climb
Tljf<lo Hoben." ThiB last idea strides a dozen
or more with force, and they jump up and.
down, shouting, "send down do rope, and we'll
all climb to Hoben."
?And iphoy must n&ffiFapo, andenke
laws,'andaspire to rulo the Swjjjtry 1
"I dreameaa dream itfm^iitner nigtrwheu
overything was still; I dreamed I saw old
Belxobub a coming down the hill. My printer's
bill was in his paw, aud blood was in his eye;
uayji^ho, young man, your 'weazlo' draw, or
opanT&) #?^1 6???> old Sooty in tho
lacef anyroad tue only ona?Ce w avail myself
['of saving grace?' Ttoas pay-up in advance."
T^ioro is n..mo^al,i.nthis dream. ^ ,
AT^n^EcmMB.---^ffl^tJrowmg State
elections ooour this yoar i
t Maine, September 14. t |
Nebraska,' October 3.
' Indiana, Ootdber13./ :?
Iowa, Octobor 13.' ' ? . -??
I West Virginia, October. 22.
New York, November 3.
New Jersey, November 3. .?
Delaware, November 3.
Maryland, November 3.
Illinois, November 3.
Michigan, Novombor 3^.. . ^ . .
Wisconsin, November 3. ? .
Miniicspta, November 3.
Missouri, November 8.
, Kansas, November 3.
'Nevada, Noyember 3. ;. ^
^{a&achusbtts, November 3.
? Tho Presidential clc-ctiou occurs on tho 3d
of Nds ember.
' \ r n I r- -? ??? >?
I
THE OLD I
CAROLINA BITTERS
THE GREAT SOUTHERN TONIC
Sold Every where
G00DR1CH.WINEMAN &C0.
CHARLESTON. S. C.
t-^sept 12 * 6m
m
In Eqni^j
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
Tim State Ex Rolotioho' V \ Bill to
SolicUor Southern Oirouit: ??.-*; Perpotmvte
I . In ro lost.Docunlonts. . ? J Testimony.
Application having been mado by Mrs Koziirh
Huffman, widow of Frcdcriok Huffman to cstabHp?
[ Uie -ExiBtcnoe,' Contents and Lo9S of certain Orders
confirming writs of Fartition of certain: landein
Ornugeburg: District from tho Co art of Equity, as
; bur;'distributive;shore of her fathor Thomas G lea
ton, Sr., deceased, said lands being two tracts, on,o
containing 250 acres, the other 260 acres more or
I less. Under wh}oh ordere she was put in posaes
rsion.of.Said lands., On motion T. H. Cooke, Esq.,
l^olioiK^itls^ortloTeo? That all persons who deairo
so to do, may appear before me on tho 25th day of i
October next to cross examine tho evidence pro.
duccd and introduce ovldcnoo' in reply.
3omxnie?<ionor> Oflicej ^ V. D. V. JAMISON,
1 Opingoburg C. } Cummissioncr,
^IJ^ETT'S PATENT
STEEL BRUSU COTTON GIN
'Cottori ginned oh Ibis Gin sold in Charleston last
Season, at ono to two cents per pound more than
? Charleston.?
, Price Six DQllars per Saw for Cash-or City Ac
Jccjjitai|op. Scn^ ^br^a Circu|a#.| .
BRIN.LEY:S PATENT PLOUGHS,
And a full Stock of Hardware and Agricultural
Implements for sate low, wholesale and retail
' ' ? ? Q.?GR A VElEY, No". Xi2; East Bay,
. South of, ^he Old Tost Office,
july ??2m X'bailcatun, ?. C. J
THE HOPE OF THE COUNTRY I
K N O W TH E Ml
Tho Finest, and Best? and Truest 1
I t ' i'l/ X4I t .i ?'/" f^ftofj?.? tT?..1-M..;'?? slttT
L IvF E - L I IC E !
?:iw%itoT iiTyi?
17VERY FREEMAN?EVERY WHITE MAN
JuJ ami Wonian of the Country, who puts trust
tor the ?iilv'ation of the Cottbtltntlon and ttie'VYfiun
lliurf?''in'.wh?ih thfit hojJt
pffouglr ythom It mtntho brought to a glorious frni
" By nnthority of the 'NATidsXn S*yhOur ako
Bi^ih Ci.bu, Llfoiliko I'orfraitB of our Candidates
for President and Vico-Breshledt of tho United
St'ntcVexbculcMin'the hvst style of tho art, are
publi3heji |i? follows : A' ?"'?''? '
X'argd lmiiblo l^clurb (Lithodraplt)?Seymour
and Blair?22 by 28 inches.......,.;..;$2.00
glo !T(cfdrcs '(Lithograph)?Sdymour and
Bldli'ii-8 bylOlnohcs each....,. 1.00
CLUBS:/
Large Donblo Pictures?8 copies.^.. ............^
?5.00
Do. i Do. l)o.; 7 copiciu.,.,.,.' 1Q.00
Single l!jct.uro8-^-(j copies..i.. o?00
Do Do. 18 copies. 10.00
? iThfl ,provcc?lH of thc^o salcJJ are to he dovotqd to
caw^d^u^urposea... <' .
?t&uh oriibi-f,-must bo scut tor.ouc address, AH
pioiure? uriJ.,!??nt (in i?lltrM a> as I" avoid durnugc
in tho mails, und in all casus free t>f pb^tujg?', ^
Orders to antooqt ?f ten dv^ra and ov.tv may ho
filled by Express, and bill oolleotoll or. .delivery.
Witht-Hoh order.wlU ho rnoli>sc? a package pf ?c
leotmU oiMitpaign, -.doo/iinonls,, io., to lulvange tlio
cuttee. A?MrcfH, ciu'ctully,
?' H. H. ?.STEPHEN?,
MM. Wiisliington, 1>. C.
^.'/>' N. U. ?*ip .ordering,;,pic?^? uamC paper iiv
njiicli advertiicmcnt was kciu
" C?MMISSION MERCHANT,
Jffoyc? d? Cb.'s IP?ar/.
CHARLEBT?N, S. D.
flgS* Prompt and poreonal attention given t???p*
"ty : ... ; . o
CHEAP CASH STORE! I
;} .'? - . . / .?.
WB ARE RECEIVING
?'?> la /n',.*- ?.'? ii '". .? ? it. Ii-. n >?f ;,*
?J^iv v?.-"n' ?./??'.. J * ;.. !??.-.-. T '.???ti. >>?.:,: j
FEESH ?UFI^IL.IEB
;."'"*'' >;! . '. ' ^
V>? .TX T-^v
AND
GOODS
GROCERIES
?-3ii.'tv-'.j>vvi-'- -V.: '.' , i.
j EVERY WEEK,
? . ??' -?' ' ??.:-?.:)?
And tvill guaranwo quality and prico to suit all
who may favor ua with a call.
Vr e trill take in trade all kinds of
I COUNTRY PRODUCE
at tho highest market prices, and put our Goods" at
as low figures as any house in Town.
oct 18?cly KEITT BROTIIEItS.
_L__._Li_
e Carolina Farmer
CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
Subscripti?AiR'icc Sic Dollars a Year !
THE CHARLESTON TRI-WEEKLY NEWS,
THiree Dollars a year?Two Dollars for Six!Months.
COP* TqrmB?Cash in advance.:* No Dap or sent
unles tho Gash accompanies tho order. ' No Fapor
sent for a longer timo than paid for.
RIORDAN, DAWSON & CO./
dec 21?tf J Proprietors.
ESTABLISHED 1802.
_
Charleston Courier for 1868.
DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY,
MY A. S. WltMNGTON ?& CO.
iDaily Paper - $8.00 per Annum.
[Tri-Weekly Papor ? ? $4.00 per Annum.
jJlr^ncy)alJ}V$cfaJe- and.Retail,
?es-of-Meeting Xiilo 'and Jfin/ne -Streets,
House*
and the Post Office, Charleston, S. C.
Tho City Railway, wh/c?{runs to each extremity
of tho City, is within ilfty yards of tho house.
TEEMS OF HOARD :
B^fy^da^.,^n.|.iL|-%i$2 50
" Wcldt..LvA*.......$12 00* tu $15 00
IIkmui Spaiikick, - , j Mus. B. Hilijeiis.
oct 18 *-f? 4 " f} V*t *V /. tf
-:rttr->.
Ladies' Mutual Aid Association
OP
CHARLESTON, S. C.
8000t) Ttt^^T YTST?'?
rgHtiE object of U.is ASSOCIAl'ftfcf is* fo'TObleti
I LadieH who are struggling by their own on
dcavors to support themselves and families.
Orders for all kind of NEK 1>LK WORK will ho
neatly and promptly dkeoul'ed'fb'r wluch the Asso
ciation will b-j rcspnn8ihlo.
AJgto, ^S6utl?fern/l*-cSer?cs/ Jclljcs? V$rrcP, Cov-'
dials and iMckjes, Kef., a/<jnmdrfurtdoj its aHinidci^,
and tho Quality Guaranteed.
For tho boncfttof our/friends abroad, wo give a]
list of aomo of- tho Preserves, &o>i
Orange, inoeAfi^lciand'il'tach^larmftlAdc Preserves,;
LcmonR^Oit ions,
West India and Ogocohco Limes,
Rlackhorry,
Vrinm and Quince JoIUoh,
Crys'.alUcd Fruits,, ,,, .
Pickle:! Shrimpa and Qvetefs.
All orders for "Work, Prcsesvc?, &e., to'Wail
dressed to Mn*. hF.E, Hiiperintomk'?t,
At the Depository,
, i No. 7 Ch?hncn Street, Charleston.
'July 11
':' 'Protective5 Utiibii.
'; - t. h 11? 1"J >>qs?l jjt tU i . i hUi
,Tiik Mrbobants'.PuoxMTiVB pwio?,, organl?od
to promote and protect trade, by cnabMng its
subscribers to attain facility and safety in the
granting of credits, and the recovery of claims at
all points, bavo to announce that they will, on
or about September 30, 1808, publish in one large'
quarto volume:.1.
Tub Mbbcuantb' PnoTEOTTVH-Ui?io:<;orgamiod
to promote and protect trade, by enabling its sub
scribers to attain facility and safety in tho granting,
of credits, and the recovery of claims at all pointy,
hare to announeo that they will, in September,1
1808, publish in one largo quarto vohuno ; .X.'
Tub MKnonANTs' Pbotbctivb Union MKnCAHTii.K
Rebfbbbncb Reoistkb, containing',' among other
things, the Names, Katubb or Business, Amount
of Capital, Financial .Standino, and Batino ab to
CnEDir,,ef pver.400,000 ef the pr|nc|paljncrcjpint?t
traders, bankers, manufacturers, 'and , public
companies, in more than 30,000 of the cities, towns,
villages, and settlements throughout ?ho United
States, their territories, and tho British Provinces
of North America ; and embracing tho most impor
tant information attainable and necessary to enable
tho merchant to ascertain at a glance the Capital,'
CuAKAUTKit, and DsonsB or Cuedit of such of his
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 guido to tho press of every
county in the United. States.
1 . The reports and information will bo confined to
those deemed worthy of some line of credit; and
1 as tho Bftmo will, be based, so far as practicable,
upon the written . statements of tho parties them
selves, revised and corrected by well-known and
reliable legal correspondents, whose character will {
prove a guarantee . of the. correctness of tho infor
mation furnished by them, it is believed'thai the
reports will prove more truthful and complete, and,
therefore, superior to, add of much greater value,
than any previously issued
By aid of the Mbboantilb BBrr.nr.kok Bbgistbb,
usincss men will been enabled to ?? seer tain, at a
lance, tho oapltal and gradation of ? credit, as
ompared with financial 'worth, of nearly every !
lerehant, manufacturer, trader, and banker, within
ho above-named territorial limits.
On or about tho first each month, subscribers
.ill also receive the Monthly Chronicle, containing,
mong other things, a record of such important
banges in tho name and condition of firms,
broughout. tho country, as may occur subsequent
o the publication of each half-yearly volume of the.
ilr.nr. anti i.r. Kf.fi:i;vn<'k RkoIBTEB : .
J'rice of Tho Merchants Union Mercantile Reference
legis ter, fifty dollar*, ($50,) far which it will be for
rardrdlo any address in the United States, transport*"
ion paid.
Holders office $10 shares of the Capital Stock, in
iddithn 'tp , participating in theprofits, will receive one
?opy of the Mebca?TIXB Befkiuince Rkoistbb free
>f charge; holders often share* will be entitlul to Two
?opies ; and no more than ten share* of the Capital
Stock will be allotted to any one applicant.
All remittances, orders, or communications relative to
\t book should be addressed to the. Merchants' Protee
Iire Union, in the American Exthange Bank IJuilding,
No. 128 Broadway, (Box, 2500.) New-York.
ong.22 Cm
Schedule South Carolina Hail Hoatl.
WSSS?.
OX AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH* 2?iT!i>n?.
. Pussenger Train? on the South Carolina lla.il
Boud,will run as follows:
For Columbia?Day Train.
Lcavo Charleston.,.. A. M.
Orangeburg.......7...12:10 P. M.
rrivo at Columbia. 3:50 P. M.
Xifjla Train.
Leavo Charleston..^..t.-.... 6:40 P. M.
?.?" Orangcbui'g..;....i.12:85 A. M.
Arrive at Columbia. 6:20?A. M.'
'For' Charleston?Day Tain.
Leave Columbia............G:00 AMi'*]
?? Orangeburg........'.:....&f43 Af MM
Arrive at Charleston. 8:10 P. M.
Nujht}Train.
Leave Colombia. G:30 P. M.
Orungcburg....10:82 P, M. j
JArrive at Charleston.'.. 5:80 A. .M.
II. T. PEA KB, : ,
mar 28?tf$ Gunoral Suporinteudant.
In Equity.
, ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
L. M. Bookhnrt, 1
vs.
Sum. Rozard, Adin'r. >i \
E. P. Reese, Adm'r.
By order of tho Cfi-url of Equity in tho above
stated:'case,:the creditors of-the late Willlnm ??I*;-'
Ree.se, deceased, oro hereby notified to come in and
provo their" demands beforo me, on or before the
first Monday of October next.
Commissioner's Otlice,") V. p. V. JAMISON,
Orangeburg C.il., V Cobimissiouor.
July 8, 1808. J
july4 td
'-*.%>.? 1-..?:??-i?n?rzirr,
The State of South Caroliua.
ft*. ORANGEBURG COUNTS.'''
Mvithth 11. Grceno, wife and olhors \ Petition for
vs. v V Leave to
Charlotte Buyck, ot. al. J Prove Will.
mt -'?. * ? - .. f *. /orr i*f? i in
Whereas Petition having boon made to mo to
prove in solemn form, tholnst.Will and >T*sl ardent
of Francis D. Heath, and wkoreas, F..K. Oliver,
one of the parties interested, is abseid nnd.with'Quj
the limits of tho Ktuto, it is therefore ordered, that
he appear at the Court of Probate .to bo hohlcu at
Orangeburg C. II., for Orangeburg .County, pn,the
second Monday in November, A. D.'l8(J8, ^br hear
ing said Petition and proving said Will and Testa
ment in duo form of Law.
*> iFrob.t^.p(ucc,.. v TUA*p. Cf A*^DREW#, rat
Orangeburg, 8. C, [? Judge of Probate^
. August 0,18G8. J
in
nug 8
Onm
'v:
-:-:-1
|j; tho neoessijy which forces us to put all ouV
Notes and Accounts in the hands of an Attorney
and Magistrate lor collection, and Umso ef oftrj
friends, who de?re to savo;ppst pan doae? by,filing'
o-n W. J. DoTrcville. .'. j CUA$. lllJLt & [Ctjlff ?I
sept. 28 ;. . ? ly
OTICK?AUi PE1WOXS M'lUY
li'Vt" Papers in tho Clerk's Ollico to be'ltecord
cd without payment of the- fdes,"'ar? li?ttflcdthat
thcyVvlll nnd thcm.attlio office of Messrs;.-Iklar &
Dillbto, <vhorc they can obtain thorn by paying lees,,
and giving a rcoeipl.
r^?tjrr-yr?-^?H?Tt+-rf- /'"?? v>."?;: .r\ v;d. i;'f.
T^Otl ll^IS^?A lA\rfi<s'nnd Tom.
F MODlOltS' STOBE, lately rtccnplfd by tli
tinu of Clias. BuU'& Co , situated on .Muin .Street
in tliOi centre of business. Also the Upper, StorV
t\r.-Ay I'la-tcved ..nd suit able for a UesideneV'.
Kilciicn and ouibuildings complete. Term? very
low. Apply to eltcir OHAS. 8. WV1A. or
E MARCHAN'f.
sept & !y
July 8&1 J
-L
of
OHANUEBUIiG^I^TmCT,
T- 31 appearing" to my
Alma llouscr, hia.,.wi
Ljylfc, defenaanfsVcTOTei^^
limits of :tlilH??Httf/Ott- iAotJo?l(*ftM?:
Dibble complainants ?ollcit?ratlt IfLet _
theo said defendunta di> app?f.r; plcVL: onswer'or de*
the UnW**^!^
taWMS?ft^!onfesso ftgainst them.
Commissioner VQffic&V V, D. V. JAMISON.
;?^'-}
duly litt*. i&**>
Application having been made by Mrs. Eliia
Robinson, to prove the existence, loss and contents'
of n deed; of conveyance to her fi-ous Jatmja:Cana?n
of a lo^afMM'litu$def in MOmL
fronting on Middletbn Street, and measuring on ta?
front ono hundred and seven feet."'and'Xaunded on""**
the North by lot of W. T.-mk^\^p^^t^^A&
lot of. CUIViu^uaora^nd .ffafaftjjfeRaiaga,?,
EHi"
Bouth by lot of the -said Elixa Rol
Whittemoro and thijlv>eJt t^MffiffiM
Qn. motion of Messrs. Izlar.fc "Dibble,, Solicitors,- ?
it is ordered, That all persons who desire ?? to do,
may appeotfiand crdss-exaniiue tho.evidence pro-;
duced, and introduce ovirlcnce in. reply before at
'on (ho flfst day of October A. D. 1808,
- ; Commissioner's Office, } V. D. V. JAMISON,,
Orangeburg C. II., S. C, >? Co m m i s si?myri*"5^-^
June 20 lSOor***^^ ?????iHpwtm i ? -
' July 4 ^l?Xly&T -:$r.
ison anc
Street.
td
I ???
1 "*.,'.>': s
111
ORAXGEBURG DISTRICT.'
ao )
. Tho-Statc ex relation?
Solicitor Southern [Circuit
Dill to
PStt^etuate'" '
l Inro Lost Documents, . ;J : Testimony..
Thomas Addison Murpbey by .William F. Barton, '?.'.'
Iiis Guardian and next friend, having made nppliei-!l
tlon to prove.,the past existence, loss and content?
of a DeocT'of* Convdyance*io hsfn, from llcoefcca
Murphey; now: Rebecca Wolfe,-'.wife, of.James jW.>
Wolfe, of a Tract of Land nilnate, lying and being '
in tic fork of the Edtsto riyors, fn tho. Distrbii"'^
.aforesaid, containing one hundred and ninety-three
(l?8y?cres,'m?ro or less, and bounded by lands of
Wm.. Ratton, . Daniel; Smoak. ,nnd. tlan^.J[qrnieily ,
owned by Philip Joiner, deceased. '"jSS^MmT*"
On motion of Messrs. liter &. Dibble, SoRcUort^r
it is ordered, That all .persons who 'desire so todo3_f
appear and cross examine tho evidenoo produced,
and introduce evidence in reply,- before mo on, tho
21 Bt day of Scptcinbor, A. D. I8b"8. ?
Commissioner's Office,.} 1 V. J*. V. JAMISON,
l;j Orangeburg C. II. Y ? Commissioner.
\i Juno 18, 18?8 j
J"ao 20__"-?fU. ?
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OltANOEOUUtl DISTRICT- , ,
I'lVIn the Common I'lcas.
Henry Dischofi'& Co. 1 V !
vs. V . Attachment.
Bulky & Bro. J
? t^vijorons the Plaintiffs did 6hthe 11th \ dftr'Sf
I April, l^t'.-S, rile their declaration against tue Do-1
fondant*, who, (as >t is said,) are absent from and
without the limits of thin State, and havo neither
ife'or Attorney known vrilhin the Razav, npoa
horn a oopy-of'^i?Vd'. Declaration ' may be servj_&i4y
h rnoli?rf?f Messrs. ;lxlar & Dibble, PlftiatiflTa
1101-jiyvt=, it.. is ortluTfHl. ..That tho s^id Defendants
6 appear and plead to the said Declaration on or
ufore tho- lBth day of April, which will, ba La tho ;
car of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
isty-nine. otherwise final and absolute judgment
will then ,0? given and awarded against thorn..
ClWVs Office, - "I J. -F.- ROmNSON,>?#f"
ril llih, KHC6. ) C-?-JBiart?
npl ll ? oc3m . . lSprf^
- -----?- - . ? ?? , ?^-?? ??--.- ? 1, ^r^mSUkrt/
?1JLE STATE .OE, SOUTH CAJBOLDJ^.
ORANdETJURG DISTRICT.
Jn the 'Cummou Pleas.
s.'IT. Morgf.n. "I
Jc
': vh. }? Attachment.
Joseph F.. D.Tiley. J
Whereas, tho Plaintiff did, on the 28th da^Saf!>
March. 1808.-file-. hl,H Dcolnr.itIon against the D?f
lend.ait, wh\? (us is suidjis absent from and wlthoat>
the limit.-: .%f the State, and has neither wife nor
Attorney known within the same, upon whom a
copy of the inme^wen?^fjf^SBSSK/?^ar\; H is
T 6rdercd,-Thnrt?tho'=;
tbercibre'4
do ap
pear and plead.to tbo<fatd declaration on or baforo
the 2'Jth day of March, l8G9f otherwif* final aa4
ii.o ?.Uli v..ut murin, auu^j. uuiiitTiix:
absolut? judgment wiU'tJaea be given and awardo*
against him. .
' Clerk's Office, V
March 28,, "1868. . j i|j
april 4'^
J. F. ROBINSON^
; 0. 0. p.
if
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
; Oranoehukq DihtrxotV '^W*.-!
Tn pn^nand'o" of General Ordofn No. 1^4, fr^tst
Headquarters Second: Military District, the Magie?
trafes'of-tho District of Oraugcb'nrg win mako m?
report, on the l?th and Vjat days_ of each mouth to
this Court, of all Commitments mit do bj thorn dariag.
t lie. prccccding half month, s];ccif?ing data of Com?
m it in out, "names of Prisonffra and the Offences for
which"'they wero commltiod;"wild Magistratessbalt
also forward,to tho.Clerkof'fthis.Cqurt, -all recogni
sancca and other papers, connected with the' pro
ceedings ugnui8t the Prisoner* aforesaid, whick
may be in their .possession at tho dato of makisg
tho reports herein''o^vcdV'
By ordeV^fUUatJoXingri ltf?Br#*?
J. F- ROBINSON,
' January 8, 1808. Clerk District Coari.
jnn It ?. *f
THE sfX*rEbF' SOUTII CAHOLINAi:
OtUNGKiiuud District.
In the Common l>leas;
Boston Carter V
?4 lt>
Attachment.
Roiloy &'lWdS,>>i
-TXTHEREAS tho Plaintiff did, on tho'ienfh1 4*f
,W i of April, A. D. 18C.R, fdo his Declara>-?ri
itga'tsf the DefendanK who (as , it itt iKuTf arc a ?
^enhfrou) and without tho.lirqits of^tbia.BtMO^an"t
have neither wife nor Attorney known withlnV^faV
"Mamfci npoii Aviiora ft .copper ttho. said .QceUrt^Iolb.*
might bo served:
it is therefore ordered. Thatiho sal* ITefehdatH
do appear and.plead;tio tho bald Declaration on or
before tl\,o twelfth day of April, whiolf will .ba in
the year of bur Lord one tnoriMiiml eight" Ii?'iidrcd
'Oran'gcbnfcjfWsJ_rio>|4! .
12;
Aprd 10, 1808.
TA^Ga.?Wo oiler for the Pall Panting, a
'very forgo'and-superior' stook of Fruit Trees, GVap?
:lVinos,.S?ravy.bcrry Plants, l\ose?, Evergrtenis, Or
1 nr.m'c'ntat Trees and 'Shmbs, Bedding and Green
Hour*1 ?Plants;- D<^rlpt:vo rfnd v,ditiH&al? 'fpi'*.
Voguen mailed7m appUo*^*! ?? - '
P. .1. i'.JUiOKMANS.
juty 18?Srn* Angusta.Ga,
.- ?? -i-~r-r?'?.
NtOTItCK.?Tlu> .IW.'^ttitt SoUoon
nt th<> Old Oftilr-go Chftpsl Win hereafter tbo
opened on Friday .nf?evao?** of'earh weeft, i*rv>av 0
lO ;> trWnki -