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W.York Express.] UT A. J. lir.qVIKn. *j> ykelr weapons laid in festal shado, / .?lJtfW'.fJ gather fuBt BQ<1 fwr? |. The men whose ringing churges mBde The mountains reel with war; For Hoypmur shout the awift array, r, the bold and true, r side, tho boyb in grey Stejf with tbe boys in blue 1 ? A fearless band, they take their stand ' ; Oh river, lako ami plain, * To clasp around their native land ^ A teanitcd chain ; ? ,?^??1.0?;homu and wifo and life," they.say, i'^&tfS^ft^fc-tw ?kiehhi anew i"' i . ?. J -\ As, side by sido, the boys in grey, Stop-vyith tho boys In blue.. i who cant, with eyes aslant, [?o '?ay blinded bo;.' ':? \ The sordid demagogues who rant That wo must bend the knoe, Have bad their dungeons and their day, And shall the ruin rue, As, sido by'side, tho boys in grey Slop ?Ith ?he boys in brae. No martial horde, with drum nnd sword, Shall quarter on tho. free; ^^lltfl^tflfh tho' Stamp Act!?ovorboard fhVfTory-8?ta,oritea! ' ' Old 0forge t he Third's exploded play Cannot be played anew, As, side by side, the boys in grey Stop with the boys in blue. Tho Carpet-Knlghts shall wing their flights, ? with all their woolen wares : Whoso would take a frecdraan's rights, iBt take n frocdliian's cares; MllBt And such as claim to shape their way, Shall earn their living too, As, aide, by side, tho boys in grey Step with the boys in blue. ^ * )' '1 Tho hour is paat?the die is east? The flood rolls on amain; ^^he^Phanton Ship, in wavo-and blast, Has settled, rent in twain! In vain her 'pilots curse or pray, . And Hhriek the hopeless crew, Ap, side by aide, the boys in grey Step with the boya in blue. The morning breaks in golden flakes, i The sun our fathers saw Arises,?and a nation wakes To order, peace and law ; And Schenck, a long adieu ! Ap", sido by side, the'boys In bgey Stop with the boya iu blue. They gith6r,0?'?t and. fur, ? ??n whose ringing charges made The^nflMn.-^,.,:^!^ wnr; For Seymour shout tho swill " <\ a??fc,5?&'a',r' t?? nDl* truo? ?? std^Wd^ho hoya In grey Step with the boys in blue. . Cliief Justice DuPont'n Address to tlio People of Florida. fa "give below the high-toned, bold, and yet very discrcot address which has just been issue*, to the terribly abused people of Fla. by Chief Justice DuPont. It is worth a careful perusal by tho citizens of every State in the Union, but especially by those oi the South, - Wow tinder the heel of tho Mongrel despots. I'ha outraged people there will tako fresh cour age, nnd become infused with new hope when reading this address. Such wiso counsel can . not mil to bring forth good fruits: Fellow-CItiiens: By your voluntarj and un ftdtonfeti suffrage,' I was elected in 1853, for the.-term of sdx years, om> of the Atscclztc Justices of the Supreme Court of tho State, the expiration .of inj term of office, yon mioted mo to the position of Chief Justice for ft like term of years: and under your ?mended Constitution of 18G5, which gave to the Governor tho powor of appointment, I wub continued in tho aamo position, by and with the unanimous approval of tho Seunto. These l^^ml) ^.tj&sem'ents of my, ofTtoia) co?rso arc truly grateful to my feelings, and call for a tender of my most heartfelt and sincere ac knowledgment. : y rTbo^jaqmiuisiiion which I now hold, authori zes nie tb exercise the functions and discharge thSTduticB ;of Chief Justice until the 1st day of Jannnry, 1872. You arc, however, aware that : ithc - administration of your State Government '^"Iftw Leon forcibly wrested from yon and com mitted to the hands of the stranger. The man of your choice, long identified with you in ^interest and sentiment, who but recently dir ected the ship of state, is no longer at the helm?his place is now occupied by another. This chnngo was accomplished by forco of an olr^cf 'emanating from tho Headquarters of tbis ^lililnry District. TKo same ordor which bcroft you of your Executive head, (and which I have only seen by accident), requires that nil civil officers' of tile State, "shall promptly yield $beii offices, and; turn over to their pro perly ^elected nnd qualified successors all pub lic property, archives, books, records, <f*c, belonging to the" same." For mysolf, as Chief Justice/ ?f/ th?> Surpreme Court of the Stato of Florida; I rocogni'/o no "properly elected and qualified sucachsor.," and oven if | I did, I havo nothing to (i icld" or "turn over," stivo the right to that oflico, attested by tho Commission which I hold, bearing tho broad - ?W'bfn* oiico sovereign'Stato. That right I cannot and will not "yield" but at your bohcat. Circumstanced, hewevor, as I am, deprived of t he aid of tho Executive to sus tain tho .Judicial Department in the exercise , of itti legitimate function, and opposed by the entire legislative and military authority of the United 8tatos, I have no other alternative than*, to announce to.you a suspension of tho excrj^sd of tfic functions of my offiio a? Chief Justice, uutil, 6uch -tiitftuas the samo-may'b$ resumed'' without oudnngoring- tbe peace and good ordor of society. I have made this announcement, fcllow citizenB, lest my sileuco should bo construed into a "surrender* or abandonment of a sacred trust, commifced^, to jny keeping ,by the. people of Florida; n;ud I should be false to you, falso' to myself, nnd false to the principlos of freo government?Vf ere I to omit upou this occasion to enter a solemn protest against the legality of the Beverul, nets ,.of the. Congress ?of jhe United States, ufflft anjThy vujuo of which tho said military order was issued. In closing this announcement, I claim tho privilcgo of one who has spont his entire man hood in your midst, (covering a period of over forty years), to tender jyou. a, word of friendly advice. In tho first place, I counsel you to yield, not for ono moment, to the demoralizing influence of gloom or despond ency, the instincts of the coward, but patient ly enduro the wrongs which now oppress you, with that firm resolvo, that uncouquerablo will, that horoic fortitude, which becomes tho bravo, looking l"or;'deliYeraiice to'IIiui, who in consummating' some great moral problem, not uufrcquently makes use of the wicked as ins truments of His power. I counsel you, in tho second place, to real li/.e the fact, that the "war of sections" is at an end, and that the great majority of those with whom you wero recently engaged in deadly conflict, siucerclv desiro the speedy restora tion of that friendly relation and brotherly love which formerly characterized tho inter course between the two sections of the Union. To those, therefore, of your follow citizens, whether of the North, East or West, who may visit our Stuto, cither for recreation or with the design to identity themselves as.citizens, extend the right hand of fellowship?meet them with thcv cordiality of restored friend ship?cause them tuj feel that they are welcom ed visitors, and to rcalizo that the passions engendered by. war_ have .yielded and given ipl?oe I to the gentler influences of.peace. But ngaiust those who come asthe willing instru ments of an infamous and heartless tyrauuy, unparalleled in tho annals of the nge, sot your faces like flint?make them to feel, nnd sensi bly realize, that they-nrc uuwelcoincd intru ders; let there be uo room for mistak'o or misapprehension on that point. Sycophancy, insincerity or dissimulation constitute no pnrt of Southern character. .? - Finally, fellow-citizens, I counsel you to be of good ohecr, and cheerfully and zealously to apply your every energy to the restoration of our beautiful and lovely land to tho prosperity whioh it once enjoyed. Bo assured that the day of your deliverance draweth near, for oven now the voico of the nation is concen trating, and will soon proclaim in thunder I tones your emancipation from foroign rule, and the restoration of that priceless boon?the I right of self-government! The people of the United States have been too well schooled in the principlos of free government to tolerate for any length of time "despotism," either military or civil, whether that civil despotism be the despotism of an individual or that of an irresponsible legislative, majority 1 y | I furthermore counsel you, hy tho duty which you owe to yourselves, to your families, to your countr}*, and to tho cause of human ity, to lend your every influence to the preser vation of the peace and good order irrespective of communitiofl. Be very cautious to avoid any conflict with tbe powers tbat bo, and be content to vJeavo them to tho silent operation of the "logic of coming events," careful, how over, in the interval, that you "bow not the neak lower than the yoke." Your fcllow-citizon, CHAS. H. DU FONT, Chief Justice of the Suprom Court. State Elections.?The following State elections occur this year : Maine, September 14. Nebraska, October 3. Pennsylvania, October 13. Ohio, October 13. Indiana, October 13. Iowa, Octobor 13. West Virginia, October 22. Now York, November 3. New Jersey, November 3. Didawure, November 3. Maryland, November 3. Illinois, November 3. Michigan, November 3. Wisconsin; November 3. Minnesota, November 3. Missouri, November 3. Kansas, November' 3. Nevada, November 3. Massachusetts, November 3. The Presidential election occurs on the 3d of November. Items. A negro, after gazing at tho Chinese, ex claimed, "If do white folks is dark as dat out dare, I wonder whut'a do color ob de-niggers?" It is stated that Edwin Booth recently pur chased some "cloth of gold" for his new cos tume in "Richelieu" at 8125 a yard. A Mormon older' was recently mad ? very much of a parent. Uo was prcsonted with nine boys und f\\6 girls the same morning. Silver and golden anklets for ladies aro alpout to become fashionable. They will be worn outside the stockings. Humor agaiu lias it that Childs, of tho Phil adelphia Ledger, has offered A million in gold for the-New York Herald, arid that Bennett is .ulmoB^viUiug.' ; i]: . A party of negroes in Millvillo, Lincoln County, Tennessee, have killed ouc of a body of twelve alleged Ku-Klux-Klannors, who visited that town ouo night last week. A dispatch from San Francisco states that tho greuit tiddl wavo, Hyhleh; Occurred August 14, at San Pedro and along the southern coast of California, resulted from the earthquake in Callao. . The registration, excitement continues in St. Louis, and fears of tr?ulile and seizures of arms were" entertained. Several prominent and wealthy citizens have been refused registra tion. Phclan & Collcnder's billiard tablo factory im New .York has been burned, and four hun dred new tables, with material for as many more, destroyed. Loss 8200,000, and three bundled workmen out of employment. A large meeting of citizens of Norfolk was held on Thursday night, to ratify and endorse , tho sentiments contained in tho reply of Gen eral Leo to General RosCcrans. .. Speeches were made and resolutions adopted in confor mity with tho objeet of the meeting. An editor gives notice that "Thoro will bo no paper this week," as his wife is using the scissors. A political editor threatened to give his co temporary a "piece of his iniud." "Don't do it," was tho reply, "you havo nono to spare." An Ohio editor asks and answers this malig nant conuudrum : "Why ia the editor of the Knoxvillc Whig liko n harp Rtruck by light ding ? Because he's a blasted lyre." JJEAIi ESTATE FOR SALE. All that PLANTATION in the Fork of Edisto, containing about 480 acres, situated 17 miles from Orangeburg. 10 "miles from Graham's Turn Out, and 12 miles from Blnckvillc.' Upon this place is a DWELLING HOUSE with 7 rooms, besides BASE MENT and ATTICS, built just before the war. I will sell this place for lens than one-half the cost of the Improvements. Apply to SAMUEL DIBBLE, aug 8?tf Orangeburg, S. C. Tr+t O LD- r CAR0LINA BITTERS THE GREAT SOUTHERN TONIC Sold Every where GOODRICH,WINEMAN &C0, CHARLESTON, S. C. sept 12 * Cm In Equity, - ORANGEBURG DISTRICT. The Stato Ex Rclationc *| Bill to Solicitor Southern Circuit. VPerp ctuate In ro lost Documents. J Testimony. Application having been made by Mrs Koziah Huffman, widow of Frederick Huffman to establish the Existence, Contents and Loss of certain Orders confirming writs of Partition of certain lands in Orangeburg District from the Coart of Equity, ns her distributive share of her father Thomas Glca ton, Sr., deceased, said lands being two tracts, one containing 260 acres, the other 200 acres more or less.. Under which orders she was put in posses sion'of said lands. On motion T. 11. Cooke, Esq., Sotioitor, 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 and introduce evidence in reply. Commissioner's Office, Ornngeburg July 23, 1808. july 26 s Office, 1 C. H., I V. D. V. JAMISON, Commissioner, id /~1 ULLKTT'S PATENT STEEL BRUSH COTTON GIN Cotton ginned OD this Gin sold in Charleston last Season, at one to two Cents per pound moro than the same class of Cotton ginned ?II the ordinary Gins of the Country. This statement is certified by twenty-five of the principal Factors and Buyers in Charleston. Price Six Dollars per Saw for Cash or City Ac ceptances. Send for a Circular. BRINLEY'S PATENT PLOUGHS, And a full Stock of Hardware and Agricultural Implement* for sale low, wholesale and retail. C. GRAVELEY, Xo. 62, East Bay, South of the Old Post Office, july 11?2m Charleston, S. C. THE HOPE OF THE COUNTRY ! KNOW T HEM! The Finest, and Host, and Truest I LIFE-LIKE! IJIVEnV Fit R KM A N?K V E11Y WHITE MAX jj and Woman of the Country, who puts trust lor the salvation of the Constitution and the Union in the success of tho Democratic Party, ought to know (besides their principles) the features at least of those in whom that hope is centred?of those through whom it mi/*tbc brought tova glorious frui tion. By authority of the National Sf.VMOIIB and Bl.Ain Cum, Life-like Portraits of our candidates for President and Vice-President of tho United States, executed in the best slvle of the art, are published as follows : Large Double Picture (Lithograph)?Seymour and Blair?22 by 28 inches.$2.00 Single Pictures (Lithograph)?Seymour and Blair?H by 10 inches each. 1.00 TO CLUBS: Large Double Pictures?:t copies.$ 6.00 Do. Do. Do. 7 copies. 10.00 Single Pictures?0 copies. .r>.iH) Do Do. 18 copies. 10.00 The proceeds of these Stilus arc to be devoted to campaign purposes. Club orders must be sent to one address. All pictures are sent on rollers so a* to avoid damage in the mails, and in all cases tree of postage. Orders to amount of ten dollar, and over may he filled by ifrpreW!, and Mil toIIccwI an delivery. With eaeli order will bo enclosed a package of se lected campaign documents, tie., to advance the cause. Address, carefully, h\ S. STEPHENS, Box 801, Washington, D. C. txff* N. B.?In ordering, plcaso namo paper in which advertiscmcut was Seen. aug 29 tf wlff. WALTON SMITH, COTTON FACTOR ?AND COMMISSION M E RCIIA NT, Boyee d> Co.'s Wharf. CHARLESTON, S. D. BS?"Tronipt and personal nttention given (o the aale of Cotton. ang 24 mos 0 CHEAP CASH STORE 1! WE AHE RECEIVING FEE8H STJiPlPLIES of DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES EVERY WEEK, And will guarantee quality and price lo suit all who may favor us with a call. Wo will take in trade all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE at the highest market prices, and put our Goods nt as low figures as any house in Town. oct 18-cly KEITT BROTHERS. The Carolina Farmer BELIEVING THAT THE INTERESTS OF THE Farsters and Planters of this section demand the publication of a periodical to be be devoted to the advancement of Agriculture in the two Caro linas, wo have determined to establish such a pe riodical under the title of THE CAROLINA FARMER, and will issue the first number as soon as a suffi cient number of Subscribers are obtained to pr. v n reasonable share of the expense of Publication. The FARMER will be issued monthly nt $2 00 per annum, in advance ; will contain not less than thirty-two large double-column pages of reading matter, bound in handsome covers; ami in typo graphical [exeeution will not be surpassed by any Agricultural Monthly in the country. Being determined to do whatever energy will ac complish in making the FARMER 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 tho?e States, we wish to employ active Agents at every Pbst oftice, to whom tbo most liberal inducements will be offered. Address all communications to WM. H. BERNARD, july 4?If Wilmington, N. C. rpiIE GREAT POPULAR PAPE? CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS. ? Subscription Price Si-c Dollars a Year! THE CHARLESTON TRI-WEEKLY NEWS, Three Dollnra a year?Two Dollars for Six'Months. Btaf* Terms?Cash in advance. No Paper sent unles the Cash accompanies the order. No Paper sent for a longer time than paid for. RIORDAN, DAWSON & CO., deo 21? tf g Proprietors. ESTABLISHED 1802. Charleston Courier for 1868. DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLT, BY A. 8. 1YIUEIXGTOX A CO. Daily Papor - - - - 88.00 per Annum. Tri-Weekly Paper - - $4.00 por Annum. The war closed with a large indobtednesa on the part, of our former subscribers, sonio of whom have proffered us payment. To others we have presented no claim, amid the losses and misfortunes by which they hnve been surrounded, having been spared the necessity of doing so by the very generous, prompt, and hearty support we havo uniformly received. We arc able to wait for the advent of better times, confidently Assured that when prosperity returns to the land they will cheerfully meet their obligations. Jo all such we cordially extend an invitation to re new their subac"PtiOP8. jan 11 dh ? HIXI1ER8 HOUSE, (ronuHKLY muh. oitini.B'fl,) 284 King street, Between Wenttcorth and Hazel Streets, and mithin three minutes' walk of all the l*riucipal Wholesale and Retail Houses of Meeting, King and Hayne Streets, and the J'ost Office, Charleston, S. C. The City Railway, which runs to each extremity of tho City, is within fifty yards of the house. TERMS OF BOARD : Board by the dav.$2 00 .. Week.$12 00 to $15 00 IlKNRit Spaumck, Mrs. B. IIit.uf.us. oct 18 ?f Ladies' Mutual Aid Association tlF CHARLESTON, S. C. rilUE object of this ASSOCIATION is to assist J Ladiei who arc strupuling by their own en deavors tOMtpport themselves and families. Orders for all kind of NEEDLE WORK will he neatly and promptly executed for which the Asso ciation will hy responsible. Also, Southern Preserves, Jellies, Wines, Cor dials and Pickles. &C, are made under its auspices, and the Quality Guaranteed. For the benefit of our friends abroad, we give a list of some of the Preserves, he.'. Orange, Pineapple and Peach Marmalade Preserves, Lemon*, Citrons, West India and Ogecchee Limes, Blackberry, Plum und Quince Jellies, Wines, Cordials, Peach and Apple Leather, Crvstalucd Fruits, Pickled Shrimps and Oysters. All ordoa for Work, Preserves, &c., to be ad dressed to Mas. LEE, Superintendent, At tho Depositor}', No. 7 Chalmers Street, Charleston, july 11 If THE MERCHANT'S Protective Union MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER. The M ehoii a nth' Protective Union, organized to promote and protect trade, by enabling its subscribers to attain facility uud safety in the granting of credits, and the recovery of claims at all points, have to announce ihat they will, on or about September 30, 180H, publish in on* large quarto volume: Tub Merchants' Protectivb Union, organized to promote and protect trade, by enabling its sub scribers to attain facility and safety in the granting of credits, and the recovery of claims at nil points, have to announce that they will, in September, 1808, publish in onu large quarto volume; The Merchants' Protective Union Mercantile Hi-.ekrhknck Reoister, containing, among other things, the Names, Nature of Business, Amount or Catital, Financial Standing, and Hating as to Credit, of over 400,000 of the principal merchants, traders, bankers, manufacturers, and public companies, in more than 80,000 of the cities, towns, villages, and settlements throughout the United States, their territories and the British Provinces of North America ; and embracing the most impor tant information attainable and necessary to enable the merchant to ascertain at a glance the Capital, Character, nnd Deoreb of Credit of such of his customers as arc 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 in the United States. The reports and information will be confined to those deemed worthy of some line of credit; and ns the same will be based, so far as practicable, upon tho written statements of the parties them selves, revised and corrected by well-known and reliable legal correspondents, whose character will prove a guarantee of the correctness of the infor mation furnished by them, it is believed thnt the reports will prove more truthful and complete, and, therefore, superior to, nnd of much greater value, than any previously issued By aid of the Mercantile Rrfbrence Reoistkr, business men will been enabled to ascertain, at a glance, the capital and gradation of credit, as compared with finnncinl worth, of nearly every merchant, manufacturer, trader, and banker, within the nbovc-namcd territorial limits. On or about tho first, each month, subscribers will also receive the Monthly Chronicle, containing, among other things, a record of such important changes in the nnme and condition of firms, throughout the country, as may occur subsequent to the publication of each half-yearly volume of tho Mercantile Retrench Reoister: Price of The Merchant* Union Mercantile Reference Register, fifty dollar*, ($60,)for which it teilt befor warded to any addrett in the United Statt?, transporta lion paid. Holder* of five $10 ?hart* of the Capital Stock, in addition to participating in the profits, trill receive one copy of the Mercantile Beterencr Reoister free of charge; holders of ten shares trill he entitled to Two copies ; and no more than ten share* of the Capital Stork will he allotted to any one applicant. AH remittance*, order*, or communications relative to the Look should he addressed to the Merchants' Protec tive Union, in the American Exchange Hank Building, No. 128 Broadway, (Box, 2600,) New-York. aug 22 Om - Schedule South Carolina Ball lt?ad. ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, MARCH 20th THE Passonger Trains on the South Carolina Bail Road will run as follows : For Columbia?Day Train. Leave Charleston. C::tO A. M. '? Orangeburg.12:10 V. M. Arrive at Columbia. 3:f>0 P. M. Night Train. Leave Charleston. 6:40 P. M. ?? Orangchurg.12:3? A. M. Arrive at Columbia. 6:20 A. M. For Charleston?Day Train. Leave Columbia. G:00 A. M. " Orangeburg. 9:43 A. M. Arrive at Charleston. 3:10 P. M. Night Train. Leave Columbia... 5:30 P. M. " Orangeburg.10:32 P. M. Arrive at Charleston. 5:30 A. M. II. T. PEAKS, mar 28?tf \ General Suporintendant. In Equity. ORANGEBURG DISTRICT. L. M. Bookhart, "| a'r. [ i'r. J Sam. Boznrd, Adm E. F. Reese, Adm By order of the Court of Equity in tho above stated case, tho creditors of the late William P. Reese, deceased, aro hereby notified to come in and prove their demands before me, on or beforo tho first Monday of Oetober next. Commissioner's Office, ") V. D. V. JAMISON, Orangeburg C. II., >? Commissioner. July 3, 1868. july td The State of S??t? Carolina. ORANGEB?RG COUNTY. Melt iah B. Oreene, wifo and others') Pellfittt for vs. V Leave to Charlotte Buyck, et. al. J Trovo Will, Whereas Petition having been made to meto prove in solemn form, the last Will nnd 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 he appear at. the Court of Probate tobe holden at Orangeburg C. II., for Orangchurg County, on the second Monday in November, A. D. 1808, for hear inj; said Petition and proving said Will and Testa ment in due form of Law. Probate Office, ) TIIAD. C. ANDREW'S, .ludgo of Probate. Probate Office, ") Orangeburg, S. C, j August 0, 18li8. \ nng 8 oam 3m XOTK1V?WE REURET JP the necessity which forces us to put all our Notes and Accounts in the hands of nn Attorney and Magistrate for collection, and those of our friends who desire to save cost can do so bv enllinj on W. J. DeTrcvillc. CIIAS. BULL & CO. sept 28 ly "VTOTIC'E.?Alili PERSONS WHO \\ left Papers in the Clerk's Office to be Record ed without payment of the fees, are notified that they will find "them at the office of Messrs. Ixlar & Dibble, where they can obtain them by paying fees, and giving n receipt. JOSEPH F. ROBINSON, july 2.r) * lm I'.iOR RENT?A lairpc and Com * MODIOl'S STORE, lately occupied by the Itrifi of C>iiaS. Bull & Co., situated on Main Street, in the centre of business. Also the Upper Story, finely Plastered and suitable for a Residence. Kitchen and outbuildinga complete. Terms very low. Apply to eiter PICAS. 8. PULL or E MARCHANT. sept 28 ly ?r ? HB In Equity, ORANGEBURGv DISTRICT. Sarah F. Wajinamaker, Bill for . vs. i ; Partition of .Rachacl Pooacr, ct. al. ). Lanos It'appearing to my satisfaction tb/t?nari Houecr, Anna Itouser, his. wife, John Douspr a id Mary, his wife, defendants in this case, resl<t^hoyond the" limita of this State? On motion of Messrs Ijlnr & Dibble complainants Solicitors, it is ordered. That the said delendants do appear, plead, answer or de' mur to complainants said Bill of .Complaint within the time prescribed by law, or the same will b?* taken Pro Confcsso against them. ' *?*v Commissioner's Office, ) V. D. V. JAMISON, Orangeburg C. II. } Commissioner. " July 18, 1806. j July 26_ - td In Equity. orangeburg district. The State Ex Rclatione, \ Bill to Solicitor Southern Circuit, v Pcrpntuate In re lost Documents. J Testimony, Application having been made by Mrs. Klirrt Robinson, to prove the existence, loss and contents of a deed of conveyance to her from James Cannont of a lot ef land situate in town of Or*Dgeburg, fronting on Middleton Street, and measuring on the front one hundred and seven feet, and bounded on the North by lot of W. T. Eight foot, on the east by let of C. Whittemore ?... J Win. M. iiutaon, on tho south by lot of tho said Eliza Robinson aud C. Whittetnore and the west by Middleton Street. On motion of Messrs. Izlar & Dibble, Solicitors, it is ordered, That all persons who desire so to do, may appear and cross-examiuo the evidence pro duced, and introduce evidence in reply bofors me on the first day of October A. D. 1868, Commissioner's Office, ) V. D. V. JAMISOjf,., Orangeburg C. II., S. C, [ Commissioner. June 20 1868. J july 4 td In Equity. ORANGEBURG DISTRICT. The State ex rclatione 1 Bill to Solicitor Southern Circuit I Perpetuate In re Lost Documents. J Testimony. Thomas Addison Mu'rpbey by William F. Barton, his Guardian and noxt friend, having made applica tion to prove the past existence, loss and contents of a Deed of Conveyance to him, from Rebecca Murphcy, now Rebecca Wolfe, wife of James R.' Wolfe, of a Tract of Land situate, lying and-being in the fork of the Edisto rivers, in the District nforcsnid, containing one hundred and ninety-three (103) acres, more or less, and bounded by mads of Win. Barton, Daniel Smoak and lauds? formerly owned by Philip Joiner, deceased. On motion of Messrs. Izlar & Dibble, Solicitors, it is ordered. That all persons who desiro so to do, appear and cross examine tho evidence produced, and introduce evidence in reply, before me on tho 21st day of September, A. D. 1868. Commissioner^ Office, "j V. D. V. JAMISON, Orangeburg C. II. \ Commissioner. June 18, 1868 ) june 20 td TinTs't?tk of south Carolina, Ok.i.noeucjim District. In tho Common Pleas. Henry Bischofi* & Co.") vs. }? Attachment,. Bailey & Bro. J Whereas tho Plaintiffs did on the 11th day of April, 1M.8, tile, their declaration against tho De fendants, who. (us it is said,) are absent, from and without, tho limits of this State, and have neither wife or Attorney known within the same, upon whom a copy of said Declaration may be served : On motion of Messrs. Izlar & Dibble, Plaintiff's Attorneys, it is ordered. That tho said Defendant* do appear aud plend to the said Declaration on or before the 13th day of April, whieh will bo in the year of our Lord one thousaud eight hundred and rfxty-nine, otherwise final and abeoluto judgment, will then be given and awarded against them. Clerk's Office, \ J. F. ROBINSON, April 11th, 18t>S. / C. C. P. apl 11 oc8m 12m THE STAYE ?iTs?Uyil CAROLINA, ORAXGEBURG DISTRICT. Jn the Common Pleat. Jos. II. Morgan, "j vs. y Attachment. Joseph E. Bailey. J Whereas, the Plaintiff did, on the 28th d?y of March, 180S, file his Declaration against the De fendant, who (as is said) is absent from and without the limits of the State, nnd bos neither wife nor Attorney known within the same, upon whom a copy of the same declaration might be served; it la therefore ordered, That the said defendant do ap pear nnd plead to the said declaration on or before the 20th day of March, 1869, otherwise final and absolut? judgment wiU then be given and nwardeJt against him. Clerk's Office, \ J. F. ROBINSON, March 28, 1868. J CYC. P. april i ly STATE OF SOUTH carolina, Orakoeburg Distriot. In the District Court. In pursuance of General Ordere No. 164, fron) Headquarters Second Military District, the Magis - trates of the Distriot of Orangeburg will tnak? a report on the 16th and last days of each month to this Court, of all Commitments madebi thorn during the proceeding half month, specifying date of Com mitment, names of Prisoners ana tho Offenses fsr whioh they were committed; said Magistrates shall also forward to the Clerk of this Court, all recogni sances and other pnpers, connected with the pro cccdinga against the Prisoners aforesaid, which may be in their possession at the date of making tho reports heroia ord?!"*^. By order of the Court, January 8, 1808. jan 11 tf J. F- ROBINSON, January 8, 1808. Clerk District Court, THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Oranokuurg District. In the Common Picas'. Host on Carter.") vs. y Attachment/ Ilailey & Bros. J WHEREAS the -Plaintiff did, on the tenth ^ay* of April, A. D. 1868, file his Dcclara.'on against the Defendants, who (ns it is said) are a ? sent from nnd without the limits of this State, ant have neither wife nor Attorney known within the same, upon whom a copy of the said Declaration might bo served: It is thcreforo ordered. That the said Defendant do appear and plead to the said Declaration on or before the twelfth day of April, which will be in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine, otherwiso final and absolute judg, meat will then be given nnd awarded against him, JOS. ROBINSON, 1. 0. P. Clerk's Office, "j Orangeburg District, > April 10, 1868. J apl 11 12 0 lm? ; TA, Gn.?We offer for the Fall Planting, a very large and superior stock of Fruit Trees. Grape Vines, Strawberry Plants, Rosea, Evergreens, Or?, namental Trees nnd Shrubs, Bedding and Green House Plants. Descriptive and wholesale Cata logues mailed on application to P. J. BERCKMANS. july 18?3m* Augusta, Qu. 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