Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

H U MOR TJ O S . ?lim :Hn i. ..iwXJi M-rrrrrl y, ? r j ^ jI Plnm Prjddintr. Ti> ?bJUU b.ln ?.;..tr? ..' i .4?#o Has?u?H5T " M ! r ? ? Plum pudding, like a man; is fearfully and wonderffjjy^ajlo, and has often a fearful and wonderful effect on hini. ' Pcrhajjs.^ is^ajbjessjng that Christmas only comes once h year. If W6 had to &tV'pfuWpudding every day, the conscqumoer might be serious. There is burdly, a. housekeeper who feels con tent ivoly eoufident of her own abilities to make .?ji?SWttV, Young ladies. just landed from homo, I who hare undertaken to spoil victuals and ruin the digestiottnaftttfe .fhudly,{ let4-': twelve, dollars,a month a$gDoj(^$ru ^turo with all lesen ess a&heiejt eibo to eompouud and coflfc ? plum pudding at n moment's notice But tho ! experienced matron approaches the solemn u u dcrtuking^witjt much anxiety. Plumi^?ddipg*,dcrives its name from pl?ms,' which are'sometime* used to n limited extent initscop.pps^iou. Tlicrc are various recipes for. making t gonuino'Knglish plum pudding, as it was made by the aborigines when Julius Caesar landed in Briton, and added Hornau punch to their bill of f*re|.4e that there should be a pound of everything^ ?* Go to a grocer?not of the corner variety, but one of the red paint and Chinese fixings establishments, and toll him to put up a pound of every'-article 'he has got in his store. Then buy a pound of suet, a doznn' eggs.' several qjtfarts of milk, some crackers and a gallon of brandy. . Unpack your groceries aud mix. Taste the brandy to soe if it is good. It win-be just os well to grate tho nutmegs, it takcsitoo much time to cook them whole. Then break your .eggs and- agitato them in a basin.' Try the.brandy. Thcu^add the milk.?that is to the eggs ?don't "pat the brandy iu yet, but you may tasto itlo.scc how it is getting along. Chop*-the suet and carefully disseminato it among Ifio miscellaneous groceries. If the brandy is the best imported, try a little of it 'f if the flavor is all right, proceed with thfc pudding. Pour the milk aud eggs into the 'groceries, or tho groceries into the milk and eggs, which ever is most convenient, and vigorously agitate the whojc, r w , t, ^ If you havo loose spices, orange peel, nut megs, a lemou or two. some snare sugar, un ouion, A.>serap of giugor, or any other highly flavoTed,^c^r3lhiciit about the house put it in, the grcator variety of materials the better the 'I dojKjNpucvo the story of tho Freeh cook who nUdB 'tf plum pudding out of a quart of ] dried apples, a pair of boot-tops, aud a bottle of Spa Hiding's glue. Be careful of ]the brandy, nnd before you put any in the pudding taste it. Then try it with a little milk and sugar. "Whsm.i^bov pudding is made tho next thing is to cdok'tK*' Boil^gjjs. usually preferred. The plum pudding had better be tied up io a towe) Ib^foro it is put iu the water, to keep it from scattering. A plum pudding" wants much boiling?in fact, you can't boil it too much, aud the best plan is to boil it four or five hours after it is done, to make sure. TheViHtidlng should bemade about the week before ^Cltristiuas, and boiled six hours a day till CHrfetflW," then 'Tioi! it nil nighft so as to have it ready for dinner. Serve up the pudding tho last thing. Owing to its specific gravity, it settles the rest of yo.ur dinucr. Aud you too. Try^rhudy. . If it is all right, put some in the sauoe. Also take a little by itself, uuless you are a total abstainer, iu which cose put it all in the sauce, so' as not to go back on your priu ciples. f * It is a good thing to have a clear conscience after et /wig plum pudding. e. -. - 1 *vmm ? mmmi An Epihodk.?A few evenings since the usual quiet which prevails ucar the junction of St. Anne-and deters street, was fearfully disturbed by the frantic wailiugs of a woman evidently in distress. The cries proceeded from a second story room, fronting on a gal lery. Sevjpt^ VjNHH[ a,y^ Jn f0^^1* i|n.mc-' diately. rfishVd, to the placp. Ascending nas tily a. flight of steps, they knocked loudly-for admittance 'at the first, door: It waB securely locked, however, and no attempt .was made by the inmates to undo the fastenings. The ories continuing, tho door was burst open and the men sprang into the room. Here a sight met their eyes which- ^cvem their.hoaxts were un able to contemplate with indifference. Tho room wan inhabited by an orgau grinder and his spouse. Tho woman was seated on a low chair, hugging frantically to her bosom a sick monkuy ; and her husband, on his knees, was bestflging <jvcry saint in the calendar to B?>sre"?he~?X?!rlng animal's life. The fiat had gone fortV noWrer,'and cVen'as theyim pnrtaned, tho unhappy monkey became de i'uuctj and hjs so\d, if inonkoys have souls, went on .a pilgrimago to tho realms ofceles tiul eocoanuts. Before this scene of arJrrow the frWt& ?f intruders molted, and they retired 'froth tho howee of mourning with bowed heads aud muffled tread.?N. O. Pic ayune Nevada is a fast State. It has just pro duced i\!*\x year old iuceudinry. Boston is to have ton "Not guilty," said iw tfji?, prisoner is smart ho~w7 tory Wore night." Ho left. fT"** f? < A w|fc, vrho deserted her husbap?TwoBrW, Pa.y"eighteen years ago, returns to find him re-married and withinuoierons childrett RSMfT AtthOjCjosc of a Suuday: school''cxbfottidn; in Kentucky two of the scholars had a duel In' thn Street. The result fas^two ftaeraJSj^ ^r-p Nl A Western pi:-.nist covers the keyboard ,with table cloth, and then plays to the nstonish menLof his auditors. T^e'Newport (R. I.) Nows says there is a family in that city in which the father is sov ?uWent yeaf? o?ege, statyMtwo prT^ "cS^rt. ftre^p^rst thousand farms have been taken up by emi grants under the pre-emption laws. The general business of California is re ported,' this winter, as ? lot^lSfe^TBhvrdto-'l mcnts of all kinds afc*JpSflb^l?8Wg^apidTyT"j Money is plenty and can be had cheap. A London witness having told a magistrate that he was n penman, was asked in what part of literature ho wielded his pen, whou he re plied that he penned sheep iu Smithficld mar ket. Mrs. Stowe in "Hearth and Home," says in old-fashioned times young writers never spoke of the sun. except as "Phoebus," or the moon as uL^a.**VWWt hovrtfrorJ- thwjs pni tho sun "the g$d ff dajf' and dfe ftoooll'^hj npross^h|nh||:" fjf > j i Francisco 8 latest invention in tho fair em San? I^ancl8co'8~latcsl inv5nTTon"in" the wn ,of deadly weapons, is a two edged dirk, with the haudha^Might aaiglua^^^hj^ladi^^^s. chopping J&fiyj^^ from the shoulder, aud goes clcau through a man the j ? ^1 tO One dnyL/goftlc?? oUa*.Mr jRicaAo, "what!is tho secret by which you accunimu lated so much* wealth !" "I will tell you," said Ricardo ; "I was always contented with I small profits. I Bold whenever 1 could make a gain, and never held on to my goods in hope of a rise in prieoj a pjpffkiflo? by whiffe more or less lose in tM lone rjnV* A Mississippi tcdAftrthavng givejb gnoticeJ that ho would^"^n%rnl^ free of cf?rge, onjfl tcrprising youug men how to make, a forj tuno without capital, replies to several quirere : "Every one of you pull off yonr eonta leave of your army sixo^qui^ whbie|, go to work, make a crop of corn, cotton, peas nud potatoes : house them up, then marry an Mr. Il^^bd^to^' AjLo^rj^cd yc^rd^j aj4 his resiuenco^in Smith s *Lano, at a quarter to 12 o'clock. He had recontly been appointed a magistrate by Gov. Scott, and had scarcely g it established well iu his new business. It is related, that several days ago he remarked to 20th instant; that lie had seen his coffin ? the inscription on tit, stating the date oMlifl death. He lived just ouu day longer thanwlfesj dream foretold he would.? Gharlntou Xcict n A Connecticut! story of a boy ^iVwislsU ?4ai WUMt Now London, Connecticut, one day last sum mer, with a bag of green corn to sell. The boy Was goGG all day and returned with tho bag unopened, which he dumped ou the floori* saying: pf "There is. vour corn^o^ndjclLit youxaplf; ?'No," said the boy; "I've been all over New London with it, and nobody said any thing about green corn. Twoor thrco follows askod me what I'd gof ni my bag, ..ind I tub! them it wysMojfi dfAh|iI fuqMjfaltj\?f[? The boy reminds us of business men who are" to be found in every community, who do not or will fiptfltecognizc.thc bpuents.of * adver tiring their-business. ' - SOLoSST , VM'ltl-X SULPHURIC JcipJxl *&,ERPh?pHAT| Company, ?naiferfton,-S. o? +*w *>- * Having completed their Extensive Manufactory, arc now prepared to furnish Soluble Fertilizers, no other kinds being available, to 1'lantern for iinmedi ate retuThsTdtOheir 'IfiVcStmJh'ts. '"TTi'e""Company), undor the direction entirely of Southern men of high cltaracteiv ?fters hidi/cOmentH which will re commend it to- Southern Planters/ Their works are among tho largest and most complete in the United States, and enable them to prepare at home in abundant supply of tho proper solvent for the couth Carolina native Houe Phosphates which are nearby. From thoso Phosphates they proposo to lawnutacturo a FERTILIZER oven richer in Solu ble Phosphates than those made from the Haw Hones, and containing moro than twice the quanti fy of Superphosphate of Lime found in the best average, 8San$ros heretofore offered fqr\sfle, the/ rates al which we ofiVr them being no higher than ["the average price of other Fertilisers, while the I Manures contain twice as much fertilising material; they are in fact much cheaper to the oonsumer. They are offe*eu.flfh; 1hc*h*t?eWm -two /WrftK,'With*| a guarantee that tho material in each will corre spond to' the advertisement : Etjman No. !.?Bolufa? Phosphato, containing from eighteen to twenty-five per cent, of pure Solu ble Phosphate of Lime, and furnished at sixty dol lars por ton. Etiman No. 2.?Peruvian Superphosphate, con taining from sixteen to twenty per* cant, of ffomMc' Phosphate, and three to four per cent, of .\mimniia, at seventy dollars per ton, for approved accep tances, bearing interest, or such other security as may bo acceptable to the Sub-Agents. A discount, of ten por ocnt. on Hie Above prices will be made for oash. Orders to bo forwarded immediately to imt Agents, and delivery made as directed. WM.O. BEE & CO., Agents. yjj^y ?? ?'????" i,? aj . in ,-i .r: i ! v ?!? ' U U 1 r TVTOTi*;i-:.??Thc Uaderstgned have yy^- this day entered into a Copartnership for the |-practice of Law, under tb? name of OLOVER s: OLOVEIt. THOMAS W. GLOVER, MOK,rtMF.H OLOVEK gebtirg C H., So. t'u., o;?v.. I, L?00????m CO Son m^^^b^r^^l^^feat her j be setnoff to berr?these are to cite and adMnU all thfc Creditors and any others \Mmm9W to wb? aij sfil efore me, Thad. C. Andrews, Judge of Probate for said County, at Orangoburg on Monday 1st day of March next, to show cause if,apy they can, why said. Homestead should not not bo confirmed according to Act of tbo General Assembly of Booth'Carolina, passed on the ninth day of Septemberf A. D. 1808. Given under my hand and seal of Court at. Orange-1 a burg Court House, this 21st day of January,' frFljSm m rflier ?j in AD. C.-ANDREWS,. M jan 28?8t Judge of Probate, , -1-l^3fl\ The Suite of South Carolina. Oranqkburq County. IN THE COURT OF PRO HA TE. Thad. C. Andrews, Judge of Probate for said Conn ty, at Orangeburg, on Monday 1st day of March next, to shew caunc if any they can, why said Homestead should not be confirmed according to Met of tire ttsneul fefaflfbly r^SWhACarolina, Wscd^lhemnlh tyytii. September, A'.h. 18(58. Given under my hand nud seal Of Court At Orange- j burg Court House, this 21st day of January,'] 1809. THAD. C. ANDREWS, jan 28?8t Judge of Probate. M picWAK CO&MJT. J III Jno W. Davis,: Adrn'r de lioni* imn EstateRussell #^^^*Oorbctt. ~ 1 f JL JL i WHEREAS. Jno. W. Davis having filed hispeJ tition and final return in this Court prayer ing for letters of dismissal as Administrator of the Estale?nrf'E^e*ts^wf*T|us8ell W. Corbett, deceased. Notice Is hereby given to all concerned that on .Monday the first day of March next, I will proceed to grant said dumiiseal. Wsjnoss my hana ana seal of Court, this 20th dny of January, A. D. 1809. ?, THAD. 0. ANDREWS, 75 TT T^0B4Tp COURT. ? ? - j. />^w>\^nn|K^ga#iAd|'r B??a^o?if Iusblnet. WHEREAS, W. Winninghom baring filod his ?\ petition and final return in this Court pray ing for letters of diBmissul as Administrator of the Estate and Etfccts of P. L. Innbinct, deceased. Notice is hereby given to all concerned, that on Monday the first day of March next, I will proceed, grant said dismissal, s ? ? T * * r+ itness my hand nnd seal of Court, this 20th day of January, A, D. I8?9. THAD. ('. ANDREWS, r I t i 8 f I Ju<^cfDfi Iyti 8 TTILHEItN HOrSE, XjL-. No- 284 King Street, (In the Bend,) CHARLESTON, So. Ca. This Popular Establish ment lias just been Refitted and Refurnished, and is ho\V prepared for the accommodation of the Trav eling Public. * Centrally located, ami within three minutes' walk of the principal establishments of Meeting, King and Hnync StrectH, and only fifty (alda^ustont jfrqni the liae, of the City Railway, h%jfru? tcMth endsfcf\hjl <J/f.Jt Solsekci nusual advantages to those visiting Charleston^on usiness. Transient Bonrd per day. Special arrangements made for permanent Board of individ uals or families on the most reasonable terms. . -nov 21 / < ? ? Ore rx&JLX ^Ifojr pActoir1 X^ ASH JfMISSIOX MERCIIAXT, ACCOMMODATION WHAUF, .TOS, 8. C will aUlb.^?cn Mvfled|rith fefids, purchnse forward all kinds of Merchandise, Machinery, [cultural Implements, Manure*, Seeds, Ao. oet it At T. F. Bbodik. R. F.. Hoihiis's. II. C. Hcihjixs. ACTORS iion Mercliauts, XOKTII ATLANTIC WIIAKF, CHARLESTON, S. C. l*b<val Advante* on (JoMvgumkiiU in Hand, j UiX?^yJLlft^Jb^sJn i 1 Messrs. CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO. Charleston, 8. C. ?UltfO s*/ ._ ?._*.? Vp H. T. PEAKE, Esq., Gcn l Sup'l S. C. 11. R. Ckar, Jeeton. S. C. ' /. \\ Tf-B.'JETER*,'Eea;:,*TWt 8. ? ?: *R.-R , 'UnfoV nr?.JA^S>ARROW. Sparttnhurg, s. C. Hon. b. F. CRAY! ON, Anderson, S. C. FERTILIZERS! Rhodes' Super Phosphate, (The'Old and Longest Established Standard .Manure. ORCHIL LA GUANO. pbI-M.4<M ei'a no.. RHODES' MANURE, in its preparation, is made equally adapted for foroing large crops of Cotton, Corn, VVheat, ""sbacco, Potatoes and other root crops. The Manufacturing Department la conducted by Frederick Klett. ooo of the most skillful Chemist* and Mauufactuiers in the United States. It is endorsed, approved and recommended by all of the most prominent Chemists end Agricultural ists in the Southern States. "It can be relied upon ?as uniform in quality," always reliable, productive of largo crops, and unexcelled by any in the mar ket, tin tho high percentage of "True Fertilising Principles." Price $07.50 cash, or $R5 time, with Faolors ac ceptance, and 7 per ocnt. interest until 1st Decem ber, 1809. 4 DRCIlILLA OUANO, "AA."?A lino Bird Guano, floh in Phosphates and Alkaline Salts. Friai $35 cash, or $40 time. PERUVIAN GUANO, warranted pure, and al weys on hand. Furnished at market priors for cosh. b. S. IUI ETTA SON, Agents, dee 19 ?Hm Charleston, 3. C. SiVRE COTTON NKEHN for N A T.K. "Dickson's Improved," 2d Crop, grown from d bought of David Dlcksoh, $2 per bushel for any amount less than 5 bushels, and $1.50 per bush el for any amount over 5 bushels. The Subscriber paid $4 per bushel in 1867 for the Seed from which his were grown. Pure Zipporah or Upland Long Staple, at same as abovo prices. ? A. P. AMAK1R, St. Matthews; fk :r L- ? :"<-???e. C. uuc -0 11 . fVRA NO E BURG, S. C. RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS of Orangchurg and Vicinity t Imt he has resumed tho Practico of Medicine, und can be found at Inn Residence on Russell Street. DR. I. D. DURHAM, PRACTICAL DENTIST, ORAXCiEBURCi, S. C. FREDERICK FERSNER, DENTTST, WILL RE IN ORANOERURQ EVERY THURS DAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. JPa>'-Office in rear of RULL SCOVILLE & PIKE. \ npril 4 tf ORANGEBURG HOTEL BY W. R. TREAOn EIJ.. Jt THIS HOUSE HAS RE EN NEWLY FIT y?i, teil up, und is now. open for the ncconimoda JSLili-timi of the public. ""Corner Russell and Rrnughton Street?. may 9 9 The Southern Drug Store J)r. B. M. Snider, Druggist iTtST RECEIVED AND OPENING A FRESH #J Supply of DRUGS AND MEDICINES. Also Perfumeries. Puch as Extracts, Toilet Soaps of every description. A full assortment of Hair, Clothes, Nail, Tooth and Shaving Brushes of the best qualities. With a fine assortment "f StaJionery, Inks. Lend Pencils, Innelltble Pencils for Marking "Clothes, Writing Pens and Hoblers of every description, Memorandum Rooks, &c. You can find nnvthiug genciall\ kept in a well I>egtd?ted71)rng Svure. All of which is offere<l low for tlie Cash. Call aud see for youraclees. ? \ jar 7 ly ROiADALIi Purifies the Blood. for Stole "by Sras/fftete Bverrwhefei july 25 lj eliciiitful resjiuexce FOR SALE. ran hundred and forty odd acres of 000D fNTlNG and WOOD LAND, two hundred acres cleared and fenced, part of ".hieb is in the Incorpo rate Limits of the Town of Orangeburg, 8. C. Ten acres in first rate Fruit Trees. Figs, Pecan, Ila neL, Hickory and Walnuts, Apples, Pears, .Ac, Peaches ripening from the last of May, to the mid dle of October. Large and commodious DWELL INO HOUSE with ten rooms, nine of which have Fire Places, Pantry and FourCloset?. Undementh is a large Cellar, formerly used as n Kitchen. Kitchen and nil necessary Outbuildings. New Ram and Corn House with Stahle and Stnlls attached to hold Seven Horses. Good Dry Stables for Six MHeh Cows. Onlv ONE MILE and an EIGHTH from the COURT HOUSE. Apply to the Proprietor on the Prendscs, or through Mail at Orangeburg C. IL, for torins. nor 21? 2m DONALD R. BARTON. I^ICHKRSOM IIOU&K, COLUMBIA, S. C. FfEST CLASS HOTEL, S3 00 Per Day. Wm. A. "WRIGHT, Manaukh. FOR ?ALE OR REXT.-My Plan tation on North Edisto, at the foot of Rull Swamp, containing ?S6 acres, more or less, first quality Lands for Corn and Cotton. Dwelling and Outbuilding*: and n bran new Circular Saw Water Mill on Long Branch, within an hour's run of the River. The Mill will be finished December 1st. Terms?A part onsh, and Iho balance on an easy orodit.'tPor rurthVr partiouhivs app'y on the place, or address mo at Orangeburg, So. Ca. nov 14?2m* W. A. J. 8ISTRUNK. KEMOYER. , ' The Subscriber would re spectfully inform his friends and customers that lie has moved bis RAH to the roar of his STORK on Russell-Street, where he will keep constantly en hand a good supply of LIQUORS of the REST BRANDS 8 EG ARS, TOBACCO, he. r sept !'.??6m JAS. CANNON WANTER.? WHITE RAGS, OLD NEWS PAPERS, Pamphlets, Billheads, Documents, and Rooks without covers, and Old Rope, for which wo will pav the highest oasb price. Apply at THIS OFFICE, jan - G ?JCASIHONABLE TAILOR, I bftro the pleasure to announce to my numerous Customers and tlio Pnbllc generally, that having re moved (o a Central Position, handy and convenient to all, I am now prepared Cut, Fit and make Up a GENTLEMAN'S WARDBORE with Neatness and Despatch. Terms liberal and Work Warranted. Thankful for the Patronaga of the past, I respect fully, solicrHta eontimranoe. Next door to Messrs. Bull, ficovill & Pike, I can be <buod at all times. jan U?1y D. W. ROBINSON. D. LOUIS & CO., IAGENTS, BUYING COTTON AND PRODUCE THE TOP OF THE MARKET. leb 15 h the: old 1 v CAROLINA BITTERS ThE GREAT SdUTrlERN TONIC , ;S,old Everywhere GOQ?jf? H:W!NE}fAN &CG\ sept \ 2 JAB W. PATTERSON, HA.S JUST RECEIVED A Frcsb supply of Oranges, Apples, Lemons. Onion*. Irish Potatoes. Cabbage; Sngnr, Cnf fec, Flour, Molasses, Rueon, Lard. Rice, Can dies, Sardines, Oysters. lobsters, Pickels, ?fco. All of wliich will be sold low FOR CASH OR BARTER. WANTED, Rice, Cor? and Peas, Fur wbicu fjbo higbcat market price will be given, at J. W. PATTERSON"!?, may 30_ly Opposite Bull & Scovill'* FOR SALE, RENT OR LEASE. THE FINE PLANTATION Belonging to the Estftteof the late Colonol KEITT, and well known as tho Dnrby Place. Those LANDS *ro among the BEST in the Dis trict, bring situated on Lyou's Creek, commanding A FINE WATER-POWER, and of a Rich Red Clay Soil. They are offered at. ONE-HALF their Valuation in 18o?. Said Truer contains ?'>(>() acres. Ceuditions?$.r>,.">(X)?one-third cash, the balance in two yearly instalments. Address MRS. LAURENCE KEITT, nov 7?t Charleston, S. C. F. H. W. BRIGGMANN & CO. RESPECTFULLY INFORM OUR ORANGE hurg Friends that we have moved in our Where wc are'rendy to supply onr Friends and the Public in general with a lull and fresh supp'.y of DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, SHOES, HATS. Also all kinds of LIQUORS, WINES, PORTER, ALB, ETC., at reduced Prices. We have a lino lot of FAMILY FLOUR from .Ino. CAMPSEN A CO. S Mill, Charleston, put up I in small Sacks, very low. We offer for sale the RECIPE for making JACK SON'S UNIVERSAL WASHINO COMPOUND ?ud JACKSON'S LAUNDRY SOAP Tor One Dollar, which has given satisfaction to all to whom we have sold. We will buy COTTON and all other PRODUCE, giving tho highest market priee, or ship for any one, FREE of CHARGE nnd make LIBERAL AD VANCES on the same, oot a?ly F. IL W. BRIGGMANN & CO. NOTICE IS HEREBY UIVEN that tho Keveral County Assessors will com mence, the Assessment of Property, (Real and Per sonal,) for the County of Orangeburg on the 4th day of January, 1SG9. The Assessors will distribute Tax Notice Blanks to oach individual to he by him filled. J. VAN TASSEL. dcc2u--;f Auditor, O. C. LEGAL NOTICES. TUE 8TATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, Orakgkbpro: Dierjucxy . ;o, * In the Common Plea*. Henry Bi8cholf?iCe.^ '; "b?ioA Bro. f* n*tWrmr^m Whereas the Plaintiffs did oe the Utk'.?MeT-'-'.*? pri), 1808, nie thei fcndenle, who, (na it without Tfife of April, Ih?H, file their declaration againet^t^ without the limits of tbie Stele, and htVVO ,Steitlssr.. ife or Attorney known wuW&?mevH|Se. , hp pi a,' e?py ef said Declaration may bo served; ## fjH On motion of Messrs. lilar ft Dibble, PltdasJCe Attorneys, it is ordered, Thai the seidIkAnafeSjkj -?firnm do appear and plead to the said Deelaxetlesx em er T" before the 18th day of April, which will lie SOsV ' ** year of our Lord one thousand eight ?sk ihVt iTR " sixty-nine,' otherwise final and VMotdte 'J?%a?8t *W will then be given and awarded smoiase them A V??--w af.i Clerk's Office, > J. F. ROWRflOR, ApVil 11th, 1868. ) . -^?^^? : oplll oe8m ?s**"* **** THE STATE ?l^ S0^s4ifcAit^l?iiia/-ai ORANGEBUBG DISTRICT. Jos. II. Morgan, Whereas, the Plaintiff did, on the 28th day March, 1868, file his Declaration4 against the fr**-""" fendant, who (as is said) is absent from and witheoA '.jc-. Sr the limits of the State, and has neither wife nor '' Attorney known within "flV'Hm*, ^VBSaTwRfjajr m> copy of the same dccltvr.it ion migfat.be served ; at ia therefore ordered, That the raid defendant do ap pear and plead to tho said declaration On ^ r stete***: 'Ja.*-.'! the 20th day of Mareh, 180'J, otherwise insd *?*# absolute judgment will then be given and aw%.>sbif * ?*" ui against him. ~ 11 " "" '?>'<. Clerk's Ofice, V J. F. R01JIN8QN* iirf>; March 28, 1808. / C. C. P. april 4 ; t'tjl ? ? la rsj THK ST ATP] OF SQUTjl CJ^jf?kT Oil anoebvrq district.. . . fJ.t ?*f? In tlie Common Pleas. , bttt9 rrzif ^a>; Boston Carter. ^ ' - ., , , x f j^j vs. V Attachment. Bailey A Bros, j I ? < ! -d Kir M WHEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the tenth imf of April, A. D. 1808., file his Declare- *e? against the Defendants, who (rut It is said) are a e? sent from and without the limits of this Steee.'VBro' have neither wife nor Attorney known within the same, upon whom a copy of the said Declaration might be served: - ; It Is therefore ordered. That the said Defendant do appear and plead to the said Declaration ed or before the twelfth day of April, which will be {at the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine, .otherwise final and absolute jodg- ?? mrnt will then be given and awarded against him. Clerk's Office, ) JOS.. ROBINSON.. ?:trfl ,a9 Orangeburg District, \ C. C. 1% April 10, 1808. ) { .pill. 12 1\ PRORATE ( OHRT, O R A N (; K11C K (1 ('<) I; S T R V. rt M. Argoo,,} Will ?l ? ~ goe. Sr. . J - " h Ex parte Robert M. In re Lost BobTt Argoc. ?r. J " -y On hearing the petition in this caae^ and on ?e*?. 'olict jionof T. II. Co?ke, SoUct??r Tor petitkeeer, ' TP*tt all ]ier.?on.>? interested be and are hi notified to appear at -the Judge r>f Probate'?048ee>. at Oraugcburg Court House, on Ihe iieeewwi Monday in February A. I?.. 1801?. for the pasrpeft* Of aheSSjiyf ing cause if any they can. rhj the- will of iimmmmm Argoe. Sr., late* af .-aid County. shnsM'ttot he re e-fabli.-hrd.. ami to that end to produce sifcb witr nesses as they may desire, and cross examine these produced by the petiM6ner. "0 : *1R" Judge of Probate s Office. 1 TJI.Vl? 9X ANDF" Ornngihurg. 8. C, } Judfeef " ? ?.8. J November 2, lbt-v. j nov 2 - - -s-?-!-~-?~ Schetlult' South Carolin* yr y m r-A.-' ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. MARCH 2*ra THB, Passenger Trains on the tfsisih Carolina Reft Road will run as foiluwsi - ?mm i . For CtJnimbiit?Dog TVvtm. ti Leave Charleston. .i. fikaftVA..^8^ ?' I ? t>rangob?rg.._.ir..^. -V%}?JL M" Arrive at Columbia.?. kSOF. M. tfjjkt Truin. Leave Hmrlesfon.S. 5:40 P. M- . ". ?r*"?lehu,rf. -v*??? ? J*rJ?"^#vA? Arrive at Columbia. 6:20 A. M For rAtrrrW/oa?Day Trmn. "" Leave Columbia.-~- *?? x\i %? JK*? * " Or?ngeburg.-Hff ? Mf *a yp\ Arrive at Charleston. 8:16 T- M. Xojht Train. Leave Columbia.- &?P. lfc*evf Orangeburg.- '***""* ? X" AWyi ..Ctoh-?.af-iTSfiSte mar 28. tf ? General SuperintendanL -t r? MilK GREAT POPVJLAR PAPER CHARLESTON DAILY NRW8. SuLterijihon Frier Six JDoftarttr JVtir/ THE CHARLESTON TKI-WEEJFJUT NRWSv Three Dollars a year?Two iHttars for Six.Moelhi^ tftxT Terms?Cash in ashmnns , Msj PiassT unles the Cash accompaniee the, ardor. Ne> Paper sent for a longer time than paid for. RIORDAN. DAWSON A CO. dec 21?tf J _. ! )-"? lit. - ESTABLISHED 1808: Charleston Couriei; for 1868. DAILY AND TRI-WEEhl? Y, MY A. H. WAXIalNOTOJr e% CO. Daily Pnpor - - ? - - $0,00 per Aumuau Tri-Weekly Papcx. i^^HOiUl^Ana??. r .i ;;n -'???'f f ti" t I I i The war closed with a large indebtedness oa the part of our former subscribers, some of whom hare proffercd us payment. To others we here presented no claim, amid the losses and misfortunes by which they have been surrounded, having been spared the necessity of doing so by the.very generous, l? and hearty support we have Uniformly' rt We are able to wait for the advent of b?"~ confidently assured that when prosperity the land they will olicerfully meet their o-' To all ?uch we cordially extend an invite new their subscriptions, jau 11 dh If _JL- I>1IH HtffTlilTVVl JUST RECEIVE/ ^ ^ I ClIOICK FAMILY FLOOR, LARD, SODA^IRR and LEMON CRACKERS, CANDIES, As At jas?. oak^./;-. so pi 10?bin Russeu-OWesA?