Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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*? HUM0RI3W. A litababt odmtt. Th. Quaker* lo the Friendly Isles* The FeWierefa Chili, ami |. Jr ,%**??? ne? ? a) . The little, iuirlSrig, carolling "babes," TtWp>fss.d or to. Breast. '?? Fiona^ftn#UnUe*a* o?er to vreece, Asjd whileUeMieejr wits, *j sTls paesas^totbe'?u&^a^osity' 3111 Spendthrifts are on} the Streite. J J J { ) gpisMvsReuU to ehe Mrf4k*?>. Q / /_ i* Wine bibbers *e Burgundy*.. Ouenaaade shoutttduaoh at Spnswich, isles, ' WeeJB>?J>t#a^of funrdy. ' aft Bachelors to the United States, Let4^Mli^r3^ to B^ny B An/Ar*] Aad 8hoeblee%* Ve'AOpao. MS V: aaO *tW 1 >rt -I I VI y Thusemigrate?and misplaeedttttn . wiTJ^eaeaeo longer rex us; ABd^j^ja^'jula^dVor { " ) Had better go to Texas. .?. ?- . SIOK8 AKl^iptr^^We. heard^a atera tJiaJ other day which pleased us "much," and here w ? ? sa>A?h eai. "Vefejj^j^%ks mooch of dum ding?*, und I don't pclicvo averydings 3 but I dolls you Bometiuiiawlunj m some dings as dose dings. now uu ?uur mgnt 1 sits and reads minoj newsparfsx^ndmuie frau she shpeak and say : "FriiJWgiih hofluiiV UH!?^ r Velk^dotsU^inks mooch of dorn dings, und I goes 0%' stud reads mine pap%f, find frad she ?ays: "Frits, Aet^yWffi^^ff yr rffcfl^t-d* dog is aafirnn*." " AndjtaaV^aegtts oop mit mineseif, and luoks out trdjJJ^S'lnes on the porch, und de moon ras shinin', aud mine lecdlc dog he shoomp right up and down like averydings, nnd he park nfc-d^ ipoon dat vus shinin' so pright as never KP**7-' ?J*d 1 hauled my hot in dc windor.de old woman she says: "Mind, rriu, I tell you dcrc some dings pad is hapnened^. Do dog ish howliu'." Veil, I.^fias |o pei und I shlcops. und nil night long ven I vakes up dcrc vas dut dog howltn' outside, aud ven I dream, I hear dat m\%Wk%M^P^ U?d in de lArhiirj I kit oop and kite my prekfasi, and minu i'rau she look at me and say ferry sole nn : "Frits, dere is somcditigs pad ish happen. De dog vaVfiowfiu' all night." Und shoost deu dc newspaper comes in, und I opens him?Und by shings I vat you dinks! dere ifSfesSfrj?Bd in Philadelphia ! ?mal an me aw nasal Wij#a^Fbftffman was passing through a city in .w?nT*crjt,?a i'aukee came up to him and said : '"Shoo, if yuu will treat mc to a cigar, Ajajjl show you a trick." Shun agreed. Tank then placed his hand against a fence, and toldtkun to strike it as hard as he could. Shon wot thinking any harm could befall him by doing ^f#?ok| bJapkstuidTs Wotsybnt instead of ??hg4 hink} ?k Jft4r jerking it sway, poor Shon struck the fence board, krinclfiflg* it"cfF. "'.Mein Gotb in Him-;| mil I" cried Shon, "what makes you po foolish t I knock my hand oil up to the elbow ! O sotk *r BUMftiatypojor frau, what w>ll >ho say ?" Poor Show was bound to hare rovongc j so one day ajTne was passing through afield, he cspion^fmarn Going up to him, he said: "Mynheer, I show you a little joke for nod ding.'!... .Aa there was no fence or tree near,, Shon put his hand against his mouth, and said: "Striko yust so har<f%s you can." Myjjj boor strn&kand Shon pulled his hand away and recdreod tlic blow on tho mouth nnd was knocked -down. Shon jumped up, his mouth bleeding and commenced .dancing with pain. "Shercusalcm ! A tousand tuyvels take this councry. I goes back to Holland ou the first train."" **? -.a_ ? -?*->?.??! Elder Heynes, an old Baptist preacher, once met two reckless young men who hud agrocd together to try his wit,?one of whom said, "Father Ilaynes, havo you heard the news?" "No,':'aiid Hayncs, '.'what islt ?" "It's great news indeed," said the other, "and if it is true, jour business is done." "What is it ?" agnin inquired Uaynos. "Why," said tho first, "the devil is daudJ? . Iij a nyMnont^thc qjd matue-, plied,Xlk?n#uf bonk kalds ami pl?t|i?g|tlom on the heads of tho young meq,) in aTtonc of solemn co^c^^f^^^^/?,? l^tWa^ what will become of yo?jf' .*?* - i"mwm* - Pat was one day helping Mr. B-to get f?. pnfo Into his office, ?j>d not being ac quainted with the article, bo inquired what it was for. "To preycat papers and other articles which are planed iu it from being burned iu case of fire, retried Mr. B-." "Au 8urp, will nothing ivcr burn that is put in thWCMng ?" "No." "WWlj-thin, yer honor, yo'd better bo alUr getting Info the same when ye die." i*J I 1 ia)ma>aai ami ( - "Bob Brown, did yod sny that my fathor had nca as much sense as Billy Smith's little yellow dog ?" "No I I never said any such thingg,^ ?UFT ^tr rf &ont. ?^?M asnra?h seose ns* Billy Smith's little yellow dog. All I said was that Billy's little, yellow dog imd-Cfontsense than your father; that's all I ever said." "WtiX it's well you didn't say the other, I Itell rou," asked t "Xo/'lMPtofl dork ; "why T" * "Because," said the fellow, "father went to the cloW?- to take down the gin bottle^and by f rmx|(kfe. took several swallows bfP^?| J ?Ijjfo w ?11 right," replied the clerk ; "the only difference betweeu beariue and modern gia is the hismJi|njb t kolts?gs* exclaimed: I will now beautiful and expressive language of the poet forgot Lis name?and?and?I forget ASSIGNEE'S SALE. IN BANKRUPTCY?In ^kofcni?jlr If Jj atiBoN* xettI Bankrupt, Ex fartt Aiomjm f. '^sjSbhly, Haskr Lirisusrov, Jons Miluovs and Cask . & Boll. By virtue of an order of sale frejp |ba Uoaerabl* i Lke District Court or tho Unite* Pfftd),f? 4M fpf j Sunt South Carolina, I will sell at public auction ?l Orangeburg C. if., on Monday April nth, IfcHjy, at the usual hours of sale. i ?Several tracts of land lying on and contiguous to WilloV Swamp, vix: >X * 1 " No. I.- Containing 1N acrVs4|pr# oV lesi, bound-*! ' ed? by lands of Mary C. Argoe, Jas. Fogle, Felix Gregory, Malaohi Stevenson and tract No. 2. No. 2. Containing 84 acres more or lens, bounded by lands df ^fcry.fJ AfcaS,W. R. E. Bonnett, John Phillips, Mh?chi Stevenson and trucPJpj. 1. No. 8r*teontuinine; 1?T> noAs more vans, boun4? cd by lands of W. R. E. Bonactt, John D. Living ston and tmct No. 4. ijt. 4. Containing 171 seres more or less, bound efby hinds of W. R. E. Bonnett, tract No. 8, John D. Livingston and tract No. ?. JT WJ ,'Ntf. fi. Containing 271 acres moro or less, bound ed by Run of Doi.liam Branch, tract No. 4, lands of Mrs. A Qua (5 lover ami tract No. 0. No. 6. Containing 229 acres more or lens, bound ed by Run of Doohnin Branch, tract No. ;*>, lands of J Jacob Fogle and John R. Milhoun. Hl? No. 7. Containing 309 acres more or las*, bound ed bv lands of John R. Millions, tract No. 8, Mrs. *R. Jthghs and W R. E. Bonnett. ,llo. 8. Containing 21ft acres, more or leas, bound ed by lands of John R. Millions, John C. Wadkius. estate of W. Fogle, W. Tyler, Mrs. R Hughs and tract No. 8. Pint will b<' exhibited on day of sale. : Conditions?One-half cash, tho balance in one year, secured by bond benring interest from dny of sale and mortgage of the property. Purchasers to pay/or papers and stamps. P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee Estate of H. Bonnett Bankrupt. March 9, 18R9. mar 13 td ASSIGNEE'S S?LE. IN BANKRUPTCY?-In the matter of Johx 8. Rows, Bankrupt Er parte Gkorox B. Bixxakkb. By virtue of an order of sale from the Honora ble District Court of the United States, for tho Dis trict of South Carolina, 1 will Sell.St public auction at Orangeburg C. H., on Monday the 5th April, at the usual hours of sale. All th.-.t plantation ar tract of land iyiug in the Fork of Edlstb, Orangeburg County, containing two hundred and sixty-four (2G4) acres more or less, bounded by lands of estate of Geo. S. Binna ker, W. E. Moss, Hilliard Bollen, E. Bollen and es tajTof B. JcnntsSKf ? fl ?8 1 ? J ~ Conditions?tfce^ltSl?clndrT balewe* H one yeflr, secured by bond bearing interest, and a mortgage of the property. Purchasers to pay tor papers and '?.Z?OTw- E3A0 ICOTICE. ?d persons holding Liens against the Estate of John S. Howe, Bankrupt, nrc required to establish the v'amc before J. C. Carpenter, Esq., Register in Bankruptcy at Charleston, S. C, on or before the 10th day of April next. P. V. DBBILK, Assignee Estntc of John S. Rowe, Bankrupt. March-9, IB09. mar 13 td ASSIGNEE'S SALE. IN BANKBCPTCY?In the matter of Thomas B. Sally, Bankrupt, Ex parte P. Y. Diuulk, As signee. " Jf f J U S 4f By virtue of an order of sale front the Honorable District Court ol*tho-Wnited 8tates,1or4lic Bist riot oflSouth Carolina, I will sell at public auction, at Oraiigeburg ('. II., on Monday the full of April, !8<>9, Wttff ^* iWttVtf kt**. fJ" _m*e *% t* One nadivided ctghti. ?.f that plantation or tract of land lying on both sides of 4 Mile Branch, wa ters of North Edisto, containing eight hundred and forty-two (tt4-lACES?tu^e^r,l9!ii> bounded now or formerly !,v '""ds of C. Hayden, D. Rowe, I). Mur phy and I)-. Louis. Conditions**?One-half cash, the balance in one year,' in bond bearing interest, ami a mortgage of the property. Purchasers to pay for paper* and stamps. P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee of T. B. Salley, Bankrupt. March 0, 18(59. mar 13 td ASSIGNEE'S SALE. t f I ^r f *: IN BANKRUPTCY?In fhe matter of J. Mautis Sallf.Y, Bankrupt, Ex part* V,. A. PuiCK. By virtito of au order of sale to me directed from the Honorable District Court of the United States, for the District of South Carolina, I will sell at Public Auction at Orangeburg C. II.; on Monday 5th April, 1809, ut the usual hours of sale. All the interest of J. Martin Salley in that plan tation or tract of land lying in the Fork of Edisto. Orangeburg County, containing three hundred and cigh'y acres (880) moro or less, bounded by lands of .lohn Jordan, Casper Staley, P- A. Panning, Prances Salley, Indiana M. Corbctt and N. Posey. ALSO One ninth interest in Dean Swamp MH1 Pond. Conditions?One-third oash, the balance in twelve months, secured by bond bearing interest from day of sslc, and > .mortgage Of the property. Pur chasers to-pay for papers and stamps. V 11 to ?I^^rOtTiiCii;. All persons holding Lions against the Estate of Marlin Salley, Bankrupt, are required to Estab lish the same before J. C. Carpenter, Esq , Register in Bankruptcy at Charleston, 8. C, on or before the lGth day of April next. P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee. Rotate J. M. Salley, Bankrupt. March 9, 1809. marl:; td OliANCiKllURO COUNTY, PROBATE COURT. Ex Part^ James P. Martin, Adm'r estate of J. W. Martin. NOTICE TO CREDITOR8, AU personinolTinl' sky* demi!^?" sgN&nsl^Ae above Estate will render thorn properly Touched, to ?iad. C. Andrei's, Judge of Probate Court, on or fore, Wednesday, 7th day of April next, after blipation hereof, 07 their their olaims will be de barred. Said Estate has been proven Insolvent, : and is now in course of settlement?Debtors will ' make payment on or before that day, or will be le 1 gtilly dealt with. Dated March If), A, D. ISOO THAD. C. ANDREWS, war ' ?4t Judge of Probato, HE NEW THEORY OF HEALTH. The^ iWof ?1 F!?*b_ is Blood?Tho Health of , dU Life isTJMlf^Hlffh?Without f y rurity^^jpio^ ^A^58*1 oan It EINTISH'? QUEEN'S DELIGHT. ' **? An Antidote to Disease. ' Itei tost res, ior. ing Cordial known to the world ?For the Curs af all those Disease* which may be traced to a *i!iatcd condition of the Blood. II? -h-DOT - that Blood tBjfeei.it> ft^ Flesh, the LifvoiaJT D?esW Wa?d bo maintained 07 tie* circulation of par* arterial.blood. It is obvious, tberofore, to every reflecting mind, >h?UpaloBMthob?od in pure, in supplying the waate %iajttesZith fAtmfU? it |us*\ bf ^e|o|Je of in numerable ilia und coneximtiohai uisordcrTraucu as Seroftdo, Rhuereatism, Hepatic. Disorders, JnlUra mstions, Fevers, Liver Complaint, Consumption, Kix?g_| Jkj?m Qnrbunc4ca,| Bjils^tlb^bing Humor of fhe aiaUi|l4rjaB?ehis, I k^I?Wv?lFetter, Rough ness of the Skin, Pimples, Blotches, Pain in the Bones, old Ulcers, : Syphilis and Syphilitic Sore*, Indigestion, Inflammation of the Bladder and Kid l aeys. Pains iu the Back, General Debility, .end for all cwtr.p'i_is;s niiqtug"from deficiency andpovcity of blood. ?>-<.<? HEINTISH'S QUEEN'S DELIGHT is the wonder of Modern Science. No medicine has attained such a World-wido reputation as this justly celebrated Compound. -Its. extraordinary healing powers are attested to by thousands, and every mail is freight ed with letters oonring testimony to ha excellent character and worth as a medicine. Orders are coming in from all quarters, and ail bear unmis takable evidence of its great popularity. BEAD THE TESTIMONIALS. '?Mr. K. Ilcintish?Dkar Sir : 1 have been afflic ted for many years With an eruption of the skin, of the nature of Erysipels;, and have tried a surobcr of preparations without relief. My health, rauoh i impaired in consequence of this disease, and-imv ing heard so much about the virtuea of your pre paration of "Queen's Delight," 1 was induced to try it. My expectation;", are mere than realized; I ! find it a complete aucccaa. I give this testimony freely, that others may be beneattcd. "Yours, respectfully, Mrs. H. E." Head this remarkable ense of Liver Complaint, cured by one bottle of ??Queen's Delight:" "Mr. K. Jl. lieintish?Dkar Sip; Mrs. Rials was suffering with Liver Complaint and painB in the side and heart, nervousness, could not sleep, bad appe tite and general bad health. 1 procured one bottle of your 'Queen's Delight.' I regard her case as cured. She is looking as well as ahe ever did. Your 'Queen s Delight' is a blessing to the afflicted. I give this certificate cheerfully. ??Yours respectfully, J. D. KIAI S." General prostration cured by the i'Qttcen*_ De light 1". "Messrs. Fisher 4/ Ifeitttith?Gents : I have no hesitation in saying that 1 regard 'Heintiaft's Queen's delight'a great medicine. I have been suf fering with Weakness, Languor, Wani of Activity. Fatigue of Limb-, Drow ahiea?. Sleepiness, Nervous ness and Ocncrul Prostration. I have taken one bottle of the 'Queen's Delight,' and 1 am rejoiced to say that 1 am a uew man and urn about my business as well aacver. Yours truly, 11. 1. FAUNER." "Dr. E. II. IIei.xtisii: I take great pleasure in testifying to the remarkable medicinal powers of your valuable medicine, the 'Queen s Delight.' I have used three bottles in my family, and I Owe the restoration of ray wife's health entirely to its use. 1 am'now trying it for Asthma, on my daughter, a child six years of age; will report the result. Your medicine ia worth u place in every household. *^oftrlf*l. V R1. vTA .H&trfrmtKP. Be sure and aak Tor "HEINTISH'S QUEEN'S DELIGHT," and sec that his name is on it. Look out and avoid base Imitat ions. Prepared only by E. II. UEXNT1SH, Phnrmachit, and for aale everywhere. FISHER &. HEINTIS1I, Druggists, Wholesale Agents, mar 13?9t Columbia, South Carolina. The S. G. Republican. ISM KI) BY THE UNION PRINTING COMPANY, Charleston, S. C. *i i? km REDUCED RATES, We arc determined to send Tuk 80CTH Carolina Repihi.icas broadcast through the State . Wo have decided therefore to put down the price to Two , Dollar* r. Year?One Dollar for Sit Months. Who } that boaala himself a voter or takes pride in man hood, cannot afford a Dollar for his Newspaper? or rather; what man or what family, with children growing*".]), can afford to be Without a good Newer paper, at five times rhe^firice ?? We intend to print tlic best newspaper in the State. Wo shall make it a living, catties , thorough, practical Republican paper. We want ten thou sand readers.. Friends, Republicans, shall we have them? We will send to any address? One copy for one year, for....$2.00 One copy, for Hix months. UK) Six copies, for one year.10.00 Six copies for six mouths. f>.00 ? These first flays of the New Year are juat the time to make up clubs, and get what we believe is the cheapest and the beat paper in tho State. Friends, will you attend to this matter now? Subscribers who have paid $2.50 will receive their papers for so much longer than a year as the money they havo paid would entitle (hem to if they subscribed at the new rates. ' Subscriptions must be paid iu advance. No pa per will he sent till the wash is received. *' Semi subscriptions by mail to ??Tuk Rei-i iili can,** Charleston, S. C Poatago on "The Rkitumcas" is Five cents a quarter. jan 10?tf C J^JU D . < Il.iltl,!:* K KHK I HON. TQvORMERLY OF THE FIRM OF C. A E. L. KER *P R1HON, wuujM inform his friends and the pub- | lie that he bag purchased from Mr. jambs 8. BETTS, all his STOCK IN TRADE, &c.,atthe St.,, e No. 2f?'2 KINO STREET, and will there con tinue tho DRY GOODS BUSINESS. WHOLESALE and RETAIL, FOR ('ASM, on hia own individual account and responsibility. He will proceed, with out dolay, to replenish and renew the Stock, and continue ho doing until the assortment shall be made complete and attractive. As the terms will be STRICTLY CASH, or approved city acceptance for a short credit, it necessarily follows that the prices must be kept at least as low as to bo found at any other respectable establishment. His brother Mr. E. L. KERKISON, assisted by Mr. A. B. McDONELL) both experienced mcrchauts in this line, will be found at his store, aiding in tho conduct and management of the business, and it is hoped that his and their efforts to win the confidence and patronage of the public will be as uucceesfnl r.8 infyist days was the c!d firm at coracr of King and Market Streets.. feb '20 8m kB. OMVEKOK' CELEBRATED CHILL TD FEVER CURB, also Da. OLIVEROS' BILIOUS CATHAETIC OR LIVER PI LI. 3. may 2?ly COtTJWEEEORS AT LAW, ORANGEBURQ C. Hi, 8. 0. Thos. W. /Byvru.. , MokTuinji Olovbm. J??g' . 1 /lit i)/ <J KM HXJTS9NS & LEGARE ATTORNEYS' AN? ^Lrl'lf fStrB.1 ? 'i /rrlU attend che Courts hi Orangeborg, Bsrnwell Bml Beaufort, and the United Stojcs Courts. Km-m OFFICE AT ORANGEllrMO, fl. c. ?tr\]f. Rctsox. W, F. Flt'Toox. T. K. LsoiRr. jeu 28 c lr izlae & dibble, Attorneys and Solicitors, okangeburg, 8. o. JAMES P.TELAR. 8 AM UK I. DIBBLE, fob 28 * Be TREVILLE & AMAKER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Orantjrbnrg I)i$trirt. W. J. D* TREVILt.B, A. P. AMAKKR, Orangeburg C. IT. Lewisviller S. Gl feb 1 If feed. ftci*h>:t?:.r, -91 WILL BE IN ORANGKHLRO EYKRY THURS DAY, FKIDAV AND SATURDAY. tfSTOffice iu rearef BULL, SCOVILL & P1KR. feb 20 tf DR. J. R. TOOMER, ORANGEBURG, S. C. RESPECTFULLY INFORMS TIIE CITIZEN"* of Orangeburg and Vicinity that he has resumed the Practice of Medicine, and can bo found at his Residence on Russell Street. jan 10 ly DR. OLIVEROS, TAKES PLEASURE IN INVIT ing the Citizens of Orangeburg to )a varied and well selected assort ment of MEDICINES. TOILET SOAPS, and PERFUMERIES. Heads of Families, and ull iu ntvd of should remember that Dr. or.IVEROS' DRUG STORE is the place where you vail s.ivc your Afotwy ! Monkt ! ! MONEY!!! E. JT. OLIYEROS, SI. may 2?It Chemist and Apothecary. ORANGEB?RG HOTEL W. It. TREADW ELL THIS HOUSE HAS JIEF.N NEWLY FIT liit ted up. and is now open for the actaninioda yjjLtion of the public. Corner Ktuscll und >agbtun Streets, may 9 9 DE. I.. HALftMY, LUMBER AND TIMBER com .11ission m e?cuaxt, WHARF, WEST END MONTAGUE-STREET. CHARLESTON, S. if, fob 20 tm J)ARKER'8 1IKEE? H-LOAHIXU DOUB L E- BA R R E L L E D SHOT GUN* The latest, best anil cheapest made. Uses any am munition. Prices, compUtc, $79 to $9.p>. Address W. II. Gl HUES, Columbia, or BiSSELL & CO., ( harleston. feb 20 3m Pavilion hotel, CHARLESTON, S. C. t ? ? i BOARD, PER DAY, $3.00. A. BI'TTKRKIKI.D, MRS. D. L. Itt ITEKKIKI,I>, Superintendent. Proprietress. dee 28 tjilbeks house. No. 284 King Street, (In tho Rend,) i Charleston, s.>. c?. This Pi.pular Establish ment has Just been Refitted and Refurnished, and Is now prepared for the accommodation of the Trav eling Public. Centrally located, and within three minutes' Wrilh of the principal establishment" 6f Meeting, King and llaync Streets, and only fifty j yards distant from the line of the City Railway, which runs to both ends of the eity, it ]>ossesscs unusual advantages to those visiting Charleston on business. Transient Hoard $2 per day. Special arrangements made for permanent Hoard of individ uals or families on the most reasonable terms, nov 21 tint T. F. Bbodib. r. R. Uuitoias. II. C. II coo ins. BROD1E & CO., FACTORS Commission Merchants, NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. C. Liberal ?thanen on Contignmentt in Ifantl. Reference*!. Messrs. CAMERON, BARKLEY k CO, Charleston, iTs. 6. ?Pv?*?fnf ?k*S? H. T. PE \KE, Esq., Gcn'l Sup't S. C. R. R. Char leston, s. c. T. B. JETER, Esq., Pres t S. * U. R. R., Union, S. C. Hon. JAMES PARROW. Spartanburg, 8. C. Hon. R. F. CRAY! ON, Anderson, S. C. sept 19 0 8m A. B. MULLIGAN, COTTON FACTOR Ann G EX ER A L COMMISSION MERCHANT, aoo0mm0uati0n WH.V?F, CHARLESTON, 8. C. I will also, when provided with funds, purchase and forward all kinds of Merchandise', Machinery, Agricultural Implement.-, M-nui r.-, Seeds, tc. ool tf 1 AKI.i: tailor, I have the pleasure to announce to roy nnmoroiii Customer* ami the Public generally, that having re^ moved to a Central Position, handy and couvtoicot to all, I am now prepared Cut, Fit and matte Up ? GES'fLBMAN'S WARDROBE with Neatness and Despatch. Term- liberal and Work Warranted. Thankful for the Patronage of the past, i respect, fully, aolicit its continuance. Nest door to Messrs. Bull. Scovtll & Pike. I can be 'ouiid at sTI times. jau 9?ly D. W. ftOBlNSuN. __?_ ._>_". ?..-?. T"VlSSOMJTIOr?.-i. The Firm of ROBINSON BROS, having been Dissolved by the withdrawalaaf M ? Jr.. the Undersigned will continue the Business at the OLD STAND of Robinson & Co.. Russell Street. KIRK ROBINSON, Jn?t rreeived a supply of choice GROCERIES. SERB POTATOES. G A RDEN SEEDS. ID"KS. ETC.. ETC. All of which I offer sa low as they can be bought clseTrhrrc. ('all and see. feb <? J m i THE OLD C??0IIN? BITTERS THE.GREAT SOUTHERNTQ^IC ?, Sold Every wher? GOODRICH.ViiHLiMAii &C0. ^c-HAr_l_st?gM)N,s.c. sept 12 ? Cm J. W. PATTERSON, IIA5 JUST RKCKtTKh A Fresh supply of Orange*. Apples, I.ennuis Oniona, Irish Potatoes, Cabbie, Su?.?r, (!of fco, Flour, Mula*scfc, liucon, Lard, llice, Can diw, Sardines, OyMor*, Lobster*, Pickel*, ifcc. All of which will be sold low FOR OASII OR HARTKR. AVANTKO, Rice, Cora and Peas, I'nr which the highest market price will be given, at J. *?V. PATTERSON'S, may 30?Ir Opposite Bull & SeoviR't Jpou NAt.i.. i:i:.\t 1 OR LEASE. " TUE KINK PLANTATION Belonging to the Kdutcof the Luc Colonel KKITT. und well known a., the Barb) Place. These LANDS are nnioug the BEST in the Bis. triot. being situated on Lynn's Creek, commanding A FINE WATER-POWER., and of a Rich Red Clay Soil. They are offered at | ONE-HALF their Valuation in IS??. Said Tract contains ">'MJ acres. Ceuditiouf?>">.?'<!?one-third cash, the balance in two yearly instalments. Address MKS. LAURENCE KEITT, nov 7?tf Charleston. 8. C. ? F. H. W. BRIGGMANN & CO. ESPECTFUI.LY?HHm?M OUR -ORANGE burg Friends that \\c have moved in oar is stoi*i_;, Where we are ready to supply onr Friends and the Public in general with a lull and fresh supply of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, SHOES, Also all kin. ALE, ETC.. at reduecd Prices. We hare1 a tine lot of FAMILY FLOUR fror Jno. CAMPSEN ? CO.'S Mill, Charleston, put up I in/mall Mk^KS, very low. We otfer for sale the RECIPE for making JACK SON'S UNIVERSAL WASHING COMPOUND and JACKSON - LAUNDRY SOAP for One Dollar, w hich has given satisfaction to all to whom we have | sold. We Will buy COTTON and all other PRODUCE, giving the highest market prico, or ship fur any one. FREE of CHARGE and make LIBERAL AD VANCES on the same, oct 3?ly F. II W. BRIGGMANN A CO. SOSADALIS Purifies the Blood. r'vr ?ale by Druggists Everywhere. July 2-> ly Scliodiile South Cdr?lfttA Rail Kond. -??< i r cJ___E_?h^ ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, FEB. 14th THK Passenger Trains on the South Csrolina Bail K^ad will run as follows: I, For Cubw*pip-rrL><ij!t Train. Leave Charleston. H:8S A. M, " Orangohurg-. I :?">'.' P. M. Arrive at Columbia. 6:46 P. M Night Train. Leave Charleston. Ct6 A. M. *f Orangeburg.12:10 P. M. Arrive at Columbia.. 4; l? P. M. For Charleston?Day Train. Lrave Columbia.- 7:46 A. M. Ornngennrg.11:28 A. M. Arrive at Chariest on. 6 P.M. Night Train. avs'roinmhfift..ifUl.;-.??it. Ji.l.kMJ 6fSI> ft. Ali ?? Ornugeburg....i.Ith32 P. M. Arrive at Charleston. 6:80 A. M, The Through Mall Train arrives at Columbia H585 A. M, H. T. PEAKE, fob 20?-tf J General Superintendent, Obakokboro District. In the Common'Mcaa. Henry Blscbofl k t'o. \ " 1 " r 1 1 Whereas the Plaintiffs did on tha Ilfth day April, 1H<16\ tile their declaration against (MJtK,.. fendauta, who, (ax it' is said,) are absent from m*4 without tho limits or tLI* Slate, end bar? Ijoltfrlf wife or Attorney known within tho settle, tMS vrh^oCB a copy offabM tUobiraUon may b? tsrMsJIil "I Oil notion of Messrs. Ixlar & Dibbl?, Plaintiff** Attorneys, it is ordered, That the said Defendant* do appear and plead to the said Declaration oe off*1 ?i before the 18th day of April, which wiil be Sa the year of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred easT sixty-nine, otherwise itinei andeb^rinM^jnj^ssjrn%^ will then be given and awarded against them. Clerk s Office. 1 J. P. ROBfifSOff, - AprildIth, 1868.. L { C. aplll ' oeJlm ?L..-P-1 !j r?crw -ir .. i THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, OKANtiBUUlftO DISTRICT. 'l 7b Lteiimtm /'/sus. I*^Jemf. ^ ^Bai^ei,... v. Joseph B. Barley. rj..,f, fc? ; v' V# i**esr%l* edJ sr Whereas, the Plaintiff did. on the,28th day ef March, I8?8, file bis Declaration against the De fendant, wlto (as is said j is abscrt from and wjtboef the limits of the State, and has neither wife s*V?" At'tornaj' known within the seine; upon watescJo\V ? copy of the same declaration might be served ; It hf therefore ordered, That Hie'" Said defendant 'de ; pear and plead to ?hejaoM^cJarationon er before the 29th day of MarcliTTSTO, otherwRTleal and absolate judgment'wilt then be given an4 laJiUftl" / against him. . Clerk s Office. T J. F. BOBRfBOHv March 28, 1808. jf C. C. rV Aptpil4 If "* ~ THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Ohanckoubo District. In the Cotnmou Fleas. Boston Carter.) . .. = H ??? t.. utm*?m*'m?$ 4'. vs. V Attachment. ' Bailey &'Bros. V ? . ; %^>. i - WBERKAS the Plaintiff did, en the tea** tau? ? of April. A. D. 1808, ftU kf* rwu,y?,^? I against the Defendants, WBBTW B'lWeWTTB't a ? sent from and without the limits of this State, mal bare neither wife nor Attorney kaown within the same, upon whom a copy of the said Dee^aieMMV* V might be serred: . fl?rfarVe^ ml,I it is therefore ordered. Tlurt the saul Defendant do appear and plead to the- snid Declaraliwa. Ott et before the twelfth day of April, which will be in i iic yenr of enr Lord one thousand eight hundred 1 * and sixty-nine, otherwise s>e?l and absolute jwdff. . meat will then be given and awarded against him. Clerks Office, ) JORL ROBINSON. Irangrbnrg District, v C C. P. April ML 186?. j ard 11 12 lmS FERTILIZERS! Rhodes' Super Phosphatel^'. The Old and Longest Established Standard Man a re. orchillT guano.** V E R U V I A N 8 U A N O. ?+to>i>. V /-?..^tnafc ' dt Jtr?? <r*cvt->i&i ud? RHODES' MANURE, in its preparation, is made -equally adapted for forcing large crops of Cotton. Coin. Wheat, Tohaoeo, Potatoes end ether reel crop*. Tho Manufacturing Department is eetwJweied bf ft ??* !irederiek Klett, one of the most skillful Chemists tud Mauurnctmers in the United States. It is endorsed, approved and reenmmias)e4bj all if tlir most prominent Chemists and AgricuUwrol isti in the SouthernStartes. "Itcan- be resist! eeom 77 es wuif?rm in ?pinlity," always reliable, peedwetive of large crops, and unexcelled by any in the aWr-"^" ket. in the high percentage ef -*True Fertilising. Principles." Price $-r?7.M>Cw-". or $<V, time, edth Fnftere ae> cptance, and 7 per cent, interest until 1st Dili em her. 18U9. ollt 'Ii I hi. A GUANO, "AA."?A fino Bird Gaeae. 'sefit " rieh iu Ph.aiphates and Alkatlae Salts, cash, or .*R? lime. ' PERUVIAN GUANO, warranted pur?, end el -rs on hand. Furnished at merket prteef ft* cash. B. S UH ETT A SON. Agents, ded lO? 8m Charleston, B. ?. WANDO FERTILIZER. ? ...:T aidt h* wW?p*?*| L-.ni< THE WANDO MINING AND M AN UFA CTBB? 1NG t'OMPANV ofiVrs to the Planters and Farsters of the South their FEUT1L1XKR, known as the "WAXPO-g?MaBlf MUM ^ Which the experience of the pest aease* 'ouprasss to be oue of the most valuahle in our market. It bas for its base the materials from the rnsSfkeH ' Bedeef the Company on Ashley River, ard J* yrt~ pared at their Works at the EAST END OF HASEL STRICHT. in this city. In order to guarantee Its unlfermft/ nnd htaiutaui its high standard, the Company hoe made arrangements with the distinguished Chemist, Dr. C. U. SHEIW KD. Jr., who carefully aealysee all the amtnoniucal and other material purehuased by the Company, and the prepared FERTILIZER, before being offered for sale. The Company is f*> solved to make an article which will prove te bee COMPLETE MANURE, and give entire satisfae tlon. * . For terms, circulars, and other information. Apply to inisj m*| W M. C. DUKES ft CO., Agents, No. 1 South Atlantic Wharf, jan 16?3m ?????c rherisssee. B C WAXTEU).? WHITE RAG8, OLD NBWS PAl'ERS, Pamphlets, Billhead*. Doeomeate, tsfpt Books without covers, and Old Rope, for whieh ere will pay the highest cash price. Apply at THIS OFFICE, ja? 2 If j> FMOIED. The Subscriber would re spectfully inform bis friends and onstomers thai he has moved his BAR to the rear of bis STORK eat Russell-Streel, where he will keep eesufteatty *e> band a good supply of MQUOKS of the BXRT BRANDS HEG A RS, TOBACCO, ho, L-pt IV?Cm JA8. CANNON. _j-:-1 TJl'RE COTTON SEEDS IWSAa?E* f ?Diekson's Improved.' 2d Crop, grown from Seed bought of David Dicksen. $2 per beahel fr? aAy amount less than5 bushels, and $l.fiO per bush el for any ernennt over A bushels. The Subscriber paid $4 per bushel in 1867, for ihej^oed from which his were grown. Furo Zipporab or Upland Long Staple, et seje* ae above prices. A. P. AMAKKR, St. Matthews, near Lewisviile, B. C. dec 26 ' If ATK lvI RSOX HOUSED X. l l! Ji'flil nmr ttms wonf,,' WstiBHM* w? wl< V>. A. WRIGHT. MAHAflR*. Jf nrvi 9m