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Improved: Variety of Corn?Method of Planting Cultivating, &c. EdITO?/ eOlTHEU^ /CttLT^VAtdR-.-f-Mf communication in the December No. of the Cultivator, in relation to an improved variety of corn which I plant, has elicited a great many letter? of inquiry as to my method of planting, cultivating, Ac. The first thing I do in preparing my land, is to lay off my rows five leet apart, on any kisd c>f rand?ubrooin?edg?M not accepted. With a turning-plow 1 then proceed to plow hy row*, and it ought never to be omitted to plow in the same furrow, with a rooter or Bub-soilcr?the deeper the better. In bedding oat, I plow all my land, except a very narrow ridge, to. be opend when planting. Then when I am ready to plant my corn, I open thia ridge, put in what fertilizers I ose, and drop my oorn, two grains in a place, two or three inches from the manure. I plant in drills, from two to three feet apart, according to the land, cover very Jightly, and thin out to ose stalk. In preparing my laud, if it is broken, I am particular to have my rowa nearly en a level, allowing ooly enough fall fur drainage, U 4 f If my corn la not large enough to plow when I gat ready, my beds are getting weedy, 1 take my turning plows and run two furrows on the middle of the beds, turning the earth towards the corn. Whea my corn ia ready to plow, I run a ?mall scooter near it, one furrow on each side of the corn. At next going over, ! plow two furroaa with a good sweep, filling up the scooter furrows, but not close enough to fill up the corn drill. The next time I fiuish the middles with ono or two furrows with a sweep. In this way, I go over my corn once in from twelve to fifteen days, according to necessity. By giving this time, it brings me up to pea planting, which I do, by dropping the peas between the corn in the same drill, nn 1 cover ing with a good turning plow, running as far from the corn as will do to cover the peas, and lap the earth well in the drill, which also covers what weeds and grass there may be. I go over in thia way, regardless of leaving furrows open. When I am ready to go over my corn again, I plow with a sweep running two farrows to the row, filling up my turuiug plow furrows as well aa possible. In dropping the peas, they may be inclined to scatter, yet they will be in the corn drill if a crease is left, which "I always have an eye to. I have in some cases dampened my peas, which prevents them from scattering as much as when dry. The next time going over, I finish middles with a sweep and am doue plowing my corn. If any one wishes to plow more to cultivate the pea, he can do so by running through with ? sweep, sLallow. On this plan, I am not troubled with "crow foot" grass. This is precisely and simply my method. In general way, it ia always safe to break land as deep as possible, and to cultivate shallow; and I do believe if every farmer would take the South ern Cultivator, and read it caretullv we would hare fewer poor farmers. I know that overy ararabcr is of immense value to me. T. T. ELLISON. R'im*, f??v, February Gfh 136H. Forrest. Cor. f>f the Ijotturille Courier Jtturnaf. Nash vii.i.k, March 9.?A few days ago General Forrest and Major Minor Merriwethcr, engineer of the leeves on the Mississippi, were my companions part of the way from New Orleans. As we passed through beautiful tracta< of country lying waste, I asked Gcnoral Forrest how it could ever be repopulated. "Itfith negroes," was his reply; "they arc the best laborers we have over had in the South. The: e among us behaved during the war in such a manner that I shall always re spect them for it, and I would not have one of | mine back, nor have them enslaved, if I could. My house servants," continued he, ''are with me yet in Memphis, and never would leave we." ^'But," said I, "you have had tho name of | being hard on that 'peculiar*?" "It fa not true,' said he with energy; "I have alvaya. felt kindly towards them, and always treated them kindly. Even the 'Fort Pillow massacre' was investigated, and the Federal officers' to a man, stated that I Was not to blame. The fort never hauld down the flag; I cut it down with my own hands, and did all I could to stop firing." "Hut how, General," continued I, "arc you to rcpopulato with negroes?" ''Get thorn from Africa," waslifs startling reply : "they'll improve after getting here?are the moat imitative creatures la the world ; and if you put thorn in squad* of tea with one experienced leader iu each pquad, they will soon revive our country. 1 want Northern men to come here, and would a try man who comes io build up the ri'h my life ; but they won't come; won't come; then, I say let's get Africans. By pursuing a liberal policy to theos We can benefit thorn and n*. The prisoners taken in Wat over there can all bo turned over to us, and emigrate and be freed men here.4* "I had aw interest," continued he "in the Wanderer, and we brought over 400; only aix per cent; died. They were fond of grasshoppers and bags, but I taught them to eat cooked meat, and they were at ' wlggHaf as any I ever had. Whan ? Betts? over, oar Government will foster I scheme; th?.re is do need of a war of I want to see the whole country pros It's my country, and I don't intend to it vp as lotfg aa I oan do anything to I it up. I am an American, and from the I surrendered hare been for the United States A Yankee, riding on n railroad, vras dis posed to astonish the other passengers with tough storieVlast he mentioned thct one of his neighbors owned sn immeuse dairy, and made a million pounds of butter, and a million pounds of cheese yearly. The yaukec per ceiving that his veracity waa in danger of be ing questioned, appealed to n friend : "True'isn't it; Mr.-? ? I speak of Dea con 11 town. "Yes," replied the friend ; "that ia I ku?w Deacon 15rown, though 1 don't know aa I have heard precisely how many pounds of butter and cheese ho makes, but I do know that he haa twelve saw mills that are run by butter milk. ASSIGNEE'S SALE. IN BANKRUPTCY?In the matter of If. II. Box mstt, Bankrupt, Et parft.TKo?A9 F. Kkxxksi.y, Hknuv Livixustos, John 1L Miluocs nnd Care & Bi ll. By virtue of an order of sale front the Honorable the District Court or the United States, for the Dis trict of South Carolina. I will sell at pnbllo auction at Orangebnrg C. II., on Monday April 6tb, 1809, at the usual hours of sale. Several tracts of land lying on and contiguous to Willow Swamp, rix : No. 1. Containing 114 acres more or less, bound ed by lands of Mary C. Argoe, Jan. Fogln. Felix Gregory, Malacbi Stevenson ami tract No. 2. No. 2. Containing 84 acres more or less, bounded by lands of Mary C. Argoe, W. B. K. Bonnctt, John PhiiiipM, Maiachi Stevenson and tract No. 1. No. H. Containing 126 acres more or less, bound ed by landa of W. R. K.. llouuctt, Johu D. Living-| stoo and tract No. 4. No. 4. Containing 171 acres more or less, bound ed by lands of W. B. K. Bonuett, tract No. :!, John D. Livingston and tract No. 5. No. ?. Containing 27! acres ::sa:c or leas, bsusd ed by Bun of Doohain Branch, tract No. 4, lands of Mrs. Anna Glover and tract No. 0. No. t?. Containing 229 acres more or less, bound cd by Bun of Doidiam Branch, tract No. 5, lands of Jacob Fogle and John B. Milhoua. No. 7. Containing JJ09 acres more or less, bound ed by lands of John K. Milhoua, tract No. 8, Mr?. R. Hughs and W. B. K. Bonnett. No. 8. Containing 21 ? acrea, more or los, hound ed by landa of John B. Miliums. John C. Wadkina, cftate of W. Fogle, W. Tyler, Mrs. B Hugh* and tract No. 8. Plat will be exhibited on day of sale. Conditions?One-half caah, the balance in one year, aecured by bond bearing interest from day of sale and mortgage of the property. I'un bascrs to pay for papers and stamps. P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee Estate of II. U. Bonuett Bankrupt. March 9, 180?. mar 18 td ASSIGNEE'S SALE. IN BANKItI"FTC Y-/In the matter of Jon* B. Rowr. Bankrupt Et part* Uroaor. B. Bi.nsakkr. By virtue of nn order of sale from the Honora ble District Court of the United Stairs, for the Dis trict of South Carolina, 1 will sell at public auction at Orangeburg C. II., on Momlny the ;">th April. 18?5H. at the usual hours of sale. All that plantation or tract of land lying in the Fork of Kdieto. Orangebnrg County, containing two hundred ami sixty-four (2t>4) acres more or less, hounded by lands of estate of tieo. S. Biuna ker. W. F.. Mohs, Billiard Bollen, K. Bollen and es tate of B. Jennings. Conditions?One-half cash? balance in one year, aecured by bond bearing internal, and a mortgage of t he properly. Purchasers' to pny for paper* nnd stamps. NOTICE. All persona holding Liens agninst the Kstatc of John 8. Bowe, Bankrupt, arc required to establish the same before J. C. Carpenter, Ksq., Register in Itankrupley at Charleston, S. ('., on or before the IGth dav of April next, P. V. DBBILK, Assignee F.statc of John S, Uuwe, Bankrupt. March I?. 1'.'.;'.}. mar 1 a td ASSIGNEE'S SALE. IN BANKRUPTCY?In the matter of Thomas B. Sally, Bankrupt, Ex parte P. V. Dihiu.k, As signee. By virtue of an order of sule from the Honorable District Court of the United .States, for the District of South Carolina, I will sell al public auction, at Oraageburg C II., on Monday the 5th of April, 18G9, at the usual bourn of sale. One undivided eighth of that plantation or tract of land lying on both sides of 4 Milo Itranch, wa ters of North Edisto, containing eight hundred and forty-two (H42) acrea more or less, bounded now wr formerly by lands of C. II ay den, D. Bowe, D. Mur phy and D. Louis. Conditiona?One-half eaali, the balance in one year, in bond bearing interest, and n mortgage of | the property. Purchasers to pay for pajnrrs and stamps. P. V. DlBBLK. Assignee of T. B. Bailey, Bankrupt. March 0, 18?19. mar 13 td ASSIGNEE'S SALE. IN BANKRUPTCY?In the matter of J. Mastis Sai.i.ky, Bankrnpt, Et parlr F.. a. Pbick. By virtue of an order of sale to me directed from the Honorable District Court of the United Slates, for the District of South Carolina. I will sell at Public Auction at Orangebnrg C. II.; on Monday 5th April, 18*19, at the usual hours of aale. All the intercut of J. Martin Salley in that plan tation or tract of land lying in the Fork of F.disto. Orangebnrg County, containing three hundred and clph'y acres (380) more or less, bounded by lands of John Jordan. Casper Stadey. P. A. Fanning, Frances Salley, Indiana M. Corbcit and N. Pose,?. ALSO One ninth interest in Denn Swamp Mill Pond. Conditiona?One-third cash, the iniianccin twelve months, secured by bond bearing interest from day of aale, and a mortgage of the properly. Pur chasers to pay for papers and (damps. NOTICE. All persona holding Liens against the Estate of J. Martin Salley, Bankrupt, arc required to Estab lish the aaoie before J. C. Carpenter, Ksq , Register in Bankruptcy a! Charleston, S. C, on or before the Kith day of April next. P. V. DIBBLE, Assignee. Estate J. M. Salley, Bankrupt. March 0, 18i>9. mar 1.1 td OHA A'U Kill H<J C'OUXTY, PBOBATE COUBT. Et Parlr James P. Martin, Adm'r estate of J. W. Martin. KoTlOB TO CRKDITORS. AR persons hiding any demands against the above Estate, will render them properly vouohed, to Thad. C. AndrawS, Judge of Probst? Court, on or before Wednesday, 7th day of April next, after publication hereof, or their their claims will be de barred. Said Estate has been proven insolvent, sad is sow in course of settlement?Debtors will tasks payment on or before that day, or will be le gally dealt with. Dated Maroh 10, A, D. 1869. THAD. C. ANDREWS, mar 18?4* Jndjre of Probate, A Great and Good Medicine. THE JsEW THEORY OP HEALTH. i v f ? The Life of all KJoah ia Blood?The Health.of all Life is Purity of Flesh?Without Purity of Blood no Flesh tau he free frutu Disease. HKINTISH S QUEENS DELIGHT, An Antedate to Dttcatc. The Great American Alterative and Blood Purifier; IS the most perfect Vegetable Compound of Al terative* and Tonics, laukiug it the most effec tive, invigorating, rejuvenating and hlood-clesns ing Cordial known to the world For the Care of alt tho'e f)i*taec* trhrch may be traced to a ciliated condition of the Mood. The Theory Is that Blood I? the Lire of all Flesh, and it impure, the Lite of all Disease. ;. Life aud Health in only to be maintained by the circulation of pure arterial blood. It in obvious, therefore, to every reflecting mind, that unless the blood in pure, in supplying the waste tissues with material, it must be the cause of in numerable ills and constitutional disorders, such ns Scrofula, Bhuemstism, Hepatic Disorders, Inflam mations, Fevers, Liver Complaint, Consumption, King's Kvil, Carbuncles. Boils, Itching Humor of the Skin, Erysipelas, Shin Diseases, Tetter, Rough ness of the Skiu, Dimples, Blotches, Bain in the Bones, old Ulcers, Syphilis and Syphilitic Sore*. Indigestion, Inflammation of tho Bladder and Kid neys, Bains in the Raok. General Debility, and for all eomplnints arising from deficiency aud poverty ot blood. H HI NT ISM S QUEEN'S DELIGHT is the wonder of Modern Science-. Nu medicine has attained such a World-wide reputation ns this ju. ;ly celebrated Compound, its extraordinary healing pavers are attested to by thousands, and every mail is freight' cd with letters bearing testimony to its excellent character ami worth as a medicine. Orders are coining in from all quarters, and all hear unmis tnkahle evidence of its great popularity, BEAD THE TESTIMONIALS. "Mr. F. lleiutirh?Df.ak S.h: 1 have been nfHic tcd for many years with an eruption of the skin, of the nature of Krysipclns, aud have tried a number of preparations without relief. My health, much impnired in consc'iucuce of this disease, and hav ing heard so much about the virtues of your pre paration of "Queen's Delight," 1 was induced to try it. My expeciatious are more than realixed; I find it a complete success. I give this testimony freely, that others may be beuetittcd. ??Yours respectfully, Mrs. II. F." Rend thin remnrkable case of Liver Complaint, cured by one hoi lie of "Queen's Delight:" "Mr. IC. II. Ileinti*h?DkiuSir: Mrs. Rials was suffering with Liver Complaint and paint in the side and heart, nervousness, could not sleep, had appe tite ahd general bad health. 1 procured one bottle of jour 'Queen's Delight.' I regard her ease as cured. She is looking as well as ghe ever did. Your 'Queen s Delight' is n blessing to the afll: ted. I give litis certificate cheerfully. ??Yours respectfully, J. D. RIALS." Oeneral prostration cured by the "Queen's De light :" ?'Mr*$r*. Firher $ I/rinfith?t?f.xt5 : I have no hesitation in saying that I regard 'lleintish's Queen's delight'a great medicine. 1 have beon suf fering with Wcakacss, Languor, Want of Activity. Fatigue of Limbs. Drowsiness. Sleepiness, Nervous ness and (Jcncrnl Prostration. I have taken one buttle of tin- 'Queen's Delight,' and 1 am rejoiced to say that I am n new man and am about my business as well as ever. Yours truly, II. I. FAU.NEE." '?Da. E. II. IIkiktisii: I tr.ke great pleasure in testifying to tlie remarkable medicinal powers of your valuable medicine, the Queen ? Delight.' 1 have used three bottles in my family, and 1 owe the r<>?tr>ra<iou ..f luy uriCe's health entirely to its n?^. I am now trying it for Asthma, on my daughter, a child six years of age; will report the result. Yonr medicine is worth a place in every household. ? Yours, &c. Ri.v. A. K. DURHAM." Re sure and ask for ??IIEINTISH'S QUEEN'S DELIGHT," and sec that his name is on it. Look out and avoid base imitations. Prepared only by E. It. HE1NTLSH, Pharmacist. .:nd for sale everywhere. FISHER & 11EINT1SII. Druggists. Wholesale Agents, mar 18?Ot Columbia, Smith Carolina. The S. C. Republican. issued- ur THE UNION PRINTING COMPANY. Charleston, ?S. C. REDUCED BATES, We are determined to send Tur. SofTII Carolina Rxri DLiCAN broadcast through the State . We have decided therefore to put down the price to Two Dollars a Year?One Dollar for Six Months. Who thnt lionsts 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 up, ean afford to be without a good Ncws popcr, at five times the price? We intend to print the best newspaper in the Slate. We shall make it a living, aarnes . thorough, practical Republican paper. We want ten thou sand readers. Friends, Republicans, shnll we hare them? We will send to :iiiy addles*? One copy for one year, for.$2*00 One copy, for six months. 1.00 Six copies, for one year.lO'.OO Six copies for six months. 5.00 These first days of the New Year are just the lime to make up clubs, and get what we believe is the cheapest und the bent paper In the 8tste. Friends, will you attend to this mutter now? Subscribers who have paid $2.">0 will receive their pnpers for so much longer than n year as the money they have paid would entitle them to if they subscribed at the new rates. Subscriptions must he paid in advance. No pa per will be sent till the cash is received. Send subscriptions by mail to "Tur. Rkitiii.i can," Charleston. S. C. Postage on ??Tur. Rr.rrai.tevx" is Five cents s ?I Harter. jsn 16?tf C .A jR D . <R\ltLi:s KKRRIS4W, l^ORMKRLY OF THE FIRM OF C. & E. L. KER Ij IUSON, would inform his friends and the pub lic that he hna purohnsed from Mr. JAMES R. BETTS, all his STOCK IN TRADE, fte., nt the Store No. 252 KING STREET, and will there con tinue the DRY OOODS BUSINESS, W HOLESA LE crd RETAIL, FOB CASH, on his own individual account and responsibility. He will proceed, with out delay, to replenish nnd renew the Stock, and continue no doing until the assortment shall be made complete and attractive. As the terras will be STRICTLY CASH, or approved city aeoeptanee for a short credit, it necessarily follows that the prices must he kept at least an low ss to be found tit nny other respectable establishment. His brother Mr. E. L. KKRRISON, assisted by Mr. A. B. McDONELL, both experienced merchants in this tin-.-, will be found si his store, aiding in the conduct and management of the business, snd it in hoped flint his snd their efforts In win the confidence and patronage of the public will be as successful as in past days was tHe old firm at oorner of King and Market Streets.. feb 20 3m __-- _ _ ^ .- ; JkR. OLIVEHOS' f CELEBRATED CHILL D FEVER CUBE. also Da. 0LIVER08' BILIOUS CATHARTIC Oil LIVER P1LL8. Way 7? !.Y LOY Ell & GLOVER, A-.TTOKISTEYH < 01 xsf.iyloiin at mw, OKANGEb?BO C. II., 8. C. Tuo?. W. Gi.ovei. MuRTlMElt Glovkr. j^n2_ ly HUTSONS & LEGARE ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS. Will niten.1 the Court? in Ornngeburg. Barnwell nnd Beaufort, and the United State? Courts. OFFICE AT OBANGBBURO. 8. C. W. M. Hutsox. W. F. Hltsox. T. K. Lkdarr. jan 28 c ly izEXS ?fc DIBBLE, Attorneys and Solicitors, OltANGEBTJ] lO-9 S. C. JAMES F. IZLAR, SAMUEL DIBBLE, feb 23 * copartnership De TREVILLE & AMAKER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, t}r?nffelm$y Jh'*(rivt. W. J. Dr. TREVILLE, A. I?. AMAKER, Orangeburg C. II. Lewiaville, S. C. feb 1 tf EJR1 :T>. FE HSN E H, i> k xtist. WILL RE IN ORANGEBUBG EYBBY THURS DAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. r>irt)nicein rear of BI LL, SCOY1LL ,t TIKE, fob ?-*() If DR. J. R. TOOMER, ORANGE BURG, S. <\ BESPKCTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS of Ornngohiirs nnd Vicinity that he has resumed the Practice of Medicine, and can be found at his Reaidence on Russell Street. jan If. ly DR. OLIV EROS. TAKES PLEASURE IN INVIT ing the Citizens of Orangcbiir|r, to .i varied nml well seleeted as.-srl IM cut of MEDICINES, TOILET SOAPS, and PERFUMERIES. Heads of Families, ami all in need of MEDICINES should remember that Dr. OLIYEROS' DRUG STORE is the place where you enn save your Mttnrif .' Mosi:r ! ! MONEY!!! e. JT. OLiYLROS. .11. 1?., may i!?ly Chemist and Apothecary. ORANGEBURG HOTEL BY W. R. TREADWELL. THIS HOUSE HAS BEEN NEWLY FIT Jlii ted uj?, ami is now open for the accoiutuodn liilltion of the public. Corner Russell and Broughton Streets. may y H E. Hi. 1 EAL8EY, LUMBER AND TIMBER commission >i hh< iia xt, WHARF, WEST END MONTAGCE-STR EET. CHARLESTON, S. C. feb 20 3m piitK i:k \s is st K i:< 11 - i.o v i> i x u DOUBLE BARRELLED SHOT GUN, Tlio latest, b-st and cheapest made. Uses any am munition. Prices, complete, $70 io S'-'.'i. Address W. II. G1BBES, Columbia, or B SSELL k CO., ( ha riot on. frb ?_'(> o in PAVILION HOTEL CHARLESTON, S. ('. hoard, per day, i.lt.OO. a. BfTTF.RFIEI.n, Mit?. ii. t,. imttkkfi ki.i Superintendent. Proprietress, dct: 28 Hil1skr.H iboi si:. No. '2H1 King Street, ilntlie Rend, t CHARLESTON, S?>. Ca. This Popular Establish ment has just been Refilled and Refurnished, and is now'prepared fori ho accommodation of the Trav eling Publie. Centrally located, nml within three minutes' walk of the principal establishment* ot Meeting, King and llnyne Streets, and only fifty yards distant from the line of the City Railway, which runs to both ends of the city, ii possesses unusual advantages to t hose visiting Charleston on business. Transient Board $- per day. Special arrangements inad< for permanent Itoard of individ uals or families on the most reasonable terms, nov 21 tin? T. F. Bnontr.. R. R. Hi'ikii.vs. II. C. Hi'Imiins. BR0D1E & CO., F A C T O 11 S ani> Commission Merchants, NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF, CHARLESTON, S. C. i.ilnral Aflramrx on t'onuMJHMcnts in I hi ml Reference*. Messrs. CAMERON, BARKLEY k CO, Charleston S. C. H. T. PR 1KB, Es.,., Gen"! Rup't S. C. R. R. Chat leston, S. V T. B. JETER, Esq., Pres t S. & U. R. R? Union S. ('. Hon. JAMES FARROW. Sparenburg. 8. C. Hon. B. F. CBAY1 ON, Anderson, 8. C. sept 10 c Gm A. B. MULLIGAN, COTTON FACTOR ?o FA Nif IO A' ABLE TAIIsOIt, I have the pleasure iu announce tu my iiumrruua Customers ami the Public g?nerally. that having re moved to a Central Position, handy ami convenient iu till. I am now prepared Cut. Fit nn<l make Up a GENTLEMAN'S WARDROBE with Seattle?? ?ud Deapatch. Terms liberal ami W?.rk Warranted. Thankful for the Patronajre of the pant. I respect fully, solicit its continuance. Nest <loor to .Messrs. Hull. Scovill & Pike, I can be ?ound at all limes. jan'.t?ly D. W. ROBINSoN. ? sso MIT i o x.? The Firm of ROBINSON BBOS. having been Dissolved by the withdrawal of M. Robiuson, Jr.. the Cnderslgnod will continue the Business at the OLD STAN I? of Robinson A Co.. Russell Street. KIRK ROBINSON, Just received a supply of choice GROCERIES. SEED POTATOES. GARDEN SEEDS. ID ES. ETC!. ETC. All of which I idler us low as they can be bought olsewhere. Call ami see. feh ti ltu k the old - CAROLINA BITTERS THE GREAT SOUTHERN TONIC <| SQld Everywhere ?OTDi|R!CH.WINIMAN & CO. -CfifA R LE S T 0 N, SC.. sept 12 * Om J. W. PATTERSON, HAA JUST RECEIVED A Freali .supply of Orange*. Apples, Ihuiioiis Onions, Irihh I'utntoCM, Cahbagc, Sugar. C?T? fec. Flour, Molasses, Baciui. Lard. Rice, Can dies. Sardines. Oysters, Lobsters. Pickels, ?f-c. All of which will be sold low FOR CASH OR BARTER. WANTED. Rice, Corn and Pea*s, Fur which the highest market price will be given, at J. W. PATTERSON'S, may so?ly Opposite Rnll ft ScovilF? I,OH S A I.I'.. IIKNT < OR LEASE. the FINE PLANTATION Belonging to the Eatateof the late Colonel KEITT. and well known as the I) n r b y Place. These LANDS are among the BEST In the Dis J.Ict. being situated on Lyon s Creek, commanding A FINE WATER-TO WEB. ami of a It tri? Red Clay Soil. They are offered al one-half their Valuation in 18nn. Said Tract contains .Vhi acres. Cenditums?ji?.'ilSt?one-third cash, the badanci iu tv>o yearly iustalim Ms. Address MRS. LACRKNCE KEITT. nov 7?if Charleston. S, C. F. H. W. BRIGGMANN & CO. Respect fully INFORM OUR ORANGE burg Friends that we have moved iu our 2SJ.:W STOItE, Wliere wr are ready to supply our Frieuds and the Public in general with a lull aud fresh supply of dry goods, u roc e.. irs. shoes. I HATS. Also all kinds of LIQUORS, WINES, PORTER, ALE. ETC., at reduced Prices. We have a tine lot of FAMILY FLOUR from Jno. CAMPSEN fi CO.'S Mill. Charleston, put up in Miiall Si., ks. very low. We offer for sale i ho RECIPE for making JACK SON S UNIVERSAL WASHING COMPOUND and JACKSON S LAUNDRY SOAP for One Dollar, which has given satisfaction to all to whom we have sohl. We wdl buy COTTON and all other produce, giving the highest market price, or ship for any one, free of CHARGE and make LIBERAL AD VANCES on the same. oci :i_ly F. II. W. BRIGG MANN A CO. I&OSAjDAjLiIS Purifies the Blood. For Hale fcjr DrUfffflwUi I'.tcttwhere. july 2't ly Stlipdiilc Soulh Carolina Rail Roatl. ON AND AFTER sunday. FEB. 14th THE Passenger Trains on the South Carolina Rail Road will run as lotions: For Columbia?D'nJ Train, Leave Charleston. ft;.tO A. M. Orangehurg. I:,Y2 P. M. Arrive at Columbia. ?;4? P. M. Niijht T rain. Leave Charleston. ArS A. M. ?? Orangehurg.IJ:I.'? P. M. Arrive at Columbia. 4: L"? P. M. For Charh:*t?n?Day Train. Leave.Columbia. 7:4."? A. M. Orangehurg.ll:2S A. M. Afrive ai Charleston. ft P. M. Xi'jht Train. ave Coiuffbht. .*.::W> P. M. Orangehurg.Ith:l2 P. M. rrive al Charleston. 0:80 A. M. IThe Through Mail Train arrives al Columbia ]t8fi A. M. |f. T PK WE. I??1' 30?4f J GeHfral Supci Intendant. THE STATC>O^WWCAR?I4NA^ | Oka.nokiiuru District. In the Common l*lem?. Henry BlschofT'lt fl'MI'""""Tt*i*Tr-rsTesj>w , ' , yj,, ? vs. f Attachment Ball-y & Bro. J Where** the Plaintiff* did on the 11th day of y April, 1808, Ale their declaration againat the la** fen da nt d. who, (uk it U said.) are aas sad from enafvC4 without the limit* of this State, and bar? neither. Wife Of Attorney known within the saase, an****'*. Whom a ropy of said Declaration .may be seread < On motion of Moser?. Iilsr k Dibble, Plaintiff it Attorneys, it is ordered. That the said Defendants do appear and plead to the said Declaration on or before the 13th day of April, which will ho la the year of mir Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine, otherwise final and absolute judgment will then be given and awarded against them. Clerk s Office. t J. F. ROBIN SO/., April 11th, DM*. ; ? V. spl 11 oe.lm 12m THE 8TATK OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ORANOEHCRO DISTRICT. Jn the Common l*leai. Jos. II. Morgan, | vs. j- Attachment. Joseph K. Ilsiley. j Whereas, the Plsintiff did. on the 28th day of March. 1HOS. file his Declaration apainst Iba De fendant, who (as is said) is absent from and wlthsnt the limits of the Stale, and has neither wife nor Attorney known withiu the ssme, upon whom s> copy of the same declaration might be served : it id therefore -ordered. That the ~id defendant do ap pear and plead lo the said declaration on or before ihe 20th day of March. 1809, otherwise Coal and absolute judgment will then be gives snd awarded against him. Clerk's office. \ J, F. P.oltl.NSON. March 28. 1st;?. > C. C. P. riin il 4 1 v ?mm?. Je. TUE St Affe ?P SOi.TIl CAROLINA, Ott an ukbi.ro District. ? In the Common l'Ieaa. Roston farter. Rost on f art er. \ vs. \ Bailey k Bros. ) Attachment. WW 7" HERFAS the Plaintiff did. on the tenth 4a y \y or April. A. D. 18G8. file his Declara on against the Defendants, who (as it is said\ suro a e> sent from and without the limits of this Slate, an I have neither wife t:or Attorney kbowa within lb* snme. upon whom a copy, of the said Declaration might be served : It i- therefore ordered. That the said I Ms ads at do appear and plead to the ssid Declaration on or before the twelfth day of April, which will bo iu the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine, otherwise fins! snd absolute judg ment ?ill then be given snd n warded against him. Clerk's frffice. \ JOS. ROBINSON. Ornngcbtirg District. > C C F? April 10, IH?8. j spill 12 1m8 FERTILIZERS! Rhodes' Super Phosnhate, The Ohl and Longest Established Standard Manure. ORCHILLJl guano. 1? K R c V I A N ? V A N O. e?ri. RHODES' MANl'RB, in its preparation, is made equally sdapted for forcing large crops of Cottou. Corn, Wheat, Tobacco, Potatoes sad other root crop*. The Maniifarturing Department is condneted by l*i .-?!. i ii K Kli n . one uT tI.?, ?....., ?fclllrut chraln's and M;i nut act m ei s in the i* nil cd States. It is endorsed, appi-.ivrd and recommended by all of the most prominent Chemists ami Agri Miltnral isis in the Soul hern States. "Il can * ? rrfled upon as uniform in quality."' always rcliabe. productive of large crops, snd unexcelled by sny in the mar ket, iu the high percentage of "True FertiHiing Principles." Price $-r?7.A0 cash, or $07? lime, with Factor* ac c -pt. ncc, ond 7 per cent, interest aatil lot Doeem her, 1S0J?. OBCIilLLA C.CAXO. "AA."?A tee Bird Guaa?. rich in Phosphates and Alkaline Salts.- Price $34 cash, or $40 time. PKRI'VIAN GUANO, warranted pwss, samt ad. ways on hand. Furnished at market prices for cash. B. 8 BIIKTT.V SON. Agents. dec lO?Kui Charleston, S. C. WANDO FERTILIZER. TIIF. WAN BO MISISt) AND MANl FACTl'R 1NO COMPANY offers to the Plaster* and F*rmcre or the South their FERTILIZER, known net ho "WA?fDO FKRTiI.IZKR.n Which the experience of iho past season has proved to be one of the most .valuable in our market. |t has for its base the materials from the Phosphate Beds of the Company on Ashley River, sad I? pre. pared at their Works si the EAST END OF 11 ASEL STRRKT. iu this city. In order to guarantee Its uniformity and maintain its high standard, the Company has made arrangements with the distinguished Chemist. Dr. C. U, SHKPARD. Jr.. wh* ..refully analysea all the iiinmoniac.il and other Material purchuased by the Company, and the prepared FERTILIZER, before being offered for sale. The Company is re solved to make an article #hieh will ptore to be a COMPLETE MANCHE, and give entire satisfac tion. For terms, circulars, snd other information. Apply to WM. C. DUKES k CO.. Agents. No. 1 South Atlantic Wharf, jan 10?8m Charleston, 8. C, IITAXTKD.? W1IITF. RAtlS, OLD NEWS-, PAPERS, Pamphlets, Billheads. Documents, and* Bonks without covers, sad Old ?dp?. *W wasch we will pay the highest cash price. Apply st TM18 OFFICE, jan 2 RKMOVK1?. The Subscriber would re spectfully inform his friends snd customers thst ho has moved his BAR to the rear of his STORE on Russell-Street, where he will keep constantly ?nj hand a good -epplv of LIQUORS of the BEST BRANDS SKiiABS. TOBACCO, ko. irpi \'.t??m JA8. CANNON Pi ili: t'OTTOX SEKIMI for K.II.K. ??Diekson's Improved," 2d Crop, grown freu* Seed bought of David Dicksnn, 82 per boshel for any amount less than "> bushels, ami $1.40 par hash el for any amount over ?'? bushels. The Subscriber paid $1 per bushel in 1807 for the Se.-d from which his were grown. Pure Zipporah or Upland Kong Staple, at ssmeaa slM.ve prices. A. P. AMAKKR, St. Mztihvv:; ucar Lc^UvilJc, f.. C. dee 20 tf N JICKEBPJON IIOI RK, at i /Ys?8r Cl.AKH HOTEL, COLUMBIA, 8. C. $3 (HI l?er Par, Wm A. WRI-UJIT, V.a *; A?r-. nt v ,