The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, June 26, 1869, Image 9

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USONEWS SP . g B 7BLISHED AT ORANGEBURG, S. C. Every Saturday Morning. ANDREWS <*? //a/,, I RS AND PROPRIETORS. TERMS Of SUBSCRIPTION. Wno Copy for one yeAr1..... $2.00 I m ?? six Months. 1.00 Any on? sending TEN DOLLARS, for a Clnb qf New Subscribers, will receive an EXTRA COPY for ONE YEAR, free of | charge. Any oae tending FIVE DOLLARS. fak? Club qY. New Subscribers, will receive taT.XTRA COPY tof 8IX MONTHS, free of | oh arge. - - <v ? :o:? RATES OF ADVERTISING. . I flquare 1st Insertion. $1.00 ?i yj-, 9m ?**R .::.a.........J[ l.fc ?fiahHaof 10 lines BrcVier or Sfc* ia*? *f Advertising epaee. tor's Notices,'.$5 00 Advertisements inserted upon the 1 terms., _ \./ J MARRIAGE and FUNERAL NOTICES, Mt exoocding one Square, inserted without charge. ?:o:? NT Terms Cash in Advance. POETRY. Old. The following stanzas first appeared in the Anuover Advertiser, and me said to ha?u been written by a lady of New York city : l^.Jrrowing old^? tis surely so; And yet how short it seems Since 1 was bat a sportive child, \jM9jj*Mjflhg cblhtlsh dreams ! I cahnot see the change that comes With stich an even pace ; I mark not when the wrinkles full .trp"onfnvy tading face. tr-fjt .rs * ?1. 1 I know Pm old, nnd yet my heart Is just as young and gay As e'?r it was before my loCks Of bright brown turned to gray. I know these eyes to other eyes Looked not so bright and glad As once the}* looked ; and yet 'tis not Because my heart's more sud. I never watched with purer joy The floating clouds and glowing skies, While glistening tears of rapt urc fill These old nnd fading eyes. And where I mark the cheek, where onco, The bright rose used to glow. It'grieves me not to see instead The almonds crown uiy brow. I've seen the flower grow old e:.d pale, And withered more than I; I've seen it lose its every charm, .'Then droop away and die. And then I've seen it rise again, Bright as the bcuming sky, Asyoung and pure and beautiful,? . And felt tfant so shall I. Then what if I am growing old? My heart is changeless stili, And God has given me enough This loving heart to fill. 1 I love to see the sun go down, And lengthening shadows throw Along the ground, while o'er my head The clouds iu crimson glow. I see beyond these gorgeous clouds, A country bright and fair, Whieh needs no sun ; God and the Lamb Its light and beauty there. O! I am glad I'm growing old ! For erery day 1 spend Shall bring me one day nearer that Bright day that has no end. A Texas Tragedy. From the Marshall, Texas Flag wc clip the following: Again has our vicinity been the scene of one of those unfortunate aud rush af fairs by which men's lives urc sacrificed. We state the facta nB the}' have been re lated to us: On last Tuesday, the 27th ult., Capt. L. C. De Leslie, who was re cently appointed Sheriff of Harrison county, appeared upon the streets oi Marshall in a buggy drawn by a pair ot horses, and asked one of our citizens, Mr. W. A. Wherry, to take a ride with htm, which proposition was accepted. After going about one mile from town ou the Port Caddo road, De Lisle nsked his companion if he was armed, whieh was replied to iu the negative. He then told Mf- Wherry that be was going to arrest Mr. 8. 8. Lott, whose houso they were fast approaching. Lott was nu old citi zen here, his family being among the first settlers in Harrison county. He has been considered insane lor the last two years, and was sent to the Lunatic Asylum at Austin by the County Court of Harrison county, as a deranged man, he having in one of his spells shot and killed a negro, ih January, 1868, where he was confined for several months. On being released ho returned to his home near this place where life has been quiet ly sojourning until a short time siuce, when ho again began to give evidence of a futhulcnt and dangerous disposition to wards his neighbors, both white and Mack. An affidavit to this effect being Wide, a war ray t for bis re-arrest was is sued, and placed in the hands of Sheriff De Lin,e. On reaching Lott's premises D? T.asked his companion to go the beute aud tell Lott he wanted to see him. Mr. Wherry complied with the request, and found Lott in^his -*hjr? I sleeves, with a revotver 'halted arWhd him. Ho delivered the message, and Lott walked towards the buggy, when De Lisle told hiin that he had a warrant for l;;s arrest. Lott replied that he (De Lis|o) nor no other ntan could jirrest hiin. De Lisle attempted tu expostulate with him, when Lott turned and started to walk off, when the former rose to his feet in tho buggy, drew his pistol, still holding the reins iu his left hand, and ordered him to halt. Refusing to obey he fired two shots nt him, both of whipb? failed to take effect. On hearing the firing Lott turned and drew his pistol, and De Lislc's third shot nntl Lott's first were fired simultaneously, both taking effect and both proving fatal. Do Lisle was struck in the forehead near the tem ple and instantly killed. Lott was shot in the thigh, aud his leg was amputated in a short time, and on the next evening he, too, was numbered with tho "Scad. Capt.'Dc Lislo had lived iu our com munity for the hist five yeurs. was, during. tliG years 18G5, '06, 'G7, one of. our larg est merchants. 11c had been appointed Sheriff but u tew days, when ho met his untimely death. 11c leaves a wife aud child to mourn his loss. Murders in Indiana. A special dispatch from Fort Wayne to tho Cincinnati Enquirer, dated June 13th, says: The little villiagc of Covipgtou, Troy county, ludinnn, afld its vicinity, wore thrown into the most intense excitement last evening by the enactment of one of the most horrible tragedies ever known iu the annuls of Northern Indiana. The particulars, as far as can be obtaiued, are as fallows: About sunset last even ing, Frederick Remstcr, formerly in tbc employ of Mr. Dodd, auctioneer, siffet and killed Mrs. Jones, a respectable widow lady, about .seventy-live years of age. She was the mother of John. R. Jones, who edited the Fncudy?&n ago. Reinster killed her with a revolver, the ball passing in her neck, below the car; sho lived but a few minutes. The next victim of the assassin was a beautiful and highly respected young lady, about seven teen years of age, the daughter of Mr. Deck ??! heim. Miss Bcckclheim hcurd the disturbance across ihc street and stepped out, when Reinster fired, the shot taking effect above the ear. She is unconscious to day, tho bruin oozing from the wound, aud her physi cians say she must soon die. The mur derer lived in part of the house of Mrs. Jones, with his young wile, to whom he had been married only ihrec weeks. When Rouister shot Miss H?ckelheim, ho cried for John Dodd, and rushed away. As he came near James .McMuhau's residence, he tried to kill a man stand ing near, but the cap snapped. 31 c Mahan'fl little boy, with great self-posses sion, told the murderer that Dodd hud just passed, and started Rcuistcr after him. Remstcr went off hurriedly, aud soon meeting John Fauslcr, rushed to him, dashed the revolver right in his mouth, aud pulled the trigger, but the cap fortunately exploded without dis charging the load. Mr. Fauslcr, beiag a strong man, laid hands on Remstcr crushed him to lue earth and handled him roughly till assistance came, when he was immediately lodged in jail. It is said that Remstcr had been gambling desperately aud drinking considerably. No other cause for these horrible deeds can now be made known, though the promise of an explanation of this whole sale slaughter is made. Lynch law is strongly talked of, and it will require most careful watching of th c authorities if it is not put into execution. Further developments will be made to-morrow. An Elephant Breaks Loose.?Van Amburgh's Menagerie exhibited at Lyons N. Y. Saturday last. The huge elephant attached to the establishment broke loose on Saturday night iu absence of his keeper and made a display of his strength. The Democrat Press says : '?Iiis keeper was at his lodgings, and the night watchmen in charge sec- ' ing their inability to control the mon ster immediately dispatched a messenger for him. Bcforo the arrival of the keep er the elephant showed unmistakable symptoms of going on a tear, and com menced operations by outching one of tho cducatud mules with his trunk and hurling him a distance of some twenty foot against the rear of th.c cage containing the elk, nearly demol ishing it and severely injuiing the mule. The nppearancc of his keeper put an end to further depredations, and tho elephant was securely fastened. We have heard no probable cause assigned for tho .Hid den outbreak of temper on the part of the elephant ; but as they arc liable to such freaks, we arc rejoiced that no greater damage was doue. Had the cage which was stove iu by tho body of tho mule, contaiued some of the more noisy and ferocious animals, there can he no prediction made as to the ultimate results of the elephaut's auger/' Wifb.MunDJu^SAj*>tbe Pittsburg A horrible murder occurred Monday forenoon, about' eight miles frouV West Nowt^OjIVestaaoreland county.,. A> w&Jk known farmer, in a moment of sadden passion or insanity, fractured Ins wife's skull with n b?ge elab. It appears, from all the information we were able tu obtain. that the mur derer whose name is SatliiM Morrow, is a resident of Soutb Huntington town ship, Westmoreland county. Ou Moh dtty ufterapon he wus at work iu a field near the house with his son, who is a young mau about eighteen years of uge. Mr. Morrow loft the ftold nud went to the house about 10 o'clock, nnd soon after the youtitf .map heard his mother screaming "murder." On 'r'usliing iuto the house be found her lying ou the kitchen floor, aud his father heating her in a terrible manner with a large club. The young ma\i interle'rred nnd endeav ored to wrest the club from the bauds of bis enraged father, but was unsuccessful, the old gentleman being a powerfully built man, while the boy was slightly built, nod was obliged to retreat before the attacks of the huge club. He ruu for assistance, but boforo he returned the Cries of tho poor woman had couscd, nnd she was fouud lying on the floor, life being extinct. There were n large num-. ber of bruises on her body, nud her skull was frnclured by ? terrific blow in the back of the head. Tbc murderer has escaped, and it is supposed fled across the fields to the woods. The affair produced u great ex citement in the township, und twenty-five tuen turned out to hunt the murderer, but as jet he has succeeded iu eluding arrest. He had no hat or coat on at the time he left the house. Mr. Morrow wus a man about fifty five years of uge, and it is stated, About two years ago showed Symptoms of in sanity, hut wns supposed to have entirely recovered. No motive, unless it be in janity, is knowu for the commission of the horrible murder. Fate of a Fiend. Mention wus made in this paper last week of the murder of a young lady named Miss Kli/.a llitc, residing iu llockbridgc, by a negro tiutucd Jesse Cuunuings. The negro was arrested ou Monday lust und committed to jail in Lexington, where he made a full cou fessiuu of his guilt, and also that pre vious to tho tuurdor ho had outraged the person of his victim. The citizens of Hockbridgc were greatly excited at tlu fiendish deed, and ou Friday uight lust about 12 o'clock a pnrty of fifty men wout to the j til where the mon-tcr was confined, and took him in charge. Al tbo?l noiselessly they left the vicinity of the village with the criminal aud pro ceeded to a grove about,a mile distant, where they hulled. The negro was then placed beneath n large oak tree aud with out any commotion whatever a rope was fixed around his neck. lie was then or dered to ascend u ladder placed against the tree. With great trepidation the criminal obeyed, and he wns made to straddle the lowermost limb, about twelve (bet from the ground, lie was then desired to intiku bis peace with Gud as quickly us possible, us he had only a few moments to live. His reply wns a mere groan. Immediately afterwards he wus pushed from the limb. The wretch ed man with great desperation hold fust to the limb and it required considerable excrtiou to make him let go. At length he gave way and in another instant ho was banging in mid air, struggling vio lently with death. His neck wns not broken by the fall und it was evident he died from strangulation niter a few moments of terrible agony. The lynch era waited until satisfied of the death of the criminal, when they silently depart ed, leaving the body hanging. Great oxcitcmcnt prevailed iu the neighbor hood, and but little sympathy exists for the wretch who expiated his crime in so honied u man tier, even among the ne groes. None of the lyuchers are known but they are all citizens of the county. A roinurkuble fact is that not a student or cadet from either the College or In stitute was kuowu or supposed to be iu thejiveuging party. But tal Outuaoe.?A horrible crime perpetrated on Sunday evening, the tit It instant, about eight miles below Lexing ton, Vu., has greatly excited that usually quiot eonnnuuity. Miss Susan Hitc, a young lady of high respectability, about eighteen years of ago, wus on her way to church, when a negro, named Jesse Ed wards, met her, forced her iuto the wood*, outraged her person, and then murdered the young lady ami threw her hody into the river. Suspicion fell upon tho negro, who was pursued and arrested. He confessed the murder, but insisted that it was iu ''self-defense," und told where tho body could be found. It has becu recovered, aud tho examination before the coroner revealed the full enor mity of the crime. The negro now makes full coufessiou, but even without his admission the proof of guilt is cou clusivo. lie has beeu examined before the mayor aud iu.iiy cotuUU'.tcd for trial. vir M jEEzekier ?pal YNFORMS his Friends that he hns moved I to the |TORE under the FIEEMEN'8 HALL, wkero he will keep n delect assort ment of CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, CUTLERY, SPECTACLES, PERFUMERY And other Fancy Articles. All of which he will .warrant as represented, and will he sold nn low as in the City. He is also prcpured~to repair Watches and Clocks, and guarantee the same to perform correctly for one year. Jewelry neatly repaired. apl 17 ly 37UXITURK, ?i:i>i)i\<;, Av. It. WHITE'S Furniture Ware-Rooms, corner of Market and King Streets, Charles ton, s. C. supplies many families, both Country and Town to their full satisfaction. Read a few Quotations from letters he re ceived : Nawnnitar, April 8, 1809. Mr. R. WHITE?Dkm? Sin: The Furni ture came safe to hand and was just as you represented it. Numbers of visitors have looked at it. and it is much admired, in fact nothing like it in this place. It may be the means of your selling more here. Yours truly. ?*?? Another from Winnsboro, S. ('.. says: ??We arc weil pleased with the suit. Send Wardrobe to match." Ami one front Orangcbiirg County : "Furniture arrived safe, and family de lighted:" Try him for yourself. lie "keeps CRADLES too. Corner Kinj; and Market Streets, may 8?12m Charleston, S. ('. Geo. W. Williams & Co,, WHOLESALE GROCERS, COTTON FACTORS dt BANKERS Payne Street, Charleston, S. C. Williams, Taylor & Co., ('() M MI SS 10 N M BR< 'IIA NTS. (?*> Beaver St.. and 20 Exchange Place, K H W Y O II Ii.. npl 17 Oni I?. \\ T'OiAJ^IS" Charleston, S. C. .]/'/>>>if,i, tum- of />" rx, S'i*!i llliiuls. Noti: -We woull call the particular atten tion nl friends lo the above card. 1*. I*. TOALE has u large Factory, and such facili ties as enable him to supply the best work of Jii? own make at low price-. A very large and v.. iplete assortment always on hand, at his Fucifti/, HORLHECKS WHARF, m ar Xurth-ciisierii Railroad Depot, Charleston 8. C. N. R. -Orders from the Coi'.nlry solicited, and strict al tent ion paid lo shipping in good order. apl 1\ ly Orangeburg-?In Equity. John It. Phel| S el. al. ) vs. [ Rill for Relief. James M. Carson et. al. J Ry the Decretal Order in this Case, Ike Creditors of the above named .lohn 1!. Phelps are required io present and prove their de mands before me on or before the second Monday in July next, or be buried the bee. ? fit of the Decree in the cause Clerk's Office, | GEO. liOLIYER, Orangcbiirg, S.C., C. C. PJ June 1, IS?'J. J june ? w 0 The Slalr of South Carolina. OllANQKHPRtl ] In Kouity. I Rill for Injnciien, j loset aside it-regular \ proceedings, to mnr I shall ins. Is, and for J Relief. li appearing to my alisfaction thai Sarah Pulinun and Klizabcth Holley, I wo of the l>e fendants in thisCtise, are absent from and re side beyond the limits ofihis State, omiiotion of Ixlar h Dibble, Complainant's Solicitors, it is ottered: Thai the said Sarah Piilumii and Elizabeth Holley do appear and plead, anstver or demur to the Complainant's said Hill within ilie time prescribed by law, <>r the John D I). Fancy vs. Horn? I) Myers, Fx' tt. al. said bill will them. Clerk's Office, Orangeburg, S C, March 2?, 1809. mar '11 tukcii /uro routmno against j GEORGE ROLIYER, I C. C. P. The State of South Carolina ORANG EBl) KG COUNTY. In the Sessions?May Term, 1809. rpilF ATTENTION OP THIS COURT having been called by I ho Grand .In, > Mto*thogreat and uncalled for Injustice done to Cilixcns, sometimes, by being put under arrest, and on failing to n'ivc security for their appearance nt Count, by being Commit ted to Jail without jllSl cause or substantial proof of their guilt." On motion of D. II. Chamberlain, Attorney General and Solicitor of the First Cm-nit, it is ordered: Thai the Clerk of the Court do call the attention of all Magistrates of this County to the Provisions of the Act of the General Assembly of eighteen hundred and thirty-nine, relative to lha Duties of Mag istrates, and also to Section I I. Article 1 ami Section 23 of Article I, of the Constitution of ibis Stale; mid also to the Provision of the Act of the General Assembly, passed September-lib. 1808, and that the Clerk of the Court do notify Ihe said Magistrates that in future they will be held by this Court to a strict accountability for any neglect or viola lion of the Provisions of Law above referred to. R. B. CARPENTER, f?f Lit ir*?iif May Uth, I ? 0 .? . tt LAW \OTl?E. DeTreviiie & Sistrunk, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Orangcburg, 8. C. W. J. DeTbevillk. F. O. Sistbtjxk. june 12 tf GLOVER & GLOVER, . -A-TTOT^TsriSYS? and C(M'\srjj,<nts AT LAW, ' orangebubg c. h., s. 0. TllOs. W. GbbVKB. Moutimkb Gt.ovkb. inn 2 HUTSONS & LEGARE, ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS. WIU attend the Courts in Orangcburg, Barn well and Beaufort, and the Unite;! I ;ui aa Court?. OFFICK AT ORANGEBURG, s. C. W. M. HuTSON. W. P. Ht'TSOK. T. K. Lroabk. jan 23 c ly IZLAR & DIBBLE, ATTORNEYS AND SOLICITORS, ? ORANGEBURG, S. C. I.IMKS F. 1xj.au, feb 28 S IMUtCI. DtBRI.K FRED. FERSNER, 19 E MIST. Will be in Orangeburg cvory Thursday, Friday und Saturday. tttlice in rear of BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE rob 20 tf I. D. DURHAM, M. D., SL R GEOX DEN TIS T. Olliee over the Store of Messrs. Rull, Sc? vill & l?ikc. mar 0 tf DR. H. W. KENNERLY, <> It A X ii E 11 U It ti , HAVING REMOVED TO TillS I'LACE, Respectfully otters his Professional Services to the Citizens and Vicinity, Office on Russell Street, opposite Bull, Scuvill ,t Pike's. mar 1 '?'> 2tu DR. J. lt. TOOMER, 0 11 A N G E 1? C it O, S. C. RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITI ZENS of Oraugcblirg and Vicinity that he has resumed the Practice of Medicine, and can lie found at his Residence on Bussell Street. jan ?ly nit. Ol* IV Kit OS' CELEBRATED CHILL AND FEVER CURE. ai.su Du. OLIVEROS' HILIOUS CATHARTIC OR LIVER PILLS may 2?ly H I T E 9 S M A It It I. I: tv O It Iv s , 117 Meeting'Street'. Charleston, So. Ca. MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES, MAR ble and Si one Tile, Blue Flagging und Iii own Stone Work, of every description, SCOTCH GRANITE MONUMENTS. Iron ItuiliuRH. E. lt. WUITE. may 1 b. n. white. 12m W M . WILLCOOK 9 Dealer in Stoves. Tin-Ware and Huusc Furnishing Goods, RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITI zens of Orangcburg County, that he is ?MM-pared to furnish everything in the above lin<'v o. husiiK?? with dispatch, and at as low rates us any Hkc Establishment in the Coun try. My assortment of STOVES, viz : MUTUAL FRIEND, LiVE OAIC. DIXIE, and others, warranted to give pei."eel satia tion. All these Stoves are COOiplctO III ofery requisite, ready for use. Cull and see for yourselves, and save ser vant hire, ami much waste. may 1 ly I ). W. ROB] NLSOlSr. FASHIONABLE TAILOR, i have the pleasure to announce to my nu merous Customers and the I'ublio generally, ih.ni having removed to a Central Position, handy and convenient in nil, I am now pre pared Cut, Fit und make t'p n GENTLE MAN'S WARDROBE with Neatness and Despatch. Terms liberal und Work Wt runted. Thankful for the Patronage of the past, I respectfully, solicil its continuance. Next door to Messrs. Hull, Scovill & Pike, I ean he round ill all times. jan 11 ly D. W. ROBINSON. In Kqnlty ?OruiiKrt?iirK<'oiiiify The State of South Carolina. 1 In. Re. Ex. Rol. [ Lost Solicitor Southern Circuit, j Documents. Application liuxing heeii made by Jacob II. Pooser ami Elizn It. his wife, and Churuhwell A. Crosswell and Elisabeth It. hi? wife, for leave to prove the Fast Existenco, Loss and Contents of the Last Will ami Testament of .lohn Humph, deceased, on motion of M c.*srs. Unisons & Legate, Solicitors for applicants it is ordered, that all persons who may think themselves interested, do nppenr before me at Orangcburg on the 2">th d?y of May next, am) cross examine the evidence which nny be produced, and introduce evidence in reply. 0E0. BO LIVER, C, C. P. Office of Clerk of Common Pleas, k Orangcburg C IL. Feh. 20, I860. > AMERICAN IQ INSURANCE CftJIPANY. -:o:-. JOHN KIRKLAND,....general agent. DU. X. Hi. OGIISR*...medical examiner. -:o: . CHARLESTON BOARD of reference: Hon. ALFKKD HUGER, W. J. MAOKATH, Esq., President So. Ca. R. R, Co MoU J R. CAMPBELL, Attorney at Law, T. D. WAGNER, Ena., Menn. John FrM**ft-?~i3- - DREW SIMONDS, Esq., President First Xationul Rank, EGBERT MURE, Sou. 14earrs ft, Mure & Co., W. A. COURTNEY, Esq. Messrs. Courtnay & Treuhohn, II. b. OLNEy, ?*q, Messrs. Olncy & Co. DR. If. w. KENtfERI/lT, KIRK ROBIXS0 V. MEDICAL EXAMINER. LOCAL AGENt*. June 0 09 20 rw.'H GREAT BARGAINS !J PRICES in G0TT0T: GOODS have been reduced from 15 to 20 per cent. Other DRY GOODS in Proportion. -:o: We have received a NEW and FINE Lot of READY MADE CLOTHING. -:o: LINNEN COATS at 75 cts. and Upwards. NEW GOODS received by every Steamer. may 22 oct 3 k FURNITURE, CHAIR AND SOFA W A Tt E JR. OOM?. DANIEL H. SILCOX, 17 5, 177, AND 17? KING-STREET, CHARLESTON, s. c. KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HANI) A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED ASSORTMENT of Cabinet Furniture, of the (atcat and most approved styles, whioh he offer* at prices" which cannot fail to please, consisting, in part, of: Rich Sets of PARLOR and CHAMBER FURNITURE, Bcadateada, Bureaus. Wnah.-uands and Wardrobes, Mahogany and Walnnt Sofas, Tcte-a-Tctes. ('hairs, Arm Chairs, Rocking Chairs. What-not 3. Sola and Centre Ta bles. .Marble and Mahogany Tops, Secretary and Book Cases, etc. Also CHAMBER und COTTAGE SETS of every description. Also ELASTIC S I? O 1ST Cf DBS Without a rival for LUXURY, ECONOMY. DURABILITY itnd HEALTHFULNE3S, In ?R Upholstery. The best Assortment ever offered in ibis Market. N. B.?GOODS CAREFULLY PACKED FOR SH1PP1NO. may 1 _C_12? IS VOril LIFE INSURED? If not, your FIRST DUTY to your Family has been LEFT UN DONK. Piedmont Life Insurance Company of Virginia THIS COMPANY IS NOW WELL ESTABLISH ED IN THIS FLACE, and the number of its POLICY-HOLDERS is steadily increasing, including some of our best Citizens. It is strictly a SOUTHERN HOME INSTITUTION, and as such should be patronized by Southern men. Call on AGENT at Law Office of Messrs. GLOVER & GLOVER for infor mation as to RATES, iPc. Any inquiries by letter from those living in the Country will be promptly answered. ALS'.\. S. SALLEY, JAS. II. FOWLES, Medical Examiner. Agent Piedmont Lite lnsuraucu Company. apl 17 (im feb 10 , 4 D. LOUIS, AGENT, CAN HE FOUND AT THE CORA* ER, Where ho Is constantly receiving supplies of DRY GOODS, ?30CERTKS, &a, and selling the same at CH ARLESTON TRICES, Expenses only added. He is enabled to do this, l>y his arrange ments made in Charleston and Now York. He will he pleased to see his old Custom ers. Call before buying and Examine his Stock. D. LOUIS, Agent. mar 13 c ly DOOR, SASH, AND BLIND FACTORY, KINO OPPOSITE CANNON STS., CHARLESTON, S. C. nnilE SUBSCRIBER HAYING FURNISH ed himself, at a gr^al expense, with (he most improved MACHINERY, is now pre pared to furnish Doors. Sash, Hlinds, Mould ings and Building Material at Northern prices, und as cheap, if not cheaper than any like Establishment in the South. All work guaranteed to give satisfaction. Send your orders to GEORGE S. HACKER. fob '-'7 - 8m LENGNICK & SELL, 27 iIayne Street, CII ARLESTON, S. C. Importers und Jobbers in FANCY GOODS, LADIES' TRIMMED HATS, ALL QUALITIES AND PRICES, AND MILLINERY GOODS, or V.V KItY dmckiptiom. WE WOULD INVITE Til E SPECIAL attention of Merchants to our large stock of TRIMMED HATS, of all grades, and full line of FANCY GOODS. Also, to our stock of HONNET, HAT and BELT RIB BONS, the largest in the i'ity. Clus. A. liKNOMCK. En. Kmehk k Sem.. mar 7 ?'insA?f RECEIVER'S XOTIC:K?-^Th?< Undersigned having been appointed Rr.cHlVER of the Estate of Henry EUis, deceased, hereby gives notice that all claims against said Estate must be presoated \i\ him, and all persons indebted must mak,e payment tu b'.tr, atone C. B. 9! OVER Kb 2u?3tn fccaavw. QOVTH CAVKOI.1XA LO IN and O TKD8T COMPANY.?Authorised Capi tnl. Five .Million Dollars.?Present Limit, $500,000. The Office of this Company is now opened at No. 10 Broad Street (South-Western Rail road liau'k ) for the receipt of Deposits. Ha rm mt of Paper, Purchase and Hale of Kx chnnge, and the trunsuction of a General Dunking Business. Interest allowed on Deposits upon terras established by the Board ot Directors. ill? Company is also a legal depository for moneys paid into Court, will receive Registry and Transfer Books, act as agent to pay Coupons and Dividend.'/ and as Trustee fa Railroad Mortgages. Directors.?W ?_'. Bee, of Win. C. Bee k Co.; A. S. Johnson, of Johnson, Crews k Co.; Robt. Mure, of Robt. Mure & Co.; W. B. Wil liams, of W. B. Williams & Son ; E. H. Frost, Frost & Adgcr; J. K. Adger, of J. K. Adger & Co.; Henry Guordin, of Guordin, Mutt hies, sen & Co.; George L. Buist, of Buist k Buist; C. G. Memminger, of Memmingcr, Jervey k Pinckney ; T. J. Kcrr, ef T. J. Kerr A. Co.; .1. D. Aikcn. of J. D. Aiken & Co.: John Cumpsen, of Car.ipsen k Co.; A. P. Caldwell, of R. k A. P. Caldwell; W. K. Ryan, J. T. YYelsman, B. O'Neill, J. J. Gregg, Granite \ille, S. C. For further information address GF.O. S. CAMKRON, President. THOS. R. WARING,- Cishier. Charleston, S. C, March 12, 1809?27?Sra. I/OK NAI,E, RE.VT * OR LEASE. THE FINE PLANTATION Belonging to the Estatcof the late Colonel K.EITT, and well known as the Dtirby Place. ? These LAN OS are among the RH ST hi the District, being situated on Lyon'a Creek, commanding A FINE WATER-POWER, and of a Rich Red Clay Soil. They are offered at ONE-HALF their Valuation in 18tt6. Said Tract contains AOO acres. Cenditions?$?,5O0?one-third cash, the balnnce in two yearly instalments. Address MRS. LAURENCE KEITT, nov 7?tf Charleston, S. C. Purifies the Blood. -1 tor Smlm by trrninrlMta J'.vorywliere, july 23 H kFKSO\ IHM SI N COLUMBIA, 9- C, A'M*Sr CLASS U6TKL, $3 00 Psr Day W.m A. WRIOHT, Manackr. I U( v i