Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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-TTO O A-Tj._ Spmifu ?The flowers, the song of birds, the soft breath of nnothor spring have greeted us! Trpujps of matdins go Irorth in the bright afternoons and return laden with jessaminos. 'Tis emphatically their season, thoir emblem aid their cat nival. Our merchants are getting their new goods and tho spring trude lias opened in earnest. There ls,quito a rush for the first choice f* Jpri;)^' dresses. Well! 'tis appropriate. The glad earth arrays herself in her bTi^tcJ^ Ifruty fn jt|o spring ) and 'tis in harmony that the la dies J^ild^ant| nc/' bright | rcsses c.t this season. Alas! a Drafter ef fact married mnn, at our side mars the vernal poetry of our strain, by tho brutal remark : r 4,Ycs ! by, ^l-rk.tlicy want new dresses sii too tiu?v ? Jx I .-vT???? SALK8DAY.?Monday lust witnessed a HvCTy'WSwTrTnTo^^ weather wus vernal 3>non?ni< va 111 a b 1 e. property was to fc sofd. ^The OTtetfff ifiade the fol lowing sales : Estate owe?House tract and 85 acres, purchased by F. M llo ? gers for $3550. Three woodlund tracts of about 20 acres each, sold for 8410, $430 and $495. Nineteen small building lots, varyiug from \ of an aero to 2 acres, sold for 12261. Lands of \Vr.?. Summers?Ouo tract of 270 acresy ltptjse fraet, purchased by J. M. Wetsell fur $500. One tract of 330 acres, purchased bj* Dr. J, W. Sum mers for;825. fWRTTfact- of-90 ncree of Jno. L. Joiner was purchased by J. J. W. Join er for Ifc^JsV^ I One undivided inoity of 70 acres, Tampy.MiiL.ojj lands of ?. E. Jefcoat, avid ?o f. #. SaUe?for 8580. Lauds of Jacob Fogle, Administrator, sudd as follows: One tmct of 173 acres to W A. Eas terlin for 8180. Oue tract of 190 acres to W. A. En? terlin for *3rfl. * 'Tino tract of 50 acres to W. N. -Mount H?r*83050. One trmH. ?f 500 irercs of laud ot S. B. Sawyer. Wis purchased by M. B. Uue. for ysnV Oue tnaft'Wf 190 nrres of lauds of T. jyrA-num sold t.? C. B Ilutto for 841)5. JCstate of Nathaniel fiaill?One tract ol* 81 acres sold to >>. E W. Sistrunk for 8195. One trnet of 77 acres sold to Mrs. II. M. Andrews f?r S7.'t'). One tract of 95 acres sold to Mrs. ITj M.Andrews for 8100. House and lot in Orangebttrg on Ruh ? ?eil Street, jpr^perty of Deidrich Kiep ping waa purchased by A. aud A. R., Ch-tmpy for 81000. Non-paying .subscribers arc thus talked of by a Western editor : "Wagons can not run without wheels, boats ?cannot run Without steam, bullfrogs cannot jump wJtuout leg?, or a newspaper carried on everlastingly without money, no more than a dog can wag his tail when he has none. Our subscribers arc till good, but wnat good does a man's goodness do . when it don't do any good ? We have no doubt that every ono thinks that ull have paid except himself, and as we are sf-elever fellow, and as his nccount is u little matter it- makes no difference Strange hallucination. T .F TmrsriAN CJouP?, announce their second entertainment for Thursday evening noxt. The proceeds, after ex penses are paid aro to bo given to tho ?Ladies Monument Association. "Thesie is a twofold reason then thnt ojg oitixeos should attend this entertain Let them have a full house! . ? ??^a>. ????<-?. as?? Housr FuRNiMuiNo Goous.?Mr. Wm. WiHcook, offers to the public a choice verity of Stoves, Tinware otc. at . greatly reduced prices. No ono knows fhe benefit to be derived from a good Rooking Stove until they purchase, one. |Ve ej&sajp* from experience in the matter, , #i?i can cheerfully recommend Mr. Will cock to your patronage. Give him a trial and we guarantee you will be satis fied. Swung and Summer Fashions. fur the spring ?ml sumtaoj, |fer*6??| that ladies of culture and taste are grad uully retiring bick upon a style of dross distinguished rnj?re-flir ?tj? |uiet eleganee, its subdued tints, absence of exaggera tion, than for its displny of the eccentric ^odes which follow so fast upon ono another. The bonnets, Wo are told, hare suddenly achieved larger dimensions, and therefore somewhat increased importance. The new stylu is orthodox in its composi tion, and includes tho elements of crown, ... ? r~ff' gfjr" ,g~\ "If-. flT brim and curtain. fm _, The. members of the dental profession of the Stato Will Hold a Convention in Columbia on the 5th et? May. ^ Yield of cotton folly increased 100 per cent, by the use of l*ka*nix Gnxttto. Nownnn, (la., December 20, 1809. Messrs. Wilcax, Gt'bbs <fc Co.: Tour favor of the 1st instant, asking the result of the use of tho Phoenix Guano I bought of you iasi spring,'duly received. 1 state now, on a former occasion, that the. yield of cotton (I have not applied it to anything else) was fully one Ituitdrrd per cent, better on the' land' where it was used thnn where it was not used on land of the sumo quality, and I think this to be a safe calculation gen erally, whore the Guano is properly ap plied. Respectfully, B. H. WRIGHT The negroes, formerly slaves, among the Chcrokccs, Creeks ind Choctaws, claim to be citizens of those tribes, and to hnvc set npart for them their propor tion of the appropriation annually accru ing to these Indians, to be devoted to educational and other purposes. Consignees per Sonth Carolina Rail road Remaining in the Depot to Date. P. Livingston. D. a. Phillips. H. D. Cook, Q. w. Oanolly, 8. S. Haigler, G. best, H. w. Bates, W. A. & J. A. Ocnin, w. A. McP.lroy, K. Nix. A. O. Snlley. K. Evans, P.. H. Barton, J. W. Kandolph W. B. Logan. 8. w. Brantly, .1. Summers, B. II. Notts, In accordance with orders received from the Superintendent. Storage will hereafter be charged on Goods remaining In the Depot for an unreasonable length of time. W. C. Mil UK l> IT 11, Agent. COMMERCIAL. 31A Ii Iv11T KEI'OBTs. OrrtcK or tiik OnAvoannaii Naws, April S, 1870. COTTON?Sales during the week 40 hales. We ijuote : Ordinary.Hie, Low Middling.17J Middling.11? Porn it Kick.$ DO per oushel. Cohn.$1.25 per bushel. Cow Pkas.$1.90 per bushel. PlXliKBN.$1.00 per bushel. GOLD. 12 SILVER.05 ?. 7 fi >. .* CHARLESTON MARKET. Charleston, Fmuat Mormko, April 8, 1870. Ordinary.1*4 ($ Good Ordiuaiy.21 (u) Low Middling.22 Oh Middling.22J(o> LATEST QUOTATIONS or SOUTHERN SECURITIES, in ?CHARLESTON, S. C, Coerce! at Weekly by A. C. KAUFMAN, Broker, No. 25 liroad Street. April 8, 1870. Statk Skcl'uitiks?South Carolina, old, si'.Oi ; do new, 80 (a ?; do, regist'd stock, ex int (n HO. City Sk.ci hitiks?Angusta, Ga., Bonds, ('(?SI ; Charleston, S. C. Stock, (ex qr int) ?S(rr ; do. Fire Loan Bondu, (a>75; Co liimbia, S. C. Bonds, ($,10. Haii.road Bonds?blue Hidge (first mort gage) 70(a) ; Charleston and Savannah, ii?(/ij, ; Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta, (a) 00; Choraw and Darlington, (?j>8t>; Greenville and Columbia. (1st mort) 80(o ; do, (Slate guarantee) tV.i(o) ; Northeastern, *.t0 (ii>> ; Savannah and Charleston, (1st mort) (?80; do, (Statoguarantee) 70(a) ; South Carolina, (a?80; do, 75; Spartan burg ami Union, 68(a) RaiLROAU Stocks?Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta, ?55; Greenville and Colum bia, 'Hu, ; Northeastern, 10(Vi); Savannah and Charleston, (n)H? ; South Carolina, (whole shares) (S}4o; do, (half do) 22 (a) ExcilAXOK, &c?New Vork Sight, J off par; Gobi, 110? 112; 8ilver, 105(3)108. sol Til CAttOLINA B\.NK BILLS. ?Bank of Charleston. (a) *Hank of Newbcrry. (?<? Bank of Camden.50(a) Bank of Georgetown. 6(a) Bank of South Carolina. 6Ym Bank of Chester. 6(a) Bunk of Hamburg. 8(a) Bank of State of S C, prior to 1861...60(a) Bank of State of issue I8til and 1802..18(a) ?Planters' and Mechanics' Bank of Charleston. (a) "People's Bank of Charleston. (<>, ?Union Bank of Charleston.?. (a) ?Southwestern R R Hank of Charles ton, (old).!:... (a) ?Southwestern R R Bank of Charles ton, (new). fa) State Bank of Charleston. 8(b) Furniers' and Exchange Bank of Char leston. t,i \ Exchange Bank of Columbia.10(f) Commercial Bank of Columbia. 2(a) Merchants' Bank of Cheraw. 8(a) Planters' Bank of Fairfield . . 3(2) State of S C Bills Beceivable....par City of Charleston Change Bills.par * Bills marked thus (?) are being redeemed at the Bank Counters of each. " jan 22 3m SCHOOL BOOKS. KTE HAVE PUBLISHED A BBBJE8 I of New Pictorial Headers and Spell- | prepared by Fror. Reynolds, D. D., of the * South Carolina University. The series con ?istn of eix volumes. Reynold's New Pictorial Speller, 16 cents. Reynold's New Pictorial Primary Reader, * Reynold's New FieUrial First Reader, AO cents. Reynold's New Pictorial Second Reader, 60 cents. Reynold's New Pictorial Third Reader, 80 cents, Reynold's New Fourth Reader, $1.25. SCHOOL HISTORY OF SOUTH CARO LINA?Told in a familiar style. By Prof. Jatnes Wood Daviduou, A. M. Price 90 cento. PROF. REYNOLD'S WRITING BO KS, in a series of fire numbers?20 cents eaeh. A SCHOOL REGISTER to last six moatae, 10 eents. A TABLE BOOK for young children, GO ecuts per dos. Teachers and Educators who wish to es? emine any ef the above works with a view to their introduction, will have a copy.sent thou on receipt or half ike above pries. IHJFFIK & CHAPMAN, l\ibli*her? and jth*de*tUers, COLUMBIA, 8. C. KIRK ROBINSON. ORANGEBURG C. II., 8. Wo, the School Commissioners of South Carolina, have examined Prof. Reynold's Se ries of Readers published by Duma &. Chap man, of Columbia, B. C, and believe that they are admirably adopted to the purpoaea for which they are designed, and have no hesitation in recommending them to the Pri vate Schools of the Stale. A A, Jones, R. Lothon, James E. Dunlap, W. Borly, H.H. Raid, Wm. Summer, W. J. White, Richard Porcker, D. F. Brodly, Wm. U. HoryhiL ! apl 2 oam \ 8m tcTthe public^ HAVING BEEN APPOINTED AGENT | for the following Magazines, I would respect fully solicit Subscribers for the same, vis: The 80UTHERN CULTIVATOR. The RURAL CAROLINIAN. > Tho XIX CENTURY. It is always cheaper for the Subscriber to subscribe through the Agent. Let Iboee dc siring to subscribe, and t nose wishing to re new their Subscription, call on the Agent for further information. < . KIRK ROBINSON, Russell Strert, mar 12?2m A the Engine House. Fowler's Patent Adding MACHINE. THIS 18 NO HUMBUG BUT A GENC ine indispensable requisite of every Rook Keeper Accountant, Weigher, and Measurer, combining Simplicity with Ac curacy, and rapidity. Is so conn true ted that it cannot pot si til if make an rrror. Can be worked by anyone of ordinary aliluy after ten minute* practice. Don't Kai i. to send for a C liter i. a in, HOI NEST & MARTIN Owners of the Patent Right for So. Ca. tt Georgia. P. O. Boa 385. Charleston 8 C. County A City Rights for sale at such low prices aad terms that with energy any young man can make money. apt 2 lm DlSSOI.UTION.-Ttie FIRM heretofore existing under the name and style of CANNON A HALL is this day Dis solved by mutual consent. Mr. J. J. Cannon will 8ETTLE all DEBTS of the FIRM, and all persons wiR make pay ment to him. i JA8. J. CANNON, March 29, 1870. C. H. HALL, apl 2 fit 14iXE?UTOR\S XOTIC*:.?All 2j persens having demands agaiunt the Es tate of the late Mrs. Mary Raysor, deceased, will present the same property attested, at the office of Messrs. ltlar A Dibble, or to the undersigned. All persons indebted to said Estate will make payment as above. WILLIAM C. MOSS, April 1. 1870. Qualified Executor.' apl 2 lm Notice of Dismissal NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON the Gth day of May, 1870. I will file ray Final Accounts with the Honorable T C. Andrews, Judge of Probate, and ask for Letter* of Dismissal as Administrator of the Estate of Phillip Joiner, deceased JOSIAH D. S.MOAK, apl 0?4t Administrator. Notice of Dismissal. T\TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1\ on the 9th day of May, 1870, Mra. Caro line A. Milhous will apply for Letters of Dis missal as Administratrix of Ae Estate of H. W. Milhoes. THAU. C. ANDREW8, apl 9?It Judge of Probate. Notice of Dismissal NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON the 18th day of April next, F. J. Cri der, will apply for Letters of Dismissal as Administrator of the Estate of C. M. Far tick, deceased. THAD. C. ANDREWS, mar 20?4t Judge of Probate. Notice of Dimissal NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1 will, on the 3d day of May, 1870. Hie my final account with the Honorable Judge of Probate for Orangeburg County, as Guardian of Miss Margaret L. Johnson, and ask for Letters of Dismissal. J. W. II. DUKES, April 1, 1870. Guardian. *pl 2 4t NOTICE. Richard Magrill, 1 Petition t8 > for Mary M. Bair, Adm'x. et. al. j Ac't, Ac. By an order made ia the above stated case, all persons having demands against the Es tate of John V. Hair, dec-used, are required to present and prove the same before the Judge of Probate on or before the 1st day of May next, or they will be debarred payment. T. C. ANDREWS, April 1, 1870. Judge of Probate, apl 2 4t <Im!itl?ir?Uor'M Not I??.?All _ persons having demands against the .state of John Humph, or the Estate of Elisabeth Humph are hereby notified to pre sent the <ame properly attested to CHURCHWELL A. CROWELL, Administrator of said Estate, mar 26 fit WANTED.- Milt Hands, l,oB CUTTERS and HAULERS. Apply to MEDICUS RICKENBAKER, At Patrick Jennings' Steam 8aw Mill, ? on the Cannon's Bridge Road, 6 miles from Orangeburg C. H. Jan T) 6m eng 19 NOW IS YOUR TIME! k NOT!I Kit LARGE LOT OF FIRST wet o i&?\>W&.l?$tfar e \tl\\ juat received, ?od will be sold at greatly REDUCED RATES, corresponding with the | fall in gold. , \ I will warrant my STOVES to give perfect Satisfaction. PRINTED DIRECTIONS gi??m with ***h Steve, showing how to* use thetn, Ac. Please call end examine my Stock before you buy, and satisfy yourselves!hat I can do better with you than persons who know not h ing .whatever about the Stove?business You know the GOOD OLD ADAGE, every MAN te HJ 8 TRADE. Say nothing?but Saw Wood. Yours truly, ' jtfj 81?apl 2? ly WM. WlLLCOCK. : A* k p i. is m I WHOLESALE. ' THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY informs the Citizens of Orangeburg and surrounding Country that he has opened at thie place a Choloe Lot of the Best brands of NORTH CAROLINA TOBACCO, which he is prepared to offer them at very low figures as he gets the Tobaeco direct from Manufacturer and sells at Manufactu rer's prices. Call and examine samples, and judge for yourselves at the store next to M. McMas ter's. M?.D. BAILEY, mar '20 * Ira .:??- - . ? hH Price Reduced. The South Western Printing and Publish ing Association huvc completed arrangements whereby they are enabled to supply mail subscriber s, either singly, or in clubs, with the Loading Magazines and Weeklies, at publishers' lowest club rates?either cf the "following $4.00 Periodicals at $8.00 per an num, vii: Harper's Magazines, Harper's Weekly, Harper's Bazur. Atlantic Monthly, The Galaxy, Putnam's Magazine, Appleton's Journal. Lippincntt's Magazine, black wood's Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper, Old and New, The Chimney Corner, Hearth and Home. Either of the ftltowing $8.00 Peri odicals at $2.25, via.: Godoy's Ladies' Book, Madame Dumorest's Monthly. The Phrrnolo gical Journal. The following $2.60 Periodi cal at $2.60, via,: The Riverside, Pacard's Monthly. The Ladies'- Friend. Tke follow ing $5.00 Periodicals at $4.00, via.: The Eleclic Magazine, Every SaJurday, The Nation. The folia wing published at $2.00 at $1.50. viz : The Yoftng Folks. T. S. Arthur's Home Magazine, Pctcrson'a Maga zine. Address, S. W. Printing ami Publishing Association, Care Box 410, Cincinati, Ohio, mar 20 lm KENTUCKY CREAM CRACKERS, &c, &c. JCBT nKCBIVKn AT TIIK COURT HOUSE STOKE. A fresh supply of KENTUCKY CRAEM CRACKERS. GINGER 8!PAPS, and SODA BISCUIT. EXTRA FAMILY 3 LOI U fresh Ground at Augusta, Ga. COFFEES AND SUGARS. reduced to keep pace with the appreciated Currency. KEROSENE OIL at reduced price, best quality. ALSO A fresh supply of theORICINAL and on ly GENUINE KKNENCE OF COFFEE. JOHN A. HAMILTON. at the Court Route Store, mar 20 ly oct 2 Just Received at DR. OLITEROS' 1^RESII HARDEN SEEDS?4HJCI1 AS ' Onion Sets, Cabbage, Turnips, Reddish, tiect, Beans, Carrot, Celery, Collards, Oorn, Cucumber, Egjj Plant, Kohl Raid, Leek, Let tuce. Mustard, Okra, Parsley, Parsnips. IVp per. Salsify, Quash, Spinach. Tomato, Ac. Dr. OLIV i KOS respectfully calls the at tention of t he public to his VARIED anil WELL SELECTED Stock of MEDICINES, wince he warrants pure end reliable. Iiis long experience in the dispensing and compounding of Medicine* warrants him in saying that all those of his own manufacture .-ire guarranteed pure in every particular. E. J. 0 LAV EROS, M. D., jan 8 Druggist and Pharmaceutist. IN THE CO!'KT OF PRORATE. Whereas A. O. Holman hath applied 10 me for Letters of Adlnlatratloh, on the E-stnie- of James W. Barber late of Orangeburg County, deceased. These are therefore to cite and admonish all ami singular the kindred and creditors of the said deceased, to be and appear before me at a Court of Probate for the said Coun ty, to be holden nt Orangrhurg <,n tho l:tth day of April. 1N70, at lO o'clock A. M. to show cause if any. why the said Adminis tration should not be granted. Given under my hand and the Seal of the Court, this 29th day of March, A. D. 18ti5?, and the ninety-fourth year of Ameri can Independence. THAI). C. ANDREWS, apl 2?21 Judge of Probate. PEEI.Elt COTTON SEED. A few Uushels of the above seed, war ranted Pure and Genuine, grown from Seed direct from Vinkshurg, \iiss. For sale by JOHN I). STOCK ER, 60 Russell Street, feb 5?tf Corner of Church. DlfkMon Need. 100 flu a ho Im of Select Cotton Seed, raised from ??Diekson's Select Seed- The quality guaran teed. For sale in quantities to suit purcbas I ers. Apply to JAMES BROWNE, jan 75- tf At Cm trail! & Vince's Store. o Sp a. JEFFORDS & CO., COItNER R. R. AVENUE AND Rt7S|^ELL-ST. FFER8 TO TH I PEOPLE OF ORANGEBURO COUNTT GatO43?atl?0~AT RE $3 00 per Gallon 2 00 per Gallon 1 W per Gallon gibson s xxx whiskey (a pure old Cohn wh?*kev /^\ old bourbon whi8key A L ARGE LOT OF FLOUR, BACON AND SALT CONSTANTLY ON HAND. DRY GOODS, SHOES AND HATS. ? salt $2.15 per sack. Give im a call and see for jourselree before purchasing elsewhere. uiar 12 T. A. JEFFORDS & CO. P SPRING IS HERE! AND 80 IS MY * NEW SPRING GOODS!!! CONSISTING OF DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES & GROG Flour, Very Low, Powder and Shot, &c. ALSO Fresh Fruits of every Description SOLD LOW FOR CASH AT J. W. PATTERSON, niar 5 c ly Bj|L ^ c b l: 5- s t ocker 59 8 32 IHAVE JUST RECEIVED AND NOW OPENING A SMALL LOT of Spring Calicoes und Dress Goods, which I :n Offering Cheap fur Cash. Please give me a call before purchasing. Also the usunl assortment of Hunts, Shoes Grocerses, Liquors, &c. Auotbcr lut uf those Fatuous Prize Roxea. JOHN D. STOCKER, 50 Russell Street Corner Church. uiar 5 \ aug 23 ly *4 NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! S JOHN DAVIS & GO. NEW STORE next to TREAD WELL'S HOTEL, RUSSELL STREET, ORANGEBURG, S. C, And Respectfully offers to their Friends and the Public Generally, Goods as CHEAP as can be purchased from "Any other Man." consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Liquors, Hardware, &c. Just Keceivoi! n full assortment of Fresh Irish Potntoes, Onion Setts, and Garden Seed. HIGHEST MARKET PRICE Paid for Country Produce. mr. P. SALVO is with me and will be happy to see his friends and the public generally jaa 29 ly W. T. M?LLER, GROCER AND LIQUOR DEALER. SELLS FROM JANUARY 1st, 1870 FOR CASH ONLY.-^i Keeps a well Assorted Stock of CHOICE GROCERIES, also DRIED FRUIT, WHITE BEANS, DUTCH HER RINGS, and PICKLED CUCUM BERS iu Barrel. Constantly on baud CINCINNATI LAGER, EDINBURG ALB, CABI NET, WHEAT and WEDDING WHISKEY, FRENCH BRANDY and HOLLAND GIN. All of tho above warranted to be GENUINE. jan 29 nov 13?ly W. T. MULLRR. THE BALL IN MOTION. Decline in GOLD is Having its Elfect -:o: Seeing is BeUeving\ and if you Wish to Believe CALL AT GE0. H. CORNEL SON'S STORE, As we for a short time, intend offering for CASH, a LARGE POBTION of OUR STOCK, which, in comparison to the REAL VALUE, will look aa if wo wish to GIVE THE GOODS AWAY. Como OFTEN and come EVERY DAY. GEO. H. CORNELSON. jan 22 oct 3 k ly GREATEST INVENTION OF THE .A. G Si,! S I .Hill x-. ' ;/; Cheapness, Durability, Convenience AtiKXTS WASTE!) To Sell our Celebrated GOLDEN FOU NTAIN PEN.tt? Acknowledged by nil who linve used them to be the best Pen umde or . old in "(bis MMntrv No hfahlajrt No soiled fldcru ! Sixty lines written with OIL4 p"nofiuk! Will outwear any steel pen ever made. Bankers, merchants, teacher* and all chiases, endorse them in the highest terms of prats- - Put up in neat Slid bW'm. No. 1. for general use; No. 2. medium ; No. ?'(, fov ladies' use or fine nantuanshirj. Liberal Commi**inn to A<j<nts! We are prepared to give any cnergei jc per. son taking the agency of these Pens, a* eosa taission which will pay $200 per month. Wo invite all persons wishing employment, to ?end for samples and circulars. Two Sample Boxes Mailed for ?0 cents. Address WKSTEKN PUBLISHING Cfc.. Indianapolis, Ind.. mar 12?tf Manufacturers Aecut. METALIC CASES. THK UNDRBSI6NED 11 AS ON HAND all of the various Sixes of the above Cases, which ean be furnished immediately ou ap plication. Ahm manufactures WOOD COFFINS ?? usual, and at the shortest nntioe. Apply to mar 6?Cm TT. MOOS, Carriage Manufacturer. m ? jig* ? .i. i CAROLIN^ BITTERS. A ?ELIGHTF?Y. TONIC Wo take great pleasure in offering tire OLD CARODINA HITTERS to the public. They arc compounded with great care, and contain some of the best Ton ics in the Fharma'eopia. As evidenco of the superiority of our BITTERS over all other*, we have certificates from many of the lend ing physicians iniour State, who hnve pre scribed them in their prnc'.ice. The OLD CAROLINA BITTKRN Will be found iuv.ilunble for Want of Appetite, General Debility, Chills and Fev> r, ami Dyspepsia. Wo do not offer our BITTEllS aa a cure for all diseases, but us an Arottiatie Tonic, they have no equal. For sale by Diuggists and Gi\?cers every where. Priacipal Depot. GOODRICH, WIN EM AN & CO., importers of Choice Drugs and Chemi cals, Charleston, S. C. mar & ly FAR ^1 E 31 S! INCREASE YOUR CROPS AND IM prove your Land, by using PHffiNIX GUANO, Imported by us direct from the Phcroia Islands, South Pacific Ocaan. WIWOX, Olli RS ?fc c<vs Manipulated guano. - 4r. Prepared nt Savannah. Ga.. and Chnrlea toaw^jk C, which hns proved in tkcygwil ike. best Manure in use. FOR SALE BY WILCOX, GIBES & CO. imp0etse3 4 b^alees ik GUANOS. Oft BAY STREET. SAVANNAH, GA. 64 EAST BAY-8T.. CHARLESTON, S. C 841 BROAD STREET. AUGUST A, GA. Also, by. Agent. We also keep PURE No. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO. PURK DISSOLVED DONE. PURE LAND PLASTER. For further information, address as above for circular, or subscribe to Southern -ly/? eulturalixi. published by IV. C. .Muemurphy A Co., at Augusta and Savannah, Qan at the low price of 2*>c. per annum. dec 4 The State of South Carolin;?. OjRANGKBURG j In EyUITY. John D. D. Fnircy, ) Bill for Injunction, to set aside vs. I Irregular pruccd Burns D. Myers, Ex'or. j ing*,l>? mnrshnll I HH?fTs, and for of E. J. W. Myers, et nl J Rolief. It appearing to my satisfaction that Sarah Pulmnn, and-Pultuan, her husband, Elis abeth Holly and - Holly, her husltand. four of the Defendants to said Bill, are absent from, and reside beyond the limits of this Stute, on motion of Messrs. lilsr k Dibble, Solicitors for Complainant, it is ordered: that the said Defendnnis do appear, and plead, answer or demur to said Bill within forty days from this dale, or an order pro confesao will be granted against them. Clerk's Office, ) GEo. l'.ol.lYKR, Orangeburg, S. C, V C. <\ P. Feb. 24, 1870. J fe% 2A nt WASTED IM tf 1:1 > IA T r. I, Y. 30 GOOD HANDS to work on the PORT ROYAL RAILROAD. Pay* $20 prr Mouth and Rations, also Free Irajtaporta, tion to the Polut of Road. Appy to A. E. 81M.Mo.n.n A|cnt -vfeb 12?tf Bamberg, S. I .