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PAINTERS NOTICE.

L AlN lEh y NOIlVE.
TIME UNDERSIGNED BEGs LEAVE TO IN
form the Citizens Of Orangeburg and sur
rounding Districts TINT he is now prepared to do
HOUSE PAINTING, GRAININa, MARBLING,
GLAZING AND PAPER HANGING,
ALSO ST
CALCSINTERING G,
OLD PLASTERED WALLS
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Country Produce mt MARKET RATES, will be
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thrown omit, The whole field has been ma
inpreds and its productive capacity doubled, at
a.costof 500 90. 4
I'd. The -cornsis to be planted in this field of
so acres the next year. Another will be pro-;
pared for cotton. The preparation for the
corn crop will consist simply Of q deep plough
ing lin the winter, to.intermix theraw cotton
weed andapen manure thoroughly with the soil,
and free application Of well-rotted manure
and cotton seed to the hill, where the corn
shall be planted This manure is to come
from the compost heap, or be manufactured by
a process will describe in my next article
8. The small grain will follow the corn, and
require nothing but a deep ploughing Of the
soil and to be throughorly narrowed in. The
manures applied to tho cotton two years before,
and to the corn one year before, will leave
the soil in a fine condition for wheat, rye and
oats.
In ten years. this process will make any hill
farm in Clark or jackson county, as rich as a
''rivcr BOTTOM" and worth $50 00per acre!
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Wheat in the Southern States.

Ma'yland.- nd.-Rcports four per cent increase
ofacreago in Winter wheat, with 80 por cent
better promise from present condition. No
Spring wheat,
Nryina-Thrty- three per cent increase in
acreage Winter wheat; very little Spring
wheat grown; the former promising 100 and
the latter 8 per cent better than last year.
North Carolina.-Eight per cent increase
in acreage Winter wheat and not much Spring
wheat sown; the former being 40 and the lat
Der 30 per cont better in appearance than at
same time last season.
South Carolina.-About ten per cent in
crease Of acreage in Winter wheat, and about
90 per cent better in condition than last year
-1Mbomu --Abcat. seven per cent increase
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Of acreage ii Winter wheat present condition
60 per cent better than last year.

Of acreage III Winter wheat present condition
go per cent better than last year.
Mississippi. per cent increase in
acreage of Winter wheat, and the present con-
dition is given at 23 per cont better than
last year.
Iermessee.-Increase of acreage reaches 25
per cent as compared with last year, and the
appearance of the crop at the present time is
80 per cent better; limited breadth of Spring
wheat, with 80 per cent better condition.
Arkansas.- Thirty per cent increase in acre
age and ten per cent advance over last year in
condition of the crop.
Louisiana.-Fifteen per ceut increase in
acreage of Winter wheat, but condition about
the same as last year.
Teras-So far as reported, there is de-
crease of from IL to Is per cent in acreage of
Winter wheat, while the present condition at
20 per cent below last year at same date. The
crop of last year, however, was large.
Georgia.-Forty counties report IL per cent
increase in aorcage of Winter wheat, and about
GO per cent advance in prospect of crop. The
crop was not more than half an average.
Kentuclty.-Forty counties J report Eve per
cont more acreage of winter wheat, while the
present condition is given as so per cent bet
ter than at same time last year, when the yeild
was considerably below average
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AGRICULT UlRAE, &C.
What ON Old HAN Would Do if He Were
Now Young.
ii!
NUMBER III.
NUMBER II.

EDIToRs SOUTHERN CULTIVATION I'm nv
my former article on this subject, I divided my
middle country farm, Il would have nothing to
DC with "river bottoms" or erich sections -
Middle Georgia or Alabama is my Arcadia, J
into three fields of SO acres each. Essentially
my system Of "ditching," is the SLOW, safe old,
: only sufficient one of terracing. I will defend
it when somebody shall dare to attack it. At
present propose to report the mode of pro-
ceodingg necessary to enrich the fasm, and in
: crease its productiveness The rotation is as
follows:
LIST. The 90 acres intended for cotton.
: :, "a. The 90 acres intended for corn.
,sal 3d., The so acres intendci for wheat oats
and rye.
At.l Early in the fall, begin to prepare the SO
Acres for cotton, (after the 1st year it will al
ways be the stubble upon which the corn or
small grain has been grown.) 1st: Having per-
fected the mounds rocks, walls, &c. let it be
turned UNDER" with its coat of straw and
grass. I'd. Lay it off in deep burrows, with
s'turn-plow; let the burrows be three feet apart
mot less and certainly not much more. Sd.
0n the fiat, damp places, fill these furrows
with Soak. leaves, rotten trash and in conven-
lent places, with black mud or muck, and
cover them up with turn-plow The leaves,
7 '&e.,'will be rotting the next summer and fall,
just In time to increase the number and en-
!!..:.sss !..:.5s tiio ttiiio size of the bolls,
Noy as to the poor hill-tops. They must
lbe made rioh. For this purpose, build CON-
mon rail pens upon them. Into these pens
put layer Of leaves, and layer of muck,
and as the layers are put in, moisten
the whols contents, leaves and muck. with
lime water, into which salt has h5esn mixed
Say bushels Of lime to / Of salt for
10 foot pen, Two active hands, with in OK.
cart OF two-hofso wagon, can put up II such a
pen in a day Twenty-Five such pens will sup.
J Ply manure enough to till up all the remaining
furrows in tho field. When planting time
comes, or little before, lot the pens be taken
down, rails put on the nearest fence, the ma
nure deposited on the open burrows, and beds
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'"The Church Of the Strangers,
NEW YORK,
REV. DR. DEEMS. Postor.

CtTRANGERs VISITING NEW YORK AnE RE-
- spectfully informed that congregation, com.
posed of Christians of different Protestant denom-
nations, has been organized under the Pastoral
charge of the Rev. Charles +. Deems b. D.,
The service is held morning and night In the
Large Chapel Of the University, i've blocks wes,
Of :;;,c New York Hotel
The Pastors residence anl post Office address is
,21 West 34th Street, Strangers in the city, who
are sick or in Distress may Irrr,y va,i uI-:.,-p.s
Deems for pastoral service. 50
When any member of any Church comes to New
York to engage in business. let him call promptly ON
tho Pastor uf the Church of the strangers. Espe-
cialy lot this be done in the of y>s,lng who
will have % coY>al welcome
june Is tt
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STEVENS HOUSE,
p. 23. % .t 27 Brondray, ". +.
Opposite Bowling Green.

G f. L 20 FEAN PLAN.
vv1rt SrEvENs HOUSE is weIlnnd widely known
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The STEVENS HOUSE has liberal accommoda-
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season-at moderate rates.
The rooms having been refurnshed and remodel
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comfort and pleasure of our guests.
GEO. X. CHASE CO.,
june Tin Proprietors.
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IN EQUITY,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLlNA,) nmto
FIX Rel Solicitor. Pcrpctuate
In Re Lost Documents. Testimony.
Application having been mado by William II.
Ehney TO provo the existence loss and contents of
Deed of Release made by William II. Corbett in the
year 1860 to said applicant, upon motion of Mcssrs
Illusions y Legarc, Solicitors it is ordered, That all
persons who desire so to do, may appear and cross
examine the evidence md introduce evidence in re-
ply before me on tho 30th day of July A. D., 1897.
Commissioner Office, Y.D. V. JAMlSON,
Orangeburg c. II, Commissioner.
April 80, 1867 may 4 XII eom-3
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IN EQUITY.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

14N HSOII
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT
The Statc Of South Carolina, In Re.
Ex. Rel. Sorr. Southern Circcuit. ! Lost Documents
Application having been made by Joseph II. Nor
gan prove the pnst existence loss and contents of
tho last Will and Testament of Martin Friday de-
ceased,--on motion Of Illusions & Lcgarc Solicitors
for applicant, it is ordered That all persons who
desire so to do have leave TO appear and ex-
anime the evidence produced and introduce evi-
dencc i'll reply before me tho 18th day of Sep
tcmbcr next.
Commissioners Office, VD. " JAMESON,
Orangeburg G. H., Commissioners
June ~, 1867.
june Is xii 8m