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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-08
In Equity.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

The State Ex Rcla;ionc, Bill to
Solicitor Southern Circuit, Perpctunte
In re los, Documents. testimony
Application having been made by Mrs. Eliza
Robinson, to prove the existence loss and contents
Of q deed of conveyance TO her from James Cannon
Of u lot Of land situate in town of Orangeburg,
fronting on middleton Street, and measuring on ,le
front one hundred and seven ice ana bounded on
the North by lot of W. 4. Lighfoot, on the cast by
lot of c. Whittcmorc ana VIM NJ lIutson, on the
south by lot of the said Eliza Robinson and c..
"htcmorc aud the west by Middleton Street
On motion Of Mcssrs Ilnr & Dbblc Solicitors
it is ordered, That al persons who desire so to do,
mny appear and cross-cyamiue the evidence pro-
inced' and Introduce evidence in reply before me
ON he first day Of October a. d. 1863,
Commissioner . Office, J V. ID. V. JAMESON,
or"ngeb"rgC H., 8. c., Commissioner.
June 20 1868.
july i I'll
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lin Equity,
In Equity.

III LII E1tltlIUy,
OR4ANGEBUIG. DISTRICT.
sosisr Ss ss sss;heT sd nSc,saf cirea ,rps.,s n,s
In re lost Documents. T.cstimony
Application having been made by David Fnrtck
to prove the existence, loss and contents Of tlccd
of Conveyance from wm Cooper, Margaret Cooper
D. F. Cooper, Joel a. Cooper, and Mary ]. Cooper,
Of South Carolina, containing I54 acres, more or
less On motion Of AIessrs. IxIar& Dibl,ic Solicit
tors. is ordered, That all persona who desire so
to do may appear before me on the 1th day Of
August next, to cross examine the evidence pro-
ducc,l and introduce evidence in reply.
Commissionors Office, ~ ". D.sE.JASlISON,t ~.
Orangcburg G. H., Commissioner.
May l5, 1868. 5e.SaSiA 81 ss.ttiia5ss
mny IL I'd
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EiNAL NOTKCE,---yyE REGRET
4 the necessity which forces tis 10 put all eur
Notes and Accounts in tho hands of IN Attorney
and Magistrate for collection, and those az our
friends who desire to cost do 30 by calling
on W. D. DcTrcvillc CIlAS. BULL. & co.
sept % N1 tfS1v
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Ladies Mutual Aid Association
CHARLESTON, S. c.

TBNiE object Of this ASSOCIATION is TO assist
deavors to support themselves and families
Orders for all kind of NEEDLE WORK will be
neatly and promptly executed for which the Asso-
ciation will be- responsible
Also, Southern Preserves, .Jclics, Wines Cor
dias and Pickles &C., arc made under its auspices,
and the Quality Guaranteed.
For the benefit of friends abroad, we give n
list of some of tic Preserves, &c.:
Ormgc Pineapple and Peach Marmaladc Preserves,
Lemons, Citrons,
Vest ln,lia and Ogccchec Lines,
Blackberry,
Plum and Ounce Jcllics,
Wines, Cnr,liuls,
Peach and Apple Leather,
Crystalincd Fruits,
Picked Shrimps and Oysters
All orders for Work. Preserves, &c, to be ad
dressed to Mrs. LEE Superintendent
AT the Depository,
No Chalmers Street, Charleston.
iuly
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ERUHVHAND NURSERY. ANGUS
II TA, Ga.-We offer for The Fuli Planting. ~
very large and superior stock OF Fruit Trees, Grape
Vines, Strawberry Plants, Roses, Evcrgrcens, Or
namenta! Trees and Shrubs, Bedding and Green
iionse Plants Descriptive and wholesale Cata-
logucs mailed on application to
j BERCKMANS.
Jniy io-3m' Augusta, Ga
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Fruit Trees.

/. When fruit trees occupy the ground
nothing else shoulI-excopt very short grass
q. Fruitfulness and growth of the tree can
not be expected the same year.
g. There is no plum that the curculio will
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OaASaEBuRo DIsrRicT.
In the Common. Pleas.
Attachment.
Henry Bischof & Go.
vs.
Bailcy & Bro

vs.. Attachment.
Bailey s. Bro $50. 7y.ssf3
Whereas the Plaintiffs did on the ltll day OF
April, 1868, file their declaration against the De.
fcndnnis who, (as it is said are absent from and
without the limits Of this State, and have neither
wifc or Attorney known within the same, upon
whom " copy Of said Declaration may be served;
I'm motion Of Mcssrs Izlnr & Dibble, Plaintiffs
Attorneys it is ordered, That the said Defendants
do appear and plead TO the said Declaration on or
before the 18th day of April, which viii bsin
ycnY of our Lord one to,,saff..ssll nrss mn;
final and nbs6lute i,demsi.
will then be given and awarded against them
Clerks Office, j. +. ROBINSON,
April ! ith, 1858. )ti9 asss ~ sass c. c. r.
ari IL oc3m lam
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The st. Johnsburg Cdeelonta= says that in
its Vormont exchanges Of last wcok it counted
ciShty-thrcc cases of sunstroko, Of which
twcnty-ninc proved fatal.
1t may look somewhat romantic, but it is
asserted as II fact, that one third Of the hun
drcd and sixty Chicago milkmcn havo bcon
found to sell the pure article
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HELBEIss HOUSE,
(FoRNHRLY Nua. DInpLYa,)
2SI KING STREET,

2S4 KING STREET,
Betartn W,nncorh and Mu-cl Streets, and
,oitiin three m'nutes ,cdlk Of all III.
Principal Wholesale and Retail
Houses Of Mcctin2 King and Hnyne Streets,
and The Post Office, Charleston, s. g.
The City Railway, which runs to ench extremity
of the City, il within fifty yards OF the house.
TERMS OF BOARD:
Board hy the day......... ..........S2 so
Wcck.....,... 90 to Sl5 GO
liENnB SrARNIcK, Mrs B. IILpERs
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-11-07
ADVERTISING
JOB PRINTING G.
All kinds of JOB WORK executed with
ucatness and dispatch. and on moderate term

NgS- From and after this date all Sheriff S
Constables' and other legal sales. advertised,
in the CHRONICLE. must be paid for on the
day Of sale. punctually. We hold none but
the officers responsible for their payment
Mgy- Transient advertisements must be paid
IN advance. Job-work paid on delivery, in
udyiabiy. ~.
@r All regular advertisers will be rcqul-
red to settle on the first of every month. Our
city advertisers will be required to pay up
every three months.
NS- Advertisements will becontinued until
ordered out and collection enforced. All ad-
vertisements should have marked upon them
the number Of insertions required.
Ma. There will be no deviation from the
above established terms and rules OF business
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-11-07
A FEW years AGO, at the conclusio!

A FEW years ago, at the conclusion
of sermon, the preacher requested
some one to pass around the hat and
stake up-a collection. A young man
jumped up and commenced "circulat-
in the hat in such way as to finish
the job at the door and pass out with
the proceeds. The preacher eyeing him
as he went out, observed: "If that
young man runs away with that money
he'll be damned" A deacon sitting
by the window seeing him make of
down the street, responded: "And il
he hasn't run away with that money,
I'll be d-d."
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-11-07
A woRrHy deacon in a town

A WORTHY deacon in a town some
where in North America, gave notice
at prayer meeting, the other night, of
a church meeting that was to be held
Immediately after, and unconsciously
added, aThere is 20 objection to the
female brethren remaining" This was
equaled by the clergyman who told in his
sermon last Sunday. of a very affecting
scene, where "there wasn't dry tear
iu the house,"
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-11-07
ABOUT WHIsKERs.-" Of all things"

ABOUT WHIsKERs-"O Of all things -
says the Dublin University Magazine,
"avoid vulgar whisker. This is OF
various kinds. A short, scrubby, in
domicable red whisker is vulgar whis-
ker; weak, fuzzy, white moth eaten,
mouldy whisker is vulgar whisker
twisting, twining, sentimental, cork
screw of a whisker, is a vulgar whisker
big, black, bluff, brutal whisker is a
vulgar whisker; mechanical, method
ical, master-of-artsical diagram of a
whisker is vulgar whisker. Whatever
is not one of these will do.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-11-07

CARELESS BRIDEGRooM.-A mar
riage was to have taken place in Suisun
on Wednesday last, but the bridegroom
failing to make his appearance at the
appointed time, one of the guests went
to hunt him up, found him in whisky
mill, and "endeavored to punch his
head" Three rounds were fought, and
the guest was .'cleaned out" The
marriage did not come off.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-11-07

GAY SrEED.-Two jockeys in Illi-
nois agreed to swap horses without see-
ing them-if either refused a forfeit of
FIVE dollars was to be paid. One trotted
out sorry looking steed, and the other
appeared with a wood -sawyer's horse
on his back. The latter says he got the
worst of the bargain.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-11-07

A SpRISGY CHIcKEN.-"W Waiter, is
this spring chicken? Most remarka-
ole fowl | ever attempted an assault
upon !" Yes, sir, nice spring chicken;
nothing else at this establishment
Don't you see, sir, it springs every
time you try to put knife into it p
Customer realizes the sad fact; and
after half hours futile exercise of the
knife and fork, calls for plate Of hash.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-11-07
NEW GUNSNITTlI SHOP
Hotel d'Europe.
CORNER OF MAIN AND LAFAYETTE STREET
MOKELUMNE HILL

CORNER OF MAIN AND LAFAYETTE STKEETS
M0KELUMNE HILL
TyHE undersigned would respectfully an
i nounce to the public, that he has COM
pleted his Hotel-having added stone front
and fitted it up in the most approved style.
The rooms are spacious and airy and have
been fitted up with NEW FURNITURE
throughout. One of the largest and finest
Fl a Il s
in the State, for the accommodation of dan
cling parties, is attached to the house.
The Hotel will be kept on the European plan.
Travellers and others will find it first class
House.
The BAR win be constantly supplied with
the best of Liquors and Cigars.
Guests will always be furnished with the
best the market affords, and no pains will be
spared to make their sojourn at the HOTEL
d EUROPE pleasant and agreeable.
Charges moderate to suit the timss.
GEORGE LEGER.
Mok. Hill, January 25, ls647jys'67:tf.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-11-07

What harm is there in a glass of
wine? None. All the harm is when
the glass of wine is in you.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-11-07

SUGGESTION FOR SENSIBLE GIRLS.
The difference between plain young
lady and pretty one is in general mere
ly the difference between two different
arrangements of fat and cellular tissues.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-11-07

THE FIREsIDE.-Pleasant is the
breakfast hour, and cheerful is the
meeting when, refreshed by peaceful
siumber. the different members of the
family assemble round the table to take
their morning repast. At other meals
the family may be divided, but, gener-
ally, here all are assembled. The busy
cares, the hurried turmoils of the day,
have not disturbed the spirit all is
peace, cheerfulness, and joy. But
pleasant as the breakfast table is, there
is another more interesting. The point
of attraction is the freside, and the
groups of beings that gather round it,
The freside! where is there a heart
that does not glow at the very name? +?
where is there spirit that does not
spring forward to join the frcside party?
At the breakfast table, when the sun
is mounting the skies, the table boun-
teously spread, and the cup running
over, with health in the cheek and ami
nation in the eye, there ought to be a
warm gush of grateful emotion to the
Giver of all good but still a warmer
gush will be required suitably to ac-
knowledge the more delightful enjoy
ment Of domestic fireside Whatever
may have been your occupation or your
cares, however tried with disappoint-
ments and ruffied with unexpected evils,
it is all over now for the day at least.
The sun has gone down, the shadows
of night prevail. The winds are blow
ing without, but the fire is sparkling.
The shutters are closed, the curtains
are drawn; there is yet an hour that
may be passed peacefully and pleasantly,
let it be passed at the freside. In the
days Of our boyhood often have we sat
by the freside, with half dozen rosy
faced companions. We had our books;
played at the games in which young
people delight; roasted our apples; told
long stories, and laughed till the room
rang again for our hearts were as light
as though there was no such thing as
care in the world. The future hour
and the future year were always bright
we feared nothing, and hoped every
thing; as we grew older we should
surely be happier The freside is
chartered space endeared by thousand
afectionate recollections.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-11-07

| AL DUDLEY's SToRIEs.-The fol-
lowing we're told by A. P. Dudley, at
Sacramento, and are clipped from his
speech as reported by the Record:
The other day 1 was travelling in So
noma county-one of the Democratic
counties last year. While there had
occasion to address a singular class of
people. there found men from Bragg's
and Prices armies, who told me they
had been in the rebel service, and
from their appearance presumed they
had. While l was talking about the
State being sure to go for Grant, one of
them walked up to me and said" I'll
bet you dollar and half Sonoma
don t go for him." told him that re-
minded me of circumstance where two
gentlemen we're talking politics in the
cars when a Milleri.e, with pale and
haggard face and sunken eye, said to
them "This conversation is very pain
full to me, for before this Presidential
election comes off this world will have
been destroyed, and Jesus Christ will
reign not only President of the United
States but of the world" when a slut
tering Democrat jumped up, and run
ming his hand into his pocket up to
his elbow, said: "I-I-Ill be bet you
f-f We dollars h-th-t that Kentucky
don't go for him. Uproario1s laugh
ter. Now, Notwithstanding we will
reduce their majority from what it was
last year some .our or five hundred, yet
| think it stands the same chance of
going for Grant that Kentucky does for
Jesus Christ. Loud laughter. 1t
was said that when Seymour was nomi-
mated, an old man rushed through the
crowd and grasped Seymour by the
hand and every eye was wet with tears.
Well, that reminds me of what occurred
short tfme since. A man had buried
his wife, who meeting neighbor few
days after, was thus accostcd: "How
do you feel?" He replied: 4" Pretty
well" " " But you did not feel very we'll
the other day when your wife died 1
never saw man carry on so in my life,'
said the man. "Where did you see
ME 2" The neighbor said, sat the
house, "Ahn' said the man, "You
ought to have seen me at the grave"
Vociferous laughter. Now, if the
Democratic party felt so bad as to shed
tears when Seymour was nominated,
you ought to see them on the third of
November next Screams of laughter ]
You'll see them stealing Union music,
saying: "Dear mother, I've come home
to die Loud laughter. In a few
weeks later they will steal more, thus:
On. on the boys come marching.
Even now l hear them at the door,
So, farewell, my Mary Ann,
Try and do the best you can,
And I'll never vote for Seymour any more.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-11-07

Know yes Under your honied words
There turks a serpent; your oaths are lies
There's lustful fire in your hungry hearts.
see it flaming up in your eyes!
Cling to them, ladies. and shrink from me,
Or rail at my boldEess-well have you
dones
Madam, your husband Knows me well,
Mothor 7 e1oxv vour SON
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-11-07

Tell me what is done to the selfish wretch
Who tempts and riots in woman's fall :
HIS fatLer curses and casts him off:
His friends forsakes He is scorned Of all !:
Not he: his judges are men like himself
Or thoushtiess women, who humor their
whim:
" Young blood -" Wild OATS" Better
husf- it up;''
They soon forget it in him
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-11-07

But stand too long in the shadow here,
Let me out in the light again.
Now for insult. blows perhaps,
And better STILL my own disdain!
I take my place in the crowd of men.
Not like the simple women I see;
You may cheat them, men, IS much as yo'
please;
You wear no masks for me.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-11-07

But go your way. and I'll go mine;
Call me opprobrious names if you will
The truth is bitter, think have lied;
"a harlot!" Yes! But a woman still
God said of old to woman like me,
'.Gol sin no more," or your bibles lie;
But you, you mangle His merciful words
TOGO, and sin till You die!"
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-11-07
But look, the river! From where I stand

But look, the river! From where stand
l see i'll almost hear it flow;
Down on the dark and lonely pier
1t is but a step-I can end my woe!
A plunge, splash, and all will be o'er,
The death black waters will drag me down
God knows where! But no matter where,
So I am off the town.
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-11-07

Die! the word has pleasant sound,
The sweetest I've heard for many year
1t seems to promise an end to pain,
Anywhere it will end there!
Suppose throw myself in the street,
Before the horse could trample me down
Some would-be friend would snatch me up
And throw me back on the town!
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-06-04

n NAILS OF ALL KINDS.
" UST received and for sale by
? may BANNER s. Bro.
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4 LOT OF SCYTHES & -SNATHS
s1-A-O : For sale by gf1DANyER Il BRO.
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New Millinery Gvods.

RTEsS MARY MYERS
VA Has just received the lat
est and most fashionable STYLES Of B0NNETS,
HATS, FRAMES, Ribbons. SILhS, MA
LINES, FLOWERS and Wells, which are
offered to the public at prices to suit the times
Bonpets, dresses, &c, made to order at shortest
notice The ladies generally are invited to call
and examine her goods.
Woodstock, April so, 1868.
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Treatise on Deg fness, Cafarrh,
Consumption and Cancer. Fheir causes and means
OF Immediate relief and speedy cure, sent f,ce
gouth 9th Street, Williamsburg, l.. ].
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Wanted
LIVERY MAN (who has a wife) in Shen
IL andoah comfy, Va, to subscribe for

LIVERY MAN who has wiFe1 in Shen-
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"Silre,'s Patent Excelsior Broona,"
the best broom of tie age, in durability, simplie-
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minutes. Everybody takes 1t in Augusta county
Having been appointed Agent for Shenandoah
county VAL will commence canvassing the coqn-
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Moaday May 18th court day should any be missed
my address is
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IRON Of all kinds, in store and for sale by
i may7 BANNER BEo.
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AT ALL RICES
n "A 10 Come and buy new Hat at
may sHF ~ 3e- BANNER & BRO.
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,rABLE OIL CLOTH, OF DIFFERENT
WIDTHS, for sale by D. & BRO.
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GILL & cos PaOSPHATES.
FSsHE NERVE PRESCRIPTION

FOB A PERFECT RESTORATION OF THE
NAHN JUS SYSTEM, causing an Immediate and
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anG Back, lndisposition and Incapacitv for studv
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aversion to Society, Timidity Self-Ds-
trust; Dizziness, Headache, and Sexual Incanacitv
iAeiaeht 70 Doth sexes, for whose benefit it is de-
sisIned, anl whose happiness it wiIlneit it e.
ne most eminent physicians of this country
naFe eAeFted themselves to the utmost to check
lae Increasing fatality origination from the relaxa
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such way that, however shattered or Frustrated.
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Nerves at once, yet with gentleness-restorinc
them to natural state and removing the above
distressing diseases O'0
ooll SEXES more or less, through the prostra-
ZION OF 'tne Nervous 5 ystem, lose their enerov
IN sucn instances the Nerve Presentation MAJ he
renewed upon IN reviying the patient into the Wig
70 OF youth. .
inns prescription is carefully compounded, and
PAT up IN boxes containing q Powders Price So
9Aliso or expressed to any address, with valuable
hygienic advice which will be found beneficial in
the future. DIR. |. CHAUNCY TERRY,
40. 1913 Sixth ST., Philadelphia, Pa
Aug. 29-1y.
From of all kinds, in store and for sale by
may7 BANNER Il BEo.
Il NAILS OF ALL KINDS,
" UsT received and for sale by
may banner BRo.
~ HOOP SKIRTS,
0F THE LATEST STYLES, at
may7 gR9 d BANNER Bro.
FABLE OIL CLOTH, OF DIFFERENT
Z WIDTHS, for sale by D. & BRO.
GTOyE WARE - Butter Jars, &c, for sale by
- BANNER q BRO.
AT ALL RICES.
II 49, Come and buy new Hat at
may e. z 80 se~ BANNER & BRO.
a LOT OF SeYTHES & SNATHS
,se-O-l For sale, BY ~ DAEsER & Bro 9
"A NEW LOT or : - astt1
! A;r.a!h~I 1919 sugars y az q syrups
may sFsEfIt FDASNER BHo%
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GTONE WARE - Butter Jars, &c, for sale by
- ~ BANNER q BRO.
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a. HOOP SKIRTS,
OF THE LATEST STYLES, at
may7 ga s1 & BANNER & Bro.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-20
Incorporated 1885.

JUN hEII, ITtSIUtHI
JUSlAHF. UPDEGRAFF Cashier. jul
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-10-20

THE STEAMBOAT RoBBERY.-This rob
berry is still great mystery. The gen
tleman who was arrested on suspicion
on Sunday, and on whom some two hun
dred and forty dollars in money was
found, was released yesterday. The
clerk of the Hudson could not identify
a single dollar, and the tale that the
accused told about the amount OF
money he had when he left Illinois,
agreed so well with the amount he
now had, minus his expenses, that 1t
seemed to be creditable. He said he
lived in Fauquier county, Virginia, ana
was going home to his mother, wEo was
continually writing to him to come
He came by railroad to Cincinnati,
where he went aboard the Hudson and
came as passenger to this city. JUS
tice Johnston said he could not detain
the prisoner any longer without war
rant. and the Clerk said there was
nothing upon which he could predicate
an indictment. Thus the gentleman
was discharged.
No further clue has been found to-
wards ferreting out the robbery. 1t il
considered by some that the safe wa:
not blown open. The lock is not injur
ed, and but a faint appearance of pow
der is exhibited about the key-hole. l