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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-01

TN BANKRUPTCY.-NO E.-THEo-
DORE CoRDEs, who has been adjudged
Bankrupt on his own petition. having hled his peh-
ton, praying his final discharge, oil creditors,
who have proved their debts. and other persons
in interest," are hereby notified to appear before the
United States Court at Greenyille, on the fourteenth
day of august Instant at 10 o'clock. to show cause,
If any they have, why said prayer be not granted.
BY order of the Court
DAN'L HORLBEcK,
August s2w1 C. D. c. q. 8.
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OOUTH CAROLINA O1STRlCT-lN The
y DISTRICT COURT-IN RE, ISAAC KLEIN, A
BANKRUPT, EX PARTE LUCAS SIMONs, AS
sIGNEE OF l. KLEN-In obedience to the order
of Court made in this case, all persons holding liens
on the real estate of ISAAC KLEIN situated in Barn.
well District are hereby notified to prove the same
before me ct my office In Charleston, on or before
the first Monday in Ausast rert, tor the purpose Of
having the net proceeds of the sale OF said real estate
applied to the payment Of the sdme by the Assignee
according to their legal priority and that In default
thereof, said liens be forever barred.
RIB, CARPENTER,
July Is w3s1 Registrar in Bankruptcy
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TT H. ..s AhBEss, s,a ESQ III HAS AS BE BEES En-
first instant The business will be conducted In this
city and Savannah, Ga, under the same name and
style. sTENHOUSE q co.
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5nsuranff.

DUYAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
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THE STREET CARS WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE.

e%proeramme will be published on Monday.
August
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SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUsr1 1, 1868.

State Democratic Convention.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-15

MENTAL AND Manual LABOR. piof.
sHoRghten, of ,,r,rinitys College, Dsbln3 lias
published some curious chemical cations
Respecting tho relative ainounts ofsphyaical
exhaustion produced by mental and manunl
labor. According to these chemical estimates,
two hours of severe mental study abstract
fromshsll humabsssystsH as,liluch vital strength,
rs is taken from 1T BY al entire day of mere,
hund-work This fact, which seems to rost
upon strictly scientific IF g. LAYS shows. that The
men who do brain work rhsulda beE car eful,
first, not to ovcrtask themselves BY continuous
exertion; and secondly, that they should not
omit to take physical excrtion on portion of
each day, sufficient to restore the equilibrium
betwoon tho nervous and thc muscular system
Ned. and ,Suay. Reporter F-'f
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Cnops SIN THE SoursHi. The prospect of
good crops in every part of tho South is
cheering Our core sspondents in Georgia, Ala
bama,i ississippi, aid Texas write us par
ticularly hopeful letters. What the people of
'th0se States stand most in need of, next to
good government, is money. This they are
likely to have in greater abundance than dur
ing any year since the war. In our own
business wo begin already to perceive health
full atmosphere. Every day the mails bring
us letters from every corner aud cross road
containing amounts that range from fifty cents
to fifty dollars, and often much larger sums
These go to show that the people are up and
doing, and they take an interest in affairs,
that they do not despair. We arc truly glad
to sec it,faas* well for our own sake as their,
The .Jou5ndl can never want for readers while
Southcrnlncn have full pockets, and the pook-
cts of Southern mon will not want for green
backs SO long as God blcsscs tho Southern
land with good crops Louisville Journal
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q. q R IGU LTURAL, &C.
How to Form q Farmers Club.

FL. Az Lexington, Mich, writes cs:-"Wc
!. wish to organize Farmers Club in this coun-
ty, and arc at q loss for constitution and laws
for tho same. Would you be kind enough, If
~ Seu have any forms that would suit, to send
d; ono slong,"
Tho Jess you have to do with laws and con-
rs titatiohs in organizing a Farmers Club the
Ssssb better yon will succeed Form the Club first
4aI,d make tho laws when you need them. Let
the farmers who are interested meet and ap-
6point a Chairman and Secretary. You are
then ready to talk. Some one will propose
subject upon which the information and cx-
perience of the members arc desired The
Secretary pen should record tho gist of what is
said. Before the meeting closes it will fix the
time Of another. If expenses are incurred some
members will "circulatc the hat and funds
willsbe forthcoming to meet them. Subjects
will be proposed for consideration at the next
u meeting, and some will write essays and collect
special facts concerning them. By-andby
s materials will accumulate and the Secretary
AswilI send tho best of them to the Agricultural
papers for publication. Your Club may get to
be as famous as tho one in Gotham, and after
all yon will never hayo or nccd constitution
sor code Of bylaws. We advise our friends to
isgo< ahead, get together and talk, and not stick
and stumble over tho organization.-Rmul
sNe,oa Yorker.
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assss H. Us 10 r 20 u s..

sss#R What length ought alady' crnoline to be
A little above two feet. "
a confectioncr advertiscs "brokcn hearts
for thirteen cents a'pound.
,ssAneI Ilnoisyp paper snys there is man in o.
noy SO dirty that tho assessors put him down as
reaiestate.S T
sssressAu editor in Illinois gives. notice that
hercsi VIII BIZ mo paper this week, as liis
wife is using the scissors
The minister who ,boastod, of preaching
awitIioht fnotcs don't wish to be understood as
a2stsefsring to greenbacks. - &
An Irish editor says no can see no. earthly
- reason why women should not DO allowed to
become medical men. ssr
sssss IL is saidlthat the Editors Drawer Of Harp
er.s Magazine is made up by women, So are
great many cditors drawers &
An exchange contcnds that notwithstanding
tesinnooencc of the fair sex, while the pre-
ssssent style of head dress continues in vogue,
D. their Ahi gilt is very M IN manifest. gs "a
ss Asprinter in setting up tho sentence, awe
aretbutp parts Of aSstupendous whole" by mis-
take of letter made it read, ave arc but
parts Of n stupendous whale" 48
----=.ual ~. sts
A witness in court who had been cautioned
to give q precise answer to every question, and
" not to talk about what he might think the
question estieY q \ meant ean was intcrrogated as follows:
.Sfss.'sYou drive wagon ?" + 4 sls
mo, cir, lido not"
WHY: man, did you not tell my learned
friend 50, this mon,cnt?' %
No, sir, did not"
J lt,Nowssir, put it to you on your OATH do
you not drive wagon?"
"No, sir"
IS sxs4slN hat is your occupation then n
aIsdriyo a horse, sir''
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HoRsEs IN Fly TlME.-Thc fly, insignif-
cant rs it is in size and devoid of the power of
doing any great harm is one of tho most an
noying Of the insect tribe. a nuisance to
.srlan, the fly THE terror of the horse, whose
ssfcshsis made. to quiycr whenever the foot of
one touches him. It's, therefore, an act of
humanity to como to the aid Of the horse,
powerful as ho is against his nin,blc assailant,
the fly. Herc is recipe which is said to be an
excellent defense against it. At all events atrial
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-15

SALAD.-NIashcd potato, rubbed down with
cream, mustard, and salt, is no bad substitute
for eggs, and imparts to salad n new and not
unpleasant flavor. Tomatocs-those warm
,ofange-l9bssaa;' 'tropicals "ponmcs d'amour'- are
excellent, too, in salad. Their rich favored
pulp and skin, warm us capsicums, are ncom-
parable, if well spread and diffuscd on proper
friendly sfooting with the other ingredients.
French beans, too the most delicate of ycgeta-
blcs, make salad of great merit. You must
bull the beans Us usual for the table, then mix
dressing in tho following proportions:
Four mustard ladies of mustard,
-Four salt ladies' of SALT
e Thrcoai lcsscrt-spoonfuls Of essence Of nn-
chovy, z,sg So :, --,,- w..
-Four ditto Of mushroom kotohup,
Three ditto fof the best italian oil,
& Twelve of vinegar,
Three unboilcd eggs. j. $g 4
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: To piow and to SOW.
To reap ond to NOW.

Ho needs tho ability to repair his tools to
understand hoy to keep his implements in pro-
per condition Without being entirely dependent
on the blacksniith or niachinist, to be able to
do carpe,herlhg work, totpatch and mend har-
nesses, to mend his tin ware, and to do many
other jobs which tho dcnizcus Of towns and
cites ifnH sit anoro convenient to, turn over to
those who mako these repairs speciality. He
should hayssa room, fitted for workshop, with
foot-luthc and small forge, and all the appli-
anccs, OH q small scale, Of combined machin-
list and carpenter shop. Working with these
tools is very pleasant employment on stormy
days, when outdoor labor is intcrdictcd.-
Scientific -4mcrtacan.
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Items.

The stamps furnished the Post-oflicc Dcpart
ncnt the past year amount to $3.50, ,OOO, 900.
3 a Chinese magazine, photographically illus
tratcd, @has'bccn started at Hong Kong
Oscar Dalrymplc of Mimi, last year cult
yatcd 200 acres of wheat, and made So, 900.
Alton,s I'll. ,has shipped moro than eleven
hundred bushels of Strawberries this year.
The wheat crop is harvested in nearly all
parts of Indiana, and is the best grown there
a long time.
The N, X. Times has obtained a Judgment
agaInst tho city for s25, ,oOO--an advertising
BILL a
A Fishing yacht brought into Portland l,ar
bour the other day, eight sword fish, avcrag-
ing twelve feet each in length
Three-wheelcd wagons arc tho latest novelty
in the ychicls limo. Tho drivers seat, separate
from the wagon body, is over the front wheel
Thesvapour OF fsulplluric ether has been
found to preserve fresh meat from putrif,ction
although inlparting $ peculiar taste to it. 1t
is suggested that it might bo used to advantage
by undcrtakcrs, keeping bodies for longer
time than might otherwise be possible. so
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ofit will not involve much cxpepsc, nor will
t2 lsss,ss ssa,oula prove eeavaillng as a de-
Aorss Isko two ar three ssplnil
Mtd tahd walnut isascs, apoamh pour
two osssslsrco quarts Of cold water lot it in-
fuse one night, and pour the whole next morn
ing into kettle and let it boil for a quartor Of
an hour; ngss|a t d labest l.s f. ser;qse s q
more is required than Is noistou aspongc, and
before the horse goes out of tho stable, let
these, parts which are most irritable bo smearcd
as| 81 M Viz botweeh md upon
tfo' ears sRc q nook, Hank, ETC. Not only the
lady or gentleman who rides out for pleasure
will derive benefit from the walnut leaves thus
prepared, but the coachman, tho wagonor, and
Ehlls SSthofa who snsc horses during tho hot
months. ~ Rmat Ne,o Yorker. .
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R Os.E Z r Y..gss
lFrcm tho Southern Christian Advocate. i
10 i,ly M0thers I'M Heaven. /

ssssG SsEs:tss sists 80 ~ air5 MY fIs Nj
ann dreaming, dearest mother;s y sssssis s,
Sle tho bright and glorious past; q
irs The valley pf the shadow, s,,,.
5 Sssssga l1Isrs rspy spui hss gloom had cast7- .,ss
Dreaming OF my happy childhood, l.sst
s.ss5s Scenes Sf psaco, of hope aud joy,a ,aS
mothers love, that treasare,s :, s.i
asSss sqa;s shatpare gold withoat alloys ( eesM
sszsas,s0 Oh miss thee dearest mother, ss.5s .sf
Missthy Kind md timing nj 3szss So
Who didst guido my infant footsteps,
sa 80; ~ the holy shrine of prayer:, ~ .,as
Eoviag memories Of goodness,
With thy gentle presence fraught;
comss soptRs my heart in anguish, sY q
BY the lessons thou hast taught.
as,s s.$R Patience hopo and faith, dear mother,
Thou. didst teach Thy wnyward child;
Thou; pure. and humble followor,'FA'e
OF the Saviour "mcck nud mild"
True Iheleyer .faithfu soryant, ~ ~,
Thou Hast gained thy sHomo' above
BY the blood of the Redeemer, ELL.
sNS,s = Happy IN that Savioursl slo1 "%
3assFsa For thou'rt sleeping mother, sleeping 5
siast,sE EaEe Ne ic:;s, Ssss:s beneath tho sod, 49,.
s.S And thy ra-sromed soul rejoicing
Aes.c,. In the presence of our God
And Pm longing, hoping, praying
For the rest that now is thino
.Sswiftly, swiftly, speed the moments t'S,a
When thy homo in Heaven shall be mino
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In Equity.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

The State rcatiOnc \ Bill to
Solicitor Southern Circuit Pcrpctuutc
In re Lost Documents. Testimony
Th"mns Addison Murphcy hy William +. Barton
his Guardian and next friend, having made applica
tion to prove the past existence loss nn, contents
OF Decd of Conveyance to lin, from Rcbecca
Murphcy. now 1tcbccca Wolfe, wife of james r.
Wolfe OF Tract Of Land situate, lying and heing
i'll the fork of tho Edisto rivers in the District
aforesaid. containing ono hundred and ninety three
ut) acres, more or less, and bounded hy lands of
Vim. narton, Daniel Smoak and lands formerly
owned by Philip pjoincr deceased.
On motion Of Mcssrs. lzar 4 Dibblc, Solicitors.
is ordered, That all persons who desire so to do
appear nE cross examine the evidence produced,
and introduce evidence i'll reply, before me on the
2lst day of September, \. ID. 1868.
Commissioners Office, V. D. V. JAMESON,
orangcNrg {, u. Commissioner 4
June is, 1865
june 70 I'd
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MARnLElIEAD PRESERVED PEAcn-Takc
peck Of ripe peaches, stone and pare them,
allow bowl ofwhitc sugar to bowl of peach;
put layer of peach into the stone jar, then a
layer of sugar, and SO on till they are used
up: 4%
Let them stand for two days; drain off the
syrup, boil and skim and turn over the peach,
stand for two days; drain off tho syrup. scald
and skim, and again return to the peach and
it is fit. for use.
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In Equity.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

Tho State Tx Rcla'ionc, Bill TO
Solicitor lie 10. Sc. ss",hsrn n"a, creni', rerre.na,o
In re lost Documents Testimony.
Application having hecn made hy Mrs. Eliza
RohinSon. t" prove the existence, los. and contents
of a deed of conveyance to her from james Cannon
of II lot of laud situate in town of Orangcburg,
fronting on Middleton Street, and measuring on HE
front one hundred and feet and bounded oi,
The North hy lot Of W. 7. !.ish.!oc, the east by
lot of e. Whittcmorc and VIM. VI. llutson. on the
south by lot of the said Eliza Robinson and G.
WhiItcm"rc anil the west by Middleton Street.
On motion "f Mcssrs. Ialnr 4 Dibhlc Solicitors.
is ordered, That all persons who desire so TO do
may appear and cr"sscxamiue the evidence pro-
duccd. and introduce evidence in reply before nc
on the first day of October \. ID. 1863.
Commissioners Office. Y. d. v.JAMlSON,
orhngrhnrGt. H.. =. e.. Commissioner
june 20 1865.
july td
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LRUITLAND NURSERY, Angus
H. TA, Ga-We offer for the Fall Planting Il
very large and superior ock of Fruit Trees Grape
Vines, Strawberry Plants. Roses, Eycrgrcens, Or
namcntal Trees and Shrubs, Bedding and Green
House Plants. Descriptive and Wholesale Cata
logucs mailed on application to
i. J. BERCkMANS.
July lS--jmS Augusta. Ca 4
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THE STATE OF SOUTH q Ctlss.asN,a.
OnANGEBl. Ist;a DTSTIsft,TII
In Lnn,,noa, .E,le.,s.

Jos H. Morgan, |, .sssae ,s,.S
vs. Attachment,
ioscp, +. Baiicy. SOS ~. g.ssss ~, g;ss55#
Whereas. the Plaintiff did, ON the 2ath dsy.o
March. 1878 file his Declaration againsi The aDt.-
icn'ant, who las s sa) j. al,.eptfrem; ;aniswiihsnt
the limits "f the State ami has neither wife nor
s.tttorncy known within thcsnn,e upon, sslion 4
cory Of The same declaration might bo served; it is
therefore ordered. That the said defendant do ap-
pear and plead 10 the said declaration ON or before
the 10Th day Of March, 1850, otherwise final and
absolute judgment will th.n boe given an saarssd
against him.
Clerks olieo, j. u aRenlya6s:as
March %. 1868. / Aa lsass "a &C p
april "
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SHOULD A FARMER BE MORE THAN A
FARMER 1--WE. think he should lie should
bc q mechanic as woll ), should know something
moro than ''','
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The war closed with large Indebtedness on the
part Of our former subscribers some Of whom have
proiIcred payment. To others we have present c
no claim amid the losses and misfortuncs by which
they have been surrounded, having been spared the
necessity OF doing so by the very generous prompt
md hearty support we have uniformly received.
We arc able to wait for the advent Of better times
confidently assured that when prosperity returns to
tho land ihey will chccrfully their obligations
To n such we cordially extend invitation to re-
new their subscriptions.
jan ii oh II
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Ladies' Mutual Aid Association
CHARLESTON, S. c.

YHNlIE object Of this ASSOCIATION is to assist
Il Ladies who arc struggling by their own en-
dcavors to support themselves anl families.
Orders for all kind of NEEDLE WORK will bc
neatly and promptly executed for which the Asso-
cation will h: responsible.
Also, Southern Preserves. Jcllics. Wines, Cor-
dials and Pickles, &c, made under its auspices
and the Quality Guaranteed.
For the benefit of our friends abroad we give n
list of some of the Preserves, &c
Grunge, Pineapple and Peach Mnrmalalc Preserves,
Lemons. Citrons,
West India and Ogccchcc Lines
Blackberry,
Plum anil Ounce Jcllcs,
Wines, Corials,
Peach and Apple Leather,
Crystalizcd Fruits,
Picked Shr:,nps and Oysters
All orders for Work, Preserves, &C., to he adj.
dressed to Alns LEE, Superintendent,
Al the Depository,
No, Chalmers Street Charleston
july II If
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(FOHNHRLY MRS. plnnLR's)
2S4 KING STREET.

-Of NI-NN u INIyIII
r'ihin three minutes w"M If M Tie
I'incip"I I''holcsa" and Rc"H
ihn"' of lhrting, Hing o"a Ihmc .Srcrhs
n"d Tie Post ONicc, CAorhshn. s. e.
The City Railway. which runs to each extremity
of the City, is within fifty yards Of the house.
TERMS OF BOARD:
Board hy ihc Observation-Disclosures SO so
- " Week. nO TO Sl5 10
llENRn SrARNIcK, Mrs. B. lIiLnERs
oct 18 If
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.ULLETT'S PATENT

ID DEMOVED.-Thc Subscriber lsc.
III spcctiully informs his friends and Gust omcrs
that he has removed his BARBER SHOP to his
Store, one door below j. MoNamara's Store. where
he will be pleased to serve all who may give him II
call.
mar 30ly JAMES CANNON.
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EINAE NOTTCE.-..WE 1sEGREsI,

N"tcs md Accounts in the hands Of an Attorney
and Magistrate for collection, and those Of our
friends who desire to cost can do 40 hy calling
on W. J. Dcrrcvillc CHAS. DULL. co.
sept % "
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THE sTATEsOFesOU OUTH gCs,lseLlNA;

+ e5 UnAsoEptnu pisTiiicfs
III tilc Common Pleas: g ss!seszs
lfenr' ' l'',.l'r'f \. s Co. 8, .,4 s,,.s
1,nilcy & t,rn. os-t.. 81 90, s,.s;,.ss
Wtrrcns the tlaintih. lid on the iiiii day OF
April, 1863, ii6 iieir tieclarntion against the De-
frn.nnis who, (as 1t s said,) arc absent from and
without the limits Of this State, and have neither
wife or Attorney known within tho same, zutoA
whom COPY of said Declaration may be served
I'm motion Of Mcssrs Jziarss& 'Dibbls, PlaintiG'k
.luorncys j. is or.lcrcd. That tl,e said CcfenAas,s
'io appear anil Plnnd 6fhc sail Declaration on er
before thr 18th ,Inyt of Aprit. w hrk vit bein tho
year Of omr Lord thousand eight hunsred ssI
-"i"- final .5,I .-.l,,tc 5,rsxiaent
will ihenh- given nnd srnr,le ayniust them.
tterS Ofir- J. =. ROBINSON,
April I'm. 1858. y saI s4s s4sasssE G. aG.sFI
NIL IL o.:'m 12m
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STATE OF SOUTH CAR0LINA,
ORASGEBuRG DssTntcT. ~
I'm the Disfrict s6,orart.

I'm pursuance Of General Order. No. 1854, from
Headquarters Second Military District, the Nag.-
'ratcs OF the District, of Orangcburg 4willsmake n
report on Tho 10Th and last days Of cnch month TO
this Court. of nl Commitments rpndc Iy t,ciI, iins
the proceeding half month specifying date Of Com.
mitmcnt, names of Prisoners and the Offences Tar
which they were committed; said Magistrates sixli
-sances and other@ papers, connected nith the pfs
eecdngs against the Prisoners aforesaid, which
mny elm their possession al the date az nSkfns
tho reports herein ordered. .
by order Of the Court
J.f. ROBISSOy.
J"nuaryS q, 1868. Clerk Distriet Court.
jan / n
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HNOR RENT---A Large md EOrsa-
IL MODiOuSr STORE, lately occupied byss
firm of Chas. Bull & Co., situated on Main Street,
in the centre of business. Also the Uppcr4Stofy,
finely Plastcrc.l and suitable for ga3,lcsidence.
Kitchen and outbuidings complete Terms very
low. Apply to citcr CIIAS. s. BULL. or
IL MARGiIANT. ss4ss
sept % Nv
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

Az VIC NUNlNUU I'IrtS.
B-ton Cartcr.)
VS.. .At;.c!l,ncnt.
Bailey & Bros.
wv IEREAS tic Plaintiff lid. on the tenth lav
w of April. a. ID. 1858, Gle his Dcclnrn. on
against tho Defendants. who (as il is sadly nre r
sent from and without the Limits Of Ibis .;n;c mn
have neither wife nor Attorney known wibin the
same. upon whom copy of the said Declaration
might be served
II is therefore ordered. That the snil Defendant
Il" appear and plead to the said Declaration on or
before the twelfth day Of April, which will bc in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty mine, otherwise final ui, absolute judc-
mcnt will then be given and awarded against him
Clerks Office, JOS. ROBi|SON
Ornngcburg District. &C
April 10, lsGS.
Rpl IL II m
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DOR SAIE.---Tlie Two pLANTA.
L. TlONS forming part Of the KElTT ESTATE
and knOwnas "DARBY.' and '.KENNERL LY,' places
will he sold. together with the Mules and farming
tools. For terms apply to
s. s. KEITT. s*4s
Care of'Willam Middleton, Esn.rs
dec 2l-f Charleston, &. C.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-08-15
COUNTRY PRODUCE

at the highest market prices, nnd put Goods nt
MS low. figures hs any house in Town. -
oct lS-cly KEITT BROTHERS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-06

jsct OF The city Of Oluey subscribing
stock to aid in the construction Of
the GRANVILLE & NATION Railroad"
Addresses were made by DR.. Boyer,
Col. O'Kean, John NJ. Wilson, Mr..
Wilkins, Capt. Scott and others, ad-
vocating the city aiding this enter
prise; and by Messrs. Hayward and
G. A. Byers, opposing the taking of
any stock by the city in said Railroad
After a prolonged and heated dis
cussion, and suggestion Of various
amounts of stock as proper for the
city to take to aid in this enterprise.
the following resolution was almost
unanimously adopted, there being but
four or five out of the large number
present who voted in the negative:
Resolued, That the City Council Of
Olney be instructed to take the neces-
sary steps to take FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS in stock in the GRANVILLE &
NATION Railroad.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JOHN NJ. WILSON, Chairman.
i. NJ. DENOTE, Secretary.