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Sacred Music.

Two great classes of men are aptly
but undesignedly described by two hymn
writer's whose sweet words we often sing.
The one is represented by single verse
of DR.. Watts; the other by single verse
of Charles Wesley. Indeed, these verses
speak the distinct and peculiar character
istics of these celebrated men themselves.
Watts sings this stanza:
Gould l but climb where Moses stood,
And view the landscape Ger,
Not Jordan stream nor Deaths cold food,
Should fright me from the shore"
ALI the Responding DR. Watts There
was mountain called eff to be climbed,
and ne-stTod hooking at its frowtring front,
humming his plaintive doubts, down
among the mists of Jordan. He was
chill and fearful for need of the very ex-
ercise that Notwithstanding invited
See him; he walks up, he looks up, and
yet, undetermined, measuring himself
with another mortal man, and afraid of
even that comparison, helingers and trem-
uously sings:
Gould but climb where Noses stood"
Well, he could, if he had tried, and
did at last, and sings the song of Moses
and the Lamb tonight.
But bark Down from mountain
summit rings another song, waking echoes
in every valley like the notes of bugle
1t sounds higher and clearer than the
sobbing waves of Jordan, richer and
sweeter than the plaintive psalm of Dr.
Watts. 1t is Charles Wesley, chanting
a hymn of triumph, warned and exul-
tant by the very effort that carried him
upward:
"The promised land from Pisgah' top
| aOl0 exult to see;
My hope is full 70 glorious hopeD
Of Immortality.
My friends, which song do you sing
tonight? Which is the song of your
daily life? Are you standing still in the
valley of Indifference, and trying to
praise God in hymn that your very
shivering prevents you from singing ''with
the spirit and the understandings or are
You rising up to the clearer atmosphere
of mountain SUBMITS meeting heavens
light and reaching after heavens falling
benedictions Rec. Aler. Clark.
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Nnsbaadrw.
Don't Leave the Farm.

Come, boys, | have something to tell you,
Come near, | would whisper it low.
You are thinking of leaving the homestead
Don't be III n hurry to 90.
The city has many attractions,
But think of the vices and sins,
When once in the vortex of fashion,
How soon the course downward begins.
-XGU-Lllk- OF -thG. Iuines- vi Australia, ------
They re wealthy in gold without doubt,
But ali there is gold on the farm, boys,
If only you'll shovel it out
The mercantile life is hazard,
The goods are first high and then low,
Better risk the old farm awhile longer,
Don t be IN a hurry to go'
The great busy West has inducements,
And SO has the busiest mart,
But wealth is not made in day, boys,
Don { be az a hurry to start
The bankers and brokers are wealthy,
They take in their thousands or So
All think of the frauds and deception,
Don't be IN a hurry to gOi
The farm is the safest and surest,
The orchards are loaded to-day,
You re free as the air Of the mountains,
And monarch of all you survey.
Better stay On the farm a while longer,
Though profits come in rather slow,
Remember you've nothing TO risk, boys,
Don't be IN hurry to gol
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The Coparnership between CHARLES s. BULL
4 i. MARCilANT, in the firm of '.CharlesS s. Bull
& Co.." was dissolved by mutal consent on lst Nov,
1867. The business will be continued by Charles
S. Bull under the name Of CHAs. BULL co. Il
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state; two years next preceding the election
No person, while Governor, shall hold any other
office or, commissiqn, except in the military,
pnder tYi this State Or any other power at one
and the same time. t's,.,.gsiiia7
AT this point Of the proceedings Major-Gen-
eral Edward r. S. Candy, Commanding the
Second Military District, entered the, Club
House, and of course, great sensation was
created among the slaves by the appearance Of
their royal muster They Immediately voted
tihsssia5olyes tissia five minutes recess, to pay their TO-
spects to tho General, and the incense which
they offered up must have been agreeable on
the extreme.
AT the end of tho recess business was resum-
ed, and sections 4 to Ia inclusive were passed
to,a third reading with little or no alteration. |
!. Duncan offered an amendmont to. section 20
requiring the oath of Office to be. taken, which
was adopted, and the section SO amended was
passed to its'third reaaingg + ....i. Z: /.
Section 81 was passed to its third reading.
Bowen offered a substitute for section %, which
was adopted, providing for iaSeto' BY the gov
ornor, and the ovcrruling of the veto by vote
of two-thirds of each branch ofthe Legislature;
also requiring the Ssg9vcrnorl to, send in his
objections in three days, unless an adjournment
prevented, and then within two days after the
commencement of the next session. Fsa
Section Of the report of the Committee on
the Judiciary, was then taken up and the word
county ty''substitutcd for district
The Chair announced the following Special
Committee of nine on submitting the. .consti-
tuition TO- the people, and providing for an
election Of State officers:
McGregor Mackey. Cardom, Richmond,
Ii. H. lIaync, Ncagle, Wright, Duncan, Raincy
and Newell Adjourned.
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Report of tho Charleston Cotton Mar
:" kct for. the Week Ending Feb. 27. /,
Reportea ;,:: The Oyongcbny Ngus Iy'

~ Reportea y;:," The O,un9rbury Ngus Jyy'
W. WALTON SMITH, COTTON FACTOR.
OnFr,lay the 2lst inst, our market opened dull
with decline of &c. our last weeks quotations
The market on Saturday continued to droop, and
prices fell oil another 1c. On Monday Factors
being disposed to meet the views of buyers accepted
3c.Ofc decline, market closing irregular. On
Tuesday the market declined an additional &c. The
market on Wednesday opened with an active de-
mand, withian advance of 1c. Ggl9o. On Thursday
tho rnhrAet was quiet and he decline of the day
previous was partially lost. The sales for the week
foot up some $500 bales. We quote:
Low Aliddng "........-.. 20
Middiihg'"y,"..i. Fl
strict Middling.............. 21}
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Sheriff. Sales. :

by vrlne of sundry writs Of f. fa to mo directed.
will sell to tho highest bidder, Mt Orangcburg
Court House, the first Monday in March,
next, for cash the following propcrty;yi1=
| oneTract of Land containingy s5osasFeg @grS.2
less, known rs tho Mile Pond Tr.nt .gAh-E.NA- ~
tlso another Tract containing 200 acres, more
! less, known the Board Tract. Levied ON as ths
property Of tlfrcd ]. Frederick, at the sai.5of E.
H. N0dsfrs 's \ Sa Ill aA
ALSO
On tho same day, another Truct containing 1OOc'
acres. or less. Levied on nv tho property Of.
John d. kcitt, at'thc suit of Michael Wood
.EI2A9 Also. WOI
Another Tract containing 200 acres, mere or lcss
Levied the properly OF Nicholas Seronan, s.,
the the suit of:L =, iieler, 10 1slI.lInH HJO
ALSO
OncTraot of Land containing 1900 acres more or
less. Levied on as the property Of John NJ Bueh-.
nnan at the suit Of T. S.iaRd Johh H.! Falder..
Another Tract containing $50 acres, more or less,
tie property Of A. G. sallcy, atihe sui TOT sakiei
Koln 49, t,.t,,5.s, .n5t
ty Of I'D. j. .sfeldeFgat ihdsusse1p il: aEssssS.N
.,frtate.f sa.i f2i}.pa. 81 .,1iuper -1oJibsTD
.fei,t!i 3.s AAoV.so@nis ltii IN sGai,
by virtue of dccrctal ortlers,to me >lfeutkfby'ra
A.. AlcMolael, ESD orlinafy; Twill, SEN ax-
Monday in'Aiarcl next: +ahf''t t'i 70 spnsasa' ~
One TESet of Lapd situated sDsazeT Al arf.tx = =
l07 acres, more or less, being tho Estate Laad -
Charles NJ I-nrtc& which Milf 30 moro partieulst.,
y described on day of sale ". i. ,.a, seI,d
oyanssS"rs S c.H eIisS '". Il pGhi SOC n:., s's
February 10, 1858. etis isa4s If.seu;i
feb 8 satsl9
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IllE NEGRO, CONVENTION. I.
THURSDAY 2OTn
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$3.50 THURSDAY 20Tn y
~ Phc aAeihbly met at half-past 10 o'clock
the Prcsident.inthe chair Prayer was offered,
up by Edwartlss Z 4l. ii'3 i@..i
"a .rhsEo!l was called, and a quorum boing
hRessnt, they proceeded to business. Il
ssThe 5oirial of yesterday s session was. read,
and. after. some correction, was confirmed.
sAiuckoy offered tho following resolution,
Sfiab. was adopted: Il, .I !.
sa22cUlrsef, That this convention request Bro
~. Major G eperal Candy, commanding Second
Military District, to remove Mr.. Lee, the pre-
sent Spperiitepdent of The State Penitcntiary,
ash appoint in his place o,4Mr; Wm., f., RosaIof
Yorkvillc.
Allen submitted the following ~ T..
Resohed, That the President be requested to
take such steps MS are necessary to draw twenty
thousand dollars from the Treasury of the State
for she purpose Of paying the pc, diem and
%ilssage Of tile. ..members Of this convention, aud
that eho same be paid on Saturday, the 22d of
FsBSHaai 1865. .,. ..ss 'r M ,5Il'',s. II 9 y,
.1oA motion to lay the resolution on the table
Rssl9Ssst- ahB tile resolution passed. IL l.
es.Ecnks submitted q resolution, That We hum-
BEPet,tios BE To Congress that they will ataEc no
sction looking toward the reduction or repeal
of the present import duty on rice, etc, which
waa Feterred to'the Committee on Petitions
Unfinished business resumed being the
section 36 of the report of the Committee on
the Legislative part of the Canetituton, and
the same was passed to its third reading
Bowen submitted tho following resolution,
which. vas iroferred to the Committee on tho
.~'I;.;ye .'i;.a part Of tho Constitution: t.e,,
ss1Hssg,lyea, That the, trso enefai Assembly ID
Convened under this constitution, at their nls.
session, shall raify the'amcndment to the Com
stitatioGn of the United States, known as article
fourteen, proposed by the Thirtynnth Congress.
Report of the Committee on the Executive
Department Of the Constitution .wps then taken
up for consideration, and the sevegqq, sections
were passed to q second rcnding. h, d i. s
'sRs6ort Of tho Committee on the judiciary
was then taken up and was the subject Of
much discussion ~ 3F3 'l"3i a
The, report IF tho COMMITTED on the Miscel
lancous part of the Constitution was theii bro
ughi' Under discussion and section ], 1,2,3,4,S,
z8f9, 10, II and -, were passed to second
reading, sections and u were stricken oqt!!
siReport on Committee in regard to Charitable
Institutions Sections !, 2,3 and seycrally
passed to second reading.
fssRep5ft,of Committee ON Finance, in regard
to Finance, and Taxation Sections to 18
inclusive, passed to a second reading. Section
l9Yqs stricken eaats y tssssss lfuir
.,.lIhe ordinance for thoappointmont Of com.
,alssibners BY the.legislature to investigate and
aseertaihwhat obligations of the State may be
Valid was then discussed. On motion of Dun
can the convention djourncd. oe aia
ss "a FRIDAY 21sT. ~ ID.
Hhe meeting; inasiH 81 WIS wp opened with prayer BY
Ran,il@ni
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AnADINa MATTER ON RyERY PAG E!
:. ....!!,l LOCAL s)'.gA ] ,. ITEMS. Y I
BHruKDA oKN1NG, ,'FEiBtss. 20y siS1I1 yalsss s
The Court of Equity.


The Regular Session of this Court was held
during this.week; apd q large amount of busi
ness was Dispatched, under the able direction
of-hs Honor Chancellor Lescssanc, whose frs.
sjnaaaisl visit to orang obrrg will ever be rccol-
,fsyd as Que Of agreea hle association, by BY the
'membsss of tho Bar The Court adjourned
pnSestsraay, bid & al,i j, / naitaa
dsst ,ssia i :lojio>
ss 90 =. ',ssYpnn America"
sasEhe anniversary Of our valued Fire Compa-
ny WA. eelcbratcd on Friday 2lst, inst with
thesalsual spirit that charactcrizcsr that Town
"iinstitption." in A fine collation. was prepared,
end VII enjoyed themselves with vim. The
following officers were elected, to serve for the
present yeaF. IETss All
j. ". Mos sELEy, President,
THOMAS 'RAY,Svicc!Presidcn
TnEonoRE KoHN, Secretary. + '.'5
B. NJ. SnULER, Treasurer.
800, G.; BoLlvER,. LIST Director. ,rt.
IsAaV.YAS MssEL, I'd Director.
-lisS~.J lss y. HARLEY, Sd Director. ST.
ess 4M:,AlBREcuT, 4th Director.
a +. DyNlABs and J. J, CANNON, Axmcn.
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United States Marshal'st Sale.
TIE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, s. y'a


by virtue of writ of Fer Faoia tes1ae dirsat4-
Cd issuing OFT of the iionornbie Ile Unled StGfeS
Circuit Court for The District of South Carolina, H
will expose for sale to the highes, bidder, at Public
Auction, at the Court House in the Town of Orange
burg, the 18th day of March, 1868, being tho frst
Wednesday in the month, At II o'clock A. NJ. AlF
tho Right, Title and Interest of the Defendant ina
and to the following property, to wit. 5 ,i tta
All that Plantation or Tract of Land sitpate,jns
Orangcburg District, miles from Lcwisville, ada.
cent to Caldwell Swamp, eeataining abou, twenty--
five hundred (2500) aeyes, bounded North md East
by the Congnrec River, West by lands Of Mrr
Glover. and West ard South by lands Of Mns. E. A..
Florence. lY tgf 49, y-F4k * IL, ssFsssH
After tho sale &C rho Plantation, the sale wiE b
adjourned over until the next day, Thursday 9Th
March, whca will be sold ut the above Plartatien,
the following Personal Property, viz: l,aies Ce.-
ton, fo,as hssse Wagons, Q three horse Wagons,
Bnggy, Horse, IL Mpless 90 40 Sireers is.
Hogs, 200 bushels Corns cotton Gin, 20 Plough&
20 Sweeps, and Saw Mill. Levied on as the pros
perry Of a. j. Frederick, defendant, AT tho sui. sf
Brunson, Bnlklcyf & Co., plaintiffs. Isl ia1T
Terms cash. purchasers TO pay the Mnrshalicr
paper and stamps.. j. r. NJ. EppING.
feb a--is U. s. aiarshnl.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-02-29
H Y M E N b A T..

: MAnn,EnHon the 9th inst, ut the residence of
the brides fahcr, at Backvlle S. c., by Rev. Mr..
Brookrf, DR.. Md D. DAE1ZLER, of Orangcburg
District, to Miss EMMA A., daughter of NJ. Nc
MILL.S, Esq, of Barnwcll District.