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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03

officers say that the travel on the new line ex-
ceeds their expectations One day last week
eighteen passengers got Of the train at Sharon
HILL at time when no special reason existed,
as far as known, for an unusual number.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03

ANOTHER NEW Posr OFFIrE.-A new postolIice
was opened, yesterday, at Wooddale. on the W.
W. Il. R, with Henry X Boughman as post
mast r. This is the third new pnstofiice opened
on the line of this railroad since its opening on
the 2lst of October
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03

FIRST PAssENGER IRA,N.-A train Of cars hear
ing the officers Of the road for inspection
passed over he Penua, end of the Del Il Penn.
Railroad, last Wednesday. This was the first
passerger train which passed over the road.
That portion Of the road Is completed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
aociehss.
MhErNaa rHIs EyENIEo.

Asylum Lodge, No. 30. l. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows, Hall, Sd and King Street.
:. Good Intent Division, No. 8, s Of T., at Hall
9th and Market streets.
Humanity Circle, B. U. O. A. Hall 5Ol Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No 3, X. of p, at Knights Of
Pythias Hall, oil Market street.
American Star Lodge, No. /, G.. F., at Good
Felows' Hall, Sd and Market street.
Columbia Lodge, No. ~, l. o. G. t., at 9TH
and Market streets.
Fidelity Temple No. /, True Templars, at Hall
Seventh and Spruce.
Delaware Encampment No. 1, l. o. o. r., at
Odd Fellows' Hall Sd and King streets.
Delaware Degree Council, No /, o. U. A. NJ,
at Mechanics Hall 2lg King street.
Lafayette Lodge, No. IA, A. F. A. NJ, at Ma
sonic Temple.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03

- Chftdrens Aerino AiJht Goirns We would cal
especlal alteuuon TO Mr.. tinns line of Children's
Merno Night Gowns, which are peculiarly adanfed
Tor the approaching cold weather Being a Gom
blnatlOn OF the Shirt and Drawer, children are not
30 liable 10 expose themselves as with the ordnars
gown. They are already being Largely adopted Mr.
lnn Is also prepared TO offer some special bargains
IN Children's Merino Shirts and Drawers and stock
lhgA JOHN NJ. FINN,
5. E. Cor. Arch and I'm Sts., Philad'a.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03

WORTHY EXAMrLE.-At Bay View, Cecil
county, Md, the Methodists think of building a
new Church in fact have determined to build,
bnt they are very scrupulous as to the man
ner the money is raised for the purpose, Es-
chewing fairs rallies, and all the approved plans
OF gambling the Building Committee has
adopted the following:
EeSoiofd, That in building this Church we
make hse OF no means which have the least
semblance Of gambling or chance work of anv
KIND whatever.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
building STATISTICS.
OPERATIONS DURING NOVEMBER.

Our record for November shows that fourteen
new buildings were begun-three less than du-
nng the corresponding month of last year.
lhese were
one dwelling ON Glpin avenue, between Rod
uey and Clayton streets, by Edward johnson,
A stable ON Willing street, by Dr. w, W..
Thomas. w.
Two dwellings in the neighborhood of Clay
mont and 10Th s.rteiH, by Jno. T. Wright
lwo dwellings, at Market and 2sth streets, by
Joseph Tatnall
y mlch stable and Office on Walnut street.
above 18th, by Pusey II Rice.
one dwelling on Tatnall street, between sth
and 9th, by Susan Wilson.
Two dwellings, on Jefferson street, between
Delaware Avenue and 18th street, by h. a..
springer.
a stable at 9th and Monroe streets by A..
Bickta Il Co. -
40 office on 10th street, above Orange, by W,
5. Bullock. - w.
one dwelling on Taylor street, between Lo-
Gust and Buttonwood, by Q. W. Horn
Al. An once stable and shedding for coal yard by
0llHer II. H. Appleby, at Claymont street and
Chllstiana Avenue.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
alpttfes.
Davenport is well

Davenport is well ivertlsed.
MASONIC HALL COMPANY, INTEREST
1NA Ihe seniannua interest ON Bonds Of the
Masonic Hail Company, due December lst Will he
paid u the holders thereof OF their legal reprrspn
talVes, on Hnd ART thit date, at the office of the
unherslgnedi NO 300 Shipey street.
nOv2g-4t n. J. LAWSON rrreae
NJ oTlCE-IMPD o. X. NJ - The members Of
~ ke0kuk Trine No. g. lmpd o. r. Nj are
speclHly requested ~ assemble at their WIgwAm
no. 80 Mdrhel street ON the next Council slepD
the hth sleep Of hunting Moon, q. S. d. gsi M
business OF Importance Will be considered By
order Of the Tn6e EDWIN iIIRsT "'
hoyzS-ot Chief Of Records.
NJ OTlCE,-ihe oiilce Of the County Coroner viii
IN bs al the Lafayette Hotel 9Th ami shin.
ICY sls; CHARLES A. WINSLOW,
hoVl'-lst Coroner.
A UGUSTINE MILLS,
"A WllMNGr0E. DEL, N ". 8, 1872 {
m9ses' Hoouey d Van trump.
dents-l ours OF this date, with check enclosed
ioI ezOO' Is al laud. Please accept thanks OF wfir
lot your prOuptness and that OF the Cumpany the
claim being paid on the lltn day hfter 1t was laid I'm
hahus Yours, troly,
-, d. LINDSAY,
Mr. Lindsay is foreman Of Messrs Jessun 4
Mscre's Augustine Paper Mil, anu about two months
ago accidentally broke his arm, by which he as
ulsaolrd weeks Being insured ia the Travellers
Insurance. Co., OF llr ford, for $1,000, h. was en-
''''u W 60 Weeh peheut. nuvlsf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
. llgs LIIy V. Davenport. Dec. 8.

~ Attct-Reutuckg NJ iLrary Trau ing-All agep-
US @ Iof me Aaeot nc Aets in the SuCUND GRAND
1lFr CONCERT IN AID OF THE PUBIIg IL
baAtl pE KENTUCKY, were required 10 settle
up On Yesterday, 2jth November, but FOR the accom-
~ hatHn u those VINO are not yet supplled with
utkets VIII continue 70 I'll G. sn ord ri when msv
ae reserved at this oilice, until the evening Of De
CemotI oIu' TIlOS. E. BRAMLETTE
r Agent Pub LiO. XIV
i-otI2' lLiEI L y NOV, 26, ~ II Y25,to dec
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03

sR-FdLL OLOTHIRG-Mr. John II. Muhlhausen's
pleasant tailoring establishment al 4l5 King street.
mas Just been supplied with fine stock of FALL
GOODS, selected With much care and discrimination,
lust such stock tasteful people like 10 examine
ana select fr0m. Mr., MS. customers have the ad-
OF goods and styles OF make up. Those who begin
TO feel the need OF Fall and Winter clothing, should,
meagured
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
Boarding.

Id dared with board I'd -" ~ "'o'''i''io-
hoVSo-St 500 MARKET ST.
RoAh lN6-Fleasan room and good u comma
I'D dations Tor two genIewen. Also an ,ni,,r-
hlshed room for man and wiie at
noA2.-ot 1886 e. FOURTH ST.
oABDlNG-A gentleman aud wife can be a1-
- - ooinlnouated with large unfurnished front
room on second floor with board at -''N'
noy,zz-I 23l WALNUT ST.
DlNG-Boarders wanted to try Weed Sew
- iHs nacililes az 5l4 MARKET ST.
oARDiNi-For GENTLEMEN at
- sopio-u si2 KING STREET,
DOARDlNg-At All Market streeI ,aii,- -,
I'D furnished @o'' 'A',T si,,,lo n"atu a.
EloARDING-At
ID apra,6m 900 DELAWARE AVENUE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
gost suA .fSaad.
A good solld entertainment, Dec. 8.

A good solid entertainment, Dec. ..
OsT-On the "a inst, a POINTER eH--,o
A DOG, white with brown ears had on s=aee-s-sAN
black leather collar. with broken chain attached.
Answers to the name of Dan" The Under will be
sui ably rewarded by leaving him with
w. JONES a co,
dec3-3t Walnut street above Front.
&1OO bE~4Ro Sls AZ PoseSn1s hosr os srsR ndsii s
Dist. The finder will receive The above reward by
leaving Il at the
dec8-1t' POLICE HEADQUARTERS.
4 oST-This morning In Kiug street, between
] 4 bth and 9Th, pocket book containing a sum Of
money. The finder will be llDerally rewarded by
leaving II at lnoVi0tfl THIS OFFICE,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03

~ brte1lsiue Furniture StOre.-The attention OF
tne public In called to the very large and varied
3tock OF furniture OF J. j. N. Harman, No. 4l0
hng street There is nothing equal TO 1t In the
state OF Delaware, and persons wanting furniture
lated by this old and reliable firm. They make
Lhelf own goods and sell ut prices as low a. the best
houses In the large cities
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
INSTRUCTION IN

n INSTRUCTION IN
DRAWING AND PAINTING,
ply to A. T. SCOTT Room No. q. s. W. corner
VI Eighth and Market streets.
EVENING DRAWING CLASS commences Sep
tember 10th, at ~ O'Clock. sepb-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03

Cor OFF SAFEIY.-Tho sctoonerS s. Leverinp
was taken OIL the beach At Cape May. yesterday.
without injury. She is owned in Wilmington
az has been already stated
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
MERELY MEkrIoMEp.

Dry goods are or the rise.
--Easy to make-A mistake.
-Lasorers are scarce in the West.
The COMMERCIAL job office is exceedingly busy
-Rumford, the halter, is always up to the times.
--Beecher is called the Mark Twain of the
Pulpit"
THE ooMNER:IAL Counting House Calendar will
soon be out
The little school misses take much pains in
dressing their heads.
"A page advertisement in the Commercial AL
manae and Year Book only costs $40.
Economy is one of the features of the Delaware
Mutual Fire insurance Co.'s management.
Exceedingly plain gentlemen as well as FASH
ionabe ones can get suited with evercoats ut
Baynes.
ES-The AdUerttse-s' GasetA, book of over 100
pages sent ny mall TO any address for 25 cents
fuDlshed by Geo. P; Rowel a Co.. Advertising
Agents No. 4l Park Row, New York. The Wash.
lngton d. C) Standard says at puts the adVer-
ser on me track Of saving money by judcious out
Jay and gives information and device that the oldes
and most experienced, as well as new beginners,
may proht In peIusng."
seIn the age Of scsptieisn, facts are reauired IN
inspire confidence In the minds of the people tut
with good indorsers, they are willing to test any
acie ers ~ Siang Hag exIaofdlnaiy merit The propr
oner the following Endorsement of the merits claim
ed oy them for ther preparation, by the Pittsburg
ia 'thrlstian Advocate;" viz, The public have
SO often been deceived by the use Of worthless pre-
paratinns for the hair that an article of TINS Kind
10 gam tue iavor and secure their patronage must
posses real merit We are glad to assure our read
ers that Halls Vegetable 81 fian Hair Renewer is
meeting with the success which its merits so Justly
deserve; and we have reliable evidence that Il win
perform all that IS claimed for it, in restoring gray
halr TO its natural color, and, permanent dress
ing, is unsurpassed.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
The pavoments are clear of ice, again.

The pavements are clear of ice, again
Calvary Church will be crowded tonight
The Delaware Loan will meet this evening.
In 1910, There were but newspapers published
in Wilmington.
Jerusalem will be described by an eye witness.
this evening, at Calvary.
Robert Bloomfield, the poet was born this day,
l776, at Honington, Suffolk,
Rev. j. G. Hammer will preach this evening.
at the Rodney street chapel
VIM. NJ Hayes, Esq, Attorney at Law will at
tend to collections in Chester county
This is the day noted for the raising Of the
siege OF Knoxville, during the Rebellion.
Police business is on the decline. But one
case of drunkness before the Mayor this morning
Yesterday, was the 3l0th Anniversary Of the
great Roman Catholic Missionary st. Francis
Xavier
COMMERCIAL ALMANAC AND YEAR Book, at a mod
crate price.
For the month Of November, there were sS4, 50
collected for fines and registering dogs, by the
Chief Of Police.
The brush trimmed from the trees on 18th
street, East of Market, and left in the street is
nuisance that should be removed.
successful merchant has this for his motto:
Early to bed and early to rise
Never get tight and advertise
The = laters are at work upon the steeple of st
Pauls Catholic church The steeple is rs feet
high from its base and $50 from the ground
j. Eugene Jefferis, son Of Dr. Emmur Jeffer-
is Of this city, is chief engineer on board Of the
T. Revenue Cutter F,Ssen4etl stationed for
the winter at Detroit, Mich.
John Book, brakeman who was recently in
lured by falling flom freight train and at the
time thought to be fatally wounded, il recover
ing. and expects TO be able for duty eoon.
The Memorial Fountain on Delaware Avenue
and Thirteenth street is completed and when
the railing and paving are done. the Fountain
Will present an imposing appearance.
The Workngmens Cooperative Building aud
Land Association will hold a meeting this even
ing. at their rooms ioi Market street There
should be good attendance at this meeting.
The Jackson Sharp Co. shipped yesterday,
by the T. W. Il b Il. r.. two new passenger
cars for the elevated railway in New York Civ
Other new cars will soon be ready for shipment
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
AT VERY LOW PR cEs.

My motto is "Qu!ck Sales and Small Profits"
have womens good shoes for sl5O per pa'r
How is tnat for high Please give me call before
buying elsewh
Look for the big o on the box by the door.
CHARLES RoBINART
No. 10 West Eighth Street,
mar2s-u (9i door from Shipley) Wsl., Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
EF. Il. FRAHK.

tS-F. Il. FRAEK.
5II MARKET STREET.
HOOP SKIRTS, CoRsETs sr,,aa.soa4aas-
Ladies and Children's -ts..s-i lf345s sas4j
UNDER GARMENTS \N\N NH MN
MANUFACToRY v@{tblEtbH/
A complete line Of Ladies' /g3FffI4fGHA
and Chdrens #//JjlElltffAEVSM
MERINO VESTS, WHH1EHA W.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES. J IA ~
Real and Imitation Hair Goods,
Eb BROlDERlES, LACES, Ladies and ChIld-ep,.
FANCY ZEPHiR SACKS AND CAPES.
Infants short and long Dresses and ClosRs
fIlces 10 suit all; call and examine
r.. l.. FRA NIX.
Oetl1-1V
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
Situations aud alflp agaHlga.

Advertisements OF three lines are inserted under
this head twice for 70 cents)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
V-TRB BIG 10, WEST EIGLTa STREET
YOUR FALL SHOES.

THs PLACE TO BUY
YOUR FALL SHOES.
have Increased my stock, and am prepared to
Sell very good shoes
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
Dress Goods

Dress Goods
onsMoRDAY; November 2st
aAnd continue it until every
thing of Fall and Winter ma
ture is sold. AS the stock is still
large the reduction in price will
be great so as to ensure their
early sale,
3O6 Market Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
OUNTRY SEAT

FOR SALE.
ae subscriber now offers for sale his late a.
Ieslaehte known as ''Hue de l'eau abnnt n II sHl
. mi e rom the city boundary on TIE Wtlminli9S, M
anu ahu sew aste r al. = he place contains abont a,
az ~ 9i gOOi llable land Tie Mansion s Of brick
VI iuerh style, ~ stories contains some a or -
~ tmuus, WIN bath room water closet. sc. all ated
~ doid patent steam heater. There is a beaufiui
iu"l IN 'front.' and rear with line shads tees shrnh
nsIy &C apple orchard adjoin ny the lawn. with
Etapely, %c; Inc outbu ldlngs are barn carrlavr
n2use, slab lngichichen nous, Ice house Ne Th.7e
;i e wv tenant houses ON ppp9si side Of the roan
VIII HSiS ~ =, q uae view Goth q tne city unh the YER
us u uhattf rarely offered 10 blatn 10 Ie.ira
t uic county ssat, being within 81 minutes walk Of
yae several Ialroan deplts Ia this w. with stages
H9aa ny Tue door four or 1--WE tipps da.lv hpttVstn
" " MI ini On ana New lstle aud there il a prUba
~! tldt tne contemplate narrow gauge railroad
.uet"eeh wilmington and new Castle VIII pass ncar
the property. P'91 Heai
Ile terms Will be accommodating and possession
eah pc ob'alned at once, If DESIRED the niesent "i
cupant havlng received an appOn ment In dtstj,nt
city, can remove at any time. ''7'u"'
So, r,.,,,,, u. KICKS.
uOND-I ut&htI Wilmington II
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03

EVENING STAR COUNCIL. NO. /, SONS AND
DAUGHTERS or AMERICA,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03

Exceedingly plain gentlemen as well as fash
ionabe ones can get suited with evercoats ut
-
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e. ,g,iR Ribbons il,'llvty ls, Millinery +,
AND q! 49, y
~ 9 Ts.a,j#s : r y G Q o Dls, ti6
..,d .oa. 1872. s''' i'o'
Also White Goods Embro;jar;asg r.,

-- :
ARMSTRONG, CATER & co.
Importers. Manufacturers and Jo5bors of
Bonnets. Trimmings, Neck and Sash Ribbons.
Velvet Ribbons, Neck Ties, Boomers, Silks.
satins, Velvets and Grapes, Flowcts, Feath.
ers, Ornaments Frames, &c. Straw Bon
nets and Ladies and Children's Hats, trimm
cd and untrimmed. And in connecting
narerooms White Goods, Linens, Embroide-
res, res Laces, Nets, Collars, Sets, Eandker-
chiefs. Yelling. Head Nets, &c. Nos 237
and 239 Baltimore Street, Baltimore. Md. =;
These G, ods are. manufactured by us or
bought for Cash directly from the European
and American Manufacturers, embracing ali
tho latest novelties. unequallcd in variety
and cheapness in any market.
despatch. Yir ga"
mar II -
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I DEAD OR DYINa.-W Where the hair is
unnaturally dry, you may be sure tina,
it's dying; and unless artifcially vita.
lized, it will soon be as dead as leaves
in November. Feed the wi.hering fbres
and stimulate the torpid scalp with
Lyons knthairon, and the evil which
must otherwise soon culminate in bad.
ness, will be speedily remedied. 1t is
absolutely necessary for the health of
the brain, that it be kept moderately moist
with preparation capable of nourishing
and invgoratiug it. Lyons Kathairon
falfills these conditions, and is the only
article that actually puts m,c life into tic
capillary tubes, through which the natu.
ural nourishmcnt has ceased to pass.
This pure and harmless vegetable rrepa.
ration is absorbed l,y the skin of the
head to the roots of the hair, and passes
into the filamcnts by the force of capil.
larry attraction.
DIED SUDDENLY OF HEART DISEASE.
H ow common is the announcement.
Thousands arc suddenly swept into etcr-
nifty by this fatal malady. This disease
generally has its origin in impure blood
filled with irritating, poisonous materials,
which, circulating through the heart,
irritatc its delicate Tissues Though the
Irritation may at first be only slight,
producing little pnIpitaticn or irregu.
lar action, yet by and by the disease
becomes firnlly seated, and Inflammation
or hypertrophy, or thickcnirg of tho
lining membrane or OF the valves, is pro.
duced. How wise to give early attention
to case of this kind Unnatural throb.
ing or pain in the region of tbas heart
should admonish one that;all is not Sts right
and if yon would preserve it from further
disease. you must help it to beat rightly
by the use Of such remedy as shall
remove the cause of the trouble. Use
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
before the diseasc has become too seated.
and it will, by its great blood purifying
and wonderful regulating properties,
effect perfect euro. 1t contains uledi
cinal properties which act specifically
upon the tissues Of the heart, bringing
about a healthy action. s Id by all first
class druggists 1
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a Louisville paper states that LADY,
member of a Presbyterian Church Soci.
ETY. in that city has been summoned for
trial before the church SESSION, under
an old Mosaic code, for avowiug.a belief
in spiritaalism. The violated ,commf n.
-'nehts alleged are the third, fourth aaa
sesenthserses of the twentieth chapter
ofExodus, TheiIady was cited TO ,ap-
pear oho,heifrstl of April, and replied
that she would be ready for trial if che
could have the privilege of bringing her
own attorney,other she would regard
it as a sham affair. -.t ~
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Sheriff S Sales.

by virtue of sundrS Execution, to me di
rectcd Will sell 10 the highest bidders, Mt
orangeburg Court House, on the first MON
DAY IN May next, for cash, the follow
ing property, viz:
One tract Of land containing Asa acres
more or less bounded north BY Il. P. Reid
M" NJ 1ohn sester, cast by estate land. Of g.
W. Brodic, south by John Johnson aud p.
Kitchens. and west by =. Kitchens. Levied
on as the property OF Robt Brolic Mt the suit
OF J. w. Johnson, Admir- of Joseph Johnson.
ALSO
on Tuesday after salcday. Mt the residence
OF Henry ii. Jennings. 10 o~ 20 bushels Corn.
Levied on MS the property Of Jacob Curry
at the suit Of II. II Jennings.
Sheritf's Office, \ II. RIGGS.
Orangcburg c. H.. :. c., s. o. G..
April II, 1872.
apl ID ,d
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SATURDAY, APRIL 90, 1872.
d For President 4 b
Ulysses S. Grant.
Liberal Democracy.

If Cicero's judgment of human ma
tnre was not at fault when he said, in
effect, that no man becomes knave in
a moment, we infer that the converse of
the proposition must be equally true and
that (sare by thegrace of Gcd) no man
is converted instantaneously into MOD
ell of virtue. Applying this rule Of
ethics torolitical matters, we have grave
doubts Of the sincerity of most, if not
all, Of the really very sensible and con
servative articles which have re-
Gently appeared in several of the leading
Democi attic newspapers. And our diff
Guilty is Increased by our non belief in
special Providcnces, and, in these later
days, in divine intcrposition in any case
whatever, We conccdc willingly that
no filter subjects could be found for n
liberal exercise of the gratia Del than
those Democratic papers whose utter
anccs seem HEARTFELT and honest only
when they declare the "ropc and the
rifle the best means Of siIencing politi.
cal opponents, or when they ridicule
the Courts ondth law which arc now
netting out but a small part o, their
full deserts to scores of midnight ma.
-raudcrs and assassins; ana for their
sakcsr and for tue sake Of Humanity at
iargoo so wish earnestly for their
prompt, sincere and thorough conversion
to ,politicaf-crced' whichaapproximatcs
more closely to a complete recognition
of the Masters commands than any
other set devised of men. If these pa
pers were realyisincerc in all they now
say it would certainly be ono great step
toward that consumlnation ftr which all
good mcn so dcvoitly hope. But our
memory reycrts, not at all fondIy, to tho
fact that just two years ago, these same
Democratic papers mado similar conser-
vatlve and liberal professions in precise.
ly tho same plausible style as at present,
aud that a few months sfscrward they
resumed, with an appetite and a koou
relish enhaucod by temporary abstinence
their bitter and venomous attacks upon
sTs:y .z:=s .hs. ssvnred of Republican.
ism. And until we have some guaranty
that they have experienced an actual
and thorough change Of heart we shall
believe, and shall act upon tho belief,
that their present conversion to virtue
will as before, be followed by fatal
relapse iuto vice. Such guaranty
they have in their power to give.
That guaranty consists 10 their opcn
adoption Of the name of Republican,
and their cordial advocacy Of Republi.
can principles, as such.
If they are unwilling to give this
pledge # their faith, tho logical couola.
sion follows that If, as they say, the
State is going to tho devil, aud Ii, az
they claim,s they have tho ability aud
only necd the opportunity, to-prsven.
that catastrophe, why then piainiy, they
do, as simple matter Of fact prefer that
tthe State ss oud 90 70 the devil rather
tban.that shey should give the guaranty
in question. For tho political history
OF this State during tho last few years
has shown couclusivcly that the door of
Republicaaism is opcu to all that to all
who knock, Reputlicanism sa+s cstcr
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-ani that toslfwho will. IL says, ce=.e /
If shoy fail of tho opportunity, ii is
'bseausoIthey do not really desire it----and
saeh haltipg patriotism can find no
hvor With Republicans, who are most
truly such then they are most truly
patriotic.
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Sheriff S Sales.
ORANGEBURa COUNTY
IN PRonATE Couur.
Robert L. FauniA~<%1S
Robert L. FauniAw%s

Theodore w. Tanning,
l.. y. flaming. ct al
In pursuance to IN order to me directed
by the Honorable T!ind. c. Andrews, Judge
of the Probate Court, will exposc 10 pub
lie ou,cry on saleday iii Mar next. at the
FISK ot !hc former purchaser the following
track of lSad, viz:
One track cflnnd con,aing 90 acres mare
or less, bounded by lands OIL. w. Fanuinc,
Willis ID. Tanning, d. w. Jefcoat and /. j.
Yor.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for papers
and stamps.
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April IL, 1877. }
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