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NOTICES, &c.
ORDER NISI.

GEORGE IvANS AND LOUISA IvANS, his wife,
ROBERT N. yANSANT AND WIFE AND OTHERS
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery
November 22nd, 1872.
0RnEREp, That the sale of the Real Estate OF Charles
Eansant. deceased, made and reported by Reuben
ianes, Trustee be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
TO the contrary thereof be shown before the 2St
day Of January 1873; provided however, copy of this
Order BE- inserted in newspaper published in Elk
ton week for month before tie Goth day OF
December. next.
The Report states the amount of sales to be Sc
DAVID SCOTT, Clerk
True copy; test, DAVID SCOTT,
Nov %, lST2-lm Clerk
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NOTICE.

JOHN BERRY, Executor of Christopher Jones,
THOMAS DELANEY AND WIFE
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In Chancery
November 10th, 1872.
ORDERED, That the sale made and reported by L
Marshall I!aines Trustee for the sale of the Real Esat,
mentioned in the proceedings in the above-entitet
cause, he ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown before the 3rd day
Iauuary. next; provided copy of this Order be
in newspaper printed in Cecil county once week
for month before the 23rd day of December next.
The Report states the amount Of sales be sSl7.Oo.
David SCOTT Clerk.
True copy: test, DAVID SCOTT,
Nov y lSi2-im Clerk.
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GENERAL MEADE's SUCcEssoH.-The
President appointed Brigadier- General
Irwin Mcdowell, whose name heads the
list of officers of that grade, to be major
general, in place Of George G. Meade, de
ceased. General Mcdowell will be assign
ed to the command of the Department. Of
the South, and Maior-General ". 5. Han
cock, the senior ma or- general of the army,
will be assigned to the command of the
Military Division of the Atlantic, vice
Meade, deceased General Hancock has
for several years heen in command Of the
Department OF Dakota, with his head
quarters at ST. Paul. MINI. General Terry
has been in command OF the Department
of the South for some time past. ard now
takes the Department Of Dakota. vacated
by General Hancock. The headquarters
of General Mcdowell. the new commander.
will be at Louisville, and General Han
cocks will be either at Philadelphia or
New York. The headquarters Of the De
partment of Dakota will remain at st.
Paul MINI.
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SCRIDNER's FOR DECEMBEE.-A SPLEEN
,lidly illustrated article on New Ways in
the Old Dominion,' opens SCRIBNER' s for
December. Mr.. Storms, who i'll one of the
earliest numbers Of the MONTHLY so pleas
antly described the Street Vendors of New
York. here gives us "a Peep at the Bird
shops" a peep to which we are helped by
the graphic pencils of Kapps and Boles.
There is, too, a bright little illustrated pa
per on "1Iother Goose:' and the second
irstallment of DR.. Hollands ''Arthur Bon
nicastle' is accompanied by another charm
ing picture by Miss fallock. Among the
notable features of this number are Stories
of the Irish Smugglers,' by Floude the
historian; a lively account of "a Tramp
with TyndaiF' among the Alps; capital
story By Miss Isabella T. Hopkins. arthur
Of Miss Narigoid's Thanksgiving" emit
lied, Gone Of Miss Widrery's Evenings"
This, too, has 4 flavor of Thanksgiving
Mr.. Conway's remarkable essay on The
Demons Of the Shadow is concluded; also
Mrs ELEPHANTS admirable novel, SAT His
Gates" which will be at once issued in
book form By Scribner, Armstrong & Co.
The poets of this number are Robert Buch-
anan, Rose Terry. r. r. Bowker. and
Hiram Ricil. In Topics of the Time"
Dr. Holland discusses ''Our English Visi-
tors The Rascals Of Wall Street." and
Good Manners The Old Cabinet shows
that the longest way round is sometimes
The shortest way home. The home and
Society papers are on Monday Payments;
The Picturesque in Tresses; The Chairs Of
Society. etc. In Culture and PROCESS
there is a notice of ''Froudc on the Ameri-
can Platform etc, etc. Nature and
Science contains large number of inter
esting paragraphs; and "Etchings' con
sist of the illustrated '.StoYy of Aiion'' by
Thomas Dunn English. The January
number Of ScR1BNER will contain cnntribu-
lions from William Morris, William c.
Bryant. Bret Harte, George Macdonald,
with other striking and popular features.
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Who was the Gentleman that Great
ed SO much excitement here last week p
Everybody who saw him says the reason
people ran to look at him WAS because he
had just returned from Philadelphia. and
was dressed in a suit of Elegant Clothing,
which he had just purchased, for g next to
nothing at the Great Clothing Bazaar of
BENNETT S Co., Tower Hail, No. SIS
Market Street, half way between Fifth and
Sixth streets. Philadelphia.
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TIE PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.-
The market for Beef Cattle was quite dull
this week, and for the medium and low
grades prices favored buyers. Sales of ex-
ira at SaSac.. and prime at 7a73i &c common
at 3ta59c., and fair to good at Cattle per
Id. Receipts 1000 head. Cows and calves
are iirmcr, and sell at S45a15. Receipts,
325 head. Sheep attract but little atten
ton. Sales OF fair and choice at 5a6!cts.
per pound. Receipts, 10000 head Hogs
move slowly at last weeks figures. Sales
of corn-fed at s6aG.75 per 100 pounds. Re-
ceiDts .J52S head
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
i BLESSENG TO LADIES'.
Golden Pills for Females
AND MEYER FtIL.

MD NJ! EN FtIL,
to Immediately relieve and permanently suppressed
ur Iifiriit mems rI!atinn. remove 0bstruUtinns
One laty writes lie would he willing To pay - box
FOR them rather than j." without Them.
Another iuy writes. papoRc5S GOidep Pits relieved
me in two days without any Inconvenience, like
ing-ir.
Beware Of Conntariris. The genuine is put
mp in large whit" boxes. containing double quantity ;"
cl Pills, and Epnu each huX Won Will ind the L. S.
Eev1T' STAMP printed f:om 10y 7ritGtG die anon which
ypu vii fiat TIE wnit.> pPpNyvS GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PMS. IN lwitel letters. Nou" genuine without that
>rlpn. The small red and yellow boxes are no longer
ls,sl, he.lH-,' # Iacir being cnuutcrft"l.
Price, 81 per Box. Six Boxes, SIS.
Spii at pa. NlITcGELL'> DAUG STORE, EIkron, Nj.
~ ~rNiiiA- 4 through the Eikt0n Post Giic',
aayr Il' r'i- srni lrDuieuti!yJ 10y mail to any part
of .Ge cDpairr. tree Of ro>tlgr
Sold also ty Sturn Il PAINTER. Wilmington: II. NJ.
;,rt.E:2y. Oh >trr, al ny s D. HOWE, Proprietor.
mar -. lS72-Iy New ork.
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The fair, the fair is now the fashion,
Where folks go for a pious ration;
But when they want Dry goods and Notions
they just walk over to the GLASS FRONT;
to find an earnest for their money.
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ILLNESS OF Mr.. GREELEY.-Horac e
Greeley has suffered such severe nervous
prostration from the death Of his wife and
other domestic affections, together with
the anxiety Of the recent political cam
paign. that his life is despared of. lie is
paralyzed both in mind ard body. The
lew ! orl1 World has the following:
There seems to be good reason for be-
lieviug that the Quieting assurances Of Mr..
Creeley's friends as to the state of his men,
tai health are not borne out by exact facts.
We are informed upon good authority that
within the past two days Mr.. Greeley has
been examined by two experts. one the
head Of a well known asylum, and that the
verdict as to his condition is very unfavor
able. 1t is said that the form of mental
alienation manifested by Mr.. Greeley is
self reTroach and agony Of mind at what
he deems the great mistake of his presden-
tiai cardiilature. He is in danger. ii is
asserted, Of melancholia, the most incura-
bic form Of lunacy.
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- MOORE & Bios have just shipped
our groceries fresh supply Of the IVIming-
ton City Soap.
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THE RAILRoAD.-The matter entertain
ed against the Maryland and Delaware
Railroad. by James B. Groome, of the
Cecil Bar. IS solicitor of John II. Virgins
and Alex. Dearborn, came up on Thursday
last, but the hearing of the case was post
poned until the 11th of December, when
it again will be taken up and argued in
Elkton. Mr. Groome will appear for Wig
gins and Dearborn, the complainants; Gov.
p. L. Thomas, for the Railroad Company;
Col. Hambleton for Downer, Lowe, and
Green, Trustees under first mortgage,
and Powell & Harrington for -- Fisher,
DR., and - Farrin gton, Trustees, under
second mortgage. -E,tston Gazette.
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NOTICE..

NO AAOAs
PROPOSALS 10 supply tn" Public Schools Of Cecil
county witt! the BOOKS in in the schools. and also
STATIONERY. will be received at the Office of the
School Commissioners, in Eiton, until the 10th of
DECEMBER, 1872 as follows:
Rau6's Speller;;
lMcGutey's Reader;
CorneTs Geography;
FS,csmsths Grammar;
Wells Philosophy and Science at
Common Things:
OnderdonEs History Of No ryzand;
Williams & Pachard's, or
Potter s Hammond's Copy Books:
Stationery, Pens, Paper, States, &C., &C..
Broohes arithmetic and Jactes' Algebra :
Carriers General History,
Catsch'sm Of History-CpEERY.
By order I SorIpp
Nov %, 1S12-3w Sacra,
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A@TR Az.

Brought before the subscriber Justice of the Peace
in end for Ccril county, Mary land by ". ". Thomas
an As,ray. REQ Bull. supposed to be about
year. old iounl trsuaasn upon the property occupied
by rim ut Red Point Fir Nrt H. Cecil county, Mary
land Sud Bull has artificial marks
The owner will come forward. prove property. pay
chorz, and take st Bull away, otherwise H. will be
SOLE according - las.
GEn Il. HOWARD J.P
November 21;h, 1872. Nov 3o--3w
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NOTICE.

THOMAS FITZsIMMoNs AND OTHERS
AMOR c. MITCHELL AND OTHERS.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery.
ORDERED, This first day of November, 1872 that the
sale made and reported by Reuben Haines Trustee for
the sale of the Real Estate of Thomas Fitzsimmnns
deceased he ratified aud confirmed cause the
contrary thereof lie shown before the sixth day of
January 1s13 provided, however, that copy of this
Order he inserted in newspaper published in Elk
ton a week for month before the 4th day of
December. next.
The Report states the amount of sales to be So
DAVID SCOTT, Clerk.
True copy; test, DAVID SCOTT,
Nov , lS72-lm Clerk
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BALTIMORE HAY AND STRAW MARK Eft
We ncto 4 good demand for Hay, with a
fair supply, aud The market is firm. We
quotc Western At @30R &3i: prime PennsyI-
varia ut 81, and choice Cecil county at
$31W39. Rye Straw is very scarce, and we
quote at $3Jd44G all per ton Of :, 900 lbs.
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NOTICE..
AMOS PRESTON


CALEB SPEAKMAN EFT AL
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery
0EDcRED This 18th day of November, 1872, that the
sale mad" and reported by William j. Jones. Trustee
the sale of the Real Estate of Ellis Brinton deceased
he ratified and confirmed unless to the contrary
thereof he shown before the eighteenth day OF
Ianuary. next; provided, copy Of this Order be in
serted in some newspaper printed and published in
Cecil county a week for one month before The
seventeenth day of December next.
The Report states the amount of sales to he 81 1870 co.
DAVID SCOTT, Clerk.
True copy: trst DAVID SCOTT,
Nov 10, lSI2-lm Clerk.
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NOTICE.

JAMES LEES and ELMIRA E. LEES his wife,
ALEXANDER HILL AND WIFE, AND OTHERS.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In Chanccry.
ORDERED, This first day of November 1872 that the
sale made and reported by Reuben Hanes Trustee for
the safe of the Real Estate of Alexander Ill., be ratified
and confirmed unless to the thereof be
before the sixth day of January 1879 pro-
vrd copy of this Order be inserted in newspaper
published in Ekton, q week for month before
the frurth day of December, next.
The Report states tho Of sales to he Sc
DAVID SCOTT, Clerk
True copy; test, DAVID SCOTT,
Nov 2. lST2-lm Clerk.
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NOTICE.
WILLIAM SHELLEY AND WIFE
va.
ROBERT ROBERTS AND OTHERS.

In tie Circuit Court for Cecil county In Chancery.
ORDERED, This nineteenth day of November in the
1877. that the sale made and reported by James T.
hrCuinugh Trustee for the sale the Real Estate of
William Shelley and others. be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof be shown
before the Ord day of January next; provided copy
Of this Order be inserted in newspaper printed in
Cecil county week for before the BIRD
day of December. next.
The Report states the amount of sacs he 81 .0l00
DAVID SCOTT. Clerk.
True copy: test, DAVID SCOTT,
Nov % lS12-lm Clerk
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Very Choice Groceries.
Teas, syru2s. ssmckereI and Tobacco.
FOR SALE BY
MARCUS STcCAY.
n - - III
TOWN TAXES

All 4" iuqucutS for Town Taxes notified that the
taxes due She must he paid before the 9th
DE, l'!lcr yt VIII proceed 10 collect by law.
CHARLES J. SMITH.
Nov -. lSi2-iw* Buiff
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NOTICE.
SCOTT STEWART
vs..
AMOS z RI.AKE EFT AL.

NOTICE.
SCOTT STEWART
AMOS R. BLAKE EFT AL.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Clanccry.
OaDErED This 18th day of November. 1872. that the
sale of the Real Estate of Amos X. Blake and wife,
made and reported by Wiam J. Jones' Trustee in the
ahorc"ntic'l cause, lie ratified and confirmed, unless
to the contrary thereof be shown before the
eighteenth day of January, next; provided, copy IF
this Order b" inserted in paper printed in
Cecil county a week for month before the
scvrrtnenth day Of December, next.
Tn Report states the amount of sales to be 81 600 co.
DAVID SCOTT, Clerk.
IRA" copy: test, DAVID SCOTT,
Nov IL. lS12-Im Clerk.
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"Well, boys" said the reporter, amt
you Glad to lind yourselves alive ~
You could see the lips smile as each one
said. " Yes, sir. The boys shifted around
aud seemed to brighten up.
Donnelly, you're not very badly hurt,
are you?" the reporter said.
NO, sir, was the answer. Zone eye
is hurt some. but my legs the worst.
Doctor says the even be all right agait.'
That's good said the Reporter. 8 Do
you remember anything about this ex-
plosion?'
Yes, sir" said Donnelly, "but Terry
can tell you more, as l lost my senses. >
"iInw far We're yon from the hole where
The nitro glycerine was when the crash
came p the reporter asked.
* Far as the door" (ahout four yards
was the answer. - told Iiill not to throw
the stone at it, and when | saw he meant
for to d, it, turned to run. Then the
explosion come, and / remember nothin'
more
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Dr. HOLLAND the Editor, will write the serial story
of the year which will be autob graphical FORM and
will he illustrated by Miss Hallock. 1t is entitled
Arthur Bonnicasfie, and will deal with some o.
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There will be new story by SAKE HOLM. The
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BRET H,ETE, The best ,crter Of short stories nou
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GoIEG i SHOOTING.

The reporter next turned to Terry
''Now, Terry, said he, Il want you to tel
me all about the afftir-how you came to
90 shooting. how many birds you killed
and how the accident happend."
"Well, yon See Terry said, "Gallighar
was down Al my house yesterday morning,
aud said, HTS % Shooting SO We
started and met l!lil and Donncily, and al
went together. | had one gun and Hill
had another. We started through Hub
bert's woods and followed the railroad
track ou5 to the place where the elycerine
was There killed woodpecker-"
$50 You had some luck, the reporter
said.
sit was only bit Of a thing" Terry
said, smiling. 81 gave it TO the cat al
the house were went this morning after
the explosion. Wen. we came aross . bic
h"i" with three cans i'll ii. Just 1T the side.
" as there any .gncc around the hole,
Oh Any ilaa#rd wish '':audser' on it, the
repo..l. uail.d.
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Extraordinary Inducements

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Qsy-T IA Il LEI

GROUND ALUM SAT-. ASHTON FINE SALT
DAIRY SALT. for sale in lots to suit. by
MARCUS aFcGAY,
Nov so 1s12-tw Tow Hale, Rising sun, Nd
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"MAyBE THERE'S GOLD THERE, BOYS. :"

No, sir, " Terry answered, "there
wasn't sign Of = fence, and no placard at
ali. We all stood on the side and looked
into the hole, and lin says, i wonder
what's in them cans ! says, IT'S maybe
nitro-G !vcerine. Donnelly said the same.
Hill says. ! want to sec what's in them
cans Bill. Sin. was a dare devil sort OF II
fellow, afraid OF uOthng.j | said better
not touch them. SO did Donnelly. Hill
says Maybe there's gold there, boys He
was Il kinder making fun. l suppose.
Then Hill got out his knife and stopped
down and took the cont; oU5 of one of the
cans. We looked in, but the stuff was all
froze. "
lyon Thought it was nitro glycerinc,
though, didnt you ~ the reporter said.
Yes, SIR" Ferry answered. cmphasiz-
ing each word. "Weli, Hill picked up a
big stone, as big as the clock there about
II inches by 81, and said. I've got 10 see
what's in them cansn Then we all scatter
ed. Donneily shouted, Don't do it "
ran and got behind tree about ten yards
of. got there inst i'll time TO SEQ Till
lift the stone high rs his head and dash it
down. Then there was
FLASH OF WHITE LIGHT,
inst like in big thunder storm, and an
awful noise. The thing was done quickly,
just like lightning. | saw no smoke, only
the flash.
Terry paused and closed the one sound
eye which he had kept fixed on the report
err all the time. There was half minute s
silence.
:" was knocked down fat" he went on,
"and felt the dirt falling down upon me.
lay there for two minutes. When got
IN the blood was running from my left eye
and rose aud mouth"
Did you look around to see what had
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"WELCOME STRANGER"

The reporter entered, closed the door
and passed into room on the right. IN
the room behind q pretty little girl was
PLAYING at table. " Go right up stairs, =
she said. The reporter started for the
stairs, and met thereon another pleasant
little girl, who aSs:ed him to go into the
warm office aud await the superintendent.
He did SO. Presently neatly dressed.
middle-aged lady entered, and on hearing
the reporters request to see and CONVEX Sc
with VIM. Terry and John Donneliy.
granted permission with the utmost court
esy. The reporter felt sure tie two boys
and everybody else in the house were III
good hands. The lady accompanied the
reporter 70 the ward where the lads We're,
and she gave the nurse i'll charge the neces-
sary directions.
The two lads lay On cots side by side
Both were able 20 speak. Donnelly does
not all much, and Terry still less. Lying
there with their heads bound, it was diff
Guilty to see their features; but they APP
peared 10 be honest, open faced, bright
Young fellows
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NOTICE TO GUNNERS.
All persons warned against trespassng with n *,
Gun otherwise upon the promises Of the subscriber.
Oct &c. 1972-1m JEREMIAH SW1SHER.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-08-14
DRUG STORE ].


For the liberal patronage which have thus
far received from the citizens of Orangeburg
and the confidence shown in me by very num-
crous friends, take the opportunity of express
ing my sincere gratitude in the "Orangdburg
Times" The encouragement of past patron
age and Kindness induces strong faith in
future success, and, while thanking my friends
for past favors, can assure them that nothing
will be left undone to deserve their continuing
patronage. My store is essentially Drug
Store; where will be kept such Drugs and Medi-
cines alone, as will warrant genuine and Pure
Ihave arranged to supply my customers will,
Medicines of the very best quality afforded in
the market. avoid all cheap useless articles,
and yet my prices shall be ns reasonable for
valuable, good, fresh Medicines as anybody's.
invite the Physicians ofthe District to call
and examine for themselves. They nre Judges
to whose opinion l submit. Send your orders
and they will be filled to your satisfaction.
Just received n stock of pure, medicines
consisting of Laudanum Paregoric, Castor Oil
Sweet Oil, Epson Salts, Cream Tartar, Carb
Soda, &C., Dye Stuff, Paints and Brushes, Con
centrated Lye, Patent Medicines of all kinds.
just call at the Southern Drug Store on Rus
sell Street, and you will be sure to get what YOU
want H. G.. DUKES.