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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-01


ELEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH
feri facias to me directed by the honorable the
Seventh District Court for the parish of Orleans in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell
at public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
CustomhOuse Streets in the Second District OF TINS
city, on WEDNESDAY, July 1872, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, the following described property, to wit
]. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
First District of this city, in the square bounded
by Benjamin. TehOupitOulas New Levee and SUI
zette nov brato) streets, designated as number
fifteen. Said lot fOrtYtve feet six inches
front on Benjamin street by one hundred and nifty
nine feet ten inches deep, between parallel hnes,
bounded on one side by lot number fourteen and on
as per plan by Pile, late surveyor, dated april
IL, 1877 annexed TO an act passed before o. X.
Stringer, then notary public in thiR city, dated
on the das of April, 1927.
Being the same property acquired by the defend
ant herein by purchase from James Stuart, per act
passed before said notary, Stringer on the eighth
4 ANOTHER CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, stu
ated in the same district and square, adjoining the
above described lot, designated lot number six
on BENJAMIN street. BY one hundred and hfty-nine
feet ten inches in depth, all as per plan drawn by
Joseph Pile late surveyor. dated February l9, 1921
and deposited in the Office of Theodore GuyOl, no.
tary public in this city
Being the same property acquired by the defend
ant herein by purchase from Evans Rogers, per act
passed before g. B. Stringer, late notary pubic
in this city, dated July IA, I84T.
Together with all the buildings and improve
ments on said two OTIS Of ground used as a steam
and all the rights, ways privileges and advantages
thereunbo belonging or in any wise appertainlng'
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot.
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AssIGNEEs SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IRENE AND MARAIs STREETS.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1881.
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By R. Derbes.
By r. Derbes.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTIES IN THE
SECOND DISTRICT.
SALE TO EFFECT A PARTITION.

J. 3. H. aIILY EFT AL. VS.. H. R. DossAT EFT AL.
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IN THE MATTER OF SAMUEL LOCEE-IN BANK
ruptcy-NO. 1901.
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District Court Of the United States of America
the District of Louisiana.
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DY c. E. GIRARDEY & CO., AUCTION
Id eers-NichOlas ). HSey, AuctOneer-Omce
No. II Exchange place.-SATURDAY, June IS,
AuctiOneers' Exchange, on ROral street. between
Canal and CustOmhOuse streets, by virtue of
an order of the honorable the SecOEd District
Court for the parish of Orleans dated April &C.
1872, will be sold by public auction, for account of
the succession of John S, Simonds the following
described property, to wit
l. A LOT OF GROUND. with all the buildings
and improvements thereon in the Fourth District
of this city in the square bounded BY St. Charles,
Prytania Washington and Sixth streets, desig-
mated as lot No. g. and measuring 80 feet inches
front on ST. Charles street. by 40 feet in depth be-
tween parallel lines. The improvements comprise
a two-stOry frame house. known as No. 678 st.
3. THREE LOTS OF GROUND, in the Second Dis
trict of this city, in tine square bounded by Ben-
Vile CustOmhouse, Solomon and Napoleon streets,
designated as lots Nos 7, 8 and 10.
s. ONE LOT OF GROUND, in the same district
in square bounded by CustomhOuse, Canal, solo
mon and David streets, and forming corner OF
Solomon and CustomhOuse streets.
4. SIX LOTS OF GROUND in the same district,
in square bounded by St. Louis, Toulouse, Cortez
and st. John streets, designated lots Nos. to g.
Terms-FOr the property first described, $j0OO
cash, and the remainder at one years credit. FOR
the property secO IDLY described, One-third cash,
and the remainder at Que and two years credit;
the credit portion to be in notes, subdivided if
CURED bearing interest of eight per cent per an
mum from date of sale until final payment,
cured by special mortgage and vendors len, with
penal clause of five per ceHt attorneys fees, III
event of suit; improvements to be kelt fully in
sured and policy transferred to holder of the notes
and purchasers to assume pay ent OF all taxes for
1872.
Acts of sale and United States stamps at the ex-
pense of the purchasers, before W. .Castell, no.
tarv public. myl2 70 Jel 10
CHOICE COTTAGE PROPERTY IN THK FOURTH
DistTict-ThOmas j. keenan, ct al. VS.. Michael
J. savage tutor of the minors Keenan-For a
partition.
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used as cofTeehouse and grocery.
SUCCESSION OF HENRIETTA FABIAN, WIDOW
CORRSTEN

Second District Court for the, Parish Of Orleans
No. IS lg7.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS, CARPETE
ETC AT Auction
By Hoffman, Marks & Co.
ASSlGNEES' SALE.
HARDWARE.

TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, TIEWARB,
AXES SAWS, SHovELS. GUNS, LOCKS,
HINGES, SCREWS, TACKs, NAILS FISH
HOOKS AND LINES, PLOWS, SHARES, SCALES,
SHELVINGS, AND Two SAFES.
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Edward R. Hogan vs. Iames lIcKeon.

mylsie117 sheriff Of the Parish GGV Of 'G orlssnA
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PROPERTY ON CONT STREET, BETWEEN
PRIEUR AND JOHNSON STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF SARAH FARRELL.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
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HOUSE No. 6IB 81. CHAhLES STREET,
AND
VACANT LOTS IN THE SECOND DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN S. SIAIONDS.
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. IS $685.
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AUCTION SALES.
D. c. 3. eirardeY 3 oO.
SUCCESSION OF ANN ELIZA COMPTON, WIDO
OF CHARLES BANNIsTER.

Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. a4,36l
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No, 49, 44O,
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 80 2g3
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SUCCESSION OF RosALIB BERNARD.

BUSINESS AND DWELLING PRUPERF Y IN tn
FOURTH DISTRICT.
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CHOICE COTTAGE PROPERTY IN THIS FOURTH
DistTict-ThOmas j. keenan, ct al VS.. Michael
J. Savage, tutor of the minors Keenan-For a
partition.
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SUCCESSION OF WIDOW HENRI LoR1o.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 35,398.
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ONB HORSE MULE, FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM
IT MAY CONCERN, TO PAY CHARGES.
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AUCTION SALES.
By William De Lacy.
SUCCESSION OF PATRICK GOODWIN.

PROPERTY IN THE SECOND DIsTRTc7
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Alfred Shaw vs.. James Little.

my22 30 ie8 Sheriff of the h. P Parish of Orleans
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-11-20

We stated last week, and we rcitcrnte
this week, that when Columbia was laid
i'll ashes the Bostonians fired cannon. In
this we did not propose to state anything
new to our readers, but what we have
always heard and believed to be true. and
still believe to be tue. We now say
further that not only the burning of Col
umbia, but also that Of Charleston was
celebrated, not only in Boston but also in
Chicago and Philadelphia and the
Yankee fleet OH our coast, by the usual
rites of public rejoicings, such as hosting
OF flags, boniircs ond (wc believe) shoot.
ing of cannon. At any rate, the spirit
was there, and if cannon were nrs fired
which we have reason to believe was the
case, and no reason to credit otherwise, it
was only because they did not have time
to load them or they were not at hand.
That this may not have been the case, we
arc not prepared to say, as we were not in
Boston ut the time.
III tiiiS SoiiiIcItiOll WE Will tllCutIOn Tic
first appearance Of the Columbia Union
i'll the Office Of The Times. We can only
account for the tardy civility Of that
journal as a part Of its usual lack Of
courtesy. We think it would have done
better itit had sent us one of its number
in which it animadvcrtcd upon our re-
marks on Bostonians. That we saw it
at all, We owe thanks to Il couple of local
pap suckers.
Finally, ia reliable gentleman, Bos-
tonian, who was present on the news of
these fires reaching that city, were simply
to state that no cannVn wcro there fired,
we would unhcsitatirgly give crcdcncc to
his statement, so far us ii went, that is to
the firing Of cannon" But that Bos-
tonians have been put in false light by
IT'S before orr readers, VIC do not believe,
The Union TO the contrary notwithsland-
ing.
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SkeriG's Sages.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY
IN COMMON PLEAS

Elizabeth B. Barnett rs Adm'x OF Estate of c..
w barnett, decd, aud rs Adm'x dc bonis non
OF Est of RobtJ. Carson, decd Plaintiff w
Amelia LaCayson, Lewis 4. Carson, Mary T..
Barnett. and James T.. Vice, Defendants
BY virtue of an order made in the above en-
titled action, willscll at OrangcburgG. H., on
the 81 day of December next being the first
Monday Of the month, during the legal hours of
sale the remainder in the Homestead and Dow
erof Elizabeth Is. Barnett, i'll the following
tracts or parcels of land, situated in the county
and state aforesaid, on the State Road, 81 Or,
distance below the rwo-Chop Road, being the
Real Estate of which the said G. W. Barnett,
died seized, containing three hundred and two
(3O2 acres more OF less and bounded by lands
OF Elizabeth B. Bonnc;t, Ira Hart, u. Ellison
Hart and $. II. Wells.
=. The Remainder in Dover oflhe said ..Gliz-
abcih B. Bonnett, in all that tract or parcel of
land situate i'll the county and state aforesaid OH
chop Road, containing one hundred acres and
bounded by lands of ID. Ellison Hart, 8. Il. Wells
Elizabeth b. Bnrnclt and portion of the came
tract ASS gned to the said Elizabeth T. Barne.s
aS Homestead.
Terms: One-half cash, the balancc on Il crcd-
it of one year. secured by bond of the purchaser
and II mortgage of the premises, and to pay for
Papers, Recording and Stamls; and in case of
failure OF purchaser 10 comply to be rcscld OH
same day or some convenient .aleday thereafter
at former purchasers risk
The purchaserwill be let into possession aitcn
the determination of the Estate in IIome,tcad
and Dover.
oranseJurg " c. CHI ii. sc, S; s. o.SSs'' o.G.
Nov. 18th, 1872.
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theorically, practically in South Carolina
to become Republican is to become no.
groized.
The issue is no longer party, but race
and the negro havc made it so.
Let us then be deceived no longer, but
viewing things It's they are, work OFT our
own redemption, not as n party, but MS n
race.
We can do it. if we will; and if wc arc
unwilling then let us hear no more conr
plaints of Radical oppression.
We speak plainly, hcca"sc mincing
wo"l: and catering to ignoran: prci,,.
dlces are no longer necessary. We have
thrown aside ull such restraints.
Clio,
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Communication.

-'iE. LDIToE: 1t is to be hoped, that
the lesson taught by the result of the
Presidential campaign, will be well learn
CD, and practically applied, by the South
crn people.
Ii there were any one this sids of the
Potomac 50 simple, rs TO be dupcd into
the belief iha. the Northern masses cared
plcayune for our mistortunes, except to
rejoice in thcin, we trust he is now undc-
ceivcl to his hearts content.
Tie verdict proclaimed through tae
ballot-5ox against decentralization" the
watchword oi the Cincinnati and Bal,i-
more Conventions, is so plain "th,t the
wny-tarin@ man, though ~ tool, cannot
err therein"
1t says to ;hc South. as il written in
letters of fire, Eve have always hated
You. and we hate You still"
Let us then, like men, accept t..c issue,
and although il may be unclristiun to
add, do Likewise, at least be done milh
our "oiive-branciles."
We have nothing to rcproach ourselves
for. We have done all that a noble Dco.
PIE could do. We have cleared our skirts
irom every responsibility that may result
from tie fiat OF hatred.
Ey.he recent National campaign, we
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-11-20
Our Columbia Letter
FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.


COLUMBIA, Nov. 18th, 1872.
Our city streets show an increase of
population, fhccs familiar and new ap.
pear on the sidewalks of Main street.
The new doubtless acolytcs of the lcgis-
latlve arena, or mayhap aspirants for
office, the reward ofservicc in the tented
field; the old veterans recognized in the
pursuit of piflage and plunder. Gen. F.
j. Moses, the Governor elect, holds forth
at "Randalls," and is the recipient from
"morn till dcwy eve" "ofinnumerable calls
from the faithful, no doubt, for confirmn.
tl"n of the golden promises which he SO
!avishly shovered before his followers
Moses has kept his counsel close, and as
yet has not declared which way he leans
i'll either of the two events Which will he
shortly decided, viz: The election of
Senator, vice sawyer discharged and that
of Judgc-Mclton promoted.
Il. B. Elliott, colorcd, in his own words.
presents Integrity and principle (?)
versus money i'll the claim of J. j. Pat
tcrson,' honest John rs he is termed
the sarcasm Icing 50 broad rs to be intel
ligiblc to the most unsoplisticated con-
sidering that j. j. has Eecn identified
with almost every scheme Of plumber en-
tailed on the state.
Continued in our nept.0
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BUILDING MArER1AL.-In another

BUILDING MATERIAL.-In another
column will be found the advertisement
of one of the most extensive manufacto-
ries of doors, sashes, and blinds, in the
Southern States. As these articles are in
daily demand by ourbest citizens, we re-
commend all who contemplate imprving
their homes or places of business, to send
for circnlars and price lists of these arti-
cles, together with the price of builders
hardware, marble mantei pieces, French
and American window glass, &C., &c.
to P. P. Totle, 20 Haync Street, Charles
tou, S. G.
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2. All that 10. or parcel of land containing
twenty-sevcn acres (27)acres more or less, and
bounded north by lands of Henry Funderburk.
east by the Bull Swamp Road, and south and
west by Street not named.
Tcrms--Onc-lial! cash. balance on credit of
one and two years, secured by bond of the p,ir-
chaser and mortgage of the premises bond 10
bear interest from 'ay Of sale, payable annually.
Purchaser to insure the Carriage Factory build
ing, assign the policy a,d 10 pay for Papers and
Recording; and IN case ofthe purchaser or pur
clnscrs failing to imply with the terms OF sale
the said premises to be rcsold upon the same-
day or sonle convenient salcday thereafter at
the former Purchaser, or orpurchnscr's risk
Sheriff's Office \ III. Riecs.
Nov. 7,h 1872.
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THE ELECTION.
STATE OFFICERS ELECTED


The following is list of the State eff
GERS elected last Wednesday to serve for
the next two years:
Governor Franklin J. Moses, Jr.
Eieutenant- Governor-Richard H
Gleaves, colorcd.
Attorncy-Gencral--Samucl w. NJ Ion.
Secretary. of s,atc-Hcnry L. Haync.
colorcd.
State Treasurer Francis L. Cardozo
cv.ored
Comptroller General olomon l.
Hoge.
Superintendent of Eduration-Justus
*. Jillsun-
kdjstant Genera! Henry w. Purvis
colorcsT.
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by virtue of sundry Executions to me di, ect.
cd will sell to the highest bidder, at Orange
burg Court House, ON the first MONDAY in
December next, for cash, the following property
viz:
One tract Of land containing 1873 acres moro
or less, bounded north by Mary Smoke, west by
NV. Hughes, and east by ). w. Antley on
Edisto.
One other tract ntaining 200 acres more or
less, i'll Edisto Fork, bounded on east by NJ. r.
Antlcy, north by s. r. Izlar and T. Hughes,
south by Hutchins G. Thomas and J. w. Antley
and west by j. w. Antley,
Two Horses and one Mule Levied ON as tho
property of. j. Antley at the suit Of L. D..
Mowry & Sons.
333 acres more or less, in Orangcburg county
the balance of tract of 872 acres, after deduct
ing Homestead of d, d. Funcl,ess, being part
of the place whercon he now resides
The remainder (after the determination Of
the Estate in Homcstcad) in 500 acres, cut off
from the above tract ofS72 acres and assigned as
homestead to d. u. Funchess, Levied on az the
property Old D. Funchcss at the suit of John
w. Fuchess.
o''"g:Ss:E SsS:'i ss; E, : S$';s f. ! fSs
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eyR CHARLESTON LETTER.
rEcx OUR own corEEsroSDExr.
CI1ARLLsToN, Nov. 1S, Hs7:

CHARLESTON, Nov. 1S, 1877
After season of amuscmen'a, politi-
cal. excitement and other worldly dissi-
pat:on', our city has suddenly rccollccted
itselfand with m apparent effort, rcsnm-
ed its usual state of sleepy imlolencs
and hnnidrnm prvpricty. The election
for President, following swiftly on the
heels of that for State and County officers,
stirred her up to an nnwontcd degree, and
after giving Grant an overwhelming ma
jority, the old lady has settled down with
the consciousness of having done her
whole duty, and confident of reapng the
full rcwars! other labor in the many favors
to flow hitherward from the Executive
mansion at Washington. Nay, is not the
new custom house being rapidly pushed
to completion and report says the
sphynx will shortly build Il stable and
keep stud of horses on the battery; but
the ravages of the epizootic forbid this to
be true; and the honor is too splendid to
be in reality conferred upon Charleston.
She has not yet done enough to be so sig
nnlizcd by the hero of the stable mind.
The big fro in Dosten, which, by tho
by, those ungodly descendants of the Pill
grims failed to look ct in the same light
MS they did the burning of Columbia by
their thicving hordes Of harbarians, i. e.
% visitation from Providence for the sins
oftke place on the Sotlon, and Gomorrah
principle, seems to have driven all of the
cold weather South, and yesterday and
to-day were regular blue nose, car burn
ing, great coat weather.
Continued in our next.)
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OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
FROM OUR OWN coEEEA,oMDENr.
WAsnISGroS, y. c., IS, 1872;

Two weeks from next Monday the
second session of the Forty fourth Con
gress will commence, when the bu.terflic,
of fashion, not meaning our law makers,
"ho' arc generally plain folk, will begin
to show evidence oi vitality, anL hufter
their wings. This season promises to be
the gayest in number OF years, and so
it should, for have rot our Radical
friends plentiful supply Of that great
force which in homcly phrases is said to
make tho mare so and l have no doubt Of
the lavish expenditure Of the force or the
pace of the animal during tia. next four
years.
(Cont;Wacd in our ncxt)
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Lack of space and time prevents us
from giving to our readers our full let
tcrs from our Federal. and State capitols,
and Charleston. We propose to give you
the rest next week.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

The Regular Annual meeting OF the Orange
burg Presbyterian Church Society will held on
Wednesday afternoon, goth inst, at 4 O'Clock p.
IN, i'll the Office of Mcssn Glover & Glover.
TIIOS. a. ELLIOTT,
President.
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Notice.

IN PURSUANCE o. AN ORDER FROM
the Probate Court ofOrangeburg County
/ will sell for cash, on Wednesday, The
9th of November, at the Plantation of
John I. Jennings, deceased, in the Fork.
of the Edisto, 8 or10 head of Horses and
Mules, 30 or 40 head of Cattle, few
Sheep. Corn and Fodder, Cotton Seed.
Wagon and Cart, Buggy, Grist Mill,
Cob Mill, Gin, one 12bolsc power Stcanr
Engine. and other articles usual on u
Plantation. .----1->--- :---4--
7. p. JENNINGS
Administrator.
Orangcburg, s. G., Oct Ssh, 1872
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Remember that the Burnwell County
Fair comes off on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week, at which place
there will be - lively time among TIE
Turf men. Through the attention OF
Sherwood wc are indebted tor review
for which we have not space.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Orangeburg County
LII Probate Court.


Patrick Doyle, Plaintiff, Wy Sarah Jane Wilcs
Clarence S. Wilcs Augustus r. Wiles, Robert
ii. Wiles. Defendants, Pc.itia:i for partition OF
Real Estate.
In obedience TO an order of Tha,l,lems G. An
drews, Judge ofProbatcfor Orangcbnrg county,
made in the above entitled action, L will sell al
Orangcburg Z. H., on the 2d day Of December
next icing the first Monday in the month, for
partition aud division, the following Real Estate
situate and beingim The Tor-n nforangebnrg i.
the County and state aforesaid, to wit:
i. All that lot or parcel of land with carriage
Factory and other buildings thereon, on the
Bclleviiie road known the carriage Factory
of Doyle & Wilcs, and bonded on north by the
Bcllcvilc road, eastby TIE homestead ofThomas
Ray, south by H. Is .SSasreT;as, and west by Al
ley notuamcd
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-11-20

An extra of the Medium tells us OF n
dreadful and most ca,amitous fire occur
ring recently i'll Abbcvi!lc. Our readers
will remember that the unfortunate eiei-
zcns of this entcrprising little town were
almost burnt out once before this within
year ngo.
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Notice

The public are invited 10 attend Yonria-
'o.,ni II POKE Spring bridge on the State Road
ti.rco miles above Capt. j. c. Edward, on the
22d of November 1872. The I4,dcsarc respect
fully invi;cdto attend.
c s. EDWARDS.
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We understand that the dwelling o.
Mrs. John S. Jennings was totally 'IcS-
troyed last Sunday by fire. The hc,;,i:l;:
and clothes WIRE saved, am,l furniture
broken by hcii,g thrown ont. The !irc
originated i'll The roof, prsbably troas y
spark.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-11-20
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Will be held in the Presbyterian Church to-
morrow, Thursday, Mt eleven o'clock A. M, tho
General assembly of tho Presbyterian Church
having recommended that this day should be
observed as day ofthanksgiving and humilia-
ton.
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Notice to consignecs Per South Carolina
Railroad.

BY order of the Vice President OF the
So. Ca. r. II. I'll freight charges both
LOCAL & THROUGH will be collected at
this Agency aud no goods will be dcliv-
cred until charges have been paid ut the
Depot. The above to so into effect from
date. WM. z. CALHOUN.
Acting Agent.
0rangcbnrg; S. G., Nov. 9th, 1872. ct
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-11-20

Down with your Grape! We will none of
it, till every Sherman sentinel" in South
Carolina has its counterpart by some
yankee hearth. Stir up your fire, old
Nick