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T. ii. COOKE, Ch airmazs.
Nj. L. BROW MING, Secretary.

y
Malcolm 1. Browning, Esq, spoke
next, and We understand came fairly aud
sqsarely out on the Republican, platform.
He aau annccd himself us eaudida,e
for Probate Judge, and said fiat he
would be found hencctorth battling in
the ranSs Of his S"rty We left before
Mr.. H. flushed, but understand that he
was frequently checred, and together
with Mr.. Boliver advocated the election
Of MI CAIN.
We understand that speeches were
made after We left by Mcssrs. H. =.
Cooke, j. l. Hunbrrt. T. g. .Eamison
and others. We regret that we cannot
give resume Of their remarks. 1t is
understood, however, that Mr.. Powell
Cooke pitched iato his opponent pretty
heavily Mr. Cooke said he was eau :
didi4se Tor Probate Judge Also, aud WASH t
afraid of the other side.
This wound up the proceedings of the
day. The speeches throughout were
full Of interest and peace accompanied
it through to the end
The barbecue WAS q complete success,
and as we said before too much credit
cannot b. given to the Committe ON Ar
rangements.
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SRsSWe imagine that the editor of the
SS1f5sessS 5sS7 eS ciaimed :.bra5vo! bravo!! thou
my mighty pen, % upon finishing the above
para graphs, took big chew of tobacco
sssor Apinch Of snuff, and paced up and
s51own.his sanctum for one hour and three
.stfuhtters, repeating the while the follow
5 ing linessfrom Byron's "English Bards
anu Scotch Reviewers:
sSohi pature,'s noblest gift-my gray goose
quill,
ssSlaye Of my thoughts obedicnt to n.y will,
IS Torn from ly parent bird to form pen,
That mighty instrument of Attie men,
X ~ *
kstNo eastern vision, no distcmpercd dream
aatpspiredr-opr path, though full of thorns
W. was llnin;
44Gsnoath is thy line, and easy is thy strain y
But let us answer the Times. That
England desires Grant elected because
apf ,the, belief that his administration will
ssfc weak, is as nonscneical as it is absurd
soforif there is one man upon this CONT
sTentl who has the qualities to sink
this government into pcrdition that per-
s,sop is Horace Greeley, Grant has never
Ssheen, backed out by England, aud he
p&neyef viii be. We know what the cll-
Sstse ef the Times alludes to, and would
Gsepsy lin this issue, but for our avcrsio n
TO gencraliiies and assertions without one
.,-Partiele Of accompanying prof. Let
the l1ancs discuss. the Presidents con
. aHctan rncl s>,avau. -.~...- Ill, -
11if i0ean show whore he got tho worst of
sWcpz Viii undertake to show why
Greeley has one leg Of his pantaloons
ellongsser. than tho other. and why, the
aa6thersday one of his fumily threw pan
es liahswater upon him. Show us
SSheeessG g laht has acted eowardy, and
sw eiishow YOU where Greeley and his
supporters 'otctca the fool; show us one
VS stsEasg &gs
'sseasoP. Why GEppt ShouIdn's tO reelected
4dsqd Wei SHOW iYou 3 hundred reasons
eaialy 81 Greqley is unfs to be his success
sasoP. Ssa g ~
f'hhc next point our contemporary tries
to make. is. that in ono place wo said
sGStharqSS8iassssn0, 6, Democratic party and il
.6aBothngB declared that the Democracy
-aa8aldassisaksoBlr. Greeley. We repeat
thS saSh9 wSFas again and say that il
there j apS sincerity and honesty il
Dslnasiatis Journals, there is no such
- pastys iapshiS acountrys but there is
y Dsnosaasy tkSugh, anaathat Domocrao,
viii support Horace Greeley. Can III.
Times understand us ?
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sherif;'s S Sales.


BY virtue of sundry Executions TO me di--
rected y sill sell TO the highest bidders, aA
Orangeburg Court House, ON the irst Mon.
DAY IN August next, for cash, the follow
ing property, viz:
At SmoNk's Landing, en- North Edisto,
River, all the right, title and interest off
Jacob F. Witt in ~ Rats of lumber. Lev,
led on as the property of Jaceb 7. Witt at.
suit of Crane, Boylsion &c Co.
ALSO
All that tract of land ifr eraneebur1.
County containing 644 acres more or less,,
bounded north by lands Of Est j. Jerniron.
east By laads of g. Hetiss ssl s.ssl ~ C..
iumbia Road. Levied on as the property OF.
j. U. AltRnaa at the suit OF Thads q. An.
, dress
ALSO
About 8 acrek'of land moro or less. boundl,
:ed on north and west by LsxipRton co,rntv.
Line, east by Wus p. VIA, ana sotfti, bv j.
j. Witt, and one Mare and one Timber Cart,
Levied on rs the pToperiy of j, A. sJsgeoat al,
the suit OF Hourly Livingston.
ALSO,
At the riEsS of former purehnsers. the 4, J.
lowing tracts Of land, viz;
One tracs containing 52aore more or les.s
bounded by lands Of Dullus and Geo. +
Trick.
One tract containing AZ acres mare or Iesa.
bounded by lands OF Dullus~ naiti Geo r.
lrick. Levied on as, the property of Geo.
1. rISk al the suit Of William r: Watt.
orAugesurg G, u. s. c.. 6. 6.
! ,jnly H. lezo.
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V.s't
sThe Democratic party of the nation has nom
mated life long Repub.i lean TO the highest
position ihsthe gift of the American people
sSsss;dsss oct has the party cast any sad-
ess.gM ) upon its fair name Has it sunk any
'.a principle?
Esss3 %6s ~ el* "
"a AGrceley can not an honest man accept
Democratic nomination, and receive Dem
ocratic votes, and then turn about and do
ualspoa e Democratic principles.
.. I6aais0ssats of things, there is neither
time nor disposition to talk about party.
a.sSaye the country first, and then these things
enn Be intended to
RzsttstmIlJ says,our country is in danger
sAssapdye must combine for mutual safety.
Sa&s ssEsoA X X X
Ga sEghHpnthof duty and honor has been dis
$, a timely marked out, and sublimoly illustrated
by the Baltimore Convention. Was there
E28ev6Ssansi example of more exalted patriot
.ssmS;5W5 5osrqRgelsrg Tfmes 24th aA.
.sgRsEWbpta does our cotemporary mean in
9SAamting that after Greeley is elected
s0thefathings can be attended to"?
Does it mean to return to the old Demo
!, Cratic fold2 IF that's your kind of
GsHkexalted patriotism" we say away with
'aa Asib 55a
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Sheriff S Sales.
oRANGEBURa COUNTY
IN COMMON PLEss
=. V. Dibblc, Assignee oS1
E. Arsoc' Bankrupt, Judgment

Samuel Dibble s. r.. NJ.
Argoc.
BY virtue of the Judgment in this action
win sell for cash, at public ou.cry. ON
Monday. the 9th day of August, 1872. during
the legal hours of sale, at Orangeburg C. III.
All that tract of land, containing about go
acres, situate on GoodIand swamp, and
bounded BY lanes nsw or lately of DaniaY
Ben, Edward Argoe and James d. Phillips.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
oransesars 9. Ii. s. c., H. nssss. s. 8. c.
July l2th, 1872.
july l3 I'd
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EST OFLETTERS Remain-

kSI OF LETFEhSS ASemietns
Il ing in the 0rangeburg Post Office. to-
July 8lst, 1872.
William Baker.
Mrs \ L Dani,ler, Frances v DantIler.
Abram Green.
Mary Ann Kemblcn.
Elisha Moody, c May, Prince Mirca-.
Abram Rumph
Sarah Pedrow
PerGens calling for the above letters
please say they are advertised.
F.. pEMhrs, T. ~,
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A good nights rest at this season of
tho year is perfect luxury, and can be
obtained by indulging in cold sponge
bath before retiring.
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Senator Conkling's Speech.

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The speech of Senator Conkling,a of
Now York, in Cooper Institute, ON the
evening of tho 23d, was an elaborate
and masterly effort, both as to its de.
tense OF Grant and criticism of Mr.
Greeley. He began by speaking of the
violent character of the campaign nd
the systematic oaiumny which has been
hcaped upon the President and his ad i.
ministration. Among other things he
said i:
GA war of mud and missiles has been
waeed for mouths. The President his
family, and all nearly associated with
him have been besputtered, and truth
and deccncy have been driven far away.
Every thief and cormorant and drone
who has been put out-every bafficd
mouser for place or plupder--every man
with grievance or grudge-all who
have something to make by a change,
seem to wag an uubridlcd tongue or to
drire foa! PEN
He spoke of and proved the con-
spiracy between the Democracy and two
or three Of the sore head Republicans,
who styled themselves Liberal" aud
gave the secret of Mr.. Greeley IS disaffec-
tion in the following:
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Where IS The Sumter Ncws of this
Swesk2sS Dead?
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TAT mass meeting held by the Re-
publcans at Oangeburg Court House,
en- tAs evening of the 20 instant, the
above Preamble and Resolutions were
unanimously endorsed, aud copy Of
said endorsement directed to be furnished
by the Secretary to Governor r. *.
Sc1tt
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4 DEFENCE OF PRETTY WOMEN.
From the Saturday Revlew.l


After all is the world so very absurd In Its
love of pretty woman? Is woman 80 very ridl.
cnlons In her chase after beauty? a pretty
woman is doing woman's work IN the world,
but not making speeches, nor making pud-
dings. but making life sunoier and more
beautiful. Man has forsworn the pursuit OF
beauty altogether. Does he seek It Tor MIN,
self he is guessed to be frivolous, he Is guessed
TO be poetic, there are whispers that ms
morals are no better than they should be. ID
society, resolute to be ugly, there is no post
for an Adonis, but that of model or guards-
man. But woman does for mankind Wnat
man has ceased to do. Her aim from childhood
Is % to be beautiful. Even as schoolgirl she
notes the progress of her charms, the deepen
inc color Of her hair, the growing symmetry
Of her arm, the ripening contour OF her cheek.
We watch. with silent interest, the mysterious
reveries Of the maiden: she is dreaming OF q
coming beauty, and painting for the glorles OF
eiehteen. 1nsensibly she becomes aa artlst,
her room is q studio, her glass an academy.
The ioy of her toilet Is the Joy of Raphael over
his canvas, of Michael Angelo over his marble:
She is creating beauty In the silence ana ana tne
loneliness of her chamber; she grows IKE any
art.creation, the result of patience, OF nope OF
a thousand delicate touchiDgs and retoucnlngs.
Woinan is never perfect; never complete: a
restless night undoes the beauty OF tne gay,
sunshiae blurs the eyanescent colorlng OF ner
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cheek: frost nips the tender outlines of her
face into sudden harshness. Care ploughs Its
lines across her brow; motherhood destroys
the elastic lghtness Of her form; the bloom % o.
her cheek, the quick fasn OF her eye 1aoe a1u .l,
vanish as the years 60 by. But woman Is still
trne TO her ideal. She won't know wheu she Is
beaten, and she manages to steal fresh victo-
ries even In her defeat. She lnVents new con-
ceptions of womanIy grace; she rallies at forty,
and fronts us with the beauty of womanhood;
she makes last stand at sixty, with the
beauty of age. She falls like Cesar, wrapping
her mantle round her-aburIed Ia woollenl
,twould saint provokei" Death listens pitt
fully to the longlngs Of a lifetime, and the
wrInkled face smiles with something OF the
prettiness OF eighteen.
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s1LyEaspRMas, NEAR ocALA, FLA, !

SILVEHSHhlNdS,
March l,lS71.
MEssRs Dow1K. NOISE nAyIs. CHARLESTON,
9. s.O-Dcar Sirs: regard NOISES FEVER AND
ACHE PILLS as a certain cure. End q blessing 10
all living In the malarous districts OF tue south,
and particularly in the everglades OF our state.
JAS. b. ,.WENs, M. D.
KlNasTREE, S. o., December 81, 1870.
Mr.. B. F. NOISE. CHARLESTON, ). S.C.-Dear SIT:
have used your FEVER AND AGt FILLS 10
my practice this all and nave never IN '4e Mrss
now freuuenr calls In my drug store fur them, ano
always recommend tn m, and with the happlest
results. wish that you may nave the satlslac
Pllisu have relieved many under ny treatment,
when other medicines that | nave trled nave
'''''N " w. Us. BROGXINaToN, M. D.
MERcATURs, BARNwgLL DIST, 8. c.,
Jolly Il, 1871.
Mr.. B. F. Mo1sE-Dear Sir: In reply to your
question as to what has been the SUCCESS OF your
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS, that We oeen 500
by Us, we would say as Tar aB we Know, they
have given entire satisfaction. We Shall continue
" '''' Yours, respectfully,
W.T.. BLANTON & SON.
NEAR GREEN Pond s. Il u. r. B.
November IL. 1870.
Mr.. B. F. MoIsB-Dear Sir: am glad 10 say
your SEVER AND AGUE PILLS B. all you claim
Tor them. have used them IN my family and on
nv place and In every case they have proved er-
fectual; some the cases had ought chronic,
rs they nave lasted over TWO yea 8. Il no case
was more than Il single box required, aud In no
case has the disease returned and 1t Is over three
mouths ago since used them.
iOurs. &C., b. b. WlLSoN.
GoURn1N's DEPOT N. E. R. R., Sep. l6, 1871.
MEssRs DowIE, NOISE & DAyIs-Sfrs: am I'M.
proving in health almost as fast as Can, laoofng
under different old chronic diseases. tuoE
Moi >E,s FEVER AND AGUE PILLS, agreeable TO
directions, and find them the best medicine l
have ever taken. aud they have made G, aplete
cure Of Cnilis and Fever on me, and my case was
one OF the worst.
Your humble servant.
WILLIAM ]. BRADLEY,
Peedee Railroad Bridge Keeper.
They contain no arsenic or poisonous lngre.
dients Of any kiud--nothtng in the least degree
Injurious to the system under any circumstances
-and may be administered with perfect safety
to an infant.
THEY never fall to cure the most obstinate case
when taken as directed.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
DOWIE, MOI>E & uAYlS,
ProprieIors and Wholesale Druggists,
May3o-ths5mo Charleston, 8, O.
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aarirnlturaI MaGbi1erp.
Agricultural Marbinerp.
WRIGHT & WARkOCK'S
ANTI-FRICTfON
HORSE POWER.
PATENTED OCTOBER 10, 1871.

We take pleasure in presenting to the planters
and public Horse Power gotten up by Messrs.
WRIGHT q WARNOCK, Of Barnwell and Beau.
fort Counties, 8. O. whion ls most p"rfect ma
chine The said Power Will give greater speed at
the expense or less power than anything yet In
use; is stroug. simple and durable. Gan be used
with equal ease for gin ling cotton, threshing
grain, pumping water, &c. Will on forty.saW
Qln in good order. with two mules, moderate
gait gin 1900 pounds Int cotton per day; brisk
driving 1000 pounds. One mule can pull 1t; light
for TWO. It sits In frame In the tousei can be
arranged to gin with the gin and gear sitting on
the ground.
Another important feature Of this Power Is
that the rising or falling Of the door Of the house
does not affect the working Of the gear In any
way.
This is Southern enterprise, and no humou
Price sl251and freight ready for putting up.
G. H.KlRKLAND and "; A: 0LAEK; I,a 3 =
Agents for South Carolina.
n RJpKIaND AGENT for North Carolina.
REFEkENCEs:
nay- Messrs. Joseph A. Lawton" aud Joseph
Bosttck,+ OF the Savannah River Assoca'
tjon. Alleuaale; Captain W. n. BostlcR" Aen'
dale: Rev. Messrs D. Simmons and f. Mllton
Kennedy; Of the south Carolina Conference; zen.
Gantain r ID. Sem, Columbis; F. ]. Pelzer, Esq,
and Messrs. Rec Ier 4 Davis, Charleston, y. Q.
sThose marked thus have seen the Power 81
nort "o' junS-tuthsDsc4mos
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A London correspondent writes under date
of July 6:
I fancy that Bishop McTIvaine, of Ohio,
must have been considerably disgusted when
he read the London papers on Thursday
morning. They contained hardly an allnsion
TO an event which occurred in st. Paurs Ca
thedral on the day before, and one which, to
the Episcopsians in America. can only be
thought OF as et sufficient moment to cast the
proceedings of Geneva into the shade. the
American Episcopal Church has presented
large silver alms-basin to the English Church.
saw the performance. In the presence OF
throng of church dlgnitarles Bishop Mcliyaine,
dressed in plain black, offered it-held OUT
the heavy silver (near yard 10 diameierl
during an address bis arm must have wished VII, E.
shorter; the Bishop of Ltchheld received 1t; It;
carried it forward fore the altar; was mere mere
met by the Archbishop OF Canterbury, before
Wbom he kpeeled; the Archbishop took 1t,
made aa # fraternal address, and then that part
of the ceremony was over.
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By GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
Real Estate Agents and Aucttoneer1. 9,
IRIJSTEES SALE OF THE RICHMOND

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneer1s :
TNRUSTEES SALE OF THE RICHMOND
AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD. ~ 9ij
BY virtue uf two deeds OF trust from the Rob.
mond and York River Railroad Company to the lata
VIM. q Macfarland aud tn undersigned, cdated
respectively The eth Of September. 1859, and the
trustees, viii, on WEDNESDAY,. the 14th day OF
August, 1879 at u NJ, at The auction rooms OF
Messrs Grubbs & Williams, Richmond, Virginia,
sell BY @ Rn9IiG AuGflGn fNnoF RAILWAY Of the said
Company from the City OF Richmond 70 West
Point, together with the Franchises OF the said
Company, and the Equipments, Rolling Stockf
hsshas Shops gsSSs
other right, interest or, estate conveyed by theI
said deeds, excepting choses In action.
ecuting The trusts Of said deeds, end 70 pay the
Interest on the bonds outstanding under the deco
Of 1859 aforesaid estimated at about $So.0oo ana
hen cred un II the lat OF January, 1877, es 70
$48 900, with interest from tae iss oa suT, nS
semi.annualy, and then Cash su11olent 70 pay
the Interest due on the bonds Of the nrst olass
under the deed Of 1865 aforesaid eatlmatea az
about S52 .0o. and credit until the 1st OF !anu.
ary. 1885 as to $500 900, with interest at the rate
OF 8 per cent. per sunum from the lst OF Joly,
1872 pay able semi annually and tnen Gssn SUI u,
clert to pay the interest due on the ponoS OF tno
said. estimated ct about $1t6ooo, and then
crsdtt until ist OF January, 1877, as to $4,000,
with interest from the 1st Of July, ls!2, az tpa
rate OF per cent PER tha eaysps Ta n
1890, as to the residue of Such purchase money!
vii b interest at the rate OF 8 per cent. per an
mum. AS 70 80 much Of the purchase money as
NAV be applicable to the bonds, secured by tne
eeds of trust aforesaid, the purchaser snall give
his bonds G. corresponding with the Said oulstand.
ing bonds. and as to the re- idue OF such purcnase
money, the purchaser shall give ms oona 9i
bonds. as may be determined upon a1ter tne ssiei
the purchasef's bonds 10. be secured py dee0 OF
trnst on the property and franchises sold. :; 81
Capitalists will take notice that the eject OF
sale and conveyance by the undersigned VIII pc
TO extinguish the Company Aforesaid, and MAKE
the purchaser q body corporate. For further par
sicnars. apply TO Messiears PAGE e. HAURY,
Oounsellors at Law, Richmond. We. g +; y'lrl!At
J.PR0sSER TABBy 's'
Surviving Trustees.
n Sale conducted by Nesars. GRUBBS
WILLIAMS, AuctoneerH
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERs. 20
Holders OF the Mortgage Bonds aforesaid VIII
report at once to Messfs. PAGE MAURY, Nca.
mond. va. the number OF Bonds held by them,
the deed Of trust by which they are secured, tne
amount or each Bond, and tho amount OF interesI
due. Holders OF Detached Coupons VIII report ~
above. 4. h.d65nSSSp d @aU d,.pp
,nna Surviving Trustees.
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CAROLINA RAILROAD.
EaAl(l q
OHLRLRSruN, june1,l 187

II CHARLESTON, June L. 1917 G
EXCURSION TICKETS to Greenville, Anderson
and Walhslla have been put on sale TO-DAY, and
will continue on sale until lst September. :!
Good to return until lst November.
Baggage checked through.
Price to Greeuville and Return SIT 80.
Price 10 Anderson and Return SIG 10.
Price to Walhalla and Return $40 80.
Price to Spartanburg and Return SIS 30. =,
Excursion Tickets also on sale to Oatoosa
Springs (Ga.)-price $24.
The above Tickets on sale at the Line street
Depot and at the Charleston Hotel.
s. 3. PIOKENS, A. L. TYLER,
,tuu1 G.T.A. Vice.Presldent.
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Marguerite.

was but the village weaver's girl,
he only the hireling Of q churl;
Yet into our lives there dropped pearl.
:g. IT.
he drove the kline by meadow and dale,
And searched the hollows in every vale,
For flower OF love to tell the tale.
A spring time daisy, waxen white,
Lay on my breast when lell the nlgnt,
And the stars shone down with tender HghI
BE to the plough. and l to the loom,
Tilling and toiling; yet love may oiooM.
And fiIl our hearts With Its sweet { Eerlume'
Heart OF mine, have waited long
LIE and Love are poets song;
Life Is fieeting, but Love Is strong.
Twas lonely waiting but God knew best;
Law me now by my love to rest.
A spring. time daisy upon my breast.
[Aa9ust Atlantic.
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The Presidential Campaign for 1872 has
opened. 1t will be the most exciting that
the country has ever known. The issues In
volVed are extraordinary in character, ana
come directly home to every citizen. The
overthrow of Grant and the election OF
Greeley mean Honesty and Reform In the
National Administration, the triumph OF Law
and the restoration OF Peace and Harmony
throughout our land, and a return to the
fundamental principles of government which
prevailed in the better days Of the Re-
public.
The most intense interest will naturally
be felt in the progress and result OF the
struggle, especially in the South, where the
material prosperity Of the people and their
relief from organized persecution and rob-
berv are involved. We mean that TIE
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