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By VIRTUE of all order in bank-
ruptcy of the United States District
Court for the Southern District of Gcor-
gin, before Il Register therein, and by
Hon. John Erskin, Judge of the said
court for said district, will be sold mt
public outcry,
Free From Liens and membranes of
Creditors of the Bankrupt,
at the Court House door in the town and
county of Aiken, and State IF South Car
olil'a. on the first Monday in December
next, Is, n certain portion of the Is
tate OF Michael O'Dowd, bankrupt, 70
wit: a certain tract of land, witllsiin.
prOvcments thereon, situated in the said
county of Aiken, formerly Orangcburg
district, containing two thousand and
fifty nine acres (2,059) acres, more or
lesson the north side of the Edisto River,
on The waters u. Hunters Branch, known
us the Casper Stalcy Plantations" made
up of sevcr,ll smaller tracts of land, and
more fully described by 40 plat thereof
by II, u. OFT, OH 18th November, 1862,
heing same land conveyed to said
O'Dowd, by l.. A. Cutler, Executor of
Casper staIey, by deed datcd 23d De
cembcr, 1872.
And by virtue of the same order, will
be sold, ut public outcry.
Free From Liens. and Incumbranccs of
Creditor. Of the Bankrupt,
at the same time and place, certain
other portion of the bnnkrupt's estate to
wit: ~ certain plantation in the said
Orangeburg county, formerly district
consisting of one tract, containing eight
hundred and seventy two (S72] acres,
more or less, lying in the fork of E,lsto
River, OH Goodlandiswamp, bounded by
lands of Porter Winnie CHAM, Martin
and Allen Corbitt. Heatl,ington, Friday
and other lands, and another tract con-
tanning forty four (44) acres more or less
adjoining the last iorcsaid tract, lands of
said Winningham. Mary and Allen Por
ter. The two last tracts conveyed to NJ.
ODowd by j. II. Morgan.
Terms. as per order cast.
JOHN T!SHEWNIAKE.
Assignee of Nj. O'Dowd, Bankrupt
Nov.13, 1873 SO st
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The State of outh Carolina
ORANGEBURG COUNTY
In TIE CouRr OF PnoBArE.

In TIE CoURr OF PROBATE.
by AUGUSTUS d. KSowLToN, Era
Judge Of Probate in said County.
WHEREAS, Olivia S. .Foglc hath made
suit to me to grant to her Letters of Adj
minis'ration of tho Estate nnd effects of
Henry w. Foglc, late of said County, de-
ceased.
These are therefore to cite and a'lmonish
all and singular the Kindred and Creditors
OF the said deceased, to be and appear be-
fore inc at n Court Of Probate for the sni,l
County, to be holden at my Office in Orange.
burg, $. c.. on the 22d day of November
1873, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. to show cause if
any, why the said Administration should
not be granted.
Given unacr my hand and tho Seal of the
Court, this 9th day of Nov a. ID. 1873,
and in the 9th year of American Inde-
pen,lcnce. .
[L.S.1 AUGUSTUS b. KNowLTON,
nov S-2t Judge of Probate.
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Have n home of your own. Yes a
home of your own; buy piece of land
with the determination to keep it during
your life time, and then transmit it to
your heirs if you have no means, only
the proceeds ofyour own labor, then
scrupu!ously save and build fine house,
buying from the Great Southern Build
ers' Emporium your sashes, Doors.
Blinds, Marble and Slate Mantels, Hard
ware Mouldings, White Pine, Walnut,
&C., cover your roof with Asbestos Roof:
ing Felt and Lining, for which they are
Agents ;they are now used OIL thousands
of buildings, and they offer them us relia-
bic and economical, which are needed ev-
erywhere. Send for price list to I. IL.
Hall & Co., Charleston S. C.
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Beautiful Calico for lOcts

AND other great bargains are offered
by I. Kohn q Bro, who have put down
their goods to Panic prices, which will
undoubtedly draw q large crowd to their
establishment for the next week or two.
A glance inside their store will convince
all that they mean business. This firm
is composed of enterprising men. who
show@their appreciation of the present
crisis, by putting down good, to such.
prices, as will necessarily cause large,
sales. fo8
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ADVERTISEMENT.

VHSliE Stringency of money requires me to sell
~ exclusively for cash, until all old accounts
are settled ;aitei that time / am willing to
render all accommodation possibly to custom
ers; | tender my thanks to all who have set.
tied their accounts and earnestly request those
ready performed my part of the contract.
Very Respectfully
+. II. w. BRIGGMANN.
Nov. 90, 1873 10 IL
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The Episcopal Convocation

Closed on Sunday Evening last, after an
unusually pleasant and profitable meeting
serviceswere held on Thursday, Friday,
Saturday & Sunday conducted by Rt.
Rev w. B. w. Howe, the Bishop of the
diocese, and Rev. messrs. Prcntiss, Ste
phens, Sans, Logan. Guerry, Gadsden,
and Fuller, On Sunday morning and
night two powerful sermons were preacl.,
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Those canvassed Hams ut the store of
MI. j. A. Hamilton are what every one
wants. Of excellent quality-and as
tonishingly cheap. Get few and thank
us tor the hint.
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ed by the Bishop. which made deep
EsiInpression.oi the.large audiences present
The commanion service in the morning
was very solemn and impressive, and was
joined in by many of other dcnonnina-
tions. @ 7
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-20

Cotton chasing low middlings sold Mt
1ss ON Tuesday. The delinquent list
are gradually coming in to liquidate
their cl''ins. Tie severe pressure is
laaoming gradually less, and were itnot
tor the very lighttrade financial affairs
could he much better.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-11-20

DIR. w. S. Barton has completed an
important Improvement upon n seed plan
ter, the patent of which he has applied
for The Doctor expects to offer the i'm
plemcnt for sale in time for the next crop
planting. It,, simplicity and economy
commensls it specially.
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Special Notice.

cP5C1di .I0UC1Ce. W
Sends your orders for Doors Sash
and Blinds to tho Southern House of Geo:
S. Hacker of Charleston S. G. Mr. T.
Ransdale of our Town is the author
ised agent for. this House. j. -
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Sheriff S Sales.

by virtue of sundry Executions to me di-
rected, will sell to tho highest bidder, mt
OraDgeburg c. H., on the FIRST MON
DAY in December next, FOR CASH, NIL
the Right, Title and Interest of the Defend
ants in the following Property, viz:
/. One tract of land containing 900 acres
more or less. bounded by lands of Jno.
McMichacl, Thos. F. Kcnnerly. David
kcnpcrly. II ID. Bocn. ID. T.. Murphy,
NJ. A. Dnvis and j p Pearson
=. One other tract containing 800 acres
more or less. bounded by lands of Rufus
Huffman, I. +. Kcnnerly jno McAlichael,
II. II Bonnet and Jno. Il. Milhouse.
Levied on ns tho property Of Bcncimin
Byas at the suit Of w. NJ. Sain & Co, ci al.
One tract of land in Liberty Township
containing l2o ceres more or less, AMI
bounded by lands Est. of Daniel Kenner
ly, j. S. Bolcn, H. d. Bolcn and Homestead
OF G. f. Bolen.
Levied oil ms the proacrty of George f..
Bolsn at the suit Of John Addcn and others.
ALSO
One Lot with building thereon in tho
Town of Orangcburg corner of Market
Street and --- Street, now oceupicd Inv
Jamcs Cannon.
Levied on MS the property of james Cam
non at the suit of licnryB Rice.
ALSO
Near the residence of Isam Isaacs in
Edisto Fork, Lot of seed cotton. lot of corn,
Fodder, Rice, Potatoes &C., seized on us the
crop oil lsam lsaacs, under warrant on lien
to Steadman s. Fusnor
ALSO
At the residence of Jas. Mitchell near
Lewisviile, on Tuesday Dec. I'd, lot of seed
cotton, lot of corn, lot Of Fodder, lot OF Pea
vines, lot of cotton seed &c., seized on as
INC crops OF James Mitchell, under warrant
on lien to G. r. Tabor.
orangeburg g. i: :. C., : So s, &c.
Nov. 10Th, 1873.
nov 10 I'd
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G. D.. Kortjohn's

New advertisement, today, shows that
tho late panic has had no effect upon him
except to enable him to offer full stock
ofGroccries, Liquors and segars 0hese
latter he p,akes aspecialtysof at reduc-
ed prices. Fli9RE
Call on him-he stands prepared to
''9 show you how TO make money in dull
times.
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Town Lots For Sale.

DIR. Oliveros offers today, (3) three de-
sirable building lots on Russlll Street
for sale. This is very valuable property
md should command ready sale. See
his advertisements in another column.
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FOR SALE.

rHSHE Subscriber offers for sale the
l well.kpown, Plantation "AfcClnfs
Villa, situated i'll Orangebnrg County,
fifteen miles due east of the Court House,
on, the five notch Road, containing seven
hundred and fifty-sevcn acres. more Cor
less, with the privilege of two hundred
acres more, recently conveyed to my son.
The latter place having on it 81 single
story dwelling, four rooms, one fire. place,
kitchen, stable, barn, &c, aud about
twelve or fifteen acres. cleared land.
On the larger placcgis
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Seticc.

Notice.
.lGontract advertisers may change
monthly. Every change must be sent
i'll by Monday noon.
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SHOE s TORE.

-1A oAioh - Il oI-OlL.
Next door to Cornclson's; in which NAV be
found stock of BOOTS and SHOES, which
lave been selected from manufacturers, cx-
rressly TO suit HARD TINES both as regards
qualities and prices. lie only asks an exam-
dation of his stock before purchasing elsewherct
Nov. 13, 1873 80 ly
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SHOE STORE.
II. B, BOYD,

I'D EsPECTFULLY CALLS THE ATT'EN-
IL q, tion of the citizens of Orangeburg and vi
cinity to the fact that he has Just opered
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The Barnwell Fair

And Races commence on Tuscday 25th
inst. See their advertisement, Barnwcll
County is our near ncighbor and Orange
burg should be represented there.
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Snow.
We had a light fall of snow in town
yesterday.
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CoNSIGNEEs PR EXPRESS.


Dave Palmer,
w F Glaze,
A P Avinger,
Moore g. Wilson,
Mrs NJ H Moorer,
j II Fielder,
j A Milnicken,
L w NIellichump,
v NJ Smith,
A l. Crook
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Church Services.

Baptist Church Services every Sabbath. ID.
Yal at1l, a. M, and at a, Il. M. DIR. /.
ID. Durham, Pastor.
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of
Birds
Grand double performance IIopomr Tent n die
World stsSF
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AND 80; 'sst
''s' $1,000, 900 CHALLENGE

Will cxhlitnt FRIDAY NOVEMBER 21st e per.
TO- A. and and s. NJ Doors
can be purchased thus avoiding the rush the
years Occnts
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EMthcr2p Church Sabbath School ut . A.
DreIl Dantzlcr. Superintendent.
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,Presbsterian Church. Services Mt II A. NJ,
end !, M@Sabbsth School. mt 81 A., NJ
prayer meeting Thursday afternoon at O'clock.
Ssy. J. ID. a. Brown, Evangelist. 49,.
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Mstho,iiat Chnrcl,-Scrvices Mt II A. M.
IndT4: ,i M; Sabbath School at 0 A. NJ -
Rev IS ,Auld, Pastor.
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Readiuq fpr the Sabbath,
CONDUCTED BY
REV. ROBERT LATHAM.
(Original.]
EXTREMES.

EAIhEMES.
One of the very noticeable features, boil
of the physical and moral world, is that thing
and principles Numerically opposed to eacl
other, are often found in close proximity
The good and the bad can always be seen a
the same moment, and may be caught at th'
same grasp. There is no better sign of rail
than cloudless sky, and there is no sure
premonition of a dry day than a day of con
tinuous rain. The richest valleys are offer
fringed round with barren glades and craggy
rocks. The choicest fruits, and the most poi
sonous plants, often grow in the same soil
The sod in which grows our bread, frequently
nurtures and natures the deadly night-shade
In the same community, and on the same
plane, lives the rich man, whose possession
are boundless, and whose table is daily GOV
cred with the luxurics of life; and the pool
man, whose humble hut scarcely protects hin
from the inclemencies of the weather, anc
whose coarse food is doled out in such scanty
supplies as just to be sufficient to prolong
life. At the same glance of the eye may bt
seen the stately mansion of the rich, and the
miserable hovel of the poor.
The moral aspect of the world presents the
same extremes. The church and the dram
shop are often within stones cast Of each
other. The most wonderful cases of exem
plary piety, and the most deplorable instances
of goddess wickedness are near neighbors
The prayers and praises Of the righteous are
often drowned by the shouts Of profane rev
elers. Such is the condition of things the
world over. Such has always been the case
and such no doubt always will be the case
Why, it may be asked, does God, who is
omnipotent, suffer these things to be so? Nc
doubt, one reason is, that the good and pious
may, during the whole of their earthly pill
grimage, see the ruinous effects of sin, and be
thereby induced to serve God with fear, and
join trembling with their mirth. The hus
bandman, in the parable, instructed his SER
wants to let the tares, which the enemy had
sowr, grow until the harvest, lest by remov
ing them before that time, the wheat would
be rooted up with them. Whilst the church
remains in its militant state, there will be
wicked men in the world and hypocrites in
the church, and any attempt to wholly re-
move them in any other way than by preaching
the gospel, would prove an incalculable in
jury to christianity ITSELF We should remem
Der that there is another world in which God
proposes to separate the good from the bad
and punish the wicked and reward the right
eous. When the judgment comes, God will
gather all the tares together and burn them
in unquenchable fire. Until that day ar
rives, we may expect extremes Of good and
evil to exist
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Ghildren's department.
TNUnIlINNTH'J
A WORD TO THE LITTLE BOYS.

Perseverance, you have all heard, boys, is
the secret to success. Doubtless many of you
who read this, have often seen the words
written in precise, beautiful hand, on the
copy-line of your copy-books; but have read
it, only because it was new for the time be-
ing, while you wrote it, line after line, with
the sole end in view of getting to the bottom
of the page as soon as possible.
There is deeper meaning in the words
than you dream of-a meaning that must
characterize your youth and manhood, ere
you attain to much success in life. 1t is true,
good fortune sometimes comes to few, with
out effort on their part; but to the larger
number it comes only by dint of hard labor.
And this same determined spirit of sef:reli-
ance and work, makes, by far, the best men
our country afords-the very bone and sinew
of the land
Many of the great men, whose names are
written in glowing characters, high upon the
rolls of honor, were born under most inaus-
picious circumstances. Their memoirs GER
tainly do not tell us that they were "born in
fortunate day." Their only guiding star
of destiny, if such it may be called, was de-
termination to persevere in upright, manly
principles, and strong will not to be con-
quered by adverse circumstances You are
priviledged to strive for the same high reward,
with fewer difficulties, perhaps, at the start
ing.point.
What others have done, you can do. When
once you fail, try again. You will only be
the better for little shaking up and so far
from discouraging, itshould only stimulate you
to renewed and greater efforts. Do not wait
for help. Remember that the exertions of
ourselves are the only efforts that are likely
to place US on the top round Of the ladder
Show a manly independence, and give your
friends the opportunity, one day, of lifting
their hats to the boy who persevered and con-
uuered. EVLINA.
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THE SECRET OF HAPPINESS.

The other day, went to see little blind
boy. The scarlet-fever settled in his eyes, and
for many months he had not seen at all. lie
used to be sprightly little fellow, upon the
run everywhere. "Well, my dear boy" l
said, "this is hard for you, is it not? tie
did not answer for minute, then he said, "!
don't know as I ought to say hard; God
knows best;" but his lip quivered, and little
tear stole down his cheek.
eyes, my child, you have kind Heavenly
Father, who loves you and feels tor you more
even than your mother does" 81 know it,
sir" said the little boy, "and it comforts me: y
II wish Jesus was here to cure Frank" said
his little sister; "Jesus cured good many
blind men when he was on earth, and am
most sure he would cure Frank" "Well," !"
said I, "He will open little Franks eyes to
see " lat good Saviour he is. He will
show him that blinded heart is worse than
blind eve, and he will wash his heart in his
own blood, and cure it, and make him see
and enjoy beautiful heavenly things, so that
he may sit here and be thousand times
happier than many children who are running
about -,
81 can't help wishing he could see," said
Lizzie. II dare say" said I, "but | hope
you don't try to make Frank discontented." )"
"Frank isn't discontented," said Lizzie, earn:
estly; che loves God "And love sets
everything right and makes its own sunshine;
does it not, Frank? ?" "I don't feel cross
now" said the little blind boy, meekly;
"when I'm alone pray, and sing my Sab
bath School hymns, and Gods in the room,
and it feels Iii ght, and-and-I forget I'm
blind at all w and sweet light stole over
his pale features as he spoke; it was heavenly
light, 1 was sure. l went to pity and COM
fort him, but l found God had gone before
me- The great God who has thousand
worlds to take care of, did not overlook him,
but with his heart of love came and turned
his mourning into joy, his darkness into light,
and made him in his misfortunes as happy as
a child can be. God can do more and better
for US than we can ask or think.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
TERMS.--IN ADVANCE:

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tisements, will becharged Two Dollars per square
for each insertion.
Quarterly, Semi-Annual or Yearly contracts
will be made OH liberal terms-the contract, how
ever, must in all cases be confined to the immedi-
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Obituary Notices and Tributes of Respect, rated
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and Deaths, and notices ofa eligouscharacter, in
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az advertisements.
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nes- A Chicago widower, who has been mar
ried nine times, says that which man most
wants of wife is her companionship, sympa'
thy, courage and love- He is right. The
true man wants his wifes mpanionship when
he has to get up in the night and see what
noise is in the cellar. Her courageis eminently
valuable in the general neighborhood debates
over the possession of some domestic article
and her love Is absolutely indispensable when
he gets in late But her sympathy! Well,
any one who has ever picked up the wrong
Stove.lid with his bare hand can estimate the
value Of that