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DEsoLATE CoLLEGE.-The story OF the deg
radiation OF the North Carolina University Is
thus pungently told In paragraph from the
hilshoro Recorder. Some OF the Young lAIieg
called upon Mr. Pool 20 obtain his permission to
Use the chapel FOR the sabbath school celehra-
ton. Mr.. Pool replied that he had no ob lection
provided the chapel MAS restored IN a. good or
der as when the permission was granted. one
OF the Young ladies replied that on examination
of tue chapel they had found IL filled with cows.
"She supposed II wOuld DE an easy matter 10
drive them back into the building when the e1-
ercisps were over
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The n. .. Times perpetrates the following:
Mary had little lamb
" it'll which she used 20 tussle:
She snatched the wool all OF its back
And stuffed IL IN her hustle.
The lamb soon saw he had been ieeced,
And IN passion few;
But Mary got mp on her ear,
And stuffed the lamb in, too.
81 Georgia papers call yellow fever ''bronIs
Jack"
az Ho mug gin" is = Brooklyn beliefs favor
ite pathetic dirty.
81 IL Is strange how argumentative man getz
after "lunch."
SIn Paris, the old sardine boxes are gath
cred up by rag pickers and sold 90 builders. who
MI them with mortar and use them in the con-
sruction Of cheap dwelling houses.
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CURIOUS PEEstsTESCV.-we learn OF a
curious case OF persistent efforts on the part OF
man 90 make himself sick, sometime ago at
the state PRISON here, which finally resulted ia
his death. The man alluded was a convict,
who was sentenced only for a comparatively
short term, but who, in order 20 get into the
hospital and escape work, began adopting
various means for making himself sick, but was
Tor time unsuccessful. At last. however he
was taken sick, and II was found that he had
sSNtiR vines been seen to take hanlfuls of
sand, which had fallen 20 the door from a sand
paper wheel, While smoothing bedsteads. ara
c ~ IL. The result was. a. stated. fatal Hal it
rot been for his sickness he would have been &C
liberty 90 leave the prison by the expiration o.
his term before his death.-COno0ri lH. ~ Pa
tint.
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10y LATIMER CLEARY,
- Auctisneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st
Star Office Building.
RUSTEE'S SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED
Pk0PERTY ON liTH STREET WEST, BE-

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON l4TH STREET WEST, BE-
TWEEN I AND Z STREETS NORTH.
a. BY virtue of decree # the Su preme Court of
Hfs the District Of Columbia, passed in a certain
'~A cause iii which William Mclean, Is complain
ant, and Elisha falconer ct. al, defend ants
2767, Ell. Dec Ill will offer for sale, At public
auction, in front Of the premises on FRIDAY, goth
day of September, A. D., 1873, at d O'Clock D. m :,
part OF Lot No. n in Square No. 25, described As
follows: Beginning at point on l4h street l9 feet
from the northeast corner Of said lot aud running
thence south IL feet; thence west l3S feet inches
thence north feet thence east 13S feet inches to
the point of beginning. The improvements consist
Of a twO-stOry brick dwelling with back build ing,
known as No. 1924 l4th street northwest, containing
rooms, with gas; water in the yard.
Terms: One-thIrd OF the purchase money cash;
with interest At cent. per annum, to be secured
by the retention of the title until paid Convey
at purchaser cost. 81 loo down at time Of sale.
EUGENE CARUSI, Trustee.
sep4-eoSds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
Gy'IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE SICKNESS
Of The Trustee. the above sale Is postponed until
WEDNESDAY, October -, sans hour and place.
sep26- eoSds LATIMER CLEARLY, Aucts.
ay-IN CONSEQUENCE OF TIE CONTINUED
sickness OF the Trustee the above sale is further
postponed until SATURDAY, October 18th, same
hour ana place.
Gets Dads LATIMER CLEARY, Ancts.
10y LATIMER ULEARY,
- Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvana avenue and llts st.
Star Office Building.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF BUILDING LOT ON 9rH
STREET EAST, NEAR A STEEc SOUTH.

ohDh Or LII ON SIH
STREET EAST, NEAR A STEEf SOUTH.
~ BY virtue Of deed Of trust, executed by John
SY9L. Gilbert and wife, on the 18th day of June,
-Al67l, and recorded in Liber No. 66s, folIo 285,
ct. eco, one OF the land records Of Washington
County: in the District Of Columbia, and upon the
order Of the holder Of the notes secured by the said
deed Of trust, default having been made therein,
shall offer for sale Upon the premises the goth
day OF OCTOBER, 1873, at o'clock p. m, the follow
ing described premises, to wit: Beginning at the
northeast Of said lot numbered fourteen l4),
spa running thence with the division line be-
tween lots numbered thirteen (1s) and fourteen l,
one hundred twen.y-four feet one inch (l24 feet
inc h. TO the line Of said lot thence south with
said rear Inns twelve feet six inches IA feet 6
inches); thence due east and parallel to said first
bounding line one hundred and twenty -four feet
inch (l24 feet inchl TO Ninth street; thence due
north with said Ninth street east twelve feet six
" ches ia feet 6inches to the place Of begiuning
The said lot hereby conveyed is q part of lot num-
bered fourteen (l4l. in square numbered nine hun
dred and twenty (920), formerly conveyed by Ed
ward Swami and Maria Louisa Swami, his wife, to
John l.. Gilbert.
Terms OF sale cash; OF which deposit Of $50 will
be required at the time Of sale. IL the purchaser
does not comply with the terms of sale within 1--WE
days after SALE the trustee reserves the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost of defaulng
purchaser Oonveyaneing at the cost Of the pur
chaser. EDWARD SWAMI, Trustee.
octl0- l5S9 LATIMER CLEARLY, Aucts.
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10y LATIMER CLEARY,


TRUSTEES sALEoF LOTS 63. 81, 65, AND
PAkTS OF LOTS l9 AND 30 IN ;. p
BROWNS SUB DIVISION OF PART OF
PLEASANT PLAINS AND EAMARS OUT
LET, SINCE CALLED MOUNT PLEASANT,
AND NORTH OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE
"a By virtue If q deed e trust Il me, dslei Feb
Sf0rusry 70 h. A. ID 1870, and daily record 4 IN
- Der No. 6l0, fBli- s. one of the Land records
Tor Washington c-uRty, in the District of CJlam.
bia, aud decree Of the Supreme Court Of said Dis
iIlGt, in Equity suit No 1856, wherein Alexander
FHlton Is plaintiff, and 5, Z. Brown is defendant,
sno by the direction Of Ia. party secar-d thereby,
shall offer Tor sae at public ancti5u, the prem
isse and At the corner uf said lots 70 and 90 FRI
DAY, the I7th day Of October. A. d. 1873, at al
clock r. M five certain Lots e lsnd, wiz: Lot
Nos S. o. and 65, and Of Lots 10 aud % being
seventy feet by two hundred and twenty two f-et I,
mere or less, according to plan to be eN hhted
time 81 eale, and is duly recorded Of ) Browns
sub division Of Mount Pleasant tract of land So
called, north Of and near the grounds Of Columbia
Uollt ge.
Terms Of sale: Ore fourth cash, and the balance
in two equal payments At twslye and twenty four
months. deferred ments TO BE- secured by deed Of
trust on the premises. Convey anciug to be the
cost OF the purchaser. SIS down on each lot
time Of sale.
NATHANIEL WILSON, Trustee
octl1-5 St. LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts,
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l. J.HEiBERGkR,
leEcce-sOr - Il. y. LCGdoD A Cal
CITIZENS. AEsY AND NAVY
MERCHANI TlIIO6
-, hr'f' ,oh..n dntsl ate Brownb,b
Ivy No. Soa Penu's ave., wsshins ton
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TRUsTEKS Sab OF a YALuABLE LOT,
OORNER OF VERMONT AVENUE AND b
STREET NORTH AT AUCTION.
- By virtue Of deed Of trusi, dated March 9Th,
IA d. ISL, duly recorded IN Liber No SO, folio
- 454, one OF the Land Records for Washin gton
county, in the District Of Columbia, aud By drec-
ton OF the party secured thereby will sell pub
lie auction, in front OF the premises, sATUR-
DAY, october nth, 1873, at O'Clock D. m all
that piece parcel OF ground Known aud described
Lot numbered three (s) in l.. u. Cark's sussiVi-
sion Of square numbered three hundred and seven
tSO7 fronting 40 feet Vermont avenue, contain
ing ,75s square feet, more OF less.
Terms: 0ns-ih bird cash; balance in 6, II and Is
months, at 10 per cent Interest. All conveyanciag
at cost Of the purchaser. $50 deposit will be
Qpired on day OF sale.
octS-d6ds LATIMER CLEARLY, Aucts
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10y GREEN & WISE, Alexandria, Va,
- Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerS

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CABINET FUR
HITURE at PUBLIC AUCTION.
n The undersigned, DESIRING to change their
business, will offer for sale at public auction,
on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day OF October,
ulS3, at their large Cabinet Factory, on the
northwest corner Of King aud Alfred streets,
Alexandra, Va, all toe stock Of Furniture, consist
ing OF a fine and handsome prtment Of PArllr
Suites in Hair Cloth, Reps, sndtSilk Brocstel; Wal
tiful Inlaid Fancy Tables and Portable Writing
d. sk., Bureaus, Bsdsteais, Washstsnds, and Chairs
OF different styles and patterns.
Persons and Dealers are invited TO examine the
stock before the sale Sale TO begin at 10 O'Clock a.
m. Terms cash on delivery.
octlO-ts C. q. BRADLEY son.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

RY LATIMER OLEARY,
- Auetionesrs ard Real Estate Brokers,
ooutnwest corner Of Penn. avenue and tifh srree,,
Star Once Bniiiiue.
vKRY EUNIMPRovEp PRoPERrT,
SITUATED ON THh LARS CI2CLE,
r9kaEp BY THE ISTkRsErTLgS ~
RHODn ISLAND AND VERMONT VENUES.
IHE SAME HsNING A SoU.H ANO ANSr
H,hNDSoMksr BUlLD1AG SITE IN This
- On MONDAY, October 18Th instant, =, 5
- clock .. M, we will sell, in frcut & th-
~prrmtsse, the aforementioned usnisn a.
property, plat ef which may be at saciian
roons.
Terms; 0nefourth cash, bslsace in six, twslve
and eighteen months. The deferred pam ats T.
bear interest at six per cent.
One hundred dollars st tiAa of sale
octl0dSds LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts.
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All CTION SALES.
I(Y JAMES GUILD, Auclcneer,
~ No 1olS Peussyivsri. svenue

Rr JANIS erILp, h.s.gseer,
" No loi& Peussyivsnia avenue
81 ON iUESDAY MORNING, nctah rI4tss
0Nl shall ssh - nv ~ -, c-smm-f cling ~ 10
e'tl'ek. the entire stock IA rrimm nd ST.,
sUrri- ng shirts. l,ra~rr-. n -. r., Nh
tlss H. n -rchi- &, Uesile-, Pihs Coda = sps-i
- ot sciss1 y, H. ks sni ~ =, Umb III ~ a 10
- ft,ss D. = F.nc, F.a hers, &c, ,te. The strn
u5s = aeS!ers IL specially e,ii.t - Lnis al.
l. JAMES GUILD, Auct.
~ NrS Marble Building,
Nos-SO0 and 902 P-unsylvsnis svenue.
TRUSTEES SALE
.. Hr'tus 81 Sc a ( tras' tel November
C n, ISL. All recorded in Libsr 8 s. no 2gi. Z
- -sud c.ris ~ the De- riot sf Cllunhia I will
W. a snctfpu On FRIDAY ~. sta dav e O,ta-
net' - =, n'cl,~k .. on thu premises. lots
He III ms ll9, sud al except h ~.-t 1t
OF 10 l1, IL Gi ms subdivision - slu re as,
,H.us mgr vcm-nts, consis,irg OF fear sab-i an-
tial brick dw pliiDe.
T.- 4 SALE on.third o. tn purchase m ,aey q
he PAID T. "s-h snd the esi9ue Ia two equ ins al
~ nt-, ~ sud Il mpDths with iurara.t
L ne term II sale Wus- be compl d with wilma ns~
week siisr sale, in default & witch the pron ~,
vi be resod ct the risk and cos " ,h- first par
chaser. WALTERS ChN Tr,s,s.
ooilS cots W. l. WALL 90, Aurts
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RY WIN. l.. WALL a co, AuctiOneors,
- Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10Th streee

Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 10th Streets
SPECIAL AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF 4
LhRGE STOCK or BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY,
uussksE6E,PLY, MCCAIN; yENETItN. AND
MATTlNGS. VELVET AND CLOTH RUGS,
oILOLnTHS, &c, &C, BY CATALOGUE AT
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, October Is, 1873,
CONNIE ncing at 10 O'Clock, will SELL At our pa
cious ssesroOms, the first and second floors COM
prising-
90 pieces of J Crossley sons ,dy y ru.seIs
20 pieces of Crosby =, Brght's, Dixon . and other
makes Of Tapestry Brussels
30 pieces Of Three ply, best makes, Lowell, Hart
fgrd. aud other makes.
loo pieces Of super aud other Ingram CArpsts
20 pieces Of Venetian, Hemp, and other Carp
so pieces Of Cocoa and snilla VI stting.
DO pieces of 4, 6, aud S-4 OiiclOths
ALSO,
large invoice OF Velvet, Felt, aud Mauills Rugs,
Table Covers, Hsssacks, aud stair Csrpeting.
ALSO,
Other Carpets, which il is unnecessary to enume-
rate.
The above will be sold in quantities to suit pur-
chasers.
We call the special attention of buyers % the
above sale, the goods Of this season. ina ogr
tation and 4 the latest style, true t. uaAs aud in
perfect condition.
Certified Checks taken at par.
octlIS WIN. l.. WALL & co, Aucts.
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RY LATIMER q CLEARr,
ID Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th 81 ,
Star Once Building.

btAr UnOe buIiuInt.
RED PLUSH PABLoR SET, MARBLE TOP
TABLES, FRENCH PLATE MANTEL MIR
ROB, TWO GILT BOUQUET STANDS, IN
CRAVINGS, INLAID TABLE, WHATH0rs,
VASES AND oRNAMENTs, BRUSSELS AND
AND STAIR CARPETS, WINDOW SHADES
WALNUT MARBLE.T0P GHAMBER rURSIi
BEDpING, &s;, FEATHER PILLOWS AND
HOLSTERS, BOOK. CASES, PIER TABLES,
DINING CHAIRS, sIDEB0ARD, SIDE AND
CARD TABLES, WHITE RREs0H CHINA
GLASS WARE, kNIyks, FORKS AND
KITCHEN REQUISITES, &C.
"a On WEDNESDAY MORNING, October
VA 10, 1873, commencing 3, 10 O'Clock, We sh al
sell at the residence, y 80 18th street, between
HtG and d northwest, the ab ve-mentioned
octlo-d LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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FENALE STUDENTS ~ CoLlEGEs.-Profes-
scr Goodwin Smith, OF Cornell. agrees ~ath
President Eliot, OF Harvard. that the effort 10
introduce female students into our colleges has
practically failed, and that the general oppo.i-
uoh 10 instructing young men and women ia
common Il - strong ~ ever. simultaneously
win this, some New York ladies are said % be
preparing class OF twenty more Young wo-
men LOT admission 20 Columbia College, IN thse
CIV. ~ = said that there IL nothing IN the
ShsItt Nhlch confines the privileges of the In
sututon 20 males. and the young women An
uAning rely on the negative recognition which
L. contained In this omission. None of che stu-
dents OF Columbia board OF lodge ia the college
buildings. and ~ IN consequence college sports
are htue IN vogue and college familiarity little
known, the education Of the sexes together
would be spared its most Objectionable feature
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SUPBEME COURT OF tax DISTRICT OF
- COLUMBIA
THoMAs y. NJ .LsTEAu D, guariiar- sc vs.. ELIZA
EEIB MiLsTsAD = al -3,9S9, III. Doc IL
A Ie we're Barr, trustee, "a n shove cause, hsv-
ing reported 70 the court thai he h. sold the south
err part q "a l., in susrr $50, described in said
cau-a e. IN Cam pbell, for thirteen hundred dol
lars In cash: IL this Z5h day u 3 pt-mber, A ID
Is73. upon motion Cf csmpi aiuaut in said cause by
his cOrus' ordered thai said sale b., and IL is hereby,
ratified ant confirmed uni--s csuse 20 the contrary
Thereof = before the Ut day OF 0ctobsr
next. PrrVtIsd copy ~ this order be Inserted in
nov. psp-r printed In sshineton city, in the
District 81 tD'Umbiz once in each OF three success
Give " ssks tef0fe said 9Th day ~ October.
tstsH-c ! II q HIMPIkE1S, Justice,
A True CO. py-R. J. MEIGS. Cl-rk.
seI2s-lsv3w X. j. MEIG5, JR., Assistant.
ITNITEH STATES PATENT OFFICE,
NASHtNsION, ID. G., s. gt-nuter 10. 1873.
xOn tn p-rifipu 81 JANIS A. LOWE, Of Nov
iNfkr b D., praN ing tDr the extension q pa ent
ktabted O. hI- tue ZO-h II December 1859, for
nIrsvenrn- iu Water Trap.
II = ufG.r-i that the ts-timCny in the case be
si'-fe % n 18th day If November next: that the
IN ~ hli.z arglf-a mt and the Examiners report
n, li,t'i y. th- @oh day 4 November next, and
Der w - ~a' VI b0N'HA-
Ahl p-rsnu may oppose this extension
stl-II--h ~ -. LEGGETT, Commissioner.
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RsHAAR..e.rE.ils e LARIHsA 9zIfg ems
esusrs. Al ordssn pronpsly en1 nsekly exees1s4
nnfrases % aFssts ~. = - ~ ns1l-lg
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EVENING STAR.

NoNENs NokK he second national con-
ference a. the Womcn's Christian A@-oci.sfons
viii commence tts sessions IN Phiiadelnht.
Thursday, October n, continuing three davs
Already the invitionS issued by the Philadelphia
assertion has received responses from sister
associations In various states from Name to
kAHssS- Although the earliest organization OF
this character In the United States dates back
ns. thah ten years, there art now more than
t.rty sssociaiions actively engaged In practical
NnIislAh mort for the temporal and moral we'd
iNe OF sofhing women. The object OF the coa-
ference Is IN At the earnest Christian ladies Who
are engaged in the same general WORK nav
smfhe ncHes o. oPsrsuca. ~ thew vary In
olnerent ciiies give and receive suggestions as
% The best ard most successful plans OF work
ard thus. In taking counsel togrther stimul.r.
each other 20 greater activity ana devotion 10
the cause The regular sessions OF the con-
ference will be onen % ladies onlN
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

CHAS. STEWART Co.,
~ Columbia LaW Buiiding, opp. CITY Hall,
REAL ESTATE, FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE
AGENTS.
Houses, Lots and Farms for Sale, Bent aud Ex-
Insurance effected in the best and most reliable
companies. sep23- I'm
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0RRO w.

UY LATIMER CLEARY,
- Auctiopeers and Real EstsJ. BroseFs,
Southwest corner Pesnsy " AHA and ilih o.
Star Once Buidins.
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TO CONTRACTORS AND MERCHANTS.
.Cargoes Of STONE, COAL, HAY, LUMBEhi
&c, discharged from vessels and stored delivered
at the shortest notice and lowest rates. 80
apply g. Y. ATLEE.
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10y LATIMER & ULEARY,
ID Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Southwest corner Pennsylyania avenue and 1lth st.
Star Office Building.
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@-IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE CONTINUED
sickness OF the Tru.tee, the above sale Is further
hour and place.
oct5-eo6ds LATIMER OLEARY Aucts
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-14
+ Fischer, native of Germany settled

Fischer, native of G Germany settled
hefe 1872.
Joseph Strauss, native Of Germany,
settled here 1865.
+ Fl w Briggmann, native of Ger
many, settled here 1913.
Nj Albrccht, native of Germany,
settled here 1853.
J II Fowles, native Of Beaufort County
s G, settled here 1866.
Kirk Robinson, native of this County.
We shall have something more to say
about this list next week. Meantime we
shall be glad to correct any errors
therein that may be brought to our at
teution.
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Dcatls ofJudgc VVardlaw.

We are panied to learn of the death,
at Abbcville, on Sunday morning, of
Judge David l.. Wardlaw, long known
i'll this State as a learned lawyer, emf
ncnt jurist, and accomplished entlc-
man. We have no particulars as yet,
and only iufor that his death was the
sequence of frosraoted weak health,
which manifested itself more particular.
ly in one or two paralytic strokes within
the past two years. 10 is no little loss,
that of man trusted and honorod,
throughout a long AMI busy life in
exalted and responsible positions, and
always equal to the highest expectations
A great and good man has gone, leaving
the memory Of good deeds, honest and
valuable services to his State and people,
and the fragrance of a character pure,
unsullied and amiable in all the rcla-
riors of life. The following is brief
biography Of the deceased Judge:
Judge David Louis Wardlaw was
born in Abbeville County, in 1899, and
was at the time of his death seventy
four years old. AT an early age lie
entered the South Carolina College,
where he graduated with Distinguished
honors. After leaving college, he was
admitted to the bar, and iu 1922 ut.
tanned considerable distinction in the
case Of Ramsay Us. Marsh, which arose
under the will Of Henry Laurens, aud
in which the atute Of uses and trusts
was first construed in this State. At
that time he was co.partner of the late
Governor Noble. In December, 1886,
he was elected Speaker Of the Hou.c of
Representatives, of which he had been
member for several years, aud he con
iinuod to serve in this position, with
distinguished ability, until December
1911, when he was elected to the bench,
to succeed Judge johnson. His career
on the bench is we'll known in every
part of the State. 1t continued for over
q quarter Of century, and was ever
marked by those ennobling traits Of
mind and heart which tended so much
to elevate aud dignity the judiciary of
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South Carolina in the palmy days Of her
history. IN speaking of one Of his
opinions, an annotator to one of the late
editions of Chancellor Kent uses these
words; The opinion of Justice Ward
law is singulary learned and interest.
ing; it is remarkable example of His
torical legal erudition.' He was, in all
the relations Of life, man OF uuswcrv
ing integrity and elevated sentiment, and
by his death has been removed anoth er
one of those landmarks which bind us
to all that is good and glorious in the
past history Of our State. - CoiumJia
PhuniC.
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find that nine hours per day con.
stitute everywhere days work; ihat Is.
htty.iour hours PEI. week, but as they
close at noon on Saturday, the hours are
q little more than nine on other days.
The general experience of the employers
is against increased wages. They sps
that when tie men have earned certain
sum per week they will not work any
more; in fact, as the wages are increase d
the average amount earned each week is
actually diminished. The whole matter
seems to the writer to be in very un.
fortunate way in England. The relations
OF employer and employee, are far from
what they should be. In fact there ar c
at present two nations in England, a
wealthy, church going race, cultivated
and possessing the powers of government
and reaping the beueft of the labors of
the working class. There is also an
Ignorant; debased nation Of men, living
in the saffie laud, but bitterly hostile to
the other face, having no sympathy in
their religion and ITO share in their gov.
ernment, which they feel only restraint
bit having govern: ..:ent of their own,
to which they yield an implicit Obedience.
They are acquiring consciousness of
their own power-dim, perhaps, but
growing-and there are those among the
English who predict before many years a
great conflict between these two peoples,
OF which Que is to day rs hostile to the
other rs the South ever was to- ttie
North For my part can see but one
escape from this condition of things. and
that is III a general and enforced system
ofpublic education, thug an Bnglish.
man does not seem able to comprehend
public education being in his mind
charity institution, which he regards in
something the same light as he does the
poor house = letter fron, England.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-06-14
SATURDAY, JUNE IA, 1873.
Corinthians.


The good book tells us that "thcre
are celestial bodies, and bodies terrestrial;
but tie glory Of tn, celestial is one, and
the glory of the terrestrial is another"
Now there arc also the .Ncps ant1
Courier Of the piping time Of political
peace, and another News and Courier of
the more profitable season of political
war. Bat the Neps DC, of the peace
time is ono thing, and the Ncrs dc, of
the war time is Another ,biDg-Entirely.
SO that Republicans will have an cnsy
time while the Charleston Saint is up in
he clouds locking after old maids,
gourmands. elective aiiiuitics aud 9th or
things cqu"lly unnatural AID unhealthy.
Blu, when the State T.eas"ry las n
little more ca,l in lis s,fl places the
Mars an" Courier will droop its wings
10 Garth once more. Aud then louk out
for Impressions deep and DIRE until-
uptil,-Wcll, until!