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Terms Of Sale F:

One. e.fourth cash, h,--,tho balance payable in three
equal instalments In three. six and nine months
secured by note withapprovcd security. Titles To
DO executed but not delivered until purchase
money is paid III fuii. And in case Of failure on
the part of purchaser 10 meet the payments whom
due the property to DC forth,o;th sold at his risk
Purchasers to pay extra for stamps and titles
WESLEY pITCHFORD, l..
w. i" UOLCOMBE,
BRY FRETWELI. LComm'rs
NJ. +. MITCHELL,
o. M. DOYLE,
Walhalla, 8. C.,Junc 8, 1868 std
mas" The "Andorson Inteligcnocr," "Colum-
bin Ph"nix," /" Charleston Courier" and Green
ville Enterprise" publish weekly for six wooks,
call attention oditorially. and send bills to
W. Il. HOLCOMBE,
Seo'ty & Treasurer,
WALIIALLA, 8. G..
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Dcn1orcst's Monthly Magazine,

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" zine Of America; devoted to Original Stories,
Poems, Sketches, Architecture and Model Gotta
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and profuscly illustrated with costly Engrayings
(full size) useful and reliable Patterns. Embro-
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No pcison of refinement, economical housewife,
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Monthly. Single copies, 80 cents; back numbers,
as specimens, 10 cents; either mailed free. Year
ly, So, with valuable premium; two copies,
$500; three copies, 81 SO; five copies, $1,000,
and splendid premiums for clubs at S8 each, with
the first premiums to each subscriber. new
Wheeler & Wilson Sowing Machine for 90 subscri-
bcrs at So each. Address
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Demorest's Monthly md Young America togoth-
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May TO- 1868 33 ly
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Sale Valuable u
TOWN PROPERTY,

THE COMMISSIONERS appointed to select O
site for tho Court House and Jail for the Dis.
trct of Oconce, having located the samo in tho
Town of Walhalla, and procured tho titles of Ono
hundred Acres of Land within said Town, will, at
10 o'clock, a. NJ, on -
Thursday the 9th Of August Next,
after having first laid oif tho said land into sita
able and convenient LOTS, proceed to sell the
said LOTS to the highest bidderS
This location is within tho beautiful and tlrri-
wing IoWn OF Walhalla, Mt the foot of tho Bluc
Ridge, and possesses advantages in point of trade.
education, &c., unsurpassed by any other place in
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u. S. Internal Revenue.
DEPUTY COLLECTORS OFFICE,
BID DISTRICT, SoUTu CAnoL.sA,

DEPUTY COLLECTORS OFEICE,
3D DISTRICT, SoUTu CAnoh.sA,
PloKENs G. H., Juno lG, 1876 J
WHEREAS, on or about tho 25th day of April,
" 186S,a Kcg Of Whiskey, supposed to be about
ie or 20 gallons, was seized and captured from one
William Hunter, at tho house Of ID. Bicmann, in
the town of Walhalla. said to have been left there
during his absence. Seized for violation of the
Internal Revenue laws.
Iny person claiming the above described prop
erty, or any portion Of it. must como forward aud
make suoh claim within thirty days from tho pub
lication hereof. and flo bond in the sum of Two
Hundred and Fifty Dollars, with good and suffi
cient surctics, to bo approved by me conditioned
to defend suit in the United States District Court
for condemnation of said property and in case OF
failure to defend successfully to pay oil costs of
suit. Otherwise it will be sod according to law by
me. j. w. COBB
Deputy Collector.
June II, 1868 81
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TAfhAffAssEE, Juno 2O.--Iu tho Legfsia-
tures to-day, Abijah Gilbert, radical, was cleo.
ted as Senator for six years, from March 10
vote 4S to Il. AT the afternoon session, q
majority Of the members weso granted leave
of absence till July 7th. Meantime, tho mi
nority will meet and adjourps
MARoERy, what did you DO With tho tai
low That MIR. Jones greased his boots with
tod :"
1loaso marin, fried tho griddlo oakcs
with it." @
Lucky for you, thought you had wasted
it,"
Why is dogs tail groa, novelty Be.
cause no ono ever saw it before
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-R O9 "A. ED AIMS
P,urifes the Blood.
For salo by Druggasss Everywhere.
Medical Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED having permanently estab-
L lished himself at pickens Court House, offors
his services to tho community OF largo, for tbe
PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, IN all its branches,
When not professionally absent l,e may always be
found at hls office, ready to give prompt attention
TO all oalls, night or day.
giekens 9. H., Nov. 80, 1890 LIT
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Demorest's Young America,

Demorest's Young America,
rTNHE EBESTJUVENILE MAGAZINE. Ev.
L. cry boy and Girl that secs it says so all
the Press say so and Parents and Teachers con.
frmit it, Do not fail to secure copy. good
Microscope. with Glass Cylinder to con6no
living objects, or q good two bladod, pearl
Pocket Knfc, and q largo number of othor
dosireblo articles, givon rs premiums to each
subscriber. Yearly, $3.50. Tho N ovombor
number commences new volume.
Publishod by
w. JENNINGS DEMOREST,
473 Broadway, Now York.
/ Trait, Boys aud Girls. Specimen copies, five
contS nailetltroo. 81
Mi 20, 1868 33 1
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EDUCATIONAL,
Attention, Clubs

THE SECRETARIES Of all tho Clubs auxiliary
to the Central Democratic Club of Piokens
County, arc requested to be present Mt it's next
meeting, to be held at the new Court House, on
tho End Saturday in July next ut o O'clock a.
NJ, to represent tho strength of their respective
Clubs also extend MI invitation to nll tho Clubs
to bc at Salubrity on the 4ih of July.
WM. L. ROGERS, President.
June 1G, 1868 ~
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NOTICE.

TIE HEIRS AND REPRESENTATIVES, Of
L RIcHAnH ii. MANsELI., deceased, will take no.
tcc. that on Saturday the 9th day Of August next,
ut the house of Mathew Mnnscll, we tho Admins.
tcrs of tho Estate of s"i.l Richard II. Mnnscl,
deceased. will attend anh pay off to said heirs oil
tho money now collected. in proportion to each
Share, according to tho Will Of said deceased
MATHEW MANSELL, .,.
j. G. FERGUSON, """ ''
June 0, 1868 3G 9
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WALHALLA PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY by KS
ID. B I II M a III NE.


APPLES-Green, per bnshel, y
Dried, per pound, &C.
BAGdING -dunny, per yard, 80
BALE RoPE- Manila, per pound, 80
BUTTER-Pcr. pound, Is.
BEESWAX--per pound, 20
I BEBF-Pcr pound, T. . Sac
BACON-Iiog round, per pound, 20
BEANS-White, per bushcl 81 Is
CALICQ-Per yard, MI lOa 20
CANDEBS--Adumantinc por lb. 30
:" Tallow, per pound, 20
corYoN YAiga,.peRbunoh. 50 a5
COTTON-Por pound, 20
ClIEESE-Por pound, rs
COFFEE-Rio, per pound, 80
COPpEIsAS-Per pound, 10
FLOUR--pcr barrel, $I4 90
FEATIlERS-- pound 40
GRAIN-Corn per bushcl, 81 90
Wheat per bushel, 81 so
g Rye per bushcl, 81 90
Oats per busLcl, SO
bushcl, $l,U0
HlDES--Dry, per pound, lG
Green. per pound, 8
lNDlGO--Carolina, per pound,
80 Spanish Float, per lb. So 90
LARD--Por pound. 20
LIME-Per bushel, 45
LUMBER-Boards,p per 100 feet, 81 25
Z" Scantlng, por 100 feet, 81 Is
SIZING LES-Per 1000, SO so
MOLASSES-Cuba per gallon, 80
N. o. Syrup, /" 81 90
MADDER- pound, 80
NAlLS-Pcr pound 10
ONIONS--Per bushcl, 81 90
OIL-Kcroscnc, per gallon, 81 90
PORK-Pcr pound, 10
POTATOES Irish, per buslel, rs
Sweet, per bushe y rs
RlCE-Per pound. Is
SlOT-Pcr pound, 20
S1lIRTING-Brown, per yard, l2a 20
. Blcachod, per yard, l2a3 30
SPIltlTS-Corn Whskey, per gal. ST. 90
SALT-Livcrpool. per sack So Is
SOAP-Por pound, II
SUGAR-Crushcd, per pound, 25
g Brown, per pound, 1890
STARC1I-Per pound, 20
SODA--Per pound, 20
TALLOW--Pcr pound, Is
TURKEYS, 50a75
TEA-Grocn, per pound, So 90
&c Black per pound. 50 90
+ TOBACCO-.Chcwin per lb. 25al so
Smoking, per pound, 50al 90
VINEGAR. Cider, per gallon, 81 90
WOOL Washed, per pound, 40
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THIS WE'LL KNOWN yEostsx,

iijb THHIS WE'LL KNOWN HOUSE
Assasa is now open for the reception Of Sum
to the comfort of guests VII be unsparingly,
T.. otidod. Tho TABLE will be supplied with
the post that money and effort can secure, and
my old patrons we'll know that mover stint in
qnnntity orqnality. My servants will bo found
polite and attentive. a Bar Room and Barber
Shop attached to tho premises.
MY BAR ROOM
WIZ be found to contain old and carefully Sc
iectod Liquors. of the choicest brands: Wines,
D,r1ndies, Whiskoys, Gin, Ale, Porter, and oil
'hettiilercnt brauds of popular Bttcrs Such
as Stonghton's Hostctter's, Sumtcr, &c.. &c.
keep .Cigarsof the very best grades; Tobacco,
Ghowing and smoking; Lobsters, Oystors, Pick
les, Sardincs, 60.
k.S~ Charges for Board, moderate
-, D. BIEMANN.
MALhALLa, hlnySO, 1868 3l--tf
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state OF South Carolina,

IN NoRDfNARY-C1TATfON.
VX7IIEREAS, Rob't A Thompson, c. e. p. D.
w hath applied to me for letters of ad-
ministration upon tho Estate Of Frank Phillips,
deceased, late of tho District Of Pickens and
State aforesaid, The Kindred and creditors oe
said dosoaset are, therefore, cited to appear bo.
fore mo ut Pickons g. f., on Friday tho 2rd
day ofJuly next, to shew cause If any they can,
why said letters should not 10 granted. Given
under my hand and seal, this S2d, day of May,
1868.
w. f. HOLCONiBE, o.pp.
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4 CHOICE SELECTION, to which tho at.
~ tention Of purchasers is invited:
lC1LICOE,S, from tho cheapest to the best.
PRINTED MUSLLNs &C. C1MBRIC.s.
CHECK &c PLAID C4lMBRICS.
SWISS MUSLIN, and for gents or ladies
all articles of Summer woar.
CHECK % PLAID LINEN for Suits.
LMDIE.S' LIGHT DRESS GOODS, an
elegant variety
.SzEBTZNGS, SUIR71NG.s G cor
TON YAR1N,S.
STRAW KA1'S, BONNETS,
iOOI'S G SHOES, &C., &C., and eve.
ryh.ng required to adorn the outer man.
Remember the Cheap Cash Store.
There you will find n large lot of tho very
best GROCERIES,, including
INCUR, MEAL, BACON; q
SALT, RICE, VINEGAR;
SUGARS, of oil grades;
| COFFEE, Of different varieties;
MOLASSES, from the common brand up to
| tho choicest New Orleans Syrup;
And in short everything that can administer to
tho comforts of the inner man.
largo supply of approved FAMILY
TlEDlCINlSS on hand.
d. NY Stock Of
HARDWARE, CROCKERY,
GLASS AND STONE WARE,
Will be found to contain every article that can
| bo needed.
Como in and look for yourself No charge
| made for examining; and your Country Pro
,lncc will be taken in exchange at IL fair price
My motto is:
LIVE AND LET LIVE; IND QUICK
SALES AND ,S.M.1LL PROFYT,S.
| An elegant stock of
farming Implements
scYTIIE-BLADEs,
CARPENTER'S' TOOLS, of all sorts;
GEAR. TRACE CHAINS, LINES !;
| CUTLERY, NAILS; and everything thnt can
Be required on a Farm.
| My conutry friends will please tako notice
ALL KINDS OF CASTINGS:
POTS, KETTLES,
SPIDERS, OVENS, PANS, &C.,
| Of different sizes
Among the Miscellaneous Articles
I will mention Children's Goods, Toilet and
Fancy Articles of all sorts Soaps, DycStufs
Indigo. Logwood, &c. Teas, of different brands;
Shot, Powder, Lead, Tin-Ware, Lamps, Kero.
sene Oil, Steel, Corn Starch, Candles, Buckets,
and indeed every article of
COARSE AND FINE GOODS
| That my long experience in MERCIIANDI-
! IlNG leads mo to know this section Of country
will require.
When you come in my Store if you do not SEQ
what you want, ask for it..
BY pro,nptness, politencss and honesty in
| my dealings, hope to merit continuance and
even On increase Of the )nrgc trade w;tt.yo~sYich
/ lave been favored. / mako but few prom.
SOS. Como and try mo.
ET- No House an Wulhana sAau undcr-
sell mc--or furnish better articles for the
same money.
d. BIEMANN.
WALaALLA, S. c., May 6, 1868 3l--tf
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Ill PERSONS having demands against tho
"a Commissi0MS39'of of the Poor for pickens Dis,
trie, are requested to present them to the Board
at its next meeting ut the Court House, on Mon
day the Goth June, instant.
G. II. CHERRY, sec'ty.
Juno 10. 1868 ~, 81
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The statc of South Carolina

The St,atc of South Carolina.
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
WHEREAS, I.icena Hughes hath applied to mo
w for lotters of administration upon the Estate
Of Edward Hughes, deo'd., lato Of The District Of
Pickens and State aforesaid: The kindred and
creditors of said deooased, aro therefore, cited to
appear before me at Piokens G. II. on Friday the
Goth Of Juno, instant, to shcw oause, if any they
can, why said letters should not DO granted. Given
under my hand and seal, this July 9th, 1868.
w. j.. IlOLCOMBE, ord.
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BsSA Tho friends of DAVID SAN
DERS respectfully announce him q Candidate
for Tax Ga&eotor Of Ooonee County, at the ensu-
Ing election. IIo belongs TO no party whatevor,
but will run aniindependent raoe.
May 8, 1868 td*
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u. O1NVNf1IVVe
WALaALLA, S. c., May 6, 1868 3l--tf
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Pickcns-HM Equity.
Thos. j. pickens Ex'or, Bill for Relief Mar
vS. ) shall:nQ Assets, SC,
+. W. Pickcns end others.
Piceens, Mary Is. Anderson and Robert An
dcrson, defendants in this case, reside beyond
tho limits Of this State: On motion of Mr. Noble,
compainants Solicitor, 1t is ordered that the said
absent defendants do appear in this Court, and
plead. answer, or demur to tho said bill Of COM
plant, within forty days from tho publication
hereof or their consent to tho Same will bo taken
as confessed by an order pro confesso.
ROB"T. a. THOMPSON, c.E.p.D.
Comm'rs. Office. May 22, 1868 83-6
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l sBfSSrylle many friends Of ROBBERY
POWEE respectfully announce him u Candi-
date for Tax Collector for Oconeo County at the
approaching election. te"
May 8, 1863 ID
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gas" WOOD TYrB OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. "Fi
Smyrna times., 1868-03-11
MarYIand Affairs.

Ihe baltimore Conference of the NJ E. Church soutb Rb
Ct pesiuine' and the Baltimore Conference of the NJ f.
Onurcn bshop Simpson presiding are in session in
SsoAPE FROM JAL--One white man and four neeroas oo
eu IN jail al Drummondtown Va made their escana b go
ing nre to the building and burning the lock off of Tho
LUIS was daring Feat We have not learned of the ~
any of fthem--Newtown Record. Wv -''"p'uFo 0
we learn from the Shield that Incy PurnaI th .. :,
was Hung IN Snow Hill on Friday last confessed the NUDE
'o hoDs and further says that she hurried hin, ht ;S
,I mat MS groans during this process were bor
% nevertheless she persevered until the terrible oh ~
"hat hardened wretch she must have been And o+
very sure OF heaven and 10 have no fear of
Oh to. Grace how great debtor"
NEW ENTERPRIsE.-Mr. Thomas Bradshaw has iss,d ~
Pectuses and expects to commence the publication of
In 6reensbOroush an early day to becaled T
dreensborough Times" -NO
E Hon. Georee Vckers has been INST elecsd Tri,d
states Senator from Maryland, after some SLIGHT onposit
WHICH, however was afterwards withdrawn was sworn :, d
oar OF the Senate, on Monday lie is native Of
ana ABOUT sixty years of leading LAWYER Of Kont m
he is well known and highly esteemed throurbou that
Dl the state In old times Mr.. Yckers was Wbo and a Tho
orhihs OUT OF the rebellion he Onion man. but went
over 10 the Democrats when his negroes wer. set free nv %
Emancipation Proclamation. w " -e
REWARD DISTRBUrBD.-GOvernOr Swami bos roo, A., r,
oil the reward Of 1000 offered for tbo o.
oil the murderers of the late J. Edwin Roht
~ C"urch hlH' 10 Messrs Russell and Fleetwood of Da,o
eacn James H. Straughn, slOO; Robert Booker R.
ooAei "lam Ware and Nicholas n Wurlow sGoo 70 h a.,
'riDuted among them.-Centreville Citizen ~
Smyrna times., 1868-03-11
STATE AND LOCALS.

Town ELEorIoNS.-Town elections were
neid n ~ MIddletOwn, Smyrna, Dover and Mi,
TOR fopd Monday I week. At Middletown the Demo. m
eeps apen were successful by an average majority Of
{Repl R, A. Cochran, 2. Jones, 9' a. Hus5e,, H1s5e,
Nv y: W. Z. Walker, Assessor VIM. II. Moore
treasurer and }. Ii. Walker, Alderman.
y At Dover James F. Alice and James NJ
kirbin were elected Town Comm ss;onors ;reS NJ H.
serve serve tor two years. The contest was not no. o.
AT Milford the following officers were elect
sa sioners. amAdSr%aR' Gen q James B Davis; Commis
James F. Anderson, VIM. I. Prettyman0 0@7"II' n =
liam. " Assessor, James H. Bell; C5l.
rector and Treasurer, r. S. Hammons
Politics was not introduced. This is az #
sh"ad .hcSn dIs be; The foolish practice Of making
,oH5ntenanced hereafter One of the @reotnst E1 Hs
'VllS We labor under is too much politics
Smyrna times., 1868-03-11

OBITUARY:-The Hon. Richard H, Ravard
former y distinguished citizen of this Stata
and a brother Of our present Senator ,r I1ayo HoH
James A. Bayard, died on WednesdaV at tiIl III,
residence In Philadelphia, in the 72nd wear 1 ot
ne was the son of James A. Bavard and
W was born in Wilmington, educated at Prince@tou @
College, admitted to practice at the bar c'Od aUd
took an active part in politics as a Wbig H.
married one Of the beautiful and accom6iisbnd M
Misses Carroll of Maryland, who was for
years the leader of fashionable society in i W;i.
mington III " IL
In 1882 he was elected Mayor of WiImirr-
t9n'. being the first elected to that office afteer
the 9 Incorporation of the city He was n 3 :
senator from this State from 1886 to 1920 and
again from lS4l to 1915 In the interim he be-
tween his Senatorial terms he was Chief JuS.
~ tlce OF the State, presiding with marked abiI;-
Y rom his appointment, Sept. 10th. $50 to
Inc date OF his resignation, Jan. 10, IS4I AZ
:er the expiration Of his last term as r. s
9enator he was appointed resident Minister IN
D3Seigi1m' p, Ot late years he has resided in
I Ibnlladeiphla, taking no active part in politics
hoqgh q sympathizing and cooperating with
Smyrna times., 1868-03-11

,ho;. 'prneT writing to Baugh & Son. saw, bo
;eir raw Bone Phosphate last spring s0d ne useG
20 oe all ITS friends claimed for isous"d iouno :.
eorm' pio9m corn potatoes, strawberries and,b II on
r~ rssnI,. minus Ot vegetables, with the most
sye S we, Ano'?r one says, oAng to the e&ceo
1ut he is satisfied where he applied , p properly,
there was so per cent ,nore corn ,b, 'o PHOSPHATE
s;a soe used Another used ii on eight roweJ u was
Ge ' corn which ne found to be larger and yeow
io c 'nan ears being II 70 10 oio pro
row Og and three ourhs ofthe crop showing 70 cnes &c
vStop PC, re SarIthIs land was in high state of cDI,
III aug had never given such rcsul befors 0'''-
any Iarmer who will cull on the at oe seen by
laughs Raw Bone Phospate. '~"uidc'urers OF
Smyrna times., 1868-03-11

WE presume no one will question the thor.
Ough democracy Of the Hon. Robt. J. Walkor
nor Will any one deny his ability as a LAWYER
ana statesman. Listen to what he saw. oo,,
cernng the duty of obedience to law On tLo
part of Executive officers: '''0
caN'u' says Mr. Walker, upon General TboD,.. , -
morning. at the War Office, and Communicated T., 49,;
i;! way N! opinion that any such an order rorlI I =
- - " Ai'H "ouM subject him serious c,ns.or,,,o,
' Suc c''ioon should told hin, that h. no.,
~ S'' nor hai the President to dsobey a law of Co
Sumption tlrt 1t was uucous utiona and +h.t .,
were NOT SO the President might set aside oII th
congress since the foundation of th, Gorcrn,nt -, ~ u
e"' 'I"' they we're institutional That +bo p;,
I'SseSSeu no such power, because it was NOT a., -,
'iusifely Judicial power and flat all the Ir '
must DC Ooeyed and executed by the prcsIrt , I ss
M was restrained by the highest iuiicia1 otI
ci, Ia" unconstitutional was not only the ax
Ia bo power out the highest judicial power and ONLY
&c i'"Eteu TO by the courts where in tbsir t,I. -
larry unconstitutional and that in all donbtf,l co
Of the law 'i'ete Win the execution
Smyrna times., 1868-03-11

chE h1RPooN Hay YFoRK.-Occasionallv wa hs,,
farmers boy talk about the "bard ,yorr,, neaI nc
,a[n out when we look at the scars on the sna..
wear~ noaI snls pen and recall the many DAYS of
"oaly Scythe swinging which these momen,oss "
our young experience is whetting suggest. onJ o.
ol re'nethoer how, come to mans estate yo nc"
haa u. stand on the load day after dav
"ry aMe"ly ieet and more, until by dark we "a
6,r, .,.s eg ielt to stand on y we rather tb;nI
Is iun to what labor was then. "n'achinery'
forL ,s wh;"S we nave now before US harpoon h,
S"oy %r ana ability to accomplish all that is S.m
he didn't in~sn, ,esl really sPitefu at this Harris ia
oh, invent lt years ago, and save ma
or,t from splitting, and the loss of mSnv many a
No dneS. noise hay fork, next to the moving
and this .ne greatest boon to the modern rmss
The Improved plans. sssgs%ent ss od~ one Of the best Of
PhilG. Press. aO'' Va another ealumn-- |
Smyrna times., 1868-03-11

.o;f IowN LoTs.-Town lots in Dover ara oar
tainiy at premium Saws the DeI,,ro. ~,u .t''' GER
l.; "a Iot was sold last week by Samuel Herno oun
SSine' TO James L. Smith, for $3.50 iAAIga Mr
smith we understand, intends 1rectinS +bora r'
On On two flne brick dwellings. A lot wos siieIeI saij
NJ ~ Aadock Postles to VIM. Dyer for $4,000 Solo 10
mr.: Dyer intends building storeboToo rel %SOOO.3 onJ
tGwelllng on his purchase. T. O. Culbretb soId aI
t~o lOts about 22x27 feet each, with old frame @
t tonements thereon, adjoining his hotel nronar n
Ger6 N.Y. Ior $SoOO judging from the price Yts Of ots
bTons toHn y az distance would suppose that our
oo oomh Is rapidly improving, but such is not the
I 6ut - u Is growing, because it can't help it,
yer capitalists. '''o -"ui' VI DO
Smyrna times., 1868-03-11

Jectlons to Mr. Wade. Were both parties pre.
vented from sitting in the trial, the Democrats
would be the loosers, because Mr. Patterson {
Vote' IT against impeachment, would count
twice as much as Mr.. Wades, if the latter ia.
vors impeachment, it requiring a wo.tbira
vote to impeach.
On Saturday afternoon the Sergeapt-at- Arms
OF u the Senate called at the White House and
delivered to the President the summons of thn
High Court of Impeachment to aroe.r betore
the Senate on Esiday next, the 18th inst The
President quietly remarked that the summon,
would receive his attention and the Sergeant.
alarms retired. Until that time all proceed.
lhgs IN the case will be at stand-still,
In the mean time the managers on the mart
OF the House are holding daily sessions and
number OF witnesses have been summoned.
1t Is the general impression, from what has
Deen given out by Democratic members of the
house, that the policy of the defence will be
one OF delay and procrastination. coptesting
every point at great length, and endeavoring to
drown the case by mere talking. The Presi-
aent is IN frequent consultation with his CONN.,
sci and Cabinet officers, a1d appears ready to
meet the issue.