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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the First Session of the FOrti.th Congress-

IN THE House OF REPRESENTATIVES, U. SD
n, =, - July 10Th, 1861.
The President of the United States having returned
House OF Representatives. which originated the bill en
tied An act supplementary entitled to pro-
vide Tor the more efficient OF the rebel
ed on the second day Of March, eighteen hundred
ana the act supplementary thereto passed the
third day OF March eighteen hundred and sixty seven with
ms objections hret the ouseo Representatives proceeded
pursuance OF the Constitution reconsider
Resolved, That the bill do of the House Of
Representatives agreeing to pass the
Attest: Epw MCPHERsOY
Clerk ii. r. Z. S.
IN SENATE OF THE UNITED STATEs,l
July 10, 1861 (
The Senate having proceeded pursuance Of the Constitu
ton to reconsider the bill entitled act supplementary to
act entitled An act provide efficient
ernnent Of the rebel States passed the second a of March
eighteen hundred and sXtySevn and the
thereto passed on the twenty third day of
dred and returned to the House Representa-
and sent by the House of Representatives the Senate with
the message of the President returning the bill: ~
Resolved That the bill do pass twuhiris of the Senate
agreeing to pass the
Attest: J. W. FORNEY,
Secretary,
By W. ]. MCDONALD,
Chief Clerk.
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NeaU HardtUGre Store.
Steam Dyemg and Securing
MRS. e. w. SMITH,
No. % North FIFTH ST., bet. Market and Arch,
PHILADELPHIA.

Piece goods of every description dyed to any
bOlor, Ladies' Wearing apparel of every description
fyed in the most fashionable and permanent colors,
and finished in a superior style.
MsFino, Cashmere and Grape Shawls, Table and
fisa0 Covers. Carpets, Rugs, &c. secured.
fongee and Silk Dresses re-dyed all coiors, ana
warranted equal to new.
Sentlemen's Clothing cleaned or dyed on reason
l6ls terms. msy6-Iy
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At country fair in New Jersey, a little boy
who was wildly running about bawling loudly,
was asked why he wept. The following reply
touched all hearts.
want my nanny; that's what's the mat
ter. told the darned thing she lose me.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-20

A PIoUs PUN.-A man may declaim about
religion without having much of it. 1t tdosen't
follow that a man stomach is full of food be.
cause he talks with victuals in his mouth.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-20

A MINNESOTA CHURoH.-A man describing
church in Minnesota, writes to friend, "No
velvet cushions in our pews; we don't go in
for style. The fattest person has the sottest
~
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A MERRY ANDREW, on being asked why he
played the fool, replied, "For the same reason
that you do-out of want. You do it for want
of wit, and l do it for want of money"
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PUBLIC REsoLUTIox-No. IL


to other Joint Resolutions
@ If fbe II Ipver I'VE beSt 70 paTcP&te IN the Ad-
Resolved by the Senate and House Representative the
commission United States at the Universal Exhibition
en- consist OF the general and honorary
whose appointment approved by the Joint
sixsix also OF the thirty commissioners whose appointment
hundred and sxtysx and of twenty ap
IL That the cOmmssio general shall be the president Of
the commission thus constituted with vote all questions
Ill That the commission shall meet early as pos
and when properly organzed shall make
such rules and regulations may be efficient
ton with power TO elect from their own mum
be who in the absence Of the commissioner shall
side at al meetings OF the commission and to appoint commit
w That the commission may designate additional persons
States known to be skilled in any branch Of industry art
the United States as honorary without eompen
" That the commission employ secretary and cerk
for the commission the necessary scientific assistants and
vi That commissioner shall act agent for the show
sale Of article at the exhibition or be Interested directly
sEo And be- further resolved That ity thousanr dollars
so much Thereof as may be 3r me sever yer
For additional lreights from New York to Havre.
For transportation and freight from Hayre to Paris
For return freight Of articles owned by the United states or
For and fire insurance on the articles thus lent
annex or supplemental building and in grounds ADJACENT
the exhibition 0f machnes & and Other I ana
ricutue Of the United States and for the collection Of pec
Of agricultural productions under the joint resolution for
Sf collecting eassnT labelling tS anm
pee the exhibition Of the mineral wealth Of the United
Offices AZ PaTs and NeR York and for the o
taEy clerk scientific assistants and fOO anu
SEC And be i further resolved That It shall oe Ine ay %
al at Paris 70 transmit to Congress through tne b @
herein are 1 made by them respectively
Approved, March II, 1867
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A writer in Blackwood's Magazine gives the
following excellent advice to takers: mo one,
who wishes that conversation should be pleasant
to his neighbors as well as himself, should
speak more than two or three sentences at once,
However much we may have to say it will be
held the more agreeably said for giving others
the opportunity of asserting, illustrating, quail
flying, or even contradicting The ball needs to
be returned by the opposite player to make a
lively game"
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When a single gentleman cannot pass a
without counting all the long stock
ems, it is sign he ought to get married, and
the sooner the better.
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~0S-~$

HOLDING THE STAKES. IN individual at the
races was staggering about the track with more
liquor than he could carry.
'Hallo what's the matter now?" said chap
whom the inebriated man had run against.
"Why-hic-why, the fact is-hic-a lot of
my friends have been betting liquor on the race
to day, and they have got me to hold the stakes"
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LPuRL1c REsoLrr1nx-No. II

Joint Resolution aush9rizng the Secretary War turn
certain Property Of the United States Camp Chase Ohio
for the Use Of the National Asylum for Disabled Volunteer
Soldiers, and for other Purposes.
BE resolved by the Senate ana House of Representatives
the United States of America in Congress assembled That
Secretary OF War be- and hereby is authorized
barracks buildings and other property Of the United States
now at Camp Chase, Columbus Ohio the board
of the national asylum for disabled volunteer soldiers
the and benefit of such soldiers.
And be it further resolved That the Secretary
be, and hereby is authorized to sell surplus
temaster and medical stores le deem cXprden
first prices to the national asylum disabled vOu
teer soldiers therein.
Approved, March p, 1861
Smyrna times., 1868-05-20

'BoBBY, why don't your mother sew up
your trowsers2" "Cause she's at the vestry,
sewing for the heather.
Smyrna times., 1868-05-20

An Australiad lady gives public notice that,
If her husband does not turn. up in three
months, she means TO marry again.
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COMPLETE MANURE.

MANUFACTURED BY HENRY BOWER
PHILA DELPHIA,
MADE FROM
'SADeT- Phosphate Of Lime, ammonia and Potash.
Warranted Free from Adulteration.
Packed in Bags Of 200 lbs. each.
Price $50 per Ton 1000 lbs.
Liberal discount to dealers.
thas raised good crops Wheat Corn OATS Potatoes
Grass. Cotton. Tobacco and Vegetables of all kinds
Farmers wOnd do well to inquire of their nearest
deaierIn fertilizers to the results obtained from the
use OF Complete Manure. The growing crops OF
Wheat. at this time. freely attest its virtues.
u Is highly recommended bv all who have used it
up 10 this time.
We have numerous testimonials TO The effect that it
is an invaluable Fertilizer. and we recommend it
highly as top dressing for Wheat and Grass.
DIXON, SHARPLESS & CO.,
AGENTS,
80 South Water and 40 South Wharves,
PHILADELPHIA.
For Sale by WIN. REYNOLDS,
79 South Street,
Janl-Iy Baltimore, Maryland.
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WHOLE NO. 692

POPULAR FALLACIES.-Thaty you can receive
one dollar day, spend two and get rich,
That to do a man a favor and then refuse
another wont make him twice as mad as ii you
had refused him at first.
That when a man presents you hound pup
the gift will cost you nothing.
That when you buy ON credit, knowing very
well that you will not be able to pay, it is not
stealing
That next year the taxes are to be lighter.
That every other manis bound to die except
You.
That if you have good cause in love, war
or law pitch in-you are bound to win.
That you can play draw poker and lose just
so much and no more.
That there is one way, known only 10 your
self, to break faro bank.
That whenyou buy horse he will be certain
to turn out as represented.
That when you undertake to sell one, you
are not going to lie about his qualities.
That if you always say what you think, you
will win the regard Of the entire community.
--~~ CO.
JOSH BILLINGS ON HENS. The best time tew
set hen IL when the hen IL ready. | kant
tell you whatthe best breed IL, but the Shang-
high is the meanest. 1t kosts az much to
board one as it duz stage hOss, and you might
az we'll undertake to fat a tanning mill running
oats thru it. There aint no profit i'll keeping
a hen for hiz eggs, if he haz throat disease;
there IL a great menny goes to pot every year
by this mellonkolly disease kant tell egg
sactly how to pick out good hen. but az a
general thing the long ared ones, kno are
the least apt to skratch up the garden. Eggs
packed in equal parts of salt and lime water,
with the other end down, will keep from 80
to 40 years, if they are not disturbed. Fresh
beef steak is good for hens: l suppose 4 or 5
lbs day would be all hen would need at
fust along. I shall be harpee to oadvize with
you at any time on the hen question and pay
for my advice in eggs.
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IPUBLIC REsoLuTIoY-No. 81

tPUBLIC RESOLUTION-NO. 81
Resolution providing the Shin
mai between Lake Erie and Lake Ontario, military
and:cOmmercial Purposes.
Resolved by the Senate aud House Of Representatives of
the United OF America Congress assembled That
Secretary of War be- and he hereby,
surveys with plans estimates he made
by officer of engineers ship canal TO lakes Erie
and Ontario the navgae waters thereof of suitable uca
tOn and dimensions for military, and commercial pur
and that the OF the be betrayed the
sums appropriated in the of June twentyhrce eighteen
hundred and SXtyX,and March eighteen hundred
examinations surveys relating to the i'm
prOvemen of harbOrs and rivers northwestern lakes
Approved. March 22,1SG7
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Delaware Railroad Line.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

On and after SUNDAY, APRIL 18th.
lsGS. Passenger trains will run as follows,
until further notice. Train leaving Girls
field 2.45, A. NJ, will run every morning,
except Monday. All other Trains, Sun
! LAYS excepted.
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IPUBLIC REsoLrrIoN-No 81

3
Joint Resolution Omission In
the Act to provide Increased Wool
and for other Purposes
WHEREAS, the enrolment of the hill entitled ct 10
provide increased imported wool and
purposes approved March second eighteen hundred and sixty
seven the works Canada long wGols inadvertently omit
ted from the paragraph DESIGNATED under the heading "(l
Combns WoOls and whereas said words en.rossed
bill and intended OF the act aforesaid passed by
the Thirty-nnth Congress: Therefore,
Be it resolved by the Senate and House Of Representatives
the United States of America Congress assembled
Act to provide increased revenue from imported Wool and
other aforesaid he, and is hereby amended by
ing after the words "DOwn comng wOuS in the paragraph
headed Glass COmbng Woods the words Canada long
WnuS'
Smyrna times., 1868-05-20

IiSe rams Leave New Castle
IssI Sii n ~? r. NJ and Mondays at 745 a. NJ
New Castle -'' "'N wilmington llO, T. VI, for
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS Ad,;.;ou., /.
~ rn4 lor Clayton lj A. NJ, OILS and s9 p n Ieave
VI shY ma $40 A NJ. and 2l0 NJ conHec-
trs Vii ians lam 20 and from Dover and Stations South Also
WI ieaVe smyrna at 6l5 4. NJ.
o. A. VI. '"N return ledNlHS clayton
Trains leaving Crsfed at AS A. NJ and yyi,n,ir. +i
South AT aoo p Al will in close connection with
" NurlOlk aii Portsmouth
siSo "p H. Philadelphia and New York. They will
u ic delaware X r. Line only stat at
tnSlr time is stated EXCEPT that Steamboat Train
which they have tickets. ~ "' S'a'io" "
E.. O SEW ALL Su,+ Dol u
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PuBLrC REsoLrTIoX-No. 81

Joint Resolution to authorize the discriminating
Duties exacted upon Merchandise imported in Hawan Yes
sells.
Be it resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives
the United States Of America in Congress assembled, That
the Secretary of the Treasury be- and he hereby authorized
remit refund all duties which have been
the first day of January Thousand eight hundred and six
yfVc Hawaiian vessels and their cargoes beyOn the
ep States and their cargOes.
ApprOYed March y. 1907.
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A respondent editor remarks that the coun-
tices Of births under the head Of disasters.
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Resolution presenting the Thanks of Congress to Geo Pea
body.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives Of the
United States OF America in Congress assembled That the
thanks of Congress be- and hereby presented George Pea
body of Massachusetts, for his and peculiar bncence in
giving large of amounting to two million dollars
the promotion of education in the destitute PORTIONS
OF the southern and southwestern States the benefits of which
according to his direction to be distributed the en-
tire population without distinction except what be
found in needs opportunities OF usefulness.
And be further resolved That shall be the duty
of the President gold medal with
able devices and inscriptions which, together with copy
this resolution shall be presented Mr. Peabody in the
of the people of the United States
SEC. B. And be it further That sufficient of
this resolution into effect is hereby appropriated
any money treasury not otherwise prae
Approved, March 16, lo67.
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PUBLIC REsOLUTIoN-NO. 81
Resolution presenting the Congress Geo. Pea

of Wisconsin, be- and the hereby is extended for the
Of five from and after the approval this resolution
with all the rights and privileges conferred by said act
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IPUBLyc REsoLrrIox-No. g.

Joint Resolution in Relation certain Coin and Bullion on
pOSit l the Treasury.
BE it resolved by the Senate and House Representatives
the United states of America in Congress assembled That the
hundred thousand dollars. thCreabOut
lion, now special deposit in the treasury Of the United
States after said bullion converted by directions OF the
urcr into coin, be paid into the treasurJ.
ApprU we'd, March p,
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IPrBLIc REsoLurIoN-Ne. Al

IPCBLIC RESOLUTION-Ne IT
Resolution for the Relief of Freedmen Destitute COlored
People in the District of Columbia.
Resolved b. the and House Representatives of the
United States of America in Congress assembled That fifteen
thousand dollars be- and the is hereby appropriated
Of any NANCY in the treasury not otherwise appropriated for
the relief freedmen destitute cuOred the District
of Columbia the to be expended under the direction of
the commissioner OF the bureau freedmen and refugees
March lSG7,
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IPuBLTc RRsoLurIoN--No. %

Resolved the Senate and House of Representatives. oil the
United States Of America In Congress assembled That tne %
provided completion Of the the FOX anu
Wisconsin rivers and canal connecting the same by seeon
three of an act OF Congress- approved August elg
y OF land the Improvement Of the Fox and Wiscon
ain rivers and to the BY canal In the Territory
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Sheriff IS Sale.

ouCI Ill - Ict4Ss
(By The .Judge Of Prohate)
DY VIRTUE Of an Order from ID. A.
p Williams, Judge OF the Qpurt OF Pro-
bate for Lancaster County.
will cell on the First Monday in De.
cemher next, at Lancaster Court liomsc,
within the legal hours of sale, the Real
Estate Of Nancy Walker, deceased, consist
ing Of a Tract Of Land situate in Lancas-
ter County, containing
1T Aores.
more or less, bounded by lands Of w. s.
Harper, James s Bailey, Mrs House and
others.
TERNS-Suficien cash to pay crpen
scs and costs Of these proceedings and the
| balance on a credit of IL months with in
| teros, from day Of sale-purchaser to give
bond With at least two approved suretie'
and mortgage Of the promises.
i Purchaser to pay for papers and Revenue
ISiamps. J. ID. CASKEf,
II Nov IO-td. She riff l.. County
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER COUNTY.
Jt'ah Fundcrburk, Applicant,

hhNIASlER COUNTY,.
Ut'ah Fnndcrburk, Applicant,
Samuel Robertson ahd w.fo, In Probate
1t al.
Defendants
~ appearing to my satisfaction that w.
H. Small and wife, Mali-sa Jackson Miller
and wife, Francis; Asa Sapp and wife,
Francis; the Defendants in tn above stated
case reside without this State. 1t is there
Tore ordered that they do appear and object
TO the division or sale Of the real ,s;ot.
conveyed by Sarah IIrglar, deceased. 70
Jonas FunderLurk, in Trust for the use and
benefit Of her children and grand children.
CPr'vlous to her second marriagc,) on or be.
lore the 2ist day of December next, or
'n'ls s..as e2nsSa! 10 ihg same vii! be ep.ersd of
record.
ID. A. WILLIAMS,
Judge of Probate.
November 4, 1868 4Od
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
u. S. For the District Of So. Carolina.
~ THE MATTER OF

~ THE MATTER OF
JAMES MlLIER-ln Bankruptcy.
N Yorkviile, IN The said District, on tie
7h day OF Nouember, 1868.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that Petition
~ has been Eed in said Court, by James
Miller, of Lancaster County. In said District,
duly declared Bankrupt, under the Act
Of Congress. entitled "An Aci 10 Establish
a Uniform System of BANKRUPTCY throughout
The United States" Approved, I'd March,
1867, for discharge and Certificate thereof,
from all his debts and 9th or claims provable
under the s.id Act; and the 5th day Of DE:
cembcr, 1868, at ~ o'clock, NJ. is assigned
for The hearin! Of the same before w. l.
Clawson, one Of the Registers in Bankrupt"
cy Of said Court, at his Office in Yorkville,
South Carolina, when and where the Credi'
tors may attend, and shew cause, If any you
have, why the PRAYER OF tho said Peti-
ton should not DO granted.
J. Y. NJ. EPPlNG,
VI, S Nrashal ss Messenger.
BY T. w. CLAwsos, Deputy Messenger.
November 10, 1868 st.
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Notice.

4 HEREBY forewarn all persons from
i renting, leasing. or Purchasing, my land,
or any par, thereof, from A. J. kiblcr.
Nov 1916 JAMES ID. MclLWAlN.
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ONE, OUNCE OF GOLD w,,

in "B II. BAGHI!T's LION COFFEE" This
Coffee is roasted, ground, and sealed her
meticaly" under letters patent from the
United States" Government. All the
"hroma" is saved, and the Coffee presents
n rich. glossy appearance. Every family
should use it. AZ il is fifteen to twenty por
cent. stronger than other pure Coffee -
One can in every twenty contains OSE
DOLLAR Grccnback. For sale everywhere.
If your grocer does not keep this coffee,
and will not get il for you, send your or
dcrs direct TO the factory.
B. II. BABBlTT,
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SOUTH CAROLINA
LANCASTER COUNTY

ENNUNSTEK COUNTY.
Calvin Massey g. Ehhu Shutc, } In the
vs. }Court of
Richmond drMNnus, ot. al. SProba,c.
II appearing 10 my satisfaction that Robt
McNrnus, Will IN Ford md wifi, Mary
Aaron Phillips and wife Franci-. r. ii
Hudson and wife Rcbecca. s. V. McMapu..
Amos McManus, Thurow McManus, Sarah
MtManus and John McManus, Defendants
in tn" above stated case reside without this
State. II is therefore ordered that they do
appear and object to the division or sale Of
The real estate Of John NcIanus, deceased,
on or before the fourth day oG January ncy'.
or their consent to the same will be entered
OF record. This 18th November 1868.
-. a. WILLIAMS,
Judge Of PraLalc, Lancaster County.
nov 10
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DEKALB HOUSE.

rJNIIE Subscriber takes pleasure In inform
/ inr his friends and the public general
ly that he hns re.opened the DEKALB
HOUSE, which has been thoroughly reno,
waited, and il now ready for the acSommo.
dation Of the travelling public, whose pat
r0usge is respectfully solicited.
Coaches always in readiness to convey
passengers to and from the Hotel.
The proprietor promises to do all in his
power for the comfort Of his guests.
J. w. RODGERS, Proprietor.
Camden, y. G. Sept. IL, 1867. tG
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Is. Si.FiGriHiT safes k

DY VIRTUE of Writ OF Fl Fa to me
ID directed, I will sel! at Lancaster &.
H., within the legs! hours of sale, on the
first Monday in December, the following
property, to wit:
One Tract Of land, situated In Lancaster
County, containing so acres, more or less,
bounded by lands of Allen Morrow, and
Mrs. Hagins. Levied on and 10 be sold as
the property Of NJ. A. Tuttle at the suit
Of Jno. &. Farrar.
TERMS CASlI-purchaser to pay fol
papers.
J. d. CASKEY, S. l.. c.
Sheriffs Office, Nov. s, 1858. I'd.
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IN EQUITY-Kcrshaw,
Perry g. Perry, Adm'rs)

John Perry, ct al.
IN pursuance Of an Order Of Chancellor
Johnson, made in the above stated casr
the creditors Of John Perry, deceased, are
hereby notified to produce md prove their
claims before me, Mt my Office in Camden.
on or before the fourth day Of December
next, or be debarrcd from all benefit of said
order. ''''
J. d. DUNLAP, G. E.K.D.
Commissioners Office, Camden, SO. Ca.
October 8, 1868. 4od
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IN PER CENT SAVED

UU BY USING
B. II. BABBITT'S Star Yeast Powder
Light Biscuit or any kind Of Cake may be
made with this "Yeast Powder" in I5 min
utes. No shortning is required when swee,
milk is used.
No Ga "a Washington street,
uch IL, Iy New York.