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Ordered Dat the Board adjourn untlI ]
o'clock p. NJ Of Wednesday 5gae IIth,
1865.
A true copy.
J. w GoopRicH, President.
CnsRLEs neERR. Clerk.
By w. o. Hoover, Deputy.
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-01-04
A GENTLE I1s concert n stt1lis 1wl1isch ao, aoof M

GENTLE ls4 concert n s;a6fs xa6issh eaSsf aSSaf faa.
place S IN tse nc ess'. Tese
up just the thrd ieeo lie psslsn
had been perfEornmed fEn add sasid df:n'ao' asi" '
Mr Coandueetor iy5 viii you obige bis'n me T. % H,'is ~
requesting your vbcafists dtSf2 to adg fOaael, u
or to sing in whispers as There iss ieSh@stsa!
ton going On close by where sit that sisICos ~
ducted in such loud tone AS TO- hipipr my en- II
joymssppt of the music, ! prefer certainly rtaainly t.
hear the concert; but if cannot be So, priv
legged desire to hear the conyersatohs nv '''8 ~
There was All extremely quiet iand asitteitiyS
audience in theJhallo during thsn rest of tlisrna
evening. d .ls9i tcn oyri ~ iu;t ",olom on
TIE SEVEN WONDERS or NEw YonK.--
|. street that is not under repair. '.'s..' +
2. A glass of pure milk ''F'',''f '''''''" -
3. 4 policc,naii who was found as Soon ast tr1
he was wanted tlfiaen sSri- @'si
4. An omnibus that wasn't going to the@l
same locality as tho person hailug it. ,is, .e.,I
S. a statute that s nnornament TO tho mc1H
ropols.
6. An alderman who lost money BY his
office. it' @a'hF1 IN wv A,NN'l "M
Z. A merchant who is not asclling off below4,i'
COST tgH .ai s3a,l ssyl tas,.les
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GroR TIE onANGEBUnG NEWS |
The Conference Trip.

The session of the South Carolina Confer
encc was held last wcek.in )Mdrganton, n. c..
10 reach this place by Rail Road, we were
carried by Columbia to Charlotte, and thence
to Salisbury where the Western North Carolina
makes connection with the main line of travel
east This tour to the east is necessary from
tho fact that, the road from Charlotte to States
burg is not in nsc Mt present, the IRON having
been used in the war for military roads The
Western North Carolina road is an important
enterprise and will soon connect the rich grain
region of Ohio, with tic sc:,-ports of tho old
North State. It is already completed to Nor.
Canton, and will soon be extended to Ashvillc.
Tennessee, thence to Morristown and on to
CINCINNATI. This will bring the scaboar,l of
the State in easy connection with the trade of
the West When this road shall be completed
it will be the policy Of South Carolina to cx-
tend the road from Spartanburg to Ashvillc
and thus have direct communication with the
great West also We shall ncci the flour and
bacon that they have for market and Charles
ton will be its natural depot. We hope it will
moi bc many years before We will be building
factories and extending Rail Roads, and in
every way moving with renewed life in the
march OF Improvement
Nlorganton is at the extremity of the Wcs-
tern Rond, and is the county site of Burke Co.
1t il situated ut the foot OF the Blue Ridge
mountain. The scenery is generally beautiful
and during our visit was especially grand
Fire vas in the mountains, and at night we
had grand display-streams of flame down
the sides, or spiral columns Of fire and smoke
broke from tops of elevated hills. We only
lacked. some deep thunder to complete the illu-
sion of u volcanic eruption. We had quite a
variety Of mountain scenery, fire one night and
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Georgia Scenes

iO,.H. u-.it Mni !. iiiH .e.'''r eat Il .!iiEh =
The closing Of AIT !, Of, the, Georsia Recon
struction Convention was extremely farcical
though the delegates .thqpght it tragie, lis
In the evening au exceedingly stormy ses-
asop was held. The -Einancn. Committee-had
failed toseifrct loap, and nm ordinance to nIi
lthorizc further efforts IN that direction was re-
ported bpt failed on fhs ground that that nothing
'could be done.
The Report of the commissioner who was
sent to ,NIilcdgcville to draw $40 900 for this
purpose from the State Treasury .was read It
says that he showed the Treasurer the Ordi,
nance Of, The Convention, with tho ,authorza-
tion of General Pope endorsed ,,upon it, and
that tho Treasurer said he must decline paying
out any money upon such authority, as he was
sworn to obey the Constitution and laws Of the
State of, Georgia, and was bonded to,pay only
such warrants as were vsgned by tue Gov
ernOr.
During tho debate That cnsucd. one delegate
said that the Treasurer had snubbcd the Con.
vcntion.
Another said, "would to God tho Convention
could snub General Popc."i anp el l i
The negro delegate a. G. Bradley, said the
Sergeant at Arms, should be sent with file Of
soldiers to bring that impudcntt, fellow, the
Treasurer of the State, to the bar of the Con
vcntion.
Another negro said: 'sWhat did they brung
us here for - ,5aO "4r.
Great confusion. cnsucd, during which an
adjournment to the Sth of january was effect
cd
Great Indignation is generally expressed by
the Delegates at the failure of this financial
problem. Tho hotels, boarding houses, and
the public printer and the officials of the Con.
vcntion suffer severely. ac
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tell lier tho Tcnd Cbmnana, uId them
bpseIq down together, !, md ,shprprayyesdd thatd
might undcistamd how wicked it was sit8aBSsi
false Witness agsipsto ny NY 'ncigIbon, and TINS
God would help me-, little child, to tell the
truth as Il was bsfoarse foarse Him And When sal came
up here with father, she kissed me- and tod
me to- remember the ninth comman ndhsnt, ara
thatoGod would hear oscry word that / saidss!l
s''s Do you believe this!" asked the JSdge)
while . tear glistoncd in his eye. aud hisiliI
quNcrcd with cHiotion 2,1"4 9i'sreni ~ n
"..Yes, sir, said the child, with voice thai
showed hor' conviction Of It's truth WIS pelrs:9
God bless you. my child, ~ said the Juag
"yoa have a good mother, This witness a
competent he continued. Were on trial
for my life. and innocent of the charge against
me, | would pray God for such witness al
this Let her be examined" s
She told hcr story with the simplicity Of q
child. as shc MAS, but there was a drcctncss
about it which carried conviction Of its truth
to every heart. She was riyidly cross-cxam.
incd The counsel piled her with infinite aDS
ingenious qucstionings, but she varied from, l.ef
first statements in nothing. The truth, So
spoken By that little child, was sublime. FalscS
hood and perjury had preceded her testimony
The prisoner had cntrrnched himself with licsI
till lie deemed himself inprcgnablc. But bel
fore her testimony, fals,hood was scattered likd
chaff. The little child fur whom nnotl,cr had
prayed for strength to be given her to speak
the truth as it was before God. broke the cun1
ming devices of maturci vllainy to pieces like
pottcr's vessel. The strength that her moth
er prayed Tor, was given her, and the sublime
aud terrible simplicity terrible, / mean. %
the prisoner and his associatcs--with which
she spoke, was like u revelation from God him!
self
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.;NNtNJJhtItlIIIFs iNTpH)b - ~
Ab0u Ben Adhem- and the Angel.


Abou Hc'l -t,lhem ffmay his ribgipercasc1 q,
Awokf ASi @ one night f.m adecR deeau Of peace
And saw, withinihe moonlight in l,is room,l u,,.
Making it ribh, and lkc.a'lil in bloom, si2a IN
81 Il s3s1 Isl , :.l"ss
AID tq the nresenae p the he vail, pc>oi 7.
.wh hat wfitcsathous'' THU viAion raiscsf It'd heai
txnd, ,'witkn qGokkiasJ MI sivct, accor,l,' ei'.
k,swcrel Tls .!Tls names of those who luye the Lord.
"Ana is mine onc.' said Abou. ..Nny, not io II,
liieplietl the angel. Aboi,slukc more low srii'
l'nt checrly stf mud said, II pray thca Then, "'
Write me ~ that loves his fellow M en-
ThG WgclWrotc aW! sanis!.e'ltl Thca!ext night )
1t came again, with great Weakening light,
And showed the i,nn,cs whom lJvG; Of Cod iil
, ~ 1N.,..}iiI ,1i'.s SO" lAri iio ~ u'tr - SEP
,pD..ssst'I4 h; qilt5sfi a - ln..s, is 10 ~
AMI 10. Ecu Adhcn,'s na,ne led ;ll tho rest.
i- n- .o t;;9 LEIGH HUNT.
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BOYS, READ TrIs,-Profcssor Stuart was a
farmers son, and until the age of fourteen, in
tended to lead farmers life. His early cdu-
cation was agricultural At the age of four, it
is said, he read book of ballads, which de-
veoped lifelong passion for the creation of
imaginative genius; at the age of twelve he
read, with great absorbing interest, Edwards
on the Will" and at the age of fourteen COM
mcnccd fitting for college.
In one evening he learned the four conjuga-
tions OF Latin verbs, in ANOTHER, the sixty rules
of syntax, and in three days was master of the
yrammar. He graduated in 17.99, fayorito
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fnow the next. And the snow was the most
bea1atifai We had ever ever seen SEEN The crystals We're
Ii siX nbiHtede stafs aboaS Y half ihGh in dHfhi
eter, the1polntsl Of stars perfectly formed.
Thero,was no heavylfnA ofi.anow during bur.
stay, and tbs, weather genera lly faxorahls, yqdl
Morganton is in ,th1}es gpld, region Of. .N0rth
Carolina. A number Of mipcs arc. now in sue
eess oppcraton and anoerrH rH6G One sfsT Is soon m to
be staatcdoH In thTs 4isigHborh60a the asbsAtus
is found I'M great '-iAni enterffislhg
citizen uaediit ip,,pskiug pupen,, hoping tbmake
a material ,for ,pppering walls that. would be iss
eombustible, but there was SO much cotton
fibre, that the cotton burns out, and leaves the
asbcstus lifts natural state The English Elish are are
usihg It in making freptoof dresses for fitbnran,
and 1t is AN important article in the nianuf;,c.
tory oEhrctproof satcs. .rmra l;1 Ion. t,opar o
The Conference received n, most generous
entertainment by the good people of the place,
and pleasant impressions were made mutually
we believe 1t was the first scsyidi 3of the Con
ference nthis section 8 ftbc,couh.f}, and cxpcc-
taton was high, i'll towii and i'm country. Ono
of the mountaincers broughthis produce to town,
just before the session began, and. after selling
was urged to trade, but he refused, saying the
Conference was coming soon, aid he would save
his m6licy for that show All the country
came, wagons and carriages, and people on
horseback, single and double. ,.But with tall
the crowd the very best order prevailed, and
nothing occurred to mar the harmony aud in
| tcrcst of the occasion.
Bishop Doggett Of Virginia presided, and
gave great satisfactionin the chair and In Tie
pulpit. We had some star preaching and
much good gospel. DR.. Shipp, f. Az Mood,
NJ, Kennedy and othcs we're very happy, in
their pulpit efforts. Many of the old mon
were absent, but Stephens, Kelly, Flcmmin,gs
Boyd, NTcCorFa6da1e, and others we'll rdHINe rdHINe,n- E.
bcrcd by your readers were there, with1theit
bow still abiding i'm .strcbgth. Many of title
members Ind suffered much during the year,
but were dysto enter upon qnqptl,es ot
tpl and priyatioa. Ihers arc, heroes besides
|those 6h the field ofbattlc, ahd men WHO haryie
lsrne tile. ishis cohferenca h,s. .fthe
past year, may be trusted Ilif tho fhggot
and stake threatened, Tuesday night the
session closed and all returned to their homes
for Christmas and then for their work. May
God bless the good people Of AIorganton and
the South Carolina Conference too e
| #.,t 'Jj5- N:ljsa.! -; 4 MEMBER.
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as u witneks agaiurt prisoner. who Was ID,
trial Tor ichn,y rr,nl.:;t;cd ia he5 fathers
l,sa4sc e. : -. - - = =. O.
j "Huw, Emily" said the counsel Tor the
ffiNonrr up",. her being offered as :: witness.
II desire Ia know IL YOU understand the ma
tafo Of an oath"
y! don't know What you mean" was the
simple answer.
There. Your ilpng, said the counsel adj
dressing the court. lis there anything further
necessary to demonstrate the validity Of nv
objection? This witness should be rejected
She docs not comprehend the nature OF an
oath krn FE nf2N
T, Let us see" said the Judge Come here
MY daughter" 4a,nl g aigt.f{ rslur.
Assured by the kind tone and manner of the
q udsc, the child stepped toward him and
iu his face withA calm
clear eye, and i'll mnnncr so artlcss aud frank
that it; went straight to the heart .'
Did you ever take. an oath - inquired the
Judge. la ~
The little girl stepped back with a look Of
horror. and the red blood mantlci inla blush
all over her face and neck, as sho answered.
l"No, sir!h'' 2H1 ~ W. n
She thought llo mcaut to inquire If sho had
over blasphcmcd.
r& II do not mcan that" said the Judge who
saw his mistake, II mean were you ever Wit
ness before 2"
"Nu sir; I was never in court before. was
the answer.
lie handed her the Bible, orcn
do you know that book, my daughter"
She looked at it and answered, ~ cs. sir; it
is the Bible"
"Do you ever read it," he asked
"Yes. si, every evening
Gan you toll ne what the Bible is?' in
qpircd tho Judge.
~ is tho word Of s,,e xraat Co." Sho an
swcral.
"Woh, piaeo yosy band u,.oa this Bible npd
lixtep to what say,' and he re,uatea slowly
and solemn3 thr oath usually administered to
witnesses.
"Now," said the Judge, lyon hasa sworn as
II witness will you fell me what will bolall yo,,
if you do not tell the truth -
Il shall be shut up in the State Prison,
answered the child.
'Anything else Z" asked the Judge. j.
81 xhall never 60 to leayep," she replied.
'.JIow do yon know tbis,' asked tho Judge
again.
The child took tho Bible, and turning rapid
y 10 the chapter containing tho commandments,
pointed to tho injunction, Thou shalt not bear
false witness against thy ncislIb"r." II learned
that before I>could read"
HAS any ,one talked with yom about your
being witncss iu court here against this man =
inquired the Judge
"Ycs, s,sir;" she replied. ''aly mother heard
they wanted me to be y witness, and last night
she called INC to her room, and asked Inc to
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RI, ,A yANt 1858 1861" M

graph. It darts like the lightning IN steam Il
flies 1is the Bird, and i'll tie 'iriautcdi t world Il
swih,s, assao Tho 'fhhy tribes HWhelc do VIC
turn without finding somc evidence Of mhn's
power, when hapuypoxcs to do2oi.Mc stand lin
mute amazcmcnt at his deeds, and often treu,,-,
BILE, lest he infringe on the province of his di-
l'e.or-9ofho 'a' o.fhoiln9jiIoG einl2 DIT
Purpose, makes or unmakcs many man.
If hs faters, OF distSusts biz 4QNsel
dom docs he fnd wAl to. seok that goal
Eio!oJ sooTgaN ltr .E5iiis sl9yiie7T'iun BIN
Ifc is rcul; Life is carnest,7 0Unr MOI,
And ting grave is not mons gqnl.
IFte'- s'Ts gooihcsS only, manSs! chief thi2' ''s'
fs,loL Is not to compdss wealth or lore; rb 0a
ta,r j; But ever be to truth friend, ...,I, 800,
And win Gods favor cvcrmorc.
Wo learn reliably, that in 1885, 4 young
|barristcr recently admitted to the house of
Parlianent, took the floor, and for few min
|utcs cncbained the audience but With his
lncwly acquired honor, his rhetorical skill be-
game prosy to a few 3f his hearers, and his
prolonged speech caused the din Of Kissing
|Whorcon, it's said, John Russell stamped his
foot, declaring, ,"Me time ,eiH come nhcn Mcy
sht,V hcar me-" After lapse of fifteen years,
his talent was better appreciated, and we find
This same man enjoying precedence, as Lord
Jprcmier of one of the first nations, on the
globe. So much for the career of ii world-rc-
nowncd man, actuated by the uW to Sind d
way or make it !" i
Another memory rises in my soul and hcaming
steadily and clear,
Scattcrs the luricd doubt clouds that roll ocr pow
+. crtvts dull atmosphere. .l,t
Twas in his homcly shepherd garb. he watched
the herd, and book in. hand, would glcau an
idea when BY the roadside resting. When
questioned by q foppsh sportsman, why he
Wasted his playtimc oil Latin? and in reply
bread some lines Of Virgil at sight his prcco-
eity claimcd attention. and the result wus the
&orld enjoyed ,forSSyears, tho able teachings Of
athatenlincnt adivincoo,Rcv. J. II y T., lone of
tho most pious tllcolaEiaus of outtay.s8}'a, !, =
!. I'lrpesc lit. was the watcllwosd sc Colun-
ss,,sas.ss i.zwas. Tho max:
lin Of Alexander, Of Luther aud Wesley BY
it Il Wosey swayed the capriccs of England :
most obduratc monarch and with it the clerk
Of II linen draper became to the French court
the rcvcrcd timncicr and adviSer-M. Neckar..
Nor has amy great or useful deed been nc
cumplishcd without the firm step and dcneanor
Of an earnest cr,lcavor. let by-gones then
be subject: of regret no longer. Blot from,
your Trim, ''Dcspcrandum," and in its place
set up-'IIoc Age 0N
There comes alike the day Of trial unto all,
but press on
For the high ones, and powerful shall como
7" do you reverence; and the beautiful /, ,,,s,A
Will know The purcr language Of yonr brow,
And read it like talisnnn Of love = jaua.
Press on ..Thc soul Of man 4'l tn'
Crcateh its own destiny Of power;
And ns the trial is intcnser here. as2 5 efssb
His being has noblcr strength in Heaven. Va
Press on!;;
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-01-04
Mati,, Song. 1l,

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Only when haunting sing The lark,
Struggling I" fields or r,,rcr mir;
Silent her music when she turns
Back ton world of gloon, AMI care,
Only When mounting sings ,ny heart,
Fl"'tcrii,g OH ,rcInulons winysto Cod.
Fninicr the music us fall
Mute when ! reach the lower so,l!
Lark in my hy"lt. this morn ns'ir.
Upward to God, on eager wing.
Seek for oiic pure, celestial 'lraugit,
Fresh from tl. c,crnul Music-spring.