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rt''is Incidents If the War for Southern Iu.urcn-
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There is a certain portion Of the war that will
never go into !s regular listurics nor he en,lui.
ir't in ro'apdd tn pottry. Witch i>< very real lA,
OF 1t, and will il preserved. convey ,:,.ccc,linc
grncrntions better lila Hf the Sl,irjtof hr con-
h,ct trn many dry REPORTS careful narratives Of
events, and this part may he called the gossip the
fun. the rath"s &C H.. war. This illustrates .thc
chnr.c;,r of the leaders, The huluor Of thc snlirr.
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tho service.
The Valiant anil Rr:yc Heart. 4, i,,. p;rtnt .sour
AMI Dramatic, the Witty an Maryeln,,s the Trn,lcr
and Pathetic, and the whole Panorama or The War
are here lrilngiy portrayed in m:.stcrly manner.
Mt once historical anl romantic rendering the
iaos ;.mllc. un,Y, brilliant and readable book
That The war has calcl forth. .li.
Amusement as well ps instruction mps lie found
IN every page as graphic detail. hri.nt wit and
authentic history, ski.lfu!iy in,crwnycn in, ih,
work Of literary nrt.
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1shlegIiiif 4 Sales.

",Ahbel sol, OIL Mun'lay the 21tl day Of January.
1868 on the Plantation of j. llcssc Andrews, four
miles above Orangehnrg on The Bull Swamp Ront,
he following property: one hundred and fifty hush
els Corn more or less, hundred. and fiji bushels
Cotton Seed moraI or less, n smnll.m,nn,ty of un
gnncd Cotton. ten bushels Peas or less fifteen
bushels Nico <porc or less, nnd lot of Fodder
LeSic.l nn NJ the nrnr"rty j. Hcssn lreYs mt the
suit Of Geo. II. Cornclson IS Earnest kramer .,
rt 'o.' rrt'' ALSO 10 ."ri'.'
On Tuesday the osth January, 1868. win be soA,
on the Plantation Of Joseph liraYcs, on Binnakcr
Bridge Road, la miles from Orangcburc c. IT.. tLr
following property: fifty bushels Corn ,,orc or css.
t two Hundred pound. Fodder or less, n lot Of
ohuck, hffy bushels Cot ttot Seed morc or less Lev
led on property Of Joseph Graves ut the suit
vi T. I' "aiinas. .e,. ..tt e't III. n"ii. ','.
"Wednesday The, Goth of JanIa,y, 1868, on ,hr
Plantation Of John {. Rowe on Snake Swamp, will
nc sold the following property three hundred and
tfy bushels Corn more or less, lot of Fodder two
hundred bushels Cotton Seed more or less. six.y
bushels Peas more or less, thirty bushels Rice more
n 9r lsss lot OF iqf Straw one Stack Slips Levied
On aS the property Of John e. Rowe, at tho suit of
Cal5ielsGmn m Kramer Co ,.a.i-s,a.;,
ALSO .'f',,-
On the first Monday in February, 1868. being
Saedny will be sold nt Orangcbmrg c. H., the fol,
lowing property fp.lr M}les ,nnd onc M,ifd. Lev
led on ns % the property Of EI j. Fielder, the suit
...S coia ALSO } -Aj ~
On, Tuesday after -Salos,lny will be sold on the
Plantation of Ell. J. Fielder, four miles below Or
ongcburg on the RaiIroad;ithc following propcrty
Thrta Timber Carts, lot old Plougls one OK Cart
one Grim. Stone Levied rs ne propcrty of EI
J. Folder. at he suit of =. a.. Rnysor.
20 gd. -na. toirt ALSO IN b. {
:, On tho, samo 9ny and .rlqnc, will hs sold. fifty
bushels Pens parp9rlcss, ten bushels shollcd Corn
more or less, onr AHn'lped and fifty Lnsl"s Corn i'll
The s'ek. more sirlpss. i0t Of Si,idis., tnd vks
Slips, tlTGc stacks pGat0os, 0hp hhIlllfed iind fifty
busHcls Cotton Seel lpDre,br iess, i0s bf ginned
Cotton, q lot of Fodder, u lot idf Fnpning pfsHsS,
one HrsgyN Nrap, y lf Of oil Wagons md CARTS; one
four 4agsr WpgqlI, Levied on the pyaptsy Of l..
\. Rice, ut. tAc rHilHf Dnll& SaOvill. ~ = .ni
or.ansSss ssissI & o11S 1I So ~ IL pvkEs lEEsn
January ~, 1868,
Jan II ~, fl
yfiAIso !l5
BY virtue of pundsy wrts Of f. fa. Ii, ar directed,
will sell TO The highest bidder, at Orangclnrg
Court House. the krst Mdray ia Ftbr,inrr
ncxt for cash the following property VIII
One sinie, levied MS the property Of q. II.
Po9ser, ut tho suit Of "A. j.. JncksoIi. ~ fi. y
| fOp Tuesday following at the residence Of R.,bci
0rifiD, ono Wngon. Corn, Fodder and other ar.
ticcs Levied on as tho property of 'Ruben; Qrfin..
iat tho oypitJqf v. Pitthan ,no. ac,oD
/ ,8hcriR's Office, j. w. IT, DUKES, 90. +.
.'hifiinry II. 1853. SOD.
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ltOTrON SEED! COTTON sI;ED!y
" 200 bushels Cotton Seetfork kalc-Uplhhl. long
Staples Tliis prodnccsa fibre worth 6ocn,k pound
more than the common Upland in Charleston market
Price $500 ptf b'lsht Apply to McssrS. Ezekiel
koln or.to ,irii WILLIAM +. BARTON.
NOTICE TO MN CREDITORS
IN AND DEBToRS.--t pm compelled to leave
tJa DiHrictfor alengh OF ting, for my health, snd
have ehppointcfJOiINA.M ~ HATGLER my Agent
." - '''" CHARLES K. TRICK,
doc 2l--1m* 81. Matthews
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orahgcburg 1.-The hr$f Monday III III February pext,
the estate in remainder i'll The lands which, RSte of
J: W. Tinlal assigned to his widow for dover. Pur-
chaser TO pny for conveyance and stamps
December 261 1867. st4tf' afSii'5t
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Plantation Of Ed. j. Fielder four miles below Or
.engcburg on the Railroad; the following property
Thrca Timber Cars lot old plousls. one OK Cart
one Grim. Stone. Levied on Ms the property of El
J. Folder. ut ..lc suit of 7. a. Raysor
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ! citation
u:., 0rangetmrg District. "sIu @3''f Sifnsioh'
aoil Byp. A. AIeAI(,HAEE Esom 0rdnorryIpn

,u WHEREAS, v.nD v. Jamison, conmissiohner in
Equity, hath made suit to Inc graft him Letters
of Administration of the Estate and effects of SAM
ucl N:lKcnnarIy deceased. 3'''""- GO
These re.therefpre to cite and .admonsh nall anti
nel Kcnncfy afS thal ay Seana j pppcT bsforo S
mes it The CourtiGf Owlmary!to bslci,tatt Orahgs-
burg G. H. on ,the ,1! 1lth day Of Echensxs after
publication hereof, at1I o'clock in1hc forenoon, TO
slew napdcdf 1nny hesl hasN Sehy fhc said tlminis-
tratiop should net be esyants9, Il; sun;,t.u;E
Givn inaar ny lana tRGs thRGs hrd day ef January
Ammo iDbnini, lSIs.i d,i- etsia3 nofle ] if"fS
,.3 ,,;aaeiarj P.A. aIeMlCHAEIs.O %. OaiDg
Jan y .a.l ~, i-... . ~ 2hI,
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lhaMhrrF Journal, Temple Bar
Ar' '"nr'ia London l;cvicw.
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All the Year Round, Dublin University.
.Ma|'nilans ;M.ga.ainc, sBclEraNia
Wciavc also nrfa{,cc,l Ia secure choice selection.
from tl,crRrrnrh, Nerihnn ANA other Continental
rer;oiicalS translated especially FOR ,tr EcLrcrc
tn atlstc tic yarietX an'l'vnluc of the work.
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FINE STEEL ENGE.tN NlNGS--ror,raits of cminen,
'"cn Or illustrative o' rr"r:an, hi<icrical events,
t.'i p: .so N;f' ~ Li,'F tl ri
SPLENDID I'REMl,.MS For 1865,
Every news Su'Ssi::cr 20 Er,rcr,r for 1868, pay
ing - III mvnn:e. VIII receive either Of the follow
,'s '"s }pftaYptIItyt ehr"a''o oil ingssi yif!
n -i' Basket OF Peaches, -
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05
MiSceIIUWeOUS.
Ante-MatrimoniaI Martyrdom.

1t is all very we'll for light hearted singers
to tell about being 'WOOed and married and
a :" but in point of fact this is easier said
than done. Before a man is married it is ne
ccsSary for him to submit to endure tedious,
never-ending period of ante-matrimonal mar
tyrdOm. The probationary period that pre-
ceeds matrimOny--that dreary time when a
man. in ordinary parlance, is said to be zen
gagged to be married" lis in many respects the
most wretched of his existence. There are
many people in the world who talk and write
as if Celcbs while training for the handicap OF
life rolls about in a sea of roses. They look
on him with envy, imagining that he is pass
ing an ethereal existence, and that his some
what melancholy cast Of countonance proceeds
from his secret horror of anything that does
not breathe of love or smacks of the prOsaC
or worldly. They picture him lying forever
at his mistress's feet, composing everlasting
sonncts to her eyebrows aud singing himself
h0arse with impromptu Odes to her slippers
and girdle. How little do such folks know
the secret feelings that are gnawing at the
heart of poor CelcbS
He has dreary time enough OF it, poor
! fellow while he is in training. Relations
sneer at him; friends jeer at him /; he loses his
time which is of course so much money lost,
and gets but very little cOmpensatng satlsac-
ton his miserable bachelOr-hOme Is more mis-
! rable than ever it was before !; his nights are
sleepless his days are tedious; he is unset
tied, melancholy, bore to himself and those
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05
IPCBLIC-No. G6l
AN ACT to incorporate Hotel Company of Wash


BE i enacted by the Senate and House of ReprscntayS Of
rogl Calvert, r. G. Wrightnan James G. Mctiurr, Zrph
English, Gt"Ig" H. Calvert, r CHARLES b. Calvert, their
assigns arr" hereby body
corporate and polite h the III" National Hotel Com
pA III hr clN "t Ma>tu&t"n IN III" District Columbia,
and 10y that name they made capable of taking holding
aIaEI Improving. purchasing, leasing. Tor he sole purpose
soma estate within said CITY ct Wahn@nn not exceeding hye
common. seal amt tr >ar may break "r"i rene" at plea
sur; may prosecute and dt.nd suits before all courts
m.Ht :" sad and may have aud all those
vI4 aud m subject t"ai "t the Liabilities which corporations
III the c} ." Ma>n-ton IN the United States, usually ENJOY
or arr made Subjcc; Ia,
SIC. And further enacted That capita stock Of
said company shall not be less than hundred and twenty
thousand dollars, shares hunited
dollars each and shall be- deemed personal estate, and be trans
rlahIc upon th" books Of the said colI.,raton
Ahi hr Il inith"r enacted hatl the officers oi ne
SAM c"r"raon SHAH consist n presidents and treasurer with
bi 81 Dr"ct"r>" whom til" president and treasurer
" n' H"tN ""t tr hih"r" directors may te MED 10y the
'i' y; III The 10y laws q! t" The cor"rati"n tn" prrsl-
u'a''"i j" stock issued :" "ckh.dr>, and shall have a
s'h oversight over ' business and affairs ct IA" corpora
IA" c"Tp"tti"n under the duec"no III" board o directors
the directors shall mtiagr and control the property o the
q" "th"r "ihcr appointed 10y the 10y laws, shall keep the records
ShCi Amt hr IT further "nart"i That all the officers q" the
their successors cheated and qualified to act uu, they
shall hr removed b, the directors. The
giving notice OF not less than five ay all the other
PERSONS "T"n named "' t" tim" and pac' Of such meeting
t' h 'IS> H. retl '"I Nt he called 10y NE Treasure
or other "r dsisna M the hoard and le held IN the city
"Wednesday {" January IN each year notice OF which shall t
sent {" hr p"uic address OF each suckhdr ten day,
meetings Of the corporation may be called i'll the
time t" b.. prescribed by the Stockholders.
shall be individually liable or the debts "i tr coriora,lon
amouu oi SOCK held 10y each repccyey aud Congress
AIpro,rd. July I3 I>Gs.
ItUu.lIuti
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05

A BEAUTIFUL INCIDENT-A gentleman re-
lates that many years ago he was on visit to
the Isle of Man, and during his walks he stroll
led into the quiet church yard, where repOse
"n 1 Near % praye in a the corner %e " of church,
yard, he noticed lady with little girl (the
latter about twelve years of age,) to whom
she was relating the story of the dairyman'
daughter whose remains lay beneath their feet.
As the lady proceeded in the narrative, he OBJ
served the little girl lit up her eyes filled with
tears, and heard her say that she would try
and be ss good as the dairyman's daughter had
been. After planting beautiful lilly on the
grave, they walked slowly away. The gentle
man, upon making inquiry, found that the
girl her daughter. The daughter is now Queen
of England.
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05

Of reemens affairs in such State. the Secretary Of War shall
he OF that the further continuance o the bureau shall
be necessary: Provided however That the educational division
Oi said bureau shall Ice affected,
with until Suc state shall have made suitable provision for
the education O the children o freedmen within SId state
further That unCXppnded balances
in the hands Commissioner not required otherwise for
the the discretion of the
COMMISSIONS applied for the education of freedmen and rctu-
subject to the provisions O laws applicable thereto
SEC And be further enacted That officers of the Veteran
Reserve Corps ut the volunteer service duty IN the
Freedmen Bureau medical
officers, other capacities who have been be
tered be retained by the Commissioner,
when the shall he required for the execution of
the officers the with the
same pay compensation and al allowances from the date OF
their appoint provided by law for their respective
grades and duties at the dates OI their muSterUut and dis
charge and such officers retained shall have, respectively
the authority and jurisdiction conferred upon
officers Of the bureau 10y act OF Congress passed the six
tecnth {" July in the eighteen hundred and sixySlX
SEC And be- il further enacted That the Commissioner is
hereby sell cash nStamcnt with ample
school buildings other buildings constructed for
refugees and freedmen by the bureau to the associations,
puraC bodies trustees who them for purposes of
education relief want under suitable guarantees that the
which such buildings constructed shall lie
observed: Provided That all funds derived thererGm shall be
returned the
treasury vi the United
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05

The story is told of a temperance man, who
brides health in a glass of wine which was
offered him. He refused to partake of the
Intoxicating liquid, and said when he drank
her health, it would be in that which resem'
bles her most in purity, and he knew nothing
better than water. The ladies assembled on
the occasion Immediately stepped forward,
and making a respectable courtesy, thanked
him for the beautiful compliment he had Just
all intoxicating drinks be banished from the
room.
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05
DON'T CROWD.

Don't crowd this world is broad enough
For you As well as me
The doors of art are open wide
The realms Of thought is free.
OF all carth's places you are right
To chose the best you can,
Provided that you do not try
To crowd some other man.
What matter though yon scarce can count
Your piles Of Golden ore,
While you can scarcely keep.
CANT Famine from your door
OF willing hands and honest hearts
Alone should man he proud;
Then give him all the room Ie needs,
And never try to crowd.
Don't crowd, poor miss Your dainty silk
Will glitter none the less
Because it comes in contact with
A beggar's tattered dress
This lovely world was never made
For you and me alone;
A paupcr has right to thread
The pathway to the throne.
Don't crowd the good from out your heart
BY fostering all that's bad;
But give to every virtue room
The best that may be had:
BE each days record such an ono
That you may well be proud
Give each his right give each his room,
Aud never try to crowd.
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05

We once knew a man who said to bis pastor:
81 am going to the other church after this. "
"Ah, and why so?" asked the minister
"Well, if you don't get your shoes made at
my shop, won't get my preaching done at
Yours" So he went off.
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05
LPrnLIc No. 81.
AN ACT to inc.

lPEHLIC No. OIL
AN ACT to incorporate the of the First Presby
terrain Church Of Washington.
BE by the and House of Representatives OF
the United States America Congress assembled That
Francis H. Smith, y. p Chapman, Otis g. Wright A. d. Robin
SON LenaS g. Robbins, and their associates, who are now or
Presbyterian Church of Washington the district {" Column
ba under the rules, bylaws OF the be-
aud they hereby creat, body under the
g The Congregation Of the First Presbyterian Church oi
purchase hold and personal and real estate make CON
be sued, plead and b mpeated
y exercise and all such usually vested IN
incident to
enterprises IN the District OF Columbia. and no others anu
sa corporation shall be to br assessed
corporate under the authority
or pi the city county of Washington: Provided That the
ne G." m property exempt shall not exceed two hundred
thousand dollars.
And BE- IL further enacted That the title to lands
heretofore said
the beneh OF the
the First Church. hereby vested
in and confirmed to said corporation.
And e 1t further enacted, That IL shall be lawful fO
said congregation at its first meeting subsequent to the
De held at such time aud the
named In the ui this designate 10y
majority the members adopt such by thei
pHient, regulating the said
prescribing the numr character and duties of he
the OF their election defining the
which become, To members
poatI1n and proving all things the holding and dspoa
estate ai Tor the
of said congregations which by laws be AMENDED
repealed under such regulations
adopt Provided That by shall b
adopted with the
laws the United States with the constitution ana
thony OF the Presbyterian church in the United States
America.
SEC T. And he further enacted That Congress tn
right alter amend abolish this charter at pleasure.
Approved, July I, lS6S
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05

A SEA CAPTAIN, trading regularly to the
African coast, was invited to meet committee
of society for the evangelizltion of Atrlca.
Among numerous questions touching the habits
AMI religion Of the African race he was asked,
DO the subjects Of King Dahomcy keep
Sunday? % Keep sunday - he replied, yes,
hands ON ~
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05

A veritaIe story is told of bright little girl,
who, attending Sunday-school for the first time
was asked who went into the lion : den ~
The child appearing puzzled the teacher COM
menced spelling, to awaken the child memo
~, ID an" Il know now, exclaimed she,
"it was Dan Rice"
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05
AN ACT To coti IL ] e. G9 relif f Fresinnen

AN ACT continue the relief Freedmen
and Refugees, and for other purposes
BE enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives OF
the United States OF America Congress assembled That the
act entitled An act To establish Bureau for the Freed
and Refugees March three eighteen hundred
and and the act entitled AN act to continue in force
amend An establish Bureau for the relief Of
and Refugees, and other passed
the sixteenth Of July Dom eighteen hundred sixty
the sixteenth Of July In the thousand eight
and excepting the shall be
herein modified And the Secretary of War is hereby directed
In part discontinued Provided That lac shall be satisfied that
the personal safety OF freedmen shall require it,
further enacted That il shall he the duty
the War to discontinue the of h1 bu
reau in any whenever such State shall be fully restored
its constitutional relations with the government OF the
shall be duly In the
the Unite States unless advising with the Commission
eT the bureau aud full consideration Of the condition
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05

c The wi, TrensuTSr Re M Of Washington County, 0hiG
Masons, but of different families, claiming no
relationship. His father was William Mason,
her father was William Mason, and his grand
father was William Mason, her grandfather
was William Mason, and they have son Will
liam. So the young scion Of four generations
now known counts himself William, his faith
er William his two grandfathers both VIII
liams, and two great-grandfathers both VIII
liams, and all Masons.
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05
IPrBIlC- No. SCI

he certain vessels.
by the and House of Representatives
the United states OF America m Congress assembled Tha: the
the Treasury and hereby
the of the yacht Nv. W Ahcn owned 10y James Lloyd
Greene o Norwich. Connecticut. administrator Of the
ui Benjamin ID. Norwich, deceased.
john Irtfrie Ut Boston, Mass that u Ethel and also
to change the of the yacht I'll lirondrlc, owned by
James Gordon Bennette jr OF the city of New York toa Of
DtuneSs, registers
the said being pleasure yacht only
not engaged in commercial other business.
Approved, June p, ls6s.
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05
IPrRIIc No. 6n.l
TTIBLII NO. bU.I

An ACT to authorize the Of bridge the
Black river, in Loraiu county, ONO.
BE it enacted by and House of Representatives Of
the CuItcl States America aSSCmb That il
shall be lawful the
Lora and of OHIO to build bridge the Black
the village Of Black River SAIL at the point
wrr tn" county road raug east from said village crosses
stream: Provided That there shall placed bridge
draw Of not less than huidrci and forty width.
"A centre ahutnIcut wide
the waterinc. ravug passage each SIDE of
the abutmrn not less than width, and 50
tructed impede the OF said and
allow the passage vessels through tHid bridge.
And be further enacted Tia. til right al or
aIrnd this all material obs
tons the navigation such BY the construction O sad
bridge il hereby expressly d.
Approved, July G, lsG5.
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05

The Mayor of Philadelphia having married
green couple, aud been inquired OF as to his
charge" replied that he always LETT that to
the liberaity Of the groom" whereupon tho
new-madc husband seized hm by the hand and
giving it a cordial glip, exclaimed, 'tio,h =
Nr. Mayor. you re the man for ne YoH Just
leave it with my lihera!ity Is long as you like
it'll be safe there, kin tell your'
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05

Speaking of the magic" cities and towns
springing up along the Central Pacific Rail
road, a Salt Lake paper says lrcfrrring to the
six hotel. built upon wheels for the use Of the
trackhyers, that "a whole town passed through
Reno the other day which will be apt to keep
up with the fastest magic city on the line OF
the road
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05
IpTRIIC- \o 81.

AN ACT relating to the supreme the United States
BE enacted Y the Senate and House of Reprernatiyes of
the United States O America Congress assembled That
OF in the office of thief Justice of the supreme
Court of the United States, his inability to discharge the
and of shall eVuvt
the associate justice OF said whose commission is senior
time until such inability shall be removed another
pontmen shall he duly made aud the person SO appointed
be duly qualified, and this shall apply to
cerdu the office Chief Justice pursuant to its
Approved June Ij,
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
PGSSedGtthe Second Session of the FOTtith Congress
541

AN ACT to amand entitled granting lands
the railroad telegraph
the Central Pacific railroad California, to Portland i'll
Oregon
hv the House of Representatives
the United States ol America in Congress assembled That
act entitled An granting lands ad in the
construction OF railroad and telegraph line from the Central
Pacific railroad, California, Portland,
ed July twenty fifth, eighteen hundred and SiXysix be
amended provide that instead of the times fixed in
the miles railroad
and telegraph shall he completed within eighteen months from
the passage this least twenty miles each
thereafter and the whole before the hrst day OF
July, ammo DOmini eighteen hundred and eighty.
Approved, -,
Smyrna times., 1868-08-05

Before you acquire taste for whiskoy, insure
your life and take farewell of your family. The
certain death which whiskey brings is only a
question of time. He is always bearing surely
down upon his victim, like strong man armed,
and comes inevitably as fate or taxes.