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ers Of freed persona will be kind to them,
and not turn off the children or aged to
perish and the freed men and women are
earnestly enjoined TO make contracts, just
and fair, for renRaining with their former
owners.
In order to facilitate as much as possi-
BILE the application for pordons under the;
excepted sections of the Presidents Am
hesty Proclamation, it Is stated for. infor-
nation that all applications must be by pee
tition,. stating the exception, and accom-
panied with the oath prescribed. This pe-
tition must be first approved by the Provis-
lonal Govern9rr and then forwarded to tho
President. The headquarters of the Pro-
visional Governor will be at Greenyille,
where oil communications to him must be
addressed.
The newspapers of this State will publish
this proclamation until tho election for men,
bers of the Convention.
In testimony Whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and seal. bone at the
L. 8. town ofGreenville. this 20lh day Of
July,in the year Of our Lord 1866,
and of the independence Of the Uni
ted States the ninetieth. N'%
pf US ,i B. f. PERRY.
BY the Provisional Governor: .s
WILLIAM H. PERRY. Private Secretary.
july'29'65-tsep4.l7 II sp -
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For tIle Convention.

"Chooso for the Convention your best and
truest men not those. who have skulked IN
the, hour of dangerr-nor those who hayes
worshipped Mammon, while their coun-
try was bleeding at every pore--;nor
the politician, who after urging war, dared
not encounter its hardships- but those who
hal laid their all upon the altar of the coun--
try. Select such men, and make them serve
as your representatives" s. 4 Jtt.g,
MR. Eptron I; Deeply impressed with the
immense Importance. Of the above advice
of the noble HAMPTON; propose as mem
bersof the Convention for Fairfield ssas.s{
al 81. Il JOHN BRATTON, B.,,f. ~
JAMES II. RlON,
aug 5'65--te' AMOR PArurG.
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WINNsBoRo, s. G, SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST. &C. 1865

THE GEORGIA STATE CONVENTION.
The Georgia State Convention which
is to assemble at Milledgevil'e on the
fourth Monday of October, is not ex.
pected to remainin session more than
week or ten days. The principles meas.
ures calling for the action of the Con:
vention are the repeal of the Ordinance
of Secession, and the ratification of the
action of the Federal Government in re.
latlon to slavery. Itis not expected
that any material change will be made
in the State Constitution.
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organization of armed patrols substitut.
ed. The provost courts have been abol-
isled.
A noticeof n recent steamh x.
plosion in Western paper a,
follows: The Captain swan
So did the chambermaid, she wasl ID
for $l5, 900 and loaded with iron.
A negro presided over Republican
meeting at Oberlin, Ohio, on the l6th
instant taking the. chair by hustling
very respectable white man out of it.
A movement is on foot to organize
loyal Union Club in Augusta, Georgia
A number Of prominent citizens have
already signed the roll. ,.
Negro suffrage was voted down in the
New Jersey Union Convention, recent.
" in session, by vast majority. s'@
GRANT AND LEE-These great chief.
'tams are now engaged il preparing a
history of their respective campaigns.
Colored woman, with a fortune of five
hundred thousand dollars. advertises in
the Paris papers for husband.
Colonel William H. Britain, proprie.
tor of the Britain House" at Green's
boro', North Carolina, died on the 2lst
ultimo.
Major General Chaa. Devens has
left Fredericksburg, Va. en- ironte for
has new command in South Carolina.
More than million Of dollars in bonds
and securities belonging to the banks at
New Orleans, have been recovered at
Shreveport, Louisiana. and will De deliv
Ne cred over (, the proper owners,
Don't srub the poor negroes /? You
have only to lookain their faces to see
how awfnlly they have been snubbed by
nature. ,S - "~it igg SINS .,a
DEArIl OF REV. SAMUEL. TOWNSEND.
The Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, Of
August l, contains the following in
relation to the death of this well.known
and much respected citizen T'"R- Ssi7
W py ~ M!.[ Colun,bfa Fheair.
~ " e are panied to learn of the. death
Of the Rev. Samuel Townsend, Of Co.
lumbia, S, c., which occurred last
evening, at the Merchants Hotel, in this
city. Mr.. Townsend was Of the firm OF
Townsend & North, of Columbia, and,
prior to the war, was well known in
this city and elsewhere as an upright,
enterprising business man. At the close
of the rebellion he came North, with
the view of resuming his business re-
Il tons; was seized with severe illness,
which. after some three days. duration,
terminated fatally. 1t will be gratifying
to his family to know that everything
was done that the skill of his physician
(Dr. McClellan) could suggest to avert
the fatal result, and that, through the
Kindness Of his friends and acquaintances
here, during this, his last illness, he re-.
ceived all needful attention"
NIcKERsoN's HoTEL. 1t will be seen
that the veteran hotel keeper. T.. S.
Nickersoh, so long known as keeper Of
the Mills House, in Charleston, and of
the Nickerson's Hotel, in this place. has
resumed the vocation in which he has
enjoyed such reputation and SO much
experience, and is about to open first.
class hotel in that frst:Glass building, the
Female College, on Plain street. No
house, perhaps, coula be better devised
for such a purpose; and such an estab.
lislment was, perhaps, the greatest Of
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THE CHRISTIAN INDEx.

pY the First Of October, or as soon as
-ID the mails are re- re-established, Iwillre-
new the publication Of the "CHRISTIAN
INDEXp and the "CHILDS INDEX".I have
been publishing fs.EH ~
Price of Index" per annum ;: So DO
Price of "Child's Index" 9: :,s ID, so
Money may be remitted at'0nee, as hyde.
Termination is positive. My desire Is to Sc,
cure q large subsoription,list with ;whiolrtc
begin, and issue this prospectus that sub
scribers may have time 10 forward their re-
mittanees. HT@ l8 ~ 7.'@a
asit Is my intention TO issuelfirst class pa.
pers, end no pains orexpense will be spared
to secure that end. The best writer's and
correspondents will be secured, and the
highest religious and literary talent will be
given to the papers. The CHILD'S' PA
PER will be profusely illustrated and viii,
in every sense, be made to, conform toiits
new title.. 4, u ii ~ E5y
'A'lae = liiHd's Delightm 4 p
Money may be sent by Express orother-
wise f,by Express at my risk, ifthe ex-
press receipt is sent me-. on the resumption
Of mail facilities. ;ss. t.,p
My connection with the firm Of J.,W.
Burke & CO., is dissolved but will estab.
lish nm Office in Macon, Ga, where commu.
nicati6ns mayb addressed. ,SSJ,
SAMUEL BoYkfE.
pSy csroiina, Gesrgia and Alabama pa
persi daily and weekly, viii copy one month
and send bill toe Is sssS{ eS.sB.
!. augt28, 6S Im14 $40, ~ y,ss sS.,{t
~ QttARTBRMASPBR'S 0FFICEg'y
~ 81 sissk DIsrRIcT or AWEsrRAN.S. tC.,
$Hinhsborc', Ss;Gs,g Aug I5 1856. y
X yvaageSi 20 Purchasc, ess,F
gS9bMRs SsS'5 5ss Iss. s5sia, ssss s.sae., i.
lHny or Fodder. pto be Delivered either 1t
Newberfy OF this place. 3s E.SsS - -
& Payment Will DO made et this Office, on
'pressht htas ioB of yoocbrts.t 81 ~ IN 81,
W 3. f. COFFIN, !, AZ Al. q. NJ, ,gft
District of wsstefh South Caroliha,
aug 86S--s f&ssb1'fEsg&
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GENERAL, BEAUREGARD. = General
Beauregah is expected to arrive in New
York in the course of a few days, with
view to his departure for Europe. II is
understood that the Government has
gwen him permission to leave the conn
try on condition that he will never again
take up arms against it, 1T is supposed
he will tender his services to the French
army. ',.E
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THE TRI-WREKLY NEWS:
BY y. E. BRHTT0N.

THE 1RI- WEEKLY NEWS Is pablisted
on Tuesday, THURSDAY and Saturday, at ONE
DOLLAR per month, in advance. Single
copies TEN CENTS. HH Wy ~ lW'F
&, Advertisements inserted at ONE DOLLAR
per square. Of eight lines or lees, for the frat,
and SEVENTY FIVE cents Tor each subso.
quent insertion, invariably in advance
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a Quebec dispatch states that Gener.
al Grant, while in that city, in collvers.
ing with different persons on Mexicanaf
fairs said that he hnd placed one hun.
dred thousand men on the Rio Grande as
an army of observation, and that the
French would, have 70 leave Mexico,
Peaceably if they choose, but forcibly if
they refused Like General Sheridan,
the situation in Mexico he looked upon
as created by the rebellion, which would
not be really overcome until Maxamilian
had left the onntry. ..
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usDVeN SALE.
sHorae ssoien-4s95 Reward.

I, a " Iron Gray Horse, about, five
s1 Is years old no marks recoilee,ed ext
cept he being fresh sliod 'fall round, !" was
on ihe night 81 the goth INST A reward of
twenty-fse dollars will be given for iher
stnrn Of fbe Horse, or Of bis being left at
any place So. that oan get him. IS
. ,ss ~ !'' IA r. BELL.
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,ig EimfdRATios no BRAgtt. ~ Rev, J. G.
Fletcher writes from Brazil, in answer
10 ipqaifias that emigransa TO that conn !
try can pnrchass landsin the more South
ern and copier provinces al fcrty.foufl
.cehts an acre. Sugar. cottoF, tobacco
and Golfer can be raised there Two Of
lthe provinces he names are Wal ladsrted
to the raising Of cattle and sheep. Mo
slave can Be snpsfted INTO The eoup-i
try. a sstss {
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A New Atlantic Gable 10 be Ln.d.

Several hundred miles Of the core or interior
portion Of tho new Atlantic Telegraph Cable arc
completed. Tie Great Eastern Is chartered to
go TO sea In June, 1896, for the double purpose
OF laying an entire new cable, aud Of raising the
broken end Of the l,lOO miles Of the cable lad
his year, 81 as 10 splice additional cable thersto
and thus " successful, furnish to the puilic =
second means Of communication. This 1,lOO
miles Of submerged cable IL ascorrned 10 be In
Vie most perfect order by daily losts taken from
tue time 1t broke, aud sill continued daily. The
buoys at the end Of n tre washed away, "Out
ths," writes Mr.. sewsri, ''s of 10 consequence,
ss Ihey were intended only for q temporary
purlose, the spot Tor gr.pnelhng having boen
lad down by solar obse yauons, so that gooI
uayi sipr can a. any time ssil 10 Within half q
mile of the broken cable"
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News Items.
By Telegraph TO the SsV YOrL san.l

Tnr Opera House, Chicago H., is .dyUiised 10
be sold on tho afth OF March, under trusi deol
TnRxr stores in Kansas City, Mo, were burned
Wednesday night.
ARs. CLExESr &. CLAY has arrived st Fortress
Monroe from Washington, on = visit toher hus-
bsnd.
M. Howl IsD has been sppdnted 10 nj Hon.
George Browns place a. President Of Ne Council
in tho Canadian government.
Mr.. 4. IL CEosLKY, Of Chicago, H., has made
. general assignment Of h'. property III. bsneh,
OF his creditors HIS liabilities are betwsn 100000
aud 100000
TnErE are over thirly-hve ve'sols u New Or
leans and Mobile loading cotton, chiefly for foreign
markets The exports to Northern pors"e slhug
oil, some Of tho steamers not caTrylass h.s. The
total stock in southern ports WAS esumsted on
Christmas al three hundred thousand bal"
os Saturday last u small boat coglsinng three
white men and two negroes put oufrom tue coast
opposite Wilmington, n. C., Tor a pleasure eIeur-
sion, and vent to sea. Later in ,h day the boa.
drifted ashore empty. 1t IL supposs 4. WAS caught
in squsll, and al hands lost.
TnH conservation o. Rev. Gsorp Maxwell Ran.
DILL, ID. D., the newly elected Nj i&on,ry Bishop Of
Colorado, and tie parts sdiacs, took pl.os in
Trinity Church, Boston, yesteray. Rev John
Henry Hopkins presiding Rsho Of tho Protest.
ant Ep. scopa Church in the Uptod States, acted
as consecrator.
NHuY few negroes were srrs,ed on Christmas
day ~ Nashville, ranu., thouh there wHo bun
dreds perGmbulitng the strets oil day. The
! 81 ria ~ .kr
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NAVAL rNTELLIGENCE.

The .unboat Winooski began hsr final test, pre-
pAraIory 10 her sos race with the Algonquin, on
Tuesday las, al noon. This ties. will finish on
Saturday mort att P. N, when she will DO taken
10 the Navy Yard to receive her armament, stores
aud stull complement Of men. Since the conelu-
sion Of her lAst trial with the Algonquin, the
w.nooski has never cc.sol to burn coal, and every
Trial has lesn sminenty successful. The officers
of the wnooski feel perfectly confident h.1 their
vessel can beat her opponent slmost without an
effort while on the other hand the parties counsc'
tel with tie Algonquin are Of al opposite opinion
The Algonquin isattLs Navy Yard, and has got
on board nearly ell her stlres. She will got her
complement Of men IN few days and SIZE will
,ben be ready to start
Tho U. 3. revenue rl,t.r Cuyshoys, Captain
John ETsnc.s, VIII ~ 0l h00dAY Dsxl 0n .
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SATURDAY. Il t,s siufs hee1 ssrn,I tlsi ,he vessel
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During The day ne schooner SynstuSsnt Ws on .
ehored ss nesr The stsamsr az possills, snd viii
tvp surf boats from shore snd Two bOata from " .
Iisho, 1he remainder of the passenger were trans
forref 70 tie s,boo nsf which then landed thern on
tho nth bosch about ton o'cl0F T. n, whence
they will be forwarded a. New Ypfk sssDIn 90
possbls. The latest iutsllls encs ron Htfuos st
reports ihe steamer full Of ws,er, but With some
hopes ~ saving portion oi her cargo. The lishO
10 an vessel O' az tons register, aud was tuilt
At NJ ysHc, Connecticut, last year. SHo is owned
by Messrs. WskanAn. CJokin Dickinson, " this
cay.
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n Important Habeas Corpus case

'ddslphid, Dee. 2s.-A special dispatch from
ore 70 the EvESrSs TELEGRAPu says
% Giles In the United States Dissric. Court,
oruing, had up the important hdbeGs corpus
RAlpA Abercrombie, who is held by Gen.
~, charged with beng spy, aud with deser'
% the enemy also with giving testimony y
ss rebel courI-msruAl in Richmond, on whict
my Capt Deston, Of the United States Army
rongtully convicted and executed. JudgI
decided in favor Of military authority, 70
NJ him back 10 custody Tor military Trial
'omhe will soon lie u,sd by court-mArtial al
Lieutenant in the Old United States army.
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ssd nkeslIspssus ,sgs.
Winooski and Algonquin.
IEA RACE COMING 1pF.
Strong Divorce Case.


wAsnfsSroy. Ds- 24
.rs AIgur, commanding Ne D.rsrwsnt 4
ng,on, hiss ordered Lieut. Col ryr., l1 rom
" Asrsndfis, 10 srss, oil PARTIES conosfnol
riots IN The, city on Cbram. Day. and no,
-. any person. arrested on ihs ism,nds of
90 au,hofitie. but " refer oil such cases "
rsrmoni heaGqusr,srs.
S,uorAt irTILLiaTSctn snys'
70 suihorty oomps,sn, " conclude such .
On, we snnouB,e tnst the published s,ste
~ The eTnct that loan ~ one hundred NIL .
fAs uIOn the oocsaiun Of his recent visit to
uft, rendered W Mr.. McCullOush b. The
o. Banks. are sheer fAbricAsiona The rfess.
not, st present. any nssd ois loan, and
such bscotns necessary u would not 10 &C
from Vie bauks, but would he solicite sni
s-s without trouble. Immediately obtsinsd
~ people.
Navy Department expects Capt. ssrnmss, q
M notorieiy, 10 arrive here Tonight, Prep
. have bssu made for bis custody ., the
isrI, pending his trial
nation IL desired by the War srtmsnt
names aud residences Of tho twenty seven
sbslonsinR 70 wha, was tuown smong the
as tho "Forsign Battalion" and who &C.
at or sbou. the time Of the execution q
Union soldiers by order Of the rebel General
:, before or At Savannah, In December, 1884.
,hsso soldiers ss may be reached by tlis
apb, are requested TO eommunics,s with The
Advocate General at Washington taeir
and residences, together with such infor-
as lhey may posse ss in regard 70 the sbovs
d-lo execution.
statement that General Grant was about to
the Rio Grande in the fAgship Of tho Gull
SOD, Is said to bo without authority. The
simply designs visiting New Orleans foI
rpose o. visiting the army under sheri Ian,
adler. General Strong, Of the Freedmen,
who has returned from . three months
observation IN Texas, gives q diseoursgins
1t Of the condition OF tho freedmen IN tha
aud tho sentiments Of ths people towards ,h'
Il Government.
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gre., sale Of articles accumulated through
ar in the Dead Letter flee was commenced
.urdAy ly B,leler, and has been continued
he l.yelles kind Of bidding ever since. Over
e immense catalogue 10 Of articles OF j.welry,
of the "dolsT" sort, but with springling
% o' the genuine to induce . lively competi.
Upwards Of three hundred srticles IN the
on trs packages Of patent medicines, In the
Of pills, pow ders, upgeuts, oils, old school
" sohool, aNopatnic, hom1opathic, 1homp-
celeste, aud al soris, for the relsf Of evory
known to man OF woman. There are over
ludred snd hi,y gold tsuppose 10 bs) watches
catalogue, and no end of silver watches
indoscrb,hle medley OF all tho varieties OF
known ~ civilization. Amongst the odd
tus passed through Uncle SANS mails,
their way TO the Desd Letter Cth;e, are sets
Demsser's tools, packages Of type, ladies'
BUNDLES Of cloth ny duplicate pNrJs of sew
achines, packsgss OF iot bats, iron cog
tsmIll, los Of amp wieks, dress elevators
osorns Qadies'l, shoulder straps pieces Of .
= lamp burners, hundreds OF mill ATy books
oceeis from the sales will he deposiIsd, sub
the order of the owners, shoull any oi .hen
irn mn
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Mexico.
Reports via. san Prsn~iscs.

San Frunei.eo Dee 2s.-Adviees from Acs.
puleo state shat Alv.rsrs forces were st Provi-
depts, 2s mile. east Of u.t place, on the sOth uli
Alvarez was confident Of the success Of the Lber-
ais, whether assisted by the Americans or not.
lie harnesses the French At Acapulco terribly.
They 60, no provisions from lhs back country,
which is in the possession OF the Liberals.
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North Carolina.
Q Governor Elect Takes Charge

40 GoyeTnor EIect Tnkes ChnrRe
igA ", c., Dee. 2s.-JonAthAn Worth, Gov
ilect, took charge OF the Executive Office 70
chewing Provisional Governor Holden. Gov.
has slsgraphed Secretary Seward hn hs
un4sd ths duuss of ths aftios,
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