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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-06-08


The Presidents Proclamatlon-4The
Domestic Policy of the Administra-
ton.
The New York Herula'of the 3Oth
May, in speaking Of the proclamation of
President JOHNSTON, says:
"In the two important proclamations
from the President which we publish
THIS morning the future domestic policy
of the administration is clearly defined
and the work of construction begins in
earnest. The amnesty proclamation is
very sweeping The masses of the
Southern people are pardoned; but while
they are relieved from all punishmeSa
for their completely in treason there is
nothing in the document which restores
to them the right of suffrage, while in
the second proclamation it is apparent
that they are to be excluded from voting
at present Only the leaders are ex.
cluded from the benefits of the pardon.
All lcivil officers of the rebel government,
foreign and domestic, and all ex.Umitetl
Dea1es cohSresshch anu Judges arc neie'
responsible Tor their deeds. All gradu.
a,es OF West FONT all army officers
above the rank OF colonel, all naval OIL.
GERS above the rank OF lieutenant, al!
Canadian consPlrators and raiders as
well as all dep!redators on the high seas
are excluded from the benefits of the
amnesty. The strong arm of the law is
TO deal only with the leaders, not the
dupes. All those who have deliberate
~ conspred against and la9ored by their
inil1ence to destroy the Union are to
be held TO an accountability. But 1t
VIII DC seen That we are not told how
strict that accountability to be. The
The punishment ior the crime OF treason
on convection Is death; but the Presl.
dent does not threaten to bang anybody.
IL IS apparent nat the terms nave bcrn
extended TO certain classes and ranks IN
ofaer 10 eXcluae from pardon many no.
eor'ous ana eVil men. Large numbers
OF those VINO are excluded VIII ind lit
tie olin1cnlty IN obtaining tho Executive
WHICH Is 10 DC nGu DIV nrO0tr mn.
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Governor Aiken.

!. The Charleston Courier of the lst
inst, says of this gentleman:
< "We.are happy to learn that Cover.
nor Aiken was in New York on the
oath ult., and would take his departure
from that city for Charleston on the
steamer Granada, which is expected
here Saturday. We learn that he ex.
presses himself wslhpleased with the
treatment he reeeiFeA at the hands of
President Johnson, Slo has permitted
him to return home parole. 1t is re-.
ported that his visit so Washington and
interview with the issaent Will result
bene6cially to CharlealpR and the State. I"
80 -------, - J 50 --,---< y,
THE following spicy piece we copy.
Jfgpi tkinsoa's Saturt1ag suenasng Psst,l
published at PhiladelplSs and bearing
Of November 28d, 1888. AS several
ofauf subscribers have informed us of
the ssnae thing upon which the editor of
the Post has written, we give it a place,
hoping it may be the means of having a
salntary effect: 'g ID
81 HAvE THE READING OF 1T EVERY
WEEK."--1t frequently occurs when
persons are asked if they will subscribe
for a newspaper. OF if they already take
it. thapthey reply, "No," but neighbor
B. takes it and I haze tie reading of ii
everyaoceh. Such often add, "that they
u - ~ - .... IA
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General .: 4; ) . from
che government Of Louisiana, and Mr.
Wells, 'theicivil governor has taken ths
rcins. Z s.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-23

again. as they VIII get so far away before
shall be able TO travel. tina, we VIII rot be
sent forward. though l had much rather be
with them tlan here e. h L.
From soldier be.oaginSt 10 the llih Onio
cavalry. I also learn that the 9th reached
Platte Bridge station the morning AFTER the
massacre there. and Immediately started in
pursuito OF tie Indians. taking twenty days
rations with them.
Brig Gen. P E. Conner, commanding
district OF tie Plains. with headquarters al
Fort Laramie. is out in Q circular in which
I be declares his intention TO adopt most
stringent mode OF warfare against the
Reds. and further states that all troops
F must be provided with twenty days ra-l0ns
Of harl-bread. coffee. bacon and salt. and
if any depredatlous are committed TO pur-
sue the Indians al once, and not give up
the chase until they have been oyerhauleo
AMI punished. IN the event Of provisions
giving out before coming up wiki them, THE
/ men must Tot turn back. bat XII and ca
/ their pqcL horses. Any officers falling TO d.
this. are 70 lie disgraceially dismissed th0
service. This new policy gives general sat
isiactiou here. and III carried cut. viii briu:
- the naughty chieham- % the feet Of ou
: / government in less than two months au
Gen. Conner j. not one WHO deals % bra
: aud bombast.
Cant Thaver is sill actively engaged j
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Kansas Correspondence.
HEADQrARrrRs L. $. FCECrs.
FORT IEAvENwORTH. Aug. l4th lso5.
Late Captain.

| HEADQUARTERS L. :. FCEcrs.
/ FORT IEAvENwOKTH. Aug. 18th 1se5
EDITOR Republican.
DEAR SIR.-It would seem as irthc " Hood
gates Of Heaven had been opened for the
last week, so fercely AMI steadily has the
rain descended upon the soil OF " Bleeding
Kansas" Each creek and rivulet is swol-
len 20 a river and the mighty Missouri "a
yes and foams like a Gagged lion. From
morn TIL night. and from night till morn.
down comes the rain in unceasing showers,
and the oldest inhabitant is fain to ac-
knowledge that the like was never seen be-
fore Travel and outdoor business Is nee
eSSarily limited. and solemn looks and
gloomy words are 10 be found on every
hand. The soldiers encamped in this vicn-
ity express their opinion Of Kansas in Ian
guaCe more pointed than polite, and take
soaking every night rs matter Of conse-
Quence. The only business not seriously
retarded Is that of the "outiittters or
prairie men whom nothing. apparently can
hinder from starting their large trains on
the Western march. One can hardly have
an idea Of the immense freight traffic carr-
ed on here. without Z personal observation.
Trains outfit here for Julesburg. Denver
Sante Fe, and all points in the Territories
California and New Mexico. Each wagon
Is drawn by ten or twelve yoke Of oxen.
and calculates To take 4 through load Of
6.OOO pounds. Some Of the outfits are Com
pany or individual enterprises, but the lar
gest share Is done by the Government
itself The State Is being fast settled by
eastern emigrants. and q lew years Will see
the once Bleeding Kansas ranking
among the richest and most productive
States in the Union.
From letter received from p. II. Ruiz
son. CO. F. 5th Cavalry. dated Julesbur-
Hospital. Aug. lst. I make the following
extracts:
Brother Charlie: 1 was left here 10 the
Hospital. when the regiment started. and
have been quite sick but am now on the
gain. The doctor salvated my mouth very
bad. and my teeth have become 50 loose
that can eat no hard substance. Bread
and cohee Is my principal diet / hope I
shall BE able TO leave this place very soon.
for il Is the worst God-forsaken country YOU
ever saw. They are almost all
down with the scurvy here in consequence
of being unaole 10 procure vegetables
Two-thirds Of the men in hospital are SICK
with that dreadful disease. and many are
crippled for life have Just re-
ceived q letter from Farmer, (vanAuken's
old clerk mailed ~ Fort Laramie. in which
be- states that they had reached that place
ALI right. hal expected to leave there in the
morning for parts unknown 7 DO
not much expect 10 ever see the regiment
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Let L. BE Mer.ifuI 10 OurseIve..


TIE physical structure ~ Gee strongest huuii
being i-v4i,er.hie csci1 wi,rs. N.r bodies rssi
do~sl ~ nature with certain negative power.
~A.cl protects hem O. s.llo crf.ut nom ululos
sou., i-assnsr. las tAls protection BE- imperf,a
sad cannot bs a-f-y reiisl OBJ i- unhealthy r,rloli
or under clrcumsianc.s % NOR, tlan Ordinary as1
scr Taeref.fe % is wisdom. 90 Is prudence. % b
common % pro,l-s sEa.ai. silh contingencies
by ss.irg 40 0nhia,. ~ a5rsne. q o.ler words b.
terrifying sls system VIA course " H0srrTIEs
STOMACH Mnus, tie mast complete protective
against al epidemic and e. ieil.l aiadc. tat be-
ever been Administered Do any county Asa rem
ely for Dysrrpr.a. tisre $ Or. medicine rai ul
comparsw.thn whoever s4n.r. ti. l,ssg' O ID.
Digestion ans shere ~ ile face o, ia. earth Vhui
HlsIrrIras D.InRs caa be pfoe.r.l loss % rel-l
ta-.y fgr IS surely as Isut- q .s.s ta ilsa,l.i'
Toae ana Aliora4ve would restore Bic disar.sf'i
Stomach 20 healthy condition 10 lie Il.lsss
a..o rse9niacnssl. .as ia eases ~ celarned Corsl
pat.,.. d. Aa.rl, spesiy srd psrmsaeHi relief D.
Cana 4. lie wosi ladies 49, A .s.r4.l. tie Blierf
r,rs above Oh Other me e.ne. v H. ei,-. and be
demand 'o- them DO eli f.rsl.a countries .aer,s-s
every season.
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TIE Fanian Brotherhooi.

As the inquiry Is frequently made IS 10
who the Fea.ans' are OF wlom we see 81
many notices II the papers, We chi the fol-
lowing from the account IN tie Detroit
Tribune, Of Z speech made by Mr. Roc
ers, at z recent celebration In Ann Arbor
At which about ;. GOO persons were present.
The object, as he states IL. IS evidently in
surrecuon, revolution. war, aad the inde
pendence Of Ireland:
He was followed hy Mr.. James :. Rogers.
state center OF The Fenian Brotherhood. OF
New York. who delivered tile speech az Tire
/ occasion; be opened his remarks with MS
tory Of the Fenian organization. aud con
/ tended that II was national Units objects and
aims: that il was nOn-sectarlan. nor-p0lu-
( cal limits character. and was calculated sole
/ is 20 organize the Irish people ir tile An-
Grafton OF their down-trodden country. lie
related several historical Incidents relative
20 the attempts made Years ago for revoll-
uonizlnr Ireland and throwing of Tie Brit
ish woke. and dwelt particularly upon ilt
reasons twan- OF organization among Ifls-
men. Why those attempts failed ol accoMf
fishing their purpose. The tenan Broth
erhoOd be said had been started 10 thorough
lv organize and drill lrishmen. DID order tina
, when attempt should be made. il migli sue
2 coed. The speaker alluded IN strong terms
TO petitions oi grievance that bad time au
arsin been sent 20 the British Parliamen
: bv the Irish people, without accomphshln
ANYTHING. and con;enied that Tie time ha
3 Dassel i0r doing such WORK as that, and Cd
= time had now arrived for action. lie sal
the only way % free Ireland was by revolt
' rion-there should be no more cr0ucAin
inetitions. no more members elected 10 tl
British Parliament by lrshmen- Tie ohe'
OF the Fenian organization. be said was
frht England-t0 fight for their countr
or perchauce 10 die for H. The day wle
Ireland would be- free was near ~ hand AL
{ behOOvcd every Irishman 20 be on q
y alert: TO stand shoulder TO shoulder 70 d
IL mand theirriEhts. 10 organize lu every cou
= trv. 10 throw aside all sectional. Seclarl,
, and political differences. and 10 unite ihei
selves IN one common band OF brotherho,
- for one common purpOse-tbat OihOcraui
li their country lie remarked that b..
often heard il repeated that The Eeuians
tended 10 make war upon Canada: out
could assure his hearers that be haNI
recently Travelled through Canada. be h'
come 10 the conclusion that that count
PIP wasn't worth taking that it was very mu
a Ike am Old maid waiting for somebody
p" run OFF with her Yet nobody wanted her
re- He said that il was not the intention of Fe
o. ians In this country 10 leave here ln an arl
10 ed body, but 10 send money arms etc,
\. their brethren in ireland. where there We
- sufficient number already organized
II whip England. He concluded by stau
BIZ that the British army and navy contain
re large number OF Feuians all OF who
No., when the word shOnld be gwen would m
to the rescue OF their bleeding country 1
, lvlll..4 ----- 4'-.-ss'.st,fIl- s
ld plauded and al The close he was erect
al with three rou-ing cheers.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-23
From Hearts Content.

The New York Heralfs special from
Heart Content the l4th says. The Captain
Of the Terrible Informed the Captain Of tle
First Fruits that tie cable parted on the 81.
and that the buoy was made where the ca
bile was lost. The Captain of the schooner
was not certain of the location Of the buoy.
having had no observations for several day.
We don't give up the expedition as fall
ure. a. when last seen she was endeayorinr
TO discover the locality OF The buoy SHOW
ing they bad not abandoned all hopes oil
eventually laying the cable. Mr.. Nactey
Superintendent OF the Newfoundland line. i
Yet hopeful that the Great Eastern viii az
rive IN q few days, with the cable al. right
l cannot describe the deep feeling OF disap-
pOntment which prevails among the peO-
pie in general. The general feeling Is that
the Atlantic cable Is 4 thing never 20 be
successfully accomplished. A. Tie time ol
the cable breaking. IL was about COO miles
distan: from the coast OF Newfoundland
and the vessel which arrived AZ Hearts Con-
tent last Friday. reported size saw. four
days previously, large buoy two miles
distant from the vessels. Tie Captain cf
the First Fruits reports he asked the Ter
rible whether they CONSIDERED tine cable re-
coverable. lis answer Was could not
say"
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The New York Forgenes.

IF
,,r,-;,,-- .bo r,il,,r. ~ Nor-,. Eat.hn,n 4
~ III, ,.,;i,,,-. ~ Af.,rri- E.+.bl,., - a.
f.. ,-rolnred D, ,n5r. nrof,nnI sensation
IL, ,.,. -,,,lo,. e,-ent ,tl;,b I.a. o.cnrrel
~. - 49, ottorda5 ~ wo- hr The
80 .lo i,..,o- ,,.,,i..rs II tfo
-. + I-o.oi.r,-, ,,ro b,s .,i.-,,~,..-s.i .a-
- - - l,r.,a .,,nonnf hes-las
,,,,, ~ ,i,e h,ni , much a. moss
l'io' ~ 10 o,.o;lol,l. fnr,ls If tIs fi~r, o.
H., .i;,,'.,-o-,. ~ ,ba tocts No~~is Ee,ebn,n
tti- ,1'1es.i.,v, mornin,, orinrsl n,yraan, to
~. s,o,,na3 onl in n fayv davs he viii submit
-, ,l,,. c-,,i,Cr. d, ,,,.,.,,,-;ri., ,r lio1ia.ian
sf..,,,,.l,,f. an ,ori,.-,,,c,s ,rs deno.itad fo
-, o.,l;, ~, ,i.. re,o,t,ors Tho iaro- c,,,-
,-aI If a.. tir,, an1 f,.. ,,a.,l-b ~ fIe senior
,',r.,,,. I'D, - ,.,s.iile ,bor the las ia
H.. .rad,,,rs nav M. l,,..s eroat ,s ,,,s NJ
H., rc,,l'r,al I, +. as VI ,,ror,.,.,,r, IN
atte,,,,+ ~ s,.,,,. ~. onon,+ If fine dof,iea-
,ior ban. r. ~ ,..rio,,.l,- estimated from
t-,., -, t',,,r M, ii,.,,, l..lI,r-
t,,i,,.'r3 I;rt.i.,,,. .i,, i..,- ,,i,.r,rlal p.
- wears of are has been married fr.o or
fhrce Years ana has one child g.r.. t.-
nar,in0 he left a letter for his father in
which ne admitted the crime ana asked
his father IN provile for his wifi, and cb,ld
SAVING be b9d provided for himself his
-.-,o-.-od 10 .i,.tr,crel bo,,,ls r-r,,, tho c.t.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-23

The Cedar Fails. Iowa Gazette gives an
account OF the arrest. examination and
conviction Of life insurance agent named
Frank y. Case from Wisconsin. on d charge
OF li-amy- L was ascertaineI that :. 6
scamp had married 10 less than ten differ
ent wives al Of whom are living Five Of
these marriages occurred in the East. and
Tie rest Ia various parts q the Vest HIS
last victim was respectable lady in Cedar
Fails. whom be married c.andestnely in
opposition 10 the wishes Of her parents.
ast April. BE had lately been counting
another lady il that vicinity. whom he IN
tended 10 marry shortly.
On Friday morning Case hanged himself
in his cell AZ the jail IN Cedar Fails He
did a good thing By SO doing.
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FRI DELIVERY ~ .ffeIs Dg carflfrf, At -
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4 Card 10 the Suffering

Card 10 the suffering you usats
Dee cureif n 90. swallow tvo of three hoeshess. b
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DOCTOR BUGiAN's ENGLISH srEtruc rrls-srt
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ENGLISH srEIHC Pills cure ia ia.s Than thirty
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Ofthe large amount Of notes presenie-
for redemption al the |. :. Treasurer's o.
ice not more than one ani = half OF TIC
per ceutum. if 50 many. are counterfeit
spurious notes are easily detected and
promptly branded counterfeit with az
iron constantly kept heated Tor that pur
pose Or course the holders and not rh.
Treasury bear the loss. From 500 % 500
of such currency Of various denominations
Is destroyed every day. No knowledge
counterfeit national bank notes has com.
10 the bureau. nor 81 ones or tw0's OF L. :.
currency. The latter denominations. how
ever. are altered 10 represent higher amounts
and some photograph fves aye ID circula
lion. t0lerao.y sell executed. i lity DOL
lar note found Is way % tle redemption
bureau. having previously been stamped =
counterfeit hy AZ Eastern bank. Tie most
numerous c0unte-te.ts are or fractional
currency.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-23

To ConsumptiNcs.-Slre viii c,r,,,,..
iou. As:onN B-oueh...s. cr any c.se.s. % al.
Throat cr Llnss vii De checrfalv s.--.s,.,
without cAargs With ths remedy ey ale 50 c,uhi.t
ih. Rev. ElWArl A. Wilson. 40 vl1-.rss--.
New lors vAs corp.cssiy restored % helia a.
having ss1sroi several years a il th4t is,, .,..,,
coas-mP.ies. T. coasumpuve sufferers tais r,-,,,.
worthy . a. imnriists TIA. 70 wil casf r,th--
an may Dc tae msaas or their perfect res.o-.t,.
raose desiring The same will please alisess Rev p.
ward A Wilson, les south ssooai street wfia-r..
burg. klnEs eountv New Yo-k t-.a
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-23

CautioR.-Ihoss lsiag &c Rri y1,is. b..
arc warned % beware 81 Tapestries aal escs,,.
elss TIE r;oPrisio-s ara ielas .aeIr ut,aasi
i,ct The rubic against ooaEteTfsis Eleh son. ~.
private [ ; Revenue six cent stamp over N,
cerk and tie prop-i'.4-s' usuis. B-.n-l P,.-. :
Co blown IN the glass O, sas bo.tIs ss,~,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-23

To Drunkards.-9.l no,trr Blcaan's l,-,.t
aris's cure rcrfa.neuts eraiicaics ihe taste f,-
s..enS DRINK. aui cares ilc worst clsss ~ fr.,s-
ness .n los th.a egai weeks
raoasaniso, reformed insbr.aies r-~ i.y, 90 s.sv
tie LAY sh,y were fortunate snosrh 60 commence 10.
uso OF tam valuable remedy rr.ee Two n.n,-s +,
package
Mailed O. any adlrs-. . receipt o. an orser D.,
jazz RJIrFg.
4.9 Roadway New YORK sl'o arca, ior ihe Usl,s
states t.,ws
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Ire losses of Mr. Charles Graham. the
broker Of Edward &. Ketchum. are set down
N 81 $50 geo. Of which Sl,o45OO0 was re-
deemed forged paper. Il IS said NJ. era
ham VIII speedily elect q settlement with
bis creditors. paving about 40 per cent Of
the claims against him. The whole loss
by the hetchum deialcation VIII amount 10
$4,000 GOO. The total value ofthe property
assigned hv Norris Keiclum Is between two
and two and bali million dollars.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Bridal Chamber. az ESSAY o. w.
and lostrussion for Noang Nea-paslshea ~ ~.
Howard Assocoion, Ar sem FREQ ~ cas-ge n 49,.
enveoPs. Address. D.. J. sHI1IN ECCSHT Nh
ara Nsso'l.i.oa falA : p-A' "a slsly
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-23

A New Orleans letter TO the Mobile Ne,cS
says 1 am very correctly informed that
Sne''oan' although at the commencement
OF 'ne war an enemy OF Abolition and Abo-
h'ionist'' and most likely neer,-hater n,
instinct, distinctly announces himself in IA
vor Of negro suffrage
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-23
DIED.

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Cholera infart1m after severe line e IN -, =
days, Nary Lceiso, daughter o. Hlhe-. r 49, =
Lsr-a +. Pratt. agst months al Is lavs.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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