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The daily news. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-02-13
COnieteratc Tmxes.

;. FAInFIBLp UIsTnICT,
HNHE Department requires that the Adra-
Il lerem Tax, Eon-AgrieulturAl and Sol
diers Tax shall be closed forthwith.
Dcfaulting tax payers must pay immedi-
Aely.
The soldiers tax Of one-ffth to he paid in
CURRENCY on Agricultural property will be
collectsdin vinnsboro commencing on the lsi
day Of March next and daily TO the end OF
the month. And AZ soon as oil yoar tithc
ia delivered procure from the Post Quarter
Master = certificate stating the value Of The
1.-THE so that thedcduction may be made by
the District Collector and any balance found
due may be'collestod. .. +.
o. II. THOMPSON.
.,. l4th District Coilsctor.
"a feb l3'65--dlaW5t1law4
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ASAArLE OF SAyAENAu RuLE.---W Q
find ia the New York Commercial the
following paragraph, which will show
how delightful the Yankee rule in Saran.
nah is becomings 20 s'''g4t'y
"a Savannah belle stepped Off tho side
walk the Other ooy to avoid walking un.
der the American flag, which hung in
front of an officers headquarters sGcn.
eral Geary, military commandant of the
city, Immediately gave orders to have
her promenade back and forth under the
hateful sympol for an hour, as warn.
ing for similar offenders"
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,CoNvrcrs TO BE PARpoxsD. 1.-The

CoNyrcrs TO BE PARpoNsD. The
Georgia penitentiary conyicts, who
formed into company on the approach of
the enemy to Milledgeville. and who
have fought through the campaign, have
peen ,fsrloughed for thirty days, at the
expiration Of which time they are to re-
port to the office Of the Adjutant and
Inspector General of the State Of Geor.
gia. Upon presenting certificate Of
their having joined some campanyin the
Confederate service. they will be pardon.
ed from the sentence of confnement:
The daily news. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-02-13

CArTURE OF BEsvEs. - From the Chat.
tanooga Gazrtc Of the 5th Of January,
which wa have before us, We gather the
following item Of good news for our side.
The Gazette says raid was made the
day before on the Government cattle
which were grazing alta point eight miles
from the town. The raiders were about
400, said to be under the command Of
Gatewood and Tom Polk Edmonson
They captured 500 beeyes, and killed
wounded and captured nearly all tho
guard. General Meagher who commands
at Chattanooga, sent force AFTER the
raiders but they had got off and carried
their blnnder will, them. Our boys are
getting bold to so within eight miles Of
Chattanooga.
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Rates Of subscription in adSancS.
One copy, three months :,s::: S25 90
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feb 1896 rt ~,
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DIsgIScr Az THE Waves, YET OsE
Az THE SEA. I'VE learn from the Raj,
eigh Confederate that one of the happy
results of the visit of tho North Carolina
commissioners TO President Davis, was
the, determination that no State should
desert her sisters or enter upon the mad
project of separate State action. s.,
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WINNSBORO.
Monday, :.at FEp. ls, 1865.
SALUTATORK.

SALUIaTORI. g-
In commencing, at this particular pc.
riod of our. National and State affairs,
the publication of q paper in Wins
boro', which, we trnst, win recelTe tho
countenance and support of the citizens
of this and adjoining Districts to
Fairfield, The undersigned feels sansibly
the responsibility he is undertaking.
Having been almost raised in
this section Of country, and Being ac-
qaaihted with many Of its Oldest citizens,
we arc confident that the liberal and
patriotic portion Of them win give to us
that patronage which as requisite to the
support of district paper. ss
Ever since the old Fairfield Herald
and Register have been discontinued,
the people of this district, las we have
been informed by some Of it's most in.
fluential citizens have felt the want Of
the establishment Of q district paper.
hence, W intend. to exert ourself to Sc.
cure to them this advantages, provided
they give us the support which is noces,
sary to sustain tho enterprise.
Being q printer, practically, and
having for the past eighteen year, fol-
lowed the business we feel confident in
saying we can give to the reading por-
ton of our district such e paper as they
will be pleased to welcome to their FIRE
sides AS q news journal, we intend
chat our little offspring shallbe second to
mono, having made a1l necessary ar.
rangements for securing the latest tele.
graphic reports, we Will be prepared to
give to our readers the vsry latest that
can he secured - froma our exchanges
we will Gull the latest and most simpor.
tant items, with a view to the enlighten.
ment and pleasure Of cur readers. In
fact, we will spare neither psins, labor
or expense ia making gHe Daily Ne,os
thorough aes0s joaraai. "
AS regards the political sentiment OF
: our sheet there is, undoubtedly, but
one course left for true Southern man
to adopt, and that is the advocacy Of
the thorough independence Of the Con-
fedcrate States---no compromise---ao
going back into the Union, but all
eternal resistance until the sovereignty
and independence of the South, from
Yankee thraidom, shall be guaranteed.
Our course, nevertheless. will be en-.
dependent, not neutral, upon all political
topics. We belong to no party as a
party, unless il DO the great Southern
Rights Party, and with that we are pre-.
pared to sink or swim. Is ~
Our State and Confederate Govern.
monts will receive orr hearty approval
when they do, in our opinion, what i.
right;---but when they err, we will criti.
else without fear or favor. And even
so with our statesmen, and those in the
public walks of life, Their. good deeas
will be heralded with qualification, while
their errors will receive the criticism
which they deserve.
Give us the'support kind friends, that
we need in establishing our paper, and
we wll'try and merit your confidence
and further patronage.
Respectfully, q gs.5
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70 OUR fI f10ETs.

Should any Of our patrons fail to re.
ceive their papers promptly, they will
please notify US Immediately of. the fact.
Our carriers are not yet thoroughly &C.
quantcd with their routes, but we hope
soon to have everything woriSiDeorderl
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State RECORD Of Names OF DE.
sfart ceased Soldiers.
81, SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE.

~ - q GeNseA SOhMAGfS.
SOUTH CARoLIEA COLLEGE.
COLUMBIA, january 1G, 1866.
T1NDER nppointment by the Legislature
~ TO prepare this Record, ], earnestly
appeal to the families or friends of our de.
ceased soldiers to send me at once ilieirnar,e es
&C., while there Is m opportunity 10 securc
accurate Information. Hospital registers
and reports Of casualties from tho army are
deficient in the information required; il ihuat
be obtained at home. - q Gdi, -
The Record will date back 10 the beginning
OF the war, and include all who have been
killed Ia battle or died Of wounds received
In bsttles or from disease or accident. IL
you have been so fortunate as net 10 lose
friend or relative, yet remember that i. is
noble 10 rescue from oblivion the name of
but ono friepdless youth who had gone from
yonr neighborhood to die In our caase.
IS Giye---1.5 Name In full 2. Prom what
District. 3. Raik. Accompany. s, Regiment
and arm Of service. 9. Died, year, month,
day. q. Cause Of death, and remarks (as
whsrs h5aisa. sge, fsesiensly wenfidsa,, SO
y Circulars and blanks to be filed nill be
semitic such as desire them No fec oroxpense
Is incurred by any one for having the record
made. The State 10 endeayoring to ful6ll
sncred obligation In acquiring now, and re-
cord,ng for posterity, the names Of all her
sons who have fallen in this war In 1852,
the Convention unanimoHsly resolved that
this should be done, "oe y token Of respect
20 their memories. an Legacy of inesiima.
nle vaiue their friends;" and the resolution
was sent forth, by their order, to be read TO
our regiments, battalions and companies
yeyeryYhere. Many brave soldier may
have died In solitude orrushed upon tho foe,
with the thought in his heart that his namo
would be honorably preserved at home. v
feb l8'66-d3 WN J. RIVERS.
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Shad have made their appearance ia
tho Wilmington North Carolina) mar.
ket house, at one dollar and half (in
specie)p per pair.
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OyrIoE sOu4nsRS ExprEss Co.

Augusta, Ga, Fob. 20, 1864.
,yiiThe Southern Express Company hereby
notify the fricrds and relatives Of soldiers
In the Army OF NoftAern Virginia and elso-
where, that they arc prepared TO carry out
arrangements as announced in the above
card, snd that they gih do MI in their power
to fulfil its requirements. .,,
s :. JAMESsHUTEB.J
feb 1906
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Wanted to Hire,

WANTED to Hire, ,gs
R purchase, agoed house servant, wash
" er and ironer t, 5vf% ;,
TO snch, n comfortable homo and kind
treatment win be given. ~
feb l8'65--d2tw2 O. r! THOMPSON.
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!, 40 PoSgKAsrERS.

& We sendthis number ofopr paper to
tPostmasters in this and, sdjoining dis,
tricts, aud ask them to distribute them
gratuitiously for us.
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NoRTu c.iRoLIN1 y E1IsLd 1,nR a

i1' vi VVlHHH q 'OC.ANUIINA LEUISINTURN.
The Legislature of North Carolina,
adjourned on Tuesday morning last, to
meet again on the third Thursday in
May. .'1 81 9,,a',sH &. a's
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TO OUR FRIENDS

r.. f. BRIrroN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-16
OUR RETURNING VETERANS.

PROPOSED RECEPTION or THE rRIsH LEGION.
Tho Irish ISsion will arrive IN this city on Monday
morning Preparations bcng made by the OK onoss
and friends the organization give the gallant sol.
ders that welcome TO whfh their services istly
iitlc them Several mosJngs have been held and
appointed carry ont the prcparA,onq for shs
reception which promsSs 70 be Of most interesting
character
II Is proposed TO give dinner to the privates Of the
Legion the afternoon of the day OF their arrival
Eighth regiment armory. The following evening an en-
will be furnished the officers the Mctropo
titan Hotel subscriptions for the reception will be re-
ccived by the treasurer Captain T. Connolly No. 353
West Thirty ninth street Tho following gentlemen have
ALREADY contributed TO the fund james Lynch,
500; w. J. oBrien, $780, Comptroller Brennan,
SIS. Dcvlin Co, sloo william c. Connect,
$50; Benjamin Wood $50; Poor Irish American, fa
meeting OF the ex-oiiccrs held last evening
at the Metropolitan Hotel, at which routine arrange.
ments were made for the reception Tho gentle
In charge Of the preparations are m follows
Finance Comnittcc--CooneID D. Minton Captain James
B kirker Captain =. connoly Committee on Rec,y
n a 0. G'yn Ton kss cSns %
molly, Brennan, Kelly and McQuade
meeting Of these committees will be held this after.
at -four o'clock, nj the Metropolitan Hotel Oganza.
tons clubs wishing 10 participate In the reccpoh
requested TO report TO Colonel Michael Murphy 4o0
Canal street
-Four regiments are expected turn In the rcccp-
ton vix:-Nne,y ninth Seventy FIRST Second and First
New York cavalry sl belonging 10 the National Guard
Tho record Of the Irish Legion throughout the
well known and doubt Their reception win be Of
most enthu character They departed with nearly
three thousand cn and return with four hundred
This alone sufficient proof OF their vslor the
Geld
THE FIRST NEW HAMPSHIRE CAVALRY REGIMENT.
This regiment arrived at three o'clock yesterday after
noon and quaricred at the Battery Barracks They
lcn Ave O'Clock This was the only mounted orsan
zation which part In the war from the State Of New
Hampshire The following list Of officers --Brevet
Brigsdor General j. 1. Thompson, Colonel command
Inc; Huichns, Lieutenant Colonel; Arnold wyman,
Major; J. y. Andrews, Msor;J G. Cummings, Major;
y r. Cram Adutant; Captains, Otis Wyatt, p L.
wiggin, J. 7. Rsckiong, N n. Brown George T Cram,
George A. Robbns W. H. Palmer; First Lieutenanis,
y y stone q. \. Patrick, George Smith, Philip Jones,
!. c. Edwards, J. steele, Patrick y. Flynn Second
Lleutenants, John Thompson W. W. Tuttc, o. T. Co.'S
verse, O. W. Morrison, j. 8 Alley, George w. Morrison,
John g. Cilley.
THE ONE HUNDRED AND rrFTy-sEcoND NEW YORK.
This regiment arrived last evening and proceeded 70
the Cenirs Market Armory They number tive hundred
aud City men, and belong to the interior oil the STATE
TINS SEVENTH RHODE ISLAND.
battalion Of two hundred men OF this regiment sr
rived las, evening i, the Battery Barracks
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Our Washington corrssponssnce.

WAFHfNU1HNf
Ay charming friend, Miss sopbrona Sucker, having
gone 10 the seaside for the heated term suis deso
great many OF Miss SIS rebel knspcn have recently rc
turned 10 tho city they away from In such hot haste
four years ago. that they forgot TO pay little bills
and now come to euliyen US during the dog days; for
every dog has his Gay now "a formerly The most Of
u, humble and look very penitens good deal Of
he twosp te4tAAy mere STYLE Of expression that
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Concord, ~ r., July 10, 1906
destructive nre occurred here between three and
four o'clock This mornng The large steam tannery Of
Cyrus Robinson Sons situated Horse Shoe pond,
entirely destroyed with " sock hand, whieh
~ Y1pe6 = aoAooa 1neAEv4 e. nmooa u
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Put ApyirnA July To- 1900
Tho steamer Proponiis sailed this morning fcr LIVER
pool, with seventy passengers and over two tons g
freight
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-18

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ROCK ISLAND POST EICE.
Mail Arrangement.

Caleaso and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrives at
$3.50 A NJ, and 4:45 P. Il. Closes at 40 A.
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Sterling and Rock Island Railroad Msil, via Mo-
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On Sunday open from to loa IN.
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Large sizes Made to Order at IS G.
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mchllvly.
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THOM has J. BUF ORD.
PROPRIEToR rHE
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