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What may seem almost Incredible Is, that many
dses Is hitherto considered hope e.siy mcur4bIe
are irequent cured IN lew DAYS or weeks; and
We cheeruly iayte the nys pHugus o. the lbsI al
minded and scIenuhc b cures which have no paI-
alld at the present day.
DURING the pa / hvs years We have contauded
viii OTIS Hcles and overcome opposition rs haicu-
lean As we're ever encountered ~ spv ref,r,,,t.rs
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Samaritan's Wash,

t. 10 case OF syphilis, used n conjunction .ih the
Root sud herb JUICES Fun drscuous. prrs hty
cents.
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For Sale.

SIN BILLIARD TABLES. with Fheslan's coush
- Iuns- al complete and IN good order. II NOT
sold previous % The soth Of December next. vii he
sold 81 Pubic Auction, with foGr wears sese Of one
of the hnest rooms iu Nashville, size Cln4O. snd
adjoining noOm~. For further psrtculsr~ enlnire
81 l. LYONS BIlIsni Rooms
novE5-lm Uui0n -treet Nashville.
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OFrTCE oF GENrRkL SUFERINTEsnEsr
Nae AND y a. n ". RALRoAns.
NAsHyILLE, TENN Gel 9Th, lS5
o. snd after Tuesday, Oct 90, 1855 snd until iur.
Their nouee, Passenger Trains vii lm IS fol-
cWs.
NASHVILLE d CHATTANOOGA LINE.
LUsyE Nashville for Chsrtanooss, and sll points
south sits A. n, Aruve 81 Chattanooga st 4 20 F -
Returning Leave Chattanooga AZ Gao A. =
Arrive q Nashville ~ 5.i5r.M.
shelbyville Accommodation, leave Nashville 81
81 p ~. STRIVE 81 shelhyYlie ~ 7-2u. p n
heilroing-Leave ,heibyuile 81 80 A. -, AZ
I'VE 81 SO a..
NASH WILLIE 4 NORTHWESTERN LINE.
Leave Nashville Tor Jacksonville, and sl points
West and Northwest, II 6F.s arrive II johnson
Vile 20 II p. H.
ketnrning-Lesve JohnsonUle 80 A. r., sruve
81 Nashville 81 t.50AN
Trans on n 4 n. W R. r couue.t A. Johnson
VIC VITA trst Glass line Of Steamers for faiucab,
tlgro and 81 LOUIS
1Taans STOP A. al insernadIaie POINTS
WM. 2. INNS. tieaT Sunr
n. {. ami \. & n. ". K. Rds.
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NASHVILLE AND DECATUR
t.. ss.s,-.;sss zss.z
RAILROAD LINE.

" 90 mrther notice, Passenger Trains will run
follows:
cave Nashville AZ 7.l5 a m; arriving al Decatur
at 80 p m--Mssmg immediate connections for
huatsyllle and Memphis, arriving at Memphis al
90 am next dag. Cars run through from Deca-
tur tn Memphis.
RetunlDg-I cave Decatur nj S 20 am; arriving
si Nashville al g. % m, connecting with trains Tor
Louisville,
Accommodation Train for Columbis leaves Nash
vile, ibrCai street u pot At 20 pm.
Returning leave Columbia Al 7.l5 am; arriving
st Nashville at A. m.
Trans stop al ali intermediate Stations, and run
daily except the Columbia tram, which will net
uu on Sunday.
nUyl5-u J. II. POTTER, Gsu'l Sup't
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30 HrnE srrcrL,roas WILL pE TREATED WIFE
500 Agents Wanted.

G000 A MONTH guanlnteed snd expense
Ip~OO paid, % Statesmen, euergelr young
men, Teachers, Returned Soldiers, and an whoan
gage 10 the sale Of "Hollands Life Of Iluroin, f"
"Abpotls History OF the Rebellion" "Hesd.eY' s
lAis % Wellington and mauy other Standard
" orkz an1 EnEravngs For lerEss and territory
sppiy Immediately, 10 person or By letter, 81 ny
once, r. J. UlBbLE
ia Fourth s., bet. Market and Jefferson.
noVZ-lm dsW Louisville. Nv
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SECRET DISEASES !
SAMARITAN'S GIFT!
Samaritan's Gift!

TIKI MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EyER USED
eyes. A Positive Curs."
FOR GONuRRHOEA, GLEET, STRUCTURES. g.
Contains no MInoral. DO Balsam. no Mercury.
Ou'g Ten Hls 70 Be- Taxa b Ef.ri a C-t
They are ENTIRELY vegetable, having no smell nor
any unpleasant taste, ami WI not In any sar IN.
lure the -iomsch or bowels Of the most delCale.
Cures no from two 90 four days and recent cases
10 "tgerty s0ur hours." Prepared By "a graduate
Of the University Of Peunsylya - one O. the most
eminent uoctors and Chemists OF the present day.
No Exposure, 20 Trouble, no Change Whstsver.
let those Who hsvs despa.rei o. getting cured. or
w have been sufged WITH bsisam 0opsuis. Ur
Mercury. try
THE SAMARITAN'S GIFT.
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THE DAUGHTER OF MENDOZA.

THE DAUGHTER OF MENDOZA.
ri NIzA1rAU D L.uAE-
O. land % ne. sweet niEhr1Eales
Your music Nv the fouuti1s
Aud lend o. me ycur cadenees-
% Ilivers Of the noun ans
That : may sing my gay nant0e-
dmm1ud spErk in cora sti'
Gem for q pr.nce q co-unei-
The daughter Of Aendoaa-
Hou brilliant Is the morning slaf-
The even ~ alsT huN zen ieI-
Inc lght % 10th i I'M her = e.
Their s00ness ani iheir sIiena9f-
Prt fcr die lash tfsf n sdes Their ilgnil
TbeY were too dszli M saI me sllI
And Wnen she shuis tlaln AT + ~ N
The daughter OF MENDOZA
on ever trfehi ard heauteous one,
BeWildeunE and 1eglinnsi
The lutte l. u ny slFefy tones
Ths rslutou in Thy sml ng.
Aud Time l.. TO. DER nlll and oeil
me- SUM az u fEe youug gazeile,
m. sr-1yT : d lht and ocesn o swell
srast dl7entsr Of Mendoza.
gQ.st -t,,rl-h parehzuce re neei no more
WBaf though TOO soon We sever
1.i-,. own sail I'd Ike emenald light
Before my vision ever,
T1r srho can zee and e. CT lorgel
Tie g.aries o my gay brunette
rH..-l- Ia 100 bright sIar % SCI
saeef laughter Of MENDOZA
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siiAREHOLDEHs

matted amount only Of the stock thus apuro-
pTr fed has been placed the haudS a the 0itrrr-
OF the company 90 be sold 40 g per share . and a.
the stD'k has an been issued. f1II raid boz nav
meut Of property, % I- not therefore hllI- to any
Iufure assessment
Ur1gE. No. co. North Cherry street, Pc-tofice
box 31i, NtsuyIi- Tenn.
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CENTRAL FEuGHr oFFIgE,
n AND n & n ". RAILWA4s,
NASHVILLE Tim, Oct 18th, ISIS }
~ q TIC k.
Merchants g. Shippers.

our Car Load Rates Cor Salt psr tar7sl vas de-
" signed % embrace 2sJ P6ani Bard OH .
whereas lsrFe proportion Of the salt nov being
shipped under this 1anti Tsis are bushels or ISL
Puuud Barrels.
IN snd siler to-day 2s) Pound Barrels only viii
te shipped At Isrif-car losd rates, and $50 Pound
Barrels IN same proportion. Shippers viii pIes~e
nsrk weights on barrels and on hlls ladnz
f. X. EM ING,
ooua-2m. General Freigh Agent
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REDUCED PRICES

R.W. G. & Co. have just published Carols NeW
Practical Catalogue OF Current Miscellaneous Books
PuUlrhed ~ tie uuiied states" One volume,
l6mo PIP 267. Price 90 cents.
X. VIC. 60. 81 % issue, sem Monthly, " Car
rolls LtesaTy Regster," ~eF0ted 10 Literature aud
he pngIt readers fdly posted on the New Publ
Cati''n- Of the day. Subscription pr.ce 81 per an
uum m advan e. Specimen number sent on r.
ceipi Of stamp
30 Any work sent by mail on receipt Of price.
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A 10 The olden and golden time, - We viii keep
n nothing bat genuine srrcles. snd haIter our
selves trst 81 who are famisr with the ouslity Of
goods We kept when 10 business on Market stree,
al give o. a cal IN our new quarters.
A. RlNA co,
octl4 Sm No. l6 North College street.
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p r. .aLINNr OF leun- q. g. HE4UEsu1UEg, OF Is ".
w. c. ntNl'r uFLAsH o.. ssrH, al MINI.
A. @. -AN'iAni A. 20. WIS, ut Mich.
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OFFICE ASSISTANT 2UARrERNasTFR D
NasHRILIE Ir,N L.. A. 49,

oftlCk ASSISTANT JuAKrGENAsTERO
NasH'itiE, lEsS., I,.c. en-, ls6a
~ EALEp proposals Wil D. received Al nv ,ei,s
- until Moniay, the TIA lost ais o'eioll n,
Tor Five Thouasnd tspon ta1shuis of lr,s nor. ~
less. g. no furnished On gusuluas q 1--WE Hupar,i
, bushels or more TaaT week, ull reserved ;lin
three miles 81 the city, % the eKpeuse % The Gov
eminent, Il urer three miles. o. D. iel Eurei ~
We parties ccuirzciiug. an proposals 20 b IN a.
plcais
~ order o. Capt A. r. EnDI, chic g V. DIT.
4. B klkh,
aee'9 Cspl. ETsFti Ma snd A. Z y.
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VARNISHHs.
LIQUORS.

Bbls Alcohol, 90 per cent.
76 per cent.
Proof Spirits,
Pitts Whisky, pure, Tor Med purposss
Pure Preach Brandy,
l Holland Sin,
Pure Port, Madeira, and Sherry Wines.
For sale low, by EWlN a PENDLETON.
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RETEEs ~ PERMISSION TO
Hen hchatd OEeisbY, Governor stale cf I.Iao-s.
Hon. DAVID l.. DAVIS, Judge supreme Court. u. s.
Hou- Vim. g. srownlov, Governor o. Tennessee.
Bug. zen Jas. p. Brown.os, Adj teu state OF len.
uessee
Hon. NJ. NJ. Buen. Nashville.
Hon Vim. Nsihsuis' Baxter. Nashville.
Hon. 10. C. Guild, Nashville.
Hon. John Hugh smith, Nashville.
P. ". Msxey, Esq, Nashville
Messrs. Morris s stEsitoa, Ns-avus-
Messrs. Eysns 4 Co, Nashville
Nimroi Porter. Columbia, Teun.
IuueI8 III
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OILS,
PAINTS.

PAINTS.
800 EGGS White Lead,
800 Lbs. Am. Yellow Ochre,
800 French yellow OchTe,
loo " Chrome Green, dry,
luJ - yellow, dry,
loo Il, ~
All kinds OF Paints and Paint Brushes.
For sale low. by EWIN A PENDLETON.
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TyzTAHLIskfED ~ 1910.
- LOCKWOOD A HUNTINGTON,

Errasa0ra 81 John D. y ..ll4nis q -s
Urh4Iaz.1s anf Estnl UeaIers in LoosllE tt.fs,ea
a. LORI d.azs Pa1es 10 1raas ~ -
aoa4 sssartrnsnt of MiFrurs. ncil Flaal Z as -
msn. GfluF . az ~ hrE1ehes. AiE1, ? - "a
- -. 61loEis Psrf sllp. See fcrL
acrT-au
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Notice.

nRS. Al HUNTER phy-icisns for dizenses
J Of the THROAT Inns and FART, u0uid
notify her psiients shat thelr otee IN Nashville
vii close % Saturday evening, the fih n-t ater
shich taeIr address - - ~ Vet fourth street
baresfeF 10 pia1s thsuselves under Their care ar
Fangeweuts hsFs beeu made win nr. R0scoe. CRY
Hotel Mo % aufhnnus1 70 receive apphrstious
q make examinations, winch vii b. forwarded
our address 81 Cincinnati. oa-E3- sr1
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Tie efficacy ct these remedies IS aIIks aeknosI-
edged By physicians and uauslts They are used
The u. s. Hospitals snd by theirresI merit havs
gained the appreciation % the most ants surgeons
Psnout take uOlcel The ingredients arc knosn
% tie physicians who use them, a- you vii see By
the IolUUugs
Fusr H0sFTTAI, F1ar MaasHaLI,
Baltimore, Feb. 60 1slI
81 have great ssilaiaeuou 10 stating that . have
u=oi "Ihe samsnian's Remedies" IoIif eneraH
uisHase IN 10 most customary forms that have
used hem with Judgment, discretion, sni proper.
l7, aud have luuud them respond On my arur.ps.
60 3 promptly and edectually- hu1HuE fIsr
composition, / have the fullest cguhIeuas u thor
alh-Hey, and a. Car A. mY use Of taem eKieuds,
recommend them strongly
ALFRED g. BOWERS,
Assistant Surgeon sih Mes York Vols
Reader, here is proaf positive Of the vslue o.
these truly valuable preparations The old sIgEeu.
Ing and a gushing dulgs have % give uay % rsue-
dies purely vegetable, pleasant o. The taste AMI
POSITIVE CURE.
Sold by WJaCW SMITH pruEasis.
Cor. Church and Vine street,, Nashville
DESMOND CO., Prupnsiorz
NIh Rae street. PhiiaiaIuH|a Pa fIanfIHdrn
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SAMUEL SEAY.
Just Received and More
Coming

CHOIcE POTATOES 10 lzrze iots, ID fls s1n1.
- u1a. ioT sac ios- -.
Fruaf sfraat 81 Door uortt ll hrQalf
- e. fraa 90 f4aaazaf
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p d. COTTON, ofTeun. G.. g. Hr4ur,u5uEa, ofN y.
Va. g. HJNl'r uFLAsu o.. snUH, 90 Mum.
A. O.. -aN'1En, A. q. WINS, of Mich.
OFFICERS.
Pcliaf,-A. G.. SANFORD.
Pres't Isl National Bank, Nashville.
I.rs Faifs1t,-A g WELLS.
ssurru,-F. II COTTON.
7.elsrrr,-WM. G.. BUNTs.
hluHg Si.PoiH'afi'rt.-C. L. HEQUEMBOURG.
The property ofths Comuany consists Of Iessa-
hold interests In the counties Of Oyerfon Fenfrsaa
White, ia ks0n, aud Warren, Iu the state OF Ten
ntssee, amounting 10 the aggregate 10 over eight
thousand acres.
The membership o. the Company and the Board
OF y rectOrs comprise men OF 6lsiile=z evperiepcs
aud reputJtons and 81 a thorough aud practical A..
4uaiuisnce With The OH mines Of PennsvIvania
The mlpng superintendent was one Of tha FIRST en-
plorers OF the oil Held Of that stIe and struck he
fret flowing OIL well 10 the country well known as
the Hequrmb0urg well and % which th., tIl inter
e--s OF feun-y lyanls, then 10 their na=eeut state
&c very largely indebted
This Company vii lease portions u their y1Iua-
be lands, IN small tracts % private parties or come
pauies, for IMMEDIATE DEVELOPMENT Thi- ID a rar..
chance ior hglia Jas operators 20 obtau leases On
terms thai vii De SIMPLY remuusrafIy+
Terms made known on Application.
40 EEEE sFEcULAroRs WILL BR TREATED WIFI.
Description oflsnd- and sample, Of OIL obtained
ifum the properly may be- seen By calling 10 the
otire q the Company, No. Co. North Cherry
street. Nashville, Tenn.
The Secretary, r. H. Cotton, Nashville, will re-
'e.ge orders 1r stock ami Wil rs4rd icafes
by return mani when the money accompanies Gee |
order
Oct c-r
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sAmARITAH's
Root and Herb Juices.
The Crest Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, SYPH-
Ills OR VENEREAL DIS
EASES, sc.

For syphHs or Neuereal Diseases. tha samar-
tan'- Root and herb Juices is the moot potent car-
tan ami sfeetusl reueiy ever pra=erhal o. raa.t-
es ana eIliiciiss every PARTICLE ui she Veneresl r-
sou, go THAI ihe cure be- thorough and rarulsu-uf
Take then this purifying reIe,iv snd te ngsls4.
AMI do not transmit to Nour posientY tha Gsbch
you may repent 90 ater vesrs
DO NOT UEsPAIRf
Although You may o. pronounced .nrurafIa The
-lu8rIt-u's Root and Hero JuesH viii remove
eyery yr-uEr 0l impurities from The sv-iarl ~ ,sH
A. al the bad effects OF meIcury.
fEhALE1'f FFMALESfI
Tn maur sf-cllns with which uumbsrs of re-
uiis= su'ler, the klotsud Herb Juices Is most hap
uly adapted, 90 Q irerstgd Uterus. n Whites. in
nssuug tuFn, Falling of me Womb. Debility. ana
Cor at comp. ants iaodeui Co The SEX -eut hy eS-
press Pnce, e. per bottle.
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Niles, Register Revived.

PROSPECTUS OF THE CouNTRYMAN !
NTTLEs' REGISTER, the most useful
| u " journal ever issued in America, has
been revived in tho publication of The
Countryman. This journal is fac-simile
Of its original in the number and size of its
pages, its Typography, and oil the features
which gave value to The standard publica-
tions issued by Mr.. Niles. ''E M ~
Besides the features Of Niles Register,
The, ,Copntryman has others which should
| render it still more attractive, to wit: de-
ipar!ment of elegant literature, rejecting the
style of Yankee! literary journals, and mod
cling itself after the best English rniscela-
neonS weeklies, but Oh the same time being
istampsd with an independent, southern tone,
original with and peculiar to itself.
f. An altogether novel feature withit is that
ii is published in the country on the EDITORS
plsntetfyR, nine miles from any town or viii
lage, and deyotes much attention to agricul-
ture, rural sports, and daeyerythipg that in
terests the, country, gentleman,
The. Countryman is o handsome quarto, Of
lsiyteen pages. published weekly on the edi-
tors plantation. near Ratonton, Ga, to
which all communications should be ad-
Our tsrms are $S foF three months, or$.o
isperl IA, rltini.. 81 ~ TlgAtic 'F''t8 ,EG !
ES Send all rcmittapess by express. y,
~ j. A., TURNER.
| feb 1866 Eatonton, Ga.
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- Southern Editors appear to be partic-
ularly obnoxious to the Yankees. We
are informed by a soldier who was in
Fayetteville whom Sherman occupied
that town, that the Yankees offered
reward of $4,000 for the body of E. J.
Hale, senior editor Of the Observer.
And in Columbia, we learn they made
strict search and enquiry for the Editors.
Ii Editors do not care about visiting
Northern prisons, they must keep out Of
the way of Mr. Sherman.
X The Editor of the Wadesooro Argus
was captured by Kilpatrick's cavalry
when they passed through Anson coun-
ty,, and pretty roughly treated. But
fortunately he escaped near Fayetteville.
..at Char. Democrat
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Hdq'rs Araaies of tlne G. s.,
III A',3, l1TK, FRBRUARY, 1865. !.

NSShhab OUOERB1 .,.F t' + ~ f.tf
u, & No. g. 4 s."a5st ttET'' Z
ENHE discipline and, efficiency Of the army
A have been greatly impHired by men
leaving their proper commands 10 joih
others, in which they find seryicemore agree
able i Nj ilIt 3Fs.;0, sgj, so ~. (!
This practice, almost as injurious in its
consequences as the crime Of deserGon, by
the Articles Of War, exposes the offender to
o similar punisbmeut,S and subjects the off /,
cer receiving him to-, dismissal from s.he
army - aEY{& rs,T ! Z, Ia, ,,gs, y.., I.
1t is therefore declared that the provisions
of General Orders No. 2, of this date, from
army headquarters, apply to such men ss
have left their proper commands and Joined
others without being regularly transferred.
They, will receive the pardon promised In
that order upon complying with its condi.-
tions, or suffer the Consequences attached
to negleclingit 8 Es}5 iG 4tiA
The names of such absenteespiyill bo
forthwith reported to, these lteadquartersby
the officers with whom they are serving, and
immediate measures taken to return them TO
their proper commands. fs}A (
AS soon as practicable an inspection win
be made, and charges will gbe preferred
against those who neglect to enforce this
order. 80
mch 2S'G5--6 r. L, LEE, General. /
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state OF South C;1roiila;s, !,

TE>HB invasion of the State has rendered
IL 1T proper that the Legislative Depart
1nent OF The Government OF tho State should
be convened, that such measures may be
adopted as the Welfare oflhs State may re-
tInire. And for that purpose the members
of the SenSte and the House of Representa-.
tiNes ofthe State of South Carolina are here
Wy invited TO assemble at Groeuyille, on
TUESDAY, the 25th day of April, 1865, at
- o'clock M '''
BY the Governor; A. G. MAGRATH. Y
Official W. S. ELLIOTT, Private Seo'y. {;
npril $685. , ,.,a =,
@SS" All papers in the State will copy
nneisthe time for the meeting of the Legis-
laturc. ''@ ..'p .
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Gen. Hampton. in his dash on Xii
patrick, captured the wagon train and
portion OF their artillery, and R. T..
Young, a. G. Goodwin, P. Il, Flazce,
VIM: Morris and wife, who went oil
with the, Yankees from Columbia, S. c.,
in their late raid through our State, were
killed. - G0lumbia PhRntr.
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81 The Macon. Telegraph is informed
that most of the negroes allured away
py Yapkee promises, are, returning to
their Confederate homes. In one neigh
borhood, of seventy wholef, sixty.nine
have returned. S ~
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no the FiabIic.

rT,HE subscriber will pay aliborai reward
& Il. for thelfecosery Of his books, namely,
two day books 1.-TWO, lsdgers. % They were
taken by some persons from the lot where
tho fnrniture was, alse one drawer behng
ing to o b,roep., s.. w0GBFE
n Ihchi 28s65sA2pd f,hi,l lda %
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,HH'dq'rs 7tll aseg't 3. q. Cavaify.
EF,i' H'Fti' CAMP NEAR RIoiiaoHp.h

4 N'sNt.s i3's t& l III March 10, 1866, /.
wNFFICERS and Soldiers of The. Seventh
i VI Regiment of South Carolina Cavalry
who are now absent without lea. arc called
upon to return without delay to their com
jInand. fA tss'SspI ~ ffHS 1850
Many brave men lingsrato pfotectilthsir
suffering homes, or TO engage The ellenemy
ueon their own soil towards make the
same e$cuserT-hut by remaining absent from,
their posts in the army they weaken our
strength and postpone the hour of victory
aud peace. Soldiers must promptly return
or be published as s'deserters,Y = Earrested rs
ir.desefters' and punished as y.deaerlers.n
TIE destruction of railroads Is no, excuae.
Brave men willmake their journey on foot,
,os, on horseback, md r.ioin their posts OF
duty In the army. II ssi.l beno excuse to
soldier, that heis doing dutyfin anollier
command this can only be permitled by
ap order from the Commander-in- Chief,
withouthis order ii is q military crime
II is especially urged upon men % bring
with them good horses being dismounted
win not obtain for them new furloughs. hut
trensfers to infantry. fsJ ag g A
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NJ a,N Col. 7th RcS,t. s. G. Gayslry.
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Z ANkEE .FAtTHLEssNEss.


YANKEE FAtTHLEssNEss, - Some
months ago an arrangement was perfect.
ed whereby cotton was to be sent to the
North from Mobile, entrusted to the
care Of General Beall, Confederate
prisoner, who was released from john,
sons Island on parole for the purpose
BY him 1t was to be sold and the pro.
.ceeds invested in blankets and clothing
for our prisoners. We are informed by
an officer, who has just returned from
Northern prisons, that with its chara..
'teristio meanness the Yankee Govern
ment has, for several weeks, withheld
the supply, and some of our men are con,
|, ,sequently again in want. Goods ship.
ped to Elmira, only three DAYS distant
from New York City, had not been re-
ceived in month, and at Johnson's Is.
land the supply was even more tardy
Meanwhile effort is mode to induce our
soldiers to take the oath, and when per-
suasons fail, starvation is resorted,to as
the next effective expedient. The re-
suit IS that those who proved true to the
cause have returned home swearing ven
geance, and will neither take prisoners
nor be taken themselves Caro-
lntan.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-04-15
a3orr1cE SobTuBns ExpnEss co.
iUl,s August Ga, Feb. 90. 1854.
CoIuMB1A, January 16, 1885,
ER appointment by tho Legislature

e The SoutherR Expressl Company hereby
notify. The friends aud relatives Of soldiers
in The Army of Northern Virginia aad else
where, that they ARE prepared TO carry out
arrangements rs announced in the aboye
card, and that theywii do all in their power
to fulfil it's requirements. THrI i " *, 4,
cf SlatJ eJABdES S SHUTIR,ga =
iga 81 j.. 9enl supIt and Acting Pres,t.
!, feb 1896 a.. | 4, q TX [, Z