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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-08-10
FROM TEXAS AND MEXICO.

Petersburg, -Aug:N 4th..-- Our files
contain the following news from Tex
as
. The Matamoras Commerce Of the 18th
inst, says General Steele mas required
Cortinas, who is now in Brownsville, to
keep the peace, but having access to
Mexico, he continues to rob on that side
and seek refuge on the American side.
zen. Monot had received authority
to raise a battalion of Texans for guer.
rllla service instead of ten thousand.
There are between seven and eight
thousand Missourians and Texans on
their way to Mexico. They were organ.
lied and armed by Gov. Allen. of
Louisiana. They are hourly expected
at Monterey.
Complaint is made that the Federal
authorities do not furnish transportation
to paroled rebel soldiers who wish to re-
turn to loyal States, many of whom
went to Texas before the war and were
conscrip.ed.
Business is becoming quite active in
San Antonio. There was no general
celebration of the 4th of July there.
though most Of the people ceased 5,is,.
ness, and some celebrated it by hosting
the Union flag, and others by hauling
the flags down q
General Shelby had reached Eagle
Pass, but the authorities at Piadras NJ.
gras Informed him that he would not be
allowed to take his men into Mexico With
arms in their hands, but he would. how.
ever, be allowed to come nto,the c6nn.
try with his men as emigran,s. He
agreed, to THE, aud sold his arms and
cannon to the Liberals a; Piedras Neeras
for which he received six thousand dol.
lars IN specie, and FIVE thousand dollars
issued by the Liberals. The arms were
Immediately shipped to chihuahua,
where the President still remains. The
place is strongly fortified, and no impc-
rial troops to threaten it,.
The New Orleans Times has Browns.
vile correspondence to the 18th inst.
which! says that Cortinas, who is still
there, is very hopeful OF success by the
Liberals, and looks upon the promps
movement Of The United States forceyto
the frontier as advantageous to Tie
cause He has great number Of A,ners,.
leans m his ranks, and he lsPsaES very
enthusiastically Of theft dash and dar.
ing,
The correspondent is very favorabTy
with the appearance Of Corti.
mas, and has high opinion of lis capa-
city.
Z. !, .ihe Gaiyeston correspondent Of the g.
:, isDaeS says there ls reign OF terrorln
she interior of Texas morder and rob.
oeres prevailing to aterrible extent.
-----e. se--A--&---- rt
CAsE OF GENERAL JoE. JoHNsroN.--.
1t IS probable that an exception will he
made IN favor Of General Johnston, and
his pardon granted at once, instead of
putting him on indefinite probation. as
m the cases Of other rebel Generals.
Among the grounds suggested for max.
ng this exception is the fact. said to be- ,
wen authenticated before the Attorney,
General, that Johnston did all IN his
power 70 bring the rebellion TO a close
ong before it became palpably evident
hat the thing was I'M a coll.n,.1 -,
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-08-10

a !ate letter from Hilton Head
says: The crops on the Island and
especially the cotton, never looked in
better condition than they do now, and
the planters carry smile on their faces
at the prosPecs ola better, harvest than
they have had for years" We trnst
that their prospects may not be blighted,
lA93nsta Couaitatsona{is.. E
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-08-10

We are authorized TO give notice that
j. B. McCANTs Esq, respectfully de-
clines to become a candidate for seat
in the Convention.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-08-10

We direct special attention to tho
communication of ZONE OF THE Pee.
PLE," to be found in another column.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-08-10
wINNS SRORO.
Thursday Morning, August no, 1895.

We surrender our colamns this morn.
ing to communications and general
news. Our readers will overlook the
absence of our usual variety of editorial
matter
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-14

Sugar was rather scarce article, and we saw none
ster crossing the line of the Wilmington and Wei,
don railroad. Long-s,eeefeeSing is decidedly "all
~ ,ye loit know but prefer il 10 short
pea.se u'"'s' ~ ,.eet potatoes none such seen
'.'e..'y' tAnu ~, fbe mammoth order II requires a
80 "nUto single one and then, when tits
V'en ; ~ Is thicKly crusted over with
candy, it's without an! 'ua sn,ail @ne 70 finish il
Puuuins iol iai I'd pudding Tor supper. II has
always appeared TO us tnse H., Rrtis, officer WHO
tatoeS) given by Marion " NOT srd1s, had Affair."
visited him in the swamp, "s a. insIance sntitey
ana thai MS ploel" AZ ecitng the sympathy OF his
Jailed III ms Psp "sripg and herOfsm OF Marion and
MS meh' lneIe - nv We could make good
dinner oil of them at any time. ....o,
"e mus ii MI Gomc- made scuppernong wine,
which to our taste was as good as any foreign vim
tage we ever drank.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-14
THE CITY.

Mayors CouRr,-The Mayor disposed oi tue ioi-
lowing cases so-day
john ,Dunnyant was up for having a lo' Vi ROPE
supposed to be stolen, and was "set OSck'
Ned, slave Of Turpin & Marlborough, was cha sed
with advising ana assisting Lucy Ann, slave oil A.
Wolf. to escape from her master. This case was
continued.
VIM. Buckingham, having INDUCED in the luxury
of mbibing ardent liquors to excess, and ior inter
fering with negroes by demanding their>lapefs III
the street was brought before the Mayor, and was
held in security for his good behavior
Charles b. Henry was charged with ieioniouSiy
taking away and secreting Mary +. Walsh, child
ander the age OF eighteen years, from W liam b.
Walsh who had the lawful control OF SAID enid,
and was sent before the County Court to answer
the charge.
Anfm. ca bearing the somewhat famous name
IF Albert Smith, and slave named Sam the prob
ertv Of BENJAMIN Hatcher, were up for fclonousiy
breaking and entering, in the daytime into 'he
dwelling house OF William W Jones, ana steahng
thence $500 in Confederate notes. lot OF clothing
of the value Of $5OO--all the property OF WIN. w
Jones. Remanded to appear next Saturday before
the Hastings Court.
Frank, slave of James II. Grant, was up for steal
ing bag of coffee, containing about 100 pounds,
from some person now unknown Case continued
until tomorrow.
The bag of coffee referred to in the case above, is
at present at the Mayors court, and it is desired
that the owner come forward, prove property, and
take il away,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-14
HDQRs ARMIES Or TIE c. STATES !
18th February, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS,

No 2
In entering upon the campaign about to Open the Cen
Chef feels assured that the soldiers who haYe ~
long and so noby borne the harshps and dangers oi tie
require eXhotaon to respond to the calls OF honor
and duty
With tie liberty transmitted by their foreathers they
have inherited the spirit to defend ii.
The choice between and inject submission before
them.
hands can have but one answer
They cannot barter manhood for peace nor the right OF
selfgovernment for life or property,
But Justice to them requires sterner adInphtOh 70
those who have abandoned their comrades in the hour Of
peril -.
last opportunity is offered them to wipe out tie dis
grace aud escape tie punishment OF their crimes
Bv authortvor the President of the Confederate states
paron is announced such deserters aud men npop-
orv absent as shall return 10 the command! 10 which they
belong within the shortest possible time not exceeding
twenty days from the publication of this ORDER at the
headquarters Of the department in which they may ne
Those who NAV be prevented by interruption Of COM
munications NAV report within the time specified t. the
nearest enrolling officer or other officer on dnty' 10
be forwarded as soon as pmsucapIe, ana upon pre-
snntinr certificate from such officer showing compl-
ance with this requirement will receive the pardon hereby
offered
who have deserted after having been once p1dOnedlor
tle same offence and those who shall desert or absent
themselves without authority after the puOcaton o ls
order are excluded from its benefits Nor does the o"e
Of pardon extend TO other offences than deseoh ana In
sence without permission.
b. the authority tits also declared that no gen
eral amnesty viii again be granted ana those no refuse
to accept tie pardon offered or who shall hereafter
desc, or absent themselves without leave. shall suffer
such punishment the Courts may impose and no api-
cation for cleInenCy viii be entertained
Taking ney resolution from the tate which our enemies
intend for Us every devote ali his energies 10 the
common defence.
Our resources wisely and vigorously employec are
ample and with a brave army sustlned by determined
and united people with Gods assistance can
not he doubtful.
The advantages of the enemy Il have but little value
if we do not hermit them to impair resolution Let
as then oppose cousancy adversely foitude to sui
fering and courage danger with the firm assurance
that He who freedom to our fathers win pes Inc ell
forts OF their children TO preserve ii. n /. LIE
feb AR General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-14
MEETING OF THE 18TH VA. REGIMENT.
JANP IJIH ' A. INFANIKII I
Fort Gilmer, Feb. 9Th, 1860. !.

Fort Gilmer, Feb. 9Th, 1860.
At a meeting of Companies 3D." sc, F" and 81"
OF the 18th Va Infantry Corse's Brigade, Pickctts
Division, The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted without dissenting voice;
WHEREAS, An unrea sonable amount of gloom and
despondency has seized hold OF the minds of many
of our citizens and soldiers because OF the recent
teverses to our arms, we, aS component part OF
the Army of Northern Virginia, nothing daunted,
come with renewed vows and an unfinching deter
mnation be free, and say to people be oil GOOD
cheer. Now, therefore, DO 1t
sr RESOLVED That we have battied too long shed too
much Good blood ana are engaged in holy and too
glolions cause evAr to submit anaca and vindc-
tive foe that viii have no terms or propositions eX
cept such will guarantee to us our rights az Tree ana
independent people.
90 REsoLvED That we will press TO the goal re
co2non independence, long "a the great Jeho-
yah gives Us life az long a. strong arms can wieid
gsenng blade and "a long as We are sustained Dy our
0ood ueone al home that can never lay down our
arms A. long the bastard hirelmgs OF
government Treads foot on southern SOIL we nave seen
with holy indignation the suerings aud wrongs oil our
noble women the base treatment oil geyhalled SireS tue
burning of homes tie despoing OF Southern TERRI
tory nearly fur long years These barhareuS hcIs o.
meTcenaty helngs have been countenanced ny uepOc
ruer desperately wicked administration, ana malig-
nRnt people. 80 -.
SD RHsoLvFr That in view of these things degrading
10 our enemy we call upon the Lord our God TO nom he
ongeh vengeance and renewing our allegiance to the
good old mother Of States and Southern sisters we
buckle on with renewed strength and redoubed energies
our FURNISHED armour aud forth conqerng and to CON
0uer in a cause as just ever nation espnused
1TH RESOLVED, That we ace nothing IN the present
osrect of affairs in our country that should cause US to
mourn as people without hope but on the contrary we
honestly believe that by the manifestation oil little lot
ttnd and patjenre and by firm united and determined
action ON the part the citizens a:home' and the army
| in the field We CAN AND WILL successfully maintain
our independence, and cangser peace that VIII give
| a name and place among the nations OF the earth
l 5rH RESOLVED That copy of these resolutions DC
sent to Brigade Headquarters aud TO the Richmond pape
i for publication.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-14
HEADERS ARMIES OF THE c. STATES, /
llth February, 1866.
GENERAL ORDERsl
M q

GENERAL 0RDERsl
No. 81
The discipline aud efficiency of the army have been
greatly impaired by leaving their proper commands
TO Join Others in which they find service agreeable
This practice almost injurious in its consequences a.
the crime of deseriOn by the Articles OF War exposes
the offender 10 similar punishment and subjects the
officer receiving linn to dismissal from the army.
1t il therefore declared that the provisions of General
Order No of this date from army headquarters apply
such men have left their proper commands and joined
Others without being regularly transferred They will
receive the pardon promised ia that order upon comply
ing with lis conditions suffer the consequences at
tached TO neglecting il.
The names of such abentees will be forthwith reported
To- by the officers With whom they are
serving and immediate taken to return them 10
their proper commands.
As soon as practicable an inspection viii be made and
charges will be preferred against those who neglect TO en-
force this order.
fe1a-6t r. F. LEE General. -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-14

Trhla news s surely startling, and am fearful
there Is much truth in it,"
ARRIVAL Of PRISONERS,
The steamer New York has arrived ut Varina,
with over QUE thousand Confederate prisoners for
exchange The navigation of the river below Rock
cts being closed again By ice, it Is impossible, at
present writing to say when the released captives
will reach Richmond. We hope that our citizens
will be advised Of their coming in time to make
some provision for their reception and entertain
nieht.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-14
RICHMOND WING.
Tuesday Ssorulss, February IA. 1885,.

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Advertisements inserted in Daily and semi Weekly at
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Treasury DrrARryryT c. s. Al

RIO HOLDERS OF FIVE PER CENT. CALL CERe
i lFGCiTES-Atenton is respectfully called 20 the
provisions OF the 9th section Of the act O. Congress emit
tied TO reduce the currency &C. approved FebTua
H. 1904 which declares that all call certificates shall
be faEdahe and shall lie taxed in all respects il proy
ir tie Treasury notes into which they ale conyerti
BILE
The 18th section Of said act imposes tax Of Hmm
dled PER the Treasury notes represented by said
cr cent. tall certificates which shall remain outstanding
on tie first day of January, eighteen hundred and sixty
i've. q. \. LIN IilI-M
dps-tf Secretary Of Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-14
TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. 5. Az
hllHlIIFU, 10 ,
OSCILLATIONS. for carrying into ef

DEtIEIAEEts.Ns.E Tor cirE'NihW 5siio ef-
II feet the act ot Congress approved 1ue IL 1854 su-
thizng the oVuel- oi .ciei eight per cent bonds Is
sued under the provisions o the Act aFVroged May 6
iS5l 10 exchange the same tor coupon bonds
Parties owning registered eight per cent bonds under
the Act of May rs 1851 desiring 10 eHchaugethem for
coupon bonds will assign them IN tie uanncr pointed out
in the printed endorsement on tie back o. tire certificate
10 tie Confederate states of America in exchange oy
pom bonds and them TO be presented TO the Regis
Ter the Treasury Department. who will tereGpOn in
compliance with the provisions Of the Act % jane - 1864
issue coupon bonds for the specified in the IS
tered bonds so assigned. q. i. TRENHOLM,
au2o-ttf Secretary NJ Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-14

NORM C&RoLINA PRoDrcTs.-The editor OF the
Charlotte Bulletin gives his experience during re-
cent visit TO Eastern North Carolina. lie says;
Sorghum. or more properly speaking, syrup, was
in abundance Every farmer now produces more or
less of it, and generally Of most excellent quality:
We saw some which we think was equal to any OF
the celebrated New Orleans sugar-house syrup
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-14
PROCLAMATION
By the President, appointing Ray oil
Fasting, Humiliation and Prayer
with ThanksgiV

The Congress of the Confederate States have by joint
resolution invited to appoint day OF public fasting
humiliation and prayer with thanksgiving to Almighty
God.
1t is our solemn duty all times and more especially IN
season of public trial and adversely acknowledge oui
dependence on his mercy and 10 bow in humble subns
sion before His footstoo confessng manifold sins sup
pcang his gracious pardon implorng His Divine help
and deyoutly rendering thanks for the many and great
blsssmgs which He has youcbsafed to u.s.
Let the hearts OF our people contely and trust
fully unto God let US recognize in His ehastenng hand
the correction of Father and submissve pray that the
trials and ,uerings which have long borne heavily
upon Us may be turned away by his mercfu love- that
His sustaining grace be given to people and His d
vine wisdom impaired rulers that the Ford OF Hosts
will be with our armies and fight for agais our enc
mics and that He will graciouy taEeO cause into His
own hand aud merculy establish for u "A lasting just
and honorable peace and independence
And Us not forget to render unto His holy name the
thanks and praise which justly due for His great
goodness and for the many wercies which He has eX-
tended 10 Us amid the trials and uferngs OF proacted
and bloody war.
Now therefore, l. JEFFERsoS DAvIs President of the
Confederate States of America do issue this my proca-
nation appointing FRIDAY the 10th day Of March next
as a day of public fasting humiliation and prayer with
thanksgiving for Invoking the favor and guidance OF
Almighty God and do earnestly invite all soldiers and
citizens 10 observe the in spirit Of reverence pehi'
tence and prayer
6~~) Given under my hand and the seal ~, OF me
sLAL Confederate States. at Richmond THIS 18th dd!
~ of January, IN the yeas OF our Lord one 'hou'
sand eight hundred and sixtydve.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
By the President:
j. T. BENJAMIN,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-14
HEADoRs RESERVE FORCES OF Wax
RIcHNoSD, Sept %, 1854.
SPECIAL 0RDERS,)
No. ~. !

VI BY virtue OF authority derived fom the Secretary Of
War oil officers from the State Of Virginia who are
tired assigned to light duty. supernumersry unassigned
are ordered report in writing to these headquarters with
in thirty days Such officers falling report within the
prescribed tine will be dropped from the rolls
- r. n. CATLETT, A. A. G..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-14
TREASURY DEPARTMENT c. 8. Ar
RIruMnNn lrf 70 1854
RONDs-S0o.ooo. 600

NTON-IANAKIE EONES-0OO.JUO.OU
~ IOAN-SALE COSTlNUED.-Nunerous Gpplica-
tons having been madeor Bonds at the established price
.35 and interest under circumstances that ene them
10 favorable consideration il has been deterSned 10
iuue the sale the above price until further notice.
Agents tie sale OF these bonds instructed 10 sct
in accordance with this order andhc attention Of dbu!s
fsg officers of the Government is particularly called TO IL
G.. \. TRENHOLM,
oclo-tf Secretary of Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-14
Treasury DEPARTMENT, c. = A.
Richmond. July IS, 1854.
TAXED TREASURY N0TES.-ln order to

promote az far as practicable the early quidatOn by
the Treasury of the OUTSTANDING TAXED NOTES, the
Treasurer Assistant Treasurer and Pay epOStares in the
notes except the 500 notes at 66 % per cenum on depo-
sit issuing for same Certificates of Lo1h upon hypoeca.
ton of non taxable bond. The said certificates 10 he
noyabe on demand after the expiration OF ninety days.
And all agents the sale of the above bonds are hereby
authorized TO receive the taxed notes, with the exception
above named in payment Of bonds when sold nv me rate
If 6f % ner centum G. T. TRENHOLM
snoa n Secretary of the Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-14
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE pays,

TGRDY WILLIAMS Auctioneers.
Corner Cary and 18th streets.
ON THURSDAY neat, thc 10th inrf..
~ we will offer at Auction, commencing promptly at
II O'clock
Crushed and brownsugar
Coffee
Tanners oil o..
Dried Fruit
Candies
sFlaXseed
Tumblers
Backing, &c.
ALSO
Dry goods
Liquors
Tobacco, &c.
Lz-Consignments solicited.
fel3-td TARDY d WILLIAMS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-14
TOR SAFE
THE Suhscriber hn,ing ENGAGED lhc

THE Subscriber having engaged ihc
services of j. C. DIYwIDDIE OF the BEoohland school
Greenwood Depot graduate Of the University oil Nlr-
and Moral Philosophy opena School at Louisa Court
House Virginia on February 18TH 1865, proposes TO fur
nis Tuition in above branches together with English ana
Mathematical for five months for $50 payable in flour al
S2 per barrel corn at So bacon at 26 cents beef at IL IL
cents =,
Board including fuel at $3.50 per month, payable in
produce ut the above rates -. -
fa 3-3tawbtt r. e. CAMMACh.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-14

II IL. ALLEN a To-. SIock ma MOhey
81 Broker-Uhice No. l36 Main street, Richmond,
Va-Tbe undersigned have associated themselves under
the firm Of J. r. ALLEN Co. for the purpose of conduct
ing general STOcK and MONEY business in the city, and
tender their services 10 the public,
They will sell commission all Government and State
Securities the Stocks and Bonds of the various Corpora
tons Railroads &c &c. and will buy and sell Sterling
Exchange. Bank Notes. Gold and Silver Coin &c.
The experience OF Mr. Allen who, for several years
past has leel partner in the house OF Il, H. Maury
Co. will we trust satisfactory attention 70 the
interest Of those whose business may be entrusted TO the
firm j. r. ALLEN.
ie6-dlW JOS. BRUMMEL'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-14
0RDSANcE BUREAU. Feb. |. 1865.
kINME OFFICERS KEA'EIXlNG AkNlS

il or accoutTement- under this appeal requested
to state upon the face of the duplicate receipts given
b. them the condition of the articles whether IN good
order or otherwise and if good order the e cea
age which should be deducted that account,
These receipts MAJ be presented Prepayment to any
of the following named officers;
Can't j. a. Stevens, Richmond Arsenal Richmond
Major b. Randolph stanton "a, Major /. :, Hutter,
Danyille Va, Captain G. :, Getty, Lynclburg, W.
Captain Chas, semple, Wyheyiile, W.. captain A. g..
Brenizer, Salisbury n. c,
By order of j. GOR"AS,
Brig Gen' Chief OF Ordnance
SuITU M1ior fpt-codiy
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

}.
NOTICE s hereby given to holders nd owners Of Cert
fcates OF Stock and Coupon Bonds Issued under the
act Of Auguts TO- 1851 redeemah after the Isl day OF Jam
nary 1865 present the for payment on the ID day
January any tine thereafter TO the ITessur-
- C. s. one OF tile Assistant Trea,grers C. =. or Pay
Rusitary Of the C. - funds having been placed in the
hands o. said agents for the purpose OF edeemng sven
sock and coupon bonds. no interest will be allowed ca
seth stock and coupon bonds after January /. 1855
g. \. TRENHOLM,
dc 7-en2u SECRETARY Of Trashy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-02-14
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, c. 9. a,
RIu%OND, Nov. 2sth, 1854. (
-I,HsE Er0r.DEEEs Ats3 GEENEHEs gs'

/ COUPON BONDS AND CERTIFICATES Or STOCK
issued under tie act of August 18Th 1851 eiea bic after
tie day OF January and July rGi are hereby n0tifei
10 aceut the pa tie Treasurer; OF tie
Assistant Iteasurers fsy DelOStar OF the confederate
States funds having heen placed IN the hands OF those off,
cer- Tor the purpose Ieieeninc said bonds and stock
No interest will be allowed thereon after January lst 1906
C.. A. TRENHOLM,
de7-pod2m Secretary oc Treasury