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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-07-22
The TrI-yyeek,y News. +,
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From the Ralsish Progress. I
More Particulars of the Great Fire.

Mdte0 az Zoo 4MtUt0HS--ICe6ets Flee
tng'to Mertco, &c.
PETERsBURs, July 18th, 1865.
--latest Northern .advices received
here to-day give us the following i'm
portant items of news:
THE FIRE.
The fire broke oat on the morning of
the 18th and was occasioned by the ex.
plosion of engines under the museum
buildings and of chemical apparatus in
the lecture room. The Herald and a
few other buildings escaped, with but
little injury although the contents were
somewhat damaged by hasty removal.
at one time IL was thought that the
Whole block would be consumed and all
efforts to stay the progress of the flames
seemed hopeless. The efforts of the new.
ly organized fire department were almost
superhuman and were finally successful.
The heaviest loser is Barnum. The
glass works of the Bohemian glass blow.
ers, and several other articles of small
value were saved. The total loss is es.
timated at from one and a half to two
millions of dollars. Barnum was in
Bridgeport at the time of the fire. He
has announced his intention to erect a
new building higher up town.
5. GRIMES.
Reports from all quarters show fear
ful increase Of crimes all over the North,
Murders seductions and rapes are of
frequent occurrence.
81 RRBELJIoUs sHEDADDLERs
Late Texas papers received in the
North give authentic accounts of affairs
IN that vicinity. Itisannounccd on good
authority that the following Confederate
officers have gone to Mexico R
Kirby Smith, Price, Magruder and
Shelby. wa
The following is list of civilians, al.
SO reported TO lave "gona. over"
Gov. Allen, Elk. Gov. Moore, Hind.
hian, Bee, and Ex-Gov. Murray.
They all left on the goth ofJune, with
the exception ofGov. Murray who start.
ed fewdays previous.
gt 'sN GOLD.
AT the first board in New York last
Saturday gold was quoted at l 42-a
slight decline.
North Carolina skies sold readily at
769
AFFAIRS IN FLoRlDA.-A report has
just been received at the Freedman's
Bureau, from two agents, who have re.
Gently traversed the entire State, of
Florida on horseback, in regard to the
relations now existing between the
whites and blacks of that State and the
present prospect Of crops. These gen.
uemen say there are no armed rebels in
Florida, and that the white population
everywhere expressed the most ardent
wish for continuation of peace. They
found very crude notions existing among
the people concerning the negroes but
it seemed generally understood and ac.
quiesced in that slavery was at an end.
In many places the negroes had made
bargains with their old masters for
wages and had gone to work cheernlly.
In other localities the former rights of
the master to fog and paddle the blacks
severely for triAing oaenses had not been
entirely abandoned +; but other methods
of punishment were being gradually
adop'ed. The agents laboredg to en-
tighten both whites and blacks, and 10
explain the intentions, of the govern,
N, ont fn,ya r1o both Tbnxx cz..,.J Al. /.
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GG5~ DURBEC& s. WALTER, Auction and
Commission Merchants, Columbia, S. c.,
are the authorized agents at that place, in
collecting subscriptions and advertisements
for the News. They will receipt for all
monies due this office S a
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NEw YORK, July III.
h Cotton firmer. Sales a. 81 a soc. for
middling. At the auction Of 1000
bales TO day, for Government account,
good middlng sold at 55dc. middling
to strict middIing 534 low middling,
5Oac.s; and good ordinary 49c scurreil.
icy. 8S38
tg CoTrQN AND GoLD MARKETs.-- We
learnythat there has been a good demand
for the past few days for cotton at from
% to 35 cents per h., according to
quality. Sales have been generally
made at from 80 to 49,.
Several wagons loaded with cotton
arrived from the country yesterday,
which we infer that planters and farmers
are willing to avail themselves of pres.
entprices. 81.
The Gold market was fat yesterday
at a decline'of s per cent. on previous
quotations. Brokers are selling at 40 to
as cents premium, according to the
amount and denomination Of bills pre-.
sented. augusta Constitutionalist
The Columbia Phenin gives us the
annexed news:
CoTToN,-By our last European
dates, we see that cotton has considera.
bly, advanced, and that it maintains it.
self firmly in the market. We nave also
reported sale Of uplands in Charleston
at 81 /. Estimate, as yeu will, there
cannot be in the whole of the South
more than a million and a half of bales.
The crop Of the present year will add but
little to the number. We doubt, in.
deed, if the, whole stock, including that
Of the present year, will be found to
reach a million and half Let holders,
especially in first hands, see that they
make the most of it. It is vital con-
sidsration with us to secare to first
owners and to the communit,,-7which
needs all the capital it can i.aise--to
hold all the proceeds Of this cotton in our
own section-7-to sell not pound, ex.
cept at good prices those prices only
falling short Of the several standards in
in Liverpool, New York and Charles.
ton, as to leave a sufficient Margin for
the5expenses Of shipping, freight, inst,-
rance and agency Do not suffisr any
eager desire for money in hand to
bssYile yoa into any unnecessary sacri,
Ifioe. ,5.s| J, q 3 Z sS} ~ u
Ttisi EfATEsT. I'VE have Charleston
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A BEES NEST IN A Mans HEAD

A BEES NEST IN A Mans HEAp-
Some visitors TO the battlefield of Sew.
en- Pines last week picked npa remarka
bly, well developed skull, in which q
colony OF bees had built their home. 1t
was evidently last years nest, for the
bees were gone, though the nest remain,
ed perfect. A soliloquy as touching as
that pronounced by Hamlet over the
skull of Yorick might be suggested by
this skull, and the strange incident Of
it's becoming the habitation of bees.
Whose skull was it? Nobody knows.
Yet somebody once knew the owner of
it well, and some heart broke when he
came not back from the battle. That
skull, that once perchance, was animated
by rare intelligence, that intelligence
gone, becomes the resting place of bee'sl
Richmond Wing, 9Th.
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C. d s. G. Railroad.
ssssS a &da an
:st Asas-

AS the immediate reconstruction of this
road is highly important, all materials
oL iron' ties and stringers are needed, and
their removal is forbidden by any one ~
april sos VIM. JOHNSTON. PresA.
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DESPERATE ASSAULT OF A JEALOUS
WIFE.-A telegram from Chicago, dated
July IL, states:
A horrible tragedy occurred on
Dearborn street yesterday afternoon,
in which Mrs. Matthias Trehune, wife
Of a respectable mechanic, attacked
Miss Amelia Frasted with knife,
cutting her in the face and neck six
times, destroying her left eye, piercing
her windpipc, and inaicting wounds
which will undoubtedly prove fatal.
The fiendish woman then attempted to
escape. but was arrested, and nov lies
in Jail awaiting the result of her victims
injuries. The cause of this tradegic affair
was Jealousy. The husband of Mrs
Trehune has mysteriously disappeared.
A KING FOR CANADA--It is stated
that plan has been matured in England
to avoid all cause Of difficulty with the
United States about Canada, by making
British America an independent king.
dom, with monarch elected by the peo.
pie, his throne to be guaranteed by sew.
erai European powers besides England,
Belgium, Holland, Denmark and Greece.
For example, with these potentates
supporting the King Of Canada, and a
similar league Of Emperors supporting
the Emperor Of Mexico it is hoped by
the people of the other side that the
world may swing on smoothly for the
remainder of its years.
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sales and reduction of stock to 354, 900
bales against $50. 900 lst JANUARY last,
has been the main, cause Of the advance
here, and unless prices are sustained by
next advices from Liverpool there will
be further decline here. With stool,
of only $4,000 bales of American cotton
in Liverpool and q weekly consumption
of 80, 900 bales of all kinds, we think it
safe to anticipate further good news,
which will restore confidence here.
The prospects of a large receipt, howev-
er, in next thirty or sixty days, will
have its effect in keeping prices in check,
probably between 38 to 45c. untilit is
fully demonstrated that innumerable
difficulties and delay in moving cotton
will prevent the excessive receipts now
anticipated. On the whole, we think
there is bare possibility, under the
largest possible receipts, that middling
cotton may touch 80 to 35c., in which
event we would regard it splendid
speculation. We are of the opinion
that much of the cotton estimated for
New ork Will hnu It's way direct to
Europe.
Receipts this month !: 29,486 bales.
Sales, including l5,.
600 by Government 47,0OO
Exports !: -: 4,2S0
Stock in New York, asti.
mated at 80, 600 bales,
against ( 10000
lst June. sa
Ordinary =; =: $40
Good Ordinary ! 3zc.
ia Iaow Middlings :: $50 4lo
Good Low Middlings ~ 42c.
Middlings :S 44c.
Strict Middlings 3 45c.
Good Mlddlings ); q; 47c.
81 Fair ( - SOC.
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Among the articles announced for
sale in q contemporary, we perceive one
entitled "a Mahogany Chilfs CHAIR
The father of this wonderful infant must
be of;the vood family. t ''i
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COnStable'S Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF EXECUTION.
ED issued out Of Justice Downers Court in and
for Kimshew Township, Butte County, California,
TO me directed and delivered commanding me la
make the sum of severty-one and 77-l00 dollars
together with hrty-two and 15- leo dollars, cost of
suit, and all accrung costs wherein Frank Cary is
Plaintiff, and Doctor Randall Is Defendant. nave
levied upon, and will expose at public sale to the
highest bidder. at Dogt0wn, in said county,
ON TUESDAY, THE Is DAY OF APRIL, A. D.
1860 at two clock p. NJ. of said day all the riga.
title and interest OF the above named defendant in
and 20 the following described property heretofore
attached in said cause t0-wit: all that certain
piece or parcel Of property, being situated about
three miles from DOgt0wn, on the road 10 MIN
shew, and 70 Hupps mill in said township, Butte
County, California bounded on the north by tim
bered land claimed by John Hupp. on the east by
Ranch claimed by W 6. Jones and by Middle
Butte Creek, on the west by Harts Pitch Ranch
and by Big Butte Creek. Said Pitch Ranch is
known as Doctor Randalls Pitch Ranch contain
ing about thirty Thousand boxes more or less, to-
gether with all and singular, the tenements here
ditaments and appuTtenauces thereanto belonging
or in any wise appertaning.
o. L. CLARK,
Constable for Kimshew Township
D0gtown, March -, A. D. lsG5. 4w-2l
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LEGAL.
Sherif's Sale.

nI VIRTUE OF A DECRETAL ORDER OF
IL Sale. iss1ed out Of the District Court Of the
Second Iudicisl District in and for the County cf
baite and State Of California. nnder the seal there
ot. In the case wherein LEWIS PoSsy is Plaintiff
and JOIN GREgNFIgLD Is Defendant 10 me direct
ed and delivered, commanding ne 70 sell the mort
gagged premises mentioned in said order. 70 which
reference being had more fally appears TO satisfy
ihe sum Of seven hundred and twenty ave one
hundredth dol.srs with interest, Al the rate OF ten
per cent per snnum. in gold coin OF the United
ctalsS' and the further sun Of thiTfy-one and
~ Ieu dsllar> costs Of suit and al accruing costs
IN ASe gold com, have levied upon, and will ex.
pose at public sale, 70 the highest bidder, for cash
in gold coin.
ON MONDAY The p DAY OF APRIL, A. D.,
is65, al two O'Clock P. NJ Of said dsv At the
Court House door in said county ali the right ri.
tie and interest Of said defendant. in and 10 the
following described property te-wit: All that
certain piece or parcel Of land living in Ophir
Township. County of Butte and State Of Csl,for.
MIA. The lot Of land west of Oroville on which A
slaughter house Is erected, formerly belon eing to
J. B. Benedict, containing cOrr2ls harms sheds:
also hay scales. cattle scales containing about ten
acres OF land more or les together with all and
singular, the tenements. hereditamentS and appur.
tensnees thereunto belonging or in any wise ap.
pertaining. F.W.DAY,
Sheriff Of Butte County.
BY B F. JONES Under Sheriff.
orOyilie, April lst 1855. 5w-n22
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LEGAL.
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
u Judicial District Of the State Of California in
and for the County Of Butte. Sarah Adams v
Elljah c Adams. Action brought in the District
Court Of the Second JGdicisl District. and the
Complaint fled in the County OF Butte. in the
ofice Of the Clerk Of said District Court. The
People OF the State Of California. send greeting n
h4llah C. Adams; 1oa are hereby required to ap-
pear IN an action brought against you hy the above
named Plaintiff in the District Court Of the second
Judicial District OF the State Of California IN and
tor the county Of Butte. and 10 answer the Com
PlalIt filed thereln IA copy Of which acoomQsniess
this SummonS), within ten DAYS teNclnSive 81 the
day of scFvice) after the service on yoa of this
SummonS-M served within this county: or. II
served cat Of this county but in this Judicial pis
trlct, within twenty days; or If served oat Of se
District, then within forty days-or judgment by
default viii be taken against You. The sid action
Is brought 10 obtain judgment OF this Court dis
sowing The bonds Of matrmony now existing be
tween yea and the above named plaintiff on ac-
count OF III treatment, abuse. neglect habitaal in
Temperance and extreme cruelty towards said
plaintiff, perpetTated al divers times prior 70 the
18th day OF November, lS63; and She further u-avS
that she have the custody and control oftbeir
infant child, John @ Adams solely and exclnsivalx
without the interference OF said defendant Aad II
you fail 10 appear and answer the said complaint
as above required, the plaintiff will applv 10 the
Court FOR decree Of divorce: care custody and
control Of their infant child, John G. Adams and
for such further reiel the Court may think lust
and proper.
trtren under my hand and the seal Of the
Il s-l District Court Il the Second judicial
District, this 27ih day Of Fchrllarv in
the year Of Our Lord, one thousand eight hundred
anu slAiy-hNe' !. u. MOORE, Clerk
u. ;. Internal Revenue stamp, 50 cents
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Summons.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIAN THE JUS
- tees Court, Chleo Township. in and for the
County of Butte. The People of the State Of Cal
iiornia. TO Robert Allison aud Peaier Counts
greeting:
lon are hereby summoned to appear before me.
al my Office III Chico township County OF Butte, on
the 18th day of April \. D.. Is65 at one o'ciock
p. NJ, to answer unto the complaint Of j. y Ben
nett, who sues on note Of hand given by defendant
July llth. l66i and due one day after date, call
ing for gold coin. Also an account made about
the first Of September. lsGi. Amount OF note
SO 90; amount Of account. s. 90: note bearing lc
gal Interest; when judgment will be taken against
you Tor the said amount together with costs and
damages, II You taii 10 appear and answer.
To The Sheriff or auy Constable OF Butte County
greeting: Make legal service and due rctart
hereof.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of March
A. d. ls65.
Publication ordered in the Oroville TxIov RFc-
oKD by this Court. AN BARNARD
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
L.. $ 5w-n22
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BeWare!

OF sudden and severe colds: which, neglected
Lead TO Bronchial Affections, Pneumonia. and in
durable Consumption. When iaitscked with a Sc
we're cold. lose time in procuring q safe and
simple vegetable remedy, of which two or three
doses VIII always affect cure. Such remedy ex-
lists in Tobler's Swiss Tea, composed Of Alpine
Herbs. and properly dried and prepared for ship
ment by j. Tobler, Speicher. Canton Appenzell
Switzerland Il is most agreeable and pleasant
laxative, both for adults and children and is used
universally by the people of the Alpine Regions
for all diseases Of an infammat0ry character, Tor
severe coughs. Asthma and Bronchial affections
ard Is a preventive of all tendencies 10 Fe
yer and Ague Bilious Fevers aud Typhoid. 4
twenty-five cent paper Of this celebrated Tea. IA
ken according to directions will save many life
and many dollar. JOHN CHlTTLE.
General Agent. - D street, Marysyile.
For sale by all Druggists, and by Cotton L
Darrach, 0roville-
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Summons.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
4 Judicial District. Of the State Of California. in
and for the Couniy of Butte. Frame King vs :
A. White, ct al. Action brought in the district
Court OF the Second Judicial District and The
Complaint filed in the County Of Butte. in the Of
aceo OF the CLERK of said District Court
Inc People OF the State of California. send
greeting TO ). \. White, 4. c. Austin VIM =
Reese: You are hereby reQuired 10 appear in an
action brought against yon by the above named
Plalnuh IN the District Court OF the Second Judi
cl3l District OF the State Of California in and for
the County Of Butte. and TO answer the COMPLAINT
tiled therein "a copy OF which accompanies this
SummonS) within ten davS. (eXclusiye Of the iav
Of seryice.) after the service on voa Of this Suu
mons-lt served within this county; or IL served
out oi thi> county but in this Judicial District
within twenty DAYS: OF if served 0at of Said Dis
trict, then within forty days-or Judgment bv de
iauit WIFI be taken against you. The said tiou il
brought 10 obtain Judgment against You on a Ger
tain prom>Sory ncte for the sum Of si44 on and in
terest. AT three per cent. per month fr,m Novem
Der 10th lS3N, and Tor decree OF forcclns and
sale OF the moriCaged premises towit: quartz
ledge known aS the Louisiana Ledge" situate o
the divide between the East Branch Of Oregon
Gulch and the head Of Potter's RAvine, Oregon
Township, about one miie and one half miles north
from Oregon City; and tor costs OF salt. and such
other and further relief or both in the premises Is
shall be just and equitable iS shown in the GER
Tilted copy Of Complaint, and if You fail to appear
and answer the said complaint as above required
the Plaintiff will take Judgment sganst von by de-
fault. for the of Slll 90 and interest NJ three
per cent. per month, from November 10th lS5S
and for foreclosure and sale Of mortgaged premises
and for costs Of suit, etc.
Given under my hand and the seal of the Dis
tnct Court OF the Second Judicial District this 5ih
day of January, in the year of our Lord one tAou-
sand eight hundred and Sxtv-hve
Smnl0 j. e. MOORE. Clerk.
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Some Years

Since, celebrated Italian Physician, who had long
enjoys very extensive practice and whose sue
cess in the treatment of Gonorrhoea excited the
envy Of his fellow practitioners was induced by
generous motives to divuge to the profession the
plan of his treatment, the whole Of which was
comprised in one remedy, which he regarded as
specific and which experience has proved such in
every case in which it has been tried. This very
remedy, by lthe name of Caryalhis Specific Com
pound, is now offered 10 the public, as the most
speedy, safe. agreeable and portable medicine for
GonOrrhoea known to modern practice. Its Use
according 10 directions cure in every case
leaving behind no weakness of the parts causing
no nausea nor disturbance of the functions of the
stomach; agreeable to take, and convenient to car
ry. JOHN CHITTLE,
General Agent, q D street, Marysville.
For sale by all Druggists.
COTTON i DARRACH,
Agents, Oroylle.
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The Human Hair

HAS LONG BEEN THE STUDY OF THE
L Il most scientific men OF the age, from the fact
that close study generally the hair to fall off
prematurely; and in consequence they have given
to invent some method to regain their lost locks:
but all their labor was in vain, until
PROFESSOR CROCKETT,
after many years of hard study devoted to this one
subject has produced an article that
WILL MAKE HAIR GROW,
and which, by its use as a Hair-Dressing will eff
iectrally and always prevent its loss-even to ex-
treme old age.
Happily, the AMYGALINE, while possessing
these virtues, is most delightful and agreeable
without regard to their virtue
The Hair, when diseased becomes harsh and dry
and commences to turn grey, which is caused by
the nonsecretion, by the capil Try glands of pe-
culiar OIL All stimulants have their reaction; and
the more the glands were stmulated-the sooner
the final loss of the much priced locks.
The principle of TIE preparation invented by
Professor Crockett is entirely the opposite; in
stead of stimulating the capillary glands, he feeds
them with the substance they require, and in turn,
the hair is fed by them-on the same principle as
giyir : water TO a flower.
All We will say to those who are timd about try
ing new preparationS is, that strictly guarantee
the AMIGDALlNE 10 be entirely free from all
stimulants and isl harmless as flterered water,
and can be used on the smallest infant. Asa
HAIR DRESTING
It IS unequaled by any the world has yet produced
1t keeps the head entirely free of dandruf, erup-
tion, pimpes-imparting to the hair beautiful
glossy softness not obtained by anv known COM
pound. 1t will also be found both pleasant and
useful as Cosmetique, surprising cold cream and
face lotions in its effects; for chaps sore breast
and nipples we know of no remedy that is equal
to it.
THE PERFUME
used Is such that the AMYGDALINE will always
retain it, and will not become rancid by age; in
fact, II Is perfect in every particular.
PROFESSOR CRoCKETTs ANyGDALINE
Can be had of all Druggists and Dealers every
where. Price, so cents
Ask for Crockett's Amygdaline, and take no
other. 6m-4S
September 10Th 1854
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The undersigned long with and successor to the
old firm of Rice Coffin 4 Co., y D street Marys-
vile, keeps continually on hand a full stock of all
things pertaining to a First Glass Wholesale and
Retail Drug Business: Drugs, Chemicals, Perfu-
meres. Brushes, Combs. Paints Oils, Kerosene
Window Glass, Patent Medicines, &c, &c. He is
prepared to supply interior dealers Druggists and
Physicians, with the best qualities Of goods in his
line. Being a practical Pharmactulist of years
standing, he knows whereof he speaks, and
will pledge himself to give every one the fullest
satisfaction who may favor him with their com
mands. JOHN CHlTILE.
Successor to Rice Coffin & Co.
y D street, Marysvlle.