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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-10-24

loisn, the snip vi State was badly wrecked,
anu we'll nigh destroyed forever in the whirl-
pool of anarchy.
have great confidence in tho Democra-
tic party of the United States. | believe
the success Of that party is our only hope
III reconstructing the Government with
equal rights under the Constitution Gar
leading men, in my opinion, committed a
great blundcr in breaking up tho Democra.
tic party, by Withdrawing from the Charles
ton Convention in 1860. And | solemnly
believe to-day, that if Judge Douglas, Gen.
Breckinridge or Mr.. Bell had been elected
President in 1860, we would not have had
the desolating war through which we have
just passed.
PRESIDENT Andrew Johnson, whom hap
pen to know personally, always belonged 10
ne great DeL:ocratic party, until he ran for
Fice-Presidcnt on the ticket with Mr.. Lin
coin. And now that Providence has de-
creed. for wise purposes. that he should
hold the rains Of Government in his own
hands, he will no doubt return to his first
love, and do all hc can for his erring chill
dren, and plant himself firmly upon the ba-
SIS OF tho Constitution for the lasting pre-
servation of that sacred trn$. Let us, lscn,
support tho ADMINISTRATORS of President
johnson in good faith. vet US take coun-
sci together for the gopP Sof our common
country, and lventure toSlk, no,withstand-
ing the great mistake maeel in the act of
Secession, we may yet. with the guidance Of
Divine Providence, become Il prosperous, in
dependent people
In conclusion, fellow: ikens, permit me
1" remark, that if am honorcd by you
with a sea; in Congress, Vim use my ut
most endeavor TO preserve tbc Constitution
and promote your welfarS, in each and
every respect whatever to khe best OF my
ability. r C. GRIFFIN.
oct 24'G5--te
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Mr.. Editor: The time approaches

MIR. Editor: The time approaches
when it will become necessary to choose
proper persons fill the various civil offices
within the State and in looking about, it
is the duty of every citizen to exercise the
right of suffrage with an eye single to tho
good of the country. The officer of Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas, should be filed by
one of intelligence, education and Of genial
manners,ar we con. amongst our fcllow.citi-
zens, select no more fit person than Capt.
SAMUEL b. CLOWNEY, who possesses
every quality of lread and heart requisite
Tor this important position.
Capt. CLowNEY is we'll known throughout
the District. lie was elected to this office
in 1861, and resigned to take his place with
his friends in the tented field, where he re.
manned striving and doing his duties as n
true soldier until tho end of the war. In
civil rs in military life. his character and
conduct has alway been marked, and all who
have known him bear testimony to the fact
that he Is in every sense gentleman. AS he
deserves his reward for patriotism and
hdelity in the times of trial, let soldier and
citizen unite in clecting him NJ tho proper
time. Bno,n R,vap
sept 2G'65--teT
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NOMINATION.

We respectfully recommend to the vol ers
of Fairfield tho name of JAMES S, STEW.
ART MS candidate for the Office of Clerk
of Court.
Tho present condition of that office re-
qurcs business talents of the first order, to
give system to the papers and records
thrown into disorder by Sherman's men,
MIR. STEWARDS long experience in busi-
ness, and MS bank officer, together with his
well known integrity of character. eminent. i.
ly fit him for the datics of the Office of Clerk
of The Court. a VorER.
3oct65--teT
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Large Fire in New York, Ga.

NEw YonK, Oct. IA large fire
teok place here last night, burning a
warehouse filed with cotton, and caus.
ing loss probably of half a million dol
lars.
! a sale Of 5000 bales of Sea island
and Upland cotton from Savannah, be.
longing 70 Government, took plaeelat
-'s s,ssststs-1. 81 sel.sss, 1
gold, or currency, aS l46s MiddSH.f
efair brought Az z 4 !; stricS middling, IA J;
.5sstrict strict p low mid imitadlngr s9@& ordinary, fipln
32a to S54. y
Savannah gadyices 70 the 10Th says
that the Constitutional Union ticket has
carried yearly every county in South
Western Georgia. X, 20
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CONNIE ercial.

CHARLorTE, NC, Oct III. Cotton
still commands high figures to-day
reached 3Oa cents in gold aud as cents
IN currency. Good deal changing
hands, with considerable excitement in
the market E
CnARLorTE, n. c., Oct. 20. Cotton
brought to-day 30 to s2s'in gold, and
46 in currency. Good deal changing
hands at these figures.
CHARLoTTE MONEY MARKET. = Octo,
Der l7.-Therc has been quite al, en-
quiry for gold to-day, to neet;he en-,
gagements for cottons We quot -
buying, l429, and selling l47h Silver
not SO much in demand !: the rates Of
former days not materially changed
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The yVenkly Ne,xs.

This paper, containing twenty four col
umns, n Transcript of the DAILY TINES
will be published every Tuesday morning
and mailed to subscribers 8t 81 90 per an. :.
nun. 1t will contain all the Political. Com
mcrcial, Agricultural, Financial and other
important news, and will be specially de-
voted to the Advancement of the interests of
our Agricultural apd Mechanical or labor
ing population.
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sk' I'll Il, j, ltts G. !s:s ssss "a p R q G
Mississippi Legislature.

'.Hs JACKSON, Oct. l7.---The State Leg.
islature met yesterday at this place and
organized A long session is expected.
In the evening, Gen. Humphreys was
.inaugurated as Governor.
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Wendell Phillips VS. Precedent t J ohnson

BosroN, Oct. Wendell Phillips,
IN lecture last night, declared that
President johnson, in his speech to tie
South Carolina delegation, had ranged
himself with the half-converted rebels.
He also denounced Maj. Gen. Banks as
n vagrant and mountebank.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. lS.--Thc Wirz
trial was resumed to-day. The statement
for the defence, which the accused had
examined and approved, was read, aud
the closing argument will be made by
the Judge Advocate next Friday.
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"A N N NOU " CE NJ ENTS S.
For United States ComsrUss.

We are authorized to announce II. G..
GRIFFIN, esq, of Abbeville District, s. c.,
us candidate for the United States Con-
gress, at the approaching election, in the
third Congressional District, comprising the
Districts of Abbeville, Edgeield, Newberry,
Fairfield, Lexington, Richland and Orange
burg. roct2p65-te
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IN montgomery Blair Opposes N egro Suf.
frage- Want to Colonize Freedmen.

YoKK, Pa, Oct. 10, Montgomery
Blair spoke at the democratic meeting
last night. Ike d@onnccd negro suf
fragc and recommended that the freedmen
be colomzed on Mexican territory, war
first beng declared and AIaximilian OK.
PEELED.
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Champ Ferguson.

NAsnvlLLE, Oct. l8. Preparations
Tor the execution OF Champ Ferguson
are being completed. 1t Will be con,
Quoted by Gen. Shafer, at the peniten.
tlary outside the city.
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rates.
sept 1866
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BY WARiNG &. BRITTON. i,
I, q Otte. ~. G.
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N0W is tho time to subscribe 10

NOV is tho time to subscribe 10
THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS.
which has been greatly increased in size, and
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we havca large scope from which to gather
the
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TIle T,ri- Sy eeklY NeYs.
At wISssnoRo, S. c., By
.,,5sJ Il. BR IWT,ON.

i1I3sl1J E. . Il IWT0N. 4
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Yankee Notions.
AADD BROS.
at0y,ai,siskiolIssf

s'si,s9St g tsth z 'ss0pFrty. s.
4 ALL personsin the Districts Of Ric,,
Il y land, Lexington, Fairfield and ,Kor.
haw,Swhohaye intheir possession or control
property belonging TO the hte SO called Con.
,feaerate Goyernmcnt,I are directed to give
immediate nOIiceilhereof Ind to surrender
the same to ihc~undersigied. OH Oh. before
NovembefSlst. This orde, embraces cotton
and every othet description of Government
properly, no matter undct what authority
the same may be held or ,btained =
p Parties holding properly for which re.
ceipts have been given Yill exhibit them
forthwith. as, SE
B.. Persons having information which will
lead TO the detection ofinjyiduals who hayo
SOLD, aostracted, or cancelled Government
property, and who furnish Information
thereof, will be fairly com Iensated.
Public sales will be leld Mt this place
on tYEDNESDAY,a l0A. NJ, of each week,
at the College Campus, of Goyernment pro
perty Terms cash. ~
s. All persons who fail to comply with
this order will subject theaiselves to arrest
and punishment.
EDGAR 4cMULLEN,
~ Asst' Special Feasury.igent
CoLuMDiA, Oct. 12,s 1861
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THE CmRsHsTGAN INDEx.

R4 the First of October, oras soon as
A~ the mails are re established, | willre-
new the publication of the sCHRISTIAN
iNDEA" and the "CHILD'S INDEX" Ihaye
been publishing.
Price of Index" per annum ): So co
Price of "Child's Index" so
Mohey may be,remitted at once, MS my de-
termination is positive, My desire is TO Sc
euro large subscription list with which to
begin, and | issue this prospectus that SUBJ
scribers may have time to forward their re-
mittances.
1t is my intention TO issue first class pa
pers, and no pains or expense will be spared
to secure that end. The best writer's and
correspondents will be secured, and tho
highest religious and literary talent will be
given to the papers. The CHILD'S Pa
i'.iI lEk VIII be profnsely illustrated and will,
in every sense, be made to conform to
new title &lI
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'Gllc, I llilsl,s DeligIlt.

Money may be sent by, Express or other.
wise If by Express, at ny risk, If the ex-
press receipt is sent me, on the resumption
Of mail facilities.
My connection with the firm Of J. w.
Burke Y Co, is dissolved, but | will cstab-
lish an Office 10 Macon, Ca, where commu
nications may he addressed.
, M SAMUEL BOYKIN.
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from the brave black men who, with iron
arms and steel fingers, stood MP IN de-
tense of our flag at the South9 Loud
ann|anse.) What shall be said of this
man If he shall thus betray rs, democrat
ize the Republican party, deaden the
moral sentiment of the North, and leave
to our children another negro question TO
breed war and disturbance in the tuturef
why, we must say of him as the Script
ure hath it, Better were it for that man
that he had not been born; better fhat D
milestone be hanged about his neck and
be cast into the depths of the sea, than
that he should do this thing We alb.
hor, very properly, Jefferson Davis and
Booth, but q deeper and more dreadful
execration will settle upon that man
name if he shall sacrifice us as his policy
now evidently aims to do"
Unless we very much mistake the tenn
per and character Of the American PEG
pie, these onslaughts by negro will dis
gust them with the whole scheme of ne
gro suffrage, and strengthen their deter
mination not. to give to such men a
PHILLIPS and DOUGLASS the means OF III
creasing their power or certifying thei
demands. Unless we are willing to b
governed BY these men and the horde o
equally unprinciplsd and intemperat
demagogues who are clamoring for negr
suffrage, we must watch carefully tn
conduct of officials, and make them fee
that the people are their masters YET
PHILLIPS and DOUGLASS have merel
uttered the keynote of the radical OF
position and when Congress opens tn
chorus of denunciation will begin. Thes
men are the fore-runners of their part
and, as soon as the November election
are over, the whole pack Of radicals wi
open upon the President in full cry.
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The Test Oath and the Mails.

We are still without q mail between
Kanawha, c. H., and White Sulphur
Springs, aud are likely sthus TO remain
for some time to come. There are thlr-
teen intermediate PQst-Offices on THIS
line, at only one of which viz: Gain
lev Bridge-there is postmaster. A
MIR. Caldwell was appointed postmaster
at the other end of his route, but has re-
fused to serve. Meanwhile, we are relia-
bly, informed, mail is being served reg
ularly at White Sulphur and LewisIurg'
coming from the east, at neither OF winch
points is there any person authorized TO
open the sacks. How is this fleet pir-
qinia Journal
The cause of the state of affairs OF
which the Journal complains is found in
the fact that law passed by repnbli,
can Congress requires every postmaster
to take an oath enacted by the radicals
i'm this State In the region spoken Of
no respectable mau competent for the
discharge of the duties of postmaster
can be found who can take the required
oath. We are informed that repeated
efforts have been made to obtain suitable
persons at the various points along the
route, but the test oath stands in the
way of every person except some igno'
rant and unreliable boor to whom it is not
thought prudent to commit the custody
of the mails This is only another in,
stance of the effect of partizan legisla
ton and illustrates the beauty of the
test oath system for which the Journa
so urgently contends
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State News.
i From the Wellsbburg Herald.

From the Wellsbburg Herald
Foul PLAY susrEcTED.-The corpse
of VIM. L. Gass, recently drowned, and
buried in the cemetery, was exhumed on
Saturday last, and more careful exam
ins ton made to ascertain. whether any
marks of violence were discoverable.
The scalp was removed and no marks
discovered about the skull, nor any about
the body, that looked suspicious; but we
understand that further investigations
are to be made in regard to his case,
which certainly looks somewhat myste.
lious. What principally gives ground
to suspicion is the fact that but very
small sum of money was found on his per-
son; when it is known, or at least con-
fdently alleged. that he had about him
very shortly before his death, q consider.
able amount of money. He was cooper
by trade, worked industriously, saved
his money. and mostly earned all he had
about him.
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GermanWe ekly Newspaper
In Wheeling, West Va.
DER RBEITER FREUND.


4 BOUT THE FIRST OF DE.
IA CEMBIR next, will commence the publ.
cation of aGERMAN WEEKLY NEWSPA.
PER beariu}the above title. As the name in.
dicates It ~ advocate the interests Of the labor
ing clasi AMI will be devoted to the welfare of
the German population generally. 1t will be
issued on Saturday of each week, and will be
printed uponslear white paper in large and leg.
ible type Ach number i0iH contain tEenty.
eight column Of matter, and will present each
week complete record OF the Current News;
the Probe and Cattle Markets Of the principal
cities infhe United State; Editorial Comments
upon III chief questions OF the day; Local News
from al quarters of the State, and Poetry and
Miscellany o! various kinds.
II will be our aim t1 mako DER ARBETTFR
FR|tSD" an acceptable Family Newspaper to
Gsrmans Of all shades Of Political faith, but the
general tone of the paper viii be Democratic,
and it will earnestly advocate the rights of
adopted citizens.
Price; for one year, In advance, Two Dollars.
For six months One Dollar.
Where delivered by Carrier, in tie CITY. a. Is.
Subscriptions and Advertisements are re.
spectfully solicited.
LEWIS BAKER,
oct3O Wheeling. WA
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OIL-It is currently reported and gen
orally believed that oil has been struck
at the boring at Trimble's on Short Creek
six miles below town, at any rate there
is no doubt bat that they are putting
down the tubing. by which the oleagin
Gus fluid is to find its way TO upper air.
The depth OF the hole is reported 665
feet. This well is the property of the
Willow Glenn Oil Company of Wheeling
and BALTIMORE OPERATE ons are still
progressing on Panther Run, the depth
at latest advices being 535 feet, with gas
in any quantity, which burns rapidly on
application of fire, aud very strong salt
water.
We have not had any report from the
Sanders we'll recently, but understand
that operations have been temporarily sus.
pended at depth of over 700 feet, with
good indications of oil.
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LEWIS COUNTY.
LEWIS COUNTY.
WESTON, Oct. 26-(Evening.)
EDITORS OF TIE REGISTER:

EDITORS OF TIE REGISTER:
This has been glorious day for Con
servatism in this county. O'Brien. Con
servative candidate for the Senate, has
probably beaten Teter, Radical nominee.
full 450 majority in this comfy. Maj
Withers, Conservative, withdrew in favor
of Richard P. Camden, Conservative
who is elected by 800 maj. Conservatism
is quietly establishing itself in the public
confidence in every part of our new State
A year hence. and West Virginia will be
disenthralled aud redeemed.
Yours, &c,
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OK FRIDAY last Jacob and John Michl-
mack, brothers, residing in jackson TOWN.
ship, Monroe county, Ohio, were drowned
in the Ohio river, about ten miles above
Sistersville, under the following clrcum-
stances:
They went to Baresville with small
fatboat, and after filling it with brick
thew pushed out into the stream and
loated down as far as McEldOwDey's bar.
when the boat commenced leaking, and
filled with water SO suddenly that
they had not time to run to the shore.
ONLY one of the men could swim, who, 1t
seems, in his efforts to save his brother,
was himself drowned. The last seen OF
the men they were sinking, locked I'D
each others arms.
Jacob leaves a wife and one child to
| mourn his loss They had both served
| in the army, and after passing through
the trials and dangers incident to sol
dier's life, returned to meet the melan-
choly fate of drowning
From the Fairmont marion Coz National
ELECTION RETURNS.
The following is the official vote as tai
as heard from. Two townships to he
heard from yet.
Fairmont To,unship. - Senate; Burley
1855 Clarke, II House DEL; Beeson, l54
Cunningham, 143; Barns, so; Clayton
90.
Warrington To'cnship.-Senate Burley,
lS8 Clarke, l6l House DEL; Beeson
1876; Cunningham, ls5; Barns, 172; Clay
ton, l73
Union Observation-Disclosures; Burley
go: Clarke, Is. House DEL /; Beeson. 70
Cunningham, II Barns, % Clayton, 1t
UNION SCHOOL House; Burley, 60; Clarke
IS. House DEL Beeson, SO; Cunningham
81 Barns, IL Clayton, Ia.
, Uinfed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Burley
"A; Clarke, a. House DEL; Beeson, "A
Cunningham, A; Barns, 4 Clayton,
HARMONY; Burley, So; Clarke, z. Hous
Del; Beeson, 54 Cunningham, %
Barns, = Clayton, 6.
RIEvEsvILLE.-Burley, al Clarke, 81
House Del. Beeson, Al Cunningham
Al; Barns, SO; Clayton, SO.
BAssNETTsvILLE.-Bu So; Clarke
81. House Del. Beeson, 54 ; Cunningham
81 Barns, 62; Clayton, 81.
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J. W. C. Smith. C. II. QUIMBY.
Choice Reading.
LIE Bon Ton. Harper's Menthly, Nov,
Word of Fashion, Atlantic
Petit Messenger, Fedora. American.
Lesie's Magazine, Nov. Eclectic Meg, Nov,
Madame Demorests, % London Sporting Mag
Godey's Lady's Book, Leslie's New NJ ly. Nov.
Petcrson,s Magazine Ballous Dollar M'ly
Arthur's Home, Old Guard.
Lady's Friend, Hours at Home,
Our Young Folks, Waverly Magazine.
Round Table The Star of America,
The Boudoir, or Lady's Paper; The Notion;
The New Nation: Literary Comps MON; Ledger;
NY Weekly; Chimney Corner; Harper's Week
"; Leslie's Illustrated; Clipper. Police Gazette
Wilkes Spirit; Turf, Field and Farm; Nix Max;
Yankee Notion; Merrymen's Blu get of Fun
Phunnist Plum; Phunny Phellow; Comic Month
"; Wide World; Yankee Blade; American I'm.
ion; True Flag, and all the Daily and Weekly
Papers Late works on Fact and Fiction.
Call early If you would secure copy
ALI of the above at Wholesale and Retail.
Country dealers supplied at low rates.
SMITH & CO,
octos1t s6 Market Street.
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Boot and Shoe Store.
LOUIS FRANzHEIM.

DEALER IN D00Ts AND SHOES,
~ No. I'D Main So, Wheeling. W. Va, ft.e
doors above J. G. Harbours Carpet store vouh
respectfully announce 70 the citizens q Whssi.
ing that no hae opened . Boot snd Shoe Stcrs q
the above stand, where 10 win b Klsd 70 hsvs
his friends give him eall. His stock Il sutirsaJ
new, and Of the latsst styls and best quality.
Prices - cheaD q tn chaoUsst sspo
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A RARE CHANCE FOR
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES,
AT THE
BAY STATE e00T AND SH0E DEPOT


JOHN RNUoxy
MO. 8 N AIN ST., ENTRB
~ WHKEL1NG.-Hsving purchased my pres
ent carsfuliy seiected stock Of Mons and Boys.
Ladies' and Misses Boots and SHOES. from ibs
very best establishments East. am nov pfe
pared, and will cell everything In my line as
panic prices for Cash. Come ohs, come ~, ssd
see lot yourselves JOHN KNOB
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UNION TOWNSHIP.

Delegate-Johnson, "a; Wells, az.
Ellsworth township is reported to have
given 46 majority for johnson, Centre
Vile township, is also reported to nave
given johnson considerable IN llorlty.
Two townships. Meade and McEiroy'
have not been heard from-en 1ugh, how
ever, is known to warrant the election OF
Colonel johnson.
We are unable to give the vote for
Senator, but it is probable that Hay
mond has carried the county by large
majority.
Well done, little Tyler. Col. JOHNSON
is noble man and will ably and truly
represent the interests of the people OF
TYLER county and of the State.