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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

Gen, GRANTS MoyKmENTs.-Gen
Grant has gone down to the army ~
the Potomac. He Is a man Of RAM; Il
movements. Friday night, be travel.
led AZ! night taking his wife to Bur
ineton, \. J. On Saturday night ba
again travelled till daylight, rettrnioo
Y Washington. 1t is not generally
known, bat It is fact, that the Gen.
eral lett the army ofthe Potomac with
the Intention q going to Nashville.
Inc situation there was 50 critical. that
nc ieit 1t to be bis duty to superinlend
operations personally. But lie mel
the first instalment Of the glorious
news from Thomas upon his arrival al
Washington, and decided at once I'm,
q everything was going on we'll. he
would return TO Virginia, after having
taken Mrs. Grant 10 her home. Gen
1rant Is one 81 Tie most modest men
hfing, especially in The presence Of
women. A boy Of fifteen could moi
Dc more diilideul than Le Is ii Tie s.. /
cial circle. let he is always sensible
never giddy Or foolish. He made
ihe remark while here that the only
distinguished General upon our side
p The war who Lad fully come Up to
he expectations OF tic nation was
sherman. The observation shows
nat he possesses a keen intellect ana
2. judgment It's stdklngly true.
here las been slight disappoiat-
aen' even 10 Grant himself, ana he
no"s Il. Bot It is unjust. 10 him )
Is owe these sasi combinations which
are been ~ successful D late.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

SHARp-suoo7ISG AMONG TAE D.
D's.-At a groat breakfast party late.
" given b members Of the ITnian
league club in New York TO a dis,in.
guished gentleman, q passage At arms
between Rev. DR.. Cox and Rev. DR..
bellows created some amusement
In the course Of speech made BY DR.
Cox, lie stated in substance that az a
clergyman, be felt bound to abstain
from secular contests, and he had
therefore not felt at liberty TO vote al
elections or give bis voice at any meet
ings called for the encouragement and
promotion Of The war. He thsn went
% 70 speak with some severity Of the
management Of the sanitary commits.
soc. DR. Bellows, in reply. is said 70
have brought down the house 81 lie
suggestion that Cocks Than eiIl Meth. I
= vote nor dghl had better abstain
rom Growing.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

Recently, While The people at Hon
ola were an1ioasly looking ont for
news from the United States. i large
clipper arrived from San Eranciaro.
and On being boarded by the news
boat, Die only reply Of the captain was.
that there was a devil Of a row IN the
United States, but be didn't learn the
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

Gen. Grant, says Washington let
ter writer, does not intend that the
campaign In The outh shan have even
temporary respite in The wiater.-
lfere IS to be o wintor campaign in.
,ae Iaroiinas under Che leadership Of
Geseral sherman, which viii give
tho rebels no chance to recupgra!e.
their wasted cnergiee,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

IhE NEw fsRx lxcExplARlrs-
\ significant advertisement appears il
The Richmond papers. calling ! mee,.
ing OF the brotherhood ana saying
The failure II our EMPLOYEES il r.
their sork recently, uigb skln n M
city at Nea York, makes !, necessary
Tor The lsiolhathood 10 meet ali eon.
cert measures ~ more decisive -.
ecuii0n . lbs greai rctaliatory duty
which ihtJ base iakea upon ,bem.
selves - 'sas lanclare oar own
hones aare bfen destroyed II viola
tlon d al ite migs u war aaa We
must make r ruthless uemf seef
the weight g er 5ssgly a4a4ssa reB.
geanee q tas fay gesture Il IFS re-
sources sa wealth W4 ea ia
IQ il rgrylaally
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

a shrewd Mississippi steamboat
captain safely ran a rebel battery the
other day, BY tickling the rebel Gun.
ners With the tune Of Dixie, On the
calliope,
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELlEF m ton sfTSUTr4

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF ~ ten MINUTES.
BRYFA7S PULMO.YYC U.4FEPS
are unnilingin The cure If Corgus. Come ksr,r,
''IoA'.H'flS seGE lHE9tri HoAuEaESEss, Dlfr-
UT BGrirnSg, IvcFUzr coNsUsPriog. AKIN
i''s.A7@a or THE JpNea They have no taste 81
,'''elc'h.' 11'd any child rilitlke them Thousands
have been restarcdtohe.lth that bad bef,rp aess.r
cd. Testimony given IN hunrods Of eases. a single
dos relieves IN TEE MINUTES.
ASH Tor Bryan's rulaoaio Yafers-tho orlrlaa
ahd only genuine Is stamped "Bryan" Spurious
ElndsaFo offered for s-la twenty-five esits box
sod by ll DfuegistB. W
JOB MosEs Sole Proprietor,
bA q Gor.landt street, New York.
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q EQUINOX RUG STORE
NEv sri,ie SOW orrN
s. HHe<
E6tgNt
tas
tu EEGtfE~
t#Af IfaNtE.
An s as Al
NONE BUT PURE
Nediines and Drugs Kept.
OYSTERS I oYSTERSl
/ Edc Baltimore 0sfsfcy.s.
I Wauuel vsIl na-a Ksss. stt2ttpsr aauga
sae a' tae DRUG STORE
4 Dust re1rs3a n. pus s.sro
! T TnELAEersr sssorrurNror
Ha@ -
/ ANO FANCY ARTICLES
| Ever brought 70 MS place. nso
Toy ASn cuupEns hooks
PISTOLS PISTOLS +
~ at0lers ana singled barrel P,t..l. ala. y.
tAHe cartridges ~ sale q Gle
DRUG sroEE
e. +. ORyIS, TOWN AGENT.
NosG BUT THE REST Liquors WILL M
KErTnho
DRUG sToRE
CONCENTRATED LYE. fagmaEirF Sgsr ,,a-
n coy "agtu % oia vii. make % gallons 81 aatn
, =" ''s DRUG STORE
= W.EET cnEGl sulphIts Of lame f5r tsog,sg
~ elder The year round For sale at the
DRUG STORE. |
RunAsi Bo0Ksi Books ordered hy t.prsas
- AAa soid at regular prices, - the
---..--------.----- DRud STORE
~ MILY DYE ooLoRs,--a frc.b h,
For sale At the DItiig sropp
nEAKE's PLANTATION BITTFRs ~ ne
- DRUG STORE.
- w hAAif NIiihNEAs, for sale AZ
= = we DRUG STORE
YEEs CHERRY PEoToRAI. for sale n me
DRUG STORE
NEW Lot or PERFUMERY AND ToIrpr
y ARTICLES 81 the DRUG STORM
NoY GAMES, PERFUMERY,
Please call and look at them.
VIE NEW PERFUME called the
Lincoln Bouquet"
For sale OF the DRuG sropp
LARGE ASSORTMENT oFFANoY TOILET
ARTICLES at tho
DRUG STORE 4
VIE CHOICEST C0NFECTI0NARY.
At tho
DRUG STORE.
EEOsENE LAMPS AND ClIMNEYs.
BEST QUALITY, at the
DRUG STORE =
,PANEsE FISHING RODS for sale nj The
DRUG STORE
AIN OF THOUSAND FLOWERS. for sale
~ tle DRUG STORE n
isflLlED DEW, FOR THE COMPLEXION,
" the DRUG STORE.
Az WATER, VERY FINE, at the
DRUG STORE.
NNCY SMOKING TOBACCO. at The L
DRUG STORE. -
AzZARD's RIFLE POWDER for sale al tho
DENG STURE.g -
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So. &25. S25. s25.
a atliuLhRslllp in Bryant q stratton's Com
me'eial Colleges for sea Enquire at this oHec.
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SpECTAL NOTICES.

ADoNiRh5I LODGE, r. & A. M
" ag'eNt regular communication THURSDAY
I " \ Evening, January 9th 1sC4
r G. EGGLEsT0N, Secretary
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II G.2s.HnT o.

ALL INRolLED PERSONS In the town o.
manchester between the ages Of 90 and 40 years
who hosa any physical defect disease or malror.
nation which renders thcEl1nable 50 perform'mil.
liary a'y, are requested % appear before DR. Geo.
l.. Is, at Factory Point and yet his certificate 10
that fleet III important that an persons who
ore sot military saiIeeta,should comply with this
real'st as the quota Of the town Is lcsscncd by cy
er} reduction in the number Of citizens enrolled.
T. W. IIOYT, First scloetman.
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During his time We do no recall
but SIX canton lost to The Federal
.--the battery taken from Gillem, in
laM lenne.aan.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03

80 ehfH aga CAB. 81 Seer Ian
us - Aear y aaassssr. l4 saerslsn t0
e1i AZ Little Bpe River y g,eaah.
So.
- - ~ b'e nlas BiyaF fy ritassnttu
Oct = a. NuuaesE IeaH ID Gslsia 6
OF y AZ Flgnsath &. BY Navy
het AZ poealur AiA % Thamss
AeF - Al lasksan Miss by Cauhy
Aos g Al Stony Cnett b. Gregg 2
heF Z. Ties Il GetrelA. b 6frmau 81
Dec l5-l1 10 Iesuess@s, b. Thomas ii
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4sQ11a 0af Hoiiay gffaiee has e.
fereuce. 30 repeated G1arr n e.
'auF days rfs c9Bh a. liuk D.
might Dos seniara aaoJher the $50
mashs - eme sfe efuWue8 with
anything ase ihs success uhieA has
attended lbasa aN ea5ei No either
cgfstsTsaaaia " il encc TIE
comnea ment fie usf bsE BEEN -
productive q gog rall 30 re- I'm
ion eapte q ue eHeeFi tAa Summer q
1901 eher NielslBre aa3 laa lla4.
soa wefe taken. and GsgysHure eoa
10 those ~ hafac and broa4 sI.s
say Nc car never abiae l4e rJb .oa
loot e he following. among other re-
sulis IT two mcaibs WORK
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-01-03
BOOTS and SHOES.
latest fashion

bCo and SIIOE S.
latest fashion.
Ladies and Misses Glove Kid Balmoral Boots
Ladies and Misses Pebble Calf do do
Ladies and Misses Kid Bal. and Congress
Ladies and Misses Cloth Bal. and Congrcss
Children and Infant Shoes, every variety.
Ladies Leather Travelling Bags.
Willow Cabs, Willow Cbild's High Chair,
Willow Child's Rocking Chair,
Willow Nursery Chairs, Fancy Cabs,
Boys Carts and Wheclbarrows.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-23
sEgaa VI Is u u G. @ z e. ca 2 GTE G 4 G, G.
Kentucky Legislature.

FRANKFoRT, ,Ky..i 'December IA
The Senate today. by'a vote of twenty.
two yeas to twelve nays, passed the
House bill removing the disabilities
from persons engaged ill the rebellion.
The House, by a vote of tity.seven to
eight, passcdth bill reported by the
Committee on the Judiciary, pardoning
all persons who have committed treason
against the Commonwealth. The
House repealed the Act. approved the
22d Of February, to provide n civil
remedy for injuries done by disloyal
persons, not, however, to affect its pend.
ing action. SO s,5a ~
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THE CHHRIsTKAN INDEX.

PY the First Of October, or as soon as
I'D the mails are re-establishcd. will re-
new the publication of the 'CHRISTIAN
lNDEX" and the ,"CHILD'S INDEX9 Ihave
been publishing
Price Of Index" per annum :: So 90
Price Of "Child's Index" e: so
Money may be remitted at once, as my de-
termination is positive. My desire is to Sc
cure large subscription list with which. to
begin, and issue this prospectus that sub
scribcrs may have time to forward their re-
,mittances. - .t5
Il 1t is my intention 10 issue first class pa
pers, and no pains or expense viii be spared
to secure that end. The best writers and
correspondents will be secured, and the
highest religious and literary talent will be
given to the papers, The CHILD'S PA
PER will bo profusely illustrated and will,
in every sense, be made to conform to
new title.
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"The North Carolina Guardian.s

THNHE undersigned win issue, commencin,
"A on the first day Of January, 1866, in
the city of Charlotte, N c., q daily and
tr-weokly newspaper under the style and(
title Of ''THE NORTH CAROLINA GUAR
DIAM" which shall be devoted especially to
the dissemination Of the latest news. and
the guarding, with an eagle eye, the inter-
ests of the State under the Constitution. and
in conformity with the laws of the United
States.
There will also be issued, from the same
Office, weekly paper under the style and
title of "TIIE CATAWBA WATCHMAN."
The terms for the DAILY GUARDIAN will
be,sfor one year, $500; six months, $4.00,
three months, $3.50; any less time $l.00
per month. aHf
The TRf-WEEKLY GUARDIAN will be sup
piled to subscribers ct $500 for twelve
months; $500 for six months; $1.75 for
three months, and seventy-five cents per
month for any less time. .tsis>
Ordinary advertisements occupying not
more thar ten lines Zone sqnare,) will be
inserted in either Of the above publications
at seyenty-fve cents for the first insertion
and fifty cents for each subseqnent insertion.
| Larger advertisements in exact proportion.
oaLibeEal discounts will be made for con-
| tract advertising. tlt
! 1.-THE WEEKLY WAToRSAS viii be furnish-
ed TO Subscribers at So. per 4annum, single
copy, and to a club Of Ave fer $3.50, to n
CLUB Of ten fop S1250, and to n club of
twenty for $4,000, with an extra copy to
the getter up Of clubs.
All orders should be Addressed to .l
s1'.,"9s 9'a .'., Z. .,5, J. e. BRITT0N,
aa Editor and Proprietor "Guardian,"
i3stS ,iJfa ia. Sd n, Charlotte. N. C.
/ BsB- EditorsYill confer afavor by giving
the above, with this note, a few insertions,
ut least, in their publications, and entering;
the "NoRTH gARoLIsA GuARpIAsn upon
their exchange lists. i5 j. e. 3.
December 6, 1866.
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At Private Sale.
For Salo.
Winnsboro' Female Seminary.

REV. a. G., STACY, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL. ,
Assisted by accomplished instructors in all
- the Departments.
rHNIE first Session will begin on Thurs.
day, January 4ih, 1866, and end the
18th Of May.
The Second Session will begin May 2lst.
and end October l2,h, with two weeks vaoa-
'tion in August.
Rates of Tuition for First Session, or half
year payable, one half in advance, and the
residue at The expiration of the frst half Of
the Session, say 10Th Mnroh .ti 20. r.,.
Collegiate Department. $50 90 to S22 90
Primary Department., Sec. No. l,H, IL 90
Primary Department, Sec,2, 10 90
Contingent Fee, OO
Music on Piano, 20 90
Use of Instrument, t#Ilf ar. g %
Latin, Greek, or French, each m is 90
Drawing, Sl6 90. Pointing in Oil, 20 90
PHI, ,aetic Short .haadWriina, F", 10 90
Z Vocal Music, no charge.
! These charges will be reckoned in specie,
hut payment may be madei paper Curren ,
cy or in provisions. at the rate which is
customary att the limo, Of settlement.
The Instiutidh win be conducted on the
plan Of our best Female Cclleges-+the same
icasses4Ythe same studies, etc.
fF Those who complete the course will re-,
!ceiye q graduating certificate.
particular attention will be given to the
children in The Primary Department. WI
r Persons desiring board should eommuni-
cate with the Principal. s talN 8tg 4
I For further information, apply 80 'l%. 81
s4S3i lta Sse = A.eG. STACY, Principal
dee 14'65 ~ & Winnsboro,S. @. =
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Family Groceries.

fVOEST, Black and Green Tea. Fine and
I'D Coarse Sugars, Liverpool Salt, Wheat
Flour, Fresh Batter ana Lard. Onions.
Irish Potatoes, Bbls. and Kits Mackerel,
Pickled salmon Biscuits, coda, Pickles,
Spices, Herrings, Mustard, Vinegar, Petro.
leum Oil, Nails, Tubs. Bacon Sides and
Shoulders. k . ss.aE
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Notice.

NIL persohs having demands against Tho
IN i estate of Sarah Pickett, deceesed, are
hereby requested to present the samoi to,the
executors OF her will, Within thfee.months
properly attested; and those indebted 10
said estate are requested To- come forwerd
and phy the amounts seyoraiiy due by them,
within a, reasonable time ,e. 80
". y. " N 9oSaSEA aSyHgARF, I, 4 3Erors. !
5 nov 2S65--1aw3
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From Washington.


WAsulNGroN, D"c lS.-Tho House
is still anxious for light upon the Mcxi.
can question, The President has again
been requested TO furnish Information. AS
to the steps Macmillan has taken tose.
cure recognition from, us, and what re
ply hes been made. .s,..,,q
Theornmors in circulation for q day
or. Two concerning the departure of NJ.
Montholon,b the UFrench MmsteE are
gradually assuming shape and credibili.
ty. He has been in New York several
days, and those in position to know as.
sert that he has broken off the entente
corqiale, ahd has no intention Of return
ing to the capitol until he ascertans the
wish uf the Emperor He has dis
patched M Faverhcy, Secretary Of the
French Legation, as specialmossenger to
Paris to report the threatening aspect Of
affairs here. Mr. Stewards reply to
Napoleon's request for tile recognition Of
Macmillan, andthe. action OF rhc Honsc
~. ,,,',
oaoh oon.;a.,oa Il, .,,,;,tah, t uon
+,s,o,s ,T,,.,,,y,.. a,,.tr,,3',.da .,1;.; :,
1,u,,,aL 80, nl,s W.
cn,u ,n'na., ts,s, pa.,. l,,sta =, =,
II, M Ic ~:
,>o ..,o N,no,,,o,, 1,,... Il, 5;,,,axc.u
1 ,', ,oo;l,dyi !,
rho.o .,,r, ,oo,,M
- oxo;,o ,,,a s,;.h,o,, ,,,nra,,a..;o ~
-, tbo mar, oe tho Wo,,orr ~ n,.r y, l,ssr l,,ers of
Co,nu,grress ' r I.
5gu .aftD,.y ..eaylh
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TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY TONS OF FREIGHT

through the canal without difficulty, as
they were built expressly for the trade.
They arc fitted up with STATE ROOMS
and, BETHS capable Of accommodating
thirty five passengers. Every attention
will he paid to the comfort of passengers,
who will not be suhjectto the Inconvenience
of transfer to other vessels, but will be ta-
ken through direct without change.
The tables Of the steamers are lbefally'
supplied with the best ,the market affords.
Families travelling will find it to their in
terest TO take this line, as they will thereby
escape the danger and discomfort of n sea
route. and the fatigue of railroad travel.
On the 18th Of December next, if the
business of the line warrants it, tho steam
er WILLIAMS will be put on the route, and
tri-weekly trips will DO made.
For freight or passage apply to WHIT
FORD, DILL & CO, New Berne, N. C.
DAVID WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
nov 21'65
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The Newberry Herald,

PUBLISHED At NEwpERRY O. H., 8, o.,
}0 iBYT, f s. r.. III. GRENEKER. ..
TNERMs, 81. so for SIX months. either in
IL CURRENCY or provisions. Payment re-
quired invariably in advance. I4JFaSfit
Advertisements inserted at $l.50 per equars
for hrst insertion, y for each subseaueti in.
sertionl Marriage notices. Funeral invita-.
tons, Obituariesl and ,Communications Of psrs
sonal Interest charged as advertisements. 'lls
oct 2466 4 ait ~ - ttvft faBFsOE 'iI 5te
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The ''hiId's Delight.

Money may be sent by Express or other
wise If by Express, at my risk, if the ex-
press receipt is sent me, on the resumption
of mail facilities. o, - gs.8e.q. >.
My connection with the firm Of j. W.
Burke & Co... is dissolved, but will estabs
lish nm office in Macon, Ca, where commu-
nications maybe addressed g.., ~ 4.
.L-...l. SAAIuEI, ROYKIN. y
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thing of this sort prevailed nearly cverv,
where. In too many instances, it is
feared, they are the greatest hindrance
IN the work Of reconstruction. All men
OF standing and influence were outspo.
ken IN fayHfr Of complying with any de.
mands the President might consider ne.
cessary for their restoration. Slavery,
State rights. and secession they admit
to be settled against them irrevocably
and Forever. Their desire now is to re.
turn to the Union in fact as well as IN
name, and devote the balance Of their
lives to repairing the ravages Of war.
They have been strengthened in this he
hef by the express or implied promise Of
those having them in charge: The sum.
ming up ofGencral Grants observations
inclines him to the belief that the South.
ern people almost unanimously desire n
speedy ,re.admission to their old pos
estates in the Union, and that their
professions Of future LOYALTY and good
behavior are honest and sincere.
ttuy .E
1tis said that the Emperor Napoleon
q short time since addressed a letter
direct 20 the Secretary of State, asking
for the recognition by the United States,
ofMaHimilian's Government AS Govern.
ment de facto The ground npon which
he based his request was, that it had
maintained itsolt for nearly two years.
and was therefore entitled to such recog-
milton. Itis sa,d that the Secretary Of
State has replied to the note, and that
he emphatically declines to accede to
the request and gives at length the
reasons therefor, He denies that it is
Government de facto that the whole
people of the United States are pledged
against any such recognition. If there
was any ground for it which there is
not.
Gen. Logan has finally declined the
Mexican mission. His reason for taking
this step has not been made public
bn it is understood 20 be- two.fold.
First, he does not like the policy which
the Government have marked ont sec.
ondly, he is going to ihake fight for
the United States Senate in Illinois IN
place of Trumbull
~ leading Congressman from New
England, says Washington special,
had an'interview with the President on
Saturday, 9th instant, when the latter
expressed his belief that Congress and
the Executive could harmonize on n
plan of Reconstruction. The President
however, expressed his fears that, under
the lead OF Mr.. Stevens, the House
would take position which it could not
hold. rs
su1anns.nRsnz1zEga1ssz ,z,,s,,
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JON KING q CO..

Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
~ ROCERIES, Provisions. Flour, For
VI eign and Domestic Liquors and Ci-
gars, Crockery, Hollow-Ware and Glass
ware.
1000 Sacks Liverpool Salt to arrive.
No. 8S Hasel. Street,
nov 9'65--3m . Charleston. 8. C. i.
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PIONEER and COMMODORE ADAMS,

MAJ ILL leave New Berne for for Norfolk
w on TUESDAY Of each week at s
O'Clock, a. NJ, connecting with the different
lines Of steamers for the abov" named
points. On and after the first DAY Of De-
cember next they will leave on Tuesday and
Friday of each week, making semi-weekry
trips. Shippers of Goods will receive every
facility and accommodation for the trans
portation of the same, rs arrangements
have been made with the different compnp-
panies to forward goods to this line Mt low
rates and without delay. Each of these
steamers are capable Of carrying
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MI. ZION INSTITUTE,
WfNNsBORo', S. C.

TIME exercises of this School will be re-.
n sumcd the lst Monday in February
1896 Ia,rnS
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Naw YoRK, December l9.-Wr.have
Liverpool dates per steamer Scuba"
to December ,sll. Sales for The week
$4,000 bales, principally for export and
speculation sMiddling Orleans at 2l3,,
advanced during the week 4 al, closing
quiet ii il o. aat0astos
Breadstuffs and provisions quiet.
Tie King ofBelgium is dead.p5 il.Ri
;lGepeFal Grant had a protracted in.
tefviewiwith the Presidentthis morning,
and communicated TO I'm the result Of
his observa.iohsfluring his recent trip
through Virginia North Carolina,
South Carolina and a portion Of Geor.
gia. 0iHe gas everywhere receivedtwith
tokens of personal respect, and none
weremore forward,in snth manifestations
than the, leaders m5the late rebellon.
Tie discoptented who staid at home
during thowar and theywomen are our
bitterest enemiesb4s The labor oues.
ton lisstill iman unsettled condition. A
large majority ofthe negroes arein com.
pafative idleness, and nearly ali refuse
to make or. reney0 contracts filF after
Christmas. In some 4ocafiHes Che ne.
groes religieusly believe a lgedefdl divi.
SION ofproperty is TO take place at dat
; time, and "a vague expcctuslpnsoft oftssomci
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-12-23


Il sumcd the lst Monday in February
1886. aIH - ,rnS
OFFICERS.
G. a. WOODWARD, Principal
Row. W. p. DUB0SE, A. NJ,
w. NJ. DWIGHT, Assistants.
Terms per session, payable half in ad-
vance, tho balance at the close of the scs-
sior.
Beard with Tuition in all the ).
branches except Philosophy, Chem
istry and French, 500 90
Tuition of day sch GLARS in The
classical or higher English and
Mathematical Departments, a25 90
Tuition in other branches, from S10to 20 90
Course of Chemistry or Philoso- l
ply, &c CO
French, 10 90
Contingent charge for each pupil, l 90
Payment required inspccic, or its equiva-
lent in currency. at the time of settlement,
G. a. WOODWARD, 81,
Principal.
dec l9'65-tf u.e.