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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-08
THE CONGREGATIONALIST
A religious newspaper for the family.
ENLARGED.

The Congregationalist has been enlarged to
eight columns per page, is now printed upon new
and open type, easily cad. Hereafter more time.
thought, work and money will be expended upon
all It's departments. 1t will receive new editorial
ylgor, and its selections will be made with great
er care. Items Of interest in the departments of
literature and the news Of the churches in other
lands will receive more attention and take reg
ular place in its issues, and careful summary of
missionary intelligence will be published on the
Friday preceding the monthly concert In each
issue we shall furnish a careful summary Of the
news of the week, from able pen, occupying
from one to two columns, and arranged under
different heads, constituting at once a valuable
and attractive feature of the paper. Those who
have no daily paper, or who have no time to read
the details OF news, can obtain from this summa-
ry an intelligent view of the progress of events
We shall! also endeavor to make our poctical and
juvenile departments increasingly valuable. In
the genel al department of religious intelligence
1t Is sufficient to say that the paper viii sustain
the pre-eminence it has already attained! In
short, we design to make the Congrcgationalist
as much more valuable to our denomination and
to all than it has been, as the most liberal outlay
in every department, guided by our best efforts,
shall be able to make it. Among our special con-
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''SpectatOr,' Washington Correspondt.)
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Joint resolutions III relation to the recon-
struction of the states recently in rebel
ION against the United States.
Resolved, That it is the sense of the
general assembly Of this state, that in the
reconstruction of the governments of the
states lately in rebellion against the GOV
eminent and authority of the United
States, the moral power and legal author
ity vested in the federal government should
be exercised to secure equal rights with
out respect to color, to all citizens residing
in those states, including herein the right
Of elective franchise
Resolved, That the secretary of state
Is hereby instructed to transmit copy of
these resolutions to the President of the
United States, to the Governors of the
several states, and also copy to each
of our Senators and Representatives in
Congress. who are hereby requested to
present the same to both Houses in Con-
9reSs.
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IT E E t Ii : TEETH :,
DR. GEO. ". MILES. DENTIST

After very successful practice Of twa yy.r,
and half in Lynaon, would return has >iuc,re
THAI l. the citizens Of this. and the aGio;,
TOWNS, Tor their LIBERAL patronage and S.;.s 5-
And he hopes On = str = attention L. hGSiu,s- q.
merit continuance OF Tie same.
lie IS using the ra,raai-e9 Ru55tr, waie.
meets with such universal favor. as a ;asr i.r
Artificial Teeth: bat costs not half a uusa
as gold He trusts he do ms work ~ - -.
and knows be can cheaper than any other dC,.tiSt
IL tins vicinity Owing u ms situation ii> a.
Penscs are iT1filng compared with thoSe j., ls,-,-
places and a. lie wishes 10 introduce as ID ok
he can afford 20 work cheaper. aid l., dec, T..
As proof OF The above. al are invited - al.
examine specimens Of work, enquire ,iiceS. &C.
Ether and ehloroforra adrniui~t,se8- Tea "a
amlned gratis References furnished 4 --.l
assortment OF tooth brushes AID powders. Al
operations WARRANTED.
0ffoe al HIS Drug Store.
Lyndan. Feb I, lS65. -
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Principal Office and Laboratory Is Al the N T.
corner of SIXTH and COMMERCE Streets.
PHILADELPHIA where all letters for advice or bust
ness should be directed
He will be found there every SATURDAY,
professionally ga examine lungs with the Resrai-
Iome:er. fo- whi,h his fec i th.ee dollars. all
advice fee
In New YORK, - Ma. - BOND Street. ezery
TUESDAY. from = 4 ". Il 5 Pm
fn BOSTON, 3 SUMNER ST every WE'D
SESnAY frcm . In " At BALTIMORE.
NJ L.. los BALTIMORE ST every ether FRI
DAY.
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10y SPECIAL NOTICE

Through tickets and reliable information be procur-
ed OF the Great Western Railroad Agent Tor all points
West and Southwest Parties destined West will find II
Tor their advantage to call the Agent before purchas
ins tickets West. Tickets low by any other first
class This is the by whiC passengers
have have full view OF the magnificent scenery of NJ
AGARA FALLS.
Tickets via the above line be procured at all prnc
pal Ticket offices throughout the United States and of j.
D. GOULD Agent, ST. Johnsbury VT. 7. N. Derby
Eastern Travelling Agent, Ogdensburg n. Y. Thomas
Swry lrd, General Manager Hamilton. Z. W. James
Charlton. General Agent. Hamilton, & W. VIM. r. Kim
ball, Travelling Agent Bellows Falls, VT tljan66
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Joint resolution, asking al appropriation
by Congress to endow female colleges
in the several states
Resolved, by the general assembly of
the state OF Vermont That our Sena-
tors and Representatives in Congress be
and are hereby requested to use their in
tiuence to procure donation of lands bv
Congress to enllow female colleges in the
several states.
Resolved. That we hereby invite and
Urgent recommend the legislatures of the
several states to cooperate with this state
IN procuring from the federal government
a grant OF lands for the aforesaid purpose.
Resolved, That the secretary of state
be and he is hereby requested to transmit
a copy of the foregoing resolutions to each
of our Senators and Representatives in
Congress, and to each of the legislatures
OF all the loyal states
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Ephraim JeWett'> Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court. held at ST.
Caledonia District, bloomsbury. within and Tor said
district. Oh the 22i day of November. A u ISIS.
Instrument purporng 10 Je the last and Tesla
met OF Ephram Jewet late OF ST. JOnrsrury lin said
district, deceased being presented Ia the Court by
William W Thayer, the executor therein n.Ined for
probate
II is ordered by said court, that all persons concerned
therein, lie notified appear AT session OF said court l.
be holden at the Probate Office III St JOhnbury the
9Th da, OF Dec, 1865. and slew cause, any they
have, against the Probate said WILL which purpose
IL IurIher ordered that copy OF the of this order
be published thr weeks successfully in the CALIFORNIAN
printed AT St Juhsbury previous said time appointed
for hearing.
ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate
true copy of record Attest,
.S-su ASA l.. FRENCH, judge of Probate
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Joint resolution pertaining to the Sanitary
condition of the state.
Resolved by the senate and house of
representatives That the Governor of
the state is hereby authorized and request
cd to confer with members of the medical
profession of this and other states, with
regard to the approach of the threatening
epidemic scourge, the cholera, and take
such measures as will, as far as possible,
prevent It's approach to our state.
Concluded on 2,M page.)
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Sutton aud Rripate Salts.
EARM FOR SALE

L N u q A 6 IL A M.
The subscriber offers for sale the farm on which
he now resides situated in the east part of Peach
am. II miles from Greenbank's Factory. five
miles from Barnet, and contains Us acres of land.
On the premises is good house, two good
barns, large apple orchard, and good sugar
place it is under high state of cultivation and
we'll fenced. Any one wishing to pnrchace a
good farm at good bargain, will do well to ex-
amin this property before purchasing elsewhere
HARVEY BLANCHARD.
Peacham. Oct 9 7ltf
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE!
The subscriber offers his Farm for SALE stu
atel in the north part of the town, about two
miles from the railroad. Said farm contains
$50 Acres of Excellent Land,
well divided well watered with running water at
hoase and barns. There is an excellent Sugar
Orchard Of SEQ trees, also good apple orchard
Buildings good and in good repair house nearly
new. The above farm will be sold at bargain,
nd terms of payment made easy. For further
PARTICULARS Inquire of the subscriber OH the prem
ises.
WILLIAM WARDEN.
Barnet Sept. 20, 1865
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{ CRAFTS 6. WILLIAMS

y Successors 10 - " Eunaexrll \ c..
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Drugs. Medicines, Pants. OILS, Dye stuff. ~.
nlstes, Window Glass. Manufacturer
articles and Chemicals.
Agents ivr Forest River Lead Co..-NySti, Lead d. -
French aud American zinc
Druggists. PeriumerS' ana Liquor nc-leT,' 4,
bels, IN the greatest variety
J. /. HCNSE~kLL'S CELEBRATED REMEpIls
IL viii De our determination 10 MANI he r,,f
II Ibis cd Dra- and PAiilI Establishment ils --
patrons Ale respectfully asked c.at truauce 80
patronage and AZ are ilyiei 10 cal ~ III & Ola A
, ana o COMMERCIAL WHARF BOST
arrsIHEA
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-12-08

Tie history IF Er. Soheack's crn case, and
how he ras cured Of Coasnnai.tioR.
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ten tbn bsrau8 uno m%ibbanOeIten Jpn auf firds
le1l'ne gSeiie, iuie e~benfaIIs einen NripatsBOIie
3lten, 9tamens Bud.
Sn Der 8pIi1en3eit' mar 9la6ri6t nab Der
na@ltea POlt5eiftatiOn seIonat, bod ebe bic goe
.B'l1en pereeltameu, batten fib bic lnoreifer
perelfs %entfernt, no6bem fe BON ben berbeioss
eIlten Srauern cine ti&tiae 9rioelinppe ere
balter. Ste rerpunoeten MomSipa rr,,rno,
map Dem St. Solepbs SUipital sebradt.
Orel Perlonen, 9tamens Charles SenberSon
WIllIonl Qunter uno Gonrao G8ber murben ouf
Die Gntlage perbaftet, Oub Ie bel ben Mnorifi
betbeiligt aeweien Iino.
9err Hthter ben man @nfanos [ebensopz
fdbrIi6 perlebt slaubte, befanO Iid oe1terr Of.
mas better t,no tptro bCffentlid nit benz Qeben
oaoon tpntrnen.
(9er Oroen Der O6o Seloms.) Sn Der
pOrseitrigen Sibung Der t9ennipluanilden
@roB=2p9e Der Obo SeIopS muroen ~Iolsenbe
ItatiltiI6en Qnoaben beri6tet:
3abl Der 2pgen 80. 3abl Der @inpeibun-
gen 532. 3uriidsewieien II. 3u9ela6en
auf &arten Al. Wieoer uufgencmmen 81.
Sulpenoirt 1O7. 9lusgetOben Z. Mitglie.
OeC 9eIlDlpeH %. UIAYlleUtL uNltIIlIPt tOI'
8eripittpete Sanilien unterltiBt 35. @e:
Iammtsl 1nterltIbungen $17,426. @elammt.
Sabreseinnabne $32,861.
WbiluOelpbia SurnsemeinOe.) 9lm MOn.
tag Nbeno fano in Der Surnbale, go. Bic
glObIe etrube, Die idbrli6e 8eumtenpabl fiji
bic Surnsemeinoe itatt. gS tpuroen gerpablt
u. 8. @eiie fir 1. Spre3er, SObn Weber fiji
g., q. 2re6sler 1. uuo 8. 5ranfe 2. S3rift
mart, s. Sobn, S6ubmeiIer, 8m. aaiier 1
unO S. 9eder 2, 9urnpart, g. Siebling 1. II
Gmil 8ebr 2. 3eugpart, @baS. 9Ortin9er
8ibliptbetar, @uftuu Biener 8udbalter.
@dbreno beS perflOIenen Subres AuurOel
121 Mitslieoer uufsenOmmen, unO sibtt ies
Die @emeinoe oeren 29O; i'm 9tenit Der Ser
CT. @rmesn befinoen li6 9e9enwdrti9 nod "a
Sic @eIangzS ettion Sdblt Is Wlit9lieoer, mi
Die bel @uSbru6 Oes ariegeS pertuste S6i
senzS sttiOn 1T in Der REORGANIZATION besrifen
gtabe3u 800 &naben, i'm Sitter BON 6 bis Il
Sabren, belu4en bic felt 9lnfane gtpril tpieOe
ins 2eben 9~erufene Surni6ule. Die 8iblip
tbet entbdlt 308 8dnbe.
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@mrDpGiitbe Na6ricbten.

Ser @unarbz9 ampfer vGuba", ami 6. Wlui
BON QiperpoDl uno am Z. BON Queenstown ab=
aefabren, tam am 16. in Stem y0rt an.
Gnslanb.
Momiral SisrOp besing am 80. gtpril SeIbit>
moro.
Sic Bill beS Scr. 8uineg sur Gusbebnuns
bes StimmreGte5 nuroe am 3. Wtat i'm Inter
bars beiprOden.
9ie Shines" freut iid iber ben gmpfan9
BEG neuen brIttii6en @eiunbten Bruce bel Yrd-
Iioeut Spbnlpn, uno leitet aus ben babel 9ez
mebieIten &eoeu einen S9llB auf elm Scribe,
Iteben freunoI6aftli6er @erbdItniie 3wii6en
beioen Nationen Der.
8erIammlun9en bes ensl. @Olfes gum Nus<
1pru9 BON 8eileio fir oas arnerit. 8Olt pe9en
grmorouna ieines BrdfOerten pauertenfin allen
@esenoen Gn9l1no'S fort.
Sranfreid.
Sim 3. Mai puroe i'm Corps 2e9islatif iiber
bas Contingent Der Mrmee fit 1865 oebuttirt.
0ie Oppcltipn perIanste cine 8erminOerIng,
nur SbierS iprad fir cine 8eibebaltung Der
Stdrfe Der @rmee.
Ser &ailer lanbete anl 3. Wlai in &l9ier unr
ipuroe pom @rlt NIT 9rOBem Subel cmpfanget'
StaIien.
SEM Gerii6te BON elmer 8ereinbarung sptz
i9en benz 8apite unb @ietor emanuel miro pis
berIpro9en.
Ser 86uig puroe ami 5. Wiai in Slpren5 erz
partet uno iOllte NIT 9rOBen Setli4teiten EN-.
pfan9en weroen.
ScmtfdIane.
Berlin, 3. Wtai. 8ei Der 9eitrisen lle'
berrei6uus Ter 8eileiOs~ NOreiIe Der Nbgepro.
neten oanfte Der @eIanote Der Ser. Staater
Nan,en8 Der Unions 8esieruns uno Oes @oIte&
fir bic Sbeilnabme Der Witslieoer elmer 10 bod:
itebenoen uno in ieber @eile 70 aussesei9neter
Ser ammlung. St betla9te ben sroBen 8erluit
Der @merita our6 2incoIn's SOB getrUffen, bOt
bas srUbe geroienft Der 9euti6en in 9lmeritc
UNI bic l1nions ia4e berppr uno perIi9erte, Nne.
rita neroe ME pergeIen, mas 9euti6e fir iein'
SADIE 9etban. 9e8 StaatsietretdrS Sewart
8efinoen iei better 9etpprcen, fem SOB piroC
Elm fait 10 GROCER 8erIuit fem tpie Der 2incpln's.
9ur9 2incoln's Sob tperoe feline @erdnoerune
in Der 8clitit eintreten. 2incoln'S sr66tes Ser.
bienit iei, baB er Der treue @plftreder oes &plf8.
pilIens 9etpeIen. Der @uItswille iei berlelbt
9~eblieben uno olio Gerdnoeruu9en ni6t gu be.
flr&ten, ba Der iebise 8rdlioent, 5err SObniOn,
Elm III tangent Sffentlibem 2eben pObI9eprlftel
Stuatsmann iei uno NIT 2incoln susIei6 se.
pdblt lei.
Berlin, 5. Mai. Sic wi6ti9iten 8e.
%itimmunsen Der Militdrz8 crlage Der 3esierune
puroen perporfen, mOrauf Die W~iniiter ertldr.
ten, oaS iie ni&t ferner an Der Dissolution Spell
nebmen pollen.
9ie ~UfjieIe o@acsta" pom 5. Wai bring
cine 8erprbnung fir bic Rdumung BON Sar
9ominso bur9 bic ipanii6en Truppen.
4OrtMgal.
Sic Gprtes faBten am 4. 0iat 8eiIeio8s8e
i6ll1e fir bas 8UIt Der Ser. Staten weger
Der @rmOroung bes grdfbenten 2incoln.
SeIsien.
Dtt Der GeiunObeit bes &0niss 2eOpOlo itani
e8 i6limn1er, uno Der 8rOnprinS Der Serjpg D
8rabant, mar am A. 0toi in Wtarieile an9e
tOmnen, nm ii6 na9 8ri1el 3u beseben.
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S~erefni9te Sfaafem
1870 81 nlethe.

a. Cl.E--E g.. z-Gnr Na~sa 10. q Onn ana A1Aa
=" Ds1"" !" Nr'" 90 T'OO,oVo'ooV D"
T. ~ @nIe'0e ~ am 81 ~e'rt 1000 OeenO'St prTeen.
Der Terfaai Der 3Pe'fsH Ser's %" DFe'q"nOet Dttl'Onen
saY'D~' :" D,s' 1aY'.n, DD"' ~ 'G1o w SS'opat'
snrn, 20 T0oou6n H6er gintrn.
,ar+ m:I1.non Sor hiefpr @eriensx
ami N, 10 Sos 6sute ipeniser ais 8weisuus
bert minionpn an nIocire, ffnb. Tie 2iuSen fub iebes
SaI6ia5r Gam Is. December unb AM Is. Suni) in g.
ct. Baeicroefb b,rd6 @ousOus ,ab[bar, tueI6 lettere elmer
jebea ObGisatiou beiuefitut ffnb uub pbne @6pierisfsi
a6eran in gooroerb rroeset+ ,r,rspu Ysnrpr.
Die 2insen betroos,
@inen Gent Der xco ron s;,,sr s5O s.o+s.
Spei Gents ssOe S.o+e.
S'1" $500 ssOte.
SO""5'S II - $1,000 geote.
vi" SOu"r " " II $4,000 0ote.
SIMMER tuitnIhcnSmerthrr.
Ute @eOelltOu 1T u~nterbradt unS bic 0,eujeruro bot Be.
re"S ~WtaBreseln %er9riffeu, IN, bic qusaobsr fl s6reY ors
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NH IN '7rer @'Senl3aft als SOrseriu unb sSufsrir Rom,
"'arls 6urndbu5'ePen'
D'e" NJ
Ole clnSi0c 2it1leihc IN NSc,ytc
tpel4e bic OfeSierurs pfferirt unb bubpt N;a,.s.
StebliuQSauleihe SeS O>ctrns
Die Gie6ens0 reistaer Soften fSrrsr -
~perOeu, mad 8elieben tes 9n6a5ers oeopn "S
8, ct. < 90 phaorn,on
I'm NoIA
ouf nerNer fo,s ON mx.o'."~a op"OS'
c.: .. ""S''""lU' "eF0eH.
al. p 90 o." w" S'V"ttH'
@,,+., n;64 h.a..... StuO'e"' counties ceer
f,na asu.,fr ; 49, -. @ u OS S'nen itO ebsue
Der gots ben setraa BON $500 Der a,N WV pi &,0ta'e rs
let, in ipsl4sm Safe nur Der us6eri6us ~Ssrfteusrt msr.
0s" mug ~'slsf n@itanO erROHt ben @srt9 tsrtatsn-
elm Bis trei Trp.ent Der 9,br.
gseuiosr ala ssoo.o 600 ooo h.r sSm ,s..
uutOrtiirtsn anlei9e fnO jsst i'm Dtattte, @as Der u.s.
aap%r Ds'Isa0sa an lq''sbeH' miro Ntsis @nunme Sinusu
8weif1 elm. granis trooeu. ,me "a S;sS.r ss %ss' e s |pas
49, N.Lso:u:.... ~"
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y GUnnecficut Eabaf u!

SIS Rifen Bic keinHeu DedtldtIer, aud so 8tfea nhbiati
nnb GlnInse bCr3hsli&tr Nuautttdt ~ pftne i'sbeH NM
Dfarirt gu btutsen @rtikn 4sa.
(uhra4) 81 gY&a1ee pIGee habe Srnfpr :
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Muaerifantftbe 1Sacbrtdbten.
Ser Nrpse6 Der Memcbelm1rber

9nDtol9eno 9eoen nlr etnet gerIht lber
Die Nusiugen i~uisenper 8eripnen, ioweit bie=
ielben 9rapireno iino. ~ t
.gaas.sr Capt. 9beo. Mc@opern.
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ti6 in Serbs Sbeatcr nit benz Rlden sesen bic
8ano Der Yrdiioeatenloge selebnt. ais elm
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trut 3 S6ritte Dor, nabm einen 4Sad @iiiten,
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pelde CT benz 3blrbiter bes 8rdiioenten rei4z
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Sang treten, Der CUR 99ose flbrt. Sd fab Ell
men wfonn aus cer Qoge alf bic 8lbne iprin.
gen. 5d oermas nidt 3u iasen, Oh es 8prtF
mar. g e iaif
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SG seb6re gum Dr9efter in Soros 9beater.
ATF Nbenb beS WorbeS tpar i6 int 3beater. Sd
9il9 blnter bic GUuliGen, ui1 ben Blbnenotree:
tcr tpe9en Der Mufflbrung zines nationalen@e'
iar9eS, ben i'd compDnirt uno Der gum Sdluht
ror9etra9en tter6en fo1te, 81 teben. NIs I'd
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Ser. CT, 9eppItprium
unb
Gjuupcrnements Glnleibes %9IgentIr.
Die s 4 . Ter { n ben 7-30 gtpten Nnt Ser8riten;
man lam list auf the 3 p etten Serten unsertstd"
men. Die 8lnlen auf ttsie ban beginner am 10. SAINT 1865.
Nuf Subftripttpnen, weiAe Dor bteIem Datum %itKSspen'
perben se Snterehen bis sun, Is Stunt bpraaS .eSIhIt
Die eep6balt4fn Commit OnssebI5reu werSsn SanteH,
Banauters unb unter. IGen Ell eIlaabt.
tnr,3O-S) 8. 6. NrrrtS, @alfrer.
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SIene GerieS,
$500, 10000
o. ct. Z SO Nnleibe,

$3OO,0OO,O 900
o. ct. + so Gnleibe,
,ablbar In bret Satrsn bon t%cn,msaoea Is. Stunt an
Sublcriptionen perpen iett ar9enoalmen
fIr bic
2tpette NSerte 80 yIotea,
Der erasn serte In jeOsr StnFat abnIt1 NIT aasnASn's Ss
Snterefen r,trten BEN Ea3t pr 5atitrtpttrn ali BIG gum
Is. Stunt pcrGuetsssRit. 20 q
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N~nictcrbocfcr NcDtuo Serll1ertlll9s'
0clcll6aft Don gtcip S0rt.
3weias Sureau in $50. t6 SeconbRr.,
Der pot ~sesenIber. 0
.8aorz Nttipa~ sur 9i6erIteIIllt9 ppn Pollee'''
Snbabern
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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-08-31
A N NOU NCEMENfS.
Nominations,

Mr. EDrTon The near approach of the
day appointed for the election of members to
the State Convention, yenders it proper for us
to consider who we shall select for that po-
sition. The declensions which have taken
place very much restrict the range of seec-
ton. at thisimportantjunc ofour affairs,
itisdesirable that those who are peculiarly fit
ted to serve thepeoplc should be called forth
know of no one suitable in all respects
than Mr.. WILLIAM r.. t..ROBERTSON.
His we'll known good sense, his moderation
of opinions. his business talents, his untir-
ing energy and practical sagacity, point him
ont MS man who can do us good service. I
therefore beg leave to present his name to
the people and feel satisfied that while
he does not seek the position his public spir-
it will induce him to- obey the mandate Of his
fellow citizens, who desire his services.
aug 22'65--te BRo&p RIVER.