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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
Law.
ROBERT. A. BILL

Attorney at Law,
oFFIcE VARS AND LOCUST Sis.
sa ON THEEU.
r WOULD INFORM MY FRIENDS AND
Il former patroas that / have opened . Law
once In the rooms formerly occupied BY the Pro-
vost Marshal. on Tkird str Ct. where will Be
pleased 60 meat all Who nay desire my services,
under the assurases that their business viii re-
esise proan2s and careful attention
will givs particular attsntiSn to the pFo@tcu-
lion Aud dsfsBos of causes Ia b Courts Of Taa-
dsrburgh aud adjoining counties, to Convsysne-
log. And the sxAmina lon o. tits 80 real estate.
my3l 3m s- So sE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

No-1or--As I intend to make a
change In my business, viii oEfer for
sale three marble-top Billiard Tables,
almost new. Anybody wanting 70 buy
viii end this good opportunity.
r ~ CHARLEs HAEsE,
junl5 Ia Saint Charles Saloon.
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- z isTBy Tslegrsph. 80 s
] RAILROAD REcRfFssrN. 81 p

ssi1 4a1 THaEE H4rT5, fnns rs fsss.
NJ. a. 4 sAra@ss: cd o' alaoibs4 sd a7ea.
Jaquass, " & Co. 4 hRhs. Eadsss 4RsuFs tcbacco
@ d Dixon boxes boots ? SsHnonins ~ boz e
boots L KEEPER, box hgs. Minor 4 D, 8 boxes
boots A , lAHssnces I box pis NOS Head n 7
bale sassting. Is hhds sEg-r; TuFPeE a Swath-
m-y.1 box boots; q Armstrong, Look p glsas !
MoT gan, Co, = bxs boots Warren G, box
gods; W Hughes a son, box piano. box P
B, bxs d gods. Ea.nsy. II & Co. bxs d
goods J a a COOLIDGE F~bpx d goods; Los
WsnthAl a CO. box D goofsi Wells, X = Gei I
s 10. ~ s s ~ K,s5 III ~. s sss' N,
D goods. A " sehradoF, 5z3 bdls paper, IS hxs
raistas, 100 coffee; Hel;ingsEorsh Bios, J crate
crNr kerry; Miller G A Co, ! bale sheeting; Street
4 9urtis. pieces marble }os
rs gnedl - A R0BBIEs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

Norfcg.-If c. ". Arthur will cal
on or address Messrs. Elliott & Co,
Memphis, Tenn, be can fud the where-
abouts Of bis mother, Mrs. Mary Ar
thur. 1uyI5=d3w.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
JAMES ID. SMITH & co.,
"a Pearl Street,
Orders filled with imme-
date attention. a
NOTICE.

ALL vAHDERBBRGH COUNTY ORDERS
n dFas ing Interest, which wsse endured prior
70 September lsH, 1854 wall b. redeemed ~ pre-
ssHting them to the County TT asurer. No IL ter
eat Aeerulng afsr this date VIII be pad,
4T1 LEROY GkBYsRT, T. v. Q. p
June 10. 1885. ...g.'raa leIe.d2'&w.t.
TTNHE BOARD or EQUALIZATION OF VAN
Il DEF burg County, viii held thSir anal sessions
on Moaday aud Tuesday, JuRs 18th and 2oth.
and hear aud de.erm ns ali complaints or grievah-
ess, thai BE- mads 70 ths As assmsnt Tor 1855.
go yICroR BIsCH, COaaty Auditor.
EpansvfiIe. Jaa. nth. 1865 jslsd1t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
COAL.

Hslmb0ldss Coneenfrated Extract
Brehu IL the Crest Dizrstic Heimbold,E Cor
eaakratsd Extrnct eaFkapAriIlA 10 the great Blood
PurtGsr. Bosh are prsp4re1 according 20 rules
81 PhaEwasy sn1 Chs1issry, ana- srs TIA 1sosf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
MEDICAL.
DIR. ]. 9. LOWER,

Physician e Surgeon. n
HAVING PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
In Evansville, onsrs hia probs4sienai services b.
the eitiEsns of Eeansvllla and vicinity. +ra-.
nB Ones and residence % Main street oppo.
site nsS Il. \. Dppot. lie viii - f0nnd - Brpazh.
toG Woods Drug Store, the oOfnsr % Third
and Main, from . = 10 o'oiaek q. -. sashdsy.
yis
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BOARDING.

A. rUmBER or DAY BOaRDERs AND A
n few iodgsrs can be accom- m0dat@d a. reasons
Bile terms, b. applying At Mrs. DannslPs, corner
Of Second aud Sycamore streets. tsi4-z~
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NOTICE.

Important Notice.
a IL PziEsoss HAvIsc CLAIMS AGAINST
"A TIE sfs4rasr D 3. CA1Dbsli, viii pysssns
tssm on board for psyneut. All claims E-.sasnt-
81 efsr the soth OF Augast wiil ~ oonsiNrss nciI
sne VOID. THAECIs PBATr. Capt.
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ss gay a. wal Iaii1sal t5 3
CINCINNATI
SILK: HOUSE!
JAS. d, SMITH q CO.,
WHOLESALERS
Silk & Millinery Goods
NO. "a PEARL ST.

We have just received a
very large accession to our
stock in scarce and desira-
BILE goods, such as Victoria
and Standard Hats, of ali
5sA. ~ adI .8ms' I9vsi V'o
u ua1lCI6s. vii.ue ssa oau 90 10
Flowers in CaFmine,
Rose, Buff and other choice
colors; Ribbons in White
Green, Buff, Mode, and all
shades most In demand, to-
gether with, a variety of
Straw Trimmings, Cords
and Tassels, Ornaments,
Jets. &c &c. 'Wal 10
We have determined to
offer to our regular trade,
very great. inducements in
Job lots of Bon aets, Hats,
Ribbons, Flowers. Laces.
Silks, ana general Mill
merry Goods, of which they
will do well to avail them
selves. 'a'Ssgs ? 4'a - 500
JAMES d. SMITH g. CO.,
"a Pear Street.
.a-.5Eol he ba-4 H
Orders filled with imme-
date attention. &c..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
MARRIED.

On Wednesday NOR, ing, June l4th, in Nation.
ulIpois, BY the Rsy. Mr.. Phillips, a The resi-
dencs Of the brides mother, ar Phil DEus-
NIB, Jr.. OF vineennss, lad, to MISS ALICE
HOLIDAY, Of Nation, III.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

(toREER Oh FIRST AND LOCUST sTREKrs.
with ali the improvements THIS ~ one Of the
most desirable business lotsin the city, and will
be sid on reasonable terms II application be
made 1T once lmy23,ig1 A. JOHNSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
TAKEN up.

DY THE UNDERSIGNED. LIVING IN GOOD.
ID ssilvfils, bout the 25th Of Nay, Red Gov
and Calf without any disflng sishiDg naark. The
owner ean have thsn b. eAlIing Aaa payins
charges. ~
jsis-f@ FRED ATHErDE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
no CONTRACTORS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIvKD
~ atshs Aud tors lice Until Monday, June Is,
fss Tor busisiBg two Abstmfass Ter Bridge
across WsgnSr Cre<k. In Perry township. AIso.
for building the woodsn ttrueturs Of aid br dEa.
al aeoordsog 70 plans I'd specin sstiops his in
my.afaos. VITO BisCH,
Jsl3 tls County Auditor.
DRoPosALs FOB BRICK WORK. cABPEN-
Il Ter york. Plasterfng and PAintlsg necessary
e anish the Loser atory Of the synAg0gue, 81
Be reostvsd up to tbs 18th day OF Jzns, - the
ofnes Of hurfnns Bod Architects, Whsrs the
drawings and Hp~oiee9tions Eau be ss~n@ Its
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

NN~~t 1865
MONDAY, JUNE isth.
ItA Pri5Sry lGlEis1. Miss FcrSyts. PrssOlpai.
So Prisas,.y Csgyysa' Ms. WARTS. Rrspsissis
lea rTi1.Ey gal.isD. Kiss GrssL rTssciFsl.
ssh Primary, Miss Moore, rriseir4l; NON > 70
lo54 oeiock o. IN "a
SO PvirsFy, Mas wsls. PsinarAi. and
sse PrimAry, Miss Tabor. FrinsipAi' fr0u ioal
ssh Punary Gsos.'l. Miss Ralsa. Prsssipsf.
from % 81 O'Clock ?. m.
"a = p PEis ? !sE NJ. Kur's gE,ssipss'
a fi,@aTy gR9ysfE Miss Hasa. rfsssiPAl
from 70 81 o'oiack y. M.
ist Primary lGiFis'), Minis Hawlsy. Principal
fron * 10 o'ctsek ,. N.
TUESDAY. JUNE soth.
let Boys intermediate. Miss o'ByFns, Prinei.
psis FROM 10 IL eel ek
= Beys' Intermeaiats, Miss Riddle. Prineipss
from % u e'eloek N.
los Girls intermediate, Mlss Grizsby, Prisci-
% Cir = la.sr@saiAts. Miss Dos, PriuoipAi
frsm 90 o'eleek ,. N.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE zlst.
"a blys, Grammar, Mr.. knight. Principal
from 60 u o'siock m.
"a Girls GrsmmsF. Miss CLARK. Principal
b. N % o'eloek p N.
t THURSDAY, JUNE 92a.
Let BSYs' Grammer, Miss nooksr. Principal
from 20 u o'eloek n O.
LIT diFts' Grammar, Miss Fisher PRINCIPAL
from 10 e'elook ,. N -
FRIDAY, JUNE S3d. z nl
High School, Mr. Parsons. Priuelpsl. from : "a
y o'eisek N, And ffsm ts 5 O'Clock ,. n. y
The examination Of candidates for adnnis.sun
into ths High seheol viii take placs 90 SATURDAY.
ynns 24th, In the Upper School HOUSE. Canai,
dates nass - pFessnt a. e'oioek sm aAf
The members Of the Common CoRacil, paFenfs
gaardisns. and frbrds % sducAiion, are invitsd
10 atfend.
The services viii commences promptly at tn
hour stated, and, 70 avoid inssrruptlon. Elsitsr,
are requested 90 Be present 81 the opfniuE
chlldrsa will 10th admitted ST zee =
Il. a wHEKLKR.
W. BAKER.
Rvsnsyili.. June ISsh. 1855. jsle.s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
FOR SALE.

A HOUSE ANN LOT IN THE CITY or
n Evansville. Can be bought for $500, On APP
piieatioo 70 5. Cock, Cocks gF0csfy. Mala street,
between sixsh and seVenth strsxfa. Jaig-iw
A NO CIRCULAR UATED
n q and near the mouth Of the Webash river,
ia Posey eouaty, Ind. One Of the best localities
for timber In the country. Always plenty Of
water for shipping humber 20 ths South. whers
there Is 81 ali times a good demand.
Not being able 70 devote my whols attention 20
the business, will sell the whole on reasonable
terms, will sell one-haif to apefAoncompstent
% TAX charge Of aud manage the mill For fur
Their particulars address l., r. o. Box $40, q
enquire Of J. 7. Bago, ExAnssiiis, HID. jel3i2w
A FIRST Rate MILoH COW. WITH HER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
RarasoIs.

A LARGE STOCK OF BINGHAM AND SILK
IA sun Umbrellas, and the largest stock o.
Parasols ever offered 10 tbs city. nov open at
sCHAPKER 4 BusSIEG'S.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
Business Lot FOR Sale,

A FIRST RATE Mich COW. WITH HEl
n Calf EBqulre at the Surveyors once. Jasrc
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19
Residence for Sale.

A sPLENDID SUBURBAN REsIDEHCH, or
n ave acres, within the city limits--a two story
brick house, with stable, 80, and fruits Of all
descriptions. VIII be sold low By
my25,tG A, JOHNSON.
A LARGE HOUSE, with 10 Foofns. IaFga cellar
n and all eonveBisnces, good location, admira-
bly, situated for boarding House. Price $4,000.
mh29,tf. AFJOHNsOH.
A LARGE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
n double tenement, two lots-will rent for
5000 per year. Price 5000. 8
mh2D,f A. JOHNSON.
L'IRsT CLASS BUILDING LOTS, ffonfip 4
II Biaekford's Grove, above Main Street, can be
had very low and on time, i am reserving rs Of
these lots for fac houses only, 20 be built by pnr
ohasers. mh29,tfl A. JOHNSON.
OK good DWELLING H0UsEs-Just anished
- s., 200 each. Inquire Of
mari DIR A. JOHNSON.
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WANTED.

TN FoRMATIOF-w WAITED.
u fhs undsrsfgned 10 anxious 70 and bis vile
Mrs. Lueinfa DodKen, and her sister = Mis-
Amanda WolrAven, who came 70 Evansville ron
Marietta. Ga. sonetims in November last, or IN
hrst Of December. Any inf9rmztinn conssrrinz
them, left With J. P. Elliott, Esasy Townshii
Trustee, will b grafefuliy received. -. 81
js7 W.0. DODekN-
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LOST.

OH FTRsr STREET., POCKET BOOK CoE-
jsls. ~ = 90 - 80
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SCHOOLS.
Kxanination nf Pnhlin achnnls

Examination Of Public Schools
tbs uSrERsIeSED. TRUSTEES or THE
Il fueitc echeols Of the city Of Evansville,
hershy REG meNt IT. Q. whssssx ard william Baker
iorner Trastes and Superintendent, 60 ccndWea
tie ArnuRt KxAmfnatioa "a elo.s ~. present.
term Of the schoois
ASA IeLKHART,
EMIL BISCHOF,
ISAAC cAsSKLBERRY.
Tvs AsSc1r Translates cf The Fuhiie
senooa OF TIE city Of kyNnsxfils yin ccmmenes
ca noneaya June latA. isSA, snA pEee@ed a. I'll.
lows, YiE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-19

CsCHAPKbR BUSTING ARE DAILY RE
- eeiyiug novslties IN DR. - Goods. ana are sell
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18

Remaining b tis credit June d. i6ss..... stnosf -
Estimates Of Qoarterinasters for purchase On Ise''
submitted " anu approved by him during ns 30 er- cc
NM a,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-18

Under the Law Of Jsy 4. ie6i t.lH Chime toi enl'
m ss hays been Gsd ip the hst division of tho guar
term aster Generals Office; Of those. 2.e2 have oech
acted on leaving ,3s2 not acted on Thh business
Increasing rapidly. ..s..,.
Cien. EiIn states. succinouy some OF the dimcuhes
attending lust decisions upon these claims oehsfsuy
hen t,s min ais lave been taken by Officers OF ohii
reference to the official records shows tns
M isTs bses pgQpVyH gsppgtea Aad AsSenptSa w.
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The Hon. w. w. Boyce.

In another column will be found an
article taken from the Columbia Ph9ntr,
}. suggesting the name Of the Hon. w.
w. BoYoE for Governor of the State of
South Carolina.
We endorse the suggestion of the
Pieatr' correspondent, and hope that
this gentlemen may be elevated to the
position of Governor OF our State. He
is well qualified, as a statesman, to car
ry the ship of State safely through her
present trying ordeal, and, in our opin.
ion, could do more good in restoring civil
law and political right, with the re.es.
tablishment of our State Governments
than any other man within her borders.
Our Northern and Richmond
give the opinion, editorially, that Mr..
BoYcE will be appointed Provisional
Governor Of our State-the Washington
correspondent of the New YORK Herald
1ntimates the same thing-and we can
see no good reason why President
JOHNSON could not give the appoint
ment to one so we'll qualified to fill the
position as the Hon. gentleman referred
to. e
1t will be months hence before it will
be necessary to speak of the election. of
a Governor for our Statc-in the mean
time, with the meetings that have been,
and will be held, in our State, for the
purpose of having the re.establishment
ofthe Government Of the State 20 on,
we would like to see Mr.: BoYoE made
the Governor of the State, at least, un.
til one shall be chosen by our Legisla-
ture, at its regular session.
If he is chosen for that position. by
President JOHNSON, we will lend him
our warmest support in the administra.
ton ofthe affairs Of State.
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laws which fall within the province Of
their departments.
The other proclamation of the Presi
dent is supplementary to those hereto
fore issued regarding the removal of the
restrictions on trade in the lately insur.
rectionary States. It declares the re.
moval, with certain specified exceptions,
of all restrictions on trade--internal,
coastwise, domestic and foreign-in and
with ports in the State heretofore pro-
nounced in rebellion, east of Mississippi
river, after the lst day of July next.
The President also proclaims that the
authority of the United States being un.
disputed within the limits of Tennessee,
all disabilities and disqualifcations at
taching to said State and it's inhabitants
are removed. This proclamation we
publish in this mornings NEWS.
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The Blackamoor.

The above is the title of one of Ae.
sop's fables, written more than two
thousand years ago. It's No. CLXIII
in Dr. Croxalls collection and reads as
follows
A certain man having bought black,
amoor, was so simple as to think that
the color of his skin was only dirt and
filth which he had contracted for want
Of care, under his former master. This
fault he imagined might be easily re.
moved. So he ordered the poor black
to be put into tub, and was at consid.
erahle charge in providing ashes, soap,
and scrubbing brushes, for the opera.
ton. To work they went, rubbing and
securing his skin all over, but to no man.
ner of purpose for when they bad re.
peated their washing several times, and
were grown quite weary, all they got by
it was, the wretchd blackamoor caught
cold and died.
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. Proclamations.

President JOHNSON has issued two i'm.
portant proclamations. In one Of these
the President appoints the Hon. VIII
LIAM l.. SHARKEY, Provisi, ,nal Gov
emor of the State OF Mississippi, and di.
rects that he proceed, at the earliest
practicable period, to take measures for
calling convention of the people, the
delegates to which shall be elected by
the unqtallfiedly loyal only, for the ppr-
pose Of altering or amending the State
constitution and taking suchother action
as shall be necessary to restore the Com.
monwealth to its constitutional relations
to the national government. This pro.
clamation is similar in its instructions
and provisions to that appointing Mr..
HOLDEN Governor of North Carolina.
The qualifications of electors, after the
the reinstitution Of State government,
is left to be fixed by the convention or
by the Legislature, and the Secretaries
ofState, Treasury, Navy and Interior
an the Postmaster General and District
Judge are directed to take the proper
steps for putting in force the various
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-06-24
Communicated TO the Columbia Phoenix ]
Hon. w. W.. Boyoe.

=
Editor of tie Paenin.-SIR 1t is
the opinion ofmany that the Hon. Mr..
Boyce is more likely than any other citi.
zen of South Carolina to receive the ap.
pointment of the President of the United
States as Provisional Governor Of the
State. It's, we believe, the desire of
the greater portion of our citizens that
he should receive the appointment. He
is, in brief their preference. He is ours.
We regard him as one of our most sen.
sible, considerate and prudent statesmen,
moderate in opinion and polite in ac.
ton. 1t is well known that, while as.
serting all the rights of the State
while, in fact, State Rights mamie
yet weighed the question of policy, in
the late secession movement in connec.
ton with that of abstract right, and de.
clded against our action on the first
election of Lincoln. 1t is now to bere-
gretted that his prudence didnot prevail,
even against and over the instincts of
an eager patriotism. But all that is
over now, and regrets are idle. 1t is
enough to know that Mr.. Royce posses
ses all the requisite Of craftsmanship,
and is adequate to meet the demands
which the business before us is likely to
make upon the wisdom Of Provisional
Governor of the State Whether he
shall receive this appointment or not, we
are yet for putting forward the name of
Mr.. Boyce as that Of the person who
should fifty receive the honors of the
Executive, whenever we shall again en-
JOY the privilege Of voting for a Govern.
or. We beg to nominate him accord.
ingly, and trust that all friends of good
order and wise dicipline, all who seek
to begin march of steady internal i'm.
provement, regulated by good sense and
good conduct, and enlarged and whole.
some views of State policy, will keep
his name before the country as that Of
the favorite nominee for this high posi-.
ton. We must not now suffer ourselves
to be deprived Of the ability and worth
of such a citizen, and it will be our i'm.
perative duty to seek out such citizens
for all the offices of the country. Our
people owe it to themselves to be espc.
cially heedful in the future how they
throw away their votes on the un.
worthy. They peril their liberties and
properties in every case where they
trust power to the hands of the unde.
serving and Incompetent. We repeat,
Mr.. Editor, that all friends of order and
OF the future good and happiness of the
State will keep the name of Mr.. Boyce
before the people as that of next Exec.
tive. BIG. A.
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Capt, JNo. CoRDERo, will please accep
our thanks for late Columbia paper.

We learn from Superintendent WI.
LEY, Of the Southern Express Compa.
ny, that, commencing with Thursday
next there will be semi-weekly mail,
via ,orangeburg, from Charleston to CO.
lumbia, and that it is probable that a
semi.weekly line will also be run from
White Oak, connecting with the other
line at Columbia We hope the latter
may be SO. This is done by tho ener.
geticness of the managers Of the Express
Company.
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on the front Of the base the name 50.
Davis and on the back is the inscription,
Carved from memory by Mexican
soldier captured by Col. Davis, Buena
Vista" The relic was found on a man
tlepiece in the mansion lately occupied
by JEFF. Davis, and at the present time
occupies a conspicuous position, wrapped
up in small Confederate flag, and sus.
pended by the neck.
A Richmond letter says, member Of
the English Parliament has offered Gen
eral Lee splendid residence in London
and sum Of money, the interest of
which would support himself and family
for life.
The Alabama delegation who have
been in Washington for several days, re.
turned home last week. President John
son repeatedly and emphatioally refused
to allow them to have permission for the
Rebel Legislature of their State to reas.
semble.
General Grant is making general
cleaning.out Of the military prison about
Washington. He has already released
all the Rebel wounded in the Capitol Prs.
on who are willing to take the oath of
allegiance. Some 5000, who have
already "taken the OATH" will soon be
set free.
Large quantities of cotton and tobac.
CO have been brought to light. at Mont.
gomery, and brisk trade is being open,
cd. The steamers are running again
between there and Mobile.
Society in Texas is in fearful state
of anarchy and generalization. In the
principal cities scenes OF violence are of
constant occurrence, and the better class
of citizens are anxious to secure the pro-
lection Of the United States.
Persons attending the assassination
trial at Washington assert that they re.
cognize Payne, the man who attempted
Secretary Stewards life, as Richard Lee,
son of the rebel Admiral Lee, and ne
phew of General Lee.
1t stated that many ofthe large Vir-
ginia plantations, formerly worth $3.50
per acre, but now commanding only 81
to 2 SO, are to be purchased by North.
ern capital, and cut up in small farms,
1t is stated by Montreal paper that
ten Southern rebels have ten millions OF
dollars deposited in bank in that city.
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Resume.

Bishop Paine, of the Methodist Epis.
copaf Church, South, has delivered
an address at Aberdeen, Miss, in which
he said that the war for independence
has been failure, and the triumph of
the Government is complete. The
Southern people, he SAID, should recog.
nlze this fact, and adapt themselves to
their changed condition. The country
has. already suffered enough in the loss
OF blood and treasure, and every attempt
to maintain the contest, by guerrilla op.
erations or otherwise, will only recoil
with fearful and fatal effect upon those
who make it. The Bishop earnestly
urged the ministers Of his denomination
to abstain from the discussion in the pul.
pit of such topics as are calculated to in.
flame the public mind
George Bancroft, in the Atlantic
Monthly, shows that in 1887, the vote
of New jersey only was wanting to
sustain the proposition of Jefferson, by
which Slavery would have been exclud.
ed not only from territory in possession
of the United States, but from all they
might subsequently, gain. The present
politicians Of that State who oppose the
Constitutional amendment are therefore
only true to her history.
The Chicago T'iJane says that the
first negro who ever testified in any Of
the courts of record in that city was
examined as a witness for the people in
the Recorders Court on the morning OF
the 18th nit ina case Of horse stealing,
his evidence bearing strongly against the
prisoner. The same negro was formerly
a coachman in Mr.. Lincoln's family.
1T appears from astatement Of Secret.
tary McCoLLooH, of the Treasury De.
partment the national debt ON the 1st
June was over two thcasand six hun.
dred and thirty.fve millions which
before the end ofthe fiscal year, in 1866,
viii no doubt be swelled to three thous.
and millions, with an interest Of one
hundred and fifty millionsin gold and cur
| rehcy TO nav annually. teil RvfSte
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-06-24

The cars on the Charlotte and South
Carolina railroad now make daily trips
to White Oak, point eight miles north
of our town, arriving there at about 2
p. m. and leaving halfan hour the same
day. Passengers going north lie over
at Chester one night. l.