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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-07-14
VOL XLVIT.
CLOTHES WRINGERS.
The Best Clothes Wrlnger
IN THE WORLD!

IN THE WORLDl
cSHERMAN's SELF-ADJUSTING AND ADJUSTABLE
- CLOTHES WRINGER has been pronounced, by thou
sands who have tested them, TO be the VERY BEST
MACHINE in the market
1st Because it Is simple in construction, and cannot
possibly get out Of order
ID. It IS made Of the best Galvanized Iron and win
not rust
Sd There is no wood about it to swell or shrink
18th II sits the to the tub much less
than with other machines
5th A child ten years old it.
9th 1t needs adjusting, except for bed quilts and
heavy articles, there is necessity Tor starting
the set to wiring anything from lace collar TO
a sheet.
The question of economy for every housekeeper to
buy Clothes Wringer has been settled wherever in
tr0dueed. 1t is acknowledged by ladies who have
used Clothes Wringers that pays for itself, IN
family OF four persons, every it is used by
ing clothing, which is wrung into strings in twisting
garments by hand.
To satisfy all OF its utility, we say: Buy one, and
TRYIT and if not perfectly satisctOry, return It and
your money shall be refunded.
We wish th public to understand that we are offer
ing no humbug, but most useful machine, which in
every respect is warranted.
SHERMAN 3 IMPROVED CLOTHES WRINGER has ta-
ken the premium at every Far where it has been ex-
hibited.
july 20, 1864 C. D. POTTER 4 CO.. Agents.
LIVERY family should have a Clothes wringer. The
july 29, 1864 c. D. POTTER & CO
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"How late is it, Rachel?"
co.,. n1nlnnl- n4L -

'How late is it, Rachel?''
six o'clock, mother Are you better
now2p trf
Yes, but my head aches still?"
Il will come and bathe it for YOU,
mother, when have finished this piece
Of work. .
"You are tired, deqr1I am afraid you
overwork yourself IF could only help
you-but my sight fails with every day.
0, my daughter, what is to become of
you when am gone"
God only knows!'' sighed Rachel. her
fair head dropping over that endless bas-
ket work. Mother, dare not fancy
what the future may bring forth. "
She rose to open the door, as gentle
tap sounded on the panels tall officer
in the uniform of a captain in the FEEDER
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Always lend helping hand to halting
humanity, but trip up if you will the
silt of pretention.
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AN Editol. Sold.

Tie editor of an English paper was re-
was carved the following letters. The ed
itor was informed that the stone was tax
en- from an old building, and he was re-
auested to solve the inseriptien 1t read:
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MIS-. G., r.. .MessneO7'e
MILLINERY & Fancy Articles
MRS. 5. HoRNBECK
TTAs just received direct from the city her Spring
EG stock Of
Millinery Goods.

consisting of BoNNETS and HATS of the latest and
most fashionable Styles all Of which were selected
with great care and will be sold low for cash The
ladies' of Delaware respectfully invited to call and
examine my goods. Bleaching and pressing done on
short noticefor Bennets so cts Hats As cts. Rooms
Sd door above Henry Littells south side Wm Street
Delaware ohio june 2-n1Om2
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Tron a steal.

YUsT received, large addition 10 my stock OF IKo
ID and STEEL, which makes my assortment compile
In all the styles q common Iron for Wagons and Blu
gies, are Also, Steel Dandy Tire Spring Steel from
inches wide; Cast Steel, assorted sizes; Germa
cell American and English Rlister steel.
Dec. g. f6A. @. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
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The following cases have been fied in the Probate
Court for Settlement and to be finally heard and
settled on the 2gth day Of July next, to-wit:
1.rJohn R. Newheuse, Admir- Of Nancy Newhouss.
2 Charles Arthur, Admir- Of Isaac Newhouse-
g. Henry Clark Guardian Of Moses Clark.
a Henry Disaver, Admir- Of Joseph Decker.
g. Branerd Dickinson, Guardian Of Abraham r.
Dickinson.
g. John Dawes, Admir- OF Mrs. Margaret Van Dorm
= Geo. W Wells, Admir- Of John Hogan.
s. Alonzo Fisher, Guardian Albert II. Blackman
O. John Caldwell, Admir- OF VIM Caldwell.
10 e. s. Harrison, Guardian Of Mary C. Vansickle.
IL David Harris, Guardian Of Geo. 81. Hall.
10 VIM. sharp Guardian Of Alfred Emma Benton .
Is Martin Miller Corneha Miller, ADMINISTRATORS OF
Andrew H. Miller.
H. Geo Wolfev Admir- Of Even G. Lewis.
I5 B. F. Loofbourrow, Admir- OF Geo. H. Purdy.
IA 4 q Miller Executor Of Calvin Elmer.
IT. d, johnson, Guardian OF Henry G. Keller
Is Geo W. Wells Admir- Of Henry Lnabary.
! 10 Geo w Wells, Admir- Of Peter Cockerell.
20 John Hare Admir- OF John H. TToutman
T. W. POWELL,
delaware June sOth. 1865. Probate Judge.
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Words cannot heal the wounds that
words can make.
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I. SEWING MACHINES.
ELoRENCE
SEWING MACHINE.

THIS MACHINE 1WILIg SPEAK FOR ITSELF
YWAVING taken Agency for this superior Sewing
Ill MaStine am ready 10 receive orders for them
on the most reasonable terms. Any one wishing to
purchase good Sewing Machine, will do well to call
on me the room formerly occupied by VIM. Mansur,
thewsst 6aDdusky street, % door south Of
Willln, and examine the machine and its work; or,
will take the machine to the residences Of those de-
string il.
This machine makes four different Stitches feeding
either right left, and less noise than
any other machine.
viii be glad to exhibit the machine operation, at
any time to those who will favor with call.
Stitching done TO order. Orders addressed 70 Box
61s, Delaware Post Office, will receive prompt alton
tion. WA. H SMITH,
May II, 1s66-n7m3t F. S. NJ Co. Agent.
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SHAW q CEARK'S
LOW PRICED
Sewing Machines /!

TTAVING taken Agency the above excellent and
IL only licensed cheap machine, am ready to Ia ke
orders for them at the lowest terms Any one desir
ing to purchase Sewing Machine will do well to call
t s. NJ Littells store and examine samples,
leave order there and will bring Machine to their
reside and show it's the beauty and
simplicity of its mechanism. Persons buying Of
these machines do not lay themselves liable to a
we're penalty for violating the patents Of Wheeler
Wilson, Grover Baker, &C., it is fully licensed
under all these patents have also the following
tcles which be attached to any machine by the
gage Silver plated sen-sewer, hemmer, and
haster.s -
April q ls5-tf W. G. LITTEIL.
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STOVES, &c.
The Morning Star has aris-
en- with DespatchP
wATRA1f WILLIAMS.


NATHAN WILLIAMS,
A FTEB duly acknowledging his n0ebtedness TO his
iii numerous customers for past favors and soliciting
continuance Of the same desires to keep prominent
B before the public the fact that he has increased his
facilities for the manufacture of every description Of
Copper, Tin and shest-1rOn Ware,
ana that he has and keeps constantly
Gtest and most iRgproued patterns Of L
Cooking and Heating Stoves,
Among which the sDespatch'' stands pre-eminent
bove all other Stoves for coosng is suitable for ho
Ithas aside from its being adapted to the of Wood
or Coal the advantages OF Reservoir in which yeu
al rue-a large Closet for keeping vietuals warm,
and for raising bread .aisos large tin lined Oven
and cooking the top of the stove, to be removed at
pleasure SC. Sc. but il is useless TO attempt to de
scribe all its advantages. The FIRST PREMIUM
warded the Despatch the Stewart, and all other
Cook Stoves that competition with it, at the
yourselves Of its superiority. Among hs planssopped
Cook Stoves may be found the MORNING STAR
which sheds tuster upon inventors fair fame an
originator of useful patents and has risen in the es
nation Of the people with greater rapidy than any
Stove, for the price, in the state 4
His assortment Of PARLoR, BOX & HEATING STOVES
are for neatness Of design, finish, durability and
oheapness, unsurpassed in the State In his assor-
"Gas Burner.'' most beautiful and economical stove
the Onward, Signal, Charmer, Carbon New Frank
lin, &c. &c-many OF which are adapted to the use OF
either wood or coal.
All the articles usually Kept IN I'M ana stove stores
IN the West, be found here and great many 9th
er things. A fine assortment Of
Tin, Copper, Brass, Sheet Iron, JapaRned,
Planished Tin and Brittania Ware.
COPPER AND BRASS KETTLES of all sizes, and pri-
ees to correspond with the hard timesl He wishes
further to say that IN his
Manufacturing Department
he has every convenience enable him do Jobbing
of-ab ids pHstile shortest notice and in the NEST
workInanifke manner-and, like his neighbor down
street. he has wagon and ladders, and is at all times
prepared GO into the country do jobs in his line,
and has BETTER MATERIALS and puts up more HOUSE
SPoUTING Conductors than any other establishment
in this county
He has on hand large assortment of SILVER WARE,
which hslohers cheap to those wishing to purchase.
N. B. We guarantee to our country friends and pa
troHs generally that of goods such as
rrcoznriend them be, and that jobs
eanted workmanship and materials to quail
ty. Call seeTor yourselves and don't forget the
sN6sbhbdrds. 1ses = s1a -
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LUMBR.
Lumber, Salt, Fish, 1ron
Nails. Glass.

THE undersigned having opened q Lumber
II Yard and Ware House on Winter Street, between
the Suspension Bridge and Railroad Depot, prepared
offer great Inducements to purchasers We are re
ceiving will have constantly hand, large stock
Pine, Poplar. Ash, Walnut, and other Lumber,
Joiee scantng Raers sheeng, shingles, ,Iath, Fence
Boards and Posts-which having purchased from 1rst
Also,
Iron, Nails, Window Glass, Fish. Salt, Grind
Stones, Water Lime, &C., sc.
We can sell to Merchants and others on the st IA
Yorable terms. CLIPPENGER co.
Delaware, May 16 .1s56.-4tt
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Thefuture raid" of our boys: pa-,:ades.
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Town Lots by the Acre.

"A T $50 per acre. Only $500 down. % In-Lots and
IA Out-Lots, making 625 acres exclusive OF streets
and alleys, for which charge.) Situated south Of
william Street, between the two Railroads, town OF
Delaware. Ohio HI EATON ,--es
Nav g. 1864. At Law Office OF Reid S Eaton
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WILL. offer sale the one-halfof the STONE MILL
q situated the Olentangy River, and half
miles north of the town of Delaware The Mill is in
good running order. will sell reasonable terms
For further particulars apply at the Delaware Mills
Delaware, Aug 20 THOMAS SLOUGH.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Eor ChIldrens Carriages
HiII For Sale.

no to J. s. Coxs Crookery Store. Prices from 50, so
VI to s35. apr 21-Sm-
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LIVERY family should have a Clothes wringer Tn
"a best are kept by
july %, 1854 c. D. POTTER co
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Motice.

FTY HE BOOKS AND ACCOUNTS OF K. T. B. VIII
j hams have been placed il my bands for settle
ment All persons interested will govern themselves
accordingly. C. II. MoELR0Y.
Feb. 10s '65-tf
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CtREAT REDUCTION in price in FRESH CANNED
NJ PEACHES. BIG STOCK. Call and see.
DONIVAN & STOIJGH
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TWELVE BARRELS Of pure Cider vinegar u
II sale by
Feb. 26. 1864. S. NJ .ITFTEIL
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The following are the leading features
of the new Constitution of Missouri,
adopted by majority Of the people:
1t declares Missouri a free State for
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-07-14
Pure cider Vinegar.

r AIDES, ii you want good BROOM, go to
Ii je Is BOWMAN & SToUGH'S
The daily news. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-02-14
WA Mla
TN 1Es-siykW szss;
SOUTH CARQIaNG
FROM TIE FRONT. :

In s.eayalry engagement last Friday
with Gen. Fitzpatrick near Aiken, Gen.
wheeler ScbieReda considerable success,
charging and driying back the epemy llye
mules to their entrenchment.
Heavy skirmishing is going OIL at
Orangeburg the exact results Of which we
have not heard reported. If our troops
should DO compelled to retire from that
point, we suppose they viii take the line
ofthe Congaree. River to protect the
positions Of kingSSile and Coinmbia. !,
! A portion oftbe force ofthe enemy, we
donot know how large, crossed shs sailroad
yesterday below Orangeburg CsAd This
would appear to be u diyergenssfrom the
direction theyhave hitherto pursued, and
may indicate tho purpose. Of crossing the
Santee, and going to the eastern part Of
the State and thence into North Carolina
cutting the North Eastern Railroad al
Florence. Rnmors locate other parties
OH the North Edisto about ones Bridge
and near khott's P.O. These, however,
lack continuation.
The cars yesterday proceeded no further
down than Louisville Gudrdtan, 1871.
The daily news. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-02-14
VIRGIN IA.
AFFAIR WITH THE ESEAlY ON HATCnER's
! rG g sarts,! RUN

AFFAIR WITH THE ENEMY ON HATCHER S
The following official dispatch from
qen. Lee has been rec sived at the War
Department Z.
llDoRs .AHMY NoRTn ERN VIRGINIA,
-! L}sp> ... ,,,n February, 6, 1865.
10 Gen. IS Cooper: nd I y, ~
The'enemy moved in strong force yes.
terday to Hatehcr's run. Part Of his
infantry with Gregg's cavalry, crossed
and proceeded on the Vaughn road, the
inf.ntry to Cattail creuk, the cavalry to
Dinwiddie Court House, where it's ad.
vance encountered @ portion of our cav.
air and retired. Inthe afternoon parts
of HILLS and Gordan's troops demonstra
ted against the left. of Hatcher's run,
near Armstrong's mill. Finding him
intrenched, they were withdrawn after
dark. During the night the force that
had advanced beyond the creek returned
to it and we're reported to be re.crossing.
This morning Pegram's division moved
down the right bank of the creek to RI.
connoitre, where it was vigorously at,
tackled. The battle was obstinately con.
tested forsevsral hours. but Gen. Pegram
being killed, while brayely encouraging
his men, and Col. Hoffman wounded,
some confusion occurred, and tho div:s.
ION was pressed back to Its original po
sltion. Evans division, ordered by
Cen; Gordon to support Pegrsm's charg.
ed the enemy and forced him back, but
WAS in turn compelled to retire, Ma.
homes division arriving, the enemy was
driven rapidly to his, defcnces on Hat,
cher,s run. s.Our, loss is reported to be
snail; thatof the enemy not supposed
sreat. ;aH,,.R. e. LEE ;,
The daily news. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-02-14
RUMORS.s

q. Weireceived on Sunday night from
passengers and other sources a quantity
OF rumors Of the most exciting character,
but although we concluded they were
mainly correct, we did not give publici !
ty to them, for the reason that we re.
Sardcd them contraband TO the prex,,
i llnaaasmuch as our telegraphic agent did
not furnish dispatches on the came sub.
ject. &.
We will endeavor to avoid giving
publication to sensational reports, as the
public mind is already sufficiently agi.
tated; and ne now caution the people
against lending willing ear to the
many rumors which may be put aAoat
by "the reliable gentleman" especially
the one with "the black carpet bag as
no doubt he is much more alarmed than
hurt
The daily news. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-02-14
DEPARTURE or TIE yILYyIf

The militia forces liable to duty, in
Fairfield District, departed en- Saturday
afternoon under command of Col. JAMES
X. AIKEN, to rendezvous at Columbia,
5. Q. The men appeared to be in ex.
cellent trim, and cheerful. They will do
thelr, duty when called upon to face the
invader. May GoD protect and return
them in safety to their friends and loved
ones. n..
The daily news. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-02-14
OUR PAPER.

We instructed the carriers yesterday
morning to leave copy of the .Netos at
the residence or place Of busness Of every
resident in the town, and if any Of our
friends failed to receive copy, which
was sent as a specimen, ,re, regret the
occurrence.
u, Specimen copies will be supplied by
,Sa calling at the Office, where ws will be
pleased to receive orders a" any time
and enter upssabscriptions. e.1<
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,M.0IR 4PPEIRANcE.

The appearance of the News yester.
day wesregret, fell short Of our eSpecta,
t'ons in consequence OF the re.adjistment
OF machinery and the wantof appliances
not yrt completed. In few days we
h0pe to complete everyarrangement nee
fAssry, and the then we assure our friends
that tho mechanical appearances Of the
-Ne'Ss shall be equal to that of any other
paper published inItheiC Confederacy.
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TIE NEWS

.@ OF course it. cannot ,be,expected that
" we will furnish a full history of passing
events until wehavo received full share
iofr exchanges. We will do the, ,lbest,
under the circumstances, that'we posi-
.blycan. AS AS soon as papers. commence
coming to us, and we have a awider scope
Tor making our selections, we will en-.
deavorto fill our sheet with more inter.
osting matter. g t"f '-.}FlF.s
The daily news. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-02-14
H1.stlasiOle

10y rHR FiIEls.r, Arrolkrlyo \ nv =,
A1eS rAsTI trLLArIoS AND ,ppArrn
sonfsderats have. Sr uenEdss' iain. 9Th, Of tho
ton, invitedRhi appoint dsy Of nnb,;a
fasting,haniflia and prayer. with ,bsnn, bno
giving TO AliiiS God.
1t is our }sbh duty. at MI time, .,,
more espeefelt, n season of nnhI;. ,",si 1
and adv Grsit6 I. acknowledp. opr dnn,nS S'
'emee on Hlstnk. and to bow i, hnn,hs.
sabmission bel His foots,ool confssa;n's
our manifold sismpplicating Iiis grac;onsS
pardon, impior Ills Divine helm. nnJ a.
ysntly rsndeE' hanks for the - I'M,
SI5st 'blessinEsich lie hns youssss sS'' sl.l iS
NsSP !, ~ M ssIEt,s. A Fs;y
5 Let the ,heai5f neeplo SIS 5,s,,..l
,tfitely and tr9 5 nj 4, Z,
ni1e in His CES:} l'..5,a k1. s. Sssr sst,ts
Of q Father, a&. ~ S9 shat tho
\ .ltcialsRapa SUI IS ~ lsns
boI5 l3o IS d a,ss1
grdSS r sDplo. and iiis ld;s,"ss I,s
Wisdom n, 3iij ~ ...,t Arnl.r. III, ,i%
LordS bur armies. and,
fight for IA sk9 ~ .n,, ,h am.
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w WTIVNsBORO..
TUESDAY, s.: ::FEB. IA, 1865.
TO 0UR FRIENDS

= Who desire 70 sustain our publications
weGsaY come fpsward and subscribe at
oncelapd by your countenanco and sup.
port, put upon q sure foundation your
district paper, M ts'
Our Office is at the old stand Of tho
Herald and Register, where we will be
pleased to see all who may give us "a
call For terms, Sc, see first page. i
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TO OUR PATRONS. !

Should any Of urApatrons fail to re, re,
eeive their papers promptly, they will
please notify US imn1medlately'of the fact.
Our carriers are not yet thoroughly ac-
quqntsd with their routes, but we hope
soon to have everything working orderly
The daily news. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-02-14

While the Prince of Wales was at Heb.
ron he and his fptte obtained permission to
visit the Caveof Machrclal,, Abrahsm's
burial place. They are the first christians
who have been allowed 10 enter. it since
the Crnaadcs nearly seven hundred years
ago; pr, Stanley says everythingis kept
IN the most beautiful order, and nothing
could be more satisfactory than the state
IN which the tonlbs are preserved. Abra.
ham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, Sarah, Rsbso.
ca and Leah are buried there.
The daily news. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-02-14

The New York HvuM protests
against the draft in, that city. as being
dlsproporlionnte. 1t says that because
New York voted for Mcclellan, the
Administration appears determined to
nave ts,reHenga in an excessive and I'M
Just enrolment. ,@r,
The daily news. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-02-14

Says Artemns Ward: "Yu ma differ
as much as you please about the style Of
2 Young lady's fggor, but / tell you kop.
hydentially n ifshe has forty thousand dol
lars the hgger is abou. as near rits as
you will get it. - -
The daily news. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-02-14

The Houston Telegraph says the ntre
and mining bureau in Texas is now pro.
dnucing nltre enough to supply the de-.
partnent with gmpowder. It is capa.
bic of producing 5000 pounds per day.
The daily news. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-02-14

Gen, John G.. Breckenridge entered
upon the discharge of hts bduties as Sec.
retary of War on Tuesday last 9TH inst
The daily news. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-02-14

Hon, B. F. Perry has received the
appointment of Judge of the Confederate
States Court for the District OF South
Carolina, vice Hon. A. G.. Magrath,
who resigned in consequence of having
been elected Governor of the State. His
Honor Judge Perry qnalifed and entered
upon the duties Of his responsible po-
sltlon on Monday last. - Coiamb3a Gnar.
dsan, 1911 an$t. !.
The daily news. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-02-14
Wanted 10 Hire,

a purchase, sgood house servant, wssh-
" on aud ironcf. - -
TO such, n comfortable homo and Kind
treatment will be given. 5l,gs :.
q feb aa'65--d2tw2 O. II. THOMPSON. +.
The daily news. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-02-14
lrIcE Sour1rERy Rxrny,s O.

tgkiFicE sour1iERS ExrREss Co,
,tugusta, Ga, Feb. 20, 1854
s@erh Express Company hereby
SSst ,iends and relatives Of soldiers
or Northern Virginia add else
sN 'hey are prepared 20 carry cut
card, at thew viii a" .n - .no "poso
te Requirements.
S, . JAMES SHUTRE.
len iSnp't and Acting Pres't.
The daily news. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-02-14

J we see no real, tangible cause for de.
spondeency. The great heart Of the nation,
the bone and sincw of the country, the
brave veterans in the field all, ali are
hopetnl; yea, sanguine Of fultimato sue.
cess. Why should 1--we despond? Is not our
cause just and will nor the God of battles
defend the right2
Our material is yet ample, and adequate
and sufficient Our, resources abundant.
and let bntthe popular pulse ofour gallant
army-all vibrate with manmity-and
depend upon it Lh,day will not be far dis.
tant when the bright sun of liberty and
independence VIII shine upon us Col.
umbiG CdrolinNn. ne tit
The daily news. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-02-14

DR.. johnson, at a late period Of his
live, observed to Sir Joshua lRspsslas: |:
ii man does not make new ;eEs
ances as he passes through life III
soon find himself left alone
SIR, should keep his friendship in con.
slant repair"