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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-04-22
state of saYTall learolI.,.l.

ME invasion of the State has rendered
Il proper that the Legislative Depart
hiicnt of tile Government OF the State should
be conveAsd, that such measures may be
adopted as the eweafare Of the State may re-
Il liquire. And for that purpose the members
!, of the Senate and che House of Representa-
tives of theState Of South Carolina ara here
= by invited ro assemble at Greenville,l on,
TUESDAY 1.-The Goth day Of April, 1866, at
II o'clock IN. ,ie 'g,,f.s, =
By the Governor. q. MAGRATH. b
Official: w. s. ELLiofT, Private 'Sec'y. !.
Nt april G'65-49 {if ghky1 llsef yfss5t , -.
ROY All papers In the State win copy
T9.iftlie tinrp'for the meeting iof the Legis-
laiiire, s, v 'NISplil y, go ~. .
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" From Augusta. Aai$
:; t!3N'Hi fpb.I1 ~ - i7FT5W,g ~
The Reporteydd, Alrhai,sittiee y A Fact i!
~. ,id ~ ipQJ -s7TTTT T-ii isi ~ yr,I3
,Liinc6ln's Murder Confirmed!
rib YGrlC atla A------- ST .Isf4s 40
MaeOaj Ga, in tho Hands of the Enemy!

Z ,H9HeSt f,I ----------, s7f1n sa
- AUaUsrA, A,cApril 2l.-The, enemyen!
tered Macon at seven O'clock on the eve.
ming Of the goth an armed guard only
occupy the city to-day. ""I HfG"ta
!, Yankee operators are in the telegraph
-otfite.'4inhes enemy is respecting, the
q aar1mfiistice, but no private business is per-
mltted to- pass over the line yet The
enemy is awaiting instructions from Gen.
Sherman, before anything is permitted.
e They hold the city ASA captured
,nIac icpS IN y9g rE4 tIp Gt7 IL
f'HNfSSSn rH3 ~ ,HpJoI a%5 aasisial G
y Augusta is very quiet over the news.
= Lincoln's DEATH though there are
many teeonjeetqressit is thoaght,i IS con.
cernins the above. Results are await.
ing ing the me people 5F1 f,tas ~ ~,
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tEv s the title ef a enllee,ion5 of admirable
"a a stories, mestly founded on facts. aud
originally appeared in the Southern
fai'reSbyteridsa aud Confederate Bdptist over
like signature OF 'sIEAougR,'paTfl.dt I.
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= favor w'thwbichit it has been received by the
pnblio, There, is nothing Ssecta-'
/, rian contained init, the ,a,thors' object be-
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;Ihe rising generation bE{ ~ iEauqJ elH /,
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woodwarA's viii

tss1 ~ =. lFrN 7fFiNE1 ,{,A FFIld .Hlg g.
NRIEDS Corn on Thursday, Friday and
Nh Saturday Two aadn .halfbhilcs below
Winnsboro. Meal given inFex6hange for
oil and tallow at old prices. 4.t-,.a- y
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'Dichl23'65--6 Is r. l.. LEE, General +"
rt- 80 ~. = : - -
HlQ'rs Armies Of the g.. ,St:escs,
ia ,11ih Pppn,,nr, 1srh y
- wv - TV''t' !.
= nv" NJ SNpPF',} Ray8{
WA' e, Jrs., =, 4
n entering upon the campaign about to
n open, the General-in Chief feels ,assur..
ed tint The soldiers who have 50 long and.
SO nobly borne tho hardships and dangers of
the war, requlrejno iexhortati TO respond
TO the calls Of homer, ana duty. ,.-t.,J
.With the liberty transmitted BY their fores
lathers they nave inherited the spiritto der
iend ". @tli ~ fEra aaI p yit&}ki Ea
The choice betyeen, war and abjeot sub
mission is before them. ~, b &.,.$s,,:r N"
To. such proposal brave men with army
IN their bapds ren hnve hut one answer :
'They36ahiiot bartermanhoOd FOR peacesi
nor the right or self.government for life or
property. s0.,TfsgtlI,,,. o,W I&
Bot justice to them requires a stefner adj
monition TO those rho have abandohed their
comrades IN the hour OF Perilyl hHGiW..t p
1:l Mast opportunity is offered thent 20 wipe
ogt the disgrace and escape the punishment
OF iheir crimes. y. ssYI 81 &.
ny authority OF the PRESIDENT OF tho Con-
ieoerate states' pardon IS announced TO
euoh ueserters and men improperly absent
as shall return to the Commands 10 which
tney belong within the shortest possible
,tms, not exceeding twenty days from the
Ruohcatlon OF, This order at the headquar-
tors OF tho department in which they may
pc. ntf'&N 49, 'sNN!an ~
i! nrnose VINO may be prevented by inter-
rnplion ,ot qommunioat'ons;y may report
,wltnln the time speclhed to tue nearest En-t
rolling Officer orfother officer on duty, to be
torwaraed as soon as practicable, anu upon
presenting cerlihcate from sucil officer
showing ngeomphahoei with ms requirements
VIII receive the pardon hereby offered !,
:, Ihose nose who have deserted to the service or
.ne enemy, or wlo have deserted amer hay,
ang osenonSe pardSueo ior the same ohenoe'
.s,saa aoss VINO sna,h assefe or absent shem-
tion Of This, order, are excluded from its benes.
hts. Nor does the offer Of pardon extend
10 9ther ohences ndesertlon ana absence
~i1noae n perm,ssion. ..,.. .,.J,l
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COURT OF COMMON PIEAs-srscrAL Tsas-nAr O.
~ Before Judge 0ARpozo.
DPCTsf0ys.

Frear agt Calahan.-0rder settled. Weiss agt
Wois-Coansc fee rednced 10 81 80 without prejudice
forther application dung progress OF the case u state
facts should arise jastnsit Al thus inodhed e reper
TrrAL TgnM-MAy s.--Before judge BRApI ,,.,
[, William NJ Hayes agt. Oliver Charliok.--ln 1861
xhen Mr. eharllck running tho Isnany ticket 10
small campaign pspeI attacked his personal chsrsc
In severe manner foJ which yafiou: paiiss were ~
icted The present action arses CUT o. ms N
s.aiting him. and taxing him 70 the Hous TheI'
. mot s,tonislng diversity Of testimony as to Mr. bar
,e.,,ee nj spruce st. the occasion Of the alleged
The witnessed for the plsinn being ysr5 pG s
car The wite for the defendant including two police
men WHO there to serve he wsrsst sr
was that The offence by whoever committed aros Out
Of ths plsinn resistance 10 the proper OF
rant fheju after short absence, re'urneo WIN 'ei'i''
for defendant. l.
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Hoard Of Councilmen.

~ STATED sEsMos-Mondsy, Ap,n 1867,
re sosI ge pprpt TO adjournment In ,heir Chamber
Prs.entJsme, Hayes erq President IN the Chair, and
soineirse. Hesiy keenan, Robinson i.eorn Hag.rty
Roster, Kenney, Drnkmsn, Pstie.on, Levy, Neefa.h
azscrhld snd Cook-2l. fI.f r.
TIC minutes o. Aisy were read and approved.
90 ofEtiiioSs So
Bsrnorsrance Of properly sisty hrstsirea be
tween Fourth gnd FithTyenues pgains paving thai portion
Seh vas refered to the Committee Belgian Pave
lnert. ~ $50 81 g. '-. .
y., - Erass,s rtu, FOX permission erect gu awning
font Of hs premises pumbeftwO hundred and eighty
Wtshfp gfcn.streetr . .,, r.o.nu, ...,.,
gsOsi9,S fsi perrnisOn be and the hereby tyer
number two hundred and eghiythee " ashilos nreet
.ueh TO Ienhn oy during tho pleasure Of th'
Common Council ~ ;..f B. =. tYal. .l ta-
I,y Councilman O CALLAsRAS- - ..
I'm Of STEPHEN eoryhehsn srnointnf 70 tan aee 10
fitting up poll Of the Seventh Election District Of 'e t''e"
Win was referred TO The Comptroller, with power
~ Coune.S sorety FOR he Reformation Of Juvenile De
na 10 r donation Eve thousand delsrs e pay deb
Of a. contracted in support Of the heuse 81 nnusc,, m
Which was referred 70 the '0i'"''"'' W
Ky Conne ornsss Noonan to be psid for loss Of horse
Ie "a. ,eserred 10 the Committee on Finsnce
""'s' RESOLUTIONS. 81.
BY Counc%ssp ~ CsrL of this BOrd.be and be hereh,
eoigea die standing ADVERTISEMENT In the pub
m ssr. ~ mesngs Of the Committees Of th, Board
Councilman H. moved that Isd resolution be
cs,ysS ~ The comrnce on Printing and Advertising
Which carried
P,or,sS That permssicn 10 hereby given 70 MI John
Mount 10 place asa " yoRt 81 pSesso RH~S0 sSStsss
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and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1864. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1865

-
TRAINS LEAVE NEw;YoRK. a7rHsr AND. +rH
yo,N.v.Y.ver. 100 900 En- li.3ol NJ AIS iE1,l
aeO, .tEI,J a4s. $50 and 400 EapHm y,,r
For bridgeport TOO, 800, tExl llD a. M Li',frAJ
400 (ExS 345, 40 and 800 TX p m.
For Milford and Stafford 200, II, ~ m - %s u a
For Fairfield Southport and Wcstport ~" p"a III ''
I Fds Scrwss 100 AGO. E. go isoa N iaiS 4E1J
- D.r,s leo 80, 1870 m. 7; ] ~ All, 9.g r H.
e. G,.envich o. 90 1880 q. M y ~ Az op ~ PA
For Stanford ao0 AGO x 80 80 a m i~i'' ISAt
a. ~ n IS l3o $50 SO. 800 LEI, p m 40,
rorI Chester and Intermediate stations, I S LIN
a. H. s's'' ~ irONNEcTTN6 TRAINS. ll-a
For Bo,on via springfield 500 H. lEs) 200 en- aos
Fn p Boston, via Shore Line, pls, t;x.) eoop. a.
Por Hartford and Springfield acc tEx.) H. lEx'lS.0
w r., River Railroad sooc m (E1) iaisp
., Montreal 400 y. ~. to Northampton.
For Hartford Providence and Fisak Railroad, soo
For New Haven New.London and ssoninstOn Railroads.
q 90 a. m. Il Is 800 aO0 y. NJ.
Fer Canal Railroad, lab 2. IN. to Ncsthznipton
Fer Housstonio Railroad a. m and m
For Nougaiuck Railroad, 8.00 q N, a.cs p m. tf
Fos Danbury and NoTwak Railroad. 100, s,5c 0. N, -
p. j. . ,,onc -.
JAMES III. HOfr, Sup..
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coURr CALENDARS-TnIs DAT.

SUPREME usr-CRculr.-PARr Mos a,
700 ,aSs Ios itgT iias 1l l451, l4a 65ei $40 1865
iSSS ICES all ISIS iTas 1883 1919. <s PART lines
1855 is 49, ia l!oa 1919 "a sss 1916, liss, go, 1880
iilO, ASA i2e lao. llt4. ia log iiS .o,o eo.
,sss Is23 6s8l $685. b2ss s267 1853 e27 STA 5ys s2
1891, ss7S PGRr INos sQl $780, 4s26 lto, $3.50, l7SO
s9aa $50 s116, 3alt. s67t, 2sn. SIG &sSt t92S.
up " time (ar duplication. a,.f biz. ..t teto.... .
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
coURT-Cncrrr-MAr 9-Befofe Justice
LEoSARp.

SUPREME COURT-CIncrrr-MAr 9-Befofe JUSTICE
LEoSARp.
o.. GOLD CASE.
Walter Jones agt. William Higbee Smith.-Ihls
r,se wa. eht upo agreed facts The defendant
sceeptor OF b exchange for S2l9 o. payable in specie
or its equivalent" Tie defendant rendered H. the exact
Smouut with charges Of draft In greepblcks Gold wa
At that time a3 and the present action i9r ct ~ hs
OF that daft with the premium on gold Inc DEF na
eyade the force Of "Prouy ag Potter" lately reported
arguing that the acceptance y The drs created debt 'o,e
was PAYABLE IN geenbacka The decision reserved
Comstock GA for plaintiff, George Ireland for defendant
John L. Mrrsereau sgt. Theodore L. IeunA-Ihs wss a
siiou for the charter OF tho schooner Sherwood from May
ASA 10 September 1857 The plaintiff who was o2sfourti
owner claimed at the rate OF 2o per month for g mon.a
aud tie sstincny ranged from $50 per month TO ~ an
the deductions from $50 $50 for expenses Tue jury ren
dered o verdict for plaintiff for = ,Vsi.
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Blocker street said permission to conru
during d. pisssar. Of the Common co"nci-
Councilman LEAvr moved that said resolution Do reieffe'
10 the ComInittee on StTeets
The resolution wa. then adopted !.
by Councilman SMITH
Resoed That pc be and the same y hereby svei
number eight Fourth-aveuue such permission 10 remai
only during the pleasure Of the Common Council
Which was adopted.
IS,sI m Al tie Comptroller be and he IL hereby author
lied and directed draw his warrant In favor OF the widow
Of Charles Modah, for the Sum Of hve hundred aoAf' A'
charge the same to the account Of" Donations
Which was referred to the Commttee on Donations enc
BY Councilman KErsAs-, :.
Re1oted That permission be and u Is hereby gwen y
George Prince 10 construct an awning c9ter o. ooae s'
sid permission to remain during the pleasure
the Common Council.
Which adopted.
BY Councilman RUSSELL
Rstd That The street Commissioner be AID he I, hereby
authorized and directed 10 cause gassn, 70 DC paced
Sky -seccndst from Secoud-aye TO EGst River
Which adopted.
.6ted THAT the salary Of the Inspector OF Vaults an
Areas be increased to the Of two thousand dollars Pc
snnu and that the Conpo!er be authorized to pay the In
crease from the appropriation FOR City Contingencies
Which was referred the Committee Salaries and
ofces.
Resored That peruoR be and the same Il hereby gyer
%ai on he q ffa between ynS
and siHethees providing that the same does not inter
ere with public travel SAID permission 70 continue ohy uu
Ing the pleasure OF the Common Council.
Which was adopted
By the SAINT -.
TheTeas resolution was ADOPTED by the Board OF Alder
men September 90 1882 by the Board Of Councuen Decem
Der 1862 ard approved by the Mayor December 1902 but
which did receive thirteen votes IN the Board OF Alder
men IN consequence Of which the Comptroller refuses 20
authorized by said resolution and TeeommeH d
s Iepassge by the Common Council The iesolnton 10 as
follows.
Roire8 Tint Comptroller be and he 4 hereby author
lied and directed drew his warrant In favor Of THONG,
Smith Collector Of Assessments FOR the Of nix hundred
and nney-seven dollars and thirty four cents 20 be applied
OF
ing named persons:
For regulating Eevenh-avenne, from Forty eighth &
l. til.
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD.

|NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN Trains Albany Troy md Sraog SIrings also con.
Meeting with the NoTta and West ve2ethss depot ct IL
a. NJ. and p. m. IT. :. q ,
Tickets may procured the offices OF Wes,eotts Ex-
press New York and brookyn Baggage checked nonths
residence to all points Oh this road and It's connections
|NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trainsl leave
IN foot OF Costands st. for PHILADELPHIA Of aud l
u M, and p M aud - midnight; for BALiINoas
and WASH .yGrox, ut and 1880 M, m, and ~ mid
night Military Tickets not receivable In the p N usin
For other particulars see bills at offices. 81, .isi
! II ARlTAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL.
40 RoAD--CHANGE Of PlER,-Qn and aasr fklDAY.
day H. 1865 PASSENGER and freight Boats Of this Company
will leave Pier No. North Rr Of Pier foot Of MuE'
ysys., 70 heretofore. wsS SNEDEN, Supegiptandsae
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Tue CsoToN AouEDUcr DEPARTMBSr'-Ins
president and Assistant Commissioner OF the cro'o'
Aqueduct Department just nominated by mayor Gun
in possession of the Office Of the Department
on Tuesday but is said that the old Commissioner
refused to deliver to them the books and papers Oh 1oe"
Office. +7
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COURT or GENERAL sEssIoNs-MAr s.-BefOrs Judge
TTf w RUSSELL.
'rT;,ara Mann WIN for the past two days has

been on tidal for the killing Of Edward Brennan sarIsspe
In the saloon No. - Mercerst on the iStn OF &
Suty Of shtsr fourth degree Tho Jury further
AIDED him TO the mercy 81 the Sea~ hs was re
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Heard Of Aldermen.

...,,,I STATED sEssIos-Monday, May 8. 1855
fTIio. Mo,-nn Jores ESQ., Presdenti Aldermen Norton,
-kt.rnon Gtdney Mnsterson.
TIE To having called and quorum not eppestng the
tte''eH' d. T. VALENTINE, Cierk.
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD = WINTER

IL ARRAN6ESiENr-Leayes York, Jsrnes.slip and
East River for Gre export Sag Harbor Huptons kcs
at a. n For Ysphans IkeLaaa Isp Babylon sad Fam-
insdas at snd rSSn o through y 10. e
la M and .. NJ. tStsges connect for Cold Sprinz1
Oyster Bay, and Hunngon For Hampstead Jama'cs aud
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves 3tth,st, EasA
River at s.5 m Ysphank stopping II all Sts.,os az
~ ffcdacsd rs,ea = A. REAsONER- Superintendent
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A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
IA RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE, PAS as
SEHGER TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK. via The Inc
sily ay from foot Of ChanbeIsst, RUNNING TBkoc Oh
TO CLEVELAND. o., WITHOUT CHANGE " tAks'
connecting with railroads foT all principal cities 10 the est
This road being extended and viii Soon Dc In compets
running order Mansfield Gallon, Urbuns Dayton Slnc
nati ard 81. Louis without break OF gauge ..,rr
j T. ii. GOODMAN Cen Ticket Agt, II. SWEbTSEh,.
no Meadvillc Pa General suPS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-10

WI PANY--Foot Of Barcays--On aud After Apni ~
ming mail trains for hsekestown and intermedae sts-
items viii cave at 80 a. M. Mall Express Tor oil stations
west Of AilbnIn 4:lo p, Mor.tovn fxpesH ?. m
WV $. sCfiUcH, Assistant Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-10

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On1 and
after MONDAY, MAY O. 1865, trsius leave Thitidhst
Station for Albany and Troy connecting With Northern and
estern trains ct II 4, ., 1850 Sleep
Ing Car. attached to and 1879 M trains Tbs P n.
train runs through 70 Bunso ara Suspension phsse VIA i''S
|"'s"'''sAs'' j. NJ ToCCEY AF.t supt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

MAILS on THE MIsslssIPPI.-The Post
master General has entered into con,
tract with the Atlantic and Mississippi
Steamship Company, John J. Roe, Presi-
dent, to carry the mails, on insurable
and safe steamers; on the Mississippi
River, from Cairo to New Orleans and
back, every other day, three times q
week, making the following landings,
viz Cairo, Columbus, Hickman, New
Madrid, Memphis, Helena, White River,
Lake Providence, Vicksburg, Grand
Gulf, Rodney, Natchez. Mouth of Red
River, Bayou Sara, Baton Rouge, Pia,
quemine, New Orleans, aud ten other
landings on the river, 10 be designated
from time 10 time, with substitution
therefrom, by the Post-0hce Depart
ment, from the lst Of Sepfsmber, 1885,
to June 30, 1869, route agent to be em7
ployed and provided for on each steamer
without expense to the Department. The
sum to be paid for the above service il
$27. 900 per annum. vrsr
The Postmaster General has also sc-
cepted tie offer Of the WILMINGTON and
Weldon Railroad for the conveyance Of
mails between Weldon and Wilmington
and intermediate places. - -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

~
REooRDER's CoURT. --Late on Tuesday
evening two women named johnson and
Miller were tried by Recorder Nelson
for an ARRAY. Both were adjudged
guilty, and their husbands were re-
quired to make small contribution to
the treasury of the corporation, Mr..
johnson handed over $S So and Miller
81 S. as the expense Of the little mill
Drunk and Indecent = VIM. Kelly,
late Deputy Sheriff of Warrick County,
az be reports himself, was arrested on
Tuesday night on charge of drunken
ness and lodged all night at the Hotel
de Long, adjoining the courthouse.
Yesterday he was taken before the Re-
corder and fined IS and costs, amount
ing to 81 95. Before this case was
finally adjudged, charge Of public in
decency was made against the prisoner,
but by this time he had managed to be-
come, or feigned to be, so intoxicated
that he was unfit to be tried, and was
remanded to his old qussters on Third
Street. lie will have o hearing to-day
at two O'clock ~ lsA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-07

p@-A strip of thick paper laid over
the edge of each stair, under the carpet,
will preserve a stair carpet from wear
through one-third longer than otherwise
--ErchGngs w a7
We recommend that the local of the
Evansville Journal try the virtue of
thick paper under his coat, in anticipa-
ton of another visit from the negro
wash woman who some years ago raw
hided him, for seducing her daughter,
after she had kindly extended to him
the hospitalities of her cabin, and while
he was waiting for his only shirt to be
taken out of the wash VineenRss sam.
The insinuation in the above is in the
usual style of cowardly traitor and
liar, and is eminently fit to emanate
from the man who was saved from mer-
tied hanging for his treasouabls,procliYi
ties by the soldiers of the Gath Indiana,
through the interposition of General,
then Colonel, Hovey.
The well known mendacity Of the
editor of the Sun renders a denial Of the
base and false insinuation unnecessary
on our part The editor knew it vas o
lie when hewrote it, and be knew its
author was base malignant liar and q
eowardly scoundrel, if not q common,
petty tniei' go 80 va " $50 = = -.