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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-11-18
EVOLs III. NO. 1o7.

years, me and Sam have been working
fogstherin the justice court. / was an K
everlastin defendant, and San the con
stable, but he never sold my property
norlacared Mrs. Arp. Hurraw for the
Jobnsons n Y, q. IS e
4 w ell, ON the whole, there's a,heap Of
things to be thankfal for I'm thankful
the war is over that's the big thing
Then I'm glad I amt a Black Repoblis
can pup I'm thankful that Thad.
Stephens and Summer and Philips, nor
none of their hin, hiri & no KIN to me. \
I'm thanlSful ler tho high privilege 81.
liatin al snch I'm thanlSfal e livein !
Dixy, Il, the State Of G se5fgy and our Z
|Govefnors !, name AMT Brownlow. Poor
lTennessee ! golly, didn't she catch
TT It'll Johnson's pafdons won't do
f6bs l9uell good there. They better git
one from the devil il they expekt tito
pass & Wonder Nshat made Providence
| afaikt 'en with such a,cnss. 'sh 2
81 But j can't dwell on such a subielt.
Its hlydemoyalizin and.unpro6tablo>
Es.Sweet land of Liberty, of thee
Il could not sing in Tennessee
| But thenrwe've had q circus once
more, and seen the clown play round,
and that makes up, for aaheep Of trouble.
4 IN fact, its the best sign Of fekonstruli.
4 ben 4 have tyit Observed. 8 S
] * Yourb, Ihopin,l Bill Amp
P s. And they hawled Grants
I cabin thousand miles. Well ! Sher-
A mans war horse strayedin my stable
4 nesnight. x want to sail the stall TO
some Yankee State Fair, as our people
4Iain't the sort that run after big folks
Things. The stall amt no morn any
Slsother stall to me- State Fairs, its for
sale. ! I,supp6se that Ha,pp,'s Weekly
or ffaak lstslyswill Faint d pikter of j
soon, ,iby DRAWN on their ilnaginatiohs q
B III I'd ny 4 &; ia q \! Is. a.
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m FER unAprpaesedi facilities Tor tha ship.
~ lnent (from, Augusta and posnta South)
of Cotton. /. ton Goods. ands heavy frciehts,
Tor, r,Sayannah, New York and all points North
and w Get, y B ~ "a 4 ~ ~ q
Through receipts given oil which insof& d
can be Effected az lowest rates. y
) lnterDai Revenue Tax viii be paid or bonds
given by this, Company ! in accordance With
lresule.iens ef tho United States Tfeasnfy De-
ipartmens. ~ ~ 81 81 gs q }tg Il j tts
For participate and rates. inquiro on sodth.
,efn Express Company. 81 2 sY
w This Company is now prepared TO forward
GOLD AND SILVER COIN, 20 CUSRE,s T.
,sj $P PaRcELs, AND FREIGHTS.e
To Petersburg, Va Lynchburg, Va,
Danviilc, Va. Bfistoi. Tenn!
g Srssnsbosq Z, q 4; y 2 ss!isepry y
q ~ \ Z. 3,at gb. ~ w tldor, A, y.
7tioidsbor0'5 fS8C,s vi ttfif tom, ", CO.
AND TO WAY STA ffoss on TiiE
Virginia and Tennc4see Railroad; South Side
RaiFoab Pe.eysbprg Railroad. North Carolina
Railroad, Raleigh ano Gastons Railroad, VIII.
amingtcn and Weldon Railroad, and w cstern
IN. G.. Railroad. h ,fs,g Sgi3S d, fy{
LETTERS. MONEY lPAC CKAGES AND 4
S ''SNlALL'PARCELS, IN S
To Columbiag s. c., ~ Charleston, S. c., 4
Augusta, Ga, Savannah, Ca, (, Z
n Macon, Ga, Columbus, Ga, "a
! s Mobile, Ala, Montgomery, Ala,
. Selma, Ala, jackson, Mass,
~ X a,.4i3r \ y New Orleans. La, X
y. AND TO way sTAToINs' oN THE sliHy.
Charlotte & &C, Railroad. South Carolina
Railroad. Georgia Railroady Macon. and West.
era Railroad, Atlanfa and Wcst Point Raib
road, Southwestern Railroad. Southern Raul,
road, and Alabama and M Mjssissippi Railroad.
\ All Goods shipped by the Adains and Harden
Express COMPANIES. and marked 10 the care
OF the Southern Express Company, will be
promptly forwarded TO deatinatioba &.
3 Freighfs shipped by steaipship to our care
will be forwarded by Express without charge
for commission aud drayages n b s,9 80
Ifordets arc left at our Office, goods will be
called for and forwarded by sirsf ,ex rress. 4 NJ
l!tst 4 s. a 3 ADAMS EXPRESS co.
oct 1896 .9Si q 7. 81; y St
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, DysF. ~ & ". II, J, GRE NERER.s 's.. Il
sga4ERBfs. Siabg Tor AK months either in
& n @cprscncy or provisions. Payment rc.i
,quircd iBynsiabi " Id advance. l y
4 kSserti sejnenis iusegtedat g so persquafc
for frat Insertion, q Tor each euhseqnept in (.
lions, Obituaries and Oommunicatio tons Of pers
ssoral fptesesl charged az advertise esnents,
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VIgNsRoRo, 81 2, a7 SNe, NoYaNBER IS 1895.
Bill Arp on the Stare clhs Country.
Nsweet land % Liberty Itbee / sing.,,lls

a IS 4 s. 81 ~ ~ Y II jf 81 b 70 e
% Not inilchI don't, snoSs this time.
Iftheres anything swetI tIabont lberty;
IN this patt Of the vineyl 1 cau't,seell
it. The lands's goad en- nd { wouldn'tl !
mind hsafin a hyme OF 70 about the
land 4 live on, but as fcrt din sugar ana;II i
liberty IN Georgy eoil, s / MI a mistake,
Hqwsameter, TN bof3 4 I'm mueh!I
calIner and setener yli 7 was q few
months lago. Ibegif bel kindly to-
wards all people, s& i some. I'ml
nov endeayofin 10 be q qeet national
man. I've taken up motto Of no
North, mo South, no no Vast
but let me tell yen, my 3ieiidi Il bet
on Dixie as lons as ! got a dellars
Its no harms TO run bd sdules, lgpY
takt tits highly harmolI IS 30 do Ssos
I'm q good Union reb, 8d my battle
cry areiD Dixie and the q,ion.
But you SEE: my friIdi we are eEget- 4
tin restless about sole thing. The
var had bekun,s mighty heavy on us,
and after the big collaH we thought III
was over for good. Iye had killed
folks and killed folks ui q the novelty
of the thing had wore tand we We're
mfy nigh played .oub oyer Child,s
|sren wersincreasln and tttels diminishiin..si
~ a close alculashunlt was perseeyed
thatl@e didn't iSlll onrI Iaenies as fast as
they were simporsed, hnd about those
times 4 thought 1T WASH pity that some
3mlraKle OF praQe haCllIpnt off the breed
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5en; = goSl VANS slly ], l1iore slavery.
4 sle 1ioSi,s 81 l,''u 'lsS ns a'ol
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WI Know oy. walsln S,S 2 oeen ioolg.
y. johnson :, says " tySae to e$per,;
ment, M ~ snaes an ne can 40 now S,i
anly6ody can do.h Mr. ollnson hsssd ,'s :
I'leyel lm M ior him, ana , /, syery y, poay
o9sht tooe lor y ms power
inl SLOW aooHt some .hlnegs, 4 am = ..
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tupIisnEp wBE8LY Sr cAMbgS, oss,
a BY i. i y Bsill n a u IS
oct 2s'G5 /!
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26
THE EYES! THE EYES
DR.. E. H. PARDEE.
CULIST AND AURIST

A FTER A PROTRACTED BLINDNESS OF
n more than five years. DR.. Pardee has made
himself thoroughly and scientifically acquaint-
ed with all diseases of the Eye, and is now prac-
tcing with success not surpassed in the Uni
ted States.
All operations performed, such Strabismus
cross eye. Cataract by linear extraction. De-
preston or Absorption, Ptcrvgium, icshy
membrane growing over the eve, Reduction Of
Staphyloma or bugng ont of the eye, Artificial
Pupil, Fistnla Lachrymals. or closing Of tear
passage. and all detormities of the Lids. etc.
Artificial Eyes inserted without the least pain
and possessing all the movements and brilliancy
of the real eye. large assortment constantly
on hand and for sale at reasonable prices. The
Doctors Eye Bath for the treatment and cure of
all nervous diseases is used all over this coast.
Thankful to those physicians who have sent
him cases for operations, he hopes that his uni
versal success will warrant continuation of
their confidence. His celebrity as an operator is
co-extensive with his success, as patients are
presenting themselves for treatment and opera
tons. from New York and Boston, almost month
". Many patients can be seen at the Doctors
Office daily, in different stages of recovery
0fiice-767 Clay street, (above the Plaza
near Dupont street. 14.ly.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

The Triumphs of Science =" Eureka! Eurc
ka' shou'c, trchim.le, as he nlkcl through the
thronsng thoruehfes anc Syracuse his discovery
great philoo oi,l principle a, the dawn Of the pres
century the world similarly startled 10y the an
fiat the stomach and blood the great
empires disease an science has since endorsed it with her
Signature Coupled with tc above fact Dr. ,oy stated
~ hc al al,n discovered two preparations. Pills and 0int
which exerte powerful influence all diseases
el4rln those In all billions disorders aud
complaints 81 the liver enabled to trace the primary
symptom, unhealthy condition Of the stomach the
dprve,l If the blood that the miscieyons
queucc, resulting from the free of mercury must be
oiyirs t. every Dr. Holloway en-
phaiicy thai cnnei not only unnecessary. but
h.h.y perncu, liver complaint and disorders ui the
liver generally. and bear him out in this assertion. lie
confidently points the thousands of certificates in his
pp-c--ipn the effected 10y his Pills aud ont-
i.rnt which contain particle of DropSy gen
orally arises from Improper action a" the liver and it l. Ia
organ direct attention in the treatment OF
tii- dce The combined the Pills and Ointment i
~v eff by their inllmmattIun Of the
liver reuceI the hillary ecetius corrected the stomach
ceinscl and the bowels regulated The action of the Pills
the blood he and liver is speedy, searching ani active
eciuall, eIicu every of disc from the
whatever farm may This tci well e.
tti-ic that these me lcnrS admitted into countries
prrpric;ar; medicines allowed to be sold
Russia. Prussia. Austria spain and even roScripve
sale throughout their
he found. convincing proof that the whole civil
iYr World proclaim without isscuent voice the eNtraor-
binary virtues of these two marvellous melcines-Ncrl
Eerj,,r 3olt.
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to Hope for the Afflicted

To- Hope for the Amicted.-Ix another part Of
paper will he found the advertisement Of the celebrated
established by Dr. j. C. Young in 1850 In this
Of deceit and harlaan=n it boon the suffering to
point them where they of obtaining the wish
ed for relief and Under the of the kul Doctor
the sick an ronhc can divet themselves OF their huren
of pain and shame lay aside their and secure health
and happiness. If you sick in troube. do not hes
Read the advertisement and follow the advice Do not
forget number the directing your letter
CONSULTATION OFFICE, 80 Washington street San Fran
cisco. 4l3in :n.
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GREENE'S HOTEL! !
STAGE HOUSE
Main sta,-California. a.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS PUR-
<....Mh chased the old and popular stand known
....Ekzs as the AMERICAN HOTEL, where he
N-AEs will hencctorth be found. ready and will
ling to devote his whole attention to the wants
of his old friends and the travelling public.
gely@ The Office of the California Stage Compa-
ny has been removed to the new House, from
which coaches leave in all directions daily
Travellers may rest assured that the
Table and Sleeping Accommodations
Will be second to no Hotel in Northern Califor-
MIA \ trial of the new Hotel and Stage House
is solicited by
TOM. GREENE, Proprietor.
Shasta. June -. 1863. -3.ts.
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ADDENDUM.
PER OV ERLAND TELEGRAPH :

PER OVERLAND TELEGRAPH:
PnIL,pF May 18th. 1865.
I'll Series all sold Commenced Sd Series. Two Hun
lred and Thirty Millions 200oo00o precisely like other
Series except dated 18th July and Government
the right pay six per cent in Gold Instead Of 80 Cur
rency. JAY CoohE,
Sub.eriptnn 4 cont Philaiephia.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26
Great Popular Loan of the People

Less than sG0o00ooGo of authorized by the last
Congress. the market
This amount at the rate at which it is being absorbed will
all be subscribed for within four months when the notes
will undoubtedly command premium as has uniformly been
the case on closing the subscriptions t. other Loans
In order that citizens of every and section Of the
country may he afforded facilities for taking the the
National HanE, State Hanks, aud Prfrafe
BaHIers throughout the counry have generally agreed
subscriptions par Subscribers will select their
agents in whom they have confidence and who only
are to e responsible for delivery the which
hey receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription 4 gent, Philadelphia
March -. 1865 17.l3ttc.2p
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THE NExr CoNGREss.-There will he a Union
majority of 2s in the Senate, and l20 in the
lower House The preponderance of the loyal
element is suffic to secure against any re-
turn to the old subiectiOn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

Miss MARY HARRIS, an employee in the Treas
ury Department, who killed Burroughs clerk
in the same place, for seduction, was acquitted
hv the Jury after ten minutes deliberaton Com
,.res,man Voorhees,, OF Indiana, assisted in Miss
Hnrris defense.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

The last number of tho ki1D,ah Nr'r- comes
to US considerably reduced ia -jzr. The propr-
prietor, announce that the Nrcs will hereafter
be printed in smaller type. 50 thatthc public will
receive rs much reading matter aS heretofore.
Ne hope the people of Klamath will see 10 it
;hlt The cnly paper in that county is literally
supported, for il deserves 70 be.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

coast to assume command OF the Department OF
the Pacific The Utica N. y HeraH says. and
perhaps with much truth, tina, the pacific De-
partment is Just the place for him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

PnEspENr JoH>soN ilEatI4D-..'tc Dispatch
IS from the East announce President Johnsoo rs
being in poor health, and u",ii" "a attend lniIt
meetings Of the Cabinet. Iu~' At present the
health OF the President is a n'tter of particular
>piiciude to the loyal mAsse, OF the country. and
oyru his counscls with the Cabinet the nation can
III afford to spare
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

c. 5. A. the boasted initials of the late So
called Confederate States of America. signify,
according to the latest translation, - Crnolium
Skirtum AbSquatuatum.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

CoLFAX Ar \ CHINESE FEAsr.--SiX Chinese
companies OF san Fraucisco-the san Yup, See
Yup Ycong Wo Ming Yeong, Hop Wo and Yam
Wu-tcastei the CotiN party ON the 18th The
guests were six mortal hours at the dinner table
and are reported to have enjoyed the occasion
umaxiuglN
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

THE secesh State Central Committee. with jim
Coflroth at the head, met at Sacramento on the
l6ih and called a State Convention to nominate
!. candidate for Supreme Judge on the 18th OF
next month. Rumor says that Vince Geiger, the
murderer. or the editor of the Mlrysvillc EIPress
will be the lucky fellow.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

SAD, IF TRUE.-R. Dugan, of Crescent City,
wrote to Beekman, of Jacksonville, on the goth,
that domesticated Indians had brought report
that part of the wreck of the Brother Jonathan
came ashore below the mouth Of Klamath river
with still living man on it, three days before.
and that the Klamath Indians had killed him.
Further. that they had robbed all the bodies,
trunks. etc. which had went ashore in that vi
cjnitv. Capt. Buckley, with detachment of
soldiers, had gone to look after the red devils.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

JOHN JAMES COCHRAN
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Floor Managers:

D. FARRELL, J. HANLoN, N. GRIFFITH
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

Az effort is being made to start a new paper at
Red Bluf-the Independent says.
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Sprtial Nutitts.

Subscription Agent. Philadelphia.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-08-26

March ~. 1865.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-07

A TEARING SKIRMIsH BETWEEN TWO
JEALOUS FEMALEs.-The Richmond Val
Times OF the 10Th inst says:
Ne learn that on Wednesday morning
an interesting 'set-to' took place IN
fashionable dry goods store on Broad
street. 1t seems that two young ladies,
eacn of whom labored under the delu-
sion that she was the sole recipient OF
certain young mans affections until
Jew days previous, met for the first time
AZ above. Words soon eliminated IN
blows. or rather in smacks, and scratches
and to1 a while, silks, laces, curls, water,
tails, ribbons, iurbelows, fringes and
Hounc q iairly flew. Watching his oppor-
1uuiy, a fearless knight OF the YARD
SUCK finally interfered and separated the
fair behgerents. Their respective ward.
robes were so much disarranged, and
their dear little faces 80 much scratched
that basins and water were in immediate
demand, and hacks were subsequently
brought up to convey the feminine com
batants TO their respective homes. Ru>
NOR hath it that the gay young gallant
who had been paying attention to ootn;
and about whom they scratched and
gouged, is really the affianced of one o.
The wealthlest and most beautiful young
ladies III Augusta, Georgia. But ther
the Richmond girls knew nothing abou
this, YOU know.
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A. J. Pc w E LII,
AANTATION BROKER,
No. @ Carondolet Street,

New Orleans, ae lles g
Has reopened In this city office for the Purchase
Sale renting of Houses and Lots Plantations, I'M
improved la ds &c Orders r the Survey and sub
division of and Maps thereof attended TO
promptly aRd In a satisfactory manner An experience
Of twentvfvs years in the Land Departments OF the
State, be trusts will secure him share Of patronage
In his profession .~e,.e "a x
Having secured the services ef an experienced and
fnusn tial persnn In Washington CITY fer that pur
pose he vii attend to the settlement Of claims In
The departments thsre
Parties favorng the advertiser with their patronage
win please iRspiaA cOmPlete description Of property
agNd, Nov lAdtf.
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COAL OIL AND COAL OILELAMPs, all
varieties.
Very fine Liquors for Medical Purposes.
evm. Catheters and Bougies. Pessanes.
Nipplel shields, Breast pumps,
Syringes-all kinds, Nursing bottles
= ~-----o. Speculmus and Stethescopes'
Also a large and well selected assortment OF
Patent Medicines
NOlen's God Liver Oil. -
Queru's Cod Liver Oil Jelly,
And Winchester's Genuine
Observation-Disclosures of Lime and Soda. r.
SCHOOL BOOKS. s.s.r.3
An assortment of SCHOOL BOOKS, such as are used
BY ali the schools in this city.
great variety of very superior -fT TE.l 3
STATIONERY, VISITING CARDS. ~
PLAYING CARDS, ARNOLD'S GENUINE
a.e4 WRITING FLUID, STEEL PENS,
Photograph Albums, very handsome,
E and Ladies' PORTFOLIOS.
.s-r Pocket Books, Port Monies, ~
tf0 Ladies' Purses, Pocket Knives,
and RAZORS from the first cutters in the world
besides innumerabIe articles which we cannot par
ticularize. T a'
These goods have been selected with great care from
the best markets by connoisseur in the business,
and can and will be sold upon the most advantageous
terms to the purchasers, for cash. NJ saE aa
The Prescription department viii be under Mr..
Johnso ms care. ft h
Calls for medicines win receive prompt attention
day and night Nov 80 %
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The subscription for the purpose of
buildiug a cathedral to the memory. of
Bishops Polk, Otey, vud other Confedei-
ate dead, appears to be filling up rapidly.
TT e rector Of st. Lazarus's Church, Mem
PMS, VINO suggested the appropriate mode
of respect, acknowledges the receipt of
$1,000 10 The period of two DAYS. 20 =
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HoRsH RArsrve EXTRAORDINARY. I'm
Robins block on the corner o, soul
Water and Wells streets, has lately pee
raised twenty >seven inches from It's org
mai foundation. This is the larges
building which has been raised 10 tn.
United States. The work of raising tn
bu ding commenced little over thre'
weeks ago. Eighteen days were occupied
ia preparing the building for being frisco
and placing the screws in position Id
having been dor Q only three da. wer'
occuplrd IN raising it twenty seven lncnes
To DO this. fifteen hundred and eighty
screws had to be used. When the bulid
ing was ready for the operation to De
G, mm need, three hundred men were
engaged upon the work, who at q gwen
.isnal set the screws in motion, and the
building was raised without a single
crack being made. The BUILDING 70
gerher with its contents, weighs ffSy-twt
thousand tons, (. d is FIVE stor es II
heisht. =,
i uIs building is constructed with al
iron front, and was the first one puut
that manner in the city, The total cos
OF raising the building, together with tn
other improvements, Will prooapl.
amount to over $4,000.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-07

Mrs. Darlington says that Ike, having
become very much enamelled of siren
of Boston, has led her to to. the mental
altar. He didn't appear the least deoom-
posed. On the back of his wedding
cards were little Cubebs with wings.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-07

WOMEN FROM OPPOSITE POINTS OF VIEW.
II would not be a woman, for then l
could not love her." says Montaigne
Lady NJ. w. Montsgu says: "The only
oil c'ion have to be imam Is that i
should then have to marry woman"
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-07

The New York Times says that Mr..
Chase, in the first Cabinet meeting after
the attack on Fort Sumpter, opposed
raising any troops or making any war.
Cannon.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-07

Tae Adams and Southe d Express
Companies nave arranged that the latter
sha take charge of all the business South
of Nashville, after the first of January. a-,