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MISCELLANEOUS.
E. WARREN'S .5.l g Z.
R q o FIN G. /!
,NiglassS8 III s3&ps@gN ~
Is ao,c IN use III Neu Engta,,d, upon The most costly
"a ! II If.b1ic and Private Structures. ~ .s.,sa
MISCELLANEOUS.

Is NoU ~ use III Neac En0tdd upon sae mos costy
r II Isblic and Prira.c Structures. 81 ,..sa
slait -gsafgy- 81 -, wa III hi .i si.s. - IN. 4
.sii,.5 sslsIi; Is Z; .lsas.4gs5 .5,ss.
..5aF 49, ----r i.s-ir.,.,s, ~ .ff ~ -,
,,o or,;,,, Of ,;,,,f A ,s,,rrrr.rc and ,.Y,rrn
,,s AZ y.e os roof;no maieT;a Il nest IN hat Of
cannes fa g,as ~ cost ~ Which iree ifs General
adopiion,l and JaT superior 70 any other roofing in
s''' ''' q 8F9Ck asa
,..-4 gr& y 4 tAH ri
NINETY Of ;he Earnest Masujdcf,tsi,,1 CORPORATIONS
In he Neac En0lGld Siafes hpre mare than 800 900
SQUIRE iaef Of sstriarce coreyed ac, Wusycns Rgo;
isig mana Motssaad feet ~ achich has rcplaced Tis
All
sse f9is.isk ge-l3 BOSTON, April 18th, 1856.
My experience with Warrcns footing Isl that roofs
covered in proper manner with it, superior to
anything that ann conversant with, except Copper.
Yours truly, j. PRESTON, Architect.
* -Fs 1rt 90 p BOSTON, April 2sth, 1885,
N: Eng. Fets Koetn0 GO. 80, = u,
gives us pleasure 10 say That, aer having tried
the various kinds or covering for nat roofs ior nfst-
class stores anu ior an kMus o. Duidi'ss we nave
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The Company has Assets, Over Twelve
United States and State of New-York Stocks, City,
Bank and other Stocks, 49, S4S2S 5Sb
Loans secured by Stocks and otherwise. $3.50 $50
Premium Notes and Bills Receivable, Real -
Estate, Bond and Mortgages and other Sc ia
curities, sa - gss. q ~ 81 ssi,a m 1850, 0s5
United States Gold Coin, i!9ih-. rasf ~ so, 400
Cash IN Bank .t'st 'I-I e -o8 zar 9.5a g. 310,550
1ea i5sttiv sR al.slg 81 $12, 1885, $40
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Fifteen Dollars Reward.
[,OU. All Otner ar
81. BURKE.

MASONIC NOTICE. Members of the Masonic
Ul fraternity, desiring relief are requested to
call upon either Of the following persons: u
VIM. Curtis Edwin s. Shaw, Timothy j Murray
on the part of Portland Lodge II iE[lT77 -
Marquis F. King. VIM. Ross, Jr., Henry L. Paine,
on the part of Ancient Landmark lodge
Rufus Stanley, Daniel w. True, A. NJ Burton on
the part OF Atlantic Lodge. jul 14-tf
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-01-09

After necessary intermission oftwo
hsnes, we resume to-day the regular
publication Of our paper. Our friends
IN the country will remember the 10.
cslity Of our Office, Immediately in the
rear of the store of Ladd Bros., at the
residence of Mrs. c. Ladd.
The present circui,y Of insress will
be corrected in day or two by cutting
door through the partition that sepa.
rates ns from the above mentioned
store, which will afford direct entrance
through it.
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wINNSRORC.
Tuesday Mornlng, January 3, 1866.
New Advertisements.

The co.par.nership of Thompson,
W,thers l. Co., is announced, with a
long and generous list of goods. We
ask especial attention to the above. z
Rsffe. Rafe. tyi&,
One Hundred Laborers Wanted.
Crawford & Millss Factors Shippers.
&c 1,A55 4,
To Rent. ~ ~
Notice OF renewal Of Contracts. y,
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The NeW TcR.

Another year has gone to it's ''long
account" and we stand face to face with
the great problems and issues, the ,ron
b'es, the trials and hopes. the great mu
tasions and revolutions, that must surely
br evolved before the now is numbered
xith the dead years.
1t is period o! great significance and
even Of solennity. Around us lie the
w.Deck and ruin Of dsmantlsd civilixa.
lion; our towns and cities burned, our
railroads, our cotton gins and presses,
Our stock and implements OF agriculture
and industry destroyed. money and ere.
dit alike, gone, and des,itution already
proclaiming its wants. the labor Of the
country regarded as demoralised and in.
sufficient, and detection and desponden.
cy filling to" many heart and paralyzing
too many hands. These are the ma.
terials and the shattered atoms Of the
the past, with which the men Of this
generation arc called upon % reconstruct
new prosperity. f5.jl
\ lis a mighty task xh;ch .,,.,,, .,.
,,,. r., ;f =, -. Ii. 80 n
r .. ''H su'e''. nopei'e's
""a aespondent' II we draw from the
IN ourniul memories Of the paat four
years, the inspiration Of courage and
hero;sm Of resolu,;o, ana ,c,;v;,. ~,
..;,, ,ooL. ,,,, 80; 49,.
-" ''"Ho '""' Pe''oa nen'o'aoie 'of' 'eif
ever ~ we apply ourselves with honost
toii and patienca to the work, we be.
lieve that the close OF this year will wit.
nes. manv yavoo.s. ,sn,;,Ad oo,,t,.,
.,..,
""N 'e '"Pp""''s want anu suner'
ing M many q honsshoid, many q field
neglected during the carnival Of war"
reclaimed from the dominion Of ussa.
aud an, .o,n,,. ..ou.a,....s -, :,
'po" ' t'e
eA'''' % A"" g'ory' ~,
"' - - y NJ
PRorlrs or EMAxcIrAriox. - There
is something very sig,,ifcan, in the fol-.
lowing: AatE Il
"Ths Charleston Is. C. )iStse, says
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represents aSrrSe s-tuiu r.ypivc..
by the capital Of the country. For OK.
ample if negro slave worth one hous.
and dollars produced annually on hun-.
dred and Fifty dollars for his master, anA
the same man when. FREQ produces two
hundred dollars for himself, lis relative.
value when freedman is $l,B3.
49,
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Board for Contracts.

1t. Livensparger, s. B. Clowney and
Jas. S. Stewart, have heen appointed a
board. constituted under Circular Or.
ders from Gen. Elcy, for ratification of
frsedm-n's contracts in this District.
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Which once upon my quiet hours
Like fairy pageauts shone
I feel too deeply far tobc,
Nov soothed. or pleased with phantasy
Vtnsia una v.
Yet fondly turns my heart to thee,
Aad fntters for thy sake,
And though TINT heart may break yat s,il
Full faithful il will break,
For how can forget the hour
When first felt thy beauties power
ptnistd una tu.
Adieu |! yet wherefore say adieus
Nine are no parting words
I may not .ryto wake one tone,
Upon thy memory's chords,
Yet sad it is that love like mine,
Could never win one smile Of thine,
PtnIta una tu.
RidgeWsy, 8. C
A WrpDIxo Tar UNDER Dlrrrcul.
TiEs.-'rhe Nashville Press and Times,
Of The 24th nlt,- says :: IA wedding
took place on last Thursday night near
Cecilia Academy one mile from the
city at the residence OF Mr.. Grizzle, at
which Governor Brownlow officiated as
chaplain. The bride was Miss Sue
Grizzle, and the bridegroom Captain
Goddard, y. 8. a. AS Tie road to the
scene ofthe nnptials runs through dan
ger0us territory and after dark is about
as perioms as that which rms through
Groito del Gave, or the Shadow Of drath
the Governor and his companions rode
ont in carriage with their revolvers
in their laps, and thus acconlred. ariv.
I1ed safely at the spot. with no lives lost,
which may be regarded as 9ni,r feat
in these times. The carriage, in which
fwere Captain Goddard and his friends,
went ont by way ofCollege street, no
other carriages being in company. When
10 reached the vicinity of the Slpher
Spring three ruffians rushed ou end
seized the horses by the bride. The
Captain and his friends Instantly drew
their pistols, wherenpor the highwaymen
Etook to precipi'ate fight. The driver
was exceedingly heightened, as his
horses were restive and wild. and
begged his party not to fire. as he could
not hold his team. 20 the genthmen !,
were constrained, mnch to the,r h.grin,
topnt up their pistols. The T!iee wsslike
appearance Of the Governor ana his
party. as thsy dismonnted. armed 10 the
teeth, a regular matrimonial, iron clad
hand, caused no little laughter from the
assembled guests. Bit Hympn locked
arms with grim visaged Mara, the cere.
nony was performed pleasantly, and al
t$ded safely"
The finest orange trees in Europe, in
the snperb collection at Dresden were
brought az ballast in the shape of mere
blocks of timber, without roots orbranch
es, in the hold Of a German vessel, and
fonnd their way to Saxony. Some
c,rions gardener anxions 10 know what
plant furnished this new wood, planted 1
thsm but unfortunately nistook The up.
per end Tor The over and thus actually
turned shcl poor ,mn,la,ed tree upside
down. Yet, in spite Of this early mu.
tilation, he long sea voyage and ia1I
sebsequent cruel treatment thty have
grown and .aourshed beyond al other
grange ,rses on tho continent. --eps
VAEs,
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trate, u the case be before the Judge OF
OF the District Conrt. and the Clerk issue
the paper, the fees Of the Clerk shall be
the same as the Magistrate would have
had. 81.
1 Xiv. The Sheriff shall have in
the following matters connected with the
District Court; these fees, to.wit:
For obtaining a copy Of tho
Tax Collectors return and
helping the Clerk about n
new Jury list, o. 90
For summoning a Jury at
monthly sitting; 90
For summoning Jury ata
quarterly sitting. including
the wiring of summons, I SO
Besides mileage for the mum.
Der OF miles actually and ne
cessarily traversed in sum.
moning a Jury, at the rate
per milo of, 05
The Sheriff. or Constable, shall have
for Serving process and executing orders
from the District Court, (hot intended
to include the ordinary proceedings by
summary procees,) the following fees,
to wit ::
For arresting an individual, or
serving chattel undera spe.
cial order, or evicting ten.
ant, or doing other specific
service as duly required, o so
For serving any process, sum.
monso or order not requiring
any specific action, as
With mileage from the place
whence the summons, order
or other paper issued, To- tho
place Of its service or execu.
tion, going, but not return.
ing, pei mile, 05
For receiving money, nota or
goods under special attach.
For specific execution Of
sentence, so
For fees of the Clerk and Sheriff.
respecting the Jur,es in the District
Court and tho fees of the Clerk for copy.
ing rolls and reports transmitted by him
to the Treasurer, and Of the Magistrates,
for reports shall be paid out of the Diu.
trict Court Fund.
XIV. A Magistrate. for the ser.
vices mentioned below, shall have fees
as follows. namely:
For summons or notice, and y.
taking the return thereof 90 40
For making and entering asy
order or decision not below
mentioned, including copy,
lift is not eerved, 20
For hearing and determining
any smalland mean cause, or
any complaint, dispute or
controversy, including all ne.
cessary entries Of Judgment
decree or order, as
For the same as in the last
item, where more than four
witnesses are examined, so
For an order OF eviction. so
For special attachment and
taking return thereof. so
For return Of garnisnee not
contested, 80
For binding out an apprentice,
cluding the instruments, to
be paid by the master, SO
For approving q contract be- R
4 tween master and servant, so
For any affidavit, not return E
before mentioned. 80
For each quarterly report TO
the District Conrt, not disap.
proved by the District
s Judge, m Al 90
For each mi.annual report TO =
the Chairman of tho Board
ofReliefo of INDECENT Persons
Of Color, not disapproved by
the said Board, a 2 90
XLYI. The person who requires
services in civil suit or,complain,, or
any matter which he expects, TO be spsci.
ally beneficial to himself beforethe Dis
trict Court aor o Magistrate, shall pay
thetfeesafor them, and he shall recover
back from the adverse party what he has
thus properly paid, ifhe should pr,vail
a., T.. +.
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VENlSTA UNA TU.

IroR THE NEWS
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Br 2pwAEp WILLIAM DAVIS

BY 2DWAED WILLIAM DAVIS.
This poem was published a few year,
since but frog its benuty and worth il hos
arisen from the scar leaves of the past
end Is seat TO aitune afyssh tho harpsichort
OF the heartily
!lt'y FRIEND eY rnx Aurnos-
Thy voice must ever fill my car,
never lose one tone
Aud though know my dream WAS vain
Yet slill am thine own.
Ah'Swhy should it TO, he to thee,
What thou wilt ever prove to me,
~ Itnmta una tu.
on, of 1! when on my couch 10 slsep,
And when ne slumber came,
I've caught o sound, and blushed to find,
4 bicnthed aloud thy name.
How could cen to voiccless air
The wishes of my heart declare I
Vtnlta una tu.
hear thee named by those who may,
1nfold thee to their heart,
And envy them their right to say.
How very dear thou art,
And yet know it cannot be,
Their love can equal mine for thee,
: Ycnts:Gnuao ta.
With aching hear, walk alono.
but those revcrios are flown,
Which once upon my quiet hours
Like fairy pageauts shone
I feel too deeply far to be,
Nov. soothed. or pleased with phantasy
Ptnvfa una tu.
Yet fondly turns my heart TO thee,
Aad fntters for Thy sake,
And though TINT heart may break yet s,ill
E,,ll e.; Al 4, ill ,>.o,h
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|.H
ting, 90 50
Forjuries at quarterly sic. ~
ting, Il ~, rs
For a new jnry list, and neces AZ
eary tickets. Q 90
For an annual copy Of rolls Of @
jurors and constable trans. u,
mitted to the Treasurer, 8 90
For the annual report from the
District Court transmitted
to the Treasurer, 10 90
For copying any report or 9th. .
or paper, or making any en- J.
try more than one hundred .il
words, in journal for each
word, ~, S0i
For license granted by order
Of the District Judge. !. 30
Fin all moneys paid into Conrt
under order Of Court. 3 per Is
cent, 1y..g 9sFtf NJ Z on,
For fling any report, inslrd. sts 81
ment Of apprenticeship, or
other paper directed to be III u.
filed in his Office, 20,
The services mentioned in the last Two
items. lf required by said District Board,
shall DO paid for out Of IFS sands fire.
, 1866-04-08

Dool1ttfe and Covao seem TO be as stolld ~
Indians. boo'tttie di<obcJa the int.zuctIuns
:of The Wisconsin Legislature On the plea that
b. car read the Civil Rights Bill Ia Washing
ton IN clearer Light Than lis constituents In
Madison. FerhaIA he can. ii would be lu-
trfest!ng to know who furnishes the light,
and how much there Is OF 1t.
CoTan !. lke~1ss uuder the ecpsure Of bis
ovu- party. lie says Ia h.s speech on the
Girl Rights Bill, thAt he cxn pnjy inok upon
it from \ legal poEat Of s}ew. II Is p.cci,ely
bb tmro.ency 10 look apon pablo measures
involving great principles, from snr other
polat Of ricw tha1. that Of hair splitting
lawyer, ~hseh made Il incumbent
urou The Republicans of Fena.ylrana
to rrpudsta him, Ii The hope tha, he would
lender hi resignation md MAKE roou fur
tuote st&tesuanttkc and comprehensive scua-
tor. bat Ms. Co&an looks A1so upon thlx
ecusnse from = merely legal I.olnt Of vfcw,
and does not tcen At all disposed to r-Iln-
qu1sh his seat. Tine at last makes Ill things
tvcn. Doo1ittle and Coxan viii wslk tic
f.ank ia dat &eason. II the Pre.1aens slsN
undertake to repay them for thesF tseaeAery
With Federal Judreshsps, We trast itc Senate
~ns aA&t tutie,sn. aelErespeet. and sufficient
reaptct ior the people, 10 Instantly Eelect
tlkstr.
, 1866-04-08

IN Outraged Father Seeks Revenge
f'posl the *tdneer Of hia Daughter.
md sh0ofs = 81 Islander.
{Ex51tu lha Sast Easl

An Outraged Father Srsks Revenge
f'pon the *tdheer Of hia Daughter.
md shoots = f3xstAntler-
tfrutn 'he .ter York Timer, Slh1
a rather rctrarkAb1e casa OF ahootlaf oc-
cured eho- fiy before midnight on afoudxv
night, At tho drinking pIhrn Kept by Edward
Nascn. sttirsa rusiltst, at 80. ID Ler,,t
place, corner Of H!eeektE and Greene strrets.
which might haFt terminated fat all5 to Ut least
ono OF thc ptfFous conccrued In the atfair.
the principal actor 10 this drama OF real llfc
y i4nIs botauet, Aerd ktxty-St1, native Of
lse'siar, who keeps boot md shoe store' ~
and Asc& at No. !si Greene s.reet, lnmed1s,e.
y oprntttc Wilson's place. This Ht,asuet
has laughter, about tweu1Y yea1s
o. aEs. quite good looking aad of
.na nfIs1ehs ~ ,,: s'd -oo sas3EinE manners,
from hp1nt when her fathtr suppo,et
Ahc waa Al her broiler's sesidence, Snnrfjy
heforc midnight Bossues entered WUsonts
taf.foa9n IN very exelted uxnney. Thc1r
*efs anite nnmbeF Of persons In the p1aco.
aaa as'sen mo smtn nasned Harris Hufcou,L
wott t'o*snet drew = heavily -1oaaed Il bar
relied rerolFer fFu1n his breast pocket snd Nrra
nj WIhou. Tha latter seeing the moveuoent
made " bossnet, 1prang back, snd The ha1i
he.1., ,ren ne *sar1n .trnek liolecmb ). IN the
seeunnt boek which, fortunately he haa in
by breast pocket, entered the Gesh. struck 4
n, ana, glaaclng otl, passed ont asaIa nesF
Wounds, and then dropped into one Of his
boots hut for the aeeount-book iho
hall would haze entered Ills tody. aud
probably the wGnnA wDn1d have proved
fatal. finding the arst shot did not have t6e
desired eject. ba9snet attempted 10 flte aeaIa
hot Tic percussion cap mkx<t Gre. Dnn Of thp
men pstseut tht se1xed and striking him On
fhs hsad With chAi1 :tsied him to the fioor,
inAlcitne = very teFcec Es4h Ia bis, htn6.
Baasnes then ran fruua the aslooa and took
refuge IA his own house. In The meantime :
ratttelan w&s summoned who drcsted
| Uoicnmbss sounds, and he va ...tc~ u Ia
| sessatnee,, No, ia ~ -.-str sts1@:. om---
! F~"'~. I'D E.gLt7tSsa,h Precinct, VIA
I informed OF The oecu11vnee and proceeded 10
the houes- aeEesled Boes1st knd conveyed
lin 10 he srrenfh AtAiion has4Aa Ia WooS.sr
street. On ttlIg a:saigncl l= lid not 3cny
, 1866-04-08

II 1.l.her u these enterprises
should oeca.!on the Withdrawal Of the Eng
1lsh do<p ps trom lsclauJ, Al a:1dAslt will tc
carefully drawn, kaoElns that the Fenian
Republic Is fully established, 4ud thai
s1ta.s s.s bttn t!e5ned whereby the rcnlan
motherhood iAs consulted that EaslAud
.hpuld r:r~tre her separate nationality, ~
Tong a shc maintained her tr+aty sslpula.
ticns with tho Umpire ot Feuls. Il l. ex-
reesed that, upon The publication OF this sttl~
dartt. the Independence Of Ireland viii be no
longer doubted, and the fcnlan brotherhood
II III dlsban1 ana return 10 tic aYt4 Of peace
, 1866-04-08
4 Sntshrrn Indiana Wolf Hunt.
ffnn The ippiAY4ise journal, &th.1


a gentleman from Crawford county, Indi.
aua, Informs us that TIC people Of that sec
tton ase preparing to crgase ia audsheF grand
wo1s hnnt On tomorrow. Already several Of
thesa unue!cotne tntcrIopcrs Into our modern
CIV isftzatton, hare paid the. penalty Of theIr
te.nsr1ty. The moaa of hunting Is SONG = hat
similar 70 that Ia vogue In tndta- The forests
surrounding tho famoua Vyanlo,tc Cave ase
bealez, up, lke ths sieer-lufestcd 3uns1es Of
account Of the \ hole vol e1cltement, - us
- Il, IN aud about Leasenwortb: but va
nave onty room 10 kay that Tomorrow Wilt
probably close ont The consignu,cnt OF uRly
wy aninas 60 sinsulAsIy made to tho people
4 1cast one hundred pcrsoas viii engage h
re campaign, AMI! The t'tootk'' Of horns. the
clansor Of tin pans. and the cracking of TILES
~itl doubtless create din sufficient to hsTt
n;s.shssnea ~ lurine nnrse Of ssoma1ns into
h!stcdee; We tsc promised tho p,1ticplars
Of the 1Eht.
, 1866-04-08
StsAnEn tttAtoFy Of II fkebel Tornek,o
nsat-Sao lsrntrns Ebttr EresFs.

/ g, Ssoa Msuf1 ue1en&e of Aahte.'~3
She WAS built Of boiler Iron. ws ii, mt
tnasruFe iect long. and WA manned by
crew q uine men, eight of Hbom worted ihr
propeller hT hsna. The ninth steerrd H.
boat and regulated her Movements heiou th ths
surface Of the wafer. She eppid be IN t,t, ...,aS
~ pleasure to any dessrcd depth, Or sosl',s :.
wstes her movements wese exactly cont- -Gissd ~
sad h:r sI'sed wsa about four Fnnts - ~.
thisndsd thst she ahould spproach ans -
tel laying y anehor. pass uudes I heI te I -, ~
asas noxlng TORPEDO, which would e1n,,eaa ~
attacked. 14 u sae saip
ehe eonid sr1aain submerged NOM th,n ..,<
N honr Without faeany*nientn tn h-e susa n a3H
Coon after her arrirst Ia Ch.ei..tssse ss eTew.
others, yo}untseted to ATTACK H. F.ssae raa e1Eht
Hath hsf. While preparing ior thsIs ~ ~ neSt
ttoa, The swell Of = pasA}ng sts.ma n xpedl;
the boat Ia sink sadd<nly, and d',es 81, hs.a saased
eept Lieut. PAYNE, who 1t sht n, 7n,1ss osaas, eH-
standing IN the open hAtehwsy, nctaaht a%hent rs n
WA 5000 ralscd. and aRaip n.Is naea. @ She
seFrict. Lieut. FaJne 4gata Tolsoteaoy for
ter, ahe csp4teed and xgsso snnF J., -; - -:
tef. a1s.nanE ais bauds except ber ro.e asep ~s<
Resn: nsoia raistd sad' prepared ia, . ,,,..
, 1866-04-08

VIZ publish el.erhrre = proclamation Of
Governor crtpo, Of Michigan. appointing the
nineteenth dsy nf April, instant, ~ day for
fast!pe, humiliation and prayer for the eafc
dellrerznre Of The country, ih Institutions,
and tne lIoertles Of aIl people from tho dsa.
,:ers whlch surround thee, In the Fcoon,ts1c-
lion of the Union. The tone Of the proc1a.
snat!cti ia Ch1!stian aad patriotic aud neees-
eas1y c,tncc. that strong sympathy With the
c2usc Of liberty, aud With It, snppoTteta IN
Congress whlel every Christian patriot must
feel.
The Wayne County " Democratic" Asso'
e3asten has already denounced The Govesuos's
psoe,amatloa ~ direct attack upou the
Psessdent tot tbs exerrisd Of his constitutional
psHcsa-''- We have AIwAys srEardel the
Presidents " constitutional power" - ve1y
extensive, bnt We were not Arste Thai the,
nreeluded Chrtkttsas tnu ta1tluk &ud prayer
, 1866-04-08

ANONYMOUS CoNNCStcA1iors,-We ray
no attention to apouJmuns communications.
We have received \ letter, without algratuyr,
asking whether We support lotteries and Fin
concerts. This question, BY the way. hks
been answered oltcr enough already. Not
tCng s!nce ~e received au anonymous letter
asktpe wbe.her II h truc, ~ charged By sotoe
guilty member of tho Legislature, &hat We
demanded e., 900 a. condition Of snprort-
Ing The hosse tailwsr twindlr. We src In re-
e.ln. nf ~--.sr: e-'~'s.1:75@h:'~- xi-'-~ %"'!c"
, 1866-04-08

WHAT = EtR F1satAS* AKE DOING
The Scw York 1Eo-:d aInt>unces that tho
great Ftnt1n Armada has eAi}sd with trpops.
comm1ssar11t tud orauanct- under The cosD-
m2od Of Lcut. Gen, H. Ioran kiflian, ss1th
Major Ecntra;s PAtIick ME'tahcy sad Others
equally d,ttingut.hrd tn subordinate com
u.auda. Thr ryAud Fcnian Armada will iaad
on the IslAnd of Campo Hello 10 the Bay af
Furdy, aud having captured and eAteo Ia
Ises+nt Earhson, which II supposed 10 con
atet chiefly Of sc!t shell clans, thc land foecta
will rest, iutreneh. md tfsen pyncrcd to the
runarezI u Scx Bsan1wtck - tho rfrllna-
IL. > 10 the Aub}ue1tion Of British America,
whies In tuln wilt bc promptly fo1aeHtd by
The rniIu4.y uccureiion Of ireland xud Tho
1ntn.icz. uf Gsrat its5tstn-
The ha:4i u usually ID eate1prtsins
Jouraai, especially h regard to war matters,
but ), .hi. sr.taure Its ..saucliy Of Information
Indicate. iaas the forsais eaicspEise OF it,
conductors II waning. WEAK eh1s 10 Inform
The Ht-9It In addition to The aboYe, that Ar
rangem-,tt. have been made BY the Penlsn
Secetars for :kt department nf subtcr4nean
AFFAIR.", v hel thJ, ty = e,ptors Application OF
highly InedIcat+d Fca3sn Bonds TO tho ot46ce4
OF NJ. Heel. ii fcclzad, snd ut, vcsav,us Ia
Italy, those ~clsa:ic rrapt.ous Will be c.oaed
and cUectua1ly f'aered In Consequence
thereof Il Is rtasouahfr crpteted BY the said
Fenlan secsrtsg, that l1e1And tctay a. tho
proper pint between the TWO vents thus
closed, the imprisoned furces generated br
The lpcspdcseent tnxile. Ia The easth's cen.rr,
viii accomplish tie uphcaTa1 OF = sast Island
on the COST of Cout.4.eht, upou which. ~
soou n The suokn efcars AWAY, feni1n Gen.
cr1l viii unttrl The I!4h lag, and general
elAmbake wtl1 trsnsptrE-
Immediately thereafter su expedition Of
ten ed!tozs in 'loous. zach armed with 4
pair OF sci6son ars hundred thousand pro-
tlamatfons, will make descent Ia combined
force upon ali Ireland Al the sanr time l.
female Fentar Win iaud upon the shore: t,t
Ensland, xnd proc1ed to the sourrc q: -
Thames. clad To double quantity Of s~,.;.-
costa HaT,ng sr7Irrd at the It'll. H..
~heoce fows GlIs Emoua Etrtan ~ ::
which London would BE- dasol,,, i, =,
aoa that part ofloE apparel W.. r.. =.
lsdie Of stootnftou sspe:,edt :;
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