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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-12-25
The White Mnn's Paper,
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-11-24

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Sic eruRe Mrmee Der Mepm6lif.

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metlten Ssanteu Der Union li9 erfredenpe
Sfrbtnoung iriIberer 8untsSIpIbaten perbreis
teten bic Gopperbeorbldtter pcr etnieen MD.
naten bic IdauerliGten @sri6te bieIelbC
ioute ni6tS 0erin9eres be,peden, ais bic @r.
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slei6 iU1te le einen a4t ndtipiRtiHsn, frem.
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boltbarteit bieitr 8Crwitrfe nad unD 3et9te
Dap Ole Uerbincung eiRen gang 9uten ratrip.
ttl@en 3ped bat. uniere 8ebouptuuaeu
werpen Our6 bte NotiOnalconpsnticn, pel6e
BON Der o@ranb Armp Of tbe Nepublic" pieIer
Gage IN Snoiandpolis abaebelten norp. Spl=
fpmmen beltdti9t. DAP le uibtS nit I&npm
SsOtbinSismnS gu l6afen BAT, beptss lie ma,
meutli6 ourh GrpdGlune oes @enerola
@uSua @iatG gu etnem Der prominsntsReu
Seomtsn Der Organization, tpte tbr iberbaupt
Siele Oenti&e angsb6rsn. llub tbre NnltA-
ten uno 5wefe lpra6 fe In fulsenHen treflts
den BON tbr Der Sefentltdteit aber9ebener
NslulutiCnen aus:
/. Die 9rCbe Nrmee Der 8epu6lit pirb or.
gdnllirt, nm I'M birserltHen Qeben jtne Yrtn,
ctrten fDrtjuerBolten, fir weIAe lie inter BET
9ldtiOnal- Uag9e unter Wofeu aetancen f; fl
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untertasen, alien WeniGen s~elunOe, c~uniiti.
ttCnele 6aeibett ;u Iihern unp alien Mmeri>
taneru alenttalben nnb az ieper 3ett rereu
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sa0..m.4 >eSsN ulf GCmbtnpttcnsn pet
Ssuss o.tW! NsS Esuses su pinbtctren
Die lth bilpsn mGeen, 1, .s.m ~ beroIbsn'
abmprs&en Uoer lie bcrlel., %sn ;sns,, n.
2. gGir verp1i6ten uns, a. 9adt unt
pfern Maunern NIT all mlersr Mt,. T., II
unlcrrm GjnFub Bethlehem Su wcllsu, D.,
Der Gtunbe Der Motb in BEN rebsliihen Staas
ten felt ST. Der Sa&s Der Natipn esbaltrn unc
atIe @rtsu ron Serlullem unb NaMtbeilsn,
Geyfolaunaen burn @eralttbet, 8erIcl9uns
esn inter benz Dedrnantel Der @elebe erlitten
unb pie Sntesritat Der Station au1re@t erbals
ten baden, uno mir egfllren, baB mir feine
@emalt, bic uuS gu 0sbDta ltsbt, 0eruaGlal'
lieen, icnbern bieielbe anwenoen merpen, bae
nit ben amerifantlAen 8reigewcroensn i'm
1an,sn 0ebiet, Iber baS unlsre 8lagge rebt,
SuDtommener SduB gu She'll werOs.
3. Ser @pn9reb lcllte mad Jtt6t tno 9es
rehttefeit unp niAt aus Wpblwpllem Elm
@elsb e~rloi{en, bas ate YpuntisS Der SunbeS-
ScIpaten unp Matrpien 9ere&termaBen 9leia-
lttllt.
4. Sir perpHidten uns, bardtf b%insuUir-
fen, paG pom Seitsn Der StaatSs unb Static
natsWsRegsbung seeisnete @eIebe gum I'm
terbalt uno sur Grsiebung Der Wailen uni
unteritibung Der Wittiren u%nlerer seitprbe=
men Ramerabeu unD Yerfrippelten Brlper
erIalem tperoen unb cine balptge 8eretntguna
unb ;3obluna ol~r eeltblt1en @nlprlde
welAe Die Nesterung sessniiber ben scloateu
uno Matrplen unD peren Grben gu %bsfrtept'
gen bat, St erjWingen.
S. gad unferer Nrliht 1T feim Wfunn
mertb, eth freter 8Grger zines fteten eanees
ut Ietn, Der niht bsreitwilig sur Sertbetots
qung bel1elben Die Wafen ergreift. Oesbalt
lblagen mir Dem @cnsreB bic @nnabras etnea
@eiebes Dor. bas eS teoem Burger CUR nner@
la6liden @1Itt ma6t, CUR Belt Der Notb letn
Yaterlono perlUnlt6, ni6t aber burA einen
Steluert;eter gu Sertbetoi9en.
t. 3a mad Neht uno Oeredti9feit unb
ipeaen Der gebrahten Spier unb ~teitanDenen
@efabrem Der gmnpeslolOaten uno Olatrolen,
Die i'm leeten &risse seoient haben, eeren
Dienlte our @rbaltung Ter NatiOn niemalS
bOltOmnien belObnt werCen rGnnen, IU bitten
mir D!eieniaen, welae regteren, ben SolOater
unp Matroien, pie Deilen bebirfen, lolde
Stelsn, pie NIT @bren unp YrpIt perbunDen
tno, gu oerletben, sa pensn ie beiSbiat isin
mGeen, unb Na9reno mir fir unS lslblt uno
fir Dietenigen %unierer &amerdpen nidtS per-
.~tan9en, Die i'm Stanoe linp, li8 ieIblt su er>
baIten, empfeblen mir pteles @siuA al1es Grn~
fee Der 8eradliAtieuns Der HebGrDm unb
mir bitten belcnOers ben YralDenteu oaB er
T@ Der 8OItttd %ertnnere, Die er friber absr
pteien Wssenltano ielblt tunO 9e9ebsn bat.
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gmtrikani(hr Ma6riGteu uaO auti,en.

Gtn @bulera14tff Set 81. gort
Das Shtf "Msrcurp", Capt. Gtetlom, fam
am Mittwob NIT G6olera an 8oro BON 6aprs
tn Der unteren Sal an. @S na9m In 6avre
1852 @alasiere an 8oro, unO BON oisleu itar-
ben "a tpdbrsnD Der lsberfabrt. Das Sdiff
mel6es 1T bee lntertn BAL a%nferte, bate nod,
mebrsre &ranfe on 8Oro; IS 1T an SoYp unt
Bender %cUniisnirt.
Nm Dpnnerltus purben bic 9atienten I'M.
ter Der Nufli6t beS Quarantine 4Nrstes Or.
S%Utnburne auf Das 6Olpitalldif 9ebra6t.
Ote Gpioemie brad unter ben %Yaiiasieren
balD nah Der N6fabrt bes SGtifes BON 6apre
aus unD lebte ibre Terbesruneem BIS gu pelisn
Nntuuft in Der Quarantane fort.
GOlSenoss lino Die gamen Der Ya1asisre,
pel6e auf See ifarben:
6reb. @ars, @arl Streble, Mleetina Staub-
le, q. 6. MansOlO, s. Rlaurer, SUbanna
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uepttfdu wd9eh tOuten, 10 tentten lie nit
SiAerbeit auf einen parmen Gmpfang red9-
nen.
DIE anbere 0el9i9te tptrb BON bemIelben
Statte ~ er3a9lt:
SIN Gulae Der neuliAen Nnf1ae u1b N&us
bereien an Der Nalboille Giienbabn puroen
ale mSsli@en @tittel egsriTen, mm Derarti-
gem In 3ufunft uOr3ubsueem. 6err Gilbert
6tnt Der tiidltiSe uno umlt6ttee Superinteus
bent Der Babn, urgantlirte cine GebeimpDliat,
irelHe purh bas, Das lie fAon jebt eeleifet
bat, Ii@ ais etne uniibertre1lt6e OraaniIatiun
benefit. Dice, In S~erbtncuns init elmer tar
fen Milttarfprce, bat In Den Iebten Gaaen Der
8abn bic no mbaftelten Oisnte oeletlet. I'M
ter WnDeru braAten bic Detectives tn Grfa6s
runs, Bag uabe 8lad Sads Citation, &obin.
ion County, 1snn., cine ~Drganiitrte &Guber.
banDe liA befiupe> Gin BON iener 0eeeno
bierber tunmenDer Wanu tpuroe fharf beph<
a&tet. Mam erfubr, ooB er bier faliAe Sdrte
uno anbere aum Waettren nut6wenpige Nrti<
Eel 9efault babe. @tntge 0e9eimpclt3 item
fclsten ibm naA leiner 6eimatb 3urif uno
entOedten bur4 ibre Bepbadtnnsen etne Ur<
9"utI'tS Ouhpt' 0ub tN uHpetet Ntuetl"u
IN Sorberettung mar ldbt lid faum be3petteln.
Die Banoe serlammelte lt& gu perlAiepenen
Wfalsn IN einem Saul nabe Dbigsr Station,
'Uoburd bic 8eubadter liG saranlaBt Iaben,
pom MtitAelspiue cine Gauaqerieabtbeilnug 80
requtr'rsn, I'm NIT 5alfe ~oerlelten bic 8anDe
auf3ubeben.
Obert &eep fam I'M Samaag init einsr
Nbthetluns letner @apalerte an, iiberraI6te
ote Danbiten infi6ren 6aulern uno mabm le
In 6aft. Gs paren lteben Mann nnb t6re
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IA s. g. &aiSess
M att
- Mcit Gratttr. go. 358 ua0 1854.
eupttePlt iein rei&RaltiseS Eager bon %fertigeu

eulpTePIt ieln relNRaltl9eS Eager bon terH9en
Serb It unb N tntertletberm
MODERN seuatt uab gu Ben t%iittsIten Preileu. Se1nsr
Elm src6es Gffprtiment bon mpaeneu unb ntbrf<
ieltu Obsrbentben, nnterbeiutleibern Stritmpfen, Gai6sas
tii@ern, SeupenfraSen, SaIsti8eru, 9leseni@irmeu, GtIfe
~ &c. &C.
SpesieI bic S@netber
made it aufrtertiaur auf cine erpSe auspabI BON beute
i6eu, brldrbii6eu urp fransOiti6en Gu@en, . Sc
fin, @afemtrs, Cabinets, 0efeuf0ffe,
;pel9e i'd i'm ,&Ieiuet pie i'm GrpBeu gu rem mGBisfeH
Preiien perabfplse. t
9eifelIun9en ieSer Dirt werbem nit Sersniseu e~ntsesens
unb aufs Bette beIprst. (bes-ilS
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Mus1erfauf%
Das iesr SOufdnoise unb i@Sae Eager Der tsa5e.eu
6trma Softer & 60, befeSenb in N~'
Neiletai6en, Yorte= monnaies,
BarSen, IrbeitstdtGeu,
Harfimerieen &C. &c. &C..
1Hetfsns eisner Gabrif, iol o~5ne9sHdf&t auf beuSoteusyes
WbrIefaIe uub RetatI
aIsbertauft werbeu. GS III tieIes cine SeIteue ca.fsosn-
belt fitr i&Sne ii. utslite W eibna@ts.@ef6rTya
gu auberft biuisen 4reiien,
WS' 20 W. 8aItimoreFr,
Hopl2-S) G6e Sanoberftr. i'm 9. Gtpf.
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3u @cibndH often !

@terpuHt @iien3 auf elmer 81 biei EN- 3psde cOntruirten
@atent Wtai4ine terfsrttst, Oteftaurauten unb gsieberSer-
fGufer perpen eriubt, mir Setis ibre reip, Orbres eiH3u-
i&idet, inbem ib BON tteis @tpnat fir bic prompte 81,
fectuirrns Der auftrase sarrantiren Tam; ippie SerjiSs
lide Fund @Hien5 iGnlHtIi6er QNalitIten unb Ditto
@1eiNe Hnb gpiritupien su i~pltpsn YreiIen empfsbIt
SerrmaHH Born,
(btdn7) Ode Sanpoer unb @amce ntr.
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1S66er Sd,nnhen,nrin

'66er SD mabens @etH
Bon aRsseseitnster Slpme NIB bon trelRi6em 0ei@mad
babe IA eben erbqIteu unp sebe ~eeuelbea beim
0Ia8, S6pppeH cher Der @aIiORer
6iligIt ab. Sd laee Sebermann 81 elmer 4rcbe irennp<
li6lt Elm. .@
Sob. s @uin9er,
(up2O-s) 9tr 2, Glib 5reberidiE.
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aa9enebm iein, iptnn bic 9anbelsfammer Dcn
ct. 9outS mir i9re Meinuna bariber qeben
piirce, ub bic alleemeine St6erbett cine Ser
anoeru'g ODER 3ulabe In ben jest beGtebenoen
0elesen erfcrperlih mddt, ebenlp iiber bic
Miabregeln, tpsl6e ereriFen tpercen iollten. -
S9re @nIiGten werren bic sssisnete 8sadtuns
Flnoen.
NAtun9SOUG &c. &c,
.. McGullp If.
6inansmintaer.
Den Belheto, Wel9en bic ct. Qcui1er 6anz
bslstammer Dem 6tnan5mtniter sesebem bat,
tennen mir in oielem Nu9enblide nod niht.
@tnes er srGbten gtIenwert
IN pennlploanten, Ia9t bas Nitts6.
VplfS6tatt, lit bic Observation-Disclosures
III SObnatcwm. Sic beIhaftist 1900 MlGn,
ner uno &uaben 3u etnem Ta9elcbn bon 81.
81 big 81. Ste gum 8etrieb nStbi9en RO6z
len, lotpie oaS Gilener3 Werben In Der unm,ts
telbaren Ndbe 9etponnen. 9aS Capital bes
@el6dftS betrdat Il Wfiuion Dollars. c9ebe
MO6e iperoen 1900 1Onnen @t1en6a6nI6te-
men a%eliefert, 9inrei@snD fir cine 8abnarsde
bon IL Meilen.
Gine Wletle Ober9alb Der Stabt, unb nit
Dem Gtienmerf bnrtb cine be1Onbere @igenbo6n
Oerbuncen. 1T cine WoQenpaaren : Tobrif, In
ipelAer bauptla@li@ Jrauen3tmmer 6eI6af ttot
Iinp.
SpbnStupn 1T weitntliA Tabritogt , Iein
Wotlfano banst bonn 8etrteb beS aroBen
SlenipertS aana uantttelDar ob.
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Mk@az Sebr btIiee Nreife.
~ MuSmahLt

Anstuabl pte nod ME 3uDOr IN Baltimore.
Dem geePrten Publifnm empfeR!e ID gum beOOrIteben.
s esa NSe!PnGatsfeite cine grOBe aaSrsaBl SusenDf@riften
ONnoeasr Sertca II N, yei& ~iIufrirte gra6tDerfe, So
slss S.0er' (CslhrHd) ais ~seSieseus @si6ente fir Grz
gntoH Stf9er,E
90 w, Az S' Sopff., ~ses.niter Der 3ionstirDe
70 Z, elne sroSe Insobt prO&t.S omilisr-g i6efn
iebr btlig. TSo@op1truPe"
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ssSfs WeiDna6ten. 1884, sSs.
YreiSs W1ebaiue. y Oro;s
que 9toBe Nnstuabt bon 4crtemonlaieS, Dompnto.
l@en, Ir6eitstaf@en, Gtaorren. Gtuis. Nriefto,@sm' aSr-
zen lno anosrs SsriGiebene in bieies Ga@ eini6loueube.
@ttlel ltno ltttS bcrrGtbiO unb petben aud ami 8sSteI..
lung t@neH unb gut O~earbeitet SeIiefert bei IT,
Sennp Softer, sEobrtfout. -
81 lexington Ctr. 3pii@en G5arles uub qt6ertb.
3uelei@ .rlaube i3 mir bic gee5rteu Dameu ouf msinp.
merriam gu ma&en. Gin,eIne 1ef,Quuoen trcrSS,' E;Hi,
uno 9ei9ua6Upf seliefeit. .TnrIoSm
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The Charleston Daily News.

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Propretors,
No. Is Hayne st. Charleston, s. c.
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Government of the United States.

Observation-Disclosures johnson, of Tonnes.
see.
Secretary of Statc-W. II. Seward, of
New York.
Secretary of War-Edwin NJ. Stanton, of
Pennsylvania.
Postmaster Gencral-William Dennison,
ofOhio.
Secretary Of the Navy-Gidcon Wcllcs, Of
Connecticut.
Secretary Of the lnterior-Jamcs Harlan,
Of Iowa.
Secretary of the Hrcasury-IIugh McCul-
Tough, oflllinois,
Attorney Gencral--Jamcs Speed, of Ken
lucky.
President of tho Scnate-Lafaycttc S.
Poster, OF Connecticut.
Speaker Of the IIousc-Schuylcr Colfax,
of Indiana.
SUPREME COURT.
Salmon G. Chase, Ohio, Chief Justice.
l. James NJ Wayne, Georgia.
2. Samuel Nelson, New York.
3. Robert G. Grier, Pennsylvania.
4. Nathan Clifford, Alainc.
s. Noah II. Swaync, Ohio.
6. Daniel Davis, Illinois
7. Samuel Miller, Iowa.
8. Samuel +. Field, California.
LIEUTENANT GENERALS.
Wingfcld Scott, Virginia
Ulysses S. Grant, of Ohio.
Adjutant General Lorenzo Thomas, Della.
ware.
Judge Advocate General, Joseph Holt,
Quartcrmastcr dehsFaf,o Montgomery c
Meigs, of Pennsylvania.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
judiciary.

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| District Judgc-Wm r. Robertson.
Commissioner in Equity-Isaac ii Means.
Clerk of Court-Saml i Clowney.
Sheriff-Elisha W Ollever.
Ordinary-James Johnston.
Tax Colloctor-Robcrt III jennings.
Coronor-Robert Hawthorn.
Eschcator-Jacob Fcastcr.
Notary Public-Jas S Stewart.
Magistrates.
Jas i Caldwell, William Crosby, Robert
Hawthorn, Daniel B Kirkland, Henry Glib
son, George II Miller, James Aiken, William
p Broom, William NJ Martin, DR. William
Carlisle, II II Counts DR. D Lauderdale.
BOARDS OF COMMISSIONERS.
Commissioners of Roads.
Howell Edmunds, John Lemon, Edward
Nobly, Robert Il Smith, William B Wood
ward, DR. John ID Palmer, Laban Chappcll,
DR. j McMastcr, Thomas NJ Lyles. John s
Douglass, Robert Ford, John w McNIeekin,
L NJ Bookhardt, Gen Edward Taylor.
Commissioners of Free Schools.
Thos II Jones. Jacob Bookman Arthur
X Craig, William Crosby, James \ McCro,
ry, II Ellison, DR. J r McMastcr, DR. w L
Aiken.
C0NnIMissiOEGrsfo TO Approve Pub
iic Securities.
Henry l. Elliott James Il Aiken, John II
Propst, Manscl Hall, James S Stewart
Commissioners of Public HS5siiG.
in&S.
James L McCants, Hugh McMastcr,
Or W Z Aiken, r Thompson, James II
Rion, Thomas Jordan, George IL McMastcr.
Commissioners of tTac Poor.
Robt Hawthorn, Treasurer,
Rev G Porter, Clerk
Gen = d Cook, d B Kirkland
Town Officers.
Intcndaut-Dr w Il Aiken.
Wardcns--Dr II Ladd. W Crcight, l.
W WDuvall, Jas McElroy.
Representatives.
Scnatc-Gcn John Bratton.
House of Rcprcscntativcs-Will
Allston, James r Aiken, Baylis Il Elkia.
NHoWEat Zion Society.
James II Aikcn-Presidcnt
James S Stcwart-Secrctary and Tres.
Trustees of Mount Zion Ccllcgc-W Il
Robertson, j McCants, J ii Rion, G IL
McNlaster, DR. w Il Aiken.
Principal and Teachers of NIT.
Zion College.
G A Woodward-Principal
Assistants-Rcv w DuBosc, W NJ
Dwight.
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