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TIPToN, IOWA OCTOBER Is, 1866.

John s Tuthill ct !, coats
State vs. Schlhp 10 10
J w Bull, attorney Zee,
State W Roe 8 90 90
Clark 4 Mulford, phntlng
for county ll6 " 1l6 u
Henry Reigart, clerh Cen =
si ter township 80 90 80 90
D w Baird, goods sOs pau
~ pers, ~. - IL 90 IL Co.
g H Kofick, good. ID pau .
Geo wooi,sy, soapads pau; !, >, ., !,
I ( TstSn,, +. trustee IovA tp s% 20
D Walter, do 500 2W
) SsS 8 MSs''ey; ruiss' Trustee + Farming >" :"
Marion I0s Story, eSynsn %
Iowa Insane Hospital, board
Ing patients iee 70 les 20
Trustees and clerks, Oceo-
Der election, 1885, $50 90 $50 90
+ E Edwards, trustee 10
chester tp u W
Martin Wickefsham, white
washing court house l 50 l 50
8 p Daniels, repairs to jail
and court house $50 ? so
II Hall, medicine for pau
pers 5@ rs
] f RICE, Chairman.
Mr. Bassett presented the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, That resolution No. 8, pass
cd by the Board at their session in. Sep
tember, 1865, be repealed.
Resolved, That the superintendent Of
the Iowa Insane Asylum be hereby re-
quested to transfer the tdiotic child Of
James Schooley, of Iowa township, to
the Institution for the instruction Of
idiots, located in Media, Pa, If practi-
cable, for the term of one year, other
wise to similar institution at Jackson
vile, Ill.,, in accordance with Section
lst, Chapter 132, of the laws Of the llth
General Assembly.
Mr. Shearer presented the following.
which was unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, the Hon. g. r. Sheldon has
been member Of this Board from Its
r first organization to the present time,
and for the most part has presided
over its deliberations as its principal
officer, therefore,
Resolved, That the thanks Of the
Board are due and arc hereby rendered
to him for the dignificd, impartial aud
courteous manner in which he has dis
charged the duties of his Office, and in
parting with him, rs member of this
Board, it affords US pleasure hereby to
certify that in him we have ever recog-
nized the true principles of worthy
aud patriotic citizen, and hope that his
future career will be as successful as the
past. s5
Mr. Shearer offered the following resos
luton, which was adopted:
Resolved, That when We adjourn, the
Clerk be authorized to ssue warrants
for the per diem and mileage of this
Board.
The matter of insuring the court house
was taken up, when, on motion of Mr.
Rice, it was laid over unil the January
term, 1867.
Mr. Bassett offered The followingr
which was adopted:
Whereas, Rev Mr. Harrison has offer
ed the sum of five dollars for the privi-
lege of taking two registers from the
court room, aud agrees to have the open
ing in the floor closed In a workman
like manner, therefore,
Resolvcd, The above offer be complied
with.
Per diem and mileage Of tle members of the
Board of Supervisors OF Cethr county, Mt the
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A man whose hand was caught In
steel trap in his neighbor's corn crib In
Tennessee was dismissed by the magis-
trate on the ground that no stolen prop
erty was found upon him. anda man
had right to put his hand into . steel
trap ifso disposed.
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Coon THING. Judge Wright, u -
excellent lecture bes1rs the. Studenes g
the Iowa Law School, Wedneeday 49,
ing, gave the following dsdnitis1 9
vagrant: 5sf1 tfat - = =.
Our law trsnh va9gAnts - - -
quasi crip,tndis. and . vagrancy y mcee
than laziness gone to sCed, 1t b NO.
proper that II should be % treated. =
man has no moro moral Or legal fighe -
be lazy, than he has 70 steal or Io6. =
lazy man, IL as rule, Of no earthly -
count. He Is adronc-fllling and paks
ing a blank insulting Others by his ev0
example, aud hence . nuisancs-a WAln~
ing and breathing illustration Of 0o9e
mercy to the individual and His punish.
ment Of Society. II such man aOcom-
plishes any good, he fbrsns IN excOpe3o0
to the rule. In all labor there = psoae,
and there Is precious little without IT,
Laziness Is a curse aud . stencil In the
nostrils ofall honest men. Tho true 80
successful Lawyer 10 ever todu1eftoo4
ever searching for trutll-evos striving
to know more Of his prOfesnlOn-eYee
seeking to ascend higher-n0t for .gaiss
nlercly-though this ID not tO b disrs'
gnyied--but for good, the truth Ano -.
tice. Avoid the life of the sluGgAfa -
you would that Of the criminal, the ~
ebriate, the top, and the pettaf0gge1.
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a young gentleman Of the city. dcs-
cribing affairs in the country, writes that
.'the cows often act very badly about be-
ing milked; sometimes, when YOU are
almost through, they will kick the milk
all over, and you have to go to work ana
milk then, right Orcr agdinw
The Utica Herald makes the statemenk
in recent article the Secretary 6ewarI
said toa Union colonel, after witnAieeine
the popular sentiment in the West. .
would give my right arm il I could -
placed back to the I'D Of Febsuary."
1t is better to love the pGeeon you can-
not marry, than to marry the psssou
you cannot love.
The Astor House, Now York, ,saaAp
for 0o 900 PR year. t
D~A voice from tho past--0anaul
Mcclellan writes home frona Enroos
that he approves. NJ PasidenAeA neliay.
A man 10 Post3snd has 6sns e11ulif -
jail for thirty dnNs lns bQT1o =
umbrella without leavG. Here ii 1n1.
vance In civilization.
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Minutes Of the Board Of Supervis-
ors Of Cedar county, Iowa, at the
, October Term, 1896. tgu s
CLERRA OrvfcE, TfrroN, Iowa.
October 18th, lo00-lO A. u.

gi#.4 CLERKS OFFICE, TfrroN, IowA,(
October 18th, l00I-l0A.A.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
and was called to order by the Chair
man. Present-Messrs. Sheldon, Cow
er, Garrison, Paden, Bassett, Wise,
Potter, Rice, Ferguson, Edwards, Chase,
and Shearcr, being quorum.
On motion of Mr.. Bassett, tho Chair
man appointed Messrs. Bassett, Potter
and Chase q committee to canvass the
votes Of Cedar county. ,, ,i
Petition of citizens Of Cedar county
presented, asking an appropriation fos
building stable on Jail lot. Referred
to committee on Public Buildings.
On motion of Mr.. Shcarer, Board ad.
journed until o'clock p. m.
o'oiock p. n---Doard met pursuant
to adjournment, and was called to order
by the Chairman. Prasent- Messrs.
Sheldon, Cover, Garrison, Paden, By.
ers, Atkins, Wise, Potter, Rice, Ed
wards, Chase, Shearer, aud Leith, being
quorum. # vii {
On motion Of Mr.. Bassett, Board nd.
journed until tomorrow morning at 9
O'Clock a. n.ss san @a@ - - @~aa >
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Daily Han Line between a1
Ing connection with the trains, to and from
Chicago, have Livery Stable with a splendid
stock Of Horses, new and substantial Carriages,
and hope, by their liberal terms, to receive tha
patronage OF all.
! They are Also prepared to carry passengers to
lany part ol the State. Give them call.
y 0mco and stable west Of the Aldrich House.
y Upton, Iowa, Jan. ], 1888.
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.nta DIR. p. T. SMITH,
selikson df Dentist, !,

0omD~0r ". Dean & Co.'S Store Upton, Iowa.
4 nlAs w. N. HOEY,
Il UCIEONEER, CLARENcE, Iowa: VIII sell
A og0ds Mt auction in Cedar county, when
\ sIs' ~ GEN ERAL LAND AGENT.
WIl&%ten to buying and selling land, paying
tnss~R - All business done with prom ptness
amA 6patcli. Office at w. Flanagan 4 Co.'S
G4n6N IN Clarence vl3n3S
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BOOT g. SHOE SHOP.

2~n.> GAM. WIRICK having removed to
- the building directly west of Nir-
gin Block, is prepared to manufacture
to order al kinds of Boots and Shoes,
n - ncntost ana most durable manner. He
Icloc5h his own stock and always gets the best.
AsGo6d supply OF HOME IA DE BOOTS III.
Nj rs on HAND.
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HSDRorHoBIA.-The TDscs, publish
ed at Leeds, England, says that nitrate
ofsilver lunar caustic) rubbed into Tia
wound made by the teeth Of = md dor.
will cure hydrophobia and prevent III
injurious consequences from the wound.
The remedy should be applied IS 500.
after the accident as possible, a. the yir-
MS disseminates through tho system in
about six weeks, and then alf hope 10
gone. DIR. iouatt, the well known vet
erinary surgeon, says he has been bitten
eight or ten times and has always cured
himself by this means.
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FOOLISH FoRMALrTY.--Etlq u
naval as well ~ social manners, u OSt0n
carried to ridiculous extent. One q
our revenue cutters met Britain egs1o6
steamer OH the Niagara river . dV -
two since, On both steamers the m91
were properly stationed for the purpose
Of salute, but each waited for the oeh0e
to first dip It's colors, and 40 both paa1e1
without saluting. The etiquette g ~
thing was Just this--Each claimed IL
other had been the longest on that So
tion and hence should make tho flfst
bow. Like that etiquette In social Mo
that keeps congelriG people apast 1oE
years, because each Is waiting for ~
other to make the first call. We know
al instance In which people with gray
hairs lived from the commenccmen4 q
their married Ii ,c In this city unacquainf.
ed, solely be .ause each thou yht the other
the older resident, and 80 should make
the advance. hut when finally werC
thrown" together onla pleasure jour
ney, they compare uotes and dlscOvegod
, ta.s~t 10th arrives la tls0 same day and ON
the same boat. Thus by meeting awav
fom home, and forming each otheIs
acquaintance they got over the terrible
point Of etiquette that had prevented .
charming intimacy for q score Of yearx
-Cvcntund Herald.
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o,.,sr - 8 = n. -. nnce na,,d,nr m stairs
oSs4sA = - - 80 ------ =
IefNS v& eeny. eee !eaI. U sasssee.' '.'"'"'SlSs'
- 1a2 RATES OF ADvEHr1'ssIha.
!squaEsi one Insc.s.Onl .HO.nlt. ,,.- .o,oro "a
lsqlsre. nlonths. 5 ..S
d..,ts, J so|y%a, ysaTs year, rs 5sS
Half column, 4 year. as3E.aaai $50
One column, year, 1nW
Law Professional, and other cards, Of re
!t.ss or re e. per year, 70; ana Tor eacn addi-
Al advertisements published until ordered
out, and charged accordingly. aa
nrErx~TAr. .nuDrrvrTNn~
--E75-
riers nt n,si GonrtNS .rHMnM; aTEs
tnmnty Jndae and I3ecorierI G BETS.
e. coroner1THos Il nns JAMES.
NarveyorcF GAIES. .,p,r <,ourp -
nsoe f n. ss s,,asr.c oEM an., @
P5.s Sms Fasmins.on .ss Basns Frs
EH EH hAIIEx. Cover; M Z I l. BAssHrI = pn1 Inland
On. Ers1;; q NCE, ri0heer, FEEGCSoN, ns0
sPSE,nsassl sPEnss d T suEARER, sspringfeld; LE1rH,
I.ffa .il - : --.-.4-4-.
AEANITOU ynDGE No a + n ar n r
4l TIPToN, DvA. Meeting night every
building. ".' NiRAM IN n 1aylS MxuS;nNn M MaH
LUKE y. ISGAAN, Seey. "a SE
( ,hIhH LODGE No. II, A. y. 4 a. NJ, Upton.
Xv.ioWa ssoius .os. ,ss aiar COMMUNICATIONS on
,n;.ir sn,,a,, .,a,t,,,. ~. M n;'"re.
.-A.AN . -. n.nAN, occ. a. :. li1Aii' ". ~.
EXCHANGE OFFICE.
S In D..tn h 10 - H.W .s aOI.n.N, .., on Ill. III.
~ caso, .... uc n'iu Vi 'he sooscsaer' III SoAii"
20 SUIT sustomers. o ~o,,,
nna interss1 ana Noien nuPcased end %
Always on hand.
ss. W!!.LiAM H. TUTH1LL.
-, 80 -H-.-, -... -. :. 5000, :: -.
VI wNr- srr-
HM VILE q hANDI,
8 ATTORNEYS AT LAW. TIPTON. IOWA.
office In the basement OF the Court House ~
IN - -- -
s JnSEpH w RT1T.T,
Y SIONNE1 Al LAW AND LAND AGENT.
= -, o"'e W." 'he ener'''' iip'on' iowa
EDWIN FL. POUND.
FTDHNEf AT LAW, Upton. Iowa. Once
60 Assessor. vlsna
90 F. A. GATES.
GDrNTY SURVEYOR All wishing his SER
Cedar countys Town. Visnl
------ ---e--.. -
AEIOKNEf At LAW, LAND AND WAR
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CUTTING CORS.-A. considerable sav~
ing OF time in shocking corn may be
made by the use Of = very simple imple-
ment. One end Of pole about twelvo
feet long Is raised three or four feet ffom
the ground by two legs, the other end
resting on the ground. About three feet
from the legs, q hole 10 made 80 @ 70
easily admit pole four feet longs Place
this where the shock IL wanted, set the
corn In the spaces made by the pole and
the horizontal rod, tie the chock pull out
the rod, when the pole may be drrwn
out and is ready for the next shock.
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JOHN 8. TUTHILL,

5rICE OF THE PEACE, NOTARY PUBLIC
& md Insurance Agent. Participating Poll
issued on reasonable terms. Office with
- County Treasurer, in the court house.
tom, Iowa, Sept 10th, 1865. n36vl3y
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How TO EXTRACT A NEEDIx.-Dr..
Porter, Of Gcddcs, recently removed .
q needle which had bcen nearly lbuT
weeks deeply imbedded in.the muscles
Of the hip ola child two years Of age, ~
passing the positive pele of . hOsss shoe
magnet, highly charged. over the ex-
tremity Of the needle. In q few mo~
mcnts he readily discovered the needle
coming near the surface, aud In less
than an hour the head was drawn
through the skin, and It was easily ~
moved. 1t was about two inches IL
length. The child during most Of the
process was rs quiet ~ though nothing
unusual was being done. The statemsak
will interest readers generally, and Il
may be Of some service In cases like the
one related.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE.

- IzAOL1ANTE OV 1OE.
CIGHT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK, OR CHI
- cago, can be had of the subscriber, in sums
TO suit customers. .s II "a
Certificates Of Deposit, Drafts New
York, Boston, and Philadelphia, cashed. Com
pound Interest Notes purchased, and 1905
Always on hand.
- WILLIAM III. TUTHILL.
ss Upton, Town, Feb. 18TH, 1885,
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

MAMITOU LODGE, No. 8, I. O. Of o. f.,
Al. IIPToN, IOWA. Meeting night every
Fraday evening, a the ID story of McMalnara 3
puildinx MIRIAM HAMMOND, n. q.
LUKE d. In GMAN, see'y. --7 ,g
HEDAR LODGE No. II. A. r. 4 A. NJ. Tipton
- love- hoius r.'saier coinInun,cutlons on
"Wednesday evenings, L.Sorc. -
Visiting brethren Welcomed. @ i|
w. III. ALDEN, Sec. II. c. PIATT, w. NJ.
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AVTORNEY At LAW, LAND AND WAR
AClaim Agent, Tipton. Iowa. Special atten:
- given to collecting Soldiers back pay,
hnqDty and pensions. Collections made and
spe9DPtly rcmittcd. l3n2O
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.C. L. CHAMBERS j. F. KENNEDY
DRS. CHAMBERS q KENNEDY

HAVE assOciated themselves together fol
Eyy the prNcficc OF Medicine and surgery, fol
the period Of five years. Office one door Wes
>Of Mc6Amara & Belts drug store.
TiptOn, Iowa, May 30th, 1895.
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WIN. ELLIOTT,

pTTCE OF TILE PEACE, and General Col
q Ucting Agent Applications made for
Dask Pay Bounty and reasisss Of Discharged Soldiers
or for the heirs OF deceased soldiers. No charge
made unless the application is successful. Also
legally licensed 6OHrcVdacer for Cedar county.
Deeds, &C., made and ack nowle,lged OH reason
able terms. Office with the Clerk of the Dis
yfrict Court. TIPToS. Iowa. vl3n2l
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GLNS + PISTOLS,
Triton, Iowa.
LIVERY STABLE 4 HACK LINE.

TELLY 4 POWERS. In
IN CONNECTION with theil
Daily Hak Line between
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Commercial,

MosiI.E, January l3.-Cotton firm.
salestoday twenty three hundred bales ;
Middlings 47c. per Is. Sale, Of the
fifteen thousand seven hundred and two
bales. Exports of: the week seventeen
Thousand four hundred and ciglty.nin e.
Stock eighty.ive thousand four hundred
and twenty,six. y5fE
Gold40 to IA. II.
Nrw YoRx, January l2.-Co.ton
steady. Naval Stores dull. Gold $685..
%.v.YoRK, January ii. Flour dull.
Southern wheat declined 2 &c. Corn
declined lc. y Beef pork and lard firm.
Whiskey dull. Cotton steady. Sugar
and coffee firm. Naval stores dull. Gold
1854.
Nxw YoRx, january 10. Cotton
.steai.y. Gold 3s4.
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Additional European News.

New York, Jan. l2.--The follow.
ing isltho news Of tue North American
and City'of Baltimore, not yet arrived
at this port ~
The Daily News says: The sales of
American securities throughout Europe
lately have been more extensive than
ever before. ,t
s ltis stated that Maximilian is omitted
from the Catholic soveregns, to whom
the POPS sends his customary Chri.,.
mas felieitations.
The Tines argues that Napoleon will
withdraw from Mexico.
Extra precautions are being taken in
Dub.in, to prevent a Fenian outbreak
The military are held in readiness to
NOV at a moments notice.
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e,nl'ghten and erect again in the eyes o t
the world cause prostrate, but not
committed to "silent dust"-lost on the
cast OF events, but entitled to the record
Of Honor,
1t will DO most convenient to address
communications to the care of the pub.
llshers, Messrs. E. B. Treat g. Co.. 1870
Grand street, New York.
EDWARD A. POLLARD.
January 3, 1866.
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PIONEER and COMMODORE ADAMS

"ILL leave New Berne for for Norfolk
w on TUESDAY of each week ot 4,
o'clock, A. NJ, connecting with the different
lines of steamers for the above named
points. On and after the first dny Of De-
eembcr next they will leave on Tuesday and
Friday Of each week, making semi-weekly
trips. Shippers Of Goods will receive every
facility and accommodation for tie trans.
portation Of the same, as arrangements
have been made with the different compan-..'
panies TO forward goods to this liiic at low
rates and without delay. Each of these
steamers are capable Of carrying NJ &, y
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CO-PARTNERsH!P.

THE undersigned have formed a Co.
partnership under tile name and STYLE
OF DuDose Egleston & Co.. for the purpose
o, o., denerAl Merchandise, No. =, Hotel Range.
Winnsboro', s. G. e''
DuBOSE EGLESTON, J. McELROY
And would respectfully invite tbei
friends and the public to call and examine
their stock, consislingof
Crushed Sugar, Brown Sugar, Coffee. Soapsy
Candles, Mackerel, Bacon, Salt, Soda.
Onions. Potatoes, Cheese, Mustard,
Pickles, Rnisins, Herrings,
Tea, Buckwheat Flour, y,
Cemdy, Fig Blue, Old
Nectar Whiskey.
Old Bour- tIha
Brandy Cocktail. whiskey coektoi, nron
dy Peaches, Plantation Bitters, Kero-
'ene oii. Lanterns. White Lead,
Spirits Turpcntine, Linseed Oil,
Chrome Green, Window -
Glass, Chewing To.
bacco, Smoking
Segars, s
Mersohaum Pipes. Churns. FRYING Pans.
Axes, Coffee Mills, Curry Combs, and
brushes, Claw lfammcrs, Pocket
- Knives, Table Spoons, Razors,
Q Pad Locks, Plate Looks.
Hnnd.Saw Files. Rasps,
Scissors, Wood
Saws, Pistols,
- Pow Ter
So Flasks, SO :
Shot Pouches. Gun Unps, Needles. Buttons
Reneils. Pen Holders, Hats and Caps,
Tor men aud boys, Rope, Solidified
Milk. Ink and Shoe Brushes.
WIN many other articles still to arrive.
jan 1S'65--tf
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The Lost 'Cajuss.

II Nsto Southern History Of the GonJed.
srates-A Gard from, The Author.
Tho undersignedis now actively en-.
gagged in composing Whal is properly
'the snly Southern History Of the War,
to. be'pIblshed by subscription By the
honss of Messrs. +. b. Treat & Co.,
130 Gland street. Now York. He de.
,signs to compose the work from a new
and large stock Of nateri-l, altogether
different from that Jhnrriedly gathered
from the four cornets Of the newspapers
!, in his Annals Of the War; and in this.
his much higher and much more elabo.
Hte task, he is deeply impressed with
th.recessity Of drawing information OF
She Nste war as far as possible, from
Nving Nources. He has already obtain.
fsa promsas Of special assistance from
Ine Most llnstfious leaders Of the late
Con'eaeracy. and ia proud to know ths.
he VIII produce his work under en-.
i.csonragsments and auspices which Ger.
tainly have been lyen to none other ON
.nthe Southern. side.N =
General Robert \ I,e. ,tho.. nam.
$%lis@so brilliantly Snnsc,.d ~.;,h ,hs
campaigns in. Virgin, writes to the au
tllor, chat he is "glado hear" that Le
has undertaken to$wke = bistorv Of
the war, and that saci. work viii bme m
!. "'receiyed with pleasurlbv tb;a and he
future generation. ~; TX !
General Joseph e. Jos.ton who,.
campaigns in the West arsb;.av man.
'orable, writes: ~ shall'besady =. al,
times 10 give you any inforAlion I NOS.
'sess on the subject Of your S,as ,oork y
General "Dick" Taylor prS,isos tb.
laid Of valuable memoranda touS;nc tbs
campaigns Of the trans. MississiA, Q and
adds, "Permit me TO say that Issl a
deep interest in you success." "
Y II is impossible for the UNDER ON.
led, by, a private correspondence ,to
open communication with all those Sf
his eountfymen VINO haye valuable Il
formation Of the war. He therefore
adoptsth mode Of addressing all Cor
federste officers and public men, nskip
Nhst they will generally contfibut
whsteyer they may recollect Of histor
ealsigterest in tho war Nor Is a rs
quest 40 large and public improper. O
the contrary, the undersigned believe
that every sfis man III the South vii
90 glad, as subscriber or contributor, I
make himself 4 pastyfto an enterprise i
rescue the pass frosa defamation, and :
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Winnsboro' Female Seminary.

REV. A. @. STACY, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL, X.
Assisted by accomplished Instruct orsS in. sil
the Departments. -, y a.slg
NHE first Session will begin on Thurs-
4 day, january 4th, 1866, and end. the
18th Of May. 5g,2& M, : n sS{e
The Second Session viii begin May 2Isbs
and end October 18th, with.rwo weeks vaes.,
tion in August. !, E(Ee.t. ,I. -
Rates Of Tuition for First Session, or half. 8 .st
year payable, one half in advance, and the
residue Mt the expiration Of the first half ofS
the Session, say 10th March, ssl. tsi ~. I.
Collegiate Department. $50 90 to- $22l 90 4
Primary Department, SEQ. No, I, s,stg i2s 90 I
Primary Department, Sec. g., T60J.
Contingent Fee,> q. a. y 0J3
Music on Piano, 3". y .fSS ~ sfS 90 nd,
Use of Instrument, ~, shiss tSflis8 0OR
Latin, Greek, or French, each E,16s(j()
Drawing, $500, Painting in Oil, 20 90
Phonetic Shorthand Writing, I0 90,
Vocal Music, no charge. 2Yl'
These charges will be reeksaed in spocia.
but payment may bo raade In paper. cnsrea 3,
,cy or in provisions, at the rate which In
customary at the tino of ssett.ement. n q 7.i
The Institution win be Conducted 81, thal
plan Of our best Female Colleges the samst
eiasses--the same slsdies, eto. l!ss n IS
Those who complete ,ths course Si,l ia.
ct5se . graduating certificate, , y y,
Particular attention win be piy "a 10 The
cMmren In the Primary Depn tsne ent q n &
Persons Desiring boayd shoald Ss,am,siail
cnSs With the Principal. ~ t x ~ l,
For further information, apply, TO M
SN..'s ... 81 A. G. STACY, Principal. s
Vss ~ oer--tt Winnsboros, 8. G.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-01-18
TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY TONS OF FREIGHT

through the canal without difficulty. as
they were built expressly for the trnde.
They are fitted up with STATE ROOMS
and BETHS capable of accommod atine
,'mrty!hro passengers. Every attention
will he paid to the comfort or pnssengers
who viii ROT be subject to the inconvenience
OF transfer TO other vessels, bur wilfbo ia :.
ken through direct without change. I. ii
The tables Of the steamers aTe literally
supplied with the best the marKc. affords.
familie, travelling will find 1t to their in,
terest to take this limo. as they will thereby
escape the dangcr and discomfort of A aes,
route, and The fatigue Of railroad travel.
On tho 10th of December next II tho
business Of tho line warrants it, the steam.
er WILLIAMS will be put on tho route, and
tri.wcekly trips will be made.
For freight or passage apply to WHIT
FORD, DILL Il CO., New Berne, N. C.
DAVID WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
nov 21'65 y ,s4