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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-07-07
POETRY.
THE SABBATH.
BY SIR EDWARD pvLwgn LYrroy.

by SIR EDWARD BULwER LYTToN.
Fresh Sli1es the brooks, and blows The oo1,
But yondcr halts the quiet mill! -
Tbcwhring wheel, the rushing sail, pt , /,
How moiionlcss and still
Six days of toll, poor Child of Cain:
Thy strength the slave of want nav bcG
Tho seventh lhy limbs cscapc the chain =
a God hath made thee free!
All, tender was the law that gave
rms holy respite to the breast,
10 breathe the gale to watch tho wave.
And know the wheel may rest !. ',,.t
But where the waves the gcntlcst rhdc,
What image charms to light thine owes
Ihe splre reflected on tho tide
Invites thee 10 the skies. ".l'
10 teach the soul its noblest worth
The rest from mortal toll is given:
Ho snatch the brief roprieyo from earth
And pass-a guest to Heaven. rut'
They tell ths in their dreaming school
or power from old dominion hurled sn
When rich orpoor, with juster rule,
Shall share tho altered world.
Alas, since time itself began, tr..
Ihat fable hath but fooled the hour; o.
Each age that ripens power in man,
but subjects man to power.
Yet every day in seven, at least,
One bright republic shall be known;
Man world awhile hath surely ceased,
When God prcclaims his own. ,
SIX days may rank dio;de the poor. 49,
. Dives, from thy banquet hall,
The seventh the Father opens his door,
And hold his feast for all
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NOVEL SUIT The Governor of
Virginia. about to inanguratc proceed,
ihgs for the recovery of Jurisdiction over
the Counties Of ofJetforson land, Berkley
which IL will be remembered, were trans
fcred to the soidisant State of West Vir
ginia. tits stated hat he has retained
Judge Curtis, Of Boston, TO assist the
Attorney General and Mr.. Hunter IN
conducting the proceedings; We are
not informed what particular course of
procedure the Governor has decided on,
or to what tribunal he will address him.
self. The case is q novel one,9owholly
without precedentintlis country.--NetO
York News q,na r ,,a#
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After July fst, National Banks will
not be allowed TO pay State Bank no. es
over their counters, but it is likely they
will take them from customers, but at
small discount, say one per cent, or a
halfper cent, which will pay the expense
OF sending them TO their respective banks
for redemption. There is no law pre-.
ventingtheir passage among individuals,
and all uses excepting at bank they will
be as good as ever. There is 4 bill be-
fore Congress extending the time Of
their circulation six months longer. and
il is probable tliatitwill pass. !.
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I 3. SOUTH CAROL LTNH,,'i
FA1EFIELD, .DIsTRRCT.

~ IN EoUfTY9 .Toa
JohhE II. COOK and Wis,J odj u d}taq
2 w aTi ami o. +; on Fit tt%paR
:. ;oWsp' i dAooep9t,
I'D James! ). owens. IL ip''sSysryb sSS "
:" Thos % Mokinsisy. M. ~ Rsiisfsai
Ut appearing TO tho sstisfaSetionns spf tho
j. Commissioney that JamsS d. jDaens,
ono Of the Defendants in ,the above slated
eese, resides beyond the limits Of this State,
on motion of Messrs. Robertson and Rion,
Comps Soprs ''. 1g ilG uIfdy ~
II isordertd. that the said Defendant do
plead, answer or demur TO the Bill OF Com
plant filed ilr this case, within tbrsoSmonths
from tho pnbiica,ion hereof, orythe came
VIII be, ordered.pro eonttsyo. against him.
~ 's ISAAC ii. MEANS,
,H:t.. Com. in Equity.
l2fk May, 1866. W. a5t .5h
= may l6'S5- law3me @ I.J
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1NrEdRIrY,--In all things preserve
integrity; the consciousness of thy own
uprightness will alleviate the toll ofbu-
siness and soften the harshness Of disap-
polntnents. and give thee hrfmblc con-
hdence before God, when theingratitude
OF man or the iniquity of ,he times
would rob. you OF the other due reward.
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Victor Emanuel has issued a stormy
manifesto to the Italians. He recapitn.
'lates the effect Of the last war upon Italy
and, regrets that for supreme reasons tile
noble province Of Venetia was then af:
lowed to remain, in the hands of the
Anstrians, but favorable opportunity
has now arrived to accomplish the indie.
pendence Of Venetia from Austrian rule.
He charges the Austrians with having
assumed hostile and threatening atti-
tude. ly ~ yri qT
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the displays Of elocuence, called forth by
the debate in the House of Commons ON
the reform bill, a London paper thus. rts,
speaks OF Mr.. Robert Lowe, whom Il
deslguates "the hero of the reform de-
bate"
"His success is at once daaaslingR ap,,
unprecedented. There have, been in,
stances Of men, entering the Afobttlssea. g ar,as
at one bound becoming a p5}wSs p}sss Il AZ Y
was with Pitt. So with Peel. ESdiaith
Mr. Gladstone. But the case iof Mr.,
Lowe is altogether different. He has
been in the House for yeats, he has
even been in office. Yet no OH one dream!
ed that he was one of the most powerful
debaters of the House, and one of the
finest orators of the sge. He was known
to be clever man, classical scholar
and ready speaker, but until the late
reform debate no one rightly estimated
the true force of his intellect and inimita.
BILE vlgor of his eloquence. Though long
on the stage, his magnificent gifts were
latent and the reform debate has brought
them to our knowledge. Of the three
speeches he delivered on reform, the last
was the best. A more finished and
beautiful Grafton could not well be com.
posed. gGt .....
= A CROOKED RIVER! Speaking ofthe
Rio Grande, recent writer saws: I'LL,
"lmagine four Of the crookedest things
IN the world, then Imagine four more
twice as crooked, and fancy YOURSELF a
large river threo times as crooked as
all these, put together, and YOU have a
faint idea Of the crooked disposition of
this saas. cef2akadc siYsru ruuaT aTfhway aa dfa69dg,r
down to lodge two sticks together; but
few snakes, because it is not straight
enough 70 swim in, and the fish are all
in the whirlpools in the bends, because
they can't find their way out. Birds
frequently attempt to fly across the rly.
er and light on the same side they start.
ed from. being deceived by the differ
ent crooksl Indeed, you may be de-
ceived when you think you are across it;
and some of the b'hoys say it is so twist.
ing there is but one side to it."
FEMALE SooiErY. endorse eve-
ry word of John Randolph about ladies'
society; Read what he Gays, young
man, and act accordingly:
- You know M opinion abopt female
society. Without it we should Gaegene-
rate into brutes. This obseryasiap ,ap.
Piles with ten-Sld force, to Young men
and those Who are in Gle prime of man
hood. Pbr, after certain time in life,
the literary NAY make a shit Ia pooa
one grant, TO DO without the society
Of ladies'. .Tos young man nothing is
so important asa spirit Of devotion (next
to his Creatotyto some aniiable woman,
whose image may occupy his heart and
guard it against pollution. which besets
it on all sides. A man ought to choose
a wife as Mrs. Primrose did her we'd
ding gown, forqnalities that "wear Well"
O"e thing, at least, is true!AL that IF mat.
rimony has its cares, cel;baty has no
pleasures. A Newton, or a more emf
neht scholar, may find enjoyment in
mete study, q man Of literary taste can
receive in books a powerful auxiliary,
but a man must have bosom friend,
and children atot,nd him, to cherish and
support the dreariness ofage.e .yri, :.
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t'i'i i0NTIl w TY'.rD .IfI'
G,x-,x IN,

! SPEECH OF GENERAL FiTzHuam LEE.
.1577-,Riehmond papers today contain the
details Of a college commencement, at
which General Fitzlthgh Lee was pre-
sent, lie Was received with great en-,
tbnsissm, and spoke az follows: J: .
LADIES AND 'GESri.E1EN':o There is
a small village in this good old State
known as Appomattox, Court House.
At this pIaceI was most fortibly re-.
minded, on the 9th day of April, 1866,
that had nothing further to say. Thank
you most heartily ffor the honor you
shaveso kindly conferred upon me. tfas;
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A skeptic thihks'it'very extraorainary
that an ass once talked like q tiian. Tsn't
It still more exttsordinafg that thousands
ofplen areeodtinu taikihglike assess z
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6ol9en0e Neinlutionen nurben ae.
tern einitimmig in Der llnionsG onpen@
tion paifirt:
Bdbren6 mir tpiiniden, 6ab Die &ee
beLens <tuctetf gu ibren nolfanbigen
>Ne1ten ufiter Der Gonititution anaeIafs
fen iuer6en fonen, tueIHe fie ourh bic
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bod nur unter fol9en 8ebin9uneen anff
gemommen iperoen, bic linen gereHte
unb glei6mdbiee Repraiention i'm Cons
.greb, uno Die einen oouernoen Srienen
Dem eanoe sarantiren tuiiroen.
,Oef1Ioffen, oab bic Unions
lSenatoren mb @eprdlentanten i'm
Gonareb ben Danf be8 9anbes Derbies
nen un6 aud einpfangen fDefoen; fir
ibre aner)ni0li1en Mnitrengungen, bic
Union auf Der Bniis bes 0fe6ts nho Der
@eredti9teit niebet Ber3nfteIlen un6
baB mir anerfennen Die sAutb0rit1t .bes
Ser. Staaten @ongrefes in feiner ietis
gen Organization, un6 DaB mir enti@Iofs
fen finb, tieie Mutoritdt unter allen rms
itanoen aufre6t 81 erbnIten uno su ale
len 3eiten ie0en GTeentiDbeanten ber.
oammen luer6en, Der ij1 oiefer QlAtoris
tat miberiebt.
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iofortigen &nneftiruug bieler 9dnbereieu
bepogen. bat. a45l qf
M ii n cb en- %. Nun

Sie preuBtfde .9tegierung bat Dem
baiertfben Cabinet effciea betipro9en,
baIomogli9it ale Sdritte CUR ooIitdn :
oi9er GecOnitriftion OeS &0nigrei9s su
tbun. 8aiern bate 3uerit einen belpaff
rletert 8ioeritano auf ei9ene San0 9e9en
8reuBert beabf6tigt; aber idlisbtid bat
es lta entf9toffen, Dem Il @erlaneen
YreuBenS auf frieclidem Bege na9Su-
fonnien. 4reuBen bertanst Befib bon
2i6tenfels uno Garlbof.
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3neig9ei3dft an oem Obengenannten Grte er5ffnet
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Ales gum niebrisften qreiie gesen Saar
Dos Berf rf9Ieibung gs lad ruir6 untcr ber
Gusf 9ieBIiGsn GOrtroHe 6es Or, G. 8. 2euts fein,
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betannf ii 10 oaB Merste i barau perIafsn f5nnen,
tbre Rrcepte NIT 9rdeifion un6 m6gt8ft i9neg ansz
gtfibrt III feben.
HSe Or. 2emi's OfFee 1T in ber @pptbete.
HSe Gs wirb IN Der ApDthete oeuti9 gefpro9sn.
ol5 2rp r-'s
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Sine Der 5riebenSbebinaungen 5ipis
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3irt uerOen. glud siui19en YreuBen
uno Baiern ioiIten Die Sriebensbsbitt< :.
9un9en geitern se5eidnet tuerben. :.
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Ser thermometer itieg auf % @rab.
@etter flar. Giner Der Seleerapbenz
brabte 1T ourd bas auf benieIben gebiI>.
bete Sis in Stiide sebro6eu { p. Das
Gis 1T auf beioen Srabten einen baI6en
Sou bid.
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Sn ofFsieIIen &reilen berfidert man,
DAB bic fein6liHe Stimniung geaen
Breusen in Oem &0nierei@ S0nnoDer,
III &urbefen, 1afau uno ber Staot
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81 { no Morf. "a. Muo

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Sin &Ofer nit $40, 900 6esierungsz
Bombs lit aus Dem 9eipolb. elmer 6ie>
fisen 8ant seitobIen tporben. Der Ser
luit laitet 5ur Salfte auf einen. biefsen
2aule unh sur 9dpte auf cine 6irma IN
Bolton.
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0eIeaatsn CUR g6iIaOelpbia. eOnbentionr.
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@tOBer 8anf< 0iebFabI in geep sOrf.
SIus GDafbin9tOn.
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IEn = giYl
Unions 6 GonbentiDn in Wdtrfe.
SDu GMrpna.
&hicaap. Muauit "a.

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Seri6te aus gSiscDnfin melben, 6ab
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September geben Miro. l@ttQii
ct. Bouts, a. &ua.,
9ei9dfte babier finb bere bolera' ball
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rotten su la6en, ebe iie in Die Nufpabe
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lit feines 9ebens FGer, Der ni1t in itar<
Ter 8ebeGuns baS 9anb burdaiebt. Sie
SoIoaten bes Is. ;SHfarterie Gegiinert8
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jingiten Nfafacre. '''' 80 =
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9llIes Ne0glide miro bierieIbit ge<
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Der gerein bat EttrDO@s GbsnS 7k ubr feins9 ,o-S
w5@entli&eu Sisuugen. .-A.-. f- ,..R.k
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sur Douglas Nonument <gerenonie
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reau 9enar1nt. iQsi}sus4k4 14s.0
Sie neueite YrOtlamation bes 8rdfs
benten rebu3irt oas' GebaIt Der SoIbds
ten auf Dem aIten Status Dor benz
Srie9e, SI1 per 0fonat.
Sort Soob, 81. g, "a. 9lua..
GIN beftiser Gturm ipiitbtt felt ge@
tern &beno. Ser Seleernpb nrbeitet
febr idiuer, baber feine neue Sla6ri5ten
BON europa.
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lar Die Staatsienatoren iitb an Der am
3. Septemper itattfinben6en Contention
in Rbilaoelpbia su betbeilisen,
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Nan ertnnere f@ nnierer 0aQerie, gee RON Goaeae
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2. M[6ert YRpufor.
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Gteie felt nHser Set etab.rte Galerte tlrstG in
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16

NEW YoRK, April 14.-The latest ad-
vices from Mexico confirm the re-
port that NIaury's immigration scheme
has proven n complete swindling oper-
alton. Immigrants arriving ut Condo
mia find the promises of lands and as
sistance are all merely lures to gull
them, and they are returning to the
United States.
The Liberals have concentrated part
of their forces at Omealica. The occu-
patton of Tiacapalpam secures the Vera
Cruz coast and the OriZeba district.
Renda, one of the Liberal chiefs in
Merhia, is forcing large loans, and Me-
jia, the Mexican Imperiallst, was pur-
suing the same course in MntnmOraS.
The liberals are still watching the lat
ter city, keeping Mejia closely within
his entertainments. The General-in-
Chief of the Tamaulipas forces, juan
De La Garsia, has issued n proclamation
encouraging Maximillian's soldiers to
desert
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16

wAsHINaToN, April 15.-It is proba-
BILE that the President, during the week,
The House Committee on judiciary
are engaged upon the subject of the res
olution, recently referred to them, in
volving the question as to whether any
additional legislation is necessary to
procure the trial of Jefferson Davis.
No judicial proceeding will be institut-
ed pending the consideration of this
matter by Congress. The Supreme
Court of the United States having de-
cided that Military Commission for the
trial of civilians to be illegal, ana the
persons convicted by it having been
discharged, there is no doubt that steps
will soon be taken to procure the re-
lease of DR.. Mudd, Arnold, O'Laughliu
against the life of President Lincoln.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-04-16

BINGHAAIToN, N. V, April l6.-The
closing obsequies of the late Daniel S.
Dickinson, were concluded here this af-
ternoon. The distinguished statesman
was buried in accordance with the rules
of the Episcopal Church. The funeral
took place from the home of the de-
ceased, known ms the Orchard, and was
witnessed by upwards of 6,0O0 people.
The funeral cortege was composed of
many distinguished and prominent
gentlemen, from all sections ofthe coun-
Try, members of the Binghamton bar,
the village authorities, the Masonic fra
ternity and the tiremen. Special trains
were run on both the Erie and Sym
cuse roads, for the accommodation of
relatives and friends of the deceased.
The body of the lamented Dickinson
was deposited in quiet little cemetery
in the outskirt of the village known MS
Spring Grove.