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Handy i'm the House.

Of all the things which really handy to have
in the house." believe us when we sincerely assert
that the most useful and most valuable is so cent
bo tile of Railways Ready Relief. We say this de-
lberately conscientiously. and without fear of
tradcti ion on the part of any familiar with the
extraordinary virtues of that popular medcament.
From bruise to pain in the bowels. from cut to
cholic from sprained ankle to an attack OF dysen-
terry, from mere cold to severe convuislons from
sore finger to the rheumatism. from diptherla down
to Deafness and from pimple on the face up to a
paralysis of the limbs. there is case In which Rad
ways Ready Relief will not remove the pain as soon
as it is applied. and the disorder altogether
IN manner most surprising well as truly expedl-
uous Rubbed on the afflicted part the relief ex,
cedlsimmedate. Taken internally in sweetened
instantly annlhlates pain in the stomach. quickly
cures diarrhoea, destroys all inflammation and re-
stores health The Ready Relief is prepared from
many ma OF tnose little ingredients common to the fam
& g noussnod, t9at 1T is positively indispensable to
a .ne ar1hent Wlie and careful mother. For females
a. ~ Is blessed gift" and one susceptible
OF use IN nearly all their peculiar difficulties and de-
rqngements. For children it is even inst as admir-
able mixture. Kidding them of aches and mains and
healing up the manifold sorepesses with
ease ana ceieIly. For men it is neyer-faiIiug re-
sort OF comi9r. and relief in a thousand instances
would earnestly impress it upon the nnhiin NJ; ~ .tt
bottle of Railways Ready Relief Is tba .nu tnat
we'll as the best article to have abont ths bo
ever presented saving at an pense of So cents @
Ave dollars which would otherwise have 10 IL aHy
for the attendance of capable physician Tba pau
Relief whole apothecary shop in itself II IS eood
health put up In bottle for everybody's use v6o \;
wise enough to avail themselves off services Sold
N dyusgisn, fss-2N
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LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS.
TO T Il d
DAILY COMMERCIAL.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Sale Os the Shreveport and vicksburG Il.
-Svc.la..:.., ,<.s

Sale Of the Shreveport and Eicksbucg IL.
R.-CelebratiOn of Marali 6ras, dc.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 14.-The Shreveport and
VicksbuTg Road was sold by the sheriff at Monroe,
under mortgage sale, and bought in for fifty thou
sand dollars by company of spectators to whom
large debts were DUE and to number of old stock
holders. The road will be undoubtedly put in run
ming order from Vicksburg to Monroe. The railroad
from Shreveport to Marshall, Texas, will soon be
finished
The Louisiana Legislature passed the city NUM-
cipal election bill by almost unanimous vote on
the 10th inst. The Ouachta River at Monroe, is low.
Cotton continued to come in at Trenton and
Shreveport.
Mardi Gras was celebrated here last evening, in
style not surpassed for many years in the number and
splendor OF balls and other kinds of public amuse
ments. Hosts Of people attending them filed the
streets to watch the maskers Only act of viO-
lence occurred and the sceno was of unrestraned
mirth and reckless joy.
The Grand Lodge of Mssons for the State are now
holding annual communication here. Tho country
lodges fully represented for the first time in FIVE
years.
The Governor to-day vetoed the Parochial Elec-
ton bill the grounds that sufficient notice was not
given for the election. H. had it in hand nearly two
weeks.
Cotton steady sales of 5000 bales at 45c. Exports
to-day 2,lO0 bales. Sugar. fully fair, 15c Tobacco
active; leaf 14@3Oc. Sterling 70. Gold 13614
New ORLEANS, Feb 14.-Havapa advices Of the
9th inst. have been received. There is no later news
from Mexico. No. u sugar. for export is quoted at
71%c. to 72zc.; coffee 16c. to 1916. New York ex
change % to 26 discount; on London 1871 to 16}5
premium; Paris 31@ premium.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 14-Further advices from
Havana to the 9th inst, have been received.
The steamer Louisiana had just arrived from
France, on the way to Vera Cruz. She had special
commissioner from Napoleon to Maxmilan on i'm
portant business; also n Belgian General, who will
inform Maxmilan of the accession of Leopold II to
the Belgian throne
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The Reconstruction Committee, it is said,
will report in favor of admitting the Tennessee
members,
"A pretended assistant assessor at Pithole,
Pa, has collected much money by taking bribes for
promised low assessments. The victims did not dare
to complain.
The musicians IN the orchestra of the
Royal Op of Paris lately struck for higher salaries
Instead of leaving their places they agreed to play
pidnissima, so that hardly a note was audible and
the effect was laughable enough They obtained the
advance demanded.
The Fenians in Ireland are manufaetur-
ing pixies. The London Examiner says: What
would be thought of people bent on revolt who
ouslly employed themselves in the manufacture of
bows and arrows? and really bows and may in
present circumstances have the advantage pixies
for the arrow is missile, though poor one. Here
they where they in 1875. and there is not
head among them but the pike head"
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The Cold Weather.

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 15th.-A heavy snow-storm pre-
vailed yesterday and last night all the North
west.
The weather is colder than it has been at any time
this winter, and the thermometer ranging at from
fifteen to thirty degrees below zero.
All the railroads in Wisconsin ard Minnesota are
more or less blocked up by snow. 1t will take day
or two for the trains to get running again.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-The Thermometer tonight
at II o'clock. indicates ten degrees above zero.
New YORK, Feb. 15th-The thermometer at mid
night indicates ten degrees above The weather
is clear.
Reports from Canada West and Michigan indicate
that the weather is very cold. There is considerable
snow in Michigan.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 15.-The weather is very cold,
the thermometer indicating ten degrees below
NASHVILLE. Feb. 5-Tho river is rising, with seven
and half feet of water the shoals. This is the
coolest day of the season.
ST. LOUIS Feb. 15.-About four inches of snow fell
last night To-day the mercury stands at ten degrees
above Zero and is falling. There have been heavy
storms in Kansas and the West The mercury at
Leaverworth, at daylight stood at sixteen degrees
below zero.
CINCINNATI Feb. l5.-This is the coolest day of the
season. The mercury Stood at eight o'clock at zero.
BUFFALO, Feb. 15.-The worst storm of this year
commenced last night and continues to-day. The
weather is very cold. There is drifting snoS The
mercury is six degrees above zero. The lake shore
trains are arriving on time.
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Reported for the Daily Comnerciall

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 10, 1866.
Court Of Appeals Of MarVland-October Term, 1866
No. So Mayor and City Council of Baltimore vs.
Pouliney rrimble; Appeal from the. Superior
was concluded by VIM. Price for the appellant.
No. 6i. Thomas VS.. Mohler Il Graft Appeal from
the Superior Court & of A Bal%9re city in equity This
appellee no counsel appearing for the ',peiant
No. 81. Vestry of St. Peter Churct vs. Warner ct
al. Appeal from the Superior c. ,urt of Baltimore
city. This was argued BY g. Carter for the an
pellant, no counsel appearlr for the appeIiees
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. l5.-Advices 4 IN Honolulu
to the 2it ult. have been received.
The United States war ship Lancaster was still
there. Her officers were being extensively feted by
the authorities
The Victoria Chronicle announces tho total loss OF
the American bark Mustang on January 2lSt. She
left San Francisco on the 14th.
San Francisco Feb. 15.-The steamers America
and Nicaragua have arrived, bringing passengers,
&C., from New York.
The Moses Taylor of the San Francisco line, has
sailed for San Juan,
despatch from Portland, Oregon. says the steamer
Pacific had sailed for this port with $4,000 in
treasure.
Navigation is not yet open between the Dallas and
Unandila.
The merchants Of this city held meeting last night
to adopt measures to secure the Montana trade,
claiming five of the best routes from this side.
Mining stocks are again stronger. 0phr $2i5;
Chollar Potos S303; Yellow Jacket, $3.50; Alpha,
S255; Holl and Norcross, 1855; Crown Point, $500;
Gould and Curry, Sl.060 Imperial 4313; Legal-Tend-
ers, 722l.
The ship William Tell, reported lost some time
since, has entirely gone to pieces.
Mining stocks have improved. Savage, 1866;
Gould and Curry, 1850; Imperial, $112 Chol!ar Po-
tosi, $2SS; Alpha, $780, Crown Point, $500; Yellow
Jacket, 1856; Hall and Norcross, 1910; Legal Tend
ers, $7212
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The Cold Term.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 16.-The cold last night and
thismorning was intense. Atdaylight the thermome-
ter indicated 50 above zero.
At Altoona, Pa, at $40 A. NJ the mercury indicated
= below zero.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 15-The thermometer to-day
indicates 240 above zero.
LOUISVILLE, Feb 16-TherInometer 15o above zero
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New Jersey EesisIature.

TRENTON. Feb. 15.-At late hour last night the
supplement to the Morris and Essex Railroad BILL by
which the contract with the Atlantic and Great
ern Railroad is confirmed. passed-Yeas, Al
nays, Is.
The Newark and New York Railroad bill passed
the House this morning by vote of 81 to 81 and the
result was received with great applause. motion
was made this afternoon to reconsider the vote by
which the bill was passed. and it was negatived.
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The Female Emi~ratiou scheme,

New YORK. Feb. 15.-The Supreme Court of this
city has denied the application. in behalf of the
female sufferers by the Mercer frauds, for an in
junction against the owners of the steamship com
pany. Messrs. Buck and Chittenden. the counsel,
will take further steps for their relief.
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Fire at Savannah.

SAVANNAH, Feb. ia cotton store and warehouse
on Battle river. occupied by j. I. Rowland was de-
stroyed by fire this afternoon. The storehouse con-
tanned 300 bales of cotton, the bulk of which was
saved, and loss is covered by insurance. A negro
fireman fatally injured by falling bale of cot
ton. The cotton the property of Tyson and
GOnsin
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The EeuianR.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 15.-General Sweeney and Colonel
William Roberts arrived here last night from Louis
vile. They were serenaded during the evening by a
band of music. Tonight they address the Fenian
Brotherhood at the Old Theatre. Preparations are
being made to give them good reception, The
proceeds of the sale of tickets is to be applied to the
purchase of arms.
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Soldiers Convention I'm Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. ia convention of the SOL
diers of Indiana held here to-day. and perma-
nently organized the Indiana State Soldiers Asso-
ciation" with General Nathan Kimball as President
Resolutions favoring the equalization of bountes and
establishment of Soldiers and Seamens Home in
Indiana was adopted
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Four persons DroyneI


CINCINNATI. February 1s.-Four will known cit-
zens of Evansville. Indiana drowned yesterday
while crossing the river in skiG at that point.
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The New Orleans Times of the 9Th instant

: The New Orleans Times Of the 9TH instant
gives the verdict the Bagdad raid more in detail
than the despatch already received by telegraph.
The Court found that the attack naugurated and
carried out by R. Clay Crawford. representing him
self to be major-general in the Liberal Mexican
service. assisted by other adventurers that several
United States soldiers were seduced into the enter
prise by these men, did so without the knowledge or
consent of any officer of the United States, and that
every means in the power of those in authority was
used to prevent the soldiers from engaging in the a
fair Our officers employed every precaution to pre-
vent the carrying away or destruction of property
and seized ali goods brought across the river Not
only did the officers of our Government discounte-
nance the raid, but refused to help it in any way
The Commission was unable to implicate any United
the proper % authorities Of the Republic of Mexico,
troops were sent to Bagdad to preserve order. and
their presence alone prevented promiscuous pillag-
ing. In no other way were our officials concerned in
Aftairs at Ra9dad. -
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XxXIxTH CONGRESS.
THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

Territorial Government for Virginia,
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Seizure of the Richmond "Examiner."
The Richmond Dispatch of Thursday thus announ-
ces the seizure of the Examiner, before announced
by telegraph:
The Examiner newspaper was suspended by mill
tary order on Tuesday night about ! o'clock. An
officer. with file of men, appeared in the Office and
tool possession of 1.-THE officer sezing upon proofs
and manuscripts then In preparation The krdnn-
iaer therefore, did not appear yesterday 1t known
that the Examiner had discussed sectional questions
with considerable freedom. Speculation was rife
during the day as to the motive of the order, and
whether it came from Washington or not.
1t was reported that Mr. Pollard, the editor Of the
Erdminer; had sought an interview with Gen. Terry
but that that officer had declined to grant it, init
mating that if Mr.. Pollard did not know why his
paper was suspended he could not enlighten him
Mr. Pollard left the city for Washington last evening
to make an effort there to obtain relief from the
order. The event of the suppression of the Eraine,
was announced by telegraphc correspondent of the
New York Herald. who states in that paper of YES.
terday that it is understood that the order emanated
from General Grant.
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Gold Pens.

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KiBdltng Wood.
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Telegraphic!

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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-08-04
Terrible Riot at New Orleans,

AUGUSTA. July 3l.-Hahn's Con.
vehtion broke up in fearful riot at
New Orleans yesterday. The citi-
zens, aided by the civil authorities,
surrounded the Mechanics Institute,
where the Convention was in session,
protected by large mob. On at
tempting to enter the building, the
police were fired ON "A general fight
ensued, in which many negroes were
killed and several wounded.
Mayor Monroe and the police final
ly succeeded in breaking up and az
resting tho members of the Convention.
Hahn badly wounded. DR.. Dortic
and Hudson Killed.
1t is reported that President John
son telegraphed Sheridan to sustain
the civil authority. The members of
the Convention are now under arrest,
and quiet prevails.
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The President has approved the bill
extending the time within which States
may select lands for agricultural College
purposes, and the bill fixing the number
OF Judges Of the Supreme Court of the
United States, and to change certain
judicial circuits The last named bill
provides that no vacancy in the Office
of associate justice shall b9 filed by
appointment until the number of asso
ciaie justices shall be reduced to six,
and thereafter the court shall consist of,
a chief justice and six associate Jus.
tices.
The 6rHt and second judicial circuits
are to remain as now constituted. The
third of Pennsylvania, New jersey and
Delaware; the fourth OF MARYLAND,
West Virginia, Virginia, North Carroll
ma and South Carolina.
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finally The, parties inside surrendered
in a body.
Some fifty or sixty were killed in
the fight. Ex-Gov. Hahn was dread
fully cut up. DIR. Dostic and John
Henderson were killed. The Presi-
dent of the Convention and members
thereof are being arrested one by one
and confined. A little more order
and quiet now prevails,
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A FTiler Account.
FIFTY OR SIXTY KILLED AND MANY
W00NDED.

New ORLEANS, July 3O-The Radi-
'al Convention attempted to convene
o'day, which caused a terrible riot.
The Convention met at l2 O'Clock.
Ncnty-six members present. Large
nmbers of negroes formed in process
SIN, with drums beating, and marched
toNcchanics' Institute, where the Con-
Vetion was in session. The most in-
tons excitement prevailed. Indis-
crnhate firing occurred in several
stnes, and number of negroes were
kiied and some whites wounded.
IhPlice surrounded the Convention
builiig and endeavored to maintain
orde On the meeting of the Con-
ventA,the populace surrounded the
pulidg and an immense mob Of ne
groesNe both inside and outside.
The pVp and people finally became
masterFthe situation and the build
ing waEscly bcsoiged, =
Inc he attempted to enter the
ouildlns,cn they were fred upon.
; The friHsn commenced from tho
pop o"tspn the mob inside. And
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State Convention of PENNSYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, PENN, August 2.-The
State Convention of soldiers favorable to
the election of Clymer as Governor. met
here yesterday and numbers nearly eight
hundred Resolutions were adopted en-.
dor'ing President Johnson's restoration
policy. and The course of Senators Bmlalcw
and Cown" Mr.. Clymer. Gen McCand-
iass VIM. II. Wallace, Gen. Miller, anu
oIiers adlressrd ths vast assamblage.
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The Atlantic Cable.

HEARTS CONTENT, July 3l.--Thc Presi-
dents reply to the Queen was acknowledged
from Osborne Palace, at p. Nor one
hour and eighteen minutes after it's recep.
ton here 1t pessed through the cable in
eleven minutes. A royal salute was fired
by the Great Eastern, and the American
flag was hoisted on the telegraph building.
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New York Market,

NEW YORK, August 2.-Gold l48. Cot
ton dull and lower; sales of $50 bales.
Midd'ing Uplands So; Orleans 37M38.
Flour dropping. Wheat declining. Pork
h'aVy at $50 %. Lard firmsr at l83@2l.
Sugar and Coffee dhll. Na.al Stores stcodv
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Minnesota State Convention.

ST. PAUL, August 1.-The Democratic
Slate Convention to day elected de ega,es
Ia the P.'il"deIphia Convention, and passed
resolutions in favof of the immediate ad.
mission Of the Southern States to the Union
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Administrators Notice

A Ii those indebted to the Estate o
n AUGUSTUS DESPORTES, d ce'd for
advertising in, or subscription to, the Fair
fold HERALD, or Winnshoro REGIsTER ale
hereby notified to make settlement by note,
or otherwise to ii. A G,illard, Attorney at
Law, Winhsboro, s. c. '"
r. $. DESP0RTES, Admir-
June 20-x2tl ~.
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1866.

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Ratification meeting We have ever attend,
ed. Every Rat that can get it, properly
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