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, 1866-09-11

Republican Ratification Mectln=-Rs-
turn Of the pl1tIn1elPAIa Convention
De3e&ates-Aleck Randall on his
Travels.
Especial pe.4ateh to tic Chicago Tribunal
q MAptsoS, September 10.
There YVES large attendance IA the Assembly
Chamber Saturday evening, TO rstifs the nomIna-
ton Of Hon- 3. F. Hopkins for Congress, and
the Radical platform. on which he stands. Hon.
D. Worhtng1on presided. Speeches wc.e made
by him, Nj. Hopkins, The nominee, Hon James
Eofs, Attorney General GIL and S. L. Bcan. The
greatest satisfaction was manifested oycr the
nominee, and every radical GttsEance of shs SPEAK
planted himself s9aare1y on the Congressional
tacy Of johnson, Randall AMI Uooli.,lc, aud
riedsins himself 70 stand firmly BY the principles
Of the Republican uuion party. General Gill re-
fertel 10 The TACT that Mr. Hopkins was .prouli-
nent In securing the passssc osthe sc.oIuslon last
winter by the Legislature, auvistn. Doo!ittle 10
resign. &c will be firm and no 1css radical than
Governor Fal.cbild ind most Of th4. Wisconsin
delegates hase returned IRON The Philadelphia
Convention, and more than cuadrm The uewspa-
per reports Of that grand loyal demonstration.
They atso htin: most ercnura.ing reports Goa
cenllag election prospects from PENNSYLVANIA.
Postmaster General Randall can. nul went
tIou here like thief IN the nisht-comims 10 the
Capital Saturday night and Ieaytcg Snuday. He
mea \ very cool reception.
. ! Lour1 WA nusned IL tbs town oi WerIsor On
Saturday night Two persons were badly injured
End narrowly rAcapt{l ffeaih
, 1866-09-11
THESOUTHERN LOYALISTS.

Committee OF the New York Onion
Lcoeue Appointed to 1fecrlrr Them
H1ctrtinS,~ to he Held in New York
Names oE-G;entlcmen Forming the
Delegation.
NEW You6, September in-A committee Of the
lninn fee.nc G1rt offhfe city will 60 to Newark.
New Js1.*y, Tonight, 10 receive delegation of
twtnts eight southern 1oratts,s, who were an
laihied ii shc Phtladciriia Convention 10 mike
aodttrscs Ii .ae Northern statea.
! Eshd n.aes meeting Il to 1,r hr1d at Newark
fo.nt:ht. II which thc:G gentlemen arc to spcak-
Tomorrow morning tbey are 10 he c,eo:ed 10
1hls city BY tho Cnsun League Committee. Apart
me1ih haze lhen occurred fu= them at tile Gralnes-
cy f'05k Honse.
It Is lelie.ed e,acd mass nce:ine viii he held
: a. 1hc Cooper i+si1ute. giving tncm welcome. MIR.
loyal people o. New Yors- SprcsEcs Wit be
1arde hy teveaf Of The Fou,hc.l.t1s. 4 mec.iu.r
will AFRO be held IN Iii. Bc.chrr CanrCh iirooE-
Ign, tomorrow evening. n, which rayt Of ,hc
Southern Delegation "ill he present aud make
On Iburfday evening. III. Union 1-ague will
7bc Clul, Homo on Union Square.
The follow ing arc tho lanes OF the c-nt, IN n
fo,1nsn: The delegation: Texss-A. J: Ha:altun
-Jcsxc S1cnart. Lorenzo Sherwood F F!o-ida-I.
II. ua,l, Henry &. Cole. Charles bayl. Abest
Griffin; ..nIf- f-iana-P. D. Randolph. y. ". naa-
1cis. J. r. Newman, II. c. Warmth Mi~sonri-
F. 7. Lcd,rgabie, Chatlcs F.. Moss. t. II. bonse-
coust: Alabaua-D. u. Bingham Tsnnessee3175.
T. Fowler, Governor Brpwni9"' y. u. efaEf, lisl.
liii., J. II. iiannirn;t, A'exa2les Il: nAsis;
Nouh e., o]ina-A- II. TourEee7 Maryland. Hug!
s. nona; Nis=IssippI-R.o- Sidney; A1kausas-P.
Il. Finnc1tf,
, 1866-09-11
FROM TRENTON. N. J.

McetIrS Of the New Jcrncy Legislature
In E1tr., Observation-Disclosures, Of The
Constitutional Amendment md Elec-
ttn1. OF I7uitcd States Senator RECON-.
nlcndetl.
TEESTcN, Nj, September 10.-The New jersey
Legislature mot today in extra session.
Governor Wards 1ncsaasc regards the condition
of no county with anxiety. lie says lhe States
rteenlly In rebellion 10 moi exhibit 4at spirit Of
loyaltr Which alone eau give confidence 10 the
rnhllc mind. From many Of them VIC hear ot
dtcsis Of violence md nnrIler. and nre nssnrcl
that loyal citizens nre under fear hf the malignant
epirit which controlled the rebellion.
He recommends ibc ratification Of the constita:
t;crnl Amendment md The election Of a United
Stairs Senator 10 ill thc existing sacapcy:
EilS were Init uolucra relative tu the C1nsttu.
tlonal Amendment, and for thu election Of United
States Senator.
Rcsolutions were introduced eon1ennine In
strong terms tho language Ct President Jollnson.
OH receiving the proceedings Of tho Philadelphia
Contention ol August lItli.
The e]tt'1ton Of Senator will probably take
place rcxt week.
Governor Hrown1ow and Governor Hamilton,
with forr OF five Other delegates from tht Sontl-
crn Ioy1lisfs' Convention arrived here th!s even.
fu., and were received witt, considerable parade
,,y Ihc members Of the Legislature au,l ciiizcEs.
meeting was held In Il ont OF tie League rooms.
and add.esscl BY Governor nsown1ow aud
ntE
, 1866-09-11
GREAT FIRE At SING SING,
NEW YORK.
Twenty buildings Destroyed-Loss Orcr
S2O0.0OO.

S2O0,000.
NEW YoHE, September 10.-A fire occurred Ia
sing sing early yesterday morning, which destroy
cd over twenty buildings, including. anon.
ctllers, Van Ur.lcn'e large 1ile works. The
rect WEIR stoses. dwelling houses, and
ba.ns. Fifty families were rendered. hou.e-
lcss and the loss IS estimated ut $sH0 o0. Nearly
all TIC buildings on the lower DOCK were
ewepi away, and the homeless families were
provided for by tho villagers, aud the American
Gotel was thrown open to the sufferers, uany Of
whom breakfastcd there and received every Kind
ness thai could hc hss1owed upon them. In tne
afternoon tho snsject Of the fire was adscrsed 70
by the c'e.gymeH Of the different churches. and
collections wcEc taken up to a!lost tht sufferers
temporary relief. Tomorrow Il public mceing
will lie held far the purpose Of raising MONEY 10
help the Afflicted out of their uonh.e>.
The l0sses, Gs far If a%ccrtAiucd, are az follows:
Van O1lcu. ilie works. $3 tGQ, insurancc Sl..t0 i;
Kip1,'s lumber yard. <a5o0O, insurance $ln,:pJ !;
National Hotel, $i00ol insurance q 3.O0; j. Frank
G. NI:hSls, grocery; xdo"09, Insurance $ly33;
partially Insured: F., Delaney's sEo:csy,
$f.lD1. no insurance: Moses Scaulon'* Eracery,
$si.lDl: Daniel Ross dwelling, fs,1G. insurance.
x:Ni pauick Seanlon's dwelling. 81, 10l !: Joscph
Ncllcs, dweliir. and barn. $l.oo!: shakespeare
House. $500, Insurance $a01; Mrs. Cotton's
boarding house, $3.50, fully insured; James
Holmes dwelling, $t.tHm, ragfiy insured; -]acob
r. Cooks dwelling, u, 500, Insurance. $1 ,sJ ;
james Shute's dwelling, q, ,jJ INSURANCE $t,H33;
The Blood;ool tenement llousc, S:Q,OW.
, 1866-09-11
,IHE FENIANS.

Adjournment Of the Congress nt Troy
General Sweeney pcpo*ed-Appotnt-
Etcnts-.Anoaher ToTement AEn1nst
Canada.
SEw ioEE, September ia usrc.d Troy
arcc;a1 saye the Fcn:a1 Congress adjourned sia<
cis Yesterday, harrS been ID session all Satur 1.y
night. Colonel ". r. Roberts WIS rejected
President: F. ]: Aahon President Of The Senate.
and j.. y. Fitzgerald Speaker Of tic uon.c.
General Swecny was depose1 as Secretary Of Was,
lut no successor has been naned. His accoaa;s
were sats*facto1y, but he vas believed % be IN
competent. General 0'Nc1I WAS appointed In.
erecior General Ut the Irish Republican Army,
and Colonel Bailey Chief military Organizer. II
IL Fill hoped ihat General Sheridan will be Pre-
Another noycYocnt On Cansds will undoubtedly
BE- made during the lll1, II tic constitutions arc
n1ef.{i{ul,
, 1866-09-11

yield Of seven hundred bales reports that bis
p Is 'ntally spoiled b. worms, and not one
with Northern capitalists, sriso will lose heavily
by TIL. failure
4 roiring company in No.thezn Louisiana. On
FrfcsE. en1ek solid block Of pure lead, weigh
Ing thtrty-three tpus. OiheE large blocks were
found At q distance u eleven feel below the sur
lace Of The ground. The mice Is worked BY pri-
y&to individuals.
, 1866-09-11
FRUM ALBANY.

The NEtT E0fR C0prFeEueHu StA1V LUu-
ycntIon to Meet to.dnJ-Specufations
IN to Forthcoming Nomination..
ALBANY, n. j., September 10.-The delegates
10 tl~ Democratic statc CUusculion TO- meet here
TOMORROW, arc arriving by every lrain. aud the
ho.tl= arr nearly fall. The attendance Of ont
puhltc.n., Is large. The Republicans Will ptoba-
bly, 20 or John T. Holman for Governor.
Gcnunl Dix is epoken Of by eo91s Of the West
1,esiies Holman II ucnIs G. Murphy. !: Is assea-
e6 tint he YVES Dean ltsch,nond'e candidate, and
G$ai there would be no doubt Of hi. nomination
1xegc the leader alive.
Mr.. Weed and his friends aud certain promsneat
Democrats fayor the nomination OF Robert Il.
PrnIn, Of this city. late MinIster to Japar. for
IeateI,snt Governor. Judge Wooster, Of Wyo-
min. also Republican, IS named for this otdce.
William ". Wight; Q. Genera. and F. r. Ross,
G1a.
, 1866-09-11


SAx FRANCISCO, September s.-Ont Of nine
counties heard from IL tho recent election, seyeo
have gone Administration.
The Pioneer Association to-day celebrated the
s'1teenth anniversary Of the admission Of Cali
fatrlQ into the EEiun.
, 1866-09-11
FROM CINCINNATI.
= hn City Council Refuse to Recognise
4. Jolsu~ol.-The CltolerR-d:n* Isx-

, hn CITY council 4kftN*c 10 4kcco-h1*c
\. Jolsu~on-Hh he Cltolera-Gn* I:x-
Isiu%ton.
[srccla1 Despatch to the chlcaso Tribunal
CINCINNATI, September 10.
One Of the main pipes In the Gas Works OK.
p1ct1cd about roon today, and fatally injured
Richard lee, and severely. wounded the other
workmcr, The explosion is unaccountable, aud
unprecedented tn the history Of gas works.
The City Council, in special session. defeated n
resolution to extend the hoapitalics OF tho city
to tic Presidential pilgrims, By Il vote OF 10 too
The average deaths from cholcra for The past
week ia tont per day. Twelve c:tolcra burial
permits were Issued for thc lwcnyfonr hours eul
ing n. sp. m. to-day, showing decided increase
Of The tli.c.lse.
A citizens n,rctins, numbering one hundred or
enc hundred anf twenty five parsons, wls held nj
the Merchants Exchange tonight, and resolutions
nloptct extending 10 4. j. & Co, an Invitation
to rnstnkc Of their hospitalisies. 4 Commiste. of
Arrangements was aprotnted. and one =! two
speeches we:c made. lAnafiory OF Ills Acclucaty.
Wcnlher Nar1n o1,u ralnY.
, 1866-09-11
Financial.

f1sy SseAmRhsp Chtna. !
Lnxno~ MexKv II A*FE1-The Bank On tho 31ta re-
dueed the rate OF discount ffru to pei cent. Tho
weekly returns show An Increase Of uoe than l1 20
reserve uf which Ia nupfcccdently iagr occo-
, 1866-09-11

ytsterday- His health Is somewhat impaisc: >
Ing TO the fatigue OF bis journey Wcst wl.-4 T..
President azd party.
EEyENuE nkCx1rTN.
The receipts from Internal 1eveuue today wesr
syrr ~ mn DGf
, 1866-09-11
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Ncw Savings Bank Collaracd-Salc Of
New Cotton-Rich Lead Mlne.
NEW ORLEANS, September 10.-A savings bank
Institution, etAttrd rome three nopihs sincc, has
bu et, The cashier pocke ling funds amounting 10
thirty Thousand and odu hundred dollars, and
leaving for unknown parts.
Two bales OF new c0ttou, Chased as "cood
ufdLlioE," sold for ffty.two cents. Ono planter
who, until within the past two weeks, anticipated
, 1866-09-11

HALI110kE, September 10.
FLcrE-Tlrua. High grades sfaEce.
tEAts-Nhrat tteaAy. Iscd. 37.1199 20: white, SJ.06
ens.l3- Corn dull; while. asts9c: yellow, SIC. oat8
steady.
PRoy7s1cSs-DulI. Mess rn.k. $3.-s5. -
GMes sEHiEs-SnEar arM: EEosers, ns9as1e. Cot
fee-Etc ycrv SCARF. None in Nrkt hAuts.
SKEls-Rnet.' FlAI efstt 4atG.
, 1866-09-11

sAv.x*Au, Georgia, September l0.--Thcsc Is a
E1u.or alloat list General ]. G. Becekinrid.N viii
shortly returu 10 this country, and settle In
Cbuk.tou, South Carolina.
An attempt Was uaade to bnsn the Republican
Newspaper binding last night, which s:ually
aWay.
, 1866-09-11

Office, while the employees were temporarily ab-ss
sent. The cltv elettIoII, to be held This month
will not take place IN consequence.
Seven new Ihnletk deaths to-dhy-
, 1866-09-11

Cholera in Richmond
B,eHxuSp, Va, September 11.-Thr Board Of
Health report four new cases OF eholes1 within
the last twenty-fou1 hours.
, 1866-09-11

EhuTC6 BufneQ.
BosToS, September 10.--A fire IN Lynn this
morning dessscyed TIC new Congregational
Church On Si1slea street. The cost OF the chufch
was So Go; Insured for Si1,u0o.
, 1866-09-11

LOUISVILLE, September 1o-Sashvi1la records
and books, with ,0Q signed certificates for regis
tered voters were ahstrasted tom 0e. Do1e =
, 1866-09-11
Efm advertisements.

GE >CttiTEN'3 ADVERTISING A.cucE, ~
IRA street, tasutb"fl1cd to iecs I've
Advertisements for the Tribune, md all
tho tend1n3 pRpcrs throughout the United
Htntcs und Cnnadn.
, 1866-09-11

T3krH.
POLITICAL.

PHILADELPHIA, September 1o.-Hou- josiah
Randall lied 1t lIoon. Aged seyenty-seven
XEQrAs
, 1866-09-11

The Reception II, En11anupolix-A,
Johnenli Attempts to Speak His
Pfrcc-EItH Voice IL Drowned By
CrieH for S;rnnt-Thc President Re-
ttr<.x in nc>pntr-.4 1kIot Occurs-trne
Person Killed and Several Others
nfc Noundcti.
[r1EsT DEsrATC11,l
LSrecja1 Despatch to thc Chicago Trfhune.l
1sntAsAroL F, September 10, 1856.
The ccleh,atcd gentleman who has been scatter
Ing the flag nil aleug the route has arrived. The
Ark Of the Constitution Is among US. The train
hcastne this precious freight arrived at the
Union depot about O'Clock. As soon a. Tho
train had stopped and the doors Of tho CARS ve-e
opened, tcvcsal cheers went up from portion Of
the crowd. Tho order Of procession as arranged
by Brerct Major General Reynolds. was rs follows:
The procession will form at the crossing Of
Tennessee street and the Tcs1t 1iautc IaE,goad at
half past o'clock, p. H., IN the following order:
Torch Light Procession.
Escort Of Irish Americans under the command IT
Captain Simpson.
President mud cabinet.
General Gts9ts admiral Esst4:us and oa.cs dis
cottce O. of tse oecntion tu'fc
Officers Of tho Regular Army On duty in tho
Ar Officers md so1diess An ia ,hc Volunteer Service.
All Benevolent and Other Organized Societies.
Ci.lkeus Gencra'ly;,
The Datchc1s' Association will report 10 tho
1cpo Is nt1oa Z cas
oilce, East Washington street, al 10 o'clock a. m.
Tie following named persons nre announced rs
Axe{stsut N&fshais. First Distt5e:-Cap.aIo lieu
~ HodSe; second Dissfict, Co:onel W..P. Davis
jlitd isits.5ca, Colonel Mcclure; Fourth District,
Colonel James Gavin; Finh nlstric:, Colonel
Captain Fergus walEer, Colonel Gooding, Csptatn
n. r. Nob5s, Major Geo: Bu,ler, Majo: 4. J.
Morley, Colonsl !. ". Blake; Seventh District,
Barrb TAILOR, Colonel De Hast; Ninth District,
General G. n. Fitch; Tenth District, Colo1t1 J.
q, Mcdonald; Eleventh District. General Ja:ue.
4, Slack. The ]lnc Of procession viii be IL 1ol
, 1866-09-11

Of tookkeeping, and ftELish unquex:lon ane trfcr-
eErrs. No oothe1. urcd ap7!y- Address MONEY"
rant. with rrfrfrnteN. WGI1Etf
, 1866-09-11
BUTTER! BUTTER I!

10 GOOD COOPER@,
for -four barrels Wanted at our asors at LocS7o,t.
uNLots.
coon WAGES ASD STEADY EMPLOYMENT.
xfl3 MOTION & co.
, 1866-09-11

WASHINGTON. Scptembe, 11.-By War Depart.
ment GencTal Orders number fifty -four, the office
Of the Provost Marshal, Of Distr1ci OF CoIunba Is
abolished, and all papers Row On file In the n:ll:e
ate to be turned owe: TO tho Office OF lau Assistant
Aeiutans Gcne:nl Of the Department Of Wash
fngton. ...
kEEon noHEno, !.
The Mexlcon Minister returned to Taahip9ton
, 1866-09-11

TORK, IRELAND. .........
R>1ursd rAtes IN Etccrscc Passeo5crs ty IN
MAN MAlL LINE sailing tE!ce week. Nh delays.
Aprly toJ. q. MURPHY, Calvary Cemetc:g Otoee is
JAMES WARRAcK, General Western As's
= 1keaF 1t.Af
, 1866-09-11

prxkstan Flnuncea-The ElsE Of sax
ouy to Resign In Favor OF His Son
Earl Stanley Spoken Of aA British
manfsteF at PAFt*-NegotlntSons Be
tween Austria and Italy-Tbe Revolt
in SfbeFaa-DfHbandmen Of The Hal.
inn Army-OutbfenlkA Of the Chris
tIans In Candia.
BEn11Er September 1n-Thc Upper House Of
the p1us1,n Utet has pasecd tic Eli to indemnify
The King for aclng without the assent Of III, Diet
IT s IL he q rae e. na ?TES f.
The cSsn6ez of pepnt.e. ha. rejected The Gov:
treasusy notes: and adopteo tn IL ste4d aa amend
mtnl authorizing the iss1c Of 3o.t00 Oo1, payable
In one year from their date.
II IL reported here that tic King OF Snxony hiss
decided 10 resign IL taTer Of his Fon.
MADRID. September 10.-Tbe 1apere statc tia:
pre- Press % Easenie IT bs:ss, ia wa aI Il poasai M % na
iosDos, September 1o.-Thc Directors Of the
affairs Of ihc institution.
Ia5 s'ns % a sGIen o1 r Il &c p5SSss Enc
FLonrxcE, September 1o.-Thc Conference
between the pleuil.otenliasies Of Austria and
Italy progress slo;sls. The financial question
V1cHxA. September 1D.-Austria ~ about to
Introduce extensive reforms In the Organization
ST. PE7Ersngno, September 1o.;--1t Is stated
against the authority Of tht Gar
FLon1ScE, Septe1E her 10--The italian Govr!n.
mcns has issued decree which diebauta $1,000
men OF the Italian army.
Hes 10 meet others appointed BY Ansttfl ior 1hc
purpose Of adopting measures for the improve.
men, VI telegraph and peslal communications Ie-
tween tho two countries.
ATHENS, September a.-The Cfoattans hare re-
Jcc,ctl tic terms offered them by The Turkisl
Government. and continue their reyoits. The
Ef,fr1 fNt MI nj EftSF
1eet.on from Turkey, ami hare abandoned their
haLttattons and taken to the hills.
, 1866-09-11
TO T,oAN.

SAQon G,s threa I've FeAss, 1t nine PET cent par
aSnun T;tAl Estate fccas3ty In citv- ta9aire OF l.
II. PENCE, Room ~, Cobb's building 116 Dea.-
hoFn 4
, 1866-09-11

ST, PAUE1S CHURCH,
Rev. n. Kyders, ccsreE watash.av. aoa Van b1.eu-
st., will Be open
This Evening
r.v1 . n d forr ef+ +3,p ssfrS.
, 1866-09-11

( AIIEURNh.
~ VERY low tare* hy Pacific Mall Company. from
Sew fosk vta rsna1'. thsce ttnes moath; K;due-
Soldiers hairf4ic. -srpy only At Me:seM Agency: 81
DcAr}nr7ft-, Chicago. JAS. NANRACk.
E, Il. Il, uxIiAlNE. H1cc Gff4IdsEt. MEL
, 1866-09-11

ITO WHOLESALE DEALERS.-The
l. advertiser desires u ind employment for 3 good
boy q oas L ysa!s o. as Eho ~Iiss: e9nd b. ID aod
where he may Acquire thorough knowled.e Of as-
eonnts and general ens.oess Ii which II Is t'oaat b:
DAVID GOODMtLL1E 1I2 Ohi,:*t. w3l
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-08-02
Cooper President; Cyrus W. Field, Vice.
Presidont; Moses Taylor, Treasurer; Rob.
crt w. Lowber, Secretary.
Late from Europe.

Inc London Times the ,27th says Of the
Atlantic telegraph 'Ttis great work, :, the
glory Of the age end nations, and they Who
have achieved it deserve to die honored as
benefactors of this race"
a treaty ofpeacc had been signed be,
tween Austria and Prussia. n. y, ,... ~,
A previous telegram says that five days
armistlce between Austria and Prussia
commenced at noon on the 23d.
There are more fighting on the 23d, the
Anstrians claiming victory. ~su
A severe havai engagement took place on
the 10Th ofthe Island of ,Lissa The Aus.
trians claimed a victory. They sunk the
Italian ron-clads, running down one and
blowing up three. eSgv
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Later from Europe.

I HALIFAX, July 30.--The steamship China
with Queenstown dates of the 22d has arriy-
ed. Ih
The Chinas news about the armistice is
anticipated by the cable. .aa..
LIVERPOOL, July 81. The announcement
Fthat Austria had accepted the proposals for
"a suspension oflostilities caused great bu-
oyoncy in all the markets. rlh.
' The prevailing opinion is, especially
among the Germans, that peace will almost
certaiuly be, concluded, and that colse-
qnehtly thore will be no resumption Of hos.
tilties, W,;.e...,
: The Italian answer lad not yet been re-
oeived 1890
LiVERrooh, July 22--In the great naya
fright oft hissa, the Italian iron clad 'sItaly,'
was sunk by a eollisiop at the commence
ment OF tho battle. An iron clad boat blew
up with all on board amidst cries "long live
the King and Italy," from the Grew.
Italian accounts state that the Austrian
squadron retired aitor one man .of.war and
two steamers had been sunk. re
A Vienna dispatch says the Italian feet
had been driven back and was beipr pur-
sued by The Austrians in the direction of
Aleona. |
It's assert ed from Paris that Austria has
consented to retire from German Confcdera-
ton.
The Observer states that Parliament will
be required almost at the last moment, of
the session to, give its concurrence to the
Confederation of the North American prov
ihces, including the plan for the maintain
ance OF the Grand Trunk Railway.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-08-02

WasfirNGroN, June ,27. .A-Mf. Har-
Ian this afternoon addresseda a brief
but courteous note to the President,
resigning the office Of Secretary of the
Interior. "rl ''r'YR. n a|l5 @li, j.
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Arms for th5 Juarezites.

New YonK, July 30.-It is reported that
stenmer sailed on Monday las; for Mata-
moras with n large quantity Of arms and
ammunition for Juarez's army. Gen Wal
lace and Brigader General Stevens, late
Of the Federal army, were passengers. ,' =
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-08-02
1866.

"COSTAR'S" RAT 'EXTERNfINATOR is
simple, safe and spre-tho most perfect
meeting .wo have ever attend
ed Every Rat that can got it, properly
prepared, will eat it, and every ono chat
eats it will die, generally at some place 8
distant rs possible from were 1t was taken.
-Loke Shore, Mich ! Mirror. 81 y'iP
RES" See "Cosrhn 81 adj dycftisenlvat' above.
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1866,

RATS Oersus BIRDS. Whoever engages.
in shooting'smali birds is cruel man; WHO
ever aids in extermlnating rats is a benefao-
tor Weshould like some one to give us
the ocneht OF their experience in driving.
out these pests We need Something be-
sides dogs, cata, and traps for this business.
: 7Seienfyfr american, N tY.lii, ..yr
p1s See "CosrAR's'' advertisement above:
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-08-02

THE Fur TRADE AT ST. PAUL.-The
past two or three days, says the St.
Paul Pioneer an immense amount of
fnrs and Buffalo robes have been receiv-
ed by Pembia CARTS and also by rail,
from the Hudson Bay region. We saw
yesterday, at the depot nearly one thou.
sand bales Of buffalo robes, making a
pile as high as a house. They are be.
ing rapidly shipped below. There are
ten robes IN each bundle, making near
ly ten thousand robes in all, worth from
ten to twelve dollars each. These are
bat portion of those on the way down
which are estimated at fifteen or twenty
thousand. In addition to the Buffalo
ropes there have been about hundred
bundles OF wolf SKINS ard other furs,
many of them very valuable. In all
there will probably be three hundted
thousand dollars worth of f,fs received
at st, Panpthis season. " y|@iiI (
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-08-02
1866.

.lNCREASE OF RATS. The Farmer,
Gazfue (English( asserts and proves by fg-
nres that one pair of RATS will have a pro.
geny and defendants no less than G5f.O5y
70 fhree years. Now, Unless this immenses
family can be kept down, they would con-
sumo more foodIthan would sustain, ,65, 900
human beings, '..IT''0 7'''~O
B6sA Sec"CosrAn An's"advertisement obove
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-08-02

, An Austrian regiment of infantry
contains four battalions of twelve hun
,dred men each, making the reginenit
as strong san American brigade. @5H
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-08-02
HAVE YOUR GINS
II E. II A IR r ID
AT HOME!

ENARMERS of Fairfield and adjoining
Il Districts, wanting
"ra0 GINS REPAIRED, ,m9
can have it done al home, by addressing me.
at "innsboro, giving their locality. t'y'
q i'. "q 8ESO, Hfnif
Any one wanting to BUY a Gin would do
wei TO hear from pe. before buying else
where, All letters received win, haye
prompt atteneiont Andthose wanting $$
{ +f'l, GEORGIA. GINS /:
repaired, will do well to, let hear from
them-the sooner the better-as have long
been in Griswold's employment, and weil'
understand his Gins.
july, 2s-t2x1. y J. NJ. MATTHEWS.