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, 1866-11-03


~ 1ntna.a. County Of Ceok-ss.
I1Tf CotIEcTOkss OF71CK- Cotfr HntsEt
f,,h,.. RooA No. u Ch!ca.o. Or a1ih. 1s$5-
.r1h Ho1es hesehJ given that The GaIloxi.E do
col3eefion e =, bare bta pAced In uY paadA for
IN: WssTsat 81 IS wes.-p..rd oet ,..a, 1861 4ne
mr Iha ~ go.lsSt!oq q speciu .a.sn-u ieriea
tEeEn AtA And 6aelduu .sysets ~ 0''"3 sS& @ ~
tnt , 20. wcAt-Dated Oet. 1!tt, 1ss, aad
.os .ss colecton Of special asse1ucns lsvila
1t Mn seGttoa ot enc tttp post on Wr4s Cbcato ave
mt. bst*cP AaisIsd snd tiiten streets
HGfaut No. NA T**t-Datcd tact, st.h 14;a and
for the erection OF Two lamp poa:s a West Adams
fttrct, b 1e: fta s1sret I'd Saaxsuun sisr4
warrant No. tta Wt9t-uated tki. 31lh. iSS. and
t4Enet for The collection n apccal 1is.nu: ltyI
f.r the erection ol tour lamp sostA I:capta sret
between West Lake &trcss And r Fn1ton Asseet,
Warrant No. ~. Nest-nahd thct- atth. lSE And
3AsErt io5 e collection Of As2:rl usa1-nrnr tGslsi
the erection Ut tett} .cyen lanp poe4 F.ockrE
sue, tus The eo.tec11t s;ec!n. ssses'sat tc I
for ersrtlon CT thrre lamp posts % Ta.oo3 street
teiEcc1 M.G!t1n stsctt and MccSut street
Warrant No. IL, Nrss-Daled Oct s4th t5h6 art -
xusd u, thc tofc. rcp ot special ss;tAaiae2t IeF
Tor th~ tssr.ttH Of Two limp pnsts oa tsa tSet d
tween Madison street SIN Nstt!Igrou stsets..
Warrant No. Ss3 Nest-pstVt taet. 1Gh 1s4 S9o y
Eued loF thr collection of special asessnt4t less
e. T. e5esttan Of thirtcsa i3Ip psi. o7 1e9sssas
AL pcssonl Interested In tha said aboVd speca a ~
nt ny nice IN 6eiaa.t Of sucR par nent ice And -
setkmena xlfl te col~rtrd At H.. Nnd EIrtnsc
Tho prisons liable therefor. A. II. HEALn.
oCt-Ex CITY Collector.
, 1866-11-03

Sew fesk Butter Mafket-Octaber 81.
St4ty, thoreh not hcaTY tne1nase in arrivals.
Nhie pt.as oastS T. not gisasy aad = s.ksa y quo,
K-sda 11e constantly growing wofte, fAlmts in bhl4
, 1866-11-03

n "Tbe wonderful progrefs Of Medical Science
during the pdst S3r n1rs only, makes It pct-
n N sfbn tbr the conscientious PhJ.1ctan 70 d.
eiaEr. no~, that EoxsC4r11os Y y C.
1AlxI1 ruykxrrp - Small i'ot.''-Atr. Carries 4
, 1866-11-03

Reeds In 1sAdcIphtn-bctaber IL.
Clover secd continues scarce. Small sales arc max
ing At $s.t0N 20 busht 1nr old aud 1 tuahes
i I'll II h1Ak%
, 1866-11-03

1ht Following t1bfe bnowt the tktfy receipts and
shlpmcntA Of Beef C&stio dnTtnG tie woek up thIs
evening. ~ rc1orted b. tie etssy Of IT,: Union
Sink Shrh f,nmnxpv.
, 1866-11-03

An Esaar OF Warning and Instruction gos Young Men.
Also. Dscates aad Abuses whch PROSTATE ne t1tai
ii seale1 les1eT envelopes Addrcsa Dr.. j. SEl EllLfN
H0EGuT0N, RcwarQ Association, Philadelphia "a,
, 1866-11-03
Gcfdk In New Nutk-kterohef RI.


The market IL unsettled tor clover seed and Ia nutet
A2ca II Old NJ latter fol as Iii ots New
= buthel ffouCh Flax teed u tet!tEE At fssoSi1 =
huehcl Of 81 u. Calcutta ED II selling SIS u
Ekktnn
, 1866-11-03

Ae4s y &AAE@f
Of Sc Randolphss-+ celebrated for the tast txeasy
yeass throughout Lie untea States IN tic treatment
cnkns1c, AxHcrE1At, s1rHu11.r and osns7 p,ivste
diazscs u consulted IRON Ill parts Of the country ty
patiets sektne riiet tsom the consequences Of d.s
esse ensrodercd bp tupropsleucs, c1eessca. 6e-
Dr. Jsmea pracuca 1fsea yeass tn the treatment Of
private dlsease tn New Orleans and tor ho last ave
yea1s Ii Chicago. Within the list twenty 5.ass, Dr..
jaues has suceet.ollJ treated more tlse4ses Of ps
vate natu.e tnsa any oteT phy,ictaa In the Cnlt*d
States.
1he MuHI1on, BY DR.. jsne,, covers the whole
ground Of Secret Dase1se4, xnd contains Important
Information 70 females. Price Of book 81 cents. Ad-
a.ess, ,Dr. J4me4,P. o. Aa1 688. Chicago. .:a
Tr:~ s:1oFv Of Man l. Strength,
rserrsc:. ,.e eerEs1a nd dcn!liatea stoaa irnedi
-: use AcImbosdH Exrract Rdehu.
Dr. BlCelow,
ag Il LIZ E he aoss - sisse @ ph1sic.1 i
EttY Cttpnac and sexual dee3sa1. Call al
RSeoa h o l1S sss s O. = b5a
Ills guide 70 health pnhllsoed monthly ssnt ues 70
Hcluboldsa ExtrAc1 E3uchu
hs. aqa sEoE 70 e s ssS 9SS@ T. ne
eoasi.npao1. 81 ssi INSANITY. Of eeleple - en.ae:
Upnana's
HAlK GLOSS AND CURLING FLUID 4 she bert ha1r.
dsrs.inE IN the wotll II i.npattt beautiful EIo". =
r. II e:1 y : 1ssD: b = T. curl pf'0''s !" e's
UfAAM's AsIAMA CURE 1e..s. 9 t.e mo-: ,1elsas
ssysiar spteay cure. ~ r1.ee s 4 paesase. p M ~ '
ulIlAA's DEPzlA3oRF. POWDER w4u Eeueye
uses. sssSoui Injury 70 The ssin. rree ii boas.
IT.. feos th1 TaaS,
rf0 n R1tn tt
, 1866-11-03
COLLECTORS NOTICE State ol
Illinois, County OF fCook-4a-
cnr Ct!lieTok's Oz1lcx. roEEr Hocsze

A0E3y.
Noox No. II CHICAGO, Oct 9Th lSA-
rnhl!s police E!yea that the following de-
scE;nsd hATe been PLACED La ny aasds sof 4P
Wst1an. 10 "a. Aos,n-pa,ed Oct. 9Th lss. md IT,
1uer the collection offs tpecai ssstssue3t leysei
for 7rtcou4ructpE sidewalks ca the sreet4 nanrd ~
10y: -I7''
grc. Tor The collection OF apt1f assessment |eV1c
constrlcttnE Sidewalk on The tnuth s1dA ct Centre
bt5kct betwteoG lark street and 6etzwtrk street.
N1fFkpt No. .a SuEtf-f}Ated Ucs- 18th. 164 8nd f.
sred Tor The collection Of 1p<c3a leroa TOR
&tsnue, between Cfkrk ttrrrt and lfa:stet street,
Warrant No. ~, Sorh-Datrd Oct- s+n- ls8 and Is
Buen for the collection Of special Assteu: levied nr
constructing 41dewAi tho south Ut Mtnaua-
once street, betH cen NowhaWk stTrct &oh Sedxxlck
street.
Wals.n. ss, So.h-Dated Oct lssh, 1884, aud issaed
fur tt coifectiuh Of special scn tcyt4 fur
atructtng . Sidewalk On The eonsn hide ot .1sylura
PLACE betWecn HAlsted street and EE1nki1 btseet.
for The collection Of special aseessaaen lcycd Tor
cohSsruettcE atk on tnc soath side Of Willow
Btrr+ bet1 UrchArt strtct End HkAtcd 1T ect.
WkrraR& Nc. III. Softh-n&sett Oct efth, 1850, sad
tzkueu tor o collection OF special 4s8eslucnt 1eyied
foe constructing sdew ak On tie north eidA u North
nrepoe. between Sheffield Arcure md North nTtauc
bridge,
Warrant No. rs korth--Date1 oek stta. 1851, and
lstEed fu1 the colsto Of sptcsl A*xetnent tct lei
for constactine sidew ax oa botn Of IoE sfct
between Willow stfrct Apd Centre Dt7eet-
AL ptEtouE Interested in said above AAsts1sentS
frCu sted 10 MAKE 2ljl2.e payment At my Office.
ctiAu1s oftuch pa3uctt TIC sau asstes:nrnss will BE-
collected 1t Tho cost aud Of the ttrcns hAble
THEREFOR (oc cxsf.tI A. II. HE ALIJ. Ctr Collector.
, 1866-11-03

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nof ;:i:,;;; ~; so
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TX. an AMERICAN FAMILY II GERMANY.
L.. Eoss l,ToEue Et.th, uA5p<r4.,,... 10
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x1 MEMOIRS or d!i G!I9snE gT
xiii II In ySfs19. %fsa eEsgsss s. saEMDAx il tx
ee9. iaastsssed .i;a !. steel rystr.'s II tea.
eTai Sheridan and Nap VI the Campaign.
W. V"o 11IE I.gge1 niSISE XrTSuTKs. lneiaa,ns ''
I:1 TIC Uiytne TttHity+ 4 Tsesit:e oa ths
Wytns Love and iiE!nc VISION. Frol tbs
@Apocalypse E1plaincd" oi En.aaei sWo.
deueorg. Il mo. Ll2ploeou ..........---.. 40
w. HALF HOURS HiEH FRENCH Az.
fuUKS. short pssssErs ffeha SEINE Of th1
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XIX. HA!Ss ESnk'2n ! ~ @oAfos1l1oS.
12Eao T. ApicNo1 - ,,'''',,-.'.........-. LIT
AN. TuE ahuE - tsGAt. M 4nsoloft
Iliton. Illustrated y VT H1ta7ile Ferfins.
EtEan. ae2F~. ..pp'.eot1. e4o'a s1's'
noeoeeo. ,.. ,.....,.... e
XXI. THE ~ Ha Nose!
GTte1cAl. E1!n1eeIoaa E!aa ~ @ nsan,s ues19pea
for hoEh ptlsos Alu PESepss' ~ tae Rev.
Henry CoWNs. ~, ~, ,so, t.uo ap'1cton.'... II
XXI. lAE aht tA.E t+ = ~ - IL; ~ E1R.4ha.
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t1aSe, ,an os. Toe islss Iii beci.ne 81 Gt5
S-e Trtrh1 = = rbe Fsi.e Sauon aad III IssS.
Whtr ,he South Cau't bt3na." Lon4on
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, 1866-11-03

LAKE HEExtGnr-Mn1kct quiet but steady. Engage
e ;fs:
as1 + f ao;;s W: YfS 70
2s; IL sf;
:Giest. % i .ls.s: 100 ri. pot n.ass, Il s,i@;
:, s'i II ''
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ID ff9, ri. - ~ g. stvs,e
S & g sf's 81. 1s, e. :; d. FL e &
ts ae b,!e Dc % On m p;i,e!s se,s T. = es.
WMEAT-Rec.ayed- g:.e2 bu; .h,ppe1 1sl.;oo
2os*iaei On NJ. kad s2sc rsxFips Of No s2tio-.
1hs es E.aloeS e. es, r..
NiS1Er; ss9 ~ NJ ~ ss.:: ~ ha y sa1lple, a
ss 10 ae - a. Sns!x. !; S ~ ~ ~, %
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Makes opcaeei .1rasx aad adsAaeea but A. tbs
e e. e. e.. " ssns o aasf
10. 1t oHe hcau III DO At ec :iooo ~ d. At 9sxr:
ac * o. ID q % Il Pa II b a. q s g. ID ID
ttu 1t VIC: Il 10 bu do At c EAE EoEs-Nn b Al 7sc
oa tEAtk- The market closed SLOW. a VIC for No. IN
store DO ..
OATS-Tacctgcd. oe21l bu shipped, CLIO bu
MARKET ani!,-c;oslnE rs !owsr. sale. we're: 500
t7Hss ~ p a. q te; ~ r. D. :, r.; 80 ou du
NtE-ttrc1scu. 6tEu bu; shipped, none. Har-
II! AnFAnced 1G!c. hslr4 weEr: 4 on MOL At $l.lt
s@ hp doatslI1; 400 BY 10 :, tl.la4 :.o.o ~ 90
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maiLEa-ietei, a. ti:9 Il ed. ae, ea shipped. Soe7 eu.
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is:so b nu DO II s!e; !So @ In 1s,ee,sd q 'es &;
In do at &c. att4 bu do at te 1000 hu DID lar1ey It
Sic BAILEY BY fAkItK-en bu 1t {l.1n; &tn bu 1T
c &attu at AtgIc-&losln- ull SSc No. In store.
AAttke.-Arc III GOOD rcQ1trt AID tfm 1t 10 for
l'oe., 1Ltre azu very tcw Offering.
Al.EUEOl-NontnAf At 16t2 i-Gkc for round lots.
III t2iICst charge t4-sG+&a.s5. -.
M!dltngs nominal q t:sMAss!t0,
reT i9;, tGns t1I. ,ra.1 !s!ns @ Gs.a q f5a9o
1hs!s te.eF !nars! r.: sn.Pme2ts T. .s ~ P,ns,es s
cno1se Ise,c nu,tcE noE asslFinf % md eui 4 snail
Choice ii s7c 10 tubs and Jars It 9oc 81 kegs At 2c
VI quete range oi prtces> III follo~s:
ElOtcG UA1f$
, 1866-11-03

TOLLECTOR's N4!'lC ;.-sls'I & III.
I I cots. took County, sa
ttrI CotL1c1ok1- sstr, :, t..st: :.---.,
Room No. -, i H., I--.T.
Pubic penre u hereby Il y. sh1t a t.r-71:s G.--i
October eth 1s66, for The ;s-.:.4, ri IT, $sAas.
Taxes 2eecAetd on The rcxl ..f[73-s-t tn
Chicago. far Ito u,unIclpAl 80 E.u.
IN ny bAcus Tor collection. go
All Wrso1s i1ttfestxa n y ~: !.-,. =; : :
c7ediase p4yrnent thereof ~ 1ts, Ia c=sa7t i
such payment tie tAIC4 Vi Is rt.t-.td 4. t.. t.st
{. penAe u Lao peISoIs ::A.' =: IT,. r;::str-
ItersoL
AL ta1et sen4itln- pnpai: rst aa5 Ct I.ou.
NJ next. Mlu be Collected IL .'yi<:4eul u a4dt
uen to safI t1I4 A. i. FE.tLtt
Civ taf:cst H.
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sheiF tAIea, or to hare tten s-t ~. 11sss+ EA+3
tle description OF te1r pru Il RI t+ h-4t 'sJ q!
December Le1t. - no attk0:.1 Il : etsi 80 .kt1
ll&ilnr after fAl1 dAJ.
, 1866-11-03

MAILING NOTICE.
s, c, GR!GGs 4 CO, will send the above works By
nai o+ tAse pttpatt to AM 1ddszk, Oh tic receipt OF
tie prsct.
DIARIES FOR 1862.
sc. GRIGGs d cos stock Of Diaries u unusually
complete, embracing ncaFiT
Ono Hundred atylas,
From The sr alszt xcst ro2ktt etilion q the Qosrto
Mr They MADE 70 oar own otdet Of tle o-st pA.
pef ktt Ia TIT ehotc1t btld atr A6d atc ~Aff4nte1
rou5( u, aarsttuG IN The Gu4Tket-
Address ctttT to
s.. GRtGES L. CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLERS,
30 and II I4akc-tt. Chicago
, 1866-11-03
CHICAGO DAILY MaIekET.

AL safes Of train trpor1ed EAls market frfors
are Eade o bdsts Qi stord1e En!&4s 0therfse a.
pTexsed. -
FIR fEEiGRfr-AFG HEm.
VI A
, 1866-11-03
|r0p08a1b,
3JlQp04alb.
ITO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS WILL De RECEIVED

Until Thirty Days from Dnte
For the construction Of the Cedaf Faf and Nnnesots
to the sate Line, or fur any portion cf the
tsnt not less thaE fifteen ules th length. The Com
lanJ E fu1nlkh iron. caAL1 and sptkeH the contrac
Tor to furnish all other materials anu do all tho work.
otnce OF J. E. AiNSWOKTH,
, 1866-11-03

The exports Of the week embrace G1,so9 bushels
barley.
Ihc deliveries 1t thss MARKET sore Of the 1eaa,uc
aytfe1e4 Of domestic rfudrcc re bce, - f,lIowr:
, 1866-11-03
Gi1}. KniifES,

ELECTION NEOTIOE-Pl,blic notice is
ts,ynT Eyen th9t special E,tc4nn T'i1 BE- neid
~ StE tEsA4ltESl Fl " hHEt. N TUESDAY,. HUFt1pes
trt , . ali iae vacancy Cce4slaoe pJ khn dcasA Of
Tie !att Altt rtaLn J. J. O'saliv u. .-...;
, 1866-11-03

NOTICE TO GRAIN DEALERS.
IN am now manufacturing lA.Ee y
FANNNG MILL,
Suited for warehouse men ard grain buyett- Prtce,
cocaptctc to belt. Es1; t. run by power Aod
bald romtI.ec, tA t1ellvefn 70 carry
peru. H., t ct. =, 1875 E. LEAFI{T.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-02
GERMANY.
From The Tribune,

From the Trtbune
There is, unmistakably, marked change in
the situation in Germany The Prussian Govern.
ment has changed its warlike language; 1t has
become less threatening and defiant, and, in its
last diplomat notes, speaks more of the preser-
walton of peace than OF the probability of war;
OF course, the world interpreLs this as a defeat
of Bsma1k, who, IL is said has already deemed
it most expedient to offer his resignation.
The opposition to the Prussian project of ag
grandizement had, OF late, assumed formidable
dimensions. None OF the minor Governments
seem 10 have defined their position as regards
the conflict to the satisfaction of Prussia, and
one OF the latest reports says that Bavaria,
SaxOny, WurOemblrg, Baden, and HesseDarm
stadt would all, in case OF war, be on the side of
Austria. A still greater impression has been
made in Berlin, by the determined attitude of
the Prussian people who, with an unparalleled
Unauinity, and with bodness which has taken
all Germany by surprise, declared their opposi-
ton TO civil war and to the anne Xatlon of
Schleswig- Holstein against the will of the in
habitants.
The Prussian proposal tor the convocation of
a German Parliament Is favorably received by
many Liberals, without, however, diminishing
their detestation Of Bismark and their Opposi-
tion TO civil war; The bid for the good will OF
the Liberal party, which Bismark Intended in
appealing to universal su1rage-to the dIsmay
OF most OF his adherents-has induced the Aus
trian Government to make an important con-
Cesson to the Liberal party of Germany. 1t no
longer claims for the Federal Diet the exclusive
right to decide the question of succession in the
Duchies, but it proposes that the Austrian and
PrUssian troops shall both be withdrawn and
the people OF Schles wig Holstein choose q Gov
eminent by universal suffrage. AS this pro.
position grants the chiet demand OF the Liberal
party of GERMANY and Will probably obtain the
assent of the minor German Governments and
OF the other European powers, it stands good
chance Of success. If carried, it will be AL I'M
portant victory of Austrian diplomacy, and q
mortifying and humiliaine defeat of Prussia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-02
The Reconstruction Game OF Congress
A Revolution in the Government.

From the Herald.
The reconstruction scheme of the joint com.
mittee of Congress is at length before the
country. 1t is very ingenious contrivance.
At the first glance, though rigid in some of its
stipulations, it appears not only reasonable,
but magnanimous in others, and is altogether
a much milder system of treatment for Southern
restoration than any one could have dreamed
OF, even a month ago, as likely to emanate
from the radical Central Directory" of Wash.
ington.
1t is somewhat remarkable that the committee
do not reject the work of reconstruction done
by the President, as involving series of
measures of usurpation unlawful and void. 1t
is really surprising that they admit the
validity of all his acts and the statesmanship
OF all his instructions in reference to the
reorganization of the excluded States. But so it
is. From his initial Virginia and North
Carolina proclamations of May last down to
this day, all the proceedings of the Executive
lOoking to the reclamation OF the States
delivered from the Rebellion are approved and
accepted by Congress. The processes by which
he secured the ratification OF the great Constitu-
t.onal amendment abolishing and interdicting
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-17
|. DROSF EGTUS OF TIRE
~ COsMOPOLITE,

On the first of January we will commence
the publication, in the City of BALTIMORE, Of
O monthly M,
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DRY GOODS.


which We offer at Wholesale and Retail
Having had long experience in the Dry
Goods Business before The war, we know
just what Goods are. most needed by plan.
ters and consumers generally and. will af.
ways keep on hand a full stock of planters
Goods of every kind. 80
We keep our stock constantly replenished
by every steamer, with the most attractive
styles. Z - Z.
We respectfully invite planters, mer.
chants aud consumers generally, TO cnll and
inspect our stocks consisting in part Of
Blankets, Plains, Kerseys, 0snabures,
BrownShirtings, Bleached, Long Cloths.
Fine Sea Island Brown Shirtines.
Irish Linens, Calicoes, Cling. ;
hams, and Cambrics,
DRESS 8 Go OBS.
Merinoes, De LANES, Poplins, OSsored Al.
paocas, Figured Poplins, Black Silks,
Bombazines, Black Alpaccas,
and Grape Cloths. -
:. Together With every variety to be found
In our line' which we offer at the lowest
cash prices. ..t.l'",,.
sToLL, WEBB 4 CO.,
No. 2S7 King st., 8 doors below Wentworth,
H. G. sT0LL, y cbar,s,,o,
CHARLES WEBB,
ii. @. WALKER,
Jan lS'66A-1yr, .a..
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Fine Family Flour.
fTUS T. received &c barrels Fine Fami.
eD ly Flour, whioh We win cell at small
profit KETCHIN, McsAsTER .. co.
(. feb 66e--tf ts.@ e
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$50 REWARD.

&TOEEN during the night Of the
y l4th inst, two MULES, one Sorrel
horse Mule. tho other medium sized sor.
rsi.Mare Mule. soar on left shoulder. both
ahout15 hands high, and both branded on
the LETT fore shoulder and the right hip with
;the letters ~. W. % =
The above reward will be pAidfor the re-
eovery of the Mules and the appreh ension
df'sho thieves, or $40 for tho Mules.
r JOHN NJ WHITE,
Fort Mills, York District, 8. C:
ffSb 1T66--3
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The National Tnteuigenesr referring to tho
late brutal speech Sf Tkaa. stsvsHs, on the
negro equality amendment. to the Constitu.
..tion, thus characterikes She man. "Iu so
far rs pretense Of argument Il concerned,
: or dignity Of parlfsmentariauism, or de.
,,cenoy Of expression, Or respect or coustitu-
..tiohal law, or Somity as a ssuppesed publieist
,or as 4, MAN OF pretended honpr, or Of i'm
,,agined human qualities. Mr.. Stevens fails
70 SsSke an impression on ono honorable
mind In all ,ne laud.'t
e." -. - .~:..-------. -.
Gen. r. e. Lee has sarranged, with
(. B Richardson, Of f,New York for the
publication Of his. history of the war.
j. now in preparation, but will not be
completed III several monehs. In the
article Of agreement it is stipulated
that no alterations shall be made by
the publisher after the mduuscript
comes into his hands Led'is positive
On this point.
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WIsSsBoRo, s. c., 9th Feb, 1866.
Gen. Orders, |
No. /.
I. The following is announced rs tho
Commissioned Staff, Of the 25th Regt. 8. G..
NJ:
8. Is. Clowney, Adjutant
DR.. Charles II. Ladd, Surgeon.
DR.. William X Propst, Asst. Surgeon.
c. il. Rivers, Quarter Master. IS
ii. Elections are hereby ordered TO be
held nt the usual muster grounds, of the sev-
eral Beat Companies, composing the Regi-
ment. on Saturday the Oath inst, for O Cap
tain, lst Lieutenant and two End Lieu
tenants Of each Company, respectively; and
also Tor u hinjnr OF the Battalion 10 waioh
the Company may belong.
III The three officers last in commission
and row living in the limits OF any Beat,
are he: eby appointed the managers to hold
the above elections within their respective
Beats: and in case there be not three off.
GERS in any Beat. then any two or one shall
call to their or his assistance one or two
persons as the case may require, to conduct
said elections.
Nv. Polls will be kept open from l l a. m.
to 8p. m, the votes counted the same
evening, and the result forthwith trans
mit;ed 10 these Headquarters.
v. No Regimenial, Staff or Com pnny
Officer is required to uniform himself. but
when on duty shall wear some badge indi-
eating his rank. hla
WI, All persons concerned shalt ba
bound by the publication of this ortseg& In
the Winnsboro' 7ri- Weekly NeWs, who shall
see or be notified Of the same. ,EE
I'd BY command Of ~
aagg s ~ Col. JAS. II. RION,
,nyl" it 8. B. CLowNEY,
l@5..8 " ".Tssh Adjutant.
feb 8'66--8 :, i$ ~ El'ng
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Dental Surgery.

DIR. JAMES D. BAGLEY. is pleased to
announce L. the citizens Of winnshoro and
vicinity. that he will be in Town on We'd
~eaday the 9th inst, aud offers his profes.
sional services to those desirous Of having
itheir TEETH saved. feb 17'66--4
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School Ro0Es !

FHNEACHERS ara notified that we are able
Il to furnish them with books and sta.
,tiensry st low prices. Any srticles mol on
hsnd viii be obtained by Express at short
notice. .KETCHIN, McAfASTEftj& CO..
.jsn i6'6S--tf Eo.i, Hotel Range
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Reviews,
Scientific Papers and
General Reading,

Scientific Papers and
General Reading,
and we shall number among its coutribu
tors some of the first literary mon of the
South, with others from the North and from
London and Paris.
All matter not original will be carefully
selected from the newest and best of the
English. French and Germnn publications. :.
and its Ediors shall spare no effort or ex.
pense, to make it rank with tho very first
magazines of the country.
As its name imports, we have established
the Cosmopolite upon no sectional basis.
We hope to make it the organ of general
literature alone; and will be uninfiueuced
by any party or clique whatever.
IL will be mailed to subscribers in auy
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