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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-08-07
A Fine Watermelon.

The whole News Office is indebted
to a friend for one of those iinc melons
known us the ELLISON watermelon,
which for several years past has been
readily disposed of in this market.
The regular depot for these melons
is at the establishment of Messrs. BA-
COT, RIVERS & Co., where the lovers of
large, sweet and juicy melons will find
them.
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LATEST FROM MEx!co. Rio Gra4de

LATEST FROM MEX!Co. The Rio Graride
Valley was quiet, and trade reViving.
Corlina caused continued uouhie at Mat
amoras, and ind been expelled from that
city Gambling was universal there.
The French number i. 90 at Munierrr .aul
hold all the interior.
Th" Liberals are buying all the ar- :; nnl
accourcmcnis sold nj auction by The United
States NJ Brownsville.
Tho Times Maramoras correspondence.
OF the 22d ulr., says: E>cobrdp. who lott
MatnmoraS with II strong force, 10 attack
Monterey, is d1taucl NJ Hcyn,sa by The
impassable state vt the roals Garzl aud
Cort'na arc about leaving for Tumpicu
The French nre ST II NJ Snlliilo and VI ,ntrrey
with about .,OOOiro"ps under Dnuni. RT-
NOR says they will ahandon Monterey an !
fall back on San Louis At Malnmoras
contscntlons were the order OF the ul,v, aud
properly of the Im9rrinls was being dispos
ed of at nominal prices.
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Nvn2Nial.

M'rr''"'h Qn"cy. Fla. an the l!tli July,
NJ the residence Of the brides mother. Nv
t'e hev. ], williams, Mr. I f SMITH,
Proprietor Of The Ocala (Fln.l Banner. for
merry OF Winnshorn. S. C. to Miss S.. +.
NATliANS, o: Quincy, Fla.
Di3N We wish oar old chum (ToM.) sue.
cess IN his new undertaking, and may his
nture path through life be srcwn with tho
howe's OF happiness and reasonable share
OF white headed fellows to call him Pap.
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AN IMPORTANT PARkGRiPU TO Cor.
TON ,HoIDKRS.- .-Ybr Eu"rnnl r .vrnun
Commissioner las received lis "(ficial
copy "i the new revenue law. and is
consequently required to collea three
cents instead oftwo cents n ppunA nnon
cotton, hv The terms oi The act, "on aud
after III" first day of August. 1866" ;"
Parties holding cotton can make their
tax returns h"f're That dnv AMI save ono
cent per pound, t,-Macon Journal q:
MeSsenyer.
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Life OF ''StOnewalI" Jackson,

o.
captain Withcrs, of the firm of
Thompson, Withers & Co., is the sole
agent for the sale of this book which
has been lately issued from the press
OF the National Publishing Co., in
Richmond.
The "Life and Campaigns of Lieut..
Gen. TT. (SfoSSEEwALL) JACKSON"
is published in large, clear, new and
beautifultype, in a volume of over
TOO pages; has inc likeness of the
subject and"thc' diagrams of eleven of
the principle battle fields on which he
won his brilliant reputation.
The book is furnished to subscribers
in two styles, one an extra English
cloth, $500 per copy, and the other
in half-calf library style of binding, at
5000 per copy and is published as
pecuniary benefit of Mrs. JAcKoN.
A lithograph of JEFFRsoN DAVIS, on
sheet 10 by "a, will be presented to
each subscriber to the life of General
JACKSON.
a copy of the book can be seen at
the store of THOMPSON, WIruExs, &
Co. We have not yet examined the
merits of the work, but from the repu-
tItion of its author, the Rev. DR..
bABSEy, we have no hesitancv in
heartily commencing it tothe public.
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The Thespian RalI.

We learn that this Hall is now offer
cl free for meetings of Clubs, the
Town Council, and all public Town
meetings; also for the use of Fairs
given by the ladies of any denomina-
tion, as we'll as for Histrionic cxhibi-
tions.
AS we understand the matter the
rent will not fall on any particu-
lar organization. 1t has. been gener-
ally settled that Concert s!iall be
given, the proceeds of which shall be
turned over to Mrs. c. LGDp, to de-
fray the rent and erect suitable ta-
bles for the Fairs. 1t is to be hoped
that when the Concert comes, the pub
lie will not fail to give it a crowded
house, that Mrs. LADD may be 10 loser
By her generous exertions to secure a
Hall for public use.
The Hall will always be lighted up
and made ready for any of the above
uses, upon notifying Mrs. /.
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CoLuMnlA. Ang , -Cnr,onls 10,

C"LuMnlA. Ang Cotton, 'IS to-
-, gid; % !" 81 |, rnrr"ncv.
thr". Sl.6j I" l.90 per huEIel.
Fl"nf, SIP I" 20 pr hp,rrl
OaIs. $l.l0i" | - per rSl,rl.
PgH>, 50 90 !" 2.25 per burh-l.
Hay, So - tn 30
kn", R"ngr'n. prin" ~ To l4c;
Ear"l'ma l5lu lGr.
Tobacco, Sc. t" l.60 per pound
Com, grlJ IS 10 ~.
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ern people must soon engage in vari-
Gus pursuits to which they have hith-
erto been unaccuStomed. The diff
Guilty Of controlling the labor Of the
freedmen, so as to render it profitable,
will induce many to suspend agricul-
tural operations for the present. The
pecuniary condition of the majority
will not permit them to remain idle
for any length of time New avo-
cations ihnst be sought and now
fields of labor explored. Foremost
among these for practical utility, are
to be regarded manufacturing intcr-
ests. Combined tapittf will accom-
plish what indiyiual ability will re
unable 10 achieve. We have been IN
duced to pen the above remarks, from
the fact that there are on The Catwba
River in this District, facilities and
advantages for manufacturing purpos-
es, which anywhere else, would be
turned 70 profitable account. The
water-powcr is steady and unfailing,
the supply OF raw material abundant.
the location healthy and convenient of
access.
The alluson of the SmndarI to the
water power of that District, suggests
to our minds thoughts of the future of
South Carolina: The untried system
of labor, the total absence of capital,
are sufficient reasons to bring us to Sc
rious thought upon our future.
In what does the future prosperity
of South Carolina consist ? Will
agriculture be the leading pursuit of
her population?
In reply to these questions, we must
consider the present condition of af-
fairs.
|. The lands which were devoted
al'uost exclusively to the culture of
cotton, arc miscra,ly poor.
3 There is no surplus capital with
which, to improve these wom-out
lands.
3. The lands of the West and
Northwest and Southwest, are SO ia
superior to our soil, that capital from
abroad will seek profits there rather
than here, when the prospects for
profits are too remote to warrant in
vestment.
4. For ten years to come there will
be only living obtained, generally,
by the farmers and planters of the
poorest lands in the State--and in
Fairfield we have good deal of that
poorest land. And this living will
consist in the mcagre profits realized
after the current expenses on each
farm have been met, and The farmers
indebte lpess cancelled, i. e. indebted
ness on old credits.
We conclude then that agricultural
pursuits for several years in this State
will barely kocp the State moving,
and that outside capital will not seek
ihvestmcnt for that pursuit here.
And hence The only hope sin manu-
featuring interests. BY the establish
ment of numerous factories in all parts
Of the State, embryotic villages will
spring up, model farms will surround
and adorn these, and in this way lands
Will gradna'iy Improve.
We believe the prosperity of South
Carolina is inevitably connected with
the development of her manufactur-
ing facilities, and these in the upper
part Of the S:atq are very great, and
that no great advancement can lie
made until those faci tiles are fully
appreciated and made applicable.
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,manding the Department Of tho Cnrolnns,
viii canse'the above named prisoners to he
transported 10 the Tortugas, and turned
over to;he conhanding officer there, who
will CARRY this order into effect.
BY order. of the President. ...
lSignedy +. d. TOWNSEND,
N Asst. Adin'ani General.
Headq nartcrs Dept of The Carolnns.
Charleston, $. C, August =. 1866.
Official
j. w CLoys,
1st 1t 9th U. s. Infantry and a. ~. a. G.
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NJ Al"xandr" Dnmns says in recent
I"t'"r: "A short time sincn an old
friend o m II" va arrested c,r $1,000,
AID thrown into The d.h,ors' iail. He
sent m" word ':e was under X AMI kew.
an! asked me In lIhernte .im. had
not $1,000. ] went to his creditor and
entered rEtn n cnn'rnct. binding M ~
deliver s:x lectures in anv six provincial
towns IL" pleased: prIvil"d he released
my friend. He accrp'rA nv Offer. and
my friend cam" ON nfinil ut once"
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OFFER FOR SALE
GR0cE RIEi!

CRUSHED Sugar, Pnlverizei Suaar.
" Brown Sngkr. G,m Powder Tea.
blnck Tea, Tyson Tea. Cooking Soda,
Barrel OF Good White Yincgnr Just re-
ceivcd by
KETcItN IcMASTER & 70.
aug 7'66 "
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Tuesday Morning, August 7, 1866,

Ca3- T. P. SLIDER, Esq, is the
sole agent for this paper in Charleston
S. G.
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W. III. Russell, correspondent of the
London Times with the Austrian armv,
receives salary of $500 month and
his expenses. Mr.. Horsen, corrcs-
pondent of the same journal at Prus-
sian headquarters, has S40o mouth
and his expenses.
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The New York Tr'b1aa. referring to the
nairr.on' attempt hy snh1rdinaion iper-
Jury, - coHvlct Mr.. Davis of completely
witn The assassi.hl;on OF Prcsident Lila.
com, remarks that. eItcr the lapse afn year
che testimony $50 far gathered has imp
cd some OF The aOlrst and iaircSt men or the
la9d-anFong them Governor Bnulw well and
Judge Advocate Holt" This Judge Advo.
cate was The chief instrumeut in procuring
the testimony ihe Witnesses having told
how much he paid each Of lhcm,) aud is n
man utterly sealed up against nj appeals of
justice, or even pity. boutwell, is an in
currigihle and blind pariizan, Puritan
bgot. and Ralical tyrant. May The Lord
deliver the land from such ..iair men"
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Order from General Sicklts.

Headquarters Dept Of the Carolinas,
Gharlcs;oh, s. c.. July %, 1866.
Special Order, No. 43.
Ill. In obedience To the order Of the
President, dated War Department. Adiu
nt.Generars Office. Washington, d c..
July 23, 1856, prisoners Francis Gaines
Showers, James C. Keys, Robert Keys, and
Elisha Byrcm, will br transferred 10 tie
Tortugas. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel W.
w. Sanders Captain U. S. Infantry. with n
guard of one non commissioned officer and
six privates of the same regiment. will take
charg" ofthe prisoners named, embark them
on board of the U. S sleamec ''Newhcrnc. Z"
and proceed to their destination. Upon his
arrival mt the Toriugas, Col. Sanders will
turn over his prisoners TO the commanding
officer at that place, procure The proper
receipts, and then return with his guard,
without delay, to this place. for which pnr.
pose ihs Quartermaster's Depart mcnt will
furnish the necessary transportation.
BY coumand of Maj Gen. L. Sicklcs,
(SignelJ J. W. CLoUs.
lst 1t. 9th U s. Infantry and a. \. \. G
Headquarters Dept Of the Cnrolirns,
Charleston, S. c., August =, 1866.
Ofhcial
j. w. CLous,
lst 1t. GthU. Infantry and A. a a. g.
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The Castle Pinskney Prisoners.

The following orders we clip from
the Charleston News will explain the
sudden and somewhat clandestinc
manner IN which the prisoners were
removed from Castle Pinckney few
nights ago:
ORDER FROM THE PRESIDENT.
War Depa>tment.
Adiniant Generals Office
Washington City, July %, 1866.
OrderSd:
That The sentences to be banged. In the
cases Of Francis Gaines Showers. james G..
Reyes Roberi Keys. and Elisha Ryrer,.
citizens OF Georgia and South Carolina, be
o"nmHcd Imprisonment for | ife At the
TOrtngas. sat'rr 1855
Majur General sickles, U. 8. Vols, cam.
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There has been good deal of inquiry as
to who the real commander OF the PruSsnn
army is. rs it not believed that either the
King or the Princes. though under fire, mr.,
actually the brains OF tho cnmpiigr Per-
haps the following scrap Of European letter
throws ligni on he subject:
"S.li We must acknowledge that in the
prescni war, the Prtissiars had not only II
superior armament, but likewise better
plan OF campaign, and the rapid execul on
OF that pinn can not be sufficiently praised
o'd General Count Molki has fairly won the
Tie most cnviabic fame rs one Of the great
est generals Of the age.
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An English paper prints the following
"M, Fuster proposes to cure all cases OF
consumption by the adminisr alton of raw
meat and spirits. Although his method of
treatment has not been long employed by
Continental physicians, considerable testi-
mony has been borne to the great success
which has attended its employment The
new treatment has now been tried satisrac
iorily in two thousand eases Of phrhisis
The raw meat is reduced TO n pulp, mixed
with sugar to conceal its unpleasant, auvor
and administered in doses of Jne hundred
to two hundred grammes per day. The al
cohoitof the sire ngth Of twenty degrees
Banmel is. Civ en- 10 doses of one hundred
grammes day"
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The Frcrch Emrcror. thc other
inv. in explaining The mochorism Of
Ito needle yun to The prin, q Immortal
ana wishing to ioin cxomn'c 70 tho
theory. descended to The comt-varI.
and calling tho sentinel. said ia him
"Load. and fire vorr niece to or,,sc
these Loys." vo,;nr Esnirnsso hcino
witn ne Prince rmncrial N,on-
while. the Emperor. who was nrovidcd
with needle Gun. CHARGED and fred
five times when the soldier had only
der WAS fstopishcd GAN u, ohsnrv-
ed His Majesty. smilinn. .sonc fros
much more o,,i XIV with this uuskct
than with ynurs would Won like to
have one r' wCcr,.inlv S;r,.n ro-
pliad the NAV. oaoorlv. "And 50 Won
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NOTICE,

We "re requested TO STATE that agreeable
10 arrangements made at the close of The
last EPISCOPAL FAIR. the FAIR will omen
again on the Monday OF The Fall Term of
C"nr' week, and coatinuc through the whole
week
II will again be resumed on the 9th Dc.
ccmher (rhnrs'lay) and close on the night
oT the 3lSt.
we respectfully invite any, who may con-
l'"p'ale hHvii anything of tic kind, to
join with us. This proposition is made
wi'h The unanimous consent of the Ladies
of our Society
Mrs. W. II. RoBEaTsoN,
president of Ladies' Sewing Society.
Mrs c. LApp,
Manager ofLatics Aid Association
aug 7-tlx1
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1t Is stated that Mr.. Thomas II. Agncw, n
leading grocer of New York, man who.
from. poverty, has risen to great wealth, by
industry. integrity, and personal attention
to business; who works eighteen hours
day, and is his own hook keeper and cashier
has purchased an up town eluch and pre-
sented II, without incumbrabce to Prcsby
terian congregation of which he is mem
ber
The New York correspondent of the Bal.
tmore 7rdqserjpi, says that Beeoher preacl.
ed Gospel according to Gnribaldi, on Sun.
dao, and favored Italy. though as between
Prussia aud Austria, hc "iido't caro- whet!.
er The hog ale The dog or the dog ate il.e
hog" Ministerial that.
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The Future of South Carolina;

Speaking of the water power of
Chester District, the Standard says:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-17
NDminilfratDr6 NDtia.

g1oti, wirp hermit ~ssssttu, RAP Pie lln:srisid.
ntte bic Naturalization Ter 6inttrlafsniHaft itrf,
unlanst SsriOstsn.n @annts s. s. BAT
Etsrnruuen unp bic tttrsHsnrsn 2rmini arattcn'-
Yaplsrs am 3. Mdrs ,. s. POM Glsrt rsr Sac;
s3aars County Cru I frtalten bat.
ale ritjsnisen, wtl&s nod all uttae SintsrlaH;r'
itait itulrtn, finr .,iuGt, unp. rsEslid 3atluna II
{ rtin, uas die Y,ri rusn. Wdte Gertnans:a g
tsiastsn 8aGlab babtn, rsrrrn tisrnit ~auiss'Ci
l.rt, -~isitISsn sstEsis ttSlautlst i%nnsrtalt cine
Sabrss Ucn rtissm Tatum All ssrr6ast berlin
tsrssiGnfttn sinaurtiasn, unr lrenn irlts 6rtrs
.unstn nitt lRntrtait rrei Satrsn mad tejaetrr
Tatum r.nafeift msrpsn, 10 msrr'n ~rititttrn rr'
js:tr 9 i slitsn St"@!isais ilr immsr au's'
dlritn.
@aradrttta @aer, @tn,y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-17

Stuff sr,pa&ts. ui&rsdt - ft iaa aui srr
itr faHS Simmsrt nit sinem uufnsli& t~ittenssn,
Titrsre fituasli&en gusrrud.
sic futr I'D nit Ger Saus Ittr tie Stirns,
~tt uHt I'D ,a ttfnnsn - ras glut i&Ob iHr gu
bergen unr ron rem 5tr,sn in sis @anss = roe
SsFSl nit Ten fartsn ~trditissx 3d3m ssraas
fur SimmsrI tinsn Rsi,, wie Ten nod feline ans
ftrs isinhdAtist uns fstaIiypiss Tirn bate.
SIt rtssttn ni6ts. gar ni6ts -sr fans lsin
BOrt. lie fanf Giimts, IS erdpstt id Bsis.n nur
in Sis&tn tas 6suais in RE Ers'n.
s. mar sut, Rap ii. 6iassr terantam,n nni
aasrIsi gti6i :isuns aas.n. eu5 Ter S.ttsr Gin
m.rl ss ia1tn unl aasrIti tsirassn %tcnnts; CT
rsilie Ia NOD tinis. 5sit, tanm fam sr dui uns
SAB fumm tir 5anr CT iah nit isuGtsn aussn
In BE tsrsa uns iast. ni&ts uns sins. re-;
(Frrttsass falat.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-17
3ur Garpuna!

9aat.: giein Soft, srtsur, ME taf Tu Did
In srst Satrtn. req Id lid ni&t stttsn tats.
ssrinrsrt! Gu i&islf jss: unr aph ea,a nui Sci
ben gussn l gEis sett has ,u
9rtsnr: Gh, LIZZIE 5ants. mare Id famais, als
Id CUR llnis.rTlat sins, rsinsm 8atat n!tt sss
iOIst unr bate in sinsm Nirisstaujt ssssftn
rnfatt an tiutm Gamilisntiit..
9lntt: SD trsrtift wirilth midi
&rttur: Nur, msiu y!ay war ;Wii6sn S!rs
iusstu tasitsn @tds6tn. unp i'd madte ttisn
gu slsi6sr 3sit tis Gonr.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters
of adm u s~tration have been granted to the
undersigned from the clerk of the Gasco-
made county court On the estate of +. W.
Plumer deceased, bearing date September
18th 1865.
All persons
indebted to said estate are hereby notified
TO make immediate payment to the under.
signed administrator; and all persons hav.
ing claims against said estate to present
hem for allowance within one year fro1l
he date Of sAid letters, or they maybe
reeluded IRON any benefit of said estate
nd If such claims are not presenteIIvithin
hree years from the date of sSId letters,
hey will be forever barred./
WILHELMINZ PLUMER,
dministrat rix Of F. W. Plumer, d
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.TQru 3u p%erfaufen.

Gtr rmtereitnste ti.tst bisrrnit na6iplsfnr
triHri,bsnse, in Siase County an FER YleiFc ii
sntatn ~lisssuees wsrttYaats Sissntbum inter
5 liscn 8eptnsungsn gum 9srfauf an:
160 older 9anr l2 NsiIe Scn gtampis unr
%unA.ilbr 800 garrs RON rr 9aeiFe Giisntabn srt-
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III Channels. Siass 60. ~ Q
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-11-17
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that letters
testamentary have been granted to the
estate Of JOHN REED decd. undersigned
from the clerk of the Couny Court of e as
conade county, bearing date of January 19th
1866.
All persons having claims against said
esta Q are hereby requested to exhibit them
for allowance properly authenticated to the
undersigned administrator within one yeor
from the date Of said letters, or they may
be precluded from any beheit of said estate,
and IT said claims are not presented within
three years from the date of said letters,
hey will be forever barred.
BASEAL ORDER Exec ute