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Mexican News.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-Tho immc.
date Withdrawal Of the French troops
from Mexico may be regarded as certain,
The reports having been confirmed that
an extraordinary Commission had been
sent to that country to make the neces-
sarY Preparations for the evacuation.
The Emperor no longer insists on the
Pr,,r recognition of Macmillan by the
United States, but is satisfied with re-
ncwed promises that this Government
Will preserve strict neutrality in regard
to Mexico.
News Uta New Orleans state that
Gen. Weitzel had issued an order direct.
ing every commanding officer to arrest
all armed persons lurki:g in the District
OF the Rio Grandc.
A Military Commission is now in sea.
sion al brazos Santiago to investigate
the Bagdad affair All persons, wheth.
er Residents of Mexico or the United
States, are to appear, who are conver.
SAINT with that difficulty.
Chief Justice Chase and Associate
Wayne concur in the opinion that it
would be improper to hold Circuit Courts
IN Virginia until, Congress shall have an
opportunity<to consider and act upon
the entire subject. The civil cour. in o.
district under martial law can, they say,
only act by the sanction and under the
supervision of military powers, and they.
cannot think it bccomes the Supreme
Court to exercissj jurisdiction under such
The Louisiana Congressional delega-
ton has left Washington for home, ow..
ing ,tosthe absence ofany prospects Of
admission TO their seats. :,
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Congressional.

WAsHISGToN, Feb. In the SEN
ate, Mr.. Fesscnd stated tint he would
ask that body on Monday TO take up
the constitutional amendment passed, as
it was desirable to: get the amendment
before the State Legislatures now in
session, at an early date.
Mr.. Howard made speech on his
resolution recommending the trial of
Davis and Clay. He onercd an amend.
ment to the original resolution so as to
include others acting in concert with
them.
Mr.. Davis, made a lengthy speech Oh
the bill for protection Of civil rights.
The House was engaged in the con.
sideralion of the bill enlarging the pow
ers of the Frccdmens Bureau
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where lands are gwen the emhg'Tlt NY
the Government.
Governor Harris, of Tennessee, aud
Judge Perkins, of Louisiana, are with
him.
Gems. Hardeman and Terry are doing
likewise in ralisco, and there areoihers
established all around. OfcourSe, there
is no limit to the size Of these settle
mcnts-the more the better. If | only
had forty good negroes here from Nir.
ginia, | could make my fortune i'll two
years. | would not want more money
than could make in that time.
q X y y
Most truly.
RICHARD L. MAURY,
Colonel, sc.
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A.Mn Houslon.of Mercer county, Ohio

Mr.. Houslnn'of Mercer county, Ohio,
q member of the Mohpn,pg congregation of
tho United STATES Presbyterian Church, was
lately cited to.appear before the Presbytery,
to answer the charge ofabaying voted for
Valandighani as Governor, of the State,
"a man notorieps for his disloyalty, and
under sentence Of bshishmcnt by the'Goy-
ornment" He was found guilty, and sus-
pended from the privileges Of the church.
From this decision he appealed to the synod
ntl,s recent session, which sustained tho.
action Of the Presbytefy.
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WEN.N SBORO.
Thursday Morning, February s, 1865.
New Advertisements.

r. w. Boncy appears in notice to
which we ask the attention Of our rca-
ders. Mr.. Boney has secured the ser.
vices of thoroughly competent and skill
full white mechanics in the manufacture
Of Shoes &c.
Ketchin, McMas,cr 81 Co., adver-
tise Paints, Oils, Confectionery &c.
Read Card OF Smith & Melton,
Chester.
7. P. SLIDER, Esq is the sole
agent for this paper in Charleston, S G.
We have received a new and large
supply of paper suitable TO job printing
of all descriptions.
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to say that its rfml purpose is to sigma,
lie and crown IT, event by the clection
of a colored man for Mayor OF the city
of Washington Without inquiring wi at
chance of success the scheme has, 1t is
certain that suchis the mdeclared pur.
pose ofthe bill introduced by the Judi
ciary Committee of'thc House of Repre-
scntatives."
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Charlotte 4 South Carolina Railroad.

In our Saturdays paper we will pro.
duce the report Of Mr.. johnson, Presi
dent Of the Charlotte & S. @. Railroad
to the Stockholders at their recent an
since TIE Daroarous desola;ion of our
section by Gen. Sherman, 1t is an in.
teres'ing,documcnt, and makes an ex.
hibit Of the gencrel conditionof the road
FAR more favorable than we had appre
hendcd alter the immense losses sustain
Ell by it,
The public we presume have but a
most inadequate conception ofthc extra.
ordinary difficulties and the great obsia.
clcs by which the direction of ,hc,Road
were confronted in their efforts to re,
construct it. The. close Of the war
found nearly one.half of thqpchtrc road
almost hopelessly 'd,smantlcd, the work
shops and ware houses, depots and
sheds ana Offices, many of them DESTROY
ed, the costly bridge over tie Catawba
burnt MS also about 600 bales cotton brg
longing to the company and stored at
different places. In addition to these
losses4-the remainder OF the track and
the rolling stock and machinery were
in a state Of delapidaton after the severe
usage to which they were subjected dd.'
ring the war.-and the labor ofthe coun
try upon which they hadSo rely demor.
allied and disorganlzed by the events of
the war. Under these exigencies the
directors Instructed 'thc executive off.
GERS to proceed as rapidly as possible
and pledged their private credit with.
out stint for the procurement OF the he.
cessary funds. The result of these
operations has beer the reconstruction
of'all but twenty-three miles and the be.
lief is expressed that this gap will be
closed by the first of May.
The financial statement of the GONNA.
ny is also. encouraging. 1t exhibits A
perfectly solvent and sound condition.
The Directors of the. road arc enti.
tied to great credit for their judgment
and zeal n the prosecution of this work.
.----------~. . II
THE NEaRo BmL.-The New York
Tunes, edited by Henry 5. Raymond.
leading Republican member of the
House OF Representatives thus speaks Of
one OF Sumnepn negio bills:
.Thls is the "sha dow" of "coming
events" II indicates the character Of
future legislation, shonld the power re.
'ldein such hands. Returning a mo.
nent to the question of colorcd suffrage
II the District OF Columbia, it is proper
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From South America.

New YoRK, Feb. 1.-The Peruvian
dictator is pushing reforms in all depart
menrs. He stated to the Chilian am
bassador that Peru considered the Chi.
lan conflict with Spain essentially Pc.
ruvian question:
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News Items,

General Lee is in Georgetown.
The United States garrison have left CO.
lumbus.
Hon Thomas J. Judge has been elected.
to the Supreme Bench of Alabama.
Hon. Thomas Bnltzell, late Chief Justice
of Florida, died in Tallahassee on the 18th
ultimo.
In his recent message, Governor Parsons
of Alabama opposes any special code for
the government of freedmen, and recon-
mends the application of the principles of
the common law to contracts with them.
1t is reported that General Forrest, under
guisc of retiring from business in Memphis
to his plantation, has gone 20 Mexico, in
consequence of having been notified to ap-
pear before n military commission in Wash
ington.
The privatccr Shenandoah is detained Mt
Liverpool on account of the bad weather
prevailing mt this season of the year
a OberIia (Ohio) paper says that tawn
has ceased to nc Il station on the "under-
ground, railroad" since Grant and Sherman
became conductors ondhat route.
The New York Tribune says: An attempt
was made yesterday to give the claimants
from. Arkansas the benefit of their seats on
the floor of the House The House voted
| No by "a to 80. The doors which were
locked at the beginning of the session still
bear the placard mo admission and will
for sonlc time continue to bear it.
A perfect carnival of crime has broker
out in Augusta, Ga.
There have been 5000 cases of catrl,
plague in England. The loss per week i:
over S750,OGo
Colonel Wood, formerly Of the Natchez Ere
Trader, who went to Brazil to negotiate witt
the Emperor for tract of land OH the ANA
| zon for n Southern settlement came passcn
ger on the steamer South Americ9 Th,
Colonel is quite enthusiastic over the sue
| cess of his scheL:e.
Major General Fesscnden, who has jus
been mustered out ofthe United States SER
vice. has accepted the position Of supcrin
ttendent of the New England division of tn
National Express Company, of which Joscp
L. Johnston is President
WeShjnGtqnw nwse despatch chshsay! saays afh fhat ,o
others from South Carolina, of the $50, ,OOC
letter te 1.-The London Tines, dated ,
Madrid, January 9Th, says of the .iasurrec
tlon in Spain.
"At he head of the Insurgents, or n
least at the direction of their movements is
il is now nsccraincd beyond doubt, Gen
| Prim, who has with him Mlans del Bosch
and othor officers his fellow camnnicncrs !,
Morocco and Mexico If one could beI;cv
his progrcSista friends, Prim knows YER,
well villa, he is ABOUT has met with full SUD
cess, has been Joined by detachment O
troops and volunteers, and conn; ;nds n forc
of six thousand to eight thousand men. A
! Nillaircios de Salvancs he had, on the 2d
ordered ;wo 'housand rations. If all W,
hear is true. and be- has no chance Of sue
cess in front. he has the open country in hi,
rear, and the whole of Arragon and Catalo
MA, 1t is supposed, to support him."
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25th Regiment.

In another column appears an order
from Col. JAS. II. RIoN, commanding
25th Regiment, announcing his regi.
mental staff and ordering the elcctionIof
officers in the companies comprising the
. Regiment.
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From Washington.


WAsnlNGToN, Feb 2, IS66,--Thc
President today ordered warrants to be
issued for the pardon of three hundred
North Carolinians.
The President. has. transmitted to
Congress the leport.of General Shcrm"n
ON the condition ofafairs in the South
ern States. He says he found every
where in the South a large number OF
our officers and soldiers. looking 'or
land and employment, and he 'tct
not chat during the next yea nc
land which is cleared will be uu IT,
vation;,a large part of it under Tie dill
rection of energetic young men.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-08
Correspondence.
MHLEDGEyTLLE, Jan. 20, 1866.
HoN. \. II. STEPHENS

Hon. H. STIPuENs
Esteemed SIR 4. We have read With
deep regret yonr letter to the Lceisla.
tur", Withholding the use Of yonr name
in connection with the Senatorial can
vas6 but while we grant to yon the
right of refusing candidacy for seat
III The U. ). Senate. yet at the same
time we claim to have also the RIGHT TO
bestow upon you thi; trust involving
as ID does, important considerations.
We feel, sir that,a vast majority of the
people OF the State ard looking to ybu
as the man lor the ctsR. AS the rcnre.
sentative of Hat cons sftnency, desirous
TO carry ont this manifest demonstra.
ton of the public will, we now ask, if
you will serve ifelcctef 2
II. r. Casey, VIM. sibson, Claiborne
Snead, James M. H,ssel, Jesse A.
Glenn, j. o. GarirelllBen. B. Moore.
p. b. Bedford, O. l.. Shith, George 8.
Ovens, j. A. w. Johbon, P. j. Stro.
zieE B. A. Thornton.
MMLrDGEvlLLE, i'm 20, 1866.
Messrs. Fl. r. Casey, Fni. Gibson, and
others
The right claimed " you in yonr
note to me, of this date | do not wish
to be understood as d all calling in
question.
2 In reply to yonr intfrogatory ] can
only say that l CAN'T imagine any
probable case in whichf would refuse
to serve, to the best ofhy ability, the,
people of Georgia il an position which
might be assigned TO pc by them or
their representatives. neither. assigned
with or without my co3ents 4
= Yours, truly,
ALsxANDER F. STEPHENs. |
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-09-05

SOUTH Lancaster District
ny ID. A. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WHEREAS, X G. BILLINGS, Commits.
sioner in Equity Lancaster Dist, has applied
TO me for Letters Of Administration, on all
and sing ular the goods and cha,tels, rights
and credits Of Col James Steele, late Of the
District aforesaid, deceased.
TllESr. are, therefore, 10 cite and ad
moDi.h nll and singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, to se and
appear before me nj orr next Ordinary =
Court for the said District, to be holden at
Lancaster Court House, on the 10th day
Of September next. to show cau,e. if any,
why the said Administration should not Ls
granted.
GIVEN under my hand and seal, this 25lh
day Of July, in the year of our Lord
one thsusaad eight hundred and sixty
six, and in the goth wear Of the lndc-
pendence of the United States Of
America.
ID. A. WILLIAMS, o. L. D.
Aug. lst-6t
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-09-05
In EQUIW-Lancaster.

VIM. J. White, Admir-. Bill! to sell Lands
Of Elizabeth White, to acco unit, fer In
decd, VS.. junction.. " mar
Thomas r. Mngill.
On hearing the pleadings in the above
stated case, and on motion Of Kershaw &.
COnn"rs, Conplainants Solicitors, it is or
dered that the Creditors of Elizabeth Il.
White, deceased, be enjoined from proceed.
ing against the Administrator, William ].
White, in the Courts of Law, and that they
prove and establish their demands against
the said deceased, before the CoDmi issioner
Of this Court, on or before the LIST day Of
December next, and in default thereof that
they be barred from the recovery Of the
same against the Complainant, William J.
"hite, Administrator, and from any appli.
cation Of the assets in his hands TO the
paym of the sane.
1t is also ordered that a copy Of this or.
der be published in the Lancaster Ledger
twice month until the first day Of Decem.
Der next. Ii. ID. LESESNE.
A correct copy.
X. G. BILLINGS, C. Z. l.. d.
June 9th 1866.