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.nsna9gzs Gortlebans folst.)
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-08
Office Charlotte g. South Caro-
7. lima Rail Road Company.

W1sNNsDoRo,' S. c., January 20, 1866
In consideration of the difficulties of
a access to Columbia, from the line Of
this Road, the Directors invite the annual
meeting OF the stockholdersin this Company.
at Charlotte, N. c., ON Wednesday. at 10
O'Clock, .As NJ, seventh day of February
next 83
(. Stockholders and their immediate fami-
lies willpsssft oyerthe road going to and
returning from the meeting in reasonable
time g. BOUKNIGHT, .Soo,ty.
jan 30 td5t
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"iNNspono', S: c., 9th Feb, 1866
Gen. Orders,
No, l.
/. The following is announced as the
commissioned Staff, OF the 25th Regt. S. G..
N.:
s. u. Clowney, Adjutant.'
DIR. Charles Ii. ,1add, Surgeon.
DR.. William X. Propst, Asst. Surgeon.
C. II. Rivers, Quarter Master.
IL. Elections are hereby ordered to be
he'd at the usual muster grounds of the sew
eral Beat Companies, composing the Regi-
mcnt. on Saturday the 24til inst, for n Cap
tain, n lst Lieutenant and two 2nd Lieu
tenants of each Company, respectively; and
also for Major of the Battalion TO which
the Company may belong.
III The three officers last'in commission
and now living in the limits of any Beat,
are he: cby appointed the managers to hold
the above elections within their respective
Beats: and in case there be not three Off r
call to their or his assistance one or two
persons as the case may require, to conduct
said elections.
". Polls will he kept open from II q. m.
to p. m, the votes counted the same
evening, and the result forthwith Trans
mittcd to these Headquarters.
V. No Regimental, Staff or COmpa
Officer is required to uniform himself. bat
when on duty shall weir some badge ind-
eating his rank. "a
VI. All persons concerned shall be
bound by the publication of this order in
the Winnsboro' Tri- Weekly Ne,es,, who shall
see or be notified of the same.
BY command of >"
Col. JAS. II. RI0N,
S. B. CLowNEY,
'Adjutant.
feb S'GG-S - "
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-08
Household Articles 7!

.GNONCE NTRATED LYE, Yeast
NJ Powders, Cox's Gelatine, Cinnamon,
.Flayoring Extracts, Lemon, Orange, Vanii-
la and Pineapple AT -
KETCHIN, DloMhsTER & cos.
fob 6,66--tf
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-08
Cotton, Corn, Flour.
SMITH g. MELTON,
CHESTER, i. C.
Near Depot)

A RE prepared to- purchase Cotton or
N TO make liberal advances. on Cotton
consigned through them TO New York.
Thcy'are also prepared to fill all orders
for Corn. Wheat and Flour at lowest mar
ket rates
j. II. SMTH, GEO. W.MELTON.
feb 1865
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-08
PIONEER and COMMODORE AnAMS.

WlLL leave New Bcrne for for Norfolk
w on TUESDAY of each week at 8
o'clock, a. NJ, connecting with the different
lines Of steamers for the above named
points. On and after the first day Of De-
.cember next they will leave on Tuesday and
Friday of each week, making semi-weekly
trips. Shippers of Goods will receive every
facility and accommodation for tie trans
porIation of the same, as arrangements
have been made with the different oompnn-
panes to forward goods to this line at low
rates and without delay. Each of these
steamers are capable of carrying
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-08
TWO HUNDRED AND
FIFTY TONS OEaFRElCIlT

through the canal without difficulty, MS
they were built expressly for the trade
They are fitted up with STATE ROOMS.
and BETllS capable of accommodating
thirty'tivc passengers. Every attention
will I've paid to the comfort of passengers,
who will not be subjectto the Inconvenience
OF transfer to other vessels, but will be ia
ken through direct without change.
The tables of the steamers are literally
supplied with the best the market affords.
Families travelling will find it to their in
tercst to take this line, as they will thereby
escape the danger and discomfort of a sea
route, and the fatigue of railroad travel
On the 18th of December next if the
business of the line warrants il, the steam
er WILLIAMS will he put on the route, and
tri-weckly trips will be made
For freight or passage apply to WHIT
FORD, DILL q CO., New Bcrne, II. C.
DAVID WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
nov 2p65
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l. The following is announced as the
commissioned Staff, Of the Goth Regt. S, G.
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HEADQUARTERS,
18TH REGIMENT, S. C. NJ.

WlNNspono', S. c., 9th Feb, 1866.
Gen. Orders,
No, l. :
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feb S'GG-.8
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-02-08
Fine Family Flour.

TUSTreceived 90 barrels Fine FAM.
- ly'Flour, which we will sell OF email
profit, KETcHIN, BicsIA5TEB s. co. 4
feb 6'68,--tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-10-20
a Gard arOra Punch.

Louis Napoleon begs to inform the Emperors
and Kings of Europe, and the public generally,
that his business Of Commission Agency is car
ried ON as heretofore at the Palace Of the Tuile-
ries, where he may be consulted daily. or, if
pressing need be, nightly, and where all conf
Dental letters must be sent. Having n few of
the ideas which belonged to his late uncle, L.. y.
may be with safety consulted on State subjects,
and feels himself quite competent to give the best
advice. In all matters of dispute his Judgment
Is proverbial and, being thoroughly u master of
diplomatic language, he is able for his clients to
prove that white Is black. Besides giving his ad-
vice to Kings and Emperors in need of it. Louis
Napoleon Is prepared to act for them as umpire
at the very shortest notice, and may be relied up
on for giving a decision quite unbiased by any
party interested, except, of course, himself. In
arbitration cases, and quarrels between friends,
l.. y. may be called in without pecuniary fee,
provided there be some little advantage To be
gained by him. Has knowledge of geography is
thoroughly profound. and enables him to render
an lne>timable service to any one DESTROYS of cor
rectInS an old map. Having had great expert
ence in the art OF land surveying. he is ready to
advise to the altering of boundaries and removal
OF old land marks which may be thought IL little
obsolete and somewhat out ot date. l.. Y. NAV.
in like manner he privately consulted us to the
best means of uIsetting an old treaty and his
advice may be had gratis as 70 changing or re-
moving any ancient bounds Of territory. 80 as TO
increase his own. Countries bought and sold, or
valued ana allotted, as the umpire may direct.
New maps exchanged for old ones. State trea-
ties neatly broken, and the pieces picked w with
the utmost care. \ few Emprr0rs, like Maxi
milan, always kept on hand, and ready to be ex-
ported at halt-a-moment's notice To any nation
wanting them. Cracked crowns exchanged. or
strengthened and repaired. State secrets kept
most carefully. Clever ncgociators, such a.
Prince Napoleon, prepared 10 strt upon impor-
tant diplomatic missions. and furnished from
headquarters with the brains they may require.
i private telegraph upon the premises to all the
Ca pitals in Europe. and an efficient staff OF clerks
who sit up day and night. Address. Louis Nupo-
leon, European Umpire and Commission Agent,
Paris.
n. b. No connection with the opposition firm
of Needle-gun i Bismarck.
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eyinced with the objects of the meeting. and his
reference to Queen Emma was most grateful TO
ali present. While fully recognizing the benefits
conferred by the Independent Missionaries. hIs
Lord>hip throughout defended Bishop >ta!ey and
the Mission.
The Bishop of Oxford said it was a mistake
TO suppose that while the Church supplemented
the laboTs of those who had given t. these distant
Islanders what she believed 10 be L less perfect
form Of Christianity, she was therefore acting IN
antagonism TO them.
''U,her speakers followed, and great enthusi-
asm marked the proceedings Of the meeting.
On the night before her departure. the
Bishop Of London gave a reception IN honor of
the Queen at his house in II. Jame>'s Square.
when a distinguished company Of nobility and
gentry, - well as Bishops and clergy, attended.
At it, close. the Bishop of Oxford, standing
before Queen Emma. addressed 10 Her Majesty a
few valrdictory words. in = manner 80 warm and
tender, a. 10 affect the feelings of all present.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1866-10-20
Meeting in London in behalf of the Ha-
waiian Reformed Catholic Mission.

I'VE copy the following from the Government
Gazette. 1t purports to have been taken from a
- London Journal, = but as no credit is given, we
have to rely for the assertion ON the veracity Of
the Gazette:
A few days previous to the departure of
Queen Emma from England, a crowded and infu-
entail meeting was held in London. at Willis
Rooms. on behalf Of the Mission to Hawaii. The
Archbishop of Canterbury presided, and was
supported by the Bishops of London, Oxford.
Gloucester and Bristol. the Earl Of Devon, and
other distinguished nob!emen and gentlemen.
Two very fine views of the new Cathedral had
been provided by the architects.
The Archbishop expressed his hearty sympa-
thy with the work. and his strong feeling of the
claims it had on the active support and sympathy
of the Church in this country. The Report read
by the Rev. Mr.. Cults. alluded to one very graf
flying circumstanee-that a most cordial feeling
existed between the Bishop and the American
Episcopal Church, the latter having undertaken
TO support clergy working under his jurisdiction.
The Bishop Of London, in moving the adop-
ton of the Report. alluded to the attacks which
had been recently made upon the Bishop of Ho-
nolulu, saying he had carefully read everything
Witch had appeared on the subject, but he had
seen nothing to induce him TO alter his opinion
that the Bishop deserved their entire confidence
and hearty support The Bishop Of London was
warmly cheered. and the sympathy which he
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The Loyal Southern Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, sept. 1.-The Union League
gave Z grand reception to Thomas j. Durant Of
New Orleans, and other prominent Southern del
eg4te- IN tile city. Durlut, in the course Of his
remarks, said The unfortunate. whose cir
cuustances permit them, are now fying from
their homes in the South. 10 seek q refuge. hos
pitalIty and the freedom x voting and discussion
here III the North. How long l. this to continue?
How long l. it before loyal people of the Union
viii give the loyal men Of the South 4 Govern
ment whose opinion Is free. where every man
shall have the right 10 express his sentiments ia
votes and wOTd>-where he shall have the urivi-
leSe Of communicating ia every respectful wav
what he thinks and what he Las 10 say? Do vou
not know that the liberty Of speech ana the lib
erty Of press are dead IL New Orleans. and that
Americans citizens Were slaughtered IN the streets
Ut New Orleans. under the American flag, with
out proyOcatiUu?'
Ex-Goyernor Hamilton also spoke. In the
course OF bis address lac said e: Prepare YOUR
hearts and arms. perhaps for another conflict,
lCFIes OF . We are ready You know the wicked
element that has produced this feeling. and it l.
with deep regret that | make this prediction alter
the -ad and gloomy events of the last four years.
But are We to ignore our friends North and
South? hatever have been INV preiudices in
the past, | am not willing 10 Ignore the black
man any longer"
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Proceedings in Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6.-The Southern dele
gates met Ut the National Hall. at 10 n
Prayer was offered by Rev. DR.. Bidwell. y tel
esram was received from the Republican State
Convention ut Syracuse, congratulating the Con-
ventIon upon the favorable auspices under which
Its sessions were being held. 1t was read amidst
great applause.
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