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A UCnoN SALE OF GOVERNMENT PRO.
"a PERIY. ...
On WEDNESDAY, August 15, 1866, commencing
at 10 O'Clock A. M will be sold at public auction
at the GOVernmt mt Warehouse corner OF FIRST
street and the LEVEE Louisville, Kentucky,
large lot OF CLOTHING, CAMP and CARR lSON
LQUlPAGE, consisting IN part Off
s45 Great Coats, 8S40 Canteens,
S25 Great Coat Straps "a Camp Kettles,
SO prs Iniy TTowsers, 902 Ness Pans,
"a prs M'td 5420 Shelter Tents,
27 Flannel Shirts, 100 Bell Tents,
81 prs Drawers, 7l6 Common Tents
eos WoOllen Blankets, ll06 Wall Tents
20 Rubber a" 677 " flies,
us Rub'r Tent Ponchos, IL Sibley Tents,
8ll6 KLapsacks, 56l Hospital Tents,
1913 HaveIsacks, 267 flies
Terms--Cash in United States Currency
Property TO be removed on day Of sale, at risk OF
purchaser.
: BY order of Colonel r. @. Rutherford, Depot
Ouartermas ster. j. Ill BELCHER.
S3l0t Captain and A. q. NJ.
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A SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
n PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August g. 1866

n PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 8, 1866
LARGE SALE OF GOyEREMENT HARNESS,
RIDING DDLES, ETC.
VIII be sold at Public Auction, at q United States
Government Warehouse, HANOVER Street wharf,
Philadelphia, Pa, on SATURDAY Aupust 1Stu,
and w WEDNESDAY, August 22d 1866 commencing
each of tine days specified at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. IN
ots to SUIT purchasers large quantities of the follow
ing described Harness, etc, viz:-
Lead Ambulance Harness, reDalred, sets OF.
Lead Mule Harness, worn, sets OF
Wheel Mule Harness, worn, sets of.
Wheel. Ambulance Harness, worn, sets OF.
Mcclellan Saddles worn.
Collars, sorted Mule anu Horse) worn.
WAGON Brides, worn.
Wagon Saddles worn.
head Halters ana Chains, worn.
Neck Straps and CHAINS, worn.
All this harness is made OF the best materials.
strong and serViCeabe, ana was carefully inspected
when purchased by the Government, and Is now
sold because the is ended and is no longer
needed tOr the army
Railroads Passenger Railroads. and Express Com
psnies, Manufacturers Farmers, and Harness Deal.
rs respectfully invited TO attend this sale Such
an opportunity Will not occur again, 1t is probably
the last larPe lot OF Government Harness that will
be sold in this city, and VIII not bring auythng
like its true value Much money may be made by
purchasers Ieselling aud dIsposing of the same in
the W est ana elsewhere.
TERMS OF SALE Cash in Government funds
a deposit of twenty live per cent to be paid on
every accepted bid, the balance within twenty -four
hours after the SAFE.
An articles purchased must be removed with
two days from date OF sale.
BY order of
Brevet Brig Gen. G. H. CROSMAN,
Asss ant QuartcTmaster- General u, s A.
GEORGE X. ORME,
8 lit Bvt, Major and Assistant Quartermaster
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"a q ARCH STREET. GAS FIXTURES
Jl 4 CHANDELIERS, BRONZE STATGARY, EFT, /.
-VANKIRK co. would respectfully direct the atten
ton of their friends and the public generally 70 their
THANDELIERs, and ORNAMENTAL BRONZE
WARES IhOse wishing handsome and thoroughly
made Goods at very reasonable prices will Ind II 60
where y
N1B-soned or tamished fixtures rehuished with
81 Sm '''' ""N ~ ''''''' ~ VANKIRK co
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MEDICAL.
V0X POP ULI.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT.

No. 771 South THIRD Street
Price, $1'OO per Bottle; $500 for halfa.dozen.
The undersigned citizens take pleasure in oheermu
RECOMMENDING the use of Wrghts Tar Syrup 10
cOug hs colds consum ption whooplng-cough spotted
lever, liver complaint, pains In the breast, bronohids
Inflammation and restriction OF afr In the lungs
etc, The remedy should be in every family -
Charles G. Wilson, FOmey's Press office.
Charles II. Grahen, Sunday Mercury office.
James Nolen, hQureT office,
William +; Corbft, Associated Press.
William III. Carpenter Fire Alarm and Police T
graph, Fifth and Chesnut streets
RandQlph, Front and ombard streets.
James w. PeTrine No. ll29 Charles street.
John Woodstde No 1851 Frank lin street.
Robert thompson, No. l6OS Walter street,
r. :,And g; M9TcS, g. No; 5S e26 Franklin street.
John seymour, No. 5l3 4. Front street.
4. W. Howard Nc. Dock street
II. G. Bartlett No. S27 s. second street.
j.. Rates No. COS Arch street
Albert Martin No. All s. Second street
w. Thomas, NO. 20 n, Fourth street
4. NJ. CArthy No. LOO Eltreth's alley.
George wilson No 236 Race street.
W. +. Brooks, No.69 North second street
NJ. j. Hassett No. ll9 Canal street.
S. Seymour Rose Busileton.
Char es Rogers, No. s2l South street
II. y Wellington, second and Quarry stree
j.. +. Thomas, No. 1876 South sixth street.
William Barns, No 5l5 South Front street.
3. s. Sanford Opera Manager.
John MARinnis, rear Of No 1884 North Second street
Mrs. s. r. Choate, Newark, Del.
Nr william B. Wrjghf.-
sIH:-Ne take pleasure in recommending your TIA
SYRUP (of which we have already sold considerable
auantities most excellent and eflcacious remedy
for the complaints set forth in your printed dill already
submitted TO the public As gratifying act to suffering
humanity we VIII cheeriully recommend your prepara
ton TO afflicted with diseases which It designed to
DILKs SON, Druggists,
N r.. am Sixt afr
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
7 UMBER FOR wA5 5oN.MAkERs AT AUG
/ 4

I UMBER FOR wAeON.MAkERs AT AUC.
l. TlON.
CHIFF QUARTERMAsTBR's OFFICE, !
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WARRINGTON ID. g., August 2 1866
Will be sold at Public Auction, under The direction
OF Brevet BTigadeJ.General G.. II. Tompkins O
NJ. u. Q A, ON WEDNE DAY, August %, at LIN.
coin DEPOT commencing at 10 A. NJ, the follow.
ing described lumLer:-
$4,000 feet2I d"
ITO 600 feet 3 - %
Z coo feet 81 I"
" $4,000 ieet4 "
10 600 ieet5
1900 feet Ii " Ash Plank.
." 60 600 feet 4" "
" 10000 teet6
10000 leet2 " Hickory Plank.
5000 feet 4" " "
8 900 feet4 " "
20 0C0 feet " Poplar Boards.
THIS sao Is well worthy the attention OF Carriage.
makers, as tins is superior lot of well seasoned
lumber 1t will be offered IN lots OF 1000 feet, with
the privilege OF 10000 feet.
Terms-Cash IN Government funds.
Successful bidders will be required to remove their
purchases within fifteen days from day OF sale.
ID. Ii. RUCKER,
Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
3l6t Depot of Washington.
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JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY B. CowDEN s,
DYOTT & co =,
And all principal Druggists and Dealers
The subscriber would beg leave further to say tha
be is prepared to fill orders and forward the Syrup tC
part OF the Persons desiring other inior
ma ion by mail will inclose postage stamp and answer
will be returned exlgencies of business
will admit Address
WILLIAM B, WRIGHT,
$40 No. I'll s. THIRD Street Philadelphia Pa,
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WHISKY, BRANDY, WINE, ETC.

No. 225 North THIRD Street.
II anything was wanted 10 prove the absolute purify
OF this Whisky, the following certificates should do Ii
There is alcoholic slimuant known commanding sucb
eet II H. nualiOn such high sOuIces:
PHILADELPHIA, September 0, 1858
We have carenlly tested the sample of CHESNU1
CROW WHISKY which you send US, aud find that II
contains NONE OF TEE POISONOUS SUBSTANCE known a
FLsL OIL, which is the characteristic and injurious n
creCient of the whiskies in general use.
BOOTH, GARRETT IL CAMAC,
Analytical Chemists
NEW YORK September3 1853
/ have anayZed a sample OF Chestnut GROS &
WHISKY received rom Mr. Charles Wharton, Jr., /
hiiGc ephia' and having carefully tested 1t, /
SEQ 70 state that IL Is entirely FREE FROM PoIsoNoU
on DELITEBIeUs substances 1t Is an unusually pur
'''' JAMES r Chiffon, MD,
Analytical Chemis
BOSTON, March 1859
have made chemical yss of commercial sam
pes 0 tHESNUT GROVE WHISKY, which prOVesta
le free Cm the heavy Fusi 0ls and perfectly pure
unCdurerated. The fine flavor of this whisky Is derive
tCm the Grain USED in manufacturing it, 'f
respectfully, A. A. HAYES, NJ. ID t.
state Assayer, No. l6 BOylstOn street
Eor sals D. oare, demionn bottle atNo, 22O Norrt
THIRD street P Philadelphia. AZ
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1rOpTu pENNSYTVANIA pA1TDo,n
IN Depot THIRD Street above Thompson.
For BETHLEhEM. -DOYLESTOWN, MAUCB
SHEHEk' EAsToN' WlLLlAMsPoRT' and WILKES;
BARRE. =. ,., -. ,..
Mauch Chunk, Hazleton, Willlamsport, and wilkes
at $50 P. M (Expressl. for Bethlehem Easton, etc
reaching Easton at SAD +: N. u.
AT D 10 4. NJ, lor bethlehem Allentown, Mauc.
Chunk ,,..o,,-, .. 90, =, o.oo
Eol Fort iva washington HI asi at 10 A M. and IL p M.
H0T Lansua,e @ t a. 10 oso a T., "a md Tbira s.. I, ,,
Ua " s,S II. n danot b'"o OIIJ
'Asseheei 1I - ~ q LSp 30 u PHII REI PM.
Lar. Rd.hfahH Il. aoS ~ and - I5.ok No. -
= iEP e'n'0pe" al o ." n M anu - 10 Noon' All
Leave Doy estoyn at 90 A. NJ s.I5 and5sOPM
Leave or, kesS9e a. SST Al 1870
Leave ror' ashinS'or M N ~ auu I'D r
pnp.cs,Dn,. n, setn 9S ,sSsm sUSDAt66SI. st6I NJ
PhiiaSaI uJ hia pISa fny o. noyastoNn Mt 2.So p
ll11ueipnia M tOi ny aSdSoISIISs ~ 81
i0SiSSbom iISih mn ,nS tot phiIad H. dsinbs az IN p
6r ~ rnst he n, ocnI Cd af tbe ,, a,o
~ Tn9pGu P2 t or RERKS STeet ~ 'e 'oAel oes
aI "O 'ueo'' VI "H4HN' Ills w nv .oou.
oH 1I-LIo ot1Ai'N, AESnt'
wv Est JERSEY RAILROAD LIVES. FROM
w foot of MARKET Street 1Upper Ferrvi cor,
roancInS oNDAY JuIy l6 1850 leave pbiiadenbIo a
tnnoSa . . = = ~ ' ~ PA'" "S
loIEOm EOr Scne Nav A NJ Mil. Q p NJ Accor,r,oa
.nn Iol u SPN HI Eest FxprSss NAM - ~ 1A''oinihOul
q
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RAILROAD LINES.

D e ADJ ING RA LROA AD
IL GREAT TRUNK LINE,
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO The INFERIOR o
PENNsiLYAN1A, THE SCHUYLRILL, SUsQUB
HANNA, tUMBERLAND, AND WYOMING VAL
LEYs, TIE NORTH, NORTHWEST, AND TIE
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At p NJ for Lambertvine and interme diate stations
June /, 1866 WILLIAM H. GAIZMER, Agent.

DENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,-
I SUNNI Err ARRANGEMENT.
The Trains OF the ,Pennsy yania Central Railroad
leave the Depot, Thirty and Market streets
which is reached by the the Market Street PAS
senger Railway, running 10 and from the Depot The
to the departure of each rain. ,,
On Sundays-Cars leave Eleventh and Market
streets as minutes before the departure of each rains
Manns Baggage Express win cal for and deliver
Baggage at the Depot. Orders left at the Ofice Nc
6Sl Chestnut street, win receive attention. "
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.= -
I J ON ana amer MONDAY, February II two daily
trains will between Washington and L' nehbuTg,
Connecting at GOTdOnsvl lie with Virginia Central Rail
road trains TO and from Richmond as tOlOWs;-
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily (SundaY exc spted), at Gas
A. NJ ana arrive at Lynchburg at bS r, M,
Leave Lynehburg at A. M and arrive at washing
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Washington daily dncluding sunday at 6Oo
NJ. and arrive at LynchbuIg at 500 A M
Leave Lynchburg at so r M and arrive at washing
ton AT $40 NJ .. -- 80, .. Al -. .-..-. -.
Both trains making close connections at Lynehburg
for all points South and Southwest and at Washington
Frst-ciass sleeping cars attached to the night trains
The road rs attractive, NOT only Tor Its Rbe
aecomm but Tor the act that II passes the now
historic localities of Fairfax, bu hun Manassas bIsT
GOrdonsvile, places OF mpershable interest IN the
pfbroueh tickets to all points South and sopthwest
may be had In Boston, New York, Phiadelphla, ana
baltimore and at the Ohses OF the road IN Washneteu
IAleKandria W ID. M0OAEtt M0O ttnd, .
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The West Jersey Express Company will attend 10 all
the usual branches OF Express business Special Mes.
seDgeT accompanies each through tram. Once No 5
WALNUT Street Philadelphia 72
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ments made by the witnesses-not particularly
in relation to the fact of the murder but upon
matters connected with it-were untrue. do
not desire, however, to find fault with them.
but shall endeavor to heartily forgive them.
understanding fully that they are answerabe
alone to lust God.
, 1866-01-06
Vl T. RIESI s. IJJRD " u a. 81 JAIn g. 1NG
SuMMrl.vlr.1.r, s. c., Dee. 30, 1863.

# g, '''s i-ist-s 1850 '''N' '
DEAR Sln,-Primt me y few lines about lie
35th Rrgt. IL has been called the best regiment
that was in the field, but it has suffered much
since it has been in camp. We must put our
trust III the Lord, who helped rs gu, nj many
fights. But we have suffered mncl. Tor our color
in the past, aud sill feel the curse ui class dis
linctionS. | honestly think HAT the e inrcl prn-
pie OF South Carolina can Show aS fair si'cci.
tncEs of humanity ms can he found in the tniIrd
States. 1t has l,ccn said by n white man lla, our
ri,cr could ucNcr ii>r. but before three yea : nave
passed | believe wc >hal have Ii,ri considerably
above The condition OF slavery. Tho rich white
man may then lac poor. Dnr regiment has hccil
in many fights. aud lost many IN II. but some Of
,l'cm still i've. aud are prepared I" 10 more bat
lie for Tho right am nnw near twenty-five
years Of a.c. AMI before long hope to hc a rec
cifyzrn OF tie United States. pray 10 the Lord
Tor our rights. and feel that The Lord w!Il be
with Us as long n We 1--we
I.AnnYJAMrs. Go, b., 35,h CT.
, 1866-01-06

Pres. lent Johnson sent II dispatch to a friend
at Nashville. Tenn, on the 10Th. urging the
passage Of the negro tr>'lnSny bill. AM! saying:
II, i, to be regretted TIM, The Legislature has a.
set takei. no step indicating tha. public senti.
men: is moving III the right direction The
president has no ~scrnplcs about using his moral
intl hence with It's southern friends. III favor Of
reform.
Secretary S,wari by order Of the PRESIDENT
sent dispatches To the Provisional Govern
or and Governor elect Of South Carolina, SINH
lar to those addressed TO the same officials in
Alabama and Georgia, directing Gov. Perry to
retire from. and the Governor elect to assume
the duties Of. the gubcrna,ionai Office.
, 1866-01-06
SuMME.vi,l.E. s. C., Dec. 81, 1856


dean EDiroH SIM have seated myself to
room for them il, your paper. ! have NOT muc,
rect AL mistakes. y few words that have TO
re. 'mcnt have been absent from our dear wives
long to gel back again 10 the enjoyment Of
NOW belongs TO us and our families. If there is
one man HAT Will come forward, and say that we
lave not obrvcl all the orders that have been
given to us. throughout MI nf our marches III the
States OF Florida ami South Carolina, then we
will no, nsk for any more privileges wien we are
Mustered ont OF service. We hope 10 show Tho
whites OF South Carolina that the blacks can take
care ut themselves. For | know that before the
rebellion the black man had 20 make his own
grub, and that Of his master, also, and his mas.
,cr's children 10 maintain, though he had III tax.
rs TO pay. Bur taxes will MOI be difficult with the
privileges Of irccmen. @ .
I am very thankful hat the Lord has been so
good 10 us and all Of tie Union armies. pray
tlint tie Lord may have this State so settled that
everybody may, ii they will, make their own sup
port by their lnbnr. You will see, yourself, that
something can be made OF the black man, rs has
been proved. 1t makes a great many white pco-
pie mad 10 see the colnrcd man 90 straight for.
ward for his rights. May we live 10 see our coun-
Try able To give us our rights, and so i've in tins
world that the world which shall come after
death may he pleasant to us, and enjoy the cclcs-
tial home Of our Father and Saviour Jesus
Christ. This'is my praycr.ciA Amen
Scrgt SIMoS SCoTr, Col Both {. L.
, 1866-01-06

EPISCOPAL cirRcn sourn. yorHviLLE, ;. 81,
juIy, lSrH. 1861. THE pAr or SATioSAi
THANKSGIVING roH TnE VICTORY AT MAJ
As,As ny REV. JunS 7. wIulirMAS.
And tie Lord wil, create upon every dwelling.
l,l1rc OF Mount Liun. aud upnn her asS'mhli"s, 4 c!"ui
iDir! ,n,1hr 10y L"s ai'i the SHINING at : fla'',"a- liFrny
u.jii; for upon all the glory snail ht - deieirt. :
ia. ir, -.
The Office of a Christian minister is 10 preach
irprn,ancr vel he hn, divine warrant, III ever
shnduwin. Tie nutinn with the burden Of pro-
uhccy." Even IL who came I" redeem paused
~ las .aissiom 20 Sized patriotic irais uvctJct"-
,tlIm. The nm AMBASSADOR Of the Prince OF Peace
should no. nr.iiessiy iusE into the Storm OF
hattie, or int" the angry debates OF the forum,
yr; he snould siuliousiy pom, the eye of The
nation 10 he cloudy pillar of Providence DIS
u!l:;, blessings on the dwelling places OF
Mount Z,on,'' ami lea ing tie host 10 ';:iumph
s!orluu,ly."
From this general survey fix your eye on one
spot, the belt of Cnt,om States, and inquire
villa, position they occupy III the interplay OF
the y heels Of pruy.armcc: As u family Of the
G,rluamir race lhry have a mission NJ common
w}'h the other branches. each III its own sphere.
eef"ts,ly-El,ny!4n Md ~. S.r,l. most each
IN nm independent, mid in n common circle Of
-, ~, . ~ -,
'"'',' .'
-, Am, ,,,i,,u,es ou,li.
IN. ,,ic.. iL.re ,,c
,n.xLuu stable agricultural treasures which tie
void demands, and which are deposited III no
other spot from pole 10 pole. True, u were II
a. !, !, i. ~ ,,ul;,a !.
, -. - i ~ :. :,
mo,,u, ~, ,,ils,,,. s,,,.
!, 5, No.. ~ Nh yo,k h~,wl,n,
, 1866-01-06
LETTER FROM A SHAREHOLDERS
Comets iininr;ing change of time ami states,
ltrindisi your crystal ,rc,scs in the sky

Comets Importing cllau.c Of time AMI states,
f''''''i''i your 'rES''i 're's'S III the sky -
alE EDir"H.-l In my !lst. which ! hope you
rrc|iE'!. J briefly reviewed The duty OF former
masters 10 the freedmen. with some general re-
marks ON the subj ,r'. Npu Il sired That the
p Goes should hc.>hurt hence | hive avoided
unnt ccs-Ily ,litutntinn. Ia cvctvhudv would
ut once clen,ly understand my OBJ c,. npprcr;-
ia'r The truth and prophecy uf MY sentiments
on = p,rlcNin: aud tr"nhl d subj q, aud give
IN, credit tui q SINCERE desire .'at wiidon may
dii,l; .ur rultr>. aud ,ha, our freedmen, salts
ti,l II thu honest Intention al The white man,
amy put then 'n,r.!cs to Industrious pursuits.
"nd await with patience lie fnltii'ncnt OF ,lr!r
wnin.c>t mud most arden, desires.
| ask The Freedmen! nov 10 pnu>c nnl reflect
~, .s"a, political change i,as nov taken place,
and ~, = NJ" nos called upon To show 70 tie
world that the hlnch man can properly npprc
rinic tn blessings q. freedom and Viii" he
~r"j,!csS with unaffected delight II his political
change, that he is willing 70 receive education,
rNtcnd II 10 his c%ti!ircn, and thus prepare them
Tor ~, exercise of ineS'imnhle privileges.
Freedmen! dont n"gi ctyon! iormrr masters.
II ''"f haS blessed you win Liberty ne means
INIT ECU are to n>e II w''h wisdom and, i'll
,t'"d OF turning away, gather around them IN
fond remembrance ut the time When all ankle
h"'isa ms joyous senson' ana all alike enJnIed
Tug "tss"'Ss u '"c ""! T""fh II was II 'Tu-
''||' ~ ''"eIno""''" e"S''"i :" meet 'he
SH-' "i'" III "P'nh" ""'r hhu hait WIN
''"s"' another christmas morn Meet your
'"'"tt '""s''ts on 'he squire confer 'oScther
, 1866-01-06
POETRY.
NEW YEARS Address OF THE
CARRIERS OF THE SOUTH
CAROLINA LEADER.

a MERRY New Year To yom all!
The high, The low, the great, The small.
For Eighteen SiAiy Five is gone;
Aud SiNty-SiX is coming on.
Time, III its r,cr-vnrying round,
is marching. Ia the solemn sound
o. tn sweet music OF the spheres,
The llrrlld> Of revolving Years.
Tie luSy nations rise and fall,
\ nd Nature ,lroiiS her funeral pail
Upon IA" fave where hrau'y lilscrs,
Though marrc,l hy Deaths dccaying fin
The lirong Of life. the human tide,
That puur> iiScli in lorlly pride
Along the crowded track OF time
Ma, make our history sublime.
The clock ot' + inc may tell the hour,
From heavens dome, the worli's high
Ills twrlvr-tlic midnight of the soul
Aud stormy hii!uw> ,iElv roll,
And ever and mlon tile roar
Comes :,rhlius from the sounding SHIRE,
Wit,rr uat,n,ls are like vessels east
Rcipi.: the fury OF the blast,
Forever lratiu4 for The brave,
IhuSr funeral marches to liz grave.
liopd morning. tar and Gentle rcalcr !
am lie Citrirr 81 tlr L,mi,y.
Provisions ti., aid hare! Tie times.
And I'm MOI ~, II, vr,,iu. rL,u,...
But ii ilnty s,ll lis II ass.
For this my duil and ii,aihl!,>s task.
Inc lin 81 thoughts that ! can after
Alr nov bid oil Tor bread aud butter.
An. ~ wilf,, can niuio,r tinik
'I,n,, ,nnl,ml liz, i, uni.s link.
l',, Sawed ,nu# i.i,iiui ry,.y w,,k
AID nun vi. nu, submissive. ut,h.
l., nj ,urr duo, Min Nal IN iuud
Ana ,n,l.a .,dintty,vd rniun,n,, stand
A dime al twu ,u,,'u u,vrl MI.
Nrtirr IN the world 10 come. NOR ,h,..
INN. ,au ,w,flu,n ,y,ly lime
Ana u,.,r ,l.,,l III. MY nui,.,ly ,l,mr
Ana lupn4 III IL, L,n.,. tlt,,by
To ,n;,L liz rl,,rr ut Il ,,u-,.. ~
ia, Us NY !nn,,lr l,n Id rluyc
Tin, have q Il >o,ll 10 spy,.
Although. IL, fl, rn,. YOU .i.u>, Know
LA, u,v,r ben Jr,:cn.
Charleston l., i. uiu,!,n, rlncc.
a, l,ns, "a ihunk III, roiorr. race,
a, Tie, can now DC o..t q ni.hts
Without Infringing u,hr1s' rights.
Aud il lis ute, nine o'vlocA
1h,v'rr II IN danger o., lie lock.
Tile ni.ht wnS made for Niger 100
~ w.ll, Kind hucklm, n to, you,
And day OF ni.l.t wr now en-. meet
.AM! ;.:.-- a !lt,t!> up"n the street.
And ,l.cu.h -, lines lirtlr "blur."
/, seems liz, "wli;u folks do - 100,
And nc "h!nck tan srN'' if trWnd in tunc
Gun dance II jir by the light Df the moon.
, 1866-01-06

The emincmcc Of the South is the result Of
her domestic slavery. the feature which gives
character to her history and which marshnls tho
mighty events now ut work for her defence and
pcrpetuity. Following the guidance Of rrovi--
, 1866-01-06
Secession Cleans.

Under this nrai wc Shalt %rcrulli-l weekly, extracts
from S]puilcrn litvrhr: w"rk'. lTo!"rct during IN"
Rebellion, that our readers III ~ jni." of the faithful.
ness OF S%,utirrn prophets. ~ w"ll a. know What tate
awaited III. poor anI laluring CLASSES OF the south,
lad the tvnicdcGac! succeeded.
, 1866-01-06
PROSPECTUS
. THE
South Carolina Leader.
A Wcckly Journal of tho Times.

TIE LEADER will ,lp.l, - TO the interest Of
Free Labor ami
The Federal . ,rnth. tf' sustained at All
hazards; AMI n, t,rrrr ., l;v,ar policy towards
49,. 80" ~ ", : / these Snutlcri'r''! an" comes
nc, ra"1"'i'F.s and engaged
ma sen ''tt... : ID .rnr -,"'taincd IN ne prrlara
ton of Independence, . That all men are created
cqnni,' wi''fr s,rairnstI, adhered Ia.
In Il. r. IF local concern, IL vii! give its earnest
,kuppo. ~ "sjmportant public nra ,urcs aud prac,i
cal improvements.
While fearless in its advocacy ~t the right, nad
frnnk in its Remuneration Of the wrong, its columns
will never lie made a channel OF coars. personal
abuse. II viii deal will principles rather than ,nri,,
and allow the free aud candid discussion ui' MI sub
jects pertai Mug to the public good.
In striving to make this rinp!,aiically 4 paper for
the people, we confidently look It" Them for the
atnpun, of subscription and advertising. patronage,
wilcl, ills wnri'i demands.
II. HURLEY & CO
, 1866-01-06
COM UN

hrttc!cS inserted under tliis hcn'l are written by
correspondents. We elltil lie II al 10 publish com
inunir;,iiun> uf merit, Lut ID not hold ourselves re-.
sfonsihlr tor their sentiments.