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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-03-17
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The INTERNAL. REvENUE.-An intel.
lig~nt correspondent of the "Columbia
Phenir," Writing from Washington,
says: ssf j..
'The internal revenue, for the, upper
part of the State Of 'Sonth Carolina, Is
to be assessed and collected as soon as
the Organization of The Offices can be
completed. No takes will be assessed
or collected on any subjects of taxation
prior to 30th May, 1855, which is the
dIo ofthe establishments: oose The cci!l!sse=
tion districts in. South Carolina, except
the taxes on incomes, which will be col.
lected for the incomes of 1864, and
since. All manufactures, distilled Ii.
qnors, and other subjects IF taxation,
produceo or accruing since 30th May,
will be assessed and taxed. II is
thought in tbs departments and else
where here. that the oath of ofiiice viii
be so raodified, at least in regard TO post.
masters and revenue officers, that there
will be no difficulty in obtaining South.
iern men who can take it. Al decision
has already been made, allowing paw.
ment for stationery, Office rent, postage.
&c, to the officers Of the internal reven !.
ue in the South, who, as yet, cannot
draw their salary By reason oetlle OATH :
.---- -, - ep-------- NytklH
CUKfoUs EscoUNrkR. 1.-Two bows
had a qacer collision in Norwich. Com, !,
the other day. They were rupnin, i'm
the streets in opposite directions hidden
from each other by the enormous dimtti
sions of an intervening hoop skissaE.
One OF them was knocked outL oe his
senses and injured internally, and the
other had his head bruised.
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BY WARING &C HERON,
G riDtte, N. G.. .
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A NEWSPAPER AUTHORS TROUBLFS.

nii, hu'e u 10, Ui IhHOGS uOW-
An author and poet;
1t really is in printI ye gods!
How proud III be to show IL
And gentle Katy; what thrill.
Willanimate her breast, !.
To read those ardent lines and know
To whom they were addressed:
Why, bless my sol here's something
fsl strange
What can the paper mean;
BY talking Of tho graceful brooks
That gnnder DER the green 2"
And here'sa st" instead Of ''r."
Which makes it ''tippling rill,"
"We'll seek the shad" instead of ..shade,"
l Anl shell" instead Of 'ihill"
'They lookso - What rccollect
Twas "swcct" and then twas "kind"-
And to think the stupid fool
For "bland"rhas printed '.blind."
Was ever such provoking work?
''Tis curious, by-the.by,
How anything is rendered blind
= by giving Il an ''i."
Z "Hast thou no tears?" the "l's" left out.
"Ha.t thou no "sars" instead
81 hope that thou art dear'' is put
II hope that thou art dead"
Who ever saw, in such q space,
= SO many blunders crummed
Those gentle eyes bedimmed" is spelt
"Those gentle eyes be Id"
"The color of the rose" is ''nose;"
affection" is "affiiction,"
wonder il the likeness holds
In fact rs we'll as fiction? ~
"Thou art friend"---the ''r'' Is gone
Ht. "a l. 4
That such trifiihg thing could change
ma A friend inso "'fend."
Thou art tthc same is rendered ELAINE, ("
IL really Is too bad;
And here, because nu ri" is out
My "lovely maid' Is .'mad;"
They drove her blind by poking in
An II, ia process new,
""And now they've gouged it out again
3 ~ And made her crazy too.
'Where arc the muses. fed that thou
~ Shouli'st live so long unsung,"
Thus rent my version, besu il is.--
g7 ''Should'st.live so long unhnng"
=. "The fMe of woman's love is thine"
An ''h" commences "fate"-
How small circumstance wilt turn
Awoman's,love to hate!
I'll read no more! What shall do?
I'll never dare to send it!
The papers scattered far and wide,
'Tis now too late TO mend it,.
y Famet thou chcst of human bliss.
Why did ever write?
D wish my poem had.been burnt
Z Before 1t saw the light.
Let's stop and recapitulatc,
I've ''dam'd her eyes," that's plain;
I've told her she'ssa climatic"
~ And ,'blind" and "deaf" and ELAINE 4"
Was ever such horrid hash S.
In poetry or prose 'N
I've said she was "hend.', and praised
The color Of her .'nose!' .tF
/ wishI had that Editor sg..5-E,
About half q minute-- -! -
I'd bang him to bis hearts content,
And with nm "h" begin II
Id jdm his body, eyes and nose,. :
And spell it with a I'D"
And send him to that t.l,ilp' Of his
Which hs spells with an &C."
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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-28


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hlohE TRUTH THAN CAslcATuRE-'rhere il
ncaficaturc in private circulation which the
Richmond Times thinks worthy a wider fame
1t represents Mr.. johnson standing on the
threshold OF the constitution, bic attitude and
expression dcnoting extreme anxiety and pre-.
piexity. In the foreground are two figures, a
big boy aud little enc, representing respec.
lively, the north and the south. The larger
urchin IL vigorously pounding the smaller one
who is stretching his hands imploringly towards
Mr.. Johnson and the constitution, and strug.
Cling violently to get to them. Mr.. johnson
looks out upon the struggle and exclaims:-
ibid anybody ever see the like! sent that boy
out to bring his little brother in out of the cold
and now see-the child wants to csme back
and the rascal won't let him! He is actually
holding him out there and wallowing him in
the mud aRd snow"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-28

We can give those who ore disposed to find
fault with the Presidents veto of the Freed.
mans Bureau bill no better advice than this;
Sit down and carefully and candidly read the
veto messrge through, from beginning to end.
Accept nobody's else opinion or judgement up.
on so grave matter, but read and think for
yourself. This you owe Is well to yourself as
to the President.
Our reason for giving this advice is that we
fad that those who have actually given the
veto message a careful perusal and considers.
ti0n generally feel aud think better Of it thar
those who have not, but who take the say.so of
others upon the matter.-Chicago Journal.
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All the Medical men and the Press recommend Dr.
Stricklahd's AnCholera Mixture as the only certain
remedy for DiarrhCea and Dysentery 1t is combine
ton OF Astringents, Absorbents, Stimuants and Car.
minatves, and is warrnted-to effect . cure after ALI
other means have failed.
For sale by Druggists General Derot No Fast
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio 1870 .ffF'
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SUICIDE.-A returned soldier, German,
whose name we have not learned, commit.
ted suicide few days ago at his residence
in this county, near Monona. His wife
was absent on visit to Garnavillo at the
time. The unfortunate man was found
dead and frozen to the floor of his cabin,
by Michael Humphrey, a neighbor, who
had called to SEQ him on business. The
deed was done with pistol, the charge
blowing out bis brains. Cause unknown.
There is = mystery about it, and perhaps
1t is murder, and not suicide, as he had
n comrade who has not since been heard
from. Lansing journal.
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Dr. strickland,s Mellifuous Cough Balsam is war
Iea 10 cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarsencss, Asthma
Mnoophg Cough, Sore Throat, Consumption and ali
affections OF the Throat and Lungs
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The Madison Capitol says Of the veto mes.
sage: at is, whatever opinion may prevail as
to its correctness in principle, the most elabo.
rate and able message that has ever been pre-.
scented to9Congress since those great vetoes
that made the fame Of Andrew Jackson"
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1t is said that the largest Sabbath
school in the world is at Stockport, Eng
land, numbering about five thousand
scholars and three hundred teachers. Over
two thousand OF the scholars are above
sixteen years cid.
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DON'T WAIT FOR THE WAGON.

yxFE have just purchased another splendid TRUCK
w TEAM, and are prepared to do jobs of draw
Ing on short notice and at reasonable rates. All
done to goods while In hands will be promptly pad
Thanking the public for past patronage We solicit your
further orders. ia w. g. AUSTIN & Co,
t9 81 -. cTruck and Draymen.
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The rinderpest (cattle disease) is said to
have made its appearance in Montgomery and
Chester counties. Pennsylvania. The atten.
ton Of the Pennsylvania Legislature has been
called to the subject
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CARDINALs.-Death having made several
vacancies of late in the sacred College, the
Pope has at present no fewer than fifteen scar.
let hats to dispose of.
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Under the head of "valuable to miscegena.
fionists," an exchange announces that spirits of
ammonia will remove the odor Of perspiration!
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There are now 1919 male and 80 female con-
victs in the Illinois State Pcnitentary at Joliet
-637 in all, being about 300 more than there
were year ago.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
Hnshington NeMs.

New YoRk Feb. Z.
The Washington special 50 the Post
says
The ways aud means committee have
entirely failed to conclude an agreement
with the Canadians in relation to the ~
Ciprocity treaty The propositions sab
mitted by the delegation from Canada
have been rejected and counter proposi,
lions from the committee rejected by the
Canadians.
The United States Supreme Court win
hear an argument Friday morning rom
tho Attorney General Of Massachusetts
in favor Of taking up LIQUOR eases from
that State out Of their order. There
were one thousand cases and they coud
not be reached in their regular order for
a year, the liquor dealers claim that a
tax of ten dollars imposed under the in,
ternal revenue law, is a license to sell
liquor and holds good against State
laws.
A delegation Of citizens paid their re-
spects TO the President to-day, and com,
plimentary speeches were made and re-
sponded to.
Among the tens in the diplomatic
appropriation bill reported today nom
the committee on appropriations is
$4,000 for the salary OF commission,
ers and consul generals OF Hayti Ii,
IBERIA and Dominica. Tbs appropriation
for the present is Sll,50O for the two
. CORNER
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From Now York.

NEW YORK, FEB. I.
Douuis O'Sulliyau was arrested 10.
Gay driving a team containing s1
large boxes. his actions being considered
suspicious. He confessed that they were
military equipments sor the Fenians
They were claimed by Col. O'Mahony
and the prisoner discharged It being
proved he was not a thief.
\ shipment Of pistols and ammunt
ton to Vera Cruz for private use hs,
been permitted by the authorities at
Washington. 1t is presumed that the
trade in arms will be free, unless it ap.
pears that the arms are intended for BEL
ligerents' use.
Aq0arrel occurred in a restaurant Oh
Cortlandt street to-day, during which 8
man named Carroll was shot dead. One
participant, named Strip was arrested
The others escaped.
The Gillian Minister OF Legation teIe
| graphed to United States District A.
| tOrney Dickinson that MIR. hCKen1s
may not be considered to belong 10 the
Gillian Legation.
Messrs. McKenna and Rogers have
both given bail to appear from day 70
day in vecognizance of McKenna in
,000-Rogers in $4,000.
The torpedo boats, two in numbet. are
! lying in the North River.
| An extensive mas meeting Of pcni,
ana was held in Jersey City last even.
ing, Speeches were made by OMahony
killian, J. J. Rogers and Others
Further arrests have been made Of
| robbers Of the Adams Express Co., aud
another large amount of gold recovered
aud turned over to the company
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round, he had Il good congregation.
The cause of arrest was that the south
eru Methodist man had been in the Con
federatc army, aud consequently had not
and could not take the oath ! have part
" quoted above, and was therefore
preaching in violation OF the law, and
was liable TO be- indicted aud arrested.
Tho Unionists had hurried themselves,
and thereby taken tho man 90 Fe9ros'1
dtli5to. The law declares such Offenders
shall b. nuCd at ,ca,t dyy hundred dol
lars or Imprisoned at least six mouths,
Thus one Is on, these stcclssjoutsls are
put through und NOT tkiuc Pine 7t7le
they uulgyvtr South,
Twin arir again SOON
Yours, SC,
II. NJ POLrAnp.
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Cour .R1soxs ABB optows AT a De

Cour .RGsoSs ABB ODtOes AT Dem-
oceatio CAUCUS va Hartford, & reso:utioa
was adopted approving "the sentiments
OF Andrew Johnsoa, which he has ex'
pressed against nesra Suffrage, the pro
posed slueudments TO the Consultation
by the radicals, aud his dee ARID p.Hicy
la favor of restoring the Soxthern
states To their proper posislea ia the
Uujosf, and the sdsassioa OF their Seat
tors aud Representatives 10 tae hats H
Congress; aud ia These wise aud J ldi-
eieua saex>urcs which are OppU~td tn
the p<lrsy sc the atsssid&sSts he shall
have Osr undivided support S.,ae
thought this tau ssIoug, but 3 delegate
settled the spsuua by rrsssrkipg. III -
robaer should attach HIe e,a Il dark
night. and thies shs'lid ss,ue along
aud stay she rs.tys-r's hand. shauld [
hesitate Co tbsuh biIn seessse he was s
taiesT" EtTt=--s =
Prcsideat Johnson will nas he very
likely To frssesuiss vita ii 80 ~hu thss
pr0psse ~ use hi ~ sud 'ithanh hH 50 =
thief" Andy JOHNSON is DOT the nsa
to fall i'm" that ,nsrr. uu'sss his history
sl.ogeth, J el.rs his chsrseier.
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The odor of burning rags was also no
ticed, aud the door being opened the
Young woman was found stttlnS In the
centre Of feather bed enveloped Ia
flames. while. with elapsed hands, she
was praying tervently and exelaimiug,
ooh amt this glorious Atu't mar
tyrW The dre was promptly eXtin'
guishtd. when 1t was found the poor la
DIV must have been burning for some
time; for from her waist down every
vestge Of clothing was destroyed, not
withstaudtng she was dressed In heavy
WOODEN fabrics, and had on broadciota
cloak. The character Of clothing she
wore was all that protected the upper
portion Other body The flesh upon the
lower portion oe her body aud limbs
was actually baked brown, and notwith.
standing this she dill not appear TO sut.
! fer pain. Ere this abe has doubtless
PASSED to that land where the weary hnd
/ rest. From the circumstances it was
apparent that she set fire to her clothing
and then got into bed.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-02-15

SrArr REFORM SoHeoL. ReV. A. @.
Pease, Of the commission, Ia a recent ar
ticle in the Chronicle, announces the
policy of the Commissioners In reference
to the school. He states that they in
tend flrst to "begiu small" even smaller
than the present actual want of the
State, with room for enlargement as The
necessity for it shall be developed.
Secssd, To study simplicity. Nothing
more Imposing than a substantial, neat
thrifty farmhouse aud farming estab.
lishment will meet the eye of the passer-
by, as he inquiries for the State Reform
School.
TEtd, To make The school as much
like school and as little like prison
as possible to make it, If possible, a
home, from which Che children shall not
wish to run away, while not ueglecting
additional needful securities; to make
Rsscotios d leading idea as means and
a. an element Of Improvement aud re-
farm; to have the best of matrons, the
hest Of teachers, the best of books, the
hest OF methCd4, the best of imprave-
ments, in the art OF teaching.
Finally, the Commissioners propose
to have better farm than Is owue by
any other reform school in New Bog
land, sud TO make farming the principal
occupation of the boys.
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Local and state rtems,

FAIraFULNEss REwARpBD,-lt has be-
come quite common enough to say the
least. to pay compliments to officials
who are prominently before the public
such as men III high political stations,
and those at the head Of banking and
railway enterprises while men less
prominent although filling stations Of
great responsibility, are seldom or never
noticed. The correspondence which we
publish below is an indication that
better rule is hereafter to prevail-that
corporation officers are not all without
souls, if corporations are.
We are informed that but for the pres
ence ofmiud and skilful management Of
the engineer and fremen on the train at
the time of the recent accident near
Brandon there was likely to have been
a general smash up Of both passengers
and material. And in Comphmenting
these faithful men in the way the cor
respondence indicates, nothing hut sim
pie justice has been done 1t is begin
ing at the right end, too, and it is with
great pleasure, therefore. that We give
the testimonial publicity
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE, ,
Rutland, VT Feb. 6, 1865. (
Mr.. Moses Pratt, Engineer-Dear Sir
1t gives me great pleasure to perform
au act of justice towards you and YOUR
fireman, Mr.. AFRO Holcomb, In scknowl-
edging the Indebtedness of the managing
Trustees and myself, for your weltr1ed
efforts in so promptly bringing your en-
gine, and the train attached, to stand,
after passing over broken rail near
| Brandon, on Thursday morning last
To your faithfuluess In being at your
post-your good Judgment at try lug
suffering was prevented, or how much
Of damage to the property they have in
| trust WAS averted. Certainly, nothing
| they eau give you Of peCuuiary nature
| is of any comparison with the former.
aud the accompanying tribe will pos
sess its greatest value TO you as 1t evin-
ces an appreciation by the Managers Of
this Company OF duty we'll performed.
While to all connected with the train
on that morning, the Managers would
express their satisfaction for their
prom pit aud effective eff'rts, yet TO you
are they especially indebted, aud [ have
felt justified in conveying TO you the &C
campaigning expression, which accept
with their good wishes for your future
safety. .,. ....s
Very truly,
| Gro A. MERRILL, supt.
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"ftNfs hAfF sT's1hSeT.
Asss uuLCpnB Fireman.

HARrRs's MoxruLy, for Pehrssry, has
an illustrated sketch Of Black w1il's T..
land Lusatic asylum; Heroic De.ds OF
tIsroic Nen, embracing CON. Ch.res
El'et ant bis Naval Steam Il ms, md
ether illustrated sicies. tugethrr .weh
y variety by way OF ronsace aud po+.
try, The Monthly Rccorl u Carren,
Esen's, emhrscinl the tao>t, impars, .,
iras-zcii"ns ia Ceasrs., Is sas of ths
best Failures n the . sAlA
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Ordinance sale.
NEW YoRK, Fe

New YoRK, Feb. l.
The Tribune's special says On Thus.
day Of this week the government has
sale Of four hundred cannon, thirtysi
mortars, seven million cartridges, AID
large number Of muskets at Old Pd@t
Comfort, aud at Alexandria on Friday
next. It will also dispose of 10000 H.
Of lumber