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THE TRWEEKLY NEW.
VOLUME I.] WINNSBORO, S. C., TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 12, .1865. [NUMBER 78.
THE TRI-WEECLY NEWS:
BY J. E. BRITTON.
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Letter from Madame Levert.
The Mobile Tribune of the 24th gives
pubbeity to the following private letter
from MAdame Levert, of Mobile, now
temporarily stopping in Now York.
Fi7n AvENUE 'HomTL,
Agust 6, -1865.
Dear lend : I write to tell you 9f
our safe arrivadlhere, at this niagnficent
hotel. We had a most . delightful v'y.
age on to New York., The:e was not a
wavo suflicient to rock the iimense
steamer, the North aar, or a qoud to
-dim the sunlight during ill the weeks or
our sea wanderings.
I find New York full of Confaderate
officers: (nanyjust out of prison.) They
are most- kindly treated here. At a
superb supper party given to us ;by Mrs.
T- , there were five 0onfederate
Generals- Marmadoke and Wheeler
among the number-and Colonels,. Ma
jors and Captains in profusion.
The Confederates. are dined and sup
pod by the very men thpy. fought againsL
very one expresses the higheet admir
tio'n of t,he Oonfbdefates, and T.have not
yet heard dne word of bitterness a .inst
:thg South.' Twro. publishere called 'on
-the, hearing I intended writing "souve
Aire .6f the war," They 6'ade me great
oaei's if I will'phblie~h. I h'ave serious
thoughts. -of doing'so. I' ossure-you I
.Wll dejqstice $ th dieroic. Southern
eol4ier.- I oftbn feel iis my- dy to
lie worl4 kne tha te analpof 1.
-tiegs do -not hola parallel to the self
saci~anan *9oiu$n gf She Ekuthiern
Tdes hey.; re x rsed ngny
oef tieleiders, bht enpoblds1e auhe
-i eh yau Wera iere to eu 04y thi 9
i0f1 hotel, a4. thpes pJeadn dAys.
_2144td-1rof Tyi here.141 My
h- "Sen- e aps .y
ann, hobeen x
Ai t un 4 s Ita-p .
9 4
peeko hbW 'onoe~'tri
It iswlad~d & l*'n d. fqbeing
-made by politiciae ao
* ther revolution-in thewo #4
-money iwa sued." dust tte
-they wish~it to n~u-tgata
- 'Itenever, netpr.y *u
OP IA
qa 6D nst~o 't0LAVt
t~r~fl)~ksr
IMPORTANT CooGRNINd PARDONS.
The following letter, addressed to the
Governor of Virginia, has been furnish.
ed us by his Excellency for publication.
It explains itself :
ATTORNEY GENFnAL'8 OFFIOE,
Washington, August 27, 1865.
Hon. N. . .irpoint, Governor of Vir
ginma:
Sin : I am directed by the Attorney
General to acknowledge the receipt of
your letter uf Lite 25th instant, and to
say in reply that, as far as this office is
concerned, you have his full authority
for saying that the only influence posi
ble to be exerted in the matter of par
dons by any agent or attorney, whoever
he may be, is to delay .the petition. All
cases coniing under the thirteenth excep.
tion, and- all petty civil officers having
your recommendation, need nothing fur.
ther They are approved by the At.
torney-General as a matter of course.
The iresident declares that any intima.
tion that money can assist a petitiondr,
is a gross insult to his whole office,
from himself to his humblest messen.
ger.
I am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
M.F. PLEA8ANTE4
Pardon. Clerk.
MEETING OP THE ORANI LODGE OF
ODD FE.LowS-TUE SOUTUERN STATES
TO DE REPRESENTED.-It will be recol
le'ted that, sho'rtly after the close of tle
late rebellion, thei Grand Sire of the
Grand Lodge of the United Sttes, Isaac
M. Veitch, Esq.. issued a prooltmation,
in which lie invited the Grand Lodges
of all the States lately in rebellion to
send delegates to the Grand Lodge ol
the United States, which assembles in
this city on the 18th of September. It
is a pleasant duty to record the fact that
the Grand- Secretary has received favo.
rable responses from nearly every Grand
Lodge in the United States, and it i
now cowidently believed that at -the
coining meeting the Order will onc(
again present' an unbr9ken front, and
that one of the qld'time -gatherings will
take plnce. This in as it should be. Al,
ready the. members of fhe Order in this
city are making preparations to- give
their brethren who have been so long
necessarily absent a warm -reception,
and with this view the citizens generally
should contribute liberally.
[Baltimore Sun.
INnT*.: AFAvs8. -- F tit Larqie,
;August 25.-Advices vfrom Gen. Con.
nor's P<%der iver 'Expedition tp Au
gust 21 have been received.
On the. 16th instant, a detachimeni
of Donnor's Pawnee scoute disooverod,
pursued and killed all of a ' war- party
ofOhbyennes, numbering twenty-four
who were rettirning from the mail roai
witr oeslpqand plunder. - There was n(
losiototn.'side. Oar men oaptsret
tihty-tile horses and - mules and s
l41antgt1 of white women and childroet
lthing, tw infantry coats .issued a
et4'or o last sprig to the indians
ad Capt Fouli
ano . n the Seventh' Iovw
OaVA d' 410A number of lettOsan4
tat II .d At .thisinof thle 1Wv
*tXihIgb, .to-otov duty, on ih
r~d whickh ne rhqetT Veroal
u tatlitne, ,e peofuthepinni$
ohbeth of the:Ohefei(ieraa klled.
2hj45 i a n6itg"Northg and den
'etr e0b~Iira *s4y and ee
V9 ... $ 9
40.Atet 74
Ohficial documents at Raleigh show
that North -Carolina furnished 118,160
troops for the rebel army.
- The corn crop in Indiana and Illinois
bids fair to be as large thisseason as was
ever known.
Er;Senator Foot; has written a let
ter to Governor Brownlow, of Tennes,
see, asking for a recommendation of par.
don.
The National -Bank of Wellingtosfg
Ohio, was robbed of from seventy toonef
hundred- thousand dollars in Government
bonds.
An ordinance has been passed by the
Mississippi State Convention for a gene
ral election for county, district or minis
terial officers.
AlbertPike, of Arkansas, now resid
ing in Canada, has applied for pardon.
Two hundred of the Nasonic fraternity
endorse him.
F. Lehman and S. W. Chadwick
have been onominatod to represent Cra
von county, North Carolina, i: the State
Convention.
The corn crop in the Valley o'f Vir
ginia, it is said, promises a good
yield. But few farmers will rais6 any
pork.
The 70th annual council of the
Episcopal Clirch of Virginia, is to
assemble in' Richm6nd on thn 20th of
September.
. The Philadelphia Ledger's Washing
ton correspondent denies, "by authori
ty," that the colored troops are to be
disbanded.
The New York 'imes says that a
large amount of cotton was arriving
in that city. The stock on hand is es
timated at 100,000 bales.
Communication by rail has been open,
ed between Wilmington and Charlesion
and. the road between Goldsboro and.
Weldoni, it is -thought, will be in ope.
ration within test days.
Mr. Mansfield Lovell, formerly Major
General in the Confederate army, whose
defence of New Orleans did not earn
hint much reputation among the I e
belh, is now reported to bie editor of
the New York Daily News.
The New York 'lines says that scres
of well dressed Southerners nay be seen
daily-on the steps of the New'York Ho.
tel. They are in the best of spirits. fltsh,
and in no whit changed from the,style
of ten years ago.
The cotton, crop will be almost an
entire failure throughout West Tennes.
see, the rust destroying it before it
matures. It'is said the best cotion
county in the western part of the $tate
will not yield two hundred pounds to
4fio acre.
MurKNTy.-The 'Courier des' Sa .
Unis says that a mutiny had brokeu out
ill Alexandria, Louisian'a, amotng the
'troops'of General Custar's command.
%General Custar causedthoarrest and im
prisonment of four captaits,twelve lieute.
Itants and seventy-five sergeants and
vdr orals -of the Second Wisconsin cav
Alsyg'iment, who were thders in
hOfAuburn (New York) Advert
ard's home organ, says:
pateo a moment to.taklobsetvatioge.
soldiers have returned from the wg.
TAeAra pter in the land. Letus
egn^sult erna.- Unless te bro iut fvor
offegrtowpfage thejr votes williet
theo p#rty, anud the cand lateono g'oo
4o ~fA61,r
hf1ss? eqi1il n 't o vqhot
~h~*to a betl ~u tor
Cosmptroller-Gerterals Off ice.
GREENVILLE.C. H1., S. C.,
- .August lith, 1805.
B1Y permission of his Excellency,
Governor Perry, tho duties of ths
)ffioe will be attended to at this place until
rurther notice. Communications should be
iddressed to care of Major W. DAVALS
JAMES'A. BLACK,
Comptroller General.
.W Papers in the State copf twice.
sopt 12 '65-2
Petersburg trout Works.
- PETERSBURG, VA.
A LL kinds of Castings and Wrought
Iron Vork done at short notice, and
Plough castings, of all patterns, Iron fronts,
railings, Saw and Grist Mills. Orders filled
and promptly shipped.
T. ALPHONSO JACKSON,
sept 7'O6--6f Suparintendent.
A PROCLAMATION!
By the PWovisional Governor of South
Carolina.e
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT S. C.,
8ErPTssumn 4,1866.
W HEREAS, a seeming conflict of
jurisdiction having arisen between
the civil and military authorities of South
Carolina, under the Provisional Govern
ment of the State; and whereas,. Major Gen
oral Gillmore, commanding the Depart'ment
of South Carolina, having sought an inter
view With me, as Provisional Governor, in
the presenc'e of Major General Mende, com.
manding the Atlantic States ; and whereas,
all natte's giving rise to the seeming con
flict were adjusted and arranged with the
consent and approval of Major General
Meade:
Now, therefore, I, BENJAMIN FRAMP
TON PERY, Provisional Governor of the
State of 'South ,C*rdiiia, do proclaim and
make knowp, that the terms of this arrange.
ment are as (ollo*: "That in all cases.
where fre'edmen or persons of color are con
cerned, the Court: of the Provost Marshals
shall haive-oxclusive cognizance to try and
adjust them, for the present, and that. all
other cases shall be heard and adjudicated
by the civilcourts, municipal guthorities and
civil officers, under and according to the
laws of South Carolina. That the civil
courts shall be opened under the Provision
al Government, and 'al civil. and municipal
officers be allod'.to resuie their offlial
duties and dischatp thein fe4ly without
Interruption on thae part of the military au
thorities. That it is furtier understood
General Gillmore will-Joue a military order
and Governor'Perry, WilV in like inaxner4 hi
sue his proclamation, inaking knoWn this
arrangement, which is to continue till civil
authority is entirely restored in this State
and the Government reconstructed."
And I do hereby call uptn all persons
and order them to strictly obey ard carry
out the terms of this arrangement:
Done in the city of Columbia, the day and
year above stAted. - B. F. PERRY.
y order of the Proviploniel Governor.
. I. Pisa, Mvate Seoretary..
The newspapers of the- State will
give three insmetions. sept 7'65--8
Provisional. Goverlnacmt.
& i t ie s f tiIs
utdpy Ibltee ttgap
NOTICE.
PIONERER.SOAP,
COLGATE SOAP,
BROOISISLYE. SOAP,
IIROOMS,
COPPERAS,
FLOUR,
LARD, &o,,
on sale %t D. B. M1oCREIGHT'S.
sept 4'65--4
JUST RECEIVED
,. AiN FOn SALW AT
D. B. McC RE I Q H l'S.
FIRST *on the list (so now dqn't repine)
Is family FLOUIt, which lr rare and
fine;
SODA (Now Castle's) next, so don't think it
- hard
That others than you should receive all.the.
lard.
You ought to .havo HERRING,. If herring
you like,
And MACKERAL you'll take when you
can't get a pike.
If delicate (rho children) especially if the'vo
aches,
Then- come by all means and get theta some
CAKHES,
If crumbs they do scatter all over the room
Then send them along, they'll find a good
BROOM ;
And here's a ico mixture, 'tis CRACKERS
and CHEESE,
Which everbody says will give a hungry
stopoach ease,
And last, th' not least, a good article for.
the weather,
Are One hundred and forty-nine pounds of
SOLE LEATHER.
sept 7'66
M EDICINAL WRlISK EY.
JUST received, BOURBON, CORN and
RYE WHISKEY, at
LADD BROS'
sept WMIl0rug Store.
IJOYE 'AGAIN,
"To Meet my 'riends once More01
Ce 1XUZY. ..UZ4M.
B VGS leavo to infortu his patrons
that he Is
NOW. PREPARED
to execute workmanship in the best style
and with dispatch, on olooks, watches and
jeweIry of e very dos'cription.
Work warranted to give entire satisfao
tiotl.and done cheap. (sept 4'65-1'n14
TII CHRISTIAN INDEX.
Y the First.of October, or as soon ns
B the qaails'are re-'-stablished,- I will ree
new the publication of he "CII tISTIAN
INDEX" and the "CHILD'S INDEX" Ihavo
been publishing.
Price of -ndex," per annum : aS
Price'o' "Child's Index "
Money may be retmittedat'once, as my do.
tet;nicatiou is positive. -?y dpsire is to se
out'e a large subscriptio list with 'whIehto
begin, and I Isbue thi prov "hes that tufli
suribers iay'hao.tie t6 .r avd theirvp
mittancos.
Itis my ititentloi to issite first elass I-L
pers, and no pains or lpense wilibe spared
to securre that end. The. best writers ad
coriespondents will -be' secured, and tho
highest. religious and.literary. talent will be
given to the papets, Tfie 11.1,08 PA
PEIt will bo profusely', illustrae'd and will,
In every sinse, be mado to - epnfora to,
new title.
The qbiud's belghtplt
boney may be sent.by Ezpiess or othoi..%
wise- -if by ]Kxprevss at my tick, It the ex
prest recipt-is squt me; onthe resumptiol
0 on"e ton Vih the aan of J,
Ish olil, issaolvlt l esb
li i and, he tap.
Als
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$ p g
PhI h!o