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THE TRIWEELTE VOJmUmE 1.] WINNSBORO, S. C,, THURSDAY MORNINDT, MAY 18, 1865. [NUMBER 27. TEtTRIVWEWY EWS; THE TRJ-,WEEKY NOWS -in publihed om'Tuq1pjyThursdaya pd saturday,', t SIXTY EN per ndathi, in colA. Sigle copies A4tertesmets inserted at frbyr coota per gwaare. tf eight linea or less. fe' the flrt. and sitiatir. Five cent* fbo cb subiequent, inser. tion., Persons going to points beyond this, will confer a favor on us by calling at onr office and procuring aper.s for dis. tribition along their route. Any friends receiving papers, or arri.. ving with papers or new, frownikiy lasta not now in f ull connection by mail, *111 oblige us specially by .reporting to the NEws office, and will thus aideini pre. venting orciting rumors. OUL TERMS. For the Naws, ono niontly 60 cts., in gd or s(lver, or in barter for other com inoditles. All artcles hecossary,'or use fil in families, or ini busiilebe, will be taen in% exchnuge, at fa r' prices, as usually understood in the market. But for the better understanding of oir fienae, we presefit the following sohed. ile of rates, in the case of the Inest ob vious commodities. For one montlt's subjcription to the Naws, we will re. -ceive either of the'following, viz: } bushel cora, 1, bushel peas or pota 'tous*. 24 lbs Flour 5 pounds butter. *5 -' lar-d. > . bacodi. 2 gial16ns %ynup 4 head of chickens. 8 dozen eggs. Wood, and provisions geloally re ceivod at fair markot rates approaching the specie standard. For single copies, five cents in coin or a proportionate anetnt'in any of the above-montioned articles. I Advertisements will be inserted at fifty cents per squire (eight lihies or less) for the first insertion. agd thirty-fivo cents for each. subsouent iNertiot-in. vadabty in advanco. The Subsoribers of the Daily Iews. -e ab yet a-few "of the old patrons of the' DILy NEws whose. time we would '4l1 dUt wit -the Tri-Wesly, at it' former subheription rates, viON oDwaijR per copy, in Ootufe4erate 'cur renov. Should thoseparties who havo not changed their subscription wish to '49 so, we will willingly make the change and'send the Tai-Wxtu.x' Nzwe. i '>lap of tho- Daily,. as , long as the ioney they have paiilmay laat. The attempt(o assassinate S9l.rd Is 'aid to' have been nade by a main nimed Lwls Paine. He has beeiarieste and ain jail ht Washipgtn.' All'6f tpe iuspedted conspiratorshave boen arvoted xe t oe-r-John R. Sqrrot--atid the a Omid are gid Ito o] I Mt.Etar atita .2 , ' N Trastoes'of the (r.Aflon Iniltitute Tanounce that tey h.av elqt4 Mr. G. 'A. 'W6oDWAan 4s P drivl of .9 in.., ajitution, who will iosses, M iu&Itoa t6 ?ret day of 11ue asXa, assiet y om. C R.. OTLAT Dr.e W. Hv to, the Ihatbitants of WI~ 1WM4I5 At WNb 90 i..0 'th. B . . B3 I TO(. U1 * pas-8-4iay Cans For mouth, in oIn 05305. MYeWts. AduI*4 Mar at for sssubseqaunt. isos.vq$o , 34 L i o 9 PtIgl eSeen 0. & S. 0.- Dilroad. 8 the imqiedlhto recon'etruction of this road Is highly iportant, all materlals of iron, ties and stringoee are needed, and th'eir removal is forbidden by any one. april 6'66 WM. J01INSTON, Pres't. Woodwatd'es MIR ( RINDS Corn on Thurh4ay, Friday and Saturday. Two and a halt miles below Wiosboro. Meal given In -exchange for oil and tallow at old prices. -. mdh 2?'66-tw T. W. WOODWARD. JUST PUBLISKED, y Plaster Willan MAItten: on A youiAof briiiians geate, who was ruiner bg bad luck. By th6 author 6f "Geoga Scenes-" ABOUT two hundred Sind fifty pages 00 Atavo-well printed with neat paper covers. ' Written tn J ilage Longstreoe bdat aud most humorous style. Price $5, for which we will sen4 a copy, poet paid, to any port of 'the Confederacy. The usual dia count to Ihe trade. All orders shoult he addressed to fURE, ROYXIN 4 WO. feb) 18'65 Macon, Ga. So"u9ternf F143d alid Piresidte oRANi LifRAnY cOXIiINAT1,o0 TUE SOUTHERN FI1KTD AN) FIRESIDE, .ot AIYoIstA,eoA.,-AND' TIHE ILLUSTRATED MERCURY. or KtAL.nta, X. c., Combined and continued tinder the old pop ular 'title of the SOUTHERN FIELD AND FIRESIDE. r .HE Proprietors of. the .Neroury J1aving pr4ased tlio SoUTHRaN FaLIr 'ANn FIn.Ksinn, and finding it impossible to make arm'ngemonts which would, insure a regular supply of paper, upon aceount-of the ir.eg. ularity. and uncertainty of transportation for the FiNLID'AND Fiasi-twi at Augusta, GO., the same having to be supplied from the mills at Raleigh, N. C., have 'removed the FitRL AND FInrstos to italeigh and com bined these two sterling Literary Journals. The Muouny is thereforo merged into, the PUTItHRUN FlULD AND Finosius, and will be so published until the state of the country will justify a divergoment, when both pa pers will be resumed and continued as here tofore. Subsoribers to both journals will receive the paper to the full t1iie of sub crp40tion without delay. gr intprruption. The1 entire et4trjaland contributorialcorps of 'both papers are retAined upon the emerg ig journal. It is aitunou need, 'without fear of contradltion, .that the extensive and splendid rray of conibined, taldnt, now em ployed in writing for the FINLn AND Fus.. slot surpasses In: genuilu m'erit, ability, ce lebri4y and numertoal strength, any combi natiOti ot engagement ever before attained in the history of Pertodieal .Literature of Europe or America. - TER\MS: 9ne subscribar, six.inonths, ::::'$20 00 Eleven subscribers, :: : 200 t1 Address . WM. D. SMITH & CO., feb 18'06 -- 'Raleigh, N. 0. Proepcctus of the Consesvativ. PUBLIRUnD 0AILY AND WNR.KLY NY J. B. NEATHERBY & CO.,'RALEIQ11,14. 0. oua P1ijoiPLks - TAe oru Conersatirs plaoVm -The on premnoo of the clvil ovegr the n4itary law.. A quiet abmslesiof t o all laws, whether er .while they remiai upon our So teonstruotion, ofabiisslon, but per petual indu* ndence. - . 4a unbroken front to the oomeMos Oiemy-, but tjely .and repeat4. 1egtias2ons for gxaober abthritbid. 'No e~r ite action thV uga h at vention; no counter revolution; oii 'eom bine .*bistoae-,to the Oeersateit. ' Op o.itlen to 4espotu in every, form, and epreefVaion of, 6#4A jyitu estipe pe*stmen('pps for tha' mainteeJ anioe eof eur ~rpe te t o readge-aa euppert to ,~ * 40 Southern I~eeeThe 4~ert .ofGy sihq, W so~e~ ttoa LE m44MeierwMh be #p9to Irt ,.t:the - t -s t reeived len~ ,te l The Reporter's DJ-ectory. F7lnNOGRAPHY. - A been publish'ad, &-book with the above titlo, prepared by the subscriber I who has had nearly twenty years practice in Photographic writing, havinig been stone tpne employed as an official reporter in. the 0 U. 8. Senate, and who has been for the last 4 s6venteen months, and is now reporter of I the Atlanta Intelligencer. The Dictionary will contain. indications, by means ofa simple nomenclature, for wy. ting with Photographic letters, about 20,000 woi-ds of the Rglish language, or ninety. I ni'e. one hundreths of those in common use -the remaining words being easily written after these are learned. In the instruqtion of the Dictionary, sim ple instruction will be given for be;Ianers I of the stuoy of Thonography, with litho. ' graphed illustratioas, prepared by one of 4 the beste artists in the Udnfederacy. The I object of the piublication is to toako a STAN- I DApD for Confederate Iteporters, and to ren der it possibis for tio much co.voted and boatu. tifal art of Reporting to be learned even without the-aid of a teacher. As the work will be expenside, now type 1 having been procuredl expressly for it, only I a small edition will be issued. 4 Those who desire copies pro requested to send to tio author their orders at once, (to be recorded,) aocompanfed with the price for the same, whieh will be five dollars per copy. The book is paer cover, and suitable for use, will be sents to all subsoribers by mail, with, out additional expense. A. E. MARSHALL, feb 1'65'- Atlanta, On. A MAsoN.lu MONTHLY StAGAzINR. W AS conimenlcd on the FIRST OF'JAN. - UARY, 1865, a publication of a Monthly Magsksin-o under the above title, de voted to the interest of Ahe Ancient and Ilonorablo Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons. I believe that every good Mason will agree with ne in the opinion that-such a publica- 1 tion will be beneficial in enlightening our less informed . brethren, and in "dispensing many a calna, kind word of cheerfulness to the hearts aid Itoanes 4f thousands of wor-. 1 thy brothers, their widows and orphaus. It will be my earnest purpose to bear what ever humble abl.lity I may possess to make I it a reliable custodian of sound Masono Law and Tenets, ever adhering .close!y to the Ancient Landanarks of the Craft in all their pristino trengtix and syinmetrioal heauty. Trembling, lest I err, in clothing myself for so responsible an. ffioo, I qball engage upon the KEY SToNs such skilled editorial talent as shall keep the li;hts'well trimmed and brightly burning, with -the bincoro hope that as our work goes fo-rth each month, front the quarnes of our h,.bor it may pass an improved inspection and be acceptable to the head and to the heart of every good Master at .whose homo or hands it may be received. Masons, Lodges, Chapter s, Councils tnd Encampments will please send in their sub sorptions at onee. Address WM. D. SMITH, Proprietor, ualeigh, N. C. Now Rveady. T HE January ntamber of Tit Kutsvo.ns, the only Masonie Ms gaine in the nouth. The grand Lodge of North Caro lia at Raleigh, Dec. 7th, 1864, was pless ed o pas the flowing resolution: Whereas, Drother 1W4. D. Smith of -this ofty', has 'oommenced the publicat n of 9, Monthly Periodioal devoted to the interest of the Masonio Fraternity, entitled Tom xiNsToxv, and whereas, , work of this kind is very much nieded by the Craft through ont the COnfedet6ctstates, therefore, Raelod. Thet thW Grand Lodge reooM mend said. work to the Sabordintte Lodes and the Craf6 generally, feb 13'6 . Wo outlaesrn Paunce PPt 'hdksugitud Issues at Rielchmond , a aweekly .journlald g , a ~ Junal 6a4le4 'T111 TilEE1 N P CH. S nea telse, form and gO dr featurie of ta wo1d-teownod Londo* Paneh,-So lon; an aeknowledged .o~er i the Britlslt isles in the reformation of ub lie sbus~ aa the enlti nienatofte pelio: AuiEa as it dd wieth eue, [ai of -Ho,.9 Jod' dn a-btit f-WItsq ypots and kblsdple tikkers, 'he pOt~ewgq The Soen tPusel brtmti.t i mcult .task of sue y , 5O*9~5*3Oa jpurnal, thme sdrataes .ot q ,bqnqa~tpsuaI resoitses, sand o Tnqe#,iofor aem ye ok Q ~and Mobl ilste ges h*Msehmp sf the typographi seare nusse emthe hath et ee men. as ha Prospeets of "The Age." 'IHE undersigned has commnnded, in the I City of Richmond, the publication of Monthly Magatlne' anderthd above title. It presents tp its readers selectiqns from ho bust European Periodi'ais, of Literary nd Sclentife articles, of Novels and Sket bes, which, having alteady received the mprimature of an enlightened tagte, cannot iat prove acceptable to the 8outhern public. L'he effort will be made to keeP the-readers t ll Magazine as nearly as possible abreasit f the literary progress of the age.. Artang nents have been made which, it is hoped, rill enable the proprietors to Peourethis Ind. The Magazine also preseuts oi-ginalat tcles komt our best writers, in all departments, Ind a special aim of the proprietors of this >etiodioal will be to fotter Sodthiern author Ihip by offering an adequate and. remuner itivo. old for Its exurolse.. They will not, kowever, under the plea of this design, en woarage by reproduction ln its columns, ,hatolass of compositions which create a rivid'aud unhealthy taste, to be stated only yy that hybrid literature which Yankee in enuity has contrived, under the name of Ioneational romance. The Indostrial Itesouroet and the Eduoa ,onal Interest .of the Confederacy-the twin oundatiops of true independence-will re yelve the impottant share of aftehtiott they leserve. In the development, of these ques ions,.ite object will be to make a bractical 6pplication of the doctripe of StaI Is Rights o thi policy of the equntry. It will ndeav r to explain the misfon of the Confederacy, which is to denonstrat e liberty regulated by aw, to exhibit a system of States, each su >reme Within it. foundation, and only bound > a voluptary alienatiost of powors. It will rindicate those elemtents. of National Inde )endence, which are 'eured by a high stan. lard of intelligence and refinement, by ac iumulated oapital, varied industry and by obundant facilities of intermunication. It will promote 4$o adoption of all those meas ares In whidh the Confederate. States are tow deficient. 4d, whilst the Constitution >f the Confederate States forbida the General bovernment. t6 organize and operate enter >rise$ of a naturo calculated to attain these eulte, the projectore- will conkider it theIr luty to urge upon the States the develop neut of intereist so indIsponsable to the "a ional welfare. It is thus that, through the kggregate ability of the separate States, the power of the Confederate States will be made 11anifest. It is thus that the collision of seotional interest and the oppression of a ynnunton head will be avoided. The various departments of literalure to which the Magazine is devoted, maybe natned is follows ; 1. Essays ,orzgnal and selected, political, iterary .and scientiflo, and biographical 'ketches. 2. Novel.=, Tales and Sketches, original &ad selected, & 1ievIews of )ooks. 4.Eduostional Essays and News. 5.1 otlies of the, progress of Science and Art. IA the fourth section, Itais the design to Afford to Teacbers iafbrmation needed in their profession, and a Aea for the interi hange of Ideas on that subject, to which aed, their assistance and oollaboraluon is in vited. South4rn School Bo'oks .ill be no [ioed sd reviewed; and the Southern system of Eduton -tas opposed to Neiw" ad pupirloisin and praotiealsm, uphel ral ped and defended. Tsaxa---Each number $.6K. Foi three mbnths $4. For six nmonths $8. The trade will be supplied by GEO. L. BIDGOODS,-161 Main Street. BUBST LAGARDR & 00, - Preprietors. Wx. M BURWALL, Chi'ef Editor. EatXmr LAaADz, Associate Editor. feb 13'06 The itherns COnfeaeraCy. A DAILY JoVRNM4. FOR THE ARMY AND THE PEOPLB. D EVOTED tothe Interest of the SolAlers of the Army of Tennessee and the Sele of the onfeder&e te. he0 iot se r ofnqv so IE .. mete te by rad I tty and' respondente - ATJANTA, 0E A, , , , T 4tort Dp*r$pte 8outhers ~jv41 ~ ~ er of . matisdnath ea etsiebts an arged jour aisu, whoee chief det it amil beto the P .at daily o . og pD~~ hhaton ra qv$,Afe AIs a ourely, pdespeada A New Paper #an Ricianond. PROSPETUS. 'HE undersigned propose to publish a J1 Daily. Paper, upder the title of "The Richmond Herald," on or about the 15th >f January ult. It will be entlely independent in politics, but will nevertheless.scoord to the Admin Atration a just support In all measures which, in the opinion of its conductors, nay be deemed promotive of the good or he cause in which we are engaged. A proper criticism of such acts as will be eemed adverse to this object, will be, of 3ourse, conusistant with the Independent, ihtracter under which the paper is to. be naugurated. In the matter of General News it will be rotnd to keop pace with the leading jour mals ot the day, witloit will have added to it, intho matter of flihancial intelligence a reature such as,' we venture to say, no pa per in the Confederacy can boast of. Edi torials from the pen of one of the ablest 6handial writers In this or ' any other couU Lry' will be presended ift ach.number. For reasons. rot now. proper to be men. iloneri, we foibear to give lbhe names of those who shalleompose. the regular edito rial staff ; but we Satter ourselves that when they shall appear, they will be found to constitute such an array of talent -as can Lot be excelled on this continent. . The well known character of the indivi dual whose name appears below, as a ste nographio reporter, furnishes, we presume, a guarantee that, in all that relates to Im portant political speeches and debates. whether in legislative assemblies or out of them, the "Herald" will'present advanta ges certainly not to be excelled by any pa per in the Confederacy. The farming Interests will be- faithfully vindicated, and care taken io disseminate the earliest intelligence which a propEr re gard for the welfare of that great -element of national wealth and power shall demand. -In the matter of correct commercial in telligence, equal seal shall be manifested, our object being to assign to each of these lepartments an editor of known 'experience and ability. Arrangements are on foot bywhich to oecuv6 the earliebt foreign news, and the paper will contain such editorial t alent as will fully elucidata the bearing of, foreign dIplomacy upon Southern interests. Ia short, "The Richmond Herald" will be found to combine every feature of Inter est which th8 requirements of the present, Drisia demand. . The enterprise is respectfully commend i to the favo? and patronage of the citi tens of the Southern Confederacy. ' P. KEAN & CO., feb 18'65 Richmond, Va. Bonthern Litesry Messenger. T HIS long established and well-known journal of Literature having been re eently purchased by the subscribers, will, In future, be conducted exolusively under their oontrol. In all its departments, both busil ness and editorial, the Messenger will be un der the management of an entirely new re gime, and the Proprietors are sanguine of success in the future which the Magazine has never yet realised, it their friends and the publieshall yield them a support worthy of so impoitant an enterprise, looking to the ad vancement of'thd highest literary interest of the Conftderacy. Argument or appealin behalf of the im portance of sa elevated literature to our country, the absqnce-pf which has hitherko made us a by-*ord of reproaches among the older natiois, an4even now militates against our interests abroad, need not be addressed. to those whom this circulir is designed to reach. But to the attainment of this groat end, soinething 'tore is nedessary than mere ver bial expressions df sympathy and encourage aes.. The MIends of Soqsbern literature must 'oster the efforts of our literary men to secure for as a worthy pdsioln in the world of-letters., I I IWe tdesign te Messenger to be an enter prils worthy df support of i classes of our people. We shall am ehiefly to scoure for our pages, 'the productIons of the highest. order of genius and scholarship, and at the saine timb duelit ticles as will contribute to thAe Instruotion and amusement of the publio 'atarge.; To this end *c shall give our at tehto to~ and solieit contributions from SBatbe*% writers In' all -the departmnents of ofsin sor4, every subject, whose promi acnce Is sufficient to entitle It tjo notice, 'will It it q share of attention, We earnestl uelloit the asistace of osur friends throug out (the' Conf eeisy in ilh enlargsmesto eustabstirlico list, which iebeneasd;' >ab s netomeethe I~4~pCU!fRW7outta~ to which weuIledl bo et the prles of 4dibedrlption ,i' twrvee oths.. $ fde six M .w ore sto vd u nto tics #11 fohweaSmnhs ~~~,~W~rI oI~4the'hrst of Mareh Wortwalwmeatgsa r 26 ekts td