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Correspoudence-of tho . pnix. WARIIodoTN, 411 39, 1606. The greatinesiior f tlN i on s th Presidents cohtvorsation wvil, Sen reported in the risjniin 'pu. -ar 'co'iversation i,1 fallen'lic.h ibh.sM in the Republican camp.' 'hi'this versat.ionI~t he Presiden'?Aateh luts'oppo sition to further *ame1 ne utP of tji Constitultion and the n.gtIV suf'rage bil for the District of -C6lhtnia. , Tie RIe publicans are furious ;' lbri hef shod der at. a rifpture with ithe President, bq. gaise they lite to give np' iheir hold o tle" spoils. It. would ' seem that' President and Ihe Republican -) n1iui Com11e to blows. Blint ' both 1 lneitts are PhA ing-ihe Presileit the ad vatinge of ti' issue, ed the' MWbI cans to save the patroa Presi ntMI cannlot counit Secr npe -tl( ,f.TIPeid (f either lloite The R,, .cn can not agree on tho propose( mifl('II IeNdn to tihe Constiltt ion, elm1gitt. the basis of reprseitationt. It is .. i I( d to i-e. fer it back to t!he coitmtee. Some of"! Ihe Republicas object to the aeond muent, because it is t favorable to the South. They say ti ontli will gladIf give up eightemi or-wenty votes inl the 1fiuso to prevent ,tegro suilrage, espe. cially as thu. Sot1.1 would lose nothing im) the Senate; mnd by dividing Texas mnto four States, with very little aid from the Northern Stues, could control the Senate. Hence this amendment does not. go far-e'noughi to s4it some 'of the redicals, who are bent. on making a cer tainty of negro suffrage. The negro sniffrago bill for this Dis. trict lingers in the senate. It is to be hoped that. it rill past. so that the Prdsi-. dent may1tv get a chance ,.to vero it The Presiden's position is vety peen liar. He cannot rely tipon his Cabinet for active sympathy in his policv'. Mc. Culloeh.is.a meri financier : of' the bal aice. Mr. Sownrd is the only conseruva. tive in the Cabinet. H1arlan's speech, made a few nights'ago, in which lie sa,vs lie prefers to trust ntegroems tha'. aie ig norant, bit loyal, with the right of stiff rage, than to trust Wise rebels, show. how radical lie is; and Harlan is a speci. men brick pf the Cabinet. A letter from Mr. Barringer, of North Carolina. is very prominently piradod by the Republicans, as justifying their action in reference to reconstration. Barringer advi'ses delay, and says the Southern people have not made sufli. ciat proof oftheir loyalty. Governor Brownlow is also ot tin a letter in the same strain, only a little more so. I have just seen an intelligent gentle. inan from the new State of West Vir. giuia. He says the laws there are ex tremely oppressive on fornier Confeder. ntes. Alnost the' only priviledge a Confederate has there, is the priviledge of being' sned ; ar I yet the Governor of th.nt State is calling for more repressive la ws. No importance is attached to the rumor that the present yirginia State Government is to be set asida, and a Provisional-Governor appointed. This runor is set on foot to scare the Legi-la. tire. which does not entirely agree with Governor Pierpont in the distribm ion < f the'State patronage. The Governor wants 'to take care of his particular friends, and lite LegislAture, too, has its %friends to he taken care of. Mr. Wilson'hns introdneed a bill in creasing the number -of cadets at WYest Point. and confines the appoinimerit'.f them to States repr'esented in Congress. The object is doubtless to fill 1tp fte. cadet appointments -before the South'ern~ States are readmnitted1. . . . Tt is to be feared that Trumbih's bill, whicb givesi the island lands in Soui}~ Carolina to the negroes, will pass tlie. House. It is thtought that- the Presi dent may veto it. Gen. Sherman says lie never intended to .give the lands to the negroes, by his' 9rdpr, feyond-the p.eriod of the war. $hterjnan~ is yeiy conser vative now., OBSERVE *utter and Eggs.. FRE BUTTER. and EGS co.n. at i1y on hand. KETCHIN, MoMASTER & CO. fe'86-tf - Formerly of Haydent &W14;n, ery and 96Ina .sei 4 Plated .'Goods, of e.gi ij ika&, sloheegd 5u ewolry 4Sf)be an m, WINNSB>ORO, | V Rejuis'to tie Eternal t ond fl1ets li Frenti Big Joha. jdita l llpoil; Record :. .if t. 1Fo'rr un', Stun.- I hav not u * - aihit8, &c.. LfEDOITurpenitine. White Lea, Chrome Green, lhirit. Umber, Venctian [ted, Putty, Copil Varnish, Paint B1rushes, Wifte Wash Drushiies. Sand Paper, ko., at KE TCilIN, McMASTEItt & CO. Jeb 8'60-,tf' Loal Oil. llOT'N STONE, Spanish Whit. ing, Groud'Oinger, 16ritish Oil. Als3. i small quantity of Candy, of pur Lst quality. * KETCIIIN, MuMASTElR & CO. reb 8'66-tf 7iEADMtJliCERS, 23TIl IE IMiN'V, - C. M., Wixxsuono', S. C., Wit Feb., 1866. Gen. Orders, No, 1. f I. The following is anhounced as the Conunissioued Staif, of the 2th Riegi. S. C. St.: S. 10. Clowney, Adjutant. Dr. Charles II..Ladd, Surgeon. Dr. William K.-lropst,'As,,t. Surgeon. C: 1. Riiers, Quarter ilatter. 11. Elections are hereby ordered to be hejIl at the usualmuster grounds of the sev eral Beat. Companies, composing the Regi ment. on Saturdiy the 24th itiSt., for a Cap tain, a Ist. Lieutenant and two 2tid Lieu tenaits of each Company, respectively; find also for a Major of the liattalion'to whicli the Company may belong. x II I The ihree otlicerul lasit .ini Coltmission and now living in t he limits of any Beat, ar lie: eby appointedI the ttm.1magers to hoi1 t he above electidus witIak .their respqctive Bcats: and in- cao-Ihero- be not .thre ofi.. cers in any Beat. then .any two or one shall calL to their or his aoCistance one or two persotns as the case -may req,aire, o donduct said elections. . IV. Polls will be liept open from 11 a. m. to 3 p. . m., tio votes counted 'the same evening, and the result forthwith trans. mifted to theso Ileadrtiuarters. V. No Regimental, Stanff or C.ompany Officer is required to uniform himself. but when otn duty 'hall weilr some badge indi cating his rank. VI.- All persons 'coderned -shAll be bound by the publication of this -order in hie Winnsboro' Tri- Weck/l NVews,, whV sliall see v be not ified of tie same. By commAnd of . Col. JAS. It. RION, S. ,.. CLOWN.y, Adjutant. feb 8'66-r,-8 Cotton, Corn, Flour. SMITH &,MELTON, CUE EST I t, 41 C. (Near Depot.) - A RE prepared to-purhase Cotton or to make libdral advances. on Qotton Lonsigned through them to New York. . h'ltey'are tiso prepar-ed to fill all orders for Corn. Wheat and Flour at -]owest. nar ket rates.' J. II. SM'HI, . .EO.W.imELTON. oUB0S1 E TO1 & 00, NO. (3, HOTEL RANGE, 1AVIC'umst receiv'ed FiLOTUR, at re lucd rcq,'Crackers Wibdon dflip P..Bt ty; mUnps, an .asortmnent - low yethl watrrant'gd Gatrden Seed.. To which theay invite the'atteqion.of the publie. 'I Al erd o O TR PRODUCE taken Ip trade. 4. (eb 8'68* -tf1 . _____ -{\ AST STJD~EUJ, Nailor's, U ''Butcher' al Wade's. Oval, Round, Tire, Jorse-shoe, Broad, add and'Jloop IROl,. - ARGB QUANTiTIES, ATr LOW PRIOES; BY .~ Fd~HB-& OWRANOEs feb 6'66-2. 0 Meal. ICE$ W HIT CORN idlifA L for K CHIN,. MAST*R & CO.. feb 8'88-tf Oao Hundred La rer Want - od, WAN~TED to hire i' ediae v for Thes Charlotte & O.'Ul osd, bhte.jundred able bodied 14 erg, ~~lor.. m& to be etmployed -In the ree tridiron of Rdit. Liberal wages paid. ly' to . 0. Crelght, Raillroad Agenti C. akalgt treaanrer -o to ihe,utnders nmed. -J W. GtN,-En eer, ' .4~ #4'-A' DRKY 00.0 BS, CH14RLESTON HIOUSE, e STOLL, WEBB & C0., IANC'ICOFT'S OLD STA NI), 287 King S., 3 door.s Beow Wentwcuorth. W E have n)w olont-d and on hand ao very large and well selected stock of DRy GY OI)S, which we ofler at Wholesale* utIld Ietail. Jlaving hdl long experience in theI Dry Goods Uitsiness beforn the war, we know just whtt Goods are most needIed by planl. ters atid consutners gonertly and will al. ways Keep on hand t full stock of planters Goods of every kind. We keep our stock constatly replenished by every steiamer, wit h the most ittracoiv sty! Ies. We respoetfully invite plant ers, mer chants aund consumers generally, to call iad inspect our stock. consistint in part of Blanlds, Plainus, Kerseys. Osnabrgs, Brown Shirt ings, Bleached, Long Clot hs, -Fine Sea Island Brown Siirtingi, Irish Linens, Calicoes. Ging. hmnts, tntd CmIIbIrics, ID r ' E S S Gi 0 0 D % Meritoes, De ,nines, Poplin,, Colored Al pakcas, Figured Poplits, Black Silks, - Bombazines, Black AlpIccas, and- Crape lothas. Together with every variety to be found in our line, which we offer at the lowest cash prices. STOrLL, WEIB & CO., No. 287 King St., 8 doors below Wentwort h, Chlarleton S. C. H1 C. STOlL, '' Charleston, CIHARILES WEBB, H. C. WALKER, jan 18' 5-lyr AMERICAN HAY COTTON PRESS1 COM P*A N Y. R ow prepared to COMPR AS COTTON for Il ASPORTATION 01 STORAGE. By this sy.itcm of compressing, there is a .aving to the shipper of a per Ontage in freignt, ndil preventing lose by wear and tear, beside, securing to the seller a higher price. Orders taken at the Press, adjoin ing the South Carolina l&ilroad Depot, Co 1bmlbia, S. C. jan 36'66--6 MIKELL, BOYLE & 00., FORWARD.NG 00M! Sl M1RCHANTS, COLUMBIA, S. C. E. w, MIKz.r0, wIM. BOYLE, JAS. L. SMITHI. jan 25'66-imo Sorgium Syrup I! f BARRE(S excellent Sorghum Syrup, 01 just I:nceived. KlitIllN, MoMASTER & CO, jan-106t-tf No. 1. Ilotel Range. V T. Z[ON INSTITUT E,. WINNSBORO', S* C. TIH E-exercises of tits School will be . resuned the 1st Monday in February 1M6 'OFFICERS, 0, A. WOODWARD, Principal Rev. W. P DuBOSE, A. 31 Asssistants., W. M. DWIGilT, *Terms per sessIon, payablo- half In ad vance, the balasnce at the close of the Sea. tion .. Board with Tuition in all the branches except Philosophy, ' - Chemistry and French, $100 00 Tuition of day scholars in the' oladsical or higher English and, Mathematical Depat mnents,, 25 .00 Tuition in 'other branches, from $10to 20 00 Course of Chemistry or Philo sophy, -190 French,100 Contingent charge for each'* piipil . /1 00 Payment required in specie, or its equi' valent in eurrency, at the time of settle mentu G. A. WOODWARD, dec 19'05-t f . Principaal. Offiee Charlotte & South Caro -ina Rail Road Comgang. W'uNNwanono,' 8. C.,. January 29, 1868 * N consideration of the dtf~culties of t. access to 'Columbia, from the line of thsRathe Directors 'invite the nul meeting of thb. stoo'kholderein this iDay. at Oh '1t(e Ni C., ea Widnesda. g 10 o'loaM., sevet day of Febsury Stoolottiers aufj tkeir immtedlste. fI *h1 e seover the road gpin'g~*s Jan 80 - -~t Jly?) frwbo a~ walk all prongt kS~NIL f~ feb.6 VATC1IES, ClAINS, DIAMOND RlNGS, &C., TORiTlI over ono million dollars! Alt to 1.e sold for one one dollar achl without regard to value! Not to be aid r until you kuow what you are to oceive. Splendid list of articles! All t e sold for $1 ach. 250 Solid Silver Dining Sets, $75 to $300 500 Silver Savers and Urns 50 to 250 500 Solid Silver Tea Sets colU pilete, ,50 t o 3.00 150 Itosewood Misical Boxes, 12 air. 75 to 250 200 tlahogany Musical Boxes, 21 nir, 60 to 200 250 Gold !1unting Watches. 75 to 200 250 l.ndivs' Enamelled (oid Watcheos, 50 to 200 500 Jeuts' hl'unting Silver Watches, 35 to 100 500 Open-face Silver Watc)hcs, 25 to 50 500 Ivory Opera Glasses, 25 to 00M 600 Mlot herof l'enr lIngnettes, 50 to 100 300 Six Barrel Revolveis, 15 to 60 500 Single and Double Shooters, 10 to .60 300 Elegant Oil Pairtings, 60 to- 100 250 Marble Stat ues, Busts, &c., 60 to 200 250 Vinmond higs, 60 to 10) ,000 Photo, Albums, nillsize ' 5 to 50 !,000 Gold Vest and Neck Cltainis, 15 to 30 1,000 Gold Oval- land Bracelets, 5 to 10 i,000 Chased Gold Bracelets, t; to 12 ,000 Ciatelene & Guard Chaits 5 to 20 ',000 Solitare & Revolving ' Brooches, ' to 10 !,000 Lava& Florentine, Brooches, 4 to 10 i,000 Coral, Opal & Emeral do 4 to 10 i,000 Mosiac, Jet & Lava Ear . drops, . to1 110 .0004 Coral & Emerald Hardrops, 3 to 8 i,000 California Diatmond Pins, s to 20 ,000 California Cluster Diamond Pins, 3 to 10 1,000 sets Solitare Iluttons and . Studs, 3 to 10 1,00() Gold Thiubles, Pencils, &c., 3 to 8 10,000 Lockets, double-glass, 3 to 6 i,000 Lockets for Minatures, . to 19 1,000 Gold Toot hpicks Crosses, &a., 3 to 8 ,000 plain Gold Rings, 4 to It) 1,000 cliased Gold lrtings, '4 to 10 10,000 Shield & Signet Riirgs 3 to '1) L.000 California Dianiond Rings, :3 to 20 r.500sets Ladies' ,Iewelry jet, 5 to 10 0.)00 sets Ladies' Jewveley, coral, 8 to 12 ,000 -sts Ladies' Jewelry, onyxi 10 to 15 ;,000 sets I adies' Jewelry, lava, 12 to 20 !,600 sets Ladies',Iewelry, uosaic, 20 to 20 10,000 told Pens w.ith Sil. hold ers, 5to 10 1,000 Gold Pens with Gold hold. ers,. . 6 to 12 1.00)Gold Pens & holderv, sup'r, 10 to 15 ),000; Silver Goblets & Drinking Cups. - . .8 to 10 1,000 Silver Castorh & Wine hold ers, 15 to 50 1,000 Silver Fttil & Cpke Bps ket,* 20 to 50 Messrs Parkinson & Co. No. 208 Blroad way, New Yo'k, Extensive Manufacturers and importers of many'of the' leading and mnost fashionablo styles of Watphes and Jewely, desiring to increase their business to an unlimited oftent: havg resolved upon I (reat Gift Sale, subject to the regulations rollowing: Certificates naming each article and its valua, are placed in Sealed Einve!opes and well mnixed. One 6f tliese envelopes wvill be tent by- mail to any addres on receipt of twenty-five cents. All Articles Sold at Ont Dollar eace, without regard to value. On receipt of the certificate you will see what. you are going to have, and then it is kt your option to send the dollar and- take the article or not. .Puciasers ma) tbus a htain n Gold Watch, Diarpond iting or any set of Jewelry on odr list for Otne Dollar, (nd in to ease can they get less than on lollt.rs' worth, as there are no-pneertain lies. The price of certificates is as fol lows: One for 25 cents; fivo,,r $1 ; eleven ror $2; thirty for $6, with elegant preniumt, iixty-tivo for $10, with bowus; one hundred for $16, and hlandsomte present to the get ter up of the clubh. Agent want edl everywhere, to whom s'pe oial itducemnents are offered, A dders., PARKINSON, & CO., Importers' 2t)8 Broadway, New Yoi-k. jan 20'66-8mn * C, D, OAIR& CO., D'EALE.RS In Carpots,'il Ciloths, Mat -J tings, Window Shades, Patent Stol Ladoeru,, &c.. .ALSO, ' -- Tallor's Trlmmnxgsof every variety, whl thley offer-to tile trade at New York Jobbigj prices. 80 Broad St., Charleston, 8. C. deo 65---8mo. .Cow For Sale. A GOOD MJLCH COW for sals Jan O'.f,- Itofi. Soda Biscuit. FRESH SODA B3TSOUIT and Nie Lem'on Cakes. Jnet received. KE~TtIIIN, MMA8TER & 00 feb 6'66--tf Sole Leather. IE NMOCK SOLE LE A TEHER.. L.Juat received. -KBTOIIIN,o MeeA'SER & CO. .feb 6'66--tt flQiseho Atieles ! PONCENTRATED LYE Yeat lavd~ting Eztv'eets, -Leno?, Orange, V'ai .az~ KETH&I1N, MeMASTES & de'S.' . f6s 8!66-if .GEO. H. WALTER &: SON, . RM i BIVING FORW4 RDING AGENTS, T1LLestablish. thepiselyes nt Coluthibia, V S . C., on- thie coripletion of the soutih Camlina lillroad to that point,. where-they will be happy to Aerve their old frieptld and patrqns, Thankful. fo past fa vora they Will endeavor by prompt attention to mlerit a continuance. " Libeial advtuices.niado on. consignments to their frieuds in Charleston, New York and Lhverpool . January '06-m PIONEER LINE 0 STEAtn1ath. Battisanore, PlIt iatelplain, New Yo-k MaI Bostos, vea. AMe 11tirI 41sand( cIliemepeake * ~ Canita. THE COMODIOUS STEAMERS -PIONEER 'and COMMODORE ADAMS, W ILL leave New Berne for for Norfolk -on TCES13AY of each week at 8 o'clock, A. 1., connecting with the different iines or steamers for the above named points. On and after the first day of Do cember next they will leave on Tuesday and Friday of each week, waking semi-weekly trips. * Shippers of Goods will receive every facility and accommodation for the tranb portation of the same, as arrangements have been made with the different compan panies to forward goods to this line at low rates and without. delay. Each of those steatiers are capable of carrying TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY TONS OFIFREIGIIT through the canal without Ilifliculty, as they were built expressly for the tiade. They are fitled up with STATE ROOMS. and IIETIIS capable of acconmmodating. thirly-five pnssengers. Every attention will he paid to lihe conifort' of pasSeNgers, who will not be subject to the iticonvenience of transfer to other vessels, but. will be'ta ken through direct without change. The tables of the steamers are liberally supplieel with the best the market affords. Families traveling will find it to their in terest to tako this line, as they will thereby escape the danger and discomfort of a sea route, and the fitigue of railroad travel. - On the 15th of December nxt, if the btsiness of the line warrants it, the steam or WILIAAMS will he put on the route, and. iri-weekly trips will be made. For frright or passage apply to WHIT FORD, DI LL & CO., New BIerne, N. C. -DAVID WILLIAMS, Proprietor. nov 2l'A65 T. M. BItISTOLL, Wholesale Dealers in BO OT S, TRUNK , ETC. No. 169 Meeting Street, corner of Hazel, I CHARLESTON, S. C. STOCK HEPLENIsHED wEEKtY UY STEAMER. T. M. BRISTOLL, C. T. DUNIlAM, A. S. U1lIOWN. dee 2.8'66---mo - Wanted. C ORN, Pens, Dry Ilidte, and all Country Produon, foi goods ot cash. .KETCIIIN, McMASTER & CO. jan 6'66---tf No. I, Hotel Range. - School Books ! CE 'EACHIEll are notified that we are able 1to fufnishu them with books and sta tignery at lbw pricos. Any articles not on hand will be obtained. by Express at short nptice. XETCIIIN,.McM AST ER & CO, jan 16'66-tf No. 1, Hlotel Range. Eetchin, McMaster & Co., TAVE received a carefully selectedl LStook of Goods, t~o whIch they Invite thm- pttention qf fornerjpatrons of the old firm anJl of the public generally. .They have on hand and are. receiving a general assortmee t otf Dry Goods Clothitig, Shoes, Nlats, School .hlooks,Mebldiolnes Soaps and Perfumery, - Putty .and Winidow Glass, Tin Wu~o, .09okcing .8toves, Groceries, -HardIwaro, BaggIng 'and e1pe, Brooms and -, - ~.*Wooden Ware, D. rocokery, And other qrtloles usually kept In coun' try stW . , . .- - jan 18e-,-tf t MIlLLS; HOUSE, Cf A tE&ST-ON, S.,- . r Hisedj0USF anta. tb..h .THOR L - UQLY JEPA1Rian~nd RE FURNISflE!g &eoet,, be,'4teelled by. ansyin tie 6t.t E~$PH ).U/ICELL, Importers afid .1fiteN JMalets iu f ROCB14~ES,' Provisions. .Plour,s .Fo.-, t ~eign ai Dqestlo LliquorA. a,4 01-. gain, Croekory, Holyow-War4 'stid glas 2000'Saeks Iitoepo l Salf to arive aset-arect, no'r'65- . leet on,~ S.C.