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L"R T"E ""'w.J SUGGESTDE BY THE PROCLAMATION OF PBACE. Once more the note o. Peace Breaks on the list'ning ear, And war's last discords cease, As ring the tidings clear! Peace, that we woed so oft As fell the April show'rs, Peace, that we pray'd for soft, Midst vines of Summer bow'rs. Peace, thatwe pledmight beam, When Autumn leaves should sere, Peace, that in fancy's dream We hail'd with Christmas cheer! It came not as we sought, Came not, to answer pray'r, Came not, with blessings fraught, Or Freedom, on the air I Now, as its banners white Our sunny land o'erspread, Our eyes refuse the light, Our souls are with the dead. Where joyous shouts should rise The asure skies to cleave, Deep, minor tones, of sighi, 'heir moaning chords upheave. They cry us "Peace, yea, Peace," And, faint we murmur "No," Till words of Hfeav'nly Peace Rebuke-"God wills it so." God, wills it so! Amen Lord, we accept the boon, Our hearts that Peace may ken, Which Thou canst give, alone. Not as the world doth give; But Peace, so perfect-blest It gilds the Life we live, And when we die-brings rest! C. "Grandmother," said Ike, seriously, to Mrs. Partington, "have you heard the re port that the Prince of Wales' baby has not got all his fingers on one hand, and that both his legs are not right ?" "Lor' bless me !" exclaimed the old lady. "Then how could he ever wield the scepter of the realm or walk as he ought to walk?" Ike, how ever, pretended not to hear the remark, but began clipping the cat's whisker's and grin uing, to think that his grandmother did not see that nobody has all the fingers on one hand nor anybody two right lege. Irish Potatoes. &c. IRISH POTATOES and APPLES. Just received. DuBOSE EGLESTON & CO., mar 20'66-tf No. 3, Hotel Range. New Work Daily News. D AILY and Weekly. The New York Weekly News, a great family news paper-Benjamin Wood Proprietor-the lhrgest. best andi cheapest paper published In New York. Single copies, 6 cents; one copy one year $2; three copies one year, $6- 60; five copies one year, $8 75; ten copies one year, $17; and an extra copy to any club of ten. Twenty one copies one year, $30: the Weekh, News is sent to cler gymen at $1 60. riaw YonK DAILY Naws -To mail Rub scribers, $10 per annum ; six months, $6; payments invariably in advance. Specimen copies of Daily and Weekly News sent free. BENJ. WOOD, Daily News Building, No. 19, City Hall Square, N. Y. City. oct 24'65 The-Soulierna Express Compasy OFFER unsurpassed facilities for the ship. ment (from Augusta and points South.) of Cottona, Ctton Good., and heavy freights, for Savannah, New York, and all ponts North and West. Through receipts given on which insuranac, can -be effected at lowest rates. Internal Revenue Tax will be paid or bonds given by this Company. in accordance wilth regulations of the United States Treasnry De. partment. For particulars and.rates, inquire of South ern Express Company. This ompany is now prepared to forward GOLD AND SILVER COIN, CURRENCY ;PARCELS, AND FREIGHTS, Toe Petersburg, Va., Lynchburg, Va., Nanville, Va.. Bristol, Tenn.. Greensboro', N. C., Salishury, N. C., Raleigh, N. C., Weldon, N. C., Goldabro'; N. C., Wdlmnton, N. C., A ND TO WAY 5rT.floNs 01N TuE Virgrinia and Tenneasee RaIlroad, South -Sido RAITroad, Petersburg Railroad, North Carolina Railroad, RleEb and Gaston Railroad. Wit. mi jtn and Wedon Railroad, and Western LETTERS, MONEY PACKAGES A ND SMALL PARCELS, Toe Celumbla, S. C., .Charleston, S. C., Augusta Ga., t'avannah, Ga., Macon, b.., Columbus,Ga. Mobile, Ala,, Montgomery,Aa. Selmia, Ala Jackson, Miss., ?w Orleans, La. AND TO WA SeTATOIINe ON TNE Charbt & S. (., Railroad, South Carolina Railroad, Geo rikalrad, Macon and West. ern Railroad, Atlanta and West Point Rail road', Southwester Railroad, Southern Rail. voad, and Alabarna and Mississippi Railroad. All Goods shipped by the Adams and Harden Express Companies, and marked to the cars ef the Southern Express Company, will be prompl forwarded to destination. Freh Isshipped by steamship to our care will be forwarded by Expres, without charge for commission and drayage. If orders are left at our Offce, goods wi be taled for and fbrwarded by first exprresm. aat a'as ADA 4s EEPEg CO. GENERAL! DIRECTORY, . - u6gaawiny.G. U. Distrit Ju4go--tVm,-tobertson. Comip'qloner in EqWty- peq P.Means. Clerk Court-Sam4 i.OlowAe. ShwifEIISI. Iever. a Oopeptor-ltoberk It Jeings., Coroner-Robert Hawthorn. Escheator-Jacob Feaster. Notary Public--Jas 8 Stewart. Ynag*trates. Ja E CoIdwell. "iOliam Crosby, Robert Hawthorn, Daniiel 111irkland, Henry Gib son, George If Mll9r, James Aiken, William P Broom, William M Martin, Dr William Carlisle, H L Counts, Dr D Lauderdale. BOARDS OF COMMISSIONERS. COninissionevis 6i RoadO. 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Samuel Nelson, New York. 8. Robert C. Grier, Pennsylvania. 4. Nathan Clifford, Main. 6. Noah hi. Swayno, OhIo. 0. Daniel Davis, Illinois. 7. Samuel Miller, Iowa. 8. Samuel F. Field, California. iUTENANT osNERALs. Wingfield Scott, Virginia. Ulysses S. Grant, of Ohio. Adjutant General Lorenzo Thomas, Dela ware. Judge Advocate General, Joseph Hlolt, D. C. Quartermaster General, Montgomery C Melgs, of Pennsylvanls. The Whiate Mlama's Paper. TILE NEW YORK DAY BlOOK. A FIRST ehass weekly paper, in favor of the Constit.ution as it is, and the Union as it was. The Day Book is not reprinted from a daily, but Is made up esprewly for weekly circulation, with a careful summary of the news from all the States, and all parts of the World, with market Report., Agrioul. tural, Finance, Literature, &o. TERMN~ CA&I-IZf AD VA NCe. Oneocopy oneyear $200 Three copies one yeas 6 60 Five copies one year, and one to the getter up of the olub, IG 00 Ten copIes one y'ear, and one to the getter upof the olub, 1? 0. Twenty ceples to en. adde.. -80 00 Old subsoribena to the Doy Book, tht'omgi. out the Southern StaAes, will reekwe' the value still due aham, by notifylgg ci of the present postoffee address. - " Send for a speoimen copy, whieh will Wd sent.,:Ogefrl o, on application, ' Addrss,givng postofloe, euantroud State is flal. VAN EVRIE, HORTON & CO., No. 162 Nasaa Stree.t,..vIpg Fqr sale by all news.dbalers in cities and towns. - ot 24'65 WINNSBORO' TRI-WEEKLY N&WSj BY GAILLIRD & DESPORTES. The people of the District nre respecffsilly solicited to g1ve the* 6ffEWS" their support. A District Paperslovild flid Its way to every fireside In itsown District. --- IT CONTAINS TIlE LATEST GENERAL IN TELLIGENCE, AND A VARIETY OF READING MATTER INSTRUC. TIVE AND ENTERTAININU. -0 ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK EXECUTED. 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Ministers throughout the South, acting as agents and receiving subscriptions, will be entitled to a copy. TERMS. For one copy for six months, $2 00 For one copy for one year, 4 00 CLUB RATES. For ten copies to one address, for six months, $16 00 For ten copies to one address, for one year, 80 00 All subscriptions to (late from (lie first of the month in which received. ADVERTISINO HATES. One square $2 00; every subscquent in sertion $1 00. Contracts made on reasonable terms. U. 8.11 BIRD, F. A. MOOD. Address " Weekly Record," KeylBox No. 3. oct 24'65. Ti1e Claarlestoun Daily Ne.I'Mo A h native Carolinians, the publishers will naturally look to the interest of their own State, a"l to that of the South: and as citizens or the United States they will not be wanting in the proper amount of do votion and respect for (he General Govern ment. Every effort shall be made (o make the DA II,YNEIVS a first. class newspaper, and in every way worthy of (lie patronage of the public. Our terms, for (le present, will be at the rate of $10 per annum. Subscriptions re ceived for 3, 6 and 12 months, payable in advance. Adverisiag.-Ono square, ten lines, one insertion, One Dollar and Fifty Cents. Each continuation, Seventy-five cents. Less than a square, Fifteen cents per line for first insertion ; Ilalf Price for each continuation. Postmasters and others throughout the country, who may interest. themselves in procuring subscriptions, will be alowed the utsual per centage. CATIICART, MMILLAN& MIORTON, proprietors, No. 18 Hayne St. Charleston, S. C. oct 24'65 Prospectils of North Carolina Guardian. IE undersigned will issue, commencing on the frrt day of January, 186, in the city of Charlotte, N. C., a daily and tri-wcokly newspaper under tlie style and titlo of "TIlE NORTIH CAROLINA GUAR DIAN," which shall be devoted especially to the dissemination of (le latest. news, and the guarding, with an eagle eye, the inter ests of the State underithe Constitution, and in conformity with (he laws of the United States. There will also be issued, from the same office, a weekly paper under. the style and title of "TIlE CArAWiA WATC1MAN." The terms for the DAt. GUAnDIAN will be, for one year $7.00; six months, $4.00: three months, $2.50; any less time $1.00 per month. Tur Tai-WEEKLY GUAnDIAN will be sup plied to subscribers at $6.00 for twelve motiths; $3.00 for six months; $1.75 for three months, and seventy-five cents per month for anly less time. Ordinary advertisements, occupying not niore than ten lines (one square,) will be inserted in either of the above publications at seventy-five cents for the first Insertion andl fifty cents for each subseqment insert ion. harger advertisements In exact proportion. Liberal discounts will be made for con tract advertising. The WEExKLY WATCHMAN will be furnish ed to subscribers at $2.00 per annutm, single copy, and to a club of five for- $7.60, to a club of ten for $12.60, antd to a club of twenty for $20.00, with an extra copy to the getter up of clubs. All orders should be addressed to J. E. IIR ITTON, Editor and Proprietor "Guardian," Charlotte. N. C. 3&- Editors will confer afavor by giving the above, with this note, a few insertions, at least, in their publications, and entering the "NonTil CAROLINA GUARDIAN" upon their exchange lists. J. E. B, December 6, 1865. Tine Soutluerns', PUDLISHED WN3ELY AT DARLLINOTeN, 5. C., BY J. Md. BROWN. 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MOSSES FIHOM A ROLLING STONE; BY TENJLLA--IARY DAYARD CLABXE. Author of "Reminiscenses of Cuba," "Woou' Notes," ,Translationsof Maguerito," .Lady Tartuffe," etc. One vol., 16 me cloth, ...........Price $1.25 Contains complete poetical writings of the popular authoress, and is a beautiful setting of all the sparkling diamonds that have bee, round clinging to the 'rolling stone" oFr a great life. as it washed with the ebb and flow of the scething tide of Thought and linagina. tion. TIlE CHANGE, OR A Statement qf the Reasons and Facts which made me a Baptist. BY 'EV. T. 8. KINGsOUY. One volul.c. 16 mo, cloth, .......Price $2.50 1ut few writers wield a pen with such con summate skill. grace ,nd vigor, as Mr. Kings. bury. liid book has received the most hearty and earneat critical endorsement of Elders T. E. Skinner. J. D. Huffman, Editor Hibliclni Re. corder, N. I. Cobb, Cor. Sec. N. C. Hatiat Board of Missions, and other eminent Div nes, ",No 1aptist famtiily should be withoot it. No opponent of the Baptists should fail to read it." oct 19'605 TIKE UINARI IAN J) Y the First of October, or as soon n; thle mails are re-established. I will re new the publication of the "C1ilIlSTIAN INDEX" and the "CILD'S INDEN" Ihav. been publishing. Price of -'Index," per annum :3 00 Price of "Child's Index," . : : 0 Money may be remitted at once, as my de. termination is positive. My desiro is to se cure a large subscription list. with which to begin, and I issue this prospectus thait sub. scribers mity have time to forward their re inittances. I is my intention to issue first, Onss pa pers. and no pains or expense will be spared to see tro that. end. The best writers nuo corresponCen(s will be secured, and the highest religious and literary talent will he given to the papers. The CIII,D'.9 PA P'ER will be profusely illustrated and will, in every sense, be made to conform to now title. The fAtild's Deligit. Money may be sent by Express or other wise- -if by Express, at my risk. if the ex press receipt is scit Me, on the resumption of mail facilities. My connection with the firm of J. W. Burke & Co.. is dissolved, bti I will estab ish an office in Macon, O., where colmnu n cations may be addressed. SAMUEL BOYKIN. PETERSBURG, VA., HAS enere upon id fifteenth year, In nit enlatrged foriu, with new type, under auspicra highly fatterig. It has a large aid rlally increasinr circulation nd offqrs to mer. chants an-i otherr desirin tcoinInncate with theSouthern public, advantages furpass. ed by none. ADVERTISING J1JTES: ONE BQUAE Two weeks.............. One month...:": '""'""''".*6 -'wo months - -............. 6 00 Three months .............. ....... 1 00 Six month ....................... One year ......................... 24 Of TWO SQUlARKS Two weeks .rwo 91U00 One month""."."'..-.--.-...... .10 00 Two moniths... ........... ' 2 00 'ihrro months.. . 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Peice e, cond per copy, wIth a liberal discount to the trade. 3rde rs must be accUmspanied with the oasb 'cure attention. A ddress, 0c 46 . E. ELFOR D. Publisher, oct 4'65Greenyllle.8. C, Tlue. InteOlllgenneeus, PUBLISNIUD WUNKLY AT ANDURSoN 0. H., 5. Q, BY HOYT & BIUMPIIREYS. AT Tht'ee Dollar. per annum In United, S tates curroe7e, or Twu Dollars a R ATES 074 DYVRTISING : Advertisetnents inserted ast the rates ot, One Dollar per square of t'Velve lines for the Orat InsertIon, and FIfty Cents for eaeli subsequent insertlon. Obituaries and Mary ria. Notlees oharged1 for athoert.