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PRUSSI.1 AND AUSTRIA. 'unch describes the difficulty between Austria and Prussia in these stanzas: Prussia was a robber, Auktria was a thief; Prussia and Austria Stole a Danish fief. Prussia said to Austria, "Leave the swag nlone. Austria said to Prussia. "When you drop your bone." Prussia vaid to Austri, "Yon dott't Iean to go Austria said to Prussit, "Out of Ifohtein ? No." Prussia said to Austria, "Wherefore do you -ni " Austria said to Prussia, "Of you in alarm." Prussia said to Austria, "1I don'tl mean to fight." Austria said to Prustia, ",1y1 intention, qitt." Prussia said to Au1s tria, "Drop your warlike game." 41ustria said to Prussia, ''When you do the same." Prussa said to Austrie. "What's the end to he ?" Austria s--id to Prussia, "flit me, and you'll see." Prussia said to Atustria, "Come, this brag won't. do.'' Austria sid to Prussia. "Sir, the same to you." Prussia said to Austria. "I'll thn M.et try"' Austria said to lrustsia. "Thank you, so will 1." A lady who had ret,-imd a SeVere1 bite t the arm from a dog, vent to Dr. Abernatliv, but. knoving his aversio to hearing any stat, t,-111t1t. of' partiollars, shem erely inicovered Ithe ittjni.1 pa rt. atn1d held it befort im in siletce. Aler looking at it an instant hW said, in an in qring tone "Scratch ?" "Bite," replit:d the lady. "Cat ?" asked the Doctor. "Dog, " rejoied te pationt. So delighted was -Dr. A. with the brevity and promptuiv;s of her r -plies, that h, oxclaim1'd : "Mailam11, yon are. the mlo.t-en'bl vomanii I over mnet vi.i intmy life." New Work Dalily News. D AlLY and Weekly. The Xe Vrk . eckyXKies, a great. fanili nv w pipter-Beijamin Woodt Proprieior--.he largest, best and cheapest. papor publisltel in New York. Single copies, 5 cetfs tOne copy one year $2; three copies onte Yv:j. $5 50; live copies one year, 68 75; teil copies one year, $17: amil an extra copy to ainy club of ten. Twonty one copies ie year, $30: the iekl!, X, ies is .ent to cer. gy men at S1 6f0. I\vw Yontic D.%m. N:ws -To mail sub scribers, $10 pet numi : six imontis, $5: payments invariahly in advance. Sp-cimen copies of Daily and Weekly Newvs sent tree. BENJ. WOOD, Da News Bitilding, No. 1), City Hall Square. X. T. City. oct 24'G5 Time Soua Uerus Express Cossaisi' OFFER unsurpassed facilities for the smp. m ient (fromn Auwtma and pointa South.) of Cotton, Cotton Goods. ani hmvy frehZht4, for Savannah, New York, and a!il points North ant West. Thirousrh receipts giveni on wihich, insuram, can bo effected at lowest rat,e. internal Revenue Tax wilt be paitt or bonds given by tis Company, in accordtance with regulationsof tha United States Tcaanry De partmnent. F'or particuilare atnd rates, inquire or South. ern Express Company. Tit Company is now prepared to forwardt GOLD AND sILVER COIN, CURRENCY PARCELS, AND FREIGHTS. To Petersburtr, Va., Lynchbnrg, Vs., Danville, Va., BrIstol, PTenn.. Greensboro',* N. C., Salisbury. N. C., Raleigh, N. C., Weldon. N. C.. ANtt TO wAY STATIONS ON THE5 Vlrginia and Tennesee Rlailroadi, Soutth-Sido Ratilroead,Peteruburg Railroad, North Carolina Railroad, RalLcigh and Gaston Railroad, WVii rnington anid WVeldon Railroad, anid Western N. C. Railroad. LETTERS, MONEY PACK A GES AND SMA LL PA RCELS, T'o Columibia, 8. C., Charleston, S. C., Augusta, Ga., Favannah, Ga., Ma"on, Ga., Columbus, Ga., -Seima, Ala., Jackson, Mtsa., New Orleans, La. AND To wAY 5TATOINB ON THtQ CbsrIatio & S. C.. Railroad, South Carolina Railroad, Georgia Railroad, Macn amid West - ern Rilroad, Atlanta and West Point Rbil, road, Southwestern Railroad, Southern Rath. road. and Alabama anid Mississippi Rtailro d, All Goods shipped by the Adam. and Uarden Expresz Comp~aniea, and marked to the care of the Southern Express Company, will .be prottly forwarded to destintation. Freights shipped by steamship to our care wIll be f'orwarded by Express without charge (or. commnissitn and draiyag. If orders are Jlftat our Office, goods with be called. for and forwardled byfirst express. oct .'na A DAb2I EXPRESS Co. ENEm JIRECTORY, .usaicliary. District Judge-Win I Robertson. Coiiissioner in Equity-lisaao H Means. Clork of Court-Saiut B Clownsy. Sheril-Elislia W o)llover. Ordinary--Jatmes ,lohnston. Tax Collector-Itobert It Jennings. Corouer-Ilobert lawthorn. EHscheator-Jacob.Feanster.. Notary Publie-Jas 8 Stewart. Jas E Caldwoll, William CTosVy, Robert Hlawthorn, baniel B Kirkland, Hlenry Gib son, (eorge HI Miller, Jatnes Aiken, William P llroom, William Nt Martin, Dr Williiam Carlisle, 11 11 Counts, Dr D Lauderdale. BOARDS OF 004MMISSIONERS. Conamalsslosmers of Roads. Howell Edmiuuds, John Lemon, Edward P .lubly, Robert B Smith, William 3 1.ood ward, Dr John D Palnter, Labant Chappell, )r J It McMister, Thomas M Lyles. Jphn 8 Douglass, Itohort Ford, John W MeMtakin, 1, M Bookhardt, Uen Edward Taylor.' Comansjoamers of Free me tooIs. Thos J II Jones. Jacob Bookmian, Arthur K Craig, William Crosby, Jatnes A MoCro. rv, It E, Ellison, Dr J R MeMaster, Dr W E Coamisioners to Approve Pub lie Necatitei Henry L Elliott, Jainies R Ai4en, John If Propst., Manse Ilall, James 8-Stewart. Co1tosaissloaera of Patbic l tild. flags. .lun1es 11I MeCants, lIngh B McMaster, Dr W R Aiken, 0 R Thompson, James I Rion, Thomtas Jordan, George 11 McMaster. Coastaimisoaaers of alie Poor. llot I[awthorn, Treasurer, Rev C Porter, Clork. Gen P 1) Cook, 1) 11 Kirkland. towui Officers. lntidant-Dr W E Aiken. Warens-Dr C II Ladd. W B Creight, L W Duvall, .11as McElroy. leprcseataitives. Selinte-Gen John Bratton. House of ltepresentatives-William J Allston, James It Aiken, Baylis E Elkin. ltyfllit Ziolk Soc'ety. .lames R Aiken-President. .hunes 8 Stewart-Sceretary and Tres. Trllstees of Mount Zion Cellege-W R lobertson, .1 B 'McCants, .J h lion, ( If McMaster, Dr IV E Aiken. Pr1ikvcip:ttnsd Teatcloaa of 21t. Zioli. Colege. ( A Woodward-1rincipai. 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Judge Advocate General, Joseph Hol, Quartermaster General, Montgomery C Meigs, of' Pennsylvania. Time WIa'ite Masai's Papes. TIIIE NEWX YORK D)AY BOOK. AFIlRST class weekly paper, in favor of Athe Constitution as it is, and ige Unionasiwa.' The Day Book is not reprinted fromt a dlaily, but is made up exprtvaly for weekly circulation, with a careful sutmmary of the news from all the States, and all parts of the World, gtIthp ynrketo Repdris Aru tural, .Finauob, Iliteratude, &c. :. T ERM.N cAgI-.N AD VANCE. One.'p 414fe yeAr |A . $ 00 Tlhree ogies one year 6 60 Five coptes one year, and onk to the getter tup of the clubh, 1~ 90 Ten copies one year, and one to the ' . getter up of the club, 17 9 Twep ty copIes to one .wdre, e2i l su bporlb,e to the Blay Book, through out the Southme,naJStates, wu! reeeive the value still due dhem, by notdifg g of the pr'esent posteflice adesg.. Send for a specImen' e'd y, *hibih kld sont, post age free, on app lcatIon. Address, giving pQstoffice, county atid Btate In full. VAN tM'VRE, HIORTdli'& Cp.9 No, 162 lise t New T6a%; for sale by all rii' rh l a towns '- a 2'6 WINNSBORO' TRIV.WEEKLY NEWS, BY AILLAjI9 & DESPORTES. The people of tie Distriet are Pespaeicly solical ted to gIye 4 District PapermIsosld fisid Its way to every fireside Its Itsowes District. IT.CONTAINS TIlE LATEST GENERAL IN TELLIGENCE, AND A VARIETY OF READING iATTER INSTRUC. TIVE AND ENTERTAINING. ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK EXECUTED WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH, AND AS REA. SONAHLY AS CAN 1P DONE ELSEWHEHE, SUCH AS POSTERS, DILL-H E ADS, CARDS, LABIELS, BLANKS &C., & C., &c. --- --0 OUR OrZO02 IS IN TIlE RE AR 01? LADD BROS', JDRiG 8TORE, WEEEE WE WILL BE FOUND AT .AI4 TIlES, A LL 1111105 OF A Exa Awm- F'r d aa P.ROS P E 0 T US OF THE Weekly Record. IIE subscribers will commence in the . City of Charleston, early in Novem ber, a Family Joutnal, to be known as the WEEKLY RECORD. It. will contain eight pages of fine paper and clear type, and will make when bound, a volume of permanent value. While containing all the latest religious intel'igence from the Chorohes at home and abroad, it will also contain a weekly digest 'ofsodll1, Meiantile aid 'olitical~ Infelli gence, as well as genetil information on literary, scient iflo and agricultural subjects, making a journal acceptable to the city and country reader, 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 OL'U RATES. For ten copies to one address, for six months, $16 00 For ten copies to one address, for one year, 8000 All subscriptions to date from the first of the month in which receive4. ADV8RTIBING RATES. One square $2 00; every subsequent in sertion $1 00. Contracts made on reasonable terms. U. S. E iR D, F. A. MOOD. Address "Weekly Record," KoyIox No. 8. oct. 24'65. Tize Clhareton Daily News. A S native Carolinians, the publishers t will naturally look to the interest of their own State, and to that of the South t and as citizens of the United States they will not be wanting in the proper amount of de votion and respect for the General Govern ment. Every effort. shall be made to make the ])A 11,Y NEWSa first class newspaper, and in every way worthy of the patronage of the public. Our terms, for the present, will be at the rate of $10 per annum. Subscriptions re ceived for 8, 6 and 12 months, payable in advance. Advertising.-Ono square, ten lines, one insertion, One 1)ollar and Fifty CentA. Each continuation, Seventy-five cents. Less than a square, Fifteen cents per line for first. insertion; Half Price for each continuation. Postmasters and others throughout the country, who may interest. themselves in procuring subscriptions, will be allowed the usual per centago. CATIlCART, MoMILLAN& MORTON, Proprietors. No. 18 Ilayne St. Charleston, 8. C. Oct 2.'65 ProspecIC9a of North Carolina Guardian. T I IE undersigned will issue, commeytcing on the first day of January, 1866, in the city of Oharlotte, N C., a daily and tri-weekly newspaper tinder the style and title of "TIlE NOITi CAROLINA GUAR DI AN," which shall be devoted especially to the dissemination of the latest news. and the guarding, with an eagle eye, the inter ests of the State under the Constitution. anil in conformitl with the laws of the United States. There will also be Issued, from the sare office, a weekly paper under the style ctnd titleof "TIlE CATAWBA WATCiMAN." The termis for the DAij,Y GVARDIAS will be, for one year $7.00; six months. $4.01); three months, $2.60; any less time $1.00 per month. Tur, Til-WENKLY GUAInAN will be sup plied to subscribers at. $5.00 for twelve months; $8.00 for six months; $1.75 for three months, and seventy-five cents per mouth for any less time. 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No opponent of the Baptists should rail to read it." oct 19'65 THiAI.y,I 1j'7 B Y the First of* October, or as soon as the mails are re-eslablished. I will re - new the publication of the "rffRISTIAN INDEX" and the "CHILD'S INDEX" Ihave been publishing. Price of -,Index," per annum $3 00 Price of' "Child's index," '- : 60 Money may be remitted at once, as mjy O. termination is positive. My desire is to se cure a large subscription list with which to begin, and I issue this prospectus that sub scribers may have time to forward their re mittanmcep.I It is my intention to issue first clas pa pers, and no pains or expense will be spared to seeure that end. The best writers 1nd correspondents will he secured, nnd ilia highest religious and literary falent will be given to the papers. The CHILD'S PA PER will be profusely illustrated and will, in every sense, be made to conform to new title. The ! l114's Delight. 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Stamp Duties, gemptions, ,hew ag the Rase unider the ~VarioeU 'Tak since Joly I, 186'J, and intetheri fot' the ral informatoo ot; lhs Tax- ay.rs to VIe is adided an A bstra"t of the Acts pt f I. passed during the War, relatife to Abande-. ed Lands and ot.r matt ers of genereal inter eat. By E. J. Elford, Attorney' at laws Greenville, 8. C., Assessor of the Internal Revenue Ta: for. the Third Coliestion Distriet in South Carolitna. The kook will cottain about 'St sad viii bd fanoed in a law weeske. Pri . tn per copy, with a liberal discount to the tradq, *3rdera must be accompateil Witti fge ash to 'cure kttshtion.' Addfrees B. Es ELF'OitD, Publieher, Oct 24'65 Greppvil.gS. C. * fjI.4! UatQRigs9erC, ?pBLIiED WENELY AT ANDE3R oN 0. Ny. s DY HOYT & HUMPIIRETS. At Three Dollar. per annum in. UT~t 1Stateorrenoy, or Tw a R ATRS OF.4D VAR ?IN~ Advertihelnents inserted' at the ustes of One Dbllar' per square -of twel er line0 fort the first insertion, and Fifty Cents for e#elu oot. 24'66