The tri-weekly news. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, June 16, 1866, Image 4

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I N Alr N I-%wsr tens oo ron No '. - -The following article should be read anld ponder ed well by every man who falkes a Ws paper without paying for it : My observation enables me to siate, as a fact, the publishers of liewspapers are inorb Pootely rewarded than any other class vi* mien it the United States who invest nu wiual amount of labor, capital and thought. h'liey ire expected to to more service for less pay, t stand more sponging and 4dead headin,, to pull and defend more people wil houI fee or hope of reward, thai any other class. They credit wider and letiger. get. off ener cheated, Vuffer lniore peeimiary bwss, are I oftener the vitimis of inispoiaeed cotil,:encu 0 than any other calling inl the co111nnu1ity I People pay a printer's hill with more retlneti. anlce than any otiher. It goes IAder wTitih them to expend a dollar on a valuable news tnper than len on a needlesi gewgaw; yet everybody aviils himself of the oive of I it editor's pen and printer's ink. llow many professioial and political er - putittions and furites have beei inale nil sustained by the trietnily thliongh 1netquited I pen of the editor 7 How nniy embriyo towns and cities have been broiglt in1 o notice and pl4'ed- into prosperi(y by the press ? How mnany railroads now inl sue cessfull oper'ation, would l:ve tundired but for the "lever that moves the worll ' In short, what branch of inihist ry anl Ii tivity has not peen proointed, stiitilated and defended by the Press ? And who has tendered it more than a miserable pittance for hs service ? The bazaars of fashion and ti haunts of di: -i pation appetite are thronged with an eager crowd. bearing gold in their palins, and thae 0ommodities there vended are sold at enor mou.t profits, though intriinsically worth less, and paid for wit scrnpulous puncitili ty: while fhe nounting-rooi of fhie now. paper is tLie sentof Jowing, clieapeming tradle orders and pennies. It is Made Ia poilt Of honor to liqp:idate a grog bill, uti. not di honol' to repudiate a printer's. bill. Puritan is a term appliel, it is sax, by a Jesuit, lamed Sanl .ers, to : seet who made great professions of puri-.w of conduct. so "Metlists" were so call. ed on account, of a peculiarity of their mood of worship. The alrict. anl me. thodical regtilations of the religion of Wesley and 1is followers, icqiirei for them Ltho appellai tion by which tley r:11 recognized aniong the sects. Tho 'Pro. testants" were thiis calhl by the Cat.ho lich on account of -Jhe iprotest wltich. eix Princes of Impire, coiverl.i to iutier's doctrines, made in referenceo to the le cree of the Diet of Spire1, 1529, agaiiist t.ie exercise or proitilgation of these doctrinos. Thus those who protWsted were called "Proteat ants." Tho fait as tic bodily exercise used by the "Shak ers" in , their 'worship, suggested the namne ;and the tremulous manner usel by the preachers of the Socioty of I riends -the Orthodox in partieular-gave rise to the ;nme of "Quakere." N4ew York Daily 1ews. D)AILY and Weekly. The New York Weekly News, a great f.1mily news paper-Ienjamin Wood Proprietor-1,lhe largest, best and cheapest paper published in New York. Single copies, 6 cents; one copy one year $2; three copies Oie year. $5 60; five Copies One year, %ih 75; len copies one year, $17: and an extra copy to any club of tenl. Twenty 0110 copi s one year, $30: the WcekI Nt is senit to cler gymon at $1 610. . Auiv Youi Dii,y Ntws -To mail sub scribers, $10 por ainnon: six lionths, $i5 Paymenlts invariably in aivalne. Speilnen sopied of Daily and Weekly News sent. free. l'NJ. Wutol), Daily News Ilhilling, No. 19, City 11all8quare. N. Y. City. oct 24'a 6 kiDCo 5tIiu'a EpaeCotusmn y . VFFER uns.urpassedl fieilities for ihie ship m7aenit (fom Auirusta anid points South.) Yotion, Cotton Goode, and heavy freighuts, for savannah, New York, and all points North and West. Th'rmuurh rceipta given on which insurant con be effectedI at liowest res. -Internal Rtoveniue Tax will be pakit or bonds givenm by thia Company, in accordance with regulatIons of tha Unitett States Trrcaanry De.. partment. For particu,la. and rates, inqulre of South n Srprce omnpany. 'This Company ha now prepared to for war d "6E1 Al'db SitWER CfN, CUJRItENCY P 1WCE%9, AND FRElIOWTH, 7o 1(Mersbvtir Va., Lyinchnburg, Va., Danville, Va., lreisiul, Tenin.. Gy -pn5berp', N. C., 8alhsbury. N. ., Ralelgh,N. C. W Ieldor., N. C., - fiolerW', N.OC., 'Wlhnlngton. N. C., AND'Tb WAV' sTA'rtoNs ON Tu H irartudd and TIemnnmace lRailroadl, Stoithi-4idte Ril~rouad. Peutersbuirg Raiilroad,. Northl Caroilina Railroad, Raleigh ami G-astoni Railroad. Wial. mington and Wecldon Railroad, and Western N. C. Railroad. TIo Coltumbiti, S. U., Cl'hrk;lom,, i. IA., Maou, Ga., CoItum,bus, G.. SMoble, Aa., .)Ron it n y a., New Orleans. La. A5o To wavMTATo0Is ft!Iu5 *Ctharlte & S. C.. ltaulr..ad. South Carollhmi Raittilld. .(Gergia Rtailroad, %Mae,n andI WeVst qrp 1 eiroad, Attania anid W1 qst Jipt Il<wl. gq ,tlo1l westerg Railroad, Soy,theurn I.ed. iAlLUAgt ~ Uby the Adams htid fin' rten. Ewif 'en O f~~es, and marked toe the Ebar., of the Southern Expre.. Company, will- be pswinptlytforwarded to destinatio,n, C Fr)hs hpo by uteamshlip to or en,re pvilbpr,orwarded by Express without chlarge -fqricomilsioi nd dlr:ya!. 'If orders are left it 111r t)ffloc, w,eM- w' WI be called for and fom wa, ii I,v br.a~ .*..,.. a. GEVERALsDPItETORY, Ja idiiary. 1)istrict Jtdg-W it itol)er tson. Co:atini4sionler in 1"quiLy-1saatc 11 Moans. Clerk of Court---Saml 1 Clowioy. Sheritf--Elisha W Olloyer. Ordina4ry-Jaies Johnstou. Tax Collector---ilolbert. 11 Jennings. Cormier---Itobert. Ilawdiorn. EliheatIor-JaCo b Feuto. Nolary P'ublic-Ja.'4twWatc, Jas Caldw J., WI Oros Ir. lawCh4p, "Al D.K it b onl, Ob 'roos, I - arliel, 110N6 ROARDS 0NJ . U.'owell 11dmund1144, .John Lemon, Edwarit ; obly, libert 1; SmitI, W.illint 11 Wood. mrt., l r Jol 1) Paner; Laban C ChWiplI, )r J lit Ne.\iter, Trinas Al L ies.MJoin S )onglass, Ilohert Fokl, .h ll I Mchlcbkin, I oloklharilt, (enel Edward Taylor. 3(bItuE.ajUItonr oIf F~'ree Meltools. Tho Jl .lones, J=b phlookmlanl, Artliur I Craitr, WilIi:tI CroSby, .1akIIes A McGro y, It. E Ellisou, Dr J 1t .lMIattr, Dr W E UL)oiamuisioicia:sto Approve Pab - I- 1'e (nr1tic%.' Hlenry 1, Elliott,.la1ne 11 Aiken, John It 'ro).tI, Maisel 1lll, James 8 Stewart. Lovaami%sIouaersof Putblie BuIld. .Ljties I11 tcants, Irugi 11 'MnMaiter, 11 W ' Aiken, 0 It I Thllom pson, James il 1ion, Thtoas Jordan, (leorgo If IMAster. Commekstasioaer of the Poor. Robt lawthorn. Treasurer, 1lt!v C' orter, Clerk. Oen P D Cook, D i Kirkland. Towak Officers. Intendant--Dr Y E Aiken. Wavidk--Dr C IliLhadd, W B Creght, L V Duvall, .a; MCElry. Rteprelmetativei. enac--Gena John Bration. ilotise of lepresentatives-William .1 lillston, Jamies It Ail;en, laylis E lkin. i 110111t ziota Ofclety. James it Aiken-President. James S Stewart-Secretary and TreF. Trustees of Mlonnt Zion college-W 'I, "obert!,on, JA3-Ictints, J, II ition, 0 -11 qc'Mn1t?;Dr IV 1 Aiker. P lrauacipaaisid 'keneer" of' 11t. Z ,College. G A Woodward-Principal. Asistantij-1iev W P DuDose, W M )wight. Government of the:.United Ststes. President-Atdrew Johnson, of Tennes. ce. Scoretary of Stite-W. II. Sonrrd, of 1bw York. Secretary of War-Edwin M. Stanton, of lennsylvania. Postmaster GeneraI-Williant Denuison, fOlhio. Secut ary of the Navy-Gideon Welles, of ~onneOticut. Secretary of lie interior-Jamcs lItarlant I lowa. < I ,. .-;eretary Of th il eaidry-Iingh McCul. ough, oi llin;ois. Attorney Geneal-James Spoed, of Ken. licky. 'resident of the Senate-Lafaycth, S. oster, of Connecticul. Speaker of the lonse-Suhuyler C*lfax, it ludianta. IUPIIREME COURT. Sab14on C. Chase, OhIo, Chief Just!oo, 1. .laines M. Wayne, Georgia. 2. inuiel Nelson, New Yurk. 3. Iobert C. Orier, .l?ehusylvania. -1. Natha if oted, Maine. 5. Noiah II. S wayne-, Ohio. 13. 1ianiel D)avis, Illinois. 7. Samnel Miller, fowa. 8. Samuel F'. Fiel, California. LIRrTENANT cXNEsaALs. Winagfield Scott, Virginia. Ulysses 83. (rant, of Ohio. Atdjutaant Genxaeral Lorenzo Thomias,. Dela varo. Judge Advocato General, Josephx Holl, ). C.. (Quartermiaster Gieneral, Motgomexry C hleigs, of l'enansylvania. Tfime WVhaite Mt1a'N Pxajpes., L'INW YORKU D)AY 10OK. A.FIIIST class weekly papecr, ina favor of .the Cotiit ution as it. is, ati the Jnaion as it was. The hi* Bor I'w is niot retlin tted fromi a haily, buti is ma:i]e tny grprcaly for weekly renui in, withI a c;areul stuunary of lie i,ws t'rnm all I hei S tate~s pnda' all par of hie W ,rbi, w ithI mtarket 'lLeports, Agrieul. nraul, Financixe, .if4tt-ut, &c. T E R J/S ('.iSU--J N AD2 V4AVNE. Ine co'py one year 20 P'hree coples or9e year I)6 ive cuie olie yer, Anid ortm tOdh -bU got ter tiRotthe'clnub - 16 00 enl coIfieS one yerat-, andit One 16'the :ge tt ter, or Ihe club, 17' 00 wi.ty capt t o one "dd,C. S 86;0 fhdtnhbei buts I o fthe Ihy1 Jxa, t hrou,ght nti lia Soternt Sttes, will f'eegi4 I li alue xt ill dnte t hem, lhv notifying if or he pWe'qtnt post'offico tiddress.' Sendt for a opue o whIeh *ill be V AN EI31 E, llOlrO?f & ca43i Noa. 1623 Nxaan SI reel, Ne w York. -'or salo by all news dealers ini citien andti wsout 2.i'H5 WINNSBORO1 TRI,VIPKLY NEWS BY UILLIRO & DESPORTES Tihe peoble of tive Di4trict ar respectafisly s6ficited to give thue"NE "WS"ikeirmhppout. A Distriet Pa.pers%floatId lind Its wiy to every fir'"ide its itsownI District. IT CONTAINS TIlE LATEST GENERAL IN TELLGENCE, ANII A VARIETY OF HEADING MATTER INSTRUC TIVE AND ENTERTAINIM, ALL KINDS (' JOS WORK .XI'UTE D Wi'M NisAT.Ese AND DISPATC1, AND AS HEA SONABLY AS (JAN MO.- DONE ELSEWHORKE, MUCH A* I'O'STE11S, BILL-lEADS, cARS, LABELS, BLANKS &C., &C,,&C. 01UR OETZOE1 (8 IN TFIlE RI4R EP 'ADD BROS' JJIUG STAKE, WNEE WE WILIL BR FOUND AT ALL TIMES, Asa, naIMes @F LA W .B LA N1K ALWA?U 01, uuANw. AMard r , 186i6. P It 03 P E C T U S OF TuE FI Weekly Record. TIIE subscribers will commence in the City of Charleston, early in Novein ber, a Family Journal, to be known as t 0: 0 WEEKLY RECORD. fa It. vill contain eight pages of fine paper in a1nd clear type, and will make when bound, on I a volume of perimnuont value. g: While containing all the latest religious intloPigence from tho Churches at home and abroad, it will also contain a weekly digest of social, ieroantilo and political int'l- Ai gonce, as well as general inforntion on literary, scientific and agricultural subjects, making a joarnal iweeptable to the city and 0' country reader. hilinisters throughout, the South, ac tin Ph as agents and receiving subseriptions, will fo be entitled to. a copy. g Thin,ia. of For one copy for six monthir, 2 00 tic For one copy for one year, d 00 CLUB nATFS. j For ten copies to- one address, for six A months, $16 00 For Ien copies to ono aditess, for one year, 30 01) All subscriptions to date from the first of the month in which received. RU AI)VHRTINO HATFs. he Ono square $2 00; every subsequent in- E sertion $1 00. Contracts made on reasonable ternis. Ik U. 8. BILLD, F. A. bOO. "I Address " Weekly Record," Keyox No. 8. or oct 24'65. The Charleston Daily News. A 8 native Carolinians, the publishers will naturally look to the interest, of no their own State, and to that of the South; 1 and as citizens of the United States they will be not be wanting in the proper inount of de- Pi vot ion and respect for tie General Govern- P nient. Every effort shall be made to make the DA I1NE 1''S a first class newspaper, ts and in every way worthy of the patroungo (.I of the public. be Our terms, fur the prement, will be nt the se rate of $1) per annunit. Subscriptions re- mi ceivel for 3, ( and 12 iunths, payable in advance. PC Adoeritsing.-One squara, t6n'.lAIes, one to inset'tion, Ona Dollar and Fifty 0onta.7. co Elh continuation, Seventydiyo cnt. li .404s th1n a square, Pifteqn oetits! per ; lin for flist ihsertion.; Ifalf Pri0 for each 1'] continuation. P'otninsters nd other. throughout the no dountry, who miay Interest themselves in plecurig subscriptions, will be allowed the usual por centago. CATHCAlT, MeMILLAN& MORTON, wi Proprietors, pr No. 8 Ilayne St. Charleston, S. C. of Oct 24'05 ' P1ropectus of North 0arolina Guardian. n' BT IEundersigned will issue, commencag lon the first day of January, 1866, in the city of Charlotte, N. C., a daily and tri-wookly newspaper under the style and T title of "TIlE NOlTIH CAROLINA GUAR- I DIAN," which shall be devoted especially to a the dissemination of the latest news and ' ll the guarding, with an oagle eye, the inter. %vi ests of the State under the Constitution, and ed in conformity with the laws of the /nited States. There will also be Issued, from the same . office, a weekly paper under the style and o, title of "Ti!E CATAWBA WATC1MAN." 'I The terms for the DAILY OVUDIAN will Ti he, for one year.$7.00; six nonths, $ O; 8 i three months, $2.60; any loss time $1.00 o per nonth. Tfir Tnt-Wxxr.r OUAinITAN will be sup O plied to subscribers at $5.00 for twelvO T, months; $3.00 for six months; $1.75 for ' i throo months, and seventy-five conts po il nionth for any less time. 01 Ordinary advertisements, occupying not imore than ten lines (one square,) will be th inserted in either of the above publications 0 at seventy-tive cents for the first, insertion g sad fifty cents for eneh sunbsequent insert ion. 01 Larger advertiscements in exact proportion. TI Liberal dilscounts will be made for eon- si tract, advert ising. O 0 The WUP.Kr. W9A-renstax will be furnish ed to stubsoribers at $2.00 per annum, single copy, andi to a club of five for $7.00, to a club of ten for $12.50, and to a club of* twenty for $20.00, with an extra copy to, the getter upl of. clbs. All orders should be addressed to J. E. DRlITTON, Editor and Proprietor "Guardinn." Charlotte. N. C. *lj Editors will confer afavor by giving the above, with this note, a few insertions, at least, in their publications, and entering ta the "o-nCAIIoLINA (IUARDIAN" 'lgolt is their exelhanvgo lists. JB1 . pa December 6, 186. es T,he Southernercu, It, in PUntiiSILI wNIIKLY AT DlAnLINIITeN, if. C., BY' 3. M. DitOWN. W Mi-Sof subscription-To subsoribers 3 - orr' onW bookl., ,$3.50; to new subsori bers, $4. Adlvertisements pmor square, tirst insertion, $1.60; each ettbsequent, inser - tion $1. Advertisements not piahA 'for in advance will be contiu'd firitft part for, and hoe C eharged accordingly. Tracticit advertise muents mustlbo piIfp fep adyatng. . dlyer.. tisenments not marked for a certamn ntumber ofis,10,w g trn until, for Oct 2406 The Canadena Journal. P'UnLiIIfit WMEKLY AT CANDPN, 5. Ii., th BY J1. T. IIElRSIIMAN. oct 2-I'U5 In Pres. By WiM. 1J. 6;MITHl & CO., old and Fireside Dook Publishiili Hoise, 68 Fayetteville t., Raleigh, N. (. NA MEL ESS: M)Y MRS. rANNY HURDAUGH DOWNINO. to vol.'10 mo ; Fine Cloth, Price$2.00' rhis is a thrilling story of heart- life antfi~W 5hionable world, and asido from I aboorb. g plot, artistically interwoven, it ~abounds liv ggeslive thoughts and descriptive pssAges, r-ad and exquisite tn character and finish. MOSSES FROM A ROLLING STONE; DY TENELLA-ARY DAYARD OLARICKE. thor or "Reniniscenses of Cuba,'' "Wood Notes," "ITranslatiousof Magueritu," "lay Tartuffo," etc. acvul., 16 mocloth ...........Price 91.25 Umains complete etical writinga of the pular authoreWs, nos a beautifu seti6g all the *p.arkling diamonds that have beent Iad clinging to the --rolling stdd" 'or a eat lif4, a it washed with the obb and flow the seething tide of Thought and linagina. 'n. TilE CIIANGF, OR Statemint of tI Resons and Juacts which made me a BJaptisS. BY VEv. T B. XBINoaDUmv le voluille, 16 mo, cloth, ....... Price $2.pi) Hut tow writers wield a pen with such con minate skill, grace and vigor, as Mr. Kings ry. liis book has reecivel the Inost hearty d carneat critical endorsement of Elders T. Si inner. J. D. liuffmnap, Eitor ibl i R. rler, N. D. Cobb, 'or. Sec. N a. C.'faptiat ard of blisslons, and other oivnent Divines io Haptist family should b without it. N ponint of the laptists should fail to road it." Dct 19'65 Y tihe First of'October, or as sotn ha othe,mai. araoe-ostablished. I Wig C.. w the publication o'f the "CIiIHISTIAN fDEX" atid the "CIIILD'S INDEX" .havo en publishing. 'ice of -"Index," per annumr $3 00 'ice of ''Child's Index," ': : 50 Aloney may be remiitted at once, rs my do Iminatiou is positive. My dsiro is to so re a largO subscription list with which to gin, and I issue this prosplotus that sub ribers may have time to forward their re tiances. It is my intention to issue first. class pa ts, and no pains or expense will be spare(, eenlre that end. The beat writers and rrespondents will be secured, and the ghest religloas and literary talent will bo fen to file papers. The 6lILD'S PA 'It will be piofasely iltlestrated and'will, every sense, be made to conform t w title. 'iar 6111ild's Delfaist. Money may be sent by Express or other- - so- -if by Express, at my risk, if the ex ss receitt is sent me, on the resumption mail fac Ities. My connection with flie 'firin bt J. W. irke & Co., i dissolved, but I will estab h an office i& Maeon, 0a., where commu ,ations may be addresied. SAMUEL BOYKIN. ]eDaialyE N , PETERSBURG, VA., AS entered upon its fifteenth yetr, in an enlarged form, with new type, under spices highly flattering. It has a large and ily increasing birctilaton. and offlre te mer. ants ad others 'desirinr to communicate th the Southern public. advantagec surpass. by none. ADtElTISING RtATE: ONE SQUA11 vo weeks...,................. t Ve month...................... l rec months...............,........i fx) c mionths...................... 00 le year .................... .00 wweeks....................0 0. 0 month................... FO~ aaIkonthax................ 6 V live 1pionthel,'o... 4. e montas....................... 30 (W io yer ............. 60 .0 Persons de'siri ng a grea'er quaniyo pc in above designated, will be anett modapdc' iiberal terims. - c.~oaei SUBSCIUPTrION .iIATR$ ngle Copy, (mailed) i .es acimonth, do 75 '* taco months, do g i months, do sedd r'ess do'U0' A. F. CR UTCiiFIIELD & COgt og t 24'65 Petersburst, Va. Isaternal 'lesvdamut Gaal* ) 1 jI an abtraturthe it.atah ,, tfull Direct (or Land) Tax-Laj~ aitoed Stetes, wtth Me alo of , tensey. Stamp cet~s mp9 g the lidte4u'-r tlr"vrou ~ iee July I, ISti. antdiatendeIftbr thte. I informatnon of thme TastPayere to added,ani Almitraot et the Ants of Congress ssed duirin g the Wqr, relative to Abaodo. Land, and pthor aetrs.of 'general ipter en il @. .El or, Attleu. et,w vchtteeTait- r-the rMi Ellection District South Carehina. ''he hook wIll contain about 711 egs, and iIIhe issue n a few week. ~cr con, r cop a liberal discuinintrade. dors accompanied wfosh to' act 24.65 Greenvillo,S. 0. Tfime 4Eerl iILISUlID wsuELYTAT ANDhusoN 0. la,e DY SkO1, &I li I~~o T Tree Psaf pe ap unra- 1tr Wkhtte kae ttt di i & '1*9, o}ilavs a' ar'l ap4bila RZA TBE& D 31%YA9NG::. Advertisements inserted at the- raetst of' ao Dollar per aouare' of tel .lnesI. e p Aaisorsu, and 'Fftty.Cents for- eaoch. byeggeli.insprion. Obituqriorasn4tiar-. ago N otives char'ged for at.ihose raies ect 24'6&