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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-06-28
IMPORTANT T0 FLsAkEE
H - TT III E
RICHMOND FACTORY,
Richmond Co., Ca,

TONTINEES t, manufacture WOOLkEN
" CLOTH at l24 cents per yard fnrt PLAIN
md I8' for TWills-fnding every material ex-
cept Tie Wool. The extensive and family
increasing patronage the Factory has enjoyed
for years past. assure the Proprietors, that the
ARTICLE Of Winter Clothing f6r Negroes made
GJ them, has not been surpassed ty any Cloth
made Eertb .or South f. -. 80.
Recent extensive imp, and Others
now being erected. enable us TO keep up the
standard Of tie Goods, and to sechfe an eArly
delivery. - .. - -. :
Planters, or others; Who may wish to send Us
Wool to be made into Cloth. can send it dirty
or clean-if washed it. should beSdone in cold
water, and done thoroughly. :. If senr dirty,
charge half cent per yard for wishing. Bury
wool is not o!,jt tctionable-the burrs are re-
moved by machinery. TIlE.TAME2 OF THE
OWNER SHOULD BE MARKED UPON
EVERY PAKAGE SENT. -....,lt- as Il
Wool sent by Railroads 10 Georgia, A1sbama
Tennessee, or S0uti, Carolina. to the Augusta
Depot, with OWNERS NAME aud .Rich-
mond Factory marked upon it, will be regu.
lsrly and promptly. received, and the Cloth,
when made. returned to the point Directed
Each parcel is made up in the turn received
We would espaciallyF urge Upon patrons sthe
est,nscsssity Of sending in ths Wool % soon
rs clipped. IS this rule is followed. the parties
wo6ld aiways be su5e of having ure Cloth in
All Instructions to Mepsrs. >, FLEMING "a
ROWLAND, orr Agents in Augusta, Ga -. t.ss..,
....,.,ssss .4s,,.. rs ~, A.-JoHNSTON, A.,
.. ]. ,;.ss g.. President Richmond Factory. :,
March %. 1851, 4s, sm ;, < :, '''',
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-06-28
TO MARRIED LADIES

is peculiarly suited. ILw i'll. in short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity
CAUTION-Thesc Pills should not he taken
BY females that are pregnant, daring the first
three months, they nre sure to'hrinc IN Mis-.
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Pain in the Back md Limbs. Heaviness. Fa-
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-06-28
BY. w. A. LEE AND HUGH, WILSON. JR.
SHALL WE KNOW EACH OTHER THERE.

HALL WE KNOW EACH OTHER THERE
When we hear the music ringing --''
,, Through the bright celestial dome. o
When sweet angel voices ringing, ..s
r Gladly bid us.welcome home
/. To the land Of ancient story %. -.
s.. Where the spirit knows no care;
20 ai,at land Of light and glory,
Shall We know each 9th her there =
When the holy angels meet US.
AS we go to joinaheir band,
Shall we know tEszSfends that greet us,
In the glorious spirit landa
Shall we see their dark eyes shining
On us MS in days Of yorca
Shall we feel their dear nrms twining
Fondly round us rs before?
Yes. nv earth wo,'n soul rejoices.
And my weary heart s"ows light
For the thrilling angel voices,
Andfhe angel faces bright,
That shall welcome US in Heaven,
Are the loved Of long ago,
And 10 them is kindly given
Thus their mortal friends to know.
O.! ye weary ones and Lost ones.
DrooP not, faint not by the way;
Ye shall join the loved and lost ones
In the land of perfect day
uarp-strings. touched by angel fingen,
ar Murinur in'my raptnred ear:
Evermore their sweet tone fingers.
We shall know each other there.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-06-28
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
.... SIR JAMES CLARKES
CelenNntcd Female Pills.
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1t modcratee all excesses and removes all oh.
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-06-28
MY WARD.

i was only twenty three years ,of, age
when became that important psrsonage-
a guardian of, he person and fortune of
Miss Fanny Jones and this wAs how it
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-17

stead of striving necessarily to prolong
the discord existing between the two
places? Does it hasten the settlement
of the question, or influence in any
manner final result
IN the final decision Of this matter
VIC doubt not the recent vote Of thepeo-
pie will have great weight with the
department. In referring to this, We
find that the whole number of votes
cast was 2,3l5, of which 1899 votes
were given for Olympia and 63? for
Vancouver, thus showing that the pco-
pie do not desire change.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-17
SEM1-WEEKLY MAIL ON THE SOUND

SEMI WEEKLY MAIL ON THE SOUND.
Official information has been received
at this place that the contract for carry
ing semi-weckly mail upon the Sound
has been awarded to Geo. Parkinson,
ESQ.,, Of Stcilacoom, for the sum Of
5000 per annum. II this semi.
weekly service is performed with any.
thing like the regularity Of the present
weekly service performed by Capt
Fleming, it vii! be all the community
have right to expect.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-17
Preclamation By the Governor If Washing
ton Territory. .,. =

WHEREAS, BY act passed At the Eighth Session
Of the Legislative Assembly Of Washington Terri
tory, the qualified voters OF the Territory were re-
Quested 70 vote u the next ansual election In
their respective precincts, naming their choice VI
the place Of location Of The Seat of0ovespment for
Washington Terrier. and
wssssAs. by said act il 10 made the dsty Of he
Governor u publish, By Proelausatiss. the sam-
Der Of votes given for each place voted for
Now. thercfor-, I, Henry y. Nc0ili. Acting Gov
ernor Of the Territory Of Washington, do hereby
publish and declare the following 70 he the result
Of the vote at the general election held on the sth
day 1t July, 4. D. 1881, usder the eel sboss re-
fcsred to The whole number u votes csst Vas
..3i5; Olympia received 20 votes vsaeouver,
esS: Saeiiaeoosn, $50: Pom Towsaeua. -; Wsoh
waila, 81; Sssssle, ~ Post Nsdisos, .; Chez.
boasg, D; Port LHdlow, ,; CevelaaA, q; Jsoes-
son, l ; Madisos, Z; Rocklasd, 8; Hosts d The
fouchet, I. E aHtlNr
Givea ssass ~ haad asd 49, ssal a ~
(ssAl] Territory, ~ Olympia, this - day u Az
gust, A. d. 1861.
HENRY y. ncCULL.
Acting 0Oyesnag WashtnGssa 1esviAosv.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-17
Gatherings BY the Wayside.

V1t0eIA0&s " snO " eysA~S'
Col. WV. II. WALLACE, Delegate
elect, left this place for Washington
City Oh Saturday last.
An Eastern exchange says that the
wife of the poet Longfellow was
recently burned to death at CAM
bridge, Mass. She was engaged in
making wax seals for the amusement
of her daughters, when her clothing
took fire from match which she let
fall. In trying to save her life, Mr..
Longfellow was also severely burned.
The lady survived until the following
noon, when she died. The afflicted
poet will have the sympathy Of the ma
ton.
The Sacramento Ln;o" says that
grasshorpcrs are committing devasta-
tons in various localities in Sacrament
to county, Cal.
The population of Victoria is about
1000, one half of whom are negroes
and Indians.
The Legislature Of Connecticut pro-
poses to establish town bearing the
name of Spmguc, in compliment to the
patriotic Governor of Rhode Island.
The daily overland mail service from
the Atlantic States to California reduces
the cost from 81, 437, 900 to 81, ZOO, 900,
and gives us daily in the place of a
semi-monthly service. The mail is to
be carried through in twenty days.
An Eastern journal says: The Mobile
Adrertiser invites proposals for 23o, 900
collins, application to be made to jeff.
Davis. The old Rail-splittcr at Wash
ington will undertake the job of filling
thcm-paying his own bills. The fill
ing will be of southern material.
A letter was received at the Post
Office in Washington, on the 18th ult.,
addressed rs follows: "For Hon.
Jefferson Davis, President of the South
crn Confedcracy. Care of General
Scott, that good old soldier, who is re-
qucsted to retain it until Gen. Davis
calls for it in person.
Superintendent Miller has made the
following appointments for Qui-nai-ult
Reservation: Sub "A gent, John w. An
derson; employees, Edwin Marsh, Jas.
F. Morgan, II. II. Stillman, F. A.
Clark and Benz. Harmed. The present
object is to erect buildings for the Res
crvation, in some instances mechanics
have been substituted for other posi-
tons for the time being.
Parties have commenced the recon
struction Of the warehouse ut Linn
City, Ogn., destroyed by fire in May
last.
The Union colors, the red, white and
blue, arc in great demand by the ladies
in the Eastern States.
The law closing all places Of business
on Sunday, in California, went into
effect on the 4th inst.
Two bodies were recently found on
cnigrant road across the Cascades, sup
posed to be of father and son. They
were presumcdto have been murdered.
The Statesman says that the appor-
tionmcnt under the last census, gives
California three Representatives. in Con-
gross. The tickets now in the field
will each have new name added.
John Hamilton has been duly in
stalled as Postmaster at Salem, Ogn.
Starkweathcr and Matlock, the lately
appointed Register and Receiver at Or
egon City, Ogn., have entered upon
the discharge Of their respective duties.
Apples, Ecars, aud plums are abun-
\ n
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-17
Condition of National Resources.

Condition Of National Resources.
On the first page will be found a
review of the reports eminating from
the departments of Treasury, War and
Navy, which we extract from late
number of the s. F. Mirror. The Sec
rotary of the Treasury reports that the
whole amount required for the fiscal
year of 1862 may not exceed little
over S3ls,OOO,OOO. This is proposed
to he raised by increase of duty, taxa
ton, and a loan. The increase upon
property taxation, from the estimate of
the Secretary, will amount to about
onc-ftth of one per cent. Our finan-
cial embarrassment does not appear at
all alarming from this report.
The Secretary of War, after cnumer-
ating the property stolen by the Con-
thicvcracy, sums up the entire force
of the Federal army at 100000. This
is after deducting the three months
volunteers, whose term of service has
expired. The report closes with mer-
tied commentator Of the services of
our gallant Scott.
The Secretary of the Navy reports
that on the 18th of March the naval
force consisted of So vessels, containing
1,346 guns, of which only AZ vessels,
with 555 guns, were under commission,
the remainder being dismantlcd, etc.
Since that time the navy has been in
creased to 80 vessels, and those in for
eign waters made available. The de-
partmcnt has contracted for the build
ing of twenty.thrce gun-boats, each of
about 500 tons burthen.
These papers contain much valuable
information concerning our national
affairs, and will amply repay a pcrusal.
Be- Republicans, patriots, conservative men,
we congratulate you in the triumph of the standard
bearer of your cherished principles. - Washington
Standard, July 81.
| You may thank your lucky stars, Mr.. Standard,
| IoT ulslsiOH Vi Inc IcuoCTAuC Muhc
much of this " triumph of the standard-bearer of
your cherished principles" for it will be apt to be
to be your last triumph for some time to come
Oregon Democrat.
Yes; your party in trying to divide
the Union did divide itself, we creek
on" The address was not made to Re-
publicans only, but to all patriots-in-
Guiding that portion OF the Democracy
who had the manliness to prefer the
welfare of country to that Of party.
There were some honorable men in
your party you see, MIR. Democrat.
|
ARRIVAL OF THE SECRETARY.-Mr.
L. j. S. Tourney, our newly appointed
Territorial Secretary, accompanied by
J. T. Knox, Esq, his brother-in-law,
arrived at this place by last nights
stage. Both gentlemen bring their
families, with the intention OF making
Washington Territory their permanent
home. Mr.. Tourney left Fairfield, ILL.,,
July Goth, and experimental very pleas
ant trip out. He was welcomed to
Olympia by the firing Of Federal
salute.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-17

LATE APPOINTMRNTs.-The StalesMa,,
ofthe 18th says: "Letters from Mr..
Bush state that DR.. Henry has been ap-
pointed Surveyor General for Washing
ton Territory, andB. F. Kendall Super
intendent of Indian Affairs. As Indian
Agents he mentions II. A. Webster OF
W. T.. W. II. Barnhart, Chas. Hut
chins and Simeon Francis, Of Oregon,
and Mr.. Bancroft, OF Ohio.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-17

~ The Adrrtisr says that "pelit-
ical cant" divided the Union, where
upon the Statesman responds: "Yes;
and can't be a Senator made Curry q
disunionist.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-17

~ Aquia Greek 10 stream Of no
great length, but Of considerable depth,
that puts into the PotOmac shout city,
6vc miles below Washington. Il ap-
pears to be a position Of come impor.
tance, and IL, Therefore, defended BY
powerful batteries constructed on the
Potomac at the mouth Of the creek, By
the rebels. ai 81 le=aai.o -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-17

~ The Adrertiser says there is q
difference betweenthe resignation" Of
officers and the desertion" Of privates.
The latter deserts, while the former
stands chance Of meeting his deserts.
Not much difference, after all.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-17

~ The Advertiser 10 now appealing
to the pockets Of Northern men to ar
rest the war. It is the strong argu-
ment with our cotemporary.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-17

h@- Capt. Fleming has again laid us
under obligations for favors.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-17

i Tho New. Yoslr Tribune asks- 'Who
planted the cannot ON the hanks Of the
Mississippi The planters, we suppose
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-17

AN IxcllExr.-The Yrs'r oaraaE
relates the following: ,ags8 .,,,,,,sx;,,s
. One Of our exppeasmep, . few 10
since while travelling thypsgh the cosar
Try. stopped Is The cabin - IN old min
81, who rauxiously iRapipea "a 10 the
latest nevA Bod enoaGb reolie1 ~
ve.dsr sfesy; :: .thesssP';;i s. enlsll hass
s e.; AZ. si'i hung r'sssss IS
cody stsppsa into biss alia. itosk down
HE riael ana exe(aimed ;Ir Anybody
ON take ny alaim thstI Wants IL, bat
dame, il I Ant ~ fof ~ Wars, aad
III have Washingten CITY heek " nsv-
O. return l'sb OR iatofmaQt aesnrss .
that - would hsvs baeA - geed - b.
word had he not lsarpe& T. he great
ssatiaesais.. Itnat h. Aadlhsss the W.
tim ofAsseIk'!'' Sac ,rasssiys .esss8 q. o.Aas'e
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-17

- The most sxtrsordinary in.
stance Of patience on record In modern
timesb Is that Of judge In Illinois, who
at silently for two daTs while : couple
Of wordy sttorneys contended about the
construction Of an. act Of the Leg'sla'
ture, and then ended tho controversy
:" Gentlemen. the Idtv il repealed"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-17

many OF WuOSO uUve US0u GboEOkScNu
service. Ohio has several more regi-
mcnts nearly oil Of which have been
accepted iia .,1i ia a4-,ts' sa T.
Conuecticut regiments which come
In latest from the battlefield saved
oeoO, 900 b. the collections Of stoves
which had been abandcned daring the
retreat. rift' By 'ir 'ti.t' Z. F
Col Nfiles, who commanded the re-
serve cesID = Belts BON, hm beea a.
rested 81 dirslietion a duty. niaf7s' Is
The rs6els are plasting battegio a
artillery at Fairfax Coast Hoase.
C0agrss viii not adjourn thu week.
Baltimore. July 25th.-A private
letter from Gen. Pattersou, dated Hsr-
psr's Ferry July Esd, says Gen. John
500 retree6ed to Winehester where he
had thrown up intrenchments and he'd
q large number of heavy guns. I could
have tnrued his position aud attacked
him in the rear, bat he bad received
large endorsements from Missouri,
Alabama, and Georgia, making . total
force Of 81, 900 coufcdc.ateA and 5000
from Virginia. Ny forca Wa les than
10000, being 10 regiments, whose
time expired or would expire within .
week, all refusing to stay Que hour over
time, but four regiments, viz: "a 1ndi-
ana and nth and 18th fennsylvania,
and another unknown. Nine regi-
inents have gone home, two more 60
to-day, and three tomorrow. To avoid
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-17

COWe VINO SSs0uupt6Q 70 OeSert WoC0 8C.
rested and lodged in jail. ff
The n. Y. zssses Dispatch Gays We are
already informed thas Col. Hunter end
Huntsslsnas apcl mpialy recovering;
and thas they will rspost Sor duty next
Monday. s'a,o 81 . f,ar ca- ). vfr'b
.ha, the Ceslsderssss ave IL troops Al Newport
News tweasy- seur Assr 10 Isssc. 'H 7at
! WAsssxssss, Ssl1 seth.--aieh, hso ths Cua-
n.wes - Naval Albis, sspsstsas ~ 70 asshes-
isc esuseruesiou e - enal sids-whesl -sAsaasrs
Of light drasght - great sui(tsess, sad appro.
psis1lsg el36, 80. 9As sosaosss psepsssd dss a
lishs d!.ashA 81 - ssssassss eAs sa{s ed ~
~; =. e. Is, s'sy e g ':s r. So: ss:ss
sssss 10 ssiiIsss b sAs lissslss u cs,subia,
nasosA. ffss n94r sofi SCI sHprsf 4FI. tfs1
SpslAiae oGhrsd . ,sssslsaiss, The Senate CO.,
curiag tat bolh Hesses Close the present session
% psiaay next. AdsP~s1. }hr- ilS"{ iiAsa
In the Senate the tariff bill was taken up ed
Tie s.,.,-.s. CIV - AZ. The. s..,,, s,~ han.
sisAs, snd saai1s1 bre4sssise.a THY eaje oAay
~ vas - - slaaeasa - ~ PseelA 80 thAa
they had ben ADVISED = lee 70 the Fort. Gen.
Dultleg ordered DEF - folan. tr" ITO
A special dispassA y ~ New Yak ~ Ays
~ sshsls rev ahss1k - hiobt sen6disg H. Pe-
ssnae q Levh fes1, aheve Gssas Pan. peesrs,
gard Asd seat tegtlcsS ialo C6aaeA cously "a
vieiaity, 10 prosiss ttsvlGss6 isa jkesas.S Of
: Gee. 4cClsllas boil sensd sedass l6rbidalng Ne
departing soldiers from sakisg their arms viii
them. 49,. 49,. -. = w
Locrsvitts, July setA-4As RsehMord Baat
Csavestsua adjessned, silsg sdvisiag We Cesssd-
ersis 0overasest " ssss 500, 90, 600 In trsssa-
~ notes. nm, .
Mr. rcombs has resigned tho State Secretsryship
The Kingwood chronicle. [volume] (Kingwood, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-06-08
SELECT POETRY.
Smile and be Contentcd.

The world grows old. and men grow cold
TO each whilst seeking treasure
And what with warl. and care and toll
We scarce have time forpleasure
But never mind that il q less
Not much 70 Pc lamented
Life rolls On gaily. If We viii
But smile and 81 contented.
+ We are poor and would be rich.
It will not BE bN pining:
No. steady hearts and hopeful minds
Are life $ bright silver lining.
There sneera man that dared to hope
Hath Of bis choice rerented
The happiest souls Oh earth. are those
Who smile and are conteufed.
Whom grief doth come 10 raek the heart,
And fortune hid4 us sorrow,
From hope we may ! blessing reap.
And consolation borrow.
II thorn will rise whore roses bloom.
It cannot He prevented;
So make the best of life you can,
And smile and he can5ened
The Kingwood chronicle. [volume] (Kingwood, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-06-08
From Brona1or's { Tenn II Aiy
Our Chances Of Success.

We are hot of that class of men Who can
urge and stimulate tie Young of The
South, to plunge head tl-lang into this war. un-
der Tile false delusipn and grounaleSS hope, of
whipping out the North, whose troops are all
towards and low down, inexperienced tribe
Of roap-eater4, anl street-loaterS That the
South will succeed in few opening brushes,
such a. the taking Of Fort Sumter and tile
capture of Harper Ferry. as veil ~ tile
moderate assault ia Baltimore, We ~ not
doubt tor one moment But that III thc enl.
the South II u fail. We have no more doubt
than va have of our being The recent cen
~ furnishes the proof of this, to any calm
deliberate mind Il shows that the Free
States. which adhere to the Government,
haze population of males Between eiyItesa
and IprtyJife, of THREE MILLIONS sEyES
1T NpRED AND SEVENTY EIGHT THOUSAND.
and al the Slave States have only one MIL
LION SIX HUNDRED ANE FIFTY-FIyE THOU
SAND, while the Seeding States, excluding
Virginia and Tennessee have but FIVE Hun
vast difference in men, let Us add that Of MON
EY, inventive skill, habits Of industry, and
the entire absence of any element Of domes-
tie danger, and We shall find the disparity IN
fnitely greater. In a struggle between such
contending parties-Which may God in his
mercy avert-who that is unprejudiced, and
not led astray by excitement, can fail to see
what must be the end2 We thus speak, BE-
cause we are not mad and wicked enough to
see our land drenched u blosd, and our young
men slaughtered by thousands And these
coanselz now denounced ~ unpatr;otic, will