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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-01
IN SENATE.

In SENATE.
FRIDAY, March LIST, 1861 10 A. M,
Prayer by Rev. Dr.. Hoge.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS -a' ~l
By Mr.. HOLMES-Memorial from Hatch
Langdon, Cincinnati, concerning claima against
the State. Committee on Claims. Fifff
BY Mr.. HARSH-Memorial of Rose, Neil
g. Dismond, claiming $639,76 for loss on con.
Also, bills for flag staff and flags; amounting
to $685. 5,4l-for State House. Committee on
Claims.
DU ~ SECOND READING. rM "a
S. B. No. 255-Amending the Independen,
Treasury Act. Committee Of the Whole.
s. B. No. 169-For the protection of bees
came back from the House amended, with a
new bill. Amendment agreed to-yeas 81, nays
6. The bill imposes fine not exceeding $l0C
and imprisonment in county Jail from 10 to &c
days, for stealing honey or bees, valued OF $35
or disturb, iniur, or destroy the came.
BILL INTRODUCED.
s. B. No. 265; By Mr.. SCHLEICH-To
amend sec. Of the act of May 1st. 1852, fx-
ing salaries Of certain officers. The changes il
makes are as follows:
Salaries Of the Judges of the Court of Common
A~0et R~bSNSS W 0sosS A@tDAoA tnub AlOOOsu
REPORTS or STANDING COMMITTEES.
By. Mr.. BRECK, from the Committee on
Municipal Corporations, an amendment TO H.
B. No. 37l-Supplementary to the various acts
in relation to the organization OF cities and in
corporated villages. It is a bill which permits
the city Of Cleveland,to fund 'its floating debt
Amendment agreed to, and the bill passed. -
yeas %, nays 10. ~ -
Mr.. BRECK, from the same committee re
ported S. b No. 266-To authorize cities of
the second class to fund their floating debts.
Mr.. BREWER moved to reconsider the vote
by which the bill to sell the Catherine Street
Cemetery Is. B. No. 1881 was lost. Agreed to.
On motion 1t was referred to Mr.. Holmes
Mr.. SPRAGUE-From the Committee on
Eurolment, reported the enrolling Of sundry
bills.
COMMITTEE or THE WHOLE.
On motion of Me. STANLEY, the Senate
resolved itself into Committee of the Whole,
on the orders Of the day, Mr.. Cuppy in the
4. - r.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-01
W. A. Batchelor,s Hair pvel

This splendid Hair Dye has instantaneous In
efect-Beautiful Black or Natural Brown-no staining
the skin orinjurng the Hair rrmones the sDsur an
effect Of Bad Dyes, and invigorates the hair for life
None are genuine unless signed "w. A. Bachelor"
Sold everywhere. az r
oHAs. BAToHEL0R, Proprietor,
Iyl2Wly 81 Barclay Street. New Yort.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-01
For the Whiskers and Hair.

The subscribers take pleasure in announcing to the
Czens Of the United states that they have obtained the
Agency for and are now enabled to offer to the American
public, the above Justly celebrated and word-rnowned
artcle.r The
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02


~ The following letter, which emphaticaly speaks
for itself, written by the Dean Of the Faculty Of
the Philadelphia College Of sieiicine-to the editors
OF the Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal, San Fran
cisco, for publication
PGILADEI PuIA, January 11th, 1859.
To the editors of the Pacific Medical Journal
Gentlemen My attention has been called TO an art
Gle In The December number Of your journal, In regard
to the All eundem degree granted 10y the Philadelphia
College of Medicine 20 Dr. l.. J. Czapkay When the
application for the degree made to the Faculty, %
was accompanied by ahdavtS and testimonials 70 the
effect that DR.. CEapkHy regular graduate NJ. -.
of the University Of Pesth, had served surgeon in
the hungarian army and was regular practitioner
of medicine. 0n the strength ~ usse tie degree
was granted. The ad eutden degree, as It's name i'm
plies, is conferred graduates only. and gives oz
privileges. Had there been the slightest suspi
of rrcgularity, the application would have been
refused. By inserting this in your journal YOU VII
do act Of justice tu the College, and confer favor
on Yours, very respectfully II. RAND,
Dean of the Faculty Of tile Philadelphia COlPge Of
Medicine.
DR. L. J. CzAPKAY'S private Medical and Surgical
Institute is sacramento street below Montgomery,
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company 5 Office,
San Francisco The pocior offers free consultations,
and asks no munerFto unless he effects cure
Office hours frcu A. NJ. to9F
CERTIEACATE.-I, the undersigned, Gov
ernor OF Hungary, do testify hereby, that hr. H. J.
Czapkay has ryed during the contest iiung riAn
liberty, rs Ch c Surgeon, in ihg Hungarian army
with faithful pers, Nheieut have given to
him this certic'te and rec' nmend him 20 tt syni,n-
thy, c'tenon ana protection OF AL those who yre
pable Of appreciAtng patriotic self sacrifice and un
deserved misfortune. K0>SUlu LAJOS,
Governor If Hungary.
WAsH1NoToN CITY, Jan 6tli 1872 f,Ll7
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02

Mrs. WINS ONV,
An experienced Nurse aud Female Physician, PRESENT.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02
RSDAI NOR MING. MAY 2, 1861.
Sperial Qotirra.
RELIGIOIS,

Divine service Eiil continue to be held at Major
Breden's on the Orovs road, s miles from Marys.
vile; at Jackson La1ham'l, the Bangor road, 5
miles from Mury,vie; and AZ Philip ChurchvlHs, on
the Long Bar road, ar ZtbrIskle's. I. MAYO wnl
preach at the above places alternate sundays st2
o'clock P VI. sp26.ln
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02
HAY Ian ID
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

I oST on the night of 2Sl April Gold bracelet
clasp. The finder will receive the above r. ward BY
leaving at this office. il was lost either st.
Maiden Lane. ap2Slw
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02
MRS. WINSLOW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has
Soothing Syrup for children tsetlng which greatly ia
citate the process Of eethng, by aofiening the gums
reducing all ln1amation-will ailay nil pain, and is
sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon mothers
viii give rest to yourselves aud relief and health
your infants. Perfectly safe In ali cases See adver
usement in another coluu may4-ly
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02
CO.Partnership Notice.
CARD.
u OR SALE

.ss1Ek a desirable Homestead. situated on G ST..
y; HT hetv+1n Third AMI Fou,th. No 93 The
stFif house Is n comEo6inaS Snh suhsiantiSl brick
sSss' contain ming hve rooms shov- and FIVE in
le basement Al !ng ten rooIns all conveniently ar
anaed Lot 20 oy 81.
Also sdioi"inga enod Rrick Store, lot 3 hy 100
nqn re on the premises, No. 80 street, e'st SIDE
apiS-if
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02
kiVPrV Notice.

/ HAVE this d5y sold to Mr. j. G.. WILLIAMS a
one half tttere4t In the p on,,r Stable, and the
Livery business cot ncctvd herewith
MARY syiie April 24'h, SCI. T. SEAWARD.
The p oneer Livery sni Sele Stable will hereafter
g c0rdu red NV ihr uuder yned under the nsme and
Hrm ofSEAWARD WILL ms
TIL y SEAwkrD,
mp my J. G. WILLIAMS
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02
Dissolution ofCo-Parimership.

TNIiE CO. partne Oh heretofore existing under the
i firm Of Seward = BGi ne is thi, dHy d SOLVED by
mutual cor SCI I r. StAWAKD,
Maysytle, April )ih, l9 /. II. BARNETT
All debts due and owing tn the late mr. TO be pad
10 T. >tHwarl, who will continue the Livery business
at the oI stand corner Of second street a. Maiden
Lane. itp +-Iu1 T. SEAWAKD
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02
r q R q ALE

fA'W6 very dne building lots. Nos. 2 and in Block
Three, Range II, in the city Of Mar svllle 'front.'
log N@ Hoieon square On the South For Terms, &c,
apply O.
apl4-u f. W. HASKELL.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02
NO. 50.
q IT'D 4lat)Onat nrmutrat.
me nemocralic State Central Cnmmii.

Ihe democratic State Central Commit.
TEE Nil meet at the City Of San Francisco on TUES
DAY the Ith day Of May next, at IL O'Clock n.
general attendance earnestly requested, az bu,ness
Of great Importance will come before the Committee
P. uOGE, Chairman.
At the last G-nora Meeting nj the Committee. ,hs
foll' wing resoluts"n Vas una' im1usy sdop ed
Rssotced, That proxies can he Conferred only unor
men Uers u he S ate Central Democratic Coumittee
Daily national Democrat., 1861-05-02
VOL. vi.
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
n1rY AND WEERL Z
ny A. s. RANDALL & co.
onc. corner Maiden Lane and S'00n" S''se''
TERMS OF THE DALI: -
urTr FIFTY CENTS.
o.. year ,tper mail in advance)' sle &c &c
" six months " 49,. .... 8 10
~ three
D WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT
.,,,sbed every Saturday mof.irg, and contains
is eiclt columns of reading Matter ne ann OF
twebyI jshers will be to make 1t a good paper ana
ssseuitsbe se Gering the Auantieo'a'eS'
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY:
DER YEAR.. by mail FIVE DOLLARS.
- ,e,ns Az 90 Three Months -. so 90
List OfAgents.
n usUER R..........Sa San Francisco.
gB DAVIDSON.... .....:...::. sacramento
A. g. SIMPSON..... .oroville and vicinity
FILLER & FARLEY. ........Camptonville.
ST. G. WILSON. ......... 81 LOUIS
TyERETS, WILSON CO, Pine Grove.
M a s. BURNHAM.. .Morrson's Dggings.
HTNTINGTON BROS, J. W .OREAR, ,Downieville.
NJ IEEKS ,..... ........ :. :. New York.
EFT JORDAN. N............ North san Juan
a II JN0. STONE, ....... ....... Nevada.
WK. SPENCER. ...........Grass Valley
San Andreas independent., 1861-06-22

Murphys.
San Andreas independent., 1861-06-22

hour Of extremity by denouncing IT, measures Of
National snrif infn suDncnfinn 6,r naaoe AZ tie b
San Andreas independent., 1861-06-22

LADIES, If you want ine assortment Of Dry Goods,
Staple, Fancy and Domertic Goods, just call in at
AR HANS
San Andreas independent., 1861-06-22

'se7srE Is atSrss % ssns.
|<fs1E 4t5E&TIn< 81 PERSONS u0fpfxl- or
s@ti~~ ne Hrrehr- in f'lir rrr;rt-s = ~
!. tc t;.~ar i-.stira 4 te - section e tIs
San Andreas independent., 1861-06-22
z - = -. - We -

Hrr 9 - rhfvsy, OK re-=lirxey. hereafter
mr. - any {fssSr rsernt the Cu<rr 7atyyeyrr. hi-
,sA4sss s4.s be rsasEfetti IL ENibEarE IN my
San Andreas independent., 1861-06-22

-; -
- nsmrFs~m.r ~~m-m-@~~a ~<~++ lrA<sr'
Z II 4 I. '..- >a...'., z. ....|.:. CO.. go .: :
tAs't 1a4|{f s44 4,t e ra.s..n ,h< te<efna.rpt -
hs Nnl'~' 'N'sA A. hH enAf'e A. 'asinfan tss renf
t4t.pa HAA ia~& Nt'paf fr1af1 . Is-t political h4s-s
MNnHk
lf<e4r>f That wien nrn.is. u traitors are moving
sksiAss iH AatenAi CAIitpl uho have deseffnfc the
National Flag. and are actively making upon the
Governments with Tho AsoNed object Of fe total deSruc
ton and the degradation or the loyal States, view
with dlsfusi those In midst who meet the appeals
of the Government fu the support Of lis citizens in s
hour q extremity by denoaacng ~ measures of de
National spirit into suppeaton r peace at the hands
OF mflacabo enemies
The report was adopted
ORDER or BUSINESS AGAIN.
Action on the report of the Committee on Order Of Blu
siness resumed, when spirited debate took place
on the second article in the report.
MIR. Belc1lor contended warmly in favor Of making
nominations = Mr. Bulzley eloquently opposing Mr.
Belcher said that he wanted 10 have It to say when be
went home that straightout Republican ticket had
been nominated.
After some further discussion motion was made to
amend the second article of the report SO as to AK the
tineo holding the adjourned which was lost
San Andreas independent., 1861-06-22
80 ttt& k1k<<s = - < 1-A% - - -5ff
AKho hasa given them iesse ensuafaeemcnt they
beg 20 say that pains will te rnared In te future %


beg szy that pains will be rnarsd In the future 70
the wide efrsad sEuiatipH which their material
has acquired. af being
The Hest aud Cheapest LubffcnffnR
MEDIUM FOR cARnIAaE- -wHEELs, xrcs
EYER INFRODJuED IN C4LIF0g Nil
Hs5= For sale EVERYWHERE.
HUCKS LAMBERT
Inventors and Sole Manufaofurers
ap20-43] Natoma street, SAM ancisco
JANSON, BOND e CO.,
IMPORTERS AND J0BBERs OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS.
CLOTHING and NOTIONS,
Battery street, corner Of Clay,
San Francisco,
Have now on hand in store and openng{ex recent
arrivals an entire new stock Of STAPLE and FANCY
GOODS, f1r spring trade, consisting Of
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Standard Brown Drills, Sheetings and Shirtings;
rs ~ o., and 104 fine Brown Sheetings
Bleached Shirtings, all widths, from "a to -
Primary Colors, Dunnelps Tacony and other Prinfs
San Andreas independent., 1861-06-22

Mr. Stewart spoke against the expediency Of noninat
ing. Mr. Parkhurst spoke against making nominations
Mr Gray said he had been instructed to vote against
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-10-11

ARRIVAL or BEirrsn MANOR. .WAR.-The
British gun-boat Stcady, Commodore Grant,
from New York, which she 10 f. on the 24th,ult.
arrived off this bar yesterday forenoon. she
brought ss passengers Mr.. Fullerton. British
Vice!Consul for Savannah, who has come up to
this city. Soon after the guu boat was an
noSnced in tho. olIing, Hsy Msjestys Consul
Robert Bunch. Esqp took steamer and proceed
ed down to her, where he remained several
hours. The Steady has only come to brirg dis
patches from Lord Lyons to the Conaul, and
will leave On her return to New York, from
outside the bar, this day, at 2 o'clock, carrying
the Consular communications ouly. Tic
Steady il n propeller gan-boat Of about 100
tons, armed with two 25 peunders, Armstrong
guns, ,seno So aud two 2i.rouuders. She is
manned ay sixty officers and men. She
brings dutes from New York TO her day of
leaving, aud which, by tho kindness Of Mr.
Bunch, we ,have been permitted to use.-.
Mcrcdry.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-10-11
CONFEDERATE VICTORY IN NORTH CARO-
LIMA, sss>E. &

RrcHnosD, October Tho HEidtirer bulletin
board has asdespatoh from Petersburg, st4.ing
that the expedition 10 Chickacomico BefcIs Was
eminently suecessful, under Col Wright, of
the Third Georgia Regiment, who effected, q
landing last Saturday, and pursued tire van
dals twenty two miles, taking thirty one prison
ers, one thousand mnskets,s ssix field pieces and
oil the tents; together with provisions, shoes
and stockings. The Confederate loes was-one
Georgian, who fell dead doublequcking it
Col Wright had Lis horse killed under him. -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-10-11

CASH ADVANCES on .CorroN.-We notice that
Eour neighboi-s of the Empire States are already
moving with view TO afford reliefto our plan-
ters, in the shape of small advances cotton,
where with toniect their current. expenses and
pay the State and Confederate taxes. The
Mechanics Savings snd Loan Association, of
Savannah, has opened fIis movement. We
give their advertisement;
Representations have been iuadc by num-
Der Of persons that cotton plnuters needed
small cash advances to meet emsrg encies. To
meot this, five cents pound will be advanced
upon cotton in bales, averaging miidIing quail
ty. delivered i'll brick worenouse in Macon or
Griffin !; the cotton there TO rema in until the
blockade ie removed, so that it con bc fairly
sold. For this advance, interest Mt seven per
cent will be charged also, commission Of
2a per cent, with warehouse expenses and in
suralce.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-10-11
THE STATE 30E> SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEYIBLE DISTRICT. :Sn
III Equity.
James Edw'd Calhoun, sen'r, :.
VS.. Bilffor. Account
Kate L. Calhoun, and Others DO.

'aues EaW Caihopn, Senr, -
Kate r. Calhoun, and others, DO.
DURsUANT to Order of Court r will sell
Il at Abbeville Court House. at public out.
cry, on Sale Day in November next, "a ethe
Real Estato of ". L. Calhoun, decd, remain
ing unsold consisting Of 494} Acres more OF
less. bounded by lands Of DR.. E. Parker, j. A.
Oallionn, and othera
TERMS "A Credit Of l2 months, interest
fromdny of sule, payable annually. Purclas.
or to give Bond with ut least two, good sureties
and mortgage to'secure tho purehnse money;
pay the costs in Cash aud,pay for PAPERS,
AT the same time and place ! wilfSoffsr fors
sale The Homestead TTaeto of eaid. Estate con-<
:taiuing- 1888 A.. r., 29f.. more or less, and
bounded by lands Of J. w. Jones, j. Edw,d
Calhoun. Sen'r, md others, being tiIc lands
bid off by the Executor at sale made by him-
L Said Tract tobe put up ,at.the price, bid by
the Executor, lsaia 70 be $ls00l .audfStnless "a
higher bids made to. be- knocke ed, ,diiwh 10
him. Sale on same terms as above.
'Onthis Tract ere the Dwelling House ,,and
Good4mprovements
e., WIN: H. PARKER, cxA.p.
commissionerso Office
- ost::e. 1861. IS >" s4-stsv
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-10-11
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
CAMP JOHNSON,
,LtenTwooD KNOT SrRrSCs,

Septs 70, 1861.
At n meeting Of Company T., Capt Bird,
Of 10Th Rsg'tS. c. ", held ON the 10Th inst.
Capt. Bird was called to the chair and Lieit.
W. II. Tnggart appointed Secretary. On mo-
tion q committee consisting Of Chaplain Curry
Lieut.. White and Sergeant Dem was appoin-
ted to drdw up suitable resolutions in regard
to The death OF Mr.. F. A. Ballard, non. CON-
missioned officer of 1itc Company tile commit
tee reported the follow ing:
U7ercas. in the providence of an All Wise
Cod one ofsotir comrades, Corporal r A BAL.
LARD, hiazSiH She fush Of early manhood. and
in the opening OF. q career which promised
great usefulness, been stricken from. our ranks
by The hand Of death, and whereas it is even
privilege aId ~ reliefto give expression to sor
row when deep and sincere. therefore,
Rcso' o'veI, That by this sad event this cornpa-
ny has beehSbercft of an.efficient officer, an es
teemed compenion aud constant friend, his rel.
atives Of IN affeeticpate and noble kinsman.
and ths community in which he livod of On ac-
tive andnsefdl Citizen.
Resolped, That we tender to his brother. the
only surviving smember of his family, our
arssslt.yn,pathiss in tins our common attic
ton.
Rssoloed, Thpt We wear the usual hadee, of
moprniqe fof fthisty daya. *
= s0lUed ThatAhe Secretary bo requested 70
iorsard copy Of, these tesolatiohs 70 tho
brothsS 6Ethe dsseased, and also to tho Edge
Geld 4dsertissr aud AbLsvil,e Pres. for publ
catioh. -
WAt q. TAGGART. secy.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-10-11

TENSEssEE.-!The Memphis Avalanche has
abundant s.evidence of diabolicaI and deem
laid plot between the dominant party in thc
Legislature of Kentucky and the Lincoln Gov.
ernment TO excite civil war in Tennessee, and
lay waste her territory with fire and sword.
The leaders Of that party are actuatsd by the
most deadly Hatred towards the South, such as
only traitors and rcnegades cnn feel They arc
ready to do the bidding Of the tyrant 10 kindle
the flames of sorvie iusurrection in tho South,
and involve her in widespread and irreparable
ruin.''
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-10-11
TABLEBAx EXHIBITION.

The. young ladies of the Village propose giys
ing Tableaux Exhibition at the Marshall
House, on this evening for the benefit Of our
soldiers Judging from The. preliminary pr
rangements, and the general enthusiasm mani
Tested, we anticipate rare entertainments
Some choice music may be anticipated from a
band Of amateur performers. Apart from the
attractions Of the entertainment, the charita-
bic object proposed. appeals sttongly to thc
generosity and public spirit of the: community.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-10-11

PRorosED ASHExAlfoN.--The Wilmington
Journal hns the following article. w. do not
know that the cause of complaint is;
The only chance for
this section, so fur as we can sec, is in ,suiou
Nth Soath- Corolina From n}l wo oan Gee .
hear or learn, we are looked upon with disgust
by our Slate Government, and by'all parties
who control things, and Of course this is felt at
Richmond. We think South Carolina could and
would see US out, and would exert some in
huencc Ill our behulf with tile Confederaey.
We cay all this with pain, but we say it in all
sincerity, because we think il needs to be said.
and these nre times in which kid gloves con-
not be used. and we do intend to use them"
Tho Journal then closes with the recon-
mendation that the sher(ls of New Hanover,
Brunswick Columbus and Onslows open polls
on tho first Wednesday in November, or sooner
SO as to find out'what the people Of their res
Pective counties think of matters and things,
the tickets to be endorsed "for separation or
against separation"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-10-11
A J.IRERAJ, OFFER

Mr.. William Smith, of our District. has
generously determined to uniform Capt. Thorn:
sons Company, which is now about entering
into active service lie has also contributed
very literally in the equipment Of other conf
panies now in the scrvicc-and has at this
time an only con in the war. s
In this connection we would Say Chat q mum
Der Of blankets .wonld be a valuable donation
TO the Company, aud would bc thankfully re-
ceived
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-10-11
Real Estate of WilMaIn Knox
De6sd

Try order Of the Ordinary Of #,bsyfN Die
- trict l will seiI on Sale day IT. Navemher:
nsxt at Abhevllle Oh, the eaEAfEsfAiE Of
WILLIAM KNQxdeed. viz. Six acres ofiaad,
more or less oR which Is corrfortetjiS cabins.
and an excellent WE'LL of wateh Tkjaiot, sof
land lies in the Corporation Of XSbeysilEC: q:
on the Cambridge road, bounded hy lana al
ko5slt Jones aaa Gilmsr and otherE Trr1ls
t~eive months credit, the purehaser giving
niises, if deemed nesessnrys to tkS ordinEis.
and pay the cost in caslIs:, s..sISs
JOSEPH T, MOORE. a. q. So
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-10-11
$500 REWARD.
RUNAWAY OR STOLEN,

ENROM the subscriber in February last a
NEGRO MAN named DICK, about
80 years old. somewhat spare built, weighing
agont 100 pounds TIE boy was takea from
mer. and there purchased by the subscriber.
Ah"ve every reason TO Believe tbat tht said
negro has been stolen. ] will givs slOO Re
ward for his Judgement in any Jail in The
southern confederacy--sor will give $500 Re-.
ward Tor proof to convict any one of stealing
Oct ., 1861 20 .se Fl"
III The Atlanta IdsliigAnses b. gpst--
goinerg Advertiser, the MisSis&p6 6Isns an,is sha
Madison Yi.ieor. Iill pnbiish aPoaiiis wasis
y. and 9osoard bill to this Office.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-10-11
suessll sapssIsseSsl.st coisass

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Astrfssxpa a a steeiaa. j thsS rfbcalo
b'sskade, or bsa 10 tos yestsf5ay =
'suasil fore Asa Al sehoassss 5stsa btssk, and
~itta1as; ~ fsp8ehmaat ssss u, sppaosea to
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i.hssa Z X 4 ZEE ssss nsp. .ptsssss I'D
be4ts - bae jEeis selSs sskeestSsss
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bred i: :fs,jiis tosa mn 81;
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seeis xott y ~ sIs sahsss 10.
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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-10-11
VoLUME N.---N0.. "a.
THE STATE OF sQtIH oARotlNA,
yARByKLLLE DISTRICT; ~
IN Egaitg,
wT. II. Ranpay, *
vs. SsBill for Sale Of Property
Gustava Stevens, !, -
an,l o{lero r

pURsUANT to Order Of Court, Isw;ll soil
Il at Abbevillel Court House on Sale Day
in November next, ~ Chat parceIer tract of
iaud. with the milta thereon, situate and lying
an Rocky Greek, neaF LowEdesyille, contains.
ing twenty three acres more or less, formerly
ed by lands OF VIM. C. Cosby, WIN. r. and J.
j. Kennedy and others
TERMs-A creditSf !, 2 aud s. years, in
terest frou day. of safe. Purchasers to give
Bond:with at isast two good suretiea and taaft.
game Of the premises TO secure TIC purchaso
money; pay eo'tsst,s Cash., and pay FOR pa
VIM. Il. ,PARKER,ehA.p.,
Commississioncr's Office, :, -
Oct. 8, 1861. -. -..r.. 24-3f
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-10-11

YANKEE MUskErs.-We see it stated in ti,a
papers that three Mississippi companies have
been armed with Yankee muskets, which wore
captured at Manassas, and repaired BY R.u.
Shepherd L Co., Lynohburg. q
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-10-11
ELECTION.

The election for members OF Congress will
be held onrtie fret Wednesday in November
next. The candidates arc Messrs. Edward No
bic and Jno. A. Calhoun of our District, and
DR.. r. G. Griffin, of Edgefeld. Mr.. Hope, of
Lexington, we understan nd has Withdrawn.