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Let it be Remembered,

That lropl and after this date, orders for The
.idrcrfiser, unless accompanied with the Cash,
will receive no attention from u.s. We are tnrcsd
to the adoption Of this ruic, and will rigidly nd.
here to II.
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Strictly True.

~. ;arii,@ "Gicc is Ii" place to loaf a.. and the
c.;;;;urs exchanges were ntNer intended for the
"trl:e puL!ic-hcy aTe exclusive
IL private r.apcr:y. In Il word, printing office
is place 90: business, AMI not place of general
rcsuri
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Col. RLAyplSH'S nrG:Nrxr.--Wc learn,
says the Sumter li'afchman, with much
pleasure, that Ike difficulties which hung abuai
Cul. ilarWiins'a command hnye been di, pused
Of, aud hat tie regiment will now be spcedi.
]y filed up to iis tiJl strength, and wilf, in o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1861-07-03

of the weaker sex, aud my hair white with The
frost Of many winters, there is nothing can DO
but pray TO Cod To y1iHr our leading men in he
pdta of d"y, and to spare our men, old and young,
and bring them ba, safe to their "wvcs children
and friends Mothers, join me in this prayer,
,hat the God of battles will lend us ol through
these trials to glorious independence.
i NANCY " 2& > ..
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So Miss Augusta lrans. of M"bilc, the au
thor Of Beuinl, is now in tho Southern camp at
Nvrfylk, miuisteEius to ths cOmfOrtof hor friends.
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G::H. BEArHEG.Rps CoirHH.- nc Ei,l.-
moan t'.y;viycj. Gf Wrlr c,.l.- SAYS

G:y. BEsrarc4RDs ColrsS.-Tac Ei,l-
uo;,:i !E.'ami"er Of "Wednesday SAYS:
Ne learn !icpl gentleman iln hi VI.
:;s ~; Juit;,:: yesterday III tien Beanie.
ga!,i was s.eatiiy advancing his ij*e uw:iss
::.c p.lur!:.;.. l.c irdrra;i,,s wr!, &i,;! al
FaiI'a C'sni'rh. a,vsn thousand "i'"n-. airi
with iw,irei';ccss Il arlll,r;. IN vtirr nli!i:.
thy Ti;lE"r ;:':.',sa ';:f.wI! .,ch u,tr
i.'"-'. Il, ;.'' ..' .i:',-, cv,..:"' y, - II K
~ ~ u ;ii,..i. ~. ~: III E.r"'i; '"i'cr y
| ,Fcs. a:,i s,!: ii, ;ur aA,a!,a::r: - ..c!r
,ds. 1t j. r:,i iiroban -, ,..crliita!e
Il baltic, with great ulni,cr>. or !.IrlI. accept
rl,c, u:.cs, c,rirre aLri forced 10 .i.:i:I: cut
alr, 81 li',ir cuirthc;riIcila, i:ir! s;IrH would
ai'l::'ar :" Gc ii:c vi,.w, Il t.s Gu:cr;:lnrt.1
il,i''. i " unr miiilury ";dis 10 not a:.t.c; i'c
ari engagement li:'l ,!a;ciy il, thai; ec:i'y.:
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rae official vu,e Of Tcare:see show: u
majority for separation of !,lIi-.the aggregate
being tho largest vote erer poled in the State.
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short time, be mustered into the Confederate
service and proceed to the scene of action
upon the border.
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- = - :
The Fourth OF JuIy,

Tomorrow is the so-cailed anniversary OF our
national Independence" For seventy, five years
ard more it has been annually welcomed from
Boston to New Orleans, with rcjoicnss nnd bon-
fires, dinners and speeches, and oil the multiarl-
uus DIN of trumpet drum and fiddle" But We
opinc its glory is now departed, and that for
ever.
Some of the journals South urge the contlnr-
ancc Of is celebrations: hut there seems to he l't-
tie inclination among our people, hi" gr"r AZ
least to act up"n the suggestion. much higher
duty absorht al thoughts ut present. The South
is putting forth her stensth to establish and per-
feet Il ncw order Of things: and, not to use scrip
;ural language irrcserently, the "new diSpensu-
lion" is very apt to sweep from our borders the
uld regime and its ohservanccs.
And why not: Although respectfully and often
enlhusias tc#lIy celebrated At the South, the
"Fvurth uf July" has for long time been, pr
,..celirnce, the great day Of iankecdoodlcdom
proper. From the big city feast where Yankee
srandecs led the way and where some Yankee
Steutor strained his lungs at Hail Columbia hap.
nv lun,l,' duwn to the country frolc where 'Sot'-
mou S.cup and Sm'y Sncch"mrn united in singing
and lurine
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Present to Col. Bacon.

We learn from the Richmond Dispatch that
Mr.. boswell, and some other citizens Of Rich.
tuond, have presented to Col. Thos. G. Bacon,
of the 7,h South Carolina Regiment, a valua-
ble horse, called Mars" Col. Bacon ac-
knowledges the compliment in IL hardso re
.nanner, in letter. (dated June24 to MIR.
Boswell. The Seventh Regiment has been
pushed forward to the outposts, and VIC truly
hope that the gallant men who now occupy a
position in tho very font Of the enemy will
lie supplied by the Confederate Government
with suitable comforts to enable them TO etl'
dure the tolls Of the campaign.
We make some interesting extracts from
Col. Bscon's letter:
ave are within about five miles OF o.tO
If the enemy. A balloon was seen last night
and s,v!r;l tmus to-day, from nv camp in
the aeighborhood Of Alexandria. They view
eur position from it and telegraph the result
To- Scott. suspect they will feel easy new
at hey lave ascertained our strength III
til, vi,inity. Report says the $500 above
50, ken Of, at Falls Church, have started back
20 A;eyaI dria If they do not etart hy Wed
..cs,av, ] think We will Lag them; MY rcsl-
lu.nt NUN .ers-,Ecil, besides about ~ ht-
yrucs. wLu will fight like thunder. We arc
in good health and spirits.
81 !,arn llu, Beyins, Hyer, Mulligan ami
Wilkes, together with all the roughs and ROB
bers, are in Washington with companies
How would like to pit my 1th regimen,
against them in the open field.
would charge them to the very death.
II cannot close without again thanking you
lur your acceptable present"
TIE FIGHT AT BrrHEL--The Nashville ia.
,r,t. has received the following ESPECIAL
;ro:,. Washington dated June l9, ISL ::
A Government messenger bas ut last ar
,;vr,I giyiGr the official accunut Of the battle
It G,eat Bethel.
|, is now sssertained beyond douGt that
,he Federal lsSs will not fall short OF one
si,ousand eight hundred, killed aud wouuded.
The report TO General Scott aays that Zen
p,ca,une Butler is not to blame for the Ter
rible slaughter; he was fully two miles III the
rear.
The victory to the Southorners was owing
!, srea. mistake on their part. II is posi-
lively asserted that their cannon We're chars-
ed with ball cartridge, and although unknown
% those who loaded the guns Magruder was
.cau:. IL, Of the fact. The ..orh Carolina
regiment, it is also believed, Used both pow
!er ami tsll.
This conclusion has been arrived at ny the
ea,ire engineer corps, who state that Shot,
she'll, Mnnie balls, aud particularly rite car
ION halls, will Kill VIXEN properly directed, al
ea:, live times nut rt ten.
The report caused great excitement here.
ih Department snort" Gen Scott wanted
10 ,u.a, tu, was too tt=nc; end Abe l.nc"ii; ii
:ut NEST giur;ossly drunk. Tie latter lnd'
yi.iual wanted the matter SUI pressed, but oW,
.ny to his ovctiluwng cotdi'ion, it leaked
,ui, aud / FASTENED 10 forward you the par
.,cuar:.
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MATCH FAslp"'.-'l'lu cljaT,c,lp:i tonr:.r
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From CoIumbiu--Thc Legion in Camp
..Companies Leavins--The Edge
EalI IIucSnrS &c

The following letter frum the brightest brunette
in the State will be read with interest.
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tr T. D. Burke, secessionis', was hung Ly
the citizens of Lane, ogic county, illinois, on the
18th inst, from the third story of IN oulhnme
building.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-13

MrdsoURl.-A correspondent Of the
Memphis Appeal, with Gen. Prices army,
writing on the 9th ult., says, in reference to
the action Of the Missouri Legislature at
Neosho
Both ilou:e continued to meet and ad-
Journ for want Of a quorum for nearly
week. There was a quorum present in
tho House on Saturday, tho 29,h ult, and
the Senate having adjourned the day be-
fore to Monday the 2S,h, on that day both
Houses assembled. uicro being a quorum
IN each to do business, and went into &C.
crrt session. In the evening, after some
discussion, the ordinance adopting the Con.
s,i,ution Of the Confederate Statce of
America, and making Missouri memlrr
thereof, was passed. IT was not an ordi-
nance Of secession. The storm Of revoIu-
ton which had swept for months previous
all over this fair State had broken evetv tie
that bound her to the iniqnitous Black
Republican Government, the United States
OF America. In the evening it was an
nouncei to 2lc camp and surrounding
country BY the firing OF cannon, that sen,
their hoarsc voices to tic distance of forty.
flve miles, cchoing and rc.cchoing among
the thousand bills and valleys Of the South
west. The shouts of the soldiers rer. the
heavcns, and volieys Of small arms &C
companying the roar Of the cannon fully
testified to the ;oy with which they re-
ceived tbs glad news.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-12-13
Proclamation by the Governor.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
HEAD2rAErERs. Dccen,ue 1871

nER State i. invaded and Ch,,lrs,o, "a
~ threatened by land and by sea. with large
'orcea. l. therefore, in confrmity with an Act
passed the 1,h instant. entitled AN Act 70 an
nui and suspend certain positions of the Mill
tin and Patrol Laws Of this State do hereby
issue this my proclamation, calling for
."El'FE THOUSAND VOLUNTEERS. to
be furnished for n term Of service not less linn
twelve months. unless sooner ,lischars,J Th.,.
troops will he received aud mustered in oc-
eofa'ng to orders below issued by the Adju-
tsnt and Inspector General.
unless this call ia promptly respond. ] to, a
oes't Will be executed according to the PRO
Visions VI said Act. For further particulars.
special reference is hereby made TO the crIer
Of the Adju'nnt aud Inspector General.
+. W. PICKENS.
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A List Of Letters

NOW Remaining in the Post Office Mt Alb
~ neville Court House. South Carolina
Airs. Mary A. Andrews.
BIZ Brcda Mrs NJ Black; Miss Sallie ]
Colts; Bruncr; Baily; Miss Malinda
Bowie.
C-J W Cunningham James A Crawford
bliss Lizzie II Cannon: S Cohen; Addsun
Clihkscales; Tinch Can; Mics Mnry T. Coch-
ran Miss Martha Cosby; Mrs. Eliza Clary ::
MissJ c G Cla,y.
D-I.ouis Davis George Duncan; Bart Dill.
F-Jhmes Fripp. Jr.
G. Miss n Gilbert Rev + Gilbert; James
Gordon; Gordon; Miss L A Glider; Mrs
VIM Gayer; L p Gaines.
u-David Hammer; james T TIorten John
Hodges.
miss Nancy Jarvis; Miss uaner Jones'
K-David Knox.
Id W J.awton; W Lyon " M Lawtpn;
JC L'tesi Mrs Polly Loyeless; DIR. IIarrisQnn
La,imer.
Mr. A Martin; A II Morten Miss NJ II
Miller; john Moore Uriah Mars, Samuel
Magill; W Moore; James MagiI; DR.. J D
Mckellar: Miss S McLcskey; Samuel Nc.
Querns: Ben McKitterck.
MINIS Saliie w Nickles.
Or Owen; II f Owen John OConner
Miss E A Purdy; Miss Julia l.. p-lot.
S-S"muel aoberson, Jr: Daniel Ranpay;
Rnm-y; Capt W @ Radclif; Lucy Rirhey.
S-G Slone y Shoemaker.
V-Johr Vinynrd.
W-John ID Westrrveli: Frank Wilson;
Mrs Susan A Wilson; T Wilson; G. A VIII
son; Miss Jane Nilson, z; Miss Sarah J Vii
kersoD.
N. B.-Subscribers 10 newspapers. and peri
odicnls are notified ,hut the postage is r~quir-
ed in adynnce. Those who neglect to pay in
adv will he charged double postage.
Those indebted fir Key and Glass Boxes
now due are expected 10 call and settle.
JOH NMcLAREN, Post Master
Abbeyille H.. S. c.. Oct ist 1851.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ADJ"T l. INSP. GEN'LS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, Novcmbnr % Is

COLUMBIA, Novcmbnr a5, 1861.
Having been specially charged by His Tx =
ceilrncy the Governor with the organization OF
troops for the State and Confederate serv ice. |
herewith, announce the following instructions
and rules, which will Lc unaltcruLly adhere .,
to:
|. Troops will be received by Companies,
Gastslions or Regiments, to he mustered into
service for not lens than twelve O2) months
II. Troops offering for and during the wnr
will TO supplied by Confederate Government
with improved Enfield Rihea rhuse for {.
shorter times will be armed by the State with
the most available arms in her arsenal.
III. a complete roll Of officers and private,
must be fillel in this Office before company
can be accepted and receive marchinc orders.
Company officers take rank from date of such
acceptance
~. Timely notice Of the arrival nf COM
raniee mus. be given this office, in order that
necessary arrangements may be made for their
reception and comfort.
'. Compa' les upon their arrival will be
mustered into Con fcdornte service. and as soon
rs organized into Battalions or Regiments, will
be sent forward in accordance with ineiruc-
lions from Confederate Co nn,anling General
VI. Companies first reporting il camp, with
full numbers. will he frat supplied with arms
and equipments, those for the war" getting
the most improved arms.
VII. Nc Company will be received without
the requisite number Of officers anl privatcs,
and for shorter period than twelve ua)
months service.
VIII. Lieut. Col. i. w. McMaster, having
been ordered to report for duty in this depart.
mcnt, is herewith announced as Assistant AL.
jntnnt General, and will be respected accord
ingly.
STATES Il. GIST
Adj. i Insp. Gen'l Of s. c.
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TO
OUR FRIENDS
AND
CUSTOMERS.

~ ECESSIrY requires that We should make
~ change i'll the terms Of selling goods.
as we cnnno, now order solitary article ,r;th
ont t"ch This we have exhausted, as n firm
anil "s individuals collect. we cannot, ,6orro,o
out al the question. How can We supply our
absolute wants of nccessitya Our Drxys of
ordinary consumption are nearly entirely dis
posed Of OH credit when out, how are yot to
bc supplied.
small cash payments nnonnt to larger ones
when contributed by every one and will en-
able us !" keep moderate and ordinary SUD.
PIP OF necessary medicines on hand, without
putting any one to Inuch Inconvenience. Tho
above rhange We 10 not make, for speculation
or TO annoy our customers. hut as n means. by
which We will Le enabled to continue such
supply OF articles as every days use nav re-
4n'rc moderate payment on our bills Of the
past year, from every one, would enuble us TO
continue ""r business us usual and avoid The
change. This last suggestion has pr owed i'm
practicable. We hope that this explanation
will 10 satisfactory to nil parties. we desire
to close our books. and hope our customers
VII call and give their notes for last years
bills.
BRANCH l. PARKER.
Oct. 90. 1861. IS 2t.
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short of death, ne mny bc imposed Ly court
martini. according t" the articles of war of the
C"nfrd.r"te States said court to be convened
"y Tie officer commanding the regiment 10
which the delinquent shall helonE. who is
hereby authorized to order said court in con-
form'ty with the usag.s of the amy of tn.
Confederate States
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NOTICE
TO: DEBTORS.

A LII Persons indebted to the Estste Of
q THOS. e. OWEN. are requested ito
settle The same Immediately. Those who ara
not prepared TO pay the CASH, will please
give their notes. Pcrsous having demand
against the Estate Will rlease hand them ID
e. n. IT. s. !. T. OWEN.
~. ~ 700, o, Administrator
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

The irol'riet"rs of Tie Ahhrville Press ard
Ahh"rilie B'nmrr have established the follow
ing rates of Advertising to be charged Iv
both papers:
Every Advertisement inserted for less time
than thrc" months. will be charged by the in
scrtlon at One Dollar per square. Ql inch
tho sra"cof y solid lincs or hs>,) for the
first insertion. and Fifty Cents for cach sub.
scuUcnt insertion
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SCOTCH BARK MILLS.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

LIE . y IL VI s,oC Ill CAROLINA
-15beriNe DISTRICT Citutiou.
BY WILLIAM HILL, Esq. Ordinary Of Ab.
bcville District
N/l1EREAS Archibald Maulien has a annlie]
W to me for LettcIs of Administration Of q
and singular the goods and chat,cls. rights and
credits of Thomas IL. Maulicn, late Of the Dis
trlct aforesaid deceased
These are therefore - cite and n,lmorish all
md singular, the kindred and creditors of the
s"'d deceased 10 DC nnd appear before rne. ut
our next or'linaiv's Court, for the said District
t" ba holden at Abbevi!le Court House on tho
18th OF Decrmhcr next, to show cause if any
why tn, said administration should not be
granted.
Given Under my hand and seal, this the 27ih
"t November, on. thousand eight hundred
and sixty one ami in the s5th year of Amer
ican Independence.
WILLIAM HILL, o. A. d.
Ordinarv's Office 81 Ut
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COLUMBIA. August 20, 1851.
A I THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THR
n STOCK HOLDERS of the Company held
on III. I'd Of May last the following Resolution
was adopted : "Br! = " ''lIaG
Reso'red Thst the aksessmept'on tho Sioet
OF the Greenville and Columbia Rail Road Com.
pany together with the interest thereon <.
converted into Stock. and TINT the Board of
Directors ny are hereby Instructed ta carry out
iam now prepared to issue STOCK CEtt-
iitlCATES. in conformity 10 the, above RsiS.
luton, on application at this Office. and sur.
render of the Assessment Cestiacrtes FaS-
tiopal parts Of 4 Share Of Stock win be arranS.
ed in cash: j. r. SOUTHERN
Auditor and Treasurer:
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10 Those Ihdebted.
A LII persons indebted to tho Est ate on mat
ters standing open at the death OF, the
deceased, art 8. ". S6hnsoB. 4 Kgeht, muit psy
isas. Sans without further ns.ieA kpd tttscs
pssuee,s f ssnssss Y, pes'e hsadss spen il
3, :. ..;9 " i; Tl..4 Ri RsssErgaf ssis.s
p' ''S.' - - !. ii sssa.k hsa sot
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN A
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
In Equity.

Dorathy A. Cromer,'l
w. Bill for Partition,
Jno. P. Cromer,
and others.
] URsUANr TO order Of Court will sell a.
public outcry, at Abbevlle Court House
on Sale Doy IN December next. icy that Tract
Of Land which James F. Tolbert and Geocoe
d. eromer. decd, owned jointly. containing
-Four Hundred and Fifty Two Acres,
more or less lying on the waters Of Penpy,s
Creek and bounded by lands of r. c. Hark.
neas, Joseph Cunningham, Samuel Hunter, and
others. - - 'r7
TERMS "A credit Off. Q, and 8 yeas, in
tersst from day, Of sals. Purchaser 10 rive
Bond with st least two good snreties and mort.
ssge % secure the patehase money, Ray eosts
~ eash and Psy> for ;papeyst, Ian, n sas.t
80 ..r,,J WM: =. PARKER, CRAP. !.
Commissioner's Office; ''s'' :
!hVNov. 1881 ~ o5a{ s2s St ititf!
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEIILLE DISTRICT.
III Equity.
James Edw'd Calhoun, Sen'r,
Kate p. Calhoun. and o:hers DC.

!
VS.. Bill for Account
Kate p. Culhoun. and o:iers. DC.
DCRSUANT to Order Of Court will sell
l. at Abbeville Court House, at public out
cry. on Sale Day in December next, (2) the
Real Estnte of w. l.. Calhoun, decd, rrmuin-
ing unsold consisting of 4944 Acres more or
less. bounded by lands Of DR.. +. Parker, J. A.
Calhoun, and others
TERMS "A Credit Of 10 months, interest
from day Of sale. payable annually. Pnrchas.
er 10 give Bond with at lenst two good sur-lies
and mortgage to secure the purchase money :;
pay the costs in Cash aud pay for papers
AT the same time and place will offer for
sale The Homestead Tract of eaid Eslnte con-
tanning 8SS A., T., % p, more less. and
bounded by lands Of j. ". Jones, j. Edw'd
Calhoun. Sen'r. and others, being the lands
bid of by the Executor at a sale made by him
self.
Said Tract to DO put up at Tho price bid by
the Executor. )said to be $!S0O) aud nnlrss a
higher bid is made, to be knocked down to
him. Sale on came terms as above.
On this Tract are the Dwelling House ard
Good improvements.
WM. II. PARKER. c.E.A.p.
Commissioners Office,
Npr 6. 1861. 2s-St
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State of South Carolina.
LBBEJILLE' UISy'EIrT


ABBEJILLE DISTRICT
Office Court cfCommcn Pleas ana Gcnv Sessions
Shiplcv, Roane & Co
vs. AttachMrnt.
YIN. l.. Appleton, Ea~ley Price,
anu Attorney.
Kich'd NJ. icrrymnn.
W! liEltEAS ihc P;ninti:f did on Ike niue
W tenth of November. cig!, cen huh,lred an.
sixty, file his declaration agintt the Del-n.
dents. who. Ct is saii} are absent frn,n an!
without the limits Of the state. and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the SAME, unon
whom copy OF said declaration might he
served: ], is therefore ordered. that the sail
defendants do appear and plead to the said dc.
ciarntion. on or before the eleventh day of
April, eighteen hundred and sixty.onc other
wise final aud absolute judgment will then be
given and awarded nguiust them
MATHEW MCDONALD, C. c. r.
Clerks Office.
Nov. -. 1861 ! 80 1am
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STATE OF SOUTH CARUlIEA.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE Nov. 81, 1861.
"A LII Conductors. Engineers. uri necessary
"A "orkmcn on the Railroads Of this Stale
are hereby exempt from Military drill and ser
vice, a. the energetic management Of our Rail-
roads, at this period, is essential TO all military
and defensive movements.
+. ". PICNENS.
November 81 ct
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one column, one year s.
Obituary Notices

VIC r0IUHIN one year S85.
Obituary Notices
Exceeding one square. or twelve lines, will
be charged for, rs advertisements.
"a" Marriage notices solicited
cB All Communications not of general in
terest will bu charged for
ER Announcing Candidates Five Dollars.
- Advertisements not having the mum.
Der Of insertions marked on the copy. viii, bc
published till forbid and charged accordingly.
~ Money fnr job Work and ADVERTISING
from nny except regular patrons will be consiI
cred dn. ns soon rs the work is done.
e4- Subscribers and others, in debt so 10
re urgently requested to send us the amount
n their in niebtcdnrss r,nrnrliatclv
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Real Estate of William Knox
Deed

RY order Of the Ordinary Of Abbeville Dis-
- trict, l will sell OH Sale day in November
next at Abheville c. H., the REAL ESTATE Of
WILLIAM KNOX decd. viz. Six acres of land
more or less on which is comfortable cahias.
and an excellent WE'LL of water. Thi. lot of
land lies in the Corporation Of Abbeville G. II.
on the Cambridge road, bounded by land Of
Robert Jones, Jas. I Gilmer and others. Terms
twelve months credit the purchaser giving
Boud and security, aud a mortgage Of the pre-.
misses, IT deemed necessary. to the Ordinary,
and pay the cost in cash.
JOSEPH T.. MOORE, "a. D.
Oct. 8, 1851 rs et
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TO RENT.

4 DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT sit.
"A nntrd in the Town Abbevilc. on Alara-
zine Hill. The House is of good size, contain
ing Eight 1.nrfe Comfortable Rooms. n Hall.
way through the centre, n Piazza in front and
one IN the rear. On the Lot is an excellent
double ~, Kitchen, and good Smoke House.
IN imc garde" Is of good size and productive soil
Al necessary fencing new and in good repair.
The Housr will be rented on accommoda,ine
terms Apply to
Nov. !, leGl, 81, If
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ORGAN MANUpACTORY,
CHARLESTON, s. C..

THE Undersigned is
NOW fully. prepared to
build Church or Parlor
ORGANS. Of any size.
from $500 up to $4,000.
Having had twepty.fi ve
year, experience IN Or.
gan Building. I am pre-.
pared TO produce as good
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

.ADIrTANr AND INsrEuron GySEEAIs OrrIcr,
CoLrHR,A. December Q, 1861.