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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-01-17

FnExcA PoaTRAr OF GEx. BurLER.-The fol-
lowing biographical sksch Of Gen. Butler, which
is translated from the G0srrier du Diman he, a
pro-slavery French journal, will be relished by
those who are acquainted with his career:
) sBenjamin Butler is the son of an Alsatian emf
grant, by trade a butcher, and was born in Massa-
chusets, where he practiced as an attorney In one
Of the manufacturing towns In the neighborhocd
of Boston. He did NOT follow law on the same
principle that Mcclellan became railway director
THAT Is to say from dislike to the military pro-
fession during time of peace. Mr. Butler was,
SO to speak, to the manor b rn,' and in his pro-
fession, In which he acquired not the slightest dis
tinetion, was known by the sobriquet Of Picayune
Butler, a nickname We woull translate by shat
worth a.farthing Butler.s Eicsyune, our readers
must know, being small Spanish coin, worth
about twenty-five centimes of French money.
"During the last presidential election he formed
part of the convention charged with what may be
termed the sitting Of the candidates. The choice
Of the candidates was long disputed. For long
time Mr.. Butler voted against Mr.. Lincoln with
the ren"crats but on tlc nineteenth or twer tieth
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-01-17


Murray DECISIONS If soldier Is discharged
before he has served two whole years, or to the
end of the war, If sooner ended, he forfeits his
500 bounty. The back dues OF wages, and fifty
cents for every twenty miles travelled from the
place OF discharge to the place of enrolment, he
is entitledto the pay certificates from his near
est paymaster If q soldier Is killed, or dies of
before the end Of two years or the close Of
the war, be has, under the liberal construction of
the law, served TO the end Of the war so far as he
is or can be concerned Congress intended by
the proyisi us # the law, that no ene should have
the bounty until the end OF the var. The 500
bounty by law, win be Immediately paid, SO soon
as audited.
Under an order and rule Of the War Department,
there can be procured for the wives Of the soldiers
imprisoned In the South, the monthly pay of the
soldier, to the date of the allowance, except the
last months wages which the Government reserves.
II no wife, the minor children, by their guardian,
are entitled. II tie soldier Is unmarried his Wild
owed mother is entitled
An important decision has been made by the
Secretary Vt War and the Paymaster General, in
eaet that the soldier Is entitled to pay from the
day he ests and that he has not to wait until his
company Is fnl, or the former muster Of the regi-
meat into the Government service.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-01-17

lot Of fine letter and note papers, enysoptA penk INK
and other stationary Mtzry books Novels In great vax
ETY. kniyes pipes, brushes and ans lot Of RnGah and
and Navy,
The latest daily and pictorial papers for sale ou each
rival from the North. so Tx NEw SouTH every safurday
morning. =
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-01-17

E beg TO inform thepeope Of this department Of re.
w cent fun addition TO assortment Military Goods
Watches Clocks, Jewelry, &C., &c. which offer at
soEable prices. DOUGLAS STEELE X co.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-01-17

ballot Mr. Butler turned hiscoat and went over 70
the Republicans. Thus he was one of these who
decided the election. Mr. Lincoln has shown that
he could be grateful.
elf peace had been maintained between the
North and the South, what would have been the
fate Of Mr.. Butler What functions, what honors
were in store for him What part would he have
played Mr.. Lincoln and himself only knewi but
war having broken ont, Mr.. Bntler found himself
in an awkward prcdicameHt. His career as an
attorney was seriously compromised; his usualcli-
ents were dispersed. As shrewd man Mr. But
ler raised mi itary regiment, which ] believe
elected him its Colonel
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-01-17

MOTICE.-GE0. w. ATWOOD, L CO., desire 10 avail
lS themselves Of this method to inform their friends and
the public st Port Royal that they loading the
schooner Jess A. WoAonse In New York Nth rse and
welsescted stock Mershandize adapted the wants
the Military, Naval and civil population Of this district
and large proportion Of them hsye been purchased st
Auction for cash. they respectfully invite attention 70 their
stock. ~ ~ = ssssr ~.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-01-17

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE o. g TAxCOM-
N missionsrs for South Carolina are now prepared to
receive the taxes on real property IN S. Lnkes Parish.
g. c., at their ofce In Hesufot y. ca 1t any time within
sixty daya from this date. -
d. SMITH
We WORDING, Commisaioners.
wM HENRY BRISBANE
Dated Il Bssufort s. G., Novsnher 25th. isea
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

DEaUI.AR SEMI MONTHLY FREIGHT LINE BETWEEN
u NEW YORK AND PORT ROYAL, 8. c. The under.
signed have established regular line Of packets between
J. n. RAGAM JOHN PITTS. Agents. Bay Point 8. G.
BIXBY CO.. 50 Greerych and 1 Washington Streets,
New York. For freight or passage apply on board.
AEIAIIIC BURIAL CASES, for sale by
M ESoLisu, DExxIs & RIcHARDsox,
Port Royal, s. C..
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-01-17

Maj. Isaac N. Cook, an army Paymaster has
been arrested in Cincinnati, charged with defal-
cation amounting to half million, 1t is said he
has ganabied II away.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-01-17

The raid Of the rebel Gen Van Dorm upon
Holly springs resulted In the destruction Of prop
erty to the amount Of about six millions Of dollars
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-27
WAR TAX ASSESSMENT

Oi n!t Neat Cattle. ll"rs-s ard Mules, no:
used ~ Cultivation. and Asses, owned hv each
r"r:"i' VI the Savannah Regiment ar,, Of the
gross pre-" "r's of the sacs If !, BEEF Cattle.
since the 2l'h Aprl to the LIST November. ui
M" Present yenr
viii he at 'h. E,ll"wing places at the times
specific? h-low viz:
WaEr'ht"", Monday. Nov. l6;
TRIBES. tn. s3av Nov. Il;
Lpwht!"Svi!lr, Wc.lnr. day ThvrsIay and
Friday, Nov. 18th lJ,i and 20;
Specs Saturday. INV. 2l:
Braal"y's. Mnlar, Nov ~;
Cnih"nn's Mills. Tuesday and Welncsdat,
Nov. 2ith and 20:
R"rdeauS, Thursday, Nov %;
Ialherts. Friday and Saturday. Nov u Il,
aud Is:
Co'hran's. Monlav N"v. 80:
White Hal. Fu, s'fav Dec I;
C"I"r Springs Wednesday Dee. Q:
Ahh"vi!Is G. H.. Thurs.i.v Fri.lny and
Saturday. Dee: 81 4,h aud ):
Tax rny"ra will pl-ns- l.. t,unct,,l in at
tendance mt ih" places and times mentioned
EVERY MN t,f he only has onc Mich Lo,o) is
required I" r"i'"ri {" me- a. Hh"ve. All VIII"
fnii To report the number of Cattle owned i.y
them, or IN their c""e, within the tim. ainnve
me"',"""d' will lie required to enfurce the
penalty.
J. A TALMADGE.
Assessor Let Collection District.
Ab;'evil'e G. H.. Nov. Q, 1863. 27.tf
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-27
SLAVE LABOR FOR THE COAST
DIVISION NO. l..

THE Commissioners Of the Voads In d
II the wa authorities Of the Judicial Dis.
ders"n, Un"nt ipfk. Chester, ianreD4. Abhe.
vile and Newh-rry are required forth W i,h To
summon ali prrsoh,i posse, sion Of ain ca ,iab|
to ,iiond duty within tiei Limits IL iheir author;
tr o telirer oHs fcur,h Of their slaves liable
TO such du'y OF the Railroad D-E.as nenrest
the owners Residence. on WEDNESDAY, 6,b
D'cemher ir'x, in time for'the down morning
t!a'"s f"t thirty day's labor on the fortifiea-
| tions. - -rS ~. =
II. The Commissioners Of Roads ana the
Town au:hnrit,ss aforesaid will also impress
aud deliver ~ the Denots at the sum.. iime
on"-fonrth Of all male free negroes between
the ayes Of tixterr and fifty, within ths Iin,frs
~ Their au'I"'itvs 10 be forwarded 3fcs3 3fti,e
same BERN of labor y - - J, :.
I III fnr g4sIegcte of tho calls made on this
o''l::'a Including the present call; is four
'n''hth' i"!sr"i On--fuuftil the Rodtl iIun,te =.
~. prs".'gt. ii,sre, rft,s terms of the Ac, q of
me Legisatpre. ths Comm issi.n,ers ) OF =;4he
hoadsanl flle Pawn aatls,rlt jes, will ouIy rs.-
au're Of Tia several siaSsh0l1srs suslTt an
"inonnt oi lal9r as VIII, wlltn: aided TO, IIiat
already fargisfssl. u up stcf owanf's quota
,:e:, e. one fpaFrts0f their iosd Rsnds 80 four
i 1Y. Fhss incohsjstei,cy of calling f.rSibauas
!ar as h,sll are dstsiasse .s.st ia sn". tsaas
10 q hfaltet bry6nd my cshtroi. !TIlS Xet r. r.
quirestns nsts call faf tefm 81 service of thirty
dnNs.s " iilA HE negroes eat, OIL 8 hed di.et,ar1
ged hycordera 6f TIN q s1esel Coihmafiiine. ~;
/: v. Perronsto wbSm 1t wilt at MI CON
yen,eni =" contribute lsbpf iu ,afshaas under;
lhls cal arc earnestly requested 5todo so the
GALA which scetno probably ut a lsas OPP.
aSssN srs sds i. led + se3 / 5sralsE j 81 thslr
slsxss viii q lsss is s.,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-27

A GIRL WORTH IIAGINo.-One If ou r
lair country women. the daughter Of a rich
"ni independent farmer Ut Rockingham.
was married the other day to u gentleman
VIII" may congra'u nte himself upon having
secured p'iz" worth having. Size was
what we woul! call "an independent girl"
sure enouph. Her bridal outfit was all
made with her own hands, from her beau,i-
full strawba', d ,wn t. the hand ,ome gait. RS
upon her feet Her own delicate bands
spun and wave tie nateriHl of which her
"+dd,ng dress and travelling cloak were
made; 20 A hat she had iiiolGins upon her
person.when she was married whish was
not made, BY ,he'self;s Nor was she com,
PEELED by Necessity, or poverty 10 make this
exhibition of her Independence. She did
it for the purpose showing 10 the world
how inde!cni.pt Sou;beru2 girls are. IF
this n"h'c gi'l We're not welded we shoulI
lac ,etn:.ted to publish her name in this
ccn,eclion, 40 th.t tour bachelor readers
mrgt SEQ who Of our girls are most 10 IL,
desired. II she were yet singBe,s aud We
were To publ 81, her name, 'hef; pas; house
would be at once tltroDged with gallant
gentlemen seeking the hand Of a voman
of snch priceless vaiue.-if2 Rockingham
Register p 49, e Z - ~ = s
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EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. z.
RICHMOND, VA, Oct. l6, 1853.


TINE following C"nfedrrat. Officers and MEN
Il nre hs,ehy declared duly exchanged:
]. All officers and men captured and parnlrd
at any time previous TO the fr-t Of S"pi Elm
her. 1868. This section. however, is not in :
tended !" include any officers or n,-n captured
u, Fickrhurs. July 4. lse3, except snch IA
were declared exchanged hy Exchange Notice
No 6. September ~. 1853. or mrc sImcifc ca iv
named in this notice. But it dos embrace nll
eliverIes made aL City Point or other place
before September ]. 1863. and with the limi-
taii"n ah"vc named NIL captures at Port lIu J.
sun or rnv other place, where the part les VIZ, G
relcas-.i on parole.
III. The Stuifs of Generals Pcml-rion Ste
venson, Bowen. Moore. Barton. :. n. L.c.
Cummings, Harris and Baldwin. nn,, "f Cnlnnels
Reynolds. C"ekcre'l aud Dnrkrry the officers
aud men hel"ngng t",he Engineer Corps aud
'inrpers AMI Miners, and the 4,h and 46 Mis-
sissippi Regiments. all captured at Ei.kshnrg,
July 4. 1863
III. The General officers g captured at V,ks.
i'ur'. '. July 4. 1863, were declared exchanged
July Is. 1863.
ROBERT OCLD.
Agent Of Exrhargc.
Oct. 25. 1868. 26, Ct
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AN OBITUARY As IS AN OBITUARY.


AN OBITUARY AS IS AN OBIruARY.-
Mr.. Editor :: Jem banks, We are sorry to-
stait, has deseizcd. He departed this life
last monday. ,Jem was generally consid-
cred a; good; felIer. He died at the age Of
a3. years Old. He went 4,h WITHOUT ary
struggle :. and .aich' is life. Tu Day We
Hre :ns pepper grass-nlity .smart-tu Nor
rec we are cur tiowasIike a.. COW cunber of
The ground. 5em kept n,cs store, which
his wife nowsRates ON His yurchews wos
numerous taSbeh"ld. MenDy Ia the thing
We bot at ,his growcery, Ind we are happy
TO state tqthe sdmirin wosld, shatbenever
cheated, epeshully iu the Wate of mackrel
WHICH, was nice and smelt sweet, and his
suryisin wife ia The same wa.--We neyer.
new him 70 put sand in, sugar, tho he had
= big sand staE, in. IRON. EFF his llaus; pur
3wat.r in his Lickers, tho The, Tennessee
River run pal his dore. PieSs te,hia re=
names. i.a5,, c259 :, - .. =. ,G.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-27
PUBLIC SALE,

Ey permission Of the Ordinary Of Ahhe vile
district, we Will sell hy public auction on Fri
day th. 4,h December next, Mt the late resi-
.i-nce OF jonathan t. AIarns"n deed, nrnr In.
i"n Hill. ihe i"'"wing property belonging to
'he Estate "f said deed. namely. likely Ne
goes M'ch Cattle. Horses. come COED stock
ii"et. Cotton in Bale. and in s-rd. aud other
property not n"w men i"ncd. including some
household aud * kiichrn Furniture.
Purchasers can have the priy iIepe n nav
ing cash, or giving II note hearing interest.
x. W. LiTES, adm'r
Nov. 16. 1868, 90, 2t
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EXECUTORS SALE.

DY Fir Tie of an ORDER from w f. Dnrisoe
D ordinsrv for Ed.r6e'd DisIr;ct. we will
proceed I" sell nt tie late residence of,D. f..
SELF. de""ased, on TUESDAY, t!,- LIST day Of
December next -.
THREE TRACTS OF LAND,
Which belonged to the deceased at til. time Of
his d-a H. viz: ..
TIE HON ESTEAD adjoining Ian De Of Dr.
Joseph Fl. Jennings. .G-"rge Banks AMI o,hers.
containing Three Hundred Acres. NOR. or legs
THE FlRQUtN TRACT adjoining .nda al
Jefferson Sturk"y, Mrs. Holloway and others.
containing One iIundre1 aud Fifty Acres, NOR.
or less.
THE BROWN TRACT adjoining lands of
John Dean John Brown aud others. containing
Three Hundred Acres. more OF less.
Also. all the personal Estate Of said deceased,
consisting "f
Forty-One likely Negroes.
FIFTEEN lead OF MUrES tND HORSES,
STOCK OF CATTLE AND SLEEP,
FAT ANiSTOCK HOGS
l. I OF WHEAT AMI OATS,
CORN AND FODDER; ="
ONE LOT OF GOTTEN, .-
Two Wagons. one OK Cnrt. Buggy and IIar-
ness, =
Blacksmith and Plantation Tools
And many othPr articles too tedious 10 men
| lion.
TERMS.---All anms ofand. under TWENTY
DO lars cash and vii suula above Twenty on A
credit Of twelve months with I.:terest from Juy
OF sale.
>, ~ SIS. FREEMAN,
JOSEPH H. jEN NINGs: +
: ooJct.I,tr. r Ex' ORR.
= = -,
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TIE SEA suELL.

Sally the marm.r sts, s,ling ~.
Throush the dim windings Of the may
e shell,
seen.th sumo ocean mystery concealiDg
Within its cell s-1
Aud ever sadly breathing. = -
As with the tone Of fae-off waves at play,
That dreamy n,urmur through the sea shell
breathing .,:..~,sE (
Ne'cr dies away.
1t is no faint replying. ::
OF for off melodies Of wind md wnvc,
No echo of tue OCEAN billow, sighing
Through gem
IL Is nn'dim returning 80. e.
or sounds that through the dinrsea caverns
swell
But soue love oceal spirits sad complain.
ing
Within that sell.
"Where are the waters flowing
Thus breathcs that ever walling spirits
tone,
"Where ar" the bright gem In their beauty
glowing"
- In cavern lune. co., ..-. -
Il languish for the ocean,
piae to view the hii'ow's heavinc crest
! miss the music Of its dream.like mott on,
That iulled to rest.
Where arc the bright waves playing,
Where aleeps the cavern's still and gem.
lit gloom.
For there know sweet tones. yet sad are
struying
They call me home"
In vain thy pnin,ive sighing.
Some ocean sprite thy home is far away,
No ocean music givith sweet replying
Unto thy lay.
Far off the waves ara cleaning,
Thy aisters deck with peurls their trcsses
fair.
And gem light through the ocenn caves is
str aiming
Thou art not there
How like art thou sad spi,it
To mnny one. the lone ones Of the eurih
Who in the beauty Of their souls inherit,
A pur.r birth.
They ~he forever yearning
Pine for the glory Of their f. eff home.
Unto its half vciici beauty sadly turning
From earthly gloom.
Whose tones forever swelling
Pour forth the mel lo,ly Of turning housht
From tho sweet music Of that far off dwell
ing.
An echo caught.
Like thine the restless sigling
Like thine the melody their spirits own,
No kindred music 10 their own replying,
No answering tone.
They drenm, they dream forever
They live in visions beautiful and vain
Aud vain the spirits passionate endeayor,
To break their chain.
Yet thou lone child Of ocean,
May il never more behold thy ocean foam,
= While they shall rest from each wild sad
emotion.
And flr.d their h"me.s
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NOTICE.

War Tax Jelleetioh t2dy saluda, Dis.
8, triet. r - ,|s,zz..' !.
:, viii visit tE.V) sIe following. pla e., for
the ~ purpose of collecting the Confsdera,s Wnr
Tax according t., Assess,,,rni viz: .. - y
Ga'lahnn's, Thursday. 81 Oct -, -,
Due West. F. d.y 23 Oct; = =
n"naiisvile, Saturday oath Oct:
Co. 27ikOrt; II : '.'' ~"
= ~ I: Greenwood g. Wednesday and rhursdsy %
!, N'spaS-s,x, Friday and Saturday, so ana
Ahbepi'le.sC, r.. Noyen,ber 2 {Sale Dar.,
,t.T"x payers will please s:.prom,,. in iL.ie
aittndaneas as delay ,of so days win snb;sc !
5tHem 10 Upper cent. Sdditionai tax 81 z 3
go. ~. : Sss =. ~ eco skEITEN. T.,
!. y, -. Collector for Snldds Dstrist. { {
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-27
PUBLIC. NOTICE.

] hereby constitute. JOHN TAGGART nv
lawftfl Agent to transact Ill business for me ms
Surviving partner Of Davis d. Crews. and have
placed the Eoic- and Accounts in bia hurds
for collection. lie is also aut horlzcd to make
settlements fnI me individually, and for tie
firm, receive and reccip, for the snn,".
Those iud-bI cd TO Tn. firm of Ds,is & Crews
will please make payment. and those having.
claims will present them to Mr.. Taggart Tor
payment.
r. B CREWS,
Surviving Partner
Abbevlle G. n. s.. C.
Sept. ~. 1868, 20. sm
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-27

"DnarSEKArE YANKsEs."-We saw
the expression "degcrera'e' applied to tho
Yankees in an exchange tho other day.
Now, we hold i; as inn oss;hle for Yam :
ker to degenerate as fr a torn lilo, to
make foil Of himself Tho Yankea is
already ~ low as he can get. II he wishes
to get lower. he must dig for it.-Rich.
Dispatch.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-27
STATE OF SOUTH CARoI1Na a

AoDsvlile Dlstrict-1n Equity.
~M. CkOWffiER, and ANUTiEk ys. JOHN
:, CRoWTdfR md others.
4as PiN 1ar Partition. -, -
I'ursuant to order Of Courr will sell !.
public "u'cry, NJ akbeviIle C. H.. on ssl.dav n
i'rcrl,ber n-xt ~ The Real Estate Of james
Cr"w'''sr lec,l. onJ .hns"n's Creek. bounded
ny i"!ds OF Conrad Wakefield. Michael Nc
G.ee. and ;osle'sn f,ilews:
TIE, Ol1 riHre, lD0laerrs more or less. !. .
K, .IhtJSnigh1, Place. 1872 nrres pore OF. .lrss
3. Ire Home place, 4 Of $500 acres more
or less. ~. ~ -, -: sf$Sl -.
+ Terms One hnlf cash: The haIanca on orsdit
OF one Year with ius,n.st from day of sale.
/; PNreha'eys to :g'y. Bonds WITH iwo tsuoSd
snfeti eS aad pay fpt; papers =" -. >
r WM> u. PARKER b EAR.
Con,HiitsiuHsrs Office. ,aNVg iT.:. 1853 90 a.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-27

The Mobile Register states, on the au.
'hor''y Of a special dispatch. tia. DR.. PEI
'ers, who killel G"n. Van Dorm. was emp
'ured Il few days since on his plantation
upon the Mississippi river, where he was
engaged ir selling wood to the Yankees.
TIL" doctor, we learn. is now under arrest
at Meridian Mississinni
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-27
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Abbeville District-In Equity.

STEPHEN W. WILLIS md WIFE, and others
vs. JAMES BANKS anl WIFE, aud others
Biz tor j'artii;2n 7'.I
Pursuant 10 ORDER nf Court I will sell. Mt
public "nrery ut Ahbeyii!c G.. H.. on sair]ay y
in December next (7l the Rral Eslute of Thos.
Harmon decd. lying on Savan. ah and Little
h've's' containing seven hundred acres, more
or 'ess. aud founded by lund. Of Wan Harmon.
Frr'ler,ck Elropds. J'uncs Banks aud others
Terms credit uf and 2 years. interest
from day Of snI- "'-''-
Prrchasrr to give Bond with two good sure-
ties, pay costs in cssh npi pay for papers.
WM. II PARKER, G. z 4 Il:
Comnissinner's Offir-. .Eov..ll, 1863, as It.
..tS Columbia Guardian insert, oree a meek
for three reelx =
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In the Matter Of the Zeal Eteatt
of Mary Mccartney Decd.

SOUTii CAROLINA ABREVILLl. DISTRICT,
Thos Lanicr and wife. f iza ...l J,,c MrCart.
"ey, applicants
James MrCar:ney a a..
1t appearing to my e,tikfmt;on that james
Mccartney. Willinu Mr,.nrt:."v. JOHN 'M-I,n.
aid and Cn'harinc i.iS wifi, Enmn Mccartney
M'h"r ehild d"an Net. 'tnry. dec d.. til.
children of Nary Ai.xami-r ,ir"ensrd aa,.u.
dante, reside whliuut this state; Its therefore
ordered TINT they 10 ai,ear. aud ohj-ct 1" the
division or sale Of the real Esin,. of Mary VI, :
CARNEY deed, or before The twenty seventh
day Of November next. or their cuns-tit to. The
same will hc eu,crrd uf Record
WILLIAM HILL
Ortliaa,y Abbevi!le District.
August 81, 63, ls.-tf
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-11-27
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
-ABBEFILLE TIS7nIC7.

In Eighty.
;:'; :s:: aid ;. e.: :: i '; :'' '' Partition
and wife an.l others {
II appearing 70 our sal lis faction thnt Dr. s
q. n. Ferguson ral Francis his w:f., Vim
Harmon, 'f"h"ns bnrn'"n nn'l Mary iiarmnn
d"fen'rnn's in the ahavr sta ed case re- i,le he
y"n'! tn. Limits ri ihs State On motion. ly
Enri AND Calhoun C"np s"ls ori.rrd thn,
-a''t Defendants d" mrrrnr .'I plead, nnswrl
or d-rnur osaid Bill within ii,rc- n,.,,,hs from
~: ,'.i ;'"''''' hereof or the same will b. 1a-
"a !''t t.''..., :-,iuSi them.
WM. H. PARKER, cEAD
Commissioners Cuiae
July ~, 1868 lc-2m
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PUBLISHED
DAILY AND WEEKLY,
NOTICE.

All persons indebted 10 the firm Of N. T. &
J. T. Owen. hy note or account. are earnestly
requested TO settle the aanss al the earIirst
psseibis conyeiience. fhsse haeing demands
against The Rfm viii please present them.
JOHAT.$OWEN.
August 10, 1863. lb--tf =. -.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
4dbberiUe District-M Equity.
LIE Ii. AGNEw va MARY. ANNA &C
NEW AND O'llEitS.
Bill for Part;ti,n
Pursuant to order Of Cart. will SELL at
Puilic QUERY. Gt bheville Court House, on
Sa'"'!ny il December next (7) the Real Estate
OF DR.. En"ch h.ncw. decreased, aton, 4 miles
f'"m ll"hg"s' Depot, ON G. d g. L.. L. and 6
mlrs fr",n i"ke*hury. containing IL Acrca,
more "rl"ss. anh bounded hy lands of Marsha ii
SHARP, Green Riley aud "thers
On the Trar, is q Comfortable Dwelling
House with Eight Rooms aud all necessary
Ont Buildings aud fine FriiL Ors.ha, d-nbou,
half the Tract Ii forest lnhd. Tie lnunlion is
said t" he good one for q Physician.
TERNS.-A Credit of Twelve months wit
Interest from dh, If sale. Purchaser to r;y,
B"nd with 1w" good snrr,irs. p,y Gusts in C. .sb
ani pa, for pal'rrs. "r CASH # preferred.
WM II. PARKER, cE.p
Commissioners Of!icr
Nov II, 1868 81 tbs
ssgs Columbia Guardian inser, once ,oetk
for hr.e ,5etIs
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NOTICE

Application will be mn'e. at the next sinn
"f onr State Legislature. for the renewal of the
Charter t" Incorporate Little Mountain Church
old School Presbyterian.
July II, '8S-3m
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STl}AYED-

From the Subscriber 9 small Steers, one Red
the other Red and White Spotted.
S23 Reward will he paid 10 any person secu
ring the above cattle for me.
JOHN Il OWEN.
Ahh"rill", Nov. II, lS63-2S If