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THE LOTTERY OF DEATH.

III Is 4 fact well established, that two
Confederate officers, holding commissions
from the Confederate Government, were
recently murdered i'll Kentucky by order
oi Burnside for the utcnse Of recruiting in
that State for tn" Confederate service. Tie
l. ncoln Government having avowcd ard
endorse! the action Of Burnside, tn. Con-
'"tcra'e Govern m,nt has decided on the
'doptl"': of tha Only honorabl, co,...a left
1t. AZ" Yesterday Capita Il Turner, tho con-
nan''ant at the Libby prison: received the
following urA'r:
"liEAo2Hs bE"ET CT li:%nTco,
"Jniy 4, 1863.
".sp'&:"i Orler NJ !G0.
Captain II. N. Turner, COMMANDING
Conf ,ler"in States 'Trsos is hernby COM
mandcd TO select, by lot, from among l!r
Federal Captains, now ID his possession,
two Of that number for cs cu,ion.
Signed, JOHN WINDER,
"Mal'r General G. fnmanding."
Captain Turner. ut on proceeded TO
carry out the order. and 4a,:scd all IN.
captains, scventy-tivc in humber. to be
assembled i'll the large roo 10 on the frat
floor. The order c"mmaAling the selec.
ton Of two Of lhcm for execution was then
read aloud in their presenS IL bv the CAN
tain, aud the seventy five names dcros osi,cA
i'll box placed upon IL table. Captain
Turner en1u;""' :: :.>y GoulI dcs;mnat.
any particular person to trlraw from the
box, and explained that Re two first names
drawn wou!i be the eparti.s selected. .
There vas a deep sicn& for some mo
mcnts, when one Of t.ic bap:ai,,s spoL. an
named iiev. Mr.. BrownaChap!a;n Of the
Fifth Maryland GA, Ii fe) regiment, AS
their choice. Mr.. EroSn here stcnp.,l
forward from three cha ~, in the room
and evincing couscraldo emotion. drew
'he hFst name IRON lhePox, written upon
piece Of paper Willipu. c-lanc:nr at the
card he handed it to CAhan Turner. who
reaI out, "IIenry Washington SAWYER.
C:p,ain First Ncw jersey cavalry >
lhe;: It. was singular coincidence struck
every one present, for Sawyer was the
party who nance! Mr.. Brown for ,b. u, =.
pleasant duty lie was tlen discharginr.-
Great drops Of swcatf beaded Sawyer's
bro" as he stepped OUT from the ranks.
lhe next name was drp pwn and read oua
As before, John tiini Fifty-fir>t Indiana
res''acnt, and E'hn Eok lis place with
Sawyer. The drawing over, the balance
of the officers were re! !urncI to their quar-,
ters, and Sawyer andsFinn taken from the
pr 70 the Office OF General Wirder.
Sa" el was taikaivc, and sail if it was
his fate he would stand it Finn said Iut
Iilt!c.-F'"th;ond Eruni0ry.
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AUERr! Hc@sE, NorrlSG Ifu.L,
,,nj<., w T,,.. m 1SP.2


SIR: J l,"e authority to n: Ike the (o.-
lowing propostlnn on hei'',;f Of the ies1in.
ant!-s'avcry men of America, who haze
sent me ~ this country
I, the States ca ling them selves "thc
Confederate States OF America" will con-
senl 20 emancipatc the negro slaves in
those States, such emancipation to be
{ grarantc,l by Il liberal European com,nis
sion, the emanci patton to be inaugura'rl
at once, aid s;1:i Sine 10 be al.owcl far
It's completion as the commission shall
adjuI-" - he necessary and just, and such
emancipation once made to be lrrcvoka-
ble-th"n the Aholitit 20 and anti
slavery leaders OF the Northern States shall
Immediately oppose tho prosecution Of the
war Oh to- of the United ot,tu, ;.-.-
ernmcnt, ana since they hoIl the balance
of power, Will certainly ca,ise the war 10
cease by the immediate Withdrawal of eve
ry kind Of support from it.
know that the Ultimate decision upon
so grave a proposition may require some
time; but meanwhile, beg to he informed
at yoEr early convenience whether YOU
will personally lend yonr ,n!luc'cc in favor
Of n restoration of peace and the indcpcn'l-
ence Of tke South upon the SIMPLE basis of
the emancipation Of the slaves.
Any gua. '.ee Of my own responsibility
and NY right to make tn is offer shall be
forthcoming.
MONCURE ID. CONWAY.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA


" HEREAS. information has heen received
W at this department That WILLIAM II.
MOSS, who was IN the Jail of Richlaud District
under sentence Of death for the murder of
james Phillips did, on the night of the 9th of
June. mad" his escape from the sail Jail:
Now therefore l. .ILLEDGE T.uNHAM,
Governor OF the State Of South Cafolina, do
hereby offer a reward of ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS for the apprehension of the said
William T. Moss and his delivery into any Jail
in ,his,State.
Said Moss is about % years old. feet 10
inches high, weight about l40 lbs. dark hair,
wears monstSche and is rather good looking.
He is from WRke c'unty, North Carolina.
Given under my hand aud the seal Of the
State, at Columbia, this second day of
H. July, a. D. one thousand eight hundred
and Sky three. NJ. l.. BONHAM.
WM. Il. HUNT, Secretary of State.
July 3-4s
tS, All the papers of the State publish twice
week for one month
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THE CHANGE OF SCENE.

y Bri:im )rc correspondent Of tho .zw
York Uera/d, writing on the o3l nit,
comments upon the cxtraord nary change
in affairs which as taken place. His Re.
Elections Oh the re'liou'ion likely to occur
are very aproros: -.
The scenes witnessed in Baltimore TO-
day, ar" in striking mira, t 10 those
which we're taking plaac here two years
::go, or even nl.: Year 40 Then the
stic.'S were filed witt: troops, n ylv raised
ii: The Northern States. ana al! marching
t'warils The South, Then it was honcd
that The rebellion would speedily he 1uelI
cd. a. all events, IL vas distinctly un-
1"rst"o'! that tia war was to be fought OIL
Southern soil, and any man who had hin
. Ted at the possibility cf the rebel troors
marching against baltimore would have
been denounced As {: traitor. To-day, SO
imminent is III" peril which is supposed to
:n"nar" Ba llnorc from the rebel army,
Tat the mos urgent apoeais ere made to
Sl:2 reoplr by III" Governor, the Mavor,
the City Council, IT," mil, ary authorities,
an' ...r Lrw>p rers, % t',rr ont to work
or en'rench",en;s which arc hcinr hasti
y arectea for :.e def acc of the city. and
t. enl'st%in he various miis.;ry orsanizl-
tions.
tle ,ih.fr;ru? "a'|s upon. the ri,iz"ns,
too, 10 conrihnte liberaiy for the support
ct . g far'':cs cf hose "..o arc wo: king
on the en,:cnch'nents, AMI to SPUR up u..-
wiling contributors; draws Il tcrrifi.
i'ioture OF the city taken by storm, and
given up to sack and piIage. After going
the ronnd Of the entertainments that are
heing thfown up on the North ard West
sides fthe city, and seeing the thousands
Of men, black and white, engaged in the
work work which is being, carried on
both day and nigAt-I could not but ask
myself the question, "Why is it that all
this is necessarily Why is it that, after
two years of war, the powerful ana veal
Thy North yahas not been able TO conquer
tie weak South, or ::,i7 s.;rycd ana
ragged soldiers we have heard so mnch ?
Why is it that we are now compelled to
fortify our own cities against tho rebel
hordcs that are advancing to sack and
plunder them? Is the seat of war to be
indeed transferred from the Sontll to the
Moth? Are Maryland and Pennsylvania
to witnessand to suffer the horrors and
the devastations that hara deso!ated Viz
gina2 Is 45altimore tos be bombar,ied
like Fredericksburg Is Harrisburg to
he rilaged like jacksonville, in Flor
ida?
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N Otico.
OFFICE GREESvILIE 4 CoLUhpIA r. r
GnlntnlIi.I A & Z

OFFICE GREESvILIE .k CoLUnura r. r.,
Columbia. April S, 1868
VIE Agents OF tlis company arg instructed
n ;."t /" iecsipt for any Cotton unless or,
dcred to he shipn.','. rrJ Ut 10 recent, r,r il
then, unless it is in p"ou order and riai:.Iy mar.
kG' ihe f"mprhy hns never acknowledged
'@c'' ht"le TO- Cotton ur'i' is ordered to he
ioe'l and is r-cein:"l for Cotton - ,.vu
upon IT," Railroad .iatforms aud along the,
line "t the Road a"d not r.c.l,ted for. is nj
~ owners risk. It. is gir..ly expo.e.i 70 :. :.
/" be stolen. ard ,o<s and dam re from other
causes. Much confusion must arise from H.
not being plainly marked
~ rs"ns interested are requested to keep heir
Cotton Mt home until it is to be Skinned over
the Road.
BY order of TIE pRI.SJnrVT
April 23. '63, l,tf
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THE MASON AND CONWAY CORRESPOND

TO Tic Editor Of the london Times.
Sin: As part Of the political history Of
the times, tie correspondence !ra >>mittcd
herewith may have sufficient Significance
to call ior its publication. | submit it to
yon accordingly for aplace i'll your col
umns. am, sir, very respectfully, your
obedient servant,
J. NJ. MASON
81 UPPER SEyMorE STREET, PoRrMAN
SOU ARE, June II.
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REcElrr FOR MAKING lNK.-Put good
handful OF maple barll and pine tops to one
pint AID half Of water; let it simmer
down to third OF the quantity. Add one
table spoonful Of sugar, two OF vinegar and
one teasroonful of corcras. Let it stand
twelve hours, and then strain
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-17
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ABBEVILLE DLSTRICEs
In Equity.

james n. Hopkins I
and Wife
,,.,. va bill for Partition Of Real
WHilam Crowder Estate.
and Wife.
1T appearing that Wm., L. Burton, VIM.
l. McGhee and his wife. Dicey,, and Robert
Burton, defendants in the above case, reside
beyond the limits Of this State. On motion by
Bnrt d Cslhoun Comp. SOL, ordered that said
defendants do appear and plead, answer or de-
mur to said Bin Of Complains Within three
months from the publication hereof or tho
same will DO taken Pro eonftsso against them.
.: WV. II. PARKER, oE,An.
Commissioners Office,
! Mny "a, 1858. . 4am 4
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TIE friends of HENRY S. CASON, respcct.
FULLY announce him candidate for reellectit II
for Tax Collector of ALbev;lle District, at the
next election, way
Nov. ii, 'G3, 40, If
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THE RICHEOND EXAMINER.
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A man had the misfortune once to lose
his wife. Over her grave he caused stone
to he. placed, on which, in the, depth of his
gries he. had ordered to DO Inscribed: !:
"Tears cannot restore her therefore,
weAp.', Z !. ~ -. :
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CHANGES OF TIE MOON.
JANUARY.

~ JANUARY.
1 IN Moon, i:h day. loh. ll,p. after.
tsa Quarter. l2.h IL 2h. tIn. after.
&ea Moon, 18th day n !'5tn morn.
tifst Quarter, a6,l dayN 2lm. after.
ig FEBRUE&Y.
iyll Moon, 81 day III. l"n'.Niter.
Last Quarter Il.h tlav, 2h 5:n norn.
lew Moon, l1;h day, 9h. ;:.'n, after.
First Quarter, 25,h lay. inh. -:u. n,o,n
i MARCH.
d. Quarter. l2h .lay. rh. l1m utter
sv Moon, ly,h day, Oh aam m"rn
1T Quarter. 27lA day, ih. Um. morn.
" APRIL.
, Moon, Sd day. flh. 2%in. after.
Last Quarter. lU'h 4ay, oh TN. after.
New Moon. i7,h ~ / 1oA, lin. after.
First Quarter, 25ti: ID, Sh lE. pit"r.
NAY.
su., Moon, Sd dav. loA In. morn.
Las; t,aar'"r ln.h !ny.Eh. !:.r:. morn.
New Moon, 18th day. ~. '"'. morn.
First Quarter, 25lh Jay. u. :,n.. after.
JUNa,
Full Mocn, -: ja :. Gl, aah. mfi"r.
Last Quarter s'h day. in. A9,n. ..f'cr
Icw Noon. ISL, 1.;'. q. Il Am. morn.
'irst QuarLer, 2i,h day, "h. Y9m. men.
JULY.
III Moor lst lay, IL. :',a. ri ern.
:tst Quar- T.. T." day. i''a in. "f":
sw Moon, l5,i' d"> oh. 2'n hor".
Eull Moon, 30n day sh MORN.
AUGUST.
.a At Quarter. G'i ny, Ia. IN. mon.
lew Moon. lin Gay, i.n 4m. n.,.rn.
.rst Quarter. 2ls, day. Ii, n murn.
oil Moon, 2Sth day, *h. 5nnk after
SEPTEMBER.
4hst Quarter, 4th day, ilh. 24b after.
W Moon, 12,h day, llI Slim after
Quarter, 20;h day, 5h. 25& morn,
AEON, 27th day. Ia Gan. n brr.
OCTOBER. ]
..pt Quarter. 4th day, 3h. 25mAaftcr.
wv Moon. 18th day, III. ISM. Aftcr
l-rsi Quarter, 10Th dav .h laH. after.
I'LL Moon, 26th day, H. 2sn. Der.
NOVEMBER. 1
Last Quarter. Sd day, Oh, 37m horn.
New Moon, llth day. 3li. I'm. mrn.
fist Quarter, 18th day, Oh 4m3morn..
'ul Moon. 26lh day. 3h. 55m. horn.
e DECEMBER.b
,ast Quarter, Sd day. Ali. I6m horn.
Icy Moon, 10Th day, 3h. lem. liter
irSt Quartcs. l7th day, iih III morn
III Moon, 2sa day, Oh s6m. ater.
ECMPsES FOR THE YEi N 1888
of the Sun, May lTli,, ). 5sn. in tic
morning.
.d-of the Moon, June lst. b. 45m. after
noon
OF the Moon, Nov. 25t \, oh. lem. in
the morning.
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TERRIBLE ExPtoa bE.-The lagc en--
gine Jefferson Davj /" drawing tho pas
senger. train on the Petersburg Road, due
in this CITY at 6 IA Pcot Monday even.
ing, exploded its bS Ter between S and 6
O'Clock p. m, near 8klling Creek, the sixth
mile ,st rom Rich pond. The, train was
long one, running t the usual speed up
the grade ut that pint. The explosion
killed outright the gineer, Hugh Burns,
the coIored firemaq Jas. Trent, and three
of the paroIed sai Rs Of the Confederate
steamer Atlanta, " had arrived at Peters,
burg by flag Of Fuce, and, with other
paroled prisoners, were coming over to
Richmond i'll The in. Five or six. were
badly wounded. Fhe explosion was as
terrific as that Of 32-pounder, aud SUCH
was its force that he engine was thrown
crosswise of th tSack, and the pilot or
COW. catcher hurle& off 10 a distance Of fifty
feet up an emba mens. Two of the box
cars next TO tn Engine were demqIished
by the explosion md tie momentam Of the
train, and here e killing and manning
beyond that Of Pc engineer and fireman
occurred, rs tug two cars were filed by
sailors and sold rs. One soldier, sitting
upon the top + the foremost Car, was
struck on the bead by billet of wood
and instantly kIsed another was n,oytally
injured. A large number of ladies and
children were on the train, but as they
were in the rear cars, none were injured =
Richmond Examiner. y
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The Columbia Gaa5ejss of the. l4'h i"'s'
says:-- ~ IS.
we dseply regret to, learn thst private dis.
patches confirm the report of Col. W. ID. De-
Sa,,s.pye's death. "a gallant spirit and every
iuch b soldiSfS Ths Kind hearted Thonnns j.
Warrsr,, of f1emdsn, has also fallen, and Capt
Wifhz Haze, Of this .city. is wounded and
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MONCURE ID. CONWAY.
j. M. M4soH, Esq.
No. "a UrrEn SEYMOUR STREET,

No. 81 UrrER SEYMOUR STREET,
Portman Square, June II, 1868.
SIR: have your note of Yesterday.
The pro nositIon it contains is Ger .iuv
worthy of the gravest consiIsration-oro-
vidci it is made under II proper rcspvnsi.
bilitv. Yet, YOU must be aware that, while
you know fally the representative position I
occupy, have not the like assurance as
regards yourself.
If You ,hinl proper, therefore. 10 com.
muncatr TO me who those are vn whose
behalf aud .alhori'y YOU make the propo-
silion referred 10. with evidehcs -. Your
right to make this o!..t," H;ll at ONCE
give you my reply, the character Of Which,
however. mus! depend on What l.. learn
Of your authority in the premises.
}. NJ. MASON.
MoScrEE d. CONWAY, Es1.
AUBREY House, Norr::;s HILL w,
June lG, 1868.
Sir: Your note of the l;tE has been
received.
could easily give you IT., evidence 'l:at
| represent the views Of the l.:!iing i5o!;-
tinnsts Of Aueri's; but with regard /,
the special "iler which I have ,ras., |
have c"nciuled that it Was bist to writ"
out I" America and o;,tan the evidence of
my right 20 make It il !, form which will
preclude aEr doubt as to it's sulIicicnrv.
Shli! then address you agaiI O.. the sub
ject.
MONCURE d. CONWAY.
j. II Mason, E-q.
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6EDICAL GARD.

Ae undersigned having Id tied at his Fat h.
y. T. Bakers two miles birth of Lownds.
ti,e, offers his Professional aservices in all Of
, branches to the citizenS Of that vicinity.
l patients entrusted to his Care will be faith
y attended to.
= JAS. z. BAKER.
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THE BATTLE GETTYSBURG

We are happy, says the Ricmcnd Er-
"m'ncr OF The lGtn, to have the means of
aIaying the natural distress of the country
on tii!s snI53act. 1lnf,rmation, certainly
authentic. is in tho hands Of the Govern
mcn': which leav1f no doubt CT the safety
anu triumph OF ~ noble army. Gen. Lee
was victorious mi fa'l the combats which
hn'" taken p'ace& lie has been engaged
Will the whols rec Of the United States
and has broken bI"Ehone. lie has ap.
pro'ched llage1f Town only for the reasons
suggested I'D thlSncwspaper on yesterday
-naae'y, that f. must reopen and estab-
li>h his communications, which have tecn
menaced and partially interrupted. He is
burden"d with 1900 prisoners, and has
on his hands al the wounded in the late
sanguinary battles. OF these he must be
relieved; aud he coul,! not either weaken
his army by detachment sufficient to
convey them into Virginia, or entrust them
to an ordinary guard, in the presence of
the Yankee cavalry. Hence he las drawn
near to his base with 'is whole force. In
:, few days these al angements will be
completed, and his lo les will he replaced
by rcnforc"nen,s. zen the campaign
will con';rue-.aud gerstown is nearer
10 Washington than Gettysburg.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-17

The Mobile -at"c'lfser has been shown
letter written frolt 4 point near New
Orleans by :. iaI:, j l,er sop in this city,
from which we r,al1H the fr!.o ninp extract
1t was brought i,y J gentleman who lett
N"~ OIlcars 1t Tuesday, aud came by
the writer's res;dcnt nte. lie was told by IA
r"-pectahle person Sesiding in the ..eig gh--
5orhood Of k,ennerk t!.at our troops were
there. He himself Dad cross I'd to Alpiers
"hd saw the C"nfea4 rate troops and flag.
The ! ankee ooi:crs were cursing Banks
for abandoning the cty::
"WEDSEsDAY. DON, July l, 1868.
II sit down to tell lou the news. Judge
your friend, Ind two other gentle,
men are here; one le9 the city twenty -four
hours ago. Banks I, raised the siege OF
Port Hudson, and in Baton Rouge
three kspusand of hi men were killed in
the last assault. The st. Louis Hotel is n
hospital, and filled vii b wounded and dy-
ing Yankees.
"Our army is at epner Manchac is
abandoned by the del Ehls.> Magruder, with
his men, is on his ay to the forts down
the river. Phe Col tcdcra!e flag is seen
distinctly from the 8 Charles. The citi-
zens are rel :iccd.andS Seady to join our pco-
pie. Many, h,weVek have left hurriedly.
Among them Wm. unit
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07

FRIENDS AND PATRONs;-Again am at your service in
any the departments Of Dentistry have bought the
patent for Michigan, Of Or. Woods Plastic Furible
Metal for filing teeha article scarcely inferior 10
gold any case superior and in all cases
superior the soft gold plugs commonly inserted
For the sake Of introducing this material propose TO
on one OF two teeth gratuitousy for many Of my old
patrons AS apply within two months from 1st Of June
subioin extracts from testimonials my possession viz
Dr. J. : Wood has long enjoyed the reputation oi
being the best Dentist ia Albany and we know him
20 be both skillful and honorable
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D Levi Moore NJ D. John Swenbcrn, NJ p. j. NJ D'
Iamater NJ D =. De Graft. VI D. l. G. Warren u. d
r. F Romain FL Alb Spectator L Tucker, Fl. Country
Gentleman. CGltivator. Dr. Vim. Taylor and Harry
Wendell. druggists Messrs " v Woolford R Andrews
W Cranen T. Andrews Esqrs Messrs Robt Dorian
T Squres j. B Wassoa, bankers ,Messrs A B-Voorhees
Ira Shafer " :. Kelly II Leak Isaac Edwards } h
Small l. Houghtaiing, attorneys Messrs Elias Griffin
T Il L wilcox " Iarcher n u Mink merchants.
June 10, 1858 424-ly
The Lansing state Republican., 1863-10-07

SHADE TREEs-As fall approaches, We
would again call the slIv lion Of our citizens to
the matter o; planting oar shade trees The fi.l
il thought by many to be the best time To liant
out tiee-. while others consider spring ta- most
preferable time. Fall Il probably good time
as any. We are fearful ths, our people DO rot
fully appreciate the importance Of this subject
visit TO the handsome and pleasant village Of
K kalamazoo will ~ once demonstrate the fact that
proper attention paid 10 planting out shade
trees will H. d ies wears al Il thousand fold TO
the beauty and attraction f. fhe place kala-
mazoo is one Of the most pi, asant towns We ever
visited, and it= PRINCIPAL charm is its handsome
streets lined with trees Trees can be readily
obtained here at q ty cent? each. planted out 30
front Of your prcnise- Plant such a tree and
in ten years yoe would u.t have ir removed for
twenty dollars a. it all enhance the value oi
your property that much Can you make bet
ter ige-tineuts Il Is to BE- regretted that ue
have not c.ty park. We have a number OF
public squares but they are a. barren Of trees
a. a desert We have a number of p laces suita
be for such au institution, hut 10 steps have
ever been taken ior their Improvement. 10 a
few wears We shall regret this. II ~ ever have
park. The trees have got 10 be planted our for
i, as there IS no desirable place in the city
where the native tIees are left standing. Il takes
time 10 rear trse-you cannot force il 10
grow. The longer this matter il delayed, the
longer must we be without such place OF orna-
ment and attraction.