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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-31

CrlAnLrsroS, July 27.-All quiet tl,ia
morning. There was occasional firing
yesterday and last night on the enemy's
works on Morris Lslan'. The enemy are
erecting new battery about six hundred
yards from battery Wagner the workmen
are annoyed by our guys on James Island.
The gunocats and '1nonitors have been
comparatively quiet for tho l,tst two days;
supposed to be taking i'll ammunition all
Jay yesterday. Several additional block
nders aud transports arrived yesterday
some with troops. 'Rhe enemy are sup
posed to be lauding more troops at Little
Folly inlet, probably for an attack some
time this week. A French war steamer
stopped off The bar yesterday. The steam,
er ConsEdt, from. Nassau, has. arrived at
WilmingRn.
CHARLl koS, July 27--kll is qpiet
tonight. be weather is hot aad. sui
try. J.
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N Oticc.

OFFICE GnrEHvILLE g. CoLrMEIA r. r.,
Columbia. April g. 1863
'TNllE Agents Of this company are instructed
not :" receipt for any Cotton unless or:
dcred to he shipped. aud not I" receipt FOR it
then. unless it isl good order and plainly mar.
y The Company has never acknowledged
is"!i liahlc for Cotton until it Is ordered to be
shipped. and is recciptcd for. Cotton thrown
upon the Railroad platforms and along the
lin" "f the Road, and not rec. ,pted for. is at
the owner 5 risk. 1t is greatly exposed to fire.
to be stolen. and los and damage from other
cuns"s. Much confusion must arise from its
not being plainly marked.
Prsons interested are requested TO keep their
Cotton at homo until it is to be shipped over
tie Road.
Ey order OF TIE PRESIDENT
Aprjl o3 'G3 ff
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FRom NoRrrssRS. VIRoINIA.-The Ricl,

FnoM NoRTssRN, ,VIRoINIA.-The Rich.
mond Dispatch Of the Esd says, There
seepisnow to be general -concurrenoe in.
the opinion that the Yankees have CROSSED
'tl,e Potomac on both sides Of the lHue'
Ridge IN considerable force. A gentle'na,l
who left Charfcstdwn on. Saturday says a
heavy force ofthe"euemy WIS near that
point, having crossed at Harrer's Ferry
and Sl,epherlstowa. sThei main body Of
heads's army, however, are understood 30
eiGrosssdth l}srlin and Leesbutg, and
are 6psfSahg on lie eastern side OF .tl,s
|naodntsio, With Rview, doubtless Of. thtost,
|ipg their columns stetWeca our afh9 and
: Richmond. .@.E ifs3ss*
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-07-31

The. VICE PnEs1bESns M1ssloN.--Our
readers know thst tAo object Of this mis-
sion 10 Washing ion was to. confer with
that government relative 10. some abate-
ment of the horrorsQf this war ;. and, that
it has been failureA because Mr.. Lin.
colns ad;ninis:ratioR would not receive.
any message on the sAbnct. The corros--
pondence will be published in Europe and
at the ,Sortb, and wilkpot, hurt our cause.
!. il suoh ljnga as the which strepgl!iep
our confidence ip. the turc o. Ais coun-
try. Battles lost or VI X cities taken or
lsfended,successfully, Al signs it is true,
but these morat features Rof the case are
greater and clearer and hore certain signs
oof our ii,,al and not Apt success. Eet
our euemy multiply outrages. Lot
them put the AImighg pore and more
Such things but fo ter tliSk result which,
wo desire aud e1poct.- 'so"xer" Presdy-
fcriun
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROIINA,
ABBEFILLE DISIRlCT

IN TYHtfY.
and wife and -,hers Fill ar rasssian
James Banks
and wife and others
1t appearing 10 our satisfaction that DR.. S.
G.. N. Ferguson nn.l Francis his wifr, VIM
Harmon, Pickens Harmon an'l Mary Harmon,
h:fcndeants in tn" above stated case, reside be
yond the limits Of this State. On motion by
Burt and Calhoun Conn sols ordered that
-aid Defendants do appear and plead. answer
ar tlemur to said Bill within trircc months from
the publication hereof or the same will Le ta.-
ken Pro C0nfSso against them.
WM. II. PARKER. c.rA.p.
Commissioners Office !
July II, 1866 l2-3m
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TEE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEEILLE DISLRLCY..
In Efuity.

In EGuity
James n. Hopkins
and Wife
vs.. iBi1l for Partition Of Real
Wiiham Srowdar Estato.
I appearing that WIN. l.. Burton. VIM.
L McGbee and his WIFE. Dicey, and Robert
Burton, defendants in tho above case, reside
bcyop,: ;ho l. li.s of this State. On nnlpu by
ltir' Calhoun Comp. Sol, ordered hat said
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mut !oHaid' Bill Of Complaint within three
months from tie publication hereof or the
same will be taken PRO con}esso again. them.
- WM. II. PARKER, CLAD.
Commissioning Office,
May n. lS63 43m
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THE friends Of HENRY S. CAsON, respect
fully announce hiu n candidate for reellecti, n
for Tax Collector Of Abbeville District, at tic
next election.
Nov. ID, '63. ~, IF :
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The unafAened having located at his ratb.
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June II, 'o3, 6, ON
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NOTICE.

Application will be mnle. al the next Session
If our state Legislature frr the renewal Of the
Charter to Incorporate Little Mountain Church
old School Presbyterian.
July II, '63--3m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The Charleston Courier nakss timely suggestion IN
Recommending the attention Of Government % he
naturalization and cultivation Of casays for the pressf.
walton % The health ~ soldiers. This article hs.
peculiar effect upon the liver and guards the system
against disease by exposure and irregular diet II said
that the % the Plantation Btters q
Drake, which, previous 10 unhappy difficulties vas
found In Southern homes. owing 90 the etrsc,
Of Casaya Bark which contained Of pr.nci-
pal ingredients. ln confirmation Of this, we have heard
our most distinguished physicians remark that.
whenever he FL, uuwc from ordinary d~tete
phedc causes he invariably relieved himself by Pan,a-
BHtsrs. Vow ,hs Btters be obtained.
asubsiiuie should he prepared. We understand our
Government has opened negotiations with Dr. brake.
through agent. hut with what truth We do not
know.
We are exceedingly obliged to the Richmond whg for
It's remembrance Of Aud Lang Syne" but can a.
"our Government" that the PLANTATION Bisters are
for sale any "seeret agents." North or south.
There ere probably several other things that "our
eminent will yet want.
know that We have the best and most popular med.
icine In the worl We are not afraid show what II Is
composed o.
Physicians compelled 10 recommend IL.
CAiIssy. Bank has been celebrated for hun
dr-d years and sold during the reign of Louis XVI,
King Of France for the enormous price of weight
In silver III remarkable for Dyspepsia Frvers Weak
ness Constipation, &c
CAsc,nllA B,KK -For Dlarhea Cole and disease. Of
the stomach aui bowel.
D,SDEuoS For Inflammation Of the Lons and Drop.
steal Infections.
CA~osIIx PLowsas -for Eufcebled Digestion.
LAVENDER fLowsm Aromatic, stimu'ant aud tonic
highly inviyor'tnz in nervous debility.
wISrsRsarEN--For Scrofula, rheumatism, &c.
ASics-An Aromatic etrminltve; creating ne,h. mus
Gle aud milk; much used by mothers nursing.
Also Glove buds, orange, cmaway, coriander snake
root. &c.
= T-is60-X
Another wonderful ingredient Of spanish origin I'm.
pairing beauty 20 the complexion and briatcy the
mind. Is yet unknown the Of tue world, aud
withhold u, name for The pre- n,.
Humbugs aud qaack howl about thc Plantation Bit
ter; hut the following Is whats the maticr aud they
know H.
PLANTATION BITE RS Will CURE
Cold txtremities aud rcverish tips;
Sour stomach aud frtd Breath;
Tatalcncy aud Iudgestion;
Nervous Affections
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath;
Pain the Eyes
Mental Dependency.
Prostitution, Great Weakness;
Salow Complexion. Weak Bowels;
Liver Complaint and Dy sIcpsia.
Very particularly recommended to Clergimen, Mer.
chants Lawyers aud persons Of sedenary habits Also
for delicate females and weak persons who require
tle smulant, free digestion, good appetite aud clear
mental faculties
sold by all respectable Physician, Druggists Groccrs,
Hotels, saloons, Country Stores. DC.
he particular that each bottle bears the fsa slmc Of
our signature on steel plate label with our private
Government stamp the cork
-. IA. DkN AXE 81 CO.,
le2i.dSwcotSm go Broadway, New YORK.
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Night Report
The Morgan Raid.

To General Wilcox:
Cravens retIelted through Fredericksburg at
daylight this morning. followed by Morgan .
whole force, said To be 5000 strong. He re-
treated toward Salem. Am afraid he has been
cut off. as | have not heard from him since
CAPT. BUpp.
MITCHELL ISD. July 10. 1863.
To General Wilcox:
Morgan is now north OF Salem. he came
near capturing one of our trains of troops
Salem is now reported 10 be on FIRE
CARR Bupp
SEYMOUR, July 10. 1863
To Gen Wilcox:
Salem taken by Morgan aud set FIRE to.
JAS HUeHEs, Brig. Gen.
Another force of 800 is moving on Paoli.
supposed 70 be making for the Ohio and Msss
sippi road.
Three thousand of Morgan's forces are at
Paoli.
A force captured Grsenvile, q little town
twelve miles from New Albany.
Three thousand eDcamped last night at Pal
myra, on the line between Washington and Har-
rson counties, going toward Vienna in Scott
county. which place is probably taken by this
time.
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Monroe las, night. and repors that Tie espeds.,y.
we psrfect success
Oar force destroyed the Central railroad
brides, ana pot being abe 10 reach The bridge II
the Ffoderieksborg road. the, took NJ and de
stro, cd about "a naiie. o. the track. havias e.
feosuslly cut OF enrtntpiesi.o0 bei~esn Rscs
mond ssd Lees army
Thcy returned yerferd.v 20 White House.
0eu. DIS hare- have removed ali svxilsbls
property from White Huuse. Including sn engine,
several cars. aud issaa nse 10 III nsles Of The
York and kchnoud o. d iron.
Gen. Dix removed lrom White House ~ con.
formity 18th tie ersier< nc recsvsi from Wash
ingt0n.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-11

L. CHRISTIAN COMMISSION Efforts will be
made on tomorrow (Stbbath.) Ia AID oi the Ell
cent work ct this Commssion Tor the spiritual
and temporal good OF the brave soldiers OF our
army, 10y services. which will bo conducted b,
Rev Mr. Chidland aud the Hon Judge Storer
as follows:
At i0is A. VI at the Baptist Church Mason
ic Hall) al quarter before 4 y NJ, NJ the
Second Presbyterian Church. for the Presbyteri
au and Congregational Churches and all other;
that can attend. At a quarter before I NJ
for the Methodist Churches. AT Roberts Chapel
ftsazette copy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-11

THE Cry GRKYs At the organization of the
independent City Crews. the following officers
were elected:
For Captain. Il. X Elliott First Lieutenant
s l. Campbell. Second Lieutenant Lcander
DeMoss: Orderly Sergeant. John II Stout: First
Sergeant John Is ker; Second Sergeant, W II
Roll: Third Sergeant. r ID Norwood: Fourth
Sergeant. w G. Homhure. First Corporal John
A COle>tock; Second Corporal, j n Mayhew
Third Corporal " VI Sulgrove; Fourth Carpo
raj. J. &. Joseph; Company Clerk, G +. Holt
day
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-11

~ The indianapolis Cavalry have perfecte,
thea organization 10y the election of the follow
ing officers
Captain. John + Foudrsy: F,rst Lieutenant
VIM john Wallace: Second Lieutenant. A Z
Tyler. Orderly Sergeant. Dorman n Dvidson
Serre,nts solomon Yeweli. Jacob q MAYER
W II Loomis; Cotportls. J Colts. John +
Mver. II J Stnnidge. " |. Moreland
The Company will meet this morning at {
o'clock. ON horseback ly order
JOHN l. FOuDRAY. Capt
n y n.vtnan~ A -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-11

tE- There is this merit about the Southern
Ho,spurs whose voices. along with those of the
Norhern Abolition leaders were for war before
the war commenced Most of them have should
cred their guns and fought in the war. What
leading Abnltionist his shouldered his gun and
fought in the WARP Where is Sumner, Wade
Chandler Trumbull Lovejoy. Arnold2 Barks
dale of Mississippi. has Just bit the dust-wha
lending Ahnrinni-t has lust BIZ the dnsti
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Lob Rsrlnlin.

We are now ready To do all kinds Of plain aud
fancy Job Printing Ia the hest s'ylc on -hor, mo-
tice and as cheap as any ofher office We have
competent hands good presses n fine assortment
Of paper aud cnrds and wecan do good aud chca n
work All kinds of books. briefs. catalogues
&c. printed IN the hest stvle and on short notice
We ask the patronage Of Democrats. aud all 9TH
ers that want printing done e.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-11

sP- Instead Of cordially uniting. rs one man
Ia etpe the invader from the State some Of our
intense patiisans Of the Addition nerstnsn
would indulge ~ critical moment in filings of a
partisan character They amount 10 nothing.
considering the source. One of these gentry
wishes Morgan 10 pay our friend Hon. : samuel II
liu.kitk. o. Monroe county. a visit NJ BLOOMING
ton. Mr. Duskirk his been in this city for the
last six week.. working hard IN the ordns de
paf,ment with Col Sturm. nnd doing all that any
one mnn do To- assist IN preparing ammuui.
ton to rcpel invasion and Ia carry the through
10 mn honorable close Mr. Buskrk l. known
and recognized as one Of the most conservative
members of his party. and since the commence
mcnt of the rebellion has ever heeh consistent
advocate of the vigorous prosecution nf the war.
and his only ofenso has been that he has not
deemed IL his duty to forsake aud dcnounce his
party
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HEADo DIs, or INDIANA AND MICHIGAN
DEPARTMENT or THE Ono.

HEADo lbs, or INDIANA AND MlCHiGANsl
DEPARTMENT OF THE ONO,
indianapolis. july 10. 1868 y
| Militia companies, home guards, and al
unvrganized detaehments. will be reported 4
Brigadier General Darlington. by their respective
commanding officers. Immediately oR their ar
rival at Indianapolis. Who will organize and As
sign them
III Regiments and battalions. ~ soon rs or
gauizesi. will be turned over temporarily TO tn
command OF Brigadier General HaScall
III Brigader General HascilI having reportei
tor special service under the orders of Genera
Bdrp>iae. Is hereby assigned to the command O
the delenseS OF Indianapolis.
BY command of
Brig. Gen WILCOX,
RoBr A HUTcHiNs. Capt. and A A. G..
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r. Frank Smith has a few cottage houses fo
ale. and mmeiiaie possession given:
One ou Massachusetts, avenue - 1900.
One on ~ Ciiir street. At $3.50.
One nn Market street. NJ 81 800:
One on Pratt street. NJ 81 7un:
One on ST Joseph street. n 81 400
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-11

>~M N"rk market
Nav YoRK. july 10
Flour o'-nsl rather ,iead.er beat only mod.
crate demand. CLOSING dull Al about yesiesday's
prices
Whi.ky easier NJ f5i. a. i6c.
orally refused to buy: closed dull az about ,e..
tcrday's price, Chicago srrine al zeal -,
Milwaukee club 81 i7Cdl ~. winter red western
81 IS.
Pork frmer at Sill rsisale for mes.
$l3 ~ s@li for new mcfs. $40 7Sdii 50 for
new prime
Lard unchanged
Cheese dull At stal2c.
Mones steady nj 6Cf1 on call Sterling frmor
With moderate business at Asa is6 FOR hrsi class
bills. Gold hrmer ai n. declining 10 32la and
CLOSING quiet 40 80 32a.c
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-11

HoR.Fs To ruK RESCUE The men Of Indiana
who own horses can not MI 90 to assist in driving
Morgan from the State. but they can at least fur
nish horses To those who eau aud will 90. The
indianapolis Cavalry Company need horses Ia
mount some splendid fellows who desire to JOIN
the expedition. Bring on your horses to my
stables JouN T.. FoupRAY
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EXECUTORS SALE.
SALE OF personal PROPERTY

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL SELL AT
public auction, on thursday. the 3Oth day Of July,
ls tie residence Of Jonas Huffman. late OF Marion
County. deceased, al his personal property consisting
Of Horses Cattle Hogs. Corn In the crib, Corn the
ground, Wheat Drill. keAp.r. Two Horse Wagon, Spring
Wagon. Farming Snsils. Household Furniture, &c.
A credit q twelve months IA be given all sums
three dollars, the purchaser giving his note with
approved security, waving valuation and appraisement
laws Three dollars and under cash In hand.
sale 20 comuaenc- a > o'clock A N.
iulys-Stw DAVID BUFF, Executor.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-11

~ DIR Hehern. the American Cancer Cham.
pion. y located at the Iir,mble House. Lafayette
The Doctor IL the only physician nov living who
can kill and cure ia from five 20 twenty.
four hours. without instruments or pain No
cure no paw mavl9.u
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-11

ATTENTION. THtRp WsRp.-Thcre will he n
meeting of the citizens Of the Third Word to form
another company under the call OF the Governor
this morning ~ O'Clock A cordial invitation
j. extended 20 any not vet connected with NIL
itary company To- attend and jim the Third Ward.
ers Nv order Of the Committee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-11

FIVru WARD ArrESriox Every msn able To
besr arms i expected t. meet at the Fifth Ward
School House ut o'clock this morning. Come
up like men md protect your homes
X. 7. Bows. Capt Commanding.
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COMM eRcIAL.



i"esoosts usrkes.
ciscisssri. July 10.
Flour dull and psice- nominal
wheat hrmsr and m better demand: red Al 10
al l2' white 81 10. Corn sud ost. hrm Al tie
last qnntatinns.
Whisss ale
Naihing dpue in provisions
Gold 81 silver ~. Exchange firm II 4 prem.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-11

MILIrARY PEEPAAArioNs-THE RsIp.-Our
city IS orc vast camp aud nothing is spoken of.
and very little thought Of but the Rebel inva
SION. AMI the neighboring towns seem To be in the
same situation The whole co1ttry i aroused
and drill. drill i the order ct the day and of the
night Yesterday troop. or rather squads aud
companies ct men TO be converted into troops.
continued 90 pour into the city by every train
and from every direction some from the south
EASTERN counties Of the State. What number AR
rived Ne de- not know. but We understand that
arrangements we're made TO feed ~ 600. although
We have no idea that halt that number have
vet come IN.
Tne organizations in the city continued. and
several new companies were raised aud sworn IN
Capt Foudray organized a company OF cavalry
composed Of hue hor-emen. who will be able 20
cope With an equal number of Morgan's best
troopers
The dispatches received in official quarters in
the morning indicate th.t the invading force WIS
moving north. snd later that : .lem sts occupied
and the deppt burnel These dispatches will be
seen under our special telcsraphc head
The following CEREAL order freely dis
tributed about the streets IN the afternoon:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
indianapolis. Ind. Juls 10 1858
n is ordered that III business houses he closed
at 6 o'clock VI this evening. and continue
c.o-ei. aud that al able bodied white male citi-
xens Who have not connected themselves with
military organz,tioss meet IN their respective
wards this evening Il : o'clock. and form them
selves into M itary companies TO contain not
les than 60-nor more than 100 persons each
which shall be immediately reported 10 the office
of the Adlutant General
Public Offices. Daily Newspaper Offices, officers
and employees of railroad aud telegraph com
pAnes. drug stores. family groceries and bakeries
are exempted from this order
lhis order 70 contin-e until further notice and
will be ngidiy enforced o. L MORroS
Commander la Chief
This order was complied With and the store.
and places OF business closed. and tho
business men repaired 10 their several places o.
meeting and eheerfully engaged in drill
Some questions were pr0poupded a. 10 the ex
act meaning Of the order ol the Gov-rua. =
whether il meant that the places Of business
we're 70 be kept closed continuously until fur.he