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THK SOURCE OF THE NILE.-It an
pears that the discovery of the source of
the Nile was made one hundred aud six.
.eeh years ago. A correspondent of the
London Times draws attention to the fact
that the great lake Victoria Nyanxa. de.
serlbed by Spoke, is correctly laid down
IN an ATLAS published one hundred and
slxieen years ago, by the name OF the
Lake zambre, extending from the fourth
10 the eleventh. degree of south latitude.
ana being about four hundred miles in
length by sixty in breadth, while the ac-
companyins letter press, 10 very curious
detailed account OF the district. distinctly
states the fact that it is the source of the
Aile and OF two other great rivers. The
work IN question is called The complete
system OF Geography Published ia two
volumes BY Enanusi Bowen. Geogrspher
10 his Majesty, in l774, and the lake
Lambre, alias Nyanza. is found hid dow n
IN two maps accompanying the ~srs
Which, under the headof "Congo Proper, =
says;
This kingdom is watpred isy several
rivers, the most considerable OF which.
70 tue Halre. above mentioned, otherwise,
1aiied ihe great river of Congo, which
Dpapper says springs frpn three lakes
Inc hfst As called Zambre, out Of which
'he Nne issues the second Saire, which
.orlss the rivers Lelunde and Coanze, and
ooanzs, and the third Is a lake made NV
Inc Nla; bat the chief Of sll il the Fam.
Orc, winch Is as it wore the centre from
OF Africa PAY
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washingten,s Senl.

The original seal of George Washington
is ia the possession of S. A. Washington,
of Middleport, Iroquois county, Illinois,
who is distant relation of the Father OF
his Country. Mr. Washington will not
part with the valuable family relic, but
has determined to allow fac similes of il
to- he taken and sold, for the benefit of
soldiers aid societies.
The father of Mr.. s. A. Washington,
Bushrod Washington, Jr., was nephew
of Judge Bushrod Washington. of the
United States Supreme Court, and Of Mt
Vernon, and the latter was the con of the
brother of George Washington. The seal
was given BY the father Of George Wash
ington to Lawrence Washington, the first
proprietor of Mt Vernon, who gave it,
at his death, to his brother, Gen George
Washington, who dying without issue.
left it to Judge Bushrod Washinton, his
nephew, who also succeeded to the Mount
Vernon estate. Judge Bnshrod Wash.
ington, who also died without issue, left
to his nephew, Bushrod Washington. Jr.,
the father of the present owner of the
seal he, being the eldest son, inheritinc
it from his father AS an heirloom, fol.
lowing in the direct line of family descent,
this seal will next pass to Bushrod d
Washington, a mem Der of McAlister'
battery. now participating in the siege o.
Vicksbug- -,
Mr.. s. A. Washington has for seven.
teen years been resident in Illinois
Although nearly fifty six years OF age
he has served abont two years in the pres
ent war: first in the Goth regiment Of III
lnois volunteers. Coming home disabled
but afterwards recovering, he joined tn,
ll3 regiment of Illinois infantry.
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dictate Of wisdom and Of patriotism should

dictate Of wisdom and Of patriotism should
teach rs to discourage, both BY act and
word. anything that might possibly tend
10 impair in the mind of the soldier, h.'
feeling us q citizen. /, therefore, conn
IDENTIFY hope that oil well-disposed el'laens
OF this State, will. after short rtnec'lon,
understand the imperative necessary OF
exercising their righ' fnfougn the clv'i
tribunals, 70 enforce every law OF the
Trni,ed States. however much they may
hive bssD opposed to its enactment.
While, therefore. my duty to the Gov
erpment requires me to furnish whatever
military aid is necessary to enforce the
Law throughout this depart
ment 10 strict accordance with It's terms,
/ shall only employ military force for that
purpose after every resource of the civil
authority has been used without success.
1t is my earnest hope that the people of
the several States comprised within this
military department, have already adopted
some such views as are here presented,
and win SO act upon them as to relieve
mc'from the necessity Of using measures
in the performances OF my duty which are
rs unpleasant to me as they can possibly
be to any loyal citizen.
am, Governor, respectfully,
Your obedieut servant,
JOHN POPE,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
Hon. Edward Solomon, Governor of
Wisconsin.
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NEW BOOKS.
orphess c. Kerr'. Papers, I'd Series.
froemason's Monitor.
Cooks Voyages.
Al Oda--ey the Author Of Quits;
hurrt rt-id aud GsrdeRj
Veg tables Of Ane.ica
he Campaign OF 1852 nd ~,
Physiological Aemoirs-by Hammond
Mrs, L~siie's Cook Book;
Girls Own Book;
Buys own sookt
NerneF's Pride:
Dirk~ns' Complete workss
Honeand Abroad. seeond Series;
story ofthe Quad
New Anuusllyclopedia 1861;
The PoetsJournAI, by Bsyard Taytoys
Parsou Browsiow - Doek;
OkarsnRo River;
Edwin Br .hori oft ny Wipthrop;
Shadow In the House.
day reeeivsdat
BRoWNELL's Book Store,
/ jsi % Cor Main aud All sirsets.
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;. GENERAL FRASKLIN.--General Frank
~, ~ srrred 10 Harrisburg on Monday from,
OH and rendered his services TO Gov.
s.ao' ouf'', IN any capacity he thought
proper TO place him. He gave the Gov.
error aud General Couch mueh al,.hl.
h,hi,ormat'on, aud the Indications are thst
nis ssrvisss will be required. - $3.50
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MAR CLAIMS.

And All other elatms sxsinst the Government, unon
isnfa ne ssoss fanT sblc terms.
20 Fees charged mill ss.isfsetory returns .-s :.
eeaved@ Alilaqaiftes uy nsn Nlp <eea,v~ ar.s,.. -
tseuon- 49,, WM. q. LOVE-, Any atinr
eAes 'Hsstaeorts fsss 0n6s To- sissss d 90. -
1AA1A-Aly
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FROM vICkSRURG.

The following is from the jackson cor
respondent oil The Mobile Idreytiser and
Register, Clint, under date Of Goth June :
My ia,cs, adviccs are to Wednesday
night when Ill was well and general con
lijcnce prevailing. For tie last week
i;:mo:s have been :float 20 the effect that
supplies have been thrown into Nicksburg
from the opposite side oi the river, and
that barge coutaniag' 100000 rations
had bsen bIcd up while floating by for
lhr Federal forces below. | cannot pre-
tend to vouch for the trnlhfulness of these
'nmurs but they are credited by many
Cor scou:s coming i'll from tho front got
confused rs 10 The names of days; and
had the big fight Oh Saturday instead Of
"Wednesday.
y day or so makes but little difference.
They made the assault and were rcpu,s-
cd. 1t is very difficult to obtain corrcc,
accounts.
Joe Johnston appears to lie very busy,
and Is rapidly organizing Tor battle, bu,
when or where it will DO fought, if fought
at all, is another question. lie has bad
habit Of keeping his own counsel, and will
deceive friends rs well as foes. His opera
tions are mysterious, and at the same time
crcn'nspect. I have "got ready" to
change my base several times and have
not changed yet. II is good thing for q,
General to have no secret kcepcrs-when
that Is The case, there is somo probability Of
something being doue Of value
From the west side of the river we cnly
learn tie state OF affairs very imperfsctly.
Matters, however, ale very annoying to the
enetDy, and will be made much more disa.
gsceabc ina few days.
Gen. Banks is unable to capture Port
Hudson, and Gardner gives him no rest.
Our cavalry pick ZIP all foraging parties,
and are comDellin Banks 10 contract his
lines and havo all anxious eye 10 his rear.
Grierson has been whipped several times,
and what few forces he carried TO Banks
are being graduallyused up, and iu few
days he will have nothing but "blue noses''
fr his force, against ,wh,m we can operate
much more successfully than against the
Western men. The prisoners who have
becn brought up give a. very gloomy ac-
count Of Federal affairs. !
They say tha: the slaughter among the
men Of Banks is far beyond what is pub
lished. 1t is furthermore stated, that both
Banks and Grant have orders to take the
places or sacrifice every man. At the rate
Of loss reported, it will not take long to &C.
complish the destruction of both armies.
!, howevor, place little reliance upon what
is told. by prisoners and deserters.
A |contrabard,' out from Vicksburg ON
the business of his master, reports that on
last Monday 5000 of our forces made a
sortie and bagged some 800 or 400 Fede-
rails. l give this for,wbat it is worth.
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N Oticc.

OrFIce fhrrxyiLLE K ColrMnlA r.
',lulnbia. Apri. s. 1868:
INilE Agents Of this company are instruct ed
L not {" I"""ipt for any Cotton unless or
dcre! 10 h: Slipped. and not t" receipt for i
Then, unless ii is in good order and plainly mar
kcd. The Company has never acknowledge j
itself tIahl" for Cotton until it is ordered to be
shipped. nnh is raoc;ptri ior. Cotton thrown
upon the Railroad platforms aud nl"u- the
line of the Road. and not r"c.Irtcl for. is II,
the owners risk. 1t is greatly rxI,osri o. ire
to he stolen, nnd los and damage from other
causes. Much confusion must arise from its
not being plainly rnarkrd.
Persons interested are request el to keep their
Cotton al home until il ls to be shipped over
the R"a.l.
BY order Of THE PRESIDENT
April %. 'G3, I, If
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TH!: LAST YANXEE RAID ON THEcENrRn1.
RAILROAD

RAILROAD.
Lust Friday morning well Known pcn
ll"'nan Of this city, being ut the time on 4
visit /" his Fl rm IN Hanover. was taken
rr''"arr hy Tie Yankee raiders. then on
'Leir way t" the South Anna bridge. lie
with sor.G ,,@cn or more citzcrs If Ian
over, wcr" lctt under guard at Ia" house of
Mis-. Nr!son, nine miles below the Court
House, whilst the al krcs ,'rr r,.cc led on
i"olr ""ik - !" rue Oh. When they
rr rrncd th", evening. brr:: i:g ,lc thirty
"!! OF o"r i~ra ',,isc., 4, their bridge, tic
r"".'n.ndsr, tu'ou"l Sv""rS, cun:c.sad
very freely with the ci';lcns. Suci. of his
c.ivr'S'ii a. has ben repeated to us
will we is.iaE ~ :,."nl Interesting
he first SUI l'c1 discussed was the con-
,!a'H "f our men who defended tho South
Anna tr!g".-Cp!omcl :;p", rs said, "if all
i.c to"!c'.erat"s iitil as these fifty men
have done, this war Will las: much longer
than have ever expected Why, sir,
some OF them uscl heir bayone,s. and
stabbed several cf my mcn severely,
after their breast wo,k WIS filled with
my men, and they Were completely in cur
power
Speaking Of us experience during the
rad he I, niai >ed, IL must sav am utter
i a,;c"is!rel a'lAc success Of my expcdi--
uon aud tho abscntc .: n. interruption ON
HE pnt"f your authorities. ! have ira,
vcs>rd the c"uaiv OF Hanover, p,:s,ur
wi,hin ten miles OF the Confederate capital
have destroyed Il tvain If three hundred
Sanitary wagons, burnt one Of your mos,
'mno'iant h'i gc*, and am ro~ on my
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EXCHANGE NOTICE, NO. S.

hlri.NGNn, May ., eG3
fiE f"ii""ing :,.'!ra'c Effects a.! u"n
L hnrr been duly exchanged, and are here
ov .lrcnr-d
All officers md men who nave been de-
Evrrtd Al city Foi"' at any t.'nc previous 70
May 6. 1868.
= All officers cnpt"reI nj r"v ..:n.a ,.f,rc
the lst Of April, 1863. who nav. ;,.,r ascd
on parole.
g. All men captured in .rrr. .....r,, or
Virginia before the II, nr MarcA 1865 who
have been r"lenssl on pnr".-.
4; The officers and men captured and rnroI-
"d hy Gen. ;. y. Carter. in his cxpdit!on to
E"st lrhAc-se in December last.
8. The officers unl men captured md pa
roied 10y Lieut.. Col. Stewart at Van Buren, Ar.
kansas. Jann"ry %. 1863; hy Col. Dick-y, lin
Drccmher, 1852. III his march ioi':a Mobile and
Ohl" Railroad; and hy Capt. Came, on, at
Corlnii Mies., in I'rcemLer. 1862
q. The officers and men parolcd 81: Oxford,
Miss. on the 2id of December, 1862 :sl Drs
Are Ark, on the 18th January. 1868 !. and at
Baton Rouge, L., on The 23d February, 1863.
Z. All persons who have been cnp.,,r.d on
tie sea- or the walters leading 10 Tie sarrc. or
upon the sea CO.'S, Of the Confederate or UnI-
tea S'utcs at any time previous to December
l0ih, 1862.
8. All civilians who have been arrested n.
any iIme before the 9th Of Mav, 1863, aud re-
leased on parole. nre discharged irom any and
every obligation contained in 3aid purole IL
any such person has taken any oath Of nile,,i-
""ce TO the United States or gwen any bond
or II his release WAS accompanied with any
o'her condition, he is discharged from the
same
o. IL any rcrsons embraced in any of the
.o'tR"'hg sections, or in any section of any
previous exchange notice, wherein thry are
uec'ared exchanged. are in any Federal prison.
,hey are &" he immediately released and de-
''Fercd TO the Confcd-rat" authorities
ROBERT GUILD,
Nav O., Agent Of Exchange.
mon;e'frate papers will rlense insert tho
| ns hoticc csix times aui forward accounts
to the War Department. "e''"'''
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fractional Confederate Treasury Notes
Of the denomination Of City cents will soop
Ls issued by tire Treasury Department.
The paper bears the mediation portrait of
the president Of the Confederate States in
the centre, and the figures fifty" at each
end. The money will be issned at the ra, g
OF twenty five thousand or more per day,
until the amount limited by Law is issued
This is the first fractional currency is-
sued by the Confederate States and there
s no provision for any other Of q traction!
ri denomination. I
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YANKEE EXPECTATIONS

The New York Times complains that
their troops don't do anything:
While Hooker is thus menac;no and
operating against Lees rear, Hcnlzrman
holding the Capital, and Couch watching g
the Pennsylvania ine-wh.Ie the rebel
army has been nearly all withdrawn from
Richmond, and from tie Virginia and
North Carolina seaboard, Why do not our
forces on the James Peninsula and the
Blackwatcr, which are believed TO he
about 10000, strong, more or less, make Il
grand assault on the rebel Caritai7 Why
DO not some Of the officers, with large
commands, down there. do sonnet hing I?
Why do not they demonstrate viyoru usly,
while tho golden mo,neu: lasts, and tie
grand rebel army is over hundred miles
away? If they cannot tnke Richmond,
an they not take Petersburg. which
would serve the purpose nearly as we'll |
If they are incapable of this, could they
not seize Weldon, which would do better.
There must be limit to the rebol strength
in Virginia; and if Lee has hundred
thousand men in The Shenandoah Valley,
or thereabonts, their forces cannot be very
gigantic at other points. Certain it is
that If 10000 Of our troops, or half that
number, were at Weldon, Lee would not
be long in leaving the mountains and if
be attempted to leave, then would Ee
Hooker's chance TO flank him, divide his
columns, and defeat them in detail.
1t is believed that we have, or will have
directly, fsll guarter-million men on the
Potomac. Within the last four days this
State alone has sent 10000 volunteers
toward Washington, and other States are
Fastening forward their quotas, under the
new call. From great army, suddenly
reinforced so enormously, folks hays; a
right to expect great and daring deed,.
Certain 1t is that the rebel army has. not
been reinforced to. anything ike this extent
Isor can il be, y ~ s.<
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BOTTLES AND Walls
BEING much wanted, l will buy any that
may be brought to me. They must he CLEAN
EDWIN PARKER.
Feb l3,1eC3 4ltf
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
AbbeUiLe District. Citation.
BY WILLIAM HILL. Esq, Ordinary of Abbe

BY WILLIAM HILL, Esq. Ordinary of Abbe
vile District
WHEREAS. Charles Evans, has applied tn
me for Letters of Admin istration Of all and
singular the goods and chaltels, rights and
credits Of Jno. Campbell, late of the District
aforesaid decd.
These are therefore, TO cite and admonish
all and singular, tire kindred and creditors Of
the said deceased to be and appear before me,
at our next Ord'nary's Court for the said Dis
trlct. to be holden at Abbeville Court House,
on the 26th June inst, to show cause
ifany why the said administration should not
be granted.
Given under. my hand and SEAL this tho Il tn
day Of June, one thousand eight hun
dred and ssdy-three aud in the S7th year
Of Sovereignty and Independence of tho
State of South Carolina.
WILLIAM HILL, o, A. D.
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Er NsT
THE ARMY INaTHE VALLEY,

The following order WAS issued by Lieut..
Cen Ewell on the 18Th inst:
|. NJ j"r General Farly, while in Tic
viclniiy, will assume command OF the De-
par'mc:l OF Wirchcstcr, comprising ali the
FaIL.y south, as !ar as Woodstock, and
north, as far rs the lines cf llc Army.
IL. Al! captured property will be turned
over to the proper Departments, except
such supplies as may be needed icr rrescnt
consumption, which will at once he issued
10 the command.
The provost Marshal will use the mos,
stringent measures 10 prevent individual
appropriations "i what bc,vl,g, 10 all.
Clo'hnug will be issued under the rules
that govern the Quartcrmaster's Depart
menf, on rcquislious approved by the
Lieut.. General C"mmanding. All the
Divisions will be furnished in proportion.
When hors;s OF supplies are absolutely
necessary for individual wants, the ap; lica
tions must be approved at these HAL
quarters, or by Maj j'r General Early, Com
nand'uS Department Of Winchester.
The garrison iing captured by Major
General EarIy's Division will be sent to
Richmond by detail to he made by Major
General Ear,y.
TA@fssni. General Commanding deaires
in e INNER to anelioiate he condition
Of II Dh in the ranks, who have the
work TO do, and who slp it SO nobly. I'll.
iuII ysensible OF the oppression and outrag
Of the enemy on our people. H. appeals 10
the intelligence and patriotism that MAJ k
this army, 10 assist him in repressing every
act OF individual piuuder on the part OF
those that may think such only just re-
'al''t'"n. But this plundering mast be
suppressed, or our discipline is gone-the
prestige OF victory which bas hitherto mar
ked our course, will become, like our enc
miles, band OF robbers without spirit to
win victories.
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NOTICE..
I"wS OF AEE:viIrr,

I"wS or ArrEviILE.
June l., 1853.
HrSof'Td ii'a, Persons ARE forbidden, hv all
The penalties "f til" Law. to la,,o Site cotton
in any building or r.c2 within ,;e T,wn Of
hhh"vill". within on" llnnlrrh and n!ty yards
"' The pn''ii': square, or on any lot or place
from Which fire could cn.Inngcr a dwelling
f"'is" or building, aud c"'ton now DEPOSITED in
any such T. lac" ~ hereby required to lie re.
moved ny the owner thereof or their ngcnt or
'hc person having'thc car" or p"sS.ssion .r the
sntnc within Sixty DAYS from this date
by order Of the Council
JOHN 4. Wlin.
Clerk.
Jure 10, 1865 1-3t
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FKCTI PORT HUDSON.

In" following 'ctter III lhr Montgomery.
Advertiser nom Captain Whitfield, Of the
:! Alabama regiment, TO liS wife, will he
!c"l with nue.! interest. From it We
have Il better conception than we have
had bcto,c "i' TIE !,ar.!sE;pS which tie he
roic grrri>ru have had 10 endure.
The Captain ;A"n.iora SIX weeks ia H..
t'nc that their pi",.>i",.s wvud laA.
Half ,hn! rc:i"l has pass. !, am yet ,!,u
"a'riH"m h"> l:o. been relieved. Let u>
hol2 for the b.:
P"E1 llrpsnN, June 10. :.
l. has ROW ben tW" months sinr" We
hHI" ha'i "r:ting reliable, or in arv
share, from the halaLcc f tie ~rrii."
: hce the Yankee Ial Oh IL" S"n,l"rri
railroad. gallant a::h .Iorinu, Port ilu1a?n
has been comi''c;clv i,o!rtrd, and for the
last twenty days ,horuu .Iy. nvcs'"d Ly
i'ank- array, nutnumLcrrn:; II: only ai;.l,
TO on" Verify. '"it Hudson is SET
s''rr"iu''S 'nS;itn'i'n and thanks 10 Al
E'G't:y tu'j AID he L!a"r,v and endurance
oi on, Eervic S,a;hcrn sui.!icry is destined
10 Still stand yet Il while lonarI. aud wei
come 'hc @",est"d Ya' k"cs To- sho I.;,nli,.
graves by l'gInns. We have been Iiyl,-
l"g regularly for ten day, anI 81 far have
held ""r own in rcrnnrkih,r degree. Tic
enemy hav" na!c t"o dcsl e.n,c assault,
on our wo"l:s, ~! liav. Lcen as often hu.l-
ci lack iih sever. i.ss.
On "Wednesday the 81 inst, We i,sl q
severe ti9h, rs On that day the Yankees
attempted {" charge uur works at several
':i!:cromt points s-Thcv came up in fue
style with the ''oll flag" Il, ing, and vcllinn
I,,r th,, kl,t....
saw We let iEcn come up within easy
range ANA then tnrncd loose "ur infantry
aud artillery, whivh sent them back IN ter
rble disorder auh shattered ranks. The
loss Of 'hc y: cmy was heavy. au,i i, Is cs-
,;maic'l that >"cc tie ,ic.c b. gan that his
loss Ia killed. and wounded and m;s.iur
has teen from three to five thousand, and
sad tr :r!a'c, our loss is not incun, f,irr,.
sie. We have to mourn the loss rf MAN.
gallant So :: cr> ard ntlircr.. =: y
What tAc army OF Port Hudson has
done and endured, 10 Zen can rrnn.rlv
DEPICT
With q large army in our rear nri
wi'hin tw" hundred yards forn oar l.c.s,-
work., large fleet III si.'l above and
below r' the river. YOU see we are com
pl"'ciy aHd Thoroughly Gu, OF fu.n ali
communication, bat Notwithstanding Al
THIS cisa"rern2!e <air Of !hing-, Tie army
IS s:'! III ru"l sriri,s, anI h. ping IT,,
ltil'' 'i' nirnt~.--t 80 n:r >iurit :iu:,-
hGr "i i:H"'s We are Conirn,1 10 keen
, every man that can S'on!.lrr 4 uu-k.t al
tie brcastw"!k:, day AMI NIGHT, without
any r"'l"', !" n 'r"Hchcl Position t..! IN a
EO' ii"itinr Lu":.;a,u sun. TIE .,,,,-
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AN old gentleman, famed Page, foil in
love with young lady. In ballroom
the young lady. dropped her glove. In
stantly be picked it up, and, handing il
to her, addressed her in the following
manner:
I'll from glove you take tho letter G..
S Then glove makes love, which present
10 tbee."'.,
,.f To which she replied:
o.. "Apd i from Page yoatake the letter P.
- Then: Page makes, age, and that, won't