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EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. 7.
RICHMOND, VA, Oct 1s lsea

T>HE following Confederate officer, and man
Il are hereby declared duly exchanged:
]. All officers and men captured and paroled
tany time previous to the first Of septem-
Der, 1853. This section: however, is not in
tended to include any officers or men oanturad.
at Vicksburg, july, 1893, except such "a
we're @ declared exchanged by Exchange Notice.
named in this notice. But it does embrace ali
deliveries made at City Point or other place
before September l, 1863, and with the Iimj--
tationsbove named all captures at Port Hud-
son or any other place, whore the parties were
released on parole.
II. TIE Stats of Generals Pemberton, Ste
cs..sn; csnson: Bowen: Moore; Barton. g. p; Lee.
Reynolds. Cockerell and Dockery, tho officers
and men belonging to the Engineer Corps and
sappers and Miners, and the 4ui and As Mis-:
G,ipp. Regiments, sn captdred at Yicksbarg.
III, The General officers captured at vloks-
burE, sulya, 1858, were declared exchanged
a ROBERT oULp,
F 'nsts.s ,.eo .. >. Agent q Exchange.
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FIRST RATE PLANTATION
FOR q AT.E

CONTAINING EIGHT HUNDRED AND
SIXTY Acres of land. situate in Abbevill Dis
triot, S. c., on waters of Little River. Twelve
miles west Of Abheville Village. A First Rate
Grain and Cotton Pantaton-l50 Acres Of
Low Lands. and L 80 Acres of first quality OF
Wood Land-a Dwelling House and all neces-
sary Out Buildings--To purchaser apply ing
Immediately, before the first of January ncxl,
many important and valuabl inducsment Wills
be offered
For reference apply to Joh II Wilson, Esq =,
at Abhevile G. H., James N. Martin on the
prenisee, or the Undersigned at Tuskeoga, Ala
j MARTIN.
Nov 26, 1868 80 1t
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Abbeville District-In Equity.

STEPHEN w. WILLIS and WIFE, and others
vs.. JAMES BANKS and WIFE, and others
Bill for Partition.
Parsnant to order of Court, T will SELL at
public "utcry. at Abbcville G. H., on snIeday
in December next (7) the Real Estate Of Thos
Harmon decd. lying ON Savannah and Little
Rivers, containing seven hundred acres, more
or less. and bounded by lands of VIM. Harmon,
Frederick Edm onds, James Banks and others.
Terms credit of l and 2 years, interest
from day Of aaI..
Purchaser 10 give Bond with two good sure
ties, pay costs in cash and pay for papers,
WM III. PARKER, c. E A. d.
COMMISSIONERS Office, Nov. IL, 1863, 70 4t.
c5Y- Columbia Guardian insert once a ,cefk
for three ,ceeks.
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Sale of House and Lot in the
Corporation of Abbeville Village.

BY order of the Ordinary for Abbeville,
will sell by public outcry at the Court House
door, on salesday in December next. that House
and lot of land containing One and three
fourth acres more or less. being the Real Estate
Of the late Dewitt Jones decd.
Purchaser 10 give bond, and mortgage of
the premises to the Ordinary, if deemed necos-
sary, to secure the payment of the purchase
money, and pay the costs in cash.
ROBERT JONES, s. A. D.
Nov. IL, 1868. %, st
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SALE OF SEVENTY ACRES. OF
I,AND

BY order of the Ordinary for Abbeville,
will sell by public auction az saesday in De-
eember next, Seventy acres of Land more or
less being the Real Estate of Mrs. Mary Nc
Cartney deed, situated in AbbeyilIe District,
adjoining lands of W. Joel Smith, some six or
seven miles South Of Abbeviile C. Fl.
Terms IL months credit. purchaser giving
Bond to the Ordinary and mortgage Of the
promises if deemed necessery, and pay the
costs in cash.
ROBERT JONES, 8. A. D.
Nov l2,- 1858, 90, St
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN A
AJJcviUe District-M EQUITY.
LIE II. AGNEW vs. MARY ANNA AG-
NEW AND OTHERS.
Bill for Partition.
Pursuant to order Of Court, will sell, at
Public ontcry, al Nbbevi!le Court House, on
Saleday in December next (7) the Real Estate
of DR.. Enoch Agnew, deceased, about 4 miles
from Hodges Depot on G. & G. II. II. and S
miles from Cokesbury. containing al Acres,
more or'ess, and bounded by lands . f Marshall
Sharp. Green Riley aud others.
On the Tract is a Comfortable Dwelling
House with Eight Rooms and all necessary
Out Buildings and fine Fruit Orcha, d-nbomt
half tho Tract is forest land. The location is
said to he good one for Physician.
TERMS.--A Credit Of Twelve months with
interest from day of sale. Purchaser tn give
Bond with two good surcties. pay costs in Cash
anl pay for papers, or Cash if preferred.
WIN. II. PARKER, czAp
Commissioners Office,
Nov III, 1868 81 tbs
eH- Columbia Guardian iuscrt once ,ecek
for three ~ecks
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Abbeville District-In Equity.

73U1UJs
JAMES ~ HOPKINS and WIFE vs. WM.
CROWTHER anil WIFE and others.
Bill for Partition &c.
Pursuant to order Of Court, I will sell, at
pnhlic cutlery. at AbbevilIc G. II on snleday in
December mex, (7) the Real Estate of John A.
Burton deed. on Johns"ns Creek, confirming
GAP acres more or less. and bounded bv lands
OF James Cnrwile, Robert Tucker, David Culla.
han, and others as follows:
The Ilome Tract 213 acres more or less.
The liaddon Tract. 269 acres more or less
The Bnr'Aore Tract 100 ucres more or less
Terms-Casl,. Purchaser to pay for papers.
WM. Ii. PARKER, c. e. A. H.
Commissioners Office, Nov. ii, 1858, 26 At
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Abbeville Dirtrict-In Equity.
WM S. SMITH, vs.. JAMES 3. McCREADY.
and others.
BiH6or sale Of SLAVES and Land
Pursuant TO order Of Court, will sell, at
public outcry, at Abbeville G. H., on ealeday
in December next (7) Ghe plantation on which
VIM. 5. Smith. res,les nenr Cokesbury in two
tracts. One containing about 250 acres more
OF less and the other about l30 acres more or
less. and bounded by lands of DIR. Newton
Sims, Polly Lomax, Robert Y. Jones and others.
Terms a credit of 2. and years, interest
l' !, !m;'. annually. Purchasers TO give Bonds
with ."" g"o's s::i.ties and mortgage to seours
The purchase money. pay costs in cash and
pay for papers.
VIM. H. PARKER, C. z. A. D.
Commissioners Office, Nov. IL, 1868, %. At
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. A6beville G. II. 8. c..
Sept 12, 1868, 30,
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Owing to the disorganization Of the State
militia. BY the enforcement of the Conscript
Acts OF Congress up to the age Of forty. five
1t will require much time to re.oreanize 4
50 as to make it at all effective, Unon
this subject, ask your attention to the
report OF the Adjutant and Inspector Gen.
eral. In the present condition of things.
permanent force, taken by volunieeriue.
or by draft, proportionally from each mill.
tary division of the State, would be much
more effective. The militia, for protection
against raids, cannot be brought 80 prompt.
ly into the.feld; would not be go effective.
and suddenly called ont by regiments,
would take the eDtiie agricultural white
labor Of the particular regiments from home
perhaps at harvest perhaps at seed-time.
Oh this subject, beg leave to embtdy an
extract from.tbe recent message of the pa.
triotic Executive OF Georgia. :,
Speaking of his two regiments Of State
troops, their protecting the rear OF General
Braggs army since he has been near Chat:
taneoga, and their Importance In time Of
war, he says; "Had the Ssstet npt been;
able to protect hisrear, the General nust
hase seen, part oE'his own. army to do that
duty, which would Ba9s weakened HE force
and made BIZ sacasal mora, doubtful, = :
IN disc of d raid into, Ibis State,
this force would be or great Service ID the
'prptentiop al puDljc and priyats property,
asd jH sspslting the aggressers. NosSlate
in lie Gonfeds dsyaay should De. .wit6out such
a;fssce during Che oenins sancs % tie gar;
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T. B CREWS,
Surviving Partner.

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e3tu loID auy aueQuto eStlmate OF lie ,hap-
piness impaired to the unfortunate pupils
OF the school by their education.
ThefGitaiel, and Arsepsl Academies: are
in flourishing condition, and ,at this juno
ture, asa the most suitable institutions for
training the youths Of our State. i COM.
mend them earnestly to your care and sps
couragement. ~ :; .s,Fs
!, Itransmit; copies :of comnunicstioq
from Hon. James A.. Seddon, Secretary OF
War, acknowledging abe receipt of. your
resolution; OF September, in reference To-
impressments. There have certainly been
many irregularities on The part Of Govern
snent' officials in the. execution: OF she law,
buts't ishoped the arderSof the War De-
partmemt, recently publishess may prevent
them in, futnre.<s - W: Z
:; In compliance with the resolutions of
your Houses, st your last session, unpn H.
subject Of fourIoughs' to The sIx
troops tor the purpose Of gstheriS i s
crops and so~ing grain; and. ali
Ptaoing troops near the passes of
talns, ! communicated both With S4
cretary Of War anu the Cofnmandir| q
rataof this department.! Their red r.
herewith transmitted. Sabscquent or
ispreseptatiops from Ashevifie. a. N lss
from the citizens of GreeRyille, Ill 4, .l,.
danger Sof raid thrsuqh Asheg} ~ str,
the. upper Districts ,nfd dlHe eSAeta - -, :.
nent, the Comnsandi1g CT - g.,
mountains ,one regimeSS IN
and abattsry ofljgbt aftillsiy IS
IL in accordance e wilt lt your ressiS =
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- Nia.l ;. IL 3 alehmond.,, ;,

The Fsdersls in KiBg William have fsllen
back rom AaBgohiek church to Aequintou
church, about twenty miles. They destroyed
al tho crops ia their track. By the York river
train, yesterday afternoon, We learn that it was
supposed the Ysnkees were leaving and geing
down The Peninsula. 4 deserter from the IO3s
New York regiment who was brought to tie
cf.v. states that Getty'5 division embarked at
tAs Waite HoHso Tuesday afternoon, at four
o'clock, in transports for Washington. Fosters
troops from NewbeTn, he said. were also re-
ported, in Dxs army, to have gone te the same
destination A division or brigade sf D'1's
troops hsd lett for Portsmouth Col Spear S
cavalry were still on the Peninsula This is a
desertors story, which may be true or may not.
The.iallow very frankly said that the reason he
deserted was because he was not paid d.--Rich-
mOAd DiSpQtch, 9th.
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the finest rife pieces we had in this department
Eioule Of tho pieces we lost were those recent
Iy asken from Camp Psrspet, others raised from
the steamer Hinsman, that sunk in the bay last
March Altogether this is one Of tho heaviest
blows the rebels have dsslt in this part Of the
country. In military circles Brashear City is
Ger sidered place Of great Importance. The
f9rtificatisus st this point connsud Berwick
bay, the Atchsfslaya, and IN fact all navigation
from the gulf to the Attskspas country. The
rebel force yye encountered, Wss under the COM
rnssd of Magruder, and is vsrioUsiy estimated
at from ten ts fifteen thousand The rebels in
taking Brashear City, captured quite an amosnt
Of suartermaster's and conmissary stores, as
we'll as considerable ammunition. The enemy
also came ia possession Of the personal baggage
of lnaay Of cur sficars and Tuon, who had LETT
Brashear city on their rspid approach to OPelou-
sas, A,exandna and Port HUDSON
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General J. II. sehossld
DEAR SIR: Having removed General Curtis
aid assigned you to the command Of the De-
partmsnt sf the Missouri thiak It may be of
ssme advantage for ne TO state 20 you why j
did it. did net relieve General Curtis because
Of my full conviction that he had done Ef
By commission or emission. did ii boea s...l
a conviction in my mind that tas- tini1pJIisI of
Missouri, constituting when united, 3 7ass ma
joEity Of the whole prople, have en- yea ins5
pestient, faetioRal quarrel among ilsmsel Vos-
General Curtis, perhaps nos 5y choicas being
the head Of one faction, and aoVeTneE Gamble
that Of the other. After months Of la55r s5 rsc-
oncils the diEeulty, it seemed % grew verse
and worse, until felt it ny duty 10 break 3
up somehow, and es I e8ud n4s remove
GOvegnsr Gamble I lad 90 fsrzoYs Gsa. Cartis-
Nov that yeB are IN the position, wish goa .o
undo nothing merely because Gsnaral Curtis ar
GoVsraer Gamble did il; bus @ exercise youz
own Judgment, and &c right f3i ise public iu-
tersst- Let yeur military measures 81 strong
enough to repel the invaders and Keep ths
peace, and not 50 EE0Hg IS 70 unnecessarily llsr-
rzss and pefsecgts tie Feonia. 20 s. dilsEll
role, and so much greater viii be i1s homer S
you perfsrm Is vel. If bota faciers, ar rai-
theT, Ehall abus8 y0u. y0u Wiz h.obaaly 5a
aheEs right. Beware of 5sinE assalcd b. ona
and praised BY the other. Y0ars,-t truiy.
FFMHf3T.1 ri
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The Yankee raid into NORTH Caroline .r8n
NsEFbern Friday, seems to haVe bsen in8iizatel-
~ usual b. desire 20 plander They visited
kenaHsYllis, the county seat Of Duplin county.
Friday might, destroyed the Fcoblisk srori fsc-
tory, and eaPtured C5Bi I.ane's company ef
cavalry. Their fsres consisted of skoss saaa
whites s9d negroes, and Of this numbsr .5ous
tosr hundred were sent 20 War-a=. Ten 49,
diaLant On the Wilmington and Weldon rsilros5.
The detachment reached tbsrs g,srrs.-- --'..
ing, just as the train ha3 passed. Tbsv bur-s3
the railroad depot, csntsing about 90 600 neun5g
Of Government bacani tore up she track ~ q
mile and haif, and started Back 70 Keaans-
vilis. Hefe they Tos5sd the proprietor Of tie
Of the same amount. and levied 81 IFsae KsII--
and Ar Mccarthy for the same san. They sIsa
stole about Atty negroes. They shea $780,
foE tramp Of sixty milss back t5 No~ssr-.
Waefe hey arrived safely. TIE Taias on .hs
railroad are now running as bsiors.-Ris6ns
DisBaick, Oh.
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day, cless enough 80 join in furnishing ihs well
whipped rebels OF their wsy to The river.
In the town of Gettysburg whsn we drove
the enemy cut Of it or Friday night, ne recap
tured large number Of Federal prisoners, re-
ptrtod BY some az high as fifteen hurdrod
many Of whom were wounded. There were
also several thousand W8uudsd Tebsls, every
house being filed wish them
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General Lees Arrny-Later fFoEa the Torth
Bicbmeud Dispatch, 9Th

The only intelligence we have heard Of reach
irg the CITY, was flcm aa oi1cer Of the sigma
cagps, stationed on the lower James, who had
been f7riuGsts enough to have al opportunity
of reading EoTihsrn papers sE The 9th inst
THIS cf6cer 'eleg.aphs o The War Department.
thas thEez journals stste that uos o18 word had
been heard ffon General Males array, siacs
the Ain, and thaa they contain nolhiag whatever
with references 70 the great battles which have
taken place at Gettysbarg.
The same officer alluded to telegraphs that the
psPers Of the Oh speak despondiRgly Of the
situation Ct General Banks in Louisiana. From
Vicksburg they had no laser intelligence than
that contained in their issue Of the 4th.
Among the rumors which got loose yesterday,
was one ts the eff5ct that Wee President Sic
Dhens had been informed as Fortress Monroe,
that Lees army was in fuil retreat
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The New CouaiRnssr ef she array or the
PetoI1Rs-DpiujsHa ef the Yankee Press
-aeis Opening Address

-asis Opening Address.
From the New York HersId.I
It is with nc ordinary feelings Of graGfeaEoa
that we aEn9uacs TO or readers this morning
the retirement of Gen. Hooker ard tie appoint
ihont Of MajorGsn. George G. Meade lave Of
the 5tb array corps, to tie corlmsnd of tie army
q the PotoElae.
VITA regard TO the qualification Of this sfiesr
for this suprenely important position st this
crias, the reader viH Be amply s4,sf5 81 iron ,la
simple facts of his military history, which viii
be foand ia tie sletchz given elsewhere Ia this
psper.
Distinguished for his good ae5 aallant con
duct in the Mexican war, Gen Meade IN the
Peninsula and Ga. ylaB6 campaigns If General
MeClelan, aad in the late aventful Rappshan.
neck campaigns Of Gen. Burnside and Gen
Hooker, has still added to his high reputation as
a brave, skiliiul, and capable military leader
His merits are spProved by toe officers of tie
army Of the Pstsmse, and We are assured thas
his appointment as tbsir commau5er-iu-chefo on
the field viii be hailed with unqualified salts
faction by the soldiers Of every State and of
every regiment Of ths army. As We understand
this appointment in another sense, is is q COM
pTemlss. "hlea will be satisfactory not erly TO
old soldiers of Mcclellan, but TO his friends out.
side Of the army; for, according 70 enr inf6r-
mation, Gen. Meade has not been mixed up and
IS not the creation OF any political faction, but
the independent professional soldier, who has
won his claims to aistizeton and lis present
promotion by his sword.
From the New York World
Bat it would be triAing with tho highest IN
ereats to conceal ths simple fact that tie Array
Of the Potomsc knows Gen. Meade only as 4
subordinate officer who has done nosh:ue to
prove himself eqssl to such an emergency as
/ thai IN which the army now finds itself deserted
| by general Of whoa it knows that he would
never nave resigned the position he trampled
] upon 50 many sacred things to reach, mad he
/ believed that victory was 80 much as possible
to be wen Had the baton Of eommand been
] passed 70 geneTsl tIled and trusted By the
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CAPTURED.-We noticed few dafs aeo ,bs
lnleilstsnee oI some Isnksa tssg7apaie oParsssr
with the wires on The line bssuesn hsrs sr.7
Loudoa, and Of the annoy yauca he gave eur oss-
Tators oetsFe The cause was discsT8fad NO
have the pleasure Of anzouncinr that fh8 1rsr.-,r
young Doodle vas captured through tas ias.ful.
mentality sf the operator At Loudon, and s. now
on bis road 10 Richmond. "-hngzrills R.qis,
ssr, liza,
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, f.c- II RE -EZ-s ID KID
An 5fHcs- of she Qual tzEuEE-er Generals Bepar'.
mem IS sss--ed the special cla &c OF the sabiect
A coasr7l.0E Qgsr-srnzstsr W Oh the rzuk Of EEior
viii i1e r-lk Of Cap aiu ia each Congregational Dis
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atst --1-uer
Ez5sr l= l-u fa1asE zr1 rsgri-rd t- dtlivsF their
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-13
EEwBER
ETOReAE AND EIs MEN
Z BEG Iesve 20 srnouEcefs the public that I have
i iust Euislel the plbICa-i1H Of the irEt
GREsIT sB'0 EsEE,
or sh's second war lf Independence, entitled
Raids and Romance ef
Morgan and His Men (!

Pv SALLY E8gH ESTER FORD. Of L-uisviIie, Ky,
snthor 5f 4rscs T-u -En,' Mary BuuysE R2-
nance of Free ns0aIy, ETC.. etc. Compietc ia one
voiuua g. So
The rsa1=- VII he grstiEcd 20 icy at the eEcucg
Interest u s-L--lass ard romance End a the ia
formation oi correct history. The hisTesi=n viii ind
81 Fa-a5 reference 1goz a. present, Woh a. Tor
1l11 B. cone.
Considering it as vvo-z OF ART II happens 30, that
fhL go fs tl= FIRST ORIGINAL LITERARY
WORK ai note tlst this war has produced and This
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