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BY Request.
CRADLE SONG.
J. &. HOLLAND,

What is the littlo one thinking nhouts
Very wonderful things, no doubt.
Nnwttcd history!
Unfathomrd mystery!
Yet lie laughs and cries. and eats AMI drinks
And knckies and crows, and mods aud winks
AS If his head were fui! Of kinks
And curions riddles as any sphinx,
Warped by cole and We, hy tears,
functured by lins aud tortured oy fcnrs,
Our little nephew will lose two years,
Aud he'll never know
Where the Summers 60
lie need not laugh for he'll find it so,
Who can tell whnt baby thinks?
Who can follow the gosa rner links
by which the manakin feels his way
Out on the shore of the great unknown,
Blind and waiing, and alone?
Into the light Of dny?--
Ont from the shore Of the unknown S,a
Tossing j" piliful agony
Oi the unknown SEA that reels and rolls
Specked with the barks OF little souls
Earks thnt were launched on the other side
And slipped from Iieavcn on an eLLinc tide,
What does he think nj his M".her's eyer?
hat '.'cs lie think of his Mothers hair,
What of the cradle roof ,ha, flies
Forward and backward through the ara
what does he thnl; of his Mothers brcn.t2
Barc and beautiful, smooth md white
Seeking it ever with fresh delight
Cup Of his life aud couch of his r.sta
" hat docs he think when her quick embrace
Presses his hand and Luries his face
Deep where the heart throbs sink md swell
with tenderness she can never tell?
Though she murrner the words
OF all the birds
Words she has learned 10 murmer we'll
Now ho thinks he'll 60 to secp:
can see the shadows creep
Over his eyes in SOFT eclipse,
Over his brow, and over his lips
Out to his Little finger tips.
Softly sinking, down he gocs
Down he goes! down he goes!
Sell he is hushel in sweet rrpose.
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THE ABBEVILLE PRESs.
I Aareb 5.-The .stute jour.

n aLx4s5a AdarcbSl 5.-The .Stutc Jour-
asa Lsnston Correspondent says Gen. d.
H. Hill cnme upon the cncmy's outposts
at Deep Gully, on the Trent road, eight
nil"s this side of Ncwhcrn, yesterday
morning. Tho enemy's force amounted
TO four companies Of infantry and one light
battery. They became panic stricken and
fled across the stream, destroying the
bridge. Gen. Ii. had it quickly iixod and
pushed on after the enemy. The Generals
horse waa twice struck with mimic ball.
y Yankee aad ~ "Bnn;,Io" were captured,
and had reached Kiaston. They report
the enemy at Newborn $4,000 strong Gen.
Hill was moving on Newbcrn.
FREpER1CKsBuRG, March 14.-Thc Her
dfd, ot the 1lth, has been received. The
elections occurred i'll New lTampshirc on
the 10th. The Republicans are reported
to have elected all their members OF Con-
greSs, and majority Of the Legislature.
Three candidates for Governor were before
the people, neither Of whom receiv, d a
majority. accor,lng 10 the Constitution,
consequently there was no election.
Gold rose in New York, on the 10Th, to
lG3. aid closed at l5s. Midlliny cotton
advanced to &c and 81.
The Herald, deprcc.,ing the excessive
premium on gold, sud continued dcprcci.c
tion OF currency, says Chase ni,,>t prepare e
immediately to pay i'll gold ami silver, and
compel the banks to do likewise till conf
dence is restored. It, says We have arrived
~ crisis OF life or death to rhe rebellion.
1t must he put down by force Of aims or it
y
coli, teochings Of V"li:n iigh m ,L Co., 1t
Is advised, will not be much longer tuer,
ted by the administration.
voorhees,, OF Indiana, addressed n Dem.
ocr"uc uncn Association, in New Yor,,
on the night Of the l0h. lie proclaimed
his devotion to the Union and the Cops,i-
tuition, AZ our fathers made it. In concIu-
sion he said: "When the Government went
onisde OF the limits of the law, then force
should be met hy force" [Circat al
plause. He asked the Democrats to stand
hy the Northwest in the coming contest
winch would result in the overthrow of the
abolition party.
Lincoln has issued proclamation
warning all drafted and enlisted men alb
sent without leave. to return to their reyi
menis by the first Of April, when those
who report TO the nearest hcaduuartcrs
VIII he restored without punishment.
Those who do not, will be deal. with rs
ieser'ers: lie calls upon all good citizens
10 assist IN preventing d'saiiectcd parties
from d'scouraging enllstments.
~ Nashville dispatch says that Van
'or" iorc's have retrcated South, and
Reported 10 be across Duck river.
fosencranz has notified ali persons who
cannot give ASSURANCE of their LOYALTY TO
hold themselves i'll readiness to 90 South
oi his l'nes in ten days. Dredging ma
chimes are in full operation on The canal
at lcksbu:g, and labors are going along
orSkl y, notwithstanding they are coutinu-
ally shcile,i by the rebel batteries.
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Il IBBEIILLE UISIRICT
III Equity.

James 4. McCnrd and)
Wife, Sarah 4.
Bill for Partition DC.
Nancy Keller, J. j.
Keller and othc:s.
| L appearing TO my satisfaction that J. J.
Il Keller and James ". Keller Defendants
III tina above stated cas-. reside beyond the lin.
It's of this State. on motion 10y Burt 4 Calhoun.
Comp. Sol. ordered that the snid Dcicndnnts
do appear and plead, answer or demur to said
Bill of Complaint within three months from
the publication of this ORDER or the same will
be taken Pro fo,Jrsso against them.
WM ii. PARKER, cE.AD.
Commissioners Oicc, March ii. 'G3. Ti5 :im
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y gentleman wi, las administered The
;"il"wing remedy :or dyph.heria. saws
that 1t has n! ways proved cllrclual IN af
''rd'ng speedy relief: Take common
tobacco pipe, place. "a live coal within the
howl: j,op little Tar upon the coal. and
let the patient draw smoke int, the mouth
aud al, discharge it through tie nos,riIs
The remedy is safe aod simple, and should
be tried whenever. occasion NAV require
Many valuable l.ras may Lo saved the in
!"rmsut Lelescs, By prompt treatment rs
above.
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CHANCES OF TIE MOON.


JANUARY.
,u Noop al 1ov ,oh lin affair
Lao, onnr,or o,I jav oh Am nf,,.r
New Moon ikh dav 1Ub A5m morn
First Quartz, a6th day, 4h. 24m after.
EEpRuaRv
Full Moon&s DIV ~, ian aitcr
1,ns, Ona Or lI,L ,lnv oh I'm morn,
Naw Tox i7;b d,v Oh 55,., ,f,,r
First Qy rter, 18th lay, loh 6m. nom.
rr IL MAhch:
f". S1on. o'h un!' "a a. 'm' morn;
itass N"m a.sT' roiI ,n "'E u, 'n ,o! '',, "''er
Firstjluar,.r, a7,h iay. w. .lh. un. morn.
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no ' @ ~ '" "'t
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Afst Qua.tcr, 25,l. day, sh In, after
MAY.
IN ,ra o. 1o m, H., ,r,
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First Quarter, e5,h dny. Oh. IN. after.
JUNE
Eel, n =. H., 81, 49,, ocou
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First quarter 24'h day. oh' 4'''' '''Fh.
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list list Quarter @s 10! 7!h day. 5os: i'm; saf
Full Moon, .:o:h 9th day, y s'': 81: 0"' ~ T""r,F
AUGUST.
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Mars AND cyp'D.-Gen. Hsrdee. af ths Cos.
iwedlock to Mics Ready, Of Nurit>ssSero: ~ Ts.S =
sister TO- the wife Of ON, John IN. 'Mo..s.!sG
few days since. The msrriac. tool nls....{
Tuiiahoma. and was attended by Ososs Kr:sT
and ~ all the other distlneuilhsd military: ~
Of that section. g 80, g; II
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20

spEp1sn.-"You are almost starved
opf' V'cksburg," cried Yankee picket
acre the river the other day. aoL, no!
p'y OF mules left !" was the reply. .Do
[o eat mules, inquired the Yankee.
Il Eef'","'y'" said the Confederate. I'VE
I've plenty Object and mutton, said Il.
ankee. "That makes you run 90, you
It so much sheep" retorted the Conssa-
tate. "You all will make some mon.v
y gong as substitutes under the couser;ot
ILL., F"'d a Confederate picket to A Y.s-
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DISSOLUTION.

COL. A. J. LYTIIGOE having been killed
~ in the battle at MurfreesbUro the latc
Firm of WlER &'LYTIIGOE is hereby dissolv
ed. Persons having demands against the firm
will please present tEem, and all Indebted to
Us will make immediate payment rs am de-
srous of closing up the business rs speedily as
possible.
JN0. A. WIER,
SURVIVING Partner.
March 3, SO "A 4t
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20
FROM RICHMOND

Inc Richmond correspondent of tho
Mcrcury says that at the commencement
o! t'e Virginia Medical College, on Friday
S'sht last the following gentlemen from
South Carolina received their diplomas.
Wm: Il: Barron, Forkville; Daniel F.
byrd, Co!leton District VIM. P. Green
Greenviile; and Jas. T. Meek, Yorkv;jle
LIS letter has the following psraeranh
OF military INTEREST,"
Dragss report of the battle of Murfrees.
boro has, I am told, been circulating b.rs
privately for some days past. 1t is said,
ne ccnsures Breckinridge in severe terms
we hear that Bragg has put McCown
under arrest.
Ihe War department adopts an orde,
OF zen Lee, in regard to tho movement.
OF railroad trains; and the General Order
concludes with these words Disregard Of
tins j.! rule will inevitably be attended with
o,sastr"us consequences" BY the way.
'ien. Lees whereabouts is. according to.
report, profound mystery.
--
IMPORTANT FR,M TENSEssEE,-Eyents
OF tile highest importance to the Tenns,.-
see campaign are now transpiring. Forty.
live transports, conveying troops to Nash
vile, have, within the past week. pas,od
up the Cumberland river. Tie forcs !,
Gen: Franz Siegels entire corps, number
ing 10000 men, recently transported by
rail TOAD from Virginia to the Ohio river.
ana sent thence in transports 10 Nashville.
,or the the purpose of reinforcing Gen.
kosencranz at Alurfreesboro. The entire
corps has now reached Nashville, and tho
larger portion Of it have been thrown out
on the line Of the Central Southern Rail-
road to Franklin, in the direction of tbi,
place. and, as before stated, midway be-
tween the two latter points. Thus j. will
De seen that by rapid and secret move
ment, 10000 reinforcements have been
sk'lIfuily placed at the disposal of Ro,sn-
cranz, 90 that he may hurl his large army
upon Bragg and crush him out; and. Il
successful in doing this, cross large flant.
ing army through the country, via Corint6
Vicksburg.
GEN. PEMDERros BEAr.-A eooa
dodge wac rnn~-.'. r'-yu>. vn ON 3eu-
re"eerton and bis officers, who, by their
acts are apparently trying to stary. AZ.
the city Of Mobile. They refuse to lot
produce of any description come down
the Mobile and Ohio railroad, when there
is plenty Of it lying in the warehouse,
rottins. The story is as follows: A
gentleman waning meat purchased j. M
the road; but knowing that it would b.
confiscated, found, lie procured a COM
mon pine bs' about six feet long, made to
resemble bffin, such as are COMMONLY
used to trfport the dead. liz flled ri.
box with food sound bacon, which b.
found Mt kasouable'prices in Mis.iss;pp;
and theqs s'arked his dead body thus:
5f1bn Shoat
{ SD Ala. Regiment
4 Mobile, Ala"
Theaoat or shoats came to hand with.
out tsable, and in good order.
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THE END Or TEE REBELLION AND Tgr
WAE--MR. s!sWARD'S PROPOSITION ANn
FRENCH MEDIATION.

lhe proposition Of Mr.. Seward to the
fiHeror OF tile French to put an end TO
our domestic war and prevent iurtuer bo;
tili'ics ny admitting to their vncant seats IN
Congress the representatives of the le.,sla.
lures and IF the people of the scyer, S,,tos
IN rcoelI'ou, has given rise 10 mich dis
cussi"" aboal the propricty of the course of
the Secretary OF SAFE, and great deal OF
speculation as to the probable action Of The
french Government. Tho proposition of
Mr.. Seward has been denounced Lv some
and ridicu!eI by other Journals; but its
wisdom vii! be demonstrated nv The han
py results. 1t is contcnded that if Louis
Napoleon should Intervene, it would not b..
IN favor OF the Un;on, but in tie iu.crcs,
OF the rebci;oEs States, fo- which he he's
hitherto exercised 20 muci. svmn.,I,,
Now, wo deny the premises on which ,his
M 1%n,noht rests. There is no evidence thai:
Tie Emperor Of the French has ever shown
any favor to the rebels, or s> mratI.y with
their cause. The English Government in
ueed' have stated through their organs that
lie made pr"psilior 10 them to recop-
UT' nZe The independence of the son,he1n
~ f'o'' - '''S "itel,atiOn. ".
From the b; ginning Of this war British
Statesmen and their orgars have never
ceased to cxnl: in the division of the re-
public, because they feared and hated it
rs the commercial md naval rival of
Eas'and. They have orealy declared
ll'a: they considered the severance Of the
Union as an accomplished, final and fixed
f.ct, and tha: lhe result is for the
good of mankind in general and the Brit
lSl Empire i'll particular. The chief reas-
OH they allcge for refusing 10 join Nap lc.
ON in friendly mediation is that tie effort
might result in reconciliation, whereas, by
letting the belligerenis, fight it out, they
would not only be rendered harmless to
John Bull for long time to come. but
their eternal separation would be secured.
To accomplish ti.is, our amiaJIe cousins
are willing to sacrifice cotton for years TO
come, and even to risk a revolution at
home. No such sentiment animates the
GDsast, If Napoleon. lie desires the
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20

a M1sTAkE.-A story il told OF . re-
rel sl'arp'shooter, taken prisoner At Fred
er'cksCurg, who asked one ol eSr
PIG Dl,sso'er aenera!s, Are y2u Gensr+lf.
Yes" was the reply. aWstL iff Esd
known it, couid. have killed ysa ,a.sF.i
times during the fight. ! say You % stoA.
ing round in that gold lace, and tooE rsn
for tieutenaatp-,NozIis,n .Paner.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20

VIcKsDuRo.-The Atlanta LntelHgene. .
is authorized. on the statement of q 70, =
t'em"n !. direct from vicksburg, to eontss.
dict the Yankee statement that sll tho
Yankee fleet had passed through tho GA.
nal cut around vicksburg. This gentle
man. who lives not far from vicksbure.
says not only has no boat yet pssssa but
no gqn-boat will ever pass thrensb. TIL,
Is certainly gratifying news, conveyed bv
gentleman whose knowledge of the coun.
try entities it to great weight.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20

TcStoratlon Oh tne CntSu.- 20Q%0SFr rSestl
peace.
1t is highly probable, therefore that he
will not only accept the proposition of Mr..
Seward, but ask the other crowned heads
of Europe to unite wit him in supporting
it. If any any or all Of them refuse, he
will, nevertheless, 90 forward himself and
place them in false position. Lie will
say to Mr.. Seward, Il agree 10 your plan,
and I wiHlay j, before the Southern Con
tedetacy." Of tcoours4 the-.Secrctasv and
ths'-PPres''ssst, -hs..h Hssssauthori,y the
,RsaaGasssssaazs .akas made, aesssxaa lhey
are hound by their own daer,IwhicL lhsx
made in good faith. If NE. Confederate
Government also agree, tlkQ5an. sgfnistice
will of course follow, and the .6sHfasenta-
iveS from the Southern States iaEine their
places in Congress, there will bo aInesty
and an oblivion of the past, and after calm
deliherati"n, guarantees for the future can
be adopted and inserted in the Coisti,u
ton. The bill p.chibitinG the re,usp Of
the Southern Representatives to their saats
can have no legal efficacy. S1t is not com
peent to members Of Congress from one
section ofthe country to dsfrapciise an
other section and keep the sS8sYaf its
representatives vacant, or fill them With
bog bogus members not elected according to
Congress cannot change the Constitution
nor will the executive give any aid in
carrying ontso revolutionary a measure.
The emancipation proclamation will fall
to the ground az 10 much xaste paper, and
the con6scation) )hcts will SHIRE the same
fate. The judiciary, one The co-ordi-
nate braHcheSof the goyerSment, and that
TO which wn pronounce III such lave null
and void. The Emperor of France. on bis
part, will fnsist on the flillmeut Of the,
treaty by which Louisiana was sold to our
eagaInYent One of the conditions was
that tha municipal rights of the French
citizen4, fhen inhabilipg that terri,as
should fbe strictly preserved. Among
thosafights WAS that iof holding negro
s!ava sandit belongs 10 those people and
thei descendants to jorego that right If
tha think proper, but it is not lawfully in
u power.of the gqheral government to
p'ive them oft II force. On the other
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VAN DORN'S LAST EXPLOIT

The Winchester Bulletin has from an
officer the following particulars Of the cap
ture Of the five Yankee regiments by the
bold dragons" at Tholnson's Station:
On Sunday last, skirmishing took place
between advanced scouting parties, but
the enemy could not be tempted from
their stronghold near Franklin-a we'll
chosen and easily defended locality, Just
)pn the north side Of Ha,peth river. On
Tuesday following, about 10 NJ, Gen. Van
DRrn crossed Duck river, moving toward
th4 front, his Cavalry Division having pro-
ceeded him to Spring Hill,
That evening Col. Starnes attacked the
eneIny's pickcts, wlo had been again pes.
ted on the Columbia road, several miles
from Franklin. The resistance he encoun.
tered was somewhat obstinate, as be lost
some fifteen men-the Abolition loss be-
ing at least fifty. The next day the usual
coquetry took place between the opposing
videtts and scouts, and on Thursday Van
Dorm began seeming retreat The elated
y lankees, representing six regiments, and
NUN herring oyer two thousand followed;
and at'Thompson's Station found that our
irregular horse" had concluded to quit
falling back and show fight. AS this
more than the bargain, they thomselse:'
attempted to retrograde, but in vain
''Hofseman, borseman everywhere
the ubiqitous buternuts, with their uuGoul
attire and jadcd horses and crude afro, il
rements, closed in, and the result s6s t
old story of the Spider and the Fly Sasc 4
er wreath to twine for Southern Ghsyg y
and another tremendous haul ouksoie
army and pockc. of Abraham .he5&Str. n
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PRErTY GooD.--A waggish coSrssd.
ent of the Atlanta .Intelligencer aR:s.hc
following amusing version of thSE nner
in. which Poctaligo, S. G. reSaip its
name: "One day some Of the esklS tleys
on tine. sound caught turtle anwere
trying to'driys hlm homewaSE Itbey
made slow progress with the lR,loco-
motion creature. At this jsHct some
of the shore Indians came IT'D the
party, and said to one oE3ff rivers
poke he tail hs go, referring sexcel-
aent method of pushing the 1ialoup.
They followed the native shA and
found it succeeded admirably wi Which
result they were so much pl ,hev
called the place as nearly ssnce as
possible, but it has gradua M i,e - wear
Of centuries, come down S.h com-
pound word, to Wit: Poet n.'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-20
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
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CEEEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

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on.
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Mr. PRocroR's Con CERT We call atye tioa
90 the advertisement OF Mr.. Proctor Concert,
IN another place in this paper. Those who kno"
Mr. Proctor, and Mrs Il. II. Smith formerly
Miss Greenwood need no assurance of the excel
ence OF the promised entertainment. To those,
however, who do not know the skill of these
musicians, we an say that if they love music
good execution on the piano, and most charm
ingly sweet and clear yoica,-we advise them
to make sure of a seat at the Concert
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-20

10 BE ExECUTED-Dr. D. NJ. Wright OF Nor
folk, Va, has been found guilty of the 'aurder
of Lieut.. Sanborn, and was sentenced to he exc
cuted Friday. Sanborn was Lieutenant of a
cooled company, and was shot By the DR.. while
marching bis men through the streets. The ex-
ecution has, however been postponed for week
by order Of the President
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-20

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despair matter how ny the disease may have exist
et, however severe il may ee, provided the organic
Of the vital organs s not hopeessly ecayeG
Every one afflicted should give them impartial rial.
To Vocasts and public Speakers these waters are pc
culiary valuable they vii in Jay remove the most
severe occasional h9arseae5s and their regular for
few days will eli times the power aud fexi-
tty of the voice, greatly improving is tone, compass
and cearn for which purpose they are regularly USED
lv ma nv professioaI vocalist. Nov28wd&mly
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