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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-18
VERY truly,
MORE SHIPS For THE CotIEEDERATE
know not " iis
e.. l.. NALi.Asu."rI,N

SITES.
Within tue las, lev III ,nihs three steam
vessels of war have been soil ont Of the
navy at Iiym"ull, hv her Mij-sty'* Gov.
RImmcut, viz: the Avon H..vi;, and Mer-
lhcss vcs|el> are n'~ ling in the
ha5 Of the Great Western Decks, beng
s"l''Y Ut in an effective state, an not mer--
ly for the !'urpose of hraal,ng ur. Tne
ueca and Merlin have since been re-
chriStcped. the former as the ~ phoon,
and the latter as the Sea- Hawk. These
tw" vessels are said to belong t, IA London
company, Of whom a Mr.. Roberts is the
representative. I'll" Sea Hawk, which is
the only one Of the vessels that .s Citing
out, has been recently brought before the
public somewhat prominently. An adj
vertisement has gone The round Of tho
papers setting forth s:heme for catching
tour TO the Mediterranean, Blla"lava, the
Fast. Every comfort was to be provided.
'rne vessel. it was said, was "wc!l known
superior sea boat, and Of great spse'l !;
while her engines we're OF the most sub
stantial AMI powerful character; = baths,
ice well, chaplain, An experienced sur
geon, good band, and protested cooks, "
were to be provided. She was to DO com =
m"nded BY retired naval officer, and l"
high-cf fss engineer and 4 piclel nsan.of.
war frew were to ''he engaged" !" The
vafe b referred to was the Sea Hawk, and
e day appointed for her leaving Ply
mouth was the 9Th Of August. A large
number Of men have been bn>ily employed
upon her, the majority engaged in fitting
her up with suitable cabins for tile accom-
mediation OF passengers. She has becn
fresh caulkcd and sLcaihod with Months
patent metal, and her spars arc now being
got in. The scheme for tho tour has,
However, apparently fallen to the ground,
nS more than thirty applications, we are
t{biornod, having been made to seizure
berths.
During the past week large number ol
the men employed in fitting mp the cabins
have been discharged. and that work dis
continued; but her fitting out otherwise
| continues. She will, however, not be res.
! dy for sea, without her cabin littin Is, for
at least a month later than her advertised
day for sailing. Fae sea Hawk, as the
Merlin, appeared IN the Navy List as SIX
gun paddle whee! vessel, Of about 1000
tons and 312 horse power. She Was built
for the mail service, and was emplove IN
running between Holyhea1 and Dublin
She was afterwards employed in carrying
mails in the Mediterranean. and sabse-
quently formed part Of the West Coast 81
Africa Squadron. She now bears all the
usual appearances Of man.of-war, ne
shot racks etc., not having been removed
For soma reason general feeling seems
to prevail that she is intended to carry the
:. Confederate Gag, and that the tour pro-
posed was only set forth to cover ber rsa
destination, but nothing beyond surmise
are advsuced 10 support Of such sugges
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-18
:. i'N OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEpARTMET,

''ha' a'leSton, sert IL. %. 1865.
N!llEREAS, lNFOHMATION HAS BEEN
W received a, this Department that. on OF
a,oht the 9th day last, in til" village Of Clinton
III l'urrI,s District, 81 MN hy the name of l..
THOMPSON JOHNSON was murdered hy
some person or persons. up TO th. time un-
Known
N"w, therefore. !. VI. l.. BONiIAM, Cover.
nor OF the State afnrc.ani do issue this NV
t':pC lIIinti.n oH'-...S 80 - - IL v ~
DRIED DOLLARS fur the apprehension nn't
delivery OF the real murderer Of the said J..
!,' ", I:'' lniNSON INTO any one Of the
J'i:s "i this Sfnle. aud, if mnre than one, III
reward OF II Fly: Itnn1rsl ii lh,GlsaEe55 II, fir
llice.
Given under my hand and the seal of tho
l.. 5. S,rtc. at CharIc~,on this tenlh day Ut
September, i. d.. 1853.
NJ. !. EONNAM,
WM. Il liCNTr. Secretary of State.
aE3" All the papers il Tie Stale publish ono
month.
Sept. IL, 1863, 2l--lt
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CONSIGNEES.

The following persons have freight in the
Depot at Ahbeville:
Jr Bunns + G Dnpree. A A VIII
liams. j B ID, NJ Irwin, W A War,llaw
} B Glass. J l. Gown. J Enright, J r
Moore. d O'Neille, J + Holiday, w a
Campbell. J 7 Candy, K W"sifrld. J w
Lawr"n. l. II Russell, J A Bowie, JAS.
Moore, } McBrvde.
DR.. SONDLEY, Ag't.
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Farmer aoith q doyskin -"Jrsi look az
that will You, AID price 1t latest g kin
ever von saw rhat'll yon give for II?
Tdnncr.-"nnnt want it-dnnt b y tat
dog -kin> they are always rotten"
Farmer. -"Well nrw-come TO think
Of II, | was 'j"kin-t dog weren't so hiam"
fat as YOU might suppose-I'll be darned 1t
he di3n: starye to death"
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SALE ;:E REAL ESTATE.

Ill" l"r-" and co';<a' !;o" Il","l, known as
tic "Mar@haH II"">~.'' in this I!@cs changed
hands during the past week Gar he >nul Of
$4,000. Mr.. Tr"an"m of III firm "f Fras:.r
= C"., Of H'.a:lrs."n, "c* tie PR rhascr We
learn the l!ct~l is to l." occupied by Refugees
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-18
ELECTION NOTICE.

An Election will be held for ! Representa-
tive to the State Legislature FROM this District,
for tho purpose Of filling tho vacancy oc-
easined.in hat body by tho death of tie late
Col james N. Perrin, on Wednesday, the 14th
day Of October next. throughout the District.
JAS. A. McCORD, Char'mn.
Sept l6, 1863, 2O-3t
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RECRUITS WANTED.

Persons desiring to attach themselves to
any Of the South Carolina Regiments, in Gene.
raj Bragg's Army. can obtain transportstio or
any desired information by ceiling upon, or
addressing me at, Harrisbury1 Abbevilio Dis.
trict. 8. G
WILLIAM JAY,
Lieut. Co. "H." 1sth 8. @. Rsg't. in Recruit.
ing service.
Sopt. IL, 1863, 2o-3t
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DAYTON, Arril 80, 1851.

Fer. 'S"bin HouiA, Cincinnati, Ohio:
DEAR SIR: | have JUS. received your,
and coEcn" with You heartily. The storu
- passing, anl hope reason may return
and ieac', f'r the present, with it, Be
yond that | see ro'h'"g h,t separation
Erst oe tie 'rcr S.ates and slave, a,,.l the,
ct TIC West FROM the East, :nl them
know not what.
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PROCLAMATION.
TIE STA EOF SOU I'll CAROLINA
EXECUrlV DEPARrM:Nr.

III . J y T. w SOU II CN NINJLI y \
EXECU FIVE DEPARrMENr.
Churl"st"n, S"r..i4. 1868.
10y virtue Of the power ,r-.-I n ME under
- the (unst .tut,n ui ins ,,.i -. NV H.. the
~ hr.nc,s al the I-G,Siaiu e IL ASS, . h.r
IN :lrr rrspect."c !Iiils at C".u.nn, M.,N.
DAY, the twenty day "f ocptcsnurr. III
s,anl. ut o'clock p. IN.
Given under my hari and the sral of The
state, II Charleston, this fourteenth d,
H.. $. Of Srpf-Ini.rr, III the Year ui our Lord
one thousand hit hundred and sixty
three.
NJ L. BUNHAM,
Win. r. lIuntt, Secretary OF state.
Sept. l6, 1863, 20 II
eB- ALI papers III the State publish one
week.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-18

THE ENnMY's WARFARE Ayn ,Arpoc1.
TIES n MissorRr-Tl. enemy Crows
more barb rou> every DIV in MS warfare
IN Missouri. II ) con,lw.t is a Fl, c,,,.
mentarv Oh til" milk and water p,!i.,. O.;
our 'veTnmanr, which fears 10 rctaiate
Or "ven c"nG|ca'o the property Of lis ere.
mics, willie OR d"Ienceless people arc he
ing shot down in col,l blood, and rohbe; Of
Their homes AMI property. Eral t.;: lis.
patch from : NArt;.cTn paper, dated il,
; .,'s Gay, Missouri September l.:
About Sky .r. .,.,.
families, WHO are believed ii
SYM a;';zers with the r.teli,n, have ben
ordered to remove from the d:-trict by
General Ewing. III" list ina.u.le4 many
OF The mo t Influential md wealthy IN Miles
of this viciriry. Ta,ir houses viii lie taken
for the families Of The Cnnr refugees.
Hear again the co'resp 'nlrnl Of the
New York X&,uld, writing from the same
place-kanscs Gty.
General f. wing, who com .nanIs the
Kansas district anil the western G ,un.ies .ot
this State, III only orders all bu ,hwhaakers
TO be shot on sight and their families sent
South, br' he promises all negroes belong
ing to di>oyal pvrsons that they shall have
free passes AMI military protection across
the river into Kansas if they apply to his
headquarters ~ Kansas City. Wnh Gene
raj Ewing on their track OF on" siue. an.
Jsm Lane, JnnniSnn. AMI a!i the ron: nor
spirits of "bl"o ly Kansas on the o'iier.
the rebels Of Western Missouri will feel The
iron heel of war very ellrrtualy. Negroes
whether belonging TO l'ya' or 'ii>I 'yal ma
trrs. will he as vaucIlss rs sock in the
ce ehr lte} moon hoax.
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.lQc 5(bb,b,Iio 12?rcss.
N HisIIN lille. =. G.
Friday RIorring. SEPTEMBER is 1se3
VI. A. LEE, EDITOR.

NoiiEE Arrangements have been mad.
with Mr.. WM. II. W:I>o% formerly one OF
III" fr"rrir'"r* of :hiA paper. 10 continue tl,,.
r"hi'e"''on Of -" Press during onr nbseuc.
III the army. He is authorized to rcce;p, f,
ri! m"nics due this Onrc.
LEI. Il WILSON, Prurrictors.
iany Isl. 1863.
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MAN \ FRIENDS.

Ia" friends Of Lieut. W. y. LEE announce
'''Hi "a Candidate at Tie rns,,in. election,
I" hh H." vacancy. occa.;nn"i 10y tie death
.! tol James Nj Perrin. in the State Lcuis
:a.urc
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-18

lhe iri''!' Of JAMES :. CNrIIRAN ALL
h"n"c" h:n as n Can,i;,la!s 10 fl! tive vacan
"S III tn" state Legislature, ocras:onrl hv the
death Of Col James NJ. Perrin.
MANY FRIENDS
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~ Rerhc!"''"r Ii" saic by M f.. J. Tnv-
l"F. on {" mrl:"w Saturday,
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AYABLE IN ADVANCE.
LOST,

Note cailir, for Si0O.Op drAa.. payable.
one .lay after date. to Mrs. Drbora ilughcv,
lated Let of August. 1879. and signed by j. Ii.
w ilson-w n-ss J. II. McCree
fers""s are warned against trading for the
above note. J Il IIAujJN
Abher;!l' c. IL, S. G.. Sept. |, 'G3, 20, it
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All persons indebted to this O:lire either bv
\"'" or Account nrc earnestly rcunc-.ed to
cni! and settle the san .
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-18

.AS Particular attention i, directed to the
H"w advertisements in this issue. Read them
all.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-09-18

Annual Report of the Commissioners of
Public Buildings for Abbeville District.
Th" COMMISSIONERS beg leave to maxi. the
following report:
The property in oar chur." is in sutii r.c.i
rrpa'r with some xrc;';i",:s rarnil: The. over
head rt"sicring IN the Courr Loom i pnr,ia!iv
fallen oil. owing [" s",nc leaks IN The row
winch will have I"i,e rrl,lnc"L will, rev
one as soon times will permit W..
had IT repaired about one year nun hui fnl
there nr" still some leaks in it The ,i.s,-vr.r
was let 10 contract which the contractor has
not been nb!r TO this time Ia comply -:
The Roof We contemplate having rr -,
lew days. The f''nce an the Jail I."t %,
oi repairs we now have it, unl,< ....
some of the iimhc,s are now or i. ....
,hnt purpose; We hope t" have i, dc" .u..
During the present Year We h,I =. .... .....
/, The Yankee Pump in the p..hic w-If .,;n
new Oh" (>"nihcin ma.ir,) aud one that we
th'''k will last for many years To come We
have fi:vn!shcL all The hooks for til. Public
''"ces We have not a"- -*"d for an.' money
:'nce January l&"o, nrI with rigid crorcmv
may no: have it to do for on y.ar To CONE,
The mos, "f which will more ii: lv appear bv
the following ":hi;':.
.iLEiIIBJT
NJ Gn":!tssioir| Of PuJ'ic I.uTEays from
Etiot'r i@. 81! IN Oc;o cr l>L ls.
Balance Cash "u hand l-;, October,
lS"I. S.;l7 ~
EXPENDITURES
Jan. 1 Paid Lee d Viii
s"". publishing last
port, S!Ii5
Jan :? Paid John y. Wicr
i,r Iinuing 900
Ian. - Paid !; j. Taylor
K.,'airs ON Jal 800
l-!.. Paid .i"hn Corbct
AIrrii'!n'..g, $50.
for looks. 60 10
MAY /" Paid William
VI" 'ncy Repairs. 1895.
May 80 Paid L. B. Clues
, fnr I",k- 4Otn
Jnv ~ Paid Rob, Min
rs. for Pm'np. lGi &c.
Aug ~ Paid Agncw
MrD"n,h h d Co, nails to
, rclair .,! lot now on hand, 400.
sept. - Paid John
Eurigh:. repairs on well, 900,
Sept - Paid WIN. Mooney
repairs Offices 100.
Sept. o2 Paid John En-
"gI: fer E"ok Case. 5000
Adj. S13Yl
per cent. Commissions, 74d. $50 CT
Bal.,nrc cash OIL hand lst
October 1862. S23G o.
Respectfully snbnited,
+. p. HUGHES. Trrusurrr
!. the un'lrrsirnc Chairman If C,inmli~So .crs
Puh": bui !inss have examined the ar,v-
| exhibit n,l tinl It CORRECT, aud I.r..p. =
vOurh~,.
JOilN McLAREN, Chniru,an
Approved by The Grand Jury October
JOHN A. CALHOUN.
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uEADQ'RS. VOL. &CONS. BUREAU. DEPT.
No. 9.
TExrRAcr.1 MARIETTA. GA, Aug 7, 1868.
SPECIAL ORDER, NO. u
7 OFFICERS ON DUTY Il; THIS BUREAU
IL FROM the south Carolina Regiments in
the Army Of Tennessee viii, by authority of
the Secretary Of War, receive Volunteer Re.
cruts from son h Carolina for those Regiments,
embracing those of Conscript age. Descrip
tive lists Of recruta from the Conscrip popula-
ton will be furnished to the Commandant OF
the nearest Conscript Camp.
BY o, der of Brig. Gen. Pillow, supt OF
Bureau.
JNO. c. BENCH, A. A. G..
August 10, '63,
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!, Payers Of faith are fil,l in heaven
tot forgotten
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ABBE7ILLE COURT HOUSE,

OCTOBER lsr 1862.
Annual Report of the Commissioners of
Public Buildings for Abbeville District
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"h"vi'l.. G.. II. =. c.
'Hh. II. 1863. ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-16

Georgia, were arrested at 3IartinSburp on Sst va
line Of the Baltimore and Chic RaijrosojI ne
the government detectives, while en7oaro.; Y
it is alleged, to make their way South W. Ms,
had in their possession three large trpnt tDE
The accused, with their goods, were bron.l.
to this city on Saturday. The trunks were es
anlneo at the provost marShals Office sni
were found to contain diamond rings and }rp ANY,
pins and other jeWelry, ladies dresses hon.
and boptees honnets, artificial flowers IuttoonnSs
sewing silk, hair OIL pelfumery &C., in ouant
ties amounting in value to $4,000. The f.
males were taken to Washington on Satud,r
evening, and will be sent South. All the gonj:
were conhscated.
Another party we're arrested at Berlin, On
the same evening: by portion Of Genera;
Schenck' command, having contraband goods
in their possession valued at S5,Ol:0 Their
names We're not gwen.
Mrs. Oracle and daughter were arrested or
FRIDAY afternoon last BY Major Fish, provost
marshal upon the charge Of aiding soldiers to
desert. Their ease has not been disposed Of,
as Major Gen Schcnck is absent irom the city,
The ladies were released temporary Iy Major
Fish until General Schenck shall decide their
case.
Hrs. Stewart, wife Of Dr.. T. Stewart, was
also arrested upon similar &. argo. ThIS lady
was released until an examination Of the ehag
es are made by Gen Schcnk. - Bait. Sun.
John Cross, of New York. is to commence
on Wednesday next walking torty-eIght con-
secutive hours on plank sixteen feet IL length
and eighteen inches in width, elevated three
feet from the floor, without stopping FOR any
purpose whatever during the entire torty-elghi
hours, for a wager Of $500, beginning at |
O clock, p. M, on Wednesday, 18th INST at
Wooiwarl's Building, Pennsylvania avenue
between 10th and 18th Streets III u ashInston.
A Girl in New York named Mary DAILY, ma
tive of England, twenty-five years OF age, was
arrested on Friday night: charged Will OBTAIN
inc relief by forging volunteer ree1 ceItlnca'es'
n con nection with woman named Mary A"
lin. It is stated that on one OCCASION beo5
unable to obtain red ink, she prlcked her Ill
rer and use the blood obtained tor the poI'
pose.
The Owosso Mich. Press tells "eensS
ton story Of some very mysterious hres 'N''
have lately occurred in Shiawassee county,
The goods Of y. s. Steanes took ire III q
dozen different instances. without any discern
ablecauso; clothing, carpets, curtains: BEDS Co.
were damaged and at last the family 'e'I '"'
premises to escape the annoyance and 1ea!
The flames also broke out at the house q n''''
ard Freeman, in five different rooms "''e ~
there was no fireplace or stove. 4 I1ttie E for
ten years old had her clothing lgnted Oh Nv
personi .o
I,ho d., h,,ono Inu,a Hines SAYS that men az
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rn> al|exandria Gaxet1l
770TDAY EVENING, MARCH Is.

170VDAy EVENING, MARCH Is.
Several cologed persons were baptized yes
+o~3,,1, afternoon, at the usual taptlz1ng place
IN the Potomac, at the south END OF the eo"h'
i number Of Ill behaved and ro"dy boys seem
al far > time inclined to annoy the people ga
therel there. but q guard vas sent Iof' ANA
order and quiet were observed.
Yesterday afternoon, II commenced ha''.ls
and showing. and whilst the ground was WHIT
ened with these marks Of winter, the lightning
was flashing and the thunder rolling as they 20
- storm IN midsummer. The earth this
,ooroing was covered with snow, and the "eS
ther very cold and disaereeapie'
Those fine elm trees which hung over atlo
shaded the old Spring at the brooInllaV' GA
,he hanks Of Hunting Greek, aud "hIch VIII
he remembered by all our elder citizens, nave
been cnt down. The place IS despo1ica o. Us
heantv now, In former days, fashionable dit
nors dancing parties and entertainments Oh
,,nb1c OCCASIONS were given at this Spring.
under the um})rageous branches OF gro'7I'"
gone! --.....--~--
Sr2rxADE,--Dr. Summers, Surgeon a. 1.le
Mansion House Hospital, was serenaded at the
Citv Hotel, on Saturday night. lie aeSnoW'-
eaocl} the compliment III a short Speech A.
8 is about to leave this place.
F1Gur-A fight took place Yesterday aVthe
Fish Wharf, between some negroes, during
which some Of the combatants were roughly
handled OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mr. WIN. Wren AMI several other clt'zen5 o.
r,;rfax county. were arrested last week by the
II 8 military authorities and sent TO TINS Guy
an Saturday night and yesterday, ana sent 10
rhe Old Capitol prison III Washington.
pot,,gaes continue to arrive from the ooutn'
AZ afternoon number OF men, women
ond children come down IL the tram on Tue
Oranre and Alexandria Railroad lhey are
I'll with few exceptions foreigners.
Some nerson or persons robbed the residence
of Mr. Samuel Hoover, butcher, in v ashlng,
ron last week, Of the sum Of tive Thousand
dollars; 50, 800 in sold: 5000 in silver: aad 81
500 Treasury notes.
Speaking ofth2recont orders for the disn'5sa4
Of army officers, the Baltimore American says:
..yv,,;}a ~, ora will complain Of the dismissal
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The correspondent Of the Philadelphia In
ouirer states that J. II. Barnes, near German
town, Fairfax County, has ben arrest oy
the Federal troops: also, TWO brothers naneo
J. H. and VIM. NJ Mills, near sudley Mills
4 Young lady at or near Fairfax Court House,
has also been arrested, and some others--al
charged with giving information that lea TO
the late raid on the Court House.
The Washington correspondent Of the PM
adelphia Inquirer says that 1.-The Senate: On
Saturday, refused to confirm Judge Nyhe VINO
was confirmed OH Thursday and then recon
sidered on Friday, he having made threats
against Senator for words used in Executive
session. The District Court will consequently
have to be carried on with but three Judges
until next December, Judge Carter, Chlet
Justice, will organize the Court to morrow.
A few sleigh bells were jingllng about the
streets to-day-but the sport was poor. There
is snow on the ground, and it showed a little OF
and on during The day, but it IS not slelghlng
weather.
Navigation has been resumed on the Chesa-
neake and Ohio canal, and a very brisk trade
in flour, grain, coal, &C., is anticipated within
q few Gays
Most of the prisoners Of state and war re-
Gently confined in the Old Capitol prison IN
Washington. we're sent down yesterday IN
steamboat to Ola Point, for exchange.
Gen. Montgomery, formerly Military Gov
ernor of this place; lately in command in Phil
adeIphia has been relieved from that post, and
Col. Whipple appointed in his place.
4 man in Indiana lately, became insane, on
the subject of abolitionisn and killed himself
"A woman in New \ ok last week, committed
suicide on account Of continued ill-health.
Ex pREsIpENr TAYLOR 5 PLANrATIoN.-A
correspondent who accompanied the Queen of
tie West on her last expedition speaks thus Of
a visit to the plantation Of ex-Presldent Taylor:
Wednesday morning, February H. thirty
miles north of Natchez. at what is called Tay
lors Point, we landed to visit the plantation
Of ex- President Taylor. The family mansion
is quiet, home-llke structure, empowered IN
q splendid grove Of eyergrecns, and snrround-
ed By cotton gins, negro quarters, and other
! appliances OF Southern plantation lite The
farm is an excellent one, embracing an area OF
% ~ Ia Ian tho
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06
The Sisters Of Charity

XNyiSH TO INFORM TnE CITIZENS OF
w Davenport and the public generally that
they have removed sheir Boarding School from
the Academy Of the immaculate Conception TO
the Building generally known as Sargent
House," on Brady street. between Eighth and
Ninth, where they are now prepared 70 receive
pupils. either as boardsrs HslfBoarders, 1T the
bay School for the accommodation Of those who
wish to avail themselves thereof.
The course OF instruction will comprise, as
formerly. all that constitutes good English Ed
ucation. French ana German Language, Music
on the Harp, Piano. Guitar and Dulcimar, Draw
ing Paintins on Oil. aud W ter- OOlors, Plain and
Ornamental Needle Work.
Terms continAe NJ heretofore, but payments
must be made in advance, and from th,s rule there
,oiN BE- no dsrtatton.
The Uniform now adopted consists Of . dark
blue merino dress. black silk GAribaldi waist.
bsck straw hat, brown veil aad white collar =
The same Tor Summer, but Of lighter material,
and white straw hat.
Further information be obtained At the
Academy, or At the schools attached to st. An
thony's ami Ste. Marsuerite's Churches.
DAVENPORT, September %, 1868. lin
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-06
DOsssstses and Eenyt0sas.
JAM ~ r.. LANE

Is NOW PREPARED TO COLLECT ALL
i claims for Bouniiss and Pensions.
1bOMnta0s.
SOLDIERS, dtsch ssged IN consequences q wounds
received In battle, or who have served two year.
are entitled to 100 Bounty. nT~5aae sf#ls
Pensions.
l. Invalid !Soldisrs disabled since March 4th
1851, 10 tho army or navy. iad "as
2. Wjdo,os Of soldisrs dying Of wounds re
csived, or Of disease contacted In the military
or naval service. sal ..sssfa- yts4s9s.s
s. CAs.dr<n snds 10 ysan of such deceased
soldiers, il there 10 widow surviving, % from
the time Of the widow q rsmars,ags. erG
4. AAhsrs Who have no husbands living Of
soldiers deseassd ~ above, provided the latter
have loft no widow, nor childfen under IS years,
aud the mother was dependent In whole or in
part spon the deceased for support.
S. Matters, under lG yeats, OF such deceased
soldiers, dependent on them tor support, provided
thor are no rightfui ciaimants Of either Of tho
three last preceding classics.
tT Also collects Back Pay.
Applyto ~ US IA MES Il. LANE.
Once south east corner Brady and I'd streets.
DAvsnport. ] NV 3. 1888. DIM t