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Duty: 10 pc dd raj.
Rockland, cask. rs assoc
\ l.um ber-From yard.
Clear Pine, No. l S3s "a
\ do. No.2. "a "a
do. Nos. "a as
do. No. 4. IA "a
shipping Lumber.l7 ais
Spruce. IL Gl2
Hemlock. IS Gl0
Box Sinks, tcashI. As (o5sc
Clapb'ds, S ext. .Sl4 (all6
do. 7 " :. 80 (d32
Shingles, Ced. ext. 2g(a 8
i do. Z" No.l.2 "a 81
do. ext. Pine .3la 4
Laths, Spruce. i 20al Is
:. do. Pine. =. i 25a 2 90
Red Oak Slaves 80 ass
Mol. HID. Shocks
& Heals. city. .262G 2T5
Sugar do. city. .262d2.15
/. do. do. c'try i 25Ial so
Coy sa'd / local %
Country Riff Moi.
HID. Shocks. ] 35Gl so
: SLASH. 25Cal 60
Hoops. $50 Qa31
Hackmetack Tim
! Der, , tuB. ...... .10a16
NJ ola sses.
/ Duty: &C y gal.
J Cienfugos. -. ....none.
Trinidad. ........4l a AZ
Cuba ciayed. =. IS OBS
, do. do. tart. . 34d34S
do. Muscoyado IS $40
New Orleans. -.
| PortlandSyrup, hhds. none
do. bbls. 80
i Malta.
! Duty. Cut 1c. Wrought2c,
|. assorted &c y h.
! Cask.. So 90 cash.
! Naval Stores.
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I Pitch, Tar 20 pc ad raj. !,
! S. Turpentiue l5c Pgai.
Tar (foreignp Dbl. s13a IA
Pitch Goal Tarl. s4d Al
Rosin.. ...........1s a20
'lTnrpcntine Pgal 8 25(a3 40
Oa u una.
Duty: Free.
American. .siG 81
4 Oil.
Duty: Sperm, Whale and
/ other Fish Oils Of for
eign fisheries 20 pc dd
raj, Linseed, Hempseed
/ and Rdpeseed23c y gal. :,
Oiire 23c, Salad zoe,
Palm, Seal and Cocoa
nut l0c y gal.
Portland Kerosene
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Duty: Ginger Root &c,
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ASSESSMENT OF TAX IN KIND,

will be Mt the following places at the times
mentioned. for the purpose Of Assessing Wheat.
GOATS. Rye. Wool, dc -
Tribes, Monday. Sept. %:
Lowndesv'Sle. Tuesday and Wednesday, Sent
29th md so;
Spced'-, Thursday Oct /:
t:nlhouns Mills Friday, Oct g:
Dradlsy's. Monday. Oct S;
Bordenux Tuesday, Oct 6
Ihlhert's, Wednesday. Oct 7;
Cothran's, Thursday, Oct s;
Cedar Springs. Friday, Oct. .;
Abbeville c. H., Monday a.d Tuesdav oot
18th and Is; WV
Each Tax Pnyer will N ien.e weigh one n,cas-
"red bushel Of his Wheat and bring me tho
weight, also the number OF measured bushels
in his crop
Persons engaged in n Regis,arel usness
can make returns to me of gross sales or re-
ceIpis for the last quarter.
All persons who have fuiled 10 mako rot,r,,
on my first Assessments" Of tax in vo|,.e viii
n"w have an opportunity of doing go withn,
the addition Of the 25 per cent authorised 70
ne charged for falling TO make their returns a,
the time specified.
JOHN A. TALMADGE,
Co.,, q, ,o,o Assessor.
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OUR JUNIOR CORRESPONDENTS GAZE

1t will be seen by reference to two short
communications in this issue, since the blooks1
Tragedy in the West. that our junior Corrfs.
pendent ssafe. We are happy to conrraG-
'a'e INN upon escaping SO we'll. We wofld
mat so much could be said of Others wh4 so
oravely poured out their blood On that fieA of
eonn'eI The victory in a great one. Int Hike
I'll other great victories was purchased hv the
blood OF some Of our best and hravest hen.
Their country deplorc. their !c,. while ,ou
eands OF hearts are made to ac!,. viii, soS Sro,r
lie result OF this hari f"u.h, ne:;:e c Hp.t
c: 'astan2: -: ;:,c ,cua-i, wa. @.;k 49,
soldiers c";- t. l!ie";v--;h.: t.,r,,I
rather Than S.c:4:!.b :. t:.> !:.u.:..j ,,r
ranny-th"y d '"r '!hyr:r. e.: =. IN ,a,,
1t. every dog vii nae his ,.a, :. ! i; -.
mlscreants VIII" arc ...:'. ,:a,lnr c.ue?tk u.a
violating t:c laws of '.un..r ,,u,uro @ &,re,.,,
away the rights and lIherr,ra of \ christian
people, and 50 will iron hearted Ep,,laM who
1olds her arms aud looks on with the Atmost
complaccncy TO see the tens of thousdS ida of
human beings swallowed up in one vast Asa Of
blood.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-02

Without meeting Meredith. who bad re-
t4'ned to Fortress Monroe before his arr.
vhl. 1t is not believed that an interview
would have resulted in any agreement, as
the tenor of the dispatches received by
Commissioner Ould indicated the purpose
Ct the Iankce Government to adhere to its
recent Proposition.
The Secretary CT the Treasury has issued
circular to the Assistant Treasurers, call.
ing thei, attention to measures provided
bv Congress Tor reducing the amount Of
Treasury Notes in circulation He directs
particular attention to Cotton Loan Bonds
aud shows the advantages of investment.
Ihe authority to sci! these bonds ut fifty
per cent. premium is extended until further
orders.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-02


CoNFLIcT oF'AUTHoRIrY IN !OHdo.-A
despatch to the 81. Louis Democrat, dated
Dayton, Sept. Sd. says:3
8. Huber and Tom Spesl,nau, who shot
Cd Lieut.. George L. Waterman, are now
in military custody. The. ,ciwa authorities
demanded ,hem for trial upon. writ Of
sadeas corpus this evsning. Brig. Gen.
Cox was teIographei at Cincinnati, to-day
regarding it ,nt has refused TO atrre der
them, wherenpn ',e militia have been
called into r"qulsitiou this evening TO take,
them nv force. The city is now in a
blaze, band. of music are playing in, flopt
OF the Court House. Along, the streets
the mob element runs high.,> fbe mih,ia
are g"w ghbering at their headqusr:ers.
Ahe result Of tonight can ;onIy, be copjeo.
tured sp far
!, Az the'butternus Vallapdighaw meeting
p-rr I'm tasir way home lat evening Oh;
the Lebanon; pike. nine miles Soplh. cf
DDl.yIon. 'hsy applied the torch TO the
barn Of a ssry. proRiaen. Unlon man s(hgts
name have not b.sraad. }: consuming the
barn aith its snontspts. Several Cows, o1.
ao, horsss, and tses mules were burned;
alive. The propsysyiis supposed to bs in.:
sured. g: Total loss not knoNg.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-02
VOLUME XII.---NO y

A GALLANT GUERILLA BAaGEp. Ma
Jor DICK McCANH and twenty-five of his
men were surrounded aud captured at
"eems' Springs (Bon Aqual in Hickman
county, Il short time since. The balance
OF the party effected their escape We
understand DICK had held elections in
se"era! counties of Middle Tennessee. and
was IN tho act Of returning with the Gre.
turns when the Yankees came in upon
them.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-02
CREESWooD Mills, Ga.
Sept. %, 1868.

Scpt. LZ, 800.
Dear Wilson am now on my way
to some Hospital in the interior, having
been slightly wounded in tho hip, in Sun
days fight on Chickamauga Creek. We
had skirmishing on Friday. Our Regiment
was under the fire Of one Of the cncmvl
batteries for some time, five were killed
and wounded from the Rl;, S. G.. Regi-
ment. In the line of skirmishers one was
killed and one wounded from our Keg1
me"t. On Saturday hare fight lasted
f'On ten o'clock until dark. Gu r, ri
ment was not engaged. On Sunday NOR
n;n;' heavy firing comm, nee! o.. .nr iigi,
a's'l 1T IL III. tn" nemv'% l'.rs hc:an t.
give Wa. and ur y -. ~. @ .:.- -. :
ann t..c fir,: brc,rnr ,.:..:i. at. a,.r.. ..p
lilies "hlci. We :. .. :.i. .-... co.. -.
enemy r",r- ';ing H. .... or "a. ,:,; t..
der our fire. NJ ny w., . He'd "a. w.,un
tied '''I both rs. L enemy -, was
greater than os. We hold the wl,u., oi
The battle field. The result up to S.n AZ
night was gre.r victory to our arms
The 10th and l9ln 5. G. Regiments. acr.,l
gallan'ly. The list ,' their killed n
wounded viii show that they were at tn,
post Of danger.
Yours lIurriedlv,
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WAR TAX NOTICE.

The Tax Payers of tho !st Collection Dis
,ilc'' savannah Regiment, are notified that the
open for inspection of all persons interested for
the spn:e of fifteen days from this date. A,
Tn" expiration of the said fifteen DAYS INV a:
hts Will remnin open fifteen days longer for tho
pnrpose Of hearing aud determining such No.
peas as my bs made to 'us during that time.
All appeals to me must be made in writing and
must specify the particular matter cause mr..
thIng respecting which descision is requested
Ofhce IN No. l. Whites Block, and v i'll he opcu,
iTo" o'clock, A. 81. to 4 O'clock p. N.
B. P. HUGHES,
Sept. ls, 1861 22,-2t
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ours IIurr;e.ily,
CODanlunica fed.
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED I'M

THE 10TH AND 10TH s. C. REe'T.
CAMp 10TH AND 10Th S. G.. REG'r. Nc
fARLoN's SrRINa, NEAR CnArrAsooc
Tenn, Sept. 3, 1868.
The members Of the various Churches
represented in 10th and 10Th Regiment,
5. Z. Vols, met this evening by invitation
Of their Chaplain, Rev. J. e. Richards, 70,
the purpose Of forming a Christian AS
socia,ion
After the singing of a hymn, and prayer
oy the Chaplain, the meeting was or ganized
ny the Kev. Mr.. Richards taking the CHR,
and Capt. Chatham acting as Secretar.
AN explanation of the object of the meet
ing was then made by the chairman, and
afterwards the following constitution pre-
sen,ed by him, which was adopted:
WHEREAS, we, the members of the va
F'"us Christian Denominations, regulations
in the 10Th and l9'h S. c. Regis; feel
deeply the Importance Oh concert Of action
among Christians, and are convinced tha,
some visible organization is necessary to
give US that influence :or good in the army,
'hat we so much desire. Therefore, we do
ee'ee 10 associate ourselves togther, aud 10
be governed by the following resolutions
lsr. lh's Association shall be known as
the Christian Association of the 10Th and
10th S. G. Reg'ts.
%, All who are members Of EvaugeI;-
c~ Christian Churches ~. hom. s,sn hs
eligible 10 membership il ,h,s Association.
80. All me;ubers ,f hi, Association
',u:uaIiy agree to pray lor ard eadesvo,
to "s-i,' ,ael, other IN iae Christian lie. and
Iy heir prayers aud infiuenc.. 20 eek .ae
odva"cenen, . Of Ch,is:s c,uso in our
mid,,
4rH, The officer, Of this As,,cio, .,
shal cunsis. Of q pre.;apr, v;cs p,.s,I -,
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Pri'ote Dispatch to the Guardian
ADDITIONAL SOUTH CAROLINIAJs IN At
LANTA AND MARIlTTh unSpIuk1c

ADDITIONAL SOUTH CAROLINIA1Js IN AT.
LANTA AND MARlLTTh HOSPITALS.
hriA%rA, 5 ut. 29..-2l ke.inent-IL
W NJ Paller>on, Private Dnmg.aS. w l.
lelot, J NJ RIdelI, Mon,"e, & w Ben
net, 5 y Douglass, w d Usey, Corpl D
BlacErnan, S Shoelnakr
Sd Regiment. G Myers. Sc.gt : Il
North. Corpl J w Bison, Il r Wa >..n,
P'ivates S J Hitler, w a Winu, j Cole.
l7'h Regiment, S G. D"lre, Lewis r
Mnrra't, Sergts j S Mcgee B V Owens,
C"rpl w n i Nrws"n.
9Th Regi "ent, Corp j P R',>ing, j C
Clarke.
loth Regiment CorpI + \ Mar,hcw~,
Seigr> q l. F. lis, } p Richardson, Lieut. A
Houston, Prlva,es j S Thompkius, J Ne.
Call.
l5h Regiment, Corpl c B Boozor, WIN
King, torpl G. B Smith.
19h Regiment, r N Cheallam, lett
shoulder, seriously.
2l>, R"=i'.ent. J = Ru,r,g".
eth Regiment, J " Scot, Jan.r> Davis
G IL Zei"hr. Sr'ut Al A pr"<>, u,nanv Fl ;
! W Bass LrAi> judo, A w J Brv,t, j
Sanders, Mike Melton G. S Sir.p<on, J G
ll"kr, l} NJ Inns u. G Luc de j NJ Lcnc
w S Pre-,"n. W j Crope, ksu,$ X +
smith, Z ii Adam, IL Sw..,'t, w F
W1r'" cor NJ S''r!ry " 4iu -, Il
|'...-. " = ! gg": 's-n 3.
' I
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-02
A WARMING

We call tie attention Of our readers espcci-
ally those engaged in the manufacture of molas.
ses, to the communication by DR.. I. Branch in
to-day's paper. These mills appear to be very
dangerous machines, as we learn about ton
persons in our District. have lost hand or
arm by them during the present season.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-02
The STATUS -. CHATTANOOGA.

a..
lie ) va " II Rcrabiicum p.",ruis the
t"'i"wr Z view # tuA herweeu Gun.r, |
Bag and Rn>ecrars:
We 're Of he opinion that Rr>.crnns is
Il l'H just whit we supposed he w"uI, do
a Ne heard OF hi, rclrcat; fpr,i:yi: q
Chattanooga. not Tor t- pu:p - If ler-
mat emily '"'!ding it, bn, simply to -na!h..
INN l." pr"tcc; his retreat I" he u" Il. ba. K
OF tho Tennessee. Should burnside eff ct
junction with Ro>.crans, it may produce
a change in the purpose OF The later
thus s''cng'hcncl, he may concl ue. to-
make another st:nd. In this ev-nI his
dc feat will he more disastrous than At fir,l.
Bragg has reinforcing power rs well a.
kosec'ans. ana one equal to any probable
e"erger cy. Burnside can. only come to
Chattanooga over the Cleveland and Chat
tnnooga Railroad, aud tie disposition of
b"secrans army, as stated by our CORES
pendent, up. w. A." is very reasonable,
for it WAS necessary in order to protect that
road and secure the reinforcenents. And
the movement will prove successful, pro-
vided Gen. Bragg shall not succeed in
breaking their line and getting possession
o: he road at some point. This we pre-
sumo, he is now d"ing and we sbaH hear
the result very soon.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-02

GoRpoEsvILLE, Sept. 2s.-All quiet
from the front. Thirteen Yankee scouts,
captured above United States Ford, we're
sent through 10 Riehmnna to-day Seve-
raj deserters from Lanes N @. brigade
were shot at Orange Court House, yesterf
day ~ ~
.NoHMoSo, Sept. 9e.-~Commissionos
1nd returned from City Point last eight
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-02

we'll, having stood the marches very well.
Reports reach us that Lieut.. General Ewell
has achieved agrcat victory over Burnsides
In Strawberry Plains, and that he has
crossed the Cumberland Gap. trust that
1t may be true. This day one year ago
Mnmfordsville, KY, with five thousand
prisoners were Surrendered TO us.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-02
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
,Ab6euiNe Decentralization.
By WILLIAM HILL. Esq, Ordinary of Able
vile District,

WHEREAS Sarah A, Bentley, Has applied
70 me for Letters Of Administration Of oil sud
angular thsg6eds and Iehattsis, riphts and
credits Of Jadass RI Little. late. Of ths Di1
t,iet aforesaitl dtssa. ~. y'sssf9 30 t.11eT
These are sbsrelo 81. u ssigs; and aisaoni,h
,ali and siSgni ar, the tiEdrsd ass I'D itors 81
the said deceased to, bs and sppsat bs3efe M.
Of. opt nsxt Ordinaiys CopsE for Sho ala DIE
tricf TO be holden at AhBsy;ils Coast Hopss.
ON the ssh eQctobsf nSss ies .si,awy saaae,
ifany ghg thssaid- administration alaaa not
aisssssdir uGAsnS and 40 sss l s a ss slkaa:
day ~ RApk one >thoas4na 3 SiVh hfs 5k1T-
Z Adrsd 70 md sixsy- -1kfss A66 4 AsSftHT Tssr
3 Acl sossrsignty Asd .sIsdspshdsasA IN fAhss
.Statsnf aoatiI Ca rolinss 8, = =
@ WILLIAM HILL. o. A. d s
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
A6teaa|e District Citation,
By WILLIAM HILL, Esq, Ordinary of Abbo
villa Diafr;of

WHEREAS John T. Lyon and saral, J. Lvon
has applied to me for letters of Administration
Of all and singular the goods and chattels
s,gnts and credits of James A. Lyon, late Of
These are therefore, to cite and admonth. a,l
ana singular. the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased to be and appear before me ~.
our next Ordinarys Court for the said Dis
trict;to be holden at Abbevile Court House.
on the 9th of October next. to show Gauss. IL
any whythe said administration should not be
granted Given under my hand and seal, this the
24th day Of Sept. one thousand light hundred
and s'xty'three and in the 8sth year Of the
Sovereignty and Ipaependsuoe Of the State
of South Caroline.
WILLIAM HILL, o.xp.
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THE PRESBYTERy

At Upper Long Cane Church adjourned on
last Sabbath. The meeting was largely atten-
ded and effected happy results. It was not
our fortune TO be able to attend during the
week, and trusted to friend to furnish us
with particulars, but which, we have failed to
receYe
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-02

The friends of Lieut. W. A. LEE announce
Him "s candidate at the ensuing election,
to ill the vacancy. accustomed by the deatl,
of Col James NJ. Perrin, in the State Leeis
lature
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-02

PENALTY FOR DEsERrIoN HEREAFTER.
In t;c'ng the inf ction OF the death
pe.alty ten deserters recently, the army
correspondent Of the Savannah R-publi
Can SAYS: =
Descrers will b.. treated With more
severity in the futur4 than they have ,een
in the past. Mild means having failed
Gen. Lee; like the old man in the spelling
book will try what virtue there is in stones.
Hereafter, when man deserts his colors.
he may make up his miud to nc shot, if
caught and caugh he will ne some time
or another. 1t may BIZ hat the ~ tenn Of
furloughs recently institu. viii have the
effect of checking deser ION. If il does
then its effect will be doubiy oeue6,:.l in
this, that it will ban,sh this heinons rrn.
from the army, and at the same time ELL
courage the men to become good soldiers,
since by the terms of the orders, furIonehs
will be granted to those onl, who conduct
themselves well.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-02

Tho fricds Of JAMES S. (,OTHRAN nm
nounce him MS Candidate to fill the vacan
cy in the State Legislature, occasioncl by th,
death Of Col. James NJ. Perrin.
MANY FRIENDS,
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IAc AbbetiIIe Press.
AISBEVILIE, s. G..
Friday Morning, OCTOBER 2 1863.
W. A. LEE, EDITOR.

MOI NOllCE.-Arrangcmen,s have been mnde
with Mr.. WM II. WILSON, formerly one Of
the Pr"rrict"rs Of this paper, to continue the
publication Of the Press during our absence
IN the army. 11eis authorized to receipt for
ull monies due this Office.
LEE d WILSON, Prorrietors.
Jan'y lst, 1863.
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IMPORTANT SALE.
Zeal and Personal Estate Of Rev Jas.
H. ore.

Moore.
~ "n'h",i'y Of the >ilI "f the Rev. James
N'" icc'l, we Will sell to the llirb.., bidder
on m f'''"y the 9Th inst. the r. and Personal
E<'"'e "f said deed.-Ihe Realty consists of
,"a, '"'" '"r'"b'e house "n'l lot adjoining the
lrr''''S's OF 'i"J A. Burt. comprising one nore
't'"'e or less Also IL" Sc an lor Of on.. ac,.
m"'" or less immediately opposite Robert ne's
h"nee. adjoining the snrne is n vacant lot of
one half acre more or less Another vacant
10! OF one acre NOR. or less bounding on lands
o. Noorr1 II: ""rdlaw, james N. PERRIN and
"'herr, Tins lot ia good aIt- for a tanyard
also.
,'r'"hTli!e and Columbia r. r. Stock; House.
h"id and Kitchen Furniture If good qua titv.
""d 4..any "'!ior articles no, now rnsutione1
including valuable library of Books.
Lerns nnde known on day af Sale.
JOSEPH T. MOORE,
w e. MOORE Executors
Oct ., 1863, 2:, IT.
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PAY Up Or.n aenREs,

All persons indebted to this Office either b,
Note or Account are earnestly requested t,
call and settle the snme.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-02

tB Attention is called to the Real and
Personal Estate Sale Of Rev. James Moore, in
this issue
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Sep. "a, 1865
II. WI

''eP|. n, ISG:
Osar W'lsom II an now in the d =,
pre- Hos. .''ta', Atlanta, GA, having b u
senh TO t rear "n account cf a 81 ghl fi1
wound receive in the bul,le Of RiarrnI%
in Sundays fight. The papers have IN
formed y"u OF the character Of the fight
on Saturday and Sunday. Our Brigade
suffered severely j. killed aud wounded.
am una;le to =. you Il full list Of cas-
ualtics at present.
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sAML Jones.
.[sgn~d,]
Major A..,,ers

MaJor 6rnefaIA,
ZolI,coff'r is station ou he E.s, TeaA
nessee and Virginia railroad, ~ miles
from Bristol. Jonesboro' is 80 miles from
Bristol. TIE distance from, Bris'ol to-
Knoxville is ,3O miles.-Rieh. Wbig.
22d. q
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HES. SrEPHN D.: EEE.-This gallant
officer is constantly in the saddle. He has
inspired universal confidence in the peo-
pie, and contributed greatly to drive away
despondency. Always cheerful, always
Hopeful anS confident, his presence in the
western part Of the State is hailed wltl,
joy. The soldiers both love and honor
him. Like his great namesake 10. Virgin.
il, he carries with him the trust and prayer
fall. May we never have occasion to
lower our high opinion of bis military
skill Jaekson Nississippian.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-02

J SrH, Any member offending shall be
'dealt with rs our Lord directs, - See Ma,h-
ew Xviii
oru, Regular meetings of the Associa-
ton, when practicable shall he on Thurs
day of each wcck-ofiner when necessary.
The President or seven members, can call
Il meeting Of the Association.
10TH, A two thirds vote shall be neces-
sary to alter or amend this Constitution.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
lsT, Singing, Reading Scriptures, Prayer.
%, Calling Roll.
30, Reading Minutes OF last meeting.
4rH, Hearing Reports fom Committees.
5TH, Offering opportunity for new Members.
lGrn, Unfinished Business.
ETn, New Business
fSrH, Singing and Bcrediction.
One hundred and sixteen members came
forward and enrol "l ,heir names.
The A.s.'ci .'1''n 'i,,. p, ,.ccd.,i III ac-
c'.',i,,ncr VI, tr. g. A.. >, .,... e tim.
'"n |" :" i''' .'... . -, 'r'... ..s.y off
r.."S
J + =. y Pr..,."nt.
+ Hos e. 2. r. ,l.ut.
lot Ch:'. ..... ':rk o.. Treasurer
IT," toIIor H., -. ,n,,.... . ., ro;,,-
." T. arr' r!a'"" S'. ''.!.:'~ 5,h:
Rev. j 6 H. a-,>. r:"p'.,n.
= G Ande' -'n, 3 pts
Fl G., l.. MEC.
JAMES Ma.h', RC.
+ P"rrh"r. E,'>."pa
Y K \ Oh, ha preshy:, ,in
& w Gaz", Lmh"ran.
lhe following wer" app"n,rd H. II Viyi.
I liant and Relief Comm;rle-:
I p Baily.
J II Jennings.
J'mcs VI La',m-t.
A''".- ,'AA B.n i D.. ,. As
- 'n''"n j'"rr-
J f. pRESSLY. Pes.
R"E'. \. Cha'h ~. S-c'ry. n
W" have been furnished hy The A.Iu'an,
q tie 9Th S. &. ", with The. fllowil,,, lis.
"i casualties IN that regiment, Al til. battle
OF R'ngg"d, which occurred up 20 one
o'clock Snniay, the time of his leaving the
field. w".n'!ed. The regiment was engac
ed during The remainder of I've day and
other casualties are very installer:
field nnd Stof-Ki!le Lieut.. A ]
'looIe. Wounded: Adl. CN Wealth
erls.
y Cemps"y L-Wounded Lieut.. J c
ark, severely, in head i; Corp Thompson
Bayfield,, severe, in foot.
dompoay M-Kill,d: Corn PhiIips.
Company H-Wounded: j w Grepo.
slight
Company F-Wouuded serst Evans.
slight.
Company CIV ounded: Ssrct Smith,
aevere.
Company G-Killcd: John uarrel ::
and Evander Perral,. Wounded; Sergt
NJ Miller. leg amputated John Mcqueen
slight; NJ A Rountree, slight.
Company X Wounded: Private
fathecock, severe.
Company D-Killed: Acting Color
SrrgL Hendrix. Wounded: Lieut. uurh
biakeny, mortallv.
Company B-Wounded Lieut. Sellers,
severely ly.-Guardiun
From East TrnSrsccE I. ,
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moLASaEs MILLS, A WORD OF CAUTION !!
MR' EDITOR For ,h" purpose Of pusng
the owners Of such ills on their guard. I
make the following statement: Within ten
days. and prior to the 22d Of this month, have
a'nrutated two arms. and one hand, occasion
ed by injuries sustained by parties in attend
ing these mills