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A NGtr MAIDEN bas WubItfum ouf 5;
Wnjet8e Der 50. BRADFORD uub 8rions !,
elaer aa0ern Spalte aufmerfIam. g{ebfi eire'
lGoNea AuSpaGl Qanbfartea unb 8ilbsr ~
Oea otelflbfn etne neue Surte Sptelfortrn
Ote Decentralization CARDS" aenannt, fife,
s1n9eFngrt, ipelpe ebeulo mte onpere Sptslfor.
1ea eet'tBt tpsrben tGnnen iGnb netenbei sIusr
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vs. g6tr lsrfen bte Nufmerfiomfeit 10,
SIeaerPtlifti8ea ouF Die 8qf1untme6un, bra
S"9+S0lettors. (Stebe A. Sette.)
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I'm eliminate @ert6tr fnmen
peafe feline prp3s0t 3nr gsrbonbluno pnos
gen pnrcfn fOlgenoen WerIunsn TIRE @trofs,,
5us'teftlt: Nlti. 62rris 2 Sabre 9udtbous
tOf9en Ser9tftHn9soerlu1 an ST. @Op6' Non.
s0Mi GpeE: NrtnitrOn9 cine @elbbu6e bon
S@o nePt SEP'sn lUe9en Nn9rtfs auf Sarab
a. pafrFi0a; I. 8. NtIfom 6 Sabre 3u6tg
3ans Ipe9en faIfter 8oripteasiunoen 81
Saal0n (borbt8er) 80 6ie6e rueosn a1ieb.
HALLS; oet 5artiGe .. Sanbers mPoeu g1ieb.
ifapls 3 Wtpnate @efdnenis uub Is 9ents
"felt ttotf" Der 6arbtee Sob. Sro,ier. stnt6
mofoeriiNen AnsrtfS anf S. WiOtams ON.
gsNagt, 8ab SireIDnft sum Betrooe ron
S3Vo FIR ietn @riGeineu Dor Der 8ronb
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entlaii.n. ~
Ser Ct. Dtfrttt-wert6t Ser
gT'jtB BeGen ben @dpOn<r .Gbelapeote". mel
ger TN %Str9dn9enen GJtdt BON BEN Mspenu.
Dpfrcuies" cunfisctrt ,purbe fam
@ereantlun9. Der @eriAssfof %oronete
Den Tsrfeuf 0eiefbeu an.
y ?. On9aa rsclamtrte bnr6 lrtnen On.
pail Pm " 90. DU6bIn, cine Wartte
SSaaFsI', tosIhe auf @arrUa's SSlanb NIT Be-
tt!sat rarsn. Der Tau ,putbe sub
curia atitelt.
GtGStrat1.
&rter 3wetg. - 6r. Dennis iiber.
etne petitiOn oes 5tu. Daptb guQ.
Ioorti' oerislbe I'm Remuneration fur leiu des
Nnftrsten fir bic Stubt erSudt.
DEM betrff. Gpaite 16erwte1en.
Or. NObtnlo on nberreihte cine Wetitiyn her
pm, NtanH d 60, tpCrtn bteleIben u,n Or,
lonbniB naAiu6tn, cine D~ampfmaIHtne auf
l1rem Gi8ent9um in Oottfr. su eYridsteu.
Osi" S0ratte bes 8snsr : Departenfnts aber.
~ - -"
Der NtinOritGts : SsltluR, pOrnab Der
gu stue: SntanetiOn gestn bic 8alt.
Y 81. @iiEnbehn GOmp. antprifrt tptrb. paf
trte mtt ID ee8en S Stimmsu.
W. VrUuo, bra6te tinen @pmite.8 eriGt
tbsr Die TerbsReruns Der DrutD SIN unb
Pafterlon Darfe unO bic Gtabltrlno pcn
Germ init 100 MtntOnen @aaOnem 8aN.r
ufberptee fen.
aMv3s II 53taGt' saattsu hess Dmttes, M eI&es
ibsr ole Nueele9enbeit Der Baltic. & O6tC
stlenbatn gu bertGten Bat, SOreelest, mrl4er
Ten Wrfauf Der Bombs Der Central : OttD
stlenbabn Setttns Der bie1seu @UmpaSnie
Derbietet.
Wlr. MOtrts rtsf bic SrDtnan3 Ger. 2 auf
n. gttref Der &rrt@tuns zines bt,ublten
5suer < Departments, pelAe ~Osrlelen wurbe
hap paitrte, r3
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SmuIdnsetoe.

Sn "; u. Xan8's Sdnle. NJ I4e Rortus, BIN 80. W6r,,
0etslo ~'eoer tprsn @n'en9 8ensmnen cat, fBrren fcrtpdb.
,eae nsue S4iiIer eintreten. Sir Ste gdGlcr" Der bSsftn
TIohe @trS I'M 3dltte Der n6hten g8p9e eli, neuer 6grigS cr.
Snhst' wetdper bas taHfmdnniite Mehren. @u6fibrnna unb
business forms umfast. ARt 6et Qssn6itmIe M pb sn
GURUS I'M 8etSnen Iar %ee6rttnse OerbanOsn. Gin fir Sidet
3SsG Ss@SnNensr tadtteer ee9rer prb iotpUbt i'm trften
men 9~riRblt6eu unterti&t trtteilel.
n o 4.Qan4,
NO01Hj u. .. Gle Qcm6etb- H.. 0[bemarleftr
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SORES. 1uaet0e

Gm l. aprtl, NbenOs 8 nbr, ia b naetn seItebter Gate
SODA 8tsrbmhen
IN fetnem as 9ebtnei1bre. mad Ilw6tes4lt6er 2raaFbett. -
gte Treurbe Der 5amtte werben biermit einee'aban, ieIaen
. grdbnis. teute (Jreta9l Na1mtttag balb 4 ll9s, paa ieiner
lrnbeten BUbnun9 est5umObnen.
Die trauernee Mittme
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tn hr neu sesrInbetenI
9anbelSs, Gabrtf~ unD pafen : Statt
G0d 6arbor Gitn,

on BEN ih%iftoren W1uujea O6er 2tttLe @98 SagbCt Slu1t unS
be. @amoen.& tlonttc. uub Ners gprfr&slsnbabn. in Der greg
drttsen beuti6en G~nfifblunS Der 8Ioncefter Sanegut- uHo
Gtr6t. @eielinaft, IN Mtlanttc County, s9taat Nep- SerieS,
X StuuoeH Gtienbabniabrt DOR Ptilacertta, Al SnIneea
@tleAtabafahrt uub As StIReeu Dampfidif iabSt ppn ptsG-
gOrt.
Sebr siafise @eIesenbett fur bic beutj@eH
M~tlttarS,
ab In ttnen CentraIen uub berorrraeenoen Lbetle Der atlantt-
ibeu RiIte, an eune1n ~beauemeu unb li8ern 9:ehateg, uub N
Observation-Disclosures NIT ben srtsten Stdet n 1rltritaS, in
elmer rein oeutIHen Gtaft, ut melher ocS 9~emitbltbe ln0 &C.
btesene beutI6e 00Ltsleben uu9eh6rt f6 entpidelt unb no tn
jetntr pabren DeDeutun9 set0t etae unataan9t8e Setmitd te 81
~8rlnber.
Sebr liberals unD DurtGeilbafte SeQtn0Mn9sn
CUR 2%betlnatms.
um n6bere Ertldraneen, Rartsn. ganp6lets. tf. &c, 'penF
rlar f4 an bic
@eueralsAgentnr SfFeet
30. So4 G1ef Tote SiraBe, sptf3en g.-e1obs uno %eputfara
| apenIe, darlington. 3. s.
g1riefi6e &nfrasen inter ser Iereile; S0atS 8uuta6er
pOit Dor 80. ll6, s&3Glbnet9n, y. e., pstOea pTDap t2art'
Dprtet perceg.
| Gte quite aufaa6nne bes planes oon Cog SarbDr Gip IN bG
MTmee Ane ole ltaIfs BtttctI9un9 bon GtilttGI& iRtt ern6er
| BiOuateH, DcUDn aud loon ulebrere nit t9-2u Banttile" bn'
soocn, UNI fp benz 2Seinbau an ptonten, rnb metGe tbef Iii
M~nftepluna ibre pcuits 3utriepenpit aHSfPre4ea, Giuit-l II
Emi6 u1 70 mshr aut, Gat beuti4 Den D!tlttayS, ne nan etnG
E&era mMabbdn9tsen 3urunis tra6ea, gr y t~bet't3pnG sas
i~saiabet. 4Out8 Dntt in ser,
GeneralsAsent Der @lOatsaer Slnognt
ERl H. Hno StaotsISefc u hQit.
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0eutiMcs 2lrbeitssS fa6meiinuss.B ate0r
3bomeetr, $40. Sc. s

unter auffebt BET ~Eeutf9en @eftlih0tt."
aIe Ossitniasu. pelde beutlde 9anbpertsr, Arbfttfr Sbtl
0seultboteN Nu befbdfiren piniten, l0pte all eAtT6en III,
ssttiudtHSen wsGen I'D pepf6nItt cher III ltrten s,rtefen
IN bei assntet bel G~SeeIfbat 9etru 3. s. WsIIin85p
90. s5b2bautsiIr., Stuben. irtISsr Insnt9sltIsG atstun
I'm mn5. -" .~
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Mcm-W0rfer SrtmtnalseitMne
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Re -orte4gs. cea j. 2srOwi lSwis bsr neasfe ROriau
pCn @FGfRe, SanQ; Mntonid,t pdter ettra Iar has
ttls ifH8e S9a.nat 5 arbettet uab We itst NOD u@t ia bsut.
i&tr nsbeiRSph9 eri6ieuen 1T. -u..1s go
@rrbeauunern ber 8sttun9 ftpb teiU unter8, t&neten grctis
gu babt. Ole Sr6nie. bee IL. S1nhss btlbet stn prOttSpler
5rcber Stabtiti&, bas berlbmtc Bib; ..so5 ,4.t-t h..
3er unterbrpGene 0etrdtbscOntrdtt, i'
"Ou S Ia gen. 0OrauS o~eiabIenbe @bOantnteu fSnaen be.
lstbe 0 f0rt erbolten, anttre bet Der BcGenbuns tpres Sabp-
5anSs. I'D ~i 'I~I.
81 .abirei$sr SuIisristOH Istet freuu6li8h eR w.
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A~ietriae2 preticu,
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sr3S3itSsT laas tai aab tiataf lei
PHI RauekSi,
Ettas ~ eEb GbartSSF
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lectOrS>Offfce+
Baltimore, o. &vril 1856;

Na4riGt. - GnYettetr.
Gae bteieHigen @runh- unb S6uf,tbeHser. m,I6o t5r t,s
9rStnen unb gtmGtteln Der Babstteitrate Sp1 Galpert. bS
5oLltoupltr. dftst itnb nnb nod Mot hatar be asst babeit,
mer6en Stsrrntt DEFENDERS benofrt6t, bag es trait Der Stbon.
nan3en beg WtaporS ub StattrdtbS. metne u~nsrlisltft WafGt
III, 1OLGe @pntos gu i6lteben unb fas bsfr. @ieentbunt an unb
naI Wontas, oen4. VI at gum 8rriaufe dr,u,etlsn.
(sNpr,4ml .1nm) Gits-G cisrt0r
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Trtf4I SrODl 8reiI =
GrOber Teitbaa m


SVCtuI Otn1ptlt Nnrnberetlts
tn Der EurnGaQe, 80. 300 28eR YrattFroee.
Qm 9fsratOntu8, ben 6. gprI fnset In ter aurntou, DIN
atpBfa Eau pdit, b rtunSsn nit Gsramibsnbau un6 beneafts
3d MIR ttets bemibt int, utferea S~reunben. gopie bsn, Ir.
tIitam ~Ibsrbaupt e~s'eauats StastenI an berettsn. EoEcn MIR /
Set4ss Sau eneosirt aqe @eEtebrunsen RnO sstre flea. be
Cc!s SsH e. naem Ger 9tntuielt6itsn ~ Inhden. Se Turner-
sst S]elito9sn; Sontt trIaubsn nit ans ttsrmtt' 6as SaSlt.
Stdsts ~ 30 Gents fnb at Der RaG1s Az b0Ser. r.
Gas GOrtte:
TIM u. @Gbarbt, 4r6f. g. ed nj 4 @sF,
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@tne quite 0DtrthlAaft ~ oerfnufen

t the san9bare % rtbi&dft i'm Ytittelpunsts Der Staht III fr-
GtGsr-OfFse gu srtragsn. CTg@l
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- 49, ~ VN!VIE VIWIB 8W VtTIWWIIH, N0 lf u Oct
H8t6er-OfRee gu ~ertrasen. CSSW)
M6tnma!
Of'Salttmcre Union Qeusue.
Ufr Sttb. 1bcs. SHann tDirb In Der 3aae bteier aeasue
tn GaAern &penue, nabe Brpabpab, beute tDSnnerh9Sl
Sa9atea Su Derfaufen.
9tn TIM beten 3ufan6e behnbIi6eS, In DbtIaSeIpbia anae.
t~etttotes DdSatsn, Tebit onem 3ubebSr. III wesen einaetretes
ur MISUNDERSTANDING uater annfbmbaten Bebinauns
gen ~ certcufeu, in go. 274 Canton u penue, uabe @nnFrabe.
(WltGpl
3M D%erfaufeu.
.Gtnt In St m Stun6 teRnbIi6e Bonnet preHe, nebit ben
ba6n tiOrbtrIt6eH TorHeu, TT btnts 3h ~pertauFen
(DUtDD) R6. 449 Us. BatttmOreftE.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-27
CORREsPONDENcE.

We tho undersi gned, citizens OF Kinstor
having learned that orders have been re-
ce'ved, relieving Brigadier General N. G
Evans from command oi this Post, take
The opportunity Of expressing the regres
felt by the entire community in parting
with one III whom we have such eDtire
confidence, and who by his skill, bravery
and energetic action in tho late affair with
the enemy nj this place on the 18th and
l4lh Of December last, succeeded ju check.
ing the advance, Of an Overwhelming forge
sent to invade This State.
We chcerfully bsar testimony to his
$"ll.ntry as an officer, and courtesy as !,
gentleman, and his conduct of operations in
this quarter, have restored confidence and
relieved industry from fear Of an invasion.
Sisncd-R. J. Powell, Alex. Ncol, Thos.
}. Preston, Stephen White, p. IIardee,
VIM. Dunn, Jr, l.. 81. RcCulIep, Josiah
Wood, Reuben Wailace, e. p. Lof'in,
Shade Il. Louen, w. a. Coleman, Rich
ard F:Green, NJ. w. II. Sumrell, J. w.
Octriel, rnos. S. W. Blackwell, re. Wal
late, d. S. Brock, Alex. Fields. Chas.. n .
Griffin, Samuel II. Rounjtree, E. II. Dill.
s. Dewey. WIN G. King, & a. c.. s.,
jos. s. Fowler, W. G. Bryan, Jos. G. Her
ring, Bryan McCullen, J. W, Neal, Wm.
White. Henry r Strong, Thos. \. Wood
ley, A. r Miller, J. II. stevenson, J. NJ.
Aldridge, y. Hunter, B. c. West, and
others.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-27
THE TAX ACT.

For general in formation VIC present the
substance of the Act "to raise supplies" for
1S63.
Lands. $3.50; slaves, $l.20, with
provision in iavor of lands and slaves in
possession Of tho enemy; free u"gros be
tween iif:r cn and tfy years, SO, excepting
those who are or have hcer in military ser
vice; town lots. 22 cents, with exemption
in favor of the burnt portion of Charleston,
us regards value OF buildings; fac,orasc,
cmpl"ymcn,s, professions, etc, per cent.
commissions. etc.. per cent; bank capi-
tai, 40 ceu's pc, 500: bank capital, not
inro' poratrd in this S'atc, SO. cApts per
800; gas light stock. 40 cents pcf 90;
insurance and insurance agencies. | Aucr
kccnt; amount "f sales. 22 cents per 81 OK
transient sales, g Gems per SlO0: ciIcuN
exhibitions, $50 per day; exhibitions, So
r@r day; money loaned, Invested. ETC.,
Sl.lO Of per cent. on gross receipts; play
ing cards, l3 cents rcr pack; billiard ta
bics. SIS; salaries and wages. per Cent.
We give the general taxation without
The details and classes OF exemption in
some cases. The follow ing arc extracts
from the Act:
'.
crihcl IN the fi:s, section of this Act. SHALL
he paid to The Tax Collector for he tax
district in which said property is located q;
ProruIed, that where nrgros have been r"
moved from amy Districts or Parishes by
reason of the dangers arising from Tie in,
vasion or occurn:io thereof by the enemy
i, shall be lawful To pay the taxes upon Tie
same tn the Tax -Coii"c:rr of the District
or Parishes fr"ln which sail nc"rus were
removed That all taxes levied on pro-
perry in this Srsn during the continuance
Of the war between the Confederate and
un!tcn SIntes Ct America. may hc paid in
Confederate notes or other current funds.
The commission to he received hv the
various Tax Collectors of this State, for the
year commencing on the first dav Of Oc-
toher, one thousand eight hundred and sixty
two, shall he ut the rate OF seventy pr
centm Of the commissions now allowed
:h"m hy law. except such Districts and
Parishes rs paw an amount less Than eight
hundred dollars to the Collector.
III. Th" FAX Collectors in the several
Districts and Parishes in Ii State. in their
returns hereafter TO he made, are hereby
required and EN- joinc.l to state the precise
amounts Of taxes collected by item Tor
supporting tie police Of the said several
Districts and Parishes aforesaid stating ,hc
rates per crntum on the amounts of tie
State tax collected for said District and
Pa sh police purposes, and the total amount
Of commissions received hv each and every
OF such Tax Collectors, and The rate ror
ccuium uf his commissions. and the Com
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-27

Mn DAVID c. -
lam not OF oil offended, =!
From sooner, hearing from ray intended:
am certain your moral character is good.
A"d'you would not Object if you could;
do not ohj"ot to You being tall. bu, slender.
Which objection must render:
Myhge is only little past ten nn'l nine
Too much difference is thirty and nine;
DO not Object to yanr occupation,
But do not think il lucr-tive vocntisn
! do nnthe ievc you can climb hickory long
pole.
Or stand on your head on = cotton role,
have t"ldyou my objections my friend. Ten
der.
Ladies' ',euer get on q bsnd.r.
II Abe Lincoln Was to come in your way,
do not think you would mako him you-
pray;
But would run from that big gun,
Not far from Adams run.
And sambo would laugh and waller
To see his master getting a.ay from, that
little iIo!ler,
Ohl ! have heard Of mad love and cnpid's
dart
All have aime ed at is to gain his heart
80 viii close my epistle to you
Hoping you will bo to me so true.
And when you write Mr. David c..
Do not direct your lettelsto
: Miss CnAalor,T Y.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-27
THE SINKING OF THE HATTERAs,

In tho Confederate Congress- on the Goth
u communication was mado hv President
Davis, covering u letter from the Secrcta-
ry Of the Navy about the sinking Of tic
Hattcras, rs follows:
SIR: The Confederate States steam
s!oop Alabama, under the command Of
Captain Raphael S mmcs, engaged the
enemy's sloop IL 'ueras, off the coast Of
Tcxas, on the 18th ultimo, and sunk her
in thirteen minutes.
Tho cncmy's loss Is not reported; that
OF the Alabama was one killed and five
wounded. Sic landed $50 OF the otii-ers
and crew Of the l!a;tcras in Jauacia.
No report from Captain Semmes hd
been received, hut regard the nfornk
non as authentic; aud | have the holA lAor
to suggest ,h" communication thereof TO
Congress Tor such action towards the rffi-
GERS and crew Of the Alabama AS NAV Lc
deemed appropriate.
Very respectfully. your obd't serv't,
$. r. MALLORY,
S,uc,ary of War.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-27
IMPORTANT CONNECTION

G""r-" Wad~w'r'h. Grief Engineer
wr"t" to Gene'a' Br.gg. concerning a
missing link III ,hr cnnnrriinn OF the Ala.
hrnr and T'nnese. Rivers Railroad.
a teH months. with all the fariii,i,s
'hat can h.. ihrown upon the li,c w,mI,i
""mplri" HE work fr.m Blue Mount to,
lt"'"r. and open the communication be
tween 'i:c railrn,c> nf the north ga t and
southwest Of the Confctlcracy. There is
n" heavy work u!"n the line. and the
Whole am"u't of excavation to be done
ran'''t exceed 25n, 900 cube yards, s.a..
tered over co M les nf rnad. it being chiefly
'Sh' c'nhark ncnt. l'v tie 22l nf this
m"n'h "" "an' 500 hands IN Ike work,
and hv ri,r 25l of June next, vn, with
4yonr staff Will he able 10 ,r:,tr Il ,hrnunh
trip. almost wi'h"nt n clang. of ra.s. f,nuo
New o'l""nS-ycs, New Orleans ;n E;ch.
non|. IN sixty hours. From New O:,ccn.
I" X clmnn! by way .f Jarksonvilie :,u,
Rome. is 1900 miles: lv way nf M.ut
@"'n"rv all ki>'. II, | I4n. aud by Angus.
IA and Whining "n, 1880 miles
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-27
EXCHANGE NOTICE NO, 4,
RICH NOND. Jan. 10. 1868.

TIME following officers anil men have bscn
l. duly exchanged. aud hereby de-
ciarc,l.
l, All the officers anil men captured in KIN
tuckv. Tennessee. Alabama. Mississippi G-or.
s;ia, Florida and South Carolina, up to Dcc"m
her 10Th lSG2
9. All officers and men captured in Missouri.
kan~'S. New Mexico. Arizuna. Arkansas ami
louisiana, UP to January Isl 1865.
The foregoing s"c:i"nS apply not only e..
"ic"rs nndSncn Of the Confederate service.
/, hui ais" t" nil persons rap,,r.. in arms or hos
Tie array against the Unitcl States. whatever
may have been the charaftrr of ,h. military
"rcn";zaii"ns TO which they We're attached.
ami whatever may have been the terms nf the
! paroles given w. ri-n.. If any are in Fedora.
; p: i>"ns. they are t" br immediate V rrl-a,"l
a;,d delivered /" the Cr,ltr.!rru;e authorities.
4. All Confederate officers and men whn
lave h""" delivered at City Point upio Jan
nary 9Th. 1868.
:. All Confederate. officers and men who
have been delivered IL, Ei-ksbury rr to D.
ccnb'r .3I. 1862, anl incu,ling SAID date
Il. All raroilcd Confederate officers an.l m.n
r~"'il''''i for At N,ck>hurg. up to Deccmb.r
, 2"'i. lSh2. an: inciu.lin, laid ,Ia,.
Z. All Confederate "tliccrS and men cnrtur-
c'l aud pa~'i:cl n, fredericksburg. Va. il,
Dc""ins".r, Ian2.
8. All Confederate "fircre and msn cal.,ur-
ed ""h i'"'"leG L: GollsIor". y. G., ~ Drcern
b"r iS%2
O,i": MISCELLANEOUS anl minor exrI.an-
1. a.,
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GoLDsBoRo' N. c., Feb 10. 1863.

oEsTIEMEs: Your complimentary let
ter was received by me yesterday. !! feel
soldiers pride IN Raving this assurapoc
Of your confidence and it gives me pleas.
ure to say that The duties Of my command
were greatly llighteued by the hearty co..
oper.y Of the citizens u your vicinity,
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SIS REV ARD.

SFRAYED from my house, one and. a.
half miles from he Village on the Snake
Road. a Brown Colored Terrier Pup, a.
bout 6 months oII-answers to the name
of JEFF.
Ih" above reward will hc raid on his
delivery TO me, nr in tn. Bank mt AhL.
vile. ANDREW SIMONDS.
Feb 20 10 n
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f'!,If.w At SAxANNA1I-T E,D,1L,

\ E:.'iEw At SAxANHAfI- Tie -IrpmLH-
c@'< 'nf"r'"~ "s 49,, r-vicw of ~
AMI cavalry at Savannah, Oh YlIlnE. bv
Gr". BeaurrgarI and Cen. Mercer. The
command II" general was greatly rlcascd
with the appearances of things.
Speaking OF The Yankees, the RcpuLli-
can says:
W" have NO account TO give Of the flee,
in this quarter. S. far As hear! from i,
WAS visible from n" point on our coast yes
lrr.i;.v.
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and my stay among you, made agreeable
by the kindness of those whom you rep
rescat-yo"r wives, daughters, sisters and
mothers, to myself and nry command.
1t the enemy shall again threaten you,
l will gladly obey the order to hasten to
your protection. am gentlemen,
Very Respectfully,
Your Out Servcnt,
n. G. EVANS.
To Messers. L. j. Powell, Alex. Nicol,
". G. Byrnr, and others.
HCSAwAYs.--The Mobile Ncus says:
I'm the beginning Of the war, wherever
Yankee troops held Southern localities oc.
cupicd by negroes, The latter, in large nutn-
bers, ran off to them, az they supposed to
obtain their freedom. The experience of
the kind Of freedom the Yankees allow TO
their "colorcd brc,hcrn' has reversed tho
system, and now the fashion has become
general for the negroes to run away from
the Yankees back to their homes, and
masters plantation. \ citizen of Mobile.
having relatives in Virginia, ha. received
. letter from one Of them, informing him
that tho last one OF his slaves, (,hirty odd
IN number,) who went off with the Yam.
KEGS, has escaped and returned home.
One Of them, n faithful man. who never
! had received Il blow at homo since lie was
child, came back marked from his neck
down with evcorations Of the Yankee
lash. The best masters arc those most
accustomed TO that relation with their
| slaves, and who know best how TO manage
them. The Yankee is proverLially hard
task-mastcr. He is not used to being
waited upon, and like bcggar on horse
back, nc rides the free horse to death. No
people have a keener appreciation of good
and gentle breeding than tic negro memo
nave quicker eye to discover or more
fast'dions taste to admire a iady:or a gen.
tleman. ltis no wonder taen; that they
soon become disgustcd. They find that
instead Of getting freedom, they have only
exchanged masters--good masters for bad
oncs-masttra who were strangers. who
care nothing for them, and whose only
thought was to get all the work out orthem
possible. The new fashion drumming a.
way from the Yankees is bound to grow
and ex!end.n az,
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The New York Herald heads nj extract:
from The Rsrs eorrsspondsnse ai tbs Lou-
don Post siih this nspt;on.> alMapeao,ss.
Hopes Of an. Aifisaee lsias JeE: .Dsssst''
The correspondent says the dlssss -
that France will hold Mexico; A ie
France will assuredly ind Il consssS g
to make an aliiaAss v;tA ths !sxailx
Republic Of A,ue,iea, .:.,sg &.
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CHARLOTTE Y.

Rurrs O.. Esq:-From your cpisile through
tho "Prrsa." have come to the conclusion that
sou must bc rcry open minded and plain
spoken gentleman. At the same time, fear your
temperament is such as to render you frenzy
or fnnaiicai upon any subject which your mind
mny grasp. 1t is not my intention to run any
young gentleman crazy-I AIN no co1uette.
deeply sympathize with your misfortunes and
also that Of your mother, in sustaining the loss
of her "set'in' h.n." assure you, | feel very
much honored, by being addressed ty on. that
has acted n"bly in the defense of his country;
il is prima jdcie evidence of high toned gen
tleinan. Your prospects in life, at present.
ca"not consider very fa,terng, as 1 under
stand the lawyers at AbbevilIc have q very
large old stock on l,nnl
Hoping You all success. nm respectfully
CHARLOTTE y.
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RESPONSES.
PLEASANT HILL, Feb. 90. Ca

LFASANT Hill, ClI. 70, C3.
MH. JAMES L. D:--Owing to inlisposi,ion,
have been unable to reply to Tie correspond
en's VIII" hAv" houurel To hottie. my card in
the "lreSs.' until the present really feel
very much fanrrcd. receiving tho attention Of
50 many VIII" appear g" willing to embark up
on The stage of matriuony. must. however,
state. III response to yours. that admire your
calm and deliberate manner Of expressing your
sell. nj the same time cannot help thinking
you could have said more in relation to Your
self. You state you have black la,r and fair
complexion Such rnra aris have never
seen. nm with rcapnct
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CHARLESTON, Feb 23.-Thc French
war steamer Renaudin, while trying to en-.
ter the harbor this morning, ran ashore off
Sullivan's Island. The British steamer
Petrol and the French steamer Milan have
been trying all day to get her of, but go
Tar unsuccessfully,
RICHMOND, Feb. 2S.-.In the Senate. Nr.
Orr introduced bill to vest in tie Govern.
men', as part of its postage system, all
rights Of the American Telegraph Com
pany in the telegraph lines of the Con-
fedsrate States. Referred to the Commit.
tee on Postal Affairs. The Exemption
Bill was further considered and amended.
and was finally ordered to be engrossed.
The section relative TO oversesss wss
amended, so that it should not extend 10
any farm on whiph negroes have been
PLACED by oyerseers from other arps SINCE
the llth Of October last,
In the H0nss, the proceedings weys au-
important. :sf.:, - .,