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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-01-16
Yankee Prisoners.

For several days past, the trains going east
ward. have been loaded down with prisoners
from Murfreesboro', en- route for Richmond.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-01-16
CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 7th. 1863.

The enemy has advanced his lines six miles
this side of Murfreesboro'. He has been gull
ty of the most outrageous enormities; stealing
private property, robbing peaceful citizens and
running off negroes.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-01-16
The Confederate Congress
RICHMOND. Jan.

RICHMOND, Jan. 18th.
congress assembled to-day. Nine Senator'S.
ana n1ty-three Representatives present. No
quorum IN either branch adjourned until to-
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-01-16
Capture ofthe Harriet Lane Confirmed
Official from. Gen. Mag'uder.

Anoficial dispatch from General Magruder
conims the capture Of the Harriet Lane off
Galveston. The rest of the feet escaped ig-
ANONYMOUSLY under cover Of flag Of truce. !.
General Magruder says:
II have about six hundred prisoners and a
large quantity of valuable stores, arms. &c.-
The Harriet Lane is very little injured. She
was carried by boarding from two high pres
sure cotton steamers manned by Texas Caval-
nv and Artillery"
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28

Mr. Howard made motion report accepted adopted
lowed from os to 10 inclusive On motion
the publishers of the GRoNDwnr for publishing the proceedings of
Fund.- and that the balance of the account 81 for printing
proceedings of the June term 1868 be allowed Carried The account
Mr. Lille offered the following resolutions to w.t.
this Board the Supervisors
fifty per day. dollars and fifty cents per day. for
70 nav Which resolution was adopted by the follow
YeasBendon Chester Jamestown Olive Poon Spring Lake, Tall
Yay-Aendae 0roeker Georgetown and Grand Haven
Mr. offered the following resolution
the road between Grand Haven Mill Fysbug
single horse and buggy from twenty cents hereto
CENTS heretofore established twenty cents and at the Ferry
from five cents as heretofore
motion of Mr. Van Hees the resolution referred to the Commit
On motion of Mr. Reed adjourned
Thursday afternoon one o'clock
pursuant adjournment and called order by the
The Clerk called the Roll, quorum being present
The and bridges reported follows the above
roads and bridges would respectfully report that in
their opinion the of Fage the Ferries named in the resolution
On motion Of Mr. report accepted adopted
County section TO- Town North Range IA West
Which motion was lost by the following vote;
Yeas-Crockery oand Grand Havn Olive and Spring Lake.
Nays-Aendo BSndo9 Chester Georgetown Jamestown Pokton
On motion of Mr. Sto following resolution adopted
d That the Clerk Of this Board instructed make an ap
@ Fnd Wcfr @ no orders % drawn acdorng the Of the
different Supervisors taking basis the report the Committee of the
Volunteer Relief Fund
Mr. Lille different Supervisors
allowed.
Mr. Eamc the proposition the printers taken
the table which reads as follows:
Grand Haven, October ~,
To the Honorable BoDd Supervisors Of tie County Of Otaa
The undersigned publisher Of the Grand Haven UNION hereby
publish the proceedings Board at its October
Sessions full for the compensation twenty five @ cents
being halt the usual rates. Board appopratng the other half
what would be due for su publication 9 the yolanee
Family Relief Fund am authorized also by Messrs j. & Barns
of the Ne 10 same
Respectfully, L. NJ 5. SMITH
Iees made motion strike in the proposition all
the Volunteer Relief Fund and add in its proper place. the
newspapers the HoLNDEE and the GoNDwEr provided they will
sh the proceedings the Which motion carried
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28
pbmnix Insurance. !---Special at

Phoenix Insurance !---Special at
tention is called to this Company for Insu
rance as being one of the safest and best con
Quoted in the United States. IL is the " Old
Phoenix, of Hartford, Connecticut" Farm
ers in this county are particularly directed to
this Company as giving PERFEcT SECURITY to
their dwellings and barns, at low rates.
ISAAC HUNTING, Agent.
Grand Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28

Miner Hedges, Proprietor of the La
mont Premium Mills, dealer in Merchandise,
Groceries and Provisions, Pork, Grain and
Mill Feed, Shingles, &C., &c. Lamont, otta-
wa County, Michigan.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28

j. IT. Davis, Merchant Tailor, Dealer
in Gents Furnishing Goods, Broadcloths, Cas-
simeres, Vestings, &C. Shop, Washington st.
I'd door below the Drug Store.
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On motion of Mr. Woodbury. the report accepted
On motion Mr. So the report adopted and authorize and d
rect that the amount should be raised recommended
On of Mr. Howard the following resolution adopted
solyd That Whereas there the directed
Supervisor of the Township of Holland of S3 for the Taxes of
1862 appears by said Tax Roll and Therefore,
ReSolUe That the Clerk hereby authorized directed
order the Treasurer osad Taxa
amounting deliver the said
Township.
On motion of Mr. Reed the report the Superntendents
the Poor reconsd accepted" instead
before accepted and adopted"
On motion of Mr. So the Board adjourned until the second Monday
of January, A. d. 1864
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28

VIM. M. Ferry Jr., Manufacturer
of Stationary and Marine, high or low press
ure Engines, Mill Gearing, Iron and Brass
Castings, Ottawa Iron Works, Ferrysburg,
Ottawa Co, Mich. Post-0fice address, Grand
Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28

Ferry & Son, Manufacturers and
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Lumber, shin
giles, Lath, Pickets, Timber &c. Business vi,
fees, Water Street, Grand Haven, Mich'' anu
236, Adams Street, Chicago, Ill.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28
j O u r. N A L O F Il II E
Board of Supervisors of OasOa County Mich, OCTOBER l2 1868

of Supervisors of County AGch, October, u,
The committee reported sund which allowed
No. II up l0l, inclusive
Mr. Lille offered the following resolution which carried
SoIed That the Chairman and Clerk of this oad be and they
hereby authorized to issue Bonds the County the amount of four
thousand dollars.
And the County Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized negotiate
the the possible the raised TO be placed to
the credit the Volunteer Family Relief Fund and subject the
order.
On motion Of Mr. Eames until to morning at ok
Thursday October, Is, A. d. 1868, o'clock A. M
The Board pursuant adjournment and called to order by the
Chairman. The Roll was called and quorum present
The proceedings of yesterday read and approved
The Committee Equalization made report as follows:
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ON EQUALIZATION.
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Whereupon original proposition adopted
The Committee Finance reports a follows:
TO the Honorable Board Of Experimentation Committee
respectfully that they have examined into the financial affairs
the and the be raised
of the for the ensuing and that they find that the
funds the hands of the County Treasurer sufficient satisfy
claims allowed the the first day October
with the exception balance of about six hundred dollars the
amount Of orders issued pay Indebtedness the Towns.
That the total necessary be raised by during
suing thousand hundred and
100 dollars, follows:
State as per statement of Auditor General 47oo 90
Ordinary of the County,
Voluntary Relief Fand,
Interest Vol. Relief Fund Bonds.
Amount to balance of Orders indebtedness COO M
Amount Credited to Town of Holland ...........
Total. S22,l49 50
And would the of the
taxable property of the county All (which respectfully submitted
r. w. DUNCAN
M. D. HOWARD
S. LAWRENCE
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28

John H. Newcomb, Dealer in Dry
Goods, Groceries, Provisions Croekery, Hard
ware, Boots and Shoes, etc. state Street,
Mill Point, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28

William Wallace, Grocer and Pro,
vision Merchant, Washington Street, Grand
Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28

J. f. Chubb, Manufacturer Of and
Dealer in Plows, Cultivators Threshing Ma
chimes, Reapers, Mowers, Hay Presses and all
kinds of Farming Tools and Machines. Ag-
ricultural Warehouse, Canal Street, Grand
Rnpids. Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28

Augustus w. Taylor Judge of
Probate, Ottawa County. Post-0fice address
Ottawa Center. Court days, First and Third
Mondays of each Month. Office at the Court
House, Grand Haven.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1863-10-28

lve lines or less (Minion) make l square
Sness Cards, not exceeding six lipes, S3,oo'
4 Legal advertising at legal rates, hfty cents per
FOLIO for the Grst and twenty-five cents per iolio
sor each subsequent insertion.
Advertisements unaccompanied with written
or verbal directions, will be published until or
dered out, and charged for. When a postpone
ment is added to an advertisement the whole
will he charged, the same as for the first insertion
Job Printing,
All kinds of Book, Card, Post-Bill, Catalogue
or Fancy Printing done on short notice, and at
reasonable rates. Blanks of all kinds, printed TO
order, with neatness and despatch.
1rsy- Patronage is respectfully solicited.
Letters relating to business, to receive atten-
tion. must be addressed to the Publishers.
J.&J. w. BARNS, PUBLISHERS.
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George e. Hubbard, Dealer in

George II. HuDpaIui Ue"Ior III
Stoves, Hardw@e, Guns, Iron, Nails SPIKE,
Glass. Circular and Cross-cut Saws, Butchers
Files; and Manufacturer Of Tin, Copper, and
Sheet-Iron Wares. Job work done en- short
notice. Corner of Washington and First SITS,
Grand Haven, Mich.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-06-18
FROM JACKSON, MISS.
Correspondence of Southern Enterprise
JACKsoN. Mrs. June5lh, 1868.

JACKsoN. Mrs.. June 9th, 1868.
Nrssrs. Eaitess-TheS, booming Of
artillery in the direction Of Nicksburg
has Lecn heard for the past two days
;anl nights with very slight intervals.
We canine, learn anvtlhng-in fac, the,
people Of South Carolina are better post !:
ed up in affairs in this section than
those &c W. whose limits of observation
arc confined 10 The DUH ioutiue of camp.
Every comhdeHee-iS ielt in tho ahilityof
Gen. johnston to cope with die" hire
ling crew. ..' -. -
When the great fgh, is to coAe of,
it is hard TO predict. but when it does.
it will probably he TIM met ssngu'nsry
of the war. t@The-randnls in their visit
to this sectiun. ca-sied deso!atiofis whore.
ever iLev vent destroyed fencing. gar,
dens, killed stock, and evan pulled of
the heads of,everyiill!e chicken they
could catch. Ruthle,s invader! Let
every brave Southron, ceass to live. rath-
.er than submit to their presence on
Southern. soil. The .lsdies, Goa bless
fhem, arc all alive to etheTaomentous is
sssss now upon US. They elreer with tneir
smiles tbs sturdy soldier as he keeps
| the steady tread in the war-path, and
with un,irinS attentions, aheristcs the
! suffering Of the sick and &onnaed in the
hospitals. ",Heavens last aud bestgift
to slnap;" wha, woald life; ;beSworih
| Ewithout them? Who would mol lay
bare his bosom to the storm OF battle 10
shield them from a,fatetoo iutolerabte
,o.be bome? 49, .-E..>-
Then e, ifsSfe be no laggarjs amongs,
us. Let lhs absent return to duty. ane
! by ayIone Iu.l. and a strong pull, aud
n poll nIi IfGGefher, drive back the fe'
from N'ssIssipPi, Tennessee, keninck,
and Missouri md iss1tb4n feel the des
olations;o Of wal, ,eAtlisir own soil. SOM
Z may tbink this imprscticatle, hot If .ey
cry uan, viii do hls dug ,Inafhing i
.:fimpossiSle. Thsre are maay1at bonn
! yei Who hive escaped the fesnAefif
Officer. and 95thess who. in titoas I
peaee, clansred, fsri war.-r Every abb
:, boaied nssa, without regard to- age o
position, oaghe TO be thrown ID IN
;. hxlde :. =. g ...sss
{ Mis ougir, aay one to he exempt ifh q
stn allie ,obesr aymsi Oar 'sA, our Vef
E tsxf,s.nce az Il people, depend upop ,h
si'ses.il, of ibis stsugsls. ssdswitboai sue
8 an issue, how csa' ".sS one able TO be'
!: arms. ,pp,ess, he be dead 10 Che eaiis.'
i,suiotisiu anaiaat tiiersnts 70 the'fesr'
sSnow asna- bsek W - -
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will pay enough for them. The truth
Is, tue stock is heavy here, bu,there is
>et OF Yankees, foreigners, jews. and
Southern Yankee specuhtors, worse
Than eilherv who keep ~ the prices.-
Ave viii remind YOU and the cornmuni
iy of one tbing-but it amounts to
no!hiug-i.s throwing pearls before
swine. Whenever a, a,.speculator comes
along, which takes place evsry time the
cars come up. take siin up-by lynch
lsw;-aud fog Dim but there comes
the rub; who is It that is not aspecuia
tor : let him that is not, quietly do
his duty; we are veiy much afraid
that there is a large quantity of Clack
sheep. ~ -. -,
By the hv. we see publications. Of tire
celebrated Peace HConve tjoBs-to be held
in New Gork-all farce We hopenp
body has any confidence in it; It's 4
militia dream--a baseIess fabric; there
Is no peace. no hopes Of peace. The
Democrats Of the North are as much
disposed to prosecute this war as the
Republicans. Van Buren; wears ago.
aboliionized the whole Democratic
party NORTH. AS for -ccoi,struclion and
preservation of the Union, which they
build their hopes on, lis utterly impos>
>ibls. 1t would be ns easy 10 turn the
sun from his course as TO reconstruct
tins Uuinn therefore. the war must aud
will continue. The first thing that -@ih
he debated in the Uuiled States CGnl
gteSs, will be reconstruction proposi.
l"ns will be made-rejected The
North then must continue the war or
back down; this they will not do, mark
this. We he'r- a'greal msDy sill spec
| ula,iag when this war will end, which
they tiIink will be shortly; we would
Ike 10 know .u"on what ground! We
would to God it wonId. but if-IS65
does not witness its continuance, we are
misraE-n-un1ess some .providentiai cir
cum- tauce terminates il, This has been
the TALK al: ;;i..a line. As for Mr.. Val
landigkam, Northern conser va,ism.
European iutciest>; il's haldertlash.
Ahtf, thst fools have been dealing in
cr since it's commencement. Men
may grd up their loins from AS TO so,
irr-'heY will have TO participate before
il it ended.
Every fellow will have a showing
wI-are Giad.m il-f"r hundreds Of those
| bIawliu9 icisars in South Carolina, who
aikoI - big .of hIood and thunder. but
who have ,aken particular care to keep
"u; of irso far, will have n chance
We meoJlig"d-lo fight ; mus, fight. and
will fight ,unUl we are let aIpne; for
should cvaquerer tread on our fore
fathers dust. il would wake the bones
from their GRAVES.
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Bisp, at His residence, Ia Pianter,y iI,e.
aTRS aI,nss ssa$A sssrs Iyss nS e PhssmSaiA. WI
April, lo6S, IN tho %9th year OF his sy,s q (.
trict, g. C.. After arriving at the ske az m an .
hood, he choss The profession Of Nsaiciss, 90
which ho arduousfy devolsd his iifs. He frst
attended Lectures in Characters, and after
wards evadusted in TfHosyisatia, University,
ky,- In May. 1889, he Was mnrried to Miss
whom he lived TO tho dsy of his death. hr.
II. was a go9d man--po teftsr husband, father
or master. He was Cbristian-=had been for
nearly quatter, of q ceptury---a dscf,i and
greatly bclotca msmhsr Of the Baptist Church
at sfst baptized into tho fciioSship 81 the
Giiead ghtrch I'M Union. by Rey. An,broso
Ray--sbd cSrr after iiIustvating I'm MS isre
tho principles Of that religion af which. from
the "rbfudancc Of tho bcart.1 his mouth 40
o'sn spoks, lie ever was Isau Of enlarged
oonerolence, ever willing to help tho peeriy
and avisf In tho religions enterprises et the
day. 4 1ie loved moeh the society Of his lrstis
ren In Christ, and his house Was esIiod tie
u. In the Iatt-s part az .tbcye.r 1859. Dir. n !.
moved, with his family, from Carolina 20 Tex,
an, and settled in Grimes Coun, y, where, by tho
usefulness Of his life, BIS dspor tf.tebi
and religious integrity, he n,Rds o larre circle
of hiends. who nost mourn his ioss. Indeed
II has, been said thatsthe death of but few men
IN lis county, would havo -bcen.so ge,,tratiy
fslt and r,aarhcd. But no Is gone she aGecl
tionate husband, nud tender parent, the Kind
hpighbor and GOOD citizen, tho cmineut phyt
sicinn md faithful Christian. s. sGpc.' Truly
he resfsth Ironi his iJors, and. his work s. fo].
low yhim- ":islssscd arc the lcnd that die in
the Lord "A widow aud Ave clrildrcn are
lrn ictcly 'rnd dosolate in 9lfcir new wsstorn
hume, bpt shey,surow not as those Who have
no hQ2e. Besides, they. ara sarrourdsd by
kind and sympathixiug friends. Their loss il
irreparhtle---ths. loss Of the ,cbmmuniSy is
great. All feel Il, 6dt few more 'then,b ID 8
Plsnter@il,e, Msy Istb, 1865, : ! 50 !.
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! IsEAADSssAiIsrElss, aasA 'asssIalIsp1E!ss, ], ,
: EeIuNntx, 1ufe Ia 4,

- .EG iceLps1tx, xuGe Ia Ices - !,
tTyHE Aegcf. .shs Gtt,sssl hsasmbiy of Apyii
II iIs ls6a, cbsikca s Al Act ta.srprfexs
tie distiIle,isa3w spirituons tlehofs in his
= That his 2Escellvnss hhss aeveynsr ON :bs-
ing satisH< tot1iy essufetf that m incronxed
asaniity sof Sphltaous Bqnofs, which csnhot
.,he ethefwise procnred, - ahsolutely necessafy
fer psdisinsf fatpnsoe In this Eiate, shnll bare
ps~sr 90 4ha~e snnnnfactpred, af soms csnttal
cod senvonieut location, bs stiiied aud rsspoh-
sibie agents, ~ fked selasics, to DO aroointed
W himseif such. qssntity cf aicehof or pdre
Spirits as shan g tsssned regulate. for tho
kosies 10 hereby siveh that proposals win
10 rc<eivelN 81 thts 1shse until isi July next,
Tor feraishfDs sbss he hepartsaeylt with one thou.
.seAd aailsns of>;AIiC 1H0f., sApd feusteep
.tsteasaBd gallens Of PURE SPIRITS, daring
z .re present yuar ,sths ssfse 10 DO manufActured
! .hy.skiascd md rr<{idssihlc agents, pft5sr the
tnpcrstsiop % he anac1signea, at OF neas CO.
toJnbis Boets -<Sfh a<ssqaate security will
" rsqatrsa ~ ths faitafaf performance Of Chs
8 By. orisr o. kass fsosesncr. \, -. -. p
= :. 4 RTCftABD oALDwELIs
b. Lisnts Col. and conmissary-Gcn 8. G.
Juns.t2 ~ = 90 IisS - T..
r. es- An -patsr. "A Ss stsse sSss.r. ole,
and sess4 hak. In dapl}sate, wssk copy Of cd
a ssrtissnks5s 4 sstpehcd !, "a :thss 6shee for pay
Isent spsls paid qsstssssy. ~ 4, '.s., =, -
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EDITORIAL ceRREsPoNDEEcR.

-, RcuNoSp. Va. June 41.y.
OF. nessss and reports there is no
,learfh. SHse.trsablc one finds is in. ex.
cxrfacine tie true aud eesa,ine from the
base and. tic,i;im,s. The ,eieg, rms from
Tie west are almost ifcomprehensille
enough. .koweyer. Is cleaned from them
TO ssiisf@esilai:F icksbnrg IS sill in The
ptts .rssion~ Of our forces. and likely 10
be fur; some time. fnet for MI .ti1fe To
Gene. Very lIties sunea.ineesi l. feIthese
ia rcgard ;rkpStioihi - in the sSy est.
Confidence j. vesy great; IN Geh. Joseph
sJohnsEon. and there s0enas- 10 have been
z, favorable change IL public o,'inion re
tpectipg Gen. Psn,bruou. i, l; is senoEah
for .,6e countfySto.k know that President
Dasis piacea tlse. latter general where
he is-ths, he coniinues 10 baSe conf
dsnee,ir his skill and. sbilitvto inain>
tajs his position, In placing Gen. Pem
ber,on- at yicksbarg it was like giving,
lsim the kevs. 10 his own hcusehoid. Il
Hicksbnrgsfsh rheaSta,e of Mississippi
~satld be desola,ed aud maaea waste;
Is-disms,nhcrment of the .Sla,es west Of
the Mississippi river from lie Conftder.
aey world take place, insolvipg an i'm.
] mehse loss asd .iineoAyenieneec 10 the
country and ,resah pe'harr. In our ffnh
oSer,hrow.s Bat thanks be: To Provi.
I dence, Vicksbntg still ,eraains a :. thorn
in the side =" of our enemy. Our sol !,
disrs IN the. west under their gaiiahf
,lea.lers. have shown daring which cali
.se-'h Traise from the war ls ota se,sraas
nf Virginia. and. their fer,issde; exlibi.
ted under The most tying ciscomaances;
must win. for them bright page in our
cnup,tys 9 history. :. =. -. J.
q, v vailapdishmsn has not. visited. Rich
Ipo6d ~ WAS expected aSday or two
since. Jtis, BOW understood .lrss she
has aaiied Dom q Sopihern port ,fol
Nassauss lie ~iIl no doubt ,eaRs his
way TO CauHda. wbeses hs can be ia
reAch Of free aha aaipierr eptsd 9coasad.
4 niet,iop With his fries4s IN Ohio. -Ht
sswili certainly be he choice OF his party
I ~ss and,dsie ~ tie approaching elec
4 ton fost 8osssHoS 81 Chic - J, -.
= The casalsy tight ~ Brsnd1 sta;iot
ken Tnesdsv was eertainiy III osi san;
xuinwy wltish kss occurred .in Lee
4 ar,ny dusing the war. From What
: can fearn Gen. Stuart was ssspsiscd y,
l.ihe enemy who, eroesed At . possts o.
: yIths Rxptise which had heen -fegs,tIss
}, ss impssitle ny Casriry and artillery
listhus cosaiug IN ,tis rear 'es stsntipg Ai
EpieKets aad sursoandipg his hsadaifar
J | tfes This tnfasy Hepsiy .outnomberef
, our forces. AID ibs latter was. .cornpelie,
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77---~-
NIIHBER y:

tYe specaTtots, We. Horp,s Gas.ds; !;
now'ssthe AAse TO. SHOW youry nlN6k.s--
Your reoantry il bleejing a, essry pore;
nhs you'pot rall 20 the rssepSg Wfisu
the deadly blssts Of waf viii .haye csas.
Cd, and peace purohnssd M Ahe t. ssssi-. .
hce of priceless blood s.ana Abe Sonihera
C'oaederacy enters on it< high career Of
Independence and 1Hparalleled prosper.
''v, then, then, with shame aud hunstii-
alton. will the laggafd and the indi6cr>.
ent- feel that, IN the hour Of our couu,
!ry's peril. they were weighed in ne
balances and foand Wanting. = :, !.
-. '-' -. ~. SD. G.
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Motice.

FINHE Commissioncrs -of Roads and Trotrn
j. hnthoritics., having collected fnes for
SouI Tor slave labor on the eoast,. will ut
Sprivate opportunity, ~ Express, or nv Bank
..cclSs payable 20 >uiy ordcr.. 1Rc,nittaiiecs OF
bills by mail arc not, ,nuthdrizcd.
.WAt NJ: SHANNON, q.
Agent Of tl.c stste Soufi, Carolina.
Camden. 8. c., Jnho r3,h, fSGs. -
q. Juna.t9 q = = Z?
Eer Every paper in tie s ate cory twice.
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HE;ADssYAETER ~; = ], !! !, ! ;!!!s

NorlcEi !. sfshyrsisenltoihs'a. .poar;iSs di
IN. snldirrss Relief = throsshaat nie State
tsat thry w,R nc snpplied, as hsrctofoyes With
OCEAN RALT, for a;striinifion.to 10 nredy fam
flies .of ,soiaierr, AZ cost snd exY ensfs, ON ap
plieetion 10 t,fs= Dsraff ff1asHt. .sss3-s :.
-HICHAKDE EaE,Bwghfs :
Iicut Col. and cofhpiissary f;cserai h.. c. y,
june Is, Il ssF - L
E5S Al rnFers in the. stsfeI inscrt cucc
and send biIlsY "a dupliests.S vitai copy of s,l-
Ssrsiseraert attached. "a ostl,is cf6ee, for pay
sseuG RIlis paid quarterly. - y :. : :.
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Colonel N. c, Buslsr.

Under a diaratch to DR.. N; I.tBoRDE, Of
cstu,n'ia, Of tho l3fh coipnel u. c, Bur;
.rEH of the ~ =, @. cavalry. ~i,o had Ids. leg
shattered in one of the recent engagenrcn,s
With the eneuy in virgini",, from. Nhio'
amprtntion- was made nesexary, was re:
ported ,o:bs d,.ihs ytil, at culpfper.a
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1863-06-18

: EF- The lipes Of 1*s, on The Death
af <sTosswArL -.Jscxsos, hass been
pressed ON, ,ef This issue by, our several
camp correspondents, tnt Min appear
next VI cik. - - y = -
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tss- WE are amhoFj1sd to- announce
Hon! JAS FARRoW a randitiSts trr re-
eiecu IN to thu C,ns,ress of the Confederate
S'gies rs Rrrrese,1a,iS from the fish Con.
grcssiopsI District. - = - 81. ~.