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YICKSRnRa

Ficksburg is the great pivot upon which
hangs the destinies OF nation s-all ewes are
turned toward that point. We have not the
least doubt but that Vicksburg will stand and
II 50 II will be q crisis in the present war-the
war current then Tust change. Vicksburp is
Inc most important position in the Confsderaev
anu we believe is the most formidabl. one in
the world. Onehalf the troop. now parr,-
aoned at Vicksburg are sufficient for II. DE-
fence. All the improvements of modern vo,.
1are tha: floats upon the water has been bur,-
cd against this little city without the east h,ne
u success The enemy embarrassed at the i'll.
success oy water has undertaken iis destruction
oy land force, CO operating ut the same time
with the fleet in front; but the rear Of Wick.
"urg has natural defences ten thousand times
slrongef than human skill can erect--they were
Quilt oy the hand OF Being that directs the
oown'all and uprisings Of nations-"Thu. far
sba't thou so and no farther" Nav IL mt h.
that Vichsburg with its natural fort;fca,;on.
were formed by the Supreme Architect Of the
Universe to1 the function It is now performing
who knows! Time ere long will tell the t.i.
Gen. Grant with the flower of tie No, them
army has made several of the most de,n.r.,.
and daring assaults upon these Natural worLs
only to spill. unrevsrded, the life blood of
From 10000 to 10000 of his best troops, Will.
cor loss did not exceed 500 men-stili the oar-
mage goes on. The works of Nature are de.;on
cd Tor specific purposes and may it not be that
the peculiar formation Of the Hills sronnd viek,
burg was intended by God for tho breast works
OF an oppressed people to free themselves from
tyrany. It b not ludicrous to think that such
thing may be-
The hississippi river is the great aorta, who's.
ventricle is lake Itsscs, of The once United
States. and disgorges itself into the mighty
waters OF ms3y natioDA ib majestic bosom
has been defied by the iron rod Of ty,anny-
and erimsoped by their own blood. Thm great
yasssl thst has given so mssh vitality to q now
erful nation can never be sundered, but tie vile
assossins that polluts its waters eau be limited
t. their own territory and line. sf dsmar-
cation estsb'ishsd that will stand ss long q
liberty Is known to tho race Of mxn.,
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generosity, won for himself many friends
in the Regiment.
PRomoTED:-Lieut. ]. s. Pocher has
recently been commissioned Quartermaster
OF the 10th Reg't. He has filled the Office
tor some months in quite satisfactory
manner. He meri.s tile commission which
he has received.
Sergt. Smith Of Capt. Palmer's Com
Pany has been elected and commissioned
Lieutenant Of that Company vice Lieut..
Porcher promoted.
Lieut.. James D. Waddell. Of Can,
Leans Company has been acting Regi-
mental Quartermaster in the absence Of
Capt. Porcher. Lieut.. Waddel is well
qualified for the duties OF the Office and :,
active and prompt in the discharge of ,hoee
duties.
RETUREED.-After an absence oftwo
weeks Lieut.. Col. Pressly returned to camn
a few evenings since. We are glad to see
him back again.
AccIDENT.-Private David Glvsen. q,
Capt W.. J. NJ. Lees Company, acciden-
tally discharged his rifle on Thursday last,
painfully wouuding himself the ball passing
through the calf OF his leg. The wound
was carefully dressed by Surgeon Baily,
I'ysen was sent to General Hospital. The
wound IL not n dangerous one.
The following persons who have been
absent on Through or at Hospitals have re.
Gently returned to camp for duty: R. l..
Williams; J. s. Salter; Joseph CresswelI ;
John Brooks; Thomson Brown; VIM,
McCa'ty; c. Row; Moses New; James
Snipes.
Send the Press to-
Mrs. NJ. A. Jones, Donaldsville, S. e..
Jas. Connor, Double Branches, Ga.
J. A. Smms, 18th S. G: Reg't.
S. Morse, Chappels Depot, S. C.
Rob't. W. Wilson, Tunnel Hill, GA.
fonrs Respectfully.
EF. W.
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DEATH OF SERGEANT CHALMERS.

we learn that telegram received in this place
on last Iuesday evening announces the death
CT Sergeant Richard Oh almers, of Captain
ovens company, lst S. G. Cavalry. Sergeant
Chalmers left here IN fine health and spirits ,
&c" weeks ago to join his command in Virginia.
lie mas been a faithful soldier and was never
known to shirk from any duty required of him
by his superior officers. His wife accompanied
him to his command and shortly after his ar
rfvnt there fell a victim to disease. He was q
native OF Newbery District and educated at
due West in this District. 1t is expected hi.
remains will be brought home by bis bereaved
wife.
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FINANCIAL.

ihs following article we clip from the Daily
Richmond Examiner of the llth inst. which
will be read with interest, by those who have
on hand Confederate Treasury notes,-it con-
tains all the information desired in relation TO
the funding of Treasury notes:-
The Money Aarkek-The marked feature Of
the money market is the notice given bv the
Secretary of the Treasury, in pursuance Of tn.
plan OF Congress. in relation to the fundipp.of
its notes. The notice is to the following effect.
All Treasury notes Issued prior to 9Th April,
1853, are fdndabie IN seven per cent bonds un.
til the lst Of August next inclusive. litter
tnaf dife all notes bearing date prior to the let
OF December. 1862, cease to be fundable in
any stock. hotes bearing date between tbs
lst December. 1862, and the 9Th April, 1868.
can be funded in seven per. cent. bonds anv
time on or before the let Of August, 1868, after
"nich time they are fundabie only 10 four per
cent bonds. Notes bearing date on and after
she 9th April, 1853. are fuudabsi 10 SIX per cent.
oond' II presented within one year from. tie
hrst day OF the month printed across their face.
after that year they are fundable only in four
per cent bonds. Treasury notes Issued under
the act of l6th May. 1851. and entitled to be
'u"ded in eight per cent. bonds psysble in ten
years. must be presented on or before the 3lst
Gay OF July, or they will be debarreJ the pri-
,"ege OF being funded. So great disparity
10 t"e value as exists 10 the Government bonds
bearing. respectively, four. s,x, seusn, siqhs,
psr~eot.--mu't bring confusion upon our cur.
rency. Such varying values in the notes issued
oJ Tie Government are productive sf advan..
'age 70 mono but those who speculate in Gov
ersmsae sscurities, aud are calculated to en-.
bazass tho ordinary transactions Of eornmup,-
ties. We see this already ia the rscen. action
OF the Richmond banks resolving that after
yesterday tthe loth) they shall recsive on d.
posit to-day none Of the. Confederate notss
bearing date prior to tas fret Of Deoes5sr 1859
and the consequence is the dsprsaiation of this
class Of notss--they being no longer ..basx xablss
with the banks in this city. In striking con
traft with this fllibersi end dangerous policy
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Magrnder had entire control of the One
lonsas Railroad, and was wi,hin fifteen
miles Of the city. The Federals were
much excited.
General Pierce, Dow and Sherman arc
dead.
The troops are on the move. and all be-
ing sent up to Port Hudson The woun-
ded are continually arriving
The New Orleans papers publish nothing
about the battle.
Last Sunday GrierSon burned the Court
Heuse at Clinton, La, and then left.
a. Courier from Vicksburg reports the
garrison in good spirits and confident
Loss slight.
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& SENTINEL,
PUBLISHED
DAILY AND WEEKLY.

TERMS:
DAILY PUBLISHED MORNING AND EVE.
MING.
ONE YEAR $4,000
SiA @ONIHS 1000
THREE MONTHS 500
TRI.WEEKLY:
ONE YEAR $1,000
SIX MONTHS 500
THREE MONTHS 500
WEEKLY. A. MAMMOTH SHEET:
ONE YEAR 400
ALWAYS IN ADVANCE
ALL fAPERs STOPPED AT TIE END or TIE IIHE
PAID FOR NOT Previously RENEWED.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
= AbbeU;ile District. Citation.


BY WILLIAM HILL. Esq. Ordinary of Abbe
vile District.
WHEREAS. Charles Evana. has applied to
me for etsers Of Administration Of all and
singular II goods and chattels, rights and
credits Of JAP. Campbell. late of the District
aforesaid deSd.
These are tRerefore TO cite and admonish
al! and singulaA the kindred and creditors of
the said dereasedto be and appear before me,
at our next Ord'hAry's Court for the said Dis
trict. to be holdenRt Abbevilis Court House,
on the 2eth JunS inst. to show cauae,
ifany Why the said 4miuistration should moi
Given under my hand HID seal, this the 10th
day, OF june. one thousand eight hum
dred and sixty-three aud in the s7th year
OF sovereigasy and Independence of the
State Of Sott6 Carolina.
WILLIAM HILL, o. A. D.
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CONSIGNEES.

The following persons have freight in the
Depot nt Abbeville:
) McBryde, j NJ Campbell, Jas. Tag
gatt. ii I RavenelI, w B Dorm, ] M
Latlmer. Nj A Martin, A A Williams, +
Pollard, j w w Marshall, j w Lewis,
W Wickiiff. R NJ Palmer. r NJ & Co.,
N Scales, l. Patterson. + NJ Mitchell,
Mrs. J N Perrin, S McGilI, II w Lawson.
NJ K Banner, DR.. e Parker, D NJ Turner,
) GINNING ham, j f Calhoun, l. II Rus.
sell, Mrs. Joel Smith.
D. r SONDLEY, Act.
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FROM OUR JUNIOR CORRESPONDENT
CAMP l9rn REGIMENT, S. C. Vols,

SHELByvlLLE, Tenn, June 8, 1868.
Stitt on Picket Guard Duty-RoU coll
-Dress observation-disclosures
ing Rnins-7he Crops Wheak-
Corn-Gasses MIR Co,os Profitable
Price Of Milk-Dr. Lynck-Dr.
Jennings = Promotions-Lieut. Jume.
~. WdddeH- Returned Accident-
For Duty-New Subscribers, etc., etc.
Dear Wilson We are still quietly oc-
cupying our old Picket grounds. Last
week we thought it probable that we
would make an early advance in the direc-
ton of Murfreesboro. but now everything
is as usual. This is the third week that
we have been on duty here. We now ex
pect to be relieved next Monday by an
other Brigade Of our Division. The guard
duty here is such as 10 put every man on
duty every five or seven DAYS SExcept this
duty we have but little to do. We are
called out at daylight every morning for
roll call, and remain under arms until sun
rise. At the 6rst sight Of the morning sun
weare dismissed from duty until five clock
in the evening when we are ordered out
for Dress Parade. This is our daily duty,
except Sundays. At nine o'clock on Sun
day mornings ot1r arms are inspected by
one Of the Field officers, but we have no
Dress Parade in the evening.
Since Rev. J. G. Richards. of Liberty
Hill. Kersbaw District, 8. c., has been
with US he has preached TO US every Sun
day morning at halt past ten o'clock. Last
Sunday he preached from the words, "How
long halt ye between two opinions if the
Lord be God, follow him. be it Baal, then
follow him. KINGS xviii, 81.
We have had frequent rains during the
last two weeks, previous to which the crops
in this locality had begun to suffer on &C
count of the drought. We have now had
fine season snd everything appears in
good growing condition. Wheat will be
ready to cut in few days. 1t promises
an abundant yield at the coming harvest.
Corn IS small but looks we'll. think that
corn is not planted here as soon, BY
month, as in South Carolina. There are
but few fields Il cotton to be seen along
thu roads. This country abounds With an
abundance Of rich grasses, and as conse-
quence the cattle here are fat and sleek.
Milk COWS are, believe the most prodts-
ble properly one can hold here now. They
are far superior to those OF South Carolina,
and they cost nothing or very little during
the summer for food. The demand for milk
cannot be supplied at one dollar per quart
for sweet milk, or fifty cents peg quart for
buttermiIk. Milk is almost invariably
highly watesed. Butter is two dollars per
pound.
It is much regrstteds here that Surgeon
Lynch has been ordered 10 report to am
other Regiment for duty. Dr.. Lynch by
his kindness to our men as Au.freesboro,
bad endeared himself to xll Of u. Dr..
J. Il. Jennings, Of Edgsfeid, is now the
setting Surgeon Of our Regiment We
Ike hin very much. He is always kind
TO the sisk aod isevsr .fsadysto administer
10 tha uRSnta of tia s;nlr yEyo Lac L, 1t.
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DIR Jno A. Wier gives notice in another
column that he has on hand Cotton Card. o,,
FACTORY Thread for sale: Mr.. Wier sells his
cards at very trifling profit and those wi o
need these useful articles will not gain by d, -
laying to call on him, as prices are not iecli-
ming.
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MILLIKEN'S BENn

which is said to be occupied by Gen. Kirby
smith, Is small place on the west side of the
mississippi river, in Madison Parish, about
forty miles above the mouth of Yazoe river.
Madison Parish has a population Of about 500
whites and about 5000 blacks.
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The frieds of JAMES S. COTHRAN an-
nounce him as Candidate to fill the vacan.
'y in the State Legislature, occasioned by the
death Of Col. James M. Perrin.
MANY FRIENDS.
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NOTICE.
Town vT AEpEvir.I.r.

Town 9r AEwEviLLn,
June l., 1868.
Ec''l'S'c u rrrsoaa sre forbidden, by ail
INC penalties N the Law, 20 deIosie cotton
i" Any huildms place within IN. Town of
Ah:":''ir, wnhin Ne Hundred and fifty ward.
"' ''.' public S:4'"f or On any lot or place
tram which u fire c"NI cnian.tr dwelling
h""s" or building, aud AR'i"n now ,i.ru,itrd IN
any such place is hereby ,-Ini,rl 10 be re-
,h"'ru ny the owner 'h"reN or their "gent or
The pc. .son h:."i," she care h poss.ss;on If lbe
same within Sixty .lu,. from iEIs date.
By o,I roi iAs Council "'s'
JOHN \. WIER,
Clerk.
JuIe ~, 1863, 7-3t
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Our readers arc directed to ,dver,,.0,o
~ '''o'v pounds Wool wanted" Hoop Skirt.
maze n and Repaired; Commiasary Generals
No!iceS; Notice to Commissioners of Roads :.
Ordinarys and others.
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AT HOME

Captain II. S. Kerr, of the I'd 8. C. V. Rifles
arrived home few days ago. Tie Captain is
looking uncommonly we'll and in fine spirits
Mr. William Butler has arrived home with
his son who was severely wounded in the lat.
battle of Charlottesville:
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COT, ORp

Passed through our town en- route to b,s hone
from I" tour in the West. last Tuesday. The
Colonel is IN fine health and spirits and enter
ta'"s unbounded confidence in the success Of
our AIMS
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ADyT AND lNSP GENERALS OFPICE.
COLUMBIA, s. c., June ls, 1863.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 20.

NO. 20.
he proclamation of his
ndsr in.Cbiof and the
rovide for local def.Bes
is hereby ordered:
Dg officers Of the Militia
their usual places Of
the 18th of July next, all
mite Of. their respratips
military service by.he
cnll foi volunteers TO
f the President of the
his State for troops for
.StgazH lbs ,s9ss Sf'
ipdludM n he sSnN 4
ias hvSish ,byi
6S6s,4 yAbs6; iS fixed
aSra aenyinS this
PRoer Of s6ch Rsgf-.
aw from those fii6fs
be bsyond the lihils
ts," between the 4Sa]
800 yeora. a sufficssns'I
p said quota. i! \
g officers of Regiments
ely TO orgsbixe tie
.shpanies. of not less
j hot more than one
We, u26J privates, by
apmpsnY officers. viEi
dent Hpant and two
g. conn uaissioned off, !
4pr Corporals-to be
and Immediately
! Pates Of said elec-
'n anies.
omSers Of Beat Compa
psraand return 10 ,ths
their respective Reg
} mentioned aqcurate
g within their respect
gss of forty and 6fyj|
ltis between the ages
will be subject .ol
ized under this order
'ed BY orders. issusd
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PROMOTED

We learn that Captain W. W. Peruvian, Of
the I'd Regiment S. c. w., has been promoted
10 the command of Major Of his Regiment for
efficiency as officer and soldier
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The friends of Lieut.. W. A. LEE announce
him as oandids at the. ensuing election,
to fill the vacancy gccasioned in the State
LEGISLATURE nei: by the dssth of Col. James NJ.
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Ihe citizens of AbbsviIle village are direc
ted to read the Resolution by order Of the
Town Council Of Abbevlle in this issue.
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OENEIhL OfOEf
To cary into. effect t
Excelleney the Coming
Act of Congress, ITO p
and speciAl SERVICE" it
I. Thnt the command
Regiments assemble al
parade. on TUESDAY,
persons within tho liz
commando liable to any
laws Of the STATE. and
meet the rsquisition {
Con federais states onS
local defsnce-y-psfso9l|
forty ind torty.fve to
II. On any HagimeGa
voluntsefjng its Guote
6y Genernt0s6s1e ho
order. lie commandin1
msnt will immediately'
to "actusi milisASy ser
of. their respeetiva Dist
Of forty and 6hy 40 AN
number OF men to r1nke
III. Tho comman6sI
are req, ,7ed immsdia'
troops thus raised into
than sixty-four (84) aA
hundred and ,wenty.f
holding elections for n
one Captain, one ri,
Second LisutenaEts, I'd
cers---four Sergesnts sil
appointed by The Cspt2
returE to this Office Ger
tions aud roIls of the Q,
". The commanding
niea are required TO. pre-
commanding officers OF
ments on the day aboy,
rolls Of sll males residin
i've beats betwesn the .
go and SOY yssrs.} {.
". Officers Of tho mil
ef forty and hty year,.
VI 0ouaps6ies organ
viii mbsreaaer,b&o olgspi
o
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,ABBEyILLE MoUnrrn xrr,

"A meeting of this corps will be held in tb.
oourt House. on next Saturday, the 10Th met,
at o'clock, p. N: Al full attendance is ur.
gently requested as an election for officers will,
oe held and the company fully organized.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

COLUMBIA, June Is, 1863
OUR vandal Noe, unable to core with tho
~ Ocon'ederateyorces III the open field, have
.eso' !e" 10 mote 'of warfare which arouses
t'e 'n"'ehation Pf every heat capable of n
Pa'rintie einotion1 Not content with wrest ms,
Peacs'u' citlzens '(Om their homes and contin
."s 'h'm III lothestne dungeons, aud with sejz
ing our cnntented }laves and inhumauly lila.
eng 'nem III tn'li'aSy organiza ions. TO be shot
eowh i'll the front 0 4battle. they have Inaugural
ted n system of rai,h into the in,eri,r ~ ,b.
o'a'es' etea'in2 negroes, burning ciiie aud
'"tn's' afs,roying ii'f stock and growing crops
sn" spreading desolatlon every where in their
"ack. 10 meet tins f"ndition Of things and
10 ren"er Prncticaole Ereater concentration of
our iorces already III 4ie field and afford ade-
H"ate internal protection to the States, the
Ires eht OF Conf$leracy deeu.s it expe-
"iehe 10 call ior PortiSn of their reserve force
service within theIrfesl,ectivs limits. Up.
cu :. tne ""Fernor OF Sou4h Carolina he calls
nVe 'honsahd men, for ffe period of six mo,
p"I t"e urst gay al august next, to he fl
he'd hy draft, unless III }he intcrr-di.ta,
volunteer foIce. organiz3d under the Acth
with publi..,e 40 provSl. for la, Al lf
and special service" ut lei b, an .anI nmni
be mus red aud reported 10 the War Dem
m-nt as subject to The call }bf the +, esident
service within the State. Il
These organizations md be voluntary
VIII he seen by an examination Of the Act Z
nre for special service only Eithin The State
der officers "f their own seli 1t On, and with
privilege of remaining at ht&ne in the pur.
OF their ordinary ayucations unless called fo
temporary exg+ncy tn active duiy.
Now, therefore, I, MILLElNiEL 3 MIA
Governor and Comnand,r- in Chic. in and uy
the State Of South Carolina rall urou the n.
pie OF tho Stats To assemble Pn the day fix
in the anncxed orders, at th respeetiy. r.,
mental Parade Grounds an Ito raise and
ganize the forces called fo by The Preside
Tor the defence Of the StaH For two 10,
years. your brothers have Abrne 1hs brnpt
this war for independence dR the frontiers
the Cone.l-rncy. The time H. now arrived to
show yourselves worthy uf Hns- gallant men
by protecting their holmes, {thcir wives and
tE'lr children, in COMMON with yourown
Until the above nrsauiZal ioh takes puoa IT,
Is recommended TO the cItizens Of .he State to
continue existing voluntary organizations and
L" form Immediately oih-rs. with such arms AZ
t'"rh""d, especially along tho rivers a. nrrEs of
the sea- Many deadly yollcy may b. s..cccss
fully delivered mt the raiders in their b,nt,
from the bluffs aud forests lining their bnnks
lumc'linirly after ftNA RI qnlsiliun Of the.
President is filled, the 81 rnui will TAX. ,,.,s
for more compie,e( (ol lizaiou f,r n.i.,i,
b"rhood protection. of as arc less fitted
sy ss,"s;Sn ys.ss or 0'"tr"4 10 the active da'rs Of
Given under my usnd ahd the seal OF tl,
State. at ColuHpbIa, this sixteenth dav OF
L. 8. June, A. ~ one thousand eight hun
dred aud sixty three.
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WV. r. NuSrr, Secretary Of State.

an act to Provide for Local Defence and Spe-
cidt Service
SECTION l. Tile Congress of the Confederate
States Of America do enact, That the President
he and he is hereby authorized to accept the
services Of volunteers of srch kind md in
such proportion'as he may deem expe,iient, 10
serve Tor such tine as he may prescribe. for
the defence of exposed places or localities, or
such srecia' service az he may deem expedfrnt.
SECTION 2. And such forces shall be mustered
into the .ervirc of the Con onieLerat. STATES for
the local defence or special service aforesaid,
the muster roll setting forth lis,inct'v the ser
vices to be performed; and the said volunteers
shall not be considered in actual service until
thereunto specially ordGrd by the President
And they slalfbe entitl d TO t1ay or suLsistenca
only i'r such time as er may be OH duty un.
aer the orders Of theA esident or by his diree.
SECTION 8. Suoh vq hnteer fsroes. when an
accepted and ordered nto service, shall be or
ganized in accordance with and subject to all
the provisions OF the Act entitled "An Act to
PROVIDE tor the IN ic defence" nppro we'd
March 6, 1851 and bay b. attached to spch
divsions, brigudes, regiments or bsttaIions a,
the President may direct, and when NOT or
ganized into battaliorf or regiments befn be.
Ing mustered INTO sertice, tho President shall
appoint the field officers of the battalons and
regiments when organized as such by him.
APPROVED August 81, 1851.
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Ihc Abbebiije Prcss.
-ABBEVILLE. s. G.
W. a. LEE, EDITOR.
Friday Morning, JUNE 10, 1863.

NoIICE-Arrangeme have been made
with DR. WM. II. WILSON, formerly one of
the Prorrietors of this paper to continue the
publication of the Press during our absence
IN the army. He is authorized TO receipt for
all monies due this Office.
LEE & WILSON. Propretors.
Jan'Y 1st, 1868.
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Given under my Ianl abd tLe seal OF Ill.,.
State. at ColupbIa. this sixteenth day OF
L. g. June, A. " one thousand eight hun
dred aud sixty three.