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ITO FOUNDERS aud MANUFACTURERS
Wh, ds.se location sswYoTs. who're coal. ron
and lung cheapest isuf sitenuon called 20 Elsaos
port NW,ssy rcs'e sIau're ine place before lccsfiu
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I'm MEMORIAM-

DrIp Of Dipthrria. near Lowndrsvilie Ahhe
Vile District. Rugust 9Th l863--.LlZZlE ].
daughter of NJ. and I.nlal, Whit.
Thus annther home is made tlesolate. An
aching void created an"thrr child is made
eherub. and immortal "bud' lifted rom NOR
tali,y, 70 now blooming in the Paradise Of stcr-
ma! blersedness. A fathers sotiritu1r, aud n
Mothers care. could not retain ths precio,ia
gift Of Heayen--Nobly they taught their little
daughter how 4, -live," but she has ianght
them how TO ode" Sweet child the covenant
from thy pure and blps ato.Is--ihou wilt
beckon others to glory and to God. u fond
ParcEts and fi.nde. her death seems unti,nsly---
yet 'fts the Lor'''s doings'
"He gave. he took, he will restore
He doth all things WE'LL"
PASTOR.
HEApauAsrEss 42p Mrss. pEe'r.
DAVIS BsIoADS. BI.ousc oS TUE kAPiDAH
RIvEH, August Is, 1861
The officers Of the AID Mississippi regiment
having assaulted for The purpase Of expressing
their feelinge in reference N the death Of their
late Colonel HUGH r MILLER, the follow.
ing proceedings usrs.had:
Tho meeting vac organized By calling BIaior
n l. "a gsrt. surgeon. 10 The chair. Upon
motion. Oliver G. Carr, sdjutant was sppoin-
ted secretary.
A .osnmittse q four was appointed to draft
suitable resolu,ions.s consissing of Capt A: ~:
Nelson, commanding Regimen, CApteins John
Powell. J J. Mesks aud /. r. Cooper,
On motion, the Chairman was added 20 the
eomnittss.
The committee rsport.d the following pre-.
spabls and resolutions, which were unaDtmVus-
j. sdortsd. 70 Wit:
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ADJ'T AND 1NSP GENERALS OFFICE,
Charleston, August ~, 1868:
SPECLIL ORDERS 40. 3l.
A CARD under the signntur.. "f Cn!,ncl
~ J. l.. BLACK, First South Carolina Caval
ry. having appeared in the papers. inviting
hovs under conscript age to volunteer for m
ted service in "fIanp,"n's Cavalry Brigade"
il is hereby ordered that no one between the
ngss Of sixteen and eighteen Years shall enter
the organization prop"srd or any other er-
ganizations. except such as nre authorized and
called for by the Governor and Commander in
Chief.
BY Act of the General Assembly, persons
between six,c-n and eighteen years Of age. as
well thnse h-twern f,r y-hve and fifty, ar-
une linhlr to military service whenever The
Governor deems that the rxg-ncv requires
troops fnr the defence If the -tute. In the
| recent organization Of tr""I.s fn local f~nr-
fer six months service the Governor has ,h"ugh'
proper not to- incirlx pe,sous under eighteen
Years. hn, they may be s"on needed toy ser
| vive in The STATE.
r"r these rsnsons. and the additional one
thnt the Confederate Government has not .nI-
hrarel persons under eighteen Years Of aye
in ,hr provisions nf the Conscr,p I"u Act, th.
above prohihition agninss raisIng traps from,
this cla.s by volunteer ing for Confederate ser
vice, - announced.
I}, order uf tile Governor and Commander
in-Ch,-f a. G.. DARLINGTON,
AIju,an, aud Inspector General IFS. c.
August II. '63, l8-2t
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mo. ISL
An ACT.

PASlE. FOR L'cAL DEFENCE
The Congrras ot the C"nfeie1lte States Of
america do e,,dct. That for the purpose Of
focal defence in unI portion Of the Confederate
States, any number Of persons. not less than
twenty, who are over tli- Uf furtS-6vo
yenrs. or other wise not linbls TO military duty,
may assnciaie themselves rs o military coInpa-
ny. elect their own office Q. and establish rules
shall he cS isssS as bronging 10 the Pro-
visionaI Army "fliie Confederate 3, stes. srrv.
ing without pay or allowances, and entitled.
when caJtur-,l BY the enemy. ~ all the privi-
lrses Of prisoners Uf war: PROVIDED. that su"h
.oinpsny shall. ~ soon as practicable, trans
,.,it thrT ruii, or list If the names OF the
nffices und prjvates thereof to the Governor
"f the state. tile commanding general OF the
department.. or spy brigadicr general III tue
,aate Or Confederate service. 70 be forwarded
" the Secretary Of War. but the President or
the comm spdrr Of The milItary idistsics, msy,
1T any time, disbsnd sucl, companies: Pyest-
1e1, TINT in the 5tstsh aud distriets 10 which
Ihe Act entitled '.Au Act tn fusther provide
for tic public Defence" approved April l6th.
1852. aud the Acts ameudstofy. tbsreol have
been suspended, ;pSss6ns Of snyt age resident
within such States or dis' sidis anasE toluntesr
and form part 81 such oom2apSss eg hog: -
sGeb suspsnsfaa may e8ntiuas. Asstas4 hhst
no psrsan sbag IaS6mbs meid6ef bfbx1d con-
paisy until -hs s6si diSxs ,6feG takeE 30 !sAth
Of allegiance ~ the Copfsdssat4 sGtAt4s, Fas
America 10 urit3ag, q copy of Whteh shaH be
Hlsd with 'sfis mnstsF roll oa sasd eonEsny ~
above prsseribs3t "'s "a sss
August 20, 1865, te--9s
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Whereas among the minv snl casualties Of
rh4 fierce aud cru i struggle for g. institutional
liberty it has rIrns"d tn" All-wise Dispenser "i
events TO call the people t" mourn their
most gifted aud promising leaders. who. from
tine t" Lime. have fallen IN the contest; aud
whereas u" has seen I'll t" remove fr m the
sr"n- of his active us-fulrrsp Col"n-l IIrGH X
MILLER, lid Regiment mississippi Vols There.
fore.
Resolved. That in tine death Of C"lnr.l
Miller the Cnmf-.lerary has lost n gifted and
pr"rn ing son. the "f our indeyendrn e a
ne. devoted and fearless loader aud rs family
tn. most affect" husband and father.
9 Resolved, That 10y his LEARNING md in
""r,ur it'll" integrity "a j'irist. hr commanded
the II r..si res .ci and cnutirn"r Of his pro
f.<>,nn a,.l ih" r""I,i- "f his S,ate hy Lila
! courteous lrnlfi"d nn,l r"lit" hcnrng n
gent lrnnn. and his warm hcnrt-d kindness and
unS"lfi>h generosity = uriYl,hnr h.. wna rn
ornament TO sur,rty and 1uu!'ly end-ar"l to hl-
! fri.ii,l.
g. Resolved That hv his thorough a,l IN
Divided c"nsecrnl n{ 'iins-f and hlL talent.
| I" his r"un':v, from the comm, Lcrnirnt Gf hrl
p.rsrrni ions 10 lia .lrnti, on the m-ln"rnf,lr d
hlrnishr'l record of patriot, that will con
s',,u,~ a rich legacy I" his children and cnn
on izr h,s name with departed heroes.
| 1. Received, That we. the survi wing officer
"f his regiment most deeply Icrl"r- his lose
:rnl will hnii in s,crcd remembrance h :,
worth ~ an officer. friend anil a Grnilema''
| 5. Resolved, That tender to the famil,
| nf cur lam"ntei Colonel assurance Of ou
sincere sympathy anil conlol-nce
| Resolved. That these proceedings he pub
lisi'rd IN the Richmond papers and the Memph
"Arr"nl.'
| r l. TA0aAnr, Chairman.
o. G Carr, Secre'"ry.
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$50 in cash to purchase provisions With.
100 pounds Of flour presented.
$500 from the late Col. JAS. NJ. Perrin,
for tn" poor families of eceasel SOL
dier$ Of the District.
In view OF tho confirmation uf high
prices of provisions. it IL houel tha, ra h
member OF nur Board will continue his
eff 'rts -,h" crop "f wheat are aiundtrt;
the ruling prices however seem to be ab'n,
five dollars per bnshel I have recently
made application for !'le'lges wheat FIR
soldiers in niles At two dnllus pr hush
el. H. H,gskin Beat. thirteen gent rncu
have agreed to furnish two hundred and
ten bushels, and in Bu.k-tan Beat, tnui
gentlemen furnished nin",y hu,hels. which
are being dis,r butc,l. hope to hc ah.
t. secure m. ~, IN the same terms, an.
any grntlc nan residing IN either of these
beats who has whca, To spare All - Hing
to furnish on these terms, will plea G i'll
form me OF the same. Just thnk OF the
Soldiers widows, aul popr orphans 'getI
er " ith the wives and children and ac,
accordingly.
JOHN ROSEMON WILSON
Sec. and Treas of 5. T. r.
Editors If AhbhevlIle Press AMI Caro-
linian plea ccpy.
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STATE. OF SOUTH CAROLINA.


Ch"rlrston. Auyutt 81, 1863.
GENERAL 0RUEHS NO. 81;
T TO CARRY INTO EFFECT TIE FORE
i : r"in. rroeln:nati"n "f his Ex.:"iIrncy tho
"vcn"r. il is ordered TINT the following Vol.
unirrr State Flo"ps lc accepted into service
viz:
One Regiment Of Mounted Infantry. tn CON-
siSt "f zen e"inpunirs tw" pas, irs Of Caval-
~ aud one c"snpnny Of Flying Ar,il cry. The
r"r.p,ni-s "f Mounted Infnntry to co,,.rst "f
not les. than seventy eight f7aE and not more.
than TN" hundred men, exclnsre Of commits
si...i officers: IF Cavalry. I" ,"r-i., Of not
l..*' .han sixty t6ni as.i no. n""- :!nn -igiv
lS") mrn, -Xe usv" "f ""iinl,ssio ei officer;
and the company Of Art'i:ery "f not le<. than
eighty {Su) nn II ore than "n- hundred (lunl
n,.n u. exclusive Of .onni. Rnne.l officers When
The cumpuuie. Of Mounted Infantry anu Cavai-
ry have been organ Ed ai,l accepted. Fi-li
Off.u-rs will be elected uAjer orders FROM this
Office.
II. The companies authorized to be ra:srd
under the rr"ee,iing paragraph If this order.
will be compussh Of -tfertIve men who arn
over the age Of sixteen years. who. are not sub,
jet 10. or who are exempt from Confederate
Conscriptiun, and who do not belong to the
organization lately ordered of troops for local
defence nn'l six months sI'ecinl service. Til. 50
| tr"ol,s will he armed by The Statc-ihe ar
LI|cf! 10 Dave ohtLeFY oI lour p1eceS-ouL
they will piovi. themselves with horses.
Thr- p"y 80 begin when they ordered in
to uesnnss-rvirel will te the same as that al
| how. in Confederate service, including forty
cents per day Tor each horse. They will hold
themselves in rea..jne-s for the field at mo
urrits ice, and to do service in any part Of
the State nn;rr tn. orders Of the Governor:
Th. rollI,nni-, will b- accepted in the order in
wl,rb their rolls and lists Of officers are pre-.
sent... a, :his office. and they will he attached
to the Sliliiim Reg n-nts III which tn. y
raise, until ordered INT" actual Rervive.
III. In addition to the above organizati q,
companies organized in accordance with The
Act Of C"ngress Of the 18th November. 1862,
herewith published, viii b. accepted on furn.
'shlng their rolls. rs :equ'el by sniI Act; and
one Of sail companies IL each Judicial District,
.:"nsisting If not less than eighty men, exciu-
sv. Of ofi:ers. and having il. place II rend.z-
v"us at the Court House Of the District. will
I.e armed hy the State; the remainder Of ahe
c"npAn. .es will provide themselves with arms:
ammunition. n far ns the means of the Stste
will permit. will be furnished ~ Ill the cutn.
I,nnies.
By command:
A. c. DARLINGTON,
Adj't and InSp. General ). C.
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HOGE OFFENCE.

The arms hearing population are directed to
the Proclamation hy Gcvenor Bonham nnd the
hnjuant Generals Orders in relation to organ
izug for home an: State offence. We hope
that citizens W i'll conform, to tho call with
that aQcritS which the times demands. Our
liberties md our all depend upon the strong
nerve and n'lom.able will Of our sold.rs and
citizens. That every mum capable Of welding
weapon of defence should bo ready to s'rik.
the addcr's head. every citizen will admit
Every other State save Georgia and South
Carolina have suffered materially from the
ravagcs of tho inhuman fue-now South Caro-
limo. the hated Of al. the very embryo from
which grew this stupendous war. and struck
the first blow for Southern Rights. ia threaten
ed With nnuihatioa. Let every man he ready
for action and all things will be we'll. A
Rev'd gentleman. friend Of ours. whose hoa.y
locks adorn n brow uf over sixty winters.
writes in private letter to us. from Georgia,
under date Of August esth (nltim"). "linow
have my Company. aboat 80 men. marched up
and mustered into service. aud am ready at q
u,omcnt's notice to strike for liberty" Thi,
Rev.rned gentleman lett his pnIpit in 1851 q,
the head of one of the bess volunteer conf
panies raised in the State OF Georgia ant
paesed through An nrluous aud sewers chm
paign in Northern Virginia, aft which he " a
compelled to resign md return homo On &c
count of infirmty. He is a tried veteran a,,'
is composed Of the right kind Of metal. W.
say when such Men, with gray hairs and
christian heart. takes the sword in one han
and the bible in the other and goes forth t
s.rikc down the ruthless invader that the Co
Of battles will reward their efforto with !ibert
to their children. We hope that our old frien
may survive tho struggle and yet enjoy tn
privileges that belong to Southern maj
The Rev'd gentleman we allude to is no othe
than Rev 6. G. Norman. Of Washington. G.
The citizens of Georgia are al ready TO nee
the Yankee raders-South Csrolinians ahoul
by all means be ready.
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$lUl.6t,
ISAAC BRANCH, NJ. D.
From the Tsleseops

From the Tleseope
Locusr Grove. August ~, 1863.
Rev. ). /. BosNEn :-Dear Sir: AT
the meeting Of the Soldiers Board Of Re-
liot for Abbevillo District in May last-it
was
Resolue3, That in view Of the very high
prices provisions were selling at in the
country, an tho small amount, say an
average Of four dollars per month. which
we are able to pay the families Of poor
soldiers,--,t was made the duty Of each
member of the Board to use his influence
with persons in their vicinity who have
provisions to sell, 10 lot soldiers families
have them at reduced prices, and also Sc
cure any donation in money or otherwise
whi9, might bs offered to assist the po"'
faEfslies O, our noble volunteers who wsre
Sitting for Southern Rights and Southern
Independence. And each member wal
{. auirej TO report what was done with the
names Of each individual who might assist
in this way, and the Secretary was requir
cd, TO enter the same in our Record Book
intended to bs fled in the Clerks vffice al
the end Of the war. have tho report:
from The commissioners of,be upper aod
lower Saiuda BattaIions and tho lovel
Savannah Battalion, up to July lss ma
king tho aggregate - follows:
] 1900 bushels Corn, At 81 per bushel.
$50 presented 10 donation
10 Salt. :"
rs buushs, Faesqsy thread. I"
1850 wonh of.Aoys sid ba.cn, half price
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TIE sTA.EOF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..
Charl~st.'n, August ~. 1853.
'I>HE Act Of Assembly. PASSED with the view
L IS enabling The Executive to furnish such
labor M the Commanding General Of this De-
p r,u,-nt might deem necrsasry for c"nsf de-
fences. having proved Intellectual for the ac-
compIi.hm. nt Of it's object. aud the danger to
CharI.s,un ut this moment being 50 immin"rt
as TO impel him to ,mprrso the labor Of such
persons as hove not heretofore furnished their
quota:
Now. /. MILLEDGE L. BONHAM. Gover-
nor and Commander in-Chief. regarding the
labor called for Of tha lest i'npor.t tn"e to Caar
leatom and the State. and also I" llre success Of
the great cause which all havr s"smucIi ut
heart. do approve OF the step taken Ly the
Commanding Gen eral to obtain the :nbor ncces
sary for tie preservation Of the co"n,rv. apd
call upon all Comm ,ssi".-rs Of Roads to afford
the Agents sppoi ts! BY hi" every facility j"
sscerta'n,ug and applying t" such persons as
have not heretofore furnished their quota.
The thanks Of the country are .lu " thoss
patriotic eilzsns who have sent down v.lun-
tary labor An earnest apprnl is sga;n made
70 such as have already furnished labor, whsth.
er voluntary or under the law. TO send for
war.l now and promptly all that they can
spare.
/ have, 10 sdJition ia Tho call Of the Com
E anding General the assurance Of thsChisf
Engineer Of tho Confederate Army, now in
this Department. that he deems large incresse
Of labor essential to the completion Of works
necessary for the defence Of tbe city,
Given uudsr my hand and tho Sesiof the
State. a. Charleston. the 25th day Of Au-
T.. 81 gnst. IN the year Of orr Lord one thou-
sand eight hundred and siz,y.tLrss.
.s u. l. BoNHAN.
w. B. Hanss Deputy f;serstsry q siats...
Aussst 20, rs, le--et ~, ~
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CONSIGNEES.

The following prrsons have freight in the
Depot at Abhevilie:
H,ske'l, 1T P.'rchrr. j 'Cu-
ninghan, II Coleman, Dr. J T Boyd. j A
Tall. age. A F Baker. w II lug I-hy. c Il
Walk. F A Porcher, D O'NeiI'e. L ii R"s-
sell, L q " airing. Jos. Moore, JAS. Moore.
N Scales. E Noble, a J Gunner, 5 f Ba'
ker. Mrs. A Hsmby, IT Cal oun Cap:
McGow.n, II pk'n>o", J A N rw"m. } J
W#rdiaw, Capt. Sa sar'i, I A Wil>"" Is
B Simmons. h NJ ,che',J F G Dn: rec,
J A Bowl W L Ve"ning JOHN Enright.
Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Gr ~ S Br't.
DR.. SONDLEY, Agt.
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Far fks AMSSiRS P,Ess.
TRULY PATRIOTIC.

Aisssrs. John and Thornton Coleman 70.
aiding near Mount Willing. Etige6e'd Dis.
trics, arc calling oorn At this time to sol-
tlier's families as ono dollar per bushel and
bsoos at IS cents per possd and they have
been pur,Hing similar cousss ever sine
the var commsroed. Such noble acts oi
generosity ,shoald be hsld up - beacon
iightato il'mainste il possible The bsaigh-
ted understanding Of svsry sziortiousr in
the land. 4, y
Ikea nho tsesl eo.dissis fan:,ies With