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ATTEMPT To KILL GEN FnnKEsr.-The
Huntsville <idvocote says: We learn tba
several days since, supposed Friday last =,
Lieut.. Gould, of Capt. Mor,on's Battery,
attacked Gen. Forrest, at e'hrSda
Church, between Columbia anI Franklin,
Swapping revolver at him, the cap failing
TO cxiinde. Forrest closed upon hlm with
a knitc, cutting him, where 4r ..hc,Lc: or
not severely, we ale Mt appriScd. Gould
then fired his revolver, shooting Forres' in
one ct his hips, the hall striking the bunv ;
i: " as a:,crw,rd xtracted. We under.
tand tha, Gen. Forrest wrote To his w;.,.
lvh' v.ci": If iis r; j, .I:;.t he e<p"ct~-
<d he in his saddle in lrn lays, which
:we Try 'nu"h doubt. We are not in.o,m.
Cd as& be caMse OF Goulh's assa,llt.
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MHH.ronlors CnSDucr.-One of our
State gents for Tie sick and wounded,
lays the Ralc,"! l'rogrc-s, informs US that
there j, ii ;r.tlcman over the conscript
ago at the Citadel Square Hospital, in
Charleston, S. c., by the name of f. C.
Belts, native Of Connecticut, but has been
a citizen of Charleston for The last twenty
years, who, at the commencement of tho
war, volunteered his SERVICES as nurse, and
has teen acting in that capacity all the
while without any remuneration whatev-
er. Besides this, the bodies Of many poor
sol,lers-some of them from North Caro-
lina-row lying in the dark vault Of
Magnolia Ce.netry, were dressed neatly at
his expense, and, in many instances, with
his own linen. Many lo"g nights has he
spent at the bedside of the sicb and dying,
doing everything that would in the least
contribute 20 their comfort. All who
know him esteem him as the sick soldiers
friend.
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followed him to victory on SO many fields.
Let officers and soldiers emulate his irwin
chile determination TO do everything in
Ito defence OF our beloved country.
r. r. LEE, General.
Thus has passed away. this hi oh sou!ed,
heroic man, :lliag like Sidney and Ham
adcn in the hcsEaEi"g Of tho struggle to
which his life was devoted, bcquealhinE
to those VINO survive him . nama and
memory, that under God l.Iay compensate
tor his early and to us apparently, un,irnc-
ly t"''. n little child o! the family, when
the hero was dying, was tainted wiz,
"ac!:Son : wc:!nd b. some of tie ;ris sners
who were collected thuo awaiting trans
portation. ave have q hundred JAG xsons
left II he ''"es de- was tho heroic rerly
cf the child.
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EsGENERAL ORDER NO. 20.
To cary into effect the proclamation Of his
Excellency the Commander Chief and the
A": Il Congress, "ro provide for local defence
mud speciaI service" it is hereby ordered:
!. That the commanding officers Of the Militia
Regiments assemble at their usual placec Of
parade, on TUESDAY, the 7th o: July next, all
persons within the limits Of their respective
| commands liable to any military service by the
| laws of the State. and call fol volunteers to
| meet the requisition Of the President of the
Confederate States on this State for troops for
| local defence-persoDs between The ages of
| forty and forty five to he included in the cali
| ii. On any Regiment failing to furnish by
volunteering its quota OF troops, whct, is fixed
by General Orders No. 81. accompanying this
order the commanding officer Of such Regi-
ment will Immediately draw from those liable
| & :.ctual military service beyond The limits
of their respective Districts between the ag,s
of forty and iihy Gao md SOY Years, a sufficient
nuInoer OF men to make up said quota. :. :,
Ill. The commanding officers of ReSihrntt
are required Immediately 10 orgaei ALE
troops thus raised into companies, ofYs5&ais,
man sIxty-ionr (64) and not more I III
hundred and twenty five H25) privates,
holding elections for company o!fcers. VIZ
one Captain, on" First Lieut. snant and two
Second L'cutenaEts, the non. commissioned offi1
eers.'tour Sergeants and four Corporals-to be
returL to this Office cerlifcatee Of Said elee-
t'ons aud rolls Of the companies.
~. The commanding officers ot Bea: Canpa
MES are required 10 prepare and return .td-tiAs
commanding officers of their respecive Rf1ic
mcn's on tho day above menti. ned, accurate
rolls Of all males residing within .he,r res, .cct-
I'VE oents between the ages of forty and fifty
(40 and b0) years
V. Oficersnf the militia between the ages
OF forty aud fifty years, will 'bo. eubjeot to
draft.
vi. Corfpsnies organized under this order
Will hereafter be organized by orders issued
from this Office. into Reg iments of ten comra-
n'es each, by the election of Il cid officers; and
when called INTO the 6dld,. wifi be- mustered
into c"riederate service, for local defeno and
Ssechl seryies within the limits of this State,
Tor the tsrf'ofsix months from the irst day Of
fAugist noxt.
WI. Thetommanding ofisers of Regiments
are charged with the prcmpt extension aud
execution of this ordor. and any default on
their part. or on the port of any officer. will
be visited with the seyerest penalties Of the
= lay. =, -. '
by command of the Governor.
A. C.s(3ARLINGTON,
, kdjgtant and Inspector General q. G.
: eE Charleston and Columbia papers pub
{ ish three times 6eweek. and all other paper,
= in the State putiish Hasklg. uAtil the itH .,
!. Juno II, 1855, "a .n'
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w. Il. iivSir, Secretary Of S,a:c.

i" lei to |i.'.!e f"r L"cH N,j; zee a:.: S,.c-
ciH SerricC.
SnTIuS !. 1hr H"ngr"xs Of tie iuaft,lr,air
!Stttcs or 4im"ric" Il, ri,.rt That The President
! he and he il hereby authorized To acrcpt th.
service. OF Volunteers "t s. cli kind and in
. srcE rr"pArtn a. he r,ny deem ey. -s..:.t, to
serve for such time ~ he may prescribe, for
the 't"icn"" "f exposed r!a"rs or localities or
s"ch rrrcln >":vic" II, h.. NAV deem expc,lrrrt
SEcri"S {: Aud >uch E,ic..s shall be m us, cred
| int" the service 81 :ho Confederate S.a,cs, for
the l""aI d",cae" or special Service aforesaid,
til" In'ist r"l. selt,,g forth dist inc,v he ser.
vi,"- '" b.. i'cr;"IE"1; and IA. said vG!Iutrc:s
,hnii not ,.G"I -!rrca in ~. iu.:i s.rvice .nlii
th"r. uE" sI'r':n!y oI red by ;!.c PIveideu:
Anr ihel >ha' Entitled L" ia. or Snl.. j.. en-.
oh f"r ucii .in.c - liz. nny IL. pn duty NJ.
d.: 'i'e ort.rs ui the Pres l,i''nt by s iiycr
: on
SEc-InS" Sue rpi..,tc.: forces. when so
a.:-"I c.l zee: itn service ,i,n,, b. :.
gah.zcl in ..cc"".!anrc Win al su ,cct to ali
the provisions oi the Act entitled An Act 10
pro de for .aa public ,!.'Slre,' a!.,rovri
March &. is"', uI,i.La"y Il, attached l." such
divisions. brigndcs. rcyEIttnis or ba'iai,vn Il,
the President may direct, and when not or
gnn'z"l into bat ,IalIoneor reg incn.s b, II. bv.
ing mustered into service, the P.rsiirn, shall
appoint the heid officers Of the haLlalions aud
regiments when "rgan!z".i as .uch by him.
APri>vEU August IL 1851
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WAITING ON GOD.

Anxious hearts all over our land nave
| often asked, "W hen is the war to cease |"
10 EnSland. to FRANCE, to the Northwest
| to the rival parties amongst'ou foes, we
have successfully looked for indications
that should betokcn tho approach of the
desired day. Every such hope has disap-
pointed US. But there is one hope that
= rot deceive u*. Help shall come from
|1Obd. lie is our refuge and our strength,
aud by Him, we shall prevail and pros:
per-
But 'ohen shall we get our desire from
lIm2 In good time, and at the right
time. Not moment too late will the
blessing come. We speak with confidence
because We believe. 1t will all be wisely
and graciouSly y arranged for the best
Is the purpose Q; the discipline under
which we have been lying yet accom-
plished9 That is the question upon whose
answer depends the true answer to the
other question, "NVhen shall there be an
end to the WARP Has our discipline been
eff.ctual 10 our repenance Is the Church
Of God in this Confedcracy pcnitent and
humble? II we could be sure Of this, we
might look for brighter and better days.
1t will be one sign that our discipline
has been eff"ctual when we shall be found
waiting upon God for help and deliverancc.
Not man but God brought about this
great struggle. Not man but God will
brig i; 20 all end in His own. time and
way. 1t shall be for His glory. It will
vindicate His truth. Let it proceed so
long as lie hath ordained and let it ac-
conp;sh al His holy will both amongst
us and our oes.-Pres6ytcriun.
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OUTH CAROLINA
~ sfI g,A'

rI>OI.D heforo me ny A. b. Hamlin. Brown
l. Horse Mule Colt, SUPP rosed to he about
one J:ar old. shaved at the ruot of the tail with
two notcl,es on it. no other marks Of Dote. Ap
praised by James Fl. Cobb, John McLaren
and .John,A. Hunter. at 500. Said colt may
be found a, the residence Of a. B. Hamlin, on
the Snake Road. 8 miles from the Village.
CHARLES IL ALLEN, Magistrate.
Il April 81, 'eS 81
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CHANGES h. TIE MOON.

CHANGES D. TIE MOON.
JANUARY.
ull Moon l,h day, lOh. lin, after
Last Quarter. l2.h day, 2h, 5ni. after.
New Moon, 18th day lUh. Inn morn.
First Quarter. Goth day, 4hs I'm. after.
FEBRUARY
Full Moon, 81 day ,h:s{9fh. alter.
Last Quarter. lllh l"Wah 5sn mora.
New Moon. l7;h LAY. NJ. ;,:''u. after.
First Quarter. .25,h day. l"h. 5m. u'r'H.
MARCH.
Full Moon, 5th day. Sh. lin ,nnin.
Last Quarter, l2:h day. Oh lin. after.
New Moon. l9'h day. Oh. 39m. morn,
rst Quarter. 9Th day, dh. on:. :lorn.
APRIL.
Tlb4eon, %,l-l"y. llh. 2!,n. after
Last Quarter l0iil day, -. TnI aficr. I
New Moon. lT,h lay, l'::.. LIN. after.
First Qua, ter, a5th day. sh. I'm. after.
MAY.
tu!l Noon. Si day. IOl l.,.m"fn.
Las, Quarter. l.nh hav 5h Iiu morn.
New M"nn, 18th day. lib. .i:i;,. 'n"ra.
First Quarter. 18th l.r. HH. IN after.
JUHE.
Full Mocn, ls'. .'ay, Oh. a3r'. af;ri
s.ast Quarter. eih day, -. 2:':.t: '"i.
Se.. tyan. ,6;n LAY. : LII. l. orn
f'ii..l = q. Ter, n IaI -. 4.;!. r"rh.
July.
Full Moon. y. day, u. in n''.ru.
Last t,nur:rr. r'h Iav, w.. i"n. "',er.
New Mp"u, )l!l r.y. ah -i:n n'3"n.
Full Moon. 3r,h day, Ei. TN. lno.h
AUGUST.
Last Quarter. 9th ay. Jh. i;.!. Morn.
New Moon. l4th day, l"li 4l.n ,aorn.
First Quarter. 2lst day All I'm !n"rn.
suil Moonr 2Sth dar, "h. ,j".n. after.
sE7TENBER
.ast Quarter, 4ih day. lib. 24m. after
Sew Moon. I2rh day. llh. 3lm. utter.
First Quarter: 20lh day, 5h. 25m. morn.
Full Moon, e7th day, In. 6'm. morn.
OCTOBER.
Last Quarter. 4th day, 3ll. .jm. after.
New Aoon, 18th day. In. ism. after.
First Quarter, 10th day. Oh. l9iI after. =
&uil Moon, 26th day. III 2rn. after =,
y NOVEMBER. -
Last Quarter, Sd day, 81. Sim. morn. :,
Eew Moon, Ilth day, 3h. lr,. morn. :. -
First Quarter, 18Th DAY, Uu Am. morn
Full Moon. 26th day. 3D. 55n. mora .S'
DECEMBER. ~:
Last Quarter, Sd day, III. IGm. morn.
New Moon. 10th day, 81. lGm. after
First Quarter. Eth day, Ilh. I'M: n,orE.
Full Moon, 24tA day, q. sdm:' :'sher: "
ECLIpsEs FOR TIIE YEAR .lasa.,
rirst-c: The Sun, May nth, llh;; :55:Sjn in
morning. =. go '.,
ecoud-Of tbs Noon, 5,r:to rsti4h. 45ms 4,
noon. Z. Q q.
1hird-Of the Moon, Nov ~25tb, 81, eTGIil
the morning. Z ttA D
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A Cool ATTEMPT. One day last week,
small vessel was observed by the troops
or shore, near Velnsco, evidently making
to be blockade runner, and there, being
blockade steamer near by. she was OF
course picked up. After short detention,
however, she was discharged, and 10 the
surprise Of the observers she sailed boldly
into the river. She was followed shortly
after by another vessel Of the same class,
which came in also.
The commander Of the port at once
sought for the reasons Of this strange per-
fo,mance. lie found that the vessels were
owned by one Stenbacb, Jew Of Mata--
moras, who was on board.-Her papers
showed that she had been cleared by the
U. S. Consul at that port for New Or
leans. The papers were countersigned By
the commanding officer of the u. s. block
aiding steamer Tennessee. The vessels
were both in ballast and had come in fox
cotton. "a -
There was but one opinion 70 be- formed,
which was, that this sort of trade wac
contrary to the laws Of war, and accor-
dinghy tho vessels have, we presume, been
confscated.
But there is another consideration at.
taching to this matter, which is still more
worthy Of note, and which should at once
be brought to the attention Of the British
Consul IT Galveston, and Of the Continen:
tai consuls here. The permission to these
vessels to pass through the blockade rem.
ders, BY TIN. very act Of the blockade, .
nulIity. And until a new blockade Is
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EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. 5.
RICHMOND, May o. 1888.

RICHMOND. May q, 1888.
n .iE fa.iowing Confederate Officers aa,i lann
L hnv- '..rn duly exchanged. and are here
ry h,cr-d:
All ticrrs and men who have been de-
livcrrl a, City Point at any time previous to
May e. 1863.
=. Allgicers car:arel at any place before
the lseSf, April. 1865, who have been released
on parole; ~
3. All men captured in North Carolina or
Virginia Before the Is, Of March. 1868, who.
been released on parole.
S3, The officers and men captured and parol-
: .fRy Gen. $. =. Carter i'll his cxpidition TO-.
Tenn esso in December last.
The officers and men captured and pa
XD tS Lieut.. Cal stewart Mt Va. Buren, AR.
4$3sas. January -. 1868 by Col. :Dicsey, jim
1Hcs'Eher. 1852, in isnarch. to The Mobile and
.93ino Railroad; and hy CaLi hneron,. at
'gorinin Miss, in december, IS y. .: -
:. +. The. officers end tnen par5f xforl:
Mlss: on the Esd "i December, :.Bss
Arg. .hrk., on The 18th .Jan1rff S1SG Ed at
;B4Scff Rouge. La. on the 23d February, 1863
.~TstAll persons who have been captured on
the'sca. or the vatCEs leading to the same or
upon the sea coast'sf the Confederate or Cnl-
teS:5,ntcs at my time previous to December
Bk2h, 1852.
q. s. All civilians who have be u arrested at
any time before the 9th of May 500, and re-
every obligation contained in saAi parole. II
| any such person has taken anv oAth of allegi-
ance to the United States or g'ysn any bond.
| or If his release was accompanied with any
| same.
0. If any PERSONS embraced in tny of the
foregoing sections, or n any secfnn of any
| previous exchange notice, wherein they are
declared exchanged. are in any FrdSral prison
they are 10 be immediatsly.s "A reiease& and de-
l'Vefed to the Coufed-ht .pihortifs
Nav 81. go . Iskss"s Of Exchange.
foregoi ng notice .ix times aud for ard account: s
to the lar Department.
:BVvHES ANDSVIALS
+ 'DEG much wanted, will buy any ,ba
.s brought to me. They.n St he CLEAN
20 8; EDWIN PARKER.
THE STATE Of SOUTH :CAROLINA A
| AJJe"jNe Diytrict.- Citation.
By WILLIAM HILL. Esq, Ordinary Of Abbe
| vile District.
WIIEREAS. Charles Evans, has applied I,
mo for Letters of Admin istration Of all On,
angular the goods and chaitels rights ant
credits Of Jno. Campbell. late of the Dist, ic
l aforesaid decd
These are therefore. to cite and adrnonisl
| all and singular, the kindred and creditors O
the said deceased to be and sppoar before me
at our next Orhinarr's Cour tsorssha said Dis
tr,ct to be holden at Abbsy5 5llsst Court House
Ton the 28th June inst, fto :show 'oaa.e
fany why the said administi iatfog should no
be granted. =. :.
Given under my hand and, al, this the llt
dy drsyd OF and Iuas .svSfes Gaf s7b hs"
! of Sovereignty and Inde &ehdsnee Of tn
State Of south Carolina.
WILLIAM &I, O. A. D..
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~1<~-

A Bro BUsrNEss.-Th5 is. fellow in
Lynchburg, Va, Who, out the proceeds
Of one barrel of whiskey n q a few buck :
cts of water from James 81, has bought
brick house, aud horss Ind buggy, and
than got married on tho bd hnce; ~
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MEDICAL CARD.

The undersigned having located at his Fat h.
ere. j. T. Bakers two miles north Of Lownds-
vile, offers his Professional Services in all of
It's branches to the citizens Of that vicinity.
All patients entrusted to his care will be faith
fully attended to:
JAS. Z. BAKER,
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NOTICE.
Town CT AEGLvIrlE.

Town CT AEcLvulE.
Jt..e IL, 1863
R'soir, That persons are forbidden, (v all
the penalties Of tn. Law. To d.,Csiie cotton
III any building or place within lie Town Of
Aihc'ille, within ore Hundred aud nifty y, ',
OF III" publ" HI;ar", or on any lot or place
from which a FIRE conld cnd.ng.r e h-'''ire
house or building, and ro',Gn now dcpostrd il
any such place is hereby required to be re-
move" - "r'nc: thereof or il.. agent ar
the person having the care or posscss;o:: ii the
same within Sixty days from this date.
BY cr.l + of the L'unncii
JOHN 4. WlEit.
Clerk.
Jnce IL, 1863, T-3t
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WARN MMILK.t-s NJ ta. rnskss ths milk;
so warm ?ns said our sool stes shea eitl hsHf
she brought ourcanful iitos th
morning. .si.s5, Ia 81, \ ss.;
, :"Pieass, mum, tha puah Z.
and miasns took the water 4 4
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NUTlCE.
commissioners of Roads and Town An
ly$& eso having collected fines for de
HWx&pye labor on the coast VIII at once.
II ,2Hahe. funds to me at this place. ny rri-
GRpDtpnny, by Express or by Bank
~ aya61e my order Remittance Of
f@eR SRRl2ers not authorized.
~ WI. NJ. SHANNON,
ne 5S9HGent Of the Siu,e South Carolina
~ S&Eaen.'" o. June 18th, 1868.
IEefdne lj '63 2t
l~E.prv I,aDcr n tho State c,py
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DEBTORS AND CREDITORS,
Estate of David Keller, decd

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n David Keller. deceased, now due, by
Note or Account. are solicited to pay the same
10 Mr. WM. H. :WiIsos. lat the Press Office
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ed. NANCY kELLER, Admrx.
Jan 80, 1863 80 3m
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

~. . az ae'
"a: -; :sh.
: @9ls
ENtuSH~~tRreips>.".
u 'ert.s,A, a. % Ns~
NrR *aud udASAss;a@p~, - ~ u
Or"nt"d"ratSbra sNe .pc" fs'1Ha alve
rrs"''r1 ,ns IT, i.",,"" t" ssrl 49,, ,~nsS
peaceful citizens frolk sS& Sop&. nd
ing them in lothcsomr fbngctpSurfh wiz y4 r.
! ing our conlen,ed slave Aaenl - dplu,sdlsPS, '
cling them in military ortS4Hess46s
down in the front OF buttcf66sS kas<N nj n
ted system of raids into ipterier Of D.
states, stealing negroes, M3saing cf5BGs- GU{,
taSE:s, Destroying live stock aHa growing &
and spreading dcsolaion every where
track. To meet This condition Of .ihj
10 render practicable greater cong
our forces already in the field and
qunte internal protection 10 The S48 S&8
drnt to call for portion Of their rcset u ,f6S
for s.rT'"c within their rrspectiY, MrHts. Up.
Gu the Gorernor of South CaroiE he calls Or
1--WE thousand men, for the period Of six mont&
from tho first day af August next to bc flrnA
lShcd 10y draft, unless IN the intermediate tim9
volunteer force organized under the Act here
with published, $40 provide for local defence
and special SERVICE" ut least an equal number
be mustered and reported to the WaI Depart
m"nt as subject to tn" call Of the II csdent fo.
service within the State
These organizations may bo voluntary, ne
will hc seen by an examination Of the Act, and
are for special service 2nlv within the state, nm
der officers Of their oWiNe eectiun AMI with the
privilege of remaining atsl".ne in the pursuit
OF their ordinary avncntions unlcss called for
t.: :'orary "Xic"ncy tn active duty.
Now, therefore. |, Mll.LEDGEL BDNII.iM
Governor and C"'n'uanrr-in. Chief in and over
4fStpte OF South Caroiinn, cal upon the reo
pleGBthe State 10 assemble ON the day fixed
>fi the ann"N",i orders. 1T their respective Rrgf
RQG thf Parade Grounds AMI to raise AMI or.
SHhizc the forces called fol hy the President
1etrncr of the Stat" For two long
Pur brothers have bprEe the Lrrut Of
Wg9IsNt for iEdeI rn.nce on the frontiers of
the C"nielsrnry. The tine has now arrived TO
show yol4bvcS worthy Of those gallant men
by protecting their homes, ,hcir wives and
their children, in comrpo" with your own.
Cntii ths, 4bose organization takes place, il.
is reconm$ SlsAii,t The c,llzrns of the safe to
continue '.xy4@E voluntary Organizations and
to for" immediately - with such arms n,
they nave, i"r ,nS.aa&}sSa OF every neigh
terhood. especially x6sieahe rivers ";'': ar'.,":
the o. Many 316R{5 v"iley may b. success.
fully Lrliya.ef at%nK raiders IN hrir bou;s
from the hntfs aud forests lining their bnnks
lnln'@lintely after the rrqulSlion Of the
Prcsi'icat is filled, III. G"vcriiur will take steps
tor more compete organization for nai,,!,.
b"ri1r'i ivo, ION Of such as .rc less fi;l,,:
hy years or Otherwise, for The active duties Of
n campaign.
SGiven under my Land nnG the seal of the
Stat" n, Columbia, this sixteenth day Of
il. E.. June. Il. -. one thousand eight hun.
'irci rn'! sky three.
Al /, BOWMAN
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-06-26

OFFICE GEEENvILlE IL CoLrMuiA X. r.,
COLUMBIA. Apri. o. 1868. +.
kNliE Agents OF this company are instructed
L not I" receipt for any Cotton unless or
dcred TO be- shipped. aud no, To receipt for it
then. unless IT, is in good order and plainly mar.
Sked. The Company has rcvcr acknowledged
1sc! la','e for Cc;,.n uGti il Ia ordered to be
Aipred. a"' is rcreirted for. Cotton thrown
Rn the Railroad platforms and along the
sof the Rcad and not rec"Ip,el for, ia at
ewner's risk it is greatly exposed to fire.
stolen, and mud damage from other
S44Ps. Al"&h com SIGN s..ust arise from its
aNEbeng plainly marked.
= az home until As IA pver