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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-11


MOBILE, Dc. 5.-The Evening Ncws
bas later advices from the Yrsns-Mss;s-
s'ppi. Scott has published a letter at
Covington, in which he states that the
Yankees were defeated by Green at Plague.
a'ines, with loss Of 1000 prisoners. On
the eth November the navigation Of the
river virtually closed. On the 2sth, Capt.
Scott attacked two hundred Yankee cavalry
at Plains Store, five miles below Port Hud.
son, driving them into the latter point and
killing and wounding thirteen, and captur-
ing five orsten horses full Of equipments.
Our loss none. On the 2sthi Dr.. Powell
captured three yaluableeases Of medicines,
near Port Hudson, and thirteen prisoners.
:. The Port Hudson garrison is 1000 strong,
mostly negroes. -.
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LIEUT.. COL. JULIUS PORCHER, OF TIL
10TH S. C. REGIMENT

Ere this the tidings Of the death Of this
gallant and efficient officer has r"a"':.l t!.s
ea-s Of ,nv-t-uI our rea'lcrs. He fell while in
the late engagement with tie enemy near
Chattanooga, Tennessee. Ills body is in the
hands of the enemy.
Col. Porcher was an officer who was much
respected in military circles for his bearing as
an officer and gentleman. lie was possessed
OF all that constituted the gentleman and chris
tian, and by his evenness of temper and
amiable disposition, lie had endeared him
self to'all who knew him. In point of educa-
: tion and talent. he had but fe equals. In his
death his Regiment and country have sustain
ed q severe loss
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FROM THE WEST.

AS yet we have been unable to ascertnio the
casualties in Manigault's Brigade in the late
fights near Chickamauga, Tennessee We learn
however, that the Brigade fully sustained its
high reputation for bravery and gallnntry.
Che 10th and 18th South Carolina, and 2sth
Alabama Regiments are specially complinented
Quite number were taken prisoners from this
Brigade.-Wc do not know how many. Among
the wounded as far as heard from, are Lieut.
Bostick. 10th S. c., Private Keeper, e. John
son, n. L. Hogg. r. Brsh, Co. d, 10th S. c.
Serg't A. D. Kennedy, Co. II, Joseph Thorn
ton, Co. II. Mr.. Thornton fell into the hnnds OF
the enemy. He was quite severely woundyd
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-11
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Abbevilie District-C;tat;on

70eOEFtc Ot8lTECI-Cl ClEQliOU,
ny WILLIAM HULL, Esq, Ordinary Of A.
beville District
wv HEREAs William Butler, has o
Piled to mo for Letters of Administ
rights and credits Of John q Msrt;n "a
Of: the District aforesaid. decd.
These are therefore to cite and adpuonish
and singular, the kindred and rreditors Of Il
.aidsdeeeased to be and appear before me,
our next Ordinary's Court, for the said Distric
TO zoe lolden at Abbeville Court Hohse, on Il
ieth December inst, ), to show cause, If any VIII
inc said administration should not be granite,
Gtven under my hand and SEAL this the 4th' /,
december one thousand eight hundred an
sixty tbreeasnd in tho s7th yea, of the Ind
Psndeace Of the State of'South Osrslina.
WILLIAM HILL, o. a. D.
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HEADQUARTERS.
COMMISsAKY-GEN's. DEPT, s. G.

O0INIISSAKY-GEN'S.D Dept. S. G
Columbia, S. c., Dec. 6, 1863.
w IIli view to nssist the needy fami
Of soldiers in the preservation of Ii
meat the distribution of SALT for the qua,
ted. 80, go 70 -. ""''ei
Boards of Soldiers Relief are. Thereof
notified that Ocean SALT will be inrn;sl
them at cost and expenses as heretofore.
application to this Department.
by order of the Governor.
RICHARD CALDWELL.
Lient. COL and Commissary Gen. s. G.
E4S All papers in the State are earnestIv
9uested t. insert three times and send LiiIs
duplicate, with copy of advertisement at,ac
ed, to this office for payment. Bills paid on
terly. p"'o y"
Dec. 7. 1868, 80, St
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AT HOSPITAL,

Capt Addison Clinkscalcs, of Co. ''II," and
i.ieut. John NJ Mcdonald, Of Go. &C." 18th
S. G. Regiment nre now at ST. Marys Hospital
at LaGrange. Ga. Ttcy have been sent to the
rear to recruit their health. From exposure
and hard duty they considerably worn
down.
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SALE nav.

~Oa last Sale Day rather small nume>S OF
the citizens of our District was in attcndahRs
The day was very cold aLd over-coats were ID
requsiton and good fire considered p!cn-
SAINT companion. The principal oi the sales
were Real Estate which brought sound prices,
few sales Of negroes were made which sus-
tanned former high prices
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RE-ELECTED.

We omitted to mention in our last that J. A.
Black, Esq, has been reelected Comptroller
General Of this Stnta. by the Legislature now
in session. He makes n rcliable~and efficient
officer.
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Dee Q, 1868 81 1t

MARRIED, November II 1863, hy REV, Grorcy
ALLEN, WM. ALLEN CLEMENTS, of william
ston =. g., to Miss BARBARA CLIHkSCALES
OF Ahhcvi,!c D;siric
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AT HOME.

'ser'gt Hugh Wilson, Co editor Of this paper
arrived home few days ago, OH furlough, III
consequence Of n wound received at the late
battle of ChcEamhuga, Tennessee. We hope
him pleasant time Mt home and that lc will
soon recover from his wound.
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3. eB The Post Office Mt Mount Carmel. S. c.,
will be discontinued, Quarter ending 3Ist De
cember, 1868. ]. L. GOWN p. 81.
Dec. 8, 1868, 80 1t
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
-. Abbeville District-In Equity.
WM 8 SMJTII ~, IsNI5s
and.othcrs.
Bill forsf{c of .S{rpcs d,c. -

and.othcrs
BIZ JorsHe Of Slapes DC.
Pursuant to order Of Court, will sell, 4 at
public outcry. .sat Abbeville G. H., on saletny
in January next, 1864 (3j about s;ztesn Likely
Negroes 49, ...
Terms, A credit of e3 aud 4 years, interest
payable annually.
Purchasers to give Bonds with hrle good
sureties and pay costs in cash.
VIM II. PARKER, g. f A. D.
Commissioners Cfico, Dec. 8, 1868, 32 I'd
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PAY UP OLD SCORES!

All persons indebted to this Office citlar by
Note or Account aro earnestly requested to
call and settle the same.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-11

A young lady who believes in "Bib'e
Jaw of Love-" when smitten by her lovers
lips on one cheek, always presents the
other.
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RETURNED.

Lieut.. Col. Shaw of the 18th S. c. Regiment
has returned 10 his Regiment. Having been
absent sick for several weeks.
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LleRhsRp RpsAJGTIolkIIk

S The saassaa. .lzd hayll ats1 Que an m.
gsnsfaiiy l5as ssapsest iaIorms iii,
them in hfs professional 5a sfl times to sSrss
Il hdresa. . =. 7. ,Rs,s,s
Diamond Hiil, q. c., Nor: !, BYRON
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-11

Gen. sdheack ,has psrepptosiiy y.tsnaered
shisseaig hstiou3 as Major asnsfA ia the
q apkss arsny. His rssigpaion has,been.
accepted, and Brig. Con. lockwood Is to:
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Balance OH hand,
CREDIT.


Nov.l pd A. Chatham for repairs Finley creek Ok
" do Ia " i'oh creek, II 10
Oct G. u d I Jnr1,, r., n 49, 40 40 90
Wn H. Brooks for rer~rs on Wardlnw's lrid,re @ oU
!. =" !" :'S:H ior repairs bridge encros Ward "
.lRws crcek-l5ascI Ferry road, , M
Dec D. a. AusnTor repairs Boui bridge. a ~
Jan s. :" G. W. Prc.sy repairs on Shh,; l,rdpr 1o,
Come cree N0"s ,o ~.
W. N I"ley for building bridge over Little ,iv ~ W
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July oa Cr,,ss ;IuGr,, cr '.: ,:, ., . % 90
Nav . {. y Ni'I ,; ,: 40 oh
,,,.r Yves ehoereu rs clerk at lttles ~ %
d. W. i-i'""r ior repairing bridge acrossP Parks
JAN D. Vim H. Iaggart for repairs
JAM D - \" y Walker, for repairs Little W w
jan s." james a. Cnrwile Secretary Board 20 w w
aug 20 ih"s Robertson for repairs ~ ~
"cIi L. H. Shaw Tor Mou,hb br,yo 00o
MAilras'y building bridge Islv cr.eS o. w w
'h""''can for repairs bridge Saw - ''
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Oct H. !s6l Pd Davis IL Crews for advertising 90 z. -
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4 It. VIM Dunn hn, lrn 1,a 6O7
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Jan II N,r cr I,,;i". 12
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The RAMS AT LIVERPOOL AND GLAs-
aow.s-The Liverpool Afercurx of Noyem.
Der 3, says: Without entering into the
question of the legality or The ilIegality ol
this proceediugFcn the part of the Gov.
ernment, many persons will think tina. II
vessels are TO be seized in this, manner -on
the mere whirn or suspicion of the Foreign
Mipistcr, it Will have tile most Injurious
effect upon the Ship. building interest of
this country. Ship. builders in England
yearly axecdte large orders forf5reian Gov.
ernmepts and firms, but il the vessels which
have been construct ed for foreigners are to
be seized in this mapnes against, as Al, some
think, the exiating.laws Of this county, q
continuance Of these foreign orders cannot i;
be. expected. The result then. must tell
most .disastrously supors thousands Of our
work people who are engaged insthat,line
of busineas, i. !. s., Z. - ~, -
{; negro being scaugh sstealipg from a
hen foost, xc,nsa himself sby saying, Dat
he oiltg-caine darx q saa n .da I;a;,>
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-11
COLUMBIA WAYsIDE HOSPITAL,

The attention Of our readers are specially
directed to the Card of Rev. Geo. Allen in this
issue He has accepted nm agency for the pur-
pose of receiving contributions for the Way
side Hospital in Columbia. This institution
has rendered thousands of soldiers comfortable
and furnished them with wholesome food free
of charge. Every soldier who has travelled
through Columbia gives testimony of the ac-
couamodations and attention he received at the
Wsyside Home. 1t has been sustained by ~
unbounded iiberality of the citizens aS)Co
lumbia and we feel sure thatevery one who has
the love of country at heart will not hesitate
to contribute in tkis hour when soldier is
worth 80 much to his country. Were it not
for this Institution Thousands of sick would
be compelled to pass the night on the cold
ground or pay bill of from $500 to $40 for q
nights lodglng-about months wages. Mr.
Allen will receive contributions either in mon =
ey or provisions. The citizens of Abbeyille
have contributed to this and other beneficent
purposes to great extent and we are con
hdent that this appeal now, will not be in vain.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-11

The IirERAi o'FLyss.-An officer
who was inspecting his conpany in the
army one morning spisd one private whose
shirt was sadly :.begrimed. "Patrick
oFlynn !" called out the captain. ''Hsrs,
yer honor y promptly responded RatriSk,
with his hahasto his cap: How long do
you wearss sbfrtr thpndered ! the; officer.
. q Tshty -sight siuehes.p was The literal
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-12-11

RICHMOND, Dec. 5.-The New York
Herald has a telegram dated Chattanooga,
3d, which claims as the fruits of the recent
battle 1000 prisoners, forty:eight pieces of
artillery, 1000 stand of arms and numer-
.ous stores. The Federal casualties do not
exceed 4,0eO.-
The Washington correspondent of the
Tribune mentions rumor taat Hooker
will be reinstated in the command, of the
army OF the Potomac, there beingyet time,
to make vigorous campaign against Lee.
The same correspoHdert says LiscolSr ia
suffering from an attack: of varioloid, but
it is thought he will soon recover.
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The Abbebi!je Press.
W. A. LEE, EDITOR.

NOTICE.-Arrangemen have been made
with Mr.. Wm. Fl. WILSON, formoIy one Of
the Propristors of his paper, To continue the
pablisatiss Of tie Press during our absence
is tho army. He is authorized to receipt for
al monies duo this Office.
I-EK Is WILSON, Proprieters.
Jan'y lst, 1868.
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Report Of the Genl Treasurer of Roads and BRIDGES
for Abbeville District
FALL TERM, 1868.
is a last Report.
CHnkscaLs d
a mount Of ate Tax dlecedb
cent.co
don
ion lpec
-'""""''
MARSHAL SHARP Treasr
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NO mortal woes -.
Can reach The peaceful sleeper here,
While angels watch bis soft repose.
So Jesus slept Gods dying son
Passed through the grave and blessed the bed;
Rest here, best saint, till from His throne
The morning break and pierce the shade"
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MARSHAL SHARP, Tres'r.
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NEW YORK.

Tho aritics nd the public are right In predicts
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A SMALL SUN OF MONEY WAS FOUND
"A on Front st., between Iowa and Rock Island
sts., on Wednesday evening last Inqa.re A. this
Office. ian 2S.d3t
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Pest O6co Winter Tims Table.
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails.
4 . q y


rOsroyrICE ~ sAvsEroHT, IOWA.
EASTERN MAIL.-Closes mt 8 A. NJ. AMI 81 T..
NJ. Arrives 1T 10 A. NJ. and ~ J.. NJ Sundays
excepted.
WESTERN MAIL Closes at 9 A. M. Arrives
a. o y. N. Sund ~ excepted.
NORTHERN Iowa MAIL.--Closes ut 81 J.. NJ.
Arrives At TX +. n.
SouTmkRs Iowa MArL.-Closes at 8 A. NJ. Ar
rives at =. N.
NORTHERN VIA DEWITT. Closes Sunday. Tues
day and Thursday at 81 Pm Arrives Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday ut q +. NJ.
ROUTE No. l0377--Sia Blue Grass, ots--Closes
Monday. Wednesday and Friday Mt 81 eek. M.
Arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Satariayat IL
O'Clock NJ.
RoUrs No. 1O04s Viz Tiptc Closes Tuesday
and Friday NJ ~ o'clock n arrives Tuesday and
Friday at IL o'clock N.
RovrK No. l09H-via Puiral Closes Friday
1t . o'clock NJ assives Saturday ate o'clock
pm.
kourx No. l0a5o-via Walnut Forks and Dix
on. closes Wednesday 1t az +. NJ Arrives
Saturday at 9 Y. NJ.
OPFIcK H0uRs. Office open ut o'clock A. ~.
General delivery closed ut 81 o'clock +. NJ Office
CLOSED stS o'clock r. NJ. Office open on Su adsy
from TO 2 O'Clock T. NJ.
:, - Az the principal mails are carried BY Rail
Road, oil the time ~ stated herein will be
RAIL ROAD 1Inn, tho clock ia tho Supcrintend-
ents Office, NJ. 4 n. RR. Depot, being tho stand
ard. CHAH. II. ELDRiDGE, r. N.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-01-31

1t will wear for years without repair.
No servant can break It.
A child eight years old can operate It..
No cua,ion " skill required IN its ute
Every Wripgcr with Cog Wheels Is WAR
RANTEn In every Particular
Tho Universal Winger took the FiHsr rRvh'-
IN. n Silver Medal and Diploma, At tho kow
York State Fair, 1862. II WAS pronounced surR.
RioR TO ALL OTHERS In the Worlds Fair nj Lon
don, 1859, and has always taken the Firss Pre-
MUM In every State and County Fair when ex-
hibited in fair competition with other machines.
Orders for machines for trial may be lot Mt
JgFrEHIs' Store, corner Of Fourth and Urady
streets, Davenport. WIN. A. NoukSE.
ian 2g-dsw2sw3w Agent.