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business 9atifss.

cla,ms on tAs Government for Bounty, Pensions,
Bach Pay and Pri.s Money, prosecuted At reasons
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FROM NAsHvILLE-The Chattanooga
Rebel has obtained the following items
interest from Nashville::
The Federals are treating tho people Of
Nashville more humanely, and q better
condition Of afE.irs. exists under the ad-
ministratiou Of the. brothers Grauger-one
a general and the other colonel in the
Federal service. The town is properly
poIiced, and lgi6e li6e and property protected.
The negroes do pretty much as they
please, and steal enormously, as they arc
compelled to do to live. The free ne
groes are most troublesome. The Yankee
soldiery is generally under proper disci-
pline and we'll behaved. Very few old
familiar faces are to be seen on the streets.
Living is cheap, and provisions ample.
Many Of the negroes who at first abscon.
ded have returned. The negroes Of Esq.
Robert Ran. who was considered one Of
the strictest masters among The Davidson
County planters, have all returned to him,
and prefer to remain at homo. Now and
then guerilla raids are heard of, but they
are not cf frequent occurrence. The city ia
garrisoned BY about $500 men. .
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-02
OUR FATE, IF!WEFALL.

The Yankee papers publish long let
ter. written by Mr.. Wu1TISo, Solicitor of
tho. War Department at Washington. i
is generally supposed 10 enunciate tho
policy Of LIScoLN. What that is, will
DO seen BY the following synopsis Of its
positions:
/. Every citizen residing in the acceded
States is public enemy, whether loyal or
disloyai, Unionist or Secrssionist
9. The people Of the South do not cease
to bo PUBLIC enemies upon tho close Of the
war.
3: "Civil war oblitcrates NIL lines OF
States or counties.'
4. The people of the Southern States
must be governed in their domestic coE:-
Germs 10y the will and pleasure Of the
North.
o. Seeded States, with their Constitu-
tions unaltered; cannot be allowed to re-
sumo State ppYers..
8, The rebels must come back as con-
qnered people, but not as our equals.
I. Ihe Southern people can only form
themselves into States by abolshing sls.
v"ry.
8. Conquered districts must he ken:
under military governmrnt-or, in othe;
words, the war must continue until State
Governments are estab ished in the Sout!,
prohibiting slavery.
g.: Tho conquered districts are to be held
TO all their obligations under the laws, but
1t is for US to dictate what privileges they
will enjoy.
The radical papers Of the North are de.
i'shtce with this scheme Of oppression and
r:apacitv, which, they assume, represents
the purpose Of the Yankee Administra-
ton. We have no doubt that they are
right; and the reason why tho san,s prin-
c'ples have not been sooner announced
may be found in the doubtfulncss of tho
struggle unit recently. The oncmy now
assumes that the South is conquered, and
secrecy in resi- oct to its fate is no longer
necessary.
This semioaieiql exposition of ,hs pur.
poses Of. our deadly foes needs no comment
from us. We commend it to the attention
OF those amongst us-if any such there be-
Whose spirit has for moment qnailed
uPoer the ACCUMULATION Of disasters WHICH
have recently befallen our cause.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-02
GOSSIP FROM ATLANTA

Passengers from Atlanta report that the
city alnos, resembles battlefield. such is
tie number Of wounded and prisoners
coming forward. The latter are said 10 he
tar moro cres,fi'len than any which have
been heretofore brought through the place.
The fight to them was altogether unex-
pected. They say that before they cross.
ed the Tcnhessee, RoSecrans, in an address.
told them that they would meet no oppo-
slt'on before they got to Atlanta, which
would be in fortnight. There, possibly,
public opinion might force Bragg into a
fight, but it would amount TO. nothing. rs
his force was too small. and too much dis.
plrlted to- make good fight.
There was. every reason to believe tha,
our forces occupied Chattanooga last night,
22d. The enemy did not, it was believed,
retreat through Chattanooga, but bore of
westward towards Stevenson, and would
'.c compelled to cross the Lookout Noun
tain. Facts made it certain that they did
not destroy all their commissary stores, but
:nat considerable quantity muat have
fallen into our hands,.
The captured officers among the Yankee
prisoners acknowledge signal and terri
BILE defeat They were astonished to find
our army in such for. o, and they say that
the whole of Lees army must have been
sent TO meet them. The number of guns
captured is reported in Atlanta at forty
two-prisoners 1900. The town was
throhgsd with wounded, far in excess Of
all accommodations for them.
We give the foregoing simply as gossip
-'or what it isworth.-Atacon Telegraph,
24th.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-02
BLACK HIRE NCLE STRlYED,

ESCAPED from tho aubscri - on the 18th in.
slant. within tw" miles Of Ahl,"rile {. H., a
Black Mare Mule. rather below medium siz..
with scar on the right hip. supposed 10 hav"
ocrn made by the whip She was purchased
IN Lincoln CO., Ga, and crossed with her OH the
day che escaped, at Barkslale's Ferry on the
Savannah River. IT, is probable tI,nt she is
making back in the direction of Barksdale
Ferry
,,eB my person taking her up will he lihcr.
ally rewarded by sending her to me- or send
ing ME information Of her whereabouts
Address: - L. J. TAYLOR.
hbbeyillc C. H.. S. c.
Sept. 23. 1868. ol-et
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-02
BE ON GUARD.-Now is the time for all

BE ON GUARD.-Now is the time for all
to exercise great vig lance. Our country
is full of Lincoln spies. Besides these,
there are the reconstructionists to look
after: Both are. doing us great injury.
Tho latter, if possible, more than the fer
mer. Our people everywhere should be
on the look out for both classes named.
Our authorities should be on the look opt.
Every loyal man should be watchful and
wide awake. AL should remeber that the
price of liberty is eternal vigilance.
Those mep: who haye remaipsd at homo
and are now plotting: to have re union
with our foes if possible, are far moro
dangerous 70. our ca,,se tl.an our enemies
|wbo come with FIRE and sword 70 subiu-
gate us. Of the two modes of warefare
3gaiust tho liberties of tho South, the lat
Or is tho most onorable.-Augusf4
fhronicle.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-02
EXCHANGE NOTICE no, 6>
RICHMOND Sent 10 1eI

RICHMOND, Sept. 19, 1869. y
IliE following Confederate officers and men
Il enpturcd n' Nicksburg. Miss July 4. 1868,
and subsequently pnroled, have been duly cx-
changed, and are hereby S" declared;
l. The officers and men of Gen. c. l.. Steven
sons division.
z The officers and men of Gen. Browns Di.
vision.
g. The officers and men of Brig. Gen. Moore's
brigade.
q. The officers and men Of the 2d Tcxcs
Regiment
s. The officers and men Of Wnul's legion.
g. Also. MI Confederate officers and men who
have been delivered ut City Point at nnv time
previous to July 25 1868, have been duly ex-
changed, aud are hereby SO declared.
RO. OULD.
Agent Of Exchange.
Sept. lG, 1864, 2l,-tf
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= Z
HTHE SlEGe.-On, "Wednesday night api
tl& &oughout Thursday, the, wind blew in
g., IS alternately from, tho cas-, and south.
eaA bringing up cloud after cloud, each of
wh fh successively discharged its burden,
and passed away behind tho opposits l,or-
izod 1t was only between the itful tor
rent Of rain that it was at sll probable to
obsd I've the operations OF the enemy on
Moi lis Island. Enough, however, wa.
notd | to prove that they ere working with
gre1 industry, both at Gregg and wag-
ners Seven four horse wagons, supposed
t. s laden With in3.Eenching tools, gin
toS mounting guns, and thirty-pounder
P{rEott on . siege carriage, all destined
Gregg, were plainly seen moving down
he beach. Our batteries on Jame. and
'Sulliyan's Island kept up SLOW FIRE, both
during the night and day, upon Gregg,
Wagner and the space between these two
posts, but with what results we are unable
to say.
The monitors and the Ironsides are re.
ported to be still within the bar.-AIereY.
ry, 18Th.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-02

Novel AND INassIous.-Ws noticed .
sreastp;n worp by . lady refugee, who was
on her way to rejoin ,hsr husband. a day;
or two ago, that we could not but admire.
It Was about an inch aud . half square,
made Of fine gold, and its full fase lep;rie-
'entsd in colored easmel-sxcept The Is
stars, which were minute dismonds-thes
battle aag Of the Contedesats s,atss: Th.:
pin had been manufactured 10 Paris. and
sent BY private eonvsyancs 70 the iass
owner as birth day present. Sem,
Reporter. 4; a.. ,""
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

hereby constitute JOHN TAGGART my
full Agent to transact II busn ess for inc rs
Surviving partner Of Davis d Crews, aud haye
placed the Notes and Accounts in his hands
for collection. lie is also authorized to make
settlements for me individually, aud for. the
firm. receive and receipt for tie same.
Those indebted to the firm of DAvIs d Cngws
will please I6ake payment, and those having
claims will present them to Mr. Taggart for
/ sTB CREWS
Surviving Partner.
A6bsville G. IL. 8. q. 1.s4 ,-.fh
! septI2, 1858, 30. sm.
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SALTI SALT;t

Will be sold in Hamburg, on Thursday the
hundred sacks Of superior Salt in good order.
The people Of Abbevils. and Edgefeld Dis
tricts. for whom the Sslt was Especially pur-
chased, will do we'll to attend the sale. The
highest market price is neither. expected nor
desired
WM. R, MCDONALD.
Hamburg s. G., Sept IL. '63, 2l.-st
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RECRUITS WANTED.

Psrsons desiring to attach themselves to
any Of tho south Carolina Regiments. in Gene.
raj Brage's 'sAruy-sss-ebtaia.l Ira nsportstiop Or
my desirs3 FORMATION by carfi~g upon. or
addresrfhg me at. Harrisburg. AbbevffS Dis.
trickS. C
WILLIAM JAY, ~
4 Lieut.. Go. TI.' 1stb 8. G. Reg't., in Recruit.
fling service.
Sept. II, 1888, 2o--st
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ELECTION NOTICE.

An Election will be held for n Re presenta-
tive to- the State Legislature. from this District
for the purpose of filling tho vacancy oc-
oasined in hat body by the de ath Of the late
Col. James'M. Perrin. on Tuesday, the 18th
day of October next, throughout the District.
JAS. A. McCORD, Clar'mn.
Sept. l6, 1853, 2O-3t
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IJbcrilic District Citation

I1st77t1- C1717tON.
by WILLIAM HILL. Esq.. Ordinary of A.
beville District.
WHEREAS Mrs. Sarah A. Bentley has an.
pliedto me for Letters Of Atlm!nistrat;o, of nil
and singular the goo'ls and ciiattlcs rights and
credits of Wn. II. BENTLEY, late Of tho Dis
trct aforesaid deed.
These nre therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular. the kindred and creditors of the
said deceased to be and appear before me, at
our next Ordinarys Court, for the said D s,:ict
TO be holden at Abbevilie Court House, on the
9th day Of October, next, to show cause If
any why the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this the 23i of
September one thousand eight hundred and
sixty three and in the SS,li year of the In
dePe"( NJ of the State of South Carolina.
VII LIAM HILL. 0. A.D.
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the Mississippi River.
All quiet in Arkansas.

The New Orleans Era says there has
been most disastrous reverse to the Fed
erals in Louisiana. This coucurs with the
rumors that Weitzel was defeated and kill.
ed by Taylor at Napoleon, Louisiana.
a special dispatch to the Appeal, dated
Canton, 24th, says the Memphis Bulletin.
OF tile 22d, states that Magruder whipped
FrankIin's Yankee corps taking MANY
prisoners, sinking two sun:.boat and dis
ao''ng sever'l transports at Sabine Pass.
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NOTICE.

will be at Abbeville CoWt House. eyery
Sale day, where Registered Tex Payers can
make their Quarterly Ret urns.
WESLEY A. BLACK,
Assessor End Collection District
Sept. 25, 1868, 21,-3t
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HEADQ'RS. VOL. d CONS. BUREAU, DEPT.
No. g.
lEFrRAcT.] MARIETTA. Ga, Aug. 7, 1858,
SPECIAL ORDER, NO. ~
7 OFFICERS ON DUTY IN THIS BUREAU
- FROM the South Carolina Regiments in
the Army of Tennessee will, by authority of
the Secretary of War, receive Volunteer Re.
cruts from South Carolina for those Regiments
embracing those Of Conseript age. Descrip
tive lists Of recruits from the Conscript popula.
tion will be furnished to the Conimandant OF
the nenreat Conscript Camp.
:. By OF der of Brig. Gen. PrLIow, sup't of
Bureau.
JNO. c. BENCH, 4. a, G. .
August TO- '63,
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

With the eunsent Of the Trustees of the Fe-
male Academy at Ahbeville Court House. the
school Will be opened by Mrs. e. A. Mays, the
second MSnday in October, next.
Sept. "a 1853, 2l-3t
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One ray Of practical knowledge, the rs-
suit of prayer for heavenly teaching i.
worth more than the highest attainment,
of specnlative religion.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

Charieston, Sept. 10, 25, 1868.
NHEREAS. INFORMATION HAS BEEN
~ received At this Department that on or
about the 9th day lnsi in the village of Clinton
in Laurens District. man by the name of L.
THOMPSON JOHNSON was murdered by
some person or persons. up to this time un-
known
Now, therefore. I'M. L. BONHAM, Cover
nor of the State aforesaid. do issue this nv
Proclamation. Offering reward of FIVE HUN.
DRED DOLLARS for the apprehension and
delivery Of the real murderer Of the said l..
THOMPSON JOHNSON into any one of the
Jals OF this State; and, if more than one an
additional reward Of Five Hundred Dollars for
each one who shall be proved to be an accom-
plice.
Given under my hand and the seal of The
T. 81 State at Charleston. this tenth. day of
September, A. D., 1868.
III. l. BONHAM,
VIZ. ID: HUNT. Secretary of State.
~ All the papers in the State publish one
Sept. 12, 1863, 2o-4t
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NOTICE..
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

Crsditors of the Estate of g. e. Farrinpton
Dec d, are hereby notified that in three months
from this date. final settlement Of said Esta.e
will De made in the Ordinarys Ofice-alI de-
sosnds not then Pressatkd for settlement viii
WM. II. PARKER.
,u,, ,. eE4.D. and Admir-.
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Sale of Valuable Real Estate.

0d1o Oh Vd1UdDIe NeaI ESTATE,
Will be sold on Sale Day in October next
(5) the fine and splendid Brick Building be-
longing to the Estate of the late Jno. G. Bns
kin. The building is q three story structure
conveniently arranged, almost new and oc-
enp'es q desirable location in Law Range.
Inc basement and second stories are now oc-
cupied by DR.. Service and family as dwelling
~lhe upper story being the Masonic Lodge.
Terms Of sale made known on the dav Of sale.
Persons indebted to the deceased ar. rec ues-
ted to come forward and settle their indebted
ness, and those having demands will please pre-
sent them properly a,tested.
j. T. BASKIN, Admir-.
Lowndesville. s. c., Sept. 8. 1863. It'd
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NOTICE..

Application will be made, at the next Session
Of our State Legislature, for the renewal Of the
Charter to Incorporate Littls Mountain Church
old School Preshyi yierian.
Iuly a. '63-3m
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ID 1T ERIAL AN D MA CHINERY,
epd are now prepared to receive propositions
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NOTICE.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABREFILLE DISTRICT
In Equity.
stsphGG sSS %;9s W; sna willis Wills. Ri, f.,
vs..
James Banks
and wife and Others
1t appearing to our satisfaction that Dr.. S.
@. N: Ferguson and Francis his wife, Win.
Harmon. Pickens Harmon and Mary Harmon
defendants in the above stated case reside be
yond tho limits of this State. On motion by
Burt md Calhoun Comp soils ordered that
said defendants do appear and plead, answer
or demur to said Bill within thrce month, from
the 1.nilico,ion hereof or the came will Le ta-
ken Pro Confcsso against them.
VIM. II. PARKER, c.sA.p.
July 81, 1868 l2-3m