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EOR RENT AND GALE.

| E0k RsxT-A Parler and 1haubsr. eunsur..
~ .snsa.l with s.,, and a atchsa. fhe room,
e.sass They wen suis small family or several
ssnusmsn 9hs seoss b situated IN . very p;ss.
:so , sad s rel ss: q II, % h,dr.t w..< IN
xIoe Ssntsei tsaar IL rent Will b no6srs6a-
nsfsstnsss rsq>rsd. AAd.ass MAJoR n. OiSnss,A
e1oee: OF 8ox .e. city Hoss-ofas@ my STR
Evx kkNr-A plainly fuznisbsd HVV1. sait,.
- sis ior oas - two gsat.sa%D. Apply On Ssh
ny5-NA
NorI0s.- lsvsEN d1sifssie Icoo1 for rs.t O.,
IN ga !.feet eeevsAn Cay and EsIah. -
hsn,s % lsrs hand Ode mon Gay sssseG
~ 0-S.s $3.50
~. 1Ehr-Tlss lng sssaSlisaSa Sa7 1ss,a:
.,s s' :, e n.ss :f01o g =. NsriEiass
0 q. =. Q. aMa ana u az Ths ssoss has bssn
e e1es!i:nt 1sisaAoEhood. " . eosd tenent The
", ,,.,. nv = asA<al. Apply On Ca vrenisss
1890 1og: aALk AxD n1a1
EgS HRS stSI COOK. wAGHax snA
II az s''es,;a e ;es B;:s A''
1ys-Is. VAR q. seswsen ls.h a,a leb.
ES0x FI16-z 1fkvAaE 1i6L ssoas Il
Il yen old ehe - soaa 0oo6, WASHES, anA
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ENR azIN- q 10. 0OoK. wahoas sss1a'
.ss.1 T.. Asp's q 10 u hA's s's'st
u oAnDIaH Two o. msss. vssy esnfaetaSls
D Wsli fMalsheA ROOMS, with g vi A,us
ss.d. sa:sseis e. esasls.se. e : ~ e. -.
sseoue hosss eovvs 0r4ee M ~ sseess4.
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4 TTKs7lON.-TLs LIT Ccmpany, 81 Bats.l.or,
IA Of the 18th Reaiuens Va Militia, viii 60.
su4,uie WEDNESDAY,, the 7th day Of Ass, |. g.,
Ut o'clock =, Q: the New EeFkst, for drill AID
tnf 2sgt.oo. This muster IL feQairAd By law Per.
ANS having Substitutes IN the onssdeFass tssvIse
~ not OK u u Il o \ nlli.i dusy.
my 4 j.. JOHN 2 STAGE, Capt.
A TTBaTl ~ -Tta % Ucmp any. Fl. Is tia .ior,
IA OF the 10 u Iegt Va Mills viii assemble on
vUxsDA I, tas 9Th day Of NAY 1863 q u O'Clock
n. at the corner Of eth and Mafshail ssrests Tor
din and InSpe csion- Abs mnster 10 Ee qaiTed oy
lxw. Persons hAvi q Substitutes 10 tie ucu.sd. .
rata Sc. vice ere not exs mot srtn militia daty
my &c nd WARD. 1t Comm a.d.uz.
LNys HuxD2ED DOLLARS HE1ARD-Fcr
10 tbs fre.t ard deiivCy to mo at camp of
kfUHAKL L0ARY. IN Ir!shmAn, Wso entered
ny company A. . rubati .u.s about the LIST and do.
sevted shout he 18th March He IN feet 5 Ia. hes
high, CT Tn uOukuaiiy stout sad muscular frame,
With blue eyes. dask hsir. sad . red e7rpier lon.
and dcss not lcok ~ BE- more than -, though hs
esys he Is over ~. He was brought 10 tie com.
paDy fsem Kiohmcnd, whore be said - isfs ks
fsxaiiy with whom ~ had bssn living there for
tte psst rhyss y&Axs. BE brought with him Ger.
HAsss4 from Robert 4 A&yo. Esq o! Rishmend,
Tor Whem hs hsd worked many months tsstifyic5
70 his reiiahls ehars c.sr. II Il psobsble that e q
staying In 1lshmouAd TO ary psyson aressains
him the above reward VII b paid In addition 20
that allowed ~ lew. TNOS DEW.
Capt Co h, 9Th W Hest,
Hsth's Brigade, 4 Hlis Division.
an - -1ets
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SAAl OF EOIonHOlAO TU1NifURn -1hs
~ unaeesiS1ed viii ell. q OAselstss Ceen
HSuss, q public eassien On TUESDAY, ~ -
6ay Of My 1889 la9es asssslDeAs a upaAAdS
Throituss. sos.a.sspg u Yssahse us1s HAstseneA
osdetes6ss 1iEkstA Sheets, W4drcbeA va
stsnas. TShae9 - "A W1G0O&
an - -tds
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7 CST or M.sLAIN-A Certhss.s OF three
1 SHARES IF tins stock OF tho Manchester Cot.
toI. nj Wool EaI ufss:uIi1x Cor psry, f.sosd en-
the 10 b Of April, 1899 to a,isshe.a Temple. Ap-
pieAslaE will D. :uaas 10 iaa Eogsd u Dfsc3srs
for "a ,s~si OF aid Cert a,A.e. any enc wishsrg
- Dup tie s0Jve .'o<k wiz Apply - WW + TAT.
Lo9, Ga.lise ef VII g ala Back
LEM TEAPLk KxssE.or
II B:xa5sth Temple dIe L.
x.ahtn,nd latA kIri IL 3 kp ll-lexAWe
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ID u r. pm ED,
BsAUREoARD 6OOiALA.
NAY BALL
4 SNLHOT BALI.
viii ID siTen 10y ths Eecu. sgard eosislz, st Mont.
ssiio IA !. Esoau street betWes % Oh snd TiH, Oh
MUaDAY EVEHIMS, Hay 18th, 1859
Professor EGaenS rrgeI's fall Uo.iiiop Baud II en-.
eages: for ,hs evening
Tickets admitting zs0tls man aud i<0 1s0iss 6.
Tisks.s csl Dc pa cdsssd a3 tho prinaipal Book.
ato1ss. o. aroIa Sny OF .hs Committee.
CGMMfTTxS
xSfss Es4, Freeman. R4Q. *
I'D Briggs. 20 TIP Slider, 1.a,
Marin, b q CLARK, Mac,
capt " q Oh. IA aeTS. Lssus u Dsvis.
P. E-Ros: eoasd 30 KO.IDAY, he llsk Inst. n
G0i,as1 7anee 81 military duty. INV E-6YA
ATOx,O2-
IN p Of HIsGEAE Il Fs,ustsnssy obliged to
isfuss al vsis1rs as his Acanany during his hears
Of tuition, ess,pt Saturdays at II 4 II.
Ey5-eoSS.~
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T O3r- 500 RHF AkD.--IOst, en- friday Eight
il 4 ;As. between i0tA snd ;2sa sts, an al IA.
MUND RHEA, TP:a, with three diAnOaAs set In
silver Tbs pin 10 becksuGd The abcvs rswsrs
viii ps given scr it, recovery. Tie ascse Will
leave IS Ct no l47 xxsn 81, Cv-. Ads araye.
Az ~ Ges JERRY bl60ks.
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Ero: .Edr-Thsa lmS sSsaSlisAod "a 1sSsa.
1. bic GROCERY sf0RD. On y. NertEeosx
essnerof Aaia Ard ~ sta This Ssorv hss bsen
ne fos &C mear 81 Ysars e . srceap1. end 3 la
'sm. rl = !isA<al. Apply on ia leonisss
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~ rhs annual meeting II the Hollywood Come
tHy Company VIII b Leli 1t the Office Of the Pres.
sdsnt on 1U2BDAY, the Oh day Of Hay. =:
o'elaek p < JAEEs a GAROHik,
ep I7-ecd6:t Eeeretary and Trea~.uer.
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r CoI CERJIFJCA1 E-Eostcs y hereby
1 4 given tba. uERfiF1CATx. no So, dated
Coscbsr I, 1e5a eud inued by tie Louisa Z allro;d
Uompary TO William Hancock fH tn shases Of
stock II said company has b.en LIST or msslaid,
and esauos nov % ten1d ard tbs- ", shall apply
to tie Board Of B:rse.crs Ct tue yirsiata csntril
(serue.ly L.uiss) 4 thread Company To- . r6w
Ger Ncats In nsa OF ito Gle &.Osa Leati ,ned.
Al = : HANCOCK, xGmfs
80 2l--'xw3Gs OF " N HANCO' x fSsd.
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~ 1OR TRE Sc xATE-J n 0irAEH = il
~ be voted Tor to rapzeesas R.ear ond IL tas
Senate Of Virginia by TH9 pEvEs.l
A. SS-1jis
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-20
CeNFFDERATE BONDS.

Particular Htt-n Ion is directed to the advr,
t,emen of "Good. Safe and Perman.n. Inves,
n.nt." by Mr.. Baily. Agent, for tn. enlr OF
Cifederste States Bonds. Green wood. Whil..
aanvestm ct III these Hon,s are sale nni
penis anxnt nuS IL 70 aiAi"s .L- s1"~-r",n-..
Tl.re is a'gresi deal Of money throus h"u, our
eoIntry and q consider able niln un, c"n!d IL.
INFESTED in Bends swi,h"nt the lrns' i,ronvrn.
enee to the purchaser. There is stock. that
nkslf as eaf. and certain. that is 30 profit ..b,r
as the Confede. ate Bonds and there is no doubt
but th~, they will deniuni =. h'rh premium in
the future. They are in enc s-Rsc OF the word
aeurrenoy-a great m."y persons lie m"r-
than .nI ny TO take Bonds for debts cue ,l-,m.
because they draw a much higher yer cent,
than none AT e. est. 1t is urd"nbirn:y the
beet Investment that persons ran ,nak- who
have cotton on hand: this article il now de
manding from I6 to 20 cents IN our ma, kc;s
Would II mol be Advisable to exrlang. the
cotton far Confederate BUnde-th-y wonid lie
increasing In value every day, while on the
other hand, the cotton is suffering n."rr or less
JOS
There is now large amount Of cotton on
hand in our country. and not mose thun one
hall of the crop Of last year has been rinne'i
80 ,ecount of the sc"city Of baggi"g aud
rore Read Mr.. Baily's' advertisement and
then call on hin" a i make an invrsti"' Mt that
will be profit ab e to yourself AMI '"li"s to
sour Goyriment.
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AN ACT TO PREVENT AND Punish THE
PLANTING AND .CULr1vArISo. IN THIS
STATE, OVER A CERTAIN QUANTITY OF Cor.
TON DURING THE PnEsEsr YEAR.
1. BE it enacted BY 1be Senate and
House Of Rerres enta,ives, now met and
sitting in General Assembly, and by The
aulh"ri Of The same, Ttat, during the
waf in Which we are now engaged: it shall
not pc lawful for any person or persons,
during the present year, whether residing
IN this State or not. to plant and cultivate
in this S'nte, by themselves, their agep.s
or.e'nployees, or to allow the eams 10 ke
dome, greater nuuqber Of acros oiland ip
Cotton than three acres Of short staple Of
one and half Of long staple for each hand
owned or employed by them IN agriculture
between the ag"s Of fifteen .and fifty-fivs !;
and when said person or persons may own
or employ hrnds over fifi, five yea.s Of
ags and under sixty-fye,, or over twelve
years Of aye and under fifteen, two OF said
hands shai: bs counted as one hand Pro-
vided, That nothing contained In this Act
shall b. ct,nstrus.l 70 Affect the light 81 any,
siite person knssH to plant and culti-
vats Cotton according 70 the rat. hssiip
W.
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Gus TO the consolidation.

The Commissioned officers who arc relieved
of their command here etill retain their Com
IN asions, and will report to Mnior G eneral
Polk for duty. when we presume they will be
assigned TO duty wherever there are vacan.
cies for officers of their rank The following
Serge"nts Of Capt. Chatham's company have
tccn selected as file clo.rrs j. W. lluckahee.
fhos. Chapman, Seth Jordan, b. Peterson, W.
'. Cl'nkscal-s. The remaining Sergeants ,nke
their places in the ranks but receive the pny
aud !" the guard duty Of Sergean,s The Cor
pornls receive the same pay and do the same
duty as before. In all the companies the ar
rangement is the same. None of the officers
are reduced.
In some future letter will say something to
you of the brave aud gallant part which the
Old Nineteenth took in the great hat,le of
Murfreesboro, on the 3lst Of December last
All agree that none acted inure bravely than
lid our regiment OH that occusion.
When You write to me direct to - Co. q
l2'h and 10th Regiment. 4th Brigade, With
ers' Division. Shelbyville, Tenn.
Thc healtA of the army appears to be very
good. Respectfully, Ii. ".
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-20
PROGRAMME IN THE NORTHWEST.

We have derived The suhjoined infurma
ton from gentleman of high moral, so.
cial and political, charac,er-a distinguish.
led citizen of one OF the Northwestern States
rand the information, therefore, is strictly
2curate md entirely reliable. We make
Tie statements for the info nation and
qualification of our readers and the South
ern public generally. .,.
The States Of Indiana, Illinois end Ohio
have determined to stop the war anil make
terms Of peace ~ih :be Confederate States
cost whatis may and ..ff.nd whom il
may In one purpose. whatever the future
may he. they are firmly and unalterably
united and r. solved and that purpose is,
the war against. the Confederate States
shsll cease or, IL it II to- carried on, the
Northwest will throw It's. military power
INTO he scale, ag"inst the agaressor. Tie
cit'zena Of those States WHO have been
drafted, or enrolled in the Federal arr y,
nre leaving that army by ihe hundred and
by the -sgi,nent. ri there is n. :suihority
in the army ~bicK can control this ninv g.
m.ht. OF the one5hu'aired rnd City thou
sand men organized by. lie Feaer.i G"y.
ernnent I. operate on th.. Mi-siksippi
rirer. under Grant md Mt cClernand, not
more than furry -tl,opxand effect We soldiers.
remain, and that nun ber isdaily dim;iisi,
ed iy ,pisr,aIi,y from sickness. sadaby:a
voluntary abandonment sapi $ m: enterprlss
with hieh they are must shropg,,lys dis.
gusted. =,
Tho Legislatures Of Illinois; fnniafs,
ohjp. aud Kentucky are to covsne at
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-20

AN ACT, TO coNrINvE IN FORCE AK Act
ENTITLED GAN ACT TO EXTEND RELIEF
TO DEBTORS, AND TO PREVENT THE sAcRr.
flcE OF Property AT PUBLIC SALES
l. Sen enacted, by the State and House
OF Representatives now met and sitting in
General Assembly and by the authority of
the same. That an Act, entitled IAN Act
TO extend relief 10 debtors, and to prevent
the sacrifice Of property at public sales,
r"t'ile' on the twenty first day Of Decem-
her. Ill the year of our Lord, ono thousand
eight hundred and sixty-one, be and tie
same iS. hereby continued of force. until
The adjournment OF the next Session of the
General Assembly OF this State.
H. And be it further enacted, that all
fines imposed by the Courts of Sessions and
Common Pleas Of this State ne excep.ed
from the operation OF said Act; and that
all such fines shall DC collected as heretofore
provided by law.
III. That the provisions of the said Act
shall not extend to common carriers where
ttpey fail in their dutier or liabilities as
common carriers.
w. That the said Act is not intended to
interfere with any right, to sue or remedy
now afo' ded by law for the recovery Of
money lost 10y gaming.
V. That the said Act shall not nro,ec,
from suit or other process any Tax Collec.
tor, Sher'tf, Master or Commissioner in
Equity, Ordinary or Clerk Of the Court of
Common Pleas and General Sessions. or
their sureties, who has or may hereafter
receive any money belonging ei,hes to the
Stale. District Boards Of .Cnmmission.r's
or individual citizens, and has failed, or
shall herea(te, fail to pay over the same on
demand being mads to do SO. ....t F..
vi. That the provisions of the said Ac,
shall not embrace fines imposed by Courts
Martial, or by Municipal authority. = -
WI PORTER,
President Of the Senate.
Al ALDRLtH.
Speaker House Of Representatives.
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Speaker House Of Representative.

A teacher one day, endeavorng 70 make
pupil understand the mature and ap-
pIication Of 3 passive verb, said: "a pass
iv" verb is expressive Of the mature Of r..
ceiving HI action, as. Peter is beaten?
Now what did, Peter do :" The boy, paus.
ing moment, with the gravest coun,ensce
possible, said,s4WellI don't know, with
out be hollered."
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CAMP larn REGIMENT, =. G. VOLS.
ON PICK. Tt MILES NORTH CT >uELBY
WILLIE lENN t.h, unrN Z lh62

Drar WiA~n Il arrived Mt the camp Of our
Regiment "n The gilt Of the lst inat,, aud on
tile following morning a. half past five, orders
come 10 us t" prepare to 60 "n pickett duty
tor The ext three days. Consequently every
one was up at that h"ur making every thing in
readiness to take np The line of n,arch by z
oc "k. he wind blew coi-7 o'clock come,
AMI al that hour We msrchrd AWAY with knap
sacks, h"vrrsaoks. guns ard irnpPings. over
the frozen ground. through the town of Shell
byville to where we ar now camped, five
miles North Of the town. on what is called lii.
Trinne road. We ar. csDped by the side of
the road in close proximity to clear running
brook in a beautiful grove Of cedars. ~
THE AhALoAMATtoN."
The 10th and lslb South Carolina Regiments
have been Consolidated, with the following
field officers: :.
COLONEL. A. n. Maniesult, of the 10th Reg.t
LIEUT.. CoLosEf. J.F. Pressly, " {"
MAJOR, - Porcher. "
The 10Th Regiment was red dueed to elk compa
mics, and the l9lh Regiment was reduced to
four companies. Captain Robt N. Chathams
aud Capt. II. r. Peiers"n's companies formed
the seventh company, under command of Capt
r. N. Chatham, with Lieu ensnts Mcdonald,
Vonsant and Denny. Captain R. Richburg's,
Captain }. L. Whit+'s and Captain Addison
C)nkscnle's companies form the tenth compa
ny. under the comm. nd of Captain Clink
seals, with Liepis. McLend, NcCaslan, and
Crawford. Crp'ain z. W. Hornes and Cap
tain T. W. Getzen's. form the eighth company
under the comm md Of Captain Horne, with
LeutsSapts M"Devt, Randall and flesiar.
CaP'sNF1I. r.. Desp'. Captain - Turner's spd
capt"inI. B. c"ur'ney's companies form ths
ninth company under the command Of Captain
Dean, I, ..;. with tis9's"HD's Buas"rd. vadds ans
Holy
I>As yet vi have not learned tho members of
the Col"nel's staff, hut trust the Colonel will
do MS the justice ogiys ua .; portion of the ap
Ppiuiments. Among our men are many who
ssssseompetspt snd deserving a. any men IN
ths Regiment The Offices Of ouarternsster
sspssissssy ssal Adietsut were vacant prsyi.
y a
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-20

eB From Northern statements no little 1is
satisfaction is represented TO prevail through
out the North in relation 10 the war The
North-wersternS States are ihrea,niug to form
Copfederacy of their own, if they cannot
gain admittance into the Southern Confed-ra
cy. In fact, the news, generally is too good 10
be true; If true the Northern states are on the
eve of anarchy and rs great q revolution as
abe u now involved in witt. the South.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-20
COTTON CARDS.

d. 0. Hawthorn, Hq, of our District, pro.
poses to tan, in a very few days, Deer, Sheep.
Goat and Dog Skuns to exchange for cotton
cards. Persons by having Their hides tanned
before exchanging them will find a decided nd
vantage in procuring these necessary articles
Dog skins are said to answer the purrose
'plendidly, and We think the canine opulu.
ton might be reduced" few, tor such Eur,o.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-20

THE STATE Of SOUTH, CAROLINA
. ebssi4e F.Dis.rist-- Gtat;oy :
tBsewIAM Asta .E.q. erasss of 2S.
% :, ,asa,af bssiDs oiistisssz ''dssns
'WHRRE RRssst nreyplS hm applied
and siaRp6r asbg - SAtesls. rikhts and
credits Of Hugh Brss ~ ate Of the Dis.riot
s'oresa,o o.. 4as oeeo: se.s.., sS as.., : al
1, These are hsrsfotS md sdnuonisk ~
our isjs sss1GssS iii III nigssiss Sasi 4
.to beAoIdAtssf fbbssia sHA & aaS 90 ths
Sd bMareh na6aSsps see raH5 if.-1ny
slsS,. ssz Sa II .aqiasir.,lsf Aopl Spos :.
Gissn, gH] ny sssahdi and sssl.: this .A lsth
ofoFeh) 9dryf enc &shousand eight hubdred
eaast&Gy tfeeS and IN Abe, .Sbth yeaf Of
The hdepsndsRss Of tho stAte .of Saqth
WILLIAM HILL. o.. a. D.
= Ordinsyy's o oA5ee, 40, a; gs.Safss 81 ~
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COLUMBIA, Feb. ls, 1868

AND y 3srrcroR- g ENERAL's OFfIcE.
COLUMBIA, Feb. ls, 1868
~ oRPER NO. 10.
y into 81 feet the foregoing Proclama-
it is her }by ordered:
the Com handing Officers of each md
litia Reg baeuts Of this State convene
laces Of Hgimental parade on TUES.
Gath of february inst. All persons
eir respective Regiments between the
;tcen and eighteen, and between forty
years, except such persons rs are ex-
ON ordinaty militia duty and from
rviee beyond the Districts in which
le by the Provisions of the Act of the
IN The better organization
'it'a and iof other purposes. ratified
'th day OF February inst, aud forth
;ced to org3nIxc the persons 80 ORDER
convened TO companies Of not less
nty-s'x t79 and not more than ono
.loo) men, Exclusive of commissioned
lectlng the3 company officers, name
captain andlthree Lieutenants.
1t the ComH fnies organized within the
The fourti3 Brigade are ordered to
1s at Charleston. on Thursday, tho
ant; those within the limits of the
giment, (Edkefeld,) the Thirty-nipth
, -(NewberrT and Lexington,) ths
h Regiment (Ornngebur'3 and m.
Regiment, Lexington and Orange,
ii rendezvous ut the most convenient
lhe Green} lille and Columbia Rail-
the South Carolina Railroad. so as to
lhursh"y, Pc 26th instant, for Char
u the Co4Panies organized within
q AnderiPn District; the Second
. flckena. J ind that portion Of Alb
thin the iimt of the Regiment lately
the Fourth Regiment of First Corns
will r.ndef fvous ut tho most con-
ol"ts on 'th4 Blue Ridge Rrailroad
ircenvi'le nn Columbia Railroad. SO
e on Friday Rorning, the 27th instant
c Commanding Officers of the Com
hereby aut lorized to issue certi6-
for their respective
,, ana the trSops hereby ordered 10
IS VIII provid, themselves with cloth,
lets and thrsd days. rationa .-r
Ter the Crlrp4 4hics shall have arrived
hey will orfiab bize into B4ttalions and.
4 ey the elect rof Field Officers, tini::
hereafter to be issued. :;
remaining cod lpanies hereby ordersa
'nlzed viii ho!9 themselves in resdi...
'vc Mt the short9st notice.
G. commanding officers of the Rsgi-
II immediately Pfer the Compapies
organized causaaccurate rolls there.
nahe out IN dupl1e pate and return ono
n~iih TO this OHee. together With .
he Company. Offders..
'e Commanding Qicers of Rep;msnta
ale cha Nged with the ex-
this order without further motto.
win The organiznq ION Of the. Com
Ter will not inter ere with tho or
,re issued. 80 "'
II Of the GovernorA
A. C. GMEFNGTON,
md Inspector asnt'' of South Caro-
y 20, 1863. 4a, 1t
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ABBEVE SOUTH CAROLINA FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 90 1861
II. That every violator of this law shan

III. That every violator of this law slatl
be guilty of misdemeanor, and upon
conviction thereof shall be fined the sum
OF five hundred dollars for each and every
acre 80 planted above he number specified l.:
such penalty to be paid to the "Soldiers
Board OF Relief of the District where such
conviction takes place.
III That after warrant issued. aoa;pss
any perso's or persons. for a violation of
this Act it sfal be the duty of th, Clerk
OF the Court Of General Sesesions and Con,
mon Pleas, for the District iu which n.
offence is charged, upon the application,
under oath of either party, prosecutor or
defendant, 10 issue Rule OF Survey. in
the case, giving five days. notice thereof
to the opposite party, the costs of surl,
Rule and Survey to be taxed in the Bill o
Costs, upon the final adjudication of the
case.
~. That all owners Of slaves or EN-
ployees shall give in, on oath to the Tax
Collector, the number of hands owned O,
employed by them in agriculture between
The ages of twelve and fifteen, and fifteen
and htty-hve, and fifty FIVE and sixty five
each year during said war, under penalty
OF one hundred dollars for each hand, 10
he recovered as specified in tho former sec
| tions of this Act.
NJ,
V. That the JUICES of the Courts o
Common Pleas, and General Sessions b.
required TO give this law specially ir
ch'rge to the Grand Juries, at each term
OF their Courts, during snid war with the
Abolitionists.
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CONEIGNEES

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Depot q. AIBesIIf,:!!a ""a al >@' 9t''
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A sinonds. Dr. Wd .Petiigrew,' Roasri
Earnest, ] McRryde, j. w Thomas, ;P 8
Rullilge, Capt Bro~nless a A, Williams
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Perrin, C r uasksn, Il " Lawson, Mrs
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R'ges d Co, w B Dorm. Jas Moore, jan
McCsslin. N T. Banusr.J j Il Simpson, Capt
knpx.tMrs soLsr Grays Lapgdsn Chivafs,
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~ The seventy fourth Annual Convrn-
ton of the Protestant Episcopal Church in The
Diocese OF South Carolina, assembled in
Charleston on the llth inst; the sermon was
preached by Rev. j. s. Kidvey.
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ADVERTIsEMENTs

Attention is called to the advertisement of
d. d. G. x. 4. Stock IS 90 Reward: Govern
or's Proclamation; General Order No. 10 ::
Notice BY serg't Il. F. Fuller: O,dinary's aud
others.
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Friday Morning, February 20 1863.

NOT1CE-Arrangemen,s have been made
with Mr. WIN. Fl. WILSON, formerly one OF
the Proprietors Of this paper, to continue the
publication of the Press during our absence
in tho army. He'is authorized to receipt for
all monies due this Office.
LEE & WILSON. Proprietors.
Jan'Y let, 1868.