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, 1863-06-08
LATER FROM EUROPE.


NEW Yon6, June The new steamship
America. from Bremen May 9th, yia South
ampton May 9Th, arrived this morning.
The Confederate loan ductuated greatly on
the news Of Stonewal1 Jackson's death.
Reports Of probable armistice, and of the
prospect Of European offers Of mediation be-.
tween the North and the South, are again re-
yiyed In London.
The Times says Of Gen. Rockers address,
" If this document were received without au-
thentication, 1t might pass for hoax, ridi-
culing the Federal commander and his style.''
A great meeting had been held at Sheffield
for the recognition Of the South, and 10000
persons were present. A resolution was
j,assed to memorialize the Government. The
Times says Mason left London on Tuesday for
Paris. Increased strength was impaired to
the probability Of French mediation. The
Confederate Loan advanced to par. French
rentcs 90 to 40f. Agricultural prospects in
France are magnificent.
OaEezea, on the Dnieper, has been occupied
by the Polish insurgents. The insurgents
gained victory at BierZe. .
, 1863-06-08
FROM MIL WAVKEE.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuuel
MILWAUKEE, June 8, 1868.
obedlent to call for Copperhead meet
Ing, crowd Of the unter1ided assembled to-
night to indulge in froe expression of senti-
ments upon the late act Of General Burnside,
in suppressing the Chicago Times. Unfortu-
nately, however, for their cause, the recent
revocation Of that order has very considerably
cooled the ardor Of the CoppeTheads. Conse-
quently there was very little enthusiasm man
ifested. E. G. Ryan, the principal speaker
Of the evening, held forth in Ills usual yehe-
ment style, Several other gentlemen spoke,
the burden Of their remarks being in eulogy
Of the martyred Vallandigham, and denounc-
ing and ridiculing the acts Of the Administra-
tion. The attendance was very slim.
A. the close OF the Democratic meeting
last evening, resolution WAS adopted calling
q Mass Convention Of NIL the Democrats in
tht State, to assemble in this city on the 25th
Of June.
, 1863-06-08
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune
SPRINGFIELD, June 6, 1863.
4 bill before the House provides that Clerks
of Circuit Courts in counties having popu-
latfon Of less Than Il, 600 inhabitants, are to
have an increase Of fees, together with an
amendment limiting the fees in counties Of
ovcr s., 600 to maximum Of $2,500 gear,
the overplus to be paid into the county
treasury.
Gus. Harrington, Aaron Hazen, Utah Drum
mond, and Others, are here lighting the street
railway bill Of Hitchcock and Harlbut.
The Democratic members held meeting TO-.
day to receive propositions from different
railroads interested in the transportation Of
citizens to attend the mass meeting of the
Democracy to be held here Oh the 18th inst
Preparations on great scale are being made
to receive the Copperheads who are ex-
pected.
Two attempts have been made to fire the
State House one last night, by setting fire to
quantity Of old paper and lumber ut the foot
Of the stairs in the basement, the other be-
tween the staircase and the wall, on the stairs
leading to the cupo1a- The motive for these
attempts cannot be imagined.
A memorial to the President, asking him to
pay over the two per cent. on the sales Of
land due the State, amounting to over $780,
ooo, will be forwarded.
The bill appropTiating $l00, 900 for the re-
lief Of soldiers, will probably pass the House
with an amendment providing for different
distribution Of the money.
There is a disposition to adjourn 60 soon as
the bills absolutely necessary shau have been
passed
8rR1SGFtE1D, June GA senate bill to pre-
serve the purity Of the ballot box and secure
the Independence of voters at elections in the
State OF illinois, was read twice this morning
In the House, and referred. One clause in this
bill prevents the marking or numbering Of
A bill to amend chapter 20 Of the Revised
Statutes, entitled Criminal Jurisprudence"
having for Its object the application Of the law
TO cover the counterfiting Of Treasury notes
nnd postal currency. was INTRODUCED and or
dered to third reading. The penalty for the
exceeding fourteen ycarB.
The present Law IS supposed to be doubtful
on these points, as Treasury notes may not be
considered bank BILLS
Several unimportant private bills were In.
troduced and referred to appropriate commit
tees.
A stnpendous horse railway scheme for
Chicago passed the Senate At its last session.
1t is called the Wabash Railway Company.
It may build horse railways without getting
the consent Of the Common Council, or any
property owners, in the following streets:
Monroe street, Wabash avenue, Twelfth,
ana n%sni Hs Gresn Bay, Wells; Van Bare9. Hals;ed
4%1p p4e1splaanes street, Milwaukee avenue. md
mit",,et. ;hS s.Ieet. The corporators are Charles
in9 and Hairless Anrlbnt, and the lead
intcrested dey 3o o. III II " 9. Gondy. The others
bin cheated the Senators and II nas.ed y Tug Luz
body without being read. Nj. FIFE = t.las t.1
Ing to pass. itin The House. Messrs z TX *
.1! and Ward & have e; smoked @ cut The iutamons nous
into The Senate, as the journal Of that day va T.
gone from the files. ~
, 1863-06-08
FROM THE INDIAN REGI0N,'
Highly Important Action Of the
Cherokees,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.1
WASHINGTON, June Z, 1sG3.
John Ross writes to the Indian Bureau that
special Cherokee Council, at Cowskln
Prairie, In February, decreed the severance of
all connection with the rebels, aud the abol-
ishment Of slavery.
Agcneral Council Of tribes is to be called,
and delegation, Of which John Ross is chair
man, has been sent to Washington, to renew
the treaties with tho United States, and petit
ton that the Chcrokces may return to their
own country.
, 1863-06-08
TIE REVOCATION ORDER.

We cannot endorse nll the ccnsure cast
zpon the President by our Detroit cores-
pondcnt, in relation to the revocation of
Order 81. As We have said before, we
still think the President acted too
hastily, but that had he been ap-
prised Of the true state Of facts,
be would have waited few days or weeks
before interfering with General Burnsides
order. However, the chief blame cannot
rest upon him. He had probably not
seen or read copy Of the seceah Times
since he was inaugurated. deknowsnoth-
ing about that villainous sheet except what
may he incidcnt1y told him By visitors
His impressions OF it are, perhaps, formed
upon his recollecdons when Sheahan pub
1ishcd it, when it was violent partizan
but still loyal Union paper: The
President rarely reads any newspaper, and
knows very little Of what is said by the
public press. Wcthink this is an error on
his part, but that does not alter the fact.
The press may be called the talk Of the
people, and in no way can q public man
learn so much as readily Of the topics
about which the people are talkirgg, IS by
reading the editorial columns Of the 1ead~
ing journals Of the country. But the
pressure upon the Presidents time is SO
Ereat thnt lie dcvotes it all to public busi-
ness, and lets the newspapers on his
table lie unopened. Hence, he has no inst
conception ofthe atrocious and tressonable
character Of the print Gen. Burnside ann-
pressed. 4 few hours after the order went
into effect, he received a long dispatch.
signed By gentlemen Of high official posi-
1ion, advising him to revoke it. He
received no dispatch advising him to sus-
tain il. On the one side WIS a United
States Senator, a Representative in Con-
gTcss, Suite Senator, District Judge, the
Chief ofPolice, the Mayor Of the city, per-
haps other Judges and officials, and promi
nent citizens personal acquaintances
OF his. and several Of them personal friends
of great influence with him. Add to this
The joint resolutions Of the Legislature,
then in session. On the other side, to sus-
thin the order, was the loyal masses; but
they had not made their powerful voices
heard. They were acting on the defensive,
quietly organizing to support its execution,
and"hew nothing Of the influential peti-
ton for reprieye Of the culp1it sent to the
President, until after it had done its work.
They were overwhelmed With astouish.
mcnt and modification when the news
came that the miserable reptile was turned
loose. But when they come to consider all
the facts, th.ir censure Of the President
will materially abate Our correspondent,
rc arc confident will be willing also to
, 1863-06-08
FROM THE SOUTH.


FORTRESS MONROE, June G.-Richmond pa.
pcrs Of this morning contain the following:
CHARLEsToN, June An Official dispatch
from Gen. ". s. Walker, at Pocataligo, reports
that the enemy fired the town Of Blaffton to-
day. Our forces engaged them and prevented
al advance. A letter from Lieut.. Col. John
son to Gen. Walker says, We are now in
Button, which place is in flames. The enc
my has retired. No one On our side is hurt.
In the raid on the Combahee, the enemy car
ried awaY about ], 900 negroes, and destroyed
nearly a million dollars worth of property.
MoR11E, June 4.-The corn crop In Alabama
dition, and promises On abundant Field. Rsfu.
gees at Pascagoula report another brilliant
victory over the Yankees at Port Hudson.
, 1863-06-08
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Trlbune.J

Sr. PAUL. June g. 1858.
Gen. sibley and staff left hero this morning
for Camp Pope. They will reach there next
Wednesday, and Monday following will start
on the exhibition. Nearly Ill the forces th.t
comprise The expedition are already ut Camp
Pope, and the remainder are under marching
orders. The delay which has prevented m
early opening Of the campaign renders it
doubtful whether the 1ndian war will close
this season.
Colonel Miller Of the 17th Minnesots, as
sumed command, to-day, At the late Head
quarters Of Gen. sibley Of the garrison force
In the State.
, 1863-06-08

CINCINNATI, June 6tlL-The approaching
pemocratic) Convention is the topic Of CON
good as nominated. Va11andjgham wants it,
and his friends are determined he shall hare it.
, 1863-06-08

signed to duty on Rosecrans' staff, IS iuspcc-
tor OF artillery.
The Newport {R. y Ners, announces that
Gov. sprague and Miss Kate Chase, eldest
daughter Of the secretary{of tho Treasury, is
shortly to be married.
, 1863-06-08

-Mnfor General Ord, who his been assign
ed to the command Of tho Department of
West Point, Va, proved his skill and bravery
at the second battle Of Coriuth.
, 1863-06-08

w AnJUrAar GKHxR4 Us 0YFrUE,l
Washington, June Sd. 1858.
Ger ersl Orders No. IS dated May 18Th. 1aGs ftnm
H. adqua1tszs. Army OF the Potomac. publishes the
Lieutenant J0HN sPOERRI, sd regiment Of Illinois
Vo!unteeIs, eonvtcted By General Cont Marital q
and sentenced to be eashiered and forfeit al psy
aEd amolnments, one or to become due to h!n:
that At such time and plAce the Commanding Gen
eral shall direct be the Of regiment
stripped OF all badges f office. aud this sentence then
found guilty the nnr1e and pace Of abode (slnca!r
county 1no1sl OF said Lieutenant Spoerr. and this
eente1ce 10 published In newspaper OF the sAte Of
Illinois," les e995 1t
, 1863-06-08

~AANA n.
Address Drawer sa7.
Dr. Liehthn1 czn be committed datly fsouo 10 II q,
1s 5: ;ssess S sias = s;
p afs as9 1as 1sd8 & Z zs.ls e
sfs
ID 1 81 Is Gssss ND EsTf
obtained OF CARLETON, us Broadway, Nav YorE:
TBsT1M0HIALs.
~ scin Kev John Mott p D. Profsso. tn Union Col
q: Z earsa i
Is an has1ng been entfel? re1o1ed T. aea,inF
H. 81 ~ ss1 Sn
especially ~ have spplled ID vain t. NJ sna1 nSv
icsag o1q. oR1 o1asE t1H;p phsscta1s Of fEePHtae1 1
Post once sdazrsFonds, Mca:somsay as: SnaS co'xk
tsnro11os E9z ses !x V,IP PsHy a, Aso sE1 nIys.l
70 ta se IL I'd IL Raa 4.
tsn5Ge q Dr dSh.oi has :s'!sved
sS15ss n.ds y peisoas seesas 6sof@ston y Z NJ y
RoBERr cI1VE. Book-Keeper.
y certifying that nave effected great desi Of In
hand au,ts rom y o Sc z
% hstsaey ~ ssa ma ds yea
Proprietor pelavsn House. Albany. M.
Fnsa-syn.zE; Sex Eoxk, yunos 1sa
iii sd ~ you e tst e.
Raytd IN the case Of ny daughter had been paF.
me1s ~ ~: fi.@
, 1863-06-08

JORDAN CANAL BARROWS,

- For sale By JE3UP.
.N--[~-~ KENNEDY d CO..
A>=N@lIJ Agents for the Manu-
lAE=E228a:=@ facturers, II 4 Is Wells
(CEJJ FTS If aTreet.
wv -zSAtt - 1e8 8e94-4tawxkTU-net
, 1863-06-08

baT1tra street, Il authorized to reetirr ddr6rtiss-
aaeaks for this and al tts Aodi9g Northwestern
EdrtT&,
, 1863-06-08
- Mep advertisements.
DEA FIN ESS.
CATARRH.
Diseases Of the Eye, Ear
and Air Passages.
DIR. LIGHTHILL.
a dass Of r. q 81 Marks Place, New York rho hss
pesn sEte TO- the PAST two months It thu Tre-
rrsjdencr ehcs2o. has to nored to hta permanent
i76 Michigan avenue.
RetWcen adams and jackson Streets.
Address Drawer 5s97.
DIR. LIGHTHILL~
i76 Michigan avenue.
&ep 41pertiseI.1enta.

Between adams and jackson strce,~
Address Drawer su7.
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WAR TAX ASSESSMENT

OF all Ncut Cattle, Horses aud Mules, not
used in Cultivation, and Asses, owned by each
person in the Savannah Regiment. and Of the
gross proc Gods of the sales of ~ II Beef Cattle,
since the Zi,h Aprll to the lst November, OF
the present year.
will he at the following places at the times
specified below, viz:
Wnrrrnt"n, Monday. Nov. lG;
Tribes. Tuesday. Nov. It:
LownLcsville, "Wednesday Thursday and
Friday, Nov. 18th 10Th and %;
Speeds. Saturday, Nov. 81:
Bradiry's. Mou,i:rv, Nov. %;
Call,oun's Mills. Tuesday and Wednesday,
Nov. 9th ard %:
Fordeaux, Thursday, Nov. &c;
Talh"rs, Friday and Saturday, Nov. Q! til
and 2S:
Cothran's, Monday Nov. 80:
White Hall, Tuesday, Dec. i:
Cedar Sp inls. " ,'lncsdny De- q;
Abhevl!c G. H.. Thursday Friday and
Saturday Dee. 81 9Th and 5;
Tax Payers will please be runctunl in at
tendance at the places aud times mentioned.
EVERY MAN If he only has one Mich Corr is
required TO report TO Inc above. All who
fail to report tie number Of Cattle owned hv
them. Or in their care, within tho tim. above
menti"ncd. l will te REQUIRED to enforce tho
penalty.
:. A. TALMADGE,
Assessor lat Collection District.
Abhevillo Z. H., Nuv. =, 1868, ~ If
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FIRST. RATE PLANTATION
FOR, SATF

CONTAINING EIGU7' HUNDRED AND
SIXTY Acres of land. 'situnte in Abbcvill Dis
trict. :. c.. on waters of Little River. Twelve
miles west of Abbevlle Vil!a:,r First Rate
Grain and Cotton Plant3! .""--l3o Acres Of
Low Lands, and $50 Acres IT .lrst qnnllity of
Wool I.anh-n Dwelling House mud all ncces
snry OutBuildings.-To purchaser apply yin;
imme mediately, before the first Of January next
many important and valuable inducsmcn: wills
be offered.
For reference apply 10 John III Wilson, Esq
ut Ahbevila G.. L.. James NJ. Martin on the
premises, or the Undersigned at Iusk aega, Ala
J MARTIN.
Nov %, 1868 30 1t
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HEADQUARTERS,
CONsCRIpT DEPARTMENT
CoEpMprA. Noycn,ber 81. 1ss

COLUMBIA, Novcmber2l, 1868.
GENERAL ORpgE, No. 81.
A revision is hereby ordered of nfl Ger
i; tiicates of Exemption from conscription
heretofore granted in. this State. oafsaccount OF
physical disability with the visw, chiefly, to u
complete registfationsof alLspersoni ,whe are
physically unfit for military service, with the
,causes of such unfitness -
II. Every person holding .tSnreeon,s Ger.
tificate of Exemption" from conscription will
report in. their respective Districts to tile Fx-
anining Board. on sucFr days as may be sapi
pointed by the Chief Surgeons of tt6ee several
Congressional Districts, of which days public
notice will be, given. -.
III. Those who, fail TO, report Will be :uo.lon
ger recognized as exempt, and their certificates
be no longer Of force - :; = go : :.
!. Nv. Eurqlling OtIicsss, VIXEN advised of ;th1
days appointed for}lIs Havislon. In their res
peetiye Districts, will:uS all proper taesns to
extend the notice and procure the prompt
attendance of nlIspersons sub biect to the order.
By' order of Meier MELros. comd.s Of Con.
SCRIPTS. H. R&W. :SHAND.
Lieutenant and assistant Enrolling Officer.
z s>Noys2ss 1858, 80. ct !. ). RI!
q aCaro!iniap, Mercury and Courier, copy
a.s,s xs Hmss trl Yeekly ;alI other papera in Tia
tas1tS sbWyce.' = sksts>
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SLAVE LABOR FOR THE COAST.
DIVISION NO, |,

TIE Commissioners Of the leads nm 4
the T"wn anth"iiti"s Of the judicial Dis
'r'",s of l'ickens. G,renvi.i", Spas,anb.rlr An
!crS"n. Union York, C:lrstrr, Iaurrns. Abhc-
r''le nnd Ncwberry nre req iirrl forthwith to
Summon ali i'-rs"n' in ros-"ssi'; II slaves liable
to i!"ai daty within the lu.i;s a. their authori.
tv, 10 deliver one fourth Of their slaves liahle
to such Ju:y ut the Railroad Drpo:s nearest
the owners residence. ON WEDNESDAY, 18th
December irnX., in time for the .!oyn morning
trains, for thirty days labor OH the fvrtiica-
tions.
ii. The Commissioners OF Reals and the
Town authorities nfereseid will also impress
and deliver at the Depots at the same time,
ona-iourth of nll male free negroes between
the ages of sixteen and fifty, within the limits
Of their authority, to u. forwarded for the
same term Of lah0r
III. The aggregate Of the calls made on this
Division, including the present cnll, is four
months labor "f one-Conrth the Road hands -
III pursuance. there, of the terEis of the Acts Of
| the Lcgislntnre, the Comm Issioner. Of the
Roads and the Town authorities will only re-
Iuire Of the several shareholders such an
amount of labor will, when added 10 that
already furnished. make up such ownor's quota
i. e., one fourth Of their Road hands for four
months -
~. The inconsistency Of calling for hands
Tor Mirty-ddys which are detained: SIXTY days,
| is matter beyond my control. The Act re-
quires me to call for a term Of service of thirty
days, while the negroes can only be discfiar-
ged ny orders of the General Commanding
V. Persons to whom it will be at all CON
venient to contribute Labor in advance under
this call ore earnestly requested to do So; the
law assures them of full credit for it on future
calls. which will come probably at less op-
portnne season.
vi. Owners are advised to furnish their
| slaves with rntions to last to Charleston.
VII. The Agents sent out to receive tho ne :
groes are prohibited from furnishing subst-
tutes.'
:" WAI. NJ SHANNON
Agent State South Carolina.
Cafoiinidn, Courier, and Norcnry will pub.
! ! iiss once week each in daily and tri weekly
for four weeks. other papers in the Division
! oncca week for enme time.
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PUBLIC NOTICE

thereby c"nstitnte JOHN; TaGGART m y
lawful agent to transact all business for m e a.
Surviving partner Of Davis q Crews,s and have
placed Che Notes and Accounts in Ii IisIands
for collection He is also authorized To, nloke
settlements for me Sindividualfy, aud for the
firm, receive and receipt for tlIe same. -.
will please make paynenf, !. and these HAVING
:eiaigs viii present Them totMr: oTaggart fos
-: Il. B CREWS. j
So, St.. 4, Surviving Partner.
Sept ~, 1893, 90. $m ( -:i,tsFIEg:*'
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
AbGaVilla Disiriat-In Eauity.

JAME: NJ. HOPKINS nnl WIFE W. VS..
CEOWIilEK aud WIZ: a,.i others.
EW f3r IGrtit;a.i &c.
Pursuant to oii.r Of t'r,.":. | VIII sell, n.
public "E'cry. at hhbevt!" C.. II on >:,l.dav in
December L"xi &; lie k,a! i.ia:c Of John a.
Burton ':rc Il. u:. .iul,usn..s tr.:vk, containing
diH acres mnr. or loss. anil brnnti..d bv lands
OF James C".wil" E"!,cpt Tucker, David Gala.
han. and "ilsc.s Il. follows:
The Hon. Tract 273 n"rcx mere or less
1he liH.t"n Tract :sin mcrcs n,urr or less
ia" Sa':nore Tract. 100 acies lDnrc or less
ISrns-Cash, Purchaser to pay inr papers
WM. I.@FARkER, c. Il A. u.
Ce;!:!n:saioners Office, Nu" H. 1868. % A.
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WAR FAX.
I'd COLLECTION District,

OoNUV11eCtfVH OIoIl ICG'
! will meet the Tax Payers for the purpose
OF making the Assessment upon Neat Cattle,
and Horses not used in Agriculture, at the fol-
loving times aud places viz:-
Cokesbury, November 18TH and 10;
Greenwood, November 23d, oath and 25;
NInety-Six, November 26tI and 81;
W9ocville, November
Callahans. November 80:
SIm1,Itthvillc, I1, December
White Hall. D.cenbers;
Aooey,lie G. H.. Dscember7, -
Una,tsssiig DUa W. DeeemLer 9th and 10;
pomso', e, necemher llth and f2;
erso"s 'ailing to make returns before 18th
december must expect to be Double Tared
come 1ully prepared as cannot have time ia
iDake your calculations ''"'e u
81. WESLEY AsBLACK,
Nov. 16, 1863, 29, If '''''''
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EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. 2.
RICHMOND. VA. Oct 10. 1863,

nASdMoND, "a, Oct- 10, 1865.
HHHE following Confederate officers and men
Il are hereby declared duly exchanged:
l. All officers and men captured and paroled
at any time previous to the rst Of Septem-
Der: 1858. This section. however, is not in
tended to include any officers or men captured
at Vicksburg, JUN a, 1883, except such as
we're declared ezehangsd by Exehaoge Notice
Ne. g.. September p, 1858, or are specifically
named in. this notice. But it does embrace all
deliveries made at City Point or other place
before September j, 1868, and with the limj-
tation above named all captures at PortHud-
son or any other place, where the parties were
released on parole. 49,, = :,
II. The stafs of GeperaIa. Pemberton, Ste.
venson. Bowen. Moore, Barton, s. D. Lee.
Cummings, Harris and Baldwin, and of ColoneIs
Reynolds: C9ckerell and Docksry. the officers
and men belonging to the EnginsersGorps and
.s!Anpers and Miners, and the 4th and as Mic
;ls;lppi Regiments. all captured at VfetsBurg,
III. The General afhSsrs captured az Yicks.
burg. July 4, 1888, were declared exohanged
81 <,ls.S ROBERT oULD
o.. ..s,.,aea % :. agent Of Exchange.
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STATE c. SOUTH CAROLINA


WI. CKOWrHER nad ANOTHER va JOHN
CROWTHER and others.
Bill tor Partition.
Pursuant to order Of Court will cell. At
public outcry, Mt Abbe*illc G. H. Oh saehnv in
December next (I) the Real Estate Of James
Cr"wther decd on Johns"n's Creek, bounded
by lands Of Conrad Wakefield, Michael Nc
Ghee and others as follows:
g l. The Old Place: 100 ncres more or less
.: The Knight Place. l52 acres more or less
or less.
Terms One half cash, the balance on credit
OF one year with interest from day of anle.
Purchasers to give Bonds with two good
surc:i es and pay for papers.
"M. II. pAEkER caY. r.
Commissioners Office, Nov. II. lsG3 % 1t
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Sale of a House a1d Lot in the
Corporation of Ahbeville Village.

Fy order of the Ordinary for Abbeville
VII sell hy public cutlery at the Court House
"o"r, on salesday i'll December next that House
anl lot Of land containing One aud three
fourth acres more or less. being the Real Estate
of The late Dewitt Jones deed.
Purchaser 10 give hond, and n mortgage Of
the Premises 10 the Ordinary, if deemed neces.
sary, to secure the payment Of the purchase
money. and pay the costs in cash
ROBERT JONES s. 4. d.
Nov. -. 1863. %, st
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Abbeville District-In Equity.

0UUoVlIIG GOISLIICL-Ih EVUICY.
STEPHEN W. WILLIS and WIFE and others
IS. JAMES BANKS anil WIFE, and Others
BN for Pdrt;tion.
Pursuant 10 order "f Court. will sell, at
nnhlic cutlery. at Ahhcville &. H., on salrdnv
in l'"cc'hcr next (T) :hr Real Estate Of Thcs.
Harmon decd. lying on Savan, all and Little
Rivers containing seven hundred ncras more
or less, and honn'lcd by lands of Wm. Harmon
Frederick E'imon1s. james Banks end others
Terms credit Of and . years, interest
from Jay Of sale.
Purchaser TO give Bend with two GOOD sure
tes. pay costs in casl, AMI pav far papers
WM. II. PARKER, C. l. 4. u.
Commissioners Ont:", Nov: II, 1863, Is H.
tn C"lrmhn Guardian insert once q uc.k
far ihEec mccEs.