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Livery.
Agency.
I. MCDONALD,

81 -ss=te agent and notary public, Office in
49, h.riwlre store, Plymouth, Ind.
Ds.ss lepis. mortgages. bonds, and agree
,..,ts. sells ,rds. examines titles and furnishes
,. ricts o. the same, pays taxesand redeem
ssr4 svA2fsr pxxes
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W1tciEssal<cr-.
.ICt,N ~ sHOEMXER

'-s'ar " tho clocks aud iewcry, Plymouth
'ai,s-'1' ')1stlntlr on han1 clocks, watches
'-~1s. p'ns car rins. finger rings, lockets. etc
* n vt'ehcs, etc, repaired in the bes
z'sarr 0nssibie.
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q. SlAiN e. Co

D-ug~i-ts md "onfectioncrs, side OF Michigan
s,~ret, Plymsuth, lni
!. a LEMON.
Dealer in drugs. medicines, notions, literary
roag1zin-s. naners. etc, north side LspOite
street, Pvmouth, Ind.
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Dhs-S;ciouS.
d. -. a. BORTON.

s.rsi-i.n ,rI srs.eon. oiice on Michigan STREET,
YES, -iTe ..sr HisI's Bakery, where he may be
a,a,rItsd ,lurin. o.lics hours.
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,OIl : RENNE2

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~ t,-u~v It Law al Raj E-tatc Agent, Knox,
Ruax. In =.
Collections Tx oerins' and examination OF
-;,I.s a~,,-,,rlr ,;,eu,e.l t.. n3-ly
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The policy OF IA. Sim'n So,
conduct of the war. as IL. r-, n 4.
idsn. is 10 keep psgsh.g a~s,r
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4 4 NNAi !

To-u ,s-stl.i- v4cisn.-P lrsicuiartttentionpaid
30 ohstetric prac.c, and chronic diseases 81
-,aop. ins iisessrs nf chii'iTrn Otiic. over
P.lns-'s ..a-e. CORNER Michigan and ',aDOrte
t,r.rts wha he ma he nsnlted at all hours
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IS;,l-sperislG.
MISIiEL GlNZ-

MICH ieL CINZ.
t~ferr ana hair dresser. West side Michiean
,i-e"t a"fr fhteFsons storc) Plymouth Ind
sverv'h''e'n t'e thove business attended to by
ne IN f. Dest style,
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Attorneys
o-rXE q. cAp3oN.

REEVE g. CApRoN.
A..9-nevs inI NDt,ric= Plymouth, MOrshaliCo.,
Ind. s-.cticcin II ,rshall and adjoining com
.ies. RErEasto Rahcoti; & Co.. Phelps. Dodge
+ Co, Ne~ Y ork Cooi-v. .Farwell & Co, Co .
( 20. CIc7eo, Lagaoa i Co. Phi!s., Cr !
H.se.te ( Go. Pittsburgh. lion. A l.. Osbo
In, IUa T,,u1rr Ind.
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f~as,te II y f,rssn u I,cal Collese.) resi-
'-,,- ra.1G.a aaar shifts Nil. Bremen. Ind.
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eoVa7O3 NOJs-
sas.s. Ii.l. y. &. Fl~7r,is, Proprietor.
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=. IASlA'IG=R g. BROS,
iF.c-prers nj wagons, carriages etc. Black
ing, ,tin.ing md graining done to order
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AZ. L. Time Tables.

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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
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, .aruss OF TRAINS From rLrAoUrH station.
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D. ,s-.~ Gooes Groceries, etc. south sid
/. por'r =tr-et
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Ward ware
~. q DICKSON 81 Co.

0s-'e- "a s1riT4-s Of every description, also
sto,e.. tia. sh-etirsn. AMI coprsr ware.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20
NEGRO REGIMENTS.

A gen;lcm recently from. Washington,
where he had been after his release from,
Fort Lafayette, states that le was present
when in the Yankee Congress the debate
took place on the negro regiment bill
lie heard II memhrr say il was absolutely
necessary to use til" negroes, as it would
ae impossible 10 raise another army ui
white mel. What a commentary on the
pretended philanthropy Of the North
They have tried all other expe.lients oI
Hen and money, and have failed to snhiu
gate the South, and in very spite and with
dcmoniac nalevo!ence, they would sacri
f'r the race they are pretending to beirien,l
by putting hcm forward to save their own
men from destruction.
General Snxton at Hilton Head. to save
the loss of life, as he caudidIy admits, il,
unl ca lthy regions would garrisonhis forts
with negroes, and he would al: put them
forward 10 fight where he knows they vii,
be cut to PIECES. The dclutled creatures
are beginning to find out the character o
their pretended friends, and would gladly
get back to their peaceful homes. We IN
,te attention to au .artcIe from tie Savan
nah R,pubHcan, which is worthy Of CON
sider"iion, rs TO receiving back such rs
may return to us. We agree that the
policy Of humanity sugge.ts it, and it is
proper we should Adol these views.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20
NJ. LABORDE,
Chairman Central Association.
FROM THE WEST.

MnnILE. March lG.-A s:"c;,l despatch
to the -1}Ycul. dated Pamela. Miss. l4,l.
lays II gentleman direct from Cnilwatc,
says two formidable gun boats. The Chill.
llrothe and DckaIh. two rams. " i,h cotton
dctcnccs, three guu-hoas not deemed for,
mi'iab!c, three batteries, three hundred
cavalry, and ten thousand men compose
the Yankee amy in the lazr". Some of
the hoats not loaded accompany tie cxl,.-
dition. 1T is thought their purpose is
stealing c"t'"n. They lett Helena with
one days ratons OF meat and plenty OF
bread. and other supplies; they rely n ni,on
'ii" resources Of the connrr, for meat, which
they are stealing.
The appeal says gentleman who wit
n">s'r! IL" fight ut Frrt Pr., /" rtnn. say.
mr tr"";'s w;:,tL to H.. ir w:.i>ts to &c, :.
c''a"r" at il:v enemy. Ih.. fleet consists
"i six "ntl-h"ntS ;nl ra,n.. in!:,nrv f,,rc
n"n live 10 eighteen '!ru>:unl. The c,u..
Wvs movements 'E'irn,,u '~,......- !.,..
or mp III" river O" IL" ".I'">';" h!n;i. Ger
"iIi'~'o ""'" Preparing: "a .rEst:;i:c ;!.r
enemy AT all points.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20
CORN AT s1.oO PER BUsHEL

We learn that eighG gentlemen in IIocskiu
Beat, AbLevillc District have promised 10 fur
| nish four hundred bushels of corn to sol,licrs'
families ut 800 per bushcl. We hone to hear
OF many more in our District ding likewise.
At Il meeting of the Commissioners of the
Soldiers Board of Relief, fer Abhcvillc Dis
trict, "n last sale day, it was asccrtainc,l that
there were in our District, four hundred and
fifteen soldiers families that neeled aid from
this Board Of Relief. It. was thought proper
by the Board. not 10 cxpend the whole amount
drawn for the first quarter rs there would
probably be other claims presented hcrca ftcr.
The Board resolved to pay to each family
an average OF Si.00 per month, or SI2 per
quarter, commencing. at January last-cach
family to receive according to their warts and
necessities to be determined by the Commits
sioners in each battalion. The Board was of
the opinion that this sum is inadequate TO NEE,
The wants Of the poor soldiers funi!ics, at the
present high prices Of provisions, aud appeal
| to the generous to assist, in this laudable un-
dertaking.
The greatest tug of war is to come yct-,s
| acme Is in the distance and those of on, ci,i-
zens Mt home have as great part to net upon
the theatre of the great tragedy now being
performed as the soldier in the field +; the mali,
tainanee Of our 7depslds dsJIGier snGf Should h.
neglect his part inevitable ruin awaits us
The citizen has done much to sustain our newly
i''s--;-Ad Government, but there is still moro
lof MN 10 DO. Heit~rn that there are thou
sands Of bushels Of corn in some parts Of our
Country-stil the price is So 90. Those who
have corn for sale and do not have 10 buy
meat and other provisions might well afford ia
sell corn to soldiers families nj 81. 90 per bushc
under the present existing circumstances Of
our country. We only make the suggestion.
not pretending to dictate to oihery, as n patr-
ot'c heart nnd unselfiSh conscience will guide
nli ar'ght VIII" love country more than money.
Some inen. whom We believe to have the
welfare OF country at heart, but do not under.
stand the true meaning oi contributing to the
needy. They say "let the country impose taxes
II am willing to bear my sharc-let it come
OIL all equally" If lakes were thus imposed
those men would soon see that there ar. bup
dreds Of families in our country who own ,
small tract of land for homestead, that wouN
not be able to meet this tax-how can tYey
! when they nre not enabled to acquire n cSm-
potency nows The consequence would bel jkhu,
these poor families must be thrown odL o
house and home in order to pay the taxes thu:
imposed upon them. The burden then I'D SUP
port them would be an hundred fuId create,
than it is now. Our Congress and Legislature.
vel! know thA evils that would result from
| iYnt,
which is thought the people can bear and tru:
to the generous who are able to supply the de-
fciepey by private contributions.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20
DoMHARDMEHr or PORT 1-ynsoN

PoHT llrDsoH. March 5.-T4" hnm-
ha'Imrnt commenced at p IN, yos:",--
'!a', and continued ~ to ) pm The
cn"my fired SLOWLY. Oar batteries h:.l net
reply. ht - last night a nn>; .Grst,rr,re
engagement took place The enemy rn
HcaVolcd 10 nasS our h,t'erlcS ~, Ter cover
OF tie darkness. The firing was mos
terrific, nt! aS:el two hours. One ou,,-.
boat succeeded in Passing in a ,an,aurl
c""9:''"n. The s!oo!-o!-war Mississippi
wEs set Oh .i'" and hurmt to the waters
edge i'll front OF our batteries. U:,z I.. 80
vessel was completely riGdlrI. aL,! II llIrd
ba !ly crippled, and with the rest driven
back. At 2 o'clock, the enemy withdrew
Our victory is complete and glorious. As
Tar as known, no casualties on our part.
The boat that passed is doubtless SO ,iisa
b'.d rs to render her achievements fruit
less Thiry->ix men and one mi,isi,ir-
man Of the destroyed frigate Mississ;p,i
were brought in by our cavalry This morn
ing, several Of whom were severely woun-
ded.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ECtTlNE DEPARTMENT.
cOII-MEIA. S March Tx rs

C"LrMrIA. S c., March ~, 1868
"a Fed W." Is at hand, unaccompanied with
'he f$Si'cct oi speedy peace. Our foes
nave s''"nHbsoiute control Of their purse aud
sword !" IN 'yrnnt Lincoln. Another year,
al" l''ihars\m"rr. of fierce war is upon us.
from the enHnl fleets anil armies we need
lear ou' little from the nnwis,: production Of
. '"''''' much. with the supply on hand, its
P'o""e''"h h"wfs not necessary 10 the success
M our cause" nnS can tie dispensed with for
:''rS |" COME Nc :'t"trs not i'll possession
u! '"c c"cmy m"sN produce supplies for them
serves. our "'lni"s Y the field, and the families
Of our soldiers:
No" wherefore, A4II.EDGE l.. BONIIAM,
. Gn"c,Eu" uf South CAoliuo ,lo issuo ,h;s me.
ifoei''"n'r"ll ami urgN all the good citizens of
III" Sale, hiS'nis>'ng aN considerations OF mere
S"'"' !" P"ht aud rnI4 all the provisions Of
! every description III tHeir power Let him
""' mas c"''"h seed enough 10 plant another
year and lint enough for Nnncst ic consnmntfon
! plant no: seed. ThiArs iim. to fry our
! patriotism. grcn, rcoIAe will rise to great
| occasions. We claim To l,Aye descended i,om
/ race who won Independence against imm.nse
"'"S alter " seven years " Of hardship and
f; Iriva'I"n far Srcut.r than 1--we have vet ell
duic's. L.; lis enact hislorH worthy of sucb
an ancestry. Our gallant sol kliers have won
. mpcri.hnhie rcn"wn in tn. leld and will do
;" "Ea'" ""d again Our w"1cn are making
sacrifices worthy of any aye III we but do
our duty, all will he we'll and He shall, with
, III" blessing of God, wear out Ind prostrate
our mnliCnan, aud hateful foe
In q der IN SC n
mend l." the citizens nf the State u assemble
| at Their Respective Court Houses Oh 6nles Day
III April next; anh in That spiLii Of htriutism
Which hns il ier"forc chnrnctc tcrizrI tIem, re-
S"''e !" carry ont thcs. snggcs,idnskO r
"'n'cS are taking steps To attain Tins oily let
II net he said that We will no, make every
sacrifice wh;e', l'a,'i"'ism demands.
Given under ny Ea"L nn, ,h. seal nf The 8ate :,
NJ t"'u''!nn, ihIs I6,i,.in, OF N.rcY in
H. : the y"ar Of our Lure! ga. thou-Aa.
"igi.' h1"ircd- ,n'i sixty three.
NJ J. BONHAM1
W. L. iluSrr. Secretary Of S.nt.
March 20, 1868. it
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20

The careful attention Of our farmers are
especially directed to the Proclamation of Gov.
ernor NJ. l.. Bohham in this issue, in relation
TO the planting of grain and raising provisions
OF every description within their power. lie
urges them to dismiss all considerations of
mere gain and exert every nerve to supply the
war viii ineStsCyy a.t atr fcr one SS year to come on
- -. a. a ~-.,tl,, ,,n. A., =
farmer at home.
The Governor having taken into considera.
tion the absolute control of the purse and
sword. by the tyrant Lincoln. vested in him
by the nssassins of the North has thus issued
his proclamation arpealingto the magnanmity
and patriotism Of the citizens Of South Caro-.
linn. The existence Of our independence de.
mands this course BY our f,rme-s The Gov
ernor has the utmost rSnfidnce in the eulich.
stened philanthropy and patriotism of this part
~pf the population Of our Stat and knows that
every exertion will be made meet the ex.
isencies now before us. All XIV the impend.
ing danger which is likely tresult to our
cherished country in the evente short cron
:of provisions. The prospects ,r a epeedv
eonsummation of our difficuties,re cloomier
now than at any Stage of the re,lutiop-our
cotton can avail nothing in achieng the liber.
ties we are struggling for. Let e,-v man i.
actuated by the love ofcountry an endeavour
70 produce 'ne neees'ar'es OF '"e. Afgain by
some will only tend TO weaker the t.rt;ous -,
others. who are striving to sustain Il govern.
ment We feel assured that if the n,,hsru
'.peopie will do their part well Providc. vii;
s'ee, oui s"'po' ''a'e s"'e'y ou' o' u" 'loody
seas that nre now tossing her 10 and o. Ar
enemy. though may boast of millions. IL d;,
bolical ingenuities Of asaassins can pevt,uh
jugntc christian and undivided people, ~.
: neglect our duty the cause of our ruin n ,
ssfsll upon our own heads.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20
JAMES L. PETTIGREW.

The Charleston Mercury Of the 18th an
ounces the death Of James l.. Pe,tigrew. Mr..
fttigrew WAS considered the ablest and most
stingushed lawyer of our country. lie was
ON in the Calhoun settlement, in this District.
May l7e9-and descended from a IIuguenot
mily. His grandfather had been Pastor Of a
uguenot church, and had established French
'lony at New Bordeaux. lie graduated in
South Carolina College in lSO9-taking the
n honor of his class.
! he Mrrc~ry speaking Of his many noble cI,nr.
. :ristes and virtues, says, she was excellent
{ u the relations of life. No one was more
!, Honate. more indulgent. more generous
: devoted. lie spared no effort, he was dill.
End indcfatigaBle. to advance the fortunes
ire tie happiness, to promote tho enjoy
n. Of all who had claims upon his love:
. never weary in any kind Of we'll doing
= t of all 10 this Those who lived near.
,ltpuls'" 'a" 1s", ~ "Tss .;. ,"sa t,Sa '
Il "Iisr oeat IN his oosom'
ta.,; snJships were warm, steadfnst and EN-
). The intimate friends Of half cen
day. * k's.a We, nsar ~" 1.s I"a sa" ".t 49," s
lipger over the scenes Of then
Il, sin, ,iur aa.s,; ' "o ,'s. .. m w.. Iu.I ,.n.,
- Ms. his Jealous personal aid in every
" 'ous reserve. on every emergency,
go ,ys ready TO counsel. advance or de-
'' - In prosperous or adverse fortune
be pep'" or nrofss.;ouai ,a.;.. -. ..r~i.. "a.
tooi5. ,,.,ss'." 1'" ''e " '''"s '''
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20
PREACHING IN METHODIST CHURCHES.
ABBEIILLE CIRCUIT.


BY THE PAs1oE AND THE LOCAL MINISTER'S.
MARCH,.
(Ecrised Arrangcmcnt)
dJbcy,ie IIiiaqe.
The third Sunday, the 18th, lOl o'clock.
The fourth /" the :2l, Al " D. m
Friday, the 9th, l04 o'clock-Confcdcrate
Fast day.
Two days meeting, Saturday and Sunday, the
2lst, aud 22d.
Glorer's Chapel
The fourth Sunday. e1 o'clock, p. M
Liberty.
Saturday, the alst. o'clock, p. m.
Miss Elmorr's School House.
Saturday, the alst, II o'clock.
Poor House.
Friday, the 18th, o'clock.
Eitlge.
The third Sunday the 18th, II o'clock.
Sharon
The third Sunday, the 18th II O'Clock.
Two days meeting. Saturday and aud Sunday
the 2sth and o9th.
Shiloh.
The third Sunday the 18th, II o'clock.
friday, the 9th, III Observation-Disclosures Fast
\ day.
a Smyrna.
ne third Sunday, The 18th, o'clock p IN.
! fourth Sunday the 22l, I0a o'clock y. m.
ld"y, the eth. ii o'clock-Confcdcratc Fas,
Fay.
Zydr
&c fourth Sunday, the a2j, I04 o'clock.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20
PORT HUDSON.

special dispatch dated 18th inst, from
General Frank Gardner, commanding forces at
Fort Hudson, t. Lieut.. Gen. PemhcrtJ IN, states
that the gun boat fight lasted heavy from II
TO ocloc'- the might of the I4,h in.t
All the fleet come within raEgc.
The Hartford and Monnogahcln passed, Grip.
pied; the Mississippi burned; the Richmond
disabled and sent hack. Our loss small. The
eneny's land forces advanced. All quiet on
the morning of the 18TH
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20
TO ALL SOLDIERS RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS
IN SOUTH CAROLINA

The Legislature having placed ut the
disposal of the Central Aesociaion, at
Columbia. two hundred Thousand dollars.
to he expended in providing Shoes hlan
kcts, and 81 thing to the Carolina soldiers,
Tie Association calls upon all similar AS
%ociations in the State 10 all j, in il; n,ra,
work. Deeply impressed with the impor.
tancc oi these vO untarv Associations, and
the generous and scl!-sa,crcnc; spirit
Which has distinguished our people, we
would respectfully urge upon al in, most
vigorous rcrscvcring cxcrtIon. Let none
suppose that the appropriation on tie part
OF the State has rendered individual ain!
private Effort unnecessary. Whcn we
think of the magnitude If the struggle in
which we arc engaged, the determined
Spirit Of our unscrupulous enemy, the
comparatively limited resources Of our Gov
crrmcnt, We feel that the appca! is made to
every man and woman in the Cunfc,leracv
AMI that our success can only he achieved
"y the Joint labor Of all. We invite tl.n,
;!!c co operation OF all D,rric; Associations
and world be pleased 10 receive any in
formation or suggestions in reference to
our common lahorS
NJ. LAHORDE,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20
TO PRINTERS.

printer who is competent to do the work
n country newspaper Office, of study busi-
pess ha"its can procure situation in pleas
ant country town, 10y addressing the editor of
this paper, with sufficient Recommendations of
his ability aud moral character Particulars
Will he given those who desire to engage. Adj
dress -itGcriUc Press Otfcc
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20
GENERAL TOOMBS.

''' On short visit to Washington, Ca. on last
'-eaturdsy, We learned that Gen. Toonb..
vas quite i'll At his residence in that place.
He had been confined TO his room for several
days We hope that he may soon recover
General Toombs resignation was matter o.
great regret among the officers and men upde,
His command.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20
. Gen. TooMps.-Tho Columbus Enqui,


rer says:
We have heard, from source which
we presume to be well informed, that Gen.
roombs felt aggrieved by the appointment
over him, and 'toa command him in the
army to which he was attached, Of officers
who's commissions were of later date than
his own. and that his first recourse to
have this grievance remeded was an ap-
plicalion to be transferred to another de-
par.ment Of tI,e service, which teing refns-
cd, he rendered his resignation. This
version, if correct, shows that he did not
display over sensitiveness. or Withdraw
from tie service because Of nero personal
disappointment or cLngrin. On he con-
traty, hi, request 10 be transferred appears
to haye teen reasonable and Compro-
missing one, and the matter Of surprise is
that it was not granted. =:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20
STRAY COLTS.

Attention is directed to the advertisement,
- in this issue. by Mr.. Moody Gentry. who of
<tsrs reward of $1,000 to any person who will
\eliyerhis colts to him. near Butlerville, An
yon District, 8. c. These colts when lest
Of: were in The. Ne'ghborhood Of the
oods. in this District and appeared to be
their way down th. country.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20

goa. John A Wier, Administrator of the Estate
Of Col. A. j. Lythgoe, proposes to sell on the
sd Of next month"; April, all the personal pro.
'sperty DC of the Deceased. Those desrous o
spnrehasing young aud likely Negroes and 9th
sefartieles will read The advertisement and at
t.tend the sale.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-20

:, Persons .desirous Of buying likely negro,
on good time will read the advertisement /
VIM. II. Parker, Commissioner. Sale on ne:
fSaledny. 9Th inst.
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toNSJfNJHJ.rc

lhe following persons have freight in the
Depot al AhbcviIle:
} l. Barnes. j NJ Moscly, T. SimonLs.
II Is Milford, Rev. DIR Turner J II Adam
r l. lsSraham, j Br"wnl"c. Mrs. LING
don Chevcrs. Col. IL PATTERSON. w IL
Wilson. c Il Haskell, Hon. u l. Wanlaw,
II " La"S"n, Martini II Dalton. \ A
W'it'awS Il = Hughes, \ J Weed II G
Perrin. Sin'km~ Salt Wosk$. Capt, Knox,
\ Scales, " J Los" ax, Jas IInpk:ns,n
T. Noble, + NJ Mitchell, J w Th"n,a,
Il NJ Palmer, ] II Moore, j McBrydc
NJ Il Dannrr, j ID Chamcr<.
ID. Il. SONDLEY, AIT.
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On DEAR 1T is said that on certain
,time,a Chinese widow being found fan
.niDg the grave oi her husband. was asked
why she performed so singular an opera
ton. She said she had promised not t..
marry sgmn wlrle the, grave renla ned
damp, aud that as it dried vefS'slowly. she
saw no harm in assisting tassaHocess.
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Iho NbbebiIje Press.
s. G..
W. A. LEE, EDITOR.
Friday Morning, March 20 1863.

NOTICE.-Arrangement have been made
with Mr.. WM. II. WILSON, formerly one of
the rrcIrict"rs Of this paper, to continue the
publication Of the Press during our absence
in the army. lie is authorized to recent for
all monies due this Office.
LEE 4 WILSON, Proprietors.
Jau'y lst. 1868.
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McGOWAN'S BRIGADE.

PROVIDENCE permitting. will return t..
my Regiment U2) the first week in April, and
Will take charge Of any packages or boxes for
the Brigade, which may be sent to the care OF
the Chairman Of the Central Association. =
Columbia, S. Z.
J. MONROE ANDERSON,
Chaplain 18th Regiment ;. G. V.
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CHEAP COLLEGES.

The Due.wcst T'1csrop" says, the cheapest
Colleges in the South ate the Male and Fe-
male Colleges in Due West Tuition in the
i"rn"r is about .irc "oiiars yc"r, i'll the latter
1t il lower than in any similar Institution that
We know Of Board is only twenty dollars
Ter muIth.
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FASTING AND PRAYER.

Our readers will remember ,hut ncxt Fri
"aS' 9Th INST, is set apart by President Davis
as day of fasting. humiliation and PRAYER.
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See Notice Of Settlement Of the Estat.,
Travis Bearden. decd, BY A. T. Widemap.
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. The Tax payers of the Town Of Abbevn
ARE directed to the advertisement, in this iss
by Armistead Burt, Intendent