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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-30

! ,s=d Originated (Ha- s.rh :, ,l.ias, te 1t
remembered, 49, nrv-r sh.ra t.-fi,r,D
the rr,>,.nt Puhl:. :<.h.nt I:.w nh,r,.in
mug h,si~ r,r.,r ""> ,.Tnyifoi f,r ths
at'r">...: ...tginat"r :, .i.I.its,.;. .s%.: ~.
Il" ~.".rv Of x:;1vt yr.s: / f.x.. a.,
I.,d:<'iurt re.'ilect..e:. .:.s, ~. A.-j 4, nYt,,
E. free -ra,.,: esS'. - t>GciI - :. VII
'-stoSe thin r:cr,t Law irapc.; :uil-armrd
irf,sa the k-,ad "t oar cha.itai,i. and ~
.isht 1nti Sur-rin,rwie,n And pre-
sIrrc that III" >nG general l.lrn. viii.
perhal, i. .Lt i.~ ~ific-ti"n> 7" >uit lar
tirular cru'.;.~s prevailed AL nv-r ,.c.
STATE. even III Washington county. u:.rr.
I-rhape. alth" education wa ,,..s -.i.:a.-
e'i bv ,h'' pnr-, p il h.s BEEN ;rs 1hi>
hni "hr"d REGION" ,l,t. p->rl may have
come t" the I'D If ,k' STATE AM c"ular
and increased. l.y private contribution,
the .;.l"ry ra.l AZ 'aSati"n. | hav" \
very di-:;.*e rcc"ii'.c,i"n also Of tnsis..
rlv>rl.. hca appointed tcs,h"r i'll 4
priiir School n Charles crun'v in the
y... fsi9. about l. wears before, &c
e,riiu. To our Superintendent. \ yn'hIic
lISc SCIbpl WI 's'l l.Ii''| ~ A!i ti! - INV
cr counties. ani al the expiration Of ia"
year receiving draft payable by The
Tax Coli. ctor Of the District for one por-
ton Of n,y salary, a,"l ano''YE rav:.a:e
at a B.nk in lar, f,r another par,
,sc~i'lcl To D. pail 10y thr State, and
in adl,ti"n thereto. i liberal c"l,triEu-
ton. which "t c"'Ir>" "as 'luca>urcl hy
tl, ru1s5" Of IL! pa'r"ns,
SAID in til opium. Of 'h<r remarks
ria. I ,.a.s .sai sit ',rf;,i,n'i r.@rr,. ,h,-
.xr.sr,< from Mr.. Van b. address anI >,
did. cau-c have h,rn favorable t"
the New school Law ana hrim1, X my
vocation. thrown much aIn.Hi--t III" r,,n-
,lr. have laJsM,>a ~ remove III" pre-
iulic,.> c.i.fiu. II: the ,ninl> "f nany
against i,--i.r'.jI ire fnn led, IN sour.
ca,,.-, nv.on sir fact that the School i-."
and tl.,. "lion< Registration i.aw vr-,,n;,t,d
froh. "nr ami The ~,;nr l.niv 81 nr.n for
+un, n."n, '.i.nnrant and s,ai "htri" of
course tn, are. will Ak '-.n any good
come. o,,, nf Nslar,,E. LAY have Ia
bored in NV huni-s "ny, t" r"n!"vc the
rr.iu.ii,r.. a.,in =. ,{li, l,w has" r,a~''c'i
with tn, I"r, = "n th'. t'lly "fc'ni,tnnn.
th.. system. Before It VA tri,rl. ~. e."
and this ; anyc dom. wirh"ut c'r,,!a.'i-ati"n
'.r la. -xT~cr:1rn "t a':-i.m ra'l;
f.z.c that Loves labor will - 'i,>.t If tire
a+,tsi"r aaI rs,"ncni ef So -. il: l"ssi,.<
III his pr..-.n' c"uTsr.
In cnncln>in, Nsssrs E.l.;cs. 1t M
add that it u.nll.i sveu. - # ii I.;.ti,s lrnt-
to ,'p,r~i---' fH,r'", C"">p;"', whlrE III"
Mi i-t.s.Er,l Superintendent has had rria-
t,L as :. c.lairn to hi, t,.'rlr.r> certificates.
will hay. I" l,. inverted when applied to-
III, higher official. and that W. luSss :sss
"Con.jnci Q4ta. pr,i.,~'
EGYPTIAN.
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lCOHNrSlCkrEc.
IN'V!HEit Nv A5EV.
s;. Msry': Co., Nov. 9th, 1865.


s;. Mary: Co., Nov. 9th, 1865.
o.m A.,rlt per,'>re. p,iusY.e d>",e""n.
Iw,s iorcFs,y scluind,sl, M"-,rs. E,di.
t,r+. Of this tri,a rssziN. whit rea.liug
.he other day in the bait. ;in-se. tse
L,'cr Of "Civi," II Washington canty.
Givin,. III .u'c,'in, Of 4 lrrtur., or allrc+.
SeEver-. I, .ss. S,unty by Tire Rev Eb-
trrz. Van B"hk"t,'r. v:' mwie create!
Stat, HsEsr is.'-nien, Q! Education. read
this n;t:ce cf sail lecture with no very
great surprise. but with uufcigncd regret
With no rrrv great surprise say. l~'-
eses. | Was M, unnlindful that this address
s,nsnat~i from the -arnc Rev. geStlman.
who felt himself called urec, c. :i.e session
of the C,nven,ion e ssc Protestant Eli.-
c,yaL Cks.eh u the city Of Bait, 10 Nav
lss,. g. riss in i.is place AL dencs,acc tha,
aucis' l>>emSlsse As e. n,oI, COMPOSED
- !e vss. - gress part of venerable Chris
fans who had y-csn g<sy in the .cricr
Il Him who's. Holy W"rifc'ls 10 Though
spssk with the Tongues If men and OF
s9ssss. snA have not chnrity am become
.. so,1,Sitse hr~s ss l tinklin. cymhar';
s,d !. wfs.s peA.aes it might naturally
f'c supposed ''j,nior," - the Rev J..
Van II. was to many Of them, wou;d hsvc
felt s"mc slight degree Of mod,>ty.
According. - the statelIh ut Of 'I'ivis.'
tks k.v. s.ntlerrln says, iu Speaking of
''tse isurs:snne Of the lower counties.
the Egypt Of th,. stsse." ,kas ~" pull
lie free school was >p,r known IN ,tsis
hcni.htcd region" where mot one white
man has been added ~ the number Of
IN. population since 1870" BY the way
perhaps the Rev. gentleman. who s.-ms
s" VIII H>sssl vn statistics. could inform
u. how manr .<n who were MT white
haye been s"it'dc'~.' fn,1, (not added
~ our population "s';'~'c 400" But this
only E" l~,<s,n' But what de- he
mcls by LAYING such stress on ",rtrr -
Dos hs Hscan that the Cimlneriau dark
ness in vhich We have been cropping
"sincs l'a"." has stamped it.cif upon
the ccrvpisz:sns Of our population The
celebrated jean Randolph of Roanoke.
who. bt the tv". h,il-i from that be-
nighicd rssion which. to usc tue cxprc.-
sivr l,hra-" q the g,ntlcmau himself.
committed "enicijt tom ''ignuraIr'c
and wan, Of sluss,ice.' once said in the
halls of Congress. whcn 10 the heat OF
debate. an opptssnt quctsi to him NAL
,hu- upon PopulaIcs. tlias "Malthu. on
Population proved s''afiy tha. if men
aud women will yet marrio!. Dcn aud
women will haze childrcu.' Nov sUs-
Viihsesajin: our Ignorance" VIC hsve
hnss sssshs p respect the marriage rc.
ls.ion, &sl sises Ls' ncw-fanglei doc
'nns q 1isc,essst;cs h~ not been in
susurat.-. .sssp, in ,hos enlightened re.
pi"ns of the So@h wssre .5e public
r. >.ho,l system bss s<cn hrough: e
aash STAT of p.rfccs,:~, our children
ase essc.sliy received as ''~hite:
But wss there nvvcr = ''patlIc free
t.hool knosu tsret" Wa4 it tAs will
II ths B1rcis Ds author Of sss ls~sssc.
- y. should srups in darkssss srtl
NJ ess's. Of ,hr N:v. El~esk Wa II
0naS sss.4 y y ar |n'iTS:.i '.&'~
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-30
Interesting to F .rmrrs.

~ r, s.rcnrc to alvcrtisen,rt Of Lieut..
Edward ?. UEri.n. in another es!umn.
it will be sc'n tina, an crl"r'unit! i ''t'':''-
Cd 10 the farmer, * s't. Marys c"nnty e.
employ for the cntn:'. gear the F.'"'7l'nan
wlso have been rn4,-i4 IN ca'tiva:il'. tsv
f;cvss,,nrrn FarM- III 'n' county. TIE
cvlorcd r.!ic who wrr" ~nt from tbs
e,ut,y t, v::esi":'. having bc''I >"n, box
will naturally s!ss, bc l~ii". ont tor
homes AMI cmploy:a4u, IN "tr mjl~, re-
.urs making application elsewhere. a;a
thus .hess will be placed ~itiin tn, reach
OF our t.rrssrs nearly or IJ.jt. u much Ia-
Dor d, they vii t~lnirr f''r@"rs wish
lug to engage this .taSr .us h'e y'"ir $50
would consult ;hcir- intr.ss ; s..s..n. Ii1-
r,:,iis. application g E''ss: Ult:"n,
:. ssss Iss. o. . s..-s!,:: N... y
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-30
NOTICE To CREDITORS

'liCf. - hereby given that tie su!y.~ri-
- Der has OBTAINED from the Orphans Crut,
-: 81; Mays ronmry ~ day y,"rd, let,er.
'sSa'h.n:a y'm :he personal ..;.,:- "ft,cc .,,,
"yiHDs, I2tc OF sand cvuuiv. ds-r:,-i An
:'f""n| having ca"ItaS against ~. sn,i IL.
:"ci: a.: 'ereJy warned ~ ss::i,,,: 80 ....s
@'''. '"e proper ,nicne4 tIrrr..,, - a.. ,i,.
: .''Ff >" or before n, 3lst d.y May I-Gf;.
'.''F-'se 'hsv may b. .>r:.:sle,l by ias iron,
- 'ehsh' ~ the SAID eH".s. Given Cnl.r r,y
''"E 'h's 3O'ii Cay Of :cS.pJ-r, i-Ga
l. Z CoN,>,
- 3@,h, lafE14..
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-30
Eov Sob, 1S6j-ty.


BY virtue Of an "rIcr rr-scd IN H.
Al o.c rau>e. ~" cr~.!f"s y: IN ~" t"il
Bl vision. ar. 4 r".tci I, Il h.rr ia III
II I'll rhrk o; the Cnru'' ''":;'r n
"a: I M.ry's 'uuntv. on or h,f,r. t'i''
ii, I ,i,y i VI CD 1876.
jas +. Vi EALEY.
jlutc".
Nv. 81 h 1865.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-30
TERMS OF SALE.

TIL term. Of sale A. p"'> ! by Tie
'ccrr". ar" on half Of III" pnrchs<" IN ~ Y
il. cash. aud the ha'ancr t, hr rs' IL ii,
.x.lvr. AMI .i.hrrrn ,nnr hs-'li" DE- r
r.rl pay neu:s to lie s"crir"i hy ~" bonds
Of tn, purchase~. wi b -~.nrity 20 b. ap
tnuv~i by the Tr',-'. .. aa,i hc.ring inter
">t 's,,p b day f 81
When All 'hr purchase 'no""y sis'' b.
: a:.;. IT,. Tiu.:"" viii x cu'" i p,"i g.
Il pucE AR. fire." clear and discharged
f. ~ rhc 81 ins c. III" par'ie- t" his >s;t,
NJ If h &c claiming under ,h''m.
JAS. T. N.kALEY.
trustee.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-30
i2j acres,

NOR" ar l",>
Terms Of Sale. a prcscrrh"i by the De.
cre". ar" :-Dne third ci 'b" purchase mo.
ny. III cash. and ~" r"-i.ur IN ,qu.l IN
,'aIment- At on" aud two ars ,.r,i,--rh
r'i:shr>r 20 give ID. fr the def rrc,i
f':n"n's. IN = curly 10 oc approved hy
'hc 'i'r.s'ce, aud 70 6cAr ii.!c.c,s from III.
,I.v ii tsi"
Nh"n uI the purcha,e rcf"y .i,e,l :
:rli. thr Tru-t'e will cI.cat" 4 Dc,l to
~" purchaser. free. clear and ii-ch4.g.d
ton HI ci"in, nj tn parties - tins ,u!,
AUD OF those claiming under them
JAS. /. VI. EALEY.
lrl,,ac.
Nov. 3O.h, ls65-ls.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-30
TERMS OF SALE:

On" 'hirl of The p,rcha. money, i,
,a,h On the i,v nf s,lr--ihr ra.,}n. ~
h. paid in equal i,>'nl,n"n'.. AZ ono .nl
wo wears credit. the prrria4~r IA Give
bond with >ccn~tv - be approved is The
ES"cn''rs, "n'i bearing inercs, frc:n tue
.iAv - sal.
Whom al) ~" rurc'l7-c ,non.v ,.ll'I b.
rs;i. III" Executors viii c,nrrr, pc,I
I" tn rlrchr-"r. free. c!"ar 81 ,ii>,.I,.~,.
I'd from all the cllim~ of III. h.irs or,l
L'Gal representatives, of the spiI WiI,i.m
i Cole, sud Of those cI,jining under
hcm.
ELIZA 4. COLE,
JAMES II. MILES,
Executors
NY. 81, !ejl IS
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-30

! NsUvEI= rp J,PANE@. .Ic:,rrnY .--Thr
following Will b, rrol ~.sii interest bv tn.
curious:
will mrn'ir" ':Ht one or two Item,
y graphic ws,l: upon Japan some time
>'::c< ,::N N:c;''c""rlr acquainted with the most
, graceful and beautiful. AMI at the sam.
time wonderful. of all the t..t~ performed
by the iu-clcr> Of that .v.n'-y. They
wrrt the top ani ''l.b:ri; i: trick y 'v, i,
set spinning 80 s',:- .ir on it> dr>;-1i it i
caught ~, ~. pant "i I >wor,!, eh rc l.
whirls NY; ': then it Is brought along tn.
keen ss!:e To- the handle; ,..a t rrnrw> it.
. h,Sh' 81 hr again caught. and ultimately
ii i sent. like a lnii,ss;;>" B!"mlin. across
4 >ilkra thread wHr,:, !. invisible t" th
audience: SnuIci,.4:. il ,!,.>rcn!. the >l..:.k
>nmctinl,-e .,--.,I.'i- the hiiI bat i always
>uye ii in"t, and Whites lis way ovy. Is:
Barrow path from the b">.> a. :. ;ir.a;r- to
IL, back Of the >taG'., a. readily a. acros-
= ;.,.vin. runt.. ILa; butterflies av. eu'
o::' e r:;s',T cJ,i,'rc,i 717'r, ana is atr.ut
a il endowed with li'r. In rLrlincc L"
the wave Of i fan they Ny hi-h Of fly bow !;
now they tluttcr over . la'iH Bouquet. 10"
thy light upon the spray -, = wreath now
they @yr.r:. .uv.,.A-hl:.:. vou:.l : s:.-j- -
IBIS fcat ai,a.c i sutLs:4.. 8. .4.s. :!-s scsa
~ ss"s.a,
Bu: w!.a: ~ t. s.ii II tie 4r.atv: -
the ">liri:r,i:st" tri,i,-, yiz: tn. wr:tni"
nn the arm : r.; III. - SIT. nv o",1.
experience "f it. w.,> reg: - ! :: ID.
! i\un f., .y..i:,. tn u.,nr ai az, = :-.t, {,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

tbIlCE =. n"reby gwen ;h.l the su'' criDcs
! I has OBTAINED tTuin iht DIi,hdistoUr %
&nnf Nary crun,y, IN Maryland, ,et;ers
"i administration on the pe7gun:ti ,satt Of JLs
=. La.g ev, 'l;s nf ss.I county deceased. All
i'-rr"r- n"vIu- cia';,S ~sa.Hs; ,he sa.d deceased
rr hcr-''v ~aTrc! "a exhibit The sa'"e, SIth ;hs
.r"er ."'..''r- lleteof, 10 tins s,',@cr,be-. ono:
'c'"r- t:c .U day "f May, 1866, otherwise
hsv nay ne rxrl';.i-i 'jv itw from all benefit os
y. s'';s e-;"'<' Diver under my hand sh0
|. g, hHY - .Ic:enher. l-G5.
RICHARD e. LASGLY,
Al..ln,,c.>r, w
w. i6a 1855
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-30
300 ACRES,

h''T' VI i'>>.
This i. III" sam" lrui recently prrri.s.
I'd hy III" ~.is N'n +. C,ls from JOHN
: Guy,her, E>4
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-30
HERRING CREEK,

Thi- ',nj i c'nd on Herring Creek.
/. he >.c,nl El"r.i"n ni.trrrr nf 'his
r.n,v j. in 4 AIR stat" cf rntiva,ion
,,l inorpv"m""r is "t cnoi .,il. is con
W. n' o Chrr"h'>, Miis. Bay Cra.
nd Steamboat Landings. and co,tai. IS
'nul
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-30
White Men Must Rule America
NEW YORK DAY-BOOK
ron lohf
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:t,nrr. ds in ,!rr.., ~, :, ~. .,r,,,, ..,,;
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,,I, e .i,,. rI.,.. ., .nr,,. ,.,;.,, ,,,,.,
s'trr";ri,.r Dsn t.rt,ir. :, i,t,.;,.r.s, ,;v,-
al ,",t.n,nr. I,;>r,r =, ,.. T.; ! .yi,.
i =, w.: :!sr,,,e = ,!c.,,, ,i:,.tci.,
'rrENl. CLASSES II rae = nr:ry .:lIn',
'iv l'"]' r," ! re q Al ,''r',r~. wt" w.
i..: -. >,.,,.n.,, ,-u.l, ,,.., rn. ~,
i:<'"H. ~ ''> ,,n~'irn:". THr tArr,-l., h,r
'"'T ''",- :, ana ',""'' Nra'~. kri', ne '''H of
o.. :. :. !, j. .,r.,sr. .,....t;,.. j., H-y
! :. -. a 'i',' '.r'. r.',,, y raj n,.,.i,
g = :" f.: . ~ :'i,.::. I, -. -.
r." mon
IA =. -; 81 .rr.r.'. '.-, H.. mr'.4:
- h"I "''rr 81
! ,.1t d, y: "..... a.. ..r. -, ~.
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v -" ~ ~ IInn
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,..'', r,, ''.' ':.' IT,. ri" 80 h"s
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- -, i i.o..,,, ..,,', ''I ,,, :" ~,
>, ,I.., ,.. ''' - '>'
j. -"'''.'.r' ,:I -" !. i, a.:o,fi ro,.
= 80, - i : ,r',,. 'm .,"'.- ,n,, 80 i'T'. g."
,,..i.,L, ~. 49,. - "'''.'"'
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.o.r ;. ;, w =, r., i, '"'-
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St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-30

y V. 81 h 1865.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-11-30

Stat" ". jane Turner, n'-rr~. az,
dictcd for Larceny. Submitted &" ii
Court Guilty and >rnt"nc''i t" r,''av'
nine !a,h.>. Nshdvx for The :.a'c -
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-08
PROV. GOV. .PERRY's MESSAGE.
w. A.. l..
SOUTH CAROr3NA. November 81. 1868,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
SoUTu Carolina, November y, 1865.
To the Honorable the Senate and House Of Rep.
7eSentdtives.
GENTLEMEN In obedience TO your directions,
forwarded to the Secretary of State certified
copy Of the ratification of the Congressional
amendment OF the Constitution of the United
States abolishing slavery. / had previously
telegraphcd Seward thut the amendment had
been adopted by you, and IN reply he stated
that "the President and the whole country are
gratitied that South Carolina has accepted the
Congressional amendment to. the Constitution
abolishing slavery"
Ihave likewise communicated to the Presi--
dent your resolutions in reference to the post
ponenlent of the sales of lands in Beaufort Dis
trict aud have the qualification Of informing
You that have heard, through our agent at
Washington, that these sales have been coun-
demanded.
In reply TO my letter to the Secretary of tho
Treasury, in relation TO the State of Sonth Car.
oliHa assuming her portion of the direct tax,
and giving her bond for the same, / lave been
informed that this cannot he done ''unless snnc-
toned by an Act Of Congress-" The letter Of
the Acting Secretary Of State is herewith sent
you.
have received two communications from
London in reference to the Londs of South Car
olina, due in England, which are herewith sent
you for your consideration. The bondholders
propose &c that the whole arrears and the divi-
dends to January, 1897, inclusive; should be
funded'iYro bonded debt, carrying tho same
rate Of interest az the bonds orstocke, on which
the arrears hsye accrued. That sinking fund
shall be established (accumulstiEe) Of two per
cent. per annum, which, on q five pei cent.
stock, will pay off tho debt in twenty-five and
three-quarter years, and on six per cent.
stock, in twehty-four' years. You will proba-
bly, receive.a communication from the South
Carolina Railroad Company in connsetion with
this bonded debt. as tile State has endorsed
tw5tmilliohs cf:the bonds of that Company;
which fall due il, January next, and no pro.
vision has been made for their payment by the
Company ss% ~: HfG'
forward you :. also the resignation of the
State Auditor. james, Topper Esq, with his
views as to. the continuance Of che office. 9,fIe
thinks the Office UNNECESSARY, and ut some fu-
ture time he will make report on the various
matters connected with the Office. %S.+ST
Il hope you will appoint an early day afof The
inauguration of the Coustitutional Goycrnor.
| Tie commissions % + the mSmbers OF Congress
have 70 be sigaed1Hg bipn, and IL they are 70 BE-
in Washington ai the opening of the session,
they viii Lave. 20 leave here fin Two ortiiree
l>dnts. 3gsss & f,..ss 3; 80 3,
Ell have been instructed by 4ahs President afo
remain in ihe exercise OF my functions as Pro.
yisional GoyefA or, until relieved by his express
directions. But after Be @Gavefnof elect had
tduali6ed,i II shs retogsjzti him sas Tie Qisjet
lsopdmulic s,ions " ssts Lesisls-
J p +, PERRY B.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-08

MEx1co.AThe late intelligence from
Mexico is of an important nature. Gen.
Palacios, it is stated. in retaliation fsr the
execution Of Liberal Generals, by the
French, has ordered all the French, Aus
tiau aud Belgium prisoners 10 be shot. 1t
must be confessed that such, a sy.tem of
warfare is hardly compatible With the
nsages Of enlghteped and civilized people.
War in itself conducted on the most mod
ern principles is to be deplored, but when
it Is accompanied With Tue cruelties and
horrors which are being enacted by both
of the contesting parties in Mexico, it be-
Gomez matter which calls for the inter
ference of Christian nations. The ac.-
counts state that nearly 6ye hundred I'm.
perial soldiers were suffering with intermit.
tent fever. Maxiinian had deferred Jour
neying to Yucatan in consequence of the
Precarious condition Of MS Government.
The Liberals appear to be meeting with
SUCCESS in their movements. It is repor-
ted they have raised the siege of Matamo.
ros and departed to another portion of The
:emf're. A French squadron had arrived
at the mouth of the Rio Grande. : as:
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TO THE BENEVOLENT AMI parpror,c

The undersigned beg leave respectfully 70
recom'nend TO your consideration, Lieut.. Mon.
roe II. f!nrnIan,. Co. X, goth SO. Ca. Vols
Nershnws brigade. Lieut. Harmnn is from
Lexington Village, and early in 1861 entered
the service as private in Go. o. lst So, o.
Vols:' commanded by Col. Gregg, and Bon
hams l'ligade. Went TO Virginin nuI there
remained until his Regiment was drsbanded bv
the expira! ion Of lis term of service ShortIyy
aiteFwards he Hgain volunteered and was made
Orderly Sergeant Of Co. X. goth So. ca. Vols
md upon its reorganization was elected ani
Lieut., and some time afterwards was promo.
ted to.lsL Lieut., OF The same company. From
the time la entered the service he was always
prompt and energetic in the discharge of lis
duties AMI during the whole period from that
time TO the present was never in q Hospital
but rcry-few days, and never-absent from his
command until the disastrous battle of the 9Th
October 1861, in:the Valley of Virginia, when
he was in command Of his company, ut which
time he %as wounded and taken prisoner, and
was retained by the enemy until about the
10th Of February last, when he was rnrolel
and arrived at his home on the 2Sth of March,
further service'to the Country and inability to
assist himself His wound was through the
right eye taking it out entirely, and this lodge
mtnt oil the ball under tho left eye deprives
him of sight. The little he had has been apant
in the service of his Country and. destroyed by
tue cheluS, HIS ittic pIopeTty consisting OF q
IIonse in the Vilnge of Lexington which gave
shelter to his aged Father and Mother and
which was burned by Sherman's army, in their
passage through this District 80 that he and
they are not only left without clothing or food
but even n sheltev, it is hoped and believed
that greatful people will not suffer such a
a soldier 10 want for the common nccessarics
Of life, his neishbors would gladly come to his
assist ance but by the invasion Of the enemy
have been deprived Of the means, and Lencc
this appeal
Most respectfully submitted by
f. s. Lewis, State Senator, Lexington Dis
triet. Jno II. Countss Representative S. p
Wngard Clerk of the Court; A. Etird. Ortl
nary; HenV y. Mcelze, Com. in Eq., L. d. ;
J. S. Derrick, T. =. l.. ID ;; George :: Swv.
CERT. S. J.. D.; L. Fl. Russell, 1t. l. E. 0. l.
ID. !; W. Berry. pastor Of St. Stephens, L. D.
Rev. ii. A. Sunlh. local minister; G. A. Fink
Editor Lexington Flag.
LOCUST GROVE, May 9Th, 1865.
have this day carefully examined Lieulcn.
ant NJ. H.. lInrman, and hnd him totally in.
. caR8cItatea for any business whatever. Ills
devotion to the South, patriotism and untiring
zea;, justly en,itle him to the worthy cousid.
eralion of grateful people.
i +. $. LEWIS, NJ. d.
j.. j. CHISOLM, NJ. D.
SAM'L FAIR, M. j.
Mr. J.. II. Russell has kindly offered TO net
as my Ag't to forward all Contributions lea
with him.
MONROE II. UaRMAN
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-08

New ADvERrlsEMESrs.-W would
call attention to the following now adycr-
tisements:
School Notice.. L. Patton and Mrs
Kate Wideman. .
Masonic Notice.
Saft for Ssle-iI. w. Lawson.
Three Mules for Sale-John r. Owen,
Large Sale at New Market-Juo. A.
Partlow.
Sale Of Lands-W. II. Parker, C.E.A.D.
Boarding House-Mrs. Ramey.
Factors and Commission Merchauts-J.
A. Enslow g. Go.
Kings Mountain Military School, York
vile, S. G.
Estate Sale-Jas. McCaslan Ex'r and
Mrs. Jane Lee, Ext'x.
Agricultural WarehouseL Little & Mar
shall.
Marshall House-P S. Rutledre.
Garden Seed and Bitters-Dr. Parker.
The Southern Guardian-Charles P.
= S'hotsSs
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restored to all Of her Constitutional rights.
In conclusion. gentlemen. let me return YOU
my most grateful thanks for thevery iiatternp
manner in which you have conferred on me ,hs
high nnd distinguished trust of representing
the State Of South Carolina in the Senate Of
the United States. And letme assure you that
oil my energies pnd humble talents w iii be de-
voted TO the promotion of the best interests of
the State her welfare and honor.
l bid you all aGectionate adicu.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-08

CLINTON LoDoS No. 3, A.. f.. NJ
This venerable institution will bere.orgau-
issd, reconstructed thoroughly; on Monday
night by election Of officers, &c. We call
upon all good and true members. to come
forward and enlist for work again. After
the long suspension during. the war, and
the melancholy gaps it has made in our
rolls, 1t is necessary to ascertain definitely
who do consider themselves the soorkin1
.saessdsrs Of the Lodge. Masonry is flour
,lshing. elsewhere; there is an abundance of
material here and no reason why OLD
CLINTON should not flourish as in the
.palmiest days Of the past. Society needs
such. bonds of union more than ever, Let
US meet, clear away the rubbish and go to
voxk. So. mote 1t be.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-08

.~ The communication of our friend
was handed US too late for this issue.
We shall give it place next week. THE
esteemed correspondent be recognized
as the able associate editor of the Due
West Telescope for several years before
the war. His' communications are high
ilyappresiatsd and read with interest by
many Of our readers. .;gf.....
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-08

f,DIToRs PREss.-Flease announce MILTON
=. HUTCIlISON rs candidate for Sheriff Mt
the next election. MASy FnrESDs
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-08

New AND HAsDsoME.vOur enterpri-
sing young friends, Messr-. Jas. w. Fow.
Ter and Warren Allen have now, runnin 9
from AbbeviIlet to Washington, fine new
Stage Coach, which for ease. and comfort
to. passengers is unsurpassed by anything
in the shape of Stage or Hack Passen
gers W jill find these gentlemen always po-
lite and attentive to the travelling public.
The superior workmanship displayed in
the building of this new and handsome
vehicle reflects credit on the manufacturer.
Mr. Charles Cox, of our town. The paint.
ing was done-by Messrs. John Aldous aud
L. Q. Seal in most excellent manner.
Messrs. Fowler &c Allen will please ac-
cept our thanks for couriesies extended to
this Office.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-08

MARRIED On the 9Th Sunday in October,
by Rev. IL. T. Spauldng, Mr. JOSEPH
BOWEN and Miss MARY z. CROWDER. "
MARRIED, On the 14th inst, by Rev. r. C.
Grier, D. D., Mr.. F. v. PRGITT toMiss ET'riE
McADAMS. alkof Abbeville District.