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Forge Coal.

- tons primo -
Cumberland Coal.
THIS lot waslanded on board the vessel, from the
cars direct IRON The mines consequently 1t is fresh
and clean. Also for sale,
CHESTNUT COAL,
At $13 per ton suitable COOKING uses whare the
draft is light, or properly checked
JAMES ii BAKER,
aplOzw Richardson's Wharf
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FOREIGN PORTS.

FOhElGN FOh1Os
At Calcutta Feb %, ship Eliza, Nckerson, for Bos
ton, ldg.
SID I'm Gibraltar l4th ut, barque Daniel Webster,
Nickerson. Tor Boston.
AT Rio Janero Feb "a. ships e Sherman, Blan.
chard disg; Richard III, Greenough, do; Witch Of
tas wave, Todd, from Callao for Cork, in Distress
Aountain wave, Sears, from Boston for Calcutta,
AT Arroyo PR 25lh ult, brig Snow Bird, Guptli,
from Portland for New York days.
.lPer steamer China. at New York;
Ar at Liverpool I'D ult, Moravian, ss Alton, from
riland
Ent for ldg 23d. Deutchland, Soule, for Portland.
ADV 25th Moravian, (ss) for Portland Goth.
Ar at London 24th Southern Cross, Rogers, Q.
nang.
AR at Deal oath, Zephyr. Bigelow, Callao for Lon
don land anchored)
SID I'm Queenstown 2lst, Elvira A Owen. Oliver,
from Cailaol for Lei h.
At Colombo Feb 16, ] L Hail. Richardson for
London.
on Gibraltar 18th ult, Magnet Heating. I'm Leg
horn tor New York.
SPOKEN.
Jan 20. off Straits lie Marie, ship Panther, from
New " rk for San Francisco.
Feb a. lat ii N, Ion "a w, oarque Limerick Las,
from New York for Buenos Ayres
March 80. lat 26i, ION Il, brig Clyde, from Boston
for Turks Island.
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spEclAL NorIoEs.
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Letters Remaining UncIaI1nco

the Post Office at Portland, sta,eofMaips ,o,S
l. day OF April, 1866 ~ any lawn
IADTEQJ TTcr
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STATE OF MAINE, EXECUTIVE DEp,r.
Augusta, Marcn % 1858 I
commend TINS appeal to The ciizeDs of Mare
sAMUEL CONI, Governor of Maine.
maraleod3w&w u 4A"AA-S
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NR. EDlroE: Believing the organization Of
| the Police Force of Militia, authorised by the
Proclamation Of the Provisional Governor of
the State, 10 be necessary TO the rreserva,iu
OF peace and observance of Law. and knowing
that this is the prevailing impression among
our people, suggest. through your paper u
mode Reorganization.
trust that this mode. if adop: ed. or if Its
publication calls attention to the matter and
suggests better, will at once remove all
doubts and he.itancy which ore at present de-
laying our mov.mants
Permission it,Riven to raise one company or
more Abbeville District contained twn Regi
ments Of Militia. divided into four battulions.
geogri PhicaIy marked. the battalion muster
ground bein near its c-ntr--each batta lion
divided into four 'beat eumpan,cs. "igeograph-
oally marked. propose as follows:
!. In each battalion organize oi.e Company,
consisting Of four commissioned officers aud
o ghty ,nen
Zach "ne"," to give one commissioned Of
hcer aud a a.cti"n Of twenty men-twG of
them nnun-c''mn'issioheu Ell officers
8. The In TALON ground to b. under charge
OF The senior oihc"r of the company. who may
assign his beat g~ou"d TO nou commissioned
officer
Each ID. n" % I've under chrrps of i,s
comm: :.sinnc.: officer and division Of .h. bea,"
rn'sr not c"n,nlssnnsd officers.
B. Tns commander of the t .ur compapi-s to
;,. riccl-d nr nppuint. j after tn. orpsnix ,,op
Of ,he (om,on,e.-b,, ,,ts.a - ., .,,.;,,.
ram., ,I.,,',, 49,, .'S. 20 ~ 'o"e'''''
@ou'' tiouse' %hsrehe wall receive the re-
ports df the four companies at e.;ited i.,n-..
/ Through this c,p,oapa,g ,,tt; ...r IN. ,;,;,;.
f,,.. will 49,, ,.,:': +,
'''"' ""' 'ese"e 'he ORD rs" the f'r"vis'oh"i
Governor. and he connected and ne, il, concert
! with the United Statcs authorities.
Z. Arm. aud smmo.;.;ru ,o H.. furnished hu
III. mt,,,.rs ,,,;i n.s;.,,n,. ,
'"s 'ne"''ers "''' "ss'sa"e" can be obtained
from the proper .uthoriiirs
8. Thr sye,sln md orders to be pcb isb..i o..
Soon a, tie militia forcs,has been oroa,is.tf,n
reeei'ed.
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UNITED STATEs sENAToR.:-JAMEs b..
CAMPBELL,

Editors 'harieston Courier:
Upon the l., gislatufe. which will a,sembls
on the 25ih Of this mouth. will be devolv,.d
responsibilities Of the grsvest character Not.
least among these will bs the selection of two
Union. Into this eelxetfon no considerations
should enter but such a. subserve the lofty
purpose Of promoting the hisl,rst welf,re of
our beloved Common ~ "a IN. her speedy res
toration to her alienated rsiatinns with her
sister States. and the ensrring to her therein
Of complete. perfect and cordial harmony Of
sentiment and Of ac,Iop.
All pride and pr.judics should give way to
ihc accomplishment OF ends 30 niun,sntaus so
pre- eninently vital to her future stams-y.a,
to her very life itself Who best combines in
himself qualities. fitted to ntiaih these .nd..
should be the over-ruling question asked by
th"se to whom shalEh he assigned the duty. of
choosing our Senators. When such a man is
found, all other. considerations sluul,l be put
aside. and the.person SO answering selected.
We submit. as one strfkingly presenting q
combination of the elements we have cited.
the name OF jaws B. CAMPBELL, Esq
To mind of large cnIibre, profoundly -lcp-
ical in it's structure. with faculties sharpened
hy &he attritios which long political experience
has given. lie. unites o judgment signai!y
sound. circumspectiou u"ver surpriasd. tenn
per In discussion nsver thrswn from it's bal
ance. and that highest attainment Of the true
statesman.-.he faculty of testing all meas-
nres, how much soever. they may commend
themselves in theory. by the standard Of what
10 feasible and practical. -, -
We sincerely believe that the best tiaterests
of OR state would pc ,sdvsnt ed fshyse es,1ing
Mr. CAMPsrLt 70 tha Federal ssnas nd u
believing. -ws present his name Ssl6pss no
.hsl, be emerged with the dusysss ssing
slaar q
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

war reats not npon their sbouldern Had
NOT fourteen Of the Northern 8 ates violate ed
the Federal Constitution. ms it. regards the FIJI :.
gi'iye Slnve Law, the Southern States would
ton that has we'll nigh brought ruin upon
Them.
ltis true the South wa prccpitate in the
secession movement, and my humble judy
ment aud feeble voice disapproved of the
measure. | have ever taken for my motto,
North, and if the golden rule, ITO do unto
others ~ YOU would have them do unto YOU"
were laid down the corner stone OF the
buildin = of our Natiornl Constitution. peace
would forever dwell with US. aud war stay
far far away.
." lcng as the Government. was in ,he hands
~ the Democratic party our country wns safr.
prosperous and hal py. bu, when The helm was
wres'ed from them hy ov-r~ h-lming fa1ati.
cism. the ship Of State was badly wr. ok ed,
aud we'll nigh destroyed in the whirlpool Of
anarchy.
Il have great confidence in the Democratic
party Of the United States. / h-lueve the cue
cess of that party is our only hope in recon
s:ruct'ng the Government. with equal rights
under the Consi ution. Our leading n,rn. in
my opinion. committed a great blun,ler in
bre kiEg up the Democratic party, aud hy
wi'h'lra wing from :h~ Chsrleston Conv.n,inn
in 1850. and l s"lernnl, bnieve. 10 day. that
Bill had been Elected Presid-h, in 1860, we
would not have had the des"la,ing war Through
which we have just pnss,d d
President Andrew Johiss"n, whom I hnppen
I'D t. know personally. aIwuys br."ng"d to the
great Democratic party until he ran for Vie
President Oh the ticket with Dir. Lincoln.
And low that Providence has dec,eed. for
wise purposes. that In should hold the rens of
Government in his own hands, he will 10
fodbt 'eturn to h,s first love, and do all he can
Tor his err'rg children, and plant himself
firmly upon The iasis of the CONSTITUTE n for
the lasting preservation "f that sacred trus,
Let US then support tn" Authorization Of
Pres'tiert Johnson in good faith. Let us take
c"uns'l togeth-r for the good If our common
c."utry, and venture to say, notwithstanding
the great mistake made in the &C, of secesp,on,
we may yet. with tho guidance of Divine Prov.
'd-nc., brcome prosperous, independent
and hap people,
In conciusion. feliow-citizsne. permit me to
rem ark: that if am honored BY you with
seat III Congress-, will us. my utmost endeav.
or 10 preserve the Constitution, aud to pro-
mote your welfare in each and every respect
to tn. best of rhy ability.
G GRIEEIN
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

POLICE OnoASIzAFIos We inSi,e The atten.
tion Of our readers 10 the communicate, on
the subject from an esteemed correspondent:
Col. A. G. Haskell has been appointed an Aid
de.Camp by Governor Perry, with fu'l power
TO organize four companies of Militia in this
District.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19
W. A. LEE. EDITOR.

faE DAILY SourH !CARoLrHIAN.-We had the
pleasure 2 few days since Of greeting in our
sanetuR Mr.. F. g. De Fontaiue. the we'll
known journalist aud proprietor of tho Caro-
tsnians lately published in Columbia, S. G. His
visit to pnr village was of a business character
and connected with the interests of his paper,
~h'eh he proposes soon to reestablish in
Charleston, whore he is now engaged in trans
porting his presses and material. He has Sc
cured the services of Mr. VIM. II. Wilson, for
merlJ Of this Office in the publication of the
paper. and in bis pkill, experience and business
habits will find q valuable associate. DIR. De
Fontains wields graphic pencil, aud Possesses
all tho qualifications, natural and acquired, Of
an accomplished journalist. lie is too we'll
known to our readers to require moro than "a
passing allasion. We comnend his paper to
tho patronage Of our citizens.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

ID 10 Justice 10. Mr.. Burt. We would state
that be was net candidate III tho recent elee.
tion for members to tue Legislature. :.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19
CITIZEN.

~ The Eleciionfor Gov~rnor, Lieutenant
Governor and Meml,ers Of the Leaislnture
luseed Of very .quis.Iy in npr village. Owing
70 The ineiemsnty Of The. day the attendance
WAS smh Her than nsjIul - ~. . - sf--.[
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

tB- From late New York rnI:srs which
have ceme TO hand, We learn tina. Vice Presi
dent Stephensi Hon. George A. Trenholm. Hen.
John A. Campbell. Formerly Assistant S.crclu .
~ Of Wor. Hon. John II. Reagan. of Texas,
and Goyernor Clark. of Mies;.npri. hays been
released from conf q ein+n Mt on rsrole
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

n. r. Bonn Cove direct the attention
OF our rsaqsrs to ths advertisement of these
gentlemen who have opened new Family
Grocery in our village. and are now prepared
to meet all demands in their line. Thoir stock
embraces Sugar. Coffee, Tea, Bagging. Rope.
Cheese. Soda Biscuits Tobacco. and. in short,
everything usually. found IN Grocery Store.
They ase continually resolving naw .upplies,
and will sell at prices to suit the times. They
are polite accommodating, gentlemen. and we
take pleasure in commanding them to the pa :
tronage Of our friends. Give them coll q:
Knoxs old stand.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

az Mr.. F. G. De Fontsine will please ac-
oept our thanks for late copies Of the sNew
York Herald.
Also. Mr. p. n. Wilson. for late number Of
the Mobile Register:
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-10-19

Sou7H CARoLiHA k.aLRoAn.-The foil" wing
Indicate tho progress Tint is being made IN
repairing ths.above Road In week .,r 60,
we'trust That we shall be able ,,sia,e that
~his line Of communication between Ch,rles-
ton aud Columbia IS entirely completed:
NEyrERnY.S. c, Oct IL, 1865
To the Editor Of tie Press:
Please snronnce. fo- the informal ion uf the
public. that the trains on the Sruth CAROLINA
Railroad are now running 10 Hopkins. De-
pot" II miles below CuiumLs
Very respectfully.
COURTENAY d TRENHOLM,
Commission aud Forwarding Merchants
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AMHFsT1 PARDoNs extract from o late
Washington paper the names Of tho following
South Crrolinians. who have received Par.lons
from the president under the provisions of the
Amnesty Proclamation: Mrs. Charlotte III.
Chsves. N. Dawkins. E. J. Porter, j Winn-
.n''b. Jsgass Connrr, Peter q. Gnlard, wm.
favsuel. John 6. Brntt"". Alfred Huge. ]. II.
F''erson, Geo. W. Williams. VIM F Henry. y
MCGOWAN. james Farrov. Charles McBsth,
Vim. Ii. Wallace. Henry Gourdin. Edward
FROST, John !. 'Ingiis. Jane. B. Cun,pbe;l.
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!: MARRIED. on the 9Th at Lsbsnon Church
by Rev. J. f. Git,%rE Mr.ty. T. gJIFRlN 70
Mrs u. D. BROOKS. all Of this District.
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WILL BE SOLD ON THURSDAY, THE
I'd OF NOVEMBER NEXT,

A tho late residence of A. T. WATSON.
- 4 de- decd. all the Pers"nal Property Of said
a. T. Watson, decd, consisting Of
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Latest War News.
EXECUTION OF sUEMUNDY.
HEAVY DECLINE IN THE MARKETS.
from Warrington.

Ac-. &c. &c. &r.. Ac.
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from Baltimore

BALTIMORE, March l4-Capt Mcdonald OF
the Light Ship, at Smiths Point, who was cap
tured nearly year since By the rebels, has just
returned home after long Imprisonment at Sal
isbury, n c.
He fully confirms the previous accounts of the
horrors of rebel prisons He learned from one
of the corporals who had charge OF the men
that from the 10Th of October to the lst of jar
uary 1915 of our men died out of the 10000
imprisoned here
He says the physicians of Salisbury volunteer
ed their services TO attend the hospital and show
ed evident sympathy for the sufferers by doing
what little they could indicating that they were
heart unionists
The rebel officers would permit nothing to be
done TO mitigate their sufferings.
Patients with typoid fever and other diseases,
with scarcely rag 10 cover their nakedness
were laid upon the bare floor of some wretched
workshops which were used as hospitals.
Sometimes little straw or other litter was Oh
tail ed for the sick. but such was the accumula
ton OF fifth and the want of nourishng food that
death was their only relief
Thousands Of our men, diving with hunger. lay
out night after night without shelter and nearly
naked through the biting cold fros,s and cold
rains
In the language OF Captain Mcdonald THE
horrors of the place never be written and
scarcely be credited hen read -
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Foreign News.

PORTLAND, March Is The Peruvian, from
Liverpool via Londonderry The 30, arrived this
?. The political news is unimportant.
The opening of the telegraph to India attracts
much attention.
RI Queen Victoria has temporarily emerged from
seclusion by receiving the foreign ambassadors,
members of the legations. &c in state, at Buck
ingham palace Mr.. Adams. minister. was
present The queen will hold another court On
the 18th inst
IrALY.-The King OF Italy arrived at Milan,
on the lst inst and was received enthusiastically,
The Cardinal Vicar at Rome, has issued a
ratification letter relative TO ths Jubilee. He
regerts to the object of the POpe's encyclcal
letter anG in king OF the liberty Of conscience
and religious worship being recognized as legal
rights, SAYS he cannot recognize, as just, the
right Of all to propagate through the press. such
erroneous principles, nor can he recognize that
the will OF the people is the supreme law.
HoLLAND-The mother of the Queen of Hol-
land cied at Hague, on ihe Isl inst
LONDON - Money market; funds continued
very dull aud securities have generally declined
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From LOutsviIie.

LOUISVILLE. March i5.-Sue Nuuday was
hanged this afternoon in pursuance of tie sen
tence of the military commission; he died pio-
testir that at the time Of his capture and since
the commencement Of the war he was a conied
crate soldier
There l. slight chance OF Magruier recoy err
ing from MS wound.
he afternoon pisse uger train to Nashville
yesterday composed of IL passenger cars and
Adams express car, tender and locomotive was
thrown of the track last evening BY the removal
OF rail by party of Gentry guerriilas
The passengers were robbed and the cars burn
ed; the Adams express car was slightly injured
and their freight not much damaged.
The guard OF the train out NUMBERED their a.
ssiant- and were not moested. or parolled ard
the guerril,as leiI after burning the train
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Kingston, have been rscsptured. and that Gen
Terry Ia. formed a junction with orr troops
there. aud that Sherman was expected IN the real
Of the rebels at Goldsborough. on the llth OF
18th.
The Posts Washington special says General
Schofed has placed Gen. Harley in command
az Wilmington. he is native of North Caro-
lima, but resided in the north for many years.
de left The Hartford Press to enter the army.
Drafting commenced and proceed quietly here
to-day
of Monday are filed with accounts of Sheridan e
exploits in the vicinity Of Richmond.
A citizen prisoner released, from Galesburg,
says arrangements have been made for the re-
lease Of all the citizen prisoners Of northern birth
now held in the south.
The rebels hold many southern union men,
some of whom have been in prison for three
years undergoing fierce treatment.
Our government in effecting the recent ex-
change, Il said to have made no demand for the
release of these men snd cheY are thus doomed to
a hopeless captivity. sr
The steamer Ocean Queen, from Aspinwall on
the eth, bringing halt million in treasure, has
arrived.
The last news from Central Americs was un-
important.
A rumor was received from Ecuador to the eff
feet that there is likely be further trouble be
tween that state and the United States of Colum-
bia.
The most important item of news is that the
Peruvian government has seized ex president
Castillo, generaissimo of Peru, on a charge OF
attempting to get up revolution, and has sent
him off to sea; no one knows where but it is sup
posed to China.
The war between Brazil and the republics of
Uruguay and Paraguay is raging fercely.
The steamer Sacramento arrived al Panama
from San Francisco on the 9Th.
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The Very Latest.
THREE O'CLOCK a. Nj

NV YORK, March ID.
Railway speculation was heavy this morning.
Towards the last there was considerable pressure
to SELL yet the decline was checked in a measure
BY heavy purchases TO cover short contracts.
Government gold bonds heavy and lower, in
sympathy with the fall in gold. After board still
10 wer prices were made.
Several deserters have reported and claimed
pardon under the Presidents proclamation. it is
also reported there are a large number IN Cana
da who will return and resume tier places in the
ranks.
The Tribunes Washington special says:
That one Of the most celebrated fighting regi-
ments of n \. with every officer from the Col
onel down have taken vow to serve the popu-
lar cause in Mexico as soon as they are out of
our war with the rebels
IL is now positively asserted that senator Wiki
nsou will not be appointed TO the Indian bureau.
Commissioner Dale is represented as again
having the inside track with the President.
The Times Washington special says the pay
ment of the army of the Potomac is nearly com
peted. Funds are being sent to pay the army
n other localities. The treasury will soon have
money enough to meet all unpaid acquisitions.
The number Of deSerters from the rebel army
is daily increasing
We are exchanging large numbers of rebel
prisoners 10000 we're sent off yesterday and
day
Letters from the department of the golf
Indicate that the expedition against Mobile has
already begun operations.
Maj. Gen. Heron, commanding northern di-
vision of Louisiana, has sent cut large cavalry
expedition from Baton Rouge, which has already
been heard of at Clinton
The Richmond Wing of the 18th saws
The tide of fortune has at last turned. Good
news has begun to reach US Within the last two
days We have received intelligence of two victo-
ries, which are of Importance, considered with
relation to the existing and prospective military
situation HamiltOns victory over Fitzpatrick is
equally important and will prove heavy blow
TO Sherman.
We anticipate news of even more decisive re-
suits within few days.
Last night Chas Cooke, formerly ticket agent
at the Baltimore depot, Chas Williams, the tick
ct agent at the sanitary rooms, and Theo. Mason,
at the depot, were arrested by the military au-
thorities and committed to the old capitol prison
Oh the charge OF deirauding the government of
S35 900 worth of tIanspor tatiou tickets.
The Richmond Wing of the 18th has the fol-
lowing:
In the elections shortly 10 take place in this
state one controlling and exclusive purpose
should occupy the minds of the people. TO secure
for the public service only men of the most in
domitabe courage and resolution.
WASHINGTON March ID.
Count Wyderburke to-day presented to
the president by Secretary Seward as minister
resident from Austria
The secretary of the treasury has not yet de
cided whether the payment of the May interest
the 20 loan shall be made on the fret of
April.