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11 "" I PE?OTBP TO LITERATURE, THE ARTS, SCX1HCB, AGRICULTURE, NKWS, POLITICS &CM &G. TEEMS? SOLLAES PEE ANNUM,] "Lot it bo Instilled into tho Hearts of your Children that tho Liberty of the Press is tlio Palladium of all your Rights."?Junius. [PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. BY W. A. LEU AND HUGH WILSON, J IS. ABBEVILLE. SOUTH CAROLINA. F1MDAY M0IININ0, MAIK'lf 20. IXC,. VOLUME XL?NO. 46. %? *n"ali'MMM"'IIM^f MaWMWCBBBBBm 9% I I 11 I HI I WWWB I CTWPOM I 11 IBM i Jlic ftbbcbiUe ^i'css. i.i IBIEVILLE, S. C. 2 W. A. LEE, EDITOR. [,' Friday Morning, March 20 1863. <jr an?a ;\U1 ?i?ri-Hin;?iii?iii? nave ucen made i villi Mr. Wm. II. Wilson, formerly one of llit- Proprietors of tliis paper, to continue the j publication of the J'rrnx during our absence i ns in the army, lie is authorized to receipt for' nil monies due this Office. I.F.K it WI I.SOX, Proprietors. ' ltl Jai.'y I*'. 18''3. w PREACHING IN METHODIST CHURCHES.- *!' ABBEVILLE CIRCUIT. Uv mi: Pastor asp the Local Ministers. MARCH. {Jierittd Arranr/c?icnt.) Abbeville Village. The third Sunday, tho 15tli, 10J o'clock. The fourth " " the "22J, 4J " p. ni. ^ Fiidoy, the 27th, 10$ o'clock?Confederate ,l < th Past diiV. llethel. Two day'.-* meeting, Saturday and Sunday, the j l!lst, and li'id. pi Glorer'i Chapel. ^j, The fourth .Sunday, 2J o'clock, p. m. en J.iberti/. th Saturday*, the Slit, 3 o'clock, p. m. Jlfits Elmocr s School House. \ ? Saturday, the 21<st, 11 o'clock. n, ' i J'oor House. ni: Friday, the 13l!i, 4 o'clock. liiilgc. of , The third Sunday, (he 15th, II o'clock. i Sharon, * tri i The third Sunday, the 15th II o'clock. \ Two day's meeting, Saturday and and Sunday the 2Sth and 2'Jth, 9 shiiuh. ;;; . The tkird Sunday, the I5th, II o'clock. dr Friday, the '27th, II o'clock?Confederate Fast pr U . dn>\ A Smyrna. an \ Wie third Sunday, the 15th, A o'clock p ui. 1" \ me fourth Sunday, the 22d, IOJ o'clock p. m. I f'11 dav. the 2511. " .- . I , , V vivva?VWUlCUVIiUV rilM 11 v lay. ak | 7.<>ar. l'1 c fourth S11 lid ay, the 22d, 10 J o'clock. I"'1 .A GOVERNOR'S PROCLAMATION. to The careful attention of our farmers are d* especially directed to the Proclamation of Gov4 ernor M. L. Bonhnm in this issue, in relation *c to the planting of yrain an<l raising provisions ze of cver3" description within their power, lie urges tliem to dismiss all considerations of P( mere gain and exert every nerve to supply the tn /\?y Ai-mv ait/1 T?" war will lucvitably lnat for one year to conic nc -- ? ? ' ? ~?i?r noon the 'I' farmer at home. The Governor having taken into conaidcra- fo lion the absolute control of the puree and sa sword, by the tyrant Lincoln, rested in him C< by the Assassins of tiie North, has thus issued lu his proclamation appealing to the mngnauiinitv 111 nnd patriotism of the citizens of South Caro- so linn. The existence of 011/ independence de- " mauds this course by our firiners. The Gov. 01 ernor has the utmost '^nfid.nce in the euligh- n< atened philanthropy -6nd patrotism of this part ot ?4>f the population of our Stat and knows thai nl ^very exertion will be made o meet the ex- Se igencies uow before us. All kinv the impend- w ing danger which is likely U result our st cherished country in the event f a abort crop n< of provisions. The prospects jr a Fpeedv ? consummation of our difficultiesire gloomier of now than at any stage of the re,jution our tli I cotton can avail nothing in achiev,^ ^jie |j^er. Ji ties we arc strugling for. Let evy man fin actuated by the love of country BnCndeavour ?< to product the necessaries of life. Mr,mini... w some wiil only lend lo weokec tlie ?.;rt,;or,8 Jji pi others, who are striving to sustain tl govern- tl inent. We feel assured tliat if tlic (>uthern ' j,, l people will do their part well Provide wj|j iri ^ steer our ship of State safely out of ih-.loody j,( seas thai are now tossing her to and0 An ,| enemy, though may boast of millions, ti ji;i w holical ingenuities of auasains can pev<K||^ g| jugate a christian and undivided peo'ple- we w : neglect our duty the cause of our ruin,^. lt ..fall upon our own lieada. g A * r _See Notice of Settlement of the EstaUf : / , " Travis Bcarden, dee'd, by A. T. WiJeman ' r The Tax payers of the Town o/ Abbevi. j . ire directed to the advertisement, in this im>i. . by Ariuistrad Burt, Intendent. (' '.Io.IHA..! A/ n -, " ?>"?J ?*=& ?T on good time will read the advertisement bj1 "Wm, II. Pnrker, Commissioner. Bale on uixi * Saledny, 6th in&t. , John A. Wier, Administrator of the EataU f.'f * A of Col. A. J. Lythgoe, propose* to eel] on llit 3d Of next month, April, all the personal pro t iTj?erty ?te of tlic Deceased. Those desirous o % * parctia?mg young aud likely Negroes and oth -7 er*rti?lfca will read the advertisement and vtendtfio sale. . 9SWKRAL TOOMBS. "" On ft 6hoft viait M Washington, Ga.. on las & ' Saturday, wo learned that Gen. Tooiobi i' wan quite ill at ]>i? residence in that place He had been confined to hi* room for aevcrt We hope that he may soon recover. ''" General Toombe reaegnatiou was a matter o *irraat refret among the officers and men uod< i]r command. STRAY COLTS. I ?-?X' i # * .?? teuton id directed to the advGriiawiten Vv"jo Ihie ieaoe, by Mr. Moody Gentry, vi?o o \im 4 reward of f29<00 to any person wjio wi \?lf verbis colt?to him. *e?r Butlcrville. Ai ^jaon District, S. C. Theso colta when )| of._were iu the Neighborhood of tl \ooi3f, io this District and appeared to ! ? llui'r way down th? couutry. I / TO PRINTERS. A printer wlio is competent. to do the work , a country newspaper ollice, of study Lnsin?u habiis, can piocurc n situat ion in a pleas- ' it country- town, by addressing tlie editor oT is paper, with sufficient recommendations. of ? ability nn?l moral clianicter. Particulars ill be given those who desire to engage. Adess Abbeville l'r<xx (Ijficr. FASTING AND PRAYER. _ Our renders will reinrinlicr that. nexlFri-iv, 27t.li :nst., is set apart by President l>nvia . a day of fasting, humiliation and prayer. McGOWAN'S BRIOADE. PI10Y1DKSCK jiei'initting, I will rdurn t*? y Urgiinent (12) the tir.-t week iu April, and ill take chnri'o ?f ??v t e Hiiiradc, which may be hciiI to the curcpf' 0 Chuirmnn of the "Central Association, dumbiti, S. C. ! J. MONItOK ANDKUXOX, | Chaplain 12th Ib-giim-nt ?>. (J. V. ; FORT HUDSON. A special ilispnU-b ilalril l.r>ih hist., fr?m ineial l'Ynnk (>:iidner, commanding forces at >rt. Hudson, t\? Lieut. Ocii. IVniliertjii. Mates at. the m)n boat fight lasted heavy from II 'i o'cloe1* llie :iij*ht of the 141li inet. 1 the fleet, come within ror.qe. The llartford and Monuognlieht passed, crip> (1; the Mississippi burned; llie Richmond snl.led and sent hack. (Mir loss small. The etny's land forces ndvnnecd. All <jitict on e morning of the Iftlli. CORN AT S1.00 PER BUSHEL. We lenrn tliat eiglto gentlemen in Ilog<Uin ' ;ot, Abbeville District, linvc promised !o furih four hundred bushcli of corn to sol.Iier.V milies nt $1.00 per l>ut-liel. We Iiope 1?> lienr 111.1113- ,,,OI'8 i" 0,1>' I>islrict d*<ing likewise. At 11 meeting of the (,'oinrnisioiicrs of the ; Idlers' Ilonril of Relief, for Abbeville l>is- : ct, on Inst sale it wns ascertained 1 lint | ere were in our District, four hundred and teen soldiers' families that needed aid from is IjOArd of Rolipf It n'?c the Board, not to expend tlie whole amountj nwn for the first quirler nsthere would ! ohnhly be other claims presented hereafter.! The Hoard resolved to pay to each family ' average of $1.0U per month, or ?12 per arter, commencing, al January last?each ' xiily to receive according to their war ts and > eessilios, to lie determined by the Commit- i (tiers in each bnttnliion. The Hoard was of e opinion that this sum is inadequate towel e wants of tlie poor soldiers' fuiuilics, at the eeent high prices of provisions, and appeal* the generous to assist, in thid laudable un- | rtaking. ; The greatest tug of war is to come jet?its ' me is in the distance and those of out citius at home have as great n part to net upon j <* theatre of the great trace<1 V now beiiic rfornicd as the soldier in t.Jio field ; the main ' inat.ee of our '^cP^nI^eP: "'si1.,uKl Ite! 'gleet his part ineviuldc ruin awaits us. ; te eil'zen has done mneh to sustain our newly = 1 Government, but. there is still muro ; r him to do. We-Uarn that there urc tliou?j nils of bushels of corn in sonic parts of our . DUntry?still the price is ?2.00. Those who! ive corn for sale and do not have to buy ; eat and oilier provisions might well afford to ! II corn to soldiers' families at ?1.00 per bushel, , tder the prespnt existing circumstances of j tr country. We only make the suggestion, : >1 pretending to diclate to others, as a putri- 1 ic heart and unselfish conscience will guide ! 1 n 1*1 (r 11 f ?.!.? I". - . ?iwTcvouiury inure* man nionoy. ' >me men, wliom wo believe in lmvc the elfnre of country at heart, l>ut do not under- I find the true meaning of contributing to the | >edy. They say "let the country impose taxes ! -I Bin willing to bear my share?let it cmnc j F nil equally." If tuxes were thus imposed j iowe men would soon nee that there are hitn- j cds of families in our country who own a 1 nail tract of Inml for ft homestead, that wotd#T >t be able to meet, this tax,?how can tjn>y lion they are not emitiled to acquire a cam- ! ;tcucy now ? The consequence would belMittl; lese ' poor families must be thrown oifl ofj a i ; ' ... 1 'u?c aim iiumu in ortior 10 pay 1110 !nxes thus nposed upon them. The burden then t.? sup- | ort them would be an hundred fold greater', i?n it is now. Our Congress and Legislatures ; el! know ill? -ovils that would rest It (rum ! tell a procedure, hence a lax i* imposed liich is thought tl>? people can lienr and t.ru.-t > ttie gencrwUP who are ahle to supply the dcuicydy by private contributions. ' JAjfes L. PETTI GEE W. The Charleston Mercury of the iCth anluuces tlie death of .lamea L. J'ettigrea'. Mr. I'ttigrcw was considered the ablest and mo?t slinguslied lawyer of our country, lie wan ! nil in the Calhoun acttleuient, in this district, ' May 1780?and descended frorfl a Huguenot I mily.' J lis grandfather had been Pastor of a uguenot church, and had established a French ilmiV af \'/.w Kni'd/tonv !!/? ?n * South Carolina College in 180D?taking the ' ! >1 honor of hist-ia.^. s "lie .VrrcHry speaking of li is many nohlo clmr 'riatics And virtue**, say?, "he was excellent f j11 the relations of life. No one was more j j donate, more indulgent, more generous I' ''.evoted. lie spared no effort, he was dilind indcfutignRle, to advancc the fortunes ire the happiness, to promote the enjoy^^uf all who had claims upon his love, 'and nevcr weftT ftn)' kind of well doing V ^ I of all in this. Those wild lived near& .11 saw most clearly that no selfish ii*1" 'jenliH l?'8 hosorn," >. 'ndslt^fs were warm, steadfastand en ' Ca >u( itnale fri?ndfi? of a half cen:r J^V^ed ll,:ar '*'m a,M' BftW ''',n ev^p iok on tlioir ?inbrok<s? attaehmelt liugor over the scenes of tliefc 'r?ouiw?, Willi no memories but tliosw '*? affaetion esteem. Hi? legal f~ yElf''ts. J?ia zealius personal aid in every ' '"ut reserve, ou every emergency, 1_ XSnf -y ready to counsel, advauco or dc'* In prosperous or adverse fortune ',e *?"iye the aatnr. To. hint at com- j be F?!"* or profeuioqai advice or jerviee was I to Ollt 1 gcucrc?u$ uatort. CHEAP COT/LEGES. TIip l>tlo-wost Trltxivji'' says, tlx; cheapest , College* in the South hi < the nn-1 Ko- ,rj mule CoU-iri's in Dili- West. Tuition in (lie j, lnl lii<-r is iili.nil tire dollars a t/rttr, in the'latter it is lower lh;m in miv similar Institution Hint , I" \v?: know of Jl..;il,l is only twenty dollars | er inoiitli. j "^i FROM OUR JUNIOR CORRESPONDENT. I 5">* Camt 10iii Kkuimknt, U. Voi.s., , c SiiKi.m-v it.i.i:. Tkxn., Mitrch lUili, 1 l'' .... - j'mr 11 u.suit: ? r^inee i wrote you my ! las!, luttcr wo have been absent from camp 1 ' ilirci* days. Aliont eleven i?*? ! ? !?. cm Fri- ' ''' I f lay eiders wire issued to the Hrigadu lo * ' cook two (lavs rations aid prenare to-'" i maieh l?v twelve o'clock. In half an hour . we were ordered to "fall in." As soon as ! the companies w?:ic ' formed*' we matched ',l oil' witliont rations, perfectly i^noran', as ' j1" to where we were coin". Marehini; 111 ' ('( I through the town of Shelby vil!e \\c to-k : ' ' the Triune or 1'nionville I'ike, and after 1,1 ' (.f iii-iriliinj; in that. direction for six or eight ! miles ?! were ordered to "file left"' in n . j'1 c ?pse of woods atid hailed, stacked arms, b and hioku ranks. As tain had been fall- , ing for two hours we lost no time in ma- L' ' r. i .. .. i - i . < " ivinji iu'ks i>y which 10 warm ami u:y ourI " i "1 .-elves. I About ten o'clock in the nigh I rations ' 1 come, an 1 with all tho promptness yon can 1 n imagine we paid then: our revneets and dis w 'It cussed t heir merits; occasional showers pre- ' vente<l iir from sleeping a great deal <ln? J ^ ring the night. When moining came we ' 1 thought thai we were U"inir back tocatno ; " . ? bl but the ?lay passed and we still remained. | The darkne.-s of another night smiouud- j ' ed uk, and the w??ods presented rather : "ll than otherwise, a chec'Inl appearance with its ImiidreiiB of popping Hies of cedar wood, 1 grasping blazes and n.-ccnding spaiks. At i ' an early hour we laid ourselves upon the i ground trusting that we mieht have a food . 111 nights rest. In a short tinu?, tin* daik a::d l,c threatening elements above gave thun- ' ' ' tiering promises of ino-e rain. The prom- ! ^' ises were fulfilled by heavy rains at in tervals during the night. At one time **' ( ] c nearly all of ??ar tires were exiinguUlieri. j ' At daylight on Sn:nl:iy morning we mar- i ehed eight miles further <y I *nii.nvi'!? ? P' towards lvigl?sville, an ! in the af'.cti.o-?ii | we relumed to the ground ?>n which we had r amped for the two nigh:s previous. : 1" Fatigued by the days inarch, we were c< I ; ... .1 _ . 1 1 il? SHJOI1 Sll-t-J'llli; upon till: ?Cl ,, .. ,?i; myi ninii w e ti ii'd.t-d to our camp. Tlie only result of otir expedition l'' as far as I could learn was M:\cral eases ro of pneumonia, jind a number ot* easts of 01 ba<l tol.k. fo The enemy attacked (!vi?. Van l>i?rn at. tu Thomson's Station about mil- s ol j Shelby viile, Tenn. I In javo the Yankees a Lo handsome whipping jtij-l capture! five . tli Uejjiments of their infantry. Besides the.! tli prisoners, horses, v aprons, arms &< , ?Jb?r , | h< were raptured in like proportion. We ' saw a number of them in .Saelby ville yes- 01 tertlay. They were a fine looking and well C clad set of men. NVIiat a pity it is that 1 A they were caught in bad company. j at A severe wind passed over Shelby'ille, ii< a fow-daya ago, unroofling several houses ! so and blowing* ilie top story s from some of j K the biick buildings. SeveralcarswwM j A Jrlr"" frnui "" ' Regiment are due to Miss M. A. Howie, of * I-Mirelield District for her exertions in our 1 Si behalf. Recently she sent. 11? ;i i / - ^ " | V valuable box of clothing for I lie deMiute ' \ in <-ur Regiment. 'i^jirniijrh her exertions ! S:i sovirnl thousand dollars liave b-en raided | 1,1 in I'Jigefield District for tliu purchase of d; clothing and blankets fuix^earj|iv. j fn i M'?? M. eGQuiJy&Cvnu thanks of j m out rt*Y J?^?i | at 'iWi irn ' ' '" i|n 11 j at ^ " reslii/tcriun an;l the Tele- I 1?. tmpe _?jfr'*/ v's'l("'tf;i lo "nr Cainr-B. Uoseneranz has issued an order lor V b 'gS jiitherirl soldiers to weiir Oteth- .b' il tptyred from tlie Yankee army, un- bi d ?>enrtl;y, if '.Hkcn in battle to l>o shown rc no . inrler^ of if 4in?ily or in squads about hi lines ty bu.iroatLd us spies. j ,1 inadverlcjjjtly femitu-d it, a previous Iqttcr lo nicntnii tlibl our worthy compeer, |)( Sftrg't.S. A. Jiirdauueceivcd from bis coin- a] pa-* compliment of lb? "'badge ^ ..J* fwr gallantry on the field of bat- gt tle^it Murfreesboro. ? tj Private James JoneV of Capt. Add'Fon Clinksi-ali'h comrinnv iIim of honor from that cotrAjany, ?nd private (t James MoLain received Oie budge of honor (j from Capt. J. J. "WhitcaKompany. $ Capt. J.^EjkVhite a\l Lieut. Wm. q Mattison werb Fwith us nVew days ago. q They have left ilp fgain to gabber conscripts ^ JLiout. It. F. Mifcuslan, havni\suflicieMtIy re?jTej-?d from Itlie wounds beVeceived in tlie late battle aftMurfreesboro, lV'orted tug ff camp yeflterdny fevenhig for fYi'Otit. a bad colli. \ \ JieapXjtfuUy jour.?fVA W, oesebai, StkrlVn^ PfiiCR.^t Y^said, n 1ms croHseJ the Mini^ippi, to nssinA tlfc w command of the new department t&vich ti lie ho* beou assigned Wo Ar*? cojfireht 11 tiiat ho will rotp tixlip things, in Arkai- d ?nd Missouri.- i ? HEWS SUMMARY'S. ! T0 The Kichmond 117<hj of the 12i.li inst., ; vos an account of a disastrous lire in ! jj iclitnoii'l, destroying ?1,000,000 worlli of. ,. ** . , ' < opeit.y. The tiro is supposed to have , :<Mfiiiate<l ncoideni'y, hut will lo investi?jj ited,? Captain McN'aler, of the llkli](|, C. Kcjjtinrnt, w itli a detachment of lii>< inpary, went on Hilton I lead Island, on c night of the 12lh inst., to the observa? ^ I V, where the Yankee signal corns Wi re I . " i til tlioned and without firing a gun captured o entire naitv keeping watcli, consisting! 1 . i w< a Lieutenant. one SenjoanW ami seven i ! VI ivates. The prisoners have ai rived at i 1 I su ardeville. J , ? ' Aii explosion oceurre?l on 1 lie 13 ii ins!., ? l>r the IruvemmrMit Laboratory on llrowiisj ^ laud near this rity in one of the hui'd ' . . , \v I gs occupied by women arid yirls employ- ; in filiiag cartridges, killing n:;d wound j ' g thirty <?r forty persons. The number j killed is not vel known, hut i< heim-vd j < V iii it will not ex<MM:?l 'en. The ? xi?l? si??n i 1 fl!l sum?pm?| <o he the result ol ;ic!citlriil. . - , v ?'* <* Mini in our Mississippi exchanges ?n I " nidation oi tin- mysterious t*sl???;rst|?liic*! ^patches concerning the steamer ln<ii it i i, which was not blown up. The Ya i- j es, it feriiu, did send down a c? :?! l.aige! ? ' tli smoke slacks and a wooden gun, liich in the dark, resembled a gunboat, was 15red at by our batleiie-, and <>ur ntdoats Icing ii a disabled condition, j o]'|hU ?lo\vn tu IViit lludsoii. I5u! the en in charge. of ll:c Indiaiiola did not <?w her up. An explosion was hc-aid ]1( 'oul 1 o'clock Friday night, l>ut it lurnvd ' ue it in l>? ll.c magazine at the end of the j 111 Hal, w I licit lli? Yai.kees lde\ru]> tl??-iii? j * jx Ives, supposing that wc had organized an j ,|1( |>editi<>n to take it. j Jii A nnvviti' h'lti'i* t i.f*aiuiw1 ?? i ],<>. jjslK-vl's < <n ps savs I hat I Ik: jrtva'fi- ! V" of tlm Yankee armv li I l?*fi from : !' " t j | l|i store r'uMU*: ieksl)<ir?f, o^WmimImv f'oi ; j, il ttlc.-lon ail'] Sai'aliliali. All t'i<* f <?avv 1 i?jj;!i?j? of Lot jislieelV Div:*on !ia l 1)1 to Itirlnnnud, ?l"i lii* Imi-Ii wen- tin? . r maicliiiip ord?i>?wlu-re for was noi ! town. Tlii'V will UoUbtl'-ss be sent to a ,, lint wli. rc the cTJSinv JesiH'. ex:>tv{> to n. Hi llit'lll. j IT : ??u N'ows front tilt* "Mr.y of Tennessee i cents ii in gotnl eomwiion, having been j jnsi?U*i?biy ic - **51? ?i wiiliin 'lio_ last, few j (< < ! > <itivi.lc.-i'fiiis, iiLsuniv^ I (juv. liiown, ft Guurgia, v.i>I <onvi-iu* j ic Legislature on'nc L'.jili M.,r> It, ami! o-mtuen.l a string.!,t (>r< hibnion of li.c ivj ilivaiou ol more c>ti-?n iltan i* m:cu:il cil r ct-cil; :.l-o, |-iohbi'.ion of the i!i>ti!!;i-! ''J; ill of art it:'-s ol f.i.il ------ -- ?j tl* I It t<ike> liliy tii?>tilit 1 l:ors;-s ;:ik] uiuh's bo supply liic. atmv'.f tlio 1'otoin <:. A 4:<ou-aml dii; cvorv Vw <l:i\s. Nut !?-fS "! . . t!(l Jt'i live thousand Imn-cs are in the lioi>e ' f jspital of \\ a.-liingUn. ! |>a Thirty deaths, otiilio 1-ltli inst., had , ^ cured (ri)in I!ic rcti-nt explosion at the ^ nitrulgo Factory on Brown's I-iand.? J-pi Monitor lion-clad appeared ? fl* the tnr, li.'i Charleston, on the '.4th, and took po.-i 'tr: jii among the llect, and on the 15th w'enti m' inhwuid. She is lupposed to bo vukuk from New York, for I'ort Royal. j jJ British steamer wit.iin the past few days ftrlied a Confederate port, and brings p*sau dated ?ip to Tliur.-day 12tli. The , .earner* iiuhy from Charleston, and j |,<( 'indie from Wiiiuiington lih<I arrived at j wI assail. Many steamers had r< nulled N;is-1 to II from Kn^lanil, intending to run the i " ockaile. The jnisoners taken on TIiuib- ! , ly night on Hilton Head Island fully en-; xv III (lie illlHli<n*rw?? ?! Mnrn^idnV iiminint. I ... ent to the command ol the expedition I '1*1 jainst. Charleston. lie Imd nut ariived"' . Puit hoyh! oil Thursday, l?ut was liour-' expected. j fi, The l>i i-ljjds on the Knst Tennessee and j Im ir^inin Kail road, which weje dt*sir"yed i 111 p the Yankees a lew weeks ayo, liavc!^ i:en rej IacHd, and t!iO regular schedule' tJ, isniued on t he 15 th. ! w 1 r A onrr?'si>r>iidr<iif. nf tin* M,iii!irnini'i-? ! I o } J doertiscr, writing from Richmond on the i ' ill 3-1 ul'., says that President Davis has ^ toil confiiicl to his house for two wevks,: 01 id is ii great sufferer. Ah abscess has j v i sen formed on his t<in|>le, next, to his'11/ >und eye, and it is (eared by his friends j ^ tat lie will lose ihe si^ht of that eve also.; j1( The sons of deceased soldiers desirous <-fj pi liberal education, whose means are limi J d, are offered by Mr. R. G. Chisolin,I* olumbia, S. C., in behalf of himself and [rc t. 1oIi?'b Lutheran Snndy School, of w harloston, .*\nd l>y tlio Rev. J2. A. IJolles, '[ , rniigebnrg, S. C.. scholarships in New- 01 urry Co lego, S. C , without charge. __ ur A. very fatal disease 19 prevalent in some j prions of this j*> nio among tiics bog.*. |t. ho first symptom i? a HtitFucsd in the p| toulders. * p' Un IJkar!?It in Mild Hint on a certain | v? me, a Chinese widow being found fan? 1 <ii ing the "J^ruvo ol her IiusImikI, wus ??ked fr< hy sh,e performed ho singular an opera- j ili on. .She Baid ehe had promised not t>> In larrv ?ynin while the. grave ijppia jied to ?rop, Hud that i?d it dried v$f5pkhAyly, she: in ?w no harm in astiguBg' ^iSWocesb. ' th I i ALL B0LDIKR3' RELIEF ASSOCIATIONS, IN SOUTII CAROLINA. ; Tlie Legislature havii.g placed at tlie ^ >postl of tli?* Central Association, at 11 >lnml)ia, two hundred thousand dollars lie o.npi-1idciI in providing shoos, Mat) ^ Is, and ?-l thing I<> tin: Carolina so'diers, ? e Association calls upon all similar As, ? i tr nation.-* in tins htate to at-1 it ill it = yieat jrk. Deeply itnprcs-e-l with the iinpor- ^ ncu ol these vo untary Associations, ami e geiieroud ami si-lf? s icr.lii iiii; spirit liicli has dist'ngui-liud our people, w? juld respectfully nige upon alt tin most .j porous persevering exertion. Let none p| osc that the appropriation on thop irt tin: S-atcJias rendered individual am! rr ivii'c < li'<.rt, unnecessary. Wi.cn \v? ^ nk tnaj;tiii ulo of llii: struggle in 0 lich we arc; fiii::i!fi*il, tl.o determined 1 1> irit of our um-ciu|Hilou* enemy, the = :ii[):ir;il.ivcly limited resources of our fJov- i imiotH, we I've! that the appeal is made to i |i ery man an ! woman in ihe Confederacy ' I 1'iat our Mtcee-s can only lie achieved i ' t lie joint. I.ilmr of all, Wo invite tln n, 1 ' c co ojiciatioii ol ail 1 ) . ?( net Associations y i?l woii'.d be pleased to receive any in- i nuation or f-t'iriic-tiolis in iefercn..c'to \ i common labor.-. m. i.Ar.oubio, i ;N Chairman CculT.-ii Asocial ion. I ii '1 FRO?! THE WEST. ( ' Nil mm i.k. M.ikIi 10.? A siii'ci il ?!osp:ilrli I Ik- i':iIi-'1 ]';iii?i!;i, M i?s.. l4'li, ys a ilin-e! (Void ('nlilivaiiT j vs? two foriniilnhlo ir"ii I ?>.-?is-, llie (,'liil- ; j otlie hikI Ui-Kalh, two rail)-', ^ith roil mi i loncus, thn (! ?iui-!'i>:its nut '' . meilfni- ! i'i.ildo, tineo haticiics throe 1 i:tn>)-<- 1 valrv, ami ten thonsaiu! nu n compose i e Yankee aunv in t.lie Yazoo. Some of . u 1 >('|fits lint I'laiicl :ic-c'(?n|iniiV lliO expe- j| lion. It is thought their purpose is ,,, 'ulni/i cotti.n. J'iioy loll Ileh-im witli , ' <; il-ivs' ration* of meat. ; n?.l jileii'v "I ( a !, jiml other .supplies; they lelv iij>?in e n-xMUfi'S of the country for meat, which ov arc fricnlii>?. jr, The Aii/ii'nl >ux* a g?"titli?!!i.m who wit- ]? -sei! iIn- Ji-lit at ri lVn !? r>nt), ra\ j l,< ir I ri < -is to it., ir w:.i?'s t < a aiit** at >!:?.- ctii'tiiv. Ill" iii i| <: nslst* i MX yti Ji?'ma is aii'l tain-, iiifati'rv luce >m live to ?:n'ht( ?'!! tin n>ai:il. *i iic ei.e \ 'i> iii' \'-nif nts ti'iii <'ii -i i - .. I1J? ?ll<- I ?>t! 1! < ? ]-J ?S ' t ? < >IM cmv ill nii point?. i it. ?Cf- ? --T- ' \> BOMP-AUBMEJ.'T OF L'OUT 1HTD50N. ' Phut ! I rnsoN, Mar? Ii ] loin- , '' I'hiif iil cumin. in*. <J lit. " j>. hi, ycs:<*i- ! ^ r., HI 1(1 coll! illK'.! U!I ||> "> I'.Ill Till- ' my fin*.l slowly. < >nr liatl'-iit-s l':.l ii"i | |?1V. At. l'_' iast. iiij^lu, a iics;cr.tic ' .^ siyi'im ni look place Tliu imu'Ijiv i*n j jj :i\ oivtl Id oa?s our 1> itti'ric^ in it-r nivi-r 2< tin.; iJ:?i kin ss. 1 In- liiin^ was ni?>s .it rr lie, jiin! a^tcl two iionrs. One jjini? ; at. Miciicfilfil i:i p:tP-ini? a i!ain?t?i?>I in!'"<iii. 'I'lii! s!o< p-ot?war Mi.*-:?>i;?pi |ti RS set i-li ('] ? :i||ij Imriit to ti.?' water's! i;c, in trout, ot our oa'l-ric-!. tj:ii 1....,,, |j. S.n-I ?? ;i- i-tmi jilfU'IV .'II.I; il I 111 I'll I ily cri]<|?i<-<), :ni'I willi the rust driven | ek. At '1 o'cloi k, tin- enemy withdrew. ! tr victory in complete and ?|.>i inii<. A s i O r :is known, no caMialitues on our part, j 10 boat that passed is dotihtlcs* so diaa- | r\ ( il as to render her achieve".ents Iruit J ;s. '|*1 >iity?-ix nu-n and one midship- i in mi of the destroyed (ri<raiij Mississippi i r,: re hroujjhl in hy our eavaliy this morn* J ir, stveial of whom wore severely wmin- : w <!. j to NEGRO REGIMENTS. j I" A gentlem recently Iron. Washington, j " Iu.-re he had been alter 1ii-? rdes-sc from | 'ri >rt Lafayette, stales lliar. lie was present ifii in the Yhd1;c? Congnss the debate ; nk place on the. negro regiment, bill. ! e heaul a nieiulx r say il was nbsohwt ly j j\"( jci-ssary to use tin- negroes, as it would ; h ; impossible to raise another army of j it liite iiieti! What a commentary on ilit* ' 111 el.iniicil philanthropy ot' tlu: North! j'JJ liey have tried all other expedients of, ,j t:ii and monev, and have failed to suhjii- i a I.,. C.-...I. ..^.1 ?> - ' ??v me uuuiii, .inn 111 u i y ?irm wiiii : ai -inoniac malevolence, they would Facri- ; c the race l hey arc pretending to befriend J^j : pulliutj:liom forward tu save their own j,, en from destruction. i o CJenvral Saxton ai Hilton Head, to sn*'p ; e Ions of lift*, as h* candidly admit.-), in j ' J il ealthy regions would garrison-hi- f.>rts ' ith negroes, iu>d lie would al?o put them i ;i| rwmd to fight wlere he knows thpy wid i p ; cut. to picco*. Tho deluded creatine* 1 1,1 e lieginniti^ to find out. the character ot ' eir pretended friends, and would gladly j Ul t hack to their peaceful homes. We in j ? te alt? ntion to antide from ti.eSavan s ? ill li>publican, wWfi is wortl y ??l cmi- i i< ration, as to receiving hack such as ! ^ av return tu up. We apiee il??t i 1j?* i j> ?lic)' pf liiunitiiMj' suggest* it, find it i.? j |> opt-r we should jidoj t these \iews. : ? , a i in Gen. Toombs.?Tl.o Columbus Unrjiti- I w r s iys: j y Wo liavfi heard, from a source which ; cl o presume to lie woll informed, that Gen. | ' Dt.mbs Jell aggrieved hy tlio appointment | w rcr him, and to * command him in the ' w my to which lie was attached, of officers ! I" hos commissions were of later date than i s own. and that his fi*?t teeourse t<> j JJj ?\e tins grievance remedied, was an a|>? ' ,.| ... .i- _ I ' irlment of tlio Service, wliicli I eing refnsI, he tendered his rt'.?ipnntion.. This ;r?K>n, if eoirect, allows" that he did not splav over fn*ij?itiv.enefis. or withdraw in t' e service la;cau*e of mere pt<r*onai *? s.icpointiiieiit or chagrin. On tlie con? 111 nry, l?i ? Verjrifc>t to he transferred appear? w li;i\e "eon a reitfioita' lo and <ompro? Cl ising one, and the matter of surprise is fu at it was not granted. v"? I'i.ant <Joi;.\".? Wo hope tliat every j r>od citizen, wlio lias a r?lc*?i spot or ! nocciipicd piece of ground, large enough j > spread n blanket upon, will nun it to i not I account tliis year, l?y i-!ai;tin<; corn I r vegetables thereon. L*-t liini not only I i? tiii* ioinsel1, but pei>uadc his neighbor > do likewise. If people \,'ould generally ! y to raise so'siething ? cabbage, corn, j utter?beans, tomutos, etc., which o ;in he i one on a sina'.l se:>!<> without appreciable ouble, ".he prices of edibles would hJS , ept. within , IlK-lft resl?. liahs*' bowil'' <. i r ' - . i . I.-.in m-, iw --.-i\, liiain ro ii Iil-: o ; i lit plant corn.? Ch"yhsloit Mvrcury. ; | Why ilo yon wa'k. I? >1 >, when you've ; o* a donkey to liilc ?' -uiil a ?ri:ui!iii:aii !i? | n Irish lad wii<? ?n> walking l?y thv .-He ! ( f his donkey. ' Sure, then,' replied llic 'iv, "I'm iu-t walicin-^ iu r< st me leu*.' J . ! l (JONSKJNKKS. j The f?.'l lowing )ii'rs<>ns have freight in the; at Abbeville : | .1 L Uarnc?. J M Mosolv, K Siinoin',s. i 1 1> Millord, lln*. l)r Turner. J II Adam lj I iirriiliaiti, ?) lJruwnlf-c, Mrs. Ij-fiijr? nil (.'iieVcr-. <\il. LJ l'.ltl' l'S"ll. \V 11 1 Vilsnti,(' T Ila-lccll, Hon. 1> L \Vai?l!;iw, I I \V J^n-vs -ri, \!artlia .10 1 > 11>>i>. A A 1 \ ill:a'ii^, 1'? 1' llMjrluj-i, A .J \Wrii T (.' ; Vrrin. Simkin-; Silt Woiks, ("apt. Kr.ox, < " Si:a!i*s, W .1 I. in a.\", Jus ll>>|>kti-v>ii, J 1 : Ni !?!?', J K M Miiciioll, J \V Tli?m?s 1 : . M l'a'nr.cr, .J 'I' Moon:, J Mcl>ry<lo, j | 1 It Uaiiitcr, .1 I) (/liuliiipr*. | | i>. i:.honi)u:v, j, % STA'I'K OF SOl'Tll CAROLINA. /J IS Till CT?In /: /?!/;/. ! ' tin en SNj-. n in ) uinl ) vj. ) Hill fur Account, relief Ac. [ 1 Dr.<l!?-_v r?yi'l\.< i 1111*1 O' Ih-IS. j . l'l l!Sl'.\N T to nailer ill lliisfnsc !iv Chit'f H.-l ?:? ( ?'Ni-:i'l, I wiTVsi il.u! A litx-v i 1 it- ('niii't use, in i?iil>li?r < nil Sale l>.i v, in April ' Xt ( <) Mill!' l.ikrhi viz: ("H'-iir. Mali- ' v. Aii?!r?-?v anil \Y illiaiii^fcffcpii, N?*lly. 1*111i?*. < ImtI nii'l l!?-otur, mi a ('i^lii <>f lf 2 iin'l 3 I i-nis. with in I i-ri-si fimn S?l?? ]>nysil>lu ( 1 'un-liasi-rs |o uivc j'omit: wi? at K'llSt I \Co ' iml .ciircl.it.-8. I'iiv in i a<li\ ami |>nv f??r i i|n-r.?. Wm I! i'AItKKK. > b a.i?. I , tiiiii:l- iotn^V.(.!li*-.', Mni-i-li 17. i v HEADQUARTERS, It (iMMISSAKY UKNKItALS DEPT. S. C. j \ 1'?-!.cjibia, Mnrcli 10, ISO? 1 f i1! il\i 111 "l,i! !! .: . ?. Vint! iXecliU'ii nini ' i i! . ii. ?i. v tu I'.iriii an-! r of lln-ir j l.v iIiV(miVci i.i>r. viz: i II. ? jn;i lAliblirg?S|;ilhl!il lirjl | lill I'natr, I^i-u^-i ry?Newl-on v ('. II. '. I.. I.i-trit!. ]I11 rn-11svill.*. ivli\ M. Siiulli, i.aiKctiF?Cliiifpi-IV j I. Kii\ki'Sitlitl nnjft^. I', liri^'gs, York? j limit.is Ivikn.J, A!ili(^viftu?Alilmvillo II. j A (JIi?V?M\ lvk'i-lielil-\il^i'li('|il C. II. ..h-rt I-'' s'li'M'wi, ^oik? ItVk Hill. J . . It. ?t W. I", 4Ynllir?i, lia^bwcll?JuIiiiscii'.^. ( .--c hav, I'ii ki-ns-^-l'ii-Xfiis (tUI JOSKl'il i^i.kki;, Coiiimiiijury (Jenfenil, S I Nuti:?As appliciilii.ns are, i^ni..i ami iiiU ? \< utii. il :iii<l in ll'ia l^j> u t u:< n t 1 * * ? 5* ,,vo ??? "w uuuvift i?> cy^nljow : Mmvli io, lac:}, 4??, It It HEAI>aUAIlT15RS, ' DMJntSAliV liliNKUAI/S DEPT. s. c\, i 1 % Colimaia. K. C,, Murcli lfi, J ' ^11K ?lU>\viii|?'rejMi'iiti< ns litive Ih-cii ' ?il hjl tlie (ioveriior of Ilip tStnlo lo eniry ! to i I1V<5 iliu Act- <* tlio ( lit rill A.-s.-iiil>l\> j itili.il l?u<-lnWr 18, 1 bl>2. Cutil! -<] "An V?-i I > siii*|>r?:A tlie undue disti.Ini!<>n of t-piritous ; n [juoic fi(ln lliii vert'iii of ihit Mute;1' | Inch nutluriz'is the Governor. ? Imn ritir-faen-ily ilifoSlied that. a supply is ttlmolitlci/ ;?>: xarif for Jl<dicul puruoxcx, to i:ontrii<:t with a j ro( ?r n tinnier of skilled and rrxjt'>nx:lilr fr/^iitv, i any one <V more of the l>i.Ai iet?, to inniiii? ' etur.* a liuLtrd quantity of j nr?- ?|iir.tr?. al 11 ! ] ux<i.,<tl//> jii\c, xtr icily for iwditii' ji'ir/ioxtn. Contract 4 lave been and will !><- i: :ulo with ! rcntit to di*tll a quantity of pure j?iritn. of ; I percent. Jp'oof, at not, uvit Uvir dollars per Hon; wlioscltiamcfl will he ptihli*hivl in the j uiiiinhiii pupil's and District papers in whicli ' i? agent i-ciUae?. No oilier |M'rmin, cxcept ' io*e so pulilfl jtd, are authorized lo distil; 'r id it is the di!?* of every captain- of patrol, j id iht-y nnj.retired to repurt any'violatioii, , ( Iiu Iii^u inr niiii <ii nil IIIUL^ltfLral#^ lo S*e ; ml lite I'l-i'visniBe of the Act are *eacried out. J ^ II ciiizc-n-i are eniest ly requested lo report J ? IV violation of ilEt Act, og I lie objci'l of tlx- j ? ,w is to prcvi-iit.Vie' undue consumption of 1 1'ninn for <li.^tillutiOp, thereby raising tlie price ! '' F tlie absolute Iierluniics of life In I lie lumi { c i'? of our brave solSaru, .? ho are in llie field ; iittling lor our iud&trlidcncc. t The ugciit ahull no Aouvey or eame to be I >ilVt*yed !>i'_\ona thc^uiite of tliirf titMini | all dispose of the sflp>itt) distilled by lnin,*i ' inler his^Soud, in quniiitics of . fi Ve gallons j li iv) under, to any pelfBn on tlt^ir written i ? ledge that ihiiy i>-<]'iir? *ud will use n only j id htrietly for niedieimnl) purp<i*e.^ and will j .t eolivey or Ciiii.se lo fhe'.ooiivoyvfl In-yonfl ! ie limits of thiii Stale Uie ApiriU. purchased i nd attached to Paid ;; 1 ?!? I he certificate of return' |>iisi-1io11 i; |>iiy|:ciau,,Mist Uif |>iir- j Iiis-r actually requiri* ind lie'believc.s will j< - it. on I \ Mini siricily ful mi'iliftal j'in |>o?i;a I 'licit any tli |'li\fiai 11 ii or - tbur )i?.-nw>n ' L-sireH to purchase iivt fiVt guilortu of f*]>irilt> t| ( in tlit* agent, tiny must first gitea lioird, j v; ayiililf to i.Iik Stiitc, williYwo or inoyt giiou j ? l uritirc, ui>|>i'uvi>?l l?y ilnlcierk oi ili~fcC3 urt j t| i tirliU- iIki amount i>f pfrchn-tv and lodge ,j V KUlila witli tliu liiii liL < oikjllioiied Unit flltiy ,1 ill not coiivc-y, or cmii*** (n?>e etihveyed, be-4*. (1 rind (he liniilt* of this fehatl the t>|*iril? puriiittod. and that they will resell at a urea :i uu viiiivv inn'l ig |>er UfllB OV15J' I lie llgflllS 1 rice, nnd only to such per?Bi? us will give a ritt.-ii pledge that they nctmlly require* and ill use iionly and Btrictly f? medicinal puritcn, accompanied by the cA/licutu of a re? iilnr practicing plivoioinn, trn the <t|?irits are ttt-doil, and lit- believe* will tjped Hlrielly T r nirdiciii'il ["urjmsriv, mid 1^1 ?lie mibput*- ? insets will not resell the spn iA>r convey, or v iuse the Baltic to tic convene# beyond the ' e mils of this Slate. J t liy order of the Oovorno* j $ JOSEPH ?LKE% . I ( Commissi}' (ien?ul of Si. C. 1 8 All paper* in thin .Mate will mart once and 4 " nd duplicate bills,- wit-ii copy mf adv?rtiio- j 1 cut, to lhi?JDefinrtftU'iil> | i Advertising'bills against this V"P rtment ! ill lie ct-lilvd quarterly. In all ??ie# duplf-i J ito lulls, wiiii j#t>py of Hdvcrtiacraclt, muM. 1>? ' * i nlulled. 1' P M?mf, <8, *6. rt * : ' STATE OF ^OTJTH CAROLINA^ \ ppB \Im1S lV i:< TTl V K DHP A HTM KNT. \ (.V?i.i\mi:ia, S. t.\, March 10,1^03 KKI> fLm> is ut iiiiinl, umtecontpaiiieil with' the |'\)-;>eet ol u specily peace. Our foes lave i^i v<iwiI>m>1u(e control of their purso and nvord l<> llIV tyrmil Lincoln. Another year, ii.d peihiip.Amnrr. ot fierce war in upon us. ioiu the cn\ltn \s Ih-els nii'l armies wo need ". iir out litfle\troiii the unwise production of 'ollui', tnti-li. \Wilh the supply on hand, its (i odticti'.Mi nowls not necessary to the success if our euu!?i', auk imu l?e dispensed with for i'1-ars to conic. 'She States not in possession ! the enemy tiiiis\ produce supplies for tlicmselves. our armies w the field, and the families .f our ?"l<iicis: % \..w therefore, I .^LI.r.IXJK L. 150MIAM, nf South cVnliiiii, do issue this my I'll'vl niialit>ir. an'! nrg^all the good citizens of In- S!;ilc, ili-ni i>-inj> nl\ censi.lernt ions ol litero ;ain, t > [> 1 ui t and inifc nil the provision!* of . very description in t^-ir power Let him who has cotton scd ctumiirh to plant another year ami lint cti'Mi^h for Vnno.st ic consumption |.|ai.t untune seed. Thi? s n linii- to try our jiatriotisin. A threat peorauwill rise to great ac-simou*. We claim to life descended I'onv ;t race who v. >n indcpendeiAc against immense udds after a seven g ears' wy ?f hardalrip and i riviiiii.n t'nr greater tlinnlive have yet en? Jnicil. I.? t ns ctiacl historjL Worthy of Hitch in ancestry. Our gallant sn\liers have won ...... ........ ?v ii m uia lem aim win tio >o again mi (1 nt: a ill. Our women are linking worthy of any n^c ?lf we but <1q Mir duty, all will lit- well ; and shall, with In* hh-.-sing of God, wear out Vid prostrate >nr imilitjiiiiiii nnd hniefnl foe. % in older In secure eoiieert of newn, I recomTieinl in tlie ei:i/.cns of ih? ^liitc, b assemble >t the:r ivspeeiive Court 11 ouses onmales Day 11 Aoril ni xl ; and in thai s|>uit of mtiiuti-im ivhieh has Ii letoforu characterized ilftin, reloive to ciirrv 011I. these siii?ire.-:ti<?n,'.W() r Stales are Inkiiiy sloji.- lo at tain llns'ol let t in 1 In; siid that we wilS not. make Avery ineritiee ?!i;. !. p:11 ioT ism demand* ?iv< ! un.li-r i: v I-.dkI ii 11 it I li?? *?nl of ilx-jMote, u< CmiSlnlilii, III is llilii?<>ii\ ut" ill i.. s. | lli?i v-ni* <>(' (Mir lltotHint}' iglil lii:rulru<i,ni'i sixt y three. \ M. \. BONlIASfA \V. II. Iluxrr, rfeori'inry of ;SViI?j. \ Miiit-li 'id, 1 fills, it Al>JIl X ISTltATOR'S SALE.. T^K I'lulcrfifjiifil will kt-ll, hI puMic Out? rv, iln; l.-it ri piik-iicp. tins Villujre; of Jul. ^Uir>Tl"s .1. I.YTIICOE, jlt'ccawi], oo> F1i\aY, 3d OF APRIL ttF.XT All tin.- 1'Atonal l'loperty of suid Deceased,, \ CIIIL.<I(>I ing of. 13 yovng likely ]ST E n o e s , 9XJ'' / / A" A' JiLlRB, OXI'j bliVi/ jrr^inJvrjP9Sr, /X ! : OX'JJ-WkJiSE WAG Off, . rOWS. JfOGS tfc\ Ilouseliold ai\ Kitchen 3? izi'iiitmr o , ml nllnT article* ?iol iiccc.viw to enumerate. Terms >>n the >l*y. V JOHN* A. \v\lt AdmV AI.lM-vilItfC.il.. March 18 tt)0 OF ABBEVILLE, \ makcii iv, isr>:i. n*-flLrnpof Tii.vul.ltf Property must lie mad# i..f..iv flL 2.5?li of tl'is Month, and the Pennl? y will b^enlorced against defaulter?, without All mule \^tite peroons over the oge of eigh eeii yearn, (exou.t those who are over forty? ve years, ami mn no ulave in tlieir posseaion) are by Law.^nble to Fatrol duty, and mst perform that. Arviee bv substitute or in erson. Had henlth^r old age constitutes no aiwe of exemption or^ceii-c. The pri|ieipal will beheld liable for nonerforinanee of Patrol dintby his substitute. Commander* of Patrol, t injecting to return lieir (' .inmir'sioiis proinpity.^ns required by tw, will he made to pay the pnalty of ?uel) eglcet. arjjistead\urt, ^Rkndent. EstSWo of Travis Beard^n, Dec'd. NOrnSL OF SETTLEMENT. All pfiRoiiA may have claims against l?i? Kttatii nro Ut^by notified that n finaj etllenient of said WTftfg will lie m nle in the !??i?rt of Ordinary for S^*fcevrll? District, on Hp ;01 ti day of April n<-Tt^S>J|ipr?fore th*ir eitiaixls must lie firi-jcntetl on or^e/ore that ?y, mi nf:erwurdti tlic Admiui?tratoP^u)| not oiice them. A. T. WIDEMA% . Murcli 17, '63 46 8l i^lp. $20,00 REWARD. : I'jif.rii I.Iip Snhsr-rih^r limr Hnlt*r. ille Ph., AtSkpbn L>i?tri?t, Three Co I tune ii Itripl.tllfcgWIy, 8 y>aHi old 4b ia priig, iritli u ntiii* i. ii^hnhMd;..on? ? niousecoler* I .Mur?> Aim.' this sprin?; h? oilier ii J)ark ^Wt> Vftl yearn olil ?hi* ,g?tfllfc. The Kulrayt>?sirt?X>i" ' liu fitft of this wit.' ;peiwm takifl?; tip ; ail) Quit* "Otl JrtyilBL-IW ^-' nmed P MofGvt-/. licir trovlil?, ?r if JP^-bV p?*f?oO ?o doin$ roin ill. v 'W, r? in lb* No'WP^jiy'0? - J1 uitics Norwood'j, pfikiiA^WVO^je"1* ifl'PSjPp t* T^T. ">- fSwME^; ^li^crrj^e, %. C-, ???rch 2-1,