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Dor entrances that the hostile vessels were
in the ofing. Their number was variously
"tAte'', hnt Ill arree1 that the feet was
large ones Wa are inclined to credit the
estimate Of our Wilmington correspondent
who says that the vessels were ten in mum. +.
Der.
Whether it shall prove to be part of the
encmy's plan Of campaign to attack our.
coast or not, we may be certain that there
is no lack Of the vindic,ive spirit which
would prompt such an attempt. The ar,i-
Gle in another column, copied from the N.
Y. Times, shows clearly enough what We
have TO expect, unless we ara ready and
wa,chfu at all points How far we are
ready the enemy may learn from the iron
throats OF many masked" battery, of the
location OF which, as yet, he little dreams
Mercury.
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The Tableaux and Concert

We remind our readers Of the cntertainm ent
on next Friday evening al the Court House, to
be gi"en by the Ladies', assisted by some of
our ametuer gentle men, for the benefit OF our
brave boys" In Virginia. The efforts of the
ladies, to alleviate the sufferings of our soldiers,
Is truly praiseworthy; and certainly, produces
the highest evidence Of that pure aud devoted
patriotism which animates their noble hearts
and which characterized their intrepid ances.
tors OF rs. In this, as well AZ in the war of
'7s, let il be remembered let il be gilded on
the pages Of history let it be orally pronoun-
ced to future generations, that WoMAS, though
feeble physically, las, in the great struggle for
our Independence from northern tyrants, per.
formed her part 1elL AZ miuis,ering angels
they have looked after the wants Of our needy
and suffering soldiers {; they have bound up by
their tender caesses the pierced wound and
supported and cheered to vigor the sinking
head. Never will the character Of the WoMry
OF 1861 fade from the memory Of our country.
Let NE Assure you soldiers upon the tented
fields to administer to your comfort and relief.
they will perform every duty which can possi-
bly, be incumbent upon them. They have
heard Of your wants, Of your sufferings AMI
distress, and while somc Of you are almos.
sinking for the tender care Of softer hands,
be assured, they Ge putting forth all their en-.
ergy to relieve your wants.
Citizens Of ths>sJistrict, do you love YOUR
neighbors Father mother, do you love your
scn' yoa do, come forward and contribute
your mite. You are acquainted with the cir,
cumstances, which must daily meet your ears,
and we know, il your sympathy is not given
now. all future appeals viii! oc IN vain. They
are dying, literally dying for your assistance.
And soon the bowling blasts Of midnigh, win.
Tor will whistle around their uncomfortable ait.
uations and add to their distress Now is the
time to prepare to avert these sad contingen.
cies. There are some. doubtless. who have not
contributed because their mite is small These
persons will find the Concert the proper and
the most convenient place for depositing their
contributions. Come one, come ALL and make
old Lancaster sustain her glorious reputation
Of former days.
Price Of admittance only TWENTY FIVE
CENTS. Local.
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TYoR THE LANCASTER LEDaER.1

The Central Committee for equipping
and aiding the Volunteer Companies from
Lancaster District, and to provide for the
wants of the families Of all the Voluntee RS,
will meet at Lancaster G.. H., on Saturday,
the llth day of September inst A full
attendance Of all the members is earnestly
requested on that day. The sub. Committees
are requested to continue their efforts to
obtain subscriptions and report to the Cen
trail Committee on the day of meeting. the
additional subscriptions received by them :;
also, they are requested to report the mum
Der of families with their names, requiring
aid and assistance in the several beats
GEo. MCC. WIrIERSPOON,
Chairman Central Committee.
Sept ., 1861.
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The defence in The famous Sickle. case, has
been arrested. The alleged cause is that
she had prepared to illuminate her house
over the Southern victory won on the
Plains Of Manassas. She was dissuaded
from doing so, however, by her friends,
but the intention was enough to consip On
her 10 dungeon
The U. S. Foreign Ministers, in their
dispatches to the State Department, max e
no disguise Of the fact that the Lincoln
Government has suffered severely, in the
estimation of foreign powers. by the disas.
ter at Manassas, and that it is universally
conceded in Europe that that defeat closes
the doors to compromise Of any kind.
Committee from Boston has been here
endeovoring to induce Lincoln tc change
his advisers. The Committee repr2sen,
capitalists who have resolved not TO risk
their money in any more loans t. the G ov.
eminent unless certain Cabinet heads come
off
The Trenton (New Jersey) True Demo
crdt the oldest aud most prosperous jour
nal IN the State, has been discontinued, on
the ground that Its circulation has been
virtually intcrdlctcd"
The office of the AHeghanian published
at Grafton, Va, has been completely gu,tcd
by the Abolitonists.
WASHINGTON, August 27.--The pickets
Of the Southern Army are now stationed
nearer to Arlington Heights than ever be-
fore. This, however, Is not regarded as in
dicating IN attack.
/, is reported that the Spanish and
French fleets ARE intended for Intervention
in Mexican affairs
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the room Is almost insufferatie, and as for
washing them, changing their clothing, &c,
II ia almost out of the question. The mex.
and only alternative then il this-to get
them into private families, and here arise
difficulties. or course the Surgeons cannot
attend their men scattered about all over
the country, md only one nurse can be de .
tailed from the company for every 10 men
So then when n man goes to private
family, he relieves the Surgeon from all
care of him and has no nurse. Our only
way to gvea sick man any comfort is
to bring physician and nurse, from
home. Let them be along, in the neigh.
borhood, be employed by the Companies,
and when man gets really sick let us have
him taken t. n private house, and phv
sician and nurse and our stores accom-.
pany him. Now who will volunteer or
on That terms will they come they might
have to hang about for some time with
nothing to do, or they might very soon
have enough Of it. They canno, go with
the Camp rs part Of it and will have to
provid. for themselves and be on their own
hook. This struck me Yesterday as
the only way in which any of our men
should they get very sick, can have such
attention ns We all desire them TO have. |
throw it out for consideration. In circum
stances lib these our men could be washed,
have tneIr clothing changed, SC, &c, all
Ct which Is very important. Andrew Perry
is with us TO day. He says that Kershaw's
Regiment has lost about 90 men since the
battle. Although they We're in warm
pImcc in the fight, they had only men
killed. There is u great deal Of sickness
among us. We report about 800 cases TO
day. $50 of them measles. think that
after we get through with the measles, and
their consequences, if we can only have
some clear weather and dry ground, we
will get along better Many men however,
bring these things upon them by their
foolish ind'screti on, some Of them 90 out in
the rain, "ith measles or them. eat green
'PP'So' w any tHtS" oi course can expect
nothing better than hard time.
We are, in ";her things, getting along
very well. My belief IS that We will for,rv
in advanced positions around here, and
when the northern Army gets rcorganized
1t will come on, and Manas.a will be fought
over again. This cannot be until about the
lst Of November. BY tina, time We will see
whether or 1T nm right
PASTOR
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Copartnership.
CAMDEN, S. G..
M ES0N & co
S75 REWARD
Runaway from wh,r. a.. h

"a, Runaway from whcr. We had them
"A hired, near Chester. ia June last, oar
~ three Negro men, viz BILL, GILES
and HENRY.
Bill and Giles we bought the 18th of .4-r
November, NJ the estate sale "f Ed. Leach.
on Broad River, in York District. They
being brothers and having relations in the
neishb"rho"d where we purchased them, i,
~ more than likeiey they haze made their
way back to their old nrighborhood
Bill il about &c years old, 5 feet 8 inches
h'gh' Will weigh $50 or 100 pounds is
very black; rather siarpcd face, speaks
quick when spoken to.
Giles, his brother, is about "a years old ::
3 fec. inches high will weigh l6O lhs.
- very black, ani walks with his head ND
and feet turned out iE front.
Henry, we purchased, Jan !, of Col. &.
Rives on the Catawba river. lie is 20 wears
old, well sc;, 5 feet 10 inches high and will
weigh l75 pounds has hrnvy brow and
speaks Slowly ; has some character AM
runaway. May 20 to Charleston or Wash.
ngton city, it is hard telling where he will
{" IA he Is gentleman Of travel. They
Al! ran oil about the same time.
We Viii pay S75 reward for the three
men or S25 piece for either of them de-
llve-ed /" any Jail 80 that we can get them.
These boys may a;temp. 10 make their way
Nor:h, as some others from this place have
attempted.
PRIDE g. DUNOVANT.
Aug. 7, lS6l-26-tf
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WAR NEWS.
The News from Richmond
PASTOR

RICHMOND, August 2G.-ln view Of the
efficiency" of the existing blockade, Con.
grcss has passed bill throwing open the
whole Southern coast and repeating the
present la* to establish ports of entry. By
the provisions Of thi, bill, vessels may enter
at any inlet on the coast, and NAV pay th.
duties ut the custom house TO " hich It may
happen 10 be nearest
The bill has not been signed by the
President, who is sick to duy, and unabl,
10 sign bills or attend to other official
business.
Differences Of opinion exist in Copyress
upon the measure Of retaliation prop.r ,o
DC used III carrying out the provision. Of
the Conii.calinn Act. Some of III. n,.u.
oeFs are IN favor OF total c"ufscalion. while
others prefer limiting the operation of the
act 10 seqnestrulion. Mu.ll difficulty has
arisen IN framing the requisite statute iimi-
"'lohs i"r The protection Of the Govern
ment against fraudulent assignments Of
eneInys property, which, in some cases. are
known TO have been made already.
RICHaoND. August 27.-An important
runior Is "ilont to night, 10 the effect that
Il long Iouked-for result in Western Vlr.
ginia has been attained, and that Gen. Lee
has susceeded in capturing the entire inva
ding force under Rosencrantz, in the ,noun.
taIns Of Western Virginia. The report,
however, lacks confirmation.
a large humber Of prominent Kcniuck
ians, Including commissioners, duly nccredi.
Ted from that Stale, are here Numerous
letters received from Kentucky Indicate
That The Resistance feeling IN that State is
rapidly increasing.
NO Official reports OF the Battle OF Ma
aassas Plains nave yet been mad, by th,.
Generals ~ho commanded there.
The President has been quito sick with
lever anu aguc. lie is much improved this
afternoon, and will probably be able 10 at
'e"u 10 public business to'morow. Vice
President Stephens is also sick at Munnssas
Junction.
Iha Re1uisiiion Bill has been PASSED by
Congress. The Adjournment has been post.
Poned until Saturdy, the 3Ist inst.
RICHMOND, August 2S.-The Presidents
health Is much improved, but he is still too
un"es' TO attend to the public business :;
hence 10 Bills nave been approved to-day.
The gossip mongers say that We are on
the eve OF important events.
skirmlsh took pncc a few days ago
between Tie advance picket guards near
Falls Church, four miles from Alexandra
The Northern outposts suffered severely
and were driven iu.
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OF e1ectioneering, 50 common, in our day, in
military elections To these gentlemen,
the Offices were given purely a. re.
ward Of merit, and so far at least as the I.au.
caster companies were concerned, there was
no "log.rolling" resorted to. The "Horncts"
will regret to lose their Captain, but they are
no. selfish. II his merits entitle him to the
higher position, they are willing, for the good
OF the Regiment aud for the honor of their
District, that he should 6n il. In addition to
this, they have every confidence In Lieut.. Van.
iandngham, who will succeed Capt Barnes
lie will make, in every respect, a good com,
mandsr.
After tho election on Friday, nine companies
OF the Regiment were mustered into tho Con-
federate Service. Capt McM.nus' Company,
owing TO the absence Of some Of tho men and
dissatisfaction among part of the e'remainder,
was not ready to be received. 1t was feared
when we left that that Company would be dis
banded. We hope, however, that such will
not be the case. Those mon who pledged them.
selves to the Governor and were transported
TO the Camp at the expense of the State, should
~" oei hohoraoiy ooutu 10 enter the service
under oil circumstances Capt. McManus and
bis officers were making every exertion to in.
duce them to do so.
All the Companies at Lightwood Knot seem
to be comfortably situated. 1t is a sood loca.
tion for the purpose-high, healthy, dry, level
and good water abundant. About thirty com,
panies are in camp. In all, forty.two Infantry,
three Cavalry, and two Artillery companies
have been accepted under the late call. This
completes the call with tho exception of one
company of Cavalry still wanting.
We left the Camp on Saturday morning.
Our Lancaster friends were all we'll and in Ane
spirits. We were requested to say that few
recruits, If application be made soon, would be
received in the Lancaster Hornets" The
other Companies would doubtless also receive
additions. How long they will remain at Light
wood Knot. is uncertain-probaby not long.
The signs of the times Indicate that they will
soon be called into more active service.
Persons desiring to write to their friends in
the Camp, should direct their letters TO Camp
johnson, Lightwood Knot Spring, Richland
District, S. G. giving the name of the omps
ny to which their friend belongs
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Col. Kershaw's Official Report of the
Battle of Manassa Plains.

A few weeks ago, the Charleston Mercury pub.
ashed what purportcd to be the official report
of Col. Kershaw Of the operations Of his com,
mand at the battle of Mannassa Plains. In that
report, as published in the Mercury and copied
into several other papers, all the captains Of
the I'd Regiment wee prominently mentioned,
with the exception of Capt McManus. The
omission appeared to us 30 singular, and 50 un-
like Col. Kershaw, that we felt constrained be.
fore publishing or noticing the Report in any
way, to endeavor to ascertain with certainty
whether II was a correct copy. With this
view we wrote to Col. Kcrshaw his reply has
been received and is published below. We
strongly suspected at the time the rerort ap.
peared, that the omisson Of Capt McNanus'
name was occasioned by a mistake, either in
the transcript or in The printing Of the report,
and so expressed ourse't 70 some Of our friends
Col. Kcrshaw has siso published a correction
through the Richmond Endmiser, which we
will publish in future issue in connection with
the Report from the Mercury. His letter to
US is copied below:
FAIRFAX g. H., Aug. alst, 1851.
Ny DrAR Sin: Ny official report distinctly
states that Capt McAanus was wounded pain.
fully, early in the action at Manassas, but that
he bravely led his gallant company through
the dsl.
TIL. capy published in the Mercury is imper.
feet in this ard in some other minor points
Whether rendered so by an accident in copy.
ing or in printing, I cannot tell. The conduct
of tho Lancaster Invincibles" on the field, as
well as in camp, has ever been such a. to do
credit to yOur District
Ycu,s TScly,
J. Is. KERSHAW,
t.oi. Comd'g. Cd Regiment S. G. Vol.
w. u. CONNORS, Eso
Lancaster G.. II s C.
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The Despotism At Washington

WASHINGTON, August 26 Tho military
desPotism Is now throughIy organized and
est ablished here, and is vigorously a,
work.
Among the arrests here today were
several ladies. Four naval officers, who
bad resigned their commissions, have been
seized and sent 10 Fort Hamilton, New
York. Their names have been stricken
from the roll
A lady from Gen. Beauregard's Head.
quarters has been arrested. Letters wer.
found upon her person duplicating promi.
ncnt parties here
Mrs. Phillips, wife Of the Hon. p. Phil.
I'ps' OF Alabama, veil known Counsellor
before the Supreme Court Of the United
Stsies, and who was one Of the counsel for
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From the Newbern Progress, of Aug. 80.
A North Carolina Fort Captured by
Federallsts.

Fort linttcras WAS surrendered 10 the
Federal authorities about ii o'clock on
yesterday.
The steamer WinsIow, which left there
soon after the surrender on yesterday, ar.
rived here about 10 o'clock last night.
She brought up wounded men and
one dead body. From 1t. Citizen of Capt.
Lambs company, who escaped and came
~ We ga'her the following particular.
The Federal steamers, eleven in number,
commenced the bumbardment on Wcdnes.
day, aud the forts, Clark and Ilnuteras, re.
turned The fire. II was kept up till dark
with but little loss Oh our side. On yes
terday morning the conflc: was renew ed
and continued ill about IL o'clock, when,
after desperate resistance, our forces were
compelled 70 surrender, and the whole gar.
rison are now held as prisoners, save few
who escaped.
Com. Baron, Col. Bradford, Col. Martin,
1t. Col. Johnson, Major Gillian, Major An.
drcws, and all the Captain. Of the post are
prisoners
Our entire force at lIaiteras, on Wednes.
day night, another gentleman informed US,
was s53. Somc few escaped, perhaps SO
or more, and 1t. Citizen thinks not more
than to were killed and wounded. Proba-
bly, 40 killed and about % wounded. lle
remained in the Fort till half an hour pre-
i.
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Bank of the State
S y u II III G. A OLIN


CHARLESTON, 18th February, 1851.
The Legislature having, at its late ses.
sion, authorized the Issue of Bond, tG the
amount of S675, 900, bearing an interest Of
Seren per cent, for the purpose Of providing
the funds required TO sustain the State in
the act Of resuming her rights Of sovereign
ty, this Bank is now prepared to dispose Of
the Bonds. They are ISSUED in sums of
$50, SlOO. and $500. An opportunity is
thus afforded every citizen to make secure
and profitable Investment, while contribu-
ting nid to the cause in which the State il
engaged. With the view Of enabling ci,l.
zenS IN any part If the State 10 share in
the loan, the Clerks uf the Courts of In,
several districts have been requir-d to open
books OF subscription for tho Stock. Sni.
table arrangements will be made for fnrn
ishing the Bonds on the receipt of the mon.
ey, ut an early dn. after each subscription,
has been made. engagements for the pur.
chase of Bonds may be made at the Bank
or Mt any "f its Branches. II is probable
that, at the next Session the Legislature,
those parties who desire il may nave their
Bonds converted into Stock
4. NJ. FURMAN, Presii.nk
Feb 25, 3rf
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FAvoRs.-We are greatly obliged 70 our friend,
Lieut. X. G. Billings, G. 8. A. for sending us
fine likeness Of the late l.nented Gen. Bee,
who was killed at Manassas. Also for late
copies Of the New York Herald and 7sues.-
These may he seen at our office. Lieut.. b,
writes that his health Is much improved.
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your s"'l. a little preparation might have
saved this disaster, but now II is too lato
and We must make the most Of It.
Let the militia be calle ost TO aid tho
regular forces, and if the Hessians dare nd.
vance let us make them rue it, We can.
we must.
To arms TO arms!
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"HohE GuARDs."-We will publish the com.
munieaton, showing the organization of a Home
Guard in the lower section Of the District, as
soon as we can make room for Il.
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frLics OF THE BArrLr-Capt. James n In.
gram has left at our Office Spur and shoulder
Badge, taken by his son. John Ingram, from
dead Yankee Oficer at the Battle OF Marassa
fiat"s These interesting trophies may be
seen for few days at our Office.