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The Arrest of our Commissioners.

Much has been said as to the probable &C,
ton of England in reference to the recent ar.
rest of Messrs Mason and Slidcll, on board of
her mail Steamer. "Ion," the correspondent
OF the Baltimore Sun, who is said to be well
posted in English circles, writes rs follows on
this subject
"The arrest Of the Confederate envoys on
board British packet will serve as a tes, of
the disposition of the British Government to.
wards the Federal Government in the present
contest. They can, If they please, make il a
pretext for quarrel, if their policy renders a
rupture desirable. The British journals show
that the public mind is deeply agtated by the
distress which threatens, If it has not actually
invaded, the manufacturing districts, and
popular clamor for the restoration OF the Amer
,can cotton trade will probably arise in the
course OF the winter. A mere recognition of
the Confederate States would neither arrest
the war nor raise the blockade, nor derive
supply Of cotton. England, therefore, must
hazard war for cotton supply, unless she
can obtain it by more convenient and direct
process
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The Governors Messa age

a short Message was delivered by Gov. Pick,
ems to the Legislature ct the opening of the
Session.
lie tells the Legislature that the first measure
o' great Importance is the thorough re.organi,
zaeon OF all the reserve military forces of the
State. That the old militia system ha. been
entirely deransed by the officers, in most in.
stances, having accepted service in other or.
ganizat'ons, and recommends that field of,icer.
in oil the regiments and battalions of the State
be forthwith appointed, in order to efrec, a.
speedy an organization as possible.
lie adV'rts to the recent landing OF troops
upon our coil, and says that the channel tbrouob
which they entered Is two miles and n hsN
; wide, and is the deepes, on the Southern coa.,
IN the earth works that had been erected
they were resisted by ave and haroic man
but such batteries were not calculated TO rcs;st
oombardment OF four hundred guns. They
were constructed to turn maraudin0 n.,,;ss
embracing limited number of ysssels.
He refers to the way in which our people on
the Islands are hasassed and recommends that In
certain districts or parishes Of the State. tbs,
may be designated, Provost Marsl,als shall La
appointed, who will take command of the over.
.seers on all plantations In the distric, or parish
aud organize system Of local police, with
. triet accountability.
ihs Message urges upon the Legislature the
adoption oi such measures a. will place our
resources upon permanent footing, and say,
that for the proper support Of every thing con.
nected with the military wants of the Stat.
at least fifteen hundred thousand dollars nil, he
-SequiIed for the year.
1t recommends a stay Of execution q, .p
debts due by troops In the soryice of ,h.
country. Also tie taking of early steps to A.
cure the manufacture Of small arms Po.de;
dc., In our State.
The Message concludes with an earnest az.
hortation to every man, high and loE, TO come
to the altar OF his country, and sacrifice upon
II every unhallowed and selfish aspiration or
thought, and, laying their hands ppon the sI.
tar, swear allegiance to the country, and moth.
Ing but the country, and that Il shall foseysr
be free.
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Military.

The Lancaster Troop" paraded at this place
on "Wednesday Of last week, and also on Sat-
urday. They presented quite lively and spr.
tied appearance. The Company is composed
OF fine body OF men, nearly all of whom are
well mounted. If they can be supplied with
the necessary equipments, they will compare
favorably with any Cavalry in the SERVICE
Their first appearance on the field in the school
of Cavalry drill, was highly creditable consid
ering the novelty to most of the men and hor
ses- Capt. Acllwain, an old Cavalry officer,
was perfectly at home his Lieutenants also
appear to have had some. experience in Caval-
ry exercise. They will parade. again on next
Saturday
Capt Caskey's Company of Infantry also met
for drill on Saturday. This company, we are
informed, now numbers ninety men. It Is
well ofiicered and promises to be most effec.
tive company. Lieut.. Nesbit reported the
company to the Adjutant- General last week
they were received for twelve months service
as al independent company, with the right to
join any OF the twelve months Regiments now
forming, they may select. They will be armed
by the State, and as Lieut.. Nesbit says, with
guns warranted to kill a Yankee three hundred
yards. The best guns are reserv ed for the
troops "for the war" that are now forming and
to be hereafter formed. 1t is said tbst Gen.
Lee requires six additional Regiments for the
war from this State.
Capt. Caskey's Company will leave for the
rendezvous in Columbia in few days As the
citizens have very properly aided in equipping
the Companies that have preceded it in the
service, 1t is OF course expected that they will
IN like manner aid this one. None other stood
In greater need of assistance, many of this
company being unable to provide themselves
with the necessary equipments. We presume.
however, that tne Executive Committee" nj,
ready have this matter under consideration.
Other demands are being made upon the lib.
eral'sy Of the District a correspondent. in this
paper makes an appeal in favor of the "Lancas.
ter lnvincibles," and it was recently announced
that the 'lIornets" and "Blair Guards- needed
help in consequence Of their losses Mt Port
Royal. Some Of our people NAV conclude that
these demands, in a time OF general scarc;tv
are beginning to press heavily upon, them
but they must nevertheless be met il we ara
to carry on this war to successful termination.
The game at stake 10 q heavy one, and II va
are resolved to win 1t must be done by large
sacrifices to be made at home as we'll Al In ,bs
camps.
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Bank of the State
s y U L II G. A ROLINA
CHARLESTON, l2tb Y,bru,rv ls6l

CHARLESTON, 10Th February, 1861.
The Legislature having, at its late ses.
sion, authorized the Issue of Bonds tC the
amount OF s675,o0O, bearing an interest Of
seren per cent, for the purpose of providing
the funds required to sustain the State in
the net of resuming her rights of sovereign.
ty, this Bank Is now prepared to dispose of
the Bonds. They are issued in sums of
$50, 500, and $500. An opportunity is
thus afforded every citizen to make secure
and profitable investment, while conttibu-
ting aid to the cause in which the State is
engaged. With the view of enabling Gilt.
zens in any part of the State TO share in
the Loan, the Clerks of the Courts of the
several districts have been reqnired TO open
books OF subscription for the Stock. Sni-
table arrangements will be made for furn.
ishing the Bonds on the receipt Of the mon.
ey, at an early das after each subscription
has been made. Engagements for the pur.
chase Of Bonds may be made at the Bank
or at any of its Branches. IL is probable
that, at the next Session ofthe Legislature,
those parties who desire il may have their
Bonds converted into Stock.
G. M. FURMAN, Presid.n.
Feb IS, 3tf
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Arrivals from the Army

We have been pleased to meet in our Office
Col. James Ii. Witherspoon, lately from the
Army Of the Potomac. As indicated in tie
letters of "Long Crabs he has resigned his
position as Adjutant of the 9th Regiment, and
expresses himself as prepared to share the for.
eancs Of his own native State. We regret to
zee him slightly iniisposed, owing to recent
exposure. DR.. R. l.. Crawford has also reach.
ed home within the last few days, direct from
the Potomac.
Liuct Col. Barnes, of the l2th s. C. Regi,
ment, was here for a few hours on Monday
He is temporarily absent from the army in at,
tefdance upon the Legislature as Senator from
this District
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FOR THE LANCASTER LEDGER.

CENTREvILLE, Va. Nov, Is, 1861.
At n meeting of the Lancaster Crews"
Company (A) 9th Regiment S. G. Volur.
teers, held to-day, the following Preamble
and Resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, the Soldiers Relief Society al
Lancaster & ii and the Shiloh Aid Socie
ty, of Lancaster District, having freely and
generously contributed TO our relief and
comfort for the ensuing winter by fire.
Quent donations of clothing, thereby shield
ing US from many privations and exposures
to which otherwise We would have been
subjected, therefore belt
Resolved l,t, That the thanks Of hearts
overilowing with gratitude be presented to
the kind Ladies' OF the two Societies for
tho manifestation of their desire for our
comfort and welfare.
Re,olred I'd, That the lively regard for
the honor and reputation of this COMPANY
which has at ull times been evinced by the
two Societies, has given them place in
our hearts aid memories which time can
never etflce
Resolved Sd, That amid all the privations
hard,hips and dangers to which this c-u.I
war may subject u, the fac; that we are
still remembered with kindness and regard
by the dear Ladies of our native Distrc,
will nerve our arms and inspirt our heart.
IN the darkest and gloomies. hour.
RESOLVED 4th, That these tangible acts OF
Kindness will constitute the brightest gem.
in the wreath of associations
Resolred 5lh, That Capt Wyiie be re.
quested to forward copies Of the foregoing
resolutions TO the presidents Of III, respec
tive Societies. and that the same be pub
lished in the Lancaster Ledger.
JOHN ID WYLIE, Captain.
THOMAS NJ. WYLIE, Act'g. O :.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ADJT AND INSP GEMS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, November rs, 1861.
IL ANlNG been specially charged by his
l. Il Exceilency the Governor with the or.
ganizatIon OF troops for State or Confcd.
crate service, herewith announce the fol,
lowing instructions and rules, which will
be nnalternbIy adhered to:
| Troops will be received by Companies
Battaiions or Regiments, TO be mustered
INTO service for not less than twelve Ial
months. N'-/
II. Troops offering for and durino the
war will be supplied by Confederate Gov,
ernment with improved Enfi.d Rifles
Those Tor shorter term will be armed bv
The State with the most available nrms in
her arsensls.
Ill. A complete roll Of officers and pri.
vatss rlust be filed IN this office before n
company can be accepted and receive march.
lng orders. Company officers take rank
from date Of such acceptance.
Nv. Timely notice Of the arrival Of Com.
panies must be given this Office, in order
tEat necessary arrangements may be made
tor their reception and comfort.
'. Companies, upon arrival, will be mus.
tered into Confederate service, and as soon
as organized into Battalions or Regiment,
Will be sent forward, in accordance with in
siructons from Confederate COMMANDING
GenetAl.
vi. Companies first reporting in camp,
with full numbers, will be first supplied
with arms and equipments-those. .for the
war getting the most improved arms.
VII. No Company will be received with.
out the requisite number Of officers and
Pr'ates, and for shorter period than
twelve Q2) months ser, ice.
VIII Lieut.. Col. +. w. McMas,er, bav.
ing been ordered TO report for duty in this
Department. is herewith announced as As.
sIstnnt Adjn.ant-General, and will be res.
pected accordingly.
STATES r. GIST,
AdJutant and Inspector. General of ). G..
Nov. 81, 1861 -I3-lt.
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Kentucky Independent.

RussELvILLE, KY, November 26.-The
Sovereignty Convention, which has been in
session here for three days, finally adjourn.
ed this evening, after the transaction of bu
sIness Of deep and vital Importance to the
frcemen Of Kentucky.
a Declaration of Independence and an
Ordinance OF Separation were adopted.
Provisional Government was orpanized
and consists of Il Governor, Legislative
Council of Ten, Treasurer and an Audi
tor.
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Bacon. ASHES AND SALr.-It 10 said tina.
during the Revolution q tory Of Albermarle,
Virginia, was refused salt to cure his pork
and his wife made as good bacon that year,
with one peck Of salt and an abundance Of
hickory ashes to six hundred pounds, as the
family ever had.
SIN applying the ashes, il Is well to have q
bucket of molasses, and apply q portion With a
white-wsshipg brush to each joint. When
veil smeered. rub on the ashes, which will
then adhere firmly and make an impenetrable
cement"
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A skiaxIsn AT BucKiseaAn.-ws learn
that slight skirmish took place q, Bueking.
ham last Saturday, between some Of our troops
and party Of the invaders who attempted to
land At tho sbove place. The enemy were
driven of, our men pouring on them dcs.ruc.
tive volley Of ride shot, The enemy threw one
shell among ou' men, woundinx ons, but not
seriously. --.sosak Csvoii.;as.
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Tns EsrNY ON rBE Main LANDAU official
dispatch, (says the Charleston Courier dated
the 74tb, received in this city. states that two
boat loads Of the enemy have landed At Buck,
ingham, about six miles from Bluffton. on May
river, and connected with the Button road
This is coming directly on the main land. Our
forces have made forward movement 10 meet
them. We may therefore expect stirring news
shortly from that quarter.
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Just here would tender the thanks of
the company to that interesting class Of be-
'ngs who have been 80 diligent in allsvia.
ting the sufferings Of the soldiers; whose
names will ever be remembered by us with
feelings of the most profound gratitude,
and whose benevolence, selEdcvotion and
patriotism, cannot be surpassed. That their
sweethearts and husbands will return safe.
ly home, and they may be happy, not only
in this but better world to come, is the
most sincere wish Of the Lancaster Irwin.
cibles."
The health of ou- regiment is not so
good. great many of the men have the
mumps. Camp Fever is still ragin to an
alarming extent. But a short time since
two more good and brave soldiers were
stricken from the roll Of the 'InvincibI.s"
10y death, Mr.. ]. II. Williams, and S. F..
McManus. The first died at Orange c. II ,
the latter at Manassas. In them we have
lost two faithful comrades, who were al.
ways ready, willing and prompt to DO their
duty. Deeply do we sympathize with their
distressed friends and relatives, for truly
can we estimate thoir loss. May they en-
JOY the blessings of Heaven set apart for
the righteous, is the prayer of comrade
in arms who loved them.
ENSIGN.
N. b. The weather is very cold and
changeable here-many Of US nave but one
blanket and cannot ge. any more, either by
making requisi,ion on the authorities or
paying the money for them. Will not some
OF the good Ladies make a lot of cotton
comforts or home made blankets and obIige
the COMPANY.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Nov. 81, 1861.
A Ill Conductors, Engineers, and necss.
"A sasy workmen on the Railroads Of
thia State, are hereby exempt from Military
drill and service, as tie energetic manage.
ment OF our Railroads, at this period, is es.
sso,ial to all military and defensive move.
merits. r. w. pICKENS.
Nov. ~, l86i.-42-2t. 4
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Provisions for the Cash.

SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSEs, SALT.
A' CANDLES. Pepper, Ginger, Spice and
starch, inst received and for sale for CASH
ONLY do not ask for credit on the above
ar'lcIes' as we would be bound to refuse.
HASSELTINE d. MASSEY,
Lancaster, July 90, 81.
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5 D u L IL G A R 0LIN A .
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
(Ia the Common PLeas)
Dudley III. Ussery,et al. } Declaration

vs.. in
Samuel Spence. Attachment.
Whereas the Plaintiff did on the second
day of December 1861, file his Declaration
against the Defendant, who Gas il is said) is
absent from and without the limits of In.
State, aud has neither wife nor Attorney
known within the same, upon whom copy
Of the said Declaration might be served.
1t is therefore ordered that the said D,.
fendant do appear ard plead to the said
Declaration, on or before the third day of
December next, which will be in the wear
Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty.two, otherwise final Judgment will
then be given aud awarded against him.
ii. J. HANCOCK, Crk.
Dec. Ith, l86l.-l3-ly.
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THr PRicE oy SrwspArERs.-The Charlotte
Democrat speaking Of the high prices asked
Tor articles In North Carolina, says "In fact,
everything has advanced in the State, ereept
mf price ef n'spsp0. although the price of
printing materials hss sdyspced greatly
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Wednesday Morning. Dec. 4, 1851.

The following gentlemen were admitted by
the Court of Appeals now in session, to prac.
tice as attorneys at law: Joseph d. Halle,
VIM. J. Singeta:y.
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Capture of Thirty Yankee Cavalry
Mcclellan will certainly advance.

MANASSAS, November 81.
Thirty prisoners, belonging to the Third
Pennsy lvania Cavalry Regiment, were cap.
tured yesterday, near Vienna, by a detach.
ment Of Ransom's North Carolina Cavalry.
In the skirmish which ensued, two Of the
Yankees were killed and several wounded
A member was also wounded by falling
fion his horse. None OF the Confederate,
were hurt.
The prisoners say that Mcclellan will
certainly make an advance shortly.
RICHMOND, November 28.-The Presi.
dent to-day signed the bill for the admission
Of Missouri into the Cohfederacy. Tn.
proclamation announcing that Missouri is
now one D: the Confederate States, will
appear In The papers here tomorrow morn.
ing.
RICHMOND, November 29.-The proceed.
ings in Congress TO day were not important,
so far as known.
Brigadier General II. X. Jackson, from
GreenbrieS, is here, en- route for Georgia, TO
take command in that State as Major Gen.
sral OF Georgia troops.
A despatch dated Washington, November
o. says; The steamer Steppingione ran the
Potomac last night, bringing up rs "contra-
bands" postoffice has been established
at Beaufort, 8. Z. Geo. Butler Is here re-
ceiving Instructions with regard to bi. ex.
peditlon South. Ata supper given to Prem.
t'ce BY Forney last night, Secretary Came
ron reiterated his opinion that the Yankee
Government must, o. las, resort, arm
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MARTIAL LAw.-The Mayor OF Charleston
has given notice that In conformity with the
instructions Of Gen. Lee, no person will be al
lowed 70 leave Charleston without permit.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.-Gov. Clark has ap.
pointed Ihursdsy, the Sth Of December, to be
observed as day Of Thanksgiving in North
Carolina.
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WAR NEWS.
From Richmond.

RICHMOND, Nov. ~.
Congress to day refused to pass law au-
thorizing an advance to be made to planters
on their crops, either in Treasury Notes or
Confederate Bonds, and there was much sur.
prise expressed at the absurdity of the pro.
position.
Congress has admitted Missouri as one
Of the Confederate States.
Reasons exist here Of an early enguge-
ment at Manassas. Per!Iap. battle may
occur simultaneously at Evansport and
CentNeville.
A large force Of Federas are opposite
EVansport with bridges prepared for con.
v-ying troops across the Occoquan creek,
evidencing determination to land.
The Fede7al- are advancing slowly, and
the right Of their army reaches Fairfax, and
they advance within six miles of Centre
willie.
They fortify and entrench every half mile
they advance.
The war flag is waving in every Confed.
rate regiment.
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Commissioner In Equity.

Col. James II. Witherspoon was on wcdnes.
day last reelected by the Legislature, with.
out opposition, Commissioner in Equity for this
District.
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NOTICE

~ COMMITTED AS A RUNAWAY
n to the Jail Of Kershaw District, S. C..
-A4a negro man slave, named FERRY.
who says that he belongs to ono Burrel
Temple, resident Of Wake County, North
Carolina. The owner Of said negro slave
Is required to come forward. prove property,
pay charges and take him away.
G. w. JOHNSON, Jailor.
October I'D, 1861. 35tf
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every man who desires to strike for human
liberty. 1t is believed that assurances have
been given through Adams, Lincoln's Min
lister at London, that British vessels shall
have free access to tho cotton ports. Du.
points immense powder mills at Whining.
ton, Delaware, exploded to day, destroying
three mills, and killing three men.
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Burning the Crops.

CHARLESTON, November 29-The pa,ri.
otc planters Of the sea board are wisely
apply ing the torch to the crops Of cotton
and rice. Some Of the authorized military
authorities destroy crops to prevent the
ravnges of the enemy. The plantations on
North Edisto and the neighborhood and
elsewhere on the coast of South Carolina,
are one sheet of fame and smoke.-Caro.
linidn.
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A FRESH supply OF Garden Seed, em-
"a oracing all the varieties usually sola
in this market, just received and for sal, by
JONES CROCKETT.
Feb -. la6i. I,f
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-05-31
. q lLNlN NVRSERYI

ThsoudsFn Fusd votld laiorn he sltlreHs ssne
"a so., ,thathe hss o. hand q fsod tuthk ofAppis
Chsrfy and Peach trssS, thut afa nov efi rsie ~
isI Ifoftrsusplanllas, flom = 10 syssSs sa. Ai'e
e. "a stisf,riaht t0flfahflla 6lppe1, -.
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MeaIIh of AmcTlean Women.

Fsmale trrsfalaftlof, Weahasss, Uterine di,plaee.
meat lnd an local ululsins ddouei And coaatitulion
Al tnhhlss u voaa nra cutirsly cnrpa ~ The Gtas
anhetg MafshallN Uterine CnihoheOn.
In thiteonneetlon, Ritt Reeeheh tlstr1 ef the Rev.
Henry Ward bseohsF, IN Lstsn 20 he Feeble, Page
! lai, tayNl
u have nae sisters ana slasrlu.isvs, and iouresa
Rmaocousins al married. aud Al dencatA and aillug
Amld the Immense eitcle Of ny itendt and acahatat
aaeet, eanno rscal tsu maFdsd sdles beFu IN this
lesatuu aad deoupill, ebe ala pstls0ilY heshhI y
IA eases, hcUetef, whtfe The Nrarisuberg ualheues
90 has teen utsa, saY that health hat rapidly
takes the place uf ditease, aud sdisa have become
robust ttTonf, vigorous sad healthy.
Mu. Gleaseu, 81 klmira, tayti "hpauutei indsed,
ituhe coaAdipg, uusting natufe of woaan, bnl how
aaga does u need % ~ protected By waiehtalnett
that viii lead hsf Va tine Of diseate 10 appea 10
uedioal adviser Of tgisaiiaa eaueauoh, nefal woHh
aud nuutf olcharAaIafn - ..|a 4 N.M.H
Althcse maybe secured BY aaasessing The GEasfvp.
lberF company.
1 Iam Methodist oleFrrman My hsaH has hidy
acbed Witueu tholt eble health II WomeaNs IhaVe
irastsd uy nteat Ktesola he eotpel. kfhtat Goi,
howsvsb that have seen al thets aiteutss give way
10 The GrasienbsH Mauhalif tteune Cslselleenl
WhsWyeTit he's heen ned, Rev. PErER shAff,
Rlasssys MlsA,Ssa. feFmssly ef Nss.s-ai s'asA,
!, FoT ssIs = huRei.k 4 Co.. "A. n. sayasF. Tima
II. Hall, isNslli nt. ?, Yates, NIeeh lpnagsl VS.
ii tRiaiaFsf, Auissin, usiaar See, NecptchsHsins
sAtby hsditihp ptssletflhIepgieet NJ STATE,
n. kiNoShEti oletslshdt
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