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SUSANNAH KIRBY.

THGor1ER Noble county Ind Feb. S, 1859
Prof. O. j. Wood Dear Sir In the latter part the
1852 while attending the State and National Law School Of the
STATE of New York, mir. from unknown
meue falling Oft very rapidly, that in the short space Of six
months the whole upper part Of scalp almost sr iey
bere of its covering and much of the remaining portion TgG
the side and back of head shortly after becne grsy
that will not be surprised when tell you that upon my
turn to the State Of Inilnh, casual Appropriateness
not much at loss discover the change in appear
Nnef more intimate acquantances recognise
A. all
ut made application the most killtu physicians III
the country, but receiving from them that NiI
could again be restored was forced become reconeiel
fate until Fortunately, in the latter Of tho 1851
your Restorative recommended by druggist
ing the reliable Hair Restorative III tried hot
e and found AtiSlC ion that it producing the
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AS mark Of my gratitude for your labor and ski, in the pro-
dncon OF so wonderful An article have recommended It's
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indrrl you using 1t with like effect.
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VALUABLE REMEDIES.

TENEIf1 ONLY PREPARATION
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10 au .horize the Payment of Certain war
NJ ats Issued under the authority OF t"e
IFNited States. .,
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40 "o .~horize the Payment of Certain t,,e
ats issued under the ""fhofl's "a
CJ,fo 'of
l. RESOLVED BY the People OF "g T, ot'ts =
Guirot State Depository be and he is hereby a ~,
thorized to pay the following Warrants i'S"0O ~
No l975-Favor of Hamilton Stewart :, nm ~
for two thousand dollars ,;:.. II T-'''O
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low Of his hand. and crv nightly dav and
night for our del;verancc from madd ened
foe. seeking our utter destruction. This
is surely right Let christians Ia tho use
Of the appointed means, continue to i'm
pIore his Almighty protection and favor,
and at his own time and in his own way
lie will take hold of the Shield and Buck
Ter and stand up l"r our defence God says,
"call upon me when thou art in trouble |
will deliver thee" IF We should be subju.
gated u sentrnce which | do not like to
write. ihs church would DO daorganized
and rendered Dowerless for good Each
christian might and would bear the pearl
OF gr.a, pric. IN his own bosom, even amid
cOrti"grations and death, but the church
could not rear its head fmong the mlssaIs
OF Goths. Nnndals and sa"age foes of every
corrup, iaitn But "God regns Let the
Earth rejoice He will not suffer the enc
IN to deso,ate this Southern portion of
his blood bought Zion. 1t will be seen af-
ter l"is graLd demonstration is over, that
Christs people, their prayers and the nfiu-
encc OF their patriotism have constituted
The salt that hath saved us. While the
damage done to the North, and the demor.
aizaton and intideIty Of her population
.ni be attributed TO the fact that the salt"
THkRE had lost its SAVIOR, and was i,npo-
-'"n' Tor purposes "f National salvation.
But ! mast close, confessing the common
hul', i"|i Whatever we begin TO write
ab .u,, We aiMa,s = end with the War.
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Affairs in Missouri

Tne latest 81 Louis papers received have
The following III their Roha corrcspon
dence
la contlrma''o Of previous reports, we
learn that The main body Of McCulioch's
army, having been extensively reinforced.
now au.ounts to about forty thousand
men, a"d /, gradually moving towards JEFF.
Ierso" Cl,y. The advanced guard of about
e'g"t hundred, probably under Gen. Rains,
IS at Sedalia. Some seven thousand are al
Bolivar, several thousand more nj or near
on, and the remainder similarly div.
ded aud foraging over an extensive secli on
OF the State. The enemy 10 believed to bc
CONTINUALLY in reccip, of material assistance
AID IN expectancy of as much more in the
form OF wagons, tents, munllion, &c, from
Tennessee and .Arkansas
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FOR THE LANCASTER LEDGER.

Mr. pIr"R: According ru previous np.
p"in'meut The eli 'zens of tie ioN er part of
the DiStte assembled near Mr. Lnban Fer
gnson, for Ill. purpose Of forming t.,rm-
selves INTO II COMPANY Of "ilome Guards ~
Wher"0n the iolI"Ning preamble was uf.
fered
Whrrca~. in the troubled sat. Of pnliii-
cal alliiis pro iurrd b. rhs bitter hnstilitt
OF the nnrlh towards Ms. our rights and in.
situations, it is proper in us for the pnr
pose OF protecting our home-, our iam,iie>
and for tie general welfare "f he commu.
hi'H. I" rm ourselves into 81 company for
su"" '"ct'"", "rh ser .. pledge out
ori,cs 10 sustain each "rn" ia ey,cutinu
a." "tjert # ihIs .mpan,, WHICH c"u.pauy
shaii =" II, the name OF tie "Lyrrhc> Creek
Home Guard
About thirlv'hv. persons come 10. " nrd
and enrolled heir uunrs TIE f,llnninu
resolutions was thea "If .ri mi ilo,'r :
Resolred Isl. rult mis- CON-, urn b-
composed -! Captain und 1t. I'd and Sd
Little Bethel "b.'ui three mil.s Er-' #
Tnxannw, "n tns i'nlud road, as oftr.. as
Til" "itcs'> NAV ds"n u ..cpc.>rt, 10! urIII
and other matters
kcSOired 2d, That We The n,-mbrrs Oi
this eompnn, p'erge oar sacred h"u0rs TO
attend every m-~'ing OF thi, couIpnny uu
Ie.s pt0vidrntuiv niud"red
Rescued 81. lh"i lh- "tlic.rs of ,his
tl.n, shIIIl h, .,.t.H ,trl l..I
niain IN "liic" during Ine present War
Res0ired 4th. That no guu b- fired, no
horn b"wcd. no drum beat. after 9 o'clock
AT nignt, neither on the sabbath uuy "A
al. 81 'mcsr rules Le violated We conN Ir
II an ataIm
kesO!red 9TH, rhn; # any white man be
know" TO r"N" anN pr'vu,. r"i"n unlra, I"u
win negro, or sl' al dI-r--p-rtiui ot .ur
.ohiedctacy IN an, way. he shall BE- de /
with according to the decision uf tho
Company
Resolred 9th, That the Captain Of this
COMPANY shall have power to appoint ns
many patrols as he may drrm ecssary.
keSOlred 7ih. That enrh member Of thi-
COMPANY shall u'-dge his honor TO pro.
rurr n gun aud ammunition to BE- in readi
nrss at any alarm, whatever
NesO'ttd oth, 1 nat the thptali OI TINS
Company will sci ~ Chairman at all meet.
ing. or in his a5sence, the first Lieutenant
Resoired 9Th, That the majority Of this
Company shall govern in any action or
measure the, may see tit to adopt. or insti.
iutr Tor ih"ir own safety.
Res0lred 10th, That after the organization
OF The Company, no member will be- re-
c"ived onlv bv two thirds Of the company .
Resoioed llih, That at any regular meet
ing OF This company anv Of the above rules
may be- altered or amended by two third-
OF the company.
The Company thsL proceeded to ballot
Tor officers with The following result:
Rev. N Faile. Captain
DR.. w. Ogburn lst Lieutenant.
j. T. Failc I'd
J Faile Sd
On motion, the Captain appointed five
Persons II, an Executive Conmt,ee Tne
| committee was then announced as follows:
l.aban Ferguson, Rev. w. J. Jones, l.. Pit
man, Jacob Faile, aud Wm Faie.
Resoired, That n copy Of the proceedings
of this meeting be sent to he office Of the
Lancaster Ledger and request IL 10 be pub
| lished J L. FAllE, Seen
Aug II, 1861.
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o ic daughters of Carolina. When the
flag was worked it was not known to the
fair donors that the name of the regiment
~osld be changed or was changed. 1t
came to us a few days since, having the
mark, (also the work Of the ladies) of the
I'd Regiment. A happy thought occurred
to Col. Blanding, to request Mrs Jackson,
the widow of the martyr, to take out th.
figure I'd and work the figure o, so as to
make it conform to our present number
With pleasure che coupled with the re
quest and handsomely effected and worked
the alteration. The flag had not been pre-.
sented TO the regiment, and had never kissed
the breeze as our emblem, or been unfurl.d
or waved over us as our banner. Another
capital hit was made by Col. b. in present.
ing it to the Regiment, when as we all
supposed we were taking up the line of
march TO engage in our first battle. The
line was formed and the regiment about to
march, when Col B iu short, but patriotic
and stirring address, commit ed the beauti-
fu and much priced banner, the gift of the
lovely, and noble women Of the patriotic
land OF Sumter, to his command. 1t was
received with three deafening cheers, with
\ determination that it's beautiful aud unsul.
lied folds should lead US to victory, or cover
US in death.
Ladies Of Sumter, We accept your rich
and beautiful gift, your generous and pa.
triotic offering. We thank you nffec ,ionu,e.
ly and tenderly for this remembrance, this
memento Of your esteem and confidence
lntrinsically it is handsome banner, one
that any command, any soldier would &C
cept with grateful hands an emblem that
would cause the noble and generous hearts
Of war worn veterans to swell with delight
in seeing its artistic and lovely folds waiv
ing over them. Under the circumstances
which now surround US, although not ulto
gether in strange land, but far away from
our own beloved Coro:ina, in the midst of
the enemy, we accept your generous gift,
your devoted remembrance with grateful
hearts, with hearts and hands resolved To
do our duty, our whole duty rs soldiers
and rs taroIinians II is the connec ting
link between us and the affectionate mo tn
ers, the devoted " ives. the lovely daughters,
and the sweet sisters, we have left mt home.
Your precious gift shall keep in sweet and
lively remembrance their memories. their
affections, devotion and prayers. Many of
US, it may be, nay 1t is almost certain, will
never bc permitted again to enjoy the
pleasure of reunion with the loved ones
we left behind /; some have already fallen
BY the diseases incident to soldiers life,
deprived OF the comforts and affrcli"n, of
home, sweet home. We may not return 10
thank you personally, but rest assured
grateful hearts have thanked you soldiers
have blessed you, we hope to bear it back
to Carolina in triumph and ith victor,
perched upon it's lovely and beautiful folds
At all hazards. at every cost, at every sacri
flee, We promise that it shall return in
honor.
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FrOui the Due West T.,esro

Fr0m the Due West Telescope.
Mn. B"ssER: Havingju,t returned from
holding communion II, Gl,ls Creek church
Lancaster District, \ C.. think it proper
10 note n few facts for III, encouragement
Of others. This recently organized church
deserves To b. initiated in their z..l for the
salvation Of souls. ln these times "f peril
and inmger I" our country, they ARE not for.
getful "f their high obligations TO God, the
defender aud SnviOnr Of both church and
country. While three companies were IN
The eve Of staring from the District for
the camp of training, among whom wer.
several members of this church /; vet the
interest and -olemnity manifested on each
day Of he meeting was enhancsd insiend
Of diminished. Diyins service commenced
"n Friday. and being assisted b, Rev J. II.
Peoples. nenri, the whole q the three DAYS
were spent In soch service ~ tae inirrr.I
ing occasion demanded A AIR Marslall
~as ordained ruling Elder "n FRIDAY, sho
will he n valuable accession to the E,dsr.
ship. Twenty one members were admitted
by examination To the sacr"d privilege. II
the church. Ss,cBiseh wui,as aud four
blacks. Fftern cases OF baptism, some
adults aud so,ae c"ildrsn were attended 10
during the oeca-iou The most deyout and
respectful attention vas paid to all the ser.
wees We do mol know whether this would
be called a reVha 10 errta'n -ectio,s or
ppi "ul We dn beles- IL was rsvivinp and
onward mos-ment ~ Gods protesting peo.
pie. do not know particularly what tbs
experience Of other Brethren is 10 their ap.
propriate fields Of labor, but our OWL oh.
sersa,ion Is, that the threatened and peril.
oos c"ndilinn " eur country, and tho evi-
dent in'erpositiou Of Divine Providence in
our behalf In every instance OF importance
10 ou' safety, has caused the religious and
godls people Of our and TO come bearer
to God, 70 hide themselves under The hol.
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August 9th.


Yesterday tho Brigade WINS again on tho
march and proceeded rs Ear a. Fairfax C..
IL. A courier had been despatched by cor
picke,s from Anandal. giving the informa.
ton that body Of troops were seen in that
locality. We got about two miles on the
road to meet them, when another and sub,
sequent courier informed US, who and wha;
that body Of troops were 1t turned out to
be fresh arrival Of regiment of friends
who had taken the wrong road and came
mp the way the enemy would travel. From
indications, circumstances and actions, the
enemy will be met, whenever and wherever
they desire it. Forward and onward is the
prevailing sentiment from the private to
the general commanding Our scouts, Vi
detts and pckets are very active, they have
been charged to-day with n lookout n, n
particular place, il they report game, the
Brigade by morning will be several miles
from this place. hope it may not rain,
but the indications are that we shall have Ii
wet night, but soldiers do not stop for
"such triaes." they are obliged to "sta nd it,
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCATTER DISTRICT

8. ]. Gamble, who Is in the eustodv ~
the Sheriff OF Lancaster District by virtue
OF writ Of sapias sd ,espondendum AZ tha
suit OF Thomas X. Mag;li having this dav
hled 10 my office together with a schsduls
on oath OF his estate and effects, his peti.
tion TO the Court Of Common Pleas, pray.
ing that he may be admitted to the beuef,
{ the Acts OF the General Assembly made
ior The relief OF lnsoIyens debtors. I.is
oroe!ed, mat The said Thos. X. Magill and
all other the creditors to whom the s,id
3. J. Gamble Is 10 any wise indebted
&c and appear and are hereby summoned
and have notice to appear before the said
Court at Lancaster Court House on the
third Monday In October next. TO chow
eanse u they can Why The prayer OF IN,
petition shall not be granted.
J. A. STEWMAN, Clerl.
Fstuary ~, 1851. 24-3m. pf sIo
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that the Regiment would be prepared to
march nj o'clock with two dnys provis-
ions -nlI hands are cooking 1t Is n rain!.,g
with good prospect for wet day. The
Potomac is supposed to be our destination
for the present Many are not able TO 20
but well try It,
LONG GRABS
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FAIRFAX, Va, August 2Stb.

FARfA&, va, august HSth.
When finished my letter yesterday.
expected to be some distance from this
camp to-day. The officers had received in
timatioD that tho Brigade would move last
night in the event that our videttes and
scouts reported a certain state Of facts
which were supposed TO exist in certain
locality. Gen. Jones too had been in the
saddle all day making observations. Many
did not take off their clqthss, this with the
gun by the side is what IL called in military
parlancs, sleeping upon your arms.r II 10
rather bad sleep, can sleep ia da7ligh,
very comfortably with my clothes upon
me, but at night II is only ''middling"
sleep-causes dreams about snakes. So
Notwithstanding was notified not to un-
dress, still leshucked of" ] had desire
MOTTO be disturbed in the night, for that
dag zhad summed my blankets, changed the
situation Of my bedsiead, turning the head
South and the feet to the North, before IL
was bead TO the West, feet to the East
No" Mss Betsey if you please don't ask
me the reason. Having said bedstead, /
will tell you where got it and how. is was
made. -Four forks driven 10 the ground,
with rails !engthwise and crosswise. &c.
] was fostunate in undressing at the turning
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A FRESH supply OF Garden Seed, EN-.
~ bracing all the varieties usually sola
In this market, just received end for sslu by
Jones' CROCKETT.
Feb Ia 1861. I9
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

IN the issuing wri,s recently to tho Mana
l. gers Of Elections, the fact was over.
looked that our State Constitution was
changed by the two acts from which ex.
tracts are quoted below, and but one day
was allowed for holding the polls, instead
OF two, a' formerly; Managers Of Elections
will. therefore, take notice, ard hold the
election for one day only. aud count and re-
'urn The votes MS required by law.
IL will he seen that the actA below are
intended to regulate our State elections ;
but the Constitution Of the Confederate
States gives Congress the power, IL they
,nink proper. to establish n uniform day in
ue States for holding the elections Of
members 81 Congress, aud the act OF Con-
gr-ss, fixing the tirst "Wednesday in Octo
ter next, says that the election Is TO be
conducted according TO the forms estab.
ii.hed by eaoh state.
r. ~ pIf.KENs
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Gen. A s. Iohnaton.

The Richmond Examine. Of Friday
says:
There is no truth in the rumor tha, Gen
A. Sidney Johnston, now in this city, ha.
been ordered TO the army Of the Potomac
The probabilities are that hs " III be imme
diately sent Ia Missouri, with plenipoten
tiary authority 10 control all the military
operations in the department Of the Wes,
His Kentucky nativity, and his thorough
knowledge Of the western country, coupled
with his great ability. render him an sspe.
eially appropriate selection for this impor
tant position.
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John Anderson.

~ THIS Thorough bred Jack IL out
Of MARENGO. He is is hands
A high, years old, dark iron gray,
and finely proportioned. lie will stand the
Fall season ut this place, on the following
terms For the season, $4,000
Lancaster C. H., Sept u. is60.-3if.
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"Wednesday, August 29lb.
was aroused this morning by orders
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A d. CUAIKINS, AUCTONEER.
M POSITIVE SALE.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE

Al EXTRAORDINARY Chnnce Tor HO1SekrtpcTS anu DCnlcrS IN
Fine Furniture.
WEDNESDAY, August 2S, at lOh O'Clock precisely,
All the costly Furniture, Paintings rosewood Drawing
Room Suits, elegant octave Panoiorte, Minors, vel
vet Carpets &c, the residence 2lS Fourteenth street
near Eighth avenue consisting Of very elegant pier and
mante Mirrors lace and brocade Curtains rich carved
rosewood Eegeres with mirror fronts three solid rose
wood Paror Suits, in rosewood Centre Tables, Piano
forte stool and Cover Oil Paintings Turkish Easy Chairs,
elegant china Vases and other mantc ornaments, oak
Dining Table Chairs china Tea and Dinner Sets, Cut Glass
ware, large fine Svcrware ivory Gallery;
together with extensive variety Of Chamber Furniture
in rosewood and mahogany; Beds and Bedding pure hair
Mattresses velvet, Brussels and ingram Carpets Clocks,
Mirrors mahogany Chairs Sofas, lounges Rockers, Oil
cloths, &c. Sale positive. Teaicrs attend
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TNDwARD SCHENCK, ACCuONEER. i.
II ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF
Ii

SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
BY +. & F. H. SCHENCK, this day, August %, at
IL O'Clock their salesrooms Nos 155 and 1871 Broadway
the Stock Of the first cabinet makers of this city
consisting part Of elegant solid carved and plain
Suits in satin and brocaei plush and reps; elegant
rosewood AnOur-a Glace magnificent rosewood round
cornered Bedsteads and Bureaus do. in black walnut
finished in oil: rosewood and walnut Secretary, Library
Bookcase elegant rosewood and walnut Eegeres carved
walnut and oal1 Bullets, oak and walnut Library and
Dining Room Chairs and other elegant Furniture. The
above is all of the very best manufacture and Will be
positively sold by order Of assignee The particular at
OF those IN want Of elegant Furniture is respect
fully requested to this sale it is undoubtedly the finest
sale OF first class Furniture that has taken place in this
city. J. B. FREEMAN, Assignee.