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Southern Rebellion,
The War for the Union.

history ofihe Rise and Progress Of the Rebellion
ana consecutive narrative Ofevens and Incidents from
me hrst stage OF the treason against the Republic
down to the clqae Ofihe conflict, together with impor
iant documents, extracts from remarkable speeches
&c.
ln order to accommodate all classes of readers three
editions are issued:
!. In Weekly parts Of 80 pages at Iocen,,
=. In Semi. Monthly parts Of 81 pages at 20 Cents
o. In Monthly parts OF l2S pages at 40 Cents
The want OF an AUTHENTIC and THOROUGH Hlstotv
the te0ellon or present reference and future pre
srsvaton, is the subject Of general remark
10 meet this want and to produce a work of ne rma.
nent value as we'll as CT present interest," The publisher
mas arranged Tor the issue Of the history as above set
iorth-ln form and at a price which shall render il
acceptable to all.
This work, the first weekly number of which was
published on August 2ls has received the unqualified
enccmiums OF the press and Of leading citizens No.
Dody VIII read without sats(acIiOn il should be in
the hands Of every Union man.
70 be had ofal newsdea postmasters and book.
sellers everywhere.
Subscribers sending ONE DOLLAR in good bill or
postage stamps TO the undersigned ITO whom oil Or
ders are TO be dJreciojl will receive by ma post
paid, ten weekly numbers.
In ordering cSPes tho full and exact address, with
town, county and State should be given in every In.
stance.
Competent agents wanted in oil Towns anil Coun-
ties, FREDK GERHARD, GENT AGENT,
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Vests Improved Pump

Double Acting, Anti-Freezing. Lifting and
Forcing.
Inc most Simple. Durable and Powerful, and the
Eheapest IN use tor Houses, Farms, Deep Wells Ships
FactOTles nnd Mines.
This Pump took the Highest Premium at the U. S
FAN. III Richmond. Va in 1858
All Sizes Manufactured and Sold by
SAMUEL MACFERREN,
Also manufacturer OF Filters Patent Iron Railing.
Iron Bedsteaus, &c.
627 Chestnut street PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Vests Pumps having been sold for over four wears
and given universal satisfaction the Public are salts
fed that they what they claim TO be. the BEST
PUMP IN USE We are now prepared to put ND
Pumps and warrant them work Satisfactorily Thev
have no sufng box and hence they cause no friction
that will require a waste OF power. Our ordinary
Hand Pumps prove very efficient engine in case Of
hre and are very useful in forcing water TO a high
elevation, andiI washing windows, ca arriages &C
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Chegaray Institute,

io@f and 1929 Spruce street, Philadelphia.
This Institute conducted for Two years past in this
city, by Mademe Chcgary and her niece, Madame
Dheryilly. upon the same principles as the one in
New York. established there in Ihe year 1914 will
reopen on Monday, Sept. 10Th. with its usual ample
and complete provisions for the education Of Young
Ladies' under Tie direction of Madame D'HeryIlly.
Circulars, and all requisite information can be Oh.
lalneu pY application 10 the Principal. gepl2
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r. WELLS
L Photographic h o Gallery,
No. 524 ARCH STREET,

A'O' g ANIL STREET,
PHILADELPIJA
one oil The lar eesI and most complete GalIs,i. H..
CL''eu o'h es. "her" The best Pctures knownin IN
inotOgfapnic art, are tak0n al prietE
no hishSr Than are paid for miserable
=. carIcaluTes
Tho proprietor. practical Phoiosr.,b., ,,.L.
personally. every sIIing-and allow. MEM. :.
'edS 'Re GaIery unless II gives perfect Kati,,r,,.
Daguerreol! pes Snd AmbTUIyI es of ab..nt =, n.
ceaSeu irleHds' pholOgra aphed To any rsOu,r,d ,i,s
best Artists. =" O''' " "s
AT tins Gallery pictures can be taken in an, u,s,s.
eras Oerlect m cloudy days as nhrn m. ,u1 ,b,,..
PERSONS visiting The CITY are resaectIuIv ipyi,.a
Veiamlhe cur spccImens which for Lr,cs AM, sn,,
" DEFY competition.
$I Instructions given IN the sri ot pbo,or..,L.
k. NEWELL.
GALLLRT OF Arr
~ Arch Street. PhiIsdslrhia
CONCENTRATIONS:
From Hon LEwIs b. CAMPBELL. NJ c Obi.
M! MlS'y and friends all concur IN the opIHisA
mat the lNe"e!D Picture 10 more life like Ihnn .By
Ihlng they ever saw My likeness has been rens,t
euIy taken by different Artist. u, various wAys huI
nave never yet had which pIrseBis 90 r.s ~ ns
as this.
From Hon. Z. Jor M2RRIs, late Mini.t,r /. Itsly.
The exquisite finish, beauty snd so(ine.s of topr
potlfails, cOnJ0Ined with their durability Of color and
IslthiulheSs as lkeneSSes cannot fail 10 commend
.nem 70 .he attention and patronage Of ell NAO sp-
preclaLe true art.
From Cot. JAS. PACr
having occasion for porlaII. procured one Irsm
MT ROBERT Newell, of the city Of Philadelphia a
miniature in OIL COlors under The new process dis.
covered hy him. and take great pleasure in expressing
the satisfaction gwen me. not only by the accuracy
OF the likeness but its artistic finish in ali rssssets
and recommend him 10 the patronage OF those disposed
encourage the beautiful art.
nOv29.3m JAS PIsE
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TAKE NOTICE,

The subscriber respectfully requests oil bis eu,s+
Who have moi yeI settled Ihtlr counts +" I'%
ness. and Is Determined 10 collect 10 al that is rwTs
To him ia lhe shortest tms posSibe. "oplS ~
say 10 th9se whose Judgment Notes and other oo..,
tions thai due and coming due, fAOt pfs~FT
~ pad will oe executed. :, .ssss,s
lie will be found at all times during the day hS -.
w 4. Sprusnce's store, the same store occupies
himself larI wear j. /. JONES
y. = He also has left on hard seme Boois opo.,'
@ls. Gaps and DIess Goods, hish will be SOLD sns
sr they must Ne ciased oat as ihese y no De
azosttaenL PT
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and Water seasons. wou'A respectfully invite an
examination OF stock and prices from those intend
tng TO purchase, as am enabled afford them very
desirable Inducements.
All my Furs have been purchased for cash, Rnt
mads by experienced Nnd compel ont HAMS. and as
the present mhmeniary trO4bles Teier il necessary
that should dispose Of "; goods al vefy small ad-
vance on cost.
an satisfied that it will to the ln.eres; Of those
VINO design purchasIng.t0 10 gI1e NE cell. sep 5n!
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA

IIIIA18fD DFfE4I IIIH
A Benevolent Institution established by special En-
dorsement, for the rel ef OF the Sick and
afflicted with viruIenI ard epidemic diseases and es.
peclally for the Cure Of Diseases ohe Sexual Organs
Medical Advice gwen gratis. by the Acting Sur.
geon. 10 all who apply by letter. with description OF
their condition, tage. occupation. habits of life &c
and IN cases OF extreme poverty, Medicines furnished
ireee OF charge.
Valuable Reports on Spermatorrhoa, and other Dis
eases OF The Sexual Organs; and on the Remedies
employed in the DispeEsary, sent 10 the afflicted in
sealed letter envelopes free OF fcharge Two or three
stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address DIR. j. Skillln HOnghiOn. Acting Surgeon
Howard Association. No. South Ninth Stroel Phila
delphia, Pa. BY order OF the Directors
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL. President.
GEO. FAIRClllL LD, Secretary. dee29iy
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Peninsular Railroad Line.
CHANGE OF HOURN

IHANtTE OF HUUKS.
TN and after hiOnduv, Nov 18th '6l
Trains for fiIe accUmIl oLai;un Of
passengers viii run c, follow until
3 further llolicG:
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Best Sewing Machines
IN THE WORLD FOR EITHER FAMILY OR MANUFACTI,R.
ING PURPOSES.
And all we ask is fair trial Read the following.
IMPORTANT FACTS


FACT No. This Company being duly licensed.
their Machines are protected against nfringemen,s
or litigation.
FACT No 9.-These Machines make the lock..,i.h
alike both sdes-and nse liiIie less than ha n
as much thrend or silk as the chain loop ch ma
chimes
FACT No 3.-These machines are better adapted
man any other sewing machines in market 10 the irc.
quent changes aud almost endless variety of sewing
required in family. They will sew from ,ne to
tV enty thcknesses of Marseies without stonuinO
and make every stitch perfect They will even sew
from the finest gauze 10 the hea cIoIA and evan
stout hard leather, without changing the feed needle
or tension or making any adjustment hine hat.
ever. Is not such a machine best adapted to family
use ana II BEST adapted for family use, why not lor
every variety OF light sewing manufactured For
work too heavy for our Family Machine we recom
mend our larger sizes
FACT NO.4.-These machiaes make the most elas
TIC seam oi any sewing machine in use-a fact Of very
great importance IN sewing elastic goods, or goods of
any kind on bias
FACT No. 5.--NO Machine is more durable or sim.
PIE IN It's construction, or more easily Understood
The reputation OF these machines wh1reye er used y. IN
luily demonstrate each OF the above FACTS
FACT No. 6.-These Machines took the Highest
Premium at the Franklin Institute PhiadeIphin
FACT No. These Machines took the Highest
Premium at the New Jersey State Fair
FACT No. S-rhese Machines took The bich h.s,
medal at the American Institute in the CIV OF Nav
York. together with the hi hest premium for fine sew
ing machine work.
FACT No. 9.-TheSe Machines took tbs h;,b.,,
premiums al the Mechanies' Fair, Utica, N. Y
FACT No. lO.-These machines can DO tErr SAINT
thIng generally whenever properly exhibited in com
pelitIon Win other first class scwi;g machines But
important Fact Of oil.
FACT No. live warrant every machine we sell
give BETTER satisfaction than any other se wing ma
chine IN market, or money refunded
0T Send for Circular. Agents wanted Address
FlNKLE & LYON SEWING MAcuISE Co.
FepiSiy No. 536 Broadway. New York.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
FOR al THE PURPOSES or FAMILY pgyslC

ar' So composed that disease within the range Of
t.cjr acion rarely Withstand OF cyade tksra
Their penetrating properties search, and cleanse,
and lnvi6orAts every portion Of the human orgaE-
ISM. correcting its diseased action aud restoring
It's healthy Yitalties. As consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is Rstenshed 10 find his
health ~ energy restored by remedy at once so
simple and inviting.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
Of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
Pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates Of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints: Cosfive-
ness, Heartburn, Headache arisin1 from diao,d
Stomach, NauSel. Indigestion, PAN ia and Morbid
IIGcfion Of the Bo,Oets, EIdtuiency Lass Of Iprs-
tte, JaUHdiee, and other kindred complaints,
arising from low state Of the body or obstruction
OF its functions
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Now in course of publication by JAMES D. ToRREY.
New York city. and open for subscr plon. a great
popular National Work, Of inesIImable value to all
beautifully printed IN large 3vO, viz: the
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DIR. J. G.. AVER & co.

LOWELL. MASS.
!. ?. Hefeeker, Smyrna; ID. F. Burton. Do
yer; NJ. NJ. Stevenson, FELTON, w. +. Know
les. Frederica; Thomas Simpson, Camden; T.
r. Hammersey, Milford, E. Bringhurst g. Co.,
Wilmington, and Dealers everywhere.
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Fancy Furs! Fancy E'Mrs!

(LaIe oi SiS Market st.,)
Philadelphia.
IMPORTER and MANUFAC-
TURER OF and DEALER ih
all kinds Of FANCY FURs
Tor Ladies', Misses ard
-Ckildren's Wear.
: Having now r1anufac.
stured and in store my usual
zsatge and DC auIiful assert
tiaeni of all the various
styles an'lqualities OF FuIs
adapled TO the coming = Fal.
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Farmers, Look Out.

All persons Interested in the use of the fol-
lowing articles are requested to examine my
stock, consisting of very superior
Grain Cradles, Wheat Ralxes,
Revolving Rskes, Hand Rakes. Barley Forks,
CultiyaIors, Plows, Harsows Ground Rollers,
&c. JOHN MILLAWAY,
N. B agent for Kirby's AMERICAN HAB.
yEsrGR, MINnEY's REAPING MACHINE and
TEaAsHIEa MACHINE. PELToN's TRrPPLE GEAR
HORSEPOWER, Hand Cornshellers, Power Shell.
lers, &c. sst.e.si ..s.s s,aa IVA
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FoR THE RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Ioarseness,
Group, bronchitis, Incipient COnsump-
tiOn, and for the relief Of COnsumptive
P.l:i-:.:s ia advanced stages Of the
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and 90 nu-
mcrOus are the Of it, cures, that almost
every SEE ton Of country abounds in persons pub
hcy known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs Ly itI
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine Of Its kind is tso apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antdote 10 employ
for the distressing aud dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our eiirnste
While riany inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discs :ded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
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THIS PUBLICATION is JUST WHAT is WANTED :;
No Man, No Family. No Office should be with
out il!
THE ONLY CORRECT AND COMPLETE HISTORY OF rHr
WAR.
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DO YOU KNOW IT?

CONSUMPTION Is II, ,Io-T r.-.L sc0rrcE ~
GASKIED Il has been t-Cy garde.' as Az TNc7 "a
EEKAIApY-few cvc- s.-vivI"c attack; . me s.-i
q ne toLoIe rn>." s-ys b.. CiIvEc.zI. s"4
lfOisE THAN chi. IT,l = CT al. .-ns. AItLT OF
LATioN tf rao< c;v.z, c. NM 81 III.ETT EY -
ilFA-E" 5 rat s.! oL---2-tl-t4:y o= tie bCastcj
t.5cey Cf tha IL a.igA.tl
Ihe b. e "a Soy & r. Churchill mad 20 t!.o
Imperial Aea n:By - c;-c, O. - has proved rl
s. -Esrri> boOn tc the wo-.d tA- OF this Ecw
SAD posOesflII rene iGI aren't known . Iaistry AZ
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-12-04
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, consd
ering the novelty to most of the men and hor
ses. Capt. AcIlwain, an old Cavalry officer,
was perfectly at home his Lieutenants also
appear to have had some .ex perience in Caval.
ry exercise. They will parade. again ON next
Saturday
Capt Caskeys Company of Infantry also met
for drill on Saturday. This company, we are
informed, now numbers ninety men II 10
well oficered and promises to be most effec.
tive company Lieut.. Nesbit reported the
company TO the Adjutant G General last week
they were received for twelve months service
as an 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 Yankee three hundred
yards. The best guns are reserve ed for the
troops "ior the war" that are now forming and
to be hereafter formed. 1t is said that Gen.
Lee requires six additional Regiments for the
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, it 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 the Executive Committee" al,
ready have this matter under consideration.
Other demands are being made upon the lib,
eral'ty OF the District correspondent in this
paper makes an appeal in favor of the "Iancas.
ter lnvincbes," and it was recently announced
that the "llornets" and "Blair Guards" needed
help in consequence Of their Losses at Port
Royal. Some Of our people may conclude that
tsese demands, in time OF general scarcity,
are beginning to press heavily upon, them
but they must nevertheless be met if We ara
to carry on this war to a successful termination.
The game at stake is a heavy one, and IL wo
are resolved TO win It must be done by large
sacrifices to be made at home as we'll AZ in ,be
camps.
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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 Mcssrs. Mason and Slidcll, on board of
her mail Steamer SON." the corresr o, dent
OF the Baltimore Sun. who is said to oe yell
posted in English circles, writes rs follows on
this subject
"The arrest Of the Confederate enyoys on
board British packet will serve as a test of
the disposition of the British Government to.
wards the Federal Government in the present
contest. They can, If they please, make it a
pretext for quarrel, if their policy renders a
rupture desirable. The British Journals show
that the public mind is deeply agi,atcd by the
distress which threatens, If It has not actually
invaded, the manufacturing districts, and
popular clamor for the restoration OF the Amer
lean 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 a war for cotton supply, unless she
can obtain it by more convenient and direct
process
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Bank of the State
5 y U L II G. A r OLINA A .

CHARLESTON, 10Th February, 1861.
The Legislature having, at its late sea.
sion, authorized the Issue of Bonds to, the
amount OF sG75,ooO, 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.
~, this Bank - 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 cual rbu-
ting aid to the cause in which the St..te is
engaged. With the view of enabling cit,.
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. Sui.
table arrangements will be made for furn.
ishing the Bonds on the receipt of the mon.
ey, at an early day 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, nt the next Session ofthe Legislature,
those parties who desire il may have their
Bonds converted into Stock.
C. n. FURMAN, Presid.nt.
Feb IS, 3tf
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The Governor Messaye

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
OF great Importance is the thorough re.organi,
zstion OF oil the reserve military forces of the
State That the old militia system has been
entirely deranged by the officers, In most in.
stances, having accepted service in other or.
CARNATIONS, and recommends that field of8csr.
IN all the regiments and battaions of the State
be forthwith appointed, In order to effect a.
speedy an organization as possible.
He adverts to the recent landing Of t,oo,.
upon our soil, and says thst the channel tbrough
which they entered Is two miles and half
. wide, and is the deepest on the Southern coa.,
IN the earth works that had bean srsc,ed
they were resisted by brave and haroic msn
but such batteries were not calculated to resist
commandment OF four hundred guns. Tbev
were constructed to turn marauding parties
embracing limited number of ysssels.
He refers TO the way in which our people ON
the Islands are harassed and recommends tba, In
certain districts or parishes Of the State. that
may be designated, Provost Marshals shall bs
appointed, who will take command of the over.
.seers on all plantations in the district or parish
and organize n system. of local police. with
. triet accountability.
The Message urges upon the Legislature the
adoption OF such measures AZ win place our
resources upon permanent footing, and saw.
that for the proper support Of every thing con.
nected with the military wants Of the State
at least fifteen hundred thousand dollars win hs
-requlei for the year.
1t recommends a stay Of execution on "A
debts due by troops In the service of an.
country. Also tie taking of early s,eps to "A.
cure the manufacture Of small arms Povde;
&c, In our State.
The Message concludes with an earnest az.
hortation to every man, high and loS, to come
to the altar Of his country, and sacrifice upon
il every unhalowed and selfish aspiration or
thought, and, laying their hands upon the ai,
Tar, swear allegiance to the country, and moth.
Ing but the country, and that Il shall forever
be free.
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BAcos, ASHES AND SALT.--It 10 said that
during the Revolution q tory Of AlbermarIe,
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.
"In applying the ashes, il Is well to have q
bucket Of molasses, and apply portion With a
white-washipg brush to each joint. When
yell smeered. rub On the ashes, which will
then adhere firmly and maks an impenetrable
cement"
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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
talres of his own native State. We regret to
see him slightly iniisposed, owing to recent
exposure. Dr. R. l.. Craw ford has also reach.
ed home within the last few days, direct from
the Potomac
Liuct. Col. Barnes, of the 18th 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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TOR TNE LANCASTER LEDGER

CEsTREvILLE, Va. Nov, l6, 1861.
At meeting of the Lancaster Crews"
Company (A) 9th Regiment 5. G. Volun.
teers, held to-day, the following Preamble
and Resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEnEAs, the Soldiers Relief Society a,
Lancaster & III 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 bolt
Resolred l,t, That the thanks Of hearts
oveiil""ing with gratitude be presented To
the kind Ladies' OF the two Socetie, for
tho manifestation of their desire for our
comfort and welfare.
Re'otred I'd, That the lively regard for
the honor and reputation of this COmpany
which has Mt all times been evinced by the
Two Societies, has given them a place 10
our hearts ard memories which time can
never cifLce
Resolved 80, That amid all the priva,jons
hard,hips and dangers to which this c-u.i
war may subject IL, the fac; that we are
still remembered with kindness and regard
by the dear Ladies Of our native District
Will nerve our arms and inspirit our hearts
IN the darkest and gloomes. hour.
Resoiped I,h, That these tangible acts of
Kindness Will constitute the brightest gems
in the wreath of associations
Resolred 5Ih, That Capt. WyIie be re-
ques,ed to forward copies Of the foregoing
resolutions TO the presidents Of tn. re-pec
live Societies, and that the same be pub.
lished in the Lancaster ledger.
JOHN ID WYLIE, Captain.
THOMAS VI. WYLIE, Act'g. q. :