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The national Republican., 1862-02-18

A Oosa Chanos fbr lnvessmsnt.
Ths attsntion Of those dssrsg 10 invest their eas
10 paying business, isiespectfully Invited 70 tn
advertisement Of = bakery for sale, In aaothe
column
The national Republican., 1862-02-18

~ OLD AND SILVER OOIN!
" bought and sold BY
JAf COOKE 4 CO.,
feb l6-dlW asa Fifteenth street
The national Republican., 1862-02-18

N. B.-Our numerous friends in
the Army and Navy will please bear in
mind, that we now publish every week two
new pictures-either Of Generals, Colonels,
or other distinguished men-and at the
same time can make pictures to order, such
as are not on our List, in few days, and
at very reasonable terms.
The national Republican., 1862-02-18

EARE REDUCED TO Sl.s0
L BY the
U. 8. MAIL Line OF STEAMERS,
a6& ssEe
REINDEER, VOLUNTEER,
Capt. KIEHL, Capt FAUNCE,
Leaving every morning, Sundays excepted, at o}s
O'Clock, from John Jones' Wharf foot OF llth street
for
AND
General HOOker's Division.
Fare u so, or return ticket, good Tor three day
ON either boat, o. so
~ Freight at reasonable rate,
Licensed BY the United States 10 carry Freight
and Passep gers, and vhoe Inspectors Certificate
may be seen On board. No Alcoholic Liquors taken
Rb 16-1w
The national Republican., 1862-02-18
DR.. White, the Chsropod,st.

DR.. White, the Chiropodist,
lsa wonderful operatos-his method Of trsatius
Coens, Banions, Bad Nails, etc. 10 perfection tselK
8uher no lopgef from those terrible evils. but sub
nit their ressment to the scienos and skill Of DR.
White. OAoe 42o Pennsylvaci aveuue.
The national Republican., 1862-02-18

KRIS KRlN"Lt: 5 oo"''
Just receiving, the largest stock
FANCY GOODS
In Washington
Writing Desks, Dressing Cases, rtioiios, Dreo.
tion and Alphabet Blocks, Games, Photo.
Graph Albums, Gift and Niscel-
laneous Books In great
varieties, at war
Call and zee, at SEEPhERD'S
Headquarters,
deo a Corner Seventh end u streets
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rENT II L. IL 10 II Il l.,
Il (UPos TnK EuRoPsAs PLAS,>
Corner Of Penn. avenue and Sixth street,
OPPOSITE CORNER TO BROWNS HOTEL,
Is now fuInbh he'd throughout with new and hand
some urniture. "
The proprietor informs his friends and the publie
that they can be Accommodated with rooms, by tho
day or week with or without meals
The Dining Saloon open u all hours.
II. DURHAM GELSION,
fob ll-eod2w Proprietor,
The national Republican., 1862-02-18

TENTLEMEN'S RSADy-MADE GAN-
" MENTS, OF FINE QUALITY.
We offer citizens ar d strangers large assortment
of OVER COATS, DRESS COATS BUSINESS
COATS, PANlALOONS, and VESTS, OF all eolors
and qua lities aqual In make and finish to the best
custom work ,,>,S co
Merchant JailUrs sod Clothtrs,
10 avenle, bet 9th and 10Th stsl
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News from Europe.

RIcHM"No, Nv - SIR George Coru..
We'll Lewis, British Secretary OF War, in ~
speech has SAID, that the war IN hm,r,,
would before long coinc 10 an end, but thar
1t must br admitted TO be as vet undecided
U.'iil the N"r,hcrn States we're exhausted
and incapable of ccn'inuing the contest. il
c"uld not br said that the independence o,
the Southern States had been established
Paris correspond. dents say that the Emperor
at the last Ministerial Council uyyrruI.n tho
portion Of he Ministry Favorable to imrr-
d''e recognition, by expressing MS do ter
m'nn'ion to await the tirst ri January, aud
the issue "f lincoin'. Proclamation.
RICHMOND, Nov. -Northern dates of
4'h have been received The St-anrr Al
ALBANIA "290" has been capturing more Yam
kse vesses. Her last appearance was ii.
latitude 80 North longitude SO Yves, Of
Cape Delaware, and directly in the track of
the California Steamer.
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Ihe Militia.

Important resolutions Of the Executive Coun-
Gil in relation TO the organization of the State
Militia have been published in the Columbia
papers, but which reached US too late for inscr.
ton this week. We will publish them in our
next issue. 1t is ordered tlat all male whites
between the ages oi l6 and 65 years, remaining
IN each Beat, constitute the Beat Company for
such Beat, and the commanding officer is re.
quned TO order out his Company once every
fortnight Tor parade aud drill, with tie view to
service IA the District rs police force aud to
service |" the brigade as alarm mcu." scpa.
rate rolls are to be kept OF all perso.,s between
the ages vi 40 and 30 years, VINO shall be sub
Ject to be called into service ia any part of ihe
State. D'po,s vi arms and ammunition are to
te established NJ each Court uou.e, to which
shall Le sent 6s stand Of arms, with 20 rounds
a cartridges to each, aud loo pounds of pow
der
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Convention Oocuments

We are indebted to the Rev ID. Robin.
sou, one oi our Delegates to the State Conven.
to', for Pamphlet, entitled "Report of the
SPECIAL Committee Of Twenty one Oh the Con-,
mun'cat'on OF his EIcellcney Governor Pick.
els. together with the Reports OF Heads of De,
ps''ne"ts. and other PAPERS" 1t i. neatly
Pr'"'ed ut tie ofiice'of DR.. L. W. Gibbes, Editor
Oi tie South CaI Gilman.
These documents have been published il,
this io'an ~ order of the Convention, mainly,
u" doubt. tu tie purpose OF eulish,enng tie
pcsi1e upon tlc acts. aud the reasons therefor.
OF Il. Executive Council, against whom there
MAS much popular opposition. Il should be
GENERALLY 'rad by the people, not only to cna
bl" them to decide rs to the justncs. OF the
complaints against the CouLcl, but as umpor.
ta"t matter Of South Carolina history We
may refer to il again after We have had oppor.
tunity 10 examine Il carefully.
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First CoIps Of Reservea

IL will be see" by the Orders published in
this paper that four Regiments Of the Firs,
Corps oi Reserves (Col. withe,spoom'., Cash's,
Ryan" and hliord's) are ordered to report to
Gen. Beauregard at Charleston for ninety day =
service A subse qucnt Order which We see
published in the Columbia papers i,quir CO
four other Regiments of the First Corps OF Re,
serves to wit: Coils Racon's. Secrcst's, vii.
sous and Williams, also TO report to Gen.
beau'egard for ninety days service.
tol. W uherspoon eItcuds the orders for the
9Th Regiment aud requires the men TO .cndez
you" at Camp Hampton OH the l9,h inst. Ills
orders are accompanied with very spirited
address to the troops composing his command,
60 which We invite attention.
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OBITUARY.

Died in Choctaw county Mss. or the I8tb
October last, of typhoid Pneumonia, Mr.. Tho..
Ballard, aged 65 years, 3 months and II DAYS.
In The death Of Mr. Ballard his child en- has lost
Kind and an affectionatc parent, and the
community in which he lived a substantial friend
IN which his children and friends deeply mourn.
Also, a, the same place and of the same dis.
ease, OH the Goth October last. Mrs Sarah Bal.
lard, consort OF Hyram T. Ballard. She leaves
four small children and u husband to mourn their
un'imely and irreparable loss Mrs. Ballard was
the daughter of Mr.. Eli Twitty of KersLaw
District.
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(Copy)
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CHAMBER
NOVEMBER q. 1862.

Nh>Ol.FED, That in view Of the alarm
ing 'hcrelse in the price Of corn and the
'hre,trned scarcity Of provisions in IN. up
per Districts. particularly in the Dist rc,s of
Cp"f'"nb"tg, Grcenvie and Laurens, the
n"'ern"r and Council are of opinion that
me permits hitherto granted to distil grain,
nhoer certain restrictions, should b. and
.ne' are hereby revoked, from and after the
ioth INST except where II written contract
ca" he exhibited with the Confederate uu
'h"r'''es. dated prior TO The 5th inst, and in
such cases 'lr permit shall extend only to
the amount of such contracts.
ReS0lrcd That the Governor be reones
Yea 10 isNne his proclamation drclarirp the
"oov" revocation. setting forth thc Ie SONS
Tor The same, aud urging the co.oprration
~ me people III enforcing the regulations
"i The Governor aud Council on the subject
of dis,Iliuuon.
(S'sned) b. F. ARTHUR,
Secretary.
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Northern News.

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=,
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'e '"''o '''"''' Mss 'h' ON, says ::
"'"'p''' ""'''''" "i The 9th states
>"@' " '"e ~ al" N"''"er" papers
' cru 'ePo'' we '''"'fd movement On
'''"'''
P'' nave h"' DECIDED "he'hsF I" n.
.ee e'"'u'''u winchester or not. !
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h'ct with Burnside and had beaten him.
we have no confirmation Of the rumor -
on Friday last, a portion Of our Cavalry
captured Yankee train on the Orange rail
road near Manassas, containing about fifty
soldiers and forty five workmen."
our army nj Kanawha have had to retreat
r,a Cotton Till and Fayette e. II. The
enemy are reported $4,000 strong fifteen
miles below CharlesIown, Va, several thou
sand at B"llt"~n or SummerviIle, and soma
1000 making up through Logan.
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From the A. my uf the Potomac

The Rirhmohd Enquirer says: "impor-
tsnt movements are evidently going on with
our Army Of the Potomac. The lines Of
ops'a.ions have been extended considerably y
and the enemy. looking upon the movement
- rstsea', 10 rega:ing the Northern people
with the story Our original base lines vn
the Valley and on The sontl'sids of ih- Blue
Ride. We are Hssored. have Dot been mate
rialiy changed the only shslnges now occur.
ring consisting simply 81 strategic rvolo.
ii"ns. u was rumorci on yesi.Tda, that
Gs.eral J.c.soo psd b-n -pg~xsi 10 con
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The Central Associstion in Columbia Tor tn,
reliei Of South CsrolInisns in the army. has pu,
forth the statement III, this State has l5uo,I
pcn in Virginia and under General Bragg -
THIS statement is commented upon by u por
ton OF the North Carolina press, and perhaps
TIE press III other States, Ia way which We
conceive does great Injustice to our State
They express sstonishmcnt that South Carolina
s"ou'd nave but $4,000 men in Virginia aud
Ia the West and iuvidious comps, isons arc
made between tins humber and the nun. her
which other states are supposed to have ia the
field
We do not know whether this statement Of
'he Iehtr'i Association Is correct, or what are
the sources Of information upon which il il
based; hut We do know that All official state.
nent hom the Adjutant General OF this State
was published short time ago, Ia which il was
shown that South Carolina had upwards Of A., =.
"oO men to enter the Confederate service for
Tic war since the commencement Of the strug,
gle. How this force has been disposed OF We
cannot tell; the humber Of South Ca,oIirisu,
at Chsrh ston ard other places within the State
vii! not account for the great disparity between
hi,een and forty thousand. II they can be sc.
counted ior by the wear of the service-,f the
ehsualties Ot war lave reduced our forces from,
the original number of upwards Of forty thou
sand, TO fifteen thousand men, surei, this il no
just cause OF censure upon our State. The fact
that, when tic fret Consciipt Act OF Congress
was put Ia force. there were but about twelve
hundred men in thus State. upon whom II could
sake effect. is an csidcuce that che had done
her duty; oil beside these, between the COLI
script ages, having previously entered the ser.
vice. together with a proportiouste number,
over IS aud under is years.
We DO not know what may be the judgment
.oi our neighbo's rs to the numbe: Of lneu which
South Carolina should send into the field but
NC believe that We hazard nothing iu saying
that she has furnished n large force, in pro.
POI ton to her white population, as any other
State IN tic Conicderacy. Having been MAINLY
Instrumental IN bringing on the war, her pco.
pie fully understand that u is expected OF her
" do her full share in the struggle anI tina,
they have acted up to this conviction, is, we
believe, conclusiyely shown In the number of
her gallant dead upon every prominent battle.
field Of the war.
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A VALUABLE RESIDENCE,
TOWN LOTS,
AND
A MIS- EOD CAIE
LANDS FOR SALE.

TTNDER THE PROVISIONS OF THE
~ LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT
of my mother f. II. Cur,iou. | will sell, at
Lancaster Court House on the third Mon.
day in December next. her late
RESIDENCE and TOWN LOTS,
situate i'll the VilIuge Of Lancaster in an el
igible locality.
A PIECE in the shape Of n pnralrlogram,
embracing the CARRIAGE ana BLACK.
SMl I'll SHOPS, presenting on Dunlap
Street front oi about 1870 feet, and on Ca
NaAh ha Street II front OF about los or 10
fret, viii be cut oil from the main Lot, aud
sod scpuratvy.
The large square bounded by Barr, Meet.
ing, Catan Ia aud French Streets will be
divided int" two equal parts by II line run
mug through the centre from Mer.i ing to
Carr Street ; and that portion si.un,e on the
West side OF th,s line containing nearly two
ncrrs WI ais" be sold separately
The balance OF the LOTS consisting ,f
the Lot "n which the DWELLING stand.
(cxcept the piece first above designated n
rnor.ring the Carriage and Blacksmith
Hh"p>J and that portion Of the large >quar,
above mentioned situate on the East side oI
, the dividing line, aud continuing the Barn
Stables. &c, will all be- -Cid lopelher.-
Pats OF these LOIS may be mad. out, and
exhibited uu the dav al sale
The DWELLING lmrge and hsndsom.
| embracing
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ON"'h -NO. 90.
I THE President Of the Confederate
L. States having nrc"p,rd far ni.eiy day' S
Serr'c', The Second, Third, Eishh and Eier-
enM Regiments IF The First Corps of Re
series, NIolunei- Cash, EIiord, WIlhersponn
and R,"n,) TIC ColoneIs thereof are hereby
ordered L" report for dn'y, with their res.
peetve commands, TO Gen Bcaur.gard, at
Charleston
III. The Colonels OF said Regiment will
designate the time ard place of rendezvous
tor their respective Regiments. and extend
the ordrr to their commands without delay
III. All applications for exemption for
other cruse than physical d ~nbiiir,. AVID for
ih"einI'e turi"ug" on acrount "f "pIhic in
trre-,.' will be made 20 the Coo. o.ul- of the
respective Regiments All app,icIiious for
exemption "n account oi physirnl disability
VIII bc made 10 the Surgeons nf tie Rrpi
me"t> OF Reserves, the certificates to be np.
proved by the Coion-Is No exemptions
"Iil he granted o:hrr lhan those authorized
bN the Laws Of tn" State
w The t"lonei- of the Regiments nr.
authorized to 'ssuc all necessary rrumxpor.
Ia, ION
By order of the Governor and Council,
Nll.MOr & Dr r~AUS.URE,
AcJ't and lnsp. General e ) E..
Nov. 5. 4y-l,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
\RTIltR,
Secretary.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. Nov 3 lS6,
| N""reaS extensive and wrII.urountrd
! arprehcn-r"ns are felt TINT tnr isiiIint,un
| OF sP'rit~ from grain will produce di-astrons
eieG'H upon HE supply ot bread for The
! poor lhIs winter, nni greatly diminish the
! supply at breadstuiis, 80 essential for gum
bort IN every hrIn"h If our nrmi,. in tn.
! Held and whereas it is rmincn!iy pnIi,I, to
! suppress everything that is calvmlatrd To
"nI''i." the iirid of drSgracrtu SPECULATION
! 1" The present emergency
. N0~. kH0w y', tn't J. FRANCIS w PICK.
| EMS, Governor and Commandment Ch,,.T in
| aud over the Stat" OF Suulh ,arolilu. do
hereby ISSUE this NV Proclamation. d.clnr
| i"g that al! llcrncrs that ma, have, h..n
granted for the di>;iIalion Of grain Ia any
| shape or form. except as are embraced IN
| In" resolutions of the Executive Council
hcrennio nb'vr attached, shall be. uui The
~dine are, EACH amt every one of IhcIn. here.
hv revoked. annulird and declared void and
81 40 ihrtn"r effect from mnj alder the
tenth day III this present monIh, and | do
hereby direct the Sheriff, amt Mupi,ir.,,.s
in The different Districts ur the Siaic o dis.
charge faithfully their dut-- IN .nforcinp
thus proclamation. and in aiding wr,h all
tn lr legal power 10 suppress this or, iny
hnd en"rin"u. evil And IN addition TO this,
! "al upon nj good and pa,ri" L. clriz:n- or
The State 10 lend thrr nri and ru-rgcrir IN
.l~t"ncc /" III" ~aur ends No uoud c.lj
Zen can stand QriciI by AMI Sc. the in.
crc>s" OF "li the dchas'ug ,,is attendant
upon his Li-ul alton VI hrI. a, ,.,,,y.y
'ny HI active mliur;lrr To- suppress i,
We are IA the mId,, uf II Great rryu!ution.
Involving our very rXistancr, aud the free.
I~r 1t a-Gcnt spirits hv our hr,,r I,ut
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Terrible Explosion.

JACKSON, Miss , Nov. 5 5-Shnrtlv after 3
o'clock this afternoon The building us ed NJ.
4 cartridge manuiactory, having large a
mount OF powder stored in it, exploded viii,
fearful concrssion. Ofits occupants, boys
girls and y"ung ladies, not one escaped -
There were certainly net less than thirty in
numurr, and possibly more Cause oi ex-
p!usion unknown.
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ATTENTION CON PANY.

The memhprs "f my company, including
all m.n br,wecn me nges OF 80 and 50 Years
OF aye, residing in the upper Battalion are
ordered Ia be- aud appear at Camp hampton
I miles below Co;umbis on rdnrsday the
18Th November 1852, for 80 days service
~ the State ThOse who may desire To 90
bv Camden will ne.i there Tuesday night
iSlh Tho.e who go by the Ch.noii ~ d
Colnuibia Road siII meet early Wrdnesd.,
morning at Fon Mis- and Rock iiIll--cars
will bs ready to convey them. Each should
leave hons with ihrrr dns raIions, aud
c'o'hing for 80 d,,s. Bs order
10. w. LAjlpBEiI., Capt,
NOV ~. le0S. 4il-l pd
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Notice.

BY permission Of p. II Hammond, Ordi.
nary. of Lancaster District, | will sell on
the 18th OF November inst, nt the Lynches
Creek plantation all the personal property
on tho premises belonging to the Estate
Michel ''orton, deed consisting Of mules,
horses, some 80 head Of hogs, 2 Wagons,
plantation and blacksmith tools, corn, fod.
der. cotton in seed, &c. Also the planta.
ton will be rented. Terms made known on
day Of sale.
ANDREW JOHNSON, Ear.
Nov. 8, 1862. 2Q-2t.
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Estate Sale.

BY order Of the Ordinary. will be sold n,
Lancaster G. III on the l4,h November s69.
the entire Estate Of John William. ESQ,
(drcd consisting of a valuable and choice
library Of Law and Equity and o,hsr mis-.
cellaneous books bed, bed stead and furni.
ture, sword. trunks, tables, chairs and many
other articlcs. Terms Cash.
JAMES II. WITliERSPOON,
Adm'r.
Nov s, 1864. 39-.2t.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT


pY p. r. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District
WHEREAS. NJ. e. Health ha. ,ppli.n
TO ne for Letters Of Administration on NH
and singular the Goods and Chatilrs. Ripht.
and Lr"oits of William u Moore lat, of
the District afI rcsaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and od-
m"nlsh all and singular. the Kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, To b. nud
appear before me at our next OrdiDary'S
C""rt for th: said district, To- be holden at
Lancaster Court House on tn. II, ,day nt
Nov. inst, To show cause, if any, VIII,
the Said Administration should not oe
granted.
! Given under my hand and seal.
J." >. this 9TH day Of Novrnbrr in
I ~ The year of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and sixiyIwo, and in
The eighty seventh year Of III. Independence
oi ia. State Uf South Carolina.
l.. 4. HAMMOND,
d. l.. ID.
Nov IL, 1862. q,
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Nov. - 1852,
S O u t h Carolina.


Rf =. II. HAMMOND, Esq Ordinary
- for said District.
WHEREAS, Mrs. AgnesS 4 tli~iar. ha-
applied 1" go" !ni Letters Of Administration
on all and singular the Goods aud Chnttlr-
Rigmts and Credits at 4 J.. SISrARE
late at 't. District aforesaid, deceased
THESE are. therefore, to cite and nd
monisli all aud singular, the kindred and
creditors at the sad derca,rd, To be- and
appear bct"ie me ut our next Ordinary.
Court Tor the SAID district. 10 be holden al
Lancaster Court iiouSc on the 2Isr DAY u
Nov. inst, 1" show cause, ii any. wh,
he said "dnii istralion should noI b. gran
ed.
unen under nv hand and seal, thi. 81,
~ daV nf \"v. in The year Of on
l"S l."ri one Thousand eight hundrr,
- )and slxtytNo aud IN the eight, .-rv
"nih year of the Independence Of the Stat,
OF SoulI Carolina
4. !. HAMMOND OF. D.
Nov II, 1862. IL.
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SHERlFFS SALE.
by Ood"r of the Ordinary.
Mary A. TrusdelI, Applicant.

James Fletcher, Guardian, Mary T.. Trus.
dell, Nancy II TrusdeIl, and William f.,
Trnsdell.
By order OF p. u. Hammond. Esquire,
Ordinary ut LANCASTER District, ! wiii se!l
before the Court House do"r in Lancaster
on the first Monday in Decsnber next with
IN the legal be UTs Of sale, the Real E-tat.
belonging to the Estate Of George IL Trus-
dell. Deceased, containing Two IIunirrd
Acres, more or less. adjoinil2 LANDS of J. J.
Horton, James Bruce, et. a., on credil Of
one aud Two years. except so much cash as
will pay costs of sale, the purchaser giving
note approved security, wRh Interest," from
day OF sale. and a mortgage ofthe premises
u drrned necessary L. tne Ordinary 10 50.
cure the puTcha-e money
AMOS Mem ANUS = Id
Sheriff. Offics Lancaster & %
Nov. b 1857, +o--a Pf$aE
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5 y y Il Ii G. a r O LIN A.
LANGASl DISTRICT.

DY p. r. HAMMOND, E-qnire, Ordna.
ID ~ for said District
WHEREAS, Mrs. =. A r. Johnson, hns
uppied TO mre tor Letters of Administration
on all aad singular ihc Gn"dS aud CnuItles,
Rights and Credits OF -. = B Johnson
late of the District aforesaid, deceased
THESE are, therefore, To- cite and nd
mo"I>h all and singular. the kindred and
creditors OF the said deceased, TO be and ,p
pear before me nt our next DrdInar,'s Cnurt
lor tue said District. TO be holden at Lnn
Caster Court House on the l4th day OF No.
'"ntber next, 10 chow cau,e, If any, why the
laid administration should not be gran,,d
Given under INV hand and seal, this 3O,b
I ~ day OF October 10 the wear of our
l. Lord "ne thousand righ. hundred
~ >"nd sixty.two aud in the eighty
seventh ,eHf OF the Independence OF the
State of South Carolina
L. L. HAMMOND,
. l. ID.
Nov D. 1861 392t pd.
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LANCAS FER DISTRICT.
J. R Patton. Agt. for Catawba Indian,

To The honorable L. J. Glover. presiding
Judge of the Court OF Common Pleas for
sad District, Fall Term, 1862.
" H. Patton, .igent for tho Catawba
Indians, beg leave 10 make this NV Annual
Report, and III doing ~ wonld simply say
'hn, a. to numbers ther. is now in the
T.Ibr, ~ near ~ ] can learn. between ,ipb.
" aud one hundred Thrre seems IT, h,,
very little. II any. change ia other rrsvcc,.
for YEARS past a. few "f them have hurs..,
some cattle nnd "a few hogs. a portion of
them cHlIlN"ir pitches "i corn, but iu rol
make anything like .upp"r. w"uId
ais" slate that the greater portion Of the
E'ni's have volunteered aud are now in the
service at the Confederate States, sc,era!
Of whom have been wounded in The lat.
battles. would imrihet state that the fam
lilies Of those in the service are in very drs.
iiiu.e circumstances.
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Spring of Water,

and n BEAUTIFUL. FLOW Err Y NRD
by the same authority, VIII, AT The same
tune and pace. also sell the vaIuablr Plan.
tHliuu known :Is the