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A COmmanderin-Ch Chief Of the ConfedI
crate Armv.

1t will be seen by the news from Richmond,
published elsewhere, that Congress has passed
bi!l TO constitute n Commanding General of
the armies of the Confederate States, during
the present war, 1t is understood that Presi-
dent Davis viii approve the bill.
The bill provides that the said commanding
general shall be appointed by Ihe President
with the advice and consent of the Senate, and
the said general shall have all the control of all
military operations, and the dis:ribatioo Of sup.
pli's among the armies OF the Confederate
States, aud when necessary, 70 take command
in person Of the armies in the field. Ills nav
is SI0O per month.
it is gcsctslly supposed that Gen Lee will
be appointed to this distinguished post.
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HEADQUARTERS.
2lst Rect, s. G.. MLoncnsie

2lst Res't, s. G. NJ, Lancaster C. II.
March 3, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 2.
The following named persons are appoint.
ed and will constitute the Regiment staff,
of this Regiment, and will be obeyed and
respected accordingly
DIR. RoBeRr 5. Mellow, Surgeon.
DIR. PETER WYLIE, Assistant Surgeon.
Jas. ii. w. STEVENS, Adjutunt.
RoB'r. f. ALLISON, Judge Advocate.
w. NJ. CoNNoRs, Pay. Master.
J. A. CUNNINGHAM, Quarter. Master.
BINGHAM BLAcKMoN, Qr.Master's Sere't
RoB'r. NJ. MILLER, Sergeant-Mnjor.
REV. w. +. BRAsINGToN, Chaplain.
JAS. II. WlTliERSPOON,
Col. 2lst Reg't. s. c. II.
March 5, 4-3t.
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NOTICE.

by Permission Of p. r. Hammond, o. l..
- ID. will sell at the late residence OF
VIM. Ross, decd. on Thursday the goth
Inst, the whole personal Estate of said
deceased, consisting Of one horse, Cows,
Hogs, Stsep, Corn, Fodder, one Horse
Wagon, farming tools, household and
Kitchen furniture, and other articles too
tedious to mention.
TERMS.-A credit Of 9 months with
lnteres, from day Of sale, purchaser to give
note with good security.
JOHN II. McMURRAY, Adml.
March 8, 1882. I-3,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CHAMBER

COLUMBIA, March |, 1862.
VIE following resolutions, adopted this
l. day by the Governor and Council, nave
been ordered to be published
ReSoired, That the sale or delivery O T
splrltn"us liquors to troops in service is
hereby prohibited, and any person selling
or delivering such spirtuous liquors contra
ry to such prohibition, shall be deemed
guilty OF mlsdemeanor, and al! bnr-rooms
and Srog shops within such limits as shall
be prescribed by the Confederate comman-
dlGg officer in their respective Districts
shall be deemed Il nuisance subject to be
aba,ed
ResOlred, That the Confedorntc officers
commanding in each of the Military Dis
trlcts Of This State shall, within their res
pective Distrlcts, except within the corpor-
ale limits of the city Of Charleston, which
Ii otherwise provided for, have full power
and authority to take such steps as may be
necessary ts enforce the prohibition con-
tanned IN the above resolution, and if re1ui-
ste Tor this purpose TO close alt bar. rooms
and grog.shops, and stop altogether the
sale OF liquor to any person wkiterer
Resotr'd, That all bar rooms and prog.
shops, and other places for the sale Of spir-
ituous liquors, within three hundred wards
Of my railroad station in this State, are
hereby prohibited ; and to keep, or aid in
Keeping, such bar.room or giog shop, or
other places OF sale of spiriluous liquors,
shall be- deemed misdemeanor, and the
bar-room, Or shop, or place of sale, a nuis-
nnce suffice. to be abaied.
Extract from the minutes Of March 4.
by order of tho Governor and Council.
+. J. MOSES, JR., Sec'y.
March 6, sat
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL CHAMBER
Columbia, Feb. 25, 1862.

Columbia, Feb. 25, 1862.
NOTICE is hereby given that all per-
~ sons having any arms suited for pub.
lie service, or any lead, powder, saltpetre or
sulphur, are earnestly requested to report
the samo to the chief of the Military De
partment, or to agents appointed by him
aud that lair prices will be- given for them
for the use Of the State.
BY order of the Governor and Council.
f. J. MOSES, JR., Secretary.
Feb 2S, 1862. At
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

iNEN'ON1 bEIhR L VI En- /,
COLUMBIA, March 4, 1869.
1--WE following resolution WAS adopted
l. by the Governor rRd Council
Resolred, That the Chiefs Of the Trcasu-
ry be instructed to suspend for the present
the action Of the Tax Collectors in r.tt;nu
returns Of gold and silver plate. undcr the
circular Addressed To them, and that appli
cation be made for information on that sub.
ject to the Chief Collector of the Confed.
crate States for this State
In conformity with this resolution, the
Tux Collectors are hereby instructed to dis
pense with the further call upon the tax.
payers Of the State for returns Of gold and
silver plate.
WIN. II. GIST,
w. w. HARLLEE,
Chiefs Of Treasury Department.
March IL, 1t
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NOTICE.

GUARDIANS. Executors, and Admins.
~ traitors, who manage estates in the Or
dnary's office, are respectively notified to
make their returns on, or before, the Ist of
MAY, next T.. H. HAMMOND, OLD.
March TEN, lSS2-Itf.
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Dr. Ford visits Charleston to confer with
Col 1. w. Hayne, Of the Executive Coun-
'cll' aud Chic. of the Department of Justice
and Police, TO whom the State interest in
salt has been referred. Charleston Courier
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crossing the river, on their way home
The company numbered forty. Very few
Of the stores in Nashville are open. Two
Yankee flags are flying from the top of The
CaPi'ol and Court House. There have been
as yet, no arrests of private citizens.
Reinforcements are rapidly coming for.
ward from the Gulf States to the defence
of the Mississippi Valley. Gen. Sydney
Johnson is falling back to Decatur, Ala.
bama.
We have il reported from New Madrid OIL
Saturday that the enemy's main force was
thirty, and his advance guard only five miles
off. There had been no fighting up to that
time.
MEMPHIS. March 5-Colnmbus, Ky, was
entirely evacuated by the Southern forces
on Sunday afternoon. Everything that was
not carried away was burned. Many Of the
private residences were also burned.
The Northern troops, l2,n9O strong, un-
der command of General Pope, appeared in
front of New Madrid, Mo, five miles from
the river, on Monday afternoon. Com
Holins' gunboats opened a sharp fire of
shell upon them, keeping them effeciually
in check. The encmy's lines extend around
the town Of New Madrid, nj the distance Of
upwards of n mile from our entertainments.
up I" O'Clock, on Monday afternoon, the
enemy had made no response, although the
hre from our gnnboa:s still continued. Ii
Is supposed that the onemy made their ut.
tack tins ('ruesday) morning
An attack from the enemy's gunboats is
momenlariy expected at Island No. 10,
which is strongly fortified
The final evacup4In of Columbus oc-
CURED on Sunday evening, the provisions,
ammunition and nearly all the guns being
saved. All the buildings occupied by our
troops, aud many others belonging to pri.
vatr residents, were burned. Our river de.
fences are progressing rapidly.
PRICE WINS ANOTHER VICTORY.
MEMPHIS, March 6.-The Captain Of the
steamer Vicksburg reached here this oven.
ing from New Madrid. lie SAYS that our
scouts had brought in II copy Of the ST.
Louis Republican. which says that Gen.
Price has had another battle with tho Fed
eral troops, in which he beat item and put
them to flight, killing 1000 and taking
many Prisoners, and that he is now in full
pursuit Of the invaders towards St. Louis.
This news is credited here by many
SAVANNAH, March 6.-On Sunday las,
as the last train Of cars WAS leaving Fer
nandInn, gunboat appeared between the
Island and main land, and fired several
shells al the town and departing train
One shell fell ia passenger car, killing
two persons instantly, and wounding n
third. The town Of FcrnanGina had been
evacuated, and is now. no doubt, in the pos
acsson OF the enemy.
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Gbt Tehqer.
LANCAsTERvILLE. SC.
Wednesday Morning, March IL, 1882
Military Orders.

Several Military Orders, changing the time
-oi Beat Company drills, eIemptng certain
persons from extraordinary and ordinary mill
tia duty, &c, &c, published in this paper, will
ibe read with interest
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Notice

nURING MY ABSENCE IN the army,
~ James II. Lark is authorized to repre-.
sent the officially. The office will be kept
open and the duties pertaining thereto dis
charged bv him.
ii. J. HANCOCK, C'k C.C.P.
Lancaster G. H., Jan. -, 1859. 5ltf
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Notice.

HAVE LOST TWO NOTES, one on
i F ID. Green, for $l2S,OO dated March
l2tn, 1861 and one on James r.. Cnreton,
Tor $4,000, dated GAS well rs | remember)
on the ist OF February, 1861. All persons
are warned against trading for the above,
ns They viii be renewed aftor this adver.
!isement. X. NJ. SIMS.
De-. 18th 1861. 46 --3m.
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From the North and Europe

CENTREvILLE. March AZ. w Lander,
the Yankee General Gorm-rIy of Wagon
Road Expedition notorletyJ. is dead. Gen
Shields succeeds 10 tho command Of his
brigade. The evacuation Of Columbus by
the Confederate forces has been officially
announced" in Washington. A report from
Com. Footc that the stores, equipments,
and perhaps the town Itself had been burn.
ed, il coD,radic,ed II is said that Com
Foot. has been up the Tennessee River az
far "a Eastport, Mississippi Andrew John
ston, the traitor, is TO be made a Bripndier
General. and appointed incoln's Military
Governor of Tennessee The Yank ee
Treasury Department has ordered the cot.
ton taken at Nashville, valued ut S 90 900
To be taken 10 New York. a despatch d..
ted !'arpcrs Ferry. February 2S, says that
Gen. Banks occupied iiarper's Ferry on
Wednesday. by means o: n poutpon bridge
across the Potomac
The Arabia n. lived at Halifax on the lst
Saturday from Liverpool on the 5th ult :,
and bringing news ria Queenstown TO the
10Th ult. The American Question contin-
ues To occupy much attention in Parliament
Members had adverted to the stone block
nde and the distress in the manufacturing
districts. Tne Government il busy prepar
ing all the statistics and information rela.
tive to the blockade, to lay before Pa.ia-
ment. The French papers think that the
Mexican Question will lead to the fall Of
the Pa!merston Cabinet VI is believed that
Mexico will be coerced ints n Monarchy
IL is believed in Rome that Austria medi-
:ates war against Piedmont.
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THE LATEST.

wa sSSo'NSN iIOIl Itul
den on Monday evening
March 9th, 1862.
The M,rrimac steamed up yesterday and
passed the two blockading vessels. blocka-
ding james River. She received both their
bro"dsides uninj ured. She sunk one Of
them and forced the other to run She
then commenced bombarding ih. Fori at
Newport News. when the Ninnesota came
To the assistance of the Fora, but run a.
ground. and the Merrimac opened on her.
They both fought mnnfuIly and were still
ai il ut nine o'clock last night.
The Me,rimdc is Confederate Steam.
er-one Of those scuttled and abandoned
by the enemy in James River las, May, and
since raised and repaired by our Govern.
ment. 10 addition TO the above, we have
rnmors Of land fight in the same vicinity
between Gen Magruder's forces and n large
force Of the enemy, in which Magruder
routed the enemy, taking many prisoners,
&c, &c. or course the public will await
the confirmation Of this report before Civ
ing it implicit credit-ED.l
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

Chiefs Of Trea,
March IL, 1T.
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COLUMBIA, March /, 1862.
INliE following resolutions, adopted this
l. day by The Governor and Council, have
been ordered to be published
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cTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, S. S.

- The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate OF LANCEf
FORBES, late of Wilmington deceased, Greefihg'
Whereas, CATHARINE FORBES, has presented To this
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session thereof to held at the Village HOTEL in Wilmington,
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when and where you appear and contest the same
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MAnLBoRo, S. S.

- The Probate Court for said District;
To all persons interested in the Estate OF LEVI SNOW,
late Wilmington, in said District, deceased, Greeting!
Whereas the Executors Of the last win Of said deceased
moved for extension OF the time heretofore allowed
for the payment OF the debts and egaces u said de-
ceased You hereby notified that this Court will decide
upon said motion at the session thereof 10 be he'd at me VII
lage Hotel in Wilmington, sail District the last Thurs
day Of August A. D. 1852 when and where you may appear
and contest the sumo, II you see cause ,.,, No..
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NTATE OF VERMONT. MARLBORO. S. s.

- The Hon. Probate Court for said District;
To all persons interested in the Estate Of BErSEY SHUM
WAY late of Nottingham, deceased, Greeting!
Whereas, LEWIS SUBWAY, has presented to this Court
an Instrument purporng be the last Will Of said dec ased
for probate; You hereby noth d that this Court will de-
cile upon the Probate OF said Instrument at the session
thereof held the Village Hotel, IN Wilmington, in
said District the last Thursday Of August A. ID. 1862
when and where you may appear and the same
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the 18th day Of August A. D. 1862, at II o'clock A. NJ
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from the meeting presentation Of Certificate Of his
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I IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED


IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED
DIR. DOW continues to be at his oo Nos 7ana
Endcott Street, Boston, on all diseases Of ''-N
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
BY long course Of study practical experience o, I'M
the unfortunate with remedies that have since first
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GoNoRRHgA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath his treatment, all the horrors Of venerea and i'm
blood Imp1tsncy Scroua Gonorrhma, Ulcers, pain
md distress In thu regions Of prOcreatoD inflammation OF
the Bladder and Kidneys Hydrooee, hbcesses, Hunors,
attending this class Of disease, made to become harm
less as the simplest ailngs Of child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
DR. D. devocs great part Of his time to the treatment OF
those caused by secret and solitary habit which ruins
The body and mind uniting the unfortunate Individual for
usess society. Some N the sad and melancholy
iroiuced by early habits Of YOUTH Weakness Of the
ack and limbs Dizziness Of the head, Dmness Of sight,
apaton Of the heart Dyspepsia, Nervousness. Derange
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IRE among we eVs produced Such persons should before
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Medicines sent to all parts Of the country with full drec-
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CTATE OF VERMONT, MARLBORO, s. s

- The Probate Court for said District!
To all persons interested in the Estate Of HENRY c.
FISHER late of Brattleboro, deceased Greeting
You are hereby notified that this Court viii decide upon
the allowance OF account OF N. b. WlLlIsTON, Adj
mnistror upon said Estate and decree distribution thereof
among the persons entitled thereto at the session thereof TO
he held at the Probate Office in Bateboro, in said District
on the last Friday of August A. d. 1892 when and where
YOU may be heard in the premises, IL you see fit.
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