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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-11-12
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
LANCASi Err DISTRICT.
(In The Common Pieds)

Dudley M. Ussery,et al. Declaration
Va. in
Samuel Spence. Attachment.
Whereas the Plaintiff did nn the second
day "f December 1861, hle his Declaration
against The Defendant, who Gas il is said) |,
absent from and without the limits Of IN,
State, and has neither wife n"r Attorney
known within the >nirc, upon whom n COPY
of The said Declaration nigh, be served.
II Is therefore ordered that the said DI.
t-ndnn' do appear and plead To- tn. ,aid
Declaration, OH or befure tho third day Of
Drcenb"r next, which will bu in III. ear
"i ouI Lord one thousand r'ght huudr.d
mud -Nn two. otherwise final Judgment will
then be given aud awarded against ain.
ii. HANCOCK, Crk.
Dec. Iih, lS6l.-I3-Iy.
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A NEWSPAPERS OrrIcE DEMOLISHED

A NEWSPAPER OrrIcE DEMOLISHED. =
A Democratic paper called the American
Volunteer, published At Carlisle. Penn.
s!lvania. WAS suppressed on Saturday las,
by the demolition OF its materials by the
Anderson Troop stationed there. together
with some citizens. The offence given
vas an editorial contsing the following
remarks:
"Thsy have, in the face Of his threats
aud prosecutions, dashed .beir clencl,ed
Gsts 10 his very eyes, and branded him
and bis trucking, thievi"g, rotten admin.
istrstion, with the seal Of their condemna
ton. Come out Of that chair, Abraham
Lincoln is the demand Of the people Of
this State made on Tuesday Of last week.
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A few weeks stncs farmer in Illinois
Graded three acres Of wheat. A night
or two sfisswsrds, bis wife not to be ou,
iono w hun, cs.dlsd three babies Es.
ehan9e.
Such eyddi"g mus, be very interesting
TO poor "sn, considering present high
psioss.
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IhE DAILY BULLErIE
AND
L A IA W BA JOURNAL,
PUBLisHkDpY
+. IL. BKITTON,
ChAkLorrE, X. G.

,hrse rap-r- (enhracing the Tri.Wrrk.
bn'rih established IN the town uf
Charlotte, N. 4. affords unusuai advantage.
10 ad'rriisers b.tu nj huu. AID abr,,.,,. .s
'"e, command a ci'cu'.iInr n.rdinm Of
o"~ iA0ss 1.svssd- -Gsyss r~ NS...
The guerilla. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-186?, 1862-10-03

namely: the restoration vi thu Cniun nj it
was. The war. t" DO successful. must hence
forth he SO managed as to urite die North
aml divide the South. How may that be
done by waHns it according I. the Con-
stitution. for the simple purpose Of uphold
ing mud enforcing the Con>titutio,. This
ean be done only by party Whose cardinal
principle has ever been. and is now. the
preservation of our national unay aud the
maintenance Of tho sacred compact Of fcder
alton On which it was originally based anil
established. Tint party is the Democratic
party. But how ran il now exercise de-
cisive influence on the government Only
through u strong majority in Congress. If
the people at tho next elections will send
Democrats to act for them in the National
House Of Representatives. tho policy Of the
Administration may DC controlled BY con.
servativs legislature, having command Of tho
national purse, aud therefore Of the sword.
Az regur'ls the ability OF the Democratic
party to save the nation in its present fearful
extremity. the Rev. Robert J. breckenridge.
OF Ky, who has signally proved his devo-
ton as loyal Union man says. recently {:
1.-The permanent trump of the Democratic
party in 1864, il the best resuls see to DO
possible for the country"
The guerilla. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-186?, 1862-10-03
The Release OF Ropes Q

The Release Of POpes 0eaeers.
The Richmond Enquirer. In noticing the
departure of Pope's officers FROM that city.
says:
This action was taken in consequence of
tho explicit declaration. from the highest
military authority of the Yankee govern
ment. that the orders OF Gen. Pope, to which
exceptions had been taken by President Da-
Wis, were no longer in force. The reason
for their detention, according TO the procla-
nation of President Davis, no longer exist
ing, they STOOL upon PRECISELY the .ams
footing rs other Yankee officers. and were,
therefore. subject to parole and exchange
Our readers are doubtless aware Of the
ground upon which the close confinement Of
Pope's officers was placed. Our govern
ment, always anxious to conduct this con-
test upon the acknowledged ussges of civil
lied warfare. was forced. by the highest
obligations Of duty to its citizens, to adopt
such measures of retribution and retaliation,
as would repress and punish the barbarities
openly proclaimed by Pope. Tho procla-
nation by the President was purely mat
ter of retaliation. forced upon him by the
Infamous orders Of Pope. When those
orders were made imperative. and repealed,
the necessity for that proclamation, as we'll
as it's justification. ceased. We are glad
that the prompt aud decided coursc of Pres
ilent Davis has thus caused these obnoxious
orders to be repuiiatel by the Yankee gov
ernment, aud, thus far at least, preventing
the war from drifting into one Of rapins and
murder. We understand, further. thst the
That the orders Of Pope ars not in force, but
have communicated to our authorities the
additional facts. that Pope has been relieved
from his command. and his troops assigned
70 oknop oosn,
The guerilla. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-186?, 1862-10-03

A MAN, complaining Of being turncl out
of concert-room, said hs was fired with
indignation"
"lf you we're fred" remarked bystan-
der. ''perhaps that was the reason they PIT
you om."
The guerilla. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-186?, 1862-10-03
Scenes utter the Surrender OF HRr-
per'S Ferry.

AZ cueTuA IctteI l[Ou1 per SASo
that no sooner had the rebels taken posses
sion Of our camps than officers and men Of
both armies sat down to friendly converse
ton. which was kept up during most Of the
day. 1t adds
1t must be said, to their honor. that tn.
rcLes conducted themselves in the most I'M
|exccptionable manner. from tile highest Off
Ger down. Your correspondent spent sevc-
raj hours in agreeable conversation. sound
ing them on the great question and other
matters. 1--WE have" said South Caro-
lima captain. 10000 men OH Maryland
soil. but we DO not come rs an army Of in
vasion. You 80 your way anil we will so
OURS"
"What do you think about pushing us to
tho wall now ;" playfully rc:t ..kel another
10 TIC. "How about that on ward to Rich
mond p" inquired third. "Cincinnat is
ours. and so will Washington soon be-"
said Georgian.
Virginia Secessionist informed me that
Ewell was wounded at Manassas, and is now
at Winchester. Lee they considered their
most able general; Jackson the best for
speedy marches and dashes. BeauregarL
had not fallen into disgrace, but was out of
health. Magr.ider Was drunk at Malvern
Hill. and had been transferred to another
command. had it not been for him and
another drunken general, We should have
bagged Mcclellan and his whole force at
that time"
sIgel was considered among "his COM
trymen - our ablest general. McClellan's
strategy no one feared. "Hcw about that
last retreat" they said, has become a by
word with all our soldiers" Pope was exc
Grated BY all. He thought him an able
general. but constantly leaving gaps open.
The only Difference between us and you,''
said rebel colonel. ais. that you magnify
your forces in the field. while we keep our
estimates down." The most severe battle of
tho war. for tho number engaged. was that
fought before Charleston. JEFF. Davis is
very much behind the people in his mea-
snres.''
Here asked a South Carolinian, are you
gong to keep your Southern Confederacy
together on the States-rights theory?
Give us q chance and 80 will show YOU"
ne retorted. IF we don't make it work
we may resGrn to the old Union, but not
with Abraham Lincoln as President"
The privates informed me that they had
no tent e1uipagc, and frequently marched
twenty-five miles or more day, but were
content. 1--WE arc fighting for our country;
what are you fighting for" inquired
nIH IN R~l..
The guerilla. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-186?, 1862-10-03
One Chsncc Left to Avoid u Dlctu-
tor--l'hc Republican TIA rty HIust
10 Out OF Power


a dictator is staring the North in thu
face. The Philadelphia Mercury points to
Fremont as tho man. anil fears he has la,ge
support FOR tho place. His speech at ST.
Louis. declaring That the "reorle" should
have their way in defiance Of the rel tape
at Washington. is hailed as shadow of
the comns event. 1t in:plorcs tho country
to support tile Democracy in ous.inS I'll.
Republicans aud saving tho Union" 1t
says:
That the Republicans cannot save it is,
We should think, fnlly demonstrated BY tn.
history Ut tho lust sixteen months. In that
interval they have l,a,l undivided control Of
the government, and the President and his
Cabinet have been sustained by powerful
majority in Congress. The people of the
non-seceded States have. without distinction
Of party, given the Administration the most
generous support in its Efforts to put down
the rebellion. Money and men have been
supplied without stint. Nay. more than this
The people have suffered with wonderful pa
tience curtain exercise of arbitrary power
rather than seem to deny the Executive any
means deemed necessary to enforce the ma
tl0nAl authority IN TUG reVolteu OtntcS. The
freedom OF speech and Of the press has been
abridged. the privilege of the writ of ha6eas
corpus has been suspended, not in military
districts only. but in places where civil
courts we're open citizens have been ar
rested on suspicion, on the report of inter-
estel spies and informcrs, sent to prison
without a hearing. restrained of their lib
crtY for months in total ignorance Of the
caute Of their confinement, anil discharged at
last without trial. These and other illegal
iuvasions of. tho constitutional rights and
franchises Of the people have been endured
by them simply in the hope that a tempo
rary concession of the largest powers to the
government might strengthen it's hands to
crush insurrection and bring the war to a
speedy and happy end.
But the resuI, has disappointed cxpecla-
ton. After sixteen months of time, the cx-
penditure of more than ten hundred millions
Of dollars, and the sacrifice of upwards of
two hundred Thousand lives, we have the
Northern capital besiegcd, while the rebel
army is pressing into Maryland and Penn
svlyania in tho East, and into Tennessee,
Kentucky and Ohio in the West.
In the presence OF such facts, who will deny
that the rule of the Republican party has
signally and disastrously failed. It has been
weighed in the balance and found wanting.
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