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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-07

-Gen. Sherman is expecting reinforces
ments of cavalry and artillery from the
North. These are much wanted, and in
deed no advance can be made successfully
without them. General Sherman keeps all
his plans to himself, and will adhere to what
his wisdom suggests, moving when he is fully
ready, and not till then, despite the howlings
of an impatient batch of rockies sensation !.
lists, who are the least willing to run any
risks themselves, and would be the first to
utter anathemas at defeat.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-07
BRASS CASTINGS, BABRITT METAL,
and any and all kinds of
Pattern Making.

The Stage will leave St. Paul every Monday and
Thursday morning at O'Clock, running by the way o.
Little Canada, Rice Lake, Columbus Wyoming, Sunrise
City, ana from thence to Bayfield,. arriving at Bayfield,
every Wednesday and Saturday evening.
Returning, will leave Bayfield, every Nor day and
Thursday morning by the same route and arrive at St.
Paul every Wednesday and Saturday evening.
This line also connects at Bayfield, with the steamers
North Star and Planet running from Bayfield, Thy the
way of Ontonagon Portage Lake Marquette and touch
ing at all the other mining points on Lake Superor to
Detroit and Cleveland. Also with the Michigan and
Sea Bird running from Bayfield, COUGHING all the diff
terent points on the ke) to Milwaukee, and Chicago.
This road is stocked with good horses and covered
hacks Good, competent reliable and careful drivers
employed and passengers who travel by ths route
rely upon thing being arranged for their
fort and convenience.
For further information inquire at the Office Of L.
BENSON, on Third Street, next door to the American
House,
Persons wishing to packages to any of the diff
ferent points this road, by having them properly
done up, directed and left the office in of the
Agent, be assured OF their receiving proper
ion and safe delivery.
RSs5n from Paul %
iel2-dlwawly GEO H. EDGERTON, Agent,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-07

The venerable Josiah Quincy, the old.
est surviving graduate of Harvard, will be
ninety years old on the 18th Of February.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-07

DR.. VIM. w. Straw, Brigade Surgeon OF
Gen. Schoepff's brigade, furnishes the Som
erset (Ky.) Camp Journal, newspaper
published by printers in the army, the fol-
lowing statement Of the killed and wounded
on the Federal side, at the battle of Som.
ersat
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-07

The Charge Of the MAnAesOtAans'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-07

THE SCENE ON THE BATTLE GROUND THE
KILLED, WOUNDED, AND DYING.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-07

Nearly Three Hundred Rebels A1iieo'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1862-02-07
The Battle Of Somerset.

AID DITlON AL DE L A l. s /.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-02-26
Confederate Congress.

RLCHMoND. Feb. l9.-llousE :-Fooie
of M'ss sippi, introduced resolutions to
inquire into HE Causes 0f the recen, dis.
aster III North Carolina. Kentucky aud
Tennessee. proposing to appoint , com.
mittee Of investigation, send persons, &c.
The papers wer0 laid on the table.
Smith, Of Virginia, offered resolution,
declaring that if any oiiicei of the army
or navy be found IN n state Of in,oxca.
ton. whether the s,id oiiicer be on duiy
or not, he shall be deprived Of h,s com.
mission. Also, that a like penalty he
i"h'c,ed on any officer who know Of such
inroxica,ion and falls TO report it.
F"Ule favored Smiths resolution, Clark
of Missouri, opposed it.
The resolution WAS laid on the table.
At one O'Clock, the Senate proceeded
to the Representatives chamber to wit
ness the counting Of votes for President
and Vice President OF the Confederate
States, for which Messrs Davis and Ste.
piiens received ali the votes cast.
SENATE CLAY, of Alabama. Semme.
OF Louisiana, sud Phe.au. of Mrssiss ppr
appeared and took their seats
Henry. OF Kentucky, introduced n Till
legallzing the organizs,iop Of Certain com.
psnies Of Tennesses volunteers, which
have been formed since the lst Of De.
cember last.
Joint resolution adopted TO inform the
President that both houses are Organized
and are ready to receive communications
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S O y Il II T. Il ROLL n a
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

PYP. 7. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WHEREAS, Mira Elizabeth Ross and J
N. Nelson has applied to mo for Letters Of
Administration with the Will annexed on
all and singular the Goods and Chattles
Rights and Credits If William Ross late OF
the District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon
ish all and singular, the kindred and credi.
tors Of the said deceased. to be and appear
before me ut our next Ordinary's Court for
the sai'. district, 20 be holden at Lancaster
Cour' iiousc on the 2Sth day of February
inst. TO show cause. if any. why the said
administration should not be granted.
~ Given under my hand and seal
las. this the 18Th day of February il,
f~~ thc year of our Lord one u,au.
sand eight hundred and Sxty,wo, and in
the eighty-sixth year of the Independence
of the State of Sonth Carolina.
l.. II. HAMMOND. o. l.. n.
Feb. II, 1862. 2-2,-p = So.
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To the Soldiers from South Carolina in
the Army of the Potomac.

BY direction Of The Governor and
Council Of South Carolina, | address you.
You were the frs. to respond to the
call Of the State for the defence Of our
common country. At her bidding YOU
rushed 20 distant border, and unfurIed
the Palmetto in the face Of an advancing
foe. For her. and for yourselves, YOU
have won imperishable renown, when, in
COZ junction with your felow.so!diers
from other States, you achieved those
victories which hurled the hireling foe
behind the defences of his capital. You
higher still, you have borne with fot,i,
tude. not only the battles shock, bu, the
deadly fever and the winters storm.-
The State is proud Of your conduct. your
devotion and your achievements. In the
name Of that State, a grateful people,
we thank you. Bat the u.ain object is
not yet achieved--the establishment, he.
fore the world, aud in fact, of the irde.
pendence Of the Confederate States Of
America. Our own existence, as State,
is involved in it. The enemy, drawing
confidence from overwhelming nnmhers
and superior Appliances "t war, still vain.
" hopes to sulJngaie u" dnd h'S forces
are enlisted TOR tie wdr.
You are trained and tired stand,
therefore, to your arms. Let him no lon
ger insult YOU with the conso''ng hope
that you Will vanish III his presence.-
larnlsh not The bright crown which now
s'e"''+ on your brow, by leaving the
held with the enemy IN your sight. Let
II not be SAID that 10y your absence The
va''ah, lew who remained were over.
whe'ned, ahd Tie TAR iabrc, our coun.
u!'' liberty, land low IN the dust. With
your he'P' we ca" defeat the 'oe, and We
"i'I' Dy All The hlSh impulses which
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Petersburg, Va.


Religious Freedom under tie Stars
and iShpes.-A Washington letter says:
Is 'me little excitement was created in Al.
ex"ndria yesterday by the arrest Of an
Episcopal clergyman named Stewart, "a
che pulpit. During the service, ns has
been usual with the reverend gentleman,
he omitted that portion Of the service
wherein he is called upon to "bless Thy
servant, the President Of the United
States. and all Others 10 authority" An
army officer, with a detective, was ores.
sent for the purpose Of enforcing the. ritu,
al or srresting the clergyman. The de-.
,ective requested him to give the services
entire. The reverend gentleman decliasd
TO do so, wheieupon :be officer, assisted
BY, ,some members Of the Eighth Illinois
proceeded TO the altar and ar
rested him. The affair created quite a
CESSATION II the church.
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S7J REV ARD
Runa way from her. We had I

kunuNny from " here We had them
a hired, near Chester. i" Jam" hat, our
w three Negro men, viz: BILL. GILES
and HENRY.
Bill and Giles We bought the 18th Of last
November, ut the estate sale Of Ed Leach
. on Broad River. in York Dist. let. They
being brothers and having relations in the
iehb"rho"d where We purchased them. ii
II more than likeIey they have made ;hril
way back /" their old nrighb"rhood
Bill is about 26 Wear, old, feet 8 inchc ,
high, will weigh $50 or IGU pound, ; j.
very bIaus rather shaped face, speaks
quick when spoken TO.
Giles. his brother, is about - years old
fee, Q inches high will weigh lGU lbs
Is very black, and walks with his head mp
aud feet turned out it, front.
Henry, We purchased, Jan !. of Col. e..
RWes on the Catawba river. lie il 23 year.
old, we'll sc;. feet 10 inches high, aud will
weigh i75 pounds has ~ heavy brow and
runaway. Nav 20 10 Charleston or Wash
'nglon city, it is hard telling where he WILL
&" as he Is IA gentleman "f travel The,
all ran off about the same time
We will pay S75 reward for the three
men; or S25 piece for either Of them de.
Tweed IN any Jail so that We can get them
These boys may attempt I" make their wav
North, as soue others from thi. place have
attempted.
PRIDE & DUNOVANT.
Aug !, iS6l-26tf.
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Is all that the proprietor claims
for it. The following letter re-
civcd without sole ta,ion,is OILY
one Of the many certificates that
have been sent him, TO prove
that UME DE VIE will cure
aggravated cases OF Dyspcps a,
Constipation, Sick Headache,
Loss Of Appetite, &c. Try II
Medicine that is made at home,
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South Carols n a ,
LANCASTER DISTRICT
DY p. II. HAMMOND, ESQ, Ordinary
i } for said District

DY p. II. HAMMOND, ESQ Ordinary
ID for said District
Whereas, Mary r. Vanlandinghnm has
applied to ~" foi Letters Of Administration
on all and singular the Goods and Chaltes,
Rights and Credits Of Joseph e. Vanlan.
bingham late of the District aforesaid de.
ceased.
THESE are. therefore, to cite and nd.
monish all and singular, tie kindred and
creditors Of the SAID deceased, to be- and
appear before me at our next Ordinarys
Court for the said district, To be holden ut
LANCASTER Court House on the 2l~t dav Of
Feb 2lst inst, To show cause, ii any. why
the said administration should not be gran
ted.
Given under my hand and seal this 7th day
{ ~ of February in the year ut our
: l.. ) : Lord one Thousand eight hundred
- aud siNtytwo andinthe eight, sixth
year of the Independence of the State Of
Suut, Carolina
=. y. HAMMOND OF. d.
Feb. II, 1864. -l-2;. p 81 so
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CAMILLUS.
Lancasterville, February 10, 1862.

Ecoeuation Of Bowli"g Green.-The
Nashville correspondent, Of the Memphis
.Aooionehe, Of Saturday, says:
Johnston is falling back from Bowling
Green. II is not known whether he will
stop at GalIalin or come to Nashville
This movement is necessary and no doubt
very proper under the circumstances.
The enemy had lett their position in
front Of Jvhnstou, and evidently intendet
n flank movement, with view Of cut
iing off his communication.
fhe same correspondent in postcrip.
says:
Bowling Green was burned to the
ground this morning by tie Cpnfsderstes.
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Address of Gen. Longstreet.

A correspondent in the First Virginia
Regiment sends TO the Richmond Dis.
patch the following stirring address of
Gen. LoNosrREEr to the Army Of the
Potomac. Our correspondent SAYS that
over two thirds Of the twelve months
.nen of the Army will re enlist, and more
than that proportion Of the Second D'
vision
lIEADQUARTERs SECOND DIVISION. ]
n. T., Near Ceulreville,. Feh. 8, 1862 I
General Order, No. .
1.-The Rebel army Of the Potomac will
he dsl'anded il the spring. Until then |
will not attack it. Then, wish their fresh
Ievies against my trained and disciplined
hosts. victory will he certain, success in.
evi,ahle."
Soldiers Of the Second Division -
Thus the Commaud-r.in Chief Of the
Northern army proclaims the subtle pol
icy by which the ehemy hope to crush
us. Upon your decision the iSsu. le'
prnds. The Army of the Potomac has
been sty led the "l}ebrlion," COR with our
destruction must inevitably come the M
checked Yankee hories to o,erfun anil
destroy Virginia, the CaroIinas, and the
entire South. lh's the only Argument,
the only appear y"nr Nenera' has I"
n'ako TO proud and gallant so!diery.-
wan the presence OF such trained ami
tried veterans OF the Southern pioneer
army Tue VICTORY Is "'feA'y won Win
your ""cR t"rhed upo"'us ana :he i"e,
'e'o'S ''e''''eS 'e'''u''. !" '''e ""'"'c''
Inc "''"'e"'eh's o' nouns are Story |"
eh'l'e TIE c"lzrh so"'er 'orh 'he he''.
""' '"e '"'ce s>'r" "h'c"' WINE
Pre'c""s 10 call |" u"'H theSe' may. aye.
""'' 'e"d us 10 'e'o" 'e''' "h'' leave
'or our ""'"e'S' "''eS' ana eh"dren
co"""! P''"'ei' oeso'"'e'' ""' e"''a'ed
" nome "''e""s pictured !" -'o''"ef"
r''n'S' ""e'e No''"''" "'"''o"s Pfe'''e'
WINE 'o"'"e'" 'so'e' oe"n over "'e
WASH '"".
"o"'h C''"'"'A"H a"'""fs o. our S'"'
''''S cause "''' !" 'ne "e'"' ca" !o"' III
u" ""'SeS' """f' 'e"' MS '"e Pfou"e~'
'""'e'' '"'' your o'o"' ""o H'e''' 10 o'"ef
o'"'es '"e NeeP'"e OF your no" o"'"''"e'
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your 'o'"'e
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"'"'S nom "'"F' o'"'es are S'"""'"s up
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER
Published every Wednes lay Morning
w. MI. 9 g N N O r. S =,
Editor and l,rOprietor.
T E R M S

TERMS:
In advance, $500
At the expiration of Six Months, $50
AT the end of the Year, 800
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FOR THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
Our Flag and our Liberty.

FOR THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
Our Flag and our Liberty.
We bid farewell to siyty-onc,
Thy bio ,dv days are o'cr;
In wars tumut, thy reign begun,
1t ends in wars continuous roar.
And now around, on every hand,
The alarm Of war is heard
Our once uhiled, happy land,
In civi! war is deep submerged.
Our Liberty and Freedom dear, We claim,
AS our most sacred right
But Abram and his hosts proclaim,
For this well have to fight.
Oh, Liberty, what er'er it costs,
'Tis sweet with all but honor ,o>t
lis not that We deligh; in war.
In clash of arms. or muskct roar,
Nay, to the South, peace is dear,
But we love freedom more.
In Freedoms cause, We are engaged,
The canse of truth and right;
Though war, in all his horrors rage,
tur freedom still, we'll fight.
The North and South were brethren orcc,
Bot we are aliens now
In war, we once combined our strength,
iWe'r hostile armies now.
Around one glorious banner once,
We nil united stood
And in one strong and broad phalanx.
TO victory marched, through srencs Of
blood
While meath its fold, the noble fell,
The patriot and tho brave;
And loud was heard the thrilling YELL
Our banner love. our banner save
But, oh, that flag, we scorn it now,
Her honors lost, her charms are gone
On Freedoms high, chivalric brow,
The South has raised her own Ensign.
Tha: ensign now, in majesty,
Waves DER our blood stuined soil
1T is the Flag Of Liberty,
Around which noble deeds recoil
Twas first on Sum,er's massive heights
Our Flag in triumph sailed
There, with the boosted, STARS and
Stripes
She wrcstled and prevailed.
Then DER Manassas bloody plain,
BY daunilcss freemcn borne
Returned mid shouts of loud acclaim;
A glorious victory won.
The fame Of G. H. Beaurcgard,
Has gone through all the land;
The pen Of some sublmer bard.
lis merits does demand.
The wondrous events of the day,
which burst upon our view;
Our faItcring pen, cannot portray,
Therefore we bid the theme adien.
UPPER CREEKS.
patnrS Shur, W,
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5 D U Il IL e. A L O l. N A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
(Ia The Common Picas)
Dudley NJ. usscry,et al. Declaration

DuuIcy N UnsVry,tI az 4 DccInTalIUn
W. in
Samuel Spence. Attachment,
Whereas the Plaintiff did nn lh, SECOND
dav OF December 1861, file his Declaration
against the Defendant, who GAS it il said) is
absent f:"m and without the limits OF The
Stale and has neither wife nor Attorney
known within the ,aruc, upon whom n copy
Oi the said Declaration might be- served.
u IL therefore ordered that the said ID.
frndanl do appear and plead /" the said
Declaration, on or before the third day "l
Drcemb"r next, which will br in the year
Of ouI Lord one thousand eight hundred
and -ixlv two, otherwise final Judgment will
then be given aud AWARDED against him.
II. J HANCOCK, Crk.
Dec. Ith, iS6l.-i3-iy.
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incompetent TO manage it; and waste
and want, extended far and wide, vindi
cate those laws and principles which have
been presumptuously violated 10y mar.
kind. We might trace the effects Of ,h;.
much further, and show that its tenden
| cy is TO rend asunder, and break up the
unity OF society, and reduce men to tbs
selishness and solitude O, barbarian but
that would lead us too far from our Sub
ject.
Enough has been said to show how
unsla,emanIike is scheme Of Taxation
in which paper securities are placed on
the same footing with the substantial pro
ductions Of labour. II a citizen has in,
vested, as the phrase is, all Of his means
in the bonds or notes OF other persons
who do not, or cannot pay their debts
| how are his taxes to be raised Will
the Government sell his "securlres" a,
rulnous sacrifice, and thus throw them
into the hands Of the few, who NAV b.
able 10 procure 'inoMry facilities; from
the banks IL All Executor or Trustee
hold assets, or funds Of infants, or
females, in these much commended in
terest bearing securities, which the law
amos. compelled him to purchase. or be
responsible for interest, shall he be Oh
liged to protect his trusts by the sacrifice
OF his personal means, il he have any;
or shall the securities themselves be
wrenched from him,to satisfy the tax, aud
make the helpless destitute
The Object OF taxation is to take a
portion Of the income of the people for
the use Of Government but with sus.
pended banks, and stay laws, how can
the creditor class pay portion of thar,
no part Of which they have any power
to collect II the tax law had provided
tha, the borrower should pay the tax, on
all interesting bearing securities and
have the amount credited agains, the &C.
cruing interest, i, might Ls more p,ac,i'
cal. The whole scheme, however, rests
on the snpposi,ion, that the artificial p.r
per money system has not been paralysrd
by the war as the cotton loan did on
that Of M unhistu.hsh foreign commerce.
Is it not time that We should get ou,
Of the old wagon ru's, when the road is
no longer safe Shall we pu, tie new
wine OF our reyencrated sovereignty into
the Old sacks, WHICH have rol,el and
cannot hold it Are we to cut down
the forest, in orler to cultivate the soil Of
Independence, with the .seeis OF truth ;
and leave our field encountered with bro
ken branches, and brusIwoo, {! The
nnsound structure Of bank paper money
and public and private Indebtedness, with
all tneir props, are tOttering and are
about TO crunb!e down. Let us antici.
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W. h.,. .I..no.., ,.r,IsI
g.,
who va ~, L,a,,,,a. .I
:t
and truth.
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ADVERTISEMENTS,

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81; or, if continued, 70 cents for the first n-
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ton.
The number Of insertions must be written on
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War in Earnest.


The Louisville Courier, speaking Of
the recent affair n, For, Henry, saws they
will arouse the lion hearted soLs Of the
C"nfederacy, inspire them with n deter
mimation TO retrieve the disasters that
have fallen upon them, and redown in
the end to the glory of the Southern
cause.
Let us hope, then, 'hs, the war has
commenced in earliest that battles are
to he fought and victories won that The
work Of preparation is ever that the
colors of the South mus, now be borne
IN triumph over many harl fought
field The war has commenced in earn
est, and the people OF the South will un.
lrrstand it. The Southern heart will lie
fired. and no doubtful fame vii! ligh, up
us nllars. There will be no more trouble
il anticipation about .nIisunen,s no
ling To remain at home while his friends
and ne.hbors, and kinsmen, are closed
in the awful conhic, with those who
would enslave them. We believe the
war viii now be shor, and bloody ; that
the Government ut Wash;r g. 'on. hsnk.
rupted and financially ruined has de-.
terTined on a last and desperate effort TO
establish its jurisdic,io" over The seeded
States. aud We know they will be met Ms
ii becomes free people to meet those
who would reduce them to slavery.
The Ne~ Flag Of he Coajtderoey -
We learn that the Committee Of Con
gress. charged with determining and re.
porting n design for the tiag Of the South.
ern Confederacy, have adopted one With
blue "Union" on red field the stars
being white, the national colors of red,
white and blue hsiug thus reproduced -
There are four stars disposed 10 the form
Of square ~ilhin the Union. The de-
sign adopted, il is understood, is almost
unanimously approved by Congress, with
The exception of the stars aud their sr
rangrIuent, for which some Of the mem
bers propose 10 substitute the cons,ella.
ton II the southern Cross. Itis under
STOOD thrt the other parts Of the design
will cerainl! he adopted 10y Congress.
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CAMDEN. S. c. Aug. 10, 1860.
Mr.. j. j. MCkAN-Dcar Sir:
This will certify that | have
been greatly benefited by the
use Of your "Baume De Vie
| had been a sufferer for some
time past from what | supposed
was Dyspepsia, having violent
pains in the side and other symp-
toms ofthis disease, but after ta-
king one bottle of this prenara-
tion | was greatly relieved and
bel eve that it has cured me.
Respectfully, yours,
GEORGE l.. JENKS.
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