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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19

CoasAEss-rse Sensts, YESTERDAY, met Al IL 0eiceA'
Gos Presidents mes age read Aed ordered 10 20 Psnsa
la the House. yesterday, message Gas received from
,as Pdsnt also eGts uded reports rem The
Of War, Of the Navy, srd OF the Treasury. A7o, tie
orrssnoudsuUe oeewesn General Lee OF tie Confederate
Aray. and General HaleCk OF The Federal Amy, IN
reference % he exchange % prisoners. Two ueS meu-
bars were ouaFhsd-Ar Collier, Of Petersburg, (sscted
vice Mr. Fryor resignsd) and Nc Eodgc Of Kentucky.
Several bls we're introduced 10 reeFsIoe the viola
tiol BY the Federal Goyer0usnt OF the rules Of
tArs observed among civilized nations. Also, bills in re
la,a to slaves toand IN arms glinst the OOafederre
government
oil Sas introduced TO extend the prOysiors Of tie
Ooaserpl Ae,, SO TO iae!ado persons SeS"een the
ss7s Of IS and a. years Of sge
TIE daily hour Of meeting Vas nKed Al " o'clock.
sasCLD as ENSoEcKO.-FJr the benefit OF slndry
yyu1g gentlemen in sniiOrn, who frequently indulge OF
Toe streets 10 language not lad down in any decent
tsaauA the Chagle,on Courier reprints the third Ar
vls Ct War IS follows:
Aay uoa-eom ssioned of6elr or soldier Who shall
say prOsns oath or e1eerssoa shall incur the penalty
tS9.tssd in the FORGING article snd the commissioned
on ser shall Oreis and paY for each and every uch o.
fsBes one dollar 70 be applied 81 IN the preceding ar
dole
Ths sseund article here referred 10 defines the PEN
sy Tor noneoumissiOnsd sssg or soldier forfeiture
u Oaeslth u dollar os he drs. Cd aes, and, N ad
dusl u this cOoRlenSn for tHsntytOur hours for the
seo.d ta,1ee Commissioned officers are 10 be pCo.
leiy osprmanded.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19
PACKET BOAR EOR LBx,aGTUN

PAChLI BUAN TUX IbA tNUAON.
New Arrangement.
ON And Gpgt che 2lE Of April Packs, tSSr-1uTnr4
~ boat viii though 70 Lexington veil tf.ss-ttsSa
- LyseA6r-s Ani Buchanan.
Fs9H r'Cvsgzt
70 s,att,v,e. 500 To lrx!nsg1a .......... Il
70 Lyce -. liz To Bu-sscE1 9.2t
lcsr. ashroLd a. usual ats N Hordsy, Wednesday
ptIy reach y.,aburg 10 sc hou5s Lr1Esol Baeh
s1su All ? l.. Of the seoold cay.
ETTEl BcAf
Will accompany the hrl lgR Boat - fsr OOaBbi 10 avoid
oro4dlns snt 70 giys each passenger 1esn.
sTTusSTSa.
Leave Lesing5u ELd pucttuLn :! A. - Monday Neine,
t.y snt PdAy rsEll Lyasacs Ia 2 he AL ElEuoni is
- hun.
Below see uns Of ANNA Rlca1loat tp5
LynchbGrs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19
EXTRACT.
AnJurAEr ASD IasPEa1OR GitERAL- OsriCi. /

AnJCrAET ksD IasPfH1oR GftERALr OtriSs,
EcH.Jab, August ll'h. !sss
4FECIAL 0RDEra,
No l,S
v wheT,as Goubs have s-Een .!h T.'rsbee 10 70.
.qm Of service Iotou Of the Of the NAT MANY
LASD REsIdEar, u s ordered tLai tie SAID hgi~enI -
pBrtndel that the mbsIs ererf With all the Otts.
we and adopted dlEeas Of Maryland dItus q eUt-r.
t, the ssrc, o. tbs CoI.tersts EtAie', Invited
or The as3Ve- n' oom Aniei, s9uiirous 9.i
ies AID ,,mgal TIC ofsr, o. which 10 b. ovets;
s oy,u.a Ion hereby Esd VII! he the NsrT
',Gl Lice.
81 Command OF the Secretary OF Var,
mo. WRITER'S,
ea's-sv As. AdJ. GensrA.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19

lasG,TAHE NcTrOE


LLhD RUR a1Lk. ,,.
fEEHE proprietor o5ets a- safe, oae thoSsAo et J.
dret .cTes Of rae Cs1s and G1a Land, y reu
TIE ,-oduccn y Cora and Cotton, snJ nri " WV :.
Mes, ,s'ppl re land htustst ire soupei
sur Oyp1ty s=au'i'u' Lake, hfes ees
a., svef ir'o vhieh emptes seorHns Lhe
gsuou INTO 10 river. Upos Wis isnt ossdn.ns n'
Zen 4, susosrtb,s Of -at.ug &c crop ne 10 va.
Tc-r, one ttrd cash; me Balance t.o ,onsA
or,faH Of ne cane vii be taken iE dsz0 t2PsU
.i4rsSs, - ,,. -. o,i, nss fSTor
-. =, n"sI'"' vesssurp Mr..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19
by TIE GOVERNORS OF VIRGINIA.

"A PLpJLr NATION
John Leha'rry ssho irilz Killed. 0ps e
Odtrick James Coyu- James N. AraoGr !aias shoy &c
.icAse Eel ugh Ia sud fioss iaEes rae esespedhon
'hejald zoe city o. hst@ond and are NV So a. 't'
twenty Ss SSas t! 10y pc sou or P rs MO an af ' ,S
q Kehm I'D or tSeny hye dollars ior sdcs Ey' ara dny
sny Of 70, DO fsqui all Office Of
rally to their test eIeroa to procure Ih arr= that h
Giyeo az TsT any hand So Governor ard uud.r ihy lie
Seal o. the Commonwealth, al RahaOHd, tn 18Th gay Of
- Augaat, In the year 1867 ,,..,, ,.-,,,s,
Gsoaes ". srSr5RD.
sec etsry Of the comuoawsalh.
John T. Lehmony Is German, charged -h murder, sui is
eet5 inches il height, Oak ha wlssrs ane
mouaiacle ABOUT . years o. age .nd quite good CHA"
John FTiE CIete German CHARGED win mas i,r wea'
long hair W.Ners about iet inches DARK cal
low pi-Iion so nj g vesrs old
Aehsd Dat charged E'h nu DER sbout feet i7ehss high
aoH peEon das hall" ana No'e g1Aee ABOUT 20 Or 20
DsEs s.cE cha R,d Win murder, AbOut feet inches
,lsh, csrs hair, .. ae maze, and woe "hhEers
in.h Oh, .low com lNn, ,ansy hair HhskeIs ana m'e.
ae las defect In one eye very mean solng about !eas
jams N. Amoar, ehs,gsd viii mur'e, Is about feet
gh complexion and hair, intel geai and 81
al M uye tsnptramsnI and member OF the q reg
men'
ia us Shelly GerGan charged with grand rceny, Lbou
inches fis7 bri.I cl-eIul face. ia hA ez
norer has the o,aer, sbout q o. IS yeas " age.
George =" 10y, chg-d with grand larceny sb d, feet
high dArI hbi-, tmOoh lace, and about p yeaTsoi.
o. FCstr frl. sgy, CHARGED vii grand lresnv Short
10 IN Cd, gh. pi-Nou, very Nat Ea Ia ~h
.rrJ aud par ~ ua-e, gO0at - or = yesrs c q
VITA NY gea wish sAEd larceny about fee 10 iuelts
high .h and rosy eNo, dark auburn hair about ~
years o,d and or gopd appearance
shechan with highway robbery ab'ut -
high eonpleK sandy hair AID rhEAtr about % 70
Jtsrs old.
Ns ael NJ EcLaushIr, charged with grand larceny about
l,t sh drs nd cor pl NoR qus IN hi speech, Of
sprgh'iy appearance; aCtut years o, age.
thomas p Ants charged vim malicious stab '- % aNc1'
-ei 10 inches hb glt crnp-Snn, RJlau and rsNsr
,p iegr, about thFy JesI' % age aud Htsy Lsa'oa
Ant L. TIE 5'h Lou.s,.-s Ergtmr-L
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19
EXTRACT

AD.CTANT AND tasPIdfO2 aNstSsLr nyuOE,
Richmond, ApgsIis isos
rEcIAL ORDERS
Po. 49,
Y Auoa,sr, arising IN ch,rl,ts,,le &. yieiny. mi
remaining twe1ty-Icu' io3r, rtqir'd 10 tesssf us''
aau al ue Isa.e % oher anseiiV " &c -
d FROM tels u glea,l -,h s Provost Aafihl Al CGSs'
,u' wholtsys rut be Ie,O.G 90 he (fSs q 5s A'!-
Jm; and 10 psctor General
BY command q tbs seerstAIy Of Wa.
jobs WirBts'.
suyls-iS A,si Ad!L 6tn-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19
DRIVERS WANTED.
80 REWARD.

200 GAIi o5s pa S OIL. Of est qas,J f.I 'ss CO
~ ~ mid P,TEEHCS : GO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19

40 LsnHLY sOVEG nEsa0rs - sIt,
III TCR.ihi fz5tuip2 ooaiE-te Les 81 10 S~s"sA -
ell, ~ cur aEctCL qooGs-
4JfLunS aud iAeiy Essfces, 80.
I.gT DlcEIgtOs tI,L, Asst..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19

WILL 81 .Fp=U
q TVS NV OtisPn. sJrs"
a. Q are,
sacks HaEsans cs',
q ssCrsh eIO'ltsl,
3 h, Nes ssso,
rgserr .Hyues' c. .abrsis' nrfcire.
set c.niass a.IEt,s = ", A.i q 1t ahass
.,,. 10 Hr-r PAIyt u. A1otN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19

t. PScM ALT,
II corr EAs.
ALUM,
tPEGAO,
sUs bIT9ATE BIsELTa
1OgiDE FJrAeH,
ItR ThI' II UlbIAEsI.
IROTOR Ola,
CAsTnR OIL, sld
ykAyN.TED NitAsUETt Isit Ts sgiFsi 81
NEAnE BANIkG Prog SeoJs.
...i $50 MAIN street, corner s6ovs tcstenrcs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19

gyg III cara MIG FFU1s1tTUrIa ,h'oash NE aetioG
T. 4. gGEg Is Is ttdcty fr ldirs Who r5th agents
,eI The puneps Ne iiiui snd he sg'n via be IL
J I1a ne liAry scrse ,ld il- money "A 'pr the
- - ard ~ ne Estt Vii he ro7hseatst to ns
v-rrin, TIE CGsrttEg VII 80 be GhJscrd . zach ohcI
, I,amra. IS may br irll o.ed y Court .'srLs
By srdsr " BrF Gen. JON II "IhDss,
UOEInsp dios DtpsT zsCEt &C
PACE
~ la kys Gtsnt Asi-gsn. Gtnt!L.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19

oFyIIE RICHMOND And pErERskURl :. e. co,
IIchnont, Va Al Est 9TH, 1903 I
e., - sLAvrs WssTTO-T'. Rchnoud s7d PstIu5urs Rs;'-
= Oupssy Eh to te b. the raeE CT for bs BALANCE
10 me rear, % zero men q enop wood.
.--n-,n General Superintendent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19

fE,n REETIu central oc,toe large PouEe suitable fo
Z 80 clss, B 'srlll9 Toe ursuI6 ~sa.d be paI
'BbIRpIgi HcUsR"
sryls-.Es box No. ss1, sishmoLd Poss-efhes
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19

bEA yQUAHIEEs DEgAagTaEST OF HLEsTCo, |
gI-Am.na, Vs. august ii, lsCI.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19

A communication vac received from Col Albert g.
Js- k.ls, OF W. e1derur resignation Of his seal es
member OF the House Of Representatives.
c1nuEuicl ion slsO received from The Governor
OF rzus announcing toe fact lta- the dstric! former.
" represented 5y Eoa. AosrL C. jenkins being urde-
zoe coujl0l @: tie eouro- e,eu5, i Necessary his
come lePl iauoa De had o. tho =e.jsct,
TIE communications we're refereed % ne Committee
CO Eyolols.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-08-19


ytrE srs rsosvipss y.ry ssSsEiJl lot OF GldstooI.
~ aryIs- g. A. y. sTuKEs :,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-06-25
The Departure Ct Lord Lyons.

Lord Lyons has undoubtedly gone to
England. Wbs, WAS the cause cf bis
departure seems not 10 be known, while
~ the same time the fact Of his going
has given rise to . thousand copjsctures.
The Herald says he goe. to persuade his
Government no, to recognize tho inds
peudsnes Of the Confsderscy. ina.much
~ Seward aud Lincoln will crush out the
rebellion in q few days. This shows, a.
Any rate, what Lincoln and Seward wish
the Yankee people 10 think. We doub,,
however. whether he hss gone on any
such mission, although it is pretty certain
that he 10 no friend to W.. lfhe has,
however, We think he will NEE, With an
adversary in the Lancashire famine sbuu.
dainty able TO nsutrsliss oil tho argu
insnls he may use. Another rvmor is
that he demanded his passports bsfor.
hs leh Washington. Ths We doubt. 70,
the simple reason that there 10 no caus.
Of quarrel between tho Yankee and Eng
lish GOvernmsnts, 90 far ~ We know
Il J. probable be goes for reason. of ,
nature altogether Privats.-Riehmono
Di,pdteh.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-06-25
s7J REV ARD!
Rmna way from where We had the
hired. near Chester. in June last, our
. three Negro men, viz BILL, GILES

"A hired. near Chester. in June last, our
N three Negro meu, viz BILL, GILES
and HENRY.
Bill snd Giles we bought the 18th of last
November. at the estate sale of I'D. Leach
on Broad River, in York i)ist. let. They
being brothers and having relations in the
neiyhb"rho"d where we purchased them, II
is more than likeley they have mad. ;heiI
way back To- their old nrighb"rhood
Bill is about 26 yearn old, 5 feet 8 inches
high, will weigh I5U or 100 pound, is
very black rather snarpcd :acc, speaks
quick when spoken to.
Giles, his brother. is about ~ years old
8 feet 9 inches high will weigh l6O lhs
is very black, und walks with his head up
and feet turned out in front.
Henry, we purchased, Jan !, Of Col. &,
Rives on the Cntawba river. lie is 23 years.
old, we'll se;, 6 feet 10 Inches high, and will
weigh ia pounds has u heavy bro" and
speaks slowly hax soine character ss u
runaway. May 70 to Chnrlesian or Wash
ington city. it is hard telling where he w.si
60 as he is a gentleman of travel. They
all ran OF about the same time.
We will pay 975 reward for tho three
men; or 3l5 piece for either OF taem de-
live:sd in any Jail 40 that We can yet III .ru
These boys may attempt I" make their way
North, NJ some others from this place have
attempted.
PRIDE g. DUNOvANT.
Aug. Z, l86l-36-tf.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-06-25
Prom tho Army Of the Nississip ippi.

General usIIeck tsIsgrsphsd 10 Lin.
cclus Secretary Of War, under date Of
Corin,h, june 9th, ~ follows Tue cue
my !. falling back to Tu''lis. City miles
from here by railroad, aud nearly seventy
by wagon road. General Pope ss,imst.s
the rebel lo's from e~suaI,ie', prisoners
and desor,ers, ~ over 10000. Gsu.
Buell. At between 10000 aud 10000
A person employed in the Confederate
c"mmisssry department, says they had
10000 ,n-n in Corinth. but how they
cannot muster $4,000. Many fresh grave.
found on the road were opened aud
found filled with arms. Besureesrd
himself rstrssted from Baldwin on Sat.
urday afternoon to Okslona.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-06-25

The CAPrURK OF MEMPHIS. Northern
papers received NJ this Office confirm the
statement made = few days ago ths, the
city Of Memphis is nov 10 the bands Of
the enemy. After the occupation of
Forts Wright aud Pillow its fall was =
matter Of courss. We ara Informed ,h q,
the advance Of the Fsdersis vas met by
the Confederate gunboa,s. and tbs, q 50
vere fight eusued, resulting in :bs fioal
defeat Of our little fleet. The next place
on the river where = battle msy he ex
Peeted Is VIcksburg, where. ws learn. the
people are prepared to make . vigorous
defence. The river bsnks by the ln,,s,
city are bigb, and suong Notifications
have been erected upon them. They
will have the advantage Of . plungias
fire ~ At Drugs Bluff. Bss, Of all, the
c'''zshs Of V'eksburg sssm determined 10
fight the Ysnk's robbers TO ,bs last, and
keep them. If possible. from their city,
Richmond Dipoteh.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-06-25
How Colonel Morgan Bought Fine
Horse.

We have just learned an instance Of
the brave Morgan getting a horse from
vile Tennessee Tory. which is equal to
the exploits Of Mcdonald or Sergext Jas.
pei in the first revolution.
II WAS soon after he and his squadron
had lef. Corinth on their la,e expedition
10 Cave City. They bad just crossed
over the Tennessee river, aud had not
got to Pulaski, where he captured such a
large number of Yankees. Two Of Lin.
coins guntoas passed up the river to.
wards Decatur, while Morgan and his
men STOOD ON the bank and looked NJ
them PSss on. They proceeded but n
short distance ill they came 10 the house
Of rampant Tennessee Tory, who WAS
rejoicing at the slaugh,her Of those
whom be should have claimed xs fellow.
citizens, and hoped the last rebel would
soon meet bis doom. This vile enemy
to hi. country thought our brave par,i
Ians were Union soldier, who had Just
come off the boats that passed up the
river. lie gave them q cordial welcom,
aud offered to feed them, but they were
not then in ueed OF auythipg in that
line.
But the gallant chief noticed that the
tory had = very 6ns horse, and wanted
to purchase him. The tory didn't want
to sell him-he WAS n splendid young
torss. and suited his purpose SO we'll !;
but he finally concluded to part With
him for good price, for the sake Of the
Union cause. Morgan took the horse =,
$3.50. Psying for him With an order on
General Buell., which the tory readily
accepted. Morgan signed bi. own name
TO the order. "JouS II. MoRoAs," in n
bold hand. but the fellow did no, once
think Of his being the famous Conf.Ger
ate pa,tizan while hs rem ainsd-psrhsp ps
not ill he had presented the order to
General Buell. fos payment, which hs
doubtless did at the earliest momen,
possible: but ~s have cot learned whs,L.
Or II was paid or not-~e Guess it was
not.-Atldnser Inteiligeneer.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-06-25
Successful Reconnaissance by General
Stusrt.-.175 Prisoners and 500 Hor-
sea CAPTURED.

RICHMOND, Iune IA successful 70.
connoissance has JUS, been completed by
Gen. J +. b. Stuart. He msds whole
circuit behind the enemy's lines, embra
cling distance Of sixty eight miles, in
three days, and captured ITS prisoners,
800 hor es and destroyed 100 wagons
loaded with provisions. burnt three large
transports loaded with ordnance and
commissnry stores, fred into y railroad
train, defeated two squsdrons Of cavalry
on two several OCCASIONS. routed them
aud drove them hey onG their campo, and
destroyed their camp eqnipage and mag
azne. Our loss WAS Que captain killed
and three privates wounded. The enc.
my's loss in killed and wounded WAS
large. in prisoners IT'S and horses 800.
FURTHER PARTICULARS Tho force
with which Gen Stuart accomplished his
brilliant reconnaissance consisted Of the
Frs, and Ninth Virginia Cavalry, jeff
Davis Legion Cavalry. G bis Legion
and three pieces Of S,uart's Artillery
The expedition left Tsylorsville on Fri.
day Morning, routed a squadron Of Yam.
kee cavalry near Old Church, captured
and burnt three Federal transports at
Pu,ney's Mills, on the P~munkey, loaded
with commisssry aud ordnance stores.
and theoce proceeded to Tuns.alI's Sta.
,ion, on tue York River Railroad. and
captured number Of Yankees. fred into
and ridd.ed train the engineer WAS
killed and fell of the engine after putting
on full head Of steam. and the train
dashed on towards the Psmunkey River.
Near TsylorsviIls, be captured aud burn,
one hundred Wagons, losdsd With com.
missxry stores. aud returned TO Rich.
mo"d this morning, bringing three hun.
dred mules aud horses.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-06-25

THs LONDON TINES ON AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
The London Times. Of Nay 2s.h, says
that "Liueoln Was right enough when in
homely language, he described this war
" = big job This is tho biggss, job
OF tbs kind ever seen. No more ninety
days busisess. The iusurrsc,ion which
Seward believed 10 be waning ., the
close Of The last year. now covers half .
continent with dssolslion and havoc, and
~s are warned that battles knowo to bs
imioent will exceed in severity any hi,h
sr,o fought" The Times l.msu,s the
condition Of New Orleans. and says ,hs,
the proclamation Of Butler "rsalixss all
that has ever been told Of tyranny BY
the victor over the vanquisbsd."
The state Of slavery endured by No
gro in New Orleans cannot BE- more ab
so'o.e than that nov suffered BY the
writes u thst city. Such severity does
no, bods veil for Europsan interests. A.
matters are now proceeding. the T;mss
,hiuks the, neither New Orleans, Beau.
fort, or Por, Royal, 10 likely to Be, foI
some time to come. Of soy grsa, use "a
the world - . cotton port.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-06-25

Loss AT "SEvKN PINES. s.'-The B.lti
more papers have now xscertained that
the loss ut the battle d the Seven
Pines" as far "a sscer,sined up to this
time. WAS seven thousand fee hundred.
The Confederate loss grows with every
addition made to their own. 1t Is now
put down At l2 OO0
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-06-25

FROM InE SALT-WoRKs.-Persons
from .hesa;t works in Virginia repor,
large number of wagons waiting there to
obtain sslt--nssr . thousand that two
and q half bushels only will he allowed
to a horse, after waiting two or three
weeks, but ths. spscuIstors are on hand
to sell any quantity At six or seven dol
lara . tusbsl. The roads are in horrid
condition, and = trip anything than
agreeable. We think that i. would be
good policy not 70 90 there for more sal,
before fell, and not At all fh can be
avoided Statewide Erpysss.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-06-25
OUR ARMY.

JHE WHEAT CRoP OF TENNESSEE
The Greeuville. tennessee. Banner, Of
the +th inst. says there had been mate.
rial improvement in the growing wheat
in that section within two weeks. Some
low fields will be y failure, but from the
present appearance. ~e vii; certainly
r~se almost an average crop. Early
wheat is ripening-ihe straw looking
bright and yellow. The ru.t ss yet 10
only on the blade.
The Knoxville Register. Of the 5tb,
says The wheat Of this section, 90 fsr,
promises we'll, though most Of j, will no,
be ready for rssping for eight or ten
days yet II has generally ou,grown the
symptoms Of rust which so alarmed the
farmers some weeks ago.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-06-25

CRoPs IN GsosoiA.--A friend 10
Thomas county, Ca, writes us a. follows:
"Ths planters Of south western Geor.
gis with few marked sscep,ions) have
bssn patriotic enough to pIsn. slmo., ~
exclusive provision crop-plsnlipg OILY
enough cotton for domss,ie use. Our
prospects ior good corn crop 10 ~ 6ns
I" any rs'io"sl man could desire. I have
seen several ss'ds 90, ip Aiks ssd ,ss.
ssk."
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-06-25

We are panied to learn that small
grain, wheat, oats and rye, is muck in.
jursd b. rust, smut, and scab. On lhs
Pee Doe bottoms, whole crops have been
wassse out and will have 70 Be replsu.
ted.
Some persons 10 Anson, We are in.
formed, have planted full! crops Of COTTON.
They will not gain much by the opera
ton, for their whole sropls destroyed BY
the cold vea'h~.--- Wadssbo,o Argus.
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s 0 u L H G. A r OLIN A .
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
(In the Common Pleas)
Dudley NJ. ussery,ei al, ! Declaration

Samuel Spence. Attachment.
Whereas the PisiniiF did "n the second
day Of Drceinber 1851, lille his Declaration
against the Defendant, who Gas it il sSid) 10
absent Eom and without the limits Of tho
State. and has neither wife nnr Attorney
known within the same. upon whom copy
Of the said Declaration mignt Le served.
u 10 therefore ordered that the said Do
fendant do appear and plead " the said
Declaration, on or before the third day Of
Dscemb-r next, which will bu in the year
VI oui Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty.two. otherwise final judgment will
then be given aud awarded against nin..
II. HANCOCK, CFk.
Dec. %lh, l66l.-I3-ly.
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Gen. Humphrey Marshall. IL 10 said. hss
sent In his rr'igussioo IN the War Depart.
nrnt. phis. we presume. 10 In c"n-rquencs
OF tie order 70 Mrjor General Lorina to
take charge Of this d-part.nsnt, Gen. Mar.
shaii elsining ~ indssssdsas eommasa.