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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-12-03

EMBARGo.-The following resolution has
Just passed both houses Of the North Caro-
lima Legislature, and was duly ratified
Resoired, That the Governor be author.
lied to lay an immediate embargo on all
articles of clothing, woolens, shoes, leather,
cloth of nEy Kind, cotton yarns, provisions,
wheat, flour, meal, pork bscoE, hogs, cattle,
salt, or any other article of prime necessity, {,
except ARTICLES held by property authorized
agents Of this aud the Confederate States
and any other State Of tie Confederate
States. And this resolution shall have the
force and eff, ct Of law for the space Of lhir'
ly days from srd after its passage.
The following persons are alone to be
exempted from this prohibition, viz:
All Quartermaster, and Commisaaries,
Agents Of the Confederate Government ard
Of any State OF the Confederacy, exhibitinp o
proper evidence Of their official character
also all Agents of any county, district, town
or corporation Of other States, who shall
exhibit satisfactory proof OF their authority
to purchase such articles 10 behalf OF such
town, county, district or corporation for
public uses. or for distribution at cost and
| transportation and not for resale or profit;
also all persons who may make oath before
the nearest Justice Of the Peace that the
articles purchased nre for their own private
use, aud not for re sale before they are re-
moved also all persons, non residents, who
may have bought such articles before the
date hereof The exception is to extend
to salt made by non residents on the sea
coas, and in their own works, and to car
goe. entering any Of our ports from abroad.
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WAR NEWS.
Army Movements in the West.

kFoxvILLE, November o5.-Repor,s in.
d'cate that Rosencranz is advancing with
one hundred and forty-two regiments -
Gen. Breckinridge, with the advance Of our
army. is near Lavergne Skirmishing takes
place daily. Gen. John ii Morgan was al-
most captured. lie passed in the enemy's
lines as Federal, nnd thus escaped. His
photograph has been circulated by order
through the Federal army. All the preach
ers of Nashville have been releaaed from
the penitentiary, except the Rev. Mr.. Gilliou.
Abner Jackson, prominent citizen, con
fined here for treason, has been released.
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From Fredericksburg.

RICHMOND. November 27-Partie, from
fredericksburg report the enemy as being
10 line Of battle yesterday evening, indica.
ting an attempt to force the passage OF the
RaPPahnnnock, but up 10 8 p. IN. all was
quiet. Our pIcSets aud the enemy are
watching in sight ~ each other on opposite
sides of the river. hut do not fire.
No families have returned II is said
that they had been advised against return
ing aud those remaining have been reioss.
ted 10 leave as precautionary measure.
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From the United States.

RICHMOND, Nov 27.-The New York
Democrats are canya,sing the claims Of
Johu Van Buren, and Charles Connor for
the abolition senate and FERNANDO Wood
for speaker Of tue lower house, in the next
Congress.
The Irish Journal says numerous enlist
mrn.s are being made throughout Ireland,
for ths Federal Array.
The Toledo (Ohio) Commercial saya is,
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NOTICE.

1--WE following List Of names Of men who
Il have not reported in Cau,p, are warned
10 do 80 Immediately. otherwise, other Il. cas-
ures will have To be rcsorled to, as il is de-
sired that all mcu between tie ages Of 35
ana 90 that are not exempt, by law, should
report III Camp at ouce.
John Bailey,
}. II. GribbIe,
CALVIN Hale.
William Ferril,
Hiram Kee,
John Snipes,
William Funderburk,
William Nelson,
Lois Baker.
James Creighton,
William Knight,
}. &. McMurray,
El1s Waters,
William Langley,
Cloid Chase,
J. D. IIuile.
John w Belk,
Phillip Snipes,
jacob plvler,
). Il. THOMPSON,
Eli'ha Mothershed,
Elias Lynu,
William Paxton.
Also all those that know them selves liable
unCer this rail
IL. w CAMPBELL, Capt.
Comd'g. Company a, Sth Regr.
lst Corp. ). e.. Re.e,vvs
'ec. D. ioo1 i3-lt
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ESTATE NOTICE,

DERSONS indebted, either to the Estate
l. Of Isabella II. Connors, deceased. or
that of Andrew J. Connors, deceased, will
make payment TO the undcrsign,d d Per
sons having demands ngans, either or both
OF said Estates, are hereby notified To- pre-
sent them. in legal form, to me. Tor pay.
ment, within the time pr. .scribvd bv law
This notice will be plead in bar to uny
claims subsequently presented
w. NJ. tONNORS, Admir-
Dec. 3. 1862, 43-3m
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EXCHANGE NOTICE, No. 8.
Nov. 10, 1860,

J. All Confederate officers and men who
have been captured AID paroled in Virginia
or Mary land, at any time from the beginning
Of hostiiities 10 the lst ot November, 1862
have been duty exchanged, and are hereby
so declared.
,. All Confederate officers and men who
have been delivered at Aiken's Landing, on
James river at any time previous TO the nth
OF November, 1862, have been duly ex.
changed, aud are hereby 80 declared
All Confederate officers and men who
have beeh delivered at Vick.burg Mississip
pi. previous to the lst OF November, IS62,
and I"ciuding said date, have been duly ex.
changed, and are hereby so declared
RDBEHr ULD,
Agent OF Exchange.
Nov. 10. 1861 n-6t.
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Commanding 2lst Rogt. $. G.. NJ

Brother officers and men Of the 2ist Reg.
iment South Carolina Militia The pro.
gress Of this unholy Wal is an object of the
gravest import, and involves in il. decision
our happiness, our prosperity and our very
existence ms people: aud b,ing conscious
OF this, the en;erprising genius, the sp:ri,
aud Hover OF our land have gone forward
IN the van of our army--o country il in
great measure danger threat.
ems our homes-now let us discharge with
unwavericg fidelity the duties which de
volve upon us as citizens, Ms patriots, as
neighbors. as friends to ourselves and our
cause, and above all, as fathers and protec.
tors TO the families Of our brave men, To the
poor and disconsoiate widow and child in
lisping innocency.
Let US remember that "the price Of libep,
ly is eternal vigilance" Do our duty with
all the pIomptness and alscriiy acquired,
and be on the alert at all times and e, cry
man do his share Of the patroling, and not
fold our arms and close our eyes To incen-
diaries or PROSTATE ourselves before the
Jngg,rnal, Car OF our enemies, but let ev
cry man be like Cato, Of Utica, that he
would blush TO have his house stand secure
npd flourish in n evil war
X l. GARDNER. 1t. Col.
Commanding 2Isl Regt ). G 81.
Dec. ,, 1862, 43-a
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Postponed Sale.

I WILL proceed to self at the late resi-.
l. drncc oil DIR. l.. Il. Williamson, deed
on Friday the 9th December, the whole
personal Estate of laid decd, consisting of
his stock of horses and mules, neat cattle
and hogs, together with hi, years crop OF
corn and cotton, also valuable household
and kitchen furniture, plantation tools,
Wagons and gears, family carriage, &c,
&c, &c. Terms, on the day of sale.
J. ADAMS, Admir-.
Nov 10, 1862. A-3,,
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Our Next Issue.

At the request of the managers for the ap.
proaching Senatorial Election, we will issue our
paper next week on Monday, in order that the
Election notice may be advertised the number
of times required by law. Advertisers will
please take notice Of this arrangement and
hand in their orders on or before Saturday
morning previous
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OBITUARY.

Died in this district ON the 18th ultimo, of
Scarlet Fever, Charles r., son of l. s. and E.
p. Wilson, aged l3 years, month and l2
days.
Also on the l7th ultimo, Nancy E., daughter
OF l. 5. and f. L. Wilson, of the same disease,
aged Is years, l month aud IA days.
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Spring of Water.

and u BEAUTIFUL FLOWER YARD.
BY the same authority, will, at the same
time and place, also sell the valuable Plan.
taliUn known rs the
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ESTATE SALE.
OF
NEGROES, STOCK, PRODUCE, etc.

4 = THE EXECUTOR Of William
"a Connors. deceased, and rs the Admin
i,trator "f tHc Estates of Isabella II. Con-
nors, deceased, and Andrew J. C"nnors, de.
ceased, respectively, viii sell, by order Of
the Court "fOrdirnry for Lancaster district.
at the late residence of the said Andrew j
Connors, deceased, situated twelve miles
South Of Lancaster Court House and two
m.ics East from Snlcm Camp Grouud, on
cdnrstay the 10Th day of December next
ihr persona! property belonging TO .he said
Estates; consisting in part OF
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Rail Road Accident.

HAELEsToS, November 27.--The train
b"und 10 florence last evening ran of the
track when two Young ladies, the Misses
NewboId, were killed, two seriously and
Twelve slightly wounded.
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Estate Col Dixon Barnes.

4 LII PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS
"A against the late Col Dixon Barne, Of
ANY character or grade, will present the
same properly vonched, to either Of the un .
derslgned within The time prescribed by
law--all Indebted will make payment.
DANIEL. w BROWN.
JAMES II. WIrHERSPOON.
Executors
Nov. 10, 1869, 4l-om
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Twenty-seven Negroes.

(Mostly Young and very likeIyD Horses,
Cattle, Pork Hogs, Cotton, &c bales pack ed
and abon' II or ID bales in the seed soms'
1900 or 2OOO bushels Of Corn, Fodder and
Schuck, &c, and many other articles too
tedious 10 mention.
hy the mutual coEspnt of all the parties
Interested, Ne will sell or rent the land on
the same day.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
ii H. DUNCAN, r.,
G. |" DUNCAN, Ext.
Oct: 20, 1862, ss--st
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TEN COMMODIOUS ROOMS.

ls situate IN very convenient part Of town.
Inc Gut Houses ale convenient, and in
good state OF repair. The Lots to be sold
along with the Dwelling embracing about
three Rcres, contain good
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S q y L II G. a r OLIN A.
LANCASl DISTRICT

Rf p. II. HAMMOND, Esquire, Ordina.
- ~ for said District.
WHEREAS, a. ]. KIBLER has
applied TO me for Letters OF Administration
on all aud singular ihe Goods and Chattles,
Rights and Credits of Wm II. Faulkner
late of the District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, TO cite and adj
momish all and singular, the kindred aud
creditors of the said deceased, TO t- and an
pear before me ut our next Ordinary's Court
for the said District, to be holden at Ion.
caster Court House on the 9Th day of De
cember inst To chow cause, if any, why the
said administration should not hr granted
Given under my hand and seal, this Ist
{ ~ day of Dec il the wear uf our
L. :. Lord one Thousand rgh, hundred
I ~ )and six,y.two and in The eighty
seventh year Of the independence OF the
State of South Carolina.
l.. Il. HAMMOND,
q. l. ID.
Dec. 8, 1864. At.
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We decline to publish the communication
from Cureton's Store not from its want of I'M
that its publication would be injurious to the
public interest We, however, feel greatly in.
debted to our friend for furnishing us go prompt
ly with an important statement of facts.
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oTheE.-As il is believed that the
IL Estate of CasweIl Mobey, deed is in.
solvent notice is hereby given 10 all per.
sons having claims against the aforernen-
lo"ed Estate to present them legally nu.
thenucated within six moLths from date for
pro ratio distribution.
J. B. MOBLEY, Err.
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Electinn for Senator.

An election for State Senator for Lancaster
District is ordered to be held on Tuesday next,
the 9th inst. See the notice of the managers
to this effect in another part Of this paper.
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a shoemaker in Knoxville, the other day
charged $50 for pair Of boots. lie was
at once taken up under the Exemption Act
and conscrp,-d for extortion!
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We are requested to annoncc DIR. r. J..
Crawford candidate for the vancancy in
the State Senate occasioned by the death
of the late Col. Dixon Barnes.
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FOUR NEGROES.

(vou"s and very lkely) two head Of Hor.
scs. one Mule. Cattle, Hogs, &c. Cotton,
3 bales packed ard about bales in the
seed, some / hundred bushels OF Corn, Fod.
der, and Shucks, | Wagon, and Buggy.
Household and KiSthcn Furniture, and 9th.
or tning~ too tcdi)us to mention
Terms made Known on DAY Of sale.
j.. ROLLlNGS, Admir-.
Nov 10, 1862, At
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Announcements.
FOR THE ST. NATE.

The friends Of p Il. Hammond, ESQ res
pectfully nominate him 10 fill the unexpirsd
term Of the late Col. Dixon Barnes in the
State Senate. MANY FRIENDS
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Estate John Williams, ESQ.

4 Lii persons Indebted to John Williams,
"a Esq, are notified to make payment,
and all persons having claims or demands
of any character, are requested 10 present
the same within the term prescribed by
Law. This notice will be plead in Bar to
any demand not so presented
JAMES ii. WITHERSPOON.
Adm'r ]. Williams.
Lancaster c. H., Oct. 27. 1861. 3s-3m.
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For Sale Cheap.

NEW or horse Wagon, strong
and well put up, with iron aalc-trecs
quire NJ this office
Nov. -, 1862. 4l-tf
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1t is reported that the small pox has
made its appearance in the vicinity Of Mon
cello, Fairfield District.
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LANCASTERVILLE, SC
Wednesday Morning, Dec. 8. 1862

Rev. A. n. Wells is expected to preach in
the Methodist Cnurch at this place OH next
Sabbath.
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BY permission of p. II. Hammond, ESQ
Ordinary for Lancaster District. will sell
a, the late residence Of J II. Truesdale, de.
ceased, on Tuesday 10Th day OF Drcembs.
next, the personal Estate of said deceased
consisting Of
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HEADQUARTERS
Dec. 1t, 1862,

]. The Commanders Of Companies in
this Regiment will hold elections to fiji aII
rarnncies In their respective commands and
repor, The result Of the same to lhe-e Head
Quarters.
H. The Commanding officers of Beat
Companies will cause TO be made roll Of
al' persons between the ages OF sixteen and
sixty hve years, within the limits Of their
respective beats, liable 10 do m,li,nr, duty.
as designated in the Resolution, Of His Ex
cellency the Governor and Council And
II shall be their duty 10 call out their com.
mand, once every fortnight Tor parad. and
drill and To issue patrol warrants, &c
I'LL. The Commander of the Company in
charge of the arms aud ammunition nt the
Court House will report to me immediately
il the number Of men in his company il not
suilcen, To perform the duty required.
Il ! GARDNER, 1T Col.
Commanding 2lst Rogt s. G.. NJ.
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Executors Sale.

By permission OF p II. Hammond, E.o.
Ordinary for lancaster District, We will
sell at the lat, .csdence of William Dun.
can, deceased, on Monday the 9Th day Of
Dccemtcr next. the personal Estate Of the
said deceased, consisting of
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ELLcTI"Ss IN MIssoUKI-- EAAScIPArIos
--L'ie Northern papers appear To be much
refreshed with JOY ana congra,uIation at
the result Of the recent election in Missouri
which is apparently small majority for
the policy OF emancipation,
There is gross misrepresentation in clai-
ming the result Of ;his election as an expo.
sition Of popular sentiment in Missouri
According 10 the last census return. this
State had voting population Of 10000.
OF this hardly $4,000 voted at the recent
election the remaining 10000 refusing 10
vote because they did not recognize the
Legality Of the election, and because prefer
ring 'h. allegiance 10 the South, they would
not take the oath to support the Consiiiu
ton If the United States, which was made
the CONDITION Of their voting or the So.
900 votes that were cast there was but a
bare mnjority - some 460OO--tor smancips
ton. This IN not very considerable in
crease over the number OF those who favor
ed emancipation previous to the late elec.
ton.
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Notice.

nURING MY ABSENCE IN the army
- James II. Lark is authorized To repre-.
sent me officially. The office will be kept
open and the duties pertaining thereto dis
i-ged by him.
II. J. HANCOCK, CHk C. C.P.
Lancaster G. H., Jan. 30. 1864. sNf
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STOCK OF various kinds Horses Mules
Cows, ("moUg them SIX mil:h cows) Hogs,
&c.
ALSO Ter Bales Of Gotten n quantity
OF Cotton nuginued; Corn, Wheat, Fodder,
Cotton seed. NJ, &c.
ALSO Dne Bar"uchr, one Buggy, one
Road Wa-"u, toiIon Gin, Grain rnrr-hcr,
Fan. BlucS,rlth and Carpenter Tools, three
Sh"i-Gun, conc double barel.) ami VA
ried 10. OF Farming Utensils, Also
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting Of Bedstcads, Beds and Bcdiing;
Bureaus sofa, Settce, Tables. Chairs,
Desks Book Case and Books, Cupboards,
SAFE, Crockery, China and Gla~s-W Ware : to-
ge:hcr with II variety of other article
If the sale S not completed on the dav
above named il viii be continued on the
iol"sing dry
The Land, valuable plantation Of up.
wards of E,ght Hundred Acres. having
thereon nll rcces,"r, buildings, nni about
one hundrrd acres of which - in II good
condition tor cultivation, may be treated tor
privately II not sold or rented before the
day OF sale tt will be rented on that day to
the highest bidder for the ensuing wear
TkRMs "F SALE.-All sum- uudrr Five
Dollars cash, sums Of Five Dollars and
over. - credit of twelve months, with inter.
est to be due and payable annually from
dav of sne; purchaser to give note wiih
two or more approved snre!les
w. NJ. CONNORS.
Nov. Ia. 1861, 4O-5t
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The Late Change Of Base.

We lhInk There can now be hut little
doubt at the enemy had seriously selu~t
rd fr' dcrcNsb"rg - thrrr point "i ad.anc-
"g.inst kicnm"Dd Brrn,,ir came ia an.
der " pressure and an Imp'rd PROMISE,
wmrh head nIn TO 81 quic~ attempt Al im-
i'"ii"nr TsnlI- i!ailcch. too, who was
bound !" lnHra:. the policy which had
d'gr'd d'' Met '"il"n, IA. "a 'nl'' Interested
ia ,~'ii "nI ,mp"iiart m"v,-nr,l> and sue
cess iivucc he ys,,cd Ii"rn>id,s camp
aud i",,n"diatcIy the army Was pa. in mo.
lion tor fredericksburg
Whct"vr r,dcGcksburg would hav.
been preferred Tor tie new base or not, il
is the only one from Which a noycmen, to
Richmond during the remaining DAYS Of the
present campaign was possible The little
lime would have been more than consumed
III The Herculcan and tedious task of trans.
porting such an army ns Burn~ide's with
such trains rs his, 10 the Suffolk base The
bad weather, and especially thief deep roads
would then have held the army in camp
I'LL spring. IL, however, the tim. could b.
employed III marching instead of sailing :;
aud n Lee thought only of keeping ou, of
the way, IL the enemy has been declaring,
the" Fredercks burg VAS jndiciou.ly seI.c
ted IN II near point, with hl:h road to
Richmond.
That .turmsicr has been seriously baffled
and his plans drramgei, by the failure TO
capture Fredericksburg, j., we think, very
evident He is counting his time by DAYS
aid already he has lost aImos, Il week.
SIiIl the Rnppnhaunock hes nncros.cd be-
Tore MIN with Lee, HON he had hoped 10
on''narch, upon lis Suuihrrn bank rn.
new 'On IL Richmond" has been brought
I" u stand We should not wonder { nl.
ready Bufn.idc ha- ended his race, aud III
Lr displaced tor new man, VINO. ~ t..,
Only move lac can make, will take 10 wafer.
IL that case, We trust our soldiers " ~ b..
IN i" place 10 umu,c his rear end .nIuI. hl.
departure
Meanwhile, all hail noble Frcdericksbury
Richmond Enquirer
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Administrators Sale.

Oct. 20, 1862,
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TEN LIKELY NEGROES,

; consisting in part OF
The New York herald., 1862-11-02

A GGNrLuNAy OF SUPERIOR EDUCATION. WHO
~ has eyed ~ months city regina n desires com.
m,ssio lieutenant IN company already r,cr,cd TO.
svhch he VA pay air price. None except IN is class
cd apply. Address, with all PARTICULARS b. b.
SFo,d. Non York city.
(lCIoNEf. MAJOR OR LIEUTENANT COLONEL CAN
~ pgrc'a 'ow com pleic set u Horse olulnruts
by apl The northeast Broadway ana Twelfth
silr.:.
4 lfoRCuRAS's IRISH LEGION.
~ f,caug Camp Scott. sts:en Island October 81,
leS2 sa Tor the apprehension uf desertcrs i.om
hs L~ina IN certificate o TIC Keeper 90 The county
iai, ficw aad tr.ri streets, on application to
she color a. aIYlpf the following :. - nents =
StAarN NTH REGIMENT ARMURf
&c f.sSsx nid Grand srstt Coz Scyi, @ Broad
.ga. ceod rainmany Hall Col. Enrks No. !! Genre
* ~srcci MfDHAEL lOHCURAN.
Bn~ adler General Commanding.
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! .rtir Il!.A rTlxG HAS CONE At LAST IN TIE
STATE or NTW York;

TIT SEN YORK GENERAL INSURANCE. OFFICE,
$50 broadway, Nc. Z,
NuI tfui 10 u furnish substitutes
inc 10 may bn drafted Tor premium OF $50, .r viii
i4Sutu 10 hose who drafted from 500
$50 q rsc.'iunl nt tcn per cent
n r-- rtaS given by applying the Office sent by
,msl Agsutk NAMED ia o.ery State. tE
~ COMPANY. SIXTY NINTH REGIMENT, n. Y. s. N.
~ G-lhs mentors OF this nd ordered TO
s.,usbr armory Essex iarscs drill rooms
vcun.sdav s1yaln5er O'Clock r. M. Punc,uai Of.
nh L. 5asncss cf Importance IL 70 be
FINANCED. r. ~ .er Of Lieutenant, JOHN BAGLEY.
Jon. Mclb>ngsl, Orderly Sergeant. tH#
l,EariEN-.v WISHING TO SEE SERVICE IN A
~ reemcn, in the is'd under cn,scrs Of ski aud
ahi,ly. ii ted Il X. O. LOCKE Army aud Navy
A.nt Iuc sire g. positions Captain,
iirsi and Ssvpra Lieut. nants, TO suitable persons.
The New York herald., 1862-11-02
sTAURANTs.


ICNGLIsH NJ FOR DINNER TOMORROW
N Fer sale En- iutOn Yarmouth BOaers. English
Baton Hams tool GLOUCESTER anf Cheshire Cheese Eng
sh Pickles Sauces de- Dnuops Ale In fine condition.
LIME oysTERs.-THE LARGEST AND BEST sTEws,
tres rassts and hros IN town be found al IL BBYS
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