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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-04-16

Previous TO the conflict, the heroic and
lamented Alder; SJ dney Juhns,oa issued
tire following stirring address, to the South
ern forces:
Soldiers IF The Army of he Mississippi .
l have put you in motion TO offer battle to
the invaders Of your country. With reso.
luton and disciplined valor, becoming men
lighting nv you are for all that Is worth Iiv.
ing or dying for, YOU can but march TO de-.
c'"i'e victory over the ngrarian invertebrates
who have been sent to deSpol you of your
liberties, your property and your honor.
Remember the precious stake that i. in
volved in this contest remember the de
Pendencc Of Your mothers, your wives,
your sisters, and your children, is upon the
result.
Remember the fair, broad, abounding
land. the happy homes and the ties tha,
would be dissolved and desolnted by your
defeat.
The eyes and hopes Of eight million. OF
people rest upon you. You are expected
10 sho" yourselves wo:thy Of your race
and your lineage worthy Of the women of
the South, whose noble devotion in this
war have never been exceeded, at any time.
With such incensa,ives to brav. deeds.
and in the trust that Gud is with US, your
Generals will lead you confidently 10 the
combat. fully assured Of ultimate and gIori.
Gus success. (Signed)
A. s. JOHNSTON, Gen. Comd'y.
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DoLDSEss OF THE SECEssIoyIsrs -!

DoLDSEss OF THE SEcEssIoSIsrs A
Washington correspondent writes
The Srcessionists Of this city and Balli.
more have been very bold OF late. Secret
rebel meetings have been held here, and
within day or two the knowing one, havo
been full OF The idea that the rebel army OF
the Potomac was about TO return TO it's old
position. takiug General Mcclellan by sur.
prise. The story was circulated by the
rebels on Sunday that Jackson had re.
turned upon Banks, captured him, and re.
taken Winchester. Although the story
was Known to be false. the Sec.ssionIsts
persisted IN il. One Of the worst Of these
rebel story.teIlsfs is a leading banker m
Washington, whose property is protected
by the Government, and who has hereto
fore made comfortable sums out Of the
Government IL is not only Episcopal eler.
gymen who publicly exhibit their sympa
thies for tie rebellion some Of our lead
iug lawyers do 1t some Of our weaIthiest
bankers ARE in the same category.
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lyoR THE LANCASTER LEDoER.1

The price Of provisions necessary to sup.
port life, has become 50 high that they are
now beyond the reach Of persons Of ordina
~ income. This is well calculated to bring
about the state of thugs contemplated by
The war against us. When those who .x.
act of Of the poor such high prices for the
neee'saries Of life, are asked why they do
so, they answer, that is necessary, because
the merchants require them 10 pay so much
for their goods. II this be we'll founded
then tho merchants labor under an awful
responsibility. IL the poor or those even
OF moderate fortunes should be reduced TO
starvation and ultimate submission to the
ruie Of the shocking tyranny which 10
ihTeatsd Us. who shalt be justly blamed D.
Let oil seriously reflect on this nll impor.
tsnt point. IF. a. MITTAG.
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S O u t h Carolina.

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
RY 7. T. HAMMOND. Esq, Ordinary
- for said District
Whereas, Mr.. JOHN ADAMS has
applied to ~" for Letters Of Administration
on all aud singular the Goods and Chattles,
Rights and Credits of DR.. L. z. William.
son, late OF the District aforesaid, de-.
ceased.
THESE are. therefore, to cite and nd.
monlsh all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, to be and
appear before Mo at our next Ordinary's
Court Tor the said district, to be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 18th day OF
April inst, to show cause, if any, why
the said administration should no, be gran
ted
Given under my hand and seal this l4,h day
- of April in the year of our
I l.. ). Lord one thousand eight hundred
(~~ )and sixtytwo andiuthe eight, sixth
year Of the Independence Of the Stat. OF
South Carolina.
=. r. HAMMOND o. D.
April l6, 1862. -io-a:. u + 50 so
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Capt J. d. Wylie Of the Lancaster Greys re.
turned home last Monday night, on sick fur.
.lough From him wo learn that Gems. Van
Dorm and Beauregard had succeeded In effect.
ing junction OF their forces, and it was stated
In the Charlotte Bulletin OF the l4th, that the,
had fight with Gen Buell. in which the Fed.
erals we're repulsed and Gen. Bseil killed
Nothing later from Yorktown, except another
brig Of the enemy captured. The health Of rAe
Greys was very good The sick at Hospitals,
were convales cling, none seriously sick. We
arc indebted TO Capt. Wylis Tor the Richmond
Dispatch Of Saturday last, in advance Of the
mail, foi which he has our thanks.
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SHAREHOLDERS The enemy have or.
gnnized IN every army a corps Of sharp.
shoo,ers, whose exclusive business It 10 10
shoot our officers II is believed that Gen,
Johnston and our Generals ut the lat. bat.
tie In Missouri fell in this way. We should
have similar corps attached to our own
army, TO shoot the Lincoln Generals when.
ever they are within the longest range Of n
musket Our own Generals, at the same
time should initiate the caution of the Lin
coin Generals, and keep out Of tho way OF
shnpshooters AZ much a possible.
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Capt. Crawford's Company.

This gallant volunteer company Il now fully
organized, having sevonty.eight effective aud
efficient soldiers. Its raaks being increased OIL
Monday with lew additional vounte.rs-
Capt Crawford and Col. Withcrspoou left yes.
terday for Co!nnoia to report TO Headquarters
We will cndeavor to publish the roll next week
Nur'sh for Lancaster and her patriotic and
public spirited people, they always 10 what
duty and patriotism demands voluntarily.
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THREAT To RUS The blockade

THREAT To Run THE blockade The
New York Herald Of April lst, says:
Captain Jacob a Cobb, master Of the
steamer Acorn, lately arrived at Havana
from New York, publicly declared his in.
trn'ion Of running the blockade with her,
and entering the Confederate service. She
Is fast propeller, making easily from clev.
en- to twelve knots, and will. under her nd.
ventuIous captain, who is well known in
this city, prov- troublesome customer TO
our blockading fleet
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Notice to Tax-Pavers.

WILL. be at the usual places Of collec.
L ting Taxes on the following Days, viz :
At Matthias trenshaw's, Monday March 81
Al J. Is. Nobley's Store, Tuesday April |
AT I"rton's, "Wednesday April =
AT Iaxahaw Thursday April }.
At q. NJ. Fundcrburk's Friday April 4.
At J ohm s. Srnai!s Saturday April s.
At Mrs. lluty's Monday April 7.
At Craigsville Tuesday April8
At T. r. Magill's Store "Wednesday April Q.
At Belluir Thursday April 10.
At Ross Store Friday April IL.
At Tank. Monday April IL.
The Tax Books will be closed on tho
Both day Of April, nil returns must be made
on or before that day. FREQ Negroes are
required to make their returns aud pay their
taxes during the mouth Of March.
The following is a list of property in
Lancaster District subject to taxation, viz I:
Lands, Negroes, Sales Of goods, wares and
merchandise, Foctorage, employ ments, Fac
ulties and Professions, including Dentistry,
Clerks Of Court, Sheriffs, Masters and Con-.
missioners in Equisy and Mesne Convey
ance, OrdlnarIes, Coroners, &c, Salaries
and Wages over $500, Lots in town, Mon.
les at interest and monies invested in stocks
and Bonds, Commissions OF vendue Masters,
Premiums taken by Insurance, and agencies
OF Insurance Companies, Playing Cards sold
in this State, Circus Exhibitions, and Dogs
kept by slaves.
The Act Of ls+s requires all returns to
be made to the Tax Collectors of the Dis
tr'ct or Parish. where the property is loca
tod. No returns can be received ty mail 0.
otherwise unlcs. sw orn to.
}. K. HUNTER,
+. G.. l.. y.
March, 10 1850 a ,r
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REsIGSArloS OF FEDERAL OfFIcEgs.-
The Memphis Ava!arrhc learns That upon
the reception at Nashville Of Lincon's mes.
sage to congress on the subject Of emanci.
patton, eighteen Federal oIlicsrs resigned
their commissions aud returned ho,nc.-
This fact was stated in private letter from
source entitled TO rull crrdence IL was
addressed to one "t the most distinguished
citizeos Of Memphis
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In the discourse Of q discussion in the
Virginia Legislature, Few days ago, . lp,.
Ter from CoI. Turrer Ashby TO membes
vas read, and IN il he stated that dnring a
rseen. at,nci made by hi, company. one Of
his men rode toto The hgh. on u bareback
horss With no oibsr. weapon than a eipb.
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The war lx on quota money Of Virginia
to The Confederate States, was paid over to
MIR. Meminger on the lst Of April. Al
iowance was made for that portion Of the
State now o,erun by the enemy, aud no
taxes required, on lis account. This dis.
elimination was made in anticipation Of the
action Of Cougres. in the passage of law
excmpting invaded districts Of the several
States from taxation.
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===Hza= HH1- - 49,
OBITUARY.

DIko ut White Hail Hospital, Loll.ton
District, y. e on the 10th February 1850
James Pringle Craig, aged 30 years. The
deceased was pous, brave young man,
When our country called for her sons to
ra'ly to her standard he answered that call
mud volunteered under Capt. Barnes in Aa.
gust Inst for the war, but death has snatch.
ed him from his country and friends He
leaves father, mother, seven sisters and
one brother TO mourn their losa.
W. NJ B.
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Rus THE BLoCKApE.-We hay, b.f,,.
W. n private letter from-some " hereto ,
gentleman in this city, dated the 18th OF
siarch, from which we take the following
extract:
"Ihe Steamer from--run the block
ade nt-Bay few days ago, and We now
have hundred wagons hauling up h.r
cargo. She brought $4,000 pounds pow
der, 10000 Enfield rifles, 2 500 cavalry pis
tolls, &c.-Alanta Confedcrdcu sfh.
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DESCENT OF THE YANKEES OK Bulls Is
LAsD.-We are informed, says the Char
ies,on Mercury Of Wednesday last. that ,
detachment of the iInkees--abont fifty IL
number-landed from their boat on BuIl',
Island last Saturday They shelIrd III,
place before coming ashore. Tue purpose
of their expedition is not known.
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The PREsIpESTs KINpxsss.-The Rich,
m"nd Wig says On Sunday, the Presi.
oeh' Visited the wounded soldiers referred
10 IN The local column Of the Wig, and ex.
pressed warm sympathy for the unfortunate
sufferers. Addressing the other soldiers,
ne said he Intended to share their futs on
The hext bacle-come veal OR woe. n.
would be with them, and whatever might
bet'de, whether victory OF defeat ensued, Of
one thing he assured them--.ths cause is
s"fe; we will conquer in tie end" The
address was very brief, but the effect was
magical. putting The soldiers, who wrr.
somewhat depressed by the accident, in
gl,rio spirits.
We chronicle this incident with inexpli.
cable pleasure. Heretofore tn. President
has not exhibited that warm human syu,pa.
my which 81 becomes tie leader OF great
cause IL u dark hour, and which wins the
hean and inspires the courage Of the soldier
as nothing Else does. One touch Of nature
makes the whole world kin. Let tho Presi.
dent show himself II man OF feeling let
him visit the hospitals let him, ON all pro-
Per occasions, encourage the men who are
lighting our battles, and lie will quickly 10.
come what he ought oil along 10 have
been, The loved and llouored Cnicf Of glo.
nous cause and great people.
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S 0 U L Ii hROLINA
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
RfP. +. Ham,nond, Esquire, Ordinary
- for said District
WHEREAS, A. NJ. Custon and A. NJ.
Twit:y have applied to me for Letters of Ad.
ministra,ion on all and singular the Goods
and Chattles, Rights and Credits Of Peter w.
Twitty, late Of The District aforesaid, deceas.
cd.
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 at our next Ordinary's Court for
the said district. to be holden at Lancaster
Court House on the 23d day of April
inst, 10 show cause, IL any, why the said
administration should not 10 granted.
~ Given under my hand and seal,
( LIS. this tile 7th day of April in
(C~ the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and Sixty-two, and in
the e'shty-sixth year of the independence
OF the State Of South Carolina,
p. II. HAMMOND, O. ID,
hPr'I y, 1862. 9-2t-p { 2 81.
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EscAPE OF PRISONERS FROM GcoRarrowS
uAoL'-A letter, from Georgetown, of the
OH inst, received here, snys, the George.
town G""l ~"s broFen open, and four or
hive prisoners escaped. one taken I'd A. n
spy and murderer and two negroes, on.
OF the latter skilfnll pilot, and, /, /. sup.
posed they were joined by the traitor, M.r.
r'man. Early on Monday last, they were
seen' In sail boat. going out to sea, through
the North Inlet - one of the enemy. YES.
sells charleston Courier.
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Tho War in North Carolina

WILMINGTON, N. &. April y.--On Mon.
day last our pickets captured nine Yankees
and killed three Mt point in Carleret coun-
tr, within six miles of Shepnrdsville. Three
OF e prisoners have been brought here
three more nre expected TO arrive In n few
hours, and three have been carried to Kins.
ston. or the three now here, two are slight.
ly wounded. Capt. Booths horse was killed
under him. We took eight Springfield
Rifles
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PATRIOTIC j. Starke Simms, ESQ OF
GrindaI's Shoals, Paeole, River, So. C., has
refused to allow anything made in his fa,.
tory TO be sold for more than it brought
before the war While others hav. sold
yarn Mt $500 to 81 rs per bunch, he has
held ia ,i,udiiy ut al 90
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1t ises'im",eS that the proposed eouscrip-
tion law will raise mn army of $50 900 men
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Commander Thomas w. Breat has been
assigned to the command Of naval opera
tons on the coast Of South CAROLINA and
Georgia with headquarters at savapaah.
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The Senate las passed II Bill authorizing
the issuance Of five millions in Treasury
Notes, denominations Of one and two dol
Lara
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LANcAsTERvILLE, SC.
wedne sday Morning. April 18. 1852

Capt Crawl rds Volunteer Company will
parade ut Lancaster c. II, on Saturday the
18th instant, Tor the purpose OF making ar.
rangement about its dcpa ture for the place of
rendezvous.
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49, THIS Thorough bred Jack is on,
OF MARENGO. lie is 10 hands
high, years old. dark iron gray,
and finely prop"rtioned. He will stand the
Fall season nj this place, on the followin g
terms: For the season, $1,000
Lancaster c. H., Sept l2, lS6O-3Itf.
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Extract from the minutes of April Q.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, April 10, 1862
To HIS Ercettency The Gorernor and Erec.
utire Council
GENTLEMEN In accordance with your
RESOLUTIONS of the 9th instant, [ will trans.
fer TO b. +. Arthur, Esq the minutes OF
your body aud the papers connected with
them
in dissolving the official relation in " hich,
for the last ihre. months, have stood to
yonr gag leave 10 cypress my appreciation
OF tn. sentiment which induced YOU, in re.
gard To the "engrossing duties" Of my Office
- "Speriai Private Secretary 10 His Excel.
lencs the Governor" To transfer to another
. the "'.ner"us daily duties" required Of a
Secretary to your body.
: Expressing my high respect and consid.
Grafton for each member Of your board,
bave the honor TO be, gentlemen, your mos,
Obrdient servant,
F. J. MOSES, in,
Special Private Secretary.
BY order Of the Governor and Council.
F. J. MOSES, in, Secretary.
April 10, l0-lL
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Notice.

nURING MY ABSENCE IN the arm
- James II. Lark is authorized to repre-.
sent me Officially The office win be kept
open and the duties pertaining thereto dis.
charged by him.
81. J. HANCOCK, Cpk c.. C.P.
LANCASTER Z. II Jan. ", 1864. bItf
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The Confederate Seuate has passed bill
fixing the pay Of ChapIains in the army at
8 100 per month and rati0nz
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YANKEES SMELLING NEsRos,-The Sa.
vHnnah Republican, of Tuesday, says: Two
Federal steamers, taking advantage of the
high Tide yesterday afternoon, came up a
creek to within n mile and half OF Fort
Lawton, on the Carolina side, and 6rsd a
Few shots. They all fell short, and none,
OF them were returned. We also learn that
the enemy have been indu,tri,usly sngag ed
IN Smelling the marshes and woods on the
Carolina side for day or two Their mo.,
notable exploit Of recent date Is the shell
ing OF gang OF argros who were at work
on plantation below the city. This /. ore
mode Of displaying their affection for the
down trodden Africans ~
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HYMENEAL.

Married on the 6th lust, by jeff r Con.
neil, Esq, Mr.. Rulfin Bennett, to Mary.
daughter Of Mr. A. J. Msskoy, all Of this
District.
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WAR NEWS.
Important Movement of General Beau
regard

RICHMOND. April 9.-An official despatch
from CorIn'h, received to day at the War
othee, says that the enemy's forces haze
been largely reinforced at Pittsburg Gop.
eraI Beauregard has carried out his previ.
ously contemplated plan, Of falling back
with his victorious army to Corinth. In his
despatch he expresses regret that he was
unable to carry off all the stores and mu
nitions Of war which he had captured in the
Gamma Of Tho snemy
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From Savannah.

SAVANNAH, April lo--The bombardment
commenced about z o'clock this morning
Heavy and rapid caunonadins during the
forenoon from the enemy's bu,leriss. The
firing slnckened in the aftern on, an ceased
about seven tonight. The garrison re-
turned the fire steadily and deliberately.
There is no communication with IN.
fort, aud it is not known whether it has
sustained any injury.
Vessels could DO seen off the fort from
steeples, but seemed TO take no pur, in tn.
action.
ihe fort was commanded by Col. Charles
n. Oiustend, with q garrison five hundred
strong, and 1t is believed that they cun
make Protracted resistance C..
SECOND DIsPArcm
SAVANNAH, April 10, 1890, A. M.-The
enemy have ngnin opened ON the tort, firing
Mt intervals Of about half an hour. 1t il
supposed they intend to prevent our garri.
son f:om sleeping.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

Whereas, after trial Of three months, il
Is ascertained that the onerous daily duties
required Of the Secretary Of the Executive G
Council cannot be performed with prompt.
ness. pnnctunlity and despatch by one al.
ready charged with the engros ing duties OF
Special Private Secretary TO the Governor
:heref"re,
Resolred, That Colonel +. J. Moses, Jr.
Special Private Secretary Of the Governor
be excn-ed from further duty NO Secretary
OF the Executive Council, and be Ien,itted
10 tbe duties OF his original Office. Ms con
tcmplnted by The Legislature when his sal
ary was fixed by law.
Resolved, That Colonel Moses b. instruc
ted to deliver the minutes Of the proceed
ings Of the Governor and Council, and al
papers filed or IN his Possession appertain
i"g &" them, to B. F. Arthur, E.q who is
hereby appointed Secretary Of the Governo,
and Council, upon condition that the Gover
nor and Council shall not undertake TO pro.
vide compensation for him out Of the public
treasury.
Extract from the minutes Of April Q.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate of
"a DIR. VIM. l. Baskin dec'd. ar. reou-..
ted to make payment. to the undersigned ;
and all persons having claims against the
said Estate, are requested 10 present them
properly authenticated, for settle ment, to
James K. Magill. Esq.
NJ. J. BASKIN, Adm'x.
Pleaaant Hill, March 81, 1861. Sat.
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From Island No. 10.

RICHMOND, April lO.--An Official dispatch
from Commodore Hollins, TO the Navy De.
P"rlnent, says three Of the enemy's gun.
boats have passed Island No. 10.
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John Anderson

March. 10, 1862.
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