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L,er.-On the morning OF Feb. 18th.
book containing several notes OF hand pay
able to II X. smiih. and 10 tie undersigned.
Any one finding the samo are requested 10
leave i al this Office. where lhey vii NJ
rewarded foE their trouble. Any one Who
have given said notes are hereby nosifed
not 10 pay the same except 20
=. h. SMITH DENTIST
Ohio ~ Feb A.
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FROM NEW YORK

INV YoRs. Geb l6.--The steamer lea.
tonia IL reported below. aud will be " a.
night.
The steamer Matsnzs- arrived fron Pos
Royal on 10Th. She brings M new. 70
movements are reported.
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PROM LOUISVILLE

LouisvlLLs Feb. l6.-Mitchclls troo
have crossed Barren River and are IA pc
session Of Bowling Green. River : feet J..
the canal and follins weather cloudy NOR
curry 2.
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Pom MoSK0r, Feb. It'll. iollleving
Is from to days Norfolk Ia, Book.
A nmor reached this city yesterday. by
Passengers from SUFFOLK, that the enemy had
taken POSSESSION Of i.denton and aiso d fis'
mouth.
Later In lhe day il Nas ramored couple
Of the enemy's vessels had proceeded on a
reconnaissance a. far as Colerain.
The Norfolk Day Book also gises sketch
of the new flag adopted BY the committee Of
congress ON the subject. IL i blue union
on a red field, -four star in the form Of square
are in the Union.
Tho Richmond Dispatch of FRIDAY ha- the
following.
Gen. Wise i near Carrituck Court House,
and sent down a flag of truce 20 Roanoke
Island on Thursday.
Norfolk telegram SAYS IL Is believed the
Mortar Fleet Is intended for this place.
PETERSBURG -l3The Editor OF the Express
had received a letter from suffolk dated
Thursday, which SAYS that Eden,on and
Heuiord have both been captured. Five
gunbOass moved slowly TO the wharf at
fdenion, Yesterday az O'Clock aud landed
their troop Very soon afterwards - more
Gunboats arrived. The citizens raised the
white flag Between coo aad 1000 troops
landed at Edenton.
The population Of Edenton j. about two
thousand. and Il distant from Suffolk about
fifty miles. la the afternoon two gunb0ats
went up the Chowan river, towards Winston
and several Others towards the mouth Of the
Roanoke. Hartford. the capital Of Perqui-
mans county. was taken by the federais yes
terdAy.
a Nashville Telegram Of the 18th says a
dispatch was received from Cumberland
CITY this evening stating that one Federal
gunboat had appeared AZ Fort DoDelson and
this morning opened fire on the Fort, but
without injury 10 IL. The Fort returned the
fire aud the gunboat retired. The federal-
have landed in force aud battle with light
artillery commenced this morning. Ii j. re
ported that the Federal force is from 10 600
20 1000. When the steamer left for Cum
herland City the battle wa raging With
grpat earnestnes-.
NASHVILLE Feb ia dispatch from Fort
Donelson dated III 10 this morning. states
that the firing Of artillery commenced this
morning, before sunr-s Aud had continued
increasingly up 20 Tia. lime. The eneinys
keeps respectful 81 aroe. The field ar
tillory i engaged all along the line
Ls4fr
9:iJ p. A.-Ihe firing ceased proba-
bly owing 20 desire ofthe cnemy TO change
their position. So far We have repuised the
enemy at every point along the line. Our
lops Il small The Federal gun boats have
retired. and We think they arc severely in
jured.
LATTn.
The day has almost passed, and We still
hold our own. Nchaye repulsed the enemy
at every point, and driven back their gun
boats We have whipped them by land and
water They will probably attack rs TO-
morrow.
Our loss Is not yer, Great. while that OF
the enemy mus, be heavy. We have repals
cd the enelny every where. and we are sat
isfed that we have injured their gunboai'
materially. We have made them retire
| twice. Our lines are cntrenched all round
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captain Of the shfp Mccnny. states that D.
was boarded by the pirate sumter, but 70
leased q. learning that she hailed from Bul
tirore
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE. Feb. I've are in rcceipt Of
good news from Bowling Green, but tho tele-
graphing thereof l. expressly intcrdicted for
the present by the commanding General
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- Mrs NJ. A. cEossr. in taking leave
Of her friends and patrons. takes pleasure IN
introducing 20 them. MISS NJ. A. fosn. Who
comes among US highly recommended a. a
competent and successful teacher of ma.ic.
from Toledo, Ohio.
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~ Miss N. A. fonp. teacher Of music
offers her services 10 the public and can b'
found at the residence OF Mr.. Graf. on
Ohio Street. between esh and 9Th OF al
dreS- = o. Box 200 dlm
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- Lost On lasi evening memorandum
book containing namber 81 accoupt---
The finder viii confer favor 90 d. nv
less Ing Is AZ this Office
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Ia der ST. Cussirs H.ur. sm Monsas.
den IL Fchnar.
~ TIN IL thr = NJ cin aa-eeze,si,a-,ea
supper servirt
Tickets 40 cent,
MARTY SrInllN
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FROM NEWARK

Ni~AAK. y. T., Feb. l5.-E2 Go, crnor
and ES-Speaker Pennington : dangerously
~
FROM BOSTON.
Besro>, Feb. ls.-Hon. Mr Appleton
Dc. THE morning
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HOUSE.

tFoestsif kNoNN Az Faf ts1t.sss snVx
Corner Washington and section ST..
SULLIVAN. INDIANA.
I'VE Undersigned hasinz purchase n.s a.crs
Il dssien making Il one of ne most comfortable
Hotels In the West. aud far rurerloT On even
respect 20 aEy In this place. and for The 2rco-D4la
dstioo q The travelling public eDd eDisFf1inmeni 81
etussns wishing boarding. pledge un~earle1 sooT i,
q secure TIE hsbest c9uffs ADD Convenience ~
thsif spefts. sni have fil ce7fif1ce lntte srr,ss
offte<r sndeAscrs.
VS.. u. kS0TIs ;. NJ WHITE. Prsprisfor,.
Sevsnesg O. ISL. ttvu
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sB-0os Morton reached bono on Friday
afternoon. having been detained several
hour. by the bFcakage OF AZ ale oi one 81
che carr of the BclleioniAine train.
~ The contract for Keeping the paaper
Of Vigo sounty Cor the year i-oss ~as a~ard-
Cd on saturday 10 Vim. wss1'ns. he being
the bel biddes-
The county pa,s him $3.50 per ana1ia ioF
the resident poor and al 80 per week Tor ios
transient psupers. and a. % per week i"r
the insane Watkins furnishing everything
and having the use of the farm
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WE have made arrang, naents 10
" psocure, without delay. The
KACh PAY. BOUNTY and LAND AkRANTs
which 10y be due discharged Soldlsr. O. the rels-
t.ses Of deceased soldiers.
Ofare IN IoFiuihian Buildings, Terre Hanle, lad.
MACK A. TIkCf,
jAro"tSwe~ Attorney.
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Sunday Night Dispatches.

Sunday Night Dispatches.
Order for the Arrest 0G
Traitors.
bridge Burners assa .sssas-
sjms not 10 be RsieOsed.
VOTERS TO TAKE THE OATH OF
ALLEGIANCE.
Officer, and Regsmrnts IN Route tor
the Cumberland River.
Cold Weather at TT. Douelson.
GREAT STRENGTH or THE FORT.
Position Of the E ederal Army.
The Rebels Compile teiy Sur
rounded!
Casualties to the 0unboats.
SoRTIE b. TIKI REBELS
Our Banner Floats on the OuIer
Entertainments.
Four Federal Colonies Reported
Killed.
INCIDENTS or THE rtGHT.
The (Iunboat y SSault
Rebels E.sperfed 20 ErWe-
nate .MaMMss0s.
REORG iNfzING THE VAR DF~
PtRTMENT
Of1irial from Conn. FoOte.
The Upper Fort Captured.
Later from Roanoke island.
The Sumter Again.
Federal Troops Possess
Bowling Green.
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extraordinary MERIT.
Aust b,icng T. ma, whi,h piea.sscgeey one. such
-. tho case with ne stock 81 ceodA II
EDSALL, McDOlGAL y cos.
At thia sesson VI The yeas. when other stocks ara
broken and merchants ethihu empty shelves.
stock 4 fresh snd Complete. embracing splendld
variety e
Dress Goods, Shawls. Cloaks, furs,
Silks. Hoods. Nubias. soutass. and
All 1srnsr 4 things that . woman car pai
On the crown 81 her head. 10 the cole a. her ioci.
or wrsr rossnd hsr shoulder. at round nsrwsss,
or ih.i can be sewed On. or pinned On. laced.
rted on with a string. or stitched O. with how,
In front. OF behind. above or below.
For Cloaks. MantlIias, Capes. Collars or shawl.
Dresses for Breakfast and Dinners aud Rail-
Dresses % -, IN, and stand in. and ssik IN.
Dresses 10 daas> in. and niri IN. and tsih N
fre-scs IN which g. DO nothing Al al
Dresses for winter. and dressed ioE fall.
All y them different In color and pattern.
SIX. musliu am lace. ereps. velvet and satin.
nrocadc ars nrosdcloth. and ofhnr psstsrssi.
Qc.tn A. expensiss and mnch more ETHEREAL
Ia .ors al iinss tst could ever hs thour M q
Or mlliiner, &C moflste OF brakeman be borghd q
isasau Cor. Main and Fourth sire u.
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Eight aeaners loaded viii troo,e have
pas0eddown The river lioce Moaasy ai.ht.--
a lssgs esssef boss. carrying troops sai
rss- DON daring he eoaling three ssy.
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Official from Com. FoOte.
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obs r. A.--1ho firing ceased proba-
bly, owing 10 a desire ofthe enemy 10 change
their position. So far We have repulsed the
enemy AT every point along the line. Our
ioss IA small. The Federal gun boats have
retirsd. and We think thes arc sevcreiv in
fprad
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The Ss~ Aibaas fs5-rr Of weoe-a.
afe
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REORG iNIZING THE HtR DF~
P4RTMENT
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Au't belong T. ma, ~hieh piea.es cseeJ one. such
- the case with me stock 81 cood4 nov a
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For tha Soldiers.


Dr.. N. LaI1orde, Chain men Of tn. Central
Relief Association for the Carolina Soldiers,
publishes card to the people o. the state, set
ting forth the urgent n.c-ssi,ies OF our soldiers
and the duty Of I'll. people to promptly extend
them relief. To this end the varinus Di.uic,
Associations now in existence. az well rs those
which may be formed, are invited t" co opei at.
with the Central Association, which will tax e
upon ,tseli to furnish saie and ready transit TO
all the money and supplies which may be con.
tribured for that purpose.
Associations, where they do not exist, should
at once be formed in every part Of the State
to ussist in this important labor Of duty sni lie.
cessity. A very pretty start has been made at
this place let renewed efforts now Le made IL.
COZ junction with the parent Association IN Col,
un'na, ard 1T the good work spread through
Out every portion Of the District. The soldiers
must bc clothed, or ti'e Cause is lost The we.
ccssiiy is iumincnt Almost ever, family in the
country can do something; especially ia hlark
cts, C mimts. clothing. or shoes. Contributions
oi this kind ate pai tirularly desired. being FAR
more important than money.
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FOR THE LANCASTER LEDGER.

MR. EDIroK,-'rhs lust issue Of your pa.
Per c"nlain"S nn article over the signature
"f "Man' Ftiend>," suggesting my unme
Tor the vacnhcy IN the State Senate orcn.
stoned by the death of th. late lnnenied
Col. Dixon Bnrnes; and, bu,h before aid
SLICE the appearance Of ,ha, Article, | hn,"
been sol c,tcd by irrnds, ia various PORTIONS
oi the District. To allow NV nan.r Ia D.,
placed IN nomination g. r that nfic- Were
! 20 c"nsuii my individual feelings, or iu
ier"st-, ] w'uld certainly hot arcrlr - po.i.
'nn !" .i'- Legislature ~ hi. .ur.i,u,..r
'i,u"; bu, ! conceive il To b. tia. uut. ,r
every mn, in this cri.i-, To l.. . iltipy f.,
ASSUME Whatever share "f Tee ,uLLr bur.
IDEAS or responsibilities the people. in their
judgement, may ste iii to casI UPON .,m.-
therefore, "iih many thanks Il, tn. friend,
VIII" have urged ne to do 80, acerp, h.
"'''''nn ION, n"t, it elected. will serve a..
p "r'e oi l.shra>'rr to the bes, Of m, ,Li;;
Respectfully.
L Il IIANMO,
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'"ere VA" = full battery Of field pisc.s and
TWO boat howitzers. These troops were
commanded by Brig. G.n Terry. Having
ELECTED their landing ut mn early hour aud
"f'rn In our pickets, tho Yankees nd.
'anred rapidly to Yards the rairoud. They
f1rsi encountered our forces ub,u, .l.v.,
oe'o'S' II. IN, and The hphling was KEEP; up
WIN more "r .css spirit FROM that lin. u,.
W h'e O'Clock. p IN, when the ea,m, D,
gan |" wa'rr nnd finally fell back ia di,,r.
GER ''"''ng hts deaf upon the field The
action is described bv an eye wi,.e-s /.
nave been u SECOND Secession, lille affair. in
we u'SPnfi'! vi III" forces engaged, ia the
s"'oorh character of the contest, and in
'"r completeness at the rrpul-e Capt.
E'h"''s battery und the Virginia battery
are said To have covered themselves mi,,
g'ory' a later report, though MOI official
p'"res The humber of our cusun! les at
twenty killed and SIXTY wounded.
Am"ng The enemy's dead left on th.
Held Was apt. Ilnui iton, Of IA German
battery ih the iank.. srr,Ire W.. can
'"fed wv" Pr's"n'.s, w"o were Brought To
Tho city n,t e,ening Tney sat. tina, II,
the time hey Quilted Port Royal, no iron
e'"d had yet made it's apprurance nm"ng
the 81 ssels At that station
he "b"'lii"D troops in their retreat left
the gr"und sIrr"n with exc-Irn, krnv
sacks II. led with Yankee notion, of ,ari.us
Kinds They also threw aside large NUN
ber' "f carefully prepared fag",., to lc
used for inc-n,iiary pupuses A f,isnd nns
sent u" specimen of these fag"rs, ronsi-.
ting of split pinr, t~ in d with "akum and
spr'"k"d WIN po~d,r. 1t ma, b. seen -,
our otirr
Tue i"ii".i"g official ucroun, Of the nc
lion ""s sued b. Gen Benurey,ri IN 5,
'arnah on the 23i inst:
ihe Ah"'iIi"nl-ts attacked in f,rc. Po
c"ialie" "Gd ,u"snw huichre Yesterday
Ine, "rre gn!lanriy rrpusrd to their .un
b"ats nj Macke,'s Point and Bees Creek
L'"hi"g, Lf Cmonel w. = Wa,ker. com
ninndin. the DIS rici, and Cot. G. l. u,ru
'"' commanding the troops sent from
he.c The enemy had com. in thi.,r. n
transports aud guLboats Ia. Charleston
aud Savannah Railroad is unirjurd T"-
hb"li'ionIsts lett Their dead aud wou,ri, q
an tie held, and "nr ca,nlr, j. 10 hot ,ur
suit. q L BEAuRESAED
GenernI C"min"niug.
1HE LATEST
'Hh''"' dr"p"'cIes received la-t evening,
"nn"uEc" that ihe enemy, h.rt uf gun
boats aud trnnsp"ris, which had hrrn i.y
at Macka,'- Point sine. the nc,iun. ,rs,rr.
dn. afternoon stranird down Bread River
h Port Royal. so er.d. tn. first .xuIui, t.,
TIE valiant MitcnrlI "n the South Carolina
coast - Chdr'esto" Mercury, 25th imst
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Clorning for the Soldiera

The Souih Cdroiinian says tl.at, In accor
dance with arrangements made some time since
by Oumtcrniaster- general James jones will
the secretary OF War, through General Mciow
All. OF the Confederate Army. the clothing il,
the State Quarter masters Depa' tmcn. was sold
p ess provision that the issues thereirom a,e "a
he made dr't to the troops f,om this S'ate in
F"gi'a. Ia the 10, a'e about 7.utn coats,
3 10 orercoa's, $40" pa'rs pants, aud. be,,
oi all. some 6.O0u blankets Our noble v.te
rains will soon be able, ~c uu.t. to bid King
Winter ~ stem defiance ~ they have hitherto
hurl, NJ Kiug Abe
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From the Amy Of The Potomac

k-i"rt- tom the io'"'n.c "n yesterday,
(says the Rcnn"nd Enquirer. or Oct. 23d. J
place - p"r.i"n Of our army ia Mar, Iaud,
opposite Shrphenis,"an. We ba,. no
particulars Of any such movement; but
dirk IL probable tha, such !. Ihe eus. -
+ "m present indications The winter camp.
"ign Ia this quarter will be c"nduc' ed ,s
the campaign Of Mana,,a-, during III. win.
Ter Of 1872, should event, not b. inter
rupied by amy decisive battle. Ihs s-ason
viii soon begui uhen the condition Of The
roads will '~nds' military. operations .x.
'r'm''y difficnl,, and especially among the
h'l:s aud mountains of Tho lower Valley.
a battle may be- fought aeon. and both
"fm,es are aware Of tue necessity yIus
sxss01 Dssuu uSSs. Ivp .a.a,. al
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tFoH THE LAhCAsrEK LEDGER I

a.
"'''" 'eSpee"""! IN
'''' f"Pr' ""e'"e' '"e '""h
'"' "">e "'"hei' Tor ms Year
'''' p'N'"'''"S are h"'r W
' t''"'" '"' '"e e'ecti"n "i
'"" 'o"' ""'"e"'. some ''"e
""" was SAL" ''"'
'"' We '"e ""''""S
=, '"'' ''e''''" '""' "e nave
'' 'e"' o"' ''' not able I"
e''''' ""' 'e'" ''''""s' up
p"'''' 'e'"''' " me Tact should
w " '>"'''"''""' mat '"'s '"un'
'" "''' "'' !e' q"''''ieh, ana entered upon
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Last Call to Con sorints

The n,drrHig"rd has been appointed EN-.
rolling officer for Lancaster D,-tri,,. All,
orders I" enroll, gather and tran Dor, 10 m.
|anp "i Instruction nj Columbia, all uer
sons 'i"bie !" c"nscrip ion under the Az, n,
Congress. approved 18th uf April asa. ..,u,
hrnelng al per."ns between the 40 >. of ~
"hd 80 'r"rs who hav" MT pnr ,.i H., ,L.
"'"p 81 Insiru"i!or ard at lI,u,- wr,,, i,,Y,
Dee" discharged ON s'uru-um'~ C.r,t;.,I,
"Ht WIZ" .'e 40" able L" perform in,nIar,
h"'I MI ,"ch per>"rs are isr.bv or,i,.r..,
:" report !" the immediately u, Inprnsi.,
I"nH House on pain of being dragged from
'h"ir hiding places BY the Sherif nnd d,. ,t
WIN ~ d"srrters Such ver."ns are sI.,,
ho'inr'i th"t am anin"nzrd &" euIi,, iI,.u,
W tie hrst Regiment of l,fmtr,, comu.n
drd br Col. John Dunovani, stal.onrd o,.
Sn!iIvah'. Island
X G BILLINGS.
i"r"'.iH2 uiSsT iVG i.l.s.,.,s lJ.-,.
u'> 70. i<ss, Ssf
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OBITUARY.

Died in the Hospital at Richmond. Va, on
'he i.t d'y "i September 1852, " Illiam Hill.
son OF Jarrett aud Elcndcr lli, aged about 80
yeas. lie was member f Cap. Frank Civ.
bum company, l2th Regiment :. g. V. NJ.
fought through the battles be.ore Rirbmond
without the sl'ghtrst irju, on the fatiru.s of
the battle; tut shortly after H.. b,,,l,. H..
attacked with typhoid fever which proved fatal
lie leaves devoted wife. two little children
an aff"ctiorate father aud uoth"r, brothers and
sisters to NOUN their loss, tut .lcv mourn. not
as those who have no hope, for their loss is his
eternal gain.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

RfP +. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WHEREAS, john w Twittv ha. a,
piled /" me Tor Letters OF Ad,nin,,,r,
'lon on all and singular the Goods an!
Cu'tt!r-. Rlgtls and Credits II SAM x
ynn late OF tho District aforesaid, d,
ceased
These are, therefore, I" cite and admop
'sh all and slHguIJr, the kindred and cr.di-
tors "i the said deceased. To b. and ;,,,,,.,,
before me at our neX, CiiIuar,'s Court i,,
the "'d" district. !" be holden "A. Lancaster
C"ur; ''"nse on the 5Ih day of November
next. 10 show cause. if any wny The .aio
administration should not be granted
/ - ! Given under INV hand uni srul.
( I"N. THIS The 2Is, day of Oct. il.
t~~ } the year of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and $xly.,wo, and m
tmr e'ghty'sr'enth year ot the Independence
ot lho Stale ot South Carolina.
+. Il. HAMMOND. O.. D.
Yet ~ lSh3. 35-3:-p { : 50
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Estate Sale.

nv Pernlss'on Of =. T. Hammond, Eso
ofoinnry Tor Lancaster District, wa will s.,,
at the residence Of Mira. Elizab.,h SELL
d"oeas"d, "n Thursday IN. 9th dny Of No.
vemb-r next, the personal Es,n,. Of IN. ,.H
deceased, consisting of three slny., ION =,
Woman and NO ,hildren.) Household nns
Kitchen iurrirure, Cows nno Calves, IIoy..
Cotton in Seed, Com, Fodder. and other ar y.
iicleS.
IiEEs ~ SALE-All sums under five
l'"ll'rs cash (; over fiv. collars, a credit Of
we've mon h., the purchaser 10 give note
with good and sufficient sureti.s, with in 4.
terest from div Of sale.
IANDY JOlINSON,)
ilEkOD JOHNSON, M" ~
Oct. % 1861, Att.
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strategy" may possibly lead both into
compulsory quietus for the winter before
the blow can BE- struck.
The YAHxxE l.oSs AT PERKYvILLE Til

JHE YASxsE I.oss AT PERkYvILLE The
Baltimore American saws;
Tue Union losses at the battle Of Perry
vile, (o,her"ise called the b,l;lr uf Chap.
lin iiii'",) nr-. We regret to perceive. much
larger than stated III some of the reports -
In R"-seans division alore tn. total los,
wns upNar'is If TWO th"u-ani ~ follows
Killed. 465; wounded, i,l53; missing, l6l
making total of 2oS9 Included in these
figures nre about seventy commissioned "i.
hcers. This division. We believe. bore the
br"nt of the fight. !, il t"mpo-.d Of the
9'h Brigade. General Harris: I7,h brigade.
General lrle, and 18th Brigade. General
Sta, weather.
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Notice to Tax-Pavers.

The boUss for the reception rf tho War
Tax. will DC rsopened uu The 18Th day Of
October next.
vii, be at the Court House On tho goth
nnd 2lst DAYS Of Octub~r.
At SmaIrs, Wednesday,, October 22d
Al Geo. VI Fu".erLurk'. Thursday 23d
~ TaHnhaw, Friday Gath
Al llurtons. Saturday 25th
Al Jessce b Mobleys. Monday 9Th
AZ Matthias Crenshsw's, Tuesday 28t.
AZ Ne's III Bells, "Wednesday 29,h
At Ciaigsvie, Thursday Both
At /. MagIlTs Stor. Friday 3lst
n' or'ar' Saturday November LIST
Aud al the Cour. House Monday (Saleday)
Nov ,ember 81
Ihe tax books will be closed on the 18th
hay 0f November. The War tax u,ust all
DC p"id on or before that day have rnads
Lo 'P|"'niments 1T Mr.. iiuey'. and Ross
store, AS there are bat few persons to pay
at those places, and they can pay ut Cruiys.
VILE and Bela,r Confed.rat. notes Which
has bee calIvd in, will not be received in
payment oil the Har tax
J.R. HUNTER,
Il. &. l.. ID.
Sept ls. 1862 33-6t.
+. S.-TaAa5ie property which has not
.6een assessed, can b. returned to me any
tIine, before the tax books are closed.
}. r. II.
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CAUoHr ~ Tue Acr.--Two Yankee ofi
GERS aud fur prisaies have bcen taken pri
sonsr, on .wha, is known ~ Cni.oIm's 10
band, near For Royal Ferry. under tie f.I
lowing circumstances: Some pieksts iton,
Capt Manning Kinks Company Of Partisan
Ranger di.eoverrd these scamp. stealing
fr.h irow Sir 4 lbisolm's orchard The,
sarrousdrd them, and gave them III. alter
Matte "f surrendrr,ng or being shot LIS.
C.t Scoi,'s covn, tho Yankee ihi.v-.
"s"nss do~ o" on rondii,on thai ear boys
~ ovSdu : sSssa." - LAartunpa ksruwn
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NOTICE;

The Tenchers "f Lancaster Distric, are
hereby Notified I" hand in their accounts to
" w. brik, Treasurer. legally prepared
oy The T'nth at November u-xi. uIheru ise
'neS VIII De rejected, by order Of tie Board
vi Free Schools
A. s. NESBET. Chr',n.
J.T COPELAND, Sve',.
Oct 90 1867 aaIt
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NOTICE;

bn III" III at N"v'm,.- n.x,. Stag. tar.
!" ! M "S'rr will hr L-ri /" /, 90 a sent
a"' 50 tbs i'nrray- all, wrd
'""n'""rs long or returning will b.
charged 81 90
ANY y ckag"s 10 or fr"m v"lnnt.rrs v III
he tkrn and forwarded Tree "f rharg. =.
All "'h"r ""rk"s"s must b. pr"p,ii.
NC' UitRY & ORCH
cnmd. u. Oct IS. 1862 3s.nr