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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-02

The Agricultural Department of the Pat
ent Office has impaired great stimulus to
fruit and vine culture. The demand on the
department for grape vines amounts almost
to q mania, and next year FIVE hundred
thousand grape-cuttings will be rooted.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-02

Here IL the perfection of treacle and brim-
stone in the preacher who, after warm de-
scriphon Of the glories Of heaven, suddenly
exclaimed, "Now, my brethren, let us take
off the lid of the bottomless canldron, and
see what is going on below poY e5s..a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-02

and most pleasant, snd the transition of the
atmospheric temperature of the room will
not be so abruptly changed as would be the
case by the Introduction of the cold aud
chilling air of either morning or afternoon.
THOMAS SHEREN.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-02
MEDICAL.
DENTAL.

nR. HIERKDITB. DENTIsT,-OFFTCH
NJ on Sixth-st, between Race and Elm faP9lER
40. 139, near Raoe-st. Teeth extracted f3
without pain, on q new principle, without
the Of drugs any injurious agent, Positively
no humblG. Having had nearly twenty years on.
oity, he can give perfect satHfaotioh 60 all who Will
patroniSe him. Bis terms are 90 reaaoaal 70 that
Vou will save nearly one-hAlf by calling on him,
IdAQ1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-02

wvFsTRRN MUeB ~ URIy-sYOAMORE-
w STREET, near Third where can % seen
ins; Wax Statuary Of the moet prominent persons
thaf ever lived Scenes Of all the late Battlss LY.
In length, Weighing 3S5 pounds the Arctic Hats
miIlions Cf Oufiosities too numerous TO nentIop. !.
iIbssnf assi.tf w WIN. NJ. ALLEN, Lessee.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-02
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines
PRICES REDUeEBI

T1U WHEELEE a VTTTaou awww
y lhG-AAOHlEE COMPANY, hayips Fain-l,
si " cir snlh e Law with Infringing mangfss-
t,nneTIeeeys end nave accordingly RHDUOHD THF
khICEe Of their Sewing machineE,
,hsyinH mede, for over geyon yssTE, ths uazt nos.
@ 1ist Eemliy SEWING machine In the ooantEy, aif
smasking ma. ONn AgNpkEp MA0HIHFB per daT
they are prepared with such extraordinary kSelIl
tiles and eKpertenoe 70 guarantee 70 tie Narnl,arS
entire satisfsction. an cor MachiHe1 Sfs 1S3f9
equally Well, and dare rt 1e.h si1 gT9h I
WARRANTED THREH XHABsl absg11
The difference in price being merely dfnsraSob d
91,3O5 Machines sold IL lass, boina dou -
awarded the First Premiun In the -
-. FAIRs OF 1858. 1853 AND 1888,
AnA At the Cincinnati Ieohsuios' Ipst,tu,. -
EVUR BUOOESBIVE YEARS we have taksV ~
First Premium over all competitors as the best
BEST FAMILY sEwIRG-MAOHINH
q uses ~ oShuttle, makes the lock stitch alikss
both sides the goods, leaving no chain on Ffdae
on the unoer.side Of the seam; and usos but ~
- muoh thread a. the chain-stitch maohinea
send eI call for Circular, containing pr5ears
Testimonials, etc.
swM. SUMMER q CO., Agents,
~ West Fourth-st.
- PIXIES oFERA-HOUsK,
delE UINoINNATE
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-02

PROGR ANNIE.
PART FIRST.
l. Ouverture-Fipg pgal.............,.... Mendelssohn
2. Ave Verum Corpus Natum, Ex Maria
Chorus with accompaniment of String Instruments.
g. Pieta Signore- The Celebrated Prayer
Stredella.
Bsry tone Solo.
a. Tantum Ergo Sacramentum........... Bach
Chorale without accompaniment.
g. The One Hundred and Eighteenth Psalm,
Cherubini
Chorus and Orchestra.
g. March Triumphal.. roelI
Orchestra.
PART SECOND.
The Forty. second Psalm ......... Mend deelsso ohm,
Soil, Chorus and Orchestra.
[ja2.c 81
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1862-01-29
The Enemy's Operations in the West
A Change of Plan.

The editor Of the Memphis Ippcol
thinks the Yankee army in Kentucky
has determined to make their grand de-
monstraton against Bowling Green.-
They now claim 10 have one hundred
and ten thousand men between that
point and Louisville, aud every day in
creasing the number, and soon expect to
have one hundred and fifty TO two hun.
drsd thousand. 1t then says:
The original determination Of the ene'
my to advance simultaneously upon Co
Iumbus and Bowling Green-which WAS
probably entertained month ago
seems, from all We can learn, TO be now
abandoned. A ve,y startling rumor has
reached them, and been published in
their papers with much nervous appre
hension, that tho rebels have been plant.
ing their torpedos. submarine batteries
and various other Internal machines be
low Cairo in the bed OF the Mississippi
river, and so powerful has been the NOR
al effec, Of the intelligence that forth
with the gun and steamboat pilots deser
ted by scores, and the remaining few re
fused to serve in the down river expedi
ton. Hence the probable cause Of lhi:
change Of programme from an invasion
down the Mississippi to an expedition ~
tue Tennessee and Cumberland rivers, il
injunction with the land attack on Gen
Johnson. We believe. accordingly, tha
the flo,ilIa which was being CONSTRUCTED
with the view Of making New Ohean,
its destination, will now nave an eye OF
ClarksviIe or Nashville. No stone shouls
be left unturned to con front its advance
by Preparations so formidable Ms to en-
sure its discontinue.
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Small Pox,

BY the following extract Of a letter re
ceiveG by the editor last evening, it ap
pears that the Yankees, having pro,
fessed to give protection to the poor ne.
groes at Hilton Head, while tley car
m Ike them work, are anxious to throw
t'en off upon us az soon as they have
iloculated them with small pox
"We have scarcity Of reliable new.
from the enemy. To-day we hear flag
Of truce has reached our camp at Port
Royal, from the commander 10 Gen. Lee.
asking the removal Of the hundreds OF
negroes who are dying with the small
pox, and whom lie can neither shelter.
feed nor nurse. Alas what a commen.
tary upon Yankee philanthropy | 1t is
to be hoped our General will not permit
these hordes Of deceased creatures to re
turn to our healthy camp, and thus eni
tail on us the evils and nuisances that
make the Yankees tremble and shrink
from them with horror.
ave also learn that some seventy ne
groes ran away from their protection on
Edisto and threw themselves on the o.
lection If their masters. 1t is doubtful
whether these runaways ought to | Q al.
owed TO return at all. eSouM Cdrolinian.
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in amount, and in lieu Of the War Tax
Of the Confederate States levied under
the act Of Congress entitled "An act to
authorize the issue Of Treasury Noes
and to provide War Tax for their re-.
demption," approved the nineteenth day
Of August, one thousand eight hundred
and sixty one, and the Tax Collectors
shall collect the same in conformity with
the returns and amounts set forth in the
books Of Tax Collectors Of the Coincide
rate States, furnished them by the Treas.
urer OF the Lower Division and the Pres.
ident Of the Bank Of the State Of South
Carolina, as hereiubefore provided.
VIII. That the compensation to be al.
lowed 10 Tax Collectors for the collec.
ton Of the tax aforesaid, and the dis
charge Of all the duties prescribed in this
Act, shall be as follows, TO wit Two per
centum on the first ten thousand dollars
Of the sums collected, and one half Of
one per centum on the remainder OF the
same Prorided, That in no case shall
the compensation be less than three hum
dred dollars nor more than six hundred
dollars lind ProUnied, That the COM
pensa,ion Of the Tax Collectors ior the
Parishes Of St. Philip and ST.. Michael
shall be two thousand dollars.
lN. That returns shall he made az
usual by the Tax Collectors to the Treas
arer Of the Upper Division and the 1fes,-
urer OF the Lower Division, within thirty
days after the respective duties in this
Act mentioned for the closing Of the
books, and the moneys collected paid in
to the Treasury within the same time.
y. That the Treasurer Of the Lower
Division and the President, Of the Bauk
Of the State Of South Carolina are here
by authorized to draw from the Treasury
Of the State all sums deposited therein
rs the produce Of the War Tax aforesaid,
and apply the same, as it may be paid in,
to the gradual reduction and final exlin-
guishinen, Of the loan made 10y them,
both OF the principal and interest Of the
debt.
Nj. That all existing penalties aud for-
FIXTURES imposed by law, and all other
provisions made 10y law for the enforce.
ment OF the collection Of State taxes, are
hereby adopted and applied to the colIec'
tiou OF taxes under ,hi. Act. and the said
taxes shall "a PAYABLE III the medium
provided by law for the payment Of
State .HXcs.
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, January lex President
JonS TYLER died during las, night The
f"gs on the Capitol are displayed a. hall
mast in respect to his memory.
SUNDAY, January l9.-The remains Of
Ex President John Tyler are now lying
in state in the Hall Of Congress.
The funeral will take place to morrow,
when the sulogies will be pronounced
The body will be buried 10 noIly Wood
Cemetery, by the side Of the grave oI
James Monroe.
The statement published to the effect
tha, the Gladiator had arrived, and also
another, that Gen. Van Dorm had been
seriously injured by fall from his horse.
are both untrue.
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The amount Of cotton, taken from
each plantation is carefully ascerta,ned,
each bag is marked with the former own
er's initials, and an account kept both
with the estate and With tie negros, so
that at any time the Government will I've
able to compensate any Of the owners
who shall prove to have been loyal. The
cotton found on these islands is, as is well
known, Of superior quality it IS worth
so cents pound on the island and rs
cents in New York. It is in ordinary
times sent almost exclusively to France,
where it is mixed with silk and cotton
goods ; its texture is of the finest quail
ty, and its culture requires the greatest
and most constant care. There are i'm.
mense quantities Of it yet stored in the
cotton houses Of these islands more
even has beeu discovered than was antic-
ipated at least 100000 worth are
believed to have been already secured.
Since the negroes have discovered that
they will be paid for their exertions, they
have brought in soIne that vas buried
in the interior, and manifested grea, care
to preserve and obtain as much as posi-.
bic. | have heard some instances Of
their giving warning in advance when
their masters or the rebel soldiers con,
templa!ed any new burnings.
As for the ginning. most of it is to he
done in New York it is the opinion of
those who have charge Of the work, that
it can be learned with ease in day by
any workman Of ordinary capacity. and
the labour is by no means arduous. Here
it will require engineers and engines, as
well as gins, and nacessitate a who'e
corps Of assistant overseers, for the ne,
gros are utterly incompetent to do any
thing without incessant supervision.
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General Beauregard's Report.

The Richmond Examiner Of Friday
says:
We learn tha, there has been sharp
and prolonged controversy IN secret ses
sion Of Congress on the topic Of General
Beauregard's report Of the Battle Of Ma.
nassas. II will be recollec,ed that n por-
ton OF this report WAS displeasing to
President Davis, who we now learn, sent
the document into Congress, accompan.
led by comments Of his own on some OF
its preliminary passages. Tho order
eventually taken by Congress WAS to
have the document published, after ex
purging the preliminary portion Ct it,
and also tho comments Of the President
therein. We learn that a number of
members urged the publication Of he
entire report, with the Presidents Mes.
sage, on the ground that injustice WAS
done TO General Bssursgard in publish
ing AZ his report what WAS not really MS
report, and for the purpose Of convincing
the public that the controversy, as shown
in the papers, SO far from being a serious
one, was Of the most trivial description.
As the report, in its present expurga.
ted form, has been deprived OF its man
Poin;s Of popular interest, and merely
narrates ~ba. Is more than thrice told
tale-the order aud incidents Of the bat.
tle-it would be useless to burden our
columns with il.
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.Superseded.-A story is in circulation
that Mcclellan has charged Adjutsnt
General Thomas with having ,rsitorously y
made known his signals, which on a re.
cent occasion prevented grand demon
stration on our army Of the Potomac.
We observe in the extracts from Nor,
thern papers that General Seth Williams
has been appointed Aljutant General ol
the army Of the United States 10 place
Of General Thomas. This gives some
color to the statemeut.-SouM Carroll,
MAN.
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a Contession.-A Lincoln correspon'
dent Of the Chicago Tribune, speaking
of the progress Of the war, says:
"The fact is, the cause Of the Union
has not progressed one inch, anywhere,
but has constantly lost ground every.
where. 1t is not ia the power Of Mr..
Seward-in accordance with whose ideas
the war has thus far been conducted
to put his finger on the spot where the
cause Of the Union has progressed one
inch, either in Europe or in America"
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LANCASTER H. SOUTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY MORNING. JAM 1862

pied as to occasion destruction of crops
or property, the Chief Collector Of the
State shall notify the Secretary Of the
Treasury thereof, and shall certify the
facts proper to form Judgment as to tie
ability Of such county, town, district, or
par, thereof, to pay the War Tax.
9. G.. MEMMINGER,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
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Tile Cotton Crop Of iso2.-Ths cot.
ton planters of Nsiehi,oches parish. have
in public meeting resolved. tha, no plan.
ter, no matter what may be his force,
should plant or raise more than Eve bsles
Of cotton, Of 500 pounds each, in 1862,
unless the blockade is raised before the
first OF March, next.
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est to the families and representatives. of
the deceased soldiers Of the Confederate
army.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Second Auditors Office,
December 80, 1861.
REGULATIONS
For'he Payment of Claims for 1rrears
Of Pay due to Deceased Soldiers.
lst. When an administrator is legally
appointed, the payment mus, be made to
such administrator. upon his fling in this
office the proper certificates of the Clerk
under seal Of the Court.
Cd. Where the amount due exceeds
ore hundred dollars, administration will
be required, otherwise not.
Sd. When there is no administrator,
payment will be made first, to the wild.
ow second, to the child or children (or,
if minor, T. the guardian producing the
| proper MITIGATE under the seal Of the
cour) third, TO the father; fourth, to
the mother; fifth. to the brothers and
sisters and lastly to the general heirs.
4.h. The claiming heir mus, produce
his or her affidavit, and that Of two dis
/ teres'ed persous, stating the relation
ship, and that there is no other person
entitled to claim. For instance. il til.
claimant be a mother, the affidavit mus
state that there is living neither wife
child, Eor father Of the deceased. Til,
magistrate administering the oath shoul,
certify to the credibiIily Of the witness
and the clerk Of the court should certify
under sea, that he is such a magistrate
Claims, prepared in compliance will
the foregoing intructions, and transmit
ted TO this Office by mail, or otherwise
will receive as prompt attention as tL
press Of business will allow.
w. FL. S. TAYLOR, Auditor.
concur in and approve The above.
LEWIS GRUGER, Comptroller.
December 80, 1861.
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The following Roll compose the Lame
Of the Officers md Privates in Capt. Hi
tons Company, lately raised under ,h
two-thirtls basis:
MEL HILTON, Captain.
o. G. HINSON, 1st Lieutenant.
J. NJ. BELK, I'd
JAMES SMALL, Sd
B. +. Hancock, 1st Sergeant.
S. Funderburk, Cd
w B Hilton, Sd
NJ ID Hilton, 4,b
Is ! Williams, 5Ih
G w Funderburk, Is, Corporal.
T G BackmoH, I'd
III Williams, Sd
A w Heath, 4th
7 II ely burn, Commis'ry and Clerk.
PRIVArES.
Jas Adams, b F Halle,
J w Blackmon, q w Joiner,
John A Backmon,S l. Remington,
w l. Faulkner, Jacob Knight,
Jno Barefeld, VIM NJ Knight,
S } Bowers, + Knight,
Jno Baker, &c Lsney,
J NJ Baker, Edward McManus,
II } Bell, . Mchailey,
q ii Caldwell. CT Miller,
Francis Connel!, Jas Parker,
w NJ Connell, PRESLEY Perry,
J F Council, + Pitman,
n Carnes, W. Phillips,
Jonas Games, L Ross,
w C Csskey, ii r Rape,
Jno Campbell, Is I Rodgers,
Chapman Estridge, L Rodgers,
J w Es,ridge, J + RowelI,
W NJ Es,ridge, EIihue RoweiI,
Minor Estridgr, Spray,
l. n Funderhurk, Jno Spray,
A S Funderburk, II Sloguer,
j NJ Funderburk, w NJ Small,
w w Funde'burk, } w Thompson,
) A Frncher, j w Usher,
S K II Graham, GN Usher,
S J Gamble, w a Vincent,
J L Gordon, w i Vaughn,
J ii Harris, q Watts.
S II Hsrge,,, w NJ Watts,
Calvin Hair, Wylie Watts,
A Holden, j Wright,
l. Hag!er, } . Williams,
A I Walters.
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Supplemental Instructions for the Col
lectors of the War Tax.
Confederate States Of America,
Treasury Department.

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5 0 u L IL G. A r 0LIN A =.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
(In the Common Pieas)
Dudley NJ. Ussery,et al. } Declaration

Samuel Spence. Attachment.
Whereas the Plaintiff did IN the second
day Of December 1861, iile his Declaration
against the Defendant, who (as it is said) is
absent fsom aud without the limits Of the
State, and has neither wife nor Attorney
known within the same, upon whom n copy
Of the said Declaration might be served.
IT il therefore ordered that the said D..
fendant do appear and plead To the said
Declaration, on or before the third day Of
December next, which will be in the year
Of out Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty two, otherwise final judgment, will
then be given mud awarded against him.
II. j. HANCOCK, CFk.
Dee. Ilh, S6l.-I3-ly.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

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II ii f.
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Capt. Hilton's Company.

The following Roll compose the LANES
Of the Officers md Privates in Capt. Hill.
tons Company, lately raised under the
two-thirds basis:
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Claims for Payments Due to Deceased
Soldiers,

The following circular will 6e Of inter
est to the families and representatives of
the deceased soldiers Of the Confederate
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER
Published every Wednes lay Morning
BY
w. MI. G o N N O q S
Editor and prOprictOr.
T E r M s

TIE ID s
Tn advance, g.. 90
At the expiration Of Six Months, ---- $50
At the end Of the Year, ----.-- 800