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The Conscription.

We publish Oh our first page the Act Of Con-
gress extending the provisions of the Conscript
law to persons between the ages of 35 and As
years.
Many persons are desrous of knowing what
effect this Act will have upon the organization
in this State, known as the First Corps of Re-
serves. The Act evidently forbids the aJmis.
sion OF new organizations, and provides that
Conscripts shall be distributed among the Reg
iments already in the service. We have, how,
ever, seen some notice Of bill pending in
Congress, which authorizes the President TO ac-
cept organizations already formed, though com.
posed in part Of persons liable to Conscription.
This bill, should it become law, may save the
First Corps of Reserves. II preserved, il is be.
lieved that the Corps will be permitted to do
service in this State, which will be far better
for those interested than to be ordered to Nir-
ginia aud elsewhere, to fill up companies alrea-
dy in service.
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CIVILIZED WARFAkE-The Yankees, du.
ring their late raid in the neighborhood of
Button, behaved as usual, uanlonly des-
troying private property wherever they
went They entered the beautiful Episco-
pal Church near the Bluff, and totally dcs.
troyed the fine organ, smashed the window
sashes and behaved themselves generally
like sarages At Mr.. CroweIps unprctend.
ing cottage, they broke up his dairy, throw
ing the milk, curds and butter over the
walls and floors, Of course, helping them
selves first They destroyed his salt works
completely, and did as much mischief rs
was possible 10 the few minutes they re.
mained ashore. a party, it is said, entered
one Of the spacious residences in Button
and amused themselves by breaking a fine
piano in pieces, and doing other rascally
acts.
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FOR TIE LANCASTER LEDGER.

10 Improve the physical man it is neces.
sary for US to introduce into our schoola
more physical exercise, and impart to our
young more knowledge by oral instruction.
Reading, and more especially in sitting
posture, prevents the full growth Of the
lungs and heart and so far vigorous dc.
velopment Of the animal frame. The Pri
patetic mode of inculcating knowledge is
the best. The scholars were fought by this
mode in the open air and without being
confined to any particular posture Of the
body. II should be well considered, that to
be the most powerful man, it is necessary
20 have the most powerful heart aud lungs
+. G. MITTAG
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From the Army in Virginia

The Richmond Dispatch says that the latest
advices from our army in Northern Virginia,
and the reported movements of the enemy un.
der Mcclellan, are of an important character,
Ind such "s to create the belief that great
battle is impending, if it has not already oc.
CURED.
All reports concur in the statement that the
enemy in heavy force, have crossed the Poto.
mac at llarpcr's Ferry and Shephrrdstown, and
that our own forces under Gen. Lee have Ia
ken up strong position, in which to await the
approach of the enemy.
Northern accounts say that our forces are
concentrating at Winchester, which place is
being fortified.
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ton that not moro than one third Of the
men have guns that will shoot without n
match, and ammunition enough to load these
one round cannot be found in the army
Let our Executive take notice Of his own
iolly and return from these reviews n wiser
man, Let him and his Council try to take
care of the internal defences of the State,
such as proper preparation for putting
down servile insurrecton within the State
leaving the more important operations of
the army to the Davis Government. Ifthat
Government is an efficient one and can pro
tcct North Carolina and Virginia and all
the other Confederate States, will it not
protect South Carolina alsot II Georgi;,
and North Carolina are willing TO trust to
the Davis Government for defence and pro.
lection need South Carolina be in fear!
Let us resolve TO have one efficient Gov
crnment, and make it efficient bv giving it
our hearty support, although, for the time
being, and for the common good, we must
submit to see State lines oblitcrated, and
our long cherished States right doctrines
trampled upon, anything rather than fail,
We cannot afford to fail, our very existence
is involved in the issue. Then let us give
to that Government our vigorous support
trusting that these privations are but for
time, and that we will soon reinstatc our.
selves in our positions as free, sovereign
and independent States.
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From OUR ARMY on THE PoToMAc.-So
far as we were able to gather yesterday,
from the more reliable sources Of informa-
ton, there has been no material change in
the position OF our army for the past week
No active operations have taken place, and
the rest, which our weary soldiers so much
needed, is being enjoyed by them without
moIestation. Recruits are daily arriving in
Winchester, aud are being sent 10 the army
The stages from Staun.on TO Winchester
nave been impressed by the Government,
aud are being used for the transportation Of
troops between those points.
iiaIper's Ferry is understood TO be in
possession Of Federal troops, our forces
having evacuated Immediately after the
battle of Sharpsbwg. The pckets Of the
enemy extend ss far up as HaIltown, four
miles above HarPe''s Fery.-Riehmond
Dispatch.
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tUS1I'TIA.
Confederate Congress.

RICHMOND, October LIN the Senate
Mr.. Semmes, from the Judiciary Commit.
tee, to whom was referred the resolutions
relative TO Lincolns : emancipation procla
nation, reported II bill to Icpress the atroci-
ties OF the enemy by retaliation. Other
bills and resolutions on the same subject
were presented, and all made the order Of
the day tomorrow, at / o'clock. The re.
r,ainder Of the days session was occupied
in the discussion of resolutions relative to
martial law and provost marsha!s. The
following resolution was finally adopted
yeas q, nays 90: Mr. WigfalI's resolution
that the military law of tho Confederate
States is, by the Constitution and enact>
men,s Of Congress, limited to land and ma.
val and mil itIa when in actual service, and
to such other persons as are within the lines
OF any army, corps, division, or brigade of
the army of the Confederate States; and
that no officer of the Government of the
Confederate States has the constitutional or
other legal authority to declare. re organize
or enforce martial law over any portion of
the territory or citizens of the Confederate
States.
Ia the House, Mr.. Lyons, of Virginia, sub.
mitied n preamble denouncing l.incolu's
proclamation aud a resolution prescribing
the mode Of retaliation against tho enemy. .
Mr.. Chiffon, of Alabama, submitted similar
Resolutions. All referred TO the Committee
on Foreign Affairs. Mr. Foote, of rennes
see, submitted "A resolution re.organizinp
the practical neutrality Of California and
Oregon and the Territories Of Washington
aud Nevada, and proposing upon the asser.
ton of their Independence Of the United
States, the formation OF n league between
the SAID States and Territories and the Con.
federato States. The Senate Exemption
bill was farther amended and passed.
MIcHMoND, October 3.--ln the Senate to
day, Mr. Clay, Of Alabama. submitted a res.
oluiIon for the appointment ofa Committee
oi Thirteen, to take, or cause TO be taken,
testimony of outrages perpetrated by the
forces Of the United States, to be preserved
among The public archieves. Adopted.
The House bill, TO authorize the estab.
Iishment Of Camps Of Instruction, was
passed also the House bill to organize the
Medical Department OF the Provisional ar
my ; also the Senate bill 10 punish and re
press the importation by the enemy Of
counterfeit. Treasury Notes.
The Report of the Committee Of Con.
ference on the Exemption Bill va, agreed
to and sent TO the House for concurrence.
la the House, II bill Was passed TO pro.
vide for the payment of hounties due to de.
ceased soldiers. Also the General Appro-
pristion Bill, for the year, ending in DE.
cember. The discussion Of the Tax Bill
occupied the attention Of the House until
the adjournment.
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lroR THE LANCASTER LEDGER.

MIR. EDIToR.--fn reply to inquiries some
time since addressed through your paper
to the candidates for tine next Legislature
over the signature of "Vox Populi."
would simply state, that from the first ap.
Pearance of my name in the columns of
your pg per, have been opposed to a lor.-
ger continuance of the Convention and
Council, deeming the necessity for the
creation Of such n body as passed and fully
subserved. And as the Convention will
soon be dissolved, and the discretion of
continuing the Council will be transferred
to the Legislature, if so fortunate AZ TO be
one of your next representatives., may
confidently be expected to oppose n con,in.
uance of the Council in any FORM
II. L. JOHNSTON
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OBITUARY..

Died, at the residence of Henry Hancock
Esq, on the nth day of Sept. 1862, Mrs SARAH
F. Consort of II. j. Hancock, Esq., Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas, for Lancaster District
after lingering attack of Typhoid Pneumonia.
The deceased was deprived at an early age in
life, of both Mother and Father, and she at an
early period Of life connected herself with that
branch OF the Church known as the Associate
Reformed Presbyterian, of which Church she
lived and died consistent member
The deceased leaves a Husband and an in.
FAINT Son, to mourn their loss but from evi.
dcnce upon her dying bod, their loss is her
eternal gain.
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5 O u u Ii G. A ROLIN A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

In Ordinary. In matters of Probate of MI
cAa"l llorton's Will.
Whereas, Andrew Johnson, Executor of
Michael Horton, deceased, has filed his Pc,
ution in this office praying to be permitted
TO swear and examine Witnesses upon the
Probate in due form of law of the said Will
and Codici' for the publishing and confirm
ing thereof.
This is therefore 10 notify and cite the chill
dren and the next of kin of the said Mi
chael Horton, deceased, who reside out
the limits of the State of South Carolina
aforesaid, to wit Joanah Moore, Patrick
n. Horton, son of Narcisser Horton, decd,
Children Of Martha Jane Horton, deed. -
their names not known-and Sanford Hor.
ton, to DO and appear personally, or by their
lawful Attorney, in the Ordinary's Court to
be holden ut Lancaster Court House for the
District of Lancaster on Thursday the 9th
day of November next, and fail not under
the penalties that may fall thereon.
+. II. HAMMOND, O. l.. d.
August %, 1862, 29-om3m 90. pf s
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Our Killed and Wounded.

We give below, as far as received, a list of
the casualties among our Lancaster friends,
sustained in the battle of Sharpsburg, Mary.
land, OH the 18th ultimo:
Private |. T. Vincent, recently returned
home, furnishes us with a report OF the casual
ties in Co. l. Q2th Regimcnt) Lieut.. w. J..
Slower commanding:
hHied.-E. l.. Fraser w. NJ. Taylor.
MortdNy Wourded.-Lieut w. J, Slower
(reported to have since died.)
ShghHy Wounded-Lieut. j. r. Wade {;
Wilson Crenshaw Corp1. VIM. Barton Jo-
ssph Richardson ; J. r. Plyler !. T. Vincent.
Co. A. Capt. Wylic 10Th Reg't) Lieut.. Pat
terson comd'g:
hiNed-Private w. T. Nicholas.
Wo,olded.-Pnvste J. A. Weaver, severely.
Co. d. Capt Crawford lst Reg't) Lieut..
Kirk comd'g:
Killed None.
Slightly Wounded-D. McInnis, A. Small,
n. Bradley, s. Dees.
Co. b. Lieut.. X. N. Simms comd'g 18th
Regiment)
Woudcd-Sergeant Bales, severely Pri.
Yates VIM. Castles, severely w. C. Perry, Sc.
verely; Lieutenant r. N. simms, slightly Pri.
Yates j. Culp, slightly; T. w. Richardson,
slightly w. j. Adams, slightly.
Through letter received by Mr.. VIM. Row
ell from his son, we learn the following casual
ties in Co. f. Capt. Hilton, (22d Reg't) on
Sunday, 18th ultimo:
EiAed-G. W. Clyburn 8. J. Wallace.
Woanded.-W. q. Caskey; J. J. Fundcr
burk g. l.. Laney reported to have since
died) John l.. RoweIl.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

TliE UNDERSIGNED, in compliance with
l. the election laws Of South Carolina.
hereby give notice of the times and places
of holding the next genera! elections, by
publishing the following extract, taken
from the Report Of the Committee of Priv.
iIeges and EIcctioLs which was agreed on
and adopted, rs law, BY tie Legislature.
"The committee on Privileges and f. &c. q.
tons, 10 whom were referred sundrv peti-
,ions for establishing and changing places
Of election, and appointing Managers for
the next general elections, and for the bet
ter promoting the purity of the elective
franchise, have had the same under consid,
Grafton, and report IA follows:
Reso!red, That the election TO be holden
on Tuesday after "a Monday Of Oct next,
tor Representatives and Commissioners OF
Poo. shall be held at the following places
and conducted by tn" following persons:
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Funderturk C. w. Funderburk, U. Fun
derburk, John Taylor.
S0rer-C. llillard, J. d. McCardclT, Tirnal
Gillian.
Cdsion-ll. Dunkin, E. Rolling., L. N.
Cauthen.
Tnk-G. +. Wade, H. V. Massey, F. D..
Green.
Taraha'O Amos Cook, John McManus, J.
Il. Fmiie.
Drton-J. X. Welsh, WIN w. Blackmon,
n. Gay.
Indian Land-J. J. Porter, James Delaney,
r. NJ. Miller
!Smairs WIN. Black, James Small, w. J..
Stogner.
Loncdster Court House David Crockett,
Samuel Dunlap, X. +. Allison.
Polls TO be kept open one day only.
Two Representatives TO be elected also
Commissioners of Poor.
The Managers shall proceed 10 count the
votes publicly Immediately after the final
closing OF the Polls at the precinct where
the votes have been taken, make out Ger.
thcate of the result, which shall DO signed
by the managers, or a majority of them,
and taken TO the Court House on the day
next subsequent to the day of election, BY
one or more of said managers, where the
managers present, or a majority of them
shall proceed 10 examine the statements
from the several precincts and declare the
election.
DAVID NJ. CRROCKETT,
SAMUEL DUNLAP,
II. l. ALLISON.
Sept. "a, 1862, 33-3t
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Notice.

BY order of p. 7 Hammond, Ordinary
for the District Of Lancaster, will sell 10
tue highest bidder on the I7th Of October
next, at the late residence Of Thos Small
deceased, the personal Estate Of the said
dec d. One negro boy Jack, 5 head horses,
cows, hogs, sheep, Wagon, buggy and cart,
blacksmith and plantation tools. Also corn.
fodder, wheat, oats, cotton both in bales and
in seed aud household and kitchen furni.
tuTe, We, &c. Terms made known on day
of sale
STEPHEN +. SMALL.
Adm'r.
Oct. 8, 1862 35-lt.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

AdJutant and Inspector.General's Office,
COLUMBIA, September %, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER NO. SO.
TIE several Regiments OF the First
L. Corps Reserves will assemble for Re-
view by his EXcellency the Governor, Com
m"nd"r int Chief, or the Adjutant and In.
spector.Gcneral, on the following DAYS, at
places Of rendezvous to be fixed by the
fic'd Officers Of each Regiment respective
ly:
Third Regiment, Col. Elford, Saturday,
October 4, 1862
Fourth Regiment, Col. Sloan, Wedncs
day, October 8, 1862.
Ninth Regiment, Col. Williams, Tues
day, October II, 1862
Seventh Regiment, Col. Wilson, Thurs.
day, October IS, 1862
Sixth Regiment, Col. Secrest, Saturday,
October Is, 1862.
Eighth Regiment, Col. Wi,herspoon
Tuesday, Ociober q, 1862.
Tenth Regiment, Col. Baxter. Saturday
October 25, 1862
Eleventh Regiment. Col. RYAN, Tuesday,
October %, 1862.
Fifth Regiment, Col. Bacon, Friday, o.,
t0her 81, 1852.
H. Colonies 0: the Regiments Of Re-.
serves are charged with the ex,ention of
lhIs order 10 the commandments of compan.
i"s. The Field Officers Of each Regiment
"''!' "t tae cariics: practicable day, fix the
place OF rcudczv0us, extend notice thereof
throughout the limits of the command, and
report the same to this office.
III. The commissioned and non commits.
sloned officers viii meet for drill. at the pa.
r"dr ground selected in each Regiment res.
Pec"vcIy, on the day previous to the day
appointed for review =
By order Of the Commander in. Chief
WIlMOT G.. DESAUSSURE,
AhJu'ant and Inspector or-Gcncrul Of :. G.
Sept 23, 34-3,.
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HEAD QUARTERS.

9Th Regiment, lst Corps Reserves.
Lancaster, e. IT,, Sept 81. 1862.
GENERAL ORDER NO. i.
The following named persons are appoin.
tea and will constitute the Regmcnta
Staff OF this Regiment, and will be obeyed
and respected accordingly:
Rober; B. johnson, Adjutant.
DIR Robert :. Mellow, Surgeon.
DIR. l.. NJ. DeSaussura, Assistant Surgeon
Thomas Is Fraser, Quarter Master
Hugh ii. Wilson, Quarter Master Sergt
Malcolm A Shelton, Commissarv.
Robert Miller, Sergeant Major.
Samuel Is Massey, Ordnance Sergeant.
Rev. VIM II, lianckeI, Chaplain
JAMES Il. WlTiIERSPOON,
Col s!h itegt. LIST Corps Reserves
Oct. !, 1862, 3l-3t
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Opinions of Candidates.

The gentlemen who are candidates to repre-
sent this District were present at tho drill on
Monday last, and at the close were called on
aor speeches. Each responded briefly. The
prominent subjects OF their remarks were the
Executive Council and the Stay law. We un.
'derstand all to be opposed to the continuance
of the Executive Council and in favor of ,e.en.
acting Che present stay law
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The "PEAcE PROPOSITIONS. The cores
pondent oi the Savannah Republican, who re.
Gently alluded to certain peace ovcrtures, said
to have been made to Gen. Lee when in Mary.
land, says, in a later lelter:
Nothing further has transpired in regard to
the proposition reported to have been made
by Gen. Lee to the Federal Government, and
alluded to In a former letter Of mine. am
credibly Informed that such a proposition as
that described was certainly made. and under
circumstances that encouraged the hope Of its
acceptance. Recent events, however, may
have given different turn 70 the affair.
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To the Families of Deceased Soldiers

lliE State Convention, al lis reccn; scs-
sion, adopted the following Resolutions:
"ReSotrcd, UnanimomsID That this Con
VcntIon Jcgs. most sincerely, 10 minple its
symplth,e, with the relatives and friends of
those who have fallen IN the service of
their county, Whether IN battle. amidst the
ciang0r OF arms, from wounds received i'm
bate. from disease, or from accident auG
That the Executive anthoiiy Of this State be
requested to collect The ;iaInps Of ali such
and have them transcribed into "A suitable
Record Book, designating the corps 10
which they belonged, their rank in the ser
wee, ana The cause of death, to be preser.
yea amongst the archives of the State. AS "A
token OF respect TO their memories, and a
legacy Of incstlmabe value To their friends -
In accordance with the above resolution,
have been appointed by the Executive
authority of the State to collect and enroll
the mares Of our brave soldiers who have
fallen from the commencement of the pres.
ent war, that they may be preserved among
the archives of the State
AS 1t is important, in order to carry out
t"is laudabIe purpose, that the list should
be as perfect aud complete ~ possible, |
am directed by the Govcrnor-in addition
to the information 10 be obtained from of.
hciai sources-to request the families of
any soldiers who have died from sickness
or other causes, at home or in hospital, to
forward TO me their names, their rank, the
date and cause of their death, and the regi
mcnt or corps TO which they were attached.
Please address me at Columbia as sooE
as possible.
WILLIAM b. JOHNSTON,
Rec ording Agent for the State:
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Reign Of Terror in New Orleans.

Jackson Miss, October 3-(To The No.
bile Adrernsr) )-Buter the Beast has
issued another order, No. TO, requiring all
persons In New Orleans, male or female,
eighteen years of nge or upwards, who
sympathize with the Confederacy, to report
themselves 10y the first day of October,
with descriptive lists OF their properly, real
and personal. If they renew their sale.
glance" they are 10 be recommended for
"pardon," if not, they will be fined and im.
prisoned, and their property conii.caled-
The policemen of the city (Yankees) are
charged WIKI the duty of seeing that every
householder enrolIs his property in their
respective districts
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AT five O'Clock, on Monday evening, a bo
dy OF Yankees, nun bering between six hun
dred and a thousand, dashed into the little
town of Warrent0n. Their arrival had been
daily heralded ard expected for moie than
week. After investing the place, they pro-.
ceedcd first 10 break the muskets in the
hands Of our Provost Guard, and next to
parole our sick and wounded, eight hundred
in number, who were IN the hospitals -
Having hastily performed their business
transactions, they departed in the direction
of Manassas. During their stay, of some
thing under two hours, they betrayed n
good deal of apprehension lest they should
themselves be surprised, and all anxious TO
be gone. We have obtained these facts
from some Of our wounded who were pa.
roied upon the occasion, and reached this
city last evening Richmond Examine, I'd
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Notice to Tax-Pavers.

The books for the reception Of the Wat
Tax, will be reopened on the 18th day of
October next.
! will be at the Court House on tho Goth
and 2lst days of October.
At Smalrs, Wednesday, October 22d
AT Goo. NJ. Funderburk = Thursday 23d
At TaXahaw, Friday " Gath
At Horizons, Saturday 25th
AT lessee B Mobley's, Monday 9th
AT Matthias Crenshaw's, Tuesday &" 2Sth
AT Nelson Bells, Wednesday 29,h
At Cragsviile, Thursday 3Oth
At i. X. MaglI's Store Friday " 3Ist
Al Deiialr, SaturdaysNOvember lst
And at the Court House Monday (Saleday)
November Sd.
The tax books will be closed on the 18th
day Of November. The War tax must all
be paid on or before that day. have made
TO appointments at Mrs. lluey's and Ross
Store, as there are but few persons to pay
at those places, and they can pay at Craigs-
vile and BelIair. Confederate notes which
has been called in, will not be received in
payment OF tho war tax.
J. r. HUNTER,
II. G. l.. ID.
Sept 10. 1862. 33-6t.
l.. S.-Taxa5!e property which has not
been assessed, can be returned to me any
time, before the tax books are closed
J. r. II.
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Notice is hereby given TO all whom it
may concern, that |, Margaret Langley, wife
of Robt. Langley, Of Lancaster District,
have been made and constituted free deal,
er and sole trader, and will deal and trade
IN my own right and name, at the residence
OF my husband Robt. Langley.
MARGARETT LANGLEY.
Sept. II, 1869, 32-4t.
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Estray.

Taken mp on the % inst ST my residence
in the lower portion Of Lancaster District,
five miles South Of Pleasant liii, bay
mare mule, medium size. Said mule was
sold 10y me to - Taylor, o: Charlotte,
1, about one week previous The own
rr il hereby notified to come forward, pay
expenses and take him away.
EVAN ROLLlNGS.
Oct 9Th 1862, 35-lf
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Attention Cavalry.

The members Of this Company, and any
other persons who desire to become mem
bers, are requested 10 meet at Taxahaw on
Friday the 18th inst, a. 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
As business of Importance will be transac.
ted OF that day full turnout is respectful
ly solicited. AMOS McMANUS.
Oct. 9th 1861, 35-lt