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COmmendable.

We have been made acquainted with the TACT
hat the members oil Capt Fosters company
khe Catawhs Rangers have subscribed upwards
70 Two HuIdle cd Dollars to purchase Salt for
Pie families of soldiers, ard other needy families
b our District The money has been paid, the
falt purchased, and deposited at Messrs Has.
|stine & Masseys Store for distribution. Such
conduct on the pant OF this gallant company is
Fully commendable, and deserves to br nc.
with grateful remembrance 10y the
|eopIe OF the District.
The Salt has been entrusted to the care of
dr ii. III. Gooch and Mr. James f. Barr 10
Ihom applications may lie made by al! who
bel themselves entitled TO receive il 1t is rs
imated that each needy family III tic biSt''ct
Fsi receive about hall peck Of salt.
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WAR NEWS.
The War in the West

MURi REE>BoRv, Tim, December g.
Morgan surprised portion of Rosencranlz'
division yesterday, near Harrisvile, fifteen
miles north OF Lebanon Afrer II shurp
conflict, he captured l,uO Ab"li,ionists, 6
gums, 1900 stand IT arms, their wagon
tram and camp equl,age y large number
of the ener, were killed and wounded :;
our loss WAS inconsid.rablc. Tn, weather
is clear and freezing
GRENADA, December 8 - Grrcral Lowell
h"~ dcie"tvd rud driven back the enemy ut
C"itrevllie, killing and woundiny II large
number and capturing So prisoners. Our
loss was killed aud ~ wounded. Gen.
Lowell brought off the entire train OF his
corps safety - Grenada The Advertiser
says that the advance OF the en.m" south
on both sides ot Abbevii., made il neces-
sar, for G,n. Pcubrrlun TO Withdraw Ills
entire force To Grenada, Thus preventing
the Yankees from gaming MS flank mud
rear. Gener'i Lowell Was left 10 check the
advance Of the enemy
M'B,Lf. H,remU, o. General IIindman
I'H' &C Ssed from ARKANSAS To Nirks
bog With 4U,OOO men An expedition,
20 oOo strong, It was said, would move
o'rIt'n" ir"m Helena AID Grenada A des.
pAscn i'om Grenada, dated Yesterday, SAYS
That twenty -u'e Yankees, just captured
hear |"tte.ville, report that the car. are
now running from Grand Junction 10 iioi
lI Spr'n.-, aud that the enemy's telegraph
~ now ""r"ing 10 that point. man just
from Yocknawna, brings u report that the
enemy, 4O 600 strong, are crossing the rIeer.
They b"rncd portion OF The town of
Water Valley. McCullough, the Arkansas
J"Ih'"ker. Wa, killed III tnr h.h. NJ &, fl, e.
Vile.
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Exploits of our Cavalry in Tennessee

hlCHM Nd Dec"Inber 8 Tue following
o'he"" dr.i"""n from Gc"cra! Bragg has
last bcrL received
MUhFRhE-poRo' Tenn, Dec s.
Acting Bug"dier Gc"eral Jonn u Nor
gan attacked an outpost of the enemy At
',.ri,.ilc, on The Cum6rrund River, Yes
IvrfnN H., sii.d and w.und-d 2uO. CAP
'"i,n 1900 it,oome. = pieces oi nrlrlIer,.
100 IN ,i ..,us, aud AL The other s,ur-s al
l"c p"HIii"" On ihe previous ual -nIu.'
f"raslng tram OF ia. eh,iuy Was captur ed
ny Gen. Wneclrr, near Nashville, with %
"ris"neIs; aud Oh .ne 5ih instant Col
Rsdhy. with his Alabama Cavalry, captured
n train near I orinth, With it's escort and u
number "f negroes. Our loss at ilartsvill.
was about las killed and w,unded and
none ut either OF the other places.
iSigncd) BRAxr"s BRAGG.
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Sharp Engagement in N. C.

PETERSBURG, dec. II The Express has
the following particulars Of the battle of
plymouth, obI"ned from an official dispatch
to Gen. Freuch: On last "Wednesday morn
ing, just before day, live companies of the
i7th Regiment North Carolina troops, and
Sqnudron Of Evans Cavalry under com
mand of Lieutenant. Colonel Evans, dashed
into Plymouth, N. C.. and drove the Yam
kee, pe!l nell from the place. We killed
and wounded many, besides taking rs pris-
oners and rs negroes. Oar troops being
fired al from the houses, I oil. Lamb order
ed Moor's Battery To batter them down.
About two thirds Of the town was burnt -
A section of Moor's Battery drove Yam.
kre gunboat down the river, seriously disa.
bling her. The negroes aud prisoners were
all brought away. Oar loss was six woun.
dcd, including Capt Gall"w.y, seri"uslv.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

BY Vru. Of Sundry Writs Of vi Fa. to
tie drccIeh 10y james X. Hunter, Comfcde.
rate War Tax Collector, l will sell before
lhr Couil House door Ia Lancaster on the
|. Ist Monday in January next, within. the le-
gal hours Of sale, the following Real Estate,
VIZ: .... "." ....
200 Acres Of land more or less, whereon
Defendant resides, adjoining lands Of Dan'I
Johnston ana others. levied on and TO be
sold as the property OF James Il. Johnson
al the suit OF the Stale. ~ -s..E
Also, 992 acres, more or less, on which
&. B. Northrop now resides, levied on aud
To be sold ~ the property OF Rev. =. N.
IyDch, al the sui of ine Stale H ..
Also. 200 acres, more oT less, known as
tho Ezcl Guid Mine in the Indian Land
pOrii, of this District, levied on and to be
sold AS the property Of Thomas Z. Black.
at the sDit OF the State.
Also, 800 rcres, more or less adjoining
lands Of The Estate of The Mrs h. X Cure
Ton, ct. al, levied IN and 10 be sole as the
prupe,t, %: e.. II Howe at The suit Of the
State .' nf s"" ."'l *' i'
Also. 500 acres. more or less, whereon
Defendant now resides levied on and 10 be
Sold as u G property Of Erwin Knight at the
sui Of .he . ate. .HHH
!, Also, 30 acres, more or less, on which
the Defendant now resides, levied on aud
10 be sold - the properly Of William vii.
kersoR at the suit.of the State.
Also, $40 acres, more OF less wbcrcon
defendant now lives, levied on and 10 be
sold a. the propertyeof Mrs Lavina Perry
At the suit Of the State. ~
The above lands will be sold to the pur.
chaser who u III buy them fur u. shortest
and costs Of sale. ~,.f.
AMOS McNANUS, y l.. ID. =
I. Sheriff Oifce l$cie ~ erC IL, : Cs
Dec. l3, 1861, 45-td PfS3 each
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CosfEpsRArg BONDS IN ENGLAND Til.

Conf EDERATE BONDS IN ENGLAND The
Mobile Advertiser and Register has seen Il
+,ier from cohvnlesccnt Mobile soilicr +,
who is sojourning in the family Ofa hospi'a
Bile citizen of Richmond, a wealthy capital
st, which gives tie particulars of n corn er
bAtion he recently had with his host
his gentleman, IN the course Of his ia.
huiries as 10 the means of r.mi,ting IL con
bideIabls sun TO England. was introduced
10 an English gentleman, now in ;hi- c"nn
ryson "a collecting tour for one of the lar q.
Rest English hardware establishments, Of
which he is a partner. He la, COLLECTED
Upwards of a million Of dollars in Confrd.
Pate 8 per cent. bonds at par. which be 81, y
sil now sell readily 10 England at rs to 80
cents on the dollar, and the day the Confed-
sracy is recognized as nation they will z"
bp tOsl25 Or $50. Many lurge houses, he
bays, have hundreds Of thousand of dollurs
pr these bonds, and consider them IL spIen-
did, investment. Az 10 recognition, it IL
Bore to take place in Il few months
Inquiries being made respecting the on
federate navy rel orted to be bulling
fn England, the gentleman said ,hat nornlm.
eerlnn ~ss known. 1t ia fact, bowever.
that good many large steamers are buIId
png, but fsf what purpose nobody can irii
The snip ya'ds me kept locked, nnd no on.
9 all owed TO visit them. .fs..... ....
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The WAY to save Salt.

we were shown on Monday last by Mr.. Ii.
]. Gooch a ham, which had been cured by the
|rocess OF boiling in brine, published in our
hper some two or three weeks ago. The ex.
|eriment appears to have been entirely success
hl: The meat had been killed n days and it
las apparently perfectly sound-no indication
|f tant about it. 1t was boiled in The brine
hinutes. After this test, We think our pH"pIe
bay safely risk the saving OF a portion OF their
beat by this process.
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P r o S p ECT US.
n THE .......
SOUTHERN ILLUSTRATE NEWS.
A weekly journal, devoted to the dissem.
inNlion Of useful knowledge, smbraeinx--
Literary Novelties, @' ..
Historical Legends,
Biographical Sketches.
The Latest Current News,


And, indeed, every subject within the range
Of polite literature.
lisving secured the services of compe.
tent Artists, who will be assisted by the ar
listic pencil Of Mr. CREiiEN, we will be
enabled ench week to present 10 the public
n handsomely embeliis literary journal
We have also consumaied an ar.
'angement with many writers, male and
female, of acknowledged ability, which will
enable us to put forth paper in no respect
inferior TO those Northern and English ps-
riodicals with which the South has hereto
fore been snifn.sd. Trust that our enter.
prise may receive the Liberal support Of the
reading public, VIC promise that nothing
shall be left undone upon cur part 10 render
the paper ia its Literary Character, its En-.
CRAVING and Typography, aocspta bic to alb
and whilst catering To the general aste, we
shall not omit to set aside due proportion
OF space for the special amusement OF the
Ladies' Of the "Sunny Souih," in the sun-
shine Of whose favor we lrust 10 make the
"lLLUsTRArED News" Hourishing aud fa.
vorite journal. a. f. '
. TEaHs s.--Subscription, 81 per annum |;
81 for months, (no subscription taken for
n less tlmc.) The Trade supplied at $40
per hundred No connty or individual mo-
aey takeH.F Office 10 ihe building occupied
by Samuel hyrrs g. Son, corner o.. Cary
aud Virginia Streets.
AYRES g. WADE.
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

Order of Sale Real Estate belonging to
Estate of Mrs. Isabella ii. Connors, decd.
w. NJ. Connors, w. F. Ervia and Wife
Mary II. Erwin, Applicants.
vs..
Elizabeth II. Bailey and Henrietta E.
Bailey.
BY order p. T. Hammond, Esq sire, Ordi.
nary of Lancaster District, ! will sell before
the Court House door in Lancaster on the
Lot Monday in January next, one House and
Lot in tho Eastern suburbs of the Village
of Lancaster, belonging To the Estate of
Mrs. Isabella II. CUnnors, deceased, CON.
tanning three acrvs more or less. The
House is n very comfortable and convent
emily arranged dwelling. On the premises
are all the Necessary ouibuIldinEs. n good
Well of water, an excellent garden spot,
aud tine young orchard. A Cooking Stove,
now IN use on the premises, will be sold
with the House. Adjoining lands of WIN.
Stevens, James II. Witherspoon and others
on credit of one and two Years, except so
much cash as will pay. costs Of sale, the
purchaser giving Bond and approved secu.
rity with interest TO be due and payable An
nual!y until the whole be paid and Mort.
gage OF the premises If deemed necessary
10 the Ordinary so securt the purchase mo =
ney.
AMOS McMANUS, =. ID.
SherifTs Office Lancaster Court House
December 18th 1861, 45-,d
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PLANTATION FOR RENT,
AND NEGROES FOR HIRE.

On Saturday the 27th day Of December,
instant, We will rent publicly y the pianta,io n
belor ging to the Estate of Raleigh liam.
mond, deceased. The place is well known
as that Of which the late Samuel B. liam
mond died, seized and Possessed: il contains
Que thousand and seventy acres, between
two and three hundred Of which l. in good
condition for cultivation. 1t 10 well adapt
ed TO the cultivation Of either cotton, corn,
or email gram.
We will also al the same time, and on
the said premises, hire for The ensuing year
ten negroes of the said Estate.
SARAH HAMMOND. Adm'x.
w. A. BlGGART, Admir-.
with the Will annexed)
Dec Q, 1869, 44-3t
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NECDND DISPATCH
From fredericksburg.

RICHMOND, December l2.--On Thursday
O. ening our batteries stationed above and
bs'ow tue town Of PORT Ho, nj on Kappa.
hammock opened tits on III. gunhoats " hich
were .'n, nored IL The stream jusl opp"-iie,
con- i-.ng u the F,ccD"In. Anaro ,ia, Live
Yankee ana ke~OiJte,-ih hriBg lasted
about an hour aud IA half Eis,e hOuses
were struck, four OF which were completely
riddled. No ono was hurt, though grape
Was hrcd opon ,he women aud children as
-tr-y Nere leaving tns to.u No notlii IA.
ton was rseD b, Inc enemy of their iu.
lent To she'll th- Io~u. After the BON
bnidinrnI 'hr' dropped doaE the stream
some zen miles IL j. thought the gun.
DOnts wcrr struck srveraI tunes. Tue peo.
pie of the town are now scattered ike those
OF Fredericksburg, in the farm houses and
cabins oI The acjaoeIi country During the
fght many Women aud children had no oih-
er sheiIer but that of the woods Truly
are the fansees aaging n war OF extermi.
nation. Noq"nr;er. being allowed 10 the
women "nd chItdrsn.
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ESTATE SALE.

BY virtue Of an orAer from u. II. Ham.
mond, Esquire, Ordinary for Lancaster Dis
trlct,.i will sell, at the late residence of DIR.
William j. Baskin, deceased, on Tuesday
the 23d day Of December instant, a portion
OF the personal Estate Of said deceased, con.
sisting Of
MEDICINES, Medical Books, and Instru-
ments.
ONE NEGRO MAN Gan excellent wdg.
oner and field hand)
ALSO Cattle, Corn, Fodder, Cotton in
Bales, seed cotton, and various other articles.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
NJ. JANE BASKIN, Adm'I.
Dec. 3, 1864, 44-2t
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Committed

To the Jail in Lancaster on the 18th inst,
a negro Boy, who says his name ,s Joe, and
that he belongs to II. A. Hunter Of Meek.
ienourg County N. G. Said Boy is about
II years OF nge, stout built, black complex
ion, and has scar on his left hand,
Inc owner Is hereby notified to come
forward prove property, pay charges, and
take him away.
JAMES F. BARR, Tailor.
Dec. II, 1862, a5-tf
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

AdJulant and Inspector. or.General's Office,
COLUMBIA, December 5, 1862. =
GENERAL ORDER NO. As.
I A. &. DARLINGTON, of Ncwbsry
1. District, having been elected Adjuant
and Inspector General of South Carolina by
the General Assembly of this State, he il
herewitb announced as such, and will be
o0eyed and respected accordingly.
WlLMDr q. DESaUS:SURE,
AdJt. and Inspector General Of y c.
Dec. q, 1852 45-lt
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NEGR0RS TO HIRE,

1 will hire at my residence in Lancaster
District, on the sth day of January next, 8
org likely able.bodied negroes. Among
them Is number one cook.woman.
w. w. ELLIS.
Dec. II, 1861, 45-3t
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ESTATE NOTICE.

D"RSONS indebted, either to the Estate
l. Of Isabella "a. Connors, deceased, or
that of Andrew J. Connors, deceased, viii
make payment TO the undersigned. Per.
sons having demands ngains, either or both
of said Estates, are hereby notified to pre-.
sent them, 10 legal form, to me, for pay.
ment, within the time prescribed 10y law
This notice will be plead in bar to any
claims subsequently presented
w. NJ. CONNORS, Admir-.
Dec. 3, 1862, 43-3m
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Estate John Williams, ESQ.

4 LII persons Indebted to John Williams.
"A Esq, are notified to make pay ymsnt,
and all persons having ciaims or demands
OF any character, are requested TO present
The same within the term prescribed Sy
Law. This notice will be plead in Bar 10
any demand not so presented.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON,
Adm'r ]. Williams
Lancaster c. H., Oct. 81, 1862 38-3m.
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ii;lulm,nd. Crawford

Three Boxes in the District were not opened
1.-The Small Box, the Slower Box AID the Tax
lhaw Box-owing to the absence Of the mana,
Eers in tie service.
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/ lection for Senator.

At al election held in thls Dis,ric. on Tues.
bay, the 9,h inst, for State Senator to fill the
pnexpred term Of the late Hon. Dixon Barnes,
P. T Hammond, Esquire, was elected. Belo"
be append a statement Of the Polls
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NOTACE.--As il Is believed that the
~ Estate OF Casweil Moblsy, decd is in.
solvent notice Is hereby given to all per.
sons having claims against the aforemen.
toned Estate TO present them legally au
thenticated within six mohths from date for.
pro ratio distribution.
ss 20 ,. b. MoBLEY, Ex'r.
Pleasant iiill, y. c., July 8, 1851 28-H
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Estate Col. Dixon Barnes.

A LII PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS
IA against the late Col. Dixon Barnes Of
any character or grade, will present the
same properly vouched, to either OF the un i.
dersigned within the time prescribed by
law-all indebted will make payment.
DANIEL w. BROWN,
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON.
Executors.
Nov. 10, 1861, 4l-2m
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

offer At private sale my House aud Lot.
s,yna'r .n - StYctin lhs ViIlap. Of Ian.
CASTER. the Lot contains Z acres OF ground
the House Is II comfortable dwelling. All
nrcessar, "uibuilding nre upon the prsni
ses IL not sold before The first OF January
next, it will be- rented for the ensuing year.
frrms. one nnd two years credit, with
X. l.. ALLIS
Dec II, 1869, Add
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EXCHANGE NOTICE. Ho. 8.

J.. All Confederate officers and men who
have been captured aad parolsd 10 Virginia
or Maryland at any time from the beginiuQ
Of hostiities TO the LIST OF November, ls62,
have been duly exchanged, and are hereby
so declared.
}. All Confederate officers and men who
have beep delivered Mt Aiken's Landing. on
James river at any time previous to The iith
Of November, 1861, have been duly or.
changed, and are hereby 90 declared. tssl
3. All Confederate officers and men who
have beeL delivered at Vicksburg, Mississip.
pi, previous to the lst Of November, 1869,
and including said date, have been duly OK.
changed, and are hereby 80 declared. -.
ROBERT OULD,.
~ =" Agent Of Exchange. q
Nov. 10. 1909. Il-6t.
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NEGROES FOR HIRE.

Al the late residence of Samuel b. Ham
mond. deceased. on Saturday, the 9th inst.
| will hire, at public outcry, for the ensuing
year, the negroes belonging to the Estate
OF the snid deceased d-about thirty in num-
Der. l.. II. HAMMOND.
Surviving Executor.
Dec 3, 1862, IA
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a EALLtIS SALT In petersborg ysS'rr5
day ---sall sold u. IHfty five cen,s pvr pound,
which foreshado~sa gsaesnt cdming aown
In the prissOf,hig nsssssay srsielsthpash.
out the State, 10 anticipation Of the supply
guaranteed by the Stale uthOritiss coming
in. TVS asssksags .aI,s siS R'tomond
sold at one dollar and iifsy cssss per po"nd,
yesterday it fell of one hAff. 80 the indi
cations of decline ID price are gsass4L--
Rick,nona Exsmj~sv. ~
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Southern Illustrated NeWs

We ask attention to the Prospectus OF this
|fmirable literary paper, published in to days
sue.
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MAHUrAcTuRERs CONvESrIoH-FACTo.Y
FABKIcs.-A convention OF Inc m .autac,,-
rers in NORTH carolilu was h.td ia Green.
boro' few days ago, a !Hrge majority "i
the manufacturers we're in ATTENDANCE, aud
t will be seen that they have agreed TO
make such reductions ia their prices us VIII
be satisfactory toAthe public. Tne follow.
ing resolutions were adopted
Resolved, That We will sell all the pro-
pets of our several mills ,at profit not rA.
feding seyenty. live per cent, and fnrtner,
hat We give tho orders of the State The
preference. o. ....g ..r.
Resolved, That we will nse our best rr.
deavours to- ,discourags sp.cuih ia" III f.rc-
|tory fabrics, and to secure ibis end 4e W.
poll in quantities such agents only as
|wilrprevedt them reaching the Hand, Of
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Proclamation by the Governor.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

Proclamation by tho Governor.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, Nov. 80 1864.
WHEREAS information has been re.
w celved at this Department that an al.
sault and battery, with intent to XIII, vas
made upon the body Of NJ. w. Jenkins,
''some time about the first Of June last" BY
a negro man, Jim, runaway, the property
Of John Sanders, Of Sumter District, and
that the said negro jim was, on his trial for
the said offence, sentenced TO b. hung on
the first Friday In October last, and that
the said negro Jim has since broke Jail and
fled, after new trial had been granted
him
Nop, kno,V ye. that, 10 the end that jus.
ties may be done, and that the said negro
Jim may be brought back 10 confinement,
], +. w. PlCKENS, Governor and Com.
mander. in Chief in and over the State afore.i
said, do issue this my proclamation, Cffsr.
ing a reward Of TWO HUNDRED DOL
LARS for his apprehension aud delivery
into any Jail in this State. "+ Nsaa,s
Given undcr my hand and the seal Of The
State, at Columbia, this, the lst day Of
December, A. d., 1862.
+. w. PICKENS.
w. r. HUNT, Deputy Secretary Of State.
Dec. =, 1862. 44-2t.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

Adjutant and Inspector Generals Office,
COLUMBIA, Dec. IL, 1864.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 40 I ...
I ALL imPrcssmenis or arrests Of men
IL liable to duty in the several Regiments
Of lst Corps Of Reserves, recently ordered
to report 10 Confederate officers for Ninety
days service must be made according TO
the rolls regularly ordered from these Head.
quarters and the names Of all persons i'm
pressed or arrested must appear on the
Company role, either hl-6 10 this office or
regularly made out bv the officers Of The
militia. ns properly belonging 20 the LIST
Corps Of Reserves. -...... ... .
BY order of the Governor.
A. q. DARLINGTON,
Adjt and Insp General Of S. Carolina.
Dec. IL, 1862. 45-lt.
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RIcBm' ND, DccensO-tI2 ~ ~~-,fac Elqufrsr
Of thus morning contains aoditionaI parlicu.
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Rs.sk&, TMt we believe The s6Ir6eins
prices, ,ssss in conformity, as PRESENT. W III,
the exemption ACT, TO, sit: 4 shrrtinss,
S5 cents per yard cotton yasn, No 3, To
|7s, at 80 so per BUNCH VI i've ppund, ; y"
|ss 70 los AT 50 so; No. lis to IL. At s3 10.
- Richmond Epmnn,ey. aa1 JEiTHgT ~
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Estate James Summsrville, de.

A LII persons having demands Of any
IA character or grade against the Estats
Of James Summerville, deceased, sPs here.
by notified to hand them in for settlement
on or before the 26th day Of February next;
and all persons interested in said Estate,
either as legatess or heirs at law, are noti-
fled to be present al the otfice Of the Ordi.
nary at Lancaster Court House on that day,
as final settlement Of the mstters Of the
Estate will be made. -....... s..
This notice will be plead 10 bar to all do.
mands, OF whatever character, presented af.
ter the Gay above named. m I'D
q. w. SUMMERViLLE,
Lancaster Z. H.. =. &. Agent
Nov. 26, 1867, I9-sm
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NEGROES TO HIRE.

NEGKUES To HIKE.
The negroes belonging to Alfred Cum
ningham. Also, Ia negroes belonging 10
ihc' Estate of Col ID Barnes, will be hired
for Il. next ysur. at Lancaster Court House
on saturday the 27lh day of December met,
Mt - o'cinck N.
-. d. w BROWN,
J. Ii. WIT, ERSPOON,
Executors.
Dec II, 1862, 45-2t
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Judge Of the Appeal Court.
The General Assembly has elected Judge
'homas j. Withers to this position.
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Sale of Houses and Lots.

We invite attention to advertisements Of
eyeral desirable Houses and Lots for SAFE in
bis town. .. "h . . ....