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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-08-14

The telegraph today brings stirring news. 1t not
only important if true,' bat it ia good--very good,
and looks better than any have yet 1t opens
up vstadm it is true, bat still vista through which
We can look forward to something like peace. small
roy of light begins to penetrate. The moral effect Of
the battles before Richmond hiss been stunning and de-
pressing at the North There has been rebound like
there was after the stampede at Manassas. II there be
truth in the report Of Stewards expressed wish to
sign and there does seem 10 be truth III it. for it
keeps coming, then indeed does il show that the wiley
Secretary sees breakers ahead and is auxiou to escape
anticipated complications.
If again the reported capture OF the Federal army Of
East Tennessee be confirmed i. will be another blow
that will cause the widest at the North to
stop and consider. It will have elect in the West
and Southwest difficult to estimate 1t will
encourage our people and discourage the enemy This
will be only its moral effect Physically it is heavy
loss to the enemy.
Let take courage from all these things and others
The tide which set hard against 10 the spring has
at last turned good fashion IN favour. We have
now better armies and better arms and OF them
than ever we had before and with Gods blessing it does
not seem unnatural nor impIuaent TO hope that the
second year of the war should see its conclusion.
Dniv .Jota nal sth.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-08-14
Run THE BLOCKADE.


A schuoIer from Havana the blockade yesterday
morning Her cargo powder, lead, caps salt. Gee
cavalry sabrcs and soap.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-08-14

TEE YANKRE GUESOATs-Aft considerable tuggTfg and
puD g. and transferring three loads of shot, shell and can
noD from the grounded gunboats to three four tugs
bTough up from Harrsons Landing the former got aoa
Wednesday night and in company with eight others which
had been lowering around for foryeght hours previous
proceeded down the river The YANKEES have had
taught them the mouth of the AppomattoX which they
will not forget. The chanre there is said by those
familiar with it, be the intricate and treaeherous
probably in the whole South Upon leaving the wharf
City Point makes circuit Of half three quarters
of mile in extent is exceedingly narrow, and the
on both sides shallow that an odinary.sized
has been. known ground. The Yankees inesting
James river and its tributaries think they know all about
the waters in which they plying but they have much
yet to learn.
The Gsens anchored of the farm of Mrs. Mary c.
Wray yesterday morning. Thia position commands the
channel of James river and the Gaena placed there
sort OF scare for the rebel herrm2c No. 2 about
which the Yankees are badly frightened and for which
they have been anxouly looking for week past. The
Galens will fare much her encounter with the Mer
mac No 2 than she did at Drurys Bluff if there be such
steamer Merrimac No 2 is by certain that
the Merrmac junior is not after ALL myth. The Yankees
know much about her than the Confederates
and their papers publish entire columns the eubject
while Southern journals have never contained line
Q1e number of steamers went up Balley's creek yes
erday morning, but for what purpose could not be
tanned from the point of observation occupied by infer
MARI. Baileys creek il two tbfee miles below
City Point 10 the county Of Prince George and navgabe
for aboutone and three quarter mics from its mouth 1t
suggested that the Yankees have landed forces the
creek, but this ell conjecture Express, sh
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-08-14

THE REGIMENTS which like the 9Th, the 18th, the 20th,
the Both, The 18th, and others that might name,
have done the hardest fighting have gone for Johnston
he vote OF the Vance regiments is far larger admit
The Johnston regiments are the regiments which first
rushed into the sld, and many OF them foremost, fight
ing, Iel II the original strength Of tie regiments was
kept up-il the Johnston regiments had not been de-
cimaed FIVE times by disease and battle, Mr.. Johnston
would carry large ms joEjty in the army. And he will
no bis own as it stands
Let 20 man neglect to vote. 1t is not simply priv
iege but it is duty. Don't be humbugged
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-08-14

We have not sufficient number Of returns to de-
eide The question of the election, but must admit
that tie complexion of those received so far would
stem TO indicate the very probable election of COL
Vance.
Ia the present uncertainty about the nal result it
is too early to indulge in any remarks with reference
to it, and perhaps the less Of an exciting character
INDUCED in at any time the better. We deprecated
The canvass from tie rs from its tendency to stir
up strife AID create divisions We do not wish NOW
to keep mp the canvass after the election is over and
thus adj TO that of which there has been only too
much already. L:tus accept the result whichever it
may be- with the trust that our hopes may be real.
lied and cur fears disappointed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1862-08-14

The election passed Of here very quietly and with
no excitement whatever. The whole number of votes
poled was5OG which is about as many as could have
been expected. Owing to the provision OF the ordi.
nance OF the Convention permitting citizens to vote for
Governor in the county where they may happen to be
the day Of election the vote cast for Governor may
not accurately represent The sentiment OF the county
precinct. Although the vote, 81 for Johnston 10 116
for Vance, shows strong Johnston feeling here it does
not show it strongly asi really exists goody num-.
Der Of the llG Vance votes being cast by persons
ally voting in Beaufort OF other North Eastern
ties.
In tie few country precincts from which we have
heard the vote is very small and mainly one way The
heavy Vance vote at Masonboro is due to the hands
from other counties employed about the Salt works
We trust that friends in the different counties
will send US in the returns the earliest moment so as
TO ascertain the result and get through with the matter
soon possible for enough has already been said
snd the sooner ell further wranglDg is ended the bet
ter.
It will take some time to ascertain the character of
the legislature and perhaps even when people think
they know 1t, they may be deceived when it meets.
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NEW HANOVER CoUNTY.-oFFIcIAL.
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Grand Total 1897 ISL 1925 sS3 SEA AS4 1914 Is
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Important from Kentucky-1he Cap
ture of Munfo, dsyule-

'HATrAN""GA, >rP',unueT 2S.-Ne learn
from Nashville 'hut Bragg has captured
Mumford vi L, Krn,u"ky wnh 5,4OO PRISON.
.rs. '"rge numbrr of hegr"rs and several
pieces of artillery. without iilng gun.
The Nashville Union, Of the 3Utn, says
that 800 rebel cavalry attacked the Fed, rails
on Saturday at Green Rher Bridge. bat
were repuIscd. 1t also reports Bragg. wi,h
~ OOO men. ut Glasgow Junction Cen
Rousseau had gone 10 meet him. Tme
U"I"n rcgmd' The defeat Of BrHgg's army
as certain, and says that there are now be-
tween Louisville and Nashville 100000
Federal troops. The Union reports several
skirnIs!n, near Nashville on the 18Th INST.
wilh the loss Of u Federal train of twelve
wagons, together Attn Their escort, cnptnrrd
by gueriius. Andy Johnson is still in
Nashville.
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The hgni, Saturday last, on the Potomac,
between Gen. Jacksous corps md 1t coluun
Of the enemv took pIare in the imnedn,e
vicinity of BoieIrI's Mills, by which deSlg
nation the battle will probably Le recorded
II was another Balls Bluff afr,I, as We
learn f.0m various sources.
The Lynchbnrg Republican, Of Yestcr.
day, Ia, some interesting details Of tie bat.
tie. IL says tnat On Saturday morning
General Jackson, Who sill held the North
bank of the Potomac near ShepherdNown.
become aware that n heavy column, CON.
Inandrd by Burnside, had arrived on the
opposite bnnk, and was prepared 10 attack
him. General Jackson concealed III, troops
as well rs possible, 30 NJ to show but n
small force, leading the enemy TO belle, o
their capture would be an easy matter. A
battery OF four pieces Was placed on bill
III close proximity 10 the river, but the ~.
tiiIerist were ordered TO lire only one round
aud then /" abandon their guns TIE ruse
had the desired effect Four brigades of
the enemy rushed across the river, and la.
wards lhe guns, when Jack 'on precip,ia,rd
his whne furce upon them, as il with the
power oi an avniauchc. The enemy ere
literally wed down. and their entire body
that tie slaughter was the mos, lerfiie ever
know u, III 40 short n space Of lime. Many
OF the pour wTeiehes avur.d to rpuaIn
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Election for Members to the Legi sla-

We are requested to call attention to a mis-
take in the notice by the Managc's, published
last week. OF the election for members to the
Legislature. The election will DC held Oh Tues
day. after the second Monday ia October. in.
stead Of on tie second Monday III October, as
heretofore heh. See the change To that effect
IN the notice published this week. Alec see
A A. 1869. pg s34, aud 1861, pg 954. rntitlc,l
"A Bill to uter aud amend the 10th section OF
the fist article Of the Constitution Of the State
of South Carolina"
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ELECTION NOTICE.

1NiE UNDERSIGNED, in compliance with
l. the election law, Of South Carolina
hereby give notice of the times and plnces
ct holding the next general elections, by
publishing the following extract, taken
ir"rI the Report "f the Committee OF PRIV.
U"g"s lnd EiecilOis, " hlch was agreed on
aud adopted, as law. by tie eyis!ature.
"fne committee on Privileges and Elcc
mons, 10 wnuin were referred euuGry pei-
lions f"r establishing and changing places
"t erection, and appointing Managers Tor
the next genera elections, and for the be,
ter pr"m",IEg the purity of the elective
trahchi-r, have had the sauIe under consd
Grafton, and report ~ flloss:
RsspIred ihrt tue e-c'lun 10 De ho.uen
on Tuesday after I'd Monday Of Oct next,
Tor Representatives and Commissioners OF
Poo. snalI be hrid ut the following places,
AID conducted by tn" following PERSONS:
LnNCAS TER DISTRICT.
Furdertvrk G w. Funderburk, y. Fun
derburk, John Taylor.
Storer-C iiiiard, j. D. McCardeil, Tignal
Gillian.
CASTOR IL Dunkin, +. Rolling., l. NJ.
Caulhen.
Tank C. r. Wade, II. v. Massey, F. D.
Green
InrahaW Amos Cook, John McManus. J.
I. F.i!e.
HOron-J. R. Welsh, WIN w. Blackmon,
n Gay.
Indias Land-J. J. Porter, James Delaney,
Il NJ Miller.
SmaAs s-Wm. Black, James Small, w. J.
St"gner.
LOrcasLer Court HDuss-David Crockett,
Samuel Dunlap, r. L Allison.
Polls 10 be kept open one day only.
Two Representatives TO be elected also
Commissioners of fuor.
The Managers shall proceed 10 count the
,oir3 publicly Immediately after the final
closing oi the Polls at the precinct where
the N"lrs have been taken, make out a Ger
uhcaie of The renalt, which shall br sighed
bv the managers, or mn Irly of them,
aud taken 10 the Court House on the ia.
next nubscquent 10 the day Of eIcc:ion, b,
managers present, or mi 'rity of them
shall proceed 10 examine the statements
from the several precncts and declare the
election.
DAVID NJ. CRROCKETT,
SAMUEL DUNLAP,
r. r. ALLISON.
Sept. "a, 1862, 33-3t
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From Kentucky.

MOBILE, sept. 70 "A -prrm! di-p patch o
'he Advertiser t Register, dated knoxville,
25th Inst, SAYS:
a courier arrived 10 night from Gen.
Smi II. nj Lexington, Via Gen Bragg's
Head Quarters witch were eight mirs
West of MnntordsviiIe, on the l9lh inst
Gen. Su,ith's f"rres occupy Frankfort
Gcorget"Ma, Cyalhiann, Falmouth and
Williamston.
Kentucky i. Thoroughly aroused. Al
ready 1000 Volunteers have Offered them
selves, AMI they ARE coming in rapidly
The Home Guards a-e tuning in with
their arms A. fast as they can be received
Our loss nj Munf"rdsvi.ls Was fifty iu
killed and Wounded. The encny's loss is
mueh greater.
Gvn. Bulls force numbering 10000 j.
in the vicinity of Boa ling Green and only
1000 at Nashville.
Oar troops are rev-lIing In good fare hn.
dug Kentucky hospitality no mythr, but
b.isstul reality.
The hght nt Muufordsville was brought
on by Ch"!ncr- brigade, which was alter
wards reinforced By Chea hams division
We lost two hundred aud fifty killed
and Wounded. Tue enemy lost six hun
drrd Col. Smith and the Lieut. Col. OF
the 9Th Mi~si-,ippi regiment were killed.
The Nashville UHion Of the 23d reports
that Gen. Bragg captured Green river
bridge, and thrry-ive hundred prisoners
on tie I6Ih inst.
IT uisu says that Curtis has succeeded in
throwing hi, army bclwceu Sullh aLG
| Bragg, thus preventing their junction.
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Yellow Fever in Wilmington.

The Wilmington Journal Of Tuesday last
says: "O"ly two new cases Of Yelln~ Fever
have been rcpo ted.up to twelve o'clock. IL is
proper to observe, however, that this is ths re
pot OF only one physician. The ply sicisns are
80 generally pressed As 10 be unable to make
reports in the forenoon. We fear, from what
We can lean, that the disease is not decr easnE -
The Mercury states that the Mayor of Will
mington las telegraphed to the Mayor OF CHAR.
lesion, that the lever is epidemic there aud in
ereaslng rspidly, and requests the MAYOR OF
Charleston to send physicians to assist the phys-
iciai,s OF Wilmington, who are exhausted from
their constant attention 70 the sick
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The War In the West-Battls at Iuka,
Miss

luKA, Miss, September 22,-The right
wing Of the enemy, under Rosercruniz. g..
COO strong. were found advancing about
fur O'clock yesterday afternoon. OIL the
Jaclnt" road, driving in our pickcls. Gen
Price Immediately ordered Gen Herbert TO
move with his own aud Gen Martins brig
AIDES against them. Gen. Price ther went
himself 1" the scene Of operations, acc"m
panied by Gen Little. Our forces met The
enemy advancing IN line OF battle, about u
uiIe south of The town Our line WAS im.
medintely formed, and the battle opened -
Discovering the enemy in force, Gen Price
srt back for the Other Lrigadrs OF Little's
Ci'ision. They Came forward at the double
cmemy nnd been driven back from every
position, more than six hundred yurds, with
the loss vi over So prisoners aud nine pieces
OF artillery. Darkness prevented pursuit,
aud LutIe's division III, ouucked GU the
held. Our loss IL killed, ounded and
missing will reach $50. Gen LiltIe was
killed. Colon.ls Whitfield, Gilmore aud
Mumbry We're Wounded. The eneny hav-
ing received r.iniorcenenls duriug the
night, Gcner.d Price determined to carry
out The orders ut The previous morning, and
our army lei: luka between 7and 8 o'clock
In the morning. bringing oil the cap urrd
stores Au utL",k wn,cu The eueny made
upon our rear guard MAS rrpused viii Sc
one man. The 3d Louisiana Wmiiicrd's :
Legion. aud The 81 Texas Cavalry behaved
"'tn distinguished gaIantry, and w-re the
| greatest Sufferers IN The fight of Friday -
! Their CuivueIs u eru all Wounded.
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Col. Barnes.

We regret exceedingly to learn that Col.
Barnes, OF the l2rh, s. q. Regiment, was Sc
verely wounded at the battle oi Sha'psburg. OF
"Wednesday the 18th uh. We learn that he
was shot in both kners-tlre ball passing
through one knee and lodging in the other !;
aud it was feared that ampnta ion of one or
both limbs would be necessary. Col Barnes
has been though all of the late sanguinary
battles, and has won, with his gallant R"g.
memt, (uow reduc, TO mere handiuD impcr.
ishable honors. His loss to the service will be
sever ely felt.
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Movements on the Coast.

The Mercury oi Thursday last says: "Pas.
sengers by the Chal lesion aud Savannah Rail.
road report that there are grounds for believing
tIst the enemy isseuding heavy r,inforcements
to Hilton Head and along the shores Of Broad
River. Pnckney Island is now occupied by
large body OF troops.
These indications, taken in conjunction with
othcrs which will be found among our Northern
news this morning give Us = plain and unnis-
takeable warning that the warm work on ,h.
coast will soon begin.
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lroR THE LANCASTER LEpGkR.

MIR. EDITOR A fcw Weeks ngo there
We're interr"gntor irs pr"pounded, over the
signature oi "V"x P"puIi.":" tire candidate,
for The Legislature OF this District. My
name having been brought forward
candidalr, beg leave to reply. | did nor
deem 1t neces.ar, nj tnat time 30 au.w-r the
intcrrugat"rics, as the Convention Mas about
10 u-srmule, aud | WAS Of the opinion that
when they n'journ-d it would be sine die ;
nor wa, all"g.ihrr mistaken, tor ! sec Ly
the ordinance passed that the i7rh day ut
IL r,n,ber 0-Ai Is liked tor II dissolution oi
that budy, und 10y The s..inr "rduunhce the
Executive Council is made nineuaUe 10 the
Legislature. And | have no Hesitation IA
say ing hat, regard The Executive Council
unnecessary aud uuc"n-.Il"tiunaI, und |
stall certainly vote, II elected. To abolish
that b"dy nud leave ou- next Governor an
ramclej. jNIES /. REED
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Latest from the North.


fLrkRsSoh'' "eP'c"orf 10 Nof'"erh
dates 10 the 1'd instant nave oeeh received
L'heo'n 's'".u pfoe'"u"''oh' declaring
MAT Inc slaves OF 'eoe' m'''ers are 'fee
nom a"' "''e' Inc ~ january next mere
10 '''n'e"u""' eH'''eo""h' ~ Lou''''"e.
'e'p"'." ''o"' ''nf''o" I'VE, d"'ed 'he
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The Conscrintion.

The teiegr"phic report OF thesproceedings of
Congress OH Friday, the 26th nlt says tina; the
Conscrpt Till passed hoth Houses The Senate
bill aud the House bill differed materially in de-
snce. The bill from the committee Of CONFER
ence is the one reported to have passed both
houses. The details Of the b,ll are ,ot given.
As soon as received, we will publish it in full
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FOR ORDINARY.
The DeKalb House-Camdsp

his c-tnbtI>hnemt, located most runvr-
nie,.tly, IN the venerable and most resprcIu
bic town of Cn,uGrn. wuu!d Ur an Ornament
10 any city, borh fer i,s imposing archi,rc.
ture uni The style OF Its arrangement. No
one can pay is very kind and attentive pro.
prletur visit without arknON !rdginy it's
aItrnctvencsl lis spacious halls aud airy
cI.auInrTs. vel furnished and kept vii. Srru
puluuS cleanliness. fill tho most iveiy d..
sires for comf,rt and reposc, " lille the table
is supplied with the best provisions, we'll
pr, pared, wh ch MI industrious Watching
ST the market can ubI min. M, will IL of.
iend de'icucy /" add that the interchangeable
landlord is m">t efficiently aud gracefully
aided III lis Iaoor- by his accomplished and
energetic witc
To the establishment are attached sar,
aud c"mm"dipu- stables in whch The nor
>es of the good people of the country nrr
nbnmdanlly led ani carefully groomrd Not
the leW-. recommendation ut this rxcru iinp.
y agreeable house Of entertainment. i, IN.
'oE"blc prices cuarg-d- Let the public
give It II trial. a TkAvEII>G CUES.
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1Hs LArs iNvASr' S.--Relerring to the late
movement into Mary land, the Richmond Err
a'ni"er says:
HIS march into Maryland had an object and
purpose, being dderent from what the enemy
supposed, As well aS what our people believed
lt was not a step towards invading Penusyl
vann, nor yet was it made only to rs,se Mary
land The real objects were the capture Of the
iankee fo' ces at llapcrs Ferry aud the draw.
ing OF Mcclellan out OF Washington, aud Incl.
denisy the rousing of Maryland.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

N'IlCF,
COLUMBIA, Srpi-mhrr %, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER NO 80
THE several Krgimcnis "f the FIRST
IL Corps Reserves will assemble for r..
view by his ExccIency the Governor, Com.
mnni-r III Chief, or the Ahjrtant and In
-prrt"r General, on the following DAYS. ut
places of rendezvous I" be- fixed by the
FIc'd Officers OF each Regiment respective
Iy:
Third Regiment, Col EIford, Saturday,
OcI"bcr !. 1919
Fourth Regiment. Col Sloan. Wednes
daN. Ocl"ber 8 1861
NInlh Regiment, Col. Williams, Tues
day, Ocl6brr Ia, 1864
Seventh H. im-nI, Col. Wilson, Thurs
day. Ocion"r I6, 1864.
Sixth Regiment, Col. Secrs,t, Saturday,
October I8. 1852.
Eighth Regiment, Col WiIherspcon,
Tuesday, DciOu-r 81, 1863
Tenth Regiment, Co Baxter, Saturday
October rs, 1861
Eleventh X, grment. Col. Ryan. Tuesday,
Ocl"ber %, 1862.
f,hh Regiment. Col. Bacon, Friday, o.
tOber 81, 1872.
II. CoIoneI- o. the Regiments OF Re.
serves Te charged with the exlenlion OF
this orher TO The commnndanrs of compun.
lea. The Eicid Officer, of each Regimen;
will, al the earlis,: practica ole day, ix the
place OF rendezvous, extend notire thereof
throughout the limits of the command, and
report the same 10 this office
III. The bmmi-sinnrd aud non commits
stoned officers viii meet for dill, at the pa
rad- ground selected IN each Regiment res
Pec,iNely, on the day previous To the da,
appointed for review.
by order of the Comm 1ndcr In. Chief.
WlI.MOr q. DEo AUSSURE,
Adlntan' aud luapseLor. .tsoDaral Of y. G.
Sept. "a SA-Sl
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Notice to Tax-Pavers.

The books for the reception If the War
Tux, will be reopened on the 18th day Of
October next.
will be mt the Court House on tho Goth
and 2lst davs nf October.
At SmaIl's, Wednesday, October 22d
AT Gro. N. Funderburk's Thursday 23d
AZ Taxahaw, Friday &" Gath
At ilUrlons, SATURDAY. 25th
Al !e>sre B. Mobley's, Monday 27th
At Matthias Crcushaw's, Tuesday 28,h
AZ Nelson RelI's, Wednesday 20;
AT Craigsrilr, Thursday 3uth
Al ! K NagIII- Store Friday 3lst
ht BrIinlr, Saturday November LIST
And al the Court House Monday (Saleday)
November 81
I"e tax books will be closed on the 18th
IHy OF November. The War tax must ali
De p"ld on or before that day have rnaGe
TO Hpi"lntments NJ Mrs. liuey'- and Ross
store, us there are bat few persons To pay
at those places, and thew can pay at Crnigs-
VIE aud BeliniT Confederate notes which
has hrg'' Ga!!ud in. will not be received in
payment oi tho var tax.
J. r. HUNTER,
Il. e.. l.. D.
Sept ls. 1861. 33-6t.
+. S.-THrubie property which has not
been assessed, can be returned to me any
''Ihe' before the Tax books are clo.ed
r. H.
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Lands for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his plan.
tati"n, situated on the head waiers Of Lutte
Lynches Creek, containing Two hundred ard
seventy acre., adj ,ining lands Of John G..
LnuIhen, Capt. }. -. MclIwnn and Others.
Ga the premi,i' is n good dwelling house
with Mi necessary outbuiliiGgs aud an a
bund.nce "f excellent water. The ylunla
Lion i in goo state of repairs with open
Iauh sufficient for The labor Of four or live
hands.
The place may be treated for privately
until the krst Monday in Novem Der next, on
which day II viii TO sold TO the highest bid.
der at Lancaster Court House, il not pre-
siously disposed of At private sale.
s. LAMBETH.
Sept. II, 1862, 32-at