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Mr.. Vallandigham's Speech.

The remarks of Mr.. Vallandigham. member
Of the Lincoln Congress from the State of
Ohio, upon the Trent affair, published in this
paper, will he read with great deal of interest
Mr.. Nallandigham contends, that til. course
pursued by the Lincoln Government in surren-
derng Mcssrs. Mason and Slde will have
the effect to bring on a war with England, the
very result it was intended TO avoid that Eng.
lane cared nothing for the persons of Mason
and Slidell that it was surrender of the
right TO seize them on board of her Ship, under
the protection of her Flag, which she demand.
ed, the very point which Mr.. Seward refused
to concede, allied ling that tho only irrcgularty
committed by Capt Wilkes consisted in his
not seizing the vessel on board of which the
prisoners were found. Mr.. Vallandishnni thinks
that England's demands upon the principle in.
volvcd, will be repeated and that the United
States must either make other diseraceful con.
cessions, or fight.
The signs of the times are full Of bright au.
guries for the Southern cause the prospect
OF early recognition by the European powers !;
Of a war between the United States aud some
Of those powers, and the financial elnbarrass.
ments Of the North-all point to the advantage
and speedy independence OF the Confederate
States.
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The War on the Seacoast Departure
Of the Enemy's Fleet From Port
Roval

We have no news Gays the Charleston
Mercury of 18th inst0 Of any further nc.
tive military movements on the psr, of eth.
er o: the hostile armies that now occupy
our coast.
Yesterday We received information OF an
auihentic character that the large fleet Of
fyar vessels of the Lincoln Government
which has occupied Broad River and the
waters in that neigborhood since the BON
bardment OF Hilton Head and Port Roya',
had suddenly put out 10 sea and had gone
no one koew whiIber. Speculation i, rife
as to the meaning Of their departure en-
masse, and many believe that they intend
making n new descent upon some point on
the coast Of this State or Georgia. IN.
more general impression, however, Is that
their mission is Ia cooperate either directly,
or by division, with the contemplated move
ments OF General Burnside's light draugh,
fleet.
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Bank of the State
5 y u II II G. A r OLIN A ,

CHARLESTON, 18th February, 1861.
The Legislature having, at its late ses-
sion, authorized the Issue of Bonds to the
amount of s675,ooo, bearing an interest OF
seren per cent, for the purpose of providing
the funds required to sustain the State in
the l., t of resuming her rights Of sovereign
ty, this Bank is now prepared to dispose of
the Bonds. They are issued in sums of
800, 800, and $500. An opportunity is
thus afforded every citizen to make secure
and profitable investment, while contribu-.
ting aid to the cause in which the State is
engaged. With the view of enabling citl-
zens in any part of the State 10 share in
the Loan, the Clerks Of the Courts of the
several districts have been required to open
books of subscription for the Stock. Sui
table arrangements will be made for furn-
ishing the Bonds on the receipt of the mon
ey, Mt an early da. after each subscription.
has been made. Engagements for the pur-
chase of Bonds may be made at the Bank !,
or at any of its Branches. 1t is probable
that, at the next Session ofthe Legislature,
those parties who desire it may have their
Bonds converted into Stock.
G. NJ. FURMAN, President.
Feb IS, 3tf
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The Militia.

On our first page may be found several Or.
dinances and Resolutions of the State Conven.
ton, passed at the recent Session. Among
them an Ordinance which provides that the Act
of December 7, 1861, shall not stand in the
way OF the power of the Governor and Coun-
Gil, to call into service any portion of the Mill
tia of the State, in such manner and upon such
terms as may seem expedicnt.
Under the Act OF the General Assembly, the
Militia organization in the State could not be
called into actual service beyond their respec
tive Brigades /; but the Ordinance of the Con-
TO call out any portion of the Militia, to serve
in any part of the State in which they may be
needed
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$50 REWARD!

T. Runaway from where we had them
81 hired, near Chester. in June last, our
-1 three Negro men, viz BILL, GILES
and HENRY.
Bill and Giles we bought the 18th of last
November, at the estate sale of Ed. Leach,
on Broad River, in York District. They
being brothers and having relations in the
neighborhood where we purchased them, it
Is more than likeey they have mad. their
way back to their old ncighborhood.
Bill is about &c years old, s feet 8 inches
high, will weigh $50 or l6O pounds is
very black; rather sharpcd face, speaks
quick when spoken to-
Giles, his brother, is about "a years old
feet 9 inches high will weigh l6O lbs
Is very black, and walks with his head up
and feet turned out in front.
Henry, we purchased, Jan ], of Col. c.
kves on the Catawba river. He is % years
old, well sc:, feet 10 inches high, and will
weigh IT'S pounds has n heavy brow and
speaks slowly has some character as
runaway. May go to Charleston or Wash
Ington city, it is hard telling where he will
60 as he is n gentleman of travel They
all ran off about the same time.
We will pay $75 reward for the three
men; or $25 piece for either of them de-
llve-ed in any Jail so that we can get them.
These boys may attempt to make their way
North, as some others from this place have
attempted.
PRIDE g. DUNOVANT.
hnn
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Death Of a Volunteer.

lip II. Stewman, member of Capt. Warren's
Company Col DcSaussurc's Regiment, S. c.
V. The deceased was native of this District,
but was residing in Kcrshaw when he entered
the service, some four or five months ago. lie
left the camp of his Regiment with the inten'
ton OF coming home, but on reaching Charlcs.
ton found himself too i'll to proceed farther
He died at one of the Hospitals in that city,
after receiving every care and attention from
its kind patrons. His remains were forwarded
to this place, and inferred at the Presbyterian
Churchyard on Thursday last, with military
honors.
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GJt Ir1qtr.
LANCASTERVILLE. SC.
Wednesday Morning, Jan. 90, 1862.

lloGs.-A drove of about 200 Tennessee
hogs came to this place last week, being the
first that has been driven here this Season.
They remained mere several days, but no sales
were made. Our people had partially supplied
themselves with homemade pork, which fact,
together with the scarcity of money and the
high price asked for the Tennessee pork, atfor
dcd reasons for not buying. The price was
fifteen cents gross-ahout seven cents more
than the selling price Of last Sea son.
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A correspondent OF the Yorkvillc Enquirer
furnishes that paper with detailed account of
the battle near Port Royal Ferry on the lst
inst. lie says of Lieut.. Col. Barnes, command.
ing the detachment from the l2th Regiment {:
''The gallant bearing OF Col Barnes was con,
spicuous throughout the entire engagement
His coolness aud utter disregard of personal
danger, elected the highest and merited enco
miums from the soldiers under his command" :"
The same correspondent makes the following
mention Of Lieut. Campbell, commanding Com.
pany Lancaster Hornets) in that engage
ment:
Lieut.. Campbell commanding Company I,
was constantly up TO the mark Of duty. aud
clearly proved himself an efficient officer"
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From tie Christian IdrOcdtc.
Review of the Charleston Market,
BY c. W. WILLIAMS s. CO.
Tuesday January l4h, 1861

HeHudy JdHuu'y lam, loOS.
CoTToY.--rhe rct eipts Of cotton continue
very light Planters do not seem disposed
to sell Mt The low prices offered. Some
sales are made for future delivery on T. ba
sis Of Sets. for Good Middiings, deivera
bic in Charleston when the blockade is
raised. Only those who are in want of
money will sell on such terms. The late
accounts from Europe show the stock of
cotton nj the beginning of Il new year much
large. than was expected. The hight pri.
ces have materially reduced tHe consumr.
ton of cotton and brought it in from other
markets. We may possibly fni wh,n it
is too late, that We have relied too much On
King Cotton. AS there is much uncertain
ty when the blockade will be raised, would
it not be prudent for the planters 10 turn
their attention more TO the production Of
Grain and Provisions T! Two crops Of cot
ton amounting to seven or eight million of
bales, thrown in the market would reduce
prices to or Gets. per ID
RICE AS there is no export demand for
this article, and the demand for the Army
has been supplied, prices have declined
We quote fair Rice 81, Good 81 or Acts.
GRA:S-We quote corn l0all5.-
Oats T5cts. Wheat so. Peas 9Oc 1 90.
Rye l 20
FLoUE.-The stock of Flour is light
We quote good article in barrels aud bags
at 9ial0i.
HAy.-rhis article is scarce at 3a2 SO
per 100 lbs.
LARD There is fair demand for Lard
at - "a cts.
BUrrER-In demand at 30 50cts. for
prime Common 20 or 80 cts.
BAcoN.-New Bacon is coming in more
freely and prices have declined. We quote
Shoulders -, sides and hams 25cts.
CANDLEs.-The stock of Adamantinc and
Sperm exhausted.
SALT Very little for sale, selling at 30
and S25 per sack.
SUGAR The stock Of Sugar is very
much reduced in consequence of the great
difficulty of getting supplies from N. O.
We quote common N. o. 81 a Gets. Fair
10 Good TO prime, lOt II els. Carif.
ed, IL n Ia cts.
MoLAssEs.-The stock of Cuba Molas-
ses is exhausted. N o. IL selling at 60 cts.
COFFEE A small lot received by under.
ground railroad is selling at 10 u rs cts.
BAGGISG.-In demand at 25cts per yard.
RoPE.-None in market-last sales 80 a
35 cts
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Steam Mill Notice.

THE SUBSCRIBER adopts this method
Il OF letting the public know, that he
has on hand ut his Steam Saw Mill, n very
large lot of good and well seasoned Lun.
Der, which he would be pleased to sell to
pnnctual customers on the usual terms
he would also request all persons indebted
to him by account for Lumber TO come for.
ward and settle either by cash or note
cash, of course, preferred. A competent
person will always be found at the aIill.
ready to wait upon customers.
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
January Is, 1862. 49,f.
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ICON !
War Tax.

Inc lol'o"ing simple ulrcctiohs ih"y "'u
persons in preparing their returns to the
assessors appointed under the acts of Com
gress providing War Tax.
Let each Tax payer in the District or
where he is absent, some one for him, pre-
pare statement in writing, or schedule, Of
his taxable property, as the same existed
the lst day of October, 1861, in the follow
ing order:
!. Redt Estate. Describe in some gene.
raj way the location of the Lands or Town
Lots, the number Of acres, the interest or
Estate of the tax payer therein, or grow
Ing thcrcout, such us mines, ferries and the
Ike.
2. Sldres-Give the number, approx-
mate ages. aud any other particulars effect.
ing value that may he deemed necessary.
3. Merchandise describe or set out the
value Of the entire stock of goods or mer-
chanjize, (exccpt the agricultural products
Of the country, held for sale the lsl day CT
October. 1861.
i. Bank Stock Specify the Banks in
which The Stock is held, the number Of
Shares, and the cost Of Share in each.
and the last divd, nds declared.
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lati"n to Bank Stock will apply.
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NORTHERN NEWS.
RICHMOND, January II.

''Nh"'''f '"'u"'S i ..
The Examiner Of this morning contains
a special dispatch from Norfolk supplying
news from the New York Herald Of The
18th instant.
Mr.. Cameron. Secretary of War, has re-.
signed
Scranton, Of Pennsylvania, has been ar.
pointed Secretary in pace of Cameron, who
goes out as Minister to Russia.
Mcclellan is up and attending to business
Ii is rumored that Secretary Chase in.
tends to resign his post and accept seat
in the Senate. Col. kearney is dead.
The Federals cain avictory in the Pres
tonsburg battle over Gen. Marshall. Col
Garfield reports that Marshall was repulsed
and was fl.eing in great confusion, carrying
off numbers Of dead and wounded. The
Federas found 81 dead upon the field and
took 25 prisoners. The Federnls report
two killed and 70 wounded on their side.
The Federal House has passed Bill
abolishing frankIng appropriations for the
army during the year ending next June.
Nearly S45OOOO,OOO represented bv the
board Of bankers from the principal cities,
met The finance Committees of Congress-.
at Chases residence, on Monday. After
fcur hours conference no result was attain
Ell. Chase threatens high taxes upon the
bankers who were inexorable.
Commodore Godsboro has left Fortress
Monroe with the 18Th Massachusetts Rcgi.
ment, on board the Steamer Spauiding,
bound for Port Royal. Goldsboro com.
mands the fleet in conjunction with Burn.
sides land operations
The Federal Senate, on Tuesday, passed
Bill discharging fugitive slaves Jailed in
the District of Columbia.
Thirteen vessels at Hampton Roads went
to sea on Thursday. The Steamship Con-
stituiion with the Name and Massachusetts ts
Regiment arrived on Thursday at Fortress
Monroe.
Nothing heard officially n, Richmond
from Nashville of the Prestonburg fight.
Charlotte Bulletin
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

Y
Columbia, s C., January IL, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 2
| ALL Cavalry Companies of the State,
10 not IN actual service or uqder orders
therefor, are hereby ordered to report, by
the first Of February nert to this office. n
fuIi and complete Roll of Officers and Pri
Yates. in accordance with Confederate rev
ula'lons, to serve at least twelve months in
confederate service, unless sooner dis
charged and upon failure to so report,
they will be dissolved and remanded to
their respective Beat Companies
IL. The Commanding Officers Of Brgades,
Regiments and Companies, not tnder orders,
are ordered forthwith ID turn in to the Ar
sennls, Mt Columbia or Charleston, all State
arms and accou'rcments in the hands of
Their respective commands, advising this Of
hce OF the shipments, and upon n failure to
respond, ,n The 6onds Of officers oW be enforced.
Ill. Those companies complying with the
hrst paragraph of this Order, will have
arms ana accoutremcnts issued to Them
upon being mustered into service.
~. Officers charged with duties under
this Order, will proceed at once to the exc
cution Of them.
By order Of the Governor and Council
S. r. GIST,
Adj and Insp, Gen. of S. C.
Jan. -, 1862. 5O-lt
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Financial Streangh Of the Norih and the
Souh.--A careful examination Of the re.
sources OF the Northern States shows tha,
there Is but s23,oOO,000 Of coin in the
vaults Of the New York banks, and but lit
tie else" here. Their grain crop has gone
forward and has been drawn against, and
the Morrill, Tariff Is scarcely likely. with
the reduced importations, TO yie!d much
revenue.
in the vaults Of the Southern banks
there are S9o.Jo0OOo Of coin, aad Of For
eigr Exchange sio,oooooo. Add to this
100000 900 worth Of cotton and other
produce, which must eventually be as good
as gold, aud somo idea may be formed Of
the comparative abilities Of the two sections
TO sustain Themselves In the great contest
-Chqriesfon Mercury. /.
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The Post Office Department.

We acknowledge the receipt of the re
port Of Postmaster General Reagan.
The total cost Of mail service in the ell
even Confederate States, while in the Uni.
ted States, was for the year ending June J.,
1860, Sl,296, ,246 7S--the total receipts 81.
5l7,54O 55; the excess Of expenditure over
receipts, Salts ,7O6.2s.
The Confederate Congress having au-
thorized the President 10 take charge Of the
telegraph lines, the Department has es,ab-
lished at miles Of telegraph md furnished
batteries. II has also sent miles of insua.
ted copper wire, with batteries, reels, &c,
to the army for field operations other con.
tracts are in progress in different parts Of
tie States.
In the eleven States are s,lIl posimss.
ters, 1879 contractors, making 43,96O ac-
counts 20 be- audited annually. There are
9,519 pos, roads. The overland route from
San Antonio, Texas, to San Diego, Califor.
mia, has. been stopped.
There are ninety one railroads and branc h
roads in the Confederate States, Of which
number only fifteen have entered into con.
tracts. Much difficulty exists in the mat
ter as to schedules and the claims for ad.
vanccd rates.
The number of postrnasters appointed
by the President, by and with the consent
of the Senate, il 10, Of which number CT
have been appointed, confirmed and com
missioned. The number Of route agents
is 1913, OF whom 10 have been appointed
and 8 removed.
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What The ~ Y. Herald thinks o( Mr.. Val.
landigham the New York Herald
of The 9Th inst, We extract the following
editorial
At the last session Of Congress the Hon
Mr.. Vnllandigham, Of Ohio, and Burnett, of
Kentucky, now prominent leader of the
Kentucky rebels. were almost as intimate
as the Siamcse Twins, for they were al.
ways together. At the present session Mr..
Va!landigham is left to do the best he can
for the rebel cause without the assistance
OF Burnett but he seems to labor as vii
lingly for war with England, in behalf OF
our Southern rebels, as il his Kentucky
friend were at his side. The speech made
the other day on The Trent settlement by
this PATRIOTS Vallandigham was just such
speech as Burnett or Breckinrdge would
have made in our Congress on that subject.
So IL was understood in the House, and 80
it will be accepted by the loyal people OF
our loyal States. The gentlemen from
Ohio is Understood, and he is only wasting
hs time in beating about the hqsh, instead
Of Slipping off TO Dixie.
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Re,enlisted for the War.

private letter from Camden informs us
that Capt Kenncdys Company, in COL Ker-
shaw's Regiment, has re.enlsted for the war,
and will be at home the present week on fur,
lough
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Especial to the South Carolinlan. |
Latest Northern News,

NORFOLK, Jan. l7.-The New York Her
aid, Of the 18th, says that S,aunton, OF
Pennsylvania, succeeds Cameron, who goes
as Minister TO Russia. Mcclellan is we'll.
Zeigle's resignation is contradioted. The
Herald thinks Mason and Slidell were lost
In tho hurricane.
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ODning Up.-A Yankee paper before rs
acknowledges the corn" as follows:
The great American Eagle has c,me
oueof the Slidell controversy like a chick
en- cock after rain storm--head down and
tall nalfmast.
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South Carolina College.

The Cdroiinidn announces that the exercises
of the College opened on Monday, with sixty,
five or seventy students. DR.. LaBorde has
been elected Chairman Of the Faculty and
president pro tenn.
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The Gladiator Late information reoeiy.
ed by thSSluincy (Fla) Dispatch, of the
9Th, enables the editor Of that papcr 10
state that the Gladiator Is now safely moor.
ed 10 Confederate port--a Florida port
The Gladiator has two miaions worth Of
arms.
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WAR NEWS.
From Richmond.

RICHMOND, January l5.-Congress has
passed resolution ordering the publication
OF the official reports of all the battles
fought thus far during the war This order
includes General Beauregard's and General
Johnstons reports of the battle Of Manassas
Plains, fought on the 2lst of July last -
There was no other portion of the pro.
ceedings of to-day made public.
John X. Jackson, Colonel of the 5,b
Georgia Regiment, ana commandant at
Pensacola, has received the nppoin tment of
brigadier General. tIe is not a graduate
of West Point, but is an efficient and ex.
perlcnced officer, and was warmly recon-
mended by General Bragg.
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Confederate Generals.

We clip the following from Southern
exchange paper
Virginia has l6 generals in the Confed-
crate armies South Carolina 9 9; Louisiana
8; Georgia 7 &; Tennessee 8; North Caroli-
nn 6 Kentucky 7; Maryland 4 Alabama
4; Mississippi i Texas 8 Arkansas 3 !;
Florida 2 Missouri none.
The following were born OF the North
though previous to the present war they
were citizens of Southern States Gen.
Cooper, born in N. York, Ripley, in Ohio ;
Pem3erion, in Pennsylvania Whiting, in
Massachusetts Ruggles, in Massachusetts,;
French, in New Jersey.
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From Charlottesville. Va.

Charlottesville, Va, January l7.-The
chimney Of the Monticello House, used BY
the South Carolina Hospital Association MS
q Hospital for the sick and wounded from
that State, took fire on Wednesday night,
and half the building was burned. There
removed safely. but the furniture and hos
pital stores were much damaged, and n por
ton of them lost.
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NOTICE.

INiE Notes and Accounts Of NJ. Aldrich
Il nave been left in our charge for collec
lion. Persons indebted by open account
aie requested to come forward and settle by
cash or note.
KERSHIAW g. CONNORS,
Jan. 20, lS62-3.. attor'y, at Law
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School for Girls and Small Boys.

School for Girls and Small Boys.
MISS MARY B. HAM MOND will open
VI a School for Girls and Small Boys
on Monday, January 18th.
TERMS FOR FIVE MONTHS:
Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic, $500
The abore. with Grammar, Geogra.
phy, History, Philosophy, &c. SEQ
Pupils wi. bc charged from the time of
entrance I" the end of the Session.
January 9th, 1861 4Stf.
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1000 Bales Cotton Wan
ted

WE WILL BUY ONE THOUSAND
w BALES OF COTTON.
NJ BAUM s. BROS.
Camden, Jan. Is, 1862. 49-3t.
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The Number Of Hogs Purchased by the
Confederate Government IN 7ennessee.-We
have some information as to the number of
hogs the Government has purchased and is
having slaughtered and packed in Tenn.
eSsee, and give the following approximate
pStimot,
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For Rent.

TNHE HOUSE and LOT in Lancaster.
4 vile, known rs the Methodist Parson-
age. Apply 10 A. MAYER.
January Is, ct.