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LooxouT, TANNERS AND SHoEMAxsRs.-

LooxouT, TANNERS AND SHoEMAxsRs.-
Under this caption writer In the Grenada
Appeal gives tanners and shoemakers a
timely warn ing. which it will be well for
them to heed. The writer says:
Tanners aud shoemake ers are exempt from
conscripton by ,he laws Of the Confederate
States, but there is one little provision of
those laws which they ull seem 80 have
overlooked. II is this THAT the products
of their labor shall be sold at prices not ex-
ceeding seventy five per ce"t upon the cost
of production" Now | will venture TO sav
that there is not IA tanner or shoemaker in
Mississippi who is not selling his products
ut from Que hundred to five hundred per
cent. upon the cost Of production. All sucl,
are no logger exempt from conscription
Now, let every man who buys hide Of
leather, or n pair Of shoes from these ex.
emptd, take receipt for his purchases,
which will be proof positive against them,
that they are luble 10 be enrolled as con
scripts If they refuse to give RECEIPT, let
the purchaser make memorandum Of his
purchases, their date, and amount, aud this
will answer just as we'll as a receipt, 10
prove them liable TO consrrip,ion.
The laws to which have referred nre
equally applicable TO other tradesren but
have confined my remarks TO tanners and
shoemakers alone, simply because their ey-
orb''"nt prices press peculiarly hard upon
the people, particularly tho poor people, n,
this season Of The year
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Ous Loss.-The Charleston Courier. Of the
2sth, publishes the Official list Of casualties a.
furnished fom the Adjntant Generals office,
in the recent affair near Pocotsligo. IL sums
up officer and men killed, officers aud SO
, men wounded. and officers and men miss.
ing. Aggregate casuaities II.
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Estate John Williams, ESQ.

4 LII persons iadeb.ed To John Williams,
IA Esq, are notified TO make payment
and all persons having claims or demands
OF any character, are requested to present
The same within the term prescribed oy
Law This notice will be plead in Bar to
nny demand not so presented.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON,
Admir- J. Williams.
Lancaster c. ii Oct 81. 1862 3S-3m.
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The cold weather has fairly set in throughout
Northern Virginia, and the snow lies several
inches deep Oh the ground II winter has be.
gun thus carly, We may look for . rigorous sea.
son, and preparations cannot be TOO quickly
necessarily suffer fiom the untimely inclemency
of the weather
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Lieut. w H Faulkner

We regret to learn that Lieut.. w. II. Faulk.
'ner. who was wounded in the battle of Sharps.
burg aud who was afterwards enabled to get
home under circumstances which led his
friends to hope for his speedy recovery, died,
from the effects Of his wound, on Friday last.
An amisblc young man and promising officer,
dis death is much lamented in our community.
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NOTICE.

On the lat Of November next, Stage fare
to Inn taster will be raised to IS 90 a sent,
aud so lbs bnggag. allowed
Volunteers gong or returning will be
charged 50 90.
Any packages to or from volunteers will
be taken and forwarded free Of charge
All other packages must be pr-pail.
McCURRY g. iIAMERSI.OUGU.
Camden, Oct. rs, 1862 3S-2t
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Estate Sale.

BY order Of the Ordinary. will be sold at
Lancaster c. Ii on the l4,h November s62,
the entire Estate Of John Williams ESQ =,
!dec'd) consisting of II valuable and choice
library of Law and Equity and o.her mis-.
cellnneous books, bed, bed stend and furni
ture, sword, trunks, tables, chairs and many
other articlrs. Terms Cash
JAMES ii. WITuERSPOON,
Admir-
Nov. 5, 1862 39-2t
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Mayor Monroe, Of New Orleans, who had
been 90 long imprisoned by Butler. the vile
brute beast, 10 dead. lie died from the Effects
Of his imprisonment on Ship Island, where he
suffered with neglect, all manner OF want, dis.
ease and torture Of body, besides that Of mind.
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NOTICE.

The Teachers Of Lancaster District are
hereby notified TO hand in their accounts to
II X. w. Bclk, Treasurer, legally prepared
by the Tenth Of November next, other '. ire
they will he rejected, by order of the Board
Of Free Schools.
A. S. NESBET, Chr'm.
J. T. COPELAND, Sec'y.
Oct 40 1862. 38-lt
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S o u tn Carolina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

\ l..
DY =. Il. HAMMOND, ESQ. Ordinary
ID for said District
WHEREAS, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Funderburk has
applied to mo for Letters Of Administrator
on all and singular the Goods and Chattles,
Rights and Credits OF Nathan l.. Funderburk
late OF the District Aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and ad.
monish all md singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me Mt our next Ordinarys
Court for the snid district. to be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 7th day Of
Nov next, to show cause, if any, why
The said administration should not bs gran
led.
Given under my hand and seal, this 23d
{ ~ day of Oct. in the year of our
: l.. 3. Lord one thousand eight hundred
I ~ )and sixtytwo and in the eighty-sev.
snth year of the Independence Of Tho State
Of South Carolina.
p. T. HAMMOND oL. D.
Oct. 29, 1861. -s3-2:.
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OBITUARY.

DIED OH the field Of battle, near Sharpsburg,
Md Oh the l7th september last, ELIAS LYscu
FRASER, aged seventeen years, one month and
ten Gays. lie fell i'll front of his com pany while
in the act of loading lis gun, having dischal ged
u several times at the enemy previously, the
hrst ot which made one enemy less, and proved
the nerve and daring aim Of this noble and
much lamcnted youth. His older brother 81
mon Lovau Fraser died in the service at Ger.
mantown more than year ago, and his senior
and only surviving brother, able to bear arms,
was III command 1t the infsmary corps and did
not discover his body until the morning OF the
18th, (the day alter the battle,) when assisted
by las comrades he performed the last sad and
solemn duty 10 his beloved brother as well as
circumstances would permit is il not heart
rendipg to view the dire caamities OF this cruel
war-one brother lies beneath the sod in Vir.
g'nia another in Maryland the other yet alive
10 meet what doom we know not. How it
must wiring the widow heart OF their devoted
mother who has thus given up her jewels" for
her country. Although Of tender age and del.
cate irame the subject o: this notice volunteer
ed IN the Grcys, (the first company raised in
Lsncaster) and reached Charleston before the
capture OF Fort Sumter, since that time he has
been in four battles viz: Frsser's Farm, Oak
Hill, Harpers Ferry aid Sharpsburg. Alter
about one year and zen months service his lie
has been sacrificed OH the altar OF liberty and
his bereaved relat. .ons aud friends mourn his
untnely death. FRIEsD.
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We are requested TO annonce DR.. X. L.
Crawford n candidate for the vancancy in
the State Senate occasioned by the death
Of the late Col Dixon Barnes.
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NOTICE TO SHOEMAKERS.

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, 2 .r 3
good Shoemnksrs to work by the Job, fer
which the highest prices will be paid.
Apply A Tan Yard 9 miles Sontb of
Lanraster Court llouse and one mile E,.,
Of Pleasant Hill P.O.
OSBORN Floyd.
ooL 40, 1862, ga.
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Twenty.seven Negroes
Estrav.

Taken up on the ID inst, at my residence
in the l"w.r portion Of Lancaster District.
FIVE miles South Of Pleasant Hill, a bay
mare mule, medium size. Said mule wa,
sold by me to - Taylor, 0! Charlotts,
N &, about one week previous. The own.
sr is hereby notified to come forward, pay
expenses aud take him away.
EVA.i ROLLINGS.
Oct. Ssh 1859. SSH
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Attention Cavalry.

THIS Company will meet at Taxahaw on
ne1t Saturday, the 9th inst, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. full turn out 10 respectfully so.
Iicited. AMOS ACMANUS.
NOV. 8, 1864, 39-lt
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Announcements.
FOR THE s. NATE.

The friends or T. T.. Hammond, Esq res
peclfuliy nominate him TO iii the uu.x pir.d
term Of the late Col. Dixon Barnes in the
State SeDa,e. MANY FRIENDS.
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NOTICE.

Any person visiting lob Work done In
the Blacksmith shop can be accomm odated
by me at 8 so per day.,
Is X. HANCOCK, Smith.
Oct. %, 1862, s7-at
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Executors Sale.

oASSuIS46 SdAo.
BY permission OF p. r. Hammond, ESQ :,
Ordinary for Lancaster District. we will
sell at the late residence Of William Dun
can, deceased, on Monday the 9th day of
December next. the personal Estate Of the
said deceased, consisting Of
Twenty-seven Negroes,
(Mostly Young and very Iikely,) Horses,
Cattle, Pork Hogs, Cotton, 26 bales packed
and abont - or l5 bales in the seed, some
1900 or 1000 tushes Of Corn. Fodder and
Schuck, &c, and many other articles TOO
tedious To mention.
BY the mutual consent of all the parties
Interested, ~e will sell or rent the land on
the same day.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
II. II. DUNCAN,( r.,
c. L. DUNCAN f
Oct. 29, 1852, 3s-6.
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Wanted 1000 Old Axes.

Delivered at my Smith Shop, good axes
will be given IN exchange in porpor,ion to
their relative value.
JOSEPH CLARK.
Oct. Is, 1869, se-a, nd
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DIsrRicr

'S~S'EN hioiRiCr.
Personally appeared before me John
Iralg, Treasurer Of the Board Of X Dads and
Biidgss and makes oath that the above Is n
nst and true return Of all the monies re.
;eived and paid out sinse last r.port
JOHN J. CIR lIG.
II. J. HANCOCK, Clerk.
Nov. 5th 1864 39-t
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REPORT of the Treasurer Roads and
Bridges. Fall Term 1882.
1861 DIN.
Cash on hand at last report Sl,253,O3
1861
Aug I, Received from Tax Col.
lector. ................ 1880
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SI3O2,62

balance IN lreasurers hand $+35,5l
JOHN J. CRAIG, Treasurer.
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Notice.
NOTICE.

Application will b made 10 the IsQisls.
tnre nj its ne 1t session for an incorporation
Of the Morinh baptist Assccisticn.
August s7th iB02, a0-Sa
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-17

cisiug. Witnsss Jones, Mahony, and
She hrd 10 Iqpa, the Knights sof the
0ciden Cirelein Illinois, and thesscore6
Of pnL slavSby Democrats from al Over
the NORTH nov filing traitors cell."ss
You are mistaken, 10 your premises
There are hosts Of others, who de.
bounced the Constitution as a league
with HE'LL who said Let the u MON
,lide," and who wanted an "an,i:slavery
Constitution, an snti.slavery Bible and
An anti-slavery God" Who were and
aaye been for years INSPIRED with
reedom," to such an extent, that they
peny endorsed the New York 1ri,
hume when it said, "a Union with
.lavery was not worth preserving
Witness Owen Lovejoy, Horace Greely,
WendaI Phillips, Parker, Pillsbury,
Joshua Il. Giddings and a score Of
otbers, who if they had their merits
would be inmates Of the same prison.
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From Cha m bersbu,g.
CHAMReR. RrpG Sont "A

CHAhBeR BURG Sept. IA, F. N.
Parties arriving to-day from the neigh.
borhood of W'lIiamsport, report a por.
ton OF Jackson's forces moving towards
Martinsburg, for the purpose Of captur.
ing White and bis command, but he
had evacuated the place 2 hours preyi.
ons'y, and succeeded in reaching Harp
er's Ferry 10 safety.
An engine was sent from this place
this afternoon, and proceeded as far as
the state line. There were no signs Of
rebel pickets or companies.
Citizens living near the State line
coming in tonight, report no rebels in
the. ne'ghborhood. They had evacuated
hagerstown, but what direction they
had taken was not yet known.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-17

that the expenditures Of the Confeder-
ete 0pverppeuSfr FROM the ~esmoence-
nDentso tb1 1stFof Aegu,t, amohnt to
1047 jS72, 1856. Fl y Nd
Tbs eipcuatiAn Of &ellphissly the
fFedefs}s 10 mid % h1se been olieially
announced.
The Richmond Enqxirer Of the 18th
says the tyranny OF the Lincoln Govern
NEST is grinding the liberties Of the peo-
pie into the very dust, and tbousands
would feel grat,fied in Maryland tor .
respite from wrongs inflicted by their
oppr essors.J Acts # INDIVIDUAL cruelty
might be given which would make the
blood Of .. cry Marylander boil. s
TIE. EnQ.iyer also says ''the Confed.
crate army is said to be At Hanoses
Ford, York county, Pa, 50 miles south
Of Harrisburg. Philadelphia is distan,
from Harrisburg LOG miles. The. road
from Hanover to York anil thence t.
Lancaster, would eeem to be the route
to Philadelphia that our army is pur
suing. Perhaps jackson is after thai
old public functionary, Buchanan. Tb'
distance by this route cannot be moIa
than 100 miles to Philadelphia" Thi'
is ty mail. =.
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From Fort No mr. Oe.

FoRr MOnR0s, Sept IL.
The steamships Montreal and New
Brunswick arrived this noon with about
700 paroled Union prisoners. The BAL
ance Vt the 6OO0 will be down to-mor-
row.
The Confederates are nov very par.
t'cu'ar about all they parole,t aking their
height, color of hair, eyes and complex
ion.
The Richmond Wing says 5. N.
Bruce, OF Kentucky, proposed in the
House plan simplifying the obtaining
OF letters of marque, and to render pri
watering more efficient. II Bruce's
proposition is adopted, important results
will speedily follow. Weknow OF gentle.
men from abroad awaiting the action Of
the committee that they may embark in
the privateering business.
1t is .asccrta,ued from official data
furnished by the Treasury Department,
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From Louisville.

~OAo AILG1 AVpG 1Cs
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE FIGHT.
Maj. Thomas arrived from Mumfords.
vile this evening. He was present du-
ring the battle. The rebels under Gen.
Duncan numbered from 5000 to 1000,
including cavalry and artillery and in
fantry. The rebels made attacks from
both sides of the river and boldly ad
vanced to our breastworks. They was
repulsed with fearful loss. Our loss " as
8 killed and p wounded, while the
rebels loss was from 500 to 700 killed
and wounded. The rebels who brought
the flag of truce admit their loss to be
400 killed, and two pieces of artillery
captured. The bridge that was de
stroyed by Bragg on Bacon Creek,
is supposed to be at Glasgow.
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RxneoreA Evacuation ~
4 MEM Dbtl.
y 40
raRWAR II PEKNsYNANA.
Capture Of a Rebel Train Of Sc
Wagons, Laden with {
Ammunition.
sTONEWALL JACKSON MARCHING
ON MARTiNsBUKG.
The War IN Pennsylvanla.

GRRBN VASILB, 0epte Acs
TIE cavalry force which lett Har-
per's Ferry last night at 8 o'clock ar
rived to-day at o'clock. It seems that
it was contemplated to surround Har-
per's Ferry. The cavalry obtained per.
mission to cut their way through, but
after obtaining guide they started and
succeeded in making their way around
the enemy without being discovered.
On reaching the Williamsport road they
discovered a train of fifty wagons,
~hich they captured. 1t belonged to
Longstreet. 1t was an ammunition
train which had just left Hagcrs,own,
alter supplying that div sion with am
muntion, the wagons being still about
half full. Most of them proved to be
wagons taken from Pope's army at Cen
terville. About Is prisoners were cap
tured at the same time, some OF them
having formerly lived in this vicinity.
Col. Mcclure, with other officers, had
considerable trouble to keep the crowd
from hanging these double-dyed traitors
on their way to prison. Capt. Palmer
proceeded to. day to Hagcretown and
found the rebels had gone, and | learn
is new 10 pursuit Of them with large
force Of cavalry and infantry which
joined HIM to-day. The cavalry which
came through say that the troops at
Harper's Ferry could hold ont till to-
day, and if reinforcements came up be-
fore noon they would be safe. A dis
patch has reached that Mcclellan de-
feated aud routed Longstreet and Hill
yesterday with great slaughter, and that
the rebels we're flying in every direction
to get out of Maryland.
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From " ashingtou.

WAsHInGT0N, Sept. Is.
An officer slightly wounded in the
fight yesterday, who arrived here last
night, reports that the fight took place 8
or miles west of M,ddie,on,a at the foot
of the first mountain, going west. The
army was strongly posted, but our men
with the most determined courage
drove them up the mountain, through a
strip OF woods, cornfeld and open
ground. The rebels made an occasion
al stand behind walls AID fences, but
we're driven thence to the top Of the
mountain and over into the valley, but
it beng night our troops were called
from further pursuit. Not one of our
men faltered. This point Of the contes,
was maintained by our troops OF the
centre division. Two Colonies were
among the rebel killed, found on the
field this a. NJ. TIE battle was fought
principally With infa-try on our part, j,
beng impract,cable to bring artillery IN
to full play-Gltbons, however,succeed-
ed with much toll in getting battery
upon the mountain to the right of the
Infantry, and did much execution.
Five refugees from Richmond were
examined before the Provost Marshal
Yesterday. They left Richmond last
Friday. They state that the Southern.
ers were jubilant over the idea that they
would take Washington.
There we're few troops in Richmond,
save those in the hospitals. The under
stood there we're but three regiments
on the James River.
The rebels claim to havo a large force
at Chattanooga, Tenn.
All business except that connected
with the army, is dull.
Army movements we're being vigor.
ously conducted.
Refugees from Fredericksburg say
that Gen. Stoneman had been assigned
10 the command of Kearney's division
The Star says that at 8 A. NJ. to-day
the engagements at Burnslde's position
had not been renewed. He was in IN
disputed possession OF the advantageous
post of the mountain from which he
drove the enemy the night before.
The firing that commenced at day
break to day was an attack OF the enemy
on Frankl,n's corps on the road to H rp
er's Ferry. There was no direct com
municatlon with him at 8 o'clock this
morning.
The telegraph operator at the Point
Of Rocks reports that Franklin was
heavily engaged this morning, some
miles in front Of him.
The division or army corps that yes
terday morning occupied Hagerstown,
was not in yesterdays action, though it
hastily retraced its steps 10 order to be
in the fight to-day.
Neither Summers army corps nor
COUGHS division were 10 the action yes
terday, though both are doubtless sup.
porting Franklin to-day, as they we're
III position to do so yesterday evening.
The army corps Of Porter passed
through Frederick to-day at 8 A. NJ.
and was to arrive on the battlefield at
noon.
Rebes in the fight say Beauregard
was expected to join them to-day, with
an army corps OF 10000 strong. We
have no idea that any such expectation
Of theirs can be realized.
Burnside's position 10 tie battlefield
OF yesterday commands the road from
Hsgeretown to the position where we
believe Franklin is fig hting to-day, hence
ITS great importance. To loose it will
be most damaging to the enemy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-09-17

From Baltim re.
ee2 7s BALTIMORE, Sept. Is.
The following is from the American ):
FREDERICK, Sept. IS.
The news that reaches here from the
front, coming through . variety Of
sources, IA all OF an encouraging char
aste,r. Our troops have been driving
the enemy ever since they left Fred
erck, and yesterday fought them for
tour hours in general engagement and
defeated them, and sent them flying in
rapid retreat to get out Of Mary land.
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HARRr

HARR'sBrRe, Sept. Is.
Gov. Curtin has postponed the draft
unit, the 25th inst.
Strsgglers from the rebel army are
scattered all along, the road to Will
Transport, where the enemy is, no doubt,
crossing.