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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-02-28

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-02-28
Defmi(0tes.

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ben, 1dB frr rcrti8e goainI Der &er. 6taatcm,
@sImria 80rnfsin, wsilaup 8frasttur res &n.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-02-28
1870 Ruoe,n crer Yr1pb,u

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-02-28

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Scd1fijauun bti
VI II N nj cnthe9 H.. 6 0 D.,
Gdt Der 5nn unr Yrraflr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-02-28
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e'nem ls'te" YI1g Fnetn mn ren Faebiten NObu
srgdittn bet &boS. Q& eRermnnn,
Gfc crr ISitn mn WiainlraEc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-02-28
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bohRen yobn rba ten f0uura in S.cinIein's
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-02-28
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Gltiannner.in gsirn,nin-

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Nrrrine mrtfm bicrrurh ejmaclocen. >ie ou
nadNlt'n Mrntds, Ntenre S Hhr lattFncenpe
Observation-Disclosures iab}rri5 M hCighen.-
Observation-Disclosures ortipt Niit1Iltrcr vcrfan.n in
eir ltatNtcnlsmaGr St;air. Der Nurlanr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-02-28
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lhf StrHf7, mti'hru 8ruGe, unr 9'rocetr.
emeieb ! 1T N;m secb.nn @ufGfm ;ur &nFertisuno sor
Decentralization aiIcr Nrt
Hfe tuNt &c n It'cnI Htfbif 9pIfammentc R:paratur
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ER> bi IN au&iUf ben Y>:ipr dr..
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-24

Sie iceialen 3ut Gnosin @ aitinatc n
abneln Senen rcn paris. Sclssnos6 1T elm SHUTTER
ron nsn rtclcn Mnisiasn, nslhe in DEN Ssituussn ron
Maltinstcn isit GrShnnns ees @onars1es erihsinsn:
~@ine Game BON asduisrtsr 8ileuns uno Gr;is,
tnns t~riinit Die 8sfanntlhaft zines Ssnatcrs ODER
Witsltsnfs Der ansndrtisen 2sgationsn III MAIDEN.
Wian ~aerciiire Yctcffss, Slcrsncs Benton"
Sis Stahs irimnIslt BON Spistsrn. 8ei einsm
SraiisraanSs BON ~fiinfsebn M,nutsn ron gSilaro's
Sotsl fDbt man auf niht trenissr ais 81 spisl9Sls
len, mrrin SutiiSers nahtliasr @eils Sauisnoe ron
Gruars r%srliersn. 9cn jsou staot Ger linton cpes
r'rsn bier Staflsss con Nsp yorf, Y5ilacslptia,
ebicasc, Giaeirnat; uno Ct. Scuis uno telhpin,
esln Biz @riucn, Die pom sirsnsn psrlrft, iA in bic
Mtstlaee irassu.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-24

Stntoln i0u eie8Iattsrnni 1t sstatt
taber. Gt bats eie5 MIR au5iprsnssa laisn, nm
Die SnSrinalihen Yclitifsr ih Rom 9sits ~ baltsn.
IN Ger atat, Der ihlsttsits geig mare oss nod
MET Den Oh Nts ssnaht bists. 90 -
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-24

Ste Sinan5en Der &stsllsn. - Ser Bes
rttt ees SinanSs Miniiisrs Der iiolihsn &ssisrung
fast, eas Die @siammtihuto Der CONFEDERATION ih
IN runesrs unmns auf 81 ,O00, O00, 600 t~slaufe. ropon
$500, 600 Sbagants, Nctsn isisn. Ser Wtis
nitsr ihlast Die alus9atsn, spslhs nStbis istn psrcsn
nm bic Stssierunss o. Waihine tis gum 30 SUM-
1861 i'm Sang Su taltsn, aui sl75, 900. 900 an, at.
sels6en BON Der nod niht c~rtctsnsn bsrsits pom legs
ten e~cisrsiis paifrtsn Ssr'piaisuns bon SAG, 900.
900. 9Senn Der 9cranibtas oas sanSe Sasr 1864
nmFaiisn icu, 10 Iuire sr Die SannV BON Sl.427.s
O0O, 900 srsidsn. Dtss lit icmit Die Summs, fHr
rsthe Der Nstsusr ecnsreB eui cine cosr Die aubere
srt 81 icrssn tat. sBsnn ib bic iholias Wssisruna
NOD Gin 9anie6 Satt, alio bis gnos 1864, aui ben
9sinsn ertalt, 10 miro ih BIG eabin lire 0sianmt'
Saulo aui oas nstts Siimnasn BON 81. 500. 0OO,s
OOO ~tslanfen. --
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-24

-Slb gte fcl ib Issr %munrern, tas bic @s.
tslsn nch nidt IN tsusn Saufsn nat 9Sal6inatcr
itrcmsn, um Cen rcn ifn pDrsehristsnsa Glib Il,
lsliten. SSie tpunesrtar!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-24

SIN SaIsn BON gSilmins'rn, NCrb Carolina,
lancsn Tortlra9rtno Shjfs, irsihs Gle 8lcdane
rnrehtrsden. IS miro terehnet, cab tdslia g8aarsn
gum gssrtte upn siHsr saltsn WiaiOn hinsinssiamusz
9slt rtresu.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-24
Scr Wefbote,
teraasgtgctfn bon
VI b arb s Tteer.

III grit sss 9asrsansss soa 81 slummsru 3 NJ { , sltsrss
Doralseeiahuas.
II 9rfsnanGn saf tas Stat iSuuen niat pea6tet rerssn. rtn,
stHt wsnisicHs Fer eeiras fur i &asnahs IS u tsiasiust if.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-24

@ins bmarss G6ttiu Der Srsibeit. -
g5 1T Gin siasnttimlihss Suiaumentr, fan, baB os
Statue Der GSttin Der Brsibsit, mslhe Dor siniasu
Sa8sn auf Dem @ipfsl bsS @apitols su gSaibinston
enlbiiat purDs, BON isbr eunflsr Sarte ut. Man BAT
ndnti9, nm Den Stsin rcr Den 9in1HTtn tes g8ct.
tsrs 3u lhissn, osnislbm NIT elmer Saurs Iterltri,
den, ntlhs Gem uriprinslia bslsn uno porDisn
Stsin cine euntLs 8arte sssstsn BAT. Sine ibrar.
&c GSttin Der 0rsibst 1T Gin PATHFINDER samud fir
Elm gsbauoe, in rslhsn Die 0rsi1sit Der @sibsn Dem
gteBsr sscpisrt lriro.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-12-24

Buttsr.-0sr jssiae bobs Yrsis Der Butter iou
oaber riibrsn, Dap arcbs Suantltitsn eisiss Nrtissts
mad Gurora usrih,iTt moresn iino. Ser 2jrsrporl,r
Warft lcu 10 nit amsritariibsr Butter itariiQt isin,
Dap man b.slslts biuissr, als in Nsrp Dsrf faufsn
fam. @snn oas 10 if, 10 ssibisst ss Den Sp,fa.
lantsn sani rsht. Wsnn iih nisislb.n parauf Der,
lsssn, ncibrsnsise Sstsn5ttoiirfniis in Die 9Sbs ~
trsitsn. 10 lcutsn fe ltsts @slp %psrlisrsn, oas pare.
risusiht bslfen.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-04-29
Finances.

It is gratifying fact, that the plethora
OF money is beginning to abate-,hs ab
'orp''on Of currency, for the eight per
cent. bonds. has become 90 visible, that
oorrowe" cannot procure money from
many OF the banks. which are obliged to
retain funds with which to pay their de.
positors. The consequences to bs. erpsc
ted, are a stringent money market and
an abatsmsnt Of the enormous prices
which have prevailed. II the effect Of
this absorption should be 40 great at the
present moment, when the reduction Of
the currency .is so msnifsst by the volun.
tary action OF our citizens, what will il be
when the tar bill is passed, and tho with.
trawaI Of currency is forced in the pay
nsni Of tsTss Tba, spectators and Inn.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-04-29
LANCASTER H. SOUTH CAROLINA WEDNESDAY APRIL g. 1861
From Suffolk.

The Richmond Examiner Of Saturday
says OF the operations at Suffolk:
Strange to say, amidst a thousand ru.
mo's, We can get nothing reliable from
Suffolk. Up to last night the War De-
Psrtment still remained without any in.
teligsncs from thu, quarter. l, is 10.
l'svsd that Suffolk is surrounded BY our
forces OF this there can be no doubt: but
further than this We can &c, no positive
information. Adsices from Suffolk up to
Tuesday, through several sources, agree
IN that fact, but here the accounts become
confused aud contradictory, and merge
int" thousand rumors A private le,ter
from Captain Macon. Of the Fsystte arul
'erv, recered hero yesterday, dated at
Sutio K IN | uesday night SAY. that our
troops we're the" drawn in limo Of battle
around Suffolk, ani that skirmishing wa,
continually going on, in which the le,ter
mentions Serge.n Clarke was killed.
and four others wounded.
The authorities here conslrue the news
to mean this and nothing more. Suffolk
surrounded ; our forces in line Of battle ::
a fight imminent, the result Of which i,
yet to be known, is all We can make Of
the news we have been able to gather.
The Wing Of the same date says:
The only Intelligence from Suffolk on
Yesterday consisted OF repor, that Gen.
sra LonCstr-et W" gathering in provis.
ions in the Blsckwater region, for the
transportation Of which an order for a
large sumber Of wagons had reached
Richmond. The repor. WAS exaggerated
into capture" Of an immense amount
Of stores from the enemy. The position
and military movements OF General
Longstreet have no, as vet trauspired.-
II is not believed bv gentlemen whose
positions enttle their opinions to weight
that the enemy is "surrounded" at Suf
folk.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-04-29
The Herald gives the following as
INK STU ALTO!

THI SITUATION.
The attempt to take Charleston i. for
tn time abandoned. The iron. clad fee,
OF Admiral Dnpon, aud the army Of Gen.
Hunter have been Withdrawn to Port
Royal. The experiment proved too haz.
a'nous The batteries Of the enemy At
Sumter. Mouitre and Cummings' Point.
and the "b',ruc'ions in The channels, pre-
senied obstacles too formidable to b.. over
come by the force brought against them.
By the a'rlva' Of the Arago from Char
lesion bar on the 1lth inst, We learn
these facts. The FIRE from the ba,tsrie.
was tremendous. as the condition of the
ksokuk shows. She WAS fairly riddlsd
through with highly polished steel shot,
weighing hundred pounds each, furn
'shsd to the rebels by England Our
vessels hired in oil only ono hundred and
fifty one shots at the forts, while the latter
struck the bos,s over five hundred and
twenty times.
The armed transport George Washing.
ton Was dsstroyed by the rebeIs in Coo
saw River, near Port Royal, on Thursday
morning last, as before reported. She 70
malred behind for special service under
Col. lia~Iey, who WAS acting as post
commsndant al Hilton Head while the
forces were away. Gen Ss1tou, who WAS
IN command ut Beaufort, sent for the
Warrington to make reconnaissance
around tho island. In company with ,b.
gunb"at Hale. she vent up the Coosa~
River was attacked by n rebel battery.
which sent shot through hsr m.garn.
and blew her up. The crow were fired
upon while attempting to escape, aud sew
ersl OF them killed and wounded.
Our correspondence from the Blackwa
ter to day gives Al interesting account o!
the rebel advance upon Suffolk. the cap
turs OF our ou,pos,s, and the fight OF tn.
Somen aLd children. The object Of this
attack 10 to prevent reinforcemsnts from
reaching Gen. Foster in his psriIous posi-
ton ut Washington, N c, and to Gu, OF
our forces al Suffolk from communication
with Norfolk, which latter place no doub,
the rebels intend to invest. InteIlipspc.
reached Fortress Monroe on the l3,b Tim,
the enemy had re,rsa,ed four miles from
Suffolk, and that the gunboats sen, to
Fosters assistance had succeeded in ru,
ming the rebel batteries.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-04-29
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-04-29
STRIPPING THE KYox,r

STRIPPING THE KEoKUK.-Ths naval
officers attached to the G. s. steamer
Ch'oora have paid frequent visits to The
wreck Of the sunken Keokuk. Access.
thus Tar, has been obtained to the interior
Of one tu'rst only; but quite a number of
valuable and interesting trophies and relic,
have been brought of. Among these
were three swords, fine pistol, De
Some Of these articles have since been
pressrtsd to artillery officers. The sponge
rammer and elevstipg screw Of one Of The
feokuk's u inch gpns, are q, For, Sum.
ter Churieston Mereurv
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-04-29
(Pu6lished by Request.)
4 Song-The Bonnie Blue Flag.

A Song-Ths Bonnie Blue Flag.
We are band Of brothers and native to the
soil,
Fighting for the property We gained by
honsst toll;
And when our rights were threatened the
cry rose near and far,
Hurrah for the Bonnie Blue Flag that bs.r.
single star.
Hurrah, hurrah for southern rights hurrsh!
liurrah foI the Bonnie Blue Flag that bsars
= single star.
A. long s the Union was faithful u hsr
trust,
Like friends and like brothers we were kind,
We were just;
But now when Northern trsash.ry attempts
our right TO mar,
We hoist on high the Bonnie Blue Flag
that bears . single star. -
Hnrrah, &c.
First gallant South caroiina nobiy made
the stand,
Then sams Alabama who took her by the
hand;
Next quickly Mississippi, Georgia, and Flo-
rida.
All raised on high the Bonnie Blue Flag
that bears = single star.
Hurrab, DC.
Ye men Of valor. gather round the Banner
Of the right,
Texas and fair Louisiana join rs 10 the
fight;
Davis, our loved President, and Stephens,
statesman rars.
Now rally the Bonnie Blue Flag that bears
single star.
Hursah, 4ka.
And here's to brave Virginia, the Old Do.
minion State,
With tbs young Confederacy at length has
linked her fate;
Impsllsd by her example now other States
prepare.
To hoist on high the Bonnie Blue Flag
that bears . single star.
Hurrah, sc.
Then here's - our Confederscy ! strong We
are and bravo,
Like patriots we'll fight our heritage 10
save,
And rather than submit to shame, TO die
we would prefer,
30 cheer for the Bonnie Blue Flag that
bears q single star.
Hurrah, &c.
Then cheer, boys, cheer; r,i.s the joyous
shout,
For Arkansas and North Carolins pow ha,s
both gons out;
And lot anoshsr rousiog cheer for Tsnnss.
see bs given--
The star on the Bonnie Blus Flag hrs
grown TO be slevsn,
Hurrah, &c,
And now to his:pu'i, we extend both hsart
and hand.
And welcome bsr sister Of our confsdsr.
ate bandj
Though surrounded by oppression no tyraut
dare deter,
Her adding to our Bonnie Blue F,sg her
bright sod twelfth star.
Hurrsh, hurrah for southern rights, hurrah.
Hsr.h for RenaIs - Flag has joined il.
'wsinha
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-04-29

SUPrLixs FOR THE GovsRsnssr.-Ths
people are responding !iberally and pstr;.
otically TO the demand Of the Govesnmen
Tor provisions and supplies. In Amelia
county alone, in the single space Of one
week, the report Of the committee shows
to have been collected 14,2oO pounds
bacon, l.ls0 barsls corn, 9s barrels -four,
2.500 bales provsndsr.--R Richmond Er.
auiner. "a
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-04-29
PR o SPEC US.
THE
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a weekly journal, devoted to the di,,.m.
In"'ion Of useful knowledge, smbraeinr-
Literary Novelties,
Historical Legends,
Biographical Sketches.
The Latest Current Nav.

~.
And indeed, every subject within the r. NO.
Of polite literature. "ss
Hnving secured the service. OF Comma.
tent Artists, who will be assisted bv IN.
hstic pencil Of Dir. CREHEN. we will h.
enabled each week TO present TO the publi.
handsomsly embellished literary iourn.i
we lave also consumated AN or
rangement With many writer's. m,,a ,nI
female, OF acknowledged ability, which will
enable US to put forth q paper in no r,,ns.t
inferior to those Northern and Enpl;.h ma.
riod'Ga's with which the South has hereto.
Tore been suffused. Trust that our entsr'
Prise may receive the liberal support of n.
reading public, wo promise thn, no,b;n.
s"a'l 20 icit nndone upon cur part TO render
the paper ia its Literary character. IL, H..
CRAVING and Typography, acceptable to all
ano whist catering to the general taste. W.
ana'i not omit to set aside due proportio,
OF space Tor the special amusement of IN.
Ladies OF the sunny South" in the ann.
shihe OF whose favor we trust to m,ka N.
''lLLusrRATEp NEws" flourisbinu and r..
vorite journal.
IERas-Subscription, 81 psr appum
% Tor months, (no Subscription taken far
less umc.) The Trade supplied At sIe
per hundred. No county or individual mo.
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-04-29
PROCLAMA ALTON,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBIA, Apr. Is, 1855,

iOOS.
WHEREAS, the present supply Of pro.
w visions in this State 10 needed for the
subsistence Of the people thereof and the
soldiers Of the Confederacy therein And
whereas, il is deemed important to prevent
the expectation Of the samo for speculation:
Now therefore J, ,NIl.LEDGE l.. BON.
HAM, Governor Of South Carolins, by yir.
tue OF the power vested In me under tho
Constitution OF this State. do issue this. mv
Proclamation, and forbid all persons for
the space OF thirty days from thi. date from
exporting beyond The limits OF this State.
any salt, bacon. pork beef. corn, meal. wbent
hour, rice, peas, or potatoes The follow.
ing persons are excepted, VIZ: Quar,srmas.
iers, Commissaries, and other agent. of the
Confederate Gov eminent purchasing provi
sionA Tor The army, who must sxhibi; satis
factory evidence Of their official ch.rscte,
and authority; persons from other States
who purcha>e for their own private use and
consumption and not for sale, who .b.ll
make oath la that effect before Oh. next
magistrate previous TO the removal of IN.
articles purchased, which oath the mapis.
traie shall preserve asd furnish for the u..
OF the Solicitor Of the Circuit when reoni,
cd agents Of counties, towns, corporat;on.
and Soldiers Boards Of Relief, Of oth.,
States who exhibit satisfactory proof of
thsir authority to purchase such proyis,ons
IN beh,lf OF such counties, towns, CORPORA.
lions OF Soldiers boards Of Relief for put.
iic use or for distribution at costs and char.
ges, and not for resale or profit
Salt made by nobresidents and carposs
entering our ports from abroad are Also .x.
copied.
IL is enjoinsd upon all h.rff.. m,p;s.
rates and constables, and all good citizens
are appealed TO, TO aii in the enforcement
OF this Proclamation. and also Of the Act Of
The General Assembly, entitled "An Act To
enforcs any Proclamation Of the Governor
Pron'o,'lng the expectation Of provisions"
ratified the tenth day Of April. a. ID. 1853.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
Stste, at Columbia, this eightssolh dsy
IT, 8, OF April, A. u. one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-ihrse.
NJ, 1. BONHAM.
VIZ. R. HuSrr, Secretary Of State.
April n, 1863. If-im
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-04-29
FoR THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
FoRr MoULTRlE, S. e.
Anil l3. 1868.

DEAR LRpGER.-It is with profound
gratitude th.: ! Am ab!. TO inform YOU
and nv friends in Lancaster OF the sue.
cessful repulis Of the snemy's attack upon
Charleston on the 7.h inst. / am verv
sorry 10 say that l could not arrive in time
to participate IN the grand drama, and vii!
never cease to regret that my dusies else.
where prevented my assisting to di,com
tit the vile Yankee msrsuder / propo,s
to give you few incidents Of the fight,
which will be specially interesting to the
people OF your Dstrct. and you will then.
after seeing the official reports, have a
complete account OF the part taken by
this Fort in the action.
At 8 O'Clock p. M. on tho 7,h of April
Col. Butler ordered Capt. Hugusuin to
open fire with bis Battery upon the lead
ing Monitor. Gun No. 9 wa. the gun
ordered to be fired. Sergt. Snipss, from
Lancaster, was the gunser, and with
promptne's and accuracy aimed his gun,
at the word fire, the shot, O. FOUNDER,
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