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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-10-28
Treatment Of Slaves on the Coas,.

~ We regret olthenr. ss'ivys complain, Of
TIE 'rratn,rntnf .layss from .tLi. reeii"n.
now nj labor on the fot,ifcation. Rsar Char.
lssion. These complaints, il xsIl founded.
sho~ most eu'paLls neglect on the par, Of
the authorities trentm.ht, not only At VIZ
! haner with every principle Of humanity,
hut In utter violation Of the term. upon
whieh" "thi. lab"r was procured tor the pub.
lie service. We,l-Mn from m enlirely'r.s.
ponsible source, that n nrgro--lhe property
sfa citizen Of tEi. place--was suff.red to
die of disease contacted la the camp, with
out ever seeing n medical man during hi.
illness, or receiving any medical attention
whatever. Other instances nigh, b. given.
but this 10 sufficient to show that there are
good grounds for complaint against the au
thoriiiss. Il cannot be expected that the
SAX sill receive the same care and utt-n.
ton in camp that they would at home bu,
after making every allowance for tn. wan,
G sdeqsaiS rssssssss, ~s can conceive Of
nothing that could possibly justify the in
"'a"cc Of inhunaniI, given above.
We refer to this mater for the purpose
of arsS,ing the attention Of tho WHO con
tr"i the management Of negro labor on the
coast .to the end that ito inait-nlion aud
PHlpabie negleet of dsiy in their subord,.
na'-s may be corrected. The Act Of the
Legislature under which this labor is OBJ
tanned, provides for the proper care and se.
cariiy Of the negro while il the public ,sr
vice. Tie citizen who roinulies With the
requirements OF this Law by sending hi.
slaves to the coast, has a right TO expect Of
the authorizes that protection of his prop.
srty which the law guarantees. Tns state
should, under all circumstances. keep faith
with her citizens; Rot only in justice to the
latter. but upon principle "i sound public
policy.
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A Remedy for Extortion and for Dis
tiess among the Poor.

n rorr". pnndsni at tnr I uluubia Guar
dian, "Iming from Ahh~,,le c Disui.t. r.
c"m'nrhds that the Pr"pi. meet Ia pub. c
a.srIn3iir, and sub.cr,be to tie follow inn
rules:
l.t We will receive tonf.drr..e notes
a. airgal tender
~ W" viii sell 1" nj needy e.n,i;-.
whether "f soIdrI or nni, whrat nj T.. a
dollars per bu-h-l. corn a, Oh. d.ll ~, t.u
con nj twenty live cen,s per pound, frr.h
meat at twelve rrn,s. feather nj t~.nt, h,-
cents per Po"nn, AID hom- pun ut t~ -he
eenls per yard
81. 10 81 ";'i~: c"H-uiii So We " i'll s,i,
~ the prices arranged b. oar Coumi sion.
+h W. will Withhold on our Plantation
u" article n"rrssary f,r human .u-rsrianc..
be, ond fair supply f"r our own cnn.un. &.
ton. alter the lsi "f iI-c~nb-r next
5'h All such ar,c.es, be, ond Aha, j.
necessary f"r home eonsumpiion. No vii
tender to Gov rrnineht ut Government pric, .
9Th. And Ne solsmniv pledge ourselves
- p"o'vh IN The nrw-psp-r- of the State
the name of any and every m.n, t" our GER
tain knowledge, sells or offrr. for ,aI. NJ
article OF necessity. such n. corn, wheat.
potatoes, meat, leatm :, ~ yr"p. cloth. or food
o: any description, for more ,hsu The price.
arranged 10y the Conunissio.ers
7'h And that from any such published
name We "''hhoii all assistanc-, and tr.a,
him AZ an sStor'ioner nnd s,.ecui aror, 10 he
summed aud dvie-,rd b hi. E.L,x.
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OBITUARY.

Lieut.. AnpREw n. PSaRr, Co. II. 2dS. c..
Regiment, Kershsw's Brigade, died n the feJ
Hospital Of heLaws' Division, near the Tenn.
sssee line, Oh Saturday the 10th of Oct. 1868.
in the a4rh year of hi. age
lie received his mortal wound in the Rattle
Of Chickamauga, OF Sunday the 2Oth of Sep,
In the family circle, as a son and as an elder
brother, he WAS unsui passed. As soldier and
N an officer, he deservedly won the esteem and
confidence Of all who knew him. For fou, teen
months, he had heeH a consistent member O,
the Douglas Presbyterian Church, and We had
hoped yet to see him, in days Of peace, render
valuable service there. to the Church Of God
But our Heavenly father hss directed differ
emily, aud called upon Us to lay our friend-,
noble oaering-on the alter Of our country
As long as we have country to defend. or n
country to enjoy, We will DO honor to his name
as being that oi gallant pstriot-and we will
cherish his memory tsud.rly. with affection and
esteem. lie died i'll 4 tent, ia the woods. but
NE have hope that
Jesus made his dying bed
Soft a. do~ny pillows are"
lle repeatedly expressed hmsslf AZ en,ircl,
willing to abide his Heavenly father. will Uc
met death, without n murmur Or . ,yh
May those 70 whom he was ds,r. aud al Vim
lead these lines, mike Jesus their friend .r,,
Do prepared 70 meet their dying hour with a,
much submission aud composure, az that viii,
"h'cE our departed friend met his.
inc.
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Sorghum

Aiols -srs promises % he ouS "f the ,li
" inprtnncc to wheat ard corn. Almost
ever f.rmrr has hin Ps'cl al Sorghum
aud the general sursrs. abicu ha. ait ndrd
t~ sr"w'" "i the plant mud The making vi
s,t"p III, pc en-; season, will do btlss- p..
dac. t., ri.n,inr of larger ct"ps hx,t )yar
U-hk- ,.- l..uis,aua cane, /. gio~s,luxu
rrnlI, u" an o the Con federaie States. -
A. sr,.xi 81 dv,nrs',c consnup,i The
.!rup i. -xc~~dirxi, v.luahle. brin. good
,t.iiiu,s fnr meat Ht IN article IL sale
II, "'rih more I" the producer, ut u is
n"-. .'naps.tha" nny other er"p The prize.
i" tn'. s"c.,o". We mlicve.is from three Ia
tv' aoi'ar~ per g-:I"a Al two collars pei
81 i"". IL ""s'd, p~r"np'. be ~ r-nunsrs'
tive I" III" producer r"rn at three dollar.
per hush-l
We i-.r" ths, the max my Of syrnp has
in this SECTION. been urifJruly suce.,sful
We NV. sen several far spsriIn sn,; but
N. bs u II bottle, vf "i- "~n .nake. pre-
srnt-d II - b. oVr wertny repre- entative
IT, Is l.gt-n.t.rr Crp lines |. Red -
IL 10 -'iI, =, A. thick ~ noncy aud of do
hgu,fui il.v"i. rre m.-; fa. idinus cou
no desire u better -,iup
smcr .~n ing he above, "sr e.isclnct
Hsn". 'sp'. Jamr, Msl gram. with char.
sr r:-ri,ii" hL~ralit, has sent Us n gallon oi
H'rup, OF hi- r.nnuf,r ur~. This. al.o, i,
Gn's .Acr!i, nj aiticIs
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Spring. Gsn.iire, having idtiven, Ms,els 70
his >for,itsa.isn- 'prar Washington; u ia
supeoscd win fall blcE 70 'hA old bass near
the Rappahnnnock.
Al Charleston comparative quiet prevailed
up 10 the latest reports. |, l. .aid ,ha, the
Yankees are busy in putting the finishing
touches upon Gregg. Wagner, and other
batteries on Morris leland. Stirring time.
gre ,e,pes.trSd aeon eAn officer at For.
hou'sris wri.e.'us that the utmost conf.
d'nes in our ability to hold the place pr.
walls.
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From ns.Eississippi.

Mr CARPENTER. an ordinance mr .seov.,
h" 's' arrived from ihs ;rsn- Mai. .ipp
Department. bringing the E.llo~i i, z in,,lli.
gencr. lie lrf' there on tue 9Th inst.
G'n. Prize. twenty thousand .ti,,ny |,
marching ON Little Rock. " i,h only .Lvu,
six thousand FsdevI. in his front. h..v,
reInforcsmsnts having been sen, tv Ro..o
ermz from that Department.
Lieni. Gen. Kirb, Smith state. ,ba, Gen
rfies i ON his way TO Missouri.
liens Ta.lo anl Walker are q, Op.Iou.
Gen Taylor fought Banks about III, L.,
OF oetober. capturing b"iw~.n two .n,i
'hrss thousand pri-ohsr-. with thsir arms,
aud completely roaiing Bsnks Ia i..fourchs
Parish, La
The report "f Gen. Bragg. victory esus.
ID Confederate sssa-y To 70 ny. and q,
ihou-sods pf r-inforcsu,sn,s In our aim,.
E'.ryboay 10 81, gainc about our ability
to take .srs 81 the Trans Mi..i..ippj ID,
Partmss,, sad i, l.. believed that before tn.
winter scts in. Gen. Knby smith viii have
ths Abolition srm. pretty we'll cleaned o.,
of that pari sftLs coua,ry.
Gen. iiolnss {. s.iii Loo unwcIl 10 take
nsDzpanl
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EXCHANGE NOTICE, No 7.
Oct. 2S. 1868,

RICHMOND, Va, Oct 18th, 1868.
The following Confederate officers and
men are hereby declared duly exchanged
!. il'"fhcers and men captured and pa.
rolled at any time previous TO the first of
Srrte'nb Der. 1858 This section, however,
10 not intended to include any officer. or
nen captured ut VIek.burg, July 4lh, 1863.
sIc~pt such as were declared exchanged b,
Exchange NOrics No. ., Sept. 18th. lsG3.
~ are specifically named in this notice. But
1t does smbrae. all deliveries made at CITY
Point, or other place, before September Isl,
1853. and With the limitation above named :
oil capture, at Port HUDSON or any Other
place where tho parties were released on
parole.
,. The staff Of Gsnsrals Pember,on. Sts.
tonson, Bowen, Moore, Barton, ). %. Lee.
Cumming, Harris and Baldwin, and O. Col.
one!s Reynolds, Cockrsll and Dock,rv. IN.
officers and uen belonging to tho Engineer
Corps and SaPPers and Miners and the
fourth and forty sixth Miss s.irpi Repi.
m.nl". all captured =, Vieksburg, July 4ih.
1853 WV
g. The general officers captured a, viek..
burg. July an. 1863, were declared o.
Jolly l3;h, 1853
ROBERT GUILD,
>. Agent Of Exchange.
Lancaster Ledger Printl
Oct -, le63. 3s--s,
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"e o""stH stA'ss That . religious Tevi
val 10 now in progress in the Baptist and
hsth"di.i Churches in Charlotte.
mere will he two ono aim.d iasn in the
nextCongrrss, A. rrp'e-rninti, e. {. on G-nr.
g'a-llen. Mark B!ankford from the Id.
and captain q. N. ester from IN. s,h.
l"'s reports f,om Ricl m"nd say ,h., no
progress h. been nnd- in the negotiations
Tor regular exchange of otirera
The total number Of pri..,er, r,p,u,.d
by "~n Lee during nj. iS,- a,ivsne. mo,..
m-"'s is about 1900 All hav. arrived nj,
Richmond.
No"hrr" dates Of 'hv lSh inn, my ,ns,
Cu''i"'- IN j .ri,y for G..,rrnor in P.np,,
'"h'a. as lar NJ heard tiom. j. 2O,Ouu Il j.,
thought 'hHt V"l'andinghsu, i. d~t~n,.d in
oh'" b. large mi .riy, aud ,ha, a..
'""'"'"''r" h"'. e,cI.d the Gn,.rror Of
Iowa.
The inv Arabian horse p -e..nt,I To- Pre-.
'"e"' DAVIS. "iich l'as been awaiting II pas.
sSS" ut Nassau for sum- months. Inns saf,I,
arrived IN the Conf derni. State.
i'r Isaac Bra'rh, "f ALhr,il!-, SC .n.
that wnlIin twelve DAYS h- has arnuu,.,,i
ihtre aims AID one hand occs-"n. b, i,
Jnri"s to p"t'ics attending sugar m:ls.
The Icnm"nd E>.uiner SAWS ths, ,h.
rPuIse Of twelve tho. sand Yunk--s ut =.
b'ne i'ss. by ir,, ,w" Cont. .d-rn,.s. ,elip
ses the ac'iop Of leonida- at Thvrmo,,,a
Let NO m"n d.lude himself . i,h IN. hon.
that he ua, ESCAPE by Investments at hiv,
prices in real esinte or otherwise, tn. C..
ianilIs. witch will :ne,iiab, attend u fail
ME Of the South financially or in the field
Every citizen Il nscrssariiy TN end"r, er and
supporter Of tie Confederate credit aud
rurr-nry. aud cannot, If he " woul.,, -,ad. .r
transfer this re~pon -ibity.
IIuLp NOT sTASp IT The other da,
(.ays the Macon Isitgroph) c"un,r,
wagon came tu toAn, md the contrnt.-a
lew pieces f b Con, s",,,e syrup, a lut,r
'ar", &c We're dispo.-i Of at prevail ,py
rates, .ay 81 rs per puuni tor bscu. : S4
PER gallon tor syrup; 81 So E,r lard. ST.
aid so "n-the load aui"unt ny in yros. To-
'itilo short of 80, ,eniern hu ..dr.J d,,;Isr.
Alter This trans,rii"n. tie pr,.,iurrr sun,
mrhcvh negotiation Tor a wslvf b ,..k.,
tut h"dlng it valued nj thcr- ur fuur dol
lara, DECLARED that hc could never sdord &,
pay amy such price AZ that.
Governor Smith. OF Vrg.n'a. in III. sd
ife-s 10 tho ci'ix-n q! Iirnv,Ile. BE-, ouph,
The people q: all sy-., sexes lini condition.
I" PrartIrc sc", oniv, the men to quit wear
mg their fine parni h rnnlia AMI To cln,l-
themselves in huhii m.Lts more b, coming .
people engaged it, .rcn n struggle a, W.
have "n our hands: l." rc"i uni>r not ONLY
in ruiIn-hi, but al-" in fn",i. even recon- L.
meLdng the d.sc"niinuanre ii the usx Of
meat except one. day. =" the ladies' he
appealed, I" pursue the same policy. and
tod ia, IN ~ he had told "iLe fine ladies' al
Rnhmond," that they mus, dan and double
darn their old dr~~--s. AMI never buv IN,
Of the new tangled Yankee made fabric. 20
hmpiingly displr ed in The shop " ~in.iow.
ot the merchants
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

RY r. r. Hammond. Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District
WHEREAS, w. w. Blnekmo on h.. , n.
plied to me for Letters Of Administrators
on all and singular the Goods and Chattle, |,
Right. and Credits Of l. J.. BELK.
late Of the District aforesaid. deceased,
THESE are, therefore, to cite and ID
monish all and singular. the kindroJ and
creditors Of the said dse.assd. Ia bs ana ana
appear before me At our next Ordinary.
Court for Ms said district. to bs hoId,n n,
Lancaster Court House on the s.h dnv a,
Nov. next, TO show cause, IL any. wh,
the said Administration should No, No.
granted.
- Given ardsr my hand and ..,l
( L. 3. this 2ad day Of Oc,ohry 10
(~~ >ths year Of our Lord ous thov'
sand eight hundred aud sixty thi~r. .nS 8,
the e'ghty.rign,h year of the Indx psndsn..
Of th~ State Of south Carolina,
y. I. HAMMOND,
o., ~ ,s o r
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The n sws.

From Brage's army no important in,v!Ii.
gsnes has b~sn ssceissd sinr~ our last issue
Our cavalry seems siili to h~ on The alert
On the 2O,h inst, they attacked the snsm, ;.
savsiry IN force at Ph,isd<lphis. Tenn. cup
turing sbos, iIoo prisoners, artillery, smsii
srn-. &c. T1s sn-ny ~s. completely fou.
ted with No loss on our aide.
Ia vhSinia ths Aghlay fos the las, week
has been confined TO cavalry skirni.he.. -
Gen. Ice rrrs'is TO Gen. Cooper, that on
the 18Th int. s'ssft p.,osed The advance
Of Kilpa'riek's division ef essal,,, ~A,,s,
F,is Lee attacked his fauk and rear. Th.
sss1v ~s routed and pursued until he
ssss"ra hi. iuf"n;,y support al Hsy Market
Aad G'ine-,il,s 400 prisoners. With horses,
arms, ~qspnent-. tight ssgon. aud smbs.
Issss~ were captured. Inbodsn recently
sspis'sd s3o Pri'on~rs and some property
.. Chs'ss.,o@n. The sampsixs In Nor,hsra
6Va0isL seas&tsssd closed ssSis ausa
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The President at Selma.

SELhA. Oct. lS-Pre.ie~ut Davis has
arrived here AMI WAS most enthusiastically
welcomed by the citizens epmas,s.
lie addressed an Immense crowd in front
"' The hotel, eongrStulating the people at
meeting them under such farorbls eircum.
stances.
lie spoke 10 glowiag irrms Of the gal.
'sntry of Alsbsu,isns in every battle Geld,
and said that if the non conscripts Of Ala.
bsma will gather their horsss &c, and "a
1" the re'cur, by guarding Courtluud, and
other points, thus relieving the regular sol.
d'er' from the necessity Of doing this sort
Of duty, SUCH blows will be dealt the enc.
IN, that he will find it difficult to recover
from
IN This way the most effective aid can 10
given the gallspt Wheeler and others who
are carrying out the plans Of the noble
i.ongs1rcet, under the supervision Of tho
heroic Bragg. lu this way the President il
confident 'hst R"srnsr.nz can he crushed
I" dust. Only by force of arm. can ,h.
Yankees be brought to reason, und their
plan" for our su:jugation be drf..tsd -
Self reliance and energy are now our duty.
We should not look to Europe for mid,
Tor such l" not 10 be expected now. The
only alternative is how To Sustain ourssly..
with Renewed energy and determination,
and With little more sacrihcs Oh the part
Of the peopl", the President firmly believes
lhLt next spring sees the invaders driven
from Cur borders, and then the farmers,
who are now tugi,hss, can return to their
fnu'ilies and pursue their business unmol.s.
ted "s heretofore. In fine. lie believe. that
the def.n, Of Ro-enersz W i'll practically end
the war.
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WAR TAX NOTICE.

pE2SONS who have regi.tsrsd and whs
L are required to pay tax on saIss %
'.crip's are required 10 mako rslusas to
the Assessor al tho end Of every three
months from the lot July 1861. Of The gross
amount OF SALES made BY them durins ssid
quarter. and pay the snesnt Of tax shars,.
able thereon to the Distinct Celtsetor. The
Assessor aud Collector will attend at ns
rr'idsnce on Wsdnss sdsy the 3alh and a
ianeaater Z. u. on Friday Oct. 3oth mat, se
receive returns and taxes ~ above.
All persons who have neglected l., return
The interest on their credits or any person
who may have deducted their Indebtedness
from their credits have the Opportunity OF
correcting their returns before The bosks
are knally closed which will BE- Octobsr
Both instant
JAMES r. MAGlLL.
District Collector.
oe'. H. ieoS, 37-if
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AWFUL MISTAKE AND LOSS

"A hL persons having purchased Soda at
"A my Store the day Of Enrolment, u,
~ cents f~r pound, in Silver, will obIigs inc
TO rHher fe'"rn the same or pay the differ
ence. The piicr OF the Soda was six dol
lars per p"und ! d" not make any ference
between Confederate money and Silver.
J.B BOYD.
Oct 20, 1868. 3S-2t.
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k"pk ON RAIL - rhs coaysls.csnt ,ol.
d'er' IN the h"spiials at Griffin, Ga, b..
coming inesnssd at the conduct of,bs
'6HSk H0r" Of LiSerty"s pictorial month.
w. Published In Griffin, Lse.uss hs hid, in
'"ms II his illustrations. reflected uuon
Mrs Gen John u. Morgan. IN son.-ea.ue.
OF her visits 10 the sick in the hospi,.ls,
.s's~d the editor. Mr.. J. {. s~ayss, a few
days since. rode h,m On . mi. an, CO..
about to administer coat Of tar and fs.,L,
sIs' wien some Of the so,s~ors ys~Atsd
~ro Gtu, ~ o,~1A
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-10-28

THg MONSTER GUS AT ,'HARLEsroa-
We under.,aud. says tho hugusta Chronicle.
that the SECOND nonster gun in Charlvs,on
his been tried lately under the direction Of
= board OF officers with entire success.
throwing lid hngs pre- jrctilc over two mile,
at sn elevation Of "nly two derrr.-, IT..
gun being not yet ready to lire at u higher
angle. This is far beyond anything ever
done by srulI.r, before. Ths-s imm.Iss
rife gun, are constructed on new p,inei.
pie "hi'h permits snoruious charges Cf
powder To Le used safely, and thus in,par.s .
the required m"m.ntum 10 the pondvrous
shells aud solid bolts
The Injury sustained by the first gun
MAS NH overnight snG it is undsr,tood from
go"d authority can be etfcclualIy repaired.
f"e p""der to be used ai,h the.u gun. is
no" being manufactured At the Govern
"~nt Powder works. nId i. quito u susio.i.
". looking like Snything .lso lhan rua.
powder; tho gr@ins-if they can DO 80
called being solid blocks looking likx
soon', one inch square lit would be cup.
ps=-a 'h.! they were projrctil.s them c.
BY their appearance, each grain weighing
about nn ounce
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-10-28

"HkELkns ExrLoIrs Tho Atlanta IN
'e"'gencsr learns through Major Hope, fur.
''rr particular. Of Wheeler. recent r1pedi.
t"n in T-nucsser:
lie captured apward. Of vlcven hundred
aud .'x'y.h's wagons. liz tho Soau.,chi.
valley. ten hundred and sixty Of which b.,
destroyed, aud the remsird.r he succeed ed
IN bringing ssisly sero.S tn. T~nnrsse.
lie shot upAards Of thirty five hundred
nnles, and brought out with him nssrIv
one thousand horses and mules. A, M,.
Minn'il's hs destroyed thirty day. ra,,on,
tor kos~eran, entire .ru,y. including fifteen
"undred saeka Of green eoffre. and twenty
hive hundred barrels Of parchrd coffee. with
"ther stores in proportion. At MsMinpvilI.
he sl"o destroy-d two trains OF ears Iond.d
Tor Chsttano"ga. and also the rail road
tack for nearly fifteen miles. lie then
destroyed The track O" ,lr Nashville and
Chattanooga Rail Road, for nsarly twenty
miles bclo" Mu,fres.boro' H.. loss ws.
three pieces Of artillery, and about one
th"usnnd men in killed. wounded aud pris
one's. the mo-, Of th.ai being prisoners.