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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-07

ed. He was shot through the head, the
ball entering just above the neck and com
ing out above the nose.
Brigadier General Preston Smith, who
was killed, was a brave TenDeseean.
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Our Pubic DkBr.-The debt Of the Confed.
crate States, says an exchange, bears no pro.
portion TO that Of other States in like e.,rem.
tiles, Suppose il TO amount at the end OF the
fiscal year TO one thousand millious France
when exhausted by long wars, by the loss of
all her colonies, aid a population about two
and halt times our number, and prospective
resources certainly not greater, had adoat as
s,gnats to the amount Of eight Thousand millions
collars her revenue Was one hundred ahd
e'ghty.seven millions dolla's PEI haps a Ettl.
more than our tax will yied in our present block.
AIDED and isolated state. England. with ,vic,
our population, in 1891, had q debt OF four
thousand millions, while her revenue was two
hundred and forty.seven millions Yet her
credit has been sustained. aud why not th,, Of
the Contederacy.
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From the North and West.

TULLLAHoNA, May l9.-Al quiet in front,
Not word OF interest. Louisville aud Mas h.
vile papers Of the 18th have been received -
They contain nothing OF Importance. The Daily
Press states that large numbers are leaving
Memphis To reinforce Grant. A Louisville pa
per Of the 18th, says the rebel sympathizers
are departing aud the scene is touching.
Memphis dates OF the 10Th state that AdIu.
tant General Thonas has formed 10 regiment.
OF contrabands, aud expects many more
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-05-27
The Battles about Jackson.

hoBILr, May i9.-The special reporter OF
the Advertiser and Register sends despatch
FROM Jackson, giving the particulars of Satur.
days fight, from the Adjutsnt OF the 18th Mis-
siSsippi Regement, who arrived from Canton
last night. A battle was fought at Bakers
Creek, about twenty miles West of Jack, on.
where we whipped the enemy badly, until re.
intorced from Jackson, Pemberton then fell
back TO the Big Black Bridge. Pemberton es.
Inmates our loss at three Thousand and theirs
At three times as manv. Gen Loriug was ON
the lett, and was cut OIL, bu, cut his way through
to crystal Springs, twenty.six miles South of
Jackson. His loss is unknown. Gen. Tilcb.
man WAS killed
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Bad News-From Jackson. Miss

MOBILE, May el.-A special dispatch to the
Register and Advertiser, furnishes the follow.
ing from Vicksburg, dated Tuesday night.
May 10:
In the Saturda, fight VIC lost about 80 pieces
OF cannon, spiked, aud abandoned.
On Sunday the Federals advanced to take
Big Black Bridge and were repulsed, but they
crossed higher up and took US in the rear,
The bridge WAS burned and the works absr.
doned Our loss heavy.
Vieksburg is closely be.ieged aud the enemy
Is closing IN OH every side.
General Lorng has assumed command at
jackson
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Auction.

On THURSDAY the 4th Of Jure next, will bs
offered at public sale the entire STOCK OF
GOODS OF Thos. X. Magl at his store, consist.
ing in part, Of Hardware aud Cutlery, Tools,
Hinges, Scythe aud Grass Blades, drawing
Knives, Chisels, Augres, Wagon Boxes, Chains,
Cast Butts, Locks, Razors aud straps, . largo
lot OF Mediciues, Vermifuge, White Lead,
School Books, Ribbons, Laces, Edyings, Gloves
aud many other articles too tedious u mention.
As Mr.. Msg'll is in the army aud has no
clerk to attend to his business the sale will be
positive and unreserved.
Auction will continue until tho stock Is all
sold n. C. HEATH. AGENT.
n. B.-Also some new Wagon Wheels,
Wagon Tyre, and other articles ut the Fincher
Wood Shop. II. C.H.
May 20, 1853, ls-2t
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TELEGRAPHIC,
From Europe.

HALiSA1, Nay 1.-THE steamship America
ha. arrived, with Liverpool dates OF the I'd.
Lord Lyons states in the House Of Lord,
that in answer 70 his application, th., Seward
informed him that the American Government
had determined not to release the mail and
cargo OF the PetsrhoH, bu. would send them
to prize court This caused consd er. Bile or.
e,'emsnt. Earl Hs,dwick called attention to
the forufying Of SPithead. He pointed out tho
Charleston affair, which LETT the value Of iorti
hcasions agains, ships exactly a. before.
RICHMOND, May al.-Northern p.pen s,,,.
that the steamer City Of New York has arrived
bringing Liverpool dates OF the 9Th. Adam,
addressed . drputa,ion Of the Trades Upio,.i,,s
who presented address sympathi.ine with ths
proclamation. Adams expressed the hop. th.,
friendly relations would be maintained be, cen
the Two countries. There wss no nation fnr
which Americans entertain such regard as ,ha,
OF England II the real sentiments Of the p.onl.
Of each country could be clearly estsbi,shrd
they need have no fear Of their coming into
collision. saw
The Times ID confident that neither HnvI.,s
nor America ~ish to 30 10 war With each other
and says vs must submit to certain intsrrup
eoas Of our trade In dsfsrsncs 70 81, r;shts .,
9 ss.fgsesns
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Total,

IHs ESrxr's LOSES AoAIx.- We gave yes.
terday, from the New York Times o! the 9Th,
the snemys losses in the Sd. 9th and part OF
the i lth corps in the late battles, amounting
to l3O6t. The Herald Of the l2th adds, Il. :.
losses ia the 18th corps s.l<S. and in the divi,
sion OF tie ID, 1889. making in all l7,o6l.-
There were seven corps engaged. and We have
complete returns from only three, leaving two
whole corps aud parts Of two others to be rs.
ported From these data, the reader NAV 40.
pfoxImate the Losses Of the enemy in the,e
great conflicts. Our own conclusion il th.,
they are ss likely 10 be over as under 81, uOv
Rich. Wig, lSh
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$18,61O 45--lOO.

AN Friday night the 5rh instant, JAMES A.
" EDlE abSconded from my employment
with the proceeds vi an account lie had been
Instructed To collect, amounting to ElG iirEEN
THOUSAND SIX HUNDRED AMI Ten As
loo DOLLARS. EDlE wrote to me, dated
Friday night, OH board the STEAMER Britanua
(Which lcu that evening at y o'clock) aud ack
nowledges taking the money. EDlE WAS a
member of the Washington Light Infantry Vol
unteeis, and was wounded ia enc hand at the
battle Of Seven Zines. lie VAS seen OH Satur
day morning at Kingve. lie is II Canadian
10y birth, about 80 Years Vi aye, D ieet inche.
im height reddish hair, fo,id complexion, q.
slight hesitancy in speech, with little imper.
lection III his eyes, we'll educated aud plausible
lie has British Consulate ?apen
reward Of ONE THO JSAND DOLLARS
will De paid for his arrest aud lvdgmen, in any
Jail III the Contederacy. aud one quarter Uf
any money reGC GCvered w,Il also be given
Every p p'per III the Confederate States will
pullPh this advertisement once, aud seud till
to me.
JAMES II. TAYLOR.
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
Charleston, 5. C.
Nay 81. 1868, lS-l,
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It's encouraging 70 see The quantity Of pro-
vision for the Government that is being depos.
tied At Ae''rs. has'el'ius / 4.s'ey's store, a.
this place. We do not know the amount Of
corn and bacon that has besu received BY the
Committee up TO this time; but TO judge from
the number OF teams that are coming in daily,
It must be large-vastly more than one would
reasonably have supposed the District could
spare. 1t there 10 a. great surplus In other
places. there 10 no ground to appeehend st.rv.
zion for many months TO come. The Commit.
Tee. We understand, does not buy hour.
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meeting was held in Camden last week TO
adopt measures for suppl, ing the families Of
soldiers in Kershs~ District with corn. Rsso.
iusions were adopted, under which Committee.
were appointed 10 canvass the District for con.
Sibu,ious Of corn. to be depos.st With the
Soldiers Board Of Relief. ., one dollar Der
bushsL.
W. observe that two thousand three hun.
drsd and sixty.6vs bushels OF corn have been
subscribed by the planters Of Clarendon Dis.
t'ict for the soldiers families At one dollar per
su'hel; and that tho list Of subscriptions, ~
puolished in the Banner. continues 70 increase.
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The News from the West.

The accJunts from the wss, for the Last slehs
se ten days have been Of . very mssgrs and
unsatisfactory character. The h,es. received
up to the time Of our going to press ars pub.
h'hed elsewhere. They indicate that our for.
ess have met with serious revers-s, and that
'he enemy 10 in . fair way to &c, complete con-
troll Of the Mississippi. We hope, however,
that matters are not 20 bad as represented, and
that when more ineligible reports arc received
The lace OF Affairs in that quarter will assume
brighter aspect The enemy. no.~i,hs,snding
bis recent successes, may yet be beaten be is
many miles from his base Of supplies and has
70 encounter hot and siekiy climate. Our
aaairs In that quarter are under the manage.
msnt OF IN able Gsnersl-Joseph Z. Johnston.
General Psmbsron. who until recently bss had
command OF the troops At vicksburg and v,cin.
ty. 70 nuch eensursd By the public for uiS
nsaAgsmsns bot WHISTLER justly or no. vs
cannot cay. Il ~ss reported In koutgousrx
tAss 0sususi Johnston bad taken from General
Fsnbsrsoo his sword. and plscsd hin under
arrest.
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Col J. Ashmore, formerly q member Of
Coz gr-ss from this State, and at present eou>
nseted with the Post Office Department, was at
this place last week. His object in coming here
WAS to investigate the late reported depred..
lions upon the mails on the route from this
place to Pinevlle, N. c. Allen Beach, . youth
OF about fourteen years. the post.rider on said
route at the time the robberies we're said TO
have been perpeuated. has been grrested, and
on failure TO give bail, WAS lodged in Jail.
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FROM JACKSON. A private letter to ,h. ed;.
tor OF the Cdroiinian states that from tho w.,
OF transportation the l6th Regiment, $. e v,
dd not reach the scene OF the fight, but WA,
hre miles of when they learned il was over
The cath s. G V. lost in killed and. wo,n,
ded Az or 80. The 46th Georgia lost more :
Lieut.. Col. Ellison Capsrs wa, slightly wounded
At last accounts, the l6th was at For.,, ,h.ro
fergusons battery WAS also They .1pec,sJ
to move next day (lesb) to Clinton, Gen. Jsbn.
ston's heaquarters. '''"'
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GEN. JAcKsoss RExArSs-The remain, o.,
Gen: jackson were received at Lexington, Va
on Thursday last. Every honor was paid them
Guns were fred every half hour during tb.
Gay, and the Lexington cadets acted rs escor,
70 the body The funeral was to take place ON
f%nday' % the sermon being delivered by Rev. DR.,
"hite, OF whose church the deceased was =
member Gen Jackson would then be buried
in the cemetery iu which the remains Of his
FIRST vile and child rest.
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s. G.. COLLEGE.
fAcuLIr RooM, Nay ;lth. 1858

THE Trustees OF the South Carolina Collepa
at their Semi Annua! Meeting Of tho eth ia
slant adopted the following resolutions, and or.
dered that It be communicated 70 the faculty :
Rssolped, That the Faculty give public no
tee that the duties OF the College will be re.
sumed on the lst Of October next.
IL giving this notice, Il 10 due 70 the public
70 add that measurs have been aken 70 "a,
cure possession Of tho buildings by the st Of
July, II possible, so that the necessary stems
may ce carried out 20 ft them for the occupan.
cy Of the students.
N. LABORDE,
Chairman Of Faculty.
May 81, 1893. le--sr
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We observe that our Esteemed fellow. citizen,
Col. james Ii. Nitherspoon, is announced
through the Columbia Guardian as a candidate
for Congress from the frst Congressional Dis,
nict The announcement purports to have
been made without consultation with him. but
In the belief that if elected he will be ~illng to
serve.
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We learn that the rust, that great scourge
Of the wheat crop. has made it, appearance in
some portions Of the District, but not 70 tha,
extent which need occasion any serious sppre.
tensions. Much cf the wheat is too far .d.
vaneed 70 be injured BY Il. The dry weather
which We have had for few weeks, is said to
favor The wheat crop, aud the belief seems TO
be universal that the yield IN the Ds,ric. will
be unprecedeutedly largo.
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II orthern News.

S'SciFHAEI, Nay lB.-The rebels are collcc.
ting large cavalry force South o, the Cumbsr.
land River, and large infantry force from Ess,
tennessee will advance into Kentucky ,bi.
month, under Breckenridge.
burnsdes order recites the proceedings Of
the faiandighsm court martial, thI)Rndine of
which Is sentence to close confinement dus;no
the war IN some fortress TO be selected by tho
Commander OF tho Department. The order
named Fort Warren a. the place Of contine.
ment.
An immense mass meeting was held in Union
Square, in New York, on Monday evening rn,
der the auspices Of the Democratic Association
70 protest,against the recent arbitrary arres,s
OF the Administration. In tho suppression Of
Tree speech and the press. Four stands ver.
erected and there was speaking q, all The
Herald says 1t vas the largest meeting which
has been held In the city during the var. Ons
OF the speakers said the Worbury Of the pres.
ent day was Judge Lesvi.t who denied the
Aadeas oorpus TO Vallsndigham. Lot him n.
mind Lincoln that Cesar had his Brutus and
Charles I his Cromwell. Let him remind
george III Of the present day that he. too.
may have his Cromwell or his BIutus. Cheers.
AL the speakers denounced the Administrators.
and we're loudly spplsuded.
The New York Times says tho late meeting
was ridiculous demonstration. The Herald
speaks OF il as being the frat note Of civil war.
The World says it was successiui, both in nun.
bers and enthusiasm, and speeches oI bloodshed
on Northern soil 10 revenge the past.
Washington dispatch states that there will
Be no movement on tho Potomac fW souss
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ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS
OFFICE.
RICHMOND, May llth 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. So.

hlChAoND, nay lltn 1903.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. So.
|. The following notice, relative to exchange
prisoners. is pub ished for the information Of
all concerned
mXClIANGE NOTICE, No. 6.-The follow.
~ ing Confederate officers and men have
been duly exchanged, aud are hereby 30 de-.
clared:
|. All officers and men who have been dely,
cred at City Poiut at any time previous to Nav
9th, 1868
2. All o6feers captured at any place before
the lst OF April, 1858, who have Ueen released
OH parole.
3. All men captured in North Carolina or Vir,
ginia before the lst OF March, 1863, who have
been released on parole.
4. The officers AMI men captured and paroled
by General >. 7. Carter, in his expedition 70
East Tennessee, in December last.
8. The officers and men captured and paroled
by Lieutenant Colonel Stewart, at Van Buren,,
Arkansas January 25, 1863 /; 10y Colonel Dick
ey, in December 1862. in his march 70 the
Mobile and h'o R'aihoad, aud by Captain Ca.
meron, at onn,h, Mississippi, in December,
1852
.. The officers and men paroled at Oxford,
Mississippi, Oh the 23i Of December, 1862, At
Dessrk, Arkansas, Oh the l7th of January
1863, aud at Baton Rouge, Louisiana, OIL the
:3d OF Fcbruar', 1868.
7. All persons who have been captured on
the sea, or the waters leading TO the same, or
upon the sea coast Oi the Confederate or Uni.
ted States. At amy time previous to December
10th, 1862
s. All civilians who have been arrested at
any time before the 9Th OF Nav. 1863, aud rs.
leased on parole, are discharged IRON ANY aud
every obligation contained in said parole. II
any such person has taken any oath Of sIlegi,
anee 10 the United States. or given any bond,
o. 1t ht release was accomplished with any 9th,
er condition, he is discharged IRON the same
II any PERSONS embraced i'll any OF the
foregoing sections, Or in any section OF any pre-.
vious Exchange Notice, Wherein they are de.
clsred exchanged, are in any Federal prisoa.
they are to be III, ,mediateiy released aud deliv.
cred 20 the Confederate authorities.
kOBEKr OULD,
Agent Of Exchange.
Richmond, May 9Th. 1863.
III. All persons, whether citizens or soldiers,
are expressly prohibited from using, or in sry
manner interfering with fuel or wood Cut and
delivered for the use OF railroads or railroad
companies. 1t 10 Of the nrst importance that
this order should be observed, and it will be
strictly obeyei and enforced by the aruv.
BY order,
(Signed) S. COOPER,
Adjutsnt and Inspector General.
May 90, 1853. l6-6t.
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The President Of the Bainbriige Manuf.c,p
ring Company, Mr.. s. Davis TonSe, has turned
over to the Government agent az, ,oUO pound. !.
.ol bacon, at 90 cents per pound. doing il bv
exchanging cotton yarns for bacon. and then
selling the bacon to the Government cheaner
thah could be bought otherwise. lie has also
been clever 20 the poor OF the county
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ESTATE SALE.

BY permission Of p. T. Hammond, Esquire,
Ordinary Lancaster Distr ct. will sell on tho
3Uth inst. the personal Estate of Mrs.. Jemima
Hammond, deceased, at the late residence Of
said deceased. consisting OF one tine Bureau. !
Side Saddle and variety Of other articles -
Terms Cash. L. w. BAILEY, Admir-.
May 20, 1864, Ih-2t
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We learn. verbally, that General Johnston,
with his htuc command, left Calhoun station
yesterday morning. with the view of effec.inS
a Junction with General Pcmberton on the Big
Back. Gen AaIcy, with hi. brigade. was OF.
Pected in Jacks n yesterday evening g-.Ne,n.
phis Appeal, !Sth.
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Rags! Rags ! !

We will pay cents per pound for all
clean cotton or,linen Rags delivered at the
Ledger Othce, ,ni- being the price which III.
Mile advise Us they will al;o" 10 exchange
for paper.
April 29, IL If
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time to come. Hooker has been left to follow
HIS own plans.
Yankee dispatches say that vicksburg vi II
soon be theirs.
Cincinnati dispatch says the invasion Of
Kentucky is threatened.
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The following were the casualties in Compa.
ny II. I'd s. G. Regiment, Capt. b. R. Clyburn,
received in the battles around Fredeacksburg :
Wounded Corporal s. n. Small; Privates b.
,. Sutton and VI. ID. Ussery, slightly.
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VILLAGE LDrS FOR SALE

Offered, ut private Sale, a Tract Of l. md
containing sixty Seven acre., forty or forty.
five acres of which /, in woods; stu ,ts 10
The southern suburbs Of tho Village Of Ian.
caster, n portion being within tue incorpor.
aIs limits The Tract embraces the old
Muster field. IL is susceptible OF bsing d
sided into several line building Lots
For particulars. rs to terms &c, apply
10 w. u. CONNORS, Agt.
April ID, 1863. io-H
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Exfecfios or \ DISEsrrR.-Jscob Adams,
. dessr'er f'om TIE 46th 0eo' 81. regiment, vas
shot st the Race Course about II o'clock y.,
'efGsy. large number OF troops were present
At the execution. Chas Mercury l9h'
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Absensees, without leave, from General Evans
Brigade are ordered 70 meet in = olumbia on
Saturday next, prepared to join their command
full pardon Is promised to all who will
comply with the order.
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Proclamation by the Governor.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
COLUMBIA, Mnv 5, 1856,

COLUMBIA, NAV 5. 1868
W9 EREAS information has been received
w at this Department that "TERRELL,"
slave, the property Vt Y. + Hinson, OF Lancss.
ter District. convicted by y Court OF Magistrate
and Freeho!Jsrs, Oh Saturday. the 18th day of
April last, OF burglary aud rape. and sentenced
TO DEATH did, on his way to the Jail Of the .aid
District, escape from the Constable who had
him in charge.
The said Terrell is six feet three inches
high, well proportioned OF black complexion.
and his front teeth much decAysd quick spo.
ken. with heavy beard under his chin tho
whites Of his eyes inclined to q yelowish cast
aud WAS dressed in frock coat OF dark color.
with pantaloons OF . similar material"
Now, know ye, that to the end that justice may
be done, and that the said negro, Terrell, may
be brought back to confinement TO await the sI.
ecuton of the sentence, |, MILLEDGE l..
B0NHAM, Governor aud Comna ander 10. Chief
in and over the State Aforesaid, do issue this
my proclamation, offering . reward Of THREE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for his apprehension
and delivery into any Jail in this State.
Given under INV hand aud tho seal Of the
(L.s State, at Columbia, this fifth day Of
May, A. ID. 1853.
M. L BONHAN.
WV r. Husrr, Secretary Of State.
May Is, 1868. l4-3t
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Gen. Hampton telegraphed yesterday to a
friend OF the family, the sad new. OF the death
OF G'iiesp'e lhornwell. They are LETT in sus.
pehse as To the cause, nothing more being said
'hAh that he - dead. .-Coium6ia Guardian
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The New York Tribune says that the negro
troops at Hilton Head, S. c., will soou start
upon an expedition, under the command Of
oo'ohei montgomery, different, in msuy res.
Pects from any heretofore projected"
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ARalvALs.-The steamers Aarqare. and
Je'ne, Captain Wilson, Ella and Aan.e, Capt.
eA'iin' and Kate, Captain Stubs. arrived here
YESTERDAY from Nassau, with valuable cargoes.
-Chartesson Courier.
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Fresh Arrival.

Writing paper, Envslops, Steel Psns
Spelling Book, hne Combs, rurk Combs,
Side Combs. Shaving Soap, Pins and Spool
Thread.
Under Ledger office.
J. b. BOYD.
March 4 1888. ~
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Tus 6sisrf ~ 6oUra CAsorsA.-rhs som,
tsf e. C.) wstchman ssys:

Col VIM. Settles, commissary agent, give,
great praise 10 the Darlington people. He SAYS
that he visited gentlemen in that district who
refused to accept rs cents for their bacon, bu,
sd Il TO him for the army At 81 cents and
ssid tbey cvep fek ashamed 70 take thss.
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Inc New York Herald says nothing but stu.
p'oty can prevent jeff Davis from being .
prisoner in three mon,hs, and the rebellion
subdued
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~. D. Pope, Esq, has been re.appoin,ed
Chlei Collector OF the War Tax for South Car.