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TmE BsAvE DUrcnMsH.--Its seems ,ha,
the Psonsylvanians are trying to get the
negroes to fll the call upon them for
troop. We fud the following 10 a Hsr.
risburg letter to the Philadelphia Ingui.
rsr:
have seen . number OF gentlemen
from different portions Of the Common.
wealth, who urge che accrp,snes, in lieu
Of the conscriPtiou, Of number OF reei,
msn,s Of coiorsd volunteers ths, will be
rendered. allowing than all the perquis-
ties and privileges Of white volunteers.
excsp, the right Of holding commissions.
by the adoption Of shis pIan !, is though,
that . very large proportion Of cur quota
could be 6Ilsd, inssmuch as The eolored
men ,hrougbou, the State are rspre,sn
ted to be patriotic and willing to serve
thsir country. II h even ,umorsd that
the Governor will urge the adoption Of
this courss himself
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EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. 6,

INHE following Confederate Officers and
L men captured at Vick.burg, Missis.ip..
Pi, July 4th, 1868, and subsequently paroJ.
ed, hare been duly exchanged, aud ar. hers-
by 80 declared.
!. The officers and men Of General c. l..
St.venson's division.
2. The officers and mon Of General Bow.
ems division.
3. The officers and men Of Brigadier
General Moorc's Brigade.
=. The officers aud men Of the Second
Texas Regiment
8. The officers and men OF Waul's L..
gion.
s. Also, all Confederate officers and men
who have been delivered at City Point at
any time previous to July 25th, 1863, hav.
been duly exchanged, and are hereby 80
declared.
ROBERT OULD, Agent OF Exchange.
Lancaster Ledger Print
Oct Ia, 1853. 36-.8t.
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The weather psopbsts In Minnesota say
that the people may look out Tor the h,rd.
est winter sssn for years. There ~:h he
moro cold days, the mercury will run low.
Or. and the snow deeper ih"n before since
81. This 10 the fret fall since ST the
brook trout have commenced leaving the
small creeks Tor deep holes rs early q.
Septsmbsr, AID the Arst sesson since then
that the inuskrais have double walled
their little hillock homes. Tbess and
esr:ain other infsilibIe sigos known to tho
sportsman and bunter. indicate = winter
OF unusual severity. II is thought Ly
many that the river will close al lssss
Two weeks earlier than Isst year.
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THE BLIND MAN uAPrY.-In . Jour.
nal of tour through Scotland, BY Rev.
c. Simeon, Of Cambridge, We have the
following passage: "Wsnt to SEQ Lsdo
BOsss grounds. Here, also, I saw blind
men weaving. May never forget the
following fact: One Of the blind men, on
being intetrogatsd with respect 10 his
knowledge of spiritual things. answered.
Il never saw, till l Was blind nor did
ever know contsnt,nent when had my
syssight, as do now, that I have lost
il; can truly affirm, though few know
how to credit me. that l would, on no
account, change my present situation and
cireu"s,""ces yi'h any That ever en-
joyed before I " A. bind lie had On.
joysd eye sight till 25. and had been
blind about three ys.n. Ny sou! va,
much affected and comfortsd with his
declaration. Surely, there is a reality 10
religion y
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Ono Hundred and, Twentieth and
Twenty.First Days Of the Siege.

80 Va tho Skc6os
The Yankees on Morris Island are evi.
IDENTIFY growing weary Of their Intellectual
and disappointed efforts to reduce the
grand old fortress with the stubborn and
unconque,aLls Major Elliott and garrisou
to submission. =.
The present bombardmsnt, considering
the Tremendous and unprecedented xei : ht
Of metal fred at the short range Of II.
tween twelve and fhesL hundred yards
only, having failsl after speriod OF four.
teen dsys to accomplish it's object, furu.
lshss no, only brilliant, but a valuable
and highly important record to future
historians. Major Elliott, when offered,
declined to be relieved, aud is still in the
fort, in good health and spirits, giving his
utmos. efforts and attention to the dspo
sitions and welfare Of the garrison and
the defence of the place, nobly sustained
oy Col Rhstt, Commandsnt Of For, Sum.
ter and tho city.
Al last accounts the enemy's fire was
getting TO be slower and slower, and
since then has narrowed down 10 an occa
sional gun, with now and then spasmodic
intervals Of little activity. la the mean.
time, Major Elliott and the garrison hsvo
collected and set to the city large mum
Der Of the various shots and shells Of all
descriptions lying In piles IN the fort
During Friday night but sixty eight riHed
shots were fred from Gregg. twenty nine
Of which failed to explode, or exploded
after pa.sing over.
The FIRE Of the Monitors Friday uight
was directed upon the Ea., angle, and
upon the searp Of the Northeast lace.
On Saturday seventy one riHsd shots,
and two hundred and twelve mortar
shells were fired, six,y.one Of which
missed.
Fort Moultrie. aud batteries Marion,
Marshall, and Simkins kept up conesn
.ra,sd fire on Gr.gg and the Cummibg.'
Point mortar battery, doing some OK
eslIsnt 'hoo'ing, and frequently driving
the enemy from his guns. The Moni,on
took no par. in the action Saturday.
The number Of ve..e.. reported inside
the bar Saturday morning VA, twenty.
eight, in addition to the Lronsidss, four
Monitors, the flag ship, two mortar hulk.
in Folly Inlet, twenty one in Folly River.
four in Folly Creek. three ia Stono, twelve
gunboats, besides a number Of schooners,
transports, dc.
During Saturday night sixty three
shells with time fuses were fred from
Cummings' Point Battery. sixteen Of
which misssJ. On Sunday ninety three
shots from the rifled gun At Gregg were
fired, twenty three passing over; one hun
drsd and eighteen shell. from the mortar
battery. Of which forty five missed; and
eleven shots from the Monitors, Eve mise
ing the fort.
The casualties were as folIow.: Lieu,
T. Davis Waties, lst SoutL Carolina Ar
,iIIsry. conclusion. .fgh,; rriva,. Tho..
Waite, Company q. 2s,h Georgia, fore
arm aud hand severe; Privais J. N. Page,
Company b, 20th Georgia, confusion OF
side, i,ht. One negro WAS soysr.lv and
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The surest way to prevail on young
couple 10 get married is to oppose them.
Tell them YOU would rather see thsm 10
their graves, and twelve months will not
slapss before their baby will pass you
twice a day in willow wagon.
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Prayer Of the Extortioner.


We have sometimes wondered whether
the sxtsrtiouer ever prayed. We should
like to hear his prayer, or rather to read
the secrets Of his heart, while osten.ib'y
engaged in the holy exercise. His words,
iatstPolated With HE thoughts, would be
something like what follow:
Our Father WHO art in Heavsn-I
wonder what will DO the price OF wheat
this season. My crop is fine, very fine.
think I might get at least four dollar.
for 1t. l should like TO get teD-usl!owed
be Thy nams-lf the .sason continues
sha'i make tremendous crop Of corn,
and n INV cribs are now sufIicien, to last
me for two years, it will be = clear profit
Thy kingdom com--Chickens are 4
great institution. Before the war used
to ssll'thsm for ten cents, now get two
dollars for them. I won't sell my corn
to the soldiers rs.ief society. They don't
give enough-as il is done in Heaven
That old steer brought me Two hundred
dollars. Give US this day our daily bread
my poor nsighLor who has poor hus.
band in the army, an1 six little children
st home, must tind it hard to get along.
The lord bless her and hers. Forgive Us
our trsssPasses NJ We forgive those tha,
usspass against us-my old friend Smith
was rather hard Oh me when he said |
gougsd the poor, but forgive him-and
lead US not tsnptstion-I am afraid our
pastors prosperity will prove a snare TO
him. Why brother Jones sent him a
COW and a calf-but deliver US from evil.
| wish ou! preacher would quit preaching
on ex,orlion. II he don't will stop sub.
scrip,ion. Ho is really an evil. He won't
Let body be At peace for thine i. the
kingdom, the power, and the glory, for
ever and ever. believe l will send some
mich euws to Atlanta. i hear they are
bringing tremendous prices. The mer
chants there do charge awful 70. their
goods. Lord have mercy on Us and save
Us from such -xtsrtioners-Amsn.
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A country youth, who had returned
home from London, was asked by his
anxious father il hs had been guarded Of
in his conduct while there. oh. yss,'
WAS the reply. i was guarded by Two
policemen part Of the time"
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Wrote IN enthusiastic young cavalier.
after y glorious dash Of few hundred
miles tho the 'ens'ny'. county in Ohio,
Solomon in all h's glory WAS never on a
rad hike ono Of ,bese.'-
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A tender hearted widowsr tainted 81
the 'uuerx! Of his third beloved. "What
shall We do with him Z" asked friend OF
bis. LET him alone" said n ~aggish BY
SANDER, "usll soon re wivs"
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What 10 the meaning Of r back birsri'
asked clergy man at Sunday shool re.
citation. This MAS a Puzzler. 1t went
along the class ill It came TO a simple
urchin who said, sheepishly, "Pertaps it
be u flea
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The individual who attempted to raise
colts from horse chestnuts went into The
msrke, the other day aud inquired for a
mock turtle to make mock turtle soup Of.
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Il say, Brown, what a close shaver
Jo"es is; why. he'll .squsLbIe about
penny
We'll, what IL he does 4 ,sid Brown,
The less one squsbbIes about, the better
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"Heroius" is perhaps As peculiar =
VOID as sny in our language; the frat
two letters OF il are mae, the three frsl
female, The four first = brave man, aud
the who's word y brave woman.
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OF THE TAX
IN KIND,

VIE Assessors Tor the 18th Collection
L District, Mssrrs VIM Robertson and
lessee B. Mpbley, will attend at the places
named below, at the times stated, for the
purpose Of receiving returns Of Agricultural
products in accordance with the lth sec
,ion Of the Act Of Congress, entitled ian
Act TO lay taxes for the common defence
and catry on the Government Of The Cod
fedetate States"
Mr. Robertson will attend at
Thos. l.. CIyburn's, Monday 9th November.
John X. Welsh. Tuesday 10th
Taxahaw, "Wednesday nth
Robt. IIegier, Thursday 18th
Mrs. Eliz H"rton's, Friday 18th 1"
Wash Hinson, Saturday l4th
Mrs. IIury's, Monday 10th
Craig g. Taylor, Tuesday 18th
II. 4. Mngii's store, Wed'day sth q"
Robt Potts store, Thursday 10Th "
DIR. Il. l.. Johnston's, Saturday
IL o'clock, 2Ist
L,nrsster Z. H., Monday 23d
Mr.. Mobley will attend at
Matthias Crenshaw's, Monday 9th Nov.
John w. Tuhiys Tuesday 10Th
Nelson Bells Wednesday ! Ith
Mrs. 81. A Prrry's, Thlr.day 18th
James 81. Shavcr's, Friday 18th "
Plearant Hill, Saturdayday l4th
James Baskiu's Monday 10th
Stephen L. Small's, Tuesday 18th
John n. Craigs, Wednesday 18th
A: my residence, Thursday 18th
Lancaster Z. H., Monday 13d "
Tax Payers will be required to render
estimates upon oath OF their entirc crop or
the following named products, OF the growth
OF the present year, to include all that they
have CONSUMED aud all that they may have
sold, bartered or otherwise disposed Of !:
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Rye, Buckwhsat, Rice,
Sweet Potatoes, Irish Potatoes, Cured Hay,
Cured Fodder, Sugar, n GLASSES made Of fCaEe,
Cotton, Wool, Tobacco. Peas. Beans,
Ground Peas. Returns Of Wheat, Corn,
Oats and Rye, will DO required Ia weight
Tax Payers will please weigh one bushcI
OF esch kind Of grain and report tho weight
TO the Assessor, together With the whole
number Of bushel, Of each kind. This will
enable the Ass~ssor TO ascertain the mum
Der OF pounds that he !. required TO pay to
tho Government.
Each farmer and | ianter has the plivilsge Of
rsserving hfiy bushels OF sweet potatoes.
hfty bushels Of Irish potatoes. one hundred
bushels ofcorn, or fifty bushels Of ws-at
produced L. year 1863, and twenty bushels
OF peasor beans, but not nio's than twenty.
bushels of 10th for his own use. In max.
ing Tho estimate aud assessment, therefore.
these quantities Of the articles mentioned
will be excluded therefrom.
Tax Payers are Notified to render prompt
and accurate returns under pain Of being
visited with the penalties which tho lsw
Prsseribss ia all gases Of default.
JAMES X, MAGlI.l.
18th District Collector.
Gel. 2l.i. 1863, 37-if
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rsSiished every Wednes lay Morning
W. M. Q O N N O n 8 ,
Bditor and proprietor.
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Per Blk Months. in advance, 0Iko
Fer Three Months, in -dvance, 100
Whom not paid in advance. fifty per cent.
uyon the above rates ~i'' he c"arged Pay
nsnt within ono month from the date Of
ssS.sription will be considered in ad' s"e..
Subscriptions will not b. received in nd
vance for longer term than six months,
aor for . shorter time than three tnoniha
10 paper discontinued until all arrssraKss
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S 0 U T II G. A r ROLIN A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

LhNChSTER DISTRICT.
Er Psrfss.
Miss Jane Nisbst, Applicant,
Against,
Josiah Nisbst, James Nisbst, SsuI Ne.
murray, Robert MeMurray, William Nc.
Msrray-ths children OF the three I,st
named heirs namos net known-Jaek.
son McMunay and Sam'i Nisbet.
appearing to my satisfaction that the
above named defendants. reside without this
state. Il 10 therefore ordered that they do
sPpenr and object to the division or sale Of
the Real Estate Of John McMurray, decd,
on or before Thursday, the 7th day Of Jan.
nary next, or their consent TO the same will
be entsrod Of Record.
+. T. HAMMOND,
Ordinary Lancaster Dist
Ost. -, 1851. a7-sm
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PEDIoREE or the UxrrD STATES
Sired by Washington, and Damned b.,
Lincoln. - London Punch,
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PUSsTERs CArEcuIsM Why should
,Ls male sex avoid the letter Al BE
cause IL makes msu mean.
What is Tia, which every man can
divide, but no man can tell where il has
been divided ! Water.
What par Of y ship " like . farmer 7
The iiiIsr.
What 10 the Oldest .rse in America !
The elder Tree.
What day Of the yssr n command
to 60 ahead March 4,h.
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VINO IL the shortest man mentioned in
the Bible Knee high u,ah.
That is wrong. II i. a BiIdsd. the
Shuttle (Saorh.,ght)
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From the Richmond Ssnti~li.
CHI KAN AUGA,
THE STREAM OF DEATHm

Chist amauga! Chickamrnga!
DER shy dark sad turbid wave
RoIls the death cry Of The dsriny,
RinSs the war shout Of the brays;
Koznd thy shore the red fires flashing.
Startling shot and screaming she'll
Chiekamsuga, stream Of battle.
Who thy fearful tails shall t.ili
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O'sr shy dark aad turbid wave
kolls the Death cry of The dsring,
Rings the war shout Of the brays;
Keznd thy shore the red fires flashing.
Startling shot and screaming she'll
ChieksmSuga, stream Of battle,
Who thy fearful tails shall t.ili
Oldsn memories Of horror,
Sewn by scourg+ OF deadly plague,
Long had clothed thy ,Ircling forests
With n terror vast and vague;
Now 70 gather 6srcsr >iror
FROM the phartons grim with gore.
Hurried by wars wilder sarnags
To their graves on Thy lone shore.
Long. with hearts subdu.d and ssddsnsd.
As th' Oppressor'- hosts mo, ed ON.
fsf the arms oi Freedom back ward,
Till our hope. hSti almoi flown;
Till outspo*e stern VaIor's fsl--
"Hsrs tn invading wave shall stay;
Here shall cease the foes proud progrsss;
Here be crushed III. grand ARA, ~
Then tt.ir ..o.x b,,, Ill ,,,l,: -
R,.Lw.rd a..,.d .., 4,,s
or the veteran esrps al i.ong-'-e.,,
And the sturdy troop. Of Ersgg;
Fierce upon the fosm-n ,uruIuv.
All their peut up wrat4, br~xks out
In the furious battle cisnyor,
And tho phf.nsi.d bstli. ,hou,.
Roll thy dark waves, Clicksmauxa,
Trembls. all thy gh~s,iy shore,
With the rude shock of the onset,
"s southern o.tt'e giants
' '"e" oo"s "' oea'h along,
"'ssA'"'"g'' Tie iron hsaned,
S1sA'"A"'' e"''a'fc and strong:
FOLK and Pre.,on-gAilunt Buesnrr,
I'LL and Hind'D IN strong 10 might,
C'sbnrns. Hover Of manly valor,
oenh'"g oo'h ana hardy WARRIOR
s 'A'''s yen a"a or"'"'1"I''
"s' "e'ss ""a ""a hnfSh;
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A sudent oi medicine In Alabama
having cour;ed = girl fT year. .sne
managed a The end Of that time 10 ge
kicked, has tursed round aud sued ,b,
father Tor "visi,s" be paid her.
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Pray, my lord" said a gentleman 10
. rather whimsical judge, "wbst 10 the
distinction between law and equity
courisi'
Very little, in the e"d," replied his
lorrsh'p; "thsy only differ so far ss lims
is concerned. A, common law, you are
done ior .t once IN equity, you are not
co easily disposed or The one is prus.,e
acid, the other Iandnam."
, 1863-02-06

I1oon NO, 13 N1cfroIo1itnn Blk
ffta-zf61,tHt
, 1863-02-06


July l, 1868, will hare cost ns 81 ice, ,0oa, 900,
1t will i;;:c cu: Tx. rel,c.>, FOR the same time
$M4, o r,ctc- in proportion Stumbling as '.i"e
to c rs,', While t]'cir population stands as ten
TO frcsss-",f, including -lavc and free. For
Ills rl,n,,E' ne expense, too, We hare some
thing IL shoN--tllc finest ,.a:y in the world,
arms, ammunition, stores, clothing, eic.-~
while the rr,'c', lrvc literally nothing. Reln-
tive to Ibis r,attrr, the Philadelphia Inquirer
cmpliatic;.lly remarks:
If, tlrn, with onr twofn2a aui ..:.dsy in
cEe:.tig ntlllGers. our hfuad csl,it.sc u 1iu.l
LI!lic lands, our uutirihE Industry, ctr i,ru.
verbal enterprise and thrift, cur fresh vital
ity and e|.s1i cE.etficE, if wltll ull these great
advantages IN our flyor, tEerc is any rial
causc for feur that our debt will bear lis down,
how is it W. Lear uf no :ut:s 1tArs in rr~es!l
circles, either on this ur IN thu o!itr side ri
the Atlantic, touching the Atlas load of i'll
Gcttedre>s IN he backs oft!ie rebels If VIC
:l.alt stagggcr beneath our burden, they must
:ncsttah,v be sunk into II buttu1nltss slough OF
bankruptcy, ..s'd reputation by theirs. Tet
VIC do not ind in the Auglo-Rebel press auy
r. breaches of our q misguided Southern
lrsrhrcu'' for t1:eir boun,less aud reckless cx.
.rnditurcs hey untt any possible ability to pay
Nor do VIC hear ri snrh rcproofs among sy,it-
pafliizers here. WHY'S this Is such pa!pable
cant the result 0f that blind prejudice that
will see but one side OF a great Conflict; or is
it ttclusc the champions Uf the rebellion rc-
gard Our debt :,s obligations tlat srW u paid.
willie they sev in Mclnminger's scrip hut 50
1nany false promises never intended to be re-
deemed?
, 1863-02-06
<skSESSE0E.3> COLLEGE,, D4A-
TEN1sS}EkI, WA,


Srmi-.4nnuNJ EXAMINATIONS.
We pubI;s! below the letter # our cores
pondent, referring to the recent se,ni-annusl
examinations 1T Griswold College. Ne arc
happy to learn that the debt which has CHI
numbered, to some extent, the operations Of
this Institution since its establishment, l,as
been very greatly reduced within the past six
months, and that the College Is now in
highly prosperous condition. TO l,c indcfat-
igablc labors of good Bishop Lite are due this
improved condition Of aiE,irs.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, Feb. 5. 1867.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
a,I here for the purpose of attending The
6c1nia!:nllal examinations of Griswoia Cul-
legc, under tho immediate sureryieiut or the
Ii. Rev. ". Lie, D. D., Bi-i,or of the E2is-
cora1 Church in Iowa. Thi: institution has
bct,n going on in tic even tenor of its way for
Two yrurs Or rore. There arc three dep ,rt-
ls.e'ts-a theological, collegiate, and pre-
pal;at1ry Or grammar school.
The EXAMINATIONS i'll each Of these depart
ment= laye Just concluded. They have
been OF highly interesting Clearwater In all
respects, crrditable alike to the able Prof.s-
sur- and also to the students. Tie classes in
the higher mathematics, and the classc; in
Tie collegintc department would hive been
pronounced calilnl In any Institution uf our
land. The students Of the granular school
also erinccd thorough knowledge Of tic
Studies in which they were examined.
Professor Sheldon, who is at the head Of
this department, Is IN experienced and skill
! full teacher, anda most thorough aud parental
di:cip!inariap.
predict for GrIswold College most pros
porous career. Olle tfiug WAS clearly shown
by the examinations, that parents who wish
the hest IF moral influences, to not need tu
send their SONS to Eastern Colleges for this
purpose. know Of no institution to which
would sooner sc1sd Il son ofmy own.
CHICAGO
, 1863-02-06
D-iTCHEI.On' HAIR DYE.
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