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Casualties.

Sergeant Love sends US the following repor,
OF casualties in Go. II, I'd S. c Regiment a,
the battle of Chicksmauga:
Wounded: Lieut.. A. n. Perry, right thigh
aud lett srn'--thigh amputaied; Cop. @. i.
johnson, right thigh flesh wound ". II.
Biasington, right a'm amputatxI s. 4 Doug
las, leg flesh wound; W. Is. Eande, burk, knee
joint-sligh,; W. J, CASTOR. right lex au,,ura.
ted; ". n. Neal, thigh. hip aud ariu-sr.c.
died; W. A. McMsnus, over light eye sli.h, ::
W. ". Ussery, lett ain-seveie +; +. e.. Reeves
right arm-siight q. w. bennett, shoulder-
severe; Is. r. sutton, chest-inortal AN OF
tho foregoing Casualties occurred on The 2wh
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.0OU l.. CA.;O.lNA.
LA\LAS ER DISTRICT.

~ l.. /. Hammond, Esquire. Ordinary
ID for said District.
WiirH'.AS, JAMES J. WILLIAMS
"a- art'h II I" ma Tor Letters OF AdnipI,
'r''i"" an all and singular tne Goods ana:
GA diIr.. K srls and CREDITS Of q W.
!iIer late vi the District aforesaid. De-
ceased
Il'csr are, therefore, to cite and aduos.
'sh all nnd ain .ul,r. the Kindred and cr.di-
"r> al the said ,:.c,nS-d to he and auu.u,
'Hf"rc giu ,t our ncN, OrdInar.'s Court for
the sar: harriet. =" I've holden Il. IAnca.,.r
Guar '."u4c on the Ih,h day OF OcuyL.,
~>l 1" show cause. # any win the saIo
administration should not be granted.
\ ; Given under my hand and seal
i"N. ,thl, the 81 h dty uf Sept. IT,
~ ,nr wear Of oar l.nrd one tho,
said rIs"t hundred aud Sixty three, and ia
tue r'ghty-r'ghth YEAR nt the Indrp.ndrnc.
"' 'he S'aiu ut >"ntn Carolina.
l.. /. HAMMOND. O. -.
De-. 7, 1858. -,
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- for said District.
W IiEE.. JAMES S\TpES h,s
'I;I'ri =" ." IoI i.riIrI. ."f \dmIni,trut M,
"n Ill ami >ingiirr iho Good. ard Cbnttl,,
R'g"is ami c;eiI> of w. e. SNIpES
Late "i iru Dl. rcI afure-ald, dec.ns.,i
Iiir. VI. are. therefore, to cat. and nd .
mo"i-h ali and singular, the kindred and
creditors at the SAID deceased, to be- and
appear before me at our next Ordinary's :
Ionri tor the said district, 10 be no!dco Al
...'.cas;rr Lourt House on the I6.n uay of
b'! rsA To show cause, II auy. why
."e All adam IstraiIuu snouId no. u. "rau
rd.
wen under NV hand aud seal, lhi, 3n,h
Il" "t 81 IN tnc year ut oar
/" > : l"rd one Thousand eiyr.t hundred
- )AAl -'At, Shroe and it, the c.,n,,- =
'5'." :r..r ii '"c irdepeLdenrc OF n,
aI..e vi 1OI.r Carulna.
T. i. uANMONO L. D.
W" - io'S' 32-2..
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The Congregational klec.ion

Tie late Act OF the Legislature, it would sc.ru
hen The notice In the Guardian, 6Ies the tim.
for holding the election for members TO Con.
sre's from this State, OH the Tuesday after the
second Monday in October. The time is, therefore,
near At hand aud a. this is ut al times very i'm
Por'ant election, and particularly 70 III this c.i.,
OF our national affairs. il is TO be hoped q at the
people Throughout; the State are fully alive to
their interests aud duty in tie pretnise,.
In tn" i'hc lst) Congressional District thcr /.
are Su' two candidate. known to u.- Hon. john
hcQneenand Col. James Ii. Whhcr.poo
The snseccd:nts OF each OF these e.n,lemrn
nre so we'll known to our readers Ih., An At
t"mIt upon oar pant TO rulight"n ;acm in re-.
Sa7a TO e'Ihc: m.ich; l.. co.,s:drre! s~?er:.vous
t'"ih are gent!c'-sn II more chan orGinurY A..
'a'ninentF. snd c!th:' would touhl... r-ur.
seat The :irst Co"gt essicnh Di,nic. ah.y aud
faithfully in tho national councils
Gen. Mcqueen represented this District ia
the old Consres. :oE "e'"coi successive terms
immediately previous 90 the recession OF south
Carolina hotu the Federal Onion, aud has req.
resented us in the Confederate Congr... & om
tue 'orma' ~ OF The Government to the pr~s.
sent TIM: His public career, throupLout. Ia.
Deem csHra'rris'd Sy consistent and b, .h
'p'''t'd -:a !or the rights aud libsrtic. OF IA.
south. Cn1rr the growing enc, oachmeuts 0,
the irac.s! Govcr! u3ent, he warmly advocated
secession, and actively psrtcipstvd IN ,hr n,ns..
'rs' which h"slly brought .SoSt q separation
'ths two sections.
Co! "ither.poon did no. oeevpr, a, the b.,
ginning OF ucr present troubles, any position
OF politics! responsibility but he favored ..r.,.
sion, and his large influence was directed to ,b.
SsrmonizinG Of conflicting opinions and to the
policy OF presenting All undivided front to tn.
ommo" cueny. From the commencement Of
tho struggle bis time and enc. gies have, with
patriotic zeal. been mainly directed to the do.
fence OF the country. uo 6,st entered the ,vr.
VICE as private. and from this humble, bu,
highly honorable position, has ,i.en to the
command OF Regiment. lie ~s. appointed
by The Executive Council to command q K.xi.
uent Of State Reserves; and in the late or-.,.
.taiioa Of State Troops, nov in service. h. wa,
elected Colonel OF the 9Th Regiment, wi,hou,
opposition. These several positions. which he
has maintained with credit to hiu.ei and s.,i..
faction 70 the country, prominently identify
him with the great struggle for independence.
snc with the best interests. political - we'll n
military, Of the Conicde,acy.
We hope that the people will msnifss. their
appreciation OF the importance Of this election
By general turn out ., the polls.
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VILLAGE LOIS FOR SALE,

Offered, at private Sale, n Tract Of Land
containing sixty seven acres, forty or forty.
hse acres OF which i, in woods; situat. in
he southern suburbs OF the Village Of Ian.
caster, portion bang within the incorpor-
tic limits. Inc Iract embraces the old
hn-'rr field. 1t is susceptible OF being di.
'iIed into several tine building Lots.
For Particulars. as To lcrm, &c, apply
10 w. ii. CONNONS, Asf.
April ID. 1868. lott
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From Virginia.

RICHMOND, Sept. 3D--From Msade's army
two corps have been sent to reinforce Rosem.
cia"s. Similar information has been received
hom more reliable source aud deserters alao
ray that Mrads army is terrifying n, Culpepper
Court Q0use aud that he will tall back there
II Is repo' ted tant tSo prominent citizens OF
Culpep2er county have gone 10 Washington
TO have xn interview With Lincoln Oh the con.
ditiun vi the cpintry.
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TELEGR APhIE.
From Bragg's Armv.

AARIEIIA. sept ?3.-from . captain. who
came down on the train from the wood ,b.d
ono uiIe aud a halt this eide OF Cnto,sa ~ 49,,
~e Gai"er su"d H. ms 81 ml resi- tie
The "h"n"y We" d'."" up Ia io,c. u.., ,
th'tia"o"S. hom the CT, To tho J,lnt OF I.u,,.
out A"u"'a''', a"d sgg ~.. advancing Ia
meet ih'in "id Ne al / - pi.c-. oi A ,uL.,,
post uu ..onk"ut M"u ,t,in
lie -a,s Mglaws Dn isiun. Nf Lon. .t,,..,.
CO. ps. AID F0re.l'- c,rauy mad c.,s.,J 4 ,I,..
Tr"""s.ee nb"Sr Lhuttan "ga Wnv.i. :, n.
low the ci'\. Our troops were H., good c,u,,,.
io'', imd I'ie /, To eat, and were siuruiu- ,t
success fruis"tal rea-u.s prevent a. T. u,u
Furnishing iniuriiat'"n in gu pnS...,,on ,h.t
hcr"a'"s our c'''h'ience ia Br.xy's ability tn
cope successfully, Yea, uiunphantI,, with his
"iy and skUliul Toe.
lie heard "ep. ". u. 7 Walker CAV x,.
had captured g." supply wagon. aud .rynt, o.,
a"s"cr Wagons, both wei. h'sd. ,nL ~ .u
bulahcr-.
Wheeler had Captured 5000 Or 1, o0 pris
oners below Chattauo, IA, ~uu w.r, cut ,,g
from the mi io.cs.
Rose"cranz had all the asw m lls in hi, Vi;
ci"'ty employed sa~n up ,umD,r, ., esu,n.t
I" oe IA" Inc Pu'pos" vi constr uct,uy bridge,
aud boats.
ATLANTA, September 80 -Truns from
Ch'cka"'auga Station have arrived here. bring.
h'S wou"ic AL th.se ~hn can b.a- ,.u.,
val have been brought from the field. A,,ou,
s,aa' re'ia u IN the h-ld ho.puals, TOO severe,
b l. jure'i a. bear tsn-po, lat,rn.
s'ah officer who lett the Iines YESTERDAY
atie "o"', reports that ,.osencraux ha. srol n,
y hig o uusr, aud after ca,.nir,auI,. ,,,,r..
I'o,'ie"ce, Bragg consented 10 c1chaug. soun
d-d pri"'ns's rh.y have abou, bvu C,u,t,.I.
-rsies, snd We have 5000 Yauk..s We .x.
change scmdi,.o,r'Iy. Tnc.. no chang. "a,
the o"d'toI vi siiiIrs IA umt ut Cuatl ,.,,,,,
No,emcri"z 'ecs'v's his supplies H., ~avon
train from !>Ievoa.on
\ 'port reached Dalton yesterday. that
Cen Jones has occ"picd kn"1v,I,., Bu,n.id,
n.s'"s ~. retre.'ed t""a ds Cun,c ,a,d Gap
The report - c, cd tel IN official circle,
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HEws TsoN THE SABINE EIvrR-ws have
ne~s from New Orleans up to last Sun lay, says
tho Mobile Tribune, Of Sept. csth, which re.
porh that the Yankee expedition up the Sabine
n'er was totally repulsed oy Major Gen. Ns.
gruder and the forces under his commsnd,- -
Two o. The enemy's gunboats were captured.
ana The Mobile steamer Bag.les, used q. a
transport, was in severe gale driven ashore 4
complete week also, the steamer L.ur. Hill In
den With hoisss, artillery, aud munitions ui var,
had TO throw her cargo overload. She returned
10 Ne" Orleans badly crippled.
The expedition tor the Rio Grande had been
abandoned, as the French forces would mt
allow IL to land OIL neutral territory.
The news had the effect oi raising the va'uc
OF Confederate currency in the e. ..s.ut C.,y. -
u hsd advanced TO IS cts. ou the dollar.
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ESTATE SALE.

By permission Of T. T. IIamaoni. Esquire,
Ordinary for Lancaster District, l will sell on
the l6th Of October instant. at the lsto resi-.
dencs Of w. VI. johnson, deceased, the per.
sonai Es,s,e OF said deceased, consisting Of one
mule, Buggy and Harness, Wagon, Cows. Hogs.
Geese. Bales Cotton. Corn, Fodder, Plants.
6e.
Terms, n credit Of l2 months, with interest
hom day Of sale. purchaser to give note and
good surety for all sums over Five Dollars
Sulus Of Five Dollars and under, cash.
L. L. JOHNSON, Adm'I.
Oct. !, 1868, S5-et
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The following Promotions to the ,ank OF
BriGsdier Gene, al from Colonels At. announced
w. Perrin, Of South Caroius, A. w. Rry.
nold'. ct Virginia, u. ". uotps, oi Alabama,
I. N. Waul. OF Texas, A. Long. of Virginia,
u. u. Jackson. Of Aiabarna, vii Id. M 81
Mi'-issippi, and Jas. Il. Gordon, VI North Car
olina.
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CuArLxs TON, Oct 2.-Tho enesns's move,
ments OIL Morris Island indicate rather de.
sign o. permanent occupation than ofinmediste
operations Two monitors nre kept Ia doing
picket duty. Scarcely any fling to day.
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We learn that Mr.. Joseph Cls'ks has been
appointed an sgeLt Of the Post Qusrternaster
to receive the Tax in Kind from tie Tax Payers
in this District.
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Ra5s! Rasj.!

We will pay = cents per pound for al
clean cotton or Ilnen Rag, dsiivsseI u, The
Ledse- O'hye.
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Il communication f'om "Tar Kiln Brauch'
10 unsvod.bly d,terred until next week. We
then expect to be Ia better condition n ac'
eommoda,s our corrsspon cnts than We have
bseu for the last few months
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~ i. i. lamnond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID Tor said District.
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SOU It Ii Carolina. a
LANCASTER pi.SrRICr

Rf =. +. iI\MMOND. ESQ Ori,nur,
- for said District
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Prominently a journal of News and Literature
The Tribune has political convictions which
are well characterized by the single word Re-
PUBLICAN 1t is Republican in Its hearty ad
hesion to the great truth that "God has made
of one blood all nations of neutrality-suspicious.
in its assertion Of the equal and inalienable
rights of all men to ''life, liberty and the pur-
suit of happiness s"-Republican in its stead
fast, earnest defiant hostility to every scheme
and effort OF the slave power, from the Annex
alton of Texas to the great Rebellion, to grasp
the Empire of the New World and wiuld the
resources of our country for its aggrandize-
ment-Republican in its antagonism to the
ariStocrats and despots of the Old World, who
fondly hail in the perils and calamities thrust
upon US by their American counterpart the
overthrow and ruin of the Model Republic
Republican in its hope and trust, its faith and
effort that this atrocious Rebellion must re-
suit in the signal overthrow of its plotters and
the frm establishment of equal rights and
equal laws throughout the whole extent of our
country, wherein Liberty and Union shall
indeed "be one anG inseparable" henceforth
and forever.
The TRIBUNE devotes attention in calmer
times, and to some extent in these to Educa-
lIOhj lolnpeIdHCej Agriculture, inventions,
end whatever else may minister to the spiri-
tual and material progress and ell-being OIL
mankind but for the present its energies and
its columns are mainly devoted to the invigor-
alton and success Of the War for the Union
Its special correspondents accompany every
considerable army and report every important
incident of that great struggle which we trust
is soon to result in the signal and conclusive
triumph of the National arms and in the res
toration Of Peace and Thrift to our distracted
and bleeding country. We believe that nc
otherwise can fuller or more accurate view
of the progress aud character of this momen-
tous conflict be obtained than through the
regular perusal of our columns. And we ear
nestly solicit the cooperation of all fr ends OF
the National cause, which we regard and up
hold as that of Universal Humanity, to aid us
in extending its circulation.