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FOR THE LASCAsTER LEDGER.
CAap NEAR McPHERsoYvILLE, 6. C.
w. r.. s.

September 18th 1868.
DEAR LEpoER.-War is certainly a
gres, calamity, but the loss Of national
honor and individual degradation is much
more TO be dsplored. We are now en-.
gagged in war for our independence ;
We are struggling to be free from a Gov
sTnment that had become odious to Us ia
every ssrse; = Government. which, in
stead Q: protecting our ps8ons and prop
erty was endsavoring to p hun,ila,e the
one and destroy the other, either Of which
was too degrading to submit to, and The
result WAS = conflict a arms. That va
will gain our independence must now be
apparent even to the GuIlsst Of minds.
The most stupendous follies and gigantic
buuders ever committed both in General.
ship and Ssatssmanship have been com
mitted and may. again be committed du
ring this struggle, but nothing can pre-
ven, our final triumph and ultimate inde
pendence.
desire TO say a word io reference TO
spscu ators and croskers. They have
ever appeared in all parts Of the world
during a war and !, did no. surprise me
to find the Confsderacy filled with such
cattle. The fact.is these Leschss are do.
ing the country immense harm, sucking
the life blood Of the Confederacy from its
every artery; they have nearly rendered
tho Government issues worthless by de.
precisting ito value. and have run provi.
sions up to such an extent that the col.
diers' wives and children must suffer or
stsrve for the common necessities Of life.
Not ever sstsfed With the present exor
bi,ant prices, they are even holding on to
their grain and demanding still higher
prices for il, placing is beyond the reach
Of those who in better times were eonsid.
cred good livsrs. Now this is q state Of
things w'ich must hs ssmedied, either by
Government or by the soldiers themselves;
II left 10 tbe ;s,tsr il will mest With sum.
mary punishment when they return,
which may bs ss no d0,an, period. That
this yssy clsn L~ dsprscissAd the Con
fsdsrsts currency 10 . fact too plain to
be denied, for the noldiers are PAID of
IN these bills at ell per month and they
send this money to their families to buy
provisions for them, The fart is have
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The Field Of Battle.

We find additional details concerning
tue battle Of CbickamAuga, which, by the
way. WAS no, fought in North Georgia,
as has been stated, but in Tennessee, a.
We are informed, the battle ground being
~hount a mile North Of the State line
"eeo" writes to the Atlanta Mteli;yenetr:
There is no probability of speedy en-
couoter with Rosy. army for some days.
Both arnies confront each other, our
pickets being within few hundred yards
Of the enem,'s. Our army lies in a valley
forming semicircle, extending on the
left from the base OF Lookout Mountain
to that Of Mi'sionsr, Ridge on tie right.
From the heights OF the latter ridge,
some 900 feet high. a commanding view
is presented Of The valley and town Of
Chattanooga, and Of WsId.n's Ridge, on
the Opposite side Of the Tennessee. The
enemys position is very strong and we'll
fortified. they taking advantage Of the
works We had constructed. besides hav.
ing since erected three lines Of en,rench.
ments fronting South.
A large encampnen, Of tue enemy is
plainly to bs seen on the opposite eide Of
the river. and it is supposed ,hn, there is
not force OF over $4,000 troop. in tie
tovn, which is sufficient to hold il against
great odds. As Ne hold L1okou, Noun
tain and command the Nashville and
Chattanooga road TO Bridgeport, the enc.
my. communication ia cut Of for ob,ain.
ing supplies, except by the rugged road
across WsIdsu's Ridge, across the river
and opposite the town. lie is no doub,
forced to send b heavy escort with I'll his
,rsins, for fe.r Of being cut of by our
cavalry, which is said TO be already in
his rear. To attempt to carry Cbat,sn
ooga by storm At this time would only
be attended with great cos. Of life. and
lhe,ef,rs will to doubt resort to s,sr,epy
for its accomplishment.
Last night the enemy pressed down
on our pckeis, when a heavy skir,nish
ensued. but which lasted but a few mo.
ments. the enemy being driven back and
badly punished.
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Excitement in Illinois.

The contest between the Republicans
and the Ccrrer.hesj., in Illinois, is be
ginning to assume ply sical as we'll as .
moral aspect. We make the following
extracts from the Springfield ccrrespon.
dence OF the Democrat:
Accounts from all parts Of tho State
continue 10 represent its condition ~
farming. The Union men in many pla
ces are at the mercy Of armed and drilled
Copperheads, who, as 10 the case Of Van.
dalia, Fsyette county, often triumph over
the authorit lee. IN that case the force
Of the rebels consisted Of the three arms
Of the service-foo., horse aud artillery.
They were provided with two piecss ol
cannon, which we're planted 10 the Fair
Ground, so as to rake any force attempt
ing to take possession Of it. I, was evident
from the manner in which the affair was
managed, that the insurgents or rebels
were under command Of skiIlful officers.
They were well handled, and appeared
TO have arrived At n fair perfection in
drill. The Union men, 6ndiLg they &ers
po~erless against this armed mob, gave
up the prisoners claimed by ito Leaders.
Who Ihen ordered their lsgions to dis.
pe,e. This is an alarming state Of Al
f.rs in the State, which 10 thus lst at
the mercy Of men opposed 70 the existing
National and State Governnasnts. There
is not musket At this momen, in the
possession OF the Government Of the State;
while on the other hsud, I hear Of its en-.
emies armiug aad preparing for an even.
tuality which their speakers assert is sure
to come. When members Of Congress,
recently elected encourage this srming
and drilling, and tell the people that they
will yet be compelled to do as their faith.
ss did in the Revolution, the public may
be sure there 10 some,Liag dangerous ia
he wind.
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THE DEFENcEs NEAR CHARLRs.
TON-DIVISIONS NOS. 4 ANn0

u TO supply the reputation Of the t;en.r.,
Ia commanding the Department., aud In psr.
suance Vf the orders os his EIceliency Goverpox
Bonham, the Commissioners Of the Road, A
the several Parishes and the authorities Of IN.
cities, towns aud villages within the judic,,
Districts Of Charleston, Colleton, Beaufort and
Georgetown, including Lower All Ssints, Ar.
hereby required forth with to summon ali p,r.
sons in possession Of slaves liable to Road du,,
within the limits Of their authority, to dsli,.,
one fourth Of their slaves liable to such du,v
at the Dcpots nearest their owners residenc.
on WEDNESDAY, li.h day OF October pro,
at 10 o'clock a. M, there to await TRANSFORM.
tion to Charleston, 70. thirty days labor on tn,
Notifications.
III. The Commissioners o: the Road. and III.
authorities OF the towns and villages within IN,
judicial Districts Of Lancaster, Kershsw, Che,
terseld, Marlboro, Darlington, Marion, Sumter.
Clarendon. Williamsburg aud ilouy, including
Upper All Saints, are hereby required forth.
with to summon all persons in possession Of
slaves liable,t, Road duty within the limit, o,
their authority, to deliver one fourth of th,,
slaves lab~to such duty at the Depots pe.r,,,
their owners residence Oh FRIDAY, 10th DC.
tober proK. at 10 o'clock u. IN, thcre to ,v,;,
transportation to Charleston, for thirty d,,,'
labor OH the Notifications.
iii. Under this call, the Commis s.ionJr, of
Roads aud Town Authorities will allow credi,
to all owners for the labor they have furnished
above their quota, whether the same vas rob
untecred by the owner under the request ot
the Confederate authorities, uuder the Procl,.
nation OF tho Governor, or, a. was the c.se in
July.eall upon Second Division, va, detained
in service beyond the thirty days required
Nv. Owners whose slaves have recently bee,
impressed, OF whose slaves m " have be, n inn
pressed before the day when this labo~ il 70,
quired, are not entitled TO credit under ,hi, ri,
for such impressed labor, unless they hav.
hitherto furnished their respective quotas. For
those who have hitherto boon in default, Il /,
both legal and just that the impressed labor
should go to the credit Of the past ala which
they failed to respond 10 mot to the pr.,.p,
call, Tor this would give them the advAn,.r.
over those who have answered TO oil the call,
V. Receipts, will he given for the nesroe. At
the Depots, and assessments in duplicate ,,.
made Of the value Of tho negroes befor. ,h.y
are put to work.
vi. Owners are requested to furnish r,,;r
negroes with spades or shovel. aud thee d.y,.
rations.
VII Parties who hire sub.titutes will furnish
me with copy Of the receipt taken tor such
substitute, in order that all parties may be prs.
tectci
VIII. The Aes Of the Legislature have nov
been distributed. and the mmis.iouer, of III.
Roads and the Town Authorities can nov the.
roughly inform themselves OF th cir in,port.a,
de;ies In connection with this subject.
WV. u. SHANNON,
Agent Of State Of South Ca oliua
Camden, 3, O.. Sept .. 1868.
Lancaster Ledger Print.
'ept. Is, 1851. as-Im.
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when summoned into such service, shall
be subject to the pains and penalties pro.
vided tor by the eleventh section of the
Act Of the General Assembly, entitled
"An Act for the better organization Of
the militia, and for other purposes"
passed the 9th day Of February, 1868, to
be imposed by court martial appointed
BY the Governor and Commander in.
Chisf.
SHc. 7 That the troops called into ser.
vice by the provisions Of this Ac, shall,
whilst in actual service, be subject to the
Articles OF War and Army Regulation. Of
the Confederate States Of America, and
shall receive the sans pay and allowance
as Confederate troops Of the same class
are entitled TO receive.
Sxc. 6. For the purpose Of equippiug
and supplying said troops while in actual
service, the SUN Of $500, 900 be and the
same is hereby appropriated from any
moneys iu the Treasury not otherwise ap.
propriated. to be drawn 10y the Governor.
SIC. 0. That such persoL. and employ.
es' in each paper mill aud newspaper or
printing establishment and iron manufac
tories s' the Adjatant and Inspector Gen.
ersl, with the approval Of the Governor,
may see fl TO exempt from time to time,
from military service, lie exempted.
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BEsr RIsHr To THE Brp.-Ons night
judge. military officer and priest all sp.
piled for lodging At an ion whore there was
but one spsre bed, and the landlord wss
called on to decide which had the better
claim Of the three.
Il have lain fifteen yssrs In the garrison
OF b." said the sficrr.
81 have .ats judge twenty years =, R ;"
said the judge
with yonr leave. gentlemen, ! have
stood in the ministry twenty. .6vs yesrs 10
N" snid the riest
That settles the dispute" sAid the land.
lord. "iou. Mr.. Captain. have lain sns.n
years; you. Mr.. Judge, have sat twenty
yesrs; but the aged past"r has stood FIVE
and twenty years. so he certainly ha. the
best right to the bed"
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408YAE>

;SxLEcrHp YoR NJ FRIEND "JESxIE."
God Forsakes the Righteous Never.
"Pilgrim o'sT lifsi weary way.
10 thy pathway dark forever!
}lcpe thou for brighter day.
God forsshss the righteous never.
In thy once uuvlosded sky
Yelled in gloom and darkness ever
IprsrS lift thy fearful eye,
God forsakss.ths. righteous never.
Doth The rsthlsss hsud Of death
All aGeec,ion's brigh, chords saver!
sS.ili despair not, though 'tis dark,
GsA .fersskss tho rightsops mover.
.a6eSa ihou1t leave this land Of woe,
High ia Heaven TO d~eii forever;
Fslat net thea. bst onward 60,
0sd faesakss the righteous never.
Osteber 7th 1863.
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tPUSLIsHrp Pr REoUEsr.l
70 the Flag Of hhs FLORIDA Battery.

fnE MARION LIGHT ARTILLERY ~ THE BAT.
TIE OF RicHHoxp KENTUCKY.
Hear 70 s'sr Of the dag. which 50 proudly
&ss heras
10 the sasks Of the brave, on that brigh.
Ssmmo. morn
Whea the word reached our land, "on TO
Riehmesd We 70 r.
Asd 6eEeely opr "battery" was hurled on
de Eoss
When we esss.ed the hill top - round a.
IN arch,
Ns heard "forwsrd into battery. LEFT obi.
que march,"
Opened thea their artillery, quickly and
fast.
And their close serried cohor.s, upon Us
were cast
TAat Gag waved above NJ, in crimson and
gslA,
Aud looked amitingiy dewn from eaeh
graceful fold.
On tbs. gallant command, In thst .smpes,
ef hell,
Where there the mimic ball hissed and where
hsrtlsd the shell.
II pulse ksst the faster or Qsivered q
serve,
A glance at that hsg forbade any TO swervs
From the osta which each soldier had o.
lsatIy sworn,
Ts gsasd safsly that banner, though shat.
tered and torn,
What thosEh Johnson and Tidwsli were
slsia in the strife
They saw that A.g safe, with their last look
in Life.
WIS: though asIlan. Holshaussr and Bof.
jag went downl
Our aag shssriiy wxsd aud looked smi.
iasly on,
u saw they had freely and willingly given
Their blood TO the grand cause in which
hoy had atrivsp.
wAss though Martin, our Csptsin, no long.
o. was heard
TAsi,isd shsough us 20 moro hs sscoursg.
iag word.
A,ss waved ess aag. spd .lmo,s seem 10
eey.
I'VE go s,sa lose him, and cau yet win
ths dsyi
sTss bss Set oar chief = rsid, as tho tropps
chssssd us on,
-----------p
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

RfP. T. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
I'D for said District.
WHEREASs JAMES J. WILLIAMS
has applied Ia IN. fos Letter. Of Admin.
Ha,iQn on all and singular the Goods anG
Chattie., Rights and Credits Of G. w.
Piyler late Of the District aforesaid, d.
ceased.
These are, therefore. 10 cite and ad.uon.
ish NIL snd singular. the kindred and credi.
tors OF the said deceased. to be and app.a,
before me at our next Ordinary Court for
tho said district. IN be holden at Lancaster
COur: iionse on the 18th day Of Octobsr
next, 10 show cause. if any why the said
administration should not DO granted.
\~~ Given under my hand and ses.,
I l.S. this The aOtn day Of Sept. il.
wv the year Of our Lord one thou.
sand oight hundr.A and Sixty three. and ia
the eighty eighth year OF the indsPsndsncs
OF the State Of South Carolina.
y. I. HAMMOND. o. L.s.
Oct. Z. 1863. At.
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Fine Stock.
Ny though.brsd IIor.e
DAPPLE JOHN

~''' slant the ensuing Spring SEASON. com
msne'hg the hrs, week In Msrch, a: my
residence near Hanging Rock.
nhrplE JOHN 10 f.il.bloodcd jena.
ana CANADIAN. Tie 10 80 we'll known in this
see,,oa that u is scarcely necessary 70 s.y
anything il commsndation Of his superior
Qualities. Ills Colts speak t,s themselves,
And 'nsy are unhssi,atingIy pronounced by.
good judges TO bs among the best stock of
our county. For 6nsnsss Of form, spirited
"pPearancs and activity OF motion, he 10 not
sxeeiied by any horse 10 tbs State.
Mares tom distance can bs accomms,
dated with stabliny aud pastures.
Terms: f"s the lnsursncs S20 co.
JAMES -. INGRAM,
Feb IS, 1859, al
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The SIrUA1IoS.--Ths Richmond En-.
qnirer, in an article on the condition Of
affairs in Tennessee and Georsis, says:
THE aspect q affairs At present 10
most encouraging to the success Of our
army. The enemy. defeated and dis.
coursged. is covering within the foriifi.
cations Of Chattanooga; the Government
At Wsshina'on is striving by every
means to reinforce Rosecrsns and bolster
up tho fallen chief; newspapers. by false
s,atemep,s, arc endsavoring to mitigate
the force Of the disaster that has ovens
ken their greatly lsuded hero OF Rich
Mountsio. Brkgg's army, bouyant with
success, bsleaguss the beaten foe; bic cav.
airy are in ",bs righ. place." bu. where
we are NOT Informed. Chattanooga may
be the Yorktown Of this revolution. The
srmy Of Rosscrans will. II possible, be
reinforced from Grant, Burnside. and
perhaps from Meade; Bragg has already
q very large army, but Johnston can rein.
force him still furlher--thus the armies
Of both nations may be concentrated IN
Chattsnooga. Should such be the fact.
the result will end in peace, by = victory
BY Bragg, or 10 prolonging the war 10
an indefinits period, by his defeat. We
look upon the situation at Chattanooga
." of the mos, momsntops impor,anes,
As involving fg more than vas ever ys,
stskcd upon battle 10 this war;
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B"AGos PrRsoSAL HEHoIsM...WhiIe
Cleborne's Division was making a despe
rate charge upon the earthworks Of the
enemy on SUNDAY. Gen. Bragg came ri.
ing leisurely along the lines. Shot and
shell ~histled. and shrisked around him
but hs stood for = momeu, cslmy watch.
lag movements Of the ssrried ranks 40
they moved up the ascent When they
recognized the Cosumsud.r in Chief In
the midst Of the danger tha, environed
them, thev rsised n loud shout for the
veteran hero, and rushing upon the enc.
mys works drove them in utter confusion
from the field atlanta Register.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER
Published ASsry wednesday Aeraing
BY
W.. M. q 9 n N O r s ,
RAaaer aad proPrieaor.
r Z b H 8 {:

For Six Months,i advance, 9l.5O
For Three Months, In sdvance, 100
When not paid in advance, fifty per cent
upon the above rates viii be charged. Pay
Iaent within one month from ths date of
ecrip,ion will be considered in advance.
Subscriptions will not be received 10 nd.
!saaes for . longer term than six mqaths,
Nor for . shorter time than three months.
= No paper discontinued until all a.eesrsges
~ paid, except ~ ppr option.
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S 0 u Il IL T. A Il y LIN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
DYP.T MOND, Esquire Ordina.

Df y. Il HAMMOND, Esquire Ordina.
ID ry for said district
WHEREAS. w. y. rLYLER, has
applied TO me for Letters 81 Administration
TN all and singular The Good. and Chs,,lcs.
Rights and Credits Of a. NJ Pl.YLER
late OF the District aforesaid. deceased.
THESE are. therefore, 10 cite and I'D.
monish all and singular, the kindred and
credit"rs Of tho said deceased. TO he and
rppear before the ut our next Ordinary .
Court fcr the said District, To be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 23d day Of
October inst. TO show cruse. if any, why
the said administration should not be gran.
ted
Given under my hand and seal, this 9Th
{ ~ day Of October in the year Of our
( L. Lord one thousand eight hundred
I ~ and sixty three and 10 the eighty.
eighth year Of the independence Of the
State of South Carolina.
Pr HAMMOND. o L. d.
Ost. =. 1863. --2t
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
CnAaLxsros, Sept. 10. 1853.


HEREAS information has been ree.iy.s
~ th,s Department. that. on o. about the
Ha day Of July last, In the village OF CIintoa.
10 Lanrsns District. man by the name Of l.
THOMPSON JOHNSON was murdered By
son's person or persons up 70 this time u.
Nov, therefore. ], II. L. BONHAN, 0oves,
nsr OF The State aforesaid, do issse ,his nv proc.
amation, Offering srewsrd Of EIvE HUNDRED,
DOLLARS for the apprehension aud delivery
o. the real murderer Of the said l.. Thomp soa,
johnson into any one Of the iails Of this State :.
and, u more than one. IN additional reward OF,
hvs hundred dollars ior each one who shall be
proved 70 be an aesomplice.
Given under my hand and the seal.of the
It's State. at Charleston, this tenth dsy
ofSsPt., A. ID. 1868.
n. ]. DOSHAM.
wv X. Husrr. Secretary Of State.
= Sept -, lsss, SIS.
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THE SENTINEL.

TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
TrEns are 'trietiy in sisares. a. follow.:
Da,y sssriSxt, one year. $40 90
months. 10 90
-, . months, 500
per inopth. 200
semi.weekly, one year. 400
months. TOO
months. 400
weekly. one year. 100
months. 800
months, 100
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.
ose dollar aud 6fty con,4 por square Of ten
lines. l,ess then i've iines ti per inssrtioa.
AddreAs, SMITH. BAiLY 4 co.
Sentinel Ofice, kichu,ond, Va
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TESTIM ONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy Of the most capable and
successful practitioners, with whom have had official
intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
81 have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person competent and trsftoorthy
and more capable Of putting their applications in form
to secure for them early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office"
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
"Mr. II. II. Eddy has made. for me THtRrEBE appli-
cations all but Of which sonts have been grant
ed, and that is now pending Such unmistakabe proof
Of great talent and ability his part leads recon-
mend all inventors to apply to him to procure their
patents they may be Of having the most faithful
attention bestowed their cases and very reasonable
charges" JUHN a. TAGGART.
During eight months, the subscriber in course Of his
large practice, made f'rice rejected applications,
IHIRrERs APPEALS, EVERY ONE II which was decided
in his tapor, by the Commissioners of Patents.
Il. IL. EDDY.
Boston, Dee. 10, 1862 32s4