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English Comments.

The London Times, speaking of the battle Of
Fredericksburg, says thrt il is plain that Gen
eral Burnside suffered damaging rcpulsc, and
and that if he retrieves by force or strategy
what he has lost, he will prove himself great
general. Renewed attacks upon an enemy al
ter n u.;,'s im,ervs! do no: often succeed; but
he saay possibly carry ,'.c works o: The enemy,
or turn them. II, however he should lai! once
more, he will put himself in the most disastrous
position known to 4 geacra!, a'd al entcrpris-
ing enemy, according TO all the rules oi warfare,
ought to destry him, horse and foot. The New
IOik correspondent OF the London Times pro.
Eounces the battle Of Fredericksburg as one OF
the fiercesl and decidedly the most calalnitous
of the war to the Federal army. lie says the
Federal troops fought with the most deter.
mined courage, but the position of General Lee
was impregnable. The general deduction
drawn in Liverpool from the result was unfa-
vorable for an carly peace. The friends of the
North in England greatly dsapl ointed at
the result Of the battle.
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Confederate Conpress.

RICHMOND, January 2O-In the Senate
to-day, Mr. Yansey introduced n bill provi.
ding tha, the Secretary Of the Navy, when
approving and announcing the decision Of
the Naval Court Martial shall do 40 without
Injurious reflection upon the Court, and in
terms Of respect for that body. After
long debate, the bill was referred to the
Committee on Naval Affairs.
In the House, Mr.. Miles, from the Mill.
tary Committee, reported bill recurring
the enrolment Of all persons between the
ages Of eighteen and forty five. and repeal.
Tag The present exemption laws-leay;ug
exemptions and details 10 the Secretary Of
War, with the approval Of the President,
and suspending the enrolment of such per.
sons until the President shall call them into
military service; which was made the order
OF the day for tomorrow. The House
then went into secret session on the Presi
dents Message relating TO The delivery Of
captured officers TO the different States for
punishment
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The New York Herald, Of The e0,h, has Cairo
dispatches announcing the capture Of Arkansas
Post, on the Arkansas river, one hundred miles
from the mouth, by the land and naval forces
under McClernand and Sherman, who, Il is as.
serted captured the garrison Of 900 men, and
an enormous quantity Of arms, stores, &c.
1t is scarcely probable that any such affair
came of at Arkansas Post II 1t did. IL was in.
fniteiy small-having been manipulated by
Yankee wire'workers At Cairo into prodigious
victory, for the purpose OF disspating the blues
in Wall street.
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From the United States.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS.

RICHMOND, Jan. 22-The New York
Herald says the leaders of the Indiana De.
mocracy are in open rebellion against the
Administration.
Bright and Hendricks says they have
nincty-thrre thousand men ready to take
the fold against the AboIitionist and strike
for their dlsenthralment from the East.
The assassination of Gov. Morton, who
Ia the chief obstacle in the way Of their
designs il is probable will soon take place.
The Rebel correspondence captured near
Charleston embraces official dispatches to
Mason and Slidell.
Prominent Republicans acknowledge
that their party has lost power evcryw here
except in New England aud predict the re-.
sioration of prscs early 10 June.
The whole correspondence of Secretary
Benjamin with Me essrs Mason and Slidell.
captured from Saunders, appears in tho
National lnteIligencsr. Benjamin Lotiees
the secret courtesy exhibited towards Mr..
Mason by Lord Russell which contrasts
uniavorabiy with the conduct Of NJ. Thou.
venal and tho French Government.
The Paris correspondent Of the Herald
says men Of the highest official position
boldly asserts in conversation that France
single handed, has determined 10 put m
end 10 the bloodshed in America if Eng
land continues to hold aloof.
in the Manufacturing districts in Franc,
100000 men are out of employment and il
n starving condition.
MIR. Slideil has had apother audienc c,
with Napoleon and communicated importan
dispatches from President Davis.
RICHMOND, January 23.-Dsspatches from
fredericksburg state that the Yankees arc
building immense warehouses at Acauis
Creek, repairing the railroad and placing
batteries in position 10 front, Rad giving
other evidences Of their intention to make .
this permanent base Of operations for the
winter.
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S 0 u Il Ii G. A OLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

DY p. II. HAMMOND, Esquire, Ordina-
ID ry for said District.
WHEREAS, Joseph Rodgers and r. +.
Robinson, have applied TO me for Letters of
Administration, with the Will annexed, on
all and singular the Goods and Chattles,
Rights and Credits OF Margaret Ncsiurray
late of the District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite aud adj
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors OF the said deceased, 10 he and ap.
pear before me at our next Ordinary's Court
for the said District, TO bs holden at Ian.
caster Court House on the 3lst day Of Jan.
uary inst, TO show cause, if any, why the
said administration should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th
{ ~ day Of Jan. 10 the year of our
: l.. =. Lord one thousand eight hundred
I ~ >and sixty.three and in the eighty.
seventh year Of the Independence Of the
State of South Carolina.
+. T.. HAMMOND,
o. l. ID.
Jan. ~, 1858. -2t
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The Alabama Sinks a Federal Gun
boar

JACKSON, January 20.-The Special Cri
SIS publishes the following despatch: Tan
gipahoa, 20Ih: The New Orleans Picayune
contains the official report Of an engage.
mcnt between the Confederate steamer
Alabama ana the United States gun boa,
liatteras, 30 miles from Galveston. The
lIatteras was sunk, with all on board, ex.
ccpt one officer and five men, who were
picked up by tho Brooklyn. The IIatteras
was an iron.cad, carrying three rihed 80
Founders. The Brooklyn pursued the Ala.
bama but could not verhaul her.
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RE-NACCISxTEoS.--A paper on re- vacc
nation was recently presented to the Acad.
emy Of Medicine Mt Paris, in the name OF
DR.. Niemincks, one Of its corresp0nding
members. The author gives nm account Of
the experiments instituted at Gaud, by Dr.
Denobole, with view to ascertain the nd
vantages arising from q repetition Of vacci.
nation ut various periods OF life. The re.
sults arrived at are-that between the ages
Of twenty and forty re.vacciuation only
takes effect npon four ou! Of one hundred
patients, while the proportion OF those on
whom it takes effect between the ages Of
forty and sixty is % per cent; and between
the ages Of sixty and seventy, 81 per cent
The consequences deduccd from these facts
nre-i. That until the age Of twenty FIVE
re-vaccination is useless. 2. That from
that age to thirty five II produces useful ei.
fects upon very small number Of persons,
and that consequently it need not be very
strenuously recomin ended at that period of
life. 3. That from the sge Of thirty FIVE
and upwards il becomes really prophyl lac
tic, and therefore necessary. 4 That when
vaccination has not taken effect at n certain
period, this is no reason for concluding that
it will not take effect at scme future
period.
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From Wilmington, N. C.

WLNISGToY, Jan. 2I.-The enemy en-
c"mped two mile. from Jacksonville last
night, in force infantry, cavalry and artille-
ry, but made no advance to-day.
4 Yankee steamer is reported aground
At the mouth Of New River, NC
Heavy firing was heard along the coast
all Of yesterday afternoon,
A heavy gale has been blowing from the
North West for the past Is hours.
Three blockaders are off the bar to. might.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Ky +. i. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
- for said District.
WHEREAS, }. ii. McMurrav hn. ,ppl;co
TO Inc for Letters of Administration with
The Will annexed, on all and singular the
Goods and Chattles, Rights and Credits of
John McMurray late OF the District afore.
said, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and nd.
monish all and singular. the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me at our next Ordporv.s
Court for the said district, to be holden nj
Lancaster Court House on the 3lst dnv If
Jan. inst, to show cause, if any. wb,
the said Administration should not be
granted.
~ Given under my hand and senl
L. ), this 10Th day of January in
49, the year of our Lord one tbou.
sand eight hundred and sixty three, and in
The eIghty-scN enth year of the independence
of the State Of South Carolina.
p. Il. HAMMOND,
.. l.. d.
'"h' 3l' 1903. -2t.
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S 0 u Il II G. A RO LIMA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

DYP.T HAMMOND. E.quire, Ordina.
ID ry for said District.
VIII IREAS, HENRY r. PRICE,
has applied 10 me for Letters Of Administra.
ton on al. and singular the Goods and
Cha,tles, Rights aud Credits Of William
Wilksrson late Of the District aforesaid
deceased.
THESE are, there fore, to cite and ad.
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me at our next Ordinary 3
Court for the said District, To be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 3ist dny of
January inst, to show cause, if any, WHY
the said administration should not be cram.
ted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 5th
{ ~ day Of January in the year Of our
: l.. \. Lord one thousand eight hundred
[ ~ and sixty. three and in the eighty.
seventh year of the Independence Of the
State Of South Carolina.
Z. Il. HAMMOND, 0. Id.
Jan. 2l, 1861, At
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The New Exemption Bill.

The following is TIE Exemption Bill reported
by Mr.. Miles Chairman of the Military Com
mittce in the House of Representatives. The
Bill was strongly opposed by many members
on the ground of its giving too much power
to the President Finally, it was, on motion,
recommitted to the committee, with instruc.
tons to frame Bill, specifying the class of per.
sons to be exempted. There is no doubt but
that Congress will materially reduce the NUN.
Der of Exemptions
"Thc Congress Of the Confederate States of
America do enact, That from and after the pas.
sage of this act, all white male residents of the
Confederate States, between the ages of eigh.
teen and torty.fve years, except those consti
tuting the Executive, Legislative and Judicial
authorities of the Confederate States, and of
the several States composing the Confederacy,
ar',, aud shall be, liable to military duty in the
serfice Of the Confederate States, aud shall be
duly enrolled in the same, in accordance with
existing laws, and all laws and parts of laws,
exempting any person between the said ages
OF eighteen aud forty. five years, are hereby re-
peaed Provided, That the Secretary of War
shall, upon such terms and conditions as may
be prescribed by him, and with the approval of
the President, exempt from all military service,
or detail for special purposes, such person or
persons, as, with the approval Of the President,
he may deem essential for the good of the serI
vice, or the general interest of the country
Provided further. That the enrolment of per-
sons between forty and forty five years of age,
shall be suspended until the President shall call
such persons into the military service"
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Notice..

BY order Of p. II. Hammond, ESQUIRE
Ordinary. viii! sell at the late residence Of
William II. Miller, deceased, on the Char
lo,te Road near Pleasant Valley and he
tween that and Belair, on Thursday the 5,h
OF February next, quantity Of Corn, Fod.
der and Shucks; lot new Bacon and Lard
well cured number of we'll broke Mules;
New Wagon aud Top Buggy Cattle, Hogs;
Farming Tools, Household aud Kitchen
Furniture, and many other articles too tcdi.
Gus 10 mention
Terms made known on day Of sale.
On the same day and Immediately after
the sale will hire ont to the highest bid
der Eight Likely Young Negroes, and Ren,
the Plantation for the present year.
NJ. G. HEATH, Admir-.
Jan. 2S, 1868, 5l-l
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From Our Kinston Correspondent.
Jan. 20, 1868.


DDiroRs STATS JoURsAs The enemy
who were in force at Kinston, on yesterday
have disappeared entirely. Our scouts have
just returned from below, aud report no
Yankees TO be seen.
The opinion seems to prevail here that
the hboIitionists have either retained 10
their wiR~am at Newbern. or joined the ex.
pedi'ion againsi Wilmington.
The movements Of the enemy from New.
bern against Wilmington seem to be placed
bcyoEd a donbt.
All IL quiet along our lires to-day, be-
low this town Raleigh STATE Journal
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

RYP. T.. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WHEREAS, J. X. MAGILL, has M.
Piled to me for letters Of Adminis,ra
ton on all and singular the Goods and
ChattIes, Rights and Credits. of r. ID,
"au'hen late of The District aforesaid, de.
ceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon.
'sh all and singular, the kindred and credi.
tors of the said deceased, to be and appear
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
The said district, 20 be holden ut I.nncaster r
Court House on the 3Olh day of January
INST, TO show cause, if any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
80 Given under my hand and seal.
( l"S. this the 10th dav of Jan. in
49, )the year of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and Sixty-,hree, and in
'ne e'sh.y seventh year OF lhc Independence
OF the State OF South Carolina,
=. Il. HAMMOND. O. Id.
Jan. a, 1863. bO-at
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HEADQUARTERS.
2Ist RECT 8. C.. MILITIA.

A'St NEu 1 -. ". MILL ia.
There will be Court Martial held nj
Lancaster Court House on Saturday the
3ist inst, to try all defaulters for Militia
and Patrol duty. Court to convene Mt 10
o'clock NJ. The Court will be composed
of the following officers, viz:
Major John }. Craig President.
Captains Rodgers, Phiper, Consart, Ma.
gill, Plyler, Mcllwain. Caskey, Culp.
SUPERHUMERARIEs-L Porter,
and John w. Twitty.
JUDGE ADvocATH.-R. f. Allison.
The Captains are required to have all de.
faulters warned in their respective Beats to
attend the Court Martial and show cause
Of their non attendance at drill.
BY order Of
Il. ]. GARDNER, 1t. Col.
Commanding 2Ist Regt j. G. NJ.
Jan. 81, 1863, 5O-at
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S ou t h Carolina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

DhNShc CN Dfo MI j.
RY p. +. HAMMOND, Esq, Ordinary
- for said District
WHEREAS, ROBT. HEGLER, has
applied to me for Letters of Administration
on NIL and singular the Goods and ChuttIes,
Rights and Credits of Littleton HepI.r
late 0: the District aforesaid, deeease.i.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and nd.
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me at our next Ordnary's .
Court Tor the said district, to be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 3Olh day of
Jan. inst, to show cause, if any, why
the said administration should not be gran
ed
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th
( ~ day of Jan. in the year of our
I ~ }and sixty. three and in the eighty.
seventh year Of the Independence Of the
State Of South Carolina
T.. y. HAMMOND o l.. d.
Jan. a, 1863. kO-a:
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Estate John Williams, ESQ.

4 LII persons indebted to John Williams,
IA Esq, are notified to make payment,
and all persons having claims or demands
of any character, are requested 10 present,
the same within the term prescribed BY
Law. This notice will be plead in Bar to
my demand not SO presented.
JAMES ii. WITHERSPOON,
Admir- J. Williams.
Lancaster c. H., Oct. ~, 1864. 3S-3m.
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Gen. Mitchell has Issued an order at Nash'
vile commanding the destruction OF the prop.
erty OF Col. Mccain, partisan ranger, for de-.
stroying a train Of cars on the Nashville and
Chattanooga Road. The order also declares
that property Of any rebel sympathizer found
within one mile Of where such outrage Is com
nitted by guerrillas shall be destroyed by FIRE.
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The 18th s. c. Regiment.

The letter of our correspondent Local"
published on tire first page, gives an interesting
revia W of the services of the 18th South Caro-.
lima Regiment, with a report of the losses sus,
tanned, &c. The record of this Regiment for
usefulness and gallantry is such as reflects the
highest credit upon each individual member
composing it.
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NEGROES AND LAND FOR
SALE.

AS Executor Of the last Will and Ts.t4.
ment Of John ! Mccain, deceased. / will
expose to public sale, at the late rs.idsncs
OF w. Ellis Mccain, in Union County N. C..
4 miles North. East of Lancaster Court
House, on the 3Oth instant, the following
property, 10 wit:
TWO YOUNG AND LIKELY NEGRO
WOMEN AND ONE CHILD.
Also the Tract Of land whereon the said
w. Eli'ss Mccain formerly resided, con.
tanning about 100 acres, on which there 10
good dwelling house and other necessary
out buildings. One Horse and Saddle, and
various other articles too numerous to men.
ton.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
II. WILSON, Executor.
January IA, 1868, 1e-3t
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NOTICE..

Ri permission Of p. r. Hammond, Ordi.
- nary for Lancaster District, ! will sell
At the late residence Of Maj. J. W. Nisbet,
(dsc'd,) on Friday tho 3Olh inst, ihe fol.
lowing property, viz Corn, fodder, one
horse, hogs, COWS, sheep, one = horse wag.
gon, one bale cotton, farming tools house.
hold and kitchen furniture, SC. Terms,
made known Oh day of sale
MARTHA NISBET,
Adm'x.
Jan. l6, 1868 5O-2t.
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ESTATE NOTICE.

DERSONS indebted, either to the Estate.
l. Of Isabella II. Connors, deceased, or
that of Andrew J. Connors, deceased, will
mnks payment TO the undersigned. Per.
sons having demands against either or both
Of said Estates, are hereby notified to pre-.
sent them, in legal form, to me-, for paw.
ment, within the time prescribed by law
This notice will be plead in bar to any
claims subsequently presented.
w. NJ. CONNORS. Adm'.
Dec. J, 1862, l2-3u,
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From Port Hudson.

FORT HUDSON, Jan. l2,-lf there nro anv
fears existing in regard to the safety of
this point, let them be at once dismissed.-
All the Yankees in thi. world, aud in that
region where pine knots and cord wood
wouldn't bring the fist cost Of cutting
combined could not reduce Port Hudson.
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Estate William Ross.

ALL persons indebted to VIM. Ross, dc.
ceased, are notified to make pay yment. and
all persons having claims or demands arc
requested TO present the anne on or before
the 7th April next or this notice will plead
IN Bar to any demand not so presented, aa
the Estate must be settled.
J. II. McMURRAY,
hdninistrator.
Jan. 5th ls6a, 48-Im
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NOTICE.

Daring my absence 10 the Legislature
my office and business connected with the
Ordinary's Office will be left in charge of
}. ID. Halle, Esq, who is authorized to re.
ceive and receipt for any fees due me in
my office.
p. r. HAMMOND, old.
Lancaster &. H., 5. C. Jan. Is, 1863. n
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ANOTHER "PinArE" OUr.-The Savannah Re.
publican has good authority for stating that the
Confederate war steamer Florida, Captain Maj.
fit, has passed saiel, out Of the harbor Of Mo-.
bile, and is now riding the high seas in search
Of Yankee robbers. This news will shock the
nerves OF the Lincolnites. but they will be worse
shocked when the returns from Maiiit begin to
come in.
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Tue Pks THAT SIoSED rHE PROCLAMATION
The following stunning piece Of intelligence is
found 10 the Washington Chronicle:
The President has handed plain steel pen,
with a wooden handle. with which he signed
the proclamation Of emancipation, to Senator
Sumner, by whom it will be transmitted 10
George Livermore, Eco, Of Cambridge, Msss.,
nh antiquarian, and long tried friend Of the
nti.slavery policy.
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A Northern report says that Longstrec. has
arrived at shelbyville with thirteen brigades
from Lees army, and Will attack Rosencranz
next week with the entire force, numbering
$1,000 men.
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IIoRsg MAGIsEs.-ln the absence Of ma.
val power, our cavalry in Texas and Ten
nessee are acting smphibiously-"half
horse, half aIigator"--in capturing gun.
boats and transports. General Wheeler,
at last accounts, was on another raid AT the
water craft
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The Indianapolis correspondent Of the Gin
,cinnad Commercial says Indiana is ripe for
revolution within her borders. A plot OF the
Democratic leaders To seize the State Arsenal
had been defeated by the vigilance Of Gov.
Morton and few others. The establishment
.of North western Confederacy is boldly advo-
Gated by the Democratic leaders Of Indiana.
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Advices from Norfolk, dated 18th inst, re.
port that serious row occurred on the 18th
instant among the soldiers and negroes at the
fortiiieations below the city. 1, was finally
quelled by two regiments from the city.
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Estate Notice.

ALL persons indebted to A. J. Sis.are,
deceased, ars notified to make payment,
and all persons having claims or de-.
mands OF any character, are requested to
present the same with the time prescribed
by law.
hGNESS A. SISTARE,
Admir-.
Jan. 7, 1863. 4S-3m.
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Rosencranz has sent the Confederate officers
Captured Mt Murfreesboro to Alton, ILL.,, there
to be closely confned, in consequence of the
recent proclamation Of President Davis denying
paroles to federal officers
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CATAWBA GRAPE.

iew thousand Catawba Grape Cutting,
can DC mad by applying to me ut my resi-.
uehce any time during the month Of Feb.
Inaary or unit the 10Th Of March, at Ten
Dollars per thousand.
o JOHN FOSTER.
Jan. Al, 1863, so-at
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Run the Blockade.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 2S.-Another steamer
with avery valuable cargo, has arrived sale
ly at a Confederate port.
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Notice.

DURING NY ABSENCE IN The army
- James r. Lark 10 authorized 10 repre-
sent me officially. The Office will be Kept
open and the duties pertaining thereto dis.
sai-ged By him.
Lancaster q. IT,, Jan. n, i8e1 stN
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HYMENEAL.

Married, on lst January, 1868, in Lancaster
District, S. G., by Rev. j. w. Puett, RIv. j.
L. SroUDEMIRE, OF the S. G. Conference, to rss
BETTY +. COFFEE, Of the above District.
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Cotton In New York Is worth 70 70 Ii
cen Is for midd!ings.