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News SUMMARY.

The news received from the differo
fields Of stiife since our last issue, may b.
summed up as follows:
|. First We have the intelligence of n sue
cessfui cavalry engagement in Western Vir
ginia, Our cavalry, under Brig Gen. WIN
james aud Col. GiIrner, captured $50
prisoners and four pieces of artillery. tw &
s,"nda Of eolors, sixty wagons and 900
horses. Our loss was two killed and .iph,
wounded
on Friday evening, the 9th inst, ther,
was All engagement on the Rappahanuock K
IN which our forces sustained n revrrse.-
We learn from the Richmond Sentinel that
the enemy, supposed to be tw.h,y five
thousand strong, attacked two OF our brig.
sdes-liokes and IIayes'-and after a gal
liant defence, in which the Yankees suffered
heavy loss in killed aud wounded, they sue
eesded in hanking the two brigadss, cap,u
ring considerable number Of men, and
several pieces Of artillery. The fgh, took
place north Of the Rnppahannock. l. is
said the Yankees crossed mt KelIy's Ford
and Rappahannock Bridge, Friday evening
Our loss, in killed, wounded and prisoners
Is estimated by some as Ligh as 1000
while that Of the enemy, in killed and
wounded, is said to exceed our whole loss
Our men are represented 10 have fought
with great desperation, using their clubbrd
guns after their ammunition gave out
The Ssl.inel Of II later date, says that ev.
erything is quie, on the Rapidan. It is be,
lievcd that Meade is ndvar cling, but so slow.
" that days may pass before an engage.
meni takes place. It hay be that h. con
templates again trying the Frsderieksbu,y y
route. A few days, however, will devclor
his plans.
From Ttnnesse there is nothing impor
tant. There are movements in progress
the designs of which are not developed. A
correspondent OF the Infeiiigeneer, says tha,
Thomas has been reinforced With 10000
men and in'cnds 10 dig inch by iuch unit
he gets possession Of Lookout, the river
and railroad, TO obtain supplies, ard that he
intends wintering in Chattanooga. -
At Charleston m incessant fire is kept
up, night and day, upon Sumter; but th,
old Fortress shows no signs Of surrender
Perhaps the enemy will wear out the throat,
ofthcir cannon after a while.
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FOR THE LANCASTER LEDGER.

Mr. EpIroR.-I respectfully propose to
The people vi Lancaster, through the m.di. .
um OF your paper, the following system, or
plan, for the relief Of the destitute families
Of our District:
lst. Let tho people Of the District form
themselves into an Association, aud ayrss
10 impose upon themselves "A tax Of the one.
hundredth part of their produce--to iu-
cludo corn, whest, bacon and NJ olasses.-
Those who are not producers 10 be taxed
the ne-hundredth Of Ih.r Income. An Cd
innate OF what this YAK will ,icld may b.
obtained from the books ofthe Confederate
Tax Collector, and # found insufficient, il
might be Increased to th. one. .6l,ie,h.
I'd. Let Cun.m,ttse, b, appointed iu ear h
Militia Beat, whose duty it shall be 10 call
upon each man for This tux, and who will
b. charged with the proper distribution OF
il when collected. And let I:,ts b. pre-
pared by the respective committees Of such
per.ons (>houid t"ere be any) who may re-
fuse to contribute their quota, and published
IN the Lancaster Ledger.
I'd 10 the end that the foregoing sy..
tenn (or some other that will L.iter accom-.
pl'sh the oHjrct in view) may be put in op-
era'Ion, ! propose that !hs citizens of The
District assemble at the Court iIuus. on
Saturday the 2lst Inst
JAMES l. REED
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srhnient at Nahtz and Bordeaux, on the 70.
monstrancss made to Napoleon by Dayton.
A number of Morgan's men, who have
escaped from Northern prisons, state iha, II
terrible sysism Of guerilla warfare il being
w"ged IN Kentucky. The citizens are heiog
murdered and their houses burned.
The Builetin says that tho revival Of re.
iigion at the Methodist Church in. Charlotte
is sill In glorious progress.
The Wing Of the 9Th .ays his Excellen-
ey, the President, has returned to Richmond
from his tour Of the Coufederacy.
Strong efforts are making by the free
subnissicnists in Louisiana to Undue. Lin
CON 10 allow them to organize an ALlition
Stale Government
l%qnax says that our people arc general
ly willing TO dspr.ciate Confederate cur.
rency mhen a sale is to he made. but when
they are called on TO subscribe to some be
neNolent purpose they are all too patriotic
l"aIlow their pries' 10 d.preciate.
lhe Abolition commissioners for renting
Government plantations in Miss ard Lou
isinrs represent The working Of the paid
I"bo: system as decidedly successful sud
profitable.
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Governor Browns Message.

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Examples of Patriotism.

We have been frequently requested TO
publish the name. Of persons who have
sold provisions at cold prices" or much
less than the ruling rates; and We have uni
fotmly declined 10 do so, because we did
not believe that NC had the right to parade
the names Of private persons in the news.
papers. for doing simply what they consci.
sntIously believed TO be- their duty. We
admit, however, that for the sake Of the ex.
ample, il might be II puLiic advantage to do
so; nnd IL We shall be hereafter furnished
with list Of such persons, we will publish
II, provided NO have Tho assurance. that il
will not bc Objectionable 10 the parties
Every instance must DO we'll authenticated;
and there should not be included such as
may have sold only few bushels Of corn,
or few hounds Of -h"ur, to tn. wife o! a
soldier. to gain public favor, or for satisfy
ing public sentiment; but ths list should
embrace only these who have uniformly,
from principle, refused to recognize th.
prices forced upon us by eItortioners and
spsculators, and have sold to soldiers iami
lies, and Others, at reasonable rates. If such
persons can be found !and We believe there
are few sueh) We believe, with others who
have suggested the matter to US, that their
names should DO recorded, to the end that
Posterity may know who. besides the .o.-
diers, were genuine patriots in this struggle
for independence.
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Relief Meeting.

II has been suggested TO us to request n
meeting Of the citizens at tho Court House
on Saturday next, Qhs aist iest, y for the
purpose OF taking concerted action for tho
relief Of the poor Of our District The
measure ha. not been proposed by a suf
fcisni number Of persons 10 warrant US 10
anoounoing ihat meeting will certainly be
held bat any considerable Eumbsr Of
persons, In The District, approve II, and " ill
come up on that day, there will be a meet
doubtless obvious TO every one that some
thing must be done TO rsliev. the families
OF soldiers and other destitute persons and
il not done speedily, certainly much suffer.
ing. and probably civil eomn'otion. will en-
sue. We ars told that females may be
seen almost daily upon our streets enqni
ring for corn, and that but few sro TO be
found WHO will sell them enough. oven for
present necessities.
Some producers, we believe, are doing
their duty In this reapss., but they are OK
eeptions. There should be meeting Of
ths citizens, and an intelligent pu5!ic opin.
D.. ion should compel every planter to share
his supplies with thsss needy people
Other sections are moving In this impor,an,
matter, aud we should likewise discharg,
our duty TO the Esedy 10 this District
Soma Of our citizens have expressed. with
In our hearing. very liberal views upon thi,
susjeet. One gentleman raid that hc viii
give 5000, towards procuring supplies fo
fhe destitute; Let all be animated by Z
Ike spirit, and We will hear no moro Of dis
fressed females snqairing in vain for Lrcat
TO save themselves and children from star
sslion.
Since writing The foregoing, We Aays rs
es'vsd the communication on This subject
published elsewhere. IL comes from
.ourse sa'iilsd te respect add confederation
The plan sabmiiied seems TO be eminentl,
.fIr; AZ anyrstc, I, sbowsthat the writer b
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Editoria! Brevitiss.

The late elections in NowtYork have re.
suited in an, ,,overwholming Abolition ma
jority. The city Of New York gave $4,000
majority. The Republicans mado clean
sweep in Massachusetts. The Democrat.
gained largely iu New Jersey. In Maine
and Wisconsin, ths Republicans were ,rl.
umphant.
The whole number Ct shots fred by Tn.
enemy during the pr-sen, bombardmen,
around Charleston, up to me 9th inst, was
1906, Of which 100 struck.
The Huntsville Confederate learns .hs,
Maj Gen. Chsatham ha, asked to he re-
iisvsd FROM duty. from dissatisfactiou win
Gen. Bragg, aud that Ills request Ia. been
granted.
Tho Yankee papers ar. copying with
gsrnsss every item, which they s-e in the
Southern papers touching the high price Of
fosd. We dare say the British did the
same in the Revolution, when provisions
were higher than pow. Yet Briuan failed
iu her attempt, as IA. Yankee will in theirs.
Gov. Vance returned TO Raleigh on Sat.
urday last, from his ,isit to Western North
Carolina The Governor reports every.
thing quiet in that quarter, the enemy hav
ing retired.
The earning Of the GEORGIA Stale road
(from Augusta 70 AtLlnta.) for tho wear
ending 3o,h September, were 81, lsS, ,s69 ,Os.
The Knoxville Register say. Gen Hood
has been promoted TO q sI.ieut-naut. General
ship, for merIiorieus service.
President Davis has 8 very eon.omptible
opinion Of rxtortioners aud those who ose,
but dodge. military duty. "If | we're
Young girl" said he, in n late speech. "aGd
wanted 10 marry, 4 would rather lean upon
the empty sleeve Of the soldier who had
lost an arm 10 battle, than upon The muscu.
lar arm Of him " Nho s,aid at home aud grew
fat"
sIessrs. Burton. Arnold and g. CO.. solS
on Wednesday, in Richmond, n negro man
and his wife (by no means extra s.rven,s.)
aid Two children, for the SUN Of SIO,O76
Do the same day the same firm sold con-.
mon pitcher and wasI. bowl (ihs former a
little cracked, but not quite as ID uch as the
buyer) for s3s.
A correspondent OF The Atlanta Appeal,
says that black and white lists are being
kept ia every company and regiment Of
Brag:s army. containing respectively tho
"s,ay at home, ,""the extorti oner," and spec.
ulator,", and that Of our farmers and Other
patriots who have assisted and are assisting
the soldiers families. To obtain . correct
list OF these /, is made ihs huiy Of every
soldier 10 exert himself to the utmost in
obtaining from his nome the name of those
who constitute the two classes.
The Hon, l.. NJ. Aver is reelected 10
Congress from the third Congressional Dis.
trict, by n majority Of sos votes over Hon.
r. Bainwril Khett II is stated that N
sons Of the Parishes no polls were opened
and In Others. less than the usual number
The sumter (Ga.) Republican L, info ormet
from reliable authority, that fifteen nsgroe,
belonging 10 Mr. b. Y. Adams, who ha.
plantation 10 Lee County, dieG a lew dag
ago, from saling too heartily Of HE Chimes
Sugar Cane syrup.
The Ffsnch Government has BE xsd tn
iron clad ships building fsr the R~ssi Gov
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Sorghum.

Mr. A. J. Bsldon hands us a. bottle of
molasses, ms 4 specimen OF his make. 1t j..
= clear, beautiful syrup. We would like to
have reports from any Of the syrup makers,
season. As this has become n highly i'm
Portant production. nny improvement or in.
formation which experience in the growth
Of the cane and its reduction to syrup may
have taught, would, no doubt, be aecepta.
bic 10 our readers.
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The Potatoe Question.

The sPecimen Of Potatoes noticed last
week, though very fine, have actually been
sxcclled in point Of size. W. hnre the
evidence before us in the shape OF four
huge "roo.'," which weigh fourteen pounds.
They were grown by Capt. N. Vanlsndiug.
ham. Another gentleman lell. us that he
can beat those mentioned last week but
We never speak Of such things except from
ocular demonstration
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HOUSES AND LOTS
For Rent

7 OFFER TO RENT for the ensuing
l. year three eligible Lots, situate in the
Village Of lsancaster-No. l, 2 and 3.
Lot No. 2 j. a vacant Lot, fronting on
Dunlap and Frenah Streets, and contains
ABOUT one acre Of ground.
Lot No. ,, joins No. J, and frents on
French Street IL contains a very hand.
some new dwelling, one and half stories
high, with Six neatly finished Rooms. On
the premises is = good Kitchen, Stables,
and all other necessary convenieRces. It's
altogether one OF the most desirable places
in the Village o! Lancaster.
Lot Ne. 3, bins Lot No. q, and fronts en-
Church and Froneh Street. ~ esntains a
small, but comfortable dwelling, all neces.
sary outbuiidings, and a good W ork shop.
Persons desiring TO rent either, or all OF
the above described Los weuld do we'll Ia
make early application.
JANIS N. INGRAM.
Oct 81, 1853. a7u
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Southern Confederacy."

We thank the Proprie,ors for sending US
Tho daily issue of hi. able paper. Pub
lished 30 near the Western Army, it is a
capital medium, Of intelligence; and we
commend il to such Of our reader. AZ dy.
sire 10 subscribe for an Atlanta paper.
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NOTICE OF ESTATE SALE.

BY order Of p. T. Hammond, Ordinary Of
Lancaster District, will tell at the late
residence Of NJ. ID. Hilton, decd :, on the
26th inst. the personal Estate consisting Of
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Corn and Foddst,
Plantation Tools, one likely negro girl
about - or Is years old, and othsr articles
too tedious to mention.
Terms, made known on day Of sale.
MEL HILTON, Adm'r.
Nov. II, 1869. 4O-1t.
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NOTICE..

ALI. the Lsgatess or Heirs at Law Of
the Estate of William Duncan, deceased,
are hereby notified and required to attend
at the Ordinarys' Court 10 be holden for
LaRcaster District at Lancaster Court House
OH the. lth Of January next, 1884, for the
purpose Of making final settlement Of ihe
said Estate before the said Court of Ordi.
nary, this 9th November 1853.
II. Fl. DUNCAN, Er'r.
c. l.. DUNCAN, Ex'r.
Nov. IL, 1868, 4O-2n
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OBITUARY.

Died in hospital, Charleston S. C., on the
2Sth Oct. last, Andrew Jackson Taylor OF Lau.
caster District $. &.
Mr.. Taylor was q member Of Company G.,
L. Is. l.. A. He was ever ready and willing to
discharge his duties as soldier and honest
and upright in all his dealings. Jack had a
good disposition and seemingly always contcn-
ted, very jovial and often trying to cneer those
who were low spirited about him. III. lesves
a large family and many friends to mourn their
loss. P.T.M
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s . U L II g A II MA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

RY i. i. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
ID for said District.
WHEREAS, Caroline Farmer has rp:
plea To me for Letters of Administration
~nh the will annexed, on all and singular
the Goods and Cha,tles, Rights aud Credits
OF Erwin Farmer late OF the District afc re-.
SAID. deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and nd.
monish all and singular. the Kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to bo and
appear before me at our next Ordinary
Court for the said district, to be holden nj
Lancaster Court House on the 9Th day of
Nov. inst, to show cause, if any, wh,
the said Administration should not be
granted.
( N Give under my hand and seal
j. ). this 18th day Of November in
(~~ )the year of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and sixty three, and in
she eighty. eighth year of tho Independence,
of TIE State Of South Carolina.
=. L. HAMMOND,
.. l.. ID.
Nov Is, 1868. n.
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TAXES! TAXES!!

WILL attend at the following places
l. and times, for the purpose Of collecting
the TAXES imposed on Naval Stores, Salt,
Wines, Spirituous Liquors, Tobacco, Cot
ton, Wool, Flour, Surgar, Molasses, Syrup,
Rice and other Agricultural Products, and
monies and credits hold on ths lst July,
1858. Also profits in 1862 on Flour, Corn.
Bacon. Polk, Oats, Hay, Rice, Salt, Irsn,
Sugar, Molasses. Leather, Shoes, Wooden
Cloths, Blankets, Boots and Cotton Cloths.
Also on gross, amount Of sale. made Ly
persons doing Registered Business for The
quarter ending September 30th 1863, viz:
Matthias Crenshsw's Monday 9th Nov.
John w: Twitty's, Tuesday, 10th "
Nelson Bells, Wednesday lIth "
At my residence, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday 18th, 18th and I4th,
Mrs +. w. Huoy's. Monday 18th
Messrs Craig g. Taylors. Tuesday 18th
i. X. Magifl's Store, Wednesday 18th "
r. c. Pott's Store, Thursday 18th "
DR.. Il. L. Johnstons, Saturday 2lst "
Lancaster G. H., Monday 2sd
George Funderburk's Tuesday 24th
Robert l1aglers, Wednesday 25th
'faxahaw, Thursday 26th "
Mrs Michael Horten's, Friday 9th q"
| John Smalrs, Saturday 2Sth e"
Lancaster &. H., Monday 3oth
| Persons failing to pay their taxes within
the time above specified, that 10 previous to
December lst 1868, will be liable to pay
| ten per cent additional on their taxes, to-
! geth-r with all costs necessarily incurred in
collecting the same.
JAMES r. MAGILL,
| 18th District Collector (L,ancaster).
NJ B.--"Woel produced in / sc, 10 to BE-
taxed in kind, and the farmer is not privi.
eyed to commute by paying the estimated
value thereof" Therefore tiro Spring and
Fall clipping Of 1863 will be returned to
! the Assessor and taxed in kind.
JAMES X. MAGILL,
District Collector.
Oct. 2S. 1863, 2s-5t
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NOTICE.

TilE public ars'hersby warned against
l. trading for note, for Eleven Handred
and Fifty Dollars (Sll5O) given by me In
favor Of Landy johnson and Herod Jshu.
son, administrators Of Mrs. Elizabeth Small.
deceased, for negro woman and child !;
dated On or about the oth day Of Novsmbsr
1861, and due at twelve months. The
property for which said note was gives
having proved 10 have been snsouDd At the
time Of psrchass, l will not pay il saisss
compsllsd by law.
J. Z. ROLLINGS.
Nov. 4, 1863, So-A
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IN the spirit to do something. We hope
there will be full meeting on Saturday
Tor the discussion of this, or any similar
measure, that may be submitted.
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Nov. lS, 1868.

TIE SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY
Is Pub i.hed DAILY aud WEEKLY, by
JNO. II. JAMES and WIN. w. DANIELS,
undes the firm name Of JAMES g. DAN.
lELS, Ia whom al letters, remittancss and
communications should be addressed. Re.
miitancss, to be sent to our risk, must be
enclosed in the preseEce Of tho Postmaster
and his receipt taken.
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

Under existing circumstances, We will
not take subscriptions for the Daily and
Weekly paper for = longe- term than three
months. Nor Advertisements (othsr than
Legal Adveriisen,snts) for n longer lime
than three months.
Daily, Tor month, 80 90
Weekly, for 3 months, 3 90
Weekly, for month, 90
No per cent or deductions 10 Clubs can
be offered.
The above ara the tsrns Of all paper,
published 10 Atlanta.
Nov. 10, 1883. 4t-stu.
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$50 Reward.

PANAWAY about the lst May last .
IL negro girl named Jsue, belongin to
the Estate Of A. A. Cefiey, deed. Said ne
gro IS Is or l6 years old, sbeut 6ve feet
high. very dark and has very large feet, toes
inclined outward. | will pay Fifty Dollars
for the APPREHENSION and delivery Of said
negro to Ins or If lodged in any Jail 40 that
| can get her.
r. POTTS. Adsn'r.
Nov. 4, 1858, 39-sm.
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Election Returns.

The following /. the result Of the cleo.
ton held for NJ <mber Of Congress to repre-.
sent the Fret Congressional District:
Col. James III. Hon. John
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CATTLE TAX &c,

TNAX payers are hereby notified that they
l. ere, required to make return. to the
assessors OF all neat cattle, horses and IN ul.s
not engaged in cultivation, and all asses,
owned on the lst November 1863. The
term meat cattle embraces rythlng Of
the COW species and none are exempt from
the tax. unless actually engaged in cultivn
ton. Mares and colts nrs included by tho
term horses. The returns are required by
the Act TO he made during the month OF
November.
JAMES X. MAGILL,
18Th District Collector.
Nov. lS, 1868. 4I-3t.
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NOTICE OF ESTATE SALE

BY tho permission Of 4. +. Hammond,
Ordinary Of Lancaster District, and agresa-
BILE TO the provisions Of the last viii ant
Testament Of William Reed, deed. Twill
sell on the 10Th day Of November next, al
tho late residence Of the dsc'd in l.aneas ter
District, all the Perishable property not
otherwise disposed Of by the said Testator.
Conditions made known OF day Of sale,
ISABELLA A. REED,
Exocstrix.
Nov. 4, 1863. 89-3t
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Important Public Sale.

Attention IL directed TO the advertise.
uent of mn extensive sale Of property, OF
the Estate OF the late w. I Curstun.
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Broke Jail.

On the evening of the 10th inst, negro
boy named Andy who was committed few
days before MS runaway; belonging to
VIM Cauthen. SAID boy is about Is or 30
years of age, copper colorrd, slim built, and
likely a liberal reward viii be prid for
hls arrest and delivery TO me.
JAMES +. BARR
Lancaster, E.. H., 5. e.. Jailsr.
Nov. IL, 1863, il-.lt
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Fine Stock.
Ny though-brod Horse
DAPPLE JOHN

will stand the ensuing Spring Season, com-
mencing the first week In March, at my
residence near Hanging Rock.
DAPPl.E JOHN is full-bI0oded Jenus
and Canadian. He is SO we'll known in this
section that il is scarcely necessary to say
anything in comnendsiion Of his superior
qualities. His Colts speak for themselves,
and they are unhesilatingly pronounced By
good judges to be among the best stock Of
eur cosntry. For 6nensss Of form, spirited
appearance and activity of motion, he 10 not
sxselled by any horse in the State.
Mares from a distance can be aseommo
dated with stnbling aud pastures
Terms for the Insurance gao. 90
JAMES 81. INGRAM.
Feb. IS, 1863, 3-H
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ADJ'T AND INsP'T'R GEMS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, November 2, 1859.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. Al.
GEFERAL ORDERS No. 81 hereto.
l.. fore issued frem this office, prohibited
persons between the ngss Of sixteen and
eighteen years from entering any military
organizations. except such as are authorized
and called for by tho Governor and Con.
mander.in Chief and in consequence of .
card appearing in the papers under tho sig.
nature ~. II. Andrews" inviting persens
under the age Of eighteen years, and per.
sons not liable to conseription, to join
company for servics beyond the limits Of
this State, said order 10 hereby reiterated,
with the addition, that no person under the
age of eighteen years, nnd no person net
liable to eonssrption under the Acts Of
Coneress, in this State, will be allowed to
enter any such organizations.
BY command.
A. c. DARLINGTON,
Adj't and Insp.. General of 3. G.
Nov. IL, 1883. 4O-at