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~ ~ FOR sAI.R-A two storv Dwell
FARM For SALE IN UPTON,

kriji MASS.-Tne Farm owned and occupied by
Sz&Azthe widow Phila Rawson situated In the norther
" part OF Upton on the road from Upton to Westboro.
TWO and one mali rcs from the centre Of Upton, and
four miles from Westooro Depot; fourth Of a mile
from school. Contains 1866 OF excellent Land
divided Into Moving asnrage and Iillage with about
bO acrea Of good Woodland and Cranberry Meadow OF
20 acres good tive story loEle ~ by 3d. with an So
BY 49,. Barn ne rlY new, 80 ny 70 Corn Barn and
Woodhouse, A. by -. Spring water brought to the
hou.e and nan. The farm cuts hay enough TO Ill the
barn. The ab I'VE farm will be sold at bargain. Most
Of the purchase money cal remain on mortgage.
For particulars enquire OF the subscribers.
MOSES A RIA VISION linton. Mass.
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badly defeated at Gettysburg and retreating,
closely pursued by the army Of the Potomac
Latest advices from the army up to . o'clock
M of the 5th state Meades' headquarters
would be at Frederick to day the 7th Every
available man is being hurried to Frederick to
intercept Lee.
Lincoln has issued congratuatory address to
the crountry.
RICHMOND, July l0.--The Baltimore Gazette, Of
the 7th, says: What We really know IN regard
to the battles before Gettysburg amounts sim.
ply to this: The Coniederatcs were attack, on
Wednesday, by two army cLrps, which they
drove back with great slaughter, capturing
many prisoners. On Thursday afternoon, the
whole Federal force was attacked by the Con-
icderatcs, aud after sangunary conflict, re.
pulsed them. On Friday, the battle was re-
newed, lasted through the day, and resulted in
amore signal repulse than the previous day
The losses were extraordinary severe on both
sides. The Federal loss in general officers is
beyond all precedent On Saturday night Lee
fell back towards the mountain. What followed
since, IS almost wholly conjecture, but it is'now
admitted that Lee holds the passes in South
Mountain, and will fight OF retire, as CiICum.
stances may dictate.
PErERsRCRG, July II A copy of the Phila.
deIphia EHYutrcr Of the 9Th inst has been re.
Ceiyed
Secretary Wells had received notice of the
tall OF Ficksburg, from Admiral Porter, who
saws:
Pemberton sent flag Of truce uis morning,
(thc ith July,) Offering To surrender il his men
we're allowed TO march out Grant replied
that no man would be allowed to leave but as
prisoner Of war. After consultation with his
commanders, Gen Pemberton surrendered un.
cOnditiOnally.
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Everything is so indefinite that il is impossi
BILE TO form correct idea of the fight.
Four thousand prisoners are reported at
W illamsport on their way to Richmond. Many
were slightly wounded, aud were paroled to.
day.
RICHMOND, July GA special to the Enqui.
rer dated Martinsburg, July 7th, says:
The enemy burnt the Potomac bridges over
the falling waters Oh Saturday
Inc lotomac Is past fording and il is still
raining.
Yankee companies OF cavalry, infantry and
artillery attacked our train at Williamsport
yesterday evening, but they were repulsed at.
ter two hours hard fighting
Brisadcr Gems. Jones, Heath, Pender, Hood,
Anderson, Scales, Petugrew and Sims, are Ger.
taihIy wounded. Armstcad is certainly killed
AT least fifty field officers were wounded.
RICHMOND, July 9.--Confirmation Of the fall
oil Nicksburg in connection with the repor,
Tom Yankee sources of the defeat of Lce'a
army had depressing effect on our commuui
~ tins forenoon, but later believed exaggerated
and unreliable. The President having read an
Official telegram from Asrtinsburg giving moe
encouraging accounts OF the position OF affairs.
Lees army is still at Hagerstown. The Poto.
mac is fallen.
Parties who LEFT Washington on Sunday rc.
port much detection there among the Uuionists.
4 humber are preparing 10 leave, believing that
Aeades' army would be .uuable TO prevent the
occupation OF the capitol by Lee
Specie. stock aud provisions are not materi
"liy effected to day. Sugar advanced tweuty to
thirty cents Oh last weeks rates, No excitement
among the citizens they are hopeiu! and conf
ueht oi TINS spIilt tnat animates official circles
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Military

The company raised from the 2lst Regimen,
last week, was organized by the election of the
following officers:
s. N. Sowell, Captain.
w. A. Moore, lst Lieut..
l.. N. Cautheu, I'd
James Small, Sd "
The Companies raised throughout the State,
under the call Of the President through the
State authorities, will, we presume, be speedily
organized into Regiments. They wilhsve the
privilege Of electing the Field Officers.
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The Attack on Charleston.

Our State is again the theatre Of deep excite.
rnent by the Intelligence OF another attack upon
Charleston by our Yankee foe. This tine the
attack has been wholly unexpected; If not by
the authorizes, At leas, BY the people generally.
On Thursday last the people Of Charleston be-
sAn TO realize that ths city sss about TO be ,i.
tackled. The Mercury, Of Friday morning say.
"The intelligence that our waters, OF the h.s
and in the Stono, are compinsnted BY the ORE.
ssnce OF seven monitor gun boats and is other
vessels, took many Of our people by sarprise,
yesterday. The unmasking of heavy guns on
Little Folly island did not add to their conols.
tency; while the shelling Of the woods on
Jumss Island, from 6ve gun boats, 10 the s,ono
during the afternoon, gave variety to copjec~
turcs a. TO the ensmy's intentions" Mayor
Macbeth issued proclamation suspsndnx all
snsinsss in the city and advising women ard
children, and other non-comba.sn,s, 70 leave
the city.
The following dispatches, in relation to the
fight on Friday, were received id Columbia:
.CnAhLrnos, July lO.--The attacked on this
City commenced this morning. Four iron,clads
are OH the bar and one at the mouth of Stono
River and several 10. that river; tort, three
other vessels are of harbor. There was hesvv
firing from m fot two hours. Our Morris
lslsnd batteries are replying Troops are land.
ing AZ GrlmbaiPS An ironclad aud several sun
boats have gone up Stooo 70 attack Fort Penn,
bason,
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Ordered into Service.

II will be seen by the orders from the Adju,
tant General, published elsewhere, that the.
companies organized on the 7th inst, are re,
quired TO 90 into service Immediately. for the de-
fence Of Charleston. The orders were not re-
ceived here until Monday. Steps were imme.
dia,eiy taken by Colonel Witherspoon TO have
the company drawn from the els, Regiment
warned. This company. though in a remote
part Of the State, will not, We are persuaded,
from the alacrity manifested, be last in the
6eld.
The men, We doubt not, in view,of the urgent
necessity, will go cheerfully though it will be
hard for many 10 leave home at this particular
time. We hope that the few who are left at
home, in every neighborhood, will take imme-
date stepffor saving the provision crop Of
their fellow citizens, who are thus suddenly
called away. 1t is the imperative duty of those
who remain At home to look promptly to this
matter.
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We are greatly indebted to Capt. 7. A. na,
gernin, lst Regt S. c, Iuit for an admirable
d'nwng OF Fort Moultrie, presenting COM
prehensive inside and back ground view. Itis
drawn by Capt Ii. himself, and is well execu.
ted, showing cred,able degree of artistic taste
and skill.
Also to Lieut. X. G Billings for drawing
which represents the Forts in Charleston Har.
Dor, with the position Of the Yankee iron. clads
in the memorable engagement of the eth OF
April 1863. 10th ma, be seen at our Office.
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Rags

Persons who have rags on hand, in any quan'
ti,y, small or large, which they design for sale
to this office, ~m please bring them forward
within ,hesae1t three or four weeks as we .1,
pscs, in abb 4ht time. to effect al. exchange
of the supp y on hand for paper. We have
already procured . considerable qusntity-.s,h
er beyond our expectations; but not ss many
a. We wish. Thr moro rags We secure, the
more paper We will get.
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TELEGRAPH
Fall of Vicksburg.

RICHMOND July s.-Jackson, July TT,
Hon. j. A. Seldom, Secretary OF Var. yick..
burg capitulated on the 4th lust. The garrison
Was pMoled and are TO be returned to our lines
omcers retaining personal baggage. This in.
tel!igence was brought by an officer who let,
Oh Sunday the 9th.
iS'gued J. E. JOHNSTON, General.
JACKSON, July 7.-Vicksburg has fallen, T,
was surrendered on the morning of the 4,h tho
men being IN starving condition aud com.
p'eteiy worn out with excessive fatigue. The
terms oil capi;ulauon are officers De allow ed
slae arms, horses and all private propety.-
ihey aud the men were paroled Immediately,
aud allowed TO march out VITA all the,r color,
flying. Immediately alter the surrender. Grant
sent boat loads Of supplies and furnished the
garrison. Some OF the officers have arrived
here.
JACKSON, July T.-Bu. little more /, known
All the Nicksburg officers who come out ssy
bad General Johnston reached there twelve
days sooner, he could not have relieved the
garrison, as they could not muster over seven
thousand men for duty. Many of ihe citizen,
are leaving with their families, negroes and
stock, and the MisSissippian newspaper ia
packing up to leave.
JACKSON, July s.-Everything Is in the wild.
est state Of excitement here, the citizens are
Tying in every direction. The streets are filed
with stock, negroes, families, OF carts ard
every species OF conveyance. There was ter.
riSle storm last night with very heavy rains.
Citizens beyond Clinton report the enemy
burning every dwelling they pass. A fsht
here hourly looked for.
Jackson, Jaly Cen. Loring attacked
Osterhsus, yesterday. near Edwards Demo,
and after three hours hard fighting, drove him
across the river. Our loss is reported heavy
the enemy's loss not known.
An officer from the vicinity OF Port Hudson
said that Dick Taylor crossed under cover Of
our guns, last Saturday. He and Gardner At.
tackled Banks, and routed him, with heavy
loss. They are moving to reinforce Johnston.
JACKSON, July l0---Heavy infantry and ar,
u!iery skiEmishing is gong on. The enemy
are shelling the city, and have killed several
soldiers and citizens. No general engagement
yet. Our troops are In excellent spirits, and IL
the enemy makes general attack, will follow
certain success. Every man is at his post.
JACKSON, July lO-ssO A. N.-.he attack
has begun. Our batteries opened on. ,hsm
finely. The enemy have evidently heavy
forces.
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against WILL.
LIAM J. CURErON, decd, will present
the same to the undersigned within the time
prescribed by law; and all those indebted
to him are requested to call on the under.
sieued and make settlement.
G. B. CURETON,
b. J. CURETON, Execu'r.
6. w. WILLIAMS, }
June Is, 1863, 2l-lm
The Charleston Courier and Western
Democrat will publish once week for one
GIonth and send b1Is TO b. J. Cureton Ex'r
Curston's Store, Lancaster District ). &.
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THARLESTON is attacked BY land and
~ sea IL is our stronghold aud the gate
through which the enemy hope to pass into
the interior TO overrun and devast,t. our
State. The necessity demands promp,
and decisive action. 1t was hoped that the
term Of servics Of the troops lately called
for for local defence would not begin ill
the lst OF August next. Bot when our
homes-our slI-is threatened, il is no time
TO discuss the question. The term Of six
inooihs service OF these troops will be
credited with the time the present emer.
gency calls them into the field.
l. The companies lately organized for 10.
cal defence and special service in the State
in the following Regiments. will assemble
at the times hereinafter stated, at the most
convenient stations on tho railroads. and
proceed immediately TO the city Of Charles
ton, to wit: Ia lhe I'm, 18th. 18th, Ilth.
18th and 43d. CFhird Brigade.) the goth,
2lst. 22d, 2Sd and +I,h, (Fifth Brigade on
WEDNESDA y, the 18Th ins,ani, (July3
ard the companies organized in the 24th,
2oth, 26th, 9th, (Sixth BtIgade.) the 2sth,
2Sth, 3cth, (Seven,h BHgads.) 3Ist, 32d
SD, (EiehIh Briga6e) on THUR SDAY
The l6ih instant, (JuiyJ
III. The troops will provide themselves
with clothing and -four days rutions. They
will be armed on their arrival in Charleston.
III. The Commanding Officers of Compa.
MES will have the men warned TO attend At
the desgna,ed points on the railroads, and
are hereby authorized to issue certificates
OF transportation 70 Charleston.
lF. The Commanding officer, Of Compa.
MES will report to these Hesdquarters on
their arrival 10 Charleston, and The Conps.
nles vii! be organized into Regiments, after
they have so reported
V. The troops raised In the 24th and
25th Regiments (Fairheld) will organize
into one Company before proceeding to
Charleston, and the Commanding Officers
OF said Regiments will assemble the men
Tor that purpose.
vi The Captains OF Companies will i'm.
mediatsly extend these orders, on their pub.
lcation, without waiting for further orders:
add the Commanding Officers Of Regiments
"iIi communicates the same Immediately to
the Commanding Ohcsrs of Companies.
employing couriers for that purpose, i: nee.
es.ary, at the expense Of the State.
VII. The Companies organized in the
other Regiments will hold themselve, in
readiness TO move al the shortest notice.
By command
(SisnedJ A. c. DARLINGTON,
Adluiant and Inspector General of s. C..
otcial G. A. FoLLls, A. A. G.
Jury TO- 1859. Salt
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NOTICE.

Any person wanting Hides Tanned on
shares or to change for leather, at the prices
before the war, can do so by calling on the un.
dersigned. Bring on your hides, Or hush about
the price of leather.
w. D. HYATT.
July l, 1863. 2l-4t
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VILLAGE LOTS FOR SALE.

Offered, at private Sale, Tract Of Land
containing sixty seven acres, forty or forty.
five acres of which 10 in woods; situate in
the southern suburbs Of the Village of Ian.
caster, portion being within the incorpor.
ate iiniis. The Tract embraces the old
Muster field. Ii is susceptible OF being di.
vided into several fine building Lots.
For particulars, as to terms &C., apply
to w. u. CONNORS, Agt.
April Is, 1863 loft
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PLEASANT HILL FOR SALE.

QstiE TRACT OF LAND known as Pleasant,
u Hill, miles below Lancaster Court House,
on the stage road to Camden, containing 800
acres, more or esq, together with stock, plan.
ta,on tools, and several likely Negroes is for
sale. Tn. place is we'll improved, and il one
OF the best situations in the up.country for the
ercsntc business
For terms address, DR.. r S. BECKHAM,
at Pleasant Hill, 5. c.
July is, 1868. 2S-tf.
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Rev, d, j, Quigley, and our Postmaster, Mr.,
Lark, will accept our thanks for papers in ad.
vance OF the mail, With our present limited
mail facilities, such favors are particularly ap-
preciated.
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We ask attention to an advertisement in this
paper, Offering Pleasant Hill for sale. A good
opportunity is afforded for securing situation
which may be justly considered valuable in ma
ny respects.
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$50 Reward,

Will be paid for the apprehension and de-
livery, OF my boy Jim Keg. He 10 . mulatto
about feet inches high, forty years OF age,
and is we'll known in the District
MRS. L. McKESNA.
July 8, 1858. 22-3t.
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Circular.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ADJT. AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, June 10, 1863.
IfN answer to inquiries addressed TO bis Excel
Z lency the Governor and to this Office, it 10
hereby made known that no part of the quota
of troops called for under the foregoing procla-
nation and orders will be accepted as NOUN
TED MEN.
by order
A. c. GARLINGTDN,
Adj't and lnsp.. General VI S. e.
July !, 1854, 2i-St.
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;, REMOVAL OF GES. MISUNDERSTANDING Joe
HOOKER, commander Of the army of the Potom.
&C. mas been removed. lie is superseded by
zen Meade, one of his old corps commanders.
a depatch from Washington to the Herald,
dated the 29th, say- the main reason for the
removal OF Hooker was a radical difference of
opmion between him aud Gen. Halleck as to
The value OF Maryland Heights as n military
PoS't'on during the present active operations.
hooker was the sixth commander OF the army
of the Potomac.
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The Late Terrible Battle at Getty.burp,

RICHMOND, July s.--A SPECIAL despatch To
the Enquirer, dated Winchester, 7,h, SAYS there
has been four days Gghting-commencing on
the Let and ending on.the night OF the 4th-
our men capturing the immense fortitica,ions
OF the enemy. Our loss is estimated at q, 900.
between and 1000 Of our wounded arrived
here tonight. Geaerals Scales and Pepder
were wounded, and have arrived here. The
bills around Gettysburg are covered with the
dead and wounded Of the Army OF the Potomac
No ofrcial confirmation Of the news from Mar
tinsburg. The news from MArtusburg, refer.
req 70, was telegram stating that Lee had
achieved victory over the Yankees aad taken
10000 prsoners
RlcHxoSD, July San official dispatch from
the superintendent oftho Telegraph 70 the
Secretary OF War, dated Aaransburg 8, SAYS
that IRON reports We gained q decided and tell
ing advantage over the enemy at Gettysburg
on wednesday and Thursday. On Friday we
charged his works and took them, but were
unable 10 hold them, and fell back towards Ha.
gerstown.
There is hut little Sighting since them, so
lar the victory is on our side.
We can now hear cannonadng and the re.
port Is that the fight is going on nssr Hagers.
town.
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mere Is report, not confirmed, that New
Orleans has been recaptured, by General Dick
Taylor,
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JACKSON, Miss, June 2Oth 1868.

JACKSON, Miss, June goth 1868.
Nr Editor-Dear Sir: must inform you that in
m akirg the move from Charleston SOFA. to
Jackson Miss, the 22d Regt. S. C. ", which
belong to, it was wrote back to Lancaster
District that jumped off Of the train aud rum
away. | wish to inform you and my friends Of
Lancaster District that it is false report and
cali inform you that have been in service for
eighteen months, and in the company where
now am, and it has never yet teen said, that
you are the man that didn't do your duty, in no
spect, when you was called upon. Yours truly,
A. HOLDEN.
Approved by J. II. Belk, lst It. Co. F.. 22d
Regt. ). Z. V. lt-pd
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
All persons holding claims or demands
against Mrs. Eliza X. Cureton, decd, will
present the same on or before the first day
of October next to liasseltine g. Massey or
myself for settlement, or this notice will bs
plead 10 bar TO all claims after that date.
r. X. CURETON, Ex'r.
June 30, 1853, 2l-lm
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'HAnLNsToN, July 10 The firing on both
sides closed at half past 6 o'clock. The princi,
pal hghting has been with Battery Wagner on
motifs Island, The monitors were engaged
rom D m to p IN, when they withdrew for
one hour A tug then supplied them with am,
muntion, and they renewed the attack at 8
O'Clock: The infantry fighting was also severe.
Inc Yankees made two assaults ON Battery
WAGNER, and were repulscd. Our casualties
are about $50 killed, wounded and missing, in,
Guiding three officers killed-Captains Hask ell
aid Cheves, and Lieutenant Bee. 1t is suppos.
cd The attack will be renewed to morrow.
The following later account is from Camden
CAMDkN, July l3.-No mails were received
from Charleston on Saturday.
by dispatches received yesterday, we learn
that the Yankees attacked Battery Wagner ON
Saturday and were driven oif-they left e5 Of
their dead in front of our works, and carried
oil large number Of wounded.
Or Sunday of their Iron.ciads agaip attach
ed Battery Wagner and were driver of. No
particulars given.
On Friday. our loss is stated to have been
So9 IN Killed, wounded and missing. On Sat
nrday it was very slight, Dispatches received
ia'' night say the city is very quiet.
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Rags! Rags =!

We will pay cents per pound for all
clean cotton or linen Rags delivered at the
Ledger Office.
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LOST.

On the read LEADING to Camde J, ear, Tho
Village, black leather Buggy Cushion. 'chs
finder will confer favor by leaving it, ss
this "ftice and receiving liberal reward for,
so doing
June 80, 1865, 2l-st
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