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LOCAL MATTRns.

Ksd,,appixo- The times seem sadly out o
joint, II we are 10 judge from the variety o
operations going on In the world 10 make
money. On Friday afternoon last, a mar
who gave his name as w. r. Elliott called
on Mr.. Wm Wade, formerly consiable In
Henrico county, and asked II he eouid have
three negroes taken care Of for the night
Mr.. Wade gave an affirmative answer, and
about dark Elliott appeared with three ne
groea, the eldest not over twelve years, apt!
left them for the night Mt. Wade, afftI
satisfying himself that the children were
harm Tree 10 Jamcs City, reported the fact r.
the police, and had the children taken charge
OF. On Saturday. after getting descriptions o.
EH:ots, officer Perrin went in search of him
and soon found him. Elliott va. arraigne,l
before the Mayor, and his examination con
tiaued until to-day. He says he purchased
the boys as slaves, and expects tn satisfy th.
Court that he has been guilty Of no viola
tian Of law; but has himself been swipdled
II the negroes, as represented, ,arc free. Judy.
Crn,pp las been retained rs counsel for III.
defence.
After the comm;ttal CT Elliott the officers
arrested l.. B. Boypton and Robert H. Go,
ton, charged with being engaged In the Kid
mapping; bu. they both deny any knowledge
Of the affair. There arc ether parties saiG
to be concerned, but they are yet at large.
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IIAEFEY, HEII1NGS a CO.,
AZ NLoi.saie aud Retail Nanufeet tuPOrecf
LADIES' nm GEHTLEMEE'S FIVE BOC10
IND SHOES,
iil Main street, between 18th and 18th.
Having in their employ large number ol he best
worsinen in the Confaderacy. are prepar0 10 turn
our ii. any quantity the very facet quality Of
faDIES AND GRNTLEAEN'S WEAR
which can te manufactured.
Our Et;ck o1 hand comprises large and varied
assortment of EiosS ard ehoez aud MI We ask y 3
trial frt or u ienis and the public generally.
In order 10 supply uio retail trade, wo have re-
Gently rented aad fitted Up ths large store IN Esgls
Square, N" Isl, where wa will keep an extensive
supply on haid, IA wesl as make 70 order Whon d..
sired. NO QS-Qv%
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Sum = AVB0SWo0xs---
J " PEGEAM, A A Gen'l. no I0-ts

NOflCE to Tax Psyeis -Pursuans "a an csvii.
~ nance passed lin Ct June, 1855, I VIII stisod
al the Collectors Office, In the CITY HAIL. frcn the
18Th to lhe 3iss of December, iueusiye u receive
tac reanGg half OF taxes from such petsons q are
entited TO dedation Of 10 percest by havicg pre-
viouGiJ paid the frat half IN June Asl. in acc0sd-
aDce With said ordinance.
JULIUS 4 HoBsON. Ger
D 1T VIII be fecn from ll,e above that the Col.
ec'os is required Ia attend n the ctflco from the
18th 10 the 'sst of this month, To receive taxes r..
naming dre from juCc last. Before the January
term Of fe liIstnes Count he ID required by osdi-
nance n adseftise delinquent real esiate 10 be snld
for non pay mebt "t taxee.
Persons who iDye MT cone fo. viii SEQ the ueess.
sty Of calling and paying their taxes. as tmpus.
sise for the Collector To call on them before hs ID.
vertses All taxes must be paid within the time
specaet, rs innger indulgence caunot bc gveo.
r ce Y-lni julius HOESON. n,
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co.1aR1NlaslIIf :10551z T.
. ps..ss.. : ~, y. 3 80 -: !. r -
0ssss1: Co. ,nuiuun1ouru.
ksd Special Aesnis ~ - - = 81 :
vkeinA ed NRtA &c.
~ B.-epeG;sl aEtentisa oiysa - - - q
ana forwardase q eando epa1saA
90 lG-slJas MkAI, gWuG0o . -.
TIN Subscribers nave 10 ~ - 6 OWs
Co. fos the paspoeg of enu&acol1G - Aouco0 -
Commission barnNs, soe the sAlsN Ne15eA
They viii seH boeh psblirly ana pstynedEs -
orcnnisc Their best cxsstisas - unno6e - lsone
their passoos.
Their saa1aoems will ~ Gfas ~ yRsoot - nnGov
ssd by II Stoaes, corner Frnskih = - lasGle
Ali1y.
T,ey salict .hs pasradass Il sAs's frissAs - -
Portsra always in attcndases q ~ vassBuAspsaL
NiD'f R1c1AnD1oN..
knhmond. Scxrt lsss . S-ee.
AEW AUCilON AND OONNM8lON n0O6R =
~ TAs subecsibess haye sssoeiaee1 tnsnDeevao
together tor the Purpose Of eo0AUcsMR q Dunosn1
aactksn aaa c0amiasion business ~ a6Anoa1D. -
aos oter their rcsve<s 70 The pubic ~ ~ enho.
sithcr paocly CT privately, u ail ka1s g pgoeo.
merchandise, "r real aad personal eseaas, 0Wu q
Onntry.
Rxrxanaos kent, Paine On. rovess q 49,.
tine, II Hair CD, y smith, Csshiw, = UosSso.
ASHER, 4 n Msury = Co. Y rutee O.. No.
oosd; s = Tay !or. she6ey, Js6es III 1kan0-
800, and Hnn J hitwin, StaGnsna.
NC 2--sAwlNf CATlkti 3 AluY.
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FROM GEORGL9-GEN'L LONGSTREET
POSi2lON.
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k!nhmonA. Noxok lsea
NIIITARY N1TTCE2

.SXNHE 70 lowing nsmsl men, abssas Wi1hoae looyo
q fscn ~ iek 1n<1nnt AnGaGn - ~
-opsft ~ thblt ~ reetWo ceanro11o - p . Gp
hay vii be considered desestsss
Eller.
Company F.~-WilIiam COrbcit
Company G.--Eobert Narshan, chss WAilleak.
Thos Harrison, John Thompson, Henry Johpspo.
Charles Tbcmss, Vim d Miller, john Wilson, 9
owen ] u Guy.
Company II H-Harriscn Hobbs, A Kirk, ] Mai.
hezan. TN Il rAlCOfT.
Il Cni Comms lst itegr Ehg'e Tsoopo.
de l-6t
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Hang kH tskP = or HENn1lO,
Richmond, Nov IA, lS63.
lExtracil
=. PtOIAL ORnERS No 3ct--
y V. Ia obedience 70 Instructions from the A. and
General the following order 10 republished ioe The
.nformSton Of all concerned
AbJ'r AND ISsp Cay'a OsF1o.
Richmond, April Z, les
fEnrcd
SPECIAL ORDERs No 81
xxx. Big Gen John II windef Is hereby djree4eA
% max, im'ns.liate inquiry and report witAoua de.
lay
LIST. The name, rank, regiment and co4ps a an
commissioned oieers and the length Of tine each
has been in the city
2i lU each use he vii require cOpy Of th4 leAve
by which the oiiicer Is Abseus ffOm ha psepss oou.
paad; or, Il stationed in the city, copy Of ihsced@
by which De was put upon duty.
AAAt. whenever II appears that On o0cep = nuf
r;gh,iuiy in Rishinond, be vii be sent fsthwi<A 10
biz proper comIand, and tho fact reported 70 thA
oi1ce for further ae,t,n CT the Department
Ry command Of the Secretary OF War.
(Signed9 JOax Wnszas.
Assistant Adm Gear,
In accordance with tho above orders oil o6Doeso
arriving n The city, ard these 90 duty In tAis civ.
" h0 have mol already done so) viii report IN pefeve
without delay ut these headquarters.
by comnisn CT
Brig Gen JOHN n wlNDER,
Cong neTastmsnt.--
JW PEGEAM, A A Gen'l. no l0-ts
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expose tho details of the movements about
to be begun.
lhe Washington correspondent 0! the
New York Times represents Lincoln as be.
ing determined 10 make the negroes fight
wherever he can lay his hands upon them.
lie says: "A committee Of wealthy slave.
holders called upon the President to pro
test against sending negro soldiers in st.
Mary's county, Maryland, TO enlist slaves
from of Plantations. The President re.
Piled that so far as sending negro soldiers
was concerned, that might be modified and
white soldiers sent. But so far as the ne
groes were concerned, the Government mus,
have all the slaves in Maryland and tn.
border States for miIisny purposes.
Cotton 81 to Sc centsjn New York.
The Baltimore American says Meade.
army will take the now route to Richmond.
The New York World says ",he Demo
cratic party have no tears to shed over Gen.
Rossncrans fate"
At recent Democratic meeting in New
York Judge Belts WAS interrupted 10 his
speech favoring prosecution of the war
by eriss for "peace"
Admiral DahIgrsn i. said to have express
I'd his intention to try aud reach Charleston
with the iron. elads on the next trial, or de-.
m'nsirsie satisfactorily their inability to
perform the task
The New York papers Of the 24th re-
port that the rumor of Dahlgren's removal
Is now said TO DO certainly untrue. Meade
has returned to his command after n sa,i,.
factory interview with the President, with
instructions to follow up and attack Lee.
Meade's headqu uters are ut .Wurrnn,op.-
IL will be some time before the army can
advance
The Courier des Etats Unis says the
Cabinets Of Washington md Richmond had
asented TO the Removal Of tho French 70
basco stored in Richmond, and vessels were
about repairing to City Point. when the
Warrington admin i-,ration suddenly With
drew the consent 1t had given
The New York Herald profssses to be
Iieve that Napoleon is sendng immense re
Inducements TO Mexico. A letter from q
London correspondent saws the French
Emperor has already ssnt Co. 900 soldiers
TO Moxico He is quietly embarking and
sending oil soldiers, cannon and army sup
plies every week
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Subsistence for Charleston.

Mr.. J. y. Robson, agent tor the City Coun'
Gil Of Cha:les'on, for the procurement Of sup.
piie,, /, at present operating in our District.-
There are SO many needy persons in Charleston,
dependent upon public charity for living,
that the City Councithas been obliged to adopt
measures Tor procuring supplies, in large quan.
tities, from a dis,sncc. The salvation OF Char.
lesion, IL is said, depends, in a measure, upon
ahs succcss Of these efforts. Mr.. Robson IN.
forms US that he has procured in this District
about twenty five hundred bushels Of corn and
one hundred barrels Of -four. lie will remain
in this vicinity tor several days longer, aud W.
hope that all who have surplus will fee! II
their duty TO sell portion to him retaining,
Of course, = sufiicency for tho wsnts Of the
needy in their respective neishborhOods. We
do not suppose that either the City Council Of
Charleston or the Government would want sup.
plies when procured at the expense Of our own
poor. the seeming belief Of many persons to
the contrary Notwithstanding There is enough
dor all il wisely distributed, and for TINS tie
producers aro responsible to God and their
country.
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in issuing this proclamation, I address
myself not only TO tho Governors Of the
several States, but also to the good md
loyal people thereof, invoking them TO lend
their willing, cheerful, and effective aid 10
the measures thus adopted with view TO
reinforce our victorious armies now in the
field, and bring our needful military opera.
tons to a prosperous end-thus closing
forever The fountains Of sedilIon and civil
war.
In witness whereof, | have hsreunto set
my hand ana caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed
Done at the city of Washington, this I7lh
day OF October, in the year of our Lord on.
thousand eight hundred aud sixty.,br.c.
and Of the independence of The United
States The eighty.eishth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
Wm. III. Seuard,
Secretary of State
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Northern Items.

10 response TO Lincoln's Proclamation,
Gov. Seymour hss issued his procIs nation,
urging the people Of New York to prompt
ly furnish the quota o: soldiers required OF
them, and avoid draft.
4 Washington despatch Of the 22d Of
October says: There has, at no limo since
the beginning Of the war, been masifesled
by the military authorities here so much
buoy snsy Of feeling sod assurance Of spec.
dy success. All onr armies are in motion, and
oil prepared to crush any enemy they may
sneosn,sr. T'hs appointment Of General
0rss< 10 the command OF the three com
biosd armies in kentucky, Tennessee and
Georgia. 10 us PrsIuds 10 q splendid for.
ward moseinsnt Tne reports from Gen.
Banks. in reference To his overland expe.
diiion. sod from both Gems. Buruaids, IN
Southwestern Virginia, aud Foster, in
Nerth Carolina, are almost cheering, and
Indicate that the circle Of the rebellion will
within few days be narrowed down 10 a
very email compass. II Is not prud en-, to
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Advices from Havana represent that fsars
are felt Of an insurrection of free negroes,
owing to the reduction Of the army in Gu
ba to reinforce the Spanish troops in San
Domingo.
1t is stated that the reply Of Maxiniliau
in Austria, is regarded as an acceptance of
the throne Of Mexico, and measures are be-
ing taken 10 enable the Archduke to set
out for Mexico in February or March next.
A duel occurred near Augusta, on The
2sth ult., between c. A. Redd, of that city,
and Z. Copeland, of Maryland. The latter
was killed.
The enemy are reported to have recently
landed at Tampa, Florida. They were met
BY our troops under Csp, Wes,cott, WHO
succeeded in driving the enemy back, cap
turing fifty prisoners. Enemy routed.
"OSer the left," the can, phrase implying
fal.ehood has been abandoned for the more
emphatic and signifcnn, expression of"over
the wires"
a shrewed capitalist advises people eve.
rywhers TO hold on TO their Confederate
notes. "Why" "Decause they will DO
worth something as soon as tie eigh, per
cent. tax and the income tax begin to DO
felt. People have not yet begun to realize
what tho tax really is; they will, though,
before the year ends.
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Maj. Gen. MclAws arrived during the af.
tcrnoon. and sssum ed sommard Of the divi.
'ion. That night Gems. Kershaw and Wof.
lord were ordered 10 advance, which they
did driving the enemy, with but small loss
to u.s. into their present stronghold at Chat.
tnnooga.
The captures by Kershaw' brigade dur.
ing The battle were nine pieces OF artillery,
three OF which were taken by the 9Th South
Carolina Regiment, and several caissons
with ammunition. The number Of men
carried into the fight WAS thirteen hundred
out of whom upwards of five hundred were
Killed and wounded-a bloody, but truth.
ful tribute TO the heroism of the veteran
command. PERSONNE
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TAXES! TAXES!!

7 WILL attSnd At tho following places
l. and times, for the purpose Of coll sctinr
the TAXES imposed on Naval Stores, Salt,
Wines, SPirtuou' Liquors. Tob7eco, Cot.
ton, Wool, Flour, Surgar, Molassss. Syrup,
Rice aad other Agricultural Products, and
monies and credits hold on the lst july.
1858. Also profits in 1861 on Flour, Corn.
Bacon. Polk, Oats, Hay, Rice. Salt. Iron,
Sugar, Molassss, Leather, Shoes, Woolsn
Cloths, Blankets, Boot, aud Cotton Cloths.
Also on gross, amount Of sales made by
persons doing a Registered Business for tho
quarter sudiny September aOth 1863. viz:
Matthis> Crs1 ,haw's Monday o.hN NV.
John W. Twittys, Tuesday. 10th Z"
At my residence, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday l2lh, 18th aud l4th,
Mr.. II. W. Husys. Mouiay 10th
Messrs Craig g. rayiors, Tue sdsy i7:A
i. X. Magill's Store, Wednesday 18th /"
X. G. Potts Store. Thursday 18th "
DR.. Il. /. Johnston's, Saturday 2Ist "
Lancaster c. IL, Monday 2sd 4"
George Funderburk's Tuesday gath d"
Robert Hsslers, Wednesday 25th
rsxshaw, Tnursdty 36th
Mrs Michael Horizons, Friday 27th
john Smalrs, Saturday 2sth "
Lancaster Z. IL, Monday 3)Ih
Persons failing to p,y thsir taxes within
the tim. above spscifioi. tia. i, pisyiou, to
December 1t 1888, will b, liable to pay
ten por cent additional on their taxes, to.
gether with all costs necessarily incarred in
collecting the same.
JAMES X. MAGILL,
lSih District Collector (L1ncastor).
N B.-"Woo! produced in 1868 10 to be
taxed in kind, and the farmer is not privil
eyed to commute by paying the estimated
value thereof" Therefore the Spring and
Fall clipping Of 1863 will bo rsturns sj to
| the Assessor and taxed in kind
JAMES X. MAGtLL,
District Colisstor.
Oct %. 1853, asst
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FOR THE LAScAsrER LEDGER.

MR. EDIroR 1t has been sug
gsstsd that the citizens Of our District
hold public meeting At the C.. u. for the
purpose Of dsvi.ing some means by which
our soldiers family's may be supplied with
pro,i.ions-tho high prices and the dispo.
sition not to sell produces the idea ofiheir
furnishing themselves unless there is
something done by the public, numbers Of
them will suffer, and the sooner it IL done
the better, as many Of them have hogs they
could fattcn il they had corn. Would it
not be- we'll for tho Editor Of the Ledger to
appoint some day Of meeting. From what I
know | am satisfied that the citizens Of the
District will acquie.e. f..
Pleasant Hill, Oct 29th 1863.
The suggestion Of our correspondent for
concerted setion on this important subject
is good one. What say the citizen. gen
orally AIerhey in favor Of public meet.
ing !-ED LKDoGR
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Election Returns.

Result oi Congressional election in George
town District Is reported as followa:
Mcqueen, o2S
Witherspoon, 1853
We learn that Horny gave. Gen. Mcqueen a
majority Of % votes; and that in the District
Of Williamsburg no polls were opened.
We, last week, gave the result in Lancaster
and Darlington. with the reported result in
Chesterfield, Marlborough and Marion. If cor.
rec,ly reported, Col. witherspoon has an as
gregate majority in the seven Districts voting
of upwards OF one hundred votes.
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NOTICE.

OST or mislaid-a box direct ed TO Mr.
IL Jeremiah Funderburk, Sr. Said box
was taken from II. Il. Morgans' Hotel in
Cheraw, IN the month Of April. by gentle
man who had been TO Rockingh ham Factory
and think resides in Lancaster District
whose name do not remember hope
tins will arrest his attention or the attention
OF the gentleman with whom the box vas
deposited "s ] instructed the gentleman TO
leave IT about White Pluins to be forwarded
10 the owner. Any information concerning
It will be addressed TO Jeremiah Funder.
burg, or the Sheriff Of Lancaster District.
and The parties will Je literally compensa.
ted.
L. J. INGRAM.
Nov. 4, 1863, 3s-ot
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NOTICE.

ME- pubic are hereby warned against
L trading for - note, for Eleven Hundred
and Fifty Dollars (Sli5O) given by me in
favor Of l.andy Johnson aud Herod John.
son, administrators Of Mrs Elizabeth Small
deceased for negro woman and chila ::
dated on or about the 9Th day Of November
1869, and due at twelve months. The
property for which said noto was given
having proved TO have been unsound n, the
time of purchacs, will not pay it unless
compelled by law.
J. i. ROLLINGS.
Nov. 4, 1863, 3o-3t
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Correspondence Of the Charleston
Courier.

ARMY OF 'HArTASoOoA, Oct lS, 1853
The record of Kor.ha~'. South Carolina
Brigade in competition with the battle Of
Chicksmsuga not having been written, !
select it n. tho subject of the present let.
ter
The regiments Of which the command is
composed are the ID = C., CD u. Ken
nsdy; Sd .. c., Col. J. d. Nance; 7th, It,.
Col. Bland 9Th. Col Hennsgan 18th, Col
J. +. Gist, and James Battalion, Lieut.. Col.
Rice.
The Brigade arrived at Cntoosa Station
on the rail road September 18th, and next
morning proceeded 1, RingsoId, where it
Was united with BarksdaIe'- old brigade,
now under the command Of Brigudier Gen.
ersl liumphries. Oh 'hs sight of the l9ih,
the battle oil that day hav"g given u. pos
session Of the rivsr, these two brgades
crossed the Chickamsuga, and on the morn.
ing Of the 2oih moved into position IN n
reserve to Hoods division. About eleven
the latter became engaged, wnen K.rshaw
moved rapidly forward with Iiumphriss on
'"''" "oo' A"o
forming line under heavy fire. As tho ens-
my threatened our right flank, Col lI.nne.
gan, of the 9Th s. c., was intrustei with
-. ro"' "'
"a. N"'"'e'
evidently towards our right. A portion of
,.r H.;
nn.,,Iv ,,d -. - '"." 'e"''
i. ,,, ~
an. md ,wn ,,.Jn.L a., "t."
Of n h.ayy fir. w,, ,mon, III. ,,o.,. ,.u,.
my them 10 smother charge, when lie rs
eriyed . ball in his thiyb. and w.. horn.
from the field, General .K.r,baw now
promptly made his disposition, for rxu.v.
ing the attack.
The F.derals wer, posted in In, .ki,, Of
wood on the opposite side Of - field pr.L.
ably eight hundred ward. distant. with Z.
fence intervening thor flank. concealed in
the adjoining woods; their flag, e.,,,;,r
d.6an,Iv from mo- les, Inn, ,h,.. ,o;,,s
and their force. .p,,,.,,,v .vs, ,.n,;,.
our own Il,I, hand on .i,h., .id, X.
shaw, however. knew hi. ,.,.,,,. wall ,nS
how far he could ,ros, them and d.,.rn;,
Cd to advance. General u.urb,,.. .,
ordered to ,b, su,oo,i ,r o,, ,i,d,, w,u,
the latter wa. in motion Col H.,n.o,, of
the 9Th, was directed to snpag. IN. sn.,,v
In hi. front, and hold Them i, .b.,L ,n,;,
tie arrival Of the Missippisn, Thi, hsi,r
accomplished, bayone,. wer. fixed n.,,e,
bra.ed for deadly struggle,
"Souls were sineued for . s,o,;o,,,.r
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RditoriA. Dreyitiea.

We psblish elsewhere soaasmalisn OF
Rossncrans removal from command In Ten.
'nsssee, with the rspu,ed causes therefor
Northern pspers contain broad limitations
that Meade, Too, will soon have TO wax the
plank.
The Seniind aays that in Rishmend on
Saturday last, pork, wss retailsd seadiiy at
% per pound, and black eyed peas brought
81 So per asar. Vsious other articles Of
spriias necessity being heid at unusually
high rates,
The Yankee accounts represen, their loss
at Chich"maoga AT siGts killed and s.s67
wounded. Total killed and wounded ~ ,o2s.
They state their missing at 1855
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From Yankeedum.

We thank Mr. w. Il. ID. McAteer, OF Co
], 18th y. &. Regiment for sending US a CO.
py Of the Now York Herald, of the 18th Of
October. The extracts from 1t, which We
publi.h on the first page, pos.sss some in.
t.rssL or the reliability Of the statements
made by it. Washington and Baltimore
correspondents, we leave our readers to
judps for themselves. The size Of the Her.
aid and its business patronage s'ssem to Lc
nbou, the same as bef ore the war.
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$50 Reward.

ANYWAY about the lat May last, 4
- negro girl named Jane, beloneinr 70
The Estate Of A. A. Coffey, deed. Said ne.
gro 10 or l8 years old, about Eve feet
high very dark and has very large feet, toes
inclined Outward. l will pay Fifty Dollars
Tor the apprehension aud delivery Of s.id
negro to me or if lodged in any jail 40 that
l can get her.
X. G. POTTS, Adn'r.
Nov. 4, 1853, 39-om
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HEADQUARTERS,
COMMISSARY GEN'LS DEPT s.

COMAlSiSARi GENLS DEPT, $. c.,
COLUMBIA, s. e.. Oct. 25. 1863.
NOTICE ia hereby given to the "Board.
~ Of Soldi.rs' Relief throughout the
State, fhsi this Department will shortly be
prepared to issue = quantity" of co ITON
CLOTH, now being rec-iv.d from the Ora
n'te,ille factory,yo bc sold by them to the
soldiers families at cost and charges.
by order of the Governor
RICHARD CALDWELL.
Lieut.. Col. aud Commissary Genn
State of South Carolina.
Lancaster Ledger Print
Nov. !, 1868. 3o-lt
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-11-04
NOTICE OF. ESTATE SALE,

by the permission OF p. T. Hammond,
Ordinary of Lancaster District, and agrssa.
BILE to the provisions Of the last viii and
Testament of William Reed, deed. IwilI
sell on the 18th day of November next, at
tho late residence Of the decd in Lancaster
District, al the Psrishable property not
otherwise disposed Of by the said Tostato,.
Conditions made known on day of sale.
ISABELLA A. REED.
-, Exocutrix. =
Nov. 4, 1863. 39-5t.