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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-05
Laree Fire I'M CeInmb~.

COLUMBUS, Ga. Feb. 3-Alarss Ars eonmsnesd
here u O'Clock this nosnlsg. Five OF six bui6.
inss havs been burned, ana ths Ars was stu rag.
lag at 4 o'clock A. n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-05

xs = csssd--At - len ssRioa q the Ane
tines C5ert, Jadgs Lyons prsst9lne. Nishssl Bue.
son .as ss,.sgnss, trisA M 1eus1 su1ty Of the
b h1nged ty the nssk unsn dad On Friday, feb-
ruasy 6lh. 4. murder of which Buston wss lord
guilty was psEpetEated In Adsmss Valley 1sw
day. before chrissmrs. The aovsaDer haviss
hung " aesordaaes with his sentercs Two men
ars to Be shot . Oamp les % tbs sans Day.
Fi,s -Ths alarm Of Gre, asoos Ct selcsk -.
easday morning was esassd By The buFninxof he
:sSs Il :as S z :. ssss e; e ,
isnitsd ty spafks from the chimney, 1hs lower
ses.ise wers cecapisd b. r 4. fsarsA jswslss,
sad % ,.anss, !s.ass d.y g.ois STORE; Ns seps past
~. p yonn =; Mh1ssso,d The roof was alnoss on
maeed by watsr. Lesy eI5N, covered By insur.
snee The building ws the properly Of John ".
4 Missaks.-In Tie cAAs OF wM 3 Wardaa, ~
fore tbs Mayor ON Tuesdsy On the charge Ct ffaa-
duienty obtaining two hh1s- Of sugar from 1ich
ard Canthcfn and converting the procssds 70 lis
o~n use, Il wss stated tsss The dsfenlant had been
AiAIy ex mfned md 60 At before tie Hussiogs
Court Thls Vas "a error. Only one or two VII
ing lad over On secouat Of ,hs sSsen = Of mass.
lial ons. whoss testimony coald not bs had On tAs
oeeAsioo.
+; zM Cel1sT Nisht.-s ussday uieht was The cold.
ct one since 1857. T;is fact wa1 assaftatnsa By
coWP xsiD0u VI tne tnetm010et0f ot tho City VA
tsr Works where tbs mercury IN ths tubs indissAsd
eight degrees below zero. should The prsssnt
weather contuus. o1r soldiers In the Aeld muat
sO6Af constdsrably The signs Of the times md
cato that ws d AL be- eR1rdsd more opportunities
taan We care to embrace for getting In . supply
Of ise sr fdsns to Last through the summer moaihS
lryess Yesterday Nssrs Ohalkley and Bsptist.
Of the ci polise. arrested man named william
Benaks for feloniouslv stealing sugar, lard and
other a'ticlss. worth si0o. ths properly Of o W.
6ptcef l. Co., OF tia Columbian Eotsl, and lodged
him In the cage fF examination before the Mayor.
a Ball IN Camp --on Trssaay night . grand BAN
was given at OhAdin's farm, BY ths eflcsu Of the
Wise Legion There we're about enc AundTed a.
GERS present, and = laygs ,aumbsr Of ladies hcm
was kept rp 81 night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-13

wheat purchased 70 the Of only 900 bush
els at 90 Tor white and 81 70asl rs for red Western
winter, and 81 "a 81 10 for amber Jersey Corn was
declining with sales OF 81 900 bushels mixei Western
al $50. CO., for sound; 800. sic for ansound and
heated 9ac for yellow Jersey. Sales were made a 600
bushels rye 81 05 81 10 for immediate and future de-
livery, and $500 bushels barley at 81 ~ 81 &c. Oats
in limited demand sac &c., according To quality
CorEs.-The days business was light, having oeen
confined LIS bags St. Domingo and l20 bags Jamaica
on p. g., with 10 bags Rio 81 SIC.
CorroH was in demand, and middlings closed at
60 q csc.
FISH were in better request, and prices tending
upward
HAY was in moderate demand 800 soc. for North
river.
Hors lightly dealt In At $780, 25c for CROP
PRoyIsoNs.-Pork was dull to-day, the sales having
been confined 10 600 bbls at $3 90 $l8 rs for old
SIS 80 SO 10 for now and $1 $40 Is for prime Reef
qnot, with sales OF 400 bOs at $40 90 S2 for plain
and $l2 rs SIS 90 for extra Sales made of
500 bbls and tierces Of lard within the range OF exc
1896 900 boxes bacon at 6c s,kc and 500 packages
OF hams and shoulders at 0xc 7Ac and &c. &c. But
ter was quite heavy at &c. 26c. for state and 1oc
19c for Western Cheese continued inactive at I2c No.
SuGARs were quiet, with sales Of only 600 hhds at
l0Ac. IKE. for New Orleans and exc 1910. for
Cuba.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-13

There has been very little change IN prices
enring the past week. The Western shares are
generally lower; Pacific, PIttsburg aud the Har.
(ems are rather higher than they were o week
Ago. Speculation for the present is dormant
She spring RISE so confidently anticipated by the
I'D operators and so welljustiaed by the earnings
y the roads, the constantly increasing issues of
paper and the ease Of money, has not yet taken
place. Al the board and in the street most Of
he operators are selling short rather than buy.
PIG. In several leading stocks, such as Harlem,
Pacific and Hudson River, the bears have had
bsvere lesson; but in other stocks their interest
Pccount has covered their loss, and their DISPOSE.
BON TO put out sellers options is as marked an
over. The traffic returns for March show an in
prease fully ne large as was anticipated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-13
MATRIMONIAL.

MATR1MoSIAL.-A YOUNG WIDOW HAVING TAsY
m ed the eaIoyments OF married life and believing ina
male helIsneet 10 man DESTROYS OF formirs
the ntance OF ntleman, with mairmony
would rather be odd mans darling than q young mani
slave. Address Jane, Dor 23 Herald oflce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-13
DRy GOODS.

Day GOODS. .,.sx,....
A ii E1is sSs BAYS IsSn INST.
e TUE S. sSH s sSzfHs FOB
sa1snsS = 4 e e; y::" !.
These goods we'll worthy attention q Ladies': and
more especially Of those used to the Partisan TASTE ana
LEGRAIN. TO Broadway. corner Of waverley place
BAHeAss sAReAiSS'
FOR This WEEKS TRADE.
We WI" ''""''' DECIDED BARGAINS
SILKS, sHAwLs And DRESS GOODS.
p''''- GREAT AUCTION SALES
'''''' and at ABOUT LAST YEARS PRICES
BLACK sks sFsr s:,s s.,
xozAhBreUEs vAsENoISs AND TorLINs at &c.,
200 PARIS BAREoE ROBES yards sash,. last years
styles, only So worth si2 each.
HEAVY BARNsLEY DAMAsKs from auction, o. 3d., g.
ALSO.
BLEACHED MusLINs. a! Iss, lsc and &c. per yard.
- BLEAcHED MusLINs, aic, ne and 2sc per yard.
THE BEST STYLES OF AMERICAN PRINTS.
At lsc g lse.
BLACK AND DRAB ALPxcAs. FROM AUCTION.
MOURNING DRESS 1O6Ds AND sHAwLs.
cheap, from auction.
BUN UMBRELLAS, anc quality at 81 80 each
QUILTS, TABLE cLoTHs LINENS TOWELS.
very cheap
GREAT BARdAfNs IN sHAwLs
STRIPED BROCHE SHAWLS all wool, at IS, s. 10,
worth s. 90 and 80.
STRIPED sRocHe sM SHAY - : ,a:a quality
FASHIONABLE GRENADINE SHAWLS,
IS ~ each, worth - -
CHECKED WOOL SHAWLS, desgns at "a to -
BARGAINS RECEIVING DAILY FROM AUCTION
and private salea -
W. X. PEYTON,
"a Bowery Houston street.
NHARLOTTE g. SMITH,
" HAS JUST RECEIVED AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
OF CLOAKS AND MANTILLA6,
FOR SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR.
Also MsseE and Childrcns' Garments, all Of the latest
Paris fashions
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day 0OOO0. 80
OPENING OF SILK AND CLOTH
=, OWL an .r,w OPEN At RETAIL. THIS DAY.
AT sS BROADWAY
day oO0lSs.
DLAIN AND FANCY SILKS.

pLAIN AND FANCY SILKS.
CHECKS, STRIPES PLAIDS, PLAIN, BR0CADES,
MORE ANTIQUES and every variety rich Paris silks
for ladies' wear including several choice lots received
PER RECENT STEAMERS.
LORD 4 TAYLOR
z6l 70 AL Broadway,
266 10 26l Grand street,
Al and 40 Catharine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-13

FIu"Ta ,.uruo.
Gu. issu:. s:.s S.sss .s ss
fs:. :. ssps..s mschipsiy and Sssis q
ssS e. .is
Piled liberal term. Also the attention Of our regular
SssY4s So Any
CRsA1 REDUCTION IN COTTON GOODS;
ssIl another arss. Rsd1c,,on IN Cotton Seods
q sS,;lss sS:ssis
r'g,; ;.ss -. e Ts:aP x VI" "
y y:rs VIDE VIDE s sssSS = !. III iss
An ....: .:i now 81 COO
H.: ss .ss s;:s .ss SPLEEN
S2 Il. s,fPIa a';: e
Opposite Stanton street.
INDIA oAMELs HAIR sHAwLs wkkNrED-iAND 4
in fLusS bsnsss sres 81
' oS1s.iis A. sS %S%.S ) %sss a ID street,
VIM soen Monday, 18Th Of April. entire stock
AUCTION t!H%
splendid assortment Of White Split straws.
E.:p.s Sssos sSs sr s..' f eSS s
HATS.
fhs nsW :s ,ps spanish RiSsi Y h c. '''e"''
Particular attention IL called 10 this department.
SPRING STOCK
Al new and choice colors and designa
sIsI I.S ss: S%srs S. :S q
''N' Oppcsi,s he Wsrh monnment '"''"
o''''''' A' '''' A''''A: T. BLuxoMs
I MEMS
ARNOLD CONSTABLE 90.
ARB oTTkalso
AT REDUCED PRICES
LARGE STOCK OF SUPERIOR
sHIxrNe AND sHsETlso
LINENS, TABLE DAMAsKs.
TABLBoLorHs.
NAPKINS,
TOWELS AND TowRLINo.
CANAL STREET, CORNER OF MERCER
II .oNDoN AND PARIS oooDs-rHE ONLY PLACE
Nassau street Circulars sen; graft: ' sAcksS CO. CO.
II largest above goods ever offered
'' " LIEN STORE l. 10 'SrI SsSi S;yi,Ev, %
Il ADiEs' AMI ChiLDhENS DkfAhIMkNT
ROBES DE cHAMBRB UNDER GARMENTS, &C., Ae.
ready made and made 10 order
LORD TAILOR,
Noa >ol 10 s7 Broadway.
NINE. 8. DoBsoN LATE FbRRwonAN WITH NINE
ll Demarest having opened business herself would
solicit call from her old friends and any
viii favor her with their patronage lS Broadway oppo
site Aston place, with Mime. Sutherland, Miliiner.
MOURNING MILLINERY
IVA Attention 10 sqvssted 10 this department. at
LORD TAyL0Rs,
NIAIsoR FRANCHISE IT. JoUANIQUE, IMPORTA.
M teur de chapeauf de ct de pale hcus pnnes
rubans ct sories tues ct bondea denteles gupues
Broadway up stairs
OPENING OF NEW STYLES
SPRING cLoAKs
AND
hANTlLLAs
go Broadway near Canal street will open Tuesday April
IA choice assortment D. titles n ne 20,
Especial attention IL called oppuina being
tbe most stttscuve al the season.
PAPER LANDINGS
At RETAIL
OUR SPRING STOCK is NOW READY
FOR EXHIBITION
FOR EXTENT AND VARIETY or STYLE
1T is UNSURPASSED.
Parties about furnishing invited 10 examination
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-13

~, .-..~,,>o.,..-,. Dn1 s<OODs.
n M VIA. RHoPEN
ON hlNDAY, 10 A n.
Th0HrH AVENUE
ERIs&aER AND hpROvED.
TIE LAHIEsr EMBROIDERY
AND MILLINERY STORE
GREAT BARGAINS
AT THE REOPENING.
eo40NJ WORTH or EMBROIDERIES RIBBONS,
STRAW GOODS FLOWERS, yELVETA
q kILhS. dC.
l0yoD Ladies' Linen HANDY erchiCfs To-. &c., &C., loo
lf,60O Ladies' Linen Hap kerchieis, lie. he 15c.
2UU Extra pure Linen Cambria. worth Soc, 2be
2bD Ladies' fine Linen (,0 orr u bordered), lSc
900 Ladies' ali Linen Hemstitch, 25c., 28c., Sic
.6tDi Ladies' extra fine Sheer Lawn. IKE
400 Extra Fine Needlework Handk erchefs, Sic, BOa
s. 90 Cents Handkercniefs (al Linen, lbc l8c, ac
5O0O Gents Cloei Borered Handle rchies Oc 16c
COS Misses and Boys Handke rchiefs, &C., &c.
EMBROIDERiES LESS THAN OLD PRICES
FINE NEEDLEWORKi FINE NEEDLhWORK
BANDED COLLARS, SETS, Soc
NEW SHAPES. Csc. EXTRA RICE
VERY FINE - = SETS. Toe, 81
NEW STYLES, SIC, $50. INFANTS WAISTS, SSc 70 Ia
1850 Real Lace Collars. C., ibc. 81 and 81 rs
500 Need e~olk Bands l2hc, &c., 25c.
A60J Needle ork Bands BE. &c., &c.
5000 Extra + ne Bands 75c., 81. 81 30.
NEEDLEWORK, EDGINGS AND INSERTIONS
$500 Gents Shirt Bosoms. all qualities, l3c. 70 7bc
800 Colored Needlework Bands 25c., Sic.
/ HAVE EVERY ARTICLE I ADVERTISE
SELL AT TIE PRICES ADVERTISED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-13

AT THE NEW STORE, "a SEVENTH AVENUE,
IA Ladies and gensemen guaranteed 10 receive the
highest price for each article Il east on Wearing Apparel
Furniture, Carpets Ac. for the Western mAkeS Trand
satay yourself Please do net forget call addres
W. NEWMAN, ~ ssventhhvenue. near Twenty.sixth
street Ladies attended By 2rA n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-13

AT THE NEW STORE, $50 SEVENTH AVENUE, YOU
can get the hishss price for lyorr cas-, OF Clohins
nue. between Thirty fourth and fhirtynfh B.
Ladies attended by Mrs Lazy. N. LEVY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-13

A TTENyION i-LADIgs Oh GENTLEMEN CAN RE.
"A ceve for their Caster Wearing Apparel Carpets jew
elry Furniture &C. heutmos value IN the rate Of gold
the we'd known subeceer has demand for them
the California and Western markets and he s willing pay
almost price for the same his customer
Gosts shsw!s nsss seddns &C. he sghss; price paid
mens Boots shoes the hghest price paid Ladies' and
gentlemen only se convinced Of the truth BY calling
addressing II. HARRIS l6< Seventh between
t FIRST and Ladies attended BY Mrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-13

ATTHR ESTABLISHMENT 9ss SEVENTH AVENUE, 1
IA have received order from the West purchase
Cast on Clothing Furniture Carpets &C Ladies' and
emen receive % cent than by other deal
BY calling addressing NJ ABRAHAMS. 2s3 Seven h
avenue between Twenyffth and Streets
mde. Ladies' attended by Ars A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-13

POSITIVE YACT-LADiRs AND GENTLEMEN, II
"A you want 70 get the utmost valus your cast
Clothng Carpsts Furniture and Jsweiry the bea you
tween IhirtveifhtA and Thirty NTH streets eaa. i.ae
than other dealers In New York Ladies' attended B.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-13

A GREAT DEnAND-e20000o WORTH OF CAST OFF
lemea having the above articles to dispose Of the
cd guarantees to the following pricesFrom $40 to $5
for Silk Dresses from s. 70 SO Tor Coats from 81 81
Pants; also Carpets Furniture BThe highest prices
paid for Old gold, silver Watches diamonds cancels hair
shaws guns pistols musical instrnments Please call on
or address j. ANHALT lb Seventh between Tweu.
ueth and Tweny-frst streets Ladies' attended BY Mrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-13

T Isl SIXTH AvENUE.-LADIEs AND GENTLE
"A you wish receive the highest price for your
Sss "a Cohing Carpet. Furniture Az the best yp can
avenue two doors from Tenth Ladies' attended by
Mrs Antz. True, win be dealt with 70 your satsfac
ion and benefit 3,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-13

T THE NEW STORE, ia THIRD AVENUE, LADIES
IA gentlemen guaranteed receive the hghesty
price for q cast OF Wearing Apparel Fu!n
yourself Please do forget call address c. mis-
ia Third avenue, Fourteenth street. Ladies' attended
by Mrs. Mish N. ftftIlt. ,.ta ~ n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-13

leans to purchase Cast OF Wearing. Apparel Car
pets, Furniture and Jewrry. The following prices
VIII be paid.Fcr SIN Dresses 9i2 TO $50; Goats $40
70 so Pants 81 to s.; also woolcn and calico Dresses
shawls Cloaks guarantee 70 pay the full value for
article Please call address note by post
y. ROSkNBER0. 2l2 Seveuth Ladies attended BY
nrs Rosenberg. where viii be dealt with your salts
faction. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-13

These goods we'll worthy the attention Of ladies' an
especially OF those used TO the Parisian taste Al
fashton
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COAL.

(NOAL-ss PR TON FOR TIE BEST QUALITY on
Red and Pink Asn, In yard $40 DcaDcer street corner
OF Goerck JAS. MOORE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-13

STONIshING NEWS. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
a q y Third avenue, between Seventh and Eigh u
streetsYou will nnd to advantage in dsposng Of
your cast on Clohing Carpets Furniture Jewelr
the city Call address IT, Joseph IS Third avenue op-
pose Cooper lpaitue Ladies attended BY Mrs Ieeeph
desire 70 purchase large quantity Of cast Wearing
Apparel Furniture. Carpets Jewefy &c, ~ Calling or
addressing him ladies and gentlemen obtain the ugnU
ia IN E .n.:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-13

PEAL LACRs.
choice assortment In
COLLARS. SITS. WELLS. sHAwLs. &C.,
for sale by
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE ! CO.,
Canal street, corner Of Mercer
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HHARLOTTE @. SMITH,
OF CLOAKS AND MANTILLAG,
FOR SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR
Also MisseS and Chidrens Garments, all Of the ases
No. iiIa Broadway one door above Twenty sixth street.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-09-23
OBITUARY.

JAnrs P. CAsKkr fell mortAlly wounded and
died near the battle field Of Gettysburg, Pa.
on the lst day Of July 1859, ia the aad year Of
his age. lie was member Of Co. "I." 18th
asSt. 9. V. Thus We are called TO mourn
tns ioss Of another brave and chivslrous son Of
me South, who Tell bst,ling Tor his just rights
against an insolent aud invading ios. Truly .
promising aud smiabls young man has fallen
tesors the destroying angel in this cruel war,
and now sleeps calmly the sleep ths, knows no
uskeihg. beneath the cold aud silent cIod in
"a, lar away from the family c.rcle and kin.
ated. oh Whata sad and heart rendiag thought.
AlAs! death inssiate archer, has sped hi.
cruel stsft aud summoned . cherished aud
ooeo'eht sou, kind and loving brother irom
The scenes OF earth 70 the land of sp,rits.-
jimmy was esteemed by oil who kus. him
lie enbraced religion In his 18th year and 90.
came . member VI the A. Il. Church, At Gills
Creek. He Was also . member Of the sabbath
School, aud vas never heard u use profane
language. A few hour. before the Regiment
vent is.o the bloody battle, u ues- relative
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-09-23
The Crops.

Our section was blessed with . good rain ON
Thursday last, which is the 6rst that We have
had, Of any consequence, for period Of seven
or eight weeks. Farmers tell US that the corn
crop has been materially cut OF by the
drought; particularly the late corn. The very
forward corn was nearly matured before the
drought came on, and is consequently nos
much injured. We hope, upon the whole, that
something like an average crop sill be made.
The late crops. such n potatoes, peas, kc.,
hsve1een seriously injured, but may be revived,
TO some extent, by the late rain.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-09-23
TAX.NOTICE.

a IL persons residing within the limits Of
q Lancaster District, who are required by
the Tax Act, Of the Confederate Congress, 70
make returns Of property or credits, are re-
quired 70 meet the Assessor at the times and
places named in ''notice 70 Tax Paysrs," of
Aug. 2Sth 1861. Persons neglecting Or refu,
sing TO make returns a. aforesaid, will be liable
TO twenty fve per cent additional Tax. Per,
sons holding taxable property or credits a
Guardians, Trustees, Receivers, Executors, Ad.
ministrstors, or Agents, are required 10 make
returns.
Returns for the tar in kind are required in
weight. Tax payers will please weigh one bush.
el Of each kind Of grain they have TO return,
and also return the whole number of bushels
liable to the taI in kind, which will enable the
assessors to ascertain the number Of pounds.
Millers aud Saw Mill owners, Blacksmi.hs.
Shoemaksrs, and other mechanics, are liable 70
pay . registry tax. Said tax is now due, Der.
soma failing to register BY the 2Sth inst, arc
liable to 4 double tax.
All ISSUES Of Confederate Treasury notes will
be received in payment Of the War Tax, but
each note received will be numbered TO cores.
pond with the number Of he receipt given tho
Tax Payer. so that il il should be discovered -
be counterfeit. its identity may be preserved.
Parties offering doubtful Confederate notss
will be required TO write their names In pencil
OH the back Of said notes for the same purpose.
JAMES X. NAGlLL,
18th District Collector.
Sept Is, 1853. so-3t.
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went 70 Jimmy and told him they aught to en-.
JOY themselves by talking Of home and thing
that had passed, for It would probably bs the
:ast opportunity that they would have 70 talk
together on this earth. hut jimmy told his
friend to keep in good heart, and never think
oi getting killed; saying at the same time, he
WAS ready 70 die any ne II Il was the Lord's
whi: he was good boy and . brave soldier.
lie leaves fond father, an afectionate mother.
two loving sisters and Ave brothers, with
large circle Of other relations to mourn his loss:
but We mourn not a. those without hope.
He fills the grave Of brave soldier, who has
poured out his lifes blood, freely In the defence
Of his country. He always acted nobly on the
battle field; no one can say that he shirked
irom duty, but all can say, with one voice, that
he served his country faithfully. Jimmy left
no enemies Ia his company. His honesty and
candor made him q favorite in his mess, and
was loved by all the company for integrity, I'D.
rightness and sobriety. He was nurseu by 4
kind friend on the battle feld until he died.
which was but short time. His last words
were to tell the rest Of the boys in the compa.
ny good bye. The Lords will be done. The
Lord giveth and the Lord taketh away, and
blessed Is the name Of the Lord.
Brother thou art gone TO rest,
We will not weep for thee,
For thou art now where Oft on earth,
Thy spirit longed to be.
Brother thou art gone TO rest,
Thy tolls and cares are DER,
And sorrow, pain and suffering,
Shall ne'er distress thee more.
Brother thy work Is done,
Praise be thy new employ,
And while eternal ages run,
Rest in thv Saviour's joy. A.
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The FARMERS of SPA tanburp

We learn from the Carolina Spartan that .
meeting, composed Of a large aud Influential
,,or,ion ,,f m. ,.,,,. and ,I..
,... n;.,.:.. r " sparta"
os D""e'' "N' "e'a ~ the Court houss on
ss'edsy last, Tor the purpose Of adopting ness
urss To stop the growth Of .pscul.t,on And ~.
tor,iou in tia, Di.,rict. ,t .Licb M. .r,.,.a
r.,,;o,;c ,..,,,,,;...
PA"'o''c feso'u''ohs were unanimously adopted.
These resolutions, e'"inati"s from the planting
intsres, OF . large and popuIou. D,.tric, Ar.
imp., tsu, and .bo,h b.. h.,, rr,,,
a., ;,,;,.,;,, no o,,.. "''
o'"e' p"'''o"S o' Tie state-
lie large nuGber OF refugees srtiliug ia the
up.coumIy, together with other cause., will. in
oil probability. render p,,,,;.;o,. ...r.. m.
.,;hc,,, II, i. ,I,.;,.I IT.. ~.
:. "ea TUG ensuing year. And
~ would be Well Tor those who are ~ ioI tunsts
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-09-23
SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

RfP. T. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
- for said District.
WHEREAS. MARTHA E. GILLIAN
has applied to me for Lsttsrs Of Admins
uAsion on oil and singular. Tie Goods AND
Ch.ttle,, Rghts and Credits Of Tisnal
Gillian late Of the District Aforesaid, d.
Ceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and aduos.
'sh al' and i.1s alar. the kindred and credi.
tors Of the said deceased. to BE- and Appear
before me At our NEXT Ordinary's Court for
tho said district, to be holden at Lxncs.tsr
Court iouss on the 7th day Of October
next, TO show cause, il any why the aaid
administration should not be granted.
I } Given under my hand and sssl.
( LS. this tbs aist dsy Of sept. IT,
tC~ )ths year Of our Lord one then.
sand eight hundred and SiI,y three. and in
the eighty eighth year OF the independents.
OF NE State Of south Carolina,
r. +. HAMMOND. o. L. ,.
Sept. ~. 1858. IA.