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The Impressment Bill.

We give below carefully made and
eompendous abstract Of the !mpressment
Bill. reported to Congress by the Com
mittee of Conference, and which has pass
I'D both Houses: d:
SEcrIoN l. Whenever the exigencies
OF an army iu the field ara such as make
impressments for its support necessary,
properly may be impressed by the officers
whose duty it is 20 furnish such property
TO the army. When the owner Of the
property and the impressing officer can.
not agree upon the value Of the property,
the impressing officer, upon the affidavit
of the owner or his agent, that such prop
sr,y was grown, raised or produced by
the owner, or has been purchased by
him. not for sale or speculation. but for
his consumption, shall cause the value to
b ascertainsd by the judgment Of two
loyal and disintsrested ciiizens Of the city,
county or parish where the impressment
may be made, ono assessor to be selected
by the impressng officer, and the other
by the owner, and in case Of disagree
msnt between the appraisers, the latter
shall choose an umpire, whose judgmeI,
shall be 6nsl. The impressing Office,
shslI administer an oath TO sppraise fairly
and impar.ialIy to the appraisers, who
shall then proceed to assess jus, compen
sasion for the property impressed, wheth
o. the absolute ownership or the tempo
rary use thereof only is required.
SEC. 2. The officer impressing proper
~ shall, at the time Of impressmsnt, pay
70 tho owner or nis. agent the compensa.
.ion 6red by the appraisers; and shall also
give the owner, over his official signature,
. certificate tha. said property is essential
to the use Of the army, and that it could
not be othsrwiss procured, and was taken
through absolute necessity; setting forth
the time aud place when and where tax.
en-, the amount Of compensation fixed by
the appraisers, and the sum, il any, paid
ter the ssms. When the impressing Of
Acer shall fail 10 pay for property i'm
pressed, the owner shall he entitled 10 the
speedy payment for tho same by the prop
sr disbursing officer.
SEC. 8. Whenever the sppraisement
provided for in the frat section shall from
any cause be imprscticab!e a, the time
Of impressment, in that case The value Of
the property impressed shall be assessed
% soon as possible by two loyal and die
interested citizens Of the city, county, or
parish wherein the property was taken,
chosen, one by the over aud one by tho
Copmissary or Quartermaster General
or his agent, who in case o; disagreement,
shall choose third citizen OF like qual,f
cation 40 umpire TO decide the matters in
dispute, who, being duly sworn, shall hear
the proofs Of the value Of the property
and assess just compensation therefor,
socordiug TO the testimony.
SEQ. 4. Whenever the Secretary Of
War shall think it necessary TO take pri
vats property for public use, hs may by
general order, through the proper subor.
iissts officers, authorize such property to
- taken. the compensation for the same
o b. sseestsinsd as provided in the frat
nd second sections.
eec. {. I, shall be the duty Of the
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A SURPRISE oS FoLLY lsLANp.-On
Tuesday morning, Pnvstes Carter and
Williams, Of Company X, Captain How
ard, attached 10 the Twenty first Reyi
lment, ). Z. ", stationed on Morris L.
land, went over to OYSTER Point, Fol!y Ia
lana, for the purpose Of getting oysters.
Having previously made frequent visits
without encountering any one, they went
unarmed, not expecting to meet any OF
the blue coated gentry. They had been
there but short time, however, before
they observed six precious looking Yam
KEGS, heavily armed, approaching them.
Here was a dilemma. Not Wishing to be
captured, Private Carter, with great pres
ence OF mind, started at full speed TO
wards them, waving his hard, and shou,
ing for bis comrades To come up The
Yankees, thoroughly frightened at uha,
they no douh, deemed a large recon moi.
tering party, turned and lied in the ,rea,
est haste to their boat, leaving their
boats flag behind them. The latter WIS
brought TO the city yesterday and pre-
sented to Gen P;pley - Charleston Cou.
rier.
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5 q U III CA ARO LIN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In the Court of Ordinaru


WHEREAS MR, ISRAEL HOOD. of
w Piekens County Alabama, hath bv
his Attorney or Proctor, filed in this oa;c.
a notice requiring the. Will Of his Grand
Father, James Summerviile, deceased, 10 n.
proven in solemn or due form Of law.
Therefore, do hereby notify and REQUIRE
you and each ofyou-Amanda SummerviII.
Amelia Summerville. uenrietta Suumen'
vile, Mary, wife or Robt Cunninobam
Eliza Hood. wife Of Samsei Hood, im,,
+. Summeryille, George w. Summery,Ils'
and the children Of Hugh SummeryiIIs, de.
ceased, names not koown. also the @ c,jIdrso
OF Martha Cunningham, deceased. 10 viii
Ann Johnston, Joseph p. Cunningham and
Robert James Cunningham numbsr OF
The parties reside in. Piekens County Ala
bama-all Of the distributes under the
provisions OF the said viii, ~ we'll as thoss
who would have been interested in tho
estase OF the said Pestator, provided he had
died iniestate. TO bc and appear before me
Thursday, the 28th day Of May E-xi. 10 tho
Court OF Ordinaryto be holden at Laneas-
Ter Court House, then and there 10 shew
cause, " any, why the said Will should or
should not be proved and ssiablishsd In due
form ef law, for what cause the sans should
be set aside or established, and TO such 9th
ar snd further shelving and proof % you
or either Of you the said parties may deem
necessary and proper aud advantageous for
your ssspcs,ivs rights and interests IN 'hs
premises.
Given under my hand and seal Of Office
at Lancaster Court House South Carolina
this 2olh day Of February 1850.
r. 7. HAMMOND, q. I. d,
Feb -, is0e, s-A
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The ENEMY At Norm EDIsro We
learn ths, on Thursday last iour Of the
Yankee turretted iron cIads. with about
twenty three transports, were At North
Edisto. No troops Sere seen to land
A scout reports. however, that a large
number OF negroes were embarked on the
transports. to be landed at Edisto, with
view to plan, the island with corn. The
iron el"ds. dou6lle.s, accompanied the
expedition TO give protection, il peeled,
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FRoM THE CoAsT.-We learn officially
that the enemy made a landing on Coles
Island Friday night, and that they came
there with one gunboat, three transports
and about two hundred men. Their OBJ.
ject ia supposed to be the levelIing OF the
old Notifications on that island, and ma,
king reconnoisssncs fVr the purpose Of
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MOVEMENT FOR TIE IMPEAcBMENr OF

MOVEMENT FOR TIE lMPEAcHMENr OF
LiNcoLN.-lhe special Washington cor
respondent OF the Chicsg" Times learn.
from a distinguished gentleman from
Ne" York, that movement is Oh foo,
in that city looking to the impeachment
oi Lincoln at the opening Of the next
Congress, as provided by the Constitution.
The movement originated with the most
eminent Constitutional lawyers Of the
country, including two from the Vest
lie says "esery intelligent man must be
aware that the crimes OF the Executive
and his inability to conduct the affairs OF
the nation, even in time Of peace, have
furnished am2:e ground for his inpeach.
me"t, and every true patriot will rejoice
to learn Ihas he is 10 be brought to pun.
''hnent. The first Graft OF the articles of
impeachment are already drawn up. II
embraces charges, which. il proved a..
gains' Queen Victoria, would bring her
to the untimely end Of Charles |. Eng.
IIoh people would not have endured the
ou.rages on their rights to which Ameri
can people have patiently submitted No
English King would have dared violate
the English Constitution rs the Pre,ijen,
has violated the Constitution Of the Uni.
ted States"
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Old Age.

lhe old man loves the sunsh inc and
the fire, the arm chair and the shady
nook. A rude wind would jps,le the
'uE' grown apple from its bough, fulI ripe,
iui' co'ored too. The internal character
''''cs correspond. General actiri,r is less.
Silent love OF new things and Of Persons
which hi' the Young mana heart, fade.
away, lie thinks the old is better. lie
is not ven,urescme; be keeps a, home
Passion once s,ung him into quickened
lie that gadhy Is no longer bnzzng in
his ears. Madame de S,ae 6nds com.
fe"s"''on in silence for tie decay Of the
passion that once fred her blood heath.
en- SOCRATES, seventy years old, thanks the
gods that he is now free from that "rav
e"ous beast" which has disturbed his phi
'osoph'e med'ta,ions for many years
Romance is the child Of passion and i'm
ag'n"'ion the sudden father that, the
long Pro,rac,ed mother this. Old age
has little romance Only some rare man
like Wlhelm Won Humboldt, keeps j,
still fresh in his BOSOM. In in,s!lectus,
matters, the old man loves 10 recall the
Old Time. 10 review his xvOrite old mon
no new ones half so fair. So in uo
mer, Nestor, who is the oldes, Of the
Greeks. s always talking Of the oldeu
imes. before crandfs,hes Of the men
then living had como into being; "uo,
such as bad degenerate days." Verse
loving John Qai"cy Adam. turns of from
Byro" and Shelly, and Wieland and
Goethe. sod returns to Popo.
Elder Brewster
expects to hear ST. Martin. md O,J
Hundred chnnted in heaven. To him
heaven Gomez in the long used musical
tradition. The middle,aged man looks
around at The present he hopes less and
works more. The old man looks back
o." the field he has lrod ",hi. is the tree
planted; this is.my foo, STEP" and he
loves his old home, his old Carriage. cat.
dog. staff and f'iend. TIE young man
'ooks for"srd-.he old man looks back.
Bow long the shadows lie in the setting
sun ; the sseepIs a mile long reaching
across tie Pla n. AS the sun su etches out
the bills in grolesque dimensions. SO
are the eveLts of life in the old man.
consciousness.
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The Educational Journal Forsyth,
Ga says:
The wheat prospect is Aa,teriug. Our
farmers tell US that j. sever was 80 good
40 at present in old Monroe"
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appoint said Commissions, to appoint
another Commissioner TO act in coniunc.
ton with the Commissioner appointed by
the President, who shall receive eight dol.
lars day compensation and ten cents
mileage, to be paid by the Confederate
Government. SAID Commissioners shall
constitute Board, whose duty it .b all
be to hH upon the price to be paid by the
Government for all property impressed O,
taken, so as to afford just compensation
to the owners thereof. Said Commission.
ers shall agree upon and publish sched.
ule OF prices every two months, or of,enel
If they shall deem proper; and in the
event they shall not agree in any matter
con6ded 10 them, they shall have power
to appoint An umpire, whose decision
shall be The decision Of The Board. The
Commissioners shall be residents Of the
State for Which they are appointed. aud
if the Governor Of ary State refuse o,
neglect TO appoint Commissioner with.
in ten days after request to do so by
the President. the President shall appoin,
both Commissioners, by and with the con.
sent Of the Senate.
SEC. 6. All property impressed in the
hands of any person other than the per.
sons who have grown, raised or produced
the same, or persons holding The same
for their own use or consumption, shall
be paid for according to the schedule
prices 6sed BY the commissioners. But
# the impressing officer or the owner shall
differ as 10 the quality Of the article i'm.
pressed, thereby making it fall within
higher or lower price named in the sched.
ule, then the owner or agent and the Of.
ticer impressing may select each loyal
and disinteres,ed citizen, duly qualified,
to determine the quality Of said property
who. in case Of disagreement, appoint an
umpire Of like qualifications, and his de.
cis'on, If approved Ly the impressing off.
Ger, shall be final. If no, approved, the
impressing officer shall send the award TO
,a.so.. T.. .:.... w ' WV" "''
said Commissioners may hear testimony,
I"."-
the impressing officer, without preiudice
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originally impressed shall be received AS
prinsa faeis evidence Of the value thereof.
SEC. 0. Where slaves are impressed to
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LANCASTER SOUTH APRIL 1862

determining the best base Of operations
in their proposed attack on this CITY,
Charleston Courier.
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The LANCASTER LEDGER
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THE EVENING STAR.
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
Correspondence OF the Star.l

GEORGETOWN, July q, 1889.
At the meeting Of the Board of Common
Council on Friday evening last, a.message was
received from the Mayor informing the two
Bosfds that he had sold at public auction the
lots on Water street and the lot at the corner OF
I4ingan and Prospect streets.
MIR. Tenney offered q resolution authorizing
the payment of a debt due the Farmers il
Mechanics Bank.
Mr. Collins reported resolution to pay the
expenses of the Poor and Work House for the
quarter ending June 80, 1862
The resolution prohibiting the granting of
licenses to persons OF color to sell spiritu ous
liquors, was referred to the Recorder.
merchandise 10 Hyde & Davison steamer Sal
vor. NJ otis, Merchandise to Morgan & Rhine
hart; steamer Heien Agusta, Sillman, Troy, N.
r., on a pleasure trip; steamer Calvin, Thomp-
kins, Kane, Bait. light; schr. VIM. c. Bane,
Frazier, Port Deposite, lumber to Wheatley;
VIM. b. Morgan, Williams, Havre DE Grace,
Nd, lumber TO jas. Libbey; Jno. Thomas
Grayener, Vienna, lumber to same Ross
Winans, WinRns, Cade, Port Opposite, do, do :;
Emily Webster, Clemens Bay, wood; Maria F..
Egen, James, Port Deposite, lumber to Jas.
wood to Semmes; NJ. ]. Fardy, Cooper,
salisbury, Maryland, lumber to Wneatiey;
Beers heha, Galloway, Havre. de. grace, coal TO
Dixon King; George F. Tyler, Phii'a, coal 10
do; Union, Smith, Seaford, wood to Hyde d
Davidson; Albert, Murphy, Havrs. de grace,
coal TO Dixon l. King: Amboys, Harris, Sea
ford, wood to Slower; ID. b. Warner, Alden, N
Y, hay 10 Govt; Little Rock, Garrison, Cam.
den, N. ). may to do; Susan Ellen, Waums-
ley, Baltic, grain to Hartley & Bro. Hoxall,
Bogett, Alexandria, light; Hope, Phillips, Bal
timore, grain to NJ. Young; sloop Star, King,
Russell, Salem, N. j., hay to p. Berry; Seal,
Ackle, Salem, hay to do.
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o r r I G L A L.
WAR DBPARTMErr,
Provost MARSHAL Generals O6iee,
Rnshiu1kou n q 1ulu L. ladl

Provost MARSHAL Generals O6iee,
Washiagsoa, D. c., July IL, 1859.
Cireuldr, No. AZ.
1. Drafted men become soldiers in the service
ha wing been drawn in the draft. The notfca-
ton, served upon them by the Provost Marshal,
is merely an announcement Of the fact, and an
order for them to report for duty, at desig-
mated time and place.
II. The following opinion of the Hon. William
Whiting, Solicitor OF the War Department, is
published for the information OF all concerned:
when q person has been drafted, IN pur-
suance Of the Enrolment Act OF March 9, 1888,
notice OF such draft must be served within
ten days Their after, by written or printed
notice, to be served on him, personally or by
quiring him to appear at designated rendeZ-
yous to report for duty Any person failing to
report for duty after notice LEFT AT HIS LAST
PLACE OF RESIDENCE, or served on him PEI
ally, without furnishing a 81 bstitnts or paying
the $500, is pronounced BY law to be deSerter:
he may be arrested and held 70 irlai oy cur
martial, and SENTENCED TO DEATH.
elf a person after being drafted, ana before
receiving notice, deserts, notice may still be
served by leaving it at his last place of resi-
dence, and if he does not appear in accordance
nth the notice, or furnish the substitute or pay
the $3.50, he Will be in law u deserter and must
be treated accordingly. There Is no way or
manner in which a person, once enrolled, can
escape his public duties, and when drafted,
whether present or absent, whetaer he changes
his residence or absconds, the rights OF the
United States against him are secured, and it
is only by performance OF his duty to the
country, that he win csc ape liability to be
treated as criminal"
WILLIAM WHITING,
Solicitor Of the War Department
JAMES b. FRY,
jy 20-tf Provost Marshal General.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the nAran
Of Bitters put quart bottles, eonpou nded of the
cheapest whisky or common rum, costing from %
to cents per gallon, the taste disguised by AniSa
or Coriander Seed.
This class eff Bitters has caused and win continue
to cause as long as they can be sold, hundreds to
die the death of the drunkard. BY their use the
system is kept continually under the influence OF
Alcoholic Stimulants of the worst kind the desire
all the horrors attendant upon drunkards life and
death.
tiers, we publish the following receipt. Get oas
boule RoQAasd's German Bitte7S and mix with three
sxarts Of good Braady Whisky, and the result win
be y preparation that will far ercl in medical viz
tues and true excellence of the Lilo aor
will have all the virtues of Hoafaad's Bistsrs IN
connection With good article of Liquor, at much
cost you.
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.

RESOLUTION in relation to opening streets
kes0!rtd ~ the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
That any person opening, or causing to be opened,
of the streets. lanes OF alleys in this town,
shall be required TO keep that part of the street,
lane alley opened in good repair for one year
from the date OF opening
Resolred, further, That it shall be unlawful for
any one to open of the streets, lanes alleys
of the town without the consent of the Commits
sioner of Streets, except for the introduction of
gas and in all cases when culysrts or sewers may
be desired, the consent of he Corporation must he
obtained.
Kesolred, further, That any one violating any of
to fine of not less than i've d !lar than
twenty, which penalty is hereby imposed, to be
recovered as fines usually are.
Corporation is inconsistent with these resolu-
lions be, and the same is hereby repealed.
Approved July 4, 1863.
A RESOLUTION relating to Hi Oh street.
RGsolred by the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
That the sum of three hundred dollars, much
thereof as may be necessary, be, and the same is
hereby, appropriated to complete the grading and
sraveling of High street to be paid to the order of
the Street Commissioner, he giving vouchers for
the work done on said street.
Approved July 4, 1858.
A RESOLUTION for payment of certain claims.
Reso!rtd by The Beard Of Aldermen and Board Of
That the Clerk pay to the order of W H Fletcher
forty-nine dollars and ninety four cents for work
tas in
twenty-five cents for blacksmith work done for
Corporation to June 5, 1868 inclusive.
Approved July 4. 1863.
A RESOLUTION in relation to digestins the laws of
this Corporation
Rssofred Sg the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
CoMnioH Council Of the Corporation Of Georgeforn,
That the Recorder be requested to pare gest,
srdnsnees and resoutiens of this
now in force. [Approved July I8. 1873.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
w ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, June q, 1865
General Orders, No. los.
The Ad5utant General win provide an appropri-
ate medal of honor fer the troops whe, after the
expiration of their term have offered their services
to the Government in the present emergency, and
also for the volunteer troops from other cIaes
have volunteered their service in the States Of
Pennsylvania and Maryland.
By order Of the Secretary of War
e D. TOWNSEND,
ie so Assistant kdjutant General
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF WASH.
IL INGTON
QFee ChtG Qnartermaster, May q, 1863
DEALERS IN AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GAR
DEN SEBps, &C., are requested to furnish this Office
price lists of the various articles Of their trade
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
mel ELIAS NJ. GREENE, Che Quartsrmastsr, De-
partment of Washington my2Su
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1861 THB 1855
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
&@

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD
- -
Is a ,1as1.olGzz .ia Il so sg6aasss''on.'
.-o SPEED, sAs ~ Asb oohSoossfSif 1A-''
BAGGAGE, 0H10kzD rH1 sSSH ha aAvn Dos,
rl Hfsbs RA5hT II FB1 FfF4 sses
CLOS. ook IL 4 sass II hainxRR1sBuse
NORTHERN M c Ghs1Hs K Il ssiarLRoAD.
THE GREAT AZ d s8lHrss ROUTE
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
WEST. NORTHWEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
The Northern Central Kaiircaa COMPANY ~, norshs.s
q soa .ss
SPLENDID sLErpI ISa Ga CARS ON ALL NIGHT
SMOKING AID SALOON OARS ON ALL TRAINS
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers viii take the $50 q. IA. and 50 p. n.
and g. Is ,. m. trains on the Northern Central Rail.
road, and arrive in Harrisburg At p. M and I.s5
Ssnss Rssosa
FREIaHTs.
By this route Treishts of all descriptions can be
forwarded to and from ANY point on the Railroads
Iowa or Missouri, by RAILROAD direct.
The Pennsylvapis Central Railroad also connects
be forwarded to any port on the Ohio, Muskingu
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, illinois, Missis.
Red Rivers; and at Cleveland, Sandusky, and Chi.
ca&o with steamers to all Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transpor
tAtion of their Freight to this Company can rel,
81
In the West By the Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
sYs at all tines Jarorabls eAdsgsd BY otA1
Railroad C07upoNtss.
~ BE tisuiar to mark packages "Via Peana
WIN BROWN, Agt Northern Central r. r.,
No. so North street, Baltimore,
lN0CH LEWIS, Genl su perintendent, Altoona, Pa
q. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent Phfla-
delDhia. ian 7-lyI