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= -S.'-l sEcRET pIsEAsEsl II
sfa' AEARITANS GUTi
GAkARITAN'S GLFTt~
Yes, Positive Cure.
BALSAN COPAvIA AND MERCURY DIS
''''s''-A CARDED.
Only u rms TO Be- taken 10 erect Q cure.
Thsy are entirely vegetable, having no smell mol
any unpleasant taste, and will not, In any way, in
lure the stomach or bowels Of the most delicate.
Cures in from two TO four days, and recent case
In "twenty-four bouu."
No ezJeSsv, - IN ,Ais, 10 dAsaSs tnAateer.
Price - Sold BY
&C. FORD,
Cor. Eleventh IT, and Penn. ~.
. HENRY COOK,
'li' Alexandria, Va.
- DE1MOND 4 CO.,
IN o-ly Philadelphia
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MEDIeAI,E.,-V'.. Z.

"A MEDIGAI,a nzuo
Ds' !! s* 6 a1T : E''l. q ::9 7: 1s.3 :, 4. 7.
q: mxIlzsAsl litS .sS& s'Sis is fs,s3S sai,s
:. NJ E N, t., q
!: z. y !
Esslg Esl 5aT2t ISh3Gr ."BgJl q
." '''a,r r'r~ m y r.'ae na.mr 0
sREAr RlnIDY" s
ron RBruMArlsM, GOVT, NEURALGIA Luls.
+ pA0O, sffpr NECK AND JoiNIs, sPRAiNAg
HEADACNE, AND ALL hnHuMATlC 70
iIgLE AND MRvoUs DIsoRDERsi
For all Il whish IL h spssay ed esrtais rsias-
dy, and ssvsr fAils. This Aninsnt u prepared
from the fssips Of q. sssphsn swsss, ef csassss.
his practice, for more than twenty years, with the
most sstonishtng sssssss.
''i As AN ALLEvTAToR o. PAIN, II ID vnrivaisd
BY any properties Jdors ths pusiie, Of which tbS
most skeptssaI msy be convinced By ssasis trfsi'
This I,ninsut win cure rsslAiy and rsdssa,ly.
Rhsunaatfo Disorders OF evssy kinA, and, In
thousaa&s Of sAsas, where Il hss beSn ussd n bAs
never bssa Known % fali. . 'assi ~ t,1.,
. SoR NEURALofA, 4, II viii aaord ..nsdiss. relief
IN sv'ry fss,Aeyrr def'Nins ! !! = q
n will relieve the worst eases of HEADAcHEin
hres minutes, and u warranted 10 do u. j. Tar
TooTHACHE, saso. viii 1t su,s instantly. : /
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND 0ENERaL lis
SIFUDE, arising fron imprudsass or snssss, this
Aninsns v . nost happy snd unfaiAng remedy.
Acting directly upoa1 ths nervous tlssuss, II
strengthens aud revivtassths systsa, and restores
b to eissticity snd vigor. %,
FOR PILEs.-As sa external remedy, We eiain
that u 10 the best Known, and We challenge tbs
world to produre An equal Every victim Of this
distressing complaint should give II trial, for
will not fail 70 AFFORD inmsdiats relief ana .
majority Of essss, will eject radiosl cuss.
QUNSY AND SORE THROAT ,ars sometimes
extremely malignant and dangerous, but tih.ely
cure. 49,, No.. '- D. -.
SPRAINS are sometimes very obstinate, nd IN
iargsnent OF the joints 10 liable TO occur ne.
lected. The wOsst eass may BE- conquered by till
unlAent in two or three daysa q Ys..
BRUISES GURS.l w0UNflS. SORES, ULCERS
URkS, AND ScALDS, yls,a IssaAily 70 sths Won
| srful healing propsHtiss Of DAswEEr0iNPAL
LIBLE LlNAENT, vhAn used according 10 dirse
Ions. Also, CHILSLAlSS, ERoyTED FEET, AM
INSECT BITEs AND STTEos.
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u. S. REVENUE.

United STATES ESREVENUESTAM
u DEPOSITORY. CO...
COLLECTIONS OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
No. l16 Seventh Street,
Between 3 and streets.
This office having been delegated by the Com
missioner OF Internal Revenus ~ the Depository
for furnishing United States Internal Revenue
stanps, a fhli supply OF every kind and denomihA-
ton will hereafter be kept constantly on hand.
The following discount will be made:
On purchases Of 900, or more, per cenfum.
On purchases Of 800, or more, per eentum.
On purchases OF 1000, or more, 4 per eentum.
LEWIS CLEPHANE,
Stamp Depositsry and Collector OF
nyl2 IntsIusl Revenue iuT u. &.
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II causes frequent desise, and gives streugth 10
urinate, thereby removiag Distinctions, prevent
Pain and inflammation, 80 frequently in this olAss
Of Diseases and expeins al poonoas, diseased, and
te0TTi-ota matter. u . ~ .fg...r.a -, .
victims of QyAcRs, and who have paid Aessv Jtes
to be cured In q short time, have found they vers
deceived, and that the Poison" has, BY the use Of
ten to break out In an aggravated form, aud
Perhaps atsr Marriagsi .-
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DR. SWEET'S
INY A ]. LII IBLk lin N n T
sol DIE R'S ERIE ND
'-... And thousands have found II trsiy
FRIEND IN NEED
d u. S " = Z r. 3

Ask for "Dr sweets Infallible Linimsnt," )" and
take NO other Be not deceived by unprineipled
dealers who will try TO palm on some other article
on which they can make . little more profit.
The nfty cent bottle contains three times 90 much
A. the twenty cent bottle, and 10 much the cheapest
70 buy. Tryn.
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DLOODi BLOODii BLOODili
ID sOAEAy THEIR CAUSE A DkPRAvED
CONDITION OF THE VITAL FLUID,
which produces
SCRoFULA, ULcERs SORES Spots, TETTERS,
--sa' I ECREAL DISEASES, tr.
.. .-.. SAMARITAES
FOOT AYD HERE JUICES
10 ousrsd to ths public ~ . pohtive cure. Ban.
ishss Ill Impurities OF the blood and brings the
system 10 hsalthy action, cure those spots, Tet.
tsrs AsAlss an6 Copper Colorsd Patches.
sYYHHIS or VEEEREAL DISEASES,
Ths SAMARITANS ROOT AND HERB JUICES
10 the most certain remedy ever prescribed. 1t re-
movss every particle OF poison.
DO NOT DRsPAlR.
Keep out Of hospitals. ,K,rs 10 . cure In aay
sass for oS Pries ~ per bottls or six for %, will
sc. FORD,
Cor. Eleventh st. and Pens. ~.
HENRY COOK,
t ..l....' a..r Alsxandria, Va.
ssrsspss' '.'''.lH He::sssssSs;p e:sssSs; . CO.,
~
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EXPRESSES.

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
n OFFICE Sn PENN. AVENUE,
Washkpton Guy, d. q.
GREAT EABTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST.
ERN EXPRESS F0RWARDERs.
ksrehaAdise, Money, yewelry, yaluabies
Msess, Stocks, Bsnds, 40,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH TO al
sSes1sfeas ssstions Of the country. This Company
NokTH, EAST, WEsT, AND NORTHWEST.
Wl8HLN0TON, D. o., NJ YORK, BOSTON
PHzLA2ELPHA, BALTLNORE ON.
OfNNkN ST LOUIE LOUIS
VILkz LEXYGf0N.
Coansst1ons sss naAs 81 New York and Bosto
WITH Mnss iorwasdtng 70 the Canadas and tn
British Provinces, and NTH steamship linss to Liy
spool, southamptoa, - EAvre, and thence b
Huropean sxpsessss 70 Az psoIinSnt sommsrots
Cohesion OF Notss, Drafts, and nills made st d
asessstbls parts Of the United States
c. c. DUNN, Agent,
SD wanhingt0n. D. G.
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Hell MBOLD'S ROSE WASH,
An excellent Lotion for diseases OF syphintlo Ma
ture, and as Injection In disease of the Urinary
Organs, arising from Habits OF Dssp patton, used 10
connection with the Extract Buchu and pAriAa,
In such diseases as recommended. E',f
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Oautl0A.

To avoid imposition, obssrve the Signature and
Likeness OF Dr.. stephen Sweet On every label, and
also stephen sweets Infallible Linimsnt blown
In the glass Of each bottle, without which none
ere genuine.
RICHARDsON / CO.,
SOLE Propnssors, Norwish, q.
MORGAN ALLEN, Gsnsral Agents,
- OiR s>rsss, New York.
- aoA " ~ ssaasrs wssywhss&
WHY
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UsE HELMBOLD's ExTRAcT BUCHU
For all Affections and Diseases oi the
URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing in MALE or FEMALE, 'a-1
From whatever cause originating, and no matter OF
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these Organs require the ali Ola
DIURETI0 - :" =, ~ A.
AEMBOLDS EXTRACT BUUR6 IL"
Is THE GREAT DIURETIC. ....
And It 10 certain TO have the desired ssst In Dis
eases for which It 10 recommended. T. ~ .
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BLOOD
4 Y p II I L a

Helmbold's Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT sARSAPARILLA.
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CERTIFICATES Of CURES,

accompany the medicines. sHr- '
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Sf Ri&s::G!'. Z /! ~ Z; 4 s|sST q iO
Al 0SAzltlI Irassa, - -.
sA ~ issssss 1ssssv ss~Asns.
sasNs yoe0ltsanSsasA Rss.ssoAM
s"'s~ y..ssts IS :. st7a ti7frE'i'o0 e d 81 (; .
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EXCHANGE NOTICE, No 7.

RcaEoHp, Va, , Oct 18th, 1862.
The fsllo wing Confederate officers .,d
men are hsrsby declared duly exchanged
I. All officers and men captured aud p..
rolled at any time previous TO the first al
September, 1858. This section, however
ID not intended to include sny officers .r
men captured At Vieksburg. July 4,h, lss,
except such ~ were declared exchanged h,
Exchange Notice No. 6, Sept. I3lh. Ivsi
or are spsci6cslly named in this astiss. h,
u does embrace all deliveries made st Cit,
Point, or Other place, before Ssptsn,ssr I.i
1853, and with the limitation above n.s.i
oil captures At Port Huissa or .ny oth.r
place, whore the parties were released ..
parole.
=. The stsE Of Generals PenL.rt.,. 81.
ssnssn, Bswss, Moore. Barton, y. %. L..
Cammings, HarrIs and Baldwis, and .. Col.
onsls Rsynolds, CockrsIi end Dost.rv. n.
oihcsrs and msn belonging to tn. Esa ains.r
Corps and Ssppsrs and Niasrs and ,s.
fourth and forty siIth Mississippi R.si.
meats, al ssPtursd Al Visksburr, Jslv al.
1864.
.. The general oiissrs s.ptsr.d al Vi.t..
burg. Jsly <tn, 1855, were declared Or.
changed July ls'h, 1854.
ROBERT GUILD,
,, Ags'I Of Exchange.
lLssss.'sr Ledger PrGt)
Oct. -, 1853. ls-u
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ADVERTISEMENTS,

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ter the frst, aud one dollar per square
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From the Vallev.

We are Informed by . gentleman who
lately passed up the Valley from Win
chester, having passed over through Lou
doun and Fanquir, that the Yankees have
re occupied Chsr.ss,own in force, and
Isnd scouting partiss Of New York c.vaI.
ry to Strasburg and From, Roy al, TO gath.
or up srsggling Confederates, steal horses
aud plundsr hen roost, and pig s,ys.-
Capt. Blackfori. Surgeon Guild and
Chaplain Morton escaped from prison
and came over the Potomac iu company
The F.dsrsls were much infuriatsI with
the people Of Charlestown since their late
mi.hap there, and in their rage, set FIRE ,o
a number OF buildings in the place, which
we're fortunately extinguishsd by the citi
zsns. with the exception Of two or three
The wifs oi Major Ha~ks. while ramon
strating with them, WAS strsck by a troo
per with his sabre and injured severely
--Richmond Sentinel.
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From the Rapidan.

The two armies appear to be quiet, no
movements Of importance having taken
place for several days.
The Yankees on Ws4ns.day we're AT
Bsrsa Church, about Tour miles above
Falmouth. They were not in large force.
The enemy after a skirmish with Gen.
sral inboden's forces at Covipg,on kIi
back.
We understand thai, The b'igades Of
Hoks and Hays, at the ,ins Of the Eight
iost Saturday, were guarding the work
iag parties removing railroad IRON. They
~srs s,,scked by = small forss which
was roughly handled bo. the msm body
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"Oh, yes, massa, | know whar da, pine
10 we'll"
"Did you know that Lorsrzo Dow had
An appointment TO preach under that tree
TO morrow"
10 yes, msssa, everybody know bs
gwius preach"
We'll, Gabriel, I am Lorenzo Dow,
and il you'll take your horn and 20 TO
morrow morning, and climb up into tha,
pine tree and hide yourself among the
branches before tn. people begiu to gath.
or, and wait there Till I call your name,
and then blow such blast ~ heard
you blow aminu,s ago, I'll give you {.
dollar Will you do it, Gsbrislf"
"fes, massa, ! takes dat dollar"
Gabriel, ike Z.cchsus. was bid away
in the tree top 10 due time. An immense
concourss Of persons, Of all sizes and col.
or'. asssmbI'd At the appointed hour, aud
Dow preached on ths judgment Of the
las, day. by bis power Of description he
wrought the multitude up TO the opening
Of the scene Of lhs resurrection and grand
!asslze, at the call OF the trumpet psals
which were TO awake the sleeping nations.
Then" said be, suppose, my dying
friends that this should DO the hour-sup.
pose you should hear 1T this moment the
sound Of Gsbr'sls trumpet" Sure
enough, At that moment, the trump OF
Gabrisl sounded. The women sLrisksd
and many faintsd the men sprang up
and looked aghas' soms ran; Others 6sIl
and cried for mercy ssJ oil felt, for .
time. that the judgment wss Get, and the
books were opened. Dow stood and
watched the driving storm ill the high,
abstsd, and some one discovered the
coio'ed angel who bad caused the alasup,
quistly Psrsl,sd on . limit Of the old
spruce, and wanted 10 gel hinf down to
whip him, and then resumed Lis theme,
saying. II forbid all persons from touch
ing that boy up there. II a eolorsd boy
With tin horn can frigh,sn you almos,
out Of Jour ~its. what will ys do when
ys 'hall hear the rumPs, thunder Of tie
srehssgsli Hs~ will 70 be able to
sssnd in the grss, day Of the wrath Of
God i" He made very effective sppl,.
cation.
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FICKsBCRo AND CENTRAL MISSISSIPPI.
A private letter from Lexington, Miss.,
,h> Goth ult, e'ts some Information ~
to the situation in Central Mississippi and
Vieksborg. The writer adds:
On the previous evening, scouts from
Viek,burg reported TO General Jxck.ous
headquarters .hs arrival Of reinforcsments
to the Vick.burg esrr'sou oftwsn,y trsn.-
port loads Of troops. Il was estimated
that there we're in the city aud vicinity
about $4,000 Federal troops. These
were sIso reported to be making prspar.
stions for another advance on Canton.
and they were boSs,ing they intended to
extend .her lines 10 Pearl river. The
prize aimed at is til. M'.si..ippi Central
R-Groad, vi. ch is running from Canton
to Oxford, aud the New Orleans Great
Northern and Jackson Railroad, now be.
ing opsrsts cd from Canton as far a. Mad.
ison Station, within ten miiss OF jackson.
and repairs are rapidly being made to
work II 10 ,h&, city. The bridges over
Pearl river, ~ Jackson, are also being
bull, and early connection Of all the
roads ceutrslng n, the capital OF Nississip.
ri 10 anticipated.
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Lorenzo Dow.

IL 10 said that, NJ ono time, whom Lo.
rsnzo Dow preached under large spruce
pine in South Carolina, he assounssd
another. appointment for preaching in tho
same place, on that dsv twelve months.
The year passed, and ss Lorenzo ~s, en-
tsring the nc,ghborhood the evening pre-.
esding his appointment, he ovs,Io look a
colorsd boy who "" blowing = long, ito
horn, and could, ssI have heard them,
send forth q blast with rise, snd swell.
and cadence, which walked the schoes OF
tbe distant hills.
Orsrtaking the blows Mr.. Dow asked
him,
"Whsts your name, sh?'
my name is Gabriel. sir," replied ths
brother in ebony,
"Wsll, Gsbriel, have you 5een TO
Church hillf"
"Yes, massa, I'ss been dsr many and
many tune"
"Do you remembera big spruce. pins
tree on that hill T.
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EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. s,

TNiE following Confederate Officers a.i
Il men captured nj V,eksburg, Missi.sir.
pi, Ja!y 4th, 1868, and subsequently pare
cd, have been duly exchanged, aud ar. her.
by 90 declared.
]. The ofiicers and men .! General c. l.
Stevenson's division.
,. The officers and men Of General B.-
ems division.
3. The officers and men Of prip,di.,
General Moore's Brigade.
=. The officers and mon Of The Ssess
Tsxas Regiment.
3. The officers and men Of Ws.l's l..
gion.
s Also, all Con f.dsrats ofissrs and n.,
who have been delivered at City Point a,
any time previous to July 35th, 1858, Lar,
been duly exchanged, and are hereby ..
declared.
ROBERT OULD. Agent Of Ex.ha.r.
Lancaster Ledger Print
Oct. II, ls83. SS-N
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eosyaBElATa srATrs
ID u 4 A.

r U l. 81 NC HOUSE,
GRIFFIN. GEORGIA.
Having ds,srmiard to enter largely int.
the publishing bu-iasss, We take pleasure ia
announcing that ~s have added to our .l.
ready very extensive Office, several thousand
dOllsrs worth OF
NATE RIAL AND MAJ CHIN.
ERY,
and are now prepared to receive propssi
Lions from parties who wish to publish
books sr other pablics:ions, and who dssirs
thslr work done
SUPERIOR To ANY INTHE CONFED.
ERACY.
We will also perehass at a fair price auy
new book that may b" made marketable
md pnbli.h thsm ourselves
Dur publications ~ Present c"nsist of The
Rail. ROAD AND STEAM BOAT
GUIDE,
Price 81 oO
THE BUGLE. HORN OF LIBERTY,
Pfics so cents. ~ 45 90 q year.
III I. g. SWhYZF.,
GRVTIH, GA.
Nov g. 39-3m.
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THE RECO r D.

THa REcoip is issusd every Tnss.,.1
Mosaise, at ssr B"oksters, i4o MAJ,
Strsst.
Trsh.-T.n Doilars per anaum Nix
DoIlsrs for six months. n. .ub..,;,,;..
will 10 taken for = shorter period III.
Irsds ssPplisd Al fIh.sn Dollar. per Iu.
dr.d copies. The s.sh uss. accompany
orders.
Any person ssnding the monsv for Nv.
.nosenssrs' will receive siIth copy wliL.
out charge.
hDvEsTlsfAEHrs inssrtsd al 2S ssnts per
line, for each insertion.
We ha'sno Travelling Ag.s,.. P.r.on.
wishing 10 ssbscribs. should send their
name" direct I" ss, and with - little delay
uun,be,s.
Address
WEST & JOHNSTON, Pub!i,h.rs,
las Msin strsst, Riehn..S.
Nov. 4, 1868 aa-a.
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IHE ScARCIrY OF PRovIsIoSs.-Tbs
Fayetteville Obssrpsr save:

Fayetteville Observer save:
II 10 becoming . serious, question
whsthsr the farmers Of our State, some Of
them with atundan, crops, asd nearly all
doubsl." with sonsthiug to'spsre, will
continue to withhold ,hsir provisions from
market unt'l the other classes Of the com.
mani,y are broughtto the point Of star.
va,'on. A gentleman informed US las,
week that NJ that time there VAS no,
bush~l Of corn to bs had in ,"~n; u has
since been sold At $40 to $l2 per bushel.
and four has gone up suddsuI. to $1,000
per barrel. rts ID not because there i.
no corn and whes, TO spsrs there 10
plenty OF boih-but because for some
resson or o,hsr, those who have . surplus
will not sell them. We would most earn
estIy rsmousrn,s agsins, such . course
lis unP.triotic, inhumsn, aud must in
the end prove injur"us 20 Their own IN
tsrest, for il will necessarily lead to some
steps, Of legislation or otherwise. TO rem.
dy the evil and prevent starv.tion.
He that wi,bhoids,b corn, the people
shall curse him but blessing shalt ts
upon the hssd Of him that ssllsth j, -
saith the wise man. And tbis does DO,
mem that the curss and the blessing " III
proceed from she people" on:y.
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TAXES! TAXES!

Will attend at the following places
l. and times, for the purpose Of sollsctias
the TAXES imposed on Naval Storss, Salt
Wines, Spirituous Liquors, Tobacco, Cot
ton, Wool, Flour, Surgar, Molasscs, Syrup,
Rice and other Agricultural Products, and
monies and credits held on the lst July
ls6s. Also profits In 1861 on Flour, Corn
Bacon. Polk, Oats, Hay. Rice. Salt, Irsn,
Sugar, Moiasses, Leather, Shoes. wooien
Cloths, Blankets, Boots and Cotton Cloths.
Also on gross, amount Of sales made BY
persons doing Rsgist cred Business for tho
quarter ending September sOth 1854, viz:
Matthias Crsnshsw's Monday 9Th Nov.
John w: T@ittys, Tuesday,. 10th
Nelson Belle, Wednesday lhh
Al my Residences, Thursday, Friday aud
Saturday l2th, 18th aud 18th,
Mrs +. w. Husy's, Monday 10th
Ms.sr. Craig ~ T.ylors. Tuesday nth
T. X. MagiiI's Store, Wednesday 18th
X. Z. Poit's Store, Thursday 10Th
Dr. L. L. Johnsion's' Saturday aIst
Lancaster T.. II. Monday 2si
0eorgs Funderburk's Tusaday 24th a
Robert Hsglsrs, Wednesday asia "
Iaxahaw, Thursday 26th
Mrs Michael Hortons, Friday 9Th
John SmalPs, Saturday 2sth
Lancaster T.. a., Monday 1oth
Persons failing to pay th.ir taxes within
the time above specified, that IL previous ts
December lst 1869, will be liable to pay
ten psr cent additional on their taxes, to-
gsthsr with oil costs necessarily incurred 10
soliciting the sxms.
JAMES z. NAGIt.L,
18th District Collector (i.aneastsr).
N. B.-.Vosl Produced in 1861 10 to be
taxed 10 kind. aud tho farmer 10 not privil.
eyed to sommuts BY paying the estimated
value thereof" Therefore Shs SprinY and
Fall clipping Of 1864 will be returned 10
the AsssssUr and taIsd in kind.
JAMES n. AAGIt.L,
Distrist Colisster.
Osi. -, 1861, s6-St
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Of the enemy succeeded 10 getting between
the hrigadss and the Pontoon bridgss,
and it ~as in attempting to force their
way through, that our troop. suffered so
severely. There were 10, more than Two
thousand men Of both brigades in the
fight = Richmond Senttnsl
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-11-25

The EutA~ Wing says that = planter
below Fo'kIand is ssi!iug potstoe. to col.
dier' at one dollar = bu.hel. while all
oths" in the vicinity are asking four to
five doll"rs. II is thought that he is eitl,-
er on, Of his mind or does not wish to Be
clsssed among the extor,ioners.