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The Legislature-Bills under Conside.
Yafion

Our State Legislature was appoin ted to COM
Vene on yesterday, the 2O,h inst. To judge
from the business disposed Of at the first part
Of the Session, and the business still before the
two Houses undsposed Of, We may safely as.
sumo tina, the Session was not more than half
over at the period Of its adjournment in De.
eember.
Several important measures are yet TO be ac'
ted upon; among them is the Military Bill
We have seen a copy OF the bill now under con.
sderaton. Ii resembles in some particulars
the RESOLUTIONS Of the Executive Council. Like
the latter it divides the Militia into the lst and
I'd Corps Of Reserves, but unlike in this re-
spect: that the Company and Field Officers in
each Corps TO be elected. The first corps
TO consist OF all males between the ages Of Is
aud 80 years, except those in Confederate ser.
vice and except State exempts. The class Of
eIempts are about the same as those exempted
by the Executive Council. AL Offices in the
Militia are TO be vacated and new elections or.
dered. We will publish the bill when it be.
comes law: doubtless many changes will be
made before its final passage. Our Militia laws
are becoming SO voluminous that between the
Ordinances Of the Convention, the Resolutions
Of the Executive Council, aud the Acts Of the
Legislature, it will be exceedingly difficult to
know what the Law is.
Another bill Of much importance before The
Legislature is bill to regulate the production
Of cotton. The bill imposes tax on the pro.
Queer OF four dollars for every Que hundred
pounds Of seed cotton raised, beyond fifteen
hundred pounds per hand. This We look upon
as very wise measure, and It's adoption at this
time a Eeces.ity. The present high price of
cotton, together with the thirst for accumula.
Jug wealth which pervades the country would.
IN the absence Of prohlbtory measures, induce
many producers 10 plant largely Of cotton. to
.'e exclusion Of grain crops and the consequent
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IHE YANKEE finances The Committee
IN The Yankee Congress has reported IL bill
authorizing The issue Of $500 OUO, ,oOO
bonds, per cent. interest. payable after
twenty years; S3oo,OOo,Coo Treasury notes
3 Az per cent interest, payable in three
years; and $aoO,O00,OOO in legal tender n o,e.
without interest, and S5O,OOO,UOO in frac.
t'onsl bills, and proposes n tax on the cir.
cuIaton Of State banks. The sum total Of
paper money authorized by this blr will be
Sl,55O,OOO 900.
lhe Yankees Rre great people. IL they
cannot conquer us, they are determined TO
bankrupt their pos,erity.
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right to recognition il shown by reference
10 lhe past history of our Stntes, some of
"hich were recognized as independent by
"'eat britain in the treaty Of peace Of 1883,
ana hao been previously allies in war with
france. When our Commissioners deman.
ded recognition, they were told that foreign
Governments could not decide between
conflicting statements made by our Gov.
eminent and that Of the United States, in
respect TO our mutual relations, and that
Europe would simply recognize us as bel
i'gereEts, and preserve n strict neutrality.
Ihls apparent refusal TO decide was in re-
AMY decision against us, because We were
mus unJus,ly deprived Of diplomatic inter
course on the same footing rs our enemies
Inc question of the blockade il dis.
eussed at length. Its invalidity is shown.
az tested by the principles of the Congress
ot Paris, in 1856, and the whole conduc, of
'ne neutrality Of nations is summed up, so
rs To show that they have enforced all neu
'fa' rights that affected us injnriously, and
teF"ned rom asserting those that would
lnJure the United States.
Inc correspondence between tn. Courts
OF France, Great Britain and Russia i, nd
verted t. The language of the French dos.
Pa'ch u construed as n formal admission of
our abii to maintain our iud,p.nd,,,.
and Jus'ifes tho hope Of an early recogni
tion.
Ihe barbari,ies committed by Northern
troops are referred to, and the action taken
IN relation to the atrocities committed bv
"cLerals Mcneil, Butler aud Nilroy ex
p!alnsd, and the opinion is expressed lho,
The 'nfamy Of their conduct must be shared
by their superiors, who have in no ono in.
stance punished the pcrpe,ra,ion Of these
crimes.
In regard TO l.ncolns proclamlion, he
says our dctesiation is tempered by pro.
found contempt for his impotent rage. The
action of tho Government will be confined
90 delivering up all commissioned officers
hereafter captured in the ten States named
IN the proclamaton,to be tried by the States
under laws which punish those that excite
ser''Is insurrection. The proclamation i.
treated as possessing great Significance in
political point of view. 1t proves what
were the designs Of the Republican party
from the beginning, notwithstanding their
efforts to conceal them by false decl.rx
,ions.
The proclamoiiop !. nav, oon;J,
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Message of President Davis

RIcHhoSD, January lI.-The Message of
President Davis was delivered to-day. !,
opens with view of the military position
OF affairs, which is described as very salts.
factory. The fourth great army Of Invasion
has been defeated in Virginia, and General
Burnside has experienced the fate Of his
three predecessors--McDow.Il, Mcclellan
and Pope. In tho Wsst, the fortune, OF
war have been various. Battles have been
fought with fearful carnage or both sides,
but the hopes OF the enemy Of any decisive
results have been baflied. On the Atlantic
coast the enemy ars still confined 10 the
protecting cover Of their fleets. A review
Of our history shows that the war has en-.
tered its third ,nd last stage. The first
effort was 10 restore the Union, and has
been abandoned /; the second was TO conauor
the South and govern it as dependency,
but this, too, has proved impossible, and has
been abandoned; the third design is to do
stroy aud plunder what they could not sub.
Ject IL VIC continue the same efforts as IN
The first, this design will also be defeated,
and we may confidently expect that this is
the closing year Of the war. The enemy vii.
possess neither spirit nor resources for con.
iinulng IL into the next year on SO extsn.
sivs a scale. We desire peace, but will
continue the war at any sacrifice, until our
right TO self government, and the sovereign.
ty and independence. of the States are vim.
dicated and established.
Foreign relations are then reviewed. Our
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EXCHANGE NOTICE. No. d

The following officers and men have been
duly exchanged, aud sre hereby SO DE-.
clared:
|. All officers and men captured in Ken.
tucky, Tennessee, Alabama. MississIpui
Georgia, Florida and South Carolina. no Ia
December 10th, 1862.
,. All officers and men captured in Mia.
souri, Kansas, New Mexico, Arizona. Ar.
kansns and Louisiana, up to January LIST,
1863
3. The two foregoing sections apply not
only TO officers and men of the Confcdcrot.
service, but also TO persons captured in
arms or hostile array against the United
States, whatever may have been tn. char.
meter Of the military Organization to which
they were attached, and whatever NAV baye
been the terms of the paroles given Inv
them. If any are IN Federal prisons. th.o
are 10 bs Immediately released and d.liy.
ercd TO the Confederate authorities.
All persons who have been captur.
on the sea or seacOast Of the Confederate
or United States, up TO December 10Th.
1861. III any such are in Federal prisons,
they are 10 be Immediately released and de.
livered to the Confederate authorities.
8. All Confederate officers and men who
""'o UecH uc'lNtIcu ~ Slty POlut uD TO
January 9th, 1863.
6. All Confederate ofliaers and men who
have been delivered at Vick>burg 10 to De.
cember 23d. 1862, and including said date.
7. All paroled Confederate officers and
men Feceipted for at Vicksburg, up 10 DE.
eember 23d, 1862, and including said date
8. All Confederate officers and men can.
tured and paroled at Fredericksburg, VIr.
ginia, in December 1862.
y All Confederate officers and mon can.
tured and paroled ct GoIdsboro', North
Carolina, in December, 1862.
10. Other miscellaneous and minor ex.
changes, OF which the appropriate officers
will be duly Informed
NoTE All Confederate officers and men
who have been captured in Virginia or
Maryland before the LIST of November. 1862
and all Confederate officers and men who
at any time had been delivered nt Aiken'.
Landing, were declared to be- exchanged bv
a former notice, No. 3.
ROBERT OULD,
NJ, Agent Of Exchange.
Richmond, January ~, 1868, 30 CT
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Resolved, I'd, That we deeply sympathize
win his family in this their sad bereavment
ana condolc with them in their aflliction.
Resolved, 3D., That copy of these pro.
ceedihgs DC forwarded to his afflicted fami-
~ as sIig ut testimonial Of our respect for
his many virtues
on motion it was agreed that these pro.
ceed'ngs he published in the I.anea.ter
Ledger The meeting then adjourned.
ii. w. CAMPBELL, Chair'm.
THos. r. MAGILL, Scc'y.
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Tribute Of Respect.
CAMP CHEssUT, NEAR GEogcsrows, s.

NaAf IhEssUT, NEAR GEORGETUWS, :. G.
January 9Th 1868,
At meeting Of the Indian Land portion
of Company A. 9Th Regt. Ist Corps Re.
serves, held at its headquarters on the even.
ing Of the sth inst, 10 pay passing tribute
to The memory Of Corpl Wm. Y. Miller, OF
Capt. }. Il, Davis Company 49th Reg,. N
L. Troops, who died Of pleurisy at the gen.
eral Hospital in Richmond Va. Aged abou,
25 years.
On motion Of Ssrgt. r. N. Perry, the
meeting was called TO order by calling CAPT
IL. w. Campbell to the Chair, and request.
ing Thos x. Magil to act a. Secretary. The
Chairman then fully explained the object
for which "c had met, and passed a flowing
tribute to the memory OF the deceased.
On motion Of l.. X. Rome, Sergt.. Maio,
X. NJ. Miller and +. X. MagiIl were aproin..
ed to draw up a suitable Preamb and Res.
oluii"ns, wherenpon they drew up the fol.
lowing, which WAS adopted:
Whereas il has pleased the Great Am
to remove from the sphere Of his usefulness
on earth Corpi VIM. II. Miller Of Iancs..
ter District 3. g., and a volunteer in Capt
J. I. Da'is' Company 49ih Regt. N. G. T.,
who died at the post Of his duty in defence
OF the South.
Resolved, ls,, That in the death Of Corp'I
WIN. L. Miller The South has lost n good
soldier and true patriot, and the cou, nun.
ity in which he lived an honest and useful
man.
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S o u t h Carolina
LANCASTER DISTRICT.


Rf p. Il. HAMMOND, Esq , Ordinary
- for said District.
WHEREAS. ROBT. IIEGLER, has
applied to nae for Letters of Administration
on all and singular the Goods aud ChnttIes
Rights and Credits of liuIeton urgier
late OF the District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are. therefore, To cite and nd
monish ali and singular, the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me ut our next Ordinary. :.
Court Tor the said district, to be- holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 3O;h dav Of
Jan. inst, To show cause, if any, why
The said administration should not he gran
led.
Given under my hand and seal, thi. 18th
I - day of Jan. in the year of our
!" "S. Lord one Thousand eight hundred
~ )and sixty three and in the eighty.
seventh year Of the Independence of the
State OF South Carolina
=. J.. HAMMOND l.. D.
Jan. a, 1863. So-l:.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

Rf r. Il. lIammond, Esquue, Ordinary
- for said District.
WHEREAS, !. X. MAGILI.. has m.
Piled to me for Letters of Admiristrl
ton on all and singular the Goods an,!
Chnttes, Rights and Credits of Il ID
|"uihen late Of the District aforesaid, dc
ceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and 7dmon.
Ish all and singular, the kindred and credi-
tors of the said deceased, 10 be and aprro,
before me at our next Ordinary's Court for
The saii district 10 be holden Il: Lancaster
Cour! lionse on the 3Oth day of January
INST. 1" show cause, if any. why the said
administration should not be granted.
- J Given under my hand and seal,
( l.S. this the 10th dav of Jan. in
49, } the year of our LORD one thou.
sand eight hundred and Sixty-,hrce, and in
the c'ghty-sevcnth year OF the Independence
OF The State OF SU1lh Carolina.
l.. Il. IlAMMOND. o. l.. u.
Jan. n. 1868. 5D-l,
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WAR NEWS.
Attack on Fort Caswell.

CHARLEsroH, January h-Advices have
been received here that at five o'clock, the
Yankee gun boats openod fire, Yesterday
morning., on Fort Casweli, below Whining
ton. AT one o'clock, the firing ceased. No
impression had been made upon The fort
Confidence Was fclt in the efficiency Of IN.
ds'enes' Of the Cape Fear River. Every.
'hing indicates that the enemy. grand ad
vance IN North Carolina is about to begin.
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ESTATE NOTICE,

DERSONS indebted, either to the Estats
i of Isabella II. Connors, deceased. or
that Of Andrew J. Connors, deceased, will
make payment to the undersigned. Per.
sons having demands against either or both
of said Estates, are hereby notified to pre-.
sent them, in legal form, TO inc. for paw.
menI within the time prescribed by law
This notice will be plead ia bar to any
claims subsequently presented
w. Nj. tONNORS, Adm'r.
Dee 3 1862, A3-3m
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The report of the Secretary of the Treasury
shows that from the commencement of the per.
mancnt government: to the 3lst of December.
the receipts were t457,ss5, 900 the e1pendi
lures 24i3,4Il 900; che estimated amount to
be raised by Congress to the lst of July u
f4OO,OOO,O 900; the debt Of the Government on
the LIST instant, was $3.50, 900, 900, including
sss,ooo.ooo bonds, fs6, 100000 deposite cer,i,
hc'tes, s2is,0"O,OO0 general currency, and
Sl:o, ,O0O, 900, of 7.3O notes.
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lToR 1ns LANCASTER LKpGrR.I
In CANT NEAR FREDrRIcKsIuRG

January 4th 1863.
Ma. EDiroR.-Allow me through the col
umns Of your excellent Journal the privil
eye Of acknowledging tho receipt Of box
OF Clothing, presented to this Company,
Capt. N. Is Vanlsndingham's Co. 81" of
the l2Ih R-g'. S. c. W by the Ladies Of
the Shloh :. a. Society, consisting Of five
Blankets, two Quilts, six pair Lindsey
Pants, twenty lone pair cotton Pants, four
pair Drawers. eleven cotton Shirts, ] pair
Gloves, sixty pair Wool Socks, and three
Scnrfs, for which ], for and in behal: Of the
Company, do hereby tender nv heart felt
thanks and gratitude nhd pray that our ef
forts to maintain cur liberty may be as un
firing As that Of tho fair donors who con.
tribute for our comfort.
Respectfully,
}. ). WILLIAMSON,
Lieut. Commanding Company
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The Official accounts show a more sancuiuary
conflict before Murfrccsboro than was first sun.
posed. Hardee's Corps, with every officer OF
Brcckinridge's staff, was wounded or had hi.
horse shot from under him. Col. O'Hara, Chief
OF staff, Major James Wilson, Capt. G. G. Mar
tin, had their clothes riddled and horses shot.
Lieut.. Cabell Breckinrige, son OF the General,
only eighteen years DID, was among the woun'
ded. The loss in Breckinridsc's Division wa.
9,O55. The total lois in Claiborne's Division
was 2,U62.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

i'ANCASTER DISTRICT.
RI y. i. Hammond, Esquire, Ordinary
= for suid District
WHEREAS, J. II. McMurray has rpplico
70 me for Letters of Administration win
the VIII onncXed on all and singular 1hc
Woods amt Chatllrs, Rights and Credits Of
'"hn McNurray late Of tho District as,re.
said, deceased
THESE are, therefore, to cite and ad-
monISh all and singular. the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased. TO he and
appear before me ut our next Ordinarv's
Court for the said district, to be- holden ot
Lancaster Court House on the 3I.i dov oi
Jan. lust, to show cause, if pnv. wh,
the sad Administration should not be
granted. W
I - Given under my hand and seal
L. ). this 10Th day of January in
~ the year of our Lord one Than,
SAND eight hundred and sixty three. and il,
me r'ghty.sc'"nlh year Of the independents,
oi The State of South Carolina.
l.. i. hammond,
o. l.. d.
"'' -ih Iops -2t
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Gge Tehger.
S-------------
LANCASTERVILLE, SC.
Wednesday Morning. Jan. 81, 1868.
Personal.

After an interval Of four or five weeks. dur,
ing which time we have been confined by illness,
we are permitted to resume our editorial d,,.
ties. Whatever deficiencies may have been
ooserScd IN TINS department., We trust will be
overlooked by our readers. We hope to make
our paper, throughout the present year, not.
with standing the many obstacles incident to
the war, a welcome visitant to our patrons,
with whom we have held weekly intercourse
for six successive years
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The Capture Of Springfield. No, Prob
able.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. S.-Gen. Curtis has re.
ceiVed The following despatch from Gen
Brown
SPRIscTIELD, Jan. 8, 3 o'clock, M
The enemy is crowdng US and fighting u.
close, but my men are behaving we'll.
am holding all the strong positions, and the
enemy must fight as ] want him, whethe,
he likes it or not. GIN. BRows.
DIR. MeIcher has just sent the following
despatch, dated this afternoon:
"Geu. Brown is badly wounded. Their.
has been no severe fighting since noe H.
The enemy is in large force The enem,
took one Of our guns, but were repulsed a,
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Estate John Williams, ESQ.

4 Lii persons Indebted to John Williams.
"a Esq are notified to make payment,
and all persons having claims or demands
OF any character, are requested TO present
the same within the term prescribed oy
Law. This notice will be plead in Bar to
any demand not so presented.
JAMES ii. WITuERSPJ
Adm'r J. Williams.
Lancaster G. H., Oct. 81, 1862. 3S-3m.
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Letters from the Army.

"e are requested to announce that letters
from Virginia are at the Store of Mcssers Has.
seltinc 4 Massey, for the following named per.
sohs:
Miss N. F.. Dean, Mrs. Margaret Blackmon,
Mrs. Z. s. Coan, Lieut.. w. J. Slower, Mr. Jar.
ret Hill, Mr.. Wyiey Lyles, Mrs. Nancy Taylor,
Mrs. Miiiy CASTOR, Mrs. Christina Grim
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CorroS CARDs-The Milledgevllle (Ga }
Recorder says: The machin. now in ope
ration turns ont twenty four pairs day,
which are sold at six dollars each. Two
other machines nre nearly completed, and
we learn that the increase will continue "a
rapidly AZ the machines can be made bv the
workmen, until about :hree hundred pairs
arc finished daily.
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From Kinston.

RALEIGH. Jan. I5.-Advice, from Kin,
Ion OF 'hi. date, say that forty regiments of
AOoi'tlonisls left Newbern yesterday in the
direction Of Wilmington. A courier from
Major Nethezett reached Kin.ton thi.
morning. who says the enemy, from G,OOO
to 10000 strong is advancing toward.
Knston.
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Estate Notice.

ALL persons indebted to a. J. Sistarc,
deceased, are notified to make payment,
aud "ii persons having claims or de-
mand' OF any character. aro requested to
present the same with the time prescribed
by law.
AGNESS \. SISTARE,
Admr'r.
Jan. :, 1868. 4S-3m
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From Wilmlnpton

WnMpcToS, Jan l4-AIl quiet Il j..
believed that the fleet aud and forces have
left Newbern and Fort Macon. Their de.-
''na:Ion ia probably Gold,boro and vii.
m'ngton simultaneously. Non ccmba,an,s
have been requested to leave the town.
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Gov. Blair in his message to the Michigan
Legislature endorses the Emancipation Procla.
nation OF Lincoln and says we shall no longer
respect the claims of the white traitor to com.
pei the black loyast to aid them In DESTROYING
the Government.
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Estate Col. Dixon Barnes.

4 hh PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS
~ against the late Cot. Dixon Barnes of
any character or grad, will present the
same properly vouched, TO either Of the IN.
dersigned within the time prescribed by
law-"lI indebted will make payment.
DANIEL w. BROWN.
JAMES III. WITHERSPOON.
Executors.
Nov. 10, 1862, 4l-2m
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E.iate William Ross.

ALL persons indebted to WIN Ross, de.
ceased, are notified to make payment. and
all persons having claim or demands are
requested TO present the same on or before
the 7ih April next or this notice will plcad
in Bar to any demand not so presented, ~
the Estate must be settled.
}. II. McMURRAY,
Administrator.
Jan. 5th 1868, 4S-3m
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governor Coonrn OF Maine, was insuguratcd
o" The sth inst. In his address he WAS very
bitter on the "rcbcls" aud said that "thc ins,i
tuition OF slavery ought to wither in the storm.
il had raised
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Notice,
Jan. :, 1863.

ALL peTS"ns having claims against the
Estate OF Martha i. Crawford, deceased,
will present them, in due form, for settle.
menI. Those indebted to said Estate will
be expected TO make mmrdale paymcnt-
without further no.rr.
MARY ALICE CRAWFORD,
EXccutrx.
Jan. ], 1863 IS-2t.
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NOTICE..

Rf permission OF p. Il. Hammond, Ordi
- nary for Lancaster District, | will sci
at the late residence of Maj. J. w. Nisbct
(decdD on Friday the 3Oth inst, the fol
loving property, viz Corn, fodder, on,
horse, hogs, cows, sheep, one 2 horse wau
g"n, one uslc cotton, farming tools house
Mold and kiichcn furniture, SC. Term.
made known Oh day of sale.
MARTHA NiSBET.
Adm'x.
Jan. l6, 1868. 5n-ut
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General Rosecrans has issued All order that
all rebel officers captured be confined, and sub.
s'st on rations, until JEFF Davis recent procla.
nation is revoked.
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Notice.

nURiNG MY ABSENCE IN the army
~ James X. Lark is authorized to repre-
sent me officially. The Office will be kept
ooen AMI The duties pertaining thereto dis.
Urged by him.
u. J. HANCOCK, TC.c.P.
Lancaster G. u, Jan. 22, 1881. 5iI
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HYMENEAL.

Married ai Lancaster &. H., Thursday
Dscsmber the 18Th, by Rev. J. O'Conn-li.
Miss & RoSine, daughter If Mrs. II. Ievn,.
to MIR. l"C Norihrop, son of c. B Nor,hrop,
both formerly of Charleston.
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Estate James Summeryillc, de-
ceased.
ceased.

4 LII persons having demands Of any
"A character or gtade against the Estate
OF James SummervII!c, deceased, are here
by notified 10 hand them in for settlement
on or before the 10Th day of February next;
and all persons interested in said Estate,
either as lcgatccs or heirs at law, are noti-
He'd TO be present at the Office of the Or,i-
nary at Lancaster Court House on that day,
rs final settlement Of the mtt;crs of Tie
Estate will be made.
Ins notice will be plead in lar to all de-
m"nds, OF whatever character, presented af-
ter the Gay above named
q. w. SUMMERVlLIE,
Lancaster =. IL, ,. Z. Agent.
Nov. 26, 1862, 42-3m
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-01-21

Gov. Robinson, of Kentucky, in his message
recommends that the State shfll reject and pro-
test against Lncoin's proclamation, as it inticts
upon Kentucky fatal though indirect blow.