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can have fresr scope. 10 art, no denun-
cistion, no philsnthrophy, can secure good
wages to women so long as they constitute
fifty five per cent. OF the entire communi-
ty, yet are allowed but forty per cent. Of
the work.
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DEMAs 3. BARNES CO.,
General agents,

iuyl.E2 sz sle---sA. .s.--s--- ss@ -: =:
7F6e 1!6ieT A, 91buEss on MAnnood aRs
frequently lost o. susp Nnaee y
oiOus habits thAtswiu II "i-''' - ~
disease unles5 checked IN Z - =. - -,
down IN the treafiss HUEIA y .., 49,
ted With oOlored sngrNvings and -,, - -.
tbs ne, ,,ind.ci tbs rsos ,.rso,,ir fssias thel
IN the night ebannoi for rel.s5 o bodily - -
sS0Ey and despair.
sg-sold b. Dr.. BARsoW, 1sf Biseei eS 81 -; -
Price IS cent? Sent lres egsFyWhsre. So aoA Na-'
uieut OF % tIrfeaomaF' IN another ools ma . -
I'd al.O bT G. ". CLARK. orus rat, OispslA -
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lkrom Bsv.5. .aston Brown, D. D., Editor Of the
kne9eioredis Religious KnoWledqel
Although not disposed TO favor or recommend Pat
ent Medicines general, tarOugh distrust Of thei
Ingredients and e1ects, Vet know OF 10 sufficient
tessofl3 why mar may testify 70 the be1efts he
believes himAsl to hase sceived q ON auy simple
ke9aratisn, ~ the hlDo > may thus contribute 70
90 this ne ore readi{v "a regard 70 HnaaRud's a
.!ermAn btttersI prepared o. Or. q. N Jackson of
ths oityb because was prsIudiesd sFainss them for
man years. under the impression that they were
chiefy an alcoholic mixture an .ndsbted To nv
Hlend Robert Shoemaker EQa., or be removed this
Ieiqolee oy proper tesla, and for announcement TO
III Nom, when suffering from great and ioHg oontiT
ue1 deDity; The ue Of three bOttlss OF these Bit
tsfs at tho baGinning Of the present year was fol
lowed Dy evident relief and restoration 10 dssraa AZ
bodily aud mental ':gor which had aot felt ioF siS
months before, and had OF reqsiniDr
therefore thaH God and my friend for directfA1 -
70 the use OF them. j. NEWTON bR1Wl &
Philadelphia June ., ls5L
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25

On Sunday morning the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher preached his first sermon
since his return from Europe in his church.
The house was fIled-the passage ways,
even further than the speakers voice could
be heard, were crowded, and hundreds who
did not arrive before the hour for services
to begin were obliged to go away, unable
to obtain admission.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25

ohArge Of One Can't Persons calling for them Will
~ The once VIII be open " A. NJ and oioss
LADIES LIST.
Atsms MS An lrcWs Mel Anderson Laura
Allen Aary eb n ; lie Austin EliEa
Aoams EvslIne
Bslford wm Baudsr sst.is BsokwI.h W
Belts Maria R5ie Mar Bacger L zzle A
R.oVn Loitis Burns johanna Burges Joseph
RuiliHgame H B4urerHN Blood Seorgia
Bridgs risry Bartlett CS Bradford Adline
Barb T Ntsua II ROJdF
O
O,Os-brO ,mwH Chase arab Chapman NJ J
Oisrk Jane campet JOaBa UroIk John
Ccx Julia Craig lsao liza Cadwaiader 4
COrlett Allie
Dustin N z Dwysr NARY Dick Mary
oayls Mai Dovay izze avs Daytl
Dayton D pelOng Celia
Fletcher Tauon fheey Freon an Francs
Fulkerson C0nelin ElyoR Ann
srsgoryO aeoi.siisA erbrsatn ME
Grnmmitt Mary Graham Ms Gaines LaIst
Grs Il An Jane tlilliiH.d G GO"dw n Maggie
Graunis Flora Graham II GOOD AmanNR
Horton WI HaistinsssF Bea'o1 Sophia
asmiin Marietta Hsmiifon n Harris Himeris
Harris X Xmsnas Hunt Fred HoOn NC ward
aardy Cathe me 1an,lten Olara noleOHD =
3ss! 93lss!us SBAau is-sor sssa 4 ~ u.tev ~
"a Hgs 6aTt51n v uealsg 80 ~ nihsrt
'Ai4A AuS-iuo
Jones villa johnson Mary Jones Lewis
Jones Hannah JaQua lice
IoegM Kennedy A Keenan E.izl
~ ,t-rr T-r,., n Fo.krvoo5 Izzie
NJ
,tSoItbE Nil WcWacIr ! igIis NcEr fs IsabeII
Nm ~ al y Mcartbnr I'm
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25

Stephen WetnOrs, Esq, of Perrysburgb,
ohis. an old man Of q, was on his death
bed ct the time Of the late election, but was
earnest to vote once more Tor the Union
cause. On learning this the Judges of
Election took the ballot box TO his bedside.
and for the last tins he voted for the Union
end for freedom.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25
ATTENTION, soLDIEB,.
AMI the Friends Of Sr',d;o,,IJ

We call tho attention q al Ia, A.
friends 10 the army the fact thI ng rHlaIons or
induced u sxoosnra and ~ 4ths OF tue diseases
amp ,ite In lie Iisfs nabF iyauOns, inoident 10
,oticed tkat ysrT 49, al OF the sick il viii be
r-,m 5ehliith EyerT - dsOpOrtiOa are suffering
,s-itsfiSs i, saSins ,ierman Bitters We have no
0Sst snioRs g1rst3 1aIh the-s Bitters wers freely
Sgyed that 6fhsryg iars hlndres of lives might be-
Fhs nso5yistT, ~ Sc would be lost
o sHfferers - are daily receiving tn Ankiul letters
r,aa1 restor Il 1 tue army and hospitals, who have
NJ "a ~ &c eq 10 health by ID aso Of thsss BitTsrs
- =" IN - their friends
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25
A Powerful and Ma Rnifcr nj ship If War
Fitting Our

/
| FitIinG Our.
From the Washington Republican.
Four or five years ago the old line-of
battle ship Franklin, then lying as re,eiv
ing ship at the Charleston. Massachusetts,
Navy Yard, was taken to the Kittery,
| Maine, Navy Yard to be repaired. She
was put in the dry dock and the work of
demolition commenced, but it was soon
found that the iimbers composing the frame
work Of the ship, upon which the recon-
struetiou was to be based, were too much
decayed TO warrant the constructor, Mr..
VIM. T. Hsnscom, in proceeding TO execute
his order to repair her. He reported the
facts to the Navy Department and received
an order finally to take the Franklin en-
tirely TO pieces, and TO construct q new
vessel Of the same name and upon an en-
tiFely rev model, which was doae. That
vessel was never launehed. She is now
upon the stocks of one Of the great ship
houses at the Kittery yard. She has been
visited by thousands, among whom are
some Of the most skillful naval architects
in ths world. All unite in praising her
general beauty. Shs ip aew to be lsunched
and put into commission. Her engines,
Two in number, will be unusually power
ful. The Franklin will be launched soon,
and will be made ready for sea as soon as
the engine builders in Boston, complete
their difficult and most important work.
Tho Grent GOld-aIining lIiddie REGION,
IFrom the Rocky Mountain (Colorado) News
The gOld-mining regions is extending in
every direction. New diggings, new dis
tricts, new territories, with gold basis of
their existence, are springing up on every
side. 4 neY map before US suggests these
thoughts. Upon 1t all the vast "middle
region " is blocked out into Te4 fitories.-
Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada,
Utah and Idaho, are shown in eontrasted
cslOrs, With defnite metes and bounds,
where a few years ago was marked the
"Grest American Desert" or HUne1plored
Region" The march of progress has fair
ly outstripped the widest dreams Of the
manifest destiny" enthusiasm. Gold,
gold is the moving cause, the potent wand
that has enticed to the arid plains and icy
mountains the tens OF thousands Rha are
fast laying the foundation for future
States.
The reports of new mines are absolutely
boWildering. They are borne upon the
winds from the chilly North, upon the
Southern breeze, and from the distant |
West-While yet the people are half wild |
with excitement about the Northern mines
Boise, Rannock, He'll Gate and Sinking
Water-there comes still more astounding |
news from Arizona. Men are picking out |
from fifteen to tWenty-seven hundred dol
lars per day each, with 8 jack knife. They
DO not pretent to save the "dust,r but
look only for the big Jumps. During all
his time, company that three years ago
began with almost nothing, is pounding
,ut almost in sight of where we write,
rom twelve to fourteen thousand dollars
n each week Of six days. This is a fast
Ige, and the Yankee nation is several
eDgths ahead.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25
Hagsn's Magnolia Balm.

This IA the most delightful and extraordinary Artia
Gle ever discovered 1t changes the s1u-buTnt faoS
Al, hands ts perly satsn texture o. rayisbing bean
~ INN ,rti1s the marble purity Of ycu,h, AID ths
r,s,v,rv -poa1anoe sOinvifing in the city bells o.
fsbiae Il Fsuapss tan, frseklss, pi1ies and rough
mes ron tie szin, is,Nvins the complexion Hess
vsusgarsut anc Esooth iteonfalns 10 material N
~ :. sfnz.s Itis what every lody should have
w S5.,s v,.-,--vsare r...HHa rsr
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szOfhersI aIOEI,ersIi 1EOthsrs!H

Don't tail TO procure Eifs. WlEsLOs's sOOTH-
IHG SYRUP tor OnILDREH TEETHING.
This valuable preparation la no prescription iona
OF the hest Female Physician and Nurses IN ths
Unitad stetes nd hs beou use thirty years with
nsyor fAIlng salogY anu Sueees b. millions sf moth
ea ehildrtn, from the iesuis infant Of one week
cid the adult. Il only relieves tbs child rom
pain, but invlgoFstss the stomach and bowels, cor.
rsots ssdity aud gya 500 aud energy to the Ehola
,y len. It will aImost i-5taaIly relieve
GRIPPING IN TIE BOW EI.S AND WIND OOLIC;
We beI'vyo't the hoaS ana surost Bsmsdy in tha
World "a al os-es O. IgsenserY and Diarrh@s
.Uhild-en wn0sher il a-iBs HUm Tssshing, OF nom
any Oshs cause.
sF-TuH directions for using win accompany saoh
bottle. None genuine unless tke fac-simile Of CUB
us q PERKINS, Nes Eors, is On tho wrapper.
sag-Sold By IL Medicine Dealers Principal Oms
20 Doy-St, Row York
PrIos Suly 9S Cents Bsr Battle.
unaVazlf12- -AkatR
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Anri-sIavery Convention at LouisvilIs.

Anrt-SlaveFy Convention at LouisVille
That our readers may zee, if they have
act already seem that our criticism, few
days since upon the spirit, aim and inAu-
encs Of the Louisville Journal was not too
asz emphatic we here introduce IN extract
from It's columns, showing the bitter, ms.
hgpant and furious spirit manifested
against those who would save the Union,
By eFsdieating the cause Of the revolt
which seeks its destruction.
1sns OF Missiouri four Of Them Con eress-
nan elect, published call for a COnVen-
ton to meet in Louisville, Kentucky, on
shs sth of January next to be composed
Of the "friends Of freedom 10 the Slave
States" to interchange opinions, end take
suoh measures may best cOnduce to the
.sHa- work Of emancipation. WbereuIon the
louisville Journal assails the projected
movement In the style and manner fol-
lowing;
q The call is indeed both impudent and
zao evolutionary.
Itis in fact not only impudent and
rl-a EeFolutonaTy, but fendsh. Il is pur-
pose ft te be conceived only by The de-
mons In hell And 1t Is TO accomplish
this purpose thst the red handed Jacobins
OF Missouri have presumed to call Cen
Venton In our city What force Of
opinion and soorn The people of Kentucky,
stfzz amidst The beWildering events Of the time.
nay launch against this infernal step that
Is, the discussion Of slavery . we know not
but We know there was q Kentucky once
-- that would have brooked the eternal devil !
70 keep his state in Louisville as easily as
such Convention Certain 1t is that |
never before in all the pest has there been
.i--sf period when such Convention you'd 1
have equally threatened the peace, and |
honor, and welfare Of Kentucky, or would /
have equally merited the destroying blast |
Of an indignant public opinion
Thus Iesounds the crack Of the slave |
driVers whip sscessia itself cannot
produce 3 more malignant spirit, or one |
more fercely opposed to the currsDt Of |
events on the successful fOW Of which |
= depends the preservation Of the niOn and /
the integrity of the Government. This
-g-.- is sample Of that Kentucky loyalty"
which has embarrassed the Administra-
don since the commencement Of the strug-
gle OF this stripe Of KentuOkians,
slavery is the god Of their idOlstry, and
ali things, even the Union itself must
boW before it.
,- But there Is 3 truly loyal spirit in Ken
tueky, one that finds no sympathy in the
louisville Journal, bat one which never.
thsleSs is growing in strength. A spirit
AAt puts the preservation Of the Union,
before the preservation Of slavery and
which win, in spite of all disloyaI, or
ssni-loyal EOrshippsrs Of slavery, take
Kentucky aud place 1t beside Maryland
AID Missouri, in the ranks Of enAneips-
tsa.
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BF-lseo-X.
LYONS KATHAIRoN.

KathaiFon ID from the Qrsek word 'sSaihro,' or
"hathalr1, gnttying 10 ciea Sc rru7inate and 70
store Ihis ar icie Is wh-t its name sEalaes- For
preserTing restoring and Identifying t1e human
Lair it Is tae most remarkable pr paralio1 in the
world Il q aeln OWu "a aud PM up - he original
prOpr ter, and is made nth the saans care, skill
and tteHti ich gave IL sale u over one million
bottles p5r auuum-
Il Ia q most delightful lar Dressing.
u eradirzfe- sour and dandrua.
keeps the head e0Oi and ea1. O.
lt akea ne ar rich 50. { sud glOs5T.
It re lres hair upon bald heads
Il pIeN.'fs lle hair fTOm ialiing on and Turn
ing q
Any Ia or geIl man Who values beautiful head
OF hair should L us kathatrOn- u b known
respectable 0eaiers.
DEAlAS 5. D. zHES 4 CO.. Props,
ulyI-BaseOW Nov York.
In Mansfield o. August 10Th. ma s., vile o.
,, Mysr-, and daugh ber or Rev. 4. ., Of BuFm-
nBt' \. Ohio, aged 81 yetrs -r#
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: : : : :
PARTIO OULAR NOTICE
DELICATE CHILDREN.

Those sufiering from darasmus wasting svav- orit
scarcely suy iesh their bohes are cureF IN 4 var
aoSs tlIaei one bottle, In such cases. viii nave 6os
surprising effect. NV
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25
D E B ILITY Y
EVER AND AGU7

Resulting from fsyers Of any kind-tbese Bfttsrs ri
'aneW your strength in very short time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25

The uswill not return these Bitters are Used.
W Porsou Fever and Ague District should Be
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25

FRIEED Is aE3D-rBN IT,
d. EWees'B IHFALiaiHAEI IlIHIlz Is prsPsE. :
from the rsosro OF d. stsBhsn Sweet, Of OonnsctI8
ths Ere4s bone sets-, and hAs been rsod IN h pEaae
tos icf the last twenty year, with the most ustonl
r. nueessr- Al m external reusfy Il is Vlthouf /
fiEa and viii alioFinis fan more 57ssdily than An
9laof preperetion kor eli Eheumstic and Horvo1T
B0ress ound5s bpsins, BFuises itc., its soothing
hsnlng nd powerful streng gthensng proDensitias, dE
sue me u-t wonder at astouish 6nt OF al who hAgJ
BFer given Is trial over fO1r hundred certi1cstE
remarkable cures performed by IL within the lal4
iqo year, attest to this tact. Strong ArmHtronfg
Agents sor Ui-veiand daelnaltaoVdAv:R1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-25
Dr. q a. A H hzs
Hsabsr Of ths Royal GoHegs Of FAyrieiGss
LoaGOs, England; aradaais Of
Rico-d's HOspstaJ 6Sr

Ees5osr og ne 1sogdf Sotte7o of fbff7etossS
Loa6Os, England; Gradsais Of
Rioord's HospitaJ for r-r
FEMALE DISEASE
and constant attsndsut OF Paris, london, New
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten yean
has opened his 0nloe IS the
johnson House, Cleveland,
where be win te hsvD5 20 meet an thea who a.
aictsd with sabaouts and chronic diseases.
Els treatment is entirely tf1srsnt from the Oh
plan, and Il ni9 sfseaeious aud sGsctivs. Hi8 med
icinss simply vegetable extracts nd oils, thsg
have mover bseA ussd but by two othe physicians 4
America besides hirlssi- Us has sper the creates,
part Of his life ana Thousands OF dollars IN obtainin
few secrets IN his profession Hs tssts the UriE
for all terms OF disesse. NO charge for giving
honsst and trus ssatsmsnt o. thaircass
sPERaIkTOEaUA.--
To YOUga Mzs.-Ho can prove 10 you In few mlE
ufs5 that no II the only phYacian you treatsA
with thst cures this disease kOr every patient VI
viii follow his directions, ha viii give One Hundrs
Dollars II hs fails IN curing ths disease. No charro
made for conEutatiJu. Fhoze at distance who Wish
70 consult the Doctor may do 50 BY sondi1g q Hmal
vial % urine by mail, with name, Gld age, and b
vii arsFUr and describe thsir cass. Ard ths possbi
fly Of gsttinE ralief, b. snooapg ratur1 postaEl
stamp mar3;su
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Ssmssuins, q H. 80 ai,ysIsas J y Psss Oses
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAADE3
SUP LYNN g BRARIES.
Special Attention Given to JObbIng.
STATIONERY & BLANK BOOKS
or the Yery Best Qua ities and Lowest Prizes.
CARTEs de vIsITE-OfG Gen. Gilmore and
five hundred others.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBOMs-2OOO in sixty
different styles,
JUVENILE BOOKs-WhOlesale at Manu-
faeturers prices
JUVENILES IN sETTS-Ovsr 1000 Sets
and Games.
JUVENILES A sPBCIALITY-Fullest as
sortment We eve offered.
JUVENILES IN LIN EN-Colored Pictures.
PAPER AND EN- NVEI.OPEs-At the Low
est Market prices
OFFICE EIEKS-Arnsld'a Cox's, Spsnceri-
an, American, &C.
DRAWING PAPERS-of all Sizes and
Qualities.
INK sTANDs-Glass, Wood, Rubber, POck-
ct, SC. -s
OUTLINE MAPs-PsltOn's NitohelPs,
Cornelps, So. -a u
Observation-Disclosures and Web
ster's, all sizes.
gg-Ths Trade sre invited 70 examine our stock, OF
noyI-Ia T. INGHAAI Il BRAGG.
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Letters Remaining In the Branch Pas,
Once, West Side.
LADIES' LIST
Blakesiee Julia HollOrnd Gath Saver Annfe
Dutommar SarahHaIl EdTin Ssvers Arna15,
Haydl Nelly Linehan Francis Snider
Hurlbut Emily Rande! W 3
GENTLEm EMS LIST
cassidy John Moodey Sheemer Rocker Henry
Eord = Mc9of NJ Raur Feat
Gibhans Mani 1, Scott n p
Kavines MeCabe Felix Sber,i5aD n
- Persons calling for the above will please say "Ad
seEteea. =. O0WLES, p. u.
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sR-Allletters advertised are sui ject 10 an extra
charge Of One Cent Persons calling for them will
please Be prepared with the necessary change.
N-Ihe Once VIII be 0pen NY a. ~, and clos
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-11-18
ADVERTISEMENTS,

VIII Be inserted at two dollars per square
Ssr the frst, aud one dollar per square
is~ each Subsequent insertion. A sQuare 70 con.
sist Of the space Of IL lines BREWER type. No
Advertisement considered less than n square.
The number Of insertions must be y itten on
each advertisement, or they will be inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
Rsmi. Monthly, MoathIy, or Quarterly Advsr
Ssousats, will os charged Two DoLLAIs psr
sqaare for each insertion.
Liberal dat sciions will he made In favor
sf fadvsrtisemsRts Uf three months, or long
,n,sndiny
Announcing Candidates for Office. Ten
0s.!ars.
FCsmmunicGtions rec0,nae. ding can.
6fdatss fer Office and all others uf limited
Or individual interesl. charged nj advertising
aztec.
Citations q. Iusolvcnt Debtors notices must
be paid tor in advance. Attachments, Rules
70 plead aud other legal notices must be paid
Isr BY the Attorney in the case. or other per
con handing in the advertisement.
e announcements OF Marriages. or Deaths;
Astices Of Religious Meetings pubiishoi GKAT-
- snl solicited.
Obituary Notices exceeding the apnoupcS.
i.sat. sil bc-charged tor the ov.rplus At rsgx.
~ sdverti sing rates.
~ Tributes of Respect, rated a. ad.
vsrtismepts.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-11-18
Our Army In Notion.

Yankee papers sny that LongstIesrs
corps has crossed the river above Chat.
'snoogs. and are supposed TO be coacsrn.
ed in hsok movement by Bragg. They
also state that A. p. Hill or EselI IL COM
ing down upon Burnside ~ Knoxville,
while other troops (s,evsuse n's and
Cheatha"'s) are advancing from London
on K"osviile. We believe for once tha,
The Ysukees may be righ, and are no,
lying. and thst whom the mill s,oo.s meet.
ths grinding process will commspc.,
which is to Pulvsrise Grants army. Our
own iaforpaton iadness the belief thst
Gen Bragg. suspected Of being son Of
ossk~'. hrs spells whss the spirit move.
h'm. tie h most likely Skdsr ipf,ssues
at present. Yss, verify, the army 10 IN
wo'ion,--Cbsoiisims IliA inst.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-11-18
Wit and Humor

A lawyer built him an office in the
form Of hsxagon, or six square. The
novelty Of the structure attracted the at
tsntion Of some Irishmen who were pass.
Ing by; they made a full stop and viewed
the building very critically. The lawyer,
disgus,ed at their curiosity, lifted up the
window, put his head out and addressed
them: "What do you stand there like a
pack Of block heads, gazing at my office;
do you tnks II for church =
Fax" answered one Of lhom, II WIS
thinking SO. ill ] saw the devil poke bis
head out Of the windy !"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-11-18
EXCHANGE NOTICE, Not.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 18th, 1863.
The following Confederate officers and
mon are hereby declared duly exchanged:
/. All officers and men captured and pa.
rolled At any time previous to the first OF
September, 1853. This section, however.
10 not intended to include any officsrs or
men captured at Vicksburg, July 4th, 1864,
except such ~ were declared exchanged by
Exchange Notice No. s, Sept. 18th, 1861.
or are specifically named in this notice. Bat
1t does embrace all deliveries made at CITY
Point, or other place, before September Isi,
1863. and with the limitation above named.
all captures at Port Hudson or any Other
place, where the parties weis released on
parole.
.. The staff OF Gsnerals Penn bsrlon. Sta.
vcnson, Bowsa, Moore, Barton, s. ID. Lee.
Cummings, Harris and baldwin, and o. Col.
onels Reynolds, Cockreli and Dorksry, tn.
officers and mon belonging to tho ngins.r
Corps and Sappsrs and Miners aud the
fourth and forty sixth Mississippi Rsei.
meats, all captured at Vick.burs, July 4th.
1863.
3. The general officers captured At visk..
burg, July 4,h, 1863, were declared r1.
changed July 18th, 1869.
ROBERT Guild,
Agent Of Exchange.
L,ncasisr Ledger Print
Oct aS, 1863. 2a-st.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-11-18

Many = rood Of Southern ground,
Yet. whatever course they follow,
Somewhere in their pathway fows,
Dark and deep, = Chickamauga,
S,rsam Of deaf to vandal foes!
They have found IL darkly aswing
BY Mansssas' famous plain,
And by rushing Shenandoah
Net by tide of woe again
Chickaho on,iny, immortal,
BY the long, ensan2uined fight,
Rsppabannock glorious river,
Twice renowned for matchlsss fight.
Heed the story, bastard spoilers,
Mark tho tale the waters tell,
Ponder well your fearful lesson,
Aud the doom that there befsl:
Lsarn 10 shun the Southern vengeance,
S~ orn upon the volivs sword,
every stream q Chi<kamauga
T" the vile invading horde ~
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-11-18
NEwsPAPERs AND SALARIEp MxN.

NEwspArERs AND SALARIEp MES.-
One OF our exchanges sa,s:-
"lls is n brave man who will now ven
turs to sell bis produce or wares at reIa.
lively lower prices than he has to pay for
vsrything else. We know but two class.
ss thu, ate doing this, and they bAl f.,r
to live and die in moderate circumstances
these are the newspaper men and 10.
horsrs or mechanics and saIarisd msn.-
We know from expsrisnes that nswspa.
Psrs have only risen two or three times
former prices, while We have to pay from
ten to t~sn,y times as much. kur every
thing We use. and still. there !, plains
that We should increase our prices NJ al.
Newspaper propristors could just a. well
have made fortunes ont Of the necessities
OF the times as other classes, but they
hsvs preferred to make decent living
and serve the cause"