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EditoIia! Brevities.

Several Of tho District Boards, We he
iiere. will have to be re appointed al the
ensuing session Of the Legislature. The
nnmcs Of the present members, with all Va.
canci-s, &r, should he reported to the De
tIict delegation before the session.
We see il stated that up to the 2Slh u!t /.
General X. +. IIoke had succeeded in catch
ing over 400 deseri-rs in the mountains Of
North Carolina. They are represented as
being from nearly every State in the Con.
fsd.raey. but principally from Virgini. and
North Carolina regiments.
A cotemporary. speaking Of the evil cau,.
cd by the spoculs aud extortiopss, very
justly observes mo man has any right to
grow rich At all during this war; and if
matters grow much vor.e than they arc in
the course Of tho coming winter, We should
not wish to stand in the .hocr Of those Who
may 10 found guilty by their nsignbors Of
having grown rich by trading on their couh.
try. agony.
The State Collector, J. ID. Pope, Esq +.
reports to tho Treasury Department tina.
the Tax Of South Carolina will be much
larger than was anticipated. The Registry
tax 10 tho rura. districts has orrrrun his
calculations, the book. provided in almost
every instance, too small. Ia the District Of
Richland alone. the collector reports that,
Inc aiding the income tar in January, the
tax will reach three million. Of dollars.
The Sentinel sa-s that thero il now ex-
is'ing a feeling Of religious interest in Rich-
msnd which has been seldom rqualled 10
former nmes. 10 nearly all the Methods,
Churches extensive r.,ivals are being night.
ly held, ond large numbers have prof.ssed
conversion, aud turned from the evil Of
their ways. On Sunday night last. Union
Station Church was filled TO its utmost ca
pacity, and hundreds were unable TO get
within il, ~ ais The mournsrI were nu.
merou-, and a feeling Of deep interest on
the subject seemed to psrvade the entire
- pDgregation.
The Governor Of Virginia ha. decided
that persons within tho conseript age, hold.
ing commissions 10 the militis, are not ex.
cmpt from conscriPtion. on the ground that
the con.eripi law having obsorted the
whole militia, the officers follow the CON.
maud.
A correspondent Of tho Carolinian 70.
commands, rs the result Of practical expsr.
imsnt, the use Of chamber lye as q Preven.
live to smut in wheat. The directions aIs
to put the seed in = basket and sink il in q
barrel containing the iye, not allowing it to
remain but y few seconds then. after
draining it over the barrel, TO roll the seed
on floor in slaked lime or strong wosd
shes.
In Georgia, Gov. Brown has been re electsd
Governor. Jn Mississippi, Clark ID elected
Governor.
Watch the man Who calls Gonfsdsrats
money tash and attempts to d.prreia,e III
'a!us. iii. heart is DO, right in The grea
straggls for Iiborty.
Tie steamer Mary Wilsoo, sonase,in,
with the Mobile aud Great Northern Rail
road. ~as burned on Sunday is.L Asou
twelve lives were lost. The maiIs, frrIgh
aud steamboat were a total loss.
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Death of Lieut.. A. II. Perry.

We regret to learn that Lieut.. a. NJ.
Perry, reported wounded at tho bat'le OF
Chickamauga, has since died. Ills remains
~ers brought home aud inferred on Saturday
last, lis WAS n gallant young officer; having
served with conspicuous Zeal and courage,
from the beginning Of the war, tssough all
Of the Virginia campaigns His virtues and
services deserve to DO treasured in the
heart. Of the people Of hi. native District.
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Home In dustry.

Mr. Joseph Clark. has left at our Office
some beautiful specimens Of Tobacco. OF
his own manufacture. We do not use the
a ,tiels ourself, and, therefore, are not quail
ih-d to speak understandngIy Of it. in
uinsic properties; but an "old soldier"
whose love Of the weed amounts to q pas.
sion, assures US, after due trial. that Mr..
Clarke's ,obsceo is unqnes'ionably entitled
10 the dignity Of n puff.
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Court.

Last Monday was the time for the con
,euing OF our regular Fall Term OF the
Court Of Sessions and Common Pleas. -
There wss no Judge in attendance. The
Clerk called the jurors. dismissed them, aud
drew ibrors for tho next Term-all on the
same day.
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TELEGR
Another Confederate Success.

RICHMOND, October l4.-An official des.
patch from Gen. Johnston, dated Meridian,
18th, communicates u telegram from Gen
Chalmers, from Byhalia, 18th, which says
he has torn up the railroad in four places,
and attacked Colliersville Yesterday morn.
ing. Sherman, with part Of Smiths Brig.
ade en- route for Corinth, arrived as we did.
We drove the enemy into his Notifications,
burned his camp, with considerable stores
and also thirty wagoos. brought Off twenty,
took five colors and lO4 prisoners. Our
loss was about fifty killed aud wounded
The enemy's loss is very heavy. Prisoners
report Gen. Smith aud Colon.! Antho
Killed. keinforcements coming from Ger.
mantown aud Lafayette, we returned.
Special Dispatch from Gen. Johnston.
RICHMOND. Oct. l5.-The following ,.ls.
gram has Been received:
MERIDIAN, Oct. l5.-To Gen S. Conner .
The following dispatch received from OK.
ford dated October IA. Eleven regiments of
cavalry, with nine pieces Of artillery, pur.
sued us. We skirnished with them all the
way and fought them four hours near BY.
halin, and again at the river, when they
were repulsed aud retired, after burning
Wyatt. Our loss considerable-numbel
not kno"n-on account of much struggling
We saved Our train and captured some
property.
lSignedl J. +. JOHNSTON.
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From Charleston.

CHAnLGsToN, October l3.-The firing
continues slowly this morning.
Some interesting information 10 derived
from the two prisoners captured on Sa,ur.
day night They state thai Batteries Gregg
and Wagner will be ready to open on the
city in two weeks that GiIlmpre is noun,
ing many 300 pound-r Parrots; that a
new four gun battery has been constructed
between Gregg and Wagner =; thst pnrro,,,
the inventor OF the parrott gun. is on Nor.
ris' Island, supervising the mounting Of
guns and thA, the Greek Fire consists. Of
oakum soaked with n mixturs Of ether and
guSno. They say the huge iron.cla fri.
gate Dictator, with three additional moni.
tors, is daily expected from New YORK.
The two mon missing from our recent ex.
petition To blow VI, :he Iron.dss, Lieut..
Glassell and the fireman Sullivan, are pri..
oners, having heen picked up by the enc.
my's launches. They report our fire from
James leland as very effective and annoy .
ing.
CHAkLE.ros, Oc,. LS.-This is the ninety.
sixth day Of the siege.
A general review of the troops by Gen.
B.auregnrd, takes place this morning
CHARLEsrox, Oct. l6.-Gen. Beuursgard,
| accompanied by Gen Pierre SouIe and staff,
reviewed the troops Of Gen. Tnliafvrro. :.
division on James Island this morning.
The display vas magnificent, and tho troops
presented an imPosing appearance. The
length Of tho limo was about three miles
Banners OF many regiments were covered
with Inscriptions Of the names Of battles 10
which lhcy had been engaged.
Our batteries are firing asout ms usual
to day the enemy remaining quie, and ma
king no reply.
CuARLEsToS, Oct. l7.-'fhe firing has
been as usual this morning. a boat from
the French Steamers outside the bar came
in this morning and comm uuicat.d with ihe
French Consuls. Thoy left New York on
Saturday last for Charleston.
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WAR TAX

taxes imposed by the LIST, 9Th and
l. iOth sections of the Tax. Act. are now
due and payable. The Books will remain
open at my residence, for fifteen days from
The date OF this notice for public inspccticp;
during which tims ] will hear appeals, IL
any there be. | will also receive taxes from
those wishing TO pay during the time the
Books are open for examination. At The
expiration Of said time will attend at, Or
near, the usual places Of receiving taxes for
the purpose Of collecting oil taxes, then
due aud payable in money, Of which ths
Tax Payers shall'have due notice.
JAMES K MhGlLL.
District Collector.
Oct. -, 1868 36-3t
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HOUSES AND LOTS
For Rent.

/ OFFER TO RENT for the ensuing
L year three eligible Lots, situate in the
Village Of lanca.ier-No. |. > and 3.
Lot No. il u vacant Lot, fronting on
Dunlap and French Streets, and contains
about one acre of ground.
Lot No. 2, joins No. J, and fronts on
French Street. IL contains very hand.
some new dwelling, one and half stories
high, With Six neatly finished Rooms. On
the premises Is a good Kitchen, Stab'ss.
and all other necessary conv-niences. Iii,
altogether one Of the most desirable pIocs.
in tho Village OF Lancaster.
Lot Ne. 3, pins Lot No. ,, and fronts ON
Church and French Street. II contain. n
small, but comfortable dwelling, all neces.
sary oulbuildngs, and a good work shop.
Persons desiring to reut either, or ali of
the above desrcribcd Lots weuid do we'll IA
make early application.
JAMES II. INGRAM.
Oct. 81. 1863, s7tf
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBIA Oct "A ,ss.

WHEREAS information has been re.
w eeived at this Department that one
NEEDHAM CARTER stands charged Win
the crime Of arson, and that he evades and
eludes The officers Of the law, and I'D TO the
present time has not been arrested:
Now, therefore, 10 the end that Justice
may be done, and that the said N.edh,m
Carter may be brought to legal trial, /, N,
l.. BONHAM, Governor Of the said STATE
do hereby offer reward Of THREE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for his appreh.nsion
and delivery into any Jail in this State.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
State, at Columbia, this thirteenth day
L. 6. Of October, A. u one thousand .igh,
hundred and sirty.,hree.
NJ. l.. BONHAM
WM X. llosTT, Secretary Of State.
oct. 81, 1868. 27,,
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NOTICE.

TllE undersigned, as the agent of s. j. =.
l. Townsend, Receiver for this Congress.
ionnl District under the SeQueslration Act O:
Congress, hereby gives notice that he ia an.
thorzed 10 receive the interest due on seauss-
trated funds in this District All debtors
will come forward on or before the 25tl,
inst, and pay up their dues. On failing 40
to do execution will be issued against them
a. McMANUS,
Ag't. 8. J. TOWNSEND,
Receiver for
list Congressional District.
Oct II, 1863. 36-at
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From Tennessee.

The |irgnian has the following from
East Tennessee: Brtoro the battle of Chick
amaugn tue 18th Regimen, Of Yankee cav.
airy, aud mounted infantry, estimated nj
1000, passed Grcsn.iIle, Tenn bound east.
ward With the intention Of raid on the
Virginia & Tennessee Railroad. Upon re
cei,ing Intelligence OF the battle Of Chick
amauga they retired West to reinforce Ros.
encf""z, b". was me, by our forces at Lou.
don and Sneetwaier and va. driven back
A P"rtioh of this force attacked our forces
nt BIdl.rldge, six miles West OF Grecnvil,e,
on Saturday the l0Ih. Our mcn fought
gallsntly, defeating and inilcting IL severe
loss on the enemy. Our loss NtIy killed
and two hundred wounded Apprrh-nsive
Of flank mo, smsnt ou. forces withdrew
to icnters"n. Another engagement took
place there aud at Richtown, on SUNDAY. in
which our forces fought desperately, clear
ing their way throsgh four regiment. of
The esemy who were supported by artillery
Having succeeded 10 reaching our rear our
men fell back to Lo!licoffer until the Yam.
kecs were heavily reinforced and advanced
upon them, when they were Withdrawn to
Bristol. Our loss during both days fight is
estimated ut three hundred killed and woun.
ded. Captain Battle is severely wounded
M! has arrived here. The Yanke. loss il
estimated ut 1900 killed and wounded. On
"Wednesday night the enemy arrived at
Bristol and nre reported To be advancing
towards Abingdon with heavy force, sup.
posed to be eigh, or ten thousand.
Joe Hooker commands East Tennessee.
Three regiments OF Tennessee rcnegsdes
have been organized, and four thousand
refugees nre following the Yankee army.
The enemy destroyed 40 property in
East Tennessee NJ they expect to hold The
permanently.
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Movements of tho President.

ATLANTA, October I5-The President
Returned here last night from th. army Of
Trnnense. He remain, hero to. day. II is
understood that there will be a change
made in the command Of the Army of
Tennessee. lie leaves TO night by special
train for Mississippi
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mond papers, that Gen. Lee is driving
Meade to Washington city. A despatch to
the Enquirer dated Orange G. H., 18th,
says our forces hold Culpepper c. II. We
have 27S prisoners, and have sent forward
1856 more. General Stuart drove the rear
guard across the Rnppahannock last night,
after severe 6gh, of three hours, near
Brandy Station. Our loss was about sey
enty.hve. We are pressing the enemy.
| In consequence or the action Of the Brit.
ish Cons"is in relation to foreigners enlisted
In Confederate service, the President hss
feI, it his duty to dismiss them all from the
ConfedeIacy. This is n good step and one
that will be approved by the country.
Hon. Pierre Soula has been appointed
Brigadisr General and ordered TO take the
field.
Salt has fallsn considerably at the Ala.
bama Sail Works. 1t is in consequence of
the law recently passed by the Legislature,
which places any nan, without reference 10
age, who sells it for mors than fifteen dol.
mrs ous"s'' IN inc second or active class
" '"e "'"''''
The Port Royal, S. c., cor,..poudent Of
the Boston Traveller announces the arrival
a, that port of the inventor of the prepsra.
tion known under the maine of Greek Fir,'
II Is, therefore, anticipated that large fire
,b.r -, k.t
'."' p'A'' ''"s""ere IN tnnt region at
=" '"'y o"y
A special Washington despatch TO the
New York Herald says that for two mon,I,,
the question Of settlement Of the impending
difficulties between the North and South,
without further bloodshed, has been under
.W"'''e'"''on 80, In " "-h'"g'on and Richmond.
NC nee'''"'ons nave not yet reached Any
o|""''' p''P' ''''oh'
Vnnupdipbnm. in , ,.,,s, d,,,a ,,.;
T. w. SeP'e"oer is'h' Snys: "ln reply to
| '"e statement "hieh 10 50 otten made by
W" A"o'''on''a mat am not for suppress
Jug '"* 'eoe'"0"' lot me- Tor tho benefit OF
yo'r'e' nna many Other friends Of your
acquaintance say that II IL not true. and
never ""s' ana IL Is Just because ! be-.
'e'e 'na' the P"hcy OF The adYInistration
I am md ,lw,v. h,v. h... n.;., :,
fo, ,,o,hs, mod. and ,,,I;.'n w.
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patb.red in Tim, Stat. n, ,.,.,,l
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"o'. Le'ehef' ot V'rg'n'', Is 'a'd 1" have
| snt war will last AS long as tho war OF IN,
Revolution.
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ELECTION FOR CONGRESS.

An election for member 10 Congress inv
the first Congressional District, will be held,
at the several election precincts in I.ancas.
nr District. on Tuesday the goth day os
October instant. Polls to be opened ut .
o'clock A. NJ. and close at 4 o'clock T.. II.
The votes to be counted out after the polls
are closed on Tuesday evening and the list
and tickets returned to the Court House on
the next day (Wednesday) by one or more
OF the managers.
X. F.. ALLISON, and Others,
Managers.
Oct. ~, 1868, 36tf
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BOARD OF FREE SCHOOLS.

The annual meeting Of the Board of Free
Schools for Lancaster District will be at
the Court House on the Fourth Monday in
the present month. Teachers having claims
against the Board will present them in prop
or form on that day. A full attendance Of
the Board is requested
ii. r. w. BELK, Scc'y Board.
Oct. IL, 1863, 36-2t
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Religious Notice.

We nre requested 10 state that Rev. F.
/. Mcclure will prench at New Hope
Church on Saturday, 3ist inst. and Sunday,
ast November.
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5 0 u Il II G. A r 0LIN A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Er Pdrtee.

Er Pdrtee.
Miss Jane Nisbet, Applicant,
Agnrst,
Josiah Ni-bet, James Nisbet, Sarn'l Nc.
Murray, Robert McMurray, William Me.
Murray-the childeren Of the three last
named heirs names not known-and Jack
aon McMurray.
II appearing TO NY satisfaction that the
above named defendants, reside without this
State. il is therefore ordered that they do
appear and Object to the division or sale of
the Real Estate Of John McMurrav, decd,
on or before Thursday, the 7th day ofJap.
uary next. or their consent to the same will
be entered of Record
p. II. HAMMOND,
Ordinary Lancaster Dist.
Oct. ~, 1903, 37-3m
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ESTATE SALE OF NEGROES
AND OTHER PROPERTY,

By virtue Of m order from the Cour! Of
Ordinary for Lancaster District, we will sell
on Thursday the 29th day Of October inst
at the late residence Of John y. Glenn, de.
ceased, all Of the personal Estate of said
deceased, consisting Of six likely Negroes,
Horses, Cows, Hogs, Sheep, Corn Cotton,
Wheat, Fodder, Buggy and Harness, Plan
talion Tools, Household and Kitchen Fur.
niiure, and many other articles.
Terms made known on dav Of sale,
MARGARET N. GLENN, Adm'x.
J. ii. McMURRAI, Adm.
Oct. II, 1863. 36-3t
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ADJ T. AND INSPECTOR GENERALS On fIck,
COLUMBIA, October ii, 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. So -Ertract-
I WILLIAM p. BUTL ER ia appointed
L. Aid de Camp of his Excollency the
Governor, with the rank Of Lieutenant. Col
one, and will be obeyed aud respected ac-
eordingly.
by order:
A. c. DARLINGTON.
Adjutant and Inspector General of S. c.
Oct. II, 1863. B7-It.
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Acts of the Legislature
We publish on the fret page two imPor
sant laws, made at the recent ext-n session
Of the Legislature.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

T PERSONS notifying the Adjutant and
IL Inspector General Of the State that
they have claimed exemption frop Confed.
crate service ander the law Of the State, be.
fore the Confederate Enrolling Officers, in
pursuance OF the proclamation Of his Ex
cellency the Governor. Of the 4th instant,
should not only state that they have made
their claim Of exemption, but that it has
been denied, aud that they have been arres.
ted for said service. The object had in
view is TO take the necessary steps TO bring
any cause, in which the issue has been
made, before the legal tribunal Tor trial an d
decision.
BY command.
a. &. DARLINGTON,
Adj't. And Insp. General Of $. &.
Oct. 81, 1863. 87-ot
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ADJr AND lNSrTR GEMS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, October ii, 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 40.
| COMPANIES organized for local de-
i fence under the Act Of Congress, l3th
October, 1862, are not now authorized, end
will not for the present be accepted, rs the
late Act Of the General Assembly provides
for the organization of State troops, with
which such companies may interfere; and
no person who has been drafted for service
in the six months regiments, or who Is lia.
BILE to service in the organization Of State
troops provided for by said Act, can become
member of any company formed under
said Act Of Congress. BY order:
a. &. GARLlNGTON.
hdJutant aud Inspector General 5. G..
Oct. Ia, 1863. Alt.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

ADJT AND INSP'TR GEMS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, October IA, 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 40.
TT ALI. applications for discharges or
Il IL exemption from service in the re-
g'ments Of six months troops, which have
reported for duty to Confederate officers,
must be made through the proper channels
to the Commanding General. No applica-
tions of the kind, hich have not already
been presented at this office, will be enter
tained or considered. BY order:
A. T.. GARLlNGTON,
Adjutant and Inspector General 5. C.
Oct. IL, 1863. 37-lt.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05
SHERlFFS SALE.

BY virtue ola decree Of Foreclosure and Order
Of Sale of the Marshall Court of Common Pleas,
made Its Febru airy Term 1863. and to me di-
rected by the Clerk of said Court in favor Of
George d. Bates and against Joseph Swgart and
Mary Swigart, will expose to at pub lie auc-
ton, 20 the highest lawful bidde, as the law di-
reefs, on
On Saturday, March 21st, 1863,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a IN and O'Clock
p IN, ut the Court House Door in the town of
Plymouth. Indiana, the following described Real
Estate situate in the County Of Marshall and
State of Indiana, towt: The south east quarter
of section thirty two (32) and the east half of
the south east quarter of section thirty 900 all in
town ship thirty three 1887 North of range one east
excepting the yard thereon, with all the ten
ements and appurtenances to the same belonging
IL the rents and profits for a term not exceeding
seven years not sold for enough to satisfy the
said order of sale, I will then and there, at the
above specified time and place. offer in the manner
above described all the right title and interest of
the defendants to the above described land
III. M. LOGAN, Sh'GM. G..
February 18th 1853, n4e3 Printers fee 81
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of decree of Foreclosure and Order
of Sale of the Marshall Circuit Court, made at its
February Term 1868, and to me directed by the
Clerk of said Court, in favor of John Gould
and William r Gould and against Mary Light.
will expose to sale at public auction, to the higa-
est lawful bidder, the law directs on
Saturday, the 2Sth day of March, 1863,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A, NJ, and :
o'clock P, NJ, at the Court House Door in the
townof Plymouth Indiana, the following describ-
ed real estate situate in the County of Marshall
and State of Indiana, to-wit: The south west
quarter Of section number twenty, in township
number thirty-fve, north of range one east. con
tanning one hundred and sixty acres more or less,
with all the tenem ents aud sppurtenances to the
same belonging If the rents and profits for a term
not exceeding seven years are not sold for enough
to satisfy said order of sale, will then and there,
at the above specified time and place, offer in the
manner above described all the right, title and in
terest of the defendants to the above described
land. III. vi. LOGAN,
Sheriff Marshall County
February 10Th 1863, Printers fee 50 no3t3