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Confederate Sugar

A correspondent Of The Macon Teie.
graph give. the following process for ma
king Confederate sugar. As there 10 like
ly TO be great quantity Of syrup made
from .hs Chinese sugar cana this year,
the mode Of converting ii into sugar is
worthy Of being known:
The process is simple and easy, aud a.
pain as the Handwriting on the wall"
ln the 6rst place, the cane must no, only
be ripe, but fully ripe, and the best ,es.
Of It's ripeness is the hardness OF brittle
ness Of its seed, never being governed by
its general appearance. Il is my opinion
that the prime cause Of thin. dark, sour
syrup is owing to tho grsenness OF The
cane from which il is made.
The cane being fully ripe. it is ground
and the juice boiled io the usual way
After it 10 put on TO boil some alksIi
should be added, either !ys, soda o, lime
watss. ystJ know no spscisl quantity TO
DO addAJ. ii makes very we'll TO add
bslfpjat of lime water occasionally for
three or four times for kettle sirty. OF
eighty gallons until the scum csases TO
rise On the top, which should be removed
with strsiner as fast As il rises. All
the alkali, Of whatever hind can be added
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ut once If YOU choose to do so. The fire
should never be too hot for the first half
hour to enable you to skim il well. AZ
ter that it can be boiled rapidly if You
choose until it is ready to ,ake off, which
should not De too soon, as thick syrup is
much TO be preferred, provided you wish
to make syrup Of it. When it has reached
the stage OF ,bick syrup very little more
boiling will convert il into sugar, which
will granuIste rs soon as it cools. By
boiling little once or twice and expert
msntng for sugar, you will always know
a: what stage to remove it from tho ket
tie better than can tell you, though
don't make asingle failure. After re-.
moving at from the kettle, place it IN
some vessel short while until some of
its heat ha. lett it. and then pour it into
your barrels with the hoops a little loose
10 order tha, the moanss may drip from
it, Of which there will not as many might
suppose. Do not stir it after removing it
from the kettle, rs 10 the common custom,
or the grains will be small and fine.
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HOUSES AND LOTS
For Rent.

OFFER TO RENT for the ensuing
Il year three eligible Lots, situate in the
Village of Lanca>,er-No. /, . and 3.
Lot No: !. vacant Lot, fronting on
Dunlap and French Streets, and contains
about one acre of ground.
Lot No. ;, joins No. J, and fronts on
French Street. ]. contains a very hand.
some new dwelling, one and hsIf atoIies
high, With Six neatly finished Rooms On
the premises is good Kitchen, Stables
and all other necessary convsniences. II is
altogether one of the most desirable places
in the Village OF Lanca,ier.
Lot Ne. 3, joins Lot No. 2, and fronts on
Church and French Street. IL contains q
small, but comfortable dwelling, all mecca
snrv outbui!dings, and n good work shop.
Persons desiring To rc"t either, or all OF
the above desrcrIbed I.o would do we'll 10
make early application
JAMES ". INGRAM.
Get. ~. 1853, 37tf
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The Ten Commandments have been
condensed iuto ten lines OF verses. The
following is a copy taken from an old
parish register in Lancaster, Nottingham.
shire, England, 1850:
Have no other God but me;
Unto no image bow the knee;
Take DOT ths name Of God ~ vain
Do mol the Sabbath day profsns;
Honor thy father and mother too;
And ace that thou no murder do;
From vile adult'ry keep thou clean;
And steal not, tho thy state be mean;
Bear not false ~i,nsss-shur that bot
What is Thy neighbor's covet no..
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The Needs of Our Soldiers.

The army correspondent Of tho Rich
mond Enquirer, writing from Culpepper
Court House, the 2Oth ult saws:
Before closing, let me say word to
our home io,ks about our shoele.s sold
iers. That word shall he simple and
practical. | have seen brave men who
had walked all the way from the Rapi
dan to Bris!ow Station and back to cul
pepper with bare feet And these same
men had never struggled, but were always
ready to meet l,e foe. saw those men
on Yesterday morning making their way
with their uncovered feet through mud
and ni:s and slosh, in the mds. Of a
heavy rain, with MS much indifference TO
the storm, and more Of buoyancy and
che.riulness than can we'll be imagined
under the circumstance. The Govern.
nent cannot furnish these men. Shall
private munifiicence fall Must .he men
who are standing like wall Of fire be
tween us and The foe go unrenembsred
OF their counlrymen and actually suffer
for clothing, when private liberali,y could
readily supplement- the governmental de
hciency! Shoes and cocks, too, are need.
ed. Wher. are our brave women, and
Why do they not responds Are their
thoughts turned from patriotism to greed
Of gain Both the married aud uumar
ried 1a'ies should &c, to work aud a,
once send .hoes to the soldiers, and socks
to those who are uusuppied with thi.
necessary article Of wearing apparel.
"P. w. A. the well known correspon.
dent Of the Savannah EepItIican, writing
from Con. BrSgg's army in front ol Css,
tanooga, the 10Th ult, says:
None Of tho men have more than one
blanket, and nearly all belonging to
Brags's original army are without shelter
of any kind. Longs,res,'s corp. is some
what better of, his men having provided
thsm,e!ve, with Yankee flies, India rub
bers, DC, at Chsncsllorsvills aud olhe,
battle fields.
Inquiry at the Qnsrtermaster's Depart
ment, in Richmond, aud personal ob.sr.
vation in the armies Of Gen. Lee and
General Bragg. leave nc doubt that the
greatss, want Of tho troops this winter
will be for blankets. 1t is not probable
tha, there will be adequate supply ofeith
er clothing, shoes or hats, or even Of pro
visions, unless we recover East Tennessee:
but the chief want, as already stated, will
be blankets. Arrangements were made
some time since to procure supplies OF
clothing and shoes, and II our adventures
are attended 10y auspicious gales, the ar
my will be able to get through the win
ter, with such Eelp MS the people at home
can, and doubtless will. render. Their
response to the call made upon them last
winter was the sublinest incident Of the
war, and will lie recorded in history, as il
has already been in. "lhe books" which
are kept beyond the sun, and in which
all our accounts, whether for good or evil,
are entered with mn uneIring hand.
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WAsnISGToN, Oct. o, 1868.
TINE REBEL IRON CLAps.

The latest intelligence in reference i1
tue rebel iron clads is Goat there ats TWEEN
~ four finished and eight unfinished in
the coufederacy, Wig One finished at
Enfaula, Ala, seven finished At Mobile,
one finished and one on tbs stocks al
Montgomery, two finished and two 90
the stock, at. sslma, Ala, thrss finished
st Savannah, Eve finished at Charleston,
Eve flushed and five on the stocks st
Richmond. This is the total Of the iron.
elads jn The rebel confsdsracy.
rnE RkpsL Army,
An extrsvsgsnt estimate of the rsbsI
army by southern splbo1i,y is as so..
Iowa.
Lees army, now in yrginis. 10000
Bsaggs army, near Tennessee. $4,000
Joe Johaston'a army in Ala& Mise. 10000
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Fine Stock.
Ny though.brsd Horse
DAPPLE JOHN

will stand the ensuing Spring Season, com
msnclns the first week In March, at nv
residence near Hanging Rock.
DAPPl.E JOHN is full.blooded Jenu.
and Canadian. He is so well known in ,h.
section that it is scarcely necessary 10 say
anything in commentator OF his superr.r
qualities. His Colts speak for thsnsslvs.,
and they are unhesitatingly pronounced By
good judges 10 he among the best stock OF
our country. For inensss of form. spirited
appearance and activity OF motion, hs 10 10,
sxcelled by any horse 10 the State.
Mares from distance can be accomm..
dated with stabin. ani pastures.
Terms: for the Insurance $1,000
JAMES 81. INGRAM.
Feb. rs, 1853, 3-W
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EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. 6,
N U N B E R 80 ,

rNHE following Confederate Officers and
i men captured at Vlcksburg. Mis.issip.
pi, July 4,h, 1868, and subsequently p.rol.
ed, have been duly exchanged, and mr.. here.
by 80 declared.
J. The officers and men Of General C.. /,
Strvenson's division.
,. The officers and men Of General Bow
ems division.
3. The officers and men Of Dripsdis,
General Moore. Brigade.
4. The officers and men Of tho Second
Toxas Regiment.
8. The officers and men Of Waul's 10.
gion.
E. Also, all Confederate officers and men
swho have been delivered at City Point n,
any time previous to July 25th, 1863, har,
been duly exchanged, and are hereby SO
declared.
ROBERT OULD, Agent of Exchange.
Lancaster Ledger Print.
Oct. IA, 1868. 36-.6t.
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Bsauregard's army at Char. &Sav. % 900
Price and Kirby Smiths troops. $4,000
At other detached points. 10000
434,OOO

Total. $4,000
1t is represented that ninety thousand
men have furnished substitutes in the
South, each one Of whom will he com
PEELED to enter the rebel army if neces
sary. Besides, the conscrip,ion ,igidly
enforced to forty five years, it is clsimeI,
will increase the rebel army to COO 900,
and If extended TO sixty years, will swell
that army to nearly million Of men,
ln addition TO this, six hundred thousand
young negro fellows can be placed in the
service, if it should he determined TO arm
the slaves and give them their freedom.
THE DIsLoYAL CALrFoRSIA.-The Lon.
don Times state that California wishes
to seeede from the Union and become a
part Of Mexico. OF all the rumo,s star
ted 10y the rebels in Europe this is the
most absurd. California is loyal all over.
and down to the very depths Of her rich
gold mines. She has sent immense con-
tribu,ions to our Sanitary Commission
for tie use Of our wounded soldiers. She
forwarded a, her own expense, six thou
sand miles, regiment Of cavalry to serve
in our armies. Such evidences Of disloy.
atty we never before witnessed. Indeed,
California is twenty csra,s fine Of pure
LOYALTY.
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Extracts frsm tho New York Herald.
BALTIMORE, October I.


In regard to Charleston, General Beau.
regaId has assprsd tho rebel authorities
at Richmond that "ths Yankees" sha
never posssas sithAr tCharleaton. or th.
lsad at'an which cChsrIes,on stands, and
u IL Aait, too, that he sent a message TO
Gen. 'GilImore containing intsIIigenc.
which wilt probably lead aha. ofiicer to
Abandou his idea Of shslliag ths city,
charleston, ai course, can Be dss:roys cd
~ bornbardnsnt; but even when that
is done the works around the Sits will
yet remain to be taken before the city OF
Charleston can hs Lssahed. This will
have 70 be done, il done AZ all, by the
land forces alone. The naval forces can
not eo,epssste. hecauss thAy cannot get
<hsir vessels past Fort Sumter. II is now
seen that what ! said months ago in re.
gard to tho distinctions in the hsrbor
was correct. il is hAyand the power Of
the naval forces now there either to pas.
Fort Sumter or to remove thos. obs,ruc.
tiocs. The way to take Chsrlsston il 10
tske Richmond 6rst. But the admins.
s's.ion will not attempt % take Richmond
by The only souts from which .ba. city is
vu:ns'sbas, and the rebels, knowing
that, are able to dra" troops from Lees
army ddliJttum in order 10 dsfsst Pc.
snerans.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
DY p. II. Hammond, E.quire, Ordinary
ID for said District
WHEREAS. w. w. Blaekmon has CD.
plea TO me for Letters OF Administration,
on all and singular the Goods and Chatties,
Rights and Credits Of .. J. BELK,
lais Of tbs District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore. 10 cite and nd.
monish all and singular. the kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, To be and
appear before me at our next Ordiosry.s
Court for The said district, to be holden a,
Lancaster Court House on the S,h dsv of
Nov. nest to show cause, if anv. VIII.
the said Administration should not he
granted.
( J Given under my hand and seal
! L. y. this 23d day Of October i'm
t@~ )th year Of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and sixty three, ssd in
the eighty. eighth year Of the Independence
OF The State Of South Carolina.
p. I. HAMMOND.
o. l.. D.
oe1 20 1853, 81.
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EXCHANGE NOTICE, No 7.

RICHMOND. w, Oct. 18th, 1863.
The following Confederate officers and
men are hereby declared duly exchanged
]. AL officers aud men captured aod pa.
rolled at any time previous to the fret of
September. 1859. This section, however.
10 not intended To include any sffi,.r. mr.
men captured at VIcksburg. July 4th, 1863.
except such as were declared exchanged by
Exchange Notice No. ., Sept. I3lh, 1868,
or are spec hcally named in this notice. But
udoes embrace all deliveries made At CITY
Point, or other place, before Sep ember Isl,
1868, and with the limitation above named
all captures at Port Hudson or sny other
place, ~hs's the parties were released on
parole.
= The staff OF Generals Pemberton, Ste.
Ssnson, Dows., Moore. Barton, ). d. Lee.
Cummings, ilarris and Bald in, aud o! Col.
onels Rev n"lds, Cockrsil and Dock~ry, The
officer. aud men belonging to the Engineer
Corps and Sappers and Miners and th,
fourth aud forty sixth Mississippi Rspi.
m-nts, all captured al Vicksburr, July Ath,
1863
B. The general officers captured At Vieks.
burg. July 4tn, 1863, were declared OK
changed July 18th, 1888
ROBERT GUILD,
Agent Of Exchange.
Lancaster Ledger Priut.)
Oct 2S, 1863. 3s-Gt
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tunity was offered 10 crush Bragg, large
portion Of his army having been With
drawn 10 succor Johnston, who was op-
Grating against Grant.
II these charges are true, it is IN os, un.
fortunate, as the name Of Rosecrans was
= tslisman Of immense weight.
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CuRE or DIprnrRI.-The Ricbn,o,


CURE or DIPrnERIA.-The Ricbn,ond
Wing says:
"a gentleman who has tried il says
that kerosine, or coal oil, is an a!mos, in.
fa'lible remedy for that terrible and fatal
disesse-Diptberis. The remedy 10 10
be applied ex,srnally, by rubbing tie
throat with the oil freely and frequently.
u has cured uumerous cases, as many.
probably, I" fifty. in one neigbborhood
where our informant lives. and hs knows
OF bot one casa ia which Il failed. lie
regards It as the best remedy known for
this disease. The romedy !, simple oss
and easily tried"
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5 o y Il II T. Il LIN A :
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Er Partee.
Jane Si'stars. Applicant

Jane Si,sthre, Applicant
hgainst.
Ms!com Grain aud wife Elizabeth, John
Grain aud "ifs Jane, or their shildren If the
parents be dead.
appearing to my satisfaction that the
above named parties and defendants r..id.
without tho limits Of this State. il is there.
fore ordered, d,that they do appear md object
to thedivis'on or sale Of tho real Estate of
Francis Steele and widow Margaret, deed
on or before the 22d day Of January next,
a. their consent To The same will be entered
OF record.
=. +. HAMMOND, D. l.. D.
Oct. %, 1883. 3sam
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THE SoHruxRS ELEcrIoss.-It seems
the recent elections in Peansy wanna aud
Ohio have gone against the Democrats
by large ma jori,ies. Mr.. Vallsudigham
has been defeated tor Governor OF Ohio,
and Gov. Curtin is re elected Governor Of
Pennsylvania. Thus has departed the
last hope OF aid TO The South from the
LIBERAL men OF the North The Northern
people are banded against Us by an i'm.
menss mnjority. The WAT will 20 on,
and will DO prosecuted asa matter of
business by the federal COVER men,. AIR.
Lincoln viii t- re elected ior y second
term. The prospect Of peac. appea" to
be more distant than ever The Southern
people must depend upon themssIves.--
They Atand alone in the world, with the
world against them. We can only do
onr duty and trus, to Providence.-N.C C..
Standard.
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REMOVAL OF HosvcRANs AND The CAUSE
Washington, Oct. 22-Ths facts in re
gard 10 ehsnges At the West, and Off.
cially ascsrtainsd, ar. ~ foIlow.:
l. General Rosecrsns is relieved.
9. General Thoma. assumes his com
maid Of the Army Of the Cumberland.
3. Tie departments Of the OHIO (Buru
side Cumberland (Thon.s) Tennessee
(Huribu',) and VicI.burg (McPherson,)
are consolidated into one grand military
division Of the Mississippi" under com
m~nd Of General Grant.
4. Generals Hooksr and Sherman, tue
latter now n. luka, will command corps
in the field
5. General Grants headquarters will
be in the field he leaves for the front TO
morrow.
6. McPhersons department will extend
from the Department. Of the Gulf to Ma
po'eou.
The motives and causes O. the removal
Of General RpsecranSsrs as vet topics OF
speculation outside. the immediate "ring"
Of the departments here. A score Of ru.
mon are abroad accusing him Of inefli
cheney At Chsttanoogs, and disobediencs
OF orders previous to ihSt battle. His Of
hcers have complained OF h:s sscrct police,
which they assert to lie really "a practical
spy upon their opinions. Iii. procl.ma.
lions and lsters have certainly produced
irritation. i'll ,his department, spl are said
to have been in more than one instance
regarded with dislavor at tie White
Hous-.
IL is ever asserted that McCook aud
Observation-Disclosures made temporary
scaps goats for the Llunders At Chicka
msugs--havs evidence very damaging to
General Rosecrans.
Tho change will De generally popular
in the West, though il will be At first un
popular with the army, where "old Rosry"
10 idolized.
from the Washington Chronicle, Of Oct %.
We are inreceipt Of astounding intelli
gencs in regard to the removal Of General
Rosecrans. The whole country will be
stirred at what We shall chronicle: II is
rumored that three charges are made
against this late popular commander.
The 6'a charge is preferred BY Gsner
ais Cri,tendsn and MeCook, TO the effect
that Rosecrans left the battle field during
the crisis, and fled to Chattanooga, and
reported to officers there that the day
was lost. 4. reported that subsequently,
through opium, lie became insensib:e.
The second charge, it is rumored, is |
made by the Government, 10 the effect
that Lis orders were to remain at Chat.
'anoogs an:il TsinforcsWsnts SHOULD ar.
rive.
The third charge, AS run osed, is to the
effect that he declined 10 move FROM uur.
f'esboio' in Juus last, whea ordered to
do so by the Government, as an oppor
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BALTIMoRE, October o. 1863


j have some information in regard to
the rscsnt alleged peace propositions be-
fore the Cabinet which may lie Of some
importance. II 10 to the following effect:
1t Is true that the question OF peace, or
What awounu 10 the same thing-ths
question OF the further prosecution of the
war--n now before lbs Cabinet. No
proposal Of peace, however, has been rs.
Ss''ed from tho South. The proposal for
onsr'oS tsrms Of peace to the South orig.
mated, according to my infermants, with
distinguished member of the Cabinet.
~" proposal substantially s;-Tha. tho
South shall Jay dow iLsp ssms. aeknowl.
edge the authority and supremacy Of the
federal govsrnpspL and send their Sen.
asor' and Representatives to Congress-
- gene sl amnesty to be proclsimsd, in.
GLIDING al Who are now in arms sgain.t
lie government, except the chief leader.
OF the rebellion, who are to 10 banishsd.
The Southern States TO bs ascursd in
their STATE organisations, and the auss.
sioa of us djsmembsrmsnt of Virginia to
% ssssSssd 70 tbs decision OF the Supreme
Lou" The CoDascstion &C. to be 70.
esa,'d. The emancipation procls sma,ion,
sa''og bssp adopted ~ . mere war
~saso,'' to be wi,bd,awn. tho S,a,ss.
hov''sr 10 6iId tAspssivs. TO sdop, A.. |
systs" o' gradual emancipation by which
oil slaves now hxd are 10 Ls slaves 70,
NE. bus sll nsgSoss born altar the year
.Iss% to te Ess ess6rIs1Ag. .. ,hs sg. |
of.w.ssy on. > 81
The svbs,ssti .propo. !
vi ere favored l U.h.
y. Mr. Blair. and op
6e% ,
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IS 0 u L IL G A r R0LIN A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
E1 Pariee.
Niss Jane Si.l,.t konii..,,

Miss Jane NisL.i. Applicant,
Against,
Josiah Ni-bst, James Nisbet. Saul Nc.
Murray, Robert McMurray, William SIC
Murrny-the children OF the tLrco last
named irirs names not known and Jack
son McMunay.
IL appearing to my satisfaction that the
above named defendants, reside without this
State. IL 10 therefore ordered that they do
appear and object to tho di,i-ion or sale of
the Real Estate Uf John McNlurray, deed.
on or before Thursday, tho 7th day Of Jan.
nary next, or their consent 10 the same will
be entered Of Record
J.. Il. HAMMOND,
Ordinary Lancaster Dist
Oct 81, Is02, 31-am
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Intervention Rumors.

The New York Herald Of the 22d ult.
contains a letter dated London Oct. 10,
protesting to give an out'in" OF a treaty
to be entered into between the Pope, Aus.
tia, France, Spain, and the Confederate
States. The letter speculates upon "a guar,
antee OF independence, and saysit is never
TO be attempted to annex aoy portion Of
Mexico, Csba or Porto Rico, but will aid
in rspelling armed Intervention Of the
United States. Mexico or Spanish West
India Colonies The writer sAys it is
feared if,he Lincoln administration should
conquer the South. that it would urder.
take TO rule all America w ;he sword,
aud eventually to consider th at the whole
civilized world ~ss too contracted for
field Of It's operations. lie then intimate.
at some length, ,ha, the present policy Of
Lincoln, under tLe circumstance, 10 to
make pesss with the South. aud the two
republics work out the preLlsm Of Their
means and capacity Of self government.
Tho letter eIores by recommending
that Bennet advocate n peace policy.
The Herald closes AN editorial article
on the letter TO VII ch il attaches impor.
tance,) 10y urging another vigorou. blow
Al the rebellion, and saws that by pro.
tracing the war, We increase the dan.
gers Of Europeas intervention and war
throughout the whole Of chris,endom.