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DElE HEsLEDI

Go 10 pRe. BROTHERS A. GRAY sad be cured.
They hsve given their particular sttan'fo 10 the
tres the mt anu of all forms of Disease, par
ticu ary that Of private character, for % years.
This is the Oldest ests blsbed Botanic Medical Of
ice IN the District, and have saved thouss ads from
q q sgl aceful and horrible death Bow im pSrtAnt
il is, then for those unforrnates no brow ght
dissse upon themselves 10 be cured before 10 IL Too
late, thus preventing exposure Of Themselves aud
family. Office and residence, 179 south street,
Island, opposite Smithsonian Instituticn. ms I'm
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ANOTHER HORSE Casa few days since,
i-=>ccl Rowe, soldier, stationed Al Fort AL
NaEy, was J,eTsu 8ded by another soldier named
~ ~ Bob, 10 trade horse belonging 10 the
So TnIu-Et " ith John HanIing, OF ibis city,
\ d the trade WAS made forth with, the latter
Z.yITg So s'bcot," which was divided between
AIN -. q soldiers. Tie case was brought to the
-. ntiOn Of Col. Baker, who sent an officer 10
I!-~ Fort and discovered tina the horse Hanning
had traded was Government horse, which
'ss.i b.gu stolen. The three parties have b,an
sGIested and sent 10 the Central GUAR dhouse
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FAST THIEP.-Wedresday night, Anne
Y li;e COL, was arrested by Patrolman Ni<hol
IT, ry,,biLg Mrs. W. M. 5. Hopkins, Sixth street
p zen and y streets. of dresses, jtwrlry.
--.:oy, 81, in quantity sufficient for small
srrl-.y store. A large quantity OF goods were
.yy. I'd. when she was arrested; bnt l search
-sr.ut Ha- icen issued IL search various
....-sr> 10! other property no; found. She was
-IInl,tfC fOl a hearing after the search warrant
+. urrcd. Ghe whole Of her stock OF stolen
-...-- Va a-cUmuiatsd during three weeks
- = 20 ~, nti. NJ IInnkins family.
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CONFIRMED.-Among the combinations for
Justices of the Peace by the Senate yesterday,
was that Of VIM. Thompson, of the Third
Ward. In our notice yesterday the name acct
dentally appeared as WIN. Morrison" We
are hoprS 10 be able TO make the CORE elton, as
Mr. Thompson (who is now the oldest police
magistrate of the city has always been distin-
guished for integrity and impartiality in the
discharge of pfs duties.
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SENT TO THE OLD CAPIToL.-Ths following
parties ARR we'd from Fort Delaware, on w ednes.
day, and We're committed 10 the Old Capitol:
George N. T.. Shearer, bridge burner and spy;
James LeaRue, smuggler, and for uttering dis
loyal sentiments; George Putnam, w. a. IT,
Resing, rebel mail carriers; John &. Faber, John
G. Wilson, Thomas r. Jones, David Smoot,
Charles HI. Posey, captured recently by the
Potomac fotilla; and John Smith, Theodore
Smith, James Arnold, William Ullman, A. L.
Grafton, and Elias Apple, prisoners of State.
captured while attempting to pass the Federal
lines into Dixie, were also committed to the
same prison.
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are essentially u-cessary, and there 10 NO
higher duty than that which requires
each to render 10 I'll what is cue to their
station. lie who sows the sesds Of dis.
son'en, aud dis'rust prepares for the har
vest OF slaughter and defeat. To zeal
you have added g~lIan,ry, to gaIian,ry
energy, to energy for,itnde. Crown these
WITH harmony, due .ubordinstion, and
cheerful suppor, of lawful authority, that
the messure of your duty may he FULL
fervently hope that the ferocious war 50
unjns,Iy war-d against our couatry may
s""p be ended tha, with the blessing OF
peace you may be restored to your homes
and 'he useful pursuits, and pray tha.
our Heavenly Father may cover you With
The shield Of HIS protection in tho hours
OF battle, aud eud"w YOU with the virtues
"Rich will close your trials in victory
compete.
(Srgned) JEFFERSON DAVIS
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From Vlrginia.

GoRoossvILLx, October ls.--Ths enc.
my were driven to their fortiaeatiors at
Cs",rsvi'le and Asaassas, 10 which they
have been fleeing the last ssvsral day..
pursued by our army, They have dee
royed along the line Of their figh, all
e"mmissary stores aud ell ether ms,eriais
shish they could ne, carry away. The
lighting has been with smaller bodies, NJ
our forces would come up With them.--
The battle Of Bri.,oi, reported ys.ts,dsy,
WAS =" engagement between pa:,s Of the
two ssmies. II s reported tha, but for
some desertsrs going over to the enemy
aud giving information that our forees
here had commenced moving. We should
have achieved = more subs.sntisl suc
cess.
The report brought her. b, passenger
on the Central Railroad, on Saturday, of
= battle At Suassss. proved to b sn OF
agserssion Of The 6gLt in which Cooks
and Kirkland's brigxdss were engaged.
Tie report VAS sasouaese ia toe House Of
Delegates, ON Saturday, by . member,
and was supposed TO be confirmed BY an
official telegram from GordoDsvil;e, bst
until tonight nei,her confirmation nor .
detailed report had been received; eonss.
quer,Iy the anxiety ia this eommua,,y,
yes,erdsy and to dsy. us,il they ase.r.
tanned the truth Of the repost, sad learned
somsthing Of the situation Of Nsrttsrn
Virginia, has been intense. Pr.s. Gs
spntches from GcrgonsviIIe TO night give
the la,est and mos. ,si.b.s news from
that quarter.
GoRpoSsviLLr, o.: ober l0.-All quiet
in front. It is reported that the lo,s 10
she fight =, Bristol Oh WednesdX-, in
Cooks brigade. in killed anil wounded,
WAS 500, and Kirkland. Gl4.. Tn. killed
in both brgsdss numb+r about 200. The
snsm.'s loss is nut knoas.
RICRMoTp, October 10 -Sincs the
"t."peds Of AsSde's amy to CsnrsviIl-
and the abandonment Of the pu'ssi, hy
Gen. Lee, affairs in Northern Virginia
have suddenly los, all interest. One 70
.ult Of the advance t. Msna.sss 10 y con
siderable addition 10 our stock Of railroad
iron.
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An Qld Hai6's SolilsQly.

We'll. here Am in the chimney corner
dsrnirg stoekings! Pleasant occupation
Tor my birthday. trulyi Twenty ains
years ago sines I came is,o the world
Bat it won't do to let that bs kuown
told Aiss Snap to day that I ~.s twenty.
,hras--t didn't tell her ho~ much older
| ~asi-shs said indeed ! in . very sm.
pha,ie tons, a. IL she didnt believe il ;
and thea the wretch had the imrudsnrs
10 tell me that had six months ,hs ad.
vantage of her. Shss thirty IL che. .
day; Is. strange bow como people will
lie! hrd lost all ny front teeth and
.ss obliged to ~e.r false eurIs. l would,
Try - pa's myself OF for twenty t~o.
lwond.r ~bs,her ! was .l~ays cut
out for an old msidi NJ but Id rather
be an old maid ten times over than marry
some folks TL~rss Sally Snspi l yer
ily believe shed give W Ill chance Of q
seat in the kinydom OF Heaven. IL she
cosld get All ofs' from John smith. the
wood sawyer, aud 10 glad Of the chsncei
hs strange whs. soms people would
do for the sake Of . husband for nv
Psst I soulin'i ,aks John Smith IL he'd
@ down on hM kusss before me, and
threaten % shoot hiusslf il I didu'I
Hsigh no Z IFS rather dismal .i,,iuc
here alone in the evening. With aothing
but cat to keep you compaay. To b.
sure it's .ettsr than TO have YOUR life
worried cut Of you by pareel Of children.
with brute Of . husband, that will storm
like house s6re, u . button happens 10
como of his shirt aud you don't sew j,
on directly. Heaven pres.r,. me from
such fate!
Hark. there. the bell! Goodness Ora
c'ous! il it INIT John Smith hin.eIf. and
I've got my "orning dress on. and my
hair isn't cornbsd. I wonder sh., he
~sn,sl What il hs has como To- make
me au Offer. think on .hs whole IL he
should. that | would take compassion on
h'"--j"st to spi,s Mis-. Snsp. that. ali.
W"n'd"'t che fe.l like ,earisg my eyes
ou,i
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CorroH ~ lssrA Nc 8smusl Smi,

CorroH ~ lHsrA NJ. Samuel Smith.
~ho sss sen. ou, IRON England 70 India
I" investigate The sui jset Of cotton cul
turs. in . pamphlet ,bus sums W The
rsasVus ~by that country cspsot com.
pete ~ish Amerlcs in the cultivation ol
cotton
list That India is no, able, - . co,
to" growing country. 10 supply :hs place
Of Ame''ea. 2d. Th~t Isrg. supplies oi
cotton cSh be drawn from India osly BY
excessive pr'cs.. and whenever prices 70.
turn TO = normai level. the predsetio.
~Ill 'eesd- co'sssp"ndingly 3 Ths, no
hope whatever ex s,s of India bsisg st,s
to oil .hs void made BY the stoppsss ol
the American eot'on trade at asy ,;as
like re,nuns'srvs prices to the spiasss
aud very li,,ls hope "f her hsing sbts "a
provide n qusIi,y that would suitably 6i
the place of'Amercso cotton"
lie boIn .h~, Eyyps 10 in many rec
p-cts~ better cotton growing eoun,r,
,han India and tha, . considerable 10
crease !" the ordinary supply II ess.os
msy be obssinsd from that county.
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A Sxw FAssioS ron LAoIks' HArs -
The Paris eorr-spoHdsnt Of the PLiladsl.
phia fo'M. AnSriean writes ~ fellows iu
rrfs'sses t" the f~shious Prsvs!sn, in he
Fr.ueA capital:
have already spoken "f seaside and
rustic toilets ~ ihos. to Which n,,.uton
is chmdy directed =, ,hi. moment. A
new bat HI" male i's appearance. The
is NO other than the Loui, XIV bat, never,
during thai monxrch's time. intended to
grace ANY Lut the male sex, whereas Sc
rerL l"d'-s n V,chy sctuslly show ed
themselves With y ,bree cprnered hat on
their heads. II is true the frat appesr
"nce was on n theatrical celel ritz, bI;
with that mani. tor rivalry and iu.i,s,ion
OF ~hster'r Is fast" which pervsdss xll
Glasses, the three corLsred hat WAS itn,ns
distsIy copied Snh worn by one or Two Of
the haulee roiee, and soon became the
type OF supreme elegance or fashion,
These bats ~-rs i'st mace Of rice straw,
bound With some bright eoIo,, sueh 40
Mexican blue or violet. trimmed unb
eurlsd feathers u the same hue. Some
bad their feather. arranged round the
edge Of the hat others ,osud the crown
only.
Another shape. more likely to ks sdsp
ted by per.ons 81 good taste. Is the Marie
AntoiHsl,s. which in frort produces the
effect Of rosuL hat. lowered 90 the fore
head, which II protects, and having d,
the back = vide Ntrs- :sr,ain. placed in
large platte. One Of these hats in white
rice slra~ ass edged With narrow black
velvet: moss rms. With long spray of
lsnrss aud hud., was placed 10 the cen
TIRE Of the fro.t. aad foil ~ 10 the eur,sis.
A TOW Of very ~ids black velvet, with
long ends. trimmed with fringe. "a. f..
tened on the other side: and uadernss,b.
over the left ear. there Vas . MOSS ro.s,
with buds. White horse hair hs,, are
very much worn Of this shape.
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GoLD AND BASK NorEs.-For some
fays pss, there h.s been no very heavy
by the brokers in specie. AID
very title change in the ra:ss Of exchange.
w. quote gold ss follows: Buyiog rates
Gil. selling price tl2. Silver-buying
st &S so and selling At SO. Back no,ss
-vrginis bank notes are bough. at o.,
and sold 1T "a so; North Csrolins, buy.
ing at - so ssd selling At -; sos,h
Carolina and Gsosgis. ooyisg at % sud
selling at - 2S.--Riekssond ISsnsinsl.
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A VIEoIHIA MorHxR.-A mother, DO
reaved OF thsss Sous, oil that she had,
aod al Of whom had fallen in the war,
spplisd a,she Psymssters Office. the 9TH
o. day. TO receive their arrears Of pay
A cass Of 90 unusual sf1iction and
bsreavsmsus naturally excited the feel,
ings Of ,hs. excellent and humane gentle
man and 1ntiriug friend Of the soldier,
N jor John Amb!s.. to whom she ap
piled, and hs expressed to her his sym
psthy at her loss. With = nobility Of
soul which no mxtron either Of Rome OF
OF Revolutionary America ever surpassed,
she at once dried her tears, and said,
With spirit. that the chief grief Of her
heart Was that shs bad no moro sons to
6ght for their countryi Oh, it a such
mothers - these tha, have sent such be
Soss TO the 6sld God blsss her 10 her
bereavement, and lot her live long to en-
joy that Independence, to secure which
her sons have been martyred.-RieAnsend
.Ssntinsi.
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HOUSES AND LOrS
For Rent.

I OFFER TO RENT for the ensuing
= year three eligible Lots. situate 10 In.
Village Of ianeastcr--No. !. 4 and 3.
I.o, No. 2 10 vacant Lot, fronting ~,
Dunlap and French Streets. and euntaus
about Une acre "f ground.
lot No. !, JOINS No. !, and fronts on
Fs~och street ]. cont.ins n very hand.
sons new dwelling, one aud half stories
high, with Six neatly finished Rooms. On
the premises 10 good Kitchen. Htab;ss.
and ali othsr necessary eonv-nisness. 10
altogether one Of tho most desirable places
in The Village OF Lancaster.
l-st Nc. 3. 'in. Lot No. 4, aud fsou,s On
Church and French Street. Il contains .
snali. but comfortable dwelling, all n-ces.
satv ouibuiliings. and good work shop.
Person. desiring to rent either. or all OF
The above desrcribsi l.s's would do we'll to
make early application.
JAMES n. INGRAM.
OcI ~, 1853. 3Nf
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S~EARixo.-Ths xdsurdi,y and utter
folly Of swsaring is admirably set forth
in the following suecdo:s Of Bs..bub
and his imps:
The latter went out one morning, each
to command hs set Of msn-ons the
murdsrsrs. another the lisrs, and another
the swearers. etc. Al evening tb.y stop.
ped 10 the mouth OF a cave. The quc.-
ton arose among them - to who corn
nsnded the tne.nsst set Of men. The
subject wss debated At length ~i,hou,
coming to . decision. Finally bic Satan.
ie M.js',y ~ss called upon to decide the
matter in dispute. Wbsrsupou he s.i,l ;
THE murderer got something for killing,
the thief Tor stealing aod the ii.r for iy
mg. but the s~ssrsr "a. ,h. meanss, oi
"Il-hs served wi.hou, pay" They ~er.
HE M.js.'ys bs.s sutjsc.; for while
they ~sr- eos,lrss, their name Wa l-vion
aud presented The large" division iu ".
(Sat.n.) employ,
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Fine Stock.
Ay ihough.brsd Horse
DAPPLE JOHN

viii STAND the sesuins Spring Se,,nu, CON.
msns'ns the 6rst week in M,rc,, a: inv
residence nras Hangins Rock.
pAfPi.E OHN 1. fuii.bioodsi Jena.
asd Canadian. He 10 80 we'll suo .n j, ,,i,
session that u 10 scarcely necessary 70 s,y
ssysh.ng il comuaeoAatioa Of nj. sup.riey
Ss.assss. lila Csits spsak Ter tnsas.slve,.
s"d 'asy are snhssi,a.inxly pronounced br
gees judges 70 ss among the beat stock OF
sss esantsy. FOR issos., Of form. spirited
appeaTanss ssd ssivny Of IN p,ion, he is no,
saesissd ~ ssy horse Ia the State.
Mares from = distsIse can b. acoomms.
dated With stabins aui pasture.
Terms: for The lusISspcs $1,000
JAMES Il. INGRAM.
Feb. as. 1863. ar
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ScxnR n G.H. BaAee's ApsuYAHs
GsNraAL's O.yicR-Old Lscy-ls shis
whore Capt Bsssg Isssi
Colonel Brss,-Yss. madam. Ca ]
do anything tos yost
Cd Lady-Wsn. Jos sSs, missss. ]
lives over whore he 6sh,ia' VS., saS
when Capt. Bragg essnPaoy shssrsd he
Yankees they ran 'i,s pas' my house
right pert: when Up come. Captain Fer.
rss, With HE c'i,tH company and made =
line Of 6sht through my yard, aud over.
ss's my "-h hopper aud mssd.-
Geo. Bragg, ('ntins asa')-Col. Brent
zee that the LADY, claim 10 settled i'm.
msdistsiy.
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EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. 6.

SNHE following Confederate Officers and
Il mss ssSssssd a, V,chsburg, Mississip.
p, July 4sh ASA, and subsequently pa,ot.
%, have esss es'y exchanged, and are here.
b. 90 deelassA
.. The o6ssss aud mon OF General c. l..
StsvsnsoaS disision.
.. The e3ssss and men Of General Dow.
sa's disisios.
,. The o6esr- and men Of DrigsJi,y
General Mooss's Brigade.
= The sfksssa aud men Of the Second
TsIss Res;nssi
b. Ths edSesss and men Of Waal's La
giOn.
9. Alsos all Confederate officers and men
who have been delivered nj City Poin, Al
anS tine previous TO July 3jth. 1868. hsv,
declared.
ROBERT OULD. Agent of Exchange,
lLansa,ts, Ledger Print
Oct. -, 1854. as-.S,
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PRIsoSERs.-ra-F Federal Co,nmissioner,
b, wong calculation. cls,ns lU.UOO
pri."n-rs ss due the Lincoln Government
in exchange. BY our Com,ni.siou.r's
repI. il SCENE ,ha, they owe US over
1000. The pspsrs Of Rich moud say ".
h"s now Sp~s'ds of 10000 ,hsr.-
among them 900 clhcsrs-~LiIs th. y
sls'm to have 900 OF ours. II msri, were
cop.idsrs''. ours are worth ten to one ol
tnsir worthless herd, and this . very low
estimate ofour brave men in comparison
With then hirsIiogs.-Souh Cerolinisn
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WAR TAX

TliE ta1es imposed by thc Is,. 9Th an.:
due and pay able The Bcoks vii, remain
open at nv residence, for fifteen days frosu
the date Of this notice Tor public insp-r,isn;
during which time I will hear appeals, il
any there be. ! will al.o tscriye taxs. from
those wishing To pay curing the iIae the
Books are open for examination. A. .he
expiration of said time will attend At, or
near. the usVsl places Of receiving take, for
the purpose Of collecting all taxes, then
due and payable ia money. Of which the
Tax Payers shall have due notice
JAMES K. NAGiLL,
DisI'ict Collector.
O;s. III, 1868 36-3S
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JACK DowEIS0s OpISIoS os FIoHr
IHo AND FIoHrxKs.-"!n the nattsr ol
lighting. there Is ono thing ] always keep
IN. eyes on, and ] found Gen jackson
ofths same way Of thinking, and that .
90 depend less on ioIks Who say they are
ready 10 shed the last drop oi their blood,
than o" folk, who NJ. reSdy to sbsd the
hrs, drop. Give a msu r,gh, dollars q
day TO make speeches III Congress. ~i,h
'hs right Of free postage. and yos will
hear enough OF last drop matters; when
!, comes I" camp dsty, then the '6rsi
d'"p' folks have TO stand to the rack =,
eigh, dollars u month 7
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A Scrap from History.

Ii 4. 4 a.. n
r.. h..,o or 1 1-,., L., 49,.
,,u,h, and l,. NJ VAT .....,,.
n 81 h.., ,,L., b.. I,
,h,es ,b,u..nd ,,.,,. I,,,
abandoned. New J.r,.v inv oman - m.
,.n.nv mud pI;.d..,,L,;. :,,; h
r,xsp. A, The ,,m. inns G.o ch.,Is.
Lee, who WAS r.ys,d.d hx m.,v o,,
,nnst scientific and .,u.r,.ucsd iisn.,.,
aud who VA, called hx ,bs R,;,;.h M.
"Am.,,cau P,iI.d;um" w. ,.L. mi.
on.r. 9Th. militia d;,ba,a.J and ~.
c,pi,n,.lv ,.,,.a,.l IN ,hs;, hou..
e.. regular ,roors y, if in J;.,.;, .l.o
fred oil and deserted in na,ti.. Evsrv
thin, threatened a.,.,;., .;,b ;,.,;
table s,,,,,,.phs Tho arm, of w..h
,nyron WAS so euf.,b Oh ,hs, !, .,x,.0,,
amounted 70 ,bre. ,hous.,J mo, ~Lo
hsd los, All .ou,.ys.nJ MI .u.,., .,t
we're exposed IN An op.u Country ~i,hou,
tents 10 shel,s, them. and in ,bs n ia, of
a population little zealous. or ,.,hs, h,.
tile"
Lord Howe and his brother ava,sd
themselves Of this vl,o,p and dspond.u.
cv bv issuiux1 proclaim .tioo Offering n
free pardon to all who should eomuly
within fhv days. rNsnv," says Irvine.
"~h" hsh been prominent i. The cause,
has,ensh to take advantage Of this proc.
Iam~t'on. Those ~h" had most property
to loss we're the first t" submit. The
middle r~tk rem ,in.d generally stead.
fast in The time Of trial" Bon says
:he submissionists 'te'"ngeJ for the MOS,
port. to the Il .ss Of the very p'or, or .he
very rich. The inhabitants Of Psnnsyi
vania. like those Of Ne~ Jersey. hocked
in like manner to hu"be themselves At
the Tee, Of the EngIi.h Commissioner.
and 20 promise them f-alry aud oi ed,
e"ce Among Others there came the
Ga'I"~a!s, the Aren-, and others Of the
wealthy and respectable families. Every
day u.he'ed in som. new calamity the
cause Of American seemed Fastening to in
evI,abie ruin. The mos' discreet no longer
I'sse"hled 'hst the term Of the war WAS
at band. and the hour 1as come in which
the Colonies were about to resume ,he
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SAvISo the TRrru.-Tbe Stan,

SAvISo TINE TRsrH.-Ths S,suntop
Findicstor relates . story OF 4 farmer
near that town, Who being dssiross Of
paying the @ G"srnm.a, the tenth of
come oats he ~ss then hsu'ing in. told
bic ,srvaat TO haul nias iosds 10 the barn
and bring the tsm,h load to town TO the
onsrts'ua..sr. ~ he had TO pay tba, load
to the Government. upos returning 10 his
place few days shsr. hs inquired Of tho
boy he had delivered The tenth load to
the Qusr,ermssteri No n.sss," said
the trusty fellow, With the air Of msu
Who had accomplished . grss, Test. The
Go's'pmss, don't git .i6s--=for d.,
ws''nt no tsuf lead. ! doss essm Il oil
= -"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-10-28
Address Of he President.

The toil" ""'ng nd Trs.s If the l'r-s.i. ut
was pub 'shed /" the ,r"" 8, p" dncing
tho yr"a'e>, enthusiasm:
NEApo'Hs AwMf OF TxSNEssEx,
Oc,oo-r l6, 1863.
SOLDIERS: A graceful couu,,, hss re-
eogn'zsd Jour nrduous service and ~.
Jhced 'er i"ur GLORIOUS yic'orv Oh the
esid OF Chi laHausa W.en Your eour.
t!ymsn sh At tu"r- fu 'Iy Is,iu the adverse
ssscsiastsuc,s uud-r ~hch YOU attacked
Ne sne'n,, though ikey cannot TO more
thankful, they may admire NOR The gal
'astry snd pariolr d-v.Ir"u which se.
curec your success. Representatives oI
every Stale III the C"nf-d-rar,. your steps
haye been lo.lo~-d ~iIh atrc ,r,nxt. So
hci:uds 10y triem'ls Ia r,rr, part OF the
S-onfederacy. Defenders Of the heart OF
our teiriioiy, Nou' movements have heeu
Shs ol )ect of in.eusest anxi-ry. The hopes
o. our cause greatly depend upon you.
and happy II ia that Mi Can securely rely
upon your :h'eving mhatev-r, under The
blessing Of Providence, hunsn power
ran .t.,, n,,,,, go, h.. l
very much Yet remarns To he done Be
bind YOU is people providing kr our
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.,,ed Lv van, ,u.j,,.ss ;,v,J., wh.,.
ssp,,s woman. % he .,s .,d h.,,,...
infancy have. been su;;.o,.d =, o,,,soo
with IA, uu. l.l ~ ,l,. war,a,. of c;v;I;z.d
na,i ,us
with ra-.r eve. ,l,.v ,.,,hf =, ro,r
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home a., r.t.,e H.. ham, ,.h.,
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family to .h- s.-,.r ,ro, wb,d, thew
have been driven Fo,c.J n mia -,
srms 10 Wind ca, ,h. n,In,c.i ,,,,. ,h.
hseIo,r ,o,.I,,v ,,J S,., ,...,.,,
which wei, III. h.u,. ,,,.h..sd j.,
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have bul the .i,.rna,,y. d .,.v,sh ant,
ni..;on 10 J..oo,i. ,,,,u.,,, 49, r.. -
dsperd.rcs which - v,,o,ov. uni. ~,
persistent .ffut will secure, Al uhicI,
6,su ia. mani, b,u,,, nerve. III. ns,,;o,
and ex,l,s ,h, hero. j.. ,,s.so, Il, .,imu
late and ,u.,.i, y,, N,I,lv h.,s ,ou
redeem d the pr.dy.. given N TIC n.ms