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ssoe and Virsisla's hospitality T. her own
and her sisters send The State Guard,
with its band Of nssie, escssssd then 70
the Capitol Square, where another vast
crowd hailed them with every nanifsstatisn
Of JOY, and whore abundant .rsfresb.snts
bad been sent BY the citizens. Here they
were met BY the rresident, who passed
shrsoRh the ~hsle line, and gave them .
.ost cordial greeting. Ne addressed them
st ssme length amid enthusiastic cheering
but We were net near enough 70 hsar bis
ssmsrks.-RieAmond Seminal.
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OF Y I G I Al.

ADI'T AnS Irsp's Gas's Osyrss,
Ricmsnd, Fcb. 4 1894.
X ENERAI. ORDERS Ne. 1.-THE fol.
~ lowing order 10 published for The in.
fermatisa Of all csneerssd:
=. .. AMERICA, Was DEsAIrxsxr.
Richmond, February l, 1864.
EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. VIII.
!. ALL PRIsoKsRs hsrstofo.s held by The
Uaitsd States authorities, whether oryIcrss.
ssLDiEas Or CIVILIANS, Fsssivsl at Citv
Psint, BErOks THs lsr OF JAsSARy, 1854.
are hereby DECLARED EXcIAHeRs.
q. ALL oTpIcRRs AHD hRs oy rHs Voks.
BuRs CAPTURE, whs reported fss dutv st
Enterprise, Miss. at say tios ,RIoa 70 IN.
lATH OF NsvEhsss, 1861. and whose nsnss
were forwarded to ne by Maj. Gen. Jsh.
II. Fsrnsy, ARI BEcLARBD RxcHAHeEp.
q. All sffiesrs and asn Of the v,st.burS
caPtsrs, belonging - ths arst Tennessee
heavy artillery, whs reported for Iuty At
Marietta, Ca, and whose names we're fer.
wardsd to Ne BY Col. 4. Jackson, ARE pI.
cLARED ExcHAEsEb.
RO. OULD, As,st Of nkshaaps.
BY srdsr: Siyasdl =. Csopsa, Adj't aud
Insp'r General
Lancaster Ledger P,iaLl
Fsb II, 1854. l-st
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Army Intelligence.

FSoM UPPER EAST TESSEssEE.-A sp..
eial dispatch to tho Jone,bsro Teiegraph
says From present indications, there will.
in nll probability. DO an early engagement
between the forces under Gen. Longstreet
and lhosa under Scho6eld. The iatter has
advanced to Russellvillo in fsrce. TLey
are reported moving in three parallel col.
umns. Their fsree Of cavalry and artillery
is small. They are run.ing the ears 10
Morristown.
All arc ready fer tho fray. II Sch.field
il not careful, he will catch Tartar cerluin,
FLoRIDA.-One of the Geserters at Bald.
via states that the number Of negroes
killed and wounded in the fight II, Olus,ee
had been nscertained to be Seventeen hun.
dred and fifty eight
SIEGE MATTERs.-The Courier Of the
Gath says: There was no firing on either
side yesterday. n gale was blowing out.
side al d"y, and the feet remained quiet.
IL WI" reported that n scouting pnrty Of
the enemy came up to Legare's, on James
Island, Monday night or early Tuesday
morning, nsd captured one of our pi, ket,
A correspondent Of the Atlunta Confed-
eracy writes IRON Daltsu, under date Of tho
2Ist inst
"i learn from an officer from the extreme
frsnt, that force of the enemy appar.p,lv
about two thousand streng. appeared near
Red Clay late yesterday afternoon, and up
on being discovered, retired in the direction
OF Cleveland, without masifesiing any dis
position TO engage our forces. This party
were evidently sent out fer the purpose Of
making reconnaissance 10 discover the
location ofour extreme right, in which they
sIgnally fniled. ns our troops were found
wide awake. Coupled with these futs
several General officers with whom | hav,
converaed on the subject. are Of the opinion
That the enemy will soon advance upen %,
without awaiting rcinforcencn,s. And
Judging by this, we shall soon have SHARP
work TO do. But must confess that nm
10th to believe that Grant will attack Gen
Johnston upon ground Of his own chScs
.ag' even with the prestige Of Missionary
Ridge aud Lockout N0uniaia SO fresh, and
sutier his newly woa laurela 10 be tern
from him, ns they certainly would be, and
jeopardize h;a entire army. but sincerely
hope that the recent waking up Of thei,
troops is indicative Of tho spring campaign
as eur army Is ~ spleudid eonditisa and n.
ready to meet the sncIuy AS ws will be two
months hesce."
DALTON, GA, March ~ a-Ths eusmy
have retired from our front, aud their rec. n,
movements arc supposed 20 have bees
nsthing more than reconnoissanee. A
heavy snow fell last night, and - day i,
lies four inches deep
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The Reserve Fsrce.

a recent order OF General Cooper, dated
March 18Th, directs the enrolment Of all
persons between the nges Of II and Is
years, and between the ages Of as and 80
years. Persons embraced within these age.
are given thirty days to enrol. from the day
~hss- the nsiice shall be given in the Dis
tre, o. County in which they may reside
by the loc"! enrolling "air~r They nrc
allowed TO j"in any company for i.cnl .er
'j'r which has already been formed, and
TO f"n "s~ companies ror local dc.
fence mud special ser,ic. aud select their
OGn officers
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l776, after each saccess of our arms, and
on other occasions, when no one can npu,e
its action to alarm.
So far from Vieksburg having been sur.
rendered on account Of scarcity Of sup.
Plies It now appears, officially, thafPem-
oer'on had, at the time Of the surrender,
about 10000 pounds Of pork md bacon.
which hnd been reserved for the subsist ence
oi his troops in the event Of attempting to
cut his way cut of the city. Also, bl,24I
pounds of rice, 5000 bushels of peas, II2,.
2s4 pounds Of sugar, s,a4o pounds of soap,
OFT pounds Of :allow candles, ~ D ounds OF
star candles, and 4as.ooo pounds ofsal,..
The Supreme Court of Georgia ha. unan
'mous'y affirmed the csnstitu,ionali,y Of
the anti.aubstitute law.
The amour. funded in Columbia, $. c.,
up to and including the 18th inst, was g..
F3l,90O.
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The Charleston "Wayside Homs.

We hnys been requested TO direct the at.
keatisH Of our readers TO the claims Of this
jpstitution, located In Charlestos, and de-.
signed Rs a"fIeme" for the hungry and
worn down soldiers whs may ks passing
fhrough that city. The Charleston press
represent it rs being admirably managed
by its present corps Of officers, and that ils
usefulness 10 the way indicated is incalcu
liable. We have alss heard Il spoken Of in
eoamendation by soldiers who had parta.
ken Of its hsspitaiities. We believe It is
altogether deserving Of tho help Of the lib
sral and patriotic. The Chairman in a let.
ter to Us says: This institution Is spppor-
ted entirely by the charity and libsralily Of
our people, and those sfths State. Since The
is' August. IL has fed anl sheitered, free
Of charge, 10000 hungry, half starved 10.
Tenders Of sur country, free of ehargs.-
Had IL net been for this "Hsme," these
men would havs auffered privations you,
In the Interior, surrounded by pIenty, little
dream Of"
Grist Is $40 pei bushsi in Charleston,
and meal tho same. Dsnatisss In such
jhihgs will be moro acceptable than money.
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Instructions from the Commissioner Of
Taxes.

'olnn,iS Instruction. frsm the 'eem
missioner Of Taxes, upsn the late tax laws,
arc published in the Rishmond papers
They embrace a number Of poiats upon
which discussion hns been elicited, as being
OF doubtful Interpretation.
The Commissioner decides that the tax
upon gold and silver coin, gold dust, &c,
mus: be paid in kind. Solvent credits
bank bills; &c are TO bs assessed at par
according to the amount exhibited on their
fHee' and the tax paid in Confederate cur.
rency.
lie directs that none Of the exemptions
enumerated under the 5,h Section Of the
Act Of February shall be allowed 10 any
person, whose property, exclusive Of House.
hold furniture, shall be assessed at a value
exceeding enc thousand dollars.
The question as to whether the value of
the 'ithes Of 1853, or those of 1864, is to
be deducted from the tax upon the valus of
property, is not settled, but referred to
Congress at its meeting in May.
Net only farmers, planters and praz;.r.
are required TO pay The tax in kind on
slaughtered hsgs, but every other person
who slaughters hogs is required to pay the
same, except such persons ns do not sIuupb.
ter more thnn $50 pounds Of n.t pork, and
theI.nre exempt
Every officer, soldier, or seaman in the
military or naval service. or who mny have
beer discharged therefron on account Of
wounds, or phy,ical disability, and any
widow Of such officer, soldier, or seaman,
or my head Of a family, who does not own
more than TIVE cows and calves, is exemp.
ted from the tax imposed on nsat cattle.
When tho producer fails to deliver hi.
taxes in kind, he is required TO pay fv.
times the estimated value Of the portion
not delivered.
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The Snow Storm.

The s,orm Of snow and slcst which was
in progress as We " ent TO press last week wns
red fer many years. II commenced earl,
Monday morning (ihc 2lst inst) and con.
tinued with little interinission until Tues
day night. During its progress the wind
bic" violently, which, with the unusual
blnckness OF the clouds and the falling
masses Of snow, furnished an occasion aw-
fully grand aud terrific. Wednesday morn.
ing WAS calm and cloudless. The sun
sbsne with un~ on,ed splendor upon land
scspe covered to the depth Of from FIVE to
eight inches. The snow all Disappeared in
two or three days, leaving behind the usunl
quanlun OF mud and slush.
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Northern Finances.

The gold market at the North, under the
excitement upon the subject Of foreign ~.
csgpitisn and other Causes, has been stead.
lily tending upward, whils with US it is the
reverse. The Cincinnati Commercial ofthe
9Th, in lengthy leader upon tho subject,
says; Affairs certainly look very gloomy
aud congress certainly snPposes Mr.. Chase
Is blessed with Aladdiu's land, as they have
failed to do anything whatever 10 Assist
him in the matter The Confedcrstes have
touched the bottom Of the tub and are again
ascending, and We are in fair way 10 see
the bottom alse unless something is speed.
lily dome"
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Northern News.

Lincoln has ordered another draft O,
100000 men, to take plsce on the 18th OF
April, to provide an adequate reserve force
for all contingencies.
There is nothing csnfrnstory Of the re-
coSni'ien runors except the abatement tina,
Mr. Masss has returned to London, with
references to, it is supposed, and ia eonsec.
ton with, the alleged recognition nego,ia.
tisns
1t is reported that General w. F. Smith
sill DO assigned 10 the command Of the
army Of tho Potomac at the particular re.
quest OF Grant.
The New Ysrk World dsn.asrss Butler
As u malicious. inhumnn brute.
a dangerous state or feeling il grosiny
up ut The West, and secret organization 10 ns
were forming for Protection nRains, Lin
coins soldiers, who were committing nli
sorts OF ouirngss, without rebuke from the
military authorities. The Chicago Times
ndvizos armed resisiasce and rsia!lniisn.
letter from VHIlandigham gives similar
counsel TO tho Democrats.
Small pox |. spreading in the we., A,
Cincinnati there were moro casos than was
ever known before. A. Cleveland, Laoo
cases were reported.
Itis reported that Frsnsnt 10 to super.
sede Gilmore at Charleston.
The burial Of Mrs. Beaurepard. nt Nav
Orleans, on the ID inst, was ate ndsd bv
$4,000 persons. including the sfiicers'of the
Fresch ship Catinss, asd Gsnsuls OF France,
Spaiu and Belgium.
NAxinilisn arrived at Paris on the 9th.
IL Is reported ihst he will embark for Msx.
ico on the 2Sth inst.
Grant hss formally taken command of
the Federal armies. Ills hsadt uart.r, for
the present will be with the army OF the
Potomac.
Gov. Bramlett, Of Kentucky. remsns,ra.
ted against the enlistment Of slaves jn that
State, and notified Lncsln that he will OF.
eeute the laws Of Kentucky sgsipstall who
attempt to take slaves from their owners
without their consent.
The Chicago Tines, Of tho 18th. reports
great exci,enent 10 Kentucky. The officers
OF the State have held meeting q take
iste esnsidsrsttos the esnditisa of affairs
bstweea the State and the Federal Govern.
meat. Gsv. Branl.t.e urge. rs.i.,s.cs 4.
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f. ON the Montgomery Mail |

There Ia much souud sense and sagacions
reflection in Govsrasr Browns ms-sss,-
much which, Mt this time, is worth the al
testion Of onr people. AS we understand
him, he csntemplatss no counter action on
the part OF the Georgia Legislature sgains,
the bill Of Congress suapsndiug the habcas
corpus 'nly proposing that grave legis-
la'ive protest be entered against the exer
else OF the power BY tho President. The
measure has been 30 unfavorab!y ree.i, cd
through tho country, and there really ap .
pears to be so little occasion for il, that We
have no doubt Congress will At an early
day, during the coming session, repeal the
act.
What Governsr Brswn says about peace
is not only true Sut wise, and stamp. him
sngacious statesman. The awoId and the
slive branch must accomplish the works
csRjointly-ueither alsae can effect it. lie
urges that the war be vigorously carried on
nnd that the last man aud the lass dollar be
voted fer it's energetic prosecution. At the
S@"~ Wv "o "eS SCohS kuHt ouF tuOTul tyl0
palhy be thrown in favor Of the party at the
North new engaged in grent struggle to
expel lincoln from Office. He advocates
holding out the olive braach TO that party
expressing II willingness, should they ye,
into office, TO treat with them for an honor,
nble pence. lie goes farther, aud ncquits
these conservative men ut the bar Of histo.
ry Of the great crime ngainst christianity
and civilization Of having brough, on the
war, and bids them God speed 10 their good
work of thrustisg Lincoln and his CO devils
from power.
10 this particular the points Of Governor
Browns message are we'll taken, aud will
do good. We cannot believe lie meditatss
any collision with the Richmond authsri
ties. or will fail 10 do nil that lays in hi,
power to strengthen aud support the Pres
iden, in mos. esraest prosecstion Of III.
war.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

The Election for Clerk of the Court for
Lancaster District, held % the Sth instsn Mt,
having been declared void, Public Notice
is hereby given that ~ Election fer said
office will be held in Lancaster District On
Tuesday the 18th day Of April ssxt, in the
nanner prescribed by law.
Polls to DO opened at . o'clock a. ~ and
e'ssed at r. NJ. BY at least two msparers
ns each box, who have been regularly ap.
pointed by ihe Legislature. Certificate. of
the result at each precinct " i'll DO made by
the respective managers after closing the
Pells on the day OF the election. The u,nn
ayers, Or nt lsast ono from each box, will
nest at the Court Hsuss. on the next duy
following the election, to examine the s.r.
t'heaAss froa the different precincts, aggr.
gate the returns. and declare the sl.c,icn.
Tho attention Of tho vstsrs 10 the army,
froo this District, 10 hereby dirssted 70 The
Act Of :hs Legislature Of the State, ena.
b'ing these esgagsd in military service 10
exercise the rights of suffrage, ratised On
the 6sh day Of February 1868. Th. Exec,
uuvs Of the State will BE- apprised Of the
tine Of holding this election, that he nav
cause to bs forwarded tho necessary blank
forms FOR she schedules and certiisxtes. m
required.
j.. T. X. BELK.l
=. DUNLAP. Managers.
r. +. ALLISON,
and Others.
March 10, 1864. St
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NOTICE.

Perssps Indebted 10 the late mercantile
firm Of Williams l. Hsugh. Of Lancaster
District, arc hereby notified that the n.tss
and books or account Of ssid firm have been
placed 10 NY hauds fer collsstisn, and they
are invi:sd 10 come forward and settle
Creditors of the firm are requested 10 pre-.
sent their demands 10 as.
AZ the assets of the firm may Set bs nd
eSua,e for the paym-at or sll the liabilities,
ID will be to the advantage Of creditors 10
give prompt attention to this netise.
w. II. CONNORS,
Atty. fer ID. A. Williams,
Surviving Partner.
Lancaster c. H., 8. G., March "a, 1854. Ct.
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Editoria. Brevltles.

Brig. General Pillow has been assigned
to the defence Of North Alabama, and 10
the protection of the iron and coal region
Of that State.
The q'jutessence Of "shre wdness".
ing aposr Clergyman, whs lives from haad
to mouth, his quarterly salary in advance
to save the discount. Of 3st per cent.
The New York Herald wants TO know IL
it tOsk SO many millions in other days 10
subdue ene Florida Indian, how much mud
how long it will take to subjuRa,e the
"ld-k Seminole Billy Bowlegs Finnrgan"
now there.
The Bandoa (ali.s. Republican makes
an estimate Of the property destroyed du
ring the whole Of the enem,'- march 10
Meridian, and sets it down ut 80, 900 900.
Six hundred pairs Of shoes and brsgans
arc daily made in the Government work.
shops at kichmsad. Two husdrsd work
men are employed,
42t.oso were taken frsm n returned
Confederate prisoner At Richmond ia.t
week. The amount Was made up by con.
tibutisns from our soldiers at Psint Look
out, which the bearer was to deliver 10 rel
atives and friends. Cuuse-ioo much drink.
The planters Of Ta!lsd.ga county, Ala,
furnish corn to soldiers famiiks at fifty
cents per bushel.
A "nele legged nan died suddenly in France
= short time age. His sister, on looking
over his will, discovered that in the wooden
leg VA. Deposited 5000 francs. The body
was exhumed aud SUN Of $3.50 francs
found in the leg.
Planters ought not to lose sigh. Of the
duty Of breeding hsrses. 1t will be Of in.
calculabls bshedt 10 the country, and as
business will be highly rsmunerstive. In
mediate Aitesiion should, indeed, be given
to rsPlenishing our exhausted stock Of all
kinds. The best b!sod should be sought
aftsr, snd the qualities Of spirit, form, sn.
durance and dscility secured in the animals
The note Bureau at Rchm end is now is.
'"nE no ''nef notes iran those 0t The dc.
A''A''on OF ave d"iiarsi and these to an
""ou'' '"A' VIII out little exceed half
ln''"oa per dAy' None 81 the smaller notes.
ones a"o 'wos' are now being signed. but
n N inn m f,k
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SHERIFF SALE.
BY Order of the Ordinary.

j. J. Williams. adn'r. Order for sale Of
w. Real Estate Of G.
nis..' n.i.':, q. * n. r'''''' W. p'''''' decd.
By virtue Or A. order from p. r. Nan.
mend. Esquire, Ordinary fer Lancaster Dis
trict, ] will sell st Lancaster Court Houss
On the srst Monday il April next, between
the legal hours Of sale, One Trss, of land,
10 two separate parcels, situate on the wa
ters Of Camp Creek, bounded by LANDS Of
Margaret Plylsr, 8. Plyler, Calvin Bslk, asd
others; COZ tanning one hundred asd ninety
two acres more Or less
TERNs.-Twelvs mssths credit with il
tsrsst frs0 day Of sale. except - much sa.L
As will pay the cost ssd eIpsasss Of sale,
the purchaser to give tssd With coed sseu =.
riiy and mortgage Of the pre.is.s, il
deemed necessary - the Ordinary, fer tIs
purchase nsney.
AMOS MeMAkUs, SID.
Sheriff. Office Laassstsr c. II.
March II, 1854, st
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IN EQUITY.

James Gibssa. aad wifs)
Sarah Ssliab Ia Esuity-I~s.
Henry ii. Dunean,
Columbus l.. Duncan, Bill 10 rssev.-
William Duncan, Trust funds.
and others.
IL appearing 70 the satisfastisa Of the
Conmissisner that Janes Dulcsn, Samuel
A Duncan, Margaret 81. Williams, iisnry
Willians, Sarah f. Williams, Rsbsses &
Williams, Mary b. Williams, Enn. D
Williams and Ssuusl A. Williams, D.f..
dsats 10 the above stated case, reside viii
cut the 'imits Of the State; on motis. a
kershaw l. Conaers, Csupl lsiutaats S.lis
itors, it Is ordered that the said Jaues O.s
cas. Samuel A. Duncsa, Margaret n. win
iains, henry Williams, Sarah L. Williams
Rsbscca c. Williams, Mary Z. WiIliaus
Emma ID. Williams aAd Samuel A. viii,
ians do answer, plead or A-nar to the bin
in above case On Or Ssfore the 10th dsy Of
April, otherwise Judgment yrs eonfssss vii!
es ordered against them.
JAMES II. WiTHhRSPOON,
Conf Eq'y L. D.
.Jaa. s, 1854, 3n
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Eags I RaRs

Dur hishds are earnestly rsS
send us, within the next few weets,
rags they may b able to spare, ~ we J.
Psct an early opportunity OF sending what.
ever supply we nay have on hand to the
mill. We will pay the highest market
price fer all clsss Gotten Or linen rags, and
will pay In small bills IL desired. 81
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A LII regular prscticiAg licensed physi.
"A clans. In Lancaster District, are here.
y netised that ] have dspssissd q quantity
ct spirits with NJ. Jones Crockett, q, Lac.
eantsr Court Hsuss. which they cas- procure
BY entering iate soad, and conforming In
other particulars vish the rssuisitions Of
the rseses Actsf The Legislature On This
subject.
B. A. CULP,
District Distills,.
Ss'en - ivSs: 5-N.
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YANKEE isSovATIoH AT Poar ROYAL. 8.
C.-Ths Now Hampshire Patriot gives
facts 10 show that the female hbolitisaists
Who weat ss teachers Of the negroes a,
Port Royal, have been very succeasful 10
at least enc branch Of juvenile dsvelsp
ment. II saws:
Private advicss frsn Port Royal say tha,
many OF the female Ab.litisnists who ven,
to teach the little negroes how TO read and
pray, have been obliged. within the pas,
few mosths, to abandon their black charges
and open nurseries on their OVID private nc.
count. An officer informed Us recently y>th.t
no less than sixty. -four spiosisrs had con
tributed to the population Ia and sbsu,
Port Royal harbor. The climate seems q
favor population even more than the pro
duc'ion Of Sea lslaSd cotton by paid negro
labsr.
The information furnished ~ BY the Of
fcer coscsrning the sixty -four little muias.
toes has bees confirmed BY the testias.y
Of the Rev. Liberty Billings. Lieutenant.
Colonel OF the First South Carolina Ren.
mont, who 10 here 10 consequence Of III
heath. lie says it is a sad truth.
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SHERIFF SALE.
BY Order Of the Ordinsry.

B. r. Hancock, Adn't)
Applicant. Order for Sale
=, !" Real Estats n. J.
Henry Hancock, II. p. Hancock, dec1.
Hancock, and others.
By virtue Of an order fro. p. r. Ham.
mend, Esquire, Ordinary fer Iancastsr Die.
trict, will sell At Lascaster Court House
On the first Monday 10 April next, between
the legal hours Of sale, one Lot Of lasd sis.
usts in the village Of Lancaster, bounded by
Lots Of J. A. Kssnsdy, J. A. Hasssltins
AID ethsrs, costsiaing Oso Acre more Or
less.
TEKns.-Twslvs mouths credit, with In.
terest frso day ~ sale (sxsept - .ueh
cash ss will pay the coats and sxpssses Of
sale,) the purchaser 70 give bssd, viii Rssd
security, ssd mortgage Of Tie srsnisss, II
Seemed necessary, 70 tie Ordinary fer the
purchase mspsy.
AMOS McMANUs, 8. L. d.
SHERIFF. Once, lAsssstsv, Z. n.
March 10. 1854, s.;
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The Fruit Crop.

IL IL believed that tho prospesct for n
peach and plum crop, Tor the present year,
has been entirely destroyed by the recent
Geld weather. This is to be very much Ia
mea'rd; but We hope that tho apples are
se, safe and that the crop will be abun.
dant
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The friends Of John w. Twitty. Of Co.
ell" +ih Regiment .. e. Cavalry, ssusuucs
him a candidate for The Office Of Clerk Of the
Court at the ensuing election.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-03-29
ESTATE NOTICE.

ALL persons Indebted 10 90 Estats sf
James r. Glenn, aesssssd, are eSnsstsd to
make payment 70 The uadsrdeasd aad oil
persons hAvisg demands apin.t said Estate
will please present thsa innsdistsly fss
payment.
J. n. MsMURRAY
nAk9AkET n. 0l.ENH
Aam'ss ef JOHN n 0LsNN, dss'S.
Sss. Q, fS6t lI-sw