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openedthi day, al the Bazasr, AshweII's
celebrated Shirts, Drawers and Socks.
These goods are superior to any other goods
Of the kind. They ara hand made, fuH,
regular, and never shrink in washing.
Novl:a
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CASuALFIEs IN NORTHERN ONO REGIMENTS.
The following is List of Northern Ohio
boys wounded, in hospital of the First and
Second Divisions, Sixth Army Corps. They
were wounded in the action of October 10,
under Sheridan:
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hardy Dawson, D, isft hip, severe.
J H. Bumars, Z, right hip, hssh wound.
John ShAndsr, 6, arm, hesn wound
z. Sno0ks, q, leg frAstursd-
August Smith, !, dad
LieutsnEnt W. Allen. B, Isst hip, ard lies in
Field Hospital, Newton, Va
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.TEH FIFTH ANNUAL RAILRoAD DuEsR.-
hAiirOad dirners, given on the occasion o
changing the railroad time on all the rosds
ssutsring here. have become an Institution.
They Wele insugerated by Mr.. J. A.
Wheeler, the popular proprietor of the
Depot Dining Hall. Last Saturday vaa
the fifth anniversary; and about one hun
dred guests sat down to a repast, some
idea Of which epicurss may gain BY sean
ming Wheeler and Russeli's
BILL OF FlRH.
SoUP.-0yster; Mock Turtle.
sauce. VIZ
BoILED.-Turkey, Oyster AM csI.-v
sauce; Leg of Lamb, with caper sanca
Chicken, with salt pork; Cold Ham.
SIDE DIsEEs.-Pork and Beans. New Enc.
land style; Oyster Pstties; LOBSTER SALAD.
Calls Head, Brain Sauce; Lamb Chous.
81, adedi stewed Giblets Clam ChoTder.
Chicken Pie Rice Omelet.
VEGETABEEs.-Boiled Potatoes, RTasba5
Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, CauIidower. Pars-
nIPs' TurniPs, Onions, squash, Cabbage,
Tomatoes, Beets.
RELisHss-oele Worces.ershire ssuee.
RoAsT-- sPsTsffifb Q Of Pork, Apple Sauce,
Beef, Chicken.
G4M-Wld Turkey, snipe on toast,
Duck, Vsnison, Quail.
PASERY.-Apple Pie, English Plum Pud-
ding, brandy sauce, Pumpkin Pie, Crane
Pie, Boiled Corn Starch Pudding, Cinder-
ella sauce, Lemon Pie, Cream FritIers, Lem
on sauce, italian TarIs.
DEsssRT-RussianC Cream and Pound Cake,
Blanc Mango, Brandy Jelly, Charlotte Russo,
Wine syllsbub, Raisins, Apples, Grapes,
Pecan Nuts, Filberts, Almonds, Coffee.
The greatest good humor Of course pre-
vailed, and after a long time had been
quickly spent over the board. tOssts having
been drunk to the prOprietOrs of the Dining
Hall, the company rose and adjourned sine
die.
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CLEvELAND d ERIE RAIhBoAp
wINTlR ARRANaEMENF.

1855. WINFEB ARRANGEMENT. 1865
On and after Monday. Oct. slst. ls6i, Pass.pGer
TrNnB viii run follows, tsundAys excepted:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
$50 A. h.-DAf EAPkESS- -TkAlN-Stopping At
-Wili0aghby, Psinesvllis Mad son, Geneva, AEh-
ta5ula UOnneaut and Girsrd only, and arrive 81
kris q 10 ?. NJ, Dunkirk s:ij P. NJ, Buffalo
s;2y Z. a.-CIBOINHATI EXPRESs-stoppins at
PEinesFiile, Ashts0uls and Girard only ana a. =
riyss At Erie 40 ?. r., DJnkirk ss25 ?. r., Hui-
$50 2. n. NAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
Stlppi1g ut AL stations and arriTc at Erie a.
ON p '5i al ii-.SiGEF Express TR6IE-stour,rr 3 At
Psinesvilie, Ashtabuls and GirAId only, and
srrives st Erie at Y 30 a. n. DGOEiFb 800
a. L., BppEio 40 A. II.
LEAVE ERIE.
80 A. M.-HIaHT EXPREss TRAIE-stgpying
at GiraTd, AshtRbula and PAinssville only end
-, arrive ct Cleveland 9t 20 A;,H1I,,-,,,D.
IRAINgStoPPing at al Stations and ArriV' At
lO.1s 4. - IGToLRDO EXPREss-stoppInR At all
ststb~as except Swanvllle, Saybrook UnionviIe,
afPerry, Mentor and WiokliSe. and srrives az
5:3J P. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRSIN-Stoppiag at
girsrd, Oonneaut, Ashtabula, Geneva Psines-
Vile only. sld srTisss Ia cleveland st 9 =23 P.
50 second Glass Cara sre run on all tErOuEh
All the trains going westward connect at ClcTeIs:
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Onclu
natl, Indianapolis St Louis, &C.; and all throuEh h
trains Of the New York Erie Railroad, and as Bpf-
fAl with those Of the New York Central BufiA3
y
Boston, NIAGARA Falls &C. and at Iris With trr ne
on the Philadelphia Erie Railroad.
- Day Express, East and West, connacts at
Girand with Trains on Eris Pittsburgh RAT ad
for Line'v'' hOAdViI9s J9EnsSs9EH sE1Ss.g t&esN
ClsveIsnd. Oct. 37st 1885,
Hoop IR RJN-A LARGE SUPPLY
1liust received, Of Light 4 and ~ inch
HOOP lRONs
Also e to II Hoop. ---..- E
- MORRISON FOSTER,
Iron and Nail Warehouses,
oo3l:i75 81 to CT BtTer street.
TUST RECEIVED-A NEW LOT
81 Of JsaeIry, Solid silver and Plated Ware. Also
1spcy Goods, Cutlery, and u Cue assortment Of IvO-
ry-6Oods CUWLE5 q o.,
ocZs l3I WeddelI House.
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LIGHT HOUSE DESTROYED.

L4ShA-oOSSE OA9AhOA EO'
The Raleigh Standard says, the ram AL
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bemarle ran out on the sound on the 4th
instant, and destroyed Crotisn light house,
and then put back through the enemy's
feet and reached her destination safely.
ill ENGLIsH TTEsis. = 4eA
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FORREST In KENTUCKY.
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DURE ETTS COCOAINE FOR THB
ID HAIR FoS sale at l26 Ontario ct.
seutT GauR0HILL 4 BR0
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iostilities have commenced b,,v IN.
ksPsblic Of Equador and the United Stalsx
a lot ofHhout 1000 copper cents sold
IN Chsstsrfisld county, Va, oa Tusad.v
isst, a, the rate Of s47S PEI hunar.d-a
decided fall in specie"
= The late missionary Ridge Sight dsv.lop.
the fact that Grants idea Of Airing the
Northern heart" is to aaturits EN- well with
whiskey.
The Passport system has become au in &.
suffrrabIs suisaece. Il is matter Of sur.
prise that u has been endured so long
when il i, found 40 palpaby imm.t .t-riai 70
The progrsss OF eur sauss and OF 30 li,tls
benefit. II, indeed, !, 10 any benefit at all. t.
The army or the country.
tir who passs. his ir. without frequent
self examination, IL like ony y ho csani,.
himself TO the deep without first looking to
the strength Of his vessel.
Woman 10 like ivy-the mere you are
ruined the closer she clings 10 you
Elizabeth Stillwsii, Of Henry county, G. =,
cslsbraied her S9th birthday, n few d.y.
since, by spinniog sigh, culs Of thread and
reeling it,
The editors Of the Scientific American
have received from Careiua, a p,sce Of
wood from tree thirty feet in diameter,
the annual rings upon which indicsts ,h.
age OF the trse TO be $500 yenra.
The Ne~,York Herdids Fell, Island
correspondent snys General Gilmore ha.
succeeded in improving the Crack 6re
shsli- SO ihs: he can shortly commence the
regular b, m5aram~nt Of Charleston " i,h
them.
Tho Yankees are psrsusding their troops
ts re enlist BY promises Of large tountiss
and land warrants, TO be located in East
Tsnurssse The bounties ure, of cour...
TO be paid in advance, aud the land war
rants. anny Of them, will he permanently, 4,
located six feet by four, on Southern soil
- Seven hospital buildings, at Camp Win
der, near R'uhnsnd, were destroyed by ire
on the 2I.i inst. A large quantity Of com.
mis-nry stores and bed clothing were dss
troyed The frs was accidental.
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SHERIFF SALE.
By Order of the Ordinary.

Landy Johnson, Applicant } Order for sal.
W. Real Estate Of
Nsel johnson. ct. q! def's. Elfbsth Small.
by orde! OF p. I. Hammond, Esq, Or.
binary tor Lancaster District, I will sell a
Lancaster Court House, on the fi,st Men
day in February next, between the legal
hours Of sale. enc Tract of Land, situate on
the waters Of Flat Creek, bounded by lands
Of Uriah Small, James Small, aal others
containing one hundred and sixtsea asrss
mere or less.
-TExns: Twelve months credit, with in.
tersst from day Of sale (sxcspt 90 much
cash ~ will pay the cost and expenses Of
sals,) the purchaser TO give bead, with good
.scurity, and mortgage Of the premises, II
deemed n.oessary 10 the Ordinary for the
purchase money.
AMOS McnANUs,
s. L. ID.
Sheriff. Olive Laseaster c. II.
Jan. ls, 1854. ko--9t
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M. g., ~ ~
k,,i.a 81 =. oH '"e ,'"'
,;su.,..,. .;,,. 49, P'a's' '"<'
.n,v ho,... CO., "'.N W 's''
aud .,x ,.h.,...- ' ""s'"'
nj. a.. v.
a. .r..a,.;.. =, s-',,m ~ 'aAsn
C.r.,,r, 4. ,.,..,.I =. ...- ~ '.''''
,c..,h., Ill, &C.. :, ~, 49,. 'e." 'aP'a'ea
\, t,,,,,,t. II, WI" pace
7, 4. ,a,,,ak f"''-
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SLAVE LABOR FOR THE
COAST--DIVISlON NO. 2.

THE Commissioners Of the Roads and
- the Town Authorities within the in.
diciai Districts Of Lancaster, Ker.haw, Chss.
tsrhe:d, Marlboro, DarIisR ton. Marion, Sum
Ter. Clarendon, Williamsburg and Horry,
Including Upper All Saints, will forthwith
summon all persons in possession Of slaves
within their jarisdiclion to deliver one.
fourth OF their slaves liable to Road duty
Al the DePots nearest their owners rssi.
dsncs, on MONDAY, the 2sd day of y,b.
rnary Prox.. at 10 o'clock a. ID ther. to
await transportation 10 Charleston. for tbir.
y days labor. on the fortifsniions.
ii. The smu,is.iousr. a.d Autbo,;ti..
Aforesaid will, at the same tim. imn,..,
and forward enc fssrth Of all male ire. pe.
groes between the ages of sixteen aad fifty
yenrs, rs-idsnt within the limits Of their au.
th"rity.
III The ownsrs Of only one Road hand
are exempt by law.
~. BY tho Act Of Dsssmbsr Inst, tn.
said Authorities were required to make full
returns 10 no Of nil road haods liable with
N thirty days. That duty has been par.
TALLY aud very imperf.ctly dons-in MANY
'ns'auess the rotarn giving No inds.,ion,
not even by its Posimark, Of the District
from which il emanmtss. The whole schep.
of the sHsndmsnt of Dscsmber turns on
these retsrns, and unless they are CON pl,te,
'he System must fail and the labor be- SUD-
Piled entirely by improvement
WM. II. SHANNON,
Agent OF the State Of South Carolina.
Camden. s. e., Jan. 20, 1864.
Laness,er Ledger Prin,.l
Jan. ~, 1854. bl-.4,
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msns Of the Judiciary COMMITTEES - strike
cut May and insert April wasadopted--
yeas a, nays 20. The bill was put On hs
pas'age and agreed ts--ysa. 81. nays as.
Before p-rfscting its title . ms,ioa was
made for rseensidsraiiou. On which debate
sn"u'd, and one very sarnss, spsesh made
against the passage OF the bill.
Bills were introduced 70 organize baut.s
OF men 10 capture and destroy the sn.uy'.
property on land and SEA, and 10 oa.r cen.
Pen-a'ion f"r the same and 10 create III.
office Of Ensign In the army. Roth were
rrfrrr~d 10 ths Military Com m,tes.
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Sunday Wolk in Camp.

The Prsstee. about ~hish 50 much esm-
plant was made in the early part Of the
war, Of requiring soldiers in camp 10 do
such labor on the Sabbath a. could, without
injury 10 the service, be done on npy other
day, has. we believe, nsasnrsbIy sbs:sd -
But ~a are crsdibly Informed that, in some
localities, tho evil .iill sIi,ts, 10 an extent
'vhish 10 not snly disgrsesful 10 the officer.
undsr whose ordsrs this Sunday work is
performed, bat = positive rshsciion. 10 say
ne'hing nsro. upon the Government. The
exigsnsi~s ofths service are such that very
many Of The best men 10 the cosntry are
required 10 do service as private. Ia The
fssks may bs found nsn. who in point Of
sats;iigsnss, moral snd social worth, are
FAR superior to these who command them
10 require men Of this shssseter to do un-
necessary "dsiy upon the Sabbath, a day
~h'sh sslfIespsei, 10 say nothing Of high
Or motive, has taught them 10 observe, 10
pscuIiAf'y 'gailIng to their feelings.
That Prs.idsn, D.vi. recognize. the 10.
-<iuenes Of sn over ruling Providence in this
war, is evident FROM all Of his public proc
ha.s,'ous That our cause is jos. and !.
na'o,sd by Prosidsars 10 one ef the chief
ground. upon which all ist.llig-n, mind.
ioass their hope Of our ultiss.,s uiumph.-
All will sdmit that cur dss,iui.s - . nation
ARE n"dsr the esniroI Of ~ Over ruling
fre''dsnce; and yet ihsss esnvisiions are nj.
'tsrly Inconsistent With the permission Of
'hs ha'ionsI sins complained or They
shes'd be aba,ed; and . general order 10
mat elect, from Gsasral Coopsr. ~suid ~.
sp"s the soldiers with new zeal, affection
and rsspss, for their Gsvsrnmsnt. Thsss
We knoS 10 ss he ssEtissnis OF a large
sumssr sf privstss, shared. We have no
~'osS', by The mass Of the army.
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Change of Sched ule.

The late change Of the tiu's Of departure
and arrival Of the Camden Mails has, so far,
spsratsd - the disadrnstags Of this com.
msnity. Our mails are delayed eighteen
hoars bsyond the time al which We rsseiv :.
ID them by the old arrangement For in-
Stance. We get on Tursds., - o'clsrk. u.
ssms mail which Ne previously got on Mon.
day ssssing. Why is il that ". do no,
get the mail which arri-ss IN Camden By
the train fr"n KisgsviIIs on Monday morn
ipg' We m.y bs mislskss ss ~ the arri
val OF maii train ., that hour; but such
10 eur impression, and we take this ocss.ion
to direct the ait.niien Of the Post Masi.r in
Camden 10 the matter.
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hR. ED'r"R We would susgsut tn.
name o. Mr. N HouRh M n suitable per.
sou ter The Clerk Of the Court for Lsucas.
ter Disirict
Ito sn,ered the Confederate army in April
looi' was in the battle at Manassas III.
lsts. 18th and 20th Juiy. in eos.-q a-ncs OF
iaeEns and exposure, contracted n disease
I" he iung% frsm which he has not yet re-.
covered mud consequently Sas discharged
IRON serrre. aud .uH rsn'aiss nnabIs 10 Ia.
Dor TO support hi,sself and family.
MANY FRIEps To DIsAaLRp SOLDIERS
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SHERIFF SALE.
BY Order of the Ordinary.

Jans kssbit, Applisant,) Order fer sal.
n. Real Es,ats of
Josiah Nisbit, Jsha ]. John MeMurr.y,
MeMurrsy. Ct al. Dsf.. deceased.
BY order sftP. T. Hammond, E,suir..
Ordinary for Lancaster District, | will sell
at l.aneaster Court House on ths first Mon.
da. in February next, between the legal
hours OF sale, one tract Of land lying sad
being on the North side of. Camp ,Crssk.
(not villsd) bounded by lands Belonging to
Nathaniel Craig. Stewart NcMurray and
others eostaining 70 acres more or less.
Also, one tract lyiRg principally On the
South side Of Camp Creek containing one
hundred and seventy acres, more Or less,
bonnded by lands belonging to the Estate
Of Ssm'I Nicely, Nathanis: Craig, Stewart
McMurry and others 10 bs sold to effect q
dsvisioa amongst tts Legatsss xsssrdis9
to the will Of tho said John MsMurray.
deceased.
TERNs.-Twelvs months credit with ia.
tersst from, day Of sale, except 20 much cash
A. will pay the cost and expssse Of sale,
the purchaser to give bend with xosd see u.
rity and mortgage Of the premises, II
deemed necessary to the Ordinary, fer the
purchase money.
Sheriff. Office Talcaatsr C.. II.
AMOS McMANUS. 8. D.
Jan. lS, 1884,. So-n
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SHERIFF SALE,
BY Order of the Ordinary

by Order of the Ordinary.
}. J. Williams, adm'r. Order for sals ~
vs. Real Estate Of G,
n;d.r' ,'.I,; ,' :, r. p pl'''' W. Pl,', deed.
BY order OFF. T. Ham.snd, Ass, ordi-
nnry for Lancaster District, / will sell at
Lancaster Court House On The f,rst Nondav
February next, bstwssa shs legal hours
Of sals, One Tract Of land, situate On the
waters OF Camp Crock. Sssndsa by lands
OF Margaret Plylsr, z. PIylsr, Calvin Bslk,
and sthsrs; containing Tao IiaAdred and
twenty I'VE scrss more or lssa.
TrKHs.-Twslve Asa,hs credit, with In.
'srss' from day Of sale (sxsspt - mach
cash as will pay the costs and expsase. OF
sa's,) the purchaser TO give bosd, viii good
security, aad a mortgage Of the premises, IL
ssemsd necessary, 10 the Ordinary for the
purchase money.
AMOS AcMANUs, SID.
Sheriff. Office, Lancaster, {. n.
Jan. Is, 1854, le-M
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Northern Nawa.

The Nationai ilsssUer.tic Csaysntiop. In
nominate a candidate fer ihe Pr.sijessy,
n'es's in Chicago on the 4 h Of July ssa-
Gus of fhs ihDosrstic members Of The Yas,
kss CsDprsss ~as hold in the C.pitol on a.,
llIh inat. Res"luto " ere passed uusai.
m"o-'y di."pPrOrisg the Emancipation
Proslaa'aiisn. a Democratic organ, 10 be
styled The ConsHiuiional Union, 10 10 10
started in Washington.
Aniosg the resolutions unanin ou.ly pa,s.
Cd oy the caucus ~ss one declaring that
"~e ars tor tho restoration Of ali The States
to the Un'on; that patriotism and tru.
siaiesmahship alike demand that such q
policy shosid be pur.usd towards the pee
pie Of the iussrgsnt Ststes, &c The nj.
most hsrrn ony prevailed Between tho Dem.
scrats and Conservatives Gen. McClsllnn'.
so'nination for the Presidency by the Con
ssrra,'vss Of Phlsdslphia and Cincinnati
~ss sispiy soggestivs of his name for the
nnmina'iss. his friend. promise 1 . sordn |
support to aay mas who nay Ls nooipa.
ted.
A bill win es'tsinIy bs iairodsesd into
the fsntss Congs..s, and wiI probably
pass, pst,i"E al male free negroes iu .,hs
f"nkrs siairs, bet~s-n the age. Of Ie aud
90, ists ihs military seryics.
The New York Herald says that J. c
fremont y iI run ss an indersndsu, eandi.
date FOR the Prss,d.ney. and fears that ,hs
CANVASS will - carried On with ,,.Isnes.
blpsdshed and confusion.
Grant has left Nashville to prepare for a
o great conflict in Esai Tssass.es. Tn.
" a.siustsn Chrsuh 10 says lhst 'Msqrudsr
has sixteen thousa.d men usder bis coin
masd In Texas. A number Of mschssics
and carpenters have been sent from Wash.
isgion 10 repair tie Railroad In last Ter.
psssse.
Lincot, has decided that lis amnesty
pr"e's"a',oa does not sxtsod to pri,.usrs
efwar. The New York Times cav. tim,
si least three fourth. Of hlsads's army have
- snli stsd fsr ,hrse yeats.
The hexieaos attacked the French on
the l5th Of Dscstnber and wrrs repui.sd,
with tAs less Of 1000
lineoin has bsen nom mated for rs..lsc,
tion by ths kopuGlics.s in I've Legislature
OF isd,ana, iIhpOis, New lsmpshire aud
Pespsylvspia.
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Extensive Fire.

moat disas,rsss lire occurred in Co.
'umba yesterday, by which property 10 tn.
anoust Of several millions of dollar, wa.
speedily destroyed. Its cause remains IN.
known. II brsks out about 10 45 a. m in
the central cotton shed Of the SQUARE on
Lady street next TO h!sxandsr's foandrv
snd machine shops. and rapidly spread TO
the two ether sheds on the sane square
and almos's rapidly isapsd the space Of
the sirest svp,rs,ing IL from the sqsare
next osevsto the east. On the square frat
named, sll the buildings containing cotton
and one s"ntaining Two steam engines,
sigh, or ten suGnr uJll.. grist mil and
castings were destroyed. Tue cotton was
stored by }. II. Blak.ly 8. Co, the mils,
&C., belonged to John Alexander. Capt.
Cnsson was heavy suff.rsr-!osiag his
d~-liing aud cut houses. furniture, and
valuable stores 81 provisions, a considerable
quantity Of rice, picked beef, pork and
eight kiilisg hogs. Later in the day. abs ut
80 p. n, the flames extended to the cot.
ton shed owned BY J. G Gibbss, on the
western corner OF the gas works lot The
building aad 500 bales upland cotton we're
sooa past recovery.
II is estimated that $3.50 bale, Of upland
and suo bales Of ssa island, in the hands of
BSksIy g. Co, and 500 bales of upland,
belonging to Mr.. Gbbes,is about the amour,
Of The loss Of cotton. We kavs not learned
the extent Of insurance. except that there
~ss none on the cotton Of Mr. Gibbss, and
that Mr.. Hit is a loser (having no insu.
rance,) to the amount Of SI0,0 600, on a 10:
Of sott"n stored with Biaksiy d. Co. Dir.
hlexnpdsr's loss will probably saaal $780,
600. We have 10 doubt that many per.
sons have lost considerably, and that the
greatest loss, though 1t may be nomiEally
less Than these mentioned, has fallen upop
Psrssns who have been disposs-ssed of
homs and its comforts Guardian, Goth
insf.
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Vacan ~ in the Clerks Office.

For the Information Of all concvrusd, and
in sns~ sr 10 rafsnqni'ivs addressed 10 Us
upon the subject. the following i. prs..n.
ted: p
The Act Of tho Legislature G.. a. 1899
-3D provides the mode OF filing racan-
cies ~hicl may occur in the Offices Of Clerk,
Sheriff aud Ordinary, by the death, 1esigna
tion, rssucrsl from the Uisirist, &c. Of the
incumbent. In the Act referred 10 il is made
the duty of,he Acting Clerk" ~ts advertise
an election 10 ill such vacaacv. at tn, Court
t4ourc door, Al hve other public places ia
the District Al least. and il u Newspaper. il
any such b. printed in the District giv,sg
thirty days notice Of the time Of such slec.
tisu, and specify" any Monday succeedin
the s,pirn,ion Of thirty, and before the ex
p'n,ioa Of sixty days, :. the day Of .lss
iIon ard he shall slsn issue a n otiee, TO be
served BY the acting Sheriff, TO The several
sets OF Managers Of Elections in the Di.tsict
10 attend nj their respective polls ~n IN.
day appointed, ~ho shall so ATTEND, and
open them between the same hours and in
ether respects the election shall ks co nduc.
led 10 iikv manner, ns 10 prescribed for the
election u member OF either branch OF the
Legislature"
Whs woulA he the ~Acting Clerk" 10 III.
svsai Of the death of the Clerk might have
bssn = ssrious question previous 10 1850.
The Legislature ia that y.nr ca A. 1850
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HRADoUARTERs,
GohAIssARY GEMS DBP-r, q. G..
CoLunrIA, q. C., Ds, 90 ,ssa

SoLuhsiA, y. C., Dss. 20, 1859.
TIE General Assenhly having pas,ed a,
Il Act 10 ansad - Act, sstitl.d "A,
Aes to sspPrsss Me saiss dis,illaiisn ef
spiritasss liqsers ia die State" % ,ho ,;si, ,
and empowering bic ExssNs.sy shs G.y,
srssr - sonisast With skilled ssd res,on.
.jLls sgsst in essh sf Ne Distriots Of III.
Sssis 10 manufastsre q limited ssasti,v eY
pare spirits, st limited snd reasonable
price, net 70 exceed thros dollars per galisp:
said sPirits oet 10 - seld 70 any bot rsgu-
hrly practising physisiaas asa rsgIstsred
drssgists:s
Not'ss 10 hereby gives that prspssals 10
writing. stating prices, will - received at
this Dspartmsnt for the manu ufasturs a.A
sele. a. above, ETA Qsaatity Of pure spirits
asd alcohol, sufficient fer the demands ef
tbs District from which the eiIer 10 nads. !.
Bond Of ten theusand dollars, vith adequate
security, will be required fsr the faithful
Performance Of the contract.
Early prsposals are reSseatsd.
By order Of the Gsvsrsor.
RICHARD CALDWELL.
Lieut.. CO.. and Csmnissary Gsa., q. e..
Lancaster Lsdgsr Print
Jaa. 8, 1864. l7-<t.
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ESTATE SALE.

BY virtue Of nm order from p. +. Ham
nond, Esq, Ordinary for Lancaster Dis
trie', viii expose 70 public sale At my resi-
denss, Oh the 30th inst. all the personal
Es,ats Of Fl. J. H"seesk, deceased, een.is
tiSg Of one 6ne horse. enc COW and saIf.
buggy snd harness, saddle snd bride, eloct.
one watch, Blacksmith tools. carpenters
tool, one iiog, ssms Pork, some Wheat.
trunks. tables. desk, asd many other articles
100 tedious TO mention.
Also one Stove sad ether ar,isiss .t III.
Court Houss, On Monday Of .alssdsv.
b. n. HANCOCK.
Jan 40, 1864 bo-2t.