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Cincinnati Market.

IEptC1aI D1spatG4-
C1SC1EaAT1, Wednesday. Nor. 16-1 P. II.
HoOs-The market for hogs opened brisk and firm,
but coeed rather quiet under the Of the decline
in gold. The sa1es foot up about 5000 head at prices
ranging from f1t1A@t.5Q = 100 ns gross for good
eruges, and sii5o@14.s5 100 ns net. Tbs receipts
continue Light. So much Of Gen. Burbridges order in
regard to hogs in Kentucky, relates to Covington
and Newport Immediately opposite this city, has been
resciuded. Private individuals will be allowed 10
pack In these cities.
PEoy7sloxs-Grecu meats arc in good demand and
sell readily sc foa shoulders, 16c for sides and lie
for hams New mess pork sold TO the extent Of 200
brls Mt $500. Old Inquired for at $780, but
holders did not disposed to accept that figure
100000 Ms Of clear rib bulk sdess at l9c, loose New
city lard ts quoted Mt exc.
TmsKY-Is sill dragging. at SLID.
MoSEy-Tlcre is d good demand for money from
pork packers, aud rates are firm at 129l5 cent for
first class names and good business paper.
, 1864-11-17

~ Troublesome Coughs and Colds, II neglect
snp W aaa
cure tho most obstinate case. Sold in bottles, at
5 cents and S1.e5 per bottle, at o. md o. Lake
Etreet nof.y34l-1m
, 1864-11-17

H~EsTERA NATIONAL BASk--Ne saw yes
tcrday the blank-books, checks, and other station
cry destined for the usc Of the Northwestern Sa
tional Bank, about to be opened in our city, and
thcy arc exquisite specimens Of artistic ski1l The
set Of books is complete In number, Of magnificent
Workmanship, In ruling and binding, and contain
oi great business vu1ne The certificates and drafts
arc Eplcndidl5 Autographed. We noticed one lot
Of oyer Quarter Of ton Of check:books. The
complete set OF banking Hte.atare to be found In
The CITY; They IRE ths work Of AessEs. J. v. Mid
ples Of the work constantly sent ont from their c.
tablishmcnt They arc i,asiny particular attention
to bank WORT, and We commend them to thc re re-
gards Of our bankfng friends who intend to renew
The coming Wintcr.
A NATIONAL ATHAHKso1v1sc.-Our President hiss
appointed Thursday, the 24th inst, rs day Of
public acknowledgment to God for his many pcr-
cics-uud, added to this, from every department OF
our a.mr md nnvy this call Is re-cchoed. Grant
calls from the Wilderness. from Spottsylvania and
from before Riehmoud !; Sheridan calls from the
from the Southwest; our brave Western boys
from Missouri, Flrr1gut from Mobile; our block
ading squadron from thcir hundred pE1zes, and our
Kearsargc and captured Florida, and the whole
nation, from Maine to California, for preservation
and victory Let all the people rejoice and let us
We arc Elad to notice TINT the United States.
Christian Commission has called for Thankagfy-
ing offering from every loyal heart for our brave
boys in blne. Let The r1E,onse he such an offering
as a grcnt Republic should make to It's noble de-
Tenders. Think OF our hospitals, think OF Andcr-
sonsflle, Belle Islc aud Richmond, md then give.
IW MusEcN TopAr.-Thc readers Of the TRI.
1uHE should remember that this afternoon, at 9
ocioek, there VIII be given grand entertainment
al 1he Mnfcum, the entire proceeds of which will
&c donated TO that excellent charity the Protestant
Orphan Atsnm: s,gi,n: The services Of the actors arc
ri a.
Room Il also freely Ei,enso Tbst e4a-. Sa3iae
taken at tue door viii c s1naerrcd direefv to The
treasury Of the Institution without INV dc3nctfon i'm
whatever: Let our citizens show thcIr annrec;a.
too Of a 9sr 9Ss ss well pe
fsee}y and dlling tho Lecture noom The man. Inn.
sgsrs So A xs s nre saay i
Will have fbe satisfaction Of aiding a good can1e
nd securing m afternoon Of r. 1ule en5oynsnt as
Cabin. It Will be produced with the full strength
OF the company. and in mnnncr entirely uuexcep-
ttonable. Let the house be Eued.
, 1864-11-17

Wheeler and Wilson'S Sewing Ma
c11lneA.-167,D zoo IN USE. These machines nse
the ROTATING HOOK ExCLUs1vELT, A WHEEL
MOVEMENT, CONSTANTLY IN ONE DIRECTION, to
make the LOCK- STITCH. SalesToom 108 Lake
street. no1a-w431-1in
, 1864-11-17

DRESS FUns.-Choice Sets OF Mink, Ermine
Fitch and Squirrel Furs, are now offered by Brew
etcr, HITTER, under Sherman House. Ladies', dom
miss them. nol6-W23tat
, 1864-11-17

Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Nov. IS, 1864
FLouE--Hcavy with declining tendency. Western
extra at t11,lt.
GHAIS-Nheat has n declining tendency ut 21sc
l0SEHt. s{.0tn fiffsl-Od Xhtta II
, 1864-11-17

Army awards ut New York.
NEW ToxK. Wednesday, NOV. 1s.-L8Ege contracts
for army supplies were awarded yesterday. Potatoes
SIC per buslGl beef &is3 per brl; sugar c per
n pork ti3.75 per hr1. =
, 1864-11-17
EGtrapen.

CTRAYED-Or stolen. On tho
~ nlcht OF Nov. 1!tl,. tson, the suharrher, a nav
srs aoo1t Ish s hsnGs o6 aEn and Wsc:ay aoea; 81
rewasu y!ll be paid for hs9 reta, Sr os u.
foEms non = e m vneEe abe NAV be- fntni. jANe2
pQlf VsSs"3& ~ ~""~
, 1864-11-17

Buffalo Market.
BUFFALO. Tuesday, Nor. 16rp. m.
FLouE-Firm but quiet.
GRAES-Wheat 1rIn but quiet; aA1es Of No. IiilWau.
kee spring. 70 nrrive at s9l adoat; red winter $!
Corn sl10. Oats, to arrive. Sc. Kyo nominal.
NniskY-SmaL saes ut $l.71.
FEEIo1lTs-UHchanged-
LAKE laeon1s-F1oar see! brls; wheat, 1sl. .7as bu
corn 2B 1G7 bu oats, IS 5s6 bu; barley. a113 bu.
CANAL EIroRTs-Flour, 80. brls wheat. 49, obu
corn TO bus oats, 1856 80 bu; barley, $50 bu.
OsWexo Market.
Oswego, "Wednesday evening. Nov. 16.
FLouR-Steady and in good demand which the mills
cApuot supply, at $1D11iH Is for No Spring; Sil00
for rcd winter; *11599E for white winter SO
1l1a for doube extra
GlAIS-Nheat quiet aud no sales. Corn, scarce aud
dull at $i.73 for No Indiana Other grains g4iet
+ CANAL FHglGnra-HltEout material change.
, 1864-11-17
Milwaukee Market.
lSnecial uisDntch to fha Chicago Tribunal

M1fWAukec NInFKets
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbuue.]
MILWAUKEE,, Wednesday. Nov 16. 1861.
FLorR-Dul nnd dropping.
Receipts, p, 900 bu. Market declined 4a5c.
Sales this morning: 81! bu No Spring in store at
tl7o@1E. Sales On Ctanse: g. 400 bn No Spring In
store at et6saL70. Oats quiet. Sales: 200 bu In
store ut 6ic 80 bu delivered at &c. Bye nominal
Sales: l zoo bu On track at <1.aa5.
LIVE uoGs-nccefps, L16l head Averaging ls7G}Sl3
rs, at Slo1G@1aeo. Market 1oa2oc higher
, 1864-11-17

~. Paper HanEings, Painting, Ca1cimlntug
and Grainins, at r. E. Rgby's, 50 Randolph street
mn, ,rfjld. Il m = --- -"
, 1864-11-17

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial DsspatA 10 The Chicago Tribune.1
DETROIT, "Wednesday, Nov. l6, 1861.
g. Tr-Marquette, e. n. Brown.
Dowx-Hlbbard.
Wind snutteapt
, 1864-11-17

UNITED STATES HOMEOPATHIC ASSOCIATIONS
Yesterday meeting Of tho United States Associa.
ton OF Homeopathic physicians [German) Was
held at The lecture room OF the Hanneman College,
No. 1ca South CLARK at1eot DR.. Ulrich the prcsf-
dent, In the chair, DR.. jaeger oflciated as Sec.
| rotary.
During the morning an animated discussion
ensued On the propriety Of establishing monthly
journal IN the German language, to be devoted to
the PRONUNCIATION Of Homeopathic theories. The
members, and on t6e question being put to vote, It
WIS determined to commence the periodical at m
Subsequent to the discussion, large number Of
letters were read from members in Philadelphia
Boston, New York, and other Cities to the effect
TINT thongh ths writers could not attend the con-
I'm Ia ,se Afternoon III r diseoveTy Of eovera, new
5cmedlss an and GO. sombnatons 81 old ones, was
cussed at eome length a general interchange OF
opinions followed regarding large. number OF
cases were cited IN which q perfect cnre was a.
legged to have been made npon patients who had
bfR eG1 aR DS s5a Yhsstens Il h.
4 general discussion ensued upon the subject Of
dysenteIy, during which the members detailed
their experience, reporting number OF very in
The Society then went into an election Of off,
ceEs, with the following resnlt:
Presilcnt-Dr. Herring. Philadelphia.
.,yie. xiee Prcsidcnt-Dr B1instell Newton, Nassa-
Treasnrer-Dr. Fcl1crer, st. Louis, Mo.
Illinois.
:, Corresponding secretary-Dr. Blumcntha1, New
Assistant secretarles-Drs. HaHenthal, Boston;
oayneg, 81 Louis. and jaeger. Chicago,
Foreign ,1|,. See9stary-Dr. nepe. Phitade'phia.
followed. Dr. kucehler OF Springfield, H., re-
ported several very cases Of this maady,
lishcd.
large number Of physicians we're admitted to
mmcpfps1p mea ns Pa Among heR M eEe ths folloW1ng
mcnthaf. Of New York; DEs. Eiebfnng, Fellercr
and Iuyties, Of ST. Louis; DR.. Kucch!er Of Spring.
fed, and Other gentlemen from Ohio, Indians,
In ihc evening tie members adjourned to the
''Cafe cadish, on South Wells street, where a
collation. had been prepared, md where a very
pleasant evening was spent
This morning the session commences at ten
O'Clock. when the officers for the ensuing year
will be elected
THANKSGIVING EvKzro.-We arc informed that
Professor David Swing, Of Miami University, has
accecded to request to lecture in Metropolitan
Hall on the evening Of Thanksgiving Day He
has been called to the pastorate Of the Central
Church formed by the seeding element In the
North Presbyterian Church Of this city. We cou-
Il Professor s., whose ripe scholarly attainments,
and activity. are extensively recognized.
ROUTE or TIE FAnxKas' VEGETABLE Pnoczs-
s1oa.-The Fermess' Procession to-day will form
at the Garden City House at III o'clock, headed by
the band Of The 18th =. 3. c. Regiment and pro-
past the Board Of Trade Rooms, up Lasalle, and
down Like to Michigan avenue, thence to Wash
ington street, west on Washington to Dearborn,
, 1864-11-17
BoarninQ,

pOARD1NG.-One large front
} paFlor to rent With board at Al w.h,,h 49,
nue., between Macibon ana Monroe atTeesa Also. =
few day boar1ess wanted. noi;.Hss::$
, 1864-11-17


Arr.rod-Oak Leaf, Joliet &c. bu ear com, 7sy9 ~
scrap iron, Gu bu wheat. S119 ns sasB.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, Wednesday, Nor, lS,
EoTEos,LoEes: fasr business dotas At si-sael.4a
ELouR-harket Was dull and 11at5c lower, 89. na
lpla for extra state 19903100 for extra round hooD
Ohio, and tllt5912O0 for trade brands MarErt c!o3
inE Dali with no buyers At outside prices.
MHIskY-Easler At $l.s34G9l.1lIS for Wrstern.
GnAlE-Nhcat dull anla94c lower Ambc1 Nit
winteE red state, q S; 900 hu white state Vi
na!sy Malt IT, qn!ea Corn dull *nd 2sc lover; Il
ttee sellers st s1So Oats dull at &Ec ior WESTERN
f1.0 N0 f A'F's's1 "t
WooL-Quset.
-GRocKR1ks- Coffee dnIl and unchanged susardo,l.
EHoa muscovHdo = tt@4c. Molnsses dull aud nomlaai
.TEIHo1KuH-Dul and dropping al i6c for Crude: 70.
@Ic for refined In bond and SIC fos refined free "
PRoy1g1oys- -PoTk-Heayy and 3aA0o9S90o for mcest
~ fos neE ~ sssh d r. regular waycesaE
s'ey Rgt%e ss5 A1so o brla new mess Fl ali
% R Il a1d ie hss new mess for half Of Ds
fair deIanH ahoIs af S@ Heesteady aud In
Snt Msa@ steady Lard-Heavy and shade easier at
unchanged at sa46c for OHIO: 42@sic fSe stat ana
CECSsE-Quict Al l6aY;r -~ A@N os"*~'
, 1864-11-17

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Nov. 16.
FIour-Inactiyc.
GEAIS-Inaclive. $2!7s32 80 for white. Cora dull,
Yellow $1.s1Galh2. Oats steady at 90c.
WuTSF
, 1864-11-17

4 CADEMY OFMUSIC.-Wash-
~ tngton street. between CLARK aud Dearborn. AR.
llNET0N. KELLY & LEQN'S Mnstre1s, Monday
Evening. November 14th. and every evening during
the week Fist week Little George, the brightest
child Of the age. First week Of the MAGNIFICENT
qperetta. the Visible Prince By Leon, intro
pon @ Hen n SDas PAL s n r9ani @
Voegten new costumes, properties, &c. &c.
ADMlSSIQN-S3 cents Orchestra Chairs and Re-
served Seats, 80 cents; Lower Boxes, 500; Upper,
$50. Box Office open from 10 to l. and rom to 5
o'clock D. N. Doors open at Ito commence at 3
O'Clock ,. N. EDWIN KELLY, AausEer.
i, s. UlS6Ess, Agent.
, 1864-11-17

STATE STREET CAAs-There Is one point In the
management Of tie State street line OF horse rail
wsy which ia greatly complained ofby passengers
and certainly calls for a remedy Some Of tn
new line OF Archer Road cars do not carry sign
boards at each end. Consequently Us the usual
State street and Cott1ge Grove" Is painted on
the sides, passengers who wish to prodccd tarthe1
than the junction OF the Archer Hoad frequently
enter The vehicles, supposins that they through
to camp. Such persons are unceremouiously
turned into the road at the branch and after hsv-
ing to wait for the through required to pay
q second fare.
, 1864-11-17
arlluSflltcntS.

MASQUERADE AND MILL
III TAE.Y BALL.-The Ball to be glven at
BRYAN HALL,
On Thanksgiving Eve, "wednesday Next,,
Loas hsaa pefo
ease zs S1Hes!Ss Thanksgiving will
sss T. 6 sf nd Mnch ,ns s e w
vi "a Bfsess% .hs sSsE ~ s, Pa:saes
ED f9af vi ate TaRks 3
Mrs 0ehm, the celebrated costu1ner, Is adding many
e be to sF sSs e. qE to ,enrn
sfasa s
IOL. WOODS MUSEUM.
COL J. Il. WOOD AND D. F. WHITMAN.
FFopr1etofs and Managers.
GREAT DOUBLE ATTRACTION.
ring the week. 6EDF El E GFeeSRtsf 81 ESp SsSaksps'ts'
ADtDD9|gs ADtD9|g. 81 As1
fFe@io q .Jeh9 bIon
A?fR' nv i fSa gESds
d2p seek d NJ. oha Dl,oPi capt Aasn5s ME- E.
@ 4z vii Sspfsssatsd @ II 9SeIE
lshssTsa: Jean r 1Eeaglam,s 2 m m Ssx COMEDY: p!ayea
PLAYING WITH FIRE.
McVI THE AFR e.
NA Madison street, between State and Dearborn.
PH1Cxs Or Apx1ss1oN-DTess Circle and parquette,
Seats, seTeuty-dye cents Private Boxes. $6.05 aud
4L00- seats can be secured one week In aavaucc at
the box Office, nom 10 to and from to o'clock.
T4KATRE WARN ASp COMFORTABLE
List week FGft!yf ss f6i 4 r KfS 'stre
Wednesday aud THURSDAY vii be presented al entire
D1nmatRed BY the authofess OF the novel, Mrs Henry
Wood. expressly for AIlss kceue.
Gsdan ak aa"Hs Vae, KEESE
Coneste, Iii. Hngte: Dill J. Dyott; Griffin, Nj. Hawk:
BaTbora, Mis-. Myers.
FRIDAY-BENEF1T OF MISS KEENE.
Saturday aftetnoou-Laura keene Matinee.
~ In rehearsal. the last London sensational dfAMa,
oflntense Interest," entitled WAITING FOE VERDICT.
81 RIIlEI1IEC t1,III. a Ef1I1 ri
, 1864-11-17

HoTE1 THEA man giving the name Of SIlas
Knapp, was on Tuesday night detected in the act
Of taking hat from the hat-rack of the Arctic
> House. He WIS at once arrested and will doubt
lcss be examined to-day. He has been hanging
about the honse for come days past Many other
peeled That he has had hand in their disappear
Auce,
, 1864-11-17
Ql)ttao, Mrlbn,te.
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1864.
THE CITY.

OYSTER surrEn.-It will he seen hy notice In
smother column, that the indies Of the Church OF
the Redocmer give an oyster supper In the vostry
ofthcir church this evening. Those who attend
muy be sure Of good mnsic, an excellent supper
md pleasant time
, 1864-11-17
:FDr 5ale.

TOR SALE-Stock and fixtures
l. Of aEstclass Grocery Store. located on State
be sold cheap for cash. Also good horse and Wason
II desired Address ?. o. Box 1885. capltal neces
eary only about S2-50O. nGli-wS,$Jt
, 1864-11-17

RoHnxRT.-On Tuesday last the store OF Beck
l. Nirth, wholesale tobaccouiets No. IS South
Water street, was- robbed Of about 300 In cur
rcnty. It was taken from the cash drawer, and the
loss was not discovered until one Of the clerks
had occasion to 20 to the drnwer md found the
money gone. No clue has been Obtained to w1r-
rant nm arrest, and no suspicion attaches to any
Deity.
, 1864-11-17

LIZ TIE R1SEn.-Tcsterday afternoon d man
named Watkins, residing at Bridgeport, while Gu
gagged In wishing or painting vessel lying in the
South Branch fell overheard. After some little
time a rope was thrown to him, and he was extrf-
cated from his unpleasant Etnation. From the
anount OF odor' brought away in the clothes Of
Watkina VIC should suppose the Sonth Branch to
he sensfblY nntrr.
, 1864-11-17

Rou1E or TEE FARHEas' VEGETABLE PRocEs-
s1on,-The FermeEs' Procession to-day will form
at the Garden City House at LII o'clock headed by
the hand Of The 18Th Y. B. c. Regiment and pro-
coed thence along Market and Iahe and Wells,
pasi the Board Of Trade Rooms. up Lasalle, md
down Like to Michigan avenue, thence to Wash
, 1864-11-17

LAacESy.-James Aiken, bog not more than
fifteen years OF ngc, was yesterday a1rafgncd In
tho Police Court upon the charge Of stealing
NORTH Wells street. This Is not Akicn's first Of
fcnse search OF his trunk revealing large num-
her Of articles Of a suspicious character. lie Was
held for fntther examination.
, 1864-11-17

The following Is the order OF exercises In the
convention Of delegates from the Sunday Schools
of Cook county, assembling in the Second Presby-
tcrian Church this morning:
, 1864-11-17

TIE CONTEMPLATING CAsE.-Ycstcrday MORN
Ing, ". q. Picker whose arrest for having In his
possession counterfeit go greenback, was re-
ported In the TRIBUNE, IVES brought up 70. c1am-
ination before Commissioner Hoync nnd discharg
linn.
, 1864-11-17

Yesterday morning horse attached
to light buggy took fright on eath street, near
State, and dashiug at wild rate across the prairie
towards Gimp Douglas, succeeded in demolishins
tho vehicle and rather severely emitting md bruis-
Ing itself.
, 1864-11-17

THANKSGIVING DENEu-Such ladies as feel
disposed to aid In getting up good dinner for the
soldiers in Camp Douglas, for Thanksgiving day,
arc requested to meet the Post Chaplain and Nj.
b. F. Jacobs, at the Rooms OF the Young Mems
O'Clock.
, 1864-11-17

BaTbora, Mrs. Myers.
FRIDAY-BENEF1T OF MISS KEENE.
Saturday a1tefnoou-Laura keenc Matinee
:" In rehearsal. the last London sensational dtama
0ffntepse Interest entitled
, 1864-11-17

The ST. GEORGES Soc1ET1-CHAN6E OF QUAR-
rEEs--We are glad to notice that the ST. George
Society have found 1t impossible tolonger occapy
their old quarters In conjuetion with the 1nvincl
ble Club, Hnd have cut loose from them altogether
and secured larger and more convenient apart
nents Mt Nos. - and 22B Clark street These
they propose to dedicate by grand ball on the
8th OF December. The members OF this Society
ara to be congratulated upon the change: There
is an oder attaching to the Ingincib1e Club Rooms
that should not be allowed to attach to the ST.
George Society, and they have done well to change
their baec.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-03-15
The Forthcoming Crop.

! While the operations Of our nrmi.s in
The Held necessarily engage large share
OF public attention, we should not suffer this.
Or an' thing else, to delract from that s,ea.
dy energy and perseverance which should
Characterize the operations upon every farm
and plantation in the Confederate States.
We cannot too frequently draw the atten.
lion Of farmers to this subject. The crop
OF last year, though large, has not proven
sufficient 10 meet the demands of !. oun,ry
whose producing population /, steaiily on
The decrease. without n proporliouute fall.
ing oil in consumers The demands Of u.
rountry are large, and it is likely tn. pres.
ent crop will be completely c1nsured be.
fore the next harvest Our planters should.
therefore, cast their plans according to the
c'rcnnSt ance" which surround us. Besides
feeding our usual population and the army,
We have 10 feed aud cloths the people who
ny from the overrun dstricls, which will
make II fearful inroad into the bonrd, of
breadstuif" no" on hnnd. This population
In likely to remain ON our hands until the
close of the war. The heavy demand for
e"erything raised on the plantation will
also continue for tho sam. time. Every
mere Of ground thnt can be planted in bread
s'nffs should be without fail. Every BUSH
el oil corn, potatoes and other plantation
cereals that ia. country eau grow viii he
needed No one regrets The amount of
4 4
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-03-15
FOR THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
A Circulating Library.

Mr.. EDIToR,-Be pleased 10 announce
through your paper, that /, has been deter.
mined by the Christian Association of the
+th Regiment Of ). &. Cavalry at n recen
meeting, TO rear a Library for the improve.
nent Of the soldiers social, moral, mental,
and religious condition, and they respect
fully solicit contributions from the neigh.
borhsods IN which the companies compus.
ing this RegImeut have been raised, to rs.
si.t in the good work. The object Of this
il 10 promote the social condition of tho
soldiers. and il is to be hoped tina, the un.
der,sking may succeed.
Any contributions Of books calcunt,d d /.
pass of the wcnrisoinese,s Of u Camp lif.
and containing rengious rsading, or good
moral lvsseRs will be gratefully received N,
tho Stsre Of iia~suliiu- g. Massey, whence
they will be conveyed TO their destination
by one Of the
"CATAWBA RANGERS"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-03-15
S,verat papers r.rs found sn D.hlpr.,,.

Several papers were found on DahIprss's z
person, with his signature, stating that the
object Of tho undertaking was to release
tho Prisensrs confined on Belle Island, tn.
destruction Of the hateful city. md the muir
der Of Jef. Davis and his traiiurous crew,
and that everything of service 10 the rebels
must be destroyed. The documents discIose
the most vindictire hostility against the
Confederncy. and have preduced a profound
saes,ion in this community.
Among the trophies captured an d turned
over 10 the Quartermnsler ut Bscon'- O ua-
ter Branch, up to 2 o'clock yesterday, were
l0i horses, 3 mules, 60 Mcclellan saddles
50 brides, Al halters, besides any number
Of pistol, sarbines, saLrss, blankets, over.
coats, kn"psacks, etc Several pieces Of
artillery were enPtured by our forces. One
of the pieces, threc.inca Napoleon, was
brought into the city yesterday.
Up TO dusk last evening, three commits.
stoned officers and l6l priva,es had been
registered and reported nt the Libby Prison.
About 30 Of them were captured bv Gen.
Hampton. Squads we're coming in all day
yesterday, and with the captures aot repor
ted, the whole number will approximate
200.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-03-15
IN EQUITY.

James Gibson and wife
Sarah Selma, In Esuity-LAs.
VS. easier.
Henry II. Duncan,
Celnn bus l.. DdHsaR, Bill 70 rsssyss
William Duacau, Trust funds.
and others.
IL appearing to TIE sstaSsstiea Of the
COmmissiSner that Jane. duncan, Esnsd
A Duncan, Margaret N. Nillia.ss, Henry
Williams, Sarsh f.. Williams, Rskecsa 6.
Williams, Mary T.. Williams, Emma D
Williams aud Samuel A. Williams, DsHs.
dsnts in the above slated case, vssids with
out the Unite Of the State on melton .
kersbaw g. Connos~, Ceapissaaanta Selis
itors, il Is ordered that the said Jane. Dus
can. Samuel A. Dunssu, Ma,e.rst NJ. Will
iams, Henry Nillian., Sarah F. Williams
Rebersa c. Williams, Mary z. williams
Emna ID. Williams SID Sasz ssl A. Will.
in~s do snswor, plead Or ds.nr - ths Till
i" above case On or before The 10Th day Of
April, sthsr~ise jndgneat pro sosfesss viii
Se ordered against tnen
JAMES Il. WITHERSPOON,
Csa'r Bs'y l.. b.
Jan 8, 1884, 8n
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-03-15
o r r I C AL.

ADJ'r AHs Issr'R GEus OJJIex,1
Rirmsnd, Feb. 4, 1854.
NEkERAEORDERS No. LITTLE fol-
" lowing order 10 published for The il
formation Of all ssuesrssd:
c. =. AMERICA, WAR DEfARrMrHr,
Rishasnd, February !, 1854.
EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. vii.
I. ALL fRIsoSERs heretofore hsla by the
United states authorities, whether oYr1cERs.
soLDIEks or cIvILIASs, received at CITY
Psint, BEfoKa the lsr OF JAKyARy, 1854.
are hereby pEcLAKED EXCHANGED
,. ALL oTFIcERs AID MEN OF rHE VIcKa.
BURS cAPrUkK, who reported tss daty At
EotsrPriss, Miss, at any time PRIOR To rns
i4rH OF NOVEMBER, 1893, and whose aimee
were forwarded 70 me BY Maj Gsa John
ii. Fsrisy, ARE DECLARED EXCHANGED
.. All officers aud men Of the Viek-burs
capture, belonging to ths first Tennessee
heavy artillery, whs reported foi duty at
Marisita, Ga, and whose names wero fer.
"ardsd 10 ms By Gel. A. Juskssn, ARE px.
cLARrD EXcHASGEp.
RO. OULD, Agent Of Exchange.
BY order: lSissedl :. CoorEx, .Adj't and
lnsp'r General
lLansaslsr Ledger P,intl
Feb II, 1864. i-H.