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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-07
4 PROCLAMATION.
BY THE GOVRRNOR

" HEREAs have good cause to believe that
w Jackson OmpS, Matthias Ambrose, Isaiah Buck,
David Buck, Bru"e suck, Geor &c Compton, ndre y
Conptou' samuel DAWSON Joseph $. Duck wall, ohm
7. DeTmUdy, Robert @. dustin, George ". Hunter,
1hOmAs Dawson, George ". Way, " lillian v ilson,
james c: West, joseph Johnston, Charles KasIor,
George W. HeSRy, Mary 4. HsaKy George liam.
moDd, JacOb Keller, Nicholas KeeIier, r, edrrlck
ke' hsF, Jacob B. Leopard, William Il. Martin,
BArhaEy Martin, Charles 7. ORerTAll George W.
sheIreEd. Charles A. Swami, Martin v. Killer,
William HnTbeTt, John Gross, Daniel Gross EdvAId
Rockwell and Louisa Swami, who on the seV enteeuth
Gay O. April, eight en- hundred and Oixty-Ons, 70
sided IN TIE County Of Morgan within what is now
the state Of West Virginia, have deserted their
homes and arc actively engaged in aid ny the "a.
called COME. STATES Of America aud The rebel
Gta;e gov rnmenI 1T Richmond, In their attempt to
HubjuEAie the good people Of this State but con.
sequence OF the war evidence OF their Febellioua
criminal acts cannot be ObtAInpdH
Nos therefore, l Arthur Foreman, Governor OF
the State Of Wet Virgins, de issue this my proc
lAmAtion, declaring the sAii jackson OmpG Main.
las Ambrose, Isaiah buck, David Buck bruce Buck
Geore= Compton, Andrew C.mptOn, Samuel DAWSON,
Justin, George W Huutsr, Thomas Dawson g George
W. Way, William Wilson, JAmeA @. West JuSs6h
Johnston, Char e kSsl' T, George ". HeAgy, Mary
y. heagy, GeOrge Hammond, Jacob Keller Rich1IHs
ke-ner, frederick Keensr, Jacob b. Leopard, VIII.
Lam II. MArLA, BsTbAry Martin, Charles 7. 0'Psr-
TAI. GEORGE W. eheFTerd. Charles A. SWAnn, Martin
v AilIer, htll Am hurbert, John Cros Daniel
Gross, Edward rockwell and Louise Swami, enemieS
Of thls state unless they ShAlI within sixty dGys
hlt in the Jerks ONCE the Circuit Court Of ths
said county Of Morgan, oath 70 support the Cor.
Stlluuou Of the United States and the constitution
Of this state and thereafter demeai themselves q
god elTiZens
Tals proclamation shall be publIshed in the
wheeling lntelgeneer, . newspaper printed In the
city Of Wheeling, the seat Of government Tor TIL,
stAtS, and in the RaIrmOnt National, . Newspaper
printed the county of Marion, respectively Ior fouI
successive weeks.
- Done at tho city Of Wheeling on this the
uRAI. tourtSenth day OF Nay, In tho year d our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and az.
~ ty-four, and Of the State the Arst.
By the Governor. ..r
J. EDo4H SOTEES, Secretary Of State.
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YOUNG MEN

Reflect that . sound mind and body are the most
necessary Requisites 70 promote oonnubIal happI.
hes. Indeed without these the Journey through
ly dArksnS to the view; the mio bUcGmel ThRdUyEed
with despair and hlled with the melancholy rofieo
eoR that The happiness Of another becomes DlghtSd
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commissioners Sale.
Hannah x. Prlmm, by hor nol. friend, &c

WheellnE, May Id, 1sei. '
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GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents Of In the
County Of, and State Of, hereby Jointly
and GeVerAlly covenant with the United States and
guarantee in case the foregoing bid of-bo
accepted that he or they will within ten days amer
the acceptance Of Aid bid execute the contract for
the s4Ha With good aud ,Anfacient iuFotIss in .
sumequAl 70 the amount Of The contract to fuFuah
advertisement dated - 1854, under which the
bid was made, and in essethe Said!-shaII fail to
enter into contract Aforesaid, We guarantee to
max good tie diGeranoe between, the Onsr by the
said -5TAna lAs.nOIt lowest responsible bidder,
or the person to whom the contract may be awarded
Given under our hands and seals this-dAy OF
witness: 2.IH5)IA'
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The News of. Hood. Operations.

The Intelligence from the Army of Ten.
nessee, so far. is any thing but clear and
satisfactory accounts agree that the
army iIself's in good condition aud spirits,
aud that Beauregard is, at last, at its head !;
bat bevond this, all j, fog and mystery.
Justice to the journalists Of the South
whose office it is 10 keep the people posted
in regard TO the. fortunes Of the armies
whose safety is the safety Of the cause
it'eli, requires that the reason If our lack
Of information in this instance, should be
known 1t is BY the orders of Gen. Hood
and Of his military subordinates that the
usual channels of communication between
his army and the people. have been closed.
We have bu, slender fa,tn in any such ex.
prdient for couceniing our plan, from the
public enemy yet. if This rigid reticence
shah ever 80 little ronduce to The success
OF the campaign, we are con tent.
But. while the wires ure thus silent, We
get by mail some advices of rather .un
welcoms .hsract6r, but whieh are impor
tan, and essential to proper understand.
ing of the present aspec, of General Hoods
movements.
Officer. just from the front represent
that, owing tu unexpected events Gene raj
loods plans lad been considerably modi.
tied. Ii seems that the fuIces which Sher.
man despatched to Nashville are now in our
front, aud that our army, che, ked in its ad
vaEce towards the Tennessee River, has
turned IN the direction Of Blue Mountain.
WheeIsr's capture Of Rom, with its gar
rison Of three thousand negroes, 80 conf.
DENLY reported a-short time ago, isail n
myth; and the victory ut hlaloona, with
the capture OF 1000 Yankee troops, turns
oat TO be n severe repa'se Of French's di
vision, not retrieved, as We had been led
TO believe, BY any subsequent assault OF
Stewards entire corps Charleston .Mer.
| curry
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From a Northern Paper.
What the War has Cost-Appallipg
Loss of Lifo.

The war between the North and South
i'm, now been waged for thres Years. We
have called into service ,776, 600 soldiers.
We haven in the field gay SOC ,O0O men.
There have Jsen discharged on account Of
wounds, dissbiiiiy and sickness, together
with the de..r.ions, say a7s.ooo- ibis leaves
100000 men how dead Mud buried. This
is Liberal calculation in our favor, for il
We Guild reach the exact loss in our Army,
he totally of deaths would not fall short
Of n million Of lives. We have stolen and
freed from the rebsis rom $4,000 to IoO,-
600 negroes admit il 10 be 100000. This
war, from .he beginning has been 4 war for
The liberation Of Southern slaves from their
owners, in tbs iuteat Of the insti gators,
though Il has only bs-n publicly avo~cd
for The last two years. ro say uothing Of
the injury, loss sud cruelty IL nineteen
t~e"iistLs Of the poor slaves; 10 say moth.
ing Of the destruction, Ions Of property,
iem moralisation Of our popvhdion. ths IN.
told missrjes Of The wounded and bsoksn
down constitutions Of ihe Discharged sol.
disrsi TO say nothing OF all lh- loss 10 TIE
body pol'tic. is. hxs post the S,aiss in debt,
enlailsd oPoa future generations already,
three billions Pc sam up the gross =.
mount, we have, in order TO ibe,a,s l00,-.
600 slaves. and make them worse of than
while v ittl their masisrs, created q debt of
a,0Oo,0OO,0O0 and sari6csd the lives Of 900,
600 Of our fellow citizsns /. not this, in
the language of Me Immor,sl Ben. Frank.
lin, "psying dear fos tbs whistle T.
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The, farmer. myrehah', n,a"uine'"rsr. me.
chnnin, aud .speculstor who can look TO 'his
own interest now aud overlook the claims
Of The government and his FELLOWS, is tou
selfish to he a fiend TO the Confed-racy -
Every interest in which the Soutfefn peo
pie are concetned, is at Stake. All our en-.
ergies should be- directed to the great OBJ.
ject If helping the government and helping
the people. lie who suggest+ the best
methods Of. sustaining the government nj
this crisis, nd at the same lime to.Provide
for the people, is n benefactor.-Conser"
tir<.
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Real Estata for sala

WILL be Uttered Tor sale, at Lancaster
ConrI louse, ON tne'Brst M.nday ip NJ.
'vember nexi, Tue: ttouseaud I.ol Of land
.ntac"ed, sIluats Ia .iiIe Wild Cat section,
adjoining iauds OF Rapsom piylr Gsosp.
~. EuHdefbusk aud others known as IN.
properly Of Wiiiiams g. jougs.- Pho I.o,
coDLains fr6m two 10 ti,ree rctss Tn.
buildings. ara lew. tits said TO be an .x.
-ceHeoI stand for business.
.IerGs Cash or credit, with approved
surety, at the option Of the. Purchaser.
w. III. vONNORS,
ATTY fsss
ID. A.WILLIAMS,- .
Surviving panasr.
Dot IL, 1854. SG-3C
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y o IT IL q A K OLIN a
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
DY JOHN w. T>vITTY, Clerk, and

DY JOHN w. TWlTTY, Clerk, and
ID acting Ordinary for said District.
WHEREAS. Nancy Nj. Cauthen has ap.
piled TO me for Letters Of Administration
on All and singular the Goods aud Cha'tlc-,
rights and Credit. of =. CAUTfiEN
hie Of the Distt'ct aforesaid, daeceas.d.
THESE arc, therefore, - ci,e aid nd.
nronisi nsi ahi singular, the kisdred and
creditors Of the said deceased, 10 lie and
appear before ms at our ueXt Ordinarys
Court fer the said District, to BE- holden Mt
Lancaster Courl House on The Sd day Of
Nov next to show csuse, II any, why
the said administration should not be grau-
ted.
Given undsr my hand and seal, this 18Th
& ~ day ofOnob in the year Ofeur
: LIS. Lord one thousand eight huudr ed
~ aud sixty four and in the eighty
ninth year Of the independence Of the
State OF South Carolina.
JOHN w. TwiFTY, Clerk,
and seuns L. d.
Oct as 1864, IT
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Northern News. .

OF the 2Oth, has been received by The Rich-
mond Wig, from which the following
Summary Is gathered:
Stanton's official bulletin to Dix says
that another great battle was fought yes
terday, the 18Th, nj Cedar creek. Though
at tirst it was n great disaster, it finally re
suited in "a victory tor the Union foIce, un
der Sheridan, and was more splendid than
any berct ofure achieved. Forty three pie
ces of ARTILLERY we're captured, together
with many prisoners. On our side Gems
Wright, ricketts, and Grover we're woup.
ded, and BixuLi killed.
Sheriduu's official report admits that his
army was driven in. confusion 4 miles, and
that he FASTENED from Winchester, where
hs was on his return from Washington,
and took tn. affair in hand and formed a
new Ene of battle in lime TO rcru!se the
attack .f the enemy After some ca'alEy
charges, he attacked and routed the enemy,
but darkness intervening, prevented greulcr
results.
A telegram from Chattanooga, dated the
18th inst, says thai Shefwan started yes.
lerday in pursuit Of The rebels, ~nv were
retreatiug soulhwaId ria Bioomtown valley
The sane teIcgr ram claims that Roddy's
cavalry Mas routed Al Rome, oG the i2th,
by hlinty' brigade Of cavalry.
Thirty armed d.sPeradoes, supposed to
he in rebel employ, from Cannds, invaded
Saint !Alb.ns, Vermont, on the 18th, aud
ro bbed the banks Of large su,ns, and shot
| several cit,ens Eight Of the raiders " ste
su quentiy cap, ur.dr aud $50, 0,08O rrcor.
| cred.
| The Cincinnati Peace Convention adop.
nasis Of the sovereignty ofthc S!al.s, and
calls for. Convention Of States to settle
the difficulty.
Lincoln was ssrennded on "Wednesday
night and mad. speech Of some length
10 which he congratulated the people ol
Mary hand On the expiration Of slavery u
tha, State. In Ailading To the i"'ima,ior
that he u ouId seize aud control the Gov
| efnment " IA was CtitsttO Ih tne cphtnt
election. he deciured ihat whoever was con
sti,siionally elected in November, Shou, 4
he duly Installed PIesid.at on The I h o
Mach. II the people should doliberatrl,
refuse to have an imm.diase peace, even n
the less OF ,hcir county and their hbr, ties
be knew not The power nor right 10 resist
them. lie. belle, ed, however, that the,
were -tiii resolved, aud IN this persuasion
OF their cenNisleney and liberty, whether ii
Office ar ont OF Il, he MAS resolved TO stant
by them.
The Baltimore American, Of the 2lsi
zoo, aims di- patches from Sns,idan /. Grant
which claim, 600 prisoner. ,, Including TIVE
coionsis comu'and,ag bris AIDES severed!
wounded, and one killed Gen Humseu
died on the 40 h.
by - recent arrival from Europe assuran
ces ~es- received NJ Washington from IL,
highest sources, that no vessels capable q
bslligsrsnt service again~t The Uaited States
will be allowed 10 leave French ports 10
The Coafyderates.
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CHEERING. -Tos Colsm bss SuE states,
mo the authority Of eficsrs connected with
the army, that as-~s progress nsrthwsrd
our numbers increase. When the army
fell back To Atlanta numbers Of men who
lived 10 the aorthern portion OF The State
went back 10 their homes. They are now
returning to their eolors. Itis stated, sPon
the same authority. that over one hundred
dsssrters have getssaed TO their commands,
from the neighborhood Of Lick Skillet--s
tittt~ Village in Norhwesssrn Georgia.
Hasdss,s corps alone has been :sesuilsd
nearly three Jhossand.
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e The army must b. fed, aud the people
must not starss.. 3otn Of these ends snust
be kep, IN view R'eamoad Seaiinsi
The above short paragraph contains
mech in Mde. IL is nov as impor,ant u
AS the supply OF. the army
with men. Indeed. now 10 Gh The army
w,lh the right kiud Of material, aud how
to provide best for The people as nome,
have been the zeal Questions 10 be corsid.
cred from the frsi,-in carrying on.the war.
The government and The people are one
their interests are the same, aud both are
to look 20 each others veal. How to get
rich now Is . question beneath u patriot.-.
The man who 10 deterhinsd to get rich
nov, In view Of the wants Of the govern.
msat and the people. 70 an enemy to both.
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Generals comamndi"g Reserves in The
several States viii, ~i:hont delay, select
md send othcei-, ono 10 rrch Congressional
District, empowered ,o-summOn, nna, after
inspection, fo'w"d TO the Camps OF in
struction all pcrsous holding certificates of
permanent disability, aud srich prrsvns a.
signed o 'ght duty, ms in his Judgment
appear ikeI, !" be adjudged snalItied Tor
active service All such a- may, upon rx.
amin-tion, be pronounced ov select Mai.
cal board, 'o.ua tiei. will Ss as,igncd'to
duty III III. field.
The Inspector" of conscrgdon NAV Ire
charged with ,hi. ADDITIONAL duty in the
absence oi "'hsr suitable o,hcerr 5" sa, =
the hdjuiant General.
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ADVERTISEMENTS,

Win be inserted at three dollars per square
for the irst, and two dollars per squire
for each subsequent insertion. A square
to sonsist Of Tie space Of 10 lines Brewer type.
No advertisement considered less than a square
The number Of insertions must be written on
each Advertisement, or they will be inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
Local advertising and job work must be paid
form produce-the old price to govern each
way
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Whether right or wrong would parole
every man of them and send them home,
believing that it would cost US less to fight
them than to feed and guard them; but !
do not think moro than one in ten would
ever fight US again
Respectfully yours,
ORDERLY.
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jroR rHR LANCASTER LEDGER.
MILITARY PRIsoN. NEAR FLoRESC

Darlington District s G. Oct 2O,!is64.
Mr.. EIIroa.-A:ter my respects to you
and hearty congru tul lations in your election,
permit me To say l um in good health, MS
well as the principal portion Of our Com
pany we have some 7 or 8 on the sick re-
- port. but none Of them ure dangerous;
mostly cold and diarrhea. Ne have gem
orally drawn sbundspt ra,ions: Corn meal.
-four, beet, some bacon, moiasses and rice.
Wao would not be a soldier!
The chance for sick soldiers to DO taken
care offs very bad; the Surgeons have no
medicines are using Dogwood berries in.
place OF Quinine, and gathering herbs and
makpy teas for those complaining Of cold
and Rheumatism.
We have some 80 men hero aud there are
soms Is who have not reported. We want
the Enrolling Officers to send them for.
ward for guard duty is severs-near t~en.
~ men from our Company every day
The other companies Of "ur Battalion are
not SO full as ours. There are from ~ to
$4,000 prisoners here. They draw the
same rstions we do and are greatly iIn-
proved in appearance since theif arrival
here. 30 or 36 die every t~ enty four hours.
They are confined ia a stOckade fort, en-.
elosing sboa. ~ acrec with plenty Of wa
ter running through. No communication
from the Outside is allowed with them Ell
cept through the officer OF the day even
khe setinels arc not allowed to speak 10
them. Col. Harrison, Of Georgia, in in
command Of the post, and a Georgia Major
commands the camp These Georgiuns
came here after We got tho prisoners in tho
stockade and we are not very we'll pleased
with them being sent hero after we had
guarded the prisoners for near three weeks
in the open field. and begun to think we
would have little leisure. Besides, they are
not very gsntlenanly in their department,
As they think We know nothing abou, guar.
ding PRISONERS, Trey are very severe in
their punishment, in some cases Furnishing
boys who have had no opportunity Of 10.
structions, and, in my opinion, Furnishing
ths prisoners unnecessarily severe. But
We are under military rule.
There il some talk Of our Battalion be
ing sent to Columbia to guard the prisoners
there. belie,s all of eur men and officers
are willing. principally because they would
be nearer home; but this being nearer
home ID not Of much use, ns we are only
allowed ono furlough for every rs men,
and only SLOWED ten days nj time so
even going home Is q hard business. Our
men who are in authority should know, il
they do not, that 40 army is Of no use with.
out provision, aud if they keep the Reserve
forces out long the provision crops will
undoubtedly cease and more families will
have to be supported by the public. There
srs nambsrs here who have crops to gather
sndsi' cannot be done without their nssis
lance; neither can their wheat be sown.
Numbers are losing rhsir sugar cane en-.
tirely.
Do not tbink, Nr. Editor, that am com.
R4siAiag, or croaking; these are max ed
uhich every mau vino has any ca.
& onld W fully isformed.
j more about the prisoners -
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TALL FreHr:se e--ofth the 2s 900 ma.keis
collected from the battle field Of Gs,tys.
burg, saysa Yankee paper, $4,000 were
found to be Iosded. $4,000 containing t.o
loads. and 5000 iron three 10 ten load.
each. In many instances halfs dozen balls
were driven in on . charge Of powder. In
some cases the former pos.sssos had 70.
vsrssd the asual order, placing the ball at
the bottom Of the barrel and the powder
on top.
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-Persons having deuaand. sgaia.t tn. E..
tate OF ,he late Airs. 4. =. Brown arc rr
quested 10 prrsrns hem properly ATE s.rd
TO the under-ignec .wIinin .lhe time pro.
scribed 6y law; alfd persons indyb,ed 10
said Es.atc aiiI.maks pay ymenl 4" me.
ID. W. BROWN, Ex'r.
Oct Isth 1864. 3s-4t
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5 O u L III G. "A Il y l. u A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

10y JOHN W TWii"I'Y. Clerk u. d au.
ID lin2 OniInary for sid iGs.,irL
WHERE ", VI " II, SMALL has
applied 1" me for lstiers Of Admin rati.a
de bonis NOM on nj. und singular the
Goods and Charllrs, Right, aud Credits of
}. w. Williams, late OF Tive B,slrict
aforesaid -deceased.
THESEare, therefore, to cite and ad-
.nionish all and singnlar, ths kindred and
creditors Of the said deceased, To be- and
appear before me nj our next Ofdinary's
Court for the said District, to he holden at
Lancaster CouIl House oa the 9th day Of
Nov. next, to show cause, il usy, why
u,e said administration should not be- gran.
ted.
Given under my hand sed sesl. In, goth
- tiKy Of Oct. ia ,hs ySss r bur
l. -. Lord ono thous.s,G q q
~ and sixty four aud - &
ninth Jear of the indsPendSn 4 s. :
State of South Caroiina. e
JOHN W~TWIrrY, S.
asd acting . Es<;
Oct as, 1868, -
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The Elections.

PicKsss sss-Representa'ires w ) Girls.
ham. n 5 Robi"-, Lieut. Col Bowen, K +
iioicombe.
hISGsTos PARISH, HoRRY DsrRIcr -
Sendior-Samoei Bell. Rcpresentadre--T
w Reaiy.
ORANGE PARISH --Senator &C ID Keitt.
Represenfatires--A ID frederick, w r Bar.
ton.
EpcsrIELD DfsrTIcr Representatives.
Lewis Jones', WI Je"ning-, K q N Dan.
ovan,. q ID Tillm.n, Il w Addison and A
w Youngblood
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f1k LANCASTER LEDGER
'abished every Tuesday Morning
~
w. M. @ O N N O r S
Editor ana proprietor.
r E r n g.:
For Six Months, in advance,

TOT NIX NSnIhs, "a advance, 81 Oh
For Three Months, in rdvance, 225
When not paid in advance, fifty per cent.
sPsn the above ra,es vii! be charged Pay
nsnt within "se month from tho date of
subscription will be considered in advance.
PRoDUcERs will be charged a. the rate of
f.6o Tor Il mouths, to be paid in provisions
ct old prices,
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S O nth Carolin n a =,
Oct. as 1864,

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
DY JOHN w. TWiTTY, Clerk and ac.
ID ling Oriioary for said District.
WHEREAS, DIR. X y. BECkHAM
has applied TO IN. for l.utters Of AdasiaIs
iration on alrand singular Tie t;oods and
Chattles, Rights and Credits Of Phii"saon
'Conaeir late Of the District aforesaid, do
ceased.
These are, therefore, to cite nd-admoa-
'ish aii and .siegulaT, the kindred and credi-
tors Of the said deceased. to be and appear
before me at our next Ordinasys Court for
The said district. tn be holden at Lancaster
Court honse on the 9th day of NUv.
ssxL 70 shew cause, II any why the said
administration should not bs granted.
Given under my hand and scal.
LIS. this ihs 2o;b day Of Oct ia
(~~ the year Of our Lord on. thou
sdnd eight hundred and Sixty -foar, aud in
the sightyr'mth y.T VI the undergraduates
of tha State ot SouuI CaruIina,
JOHN W. TWifrY. Clerk
All nctiug .. l.. ,.
= Oct. 35. 1864 1T.
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=. WILLIAMS 4 ALLIs0a.
a ITO RN.EYS Ar LA "
Solicitors la Eqnity.

LANCASTER, &. H., q. e.
: WillPractios in the District Of Lancaster.
prompt attention gwen to OoIlsotlon,
nc. WILLIAMS may be consulted a. YORK yHIs
Court HOUSE, at Lsacss.sr.
July 7th 1858. ai-u
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AUCTION SALE.

VIII he sold at auction ct Lancaster C. n.
on the 9th day OF Soyetuber next, LOT OF
Damaged |heat!elonsius 70 the Geseramsnt.
Terms Cash
j. u STANLEY, A A.C.S.
Lancaster O. H., Oct. 25, tse4, s7-n