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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

The .fitt lI{,f1rhta. tie organ or tie
fepHba party 81 that state, lhus COM
neiitS on Mcclellan j nomination
TUE PEACE MFS oesrs,Nprp
Inc Pence men are in n sad dlanlary
the noin;n.ilyn VI Cen Mcclellan cam.
! on thain Ike "a ti.undesclap IN clear X
~ had besg preparing 10 DO ba,tl,. Tar
aiiaIiN.' CHAM or fernafnlo WOOD. TL.v
al sheir VOICE agialiel t. stag Of a ,li.ho,..
't4b. peaTe- HE s;leeiipa of az TN loul,.
q *tf u nprF.t 10 cary then banner a
-" Hsfs ~ va. npt regastic by them AZ
araeng the po- ibin; es.
~ Vas ioitnnatc "a them that a ratiiica-
.'n .h-"si'iy W. rot called iinn. ed!a;civ az
Il. t'le receipt II The news 1'iiey required
ne !" remodel iicir arguments. The
~ ION. - wni d thcy have f., some TIM.
m-i " giving expression would never do
~ meeting convened to endorse Che nero
Autietain. We expect at the. next Dem.
.'fta'ic meeting 10 hear downright uatr,o,ic
sentiments pro laiined amid ,hun,lers of an
plause.
X
Ii viii avail them but little to ATTEMPT to
afa" consolation from the platform. Il
only taiks 81 convention. 1t does net sax
mat II the convention should iail the ind,
pendencc of the South is to be acknnw,-
eoscd. Even if il did the Platform would
nc nothing whrn co npared with the man
PACED upon 1t. Platforms are not sclfact-
Ing They are generally devices to c,trh
votes The true platform is the scnti.ne Is
hefetoio uttered by Gen. Mcclellan him
sell = It reasonable to suppose that in
The event o his election he " uid consent
TIA division Of the Union. for the pre,crya-
tion OF which h. fought some Of the most
desperate and bloodic,t bat les Of the war
Men who have arrived at the position which
" occupies have concerl for their future
lame. We do not think that there is any
man IN the loyal States who would d sire 10
nave MS nam handed down to pnsteyity in
connection with the destruction Of the no.
biest political fabric ever erected by human
hands, outside Of few cravens. who would
lac IN the rebel ranks if they but had IN.
courage. 1t may do very we'll for an IRE
sponsIblc rabblc to shout for the disruption
Of the country, but men who are destined to
'iRure IN s'oiy will be more cautious.
ne real platform upon which Mcclellan
| stands = the speech delivered recentlv bv
nm AZ West Point. That document ~.
earnestly commend to the perusal Of the
pea~e men.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08
BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS, &C
Hotels AND BOARDING.

MISSISk IPPI HOUSE.
HENRY III TPT, PROPRIETOR He
i lrecomlneHds lis Conveniently arranged no.
tel to all travellers and also to city boarders, as
surfing them that nothing VIII be wanting to
promote the welfare OF his guests and 10 make
their stay with hin, pleasant and agreeable.
He a'so recommends his well stocked bar which
is.s.',"i-,. 'i' -, choices. liquors and wines.
L.nel. ete!. sing ut IL O'Clock. jei If
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

.,..,,i +, =. ,n,yl.ni.,s Of scott county ~
80 10 moo IN c.ueen ion At ihc Co..
un ,,e. a., sa,urlly nr,:. Oct. ct at DC.
+. Il. Fall attention. i>.A3eeteh p's'''
INN ,r.anre conf ho irr fhe iaceilig
PR order o. County COMMITTEE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08
FRENCH.S HOTEL,

On the Lroposn Pun. opposite TIE cry Hal
IarL, o.. IF frankfort street,
Atu ipyk
Spacions Reiecto. y, Bath Rooms and Barber
shop, bedrooms warmed gratis, and oaly one
,ed IN room. b not believe runiors or hack
men who say weae full. Serva not al
lowed to receive p -,.uisites apl5-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08
convertible inlo a b per cent. 40 Gold hcnd
lis Exemption from State Or Municipal
Taxation.


But aside from al the advantages we have Gnu
merated, special Act Of Congress eren.pts az
to"ds dad Treasury notes from local taaot.on. On
the average, this exemption is worth about two
per cent. per annum, according TO the rate Of tax
atom III various parts of the country,
Ii Is believed that no securities oilrr so great
Inducements to lenders as those issued By the
government. In all other forms OF Indebtedness
the faith or ability OF private parties, or stock
companies, or separate communities, Gully, i,
pledged for payment, while the whole property Of
tie try is held to sscnrc the discharge Of all
the obligations Of the Unit, 4 states.
u nie the Government offers the most liberal
terms To-. us loans, it believes that the very
strongest appeal will be TO the loyalty and patrl-
otisin Of the people.
Up to the 2-iil of September. the subscription,
p Til. loan amounted TO over
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

For secretary % .s.aie.
~ WALLACE. % In,caline county.
Fer STATE Treasurer,
1OHy q. LASH. Of lI"nry couilty
For Attorney General.
vnAS. II. pENaAn JAG son eoanis'
For \ dior Of State.
&C HEypgn.npTr. OF Iowa county
-, Register y. ate l..ad { Ice
Z. ID ug.sis5D>. NJ ionoal 2aa'y.
For l..'se Of the 81 ..-ea.s Court,
YHos Il. ~ sEu =. oi ,gaaqne county.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08
SIGEL HOTEL.

From. Ss,est, tot,rssn Brady and Main,
JOHN MEYER, ..t,................Pr Proprietor.
INNTLRrAlSMEsT PROVIDED FOR THE
IL travelling public and city hoarders at all
times Ia the most satisfactory manner. The IA
Bile viii be supplied with the best the market If
tords, and the beds and rooms kept in the most
comfortable style. ,.1y- Warm Meals at all hours
ines and l. uOr $
Of the best quaii,s constantly on hand. j,l4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08
special Advantages o. this LOnl,

iT Is a NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, offering high
rate oi interest than any other, and the btst So
cpe.ty. Any savings bank which pays lis depos
iiors il L. :. Notes, considers that i. is paving
IN the best circulating medium Of the country,
and il ed@aotray ill anything better, for its own
assets src either in COVE nment securities or in
rasas and 5onas rayati, il government paper.
II is equally convenient 10 temporary or per
,nanent investment. The notes can AWAY be
sold for within fraction OF their face and accu-
n,uatcd interest, aud the bes; security with
banks collatc..ls ,or discounts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08
CHRISTOPHER CULLEN

H"rss 'ShotT d Jetrinary Soryeon,
ONE DOOR WEST OF CORNER
yn Of I'd aud Rock Islsni asrect.. n
q ~ wishes 10 inform the citizens utN 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-10-08

Inc .fhf lR.frraia, the organ of tie
Arinb'oan party 81 that STATE, thus com
nents on McCiellon's nomination
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-08
got good batting" The General was 40
taken BACK by the impotence Of the fellow
that he merely ordered him back 10 hi,
quarters iostead Of The guard house.

Lq'T FoSEvER-An old paper gives4he
FOLLOWING itsm. which we hope may opsr.
ate ss caution to others to guard .gain,,
similar losses:
Lost the other day. somewhere between
sunrise and sunset, two golden hours, each
set with sixty diamond minutes. No rs.
ward is offered. for they are gone fers,,, ~
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-08
Support the Government.

Support the Government, but don't At
tempt 10 do It by fault finding. The ruan
who is armed with u yultsr.' - -oill 10 peck
at every flaw he sees, does not lessen the
dNcuity but rather videns the breach.
Support the Government, but not by de-
precisring the currency aud repsdiating It
as circulating medium. That il may have
been better under the guidance Of diiereot
men is scarcely probable. Then take /. n
il il, ling not 40 much Your own indi.
vidual interes, rs the interest Of your Gov.
ernment, the failure Of which would in-
vol,e the los, Of not oily your money. but
your homes, your birth rish, and your hon.
or.
Support your Government; but not by
caNiling NJ this measure aud grnubling ut
that IL the Government has sometimes
resort.d to harsh e1pedieuis il was because
OF staunch necessiires. The right Of no
citizen has been inrrrnged upon when il
could have been avoided; aud who is 40
bsse ~ no, to be ~ilii"g to waive rvery
individual righ. TO gain the ultimate end for
which We nre struggingf
Support your Government, and do il like
men whose souls are attuned to the high
principles Of patriotism aud philanthropy.
Snppost, by showing q seIf.saefciog devo.
tion TO the cause; by shouidsring as much
of The load OF responsibility as tails 10
y"ur share, and struggling along with i,
nanfully. To throw it eventually on the
threshold ola peace which involves our lib
cry and independence. IL our Goverumsn,
stand we have everything to hope Tor 10
the iStYIej ifjt falls. with Ireland and other
&ows T.2dGfep pa,i9ns. we may hang our
harPs on the willow, and play the boffoon
for our masters II opr Government, tails
y. were 4s,isr thousand times tha, We had
never been born. Then support your Gov.
ernment,-Col Times.
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fROA EHE yALLkI.

RICHMOND, Oct, 29.-Earlv reports that
ford, on the 26th, with one brigade and tw q
pieces Of artillery. and W-ss Jepul.ed. Next
day they attacked him with two brivades
and six pieces Of artillery, and were aghin
driven back. Lohax reports oar loss very
slight.
Col Mosby reports that since the nd
vance Of the enemy up The Mana"ss Gap
railroad he has killed. wound ed and cap
tpJsa over 900. HE own loss being four
wounded and enc captured.
Sheridan 10 reported to DO retreating 10.
wards Winchester. General Early is fol.
lowing.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-08
TAX IN KIND.
Posr QuARrERnAsrsRs OrrIcr,
lst Congressional District, Cheruw, 4 G.

Isl Congressional District, Chernw. 4 G
October 10th 1864.
PRODUCERS are hereby notified, thu,
the Tax ia Kind Dspols, in this Dis,riet
will he kept open until tho 10th Of Nov.,n
Der next. for receiving balance Of ,i,hr of
Crop OF 1863 After That time, all F.stins,,.
unpaid, in whole. or in part. will b. turu.d
over TO the District Collvc,or. for the col
lection Of The penalty, in default Of delivery
in Kind.
Producers who hold receipts for produce
delivs1rd OF account Of Tax in Kind vii,
save themselves and the officers much ,rou
bic by presenting such receipts TO the Tar
in Kind Agents, tha, they may bs credited
on their Estimates.
No receipt 10 valid, unless il expre....
upon the face, that the produce WAS 6eIiv.
cred "on account Of Tax in Kind" Wbsn
this Is not 90 stated, the Tax PAYERS should
make affidavit, Of The fact tna, the p,odue.
Was delivered on srcount Of Tax in KIND.
before Magistrate, before presenting such
receipts.
CHhS. A. MhLIOy, Capt.
and Post q. M. lst Con. Dist. S. c.
Nov. !, 1864, ss-H
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THE Tica1s Asovso rrrEaspuse,

PKrERssUaG, Oct. 3s-Gen. Hsupt.p
attscksd sud fought ibs enemy in the r.s,
yesterday, whilst Nshons attacked them 10
flank. Night intervening, and the enemy
not being pressed sut'irisutIy in front, alon.
saved 'hsdi 7ton tie creates, defeat Of the
war. As it 10. they weis severely punished
and greatly drmor.li1sd. They abandoned
the plank road last night, leaving over 800
dead unburird, and sous 200 wouud~d in
hospital. besides carrying siI their smbu
lance. Isde" viii dess god ~ouss.d. Over
500 prisoners have been captured thus far,
and 500 stand Of arms, besid.S iimbe,s
and ca'sso9s, and some wagons left on the
field. Our loss 10 killed and wounded il
not over I5s. In prisoners We los, prob..
bly, 400. Malone captured four pie.s Of
et'iIlery, but owing to ths a~saity Of The
wood could no, bring them Of. and ,h. 60.
smy rsPosssss.d. them.
Gen. Hampton loot On, son killed, and
one wounded severely. Gsa. Hampton soA
cavalry on this occasisn, rendered services
which the country cannot too highly sp.
precists.
/ PETERssuRe. Oct %. s.--The enemy hsvs
been very quiet sisss NE fight below. De.
;s''s from our eide for buryins the Yankee
dead and removing their we sadsd, were
nsds To-day Over 5000 stssd Of arms, ei
the finest kind ef ef~ssposs. we're collected
frou the battlefield. The battle 6sld wss
covered with BLANKETS. over coats. knsp.
sacks end provisioos, showing thst ihs zoe,
ny bad len 10 grsss bssss. Our espssss Of
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-08

No CoMrLIaEsrsi IN PRArta.-We hsve
heard some, prayers which were intended
to effect the heArsr. rather. than to reach
heaven. The following characteristics m.
eedo'e OF John Randolph is = keen rebuke
Of the practice:
10 one OF his spells Of repentance and
sickness, he was visited by minister, who,
at his request. prayed for .rd i,h him.
-The minister rgSh in thi, wise:
Lord. our friend j. sick. Thou kno YES,
how generous he was to the poor, and
what eminent services he has rendered to
his country. and how he i. among the
honored and great men o! IN. earth-"
"stop. stop" said the impatient Randolph.
"no more II such stuf, else the Lord will
damn us both"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-08
GEN. Lees OFFICIAL DISPATCH.

RICHMOND, Oct. 29.-The following dis.
patch WA received at the War Department
10 night; &c ~"
Gen. Hampton followed the enemy on
his Withdrawal from ,Rowan's creek. driv.
ing hi" rear guard across, and pursuing his
cavalry behind the lines OF their infantry.
Several hundred { fiaoners were captured
and the ehemy burned soL.. Of their Gals
sons and su,tulances.
Our lines are re .sstsblishea.Y
tSgsed X. T.. LEE, General.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-08
How TO MAKE TunBLER.-T.ks q el.,.


How TO MAKE ErUsBLERs--Tsksa clar.
ct bottle. Or any kind of = glass bottle
bottles of"thlh white gla-o with far So,
toms are the beat ; holdSrhsboftls firmly by
both ends; let another person. ha,iug .
cup Of water ready, pas. = stout cotton
cord twice around the bo,,Is, and create 4
friction % Iaa!lianS the ends Of the cord to
aud fro rspidIy for 4 minutes or go; itsn
let him i-fk 'ps cord 5ff. dash the wn,.r on
quickly, and. presto! you hold in enc hand
90 ssrvicss1is d ssRpl.r or goblet ~ you
ossA'xi'h, and in the other nsa, bu, no
gsudy gIsss esnd.sstisk. The bottle should
10 hold With strsp. piece Of leather, or
other substance with hssd str.igh, edge,
firmly Isound. is o. ,hs inisndsd peis. Of
severance. IN order - keep the cord in one
place assing shs fs'csina. and to secure
''Fsight and sn,ooth sdgss 10 the glassware
Oldsossissesn b put 10 good use 10 this
way.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-08
From the Richmona Sentinel. 2sth ul..l
Fighting Yesterday on Both Wings.
THK NORTH SIDE.

The ener,v, on "Wednesday nipht, c,oss.
ed over 'rhrg. force, estimated 10 number
from twenty 10 thirty thousand men, to the
North eide ofihe James ssser..a deep Bot
tom. Yesterday morning about 9 o'clock
they made an attack in heavy frcs against
our extreme left. en- the Charles City road,
about four and .'haff @tss below the city.
Oar batteries opened on them at IenR range
The ensmy's skirmishers ADVANCED aud
were repealed driven bssk. Later in the
day, the enemy showed n disposition to ad.
vance along our whole front. bat in every
instance we're checked by our artillery aud
skirn'i-hers. The disShsrge OF artillery
was yer, heavy, from 3 o'clock p. II. until
nghtfal, and was distinctly heard in the
city. II proceeded mostly FROM our bate
rie- On the LharIes City road, tho enemy
eudearvored to turn our left, but the efforts
was not m ,de with much energy. 1t seems
10 bs the Impression that tho movemsni on
this siSe of ,hs rirrr ~ao a mere feiut. wh,s
the REAL attack was made on tho South
side.
There were reports OF large captures Of
pris"bers, bu, w could obtain no reliable
particulars Of either gain. W losses in the
operations Of yesterday, further than that
the enemy were every where rspulsed, With
heavy less.
-.
LArER-s p. M.-Five hundred prison
ers have just arrived, captured on the D.r.
bytown and Charles City road.
A dispatch from tho operator at Chafin's
states hst We also repolsed tae enemy on
the Williamsburg f"ud, capturing two hum
dred prisoner. aud four stands of colors.
othsers jus! from the front say that the
enemy were several times repuissd, with
terrible loss in killed and wound.d. Our
loss on the north aide, thanks TO . msrciful
Providence. was not over twenty. Eve men,
in the whole days operations.
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prisoners, including wounded, are over 100.
All accounts consur that the Yankees ex.
pected great results from this movement,
and iha, Grant commanded 10 person. Six
divisions OF Yankes infantry, besides caval.
~ and artillery, participated in the fight.
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Executors Notice.

Persons having demands against III. Es.
tate Of the late Airs. T.. Z. Brown are 70.
quested 10 present them properly att..t.d
10 the under.ignec WITHIN the tim. pre-
scribed by Inv; and persons indsbtsd ta
said Es:ate will make paymen, I" me.
ID. w. BROWN, Exr
Oct 1851. 1864, 36-4t
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WIN bs inserted at three dollars per square
fer the frst, and two dsllsrs per SQUIRE
FER each subsequent issertios. A square
- consist Of the space Of 10 lines. BREWER type
Ne advertise !. cent ce.Iderea less than square.
The number Of Insertions mxst bs ritter on
saeh advertisement, or they will be inserted till
ordered ost and charged accordingly.
Local advertising sud job work must be paid
for in produce-ths old price to govern each
way. ..'
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TIE sOUTh SIDE.

At o'clock yesterday mornirg. the enc.
my made an attack on cur sxtrsms right,
on the BoySton to.S, Between the Wsadoo
aud South side railroad, and about seven
miles southwest Of Petersburg. Passen.
gers who came over on the evening train.
rspos. the fighting .i having beau very .s.
we're, the enemy having sssauIt our position
seven 'imes, and were seven times r~pul.ed,
soi'r'rg heavily on each occasion. The
fighting had not ceased when the care
left.
We-regret to hear, from the same souses,
that the brave and dashing Brig. General
James Dearing were among the killed.
He was from Campbell county, Virginia,
only twenty-five yeass o'd, and Que Of Oh.
most Prom;.ing young officers in the cav.
airy service.
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PreciameySn.
APPOINTING A DAY FOR PUBLIC
WORSHIP.

II Is mse, that the people of the Conf.d.
crate Ststss should, from time to time, No.
sembls to sckso~Iedg their dependence
on A mighty God, to render devout thanks
for His roSaifold BILE. sings. to worship His
Holy name. to bepd in prayer Al h,s foot.
stool. and to accept, with rsverent subui..
sion. the chast.ning Of His AIl.wise and
All msrssiiut PsoyIosnce.
Let ss, then, in temples and in field,
u"its our voices in rsrogniriSg, with adorn
ing gratitude, the manifestations OF his pro
tscting care in the many signal victories
with which yur srHs have been crowned !;
in tho irui,fu'nsss with which our land has
been blessed. aud &c the unimpaired energy
sod fortisods with which He has inspired
our hearts and strengthened our arm: 70
resistance 10 the iuiquitous ds.iyns of our
eneuish.:
hnd let us not forget that. while gra
ciously vouchssfing to US His protection,
our s'ns have uaeritsd aud received grievou.
chastisement; 'hst macy o: our bssLsnd
braysst Asss f.I'spin battle thai. uaay
Others are still held in foieign prisons; that
large districts Of our country have been de
vas's'sd with savage f.rociiy, the peaceful
homes destroyed. and helpless women aud
childrsG criSeh" awsy Ia "asstituiion and
'hss with asndi.h msiigni.y the passinn o,
q ssfvile race have been excited by our foes
Into the commission of atrsef,ies from
which death 10 . " elcoms escape.
Now. therefore, !, JEIsEnsoH DAVIS,
Pre''d.n. Of the Confederate State. of
America. do issue thi. my proclamation,
setting spar. WEDNESDAY. the sixteenth
day OF November nsI,, as a day TO be spe.
eisily devoted TO tie worship Of Almighty
God and do invite and invoke all The
people Of sSs-e opssdsrsie States to as.
sembIs on the day aiotsssia. 10 their res.
Peciivs places Of public worship, there 10
unite io prayer TO our Heavenly Father,
ths' tie bssto~ His favor upon u, that tie
tSisod 0Ssi ". The protection Of Iii. al.
mighty arm that He ssncIify His chastiss.
msn'ro our Improvement. 90 that we may
turn away from evil paths and walk right.
soSslyin Iii. sight; sid that Hs msy 9.
store peace to our beloved country, h~.iiop
its tlscding wosnds, aud securing TO .. the
continued enjoyment Of our own right Of
ssIf.gosernment aud Independence and
thss lie will gracIousiy he.rken 10 us
while we sscrib~ to Him the power and
glory Of our dsiivsrsncs. =
Given under my hand and the zeal Of the
| .Confrd~rnts STATES, at eRich,Dood
lssAL this ash dsy Of October, In the yssi
+, r. Of our Lord, one thousand eight bon.
drsd sod sixiy.fsus.
by the President:
j. y. BEkyAhM.
J. Secretary Of Slsts.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-11-08

MR. BoTcr AND HIS CossrlfuEscY.-N
now appears that tRs Anti Boycs meeting
at Columsia, $. c., was the work ofa few
malconfents an lish'and District. and wss
composed mostly Of vo,efs isom ,ha, scc
tion. MS Bo,ce represents six other DIS
iricts. The Charleston Courier thinks il
The parties VIII" are diseou'en,ed with his
action IN the Rich, ,sss Il.striII. s1Itinus TO
endeavor to m. fuss over hi. manly
course and insist upon his Resignation, tha,
'he mailer may eithrf be arranged by his
sending in seventh Of a resignation, or lh.
grumbling parties be Transferred 10 some
other district by vote of. the L-g,slatur.
As thsss Jaul'.hnSsrs appear to be OF
"the last dollrr, last stitch" and .wur 70
the hil," order, not wiIlingto settle our dif.
hcuIties honorably without more bu,chsry,
We respectfully suggest that law be passed
permitting them IL go into the rarks. ],
cannot he possible that such patriotic men
have kept out oi the held siIIingly. Ls, ali
distractions to their ssrying their country
in the sruy DO removed u, once. If.lhey
would show as much bravery in attacking
the Enemy as they do buster ia, attacking
Mr. Boyee. they would make good soldi.rs.
-Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel.
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rIE LANCASTER LEDGER
sukh.kad every Tuesday Hsrling
~. N. @ O II N O n s.
Rdlter and proprietor.
T i i IT . ::
For Six Nenths, in advance,

For Ok Nenths, n advRncs, q on
Fer Three Moutks, IN sdvancs, a25
When act paid 10 advance, fifty per cent.
spsa the above rs,~s ~il! be charged Paw.
aeat' wirtis css month from the Date Of
sabscriptisn wilt - considered 10 advance.
: PRoDucEls will be charged at tho rate of
$50 Ter ls months, 70 be paid in provisions
. Al old prices,