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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-29

n SIG FOURTH AVENUE, HOUSES FOR SALE
DAY rDQR

A h,
a BY DAY COBB.
70 commission CHARGED 70 purchasers under erenm
specified occupants are desired no, % show lber
sAoeps upon presentation Of cur permit.
I'd It, north side. between Lexington sud sd syes
-four story English basement, sricf, 2OsiOSbo - s7t0
I'D s., south side, between Lexington and Sd ayea,
four story Enghsh basement brics l6sSsas $3.50
sshst. south aide between Lexu gtou ana Sd svos.
hsee stosy, hugh ssoop brown slime iS ss4oAe Goo
tad 1T north SIDE, be.weea Lexington 4sh ayea,
three story, high scop, brick, its4csoo s,cCo
an t. south SIDE bet~esu IalAys,'e pscs and ssr o
cry ieui story Enssh t@sep'ent 6rics asAhohso IsV
an north side, between LAFAYETTE place and Bow
sy ioai story, hi2h ssoop -'N5sNS -S'V1
IA ~ north side. between let and I'd three story
high soop ei4eA 4Sisi s"o
:eh st. side, I'd and Sd avs. four story
English basement 'iV'oVo
nh s.. south side between avs and B. -four story ooo
AID basemen, brick, 25lsSs tenement ...ilooo
gsth 81 south side between I'd sva, four story
high s,oop bro~n stone, z51oSxios iSo0o
4,h st. north side between Is. and three story
attic higa soop brick, Y 6s6or9es ........ A0oc
sstb Ct, side between Sd Az and Irving place.
four story high sioop brick 2ox6oIlos .ia5oc
pn o. nor,h side, between l., and "a ava. three
story high stoop brick. 2ox52x So $500
Sess st north and I'd avs. four story
brick tenement 2or92. $500
nd st. south side, between Lexington and Sd ava,
four stery English basement brown stone. l6snooT
Hsh ct north side. bcsween 4th and Lexington avs,
three story high steep brick, 20xyS9. $500
9Th north side between LIST and I'd avs, four story
brick, 20x30x9S9 tsenement) 00o
teth at, south SIDE between Madison 18th Ave
rscry English basement brown stone IS Sx56xl0o 500
Nsh north side, between 4h and Lexington avs,
three higk ssoop brick l6Sx5oxl0o $500
18th 81 north side between 4th and Lexington avs,
four story high stoop brown stone 22x55X98 200
9Th north SIDE between ath and Madison four
tcry high stoep brown stone 1880
sssh St, south eide, between Lexington and Sd avs,
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CEGAR MAKERS PROTECTIVE UNION AssoCIA
- t!on.Regplar meeting Tnes lay evening, March
eight clock atlS2 Hester street B-Mcmbrrs for
bid working iced and Havana tmlxed conchas At Of
A Co. g. las w aier street. until further notice.
LEWIS COIN, President
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SALES or, npAn ESTATE.

D0WERY AND GREENS STREET PROPERTY FOR
I'D rse-The handsome brown stone Store 2I Bosery,
2syas lot 100 Also the three story high aud at
uc brick House 222 Greene street lRoryn place In sood
way.
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No commission charged purchasers under any
1asces Dwellings, IN our charge be viewed only q
-,ched hours and occupants desired show them
except upon presentation OF permit
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SEGAR PACKERS PROTECTIVE TRADE UNION
=, The packers Of A. g. Rosenbaun Co, rs and "a Ccda2
street having made demand Of 70 per thousand
which been refused hereby notify all membsr
n. DE MkZA, President
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L,OR SALE-NEAR MAMAROKECK ON THE NEW HA
Railroad neat Cottage and four OF good Land
with Barn and necessary buildings complete plenty offrui
and pure water location desirable Apply to GEORGE
Nassau street. New York.
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dor SALE CHEAP-A SMALL STOCK OF FIRST
class groceries wagon snd horse For particulars call
~ he store. ia Court street Brooklyn j. 7. CHAP
MAN. Il and 70 Worth street. New YORK:
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CT. PATRICK's DAY.-NoTICE TO BALL COMMIT
> teesJoncs Assembly Rooms $50 Broadway Owingo 81
accident the above let for March IL st. Pa
trick Day: also several nights thereafter In said ID
Apply the premises TO GEO w. JONES.
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L,oR SALE-AT TARRYTowN; on THE HUDSON, 4
House and Lot house nearly Of brick two store
and half high with piazza lot lao feet front and rear b,
1s0 feet deep with fruit trees and garden awes and
shrubberv complete situated on the hill Washington
street. ten minutes walk from the depot Price 81 500
half two thirds Of which remain bond and mort
cage If desired. Apply to JULIUS r. PoMERoY, 10
Broadway.
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TOR sALE--THE COUNTRY PLACE or TEE LATE
l. J. s. Petre the North Shrewsbury river y. J., Is
miles the and the village Of Red Bank high
~ cultivated aud complete in all its arrangements prou
OF all fruits, bed the shore
convenences for BOATING fishing and bathing OF
and healthy bevond question Further and fu
particulars viii be given GEO. II. PETRlE a. Park
place, and WM. SLOANE s1i Broadway
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L,OR SALE-oN Easy TERMS. A FARM OF THIRTY-
six situated the line of the Erie Railroad
mile from Godwnsvie depot Ave miles from The city Of
Paterson and miles from New YORK. On said far
is q good two story frame dwelling barn and other out
buildings with abundance of fruit kc Also Farm OF Il
acres. Inquire OF C STUART Godwfnsvillc Bergen coun
u. New Jersey.
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A GOOD FARM FOR SALR-G5 ACRES IN UNION
"A county. New Jersey House barn oubuidinge stream
~ - wood plenty Of fruit Price 0O9
very easy. Or will let for 500
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TOR sALB-IN BROOKLYN THE THREE STORY
brown stone front House s22 Henry street, between
and in fine condition Apply at LESLIRS Agency, 10
Atlantic street, corner OF Clinton Brooklyn.
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CT CO0 FOR sALE-A oNK AND HALF STORY
bI.CUU. frame House with basement, and beautiful
Garden IL fremont New York; Also TO story frame
chester county York for 81 SO For particulars apply
TO GEORGR GAISER. Washingtou avenue. near Harlem
Railroad dopot. fremont New York.
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LroR sALE-ONR OF THE BEST LOCATIONS ON
Murray Hill frst GLASS four story brown stone
front House. with all the modern finished in
the best size 25v60; situated at - East Thirty
eighth street. between Park and Madison Inquire
the premises. of HAMILTON RYER.
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EyOR sALE-A LOT ON WEST EIGHTY FOURTH
Il street, near the Central Park. Also Lot
sixh avenue above Central Park Apply TO RADLEY, 4S7
Sixth avenue.
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EURFIsHHD HousE roR sALE-wITur ~ nEDiArE
lostesslph; q modern hrosn stone English basement
oaae GO the notth side of thirty eighth street brtw.er
fith aud sih aVaunosir perfect order. srd tNy and
eArcntiyey areornlcd and ftth,shse. frce Ss9"V 40
Dos ~ ilii el-~A
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Casualties.

correspondent, "Giiis Creek, whose
communication Is Published On another coli
umn' furnishes US with the Casualties in
capt Fosters company on the 2Sth slt-
ne ioho"ihg aoditlonal loss was sustain.
cd 'h the engagement of the 3Oth, reported
!" "e E""r'as'o" m're"ry oy 'he hdJntant
OF 'ne 4'h hes'meh': h''ied: Corpl w.
~ Dell wounded: Serg'. Beck, (suppos-
gu 20 oe ~ u. a. be'k) wrist and thigh
seriensiy; ptVa:e }. Il. beekhan, hesh
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TO get ms close to Richmond rs he can
without fight, and invest the city and
move upon it after the manner Of Vicks.
burg.
Grants losses nro freely admitted in pri.
vatc well.informed circles In Washington.
to be seventy-6ve thousand in. killed, wouu.
ded and missing.
There is q great deal of discomfort in
the North, but this informant thinks that
all depends upon the issue Of the next bat
tie. There is great deal of talk Of "peac, :"
"peace men," "peace resol lutions," but the
question OF the termination Of the war has
resolved itself into this in the North. II
Grant Is beaten, the North will be forced
to admit the hopelessness Of taking Rich.
mond, and may probably 60 in for stopping
the war;; but II Grant whips, the whole
North will be united for the prosecution Of
the war and the crushing Of the rebellion.
1t is military ard political crisis in the
North, and n serious reverse at this iunc
ture would irretrievably damage the au.
thorities Mt Washington. and open the way
for tho peace party Of the North 10 the
coming Presidential camprign.
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From the II orth.

The Richmond Examiner has gathered
from party who has just returned from
tho North, some points Of information
which 60 TO confirm the belief that has
been for some time entertusrd NJ the
South viz: that all the hopes OF the Nor:h
for success in subduing the rebellion or.
centered in the present desperate efforts to
take Richmond. tie snys in Washington
nothing else WAS talked Of but tho news
from GranI's army. All the political eli
aues, office holders, members Of Congress
discussed tho propect of Grants success
mos, nnxiousfy, aud il was admitted on all
sides that the Presidential question hinged
on The ma,,er-that il would form the
great and exclusive topic in the coming
campaign that IL Grant succeeded. The Re
publican party would walk over the course
and Lincoln would be safe for another
term but il he was defeated, the R.pubII.
can party would be ruined the masses
would see the boPelsssness Of the war
desire for peace would spring up the peace
party would DO strengthened and Lincoln.
Seward, Chase g. Co. would 60 by the
board. 80 Il Is regarded in the North-a
voliticsl,'as we'll as military, crisis. Grant
and Richmond Is made to mean Lincoln
and n a'prolongaiion Of the war on one de.
pepds the other. lf Grant succeeds, Lin.
coln succeeds if Grant 10 beaten, Lincoln
IL.
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Tax on Profits and Registered
Business.

l will attend ut Lancaster G.. H.. on Sat-
uriay, the 18Th Of June inst, to receive tho
additional tax on profits Of 1863, also, The
tax on quarterly sales for the .quarter en-
dirg March 3lst 1854. The time for pay
Ing the tax on quarterly sales having ex-
Pired, delinquents will take notice Thai il is
my duty IL said tax is not paid within ten
days from the date Of this notice, TO double
the tax and collect by distraint. Pay
ment Of the above taxes may be made at
my office 10 miles south Of the Court
House until Saturday the 18th inst.
JAMES r. MAGI1I,
18th District Collector.
IN. B.-Jhe collection of the 8 per cent.
tax IL postponed where deductions are
claimed for property employed IN agricul.
turs, until instructions shall be received.
J.R. NJ.
June IL, 1864. ls-lt.
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thigh; ID. l.. L&tkan, shoulder broken; J..
Z. Hudson, in thigh; John Bell, in side
James Clifton, shoulder severely.
p. S.-Our Regimeat's loss would not
fall fur short Of one h hundred aud fifty men,
our Who'll. loss three or four hundred. We
learned from some prisoners captured, that
We, were fighting two corps ofcavalry and
one division Of infantry. Excuse this hasty
scrip Tor we are expecting every minute to
be ordered to march again.
GILLS CREEK.
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Facts for the Quakipp.

II will require kalfa million of men to
invest Richmond with Lees army behind
the brens,works.
An army nearly the equal in mn nnbsr Of
lis Antagonist cannot be "penned up" by oil
the strategy that Grant can concoct.
Men no thoroughly whipped as the Yam.
KEGS are not going to besiege the Amy
that whipped them.
Grant has nude ne hcndway since he ant
down to his work, and every hour finds his
foothold more insecure.
McCle! Han accomplished all that has been
done by she man on horse back" With a
loss Of less than 5000 men. Grant has lost
$4,000.
In the West, Gen. Johnston is stronger
10 day than when he commenced his re-
treat The enemy are weaker by 10000
mon, ard their communications nr. expos
ed
Our General 10 the "master Of the situa.
tion," nad can say to Sherman, thus far
shalt thou GO, and no further" We cannot
be defeated.
His retreat has be en- ,he result, not Of
force or hrste, but Of policy and prem.di,n-
ton; and he has rxacted from the foe
heavy toll in blood for every foot Of the
soil over which he hus Travelled.
On every side, the spring campaign looks
favorable, AID We anticipate Il glorious end
to an already magniicrn, beginning.
South Caroiin,an.
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No FuSDs.-A Richmond correspondent,
speaking Of Mr.. Memminger. says:
1T seems that by his curious manipula.
tons of his clerical force, for MOI tn past,
he has put himself in the position Of being
in arrears for n months funds. No money
is now paid ont at the different disbursing
Offices, for the best Of all possible reasons
-nofnnds !! as is eonspicuously thrust be.
fore the disappointed eyes of the hungry
seekers after cash. Even for the army
there are no payments, but very small
na,out being given out, and TINT exclusively
TO the sick and wounded in' th. ho.pituls ("
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We learn that steps are being takes for
the early organization Of the Reserve forces
in this State, by the forming of Regiments,
election Of Field Officers, &c. The matter
is under tie suprrin,er dence Of Gen. James
Chesnu', who ~ns lately appointed to this
duty by the President. We do not cup.
pose that this corps will be called into nc.
tual service, unless under some sece.si'y
mere pressing than exists at present
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
June IL, 1864.

ADJT. AND INSP'rR GEN. OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, June ], 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS NOT. y.
THE commanding officers Of the sew.
L. eral Militia Regiments Of tho State
will Immediately return to this office lists
Of the Field Officers Of their respective
Regiments, with the dates Of their cOmms-
sons or election 10 office.
II. In Regiments in which there are no
Field Officers, the ranking officers of The
line will make the above return, and forth.
with. order elections for Field Officers of
their respective Regiments, giving due no.
tice.
i'll. The commanding officers Of Rsgi.
ments are required t. have all vacant Offices
in their respective Regiments. nmedialsly
filled, according to law. (Act Is+D
BY command:
(Signed,) A. c. DARLINGTON,
Adj't and Inspector General 3. T..
Official A G. FoLLIS, A. A.G.
June IA, 1864. Ie-2t.
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Northern News,
Geld I92 in New York.

Ssld lS2 In New York.
Grant claims he carried Lees works nt
Coal Harbor, and that Bntlsr had repulsed
Beauregard.
The New York Timss hus sums up
Buffers operations Ground lost that can.
not be recovered without a grta, expendi.
ture of blood several thousand men placed
hors du combat the enemy in full pssses-
sion of Richmond, Petersburg and the rnil.
roads; two corps Of as brave men rs ever
'rod co"Ped up on James River, apparently
helpless. A useless movement from the
peninsula begun nuspiciously, but verita-
ble miscarriage.
Grants dispatches says that the enemy
attacked the Federal lines on Saturday night.
and was everywhere repulsed. Ev,ry,hinp
is going on well.
A correspondent Of the Inquirer admits
the loss Of 1000 nj Cold Harbor, on the Sd.
The action Of the convention at Baltimore
indicates the nomination Of Lincoln and
HamIin.
Gold is quoted Mt 9i{.
Freemonts letter, accepting the Clevc-
land nomination, declares Lncoln's admin
istrn,ion military dictatorship, without
asy unity Of action or vigor of execution.
He sa, that if an acceptable man is nom.
mated, at Baltimore, he will not be n cand-
date; but that if Lincoln is nominated, there
is no alternative but to organize every ele.
ment Of opposition to prevent tho msfor-
tune Of his election. q.
The Herald SAYS that Freemonts position
re. secures the defeat of Lincoln.
Gold in Memphis is quoted 225.
Fremont and Cochrane have been nen.i.
mated By the Cleveland Radical Conven
ton.
a Washington dispatch Of the Cd, says
that 10000 wounded have been brought to
the hospitals there
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voR THE LANCASTER LHDaER |

AS It is time for the people to be casting
about for proper persons TO represent them
in the next Legislature, We would place in
nomination the name of w. NJ. Copnors,
Esq, for one Of our Representatives. This
nomination is made at the request of a
number Of influential voters.
HANGING Rock
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From the Georgia Front.

ATLANTA. June ls.-I'he enemy was de
vsloped In force yesterday on our front at
Ackwesth, and on our extreme right, east
Of the railroad, towards Pos~sli.
Thess was partial skisml.hiaa ,h,s after.
noon from Hoods corps.
shermsn declines every sffort 10 sring
on an engagement GU, Of his bresstworks.
Captured Yankees say he has orders not 10
risk q general engagement.
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Increase Of Pay.


we 'os'''e J" Tue r'Por" OF Ion*res,
''"nA' proceedings ths' 'hs senate has pass.
Gu '"e ''"use "''' 'hpeas'' ue pay OF nom
''@'''''""eN o''''''" anu p'N"'eS !" Uhe
army "''' amendments '''"i'ihg 'he 10
crease u" Per'"u 81 one year ohdcr th's
o''' the pay OF private VIII oe e'gh'een
"'''"'s per "'oh'"' :.
No"e'esS ""' ~ 'As' recognized 'he
very inadequate P"y "f The soldiers aud
'ne' Claims 's"'ehef wages pa' "hether
'"e increase ~ ''' 'a'e u"!" VIII DC o' any
'e"' "a'a"'"se !" 'ne~' may oe seriously
f"e'"ose"' " '""e'eSS "ou'a a'eel 'a
''s'''"'''" ~ '"e o'"g'"s "o"" o' "'' VI
."' 'APs".e" Vi '"e "o>e,"'nen'' so"'e"""'
>" p"po'"o" ~ '"e P"! o. So'o'e's' I" "o"'o
os =" oe''e' ''' 'ne '"''e' Ina" a. increase
:" pay ]" Tue present appreciated currency
A'o oe'e' 'ol tue country gene'"''y. ~"
S'e " "o'e'"u''"' e'pe"'o' "a'' 10
~. 'ep'ee"'''" o., '"e "o'e'hneo' paper
"no " '"e extent "' such 'oo'''onhi dep'e
''''"' '"e "u'"nl"ge 'h'ehuea oy III IN
crease ei pay IN neu'rai'z'd.
""' @'rgres' ha''hg resolved 10 increase.
'"s' own pay eon'd not consistently ad'
jour" ""hont increasing The pay OF The
so'o'ers also. The former pay OF nembers
"' congress- we believe was three thous-
anu uo''ars per "nhum. The ne" bill Just
a'uo'eS 'hIs amount The people cannot
wen complain OF thls measure, ~, ns RIIeE'
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TAX PAYERS

WILL. please prepare inys
entire estates, (owned by
February, 1854, or hold 81
ressntative capacity for oh
the time Of making their RI
SCISSORS. embracing the mum
Land, number OF slaves, borsej
jennetts. cattle, sheep, eoatsl
number Of pounds OF cotton.
bacco, number bushels corr
oats, buck wheat, rice, aud ~
also the amount Of gros
sugar, bacon, lard, &c. 8
wines, cider, Vinegar, &c.
kitchen furniture, agricultural
Plemsnts, and all tools Of 4
others. Musical instrume .ts
OF domestic use. No. Of car,
carts, drays aad every species
wheels. All gold and silver
plates, jewels. iewelry and wAtc
books, maps, pictures, painting
aud all other works Of Art. M
in banks, rallroad companies, 1
Of gold and silver coin, gold
silver bullion. Amount Of al6.
it's, bank bills, and all othes
rs currency exclusive of mel
ing Confederate Treasury nj
employed in u taxed busins
oil personal or mixed pro,
brnced in the foregoing. SD
turned and tax on their value
owners, and not by the hirsr. n
will be saved by the tax payer,
list or inventory Of his property
indicated. JAMES X. MAG
18th District Cd
May -, 1864. l5-H.
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Congress.

The business of Congress for the last
week, so far as the same has been reported,
ID not Important. The two Houses had
not, up to the latest dates, agreed upon the
amendments to the tax laws. II was sun.
posed That they would adjourn on III. Il,h.
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COMMISSARY DEPARTMENT,
Nav 10. lS6a.

IN view Of the urgent necessity al pres.
ent existing for an increased supply Of sub
slstence, for the troops from this section Of
the country, and in view Of those persona,
who, In order to be exempt from service,
have given Bonds to supply the army with
certain number Of pounds q Bacon and
Beef: Notice Is hereby g'sen that am ready
10 receive the said meat, in 100 lbs. of IN.
con. and 100 lbs, nett Beef ito be delivered
on fooi) for each able bodied slave on ,he
"rm or plantation within the sges Of I 6
and SO.
LIB. NoRTHRop,
=, A. a. e. y.
May ~. 1854. .;5-,e
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

ADJ'T AND INSp'TR.GEN'S OFFICE
COLUMBIA, May 30, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. Q.
I in the present situation Of affairs, il 10
1s deemed proper to direct the attention
OF the people Of the State to the LIST sec.
tien OF an Act Of the General Assembly On.
titled IAN Act to provide for Volunteer
Companies Of Mounted Infantry and for
other purposes" herewith published, and
TO call spon oil male citizens capable Of
bearing arms, and who are not liable to
Confederate military service, to organize
themselves into companies ip pursuance Of
its provisions.
ii. Companies organized in accordance
with said Act, upon presenting their rolls
to be 6led in this office, will DO accepted
Tor the service therein provided for, and
will be armed and furnished with necessary
ammunition.
Ill. The troops called into service under
this Act will bs subject to the orders Of tie
Governor and Commander.in chief, and
whilst in actual service, will be subject to
the Articles Of Wnr and Army Regulations
OF the Confederate Statss, and shall receive
the sarne pay and allowances ~ Confedsr.
ate troops Of the same class are entitled to.
Nv. The commanding officers Of compan-
les and the corporate authorities TO whom
arms have heretofore been delivered, or
who now have the same in custody, are
charged with keeping them in good order.
and any necessary expenditures made for
that purpose will be paid by the State apon
the accounts being duly certi6ed aud xp.
proved at this Office.
BY command:
Isigned} A.C. DARLINGTON,
Adj't. and Insp. General Of 8. Z.
Oficial: q. A. FoLLIK, A. A. G.
EXTRACT.
SECTION ]. De it enacted by the Senate
and House Of Representatives, now met
and sitting In General Assembly, and by
the authority Of the same, That the Cover.
nor be and Ia hereby authorized to accept
as many Volunteer Companies Of Mountea
Infantry ~ may be offered, to- consist Of
not less than sixty four, nor mere than ono
hundred msa, exclusive OF Commissioned
Othcers, who shall be organized by him
into Ba.talions or Regiments by the eIec.
ton OF Field Officers If tho number Of said
Companies be sufficient for that psrpose,
and said Companies shsll be csled out at
the discretion Of the Governor, to suppress
issarrections, or to -epei actual or threat.
ened raids Of the enemy within this State.
and shall DO discharged from astual service
whnnever Ia his judgment the actual neces.
SIT! tor such service has ceased.
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NOTICE.

Until further notice, or until some more
Per,nanept arrangement can he made, will
be nt the Court House, for the purpose of
aiiendingtO the business, OF the Clerks or
ice, on Monday and Thur-dsy OF each
week. JOHN w. TW1TTY;
Cl'k y. T.. p. and q. S.
LANA n. lS6A.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-06-14

xhe weather has been seriously wet for
the last week. 1t is feared that the " hea,
and other crops are injured.