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NOTICE.

The Planters are respectfully requested
10 furnish me with wagons and teams at
the usual compensation. A large amount
ofBacon, Flour, Corn and other Subsistence
Stores, is on hand and there is no other
means Of transportation. The necessity is
urgent. Our victorious troops expect our
utmost energies. The patriotism of the
District has never been appealed to in vain
Her step has never taltered and will not
grow feeble while the light Of an honorable
peace Is reflected from the bayonets of her
own sons. l.. B. NORTllROP,
=, Agent.
May II. 1864. l4-if.
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Casualties in the 9Th 8. C. Regiment.

Casualties In the 9Th 8. C. Regiment.
We are indebted TO Mr.. Il. II. Gooch for
the following list of casualties in the 9Th
). e. Regiment. supposed to have occurred
in the earlier engagements on the Rapidan.
Killed: J. e. Furguson; Thos. Owen
II. N. Owen; s. Brown; Miller:--
Atkinson; -- Gniner; Sergeant Dixon,
- Backs,rom c. Raider.
Wounded J. Black, in hand; w. H.
Crane slight; J. ID. Fudge. slight; Il. F.
Clinton, shoulder; Perry Furgusop, hand /;
B. r. Culp, arm J. b. Furguson, hand K.
Blanks, thigh, severe; X. Il. Workman,
slight; ). ID. Wylie, shoulder; ID. f.. Dun.
lap, arm; - McDill, hand - Garlic,
arm; c. Boyd. face; II. b. Smith, hand II.
II. Gooch, Slight +. Farrar, leg; Lieut.. G.
Williams, wrist. severe w. Ross, face.
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Some Vt our leading exchanges protest
most energeiically sgainst the continued
suspeasion Of travel upon tho railroads. II
10 said that frequently the passenger cars
lssvs points almost empty. and yet civilians.
under no circumstances Of private necessity,
are allowed to ge, on. The agents Of the
Government, charged With the execution
of-lhs rigid instructions prohibiting private
travel can assign no coed reason therefor,
bu, say tha, they are acting under orders.
In our immediate section this great pub
lie incenvenience 10 no, so much felt, as~e
have no railroad pear US. We can, on that
account, the more readily accommodate
surseiyes TO the custom OF old times. Some
Of eur acquaintasces, who had business in
Columbia, have lately gone down in the
old.fashionsd wny--by private conveyance.
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Tho 1.-THE Bacon.

We learn from the Commissary Agent at
this place that the Government .ithe Of
Basou In Lancaster will aggregate from
forty 70 fifty thousand pounds. The exact
figures are not yet known, as the returns
may not have all been made. Assuming
thAt there viii be fly thousand pounds,
and at the rate Of q qusr;sr Of u pound per
day TO each saJdier (thk We believe is the
present o~snce) Il will feed, in round
numbers. Ave hundred and fifty men for q
period Of twelve months. We have no &C.
sprate ksowiedge Of the number pf men
from this District aow in the field, but sup
pose II TO be larger, by ene-third at least.
than FIVE hundred and fifty. This District,
therefore, will net support its own soldiers
from yhe proceeds Of the 1.-THE law bu,
Lancaster 10 not an average District, her
wealth and men proportiona,sly considered
with the wealth and srms bearing popula.
fisa ofthe Stat. generally. Beihg con-.
psra'i'eiy email slsveholding District, her
men In the field sre largely 10 excess (pro.
Psrt'onAtsly, VI her yield under the liihe
'sw. The State generally, we should ,h'nk
viii ,'eld bseon enoogh to supply her own
so'diers. Sc will North Carolina. Georgia
sad ALABAMA will probably do mere.
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Casualties.

Casualties in second South Carolina repi
men', Col. Kennedy eommanding-secont
days fight:
SrAFF-Lieut. Col. F. GailIard, Killed
Col. Kennedy, wounded severe in righ,
shoulder.
Company A.-None.
Company B.-Killed: w A Symer and
w TurPin. Wounded: G Il Anderson
thigh. severe; w Garmany, wrist fractured;
l. p Hawkins, face; II ID Roe, ear, slight; s
J c Carpenter, arm, severe; r Shuma,e, hip,
slight.
Company c C-Killed: None. Wounded (:
Sergt. Yeumans, mortally; X Wilson, arm,
flesh.
Company D.-KilIe! None. Wounded:
Cnpt. Graham, arm, flesh; Willard. head,
slight; e G Wheeler, head, slight; Il Wud.
kins. head, slight
Company E.-Killed: None. Wounded:
r J Pearson, leg, slight; Corpi Monroe,
ankle, slight; r w Proctor, arm. slight.
Company F.-Killed Thomas Harris,
John Hutchinson, Lieut. Coon, J V Pinson.
Wounded: Capt Vance, face; Sergeant Boo.
zer, foot. slight; Corporal Chipey, arm,
severe; Hughey, hand ard thigh, severe;
III Robinson, chest, severe; S Shep
herd, hip. severe; G 81 Rampsy. thigh, Sc.
we're; n Fuller. thigh, severe; A Malone,
foot, slight; ! r Purson, leg, slight.
Company G.--Killed: None Wounded
Sergeant Murchi.on, head, severe; Jpo
Rowe, foot
Company lI.--Killed None. Wounded:
Remington, arm broken.
Company I.--Kll!ed: Serg't w Yves.
cont. Wounded Brown, slightly.
Company K.--KiIed: None. Wounded
Serg't FC Ferriera, slight; IN Benson,
arm broken; w p Bell, slight.
Ehis regiment was not engaged in the
first days fight: Il. a. LAFAR.
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Reasoning from this basis, the Govern.
ment vii! not have to e.pend much money
during the coming year for meat, If her
agents will be Careful 10 preserve what is
gathered under tho 1.-THE law. We believe
that the agencies at this place-both quar-
termaster and commissnry- neatly and
carefully managed.
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To Mule Raisers.

The Fine large Premium JACK
CHURUBUSCO, will be at the
- Hammond plucs-the Spring 1864.
Said JACK was awarded premium by the
State Fair ut Columbia when II years old,
in competition with full grown Jacks. Fer
the size and suality of his colts refer to all
that have seen them.
Care will be taken to prevent accidents,
but will not be responsible should any oc.
cur.
Terms $40, and $40 Of that, in all cases,
must be paid when Mares are entered, and
the other $40 will be due when the Mares
prove to be with foal. The Jack will be
limited to 30 Mares. Apply on the prem
ises and pay the entrance money 10 tho
Groom, &c.
March 2, 1864, 8-4m
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Acknowledgements.

Mes. Sarah Furgerson sends US fine
specimen Of Strawberries a very large and
luscious variety. They were received on
10th, and were the first that We had seen.
On the same dsy we received from Mrs.
Mary Perry very acceptable mess Of En-.
giish Peas. We have not heard Of any as
early in this immediate vicinity.
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$50 REWARD

RUNAWAY from the subscriber about
the lst instant negro boy named TON,
twenty years old, copper color, FIVE feet ten
inches hi gh, ~eighs about go pounds, locks
down when spoken to and has scar on hia
left arm. lie is supposed to be in Tho
neIghborhood Of d. w. Browns plantation
near the Ferry, as he has brother living
there. The above reward Of Fifty Dollars
will be paid for his apprehension.
JAMES II. INGRAM.
Hawking Rock, p. o., 8. c.
April 10, 1864, lo-H
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From the Trans. .Missisnppi.

Mosnx. May Ia Authentic news 70.
ceived from Broskhaven. Of the 18th, says
Banks escaped 20 New Orleans, with 5000
Of his men. Alexandria was surrendered
10 TayIsr. with twenty guns. 1900 mules
and 6f.y boats-twenty six 10 running or.
DER, The rest damaged, but can be repaired.
Batos Rouge has been evacuated, and the
Confsdsrates are 10 possession.
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) 0 u I H C A ROLIN A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT,
In the Court Of Ordinary.

IN the Court Of Ordinary.
Whereas Samuel Sims hath by his AT.
torney, or Proctor, filed in this Office a no.
tice, requiring the Will of his father, Erwin
Sims, decsased, to be proven in solemn or
due form Of law:
These are therefore toacite and REQUIRE
you and each efyou, to wit: Elizabeth Sims.
The widow Of the said Erwin Sims; the
children (if any are living) Of Joseph Sims,
deceased, Qheir names not known); the
children Gf any arc Iiving) Of Nathaniel
Sims, deceased, Qheir names not kaown);
the children Gf any are livibg) Of MILDLY
Ennis, deceased, (their names not knowB);
Jarret Sims; Frankey H. Reeves, and kus,
band James Is. Reevs Mary Sartin, dauQh.
ter Of polly Sartin, deceased, Rebecca eau.
then wife Of James Cauthen; some of
whom are supposed TO reside beyond the
limits Of this State, and all Of whom would
have been interested in the Estate Of said
deceased, as distributes and heirs at law,
provided he had died intestate, TO be and
appear before ME in the Court Of Ordinary
TO be holden at Lancaster Court House o.
the 9Th day OF June next, then and there
10 show cause, IL any, why the said viii
should or should net DO proved and estab
lished in due form Of law, for what cause
the same should be set aside or established
and to such other and further showing and
proof as you or either Of you, the said par.
ties, may deem necessary and proper and
advantageous for your respective rights and
interests in the premises.
Given under my hand and seal o. Off;es
at Lancaster Court House, this the Ath ds =
OF March A. ID. 1864.
Pr. HAMMOFD, o. L. D.
March 8, 1864, "A.
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Hard Tack" "

The first number Of this humorous sheet
has been published. 1t fully comes up to
the expectations Of the pu Bile, and all lover.
Of wit and humer should procure it. Price
Do csnts per copy. Orders should be ad.
dressed to John II. Seals & Co, Atlanta,
Ga.
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NOTICE..

During my absence in the army Amos
Nc Manu1 il authorized to act us my gener.
al agent. Persons having business with
the Estate Of John Massey, deceased, will
apply 10 him.
J. Z. MASSEY.
May II, 1864, l4-3t
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Among those killed at the same time
with Gen. Jenkins, and by the same unfor.
tuna,e discharge, our readers will be panied
to learn was C"pt. Alfred Dolby. of Camden,
Abide Camp Of Gen. Kershaw. Mr. Baum,
OF Camden, Acting Aid de. Camp of Gen.
kershaw, who rendered on that occasion
very valuable services, was also killed. In.
deed We earn that Lieut.. Myers, Of Co
lun'bia, Ordnance officer OF Gen. Kershaw.
was The only one of the officers Of that
party who escaped altogether.
LIEUT.. COL. poOXTER, OF THE 18th.
Our readers will shnie with us the graft
hcation OF learning that the wound of thi.
Cfhcer, at hrt regarded ns mortal, is now
supposed TO be less severe. The ball en-
tered the small of the back, passing
through the body under the back bone. He
is now at the South Carolina Soldiers
Home, Richmond, in charge Of Dir. and
Mrs. McMaster. doing we'll, and it is now
confidently hoped that he will recover. Col.
Miller, OF the same regiment, was shot in
the throat, and only survived few hours
Lieut.. Col. GaiIlnrd, I'd regiment, was
killed only few minutes after tho com.
mand Of the regiment was turned over to
him by Col. Kennedy, then on his way to
the rea:. He assumed it's duties eheerfully
ard with smile, but fell Immediately at
ter, pierced by rifle ball in the forehead.
Major w. II. Whilner and Colonel A.
Coward were slightly wounded.--C Columbia
Guardian.
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will exchange Iron and Factory Yarn
for Corn and Bacon on the following terms
viz: 10 pounds Iron for one Bushel Corn ;
3 pounds Iron for one pound bacon; one
Bunch Yarn. any No. from 6 to II, for 4
bushels corn, or Is pounds Bacon, delr cred
Al Fort Mills.
B. III. MASSEY, Agent.
for %. FRONEBERGER g. co.
May ), 1864, I2-5t
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Notice to Tax Pav.r.

y
WILL be at tho usual places Of r..s,,
wing taxes, on the following days, viz:
At Lancaster Court House on Moud.v
and Tuesday the 2lst and 22d DAYS Of
March.
At Mrs N. G; fIaey's. Monday, March 18th
At Craigsville, Tuesday, l6tL
At I. X. MayiI!s. Wednesday, ISb
At Bellair, Thursday, I7iL
At Ross Store, Friday, Isth
Al Nelson Bells. "Wednesday, Mursh sad
Al Matthias Crenshaw's, Thursday, . 24th
At Pleasant Hill, Friday, a5tb
At Smalls, Monday, astb
Al Geo. N. Fupderbsrk's, Tuesday, q QeIh
AT Taxahaw, Wednesday, 8sth
AT llortsns, Thursday, sSlst
and at the Court Hssss Salesday in Nav.
The tax books will be closed on Saturday,
the 2lst day Of May; all returas must be
made on or before that day. An persons
engaged in agriculture are required to make
a return OF the number OF hands 80 em.
Ployed. Taxpayers are required by law to
make their returns, and pay their taxes n
the District, whore the property is located.
Frss negroes are reqairsd to make their re-.
turns and pay thek taxes daring the month
Of April.
J.R HUNTER,
Il. G. L. D.
Feb. "a, 1861. l-an.
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NOTICE.

During my absence in the army, w N.
Connors, Esq is authorized to act IA my
general agent. Persons having business 10
transac, with me will apply to him.
OSBORN FLOYD.
May 3, 1864, l2-3t
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Announcements.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR

Mr. EDIroR.-Please announce Capt N.
B. Vanlandingham a candidate for the Of.
hcc Of Tax Collector. lie is disabled
soldier.
MANY FRIENDS To WoUsDED SOLDIERS.
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life at Manning, Clarendon Dis.
trict, on morning Of the 2Oth April, MIsoR
CLINTON, infant son of Joseph and Rebecca
Galuchat.
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We are requested TO say that Rev. Mr.
Harrison will preach mt Douglas Church on
the 6rst Sabbath in June.
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AUCTION SALE.

| will sell ut Lancaster Court House on
Saiesday in June next, at Auction q lot OF
old Carriage Iron and Steel.
J. II. Mellow.
May ~, 1864, 0
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SLAVE LABOR FOR THE
COAST-DIVISION NO. 2

THE Commissioners Of Roads and the
L. Town Authorities within the Judicial
Districts of Lancaster, kershaw, Chester.
field, Marlboro, Darlington, Marion, Sumter,
Clarendon, Williamsburg and Horny, will
forthwith summon all slnveholders within
their respective limits TO deliver ONE
FOURTH Of their slaves liable to Road
duty at the Railroad Dspots nearest their
residence on WEDNESDAY, the twenty.
fifth (26th) Of May proximo, at 10 o'clock
n. m, there to await transportation to Char.
lesion for Thirty Days lubor on the FORTH.
cations.
III. Returns Of Commissioners Of Roads
for several Districts of this Division are
still incomplete. To avoid confusion and
injustice, they will be sent in--sithOut de-
lay, stating, in all cases, rames Of owners,
number OF Rond hands, TOTAL AMOUNT OF
LABOR PREPARED
Ill. The amour. of labor required, in.
elusive Of present call, from this Division,
is Forty-hvs (+5) days to EACH Road hand.
r. B. JOHNSON,
Agent Of State Of so. Ca.
Lancaster Ledger Print.l
Camden, April 90, 1864. lat.
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Al Malhias Crenshaws, Monday, June. 18th
Al Col. Nelson Bells, Tuesday, 18th
Capt. L /. Clyburn's, Wednesday, 10Th
AT Taxahaw, Thursday, 10Th
AT Rev. Robert HagIer's Friday, 18th
AT john 5. Small's, Saturday, " 18th
At Mrs II G i1uey's, Monday, " Goth
Messrs Craig g. Taylors, Tuesday, 2I.t
Il Magilrs Store, Wsdne sday, 22d
AT Bellair, Thursiny. 536
At John Rosses Store. Friday, Oath
Al Lancaster Z. II. Monday, 9th
At Pleasant Hill, Tuesday, 2sth
JAMkS r. MAGILL.,
18Th District Collector.
n. B--The Collector will also attend al
the times and places above stated, to enable
parties TO use their So notes, in payment
OF taxes before the LIST July, 1864.
JAMES X. MAGILL.
May -. 1864, I6-6t.
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Rags! Rags =!

The Highest market prices will be paid
for all clean cotton and linen rags. in large
or small quantities delivered at this Office
Persons in making up their packages Of
rags will please be careful not to include
any woolen scraps II
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Tax on Property, Moneys and
Credits, under the Act Of
February 18th, 1864.

The Assessors will attend at the following
times and places tor the purpose of receiving
returns and assessing the property, moneys
and credits, embraced in the Act Of Febru-
AIRY II, 1864, viz:
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FROM gEH. LGR's ABsY.

MJLLroRp, May 1.-THE enemy during
Saturday Absndoned the front On eur len,
requiring new disposition Of our forces
This move on the part Of Grant 10 evidsnt.
iy for tho purpose Of building up and GOV.
ering the railroad in order to use il fer
transporting supplies.
The enemy. thus far, are reported TO ack.
povlsdRs loss OF 3i-general sIscsrs and
$4,000 sea. The enemy left the hospitals
full Of their wounded, near Yellow Church,
o. Sunday, eonsains shout 100 Of thsir
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Iron and Factory Yarn

May 3, 1864,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17

[ ID the saniins tina asorsA 0osii.lssaIi,i ..ys n
Is generally believed thai the great body Of General
Wbeeer's cavalry, no inconslderahle numbers, have
already started for the rear Of shsrmans army. We
do not think this is cry wOf but that it 10 certainly
SOL and before many days we trust to hear and publish
gIoriOus news from North Georgia.
Gov. Blown continues his energetic efforts to increase
thearmy Of Gen. Hood No.ony native Georsans beyond
conscrpt age but aliens moving rapidly to the
front.
The Augusta Chronicle rays that the prafe Of Hoods
cavalry is upon the lips Of everybody, and gives rs the
that this branch Of his army has
been largely augmented by relnforcements from other
quarters.
New leaders have appeared onths field, amorg whom
the gallant IVsrson ROddy, Jackson and Williams are
conspicuous Each has already earned high repuia-
ton in this new field of action and of glory.
The to:orious Ger. stonenan aud other Ysnkee pri-
soners passed through Augusta ca Friday last snrOus
for Oharleston.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17

TRADING IL tbs CURRENCY OF The ESExY-The fEst
against trading in the currency OF the enemy was
bought before Commissioner Sand, yesterday. N oF
ner was charged with guyng $50 greenback note from
Robert Ned onald, Yankee deSerter. 0lsner keeps
clothing store two doors above the northwest corner Of
Ma and l4.h streets.
The testimony Of Med onald, who is an intelligent and
good looking young fellow explains the whole case Il
was as follows: am from New York city; Was draft
ed the t Of last January, but managed keep out
o. the way Of the enrolling officer until within the las,
week. when was caught and brought to Malvern Hill,
where landed On Sunday night. Being determined not
to Fght under compulson ran of az early as possible
the next morning. end delivered mJse up to the Con.
federate pcEsts As cana up Main street, went in.
10 brokers' cise 10 get $50 greenback note changed
into Confederate money. The broker declined 10 make
the exchange, but referred to the prisoner at the
bar, who kept O store two doors above Went into
prisoners and asked him what he would give for
greenbeok note he said six for one and agreed to
thu bargain. handed him the note; he gave |. to
small white boy, who carried it out on the street. and
coon returned with $500 Confederate money, which pr
soler handed me. then bought pair of socks from
prisoner and left. l positive that prisoner is tie
mAn to when l cold the greenback.
Other Witnesses proved that the store kept by Osuer
his aud that it had over it the sign Geo. MaeGalre
The soldiers who had brought Mcdonald to Richmond,
testified that the later went into osners and came out
with lot Of Confederate money.
Before disposiDg of this case, the Commissioner took
up that Of VIM. G. BarwOOd, who was under similar
charge.
In this case appeared that HlrWoOd bad sold Nc
DOnOl and another Yinkeo deserte TWO pairs of aEoep
one fer s25, the ether for sS5 in greenbscse.
Reeds history is identical with NeDoneld's He was
drafted and when caught 10y the consoFipt ocer, cent
to the army Snd deserted on the first opportunity.
Both HarwOod and Olsner were sent on TO the District
Court for trial.
The penalty of their offence ia ans and cOnane-
ment in the psnih nsiary
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THE NE VS..

LATEST IRON BELow-rNKMT or IHR DARBYToTE ROAD.
Tho Yankees we're unusually demoBaustive on the Oar.
byto read this morning, end Is report he true were at
tempting d INK movement, which may cause them
more trouble than they anticipate. This we,
on their part to ioreshados active operations in
that quarter. OuT Generals are vide awake"
ANOTHER CAUSE OF. KxCETINENT AMONG tbs YANKEES
The Baltimore American, of the 1871, contains
Geographic despatch which states that General Dick
Taylor aud his army within seven miles OF the city
OF New O.eans II true this seems to look as II Gen.
TAYLOR we're about to fulfil the promise to his troops
that thsy should quarter 10 the Greco City
Our ateal advicea however from Trans Mississippi by
the terrapin Express, stats that ii generally be-
eyed that General Buctnar vas to take the place Of
Ge4elal Taylor in Fast Louisiana. movement towards
N .ssOurl Mas a,so reported to be IN preparation.
OOEEID0RH fkREoH F0RIsE.
L. will 10 exceedingly gratifying, va feel assured to
the many friends of this veteran naval Go ,er to an
that Secretary Mallory has sssgasd him to impor
tsnt pastoa In connection with the Navy Department.
4HE NEWs FROM aroEsIL
Sherman appears to be in dissgreeabe dilemma
Since the terrible blow inflicted upon bis cavalry daring
thei' late Iadng eEcurson he, like Grant, has become
to the doo'Iine Of "a latter Sovereignty L.
trpehai for appearance sake hsmakes occasional
display of picket drirg and continues the Smelling (
Aanta--throEing, i. is said into the CITY shells with
Hebrew SC pture quotations. upon them. We have no
doubt that one of these Missiles with prophetic su-
sion to the failure Of his campaign bore upon ts sur
face the warning to BelshsEzE-" Meme, meme, tskei
Euphsrsu," which, transIted into Easssh, me'ns
"segbsd in tho balAacs, and found wanting aud
into the Yankee dlAsnt something similar
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-08-17

Aals Ogden 10 bell until suah time a. Congress shsud
establish sSerens Court TO whom Ogden might sp-
peal for writ Of error. Mr.. Lyons said the Coustitu
onguarautesd every oitzin the right Of appea and
he shonld not be deprived Of this right because oon
grsss had filled to do it, duty and sabliah Supreme
o'urt 81 the Constitution directed.
rne LEANED Jadgs said no one regretted more than
ne the failure Ct Congress TO establish The Supreme
oauH out congress had noe seon dt to do SO. II
oounsers sFea were TO prevail The Dsuict Courts
would nov DO Luiiiiy. For bimse be hsd no doub.
IS to his authority 70 remand to- castody any party
brought before him on wit Of haJsa, .oyny,. n.
would remand the petitioner to the custody Of the an.
rolling ofic T.
A guard from Carp Lee was II waking and took
Ogden into custody as be let the csust loom. and
hack having been procured, the party dove ca 10
Camp Lee.