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Died, in l. ,mcaster District, ). G on th, Orb
OF Dccembe' 1883, Of Typhoid Pneumonis. IL,
the 81 year oi her age, Many vALLAxpIscn.x
uiis OF john VallandInsham. Although sh.
hao been afflicted for 20 years. yet, the disease
OF which she died, lasted but th. rteeu DAYS
she died, AZ ehc had lived, "a consistent member
OF the Baptist Church, at New hope, into which
church abe was received aud naptlsed upon
pfoi.ssOn OF her faith III Christ ia 1881 Pos.
HesS"d oi tie p to 'cd prcty aud suuuudiny in
'hose CHRISTIAN K aces that aduIIird her sex
and the docIIne of God her saviour her liz,
was practical sxcmptcation OF pure religion.
Seldom indeed was her seat vacant at the house
oi God when there was preaching Modest
aud unasSuming; all who W Z. thrown IN he,
society tet welcome, and many w.yworn
Minister oi Chri-t remembers the inviting hos,
pItahty OF her and her husband at their house
sut 1t WAS only to know her to appreciate her
ro'ih But she is gone A mother III Israel
mas fallen A husband aud several children
mourn her loss with all who knew her But
We eau uuhiuliy SAY from the evidences she
leit behind that our loss ~ her eternal gain -
no" applicable to hsr a!e the beautiful limes Of
Iollyer:
Leave We mou'ners cease to languish,
Ger the grave Of her you love,
Fam and death aud night aud anguish
Enter not tho world above.
While your silent steps arc strayinK,
Lonely Though nights deepening shade;
Glorys brightest beains are playing,
Round thy happy mothers head.
Light and peace At once deriving,
Fiom the h md oi Cd most high,
In hi, glorious presrnc living,
Che snail never, never, die.
Endiess pleasures pain excluding,
Sickness there no mu.e can cone
There no fear oil woe iut udlng
Sheds o o. heaven moments gloom"
llkR iAsTok.
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ME. Enron We would sssys.t IN.
name ~ Mr. y iIsngh IA. u suita bic per
son fsr tue Clerk Of the Couri Tor Lsnsss.
Ter District
u. en'rr-d the Confederate army in April
1851, was in the b,ul- al Nanassn. the
lsts. lsI" and 2Jih JuIv. in s"n-rq .,-nrv Of
fatigue nnd ,xprs"re, contracted a d,.sss.
at he lung. frnm which ne hus not vet r.
covered aud consequently va di.rharc.t
fross ssrvIre. and still rsn'ains unable I" Ia
Dor I" anppor' himself sah family
MANY FEIEp> T" in.AsLrn SoLpI,s-
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Pien Ixvmuions

The -G" made in .As tls.s sr ,estd
sesr,S'iv"s ~ thr late Cso1rv13 - tsea< 4
fsm military -. vice sntk n41Ass ~
Yf'sch' irin"rs, aud ts4nS>s.
sLs .k,ifui " era - 49, - -. ~
aispss.sb. to Ihs msiutsne Z - N,,l,
EsNPubI's pt'.-. j. sns:sH eA s,as.e.
il support "f the ProFeol1t lss,,,f,,,
snunria'sd. ihn, =, .,rrsxsjs 'sss ~,,, u,
isy msds in RIehusnd to pa9 down ,N. liz
sr,is. Of The rr.ss The ansudmsu, I.
e-r.cribs editors !. said - ha,s srgin,,-i
with nr. h,ites, 81 fletids lis vi,
shat hale wss 81, dss. 10 ,.srets s,.iss aLa
that the Ps.pl. have ne n~anslsf tuo~i z
~h. 'f 'h'i' r.Prs.sn's'i'ssi ia ls..,r..
proved 'hsm'.l's. b The ,ets spOu Ia.
"...urs, sI.mi.s to civil liberty ,.d L. tr.,
Prs.s. ~
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FOR THE LAsCAsTGk LGDoIR


CAMP. ArAT OHAsGs. &. v. ".
Fso. S'h 1854
lta meeting Of the i2lL R-xir.nt y.
Z. ", Col John !. Miilsr vas called To The
shair. and J. c. u Smith. Adj't requested
to act ne sscrst.ry. Csl. Miller 81 tskinx
III. chair sddr-s-.d The mreiing - fellows:
Brother Officers aud Noldiers Il, j. ~ b
heart !sli pls"surs that ! ~nnosncs TO Sss
Tho 70 -nlsIm-nl Of n gr.st nsny Brissd-.
in the rsy Of Nor h-n Virginia A spin,
~ generous rivalry s-'a- ts sIi., an,sng
tie ~sr ven Veterans in d~soiihg them
selves Ia The .sr.irs or th.r sssniiy. Tue
spectacle presented. 10 enc hat will ehsl.
lsng- n' receive the Sdn'rn les Of every
friend Of liberty With implicit ssnRdsncs
III their Ioadsr-, both civil aud military.
they gather around the standard Of their
ssas'Ty, and beneath the folds 81 th, !, b.t.
'!s h-g-, all iatlss,a ana tors. prosisi.u
usT hsisrm Tnsiisn never ts yield 10 the
v~sd.l Toe VI" are se-ks. io deprive ~
sf that renders nfs desirable DisearS
i"g sll "Insr considerations, they oRiv took
10 ~. so.-nt-ss i-.uss NJ s,ak---iib.r' Y
Ard iadspsndeaes. .on the oss Lahd, ON ikr
stAsr, snSjags'i"n sna vassaIlage ,s TITO
hase birslIsg's of possr, inconcsi val ,
worse thaa death. Tai. a"ts IL pr.s.r.
zion will NO; saly cheer dsspsadisg Psiri
su.n, and fe a-sofs The hopes Of The s"au
iry hat viii .tfts /. ,a,sor iuto ths f,nk. -
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Nearly all The Feder,l garri-ons along
the ai'sissippi river con-i.t Of negro troops.
Fort Hudson is sarris"ned by fourteen he
gro regiments OF infantry, four cavalry reg.
'menf" OF whites, and regimen, Of ie.vy
artillery. Baton Rouge has FIVE Thousand
troops. ard is defended BY tort, two pi.,.s
OF artillery. There ar" ubnn, three ,l.ou..
and "egro and eight hundred white trc, ps
N"'che"' a large garrison OF the sam.
minior hold Wick >burx.
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ELECTION FOR CLEK.

Public notice 10 ksrsby Riysa that s>
Election fer Clerk Of he Court Of Cen.
mos Pl.as and General Sessions for NE
District Of Lancaster, TO oil a vacancy e.
eAsionsd by the death Of Hiram J. lis.ssci,
Esquire. late Clerk Of said Court, will bs
holden at the several Election Prscissts in
said District on Tuesday the s,h day Of
March next And the Managers Of Flee.
tioss for the said District are hsreby .s,i.
hsd and required 10 attend at their rsspss.
tive Boxes, or Prssiasts, On the day afsrs.
-aid for the purpose Of spsnioR the Pslls
and conducting the Elsciiss according 70
law being in the naAn-r prescribed for he
slsc,ieu si msubers Of either Branch Of The
State Legislature. Pslls 70 Be opened from
Q sslssk, A. ~, to I o'clock. p. n.
p. T. HAMMOND, q. I. D.
aad Clerk TX Offisis.
Lancaster c. H., . c., Ja.. ~, 1854.
MANAGERS or ELECTIONS.
FuspsKsuaK Box: @. w. Faadsriurk
U. Fnndsrburk, 3. Robinson.
S1ovIa e. filllisrd, rLss.
Bell, Griffin Walker.
CA'rs1 n. II. Dapea,, z.
R.lIiag.. L. N, Caution.
TAsI -. Bell, P. D. Green,
II. v. Massey.
raxAHAy g.: Asss Geek, Jsh.
MsIiasas, J. T. Fall.
iie.ro. :LR,w.l.L, W. W.
BlRskmoE, ". GAY.
lIDAH LAND r. n Millsy. Jamss
Delaney, ASsi Bslk.
| LArsAsrKR G. H." * Alliss,. S.nI
Dsnlap. J. r. K. Bslk.
| SnALL e. T. 4usli W 7
s'ogner, sarst Sims.
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roR Tnr LAscAsrhE LsrsEs. I
Address

I" THE PEoPLE OF AxcAsrEK DI,rRrcT.
Large and oft Repeated II, have b-sn the
arn"Khi. air~sd, mAd- on ynur patriotism
w th's Ir~siest-u~ war, y"s hsve, up to
this time, the proud satistsrI. on Of .u,,np
that none Of then, have been d,shon-i-d.
f"" arc sgai" called sp"n for vo;uni.er.
] sm seorzrd 10 ral-sa conp,nv OF
n"unt.d men 10 ron.ii'ur- H. part, hs BIT
ta,i"I which Mi Alisn G ~-n ID y-l,inv
up Ter State -srvicr. The pa,ur- .f the
ssr'ics and tn. rl.s-ss ir.p ,hics v"an.
ter. isIs il, srs I" b~ dr.~u, are fully ~.
forth IN the sa'd Of Mi Grssa wsich ha.
appeared IT, s-srly all VI our public prints
Thls will in ali probability he the last
opportunity We will nave Of j"nins n cav.
"i' c"npnns Devoted especially 10 Stale
sertHs-iO the defence uf our avn humr.
1t commend i'.s!f TO eur embrace, but Iik-
wise to such sf ear ,"uns inca ~ are be
t~r-n the ag-s "f siIn-sn aud -igh,~.n
y-"rs. snd alsn Il" man, oihsB who III
-""n. q. 's ne" spp"'e"i.) H'thsugh js.t
n"~ "rxsnIi." be r~Id-i~d liable 0 ..cuu
.rr rp'i"n," il held. on; nan;ii"n-l attractions.
Is, ,"iun v-ring int" I'll. hrnnc" "f Tho
service at sncs trs' n'a, -ssrsi-s = PREFER
snes which III the fsiu,s ~iil be " itnI-ld
AID they r~slricisa in tn~ir rn",c- /" con.
p"miss ,hsy uu.d not o:h.rwi.. Din ..at
t"rsd over the C""f.d-rasy
! hop. for A.si>tHhss from the surround.
iay Districts ssd will gladly r-r.iv. uhs
n-nss of asv ~h" in., ds-irc 10 enlr-t win
ne in this .stripr,s
NIiiINN 4 MOORE.
Lancaster e.. u F.b ish 1884.
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Fuk THE LANCASTER LEuGRx.J
CANT 18th =, C.v, Feb. kth 1884


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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

WILL Ss nt tho usual places Of r.csi
wing taxes. on The following days. viz;
At l.snrnsfsr Court House on N,sday
and Tuesday the 2l.t .si 22d days Of
March
Al Nelson B.lls. Wednesday, March 23a
Al Matthias Crsnshn~'s, Thurslay, a4,L
At Pleasant Iiill, Friday, sab
At Smairs. Monday. 2s,b
AZ Geo NJ Fuuderburk's, Tuesday" 2o,h
At Isxahaw. W-dnssday, 3Oth
Al Hortsns, Thur-lsy. .gI,t
Al Mrs NJ. &. IIusy's, Monday, April 4,h
At Crsigsri'is. Tuesday, &" ktL
Al T. Il. NaaiI!s, Wednesday, 9Th
At B-llnir, Thursday, 7th
~ Ross Store, Friday, 9Th
and at the Court llsmss Sale.day in Nav.
The tax beoks will BE- closed on Saturday.
the 3Ist day ~ aIs,; all rs,urn. mus, be
made on or b-f"rs that day All pvrsops
.ngarsd in agriculture are required 10 make
return Of The number Of hands so en-
plovrd Taxpayers are required by law 10
make their rrturns, and p~y their taxes in
IN" Dslrict, hsrs the properly 10 located
Free nsgr"ss are required TO make their 70
turns aud pay thsi, ur-s durisR he month
Of April.
J. II. HUNTER
4. &. l. ID.
rso. ~, 1904. Ism
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We are under obligations to several OF
our friends for kichnoud aud CoIumbi,
papers; fsv"rs which in these times Of slow
mails. ar. always appreciated.
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500 Reward.

- ANAWhY sSsst iss Is, Ma, last, q
~ nrkrs girl ahmed Jan.. bslssgins "
the E-'sl- sf 4 A I.G.s. a.s'd. said ..
"" 10 10 o Is years old, ssos, avs S,.,
high. very da'k SD an. very ,nrys feet. ,..s
Inclined sa,wsrd | viii pay T,n, UslI.,.
Tor the "Prsnss-iss asd delivery Of sid
aesr" to ~ sr if lstsrA in ny Jail - isn
! cas- e, ssr..
4 C. fOrTa ASm'y.
SsH. - ISeA w.t.
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The " sathe' f"r.sc,eral days cf las, week
WAS said to have been the cold.s, of tn.
season. exceeding in severity the very cold
days in January.
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Estate Of Charles rhonuson

Fsrssn. hsvisy dsmsnds sSaisst The u.
tate Of Charles Thsmbsss, dssssssA, ere
hsresv ns,ihsd to Srsssst thsO 10 sts 81.
dsrsigssd On ~ tsfsrs The fret Gay Of
Marsh next, in order that . sss,Is0snt sf
the Estate may be nads This notice will
be plead 10 bar 70 say Asmsnds Srsssassd
after that time.
MARTHA n. THOMPSON,
A&~',.
res ., 1854. S9--lk
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We are authorized DJ The frisnd, o. N,
Isaac w. tiuutsr to ann~uars hun cnsdi
date f"r ihe "fhc. Of Cirik Of tn. Csvr' made
vacant b, tho death Of u. J iIancock. ESQ
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THE BACON TAX.

The Confederate Asssssors for the Tar
In kind will attend at the following times
and places for the purpose Of receiving rel
turns Of all hoss slaughtered in Lancaster
Distrlc! fron the day OF April 1853, 10
the first day Of March 1864.
AT Lancaster Court House on Nopdav
and Tuesday, 2lst and 22d days Of March.
At Nelson Bells Wednesday, March asd
Al Matthias Crenshaw's Thursday, " aItL
At Pleasant Hill, Friday, sSth
At SmaIlG Msnda, astL
At q n Fund.rburk's, Tuesday, aotb
A. IsIahxw. Wednesday, seth
At Horton's Thursday, Ait
AT Mrs N & Husv's Monday, April Ith
At Cr.ig.1Lls. Tus-dsy, StL
At J. X Aagilrs Wednesday, Sth
Al Bsllsir, THURSDAY, 7tL
At ko.s' Stsre, Friday, sth
and ut Court House salssday in Nav.
10 will be seen that the above dsiss s.d
places are the same as those appointed by
the State Tex Collector for receiving the
state Taxes. The appointments are thrown
together with the view TO- acc comm odate the
people.
. The returns must be based upon the
number OF pounds Of pork realized by each
individual from hogs slaughtered by them,
between the dates above mentioned. No
quantity Of pork is exempt from ta1atiop.
JAMES r. MAGILL,
18th District Collector.
req 24th 1864, Att
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CON MISSIONERS OF POOR.

Psrsoas havIng business with the Gem.
rais-i"nsrs of Poor, for Lancaster District,
are r~1asstsd TO bs present At q nss,isp OF
the Beard 10 he held NJ the Csur Hsuss On
the first N.sdsv in Mmreh. -
l CLINTON, ChAiiSo Pss,sm.
~ - lss< S-C
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FOR SALE.

TIE nErtODl ~ rAasONtGE
will he offered at publ sale "n the iIst
Monday ~ March. FERNS made kn0.vn on
d"2 of sar. by order of the Trustees.
Feb ~. 1894, 2-at
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Dix. EDIrok.-PsaSs ann-uucs Mr..
J"1-p" B. R"d II .nnaidals fer the Ollie.
"t thrS # The Court. Mr. Boyd ha. been
III the s.r'Ive Of his sosniry and was dis.
charged on account Of physical durability
Many FEiRsp..
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We nrr requested 10 nnnnuucr tnnt Rev,
y fl,i-r.wiii preach in the Methods,
Chnrss, II, I is place, on next Sabbath.
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The friend, Of John w. Twiitr, E:ss an.
no"nrs Tim n candidate 10 NIL the Vacancy
in The Oihcr "f Clerk "f IA. Cnurt
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AnnOu moments.

Mr.. tDIToR.-Y"u ill please ~nn"smc.
Ss'g't ". q. L",s candidate tor Clrsk Of
tn" Court. 10 ii'i the unexpirrd term Of the
lam~S-d ii, Hxr curk, and very much
"blige nis, Many fRIrsps.
The above announcement received
ns "- are g"Ing :" press. accompanied with
- card "t acceptance. The card viii y. pub
li>nsd next week
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CLOSE UP.

Psrseas indebted to the Isse Grm Ell. L
D.ciaP 4 Co, BY ePes account, are ressss..
ted to COME forward Immediately and ssst's
~ note Or cash. the books Of she ess.
csrn are in nv hands fer ssttIsnsat.
JONES CROCKErr, Assat
%n. ~. fseA h<S
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W. ale authorized 10 aun"ssc- iu,. H..
4. ffIes asa raGsiiAis for ihe ~nis- si
Geek VI tae Court for lssca-,.r D,.iricl
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EditoIiA. Brevit,es.

are noS Wen '"""' AAo " veteran soldir z
i, no longer rsr.n Without protection f,.m
tn. Ir.zs. ground
Rev. i. D"nn-ll, msks,. through ,b.
! Columbia Guardian the vr.,ifin ing Nm
nounr...nt that t"e Ladies Card F..,.ry
ut Greenwood i. s"w completed aud r.,,,
+. turn "u sHs hundred pair Of sard. or
mere week
The Selma (Al,) Reporter says ,h.t ,h.
Bauk If Mon'g"n.rr, The oldest in th,
Stat. has never ."sPrsd-osp.r,. payments.
tn. .irculsti.n nov is ss.u, Sis 900. .pd
the bank 10 'nAisus to rsir.n lL,m with
ssin.
GLA,s FAcroRv "A s'.s, f..,.ry ha.
been .s,abiiss.d in C.iuabus, e.. ,.uudsr
favorable au'pirss This, We ts,i.v., il.
but the .ss.sd IN tn. Conf Elsese,-,s.
other being 10 Rienm..j.
Th. Reversed br.~lo~ i. dead. P.s..
10 his ashss!--bu, ahM capital I've they
would make
General Il.~sll Cob! i. .,iIl engaged i,
IN. nohl. mi..iss Of sddrs.sing III. poop e
Of Grsrgis al rariou. psin,s ia ;hs Stat.
l"s Lane. i''"rr'' United States S"".t.r
frour Oregon. aud rnndidS,e fer th. Vice
+, ,,,o
:; u,,;., c,I,.I;.
Tue Ps"P""' tho s'an'ry must aid the
E""stnins"' u '"'"'"hihx supplies for the
soldiers. J." '"'s'sr" nav" to "'and square
1" the front " the r-.tbul~"rk of our de-
f.nss. let ''''r "'.''.'c l" Ur.es h.m.
ihs ~o''" 'n''''is. "nsnE our vet.
srI"s ha' s'e"'"s 50 y"ns's' i"st Il may be
''i" ~ b s"'''''"'' from all q"~r''r.,
snd ~ ''sf' '''S'' ~" h"'' usd'1'"1s 10
''AAs 70 'h's'''""" '~sof' 81 The p.'fIet-
''Ih S"a S""A"''y "A''h have added rev
'os'f' 70 'n' "A"e VI our e''asn sola'sr'.
We 10. hsu, the Huutxom., ,ap,r. Thai
"e' VI "
w. '' s '""es % '"'
-, n .,',.,,...''.
'''' ''' '' " e"'' 10" %
'"
"
1ss rorrssp"Idsm Of the Now York Hex
" Wv
y
'
I,.t oi Sf,,.,;. ,I,, -, u.
Csun,y Nno have pi.dx.i ,b.m.,l,.,
sell corn nj 81 u,r b,,s.t ,,, IN, .;, .,
rn,l,.t,, of inu,,.,, .,I, i,
and TN. xJ,. ,, .b;,., ,.,;.,.,
..ldl.r. y h. b,,.u,.d or b.., k..a :,
IA. ..t,ev or an, ,u.aL,.a ,.,o,.,
Inc "uhh u Two lrsss have bssa sent
"'m 'he e$a's Bed ~ Es'',"6"ty l"r The
w.. .u, =,
q, ,hu
t,,. L..,-,
spsc. Of I" snn.sne ir.i, aud ~. sta-r hsv-
i.g one hundred aud i.a N the same .pus.
A y.L ,,,.,
,,,. ...,;.I. ,.., -, ,,,,,;..,
.h.. a., 49,. ,,,, .,
place, aud that Is the s"mnissd si the Array
st the psis.~s. All d.cln. that, aud d.
part :"r home satisfied the President has
~ade them 'e bsss of.r IN MS power.
-. M,
m.,rusnt Of IN, ,.,m, IN IN, Stat.
Mississippi, /. on. nor. voi,li,.I ,nxn .tr,
i.yIraI, and has more in nsv lh, r.utinu.
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An obituary notice, received too late f,r
this issue, will be published next week.
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W. are authorized I" nnn"anrs y. =.
Ridd'. So a casdidnt- f"r tn. sGs. Of srk
Of the Csuri fer L.scs,tsr Disiriet.
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-02-24
Jan 10. 1854

The friends Of Mr. J. " NcMsrs, an
nounss him candidsts fer the .fics Of
Ci-.k Of ice CsnrI hr. McMn-ray hms
been IN tns servis. "f his sountry and Wa
dt,shsrv"d "n account Df physical disability.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

NAkAE y J y!
ADJr AND lNSpT'R GEMS OErIcR,
C"Lrnpn February IL, 1854.
GENERAL ORDERS NO L.
TIE following parsons having been
3 appointed state Enrolling Officers and
Su 2-ons for the several Judicial Districts
are hereby announced as such aud will be-
obsysd and RESPECTED acco rdfngly:
AjbsriAe District.
John Lsslv. Enrolling Officer.
Jos. }. Wardaw, Surgeon.
Anderson District.
:. Bl'ckly, Enrolling Othcsr.
DIR. A. p. Carter, Snrgeos
Barn,ceN District
James Patterson, EnroIlin Officer.
Of. James }. O'Banns" Surgeon.
Beaufort District
w. r llstson. Enro.ling Otficsr.
DR.. Henry FslI.r, Surgeon.
Charleston District.
}. =. DeVesu, Enrolling O,hesr.
DIR. }. e. Nskewn, Surgeon.
Chester District
---,E Enr"Iling Officer.
Surgeon.
Chsster6eM District.
J ii.rrsll. Enrolling Odiser.
Surgeon.
Clarendon District.
Frederick I.sss.ns, Enrsiiiag Ofiesr.
DIR. Charles Henry, Surgeon.
Darlington District.
>. w Dul'"'s. hsrs'ling Officer.
Dr. w. A PLAYER Surgeon.
Edg:keid District.
e Bryan. Enrelhns Oifissr
DR.. II. w. hbn-y, Surgeon.
Fai,GtH District.
w. X. R"b.r,sos. Enrolling Officer.
Surgeon.
Granville District.
Enrolling Oassr.
Surgeon.
GeOryeio,cn District.
Samuel Samson, Enr" ling Officer
DIR. Vim Pri"i, Surss"n-
Norry District
Jane. A. ThomP..n. Enrolling Ofissr.
DIR. john ii Gram, Surgeon
Kersha,s District
n K~ns-dy, Enrolling Officer.
DR. D.n'sI lie ~Ssssur., Surgeon.
Lancaster District
X f Ailisns. Enrolling Otissr.
DR. 4. +. Wylis. Surgeon
Laursns District.
Enrolling On6csr. Z.
Surg"In.
Lsrington D.tricL
u. Arthur 'ort. Far ling Ddissr.
l'r. JOSIAH Cus"iughas. Ssrgssn.
Marion District
hlsI. G"dbsld. EnrolIiug Ofsssr.
Su gs.n.
Marlboro Districk
James D. Brrsds., EnrsIirnx Otis.r
DIR. }. /. Jennings, Snrgs"n.
Nsrberry D.riel
Burr J. Rsmsgs. Esr"Ilsng Oifiss..
DIR. U. B. Mayer. S.'rgr.n.
OrangsLurg District,
V. ID V. jsmison, Esro'Iing Officer.
DR.. ii. OCaia, Surgeon.
Pickens Disfrict.
X. A ThsHP~on, Enr.liing Officer.
Dr II Z NiI!sr, Surg..a.
Rieh!dnd DisricL
l. J. L.viR, tnrolirng Oili ser.
Dr X w Gib.s., jr.. Surgsss.
SPHianburg District
T"llssou, Earoi'iny OIiis.r.
Dr l. Z ksnnsdy. Snrgeoa.
Union District
R"bsrt Macbeth. Enrolling Ohiesr.
DIR Is Rs~ls. Surgeon
WiHiamsSurg District.
Enrsllisy Officer.
N - Henry. Surgsos.
York Distrief.
J q Enloe, Enrolling Officer.
Jo % ? Lindsey. Surgeon
| II. Where n surgeon 10 sst appoistca il
any District, tue Enrolling Of5.er will So
lrct some sas 10 ,st until The appoint u en-
shall bs N Sds
| I'LL la ssns Districts no appsia tsnsnt.
have been s,sdr; but when Wads, will b.
n-rssh.r "nssanced IL mdsrs
Nv. Oihcprs appointed ohd-r this ords
will imm.d'sisly proceed To the dissharg
.f their duiirs
| by command Of the Governor.
4 G. DARLINGTON.
Il
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28
Who is to be President if Lincoln is
Elected.

HENRY WINTER DAVIS, after denounc-
ing LINCOLN as ''usurper, and guilty of
a great outrage upon the legislative au-
thority of the republic, come forward with
tardy support of the usurper, and gives
the following reason for favoring the cleo
ton of LINCOLN:
If MIR. Lincoln is elected, Ben Wade and the
men that stand with him are the Presidents and
rulers of the republic. That is nv opinion of
the contest and of its ultimate results.
"BEN WADE and the men that stand
with him are the Presidents and rulers, "
if LINCOLN is elected. Let US hear the
Chairman OF the Republican National
Committee, Hon. HENRY J. RAYMOND.
editor of the New York Times, on the
character and objects of the men who
boast that they are to be presidents aud
rulers if LINCOLN is elected. Reviewing
the WADE and DAVIS manifesto against
LINCOLN, the Times said:
They have sought, steadily and consistently,
their conquest, subjugation and determination
as States in order that they might found on
them new empire based upon their own ideas,
and to be ruled by their own counsels. They
have sustained the war, not as means of re-
storing the Union, but to free the slaves, seize
the lands, crush the spirit, destroy the rights,
and blot out forever the political freedom of
the people inhabiting the Southern States.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-10-28
Abraham Lincoln,

He is remarkable for las humor. And this.
probably is one cause of his great endurance.
In the intervals occurring in the midst of hard
labor and intense thought, he unbends his
mind at once, and gives himself up to quiet
and pleasantly. When interrupted by visitors,
he easily throws off the cares of office, ap-
pears entirely at leisure, and, putting himself
and friends completely at ease, enters into
pleasant and even sportive conversation, as
though no cares of state pressed heavily upon
his mind. In this way, he entertains his
friends agreeably, and at the same time, by re-
Taxation, his own mind is invigorated, so that
he can return to his labor with increased en-.
ergy.-Abolitiom Campaign Document.
The public will readily recognize the
truth of the above picture. He is ere
markable for his humor, and his humor is
equally remarkable. When LINCOLN "un-
bends a" and "gives himself up to pleasant
ry," decent people retire from bis pres
ence. His "sportive conversation is
stunning, and a specific antidote to any
"cares of state" that ever oppressed heav-
lily upon his mind"