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The March of Fanaticism.

We publish elsewhere in ui. paper some
account Of The systematic designs of Nor
thern religious fanatics to supplant ihs
Southern clergy, 10 such portions Of our
Territory as they nay succsrd 10 obtaining
military possession, by supply ing their Pla-
ees with tosI- Of the Yankee dyRasty This
has already tfsa done in Norfolk and New
Orleans, and the South is thus given iri-
fling fsrstaste Of What we mar expect.
should the Csnfejcracy be overan BY its
msfcils,s invaders Encouraged by an Vn
scrupulsus administration, these miscreants
will atop nothing short Of fail consumma
fisa Of their hendisb parpo,es. unless res
trained by the strong arm Of military force
The Paipiss or the South, remarks the
R'chmond Dispaich, have been heretofore
occupied by a bsdy Of elsrgymen who
~0a'd compare favorsbly 10 tsleats, in
purity OF private life. and 10 devotion to
iheir saered sslIing. With an7 10 the world.
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FOR THE LaNCAsTER LEDssr

MIR EDiT"" -- !Ee ,itu -uhj.rl q! rr,y.
cr, ~ b,'.."H al oar ,uflvrin. coun,r,. ,u,
nnse more been Hiirr ingi pressed apsn
our s.rou' gen-idrrntinR We should null
"ith JOY The resolutiou, OF congress touch
my tm's point. a. an IsGcHtiou uf ihalm.r.I
and r"l.gious feeling whtch may, ere louu.
pcrYadc the nt"ic- &C this cou!cGcruci 4,
should 4'C chc,tiag 8" ali 80 know inat our
! "Ruirfs,' ttose o. pu;hoTiN. have conlinugd
to rec"g"ize onr drpeLdrnce upon Go for
success in ;hr uuat issue oi Ihis great ,irug
gir. And Tor one. We Oriievs II i, an Uncn
for good, un" IUi To BE- .'gnI, app e, ;,ird ::
anu from the me our country WAS frat
plunged in,o tbs tsaTiur contoeI, this fact
alone, that our leading m"n sought ccuuscl
"iG and guidance froIn the great sovrrelgu--
lava ni'lnG his ses' enable csriroIlment 81 ths
angry elements now rite ia the iund, has
been TO ~ "S O~"con light, wnieh, wnrr aIi
else were dark, challenged despair
Ia short, "!'h praying Congress, pray
lng drny and popuace to luil or be con-
quered is an absolute imro~sibiIity. No
matter where The enemy have pitcaed their
tents, nor how proudly boasIfuI of recent
success, with people hose principles are
those Taught In lie BlbIo, and who can ap.
peal To the decisions of that book with
humble reliance upon ills Divine author,
have every thiHG TO hope. Shall not the
people then OF these principles respond TO
snsh IN appeal ns has been made 10 thsir
faith, by prosiiaiing themselves in dust
before the Mercy scat. The SUNNI ous is 10
aIl-high and low, rich and poor, bond ard
free. Prayer is now sUr watch ord and
Should on the sth Of April, the time de.ig.
mated BY Congress, he the great signal Of a
new and spiritual campaign, not only against
our enemies who would shout with esui-
iant JOY Mt our iical ruin, but also against
the current Of ungodIiness now sweeping
over The land We have isng and devout.
ly wished the whole vast Populace of our
selengured States ms with the Voice and
heart Of one man TO petition the God of
Heaven. And. believing as we do, when
this il done the clouds Of the storm will
begin to break and a brighter day will be.
gin to dawn If any want incentives TO
prayer let them read the address Of Cen.
gress 10 the people" document worthy to
be written in lettera Of gold aud posted in
view 81 every family in the Coniederaey.
a BELIEVER IL PRAYKR.
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OF r I O I A L.

ADI'T AsD Issr's GRH's OyyIcs,
Riemond, Feb. 4,lSOI.
ENERAL ORDERS No. l<.-TL. fol.
~ loving ordsris published for the in.
formation Of all esnssrAsd:
Z. ,: AhsRJcA, WAR DEfARrxRrr,
Rlehnsnd, February ], 1854.
EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. VIII.
l. ALL PRISONERS heretofore hsll by the
United Ststss authorities, whether oyYIc.Rs,
seLDiEHs OF CIVILIANS, received at City
Psint, IEroRs THE lsr OF JAlyAay, 1854,
are hereby BkcLAlkp ExclAEsED.
ALL oYyrcHas Alp NRH OF TIE Vfcxs-
IuRs cAfrunn, who reported fer dsty At
EotcrPriss, Misc, at any tine PRIOR 70 rIs
l4rA OF NsvEMBER, lsss. and whose names
were forwarded 10 ne BY Maj. Gen. Jehu
IL. Fernsy, AK DECLARED kxeRAssxp.
Q. All effssrs and men Of the v,skskurr
captars, belonging 10 the krst Tennessee
heavy artillery, whs reported for dsty st
haristts, Ga, and whoss names were fer.
wardsd 10 ne BY Col. A. Jaskssa, ARR Dr..
cLARED ExeHANoEp.
RO. OULD, Agent Of Exchange,
BY order: lSizssdl 3. CeoPsL Adj. aai
Inspf General.
tLsasastsr Ledger PrinLl
Feb II, 1864. I-et
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Court Week.

The present week is the time for The re.,.
n!ar sttlrg OF tie t"ur, OF Sessions an,i
Common Pleas for this District but, as has
eesn commsn Ter the last several years
thsrc is no Judge iu attendance. A com.
muncati"n from his Homer, Judge Whit.
ner to the Clerk Of the Court, states that
he il unable to attend in CONSEQUENCE Of
sickness. having been confined to his bed
for the last tw" months The Jurors an d
sthets in attendance, were dismissed % the
first day " th. Term
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NOTICE TO DEFAULTERS,

All taxes Tor 1868 that were due and
payable In January 1864. should have been
palo al IN! "ppoin'm sn,s in February 1864
n lew persons have neglected 10 pay their
lax on AninaIs, they will please make pays
men, FORTHWITH as The lime has already ex
pred. Persons liable to pay Registry
FAX who have not paid for 1864. .nr.-r.
CURED /" pay up immediately or they will
have 70 pay d"nbie the Specific Tax for
ever! thirty dovs of default. All persons
who paid Specific Tax for 1863 and con,in
"e IN 'he same occupation are required to
pay the same amount for 1864
JAMES r. MACiI.L.
18Th District Collector.
March %, 1864, ca:
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SHERIFF SALE.
BY Order of the Ordinary.

B Il. Hancock, Adm'r
Applicant. Order for Sale
vs. Rcal Estate II. J.
Henry Hancock, ii. p. Hancock, decd.
Hancock, and others.
by virtue Of an order from p. r. Ham.
n'end, Esquire, Ordinary for Lancaster Dis
trict, | will sell at Lancaster Court House
on the first Monday in April next, between
the legal hours Of sale, one Lot ef laad sit
uaie in the village Of Lancaster, bounded by
Lois Of }. A. Kennedy, J. A. HasseItne
ard others, contailing One Acre more Or
less.
IEEMs.-Twslve Bsnths credit, with in
terest from day Of sale (excapt SO much
cash as will pay the costs and expenses Of
sHIe,) tbs purchaser to give bond, with good
security, and mortgage OF The promises, if
deemed sccessary,t ts the Ordinary for the
purchase money.
AMOS McMANUS, S. Id.
Shsriif's Office. Lancaster, {. II.
March Is. 1854, Sat
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IN EQUITY.

Janes G.bssn and wife
Sarah SELMA, In Equity-LAa-
Henry II. Duncan,
Celunbus l.. Duncan, Bill 10 rss.v.r
William Duncan, Trust funds.
and ethets
IL appearing to tbs satisfaction Of the
Csnmissienss that jaime. Duncan, Samuel
Duncnn, Mars,ret ". Williams, Henry
Williams, Sarah E. Williams, ksLsssa 6.
Williams, Mary Z. Willlans, Euns D
Williams and Saaaal A. Williams, Dsfts
dun.s in the absve stated eass, pesido vith
out the Limits Of the State on motion .
kcrshsw T. Coansss, Ceaplaaasssts Sslis
TORS, it 10 ordered that the said Jan % Du.
cas, Sannea A. Dunoaa, NarO,rst N. Will
Jams, henry Williams, Sasah e. Williams
Reseess c. Williams, Mary Z. Williams
Em IA ID. Willians M. saAm Usl A. Will.
inEs do answer, plsed or dsnnr 10 The bin
in above sscs ca Or before the 10th dsy Of
April, stherwise jndgnsnt pro ss-fssss will
be sr@srtd against then.
JAMEI a. WlTHEESPOOE,
Cea'r AS'y L. D.
Jan 6, 1854, sn
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Edi;oIia. Brsvltles.

"f"ANps AGAINST THE "oVI"HMthF III
"'"'" oe "e' '"' people having ho"ele eu
"e'""''u' against 'ne Confederate u"''rh
far, -, ,,.,
h.., ,o.d,,,, H.. 49,.
G,,..r,,,.,, H., .,..;,.... a.,
ln-y woulj ,.,.,,. ,,m.,, .,b. u..,,
i..u,. or H.. rr,..,.'
80" "'' '""' 'n' "'N''h hA'"' l"
P'l"' !" '''e "'N-~' NP'" VIII ne
paul. "' ~''''' ""'" P''S'"'e"' ." 'N'
P'e''"' ''S"'' 'Eu " para "'''r ''' "'s'
p''N'''''' ''' ""''s W. U N""Jr'' % = &c
'"N''''' - 'a i'' ''"' i"''' "' ''.". II
"'' '"""S al r"e''"'" ~ y ""-
''" y" ''N'' W P'"'' '"''"s ~ l'"
'S ""'' '~'' N'''''' Nv" '"' VIZ
Nv" "''' ''' ''S '"'' - pu'"'"S '""P"'g"
''' e''' 'P'" "''' VIZ
VIC ''" 'ey
The light,sl "carl ia ime Ssu.a snou.u
be tia, Of The man 80 h, = maze ,ir, gtc.l.
est sarrihce> f.rIn. ea.,.e "i m, oun,ry
Tie n-av,es should 10 ,,aG wu.cn Is op.
pressed Dy u load OF ,ii-go.,rn gam
We have cn"ver entertained d"abl (rc
marks lite Western Lbrmocra.y lou, tie
hnai success oi The struggl" for lnd.p.n
dsnce in which vo areno engaged. but il
We had ever is.I doubt 1t would De re
movsd by the present aspect OF uiiair~. Let
'"o"''' " '"'"'"'' '"''"e
W. g ""'e"' man
'''' "'' '''''"''' "'u ''e '''s "''"e" 'o'
r''r.'y Wv ''',' ''"" "P >"
'''
Ihe war committee !" Washington is at
-.
"'.
>,,, ,,,
bIrg and that lhe order was not COMPLIED
wuh because ore vf the besUliph,iny gensr-
ais Of the war had already commenced the
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Clerks Election

The Managers have. decided hat tie
election for Eiork, held on the s,h in ,tant.
~ss illegal, aud Il new election is ,rder.d
to Ie ""iden IN the 26th of April In The
Rvx; ctiurI carrs -houIl be taken to avoid n
repetition OF the irregularities which occa.
stoned the late failure Ample time has
hecn given fer the arm, TO receive rotice.
S"G 's' ia" manrg rs to prepare and ior
ward ihc,r returns IN preper.form
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5 U u L II g A K o Ii n A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In tie Court of Ordinary.


Whereas Samuel Sins hath by his At.
torney, or Proctor, filed in this sfiics a No.
tice, requiring the Will of his father, Erwin
Sims, dscsascd, to be proven in soIealn or
due form OF law:
These are therefore 70 cite and require
you and each fyou, to uiI: Elizabeth Sims,
The widow Of III. said Erwin SIMS; the
children Gf any are liring) Of Joseph Sims,
deceased, (heir names not KNOWN; the
children Gf any are liring) of Nathaniel
Sims, deceased, Uheir names aot knswn) !;
the children Of any are iiring) OF MILDLY
Ehnis, Deceased (their names not known) !;
Jarret Sims; Frnnkey u. Recess, nrd Eus,
band James Is. Reevs Mary Sartin, dau.h-
ter Of polly Sartia, deceased; ssne of
whom nre supposed 10 resid. hey ond the
limits Of this State, and all of whom would
have been Interested ia tile Estate Of saId
deceased, AZ distributes aHd heirs nj law,
provided hs had died irtesta.e, TO be and
appear bsfors ms in the Court of Ordinary
to be holden at Lancaster Court H0ase on
the 9th day Of Juns next, then and there
tn sho" cause, if any, why the said Will
should or should not be proved and estnb,
lished in due form of law, fer what cause
the snns should be set aside or established,
and to such other asi further showing and
presf ~ you or either Of you, the said par
ties, may deem necessary and proper and
advantageous for your respective Iishts and
interests in the promises.
Given under my hand and seal 0. Office,
nj Lancaster Court House, this the 4th day
of March A. D. 1854
IT. HAMAOFD, Id.
March ., 1864, 4--Sm
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NOTICE.

Per.ens indebted to the late mercantile
nrm OF Williams q; lIeugL, of Lancaster
District, are hereby notified that the notes
and books .f account of said firm have ,een
placed In my ha..ds for collection. and they
are invited 10 come forward and settle
Creditors Of the firm are rc,ucsted to pre-
sent their demands to ,ne.
As the assets of the firm may not b, ad
equale for the payment sf all the liabilities,
1t will be to the advantage of creditors TO
give prompt attention TO This notice.
W. NJ CONNORS
Atty, for ID. A. Williams,
Surviving Partner.
Lancas'er G. H., s. G., March ~, 1854 81.
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Northern Hews.

lhe Democrats succe-dcd Prc't, .ener
ali, in The recent New York murisipaI
cieciisns.
i,s27 bales Cf co. toE arrived nj Cairo,
on The Ist, from tho lower Mis,i,,Ippi
The Federal House, some DAYS nTo, called
upon the Presiient for u statement OF the
number OF re.enlistca veterans frsm each
State, who replied BY statisg that Secreta.
ry stanton deems such publication pre-
judicial to the public service.
Cincinnati de-patch says that the ac-
ton of The Iadiana Convention, in insiruc.
ting their delegates TO the National Con
vsniion to cast their votes for lincola is
considered decisive as to the West
Gen. Wool has published. in one Of the
Albany papers, his plan OF subjugating the
South. lie would have 100000 men under
Gen. Grant, and as many more under Gen
Meade, moving upon the enemy at encs
and with irresistible power
Subscriptions are being raised in the
North Ter the benefit of East Tennessee
Unionsts $4,000 have been subscribed
in Boston, and $4,000 by the members Of
the Maine Legislature.
The Rhode lslaHs Legislature has de
cared for Lincoln.
Lincoln has adopted Andy Johnson's test
OF loyalty in the coming campaign in Ten
nessee.
Some Of the Norll srn papsrs have come
TO the conclusion that "ths wholv Of Florida
is not worth half the suffering and anguish
the late battle cost"
The Nashville Times Of the 18th contains
a horrible account cf the hanging of ~
Union soldiers by the rebels near Kinston,
N. e.. who had fed from conseription.-
They met their fate like men Even Goa.
tcdsrale soldiers were moved to tears at
the spectacle. They were Col. Fosters
mon whs had never been rebel soldiers
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
CONFERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
WAR DEPARTaEEr, BUREAy OF CoHscRrr-
TIoE,
Richmsnd, Va, February, ss, 1864.
DARAGRAPH X of General Orders No.
l. 81, Adjutant and Inspector Geasrai's
Ofhcs, OF 1861, requires that applications
for exemption must ia all eases be made 10
the Enrolling Ofhser. 1t the local Enroll.
ing ohcsr has not the power to act, or is
in doubt, he will, after investigation, under
Circular No. 3, current series. refer such
application, through the proper oflcial ehas.
mails, to this Bureau.
All such applications addressed to this
Bureau will necessarily and Invariably bo
returned for local investigation, and the ap
plcants Will thus have tsslessly lost time
and prolonged suspense.
Appeals frsm adverse decisions Of the
LEGAL officers, and of the Commandant Of
Conseripts for the States. will be forwarded
by them for hearing, when any plausible
ground Of appeal is set forth.
BY order of.
col. JOHN 8. PRESTON. ssp't
c. CUrrIsLp, A. A. Goa.
March Q, 1854, "A,
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HEADQUARTERS,

IOMN!.SSARY-GENL'S DEPT. y. C..
CoLUMBTN :. y, March 5, 1861
INiiE Boards u; Soldiers Relief throngh.
L Out the STATE who hav. not remi,led
the aneunts for sales Of CAnDS and
= !OFii Ia full, are hereby requested 10 do
>" before l,l april next. All amounts rs
c,ivcd by them after said date for sales Of
above, will he subject 10 the deduction
et 81 per cent, and will be 80 received by
tbs department.
Is, order sf the Governor.
RICHARD CALDWELL.
iisni. co" aud Commis-ary Grnr e.. S.
March is, 1864 5-3t
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Notice to Tax Pavar.

WILL be at the usual PLACES Of ,ss.,.
wing taxes, On the fsllo wing days, viz:
At Lancaster Court House On Nepl.v
and Tuesday the 2Ist aai ed days cf
! March.
At .Irs u. c. Huey's. Ho.d.y, March l4,L
AT Craigsvillr, Tuesday, lStL
At T. X. MayiI!s, AYsdpssday, ISth
AT Bellair, Thursday, J7,h
AT Rose Store, F-iday, Istl
At Nelson Bells. WsdA.sasr. A.r,L aad
AT Matthias Crsnshsw's, Thursaay, . aItS
At Pleasant Hill, Friday, 9b,L
AT Smnlrs, Monday, asts
AT Gee. NJ: Funderburk's, Tuesday, I" astI
At Taxahaw, Wednesday, 8otA
AT Horizons, Thursday, "slst
and at the Court House Salssday in Nav.
The tax books will be closed on Saturday.
the 2ist day Of May; all returns must bs
made en- or before that day. All psrssns
engaged in agriculture are REQ uircl to make
a return Of the Rsmbsr Of hands 90 en-.
ployed. Taxpayers arc required by law to
make the ir returns, and pay their taxes In
the District. where the property 10 located,
Free negroes are required to make their 70.
turns and pay 'hei. taxes during the month
Of April.
J.R. HUNTER,
TIC. L. D.
Fob. -, 1854. l-Sn.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

hy Order OF the Ordinary.
J. J. Williams, adn'r. Order fo7 sale ei
W. Real Estate Of G.
widow, ct. al.
BY virtue sf IN order from y. II. Han.
mond, Esquire, Ordinary for lancaster Di.
trict, will sell ut Lancaster Court House
on the first Monday i, April next, between
tho legal hours Of sale, One Tract of land.
in two separate parcels, situate on the wa
ters of Camp Greek, bounded by lands of
Margaret PIylsr, L. Plyler, Calvin Belk and
others; con tanning one hundred aud ninety
two acres more or less.
TERMs.-Twelvs msaths credit with in
tsrsst from day of sale, except 10 much sash
as will pay The cost aad expenses Of sale,
the pure haser to sirs bA.d with COED sseu.
rity and mortgage Of the premises, il
deemed necessary to the Ordinary, for tho
Ps7eiase money.
AMOS MsMANUS, G.
Sheriff. Office I.aacaAter G.. H..
March ID, 1864, S-sL
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THE BACON TAX.
Fob. "a, 1864.

The Confederate Assessors for the Tax
in Kind will attend at the following times
and places for the purpose Of receiving 70,
turns Of all hogs slaughtered in Lalsaa,sr
District fros the day Of April 1858, to
the first day Of March 1854.
At Lancaster Court House On Monday
and Tuesday, 2lst and 33d days Of March,
At Nelson Bells Wednesday. March asd
At Matthias Crenshaw's Thursday, " slth
At Pleasant Hill, Friday, iSth
AT SmaIl's Asnda, 3Sth
AT G Al Funderburk's, Tuesday. seth
At Taxahaw, Wednesday, seth
At Hortons Thursday, 3lst
At Mrs n & Huey's Monday, April Ith
At .CrIgsville, Tussday, . S,h
At ~ r Magil's Wednesday, 9Th
At BelLair, Thursday, 7th
At koss' Store. Friday, sth
and at Court House salssday in Nav.
1t will be seen that the above dates asd
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 accommod odsts tho
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. N,
quantity Of pork is exempt from taxation.
JAMES K. MAGILL,
18th District Collsctsr.
Fob 24th 1864, SIT
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Army Intelligence.


eral Sherman has gone down the river
from Vicksburg with his strcops-suppssed
to be going mp Red river.
ASoTmER FIGHr IN FLoEIpA.-The epe
rn'or nt Baldwin telegraphs, under date of
o'clock p. III "f Sunday, that our forces
have been lighting the enemy all day at
Jacksonville, aud that we had cap, ,ured 1000
prisoners. No further particulars are uiven
FROM EAST TENNESSEE The Appeal
learns from Il gentleman wku lef, Long
streets army on the ls,, that our forces
had fallen back 10 Balls. Gap or Rodgers.
vile Junction, which is he key 10 the val.
ley that rrns'iTom Bratolts Knoxville,
following the course of tie Wutauya aud
lioist"n. The f"iiing back movement, WIS
caused by operations in other departments
and he morale of the army VA. uuimpairrd
by.it.
WIN lew exceptions, the entire ANN
has re enlisted tor Ire war, aud generous
spInt oi emulation fliowed the work Of
re- ectIis'ment. Humphreys Mississippi
brigade led of in the work b, re.enli,tinp
Tor forty ye"r7 or the war, which was fol.
lowed oy Wiiiprd's brigade, which uuani
m"u"iy gave their appreciation of the meas
"re hr substituting forty -one Years or th.
'""' ""ss 'ne "h"'e army
p''0" "' vic "'ig"us' "h'ch
"' '"e ''"i'' hau
shown that the lee and snsMs Of rennc>-
see through which they had marched bare
.,;u., WV f"N' winter ''''" HOT
'"'' p'''''''n VI '"rl' 'o's Tor the
y, ''''' "''' '''''e' ;" 'hu'"'
e'''e'P"""Sh' o'
'"s .,''"''" N0"''I''"ey writes from Dali
'''p' '"'e "'' ose" he" !! .'"d' ana
-, ''" "PF '"'e'
'"'' !'"""''" - ''o''-ed "y
JUS 'Ne'' " '"e"
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'" "'' s'eh Teho'a'co through
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HEADQUARTERS.
COMMISSARY GEN,LS DEPT. &C.

LAxcAsrra c. H., February ~, 1854.
Mr.. Bsnjanains A. Culp having executed
and filed his Bend 10 this Department su
the lsih February 1884, in ssnpliaucs with
the acquisitions Of an Act, entitled an Act
to suppress the undus distillatisu Of spirit.
usns liquors 10 this State, passed l7th De-
cembsr 1853, 10 hereby appointed By his
Excsllsncy the Governsr, an agent 70 man.
ufseturs and sell a limited quantity Of Al
cshoi and Whisksy 10 Lancaster District
70 regularly practicing Physician and r.gis-
tered Druggists Of sad Distict fer Asdi-
cal purposes
All other persons distillinx in Laseastsr
District are doing SO iu direct violation Of
the law, and are anenable 10 It's penalties Q.
IL Is the duty Of all leadars Of Patrsi 70 70.
port all such persons, and ofah MaRistrst %
to seize and suppress their Stills.
BY srder Of the Governor.
RICHARD CALDWELL,
LisaL Col. and Commissary GsuI,
State Of South CaroIisa
March 8, 1864. l-at
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RANhWAY Ebest The lot May last, .
III negro girl named Jane. belonging 70
the Esse OF A. A. Cs6ey. deed. Said ss
gro 10 ID or Is years old, about ave feet
high, very dark and has very large feet, tees
inclined outward. will psy Fifty Dellsrs
for the aprshsnsiss and delivery Of ssid
negro to me or IL lodged In say Jail - that
| can get her.
4. C. POTTS. A1~S
Jan. %, 1914, 80
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An arrival from New Orleans reports the
death OF Hrs Gen. Beauregard on the 23d
ult.
t tappears from letter of thc Comm;s.
s'oner of Pensions, that only twelve of the
Revolutionary soldiers are now living,
whose ages range from riuc,y four to one
handred and hive years, und whose pensions
only amount to from twenty four to ninety
Blk dsllnr- per aBnum
The New York EeraM say. the signs in
diratc that Fremon. Nil b- Il candidate for
the Presidency beyond doubt, if I.incsln
should be rcu"mnRtcd In tn. latter event
Chase will resign his Prslersirns ami sup
port Lincoln; but fTemonts convention is
TO meet on The 10Th of Ma,, Willie the
Struggle between Lincoln and Chase will be
decided ia The June Conven'iou The prob
ability is inat McCIriIan will be the Demo
mont rs competitors.
Gen Braxton Bragg has begun the or
ganizati"n Of the mtscen hundred cavalry,
which are TO be kept IN and around Rich
moud 10 opcrst" against Yankee raiders.
Admiral Dah!gren has arrived in Wash.
Ington 1t il rUmo:ed that he has been re
licved from tie command IF H.. iran 81 81
hcer Oh, Chsrle,ton, aud lhat Admiral Far.
ragut will probably su appointed 10 surcc ed
HIM
- s"'" |" Tue
,,,1 o" wa oN'N'on' 80
% ''''' ''"'e'
The General AssrmlI, sc H., prosh,,o
VI
-, '''oy 'ef'ah
-, :, ' ~ y" '"e hr"'
The military depar1ent of LVr.,.rn V;-.
gina require. 30, 900 men. scattered at diff.
ferent points To hold il. and vet tb. y,rLoo
papers are conpIaininp of the s,c..s.r,I
operations Of IN. rcb.Is IN H.. gar. ,,;,,,
:, ,,,,, ,o oooo '"'' '''e'
''
.,r ''"'e' - '"o" "s
y.,. Wv
The Columbus (Gn Times of Monday.
says: "GoId on Fridly was altered here =,
Is, aud in Mobile, on tho same dnv. i, ,oId
ior bat 10 II The resent currency nc, has
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FOR TAX ECTOR.

MR EDiroR.-PieLse announce Capt n
ID 'an'and'rgnam candidate for tho of.
nee ot lax Collector. lie IL disabled
soldier
MANY FRIEKDs To WOUNDED Sol lD,rps