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ENROLLING OFFICE
HEAD.Q'R'S., LANCASTER c. H., g. G.
Ann Cafh 1Qet

The attention Of all persons who have been
exempted or detailed as agriculturists Or over.
seers In Lancaster District is directed to tho
following paragraph, circular No. -, bureau
Of Conscrption, june 9th 1864.
II. "The sale to the government, or to tho
families Of soldiers, at prices fixed by the CON-
missioners Of the state under the Impressmeut
act, Of tho marketable supplies remaining after
furnishing the government with the stipulated
quantity OF provisions, and which he may raiso
from year to year while his exemption contin.
ues Is made, by the act Of Congress approved
February IL, lS64, one Of the conditions of
exemption allowed to an overseer or agrcultu.
rist. claim is asserted by some Of those Ok.
empted ,as agriculturists to exchange such 'part
Of the aforssaid surplus as they may please for
supplies of proyisions, clothing, and the like, 70
be consumed in family use, aud to sell 70 the
government or the families Of soldiers only
what may remain Of such surplus after making
such exchanges. This CLAIM, is in violation Of
law and Of their contract with tho government,
aud can not he allowed
Upon satisfactory evidence being furnished
that persons exempted - overseers or agricul.
tursts have or are thus disposing of their sur.
plus productions by exchange rs aforesaid, Eu.
rolling officers will arrest all such Persons, for.
ward them TO their nearest Camps Of Instruc.
tion, TO be retained there until final action shall
be taken and announced in their cases, and for.
ward through the proper channels Of com,nu.
nication to this Bureau report Of all the facts
and circumstances OF each case"
&c. MILLS,
lsi Lieut. and Enrolling officer.
Lancaster District So. Ca.
Aug. 23, 1854. as-M
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says: Captain Dickinson and his company
engaged the cnrmy's cavalry 342 strong, At
Gainesville, yesterday. completely routing
them. He captured f5O prisoners. one
piece of artillery, besides FIVE hundred stol.
en- negroes. Among fhe prisoners are a
captain, Two leutenants and IA surgeon -
The whole command would have been cap.
tured, a Captain Dickinson's horses had not
been worn out
The enemy were aca,tered and pursued
10 miles. Their infantry, consisting Of tour
negro regiments, is at Stark's Col. Nc,
Cormick is in pursuit with some additional
forces.
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lioRRisLE We are Informed that when
the Yankees entered Decatur, Georgia, M
old gentleman, the Rev: AIr. Holmes, met
them with u gup in his hand Tho heliish
hends, in order To "frak revengs on The
old man for hi, act, bound him in hi, hou-.
and then GTed The building, burning HIM
with II. Sush outrageous cruelty j. enough
Ia provoke the heavens to wrathful ven.
geanes and change every spri. VI gra.
into vsnOmous adders to sting the villains
To destruction. We think the very rocks
aud stones should cry "revense" for such
brutality .--Somhern Co'yederacy..
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THE GERMAN Pass AND PRRMosr.--
The Boston Pioneer says that there are
only SIX German papers in the Union which
advocate the cause OF Lincoln, while TWEEN.
ty-six have hoia,ed Gen. Fremonts name,
and all the rest seem to prefer him against
all other candidates. In Iliinoi-, alr. Lin.
coins home, there is only one German pa
per, the &qai' Zenuns, supporting lis
claims.
The if.iretia. Swiss paper. published in
Tsll Ci.y, indmna, has hoisted Gen. Ere
monts nam" Lincoln's vote among tn,
Getmans viii he limited and scattering
They arc aiWo~ all ugainst hiu,.
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sKCokD DISPATCH
Northern News.
PErERsBURG, Aug. 10.

Northern dates IL the 18th received
Stau.en telegraph, Dix, On the 10th, that
Fort Gaines. ~iih 8 officers and SiS enlisted
men, and pro, isions for twelve m % lbs, had
surrendered uneo eonditiona,ly on tn, IIth
inst, and ~as occupied by Federal forces,
and that Fort Powell, with IS gdns, had
been abandoned, its garrison escapiuy
The New York Herald, in its leading cd.
itorial, says 1--WE nIs ssiisk ed That ia cast
ing about for those great under-currcnts Of
public opinion which always Indicate The
trift OF political events, We were never
nearer the mark than in our dvoSacy OF
the special commission from Washington, in
behalf Of an armistics aud convention Of all
the States. to consider the ways aud means
Of peace
The Herald calls upon the merchant /
princes and manufacturers, loancicr., trades.
mcn At d workingnen --mcn OF all profess
sions aud all pur-uits-rrgardlsss Of party
notions and party leaders, 10 prossed at
once to the work Of bringing together II
grand, independent citizens meeting, in
Union Square, for the express OF jet 6f ap.
poiaiing CON nitiee VI hvs hund red rep.
resentative citizens to wait upon Lincoln ip
behalf Of an embassy 10 Richmond, with
liberal overtures for an aIu,istiae and CON
vention Of sil tho States, in order 10 Sc. il
this dreadful war canRnt DO ended in n,u
,uaily satisfactory treaty Of peace. Il
heads another editorial. AS War tu be
EteTnalv
The Herald says, 10 it's situation article,
Butler 10 cutting n canal across Duch Gap,
u distance Of about half II mile, but when
constructed it viii save u distance Of about
seven miles, and will enable the Federals to
avoid the distractions ia James river Tn.
enemy is bringing n heavy lire Ia bear upon
the working parties, but the work goes no
bly, on.
hdviees from Sherman'- headq uarlers
confirm the ascount Of the Aank movement
to the west OF Atlanta, and say hi, right
now rests ut East Point, thus emitting the
rebel eommunicaiion with Montgomery and
Wes. Point.
ReL Lis,sG, dated Sena,obia, l7th, says the
Chicago Times Of the l2th, and Memphis
papers OF the 18th have been received
Tie sditor OF the Times congratulated his
readers that one week had passed witho ut
any serious dirasier to the Federal armies.
THE rebels are iarrsainR in Kentucky
over 1000 persons mostly women and
children, were recently baoishsd from th.
state by Borbridge.
Lineoln's friends are descriiDg him rap
idly. Winter Davis made II public pro.
nanciamento dsnouncing Lincoln in strong
terms as asurping the power Of Congress
and disregardiog the Constitution. Davis
10 making a cali foI Uniop Convsution to
assemble in BugnIo, TO nominate candidates
for President and Vice President.
Gold in New York, ou the 18th, closed
at 356t.
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Kershaw's old Brigade, Col Hennegan,
Comd'g, Kershaw's Division, It. Gen. Long
streets corps, in Va.
10th and 18th consolidated in one, (Col.
Presley)
Attached to ManigauIt'. Brigade, in army
Of N. Ga.
llth Regt. 8 CIV, Ipfantry,-Gol CAN'T.
2lst Regt. 8 G ", lntsntry,-Col.
Graham.
18th Reg'., $ C ", ,Iufanuy,-col. SIN.
ington.
47th Res't. S c ", Iufan,ry.-Col Gail,
lara.
9Th s c. Bait. (Nelsos's Batt) 1t. Col
Nelson.
.Hagood's Brigade, Hagood Comd'g, Beau
regards Army, in Va
10th Reg't. s c ", InfAntry-Col. Nc
Cullough.
oath Res't c ", Infantry,-Col. Ca
pers.
Attached to !Gist Brigade, in North Ga
18th RegtS c ", Iutanpy,-Col. Me-
Master.
18th Regs s C w Iufan,.y.-C0l. Wal.
lace.
22d Res't s CIV, Infaniry.-Col. Flem,
ast Regt s e ", Infan,ry.--Col. Ben
bow.
aSth Reg't S C ", Iufautry,-CoI.-S Smith.
Evans' Brigade. Big Gen. =, Elliott,
Comd'g. Beauregard's Army, in Va
Kinks Squadron Cavalry-Capts. Kuk
and Walker
Do the cOast of s G..
it s c. Regulars, Infantry-Col. VIM.
Butler.
lot s c., Regular AI,alery,-CoI. Rbett
I'D 8 c, Regular Arthlsry,-CoI. Freder
ick.
Lucas Battalion, Ar.illyrys-Lt. Col. Lu.
cas-.
On the coast Of So Ca in tho forts, &c.
lst So Ca Cavalry,-Col J |. Black.
I'd So Ca. Cavalry.-Col. Il Lip.co NIB
o 3D. So Ca. Cavalry,--Coi. & J CoIcock.
On the coast Of So Ca, and Georgia.
4th So Ca. Cav<--Co!.B II Rutledge.
9th !" Jno. DunOvaDt.
9Th g" II h Aiken.
Butler s Brigade. M"j Gen. llampton's
Cavalry Division, in Va.
7th So Ca: Cavalry.--(Col. Shingler,)
and the 9Th Regiment Of Cavulry--or the
Infantry Of Hampton. Legion, united with
the companies of Mat ison's Battalion,
mounted.
Col Gcary Comd'g, in Beaufegard's ar.
my, in Va.
Those marked thus killed Il don't
know the ColoRsls ofth Regiments now. y
There may to some mistakes or some
changes, as to commanders of Regiments,
Brigndes. &c as casualties arr constantly
occurrng-=and chapges thereby created
There are two lei Regiments, as ~il be
seen. The Convention "f South Carolina
called out one, (then G,eggs, now Mc.
Creary's), and the Cthe. MAS called for un
der the Legislative Bill. for 10000. Crhis
Col Johnson tlagooi's, now Col Jar. liza
goods.
Pie present 5th Regiment is formed Of
companies Of the old 9th, (Cul J b. Bland.
inS), some Of the former 5,h Go, Jenk ins),
and oho or two compadies .incs formed
that Is, since the reorganization Of April,
1862
Tbess ib.nges and confusions occurring
create many difficulties in the way OF mail
arrangements, aud our State does not gs,
credit Tor tue number Of troops she In. in
the field. II you think this worth publish
lug you can do so; the out line is correct,
think. Yours, &c, sc.
Co. I'll" 4th REG'r. 8. G. Cav.
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DY JOHN w. TTiTrY. Cir.k. ,.d
- acting Urdiuar) ivs .a"f Di.,s!rt
WHEREAS. w. ID. HYATT has ap.
piled To mo for Letter. Of Aad,nini.trsiion
Oh all And singular the Good, and Chaitic.,
rights and Crsdits OF J. r. kiMBkE.Li.
late of the District aforesaid, daecsassd.
TiiESE.ars. therefore, 1, ci:c snd ad.
monish all AMI singular, the kindred aud
creditors Of the said deceased, 10 bs and
appear before me At our next Ordinsry's
Court for the said District, to Be holden .t
Lancaster Court House Oh tho Sd day Of
Sept. next, to show cause, IL ANY, why
the said administration should sot be- gram
ted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th
~ day ofAugust in the year vf eur
: l., Lord one thousand eight hundred
I ~ and sixty four and in the eighty
ulnlh year Of the Independence Of the
State VI South Carolina.
JOHN w. TWITrY, Clerk,
and acting .. l.. ID.
Aug. 23 1864, at
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Administrators Notice

AIpersons having demands against the Es.
tate OF James Summervillc, deceased, will
please render the same, properly attssted, "
The subscriber, before the iirst Monday Of DC:
tober next Tor the purpose Ot final settlement,
oil the said Estate. &. Is. NORTHROP.
Attorney of Il. w. Surnmeryille, Administrator
Of james Summer vile, deceased.
Laucasterviile, Aug -, 1864, 2s-at
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Stolen.

From the stable Of w p Richardson, OF. the
night OF the II tn inst, q fine Bay Mare, black
name and tail, and has star in the face-fore
feet shod Any information concerning her
will be thankfully received aud literally re,
warded, DAN'L STARNS.
McCulloct, p. o., Union County y. {.
Aug 20, 1854, 98-?t pd
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TAX In KIND,

TIE citizens Of the District are hereby mott.
fed that | am now prepared 70 receive their
returns oi the AI in Kind for the year 1861
IL Is supposed that the farmers sre now ready
70 make returns OF the following articles to
Wit: Wheat, Oats, Rye, Wool and cured Hs,.
JONES CROCKETT,
Assessor Tax In Kind
Lancaster {. ii. s. e., Aug. l6, 1861 27-u
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Estate JEFF. n. ConnelI.

Persons having demands against the Estate Of
Jeif X. Oonncll, Eco, deceased, are hereby no.
tilted to present them u the undersigned, prop
sriy a,tested, at an early day. Il will be ~ the
Interest OF creditors 10 give prompt attention
- this notice.
Il S. BECKuAM. Admir-.
Aug %, 1901, ys-st
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Executors Notioe.

All persons who have demand, against the
Estate OF the late Honorable Phillip T. Ham.
mand. deceased, are noufed To present the
same Tor payment within the time prescribed
by law and sll who are ind ebted TO said Estate
will akepayment 70 either oi The undersigned
JOHN ROSS,
w. n. CUNNORS.
Qualified Executors.
Aug %. 1864, 2s-n
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FOR THE LANCASTER LEDGER

The following is a list Of Generals from
South Carolina:
1t Gen r II Anderson, OF Samter Dist.
1t Gen SD Lee: (nasire offs. c. Char
Maj Gen Wade Hampton, Richland Dis
irict S G..
Msj Gen IIuger, Charleston District
sc.
Maj Gen J 3 KeIsh.w. K~Ishaw District
SC.
Brig Gen u C Butter. Ede eefcld District
sc.
Brig Gen Jus Chestnut, Kershaw District
sc.
Brig Gen Jas W Connor, Cha.lus.on Dis
Brig Gen N G Evans. Marlborough Dis
Brig Gen Stephen Elliott, Beaufort Dis.
Arict 3 Z.
Brig Gen -- Furgeraon, Charleston
District s c.
Brig Gen 3 X Gist, Union District s c.
NV Geary, Edgeheld District
Brig Gen Johnson Hagood, Burn~cll
District 8 e.
Brig Gen sanr MCGOWAN. ALbevills
District 8 T..
Brig Gen - Manigault, Dis
Brig Gen John 8 Preston, Behlund Dis.
trict 8 c.
Brig Gen - Trapier, District
sc.
Brig Gen c II s.epsn., - District
SC.
Brig Gen All GLADDEN., Richiana Dis.
trict s G..
Brig Gen Mazey Gregg, Richland Dis
trict s C..
Brig Gen NJ Jenkins, York District s C.
4rict sc.
The last four BIigadier Generals were
all killed in sction-in the order ns they
are named. Counting these four Brigadiers
South Carolina has had in service since. the
war commenced, two. Lieutenant Generals
three Major Generals aud seventeen Briga
dier Generals. There may be some whose
names ] do net remember.
Annexed is q list Of Regiments from
South CArolina-itis not com pete for some
OF the Battallons and all of the ARTILLERY
Companies, and probably some Of The Cav
airy SquadrOns are not mentioned. .Iwrit,
them only from memory--so take it for
what it Is worth--as the dle,scrbbling o.
. soldier resting on ashort farlough =.
LIST Regt .. C., Qnfantry)-CoI. Nc
Crsary.
ll.h Regt. 8. c., (or. Riae,O-Col
MarshalI.*
la,h Regt. s. C. v, (ufautfyJ-Eieu,
Col. Booktsr.
18Th Rsg's s. C. y. dnf.D.ry0-Col
Brockman.
l4th Reg't. s, C ", Unfantry0--Col
Brown.
McGowan's Brigade, Brig Gen. Connor
ComRE. Wikor Division, 1t. Gen. A. p
Hilrs army corps, in Va.
l:t Reg't . c v, Gnfan.ryO-Col. Ha,
l.t So Ca ,shnrpshootsrs, Col. Walker
.2d 3 C.. R'fes,
9th Reg. sCV, aofau,y)-Col. Cow
s,h fsrgA sc ", dntAn.r1-ce!. Bra.
Jenkins. Brigade, Col. Jno. Bra,ton, Com.
Dig, FIELDS Diyisiou, It. Gen. Longstresrs
corps, in Va.
I'd Regt. 8 c v, dpfantry,)-col. Ken
psdy.
Sd Regt sCy., GnfAntry, ,)-Col. ---
7th Regis. 8 C v, infantiy-CoI. Aiken.
9Th Reg't. 3 G ", Lnfantry-C9l. Hen.
negan.
18th Rsg'.. sc v. Infantry-Col. Davis.
10th Reg't. 3 q v.,'ipfAntfy Col. L. ".
KsitL*
James Bait. Infsp.ry,-Lieut. Col. Rice.
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ADVERTISEMENTS,

VIII be inserted at three dollars per square
fsr the FIRST, and one dollar and fifty cents per
square for each subsequent insertion. A square
TO consist Of the sp ace Of 10 lines. BREWER type
No advertisement considered less than a square.
The number,of insertions must be written on
each advertisement, or they win be inserted till
ordered ont. and charged accordingly.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

l.FFER at private sale my plantation, stu
ate on the waters Of Camp Creek, bounded by
lands OF the Estate Of Mrs Brown, deceased,
lands OF ii. V. Massey, James Thompson aud
others and containing four hundred and thirty
acres. About l5u acres Is in woods and there
ID In cultivation sufficient for the employ ot
about six hands,n good proportion OF which 10
fresh and productive. On the premises are two
settlements, and will sell the whole together
or separately to suit purchasers.
II the purchaser desires win take negroes
In payment II not disposed Of privately be-
fore tie first Of Jann1ry next, sai d land viii si.
tier be sold publicly or rented ior the ensuing
year. A. CARTER.
Aug. l6, 1894. 36-4t
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From Florida.
CHARLESTON, Z

CHARLEsTos. Aug. 20.
An official dispatch from Gen. J. 81. jack.
con, dated Iaks City. 18th, to Gen. Jonss
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loss, other than tho statement Of officers
that it was very heavy. Many Of their
dead and wounded fell into our hands
Nor are We ab @ to form an idea OF our own
loss, as up 10 night but few of the wounded
had been brought from the field. The great
minority Of those we saw, were slightly
wounded, We shall learn further particn-
lars Of the casualties and Of the battle TO
day.
We regret 10 state, however, that Gen.
CGngman was painfully though not serious.
ly wounded.
The battle for the possession Of the rail.
road will probably be resumed this morn.
log, and il IL believed the enemy will not
only be dislodged, but disas,rously defeat.
ed, This expedition will turn out in the
end, TO be the greatest disaster that hus
yet happened to Grant ia this department
Reports from the battle field late last
evening represent our forces to be brtween
the epetpy ard the main army in front OF
Petersburg. lf so, something interesting
may occur to-day.
II 10 also stated that several hundred
more prisoners have been taken, thus run.
ming the number above 5000.
RICHMOND. Aug 22.-Oiicial dispatches
the Weldon railroad, Sunday morning, and
drove him from his advanced position 10
his ntr.nchments, capturing over 300 pris.
oners.
Our loss principally in Hgood's brigade
which mounted the enemy's entrvncl,unents
but the supports failing. many we're cap.
tured.
Dispatches from Atlanta state that the
snemys cavalry, which struck the Macon
road on the 18Th, were met on the 2oth by
n portion Of our forces, and retreated losing
two stands Of colors and one piece Of ar.
t!lery.
tsscokp DIsrkTcH
PETERSBURG, Aug. 2a.-AH quiet along
the lines To day. But little mortar she'll
ing and less picket firing The enemy still
hold u position on tho Weldon road and
scouts rePor that they are continuing to
fortify.
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DREAMING AND DOING

One thing, 70 prate inflated speech,
OF D. triOt zeal and mariit q Oryf
To warm with feelings rapturous gov,
Der thrilling page Oi warike story
Another still 10 uUn he sword,
And dash whore hul It's ring AMI rattle,
And trampiDg steed and sanuJns roar
ThuutCr he awful voice yf battle.
One thing, 10 sit at festive board,
Where eluqucnce, and vine, aud women,
TIP the son hours with rosy light
And note tfc wiltlcs, skll of tJemaHf
An, tier quite o. lead The van
Whrc ihrobbi0g thousands, stern, ungric.i
Witt but master, glance or nod.
10 follow the relentless fiat.
One thing, 'roath N home c1o.f.lrg roof
To lend the soul tU crocss slum'e-s.
Whue Fancy, with bcr clish tain.
Moves airily TO untught numbers:
Another yet hs mi. nilht ua.
W., Ui i'ol.,qrc kln, o'er .aK aud river,
Girr ~, l,', ll's.r ,'N ''' - 0on1 sldly down
-Jes len behind forever.
one 'nhg, Oh friend o. fold ho bends
~ lisilG.V Ianguor, li'tc curing
Tor Gii the soldier feels AMI fears
For a'' Nha soldier, deed, 0r daring.
hrOihgr sin .p stand erect
IN the proud manhood G d has given,
To weld artu the gaping ban Is
OF brotherhood go widely riYen.
! Then, u,onarrh men. and women trail,
Childhood end youth one thought pursuing,
| DO whrt the hands may lind % do,
| So svtctly well the worth of doing;
! Think OF our graves In stranger soil
| Think Of our glorious lands dishonor,
! Then dream who may, beneath her skies,
! With this foul, lCprOus stain upon her.
] Home .iytUuu1.
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THE soNG or sPNRrAN MOrHEE
- ,rith nrl slrhlnr nwnr wlth nll Lonrs


Away with oil signing away with all tearsi
Nv boy shall behold, not my grief but my pride;
Can faint his young manhood with WOm inis'i
When i5e a'g Of his country is 'oora0d AMI
Twill arm him, and bles. him, ana send hun
Though my heart break with grief when he g23s
from my sight;
Ivil hid him moi inlter nor hlanch in the frav,
Bnt hgbt to the death for the Truth ana the Right
musttench my brave lad what " Is % be true
To the Red and the White and the Stars Va the
Blue.
Ts to love The mild rule Of the land 1f his birth
To succor the weak in the thrill Of the s'rnnr
10 honor all manhood, to cherish al worth
iu,i1er zoe ,;;s.,,hs. sud TO bails the wronk
As the natens throng onward towards LiJerys
light,
From the gloom Of misrule--'ts 60 m1rcb in the
van,
With God as The leader, aud Ju,tie, and eight
Perfecting bis purpose--cunolling 'ho nln.
'Tis sign and a symbol ir ig we I tu ne .rue
Toa cause which is lc1sucd with the hcl, WHITE,
aud Blue.
It's Text aud Faith, on the laua 10 the sea.
A Gospel in Peice-inspiratnn ia Wu;
A nations Evaugel- a creed 10 shg Ffac;
The Scripture of Liberty, Order, aDd Law,
Shall apostates reyile what our fathers adOged,
And the s'eel of our vengeance lie redeemed in
rust
Shall aposiates of honda &c, Of halI,uG,, and
sword,
Trail the pride of the faithful dishouo-aI In
dust
No, never, while mothers teach sous ~ pc IT,
To tbe banner Of banners. the Red, White and
Blue.
He's my ALL he's my treasure b. ., take him.
dear land,
Aud add him, jewel 70 Libc~. rvs crown
One hero the more TO your o,trIot hand
The widows last mite y the rati,r's r,n,wn
For III arm him an bless him, and bid him 20
forth
TO take ms pro I'D stand in the front of the wars,
Ana SIu IS own blade TO the swords of the
NTH,
Unsh'y 'yathed for the triumph OF Truth and tn,
laws,
For his brave heart has learned what it mean
to he true
To the Stripes and the Stars in the Union o
Blue,
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PROPOSALS.
nuARrERMAsTERs OFF[CR,

W PmlArEIrnG, Pa, Sep p'embar l6 1861
sealed Proposals vill be received at this Office untl
FRlIAI, Il O'Clock NJ. September 2}d 1851 tormmcdlate
delivery Of the following deScr bed stoves g.
u Ironing Stoves, Mo Is Patent (3 No 3 No. TO- No
II, 3 No h), $50 Niagara Cook stoves, with hNturc-
complete 2j No. l. % No. 8, 80 No. o 30 No. l0), 90
Roptr Williams Cook Stoves, extra large, with fixtures
complete,
To ht Ofbest quality and the the stoves TO be furnished
In the shortest POSSIBLE lime, and subject to nsPcc ION
Bidders TO furnish one Of each size as n sample.
Bidders will state price, both in writing ana h1ures
number of each size bid for and the shortest time re-
QuirCG for deyory. Price to include boxing ana dc
livery
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible per
sons hose signatures be appended IN the luee
and csrfed To as beng good and sufficient security u
the amount yolved by the United States Dsuct Judge
Attorney. Collector, other public officer, otherwise
the bid will moi BE- considered.
The riph Is reserved reject all bids deemed too high
and no bid from dcEutng contractor viii be re
Ccivpd.
For further information, call at the onlcc No. ll3
GIRARn street
By order ColoneA. j. Perry. Quartemas'Crs Depart
ment, 4. &. A. GEORGE u. OkME.
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