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prb urUer3slt6 9bet unb bie ore Srat peSsr berse.
e1t Dteies tbare 2eten ipeles eas Qeben elenb une
bic @te unS &adfcmmenida unm6sIi9 maGt if,oft las
Secs Derer, bic tDren 2eienidafte ubcnnen rShnen.
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Strturen 9ieberi9lasen i'm Sarn Sten ub anbere llr
laden entsben fann 10 II fe bod neaentbetls eine SDlee
teS N16broube8 Der eeelfen Oredne Rer aber miH e
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rem ptrh bic @ beimli@en 2afern erseben ais BON Dene
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Fsben Tbnrea BON 8altimprefr., Sltlt@e Sstte,
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&c uns ruser4e Hamaer enr6trebene unb sepiHenlOie
Quadalber, S9ubfder, @ttefelwider, Str1Benreniser
uns 2ampenpuser u. 10. e reselmdBtse Ner3te
un6 lauerr, anssosen BON Dr. rtnpnS Su tn Der 6be.
R8. &le Brefe mullen etnen YpR-Stamp entbaIteH.
Gtne }9eilnn9 i'll 2 Ea9en 5u8slIhert.
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Jnnpor teure &c.
@iebcrt S GpntnterfeI0.

@R Giebert S GpntnterfelS.
&aA llneren Sreunbem unb 8etannten iOvte benz Wu.
bltum TIM &laeemetnen srlauben mir uns btermtt
BITE Mn3etee su aen bds r unter nj beutigen Datum etn
SSeitt. uno 2i1ucr=6eltbdft,
SerbHneen nit teut16en frdnsSf9en ,tn6 enbetmlben
Yrpbutten,
SeU. 2tS CprS Gapftr., 2 Sbitren beoDr Sc
Medret,
unter cbse Brma ettltrt baten unb berpren ieberjt
Die reeuite unb bt1tsffe Sebenune.
Baltimore. ben 21. ARdr; 1864
Stebert& Spmmerfe b.
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GrSAATf+a . MO+;,

SefdbGft8 91otiS.
Wttnen mertben Runben CUR glad1r tf bag id bds alt
htannte stauCr- unb u Deinge 6Gft
$40. ia Sft 2Ombarnffr., Gcfe oou Jrunt,
uner Der alien 6rma ie bsbsr nit unseI4wdten Spne
fprtfIbre.
f2lmrS1mt) gbds. s. Steber;t.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-14
elbeiratGeta 0trEpnsn,

pter Spl6e, pele d su oerbetratben teatftsen Hnb @
pbaiider Smdde peer eaeS aneeren 9nbe nifes be~us
fnb, plten unrerisli Or. Scbniten ju Ratbe steten
gle onterniie eeBen tie Sbe Sbpi6e pber eeise Ger
rttwns, 9eSbarts Der See ben 3ern lne eawiGe User
9 f66Yiuns Der fdredlititen Dirt rerben &nea urrt.
Derjeniee weler tb Ger Bebanb!ure unb Turpree Spn
Or. Spbnipn untereh tnnn tb ais einem G6renmanne,
rbne Turdt @ ancertrauen uns xrerht auf etne dr3t-
Hide @eididlidfeit perlaIen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-14
DIR. Johnston,
ber etn3igs Nr8t, tpeIGer anjsi9t.
Ba1ttmOre eoas 9O1pita1.
Cur l1nter6;afung bsr Quodla6erei sta6lirt
Der ttn;iee @!ab tn ber apslt, 100 fi4eret
f6nele ltub alitnplt1e Ruren III
eeDeimcn 2ranebetteu

sead serten ais ba no: 5eusune6untdbistet, S6ea6e
IN te @fn unb Nen litetrn, @nt,anNunsen Ser 8srtn
unb Slae, SaantntrgieBuu9e S@pS6t Der gerpsn Wta-
ssni6mde, WattBfet Iitberseialasenbei., @erdnSes'
idwa6e Ser5ttpptn G6i6ernbet 3ittern, Wusealamd@s
S4Tnbe1, &ppfamer5 Gntsin6nn9 fee 6alies Der Nais
Der Qunee fes Ya9en8 Der Gtn9eptite ui1e aer ener
letet bic aepiien seteien Gewcbnfe ten ueenb
pelGe tren Spern geiGricber nh olS Ger Sreneu ge-
fang ben @efabren fes l9liss terrbren une wcnn nt
settts sebelt werbr tire giuenssn Spinun9en oernt
ten @dwdde Der Contribution terorrbrinBen, bic Gee unA
6a6 maden nnb snlset cen 36rper ub 0tnn aerfbreN.
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besenfen as elm seunbtr e un Elm seunStr &Srser tie
nrtbpenrsiten Grfcrlerne Sur eteliden @Iadlelettf
nb Sa sbne lte wiro bic eie tes Qet,ns CUR traurisa
glserta9rt Die NnaFttn teS gebenS penfern i6 fiue
LTD une bic see ;rS ersrifien ben Gerrcuns unb me.
landCfhcn SetraGtunsen, fas uas te Sreuben treI@e
Mbeere aentesen, Nerfreiaert iinb.
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9etEtg.

Die redbt6sn g9irtunsen beB 9aerS nb ie5r " farG
ten 8erlu bes gebi6tntes, &errirruns ttr Sheen, Gl
bra6tteit Der @etesrae, bEe Nbnunsen Mbnetsuus pr
her 9eieai4aft, = udt mad @namteie, M6tranen sese
t6 ielbf. Sut3tamfeit u. |. W. tn6 etnse Der atmme
Splee.
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Sun9e WGntpr,

beitnters mee eie Gptr jtneS eebsem Caters serrbex
fnb ba8 jdbrli 10 ptsle 2auere 1T eiu su irites 0rdt
reiet mel6e eur lire rbabenen Gaente lnS enttdelten
@erdnteStr0fte NIT bs Opsr Der ttlamteit cet Se-
nat besert uno Ger ger beaubernee Cone entlSf 6abtn
WIrten rt6sen iid nit ppIem @ertrauen naber.
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0nnae9tute,

fe @ bar3 beimde 2afer eeidwdtb taten, bic Fe 70 p
gen fe ouna6b fpirsn, elst i'm SGais, bur gplutip.
nen bic, wenn nneebeitt, bic @he unmbslt6 MAIDEN unS
Roper unb @ett ;erEren pnten oUrt Se n5ttssn it-
te ban. Splde Yerpnen mieu beppr e enrtten In tie
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uhl.eit ter 9'reHe.

Die riele &duiente pe mGtfemb Der lebten iteben;ebu
Sabre in bieer Mfat tMirt Wu zen uAt bic enge mid
tiger muntdrs tlen Spsrapnen wtYe Or. SpbnOa aus.
lbrte urb henn be un3s fGpperteure unb oiee abere
9erionen tepohnten. cas- pubum ;u mteSertpeu
Walen ansrribt murt5 une enel' in @e3us auf etnen
Gharafter ais Gherlru III geug anf Gbarafer uS Se.
wiTentaft9tet nb Sesenten etae tinretenbe @ewabr.
Iefun6.
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(5srtlssnns tDlst.
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OeitbGftsza zanSeige.

q CENT So. boben In go % glUrb Soparthr., nate
9apetteir Elm gDbsIeidle unS 8entl Drus.@e1af unS
appbefe erSnet Serr g. Setnbcer wre eosrtt bic Yra+
sd1atipn Spn Nettfamenen aus Ynttt9fe DeprSen mp'
en MIR tie Serren AerJe rpte baS Swblttum I'm @u9eme'
aEf b6fiGit aufntertiam MAIDEN.
(12etrSN1t) Y Sen " q Y ..
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elGsr Se Ssiinna son eepifsa sranf6ea aSssia est.
Wttl unb 8ebantlung nb allen Nnteren sdnslit unbe.
tannt gr 1T berangebeet bon enem Geten redes Ct tn
BEN er6esn pipt6len GurrpaS rem erten biees 0a-
bes ;ubadte namltd: Gn9fant, Eranrei9 unU tn eent
Blpfes BON 9biIabepbd / No. rnb bat ee auS5ebspn-
tere prart8, ais aIe anbereA Aerste ber Q8tlt.
Der, elder G Der Yfe9e hes Or. cSpbnpn dubet 6tbt
tann f certraun au eine Gbre ais Mann urb ene Gt.
Imidltdfet ais MrSt
i6z- Office: No. 6nb.Grebert6Rrabe IixItr
6anb BON Saitmpsefr. nebea BET s4rbetsrbaae." ~i
6auttrdntttittr tretben f&nelI 6ebetIt.
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iron TB1 LAHoAsrsR LEDGER. |

Ma EDIroR.-As this 10 time when
every man should be at his post and in de-
fence Of his country's rights, no excuse
should be made by any man who is able TO
boar arms, uul~ss he is doing his duty ut
home. know Of = great many able bodied
men who are shirking their duty and dong-
ing the conscript officers, and there are an.
other class who are at home pretending to
clear themselves by = Misrepresentation Of
,heir amount or worth Of property to shield
themselves from conscription. And there
are still another class who are dissbled on
account Of ply sical debility. ! do not pre-
,end to argue that such exemptions should
not be recognized, but at the same time
am Of tho opinion that there are
many Who arc now In service that should
be exempt for the same reason and are com
polled to remain in service. Why should
. man in service not bs - much entitled TO
exemption for the same disease a. the man
who j. out Of service! !. There is at this
time . great demand for forces, both in the
NSHs Auo uuu W Otuct " tcSb
our army an order has been issued calling
out al from sixteen to seventeen and from
seventeen to fifty. Wsuld il not be- of
more advantage to let boys Of sixteen re.
main at homo and fiil their places with men
who are detailed - government agents &c.
and their places filled by disabled soldiers.
] am surprised that steps have not been
taken in regard to filling the places Of as
many government agents &c b. disabled
aoldisrs, and IN this way hundreds Of our
crippled soldiers who are dependen. upon
their own labor fora support might be
maintained. and our army greatly increased
in numbers and BY the most sble.bodied
men we have. There are various ways in
which men could bs obtained without 10
terfsring with children who, perhaps, have
never ~ much as fired . gDn. ] shall not
continue to mention further the duties
which do not devolvs upon ME, but upon
the ruling men Of our Government.
- JUSTICE.
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Mr.. Stephen's Letter.

Touching upon our seeming rsvsssss.
present prospscts. and future destiny. %
we'll As the line Of policy tho psaple o. the
South should pus.us, Mr Stephens Gays:
In point Of rsversss, our CONDITION 10 no,
to be compared with theirs Should No
bile, Savannah, Charleston. Augusta, Ma.
con, Montgomery. and even Petersburg
and Richmond fall. our eoadn.os ~ ould
not then bs wosss or jsss hopsfal thkn
theirs was in the darkest Aoar ihst reai~d
on their fortunes. With ~islom ON che
part OF those who control our destiny in lLs
cabinet and tho field, ia husbanding and
properly welding our Resources % ths,s
command and in securing the bsarts and
the affections Of the people in the great
cause Of right aud hbsrty ior which ws
are struggling. wss could suffer al fhsss
losses and caiaml,ies, snd greater even. and
still triumph 10 the end. ~ prsssni, how
ever, DO potsss, 90 1 stated in the o..s.,,
that you or ]. or any number Of p.rsons In
our position, can do spy,hiag towards IN
augurating any new movement looking 70
. peaceful solution of the prsssat strife.
The war on oor part 10 fairly and sniiss
~ defensive in its asbsraetss how ioog
il will continue 10 b thas wisksdiy md
mercilessly yaged sgsinss N, d~psnd. upon
the Psop4s Of the Nossa. 0sessts, or
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Northern News.

Northern dates Of the 9th haze been 70
csived, which saws:
In the engagement of September 80, neal
Squirrel Level, the Fedsrsis sckLow ledge
loss Of 1000 in killed, wounded and pris
onsrs, more than half were prisoners.
FarrAgut arrived at Fortress M"nroe on
The 4th, and proceeded up James River
Guerrillus captured two trains on the
Nashs lille road between RichIsnd and Foun.
tain Head. on the nigh, of the ID, and
burned 10 cars.
Accounis from Missouri state that Price
was moving on Ro'la 10 three columns,
. Q right under Shelby and Ai.rmaduke.
the centre under bis own command, and
TIE left under Cooper. Tho latter force
being comPo led mainly Of halt breed In.
di,ns.
Five hundred reb~ls entered Uaioe, the
county sea, Of Fsnnkiin oouuty, o. The i.t
and capturnsd 100 militia.
On n. lst Forssst shsIl~d Athena, Ala :;
on the Sd. he dsmasdrd the surrender Of
Dalton, Ga.
God was 1901 10 New York on the Ith.
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ESTATE SALE.

Pursuaut 10 ordess or the Ordinary Of
Lancaster District, will DO sold on the place
Of Il. w CsmpsiI, dsssassd. on the 3lst
Octs bsr 1864. the following srtisiss, siz:
One Full set Of Blacks,niIh TooIs.
Ore ssi Of Csspcutcr Tools.
One f'isId Tnrss"sr
One Corn MAJ TO sheIl and crush Cora.
Besidss vssi"us other ARTICLES connected
Nth the fsrm.
The conditi"na Of ssle will be cash o.
note with approved security.
n. A. CAMPBELL.
Oct q 1864 3b-1
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Detailed Hen.

Gen. Coopsr. Adjut,at and Iu.prctor
General. bss c.us~d 10 bs ,..u.d q. .Geo
.rsl ord.,., No. 76." dated Oc,. s.h, the
follo~ing very important noties 20 detailed
men:
I. All 6staiis heretofore granted. under
authority Of the War Department. TO per
sons between the sRss Of 10 and q years.
are rsvoksd and sli such detailed mon. TO.
gsthsr with ,hose sithin Oh. said ags.. Who
hold farIosghs. OF temporary exemptions
BY rss.sn Of pending applications for "details.
will BE- prompt, assembled A. the camps Of
Instruction, and appropriately Assigned
among ths annie. for service sIcsps that
men detailed s.d nov sctusIiy employ Cd
In msnsfacssring. prs.idiug, ooliss.iog aod
forwarding muDlaons aud oibss ind,spsn.
sable supple. for the army and navy, or Ia
work Indispensable to military operations,
will be coniinssd in their present employ.
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have Of late put forth insipsatioas to tho
discredit Of Dir. Lincoln's wife, chm -ging
her with accepting bribe-, and with pal,ry
pecuiaiion in croskery bill. r.
As to the a,tacks upon G-n. McClellan
made by thu lincoln osesns. they arc feuI
and di.grac"ful beyond any parallel in par.
tiEan warfare.
How long do tho chief organs Of this Lin
coln faction believe that they can with in-
punity porsus> the work OF viliifying Gen.
Mcclellan ss acowsrd. pcltroon, traitor. and
so forth. 10 = city which will, beyond per-
advepiur.. cas-, from sixty to eighty thou
sand votss in his favor at tbs next election
10 tho present infamsd and revolutionary
condition Of the public mind, any sPark
may serve 10 kindle = conilsgratIon thai
will no, BE- exiting guishsd ~ithou, blood
shed. There will. 20 fear, be attacks upon
the offices Of the newspapers engaged in
ths>a scurriIous outpourings. and 90 shall
have the misfortune TO see tho editor oi
ons Lincoln organ suspended on . lamp
post Al HE own corner, while the editor oi
another Lincoln organ keeps him .ompsn,
on the lamp poet opposite"
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owp State, to whom We owe Allegiance,
has with great unsninity proclaimed the
principles upon which jus, and permanent
peace e"ghtt 10 be sought ana obtained
The Congress Of tns Confederate S,atss
has followed with IN endorsement Of thens
principles. All you, snd !, and others in
our position, therefore, can do on that lius
at this lime, is 10 sustain the movement
thus already innugursted. and TO the Ut
most .! our ability to hold up their pr;nci-
Piles ~ the sure.t hope Of restoring sound.
nes. 10 the public mind North. ss the brazsu
serpsot Was held up fo, the h~siing Of
Irnsl in the wilderness.
The chief aid and encouragement we
can give the peace party at tisc North 10 to
keep before them these gssas fundamental
principles and truths. vi hich alone wiii lead
them aud us to p-rmsnsn, aud lasting
peace. with the possession ard enjoyment
Of constitutional liberty. Win these psin
cip!rs onss recognixsd. the fu,ure would
take care Of hseif There would hs no
more war 80 long =. they should be adhered
10. All qosSt,ons Of boundasiss. Coufed-
sracIss and Union or Uni"ns would aatu-
rally aud sasi a'jsst themselves srcor.
cling 10 tho interests Of the parties sud the
sx'g-ncies Of tho timss. Herein iiss the
true law Of the balance Of power asd the
harmony Of States.
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From tho Georgia Front.
AUGUSTA, Octs6.

AUGUSTA, OctSo.
.OfYieial disratchss con6rm the capture Of
Rome. About three thousand negroes aud
white officers were taken.
The Yankees destroyed all the commits.
sary stores, and burned two squares Of the
best portion Of the towa.
Gen. Wheeler dashed into Marietta and
burned sblock of storehousss, and spiked
three guns.
Our army 10 supposed to be at E,o~sh.
Forlifcatiops have been thrown up on
che Kennasaw.
Dalton has been occupied by our forces
Forrest 10 in Middle Tennessee.
80 AysusrA, Oct. 10.
The correspondent Of the Montgomery
Mail, with Hoods army, says the occups
tion Of Rome was snected without 'opposi.
ton.
The dash into Msrfis.ta vss bloodlss.,
When Sherman learned that Hood had
moved northward. he srossedthe river with,
pwo corps sad formed . line Of observation
>. vinins Station
Hoods line crossed the railroad at Big
Phsnty. - the eth.
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The two armies held this relation TO each
other without firing gun.
On the 9th Sherman Withdrew, retiring
to Atlanta.
Our army then set to work aud effectu.
allydes royed the railroad {. om Big Shan.
ty TO Ostrnauia.
All the bridges FROM 'Ax::is.ts to Dalton
have been destroyed.
We have strongly fortified Kennessw
Mountrin.
jackson holds Rome.
Wheeler had possessiSn Of Rssaca.
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The Yankee Papers and the Prssidsn.
tial Election.

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EXECUTORS SALE

HAVING taken isttsrs testsIneatary
from the County Court. Of Union County
N. e.. srcordiI Y to leS On The Estate Of
William d. Howard, deceased, l shall sx.
pose to publie sale on Thursd.y the tt...:S
day Of November 1854, st the late tssidonos
sf Robert d. Howard, Deceased, fourteen
mIiSs west Of Monroe N. & the following
articles Of properly beisngingto TO said Es.
tate, viz:
All the right title and interest which the
ssid w. ID Howard mad at the time OF his
death, In tbn. trnci or body Of and known
~ the MlLi. IRACI', situated ia the ives
tero part u Unron County, and on he wa
tern of twelve miis Creek, adjoining tue
lunas of q. ID BtoSn, William Jones aud
othsrs, containing about one hundred and
thirty acres, and has on il one of the best
mills (both for grinding corn and whsst,)
In the southern Ststes
Also q good Saw Mill
The interest Of said deceased in these
lands and miiis in QUE third Of the whols
which now under the " III has to be- sold.
Also all-tnc riyh, title aud interest Of
said w. D. Howard, deceased in that body
OF Iands known ~ the Monday. Branch
Iands containing over seven hundred acres,
and sitoated in the western part Of Uuiou
County, adjoining the lands of I. w. Red
mime, 3. r. Howard snd others, and has on
il good ordinary Gr-, Mil. The inter
sst Of said dcccused in these lands nm ID
miiIs is Que third vf The Whole, which now
under the will has 10 BE- sold.
1 Will s'so sell the negro man Sc"tt,
aged about - y<ars, and knowp through.
oct shis ssctiOn OF couu,sy as one Of ths
best hiliess' in tho Conf.dsrasy-a rare op.
pUrtuniiy is now offered to mill owners for
supplying themselves with . kood number
one u'iIIsr-ssid nsgso hx. the sspslation
of being NJ honest - asgross are generally
known 10 DO.
will also s.ii negro Boy aged about
9 yeats, perfectly sosnd and smart
| will siso soil = ssgro ~vu,sn aged A.
sont Is yssrs-sound 30 far ~ known.
/ One Gold Watch.
TwO good Mules.
One Mare.
Aboui % hesd Of tiuss.
Some sheep
Oas Family Csrrixgs.
Onr 90, Black smith fools.
<,ns Road wagon.
One Leg ~ss"n
Ab.vt IS } bu .i,-i. Cora
About sS busb-l. What
a hot "f rr"ssi,.is1.
One Ride Gan
Ono io' OF Fsrmiog T""ts
.ti"u.shoid and .ki'chsa furriior-. and
| vsrious other articles toS tedious 10 msn.
| lion.
3.ls TO be opened Al 10 o'clock A ~.
When aud where the terms Nih b made
known.
CD BROWN. Eussa,or.
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Headquarters,
RESERVE f0RCES, 8 c.
CoLuNsIA, Seps. 10. 1894.


SPECIAL Orders NOT.
r PURSUANT rO GENERAL OR.
L. DER NO. 73, Adjuiaot and inspector
G~nsrsfs -Oai.~, currsat series, (hsrsu,sio
sp sad.d) The Drigad,sf General com,n.a
ding Reserve fvTcss Of Soa.h Cseoim.
hss.by sssulpss control and direction ~
The conscsipliSn service in Tho Slate
H. Except a. hereinafter spscif-d, tn.
srpa.ixm.ton Of the Conserption Depart
asat In the state, including ths Ezau,aiup
Buards, wi,I be ptess.ved; and sH e1isliaR
osdsss. regulations aud instruciisns Of the
cou,nand.n, Of Cnnscripts viii be eoulinu.
I'd offoscs mIiil o,hsrwiss ordered
, Ui Local EnseIiiug Officers and Exam.
lining Boards. viii report immediately TO
.,hs Corunandsnt Of fConscrip,s, and through
hia, CONN, uncxts with these Hsadq usr,rTs.
snd N~i,i. through him. receive order. and
ias,surtions,
~. Az commu nicstious in relation 70
the Con.crip,ion service In the State. ani
all sppiicsiions for exemption and dol all
musi bs nude through tho Commsndsnt Of
Conscripts; communications on all cshss
aubi.c,a will continue To- be made through
the a. A. Gsnersi Of tho Reserve Forces,
sc. = -
v. The Olicsof Congressional Dis,ric,
Enrolling Oife- being aboii: he'd, all officers
heretofore acting IN that capacity will 70.
port by letter to the sComt,andsnt OF Ton
sctipts for assignment to duty Competent
oficefs will bs sssigoed .. "lnspsetors OF
Consefiptlon" 10 the several Congressional
Harcts.
VI. With = view to compliance Of Par.
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New IBpR Essa EMIT SCHEDULE Tue Com
.nissionsrs OF the several St"tes, who 70
c.Hsly net In convention =, Montgomery,
70 establish . uniform schedules in reistion
to the in,pre. smrn, Of Provision. etc, have
materially reduced tho rates, for ins,anee {:
bacon MOTTO exceed Si 81 per pound -four
Si5 per horAred; corn % 40 per. bushel;
frs, class hor.es, $3.50 first cI"ss mules.
$500. These priesa ars TO be uniform In
the St.,ss of Alabama, Louisiana, Mi~siss-
'ippi, Tsnuessee, Georgia, Florida ard
South Carolina - Guardian
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ADvERTIsBMENTs,

WIN bs inserted at three dollars per square
fer the frst, and two dollars per squire
fer each subsequent insertion. A square
tessnsist Of the space Of 10 lines, Brewer type.
Ne Advertisement considered less than q square.
The aumbsr OF Insertions msst be written OF
eask advertisement, or they will be inserted till
ordered oat and charged accordingly.
Local advertising and job work must be paid
for in produce-the old price to govern each
way.
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Pri~ass Jonathan Ford. an exchanged prison.
Or, informs the correspondent the Columbus
Enquirer that about seven hundred Of the pHs.
oners (out Of seventeen bundred) at Atlanta
had taken the oath. and had gone into the ser.
vice Of the enemy as cavalry, and were known
a. the LIST Georgia Cavalry. In this orgsniza.
tion nearly every State in the Confedsrscy 10
represented.
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rHR LANCASTER LEDGER
eubhshei every Tuesday Morning
w. N. CON n O r S
Kditsr and proprietor.
r e r II g.:

For Six Months, in advance, a. 90
Fer Three Moaths, in advance, 225
When net paid in advance, fifty per cent
apsa tho above rates vii! be charged Pay
neat within sae month from the date of
snbseriptisn will 10 considered in advance.
PRopUcERs will be charged at the rate Of
at old prices.
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WILLIAMS 4 ALLIsoa.
A T'rUK n EYS ar IA v
soltoitors in Equity.

i.ANC 40 Hu' U u, .. y.
VIII practice in che Distrcs OF Lancaster.
PROMPT attention gfven toCollsetfon
NJ. WlLLIArs Gay bo Consulted .. YorkvilIs
8. O., and Mr. ALLISON af his euics In On !.
Osyrt Hoass, at Lsaoaster.
Jpby tn iSSs. 'Sf-H
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OF battle, forthe- firing had begun on the
right and left"
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PaASna ~ LIss OF BATyEE.---A chspl.ip
~sisss from bssd', ssnyio ooeof ow En-,
sssnsss. "A few asys sgo we were filing
is.o . bsss's ties BY . regimen. that bad
sisssdy sssneA. We ssw che Colonel. with
bis s<gissas sashssed ssossd him. hoIding
ssyW. 80 ~. soss sas'esa 10 ,Ns skdss