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ly contested all day, but closed with grand
cavalry chnrge under Forrest, by which the
~uemy's whole force was completely rout-
cd with heavy loss. Our loss il represeu.
ted nj 30O0-that Of tho enemy ut 6OO0.-
II is said that late on the evening Of the
Odd, the enemy formed three several times
and made desperate stands, but our troops
charged them on horseback, with sabre =,
and ench time the enemy rccoiled and were
drivcn back with great slaughter. Many Of
them PASSED through eur line. aud we're
captured, The road was lined ith suffers
stores thrown away, dead horses ana Yam.
kses. Next msrniug Gen. Forres,'s com.
nand were too much fatigued to continue
the pursuit. Gen. Ghol,ton with six or
seven bundled Missisrippi State troops went
in pursuit Many Of the ensmy's wounded
fell into our hands. Among our wounded
is Col. Barton, of Bells Brigade, severely in
The breast. Gen. Gholson captured many
prisoners, small arms, subies. ssddles, &c +,
and was still pursuing them u, las, nee cunts.
Gen. Forrest had two horses sho, under
him. lie killed two Yankees with his "a.
bre. We lost rs many officers M men killed.
The campaign is also opening in North.
ern Georgia. A despatch, dated Dalton,
Feb. 25th, says "Our army 10 10 line Of bat.
tie at Tunuell Hill. There was n sharp
engagement yesterday between Claytou's
brigade and the enemy which lasted hal {
the day. Woolfcids cavalry backed by a
regiment Of infantry attacked our line, and
were repulsed three times. In The frat M.
sault 100 Yankee saddles were emptied.-
Our artillery fired shot, and our 10 inch
Parrot did great execution. There has
been hsavy arlilier! skirmishing along the
lines, at intervals, all day, with occasional
Sollsys Of musketry. Both sides are evi.
IDENTIFY mnnoeuvering for position Casual
ties trinng"
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Gge Ie1get.
Wednesday Morning. March 2, 1884.
Acts OF Congress:

Tho frat page Of our paper to-day is Ia
ken up with the Military. Currency and
Tax Bills; measures in which our people are
pe,hnps more deeply concerned at Ihis Time
than any others We will follow them by
ihe publication Of other important measures
Of The late Congress-, including the Act sus.
pending the writ of habeas corpus under
certain restrictions, the address Of Congress
TO the people Of the Confederate States
and sofourth.
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SHERIFF SALE.
BY Order of the Ordinary.

by Order OF the Ordinary.
W. J. Ssognsr. )ord.r for sale ofrs.
Mary n. Broom, Of al. Breem, deceased.
By yirtse Of an order from p. Il. Ham.
msnd. Esquire, Ordinary for Lancaster Dis.
lrict, Twill sell at Lancaster Court Iiouss.
en- the first Monday 10 March next, within
the legal hours Of sale, one tract Of land ,
belonging 10 the Estate Of Abel Broom,
deceased, situate ia said District, On the
waters OF Lynchss Creek, bounded by lasds
belonging 10 tho Estate Of George Ci, ,burn,
J. J. Ogburs, Timothy Steward and others;
and containing two hundred aad thirty six
acres. more or loss.
TEKMs.-Twslvs asnths srsdit, with in-
terest from day Of sale (sxsspt so much
cash Ms will pay tho costs aud expenses Of
sale,) the purchaser to give bead, with COED
security, aad mortgage Of tho promises, II
deemed necessary, 70 the Ordinary for the
purchase mensy.
AMOS McMANUs, SID.
Shsriff's Office, Lancaster, T.. Z.
Feb. IL, 1854, lat
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Army Intslligsncs.

The report Of glorious victsry Of our
forces In Florida, near Lake City, on the
20th ult., under command Of Gen. Fiaegan,
Is fully osn6tmed. We took Eve pieces of
cannon, drove the enemy from the field,
aud were 10 porsuit .af him at last aecsssts.
The Yankes force beaten in this fight 10
estimated At 1000 strosg--ours st less than
1000. The enemy lssdsd at Kings Ferry.
On the st. Aary's river, their object doubt
less being Plsndsr and devastation. Their
dead left on the field we're nsmsrous. Our
casualties were cenparstivsly fsw--not rx.
cesdiog $50 in all. Amosg the killed On
eur side was Lieut.. Col. Barrsw, of .GeCt
.gia.
We likewise have the ist~lIlssnss Of
glsrioss v's'ssy In Misssssippi, achieved
principally BY cor cavalry, under The gal.
ant Fssssst The 6ght ssnnsnssd near
~tsns ~ the .ai alt. Il wss s,nbborn.
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happy to report large maturity Of the
Regiment rs-snlisted sncsnditioral!y.-
There was but forty. eight Of Capt. Stsels's
Company, ], Lancaster Tigsrs) present,
forty ysix Of whom rc.enlis,ed without hesi-
tation. and one of those who refused, in
consideration Of his aye aad dis,ing uished
service already rendered his country, was
advised by his Captain to do ss.
Tho 18th s. c. w., has been temporarily
detached, and assigned to the command Of
Genl. Robinson, to supply the place Of
hikens Cavalry Regiment, which has been
ordered in search Of the enemy elsewhere,
in this Department
The health Of the Tigers is excellent at
this time.
Our address for the present is Green
Pond, 5. e. TIGER"
Feb. I8, 1864
IL affords US great pleasure to publish
the foregoing. These men, nftsr three
years Of service, characterized by privution.
and hardships and conflicts. such as the
world has rarely, II ever, seen .quulel, have,
with unparalleled uannim,ty, rs.enIist.d
"for the war;" whether that DO fer one or
for ten yenrs. The country may indeed
feel proud Of its soldiers. The credit SO
deservediy due to Capt. Steele's gallant
company, we believe may be accorded to
every other company from Lancaster, to
which the question Of rs.snIistmeut has
been prescnt~d. Ia fact We have ye. 10
hear of the first exception the same patri
o'ic spirit animates the soldisrs from every
District and State, and attests their unnl.
torable purpose, either to secure the inde-
pen fsnss Of the country. or TO perish in the
effort. With such II soldiery, can wo ever
be subdusd !-(t:D. LEpeEEl
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SHERIFF SALE.
BY Order OF the Ordinary.

Jane si''.sre, APplies.. } Order fer sale
~. Real Est. PHn.
Janss Steele. asd others cis Steele, decd.
BY an order from y. r.. Ilamaond, Esq,
Ordinary for Lancaster District ! will sell
at Lancaster Csart House. between the
legal hours Of sale, % the 6rst Moadsy in
March next, the land belonging to the E.-
tate Of Fransis Steele, deceased, situate On
the waters Of Camp Creek, adjoining iaad.
OF II X. w. Bsik, Il. N. Bsik and others,
aad eontsiaiog two hundred acres more or
less.
TGRHs.--rwelvs msaths credit with 10
tsrsst frsn day OF sale, except 60 much cash
~ will pay The csst aud expenses Of sale,
,ks purchaser To give bead with coed sssu.
ri,y and . mortgage Of the premises, IL
deemed necessary 70 the Ordinary, fer the
psrshass money.
AN0S MsMANUS, q. l.. D.
SssriE'. Once iAssastsr Z. u.
Feb. Q, iesA, bS-A
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IN EQUITY.

James Gibson and wife
Sarah Selma, In Equity-Las.
Henry Fl. Duncan,
Columbus l.. Duncan, Bill to resovsr
William Duncan, Trust funds.
and others.
u appearing 70 the sasisfastioa Of the
Commissisner that james Duncan, Samuel
A Duncan, Margaret NJ. Williams, Henry
Williams. Sarah Z. Williams, Rsbscsa G..
Williams, Mary Z. Williams, Emma d
Williams and Samuel A. Williams, Dsfsa
dunts in tho above stated case, reside with
out tho limits Of the Stste; on motion o
ksrshaw e. Connors, ompIaiotants Solis
itors, it IL ordered that the said James Dan
Gun, Samuel A. Duncan. Murnret NJ. Will
inms, henry Williams, Samh E. Williams
Rebcce~ c. Williams, Mary z. Williams
Emma ID. Williams md Samuel A. VIII.
Jams do answer, plead or demur to tife bill
in above ease on or before the 10th day Of
April, otherwise Judgment pro confesso will
be ordered against them.
JAMES h. WITHERSPOON,
Com'r Boy l.. D.
Jan D, lSsf, 3m
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To Mule Raisers.

The Fine large Premtum JACK
~ CIURUBUSCO. will be a, the
ilamnoud pl"c. the Spring 1864.
Said JACK WAS awarded 1 premium by the
State Pair at Columbia when u years did.
in competition with full grown Jacks. For
the size and srnlity Of hi. colts refer TO all
that have seen them.
Care viii be taHsa TO prevent accidents,
but will not be responsible should any oc
cur
Terms $40. and go Of that, in all eases,
must b- paid when Mare, are entered, and
the other $40 will bx due when the Mares
prove to be with foal. The Jack will be
limited to 80 Mares. Apply on the prem
i.cs and pay the entrance money TO the
Groom, &c
March =, 1864, 3-4m
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o 2 F CIAL.
Jan s, lSi,

!ApJ'T ASs lysp'K GEs's Orrrck,
Richmond, Feb. 4, 1864.
EEERALO ORDERS No. l4.-Ths fell
~ lowing order is published for the ia.
formation of al! concerned:
L. b. AMERICA, WAR DEPARTMENr,
Rishasnd, February l, 1864.
EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. VIII.
l. ALL PRISONERS heretofore held by the
United Sta,ss suthorities, whether OFFICERS,
soLDiEKs Or CIVILIANS, received at City
Point, EErohE THE lsr OF JANUARY, 1854,
arc hereby DECLARED EXCHANGED.
. ALL oFFICKRs AID MEN OF THx VIcKs.
Burg CAPTURE, who reported fer duty at
Enterprise, Hiss, aI any time PRIOR To TIE
l4TH OF NOVEMBER, 1868, aud whose namss
were forwarded to me by Maj Cen. John
ii. FsrDey, ARE DECLARED EXCHANGED.
3. All officers and men Of the Vieksburg
CAPTURE, belonging to tho first Tenaessss
hsA.y artillery, who reported for duty at
Marietta, Ga, and whose names were fer.
wardrd to me by Col. A. Jackson, ARE px-
CLARED EXCHANGED.
kO. OULD, Agent OF Exchange.
By order: Sisacdl =. CooPfR. Adj't and
lnsp'r Gsnsyai.
lancaster Ledger Ptint.l
Feb. II, 1864. l-st.
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Declining.

Th. latest accounts from Nchmond re
port heavy deciiRs in bonds, stocks, gold,
sterling exchange, sugar, tobacco, &c. This
10 a'hsnlthy reaction Of the late unnseessa.
~ scare nbost Confederate nsiss. Holders
OF thes. Loiss should take encouragement
aid LIE, be too anxious 10 get nd Of the..
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SOUTH CAROLlNA'S DEAD.
BIOGRAPHICAL ROLL OF HONOR {,

AVlNG received frequent applications
IL from the friends sf deceased soldiers
To place in permanent fern and make it
accessible to all who might desire a copy,
the "ROLL OF HONOR" on whish | am
engaged Ter the State, propose to publish
II work moro extended in its scope and de.
sign than the State Rel. enibrasing Bio
graphical Sketches of the officers and men
from this State who have fallen or died in
serie. during the present war, and whess
friends may furnish mo with the necessary
materials for such sketches.
The plan Is this: The friends Of the de-
ceased soldiers desiring place in this work
will forward 10 me the necessary infor ma-
ten to make up for publication the bio.
graphical sketches, or send mo the notices
they wish inserted, when they will bs rs.
vi-ed and compiled fer publication. Each
biographical sketch must be accompanied
by the name Of AT least enc subscriber and
Ten Dollars TO dsfray the expenses aud la
Dor involved in the preparation and sompi.
lauon OF tho sketches, for which a receipt
will DO given emitting the holder TO sspy
OF Ns work nj the subscription price.
AM PerfeetiBg arrangements with lead.
ing. publishing house for the publication of
the work IL will be published ia monthly
numbers, aRd issued in the best style ei
letter press printing, on tine white Enciish
book paper and printed with the best Eng
lish Ink. Each number will csntzin one OF
more portraits Of officers and men who have
distinguished themselves during the wal
The twelve aumbers will make four hand
some volumes.
Terms $50 per aunum. or for twelve
numbers, payable on the publication Of the
first number, Of which due notice will b.
given. The work will be continued unti
the Roll IL completed. Those intending Il
subseribs or furnish biographical sketches
should do so without delay, as the iirs
edition will be limited 10 tho number o
subscribers.
Address WILLIAM b. JOHNSON,
Columbia, s. C.
Feb. II, 1864. 1T
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A CARD.

To TIE VorERs OF LANCASTER DIsrRIcr
As many ur2en, solicitations have been
made repeatedly to me, have finally con.
sented 10 become a candidate for Clerk Of
the Court; inssinuch, as / an psrma emily
disqualified to discharge the duties iscum-
bent on q soldier in the field, in csnse-
qusncs Of wound. I would not, otherwise,
ask place out Of the army.
Should Il be your pleasure to Lonor me
with the Office. ] assure you. 1 will discharge
the duties thereof to the bs.t Of my ability
and ever feel grateful for tho kindness be.
bestowed. Very Rs-postfuliy submit, Cd,
NC. LOVE,
Cas,p I'd =. G. Reg't Feb. ., 1854.
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ELECTION FOR CLEK.

Public notice is hereby given that an
Election for Clerk Of The Court Of Com.
moa Pleas and General Sessions for the
hstiet OF Lancaster, to ill a vacancy oa
chs'oned by the death of Hiram } iiancecK
Esquire, late Clerk of said Court, will bs
holden at Tho several Election Precincts in
said District on Tuesday tho Slh day OF
March next. And the Managers Of Flee.
Tons for the said District are hereby soti.
bed and required 10 attend at their respse.
tive Boxes, or ProsiRets, on the day nfsrs.
said Tor the purpose OF opening the Pslls
and conducting the Election according 10
law being in the manner prescribed for tn.
election si members Of either Brunch Of tn.
State Legislature. Polls 10 be opened from,
= selsek, 4. NJ, t. I O'Clock. =. Al.
r. T. HAMMOND. o Id.
and Clerk FIX Oihcis.
Lancaster {. H., S c., Jan. 81, 1854.
MANAGERS OF ELECTIONS.
FusDrnBUkk Box: G. w. Fundssburk
u. Fundsrburk, =. Robinson.
Sr"vER -" Z. HIlliard, Taos
Boil, Griffin Walker.
CAsTor 60: II. II. Duncan, e,
R.llings, l.. N. C.uth.n.
TAnk r. Bell, P.D. Green.
II. v Massey.
TArAHAw Auss Cook Jsb.
NsSiasus, }. T. Fail.
iioHr"s }. X. Welsh, W. ".
Blnskm"n, y. Gay.
INDIAN LAND Z. 81. Miller, James
Delaney, ALei Belk.
LAseAsrEK &. H." RE. Allison. Ss,nY
Duulap. J. Il. X. Bslk.
SMALL s.. I. Small, w. J.
Stognrr, GarSt Sims.
Feb 5, 1854. b4-St.
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AUCTION SALE.

ON the LIST Monday in March next / will
sell 10 the highest biddsr, fer cash, the f,,.
lowing articles:
l pair Smiths Bellows.
Lag &c Smiths Vice.
2 Anvills.
SledSe and Hand Hammers.
Smiths Tongs:..
3 Stocks and Dies Of Differ
cnt Sizes.
Large lot Of Scrap Iron, Old
Tire, &c.
Lot of new Iron; Horse Shoe,
&c.
400 lbs Horse Shoes.
80 lbs Scrap Cast Steel.
l Doz. Wagon Tongues.
5 New Buggies; Single and
Double Seated.
Second Hand Buggy.
Fore, Jack, and Smoothing
Plains, &c, &c.
Sale will be at my old Carriage Shop, TO
comuene At j, o'cls:k.
". l.. HOWE.
F.L. II, 1854, I-st
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Estate Elisha Blackmon, De-
ceased.

Psrsoas having demands against the u.
tate Of Elisha Blackaos, deceased, late Of
Lancaster District, are hereby aoti6sd 10
present thsm fer payment, 10 the undsr-
signsd, before tho FIRST day Of Apri, asxt.
This notice will be plead 10 bar 10 any
claims presented after that time.
The distributes and heirs At Law Of the
said decsassd are also as,ifed to be and
appear, either in person or by attorney at
the Ordinary's Office Of the said District on
ths first day Of ApnI nsxt, fer the purpose
OF receiving their respective shares and ei-
fsetipg . hssl settlement Of the Estate.
JAMES A. r. BLACKMON,
Adm'r.
Lsncsstsr c. II Feb. \, 1894. st.
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500 Reward.

- ANYWAY about the LIST Nav last, a
IL negro girl nnmcd Jane, belonging TO
the Estate OF A. A. Coff-y, deed. Said ne
gro is Is or is years old, about five feet
high. very dark md aas xery large feet, toes
inclined outward. ! will pay Fifty Dollars
for the apprehension and delivery Of said
negr" to me or II lodged In any Jail 10 that
] can get her.
r. c. POTTS. Admir-.
Jan. 30, 1864, 5O-tf
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ESTATE NOTICE.

ALL persons issebleA ~ ne Estate Of
Jamss r Glenn, dessossd, arc requested to
make Paym@t.te the aader-irns and all
persess hayiag dsaands sa,.iast said Estate
will please prsssat thsa huaediateiy for
payment.
J. n. MoMURRAY
AAkGAREr H. GLENN
Adm'rs Of JOHN ID. GLENN, decd
J,R, @, 1864. 47-sm
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1lk. EDITOR annsuIcs II. a
Clyb"rn. sfCo Z 22d Rcgimon,,S = &. V,
M u candidate fer the sfiicc Of Clerk Of the
Court fer Lancaster District T. II e.. i~a
member Of the Lancaster Guards and has
been since Jan. 1851 Ssrgt =. H. CIV.
burn is we'll calculated to I'LL The Office, u.d
obligs many frirnds and voter.
u. Hp.rou.
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CLOSE UP.

Psrsons indebted to the late arm Ell. l.
Duriap e. Co, by open acsouut, are reqass.
ted 10 como forward immediately and settle
by mole or cash. The books Of the con.
csrn are in my hands for settlement.
JONES CROCKETT, Agent
Jan. 1T, lSs ~. 6A-N
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Cash on hand from last report S435,sl
1868,
Aug . Reed from Tax Collector 1895
s9l5.o6
Paid gu, since report TO fall term 1869.
1868.
Jan. 4 Paid !. 81. Ingram for Bridge
Lumber, 4OX
Paid J. A. Cunningham for r..
pairs on Bridge, so
June I Paid San'I Blue for repairs on
McAlpins' Creek Bridge, 1900
Paid w. NJ. ConHors ipr pub.
fishing last Renort, 1900
Paid J. J. Craig for repairs on
GiIls' and Camp Creek bridges 1000
Aug. Paid J. A, Cunningham for
repairs on Clinion's Bridge
and Bear Creek Bridge, 400
Paid ilsod & Taylor sor Bridge
Lumber, 500
Paid J.. Crni., Treasurer OF
board, COMMISSIONS on SlS2
At per cent. for cnsh paid out
frcm las, report up la date 3,94
Paid }. J. Craig, Treasurer
Com, on S479.35. reed from
Tax Collector Aug. 3 1863,
Mt 2 per cent, 9.3s
Amount paid out S2II,o7
Balance in Treasurers hand. sIO3,Is.
S 0 u L II G 4 II o IN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Personally came before me John J. Craig.
Treasurer of the Board of Roads and
Bridges Of Lancaster District, and on oath
says, that the above is a just and true nc
count Of the amount of monies received and
paid out by him since Fall Term 1882, us
above set forth. Aug. 28lh 1861.
Swarn TO before me
Ii. }. HANCOCK. Clerk.
JOHN J. CRAIG
Treas. of Board.
Examined and approved by the Beard Of
Roads and Bridges Lancaster District,
Aug. 20, 1863. JOHN ROSS
Chairman.
J. \. CUNNINGHAM, Clerk.
March 2, 1864, 1t
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Estate Of Charles Thompson,

Persons having demands against .he Es-
tate OF Charles Thompson, deceased, are
hereby netiied To present thea to the aa.
dersigned en- or before the hrst day Of
March next, In order that q settlement Of
the Estate may be made. THIS notice will
DO plead In bar to any demands presented
after that time
MARTHA N. THOMPSON,
Adw'r.
Feb J, 1854 b2-4t.
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N". LDIr"H We would ssggs.t ,hr
name Of Sir. N J ilsugh rs = .nita bio per.
son Tor the Clark Of the Court for L.nsas
ter district.
lie entered the Confederate army in April
1861, Was in the battle at Msnass the
lsh. 18th and goth July. in son.vqnrncs Of
fatigue and exposure, contracted 4 disease
of The lungs from which he has not yet =.
covered and consequently was di.rhsrgst
fro. service, aud still remains unable 10 Ia
bsr TO support himself add family.
MANY FKIEps To DISABLED SOLDIERS
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lyon Tag LANCASTER .LEpors.I
In for the Wax.

.nKAR LGposR.--fa sbsdisaes - the call
.sf' the. .Pfssidsss, The i7ih 8. C. w., was, on
ysstsniay, called % 10 cons forward On.
ssaditisnally, and sigs ID. rolls placing
themselves in service fer the wsr. Isu
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Announcements.
A FATHER

Nm. EDiToR,- will please announce
Sergt N. G. Love II candidate for Clerk of
the Court, 10 fill the unexpired term Of tn.
lamented H. Hancock, and very much
oblise his, MANY FRirsD..
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hs ESlroR.-Pleass annsuass II. r.
itancesk, dissssed ssidier,C Co. u, Iih ). C..
Cas- cnndida's Tor the siScc Of Clerk Of the
Court for Lancaster District aud sbig.
MANY FSIxEps.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ADJ'T AND INSP'T'R GEMS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, +. bruary 23, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS NO s.
7 AN Act of Congress having declared
l.. ali Persons between Tho ayes Of seven.
tees ana fifty years Iinbl. To Confederate
service, II is deemed unnecessary 10 Proceed
With the enr"llm.nt directed Ia be made Lv
General Orders Ne. , issued from this Of
hce.
IL. General Orders Nos 2 and 3 ARE,
therefore, countermnnded, and the appoint.
ments Of Enrolling Officers and Surgeons
announced bv G-aeral Orders No. /, ARE
revoked. Said officers will present their
nscsunts for pay for the iine they hay.
been on duty, at this "Gcs, for approval.
Ill All orders pubiisa-d in the papers Of
the State in relation 10 snid enrolment
will be discontinued after this date.
BY order Of the Governor
A. &. DARLINGTON,
Adj't. and In.p.- General Of 5. Z.
March ,, 1864 3-lt.
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We are authorized 10 announce Il. 5.
Riddle as n candidate for the sAics Of Clerk
Of the Court fer Lancaster District.
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W. are authorized 10 annosace Col. u.
4. phes asa .cnndiost. FOR the sfiso Of
CLERK OF tss Court fer i.aacastsr District
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Jsa. 30, 1854.

The friends sf Mr.. }. r. HcAt~rrsv an
nounss him q candidate fer the Office ef
Cleik Of the Court. Mr. McMurray Nv,
been in tho serviss uf hi. sountry and WI,
discharged on account Of physical disability.
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Patriots ara you willing TO do all in ysur
power TO extricste ou, beloved country
from her present nscessitous circumstances? 1?
You, past histsry nuthorises me to anuci.
pate your response.
SYLVANUS URBAN.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-03-02

We are authorized by the friends OF Mr.
Isaac w. Hunter to announce Inn cusdi
date for the office Of Cle,k ofthe Court, ,made
vacant by the death Of II. J. Hancock. Esq
The friends Of John w. Twitty, ESQ an.
nouncs him n candidal~ 10 6li the vacancy y
in the office Of Clerk Of the Courl.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-03-02

Nix. EDIroR.-Pssss announce Mr
J"sspn B. BsVd u sasdidats far the office
Ut CIsrk Of the Court. Mr.. Boyd has been
IN ths service Of his sosntry and vas dis.
charged on account Uf physical disability
May FIIKIna
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-03-02

At Lancaster Court House on Msnday
and Tuesday the 1lst and 22d days of
March
A. Nelson Bells. Wednesday, March 23d
At Matthias Crsnshaw's, Thursday, " 2Ath
Al Pleasant Hill, Friday, .25lh
At Small's, Monday, 2sth
A, Gee NJ. Fuudrrburk's. Tuesday" " 29th
At Taxahaw, Wednesday, " sOth
Al Horlon's, Thursday, 3lst
At Mrs NJ. &. Huey's, Monday, April 4th
At Craigsville, Tuesday. btL
At T. X. MaEl!s, Wednesday, e" 9Th
At Bsllnir, Thursday, 7th
At Ross Store, Friday, 9Th
and at the Court House Sslesday in Nav.
The tax books will be closed on Saturday,
the 2ist day OF May; all returns must be
made on or before that day. All persons
engaged in agriculture are required to make
a return Of the number Of hands SO en-.
Ployed. Taxpayers are required by law to
make their returns, and pay their taxes in
the District. whore the properly is located.
Free negroes are required to make their re.
turns and pay ,hsir taxes during the month
Of April.
J. n. HUNTER,
r. G.. l.. ID.
Feb. ~, 1861. I-3m.