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ADJUSTMENTS.


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~ TENTH STREET. ABOVE e. -5
soEs 2. 7osr------. Manager sud rroyrfs;or
fklso Of Holiday Street Thsatsr, BaItiEaors,1
FRIDAY EVENING, Jan. %,
Third benefit og
MRS. D. BOW WERS,
FIETH EXPERIMENTATION OF
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= To conclude with ID
FAyORITE FARCE.
seeata may be sssursd f.r Monday any day this
week. In preparation.
LADY ISABEL OF EAST LYNNE.
0RCvEE'S THE EATER.
PenHsylpania Apcnue, near RiIards' Hotel.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ----- -----. - Director.
FRIDAY EyENINg. Jaa. 2s, 1854
On. which eccs.ion she viii appear In the great
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Produced with al the saE -
os1e1Ffkhb AFfhosSIHqhi sRstGi .sosnnnr.
From 'eriss sf pictures Of the Brsands
W" i II Is ssssssssff of
COURT BE pR eli sFsoee,,
40 'l ~. apkfskfSe soEs, :,
g AoSSAsa GENTLE zrrltEs, tEs MARIA
THE Br1aAHb's D DYING SONG
The Drama Will be cast ith the full siren 9Th of
tbs Excelsior Star Company.
Drama z the 6uKss i MoTro eaSr Do produced the
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Northern News,

Fhe Few York Herald has letters from
Niagara Fails which says Judge Black, AZ
torney General under Buchanan, and iIay,
il.incoln's Private Secretary, had auo tnrr
interview with Clay, H"icombc g. Co. and
that Lincoln was about TO offer an armis.
t'ce, apd propose = meeting OF Commission
ers in Baltimore or some other border city
The Washington Chronicle has dates
from Memphis as late NJ the 2Ist ult
" hlch state. tint city v.s attacked :; .
o'clock in tie morninC by Forrest with
5000 cavalry. Thsy drove ia the pickots
and dashed directly 70, the hoady martvrs OF
Wsshburne, who escaped they also made
a eush on Buckiands headquarters, who
also escaped. They next attacked the Ir.
wing prison and were repuI-ed by the guard.
They next visitsd the Gaya,o House, sx.
pccting TO capture Hurlbert, but did not
su:eeed In getting po-sss~ipa Of him
Our troops nov attacked the Rebels, and
soon drove them from the city, killing 80
or more. Our loss in killed and wounds ed
about come up TO that Of the Rebels.
New York telagrams say that rumors
are current there in the best financial cir
cics that the Government has decided To
send hive comm ssiOners to Richmond 10
arraugs prsiIninaries for peace.
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OBITUARY.

Died. June 9th, At bis rssidcnce near Ian.
caster Z. H., 8. C., Sargt. JAMES KEARNEY
BENNETT, Of Co. "D, Tst s. Z. Regin.ent, in
the s4th year Of his age.
Again our country is called upon to mours,
the loss OF one OF hei noble defenders Yes. a
true, brave, . noble soldier has fallen. One
who WAS ever ready and willing 10 do his duty.
Brave, noble, generous, lie had endearsd him.
self TO his comrades aud won the respect and
conhdence OF his offcerr. lie passed n number
OF hard fought battles unseratcbed, Lut fell ut
last victim To disease contracted in CAMP
The writer Of this feels entirely incapable Of
doing justice 10 the many virtues which so emi
nently adorned his character, but having known
and loved him well, is unwilling that the earth
should close over his mortal remains without
offering even this feeble tribute to his memory
Sad, sad indeed 10 this affection to his com.
radss. And how much more 30 must It be to
his almost heartbroken family. But bis war
lure 10 now over, and where shall we find
another such friend and soIders Our heart
points US 10 no one who can take his place.
Long, long will he be missed by those whose
privilege Il was 10 know him well. But We
hope the lose. 10 ours, not his.
LIP.
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. The intelligence from Petersburg aud Rich
mond, which We puS',sh elsewhere, is OF the
most cheering character. According to Gen.
Lees officiai report (the General, be it remem.
beted. never exagerates) the assault upon the
enemy's works oil Wednesday last was com
p'ete success, resulting, IL would appear, In our
repossession Of the Weldon Railroad. This
victory comes in most opportune moment
on the eve of the meeting Of the Chicago Con.
Vention- Already there is a great deal said In
the Northern papers about sending peace com
miss'oners to Richmond, and this victory will
give tone to and strengthen the rising clamor
among the people for eace 1t Is well to be guar.
dsd against vain delusions on this subject bu,
surely, unless the signs Of the times great err,
light Is beginning to break through the dsep
darkness by which We have been surrounded
for the last three years.
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lyoR THE LANCASTER LrpaER 4

MIR EDITOR :-fou will please give place
for few liner in the Ledger for the sntis.
fnction and relief OF the friends of thofs,
VINO have been unfortunately killed, woun-
ded and captured, during tho present cam
paign In Co. +, 22d Regiment, Il. CIV
near Petersburg, Va First casunl,iss wns
on the night Of the l7th June Private C.
Miller, wounded arm flesh wound Pfiynt.
q. Williams and z. Perry, captured -
Killed IN trenches on the 28th June; Private
Ino bareheld on the night Of the lSt
'u'y: Private w u. Caskey, / mile in re-.
serve. Stray shot, nj different dste.: Wuun
ded, Il. McMauus, left arm a.si, wound : i.
l.. Parker, face seriously; J. J. Il. BAKER.
foot seriously; Corpr. u. A. Lyles, both
legs seriously, on the Both July, by mining
exp'"sion-seen and recognized Killed.
Sergt. w. w. Funderburk, Priyates left
Eas,rid go and J. w. Eastridgs, those no,
recognized or ssen after explosion ; Private
J NJ Fuuderburk, " l. Fundcrburk. Il r
Halle, w Ellis, w Enstridge, Jno. Spray,
Sam1 Foibert, aud Scrg'i G w Joyner
Seen after the explosion, and supposed
captured; 1T A w Heath, Ssry't A TwnI-
ter., aud Private J N Cnrnes, Wounded.
Sergt w l. Biackmon, left side by ball
hesh wound seriously Private D L L.nn.y,
mashed. Mud Icy amputaied Private ] ii
Harris, mashed seriously body Private J
Ross mashed head and body seriously ;
Z En"tridge. mashed severe; Private s =
Gordan, mashed right thigh others slight.
" wounded. Eight have reported for du,,
and u H. hoped more will return in a few
days. ResbectfulIy submitted
Your Obt servant,
q. w. +.
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Affairs About Mobile.
The Capture of Memphis

MoBiLS, Aug 33.-Several Federal yes-
sells are cruising below the obstrucs,ions in
the upper bay. Scouts report that yestsr.
day morning, the Federal fleet hauled up
close to Fo-t Morgan and opened fire
The fort replied and badly crippled two
vessels on the Eastern shore. The epemv
were landing aud p!undsring near Point
Clear.
A special despatch to the Advertiser, ds.
ted Pamela and Oxford. says Forrest arrived
at Panola last night. The Yankee loss wus
800. The Memphis SURPRISE was complsts,
and tho night charge excitiog aud terrific.
Forrest sent dag OF truce, offering to er.
change prisoners; but Washburne refused,
saying ho would capture him before reach
ing Pa Ola. Smith, hearing OF Forests
movements, hastily reirsated from Oxford
towards Holly Springs, burning the Cour.
House, the principal business portion Of
the town, besides many privpte houses, the
residence Of Col. Jacob Thompson, and
committing many depredatioas. Oar forces
re occupy Oxford and are pursuing Sui,i.
MoBnE, Aug ~.
Fort Morgan is in the euemy's hunds.-
Whetkrr it was surrendered, evacuated mr.
blown up, 10 unknown. Reports nre con.
fcting and nothing relisbIs.
ATLANTA, Aug. 23.-A despatch from
J0nesbOro slates that a Federal raiding mar.
.ty in heavy force has appeared at Fayel,e
vile. 90
Official dispatches from Gen Maury in
Mobile, confirm the capture Of Memphis by
Forrest. Washburne and staff were cap.
tured with the city. Dixon. Bridge, over
Film, River, near Fayetteville, WA burned
this morning.
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Iron THE LANcAsrEG LEnGRa.I

se tina, my name has been propo .ed
through the Ledger, ss candidate for the
Legislature.
iu reply ] NUT say that have no poIiti.
cal aspirations 10 crafty. No ambition to
occupy sss. smsng such . responsible
body Uf men.
Therefore a9~r returning to "Taxnhaw" "
aud those Of my friends who soIicitsd me
privately in the early par, Of the summer
my warmest thanks for their high uppre.
ciation.ot INV merits, ! most respectfully
d=ss:is= .!is :::::::;a.=.:ea :. this .i.a..
J. A. CUNNINGHAM.
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8 D u I II Cal ROLIN 4.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Office Ceurs Of General Sessions aud Com.
mon Pleas-
], John w. T~itty. Clerk of said Court,
in parsasnse Of the directions Of the Act
OF the Legislature, 10 sach case mads aud
provided. do hereby give public notice that
an elecsion for Tax Collector and Ordinary
for Lancaster DISTRICT will be held on Tues
day the iiih Gay OF October nexi, a, the
nsu.l places Of election ,hroughout the said
District.
Witness my hand at Lancaster C. II this
26th day of August A. ID. 1854.
JOHN w. TWITTY,
Clerk G. 8. e. C.P.
avg %, i6e<, SD
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soR Jns LASCAsrks LEpaER.J
Sabbath School Celebration.

BIN. EDiroK.-T The subject of Sabbath
SchVois is one which will 10 doub. bc in
tercstitg 10 those Who ure alive 10 thu,
great iinportencs' Of reiigiousIy training th.
youth OF our land. woul. be glad to say
much on this topic, but time is waning, aud
other duties pressing upon m. ~ that |
cannot do more than alluds 10 il in con
nection with the recent Celebration had AL
Damascus Church on ths- Lancaster Cir
cuiL TIL. Sabbath School sl this Church
was joined-by two others, one Baptist aud
ons Union. on the 18Th instant for th. pur.
pose os having a Celebration, and thereby
TO advance the interests of ali Of ths,n. Il
was my fortane 10 DO present for the iis.t
tmo TO Witness a Sabbath School C.I.bra.
iioh and such mn intering scene il has nov
.r,been my privilege TO behold. The little
girls and boys, and young ladies aud yen
ti.mai', Tor many OF tiiess too arc regular
attendants, seemed perfectly delighted with
She e sxercises Of ihs ocrasioD (; ana they all
umnlics'sd the greatest interest. while the
whole audience wete chaiued TO the rare
scene WITH Tue most exquisite pleasure -
he programme was arranged and executed
by tie polite sud skillfui DR.. Johnson of
that nrighborbood. The order was for tbs
Superlafsnds mt Df encb School to divide
The whole nu mbe Of bis scboiHrs into tw q
classes, then propounded questions from
the Books used IN each rcheoI. Zach Su.
PerintsndeDt was limited to 20 minutes ia
which time his ,chvol was 10 exhibit the
progres. j, had made, and, also to make
dee lamaliOns and sing a.select-d Hymn
from the "Sabbpth School" Bell" 'Tbs,e
exercises having gone around 10 order, DR.
Johnson favored the audience with an in
teresting aud sppropris speech; ;af or whlsh
Rev. &. 1nylor and myself were called ap
on To address the Schools. which, Of eours.
neither Of us could refuse. The Schools
then formed procession aud marched TO the
long tables richly fgraisnsd with every
thing the apPedtssof u healthy man could
wish. The girls and boys deyourrd the
deiicaeies spread before them with an earp.
esipsss truly amusing.
Everything went cG with admirable tsst-
nnd most say the seeDs. WHICH passed be.
fore ms on that day will not sooo be for
gotten for 10 made q lively. impression or
the .niads or all. No. fears need he induIg
ed for the moIals Of that community 10
longs as these schools continne.
Before. close must mention their sing
Ing. The melody of those swest yoiss,
vibrating through the grove Of 0an,ascas
chsiDed nv enraptured soul 10 the choi
-aboys--for the moment ] felt suspended
between Two ~orlds! II. was snblims-
sisvssing ny spirit and s~vlling my haar
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Editoria. BrevIties.

Gen. Wade Hampton has been appointed
Commsnder.in-chiefo Of al the cavalry connect.
ed with the Army Of Northern Virginia.
We understand (says the Augusta Chronicle
and Ssntinel) that another military prison for
Yankees 10 10 bs erected on the Central Rail '
eoad near Millen.
General Scott completed his 18th year on
June eoth. lie had put the Memoirs Of his
lie in the hands Of Sheldon l. Co, for publics-
zion, and contracted for its issue early this
month.
The Governor Of Alabama has followed the
worthy example Of Governor Brown, In order.
ing the aliens Of that State 70 take up arms in
defence Of their property, or. on the refusal 70
DO 20, - leave tbs Stsss.
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NOTICE.

will expose TO the highest bidder on
Saturday the Sd day Of September, nj! the
personal E.ta'e Of Henry p. Hancock, do.
ceased. consisting as follows: Two Horses,
one Saddle and Bride. one fine ian, one
Cow. two CnPboards, Ne. ! Tables, Wash
Stands, Desks, Trunks, Beds, three turned
Bedslssds. = lot Of Chairs, turned and
mostly all new. and various other articles
too. tedious TO mon,ios.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
b. X. HANCOCK, Adm'r.
Aug so, 29-at
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Slave Labor for tho
Coast,
DIVISION NO
COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS

4 COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS AND
"a The town authorities within the Judicial
Districts OF Lancaster, Kershsw, ,hester6eId
Darlington, Marlboro, Marion, Sumter, Claren.
don, Williamsburg, and Horny, will forthwith
summon all Shareholders within their resnec,;v.
limits TO deliver ONE-HALT of their sIsvas
liable to road duty, at the Railroad depots nesr'
est their residence, on TUESDAY THE 9th
DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, at 8 o'clock
M, there TO await transportation to Cbarlestn;,
for thirty days labor on the iortifcations'
ii. The Confederate authorities have mada
requlsiton upon the State for Two Thousand
iaborers monthly. The proportion Of one. fourth
heretofore called tor, had failed to supply half
oil this lumber. In view OF this fact and the
great urgency Of the demand for labor at ,his
time, it is deemed expedient to shorten the in.
teryal between the calls, and increase the quota
Tins is no violation OF the law, for il does not a.
the quota OF labor, nor the interval betwe en-
the calls, but prescribes that such proportion
shall be called Tor as will fill the reauisiton
giving thirty days notice. Each Division in
.ue oruer hHeu VIII De req'red TO furnish this
quota, and no injustice will be done to any
Ill. AL parties, whether indiyi,h,als or co,,-
psnies, who own or employ more than ON.
road hand, are required to furnish their quota
(oue.haif) unless relieved by detail from De-
partinent Headquarters. This CAN relieve univ
those hands permanently engaged Oh the spe.
CHIC work tor which the detail was grauted-
Commissioners Of roads will give their atten.
ton to this matter aud report TO thu Office.
~. Great confusion exists from the inner.
iect manner in which the names of owners aro
gwen 70 agents at the several depots. Itis
The duty OF one, or more Of the Commissioners,
to be present to verify the quota of each own.
er, and prepare correct lists.
Within five days after delivery Oh this call
they will please forward to this Office names of
dsfaulters III their respective divisions OF roads.
X. b. JOHNSON,
Agent of the State of So. Ca.
Aug. 80, 1864. est
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Headquarters,
Conscript Department,
COLUMBIA, Aug. ~, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS NO.9.

COLUMBIA, Aug. ~, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS NOS
n THE attention Of persons exsmpted mr.
~ detailed TOR agricultural purposes. and
who have given bond to the Government il
directed to the following paragraph from Cir.
cular No. "a, Bureau Of Conscription:
~. The sale to the Government. or tn thu
families OF soldiers, at prices fixed by the Com.
missioners OF the State under the Impressment
Act, vi the ias:ks.sh!= .,es remaining after
furnishing the Government with the stipulated
quantity oi provisions. and which he may raise
from year to year while his exemption con,;n.
ues, is made, by the Act of Congress, approved
February IL, 1864, one OF the conditions ofe1.
emption allowed TO an overseer or agriculturist
A claim Is asserted DO some Of those ex snnted
as agrcuiturists to exchange such part of the
aforesaid surplus as they may please for sun.
plies OF provisions, clothing and the like. 10 bs
consumed In family use, and to sell to the
Government or the families Of soldiers onIv
what may remain of such surplus after making
such exchanges. This claim il in violation ni
law and of their construct with the Govern.
msnt and cannot be allowed
Upon satisfactory evidence being furnished
that persons exempted as overseers or agricnl.
turists have or are thus disposing of their sur.
plus productions by exchange az ator esaid. En-
rolling Officers will arrest all such persons. for
ward them 10 their nearest Camps Of .Instruc.
ton, TO DC retained there until 6nal action shall
10 taken and announced in their cases. and
forward through the proper channels of com.
munication TO this Bureau q report Of all the
facts and circumstances OF each case.
Every ssricultarst or overseer, upon re
csivng his certificate Of exemption, should be
informed that the action indica ted above will
be taken in the event Of not disposing of his
marketable surplus in accordance with the re,
quiremenu Of law"
III. Officers and agents OF the Subsistence
and Quartermasters Departments are requested
to communicate information to Enrolling OFF
GERS oi all Instances coming to their KIN owledpe
in which persons exempted or detailed for as.
| ricultural purposes have violated the stipuia.
tons OF thsr bonds to the Government in the
sale or other disposition Of their mark etabls
surplus.
c. d. MELTON,
| Major, Condt Conscripts.
| Aug. 80, 1854. 2s-at
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Army Intelligence.
From Virginia.

PETERsBURe, August 23--Sincs the
hight on Sanday the enemy have oeen en-
gagged IN extending his lines West Of the
Tai!roai and towards the city. The snsmy
now occupies The ground ou which the bat.
Ties OF the last lev days were fought, and
his pickles advanced SON. distance this
side. The Vaughan Road, one mile wss,
of the railroad, Is also occupied by the ens-
my, Who are siroagly fortified there.
PErEa-BUGo, Angus, 26.-Our forces On.
Ish haes in front Of bermuda Huodred..
I'm" morning. c"ptar'ng some 90 prisoners
The engagement lastsd but = shvrt time
Ou5 loss WAS small
For several days past the enemy have
been pIckrting in front Of Bermada Hun
dreds, with negroes in front, aud also on
the line Of the W-ldoa road. No change
has taken place since our last report.
The enemy have been engaged 10 day
shilling Lis forces 70 hi, left. Butler .
cavalry engaged The enemy'S cavalry. ten
Viies below, night before last, and repuis.d
The effort hoy were making 10 draw 10 our
picket lines. The loss was small. llesyy
firing has hecn heard soms distance down
The line Of ihs Weldon road during the las,
t-S"osS hot hsCeTbutucu.
RicHA"HD, August 26.
The following official dispatch WAS 70.
ceiysd last 1igh;
tEADo ~ ARMY NoRTHERE VIaSnIA,
August a6, 1854.
To Hon. J A Srddon:
Gen. "A =. iiiH stiseked the enemy in
his en,f-nchments NJ R~sn,'s Station yss.
terday evening Al the second assault ne
carried the eRtIre line. Cooks and McRas
North Carolina Brigadx., under Heath
Lanes N &. Brigade, wiIcox's Division,
under Conner, with rsgsam'. Artiiiery,
c.tnpossd the assauiiing coiumn One Iioe
Ut brras." orks was carried by The e....Iry
under iiampton with great gaiiautry, who
contributed largely TO the succsss. Seven
stand of soio's. t~o Thousand prisoners, and
nine pieces OF artillery are in our posses.
sion. The loss of the enemy in killed .nd
wounded reported heavy, ours relatively
email.
Dnr profound gratitude is due TO the
Giser Of MI victories, and 10 our brave men
and officers engaged.
(SsgnedD X. z. LEE.
PETERSBURG, August 20.
The affairs on the Weldon Raiir osd on
"Wednesday WAS u very gallant one, and
suecessf1l in lbs results.
While the snemy's cavalry under Geo
Spenss, weis engaged tearing sp the track
ssversl miles boy o6d Rssm's Station Con.
tfamptDn attacked and forced them back
'bshind thoir infantry supports.
liamP,an Disappointed his men and Tough,
their infantry gsadasiiy bat steadily push.
ing thsm back uniii they reschsd th-i
strong works, one mile this side Of Rsams
capturing about eight hundred prisoners.
AZ 1--we o'clock IA tbs afternoon Gen. Hill
attacked the sasmy's forts, aod after shor
but sharp light took them, sspturing . lsrg,
fnamber of psjsops snd oins pieces OF artii
lery, snd the enemy fed In great confusion
J COL Pssran Of tsios"osd, swssd 'h
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| tfenchments at Petersburg, only two corp,
including one negro brigade.
We have on this side Of the river a fvrcs
OF abont 10000, inciuLing Gary's Brigade
OF cavalry, and to keep up appearance,
ong our whole line the truops were de
pioyed in one rank, about three PAGES apar,
Our line extended from Viii Q Oak Swami
On the ChickahoIniny, to Chafiu's Bluff. on
The James river, a distance of ten or tw.lv.
miles. though not protected by breas,u orks
more than half that distance.
About 10 o'clock in the morninv. of ,b,
10Th inst, the enemys Infantry mad. an
advance on our le!t, on the Charles Cny
road, in the vicinity Of Riddle. Sbop, bn,
hndinR The cavalry in larger force there
Than they expected, fell back near D.ep
Bottom after u small engagement. One
hour later they sdvanced upou onr work,
between The Char les lily and Darby,own
roads, protected by h.fantry,-wripht,
'tGeorgiu) Brigade The brea,tworks nj
this point had bssn hastily constructed thai
morning, and ~eIe not ofa v.ry formida
BILE character, though the enemy wer. re-
Peaiedly repuls.d by III. brave G.orui,ns
before finally, by sheer force Of overwn.lm'
lug numbers. they gave bsck.nnd the epe,n,
for time gained decided advantage. Hs
broke through our limo and took po.,es.ion
OF a considerable portion OF our wbrks He
enjoyed this advantage bui u very brief
time, when MeGowan's aud Lane, Brio
AIDES, having bcen msssed for the purpos,
swooPed down npon their left iank with
the violence Of q tornado, driving them In
confusion, panic stricken fIom the 6.la -
The slaughtered the enemy at ,hi, min,
was considerable, mostly negroes, who came
up 10 reinforce the white Ysnk..s O,,
boys refused 10 take them ~ prisoo,r.. but
some hliy odd taken nj other points w.,s
Started 10 Richmond yesterday, and il l.,
positively k9own they never reached the
e'ty-you rsn very easily guess what b,
come OF them One taken to The rear by n
membet Of Company |, has mysteriousIy
made his disuppraranes in the fog.
our loss was very small, net more than
10 killed, wonndvd and missing in the I2,h
Regiment The most Of the wound, Mr..
slight and doing we'll In Company !. S.rp',
u. w. A. Porter, shot Though bio, a. IN
wouDd-doing we'll, Company T., L. +.
hill. flesh wound 10 left fors arm. None
killed in the Lancaster Compani, s-ouIy
Two IN the Regiment,-J. l.. Parker, and
X Dover, Of York District
All quist Ia front TO day. saw Evan
Wl'Ia'n., Of Gsrys Brigade Of ca,a airy. yes.
tsrday. lie reports no casualties from Ian
caster i" Tho iiamp,oa Legion. a.d other
commands in which our District 10 repre-
scented, IN that Brigade. Capt Il. n. Sims
who "ss III tempurary c"n'ninnd OF the TIN
Regiment ot saruiry, i. eon.t,Iimented very
ihgh'! t's eb'9pfru""s-v"i.!. .!.,,ry We hope
aeon TO see Thea Valuable oticcr OCCUPY n
po"'inn Which Lia ui.h.~Iy kno owiedge on.
tius bih TO, ~aying n..thing Of his .thriru,
SERVICES tisfrtUiore r-nd-red tao country.
ST. ii"g iluics is i,uk-- f"r ii the Valley
-keisi,aw With his Div,.i"n Ut la, in.ibies
has rearhcd Early Lsfsrs nov. Rumo,
"a>s Early is again advancing.
Yours.
local,