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EXECUTORS SALE.

IA INV taken lettSrS testam mentary
from the County Court of Union County
N. Z. according to law on the Estate of
William ID. Howard, deceased, shaI, .x.
pose TO public sale on Thursday the third
day OF November 1864, at the late resid,uc.
OF Robert d. Howard, deceased. fourteen
miles wrst Of Monroe n. G. the following
articles Of property belonging to said Is.
tate, viz:
All the right title and interest which tn.
said w. ID Howard had at the time Of his
death, in that tract or body Of iand known
rs the MILL TRACT, situated 10 the wes.
tern part Of Union County, and on the wa
ters Of twelve mile Creek, diuiDinr the
lands of u. ID. BroAn, William zones and
others, containing about one hundred and
thirty acres, and has on it one of the best
mills (both for grinding corn and wheat, }
in the southern States
Also n good Saw Mill.
The interest OF said deceased in these
lands and mills is one third of the Who'll.
which now under the viii has TO be sold
Also ali the right title aud interest of
said w. d. Howard, deceased. ia that BODY
of lands known as the Mondays Branch
lands containing over seven hundred ucres
and situated IN the western part OF Onion
County, adjoining the lands Of Il. w. Red
mine, :. b. Howard and others, aud has on
it IA good Ordinary Grst Mill. The inter
est of said deceased in these lands and
mills is one third of the whole, whieh now
under the will has To be sold.
| Will also sell the negro man Scott.
aged nooui 10 years, aud known through.
out this section OF country as one OF the
bes; Mi!lers ia the Comiedcracy-a rare op-
! poi;unl'y Is now offered 10 mill owurr- for
supplying themselves with u good plumber
! one mI!!er-sad negro has ihe &c eutalion
! oi being II. honest Il. negrUes are generally
! known 10 be.
! l"i!f also sell a negro poy aged about
! years, perfectly souEd and smaIt
will n,o sell negro woman aged n.
! y ut 40 yclrs-sUuhd 50 far as known.
One Gold Watch
Two good Mules.
! One Mare
About 81 head OF Hogs.
Some Sheep
| One Family Carriage
One set Blacksmith Tools.
! One Road Wagon.
One Log wagon
! AOsut 30 bushels Corn.
About 80 bushels Wheat
\ lot of Provcudcr.
( Onc Rifle Gun
. One lot Of Farming Tools
Household and Kitchen Furniture, anc
various other articles too tedious To neu
lion
Sale TO be opened at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
When aud where The terms will be mad,
; known.
G. d. BROWN, Exesutor. A..
Wolisv'lIe, Union County N. q. Septem
Der 3Qth 1864
l.. S--The Executor will take pleasure
IN showing this property TO any one who
may "fshto cXa'nine it previous TO the day
OF sale. u. ID. Is, EXT.
Oct. 1, 1864, 3I-It
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OBI.FUA

LANES AL0NZo DUNLAP was born in
Lancaster District, \. u, April lsti 1874 was
wounded at TIHWIi9i, Jane the ilth and died
at Louisa &. a., June 2Yth 1854.
In answer 10 the call Of bis country, and un-
-dersthe acuatioh of patriotic zeal, ionnis vol.
unteercd eahy in Ihrs war, to serve as a soldier
~ the Confederate Army. lie joinc.l Capt.
Fosters Company II, 4lh ). G. Cavalry, aud for
two years assisted In guarding the Coast OF his
osH native State. IN April last he went with
the command TO WHICH he belonged, to Va
shorty after their arrival there, they entered
Aupan the most active seiyice, in which no par.
pcipatod with unexceptionahls galantry, until
hetef upon the enssngnined field Of TrayilisiI.
lie was beloved by his fellow sollisrs foe his
na'y excoileheies Of character, aad win be
greatly. missed in the mess, aroaud the camp
fire, and IN the ranks. lis death has made u
distressing vacancy in the family circle at home,
and in the community whese he lived, We
hope that the praycrsof pious parents and
friends in his behalf were heard, aud that he
has exchanged u.e tbea,re of. war and blood
for that Peacefi! abode above, ''where tho
-wickedcease 70 trouble apd the weary are at
rest.a A. J. c.
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5 osU. TIL 9A~R1QLI; MA
.bA.NcAsTER DISTRICT. -.

RY JOHN ~. fWTPY, ,Clerk, and
II nstingS Sordimry for dsDisfict,.
rpifEREASsC &. l.. DUNCAN has a.
Piled 70 me. for Letters.of Aadmini,tra,ion
on all and singular the Goodsaud ChattIes
nghts and rCtedits Of John c. Trusdei
late Of !ne District aforesaid, daecessed.
'fHESE ate. therefore, 10 cite and nd.
Inonish all and singular, the kindred ans
-cFdrms of ths'said deceased. to b. and
sPRsar before meat our hext' Ordiparv's
Syahfor the said District, to be holden at
LAacSster Court House on the Inn dav sf
Oct inst ;-.tos show espse, if any; whv
e6e said. d.administration should not be oran.
ted -
Given under tay hand and seal, tbi. lat
(~S day ofOclobet in The vear of 90.
b. 81 Lord enc thousand eight hundred
- 1and sixty four and 10 the eighty.
@ S,n,h year Of the Independence Of the
Stale OF Sonth Carolina
JOHN w. TWITTY, Clark.
o,,,os, and acting .. L. ID.
'e'H al
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,r A. Z. DARLINGTON.
anJu'aht and Inspector General of s O.

E,rraci from Act ofGcncral Asseo,5yv .o,;,,,s
I'm ictJor tie better organization of ,Ss
% m"'t'", and Tor other purposes." y "e
ok'fioN Al. That all persons liable to mar.
io'm actual military service under the nrovis.
ions OF this Act, who shall make default when
summoned into such service, shall be liable m
such punishment, short OF death, As NAV be
imposed ny court martial, according to the
Articles OF Var of the Confederate States. said
court 10 DC convened by the officer command,
'Ts s 'ne ieginentin which the defanter is liza.
t.ereby. authorized 10 order said court in CON.
lo'mty with the usages Of. the Coaiedc, ate
stntes' a. S--- -,
Oct. 4, lSGI,, 81.
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Notice Of Enrolment.
ENROLLING OFFICE.
IIEND.Q' LANCASTER &. H., :. {
Supt 23d, 1864.

SSlFt Soi, ISO4.
l. Pursuant to circular No. so, Barrau of
Conscrip!ion (currcnL serIes,) and in pbedi-
cn.e 10 Instructions from The Head q lar.
iers OF The COmmaldant OF Couscfipts in
his circular No. l6, of the 18th instant, all!
persons IN Lancaster District, between the
agesuf serenteen and .Gtiy years, who, for
any cause, have failed 10 report at this of.
flee, and who are not actually serving IN
The amy in tho field or with the Reserves
are required to report imre.haiely for In.
rolIment Al, in This class, who nave been
detailed SoIn the army and assigned 10 .du.y
III the District, are inSlnded by this order -
Deiaullers vi receive particular attention,
and be strictly dealt with.
u, Each and every youth in Eancaste
District, who is now 10 years old, or who
will he seuenleen years old within to elve
montha from thus dase, are likewise re-
quired 10 report forthwith at this Office for
EnroUmeIt. All such arc required to bripy
up The record.o of. their ages, If there be a
record, and II there he no record, othescon-
Peteht esidencs will be required to prove the
date OF their births. THIS order is direct
ftom, the War Department, and all
whofail 10 report for enrolment, on or be
fore the aLh Of October 1864, will So rs
garded as deiauteis.
sB The altcniioE OF all concerned il
hereby called TO the appointment of the
Medical Board, which meets at this pI ace,
on Thursday, the 9th Of October, 1854. .
], e. MlLLS,s =
lst Lieut.. and Enroiling ofieer.
Lancaster District 50. ca,
Sept. 81, 1854. 3s-Vs
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STATE OF SOUTH
ADJT. AND INSP'TR EN..OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, Sept %, 1864.
GENEBAL ORDER NO. 20

II PERSONS liable by the laws of this State
y to actual military service beyond the limit
OF their Districts, and who have not been en-.
rolled aud included in companies organized in
pursuance of General Orders Nos, 10 and IL.
Issued from this Office, are required TO report
Tor enrolment and assignment on or before the
bth day OF October next, or they will be held
liable to arrest and To the penalties provided
Tor 10y The lth section Of the Act of the Gem
eral Assembly, ratified the 9th day OF February.
1865, entitled IAN Act for the better orraniza-
ton OF the militia, and for other purposes"
III. Persons required to report by the prece.
ding paragraph OF these orders, where compa-
mes have already been orngauizcd in the militia
regiment to which they belong, will be allowed
To select their companies, provided they are
not already FULL and will report 70 the officers
commanding such companies, who will enroll
their names
III. Nhcre the companies organized in any
regiment under General Orders Nos. 10 and ii
all haze the maximum number, 200 men, J Der.
sons required to report by these orders, will
report W the commanding officer Of the regi.
lncnt, who will organize them into companies.
II their numbers be sufficient, and make re
turn thereof to this office and if their numbers
be insufficient to constitute a company. he will
return list OF their names to this office. when
they will be assigned to companies organized in
other regiments
~. The commanding officers of companies
organized in pursuance Of General Orders Nos,
10 aud IL, and of companies TO be organized
IN the 7th aud sth Brgadcs, under Special Or.
oers NO. IL, are authorized to enroll for service
~ .ne,r respective companies the persons re.
luired by these orders to report for enrollmept
who reside within their militia regiments, until
her companies reach the maximum number.
V. 1t Is made the duty Of all the militia Off,
GERS oil tho State to report to the proper officer
Tor enrolment the names of persons who are
hab'e to enrolment under these orders.
- VI; Persons enrolled under General Orders
nos. iV and ii, under Special Orders No. 10
ana under these orders, will be allowed to vol.
Witeer IN companies of mounted infantry But
,"ey ~'.,, nevertheless be enrolled as required
cy saIu orders and held Liable to service as in,
iantry until their companies have been sccsn,'
cd at this office as mounted infantry.
| by order OF the Governors.
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Army Intelligence.
From Virginia.
.CHARLoTTssviLLE,aS IS,

.CHAHLoTTEsvlLLE. Sept 27.
The fight near Port Republic, on Mon
day, was an engagement between our cav.
airy and that OF the enemy. They came
over the river. aud were driven back 3 miI. $
by our cavalry across the river.
The enemy's cavalry entered Staunton
about 6P.-Il, on Monday
force appearedat Waynss bord'. u boui
o'clock this morning, and went back about
one mile from town.
No damage has been done up TO 4'6,slock
p. IN.
Swose seen indicates hat thew are buyL
Ing the Railroad Track between Christian
Creek and Siaunton.
No fighting between the armies up 10 4
o'clock, p. IN.
No serious anxiety Is feI. hero.
- CHARLorTsyILLE, Sept: 2S.
u is difficult TO get at the precise facts
conpected with bolh OF The armies. in the
Valley. but We learn. from what We regard
reliable sOurss that Gen. Early il Follow
ing the ehenly and thathe will attack them
10 day at Mount Sidney. =.
We fenrn that Early whipped The enemy
yesterday ut Weir's Cave.
The ewmy's eayalry gre oha raid;
whereabouts not known.
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From Georgia.

GRIFFIN, Sept. 29-Nothing remarkable
has occurred in Gen. Hoods army for sew
eral days, except the visit of President Da d.
Wis, who arrived here on Monday and re
viewed the troops on Tuesday. lie was
received by the men with great applause,
and made them n speech. Gen. Hood also
made sp ech saying that he wouId, in IA
few days, leud The army TO battle and to
victory.
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The belefis getting to be common that our
Government will eventually reputiate its large
debt. We not unfrequently hear il remarked
that when peace is male there win be gem
eral "wiping out" of the Government liabilities
and new system OF finance inangurated.-
There exists no solid reason for this belief; ON
the contrary there'are reasons why the Gov.
ernment cannot ropu diate, even.h so disposed.
The Richmond !Semtiaei, in a DISCUSSION of this
subject, Shows that large proportion OF the
Confederate bonds are finding their way to
Europe. Lattsrly thsy have been bought up
largely by European capitalists.
We should lean a lesson from this II any
one is looking with. disirusrupon Confederate
securities, or suffers the idea Of "repudiationn
to attach to them in the slighte est degree, let
him remember that repudiation will mean rdr,
and Of war, We have surely had enough For-
eign governments will not allow the just claims
OF their subjects to be dishonored. To do so
would be to disowR or of the first duties OF q
govcrnmsnt--the protection Of a citizen in all
his rights. IN ones own country, the laws are
expected to ensure him justice but in his
dealings with foteigH people. his security and
ultimate resource arctic be found il the power
and spirit Of his government. The United
States were on the verge OF war with Psaire,
8 TO force yedrcss TO a Few plundered ciszens,-
The Unitedstates engaged In war with Mex.
ico 0r the same object. England, Spain and
,france Instituted the war against Mexico which
Trance finally prosecuted alone, In order to
force tho satisfaction Of private claims. Iu
short, history sbounds in examples which teach
US, that il VIC should be dishonofable and dis
honest enough to desire 70 rephdiate payment
of our bonds, we will not be allowed TO do 50.
This being the case our future ta1es must
be terribly oppressive IL we sffh,r our bonds
thus TO fnd their way into tue hands Of Euro.
Pean purchasers
The lesson We should impress on our people
is, the duty they owe themselves aad the coun-
try, OF keeping these bonds at home and diyl
ding them among. themselves. We assume
that the debt at the close Of the war may amount
to one'ihird Of siie real and personal estate Of
the county. inclusive Of the pubic securities.
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AN ORDsR 20 INCREASE THs AEny.-
The following is u paragraph Of General Orders.
No. 1S, ;nst issued by the Adjutsut aud H.
spector General at Richmond:
AS soon as practicable, all officers and men
now employed in the enrolling service, yhe.h.
er as enrolling officers. consc,ipt guards clerks,
or otherwise, except such as are retired or as-
signed TO light duty by the Medical Boards,
will he relieved by details from the Reserve
Forces aud sent to the field"
The same order directs that tho Generals OF
Reserves will hereafter control the Enrolling
Officers, and conduct the. business of cOnscrip.
ton in their respective States, under the direc
ton OF the Secretary of War, through the
Conscript Bureau.
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> o u t b Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

= :
by JOHN w. TWITTY, Clerk o,d.,.
- Ting Ordinary for said District. ' ''''
WHEREAS, Mrs. tanra .C."port.,
has applied tome for Letters Of Admins.
ration oa all and singular the Goods ms
Gh"ttles, Rights and Credits of m
Lof'e, 5 late of the Disttic. aforesaid, de-.
ceased. . a. 90 -. . -
These are, therefore, to cite and ,d,o :.
ish a'band singular, the Kindred and craa;
tors of the said deceased. to be and annsa, eu,,
before me at our next Ordnary's ConrrtP rPS" sn,
me ". ssl1 district, to be holden at Lancaster
court dionse on the =. 18th day of Oct
nat 'o-show cause, if any, WHY tho % s";J
admmhstta,ion.shoud not be granted. .''0
~ Given under my hand and seal
LIS. his the 29bday or Sent ;n
90 u the year of our Lord o6s plt ,hon ~
SAND: eight hundred and Sixty.fonr, and i,
the eighty ninth year OF the .lndepeoda nee
OF The State Of South Carolina, =,
= JOHN w. W.TWITTY. CLARK
.. "a
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From Petersburg.

PETERSBURG Sept 30 Yesterday even
log onr cavalry atacSedsin frohl and fland
Greggs cavalry division. whicl, bad forged
our cavalry pick in On The Vaughn road
mies below here near Wyatrs house,
capturing about 20 prisoners and re'estab
lish,ng Que lines.
The enemy withinan,ry, artillery and
cavalry, advanced on the right about foUr
ana hall miles below here TO the west Of
The Weldon road and drove our cavalry
hop their breastworks at that point. Ar
Engagements have been mace 10 sfustrate
Wis movement, and il Is not believed that
The eaemy will hold the work long.
&c Z" V,
From Rtchmond
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The Check of the Court requests us to say to
the Managers of Election that the votes for
Ordinary and Tax Collector must be counted
on Tuesday, and certificates of the result re-
turned, as directed in the election for members
to the Legislature.
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For Rent.

J desire torrent out fot the next year. the
residence ard plantation OF my son, James w.
Adams, situated on ellis Creek, about miles
from tie e.; II, THERE'S open land enough for
four or five hands to work A part of the cron
will be required for rent
For further particulars apply to
w. NJ. ADAMS.
Lancaster, q. H.. Sept. 81, 1861, s3-2t
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I.OST

In the vicinity Of Twelve Mile Creek on the
road from Lancaster 10 Charlotte, block
rns pupug i n.sSS .ia a,,Gk. shs xety hoer-
John Ross, Pleasant Valley; or at this Office.
II has a value to the owner beyond It's intsinsic
worth. -
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= RELGioUs NorrcE.-H Having f,led To meet
my app ppointmem at Cedar Springs Oh the first
Sabbath, ] wilib be t,erc on the third Sabbath
sat 1 ! \. u, and at Mount Carmel at . y. N.
6, W. NJ. CREIGHTON.
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Since our last issue, five Yankee prisoners
have been caught and brought to this place
They have been forwarded under guard to Co.
lumbia.
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MIR. EDIroR.-Plcase announce John II
Adams, private in Co. "a" ISl 5. e.. In
tanIry, ns II candIdatc for Sheriff al the en-
Sung election and you viii obiige,
MANY SuLDIERs
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Extensive Sale.

We are requested TO call attention to tic no
'tce published elsewhere OF the sale Of the How
ard Estate, in Union County n. c. to taxi
place on I'd Of November,
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We are authorized to announce $crgl.
L. Mob!ey, of Capt. DePAss' Battery, Il
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We are requested 10 apnounce Mr. Os-
born Floyd Ga member of the Hampton
LeGon) candidate for ShertT at the en-
suing election.
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FOR Representatives.

MIR. EDIroR.-please announce Mr.
Joseph Clark, Esq, n candidate Tor Repre-,
tsenatIve and obigo those who feel dispos-
ed 10 support him.
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ME EDToR Please unaoance Mai NJ
iinton, II candidate for Sheutf Of Lancaster
District, and oO!ge
MANY FRrESDs.
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We are authorized to announce Capt.
James l.. Reed as a candidate for the State
Senate at the ensuing election.
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The friends OF Col. .iohn B. CUusarI an
nonnce him a candidate for Sheriff at the
ensuing election.
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We are authorized to announce Capt. B.
X. Ciy burn as candidate Tor Representa-.
tive IN .he Legislature.
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Announcements.
FOR THE SENATE.

We are authorized 10 announce Hon
George Nice. Witheropoon candidate TO
represent the District of Lancaster in the
Senate of the ensuing LegisIature
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FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized 10 announce Capt
W. !. 'hItcr II candldute FOR She,ir at ine
scnsuing election.
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MIR. EDiroR.-I"u will please announce
Mr -. Is. Massey candidate ior Rspre-
sentative in the next Legislature and ob
Iige MANY SoLpIEKs.
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The friends Of w. NJ. Connors, ESQ, an
nounce him candidate 10 represent the
District OF Lancaster IN lie House Of Rep.
resentalives la The ensuing Legislature.
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We are requested 10 announce ]. NJ
Small rs candidate for Sheriff.
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We are authorized to aunounc. " William
n. Moore, Esq, AZ cand date for a scat
in the House of Representatives. in ihe next
Legislature.
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We are requested by The friend, of DR.
L. *. Curcton 10 nominate hin Tor The 20
siIion Of Representative in the next Leuis
lature.
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We are authorized 10 announce Cant J
". S0weIi AZ candidate for Sheriff ol Ian
caster District for The ensuing Germ.
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FOR TAX COLLRSro 4

i, MIR EmraR.-PIeass anaesncs Capt ".
u sanIand'ngham eandiaatr for tnc of
hce OF Tax Collector Ac- j. a disabled
soldier.
MANY F.IENDs TO WogEpED SoIpIERs
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From Richmond.

RIcHMoNn, Sept, 2s.--The enemy 10 hea
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The fr.nds Of } 4. X. Bc,k announce
him as n candidate for Ordinar, a! the next
eler, ,ion.
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james l.. Reed as candidate for the State
Senate at the ensuing election.
FOR REPRESENTIVEs.
Mr.. EDIroR.-l'lease announce Mr.,
Joseph Clark, Esq, candidate Tor Repre-.
tsenative and ubmgo those who feel dispos-
ed 10 support him.
We are authorized TO announce Capt. b.
X. ely burn as Il candidate Tor Represen.u
Tive IN the Legisature
The friends of w. NJ. Copnors, Esu., an
nounce him candidate 10 represent the
District OF Lancaster IN lie House Of Rep.
resentalI'es Ia The ensuing Legislature
MIR. EDiroR.-Yuu will please announce
Mr -. Is. Massey candidate ior Repre-
sentative in the next Legislature and OBJ
Ige MANY SoLpIEKs.
We are authorized to announce William
~ Moore, Esq, AZ L cand date for "A scat
in the House Of Representatives. in the next
Legislature.
We are requested by The friend, of DR.
II. *. Curcton 10 nomInate him tor the 30.
silion Of Representative iu the next Legis.
lature.
FOR SHERIFF.
Mn. EDITOR You viii please announce
Capt. A. y. Nisbe, AZ IL candidate for Sh,r.
III, of Lancaster District. lie is private
in Capt w. 1. DePass' Company of Light
Artillery. MANY FRIENDS.
We are authorized 20 announce Capt.
w. i. 'hItcr II candidate for She,iir at lne
ensuing election.
- Al
linton, candidate for Sheutf of Lancaster
District, and oOige
MANY FRrESDs.
We are authorized 10 announce ScrgI.
l. L. Mob!ey, of Capt. DePass' Battery, u
candidate for SnerIii 1T lhe neNce'cc,ion.
The friends OF Col .'ohn B. Cousar, an
nonnce him a candidate for Sheriff at the
ensuing election.
! We are requested 10 announce ]. NJ
! Small rs a cnudIdate for Sheriff
MR. EDIroR.-Plcase announce John II
/ Adams, private IN Co. "a" l-l C. In
tanIry, II, candidate for Sheriff al The en-
Sung election and you vii! obiige,
MANY SOLDIERS.
We are requested 10 apnounce Mr.. Os-
! born Floyd Ga member of the Hampton
! Leson) a candidate for SherltI' aI the .n
! suing election.
! n. SoweiI ~ a cundjd,i. for Shar;T nrI,' 'i'
caster District for The ensuipo, ,.ru,
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FOR. R.ORDINARY.
Please announce John G.. Sccre,l a can
uidale for Ordinary al In. .nsuri,, .I..,;n,
| and ohiige Many SOLDIERS.
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MIR CniIoR.-I'lease apnOunce ID. \. VII.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-10-04

We are "nIhoUtcd 20 annouucu Nc. Jas;
u. llunser rs Il candidate .ur Ordinary ni
The euauimg election.
TIE friends Of Rev. w. +. Brasinrton a..
nouncc him Candidate Tor Ordinary. for ths
ensuing term.