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the belligerents remained at least {, e
minutes. A section of artillery en-
ployed by the rebels could no longer
be used, 80 close was the range, and
there we're indications that the gunners
were about TO attempt to move them
of, when our gallant men determined
to secure them as trophies, and once
more essayed to the charge But the
terrific storm of bullets was too much /;
again they halted, and few mel
very few indeed, not more than one in
ten--broke fer the rear. and the reb,
els raised shout of triumph But
this only maddened the assailants, who
now defed them. and rushed up to the
works The few who had commenced
to retreat, seeing this, wheeled around,
and in few moments were once more
in their posts; and with one wild
shout, their standards were plant
ed on the rebel battlements; and those
who had SO stoutly held them, fed in
confusion to the rear Did we capture
their guns2 That was the question l
asked moself after I saw that the reb
els were flying and in moment l
was answered, by discharge of both
pieces by our men, who turned them
upon the fagitivea
The work having been accomplished,
with loss of about 200 n1en, the
MAIE LINE
of rebel works was full in view, and our
batteries were at once brought into po
sition, and commenced Smelling Gen
Thomas fixed his headquarters in com
manding position, to await the reports
of his subordinates, and to take obser-
Yation of the work to be done.
Up to this time, our right had done
little else than to get into position,
and skirmish with the rebels; but to
the
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER II, 1864
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Our Cavalry in Hoods
Rear.
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Intended uudertakiusKossuth and his adherents-are
prudenty staying 10 believed the ohahv avs
TO be adopted aud the settlement OF the Hungarian am
culsy much 70 be wished tor 70 perhaps AGAIN post
always been-a country which nature has avished
her bounsies pentifuy and where man is continually
U'- country without laws for the efficient pro,sc-
ton OF individual interests, without credit,
walls instead Of that tranquil activity necessary the
we'll being OF society at large. The Hungarian party OPP
posed 70 tho political union Win the austrian empire,
inconsistent with the safety Of the monarchy The
Hungarian problem s for Austria a question OF sto
be or not TO be-" and IL is quite natural that
statesman will pass sentence Of death on bis own
country. The Hungarian party are playing against the
wait longest" in which they think /, Is impossible for
them 70 be losers.
Engiand's Special Envoy 10 the Rebels.
EARL RUssBLL's MISSION TO RICHMOND ON THE
SUBJECT OF THE NAVAL REPORT.
' o, nusn oIu, o ~ r no~ad.a
about the remonstrance which her Maetys government
has announced Its intention 70 address to shat OF
the Confederate States upon the bssis OF an oil
legged report OF the Confederate Secretary Of the Navy,
which is denounced by the Confederates 10 Europe as
forgery II will be remembered that the recall OF three
OF the four British consus within the Confederate urs
dction and the dismissal by the Confederate government
Of the fourth and last remaining, left the Foreign ONCE
Richmond by special envoy. For this delicate mission
Mr. Crawford. her Majestys Consul General at Havana
selected, and IT must be admitted that in this seec
ton Earl Russell displayed far more tact and discretion
than he has Of late been able to claim credit for Mr.
Crawford both before and since the war; has been well
and favoraby known in the Southern States and is uni
versaly esteemed there Few persons therefore, could
have been found better adapted to discharge dsagea
BILE duty without giving offence.
Before, however, proceeding 10 person to Richmond, he
instructed to acquant the Confederate government
with the nature Of his communication, and ascertain
whether IL would be received. For this purpose the
steamer Petrol was sent TO . Confederate port but
was peremptorily refused admission by the fede-
raj bockading squadron, on the ground that no
foreign government could be permitted. Here the
stands at present, and It leaves Earl Russell n 10
very agreeable or dignifed dilemma. II is generally be-
leved Confederate circles that the object the Wash
ingon government Is to delay long possible the OIL
ca exposure Of the orger which must inev naby
on the presentation Of remonstrance based upon o
document which the Of the Confederate Secretary
Of the Navy is fraudulen tly appended.
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CoLDIERS DISCHARGED NJ REASON or WOUNDS
y received in battle obtain their 500 bounty By apry.
Pensions. prize back and all govern
ment accounts collected by CLARKE ELLIOTT $50
Broadway and 81 Pine
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nHEATRE FRANCAIs-NIBLOS CONCERT SALOON
i TUESDAY, APRIL ~, 1854
JEAN BAUDRY,
Dramatic Comedy, By N. Auguste vacquerie.
open at IN: TO commence at o'clock precisely
Thu sday April 3 Benefit OF n. FAYE lie Msdecin
Boz ONCE q US broadway opposite the afsrge House.
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w GODS MINSTRELS, SIG BROADWAY, Il
w Opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel, Henry Wood. Prophet
MONDAY April Is and every evening during the week.
THE STRANGER SANITARY CALCULATIONS,
POMP OF CUDJOE'S CAVE,
FINNIGAN'S WAKE. COTTON FIELD SPORTS,
GOING TO THE FAIR, 4
SMIGGY McGLURAI. VOTING FOR THE SWORD. &C.
Doors open at Il commence ocock Tickets % cents
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A Rr1rICIAL HUMAN Eyss-MApa 20 ORDER AM.
n inserted By Drs. Y. BAUUH and p GOuGELMAFN
normsry smplcyeJ BY Bclssaucau OF vArsl w Broad
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nm AMERICAN THEATRE, A4
TIE s4S HNFAE f EhEss OF NEW
~ 4. 1Y.r
AN INCREASING Rousp 81 SFs BRILLIANT NOVELTIES
!;
the new and SJ gs STas appointed pos JUAN
- Or THE LIBERTINH DESTROYED sr:r.morcn
Win viii an enre cast o unusual strength
In addition to which feS yS PAs sTsf Comic Vocalist
iI;' PEI iis Ssis''r S%f s''S'
JAS. wAMBoLD JOHNNY ALLEN. " BUaKE. &C..
W" EEsSTiRhIy New CHARACTERISTIC ACTS.
Nuns GRAND BALLET TROUPE
10 two anu magnificent Ballots, forming, on the
A PROGRAMME OF RARE EXCELLENCE. :
Grand Family Matinee every Saturday.
THoMPsoNs
81. CLOSING sOIREE..
Monday Evening, April ls, 1854.
NJ 'oA'' EVERY NIGHT
SEVEN GIFTED AIDRs.
MILITARY AND NAVAL.
4 TTENrfoN, zoUAvEs.-A FEW MORE RECRUITS
wanted 70. four new now forming Sn FOR the
vosi duty near New Orleans rev good vented for
officers The highest bOunttcs paid In
Qnire Of Major FELIX AGNUS, recruiting officer. 81
Broadway.
BROKERS CAN MAKE FAVORABLE ARRANGE.
ID dsp0s Of htv good for garrison duty by
applying At lS9 Bowery, to Col. WINSLOW until Monday
the 18th inst, at O'Clock.
TOR SALE CHEAP-A SEVENTH REGIMENT (NA.
t0na 0uardl Uniform, suitable for person feet 8
inches high. Apply in the store 40 Eighth avenue
NEW YORK COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE.
IN OFFICE NEW BUILDINGS,
CORNER CHAxBERs STREET AND bRoADwAH,t
Entrance on Broadway.
10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
The following are the pscunary inducements ofered:
COUNTY BOUNTY, cash down............ SSUO w
1NirEb sTAlEs BoUHiY. addiiionai. 49,. ioo %
- IT'S 90
Applications 10 be mad. personally :. ,hs ocs q Ss
Any person bringing recruit the army This onics
WIZ 's's'' q soa GODFREY P GG u Mayor
MATTHEW BRENNAN, Comptroller.
ORIsON blunt, Supervisor
VILLAIN NfI1Ah + rg sFRwA ssRR.ss Supervisor
WILLIAM M TWEED. Supervisor
GEORGE OPDYKE. Auxiliary Member
County Committee
ORlSON BLUNT, Chairman.
New YoRR, April 4. 1864
CoLpIERs DISCHARGED NJ REASON or WOUNDS
received in battle obtain their 500 bounty BY appy
msn Il &C accouns soee.ed BY cLHKKE ELLIoTT $50
Broadway and 81 Pine street.
CATIsFAcToRY ARRANGEMENTS CAN BIZ MADE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-.~@~ fesseN - ~
MERrcAN METER coMPAsY-ELBoTIoN NO
"A tice.-Ihe annual election for FIVE trustees OF the
West TMerty second sqss in The city Of New YORK on
Tuesday the 18th day OF April is5! =, y O'clock -
A sroR HousE.-DURINa rHB PRESENT BUSY
lice Of their intended visits 90 tSa rooms ready
AT TIE YonTy.FlRsT MEETING OF THE NEW
"Wednesday evening April Is was Resolved That 90 and
ss 10nas April is Es ~ per s.S on
EZRA BraGsAx Recording secretary
oRNTs AND CAPITALISTS WE HAVE SEVERAL
"A permits from the Of the various
TO sell seoda For further Rnriepar, ss upon
No. murray street. New YORK
ENTERPRISE LODGE, NO. 22s, =. 4 A. M.-BRETn.
~ rem. you are hereby summoned to attend regular
Brooms ana Crosby streets Tue.day evening April ~
a. O'Clock Special bushes. IN order s removal Of Tie
Hal. SS 5 es Sdd
wss.a. AfR
time Parties who have left deeds with 70 be recorded
Vs. - " JOHN 8. YoRKE. General Collector
ITfRcANriLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS. -Norok :
M The annual meeting Of msmSs,s Of his assoca,on
on Tuesday w nSRss6 sseeaSs
sxss ~ Fas soEhR VA
a Ssss
4 NsS held Soso Ss s.e I re H..
On ssi m meeting meet
ss ss S he mss
c6ed In the ca for such meeting full add puscsua a
Ssv Yos., April il. 1854 :. NJ urcv,,. c,.
w. = ~ T Ssn.1sose. 3s.eres.ris.
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mo BILLIARD MBN-TH0sB WISHING TO SECURE
an exclusive right for opening and conducting Bill.
lard saloon in military depa,sment where no other PEI,
the concurrence Of oil officers and civilians will call With
delay, for further particulars LOUIS PHILIP
CO., No. Murray s,rcet, N.Y.
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DENTIsTRY. :

BLEssIE0.-ACHIN0 TEETH PAINLEssLY
"A nlcd and rendered permanently seYviccable BY my
self hardening .dsancen white hins the only reliable
atey. experienced dentists TO oil teeth exclusively
Warranted sets artificial teeth $40 70 $40 - East Twenty
second street, near Lexi gton avenue
Dr. LUTHER, ST., Dsnsis., twenty. Eve years.
A BEAuriryL AND usBFuL SET Or TEETH
pcsitively Without pain; twenty years expsnencc DR. j.
A. nekD. Ne 80 Sixth avenue two doors above Seven
teenth street. Il N&tAf l
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TINTED STATES NAVY
MARINE CORPS.
NEW YORK COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEES,
OFFICE NEW BUILDINGS
CORNER CHAMBERS STREET AND BROADWAY.
FIVE THOUSAND RECRUITS WANTED
FOR THE NAVY AND MARINE CORPS
COUNTY BOUNTY OF $500 AND $780,
CASH DOWN FOR SAILORS,

500 FOR MARINES AND PRIZE MONEY.
the Navy and Marine serps sainors.l ,he raising
recruits Navy corps IN
@ 10 se @ ss r the s3 ns s ss
10 S c
%sen s SPGs one he hem
When srs,na FOR mane eorps 'ne
GahrS ~ TVS OFFICE
Fir. or orderly sn.D. $50 90 per month.
t g., Ssssr Sergeant each 49,
P Pvsiss s sssra p'is al Navy s d.
:: ID; .ss's sssS e
IT T6s rae; q wages are as follows.
sssiPs ss &C.
s Ssasay &C.
S.:g
In 81 tue consent Of the parents or guardians must be
eoaay bounty and the three months advance psy
monthly be left at home BY application @ the
fned 'ns vessels 70 "h'h h' ''efa"' may
"a need1a a, nrormson can 30 obtained sy snss
and either OF the following rendezvous which
are are me The only ones authorized BY the Navy Department
All recruits enlisted and the bounties afore
ssS y Be credited to the quota Of the city and county Of
CAPTAIN OSCAR BunAUs v Us Si.v.,,.
CAPTAIN EDWARD THOMSON N T I; 3 II Meet
LiAoi ooA' = MCLEOD "gs state ., IT, !, NJ
'o"t' W. IN soo,h s,rec
CAPT a. N BREvooar, U. s. Marine sHiue c esse
W." Lieut. oh County si souSsy Rocma
S. g1GPRREMET g sESEsks Ss syn,o,,.,
ORisON BLUNT, supervisor
WILLIAM Il STEW xRT SureTvi.or
ELIJAH T. PURDY Supervisor
County yoinn.eer Committee
INV YORK., April ., 1854.
As.- -
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SATISFACTORY ARRANGEMENTS CAN BIB MADE
= with Captain and Sec md Lieutenant for those posi-
lions by calling Colonel WINSL0W. lS9 Bowery. before
IL O'Clock, Monday, the 18th inst
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NEW YORK, SUNDAY, APRIL II, 1864
ANIUsEME

VuALLACKS, MONDAY.
w Garrck and Colmans great Comedy,
TEE CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE,
which Measrs John al BERT Charles Fisher Mark smith,
DAILY. John Seton. w. r. Floyd. Mrs Hoey Mrs. Ven
Miss Madeline Henrques. Miss lone Burke Miss Csrman
and Miss Green will perform.
Tuesday, ROSEDALE.
Wednesday BENEFIT OF Mr.. NORTON
FIRST time this season. Mrs. Cenvres elegant hveact
comedy Of
THE WONDER;
Or, A WOMAN KEErS SECRET,
with and beautiful scenery, and
novel and highly attractive distribution Of the principal
Thursday. ROsEDALE
Friday (second time this season., the STRANGER.
Saturday. R0SEDALE.
viii be repeated wild Oats The Rivals The Soho oil for
Scandal Love for Love- Married Life. Americans in Paris
and Rural Felicity.
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AMUsEMENTs.
NIBL0'S GARDEN. COMMENCES AT l1-
IN Lessee Manager ......,........Wm. Wheatley.
80 LAST WEEK
OF the highly successful engagement
OF THE DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN TRAdEDlAN,
Who win appear on MONDAY EVENING. April Is, 1861
RAPHAEL rHE SCULPTOR,
In the late Charles Selbys csenued inc
w,r,, MARBLE HEART
WITH CAST OF UNUSUAL EXCELLENCE,
Embracing the names OF Messrs Nunan. RiDggod, Sey-
Skerrett mary Wells, Rose Eynge Reeves Everett. &c
Original Music under the direction OF II. DODWORTH.
APPROPRIATE SCENERY AND PROPERTIES.
MR. AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS.
Those distinguished and popular artists will 4
their nnprecedentedy successful engagement that
nrought " conclusion Ia consequence Of The in
ON MONDAY APRIL@.
FOR TWELVE NIGHTS ONLY.
Seats secured six days In advance.
WINTER GARDEN.
w Third Week Of the engagement. Of the gifted young
$500 AvoNIA JONES'
ON MONDAY EVENING. APRIL 10. M
AvoNIA JONES
win present. for the FIRST time in New York. her celebrated
which achieved scarcely second To her
PRESERVATION OF Medea, both In England and Austria.
la The piece be carefully produced with powerful
including Mr. Charles Barron and the leading members
notice win given Of the performance Of Me-
dea. &+
In preparn ton Shaksperes beautiful Play OF
AS YOU LIKE IT.
Also In rehearsal for early production romantic histo
with great Europe but yet played In
New York. 81
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NJ b. GRIFFIN q BROS, 2Ss GRAND STREET, NEW
I've York. aud 2b7 Fulton Brookyn, extracting
Tesb gosisvey without pain b the use Of nitrous oxide
inserted They also inserting fu sets Of teeth 90 gold
pstina so silver Slo; rubber elO partial seH ON
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-09-06
From the Petersburg Express Of Satusdsy !
Another Battle on the Weldon Road.

The ci,y was filled with rumors ear,y
yesterday morning OF heavy battle on n.r
Weldon R.nlrond, fought Thursday utter.
neon, and ns is usuai rery exay. Grated nc.
counts Of the affnirwrre circulated. With
out stopping TO enumcrats these reports,
We shall proceed at once 40 give what We
believe 10 be an aaIhentis version Of III.
sffuir.
General Lee havioa ascer,ained that the
enemy was moving Ills infantry from the
from, down the RAILROAD for The purpose Of
tearing up the truck, determined to make
coonter movements To check them. Ac
cordingiy, on Wednesday nignt LIEUT. Gen
y: l.. Hill moved from his po-iIioa Sou h
Of he city. ard marching dow n the county
roads, enc"mped in the vicinity Of R-am.'
Station. ten miles from Petersburg. and On
Thursday got his command in posi- fvn for
action, when The proper momeni should ar
rive.
The cremy had erected n strong line Of
works on the road about one nile this side
OF Reams' station. a brigade Of cavalry
unde< S3UtDaod Of the nosorious Sp~eS.
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From the North and West.
NiopiLE, August %.

A special dispatch to the Advertiser 6a.
ted Senatobia. Aug. 26th says, the Chicago
Times and Meruphis papers Of the 25th
have been received.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Times referring tn the affairs aroaEd Pc
tersburg, say the siege has been raised, that
Grant has sncrified 10000 men within the
last sixty days lie began the siege with
l30 900 men; datncked $4,000 10 protect
Washington, leaving q force Of rs 600 men
before Petersburg
There is no more boating over Mobile
or Atlanta Victories.
A Baltimore despatch says the Confede.
rates occupy M"rIin.burg.
Winchester ha> been evacuated and the
Fords on the Potomac are guarded by
| Euriey's forces, estimated at 55 900 men.
Ada u Johnston i advancing ia Teunes-
see, onthe Cumberland, With 1 200 men.
party II Miners troops have been bad
| ly cut up below FMt Donaldson.
Arms have been elnndesInelv carried 10
Indiana for The use OF the d,sIo, alis,s
| A Gu..rnment steamer has been captur
ei and burnt on Waite river.
a dispatch dated Memphis Aug 23i.
says a scene of terrible excitement prevails
| in consequence of the movements ui For
rest, Dick Taylor and Loring, who we're
| about making nn attack on the city. The
people are Mild and running under the
bl"h. The military have taken to the
| boats.
Aho'Eer report says Dick Taylor is PLAN
| ting batteries on the A kansas shore, in
"onnequeuce of which c"niuson has been
increased and all the military has been turn
ed cut
a copy Of the Baltimore American, just
received, sdu,i,s that the 9TH Federal Corps
lost in the engagement on Eridiy ard sun
DAY, near pnte,sbog, 5000 killed, wounded
aud missing.
| a telegram dated IIarper's Ferry. 26th
| -ays: A rec"nL uisance was mad. on the
morning of the abth by large fu,c- al
cavalry under Forbei, nnd that nbou, n
| mile from l.eeiown the column encounter
I'd Breskin' 'dsrs corps, when some .kirm.
ishing took place ~Ilh the rebe's spd hs
withdrew his command having 'ost l. SO 10
killed and wouuded, including ,er"l staff
! officers
Ihe Fords from WilIismsport 10 the
Point of Rock. are aIi we'll guarded.
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HORRIBLE MURDER We learn that Mrs
Austin, ~iie Of h Austin. living near
Grassy Creek neighborhood, Uniun comfy,
was murdered on Thursday last by one Of
Mr Aus'i"'s negro men during his absence
IL appears that the negro had been stealing,
and Mrs Austin had threatened to tell his
master. The next day she went TO the
held where the negro was at work, when
he caugir her and choked her To death
fhe n.g'o confe'srd the crime ss soon an
lie was arrested. Mrs Austin vas between
80 and so years old Charlotte Dembera,
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From Atlanta.
ATLANTA, Aug. 90.

The -nemv are now terrifying n base be.
tween PAGES Fam mud Cnmpb- lltown road.
the lcft resting on the railroad near the
Cnattnn"ocLis bridge, building -perrna
nent bridy. with nontoon rain, organ
izing depot Tor Supplies At Vcnnimg's Sta
lion, preparatory To entering upon a Few
campaign against our left
Official dispatches from Wheeler dated
l0tL inst. reports the capture of Dalton
with large quantity of sores, 200 prison
ers. 200 mules, destroying thrc. trains OF
ears and twenty five miles of railroad
Ills commaud are in good condi ion. lie
believes Sherman il constituting n rai,road
nt Venhing- Station 10 send To the low er
ferry, with iron taken from the Augusta
road.
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Slave Labor for the
Coast,
DIVISION NO 2.

n COMMISSIONERS OF ROADS AND
ia THE town authorities witEiu the Judicial
Districts of Lancaster, Kershaw, hesterReld.
Darlington, Marlboro, Marion, Sumter, Claren.
dou, " iliamsburg, and Horny, will forthwith
SUMMON all shareholders within their respective
limits TO deliver UNE.HALF OF their slaves.
liable to road duty, at the Railroad depot, near
est their residence, on TUESDAY THE 9TH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER NEXT, ,.at 8 o'clock, a.
m., there to aw ait transportation to Chalesto
Tor thirty days labor on tho Notifications.
III. The Confederate authorities have made
a requisition upon the State for Two Thousand
aborers monthly. Tue proportion Of on e.iourth
heretofore called for, had failed to supply half
Of this number. In view OF this fact aud the
great urgency OF the demand for LABOR ut this
time il is deeped expedient to shorten the in.
terval between the calls, and increase the Quota
This is no violation or She law, for il doe. not fix
the quota OF laoOr, nor the interval betwt en-
the calls, but prescribes that such proportion
shall be called tor will fill the reuuisitoo
giving thirty days notice. Elch DIVISION in
the order fixed will be reqred TO furnish this
quota, and no injustice will pe done to any.
III. All parties, whether iudiv vidu ais or com.
pon,es, who own Or employ more than one
road hand, are required 10 furnish their quota.
lone halt) unless relieved by detail from De.
partmcnt Headquarters. This can relieve o ily
those hands permanently engagcd Oh the sps-
ciic work for which the detail was granted -
Co onmissiouers OF roads will give their atten.
tion to this matter and report 10 this Office
". Great confusion exists from the inner
feet manner in which the names OF owners are
given TO agents at the several depots. It IL
,ne duty OF one, or more OF the Commissioners
to he present to verify the quota OF each own.
er, and prepare correct lists.
Within hve days alter delivery on this call
they will please forward to this Office names of
defauIters in their respective divisions OF roads.
II. b. JOHNSON,
Agent Of the State Of so. "a.
Aug. 30, 1854. est
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

I,FFER at private sale my plantation stu.
ate on the waters Of Camp Creek, bounded by
lands OF the Estate of Mrs Brown, deceased,
lands OF II. V. Massey, James Thompson and
others and containing four hundred aud thirty
acres. About $50 acres IL in woods; and there
is in cultivation sufficient for the employ oi
about six hands, good proportion OF which Is
fresh aud productive. On the premises are two
settlements, aud | will sell the whole together
or separately TO suit purchasers.
II the purchaser desires | will take negroes
in payment. II rot disposed OF privately be.
fore the first OF january neat said land will ei.
thcr bc sold publicly or rented for the ensuing
year. A. CARTER.
Aug. l6, 1861. e6-it.
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Administrators Notioe,

Al persons having demands against the Ia.
tate OF James SunmervilIc, deceased, will
please render the sa,ne, properly attestcd. To
the subscriber, before the first Monday of Oc.
tooer next Tor the purpose OF 6nal settlement,
OF the said Estate. &. Il. NORTHROP.
Attorney OF q. W. Summervillc, Admistra tor
OF dDnes Snn'nerville. deceased.
Lanca'terville, Aug %, 1864, 2s-St
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Executors Notios

AlPcrsons who have demands aga inst the
Estate Of The late Honorable Phillip T. Ham.
mand. deceased. a,e notihed to present the
same for payment witiinsshe time prescribed
by law; and all who, are indebted 70 said Estat.
viii make payment to either oi the undersigned.
JOHN ROSS.
w. NJ, CUNNORS.
Qualified Esecutoss.
Aug %, 1864, 2s-tt
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There is prospect Of the early, resump.
ton oi the exchange Of prisoners. The
exchange will Le conducted on the princi-
Pis OF giving man for mar, aud officer for
"thcer, Sny surplus OF either not 10 br pa
roied, bat held for future exchange. Il j.
not probable that objection will be made
by tae Confederate authorities To INCLUDING
in the sxehnge such free negroes. inhabi
LEis Of the Northern States. as many have
fallen into their hands. Free biacks az.
enlisted ir the English aud French armies
snd Hre exchanged like whit. prisoners -
Negroes Who have been seducod or forced
FROM their SonIhern homes by the emi.sa.
riss ard aro'ic- Of the North. will not, OF
course, be exchanged. but will bc returned
1" their former owners. So writes "P. w.
A."