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The Placer herald., 1864-05-07
Ayor'5 Cherry PeCtoral,

Coughs, Colds, 1niuenzn, Hcnrscness.
Group, Bronchitis, En"ipient Com
Ausnpt:cn, and for tia. Relief
OF E0nsumptive Patients
ia advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This ie remedy ~ universally known to surpsss my
other for the Of threat and lung complaints that Il
IA useless here to publish the lece its virtues. lts
unrivalled excellence, for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made 10
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth.
Few are he communities, even families, among them
who have not some personal experience of It's effects
living trophy in their midst of its victory the
subtle and dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs.
As all know the dreadful fatality of these disorders aud
as they Know too the effects of this remedy, cd not
do more than to assure them tina, it has all the Nr
tues that it did have when making the which have
won so strongly upon the confidence of mankind
Prepared by Dr. ]. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell. Mass
Sold by II, HAZEL, and Mack Weber, Auburn
R. II. Mcdonald Co., Sacramento; and Crane Il
Bingham, San Francisco, and other dealer, Of
Medicine.
June LIST lS63--lyr.
The Placer herald., 1864-05-07
TRAVEL.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

sacramento Valley Il. IL. and Sacramento.
Placer and Nevada Il. IL.
lAM ~ s U 9 {
FROM SACRAMETO TO AUBURN STA.
TION IN TWO HOURS.
The Placer herald., 1864-05-07

"urv arl uhe cures Of these ulitc have breu
madn H., The ,rria,vr power If this mcG,ne 1t st,nt
Lat the vital functions into vigorous ncio and thus
oN"r'"S t-ordts which wold l." supposed buyond its
r"rt. Snh ttue1y lHe hong teen luird \ y tho
e"-siuc1 {" The pc lh nul we Confident that this III
d. !. ilIL MINT In hmm q.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-04-05
A Dying Government,

In the Yankee iiuuss IT R-,a-s.n,x
'ivrs las, Wednesday, Mr. Vori .-- of IL
diana, said il wss n mslanchsi , spectacle
to behold free Government die. L.h-,.
tv pnee lost las never, in the histor, If
the word, hem regained bv the same
peop'- A republican form If govern
msnt once overthrown has never riser,
sgain. Whenever, to the wide donsin
ofhuman rond"c,. people once possessed
OF liberty. with ail the power in rheir own
hands, had surrendered these great gifts
OF good at the command ofa u.urver
they have nSver ahsrwsrd proven their
selves worthy TO regain their fo,ferl. d
treasure. The American Republic, he
said. is dying, and he proceeded to suu
merale the causes which are working ,,s
downfall, say'ng. among other things
that under the present Administration,
justice WAS no 'ongsr ssta blishsd, nor thu
blessings Of liberty secured to the citizen.
No instance in all history could lie fouAd
where a people claiming Chrs,inn civil
zation has wsged war Of any kind
against foe, in dumb ierocious silence,
without a word, sign, or look IN behalf of
q peaceful solati n, as long as We have
no~ been engaged in this cruel conflict.
He argued at length tba, rego,ixiion
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,OLINA. TUESDAY MORNING.. APRIL S, 1864.

Loss AND GAIN b. TBE WAR-A com
pa'isoR OF the census OF ls6O AID 1868
shows that of the numher of slaves in
Vrginis in 1860. nly 3,S03 have been
lost since then, above natural propagation
and other causes.
or horses. in that portion Of the State
under our control, We have lost 25.2Ol.
i" 1860. the number OF cattle returned
for / xation in the entire Siare WAS l,O2l,
1872. or 81 for every 100 white persons.
In 1863, there WAS los head Of cattle to
every leo white inhabitants.
The returns show an increase Of 70,
$40 sheep, and i"ss Of l56 .07O hogs in
the counties and corporations under our
control - Richmond Wig.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-04-05

HoRsEs DIsABLrD or KILLED IN Srs
vIcx.--A eorrrsi"nden, requests informa
ton whether an act was passed by the
recent Congress p'"vid;ng t"r the pay
msnt "f horses disabled, or killed in ser.
vice. othsr~ is- than in battle Srch an
act was P.ss-d 10y both Houses Of Con.
Ere's. hu, was no, approved b, the Pres
'dsnt. Tor ~hst reason We" are no, ipro,m m.
ed. There ~ no such law therefore, on
the ststuts book; but there is no doubt
that II viii Do brought. to the considera.
ton of',bs mex Congress, at ~ early day
Of Tie .hn. nd in oil probability will
bscou,s law.
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WM - inserted Of three dollars per square
fss the ASt, asd enc dollar and afty eents per
ssuArs ~ eaoh Subsequent insertion. A square
6sessass sf the space Of - lines Brewer type.
Asadv@dseneat considered lsss than q square.
The nxk,bG Of Insertions must be written on
oaeh advertisement, or they viii be inserted till
ssAereA out and charged accordingly.
es0i.Asnthly, Msnthiy, or Quarterly Advsr.
esnsats, will be charged Thros DsLLARs per
RNre fsr saoh insextiou.
Liberal deduetions will be made In favor
sf sdvsrtiseaents Of three moaths, or isns.
sr .taadiag.
Aaaouacisg Candid fer ORss, T~ol,o
Oss!ass.
~ Csnnanisatisas rscsmns. ding can
didaies fer saise aAd all others Of limited
sr iaAsiassl interest, charged al Advertising
atSs.v
-~satsss %. I.sslysat DsLters notices must
be paid tor in advances. Attachments, Rules
- plead and ether legal notices msst be paid
Dr. BY As Attorney in the ease, Or stkor per-
sea handing In the advertisement.
e~ AaasaAcsaents Of Marriages Or Deaths;
&Sdsss sf ksiCoas Meeusgs Publishej Graf.
- asd ssloiteA.
= obisuary Esaess exceeding the announce.
Ansnt. win bs charged for the overplus at regs-
- ADVERT sing ratss.
81 TriSatss Of Respect. rated as ad-
ssrtismsats.
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iHE ESULisnaA, AND t'RLNcHMAN.-
ihe locus through "b'ch E,rops rouks
upon the struggle ia America Is III. Of
p"hcy. They are .ilt.~ interested ~ our
politics, aud call only bs "duced 10 inter
iers upon mouves of po,cy There 10 u
certain sort Of blunt humanity sbou,
John Bn'i, ~bIch Is mixed up with a
good dsx' Of lucrs and show Of Christi
anlty. TAX tos john Bull shout hu
manly, and he viii answer With y Sigh,
but tel! him about pay aud he will laugh
In all oi Englnni'. war. s,ne- he i.exn
"ng "f he 'eign OF Q,--n El.zsb-tr, =,
none. has been the suL,;, ,tum.
II net so With the Frenci,nan. lie
goes mt" all - wars for the gI"ry Of the
thing lie qnsk aud mpuis,ve in
anger, and is always th. first to snrs.,
after the fight is over. We admir-. the
French nation more than We do the Eng.
l.h. bec-use here are many similar
p'"'s ~ tt1Wetu Don
monetary matters, tLere .rs many homo
gsnso". idess bstw ecu tie Briton AID
Yankee, aud con'-qus dy, for tue reason
that one niser never likes another, there
Is n" cordinlity b.t~s.n them.
When The war first commenced. We all
thoughi Europe would not suffer IL To
ls'' longer tbs" their suppl: "f cot,or -
Bu' We have seen the great cotton fam
inc sweep through Englsnd-thr.e mill
ion operatives tarown idle and running
riot through The Kingdom and The G. v
eminent oily calculating ~nd giving
out the result hat u would Ls chempe,
To give them money directly from the
Eschequer than to obtxin Tor them
American COTTON 10y war ! Who will
say that the calculation was Mt correct :
But When did England use her ~si,h,ne
tic with such wisdom before Macon
Confederate
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-04-05

FHoM FLoRIDA.-The latest aews from
f'"''d~ 10 40. very favorable to the dis
c'p''ns and integrity OF The Yankee army
under Seymour. A Dispatch from The
operator A. B"'d~in, dated l7th, SAYS :
"Ths news from the fr,ni thi. morning in
that eighty i've Yankee deserters came
~ early this morning. AID they report
that foriy more are on the way"
The operator At Wsldo report. that
the Yankees st Paistka are also deserving q
Tact About fifty had sk-dsddl.d from
thsir lines, and negro pIck-ts are stationed
10 every dre' ton to keep The can Of rob
bers togr,h-r.-- iSaronnah Repubiiean
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-04-05

EDIroRs CoURIkn There is no qnes
ito" about he ues, substitute for coffee.
few prepare it properly. 1t is generally
sp",led in pr'chng. When carefully
p~rch"d it vii deceive almost every one
The best method for preparing II is as
follows:
WASH sh- grain and pour upon il boil
ing water. aud 10, 1t soak until the grains
s".Ils. The water should b. loiling, not
simp!, hot. Then carefully psrch over n
steady heat. b, I'D means IL, the grain
h- scorched. l. should he parched TO a
dark brown. II the least scorched, there
viii l.. n failure IN making the drink.
HIGH PRIVATE.
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GES GRANT AND THE CAPTURE OF
RICHMOND A Washington correspon
dent writing on the 10th. says: "lt is
understood that Gep. Grant protes'sa
gaiusi anv further attempt 10 penetrate
the C"nf-d-rscy Until Richmond shall
have been taken. lie disagrees with
Gen. H.llssk and places tho highes,
valu" upon the rebel c~lital. declaring
that Cincinnati ~. well ~ Washiny,on is
threatened by IT,"
Another correspondent ssys: "In the
new On tn Richmond movement, | think
u probable thai Grant will command the
main column, with Sherman, Mcpherson,
Meade and Hooker Ss chief subordin.
ates."
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SOUTH CAROLINA'S LEAD.
BIOGRAPHICAL ROLL OF HONOR :

LII AVlNG rccsived frequent applications
IL. trua the friends oI deceased soldiers
to place il a perinaD.n, form and make il
nccc sible to all VIII" might desire IA copy.
the roll. OF HONOR" on which I am
engaged tor the State. propose to publish
work moro extended in it's scope aud de
sign than The Stale Roll. embracing Bio.
graphical Sketches Of the officers anu men
fism this State wbo have fallen or died in
serSic. during the present war, and whose
friends may furnish me with the necessary
materials for such sketches
The plan Is tsiS :-'Ihe friends Of the de-.
ceased soldiers desiring place in this work
will forward To me the n.ces-ar, informa.
,isn Ia make W for publication the bio.
graphical sketches, or send me the. notices
they with inserted, when they will be re-
vired nnd compiled for publication Each
biographical sketch must be accompanied
by tie n"ise Of at least enc -ub,cribsr and
Ten Dollars 10 defray the expenses and la
Dor involved In the preparation and sompi.
iation OF the sketches, for whicl, q receipt
will be given emitting the holder 10 cspy
OF the work At the subscription price.
an pertccting arrangements with lead
ing publishing house for the publication Of
the work II will be Published in monthly
numbers. dad issued in the best style Of
ietter press printing. on line white EaElish
book paper nnt printed with tn. best Env
lish Ink. Each number " III contain one or
more portraits Of officers and men whs have
distinguished themselves during the wal
The twelve numbers will MAKE four hand
some volumes.
Terms $50 per annum. or fer twelve
numbers, pa'able on the pub ication OF the
hrst number, Of which due notice will be
given. The work will be continued until
ne Roll is completed. Those intending to
subscribe or fu.nish biographical sketches,
should do 80 without delay, 40 the fret
edition will be limited 10 the number of
subscribers.
Address WILLIAM b JOHNSON,
Coiumbis, 3. L.
Hb. II, 1864. 1T
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Battle Field of Seven Pines.

Nor Il Csroius officer, w"u, wmb
tue reg unent i0 which ke il attached.
shared III the psrils aud the gloreS Of tn.
battle OF Seven PIsrs. write, to express
his deep sensbiIity 1T inior,na;,,, !, II he has
receive to 'i,- effect that the plough
share has not red the grSvss of our
soldiers tur.e,i on ,bat field. for even
the brief Two ysa,s which have since
passed by. With bitter sorrow, be
condemns the sscril, pe ~ evidence Of
IA cruel aud ungrat.fui hesr,Ie.sness"
r.t musl exc,t. ie-I:ngs of horror where
ever known Wsnt Of space for the
communicative restricts Us to this notice
OF il.
W. kn"s nothing Of the accuracy OF
our correspondents information 10 ,his
particular case, bn, We fuiIy concur in the
general sentim~.'s which .und-,ns his
criiic',ns. The spot Oh which q Coz
f"derais soldier has died, and where he
iie- huI,ed, should be h.d.~-d ground
in the Eyes Of ia. p"rson Who owns it,
lie should rsnn-nb-r that there martyr.
"f whom ~- shnl. do we'll To be pround.
rendered up his i'fs for our holy cause :;
there ps'ri"t poured out bn blood io
delrnc- vi his country. And shall ,bs
soil "hch hs died to defend refuse n,
nnd'sturhed resting place to his dust g.
Rrtber Ie, II l.. the tender care, as i, i.
the sacred duty and should he the pleas
ure, of those TO whom the rustod, falls.
TO mark we'll the .p.r aud to yils up the
little "ou"d. aud protect the turf, SO tbs,
comm gr"er"uo"s shall. ss they psus.
To do rr'srr"cs. be.s 'bs pl"us .olicituds
which has. pr.s-r,sd the memorials of
their couuir's defenders sud msr,yrs
RichmOnd .S,afinei.
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a docid.d .,s,d IN C.,or ,f ,,o N.,;.I
t,ovo,ru,, ..a l.,;.l
,.;, ~. n,.n. .m :. -. -,
.,, ~ 81. r.a..I ~. c.
n. p...,.:...;, -,,.
-,
s,n,s ,nd un.n.,..,u.
.Th. u,;o, man a.. .I.o ;,
n S,a,. Ham, Co,,.,,o, ~. .,,,
a;.,. tho ,:o r. :, CT.
,.s N calling for Conv.,,;,, - ...J
4 aI.,o ., ,h c,;. c,
Convsn,;o,
Th., nil, b. ou, u
nay, lima and IN ,hu,r S,.,a ,I,.,,,,n
the, x,l, ,.L. IL. ,,,,,d ,,., .,,... j..
de.d.
-, :,
" ""Nee p"P'," A,' ~ '''' Oh s'ec'
'"@'"s P''"e'Ae"' "oo"' tue i'es'
''"'! ~. '"ef were won. 10 Dc oe'''e Tie
" i"e 'p''' IN tue hrpuoI''S" party
" ''''"e more S'sar'y aeune' every
N ' " 'o'S h'en'"e roS'' one
" " '' i''Pu"''e"" papers,
- s.''. o 49,. ~ .N '"'""e !" opp"
Nv W "''','" ''""'
AUG ~ !" '"'" isep"o' CALL 'hs 'eHd'hg
" y '"1 N'''''" P"'y y" 'ne :" es''
'1"'.'''' '"e "'''o" VI . "'e heS'"'" ur's
-" ~ "'""'e' h'"eo," aS unjust
o"e' ~o'"'"s"' c""u'ua'eS' aud
"' "'e"'' " o'"e' c""o'o ''rs nave
JUS. " ''' s"' u urge TIC" c'~''ns
". H"e''" '''s"os nave I" urge his.
"' P'o'" very o'''rf -" those
""o nave enc'"V''-d
" ''"" P"'''' oP'"'o"'
'e.''' "'''e' "'ss n'a'
"'' ' "' ae.e'"''e" 10 "r'e
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-04-05

APPLICATIONS FOR EXEMPTION AND
DSTAIL.- II Is required 10y the Bureau Of
C,"'srp'ion that Nil application. Tor es
emPuon or do,sii, except Er. service in
tts military hnress, department. DC,
shalt be- nsde in writing to the enrolIinv
silicsr OF the appropriate county or ds
tf'ct, aDJ b- supported hy the @ffidnvit of
the applicant and Other testimony under
oath. TIE enrolling "fficer will end. rse
hn opinion on each .ad every application,
AMI Transmit il To the co,nmand.nt Of
s"nser,pis Tor his approval, with certii
cate Tor approval. IL the enrolling officer
approve the Application. he may grant =
certificate OF exemption for a p-riod not
exceeding sixty days, whlol, shall remain
in force for ,hnt period unIezs counter.
mandsd BY the eomm.ndas. Of couscrip,..
Every applicant for exemption or detail
whose c sim shail bs refused by ,as en-
rolling officer aud compaodaUl Of con
scripts will he allowed sn appeal to the
Bnrssu Of Conse'ip,iou and The War De
Ps"mept Bu, until tie application has
been msds TO the enrolling officer and
the commsndsut Of conscripts, applies.
tions will not be sstsstained by the War
DspsstmsaL
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Regulations for the Impressment of
Free Negroes and Slaves.

lhs Regulations adop'ed under the
sc' OF Coil9ress 10 Increase tile eftic ency
VI tue army ov the employment OF the
lice hegr"es AID sltsas III certain rapaci
'e' appear "tnc'aiy IN the Richmond
papers, Tor synopsis OF which we only
nave com.
Applications Tor exemption on the
2'ou"" '""t he Interest" ct the country
F"4'"ie u, "f that II s d"m"n'i-r Nv jas
''e' eq'''A or nec''>''y, must h" made to
Tue e"'"'''"S I'm 'er IN writing VIII" wit
o'sp'se o' '"eih H'r ending I" III" genera
d't"c''"" cont" ned l" the regulations Ut
ue' '"e ACT 10 "s""'z forces to serve
during 'he war.
ihe PROVISIONS "' "r'i'rs No l3S Of
tue Z%'" oc'"1'r, 1863, "'li atiord the
fequ's'te rules f"r v"Idame relative To- the
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-04-05

a gentiem," recently arrived in Rich
mo"d, from Maryland. where he has Gs-a
i"r several weeks. give, an encouraging
@ec"unt Of the frsIing existing among the
friends VI the S".,h in thai Sac. lie
says the, "e'-r "e'- more holefu or
more sanguine Of ,he success OF the Con
fsderste cause tnan nj tho present time.
Man"cisd by the armed Isgions Of Lin.
eo'", and separated i'om ,h-.r southern
friends i'y natural obstacles, they have
never desP~red Of un,in~,sIy uniting
their State To the Southern Cni.dsrscy.
Sentinel
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-04-05

PHoroGRArHs, -Ln,e,, IN Ro.s,,, q
solder vi the Gu~Td "a, murd~red, With.
"ut sDy circums sucs TO point out the
PsrPe'r",or Of lie deed. and no clue could
be iound TO lead TO Ibe Je,ecuoo of tie
crime. WhtreuPon il was suggs.red 10
pho'sgrsph the eyes Of The murdered
man, II psrchsncs there M; .ht be discoy
cred ,hsrs'n the objsc, which had made
the last impression in life, and left its i'm
aye there. The experiment wss made,
and, snrs enough. reflected osck from
that glazed mirror came forth the features
Of two other guardsmsn. distinct ssd un.
sqmvocsI. This evidence Of gail,. pow
erfal enough in its-If, vas completed BY
sud fbus another mysterious
agency Tor the discovery Of secret crime
10 established Tor 'he benefit OF mankind.
CsSfSdstSss.
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Tx WHEAT PsGsPEcr. We Iesrs
verbally aud from our exchanges ,ha,
the prospee, Of the whea, crop Is encour
aging. The late rains have brought il
out wonderfully, %nd y farrper told us the
other day 'ha, the prospect w. as good
nov ~s s usually at this season of the
yssr--RGtsigh Confederate.
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de2en' ence. but to .,nbrsrs every opppr,
tun'ty I" co operate with the conserva, ve
men Of the North in relun.rrp to their
allegiance on basis Of perfect security
for nil their rights and iasu,u,ion. ~
American ciliz-ns. If this l.. done. the
next Presidential election will pn' MI end
10 the wal and death. an! bring cor
s'itutional Union ,o The States
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A NEWSPAPER FOR TIE TINES /
SOUTHERN CONFEDERiCY

IL one tho largest News Paper, publish ID
In the South. and has all tn. ndvai..cs that
eligible location. good Army correspondence,
and an able Editorial corps can offer.
II is an lSpEPENDEST NEw- JouRsAL Do.
signed to give the News Of the da review
public measures, and tnaiE,ain the riybt.
and interests of the South, without refer.
sncs to party politics.
TnE DAILY contain, twelve .oluu,. ~
fresh reading matter. welt printed On cl.sr
white paper, and is published at - Scr
month.
THS WEEKLY is n very large and hand.
rops sheet containing the general News Of
The country. and particular, the War N,x.
The Teiegraphic news Of the Who'll, w,.k.
ana other cii"'ce selections from IN, col.
umns "f The DAILY are embraced 10 ,r,s mat
Ter VI me Week., Subscriptio" price - So
per qaarter. Weekly. f"r ! month al 40
No per cent. or dsdsstions to CIus, .s.
be offered.
No subscriptions received for isuy.r n.
riod than three nsnth-.
DAILY Paper at he sosntsr Twenty ...,.
per copy.
RATES OF ADvERrI,ING:
One square (ths space 81 ~ lines. %, i...
iu Nonpareli) will b. charged 81 ,U tor sr.,
in-e'hon, "nd 81 Tor sasir subs.,u.s ,u..r
u"n IN The Daily aud $1os for s.ei, ser =,
'ion in the Weesiy.
Advertisements or N"'is.s il IN. .,...l
column, oO csnis per line tor sass ,n-.r,,,n
Obituaries Is s.pts per line.
Money may b. maiIeA al thu risk OF ~.
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iskss. Address,
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-, Publishers, ATLANTA, o.
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ESTATE NOTICE.

ALI persons isdeb,ed - Ne Estate 81
Jaaes x Glenn. dessasrd. nss reqasstsc to
make payment 70 p,s undsr-ignsd and all
prr-ons havisE denand. sv~insi snid Estate
viii please present thsn ia sediaisly for
Psyaent
J. " MoMURRtY
AAkGAkEr Al GLENN
Adn'rs .f John ID. GLENN, deed.
lss- g 1854 - A7--su
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L'ncoln hasi0g failed TO ee: the men
already called for, has made another call
for Two hundred thousx.d. The follow.
Ing 10 his proclamation:
.ExEcvTIvE MANSION.
~ Washington, March II, 1864.
General Orders, No. 100.
10 order 10 supply the force required
10 be dFaftsdfor the navy, aud to provide
~ adequate reserve force fos all enn,in
gsusies, 10 addition to the tive hundred
men called for February !. 1884, the call
10 hereby made and draft ordered for
Two hundred thousand men for the mill
tasy service, army, navy aud marine corps
Of the United States.
The proportional quotas for the differ
snt wards, towns, to~ nships, precincts or
election districts or counties, ~ill be nSde
known through the Provost Marshal Gen
erals Bureau, and account will lie taken
Of the credits and deficiencies Of former
aaosss.
Tho lsth day Of April. 1864, !. desig
ssted ss the time up to ~hrh tho mum
bsrs TeqS p d rom each ward OF a city,
town. DC, may he raised hy voluntary
enlistmsss aud drafts will be made in
sseh wards Of city. town, &c.. which
shall not have filed the quota assigned
to Il within the time designated 70. the
number required to Oil said quota.
TIE drafts will be- commsn csd as spon
after the 18th OF April ss practicable.
The Government bouRties, =. nov paid
continue until April l. 1904. at which
time tho additional boun,iss csXss. On
and after that dAie one hundred dollars
bounty only will he paid. rs provided BY
the Act approved July 20 1851.
Siyosd] ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Official: E. ID. Tow xsExp. A. A G
AysAiRs IN STANDARDIZATION OF GOV
BRAMLgTTE ON THE NEGRO ENLISTMENT.
Governor Brsmletts, Of Kentucky, has
written to the President. pro'esting a.
gainst the enrolment Of negroes. and piv.
ing nosics that he will enforce the State
laws in the matter. Kentucky. he sxys.
having proved her 10y atty, must be treat.
cd ~ ~ loyal State, and her Cous,i ution
snd laws respected. A Telegram from
Louisville says:
Gov. BrsmIs,ts telsgrsphed to the Pro
vost Marshal General of the State. at
DAsvilis, yesterday, that il the Govern
nent did net stop the enlistment Of slaves
In the State, he (ths Govsrnor) would.
lie also ieIegrapbsd TO the Rev. DR..
ko,'en Brsck"r'ds-, the distinguished
Uoion leader. to CONS 10 Frankfort.
NJ. Bsschinridgs replied that he old
mot approve Of lhs course taken by the
Governos vt sii. and IL he expected him
10 sustain his course there va. no use of
hrs oo'n'ns to the State capital. II. pre-.
ssusd to ssmsin among tAa -
! = = ; : ! !!
Brsmle,,s then s.L-u BM Qo
70 Washington ssd q
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DAILY CONFEDERATE.
PUBLISHED AT RALt.rSH. NC
To Mule Raisers.

Tn. Fine large Premium JACK
cHUKUBUsCO, will be At m.
Ah iiaa,sssd place the Spring 1894.
Said JACK was awarded prsmiam by In.
state Fair st Csiumbis ahen IL Years oJd.
in compeu,ion with full grown Jacks, Fer
The size aad qualify Of his colts refer to all
that have seen thsm.
Care vii be tagsn 10 prevent aecideats,
but viii aot DO responsible should any os.
eur.
Terms Gao. and oi0 sf that. Ia ell esses,
mu-. s~ paid wacs Mares are entered, and
the stbsr $40 will be dso when the jiasss
prove ~ Oe~s nh fesl. The Jack will be
limited 10 ~ Mares. Apply on the prsm.
i-u- snd pa, The entrance money 10 The
Grootn, &c
Marco D. iseA, e-<a
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-04-05
fHE LANCASTER LEDGER
rSsHsAsd every Tuesday Hsrning
". Il. q @ II II O n 8 i,
~ BaltSv anA proprietor.
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Sa.0e

HoT 0ax heates, ~ advance, So.0o
For rAsss Assihs, in -dvanss, 8S
Whes act paii in advance, fifty per cent
n9oa the above ratss ell. Do charged Pay
Neat vitAis sse assth frsm the Gate Of
ssSssHPtisa will be considered 10 advance.
Sa~sesiptisas will set be received in .S
vance fssa lsRger tsra than six months,
Asr Ter a Shorter time than three months
Ne paper Discontinued 1ntil al arrsaraEss
SO Psia, except ~ eur oPtsss.