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The finest assortment of Dress Goods
in Nashville at Cameron, Gfier * Cos.
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Opera Flannels Of every color at
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If you want a French calf sewed shoe,
custom made, call at No. Gj North College
street, by NJ. MoRoANsTERN.
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The finest assortment of GahcOes in
Nashville at Cameron, GFier q Cos.
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Heavy ribbed shirts and drawers at
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CIRcUA The rule so FAR, this week
has been crowded houses, or more strict-
ly tentfulls, and yesterday afternoon
and evening. wet muddy and disa-
greeable as they were, saw no abate-
ment ofthe crowds that are bound to
go at all hazardA We admire the
courage Of pecpietlst win 60 to the cir
Gus during such weather and we con.
graduate the managers on having at
fractions so powerful as 70 attract the
public in 80 unmisiakeableea manner
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Splendid assortment Of Ladies
Cloaks, just received at Cameron,
Grier A Goa ~
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Shaker flannel shirts and drawers at
r.. n Thompsons . Cherry, near
Union Street
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Some twenty-five rebel prisoners es-
capped from Camp Morton, Ind, few
nights ago
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If you want handsome pair Of
Blankets, call at Cameron, Grier II Co.'S
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It1H Union hSa the larGcst
Ienuessee---its City and Army
circulation more than double any
otaf< PAPER as - - se7
sFRfDAy, sN0EEAfBEB IS. 1854
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date ppleasiOn y made. egplialsiifeiy sfnail
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If you want q handsome BalmoraL
call It Cameron, Grier & Cos
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splshdid ssso,tnspe Of .sOptags.
Nhbias, Hoods, etc, At Cameron, Grier
q Cos a,lSE szsHsssAa
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The Louisville Democrat of yester
day says few days since rebel named
McGee was arrested in Lexington, and
another young man named Ferguson
was caught in Judge Nuttall's barn,
with tWo Others, and taken 10 Lexing-
ton. ca Tuesday afternoon young Nc.
Gee and Ferguson were taken out OF
prison by order of Mai. Gen. Burbridge,
taken toa spot near the Fair Grounds
and both hung Young Ferguson lived
in Lexington when this war broke out,
Joined John Morgan's command, and
vas captured in Ohio and put in Camp
Chase. lie with Others made mis- es
cape from there he was captured a
second time and put in the Lexington
iaa he broke out Of there and SAs
captured as above stated, in Judge
NuttaI's barn, near Eminence, Ky. We
did not learn where MCGEE was from
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The finest assortment Of Black and
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Major General Burbridge has issued
an order to the effect that eight rebel
prisoners shall be selected from The
number now confined in the military
prison in this city, fand shot to death,
in retaliation fer the murder Of two
Union men omeplace in the State.
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The bombardment Of Charleston and
Fort sumter is being continued with ateadi.
ness and severity.
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the Police Court to day.
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On Friday, tho 3Oth, ihs destruction aud
collection operations were continued.
Army Intelligence.
From Georgia.

All accounts from the army Of Tepp.s.
zee are OF the most encouraging nature
There is no doubt that Gen. Hoods ar NV
is on The Chattanooga aud Atlanta Railroad
and thnt II is marching northwa,d effectu.
ally and completely destroying the track
as il goes.
Sherman is cut off from ms base Of sun
pies, and he only has one or Two uings TO
de; cut his way through OR to surrender,
and that, too, in IL very few DAYS.
Prisoners and desert-rs say that no trains
have arrived at Atlanta for Z or 8 DAYS.
that Shermau's men are nearly out Of every
thing TO eat, aud that h,s horse, aud uures
are starving Sherman will unqusst opa-
bly,, VI he mas not already, move all his ar.
ny exrept garrison ON Atlanta axain t
Hood, in n very few days -Macon Con
Jsderote. sth.
PALMETTO, Ga. Oct a.-G.n. Hoods
headquarters this morning were al Dallas,
and from that point he ISSUED q procisula-
tion TO tas army. telling them that his in
isution was TO reiz- and hold tho State
road, cut Oft Shermnu's supplies aud force
him out to fight him Further, that II Sher-
man refused TO come out Of Atlanta and
6gh,, he (Hooa) would take up his line of
march northwnrd, aud leave him TO smu..
himsslf as be saw it,
Our roops nre said TO be iu fine feather
nt ha x,f Lx;i
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THk SEAT oy OPEaA TIoNs IN MIssoURI-
Gen Psics's operations in Missouri are pro.
ducisy much agitation there. and may per.
.haps cause tho amiabls. gentleman. Rose.
crann.i 10 banish lady or two in retaliation,
or 10 publish their letters, if he can do moth.
ing moro valiant. Price 10 pressing boldly
Towards St. Louis, aud, has already been
regulating the'railroads which lead thither.
Perhaps some account Of the localities will
be Of interest 10 the reader. St. Louis 10
on The Mi.sissippi river. t~snty miles below
the mouth Of the Missouri Its population
in 1861 WAS l62, ,A79. A railroad extends
from st. Louis in n direction n little west
Of south To Pilot Knob, distaucs Of eighty
six miles. 1t is that railroad. known ~ the
ST Louis and Iron Mountain rsilroud, tina.
Price first stuck. Capturing the impor.
iant positions at iia southern terminus, 10
moved on towards 81. Louis, DESTROY "
The road and making himself master Of the
country in his march. The en-my's papsrs
say it wi take D,ouths to repair the dam
ages.-RichmOnd Sentinel.
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Tho Elections.

Hon. Geo. Nee. Witherspoon has been elec.
ted Senator tor Lancaster; ami Maj b. r. ely.
burn aud W. II. Connors. ESQ. Representa-.
tives
Mr.. d. A. Williams was elected Ordinary and
Capt n. b. Vanlandingbam Ia. Coll ector.
full and official statement Of the Polls al
the various precincts and in the army is pub
lished elsewhere The aggregate vote (about
760) is larger than was anticipated, and larger,
~e believe, than it has been at any election for
the last two or three years.
The following gentlemen were elected Com.
missioners OF tho i'oor: DR.. T. l.. Johnston,
J. W. Hendrix, Joel B. Small. There vas
failure TO elect full Board, 1--WE being requir.
cd.
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was received at Chattanooga, whence Gen.
smith telegrsPhs Thomas tha, the Confed
crates had rstreated from. Altoona, moving
an me direction Of Dallas, leaving their
dead and wounded in tho hands Of the ono
my. Meanwhile, Sherman is silent.
sFhs'Preas ds-Patchss Of the same date,
says: In the fgh, at Altoona, on the 9th,
our forces completely vanquishsd the r.b.
els, who rstreated precip,tstely, lea, inp in
our hands between four and five hundre d
killed and wounded. --,
report says Forrest is On route tor Flor
enee from Lnwreusbusg. Another accoup,
says he is surr0andsd. An important NOVA.
nsu, is still going on 10 Missouri. La,e
advises state that Priee attempted to cross
the Usage River ut Castle Rock, but VIM
prevented by Yankee troops on the other
side. As The river had sw wollen, it wa. suu.
posed he would try to cross at ano,he,
point.
is a''o reported that several hundred
Confederate cavalry had crossed Missouri
into Montgomery County. The bridges
over Gasconads River and Coles Creek
were burnt. Al the latter point, twenty
locomotives and thirty cars wore DESTROYED
hoi thsrn papers Of the 10th inst, rsce,v
I'd BY the Wing, contain additional .p.r,ic.
"'ars Of the hight n, Darbytown The Her.
aid rays the rebels fought obstiuately -
Thsir loss was 1000 killed The Federal
loss 100. Th"ugh the Herald brags high.
Il IL evident the Yankees were badly whip.
ped according to its accounts.
Sherman tsIegraphs HaIlsrk FROM AL.
tsona, on the 9Th. that hs reached Kesne.
saw on the 9Th, jnst in .ims to witness in
thr distance tho rebsl attack upon Altoona.
lie had anticipated the attack and ordered
corps from Rome 10 rsiuforcs the parri.
a"n. The attack was met and repui,ed,
the enemy leaving 400 dead and 1000
"san'ied in our hand. as prisoners. Our
loss mol over 100 ia. the aggregate. The
rebels captured the snali garrison Ut Big
Shanty and AcwOrth, and burned seven
miles Of this railroad. We have AN abun.
dance Of provisions al Altoon. .nd Allan.
In. Hood hss moved back ~ Dallas. Van
Wsrtis watching him 10 case he tries TO
reach kingstOn or Rome. Atlanta IL per.
frct', SECURE.
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Real Rstate for Sale.

WILL be offered for sale, at Lancaster
Court House, on ths first Monday in No.
Sember next, tha-. Houss and I.oi Of land
attached, situate in the Wild Cat section,
adjoining lands Of Ransom Piyler, George
NJ: SuDdsrburk and Others known an the
property Of Williams g. Hough. Ths Lel
contsins from two to three scres The
buildings arc new. Itis said 10 be an OK.
cellsnt stand for business.
Isers Cash; or credit, with approved
surety, at the option Of the pu rchsssr.
w. N. CONNORS,
ATTY for
ID. A. WILLIAMS,
Surviving Partner.
IN -, HoS. SET
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CHAhIarrEsvILLE, Oct. IL.


ThIn m"r"'ng the enemy -nds"sossd 10
advance bst~ cen the Dasbyiown and
Charles City roAdn, bot ~as rspul,ed 10
every sttempL Nest sitsnnoys sfiurts
wore made about 4 p m., after which he
Withdrew leaving many dead. Our loss
very slight.
Bssck'nTidgs reports that = force Of T. .
sasay came To Gresnw,iis on the 18th aid
were dessaisd b, Brig Gen. vA.gha. Some
pri.enss., two sssnd ot roiors, macy horses
and srms we're capi.rsd The enemy lost
many allied ard wouuded Oar loss slight,
s,gsed r T.. Lee, GsasrsI.
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An Arkansas correspondent makes the
prediction, that within three months Forrest
will command as large an army rs either
Hood or Lee, ard another, that AZ neces.
ssry consequence the war will be trans
ferred to its original starting point. and
adds: Forrest sent into Kentucky, before
he crossed the Tennessee, the remnant Of
n brigade, with the assurance from its OH.
Gers that they would meet him in Tennessee
or on his way 10 Louisville with three or
four thousand men.
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Casualties.

The following are the casualties reported in
Capt Krk's Company:
Killed captain IL Kirk; Privutes d A
Horton and J S Crenshaw.
wounded; Lieutenant John G. Witherspoon;
lett ley amputatcd Sergeant NJ J Sims, severe.
lett ieg aud right arm Priva.cs W A
Richardson, severely ia lace and breast } T
Sweat, severely in right hand aud side; J p
Tn ahan, severely in abdomcrl and left thigh ::
shu'e, slightly i" abdomen; b Bush. slightly
in right side; Blackna,,, severely in left
foot; I Fail, fssh wound in left l.p.-To,a,
killed, eficer men; Wounded, / oiHess 8
men
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noalLE, OeL i2.-GensraI Forrest tele.
graphs Gen Tsysss q ON CsriBth The lab,
thai Col. ksIiy's ssccssa. s.,srday, was
cs~Pi.te. lie surprised The enemy cap
turing ,hsir ysns, 10 p'isoSer. and ~ hor
ses. Aboni 3O0 Yankees -~srs drowned
In ths ssts"ptto to % -mossk in their bssts
Our arst shot Psn-trs,ed the boiler Of q
transport. BY which na.y wsss .caidsd and
busnsd 10 desth.
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Executors Notice,

Persons having demand. sssiuSt IN. rs.
tate Of tho late Mrs. L. p. Brown arc re-.
quested 10 present them properly attested.
70 ihs undsr-igaeG within the time pre-
scSibsd by law; and persons indebted to
said Estate will make payment to inc.
ID. w. BROWN, Exr
Oct 18th 1864, 36-xt
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Our new terms are Published on the first
page OF this paper. or course they do not
apply to those persons who have paid ia al.
vance. up.'l as:er tile expiration OF the time TO
which they have been credited under the for.
mer ates
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Northern Hsws
RioBnosp, Oct n

RioBsosp, Oct ~.
Tbs Wing has received ,hs Wasnin gton
Chsoniels, of the sth. Staa,ou sends q
isng'Ay dsspstsh 70 Dis. dated the 7.h,
bsssd sPss despatch Of Gsasral TAe ma
dstsd NasAsilSs. M whsss isstvus sson
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A NoKTHERS Mans VIEw T,e army
correspondent of u. slon & ,meIy Mail. in
his lat letter say, h" has JUS, .e-n n copy
OF the Louisville J1Lrnal of tie 2Slh
CONTAINS n ,erv seuaibIe e,Irr from Jo Il
G~Davi,. at indiann Ar Davis does not
think the cap ute Of Southern lawns l. nd
territory are "nrave'Iihg the story of
peace lie he,h yes u NJ ever, c, iu Dixie
might faI Without the conclusion OF the
war nnd the disorganiza,iun Of the rsbrl
lion. -Fo'," observes he, with pJeat truth,
"~hen YOU have driven lie, o.t Of Rich
u,"pd. as Won have drivrn Hnod cur of At
'a"ta a-e'pl"rrd- .Augasta. Alueon, Mont.
gomer -iakrn Mobile, aud fnfctd the
graI< Mmi.- Of the South Ia ui,ite, yos
will sill ha'e that great tess,io,y West Of
the Mississippi Ia eienr-and that alone ia
a In rq"ai 10 the Idst three :, ears work I"
Upon these ideas MIR. Davis thinks it~ ou,d
bs wise TO Dhsr some terms tUths rebels 10
induce thrmiO enter convention Of the
States. "In the, event of. sncr u general
Congress-" saws iIr, "thsrs Is great rsasoa
toShops ihatths sooda.nse Of 6oth parties
would be able to reach sJ,,, wise oatris,iv
and happy consumm lion"
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DIR. EDITOR You will please apuouncs
capt a. .. Nlsbet, as q candidate for Sbsr.
ill., OF Lancaster Di.Irict. He is a private
IN Capt w. l.. DePass' Company Of Light
Artillery. MANY fRIsrps
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Mr.. EDIroR.-Pleass announce John n
Adams, private 10 Co. "A" Ist .. G.. Ia.
fantry, ~ u candidate for Sheriff At lhs On
suing elsc.ion aud you will obi,gs,
MANY SoLDInRa.
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The friends Of Col. John B. Coussrl m
nounce him candidate for Shsrlff Il the
ensuing election.
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h'Sl.-On- The road from Lancssts, G..
II. 10 my rssIdease, u wagon tvrs. Tn.
hhder vii be compensated. ii no will leave
II nj my Eouse, or in!srm me where I ..n
getit. I'M. SHAVER
Oct. 10, 1854, sS-,
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We are authorized to announce Cap. J.
u. Cnskey a candidate for Sheriff at the sp.
preaching election.
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. MK IroR:-Plsass announce Mai. NJ
linton, u candidate TOR Sheriff Of Lancaster
District, and obliSe
MAHT FRIENDS.
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Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF

The friends Of w. W. Baskin anuoupe.
HIM candidate for Sheriff a. tho eu.siue
election.
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We are authorized to announce Cap,
w. i. Phifer candidate for Sheriff at the
ensuing election.
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We are authorized TO announce Ssrpt.
II i. Mobiey, Of Capt. DePass' Battery, q
candidate for Sheriff at the next election.
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From Virginia.
PETERSBURG, Oct. Ia


Last night. there was heavy artillery and
m".ketry hiring for an nour or more. grow.
ing out Ut xn alarm on The part OF the
P'ckst", whic" amounted TO nothing. The
enemy are reported demonstrating Oh the
front vi Bsrniuda Hundreds 10 day The
rn~my we're L"sity moving ACROSS pSntoon.
To ths Nortn side Of In. Jane. River ali
hast o'ght. iiospitai wagons. ruuips ana
s'I'sr places sre being rig,dly inspected.
aud able bodied msu returned 10 the frsut
--d,.abisd men Iad negroes 10 take their
places ~ Tar - possible
CHAnrarrrsvILLE, Oct IL.
@ Our cavalry nav. had n reverse ncur Ed
inbsrg, ia tue Valley Wxsrvvs the enc
mys cavalry Tor several day =, but On nun.
day v-ntured 90 tar aud got in among
their ins1stD. The rssult va. we were
rspsissd. aud Iost eight g"n, In other
,s-p<sts, the sii.ir does no, seem ,s bs sx.
nous.
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d, We are requested to announce MIR. o..
born Floyd u member Of the Hampton.
Legion) n candidate for Sheriff at the an.
suing election.
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The General Osslss irom Rishmond for the
revocation oi de,.ils will be found on our hrst
page. IL the order 10 rigidiy enforced j, will
add greatly 10 the ssreug,h Of our armies.
though /. he st tbs serious INCONVENIENCE .ud
discomfort Of the people ., houss The pesais
should sxs,t thsmsciv.. " ssppiy, In some
way, the places Of the Milisrs, Shoe .m.Lers
T.nnsrs, &c., upon whom We have been 30 de.
pendsus. aud s.o ara now ordered to the
ranks other wise. ab. olu,. suffering will ensue.
The ordering mao service Of al mechs,,c,, At
90 shors notice, 10 sserious matter bu, this,
like nunsrops o,hes inconyenlsncss TO Viii. b
ws have been subjected since the b beginning Of
the ~ar, may be partially overcome by the e1
srcise Of The proper energy AID sp,ri. on the
part Of ths few Who are Iei, behind
The oAjsc, Of the order 10 To I'LL up the ranks
oi our army. The enemy is pressing us with
;saewed siger - every point. aud President
Davis has announced the startling fset tina,
s~othirds Of our men are .bseas from tue
rsnks These sxigsseiss mus. b. met IN come
"sy, and he detail. ere called upon to do ser.
vies. How lorg tissir services viii se rsauised
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When Government judges it imperative to
make It's calls upon the people, it becomes the
duty OF the latter 10 honor tn M with cheer.
fuiness aud ~alacrty. Any other conduct IRE.
marks the Richmond Sentinel) has all the eIe
me"ts and is but little short Of treason. To
refuse or fail to support ones country When and
i needed aud called for, is TO sbshdon Il to its
enemies. There is but one further step. aud
short aud natural one and that is TO iom those
enemies. No matter how extreme the necessi,
~ and how heavy the demand, the citizen
should neve' hesitate at the sacrifice in nvolvcd;
Tor when country Is At stake every thing is at
stake Country includ every thing. 1t in.
cuJes home, and father, aud mother, and bro
thsrs and sisters. It includes vile, and chill.
dren, aud friends, anu neighbors, and country.
men. IL includcs schools and churches. edu.
cation aud religion. Ii includes the graves of
our fathers and Of the departed friends whom
we loved. Ii includes the fame OF our great
men anu the reverence due 70 the yirtuous IL
includes our broad rivers, our smiling plains,
and our blue moun,ains, our cities and our
towns and villages. our beautiful farms and
pleasant homssteads. Il includes the airs We
bres,hs and the fountains from which We
quench our thirst. IL includes the skies which
bead over aud the God who dwsHs above
them There rs nothng which II man should
not do tor his c0untry-oo necessary service
which We should not hasten u r-,.der
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-10-18
LAHCASTERvILLR. sc
Tuesday Morning. Oct lS, 1884.

The weather has been Quit cool Tor the last
eight or ten days, with occasional frosts. Veg.
citation, 50 tar, has not been killed by frost, .x
cept TO q very limited extent.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-10-18

We are authorized TO announce Capt. J.
~ oowel as candidate for Sheriff Of Ian.
easier District for the ensuing term.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-10-18

We are requested 10 announce J.. N.
Small asa candidate for Sheriff.