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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-16
Essex County.

ESSEX COUNTY.
Brighton, W. NJ. Currier - 81
Concord, Levi Howe lS2 50
East Haven, o. T. Walter 90 .
Guildhall, W. H. Meacham 60 43
Maidstone, Chas Sterens II 81
Canaan, S. H. Parsons % 80
Lexington, w. C. Simonds IL %
CRANKY, Philander C. Ford.
Victory, r Houston.
Bloomfield, FuUe.
Brunswick, d. H. !"chof.
Lunenburg, Rev. VIM. Sewell.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Barton, Rev. II. P. Cushing
Newport, Ira A. Adams
Glover, D. Whittlesey III 81
Westmore, |. d. Bemis
Jay, 40 III
Albany, B. n. Moore.
Bloomington, J. c. Smith "a II
Charleston, D. Webster 1874 10
Coventry, Ira Boynton 95 Is
Craftsbury, H. Merrill.
DERBY, J. H. Skinner 2OS 26
Greensboro, J. NJ. Smith 81 %
Holland, G. A. Human.
Irasburg, S. 6. Bean 1853 IL
Lowell. B. F. Paine.
Morgan, B. Bartlett.
Salem, E. H. Souther.
troy, H. c. Wilson 100 "a
Westfeld, ID. H. Buck.
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RditoriA. Brsvities.

PRny speaks Of certain animals that will Eat
ten on smoke. How lucky would il ns Cor sun
dry eloquent statesmen if they could get mep
to do 30.
courier has just arrived at Ashviie with
Information tha, In recent fight Gen. Breck.
i'ridge had defeated the Yankees and Can
tured seven hundred prisoners aud one hun.
dred wagons. No mention is mad. Of the
point at which the engagement occurred. but
We presume Il to have taken place at Straw
berry Plsis..
William 7. Campbell, Sheriff OF Marion Dis
trct. was murdered Thursday night last, At 9
o'clock, about liz miles from CanipbeIfs
bridge. oua narrow cartroad leading TO his
brothers home, only sVo yards from il, le
miles from the village, aud about a,iles from
the spot where Eiias Grai,tliaiu, depaty Sheriff.
was murdered last July.
The Sheriff WAS acting under orders from
the military authorities, aud was engaged in
arresting deserters
Vicksburg letter says that q rebel force of
NV hSh " Daua d
force OF negro infantry, aud after being .iisarmei
several thousand negroes were turned lvose
upon item with their bayonr's, and not liz.
was s, ared. The letter asks how this cold
boodcI atroci = ~ u ir"k on the psses uf his.
tory A lew "ihrcrs expressed Indignation,
hut a general tnins debate on he subject
was su pre- sr,l.
The tonnni;te on Finance of the House of
Representatives, on The 2sd, reported a hill
Tor the reduction md huai redemption of the
Government currency: The bill is iu acaor.
dance with the recommendation Of Secretary
oi the Treasury.
One hundi ed 'Yarkee prisoners were brouaht
to Augusta by the Georgia railroad on The
3Oth ult
The Petersburg Express. of the s0th ult,
says the enemy have at last commenced the
erection Of quarters for he winter, and are
pushing them ahead with all possible rapidly
These quarters extend hom a poin, near the
river around beyond the Weldon railroad
some distance ia the rear Of their for riicatioas
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this State, shall be liable to active military du.
ty without the limits of the State, at the call
Of his Excellency the Governor.
The second that the Gov ernor shall have
authority, whenever in his judgment il 10 ne.
cessary for the defence OF this State, or Of the
adjacent States to order out Of the Limits Of the
State such portion Of those liable TO active mil.
itary duty, aud for such length Of tune, 8 In
his Judgment the ezigeucy may require: Pro
vided, nevertheless, that he shall at no time
place such militia beyovd his control, so as no,
to be able to recall them ut any moment, when.
ever the necessities OF the state require It.
The third that all free male white persons
within the State, between the ages of sixteen
aud SIXTY, not embraced in the active militia,
shali be liable TO military duty in cases of alarm,
Invasion, insurrection, or as one Of the posse
so'nitdt,s, anywhere within the limits OF the
State.
The fourth section provides for the appoint
ment Of a Brigadicr General aud staff to COM
mand the active Militia thus proposed to be Or.
dered into active service
The Bill was made the special order tor to-
morrow at one O'clock. The news from Geor
gia to day increases in interest Weather clear
aud pleasant, aud as a member remarked, OH
that account very unleg isIative. w.M.C
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ESTATE HIRING.

THE negroes, belonging TO the Estate OF
Samuel B. Hammond, deceased, {about 80 in
number) vii! be hired For the ensuing year at
the usual place OF hiring (the Hammond place)
Oh FRIDAY the 3Jth inst. Persons who have
the negroesOf said Estate hired for the presen,
year, will please deliver them al that place on
the day named.
Terms made knovn on the day Of hiring.
JOHN ROSS.
w. N. CONNORS.
Executors Of Phillip T. Ha,umond,
deceased.
kE Persons vlo have the negroes of said
Estate hired for the present year, aud who are
obligated by the terms Of hiring to pay the
Confederate Tax on them for 1854, are hereby
nouned TO pay the same 10 the undersigned on
or b~fSse the 3Oth inst. The Executorr will be
furnished by the Assessors with the amount Of
Tax due tor each negro hired.
JOHN ROSS,
W. n. CUNN0RS,
Executors
Dec. 9, 1884. 43-4t.
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The Legislature.

Pursuant to notice the General Assembly Of
this State convened in Columbia, or Monday,
atl2m. The day vas occupied ia organizing and
suit:
In the Senate the Hon. w. ID. Porter was
unanimously re elected President, VIM Z Mar.
tin Clerk, J Kennedy Reading Clerk, A d
Gaila.d d Door Keeper, d Gaillard Messenger,
were all unanimously re elected. Hon w d
Porter addressed the Senate.
In the House Of Representatives, J Harles
ton Read being IN the Chair, the election Of
Speaker was made on the th,rd ballot, the first
ballot showing, Aldrish Az, whaley 80, Boyls
ton IA the second standing, Aid,ch 40, wha'
ley 30, Boylston %. The name OF Mr. Whaley
was then withdrawn, and that Of NJ Boyl.ton
formally put Ia nomi .Ation by his fiends -
The third ballot resulted in the choice Of Mr.
Boylston, as follows Aldrich 80, Boylston 46.
I Sloan was re elected Clerk, receiving 10
yoies.
CT Hanckel was elected Reading Clerk on
the second ballot
CM Gray WAS reelected Doorkeeper Of the
House.
The Hon Stephens, Vice President
Hon Mr. Conrad, II c, from Louisiana, and
Gen Jos, ph L Johnston we're severaly invited
- occupy seats on the floor.
In response 10 resolution offered by Mr.
Mullins, that the House was organized and
ready to receive any communications he mighi
make, the Governor sent his annual message.
Gu motion Of Mr. w II Evans il was ordered
that 80 much OF his Exceilensy's message az
relates to the kifiti. bsyoud the limits vi the
State be referred to q special cpmmittse oftSo
from each Congressional District
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Georgia.

We copy frou, ,heAugusta. Chronicle d
Se"tinei OF the LIST insi the annexed items
Of News from Georgia:
SHERMAss' REAR -Genll-m.n from Ster
mans rear stalls tia, his line of uasch .
"ksd-by dead animals, broken wagon,
BODIES Of usns. -,neg!ers, &c.
popRIsc N,-The tain on. the Geo,Qia
r 'Hd las, isgni brought down n large NUN.
Der OF men from the interior counties, who
are responding to the Governors pr ocIama
lion.
Several train loads of veterns arrived by
the South Carolina Roadyes,erday evening
and more.hre expected to-day. Tue cry is
"s,iiI upty come"
. ARaIyAt OF PRisossRa-Ye-terday morn
ing the train on The Georgia Railroad
btongh, down about one hundred Yankee
pfisoners, who were said TO have been cap.
tos~d somewhere in the nighboshood Of
wsrfsnton.
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Army Intelligenos.
From the Valley.

NEW MAhKET, Dec. 2 2-Gvn Rosser'
captures arrived here TO day, viz: ,5UO hor.
ses, 800 head, Of rattls, aud 3 stand OF
eo.ors, 'esids- his other piundsr Tue 9th
aud 9th Virginia (fankseJ cuv'lry ard their
co'or,- were captured by the 6lh aud 6ll,
c.taly Of Payne'. brigade.
Lest. Ba, lor. OF the i2:h cavalry, cap.
tused CharIssio~n on Tuesday night, ihe
29th, with i3 prisoners. and 80 line horses.
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DEFAULTERS.

lax PAfERS whs haas tailed 10 make
returns 10 the assessors at their last sp-
pc,ntmsn's' are notified that ths assessor
Will accompany the collector o. his ss.srali
appointments, and lake their rstarss. Il 10,
"opsa That all tax payers wbs have not
mace their returns will meet Tie asssssor
as ao"V" stated, andsavs him the disngreea-
oe necessity of assess'Dg them with ar nd,
ditiOnal tax Tor their default.
JAMES X MAGILL.
18Th Distriut Collector.
Nov. %, 1864, a A.
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They are supposed to be portion OF
Shermnn's army that had s,ragg led away
from the main body aud fell an Easy prey 10
eur forces Tn~y were all hearty looking
men.
FRoh BELow.-The teIegraphic commu.
ncat'on with MiIien has been re opened.
Wheeler was still engaged 10 Sighting the
Fedsrals ON Wednesday. Results unknowu.
II is reported that party of Sherman's
-couts visited Dsu,.ra's Ferry on Sunday
They remained some time in that vicinity
taking observations. It is thought by many
that Sherman will sndeavor 10 cross the
Savannah river ut that point.
The GEORGIA ROAD Trains run upon
the Georgia Road as far rs Greenesboru.
The work Of repairing the road to At
l"u'a will be commenced rs soon rs practi.
cable.
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NOTICE.

THE unde rsigued, Administrative Of Fl. W.
Campbell, decessed. hereby give notice to the
creditors Of the E.tate OF sad deceased, to come
forward atonce, aud present TO the undersigned
their claims attestsJ, NJ the law directs. On
failing SO to do, this notice will be plead in bar
as TO all such claims
HARRIET A. CAMPBELL
Dec. 6, 1864. 43 If.
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The NEws.-The telegraph being siill
silent, and there having been complete fail
ure Of the Western. and Savannah una lis
last evening, We have absolutely not word
Of later intelligence Of Sherman's wherea
bouts.
We have. however. stirring news from
The coast. EARLY yesterday morning the
enemy's transports landed a force, ss,ima-
ted TO number about 5000 men, at Boyd's
Landing, Oh Broad River, about eight miles
from Grab rmviIIs. Meantime, a smaller
force. ascending Bear creek, attacked the
railroad near Coossw hatchie, but were
speedily r.pulsed. They then returned
and joining the maiG body at Boyd's land
ing. the entire force advanced towards Ora.
hamviiie, where. ia the afierr Don, they en-.
courtsred our advance guard.
At ln-t nc counts, sterday. fighting was
going on al Gran smvilI~, but we have no
PHr'iculars. There i. reason 70 believe,
however, that our force is already sufficient
t, cope with the foe, and i-, besides, hourly
receiving reinforce,nents. - Charleston her.
curry, la.
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Fur RENT.

fof The ensuing year ,ws Houses aid
Lots III the Village Of Lancaster. b.lou,iny
70 The Esiate Of 1. 4. Hammond, dec. ss.d
one Is four acre Lot, With good and com.
mod'ous dwelling. and all u.cessar, Out.
ound'ngs Tie oiher is IL srnali house, with
three Rooms and garden and Kitchen At.
tachsd. Apply TO JOHN ROSS,
w. NJ. CONNORS, Err
Nov 30, 1864, a. a..
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For Rent.

oher to rent for the ensuing year nv
House "nd Lot in the Village Of I4anvns.sr,
fronting on -- Street. Il 10 u comfort.
able dwelling, newly hnishs., with Six
Rooms, and ali necessary Lots aud out,
buildings.
For further Particulars apply to W. N.
Connors, Esq, or to the undersigned.
JAMES Al. INGRAM.
Nov. Is. 1854, Au-,f
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Editorial Correspondsuce.
COLUMBiA. Nov. 2,

toLUhHA, Nov. 2Sth 1864.
Iproposs to furnish die readers of the Led
ger with such . report Of the proceed ri,s Of
the Legislature, and 9th. r matter. Of mte.est
transpiring in the Cspit-i. as my limited Time
may allow. The members generally have been
P:ompt in their appearance and IL is said by
outsiders that there 10 more taleut in both
houses ,taa usaal, the Districts having, with
lev eIc PtiO"s, sent 10, ward ,iyose ainox e their
ba n'.n. 1hc,e Was never a ". at.r occa.
RIO" tha the present for the cxr,cse, in our
"g-latve councils, Of the highest order OF
wisdom and Intelligence Of which ouI State can
boast.
good many Of the members are wounded
soldiers, aud several are upon crutcLes Those
elected from the army who we're in the field
and able for service. have not appeared and
Il 10 said that Gen. Lee refuses TO grant them
furloughs 10 attend the sessioa. Both branthes
Of the Legislature convened to-day at IL
O'Clock, the Governor having through his proc.
hms,ioa urged meeting at that hour Tor the
purpose Of laying before them matters requir-
Ing immediate attention.
The Senate organized by re.ciecting all Of
its former officers. The House, after the DUAL.
hcstiou OF meinhsrs J. IIarleston Reed being
In the Chair, elected NJ. Il. B. Boylston Spea.
ker on the thid ballot j. T. Sloan was re-
elected Clerk; G. y. usncksl elected Reading
Clerk, aud c. n. Gray Doorkeeper.
The House being organised the Governor
sent in his annual Message, which was read by
his private Secretary, b. y. Arthur. Ii sug.
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NOTICE.

All persons having any demands against the
Estate Philemon Connel, deceased, will pre-,
sent them lagaliy auested within the time pre-
scr'oed by law. ! am not only prepared, but
anxious to pay all demands.
RoBT. $. BECKHAM, Admir-.
Dec. 8, 1854, 48-3
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TREASURY NOTES OF THE OLD Is
SHE

u AAsSfsSSNA wv Io oE SbD
SUE.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, e.. 3 A.
RICHMOND, No~'r II, 1854.
TO the end thsi every facility may be af.
foried to the holders Of these notes, in sf-
fecting the exchange for new, the Treasu.
rer, Assistant Trsasurers and Pay Deposi.
taries, and the Deposiiaries whose duty has
been hitherto limited to funding, are hsrsby
authorized TO receize the notes for exchange
Tboss not supplied with funds will register
the names Of the deposi,ors, receiving oil
notes offered for aud entitled TO exchange,
until the lat day Of January, 1855, inrlo-
sive. The notes received and regisiered
must be forwarded by express to the Treas.
urer at Richmond, with copy Of the Iegi,-
ter, aud ns~ issues for the payment Of the
dsPosi.ors will be immediately forwarded
ia return.
The Assistant Treasurers and Deposita.
ries nre hereby instructed 10 r.publish this
G. A TRENHOLM.
Secretary Of Treasury.
IT. X. RELK,
Depositary.
Dee. 6, 1864, a. q.
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Headquarters,
0LpspIA. Nov, %, 1854.

opLpsbIA, Novs -, 1864.
IN hCcoRDANGE WITH SPECIAL OR.
q DERs No. 20, Adjutsnt aud Inspector Gen.
eraFs Once, the Medical Examiniug Board vi,,
meet EVERY DAY. 1 f2l.s o'clock, begin.
ming Tomorrow, the iesh instant, al my ol6ce
on Sumter street. An persons claimins ex.
symptom from aittia service beyond tl,eir Dis
tric,s should present thea,selves promptly.
II. W. GIBBES, Jr., n. d.
PsssissBs Examining Board.
Dec. D, 1850 <S-ie
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Announcements,
FOR SHERIFF.
"CANP BrTLDH" W

"CANP BrTLDR" Va.
4,h Rsgt >. e. & Nov. rs, 1864.
w. N. CoSsERs, Fro Dear Sir.-Pie.se
annanncs Robt. u Montgomery Of Con
P"Gv IL 4,h kegt. ). Z. e., as a candid. I.
t"r Sheriff NJ The ensuing election aud O b.
iigs MANY SoLp,s,s
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MAylNG BEEN SOLICITED TO PUR.
- CHASE hns Stallion, in order TO improve
fhs stock Of my neishborhood, l have selected
a"d purchased, sta high price, the beautiful
young tsoroaghbred horse JEFF. DAVIS
sssed by The celebrated imported horse IorA.
thss ~.s selected n England by Col Beatty, OF
Jn'on District, 3. c., and purchased without
regard 10 price, 10 improve the stock OF the
south. Al that zee JEFF. DAVIS will at once
perceive how veil the selection wss made. He
h ioor years old, fftssn snd halt hands high.
aud viii be sixteen-i q rich masoeany bay'
and pronounced BY good judgesa perfect model,
aud q. beyond all question, equal 10 any colt.in
the Confederate Ssases He win remain all the
Time At his stable. near Flat Rock
fsnns-ons hundred dollars to insure, and
one dollar 10 the groom. Great care win be
taken to prevent sccidents, but will not be
responsible should any occur
ALSO
Have . supply Of hammered Iron Plough
Aouids-a superior srtiels--ior sale At t2 SO
per 'o, or ezehssgs for cotton, one pound Of
Iron ier tyo Of cotson.
Jw. FORD.
psc' y 'sS~ ts--ism en-.
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We are authorized to announus Mr. B.
a. Cuip Candidate for SHERIFF ut the en-,
suing election.
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sTArR OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ADJT AND INSP'TR GEMS OFFICE,
GENERAL ORDERS NO. II.
COLUMBIA, Nov. %, 1864.

COLUMBIA, Nov. %, 1864.
u PARAGRAPH v. OF GENERAL OR.
IL DERS No. l6, current series from this
Office, is hereby repeated, to wit: "The per-
sons liable 70 this service (ssrvice beyond their
Districts) are all persons between the ages Of
sixteen aud seventeen years, and all persons
between seventeen aud fifty years Of age
who are exempt from Confederate service, but
who are not exempt by tho laws OF this State
from State service, which includes, amongst
other classes, all bouded agricuturalists who
have been exempted by Confederate authority
as owners and managers on their own plauta.
tations."
H. This includes persons who have been eI.
smpted from Confederate service by reason of
physical disability, but who have not been ex.
empted by State Surgeons.
Ill. Paragraph III of General Orders No.
IA, current series from this Office, is hereby
reiterated, To wit: That persons who are
liable to service in said companies, aud who
have failed to report their names. when the
companies shall be ordered into service will
be arrested, carried into camp and tried by
Court Marshall, in pursuance Of Act of the
General Assembly"
Nv. All such persons as are included in the
preceding paragraph OF these Orders will forth
viii, report Tor duty at Hamburg, 5. c. without
any summons or noticof from the commanding
officers, Or they will be arrested
V. In the following Regiments no returns OF
orgnnized companies nave been made TO this
Office, aud the persons in said Regiments who
ate liable to service beyond the limits ut their
Districts will forthwith report tor duty at Ham
burg, s. C., TO be assigned to other companies
OIL psiR Of being arrested and sent forward, 10
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CAMP BUrLRR, Va, Oct. 26, 1854

Mn Epdroa.- You will please non,nat.
Nr LAS A. Clark ~ = sa"d.da,s tor Sheriff.
lie has been IN The army since Gland
has fai'"fsiy dV"e hi. whole dIly in ,m.
camp and ON the battle feld. lie 10 now
ui-.6'ea aud No propose 10 ~ard him n.
Ice de-crves. MANY VorsRs.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice to
the publk. thst he will tan hides AZ his TAN,
NEkf, near Curetot's Store, in Lancaster Dis
triet, twelve miles north Qf Lancaster Court
House, for one-third He has supernteu dent
Who thoroughly understands the business, and
the public may hnd il TO their advantage TO
pstronize the establishment.
B.J. CURETON.
Dec. 8, 1854. - f
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a School Teacher Wan
ted

ANY gentleman, who will come commended
a. to his competency, aud moral cbaraeIsr w;,i
ma employment forthwith. One qualified m
'teach the English aud Latin languages is pre.
terred. The location is desirable on the Ian.
caster and Cha' lotte road, midway, of the two
places. This is an opportunity for a disabled
solder who shall be~ell compensated for his
services. " ''s
Apply m person or letter to r. ". MILLER
orJ. ii. HOOD, Bclair, Lancaster, District, s. C.
Nov. 29, 1864, AZ q,
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In our acknowledgement last week, o, Eighty
Dollars, from Miss L. II. Cautheu, should have
read Eightytonr Dollars.
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The friends Of w. W. Ba.kin uouare
han 4 e""d'd.ts Tor ShsIih ~ Lite eu.slng
elcc,iua.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ADJ'r. AND INSP'R GENL'S. OFFICE, ,
COLUMBIA, Nov. 2S, 1864.
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. %.
n DR.. R. w. GIBBEs, JR., DIR. SAMUEL
II FAIR aud DR.. II. +. WATKINS will
constitute Board for the examination of per-
sons who clam exemption from Militia service
beyond their Districts OH the ground Of physical
disability, snd will designate the hours in each
day, beginning with Tuesday next, by publica.
tion ia the Columbia papers, when they will
examine said applicants.
BY order:
A. c. DARLINGTON,
Adjutant and Inspector. General s. C.
Dec. 8, 1854. Alt
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s . U. L IL CA r Oil Ma.
LANCASTER DISTRICT


RY ID. A. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordi.
- nary for said district
WHEREAS. Mrs.. s. l.. Bennett h..t
applied to me for Letters Of Admins, ,ution,
on al! aud. singular the. Goods :. and
Challles, Rights and Credits of JNK.
Bennett, late of the District aforesaid
deceased.
THESE are, therefore, TO cite and ad..
moni-h ali and singular, the kindred and,
creditors of the said deceased, TO be and
appear before me at, our next Otdionrv.
Court for the said District, TO be- holden MT
Lancaster Court liouse on the 22d dny of
Dec. next, to show cause, If any, wbv
The said administration should mol be gran,
ted. 'r-ss =
Given under my hand and seal, this 26to.
- jay Of Nov. in the wear. of onr,
: L. >. Lord one thousand eight hundred
(~~ )and sixty.four and in the eighty.
ninth year Of tile Independence OF tSs
State of South Carolina. 20 = -.
ID. A. WILLIAMS,
~ LID.
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We are au..Srizsd 10 anaosnes Capt. J .
IL C"skey u candidate for SueriH NJ me ap-
Proach,Dg election.
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tn Regiment, Charleston District

By order:
A.C. DARLINGTON,
Adj. aud Insp'r.Genl =. G.
Dec. s, 1864, 44-3t.
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The frisads Of Csl. John B. Cousart m
nsunc. n,sn . c~odidsts for Sheriff n lhs
snsping election.
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We are authorised 10 annoasss Capt. J
N. so~eli - candidate for Sh~rjG Of Ian.
caster Di-,slnt fos rss ensuing tsoa.
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1864-12-06

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