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ABsHNTExs FRoM TnK ARMY.-Iu the
course Of the debate IN the Senate ON tbs
Substitute bil Mr.. Hill, of Georgia, said /:
The ranks Of the army certainly 70
qu'rsd filling up, but they were thin, no,
because the muster rolls were no, full.
but because the men on the muster rolls
we're not iE Tie ranks. Absentesism "a,
the great vice Of the day. We los, tho
battle Of Missionary Ridge because Of sb
sentee'sm. Officers Of that army we're
absent Who were As well As he was. lie
could give the names Of some OF these
officers, but no, all Of them, AS thev were
too numerous Blu, If any Of them ever
come before the Senate for promotion.
and lie knew it, he would mention the
facts and vote against him. Gen. Brsgp
had stated in his report that two third,
OF his army WAS absent. All fthem
were, probably, not on sick furloughs.-
Many OF them we're no doubt engaged in
provost duty. II had come 20 that, ,h at
every little village in the country mus,
have l." provost and a provost guard, who,
As far As his observation went, w4r. q
great deal more active in annoying citi
zen' than srresting dessrter,."
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exceptions, and with an additional tax Of
25 per cent. on the excess over 25 per
cent. OF the profits Of incorporated and
joint stock companies made in any Of the
years since the war. The income tax is
suspended - Richmond Examiner.
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Ibe country ns.ds producers I. we'll
/" fighters; and the work Of snch is equal
" necessary. But the time has passed
when under this spscious plea. the pro
ducsrs shall produce only for themselves
while the fighters 6ght for their country
The latter growing poor all the while,
while the former waddls with suddenly
acquired wealth. Let us have soms
equality in services and sacrifices, al
though We toll in different fields
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ANALYSIS OF THE TAX BILL IN Cox
eREss.-It is known that Congress is now
maturing, in secret session, a Till TO levy
taxes for the support of the Govsrnm
This Lill has come from the Special Com.
mittss on Currency. Il proposes a tax
Of 20 per cent. on all agricultural PIT
ducts ; wheat, corr, tobacco, naval stores,
provisions, cloths aud generally slI ar,i
cles which may be enumerated as army
supplies. Stocks, coin and oil paper used
as currency are taxed s per cent. All
debts which have been paid in Confsdsr.
ate money prior to the passage Ct the
Act are taxed against the party who paid
them 10 to 20 per cent. according 10 the
date Of payment. Profits ;n trade and
business, made since the 1st Of January,
1862, are taxed 80 per cent with some
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

j vill attend at the folio wing times and
places 10 receive returns for the Taxss In
kind. and nss~ss catiin. Horses and Mules.
not engaged ln cultivation, and ali As.ss
owned on the ist November, 1881, VIZ:
Lancaster e. H., Monday, 4th jan. Iss
Tussdsy, 6ih /" 1854.
Bs!lsir, Wsdne.ds, sth /. ;s4
Mrs l.. lfor,sa's, Monday, I'M d" 1854.
Taxahaw, Tassday, Iath " 1854.
have nov sufficient blanks 10 furnish
sald returns; and a. these are the last ap.
Poinlmsnts that will be made for the pur
pose Of receiving said rstsruus, it 10 hoped
every person liable will make their rsturBs
at the placss and times shove sl.tsd and
thereby save any additional Tar.
WM. ROBERTSON,
Assessor.
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We hear q grest deal Of dessrsers aud
abssntees, says the Rebel. We ara in
clinsd to believe that il the unnecessary
garrisons were Withdrawn from The towns
and cities, where they are Of little use,
Except to dun citizens. who are quietly
walking the streets and attending to their
business. for passes) ths, there would be
s many men in our armies as mos, Of
our Generals could manage Ever, Pro.
vost Marshal at = railroad station must
have a guard sufIicien, to do picket duty
for brigade. What earthly use they
are, no ono can see. That they are an
insufierabls annoyance 10 the people
whore they are qusrtsred, no one can de.
ny. Their officious intermeddling with
quiet citizens "s burIesque upon military
rule, and an outrage upon civil rigbu, as
intolsrant as il 10 offensive and annoy
ing.
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CRATE barshly on the ears Of patriots
The speeches lately made in Congress
smack of the hsrrapgues Of Robespierre,
Potion, Danton. Marat, those heroes Of
wild hour in not very remote pas.
10 Gods name ls, US be spared a re.
pe;i:ion in our land Of that sad drama OF
blood aud tears-Montg0mer Mail.
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the Yankee Congress.
BILL FOR THE EsrABLIsuMENr OF PRoyI
I>"AL MILITARY GOVERNMENTS.

In the Yankee Congress, on the 29,h
ul,., Mr.. Ashley Of Ohio, in the House
Of Representatives, introduced bill 10
provide for "the establishment Of prov.
s'onal military governments over the dis
tr'a's of country declared by LincoIn's
proclamation to be in rebellion against
The Government of the United State,
and to authorize the 10y al citizens thereof
to organize State governments, republican
in form and for other purposes"
The Washington Chronicle sa,s the
preamble Of this bill enumerates Alsbams
A'kansas, Florids, Gsorgia. Louisiana,
Mississippi, North Carolina, Sou,h Caro-
lima, Tennessee, Texas, ard Eastern Vir.
ginia, as the States TO be effected by the
biIf-; rectes proof Of their being in rebel
lion and the provisions Of the Federal
Constitution affecting the subject, and
"flirms that the perpetual freedom Of
slaves is essential to the permanent res;o.
ration Of State governments, republican
in form.
1t then proceeds 10 ensc, that the Pres.
ident ba authorized and required TO take
possession Of the insurrectionsry districts,
and establish therein such temporary mil
i,ary governments as he NAV designate,
maintaining the sam. until State govern
ments are organized under the provisions
OF this act; shall appoint also military
Governor in each State, who may, # he
deems it necessary. appoint n. council OF
five 10 aid him. Wheaevar the people
signify desire to return to their obedi.
ence to the Constitution OF tho United
States, An enrolmen, Of loyal voters shall
be made, and, il the number equals ten
per cent Of the aggregate vote Of 1860,
delegates to a State Convention may bs
called.
Every man. before voting, whether
known to be loyal or susp. c,ed Of disloy.
atty, must take AN oath Of allegiance
Such convention may frame a coustitu.
ton for State government bu, mus,
provide by an ordinance irrevccsble OK
cePt by the consent oi Congress and the
people Of the State: l. That no persons
who have held civil or military office un
der the usurping Government. State or
Confederate, shall vote or hold office, un
I'll the Legislature, by specis. act in each
case, has granted them an unconditional al
pardon. 2. rhs, no debt contracted by
the rebe State OF Confederate Govern.
ment shall be recognized hv the State
8 and 4. That slavery shall Le forever
prohibited in said State.
Further sections provide for the sub
mission Of such constitution to the peo
pie for the election Of Senators aud Rep.
resenta,i'es in Congress for lhe con,in.
usnce Of the provisional government il
the new constitution is rejected By The
people, and the calling OF another con
ven!'on; for the Jurisdiction, both civil
and criminal, Of the District Courts Of the
United States, in lieu Of the Stxie Courts:
for the 'sbrogation OF all laws or legal de
ci''ons in favor Of slavery, for penalty,
by fine or imprisonment, against kidnap
pers Of liberated slAvds and gives to the
President authority, unless Congress shall
otherwise direct, to establish or discon
tinue ports Of entry aud delivery in
ssid districts.
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Acts passed by the Legislature Of South
Carolina at tho Regular session of
1853

AN ACT 70 DECLARE AND AMEND rHr
EXEMPTION LAW OF THIS STATE, AND
ron eTuER PURPOSES.
SIC. I. Be Il enacted by the Senate and
Heass Of Reprsssntatives nov met and
s'tting IN Gensrol Assembly and by the
.suthsrity Of the same. That an Ordinance
Of the Convention Of the People Of tie
State OF South Carolina, entitled ian Or
diuancs to exempt o,srseers from the
performance Of Military duty" passed the
second day Of January. Ammo Domiui.
eighteen hundred and s;x,y.two, the
fourth section Of an Act Of the General
Assembly, entitled ian Act f.r the better
organisation Of the Militia, and for other
purposes" ratified the 9Th day o: Fsbrua
~, Ammo Domini, eighteen hundred and
sixty three, and the Ninth Section of an
Act Of the General Assembly, entitled "An
Act to provide for Volunteer Com panies
Of Mounted Infantry, and for other pur
poses, ratified the thirtisth day Of Sep
tsmber, Ammo Domini, 1863, be and the
same are hereby declared 10 apply to
troops called into service under the miIi,is
organisation Of this State, and to other
military force raised by the State under
the laws thereof, and not to troops raised
BY the laws Of the Confederate States Of
America.
Sac. 2. That the provisions Of the
Fourth Section Of an Act Of the General
Assembly, entitled ian Ac, for the better
organisation Of the militia, and for other
Purposes," ratified on the 9Th day Of Fst-
ruary, Ammo Domini,. 1863, exsmpting
from military service apotbscaries, school
msstsr', keepers Of ferries, toll bridges and
toll grain mills, all persons belonging to
the Boards Of Relief Of s Soldiers Far,,liea,
the officers and employees Of railroad
companies, persons engaged in the man
ufacturs Of arms, munitions Of war, and
army supplies, and persons engaged in
the manufacture of.salt, be altered and
amended 90 a. to exempt from the mill.
tary service therein provided for, and as
declared by this Act, one spotbecary to
each regularly established drug store
which wss in operation At the commence
mont Of the war; all schoolmastsrs over
the age Of forty years. and now having
under their charge not le.s than twenty
scholars one white man over the age OF
forty.6ve years to each established ferry,
toll bridge or toll grain mill. il actually
kept BY such white man; all persons be
longing TO Boards Of Relief Of Soldiers
Families. over the age Of forty years, or il
exempted BY reason Of physical inArmity
from Confederate oonscription; the officers
and - many employees Of each railroad
company S the President or Supsrintsn
dent may certify and show TO the salts.
faction Of the AdJutant aud Inspector.
General 10 be necessary to the efficien.
conduct ofits business, aud that the du.
ties Of said employees csonot be dischsrg
Cd BY slaves or free persons Of color; all
psrsons employed by the State or the
Confederate Government in the manafao
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N U M B E R 50
WAYSIDl HOME.

TN VIEW OF THE INCREASED Ok.
i MANDS UPON the wAYSlDE HON6,
the Executive Csmnis+s shssvsi With Ito
mansgemest have RppoiNsai re folls win9
eentlsinss Agents Of ihis iaslifuiioa TO ao-
licit ssstrisutions in Monoy ~ Provisions.
sd bsa that tkaes frissds will act prsupt.
ly without furthss notice The Cenduc, tors
Of ~ rarious Rail AseAa 1ill give their
sssIsss aid 10 the transportation Of all
suPPies.
JAMES > GlBBEs,
Ch.irsaa pre- sss., sd Trasursr Way.
eide Home.
Dr. LEWIS DANTZLER. v.a... Ferry,
(Ornsss Psrish).
T ZlNMERAAN, o. M.,ssw'., sc.
WilITrEMORB, Orasesbure C. n.
Hsv O FRlERsON, King,trss.
}. y. DlNGLE, Ssnter.
Rev. b. N. sUARES, Barnw.M.
Gel. }. J. RYAN. Blsskvil..
.. l.. AERKISON, Coluubis.
Rev. J. r. DOW, Aiken.
SiLhS JOHNsTONE, Nswbsrry.
n. b. NsNASrER, Winnsb.ro
Rev. J. d. ADGER. rsndl..un.
Rev. w. A. GAMEwELI. M.rIe,.
A q. NORRIS, Fee Anderson
Rev. e. McCORTHA asd p N LAW
TON, hbbsvills.
Lieut.. Col: J. A. BRADLnv, Chester.
w. A. LhTTA, York.
J KYLE, Esq.. LAse.rs.
Re-. J. ID. McCOiiOUGH, Uni.,
ca BLtOaD, GrsaviIl.
kev. w. e. RlR0LANn Spsrtanbarr.
ETSEL l.. ADAMS, oot.sty Nil
Capt NA. a. COURTNEY, ,Hard.sviII..
T. J.COLCOCK, Grasamvii,s.
SEOMGn MAR TN, Pew sAlis..
New. w. y. PRANTISS, AAmss K,,
Cap' l.. WA. TRENiiOLN, Cso..~.
Asishis.
Col JOHNSON, BlaGl,u.
Jan. 0, 1854. xs-I,
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A Yankee woman in Maine, the other
day, caught sight OF an ascending bal.
loon, and drove her children into the
house, crying out, There's one Of jeff
DAVIS big bomtshelis."
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5 q u L II T. A LIN A ,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

E< Psriee
Jane SisstAre, Applicant
Against.
Aelcom Grain and wife ENzabstI. John
Grain and wife Jane, or their children il the
parents DO dead.
IL appearing to my satisfaction that tbs
above named pariie. and def-ndnats reside
without the limits Of this State. il il there.
lore ordered, that they do appear md object
to the divi-on or sale Of the real Estats Of
Francis Steele and widow Margaret, deed
on or before the AID day Of January next,
N their consent to ths same will be entered
Of record.
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Ragsl Rags 3!

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The danger is not that Congress will
do nothing, but that ii will do TOO much,
says the Montgomery Mail. Garry ou,
The recommendation OF The ms,norialists
IN reference TO increasing the army, and
put the whole male population in the
'srv'cs-and We are vanqui.het and
ovsrrun before the first Of next Ssptsm
Der. not by LincolD's armies, but by star.
vs.ion. We are confronted by two foes,
neither one less d.nsuou. than The other.
The YAnkess and want of food menace
US on each side, and We must have a Wig.
liant eye to both. Abstract the whole
white male population from production,
and famine stalks over the land.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-24

Sac uWidigan Sournal" in Detroit.
reri9irt Don Wm. &opp unb bsraueae>
Qftfn ron cen Brlrsrn W arrbauen.
nfIdrt d9 jsbt, nodrsm cine 3ei!lano a.
(dwanf', ou6 fir OBJ 9. Gremont
ale prdGrent. Sc ndat an rT Spibs
(einer Spaltsu tinen Nrltr NIT Der unts
onefaABe unb Der untu(drtft:
Gas President
john G. Fremont 1864"
Go iolot Elm esut(9ss Blott nod BEN
anesrn uno nur psni9e 3wittubldtisr
wsrrer In rttlu BeweBune aurddtleitsn.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-24
a6nistn g3ietorta's abbansuua.

Das ~Wsmprial Diplomattque" atsr,
DE Dsrantporhtatat far bk Ai@>
ttGlett trr foleenbtu augmentation
WfIbtttun9: Sn elmer Qabtnsts' SiBune,
psl&e tdult@ dtn 81. tdntf&s Graee al.
esbaIl,n rpurrs, fano BE 86ntstn pl5B'
LID Don, Slide uuf uaer nslarte. bo5 fe
1u fnlnu Gnidnouna lommsn fDnu',
obns po,bU nit Print albert bnatbsn III
bot'n. Sts 900 N& In ttr Glofn turot,
une td tbru NGdtsbr ufIdrt, &C. cap rer
Vrina jseem frteQui(6en Nuftntsn Gna'
Ianrs tniasQen (d. Dis(er unpntsnnbors
Bemste estfiaer DeruiuunQ ioQ eo1c
p%almnfon btntrmt babsn. .auf pie Ab'
ranfuna Ger a5niain ~ prin9en; unp In
Ger 9baliade, rob Der ptina ron WaIee
nit isinu ylinjsi1n nod 81. e'oaarre
eire. fau feline Muttu In Oatovns ~
bs(uden, MID man Elm Nnssidm iebtn i,
eob Gtmatp VII. G& 1ur Qtronttnd.
aunQ po,brette UNI eiur nsus auemdritas
Yclit,f fir GnBlauc au inou8ultrrn bsub'
Ghiia,.
60 pieI IN Ghn. roe ris erNIifhe Sic:
Qiuure be, ibru eraenrdrtipfn 6uI|una
nitt IdrAtr brbo,,sn fann. MIL le iblen
Mos ale cine Watt r0sn Nan9ss t'>
bauptsn, unp msnn Gle Wbeonfun0 @ie<
'ic1ia's npIbmenria einem hdflian UNI
ebrenbofien Nufnnsn @rcGbritanitHe rors
aueoebsn mub, 70 If Is mubrf6ttnli6,
rae man auf ibre Begiiebune btRfben uno
ra6 Gs cbus unn6Ibt9s B%uSsSnunB fat
Nnpen mirt.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-24
MuS W1erlfc.

Der Na@tt&t bob prdfbsnt Suarta
r,dantrte, miro ,utcerfprodsn In etnsu1
Btitf. pom tbm {slbR, wo.tn II. bsbqup'
tet, pa6 fstne Mboansuue nuslos istn,
unp pom 8olee nt&t %anssnommsn wsIesn
rlrps.
So wurre nur cine @nIettune aur
@nardte fem unp elm triumph fdr zen
Deiue. - ,Sm Osasntbeils bassu mt@
ytsle @tQupe," 70 la9t n. "rte t9 bier
ni1t anfdbren iann, D%sranlabt. lscsn Ve'
runt,n an etne (oIde 6anrluua ~ per-
tonnen unc nit unatbeuo,em Mutbe msr'
r. ib In melnu Steuuna %uubarsn. bic
ros Yolt MID lelt0 In 9s(sblt&,m WsRe
roron abru{t. Sd Qebe BET msinfm
s'cttt In (sInsm xumpfs far feline unub'
b%ansiatsit.S
lluiux Sage II smar jssI nt&t sldnaepe
UNI t@ wtu ietne 9cfnun9 rsdsn. Dsn
&tisa fortsufteen uap nit aQu GnH8I'
uns a.aen ulurpation Al wabrsn, II un'
lsrs fstee MufSar.
3aealseos tuurbe BON 1000 Smpersa'
liAsu befett pte stssa @sn. .Srtsea OPT
llren.
Die tmper|alinil&e @arntlon In "a:
baeeo III Don Suart1sn belaoert uno ntrs
G1 sreeb.n m00en, msun tsine @srRat'
flung far fe anfommt.
8tn. 9iaeurrt. (omse @onaales Orts8t
fouen Suare3 utnaHsn uno R& pen Jm'
psrialtRsn anesf&lonsn baben.
Nus aatn Tbstlsn tes 8anesS 1ebtr
Bsri@!. bon Beltsune eur& f1ans6fi@'
Iruppen Elm.
Na@ Ten. lsttsn Btrt&kn war Sna'
1s; in 81: Catalina uno Dobaco II
@lpnteraS.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-24
GinauNe bel Befetung militdrifdtr
Wfuuer.

DeIds .GirAlNs -Gd bel Be{'suna mt'
Uidriidu Qsmtr QeItenp maiden, 3si2'
piern rer Gau Siaele.
81, 2r9teIaiur pon @.0olrointen pe'
lU|onlfte um |eiae Uuftdung in iientfn
Department. unc rsr prdNpent bsf6Ief,
ibm eos Depar!sment an &suese Gtsus
~ dbutro9en. Nun foat man ater, rob
re BalimorcS bio GNtnbobntcmpopnis
arern tie Gommlnrantur siBsIe lsi, mnI
is 9'miGe Nrmueonnute bat, BON rsnen
atmiGs @enuols 0orIbe!! a'tbfn, msIds
osm'Ne 5u6m eotd Qel6rbfn lo{sn.
Sofor' min p<m YrdfrmIsn rim Grid
eur6 1T Nehnun9 Qfmudt. Stael fol-
nur rie HdIfte rte @cmmanros bsfcm'
men ; ek(ou nidts in ru 5sQeno @sR'
pirainiene| ~ (ossn BADEN, rur@ rh jsns
Gilenbabn lduft.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-24

Gin enplil6u Nrst fsut tie Bsbuup>
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Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-03-24

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