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\ lst Mais.s Yessrans en- route Home.

LIST Maisas YeseraRsi en- route Home. 3 q
* 5ae saau tilsss eng New YORK, June 20.
y A. detachment of the list Maine Veterans
seventy men, Major Sumner cammandsI
ing, arrived tonight, and quartered at the
battery barracks. They will leave tomorrow
for home. zsa=b "a 4 Cd gas Baa ts s15ss 10 ssh
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SALE OF ARMY MULES.

D.
QUARTKRMAewYR GKxERALa ORH1cn. I
Fl -.5sLa.,s. WASHINGTON ID o., Nay 20 1895.
MANY thsns nds az mul q be.i z N. y ssu Of
1Nl at public sails at washington.
Inc aales wall continue u til the number o. AMI
mails 10 reduced In prop ion to tie reou -tion Of
the armies, now going ON rapidly.
II There are in the arne Of the Pot mac, o. the
Teunessee. and Of Getrgia, probably FoUR THoU-
WORLD. otu4 WIS ~ >tNf. -
Mans Of them were bought in The b ming of the
war, as ycung mules, accompai led tn trmies In a.
their MARCHES and smps, and are oieul hly brot.
On. hardened by exercise. gentle an sniliar. srcm
being 20 long surrounded bP the soldic1 30
= The VIII le South 10 sfrp ed of q Eins ok. ard
the Nor also has Ddsred from the dram OF DINA
Thee animals IRE ola ct public anction; gRKT
WILL NOT BRING AnTrnINo LIKE rHMIR ru
VALUE; and such opporiuni les for farmers 20 set
Working animais 70 stock their farms. and Tor
arovess and dealers 10 STOCK g make coed sptcu
the south, Will never ocuur aealn.
"a agpafE NJ q MEI0S, r.
Quartermaster General, .,t ~ ..I
juneSd4w Brevet ajor Genera
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e. -seszssas sea 0oNshaerciGl. aaa sss rr pam
IA SOFAS Per Steamship Asia ut Halifax. sis.gs &
g LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Juhe To-
and uncbaoged,
Byeadstuf-duii. ss A3.'A-FssiA
Provisions--d dull. enf Aos1ssaeaH s. isn 81 4sssa
LONDON MONEY MARKET, June 10, p. M
Consols for money closed at 90fG90f.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.-U. 8. $40 at 81
Illinois Central railroad shares 753; Erie Rail-
road shares 4s4. . Z ~. +,
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Egu Feaks and Cushing's ISLANDS, a
THIS DAY, June 10, running as follows, until
flu Their notice. = 3 5ftfa i Sbe
Ledves BMsaham's Wha.f or Peaks and Cush-
ing's Island, at and 10 A n, and 2 and2tP M
kHTUREINe-Le lvess Cashiag's Island for Port
land, at 9,45 AM, and 2,45PM
Leave Cush,pg'e Island touching at Peaks, At
IL Is A N, and 5,l5PMs. ~ dff Ma#te iaiii
Tickets Do,cR and Buck rs cts, Children Dc cts.
June 15--.faa "a sssg4f4 Sss .ssgsa jgrias
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! 4l as1lslg WASHINGTON, June 90

/ I. -aa haa aorele WASHINGTON, June 20 81
Among the persons who have applied for
and obtained the Presidents pardon under
his proclamation Of May 10Th, is the captain 81
the Capitol. police at the time Pres. Lincoln
was first inaugurated, aud when there we're
apprehesInslons Of gunpowder plots to blow up
SO To-day the Patent Office issued 100 patents
the largest number ever known prior to this
year. The largest number in any one week
was during this year. The average has been
! lit per week. sg0E
1.-THE rebel senator H. G. Burnett of Ken.
lucky, who took the oath OF allegiance here
yesterday, was arrested at Wizards Hotel.
this morning, by order Of the Secretary of
WAR 8 $ q ass5 81 5h9asi-5 1an ID q
The Star says the statement which has been
going the rounds Of the papers that on Satur-s
day last the colored people of this city asked
permission of Pres. johnson to- celebrate the
Fourth of July, on the grounds attached to.
the White House, which request the Presi-
dent refused to grant, because he considered
the grounds public property, of which be is
merely the custodian, is incorrect. 1t saysit
has authority for stating that the Rev. DIR.
Garnett, of the 18th Street Presbyterian color
ed congregation, made an application In writ.
ing to the President to allow the members of
his church to celebrate the Fourth on the
grounds adjoining the White House, which
was granted, the President returning the APP
plicatlon Of DR.. Garrett with favorable en-
dorsement.
Parties interested in the suspended requisi-
I tons ia the Treasury awaiting payment, can
have them paid hereafter, part in certificates
of indebtedness and part in cash, by notifying
the Secretary in writing oftheir willingness to
accept such payment. o So "a iesis a. ea aas
Mrs. Surratt, who was taden III in the Court
Room yesterday, was not sufficiently recover
ed to day to resume her usual seat with the
Senior Molini, minister from Costa RIGA, ac-
eompanied BY Clarence A. Seward, Acting
Assistant Secretary of State, called upon
President johnson to day, aud communicated
the expression of the coincidence OF his Gov
eminent at the death of President Lincoln.
aud its renewed assurance of friendship for
The United States, and its good wishes for his
successor. President johnson made brief
but appropriate response. SIS sssao
Sticking Of the Transport Kentuckg-1sgo
nnnndred Ltres Lost-Loss of the Steamer
CAIRO. June 20.
Inc transport Kentucky with 1900 paroled
Tepei troops, struck snag twelve miles from
shreveport on the OH. AID sunk in three min
utes- over 200 lives were lost. hslaaAasa p
LQter.-Additional particulars Of the Red
River disaster cast the blame upon the of
boat ashore. Had this been done. no lives
| would have been lost.sn - moo
| The steamer Orzaba was recently sunk In
Galveston Bay. Part of her machinery win be
saved, but her huh is total loss. 1 q - va
Large amounts of Scottonis reaching New
Orleans from Red River, although there is but
small quantity in the market.
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TrETHi TEETHi TEETU /
Pc. tland Five Giants Savings Bank

TNTFREST will BE- alio ed on all dencslis "a this
i hstt1tion maae On o. before Wy 1855
"a q eorner OF Pur and MOO e SO, up Stare.
Bank open every business day, during business
BENZ. KIHesBURY. Jr., President.
CHARLES BAKER. Treasurer.
June 20-td
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Argune,.t .. the Assasssnasion grial. J,

WOW ssss,ssesss WASHINGTON, June 20. 3
Nothing was done in, the Court this after
noon, except the reading of an argument by
Mr.. Ewing, to show that Spangler had no
completely with Booth in the assassination.
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Dissolution OF Copartnefsiifp.

FNHE c,partnership heretofore existing under the
III firm of HALE & SYLVESTER 10 this day dis
solved A. M. SYLVESTER.
Portland. May 3d. 1866. w8w24*dlt
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RULES AND ORGANIZATIONS.

!. ~ ~. z IA Ri 4
~ RULES AND REGULATIONS. ss3,s
color ofeaeh boat, must be mads GA or before July
list. ,nk Is open for that purpose at Messrs Da-
Wis Brothers, No 50 Exchange st.
md En- tries b, mail may be made by addressing
either OF the members of the Committee on Regatta.
srd-All applications for entries must designate
for whiehIaces or races. sgt 0 vrnsease t's7'N ,a
g4th-An Boats win enter free. \.
9Th There will be two Guns frCd at each Race:
the first for the Boats to into line; the second
for tn9 start 70 rrA a40sss7ay ads nnRrrs b9la
8th-Al Boats to carry Coxswain, or not, as
they may elect. Hl1C a
tiffany Boattahing another Boats water, there
by causing q collision, will be ruled out.
8th-Tn rounding thelower station, the inside boat
must have tbs o. u-ssi any boat interiering with
said loaf loses her chance for the prize.
3 sth-An Boats entering for either Of the races
must report themselves ready 4 4 the star, at tie
judges staion az preci ely the hour named for the
rae Boats tai ing so 10 report, will mot be allow
ed to pull In either Of the races.
1oth-No Second Prize will fe awarded in any
race unless three or more boa Q contend FIR the
prizes. St5' 'iti w. 80. "a, nv I, rrar,l
! llth-rhe rulings Of The Judges win be final IN
AL cssts. .'.l.I gs.f as brs Il, aas 4s54of flo
I2th-pus notice will be given of the time and
place Of the drawing for positions. ~ @as ssqe9,i
lsth-suital le sccommouafiors viii be provided
for The housing Of Bosss from out OF the ity APP
plication 10 Cspt. BspjamipJ Willard, StLavrence
House India Street. y ~ ~ BE pm ~ iil'.s y
w u. CLIFFORD, Ese. 80 4 /. p p 5 .eg'.
n a c1r1 u. g. Revenue Service.
CAPT. HENRYISEMAN.2 ~ t,aa
Va 19FiHss1a alt U. s Army Judges.
~ II CAPT. BENZ. y. WILLARD ie-1flf ~
grHALLL DAVIS Eco, lfp ii~
aq 6EORtse TREFEfHsN, Eco EoAi3i ne
m muses. PEARSON, ESQ.,, e-'e'
Ju.oA'~y - 49,. - IL Z. II. .i1.
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s. eriff'ssl s ale.
STATE OF MAINE.

r. -qb al STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBEgLAnDs So June ~. a. ID. 1885.
TnaAKHN on exsoatlon Thankful M Cotton II
y Yarmouth against Henri W. Ccuoa - vii be
sold At pub 10 auction, on tuesday. the 18th q
jay A ID, 1885, II ten o'c A N. ny ONCE. to
wit, At my ovelhng houss n rmJDth hiorvssid.
. the right hich henry " Cote aior,i aid, has
70 redeem the equity redsmpt,n Of Urea. NJ gees
Island ing Ia Cssc1 Bay, fhe TOW n OF r1, uih
aforesaid Said equity sfredemp. ion hasisg been
ry w Cotton. ID. l.. MTG HELL,
june20dlt w3w26 8. A De q. sheriff.
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YTTTOq
AUCTION SALES.
Auction and G Ommission s tore.

rrHE subscrbar hrs taken the 8 ere No l(s Fed.r-
Il al bt. the III itsa ates H.a Il ~ he NO.
uon and Commission Husi esa, aAa is prfp.Isd 70
Boots and shi.ss Erra,es,e N' ~ - &C., ~,
vances on goods oonsiR ned Tor postYs sale. salss
OF furniture Real Estate, or ANY kind OF propefty
sale
AUCTION SALES every evening, snd sinssday
T "a atnrday Afternoons. Ladies inviit at
n - CHARLES r. P0RIER.
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July Fourth, A. D. 1866. 4

FNHE City Governments OF Portland bava arrange
u for Regatta OF Row Boats, to tai place in tho
front BarboT. uly 4th, 1866 and offer the fo wing
prizes: $50 tsni glsH1JsE So vet Ia ~ gas " 81
FIRST RACE-Open to all, in Wherres and
Fancy B9ass Of any descrp ion to be pulled by one
man, wi b one rair OF sculis; dista ce two miles
First Prize $4,000 Second rize $s5,OO
SECOND RACE Open to the organized Boat
Clubs ofthe City distaae two miles. First PA lie
$1s5 90 Second Pike $z5, 90. =, - esr ia
: THIRD, RACE-0pen to the Beats from the
Forts; dis ance two miles. One Prize $4,000. i31
FOURTH RACE-Open toall s . ran Boats
di4ta o. II se miies. Fret Prize $3.50 90; Sec
on Prize 500. ~. Ia IS 81 y .F,itIt u essrN
E s.s4 81 THOMAS SD ACK.l Commute v
- JOSEPH s. YORK; rsN ON 41h q
ID sao s,r,e JOHN n .BRoWN,) Regatta. -
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stalking of the Transport Ken tsscIsg- Tsco
nn1ndred Lices Lost-Less of the Steamer
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THE MARKETS.


Green pbIl I. Z oeelOogshest and Pipe isais i
R Rs:ssis e q e y R1 sl%s ak ,o,
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Georgia.
EVACUATION OF SAVANNAH.

Authentic intelligence, received Wednes
da,, states that Savannah was successfully
evacuated Tuesday night. All our troops
were brought out .nfely. Gener.l llnrdep
aud staff had arrived ut Hard-evlle. We
have very little details Of the evacuation -
Tho news in relation 10 our iron clais il
contradictory, but II is generally believed
tha, ti,ry were blown mp TO prevent their
falling into the hands Of the enemy. About
thirteen locomotives in the workshops of
the Central Railroad at Savannah were de-.
troyed. Passengers report that kilpntrckr
cavalry had gone in the direction OF
rhoniasvilIc. There vas heavy fighting
around tie lines at Savannah 90 M"ninv
and Tuesday. The enemy made several
assaults, but were each lin. repulsed with
considerable loss. II was reported thnt the
e"smy on Tuesday succeeded in cutting "ui
communication at Sct-ven's Ferry, but that
it was subsequent, Te.cstabtislcd. Wheel
er's cavalry had been stationed to guard th,
ferry, aud it "as reported had driven the
| enemy off. Only straII force nt y ocum
Yankee corps was believed TO be on 'h
side of the Savannah kIver. Il e msl
hody of the eremy, however, were in { "rI
| lesion Courier, 22d
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law, that by his obedjence TO the law. he
might deliver us from It's penalties
The multitude of the heavenly host eel.
cbrated the birth of Christ in that devont
hymn, "Glo.y to God in the highest, and
on earth peace, good will towards men"
The nativity of Christ is frequently cele-
brsted by the though,ess multitude in p
worldly and improper manner, instead Of
devout praise and trankfulness to God who
$50 loved the world that'iIe gave His only
begotten Son, that ,ohOsoeuer believeth in
Him should not perish, but have everlnst
ing lite" How .con-olng are these words
to the pious believer in Christ who trust
in Him, and " bat comfortable assurance
to the bereaved who has lost dear one,
that the chjcet of their tender affection is
now in Heaven.
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names shnll be taken, beginning with the
frs, and proceeding in order, as The appro
priatioas for tho several Districts will al
low.
Resolred. In fusthcrance Of this general
plan "t educationsl beueyolence, 1t il deem.
ed Of prime importance bv the Conference
aud is hereby ,enEnsstly recommended, that
the endowment of Wohurd College shall
be completed as early "a practicable, to en-
able the Trustees to place the advantages
"f this in~Ctutien IN lar as may be within
reach of INDECENT orphans, made SO by the
war, and alsS of wounded soldiers needing
assistance, within the limits Of the South
| I 'arolina Conference.
Reso!red. The Presiding Bishop is here
bv respectfully requested to appoint Rev
| Whiefotd Snnh, ID. ID, ~ act ns agent to
raise the fund described in the first resolu
I ton
The undersgned INDUCES the hope thai
1 the cordial ard rc.iy cooperation of the
onbIic will make his labq- at io,e ~ easy
and pleasant work.
| WliITErORD SMITH
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mississippi

Tns situation in t,.,s Stale il exciting apd
critical. A few thousand Yankee cavalry
are U'areiiiug tnrough tne Sou hrrn' tnun
ties OF III. State, destroy ing every thng
along their line of march. Thus far ibey
have met With Uui Iiltie re,stapcc. Col.
Scott. vain II sua,i force, has been haras-
ing The front aud rear but hns been unable
To cheek their Progress On M"udsy morn
ing, they burned Columbia. on Pearl River,
aud started last, marching Va thTee colulIn.
-one on tho Mount Carmel Road, one on
the lower Mobile Road, aud the other on
the stnight ROAD 10 Shubmta II Wa, thought
they would cross I..ut River at Windam',
Frrry. about eleven miles below h.li,.iIie,
aud stnks the Mobil. and Ohio Railroad
somc~ here near Shubu'a. C.unIou's brig.
adu VAS s.nt down 10 meet ihrm last even.
ing. aud other troops w'li 10 hurried for
ward st Gncs. k-Iui"ic,ments ure beng
ssnI BY raiir"sd' ~ TINS pDint frou y I party
of tne district, and IN twenty -four huurs " e
will have Confederate aud State troops
aLy attack from this force. The ensmy
will probably top the railroad to-day, and
then move up towards Mciinisn AMI pass
round Oh The Southern Railroad 10 Nicks.
burg. Every man cunrrcIrd vita the army
"A, this posi- ba- been order, 10 take u gun,
aud We hope thai every exempt will prompt
ly enroll himself in some erganiZa,Iun-
The time has come when NIL men p.bIe
OF carryin gun shonld rush 10 arms Let
there be no shseking or snirN,ug from duIy.
Our homes are here and they must bs de.
fcndcd. Railroad comm uGicaiion between
MERIDIAN and the North Epsl aud West
mus, be maintained Let e'sty msu and
boy take up hi. gun. nbd ~ the enemy sp-
Proacn, move oat TO The efress aud noun.
ta'n- snd stay their progress. Mnch good
eau be done ~ thu way. - CkIsiOn, Sih
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To Stock Raisers.

TNApING BEEN SOLICITED TO PUR.
4S CHI ASE II fine Stallion, in order to improve
the stock of my neishborhood, l have selected
and purchased, ata high price, the beauriul
young thoroug ghbred horse JEFF. DAVIS
sired 10y the celebrated imported horse IoTA,
that was selected III England by Col Beatty, OF
Union District :. G., aud purchased withou,
regard to price, to improve the stuck of the
South. All that sec JEFF. DAVIS will at once
perceive how well the selection made. lie
j. four yeas old, iftren aud "a h.lf htads high,
and will he sxtren-s rich mahogany bay,
and pronounced 10y COOL judgesa perfect model,
aud il. beyond all question, eqnalto any colt III
the Confederate Srir.s He will r.niaiu all tie
time ut his stable, near Flat Rock
= TtpNS.-Onc hundred d ,llurs TO insure, and
one dollar TO the groom. Great care will be
taken to prevent accidents, but will not be
JesponSible should any oc:ur.
ALSO
Have supply Of hammered Iron Plough
Moulds-a superior article-tor sale at 81. so
per IT,, or exchange for cotton, one pound of
Iron tor TWO Of cotton.
J. W. FORD.
Dec. Q, 1854, +S-lom Am.
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pnssible for large and productive planta-
,ions to be cultivated fer want Of proper
fencing. even thpngh ule stock could he
secured to do the plowIng. | stopped six
miles from here. Ia get water. at The pian-
tn,ion of Mr.. llarr's, regarded one Of the
lest .n.tnjs Crurty. and lipg-rrd longer
than was prudent to contemplate the scene
OF d. ISOLATION. His over-eer said the fsn
KEGS had in. nn- night DESTROYED fifteen
miles Of rcing burned al The buildiT g-
but the nrgto houses, and c""su"ed $50,
OUQ worth nf proyi-i"ns, AMI 200 bales Of
cotton. Not win" nnimni was left here
The same cendtinn of things exists tor
,niies around C"vlngton Among Mr. fi"r-
rs' negroes is an old man "aosr icy was
ampotai.d from the effects OF gun sho;
wound, which hs received in an allegation
with the ov-reeer severM years ago As
soon as thr Yank. es discovered this fact, u
daguerrean Was produced. and, Sau
pictura TAKEN, doub'lS,s 10 fmbe el,ish Har-
Iev's Weekly The old chaI' 'em"rked, he
had II" objection to tue Va KEGS taking his
picture. but he cid obiec' TO their stealing
his pigs aud CO."
Among the many who have suffered,
will NJ n,ion the namps OF Prof STONE, DIR
Ne'ns, Judge Reynolds, Dr lIsudrick and
Col C"Pers The people seem generally
cheerful under their losses. ahich nre hens-
Ter Inan trust viii ever be exp-rienced
again. Thel ARE gloomy, however, ort t"e
~nr question. From here | GO 10 MACON
ria Grtfin, aud will ~rite you from theie.
LlO
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FOR THE LANCASTER LEDGER
ARMY NoRrHERH VIRGINIA,
December 7th 1864.

pocemoer tn loo4.
Mr.. EDIroR An evil exists, which TO
say the least Of, is t,hun,an. Whom to
blame, We are not precisely Informed, but
are acquainted with facts- sufficient, to know
that between the enrolling officer and med
iesI examining board. the grounds of com
plant originate. We do not intend this so
much for cur own District, as for our neigh
bors Of ksrshsv aad Chesterfield. For
instances, Of which We enumerate, one more
f'eSssni from those Districts, p.rhaps. than
our own; though our skirts are not-alto-
gsther clear.
Since the ness sssity Of recruiting our ar
my has been 90 strongly urged, and such
extrems measures put, in the sole power Of
tho enrolling and medical officers, sbnses
and outrsgrs Of an inhuman CT aracter has
been exercised upon the disabled class of
exemptions. We do not exagera,e, when
We tell you, that moa have been sent here,
to perform the duties Of soldiers in the field,
who have tho oss of but one arm we do
not exagsrate- when we say, that men have
been ssnt hers by these "bomb proofs" at
homo. who are, and have been since their
Infancy, lsbGring under n'e'na! arrangement.
1ssuch procedure not condemned by all
human feeling, a. diabolical and unbecom. /.
inc a christian people. We desire to see
every man in service whose health will per
pit-and nothing would give the army
more general satisfacti"n thsn to welcome
these "mau hunters"' TO place ;g the font
rank. ''' ''''''' d" a." "
These coE plaists are founded on unre
futabls facts, and we know that the matter
rests between the enrolling and medical
officers, but let il rest where it may, we Arc
free to express our. r.disapprobaiion,a aud are
equally jnr,ifabie in questioning the pro-
dty and'policy. JUNlUS.
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Christmas Day-25th December. .

This great Festival day is commsmoraied
BY tho Church Of the Redsemer in r.nem
brance u the nativity OF the Saviour
Thso!ogisns differ q. TO the time Of the
birth Of our Lord. Tho precise period Of
the Saviours birth is a matter Of inferior
moment; but Ills right aud proper, and
The Church has 80 ordained, that a uniform
time Be set sPa:t for the celebration Of tie
nativity Of The Redeemer-and tha, day 10
sbs 26th OF December. ."
The birth Of Christ was the grandest
and most stopendous event the world aver
witnessed, After The fall, the promise wa.
given that "the seed Of ihs woman should
bruiRs the ssrpsnts head" In the 7th and
9tb chapters OF Isaiah We have the clearest
prophssies Of Chriit's coHIipg in the fesh
and in the I'd chapter OF Luke and 81 chsp
Ter Of Epistls Of Titus. the. com pIetion OF
those prophecies in the entire history of
bis birtR Jeremiah says: "Ths Lord hath
created : new thing upon tbs earth, a wo.
man sh.ll compass map." Isaiah says:
y Behold. = virgin shall conceive, aud bear
, son, and shall call his name Immabusl"
In the fuIlnsss Of time the prophecies were
fulfilled. Christ =, "lmmauusI--God with
ss," came into the world, clothed in human
lesh. He YVES born Of woman, and thus.
hosee without sin, oisds ss>s % the
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ADvERTIsRMEKTs,

Wiz be inserted At tbres dollars per square
for the first, aad two dollars per squire
for each subsequent insertion. : A square
~ ssnsist Of the space Of 10 lines Brewer type
Ne advertisement considered less than square.
The number Of insertions must be written on
each advertisement, or they will be inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
I Local advertising and job work must be paid
fer in Produce-the old price to govern each
way.
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EstraYed.

pROKE AWAY FR0N THE OWNER
- IN the hight Of The Tth instant. ut III.
Laudun Depot. BAY MAKE about IF
ten hands high. thirteen yeats old, with
two "h'tc feet on one side. "a sn..,Ii star in
her forehead, aud saddle spot
liberal reward viii be given for her de.
livery, or so that get hes Tue owner
live. seven miies North If Liberty Hill aud
Twelve miles Souttr OF Lancaster T.. II on
the Coil road.
MATTHIAS CRENSHANY.
Dec. 30, 1864, IS 3t
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out Of two hundred and twenty men taken
in the fight. Report says Stewart's drsis
mu was nearly decimatrd. The loss in
line and company officers was lamen,"biy
great- Memphis Appeal I'M
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slave Labor for the
Co asst,
DIVISION NO 2.


7 Commissioners uf Roads aud the
IL Town Authorities within The JUDICIAL
Districts of l.aucn-ter. k.r.haw, Chester
hrld, Marlboro, Darlington, Marion. sun
ter, Clarendon, WI Harrisburg aud Hnru
Will forthwith rupn"n all Shareholders
within 'hcir Respective limits to. deliver
ONE FOURTH IT. Of their slaves Liable
10 Road Guty nj tie RAILROAD Depors hear
est their '"-id.pce on TUESDAY, The iB.l
1ay OF Igpnsry nv.i, NJ d o'clock am d.
thsse TO a~ aint transportation To Char -.
ton for iiIriy day. labor on the fortiicus
lions.
VI. Commits toner's of Rosds mud the ma
ihor,li"s ah9sr nuped. Who have not iur,.
ishrd the Returns called for jn Circular at
lO.n Octnbrr last. IRON the Office ~ the
Agent of the Stat. are requested To for
~urd them atoncr, as they are wanted for
'imurdnte use. These Returns Will gives
the names OF all OwnGrs aud ti,e nu IN Der
Of their Road ilands
b. B. JOHNSON.
Agent Of State OF South Carolina
Camden, Dec l3, 1864, IL