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THE copartnership heretofore existing between
A. tbu undersigned, under the firm name and
st5 le.of j, g. Hardmau u Co., doing business at
tie Idaho u arket' III Centerylle. in Boise coun-
-, I I !, Is This day dissolved by mutual consent
y. Neal VIII settle all business pertaining to
thelate hlm. Sax J.E. HARDMAN.a
- a j. w. NEAL
The Endersign ed will continue business at the
same place. J. w. NEAL
. Cenieryilles October Esd, Is65-n2wss
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Nor GuILrY.-We have delayed publica-
ton till yening to obtain the verdict in the
Patterson case. The jury, after two hours
absence came into Court and rem dereda=ver-
dict of /" Not guilty" The Judge congratu
lated the prisoner, and ordered his immedi-
ate discharge.
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New this w eek.

Strayed or Stolen.
INROM the undersigned one span of work ponies
II described as follow s, to-wit: One rean,
with white face. name long roach. The ether a
black with white face, long name with some white
fee: and badly SCARED on the right side with
whip. Both shod all round when they left.
liberal reward is offered for any clue to them
by the undersigned. THOMAS GRAY.
Slaughter House Gulch
Idaho City, Nov. 2, 1866. n2wl
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JUDGE WAITEAs DISTRICT JUDGE or UTAH.
The Idaho Statesman seizes upon the let
ter of, Judge Waite in reference to the Capri
toll grounds asa pretext for an. attack upon
him in reference to his conduct while actiag
as District Judge Of Utah Territory. We
have nothing to do with the wranglings Of the
Republisans among themselves, and would
be quite content to allow the Statesman by
untrue or absurd statements to foolishly dis
rupt its own party for-the] purpose of graft
tyingahe personal i'll will of its editorii but
Judge Waite is citizen Of this town, justly
esteemed by all whosknow him for his quail
ities personal and professional, and is en-
titled to haye9a true statement made Of the
facts so grossly misrepresented By thesstates-
man. aiiThose facts as ! hey come to our know
ledge are as follows ElIaI Won
Ia the Fallaofals6as he esue to iIaaho upon
Leave Of absence for FIVE nonshsI. extending
+ rom septembei1 i, 1863, to July 1864, his
+. snily remaining inaUtah, where ii e,sresided
IN iii May, 1864. III
In Idaho City, for the frsththEee MOUTHS,
n satgss.4a E3tts
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M AR
At Idaho City, October 26th, by Rev. Father
P6nlin, Mr. AS. JACK Nand Miss ANNA MURRAY.
List Of Letters,

II FMAINING in the Post Office at Idaho CITY,
Ia, November lst, 1865.
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Adams John 2 Abaker Thomas Anderson JM2
Adams NJ Anderson D 2 Anderson In
Akern Denis II Anderson D Appley Luther
Aburting W Anderson John Ashbrook WIN
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Army Intelligence.

>nERMAs's MovEMgsrs Tho .Courirr"
Of Wednesday says:- Al: the move msnts
OF tue snsniy Indicate Augusta and Bsauch.
vile as their point OF des,ina,ion. TWEEN
.tieih Army Corps occupy RobertNill. -
The Fourteenth army corps crossed Sisters
Ferry Monday. Oar scouts report heavy
force Of infantry, ARTILLERY and cavalry en-.
camprd Monday night near the JUNCTION OF
Salkehaiche and Old Union roads. Thi.
force is Leiix,rd 10 be tn. fifteenth and
Serenteent" army corps They had cross.
ed Nci.ses Mill crock, and were engaged
III repairing bridge ut that poiat.
About Ten o'clock Non day morning the
sGemy d,Ine%i with N con,idersble force
Of infantry aud artillery from White Point,
and drove in oor .kirmish line three miles
10 Kings Creek Al three p. a., our
troops advanced aud drove them back to
White Point, bli,hIng orr picket line
where Il was 10 the morning.
Tuesday the nxipy made n demonstration
on our position nj the pon,oon bridge across
the SalkehaAchie, but retired without effse.
ting anyfhing.
The enemy, it i. reported. burnt Nc,
P"ersonvilie on Monday night. They IRE
also reported rrec,i"g battery near Salk:
eha'rh's tor the pu'pcss, as il supposed, Of
sheiiing the rail road At that point.
CaARLEsTos, Feb. "A dispa,cn from
Braxton's bridge, al TAO las, night, says Tho
emmy advanced to-day across the swamp-,
driving in our cavalry ON our left within six
miles of that place. They are supposed to
be in heavy force. There isa column OF
cavalry on the Augusta road. moving rap.
idly for some unknown poiat
Al LIP. M, yesterday. the enemy had
posses lion OF MeBrd..'. bridge, aud skir
mi.hing WAS going on in front Of Braxton's
bridge. The enemy are certainly moving
on Brancbsills.
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Editorial! Brsvitles.

The Supreme Court Of North Carolina has
decided that bonded agricuiturists having tit.
teen or more hands, are not GsbN 70 home
guard service The Court further decides tha,
Mail Contractors Ior the &. Confederate St.t.sou
routes more chan ten miles III. Icpgth, ate lot
liable tOperform Home Guard service.
We understand that the government has de-
.cided, In the ease Of Mr. Augustus SInu,n, late
oi Mississippi deceased, Who was an exempted
agricuIturist, that where a detail or exemption
Was revoked, or the detailed or exempted party
died, only payment prorata for the time the
party enjoyed die detail or. exemption, would
be cxacted. This decision was clicited iom
the Secretary Of Warby a letter from A., q.
Mayors Esq, on the subject of the liability OF
the estate OF Mr.. Spans, he having died lev
months after he was exempted.
The London Times, alluding to the present
attitude Of the United States 10 Canada, saws:
La the present state OF Northern feeling there
IL much reason to apprchend some outrage
which may rcnder a rupture inevitable. The
Athe' leans rcitlcr appreciate the strength OF
England nor understand the unaiiin,ity with
Which war would be prosecuted it TO. ccd
upon teluct'int government and nation, and
the first result OF that war would bc the imne
date and irrevOcable establishments of Southern
Independence.
The E"Y"irer thinks the proposition to i'm.
press all the cotton aud tobacco IN th. Contyd
.,..En Al.
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atty Tor every man IN it, since the LIST Of May.
They have killed, wound. d or captured OF
tas enepy, rs,tainiy five, perhaps a. u,rn,
ns sN, Tor every one man in the Btigads,
aud 1t Is as strong now as it was Oh III.
morning Of the Battle of The wi!dorus.,.
We have several huudted thousand men
under arms IN the Conisderncy, ani ihey
are not whipped. We have tooa plenty
of tic nrce,,sty TODD aud matuti.ls ui war,
u .palrc,.m and good judgement can be
brought fully To bear in bringing lhsm inlo
USE, urd 1t Ne ate c"nfu-red It will not be
because of our nccessitirs, but bxcauso the
natton backed down, aud sold liberty for
subJuga'ior, rather than have The former a,
the price "hicp ail na;icus Who have ea.
Joyed It, have had 10 pay for it. Let US
then "Mke every ihing except truth aud hon.
or, ior Independence, aud ii Independents.
shall cost i. ALL let it go. II ". be- ,rue to
ourselves. by tho blessing OF God, ". can't
be whipped. We may be over run mud 40
E,r Ms Wealth and comfort are concerned be,
' wv '''''' N"e"o "s wiz Ieco'ef,s(of
II not Ne can l:vo and die without theu,)
aud then We will have country in which
W. und our chiidr.n's cniidIeu .nn live and
hold up onr heads.
l1hope 10 srta iurlough soon. bet sup
pose The briet time ] will have, (and the
bad r9ads co"nI4ersd) will pot it GU, ofmy
power to go further than 10 visit my faull,
III h. u. May God bless you all, is the
prayer Of our friend aud Pastor.
}. n. CRAIG.
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Headquarters,
rENROLLING OFFICE.

LANCASTER &. H., s. c. Feb. . , 1865.
PURSUANT to Special Order No. 8, from
The Headquarters of Brig. Goa. Cnesnut
superintendent Of Conscrip,ipn in South
Carolina and IN compliance with special
order Of L. Col. Il. V Walsh Inspector of
the lst Congressional District, all Light
duty men (unnssigned } all men detailed by
order "f the Conscription Department. and
all officers of the luvaTii Corps (unassign.
ed)a"i thin ths limits OF Lancaster District
are hereby ordered to report in person at
this oilicr OF th. l+th and Is h d4vs OF
February instant, for inspection, orsaniza.
ton &c.
LIT Col Walsh viii! be here, in person, on
the days above Indicated. aud ~lll requir.
prompt and strict compIiancs with this
order.
7H The Medical Board will meet here
on the Sih instant
X. T.. AIl.ISON,A. r.. O.
Asting Enrolling officer
Lancaster District So Ca.
Feb :. 1865. III
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Jan 24; 1865,
N edical Notice.

The Undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will hereafter charge for m sdicaI ssrvi.
ees in accordance with the follow ing regu.
la,ions, viz:
Producers, 'oho haze surplus, will be
charged st itrs rates which prevailed before
the war. to be paisia producs at old prices.
or, u they prefer TO pay 10 currency, then
the equivalent Of such produce in currency.
Non producers. and producers who hay.
no surplus, will be charged al a reasonable
advance, IN currency over the old prices.
X. S. BECKHAM, NJ. D.
Jan. 81, 1865, At
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Confederate Congress.

The Senate has again passed the bill AL
tborizing te transmission Of ncwspapsrs
TO soidisIs free Of postage. twilhstandiug
the Pr>idsp''s objessio"---y.as l3. nays4
= ln the House, TO day, Dsj.rneus submit.
led the following, which he supported III an
elaborate speech:
WHEkEAs, All nations have ever wit.
uvss-d with alarm the rs,shli,hms ut IT u
Formidable power in their vicinity, aud
Whereas, The people Of The Coofsdsra
States, as we'll as til. Quilted States. .m,s
ever cherished the .ro,"Iu,ion that xnv rur.
thrr acquisition in North America by any
foreign power "osId be ,nconF.lru, Nth
their prosperity aud development, xsd
Whereas, Tbs il, asion Of Mexico. nv
France has rssuitsd in tho alleged establish
meut "f N government f~uudsd OH the con
sen, Of the governed, ner.rth,ic., ". have
reason to bsltr's that ulterior design. are
entertained against California aud other
Pacific States, which We do no, regard AZ
parties TO The VAR now waged against US,
as 'hef have Vyi'hsr furnished men uor
money tor its prosecution, therefore the
Congress Of III. C"ufedsrul. States do
Reso!re, That the time may not he di,
tant when We will u. prepared 10 unit, a.
u basis of the ind.P-ndsuc. Of the Copf.d.
crate States, ith those most Interested in
the principles Of the M"nroe doc,ine, and
Ia, ils. r
the North American continent. Referred
10 the C"mmilts on Foreign Affairs
The Ilouse "f representatives., pa,,ed
exemption bill, which provides radical
change. 10 the present exemption law. 1t
repeaIs absolutely the hf,e~n n-yro law I;
provides that no mail contractor under for
" years of age shall be exempt, aud limit.
the power Of detail higherto rested in the
hands Of the President aud Secretary of
War. We have no reason, says IN. Rich.
m"nd Dispatch. to be!irv. that the bill, in
It's present form, will pas. the Senate -
The sense Of the Senst~, -. recently incl.
drnt"lly oppressed in debate. i. in favor Of
leaving untouched the exemption law now
| ia force.
RICHMOND, Jan. 3I.-Gsn. Les's nomina-
sion 10 the Eew grade of General ia Chief
Was prepared last week in the War Depart
meu,, by order Of the President, but The
de'py i" sending il in TO, the Senate nrses
from the Presidents inability to sligo his
name in consequence Of a severe attack OF
neuralgia in right arm aud hand. The
President is still confined to Kis room this
morning, aud may not be able for sone
days To recover the uss Of his hand
RIcHMosp, Fob. ! The Senate passed
the bill TO abolish III. Office Of all quarter
| masters and con,ni,saries on duty at post.
ard dspot., and TO provide for the appoint
mcnt of bonded agents in their place. The
act also rePeals all authority to detail per.
sons between the sges Of iS and IS 10 said
depart neuts.
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5 q U Il II G A RO LIN A
LANCASTER DISTRICT

ANN NnS Sis blo lhlSl.
RY ID. A. WILLIAMS. Esquire, Ordi,
~ nary for said District
WHEREAS. Z. A. PLYLER has ap.
piled to me for Letters Of fAadministratiou
on all and singular the Goods aud Cb.t,Ix.
rights and Credits Of Jamss Cos,p.v
late OF the Distract aforesaid, daeesassd.
THESE are, therefore. to cite and sa,
monish all and sing .lar, the kindred and
creditors Of the said decreased, 10 be and
appear before me at our next Ordinsry's
Court Tor the said District, to be holdss at
Lancaster >urt House on ths l7.b day Of
FEB. next. to show csuss, IL Any, whv
the said administration should not Ss gran.
ted.
Given under my hand and sea, this 2S,h
- day Of January in they ear Of eur
LIS. Lord one thousand eight hundred
~ )and sixtysGvs and in the eighty,
ninth year Of the Independence Of the
State Of South Caroiins.
b. 4. WILLIAMS.
.. l.. d.
""'s' ls0 -St
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(ExTRAcr.l
GENERAL ORDERS NO.4s


ADJ'T. AND Internationally O, fIcE..
RICHMOND, May ~, 1864.
THE receiptSo OF bonded Quarterma,.
IL tsrs and Commissaries, and Of Agents
Of tax service, are The only receipts valid to
\ producer for his tiths tax, all others are
worthless. and unjust iG,positons on the
lax payer. II is stfistly forbidden that any
other persons than those above namod
shan give receipts !or the Gths.
III. In all cases of collection Of tithss bv
officers Of the Quartsrmsstsr aud Commis.
sary Departments in the field, receipts will
DO given monthly 10 the District Quarter.
master on tax duty. Such receipts mus,
stato'ths name and county Of the producer.
Ill. Quarternasters and Comtnissaries
who have means OF transportation, and all
suci, officers collecting supplies, will give
,pecial attention to tho removal Of tn, tar
10 kind from interior aepots to railroad sta.
''ons' asd to the supply storehouses Of the
army.
Nv. Officers with troops are prohibited
fIS,n :arcibly taking possession Of the tax
depots, or spproprating the 1.-THE. IL Asy
need supplies. acquisitions therefor will be
made upon the tax officer OF agent.
BY order,
lSignsd) s. COOPER,
Adjutaat and Iospsctor General.
Feb. 7.lsS5. 81 q.
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Iron rHE LASCAsTkR LsporR.I
CANT BELOW RICHMOND. Va.
january 10, 1868

Ja""ar, 10, 1868
J." THY fE"PLE ~ MY PASTORAL CnAgGy.
= h- 'a.cGtion 'fmy purpose 1" write 10
y"u' hSs been deferred fron day TO day,
for "b"ul six weeks. VIII you ever n, this
'ate day, Permit nSto Wish that the YEAR
on which We tars entered, may be 10 you
a.year Of -b's-sms! IL ~onid 6s ia In
one se''sc, 10 ~sh You harry usw., e-r,
i"r the de "a thul sui Jrrt has with many
OF YOU, been ALREADY cas-, aud like myseIf
y"u-mu,t through ia, new Year, bear ,l,.
sorrows which have in t,s past made a
deep nd-lib's mark ON oar Le-rts. or ma
u. OF us IL mA, be iorcihl, said c,ncrruinp
tue old lesr, "lis mark 10 un ~ari. brow, lis
s'sdo" Ger each heari." IL MAS ye.r ia
which passed through scenes that aever
ca be iorgot.on. They were written on
the memsry and on the heart, us It with
Pea Of Iron 10 me and min. Il brought
so'ro~s, which. ss yet, the hand Of Time
has been wholly unable TO heal With u,a
ny ot you, know ,hs same tning has hap
Prnsd. and with a melancholy pI.asur.
eau offer you The sympathy which | now
." veil know how Ia give. 10 the day,' Of
Peter the people Of G"d were "in h.avin.ss
through manifold temptations, (or t,iaIs,)
and ct they could rejoice wi,hjry unsp.sk-
able and full OF glory" because their faith
VS. hAed III, and their love centered upon
the unseen Saviour, Jesus Christ. May the
s"us iaith sustain you, aud by His grace
may yea br brought If in the end -couq usr.
ors, und more than couqu~ror."
We are quiet and comfortable along The
ines, OF the North side of the James. We
have three chspsls in this Brigade. 10
nine, avery substsntiut house, built by
"iIlins hands, we have Tor = month pas,
lind n religious service OF some sort every
night, aud twice on Sabbath, unless n.ces.
sarily prsvsn!sd. ! sonfrs, that the fruits
DO no, appear TO DO abundant, but W.. will
SOW tie seed sud trust the Lord to give IN.
increase in His own good tIms aud uay.-
Pray for Ills blessing on u.s. in other parts
of hi. Brigade the Religious fs.ling i.
quite encouraging and in this par, Of il
We are no. entirely ~ilhou: hope and en-.
sosrag-ment.
We are sorry to hear that the people Of
The eosnlry are all cast down, Ne many say
"whippsd." But surely Ais 10 no tim 10
be 'shiRped lie, every man snd woman
sons'osr what ~Jl be his or her fate if We
should be whipped, and taen Is, then, 70
member that no man is III for or worthy Of
liberty Unless he 10 willing 10 give up, sac
nhcs sserything for 1t, except honor and
truth 10 The last year the Yankee. have
give" up as much iert,tosy o. they hsv.
gsi"-d-yss. much more. Gen. Lee. army
IL stronger to day than it ~as on tho frs,
OF May last This Brigade hs. had a essu.
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MR. RoRssS, Agent Of the Committee Of
City Subsistence for tho peor and board OF
relief for soldiers families, called upon ss
and presented letter from the Mayor Of
Ch1rles'on, 10 which Gen. Bsssrsgard sse.
." the importance OF promptly sending sup-
plies to the city. Dir. Robson is prepared
to pay market rates for provisions, or he
ofisrs in exchange Salt, Iron, Nails, cotton
and wool Cards, Sugar, Coffee. Sods, Gsan.
it'ills Drills and Ossnburg., at reasonable
rates. lie 10 also authorized 10 purchase
the surplus Of bonded AgricnI,uri,tr w.
would recommend 10 planters having any
provisions to spare TO ascertain those f.vor-
able terms Of exchange, by applying 10 Mr..
Jas. Dunlap, Of Camden, who has kindly
eonssstsd to act - his Agent a.
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Land and Nerroes.
Feb
Controlling ON. Office,
s. G. -
TAX IN KIND"

IA IN MIND.
COLUMBIA. s. C., January IL, 1865.
COMPLAINT having BEEN made TO thi.
~ ohce that unauthorized persons were
collecting and rrceipt.ng to Producers for
their TlrhE TAX, the annexed Para
graphs Nos. |. II, III and Nv, of Gen.raI
Orders No. 4S, A. & !. G y .-rios 1868,
are published for tho info; nation OF all con
cerned. This notice i, not intended to in.
terfero with tho Collection Of TAXIN
KIND, b. the agents Of the oaic.r. of the
Q"artermas,sr and Commissary Depart.
ments. who are collecting and forwarding
supplies 10 the army, and who have been
authorized to collect Wy Officers on Tax in
Kind service.
When troops requiring supplies are near
q depot, md make dsTan upon i, for sup
plies, they will bs issued 10 The Staff or
other Officer in ehsrse, in bulk, on his rs.
ceipt. BIZ SLOAN.
Major and Controlling ON OF s. c.
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NOTICE.

ALL. persons are hereby forswarnsd
against trading for note for enc thousand
Dollars given by me ani made payable to
X. 5. Bsckham or bearer, dai.d Nav 9th
1864 due at one day. ! have tsndsr.d puy.
mont, and will not pay said note in any eth.
ar Than Confederate earrSncy, uuiss. e,m-
Psiisd by law.
xa }. J. HORTON.
Jan 24, 1865, 30 a.
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TAX IN KIND.

Aid. persons planting in Lancaster Dis.
r'rt and liable to pay the iilhe tax sre
hef-by notified that their returns under no
hrst and second cins, Of estimates must he
made before the 25,h Inst, in default Of
which they will bs reported ns defaui,-rs
and dealt with accordingly
JONES CROCKETT, Assessor.
Feb Z. 2,
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FOR RENT.

h.plan!s,ion in Lancaster District with
open land suilicien, for the employ Of hf-
teen or twenty hands. Enquire at this
office.
Jan. 81, o.
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ESTATE SALE.

10y permission of ID. A. Wi liams, Ordi-
- nary Ter Lancaster District, | ~ili sell
OH Thursday and Friday, the 23d and 24th
days Of February instant, NJ the late resi-
dence Of GLASS CAS- ION, situate in the
South Eastern portion Of said District, on
the waters OF Flat Creek, nIl of tn. perish
able property belonging TO the Estate OF
said deceased consisting Of
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs,
Bacon, Corn, Wheat, Rye, Oats,
and other articles of produce.
Also Plantation Tools, Household and
Kitchen Furniture and y large variety Of
other articles.
Terms Twelve months cred. will note
and approved suroty and interest from date,
Tor all sums over hive dollars.
Land and Negroes.
will also, at the same lin. and place.
rent the Land and hire the hegroe. belong.
ing 10 said EsIat. for tho rem .iud-r of IN.
present year. II is one Of IN. most ,alua.
BILE und productive plantations in Lancaster
District. The negroes are about twenty in
n"mb-r--ile most of them prime ii eld ha nds
aud some house servants
JOHN Il WELSH, Amir.
Feb:7. 81