The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, December 17, 1862, Image 1
the Cflnraster feiroer. I
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92 PEK ANNUM Bit with ihe u ondt-n of ?Hrh pniwiac dnj. IN ADVANUKlH
3 /arailg aaii Mitical Jhnupauti?Dtaottl to tbt 3rti, ititotn, titnitur, ifhtotioo, Igricottnt, Soltruot Smonoratnti. /orrijn mi Boatitir Stras. it) tbr J*lorW?.
T OLDME'II. ^ LANCASTER C. H., SOUTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY MORN INU. DEC. 17,1862. . N tt M B R R
f HE LAW CAST KK LKlKiKK ?
f ?>lUk?4 ?Tory Wodmetlay laming
* mj ?
W+ M. CONNORS,
B4llfr?B< proprietor.
tikisT
,Ip Uroneo, P?.oo (
&l the osptrstim ( 8i> Months, .... i.io
At the end of the Te%r, *- *.nn '
afford aid," aod substitute these word* :
" ball approprite from tha public Treat
ury four hundred thousand dollarsso
(bat it nil! raad : "That tbe Legislature
aball appropriate from the puhdc treasury
four huudred thousand dollars, to nfford
aid and rrlitf t?? the families of sol
diets," Ac. Ia tha third section, strike
out tba first tour lines. Strike out the
whole of section four. 1o section fire,
aptaad by sinking out the first tbrre lines
aod prefix to tbe nord "be." in tbef.iurtb
liae, "that this appropriation so lba>
tbe sect too will read: "Tha*. tbis pppio
ftetaiiAM ka m. AAmniAit f..mA i~ I
botod to tb? raapoenva Diatricia aid Par
it bar, according to tliair abita popnU.
tio O,***' ' \
Qm ptotioo of Mr Wjl*on, tit a b?o?ta
adjuurfcod at b*'f |wit 2 u'dwk p iu.
# liOUSK OF UEPUKSKNTa I'IVES. (
At 12 tu. tba roll *u cailad by Mr. J.
T. Sloan, Clark. TImb Uob. P. A dtu.li ,
took tha Cbair. Attar pr*)n by tl>a ,
Jlav. Ur. fUynolda, tlia|iuri al of Satin. I
day'* procandiitga waa raad. I
Mr. Youiiiaoa off?r?d tba following : ,
Rttolfd. That it m ba opinion <>t ma
L^amtma of u>? biata of South <J*r..li ?
p*, tbat rap*a??oiaiir*. of foreign <Jo? t
. ornmanta ?bovto noi ia alloaad to aiar !
taa tbair faoatioaa within tba litutu of *
tba Cowfcnarata Stat?at Atnar.o, uniaaa ' e
acoaditad by Uiatro?a?u.i.t,iu of ti.a m.J ,
Coiiladarata Salt*. > |
/bwfrrf, Tit at copi-a of tliaaa raaola | ?
HOMO Ua#a?t to botakua *?Mi tyaptaoaota |
m ' > h
Kill . r?l I
jio paper uncontimiea until au arrearages 1
ere paid, siespt at our option. <
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Legislature of 3ou*h Carolina
.
Monday. December 8.
SENATE.
Tbe Senate wot at 12 m. Prayer t>_v
|R?r. Mr. Bojra.
Mr. Mumi introduced bill to puni-b
persons or corporation* for sal* or puf
cb**e of bill* ol sty of lb* local Hank.
,9^ony SUU> 10 tbo Confederacy at a j>r*?mium.
Mr. Maxwell presented tlie re*o'uiion*
of the P.ndleton AgrU-u uiral Society, on
the importance of ditfoMing and promo.
Sag agricultural and scientific information
amoOK the citizen* of tliin Slate.
-Mr. Leooene presented the petition ol
W". B. Dingle, Sheriff of Charleston D.?
trict, praying an increase of li>e fee* fc<r
jail maintenance; wiiich ?** referred to
, lb* Judiciary Committee.
/ A bill to authorise tbe Bank* to i**ne
mall bills was before tbe Senate on tbe
second reading.
Mr. Moeea moved to emeed tbe bill by
?!$t>g eftar dollars in the proviso, the
following t "And provided further, That
tbo Bank* ahell give out tbe said bill* in
change tor Confederate bin*, or h-r l?;l?
V ooy of tbe Books of tbw State," abicn
wee agreed to. *
A bill to alter end emend en Act to
afford aid to families of soldiers, passed
in tbe year of our Loid A. D 1881
Tbe following amendment*, offered by
Mr. Hope, were agreed to : In the second
action, flr*t line, after the word MLegi*ia
lure," strike out ell after the word* "to
tve* Oom this StHi? in the Confederate ee'
.Jong i e?*. tei
.Referred to the Committee on Confed* C>
irate Relation*.
Mr. O'Connor offered the following res- ni
dutious, which ?ere referred to the Coinn'tiee
on Commerce and Agriculture; or
Unsolved, That the supply of military <1'
rlothing by the Confederacy h?v;mr hereotbre
proved inadequate and insufficient *P
Tor tit* demand of its soldiers, it i* e*pe M
Jient that ?ome legislation shou'd he
udopied to provido the necessary attic'es
?f c'otlnng for the troops of this Siat* >n
Confederate service.
Rfolvfd, That the Committee on Com*
taerce and Manufacture* be instructed to
inquire and digeat some plan for aupply
tng the State Quartermaster'* Depart*
ment with sueh article* of clothing as are
t?;K?<| KIO MIUUIIII w? carnmi ??v *o |,
)?<m to 41 HUT* II
Mr. Dawkm* inor?d to inoort, "thn Su- M
|>*r n:*inl?iil and Kt??ard of ilit* Cedar j,
Spring* Aaylum," institution for lit* *du ^
cation ot ih? (leaf, dumb and blind. Tb? i|{
motion agrrwl to.
|fr ^l..r?<M?l moved lo insert after tli* ^
*r*fd ihu word*, "pnraona over C(
lho ago Of do roar*'* Lod t'<* table m
Mr. (J Connor moved t<> insert, Mand (
ilw Tr?a*ur?ra of the several Saving* In | Nl
>*itu|t?M of th* 8.ale. a
Tl.? ?\v* nut uom ?*r# called, and j
lie motion ?raa c*m?d la 40 ten* to SO
Mr Li >)?.-? tn??**4 to mn?n?l l>? ?d >
li'inl, "Miii ?*rli iiu?rjNiiiiif<! iiMnu'nctu > '
M14 i'uiii|)kii?," i lu
Mr ? mn- *<l to mn?n<l l>jr *ililw|r, I"
'|novi.l?Hl iii*-jr mill Mil ihfir good* ( 60 111
Villi Oil Hr?t iwi," i (i*
Air U >?i?ri<ni mood In laj iho t
tiiilUr 011 tl>? lull v( it ft* i- |i noil.oti ill
ina i?hi*?<1 10 1 ||<
Air. Ur?r?y cm>v*4 la olrika MM, Mi4r? ,
it
nun necessary ior ii*sr so|.tiers, and IIini l>
they have leave to report by bill or olli- ti
erwise. fn
Mr. Pinckney offered the following res- t>
olution ; w hich whs ordered for conside- J
radon in morrow : tl
Rtt'Avtd, That ihe members of the Kx w
cuiive Council be invited to seats on the li
fl -or of this House during the present p
fission, end that they be permitted to tl
address the House on any subject that o
iney arise in connection with their rei- c
peclive de|iMrtuieuts f(
Mr M tgraih < ffered (he following : '
JiemUi'tJ, That it be referred to the
Committee on Military, to dense and re b
port some scheme of legialnt on, having f>
lor its object the reason aide aid of fami l
lies of smdiers in he army. I
Mr Ho el presented a bill to -ff ?rd re b
let to families of soldiers. U-ad the first l'
ime. *
Mr Hobo offered the following : v
RetulreJ, Tn?l it be referred to the ''
Coiiiunit.-e on Mililarr to report a bill to
prevent the sa.e of spirituous liquors in P
small quantities ill ih s Slate during this c
war. Agre d vo. 1
Special order No. 1 was then taken up '
a lull (o am-ad the militia and patrol *'
laws of this Slate. '
Mr lio\c* hi >va.l l<> strike nut the
clause exempting Professors of Colleges
on condiiioti such schools are m active M
operation.' lie thought that it was eu.i- H
iently drsirable that all the inat'lulious *
should be kept open. South Carolms ''
was the only 8:o? n whicli the State im 11
*tiunion was concerned. '
Mr. Yeadon said lie ??? anxious tbat ''
i lie clause h u.uld peat. Tl>e V oulh of I"
lind ne^'l restriction* to keep ?Itcin from *'
the tieid ; they are a'way* readv to av *
serl tlieir studies to n?i into the army. I1
The motion did i.oi preval.
Mr moved to strike out, "ell "
schoolmasters having not lens than fifteen
cholera." *'
The motion was U?<l on the table.
A motion wan made to exempt the *'
owner* of slave* having twenty negroes l'
Mr Ibompaon moved to amend the ''
c.au?e, no as to aul'jeCt the owner over ''
seeing hi* own slave* to double tax. 11
The subject was debited uy Messrs. "
Daw km*, Thompson, Mullins, II. F. 0
1'erry, CAinpbetl, DcSautsure and Alia 11
mong. L
Mr. Campbell proposed to add a ^)rov i
ao, requiring the presence of one wline *'
man on every plantation.
Mr. Alletnong moved to lay all the ll
emend menu on the lahje.
Mr. Mikell withdrew his amendment, f
and tittered e substitute, providing that *'
n thing in the bill should be con strued '*
so aa to confl t with the law requiring "
the presence ol one white luan on every I*
plantation. "
Mr. A leinong moved to lay this on '*
the table.
Mr. l)eSaus*ure Called lor the yeas and
feral Bank* of lite Siaie," tun! in in*
r?, "the Bank of the Slate of South
irolina and its branches."
Mr. Yeadon moved. to lay the amend*
rnt on the table.
On motion of Mr. Dofvea, the special
tlt-r whi d'echarged until to morrow, at
inner of 1. .J
Mr Ytadon then called for the aerond
tecial order?bid to prevent ami punish j
[loriipn.
Mr. Horce offered amendments to it. ,
rdered t?? he jir n'ed.
On motion of Mr. Yeadon, the special i
<|er was discharge 1 until Wednesday, i
, 12 I 4 p in.
The Uouse then adjourned, u. meet to I
mrrow, at 12 in
President Lincoln'* Message.
President Lincoln, hi hi* Message to
ie Yankee CungreHo, says :?Our rein
us with foreign nation* ?re more satis
ictory than h nation so tinhappilx (lisacted
might have apprehended. In
iiiie there were *<nne grounds to expect
hi the maritime powers, which lis.I uu
itsely rec xgnized the insurgents ss hel
gerents, would soon recede from that
osition ; but the temporary reverses to
lie National army have delayed thst set
f simple justice. Out strength lias he n
uiitcinplated by foreign nations with rei"-nc?
less to its own merits than to its
apposed ell i ts on those nations.
The oigMi.ixa ton u> hanking assets a
ions, to which the Government might
irnish circulating no es on securities of
lulled States la.lols deposited in the
reaaury. is recoinmemled. These no es,
eing uniform in appearaure and reenrt
i', and 'conrert bie always m o com,
rotild protect labor against the evils ?,f *
H-iwiis curretirv and f**c<I>tmim commerce
y rlicKp mid nale exchanges.
In Irs iii.411 ^tirmI ml Item lie briefly
ninted nut llio total inadequeticy ol die
U'ninn, H? a reinedv fur ilittWnii <r?
ween the penp e of the lw? sections?
'he language in repeated Ue nats tli.nl
b?i? it no tine, straight or crocked, mii
tli.e f?>r t national boundiin upon ?liirli
? divde T r Mel uf vji irmiou, if it
ihjiiii c'iiiiih, given uj>, on the part of the
iCrding sect oil. iIk* fugiuv. slave clan**
long with the other constitutional ol>li
*
minim renting upon the tectum seceded
onj. Another ohj ettoii to separation
Uo two section* in. that the people- ot
lie great interim region would he cut otF
r.nn ou'leln in the coast hy eodmi ranging
rude regulations. Alter srane further
int-utsimi of the tuhject, he rev* : Our
ilife pertains to ourseltts and to tlie
ssoi.g generation of men, and it ean,
'itliOUl Ciivu'ticii, be crushed fmever?
nth lie passing, with one genera) ion.
lie then recommend* that Congrena
liould propose Hiiiendinentt to the Con
lilulioii providing for 'h? abolition of
livery before the year 1900, I lie owner*
he compeimnied. and all slave* of dinit
al owners now enj >\ing sent d free
era to t>? forever free. This proponitnra
i dirconned at length, to show that it
muld shorten the war N?hher the ?nr
or the pnweedinca under the I'<o?i*in?
on ul September 22 I will In- sated he
mine of ti.e lecoiiimetidHlion of tin* plan.
lie flon-4 as follow* :? We say ?e are
r the Union ; the world will lid target
Itnt ?t#,iy thin. We Know how lo save ;
lie Union ; the world kuows that we d<> j
now now io ?mv?! h. vy *, imr* hold lim j
ower Mini l>?*r I lie r?->jM>in?il>ility. VVe i
IimII nt?blv hmvk or oinhiily Imd tlie Unt, \
rti hop* of fxrtli. O'liwr no'HiiM iiimv |
uccrad ; this CMnnot fail. Tim wny w
U|n, pcxcrful, u?ti?roiM and juai?n
mj, which, if followed, ihe world will
if???r mi.<I O mI 'or??nr bVir.
MamINK LohrthU roK Novkmiikr ? Tim
If* Yoik jiMjmin |iu:>liali ?? liai of iiiMrin k*??
for ihr> month oi Nov^nilmr. kIiowitf
nit my W.? of fifty on* Te^rU, of
huh e'^lil wrm alii|M?, l??nr? ?n?
Mik?, Mi*an wr-rn brig*. iwrtny tlner
?r? M'hoonara. mm m *iewni <uy, mmI
nc i iliMip. Of ihiw niiinlxjr ?nv?-ii w*r*
|t'iiivd I'V il?? CniifwIemiD ' iiiict
iImIiniiih, Mid f>urimd. four nink wfirr
nlwioii ; ?i|(hi *?ia aIim'xloiod ; il.r?i?
r? iiiUMontr. ind ??n?* ??i l-nrio-.l. Thn
ImI VmIiim of th* |?ro|?wr \ lo?<,i|?4 rnti-d,
n?l uinwinir i* o?e million four hum!red
miI lilty three ihounonj and fire hum
ml Jolt art.
U. 9* ip vuk LAHU CANWUI.?To |
l 1) K.|Nilllti|a 1.1 N Jo 1 Milli'f if
III' NC It ; lliil fl* Mr*) O. II ftlil >u >? *?
.loW* ll*?iUtf CMfwIuli) *eigli?tl \ I.ur
rJ, jj ice h over a alow Hie or hi
ari-ly wait m ; horn mM Hie mci.I, hurt ,
uul|l ibAMin* ? ImIIiiW, Mill) )uu lin.M
ciaar i>?*mu iful ramlf*. In nrilvr ii>
k? tl.fin rwwu.i.ie "|*?*?if* com) e? )oif *
%? i.n-y Ij hiia * oimIi j.o-Ik.i. of
IHUI .. ..... J'
View* of the English P:e*? on the Proposed
Mrdation.
Richmond, Dec. 0.
The London Tinus says we cannot
look upon the proposals of (lie Emperor
ot France as wholly useless, inasmuch as
it called torih stub clear opinions from
the two leading nations of Europe, and |
gives alto reason to he ieve (hat Kus?a,
which the Republicans affect so much to
admire, ts equally opposed to the policy
at Wa-hirgioii.
The Horning Herald says, of all political
Crimea since history began, this which
Ilia just been committed hy tha English
tin* einineri, is one of the most foolish
and unpMrdonab'e for cold blooded cruel
ty nit.! pusillanimous betrayal of duty ?
Lord K<ift??ll and colleagues Mr? hardly
to l e matched among statesmen, living
or dead ; if rtvala of guilt are to* l ? found
they must be sought among the Generals
mid Ministers ol Lincoln, and the agiintors
Mini self styled preachers of the Gos
pel, ?ho bound ttieui on to deeds of
<* ick*-dtie?s uupnrdo.iMb'e in the history
oi eii ibzed w mi fire.
Til** Daily ^lews shows that the propo
hI ot F'Miiee would benefit the Soinli,
>iid ignore the Nurtli.
From Richmond.
kichi.onh. Unrllil'i:i 8 ? Till* for- e <>f
lli? enemy alto ccopv \V 11
vliHitfr id itiiinateil Ml lC.OdO.
nothing from Freder-ksburg today
ol n warlike complexion ; tin|>arlia|>*
the continuation of the report that the
enemy are concetti i hi inn '? vicinity
of i'ort it Uevntnl this movement
milling of importance lt?? tratmpited.
The weather i* verv cold.
The Baltimore Amemcanof * late date
liaa jtiat been received, and \ou have the
lateet Nonli?rn o??> tlirougli iiimi wuiiy;
t<> ?ii:
Di"|>alrli?a from a q tin cro-t m\<
the Kehe'ie have made no retr'grade
movement iu that direction toward* unh?
mumt, though from atatemeu'e ol oeserl?ri
the u-bel -oiniiiander* are ti'-c ir}
at huinode'a failure ? cn<m die Ivappa
liNiiiiock, femnno to find another laij;e
force ili rea teiiiog Rchunfid loon a d
h rent d r ciicn.
a Waahington Di? patch dated 2d,
*>)' > everything t* now ready for tlm departure
of it-dik.* Exhibition, and it wnl
piohaldy leave for the nceue ol opera'iotik
about Thur*day neit
Kepuria have heen in circulation of the
eUpercednfe of lturil*id?- by (1 oker hut
thev are no' correct. Hnrn*h|e ? believ
i _.l i. . j - ii -i - - " ? '
r'i iu u" uoilig Mil IIIHI lii"ll. 11 M-Kflr Iir
hiiv oilier General cnii do in the same
pnstmn, and nothing can be gained by
his letnovitl.
Tim laleat intelligence from il?e ami)
would ind cate an attack upon Fredericksburg
during the piesent week Addi
ti'-nal aiege guna have been aent to Burn
aide, and if there ia not warm woik l>e
fore the lapae of many data I ahull b<mistaken.
The proceedings in the Yankee Con
gr?-as in session at Washington, on the
3 I inst., Mie almost devoid of interest.
A resolution offered b? Mi. Sauiisbury,
i the Senate, railing for p-pera concern
inn thu arreat and imprisonment of cer
lain cit / -lis of Delaware, whs objef'-d to.
The Washington cortespoi.deiu of the
A HiM-iated l'reaa, oa the 2d foal., telegraphed
the following ;
i lie Democratic Representatives, ye*
terday, showed how much they were em
(mi uvned by die recent anccrasea of their
party in the North. The manner of aeveral
waa dec* Jedly >mp>oua, and ImjiIi their acI'otia
and language ga?e full evident.#
that t hay intended to support no meaa
oes that w?ie not ba?ed U|ani the Con
stituHon aa ad the Democratic Presidents
11 ft a i I'linal riiwil ii
Vioa Virginia.
Uiuimokd. !> *? . 8
Adviu?*? ju*l tmiii ili?* VhiI??
>hI? liiNi (ha Kvdnrnl coitimniider renl n >
tl?K til Trnc? lo WmcliWirr l?iiiMiidiiig
H? Mirrvndvr. Thn ciuz*ot* a?-m him word !
lii*t ihrm w*frt no Confrilmil* troop*
llieie 10 d tputH iu occupation wiili linn.
Not Uinit h* nni Nimilirr fl.ig
IniimndMig H* aorrcidrr *nd w?n hi
firmed liiNi lli?* lo<*n ?m in 11in iiownr if
Iim i1?*|**rroin?l lo ocrupv it. Tim Knl
??*l* i|i?*ii entered Wnicli?*ai#r their alma
fore** iiiihiImth.g tammi li.rm nod four
thoiinNitd infantry nnd r.ilil'ery. Thee
||**M lh?* IOWH al.mil Nil I,OUI. V* llf-ll |I|?J
Hild**li v finding IhniiMilvill '!nn.?rn:?
pr flirty to a form of (.'on federate rat.
n'rV. liltaV fell Lack III ill* ilir.'i.io.K II*
F<?ry
I i? talivrtH ill* -.hji f t (.f-Ii:? Y ?<
i? lo ji?ot*rl !? ? rm 11- j -. i
of tin It iliiiiw?r? A * Hi < K ?if?'>?.F
WiOKbialtr ptm probably rcucvup.?j |
by our lroo|M *mi il itt ..iu? mure in tbe ,
possesion of I be (y'ofifalernte*,
Tmnortant from ftr?noHa ltin
Tim following important intelligence is
from lilt* J acksou Mi*sisxi/ipitin, of the |
2 1. If trim, matteis look rather. squally
in thit> quarter :
Tim new* from Grenada pn??eii?es
quite tin absorbing interim. \Y? hail mo
interview wjtt. no iinelhgeut genl etnan, I
yesterday morning, who lefi Grenada on 1
the evening previous. He states that the
commandant of that post liml received
intelligence from scouts that the enemy j
was within four miUs of the town. At |
j the lime he left (lie preparations for
| evacuating the place were hurried anil
| confused, illustrating a miniature N?shI
ville panic. It is sod that cars were
I drawn off empty, while a considerable
I uiiutunI nf fJnturmnt.ni cta *>< ?<? 1 ..f*
to f*l| into tli*? linuin ??f tlie mutiny #Our
vigilmil Chiel Quartermaster, however, '
promp'.U tent forward 'ran* fur il.e |?ur j
pose of bringing off lite stores, and '
doubtless cut. I hi* t liev Hif b?>oinl (be
fin ehe* of the enemv.
Wo learn,tlml -the Ap/xnl newspaper
was packed ?|> ready 10 be 'rauaporteil
lo ihis p ace.
Varum* Million are afl "I a* t.r I ill
' iitfiigllt of '.in- armt beleagtiril g Grenada.
J One of these has il ill at H I'lfti* lit the |
Federal*, iliiriy' thousand strong, left
'Memphis h few dais ago, to operate
i agHit.nl this Siat*. and it fa this fore-,
or a pari of it, which is supposed to hi|
near Grenada.
j The rapture o' Grenada and the seizure
| of the Mississippi U-.ntr%i Unilm*'!, would
; be a source of consuierahie inconvenience
In our troops at Abbeville, but we look
forward to the lime, not very remote,
when 'the ravages of our foes in this
Stale w.ll he brought to a tragic terini
nation Pi-partitions are in vigorous
progress In give it-em a warm weYome
to hoapit-ble gi ave?, if hey do not Speedily
(iVhcu i*e ilie St'de Ai present, they
ha?u lli'iigs preitt iiiucli li-o own whv,
j bin !be ti n in near when tne\ <*iii I.it1
l?l I till* III.. lllilll II. I. I. ... I. il m i-l ?i i
upon M>M?i .
anoinm* kxtknsivk >kizi iik ok i'lock
a ok CoNTKAUAND (>Uol>S ? i >h eCl i? ficeii.
Mui-lifli Hud WiiiMinr ?? the Pro*
vosl MhiaIihi's llioi*. fC?ji;?:n M.ccul*
hui'x force.) departure on *n expe
Ininn w* miiimi'*1*9*11 several dm* a'Iil***,
IihVi* r>- urned in u -|ii|?*?n?i. mii>I repoit
ill* seizure nt Nv*tOI>. Hear the I'ulo'liHC,
of upward* of tweniv thousand dollars
worth of coin rahmid i>ikh|i, of various assortments,
making* iheir ??v 10 the Huh
tnuuJ market front Haltitnor*. Pan of
the good* were i rough i forward am] ,
stored hi tli* M arahal's office, nnd I he re
mainder are followii g.
Tliere is h irreal deal of m.slerv slill I
enshrouding th'S "l?lo. kmie routing,'
notw iilisiHtidin^ tli in:*h>.p? oil lie "run j
fiers." It is m rioteworlhx rircoin*<aiiCe
I tfiMt 'nearly all of their, are J**wa, m.d it
any prrsori ?<ih hi. i.-qmsitiv* disposition
! ilei.iles to esubhali (he fac, tet linn walk
! through Ma n street and ins|i*<-t the show
j cases, over which names ol llehrew ex
' traction appear, T'n*?? parnea diotigh
I ?r? not the "runner*" ilitninrUer, the\
wait on the border* i ! iIim line and
"nkm** the more daring adventures at fifty
per cent profit, and mm I die aatne :n
' Richmond * five hundred per cent, nd
vhiil-e ?Richmond Kxamintr.
As Arrant with thk Kvamt Nkak
, Snickkkhvillk ?We learn, dial on l*?t
Saturday evening, an atlair ol ?ome in
lerest took place widi tl.e enemy in the
neighborhood ol Sotckeravtlle. It appeait
that on diet portion of our .nun the pick
eta of ttie Mart lend cavalry, under Major
White, were dm en in by a force of the
etieiuv, muting from the direction of
A die. l-eing a portion of the brigade
commanded 1-y die ?oitie*hal notorious
lVrey Wtmlham. The enemy folo*ed
ntu our camp, and tvere p.mob-ring it,
when they were charged by the T?e:ftii ,
sr. i -?
v irffiniN. a. minrp rjj-iu eimuvd, hi *li<oli 1
?*p loti mmii? or ?it{lu killf?l Hint
4lt*?n or lawny piiwiocrs The n ? of
li>e MiiMing in nit til to k<tv? lxn*n "q-rvit
I'01 to ?-ur own. (innnrnl Join* Imving
t-oinw up with rtriiifoit*wiii?riiUi ilin ennu.y
Wm ?lfi?#n icroti the Bhonnodonli nni)
1I1H U:t?w Unl^? tlir<>ti|(b im?* |r?p by
nhx'll l?t! 'iMil rliU'M-J,
(iniifi<t> J iiifn in omniintnl in tl>*
loner |iorii>>n of i?? ? V?y. lo thw gtvai
iinfncnoii of ill* pH -piw iii tlmt rweiion
We nrn |{U?I lo know ilmt of lh? r?*c*nt
n oinin rn*? it G??. r* J k-?>Tl'* army, i
01 c >. i?t c * ? H* ni ? 1 w*l' tie*
I t II nit?l f .I'11 o Ute' iilieo,
?fUekmomd - * *|
Hr.- >?
Sionwall Jackson'* Uovs in Camp, i
? A correspondent ??f the Richmond
Whiir, fr??m "Cenip Nowlier?,*' where
Jackson's "foot cavalry" recently obtained
h brief resi, Hn\h :
It i* when itl'n in camp that the sob
dier is a yreat tnatittiti?>n ; yet one that
ui'jsl la- ?een to be appreciated. Pert
en mini fullv paint the air of cheerbd con.
i-nb care hilarity. irre-pmisible lonnfion^s
ami practical sp:rit of j-snng. that "oh
t*M:a'' readv to seize on ary odd circunn
fiHiice in it* licensed levity. A ''onvHlrvni*n"
comes rejoicing in immense '.op
boots, for which, in fond pride, lie hud
inviMed lull tort*' dollars of pay ; h' once
the cry from kii hundred voices follows
him nlong il?e line?"Come up oui'er
litem boots!?come out !? loo soon to go
nlo winter quarters ! I know you're in
tlotr ! ?see your arms siickin' out J" A
humpkio rides l?y in an iiiicomin.iiiiy big
lint. Hi d it frightened at the shout?
"Come down out'er that lint 1 come
down ! 'mint no use to sny you nint up
111hr ! I see vour legs hanging out !*" A
fancy siafl" officer was horrified hi the ir
reverent reception of hm nicely twisted
moustache, ha be heard from behind innumerable
tree*?"Take tbem mice out'er
xer mouth ! 'ake 'em out ! no use to
?h\ ih*-v -.'nt tbar ! see ibeir tails hanging
r>ut 1" Another, sporting immense
whiskers, whs ur^ed to "Come out of that
hunch of Iib* ! I know you are in tbar ! I
see \uur ears a working !" Sometimes h
rousing cheer is liesr I in the distance ; it
Its ?xp <t ned? ok out! here
I coim-s'old SlOi .< i hii old baie.
I'one or tolber" l.? 1 wing about tbe
only individual!- mn invariably tiring
down the'house.
Jackson IJkaud Fuost.? One of tbe
A? oliuon prisoners at ttie "Libby" yesterday
related a colloquy which took
pU.-e t etwi en an Aoolitionis: and Con
lrd< rate poke' acr-.-# ;h? It *J*| .OlMOIIOCk
tecvniirx.
Oiimr pe kei? "llaNoi- ! Is it Hue
thai Jackson has resigned f"
i ins aide p!ike|? ) t>, I l/.ieve S??."
O.li-r aide?Why, how's that ??
VVliu. ? the matter i '
ibi* Mis- -they've taken a*ny bis
? ' tnmissHlV.'1
0 net si te ? "Who was lie t"
l...s .ode --"Gen. litnks."
Ilic 'oini'1 xi.ir" pu-kel was "driven
m."
1 to* will -ili. u do to 00 with tbe last
Anf* 47u? 99-?w
uecdoi* ill iHiik Alif," who if said
| 10 Iihvu leinarked uf Hanks tlitit "it lOnk
m great coiuiii r>si?r\ to sopplv two amnes
Irom tlie store* internled lor one."
Monic Truth than Poktht?The fol?
| lowing caustic rejilv whs iumle by an ur
chin, of about leu years, in the Male
Academy hi this place, one day lest
week :
Teacher ? "The clas* in Olney's Oei>K
| r.pliy will collie up and recite. What is
i lie cod cinplov uieiil ol the citizens of
| ilie town in whim von riw'ile J"
I ititlo?"Why, Mr. K, I think the
chief einplot mem i* to find out which is
the hest way to keep from going to the
w ar !"?Brandon Republican
Five Abolitionists, together with 400
ack* of salt ni.iI 2 000 p?irs of ttools,
were capturdti at Pensagoula, Ala., bv
a eoinpiuy of Partisan rangers lately.?
[t seems that ihese men had a boat and
were on a regular trading expedition
n oil|! the ritual.
When is a sweet potato vine like
a hog t When it begins to root. When
is it like a Conlcdersie soldier! Wnen
il begins to shoot VVlirii liko h Federal
soldier f When it lw?i?in? 10 run.
WILLIAMS A ALLI80JT.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
AND
Solioitors in Equity.
I.ANC\STKR. C. H , M C.
Will practice in the District of Lanoaatcr.
Prompt ttUntion (fivoa toColUotioo,.
Mr. Williams may be consulted at Yorkrilla,
8. C., ?nd Mr. Allisoi at bis offlce in ih|
I'uuit House, at Lancaster.
July lib l?A8 1 ?If
MKUOM A WITKKRSPOOH,
ATTU UN l? ? ?> AT LAW
AND
Solioitors in Equity,
Will practice in Lnncaater and tha aurroun.
ding Dialriota.
O. I) Mnhon, | B. J WlTHKRsPOON.
Cheater. H. C. | lamauaUr C. t|
isiiuiri II. ItttfJ. 48?if
NOT1CK.
A)., ".'i.'ii th. L.(ri.l?
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIHA^^H
Lancaster, district.
{In the Common Pleat.)
Dudley M. Ussery.et al. i Decl*ratioi^^^^^|
>
Samuel Spenee. > AUachnirn
Whereas the Plaintiff did >>n the ?rcA I
day or Dwembvr 1861, Ala bin Oeolarat^HRHH
against the Defendant, a ho (as it ia aaid^^^^^fl
absent from an.l without the limits of
! Slate, and has neither wife nor Atlor^^^^^J
i known within the same, upon whom a
i of the said Declaration might be s*rved.^^^^H
It in therefore ordered that the said
r 4?. J.. ? 1 ' - j ?- * -
| irnuBui uu nppcai anu pirau 10 HIV
I Declaration, on or before the third day^^H^H
| December next, which will be in the
' of out Ijord one thousand eight hund^HH^fl
I end nixty-lwo, olherwite final judgmeut
: then be given and awarded again* t him.
ii. J Hancock,
Dec. 4th. 1861.?13-1 y MB|
Lo U I'll CAROM nA
lancaster district,
In Ordinnry. In mnttere of l'robat, of
cbael Morion', Will. ,
Where,-. Andrew John-on, Kx< rutor^^^^H
Michael Morton, deceased, ha, filed hi,
tition in Ihi, ofiice praying lo be permnt^^^^H
to ,wear and examine wilnc-en upon
I'robute in due form of law of the Mid
and Codicil for the publishing and cuohr^^^^H
ittu lln*rt*uf
This in therefore to notify and cite the
dren end the next of kin of the said jfl B
cliael Morton, decerned, who reeide oat^^H
tiie limit* of tho State of South Carolii^^^B
aforesaid, to wit : Jounah Moore, Palri^^^^H
N. Morton, eon of Nurci.-eer Morton, dee'^^^B
Children of Martha Jane Horlon, drc'd ,-B B
their iiamee not known?and Sun ford Ht^^D
ton, to l>? and appear personally, or by tlie^BB
lawful Attorney, in the Ordinary'a Court ^^^B
be holden at Lancaater Court House for
District of lancaater on Thursday the I
dav of November next, and fail not und^^^B
the penalties that may full thurewn.
I'. T. HAMMOND, O. L D.
August 'Jo. 18HJ, J9-oui Jul 00. pf f^B
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