The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, October 07, 1863, Image 2
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LAKOAaygRVILLE. 8. C
Wednesday Morning. Ott 7. 1311.
A communication fioui "Tar K.1I11 iiiaucli"
U unawidablj d< tericd until UUI wtek. We
?UCH ?<' W III ? WHUIVUII V? ?*
commodate our correepon etna than wo have
been fur the U*t few month a
Wo team that Mr. Joseph Claike liaa been
appointed an agent o( the Poi* Quui lei inxater
to receive lha Tax in Kind fiorn the Tax IV/era
iu tUia District.
The weather ie eery cool for .the aoaaon ?
There bei been f.ost for the laat two mornings.
The fiiet boat iu tliia vicinity, the preaeiit a. a?
on, that we heard of, waa on the winning pi
the 31st of September. ^
Casualties.
Sergeant Love vends ua the following repoi.t
of caaualtiea in Co. II, 2d S. C Krgiuient at
the battle of Cbickamauga: *
Wounded: L<eut. A. M. 1'eriv, light thigh
and led arm?thigh amputated ; t'oip, G. T.
Johnson, right tliigli? Uei-li wound ; V\ . M.
Miaaington, light a<in ainpiitntapJ ; S. A Doug
las, leg?flesh wound; W. II. ^M'ldeihuik, knee
joliit?slight; W. J I'aston, light leg xiupanaled;
W . M. Seal, thigh, hip and aim?since
died; W. A. McMmius, over light eye ? i
W. D. Usseiy, lelt ami?seveie;T. t,\ It cava*,
right ariu?aught; 0. W. Keiiuell, shoulder?
saveie; LI Sutton, ibe-t?mortal. AH ol
the toiegoing casualties occurred on liiu 2"th
The Congressional Merlon
' ThtUle'Act ol the la-gu-hitui c, it would rcviu
ticm ihe notice in ihs Guardian, fixe* the tiuie
for holding the chclion lor meinbeia lo Com
giesa Irotn this State, on the Tuea<Liy after the
aeeond Monde j in October. The time is.thei elore,
ear at hand; and a* lliia is at all liuiea a ??l > itn.
purtanl election, end pat ticulm ly eo iu this ciieiai
of our national alTaua, it r* to be hoped ll at ills
people throughout the Slate ace fully aliea lo
their inlertMt* and duty in the prctnieer.
In ihta (the l.?t) Congieaaiotial District tbei e
re but two candidate* known to u?? iloli. Julm
MiQ'ireii'and Ooi, James Li. Withd spoon.?
The antecedent* Ol each of the** gentlemen
ore *o well known lo our re*?t*ia ib?t an attempt
up->n n tr hm t to enlighten them in re
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<.?-3 to v.ihv: t :..-!d -if ! j>er:!unus.
lint). i.rf guMletuen A nioi<- I'nn oidiiiuiy aitai
tiuj'-'tita ltd trillr.culd ('.ouUth-n leproh<
:H ilia tir?t Congi-.ntsiciial Ui?ui. f. ably and
laukfullv in liio national council*.
( ii. M?.Q ii'i'n rajtrcaentcd ihia Itiaiiict in
tli old CungxH tor Mfi-rt! sucvoseiee tcrs'ia
immediately pi?Tioun to lli? irctMuu ol Couth
Hamlin a liutu th? Fadcial Union, and Itaa tapre*t:iited
u? in ibn l o iladcraio Cougn-aa fiorn
(bo- ten ni.it i 1:1 ot '.hi! <ioe?i nu:fni to tb? pie? cut
tnil-.i. Ilia public cumi, tin ougbuui, tut
boon rbi' a vri?-d I y * ronaiaUrut and b-gk
Spirited tea' :or the right* and hbotti.-s ot ilia
~ -ut!;. Under the ?iowing cnctoacliineiitt ol
tliv I'd- >1 tiovcrj Kent, ke auimlt advocated
cCcfaion. aud ar'.iv e'.r pai ticipaU-d m Uiv nma.-I.IC.4
? 111. u finally biOugbt about f ep n'ullnu
of ttia t? o aoclioti*.
Col. *A* itherspoon did not oeeupT, at tlie liaginuing
ot our present trouble*, an/ poaibon
ol pclilxal rctpoitsihiliij ; but )i? iavored set-ra.
aion, and bia laiga infliiaarc was directed to I ha
harmonising of rouflicting opinion* and to th?
policy of presenting an undivided front to the
common eueinr, From the commeuc- sent ol
tho atrurclc bia tinrs.. ?rii( 1
patriotic seal, been mainly directed to the listone#
ot lire count' jr. 11 o i at entered the of
*hs an a private, and fiom ihia huiuhle, but
highly be nor able position, haa lircn to the
command of a hegnnuni. 11 wai appointed
hi thi Eiecutivu Oifui.cil to command a Regiment
of Slate Reserves ; and in the late organ' 1
.ration of State Troop*, now in service, he was
elected Colonel ot the 4 th Regiment, without ,
opposition. These several poaitioHt. which he i
haa maintained with credit to himaell and ??iufaction
to the country, .prominently identity
h a with the great struggle lor IndefMndent-r,
,and with ilia best interests, political as well as
military, of the Confederacy.
V>< hope that the people will manifest their
appreciation of the importance of this election
by a general turn out at the polta.
KgWB r?r>M TUB HaBIBB lilTKS.? W? have I
newa from New l>i leana up to Uat Sun Jay, aaya i
lha Mobile Tiiburte, of Sept. Stftli, wliicli re*
porta thai the Yankee rgur-dilioh up tha Sabine
river *?a totally repulavtj by Major Gen. Macruder
and the forces under his command.? | i
I wo of the enemy's gunboats were eaptur-d, I
and the Mobile -tlwatiier Ungates, u-ed t? a i
tranaport, waa in a severe gale driven aalc-rra |
complete wreck; alao. the steamer Laurel Hill,la' I
den with, horses, artillery, and munitions r.l ?ar, i
had to throw her cargo over houd. Stic returned i
to New Orleans badly crippled. ' j t
The eipedtiion tor the itio Grande lia-1 been I
abandoned, aa the Yieuch loicea would ru t i
allow it to laini on neutral territory. i
The newe had the clft-ci ot raising the va'ite '
of Confederate turreiicy in the f'.rwi.t t.-n ? .
b?'J (iTfcucvJ (0 35 etc. 0U ibe dolUi. ' t
The Legislature *
Tins LoJy adjourned on Wednesday of last
wot'k, after a session of eight days. The following
Acta were passed and duly ratified :
An Ait to pre rent, dcserliou from > onlcderate
or Suite military sei vice, and evasion or
ooiiKciapt.wu
An Act to pioeide for roleite i companies
of mounted infantry and for otfeer puipoaea.
sin Act to provide for the ejection of members
to I'ongieM of the Confederate States ol
vltnerii-it, fiom this State.
A? Act to amend an Act to supply nrgio
labor lor coast defence.
Tim Columbia Guardian, fioui which ?? cnp*
the above hat ol the Acta, Mye ' ti e time filed
tor holding the olociion of iiimu'.ets to t'gm
gr?*a, la, we believe, the Tueaday lollowinn the |
aecond Monday in OcUiber." We umli'trtatnl I
that the.|iill 01 iginallv ptopo-cd Tuerdat af or j
the third Momlay.
The "Actio p uviJo f.n volunteer companim '
of ilu|l>iU'il IlitHirtiv ami for other putponea ' Ithe
only one oi the above ihut ?i- tiave recti
publiahed in lull. It authorize* the Governor
to accept aa many volunteer companion of
Mounted llilaiit.fr a* may tie offered, to anpp ear
inaurieclion, or to repel actual or tbieaieneil
rmrda of the etupuy within tlia State Alao, fur
the MDI'' puipone, he in authorised to em oil all
white male* in the Slate between the w_en ol
and 4-"i yeata ; eacept tin me actually in ' on
federate reivice, alitl t'lcrpi ?lio liuVc
Ix-en declared exempt fioin actual militniy acr
mc? beyond tlie liiniiit of the biatrict in which
they reside by the Act of the General A?aemb!y,
entitled "all Act tor the bolter Olgaltixutinn ?>l
tlie militia, and foi Other purpurea," pa*- d in
Feb. 1843 The wen ao etnoll-d to In* in gam
ixed into romp mica, Ac., auhjeel l<? the >>. d r
ol th? Goeemor, and to be kept in tlie tb-ld a*
long a* Le may deem th< >amr tierW?r' foi tin'
public aafety. Wc will publirh tbia Act in lull
< ail week.
The following pioiuolinna to the lank "I
Diigadiei (>?nei al iiorn Colonelaate announced:
W. renin, of houth Carolina, A. W. Key.
nobU, of Virginia, U. W . llotva, ol Alwbaimi,
T. M. Waul, ot Tex*.4, A, I . laing, of Virginia,
II. It, Jackson. of Alabama. U i l /Id..ma
Mia-imuppi, and Jaa, It. Gordon, ul Not III Car
olina.
Northern Item*
Gold n New York haa advanced to 1 IS 3 I.
A Washington telegram ?aya thrie appaii*
to la no nni'pcct id an engagement between
the army ol the Potomac and l.ee'a loiea*, nl> ,
though ihe event w?i moiueutaril> looked f.r
a few da;/ aince.
A correspondent to the New Y irk Ti i ca.
fio.n Washington, state* that Ro/encimt'i ol*
eial dopau baa charge* the loae of the Uu
battle to McCook'a diaobejring ordara, bj fail
fng to occupy an iwpoitant poaiiion which had ;
been aa?lgned to him,
A irlcgiam hum Cincinnati of the Stall ?.>v?
the aim; a aa aaVed fioiu d* ?tincti.m by the
atubbotn deluiice of 1'i.oiuaa' riupa on Simdn. 1
Our loaaca Imve been mo.? *crrn and will |
eaicrlr fall shuitaf JJnO killed, 8.UOU wound
d. Ifieloa* in aitilhw; will not fall ahoit of
I
lit p'#CC*.
A Waahiiiglon oMTv'pondent lo the I'o?t
M/t l)irr? will be a new dralt lor ?0? .*^?0 men, '
from which the Government expect* to get '
C0"',?'C0
The Paii* coi 1 oapondent of the Morning
lleiald repeal* hn foiiner aa-vilion that luith
the lecngnilion of the South, and the defensive
league between the < oufederale, Frouch and
Mexican Government* are deeded upon.
l?oa III UICIITII LXDOXB. I
Camv 1 .'tu S. C. V., ORAVOX C II V* I
Septeinbei t"th 1843 1
Ma. KfToa ?In mjr laat, I praJcted a for
waid movement, Oil OUi part, but fintn eutmerpieiil
movement*, it i? no<* very plain that we |
trill act on the detei ee. The cavehy fight,
a hu h oct-uned at t'ti'peper C. II., on the I6ih.
did not inrolve any aein.ua coiie^ quencva to |
rilhei party. 1 he ca-u.liie., 1 l,?rr Iwtcr j
lea tied tin reel *, l?ut uodei nia.nf ?h?-y wet*
Pitting on both -idea. T ie enemy ruccerded
in captmiiiK the town ?>f t mpepei, tog. the* 1
with mjiiic oxtnance, a.d thiee piec * ol Stuail*
hoiae aililety. Ilia aaid that there piece* ?.l
artillery were abandoned ?ud left behind in the
retreat ot our cavalry, tor tinistrr motives? ao
ia to iiia? '.he enemy into a tup ?huli w** in <
watting Let that go tor what it < woith?
llie ail or, on the w hole, haa riot done ila a>.y
damage, a.d I We am inf.niued aiighl, did our
ravaliy Ful 1 tile C> edit 1 be arliole a Illy waa J
utidvr matching oxleia tor acveial day* after.
A fight at any moment would not eurpiiae u <;
are eapeCi it and have every preparation made.
You ha?e (ear lied before tliia, that the Oe pa
id Lieut, Gail, liOt.gauuel ha* been tianaferretl 1
r.otu tin* d. pa truout. It i* a good move in
ihe i igi.t din clion. lie i? o.ie ol our beat :
{etieial* and ia aaid to be tiie inoat stubliom
lighter in the world. He ha* a ho*', of Vetera .
Hoop-, under hi* command, and brinuni >e
l ill* Ilia) l<e expected of tin l|i. In hi* wit.iiiawul,
u.e army of .Northern Virginia ha- not
ireen weakened o ?ucli an rpteni a* In rclidc
l in ope avive, o to make it Oou't-tul M I. u :
riuiilpn ove. our enMeie*, rh'.u .. . _ ?
We li-ve a luiceeu cicitl to Lea a >. o . p lllion.
Mild uliuulu appo.lUiilCy pvlUr, lo act oo
lie uCvueivtr. 1
I
Trie tuny, neutrally, la In good trim, ami
will umet the enemy with that niiu^ ilwjMfra'ioi,
that animated tlieir strong aitu* at Clia<cellor?
Tille. We number aliout the same now. *.< w?
lid at tliMl l me Aiid though we liuTe iiu
Jack-on i<> lean ii', we mm* happy i<> 'ay, thai
the lump- have the aame continence in Kwell,
ih?. .I-- ? ' ' ' <
?' mm ? iv|ni*cu III U I" K!<OII
I witiic.--< >1 ti'tivitlrv ilit* most ttiehr choir
rigi-i.ol try lit**. Two <|. aeil. ia?K-oui Fugii
nnil Allen Alii-her, meinlier# <>l Company It ,
ICltl U. C l iiiop*, wim ?liot to death wiili iim.4
keti-v. in il e presence of flit-i* Ui ignite It wan
h nasi Jtig lit, yet * righteous a>t Tiie lirigade
hi ll.oViH'k i.p.iiied in me spot nod lot me<l
in lifc'lom Hi|iiii<>; ? lew lAnio-lit-att- i. the
dHmiIii'ih hi.if r !?ii higuaiil, InMileil Iiy ilie
Hand, playli g I lie ilend lua-th. accompanied
In tl.'- t lnij.laii.n i.l il.e II.igu.l.', in .tie then>|.p.'miini't'
; i iiiiinn-ncing ut Ilie I.-it tin ? ?eie
erVOHeil ii.oiii.il ilie ei.li e line to ibu light ?
| keeping ?le|? willi ilie iii'.air. I heir nerves
s.-.-lin-.i li in, n il l< "i ng laleil limit I expected.
U..e i.l ti.eni walk.-.I ci.-el, looking uOont in.IllI
let out 1% mikI iii-v..iicvi in il I eiiilglil liia eye ?.
I In- parsed. nnil tin.I I Me <11- i ell* ill.- lea.
| I'iekU* iji.wii l.ia clle. k. I'm.. I. I u* ! I hough
| he iiiieni|.l> .1 t?- aii|i|.|-.?a l.is l.-elings, il huh
v.: ili'.i tli.it In- I It an in.v.n.l einoiioii I.mi
M.oug In. tiie feeilie <l-sli-ilUli.ilt.il til .nail l-r
Mouther lion. oh*.-, talio.. Alter lliev pa.-aed
the right wing i.l the llii.iut tliev were taken
in IN< il ntel> l-i ti.e place of < l< cutinn? tinm-i.|c..c.
i.l i e t>iuit? m.i tml w .-< .ea I-?the
Ci.a|.lain> olhciiHe-.l?met k.iucl anil are bound
to tl.it- -lake ? the handage.a me placed oxer
their .-yen?the -pot is i-l.-a.ed lie all l.-.t !>-.
Iiimnl- tin- i oiii n.iiiil i? ^ v i-, r<-.'lv ? itim Hi"
AI I. ? p.. I ill x id 141 iivi 1 ilcnj,
li' |!ii lit 1 >?i |> cu'1 ? r X In' AKi.b'iing v-idl
I .IV* Wfle Ij.'lll lllfll l.l III gv I.IIUIIIil, Oiie llaV
it .a wile unit novel* cuiiiiieu, ilio oilier u wih
null >ir, I In) profited! religion ilie ?lav be
lore ilieir elocution, ami cxpre*~etl a lively
In pe i f llieii aei'i'p ance wiili li i l.
|i?vei'ion in tin' ami) ha* leonine ?'an fie
14u. ni. The -1 11 ti 1 .t x iiiiiiiii-i in wl.'eli ili*
< 1 leik hie now ilnil irnii, ? run (> line u
ileal, oil 0 I VI I1.11 1- l>i i?; 11 j^'eile 1 i.?, ilia
the pi no' iiinVi i?. who eni'oii a^e there p o
Ijtiio'iii I men, 1 an in .11. i t wax voiinin
(In- ai l, voiiiaW ? ii-allifil mi l J11-lice 10 ix'?
J mil I Li.-in 111 '.ke ai.i.nii'i.
1 llnnk tne plun liuw a.|opi'*il hx l? 11. Lee
(4 lllilnll|{llliig. win eimlu'.l ilie evn in wiiiiii
viix iit li i? n ta ill- ir to wiii* net rn e 11110
t, llin ilial a luujo li) na e Ineii i l n.?< a on lb
lieaeitiou. Tlioie me bnl lexx m.-.i where 1111*1
ilem-it w iili the iutetilioii of reinahiing it0111 ih
wriny altogether?tlieaccliar.iclx'ia pelieiallv g<
to iii" enemy. Tlieieaie eeveial i.alauee.n o
ile-i 'tel* 1 in. 11 lig lo lln it cutnhiioitin a he
}(oii J* 10 ? e lien lain m a.
I ll" -pull ol llila a 1111 i< aa til ill ami ilelel
lliineil a* . ver A' <1 'In nigh ml ol u* woul<
y a ilx aeli'oiue liie c one ol >lie *n, nutlio |
' thort 0/ our iiub prude/ft * 11 ever he at e- pin
I h* tow pruaic* "I the army ol Noiih< i? V'n
I
The aeallier in very toil'?l u-l lant nigiil
I,'iop. HI" |J aal I'lei.ix milium o h tml ?
1 I very Iw?l? I go ?! *pn lla, g. ni'iall .
Vmn j?.
"Lo? Al. "
tilkokafhlj.
From Bragg'* A. my.
UaMKTIA, >epl. 2i. ? 1'ioni * captain, wrhl
Came ilowrii on the Irani Irom the wood >bed
mil mini' aim a nun i iii." mllf 111 i ato i.-a st itinii,
? gnii.ei am.ll.> it-ma 1.11111 rvai lie r .>?
(ill* *lm*ll.y ioo (1 i*.! u|l iii jill * t.i'hi i1
t ii lllai.o.l^i i. dill i iii' lit' iii till* | iii.. t iii i..vk
out \t umimiii, u.iil 11 *%){ miiimil'iiiu lii
meet kii iii ? li ?? i tt'l l.'i |iiiiii. ill a inlet i
p.li.11 li ..llnk'illl m.'u il-il.i
llo ?>! lit i.itw * l?l? iploil, *4 loiigali t*?lv
cop* and >'o. re?i'? ovaiiv li*td ciunn'l tn?*
t< i.iii'imee above ( iniuuii i.jj.i sviivili* 'a b ,
iu* litv ini. tlklr lnki|i? nii: |.. uimi cwudi*
tiull. itwtl |'i? tl idi-hi, lll.j wl'i'w u.lllgnlllt- iii
tucceaa l'i inia.iiial rea^o..* prt*vt*iii uu f diii
pilitlltliltig illtliriliutli.il ill uu pnsw.kloii dial
incri-a-.-n our cui.tliiein'i; in ili.g i j uliiiilv in
(u)iv luccei'lllli}, lit, liiuinpliaiiliy, willi ||i?
wilv hint akniiiil toe.
(in itcnid lt<(l. w ii. t \valki'r mi, wo
liaii cu|iluitrd 4'in aii|i|.|y wagon* and rigim oi.
tliianct* w.igoi.a, o.illi woii u.icti, mil % ill aiu
balaiivri.
wlurlei' inn! c-tp.urod 3.? do or 4,' on pitaoiimi-.
tirlow cliallano iga, who w?m out ol!
from dm ill ii lu < a.
kouoncrant liao nil the imw in 11a in ilia ?r
ciii.ly cinploy ii a.iwn g i.p ilium, i, p. vaunted
to in- i.ii mo puipoa.- ol i niiali u. ling brijgca
and boaia.
aiu.ita, september so ? trains from
chickainangi* station have ainrni hn*. bring
l..g w.iun.lo . all ill. *e who call ki'4" ivui'i
>ai bate boon bionglil tioiu llie held. alioul
;'.i hi tenia ii ill tlie tt.-nl lioapnal.-, loo aeveiei
i) i juicl in b?.ll liaimpo. inlioli.
a matt officer, ?ti? leit tnu iii.en yoalenlai
alia oo>.ii, i rjmii l.? tliat nuaeiici.tns lu> aai.l in
a ting iii iiuv'i', ami after ctinpmcimble cwiaii.
|i?i.llci.cc, iiiugg coii pi* 11 it'll io cxcllwog.* woun1
(ird piixtiia.a. fliej have about bt'u cm.fed*
raica, and we have &ooo yankeea we e*.
change ;*oiidimt>iinly. I'm.' in no change in
the on.lii.o i ol alt in a in i oi.t ol enact i..o?iga
numnvriKi leiuiVi lid ?up,ili.? l./ ango i
Li miii I'roiU .ti?Vd>i?Mi.
A i? port leactioi IJmIIoii y ?>?i .! )'. (It it
<?< ? . Jui <a III" we pieii Kimxvihc, liui upiviu
liaVIng IrllVilctl lon.i ill Com to la til It4|t ?
1 Ito irpml 14 Cn.iJ.to 1 in nltlcitl olroli-4.
From t bailjs.ou
riual.r.-ToIi, Oct 1.? i lie eiielli? ?ji fl' ii..;
5,i" | 14.i 1 I'aiioi.i ui, )oit iiJ.ii, at mi r
v.iU "I ft tool lUliniioi, a!uuii.tle ? 4t KorU
Soulier, Jiilinao.i iini Ui'ic J K?i. t
Mmi it o in (1 it liter/ . 1111,141 ? ,c fop ? nB
) IglM'.l / ,v? iui.1 . u0 i i. i i i i? >4 41/
co ' ij i no .0
... ; ?j ...? ... iji
...... - % ,> u .e nt ..A'
tx'i * . * . > .u u< .? u. ~u.iuc ,
.11 .... .? . 'il l .. |-.4 .J, llVJOltd
*\ .i^.n'i. i iic * uc.ui ? ii c t.ti ti.ifftj alou.a'
ki, bill u?. al?u tiiiiucii i vri Jiriuava.
I CnituiToN, Oct t ?Tho tow))'i moet. j
i mention Monia Island indicate rather a de< |
aigno' permineiitoecupation than of inline Jiate |
i operations Two monitor* are Kept in doing I
> picket duty. Sciroely *><y filing to day. '
From Virginia.
l:iCHMO?i>, Sept. 3 t?From Meade'* aimy
t*o ?o. pa have Oi on neat to teinfeice Rosencim
?. Similar information hna been received
liotu k more i eliablo aouico and dcauitent alao
any tliat Mead's army .is fortifying at Culpepper
i touit Unu^e aud tlmi lie will tall back there.
J It isirpoitcd ikiil two prominent cititcn* of
j Culpepper count* have gone to Waainugton
| to have an iuieitiew with Lincoln on the con.
diiion ?t me country.
I ailliw Bill IIWIMIIIII
! nnr i IT i u v
| v?4 vauii
\Vii.i.i a m Ukkd l.-q, ?<ied nt ItU residence
j ill La .caster Dintrict, ?l'mr it very punlul and
| protracted ilincaa, oil '.lio 111 Aug. sged about
1 i yttaia. lie trut natuially a man nf ktroitg
t mi..i Minvw i lunni : and b? reading and couyer
l u nion mi n.nl mci uinula e l a cointidciabl* fund
' ol until in ill in on v.i 10 it subject*, p n ticuluny
11 o.i n.e Kiiitf ai it (i tbiies ,\ml hit iullueucu i
I lit lUe t buicli ami titan icl ??.t cltoiisiveiy toll.
{ For a number olytai* lie i opt escuted hie Dull
icl ill the Slate 1 cgialnturc. He, ulw, tilled
t tbi'ieiiily and ncci p'ubiy var.ou.t other oftices,
tltil anil inilu.tiy In ladilne admitted the
Clin* intlieied upon tue South by ihe (ieiieial
, (Juveriuuent; hut could not believe a direct
collision with ilie laws ?>t congrc-a th' retried'/.
In ln.il lie was cleirly ol the opinion Secession
; u..tl not Nuliltii anon wat the true remedy.?
I llut lie eould not conceive how South Carolina
could maintain a i o-pe table Government alone,
and did not believe the other States were pre*
. ji.tr. d to come to Iter. In latin lie not only regarded
Secession at tiie true remedy, but. now
me jiroper time to .ne it. And leal tin unity
' ni i ne iiinti icl might appear iiiijivifeet, lie abso.
i iineiy i .-Inted ii..a ...lino alumni be u*ed before
i ! itie pi p.e in loinieaion with the delegiliou to
in- C'.ht- i.l ou 1 ne unliujmce wIwch.declait d
, 1 toe wii.iiiiaa.il ol t.ie stale hoiil the old Federal
j ci . > > re. eiviil ha cordial u,>p>ov.il And
j mining ma l?*t exp e*?ed rushes wua, lh it Ilia
i giana t"ut in ^iit nitiiii up mw.liIutty, on thu
B I li.lil Uei'i. mm i vy have done, ill tleleuce ol
I li.e "g nt and i.n.iOi ol ibe South, till hei lact
, mvaiii i launvou Iroui her ?oil or 6o.*j>.tabiy
( j entombed iu Inf. bo.toiil.
c j lie |i.t-ticip tt.'d with activity and enai gy in
, I ail tho benevolent opc.aliona ol the age. lio
. i w .im uiii! i.l rli.* l'. -? ' j ? * ' - j
? him imvivv uvifiniu mvu
(. ' oil ? i?l luu I i-mpt.-. auce K?lo malum. At lite
liiin: ? ! U>? .leulu k.is I . vol 1 til ut iLin \\ mlttw
I llliilc ixi* n-ly tw lu.iiy tu,ii| tie tui an ao
I | live .n.li etlHUiil Kuliug l..d r in ill') A-svK:iato
i; UvluuiK'il rie-li. iviiu.i C.iUicti, ami by hia la*
j u..ia Mini ixlluouce vo:ilii.'Uleii veiy maleii.illy
B I IU .Hal IIIIKIII 1.ml V\a* eiltfi'led -OUlo ye >l'? a,(J
iliciivceii iliui c.i'iicli und ib<) uid Sc.'vl'i.uii
Oialy. In til* tK-a.U lh* (Jliurub li.ta lot. a
_ | waun iiieinl, ihu Ulali 11 a judil'ioliv coutuelior,
IliC puu. a gciivtlnllrt iMIIIvUClut, ihu lllibitlU
iiau- a *? inpaiLii-nig l.ic.iil antl aucicly ait uc,
t.ve a tl u.-wlul iu iiiOei. "ila.lv the prrT"CI
| man aim l.elif.'l 'lie ujn* Iji . 1 .
' I lint Wall ia ( at-e.1'
Sunly ilie. c i* i. ji -i.y '.hi g
llial vtrcr aball liiln muvc
1 tic n^Qicoca uJaii'a manioria'.
* Cljeli uva.Uruiig pi ova.
' (Du? WI'll Tt!leacepa p!?v*? cypj* )
.Mju'i' . vja.IO.JNA.
LA AS I lilt LMSNllur.
B l I'. T. I luminond, Caqurc. Ordinary
fur naiit [liaiiict.
WilKU.-.AvS, JAMi:SJ WILLIAMS
J iia? tip,.ii tl t" ill" lor l.t*f.rra ot Adimtiiv
. ir tiui.i mi tilt tiinl ai|i^ular lua (iu.i.la nod
j I'liillin*, It unla mid IJredil* of IJ W.
I t ier I.tie ui ilie Dintrici aforesaid, de
Dt'iiai'd
Tlicae are, therefore, t<? i\*e ami atlinon.
alt nil ail.I ainjul.ir, liie kindred anil credi'
nr? ul I lie a.iiil I'.eiv.ned. In lie niui ttppeiir
I le-furv nut ai our in.*vi Ordiunrt'a (,'ourl I'm
IIlie t.il'l lis.net. v'? be linldeii lunicaaler
l,'..iir i .uiltl! mi lue I'l li ilav of Oiilu'iei
ie\i. iu aimw i'uiim). if any why inu mid
.ii'.inuiiairulioi) -mould not be granted.
I ^ . (iivon uoiler my hand nod *e*l
j ' l?.>. 'ti.u tlie 3') n ilav of Sept. u.
! ( j iin* i r-ir of our Lird "lie tlinti
I s.iinl i*i a a i hundred mill .Sixty-three, and in
' the eij?lily-eighth ti-ur ut tin* Independence
| ul Hie Snilu nf iSniilti I'nrnlina,
I*. T. ll\MMOAi>. o. l. n.
i < 7, Mod -*dt.
I -
| .South Carolina.
i I
I.AM'AM'rlK I'M Nll?' J'.
1 >V l?. T. II WIMOM). tisq, OrJ.iwn I
I I.) lor n:iid Dinlriol.
\\ 11 hII.. vM. J.WIKS SMl'MS li:i?
{ i,?; !I ' lot l.?*ll?M?o| \dillinlilrul on
oit ill .hi I ??iij?'ii.ir ilin li.mli ii'ot I'h ill lm.
Uimhi- mi.I (! eiiti \V C SMI'KS
I.M.- ot I mi l)i? not alore-.iiil, dtH.'M.iae<l.
I HC. >K ,?ro. lliervt'rv, to cil? ami admo..iili
ah and Miigul.ir, llio kindred ami
] civiiiloM ot III* *'iid ilivcaii-ii, to be and
I appear iii'ioiv mi' ill our next * Irdinary't '
i Court lor in?* said diiirict, lo lie imliicq at
4... .L'.m'?-r Court lioiiite oil ioe Iti.n iiuv oi |
| 'I r.ux . to ?iiow I'.iontf, if iiuy, why i
, .if 111 ni.iiii ulrniioii niioulii iio> ot; ?<raii i
.il.
ivcii niulcr my li;iiul and ami, tliia 3'lth
il ii ol i p to lue u'.ir ol our 1
ii. S ' liord one liiouaund ei^nl n in.ln-d |
t j.i.ii-ijki? iiirnu anil Ii low cioiitv|
ri^ ...r "I tno liidcpc.ideni'e ol iin*
1 auit' ol >'m. i Carolina.
J', il Ail MOM) o L. o. I
I u; 7. 16)3. I
r *T|
Ml,
ESTATK^ALE.
By petml'iion of r. T. IlummonJ. ?.r juira.
Ordinary for Lancaster District, 1 will fall oa
thel6lhof October instant, at th? lata n?sidance
of \V. W. Johnson, tieceadod, the p?.sointl
Keute ol said deceased, consisting of otu*
mule, Buggy and Harness, Wagon, Cows. Iloga,
(Jtese, * Hales Cotton, Corn, Fodder, f'Uuta*
(inn tool*. Household and Kilchsii Furniture,
Ac.
Terms, a cr^iit of 12 months, with Interest
fioiu day of ?ale, purchaser to giro note and
good surety for all sum* over Five Dollar*.?
Suiu* of Five Dollars and under, ca?h.
L L. JOllNSOS, Adm'i.
Oct. 1, :sr.3, 3S?*t
Conscription Notioe.
CAMI Of INSTRUCTION,
COLUMBIA, a. C., October l, 1863.
ft ALL uud owuers of plantation*
to whom certificate* of exemption Intro
hoielOlOi* be?tt graalch, under Act of (Ami
jjr. ru, approved October 11, 1862, Arc hereby >
uidered to r-port to the Unrolling ?cer of .*
their respective Districts, to bo eurolled for . ,
?eivice. Aiso,'.-til persou* who have hitherto
befU withheld lioiu Couacription by reason of ,.
claiming cxcluplioit under the. law* of the
State.
II. I'm sons liable to enrollment for service
uml r the foregoing order will bo allowed to
go lot ward as volun.'ssr recruit* : Provided,
They lep irt to the Unrolling OlBcer of their
respective Districts, indicating the companies
of their choice, and go lorwaid by tfu 'ZOtk day
oj October itutunt. Ail persons so reporting
will be i.irnished with certificates by the Unrolling
Uiheers, ktaling that tbey volunteered
uud selected their coiupamh' before enrolment.
III. The pr.vilege ot volunteering hereby ex
tended is. uu'4sr the ordeiS ot the VVar Denarii
incut, aubjcCt to theau reati iotioua, thai no one
of coilfccrtpl age. alaall vwluuloar into any company
organized unco the 16th (lay of April,
ib6d, nor into any company which may be a]'
ready tu.l. And Uic Ooiuiu.uidaul of Conscripts
la ncpiired to make r< qumlioii tor the return
to the Camp of lu&i uutioii ot eveiy person who
ahall go ioiwmd without hi?t reporting 10 tha
Knrodmg Cdicai ol Ins Lhatiici, aud tor every
person who shall he mustered into any company
which lit <#e.idy lull, or into any company
organised emca lUu 16 til day of Apu), 1 bSi.
fV. Any ovetaeer who was employed and
acting a* inch ul the date of Aprd 10, Ib-iC,
mid liaa coi tmued s j to act, but ta not now engaged
on a pUnULo.i which aninlw his employer
to claim iti i cat mption of auch ora. t
?eei, wih hu p.-riuiuud to t-ilca employment on
any piantuiion which, under tha provision* ot
tuo Act ot (,'ongreea, approved iday t, 18011, is
entitled to the vZrliipuuii ol .my ovoiaee;; and
on the coiopl- inco uv I,is employer with the
ptovision* ot aaid Act, .vi.r. o'-uraeer may be
exempted.
V tiy section III nf the Act of Congrci'.
approved May 1, 10' l?, llie exemption is anthorized
ol auch other persona "u* the Pres.
i-lent ea.dr nc .i?iislic 1 ought to be exempted in
LhstuuU ot country deprived of white Or sl.i7o
labor t'ece-'.-'ary f ir th-s support of the popuUties.
r:x. vi.nig a*. horuc .hi 1 o:? uawu j.si
equity ;ud ncctAs:'}'."
VI. App.'-ratiohx for ctcv.pt'on :r..!er the
auction reeled nbouid he addressed to the j#c?
retiry ol War, ceiling forth all ouw-.nafacta
and aliauld bu aworu t-? by the applicants
and verified by the outlia of at lesat two reapectahle
citizen.', e/iiO are cognizant of lite facts
io whic.i tnc-y albrm When ?o rerifivd, they
nhuafd be Icil wuli tha local fhiroiiing Officer
tor invcjtigtttioi, who will forward them
through there Uradquartcrs, with hia report
o i the tact*.
VII. All applications for Information in reference
to exemptions, or to luauera pertaining
to the conacnption. or to the going torwani
ot volunteer recruita shoe! ! We atsde to the
local Liro'lirg Office rs.
C. D. MKLTO.V,
?* omsiandonl of Cous jriptr.
i f L.'inAUlflf t.Altl/^l' fl'lllt 1
Oct. 7, 1M. " ? ' S5~2t.
i To ihe Peoplfl of the First CongreMional
District.
For some time paet tbc loltow'ng nn-nhintion
has appeared In the columns of t'i? Columbia
Ouardia" :
"First Congressional District ? Cii Jauej H.
Withe spoon, of Lancaster L)i<Uicl, is respectfully
announced u< a candidate lor Congress,
is done without consultation with liiin, bo',
in the belief, that ii elected, be will be willing
to serve THE PEOPLE.1'
My inclination was to decline t'ie nomination,
thinking ilia*, it originated ruoro from the partiality
of friend* than a demand fm the pa;t of
the people lor r.y services ; bat Iroaj repeated
acd continued solicitations I am iaduced to
forego my own desire a id constat to serve u
such be the will ol the people of the First Cong.vsmoiial
District. Very roapo-itl'tilly,
JAMES II. W1 TflKRSPOO.V,
Cswr 1th rao 'r State. Taoors, uear <Joo*gjtown,
Ulh Sept., 186.1.
VILLAI.E LOTS FOit SALE.
OiTered, at privaUj Sale, n Tract of Land,
containing sixty seven acres, fortv or forty,
live acres of winch is in wood*; situate in
he southern suburbs o! the Vnlage of l?ancaster,
n portion h ung wiluin the uicorpuri'o
limits Tne 1'ruct embraces the out
ilnsw-r tielil k i-t nusct'pliblo ot beiiijj divide.!
into neVerul line building l.KS.
for particulars, as to ler.us Sec., apply
io \V. il. U'JN N'J.tS, Atf't.
April IV l>53. Iti?it'
*ii ajj4l HipJ!
We will d.iv "f * ???*< !?.*# itit.ni-i r..? -I
clca'i co.ton or tiueti Kng* Jilirtrcil 41 til*
U R e.