The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, January 10, 1865, Image 2
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LAM C ASTER VILLE, 8.C.
Tieidity Moralug, Jan 10, 1865.
We htet l>Mn reiinveUxi to hum that there
will be- a um-i ling ul the Lh>ai d ul CAliiiidaaion
cih ot the l'uoi tor ibi* biauicl on Saturday
ileal. '11 if al(f ndiuice ot all the uienibcra it
pei ticulai ly demeil.
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The office ot th? Coioliua Tims* ha* been puichaeed
by the proprietor at' the Charlotte tin/Jrtin,
and liaa liocti Ulei ged into 'lie Uutlrtin
establishment. Mr. Urilion, lata Kditor ot the
Tiuhw* i* ihiW the Local Reporter foi the bulletin.
,
Tin order* fioni the Adjutant Gem ral for tha
ergainMlion of the Mil tia Regiment* are published
elsewhere It will be eeeti that the aecond
clae* of Mititia (embracing those a ho have
Lithido been exempt Iron, eei riea beyond
t theii neper-nee Ihaliicta. *? a ell a* thnae alio
we. e exempt tiotn all militia scrrh-e) are put utidei
oidei a tor aei vice -in the fi?ld Exemption*
in epeeiid caaea will be gianted bv llie Governor,
in whom alone the power to exempt lira.
The taw axeinpu none (topi tine eerviee, be
twean the ages ol aixtoen and sixty, except
mvtiilicia ol the Belial board*. who are not lia
ble lieyotid ihair inpnlirr Unit ict*
V under the T?i Hill, of Uie
tliic, imi (i ia taxed ail dollar* n<l viilnrrtu on
?v?;i) heitdred dolUra of iltt value according to
llu mating cU*?iheaiiuii ; *Ur?-- lour dollar*
p?r head ; on incoau1 dciivvil Uoui lactoriKf,
cbi| |ujii>?ii a, Im ulllti and pi ofeaatoti*, ini>?>
per cent; on the' amount of gnoda, warea and
Ueichaitdixe, Ihrrr and a half |>vr cent ; on ,
money at internal one per cent; on llie value
o< town lote and builmga one and a lud' pei
cent ; trim negioe* between (lie agea of fifteen
and filty are taxed ten tlollai* per nead, except
audi aa are in ilia artut and except audi u are
iueapalile li&ui wound* itr othci wiaa, of pro.
ruting a livelihood.
The Buxaai, ol a liidi oui icadet? ha*e doubthi-aheaid,
i? ailveiliacd to be opened onTueaday,
lie l"lh ol Januaiy. in the Slate Ilou?e,
in ilie ? ily of t oluiulna. The object of llie
undeiInking ia llie iclivf id tlie *uk and suffering
in "Home*" llm-piial* and the Navy. ?on*
tiiholioii* me anlicited tium cveiy ijuar Ivr.?
The llailioud and Expiree l.'o?iiLmiu>? aithloiw.nd
hi tide* Iree ol charge. iieeri K I.
Kerriaon, K L Bryan, U Caldwell, T J. Hull,
Iain] I)t J. J. t liirolui aic the Committee on
Tian*|>ort .lion. Ai tn lev may be ,-ent to the
caiivol either, or to llie Cetitial Aittpeiatiuu,
niaiked legibly "Uaaaar," accompanied, it the
minora ilc-irt! it, oilli (liiPi'liiMii> lu ?Li' li table
they alt lu III- dl-li ibiited.
I Ollief oniiiiuitlee* mid > rnii^ruiruli' * ill b*
| luade kituwu in luttire adverliaciuriiu.
Wliru tieu. Iliagg ??t MHt to cuniniMi|d the
post ol W itmiligton, it nan *ugely predicted by
tli? liitnit* Ot lii/iduuiiM^auuii that Ui*^ city
?oukt i-erteioly (ait into the l?iid> of the enemy.
The gloriau* dvtence which that gallant
othcer haa mall oi -Wilmington, against I he
moat formidable land and naval expedition
1 which ever vailed Irani Northern poit, ia u
creditable to timt. Uiafg and as tiispi uniting
to hia enemies, aa it ia gmiilring to the country.
The diacomttture ul forter and wf Butler
wai complete, according pi their own conieselenv,
ami of cpuree their dieaater wae lar greater
than admitted by theui. The tide of victory
and guod'fortune, we hope, ha* again turn
ad it. lav or ul iba t'onhrderate cause and ilour
people are half true to themselves, and do not
give way ta moral cowardice, ultimate succeat
la inevitable.
1 A fllliliMMMO?It would appear, wj*
I ike Wilmington "Journal," quite prwlmule that
J Umi. Lee wiN be wade GeneiatieaiiaO?Com.
. luander In biwl of die arwiaa of the < mitrilrr
* ate State*, with tua heaihjtiaiUra ill Uw (old
nd Willi the arm* of X or litem Viigtuio. Tina
will probably result beneficially in the whole
aereice, aa it will luterpano an isolating medium
between the wiulaal prejudice* of the President
and awie of tlie moa distinguished (?<-nemla lit
I* our at my. It will be for General l?ee to .mier
to the different command* auch ofHceno a* lie
may de? mi be*i *uited to retide* them rfferiiie,
and to make eurii disposition of troop* aa iiutj
lie irqairH by ike ttifmiiea of the Cpnlcdei.
acj. Of course Uiia Ritual be dpne without
trenching upon the constitutional power of the
I President aa Conwuandtr in Chief aa t? heiieee
It can bo. Certainly tlie artangnuewl would
work o greot relief to the Fee-ddenl, and we
think would be kaihnl by lite coontry ot lar^e.
Bditoil*! BrtTlUM
The Charteatan Count r baa been am u red by
^be higheat authority Ibat preparations for the
jiffeme and M.-ru>ity ot thaileeton am beinf
i ^uaWd vigorously forward. TH? ntuloat barprr-ny
eitau between the etvri and military authoritiea.
Xo esertieii* wiJJ beeparerl by Governor
Magrath in aeeornpliabiiry (life all important
otajt-ct. It ia only necessary that oar eiu
Sana eihibil a similar apirk to auatain and gke
hint Ibair hearty eoopmtion, in the great
waik before ??, to ihaare the safety of oar gto>
rtnue old eity, and grrt the enewiy anotbar HoaanitinTibe
4?-ww?
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The public will be pleased to learn that all
prohibition ou travel between > olunibia atitl
Chailotte is relieved, bjr order of the Quartermutter
General.
Keiuemlrer the words of Kdintiud Burke :
"No IIUlHMt our ishih.i..?.1 ?? !.- ??
??uv uj iinvu.
Ah lung as tltv public aptrit remains untouched,
the puolie can*t in in uu danger."
Both Houses ol Congress have pit wed a bill
extending the time within wlihdi the old iarne
uiay Imj Achanged lo| Um Dew Under the act
??l 17th Kcbiuaiy I86A? until the Sstol July
111(6. Iloldeis can see that tiiere in no neve*
aitv for saci iticnig any ol the old issue they uiay
happen to have on hand.
The Richmond Enquirer call* upon Congress
to cieate by law a Get craiissiiuo ol all the armtae-H,
and think* the Piesi^ent would !eel it hi*
| duty to appoint General Lee to that position.
The Richmond Enquirer close* im leading
ledii oriel as loilow* : '*i| France and Kngland !
| will enter into a treaty with these Confederate
j Eiate-, i^ecoguixing our independence upon
' abothnng slavery in all the States, rather than
condone the war, we nliould he prepared to
urge that sncti a proposition would lie favorably
I received and acted upon by these nations, and
[ onght to tie made to tliem."
I
Geti Sherman says he Iras been through
Mississippi twioe anj| through Georgia once.?
"Che sun got** north on the 'J 1st, and by that
time 1 shall go North too." He saya lie will go
I Uuough >outh Carolina, ami leave awake lie*
imi mm n* mai n.-il Aktiint winch inaik* Inn
path thiough tieorgia, and that he will go
tlnough North Caiolina alxo, Kjclinionii being
liix dcatiiiaiioii.
The Washington Chronicle of the l*t, may*
the Hoard i?l Supoi viaor* nl the city and county
u( New York have roaolvcd Ui iai*? lour million#
(>l dollar* to pay thousand dollar I Qu i tie*
to volunteer* to till their quota in the coming
^dralt.
The Nerthcrti papt'O fay Sherman"* pro- I
gitnmie hn- til* grand campaign "N'oi thwai d"
menu to be no secret. He will aiart hum J'ort :
Royal and move mi might on Hi mucin ill* Ha
then ptopoee* to' foihrwr the main hne#of\ail
road toward* Virginia, stealing and unntiering
j? much a* he can hy the way.
tun THE LANCaaTKK I.K (Nihil
Mifro Conaeriplion
Mm KdiToh ?Winer toe a.i vai.ceaten* qf
hla teiv important subject, b fin* (lie pen.
pie, by aerenrl nt the Irmniig journals of
ihe coui try. no question ha* given IMe more
earnest coMccrn ; and mur if which I have '
ell fo ilecp a solicitude. I ant sMiVhvd |
.M.t li e in ij ifliy nl the p nple at JioDie |
are avei ? in tnia iiie.iaii a, hut mi'li ia not ]
he caae in luc snn\. Tan iliiida of ih a
I .1 ruti , it it were made a teat vote, would 1
I ? lie toll ib i.iillledmte ud< piiil). Ihlhv llig
tin re rciiiaitia hoi two alternative* to re
lleve u> ul our diNiresaing cond 'ion VI/: ;
re-conatfuc inn ici'hout i/utery. ur tiriuine
and bringing into ilic lield a large number ,
* . {
ol our oi t ? uich'Ii pMer
the latter to the loruief
.1 mid aware of the lacl, that a great man*
olyerl tu thin lu. a no re, Oh the ground* ol .
mural wluui; , and that ill*- iirgni I* unlit
luf a aU'ditr. lion, wl ilineoljai lHiua N'ay 1
be entitled to consideration, but imi to thai
extent wi.i? I. ?uine, largely inlt'ttUd. .U?ire
lo iiupreea. Wiieincr u be m mural wrong !
or noi, I aoi not fully pirpatrd in iiiw ux, i
but in-UancM-M are given ua iu the lluuk of
Truth, where mailer* led their aervaftla
into battle in defence of their liut. letx.ld i
ami hiii'tie>l, I cannot perceive m# errdi w?
' won hi commit, I.) lakii.g a portion of our j
*er?ant*, uaing <b*u. iu delenise of our
(ihefr) country and the perpetuation of the
institution of alnvery.
No .me Will, with all the facta before
a
hnn, anaert that the inatituiion of slavery ta
not greatly endangered. We are aware ??f
ihi* fai l ; and a!?o, tt.at i;e defender* are
Ulniiniaiiilig li otiiericaH v by itiufdenla of
brttle, Willi not aoflicient held to replentah.
We have JUi element under our cnotrol
ihat will anaWwr the purpoae?ahall w*
bung it to bear aad burat the corde that
bitid ua nr aball we surrender tht* power
lu the ennui to be u-e l agiln*t ua, ar d
ink into ignnmhiloua oblivion aa a people
and nalioO. .
The negro, aa n Idler, may not be alto
get Iter a* etlieienl a* Mi* white, but we liava
good ground* for believing, that with prop
rr discipline, tliev wil be iflW'i e and aid j
materially in decMfV.g *p. ed>ly tin* content. |
Willi lOiMJVO nien added to ilii\*riuv Orff.
I could Waoafer lh? war and mairlain
mm aril the.rneuiv la rouniry. And if
wn wrrr ab'e to an thia we would be blrae
d witli a ?pnrdy aiid bor.orable I
kirn* thai ih?r? am anma who tiiil donht
Hie capacity uf the negro, bat our eittuijr
has taught ua a lr*eon aa r?g rda that matter
; and we l>i?w from obaeriatioe dial
the negro will flgbt, and are more to be fried
oo rtiau the w lilte troupi of tbe enrol*
Na?er will ?r acertmpliah Ilia deairfcd
end, until Ihe people of the country eon-enl
to give Uieir proper y and rielt Uiair Uvea
%
in defence of the cauee. Whenever llicy
nee Itiie view ofllie picture, then our exia
trove, *? a nutioe, in on m tinn looting ?
We are engaged in at wur lor independence
and liberty ?und though aluvery in one of
the itioni important priliviplrn? if it be ranenlliill*
Uecenaary to aacritH'e an) thing,
lei il nul be our iibrrtiei. tiive ua lilwrly in
preference to everything elne But there
ia a way to *uve our liberty ai d me innliruiion
of alaverv. 1*1 ua uiake une ol thin
element placed in our hand a, and We wilt
aucveed. the negro ha? an intereal in lliia
war?the very exiatence ol the race ia nUk
ed III the ii?eu??leaeli thorn Una I?
uim.u them wiiii yroini-en til rewai.l, and
Hint k my word we will never have tear en
to duulil their fidelity, ur voh-uie liieir
conduct. tiring the iivgni iulo llie held,
and we iiiniM; refuse tu do i?, and we
/? ? i?A. JUN I US U.
Petersburg Va, Dec 27ih lt*>4.
Army IntolUgeuc*.
From Wilmington.
wilmmton urveinbhf -j7?To Hit Ex
cellrncy the I'rrutlenhf the V.unjrtierate. Stolen:
I'he Hirini re eo.b;irK?-d under cover of tun
fleet llin movement in nut developed. I
have vtaiied Kurt Kinher ami hud the dam
age s I it hi, evcejil building* out necmaary
tor iln Oefeiit'e. Only two giitia dlnahled
The markn iemninlng indicated that the
iHiinburdnt nt waa verv hen y Gen \\ hit
inn in ruDlllliMidiug I lie defence at South
Rtier, mid t'ul. i-miib at tha furl. The of
i eem n.id men componiog the g/irrimui da
nerve npecinl cuiMnH-ndai iua for the git Hunt
ry. ettieieiicv nhd furl nude diapl.iyed under
ver y try ing circuHintnnceM
(Signed.) BRAXTON BKAGG
A ('oftJECTUKE ?The Charleston .1/r'o/
ry in allud'Og In the veawaliuO of the aiege
u| VVlliuingtoU, aava ;
It la ?u(i|iii*ul that w hen Sherman occupied
and a an aeenre m Savannah, lie <le?p
uchcd a bo.?t tu I be V\ itoniiglon fleet.
?<alilig (''Ml lila IIrilly Wii* Nulhcient In the
l.isk nf iM|Kurilig ' hurleal nil ivi.d Wilitiing
Inn. ami thai iimny valuable veaaela might
lie ?av?U lu the ' (Jninn," hy ullaa ing l.iui
In complete the Work he had ?# nMcceiialully
eoluillr||tfed.
Affti in StTuntli.
AUuUhTa. January 4. ? A Kriilleuid) who
hl'l .^avunnah lam week. ?aya the city con
tiiiN-id quiet. i liiiviiH not molested. I'ri?
vale property protected- An order ha-?
In en ixiinal tint U* cut '.he ihailn trees.?
Kirtwo-iil is ahort, but Sherman prmniecd
In bring a in al. by the Gulf Houd The
14th nuil 16 h corps are in the trenches,
jr.idling trout live hii*ini?u Ki?wr to tkr
I'lniit Road The Vankera are building a
nea pontoon bridge,opp /jile the Kxehapge
The cborebea on Sunday *rre Hilled with
lad lea Many uegroea who jolm-iT Shcr
iiiuo Hi the country are leaving ; the r?ail>
are lined a Ilh thrin. Sherman ia going to
give a reception to the negroes in the city
A Federal paper, called Ilia "lAniy /wiyul
Georgian," in iaaued Imfii the Aral olbce,
bv t. a plain M t?iinui?<n?. Gruaral John A,
(iainy L. mi uoiuaiaud ul the poal. Several
^ale.iuirra aie engaged iu removing the oh
atfuutioita from live river. Adams' Kiprvai
Company have an <dhce
From the 8. C Coast.
fticHMono, ian 4.? Aa official lalegruin
t'roiu Charleston, aa a the Federal picketa
are reported lu have retired troui lite rail,
road, going VVeetward: Tuey left 4U wouo
ded General (*|*olaon t* badly weaodrd
The duniage Iv the road will be repaired
in ten day*.
The enemy have landed on the Soath
Carol init aide of the Savannah river, and art
driving in oar picket* Inward* Ilardaeville.
FhoM tflk Roane?No new* a aa received
y eater day of airy further niovewenl
of the enetnv, who are now believed to b?
at liard-aville Our lurcea have falleo buck
to Giahi.it!> Hie. Riipatrtek'a raiding parly
wliiuh went down the Altamaha n?er aunt*
ri M CM Alfa Kati toiaeit *a#l Irv Muto.nuah ? ^ ?'
ia ri-purlrd inuv?d ??? M l he Corn tin a aid*
tin* S?v?no?h nv?r. Awilhar rrpnrt w??
HmiI a parly of YmU? cavalry Had in.dt
( ln?ir appearance al Pcrryaburg. H C , lw
tuts report M not craiilml ?CMrwr, 5lli U?$t
I'lte Mercury nasi; tfucrawtu m tr|MiriH
?1 Iinrdev vlliu All lit# beef caliln, liv|i
and >li?rp have bnut dnrwt froiu Ihi Mar
dt-mlie and firahaio vilic mciioim and art
now pnaturrd in a ??(? locality.
OosMt'AU OaofTM
RuMaoan, Ucc. M. -NoUntig of inter ea
waa tranaectod in loitgrcaa yaaterdny.
In lb* llowr, a bill waa reported from ihi
i Commune ol Wa?a atnl Meant, authorming Ui
Srci alary of the Treaaorj to pwrcbawc tbi't;
it illtoi>a <>l apeeie.' The klonac pamiit a bil
giving otM ami of uniform and clothing to OfB
err a of thd army in the fitdd nndor brigadiar
general*, and of ibo navy under captaiua.
[ T liar honaUs waa in aaarat aa?Mon.
9
IticBMONP, Jan. 1.?Nothing important in
the Senate. >
The House was occupied in tha discussion of
tha hill to promote the efficiency of the cavalry
service Tha bill was amended, and finally
passed. It propose* that the Government pro>
vide the cavalry horse* hereafter, and pay for
thoe* now in service.
OBI 1U ARTDko,
on the 29th ultimo, of Typhoid fever,
THOMAS filth iuhi of ('apt. Win. and C. E.
Muaoo?age 14 year*. A youth ol much promiee,
and endeared to all arho knew liim by hi*
gentlene?, amiability of^ manner and correct
deportment aa a pupil. The iron gra-p el
death being no revpeetor of age or peraon, he
haa bran severed troiu hia parental tie-, and
the many friend- ol hia youth. I)i- parent- have
tbe aoothing couaoiation that aa a child he wadutiful,
and revered parental oouncil, with
more than ordinary ililellig-nee for his yearn?
not Miaceptive of the vice.- common ainong-t
the larger portion of the youth of tho prescnl
day. He ha- no doubt, in hia.depai lure from
thi- itnli ieiufly woild, secured an al?ode ahirve,
where lie will not be subjected to the many
revei-r- common an earllily eii-tence, hut
ci^joy eternal re-t. J. M U.
ESTATE SAMBY
PERMISSION of I) A.VMJ.I.IAMS
Ordinary of IdiH'wIer Diairiet, I will
*?ll on Thuratfciv. the ifilli dny of January
mat., at tho late residence of John K. Illark
iiihii, deceased. all of tne personal Estate
of-aid deeenaed, cnn-i-i tug of Stock of various
kinda?horae* rattle, hog-, &.e.. pro.
vi-iunn. Hoiiaehold and Kitchen furniture
and a variety nl oilier article-.
Term- made know A on day of -ale
Ei.lZ \ A. Bi.AL'KHON, Adm'x.
J-n. 10. I8o5, * 31
Filty Valuable Negroes.
CNOMFKIflNU HOUSE SERVANTS
/' and Eltdd Hands, wjd he offered fur
"me Mb ??ie unnri niiuif in t.atinien on
I needsv (lit* I7'h mat Al*n ? (food Iron
Axled WAGON and several good MlJLKX..
Terms make known on day of Rale.
Tola property will be disposed of at pri
tale sale, before tl>e dav named, if derirrd.
R. U. JOHNSON.
Jan. 10, 18*5, 'it
Estate of ltoberf H. Porter,
deceased.
4 LI. PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS.
l( ?\. of anv grade or character, against the
b*ial? of Robert H Porter, tale of Ivnicna*
isr District, South Carolina, are hereby no
lltied lo present (he ?unie to the undersigned
ii itliin ihe time prescribed by law This
notice wi.l be plead in bar to claitus subsequent!)'
presented.
LAURA PORTER, AduiY
Jan. 10. 1865. 3t
Interest on State Stoekt and Bund*.
STATE TKBASURV. LtlWKR DIVISION',
LOAN DKrattYMUKr, COM MUU, S. C
iN FKKEST due I* Jtiium), 1 **>.">, and arreais
ol intciest now icntaming undrawn,
mi Utesr CES and liUNUS liereinafler men
liiMicd, issued by the Slate ol S>uili Osrolina,
will l>e paid at this office, in Columbia, on and
alter MONDAY next, Jd January, 1444, viz:
on ,
3 per cent. State Stock.
4 " " Stock, Act 191(8, "for rcbuililiiig
city u( Charleston."
4 per cent. Su?ck, (new State House,) Acts
1H64, '47. '?e, '611. '?) and '43.
6 per cent Rouds, (new Xla<e House,) Acts
1449 and 1*44 .
ti per omit. Bonds, Jrt 1869. "to (rant aid
u> Blur Ridge itailroml "
4 per cviiI. Bond*, (military defence,) Act ISrt'l.
1 * " * " " Act January,
1MAI, "to raiae supplies "
J per cent. Stock, Art December, I Mi, ameming
Art January, IAeI, 'to nu>e sup
plie*."
1 per cent. Stock, (military defence,) Act
Drewtuber, I kill,
J. LAVAL,
i 1 Treasurer lamer Division.
, Jan. 1U, 1844. 44? It.
STATE or south. CAROUE A
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( Aoj'r. A*? IxerfCTiiRGcNRRAL'a (>>noR.,
COLUMIU. Ilerember *J7, 1864.
| QESERAL ORDERS \(> 21.
L f TIIR following persona having been
JLe rlerled le (He Pie Id < Hfire* ol the arv
' era I Regiment* of Slat# Troop*. ?r* here
1 wilb announced a* au h. and a ill be obeyed
i and r?? pee led accordingly:
I Firtf Rgffimenl Stat* I'roepi.
C.rf..?H ?J. B GKIKFIN
I liti-wieniini C<>i?>n?*i ? H F. IIKRN(K)N,
t ? I)| KKS
Smrand Regiment Slate Traapt.
livulxmtni Culonrl ?'W. II. DUNl.'AN,
' Mwj.ir ? I) II. KICK
7V?rW Regiment Slate Tronvt.
Colour I ?A. I). GlJO 'WYN.
I I ? J. W HARRINGTON,
* MolVKK
Fuurth Regi men! Stale Truopt,
' < -oloncl ? K B LI4JON
* Lotimnni C<?4on?-l ?J K SI'KARMAN
r Migor?J W, FIMiUUtlO.N.
I
Br rmmtnd:
(StgiMf-t,) A. C. UAKI.INOTON',
Adjutant Mid iiMprvfcN (ivueral ft. C.
UMiiii a a ?/.. >. a A ti
I Jmm. U\ IM*. 41?11.
liL-Ji J i.Jiif'i.. f . i.jt'? L.ra
NEUKHES TO HIKE.
I will hire at public out crv, aix valuable
fialrl hand*, three women end three ablebodied
men. on the liral day of February,
at (11 y roaidence.
Teroia m.ide known on day of hiring. j
W W ELLIS.
Jan. 10. 1865, 3t
Hornet Stolon.
STOLEN FROM the SUBSC RIBERS
Stable on thg night of the '3d ihat., two
horaea?one a white claibank librae, about (
fifteen and a hall hands h>gh, aix tears old:
the other a sorrel horae about the acme age
and aize, having two white feel and a white j
alar in the face, with marks of gear upon .
1)1(0.
Alan on the same night, from the stable *
of Middlet.-n Knirtit.ii hrioM ?""?! v>
with n while npol in the face. I ell eve out,
iilid about ten yearn old. Tneae horaea ate '
euppoaed to have been taken and ridden off '
by denertern. .
A liberal reward will be paid for the
borne* ; or for any information concerning
' them. '
URIAH FUNDERBUUK.
Wild Cat, I* O. Lancaster District, S. C. *
Jan. 10. 18h6, 3t
South Carolinian will insert once and
neiid bill to thiii office.
CIRCULAR.
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War Department, C. S.
RICHMOND, Dec. 10, 1 *84
Peraona who may hire their alavea to
Maj Ja? G. I'axton and liia Aasisianta, for
Government purposes, at Schedule pn
cea. ahaII l.ave credit lor the number hired H
in the event of a future reqiiiailion lor *
twelve niontha upon them for their alavea. (
for Government use, and in the event of (
their loss aiiall tie iiideiiiiiitied in the name r
tllalilier aw if they loid beeu imprcnsed or
aenl voluntarily for Governiueot uae with i
out contract. JAS A SKDD-'N. t
Srcrelary of War. r
A true oopv. <
Jas li. Paxton, Mnj. and Q, M. I
RECRU I TING CAMP, J
Lahcaster IMhtkict, S. C. Jan '2, 1865.
Slaves wan ted for 1865.
I wi?h "o hire for 1865 'bout 100 or 150
Slave*. to l>? rniplut ed ill collecting Forage
and Inking care of public animal*. A.u. <
Ration*. Medical Attendant:# and uaiul *
Clothing to be turniahed by the (jovern
ment.
Attention la celled to the above order of
Secretary of War, bv which it i* provided
llial peraona who hire their Staves mIihII 2
Save credit on tot ore requisition, and be
indemnified for their loa*.
W. II. KIKKIR,
("apt & A. Q M In Cb'ge.
Jan. 10. 1865, *Jt
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA- J
ADJ'T AND INSPTR (JEN'S OFFICE,
Columbia, Dec 27,1064.
(iEXERAL ORDERS XO U'J
1 TIIK COMMANDING OFFICER OF <
A* each and every Militia Regiment in the
Slate, will at once proceed to enroll and
organize all peraona within their reepective
ciNninunda liable to militia dutv.to wit: All
peraona between ihe ages of toxleen and
aixty yenra, except oulv peraona who have
b- en exempted by the Surgeon (teneial ol
the Sln'e, or (lie Slate Hoard of Surgeona
at Col urn hia, S ('., on the ground of perfoment
phvaical dia.ibilily. and peraona datailed
by Confederate authority.
II Tho?e who claim exemption on tha 1
ground of pht bical disability, but who have
not certificate* from the Surgeon (ieneral,
or the Slate Board of Surgeon* of recent
dale, will, nevertheless, be enrolled, and
will be examined by Hie District Surgeon
[ to be hereafter appointed
1111. Tim commanding officer of regiments
Hill cause all vacancies of officers <n their
respective regiments t.< be tilled by election,
or l/y appointments made according to law,
and return to this office, within trii dava .if
i ler the receipt of these orders, the accent( an\
tug Koater. filled out according to
heatings, ahowiug officers of regiments and
number of persons between the ages of six
teen and fifty, end titty aud sixty years of
g? ,
IV. The co nmanding officer* of regiuietiia
will not enroll persons between six
teen and fifty years who have gone forward
and reported under the late rail lor troops,
but will be curetul in enrolling and report
iog the naw.i ttf all pertoni who have not
responded to that mil, that l:>ev may bear
realed and aent forward to their -respective
commands.
V- The commanding officers of regimer.ta
will require return* according to theae
orders, to be made bv commanding officers
of companies and will auperinled said en
rnlnneci, and. if necessary, oidar Pttt their
respective commands lor this purpose.
VI The prompt exeoutiuo of theae or
i ders ie peremptorily required as no delio
quentfy in their duty will be excused or
overlooked, and each rrffiinwit will lie nut
under order* fur active nervicu in Itie field.
Hy order of the (ion-rnor and Cnmuixnder.
ii.Cmef A. C (JAKI.lAvi'lUN, "
Adj'i and ln?)>'r-(?en'l 8. C.
Official: G A. KwLLm.
Jan. 10, ISbA,. 4??It
NOTICE.
OFFICE AGENT OF STATE,
"Camdf.n, Dec. 27, 1864,
P)R THE INFORMATION of Slave,
holder* in Divi eioo No. 'J, ii is slated
hat the call for labor to be delivered on
b? lUlh January next in withdrawn.
K. B. JOHNSON,
Agent of State.
Jan. 10, 1865, 2t
STATE OF 80UTH CAROLINA,
MJJ'T. AND INSP'R. GENL'S. OFFICE
Columbia, Dec. 8, 1884.
GENERAL ORDERS AO. 20.
r THE APPOINTEES TO the State
I e Military Academy will immediately retort
to 1/ieut. J. B PATRICK, command
up Araennl at Columbia, 8. Cn instead of
dnjor J B. White, commanding Battalion
4lale Cndets, aa heretofore ordered ; and
he?e orders apply to lho?e who have alendy
reported to Major White, aa well aa
o those who hate not. They will report
o l.ieut. Patrielt.lMvpared to take the field.
II. So much of Special Order* No. 20 ae
onflicta with the?e ordere ia counterman,
led.
By order of the Governor.
A. C DARLINGTON,
Adjutant and Inspector Geoeral of S. C.,
Jan. 3 1865. 1 2t.
SOUTH CAROLINA^
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
BY D. A. WILLIAMS Enquire, Ordlnary
for anid District.
WHEREAS, John K. Robertson ha*
applied to me for Letters of Adminiatration
in nl! and nininilnr n>. J
Shuttles, Right* and Credits ?f John
/lyb'im, lute of U)? District aforesaid
leceaned.
'i'HKNK arc, therefore, to cite and adnoni-h
nil and anigulur, the kindred and
reditorit of the auid deceaaed, to be and
ippear before me at our next Ordinary's
Jourt for the nuid District, to be holdeu at
[jancnHier Court tiouse on the 18th day of
Ian. next- to nhow caune, if aoy, why
the said administration should not be gran,
ted.
Given under my hand and weal, this '28th .
( J day ol Dec. in the year of our
< I. S. > l,ord one thousand eight hundred
( j and sixty-tour and in the eightyninth
year of tha independence of the
State of South Carolina.
D. A. WILLIAMS.
O. L D.
Jan. 3. iSGfi. ? 21
SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASIKK DISTRICT.
BY D A. WILLIAMS, Require, Ordinary
for aaid District.
WHKRKAS. Rebecca Kennington haaapjlied
to me for letter* of Andmini?tratioa
>n all and singulur the Goods and Chattlea,
iyhl* and Credit* of W. J. Krnniogton
ate of the District atorenaid, dneeensed.
TIIKSK are, therefore, to cite and adnoniah
nil and singular, the kiodred and
1:. ? .r .L !J
rruiiiun ui me hjiu ueceaseo; lo tM and
ippear before me at oar next Ordinary's
[Juurl for tlia *uid District, to be holden at
[aincssler Court House on lha 1 *7Lh day ef
Ian. next, to show cauae, if any, why
the said administration should out be grunted.
Given under my band and aeal.lhis 301 h
J day of December in theyear ofaur
L. S > Lord una thousand eight hundred
y and sixty four *nd in the eighty*
ninth )eur of the independence of the
Stale ot South Carolina.
' D. A. WILLIAMS.
<# L. ?.
Jan. 3 1885, ? 2C
taxTn kind.' " .
I WILL ntlend at the following places
te lake return* under the 2d Clna* of La till)
a tea, and also to take returna from
person* who have failed to make their returna
under the tirat Katimale.
Col. Nelson Bell's, Thursday, 5th Jan. 186&.
Mathiua ('mnshaa'a, Fiiday, 6lh M "
Pleasant Hill, Saturday, 7th 44 44
Cjnigaville, Monday, 9th 44
Dr. T. L Johnson, Tuesday, 10th 44 44
Bell Air. Wednesday, I lth 44 44
R. C. Toll's, Pleasant Valley, Thursday,
12th Jan. 1865.
Thomas R MagUCs, Friday, 13th 44 44
Mrs M. C. Muey'a, Saturday, 14th 44 *
John 8. Small, Monday,* 16th 44 44
Ci. M Funderburk, Tuesday, 17th 44 44
Taxahuw, Wedne-day, I8ib 44 44
Capl.T LCiyburn,Thursday,19th 44 h
Tax Payers are earneatly requested to
come up and make their remrn* forthwith.
JONES CROCKETT,
Auewur Tax in Kind.
Jan. 3. USA. " 1 * 2L
NEGROES FOB HTKET
I WILL hire for the ?nr 1866. at my Steam
Mill place, on Saturday the.?let mat.. Ten like*
It negro fellow*, belongiug to the K*t?te o(
L. Praaerand others.
JAUMH. INGRAM, AVr.
Jan. 3, 18*6. 47?8t.
Bring Back my Knife.
The person that took my Knife from the
.4aa?*?.?or'# table in the Clerk'* office on the
lfttli nit, will ploave raturn it to the aubacriber.
'An eye' mw the hand that removed it
I>ut it ia pratuiuad it wwa taken through mistake.
J. T. K. DfcLh '
Jan. 8, 1866, Ct
For Rent.* A
HOUSK and 1/)T in tho village of
Lancaster, for the entiling year. For luf,
I ther pariiculara enquire at this office
I |)ec. JO. ??M, 43 (|(,