The Lancaster ledger. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, February 21, 1865, Image 1
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V IIJNI XIV. LANCASTER C. H, SOUTH CAROLINA, TUESDAY MORNiNC. FEB. 2L I860. ? U* B E R 2. J
ffelK LANCASTER LEI Hi EH
c'nblished erory Taeaday Morning
BY
W. M. CONNORS
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$1.50 tor IS oioafta, t? ba paid in?yrevieiomt
at old pried*
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LeeaJ advertising and jeh-work must be paid
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M8BMBHBJ- . L J- .
Northern lewsNorthern
papers of the 9lti state that in
|ho lot* (igbt beyond ,pelorsbwrg, the ??a
Baltics in the ilh corps were estimate d at
500 ; in lha 3d corps 260.
Arrarigerpsiita for a general exchaej'e of
prisoners have been .aoP'^leted.
A terrible conflagration occurred in Pniladalpbia
on the 8lh. -Fifir dwelling* and
2.000 barrel* of coal oil ware burned The,
burning oil passed through the rtraet*,
spreading destruction on a - ? r jr aide. A
numbar of people Ware roanted alive iu the
t reel a.
The draft jn New Vera a ill probably be
4?os< posed.
Nerlhern papere of the 18th contain very
little of intereat. The St Alban'e ratdate
? are to be delivered up to the United dlatci.
Operation* against VVilmington aillaeon
be commenced.
jl'lie D?*i of the peace movement canted
much talk in Kngland, and bad a depi easing
affect on the cotloe m irket
Nor litem papara of the 11 th publish l.ln
coin'* oisauxge relative to the conference
at Hampton K?xda, including all tha letters
and telegrams aa the uhjecl. Alw?, u let
tar from Seward to Mieialer Adatua. ,Lioaota
aura after Blair'* return fioui Richmond,
ha reid tha letter from Dav.s 'a
in. ir expressing* willingness to renew tha
effort to enter into a conleienee with a
view to aeeura peace to the two countries.
Linoola, by war of reply, addressed a not*
to Blair, expressing a wiling neas to fa
eaira any agent formally aent, with a view
to aeeure peace to our couiai->n coua^rr.?
Sabaequeat correspondence explain* toe
detention of our Comiei .aionere at Peters*
burg aud Cuy Point. Geo. Grant received
.their application to p?a? through the lines,
and telegraphed to Washington for instruction*.
Lincoln a*nt Mr T. C. Rekart wiih
a meaauga prepared for hiru, to be delivered
to the Coruoiiaaiuaara, allowing ibotu ?
pass the lines for mo informal cotiUreie*
oo the baaiH of Lincoln's note to B.air ?
tiraal allowed tbvm to pu*a ihs liuaa and
proceed to City Po nt, wimrc laey wire da
taioed eutil lha arrnal of Keknri. M<ilore
bia arrival, tlia Cocuaiiaaioners add re raid
another note to Uraot axpraaaing a dcaira
to go to Washington to confer informally
.with tba 1'residont.ia reference to matter*
mentioned in In* not* to iilair. Rekartde
livarad iiia rnmrMgc to tba Commiaaioiiwre.
and received an auaatiafaclorjr reply. Me
ootibod the Couiuiiaaiorier* tbey could proceed
ao further ni,l*e-> tlirf coniolicd with
the teinis txpraMcd in his Utter. At this
juncture, tiranl telegraphed Stunt on tlu?t
he wrse convinced of the g?wd ifTUmlien* of
Stephen* and tinnier aud their dwlrn to
restore peace and Uuioa Their letter to
bini wee all Lincoln's instruction* rontemplated.
Lincoln tepliad redout ling Grant
to inform ths gentleman that ho wouid
set lliem ai Forireaa Monroe.
JVIiile Liaeo n w as an route tho Com*
aoiasionora seot another not* to Itekarl expressing
a willingness to proceed to For*
trees Monroe to hav? an iuformal confer
nee on the ba-it of Lincoln's letter to
it.air, or upon any other terms or conditions
jie may hereafter propose, not iocuueivtOoi
pith the eaoaulial priocipleaof seif-gutora
uient itiid ilia popular righte upon wliiuh
our Mialitutioaa weie founded- Thay ex
p ra?f ud anxiety to eeUbliah a moat honor*
b!a praoc without the farther ?t fit si on of
b and, prom'aing thuir utumat eflorts to no
eompliah anuli result.
| l.ineoln'u eUtenieAte of tha intarviaw are
I lonfiriOatory of the fa port ot tha Oeuimiu
MOiiers an to hia ultuu itaui. lie aayathev
Heeiutoi to desire Ilia adoption of noma
course widcli might or tingM not lead to
re union
THE NORTHERN FXKSS ON THE FAiLCUE Of
1Mb TKACK MISSION "
'I'll* Yankee J'spr ru which had no confidently
ahoufed pence ! a few days bejore
were considerably taken back by Mr. Lin*
coin's return r.fler having accomplish nothing
1 The Baltimore American any ;
The conference ended as it wan generally
supposed it Mould end. It neeina that,
though their pride has been touched, the
rebels have not b.-eu hum bled Their
haughty spirit requires further subdual ?
I hay used to be more severely rebuked, to
quaff the cup of bitterness until" they reach
tne dregs. It they prefer traitoie' graves
to submission to tfie rightful authority,
they are welcome to hfein ; if th?y prefer
utter uprooting and aaleribinai on, let it
come. The aunner it comes, ine ssonar we
will huvo pence. Tim sunder they ere do
eiroyed, iho monir wilt loyal uien eccupy
nod adorn I It? plucea limy lmv? disgraced.
The Herald m nut ao insultnl, and trie*
lo uiuko it appear thai llm uiueiou.waa nui
a fniluro. It say a :
The President and itecrelary of Slale
have returned without a protocol fur peace
or an armistice, aad apparently with no
uvurer approach lo a basis ol reconciliation
with eur erring brethren'' than Ihey w?>ro
bvlorc, but elill it in be icved thai lUdc i has
been done in removing oba'ruoiioua and iu
smoothing the way lo peace
Our correspondent on the steamer with
Preaident Lincoln to Fortress kionroe and
back, says; "While Mauler, Stephens and
Hauipbell d.d not foal ihsl they hud the
power to lay down the anna of the insur
gents, they were made /ally aware ol' tile
P'oitiuu of l'reaideul Lincoln. He would
noi aud did net budge au inul* troui In*
point ( submission as the initiatory e'upoaiiioo
of ptaee. Tne rebcj agouta, We ?ra
(hua further informed, have laturiiad to
RiciiHroud to report progress, **aud W"U
ooii be lienrd from again that "Ilia inter
view ?? of tua inoat hopeful and cordial
nature ,v lhal "the Country baa reason to hi
prood of it (bat "good will neuli fron
it;" ? d that "a few d-tia wdl tall if it hi
peace or a continuance of the war *
Tilk rLACB (juevrion in C.NOI.EsS.
lu ti e 11iiuat- of UapraHenlativaa on Set
urday, Mr. Ingrraoll introduced e reaolulini
declaring the! (it ie tha deliberate ai.d em
pbalic opinion af the Haute that no paaci
can ,or Htiould ha uiuda that would recog'
iniajjie trailoroua Ippdar* of ihu rebellion
and five thvin equal nghta and immunitiwi
as total citizens. Mr Stevens said lie har
Oval) informed no recognitions are com
pending, tha contracting partis* h iring aep
aratid Without anything adiniaaab'e hevio|
been presented.
T. Ut ilise t-cSBE.? When the hoet eon
ail ing the returned Fort Groove prisoner*
umved at ttie Mobile wharf. au)a a a-rren
p ndeiit of the Macon Confederacy. an ol<
WhHO haired aire noxiously Nought I is noii
He had brea watching all day for Ihc boa
lo arrive, eager to rla*p in hia urine hi* hoy
the s u of hie old nga He wan to over
tin oii af iku ai.l^i inulu/1 w*?itni<.ri
could hardly speak, and when the boa
landed, Intra of joy *fri streaming dowr
his furrowed checks. If ao grout wss ll.?
joy of anticipation, you can pictuia i i<
grief when lie wns (eld Ida boy lied rot
come. "We buried him an hour before w?
left Ship Itflaud."
Thai father's look of dcapnir reminded
nte dl lh- tele, where, when God forsaken
the invn falls into apusine top horrible tc
gaze upon.
The Mobile Regiittr ia gratified to- Hats
th it the meat crop of Al?bamt, end thai
pert of Mississippi not occupied by ike
enemy, will be very large tbie aeeaun. ll
arrives et the conrluaion, front inquiry, thai
the yield ie double thi? year whal it was
ilie b at, and in so o>- counties of (Ids Nuts
planters hive been selling their surplus of
green pork at a dollar a pound.
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The 8pirit of the Army.
At n tuuna mealing of the Fifth regiment
South'Carolina volunteer lnfautry, hold at
camp, near Richmond, Virginia, the following
preamble and rusulutjons ware unaui . I
mou?lv and enthueineflcnllj adopted:
H'A?rr<jj, W? have lenrned with painful
regret that the people in anme parte of the
country have allowed themselves to become
gloomy and despondent in con?equenre of
the recent rovereea auatained by our nrtuiee
in cert.iin OMarter* nf ttia Canlpitarurt ttiua
forgetting their high nud holy duly at pa
ttiots struggling iu the most holv of all
cause*, and at we )f Ihr army feel it oer
duty to do what we e?n to die?:pute Ihix
gloom and arouae the dnub'ing to a eeONe
of their duty in thin emergency. Therefore
be it
'ifexofteW, 1st. Thel whl.tet we fully np.
preejale the reeOut reversca auafciioed by
aouie of our artniee, we ace in them uolhing
which can at all jonlify the gloom aad
doapoi.d^ticy pervading H'tue of our people.
These revereee wore dependent upon no in
lierent wo<kne*? in our great, gioriona and
holy cauao, hut upon accidental raueea, the
correction of which will certainly prevent
their recurrence iu tuiuro. Thtv ahou d
eUuiulala ratherthae depress the petrielie
encruiex of our people.
2d That we are prosecuting a defeneive
war, not fur I he preservation of the inatitu
lion of slavery, fur that is merely an incidental
object, but tor ti e great. tiiue tion
ever glorious mid aacied right of eelf
govt-rnmcut and tudrpenilauuo, and Uring>
like cur atice*lora of yore, unca pledged
"our li?aa, our fortune* aud our navrtd
honor" in tnia gieal cauae, nothing lees
than all abaoliilv, lli.q w^Htirrl nod uncanditiounl
uokiinw ivdgmeiil of our nnliunal independence
by cur enetuie*, will unaae ua
to ru'ai our afTorla, or pvueo fur a moment
in the prosecution of the wnr. Tne recol
lee.ion of our glnrjou* ancealora, who
troggled auceentiuilv ihrougu difficulties
and danger* tan fold griuler than any
?li aji w? hare yat encountered, our duty
to oiir?elien, lo poetcrily, to our departed
comrades, whoae cottinlcaa enrpeaa lie inoul
d*ru g in their earthen lenenieiiin, and
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" fiv^r uvmrn mtr> y i"? ll^CU, HIIU Hirai
iielpiena widow* and orplinim, r. 11, nil, fur
bid Oi?l ?? liould rilu ont ertort or d?tpoud
fur tits niomvn! iu tin* great run.coV
2d. We ale determined lu be free ; we
never bate, do not i.ow, u d never will
"deepnir of lite rcpobtnk." All ihat vve *?k
( of the peeple ill kumv, nud eepeiinllj our
( noble women, in lh?a Ihev w ill be i>T gotd
t ciienr nod iiu-1 in God ; drive etlekukeis
nnd cue tide lu the front; make provision*
for uur nnnvy ?>id*we, oh oar p*rl, ouder Ine '
ble.tng ui Heaven, will guarantee lo iliem
Hie ulii.netv eeiublinliinrnt of our indepen* 1
1 dellfe
4.n. A? ISuuili Carolinian*. we feel per ,
' leel confidence iu our noble (io -trnOr, w it'i ;
the proper eopporl Iroin the people, to repel
the minder, end prevent him from making
1 further refugee in our native .S ale
' 5tU That ihean reeuiutiona be published i
' in Hie paper< ai Columbia, Muulh Carolina,
nod iu one of 'he Richmond papera, and that
T mil ien tlieraof lie luni In the (fiiv?rn<if af
SuuWi Carolina nod to I Wo houlh Carolio*,
delefaiion in Coiij(<?m.
" j W. D. Hardv, M?cf?lify.
Klobmoud
W? clip (ho following from the Hub
' I iftuud Examinar,
I ? .
jhh ei>mf.au <>f cunecmrriki
' We leer** ih^i ft jjiuvtnieiil on fool in'
Cb gr*?i lo ub -li'li (lie Uoreau ot Ci?n
-.crijinon, <tud lo HulwIiliiU a now pian for ;
'.lie elocution of the t #nar/ii>ljoii hjr nteu !
delstUd from the diflen-ul command* ol
ttie army. *|'li?> piau laoitid to bo approved
by General l,t<o
THK'Cobp MAR?CT.
There ia every reuaoti (o b> have that go d
Utnataenfi take a r.ipid decline. It IA uo
deratood toat a bill " being prepared in
('ongra.41 to p?y ttie eoldivre hunted
amount* tn gold, utd that the Logielature
-fit Virginia ia al?o ioi.*|'l?ritig a peual
foeaaine to prohibit traffic ia ao u Apart
from these iiioanure*, the scarcity of money
i? becoming extreme, and it wiri bo utterly
iinpo-aiblo for the bioUura to carry up gold
aguiiial the contraction goieg en in ihe
currency. A am >11 elerllnfr but wae eotd
yeelpfday at anrtiiiQ .for fifiy-ona. Tito
country ha* great confidence in Mr. Trfen
h'tlui'a linancul j idgOient ; and it It In be
hoped I bat (Jwngreee will in uo way inter
.0
fere with hie pre?*ol hrm ?od judieinna
policy lo appreciate the curreucv, end lo
briow order out of the elutoa in which hie
predvCeaaor left the financial affaire of the
government. ,
UK. SThPHKlla BKf AliTUItK.
It ie understood thai Vive-PrvoidenV Ste
phone will leave for Georgia to-dnv, w ith
the intention, witich lie hoe Ircely wxpreaoed,
of cnovaeainf thai J\luio for tlir nooal vigo
roua pro??i utioa of the war.
lien. Hood baa arritud h?re, and in atop .
piog at the Npotawood hotel.
Richmond, Feb. 10 -? Secretary Benjamin
in the courne'of I. ie speech yesterday, atated
what followed the interview between tha
Preaideht and Blair Tha Preaident gave
hint a letter, as follow* : "Sir; i pat down
now iu writing what I eaid to yon in worda.
I aui ready to confer for peara, it I had aa
auranee that any CouttniaeioOera would be
eent to raevt, and treat with ihaiu I w ould
aend CwminiMtiooeie. for tha parpoao and
duaign of obtaining peace for our two
eoumriae "The ana?er ot Lincoln to this
note wae. "As you have ?bow?d me a note,
brought with you from Richmond, you
may nay to Davis that I wilt are an) in for
iua! I? are ore peica lo our own
country.'' Mr. Iki.jamin mM ho b?*h?^ad,
when Blair tirat com* to Kiuhmoudi thora
wm an opening for aotno arrangement
which might Wad to ultimata peace Had
th* MkOii l>ean of lha mnii mind, ho alill
believed there might hate boon noma
grouud upon which ihey would have aet?
Hod tbo que?ti?n. Mr Boojaunu advocated
tteu immediate employment of n?geu?* lo
roinfmoo our army, and w?a hljfU'y appiau
dad by the meeting.
Fernando Wood on Peaee and War.
Ou lit* 6lh, in a debate in the Yankee
i)au-#?a the "Na?al. Appiopiaiion (Jill,"
Feruando Wood Km* tiprnutd hi at*#If
upon the qoMtii'O of prere :
lie bed hrped, auri atill hoped for peace,
acid that negotiation* to that end would be
produuPva of good reaulte. lie deaired
mutiny, ihit the aotag<>nietic aeriioue
should our# more bw brought together, jf
it he true lb-' the President and Secretary
ol State liava gone personally to meet Ute
rebel CouiOiiemonera trua K'chtuond, In
steed ef eouaure tb< y but followed tho pre
cedwnt ol Washington and Hamilton, the
one PrralwOOl etid lua other Secretary of
the Trcaau'v, who, in a similar emergency,
weoi in 1*796 to treat nitb thoa# engaged
'in the VVbiebuy iu?ittrev ion in P??nerlvenia
He, fur our, thai.hod llie Hruidtei lar
M'lf mu iiwiicM fnori t? in* luruitr
bedding ot blood mid Ih# of Imaaiioo ot
lite m>oi(|io? of lit* country.
Rumor mod ih* otgoihiwni bid fulled
Tom ?*? to Uo regr?u?d, but If they loitod
10 ino**<]?iii?r kI iki iiKiapwttiu* of iHa
,r?b?l ?u i lion tie* to return to ttioir alio
fiuocv aod duty oa the biuli ot war com
men Con?.nu?M"i, Ihuy ni.^bt aa trull haew
thai to lur H be the pear*
efitifliMila lh?t tie would not aualaia then
in their position. Ho Wat oppoeed'ie the
war beeausa-bc wn? opposed to Jl.? diaao.
Julio" of the Unto#, Md it bed been one of
bin cvotptaiiila agninrt ibe itJrulnUtrAiion
thai ao fnr from making overtures, it bad
prenei.ltd pmpuMtious of peace bjr denying
the edniiuaaee of com ati?*i vipers from Uie
ttouihcrn go*?rnuieut; but if the dear bad
oow been throw* open by the l*. evident,
aod if the miiwer 10 that wee that that
would accept recognition aod reparation
end notuing > !*#, tbea he dredved lo ?ey,
with Ilia InMdblo efl'ort#, Kb abowid aid the
conquering armlee of bie country t?> oblsia
by fores what it bad beee enable to obtain
by peach.
*< a TaetBi.e Intacta ?Freta Br eeb
rill* to (^Hariecton, N al)?a
From Brsiicbhiiie to Kfogavills, 46 mile*
. .Fieei HrancbeiHe to Florence, |Ug mile*
Fiuni flrsiMcbttlle to Columbia 4td mjhr*
Fro to B<?ocl)v4lle to August a, 7b aulas.
Froai UnioltriHi lo Wiiatltwtoa. lib
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r(?n BrinviKnM va ifftrtutM, n* |
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Kro'u le?'?n to Pluto**#, 191 tail**.
frrnm Wiiniu.f?oo to Plorafica, IU7
mil*#
Tlnd it* tfu Ynukw* Major Om*i?I
Sh?'riOrtM? The oo* oho vomiuand* to
Mo?ili ?:.if.)iin?, ia Wm T. JtfewrHMh?Ihw
on* in Mew.Orlrafta, 'I'lio*. W. Hti*r?pwa,
THa taai, we V ? **#. U*l a lag at th? br*i ,
at**# at Vicfc*barg. <
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4 'XI
Confederate Congrex*
Richmond. Feb 11.-?The Senate pureed
n bill, changing the time of holding the
election for itvpreHvnUtive* to Congress
from Mieaouri, to 11m fi?t Monday in No
veoibar*
: . ^
Mr Rurnett introduced * bill to abolivb
the office of Provoat Marshal, except with
ro llie lines of the army.
In the Poueo, tnveaag* fro* the Pre*i
dent wm received, staling tlml the number
of quartermaster* and asaUiiuit quurtrravaa
lera in the Confederate service we* 1.5)6
on |>oet duty, and fur the collection of lax
in kind. 318.
Ricu?oPD, Feb. 13.?In the Nenalo the
bill fnr raising 300,000 negro troop* wa*
reported back from the committee on military
affnir* with aiuendmvnte
Pending the further consideration of the
exemp'.ioa bill, tbe Senate w?ni ieto worst
a?aeion "
le the Hou*e tbe appropriation bill wn*
perfected and passed.
The tea bill wee referred to a special
committee.
Gta I.kk's Ok dkrh-lien. Lee haa iaaued
general orders ofturmf pardon to ell deser
lera and oieu improperly absent wlto return
to their command*, within 20 day* from the
publication of this order, el headquarter* of
the department hi whion >buy way be No
general aoiltealy will again be granted, mud
thoae w ho rcfu*M tu accept the pardon now
offal ed, or ahull Hereafter deaeri. anal I suffer
seeU puulahmenl as anuria may impwae,
and no application tor ciemeeov will be en
leruuned. The order close* as fellow* : . \
taking new resolution from the Tele
shush our enemies inland for n*, let overy
jnnn devo'.e all hie energiea to tbe common
defense. Our resource# wisely and vigor*
oualy employed are ample, end witb our
brave wruir edatfticed by a determined and
united people, aoccex* with God'ss*ei*lane
c mn<>i be d.wibilul. The edvauiages of
the enemy mil have but Utile value if w a
do not permit theui to impair our resolution.
We must oppose oonstaoey to adversity,
foi tilude o tittering, euurage to danger,
with a ttrm aesurapce tliei He who gave
freedom to our fall era, w ill ble?a Ihe efforts
?l thou children (o preserve It.
KUTICK TU TAX PAYEKS
II II 8 L- a.?4- ? -
" > u ne m ?? ?. ??mi piaoea or r??ei?
vi?K l?n oa the ft>tlowit| itam, via :
Al Ul. Helena Hall'i. Tktnday, Ptb 23rd
\l Malhiaa CregbhewV Friday, * 34th
At I'taanMiu Hill, Saturday, 14 25 h
At Horten'a, Monday, M 3*71b
Al Taxahew. Tueaday, M 2IIIU
i Geo. M Kundarburk'a, Wednesday, Marsh
I laU
| Al a, Th*red?*. March 3nd
At Mr*, f. M. Hvey'*, Friday, " 3rd
Al Laneeeter C. H , Monday, * lilt.
At CraigelUa, Tueaday, ? lib
St T. K. MagitlV Wednesday, ? tlh
Al Bctlair. 'lVur?d#|r, * .** 9 ii
Al Ktiaa* diuw, Friday, " lOlh
aad at the Caurt H<>u?? Court Week.
Th# tas book a wWI be closed on Haturd.y
lUa Iblu day uf Ayrtt; ill return* moat ba
made ?a or bafora that da*. Alt pereuae
eagagadln agriculture are 'eqqired la ntaha
a rolura mf lit* numbar of band* da taiploy
ad. Tax pay are aru required by law (a
iiitkn their r?llr?? and pay toeir lexee in
the Otalrfet, where tba pruperty ia located
Free negro a* are reqatfad to make tbair
retitrna and pay their laxae daring Ilia
Month af Ma rub.
N. M. VANL\ND1N<JI! A M.
T. 0. L Ik
Feb. 14, i?05 t If.
SOUTHOAROLINA.
. LAXUAtil ?K DWTRlCl'. *
B* l>. A Vl'lUJ VMS Mequ.ro, Ordir??ary
for eaid (Matrtct.
IVIIBtiK lM. JIWCV lAMMO-HD baa
applied lu aiu far Latter# of 4din??i?lration
on all and atogulnr tba Gnuda aad
C Hell tea, Righto and Credit# af K. i,
Mataihond lata of Um Uixlrlct afarueaid
uooaaocd. ., j*
TllUtlK ?r*, therefore, to cha and #?i.
mottfc* all and .lobular, tlta fctadaad and
creditor. of th? aaid tareowd, U? ha and
appeal bwtorc i??M ?mk next Oidinary'a
?Wl tut Hi? n?id UUtriat, la fe? hold.* at
LanaaaU-r Court Houna on iha itfd day of
rah. UiaH V* ahow < ?*>, If any, why
il.a aaid aduuoiatration ahould not fee gr?a>
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k IKvan ao?W mj feti4 and *eal, U?ia I at
V *** J <**f ?( Pffe. Mt lHa vear of oar
J LB. > Jrf?jd *0# tjiottaaod afrht feaqdrad
.< aUtp-lWa a ad iu tit* aWfetr.
ninth jeor of to* indep.fidanoa of taa
3teta oj doatfe Caroiio#.
B, A? WlLI>IAMS.o-:
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ESTATE SALE Y
BY pernii?*inn of I). A Wi-liamv Ordi-1
nary for l,aneH*ter Diatri.-t i *-ill aellV
on Thnrnday and Friday, the 23 I and 24tli
day* of February inalant, at the Inte re*iilcnte
cif (il.\SS CAS TON, aitu.ita in kha
Soutli Kinttern portion of r>uid District, on j
the water* ol Flat <Jrrek. Mll of the poriah I
hWIo property lielongintf 'y the Fatal* of I
hhid deceased con*i*tiug of?
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs, 1
Bacon, Corn", Wheat, live. Oats. 1
and other articles ut produce, y
Alao Plantation Tools, lloiivilti'ld and 1
Kilvhsn Furniture and * large Tandy of j
oilier article*
Tp.mmh ?Twelve monllitcrcJll with note
and npprbved aurelt and lotereal iroiuJata, i .
fur all aaina ofar Mve dollars.
Laud and Negroes.
I will nlpo, at tlie mine time and p!*a ,
rent Ilia l.ind and hiieihe \rgroe* belonging
to anid Katnla fur the remainder nl lha
praaoni year, it i* one of lha m >?t ml labia
and productive plantations in l-am-ae'cr
Uiairicl. The negroes aia about twenty ill
number?the nioai of tham piiuir ;iel?i imtnia
and aorna houan MarfMiila.
JOHN K WKKSII, Am'r.
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To Stook Raisers
OA VINO BBKX SOI.iriTKI) TO PUft011
aSE a flue Stallion, in order to cuiprore
the stock ot my neighborhood, I have selected
and pun-baaed, at a High price, the beautiful
young .thoroughbred home JKKE. L)AVIS?
shedliy the celebrated imported liorac Iota,
that was selected m England by Col Beatjr, of
Jidon J)isu ict, S. 0? and purchased without
regard to price, to Improve the stock ol the |
South. All that ace JKi'F. U A VIS will at once
perceive how well tha selection was made, ila
la lour yearn old, fifteen and a hall bands high,
and will be sixteen?is a rich mahogany hty.
and jnoiiounced by good judges* parlectinodel,
and is, beyond all qnnation, cipial to any coll in
the Confederate States He will remain all lie '
time at his stable, near Fist Rock
Tsmts ?One hundred dollars to insure, and |
our dollar to the gioom. Crest caia will b*
wkeu to prvrellt acciUcuU, but 1 will uol be
r*v*poi)rlbl? should any occur.
? AI?SO?
IUve a "ipply of hammered Iron Plough j
MOuldn ? a KUpmior article?for ral* }J i ? I
per lb., or oschsngo for cotton, one pound of 1
liou lot two of cotton. I
4. w. k'unn. I
Dec. 4, ISo4, <4?loui 4.u. v
KKKSUAW <* COHKORI.
ATT0&JUY3 AT LA#
us
gfolioitors in Bqaity.
LANAJjl KUl'ILLK, d. V
ur Will alland promptly te all baeiaeea
iiitnMUJ tn ihaiii
J. K. iSKSrtA VV, | VV. M CONNORS
OammIm, S. C. L*iio?rt?r, 0. R
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Attorney at Law
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AOiiicrroH Kttuirr,
Will praclioe in LanoAMtor and Ui? naigbbar.
in* Disuicta.
OnriOK AT L4Nt$ASrKll VlkLH.
Ootobar ?l?l. 18?ll. *11
1UBLT0M e WITHERSPOOtf, _
! ATTORNEYS AT L A \T
AM*
Botloitora iu Equity.
| Will ptaulie* In ljMtcn*(vr and in* Mrrn.ia>
* ding (Jisinci*.
C. U. Mrlto*, I U J \ViTM(tH?roon,
Chnltf, ri. C | lniiuii?r C. H
,January 48 ?I
WILLIAMS ft ftLLI&OM.
ATTOttNliYri \ X LA V*
A?o
Solioitors in Bquity.
LftNC.ldTKK. C H., 8. C.
Win ptMUte hi iha District of Lutcasur.
Prompt attention fiven to Colleotioev
Mr. IVfLLiMM nmjr b? oootalUxl at York rill*
S. C.% and Mr, 4u.t*oa at his ofto* I* th*
til?^ M ?
natM, ea Muomir.
Ju?v Till MftM. ?tf
jHHJtii c arol i n a
I.ANCASTKK M8TKICT.
Jooapb IV Blaokmou, applicant,") Appiloa- H.
| lion for
Jool D. iloalteioii, iraM A. J sale real
Bleak (mm, eed other* J Kruti o|
Brut .in Hlpclcnion, doc*4.
ft to my satisfaction thai J<>*?
A. BlnotoWoo. qo? t?f |tie ^foodanla, re-tdsa
ailkoul UU State, It M Hwnfotn ntdrrr^
) thai b* do appear and nkjrot Wi the dt?teioa
Of eaU of, the real eatale of Black,
in so, 4*o*a*ed, on or before the 30th day
of Keiirttarv ltA6, or bia cnrteeul to 11?
aarnt t*ftl bo entered of record.
,B. A. WILLIAM*
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