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THE LANCASTER LEDGER
rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT Ian
4 caster CHI, SC, atTwo Dollars per wear.
This paper is bound to no party, but adyo-
Gates all measures which the Editor believes
will prove Of benefit to the State.
X. 8. BAILEY. Editor q n,o,.,..
g5D Will our exchanges have the kind.
ness TO copy the above notice. We will ro-
eiprocate the aayor ~.iS::: VINO: called upon.
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WATCHES and JEWELRY.
CHARLES SMITH,
Watch Maker and
j H w Ell ERR,

RESP ECTFULLY IN
forms the inhabitants of Lam
caster and vicinity, that he is
prepared tn repair Watches
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II am man, and deem nthing which rs.
ldtes 10 man foreign 10 my Jeelings."
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1t was the Sunday following, after the
evening service, that the funerals took
place. Mr.. G. had arranged that all
the school children should be present; and
those belonging to Georgy's and willie's
class bore theiS coffins. z
In less than week the place that had
known them knew them no more a week
before they had worshipped in Gods
Church for the last time on earth; and
now they were come to be committed,
earth TO earth, dust to dust, and, we will
hope in prospect Of joyful resurrection.
1t was an affecting sight, and there were
few who did not deeply feel it. After the
solemn, but beautiful and touching ser
vice was over, Mr.. O. returned 70
the Church, and addressed the children.
lie told them they might learn q great
lesson from the event which had taken
place,-the greatest lesson in life, namely
obedience. BY disobedience man fell,apd
all were made sinners; but by the obedi-
ence of One Man many were made right
eous. He told them that they must try
to follow in the footsteps of this great pat
tern; and that whenever they felt inclined
to be tempted to disobey, they must re-
how our blessed Saviour gave us
an example Of great humility when child
like themselves, how He was subject unto
His parents, and how He increased in "a
your both with God and man.
Months and years have passed since
hen, but I am sure there are several who
yill not easily forget that Sunday. The
,retty village, the old Church, the quiet
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IN EQUITY-Lancas District

Mar 23, 1862. 3mo.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-21
ST.. LOUIS, No., Oct. 10, 1852.

Friend Add presume letter from q
interesting to your readers. On q recent
visit to your City, | was greatly struck
with establishment at the rapid strides your
young City is making towards greatness.
by close observation, was convinced thai
these living at distance could not form the
rcmotest idea of the business done in Your
City; for all seems life ard activity ON the
wharf, receiving and discharging the products
of the Great Wabash Valley, which is un-
surpassed for fertility Of soil, in the world.
Also the vast Greeu River trade, composing
the center OF the rich country o. Kentucky
and in return, your numerous VIII ,lesale
Houses are supplying them with articles
of domestic u.s.. With all these resources.
combined with the Canal which will soon
tap the Wabash at Vinccnnes say with
'all these avenues Of wealth pouring into
her lap, she must ere long be one of the
greatest Cities of the west.
In travelling by Ian! 70 this place, | pass
cd through Carmi, the County seat of White
Co. His, ard in company with friend, |
visited the county Prison, and took peep at
the Elephant in the from of German
who is chained in his cell, charged with
the Murder of an freshman for his money
(ther names | did not Icarn). The facts.
as learned them, are as follows: the Ger
man lives in Perry Co. Ia, and has been
trading in Chickens from White Co. Ills, to
New Orleans, and on his return, the irish
man came with him to buy some Dray
Horses. When on the edge eff White Co.
the murder was committed and the German
got his load and left for the South; when
the man was found, recognised only by lis
clothing, pursuit was made. The German
was taken in New Orleans, and now aw ats
his trial
found q better farming country than /
expected from previous reports, was aston
ished to hear men Je1onging to the Demo
cratic party, express their determination to
vote for the Hero Of Lundy's Lane. You may
rest assured Illinois is up and doving her
duty for him.
You are aware of The excitement with
regard to those Mysterious RaPpings in
some parts. | visited some of the greatest
Mediums of South, rn Ills, and did not see
anything to convince me that there is any
reality in such stuff; and in short, | be-
leve it to all be hoax,- think it is only be-
leved by the very weak minded persons
| haye~spun this out longer than ex-
pected, as my i~eas are rather obsolete.
Adieu.
n TRAVELLER.
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4 Vile Islander g.csu(ea.

The following paragraph has been going
the rounds of all the democratic papers for
some time past, purporting to be an extract
from the instructions of Gen. ScoTT, to bis
recruiting officers to the Mexican service:
"You are instructed not to enlist foreigners,
for the battalion of ST. Patrick has taught
us that foreigners cannot be trusted.
This paragraph found its WY iato the
Washington Uni3n, and falling under the no.
tice of Capt. HAMILTON, of the L. 5. Army,
it is thus, by him, nailed to the counter as
base coin:
II beg you will deny it, IN ny aams, as
utterly and unqr aliiedly false. WAS one
of Gen. SCOTS aid-de-can.pS during the
Mexican war, and have continued in that ca
pacity to this time. The only Instructions
given by Gen Scott to recruiting ciii GERS
were TO report to certain officer in the L..
States, viz; Gen. Brooke, at New Orleans,
and Adjutant General oil the Army at
Washington, ID. c., &c, &c. Al other in
other Instructions 10 recruiting officers were
issued from the Office of the a 'iutanL Gen.
at W 1shiGgtol. anj, on inquiry In -, / am
authorised to state HAT 10 such Instructions
were, however, issued from the Adult mt
Generals office, it could only have been
done with the sanction OF prcsi Gent Polk or
Mr. Secretary OF War Marcy, under which
Acjutant General Jones issued orders curing
the absence OF General scott in Mexico.
Ihe utter folly OF so doing, in time of war
especially, is sufficient to stump this, pur-
porting to be ali extract from General SCOTS
instructions, as base forgery. feter4te--
the statement is utterly false!
Very respectfully,
Your 0bedient servant.
SCHUYLER HAMILTON.
Captain by Brevtt, U. s. Army.
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G10 INWARD

StTOLEN by G.. W. Davis, from Cabiset Shop In this
y town. the 3rd Bs lot Of Cabinet makers took.
consisting of Plains. Chiseis. DC, part OF which he
sold, aid the balance iii Supposed carried of-Ae also
malta ted ANA destroyed Furniture Patterns, oe said
Davis is about 80 ears old feet inches IN height. large
dun blue eyes-large under Zip, which bangs over a
small retreatiug Cln--nose tarIed up, that his
rfs appear in froEt and lsps-is little deaf in
when king, is slig OF hand performer. and
= Cabinet maker by trlde; has hlcared unmeaning
look very disspt-d. in fact the embodimentcfa Whisky
drinker will pay the above reward for his delivery In
this town. which viii about pay his transportation
as freight If any person this and does not think
the reward will Justify his delivery here they will please
caution The public against this notorious drunkard and
thief G. +. POWERS, y. M.
oetl9-3td<w Olney. Oct. q, Is52.
S--Eyansville Journal copy 10 The amount Of 50,
and charge this Office Il OFHey Banner.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-21

WHOLESALE Dry GooDs, &C. Messrs.
Morgan, Keen & Preston have been receiv-
ing large additions to their stock of Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, &C., and are daily in
receipt of fresh lots. Mr. Keen has Just re-
turned from the Eastern cities, where he
bought largely. He is known to be good
buyer and to fully understand the wants of
this market. Country merchants would do
well to give them a call. Their advertise
ment will be found in anhther column.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-21

LIQUOR LAW DFcIsIoN.-One of the Tos-
ten magistrates has decided that the buyer
of liquor was an alder and abettor in the
crime, if crime it were, by procuring The
sale: and that as "Particsps crtmsais,'' those
who purchased liquor for the sake of giving
evidence against the seller, could not be e.
gal witnesses, and their testimony should
not be taken. The prosecuting attorney
coincided in the opinion of the court, and
the case was dismissed. This will break Up
the busi;:ess of inlormers.
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y NiC~s SFtctE.

a week or two ago. ionr creditors started
OF Boston, in the same train Of cyrs, for the
purpose OF attaching the property , "a certain
debtor in Far ngion, in the Site of u ine
lie owed each one separately, and they each
were suspicious OF the object OF the other, but
dare not say word about il. - they rode,
acquaintance all, talking upon every ng ex-
except That which they ndd most all heart
W men they arrive at tue depot 1t Farming
tor, which was three miles from where Tie
debtor did business, they ,Ound nJthinL 10 put
EN- over the road" but a solitary cab, towards
which they all rushed. Three Ut la. and re.
fused ddmHtance 10 the fourth. an they al!
s,artrd. The fourth ran after, and cot upon
the outside with the driver. lie asked the
driver it be wanted to sell us horse He re-
Piled that he did not want t1-thtt he was
not worth more than go, but he would not
sell him Tor thIt. lie asked him if ne would
take 500 Tor him. Yes said he. TIE
Fourth man" quickly paid over the money,
took the rens and back d the cab W to a bank
slipped il from the harness, ana tippcd il
up SO that the door could not be opened, ana
jumped upon the horses back and rods. off.
''lick-a-ty switch" while the insiders were
locking out OF the window, feeling like
singed cats. he rode to lawyers, and got
"a writ made and served and his dedt secure,
and got back 10 the hotel Just the insiders
came up putting and blowing. The cabman
50 II boa yht back his horse fo- SIC. The
sold men offered to pay that sum if the
fortunate one who found property suffi :ient
to pay his own debt, would not tell of it in
Boston.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-21

A Sign FROM VIRGIYIA.-One hundred and
srventy-eight Demo rats, in Rockin. h. m
county, Virginia, who never voted the
Wing ticket, sent on the other day To the
Whig Central Committee at w ashiagton, tor
hir documents. They state in their order
hat they are al going for Scott, and that
there are many more Democrats in that re-
gion, who, ike them, cannot stand the New
II mPshire b gldier.-i AT. Telegraph.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-21

@We observed in the City day before
yesterday very large number of country
Wagons loaded with Merchandise, bound for
different points in Indiana and Illinois. =
This is at present the principal mode of
transportation, to many interior towns,
although large quantities of goods are daily
shipped by the Evansville and Illinois Rail-
road.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
g@BB,EG USE.
Evansville, INDIANA.
MORGAN, l. -EN G. Pr GToN,

NO Lean, l. Lin d = K SEON,
Je66ers IN Foreiga and Domestic Dry GOo9s, Boots
and Shoe. Hats, Caps. BoRRefs. &c, &c,
Main 81. between first ana Second.
TTAVE now in store and on tle way ST. Pack =
4 Il gcs 0s crcasssssi iSe: sing one of the
LARGEST and best selected socis in the State. To which
aud Kentucky; feeling confident tiat il Is aO7 no longer
the uicfs Il If Merchants visiting iOuisyilic ard ine
na Tod ths Parpose OF making teir Purchases of Goods
.hey bHy iheir stogSs equally well. closer 10
hoinc, and sase an item in Ep,nses and freight.
Merchants viii find in visit I, Evansville ms fan and
winter aud always hereafter, large and selected
stocks IN every branch Of Trad there having
new Houses opened this
We buy OF Goods of the NsnUfas Jurors aud
their Agcnt-. ATT will sell them lo,s The lon est
any rSet III side al tIe manufacturers.
OR s'yl,s Of 1'i are sapurb. being the cream oil
tie foIr Elsitrn Markets..
Ih Trade Is repeatedly invited TO call in and see
them, when the Il bb'is will speak Tor hymseyss.
We dor NDcit lrade. upon ths strength - advertise
Ing 10 sell eli ,tpcr than aeariy az Our neishbors, and
wing Of the Finn IN the AGrfet t. buy The goods.
or rJr avcr,s that We jmPsr j. 5Ozes nj goods
or from putting Phillip Allen SOs brand g cent
prints; It from "a fact have large stock Of goods
AMI VIII keep on. are doing every day. selling
them atthc lowest market rae. matter what i, 50
tina, IL is above cost
y. We promise 20 give satisfaction IN hingorlers:
all goods may &c returned to not sHg ths party
or erng ther4 Ord flied at once shipped at lov
frs gs and insured If desired always keep open
policies with sound Ihsg Com laIIies
Feathers, Rags Ginseng, BecswdN, Castor Oil ia bbs,
oblccO IN hhls Furs and Pcltries tasen 10 exchange
fDr goo is, or account at market rates
octal MORGAN. KEEN Sc PRESTON.
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] 2. @ESKER.

.Nain STREET aeGr the BashiHgtoa House.
g. HAS just received large and we'll selected as
Esi ssOrtnent of COs&ing and P1roT stoves, OF III
2 81 latest aud most approved patterns, which he
~ - will sell tstonisEirgh low.
Also all KINDS OF Tin Steet iron, Brass and Gopher
ware. stove trimmings. &c., dc. Also most splendid
1rn mt of Britannia w embracing Tea and Coffee
Pots Cream Pitchers Sug Bowls, Candle Sticks,
Knives aud For Spo0Is, Casters longs, &eSc, whie.
viii tax, pleasure in showing 70 the public Iall and
ee my wares scIsO
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The state ELECTIONS.

- Yesterday, We briefly gave our'ressens'for
believing that even if Pennsylvania had gone
badly for the Wings in the State election, and
it has not gone differently from the calcuIa-
tons of well posted Whigs-no judgment
can be formed from the result, that. Scott will
not carry the State by large majority. If
we pretended to bet at all, we. would wager
more readily on Pennsylvania going for Scott
than Indiana going for Pierce. So much for
our convictions founded on some study of
facts and figures.
AS for Ohio, the Wings have made urge
gain there. They have done better than
they anticipated. They have reduced the
Democratic State majority from $4,000 to 5
or 5000, according to the last figures. Is
there not cause for exultation on the part OF
Wings in this election! What Wing in Ohio
expected to elect as many. Al hig members of
Congress in that State as have been elected.
We tell you the Wings have gained a great
victory in Ohio this fall, if you pretend to
compare this years election with the last two
OF three.
In Indiana, we have been badly beaten, and
il is pretty certain the State will go for Pierce,
q man whose name not Hoosier knew six
months ago. But what if Indiana does go
for Pierce ! She is Locofoco State,-she
went for Polk and she went for Cass, and to
think she would 60 for Gen. Scott, is not to
judge her by past experience. Before the
State election, we thought she might cast her
vote for the best man. After that, we are
convinced Locofoco deception has more gull
bility to practice upon in Indiana than we
had supposed, or at least it has more in
own party. The recent election here has
made us well enough acquainted with Loco
foco party drill in Indiana, to understand
that The mass of that party can be ,chippeI in
TO 'dojust precisely as the Locofoco leaders
in the state say they shall de. But whether
in that party, there are enough men claiming
judgements and wills of their own, with the
moral courage TO carry ont their honest belief.
in favor of Scott, and give him the vote of
the State, remains to be seen.
In these State elections, the Whirs then
have no cause of complaint. Not a thing
has transpired to prove they are not as sure
of Pennsylvania and Ohio as they were be-
fore the election. The mere hope we enter
tanned OF Indiana, y which no hWig poll
tician outside of the State calculated upon
has been considerably lessoned-and that is
all. Let every Wing do his duty on the day of
election, and every Democrat carry out his
honest convictions without fear of the party lash.
and even Indiana will give her electoral vote
for Scott. In the last too weeks we have had
nothing to lessen our confidence in the tr-
umphant election of Gen. Scott, asd if any
Wing or Democrat can give US good reasons
why this conviction should be changed by
anything which has since transpired, we
should like him to show US the documents
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-21

~ Barnum's last humbug, "the travel
ling Menagerie," composed of Gen. Tom
Thumb and other large animals, don't appear
to stake" with the people of CINCINNATI
They say they have seen the Elephant be-
fore.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-21

T+Joseph Gray was shot and killed at
Chambersburgh by Samuel Reed, on Tues
day last, election day. The former had knock
ed down the father of the latter and was
about stamping him when shot by the son.
Reed has given himself up aud will be tried
to-day. Reed was decent young man,
Gray 4 laWIess rowdy. L-LGtdyettc jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-21

A PREVENTIVE OF CHoLERA.-It has been
fully ascertained, says the report of French
commission, both at Paris and elsewhere,
that rain water is a prophylatic of cholera
ard that this disease has never proven an
epidemic in any city where rasin water is ex-
clusively used.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-21

Cr The BALL that was to have come
of night before last at F, ster Hall, was
indefinitely postponed account of the
"Indian Summer" The next regular one,
the ID of the series. viii be had some time
next week.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-21

f" We advise those who have received
copies of Hon. Il. Smiths speech, on the
proposition of Hon. s. Douglass to authorize
a levy of Tonnage Duties by the States for
the improvement of Rivers and Harbors, to
read it. 1t has much in it that affects the
West, and facts with which all Western men
should become acquainted. Mr. Douglass is
one of the great leaders of the Democratic
party, and was prominent candidate before
the late convention for nomination for the
Presidency. His system Is nothing more nor
less .han taxation of western farmers and
others for improvements, which the Gorprn-
nient makes for the East. Read this Socu-
ment, Democrats.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-21

CO. At late hour yesterday afternoon,
we had received neither dispatches, papers
or letters, giving election news. 1t was the
hardest day to make up even a small news
paper, we have seen for some time, SO far as
giving news was concerned.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-21

THurrah for California;! Here is an
item going to show the decided ''propogating''
advantages she has over her sister States -
The San Francisco Wing states that within
the last three months no less than fourteen
pairs of twins have been born on the sterile
hills Of San Francisco.
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RAILROAD DIVIDEND.

ENHE Interest dividend Of seven per cent per anHum
L on all Individual StOck in the T.. and L. Railroa
paid out in fall prior Ist July last is payable to
present holders OF said Stock. by Of the Co. due
lst July 1853 IL terest allowed from date OF each pay
ment IL July 1882 BY order OF the Board.
Office F. d ]. II. X. co., JOHN lNGLE Jr- Sec.
Evansville, Oct. I9ih Iej3.S octI9Iwd&y
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FOR SALT

4 VALUABLE farm Of 100 acrc', I02 miles from Fv-
4 ansyille on the Princeton road. Ehers ahOGt
y acres under cult walton. The remainder heaxilt a-
bersd The apple and peach orchards young and in
fu bearing: there are also the premises. good two
stur. frame house with Kitchen AMI Smoke houses, Se.
attached stables. well aud two cisierns. For terms
Of sale apply to MRS. RUNClE, Oh ths premises
Oct "a isja uscg1- fw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-21

ns-A rise in the river was reported at
Louisville day before yesterday. 1t has not
reached here yet, and we guess it won't be of
much Importance when it does.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-21

ttTWe have not received Vincenues Tri-
weekly Gazette for two weeks. What's the
matter, old gentleman! Have the Locos got
you down!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-21

OEAny person wishing to buy valuable
farm near this city, had better refer himself t
an advertisement in another column.