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n O OTICE.
Y0tIee.

A0tIfe.
WAS taken up by Thos. Ashley. about
the lst of July, ON his plantation. .
stray Steer, described as follows A pale
red Neef' with hole ssd under Bit in the
night ear. and crop and upper bit in the
lett ear, about four years Oil Appisised
at 50 %. w. e. BONNEY. Ranger.
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FOR THE DISTRICTS.

lst Di>trct--J. II. r. TAYLOR,
2nd O r. SINGLETON,
3rd w 5. FEATlIERSTON,
Attn b" HIRAM CASSI 0Y.
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ELECTORAL TlcKET-FoR THE WHOLE STATE
f.. G. WILKINSON. / A M. JACKSON.
w. IL. JOHNSON.
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.HCST received lot OF fine Segars, ior
" sale BY WA IASSEIL.
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TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUsTlo, 1861.
Dem 0cratic Ticket.
FOR PRESIDENT a.:

TVIN WEST UTN
GEN. FRANKLIN PIERCE,
Cf New Hampshire
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IPublished by reanesf. 1
A dress.

DELIVERED BEFORE NEWTON
INSTITUTE. on 2iru JUNE. 1852.
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for Congress The psees Of counosi;ion
a.c Rxed at twenty per eets. below those Of
isi9---the paper to be furni,hedby the gov
eminent.
Mr. Manhan's Inn received ne to'iow-
ing so;e--yca- 9l, tass S.
NEW ADVERTISER MgNTs
- = -ses--~- . ~ = = 49, = -~-.--
{. { ckGF I D srEsYs
Gage ~ stHMp5,
.AsoYrlea gr1 Co1rssllort at Ls-o.
woCDVlLLE IL.
Aug. 10. 1882
Lumber.
THE SnbssfilleE la pEspafed aAhiasasiA&
II miles east Of Woodvill,.. 10 furnish any
kind of PINE, OAK OR POPLAR lum--
Der that may be called for. BE viii also
contract 10 deliver lumber In WoCdviiie. h
desired. Any orders leit with Afessrs
Wright x Elder wilt meet attunfiap.
Jos. REDHEAD.
Aug 10. 1852 20gf.
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In a lettet wri,trn by Gen Sro,t. dated
October 2j. 1871. he says" Il I had had
the honor OF vote on the occasion, II
would have been in invor Of the land dis.
tribution bill.'
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,sss SaEAay TO MEhBsRs OF CoNGRKss,-
AlbiiiIhas been istrodsced into Congress
shy Mr.. .Fayette McMalIes, giving to MEM
{ abeYs Of Congress asalary Of > | 500 year
instead Of the present allowance tf 90 a
day Ut scenes TO Us that the substitution
9ro6eitixed SALARY sor the present per diem
swould have an excellent effect We agree
with the Staunton Spectator that it will
tend very much 10 shorten the sessions and
: save D deal Of money to the treasury.
So II b obvious that some remedy is deman-
ded Cor the waste Of time and treasure IN
der the. present system. Congress has
degenerated into political debating CLUB,
in which the claims of presidential aspi-
rants are convassed to the exclusion of
Of the public business. There is no necess-
ity for this interference of Congress in a
.Inatterw which properly belong to the people.
What commentary Il affords upon the
FRepnBlican theory that the people select
! 'asyweib as eleettheir their chief magistrate
The members virtually take this business
out ofthehauds of their constituents by
their wire working intrigues and speeches
in every session preceding Presidential
s,election.n Were fixed salary adopted,
Ahort speeches would be the order Of the
day, and the affairs of the nation would
receive attention, instead of members neg
feeling their own BUSINESS and meddling
with that which belongs to Others
.Richmsnd Republican,.
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Congress.

zn the Senite, on Tuesday, the joint
resolutions affirming the policy Of non-in-
. tervention We're further debated by Mr.. Ma
) son, who spoke in their support.
Insfbe House Of Representatives the
: Navy discipline bill was diecussed sand
passed over sinformally; and subsequently
the Homestead bill was considered in
Committee Of the Whole OF the state Of
J che Union.
-, In the Senate, on wednesday, the bill
determining the representation Of California
under the seventh census was further
. debated. F
The Deficiency bill was reported with
amendments.
a In the House Of Representatives reports
were ma6c iron tie C;s.-sss.ittee on the
Public Lands, and the Homestead bill was
then considered in Committee ofthe Whole
on the state ofthe Union.
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THE LANCASTER GROCERY
g AMP G.
PROVISION STORED

Nl1E subscribers are just receiving and
- now opening large and complete
assortment of GROCERIES and PROVI-
SloNS, which they are anxious to dispose
Of at extreme low prices for Cash or Coun-
try Produce. Their stock consists in part
as follows:
New Orleans and Muscovado Sugar,
Crushed, Powdered and Clarified do.
New Orleans and Muscovado Molasses,
oava and Rio Coffee, Almonds,
English Walnuts, Citron, Currants,
Pepper, Ginger, Spice and Cloves,
Nutmegs, Mace, Saleratus and Soda,
Mackerel, No. l, 2, and Salmon,
Beef Tongues, Herrings, Powder Il Shot,
Caps, Indigo, Crackers and Oranges,
Lemons, O'Mara's old Rye and New
Orleans Rectitied Whiskey, Madeira,
Port, Claret and Sherry Wines, Porter,
Ale, Newark Cider, w. w. Vinegcr,
Sardnes, Oysters, Ginger Preserves,
Cordial, Pepper sauce, Candies, Tobacco;
together with choice selection Of Cigars,
at all prices of the following brands, Filan-
tropa, Washington, Espana, Havana, Che
roots and Cuba SKIES, and large variety
of other articles too numerous to mention.
All those in want of first rate articles at
a low price, will please not to forget to
call at the LANCASTER GROCERY, at
the old stand Of j. A. Hasseltine, one door
South of the Catawba House, on Main st.
llASSELTINE & HAGINS.
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SPRING GOODS.

THE Subscriber is now receiving his
Spring Goods which has been selected with
great care as to styles and prices amongst
which may be found many articles suita-
bic for house keepers, Pots, Ovens, slillets.
covered spiders, &c, Flew Pans, Painted
Buckets, Tubs, and churns, coffee mills,
sh"veIs and tongues, looking glasses. sugar
coffee, n. o. Molasscs, Fine English Dairy
Cheese, Swedish Iron, suitable for wagon
tyre, Square, round and fat Iron, Wagon
boxes Of all sizes, ground out.
Dress Goods, kossuth prints, Lawns
printed and plain, Berages, Berien Cord
Checked Cambrics, India Book Muslin,
Dotted and colored Swiss, Jackonet Swiss
El"ings and Insertings, Thread and Ma.
chin" Edgings.
Embr'd's, Parodi, J'ny Lind d Linn col.
lars, Cuffs IL mderslccves of the latest STYLES,
Bonnet Ribbands, Linen Cambria and
Hrmstched Handkerchief, mems and
boys clothing; besides many other arti-
ties which will take pleasure in show
ing to my friends when they call.
A. g. DUNLAP,
Cor. of Main street opposite
the Court House
April |, 1852. At 81
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cssseessasnreef the southeru Standard.
WAsHINaroM Anril 8.

" o.
81 Bosh Houses were engaged on Friday
on the privsxs calendar. The Senate all
day debated one bill . The House passed
moro bills and despatched more business
than any day during the session. Both
Houses adjourned over until Monday.
To-day has been quite and still in the
city, and members appeard to enjoy the
holiday remarkable well, their labors hav-
ing been very arduous for sevral weeks:
'and'bcsides, the country will not object to
'adjdunments over, because when Con-
yress Is not in session, the country els safe.
Toe much Legislation is the tendency and
bane Of all republican governments
The presidential struggle S growing in
interest aud confusion. The Northern
wings, who favor the views of Seward.
seem determined to make Gen. Scott the
Wing nominee ; and it is now reduced to
a certainty that the Southern Wings will
,Percmptorily refuse to support him, unless
he comes out unequivocally in favor
,of the faithful execution Of the fugitive
slave law as it is. 1t is now supposed he
VIII make no written pledges, lest he
should drive Of the Free Soilcrs of the
North Some of the Nor;:ii,er politicians
have become empoldened by numbers,
and declare they will nominate Scott, and
elect him by unanimous Northern vote,
uscott Is Nominated without pledges, the
southern Wings VIII uaite with a few Fill
more Wings and rnn an independent
ticket EScott is SOminted with pledges
TO carry out the Compromise measures,
the Wing and Demoeratic Free Soilers
Will make a nomination, and support their
-own man
lae benAowats -are IN equal confusion.
1t tf 9 candidate nomina6sd is not accept
tablc to theStaaes Rigar aaen of the South
they will rum anindependent ticket. Ma
ny OF the States or Southern Rights men
;are of opmicn fhat fhei friends should
mot be represented at allin the Convention.
land thereby be left free to accept or reject
the nominee. Theyzaye Of opinion, and
Tetyljastly tea, ,dhs6byiseepiBg thems,l yes
nndePsadsEt Of the organizatiaa, that tn cir
WISHES will be n ere certainly consulted by
the nominating Convention and this is
the more apparent when'it ie pememberd,
that by going in, theyFlase themselves in
a position 10 be absorbed Sy the National
Democracy, indirectly FlodgiiRg dhelnselvs
ao'dbidc 6,e nommstion, whether accept
table. or not
Your State Jlras mover gene into the
BalfiiDWe Cowenfi0n, and 1t would be a.
maost insFPoetme fme seOsU 10 change her
,aeng established p0Ecy, when The chances
are so great tbst Sasree or fSsr candidates
H., -. Al Ic,ll 4
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with thanks we acknowledge the receipt
OF the following subscriptions to this dato
w. H. Hood Lancaster. 80 90
Jas s. McMurrray, do. Il 90
;. Coleman, PENIS Store, Va. q 90
oapt' Jas NJ. Ingram, Hanging Rock. q 90
H. Mosely, Hickory Head, q 90
;. H. Welsh, do do. .........2 90
+. +. Ingram, Cedar Shoals .........2 q 90
John L. Hucy, Warrenton, s. Co.. q 90
}. L. X. Belk, Cureton's Store. .......2 90
Capt. J. s. Perry, Long Street. ..... 3 90
}. A. NJ. Lanier, Liberty Hill. ........a 90
Jas A. Blackmon, Pleasant Hill .I 90
Whenever mistakes occur in receipts, or
any omission is made, the subscribers inter.
ested will please inform us, so that proper
corrections can be made.
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NEW SPRING
GOODS, 1852.

TINE SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE-
Il eeived and opened Il full and complete
assortment of SPRING and SUMMER
EOODS, purchased in the city of Charleston
with much care aeto Prices and STYLES of
which the following is part:
Dress Goods:
Plain. Wide, and Narrow Black Silks. suita.
Die Tor Dresses or Aprons; Figured and
Plain and Second Mourning Berages, Tissues.
inquired and plain and second mourning new
styles; embroidered and dotted Swiss M
Inns; figured Swiss and Jaconet N,s,.ns
new patterns plain Swiss and IIacone.. Su,;sS
an and Jaeonct Edgings and! iinser;ings; emb'd
S Unuer sleeves Lee and Muslin; French
worked worked Col'"rs and Cuffs; I'd mourning
onJ "noJ,isssSss;;,Vcry neat; cmbd and hem-stitched
"''' Sorde:ed Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs /:
gentlemen and ladies Gloves, full assort-
mcnt; Ribbons, bonnet and narrow, assorted
to sI.. the season: White Linen, all prices
and qualities: fine brown and grass Linens,
for ladies purposes Ginghams Of every va
riety; Calico. assorted English g. American
Blue and Black Cloths,
French, English and American fine
Black French Docskin Cashmere, Fancy
Summer c. ssimcres, assorted; Twccds, all
kinds; Linen Drilling, white and colored.
light and heavy.
Cottonadcs, striped, plaid and plain, suita.
Bile for servants wear; bleached and brown
Shcetings and Shrtings; Bleachcd and
Brown Cotton Drills
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Coats, Vests, Shirts, Collars, &c.
BOOKS of different kinds, amongst which
will bo found Il few "Amcrican LAWYER or
Business Mans Form Book"
Hats Of the latest fashion.
II A r. d w A r e,
full assortment, amongst which will be
found everything generally used b. the Plan
ters of the country.
Boots and Shoes:
Avery full supply both for Gentlemen and
Ladies'
A fine lot of Pcrfumeries selected cxprcss-
ly for the Ladies' with care.
Crockery, Glassware, and Groceries :
All kinds usually kept.
The public arc respectfully invited to call
and examine our stock of goods, which we
will take much pleasure in showing, and to
the Ladies' particularly and if our styles and
prices suit, we will expect IA share of their
patronage. JONES CROCKETT.
Apr s Al 9
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IN EQUETY-Lancastcr District

IN EQUETY-Eanca District
Dorcas c. Perry, widow, OIivcr) Bill
H., and Thos. ID. Perry, Exccu-
tors Of Zadock Perry, deceased. io' SaIc
VS.. of
Benjamin Williams and wife, D
Mary, Rebccca Perry, Elizabeth h!"I rs
Perry, Louisiana Perry. Ruebcn S''r "' = a.
Perry, George F Ingram. uo'N reF-
Eleanor Perry. rv. decd
1t appearing to my satisfaction that all the
defendants above named, reside without the
limits of the State, except George f. TG.ram
and wife, he having married daughter of
Zadock Perry. Ii is ordered on motion of
Williams, solicitor for complainants that the
said defendants do answer plead or demur
TO the Bill in above ease, on or before the
18th June, 1852; otherwise Judgment pro
tesso will be ordered against them.
JAMES II. .W1THERSPOON.
Com. Eq. l.. d.
Lancaster, G. H., March %, 1852.
3mO.
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SADDLE g. HARNESS
Establishment.

CA THE SUBSCRIBER RES
= pectfully informs the citizens of
this District and elsewhere, that he has
removed from his former stand to the old
stand formerly occupied by F. X. Brum-
NETT, where heis prepared to carry on the
Saddle and Harness business in all its va
rious branches; such as Covering and
Padding Saddles, which he will warrant;
Wagon Harness, Riding Brides, &C..
and will sell as low as can be purchased
elsewhere.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
DIM. POER.
Lancaster, Feb. ~. EN-
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MONUMENT TO THE DEAD
IN MEXICOi

The Citizens or Lancaster District are
informed that the undersigned have been
appointed n committee to obtain subscrip-
tons in this District for the purpose above
specified
Feeling. that to urge word in behalf Of
such an object, would be Offering an
insult alike 20 the gratitude and patriotism
OF our District, we. simply state that
the namesof all who died, during the Mex
lean Campaign will be inscribed upon this
monument. We begsthat those disposed
OF contribute will hand in the amounts
Immediately 10 either of the Undersigned
Lieut. J. b. COUSART,
Lieut.. A. j. SECREST.
Sergt M. HELTON. Il.
Committee of ofCompany I.
April l, g If
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER

rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT Lam
y easter G. H., at Two DOllsss per year.
This paper is bound tono party, but advo-
Gates ail measures which the Editor believes
win prove of benefit 10 the State.
BD- Win euf exchanges have the kind
ness 20 copy the shove notice. We will re-
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

HEAD QUARTERS, !
2lst Regm't, S. {. Militia. {
In obedience to an order eminating from
the Brig'r General of the 5th Brigade.
An election will be held at the usual
place of rendezvous of each Company in
this the 2lst Regiment on Saturday the
Goth of May next, for Colonel, to fiji the
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of
Col. Dixon Barnes. The polls to be OPEN
ed and closed according to law the mana
gers Of each box to meet at Lancaster CHI.
onMonday the 3lst of the same month at
IL o'clock NJ, count the votes and report
forthwith i'll writing showing the result of
the election. Fl. Il. PRICE.
Lieut.. Col. & Col pro. ten.
Apr If 8
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I'm Equify---Lancaster District.

I'm Equffy---Lancast District.
Nathaniel b. Ingram, Petition to sub
as. ject an Equity
Nathaniel Ingram, to pay icgaI
Francis P. Ingram. demand.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Natha-
MEL Ingram (son Of Jemima) resides beyond
the limits of this State. ills ordered on
motion of Moore, solicitor for petitioner, that
the said Nathaniel Ingram do answer. plead,
or demurr to the petition filed .sgaihst him
in the above case, on or before the lst day
of june, 1862, otherwise Judgment pro con
fesso, will be ordered against him.
JAMES III. WITHERSPOON
..,. G. u. l. ID. p
Lancaster, c. IT., s. C., Feb. 26, 1852.
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@ II e A p G. GODS
At BeIlair. y. G..

TIIESUBSCRIBER IS NOW RECEIV.
Il ing from Charleston large additions to
his stock Of CHEAP GOODS, amono
which are many articles to suit the comin9
season, which will be sold at such prices as
cannot fail to give satisfaction. Those
wanting Goods will find it 10 their advan-
tagc to call early, before the many REALLY
CHEAP articles are sold out.
-" Terms CASH, or four months for ap-
proved paper.
CHARLES p. EVANS.
Bcllair, Feb &c. 3---tf
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DISSOLUTION.

NIIEPARTNERSHIP OF EMMONs
IL u Button is this day dissolved by
muu.c,l consent of the Partners, The
notes all! accounts of the Firm have been
placed in the hands oi William A. Moore,
Esq. for the payment OF the liabilities of
the Firm; and he alone is authorized to
collect the amounts due the Firm and u
pay the debts due by them. All persons
owing said concern will therefore please
pay up forthwith, and all persons having
demands against the Firm will present the
same to Mr.. Moore for payment.
FRANKLIN EMMONSi
j. b. BUTTON.
Mar II, 1852 Ct.
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COM M ERCIAL.
LATEST DATES,
The Markets.

CHARLESTON. April 9.-CoTTos-A GOOD
Deal of irregularity attended the transactions
throughout the whole of the preceding week
The market was very much depressed and
W Mhen we closed our inquiries the better quail
mes were an &c, easier, while the common
qualities had suffered reduction of about 4c
The transactions during the last two days.
particularly those Of yesterday, show n deci.
d. Oily advancing tendency in prices. and the
market may be said TO have closed mt about
&C. advance ON most qnalitiec, on the prices
exported III our review of the I'd inst
lhe sales of the week average IL, 900 bales,
at prices ranging from ST to 81.
There has been good demand for most
qualities OF Long Cotton this week and the
demand Is fully up to the receipts, which
comprise S24 bales. Former prices not
only have been fully sustained, but the trans
actions establish slight improvement on
the rates of the previous week.
CoLUMBIB, April 0.-CoTToN-The cot
ton market during yesterday and TODAY was
almost brought To n stand not, however.
from the want of demand or the reduction in
prices, for the former is still active and good.
and the latter strong and very full but mere
ly in consequence of the small supply on
sale; consequently the transaction of the two
days have been confined to some % bales,
at prices ranging from 81 to II cents.
CAMDEN, April lO.-Thc Cotton Market
has been somewhat animated since our last,
with nm inward tendoncy in ,,r:n<. W.
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1t appearing to my satisfaction that
Thomas L Dunlap and Mary his wife, Geo
w Stjnsoa Esther NJ. Stinson and her
child, Octavia defendants in the above
case reside beyond tn" limits Of this State.
1t Is ordered on motion of Clinton and
Hanna, solicitors for complainants, that
the said defendants answer, plead or de-
muir to the Bill in above ease on or before
the 2lst day of June 1852, otherwise
Judgment, pro confesso will be ordered
against them.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON.
Comr Eq'y L. d.
Lancaster G. H., s. c., mar Is 3moG
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SELLING OFF at COST
- And Less!

"a VIZ NNOScHOer belng Very ANXIOUS
IN to dispose Of the balance of his
stock Of DRY GOODS, HARDWARE,
HATS, CAPS, BONNETS, &c, to close
up his business and make room for the
large stock Of Groceries and Provisions
now coming into the StoreNxill sell at such
uncommon low prices rs to induce all
those i'll want of such articles as he has,
to purchase of him. If you want large
quantity Of Goods for little money call
at the old stand of
J. A. HASSELTINE.