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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

DAMAGED RAGS AT AUCTION.-WALTER GREEN
~ OUCH CO., will sell, this day Saturday, st II
O'Clock in front OF store 100 Wall street for account Of tho
underwrtcrs whom may concern go bales white blue
and rags slightly damaged the voyage Of i'm
portatiOn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

II MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL, THIS
=. day at o'clock at l73 Chatham street second
furniture from families remoynr also from nanuacur
ers general assortment Of furnture also erokery glass
and large assortment Of fancy and other goods All
will BIO sold without reserve. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

TTOUSE WANTED IN WEST FOURTEENTH STREET
IL -Aamily desire to large four story house,
built with all the modern improvements to respon
ble person. the family paying the nor thor board
References exchanged Address with name box 2l Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

COTTAGE WANTED-FRONTING THE SHORE, OF
Oeasy access landing above on hours
ride Of city rent not exceed $O for six months Ad
dress Z. j., Herald once,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

CTABLE WANTED TO RENT IN BROOKLYN-IN
y tho vicinity Of Fulton Atlantic streets capable Of
holding horses For such place fair
will be paid by good tenant Please address, by note g.
FREEMAN, "a Nassau street, Brooklyn. which will meet
witt mint
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

COPPER ORE-SECOND SALE BY THE NORTH
~ Carolina Copper Company-For delivery during the
month of Arr-SlMEON DRAPER will sell at auction at
the Merchants Exchange the first Tuesday Aprl next
a. l2H oolocs two hundred tons Of copper ore
twenty per cent in richness Terms made known the
nf ala
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

ITO LET-RoOMs, IN VERY QUIET AND GENTEEI.
j house, within few doors Of Sixth avonue-69 West
Nneteonth street. Torms to permanent and
persons, will be moderate Satisfactory references win be
given and required
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

ITO HOUSE OWNERS AND BUILDERS-WANTED
to rent house, between Bulls Head and the Battsfys
where the $780, the
agent Of which will spulate not than double the
residence Or would purchase house. whore quarterly
monthly instruments would be taken In payment Good
security Address Traveller Herald
stating where and when an interview can be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

VITANTED-PART OF HOUSE, FOR A PAMLY-OF
w four persons between Barclay and Fourth Streets
ssting Of fvo rent not to exceed 1900 Address
stating location, C. H., Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

ID March 2sh at o'clock p NJ at No. Willow street
between Middagh and Poplar streets Brooklyn the entire
parlor, chamber and kitchen furniture of respectable
hos ri ng hons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26
HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC., WANTED.

A MODERATE SIZED FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.
"A for few months in the vicinity Of Uuion square, Ad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

The HIGHLANDS, March 25--6 PM.
bark is passing the Hook bound in and brigs arc
in the cling. steamship passing the bar going
out (the United States, for New orleans).
Wind NV. Weather clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

WANTED-BY PRIVATE FAMILY, FOR TWO Oh
w three years first class house, with all tho
improvements above Tenth street.
Fourth Sixth Address box 2o4 Post Once,
naming tho price and location Possession required OF
before the 18th April
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

GREENWOOD CEMETERY-ANY PERSON OWNING
desirable lot At Greenwood, either improved or nat
hear of purchaser by addressing Greenwood Herald Once
stating location, condition and price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

CALo0N FURNITURE AT AUCTION, 1T n. DOUGH-.
- TY.-0n Monday, March 18th, A. 10 O'clock At n
Eighth avenue committing oountsr glass }axs
tables chairs candies tumbles wns: dsosassrs
Preach bsdstssds oArpe crbs creek
ery oil divaAs slso about huA-
dred yards English oil cloth, nearly new.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

DART OF A HOUSE WANTED-FOR A SMALL IA
mily the north part the city, and below Twentieth
street Lower floors preferred Rent not to exceed $780,
Address box GLIB Post Once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

and wife.-Aust bs eligible and in good location be-
Houston and Twentieth streets the vicinity Of
st. Georges Church. References exchanged. Address
T. e. W.. Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

IIOUsE AND LOT, OR VACANT LOT ON THIRD
IL Sixth Eighth avenues, south OF FOrteth street,
wanted at moderate price corner preferred Address q.
TAYLOR Herald oficd, stating location, price, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

Steamships Black Warrior, Havana and Mobile United
States Norleans; ship Adirondack st John ND; banks
Free Trader (Br), Glasgow; William, MataDzas,
Wind at sunset, WSW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

TT0USE WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISH
hire moe three story house either furnished or un
and Croton Win take lease suited Address, immed-
ately, Rex, Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-26

WANTED-A HOUSE OR PART OF HoUsE-THR
w advertiser small house, part house. IN
the part Of the Fifth ward If possbls for sms
family Any Directing to two small children need
not apply. H. NJ WEED, Eric place. of Roade and
West streets
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-12-21

An AMUSING OCCrRRExcK.-Afo foreign
correspondent OF the New York Tribune
mentions, AS an "amusing affair."" horse
whipping given Hassenpfug, the prime
minister Of the Electoral Hessc, by Count
lsenbnrg, the son-in-!aw Of the clector.-
The occurrence happened in the market.
place. The minister cried murder" and
a great crowd assembled instantly, bu,
Count lscnburg shouted, "Good people,
be q"et-it is only your prime minister
l'"senpt"g, whom | am bclabnring"-
cheers greeted this announcement, ring
was formed, and ITasssnphug was whip
ped urtil the count became tiro.l. Prime
ministers do no: appear TO enjoy much
popular favor in Germany.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-12-21
THE Z LANCASTER IEDGER.

in other words; we will not permit men to
drink Does it appear TO any reasonable
man that law of this kind can accomplish
the desired result For one, we think not
For our part, we wish there was not, and
never had been drop of liquor on the
earth more suffering, sorrow, crime, rcmorse
and concomitant evils have been caused bv
the incorporate use of it, than any thing in
the world. We belong, and occupy one of the
highest Offices in the Order of Rcchabites.
We hope ever to be 4 strict total abstinance
mar, ard We would that all men were of the
same determination, VIC would spare no
pains to- spread the Temperance cause, but
we unhcsiatiugy declare we cannot see any
beneficial result to follow from the cnactm snt
Of Il Prohibitorv Law in South Carolina.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-12-21

when this machinery is ready to their
hand, there can be little donbt but that
they will use it, and in order to effect this
purpose, lie proposed simply to extend the
organization Of our Military Schools, to
ma'ie It Il condition tha, hcnvticarv's shall
l'H.''. i"r - certain portion Of each year in
I. G. Al. 0 >v., ul> for stated cunpcn-
>"t:"m. ANA ihW> securing teachers, the
= a" vi al" l." secure, from her know l.
- ard direction OF 4 cir training, that
!" ' ~" competent 10 tencntS Of their po-
>i.i,'n.
A. have aheady stated, by wav of
closing this discussion, the whole matter
WAS 'aid upon the tahIe.
/" the SruHte today, a petition praying
An "llrrlriarion to the Medical College
# South Na"1'na. came up for considera
'.'H nI"u = :tN"rahIc report hv the com
m.'i,r Ia vEum it had been rrirrrcl, and
= 'r.o.uti'u granting ia" Spm cf&l2,5OU
5:'s>"t 'i". h"!., and wa, sent to the
House.
Il i "l>" understood that petition for
PR rri:d''n 10 the Charleston College
Nii, m,ri ia" .Hy"rahir consideration OF
;t" C"mn.ttre to whom it has been re-
terred, and that an appropriation of the
SUN OF Se, 900 VIII be recommended.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-12-21

Among the decisions in the Court OF
Appeals, We find the following from Ian
caster:
J. r. Hunter Us. Allen c. Blair.-From
Lancaster. Dunkin, Chancellor. Solicitor.
Clinton, appellant, Moore, appellee. Opin.
ION, J"hnston, Chancellor. Appeal dis
missed.
John Adams vs.. John +. Mackav, trus
tee, and al.--From Lancaster. Dunk,n.
Chancellor. Solicitors, Clinton, appcllent,
Williams, appellee. Opinion, johnson
Chancellor. Appeal dismissed.
Thomas Ballard, administrator, IS. VIM.
M"k"nna and aI.-From Lamcas,cr.---
Dumkln, Chancellor. Solicitors. Clinton
~ W lIIiamS, arpeIIan :; Hammond, Boycc
and nnwkn>, appelIccS. Opinion, Dunkin,
Chancellor. Decree nodiiicd
Charles l.. Dye Us. O. J. Dyc, guardian
and Hl.-Fr"m Lancaster. DUnkin, Chan.
ecker. Solicitors, Williams, appellant; Cas-
tom, npprI!cr. Opinion johnston. Appeal
dismissed.
M'Ii"y Sca"rcSt vs.. VIM. Mck"nna--
From Lancaster. Dumkin, Chancellor. So.
Ecilpr>, Williams, Cooke. appellants; Gin.
ton, appellee. Olmion, Johnston, Ch ,nccl-
lor. Appeal dismissed
VIM. X Robinson and al, all. Sarah
Frye, toy next frirnd.-From Lancaster
i'"nkln, Chancellor. Solicitors, Hammond
a"! Moro. appellants; Clinton, appellee
Opinion, Johnston, Chancellor. Appeal
dismissed.
Andrew Maycr Us. J. Galuchat and
wife, and al.--From Lancaster. Dunliu
chancellor. Solicit rs, CASTOR, appellants;
Moore. appellee. Opinion, Johnston, Chan.
c"I!or Appeal dismissed.
T. i. St"llarl & CO. v< y. y. MrEl.
vain, ct. a!.-pawkins and Melton ap.
p"lInnts, S"acr"st and Carleton. nppcllccs
Lancaster Wnher>; Motion dismissed
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-12-21

A CURIOUS FAcT.-The National In.
telligencer, in remarking on tho fact Of tho
gradual change of the character Of tho
United States enate, from mere prvy
council OF the President to a deliberatiye
bouy, says, that in the first Congress,
President Washington camo personally
into the senate, when they were engaged
in executive session, and made his noni-
nations himself. lie took tie Vice -Presi-
dents scat, and frequently addressed tho
Senate on the executive business they had
before them, and often exercised an influ-
cncc, and almost a control, that would bo
considered highly improper in our days.
This practice, however, did not long con-
tinuc.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-12-21
THE LIVER PILLS.

.% The Liver Pills Of DR.. MIanc were
hrst used by him exclusively in his own
practice. So cfiicacious were they in all
cases OF Liver complaint, that they became
famous, and attracting the attention of IN,
medical faculty, passed into ge. cral use.-
They act with great certainty and regulars
~ the patient almost mmedistely feels the
dispersion Of his disease, aud il gradually
restored to health. With some the ,ff.ct
Is almost mil 'aculous. frequently cap.ricnc-
'"g immediate relief sfter ha, ing formonlls.
reSorted to drugs and medicines Of sncs s.
description, in vain. Diseases Of ,ts Lif.zt
are very common in this country, afS ). sI
often frightful IN character. ThosS & ]. )
experience any Of the premonitory syfhp-
toms OF this DANCE rous and complicated dis.
ease, should at once procure box of DR..
M'LAnes Pills. and perhaps, thereby, be saw
cd world Of misery.
So Purchasers will he careful To AK
for DIR. M'LANE's CELEBRATED LIv.
ER Pills, and take none else. There are
other Pills, purporiing to be Liver Pills,
now before the public. DR.. NIane's Liver
Pills, also his Celebrated ysunifuge, c,n
now he had at all respectable Drug Stores
IN the United States and canada.
The above valuable Preparation for sale
BY the Agents T.. N. Cohen & Co. ImPer>.
ters and Dealers in Drugs and MeAaeisss.
No. % Iiayns Street, Charlestaa &. C.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-12-21

six children. they are residing in Brook
lyn, ut house prepared for them be.
fore their arrival, by Mitchers mother.
Martin koszta has recently passed
through our city. Though the hero Of so
many editorials, the match which has
lighted SO many small orators gunpow-
der, he was positively unnoticed.
Our taxpayers were in quite an ex-
cit"Inrnt last week, and paid their RESPECTS
to the Receiver in great numbers. On
the LIST December, an addition of per
cent. is made to all unpaid tax bills, and
tor two or three days preceding line is
formed at her counter, Of those who are
waiting their turn to pay, which sometimes
extend two or three hundred feet out into
the street. On the 29lh and 3oth Nov.
the receipts amounted to over million OF
dollars.
Lectures continue to draw well, and
some able men are taking the field. DR..
Kriten held forth last evening on Japan"
Others o' the clergy are to follow his ex-
ample. Bishops Potter, Williams, Atkin-
son, Kip, and Soutbgate; DIR. IIigbec; G.
King, Of Columbia College; Prot Reed,
and others are to give course in be-
bali Of the Episcopal Mutual Benefit Soc.
ETY..
Our Market S but lightly stocked with
cotton and prices continue firm. Uplands
AMI Florida stands at IL 3.s; Mobile at
Il 3-4, and New Orleans at l2l.4.
Yours truly,
HUDSON.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-12-21
EDITORS TABLE.

MECHANICS DY OLIVER BYUNE.--This is
the title "f a new snd handsomely bound
book sent us by the Publishers, De Wit
& Davenport New York. Price. IS cents :
Cloth. The Press speak in mos f,Yor.blc
terms of this work, and to the Mechanic we
believe it would prove of more benefit than
the srme omount invested in any other man.
rer.
THE LADIES WREATH AND PAHLoR An
NUAL-Thc December number received
This hagaziae has been mnch improved, and
is well worth the one dollar, price of sub
scrption.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-12-21
Worms,

kr As this Is the season OF the year
whea worms are most formidable among
children, The propne,ors Of MLane's VeT-
msfsge beg leave to cali the sttention OF
parents to i,s virtues Cor the expslling OF
these onnoying and often fatal enemies of
children, II was invented by physianI
OF great experience IN Virginia, who, nj.
ter having used Il for several years IN hia
own practice, and f,nod its success u
universal, was indo<pJ II last 70 offer it,
to the public as q cheap but octaain sasN
excellent medicine, Il as sipee ~
jnstly popular throughoas tAe
States ~ the most ef6isai Vok
ever known, and iil,s demand n
steadily on the ipcreece It's frat
tion 70 The Rsblic, Tbs grqa
SneciAc may DC hal NJ.
46--lm T,R. 4 In
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-12-21
Appointments Made by the Legislature
for Lancaster.

For CoRoNER.-J. Il. ConneI.
FoR MAGIsTRATE.-J. Gaiiuchat, 81 20.
}. Williams resigned.
For COMMISSIONERS ROADS BRIpGEs
AND FERREs.--MeSsrs J. ID. McCardlc. A.
ID. billiard Daniel Heason, VIM. G..
Stewart, X. Bailey, J. b. Mob!ey, r. ID.
NJ. Dunlap G.. w. Funderburk, o. S. Mas
sey, B. Syzer VIM. J. Cureton.
FoR COMMISSIONERS on Public, Bull
DrNGs.--Me.srs. VIM. Reed, Dixon Barns.
J. A. Hasseltine, Geo. McWitherspoon.
Eli. Crockett,
For COMMISSIONERS o" FREE Schools.
-Messrs j. ID. Mcliwain, NJ p. Crawford.
}. Miller, h. BeIk, w. Helton, J. w. Mes.
bit, j. II. Hunter, John +. Copeland, fl.
h. w. Belk.
FoR COMMISSIONERS TO APPROVE PUp.
Lrc SEcURITTEs.-Messrs. A.C. Dunlap.
s. B. Massey Dixon Barnes, J. Ii. With.
erspoen, T. w. Huey.
Foe COMMISSIONERS ON FIsH.sLuIcEs.-
MessrS. J. l.. Reed, J. House.
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- - - ..
he SATURDAY EVENING MAIL

And yet another new papor-last but not
least. Yea tie best Of them all. No ] Vol !
IT u fair specimen of what the Mail will con
iIauc TO be. comes up to our standard of
what Il literary paper should be. This is n
i'rgc hect. and we'll filed with literary
genus, moaily from the pen of its popular
editor, Geo. n. Graham Esq, so universally
Known rs editor Of Grahams Magazine
The bcgi"ning OF the year is the best time
to commence subscriptions, and those de-
string first rate family paper, would do
'fef to send S3oO, tie price Of subscription
st3R II. See x Co, Philadelplia and secure
c"pr,
Whilst recommending the Mail to our
rcadrrs, we trke occasion TO say that the
following aro also well conducted literary
Journals, and deserve support They all
vsn be hid nt 81 per year viz The Geor-
81. Home Gazette, Augusta Georgia AT.
..'is .iuAs u~zvlte, Philadelphia; Star
Spnglsd lander, Boston Saturday Even
ing post, Phils Americas Own, New York,
.sosS IiA.oigh N. G.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-12-21

The HARPER'sFIRE.-New York, Dec.
ll.-The fire which broke out yesterday
and destroyed the extensive printing and
book establishment Of the Mcssrs. Harper,
has been entirely subdued, but not with
odt the loss of sixteen buildings in all, in
Guiding the Harpers' and others adjoin-
ing. The loss is put down at one million
Of dollars in all-partially insured.
Fortunately it has now been ascertained
that the report Of lives having been lost in
the flames is untrue. None were killed or
even injured.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-12-21
The Saturday Evening Post for 1864.

Published in Philadelphia, Pa. 1t No &c
South Third Street by Deacon g. Peterson.
The publishers sty, that they have engaged
AZ contributors for the ensuing Year.
MrS. u;hworth--Erncr.on Bsnnct,-
Mrs. Denison-Grac. Greenwood and Fan.
ny Fern. They promise in Janu,ry next. A
Novclst, by Emerson Bennett. and follow
ing this by another, c.llcd "rhe Stem Moth
er," by MIRA Mary a. Denl,on. Miriam, the
Avcngcr, BY Mrs. Emma d. r. Y. South.
worth. Sketches, by gr &c Gro .nwood. aud
new series Of Sketches. BY Fanny Fern.
They lao pro:ni'e lctcr'. descriptive of
manners, customs, scenery, &c. OF British
Guian7, AMI other places. Eneraying. ~.
also TO DO given from tine Ia ti.n.. Th,
itH good paper, "nd Published extremely low.
See Terms.
TrRYs.
The terms of tho POST are a.. II n.;I in
ndvancr-S3, if not paid in adv nee. For
30 IN Hdvaace, one copy sent three years.
We continue the following low terms to
Clubs, to be sent in the city Ia one adIrc,a
and in the counir; 10 one Post oiise:
4Copcs, $500 Per Agnum.
8" (and one Ia The gctter
up Of ihs ClIb) SD,Oo
l3" (And on. 10 the gcttcr
up OF the Club) $500.
20" (nnl one To the tier
up Of the CluL,) $1,000
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-12-21
NEW YORK CORRESPOND Z NICE.

French Contributions 10 the Worlds Fair;
Nelvets and Silks Satins and Cambrics
The Inner Man; CONNECTIONS Prcser YES;
Desiccated Vegel elables; Broochieri Wa,
ter; BI od Cheese; Glove-cutting Ma
chime; Inventions; Costly DistiIliug
Apparatus; Miichel's arrival iliLcrni-
an excitement; koszla Stock at Il Dis.
count; AnStocrats at the Butl-riuy
Lectures; The Clergy in the field ;
Markets.
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THE WEEKLY NEWBERRIAN

hi% is the title of new tapcr, very
Il .nd>omc one, we have received, published
ami edited by Reid and Wilson at Newberry
:. &. This "umbrr (thc fr,D cont,ins. -,
Irg mount # original matter, and those
rdi'"ri"ls we have read, cvincc much ability
on the part "fthe editors. The Ncwberrian
is l,rg' rs my Of our wocklics-publish.
Il "a" price of 81 per Year,
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TO-CORRESPONDENTs.

Our oun@ friand, w II. d. Nc, is inform
ed that his poetry, is not orgin"!, and there
fore could not appearas such. 1t is dangcr-
"nN to try 10 palm of selected articles as
Original on an editor. one may no, be de-
tectcd at once, bat he will be eventually
Our thanks for the old papers.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-12-21

ENorGH OF FREEDoM.-About a wear
since, an exceedingly likely negro wo.
man, together with her two or three chill.
dren the property Of Col. Henry Ward. Of
liarpcrs' Ferry, abscoundcd Though :he
most vigilant and active efforts were uscJ
no clue. whatever, could be had rs to her
Whereabouts. Col. Ward. however. has
received recently n letter from the woman
herself dated at Chatham, Upper Canada.
October 26, SO; appealing in the strong
est and most pathetic terms, for pcrmis
sion to return with her children, if her
master and most excellent mistress would
not send her to Georgia. She says there
is nothing she woull love more dearly
than to come home again, and whilst
she says herself and children are well. she
will always " regret the day Or night she
was induced to leave comfortable
home"
She says farther, giving her own words:
III am sorry that left. want 10 see
you all so bad, that I don't know wha.
to do | dream every night about Won
all, and sometimes | sit down and CRY
all day and all night, because I want to
come back again. There is nothing here
but hard times and bad darkies, and I
want TO come back"
What a commentary. this, upon tho
mock phiIanthr py Of Northern fanati-
e'Sm. which, in or,ler to defraud and
steal the masters property, will place
the poor negro in a State of destitntion.
u not starvation, when at home they
nave all the necsssaries and comforts Of
llfe.-CAarieston, Va.) Spirit
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-12-21

Ey- The Supreme Cour, of Indiana
Is ''ori ."l that portion Of the liquor law
submitting the question Of "lcen$e CT II,
license" to vote of the people, to be nm.
constitutional.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-12-21

ADMISSIONS TO THE BAR.--The follow.
ing gentlemen were admitted to the bar
on the 9th inst: GODDARD Bailey, Theodore
G. Barker, ,Jo ohm Gibbes BarnweIl, G. Wes-
ley Dingle, Samuel q. Earle, J.'Galluchat
j. L. CASTOR, Robert G. Johnston, w. ID,
Fl. lakewood, w. L. Leitner, William
Lownds. John s. Richardson, j. H. Rion.
VIM. II. Taylor, Samuel J. Townsend, Mel.
ton Young Wolf. - -
On the 7ih. the following were admit
ted to Equity practice: Theo. g. Barker
j. @. Chambers w. G. Davis, Jas. o.
HunteE. John ]. Tabsr Donald Matheson
Il. II. IS ma
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-12-21

FUGIrIvG SLAVE IN CASADA.-Two slaves
OF the Rev. r. II. Stanton, Of KY, who
sometime since escaped to canada, are
anxious TO return to slavry, IL is said
as they have TO werk harder and fare
worse than in Kentucky.
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ATTEEpT TO AaDUCT 4 SLNvE.-An at.
tempt which came very near proving sue.
cesStul was made during the past week
by woman named Betsy Sinclair, TO car
~ off to Free State negro woman
belonging 10 Capt. II. lIolleyman, of this
place. They reached Baltimore. and
were about taking the cars for Phila.lel
Ph'a. They were passing as lady and
servant, but by the viglcnce Of the officers
stationed at the depot they were detected
as t"g'livH', arrested and lodged in
Jail.
Their arrangements were so secret and
weI;-planted that the first intimation Capt.
II. had Of the absence ofhis negro wa1 n
t"I"graPhic despatch informing him Of her
arrest at Balimore.-Temperdnce .idrocate
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-12-21

GS- The majority Of the committee on
the Liquor Law in the Vermont Legisla-
turc, have made a report iufaror Of it, re-
peal. The minority reports in favor Of its
modification.
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HOLIDAY.

In conformity with general custom. no
PAPER will be- issued from this office mex:
week. it hri.,g Chrt-,ra, week.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-12-21

BANK oy CHAaLESros.--The Rechar-
ter Of the Bank ofCharleston with |, pres.
ent cepitaI has passed the House Of Re
personalities.