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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1854-10-04

kINMAN ENECUTED.-Thisu unfortunate
man suffered the penalty of death on Fri
day last, 10y hanging. He made no dis
closures, but confessed himself to be
guilty, in part" of the crime for which
he was condemned, implying that Others
were concerned with him. We have a
few thoughts in connexion with the mat
ter, which we are compelled to withhold
this week. in consequence of want of time
to shape them for publication. We will
give them in our next.-Laurensyille
Herald.
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t HE La CASTER LEDGER

speaks well for the enterprise Of our citizens
Nor is this all. Our energetic lndendant
MIR. Beden, has taken the work of the streets
literally in his own hands, and a marked i'm.
provement in our public thoroughf,res is
the consequence
ancaster is II pleasant place, the citizens
generally are kind ana ncighborly, and with
but one exception, no one could advance m
objection to residence here. We have re-
erence to the difficulty eff getting from the
place, and coming back 1t is n days hard
ride to any point which intersects a rail road.
This is Source of great Inconvenience, ex.
pense and fatigue, and mt the same time oc-
casions considerable trouble and expense in
procuring articles from other places.
Riding along the Camden and Lancaster
road the other day, We thought seriously of
these matters, and Game to the conclusion,
that rs the Spartan Band h I'd dispe rsed, and
there WAS but Iittle prob tbility of our hav-
ing rail road, probably the best plan would
be for us to build a PLANK ROAD from here
to Camden. vt this time it could be laid
with but little expense there are saw-mills
along the road and plenty of pine trees, tha,
if the people of 'amdsn and Lancaster unite
to build the road, it could be done cheaply
and expeditiOusly.
What says our contemporary of the Cam
den Journal
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HOMICIDE IN CAMDEH.-We have been
told that a murder was committed in Cam
den on Friday last. As related to us, it
appears that citizen Of Camden (Lee
Diyon) was cra ing disturbance, whilst
uuder the influence Of liquor, and when
commanded by q member CT the guard
(Graham) to desist he shot at the latter.
but with no effect. Graham who was on
horseback, alighted at once, when Dixon
ran up to him and inflicted fatal wound
on his person with bowie knife, from
which he died almost instantly.
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The HEALTH OF OUR DrsTRIcT-We
were rather premature some weeks since, in
congratulatng our citizens upon the health
of our town and district. At this time we
regret to say 1t is qnite sickly. There is
scarcely family in town but in which there
is case of fever. As yet, We are glad 10
say in no case has it proved fatal, although
we are told that in the district, especially
in the neighborhoed of Flat Creek, there
have been number of deaths. The wealth.
er mt present is quite cool, that we look for
frost ut an early day.
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The Election.

Before we print another paper, the result
of the election will be known. We have
two candidates for Congress ; viz the pres
ent Incumbent, Gen. McQ Teen, and Col. l.
ID. Wilson. Either of these gentlemen We
believe well qualified to represent the first
congressional district in the National Coun-
ellis. For Stte Senator, to fill the unex-
pired term of the late Col. Huey, we have
two candidates viz. the Hon. Dixon Barn es
and DIR. l.. Il. Williamson. Both of these
gentlemen are well known to us. and we con.
fdently assert, either would do credit to the
district. 1t is for our people to say which
is the best qualified.
For the House Of Representatives., we
have four candidates; viz. p. II. Hammond,
DIR. w. c. Cauthen, S. b. Massey and W.
a. Moore. Lancaster sends only two, so
two will be left at home. These four gen
'lemcn are ou friends, we entertain high
regard Tor each and all OF them, and we be-
!ieve each is ~ell qualified to discharge the
duties of II Legislator. Messrs Hammond, :,
Cauthen and Massey have before represen.
ted our district in the Legislature, and We
are yet to hear that either caused dissatisfiae-
| tion; Me-. Moore too we have no hesitation
in saying would give general satisfaction.--
Our candidates are all in favor Of giving the
election Of electors Of President and Vice
President Of the United States to the people,
and opposed to a Prohibitory Liquor Law.
We have word or two to say TO voters.
In the first place, vote the whole ticket that
is, for member to Congress, State Senator,
and Representatives. In the next place, do
NOT suffer yourself to be actuated by per-
sonal regard. Ko,eJor hose yon 6eiiere best
qualified 10 serre you. If you are Mt enmity
with A, and on terms of intimacy with b,
yet, if in your opinion A is the best qualified
to represent our district, divest yourself of
all prejudices, and rote for him. AS certain
rs the sun shines, noe would. A shake of
the hand, accompanied by an adulatory soft
talk" never did, and never will get our vote.
! Hypocrisy is TO be condemned under any
and all circumstances.
Monday to the polls and elect those who
will serve you faithfully. The present in
eumbent, James II, Witherspoon Esq, and
Col. II. r. Price are the two candidates for
Ordinary. The election takes place ut the
same time.
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@- Bishop Wainwright died in the
city Of New York on the 2lst ult.
The Bank Of Chester, declared dwi.
dend at the rate of sPer cent Ter annum
to he paid on and after 4th proximo.
The Bank Of Fairfield has declared a
dividend Of 10 per cent.
DIR. Edward Gunter, who shot Mr.. Sour.
ry Of Newberry, was arrested few days
since in Ashboro IN. C).
Capt. Arthur Magee, very popular
Sea Captain Of Charleston, diel in that
city on Friday last. He commanded the
steamer Nina.
John Mckee Esq. of Chester Is. C.)
has presented $50 to the sich Of Charles
ton, and $50 to Savannah.
David A. Elliott Esq. promising young
lawyer Of Winusboro, was buried on Sun
day before last. He died Of pulmonary
complaint.
DR.. A. b. Brantly, q son Of the late
Rev. VIM. BrantIey of Charleston, died Of
the yellow fever near Savannah a few
days ago. He contracted the disease in
Savannah, whittier he had gone to relieve
the sick.
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DAVIDSON CoLLEGE, N. C.-We learn
that the Trustees of this Institution met
at Chsrlotte on Tuesday, the 26th ultimo.
pursuant to appointment, to elect Pre-
sident to fill the place made vacant by the
resignation Of the Rev. DR.. Williamson.
After a short session the Rev. J. b. Adger,
OF Charleston, was unanimously elected.
Il is not yet known whether the reverend
gentleman viii accept, but IL is to be
hoped so, as, from his reputation Tor schoI
arly requirements, piety and ability. lie Is
likely to adorn, ID a distinguished manner,
the position Of head Of one Of the most
Rourishing Colleges in the Stat. .SosfA
Caroiinien.
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SENATOR BUTLER.-It is reported by n
correspondent of the Newberry Sentinel,
that at late dinner to Senator Butler,
at Mt. Ennon, attended also by the ladies'
after the speech the Senator selected a fair
partner and joined the cotillion. The re-
port says that this senatorial dance was
no common achievement, and as il pro-
gressed in its requirements called into
play the powers of the performers, it was
plain to see that old Edgefeld had, in her
honored SON one who WAS not to be dis
taneed by Young America, and when the
race was done, the gallant judge, like a
knight of old, sealed the transaction in
complimentary style, by impressing gen
uine old fashioned kiss upon the glowing
cheeks Of Lis fair partner. The fiddler cal
led upon the shale of ''Old Solomon
dropped his bow without giving the usual
"rattles', for the dimes, and declared thar
he could never think Of being paid when
he had a senator to dance to his music.
--SouM Carolinian,
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Our Town.

More than once have we spoken Of the
improvements going on in our town Of Ian
caster. We doubt very much If any of our
Raii Rail towns have made such rapid strides
IN the improvement Of old holdings. and in
the erection of new ones. Never have we
seen such wholesome change in any place,
AZ we have observed 10 Lancaster since we
took up ou, abode here. From sunrise un-
Ill sunset the hammer and saw are heard in
vsrioas parts, doing their Legitimate work
ssgdef tss coot,r, u srfivo mechanics. &
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Sept q
Notice.

HIIE Subscriber will offer bofore the
i Court House Door, at Lancaster. on the
tirst Monday In Dccember ne 4, his planla.
tion, or tract OF land, containin 55l acres,
lllng on both sides of Camp Creek. seven
miles north of l.ancasterviIle, on the follow
ing terms. that is, one third cash. the balance
In two equal inStaimcnts of one and two
wears. with interest from the d3.y Of sale. or
] will sell Ht privnte sale at any tine be-
fore the day above noticed Any per.
son having desire TO purchase Mt private
sale or otherwise, woaid DO we'll TO call at
the premises beforehand, ns the owner will
be at home or some person thai can show
the land. The plantation hss ITO acres IL,
cultivation, so acres with the second crop.
This place is well watered and healthy, therc
Is good well in the ward and good spring
within l20 yards Of the house, the pianfa
lion Is in good repair, with Dwelling
tioose, Kitchen, Sneke House, Corn Cri6,
Barn and Thrasher. Stables, and many
other small buildings. There are two other
small srttlemenss on the premises, with
some or o buildings on each Of them, and
spring at each placs.
HENRY HANCOCK.
SssDf Al ~ "A
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The proprietors OF the Enquirer, Times,
Commercial and Columbian, four daily
journals ot Cincinnaii--have combined Ia
raise the price Of their papers from ten to
twelve cents per week. They allege as
reasons for the change the fact that news
paper publishing is less profitable than
any other business requiring similar out.
lay Of capital, talent and labor, the in
crease in the cost Of making new paper
owing to competition, the rise in paper,
wages, rents, fuel and provisions.
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YELLOW FEvER.--on Thursday last
there were IA deaths in Charleston from
yellow fever. On Friday 9. In Sayan-
nah it still RACES with undated fury
Among the victims, we notice the name
of Hon. Joseph w. Jackson. Col. Jack
son was but short time since repre-
sentative in Congress from that section of
Georgia.
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Holioaoay's Pills .Jor The Cure Of BILE
and Disordered Stomachs.-Extr,ct Of let.
ter from Mr.. ID. T.. Evans. commercial travel.
Ter, dated September 7th., 1853 To Pro
fessor Holloway n considcrbI,
period | suffered dr-adiully from Bile. Indi
estion and disordered Stomach. Ia the
hope of obtaining relief l took great vari
ETY. of medicines. but all proved of no avail
I was, however, recommended, bv Mr. Hughs
ofHarIech. 20 Try your Pills, and with plea
sure have to inform you that the, soon
restored my appetite: and I now enjoy the
very best of health. (Signed)
ID. + Evans.
e5H- See advertisement.
Sold by p. NJ. COHEN & CO.,
80 Hsyne ST., Char, ,eston, s G.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Ordinary.

We are authorized to announce JAMES
II, WITHERSPOoN M Capdida for
Ordinary, Many VorzRs.
Ma. EDrToE -
FROM ths columns or your paper. Il ap
pears that any person disposed, or willing
for their names 10 be used ss cs.ndidstes for
my Office, has been rrcommended or pro.
posed by their Friends" or .Many Cisi-
gems, not 80 with one. I tender my services
10 the Citizens Of Lancaster District. 70 serve
then IN the office Of Ordinary, if elected, FOR
the ensuing term. The election will take
place In October next.
Aug 10, 1854
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nusinesa Mos,eea.

We would call public attention to the
advertisement Of Mr. Fncher in this paper.
Mr.. F. informs us, be is ready to do any
work in his line at short notice and at
moderate prices.
We also would direct attention 70 the
advertisement Of Mr.. Alex. Grem. We
are assured by one Of the first citizens in
that neigi.borhood, that Mr. Grem Is q
ti'st rste b,ick-layer, and plasterer. His
work is durable, and neatly done.
kT See the alteration IN the adyer-
of Ms. Besi. Phillips.
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The new steamship City Of Phila,lel.
phia, from Liverpool f,r Philadelphia, was
wrecked off Cape Race Sept. 2o, and will
prove total loss. Her crew and passen-
gers, seventy in number, were saved.
This is the third steamer the Company
have lost.
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NewsI NewsiI

The Subscriber in now receiving from
New York. Philadelphia. Ba timore and
t:harleston. his Fall supply of Drugs, Chem.
icals, Paints. Oila, Soaps, brushes, Cosmst.
les, Perfumery, Spices and Fancy articles
China. Ware, such az Vases, Cups and Sau-
GERS. Toilet Buttles, Gard Baskets, dc. &c.
to which bee respectfully invites the att.n-
ton If the citizens of Lancaster visiting
Camden and wanting articles In his iiac.
II. J. DELAY.
Oct 4. "a ~
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"I Will will kill-yes, by gar! will
cut i'm in re little pieces. We're is re tam
scoundrelle, Ned 2"
"Ned Oh Your friend"
"No, by gar! ssir, he is no-no FREUD
ofme-be is one poltroon--yes, sare, one
very bad ras,alle; will find him-I will
have satisfaction" exclaimed the excited
Frenchman.
"But, my dear Monsieur, you are ex-
cited-,pray tell me the cause Of it, said
his friend, endeavoring to quiet him."
"Yes, by gar. am very much excite
will kill 70 tam rascalle."
But my dear sir, you cant have the
pleasure of doing that" interrupted his
friend; "Ned is out Of town--been gone
these three months.
"This news seemed to increase the ex-
,citeinent Of the Frenchman; but after n
while, with a great deal of coaxing and
trouble, he was brought back to his
senses.
"Veh, sare, I will tell you," said he to
bis friend. "You know re grand plant,
1 ave ever so long time, from re Turkey
veil, it is Won tain 'umbug! Ned re scoun,
drale he tell me Wait Won, tree, six
months. Ze leetle blossoms will come
Veil sare, vait and l Wait, and vait ever
so long-eight, nine months-for re leetle
blossoms, and zere come no sIch ting
Zen ave great curiosite to find re name
Of re tam zing, and l could not do Eat
Bimebye dig him for &c root, ven, sare
vat you zink find, eh, vat you link
Why, really, l couldn't guess Mon
sieur."
Pon Cot tan, leetle RAT! Yes, sare
von cot tam leetle RAT" exclaimed the
Frenchman, with rs much excitement as
ever.
"But the plant, Monsieur tell me what
the plant was," said his friend; who with
difficulty could keep from laughing.
NE plant! Sare zere was no plant, il
vos ze cot tam RATS TAIL. Ha saere
Twill kill re tam rascalle."
OFF the Frenchman rushed, leaving hi,
friend to indulge in an immense araeun,
of laughter.
1T was good joke, and after Mon
sieur got cooled off, he acknowledged the
corn, and when Ned returned they were
as good friends es ever.
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see have returned in good health. Their
stock will be uncommonly good, and will
be sold cheap, of course. The fact has
long been an undeniable one, that Cam.
den is about the best cotton market in the
State Camden Journal.
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IRON RAILING q ORNAMENTAL
IRON WORK

THE Subscribers respectfully Inform the
Il Citizens of the United States that thew
are prepared to fillup orders for alI kinds ii
Iron work, such as railIngs for Public or
prvete Parks, Gardens, Stepa, Balconies,
verandshs Cemeteries. &c. Also Settees.
Chairs, Table, Grey Hounds, Cast Iron
Lambs, Newfoundland Dogs, Iron Stairs.
Doors, Shottcrs. Guards, GATES. . nd atl kinds
OF ornamental and architectural Iron Work.
They pay particular attention 10 enclos.
ing cemetery iots, having The largest and
haadsomest assortment Of patterns Of anv
establishments IN this country. Persons de-
s'soas o. ma ing selections Of patterns and
know the cost OF the work, by addsessins,
the subscribers, viii rueeivr, by retu,n ~
mail, printed designs 20 work and list Of psi-
ees. All orders entrusted to az wiil rsesiy.
prompt attention. HOOD q CD
No. iai Ncrth-st, Philadelphia
Nay 10 - a.
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] have now in S,ore large and line stock
Of White Lead. Zinc, Paint, Iinsecd OH,
urpentine, Lnmpblack, Lithargr. Chronle
Green, Spanish Brown and Venctisn Red.
Also
Paint Whitewash and Varnish Brushes.
Sqsh Tools, &c. &c. Give me cali and I
will 'ry to give yoa perfect satisfaction.
4. J. DEHAY.
Oct 4 "a - 40
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DIR. GUYS0TTS yellow DOCK
AND sARsApARILLA fur the cure Of
disease, or as a Spring purifier Of the blood
and NJ a gsnsrsi tonic for the system. is un.
rivaled.
The curative power, Of this Extract arr
truly wonderful, and all invnlids should make
immediate trial of the yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla." II cannot injure the most del.
icate patient
Then ily from mineral nostrnms 10 seek
hope, life and vigor from 'hi- purely vegrt.
able remedy. Therefore however broken
in health and pirits, however loathsome Ia
himself and others. let no one despair nf r..
covery; let the patient only understand that
bis hope of physical restoration lies in Guy
sott's Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sars,pa.
rilla," and persuade him for his
LlFE'S SAKE,
To try il, and we have no hesitation in pre-
dieting his speedy restoration To healrh.
~ See advertisement.
Sold BY
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N O ito @ f.

ALI. Persons having demands against
the Estate of Bailey +. Ingram, decreased.
re requested To present the same to the un-
tersigncd for pigment, on. or before. the lsi
day OF January next, as on that day intend
to close. and settle up :hc Estate, and this
noiicr will p pleaded in br To any demand
presented against said Est,re nfier thrt
date. w. b. CAU THEN, Admir-.
Lancaster G. ii. Oct. LIST 1851.
33 3m prs. fee, 80 %.
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EI- Those who may feel an interest
in the establishment of a Girls school, or
female Academy in the village, are mott
fed that a meeting for the purpose, will
be held in the Presbyterian Church a,
early candle light on Friday evening next.
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MANY FRIENDS.
For the House of Repres .ntatives.

For The House of fRepresantatives.
Mr.. EDIroR Please announce s. B.
MASSEY rs candidate for the House of
Representatives and oblige
MANY VoTERs.
MR. EDITOR Please announce p. T. HAM
MOND, Esq., IA a candidate for the House of
Representatives in the Next Legislature and
oblge, MANY FRIENDS AND SUProRTERs
s-y- The friends Of w. A. MOORE. Eqs:
announce him az u candidate for Represen
a;ive in the next Legislature
.~- The friends of DR. w G. CAIJ-
THEN announce him as a candidatc for the
Legislature ut the eusueing election.
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~ Our friend j. w. at Henlev's
Store, Ga, is mistaken in regard to the
price of our paper. See terms above
We credit you for nine months for the
S1.5o.
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SOUTH-CAROLINA,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
By .Jumes H. WTfherspoos. Esquire. Or

BY Jan,rs H. WIfhrspnon, Esqaire. Or
dinory for snid District.
XTHEREAS, DolIcv Derdrn has applied
wv to me for Letters of Administration
on I'll and singular th,. Goods Chattels
Rights and Credits of Mark Derden late
Of the District aforesaid, deceased,
These are, therefore. 10 cite and "dmonish
NIL and singular, the kindred and creditors
of the said deceased te be and appear before
me ut our next Ordinary's Court for the
said district to be holden at Lancaster Court
House on the 18th DIV Of October. next,
To show cause. if any, whv the said admin.
isfr1tion should not be granted.
{ ~ Given under nv hand md seal
]. =. this 2Sth day of Sept. 10 the
~ Syear of our l.ord. one Thousand
right hundred and lifiy four. nnd in the scs-
pnty ninth verr of Am.ricrn Independence
J. II. wlTHERSP0oN, o. L. d.
Oct. 4 33:==2i ur's fee 81
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~- WANTED Mt this office boy about
Ia years of age to learn the Printing busi-
ness. lie will be well provided for and his
situation made comfortable.
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c4spEr, rrs TRApr.- We are glad TO
see evidsnces Of the opening Fall trade.
Cotton wagohs are beginning 70 come in,
and our merchanss are preparing for .
heavy Fall and Winner bssiness. An
upuspelly large number went North this
eamp,en sil II rhos', we aro P.seasa 20
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OHITUARY

Departed this life on the 30ih Of Sept. in
the Sisty.firsi year OF her age Mrs. Rebccca
Bowers consOrt of Mr. Edward Bowers, 81.
The deceased was barn and raised in Ian
cnster district
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His Excellency Governor MANNISe has
appointed RoBERr A. THOMPSON Commits
sioner in Equity for Pickens district in
place of Joseph w. Ross, deceased.
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DRlGUOuS HARD II iRE,&C.
FOR HE FALL TRADg os 1854

FOR .HE FALL TRADE of 1854
The Subscriber ha,ing puTch scd lhe co.
tire Stock of Gn"is of JAMES ADAMS,
deceased, respectfully calls the attention of
his friends, and the public generally, To an
examination "f his gonds nnd prices. The
g'ods have been jndiciously selected, aud
will be sold for cash at prices which c,nnot
fail TO please. To punctuai customers the
US nal credit i'll be given.
}. b. COUSART,
At the old stand Of JAMES ADAMS oppo-
site JoSEs CRocKETr. a.
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REPLIES OF CAsDIpATEs.-We publish
to-day the replies of our Senator, and Rep
resentatives in the Legislature, to certain
queries propounded TO them i'm our paper
of the 18th inst.
1t will be seen that Col. Chesnut and
Major Boyken have modified their opin-
ions considerably upon the electoral ques-
toin, which we are pleased to find accord
with the views advanced by us n few
weeks ago in an editorial upon this topic
Of State politics.
Col. Kershaw retains his former posi-
iion. and gives good reasons for prcfering
II change.
We are pleased to know that these diff
ferences Of opinion between our Represen-
tatives will occasion no sort Of misunder-
standing, rs all parties agree to disagree
without creating the slightest agitation
upon a question which our people are
willing to let alone, and every one act and
think for himself As remarked il IS a
question which "docs not involv. politi-
cal right, that is conceded on AL sides. bul
is one Of expediency alone" Camden Jour.
nal.
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E4- We expect full force in our of.
fee the latter part Of this week.
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LANCAsTERV1LLE. sc.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 4, 1854.
Agents for the Lancaster Ledger.
Terms of the Ledger.
Herald.

Cash in advance always. No paper will
be stopped until paid for unless we choose to.
We have fine assortment of job Type, and
are prepared to do any kind of Job Work,
with neatness and despatch.