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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-06-08
NEW STO RE.
II ID. W0OnN ARD.
Wholesale Il Retail Dealer Ia
Dry Goods, Hats and Taps, tiolhins. Walrhr,
and Clotsx Gold and Plated JrNtIry,

Also large and WtIl splerfe4 stock ~
NOTIONS ARID FANCY GOODS.
victims, AccoideoIs. lases, Glgss szd Fancy
Boxes.
Fos VI Main ST, scslth SADIE. kttsoerp al 3 4b SIS
kEokGK, IONA
ii AVIhS been eng4g-I ~ .lIslfeIv I'LL Tie
Ii Wholesale Trade fl NeW Albany ma. aAd
stiai holding al iatere4t tsete, will eanbIe ne IS
tofmeFiysio bus my goods - TIA package Of lm.
rorters and Manufacturers. Tbsg placed On tie
same foundation "a Dul CINCINNATI ana SAINT Louis
whoie sale dtslees, can salsiY pledge my srlf 90
oupuraie any htiiparehased ln ear stem cties.
The citlxens ar tals rlace ana tae surrounding
country well as merchants, ale soIlrtteu IL
GALL AND EXAMINE For THEAisSLE rs, as
shall take pleasure ~ showing my Good.
June 2S-aSw III. n. WOODWARD.
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CORNER JOHNSON & THIRD STREETS
( fAl}Rlts ON The baslut oil iihder- tr---,
~ Ia ing IN ali is branches. lie has S~--4-'-S'
recently made extensive dhiohs 10 his stock
and perfected his arrangements III every depart
fas,f
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EBN. T. DCDSON
EsRCEEANE TAILOR,

No. ., INTd sfTeet NefNeen Naiuand join s0I.
kEokTk. IOWA
l. EEPS general assortment 1t French Eng
~ lish apd American Cloths, Ga sucres. and
Vestlrgs al HE yer} finest quality and the most
"a monabt patterns, Which he wil max snip to
orttr al the -ortes n0tIce il tie latest SIX -
Also good a>sor inen' 81 Shilts always on hand
Feb Sih 800. dly
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A. 4. O0NNANTf. 90. s9IYTIl u o0NNANNE,
CONNEksE.Ess.. &SES'EEa 81 90.

Wheies alr oFoeers. aeNtefs IA tennessee iron, i
Forwarding and tenniis sion Merchants.
NOS 81 and 81. Levce.
4 RE now reveiYiar TIE following, completms
n their spun stec4. whi they otter . tie trade
at very los fa.ps. Trey wl1 81 iastice 10 any
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1 BRANCH Of The Mercantile College oil
Pennsylvanla--lnc fporated by the ..egis
ture Of that State with perpetual chatter
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Notice

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FIsE CIGARS.

rIoN AND rAHcT Goops LINE.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-09-26
Railroad Accident.

Yesterday morning. tie passenger train
on the Charlotte and South Carolina Road,
when about nine miles from Columbi /, met
with an accident, by being thrown from the
track, aud we regret to learn that several Of
the passengers Sustained injuries, two of
them serious. il appears that the ears were
rounding slight curve, at speed OF about
sixteen miles 10 the hour, when the tender
b'gagc and passenger trains ran OF The
two Latter fell upon their sij&s on the edge
OF the cmbInkmsnt, but fortunately the
coupling gave way. else the injuries 10
Passengers might have been more serious
and extcaire. Among the passengers the
following sustained injuries
Mr.. w. Ice, Jr. OF B!affton, s. C., seri.
ously injured, Internally, il is feared
Rev. w. =. Lee and Miss Ice Of Edisto.
s!ightly bruised A child Of Mr. Lees, re-.
csivcd several severe bruises. bat non. Of ~
serious nature. .
Mr. Frey. Of Charleston, German, and
by occupation tuner ofpi.nos,is reported
badly injured. yet he is not regarded ~ in a
dangerous condition. '-
The above ARE the only persons who
sustained injuries, as f.r as We could lcarn.
The trnin was under the charge of Mr..
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Trial ola Slave.

The trial Of girl named Clarisa, the
property Of Col. w. B. Wilson, took place
on Tuesday last. She was arraigncd on a
charge ofmurdering the child Of her mas.
ter, by administering poison. The a,troci-
ty and black heartejness Of the act, was
well calculated to roase the indignation OF
the entire community; but If any such
feeling was exhibited, when the lac, was
first announced, it soon subsided, and all
parties seemed dispo'ed to rest with conf.
dence on the protecting arm of the law.
Notwithstanding repeated confessions of
guilt on the part Of the criminal, fair and
impartial trial was granted; all the tes,i-
tinony connected with the case was care
fully weighed, and verdict of guilty,
rendered IN accordance with the facts.
James Jetfreys, esq, the Presiding Magis
trate, pronounced the sentence Of the
Court in a very feeling manner, e,inciuE.
the spirit Of the humane and mercifuI
Judge. The execution will take place on
Friday, the I'd ofNovember next. Thus
ends what we are induced to believe, the
dark and wicked career of this unfortunate
victim of crime and guilt.
Yorkviie Enquirer.
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ANNOUNCER ENTS.

MR. EDITOR - Please announce Mr.. ]. n
Crockett as candidate for Colonel of the S,
Regiment, s. c. Militia, which office Is made
vacant by the resignation Of Col. Price, and
obligc,
MANI FRIENDS AND Worms.
Mr.. EDIroE:-Please announce Mai. Jno. Z.
Rutledge as a candidate for Colonel of the 2lst
Regiment s. G. ~, (Col. Price having resigned)
and oblige,
MANY FRIENDS.
hE. EDIroR.-Pleasc announce Mr.. Raleigh
Hammond as candidate for Tax Collector.
And obligc, His ERIESDs.
Mr.. EDlroR.-Plcasc announce Mr.. John w.
Gregory as candidate for Sheriff at the ensu.
ng election and oLlige,
MANY FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS.
Mr.. EDiroR-Piease announce William Rob.
ertson as candidate for Tax Collector and O.
blige HIS FKrrsps
Mr.. EDiToE-Please announce Major John
W. Nisbet rs candidate for Tax. Collector, al
the ensuing election, and oblige,
MANY VorLSs.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-09-26
LATER FROM EUROPE

sssA NEw-YoRk, September 90.
The u. 8. Mail steamship Baltic, Capt,
Cossrocr, arrived at this port last night,
bringing advices from Liverpool to the sth
instant, There is, however, nothing impor-
Cant from tho seat Of war. The Russians
had received large reinforcements, aud
were threatening to attack the Allies a,
reveral points.
CoMmsRcIAL ISTELLIoEscE.
The LIVERPOOL CoTros MARKET The
Circular Of Messrs. BRowN q SHrpLEY
quotes Cotton dull, and prices from I.i6 a
I'd. lower. Tho decline, however, was most
ly on Uplands.
The LrvERPooL GENERAL Markets
Bacon had advsnced Ia, Rice was steady
Naval Stores were active, and Rosin was
worth from Is. Cd 6s. per cwt. Spirits Of
Turpentine comm; uded 35s.
Freighis were depressed.
TnE WEATHER AND THE CRors.-The
weather In England was favorabie for ag.
ricultural purposes, and the Crops were
good.
STATE OF TRApE.-The Manchester Mcr-
kets were dull at previous rates.
1Hg LONDON MONEY MARxEr.-The
BanS Of Engla had advanced its rate of
tercst To per cent. Consols closed at
from go2 a 9oJ.
General Intelligence
Dispatches from Generals Simpson and
Peiissier state that nothing new had occur.
red before Scbastopol or in the Valley Of
the Tchernaya The Russians were gain
threatening an attack. The Gllicd troops
were kept constantly on the alcrt and par
tics reHniiuci constantly unl,r arms Ths
quesiionis, whether the Russians will att ,ck
che Tehcrnaya lines or b .llklava vi, tho
BddM Valley. Gener:,i Sinpson says that
the Russians are actively bridging the har.
Dor OF Sebastopo!. and fortifYing the north
side, and that they have received re- inforce
ments. Nothing Of Importance had occur.
red in the Black Sea.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

SUtt| NVdFt ~ OUUtOu FtcUS.
Whereas, an Inquest Of Escheat hath been re.
turned into this o:lico whereby il appears, that
John L. Sandcrson, late of Lancaster district
). o., who was horn in Ireland, in
the Kingdom Of Great Britain, and died on the
''inetccnth day of April, in the year A. d. ls4s,
was seized and possessed at the time of his
death, Of a let OF Land, situated la Lancaster
District, in the State aforesaid, on the branch
waters OF Bear Creek. bounded on the South
by lands Of VIM NeEeana, on the East by lands
ofMinor Clinton, on the North by lands Of Mrs.
Amelia Nines, and on The West 10y the Cam.
den Road, containing one hundred and forty
eight acres, without having in his life time made
any disposition thereof, and without icsving any
perSon who can legally claim the same. Now,
IN pursuance ot the directions of the act OF as
scmbiy, in snch case made and provided, the
Heirs OF the said John f. sianderson, or others,
claiming under him, Ofany there bc) are here
by required to appear and make claim within
eighteen months from the date hereof
Witness my hand at Lancaster Court House,
this 9TH day OF Nay, A. 3. 1888.
JOHN A. STEwMAN,
elk c. c. PIG. S.
May Q, b5. 13--o. a m; 6m. ..
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100 DOLLARS REWARD,

Absconded from my place in Chesterfield
District on Sunday the 18th August, my two
boys, Dave and Charles. Dave is about 81
years old, of coal black complexion, with
very white teeth. weighs las or $50 lbs.
heavy bearded, and has peculiarly thin lips;
he is about 5 feet or 8 inches high, rather
down look when in conversation, and
though plain In speech on ordinary occasions,
stnttcrs when excited. Charles is % years
Of age. weighs 100 or 1866 lbs, of hight com.
plexion, though not mulatto, Is rather
knock-kneed which gives him an indolent
walk OF bold carriage, has nm independent
appearance, and also hns n wide space be-
tween two Of his front teeth. cannot say
that they have been entieed away, although
u has that appearance, for they have always
seemed TO be very contented. will give
the above reward for theirlodgement IN any
lil 80 that can get them, or SO dollars for
either Of them. Address ths subscriber at
Wild Cat r. o., Lancaster District, s. C.
JEREMIAH FUNDERBURK,
August 3ist 1855. 30;4t
~ Raleigh Register and Richmond
Enqnirer copy eaeh lines and send bill to
this Office
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Holto,cay's. Pills are an excellent Fsmi.
ly Medicine, and recommended nll suffer.
ers with diseases Of the Liver and Stom-
acb. The surprising effect Of these won
derful Pills have naturally made them an
universal favorite with the citizens Of The
Union, as will as to the inhabitants Of all
other parts Of the world, as they are the
best and safest remedy for all disorders of
the liver and stomach: and to the bilious
sufferer they are invaluable. 1t is undi>.
putably admitted that these Pills have
never been known to fail to cure the"
disorders when used in accordance with
the directions which accompany each box.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-09-26
MAGlLL g. HEATH,
Kings Mounfxin Celebration.

The Major Generals and Brigadier Gen.
erals of the several Divisions with their
respective Stafs; The Volunteer, Uniform
and Cavalry Companies of the State; The
Members Of the Senite and House of Re.
personalities The Clergy The Masonic,
Odd Fellow md Tempe rance Lodges; and
the Members of the Press. are invited to
attend the Celebration of the Battle of
Kings Mountain, on Thursday the 4th day
of October next.
WIN. B. WILSON, ]
mo; o. L; M Miller. !I Committee.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-09-26
A Valuable Tract OF LAND
FOR SALE

YNuE subscriber offers for sale his tract of
Il Land on the Waters of Flat Creek con-
tanning 155 ncres. About so ncrus Il
cleared, and comprises 30 acrcs Of superior
Bottom I.alsd, the balance 10 in wood. The
present crop will convince any one dcsifous
Of purchasing, thai this is tract &c land NOT
often met with. As the subscriber wishes
q sell, he Invites purchases to cal bhd ex-
anime t. On TIE place is confssinble
dweiiinR and All nseeseafy ont-bulidinra
s77t u. ,. 6REGoRK.
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STATE OF SOUTH.CAROLINA
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

Bella Sizer and wife Ma | In the Court of OrIi-
ry and others, apph- nary. IIrit in Sum-
cants mons, real estate OF
-, VS. Temperance Gillispie
Monroe Giisp and decd
wife Sarcassa / 9th
ers, dcfandant
1t appearing to my satisfaction, that Monroe
Gillispic and wife Narrissa, James Smith and
vile hivira, Hunt and his wife Charlotte,
A Hunt James Gu lningham and Millcy c. his
wife, dei'ts in abo case, reside without the
limits OF this State. II is ordered that the said
dcfts do appear ano object to- the sale or divis-
ion OF the real estate IF Temperance Gille spie
decd, on or before 'e first day of October
1855, or their consen, TO the same will he en-
tered OF record, tpfslO 30
LII. WITHERSPOON. o. Id.
Lancaster c ii, S G, June 90. b5
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G1-Of all the remedies ever presented to
the public for the relief of Weakness in
the Spine, Back, Breast, Limbs or Joints,
none seem to call forth such general
appreciation from rs afflicted community
as the JEW DAvID's or HEB. W PLASTER.
The application Of this Plaster to the
weaker parts of the human system, like
the morning dew upon decayed vegeta-
ton, not only restores the injured parts,
but increases the strength, and inparts a
tone Of vigor to the whole animal frame.
See advertisements in another column.
For sale by ....
MAGlLL& g. HEATH,
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Sore Legs, Sore Breasts,
Wounds g. Ulcers.

Some of the most scientific surgeons now
solely rely upon the use of this wonderful
Ointment, when having TO cope with the
worst cases of sores, wounds, ulcers, glandu
lar swellings, and tumors. Professor Hol-
loway has, by command of the Allied Gov
ernments, dispatched to the hospitals of the
East, large shipments Of this ointment. to be
used under the direction of the Medical Staff
in the worst cases of wounds. II will cure
any ulcer, glanduar swelling. stiffness or
contraction Of the joints, even of go years
stnnain1 ~
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WILLIAM MOORE.
State Of South Carolina.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

], J. A. Stewman, Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas and General Sessions for
the District aforesaid do hereby certify that
John Z. Sccrrst, Esq, who q name appears
to the above in his own handwriting, is, and
was, at the time of signing the same, an
acting Magistrate for said District, duly
commissioned and sworn.
Given under my hand and seal of office,
at Lancaster Court House, this 27th day of
August, 1855. .
J. A. STEWNAN, C. C. c.r.G.s.
August 80. 6w
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LAND SALES.

Pursuant TO a decree uf the t'ourt of E.
guilty for tn County If Union, at its last
term, in the ease Of Margaret Huey. James
J. Williams and his wife Sarah G. and 9th
ers; will expose to public sale on the I7th
Of Oct. 1855. NJ the residence Of DIR. J. ].
Williams, In snid county, for 100 cash, and
the balance on credit Of IL months, the
following lands, lying in said county, and de-
sceRded 10 the heirs at law, of Thos. w.
Huey, deceased, late Of Lancaster district,
3. c., viz:
a large body Of Land, containing about
1888. lying on, aud between the atcrs of
Cam aud Waxhaw creek in Q ,ndy and
contiguous; and BOUNDED by ~ 80 line,
J. w. Mccain, Hugh Will ~ H Kerr,
Samuel p. Waikup, end othe Visiting
OF the followin tracts. viz. Atehison
place, 90 acres Molly Rodgers place. 2I6
aeres Bnrlisons, i3l acres; Fee or DIvis
place, l32 acaes; Thomas Walkers place,
406 deSes; The John Walker place, 1871 acres;
5. p. Stewart place. l54 aces; D.M. Walkup
place, 1852 acres; and John Harky place, I9l
acres
The other lands will sell at Monroe
Court Aouse. on the 2eth Of Same month,
belonging TO some estate, viz; The Troy
Brown place Of 20 acres lying Ia Head Wa
ters Of Richecisons creek; and Big Sally
Richardson Place Of 50 acres on the Rock v
River Rord and The Charles Gfifsin place, OF
100 aeresjoining same, and the Nancy BY sin.
ger place, OF 100 joiRiag. and tract on the
Waters ofipead Pine Cfee1 Of 2s7 acres,
ksewn rs The Brigham place. and one Of 900
On Gibbs Branch, kEo8n a. the Hefs Placs
esd enc Tract joining q a, Plyiey, Of So
asHea. ~ 0iI
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-09-26
Erysipelas, Salt Rheum
g. Scorbutic Humors

No remedy has ever done so much for the
cure of diseases of the Skin, what whatever
form they may assume, rs this Ointment
No case of Salt Rhcum, Scurvy, Sore Heads,
Scrofnla, or Erysipelas, can long withstand
its influence. The inventor has travelled
ever many parts of the globe, visiting the
principal hospitals, dispensing this Ointment.
giving advice as to its application, and has
thus been the means of restoring countless
num hers IN ha,ltb
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State Of South Carolina.
DISTRICT OF LANCASTER.

On this Goth day of August one thousand
eight hundred and fifty five, personaIlv an.
peared before me, Magistrate v<shin and
Tor the District and State, aforesaid. VIII.
liam Moore, resident ofIancaster District
in the State of South Carolina. who. be;no
sworn according to law, declares thnt be S,
the identical person to whom n Land War
rant Certificate, No. 1886, was issued. in
his name, To him, as only brother of Chan.
man Moore, deceased, of Captain Secrest's
Company, South Carolina Volunteers. De.
ponent Further declares, chat he received said
Land Warrant Certificate, from X. G. Bill
lIr IS to HON it had been sent, sometime
IN Feb'y or March last, ri Lancaster Court
House, and assigned the same by subscrib-
ing his name thereto, Ohc assignment being
IN blank endorsed on the back of said Cer-
tihcate,) and while being in a state of in
,oxicntion, on the day he received said Land
warrant Certificate, il was lost by him. or
stolen from his person, or possession. De-
ponent further declares, that he has never
sold nor voluntarily parted with his right
10 the warrant in question. Deponent fur
ther declares, that he has made an affidavit
OF the loss Of the certificate, with a minute
description OF It, and have caused IL to he
sent TO Washington, tn be entered ma a Ca
veat, in the General Land Office. TO nre,
vent the issuing Of u Patent, to fraudu,
lent claimant. Deponent further declares,
that he intends TO Apply to the Commis>
sIoner of Pensions, for duplicate of said
Land Warrant Certificate, No. 1886,
which has been lost or stolen.
WILLIAM MOORE.
The foregoing affidavit was sworn TO, and
subscribed before me, on the day and year
above written, and certify that know the
affinnt to he credible person. and that he
Is the person he represents himself 10 be,
and that have no interest in this claim.
JOHN {. SECREST,
Magistrate.
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A MARVELLOUS REMEDY!
FOR A MARVELLOUS AGEM
Bolluuag' Omtuent.
TEE GRAND EXTER-
NAL REMEDY.

BY the nid Of microscope, we see mil.
lions of little openings on the surface of
our bodies. Through these this Ointment,
when rubbed on the skin, is carried TO any
organ or inward part. Diseases of the Kid
neys: disorders of the Liver, affections of
the heart, inflammation Of the Lungs, Asth-
mas, Coughs and Colds, are by its means ef-
tectuaIly cured. Every housewife knows
that salt passes freely through bone or meat
OF any thickness. This healing ointment
far more readily penetrates through any bone
or heshy part of the living body, curing the
most dangerous inward complaints, that
cannot be reached by other means.
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NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!

WHICH; The Right or The Left A
very interesting book. This book has
created much excitement in Fashionable
Religious circles.
Ma Note, or Reef Ror;ngs an the South
Scas.-By Edward L. Perkins.
The Cabia Boys Story. A most inter
esting semi-nautical romance.
The Lives Of the Queens of Eaglaad.-
A handsomely Lound volume.
~ Either of the above will be sent by
mail, for 81 so cts. each.
Crotchet and Knitting - A most hand.
somely bound volume. Would make .
suitable present for a young lady
Price, 81.
s9y- Books in paper covers, and which
which will be sent by mail on receipt of the
price.
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NOTICE

DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES for sal.
low for Cash, Or TO punctaai customers until the
first Of fJanaary.
'xs+ ssis&. smsss: @a
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Fowler rs conductor, and the runing man.
agcment Of Mr.. "A. Gribble as engineer, and
no blame attached to either of them on ac-
count Of the accident
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Notice.

Return day j. near at hand, and without the
most satisfactory arrangements being made by
those indebte 10 me, as Admir- of Col. Huey's
Est, Twill be forced for selfprotection, to put
their notes and accounts in the hands of al off.
Ger for collection. ] will be at Lancaster pretty
much every day until return day, for tile pur-
pose OF having such arrangements made as will
will be IN the power Of many to make and save
costs in my absence, my son, Jonn n. Crock
cit will act as my agent
JOHN II. CROCKETT, Admir-,
Sept. 10, 1885. 2t
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ANOTHER SUPPLY OF
N EW BOOKS S.

The Esceped Nun, 81 25
Mark Iiurdlestone, rs
Hot Cora, 90
Gavsis Lectures, rs
Life in the Clearings, rs
Flora LINDSEY, rs
Progress and Prejudice, 10
Salal for the Solitary, 90
Beatrice, 75
Spirit Manifestations examined and ex-
planned, rs
Humanity in the City, 90
Helen Mulgrave, or the Jesuits Revenge 70
Mechanics, their Principles and appi-
cations. 10
Our first Families, so
and Mechanics, 25
The above are all handsomely bound vol
umes.
The Goblin Snob, a laughable and u
musing book SO
Reveries Of an Old Maid embracing
important hints to young men, so
The Game Cock of the Wilderness,
or the Life and Series of Dan Mar
Bile, so
Heads and Hearts, 80
Rifle Rangers, so
Ruth Garnett, 30
Yew York Naked, so
Rebels and Tories, 80
Matilda Montgomerie, so
Captain Kyd, so
Lattte, so
Swamp Stecd, 80
The Secretary, SO
Ecarte, 80
The Monks Revenge. 81
The G'tIals of New York, so
WacouGta, so
The Bandit Of the Ocean, sS
Camille, or the fate ofa Coquette, 3S
Will Terril, 25
The Flying Artilerist, 25
The Yankee MILDLY, 25
Trial and Triumph, by Arthur, 25
The Ranger of Ravenstraem, 25
The Rebel Bride, 25
The Bandits of the Osage, 25
Man in search OF Wife, 25
The Unfortunate Maid or the Misers
Fate, 25
Fifteen minutes around New York, 25
The Beautiful Cigar Girl, or the Mys-
teries of Broadway, by ingraham, IS
Claude's last Bullet, or the Price of
Three Lives, 25
Norwood, or Life on the Prairie, by
Ned Buntline. 25
Frank Rivers, or the Dangers Of the
Town, by Ingraham, 25
Caroline Tracy, the Spring Steel, 25
Milliner's Apprentice, 25
Cello, or New York above Ground, 25
Jack Cade, or the Bondslnan's Strug-
gle, 25
Theodore, the Child ofthe Sea; u Sc
qucl to Laii;te, by Ingraham, 25
The Spanish Heroine, 25
.Ashleigh tale of the olden time, 25
Life of WIN. Poole, 25
The controversy between Senator
Brooks and Archbishop John 25
The Adventures of Tom Stapleton 25
The Leage of the Miami, IS
Wau-nau-gee or the Massacre of Chi
cngo, 25
Old Put or the days of '76, 25
The Star of the Fallen, 25
Harry Tempest or the Pirate Protnge, rs
Gilde,ing the Free Booter, 25
Paul Jones the Son of the Sea, 25
Dare Devil. Dick, 25
New York in Slices, 25
Grace Manning, 25
The Ride for Life, 25
Whom TO Marry and how to get Mar
ried, 25
The Orphan Seamstrcss, 25
Hercules Hardy, by Sue, 25
Grace Weldon, or Frederica, the Bon
net Girl, 25
The Woodman's Rifle, %
Helene or the Children of Love, 25
Josephine, or the Maid OF the Gulf, 25
Bryon Blonday, 25
Grntleman Jack, or Life on the Road, 25
Jack and his Bride, 25
Craiglan Carette or the Stolen Will, 25
Pirate Doctor, 25
Jenny Diver the Female IIighwayman 25
The Midnight Queen, 25
The image Of his Father, 25
The Victims Revenge, 25
Any of the above books will be sent by
mail on Receipt Of the Price. For sale at
the Ledger Office, Lancaster, S. C.