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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-01
ETNA IN SURANCE COMPAN
OF hartford, Connecticut.

ETNA IN NSUEsANCE COMPANY.
Of Hartford. Connecticut
CAPITAL $500. .OO0-GR paid in ard iapested.
III S Company poraed with perpetual eharte
a. in 1919 and nsures against damage BY Fire
Dwelling Houses anufactr establishments house
hold furniture and mcrchar dizein general Also inland
against the pers Navigation will
ally adj usted and paid with promgtness:
&C. RIPLEY Secretary.
B for Insurance may be made to the subscr
ber who duly auhorizedto receive proposals and issue poll
ees on as favorable terms as any oee or
eyil-tf Main street, nearly opposite the Bank.
GREAT BARGAINS
NE ISIS f. r. BARKER ssing her spring goods at &C st.
IXA she wishes to make different arrangements n her
spring goods below cost consisting Napoli-
and silk Bonnets Caps and Head Dresses. and EmbroI-
lad es of kvansvle and the surrounding country Je2l
ANDE<EEsCEHIEFs.
"A LSdts' fi. isH.eh Linen Gambrio handkerchiefs
do SILK do; on hand and for sale by
JAMES Low g. CO..
je2l AIS Main ST.. Louisville, Ey.
SUNDRlES.
| "A LARGE sssortment of s.,, ,,.-,,-
= Black MORE antieus Braid; =
Black cotton velvet Ribbons reed this day and for
je2I AS Main St. louisville. Ky.
DELAINE.
CASE Muslin de Laine reed this d9y and for for sale By
je2l AIS Mainst., Louisville, KY.
CASSHRsERE
CASE Of fine black doeskn Cas91ere reed this day and
ie5i 1If sane o 4l8 Main is st., Logsve' Louis So Ky
ISOO s0OlSs dO Table s,sr;
so reams extra rapping Paper, ass'd;
so bush fresh ground Corn Meal; at
jel5 COOKS Family Grceery.
WOOD! w0ODm
NET ooD bought lowest any place city
w fromWm Green's WoOd-yc-d EggleStOn' g FOun
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-01

FWECEIvED per steamer Tyitehe1.
Ill q u hhas Sugar; 20 barrels Molasses;
12 bgs Rio Coffee; 10 hf do do;
tierces Eiee; 4 bxs Sardines;
2 bbls Crushed gar; bbls Powdered Sugar..
2 bbls Loaf do for sale by -
anl2 IL, II u. = IL i. & ID. HEIMANN
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-01

CEGAas An = TOEs1CGEs S'E0zz = OF
lJACOB SCHEURkR. HAIN rT. BET. zST AND2D.
70. Schaefer & schroeter's ola sa d.
r RkSPECTFULLY inform the .eitizensof Eyansvius
i and surrounding county, thai have take tGe abog
stand, determined to coHtnGe the same pnsiIess,g
Will constantly keep hand the choicest hav valti
and Tobacco ofthe besl brands that Eastern at
ford; also Snufand Smoking Tobacco Ofall kinds. 3er-
shaun, China and Wooden Pipes of all sizes ssrai-
Ties, al the lowest cash prices, " holesaie s
My lengthy experience in the business cofe.l.ts
that 4 give general Satisfaction, and ETesl ftti s.
soifcit share OF pubbc paronage. tApf -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-01
NEW RD0K =

TENHE Sons Of the Sizes; Loois Practical Astronom
n Life Of sam Houston; History of Turkey:
Ny Brothers. Keeper, Kenneth;
History of len Fevel; Long Look Ahead etc., etc
my2s 7-I7S7 T. ooNYN6ToN & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-01
MOTIONS! NOTsnNs,r


HNLOW Err vases hermo meters. travelling panions
II best London ing eight and key'd Frencl
aecordeons fine French harps, dolls marbles;
sets port combs superior needles pins, tooth
picks, key rings. pencils steel tooth brushes
beads dominoes. chess men, Emerson staps oile
soap jumping ropes and battle doors together with rea
variety of notions for sale by A. G. PUSHEE.
APPS under oddPelloTs' HALL First st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-01
MFEE<, AROMATIC NTOmACEa BIT
EEsSS. MII.l s.. XLlN Z. IEaL Elk&.
IAnIEs, GAITER Rn0

LARGE and elegant assortment Of SIR, Lasting, Eng
IN lish and Glove Kid Plain and Patent tipped half
front side laced Caters all prices
all qualities. anr...t HENDRICKS & MCREA,
aplf Fosters Block First ST.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-01

A. X. Cobb & Co., Footof Indiana ST. Buffalo.
a. w. Palmer & Co., 12l, Broad st. New York,
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FRESH TEAS.

FINE stock he's been received this week of Imperial
LM Gunpowder. Young Hyson, and Black Teas, in hal
chests boxes and eadde and sale reduced rates.
jel9 NJ. W. FOSTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-01

WHOLESALE DEALEBs IN GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, CORNER
AND VINE STs.. EVANSVILLE. IND.
undersigned have this day formed copartn ership for
N the purpose Of doing wholesale Grocery and Liquor
business Eaviug succeeded the business Of Messrs Ais
owes purchased theirOek and made additions to make
complete wehal be able to offer good bargains
FOR CASH any house in Evansville city in the
West r. S. TENNEY,
Jams -a "I- S. S.SORENS0N.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-01
JOHN ]. CHANDLER. JAMES HARL4
h CHANDLER & HARLAN. ,.

N Ohm j. CHANDLER AND JAMES HARLAN Jr. hav
Cd associated together partners the pract
oflaw and will attend ali business conded to them Or
both always be found their office on Locust stree
opposite the Sherwood House. counsel transact bust
Prompt attention will be given to collections.
Evansville, Nov. 3, 1S54.-ly
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-01


FENHE First and Cherry streets
by iSl adjoining OF samuel Lister Of
fered for sale reasonable terms 1t of the ELI
gble building lots the city. and perfect title
Also house and Lotto Chestnut adj dining the
ideieeof Joseph TUrnoek is sale liberal terms En-
quire OF je! j. C. JEW ELL.
- EC'D per steamer Mansfield.
II IS xs Cream Cheese. 10 bxs Wheat Starch,
bbls Mason's Backing; for sale by
aug7 l.. & D. HEIMANN,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-01

GDERSONS having business me- or with the Mining
= & Manu- acturing Co. will pleas cali Mr. II. L.
Sherwood the COuntins Bessrs,
Main street oppostet the Court House
may II E. L. C0NANT.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-01

'----.. N BLEAGHED GOODS.
SD6A CASES beaehed Shirtings reed this dav and
myi JAS. Low CO.. 4ls Main st.. Lou. Ky
AUR large stock of Embroideries Hosiery, Bonnes
" Ribbons which always kept for wholesale trade
alone rather Of order in consequence of the sts
fire selling them such low figures were
e before reached WIN. LOEWENTHAL & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-01

Gnn DOZ Fresh EGGS;
T1II 800 lbs do. Table B tier;
so choice Beef Tobgu
so extra rapping Paper, ass d.
so bush fresh ground Corn Meals at
jeI5 COOKS Family Grocery
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ID.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-01
SHERWOOD HOUSE.
Pr1 d. s. ANDERSON. MERCHANT TAIl.OI

- On First street. between Main and Sycamore,
WWAS now of Cloths. Cassmeres. Vost-
ings. etc. which he is prepared to make up in the
styles and short notice. He will
good IT'S and hopes xperence in the fusines TO be
give general satisfaction He has also haad fine
Merno k eo Understands and Drawers with fine Shirts.
Collars etc. in the best manner-with Gentemen's
Furnishing Goods generally He invites his old customers
and the public generally to call. decl6-tt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-01
GREAT RARGAINN.

I A LARGE assortment of
IN Pic net Mitts, Black Silk Girdles;
Black moire antique Braid;
Black cotton velvet Ribbons; reed this day and :,
sale by JAMES LOW & CO..
je2I AIS Main St, Louisville. Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-01
;LOCKS! CLOCKS! Az WHOLESALE
RY RTrFROIFE e SONS

MAIN STREET BETWEEN FiRsT md SECOND, =
ENANSYlLLE.IND.
wa have just received rge upply Of eight day
%S thirty hour clocks direct fr, manufacture
comprising every style Of wood aud ases which
will sell to cash dealers Dw the articles
bought Cincinnati Western cities. shall
ways keep good stock hanI and think make
TO ho ner Of country dealeI buy their eoeks Of
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-09-01

THICKEES-I5 dozen.
" l bbl extrasrgar house Syrup,
do: do do Moiasses.
2 bxg fresh emons; Just rec at
je2- Dis III COOKS Family Grocery.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-05-30
Advertising.

We never beg for advertisements. We
know advertisers are rs much benefited
rs publishers. If merchant chooses to
keep his goods Oh his shelves TO rot or get
out of fashion, it is none of our business. -
We merely pen these two or three lines, rs
kind of preamble to what We are going to
tell. An entcrprising merchant in this place
who always has his stnre full of customers,
had an advertisement inserted in the Ledger
n short time ago--he informed us last week
that that advertisement made him Mt least
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Walking about town few days ago, we
noticed written notices placed on the doors
and windows uf some of the stores. The
idea which Immediately took possession OF
our mind, was that these persons stood in
their light. To save few dollars, they
may lose hundreds. 1t stands to common
reason, that ten times rs many persons would
read these advertisements in the paper, than
will read them on the merchants windows.
Why, one thousand persons read the Ledger
in Lancaster district every week Now
how many will read these manuscript no.
tices!
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-05-30
Celebration Of tho Anniversary Of the
Battle of Kings Mountain.

The forkvilie Enquirer, in Il recent num-
bcr, contained an article, in which il recon-
mendcd to the citizens If York district, the
propriety of appropriately celebrating the
anniversary Of the battle of Kings Noun
tain. in rcferr ng to the subject, the Char
lesion Standard Of the oath inst, says:
We noticed, the other day, from proceed
ings published in the Yorkville Enquirer,
that measures will be taken. to appropriately
celebrate the anniversary Of the Battle Of
king'8 Mountain. From IN article in the
Cdr"iinian upon this subject, we further no
tice that delegates from North Carolina, Vir-
ginia, and Tennessee, will be present-that
Bancroft the historian, will also be expected
and suggestion is made, that the Cover
nor of the State shall b. solicited to order
some becoming military display for the occa-
sion. We hopo that the ball " II be kept
moving; but as the glory of this battle be-
longs not more to the district Of York than
to the State and the South, and MS proper
entertainment cannot be prepared without
the expenditure Of Il sum of money which
may be lnconvrnient even TO our very COM
Portable tcllow-ciiizcns of Yorkville. perhaps
the best thing toward iuSurrg the p .r'irt
success of such II demonstration, wonid bc
the adoption of some plan by when its bur.
dcns could be distributed and shares rxtcn-
icd 10 0;HCT sections Of the State. We
make the suggestion in ignurrncc, however,
OF what will bc the feeling of our friends in
lorkNilIe ut such IA proposition.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-05-30
Gambling.

We noticed few days ago in some Of
our exchanges, that young man went from
Maryland to New York. carrying with him
one hundred thousand dollars. In the lat
ter city, he was entraPpcd by the gamblers,
and in some of the hells there lost all his
reduced to poverty. At first, he took large
dose Of laudarum with the intention Of put
ting an end to his existence, but medical aid
frustrated his design-he is now the inmate
of Lunatic ASS lum. What commenta-
~ on the evils Of this moro than abominable
vice.
OF all the vices TO which men arc liable,
that Of gambling is the most hurtful. Oh,
it is'shocking! Abominable Damnable It
corodcs the heart, it destroys all the finer
feelings Of man, and at last utterly destroys
him. The drunkard is 10 be Stunned and
despised, and pitied In turn, but even the sin
of the poor, miserable inebriate, is not 30
great rs that of the gambler. Had one a
list Of the names Of all the women and chill
dren that have been brought TO degradation
and ruin. by the Internal cards and dice,
could go to New York, yea, could go to
Liverpool aud return, and would find he had
not yet ascertained the number. No, he coald
not count that long roll Of names in month.
In most cases, spirituous'drinks FIRST leads
its victim to the gambling table. The brain
becomes feverish, and kind Of morbid ex.
element takes possession Of IL he bets, and
may be loses or wins. Every time that he
engages at play, he becomes more fascinS-
ted, and fond Of Il, and ultimately, after sew
eral years he cannot renounce il any more
than Satan can his calling. And what are
the consequences 30 the victimi From an
honest, open hearted man, he is converted
into sneaking, intriguing thief aud liar
Who ever saw an honest blaeklegi Who
ever saw a truthful gamblerl No one, for
there are none. And, oh. tho tears aud walls
Of heart-broken wife, who, while her hus-
band squaDders their all, sits by her penny
candle. plying her needle TO provide sub
sistance for the helpless little ones.
The youths of our country should not be
suffered by their parents to be present where
any Of these vicious games are going on
Their curiosity becomes excited, and before
--we might say their iuiahtiIe days are over
---they are ready TO tfy Aeir hands at IT.
Fathers, mothers, waick orer your children,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-05-30
LANCASTERvILLE, 8. C.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 80, lSja
Premiums.

Being anxious to give our paper an cx-
tensive circulation, We offer the following
premiums for new subscribers, to be scrt in
by the first Of August next; the CASH must
accompany the names.
For the largest number sent in by that
time, gold watch worth fifty dollars, or ff-
ty dollars ip moncy-providcd they exceed
one hundred names.
For the second largest list silver watch
worth twenty-five dollars, or twenty-five
dollars in money-provded they exceed
seventy-fve names.
For the third largest list. twelve dollars
in cnsh--provided they exceed fifty names.
For the fourth largest list, six dollars in
cnsh. provided they exceed twenty five
nmes.
For clubs of FIVE, one copy of the paper
extra.
~ Names may be sent in few at the
time, or many, us the case may be, list of
which we will keep, and on the first of Au-
gust the aggregate will be cast up, and the
premiums awarded TO those entitled.
U- Persons intending to compete for
premiums, will plenss add note to that eff.
feet in the fi,st list Of subscribers sent.
eV In all coses We must receive two
dollars. as subscription price. We could not
afford 10 give premiums at club rates.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-05-30
THE LEDGER.

We present our readers to day with pa.
per, which, in respect to matter and merhan-
icsl execution, we believe, will compare IA
vorably with any paper in the State, or out
Of the State. We now have full and eff
eient force, and our int, ntion is to have the
Ledger thus full erery week.
1t will be observed that the inside Of the
paper is printed in smaller type, which ena-
bles MS to give much larger amount Of
reading matter. It's needless to say, that
this change subjects us to a much grenier
additional expense, for such is the fact. Our
object is to materially increase our subscrip-
ton list. It's true, we have n larger list of
subscribers than we have ever had, but our
ambition prompts US to make paper which
cannot be excelled, even if we do not make
one copper more by SO doing. We look to
the friends and well wishers Of the Lancas-
ter Ledger to assist In ropaying US for this
additional outlay. We will make n great
effort to give our paper as large circula-
tion as any in the upper country, but we
must have assistance. Who will bring us
the largest list Of subscribers We pause
for reply.
We send our paper TO n number of Post
Masters without charge. We hope they
will assist us to increase our list.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-05-30
Louis Napoleon,
" W
J. NJ. STEWART, Scc'y.

The following is description Of pres
ent Emperor Of France, which We find going
tho rounds Of the papers.
"Ccrtninl, he looks everything that his
impassioned asslilant In .Napocan lc PETITE
Describes, and not all the circu mstan. es of
splendor surrounding him, not all the ro-
nance Of his life, md not aIl the effect hirh
such considerations produce npoa the most
phlcgmatc and philosophic Of minds: could
deprive his countenance OF its indrhnable
but unmistakeablc responsiveness. Indeed
the absence Of all trait is tho only decided
trait aboutit Ills perfectly expressionless,
whether in animation or repose
His face is blank, or rather blight. II
may have been capable Of conveying some
expression some time, but that time has
gone by, nnd now il really expresses moth
ing. The eyes arc dead; ihs complexion
lived; the month, even when smiling, mani
mate; the muscles Of the whole ffcc nj once
rigid and relaxed: and the contemplation of
the yisage altogether leaves a most uncom.
Portable impress ion, no matter what ones
predictions in favor of the man himself ar
however biassed by the fascina,ion of IN.
immortal deeds Of his uncle, by virtue of
"Ho9o Hnino iHc htPlt" ~ Nnat nc ".
Between the tws men there is not the
smallest facial or physical ssmblance, and
certainly as far rs exiernals are concerned,
there Is much coloring afforded by Louis
Nspoleon TO tho popular scandal which as
signs his paternity, not to the King Of fHol.
hand but TO Dutch skipper with an unpro.
nOunccabic name, and OF whom iIortense
was said TO have become enamnted.
In the confguration of the head there Is
some similarity between Napoleon the Rirst
and Third, aod the sparseness and qnalIty Of
the hair fTors the likeness. But Ia the
faces themselves, and even the forehcads.
the most acute pbysiognou,ist could detect
no trace Of indeniity Of blood between the
relations.
The Italian element Is altogether wanting
In The present Emperor, who u much more
Of the bad French type OF face, what Vol
iAirc called between the tiger and the MON
key, than wac the great Coxican, whose an.
hque beauty scarcely iesa than his deathless
exploits, uniyersaled hIs portraits and ba,ts,
by rendering their production labof oi pro-
fessional love 20 the artist 10 The finest sub
ject they could b. employed upop.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-05-30
New Papers.

Almost every mail brings us new paper
from some part of the world, requesting an
exchange. We try to he courteous to our
brethren of the Press, and in many cases
comply with the request, but We cannot in
all cases, for we would receive such budr-
ct Of papers we never would be able to read
one half of them, or even glance at them, If
VIC sat up the whole of every night. At the
same time, it is very necessary for an editor
to examine all of his exchanges; he may be
called this, or that, n liar or n dog-pcItcr,
and If such be The case he should know
it.
Since our last Issue we have received two
new papers, which we will checrfully place
on our exchange list.
The first is the ''Old Bachelor very
amusing sheet, published Mt Washington
City; edited by John Smith w. O. b. G. NJ.
N. l.. We make n quotation from it. Tho
Old Bachelor is published semi occasionally,
alternately, every other time, or, whenever
it is most convenient, at 90 celibate street,
under Bachelors Hall. Terms cash. For
sale by all sensible Booksellers. Price 5
cents"
We may give an extract or two from this
paper in our next number
The next paper is the Pee Dee Star, which
is printed in Wadesboio n. c.. James Il.
Powell editor and publisher. The Star is
handsomely printed paper, Democratic in
politics, and the editorials do no discredit to
the genius who prcsidcs over it, Published
weekly ut 81 year.
The New York Ledger, is paper oflargc
size and contains large amount Of reading
matter. About the first of June, an origin
al story will be commenced, written BY that
world known writer Fanny Fern. The
price of the Ledger is one dollar year, six
copies five dollars, twelve copies nino dol
lars Address.
X. Bonner.
Editor and Publisher n Y.
p. S-We have not room this week for
your advertisement
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-05-30

keep them at home, they will blees you
when you lie beneath the green sod.
Theyoung men Of the present generation,
ore too apt to become infatuated with this
worst Of vices. l!c@ mach precious time
is wasted! How many. constitutions des.
trovcd! Money squandercd Aud In the
end, perhaps some poisonous drug performs
the last scene in the drama. Young men
may try to carry il on secretly, but like IL
quor, 1t will tell on them; young ladies' get
hold oft; and think you sensible girl,
would marry gambler! We have said O.
nongh for this time.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-05-30
CORRESPONDENCE.
Charleston correspondenoe.u
CKARLgsroE, May 10, 1855.


Mr. Editor :-t
Captain Duncan N. Fngraham. of tho Uni
ted States sloop of war ST. Louis, who
earned so much fame In the Kostn affair, ar
rived in this city on Merdny last, after an
absence of three years. You may be surs
he met with a warm reception from largo
circle of friends and ncquaintanccs. Ne
though our city papers have alluded to tho
circumstance more than once, all of your
readers may not be aware of the fact, that
Capt. lngrnham by the decision ofthe Court,
is held liable for debt, Il think Sl6,oOO)
for which he was security. To satisfy this
claim, his house and lands have been adyer.
tiscd to be sold at auction. The papers Of
Charleston in referring to it, call uro1 the
citizens of Charleston and of the State, to
liquidate this claim. Recently, circulars
have been distributed in the city and coun-
try to further this object. Captain Ingra.
ham has acted nobly-he is gallant officer
an ornament TO our navy, and lido sin
ccrely hope the people Of Charleston, the
people of South Carolina, will come to his
assistance in his pecuniary difficulties.
The Dredging Machine provided by tho
General Government for deepening The ainf-
fit chan el near Fort Moulirie, Sullivnn's
Island, and which you may rccollect somc
months ago failed to answer the purpose
for viii, h it was inte ndcd, am glad 10 in
form you, now works admirably. A depth
has been attained Of eleven feet at low wa
ter, and n width Of some six hundred feet.
II is confidently believed, that the channel
can b. kept open TO the depth Of fifteen feet
at extreme low wafer. If this will be the
case. The advantage TO our city will BE- great
deed. You may rccolect, Il was from tho
shaIowncss Of the channels across the oar f.,
which induced the Stockholders TO sell the
steam ship South Carolina, at first Intended
as the pioneer OF the new steam ship line
t" Liverpool
We are panied to hear from the Courier,
that DR.. Conreney s. King, an attache OF
the Madieal staff Of the Russian army, died
at ker'rh. on the 23d of April. aftcr ten
days illn"sS, with the typhus fever lie
WAS the son of the l:,iv Col. w. ). King of
the Courier. ....
Cotton is worth from 81 10 II cts. Only
$40 bales were sold yesterday 637 bales
were received BY Rail Road. More anon.
Yours Truly,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-05-30
To Correspondente.

Sketches of trip to Florida &c, by an
Invalid" will appear next week.
Correspondents will please hand in their
communications no later than Monday MORN
ing. Advertisers will be attended to, ifthey
will hand in their advertisements by Tues
day morning. Our paper goes to press on
Tuesday evening.
3 +. c., Quebec Ga. We have hitherto
neglected to thank you for the additional
names Of new subscribers, and the cash ac-
companying them, so kindly sent us from
your section. We do so now, D,ost sincere
ly. Would that Others would do likewise.