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Returning from Kansas.

The ST. Louis Republican, of the 25lh
ult., says:
"The misguided emigrauts, who crow
ded to Kansas early il the spling, con.
tnue to leave that Territory in ali direc-
tons. They are to be met in scattering
companies, looking half starved, sickly
and miserable. Many of them having
spent all their money, have gathered up
their little effects, and crossed the river to
Iowa, on their way to their homes, or to
locate III some secluded corner of the will.
dcrness, or patch OF prairie, where they
will be at peace.
Every boat which comes from the
Missouri has among her passengers some
OF these people. We saw them once be-
fore, in the early spring, when they went
up tie river, with money in their pockets,
hope in their hearts, health in their blood
and the word before them.
" They were then in companies Of hun
dreds; they had family circles, and look
ed happy they took quarters in the cab.
ins of steamboats,, and partook Of the lux
ury of repnse and n pien;eous table,
They were thrifty looking emigrauts. who
would do honor TO any new country.
We now see them in squads of tens
and twenties; crippled, sickly, and appa.
rentlv poverty y-stricken-crowdcd upon
the decks Of steamboats,, almost begging
their way back TO the homes they left but
few months before. And civil war in
Kansas has wrought all this mischief
doomed many hopeful heart to despair
and death, and embittcied the lives #
hundreds more whose piteous stories the
world will never know.
"The time viii come when the public
mind will be in temper to ask, how and
by whose instrumentaIi,y was this distress
and misery brought about9 What agen-
cy had the Congressional Aid Society,
and the Massachusetts Emigrant Aid SO
ciety, and the Beechers, the SiIlimans,
the Greeeys, the Quincys, the Summers,
and the Gerrt Smiths, in reducing these
people, and thousands of others, TO beg
gary and s9ualjd wretchedncss-in intro
ducing murder, and rapine, and deso!a-
ton throughout the Territory of Kansas /?
1t vii! be fearful reckoning, but one
which will as surely overtake them as that
there is God in Heaven, who sees the
wickedncss Of men on earth, and punish
es them for their iniquities."
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CulIlululllratiQlls,
For the Lancaster Ledger.
Special Meeting.

Council met 4lh October, 1856. Pres
cnt, &c.
James Parker presented his proven nc-
count for six days work of five dollars and
ninety-tive cents.
Thomas Tidwell presented his proven
account for four aud half days work on
the Streets for three dollars and eighty 1.-TWO
and u half cents.
James Sheho:ne presented his proven &C
count for five dollars and ten cents.
Lewis Parker presented his proven nc
count for five dGi!aTs and ten cents.
al Of which were examined, found cor.
rect and ordered to be paid.
Adjourned to o'clock next Saturday
evening.
LADAMS, ,Intcndant, T. C.L.
J. c. SEcREsT, Secretary.
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Lanes Proposition.

Gen. Lane, Of Kansas ant.sIavery no
torie'y,, makes the annexed proposition as
a means to decide the pending diiiiicuiiies
in Kansas. 1t is decidedly rich as "bluff
game"
The proposition is addressed to A. w.
Doniphap and a. G. Boone, Esqs. through
the N. Y. Tribune, as follows
You to select one hundred actual
Shareholders, born and raised in SI~e
States, who have already been engaged in
this conflict, Atchison, & Co., among the
number and | TO select one hundred ac.
,ual ron slaveholding settlers of Kansas,
myselfincluded we being tie party inya-
ded and having the right to select time
place, distance, and weapons, who shall fight
in presence of twelve memBeis oftLe Senate
and twelve members Of the House ofRcp.
resentatives Of the United States, one hall
of whom shall be selected by each party,
with the mutual agreement that the blood
of the parties thus selected shall settle this
vexed question, and save Kansas from fur.
ther outrage" 3"
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Interest.

Interest has been Iikene,l to the con
Sumption, b.cause II gradually but surely
eats away umtil the victim Is entirely cu,,.
snned. We may add, however, there il
vast ,iilIcTruce between the two-iu,,r.
est may be stopped Toy paying the princi
p"', ""'le Nc cannot tier such hope 10
Tie co'H"mp''ve. The above WAS brought
I" our ""nh very iorcIbIy. the other dav,
10y seeing an o'd coin. OF the reign Of Cn-
h"."N ' IL, dsted l7l2, and a hyslaudcr
asked what would the coin now amount
10 had IL been Tut out ut interest
"s soon rs coined 7 This ser us
to work, and ~.cyphered on, the amuuu,
"h'ri' viii doubtless surprise some of our
readers, us II did us. The twenty .c.p,
piece at interest Tor las wears vii
smount to the snng little sum of sirieen
h""G" and eighty doiidrs, forty cents :.
compound Interest," Concord Gazette.
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[for the Lancaster Ledger
J. c. SEcREsT, Secretary.


Mr.. ECIroR Ii Jou will allow us even
an incousp'cuous cu'ncr in your interesting
Ledger, we will address short communi.
cation through its columns, TO those who
are so fortunate as 10 be the recipients Of n
newspaper so worthy Of their patronage,
more particularly, however, this communi.
cation is intended for our old friends and
associates, resident in our dear old native
District.
Our visit 20 Lancaster. WIS not intended
for pleasure only, but business transactions
called us hence, consequently we left our
"knittin at home with our better. halfr
and of course hurried through.
We left home on the 10th ultimo. driving
" Bonapartc," travelling at the rates of"two-
forty" on dirt road. We found the road
from the place of our sojourn 60 the town
of Monroe, Onion County, N. c., as usual
line. We reached NJ, abont the time our
: 9onaparte seemed rather disincIined 10 pro-
ceed any farther, so We turned in and took
comfortable lodgings for the night We
spent the night very pieaSantly, first at the
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be given to Buchanan aud Breckenridge,
knowing rs they do, that Back is dle one,
and the only chance TO defeat Fremont, (Fi.
more being wholly out of the race) Now,
my old friends Of Lancaster, the result will
be the same in all probability, as if You were
allowed TO vote directly for electors, but this
privilege you ought to have, and no doubt
will one day. You should vote now for
those men whom you believe will best rep
resent you, not because he is farmer, qS
do not say We will not vote fora Lawyer,
ofa DoetQr, or what not, bpt y9te for those
whom YOU know will sick to the South in
this very important time. lftherc are those
who have represented you well, Try them
again, if you owe debt of gratitude to any
for lhc'r patriotism, for the sacrifice which
they have made in exposing themselves Ia
the thousand shafts of death which flew
thick around them, from hands of n common
enemy, in the midst of the foes camps, sup.
port such, not forsaking them because for.
soo:h they happened 10 choose q profession
OF avocation which you did not. Face tho
music" Pitch in,' just like Your humble
servant would do if he were there, rs in
days of yore.
son OF LANCASTER
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AN UNFoRTUNATE AFFAIR.

LAST evening, about 9 o'clock, says tho Car
olina Times, gentleman, who had register
ed his name, at The American Hotel, as ID.
w. FULLER, from Granville, N. c., undouLt-
edly lunatic, suddenly sprang from his scat,
and drawing knife, rushed into the street
and Inflicted severe wound upon the hand
Of Capt. Tnos. DoYNE. lie seemed perfect
ly cnraged, without any cause whatever. and
but for the we'll directed blow of a gentle
man, temporarily disabling him, serious con-
sequences may have resulted. lie was cap
turcd and safely lodged in Jail, for cxamina-
t9n This morning.
Should his friends in North Carolina re-
ceive this Information, it is advisable that
some of them look after him.
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- Grs~---
SPEECH OF GOV. WISE

WE have just pcruscd one Of the most ami
mating and soul. stirring speeches that we
nave ever seen in pr'.t, delivered BY Gov.
II. a. WISE, of Virginia, before large Dem
ocraiic meeting, held in Richmond on 2Oth
sept, ult'mo. He paints in glowing colors
'he crltlca! condition of our country at this
particular Juncture; and the issue between
the two great sections, is set forth in II
truthful ana most impressive manner. The
approaching Presidential election that is en-
gnging the attention Of every nook and cor
ncr of our country was discussed, and the
fearful and inevitable contingency of dis.
union and revolution, as the rcsui, of the
election of FREMONT, was dwelt upon with
force and power, that could scarcely fail
TO conYincc any one of the probable and
melancholy realization Of his predictions
1t would afford us great pleasure to publish
tins speech, believing it to be well worth
the attention of our readers. Perhaps we
may do so next week.
Gov. WISE, rs is known to most of our
readers, is one of The most spirited and reli.
able Southern Rights Democrats that our
section can boast of, and in the event of any
emergency affecting the interests OF the
South, hc will doubtless be found at the
right place, and will bear conspicuous par,
In the struggle for Southern equality.
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CANDIDATES IN CHARLESTON

LARGE meeting was held in Charleston
on the 9th inst, composed Of the friends of
the Hon. A. q. MAGnATH, re-nominatinp
him as n candidate for Representative to
Congress. He, however, again declines the
honor, and says in very emphatic terms that
he would not serve if elected.
The Charleston Mercury Of the 9th inst,
says of the candidates then in the field:
"CoSGEEssIoSAL ELEcTIoN.-Tbe election
for Representative to Congress from this
District, will be held on Tuesday next
There are but three candidates in the field,
for although the Hon. A. Mazyck has been
nominated, as we know he would not, on
any consideration, consent to run, we do not
count him. These candidates are Col. Jas.
Gadsden, Col. John Cunningham, and the
Hon. William Porcher Miles, our excellent
Mayor. We are fortunate in our list
Every one of these gentlemen is Southern
to the core, and will never bring disgrace
upon the cause Of the State. Mr.. Miles has
been brought out at the las. moment, in the
hope Of reconciling differences in the COM
munity, and we know of no man whose abiI
ity, patriotism and integrity would be more
likely 10 effect that object But we have this
consolation,that which ever of the candidates
is elected, we shall have true man to rep
resent us in, probably, the last Congress OF
the United States"
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lHE ARKANSAS CoTroN CRor.-The
Little Rock True Democrat, OF the 23duI,.
referring To tie prevailing impression that
there vii be short cotton crop this year
says:
Such we know will he the case in this
region oi country. The Arkansas river
IHnds have suffered more from insects and
tau rains Than in aay previous year-
"hen tins fertile valley fails to make i,s
usual yield the prospect for planters must
Ue gloomy indeed chew here.
Here are many good crops on the Ar.
KANSAS river, hut there aie more bad than
good. And should an early frost tall, the
crop will bc exceedingly short, since the
crop planted after the appearance Of the
insects IN the spring WIN not reacl, per
iect maturity, abile the fall rains will ma
terialiy damage, !y means of second
growth, and by rotting the early crop.
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MIDNIGHT AssAssISATioS.--On Friday
night last brutal murder was committed
~ 81. Matthews Parish. About ne,
o'clock, Mr.. James MeGrew was called out
OF h's lej by the assassin, under pretence Of
inqnlring the direction to the Providence
camp ground, at whicll place camp
meeting was then in progress. When
within four or FIVE steps of the gate, a
gun was disclIarged--the contents enter.
ing his leit side and producing almost IN
slant death. The nordercr then mado
his escape, leaving so far as now known,
no clue for his detection and trial before a
h!p.nap tribunal.--[ OrangJurg Soatlyon. |.
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The MILITIA SYSTEM

WE copy IN to-day's paper, from the Orange
ourg So"thron, a reply to the two articles
recently repuolished in the LEDGek-one
from the Chester Standard and the other
'tom the "innshoro Regisscr, upon the
present militia system Of South Carolina
o4r sympathies (preiudicesD . are atoge,h.
er IN favor Of The notions advanced by our
friends ever the river, still We are WILING to
give both sides a hearing.
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Planters BANK OF FAIRFIELD.--At
an election held by the stockholders in
this Bank on the 9Th instant, the follow.
ing gentlemen were reelected directors
for the next year, viz:
James r. Aiken, John Adger, s. G..
Barkley, II. B. Boylston, William Brice..
Jacob F.aster, J. B. McCants, John Nc.
Crorey, David Mcdowell, ID. III. Ruff,
John Simonton, o. Woodward.
AT a subsequent meeting or the Direc.
tors. James II. Aiken was unanimously re.
elected President.
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ELECTION RETURNS

lhe votes Tor Senator and Representatives
l?r this District were counted yesterday
GEORGE MCC. WIrHEKsrooy, ESQ. il loc-
'ec Senator, and Slcssrs. w. &. CAUrurY
and J. L. X. BELK Representatives.
We annex statement Of the Polls:
FOR SENATOR.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT Is, 1856.

"A Son Of lancaster" was moi received
uh'il alter our last issue. We with pleas
ure give place TO it to day, Pity our FREUD
ever left Lancaster; he might assist us ia
teriaiy in keeping matters straiobt.
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Great Democratic Meeting.

LANCASTER, Penn, Oct. s.-At least
1000 persons attended the Democratic
demonstration here to-day. The city ia
alive with excitement.
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PATENTS. Nearly 10000 patents have
been issued in Washington since the Ist
OF January-a greater number than ever
before issued in The same perioI.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

VIII be inserted at the following low rates;
One square (of l6 lines or less, zone Insertion
u or, II continued, rs cents for the frst in
sereon, and 30 cents for each subsequent inser
ION 70 See Fourth Page for deductions in
y0r OF standing advertisements.
The number of insertions must Lc wrttcn m
onch advertisement or they will bc inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly
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Is Nitur'G Guhlr.
Blackwood's Magazine.

The following are the contents of the Sep
tcmbcr number Of this valuable monthly 4:
The Man of Diplomacy; Sketches on the
way to Stockholm The AtheIings, or the
Three Gifts; Sca-sidc Studies; y Chapter
on Peninsuar dogs; Old Tower, A Brook
side Dialogue, The Poetry of Christian
Art; Macaulcy.
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Faesr 2, At MouIlr.--The Mobile Rsgi,-

ter, OF wednesday, says:
ITO judge from such appearances, there,
mus. have been visit from Jack Frost
on Monday night, for the orange trees, in.
many places, bad their leaves curIed up.
tightly yesterday morning, and The largo.
spreading mulberry in front OF DR.. Nott's.
resldencc, was wilted ir every spig OF,
spray"
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The Southern Light.

The present number Of this Southern
monthly is an Interesting one; contains
some valuable contributions. Published at
EdgeIicld, S. c., and Edited 10y 4. 5. What
ley. Terms 81 year in advance.
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Porter's Spirit Of the Times.

The merits of this large and handsome
weekly cannot be too highly estimated, A
Caroniile of the Twf, Field Sports, I.tcra-
ture aud the Stage. Our sporting friends
would be highly pleased with it, Terms
So year in advance,
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
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Published every Wednes lay Morning
w. M. COIN NO r IS,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
7 E Il VI S:

~. tne expiration OF SIX Months, --- $50
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Il
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- FEEFIING Va FRIDAY M0RNING. T
.MIsCEI.L .NEOUs.
00NSU-kPYK0N So eGitsSSEL LsZ16 L I19sl31t-
-Te5 - TED B L..
. L q II. q. IL EEEiEOM
M EDIGzA T e D IVA P#ORS,

II -fs.s-r. II r. 45if IL SOM
NJ e D IGzA Z e DIVA. P o R s..
ny J0ENseN sFEyTARg Rose, VI. D..
f'ss rs sssif ffsiSs a f gfaf'
T0r GiseWse~ of The EgHgs.
her tuI share the general welfare, aud that whrh
shines reSPlrIdtn the brightest teW4 dadem Il her
''7' '' MEDfGSTED vAPaR 1SHaLArIoS,
in the treatment of Consumption and Andred aiItetons-
The aFsur MOTIONS. narroE>ltd prtIudicts con.
tenp,ble nnblSshng qasEer have loue
listed C9asu:Hptio Men Of sEl
putatiOu physicians have sSriId aseoGs compounds
he eAy into the stomaeh to cure dasts OF the lungs
star OF hope fos the os enough of Nere
swaIONr; The stonlqeh where sSsts, being the
And Shjursd. All
See the Hb.rdty the positive inipry Of such a course; the
disease lungs, in the stomach; then Why,
10 the ItirsF T,f dvantase Of inhalation in Consnntyon
Throat Diseases tat uetces the of Xapor
the stomach Is ts cIt perfectly free to aid in restoring
health, b. administering healthy, N-giving ood.-
There is hopeless that Inhalation will not reach
The means too, are brought within TIC reach of ALL the
Of administering the vapors being simple that
the invalid required to leave hNme where the hand
OF friendship affection tends much to uid the pys
The Inhaiing method poothiug safe and speedy and
consists in the administration of medicines in such
that they are conveyed into the luugs in the
and produce their action at the scat Of the disease It's
practical success dtiEed Eevoluoaze the opinions Of
The uIedlcaE wortd anu establish the entire durability Of Con
SumPiioa.
appeaIto the of all afflicted with lung dis
eases, embrace the adv Inhalation and
longer apply medicine 10 the UIionendng stomach.
claim for naatioh place amongst the precious gifts that
hati given US, that days may be long
the laRi,' and the only
ARR OF REFUGE FOR THE CoNsUMPTIvE
method not only rational, but simple safe and ehica
ciouS.
To many of my professional brethren throughout the
UniOn tender acknowledgements for their frank and
manly in testtfyng to the merits Of Inhalation shall
the blessings OfMedcae Eapor Inhalation in the treatment
OF Consumption.
One word for myself in answer to those claiming to have
introduced the practice AMI to the tribe of atOrs who,
with hrascn their own both wrote
rats tken used with the medical agents Employed achieved
only partial success; therefore did claim for il then
bicd yee Proof of this may be found in my work
/ published in 1910.
Applicants will please to state If they have Dled
from te Lungs il they have lost any esh have cough,
night and fever turns, what and how much they
what the condition Of their stomachs and bowels
The necessary medicines, apparatus &C., will be forwarded
to aug part,
TERus$5 consultation fee Balance fee pay when
patients report themselves conyalescent.
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NNTICF

NOTICE..
and after the first of january, Proximo the prsseut
" firm of Heskc Co.. Will be dissolved by Limitation,
James A. Fetzer retiring from the firm.
ApeTsons indebted TO will please call and make pay
without delay and those having clamS against ~
will present them for adjustment.
December 81, 1855,
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DIR. RosE,s rREArlsE on. .CoSsuaipTlov.

Y.
Address s JOHNSON STEW.4 RT ROSE.
ss,3JfB t-YIsl 10 3S1 broadway, New York.
The new postage law requires prepayment of letters
Ny correspondence being extenstye applicants
plies, must enclose postage. Money letters must be
tered by the POstnasterssuc letters only will be my
risk. fr2:fn
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RECOMMENDATIONS az PHYSICIANS.

RECOMMENDATIONS BY PHYSICIANS
We the undersigned practitioners in medicine Clesrfuiy
and heartily recommend DR.. Roses mtnod of treating
of the Lung aud Throat, the best and eect-
al ever introduced into medical practice. Our
based Upon having several of PATIENTS cOVn,-
ed epHsuEptVes, restored vigorous health after few
months treatment bS Dr. Rose In the named dis
eases the application OF MeIcated Yapors direct
y into the Lungs, be justly considered great
suffering humanity rendering Consumption perfectly
bic disease
Rose deserves we'll of the profession his unwearie
abor in bringing the Inlaling method to such degree Of