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TIE subscriber has now on Aand s1d d
daily receiying fyll and gpal$sg hs2$st,
n'ent Of yaripsS kiads 81 good ssaally kspg
variety may be found
Ladies Dress Goods, such o. NasIius, Csne.
hams. Bsrages, Alpacas, &e., Cailes,
Cheeks, Tieking's ppmesfiss, o. I
aper, loalsrY spA sxsW astk - I,
c)e IN ths Dry Gocdsll llaes s,a
ALSO ,------. ~ teea
c;osnsSS.A srH md ssne.sl sesssS.
peRt sultib,e for gentlemen sed beya-s
Coats Pants Vests, al!!fsA half hssa. &s~
\ :, q ---zAse ;----,J,. -. 81 >
uets an4 GN1p.--A sspply jsss r..
seiysdr -stsms Sf I'd Qsxsas siylss. A vs.
s,e,,y eAsytss xsss2pA = e5sass any one.
ftisnd| d ssii Sd sisslSs ~ ssssk.
7 ~ J. 3. COtJSART.
a. .sw store srr~ssS i.is .s.ses.
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IN EoUITY.-LANCAsrER DISTRICT

IN EQUITY.-LANCASTER DISTRICT
Biggers Mobley aud Macy A. bis Wife, Va
George w. Dolby, ct. 81.
Bill to enforce an Execution at Law, To sub.
ieet mn Equity to pay legal demand, and
for relief
1T appearing to my Satisfaction, chat Geo.
w. Dolby, one Of the Defendants ia above
Case,residcs without the limits OF the State,
II 10 therefore ordered, % motion Of Cooke,
Solicitor for Complainants, that tho ssid
George w. Dolly do plead, answer or demur
to the Dill in above Case, on OF before tho
2lst " May, 1855, otherwise Judgment pro
confcsso will be ordered against bin.
JAMES II. wrrIiERsPOQN, q
Com. Equity Tor l. ID.
Commissioners ofliec, Lancaster G. IT,,
$. e.. D." 5,h, 1881. 6.---i-Sm Prs fec Tloo
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@Let then, learn G,s.r r.av. Paul. .

"Let them lsatp Grs,.r says Paul, 10
Mo~ pity af home" Religion bcisg p
the family, the hottest sanctuary is home.
The family ALTA ina cathedral. The ed
uca,ion Of the soul for eternity begins by
the fireside. The principle Of love whicl,
is to DO carried thrmg, the u,iveFe, is
h'st unioIled in the family. We learn 10
love God w loving onr brothers aud sis.
tiers and mother. That Ia We exercise
the same feeling, which IN an exalted de.
gree, ia ~ be directed 10 God. So that 1,
is true ~ q sepse wore fauilisy. apd ys,
more comprehensive than ~ commonly
given to u: lie that ioyeth not hi.
brother whom he hath seen, how can hs
love God, whom he batl. not seen r.
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IN EoUIry.-LANcAsTER DISTRICT

IN NEQUITY.--LANCASTER DISTRICT
SaTI b. Hammond, vs.. Thomas Ballard
Bill TO subjcc, funds In the Copmissioner's
hands, to pay legal demand and for re-
Nef.
IL appearing TO my satisfaction. that
Thomas Ballard. the Defendant in this case.
resides without the limits Of this State, 1t
is ordered, on motion Of Cooke. Sogsitqr
for complainant, that the said Thp.ssppas BAL
lard DO answer, plead OF demur to tho bill
Up this cage, on or before the 2ist day Of
will be ordered agaipst him.
JAMES H. Wi1iiERSPOON.
Com Equity L. p.
Lancaster c. H., $. C., February iilh,
lsA6.-l.3m. Printers fee 100
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LOSS OF TICKETS OF CLASS I

BY the late accident on tn. Seaboard aud
Roanoke Rail Road, the Twk.t. Of chsa
L., for April l2,I, in theS transit from Bal.
iimore, 10 charge or Adams Express Com
pany. were destroyed by frc, consequently
there will not BE- an, drawing for that Glass.
The Drawing will be- Clnss M.--yiay 18th,
the :. Ne Plus Uuiira" S.heme. .
Very Respectfully, ......
1851 J. +. WINTER, Manager. s
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For The Conplsts Care sfrCaushs.
Colds. Inlusnsa. Asthma. DreAskstis
Splitting of Bleed, and sil otksf Tang
conplsi tending g sensumption
This preparation is getting Into use Il
over our Country. The numerous letters
We receive from osr various agents, infer.
ming us ofcurses effected IN their immedinte
neighborhoods, wassant - In saying Il IL Nnr
Of the best, if not the reyy essi Coseh Meai.
cine now before the publix. IL almost jnrs.
rcry srorst case. When sn other Cough
preparations have failed, this HAS relieved
the patient, az Draggists, dealers n,
Medicines, and Physicians cas- testify.
Ask the Agent in your nearest town, wk.s
has been his experience or the effects ~ tAs%
medicine. II be has been solling It for sny
snsth Of timc hs will tell you. 80, ~
IT'S THE BEST MEDICINE ExTANT
Below We give Ecw cxtarts FINN e1i.rs
We have revSived lately rcgardSse the yis
tues Of :nis mtdicine. -
Dr.S.Os.in, ,of Knoxviile, Ga, ssvs:--f fxsr,
been using yoMr Lirer~ort and 7sr resv extrn-
sireis IN my practice for fhree wears pssi. ss,. n
il 'sth paeasHvs sisse ny bsiisfin m ssupxss-
onirr ovBR Ar 0risR AxrIcLss uikk sckiek
nm seqaasntek (cr sctich u Is recpDsmendsd'' -
Mcssrs. Fitzgerald 4 Benners. writing
from Wsyncsvilie, NC. say.--" 1He Lirrs1
rort snd Tar 70 tersnsiag daily more popss.
lar in this Country, AND VIZ THINK JUsrLr
so All irho hare frieS Il sycak in cosnmen-
dabie terms Of Il, rery beneficial in aiieriof;ne
the eomptdinied for ,cyich H. is recomseded..,
Our Agent in Pickcns Distret =. q. M.
8. II. McFali, assures US ..,hns he |, .es 4 riS.
great 6clsh In his own family, and rrrym-
mends II to his neighbors." fJe gives an
instance Of Negro woman, In his vicinity.
who had been suffering with disease Of the
Lungs for years, attended with severe cough,
who was relieved BY tho l.vrrwort., and Tar.
Such aro the good reports we hear of
This Medicinc from all parts of the South.
For report Of the surprising cures IL has
Performed in the Western and Northern and
Eastrss Ssatsu, We would invite the suffering
patient to r.sd TIE pamphlet which aceoui.
ranies eneh bsstlc. To all We say hare Eio,r
haze IE.re, #.
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LANCASTER LEDGER
- .-l- II FrbLlEnkp wEEKLY, nv
r.. S. BALE
EDITOR AND PRoPRIEroR,
~ rrBl.lsuxp wxxxIY,

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until The end OF tho subs. ripiion year.
EW Subscriptions. when paid within three
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! bV- No paper sent out Of the State, un.
less tho money accompanies tie order, OK
ccpt to a known responsible name.
-. Any person sending us FIVE subscribers
and Ten Dollars, (areompanied by the cAsII,)
will be entitled TO one copy gratis.
t5W- No paper discontinued, until all ar.
resragcs are paid, unless Mt our option.
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CHEAP READING,

JUST received direct fkem The psblishsss
the fc!low;ag new and eennJar books.
Kate Weston, or 10 will and 10 do, TIE
Hanter's Feast by Mayns Reid, Gec&fex
Mogcion or the Fnithisss Guseaiap, XWi'fss
Disrloavss M Masis MsRk, SSsass N The
Practice o{ ! New f~G Ssrgsas--Ths
Lime ktla Man, 70 cts., The Keow Meth
pg Almanas, also Charles Dicheaa Novels,
Disraells. Dulwers, Masyast., Mss. Saxtha'
woEth'ss i. y. Ar,hurs, Levers, end q IasxS
asso{tmept Of other kinda. These bvSSS
viii DO sold at Charles,sn prices. Fosssts
nt the Printing Otsies.
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Jew DAvlD'S OR HEBREW pL.AS
TER IN NORTH CAROLINA.

TEX In NORTH CAROLINA.
Mesxrs. Scovn. g. NEAp:I have been
troubled with the chT0aic rheMmatisin for
the last twelve years. On the lst of July,
lSi9, was so bad that l could not turn
myself In bed, and the pain so severe that
had not slept wink for six days. Al
this time my attending physician prescribed
the "Hebrew Plaster" and il acted like n
charm the pain lpft me, and I slept more
than half Of the night, and In thrre days
was able to ride nut. ! consider the lie.
brew Plaster" the best remedy for all sorts
Of pains now in use.
G. w. M'MINN.
Hendcrsonvil!c, N. c., Aug. l6, 1875
Beware Of counterfcits and base imita.
iions
-. The genuine will in future have the
signature OF Il. Tayl1 on tho steel plate
engraved label on the top of each box.
Purchasers are advised thai a mean coun
terfcit Of this article ~ iA eaiStrnce.
The gcnu ne n sold only ky us, and b,
our agents appointed throughout tho South
and no pediar is ALLOWED tc sell IL. Deal
ers and purchasers generally are cautioned
against buying ofany but our rrgalas agent.
otherwise they will be imposed npon with q
worthless article.
SCOvIL 4 MEAD,
iI3 Chartres street. N. Orleans, Sole Gene
gal Agents for the Southern Suites. "a
whoa all orders must Invariably be ad
dressed. ..-..
Jan 81 40 6u
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ONE PRIZE TO EIGHT TICKETS
CAPITAL $4,000.
lsOO prizes amounting to $4,000.
Tickets. $8. Halves, "a. Quarters, 81
Prizes payable iIhout deduction.

Pcrscns sending money need not fear its
b,ing lost. Orders punciually attended TO-
Communications confidential Bank Notes
OF sound Banks taken at par. Those wish
ing particular Raa,Ssrs should order inmc.
datcly. ~ ~.
Adlrcss, JAS =. WINTER, Manager
.T.. Macon. Gs
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Carpets, OIL Cloths Ao.,
At Low Prices for Cash!
George f.. l.. HYATT.

Nos. 444 and 44C Pearl Street, (near
Chatham,) New. Fork,
LAS now in store, and l. constantly re-
u, cr',ing wELI.-AssoKTED STocH OF
CARPETS. OiL-CLorHs. &c. to which he
invites public attention, believing that an
examination Of both quality and prices. will
prove satisfactory to Merchants and 10
Purchasers generally, who buy for Cash.
His Stock consists OF
RICH VELVET TAPESTRY g. BRUS.
Sells CARPETS. IN NEW DESlGNS;
SUPERIOR ENGLISH g. AMERI.
lCAN 3-PLY, AND INGRAM
..r CAR PETS;
Comprising many New Patterns, made cx-
Pressly for fir,t class trade. Also.
Twilled and plain Venetian Hall and Stair
Carpets. OH Cloths in widths from, Z to
- feet, in various qualities. Rich Mosaic
Tuf'rd and Common Hearth Rags and
Door.mats Of different sorts. Table and
Piano Covers Of Choice Patterns. Al
o. and s. Plaid and Plain Mattings.-
Window Skaes sf desirable styles
Stair Coverings, Stair Rods, and all other
articles usually kept In Carpet Stores.
NE Il ALSO AGENT FoR SELLING
Carhart e. Nye's Power Loom Three. .ply
and Ingram Carpets, as well as Barberfs
Auburn Prison.madc Bsussels 3-pIy. Ingrata
and Venetian Carpets and Rugs.
All which will be fairly represented to
purchasers. and sold st fair prices.
July IS. e.-iv.
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A Judge and 4 joking lawyer y ,re con.

A Judge aud a joking lawyer w,re con.
yersipg about the doctrine Of tansmigra.
ton Of tlre souls OF men into animals.
= Now said the judge, "suppo.e you
aud were tnrned into horse and nn ass,
which would yoo prefer 10 boz" r
f"Tl'e ass, to be sure" replied the law
yer.
"Whyr asked the Judge.
"Because,' was the reply, - have
heard Of an ass icing judge, but OF a
horse, nryet.'
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Sign Of the I've Large watches.
WATCHES CLOCKS AND
JEWELRY.

Al n6W xU6A fA1C31 xV8 CASH.
Merchants and Dealers yin do wsii co cen
and examine the stock Of Watches, Clocks, sssi
Jewolsy, as e<s king-ssrees bsSess thsy psss.
cLAse elsewhere. -s..-. -, ~ 3
Every article warranted. 4
A stock always on hand pesuiiarly sdspssd 10
country dealers. q -
Save twenty per cent BY calling sa g
VIZ. NASTEkNAN,
.a 2<7 King IT., Chssisss0n.
F0ar doors from Wsutwosth-st.
Oct Q, '55 a5;if
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Fashion has been well describcd rs "lhc
race Of the rich to get away from The poor,
who tol!o' {. fnst as they c0u.'
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St!sfI I31rtru,
WHY thus sApf

WHY THUS eAp}
s. Q. why shss sad .o.aisA,. ssy lpye,
g Am I NOT by thy side Z Z
1 Ard 40 ! not foe lhse aiqnc q sgl
iRsn, iifs's tenpeslssus tide a
pces nss thy every sA!ls, iSvp.
), -Awsken 10 ny breast :. @s
4Aprids 70 know ssheaart my owp---
4, Ard I!sm iareycr hlcH I! (
q, whs thus sad, when all aropnd
A:s Joyous. wild and g.ys& Z
The zsRhyres sport among thy locks
- And with;hy tresscs play. = 81 =
Sweet petfumo- from the. scented hpwcH
St&SArs wafled on the breeze, 5i 8s y
Vet thon art sad to. night, my loyp, "a
Rs..s And seeming III at ease. -. -.
80 q, Why thus sad--can sorrow find ms
It's resting place in ,hsei '1' ag-r
Or. does some memory OF the past
Bespcnk thy miseryf
The stars their silent vigi,a keep,
The silent moon CLEANS bri Iht;
b. All, all Is ninth and gladness. love-
sErsL Still thou art sad tonight s.
o. yes, I'm sad tonight, my love.
For joys cant always last; .a,-.
And though Tm thoughtful now, lis not
From memory of the past < ~
These z-phyres sporting With :hc leaves,
.... Whisper tnlc Of woe. ..g
OF death, which bids me TO prepare
Far hence from thee to 60. |
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When you speak Of God, le, il be with
reverence
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pUstuPsS Oarus OF HVe Hhcs OF less, incIud-
ing the paper, Six Dollars per annum.
Announcing Candidates for Office, Five
Do.'ars.
+ Advertisers are requested to mark the
number Of Insertions desired on onch advcr-
tiscmeut, or they will be inserted until for
bid, aud chprged accordingly. 4,.s &t
~ All transient advertisements must
be paid for in advance. s. s..s.. ...i
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

ApvERrrsEMKSrs will be inserted at One
Dollar per square, Of sixteen lines or less
or il continued, Seventy. Five Cents for the
first insertion, and Fifty Cents for each sub
sequent insertion.
The following deductions will be made in
avor Of standing advertisements
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Fit: gets relish of them, it generally refaius
it for life. From whence, then, arc the
subjects Of intcrnPerance -descendedl Ars
they not descended from, that class self
styled moderate drinkersa We ask again,
are they not the legitimate offspring of the
moderate drinkers! The fact is, the mod
crate drinkers not only furnish from their
bands the forty-eight thousand hahi,ual and
occasional drunkards estimated in the Uni
fed States, but they do more. they keep
them i'll c"untenance by drinking the same
article which produces their intoxi,ation.
Since tho moderate drinker thus countc-
nanccs the 'lrunkar,!, is he not accessory to
tho crine Of drunkenness and .is such, he is
morally guilty Of the sin Of drunkenness.
his Is serious charge. bu it is n.verhe-
less n true one. believe it is settled and
established principle in common law, that
tue man who either directly or Indirectly
countcnances, connivcs at, or encourages
the commissioned any crime, he is ipso tacto
indeed and sinrtru,l an alder and atjettar
IN the commission Of it !; and as such he is
a fit and proper subject for legal punish
rnent. Every temperate zdrinker is under
the highest possible obligation to ats,ain
on account Of tlle influence his example
exerts ON those around him. We are cx.
pressly commanded l,y tho holy word Of
God, land the command is not limited, J
to "let your light slime before men, that
they, seeing your good works, may glorifv
our Father in Heaven"
The drinking of temperate persons has
hitherto, in great measure, prostratcJ
and .paralysed all attempts to rescue the in.
temperate from their <uin and misery. 1t
is entirely in tile power of the temperate.
part OF the community, by uniting, 20 drive
the Tell monster Of intcmp"raucc from our
land. Tho measures in train for redcemne
our land from the curse of intempprance
cannot fail hut through the criminal apathy
OF the temperate themselves. A fearful
responsibility rests upon. the men of this
generation. and especially upon the cnliph,
ened and temperate Let tllis rcspunsibiiitv
TO deeply folt; let union and perseverance.
lcrerywierc be the watch word: and soon
very soon, drunkard will become us rare
a monster as ho was in the DAYS of the frs,
settlers, or the Pilgrim fathers. w.
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insist that it is po:part Of the students. du.
ties to dictate bis removal. If he is no,
competent, and they are dissatisfied, let them
petition their guardians to remove them
from under his administration. If the Trus.
toes establish the precedent of re.,noLelinp
Faculties at the suggestion of majority
OF the students, We imagine few men, will
any self-respet, will Ike found willing to ae
cept a position in the Faculty. -
we do not deny 'tlisSYgbt to students tc
entertain their own feelings towards thci,
p'eccptors, nor to express them but we d.
say that it will bo a fearful blow at college
education, and. above all, college discipline
when a Board Of Trustees permits such in
tiuences 10 control its action. -
President McCAY, it is saii, has expires
scd his willingness to resign.
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MARKETs.

ABBEVlLLE, Feb. 2s.-lhe sales Of Cotton
for The past current week, amounted to 600
bales at 7 tol0 cents extremes
HAMBURG, Feb. o6.-CorroS-T receipts
OF Cotton in our warehouses for the week end
ing this day, amount to s6l bales--the portion
sold was at prices ringing from 81 to los-the
market closed on Saturday rather dull, bu, the
foreign accounts received here this morning
will sustain the market. The prices of bread
stuffs declining. K.
COLUMBIA, Feb 27-Corros-Somc 600
Dulles changed hands. at prices varying from 81
Z" Vt extrencs; most Gales for good middling to
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FOR TIE INDEPENDENT pHEss.1
Montgomery Ala.
FEBRUARY 10Th. is

FEBRUARY 10th, 1856.
Editors Of tie Prcss The publication
IN some Of your Carolina papers of the
rnmor that was raising a company of En-.
'srants for kanshs, and tho reception of
several letters from persons in South Caro-
lima, urging inc to engnge in this matter.
induces me to say, that ! never had the re.
motest thought Of engaging in this scheme.
The impulses of those men who are en-.
gagged IN. it arc patriotic, and considering
the circumstances, heroic; and / applaud
ali who arc engaged in this effort to secure
Kansas to the South. as slave State, but
am profoundly convinced that their efforts
will be unavailing. I do not believe .tha,
Kansas will or can BE- n slave State. The
laws of political economy. which never
change, aud which must in the end over
come political ina7euvres and patriotic ehul-
li'ions are against the permanent existence
Of slavery in Kansas.
gave the reasons Of this belief in letter
to W. P.tBELcuER, Tut it is probable that
he had loft before it reached Abbeville, or
If he did receiye it he probably thought 1t
would he best ! not to publish it, whicl, re.
q"ested him to do. If any Of his friends
have tho letter Ishouii like it il they will
give it to YOU for publication. I think the
arguments of that letter will convince ali
who read it.
But suppose the prc-slavery men should
temporarily triumph in Kansas and come
to Congress, with a constitution recognizing
slavery and ask adni ssion as a State. The
Anti Nebraska. BAsKs.inen are III; clear
majority in Congress, and there Is hsrrll, n
possib lity that Kansas would DO admitted
as slavo State. Thirty,fvc years ago,
when the Aboli'ion,party had not dozen
members in Congress, Missouri was refused
admission b"cause she recognized slavery, nn,i
it would be foolish to suppose, that Abolition,
now in its rampant madness and strength,
with ono house. Of Congress in its power.
| would recesle from its demands made thirty.
| five years ago. -.
Kansas will not he admitted as a slave
State even If she asks admission. Remcrn-
ber my prediction, and await the result.
Yours respectfully,
BEN LANEsPOsEY.
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DIED.

Os the 18th inst. Mr.. ELIZA ~ KENNE-
Df. wife of NJ B. Kennedy, and daughter. of
William Rarks.lale in the twenty sixth wear
of her age. Several years since, the deceased
became II member of the Presby ytcrinn Churcl,
nt Providence, and SHE has since excmplifipd,
by consistent life, the doctrine she professed.
She and her babe both lie in one coffin; but
those left behind. feel assured that their ire
parable loss il her eternal gain.
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MARRIED.,

For by your leaves, yon shall not stay alone,
'rilEholy church incorporate two in one"
MARRIED on the Goth inst, by f. Tribe,
Esq. Mir. JOHN CLAMP. to Mrs EMlLTNE Z
MCCLELLAN, all of this District
Love is jewel that slumbers within the soul,
and thrice happy are those in whose bosonl.it
dwells. 1t is Gods noblcst boon to man, iill
where it unites two hearts in IIvmen's fettefs,
and Cupid's sniId and sunny influence adGrns
and increases conjngal bliss, the cold chilling
blasts Of aiversitv hang. like ieicles on obIi.
vion's check. and the SORROWS of tribuation are
no more. May you hask in ear,h's sunnics
cline and have @ pleasent VOYAGE in the gre.
curriculum of life s drama. And when the arch
spirit shall sound his tocsin, may Heave,i's 5
sweetest choir sing peans "f harmonious mel
ody for your long lived happsness.