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work of this kind by their contributions and
we promise they will do so now. If our
ladies, notonly the younger portion, but all
of them will make move towards the con.
summation Of such project, we will bo re-.
sponsiblc for tho Charleston portion. As
Lancaster is without an Episcopal church.
and as the Bishop being much gratifed al,
the reception he has met here thinks of pro.
rIding for ouT wants, let us exhibit our will.
'ngncss to aid in the matter. independent
~ of all other considerations. an Episcopal
church in the place would add to the beau.
y of on: village. We would then we hope
have the opportunity of hearing the gospel
mote often preached.
Secular affairs should not cnrross al of
our a!tcn6on, but we can all more or less
spare some Of our time, labor and money.
towards the propagation of christianity in
our midst Young ladies' we hope YOU will
make move. Is there not one among YOU
who will make the frs, move! Do go. The
rest will follow.
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BALLS-FAIRS.

ihr young people Of Lancaster are very
fond %! Balls Parties, &c. Tcros;ehorc 6r5s
many admirers and devotecs of her ~, in
our 'I'inge. 1t is not our intention. ~
JonrnaIIst,to censure our fair younp IaJics
and gallant young gentlemen for this pcco-
''"r Psn'h"nt-peculiar for its great uniycr.
salty. RctcctIng on the matter the nthor
evening, While they Were dancing yery meri.
~ away in the Odd Fcllow's Hall. We
thonght, how mpch more proiit,bly and
equally as pleasantly our young people
could be engaged. Now young ladies'. W..
will suggest to you way by which Won
VIII accomplish vast deal of good, and nj
The same time employ your spare moments
IN manner much more pleasant the; in
dancing. We say - confidently we know
you viii be pleased, and we hope you will
try it. The suggestion is, for YOU all to
unIte and form society, zach to contribute
80 much needle work, and manufacture su.h
articles, as are sold at Fairs. When Won
have collected sufficient number of spch
articles, hold a Fair, and the proceeds aris-
ing from the sale, contribute to the supp,r,
of pastor Of one Of the churches, or else
if you prefer, contribute the amount towards
the building of a church. There are two
denominations here without church edificss
the Episcopal and Baptist The Bishop
Of the Episcopal church Of this Diocese,
thinks OF supplying this place with a mis-
sionary. /; could not bo expected that a
minister could preach for no,hins-you
could contribute the proceeds to his Support
or II the men will do this, you can contrib.
ute it towards the building Of an Episeopol
church. The ladies have done much in this
way towards the building of churches in
other sections Of tho state, and the buildings
now stand AZ monuments TO their honor
We have seen young people enjoy them.
selves rs much Mt these fairs as at balls
and we are sure their cnjoy mcnt was Of thai
kind which leaves no aftei p ny, bat on the
contrary, sensation of lively qualification
for mcritorions effort Appropriate tn,
funds in any way We have mentioned you
efforts will do good-they will give you ev
treme pleasure-yow example will d.
good. "
Lancaster without pa storl Think o.
IL! Fer the benefit Of tho=s s!ill yonre>l
than you are, think Of itl The young gen
tlsrnen will contribute 10 yonr pIeasurc ant
also the object ia view, FOR they win b,
yonr patrons,
On q former occasion the ladies of one o
! The churches in Charleston assisted in
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PREPARATORY MILITARY SCHOOL
AT YORKVILLE.

From letter We have received from York
vile, We arr Gra;iiied TO lear, that ,sc Mill
tary School established by Mcssrs COWARD
and JENKINS, now numbers some seventy
five scholars, and some twelve or fifteen
more expected in day or two. We are
Grstliicd to learn this, for it is an institution
which should be patroniscd. liz fact, we
consider this institution equally as descrv
ing Of state patronage as the South Carolina
College. We think that if the $4,000 ap-
propriated TO the 5. G. College, were divi-
ded amongst the schools Of the state Of the
same character and standing as the York.
vile Military School, the public zen. rally
would be much more benefited.
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fsw Of the benefits to be gained by this. step.
Kansas IS on ,hc border OF Missouri; and. ir
the Abo,itionists succeed, there eau bc no
doubt, but that slavery ia Missouriis doom.
ed,-so slso,wiih Arkansas and Upper Tex
as. IL our Institutions prevail in Kansas,
the slavery question is settled, aud the rights
of tho Sun'harc safc if fanaticism prevails,
1--WE may put our house in order to die by
inches" Il is impossible TO exaggerate the
Importance Of Kansas TO tho South. 1t is
emphaticn'ly the "promiacd land" Il tneeds
no arguing to prove that slaye labor viii
bepro6tablc in Kansas. Tho iSonatter So,e
reign, paper published at Atkison, Kausss
Territory, in speaking of Slave lxbor in
Kansas, SAYS:
Slave labor is moro profitable here. Than
in any portion of the United States. SIsveS
! will now yield greater profit in Kansrs,
either to hire ont, or 10 cultivate the soiS
than any other place; and it will continue
| to be so, 1t saved from Abolition rule. Thoso
who have brought their slaves bere, are reat,-
ing rish reward for tho few privations in.
cident to n new country. We know there
are thousands of settlers in the old States,
who own numbers of sluvos, who are work,
lug from year to year, on poor land, wi,hou.
producing ono cent Of profit, who eoui;'
win hall the labor in Kansas, mako clear
yearly profit of from twenty y-fvc to thir.v
per cent, on the cash value OF their whoiS
Investment.
There are great many other advantages to
be gained by this action, but time and space
will not permit me. to pursue tlls subject
any farther These are sufficient
The Territory of Kansas Is the field of
battle, where Slavery and Abclitionism are
struggling in mortal combat, and tho victor
in the contest there, will hereafter forever
be the master Of the Federal Government.
The Abolition excitement has reached such
height, that il must now succeed il, crush
ing the South, or perish in the a,tempt.-
Like some mighty wave ofthe stormy ocean,
1t must dash itself 10 pieces against the rock
OF the Constitution, and the break water of
Southern resistance, or il must sweep down
all opposition, and spread desolaiing ruin all
over this happy lnud. The issue is now
upon us, and We mus: look II full in the
face, If we call ourselves men. II is with
Slavery and Abolitonism at this time, as
the Prophet in the Lady of ,tr Lake" said
OF the quarrel between the Saxons aud the
Gau,s,
Who spills the foremost foemans .f,,
Ills party conquors in the strife
Meetings arc being held, an | companies
raised, in nearly all of our ncighborins Dis
trict': Lancaster shonlt not pay III. lag
gard any longer. Now is the time, and the
hour OF need, when tho South mus, triumph
or fall, in her deadly warfare with hboli.
tionisni; and hope the citizens oil l.aneas
ter viii come 10 The rescue in suci, a man
ner as vii. show thai thsy know thuir rights,
and knowing dare mainia n. With ,hcs.
few and imPeriectly written remarks. ! leave
The snbject With them, feeling satisfied they
VIII do honor 10 themselves, their District
and their State. ")EEMS."
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NOTICES OF NEW BOOKS.

KATE Weston ar. To Will and To Do,
by JeanHie DcWitt New York Dewitt
d D"Tcmport. With eight Illustrations
l5GPp. Price $l25
We clip from an exchange tle following
notice of the above work.
This is novel of iha. class which are IN
tended TO DO good in the world The nnthor
Gss Is 'he daughter Of the celebrated Dr.
lowing oi fhiadeIphia, who.is known "a an
au'h"r =! no sn"li celebrity. She WELD, n
isady Pen' and IN thc volume before us seeks
l" convey great moral truths through the
meGi"in oil hciion. She writes with power
ana energy, and her noble purpose shines out
uahSparentiy on every page. As story, it
- :u ""c l" 'h,'' has stirring plot, which is
filled up with skill and power.
The heroine, sweet Kate. il r,od,, or al
that is loveabIc IA woman. combined ,,.i,.
hrmhess Of purpose aud rcctitude of rh,rsc.
'y'. S""'lent TO Danish even the cherished
ono rom his heart, when found pursuing Tho
path that lead, to destruction. and i,on,
which even the voice Of the loved ono. charm
s.' ever SO swcctIy, was unable 10 draw
nun. eSares, too, the errnr. fallen. bp,
still noble youth, is a striking charor,., -
Inc book marks the advent Of one in ia.
| field OF literature. who is destined mn, onir
TO adorn il, hut also to be the means of do.
'Hs much good with her ready pen.
The Hunters Feast; of, Conversations
around the Camp Fire" Nv Can,,in
Mayne Reid. With eight Illustrations
by Orr. New York Dewitt g. D,ycn.
| port. Price sl.25.
The following, from an exchange, EXPIRES.
ses our opinion OF this Work:
One OF the great defects of modern nm.
uor%, especially nOyclists, Is tho want of a,y.
/ pcriehcc, which alone can enable them To d..
scribe evcatS accurately and powcrr,ily.-
sien who never smell salt Wstcr' write nan.
'Ieal romances, and those who never avg
wilderness tell silly stories asbout pioneers
hnh'ers, and the spots of the forest. Th;,
IL not true of the author of .hc book kcfo,,
us lie ~ VOL known 10 the American pub
lic as the writer of several iuterrsiiny u,d
useful works In the late war with Aie,ica
he wa, actually engaged and ho is quite a
nome IN the woods and on the prairie. wh.r,
civilization has not yet beaten n path. Tn,
Hunters Feast,' therefore, will receive IN,
consideration To which the authors experi
ence and knowledge entitIe him His tooL
y written IN his usual graphic and attrac,iv,
style, and will become very populnr vi,,
these who are fond of exciting adventure.
The above Books may be had at Office.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

1t is always grca: pleasure and satisG,c.
ton 10 deal with persons We kaow TO be
ia'r and upright in their business tsansac-
h"ns. Such man is WILLIAM +. PERRY
Of Camden, formerly Of lancaster, whose
advertisement will bs found in this psper.
lie offers for sale variety ofstaplc and fancy
groceries, and we warrant he will dispose of
THEM Mt the lowest prices. Our Lancaster
people should not fail TO call on him when
they visit Iamdyn. Deal ONCE with Mr..
PERRY and you will try him again.
See the advertisement headed MARYLAND
LOTTERIES
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l. Al hsHt OF I. Know Nothing II
= Puryear ofN G.
hsHsdI ana Onf'.'shea H",'neSs.--
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CASUALTIES

Some time in week before last. saws III,
Cherai' Gazette, Of the Goth inst, we regre,
TO learn that Col. A. NJ. Lowry. OF this Dis.
tfict, had valuable negro woman buru, to
f'"'h. Her clothes topk fire and could no,
be put out.
Also, on Wednesday last, the Hotel at
Chesterfield Court House, the property of
Samuel Ii. Robcson, Esq. was burnt. The
FIRE was first discovered in the roof, near the
chimr"y and might have been pot ou, had
there been aid nt hand. All ths furniture and
The dining room which WAS detached were
saved. Mr.. Robson hss the sympathy of
the whole community. No insurance 40 far
as VIC can learn.
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MARKETS.
CHARLESTON,

CHARLEsTos, Feb. -.
CoTTON.-There were but few buyer.
during the forepart Of TIE day, aad the mar
ke, was quiet; but in the sftcrpart better
attendance caused more animated INQUIRY.
The sales at the close Of the day amounted
TO 2i00 bales, our quotations in this morn.
ing market review havisg been fully sus.
taiasd. The following are the particulars
Ct the salcs: bales Al 1t; 4os ut 9. 4 nj
81; 1913 at 9t; rs at %: I5s at OF; sII a,
lot; lGi a. los; a3s at i0l cents.
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PRrSrsRs' RoLLKns.-Mr. Writ Trim.
Ole, OF Ge6rgofown, Il. c., informs us
That he has Invented a composition for
Priniers' Rollers which viii be unaffected
by temperature-Dot made too soft by
summers heat Eor too hard by wipter's
cold---besides being more tenacious and
durable. This Improvement will obviase
great Inconvenience esperienced in the
present composition used for rollers, and
will lie a most welcome discovery Tor all
Printers. =.
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EDITORS TABLE.
The Annual Address

The Annual Address
Before the Calleopcan and Polytechnic
Societies Of tho Citadel Academy, Char.
lesion S. C. Delivered ky Wv. Henry
TREscoTT.
Some one has kindly sent US copy Of
the above address We have rcad it, and
derived pleasure f-cm The perusal. Mr..
TREscoTT does not accord too high praise
to the mode of instruction persued mt the
Citadel Academy. II is ms le says cal, ulca-
ted to make useful men of lis pupils
Godey's Lady's Book.
The March number is very handsome
one. The epgravings are well executed
We are pleased to learn of the continued
prosperity Of the I.ady's Book. MIR. Cooley
deserves it, for to the Press generally, he is
the most accommodating of all publishers.
We still furnish the Lady's Book to our
subscribers for %, they paying the postage.
N. B.-Wc wrote to you yesterday.
please observe our request.
Westminster Review.
Contents Of January number German
WIZ; Heinrich Ilcinc, The Limited I.iabili.
ty, Act of 1885, The House. of Savoy, Rus
sin and the Allies, Military Education for
officers, Athcnian Commedy, Lions and Lion
Hunting, Letter from DR.. VIM b. Carpenter,
Contemporary Literature.
See rev prospectus OF British Quarter
lies in another column.
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The Committees.

first class commi tees:
Lewis ID. Campbell. of Ohio, Chairman
OF the COMMITTEE Of Ways and Means, q
man ofsome sprigh,liness Lut not posses.
sing The capacities for such posilion.---
N politics an ALoliionist OF the deepest
dyo, having UPON one occasion advised
lils constituents to tramp!o the Fugitive
Slave Law under foot.
Israel Washburno, Jr., of Maine, Chair.
man of the Committee on Elections, an
Abohiionst o. the Giddines school--a
man Of talent, but terrible bore TO the
House. Whitfeld's rights vii! stand no
chance in his hands.
James Mcacham. of Vermont. Chair
man of the Committee OH the Distrc, of
Columbia, Il preacher by profession, and
arcgu!ar psalm singing Black Republican.
Knows bat little about law. lie will be
certain to report n bill abo.ish;ng slavery
III the District of Columbia.
George a. Simmons. of New York,
Chairman Of the Committee on the Judi.
cary, An Abolition Wing OF the Woody
head school. Reckoncd at bome a great
lawyer. But being very autiqua,ed, has
neither the manner nor force 70 command
VIC ''''e"t'0i o' INC iiouSe. iiN.cccenoIe
.,!L"n nRi'.Taoee ID" genefaI'y causes laughter
wig" NC "ttu',Pts 20 speak
Alex. c. NJ. Pennington, OF New JERSEY,
Chairman of the Committee on Foreign
S''IIr"E' W,I. Like MT summons, an Aooli
lou, " ''.g' "C'" t''Ie' win an immense
-. - ''t"'""St; Lie was formerly
Not 49, - 80" SSFSe!' a9d gave the
,f,.. e., - ",c "h'% hetnOeTs from
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~ - ''.'" '' c""N'Ncf"o'c nb'I-
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,nnaJ ',,,' :. VIZ S"''' "''' "e'ore men
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n.y. '''''.H' ""' HIS ''"' H'''' 'he 'a'c"t'
mare. ~. ro,. ''D'"' .',, a. "'"en "'oo' Ts'"
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Foreign News.

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sama l;ma n,t;ti.J ,i .,,,,, o y ~, ~ ~, Wv,
land w,a far rrrr,,;,s J.o ra, IN -'S
anyious ,ha, ,b,ro .b,,iI - ''':'
of tho lava Of ,ba States A., a,,n",' ~
iice was oncned and nn1r com g., n't ,:r, ~
made. Mr.. 4yramr,op Jac;dc1 ,,a,,, ,n;l.,t, ni,,
be made pubIjc ,hat ,ba Nri,;.L 60,
ment did not recruit soIdier, IN ,I,a f' iT,i,aI
S,ntos: aud y. MI I.nn,rn h;' % ;,.,.,,. D,',o,'
,iors r. N, NJ aIo .''J r',''',I'
isiac;ion. " ~ N'"'o '''' '"''
Ahcr further eyrIar.,i,n. Lo ,,,,
tia, cnrre.nopleuc. nf - nn, ,or,, 80 so So
bio n.,nys hal s,nco ,aIon ,,,sai ]'"',''
,ha Two gnyo~ri;no,,,. III - ~ pes"oe' ,s
tons TO Which !, rE,,rs ara Ir'ao,a 80 go.
actions; and from the eom,n,nco,n,,,, S i' ,I',
Bri.i,h royerUme,,, had disn,,imcI ali IN =,
hinccment er the laws Of the TTn;,c,
| Stated. With the ccndac, Of Mr. Cfa,I,,
ton. his government was no,ssc,Ir sa,i.GnI
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COVERED uP IN 4 WELL.--Day before
Yesterday, Ia,e in the afternoon, William
Hariing was covered up by the caving ia
Of wei! he was digging, at James Swear
ingen's, some eight miles below this place
on the Aiken road At last accounts he
had not been reached, although there had
Ueeu Hnmber of hands engaged for q
day or so in taking out the super.incum-
bent earth. There is evory probability
that the unfortunate manis killed.
r. S.--Since the above was written Mr.
II. has been taken out of the well. 1t j.
supposed that he was killed Immediately
--EdGetcid Advertiser.
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THANKS

TO the Edgcfcld Adreriiscr and Anderson
Gazette and Adrocaic, for their complimcn.
iary notices of the LEDGER" and their kind
wishes expressed for our prosperity.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

INC Hon A.. +. Butler will accept our
thanks for copy of his "Remarks uron
III" Proceedings Of the Late Mary Beard"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-02-27
CoLuMDra, Feb. az.

COLUMBIA, Feb. 30.
CoTToN.-The market is buoyant. with
an active demand. Sales ofsbout 400 bales
at prices ranging from 81 to lot.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-02-27

DEArH oFAN AUTuoREss.-Mrs.C Car
oline Lee llen,z, the authoress died at
Mariana, Florida, on the ifth inst.
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LANCASTERVILLE. sc
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 27ru, 1886

s-e7 Saturday next the st March il r..
turn da.
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The American Almanac gives the fol
towing rs the total popu!stion Of the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-05
THE HnLsBoRoUGH RECORDER
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by DENNIS HEARTT A SON,

BY DENNIS HEARTT 4 SON.
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piration Of the year.
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psid, unless u The op,ionfof the pubsherr
Hereafter no paper win he sent 70 q ncw subscriber
out Of this state unless payment IL made IN sdssnee OF
person in The state will become responsible 10 The
editors, and The paper will not bc sent 20 sut'scihr
out Of the stair for than two years without pay.
meni, unless s 10 one peisonsy known 20 DC spd IN
whose integrity We have confidence
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TO THE PUBLIC.

sNHE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
customers and the public generally, that bis MINIS
are in first order for making Flour o. 'he pest kinu
and with despatch having three par bulfs iunnns'
and cal make a load Of Flour In few hours. The
Mills are within about three miles Of the Rail Road,
where the Flour can be put and shipped any mai
ket desired. Those from distance, coming early 70
The evening, can have their Flour made by the mex,
morning. so that they can take ito the Rail Road ana
returning can get their oa 10 take home, oil the same
,rip. Barrels kept Consistently on hand
The very best prices will be paid for WHEA! ey
The subscriber, at the Mills, at Peter b. Rufins IN
Hillshorough.
10000 bushels Of Wheat wanted.
ALEXANDER DICKSON.
October 81. IL