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COLD WEATHER.

Verify such weather "a We have had re-
Gently, is past all accounting Eor,and beyond
anything ordinary. even with this very vari-
able subject. Friday the 18th of March,
was as bleak and c,ld II day, rs could well
be imagined. About 8 o'clock A. M. il
commenced to rain and, freezing rs it fell,
icicles began t" form in every direction, and
before night the forest, roofs of houses,
fences she DIS &c, were literally burdened
with n mass OF ice. During the night the
significant and oft repeated crash, in every
direction, odd that many a slender twig had
snapped in twain, and many n sturdy oak
had been shorn Of its vigorous branches
Saturday morning, the sun shone upon this
world of ice, and the sight was inconceiva.
bly, grand and novel. Myriads Of PARTICLES,
rejecting every conceivable hue, were dane
ing in the SUNSHINE, naturally leading the
To recur to some of those graphic pic
lures described ia the Thousand and One
Nights" Gu shade trees and fruit trees
have suffered severely, in being 30 unseason-
ably and so %uncoulhly trimmed, and If The
young fruit, just beginning to form, survives
this, blocked up as they have been with ice,
it will be something truly remarkable.
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simple and uppretending, SO far rs the
ceremonies are concerned, and especially
30 when contrasted with the coronation
of foreign powers. In the dress Of a cit
izen, he appears before the representatives
Ut 81 sovereign States, and has the oath
of office administered to him. The assssn-
blage of the vast concourse of citizens TO
witness it. is n free and voluntarily act
1t may be legally lone without it, but it
is a becoming respect for the ruler the
people have chosen to preside over them.
There is a moral grandeur in the matter;
the retiring President goes out of office by
operation of law, and the President who
has been selected as the choice of o free
and independent people, upoE taking the
oath Of Office. enters quietly upon the du-
ties of President, all without any com
motion, the detected opponent and party
are content, and witness it without the least
feelings of bitterness. | have long agreed
with Sam Slick, and | am more full, satisfied
from what have seen to day, that the peo-
pie of these United States are the "Toplof-
test nation atween the poles" The pres
ident was worn on the Bible and kissed il.
"lONG GRABS"
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COL. J. w.

This gentlemen i, obtaining considerable
notorie:y. He claims 10 Uc "A Border Ruff.
tian, 'aud has been in several of the surround
ing Districts in this state, making speeches
and collecting money for bleeding Kansas"
He is now in North Carolina engaged in
the same work. Not long since n commu-
n~ication appeared in the n. e. Wing, over
the signature Lieut.. +. w. Beard ofColum.
bia, dcnouncing this White rs an imposior.
Other suspicious circumstances were made
apparent about the same time. Enquiries
were made concerning him OF Gen. Whit
field, the delegate to Congress from Knnsas.
Ills reply, which II published in the Cheraw
Gazette, disclnims any know ledge of said
W bite, and hopes that no money will be
paid to any i~tincrant collector who cnnno,
show authority from w. III. Russell Treas
urer of II Committee organized for receiving
funds for Kansas, certified by Gen. ID. r.
.Atchison. Lastly. is Il notice in the Carroll
ua Times, that the said White would be in
Charlotte about the 18th or lIih inst. to an.
swer the charges made aga INST him. There
mny be two sides to the question.
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U IN HIGHLAND.

Court adjourned in kichland ON Saturday
last, leaving several important cases to be
tried at mn extra Session, ordered TO be-
held in July. The case OF Dr. X. w.
Gibbs, vs.. h. J. Arthur, Mayor, aud officer
John BurdelI, for Assault md BAKERY ca 81
arms was tried, and decided In favor Of
the principle cOntended for by DIR. Gibbs
The Mayor Was hned the nominal sum of
go, ana his agent John Burdeil, hned st
cents. Says the Carolinian
I'VE have been fully sustained in every
point of the issue we made, and we are
proud of the distinction Of having been the
ton, Tor the hrst line ia the history Of the
government the principle o deeiaed, hat
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IT ELAN G A S Ia LzpeER Il.

with ladies', who have the preference. I
mt Gen. Mcqueen who was very glad to
zee ME, he is looking well and hearty. j
had the pleasure Of making the acquaintance
OF Gen. WHITFIELD Of Kansas, he is a LaIl,
hne looking gentleman. with a pleasant
coantcnaRce, bat n great deal of d~etcrnina-
ton fixed in his expression. | also was in
troduced 20 Senator Adams Of Mississippi,
he informed me he WAS n native Of PEN
dlcton District in our State he is, quite a
pleasant and interesting gentleman. Prcsi-
dent Buchanan and Vice Pre- sidcnt Brcckin-
ridge arrived this evening. ! went TO call
on the President, but learned he was quite
undisposed and had retired to bed. ] shall
call on him before | lcave-expect TO call
on President Pierce tomorrow.
do not know " hat is to become of the
people. who come to morrow and next day,
every Hotel is crowded now, and turning
of visitors by the dozen, several of US
could not get n room in the Hotel last nipht
to sleep in. ! went to n place near by to
sleep, the man said he had just fitted it up
to accommodate visitors, knowing that IL
great many could not get where TO sleep.
lie talked like n phIGaihropisf. When |
went TO turn in. ] found the floor of \ large
room filled with mattresses as soon MS |
touched the one ] selected, | guessed ! had
found n shuck bed, but it turned out to b.
straw even the pillows were straw. The
Kind man who had made The arrangement,
seemed very solicitous we should be comfor.
table, or nj least anxious tlat we should ex-
press ourselves rs pleased with the sleep.
ing. Tie came in this ~thornins and cnquir-
cd how VIC had made out, if We had slept
comfortably. A friend frcm Alabama re.
pied that he had not been aware tina, he
had slept ut all, and advised him TO shuck
his corn before he stuffed any more mat
tresses ; that he had been lying all night
on several 'nubbins of years Of corn" in
his mattress. He styled him al "Ococrock
wrceker." We were greatly annoyed with
our beds, but moro so with his cool indlf-
ference and philanthropy, insisting we were
comfortable. He " AS tod We would leave
the city, rather than attempt TO sleep on
such hard Ltraw and unshucked corn as was
in his mattresses.
Asked the Bill. He said 81 each, which
we paid and left. A great many persons
are forced TO hunt places to sleep they eat
Mt the Hotel. | succeeded this morning in
getting a room in The Hotel where | now
am. II is nearly II o'clock and | have a
feather bed, which | am much disposed to
try. More anon. "LONG GRABS"
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A FAMILY poIsosED.-The family Of
Geo. w. Curtis OF ChcsterSilIe, (the STAN
dard informs us) was poisoned u short tine
since, and one Of them. IN infant. lost its
life. They we're poisoned from drinking,
what they supposed to be. tea made from
sassafras roots, but with which, some payu.
cles OF Gessamine roots had been intermix-
ed. The roots were given by a negro to a
little son Of MIR C.'s; the negro is not
known, hence a coubt exists, whether the
poisoning was accidental. An Inquest was
held over the body OF The child, but no
facts elected, tending TO criminste ANY one.
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A VILLAISoUs TEIcK.-h Book published
by Miller Orion g. Co, New York, bearing
the title of "livrs Of Eminent Methodist
Ministers by p. Gurric," is obtaining
circulation al the South. A correspondent
of the Chcrnw Gazette, exposes the true in
ten Of th. work and states that it "gives
the lives Of Mrs. Stowe w. l.. Garrison,
Horace Greedy and the rest of that ilk, and
abounds in panegyrics IN the leading abo
litioni.ts and Universalists and Uuitarians--
especially on their abolitionism.'
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CLOSING SCEHE IN CoSGEEss-Mr. Aiken
OF South CGroi,sd, offered II resolution That
The thanks oil the House are due, and are
hereby rendered 10 the Hon. Mr. Banks, for
the able, impartial and dignillvd manner in
" hlrh he has discharged his duties a. Speak
or, during the present session" The reso-
luton, coming from such a quarter, excited
no little surprise aud it WAS vrhcmcntly OPP
posed by several Southern members. IL
was. however, hnally adopted by y vote Of
il9 yeas 10 % nays.
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FOURTH or MAEcH.-The paragraph CO.
ing the rounds Of lie papers stating that
the fonrth Of March was chosen Inaugural
iion day by the trainers of the Constitution,
because it would not occur on Sunday for
three hundred years, has been shown to be
erroneous. II has already occurred on Suu~
day Nv ice viz, in 1921 aud ls49, and will,
as any other day, occur on Sunday at regu.
lar intervals.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-03-18

KANSAS MEETING A Kansas meeting
was held week before last nj Kingstree ) &.
and measures taken TO raise three hundred
dollars, the amount pledged by tile vii.
iiamsburgh Kansas Association, to Kansas
cmiEranis from that District.
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THx PKETrRsr WonAS IN NEw YoR,

THE PkETrIEsT WOMAN Nav YoRx.
A letter addressed II o ,hs preltiesi La
dy IN New York" has been nd, srlised In
that city, and not less than seven hundred
and sixty ladies have applied for it and the
Dispensing clerk is reported to be in a state
OF MIND bordering on arrangement, caused
by the sight Of 30 many handsome faces
aud not Being able 10 determine 10 whom
the STANCE Goeoncnt belongs.
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WILLIAM S. LYLEs "A writer, through
the CaroliIa Times, nominates VIM. s. Lyle.
Esq, for Senator from Fairfield, to ill the
vacancy accustomed by The death Of Col. n.
A.. Peay.
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Hos. J J.. UgR.-Mr. Orr arrived ia Col
umbia on is route home, OH Tuesday even
ing last, aud at night, was visited ana sera-
mated by the Students VI the College and
the ~ciIizuns vi L, lumbia. lie favored tl,.
crowd with brleI speech, witch was re-
piled TO, in Il very happy manner, by Mr..
Slngletery Of the College.
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LANCASTERvILLE, S. C.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH. Is 1867

The Editor of this paper is otherwise en-.
gagged this week than in attending to his
own business-is serving the State in the
important capacity of Petit Juror-theie-
fore. all due allowances should be made,
and considerations given, that the case re-
Qmircs.
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WARRINGTON CITY, March 3, 1857.

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r,di,g day o,cosionoil, ho,. ;,., ,,L.,
n seat. and looked a, the immense mov
;ng Panorama. ror h,lf an bo,r and
considered wb.r. NIL ,bos. ,oorI. .,m.
from. and VIVA, broupbt Them To W,sbiro.
ton The ooed and vour, INN. hal, ord
blind. are ali here. Thousands no doph,
are attracted. like vour corr.s,ord.,, mira
lyto see the ceremonies of an inaurura,iop.
others for gain and trade and profit. other,
for ofire everything YOU could well i'm
marire in the show line is here. a Bufr,Io
steer with two extra mi, of logs Gaming
out from the neck. a ,beep with & logs. a
dog with n sort of ST. Vitus dance. several
buy. cattle. one steer named .Bu,k" weigh
inc 1900. another ..Breck" weighing 3OoO
n large Turkey pobler weighing "a lbs.
from New York State. presented 70 tn,
President elect. Mr.. Bucbanon.
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ANOTHER DUEL.-A duel was fought in
Mobile on The 18th inst, between Mr.. Nixon,
Editor of the New Orleans Crescent and
Mr.. Breckenridge of tho Courier. Al the
second fire, Breckenridge vas sio, through
both ihinhs-the left one broken. On \
former occasion, Mr.. b. wounded an aniag-
onist in Ihc Identical part, where he. ,h,s
time, received the injury.
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MARX tIIM.-A man named William
Gregg, who was Treasurer Of the Waterec
Division. Sons Of Temperance, at Camden,
has recently nbsconded from that place. for
getting To pass over to his successor the
funds in his hands belonging 10 tho Divi..
ion, and also, neglecting TO pay sundry pri.
we bills Of his, due TO merchants, trs des
men and others.
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The letters from Long Grabs occupy n
large space in the Ledger to day, and our
readers will doubtless agree with US, that
it could not e better filed. The CORES.
pondence will be continued next week.
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L. ASH SYsrEA.-A meeting compos-
ed OIL ,hc business men Of tho place, was
held the past week Al Charlotte N. c., and
rs one stcp towards bringing about the
Cash System in the mercantile line, resolu-
tons were adopted to The effect, that all nc.
counts nust IN sctt led within six months
after being made.
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BUsINEss IN CHARLEsTos.-Thc business
done BY The JobbIng houses in Charleston
tor tie month OF / ebruUry, is said 10 have
been larger, by fifty per cent, than Mas ever
done there before and this fact has been
disposition or the South generally, 10 pat.
Rouse home parkcts
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BRITIsH MINIsTER.-Lord Napier, Minis.
arrived at New York, and was waited upon
md warmly welcomed BY a deputation from
the Chamber Of Commerce.
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Mr. J. +. Mcknight, proprietor of the
Kingstrec Star, offers one-half of tina, pa
per for sale. The establishment is in 4
prosperous condition, and a good opportu-
nifty is now offered for a profitable invest.
ment.
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RETURN WEEK IN CBEsTER.-After
"countiDg the wounded, slain and missing"
the Standard sums up $50 case,, returned
for the Spring Term Of CoTt for tina, Dis
trict.
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WARRINGTON CITY, March 4. 1887.

Mr.. EDITOR The grand exhibition is
over, about 0 o'clock this morning, the mill
iary commenced TO beat up all over the
City, companies with handsome and gorge.
Gus uniforms, and banners, and a large num-
Der of military, were every here TO be seen
marching and counter marching through the
streets, and particularly in Penns, lYsnia
Avenue, which is the great thoronghf-rs in
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-03-18

PRICES OF NEGRoks.-A lot of fifteen ne
grocs sold in Christiansburg, Virginia, n
few day = since for Sl4,a00, being An aver
age Of 1893 ,aeh.
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OGpISARy's ELxcTIOs.-Rcy. James A,
Wallace has been elected Ordinary for
Williamsburgh District. There war no OPP.
position,
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every citizen has a right to attend a pnblic
meeting of a municipal council without be-
ing questioned rs to his purpose"
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ADVERTISEMENTS

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faE LANCASTER LEDGER.
Puslishsd every Wednss lay Morning
W. M. - N Q r S
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Az the expiration OF Si1 Months, ---- $50
A. the and Of the Year. -----.-.- soc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-13

nouncst us in French except II, which has the sound
d our 90. These are represented by characters
which lstnind US Of the teegraphc alphabet former
y usedin France; and as Of the types have yet
reached us, We cannot reproduce them here. Every
letter has specin sigucstion, according to its po
stlon in the word. To give an example Of initials
only: ~ initial signifies always material thing, un
CONNECTED with vegetable or animal life, f., living
body that which concerns nian materially; u, that
which concerns man Intellectually and integently:
u that which concerns the WILL B, instruction and
its analcgles; C. mechanical arts and their dependen.
ces; ID, politics; &, military ARTS and so on. 4
little fnrser we find: 'Substantives are always poly
syllables ending with vowel. aud are declined by
1--we csse placing the terms ld lcH 10, IN. before or
after the word. Adjecves are always polysyllables
ending With n, and declined by the examinations, a. e.
l,o,u. P!urals OF these two are formed by adding
tho letter'. Verbs are polysyables ending with ar
err 'r, or. r: the five vowes determine the kind of
verb, and b, c, !, 2, the moods. All adverbs end
with c; anl all propositions monosylabies begin
ning with a cousOnant and ending with vowel
The conjnctons end with l, and the iuterjecons
with 4 AMI there are four articles-ai, e. a. oi.'"
The following are few eItracts from the Dictiou
"a initial, material thing; Alb initial. material
oblects ABA, initial simple bodies or elements
A6a6a, oxygen; Ababe, hydrogen Ababi. szote;
oaho, sulphur; Ababu. selenium Abscs, tellurum;
bdcs' chlorine Abaci, bromine Abaco, iodine
Aoscu, huorne. And thus it proceeds, with change
OF the penultimate letter. Coming TO II, We have
Abans zinc; Absne, cadmium; Absni, copper; Abano
!eadi ALBANIA, bismuth 1t is pointed out that by cut
ting of the radical Aba, the final syllable would offer
q simple form of chemical symbols"
a French editor assures the world that the new
language is "easy, clear, rich, exact, emnently pho
'ophcsli at once analytical and synthetical; very
varied aud only chd's play for the memory"
Before the new language goes into operation some
successful system OF Mnemonics must be invented
learn IN artificial language, We must first have al
artificial memory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-13

vyIRGINIA-IE CHANCERY.-At Rules held in
v the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court of Cumbcr.
land County at the Court House of said county the
first Monday in January. 1887:
Iames Brooks and William Boil, late merchants and
partners who traded under the style aud hrm OF Brooks
T. naI and Roval Parrish Pltfs.
Against ,,,.u;...
Fleming Cayce, Elizabeth w. Spencer, and William
NJ thornton and Anthony Thornton James D. Thornton,
John T. Thornton, Richard c. Thornton Samuel b;
Thornton Cathnrine f. Gilam Elizabeth 7. Venabe and
s. Woodsop Venabe, Paul Csrrington Mary C. Caring
thu William T. Carrington, Josephine Darlington, Sarah
Carringtou Edward Csrringson Louisa Carlngton oc'
tavia Carrngton Virginia Csrriugton Lucy Carrngton
and Sarah w. Allen, Defts,
The object of this suit have division Of the land,
held jointly By Fleming Cayce and VIM NJ Thornton,
and TO subject the portion Of said land belonging 10
Fleming Cayce. to the satisfaction OF the claims OF the
plaintiffs.
And it appearing by affidavit that the deendsns An
thony Thornton James d. ThorEton Samuel B. Thorn
ton Paul Carrngton. Mary G. Darlington, Win T. Car.
nugton Josephine Carrngton Sarah Carrpeton Edward
Darlington Louisa Carragtca Octavia Carrngton Vir'
cina Carrngton Lucy Carrinstop and Sarah W. Allen,
Sre non resdens Of this State It is ordered that the said
enspts do appear here within month after due
nncatiou of this order sp do what necessary pro
interests and that this order be published
- Co. c,ur successive weeks in the Richmond Enqu
We S sI., posled At the front door of the Court House
f ,hi county on the day OF the County Court
Jan 1o-sSiy BIB. wqoDsoN,