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MONDAY De-. p, 1857.
AsEs-Tbe market settled aud rather lower for Pearls;
sales Al - 7J0 81 81. Pots are quiet at s6.
COTTON-Thc market Il lower dull and irregular Some 900
hsles have been sold basis Of 81 dg for Mddns uplnds
We omit table ~ quotations "a nominal
COFFEEThe market j. fat aud dull We only hear VI sales
Of 40 bags Rio AZ 9OlU.c., aid 30 mats Java AZ lGc.
CANDLES-tdarnantine inactive u l96.fc, bat sLsn
parcels from store cOnusud tt money. The supply il
large but j. ample the az the trade. ep have
sen reduced 10 i; Patent command 5Od52 Lyles POlns
mus nated' brand made Of spernacci in good request
a. BE. for assorted coors; White Romd sell at Sc.
FLOUR AND MKAL-Thc demand for Weaen Cansl Flour
i quite limited and the market has lost the buoyeucy noted ia our
last o eject sles, holder, compelled 70 yied D. Dbl. Oh TN
low grades and The is OF the Western extra thes are
very freely offered and cifcnlt 70 move az orr qio.,
IN, inquiry confined "a the home and Eastern tnsde snPi
holding The sales 1000 bbls 81 2JQSi 30 FOR eonia2h
good STATE ~ 5pdp 81 s. for extra DO ~ 2J1i ~ Tor
sulTtne Indiana and hchirn = G9S1 ?, 70. saui su.
- 100 80 ~ for common 10 good extra ono ~ u %
Tor GOOD TO choice dn IS 81 p fox y LOUIS brands AMI
s5 fcd 81 ~ torrxfrz Gonsee Canadian Flour ~ gsa .up
ply and Is very dull and lower; sales Of ~" s - JUG ~ %
uperfne 8 6OQ brands shon rhur i''ery
go bbs al 81 75d for good brands Bltnos 80.
and - Da better grades. kye foar h inactive
aud hcasy thu supply Is fsir slns sales ~ SJd$ Com Mels
tbUndan and dun AZ J for J.Taey aud - od 81 80
BRANDY wine. Buckwisa' Flour h IN isr demand 1t - ~
$50 d.
FISH generally quit dull owing IN part 6nnness o.
holders In. Two Of DRY Cod previously observed .si
market msod being firmly held $50 81 - otlsr
Is The Notwithstanding there Crnnd Bank
f.rp thar b. bought At - g., 50 - either.
GRANITE WHEAT market Is unsettled, prices quite nominal
the demand limited sales OF ID bush Red Southern
90v- lCe blsl do White Al ~ 10; iJ BUSH DAMAGED do
god White kentucky 81 So Barley i qae, AZ 7O1a
Barley Malt nominal q. s8a Oats plenty sod beayy o. II
c g. FIR State and 4dRc for Western Rye 10 less freely
crsTce srd hny.tn tetteri s:sJ ~" oasL Ng'"P |"
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H. hin, Espirs CIV from Rasana-C count d. IaxhB
p.rsL " Bsrniss p. siere Y. Aneis, J. w CJhrrt III
Gnde NJ Hidsso, B. HeFrers Thos ssysae, sra in fss.
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The cash assets and liabilities of
Il on the 18th inst. were as follows:

TOia...,... II J0,.4@ U-94z,6| T,Z-fVfF
The following table exhibits the respective amounts
of exchange held by the various banks, and also the
sums due to distant bauks the latter being comprised
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Total.............. S356,929 Al,&o8o
AS compared with the statement Of the previous
week the results are as follows:
The following is a translated extract oil DecoPpet 4
Co.'S Circular: n ~ ,o,- |

Tho sve of Christmas have Interviewed since our last adj
icss Of pa T-s character of market has chsSed 5
ttI since then Money renrls plenfni nevrthcess rue
n,c,ivty AZ the OF the and the European news 70
be inst, which represents the nnsrcs crisis ~ CONTINUES
Ill the greatest in the North Of Germany md IN other
nn,,ies 40 nt fell exercise depressing influence in our
nsTlat Our Exchangc hiss fet ks effect OF t ana a7
been very inactive with come decline 'ce' az " SNOW" ~ '"7
sr,TT SrocKs-The only which have been at all sctve
are Missouri wcsussud prices sud Tcnnessee t. at de-
cline Of I! y cent 800
CRY notice ss Of Chicago "a Wotrr Loan
eady rates Louisville below previous quot stious;
ookyn which d.cline hast week recovered to w,
with a few sales
MoxEy is wi hon, change sal y for osn4 or call
PAPER outside a hank from a. Tine Bank discous, willing
ly all the short Gr- class paper that is offered
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MINIATURE A,nASAe......fHis DAv
Sun--Rises... 724 Ses........ y Moon--Sd.. 6l,S
NIGH w.rER...... THIS DAY.
Sendy Hook. j;sl Gov Isid.. era Hell Gs.e. So
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ToMe Editor Of The y. Y. Tybsae.
SIR: The railroad companies ihis Fall hsse been
irving to raise the prices of freight, but, people
generally think most unwi-ely at this time.
Now. ] feel sure there il mode whereby they can
raise very materially large class OF lreighs, to
their own and the peoples profit. Ii is simply To COM
bine in the formation Of tjongh fat },eiga tr0sHs
charging say onehalt express rates, giving time re-
cepts in proportion.
The thing has been attempted by several private
companies express and others. but - far ~ know,
and have tried several they have not met the de-
,nand even on tie few lines Of railroad they operated
on. p
Booniagton H., Dee. . 1851
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IS6S,9S IooYf0 1CVN
Making the decrease III the supply in 1897, 3JO,OOO
tuns.
The above embraces all the Anthracite regions in
the State and the Semi-Anthracite and Btuminous
regions OF Cumberland. Broad Top, Treyorton and
Lykens Valley, together with the foreign mportations
of coal.
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BosroN Dec % e.ts 1lora.. A, M. S ypsi
ar 49,. 80. parbsore; Ok. Ryder. PhiSe phn; onk
~ ! Tr Trk. Mslssai chr Witch OF tue seas sst n ii
IL a-ns IA. Yuma ~. Cook, Gonsse- 'e"mnP Wy "
~ yc,t I,,,.s PhiladelpiiS. - -. 4.
idse.i;n BseS Prince irnn New-Sort " tow rsh
~ y, H. Nav Cap Good Hop, Oct @->pp '""'A-
frnvn lor tsicDita sooii
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LIME FOR GRAIN AND STOCK.

DR.. CLouD-Dcar Sir: As Won re-
quest all trendls to agriculture TO contrib
ute to your valuable monthly, | will mere.
ly state from experience some Of the ben
eti,> Of the use Of Lime.
You will rca.ljly see am not acustom.
ed to writing for the public, and you can
90 wi;h S".gy,t matter "as Svcnrcih good
to thee is', by the use Of lime in my
wheat have not summed any for several
Years, and have had no weevl in it. If
my wheat is dry when thrash i, | sprin
k.c little lime on the bottom and lit
tie for every 2 or bushels united the
box is full and jnst enough on the top to
make It pretty whj,c, and il is safe.
2d, For severai years have used lime
for my horses and cattle, and have not
had case Of grubs or cholic with my
horses aud mules, or murrain among my
cattle once week put down for each
horse table spoonful Of lime and his
salt in 1t. | got out Of lime some 3
months since and haze had one case of
Cuihs aTd one Of collie each in that time.
now have more lime and expect never
to be out Of it.
Il Nny o! the foregoing matter should
be OF any use to you, | may pen some
thing more of my experience to you.-
You direct my Planter, Il think.) S. c., i,
should be 5. +. NIrLE.
CENTRE, Talbot Co, Ga, May %, 81.
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THE FALL GARDEN.-Thcrc are many
vegetables that do quite as well in the tall
rs IN the sprirg and summcr The early
varieties Of English leas planted tbs
month will make fac garden peas, rs the
cool weather OF October comes on. Snap
beans planted now will make snaps iu
October. Plant early turnips, knlc, ear
Iy Cabbage and lettuce transplant late
cabbage, caUIitiower, &c. No matter how
long aud spindling the stalk of the cab
bage may be-. put it in the ground up to
the leaf Celery may now be planted for
spring. Mustard and spinach may now
be grown for winter use. Onion buttons.
sets aud the black seed may now Le plan
ted. 1t will be understood by the gar
dener that i: will be useless to plant until
after y rain has moistened the ground
enough to insure the vegcta,ing OF the
Seed. Should the weather prove dry and
warm mulch around the peas and snaps.
-CoUoe Planter and Soil for .Iugust.
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your thoughts warder, the probability is
that you are trying to pray too much
BE shorter. Say just as much rs there is
in you to say. lc there is nothing, say
nothing; ii little, say little; silence is bet
ter :han mockery. Consider the Lords
prayer, how short, how simple. 1t con
tains the whole worlds want, and yet a
little child can use it.
Accept prayer as a liberty and not n
bondage. Use i; in any manner tha; will
be of profit. Go often and tarry but lit
tie, or 60 and tarry all night, if you will
upon the mount You pray if there is
but one sentencc-Gol be mcrcilui t" mo
a sin"cr-just as freely as if there were a
thousand bes;dcs,-N. J.. Independent.
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PROSPECTUS.
THE EXAMINER
TIE PUBLICATION OFTHIs JOI

Tl1E PUBLICATION OFTHIS JOUR-
Il nal, from circumstances beyond the
control OF the proprietor, has been suspcn.
dcd for some months. Having recently re.
cevcd much cncouraC cmcnt from good ani
true men, it is proposed TO resume it's pub
licatiou without delay as n Literary and Pc.
lilical Journal, and, we are encouraged TO
believe. OF such basis us will preclude the
probability of Il failure.
AS Il LHcrary Journai 1t will be devoted
To the development of Southern Talent
There Is no paper i'll this State, and very
few in the Southern States, that make Lite
nature distinct and prominent feature
The aim of the conductors of the TIE
EXAMINER will Lc to elevate it to Il high
! standard i'll this department, which will be
under the control of one of the aLlcs, aud
most experienced editors in the State, JOHN
! g. BOWMAN, Esq II writer well and ia.
! v"rubly known throughout the South.
I AS Political journal it Will at once take
ground and abide hy the old iaud marks of
I TIE CALHOUN STATE RIGHTS PAR
3 TN, owing no allegiance to any national
/ party, nor seeking To advance its interest bv
/ subscrVicncy TO aay local clique whatever
! 1t will hc entirely independent in lis cNprcs.
/ sion of opinion on pubic men aud mcasutcS
!
! thi representative Of the people aud fear
less advocate of tic interests of the State.
. The position of the South al this juncturc,
/ the apparent trucking "f the appor,ccs
and organs Of the present Administration
/ 1" the FrccsGil or Black Republican, Party,
us exhibited in the course Of the Governor
/ nt Kansas, demanded that the press OF the
/ South shomid shake of the shHcklrs Of
party, and unhcSItatinyly define lis position
! and ar"w It's determination To maintain and
: defend Tie rights "i the S"uthrin States.
/ ~ IS nov to" lat" i" dcld"rc the formation
/ OF sccti"ma! part"s--thr South, as a Seci'0H
must Fight hcr own battles or bc ovcrwhrlm-
! ed.
( h's department OF TIE EXAMINER
! VIII br under Ia" direction and management
! OF W. Is. JOHNSTON, Esq., who has long
/ been c"rm"c'cd with the journalism "i
! N""'h carolina. and who Is well Known aN
i" experienced editor
we deem IL due, To all who may be dts
/ posed to Sns,"il 1t, I" state IN advance, that
III rohucs lliE hAAMINEt viii cSsrnii.
! ally D;
A STATE RIGHTS JOURNAL.
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

!. Suhsyrbcrs Who do not give express
notice TO the contrary. are considered rs
wishing 10 continue their subscription.
= IL subscribers order The disconlnuance
of their papers. the publisher can continue
10 send them until all nrrearagcs are paid.
3. II subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their papers from the Office to which
they are directed. they are held responsible
,ill they settle their bill, and order the paper
discontinued.
4. If any subscriber removes to another
place wi,hou, informing the publisher and
their paper is sent 10 the former direction,
they are held responsible.
5. The Court has decided that refusing
To take Newspaper from the office, or re-
moving amd leaving it uncalici Tor, is J,rimd
iGcie evidence of nm Intentional ir.ud
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lgrlrultur0l.
THE CULTURE OF THE TURNIP

lhe lurnip, taking all its varieties, is
one OF tue most important garden or field
crops OF the South. When the summer
garden has been burned up with droutd
ialI and wIuier crop of luruips will
make amends for much OF the loss. 4
lump TO he sweet and good. should be
grown quick, therefore it is important to
Rn"" what varieties mature the quickest,
ihe 'a'ly varieties, which are usually
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PREVENTION OF lloRsE FLIES ANNOY
~ HoRsEs.-lhe Irish Farmers Ga
zette' says that ii II horse, previous to be
ing taken out of the stable, be wei! spong.
ed with decoclion Of laurel leaves about
the head, Ions, &c, it would be preven
ntve to his being sIung aud annoyed
with horse flies, which are now very prov
aIent. The decoclion is made 10y boiling
the leaves in water for considerable
time, The more leaves are used ia pro
portion to the water, the stronger it will
be. The decoction should he carefully
put away, US it is highly poisonous. .-Er-
change.
4 deccctioa Of Black Walnut leaves is
much safer, and just rs efficient an anti.
dote for flies. -Mereury..
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fEARLs POUND IN SPARrANBURG.-
there were shown to us, few DAYS ago,
by DIR. w. 9. Kilgore, three beautiful
pearls, which be informed us had been
taken by Que OF his neighbors from seme
muscles found in Ben's Creek. They
were submitted TO the inspection Of Mr..
Charles Becltler, OF our town, who has
been engaged in the watch aud jewelry
business for number of years, and is
therefore very competent To Judge Of their
character, and he pronounced them gen
uine pearls. They were Of bright. bril-.
liant color, almost transparent. We
would judge them to be OF considerable
valuo--.Spartunburg Express.
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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
E'EkRhEb H;LEsHEA.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
lGl o all persons afflicted with Sexual Disease.
= such ~ SPERM ATOERIIEA, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS. IMPOTENCE, GONORRllHA
GlEET. SYPHILIS, the Vice OF ONANlSM, %
SELF ABUSE, &c, Ac.
The HOW ARD .\SSOCl ALTON, in view uf
the awful destruction cr human lie, caused by
Sexual diseases, and the dcccptions praciiscd
upon the unfortunate victims of such disease,
by QuOcks, have directed their Consulting Sur
gcOn, aS a CHARITABLE ACT worthy OF th"iv
name, to give MEDICAL ADSiCh GRATIS,
to all persons Tins afflicted, who Bpply by let.
ter, with a description Of heir condition, (ugc,
occupation, habits oi lite, Ac.,l ard in eases of
sNtr"m" poverty and suffering, To FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE.
The Howard Association is a benevolent in
,titution, established 10y special endowment, inr
the relief 0i tie sick AMI distressed, afflicted
with "NiruIcut and Epidemic Diseases" Ii has
now surplus oil means, which the Directors
have voted to cxpcnd in advertising the above
notice Ii is ueetlleSs to add that the ASsocia-
tion comu,ands the highest McdiCl SkIl Of the
age, and will furnish the mos. approve Wod.
cIn treatment,
just Published, hy the Association, Rcpor,
on SpcrmatorrhTa, or Seminal weakness, tho
vice Vi Onauism, Masturbation or Self A bIr-c
aud other diseases of the Sexual Organs, by tho
Consulting Surgeon, which will 10 sent By mail
in u sealed envelopc,) FREE OF CHARGE, on
the receipt OF TWO STAMPS for postage
Address, DR.. GEO. Il. CALHOUN, Consult,
ing Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South
NINTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY ordcrst
the Directors.
GEO. FAlRCHILD, Secretary,
EZRA ID. HEARTWELIs Presideu,,
Feb. 4th lU57, 6l-ly.
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UNDENIABLE. TESTIMONY.

The Medical STAFF Of the French and En-
gIish Armies in the Crimca have officially
signed their approval of liolIoways Oint.
mcni, aN the most reliable dressing for sabre
cats, slabS, and gun- sho; wounds. It is al.
50 used 10y ihc surgeons Of the Allied Ma.
Scs.
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selves library of miscellaneous reading,
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Medical Advertisements
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Pills can now be had at
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Stores.
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CLASS AA.

DDAWS AUG. l7th, 1887, at ARMORY
Hall, Savannah, Ga, under the sworn su.
Pcrintcndence of w. r. Symons, ESQ,
and J. VI. Prentiss, ESQ.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-08-26
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION!
ANDERSON g. SON,
MA n A G ERS,
Successor to ]. F, Winter, Manager.

Our Lotteries draw in Macon, Ga. CSmoll
SchcmcsG every Saturday, and in Savannah,
Ga, Large Schemes) abou, the 10th of
every month,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-08-26

CAPITALS Of 100000, 10000 10000,
1000 1000, 1000, 3 prizes of 1000, 8 of
300, loo of 100, 100 OF 80, 1000 of $50
aud ~ Approximation prizes amounting TO