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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-06

EN H)th>. iAithS, AND hhbALIN r.
\ AT FRENCHS Book and PriodcGI Dpot
The Lawyers Story, or the Orphans Wrongs
by James \. Maitland, author OF ''Sartaroe,
Diary OF an Old Doctor" etc, vol II mo.
j Is vols paper covers. 100.
Diary Of an Old Doctor, being sketches anC
"reminiscences al an Old Physician, by j. 4
Maitland author OF The Watchman, "Tn'
Wande1er," nc. vol, bound, ) "a; paper GOV
eTs, 2 vols. .Ov.
The spanish Moor or the Convent OF Alca!a
Story OF the Throne the Altar, and the Forest
Z vols, complete, Soc.
Frank Les!ies Monthly part OF the illustrated
News, containing luli description OF the Tele
graph Celebration, 25c.
Charley Fox's BJou SOngster, second series
l2!c.
Hunts Merchant Magazine for October HDc
Gocey, Graham, Harper, Lesir's Fashion
Book Fsierson's Ladi,s National. Arthur :, Al
an,ic Monthly, BaIlous. New York National
cswoods. knickeTbOCker, Emerson ;, and ali
tue Magazines Tor October.
The Weekly papers. including the New York
Ledger, Harper's Weekly. New York Leader
Mercury. Lesles Illustrated News, Waverley
Magazue, &C.
London Punch for the week, l|tc.
London Illustrated News for this week, With
a splendid colored Supplement- view OF the
town OF Leeds, England price nc.
Thompson's Bank Note Reporter, for October
l2!c
All the New Publications on hand. sep29
MORE NEW BOOKS, MAGAZINES. AMI
WI PAPERS, AT GEO SIGGERS' Book ana
Perodical Store IS Prince street, opposite the Ga
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~ c. BERRY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEAL
~. ER IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC NOTIONS
FANCY GOODS, &c, No. II, hing-stfest is now
receiving large ard well selected stock OF
FALL GOODS, TO which be calls the attention
of dealers and others visiting our city, as ne Is
satisfied that he can furnish them goods upon
as good terms as any house further North.
sep III
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n 7 wIsy =. GREENE.
INlNE GROUND PLASTER, 2240 POUNDS
TO THE ToN, constantly ground and Tor
sale BY WISE l. GREENE, Al the Franklin
Steam Mills, Alexandria, Va. CALcIsED PLAs,
TER always on hand.
D-Counting Room, MOI South Union street
my 5-dly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-06

GUNS, RIFLES, SHOT POUCHES, pow
" DER FLAsKS, PERCUSSION CAPS,
Gun WADS, &c &c The subscriber has on
hand. al No ~, Royal street. good assortment
of articles in the above line, embracing some
very fine GUNS and RIFLES, and all the neces
sary accompanllnenls which we VIII sell al
very low prices. On hSnd Elys Caps IN large
and small boxes. intended expressly Tor Revcj
vers Call and examine. Cleaning Rods. Gap
Primers Oil Cups, Nipple Nrenchrs Ram Rots'
Gun Worms, &c, OF assorted qualities. Wish
ing TO reduce sock before making iurther ruT-
cha>es. great bargains will be gwen.
aug q JOHN L. CREIGHTON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-06

II
ChbkR, COAL, AND WOOD YARDn
N1"s .UT"sr Of Inion and Queen streets, North
,on s os am prepared 10 furnish every descrip-
g. =, :, LII MbER, SHINGLES, LATHS, LINE,
A., also, Oak and Pine Wood, Red and White
SD ano Cumberland COAL, which am sell
c1,oy v" 'or cash, or on reasonable terms to good
Ousfs. aug a-tf] U. W. BARKER.
~" WALL PAPERS.-Just received per
an cH, nusmss Express, three cases new WALL
will iniLiNG PAPERS and BORDERS, which
'e sold very cheap, tor cash, at
,n, J. P. CLARKE'S.
No. l5s, King street, Alex a., Va.
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Sup'r. English Long Cloths


Sup'r English Long Cloths
Domesilcs and TickIngs
Cassners. Twerds. and Cassiu res; Red,
White and Yellow Flannel; Steel Spring Hoop
Skirts; Canton FlanneIs, &c.
All the above, with many other Goods, We
have Us: received
As W. will be making weekly additions 70
our stock throughout the season, We wil be
able 10 offer great inducements 20 taOse IN want.
ssp7 ASHbY WOOD.
NEW FALL GOODS - Just rscei, rd Il .arge
\ and beautiful assortment OF GOODS tor
Ladies wear, mbraCing all the novelties OF the
season. to whIcn He invite their special atten.
tion-Mi,,t.s Robes, &C.
For Gcu'icmen's wear we have fine assori
ment oil Cloths, Cass!meres, ard Fe'tihgs, "l'n
ever ythiug else necessary 10 complete the
Wardrobe OF the most ia.tldious.
Fulied Cloths Lindse,s rianneIs, Bed aud
Servants Blankets, with all Kind, OF good,
suited to the wants OF the Farmer and Planter.
We have also, the finest assortment oi Velvet.
Brussels, Ingram, Venetian, AID Other CAR.
PETINGS we have ever offered 10 the trade
We respectfully solicit an examination OF our
stock [sep 81 &. K. WITMER Il BROS.
rHEAPER THAN EVEK-We have now
7 J opened our Fall Stock OF DRY-GOODS,
and having bought them on such favorable
terms d 20 enable US 10 Otter 10 our customers
Goods cheaper than ever, We, therefore. respect
fully livite our friends from town and country
70 cal! and see US, assuring them that We dfe
determined 10 maintain our reputation lor sell
lng good. cheap. j. f. Il l. 4 LihhlN,
san3y No. 81 King street.
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NTO0L, purchased by
w je2 ROBINSON Il PAYNE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-06

NEW WALL PAFE2S AND DEC0RA-
n TlONS.-Just receiving at }. TdCETS,
So l57, North side Of King street, the very latest
styles of WALL PAPERS AND DECORA-
TIONS, direct from the manufacturers which
will be disposed of very low TO prompt purcha
or. rmb 3ll ] TACEY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-06

GUNNER DRINKS-SIIver Medal premium
MINERAL WATERS, Cdrbonated Cham
payne, end pure Crab CIDER, ALE AID fOR-
TER several varieties, all of them superior 10,
and cheaper than any now 10 be had IN town;
TEMPERANCE CREAM MEAD. an excel
lent article TOR children and adults liable 10 con
stlpatIOn.
LAGER BEER now so highly recommend
ed by Physicians All the above articles Tor
sale at our depot, No. IS, Nortn Water street
Alexandria.
l.NrUEsIoNs and persons out OF town, turnIsh-
ed OIL short notice, by leaving orders at above
place, with our wagon, or by mail.
ie s--dti Army Il SHlNN
LEXANDRlA LIBRARY COMPANY
- Library kept III the south room, first story,
o! the Lyceum Hail, :. W. corner ol Prince and
Washington streets Open every day from 3
TO S. and from > 10 O'Clock, p. NJ. Annual
subscription, So; six months, $l.5O three
mcufhs, 81. Volumes in Library, about $500.
President-FgANCIs MILLER.
-DIkECTORs:-
Daniel F. Wilmer, J. Edward Chase,
BENJAMIN Barton, Sylvester Scott,
Elisha J. Miller Andrew Jameson,
5 Ferguson Beach, Richard l.. .aThe' JF',
Stephen Swaln Jonn A hiiDhrh,
William 4 Duncan.
Treasurer-Andrew Jameson.
my 5--lv Lihrariau-Norval f. Foard.
rOTOMAC FISH FOR SALE
400 bbls. No. Gross Herring
100 malt bbs No. Gross Herring
50 bb!s and halves Family Herrings
90 " No ! DO
Is kegs Shad Roe-a! for sale at reduced
nr;ces by Giy 2O-tT j. F.. MCGRAW.
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INpORTANT TO COUNTRY MER-
| CHANTS.-l am now manufacturing IN
WARE, which am selling at wholesale, as
low as can be bought IN Baltimore. or any oi
the Northern cities have large stock Oil
hand, and can fill orders with despatch.
sepl5 H. |. GREGORY, No. lls. King It.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY. sc.

" TOUSE.KtErING ARTICLES ne al
II tention OF House keepers and others, Is
invited 10 the stock OF GOODS on hard. at No
II, Royal street, near lhe market adapted to
House. keeping purposes, embracing great va
riety, such as
Japaned Toilet Sets. Wash Bowls
Knl:e CIeaLers. Knife Boxes, Lemon Squeezers
Sugar Boxes, Painted and Cedar Buckets
Spittoon., Briran;a Lamps, Tin Plates
Tin Pans. Coffee Pots, Tea Pots. Sugar Bowls
Spice Boxes and thousand other things too
tedious to mention. Particular attention Is
called to the PLATED FoRKs, SPooSs nc, sold
by tie subscriber, winch surpass III" good,
generally sold to quality and hn!sa-nis
prices have beer based upon the CASH principle
and every effort will be made TO please. for
sale, also, all kinds OF Cutlery, Scis ors. Jacks
Shovel and Tongs, and almost every article IN
our lire used in Housekeeping.
aug 20 JOHN f. CREIGHTON.
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II lDGELY, HAMPTON 4 CO.,
IL, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
TEAS,
TOBACCO. and

Beg leave to call the attention OF dealers to
their large and we'll selected stock OF goods
which they offer Tor sale a. the very lowest
rates, and upon the most accommodating teIms
Alexandria, NH l9-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-06

NOTICE.-All persons indebted % u, "a'.g
accounts are now passed due are fei .-
ted 10 call and settle them without delay d.
longer Indulgence cannot be gwen
GEORGE II. BAINE Il GO.
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JAMES n. nEVAUGHN

NOTICE 10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS
\ AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
The BOol, SHOE HAT ASD Ger bgsyais a'i,.
toiore carrred on BY GEORGE H HhYNE =
co. viii be hereafter CONDUCTED b PAR
TERSOE BGYNE. al The old s,al3. H. r.e
name OF BAYNE Il TO.
Country merchants will lind d @ene'a. as-''.
men, o. fresh and ds,lrablr FALL o.. VI ,.'-
TER GOODS, a above described 'a'o.y gWs.
chased of the Eastern manufactures, "n'4
will he .o!d low to cash or pnnctugt detl,Js- --
10 all such an earnest invitation l. gwen 20 cal.
aug f-.o:m BhYNE " CO.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-17
Bloody Aftir i'll DARLINGTON.

we have seen several accounts of riot
Gus reGc"anicr in Darlington District which
seems to have been a. serious in its results
~ = was hnmilintjng in It's genera, features
That ncccs 'itv exists for such hgh han.
dcd measures, is greatly 10 be drplorcd -
We dc not advocate the proprcty Of citi.
zens taking the law into their own hands,
except in cNtr"m" cases and where the ex.
listing law is pnwcre,s to cure the evils
complained Of This has been the case
heretofore in the matter Of trnfiicking with
slaves, one OF the greatest curses that our
country has - Contcgh with, bnt we trust
tbH. the Kate cnaGments of the Legislature
10. suppress this evil, VI! oLyl.tc the nccrs-
sty of any more such occurrences Ms the
one exported from Darlington. The fol.
loving account of the flair fs0m the Sum.
ter iVGtchwan is b'ief, apd serms to en-
body the min facts
Bio ny n.-FIcULTY We L.0rn that Il
most bloody drHwa VAS enacted n fc,, da,s
si zee, near CdrterSvilr. in Darlington D..
tr"t, y which inrcc msn %eTa killrG. and
$40 won. cd. OF IL" three LII d, two
were named WindhHm, ami tnc third rc>
man Th" wounded, we Learned, wer,
named Carter aud .>tuckcy f,um tmr in
f"rmato" We hav" which we sIpI..,r %
b" correct, il ,:. main, IT seems IT - IA Viz
il 1t Soc'"'v oSfStci in ne zig .nr.u.d.
who's business WAS the surfrc~ IN Of ne
-" tf"th' IN ardent ~P'its IN" dr eis,d,
with others, were Ihc trallich..r party -
Ttr. h.d Ucca warned by the So,.c.y ~
cease their nc'.riuue husjnnss. ur abandon
,he rrighJorhOud The, had refused pr
neg ccied I" do So. On The day previous TO
the aitlicnlty, patty Of tie VigIldnts met
at The house OF Windham, for the purpose
of destroying Ih" liquor 6ut dcsisird, from
I""N ~ numbers or strength, or were bea-
trn back. Another attempt WAS made the
following day, when the h oocy scene was
enacted. Guns. we believe. were the wea.
Pons used. We have none Of The particu-
lars relative TO the immediate coufi'ct, fur.
ther than that TWO. Of the trading party
were Killed outright, and that u third died
shortly after Two OF the Viglani party
were wounded, whether seriously O. no. we
do not know. One OF those killed, was,
we learn, literally riddlcd with shot he
having first fired, upon the vigilant party,
wonnding one of their number. We may
have further particulars before going 10
press.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-17
Washington Items.

We condcnSc from our exchanges the.
following items of interest from the Capt..
toI
March 9.-The following appointments
by the President have been confirmed by
the Senate:
CoLLRGIoRs Rs-Wm. +. Colcock. for the
port of Charleston. and Thnddeus Sanford,
for the port of Mobile
SURVEYORS o. CUsroMs WIN. Flan.
nfr, Of Wilmington, and Meyer Jacobs of
Charleston.
The Senate also discussed the Kansas
question.
10 the llonse. the Army Increase Bill
and Kansas affairs we're under discussion,
but no action was t.kep on either.
March lO.-ln the Senate to day, Me~.rs.
tlnmlip, Of Maine, spd Sebastian, of Arkap-
sas, dis usssd Kansas and LecOmP,oR. Con.
stitutioH
IN the House, the Army Increase RlLand
Kansas affairs we're discussed. Mr.. Ste
pbens endeavored 20 make report from
the Kansas Investigation Committee, but it
was objected to.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-17
Court

Onr regular term Of Court, " hjch would
have been in Session the present week. but
Tor the accident to Judge O'NcalI. Stands
adjourncd to the +th Monday ir AprIl. rs
Will be seen hv an order to that effect from
the JQdg". pnLijshcd r'scw here in onr pa.
per This = caused by the continued il
ness Of the J.dge, the result Of the nc. !.
dent an account of which VS. published
IN the last Issue of our paper
II viii be membervd that His Honor.
Judge o N"nll.nrcSid'l here last Fa!I Conrt.
but by some arrangement wiih Judge Wa,I
'"w' whose regular time it is b, is gain
upon our Circuit this Spring We are glid
to hear t'at a,ihoU Ii tie Judge was 81, cr.
ly hurt, his head having been Gu, in several
places and hi neck and shoulder much
bruised, no permanent in jury is apprrhen-
dcd. The loss Of such tried, faithful and
able public servant, would be II great ca.
lamay, and one that would bBfsrriously ,rr,
Oy the STATE. II is supposed that he VII
bc able TO, attend n. Chester, which is the
week after tAe regular term here. The
Courts prorrasiin..ed are those of Union,
York and Lancaster.
Court was called on Monday morning
and the jury discharged. a new jury will
be drawn for the extra Court.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-17
Senator Hammond's Speech

a large portion of TO days issue of our
paper, we devote TO the publication of SEN
ator tlammond's speech, delivered in Con-
grcss on the 9TH inst. This will be read by
many of our readers with the bighcs, inter-
est i, is the uiost remarkable effort Of the
season dispa>siCQate, but full OF truth and
power, and the Impression it has produced
abroad docs not fall below The estimate of
the speakers abilities, as statesman and
an orator, which his ardent admirers at
home have been sanguine that he would
sustain.
Mr.. Hammonds views upon the Kansas
issue ar" so plain that no one can fail to
appreciate them. The luattcr sovcrc gn-
ty' doctrine, he rcpudiaies, and npho.,.s the
Q der creed which vests the soverrigr "
Of the territory il the people Of the rcspec-
tive States.
lie replied to the speech delivered hv Nr
Seward day or Two previous III which
that gentlemen expressed I'll, ppiniru
that the br';lc bctve cen thr Ncrih
and the South had been fought and
Won by the former. ana in hich ne utirmp.
ted {" present a sort &C progr..nmc f the
a1U.s'avcry wnvcw mt in contc:m plation, to
d"vot" all the erritories to free labor End
TO reconstruct the Supreme Court rs n
means Of etorting this object. Mr.. Ham.
inond brings The tw" sections face to fHce
looks into the rcsou ccs Of each for ma,n.
timing distinct Governments, their means
for aggressive or drfrnsiI" warfare, and
shows in Tie taGst ralpah!e WAY, that the
South is richer, hv far, in all the elements
necessary for the formation and support Of
a s"pcrate c"nfcdrracy. She possesses
within herself all the essentials Tor n great ,
Il free and Il prosperous people, and to say
nothing Of the nuIaters and ,hivaIric char
actcr of her people, her number!css other
rcsnwrccs for defence and for aggressive
warfare, she possesses yet one power more
potent than all the rest md by the use of
which she can, without firing gun, bring
the who" civilized world to her fsft. This
power is King C),Ion and the >peakcr rca
sons that couUtrics NAV make war upon
each other, hpt upon Cotton, never.
Mr. llamm"nd's constituents cannot be
otherwise than pleased with this speech -
ne recommends no decided line Of acion
for the South. with which politicians may
h"d fHu't-he presents nothing s;rihinglv
original, and the great merit in his speech
lays in the remarkable force with WHICH he
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-17
Small Pox

From n card in the last Issue Of the Char.
iotte Democrat, signed by the Intendant
David Parks, it appears that the reports Of
small pox in Charlotte arose from un isola.
ted case Of a genurwen. Fom the South.
who formerly lived in an adjoining county,
and stopped at that place, temporarily, sick
with the disease. He was Immediately
placed in building in the suburbs of the
corporate limits here he remained only n
few days and was removed by his friends
No other case bad occurred at lhe time OF
the publication OF this cnld,-
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-17
ny REQUEST
Watch. Mother,

We do not kISw men we have met with
= NOR" Touching and beautiful poeric.l
moroccan th'n the following 1t brrathcS
= sentiment ofhoN inspiration which touch,
eS c,cry chord Of he heart. Read il:
Mother, watch the little feet.
Gin b'ng "'cr the garGrn Nall,
Houn'iiug through tive busy street,
Ranging cellar, shed and hall
Never count the moments lost,
Never count the time il costs,
Guide thcm, mother, while yoM may.
les, their infant footsteps stEr.
Mother, watch the lit.le baaa
Pi"Ging berrir, w. she way,
Mai:Isg .nus.Ns in the sand
Tossing up he fragrant hay;
Never dare the question ask:
"Why 20 me the weary t,sk !"
u" same li';lc hands may prove
Messengers f iigh; aad love.
Mormt watch the little ,ogue,
rratin:, eloquent and Wild;
hal is sal and wha; is sung,
Iiy the jny"us h.ppy chi9d.
Cnu h the word lille yet unop"krn,
stop the ,"w before ii, h.okrI:
THIS ramc tongue may We, proclaim
Bess:ogs in Saviour's name.
MOlhvr, watch the little hrsrt
Era;ing soft and warm f,r you :.
Whocscnc lessons now iupar,
Keep, @ keep that yonng heart lrn,
ENtr.cat'ng every weed,
Sowing cod and precious seed,
Harvest rich you thea may src
|. ipcn for eternity.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-17

RETURN DAY IN CggsrER.-.!Ths impor
tant day with US is psst-.the number of
cases returned this Spring is rather larger
than usual. The Clerks Office shows 457
cases, and we suppose there are accep
tances enough to increase these figures to
at least TOO. BY far a majority Of these
however, are Of the Summary Process
opSer, ani we ARE not sure that the actu
al amount Of money sued for is much
greate5 than Is common in our Dis,ric2i:
Chester Standard.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-17

A PRINTER IL LUCK--GEoGGIA LUCKY
PLALE.-Lntely there was a Young English
printer, named Horny FIoyd, engaged on
the Savannph Georgian. and frw days ago
hc,sailcd from Savannah for England hav,
ing received The welcome news that he was
he,r to IN estate Of &C OOO pounds, aboat
100000, n sum much to be desired in
hard times. This il not u Iucker turn il
The whev! of fortune than that which hap>
pened TO IN American typo sometime since.
lie had tried his luck at almost everything,
'0nd WAS about TO despair, when the happy
thought struck hum he might draw prize.
Accordingly he purchased ticket in s.
Swan u Cos lcgalized lottery, which draws
every Saturday at Augusta, Ga, and drew
the capital prize Of $4,000. Tie next
drawing oilers brilliant prospects, ~ tho
capital prize is $40 600. Tickets slO, 4
and p, which crtilca the holder to tho
who'll or Il proportionate share in any prza
that he draws. ~
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-17
EHE Z a ca TER IEpGE

MARCH ii.-The Senate to-day passed the
House deficiency bill. In the Kansas debate
Mr. Benjamin, Of L.ouisana, made brilliant
speech.
Nr. Harris asked leave 10 introduce the
minority report from the kansas inyest;ga-
ting Con- mit,ee. The motion was objected
to apd the debate postponed. The gene.
raj deficiency blli was discussed.
MAWcn l2-In the Senate to-day the
Lecompton Constitution was discussed.
The House passed the Diplomatic Con
suar Bill. Mr.. Harris Withdrew his ap>
peal from the DECISION Of the chair On the
question: Of privilege.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-17

THE Fmsr MoSDA9 IN MAY-It should.
be borne in mind that the Southern Com
mercial Convention ut Knoxville, last sum.
mer appointed Montgomery, Alabama, as
the place, and the first, MRpday in,May next
as the time for the neat session. cf the
Southern Commercial Conveniion. All ule
Southern States are expected 10 be we'll,
represented.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-17

TIE FLORIDA WAR.-Adyices from Tam.
pa, Florida, to the 4lh instant, state that an
Indian woman and a Boslegs' Negro had
come into that place. They say that the
Indians are vii ling to eniigrnto, and that
Bowlegs seat to have a talk.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-17

lABLAUEX We are requested to call at.
'en'i"n to the fact that the Young ladies' Of
this place design ailording some a,nuscm ~.
and instruction to til" Villagers this ever.
ing, in the way Of rablaucx. A general NJ.
tendance j., desired.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-17

The CEusADER.-We have received the
Crusader for March. an excellent per iodicaI
devoted to the Temperance reformation. II
is edited hy Gen. :. f. Cary, published in
Cincinnati Ohio, monthly, 81. so per year
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-17

From CTAY.-Advces have been recciv-
ed from Sal, Fake to the 25th Of JIn-
uary. The h.ormonS were manufacturing
cannon, rcvovcrs and powder, A sk,rIn;sh
had taken place between the Mormons and
the pickle guard Of the army, in which two
of the foru.cr and four soldiers were kil-
Ir1
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-17
Large Peet.

Mr. {, III. Latham has left at our office n
Beet which is somew hat remarkable for
SIZE and richness of collar. lwcighs seven
pounds and measures twenty one inches in
circumference. 1t grew upon his premises;
Jeat il, you who can.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-17

Viewed in the light Of dollars and cents, Il
would cost the country but little more If
promptly acted npon, than does this contin.
ued agitation OF the matter in Congress-,
consuming SO r,uch of the public time.
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CoyvcTED.-ifeorge Tillm7n was con.
vic'rd Of mans!aughier at Edgefcld Court
last week. and sentenced TO two years in
Jail ana Two thousand dollars fnc, for kill
ing IIchcy A Christian.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-03-17

PARpoNcp.-ln response to petition
Of citizeps OF Columbia, Gov. Allston has
pardoned Mr.. Craig, convicted, at the re
cent session Of Court, Of unlawfully ira
ding with slaves Carolinian
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LANCAS1 ERVILLE, S. C.
WEDNESDAY, NoRNING, MARCH y, 1883.

MUS'crPAL.--Dr. S. J., StIa.lc nd D., II.
l.. Crawford, were, on Saturday last, clvc-
ted TO complete the noard Of Wurdcns.