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An Ordinance
TO enforce The better performance Of
Patrol duty in Me Village Of Laneas-
ter and for other purposes.

.
To enforce The better performance of
Patrol 1ufy in me- VILLAGE ot' J,,,,,,.
"' """ Io' o'HeT purposes.
Be 1t ordained by the Intendant and War.
| dens of the VilIape of Lancaster. nov mo,
and in Council assembled and BY authority
| Of the same that, from and after the mas.
| sage of this Ordinance, all persons appoip.
| ted to do Patrol duty in said Village sbol,
do SO in accordance with this Ordinance.
!. Be it ordained by the authority afore
said, that there shall be s;s persons npuo;p.
ted by the Clerk of Council 20 prrform
patrol duty, for the space Of one month
and the Captains of each Patrol is hereby
| required to make their returns on oath. and
report nll dafaulters to next regular meet.
of Council.
2. BE it further ordained by the astbori.
ty aforesaid, That the Patrol shall be suLdi.
vided in companies Of three (and each com
pany TO have one captnin) to do duty for
one hour, commencing from the 22d of
March to Odd September, at 10 o'clock, u.
NJ, and from 22d September to 22d March,
nts'o clock, +. NJ. The Clerk OF Council
TO appoint the Captains Of each patrol.
3. Be il further ordained by Tn. autbor;.
ty aforesaid. That IL shall he and ber,bv
is lawful for the repuI,r PATROL io antor m
TO nil enclosures and neoro ki,chens u,;th
.in,the coruorote ,l,mits of the said N;IIoo.
in the regular DISCHARGE of their du,v and
to whip such slave, oT free negroes os NAV
therein he Eound witbont n nernit i, Tho
same manner as .,nuoht In the street. nro.
rioleL however. that thew obtain the own.
ers permis,ion. and tbe whining toke nIoce
in the public streets.
". :, f,,,b,r ora,;,oa, l., ,,,,. ,,,,..
.cn,.s,;d FL, a., p",n'I wv
cd ,o perr,,n, dntv ,hr;no , wa.r S 'lHun, du.
on S,nd,v ,,d ~ ooa,, or ,,,r,aai '''.
loo, of ,n, ,1o,n,,,r of po,r,J ~ o'a-coS
his duty be fined 81 for each and every dc.
lnQucncy.
u. !, f,rI,o ord,;,o, l.. uo ,,r,u:...
ofor.s,id TL,t !, shaii La ;,a dr,,. ar ~,
poirolIs "a yvb;n nj .i,ro0 ,,ha sh.i, b.,
found with imnron'.r narni,, ~, On, ',f ,Io
bonods mr. In;ts ,if "a nar,,;,s >"'
% de IL iuI,her ordained by the authon-
~ aforesaid ihat no servant, servants or
lree negro either belonging to the Village
VI rom Inc country. shalt be permitted to
suT'' s';,n.. ',e streets o, Tue village with or
"'"' pass from 'ne SSa M"rch
and from The OBI Son,ombn, N o.I Nal,
| after Q o,,lork. p Al nnd cve,v such sar
want ar servants. or FREQ peoro nc ,n,, Lo
apprehended within th. incorporate limits
If The same shall h, whinned ar Io5yn5 in
iai a. the DISCUSSION Of ,hr Patrol 9nI.ss
such servant or servants or free negro have
n specidi permit from his or her owner or
guardian, specifying the place io,whch, she
or he may be sent and such servant, ser.
wants or free negro be found within the
limits of such pass: pr0ridea, nevertheless
whipped or lodged in Jail under such cir
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New Advertisements.
Notice

Is hereby given that application will be
Il made Mt the next session of the J,eois.
lature to open public Read to connect the
York and Chester Roads with the Monroe
Rond leaving the Steel Creek or Charlotte
Road, below w. J. Cureton's Shop and run.
ming by the Waxhaw NJ. T.. Church and r
&. Vaughns, incrsecting the River Road
at the Plantation ofDr. q. l.. Massey decd }
to run as near rs practicable with the pes
ent cour.ry Road. The distance Of said
Road will be about 4 or At miles.
THOSE INTERESTED"
Sept. i, 29-3m.
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TINE FALL SESSION OF THIS IN.
Il stituiion will open I4th Of Oct. at
which time, 1t Is hoped, we shall have a
full representation from all parts Of the
country, where similar facility Of impart-
ing instruction cannot be obtained.
Tuition and Board, including lights, fuel,
wsshing, ironing and attention of servants
all for $1,000 per session,
In Elementary Department, S63,5O per
Session. The Ornamental branches at
moderate prices.
TsR. WALSH, Pres't.
Aug. lS, lS58.--27-paid It.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
State of South Carolina.
InNN CITED nIrnn1nr
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

Office Court Of General Sessions and
Common Pleas.
j. A. STEWMAN, Clerk Of said G Court
4, in pursuance of the directions Of the
Act of the Legislature, in such case made
and provided. do hereby give public Notice
that mn election for Ordinary for Lancaster
District will be held on Mon day the 18th
day Of October next at the usual places of
election throughout the said District.
Witness my hand at Lancaster G.. ii. this
2Sth day of August 1853.
J. a. STEWMaN,
Clerk G.. 8. & &. p.
Sept. LIST, 29-td.
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NEw YORK, Aug. 81, 1858.

NEw YORK, Aug. 81, 1858.
Cotton Is firm, and the sales Of two days
comprise 1900 bales. Flour is unsc tiled,
and 10000 bbls were sold at $500 n S5.94
for State, 1856 $3.50 for Ohio, and S..
80 1915 for Southern.
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N BW SPRING GOODS FOR 1858,

'(E SUBSCRIBERS WOULD INFORM CUSTOMERS AND
of
sotd
IN nparta follows:
ladies' Black
stripes printed
Stock of lonncs j. and assornd Bonnet Rib
bon, French Flowers, StawT nnp,a
beautiGl assortment of and Plaid Jaconet
Swiss and Nansook ausn' konc
Boots large and well selected Domestic Goods
Stock of CENTS
The Hardware is
tingas and Harness. ~' '''''' 'i'-
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.


S NT" nork and ind Stevenson Co. Charleston consisting
Mas basam WIZ Cherry Ayers Cherry Pora and Pills Brnddh
columbia: 6iers Cart
Powders, Aiorpinne aS;ock OF Thomsonian &C.
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THE MARKETS.

COLUMBIA, hng. 2s. 1853
Notwithstanding there is so little doing
in Cot: on. still the few bales that are sold,
show decided advancing tendency in pr-
ces, aRd choice article would now com
mand ia cents.
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CHOICE OF GIFTS :

NIEAI AMERICAN GIFT BOON HOUSE.
No. 293 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
where the gifts, consisting of JEWELRY, &c,
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any individual, on application.
Address, A. RANNEY, Agent,
No. 293 Broadway.
July 7th 2i-6m.
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GROCERIES,! GROCERIES,! !! GROCERIEs,,t

lis bsOdl low
be sold
of
will be sold usual
with
accidents
n co
,s 80. w - HAssELT1NE CURETON
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
AT
PLEASANT HILL, S, G..

WE ARE JUST RECEIVING OUR
w Spring and Summer Goods from
New York and Charleston and invite all to
come and evnminc our Stock which is un.
usually large and comprises almost every
article kept IN country store, all of which
will be sold on the most accommodating
terms. We return our sincere thanks for
the liberal patronage we have received and
hope to merit n continuance of the same
MAGlIL & CAUTHEN,
April 81, l85S.-l0tf
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To Cotton Planters

rTHE undersigned is prepared to sell Cot
l. ton Gins of the best quality at 81 per
saw. delivered at the Charlotte, York and
N. &. X. Road landings. The advantage
these Gins have over those shipped from
other States is, that they will last longer !;
one sett of Iibbs being equal to three, the
brush covered with tin instead Of cloth and
being more easily repaired and at less ex.
pense.
Reference, JOHN JOKES, Liberty Hill.
JAMES NJ. ELLIOTT.
Winnsboro' May 10, 1858. l4-6m
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The Friends Of Maj. J. T.. RUrLEDGE, /,
announce him candidate to represent the
District Of Lancaster in the lower branch
of the next Legislature.
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For Sale.

For sale.
o. OFFEP for sale. two Dwelling o.,
4ii Houses, situated in the village of ssiu
Lancaster with convenient lots attached: al
so, one vacant lot adjoining the ethers and
very desirable as n building lot. Que of the
dwellings front en- French Street and the
other upon Church Street. | will sell the
whole together, if desired, or 1 will sell
each separately.
The Houses arc new and neatly finished
with all necessary cut-buildings and conve-
nences for comfortable dwellings,. Per.
sons are invited to strict examination Of
the premises, and Of the workmanship Of
the buildings, and of the materials compo-
sing the same, and with the whole, am
disposed to believe, that the most fastidous
will be well pleased.
| will sell upon such terms as will accord
with the times, and purchasers may have
any indulgence required upon good paper.
My address is Hanging Rock p. o. s. G..
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
January 81, 1853. Soft.
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THE MIGHTY HEALER
WORLD KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED.

The free admissions Of all Nations, a. we'll
as The verdict of the hating Hospitals of the
Old as well as the New World, stamp this DOW
eriul remedial Agent as the greatest healing
preparation ever maic known TO suffering man
Its pcnct,ativc qualities are more than mar.
velous, through the external orifccs of the skin.
invisible to the neaked eye, it reaches the seat
OF the internal disease; and in all external ac.
fections its anti.iniammatory and healing vir-
tues surpass anything else on record and is
Natures great ally.
ERYSlPELA .ANDSALT RUEUM.
Are twOof the most common and vrtuent
disorders prevalent on this continent to these
the Ointment is especially antagonistc, its
"modnSOperdndi" is first to eradicate the ven.
ON and then complete the cure.
BAD LEGS, OLD SORES, AND ULCERS
Cases, of:many years standing that have per.
'unaciously refused to yield to any other remedy
or treatment, have iuvarible succumbcd to u
few applications ofthis powerful unguent.
ERUPTION ON TIE SKIN.
Arising from bad state OF the blood or chronic
disease are cradicated, and a clear and trslls'
parent surface regained by the restorative ae
ten of this Ointment. 1t surpasses many Of
the cosmetics add other toilet appliances in
its power to dispel rashes and other dishgurc-
mcnts of the face
PILES AND FISTULA.
svcrs form and feature of these prevalent
aud stubborn disorders is eradicated locally and
entirely 10y the use of this emolicnt; warm
lamentations should preccd1 its application.-
lis healing qualities will bc found tn be thor.
ough and invaribc.
Both tie Ointment ana IDMs should be
uScd ia tie ioiiowimy cases:
Bunions, Swelllcd Glands,
Burns, Sore Legs,
Chapped Hands, Sore Breasts,
| Chilbiains, Sore Heads,
| Fistula, Sore Throats,
| Gout, Sorcs of all kinds
LumbagG Sprars,
Nee c,,rial Erpptions, Stir Joints,
Piles, SIT Rheum.
Rhoumat:"m, letter
Ringworm, Ulcers,
Sca!ds, Ncncral Sores,
Skin Diseases, Wounds of all kinds.
cX- CArrIoN!-Nonc are genuine unless the
words '"llolloway New York and London. are
disccribls as a'"W atcr-mark" in every leaf OF
the book Of directions around each pot or box ;
tho salnt may be plainly seen by "holding the
leaf to the light" a handsome reward will be
given to any one rendering such information as
! may lead to the detection 81 any purity or par
ties countcriciting the medicines or vcl ding
the same, knowing them to be spurious.
- Sold at the Manufactures Of Professor
HOLLOWAY, 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and
10y all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med
icinc throughout the United States and tina
civilized world, in boxes at e5 cents, 63 cents
and 81 each.
eB" There is considerable saving 10y the lar
ger sizes.
N. B.-Dircctions for the guidance of pat
tents in every disorder are affixed to each box
June 10 1893. lS-ly.
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Announcements.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

We are authorized to announce X, S.
CROCKETT, Esq, a candidate TO represent
our District in the next Legislature.
We are authorized by the friends Uf j.
WILLIAMS, Esq, to announce him candi.
date TO represent our District in the next
Legislature.
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Kenzie's Patent Water Filter.

KenZie's Patent Water Filter.
rINHE BEST FILTER KNOWN FOR
L Family use has given The highest sat.
isfaction for many years is scientific
in, construction, portable durable, and
cheap. 1t renders rain watcrperfectIy pure
and sweet, making cisterns more economi.
cal than wells, and avoiding the diseases
arising from the hard water of lime. stone
regions. Five sizes retail from Ss TO SI2
dollars. Wholesale to the trade at the
usual discount. Can be forwarded safely
any distance. Formerly made by J. Il. Che.
ney g. CO.; made now only by JAMES
TERRY g. CO, at the old stand Of J. T..
G. a. CO., State Street, Rochester, N. Y
For descriptive circulars address James Ter
ry g. Co,
June l6, lS--3m.
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O,a .on,. a., ono 900 90 M on1 ,,;r,
One COW for two wears. $50 and Gifts
o. coi,, ,or 6vo 90. 90 and < 1,;r,a
"' ''r' ~ AND no CIURS ' gus
Tbrso comics on. veor s5 and q o;f,.
I;,a - o, 80 onJ 80
NJ - - -, , -. * ~ 70 So
D, y" no.,;iS ana ,sar an "mS o. d;s,a S
.rpp 'ar,;ei.s - he dis,r;huioi ar.. ,.a,n,;s
"A IN t,,e fnIlou;na lis,
'' - VIZ 49, "r S,iJ Naturalization ,l
J~ A., A., 500 o,.h
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FOR ORDINARY.

We are authorized TO announce WV. C..
CAsTos, Esq, candidate for Ordinary, Of
Lancaster District
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WARLICK PLOw.

This is to certify that We have been using
the Warlick Piow for the last twelve or
eighteen menths, and have no hesitation in
saying, and that 18th great propriety, that
they are far the most valuable plow we
have ever used, and in every particular they
far exceed the old plow stock in being casi.
er held and plowing deeper. In word,
we would not 60 back to the old plow
stock for considerable amount and we
look upon it as n matter of great economy
for any planter or farmer to use them.
DIXON BARNES,
HENRY GOOCH.
las. NJ. INGRAM.
Lancaster, June 9, 1858. l7tf
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We are authorized by the friends Of J..
T. X. BELK, ESQ, to announce him a can
didate for Ordinary at the ensuing election.
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The Friends of T.. Il. HAMMoSD, an
nounce him candidate for Ordinary for
Lancaster District.
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Lancaster, S. c., April 81, 1853.
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Carolina Female College,

Aug. 10, 1888. 27--td
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-02
The Tariff.

1t is generally supposed that Con
gress will take some action on the Tar
if, at the approaching session; and vari
Gus opinions are entertained and ex
pressed as to what hat action should
be.
The best thing that can be done, il
our O. opinion, is to repeal the Yankee
Tariff Ct 81, and fall back upon the
Democratic Tariff of '46, the best and
most equitable measure of the kind ev.
err placed upon our statute books. Du
ring the eleven years of its existence
longer than that of any previous tariff
the country and all its great interests
of, Agriculture, Manufactures Commerce
and Labor generally, advanced most sat.
~isfactory and successfully.
The general depression of trade and
business brought upon Us, a year ago.
by an unwIse expansion Of the credit
system in Banking, Railroad and Rea'
Estate Speculation, is gradually giving
way, anu WIN Il IClulu W IL J u
rs, the Government would be supplied
with all the revenue necessary for an
economical administration of its affairs,
and a healthy condition o be attain
ed in the several departments of Indus
try and Trade.
What We suggest can be readily ac-
complished, if Congress go earnestly to
work about it; but if the whole Tariff
system be thrown open, and attempts be
made to enact an entire new rcvenue
measure, the variety of opinions about
specifies, and, dd ralorems, ~minimumas,
home caluation, free list, &c, and the
conflict of different local and industrial
interests, will be SO great, and lead to
such never-ending discussions, that the
whole session, (limited to the 4th of
March, will probably expire without
anything having been done.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1858-12-02
The Next state ConVen1Ion=

We notice many of our exchange pa
pers already discussing the time of hold.
ing the next Democratic State Conven.
ton. For9ourselyes we are decidedly
in favor of that body meeting on the
Sth of January, and nominating q
ticket, for the following reasons, which
We find briefly stated in the Hardin
county Republican: The busy season
of the year at which our recent Conven-
tons have been held, has precluded the
attendance of any except politicians
IF the Convention should be held in
January, it would give the farmers and
l.boring men an opportunity to attend
and aid the party by their counsels. If
it is not held until July or August, men
whose presence and advice would be
worth something to the party are engag-
ed on their farms or in their workshops,
and as . result, the Convention will be
composed Of the truck and dicker' class
Of men, who are politicians By trade /;
men who never have and never can en-
joy the confidence and respect of the
party. Ia addition to hiaeonsideration
the next campaign of this State should
be conducted in a vigorous and thorough
manner. The people want light their
minds must be disabused, and the prin-
ciples and position of the party fully and
thoroughly explained to the voters.--
The campaign will be q most important
one, in its influence on the great and
perhaps final struggle between conser-
vatism and fanaticism, between the ad-
vocates Of Unpopular sovereignty and those
of a centralized government. We have
everything to gain, and nothing to lose
by a discussion before tho people. To
do the work thoroughly, it should be
commenced early it cannot be dops in
a month or two. In 1857 all admitted
after the election, that another week Of
labor would have given US the State
Let US now profit by that experience,
and make our nominations as formerly,
on the 9Th of january. Let us nomi-
nate men who will at nee begin the
campaign and carry it through with
energy and ability; men who can com
madd the respect, and infuse their own.
enthusiasm into the working men of
our party, and not broken down politi-
cal hacks, who have been all their lives
fattening off the people, and who have
rode the party-if not to death-to de-
feat. Let US ignore all past differences
and nominate a ticket composed of men;
let US do these things and Ohio will be
and her electoral vote in
1860 secured for the nominee of the
Convention.