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LANCASTER DISTRICT

LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Elizabeth Small, widow. In Equity Ian
vs.. caster District.
James Small, William Il. Bill. for Por,i
Small, John Houston ton Real and
iiumphrics, Calvin iium- Personal Estate
phries, WIN. Lafayette of Frederick r.
Humphrics Small, (dec'dl
1T appearing to my satisfaction that John
Houston liumphrics, Calvin lIunphrics, md
William Lafayette EIumphrics, defendants
in above stated Bill and case, reside without
the limits of this State. II is ordered on mo.
ton of DawEius & Wylie, Solicitors for
complainants, that said defendants. John
Houston, Calvin and William LAFAYETTE
Humphries' do answer plead or dcmur to
the Bill in above case for partition real and
personal Estate of Frederick II. Small.
decd. on or before the 10Th day Of October
next, or their consent To the same will be
taken ms confessod and IN order pro confes-
so orde.ed agaiust them.
JAMES X. WlTHERSPOON,
Com'r Eq'y l." ID.
July 9th 1853, 22-3m. Pf. SO.
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Special Notices.

Hoiiopdy's Ointment and Pils.-The skin
dolent habits arc peculiarly subject, as well as
thoss scorbutic affections caused by a supera-
bundance Of salt diet and the hardships and
privations Of seaman's life, arc readily removed
by Holloway's Ointment. Tho disfguring
blotches, pustules, pimples, etc, arising from
suppressed perspiration or Instructions in the
secretivc organs, are also Immediately oblitera.
ted by this purifying and haautiying agent. 1t
has no equal as a means Of clearing the COM
pleIion and relieving the skin Of discolorations
and eIcrescenees. The Pills, as they carry of
all inward impurities, are an important auxiliary
to tue Ointment In such cases.
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SOUTH CA ROLIN A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Riley Catoc.

Riley Catoe, In Equity
vs. Lancaster
William w. Baker, John Baker, Bill on an
George C.. Baker Columbus Ba. assign d
ker, Levinia Baker, Edeth Me- covenant.
Day, Mark l.. Jackson, and his
wife Matilda, Jerry Warner and
Mary his wife, John Beverly
and Martha his wife, Richard
Baker only child and heir at Law
of Samuel Baker (dec) and the
widow Of said Samuel Baker.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that Will
liam w. Baker, John Baker, George &. Ba-
ker, Columbus Baker, Lavinia Baker, Edeth
McDay, Mark l.. Jackson and wife Matilda.
Jerry Warner and Mary his wife, John Be
verify and Matilda his wife, Richard Baker
end widow of Samuel Baker, defendants in
above stated case resikc without the limits
OF this State. 1t is ordered on motion Of
Clinton, solicitor for complainant, that each
and all of said defendants do answer, plead
or demur. TO the Bill in above case on or
before the 7th day Of October, 1853, other
wise judgment pro confcsso vii! be ordered
against each and all of them.
JAMES II. WlTHERSPOON,
&. T.. L.. ID.
June %, 1888. 20-3m pf 50.
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CAMDEN MALE ACADEMY,

NOTICE is given that this School will
~ resume its exercises on the Monday
next preceding, the first of September, un-
der competent corps of Professors.
The course Of education embraces all the
branches usually taught IN an English and
classical School-together with the French
and Italian languages-and Music. Special
attention is paid to the preparation of boys
for College.
The principal would also, give notice that
select number of boys can be accommo.
dated with board at his resdence-a Der
fect!y healthy and delightful location, near
kirkwood.
The facilities for acquiring an accurate
knowledge of the French language, il is be-
lieved arc not surpassed in any School in
the State. The French Professor resides
in the family of the principal, and will re.
Quire all French Scholars who tIay board
thereto converse entirely in that language.
The department Of Music win be under
the control of Prof. G.. F. DEVISE.
All applications for board should be made
immediately 20.
CHARLES u. PECK,
Principal.
July %, 1858, 2i-tf
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For the Lancaster Ledger
Remedy for Cattle Disease.

Aemeuy lor Cattlo Ulsease.
hn. EDIToR AS the ravages Of this
disease are becoming alarming through
out the country, and even in our midst,
thought | might benefit some friend or
friends by giving publicity to cure that
has rarely failed of success when tried
satisfactorily. The following is the Re,
ceipt:
When the tongue is so badly swollen,
that drenehing cannot hc Iesorted 10 or
practised, the mouth should he washed
with swab, well saturated with strong
solution, Of equal parts Of Blue Vitriol,
common Salt, Alum and Copperas. AZ.
ter tho tongue assuages, the animal may
DO dreDched, with weak solution OF the
same ingredients, as ofen US once a
day,
The above has boen tried successfully
in Alabama, and have no doubt will he
efticacious hero.
FARaEn's FRiESp.
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such foundation who can predict any thing
for this Division but complete success.
We hope to see this Division prove n
beacon light TO all around, and this We feel
warranted in saying will be the case If the
brothers only stand firm to their pledges
We entreat youto be faithful to your vows.
We hope TO meet you again on the 2Ist,
when all those who are "wairing to see"
Will be fully persuaded that the Temperance
cause is not beneath the dignity cf gen.
tleman, or the lady.
"AMICUS."
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Obituary.

DIED IN Albany, Ga, on Wednesday
evening July 81, illness. pf dysen,ery Thos.
Z. seyenth son of the late Hiram Twitty Of
ihis District. The deceased MAS a young
man early noted for morally, but more re-
Gently for bis christian ISsiy. lie was at
the time of his death censlsfent member Of
the baptist Church IN ilse City Of Albany
the place Of his adoption, aged Al years, I
mouths and ~ days. We moarn not as
those who have no hope. he died In the FULL
trlumphs Of living faifh. Rsqnissssf ia
pcce. III.
~ Hr Paliq, aud hountaineer please
copy.
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Lancaster District.

AVEN FLOYD who is in the custody OF
the Sheriff of Lancaster District, by virtue
of Il Writ of Capias ad Salisfacicndum Il,
the suit of james r. Curci N g. Co., havinp
filed in my office, together w.N ,ae|s !c,
on oath, Of his Estate and effects. his pcti.
tion to the Court Of Common Pleas, prav-
ny that he may bc admitted to The benefit
OF the Acts OF the General Assembly made
for the relief Of insolvent debtors. Its or.
dcrcd, that the said James f. Curcton & Co.
and ali other the creditors to whom the s2ij
Arcn Floyd is in anywise indebted, be and
they arc hereby summoned and have notice
to appear before the said Court at Lancaster
Conrt ilonse on the third Monday in Oeto.
Der next, to shew cause if any they can.
why the prayer of the petition aforesaid
should not be granted.
Office Of Common Pleas Lancaster Dis.
trict 9th dag of March 1858.
J. A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
July Il, 22-3m.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

n Off
New York. and avian Stevenson consisting par Of En-
laudnm Hive Syrup Cod
r aIsm Wd Cherry Ayers Cherry lctor Bandch Wghs
Pills w
n'r ~onmi t1 Ca, Spanish Bucu
the best medicine
who have tried Apcnt Soda and Szts
orphin stock of Thomson Mcdin
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A few short Extracts from Letters Tes.
timonials. sc.

- ~" SA0ht AANA oSIs IL OIu LtLleES Les
timonials. &c.
Il have uSod jacobs Cordial in my family.
and have found it most efficient, and in nv
Judgment, a valuable remedy
Hos. HIRAM WARNER
Judge OF SUprcmc Court, Georgia"
ut gives me pleasure III being able 10 re-.
commend Jacobs Cordial; my own personal
experience, and the experience of my neigh
bors and friends around me- is a sufficient guar
antce Tor me TO believe it TO he all that il pur
ports to be. viz. sovereign remedy.
W.n II. UNDER WOOD.
Formerly Judge of Superior Court, Cherokee
Circuit"
vi take great pleasure in recommending this
invaluable medicine to all afflicted with bowel
diseases, for which believe it to be a sovcr-
cign remedy-decidedly superior to any thing
else ever tried by me-
4. \. GAULDING.
Deputy G. N. Of the Grand Lodge of Georgia.
81 have used Jacobs Cordial in my family,
and this, with all hear about it as a remedy
by those who have tried il, induces me TO be.
licvc that IT stands at the head Of every prcpa-
ration OF the kind, and / would recommend its
use IN the diseases for which ii is compounded
MILES g. DOBBINS.
Cashier of the Bank Of the State of Georgia,
Griffin"
| III there is any credibility in human testi.
mony, Jacobs Cordial must stand prc-cmincnt
above all other preparations for the cure of
| Bowel Diseases. From the mass of testimony
In its favor coming in from all quarters, it must
be very Far in advance, as curative agent Of
most IL not all other patent preparations.
| n FLEMING
Cashier Marine and Fire Insurance Bank Griffin
| This efficient remedy is travelling into celeb.
rity as fast as Bonaparte pushed his columns
into Russia, and gaining commendation where.
ever used. .'--G'eorgia Je6Tersonian, Nay I9th,
/ 1888
SOLD BY YDRUGGLS7S EVER YWHERE
Druggists Merchants and Physicians sup.
piled by J. hSHHURST, Importer aud Whole
sale Druggist, Charleston.
July l4th, 22-tf.
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New Advertisements. A
CHARLOTTE
FEMALE INSTITUTE

TINE exercises OF the Schoo will be 70.
Il sumed on the 18th Of September
The Scholastic year il divided into two
sessions Of twenty weeks edch, correspon.
with the sessions Of Davidson College
Address, Rev. r. BURWELL. a.
Charlotte, N. C,
Aug. 4, 1858. 2b-4t.
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n E W SPRING GOODS FOR 1853

'INiE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD
Of swhic
timeto We
stock n par as ollows ~
Ladies Black and Silks
Stripes printed
Stock of Bonnets assored Bonnet
bons French Flowers Ruches Trimmings
beautiful assortment Striped Jacon,ts,
SWISS and Nansook Mun
well of Dome Goods
GENTS
I" every article needed fO gentemans
at
s Drawers half Hose Cas Collars
dwelsc
and Harness N""'''' ''''s''
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Kenzie's Patent Water Filter.

yINIIE BEST FILTER KNOWN FOR
i Family use has given the highest sat.
isfaction for many years Is scientific
inI construction, portable durable, and
cheap. It renders rain water perfectly 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 trnde at the
usual discount. Can be forwarded safely
any distance. Formerly made by j. y. Che.
ney y Co; made now only by JAMES
TERRY a. Co, at the old stand OF j. u,
G. a. Co, State Street, Rochester, N, Y.--
For descriptive circulars sddsess James Ter.
ry & Co,
Juno I6, IS--3p,.
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where the gifts, consisting of JEWRLRY, &c.
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ments TO AGENTS, will be sent, post paid, to
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Address, A. RANNEY, Agent,
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July 7th ei-Gm
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TIE MARKETS.
CHARLESTON, July 80, 1853.

CHARLESTON, July 30, 1858.
CoTroS-'rhe transactions to-day reach.
ed about 500 bales, and were made ut cx.
tremes ranging from III to I3ic. The
market was depressed, and prices We're in
favor Of buyers.
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n NOTIC CE.
LIST OF LETTERS.

REMAINING in the Post OlRce at Ian
casterville, s. G., July lst 1858.
J. II. Aston James Brown, Pike Brown,
William A Chatfin, ., ID. w. Clark, w. S.
ilagins, 3, Mary A. Ingram, Manervy In
gram, DR. Joseph Lee, George Moblcy, NJ.
J. Porter, John Taylor, Amy Victory.
Persons calling for letters in the above
list, will please say, they are advertised.
X. G. BILLINGS, p. NJ.
Iuly 7, 2l-tf
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land be low
sandf
bc the
To
TO do
tho iisnt oxo
ed} call and SEQ \' "''Ae"N' eAc'l'
1, - ,,o, ~ HAssELTINE & CUREToN
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Announcements.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

We are authorized to announce r. s.
CRocxErT, Esq, candidate to represent
our District in the next Legislature.
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For Sale.

G OFFEP for sale. two Dwelling ,hst..as
El Houses, situated in the village Of Xiii
Lancaster with convenient lots attached; al
so, one vacant lot adjoining the others and
very desirable as n building lot. Que Of the
dwellings front on French Street and the
other upon Church Street. will sell the
whole together, if desired, or I will sell
each separately.
The Houses are new and neatly finished
with all necessary out-buildings and convc-
nicnccs for comfortable dwellings,. Per-
sons are invited To II 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 tastidous
will be well pleased
will sell upon such terms ms will accord
with the times, and purchasers NAV have
any indulgence required upon good paper
My address is Hanging Rock p. o. S. G.
JAMES ". INGRAM.
January ~, 1883. Soft.
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The Friends Of Maj. J. f. RurLKpcE,
announce him candidate to represent the
District Of Lancaster in the lower branch
Of the next Legislature.
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Strayed

ME- FROM CAMDEN, s. C., on Tues.
Rh day evening of July goth, cream
horse and small sorrol mare. Aay per.
son taking them up, and giving me notice
or delivering them to me ut Camden, S. C.,
will have expenses paid, with n suitable &c.
ward. N, ID. BAXLEY.
Camden, S. c.
July 2S,-H.
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We are authorized by tho friends Of J.
WILLIAMS, ESD, to announce him cand.
date to represent our District in the next
Legislature.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
To Cotton Planters

TNfiE undersigned is prepared to sell Cot
Il ton Gins of the best quality at 81 per
saw. delivered at the Charlotte, York and
N. c. Il. 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 JoNEs, Liberty Hill
JAMES NJ. ELLIOTT.
Winnsboro' May 10, 1858. lI-6m
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One copy for one year. 81 90 and / rift
One copy for two years. . $50 and gifts
One copy for three years. . 500 ard 3 gifts
One copy for five years 800 and 5 gifts
AND TO CLUBS.
Three copies one year. So and 2 gifts
Five copies oae year. ... 8. and s gifts
Ten copies one year. ... Is. and 10 gifts
81 copies ono year. 900. 30. and 81 gifts.
The articles to be distributed are cornpris-
ed in the following list
packages of Gold containing s5G0 each
5 do de- do 200 each
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Manchester, July IA.

The news from Manchester is unfayor.
able; holders are unwilling to press sales
in consequence Of the depressed and un-
steady condition Of the market.
Breadstuffs are dull, and but little in
qriry making.
The money market is unchanged bu,
eonsoss are quoted at decline, 95 l 4
being the highest figures reported.
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FOR ORDINARY.

Wc are authorized by the Friends Of J.
7. X. BELk, ESQ, to announce him can
didate for Ordinary at the ensuing election.
The Friends Of l.. Il. HAMMOND, an.
nouncc him candidate for Ordinary for
Lancaster District.
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Money.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-02-06
The Cincinnati Pork Trade.

Under moderate receipts, and the influence o,
a bouyant provision marker, hogs have advanced
during the week, Closing firm at S5.3phs2'
y 100 lbs. net, with a demand conslder"ly III
excess OF the supply. At close, however. the
trade was characterized by d feeling, especially
as regards provisions) somewhat similar 10
that which preceded the reaction that TOOK
Mace 2 week ago. Prices are demanded which
are above the limits Of orders, and this tends to
check the demand; but OH the other hand, there
is not much stuff pressing and holders are there
fore somew at confident.
The receipts OF hogs were:
Total Tor the season. ''~"''"'
Total number packed last season. . ...3i4,3l2
Total number packed in 1876 .....4Oo,3"6
The number received to date, is in excess OF
the packing of any previous year with the ex-
cepuon o! 1884,, when the cutting reached 473'-
900 head. The indications now are that the bus
mess this season will exceed 100000. The
weather is very favorable, and II is quite proba-
bic hogs will be cut for three weeks 10 come
American Price Current
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COMMERCIAL
Monetary.

We have no actual change 10 note In none
,ary affairs. though We think the prospect for
an im provement is Frightening. Our Banks
~. aw aiting the action Of the Baltimore Banks
70 ,erume specie payment, and upon this sub
i.c,, the Baltimore Sun Of yesterday says:
1T is generally understood that our banks are
IN a condition to resume, and that they are con.
seouently paying out coin generally where it is
needed or desired, and, also, receiving considera-
bs sums over their counters. Yet they do not
rssume-and enc reason assigned therefor is
TIA, II IS desirable first 10 effect some arrange.
meut with the Virginia and North Carolina
L,nks, whose issues so largely enter into our
currency III conducting all extensive trade with
those States, by which their notes will be lifted
10 a more near approximation with those OF tue
2, fillmore. banks. The discounts charged yes.
,rrday OH Virginia money by the brokers was
31st - cent, the rate having Increased as our
bank notes approach the specie standard. Re
Ltiv.ly, what the one gains the other loses-but
", cannot but believe that resumption by the
B.ItImore banks would serve 10 assist and has
en- ike action by the banks South OF us.
Al the regular fortnight meeting OF the cash
isr, O, the several banks last evening, tor the
purposp OF settling balances, the subject OF I'm.
mediate resumption was preached, but the ma
iorIty plead that they had no instructions from
Their boards which would Justify them in taking
action OIL the subject. Ii was hnaily resolved to
request a meeting OF the several boards this
morning, 10 be followed BY a convocatien OF the
Presidents OF the banks 10 dispose OF the ques-
ton al once.
Up. S Ii will be seen by a telegraph dispatch,
ina, the Baltimore banks have resumed
The Philadelphia Bulletin says:-"lt will
CRAFTY the public TO learn that the banks OF
Philadelphia have resumed specie payments,
and are paying all demands In coin. There
has really been a virtual resumption for some
Tim. and coin has been more literally given out
by our banks than 1t has been by the New YORK
banks. But now the resumption Is formal as
well as actual
The New York Post says 1.-The feeling IN
money matters continues in the direction oil
amelloration. There is more hopetuiness III
trade circles, and money circulates more freely
Ia the discount market there are Increased III
quiries Tor money, but lenders step forward with
less reserv.dness. The offerings at bank are
larger, but nothing like a pressure. Prime sig
natures meet with but few denials.'
Exchange is in less active request, though
We have no change 10 note in rates; the tendency
however, is downward. We quote on New York
3G31; Philadelphia 393t, and Baltimore 25S3s
cent. premium.
Stocks are inactive, without change in prices
Land Warrants are dull. We give New forS
rates as follows: 100 acres 7SGslc; zoos ant
SOS SsGq2c.; 4O's 95HiOOc.
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ARRIED II.

On the 7th ult, by the Rev Silas Bruce. Mr..
THOS F JONES, OF Madison county, TO Miss
SARAH FLINICHUM, of Culpeper.
At C~ulpeper c. H on Tuesday morning last,
by the Rev. { George, Mr.. THOS. JAMESON,
to Miss SUSAN +. GAINES, all OF tu'peper,
At Grenock. OIL Tuesday morning. Feb 2nd
1885, by the Rev. Geo. Norton, Mr.. GEO. r.
WILLIAMSON, Of Fauquier, TO Miss ELIZA
BETH J. GREEN, daughter OF Jones Green,
esq OF Culpeper.
In Washington, at the Southern Methodist
Church, by the Rev. Mr.. Granhury, A. 1. Nc
CALLUM, esq, of Wilmington, y. L to Mis-:
NJ c. BECK, of Washington.
On the 2Sth. at Mount Pleasant, by the Rev
VIM J. Chiles, Mr.. ELBRlDGE MILSTEAD
and Miss MARY +. MURDOCH, all OF Charles
Co, Nd.
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New York Cattle Market, Feb. 8.

CArrLS.-The total supply is very little lar
ger than last week. The quality OF the stock
has not improved; indeed, we think there are
fewer good passable cattle, in the yards to-day
than on the las, market day. We have seldom
seen so many OF the low grades at one time on
sale.
Quotations to-day are not altered, II anything
prlces are in favor OF the seller. Some quote
~ high as 10 cts, which is an extreme hgure;
the general range was nom 7 10 10 cts, average
sGs1 cts. Al Bergen there has been an active
business this week, some 500 TO 600 head were
sold, at 76lO cts. We left the yards TINS noon
with only a moderate trade doing, and a coed
stock OF poor quality on sale. .
SHEEP AND LAsBs-The supply is small and
full prices are realized. Browninss receipts
last month were less Than for the same period
in six years. The sales have been generally at
$3G$6 per head. Mccarthy sold 2S4 Sheep
and Lambs al all average OF $500 p head, be-
ing Sl.6l2.30'
SwrSE.-The arrivals at Allerton's are larger,
and a better demand prevails; sales at "3663
cts gross, as to quality.