davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-07-13

Rr T.1eesArul Nxv yoak. July T..
FLorR-Ma1fet heavy and unsettled and 1td.oe loEer
Saa 80 bfs II for super State: 63G$.1o fol
EXTRA STATE: 80 for snpes Ws:ss[n: y lsr sen
II fresh s.purd dip Ing brands extra round hoop 0n
clnsnk dull. Rye -four dull 1t 4W T$.:3.
GR*Is-Whsat market dull and declining Sales 3o0a bt
1t asa9Oc unsunG A i4l 20 for reIy choice Res
Nest M IS: for white Wet n; LIS for nav f
Sau.her Ger, easier Sales !. 0G1 bu at s62sstc fol
new mixed Western; ssr for unseunt Ehise Sout nj sls
M yeow g, Souat1 sah sos faT 5 Fed {sa sgs a
far State; - d Sic r Cauadi1n-
WHtsEy-Loxtr. Saes 1:J trssatEc.
rrnr.r1ox+-Pork dull aud t.ooIirE saes SO tbl* 4
sr me.. II On for thin 20 fer clear s3l1
for prime meAs l: .59i 10 for urine. Esef unchanged
-aes bbls .5ols IT country prime 81 es for d.
us4A 1o4l5 for rpacked Chicago. Na 1851 ~ rxtta
r me tats beef dali l5.4. II hams quiet u +s
e> !; Ibis At the la,ter pEes haen nnn I'D noIi =
tut meals unchanged; k,Ick 10 ps 1t 6He4 for shh
frrs .nd ss5i III Inns 1a1 dull; A..s ~ ibis It 10Y
Rl sad ssas!a 1otsshoes iH9A 1l. nge. = da 4 l
srocrs-At ed heart nrsn. Ind s. g. W s. ~
Mos. bs1. Del and 1iud.rn s9H. AK. Ehe ~
T. II $ guar e5A. Z 4 Il COX. ste.
, 1859-07-13

New YuRk, July 1.-the 7r;5u.t says: "Wc
arc credlhly informed from various sources that
the Hon. Daniel L. ssicklcs hss become entirely
Teconciled with bis wiie, and il now living with
her ia marital relations, az before tie death o.
the late Philip Burton Key. We are also rs.
sured shss in taking this remarkable step, Mr.
Slckles has aliepsted himself from most il not
I'LL, Of those personal mud political friends wto
desotedly adhered 10 him during his recent ina-
pFiAonmeDt and trial"
{spscia. Dispatch to the Cincinnati Coutnereiai1
NEw YoaK. July 1.-THE Hon. Daniel F..
Sckies has sent letters 10 his most intimate
friends, informing them that he ha, resumed h,s
marital relations With lis vile. The letter.
were written yesterday and to-day, and in cor.
sequence Of the discovery ,ha& months ago he
resumed the relatinnn in the most Intimate
form. The story, for which we have excellent
authority. IL this:
Mrs. Slckle9. during md since the trial, bns
resided Al her outraged husband's country
house, s;tuated On Private Avenue, leading from,
Bloomingdale road. between Eighty Fifth and
Niuetieth streete, and overlooking the river
Thonn3 G. Fields, the Public Administrator OF
the city, and intimate friend Of Mr. Sicklcs, took
house about June 1at. which is three quarters
private avenue iesding from, Hoou.ingdale road.
Ar. Field had not BEEN long in his new quar-.
ter before his friend Dau,ei requested the pri.
vilege Of occupying + room, which request was
grauted.
II was. however, soon observed that Mr.. S.
was iu the habit of leaving lhe house where be
lodged, late u. night, and returning early in thu
noruing how oflen be did this it ia isnpossi::
bic to ssy. But 1t length suspicion VA aroused
nnd fixed in the right direction. A lew morn.
inxa ago Mr Field happened to be with Mr.
En'nu.l b. Hart. wLosn you rcu snb r ~ afss1
*nd fearful friend Of the homicide during the
on his return from his morning walk. Taey
asked him where he had been, as friends do
10 hred up md gaze an answer importing thai
i !A none Of theiIbusuess. Blu" said Ar
Fields, "it u my businc.s, il ecu hare beer
having clandestsne intercourse with dishon.
ored wife, and living in my house the while, he.
cause it suits your marital convenience" lhr
upAhot Of the matter was, Mr. Sicklcs inforuel
his friends 1hat that Vas to be done o,cnl,
hencefoFth which had hitherto been done cla..
des,inely. It is well understood that Mr. S
could never hare made o1t t case iustifyinc I
divorce, ,on the ground OF his ~sfs's adultery
But this news will surprise some persona.
, 1859-07-13

GTEWA1sT'S COOKING STOVE
~ STILL AnEAp.--The Acknowledged superiority O,
kht Stewart Sttse h1s given rse 70 acvt1l u5tA4oal The
H1!ns s1ee fsr NE only BY A1x Agent at tso stsss
EtEt II housekeeping. Hardware and Ti1sar.-
r1S-A r
, 1859-07-13

IA fe1cd for szle favorae terms. The Rank IL wel
located In good ordn aud dung suotable brslntk Fo1
IN deslak cuIstRn1 and rr4tA1c t1ataoyf1sat the
tusne4 better opportunity c4n be Offered For rss.
urulAs addrrss Oox l1@ Milwaukee r .. jy7 Ct ds17
, 1859-07-13

WAsu1sG7os, July 1e.-The late Congress ap-
propriated only s15,ooo as preliminary to tie
taking Of the next census, fur the preparation
Vi blank forms, instructions to marsfals, etc
ample time will be allowed for the selection Of
reliable deputies, and such arrangements be
snade By the Secretary Of the Interior ~ will
secure the prosecution ot the work with more
pcr.ectncss thuu heretofore, Muny applications
i,are been made for employment rs clerks, but
the census Durcuu will not bc organized until
next year, when thc returns shall be received.
There il authority for the assertion that how
ever desirable the acquisition Of Lower Califur-
uia MAJ be to the Administration, no such pro-
position is now pending between the govern
ncnts Of the United Suites aud Mexico Us has
bten stated.
Secretary Floyd's health is slightly improved
lie will return 10 Washington to accompany the
President to Bedford Springs on Mouday.
The President has recognized Frederick
auhne as Consul Of tho Grand Duchy Of 1Icsse
Cassel nj New York.
The Mexican Minister is i'll
, 1859-07-13

The Caaada, with Liverpool dates to the Cd
inst, WAS telegrsphed this morning. Flour was
reported declined &c. Wheat duu and lower.
Corn duh with downward tendency.
The Wheas market to-day was very hat and
hesEy, and although transactions were Eery
limited, Jet the market declined Sc On Spring.
Sales amount to aboutl7 900 bushels ut el-a5for
new White on track el.1s for new Red; 3l.1sa
for No. Red in store s5c for No. Red ROC
TIC for Standard Spring; and es@s4c for No. .
Spring-4he market closing quist II tho inside
figures. Flour wss dali and without any movs-
, 1859-07-13

MISUNDERSTANDING last week: 676 bbls
-four; 6.629 bu wheat; 1889 bu oats; 1,439 bu
corn III bu barley; 81 bu rye. Shipments
last week: 1868 bbls flour: 5,s72 bu wheat i;
$500 bu oats.
We learn that there is ahout e00, 900 bushels
wheat, Of all kinds, in store at Milwaukee.
DErRorr-Receipts last week: s1l bulls -four;
4,102 bu wheat; q, 41G hu corn; Ais bu oats j;
5eo44 $40 lbs wool. Shipments last week: 67l,
4s7 lbs wool; $50 bu wheat; 1898 bbls flour;
o,703 bu corn.
The stock Of Flour and Grain in Detroit is
giEen by the Adrtrt1er as follows: $3.50 bbls
flour; e,409"bu wheat; G,44s bu corn; 1855
bu oats; 7l9 bu barley.
lxroRrs AT 0swEco.-Thc 0swego 7ima pub
fishes several tables, showing the imports for
June and since January j.:
, 1859-07-13

As usual before and after tia recurrence of July 4h
hare siaek time Stoeka IL Lumber Will nov begin 70
Light aaes. The accumulation Of stock Will aso be heped
hY the tow rites of Caaal freight The s.orment of Pine,
Flank and Tally boards il good but too green for
Use; they Will be in 70. The tu tde. Good
a. southern buyers mar be Looked for, Improve
nent in prices eil likely foox. eontapasion q Aus.
tSaan shipments will also have aToEatle influence
ttioes Within the past few days purchases Of Eood tuu
bcs hare been maie out Wes fog parties South as we
for shipment to Auss12a; The immediate eject Of Witch
win not be fett here although the lumber thua mosed
beg diverted from II usual channels md take past
unusually large this seaon Mich kaa Pine and Ohio VII
NO and Black Walnut ID lasge quantities hare east
tn IN os.nn. Providence Fill River, New Havea and
Hartford. capitalists have Invested largey n timber hnds
lumber goes directly through II low fxhts md furnishes
theae cstcs At pees full n low Is ean Be Afforded
ntEt-
Shingles plenty md 1ov md no Visible scarcity, e1'
eept Of hemlock- Is - yet realised or expected-
Ths re eipt4 by the Er!e md Champna Canals during
The ffst week In 1ry in the year nsed were II foows
, 1859-07-13

WASHINGTON. July la, lsss:1n tue Cabinr.
to-da, chss, \; Pine, U. s. Marshal Tor Illinois.
censured for having written slanderous article
IN biz paper Of the sth inst, charging the Hon.
Horatio King, 1kt Assistant P. d. General, with
copspiriug "ith Joseph Her.fnra, Post oftice
clerk, sxsinst 1Aaac Cook.
[Ths sbovs dispatch ~a& sent to us ffom the
tslskxsph e1kss last sssning, but was not IN
eluded h tbs regular nsws rsport.-EN.]
, 1859-07-13
QAwexo Market

Dr TE1EGn1rH.1 Cav1Go. July H.
Flpes-Market unchanged Sales 60 bhls at te = fer
frtn. MI Club Wheaf and e573 from Red Oho and
Ind.
GRA-Nheas dull sales .ooabu Wis winter, At 4l.:e.
Com quiet.
a'ana1 F1elEhts unchanged
Like f1pur8-t.O0 bu wheat: 10 bul peas.
Canal Eapoas-lD4o hu honf; 10 100 bu wheat 1Q0 bu
corn.
, 1859-07-13

TEE CAsApA1 LtvxHruot. July /.
BsrApsrrrya-An descriptions Of BreAdstu1. have de-
cfnIns tendency and quotations arc lower.
Pkov1sross Tho mss4et u duu aad quotations barely
n1afLt4tn-d.
Er Dividend The nou-y market Is slightly t1nkent.
The Bulletin In the tank Of Lugand hiss neEeased
, 1859-07-13

New YoRK, July Ia,-Thc agents here of tue
steamer Wcscr received information by the
.Arago that she would not leave Southampton
Till the I'd inst. She will consequently bring
udviccs from London one day later Than brought
by the cnnaJu at Halifax.
, 1859-07-13
Rufnored Duel,

WAsrnScroS, 1uly 13.-The Mayor Of this
city having received dispatch from the Mayor
If Richmond that 0. Jennings Wise aud +. Ii.
Aylett Ind left to fight duel, a,,d would prob
ally proceed TO the nciylborhoad Of Wishing
ion, caused warrants to be issued for their ar-
rest in case they come this way. The officers
ure on the lookout far them
, 1859-07-13

COMPARATIVE IMPORTS FOB TIE sEAsoS.
Statements showing the comparative receipts
by lake, at oswego, Of the following leading ar
ticles since the opening ofnavigation to July 1st
FIR f0ur spaRnu4.
, 1859-07-13

T u IL 81 Il n E n IS + 4 :
- CHAyGE,-The Rooms at the Association. Ia
LInds Hoek WI Be open eash noFnlak Ea e&ht 70 nns
paee III readet and nonresident Nannf1eturs City md
the tEaIs are invited to Attend
EtraA1t7 Wooo Secretary. my1..&m1tttw-deSe
, 1859-07-13
A1!A .s4s-+ss+es%tssaA
Double Extra ,.,s....,,,.

Topaz the sales were l4a ih fun blood AerIno Al 4:
6o0nsA blood, 1t sc.
wODD-Ree4pts Last week .sss eords Market ACTIVE.
with good demand 1t the following p1iet4 BY the 0rgo
Grand Tnye4s Wood, &s3a:3; East shorc s9.s5: West
Shore Aa5Dax61x.
, 1859-07-13

AA1AHAEAEk3 1Al} A2.-NeGfIpAS 4A1AVAAas
34,7.s lbs and Sc bales. We note steady mar
ket with good demand for all arriving Mt the
following runge Of prices:
Common domestic to un~ashed deece.......csto - 10 rGc
Htn blood AeIano.. .......-....-......-5oto 5o to *
20 70 20 20 ...''...'..'.... -: 20 % e e
~ AuA W W s.-s--1s " foS.
The following are the principal sa1es reported
during the week: 800 lbs one.ha1f to quarter
blood at SOC; 800 lbs three-quarter blood at
37lc; and 500 lbs fullb1ood at 49c; $50 lbs quar-
ter blood at sic; aG6 lLs do at 3l4c; $50 lbs
one-half to threc-quarters blood ut 374c; $40
lbs full blood at 3yc; 100 lbs ope-quaEter blood
at soc; &c lbs three~quar:ers do at ss}c; % lbs
three-quarters do at SIC; 900 lbs common at &c;
634 lbs one-qunrter blood very clean at 35c
Saturday there were sales Of 900 lbs halfblood
at site; 100 lbs three-quarter blood at 3sc.-
Seatiael.
DE7Ro,r-July 11-Although there is still
large portion Of the clip in the hands of grow
ers, the bulk Of this years product has been
marketed, and the excitement is now about
over. The average price now paying is 38 Csc.
The coming week will about wind up the mar
ket for this season.
A1sAsr-Ju1y 9-The sales during the week
cover s., 900 lbs Mich. Fleeees On p. t., also 5000
lbs pulled nd 1000 do fleece on p. t., and 9 1000
do super pulled 43 cash; the range in the street
is 30 10 Acc
Bos1oS-July s-The following are the cur
rent quotations. Us published by the Adrer&;ser.
, 1859-07-13

TEE3nAT EfflEFo, Jnl5 T.
The receipts Of lumber latt, shingles etc. during tbs
past week and since Jan compared With tbs receipts list
ys1r, *1n be found below:
NxcErIB or krXKKK, xa13cLH. f1c.
Week eadinf Previous Since Jan. Same tItas
Juty 3 Eexk 1850. Isle,
1unter feet ID sia "a Ii aq9 COS is 1883 snAs91
EhIneie1 No. A4t1SA aenN 1os&a9s So &, e0i.& -
iaih p<x-.,.,., lS.00 SG>.3N att3..83 AE7,ao
PotR Np SO = 90 t:9i go.
P5ckets, No.. $500 N,m l.-oD -,-.
Squ2ze Tmt, n. 1900 H,Gp In $50 49,.
The following tahe khovs rece1pts Of lumber ee der
nx the week noe TIT 1t Of jznna and during The ss
period In 1sss-
4h1MK1T1 LE10x1, sMIxEL1a IA1H, Tu1 3NI NKIE
+
, 1859-07-13

weekly Review Of tho Chicago Live
Stock Market.

TrnpA1 EvHIzo, Jufy II.
The receipts and shipments Of Cattle, Hogs and Sheep,
during the Iest ek and since Januazs l compared With
ii: yea1, viii be found In the following table:
kxcI1r1s sHrfxyxr6.
, 1859-07-13

LOUISVILLE. July a.-A mob 1t Stanford has
lyncl,cd james Ramsey for killing Ja1nes Old
ham 10 May last.
, 1859-07-13
Detroit Lumber MArkek-Ju1y H.
From the Detroit AdvertlseT.l
The shIuue1A for The week and for Lit week Te7e:

Ihia week. Last week.
Lurh-r r. ,....,,,,..,...l,Ti4Nn0 1g1lo01
I.aih No,............,,.......,. I3apOl etl,U0
ShIn1lea No.....,.,,....,..,.,. $4,000 10000
st.yf- Eo.......... ...., l$$nW 1.nlAQ
Showing considerable Increase In fumheT and shn&es.
MauutacturfnG sill continues active 1t most D!s few
however stopped for Of loEA and By The ft Of
tu. It Is expeced Of tha mills here and The st.
tlr River w have to wind thels se1sona operations
fr the 1uAe. The demand Is ess active for common
iamtrr but ~ upper Qnaes continues t The stock Of
tbs Latter is still Light The market both for lumber and
sbfnx1rs II expected to improve after harvest
The follow ng are the current Wholesale prices:
, 1859-07-13

81 TAe p9o{u1ANl1 q ! We1EE41l.ahcd NttklY T1pe1
ip pleasant Ani four4ny toxn ~ Sost,esn 1unoA of
fen sale shs etirs Interest q aid paper The otc:
nscess for toacct.ns The Nexspalet and Job lntlrx
buSpess The paicI Republican IA I1|A!cs has lasxs
Fof t<rns MD ether particularly adtrrss PRINTER,
Rox Ss., Claxo Fv, or RoEaas Lan:doa Genesa! "a.
vrvfi,lns ssnia 1s5 fianuolpE STREET, my1-SNt6lW
, 1859-07-13
Transportation.

Transportation.
4 MEXICAN TRANSPOl:T4A-
ri1x ,S, =. IL. 4 Yss Po.t
CASH CAPITAL, 80. sooo,o 900.
JOHN L. KIMBERLY. Pres4ieas.
~ 11GEs -: Evsxs. " Ssse:e<s1 se md 7:e.tar.
On tas opening of nayte.1i"e th!s Company .u
R aa's Roes1 y 1% r..
ea1 p @ ae .Sy fetttn S
rorta to Tile Waer. ~hh great and dspaeh aud
's ssf s* e aas " ases ss
ktsea- This Company haru \ line Of
ssaB B.s ,sS ab 'ass :.
ss Es kssa ss sD
dstons fst ths Tesepsa .ostnx sai shppns ii MI
ees entrusted u their which viii ~ under the direction
aaenf Z eeaess M aaasn r e. sna te
- o1E Company hasr - .zrse line Of
CANAL BOATS On THE ERIE CANAL.
fee .aHaaied u representing 70 ouz numerous custom.
en-. ihat they eaa rzly sosn
:, GREATER pIsPAtyh AND At LESS RATS
v 70 eostlaus :he p.t1oasss 20 literally beso~~d
= ;is Re5as ;t'*'' Chicago taas u f. CHASE Ax@p.
TOLLINGWOOD LINE. =
~ Commencing on tbs opening of NavLa-
lion ne fol!nwnx So: nsv md largest e1ef+4
ths. saEHssr fue raAsenxs1 viii I'll this line toows:
5$f$*S$$S E;s
ESEkGREES Git, capt. CnAxHra1A1S.
Leave Chicago from the f,ot Of Lae .rert South Side
stad.y evenings Il oeoei lanax u Ii p!nts % hs
wsx sho,s = aks Michigan. u aoEta Two Kse1.
through FILL L.ns kt.ea from Chicago aaa port. On
, 1859-07-13

THE INFLUENCE OF THE
J. s,..s On your 1;ody, Mind. Connee4ioas and Cir
eEsanees nay fully rid cosreesly Enorn n y 80
~ applying tti E. COLBERT Astro Pta'o. IL: "s<t
Madison Etfret. Cht7ko.
EstnK HcnG tho time n Bl1h ~ nsstly = pose!e:
Nour7 frnn = " tnSrx jees51nx
, 1859-07-13
o LADIFS-READY MADE

TU LADIES - READY lIAUE
T. CSnER LINEN y greatly reduced pstect. Good
II ~ f!e*1!sea <3o: Tina laen, EmhuideEa FtM-
l!r-: Ai!Sthes kinds pFopossaoaais s4.ea DAsu-
hinl - EAHk!DEk!E$ Il ahoea ouehAH tbs ukna fkset1
nonthty from S1fsa, Loo1on and New York.
!d7ain-lA9 Mrs, WILSON. lM lAks sl1ask.
, 1859-07-13

FMPLOYA1ENT-S50 per Month
IL AND EXPENSES PA1D-An agent i wsrt
ID Ia every town a1d county IN the Euad etaes engage
in respectable and h.a1ntns- bY ~tc thz ADORE pro-
u may certainly realized. Fur 1r.tht4 Particular adezs
DR. j. HENRY Wa RSElk, corner oS Nruatw7y and
Nov York cty. neoGnE one postage stamp. ap1l5mc.:s
, 1859-07-13
General Notires.
TO COOPERS.-3o0, 900 seasoned,
eawrd tour barrr saycs and lca ling will tr uol1 d
: bar :ala- Addtts. HOfT bko+, Ausur4, 1rinois:'

N0TiCE.-O1 the night OF the
eth of June last ny Trunk so!cn 1t Be!rit r.,
ilIno an so5oe Of takt amount Of valuable papers
'Doax ~hicn were rroutsvfy uutts. amounting y,
.vt'anu do!Ea'1 ab!e to m, nser, ard a sr-ons
hereby cautioned aE4Esi puEc1sn. any ntes parable
ma Thar tans1 1rsd 20 such pApcf. srwara
nted fuE tue cDyey Of the &bove named papcr any
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-03-02
Franklin Academv.

INliE FIRST Session of this Institution
Il commences lst Monday in january
next aud ends LIST June.
The second session commences lst Mo-.
day IN July and ends Is, December
The Trustees have succeeded in retain
ing the services of MIR SAN'L. Nc.
CORMlCk, whose proficiency in teaching
IS surpassed by few. Young men can
be thoroughly prepared to enter any of
the higher institutions of learning in the
Southern States. The Village is very
healthy, and there is not, at present q
grog shop or place where ardent spirits can
DC obtained in it.
Boarding can be obtained in private fam.
iIies at SlU per month.
The rates of tuition are the snme IA
those IN Academies throughout the State.
The Academy building IS now in com
plctc repairs.
The surrounding country will find here
advantages which will At least equal thos.
ei other places, and TO our District are held
out such Inducements AS we believe will OBJ
viate the necessity of sending our young
men and boys abroad
s. b. MASSEY,
Secretary.
Dec. 10, 1908. .4-tt.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-03-02
In ordering Tickets or Certificates.

Enclose the money TO our address for the
Tickets ordered, on receipt Of Which they
will be forwarded by first mail. Purchasers
can have tickets ending il any figure they
may designate.
The list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes
Will be sent to purchasers Immediately af-
fer the drawing.
E4- Purchasers will please write their
signatures plain, and give their Post Office,
County and State.
So RemembeT that every Prize is drawn
and payable in full without deduction.
~ All prizes ofSl 900 and under, paid
Immediately after the drawing-ojher prizes
ut the usual time of thirty days.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer not sending money by
mail, can use the
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
whereby money for Tickets, in sums of
Ten Dollars, and upwards, can be sent US
rt our risk and expense, FROM any city or
town where they have an office. The mon
ey and order must be enclosed in .eoy-
ernment poet Office stamped cnvelope,n or
tbo Express Company cannot receive them.
All Communication stric tly contid.ntIai
Address Orders for Tickets or e eeriif.
oates TO
WOOD, ERDY s. CO, Augusta, Ga.
or WOOD, EDDY y C0, Wilmington,
Delaware.
B- A list Of the numbsrs that are drawn
from the wheel, with the amount of TIE
prize that each one is entitled TO, will be
published after every drawing, 10 the follow.
ipg papers .--Augpsta (Geo) CoSs,itution.
elist Mobile Register, kashyills Gazette. 5
New York Weekly Day Book, Richmond
pisPateh. and Psulding tMlss) clariop.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-03-02
Sheriff IS Sales.

pY Virtue OF Sundry Wits Of Fl Pas.
- TO me directed, ! will sell before the
Court House door Mt Lancaster. o: the first
Monday in March next, within the legal
hours Of sale the following property 10
wit
hree hundred acres Of land, more or leas
Dying in the WnXha"s) and adjoining lands
of Mrs. Eliza Cureton, lands OF VI. p. Craw.
ford EGd others. Also, one Dwelling house
and lot in the Village Of Lancaster, contain
ing one acre, more or less, and bounded
north by meeting Street, East by White
Street, South by lot Of A. e.. Dunlap and
West by lot Of John Is Cousant. Also, one
Lot in the Village containing three acres,
DloTe or less, bounded East by - Street,
North oy meeting Street, West by White
Street, and South by lots OF w. l. Belk aud
III. J. Hancock, all 'evjed on and to be sold
as the property of John e. Secresi at lie
suits Of w. NJ. Connors and others againa
him.
Also, 600 acres more Or less, adjoiLlng
lands Of Wm. Langley, Samuel T.. Massey
and others. Levied on and to be- sold as
the property Of Henry l.. Massey, deceased.
Qound) in the hands Of w, J. Cgreiop and
L. II, Massey, Exis TO be sold at the suit
Of Mary X. Il. Lanier now Mary X, T.
Massey.
Also, BOO acres, more or less, adjoining
lands Of Robert J. GarSner, Darling Gard
DeT and others. Levied on and To be sold
as the property OF Alfred Gardner, at the
suit Of David X. Helton.
Conditions Cash &c. Pf Sl.75 each.
HENRY HANCOCK, ). l.. ID.
February IA, 1859. ltd.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-03-02
LIMESTONE SPRINGS
F E MALE HIGH SCHOOL

TilE REV. DR.. Wa. CURTIS, while en-
J. deaNorlng TO submit with mournfuI
resignation TO tho mysterious act of an All.
wise Providence, that has SO suddeDly dc.
pTYed this Institution, It's friends and him.
self Of their most valuable Instructor, coun-
seilor, friend and parent, would respectful.
Iy inform the public that he viii continue
ihe exercises OF the School rs advertised
and endeavor TO make ihose arrangements
~ bich shal! entitle iis friends still 10 regard
It's advantages as favorabIy rs they have
hiiheTto been kindly pleased To do,
The School vii therefore reopen on the
18th. pr. Wm. Curtis will leave Charles
ton on Monday the 18th, and Columbia on
Tuesday for Union &. H..
February 10, 1859. I-5t
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Certificate Of Packages will be sold at
the following rates, which in the risk
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole
Tickets, so
Certificate Of Package OF 10 Half
Tickets, 40
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Quarter
Tickets, 90
Certificate of Package Of 10 eighth
Tickets, 10
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PLANTATION GOODS.

and T ~ oSng from 20 30 cts yard Blankets from four
athayeb
expressly Tor e down East and will be sold
he
we ask return for customers promptly No
except made to DO H. who have paid
Office We
Come q 'S''''''-'
r..,. = o,,.a..0 - HAssELTIHE cURRroH
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CAMDEN MALE ACADEMY,

1hs institution pleasantly situated the of Camden
south Carolina in remarkably hcahf and pleasant location
aordng delightful resort for study and intellectual develop
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Notice.
A @ A r. d,

DRs w. c. CAUTHEN g. r. s. BECK
HAM, have this day associated themselves
IN the practice Of their profession. When
not professionally engaged, the former may
be found at his own residence, and the lat
ter at The residence OF the Rev. A. J. eau.
thep,near New Salem Camp ground.
w. c. CAUTHEN, NJ. ID.
r. 5. BECKHAM, NJ ID.
Feb. l tn 1853, l-4t
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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT.

takes all
classical and Mathematical
OF future scholarship
andtr ''' "'"'N' 'i ''o
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y "A M & A S TER LE q Err.
THE NEW YEAR.

THE SUBSCRIBER, thankful for the
L patronage he received during the year
1883, hopes by close attention to business
and an increase of stock, to NEXT the con-
timed favor of his friends for the year 1859
tie is receiving almost weekly, aud hntters
himself that his stock will bear favorable
comparison with any in The up country
either as 10 variety, quality or cheapness.
J. n. CROCKETT.
Ian. 90, 1859, Soft