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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-12-21
S OU T II AFRO LIN A. .

5 o u I ii G a RO l. / a.
LANCASTER DIsTR.cT.
DY p. r. HAMMOND, Esq, Ordinary
I'D for said District.
WHEREAS. SAMUEL B. MASSEY,
and J. a. HhSSELTINE, have applied TO
me for Letters Of Administration on all
and singular the Goods and Chattels, Rights
and Credits of John w. Cooke, late of the
District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and ad.
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me ut our next Ordinary's s
Court for the said district, to be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the oath day of
December inst, TO show cause, If any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 9th day
{ ~ of December in the year OF our
J l.. s. Logd one thousand eight hundred
I ~ and iilty-nine, and in the eighty
fourth year Of American independence
p. J." HAMMOND, o. L. d.
Dec. IA, 1859. 44-2t f 81
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Lands and Negro
FOR SALE.

John Adams, } In Equity, Lancaster.
vs. Bill tor sale of Land
Amanda Adams. and Negro.
Under the decree OF the Court oI Equity
in above case, will offer for sale at Ian.
caster &. H., on the 1t Monday the I'd
day of January 1860, the tract of Land or
dered TO be sold in above case, belonging
TO the cstatc of James Adams, deceased
containing 2S7 acres. more or less bound.
ed by lands If John Adams, WIN. McMui.
Ian, WIN. McKenna, Richard Cousari and
Jones Crockett, situate on Gils creek near
the Village of lancaster.
Also likely negro woman named Aman.
da.
Terms Of sale, for the Land credit of
one, two and three years for the negro
credit Of one year, purchasers TO give bond
with sufficient sureties, with inleIes; paya-
bic annually from day of sale, aud mort
gage OF the land, except SO much cash as
will pay costs of suit and expenses Of sale.
JAMES Il. WiTHERSpOON,
e. r l. ID.
December 18th 1894 81, . f $3.50
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TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION.

I Monticello Division. Sons of Temperance
No. so. will have public Celebra lion at
their liall, by speeches from Dr. x. T..
WYLlE. Rev. Join ). CROXTON, Rev.
}. Il. BRhIlNGTON and Mr.. ID. NJ US.
SERY; aud also Pie Mic, on Saturday the
2Ith inst. AZ Brothers Of the Order, the
l.adies anL Citizens generally are cordially
Invited TO participate with us.
X. HAMMOND. Il. s.
Dee. iith 1859, 44-2t.
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L a NJ A S TER LEu C. Err
NEW GOODS.

tii. subscriber is how. occupying his new
Store, one door North OF ]. A. IIassel.
tines dwelling on main street, and he is
now receiving, by his own conveyance, his
FALL and WINTER Stock of Goods, Sc
'ected in person with much care as to price,
style and quality.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-12-21
LANDS FOR SALE.

WILL SELL MY LAND known as the
Il Slower place, containing between three
and forr hundred aeres, situate on Rocky
Creek, Lancaster District. Any person de-
string 10 purchase NilI please apply inme-
diateiy 10 the subscriber Unless sold be
foro the 25lh inst, II will be Withdrawn
FROM market w, PATTERSON.
Liberty IIill, Dec Ia.
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Tuition for Term of 20 Weeks.

(To be paid TO Mr.. SCHORs, Treasurer, in.
variably in advance, either by Note or cash }
Preparatory Department. .$ $40 to $l5 90
Music on Piano and Guitar, each. =. 30 90
Vocal Music, special lessons, .......2 so
Drawing and Painting, each, 10 90
French. -......- -.......... 10 W
Incidental Expenses. ............,..l 90
Pupils will be charged from the time Of
entrance, except those who enter DUNG
the first month of the Term, vino will br
charged flr the beginning. No young lady
will be turned off because she may not be
able to pay her tuition, provided she will
give her note TO be paid whenever she may
be able.
Good Board can be obtained at Fifty Dol.
lars per session, exclusive of lights Mr.
hHDERsoN will receive forty young ladies
into his house, which is not more than fifty
steps from the College Building. Aud Mrs.
CYNTHIA MouRE and Mr.. SAIL T.. MooKE,
will each receive fifteen or twenty boardcrs
II is needless for Us Ia say anything in be-
half Of these houscs---so long aud so favor
ably known. They are sitWricd in 4 bcauti
tul aud retired part Of the town, on adjuin
ing lots, and not far from the College. We
can very confidently recommend them rs
suitable Boarding Houses,
Those wishing to Board with Mr.. An
DERsoH, will please make application at an
early date.
Those wishing further particulars, will
apply for circulars. We would simply add
that with thc blessing OF God, w" are deter.
miH'd 10 do oar icork GOromgh!y a,R satiyjac-
!Ori!y,
]. MONROE ANDERSON. Presi.
Dee. lith 1859, 4i-3t
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w WAG0NS.

rINHE SUBSCRIBER WILL FURNISH
i Wilson. CbiIds a. Co, superior
Philadelphia made WAGONS, without DO
dies for cash only at the following prices /;
IL inch iron axles, tire II to 2t $4,000
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w. ID. McDOWALL,
Camden, $. c.
Dee. ~, 1855 en-.
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Camden, S, @,

Ii As on hand and are now receiving n
L large and varied stock of Fleurs.
Hridsick, Cabinet and Nuns Champagne in
quarts, pnts and half pints. Port, Made
ria, Sheary, Tcnneriff. Chariot and Malaga
Wine. GbSon's Y. Xxx. Xxx. chivalry
Of the South, Mountain Dew, Senators old
Rye, Senator Chestnut old Rye. Constitu.
ton, old Bourbon, Royal Wedding "Whis.
key" Safcrn J. Martin superior old Rye
Corn rnd Wheat Whskcys. 100 Barrels
common vhiskey of different brands and It
prices that has never failed To give entire
satisfaction. Dark and Pale Brandies, at
prices from 80 10 $40 per gallon, old Hol-
iand Gin, Schedam Schnapps, pints and
quarts. New E@gIand Barton and jamaica
Rum, white and coIored. Porter and Ale,
in quarts and pints.
JOS. VI. GAYLE g. co.
Camden, Nov. left
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STOP THE RUNAWAY !
800 Reward g.!

I WILL GIVE FOR TIE APPRE.
l. hension and delivery to me OF my boy
HENRY S25, or for his apprehension and
delivery and proof TO conviction that he has
been harbored by any white man 500
Henry left me on the morning of the 10Th
October-is twenty years old, 5 feet 6 or 7
inches high, will weigh about ljO lbs, is
stout and well built, of full face, bright
copper color and has the end of his left
fore finger cut off and the nail growing
around the end like n claw. His father
Lee) belongs to n Mr.. Moses of Sumter
and his grandmother (Dieey) to Mr.. South
erland Of Camden He may be proving
about their ncighborhood. or he may have
taken the underground railroad as have
not had any certain account of him since
he left. J. ADAMS.
Lancaster, S. &. Nov. %, I859-tlf
sg Sumter Watohman copy ill forbid
and forward bill to this office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-07

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Bat. bs05l2sI W.


suurday-M Morning, overcast wah rain; afternoon,
ioRgy night. foggy
Ssanoay-Ciear all day; night, clear.
Monuay-Cear all day; night clear.
nuesdsy-Cesr and pleasant all day and night
.fsip. ' "'o'noo'i' c'V""y' heos,
t nI,sasyscUvcrca stall all day night snow
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. '''''"'"
rom the coast Of Africa we have some very
" e estng news details contained in letter, IRON,
o. correspondent on board the United States sb,n
VIZ ennes, dated at the mouth of the Congo river
81 18th, and Saint Pauls de Loando the 23d OF DC.
Ter, which we publish this morning. The Vim.
~cnies had made run from Saint Pauls to Anbriz.
"AAe1c trade asvery bad and fast going to ruin IN
der tbe Portuguese. On October IL she sighted A
Nessel,wlich afserward proved to be the now famous
,acht Wanderer of Snake Head, but the SLAYER got
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-07

The most celebrated and "crack" reglmclI
the British line not mere militia or Cant
fancy corps, nut regular lighting boys, wha.
light is in the carnage aud the roar of ID
They will meet with warm reception
warmest they have ever met. Already
crack militia regimeut--tbe Seventh, or Matt
Guard-bave volunteered to face tbem and
doubt Will give them taste OF their qnc|
But, considering that they are 40 formidabl
the field, and have won SO many iaurels for d
of yal0r and heroism. we would suggest ,h|
is necessary for the whole. First division, al
Gen. SaDdford, TO turn out to meet the inva
The Forty-secoDd regiment is famous in
annals of war. AT Waterloo, where,
decisive battle was fought which
threw Napoleon, it played distinguished
In almost every British war for the last cent
it has acted brilliant part, reaping glory an
nown in India, in Spain, aud in the Cr
Enough has been eaid to enable us to claim
the regiment reception worthy of its {
Let the Forty-second be received by Ger
Sanford and his whole division. Let it b
creed the bospitalities Of the city by vo
the Common Council; let it be quartered ii
principal hotels Of the city at the public exp
Let grand public entertainment be given,
N w to the officers, but to the men. 1t
deu ratio regiment of real fighting men, a
is fit that in this democratic city they shoul
received as such. Let them encamp in Ma.
square, in order to give our citizens an o.
tunity of seeing their strange costume, he
the shrill pibroch or Highland pipes, and
pairing their high discipline with the drill o
National Guard. Let them be brought tC
! all the lions and the elephants of the city,
even the bulls and the bears of Wall street
let every thing be done to give them good
| and, above all, let them see the institu
When it was rumored that Victoria int
! to visit Canada, we invited her to New
and had she come she would have met 9
welcome as she never found among her
subjects. Awaiting the coming of the Quee
usdo all honor to the Forty-secoud.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-07

ABOLITION OF THE FRAMING PRrvrrEo
AND FREE ExcHANoEs.--A bill has bee
recently reported to the House by Il
Postal Committee, abolishing the frankie
privilege enjoyed by members of Congress, ga
substituting instead an appropriation Of
hundred dollars worth of postage stamps al
nuaiiy. This is very good as far as it goes, pal
ticularly five can get no other measure; but til
free mail system should be abolished entirely
Tor 1t has grown to be gigantic nuisance. W
have not the least doubt that half the matte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-07

Boris AND WISE IN THE METROPOLIS AT THE
SAME TrME.-we perceive by the journals of the
day that 1t is purposcd to render the celebration
of the birthday Of Washington Che 22d inst
more interesting than heretofore The Order of
United Americans have invited Mr.. Johu Minor
Botts, Of Virginia, to deliver the grafton which
is pronounced annually before the fraternity, at
the Academy Of Music, and he has accepted the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-07

invitation. Mr. Bolts being considered as the
reprcseniaiive of the fossil era in Virginia poll
tics, will be after the manner of curiosity.
Then, again, patriotic citizen has paid for the
compiling, printing and binding of historical
account of the incursion during last July OF the
Seventh regiment, "National Guard. ~ US NJ,
into Virginia. On the anniversary of the birth
of the most illustrious son OF the Old Dominion,
copies Of this record are to be presented TO the
officers, non -commissioned officers, privates and
musicians of the National Guard, aud Governor
Wise, of Virginia, has been invited to visit the
metropolis on the interesting occasion. 1t is to c
hoped that he will come. Every one will be glad
to zee and hear Wise. OF course he will speak
Let us have Bolts and Wise-tw0 great
provincial political stars-on the stage of
the Academy, where all notorieties, whether
in the world Of art or politics, must make
their metropolitan debut previous to an
appeal for the suffrages Of the country.
Bolts and Wise are both talked of for the Presl-
dency. Let them be fairly trotted out before a
New York audience, SO that we can Judge of their
wind and bottom for the sweepstakes of 1860
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-07

PROGRESS OF Music IN THE UNITED
sTATEs-The Cincinnati papers contain extend
ed announcements of the festival to inaugurate
Mr. Fixes new opera house by soirke danmnte
On the 22d Of February. Appended to the ad-
ver'isements we find the names of the most
prominent citizens Of Ohio and Kentucky, and
the affair is evidently considered matter of the
'rst Importance, as it is A splendid Opera
house, such as we hear Mr. Pixies is will be a
great attraction to the Queen City of the West,
'hc growth and progress of which are something
marvellous Operate matters have had gene
raj start all round. At this moment Mr.. Stra
kosch's artists are singing to crowded houses
at the st. Lonis theatre, while the fair Poccolo-
mini is enhancing the diplomats and politicians
at washington. In fact, Opera at reduced ex-
pcnses, is found to pay better at this season 10
he provinces than in the metropolis. The Bal
timoreans bave had surprising attack of enter
prise and talk about building an Opera house
The name OF the Boston theatre will b. changed
to the Boston Academy of Music, and the lease
Of the Philadelphia Academy is sought for by
several managers. With new Opera houses,
finer than those Of Europe, and an audience at
once appreciativc and generous, the best artists
will he anxious to make American engagements.
and we have fair prospect Of better singers at
lower prices. Before many years the Opera will
be Che most popular, as 1t is The most refined
and agreeable of public amuscments.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-23
Stop the Rennr.

Hisenrrently reported that We sell no Goods a,Iy
Aueionl when in fact tHStbirds of our sales are
private the same as In any other Wholegale u,,st
te city with tais exception sell for short nrsst
ior cash and short prompt paper
ieoi BG4N TRABIJE ITrCTrs
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EIrty NegrOes Tor Sale.

(tONSIsTIS6 81 somc u the nost yalu. ale fArni
" lies ever offered . the Nashville mArkft aad
sood iot of younE HseH and women, boy ysaad girls
mars 4. J. I.YLKS
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nasbDillf patrist,
TIE R VI $:

TERMS:
Ddily per thnuni, SS %
Tri-Weekly ,,Jer +.nnun, ,............. 90
Weekly per tnnam ,...-..,........--.s-- 90
One weekly Tor two years two Weekies
for one year i ad vance, ......... 90
When the Daily, rri-Weekly or weeklyi' to be
hsconunsed (paid in advance at the time subscribed
,rl the subscriber must order, otherwise II will be
,utnued at option, until paid for and stopped
not d, it must be pad at the time OF discontnn-
ent until paid
Remittance by mail in "regstered' letters at our
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Ladies' fine Kid Nor B,oees with and withou heels
- - " Slippers, g 90
90 4" 90 Lasting Buskins 90 -
q Lasting side and front lace Caters, " Z"
g Calf Sewed Bootees, sc.
Misses and Chidrens hue Kid and Morocco Bootees,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-23

y. b. Merchants, in want Of any OF the above
tccs will ud II to their advantage to give call
| can arnmOdate them b. tue dozen at low
prices as any other house in the City.
mar3-u q b. X. CUTTER.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-23
Gents. BOYS and Youths
Attention, Machinists, sc.

1000 feet of Leather and Gum Betting from to u
inches wide, also Lace Leather CopteT Burrs and
Rvets hand an for sale low for cash at Nos SO
and 50 corner OF College and Broadway.
Il. CUTTER.
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A C. A r D

a J. IRWIN Formerly OF Irwin 4 McClellape
"a. huntsville, Ala } having become associated
viii as in our business, The style of the arm will be
IRWIN AcCLELLAND A co. ~ 20
Nashville Feb. 10 ,is69
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-23
SPRING OPENING.

w n "illcomnence receiving our SPRING STocY
W IN day two, (Of which due notice will
gwen ana as we intend going into the business NOR
extensively than ever, friends and All xho h.x
ior cash VIII bear IN mind that We do An excIusiy
business and We siilsell goods al a very sma
Aukssoe. lthIA, MCCLEILAND 4 co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-05
Igatrt atDs By GshgraVb.
.aRRTVaI or CITY or WEsHTNGTON


NV roHs. yuna 4--ne steamship cay e Wssh-
insian srrivee ~ Cape Rsos to-ay, vita LiverPsl
dute. 81 he asA 81 - "a eoe-e-a pYihe stesrr
yaoht q a. Ner Yort associsfsd press. "a ne fonov-
ing summsryo q her news cbtsinad.
ne steamship Arica's sdviees resebsd LivsTp9l %
ns ash ut.
battle toot rises At Monisbsns On ihs alauiL rh'
AusiHsns. usaer General sssasvire. aulaEsd M psf
81 = Hniye's. and were orirsn bs4 b Forsyss an
aoa. ansf aIurIoas onbst = fer neott ~ rlnel
euisd llouislsner bur az pa puuss ~ Alstasas
Tao hundred Ausuiam were osPiured and carried Q,
M~ar-riass. ne A~usirisns, 1900 s,roas, Ist euoi M
snies Lost 10 saffFh
The Aus,risu aoauunis dinsr matsriauy iron %
above. he Frenoh fous is stated a euo bssides
regiment ~ szrdinipn csrsiry
Asasdinisn buietin says ne erirem'
leH u - s.Fdiaiau arm. baasr Gsaersi Bldssi
forcsd 3 passage over The sssia. FuiiinE he AustriHus Il
Girihalai has entsres Gsyeu and Psria vim son mes
Cor reroiufionsry purposes
UvH rumarrd thst az Ensiish men q var saa 20
tered ne Adriatie -.
Rsvoiuiouary moyeusuis in Iquhsrdy we're f-Po1~i
ne EinE q Naples b. dead. Frnncis fhs aaa has a.
sumet ne G~oVernmruL
mr BuaA Aduiraity Invites ienteu 81 a mquihiy
nal funeh M atm AuFHs ma Va Rnsma-
A"sen ne ANauHe tehNarh Nrnp-r IA
been called 10 sancaoa an sEresment q GovsmmeHi sn'
% issue soO.oo new capital
he Nonitrur lnaoua0ss nai Fraaes slhsr- 90
ahoiihon ~ ruvsteerinE. nnd TO De prindpis that
nsutraiaagcTersthe enemy's Eods.
ThsParis B0urss vas arm thre- per cents quois.
Al G- uaHr.E Er-. |-.-
ne foloEing vessels had arrived from View Oheans
eu ne isu, ne Anna a Brennan. % he and; ne Hsnr
coot and Barnshhs VEGA a. Live1ool 90 ne ga IN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-06-05
MORE TO BE ADMIRED
THAI THE
Richest D6OdeAs
WEB
Worn hE Kings or Emner0rs.

Watt Why a BsaEiiful HAD q Hair.
because t. e he oruamert o. CD himself provided
ID Or ell cur race. Reader, alll1uEh ne rore maJ
bacon ever - brightly n The ualiuE cheek. ne se De
ever - ~spaaEiuE. ne teeth be lhae % peara, u ne
head L. teren o. H. covering or hs hair BE- uarlcf sn1
shuveled, harah and dry OF ulrse SIT. u sp-inEe
PruL WooFs Hair Resautre. m used rsV o. 1ree
tines a week WLl rsstre AMI csruEnenng ~ur@ o. A.
such an oruaueut Read ne fclloWlng and 1u-gs ne
writer q ne dut b. ns celebrated Fanisr nsibeE
NV TonE April r. tae-
Dr. sir PermI me D express 70 20
ne aoiistuans arr undrr nrthe entire restoraton Q
val IH ne Cnited sutes % vs rapidly beu1minr cray
bui spa ne a~prlrltiun n Tou Hair Restorative" u
rafire 80 FerF WauirrfL llVeul1a. quite ef1auu1a a.
vel % tsrssabis- Im,t dear Or ygurs Eg
aBryeh ~ s-yusaya5.
welsh Newspaper OGce. - NEssau-st.s April n s.
Prof o. ? WooD-Dear sI sne moah o. "a
weeks aso, l~recelgei q bottle o. ylur Hair Restorative
and cave it 70 ny wife. who concluded 70 ~ lt % Der
hair. lizzie thlnlns AZ ne tine nlt a souit rs1tors ne
surprise. aner q aW week. trial 10 has perfarmsd that
Eunferful efeu by turning 81 ne ruy hairs % q derf
hr1uu. aIthe sane time benaliyinE sud t~hieksuing ne
80 str5n-Iv r.-.r..a-f ~ rbrva Re-t.rrfIva 4 Il
CHAPLEs CARDEw
NEW ToRK, July Is, 1897.
Prof o. J woOB Win unaisucs Do I reammeud
your Hair Restorative. a. BEING ne mos- gm-acinus arri-
del ever uW- Since usiug war Hair Hessrauve. my
hair and uhisters whih uere almost white. have srad-
raHy sroFn DARK; a1t Inor feel ounfdenf that q fer
mare applications VII restore rheu o. neir natural
color uala1 has relieved ne n aL ffuiruT ana uupleas-
ant ichlnE, So onuman acanE peIslus Who peupire free
H. J. g. EILBT.
Praf WooD As0ut two years aso my hair oammsnaed
falling % and turning uay7 Twas fast beclminE bald.
and had ried many remedies ton effect . clmmencet
usIur vour Restorative In Janua-s as- Afew appuea-
lions fsteuad NJ hair firmly uhe-an O. a. up, grow
5uf. and tursed hacE o. Is hTusr cll1r- tlarEl Athls
time. 90 j. fully restored o. ius auE-ual nlnr, healths ana
5000. naIT chaerfalF recommend is ne % AL
T. p HOES.
Chlcs-o. III Mays, 1871
m. Rest1rativs pat Up In batles % three siEes,viz--
large. medim and smaI- The snail holds Hal a pint
an rrtaiIs Tor cue dnlsr per boulss he medium holes
At least twenty ger cent. more In proporuln nan me
man retals RI two dollars bfIe The large holds a
suart forty per cent mare In p~rPurtou, and reialls tf
three dollar q bottle
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