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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-11-11
STOCK & CARRIAGES FOR SALE

r 5 a e:
Two valuable Yoke OF Oxen.
Twelve good New Mich Cows.
Several Young Cattle and Calves.
Also, One Pair Bay Mares well matched, sound and
kind. ~
One valuable family Horse suitable for all work.
One Top Buggy, Lockwood's make, and built to order.
Also, Several Second hand ruggies.
Persons in want of Neat Stock, Horses or CARRIAGES
will do well to call on the subscriber.
CHARLES B. PRATT
Worcester Oct. u. 1850. d3w cog
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have Just received supply " ring Case
smaller than the first, containing the tho largo
Agents can have better discount this size,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-13

TINS GuAnDs.-This Company paradcd
on Saturday and made truly a fine appear
snce in their new uniform. We Were not
only surprised at their good looks, but at the
perfection of their drill. Ottumwa certainly
has reason to be proud Of her Military COM
pAny. The following are the officers of the Of
tumwa City Guards, G. s. Laswell, Capt; C.
c. Clcutnsn, ed Lieutenant, Geo. Holland,
Sd. do; L. D. Morse. LIST do; w. w. Farley
Orderly Sergent; w. F. Elmendorf, Sd do; NJ.
d. Husselman I'd, do. .9Ts
The members of the company include
come cfour most promising young men.
By the way, the intended presentation Of
a Flag to the Guards by the Ladies Of Ottum-
VA, il most praise-worthy, noble and patri-
-otic and We venture to predict that the
speech which Capt. Laswen win deliver on
r,ceiving the beautiful and appropriate gift
from the hands Of the fair donors, win be
highly creditable to that gentleman and to
the Ottumwa City Guards.
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PErERsoH's MAGAzrSE.-The February
nember Of this popular magazine is thus
early on our table. We find it, after a
hasty glance through its columns, very in
tsresting number. We again remind our
subscribers that Peterson can be had with
The Courier At 81 25.- both 81 80.
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~ rsference to the proceedings Of the
Council, it win be seen that an effort Is 1t
last to be made to put stop to the illegal
tra6c in ardent spirits in IT, city, numerous
petitions having been psssented in that be-
bali, From the little apparent interest here
tofore taken in regard to this matter, and
from Tho thriving h.uiness done in that line,
eopc may have rSsived the impression that
the authorities and the community had con-
cluda6 10 let the Statutes in such case made
edpovided pass into dead letter; but
Mis- insvenent and expression ofpublie opin-
onswill doubtless give them another view Of
sthe subject, md induce al law-abiding cit
sens voluntarily to abandon abusiness pro-
hibited BY the, laws Of the State 70 =
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: LAWS o. THE BoARp OF EDucArloS.-We
ensnnsncs til wcek Tho publication of the
Laws pAsssd BY the Board Of Education to be
continued until IN an Published, some two
weeks probably. We advise our subscribers
to preserve the papers containing these en-
actmenta - they concern every citizen, and
win not Be published in any other shape.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-13

Thss = "a medicine within our knowl-
edge that has acquired % great and wide
sDssad > popularity, IN . shot space
tuna - u. Halls Balasm Sbr the lungs
le haasamic and hsaling psupertiss are mag-i
hal Nh highly sxpsctorant and tonic. It
contains not grain Of Opium Or Morphine,
the narcctic and astringsnt properties Of
which hAvs created 50 much prejudice
.agaipst similar preparations. For sale BY
VIM J. nmsndork J. L. Taylor and by
sesnts in svsy town in ths county.
~ So sasStisemsnt Y
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The O68cs Of the State0nan has been re-
moved to Pumroy's Building, Sd story, en-
trance Market 81. fIG F&a&
: We have had limitations Of change Of
proprictorship Of the Statesman. but the fact
has not been announced officially IS yet
1t is generally understood that Mr.. Lewis
ia about disposing Of the Establishment to
Nr. Street. ah = sAJa3
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, - ,r OTTU1fWA ~ y,uI
PINE LUMBER YARD.

VuNHE undersigned have established pine lumber
ysfd tn Ottumwa, where may be- fband, q iii
times, good assortment and full stock Of -
Dressed and UHdressed Flo1rin~ Ss>ek
DsarAs, shtngics anA I.ash, which =, vi
sell at prces that cannot be undersold.
Seasoned inch, inch and half and two inch. con
SANITY on hand for anishing pufpeaes Ssh, DcSrs
ana D!snas furnished In Quantities to suit purchas
es. wehave also made arrangement BY which re
supply lumber Of other kind and are prepared
to oil bill for entire house. .'TF.7r0 -
Ofoers solicited from lumber dealers for any
amount. rf. MHTCHETEH1 ,ss
September II. '51-n29-y
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The very popular Hat, Cap and Fur 6.
fablishment Of p. W. Somers, Burlington,
mas been removed, it win be seen, to No. 81
Jefferson st.. two doors west Of Coolbaugh
and Brooks Bank.
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OTTUMWA COURIER.
Local and Miscellaneous

OuR Nsw- DREss is becoming, don't you
think. soi We purchased it At the Chicago
Type Foundry, the best Institution of the
did lhthe country.
tfss kiHd. carr 1t the head Of the paper
may rsprsseat ths tz.iaon the D an B. Z.
which Mr.. Conductor Locke is expected to
run into Ottumwa early in the spring. The
view is taken ~ TIE point where the
glorious Des Moines Valley bursts upon the
{ view The cut also indicates various other
things, such O. the interest Of !Ottumwa in
railroads, tint the CouHlEH Is bound to ''push
,lopg, and keep moving" and various other
fhinss which the public win duly find out
by taking passage with US for the through
TIP upon which We enter this week. a.r,sa
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WANTED

4 Ii kinds Il Wild Game, such ah oaaIi., Prs,r,e
"A Chickens, Phesanss, Wild Turkeys, vsn.son Mans
for which the highest market price VIII be paid In
cash delivered ny residenee Village Greek or a
WxiiiN wALLrNEy
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NOTICE

4 IL psrsons having accounts with Miiligsn Bs9.
a are requested 70 call i1asdiatsly and settle BY
note cash. Havng disposed Of their stock Of good
are dssirous esUssaaO - their eoohs.
-, ~ - ~ :
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Doors, SHOES, LEATHER &c.-We refer to
the advertisement Of A. l.. Graves in another
enlumn Gar numurous reAsons why he can
sell the articles dealt in by him cheaper than
others. Mr.. Graves establishment is the
heaviest of the kind west Of the Mississippi
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The Fourth Lecture
On the Evidencies Of Christianity will be
delivered this Thursday Evening in the
Methodist Church. -<Snbjsct, The sJscaey Of
Prayer.
CuAyaEs m BrsrNEss. changes
In business have taken place in this city the
p>st week. Hnnter"& Sewers have pur-
chased the interest Of Charles Hcndric, in
the City Mills, and the co-partnership. here
tofore existing, has been dissolved. Cary
Inskesp succeeds lnskesp q Harmony, at
Sands Corner. hasing purchased the inter-
est Of John n. Harmony in that popular es-
Establishments. Cary hereafter viii 60 it alone
In addition 10 the above. VIC learn that II. ID.
Woodward succeeds Mlligan 4 Bro, at the
Devin corner. We are happy to learn that
g. D. Aillinn will still attend to the wants
Of customers - heretofore.
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'n TIE CAxafsI Of the Courier, regards it as
. pleasure ~ wen a. . duty to return thanks
for tho very liberal patronage extended to
him on New Years day.
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UVHE third term win commence, Monday, Nov sth,
u 1853. The Instruction will be Systematic and
thorough, and every reasonable Effort win be made
10 render the Institution worthy Of patronage. STU
dents win he prepared for College, Professions Bust.
sess or Tracking. Tuition will BE- per term Of ten
weeks, Eiemsntary Branches, %; AdvAaced Branches
ol0; Latin, Greek, French, Drawing Painting Water
Colcrs, wax Fruit, and zepkyr.work, sach tSS OH
Painting, and Plane Music, each, Ola.
TIC. WOODWARD 4. B. Observation-Disclosures and
Material Sciences. fgs
NM. LinIs D. observation-disclosures and Preach
RRv. J. -. McEaRcy, A. N.-Lstin and Gposk.
HSv. q. n. WoaefEa.-Oil Painting.
Plane Music. .F-a
Hev tsh, -, Rse-0
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THI WsArHEH is mild and pleasant as
ysumnsr almost The e6sct Of It, however,
upon the travelling Is not 80 pleasant. +
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~ 9OCERY kept ny RELLy 'f -t3's. 81 TT
IL Ladies' and Gents Just give - = call,
We've all that's essential In the grocery line,
Peaches, Pine-Appies, and all that Is hne: ,z
Piums Raisins, Cvahh- Apples, Nuts Of all kinds,
Walk In and see, never mind the "havd times" -
> Our Establishment IL directly opposite the "Cur.
The variety IL choice, and the stock 10 Dew, tlew.
Imperial, Black and Young HvsoW Tea,
saleratus, Starch, Peppev.sance and Coffee;
sardines. Currauta. and Candy,
And all that's desirable except Wine and Brandy,
- Mustard, Ginger. Soda, and Dates.
Every thing for (hah, A. the lo,scst yates,
.o Figs, Cnteup. Pepper, Sugars and Rice.
Citron, Tobacco, Nutmegs. and all kinds Of spice,
Cigars-German, Opera. and Principe,
9 Tell VOW friends to come In and see. re "
Apples, Beans. Potatoes, and Salt,
When Won got our door just come to halt,
Z Aug. 1f, 5s-ns4tf
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THE EoLIcTTC COLLEGE OF NRDIcfaE.
isA-A CINCVNNATI. q, rHa

THE EoLEcTIc COLLEGE OF NEDIcfAE.
NitA-A CINCINNATI. q. H
VUVHR SPRING SESSION Of 1859 viii commence on
u Wednesday, the 9th Of February, and continue
sixteen weeks. fa and thorough coorss Of yecursy
will be given, occupying SIX seven hours dsiy With
good opportunities for attention to practical Anato
The arrangement Of the Chairs will he - follows
r. z. ST. JOHN, NJ. n,
Professor Of Anatomy and Physiolosy.
IF. JUIsCE, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
A. j. no w. M. D.,
Professor Of Surgery.
G. n. CLEAvELAND, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Materia MeAica and Therapeutics.
WIN. SHEER WOODS N. D..
Professor Of Medical Practice and Pathology.
y. =. BUCHANAN, N. NJ, as
Emeritus Professor Of Cerebral PhysioioU and Inst
tutes Of hOiciae.
JOHN KIN0s N. n,
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of women and
1fhs terms for The Session win be the here.
tofore, Wis Marlculston, e0,u0. Tuition, co. Co.
e,r.% y, ~ 1,s..c.;n" ~
uation.l Grsdsasloa, t3S.O0.
The Lecture rooms are newly Anished, neat and
Hall, walnut ssrest) wksre stsdsnss win And Il con
venient 10 cab on thsiP sprtvAl.
Tickets fee the &eosOn may be obtained 81 the Oe0a
qf Ne Facsity, At his Once No. s. Eight street, Of
Prof O. II. Cieavslsnd. Secretary efaAs Iscssv No.
$50 Seventh street, aear Elm. ~ Isi
Dec. q, isss-iy JOHN KING. =. D., DssaI
The College Journal q Aslissl ssisness
A Nssthly hssasi.e efAs pages, ecnd.ctsd By The
Faculty Of the Eclectic College Of Medicine. pub
ished st One dollar Year. payable In :dysnce The
volume Of the Journal commences With ffSe year
CONGRATULATIONS for subscrptsen, or for stEtmsn
LAND. Publisher, $50 Seventh ~. Cinclnsaxi. o.
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RAILROADS.

ChicaGo BaYiisGtel Z Quincy
r 4 L h q A o.
PASSENGERS AND SHIPPERS TAKE IOTICE
1UYHAT they will meet with detention hereafer.a -
ii the road Is repaired and Trains running through
form Burliuston to Chicago without Change OF cars
THREE PASSENGER TRAINS A DAY.
1st Morning Passenger eav e. Burlington At A. NJ
I'd. Accommodation 1,4S 2. ~
Sd. Evening" Exprsss, SP. n.
SHIPPERS or LIVE STOCK
and other freieAts rely upon speedy trsnsporta
tiop on accommodating terms 49,
Five STOCK TRAINS DAT, t5s
except Saturdays and Sundays.
~ Close conncctions With b. . ~ \. n. At Bur.
lngton, and with al great Eastern thoroushfares 81
Chcaeo D. REMICK,
iulyS1aa-io 0enr Agent Q. y. Q. \. 3.
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HNHEAP Lots on ten years time Hor particular
~ apply q Ms once.
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SWEET CIUE1.
IUer received 8 bbls. Sweet Cider. Also "nne'
a article Of Port wins-vsrrsnted psre.
nss-Sv wN. ]. kLNENDoRR.
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Combines everything required give richness beau
~ and elegAnce to the hair II removes dandruf aud
relieves headache. To force the gro wsh prevent
falling on and restore hair to bald places has been
used with positive saccess. ltspresentsd TO the pub
lie In an open, candid manner, stating, the meme
indicates the leading Ingredients viz:
ROSEMARY AND CAsTOR OLE
both common and we'll known articles.
The following persons can be found, and we'll
known. We give few extracts from their opinions
about the
II O S f. NJ A r Y.
"Am Is years Of age and was bald IS years have
ed two bottles ofyour Rosemary, and my hair Is nov
Rev. sylvanns Cobb, Boston, Mass-"we had ra ;
ther pay for hthsn have other preparations for no
Mrs. D. TXf, Cambridge, Mass.-"Have used your
Rosemary With great keeping my hair black
age was turning it fast" sl,s.-3 t'
Mr. Daniel b. Conner, Boston, AAss.-"Eight
mouths ago l was baid-my hair ID now long and
healthy. know your Rosemary has forcedh to grow"
at gives rapid growth and dark glossy texture,
and does not solths has pillow in the least know
Of nothing so valuable for the HAIR. ~" -'.5H
thing for children hairthe ladies delighted with
Rev. C. ". penlson, Buffalo, N Y.-"I aaai. excel
Mrs. L. sweeny, Boston, Mass.-"It restored my
hsr = bald head and from grey 70 black color" &c.
Hon. Z. Hunt, Lowell, Aass.-"To remove dandru0,
.ad keep me hair moist and glossy, We have never
found anything 90 good"
~ Holman, Esq, editor Of German Weekly, Bos-
ton, Mass and his wife, Eva say-"It hair to
grow vigoro0sly-Sives beauty and spseader-is bet
ter than European articles" &c.
c. II. Stocking ESQ., trinity Colege), Hartford, CT.
"By using Il my hair turned from sandy to brown
color; Il was naturally dry, but Il 10 nov moist"
A. p. Wood, Chemist New Haven, CONN., saw
fair head ofyery dark hair on man that six weeks
ago MAS bald. He had used nothing but your Rose
mary" &c.
Revere House, Boston, July, 1857. ~ had more
hair my head than an infant, seven months ago.
II 10 thick healthy growing rapidly, and Of nae,
dark color can positively say that J. RUSSELL
6PALD1E0S Rosemary. ebtsiaed = 81 Fremont street
opposite TIE Museum, has produced this Change
SARAH J. LORD. eF-..srr-t
More extracts could be added II room admitted. II
yeu not satisfied, TRY IT.
Inquire for J. sELLSPALDINGtsR Rosemary, and
take other. Every bottle genuine he's the
sisnatars Of the Proprietor on It. $50
]. RUSSELL SPALDING,
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IUsr RECEIvED--Fresh selected Figs, only - cents
q pound. Also, Raisons, Fig, Dates, Nuts, tes
July s-nls I'm. ELMENDORF. =
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Senat or chesnut's Speech.

The speech Of Senator Chesnut, deliver
cd in Camden on the 2Sth ultimo, reached
us through the J"urnal on the very day it
was delivered seems to have met the
unqualified appreciation Of the Senator's
many friends in aid about Camden, and has
been endorsed pr'tty generally. so far as
wc have seen, by the press throughout the
State. In our humble Judgment, il is cer-
tainv unubjectDnable, expressing very
sound, Southern md statcsmanlike views
The Senator treas the grave questions up
on which he wascalled to express his opn-
ions with an impissioned dignity, well be-
coming the protd position which he fills.
lie proposes no impracticabIc issues, but
urges union ofthe South, that she may
successfully prot,tt her interests and defend
her constitutional rights against Northern
rncroachments, il whatever shape and from
whatever quartz they may come. The
Territorial question, he treats at considera-
6le length and Finishes an able rcfutation
of Senator Doughss' dangerous doctrines
upon Squattcr Sovereignty. His tone is
throughout dispasionato ard his views con-
servatve. 1t beng our purpose TO publish
the speech in thGnext issue of the Ledger,
further remarks pon ii here, we deem un-
necessary. Our eaders will have an oppor-
tunity Of makingther own comments.
At the dinner, thch we lea IN was a most
bountiful "barbaue," letters were read
from Senator Hammond, Ex-Governor Ad-
ans and o,ner Distinguished persons. Also
short speeches wfc made IN reply TO coils
or sentiments, y Col. John Cunningham.
John A. ItgIis, Esq, Edmond Bellinger.
Esq, Major Allenp. Green, and others
After dinner a number oftoasts were read,
which elected reSlies. We are told that
the occasion was successful and exceed.
lngly pleasant one Ithroughou,
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Special Neices.

HoLLowAY's PILLS, the most ,ebrated Rem
ed IL the Union for the cnreor diseases of
the Liver and Stomach.-Edn,d Alga, of
Cooperstown, New York, was fore period Of
nineteen years a complete miseryto himself,
and burden to his friends, he sured so Sc
verey and continuously from liver r,mplaint,
and disordered stomach, that h.sas con-
stantly for weeks together confined tUis bed,
the doctors did him no good, and he tereforc
left of consulting them Nine weeks go he
commenced using Holloway's Pil's, an his
wife called last week at the store of Prolssor
Holloway, to acknowledge most gratefully hat
her husband is quite cured. Professor Ii;io-
way hopes that the thousand Others inhe
Union who have been benefited will now cone
forward.
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Land for Sale.

James J. Williams and In Equity I.ancas.
wife and others. ter. Bill for pnr,i.
~ tion R.,l E.,,,,
Sarah s. DrafRn, ct al. .. Hugh Drafiin.
Under the decree of the Court Of Eaui,y
IN above case, will sell at Lancaster Court
iion,e on the ist Monday the 7th day of
November 1859, the tract Of land belonging
to the Estate Of Hugh Drafiin deceased. OR.
dered 10 be sold in above case containing
sixty seven acres. bounded by lands Of ].
NJ. Taylor, Mrs. Thompson. Estate OF II,
montgomery, Joseph Strain, and William
iiood' reserving from sale the grave yard
thereon.
TERMs-As much cash rs will pay the
costs, the balance on credit or / and .
years with interest, bond and good sureiies
JAMES ii. WlTHERSPOON
Com'r Eq. l.. ID.
october 80 1889, 24-5t-Pf SIS so.
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RETURN DAY.-Saturday last was Return
Day for this District. The return was un-
usually small, the Clerks books showing
but 81 cases, including writs processes and
acceptanees. This we believe is favorable
augury of the sound condition of our Dis
tricl, and il ID with pleasure that we refer t"
IT. 1t occurs to us that there can never be
Il more favorable time than now for our
people to build railroad. Certainly nc
District that has road, was ever in better
condition for building one than Lancaster
is at this time, and none ever needed road
more than we do.
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During the summer that has just pa sscd

During the summer that has just passed
away, thousands OF sufferers from dysentery
and diarrhea have been relieved by the use OF
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS, medicine which
is evidently destined to maintain permanent
place III the pubic estimation. Bilious d;a::hoea
is one of those diseases which battles the skill
of the physician. The medicine they admins
ter to act upon the bowels never seems to
reach the source of the evil. The difficulty is
to get remedy that will reach all the digestive
organs, and give them simultaneously rush Of
yigor, to rid themselves of this disease. This
problem is solved by the BrrTERs, which never
fails to conquer the most stubborn cases. 1t
is only fair to say. that during the season just
closed, this medicine has achieved more cures
than any other ever paescntcd to the public,
and during the fall. which that terrible scourgc,
the fever and aguc, is so prevalent, the BIrrKRs
will gain fresh fame.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally.
.B-Scc advertisement in another column.
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This, brings my correspondence TO close.

This, brings my correspondence TO close.
have neither sought, desired, or aimed at
rny reputation ~ II letter writo.. My pur.
pose was TO amusc, CRAFTY and probably in
lorm the good people of Lancaster, peo.
pie who have ever sustained and honored
me, and for whom cncrish deep graft
tude and an abiding love, They cost me
some labor and time. | am gratliied to
learn they have been read with interest by
many and with profit by others. This am
ply repays me for the time and labor.
"LONG GRABS"
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MEssRs Foe ARTIEs u STILIMAN The
large advertisement in this paper from The
well known establishment of Messrs Fogar.
ties g. StiIlman, of Charleston, Ncquants the
public with the fact that their Fall and Win.
ter stocks are now opened and present the
usual extensive variety. Persons visiting
Charleston should not fail to call at this
House. 1t is one Of the largest retail cstab-
lishments in the city, and is extensively pat
ronizcd by visitors from all parts of the state.
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TIE MARKETS.

COLUMBIA, October 1.-The sales of cot.
ton yesterday amounted TO 1876 bales---mar.
ket still showing declining tendency. We
quote extremes 10 IOf.
CHARLEsTos, Sept 29.--Low to strict
Middlings. II all1 good Middlings, lii a
ne Middling Fair III lla--there having
been no far on the market
NEw YoRK, September 30.-The cotton
markets heavy, with sales Of 400 bales.
Middling Uplands are ia llfc.
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CoRREsreNDENTs- interesting let
tcrs Of travelling correspondence may be
found on our first page. These " i'll be fol.
lowed by others from the same author
Long Grabs" completes in this issue the
account of his late extensive tour. Many
of our readers will regret this, rs these let
tcrs have for the last two months or more
formed an interesting feature in our paper.
TO the people Of this District and in the
immediate circle of the authors acquain-
tancc, they have Il peculiar interest but
outside of this, they have also, we are pleased
TO know, been extensively read and appre-
ciat, d. Several friends of the author have
expressed their desire 10 have them repub-
lishcd in a form better suited for prescrva-
uoh. y I. d.. q ~.
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RELIGIOUS NouCE.-Dvnc Service will
be held at the Douglas Church on the Sd
Sabbath in the present month and Sacra-
mcnt administered by Rev. Mr.. Mccormick.
Services will commence on Friday previous
Rev. Messrs Richards and Harrison, 1t is
expected, will be present on Friday and
Saturday.
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-10-05

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