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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-01

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Die lluteraeidueten enpfn9eu une -tparten
in, Qauf pss Srmmers.,.
friibe Senbungen
prn wpbllAmsdsneeu SaHcc's une 9bec's
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%piferiren %rielslten fir ben Wrcb~ une AIeinban-
bel gu hiaisen Yreilsn.
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-01
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Aug. Matb6uS.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-01

Ne 9err 6. 9. S(t6ter
1T ais Tbeilbaber in pas cbeusenannte @e11Gft
einsetreten uup wirt feline wertbeu reutiden stunt
ben in ibrer Mutteripra9e freunelid, unp reel be-
pituen. %
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-01
&. 6. S $. 6. 8urbauf,
Gn9ro6z 91npler in
Matertalwaaren,@ pebitipn>

Gommiiiions =@ane1cr,
@rc6banbler III Groceries. Mebl, @dueineleii1>
0etraibe unb 9%ebensmittelu> Salt Cement, Sub.
baar,. Nageln, @als, Druid unp Yadrapier,
Orufmaterialten &c.
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ten ibernpmmen.
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jeeer :3ett une jeeem 8etra9.
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fSnnen F6 barauf nerla0en, bag le por l1eber-
~tbeurun9 aeidist Inb. Glitter msrcen su rem
nisrrisiten pfeiien cbne &idfht auf bic telcn-
eere p~cilinie cber eas SpUt lpecirt. Eager unb
@emmiNlcns. @ebiibr 70 niebris ais in jeeem re-
lpettabltn paule.
Office an Der 2esee, am 6uB ter @iblepfraBe.
S. 6. u. 8. s Burbanf.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-01

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-01
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Das Icl9enoe 1T cine Giite unisrer preilf, tpel-
dc mir her e%enei9ten Beriididtisuns bes eeutiden
81. LIiE,1,1d hetena en1Mfehlen
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-01

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General . Msent fir bic @aleua- Gunleitb- unt
Ninneota- padet-Gp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-01

WtsCtI VII VIII SIIuuV EA WV INV Icu NY IHVV
rabin te,telu, nur nm meme 9anreleute su mar
men unb lie seu cielem bimmeIldrsieuten llnrett
su unterridten. Die gauge c@ipililirte Welt ic1 es
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Deutld!anc man9mal tief in bic @sele selhnit.
TEN, ,renn ib lab, taG einem curb u%nseridulretes
luslid beruntereefrmmeuen Mann fem Sab unr
0ut sub bustu s~erfauft murbe ; - re Sage un-
lsrsr @Iaimer 1T tauienemal trauriser.
1as @irfen Der Yntripten NIB gereine (mie
ber reutide gerein in ct. Vaul), melde IS l9
baten anselesen iein la0en> bic Gmmanceruns
nad Minheipta su ~befSrbern unc bic Gcrsise bic
Ies 9antes, melde es aud mirfli9 teilbt, ans
9i9t III lelen, rirb bur9 bicie MaBre9elr 3u
nibie een1I1t. Giui9e Gremplare Der 10 ldDn
eeldrietenen Bro1hire iiter Miunelcta babe i9
nad Deuti4lanb %seieut;t; .ras icl id rieien
Greunben nun i9reiten, an bic i@ lie seienoet
babe? Ginise ~besuterte Gamilien paren entl9lpl-
fen, bierber 3u frmmen.
8ir melen tas 2ant nl9t sei9enft baben, rur
;3eit rtr9en unS bic 9erren 9eben. Mit brei Sab.
rem, ubne ATE 9alfsmittel, fann man i'm Buide
feline S96se iamnneln, belpnrers in Der lebten
1hls9ten 3eit. Mnsers 1T es nit ben Settlern,
RE 6 bis z Sabre ibr Qanb babeu unb nod ba3u
auf prdrien pobnen pom bieien ilnb 9epib bic
meiten i'm 5tanbe. bus 0elb auf3utrinsen. Bier.
gig lis fInf3ia Ader ilnc auf Der prdrie nit ;3ue
uno 3eue talb e~ultiYirt, aud ino bic 4t1aspess
bel Ter 9ane ater int 8ui@t fann man BON 7 bis
10 2der 9eflirtem 2anb feine $500 in nrti ober
pier Sabren a%uftrineen, unb bier int 3cpnibip
iii it bios Der 8al, benn i4 claude nt9t. hab
9emone LANCER ale brst peer bier Sabre bier p0but.
alu@ siebt q bin unb hieeer 6auailien, tuelde aua
anhsra Staatea bter9tr sttemaasn fue une Gela
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09
TT Is NOT TOO MUCH ITO SAY, SINCi
OLD AND Yo q G.
Affirm Its Truth.

Viz. That
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Will preserve infalbly the growth and color Of the hail II
fecy the the bald with natures own or
m and preserve The scalp free from ali
sn ads Of s tRs
bear testimony that we do not say too much in its favor Read
~ s. Charles &C., Co. . Nov - M
Induced % ase soe e yon r H and is
wonderful feel our duty to you and the afflicted
Our little sons time had been perfectly covered
with called sead head The har almost h sa en-
US to use your as s we 4. 50 win end
ne 9sTy few applications entirely
and xurat crop hair soon started out and can now Soy
f Ra ses ess peas
commend Restorative perfect remedy for all diseases
.,,~, Sa SlRa " T Hf afasIss64hhn
Prof woodDsar Sir Ny hair had f9 several years besp
N By IS T.
When commenced using Hair Restorative about .wo
m se within s sna
color soness and lusre greatly to be preferred
s
for # hs s o a the h
You have refer to al who entertain any doubt
Oh MS pe''0''NAs ~ 'AA' % ssi'' Mrs Q. sYMoNDs
Prof wood-pear Sir. BY the advice Of friend Of NINE
Who had e M s nd s Induced
in nv head came my hair has in great deal
thicker than it ever was Nothing duty sympathy
that communicate to Others who afflicted as have
heen would induce give this plic acknowledgment OF
the benefit received from Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Yours respectfully, A. II. JACOBS.
The Restorative bottles Of three sizes, large
medium and small the small holds onehaf pint and retals
for dollar boe the medium holds least twenty
cent more proportion the SMALL reais for dollars
per bottle large holds quart AZ per in proper
ton, and retails for s. bsttie.
o. j. WOOD CO. Proprietcrs, 3l2 Broadway New York
ia the n Wire Railing Esabishment and LID Make
street, st. Louis No.
And by good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09


~ sx-> FASHION COURSE SPRING
MEETING OF ls6o-wnl commence
on THURSDAY, June l4th, and continue four days.
FIRST pay Isas e, , ssss for al
arst DAY q May. The Proprstcr win sdd ssoo.
os s5e sis sesa
Stake fs ,. opT od two mile
start the second ess to reeeise back his sub
SECOND DAY Xxi TUESDAY june Proprietors Purse,
SANE DAYSnbseribcrs' Handicap two and half mile
sash T. n nan a,l sss 2 weights announced from Judges
SAME DAY.-sweepsakes for colts and hles then three
S heats Gn 0r @s s III ne ss S
a5ss 4 aI fs ss
THIRD DAY WEDNESDAY,, june Proprieors Purse
SANE D1YProprietors Purse mile heats best three
ages four mile heats $40 subscription lOo forfeit nov
ber three 70 m the stake to close on the st
York ai Hg 1 add ana half
mile dash TO name May 2Is weights announced from tho
SANE DAYNHandicap Purse two mile heats for horses
beaten during the Meeting $500
BY he Proprietor haf forfeit ali # which win be
Entrance to ali the Purses per cent which moneys viii go
Handieappers selected BY the Proprietor
The rule for bandcapng to be by reducing not increasing
weights
II shall be discretion of the Proprietor to receive sub
s sf!sP Nay sl IT, s1s,s =, a..sa !,
for in manner, by the horses that appear Oh the
Course =, ,,s.,o,,r, ony III III,
Subscriptions nominations and dsclaraons e Al the Stake
iha ns esaassen
The above moneys hung up the day after adyer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09

Fine Offices known Dmcans Buildings" and the SPLEEN
sichore Streets Also desirable in ST. Paul's Church.
BY PALFREY & CO.,
WV. sTER, Auctioneer-ohice, No q Camp street.
SATURDAY, April 21, 1850, at 12 o'clock
Il three orders lie honorable the Second District Court
Of New Orleans rendered the 4 Of April 1859 and the sh
matter succession of Greer Duncan deceased will be
so T. a CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon situated in the half
square bounded by Chartres Bienye and Ex
change Alley having % feet front Exchange Alley by
depth of and inehemoe or measure
The comprise The f brick building No
ABOUT s oEKT f PoRTIoN OF GROUND with all the
buildings and hercon situated in the half
bounded by Guohoue Royal and Bienylle streets and TX
tomhouse street by $50 Depth and front Exchange
Alley The improvements comprise brick building
esn Bnidings Vest Side The corner Office second floor
lately occupied by Mess Duncan Mcconnell their law
Office sold sbecl the usfruct in favor of james McCon
hes isa SERTAiN PORTION Of GROUND lately occupied
BY the deceased together with all the buildings and improve
nents thereon the rights ways privileges servtudes and ad
vantages heeanto belonging wise appertainng stu
Apollo Nayades Euee and Tesohore streets desgnated
by the No. plan OF A Hedn dated December " ls52
eity as plan Mo- TX said lot measuring feet
lines front Apollo street the same on each o Euerge and
English measure The improvements comprise elegantly
built mansion large kitchen apartments hs house fine aeh
greens exotic plants hrubbey etc. and all the improvements
Said property delivered the purchaser month after
SALE . -
ns-TERMS-Fort the Pew, cash for the Real Estate one
fourth cash the balance credit of and years fol-
tnry and thereafter per until paid BY
special mortgage upon the property sold.
and the policies transferred until the final pay
ments have teen made; , o..,,,.. ,,a,,...
Acts Of sale before e. eavhef notary paoe AZ me sx
e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09

The subscriber Is prepared the PLANTERS,
PATENTED CORD WoWb CUTTER and invites an parties
interested in planting to call and the
which Will be working day, between of
u and M At the store No Canal This simple
chine will do, with two hands much fifteen
jaSI II W. G. COOK. Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09

NEW ORLEANS GAS IIGHr CoMrkNY,l
March &C. 1860.
h5aNotfee to StocIxhoiders- meeting of
the Stockholders of his will be held at the o
street. TUESDAY, LIST Of May next ut IL O'Clock
NJ deliberate upon the acceptance rejection of act Of
the Legislature extending the charter of this Company
By order Of the Board
MI tmy1 r. N. WOOD, President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09

E. Mcfarland, Secretary.
--sFloor Managers.
No lady admitted ticket signed the Secretary
Applications for tickets of Invitation be left with
the Secretary the Office Of the Grand Secretary Odd Fellows
Hall, with any of the above managers.
All mask domino will DO required to nnnask b.
entering the Ball Room, fni1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09
ay-Holland Council Of Royal and sele

. NN%HOIIamd Council of Royal and Select
Masters, No meets the FOURTH THURSDAY Of every
Fellows Hail. First District
orE1cERs-J H Holland, t. H.. G.. NJ: G. P. Crane
d. l. g. M; T A. Bartlette p. w; Bruno Lucas
Treasurer JAS Furn Recorder H. j. Stanshnry Captain
'' = 'S~@i ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09
r. r. WALTON.
DESIRABLE SQUARE or CIR aUND IN THE FIRST DIS
&& tEiet at auction.
BYJ B. WALTON

DESIRABLE SQUARE or CIR fUND IN THE FIRST DIS
&$F tEiet at auction.
By J. B. WALTON,
AucuosEEs-oGice 40 Camp street.
SATURDAY, the 18th April, 1860, at IL
~ O'Clock M at The 81 Charles Hcts Exchange auction
will be sold
TWENTY-FIVE LOTS or GROUND in the Firs. DIstrict
Of this city being the bondet Miro ave Palmyra
and Gasqnef streets designated by the Nos Is
Ito 4, inclusive Nos lg to ~ inclusive
eaeh n feet front Galyez depth lis
feet inch.
Nos. q and q each % feet front on GaIvez
street, by q depth Of 40 feet 3 inches lfnes
Nos q and "a each rs inches and lines
front Gayez street, by depth Of 100 inches and
lines.
Lots Nos 10 4 inclusive and loa Nos Is to H. Inclusive
each Is feet inches each Palmyra Calves
streets, by a depth OF f09 feet
No. Irregular form, measuring II feet inch
lines front asqret stree inches In rear
depth the line of lot No and 6 feet 10 inches and
lines the other side.
Lots Los and IL measure street.
by a depth Of 100 feet inches and lines.
Lots Nos 10 and ii each % feet 10 inches and nes
front Miro street by depth Of lo feet inches and lines
&H- TERMSOne cash the balance on credit Ct
and in the notes Of the purchasers to tser own order
bearing interest the rate of cent anu from o.
sale to maturity and cent thereafter If not punetnsiy
paid with special mortgage the property sold until ina
payment.
Acts of before Lsbony Notary Public, at the
| pense Of the purchasers AZ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09

DERRY's MON EXPLOSIVE, CAMPHENE,
BURNING FLUID AND PATENT BURNERS.
PATENT COAL OIL LAMPs-in great variety.
REFINED KEROSENE OR COAL OIL
Which burns without odor or smoke.
PAPER HANGINGs-A good assortment
~. LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS,
In great quantity and variety.
srERN LARD, COTTON SEED and MACHINERY OILS.
complete assortment of STOVES among which are the eel
ebrated GLOBE COOKING STOVES the cheapest good stove
in the market,
PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE.
TABLE CUTLERY, together with general assortment OF
House Furnishing MENTION for sale at
the lowest prices, by ,xnrnnv
40 3m liz Poydras street;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09
g3artituIar Motitss.

FIRE DgPARraEyr or New ORLEANS $50
Chief Epgineer's Office, April 1850
Inauguration Of the statue r. 10 81 csdsmaays
ii the occasion on THURSDAY April lz 70 the
invitation or the Clay Monumental Assoctat,on, Il
The several Engine Hook and Ladder and Hose
full uniform with banners flags etc., viii form in the usual
numerical oder under of the Chief and Assistant
Engineers past o'clock A. on Camp street opposite
Lafayette Square preparatory e Joining w asv and
Carroitan ara resculIy invited with the Fire Depart
In the celebration OF the day. -. A.. n
AT OF the ceremonies on Canal street, we
6'''' ALFRED BELAFGER,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09

HrYOung Mems Benevolent Association
Inauguration the stane Of Henry 70 az
officers Of this Association will NEE. 4 the Hall 81
the Sons of Louisiana of Greaten and s1an Fields
streets on THURSDAY April 18th 1860. at O'Clock NJ IN
participate in the ceremonies Of the q
Statue Of tic ustrious and patriot HENRY CAI
Punca attendance requested Of all the members on TINS
occasion.
ae4t FRED. a RAsCH, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09

closed mall consisting eties and newpapers for states
cities OF the Postal Union and
Norway Sweden Poland Russia Greece tnnian ISLANDS, ete
Is the Post Office In New York seai.weekly
"a mail for the West India Islands VIII be sent ~ '
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09

TREAsURER's OFFICE, Cry HALL,
New Orleans La March II, 1860.
n9eTo the Publie-Notice is hereby given,
that in possession OF the bills of the city and
fully prepared for the collection of all the City Consolidated
Taxes all Real Estate Slaves Personal Prop
ey and Capital according the Assessment Rolls Of
1850 Tax payers are respectfully forward early
nil 3ni ADAM GIFFEN Treasurer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09

New ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
=58" RAILROAD COMPANY,
New Orleans, March %, 1860.
n7- In conformity with the charter, an
election will held the office Of The Company Camp
street. opposite Lafayette Square, MONDAY April TO- 1861
o'clock for eighteen Directorstwelye to be chosen
Stockholders residing in louisiana and six from Stock
holders residing Mississippi; Provided, majority of the
Of the be represented at said election but
stock be then represented the election will
MONDAY, April g 1860, the office of the COM
pany, from 3 to O'Clock.
m30 tal6 R. S. CHARLES, Secretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09

SUCCESSION OF GREER B. DUNGAN-SALE OF THE
Fine Offices known Duncans Buildings and the sPen-
schore streets. Also desirable Pew in ST. Paus Church.
nv pATEpEv Sr Cn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09

OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE,
New Orleans March %, 1860.
rg-Nefice is hereby given that Poisoned
Meal Will he distributed Dogs the Of
April next. TH0S. n. ADAMS.
u2a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-09

Knights Tempars and Appendant Orders No. the
THIRD FRIDAY of every month"; in the Hall of Perseverance
LODGE of ST. Claude and Dumane streets, Second
District.
OFFosRs-J. H. HOLLAND E.. Commander; O. p. Crane,
Generalissmo: F. Ricad, Captain General o. J. Donea
Preate F. w. Delesderner Senior Warden j. g. Wood,
Junior Warden NJ. A Cologne Treasurer +. Meilieur,
corder r. de Lucas Standard Bearer; A. A. Pray Sword
Bearer: N. nnrand, Warden = Reney. Sentinel.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-08-29
Dedication of Salem Church.

The goth August 800, was the day
set apart for the dedication of the New
Church at Salem Camp. ground. The SER
vices Was opened by Rev. Landy Wood, by
singing the 756th hymn-"And will the
great eternal God," &c. After a very ap,
propriate prayer and reading the 4th Chap =
ter OF the Episte Ephesians, the Presiding
Elder, Rev. s. Fl. Blown, then followed
with sermon from Ephesians 4th Chapter
and Sd verse,-"Endeavoring to keep the
unity OF the Spirit in the bond of peuce.''
His theme, the unity of the church, was
discussed with great ability. There is
but one" argued from the hopes of all res
ting on Christ-from the fact that they ars
oil led by the same Sprit-baptsed with
the same baptism, aiming at the same rest.
Denomnational divisions did not destroy,
but confirm the doctrine. Noah, Moses and
st Pau! belonged to different branches, but
were all OF the same family. He believed
that "xclusiveness indicated alienation from
the right to claim to be part of the true
Church Of Christ. Those who believe none
are in the true Church, but such as have
been immersed into their, or confirmed by
the Bishop. as into the Episcopal success
sion, or acknowledge the supremacy Of the
Pope, were placed by him in tho same cate
CORY. II was a mastery effort--his best.
lie closed by singing the 7s5th hymn,-
lord of host, to thee we raise" After
which the dedicatory prayer was addressed
to the throne Of groce-the DoxoIgy was
sung and the audience dismissed.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-08-29
Hon. L. M. Keitt.

The Guardian gives the following re-
port of the Hon. l.. NJ. Keitl's visit to Col.
umba and his address dslived there on the
2Gth inst
We had the pleasure OF meeting Col.
keitt at JanneHs Hote! on Monday even
ing. He was in good health, and, with his
family, was on his way to the springs.
As soon as il became known that Mr.
keitt was IN the city, an ;mpromptu seren-
made was got up by a few Of his friends -
After the band had played several pieces,
three cheers were given for the gallant
Representatives" In response, Col keitt
appeared on the piazza, and, after thanking
his friends for the unexpected compliment
and very happily alluding TO his collegiate
days in Columbia, and his transient Visits
here as Representative in the Legislature,
and on other occasions, he proceeded TO
address those assembled UPON the political
questions of the day. 1t is not nece ssary
to recapituIate his arguments or define his
position. These are well known; but We
may say that his remarks diew forth fire.
quent appause, especially when he express
ed his confident hope that the South would
meet the issue now presented, with the
same spirit that our forefathers met aggres-
sions of Old England
In the course Of his remarks, Col Keitt
paid II just and well merited tribute Ia the
fidelity ani ability Of our Immediate Rep.
resentative, Hon. w. w. Boyce. He re.
garded Mr Boyce as one of the truest men
in the South, and one whose influence was
felt, and whose POLITICAL course was justly
entitled to the commendation Of his con-
stituency, and of the Southern people.
AT the conclusion of mis- Remarks, which
were listened TO with great attention, three
cheers were again given Tor Col. Keitt, when
the company dispersed, all Pleased and grali.
fled with this impromptu demonstration Of
respect to an able, gifted and faithful repre-.
sentative Of South Carolina.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-08-29
lAdyertisement.l

Ma DIroR:-The election for member 9
- the Senate and House of Repr, sentalires
of the State Legislature is fast approaching,
and furthermore We are informed (ns is gen
orally The case IN all such elec,ions,) the
people ARE not YET satisfied with those who
have already been nominated to represen,
our distract We therefore, at the sugges
II"n of msny Of lis friends beg leave TO
present The name oi Col Jeremiah Funder
butk, As suitable gent ntieman TO represent
us IN ihe Iuwer branch OF the next Legis-
!,urr. We have not consulted the Col.
Oh this matter, but AS we believe that no
is man always ready to serve his District
either in ci,ii or military matters, that he
viii not after the many urgent solicitations
Of his friends decline TO run. x
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-08-29
The Omen of Victory.

The following, 10 the Charleston Mercu.
ry of the 2lst, and republished from the
New York report of the dry goods market
is full Of encouragement. Seward recently
boosted that New York State would give
Lincoln $4,000 majority. Such is their hos
tility to the South. When We see by such
reports as these, that the efforts made last
Spring to build up an independent uade
are being crowned with success, and that
already the strong Notifications of this trade,
through which we pour wealth into the
pockets Of our enemies, are cracking and
trembling before our well-directed assaults,
shall we not renew and multiply them, un-
til the whole system shall be completely an-
initiated : With the following confession,
let no one redicule the non-intercourse
movement.
Z" here is a marked lack Of Charleston
jObbers. A special effort has been made TO
establish there Soul hern distributing trade,
and TO supply it with stock directly Impor.
ted. During the Spring this effort Was, to
a considerable extent, successful a large
amount of goods was sold by the joLbers of
that city, aud some of the New York dis.
tributors found their sales considerably in
terfered with. This season, il is said that
the Charleston merchants nave imported
literally with view Of sustaining the trade
they secured for the Spring The parties
10 whom they sell mnst be the judges of
the comparative merits Of Charleston and
New York as dry goods markets but we
apprehend that the Charleston men will find,
that so far from their having WOO so much
Southern trade from this clty, they have
only just begun to compete for it,"