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Intemperance.

Perhaps, inerc Is no evil which infect our
land TO IS great all extent, or cngulfs so
many human souls as in Temperance. The
Wand Of mans nature is increased to that
stage''by the free use of alcoholic beverage
nrtil At last, nothing but the fatal end.
which must undoubtedly come soon, if he
still persist, can sever the chain that link his
body md soul TO the bottle. We are told
that thirty hoHSand human beings nre ush.
cred into drankards grave, annualIy-to
stand face to face with an angry God.
We cannot ut Il glance realize the fact,
that SO large concourse Of men-cmbra-
"ing the strong and the weak, tho mighty
and the great, the loved ones and the affrc-
r"naic-reap the rewards Of their private,
degraded life. Is it not n sad theme for
upright and honest reflection Who has
not lost n frend-u father, brother, or
some near one, in whose life your owr ex.
lstchce seemed 10 rcpose Scarcely fan,-
lily remains. but what have felt in some way,
the effects of its sparkling, fiery nature.
Could we draw back The veil and display
TO sight the private chamber, Of the great,
scene too horrible to be depicted, would
meet our every gaze. The Church Of God
suffer more from the evil causes of intem
perarce, than any other institution, which
pertain, in kindred, TO our eternal happiness.
Have You not seen the church member hold
ing to the corner posts Have you not
seen him s,agger a!on. the isle to his pew
And Lastly, but by no means least, have
you not witnessed his example at the card
table, when consumed under The influence
of liquor, he casts the dice and takes the
name Of God in vain
Again, visit the Halls of that stupendous
mansion, erected by the hearts blood of our
forefa,hers, expecting to receive from the
hands OF generous posterity, the we'll de-
served honor Of their names glory. Visit
it and what are the first impulses of your
heart Degradation has befnllen those
honored seats, once occupied by the true
and honest patriots OF the revolution,
whose every pulsation OF heart beat an
eternity Of love for their country and their
God. Now, bigo,ry, drunkenness, thevish-
ness and fopishncss, ill a majority Of their
places. Is i, not degrading TO the rcqured
and lofty position of this Union ! How
long will such n scene exist how long
will the public Offices continue to be plum.
deled and occupied BY snch vile men We
answer, briefly so long as tho South sub.
mil to the desires Of such traitors TO the
Constitution, SO long will these high pub.
lie trusts be degraded. Cooked with noo.
litionism to spirit at any moment, with a
black pitcher under their bench and a spoon.
ful Of brains in their head.
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The Correct Theory.

A correspondent of the Charleston Con-.
rier holds the following pert nent remarks
in relation to the late card Published by
the wholesale dealers in Charleston. urg-
ing upon the merchants of the South and
Southwest the policy of purchasing their
Supplies from them. Let Charleston set
the example Of mercantile and commercial
Independence of the North, and the mer-
chants of the towns and villages Of the in
terror will the more readily hcarken to her
appeal for patronage
at strikes us this buying Of the South
ern and Southwestern merchants from our
merchants does "ot cover up all that should
be done. We would inquire of those mrr-
chants who made the call, from wh ence do
thev procure their goods-thcy arc so
anxious TO sell on strictly Southern
grounds. We would have been pleased to
notice in their call some earnest they were
dispused 10 DO for the South; what Ihcy de.
sired the country merchants to do for then,
the! should have offered the goods thus
to be sold as direct importarons the pur
chasing by them % Northern supplies, Ia
be sold To Sortbrrn aad Southwestern
merchants, takes nothing from the North
though, indeed, it puts mere into iheir pock
cts-i, benefits not the South at large.
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The Irish and Abolitionism

A correspondent of the Camden journal
sPeculrting upon the probable support we
would receive in the event of n hostile COZ
lisson with the Northern States, pays the
following just tribute 10 the Irish
1--WE would be supported BY n large por-
ton of the foreign population ;; We would
have nil the Irish. On the memorial sent
10 Congress some years ago, signed by
three thousand New England clergymen,
not n Catholics name was found among
that unholy. rabbIe. Pink" in late let
ter to the Charleston Courier, speaking of
the elections in New York city says, "the
Irish are always DemocTatic; : and the Win.
chester Virginian says, "the first gun fred
ut the insurgents was by an lrishmap, keep.
er Of the bridge at Harpers Ferry the
second man ed was Bourney an Irish.
man and the last man killed was a gallant
young Irish Marine" The irish Catholic
and protestant who, whatever their relig-
ious pr6judices may be against each other,
are always found shoulder to shoulder,
fighting for the cause of liberty and law.
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HIGH PRICEs OF NEGRoEs.-Thc sa;cs of
negroes reported by our exchanges from
various quarters of the State indicate an
upward tendeucy in the valne of this spe.
cies of property. The Winasborc Register
furnishes the particulars Of II sale of Is ne.
grocs by the Commissioner in Equity for
Fairfield District, at sum total of Sl4.l25.
Another lot OF 26 negroes, sold at the late
residence Of Mrs. Kincaid, brought S23 $50.
Another lot of 80 negroes, belonging to the
estate of David GaiIlard deceased, sold f r
S24,52O. The usual number of old negroes
and infants were embraced in the above
numbers.
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MESSAGE OF GovERHoR MoRGAN.-Gov.
ernor Morgan, of New York, in his annual
message TO the Legislature, says that the
State of New York still maintains her pre-
vious opinions in regard to slavery. She
yields to none Of her sister States in de.
votion 10 the Union. She emphatically dis.
avOws any sympathy or cooperation with
those who sought to interfere with the in
sttntions of sister States Referring 10
slavery in the States and Territories, be
says that she yields cheerfnlIy obedience Ia
the doctrine of State sovereignty, and hav.
ing no disposition to interfere with the local
institutions of other States, ia prepared al
all times TO MD those States in the prctec
ton Of their sovereign power.
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Vigilance.

1t will be seen FROM communication
in another part of our paper, that the ci,i,
zens in the upper portion OF the District,
Keep wide awake to their own intere.ts.-.
we endorse such steps ms they have taken
aud think 1t would be well, for other sec.
tons of the District to form such societies.
We have heard, frequently, of Suspicious
looking characters lettering about through
the country, and we should keep one eye
open, nj least.
Rnmor says there is an underground
railroad not long WAYS off, but how true,
We Know not 1t is sufficient, We think to
lncIie neutrality-suspicious. there is smoke
very apt to be fire"
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Special Notices.

HoLLowAr's Pills have again triumphed over
every other Medicine Interesting Case /! ! -
Emily Walton, aged II, Of Walnut Street
Cincinnati, suffered much and often from sick
headaches, tottering of the limbs. numbuess on
the whole body, and other symptoms which
very .,uch alarmed her fond parents. the actu.
al name and nature Of the complaint puzzled
every one it bore such variety Of aspects
and consequently there were a variety Of opin-
ions on the subject. Three months ago, the
mother boldly vent to work with Hollowsy's
Pills. which very quickly performed their part,
for in six weeks the young lady was in posses
sion Of the most robust health after every
advice and medicine had failed. They are al
excellent medicine for young ladies entering
into womanhood. 60
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SHERIFFS SALES.

DY virtue Of suDdry writs Of II ia To me
ID directed, will sell before the Court
House door at Lancaster on the first Mon
day In February 1860, within the legal
hours Of sale the following real estate to,
wit ):
Four hundred ncres Of land, more or hess
lying or the Lancaster and Taxahaw road
and adjoiring lands Of Golden Williams,
Samuel Rowell, ctal. levied on and to be
sold as the property Of Irwin Knight nj the
sn,t Of J. Adams.
ALSO, Five hundred acrss, mors of less,
adjoining lands o. Robt Gardner. ID. Gard
ner, ct al, levied on and 20 be sold ~ tho
property Of Alfred Gardner at the suit Of
ID. r. Helton, (Janies p. Helton, real Pl'h }
Conditions cash. &c.
HENRY HANCOCK, $. Id.
JAM 10, 1860. St S3.25 each
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Washington Items.

December 3l.-Messrs. Branch, Of N. G..
and Grow, Of Pennsylvania, made arrange.
ments to leave this city at o'clock this
morning, for hostile meeting. The hack
man engaged by Mr.. Grow to drive him to
the ground, gave information to the police
which resulted in the arrest Of Mr.. Branch
at midnight, who gave bail f'r his appear
ance on Tuesday. Mr.. Grow has also been
arrested, and given bail for his appearance
on Tuesday. The amount in each case
was fixed at 5000. .-.. .....
January 6.tHoUsE OF REPREsENrArI-
vEs-Mr. Miles Of South Carolina, showed
that the anti-Lecomptonists were to blame
for the non-organization of the House.
He proposed to elect a temporary Speaker,
pass the necessary Appropriation bills, and
that the members should then resign their
seats, thus bringing the question of the
day directly before the people.
A ballot was next tried, one hundred and
twelve votes being necessary to a choice
SHERMAN, Black Republican,, l09
McCLERNAND, Democrat, 81
BoCOCK, Democrat, 80
The rest scattering.
The Democrats are hopeful Of an organ
izaton next week, with the aid Of the A
mericans and Anti-Lecomptonists
January GA better feeling was prevail,
ing between the Democrats and Americans
yesterday, and there are strong hopes that
combination will be effected between
them, for the defeat of the Black RcpubIi.
cans
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The Camden Journal.

The last issue oil this paper comes to us
considerably enlarged and atEe. wise ;mprc.
we'd, the result, we understand, of the in
creasing business patronage and general
prosperity Of the paper. We congratulate
our neigh Dor upon his success, and com.
mend his Journal to newspaper readers anG
to advertisers
Associated with Col Warren in the edi
torial department., is Mr.. J. w. Call, n lu-
ent and interesting writer, whose effort.
materially enhance the value and interest OF
the paper.
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A CARGO OF AFRrCANs.-fhe Sea Coas,
Democrat published at Mississippi City,
''earns from good authority that cargo of
African slaves is expected in Ship Island
liarbor the latter part of the present month
They will, if they arrive safe be landed
without "ns ",trnpt at SECRECY, the con.
slgnees trusting to the sentiment prenomi-
nnnt in Mississippi rs to the necessity OF
increasing the number Of laborers, for u lri-
umphant acquittal IN the event of n Govern
ment prosecution"
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For the Ledger.
Dedicated to Miss M.

Some sing the praise Of rosy wine,
Its sparkling color bright;
But in such songs with them to join,
She cannot take delight.
She has rich and nobler theme.
Fit for Queen aud King
"ris water pure and fresh aud good,
From Dr. Wylie's spring.
This will give life, health, joy and peace,
Refreshing every power;
She wants no better drink than this,
In trials darkest hour.
To cheer the heart and quench the ;hirst,
1t is the very thing
Then give her water pure and good,
From Dr.. Wylie's spring.
LlTTLE DUrcnaAS.
Lancaster, Jan, 6, 1850.
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Acts of the Legislature.

We pnblish this week for the information
Of The Commissioners Of Roads ard others,
the main features Of the new road Law pass
ed at the late session of the Legislature.
1t will be seen that the Act requires that
the Commissioners meet and organize on
the first Monday in February, the day sug.
gested by those of the members wEo Were
present on last Saturday,
Also the Act relative to the rate of Com.
missions to be charged by the Treasures
Of the various Boards.
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ACCIDEST.-We are sorry TO learn
that little son Of Mr.. John Booker's, Of
this District, received severe, but not
fatal wound, from the firing Of a gun in
the hands Of another boy near his own
age. They were out hunting together
during the christmas holidays aud the
boy having the gun, shot in the excite
ment Of the chase, without seeing bis
companion in time to change the direc
ton Of bis fire.
A son Of Mr.. Henry Linsey, living not
far from CashvIle also received during
last week severe wound to his hand
from the explosion of a gun.-Spartan.
burg E1preSs.
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Burnt TO DEkTH.ZA negro girl be
long, 70, Mrs. Nail. was burnt to death in
this town, on last Tuesday the Ord Of Jan.
uary. She was engaged in cooking din.
per when her dress caught FIRE and having
on hoop skirts. it was impossible to ex,in
guish the flames. Drs. Lambert, Morr;-
son and Corn we'll, were instantly called in
but she was dresdfully burnt and died in
three hours. Mr.. and Mrs. Nail, and Mrs
Clark, we learn, were all smartly burnt
in attempting to save the grl.--Chester
Standard. IL
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The SoUTHERNEh,-The new paper at
Darlington Court House, whose forthcom-
ing was announced n short lime since, has
made its appearance. II is Of medium size,
neatly executed and edited by F. F. Warlcy,
Esq, whose efficiency in this department was
amply demonstrated during his connection
VIII the Darlington Flag. In politics, the
Suuthcrnt. takes bold stand for Souih-
ern rights. Terms, 81 year in advance
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THE WEATHER.-rhe weather has con.
tnued very dlsagreeable for several days
past, though somewhat warmer The melt
ing snow caused foggy md misty dew
which has fingered both day and night--not
penetrable by the eye at short distance
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THE FRANKLIN MY-'rhis School
under the supervision Of Mr.. John NJ. Bea-
tv, opened its Session on Monday last, the
9th inst. This institution of learning can.
not be surpassed in any quarter Of the
State. and it has advantages which we hear
tily recommend TO the patronage OF this
and surrounding Districts.
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The Test of IL Years Experience has

i ne est OF IL ears experience = as
proved the superior quality OF HcgcnaE; Clark
Il COS Genuine God Livcr Oil. 1t is pronoun-
ccd by Physicians the best remedy for Con.
sumption, Scro!a!a, Chronic Rheumatism, &c,
ever discovered.
Caution, value OF this remedy de.
pcnds upon its purity, and in order to secure
our customers pure article, one of our firm
went 70 Newfoundland to superintend the
manufacture OF our oil, and We warrant it pure.
See that the label has the eagle and martar,
and the signature over the cork OF each bottle
as there is a great deal Of cheap, inferior oil
palmcd off for genuine, to the great injury Ct
patients.
.isk for lIegcman, Clark 4 Co.'S, and take
no other, aS many have been cured with the
genuine who have used others without any
benefit.
Useful In Every Family. Paint, Grease Pots,
etc, removed instantly gloves. silks, ribbons,
etc, cleaned equal to new, without injury to
the most delicate color oi fabrics, by liegcman
Co. Concentrated Bcnzire, only IS cents
per bottle. lIegeman & Co., Druggists, l6l
5'9. 5ll and 1856 broadway, Y. 45-am.
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It is a common observation that Il

It is a common observation that there
are more sufferers from debility, among Ameri-
cans than can be found among any other civil
lzed nation. The reason is obvious. We take
too little exercise, and forget the wants of the
body in the absorbing pusruits of business. In
all such cases, ordinary medicines can do little
good. What is required is jus such a tonic
and invigorator as DR.. ]. Hostetter has given
to the world, in his CELEBRATED "BIT.
TIERS" The weak and nervous dcnizeh of the
countng.hous the exhausted toiler upon the
shop.board, and the prostrated student of the
midnight lamp, have found wonderful regen.
erator in the "RIrTKRs," and prefer it to more
pretentious, but less cfiicacious medicines
But it should not be forgotten that the agent
which is so magical in its influence upon a
frame which is merely debilitated, is equally
powerful in assisting nature to cxpel the most
terrible forms Of disease Who will not give il
a rial January.
Sold 10y druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. sF See advertisement in anoth
er column.
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FEMALE SCHooL.-Miss Mary b. Ham,
m0nd's Female School commenced its first
Session on Monday last. LaEcaster Vii =
lage has long needed such an institution
and we must congratulate the citizens in
their good fortune of having the services
of this accomplished and pious lady at its
head.
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Hon. Judge Mason, of Iowa, who made
himself so popular with the Inventors of the
country while he held the oflicc of Com
missi"Ecr Of Patents, has, we learn, associa-
ted himself with Mum s. Co, at the Seicn-
tifc American Office, New York.
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office, at Ian,
cnsterC G. H., Quarter ending December 81 {,
1889:
Burgess, 2, Lee Rar6eId, John ,iley,
Geo ID Beckham, II w 'Cheves, Joseph
Crows v Carlisle, NJ C. Evans, 4. Ellis
Fraidey, Harmon King, Col Il G Innier, >
C Morrison, ESQ, ID q McRae, A Nnu, Esq,
NJ Powell, Miss Mary A Powell, Miss
Sue Porter, w NJ Purpy, Jorom Sprouse,
G NJ Simpson, Mrs Nancy TURNER, s Il
Thompson, John X Warmer (25)
- K G BILLINGS, p NJ.
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WAKE FOREST CoLLEGE.-The Trustees
of Wake Forest college, NC, have re-
Gently elected Prof. VIM. Royal, of Fur.
man University. 3. c., TO the Chair Of An
cient Languages, and Prof. James Fl. Foote
of Tay ylorsville, N. c., to give instruction in
the came departments.
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The SoUTH CARoLMIAN-This old, we'll
tried and sterling journal, made its appear
ance on new years day in an entire new
suit of type. imparting freshness to its be-
fore neat appearance.
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Obituary.

Died at Fort Mills, York District, Mon.
day January and, in the 2Sth year Of her
age, Mrs. Margaret Powell, wife Of b. F..
Powell, Esq.
Died, in Chester, on the 18th of Decem-
Der, Mrs. Anna Wylie, wife Of the late
Judge Peter Wylie.
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Law CAHD.-We take pleasure in reftrr-
ing TO the Card of B. J. Wlherspoon, Esq
in this days paper, who has lately become
associated with the Lancaster Bar
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THE Markets

COLUMBIA, January THE sales Of cot
ton yesterday amounted 10 1877 bales--ex.
tremes 7 i0ie.
CHARLEsros, January 6.-Cotton.-The
transactions to-day were confined to some
l26l oales, at the quotations Of the morn.
ing. ranging from 81 to lltc.
New York, January 8.--The Cotton
market was firm 10 day, and 1900 bales
changed hands, with Middling Upiands quo.
ted ct iltc.
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RELIGIOUS NoTrcE.-Rev. A. L.. Slough.
and Rev. Thos Mason, will preach at Lnn-
casterville--at the house of p. T.. Ham
mond on Saturday night 2sth INST, and on
Sunday the 29th at the Court House.
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SALEs.DAy.-A good many negroes
were sold OH Monday and Tuesday-all
commanding the highest prices We no
tice, in one instance, that common field
hand sold for $1,000 and others went at
corresponding, rates YorkuiHe Enquirer.
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UDOLPHO WOLFE,
10, ~. & ~ Beaver Street, II. Y.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.

ID Grief e. Co. NeD Orleans. La.
a. J Jones, Mobile, Ala.
Huonicntt d Taylor, Atlanta, Geo.
HavIiand. Chichester g. Co, Augasta Ga.
Raglsnd a. Birch, ColKssbus, Geo. =
Bowdre a. Anderson, Macon, Geo.
EIolcomb a. Co, Sapannah. Geo.
q Follin, CAarlesion s. C..
January IL 1850. 4S--3m.
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LOCALS COLUMN

RELIGIOUS SERvlcEs.-The regular relig-
ious services will bo held on Sabbath next,
at the Methodist Church-Rcv. l.. Wood,
officiating pastor. "'."..
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AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE sEyERA

AN ACT TO AUTHORIZE THE SEVERAL
BOARDS OF. COMMISSIONERS OF THIS
STATE, TO FIX THE RATE OF CoMMIs
sIoNs TO BE CHARGED BY THEIR REsPEc-
TIVE TREAsURsRs, FOR RECEIVING AND
PAYINa OUT THE PUBLIC FUNDS, AND
FOR OTHER PURPOSES.
!. BE 1t enacted by the Senate and
House OF Representatives, now met and
sitting in General Assembly, and By the
authority of tho same. That the several
Boards OF Corpmissioners Of the Poor,
Free Schools, Roads, Bridges and Ferries,
tnd Public Buildings of this State, shall
he, and they are hereby authorized and
required to fix the rate Of corn missions To
be.charged by their respective Treasurers
tar receiving, keeping and paying out the
public funds committed to their charge
Provided, That the turning over Of funds
from one Treasurer TO another, shall in no
case be held such receiving or paying
ont rs to entitle the Treasurer to com
missions; and Propided, further, That
the public fuds shall in ne case be taxed
with more than four per eeptum commis,
SONS, both for receiving and, paying ont.
II. That it sha!I be, the duty 2f, each
Of said Boards Of CoinHiissoners, to re.
quire their Treasurer, before entering up.
on the discharge Of the duties Of bis office
to enter into bond with good sureties,
payable TO the State Of South Carolina,
ip penalty to be fixed by the Board.
conditioned for the faithful discharge Of
bis duties, which bond shsll be 6Ied and
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TO CORN SELLERS.

THE Cisi'wilt be paid on delivery fos
Finy Bushels Of good white Corn. Eu.
Quirs at this Office.
Jsa'y 9Th 1850, 4Tf
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Gbe Irlgrl.
LANCASTERVILLE, S. C.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Jan. IL, 1860.

sg" See addition to Capt Ingram's ad
vertisemsnt in reference to the Hanging
Rock Springs.
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Mr.. EDITOR Please announce Mr.. WIN.
RoBEkysoE, Candidate for Tax Collector
ut the eEsuing election and oblige his
friends WAxHAws.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

Mr.. EDIroR.--By announcing ML r. e..
POTTS, candidate for Tax Collector at
The next election you will obligc his
MANY FGIESns.
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FOR ShERIFP.

MIR. EDITOR Please announce SIR
AMOS McMANUS, candidate for tho
Office Of Sheriff for Lancaster District, for
the ensuing term and obiige his
MANY FRIEYDs.
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The friend. Of Capt. J. B. COUSART.
announce him n candidate for Sheriff for
Lancaster District, at the ersuirg term.
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AnnOInc aznents.
FOR CLERK.

Mr. EDIToE-The many friends Of Mr..
~. J. HANCOCK. announce hun n candi-
date for Clerk Of the Court for the ensuing =
| term.