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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

VINO WILL ANSWER ? - When will the
Democratic papers tell their readers that Mr.
Benjamin, an ultra pro-slavery Senator from
Louisiana, stated in debate that he thought
Mr.. Lincoln a fairer, more candid and safer
man on the slavery question than Mr.. Douglas
himself? When will they tell them that, on
the popular vote in Illinois, majority of over
four thousand was given to Lincoln over
Douglas for Senator, and that the latter's final
election was in direct and known disregard of
the popular will?
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

Iowa Cry REPoRTsR.-L. d. Ingersoll,
(well and favorably known as the ssLinken-
sale'' correspondent of the Burlington
Hawkeye,) is announced as the.future editor
of the Reporter, in conn ection with F..
Lloyd. The Reporter, we are glad to per-
ceive, is being properly sustained since its
recent conversion to the true faith.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17
Georgia Breckinridge Conven.
ton.
M1LLRDeEvILLR, Ga, August 9

At the Breckenridge State Convention to-
day, Ohas. Mcdonald and Henry r. Jackson
were appointed Electors at Large. The
Convention was large and Harmonious. Mr..
Toombs made speech. Mr.. Cobb was not
present. tG-Hts4-- IGa HlGi "a 81
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

:. "A BAD SPIlT.-Is is said that Chang and
Eng, the Siamese twins, differ in politics.
Both are veteran Democrats, but Chang is
now for Breckenridge and Eng for Douglas.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

MR. DOUGLAS AsToN1sHMENT. - Senator
Douglas, during his travels through New
England, professed to have been astonished
beyond measure at his magnificent" recep-
tions. He has been astonishad at every point:
astonished in Connecticut and Massachusetts,
astonished in New York and Vermont. aston
l>hed in New Hampshire and Rhode lsiand
lie will be much worse sstonlshed At the
m Joritres which viii be given against hun IN
these States next November.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

ca The programme of Mr.. Stewards visit
to the West is published. He will be with
the Republicans of Michigan, on Saturday,
September lst, and IN Wisconsin and MINNIE
sofa on the Saturdays following. He will
speak in Illinois as the State Committee NAV
appoint, and, on his return, will speak in
Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17
BLAZE Has MAJaRirY For BoTa .KXs

BLAIR has Majority FOR BOTH . .KXs -
rhe ST. Louis Dsa1acf1t claims that Frank
P Bialr, jr., ,s elected 10 Congress for botu
the snort and the lon terms. ''By official
count there are over two hundred Repub.
lican tickets which were polled for f..
Blair for Congress- which he has not
received credit for. and which give him
majority over Barrett of fifty OF sixty votes.
That he is entitled to these votes both on
the long and the short term, no doubt can
be entertained" -t A
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17
Storm at Boston.
BosToN, August 9.


There were heavy thunder storms yestsr-
day afternoon. Two sohooners lying at the
wharf, and several buildings in Cambridge
and other places, were struck by lightning
and partly destroyed. A boy at the Reform
School on Thompson Island was instantly
killed. ai5 .4sgac2 81 ai +aE.-
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

Of course, IN this procedure, Mr.. Douglas
had his party at his back. In order to test
and limit, plainly, the intent of the movement,
Senator Harlan, of Iowa, offered as an
amendment the following proviso:
"But the free discussion of the morality
and expediency of Slavery should never be
interfered with by the laws Of any State, or
the United States; and the freedom of speech
and Of the press on this and every subject of
domestic and national policy should be
maintained anvioLate in ali the States"
The amendment was rgscted-the Repub-
llcans present all voting for it, and atl the
Demoerats present voting against it The
party thus placed itself on record in the
Senate as the opponent of freedom of speech
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

ATTEMPT TO KILL THE EDITOR OF THE
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS. i By the Pony
Express which arrived at St. Joseph on the
9th, with Pixies Peak dates to the I'd inst,
we learn that on the 31st ult. desperate
attempt was made to kill VIM. N. Byers,
editor of the Rocky Mountain Meas, by
three rufhars named Carl Wood, George
Steele and John Rocker. They entered the
Office in state of intoxic catio n and SAILING
Mr.. Byers and brandishing cooked revolvers
threatened to shoot him instantly, or any
one who should attempt to interfere. They
forced him to 60 to saloon, where they
became lore violent in threats and demon.
strations. Edward Jumps, proprietor Of
the saloon, succeeded in getting their atten-
tlon while Byers was taken out the back
entrance and escaped to his Office. The
three desperadoes mounted horses and rode
to the Office of the N.,os and endeav red to
4"ao, Z ~ra ~, NJ ta@ ,1stsUs'o5 u sn e.
.os M. aul tsiiins, rod p4sg int atsoe
j hrri s'Vtral ~ho into It wa.ctl v. e.
re1u o' 'n ha.I as'ng E'ct u It
u dsr".lG- t.1. BY sa.s .iY.e %.s W e
rt, VS. u,''li I'D ni es. = llss "a. pafsui..
WAen ~ At me Pate, t;u ials, .ep.sr:..ed,
tecie tnmi! haex trssfi> ssysn, i.,.d WIS
'sh3t n HE he,d hy ibo",as p Lock Wood
aud Ro"ker W re captured two hours later.
lutepse excitement prevailed, .ud &c y,s
with ditfic1.ty that the ml!dened crowd
could be prevented froIs b ngiDg them on
the spot. Their trial was in progress when
the Express left. The three men are said to
be very bad characters. They were prob.
ably ipcensed at some remarks made in the
NeOs concerning their conduct.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17
MR. DOUGLAS.

| IR. DOUGLAS.
" Mr.. President, the
uode of preserving peace
is plain. This system of
Sectional warfare must
cease. The Constitution
has giyen the power, and
all We ask Of Congress is
to give us the means, and
I'VE, 6y indictments and
conoictions in the FEDERAL
Courts Of the ssueraI States,
UiN make such example of
|Ms k0ders Of these csnspi-
racies as will strike terror
into Mehearss Of the others,
and there will be "a end
Of tbs crusade. The great
principle that underlies
The organization of the
Republican party is vio-
lent, irreconcilable, eter-
nal warfare upon the in
stitution Of American
Slavery, with . view to its
Ultimate extinction thro'.
,ut the land. Sir, I con-
Tess, the object of the
sgislation l contemplate
8 to PUT DOWN this
'utside interference-iti is
o repre.s the sirrepressible
snfiet.'
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17
BID From the Albany Evening Journal
The Sedtti0n law and the De.
..E.g a MlOCraCY. a. a

No act of oar Government ever called out
such universal odium and condemnation as
the famous "Sedition Law" which undertook
to coerce opinion, and to deny liberty of
speech and of the press. Unpopularity and
lasting defeat rewarded its proposers. and
history chronicles it ss a law unworthy Of the
age and country where it originated.
Mr.. Douglas is the only statesman of
modern times who has had the hardihood to
propose the revival of this statute. He, last
winter, in the Senate, brought up new
Sedition Law scheme, closely resembling the
old one. Yet, in one respect, his imitation
was even worse than the original. The pro.
posers of the first Law had at least the excuse
that they were, as they supposed, defending
. Free Government, BY harsh means. Mr..
Douglas Sedition Law, while equally harsh,
had no object but to defend and perpetuate
the institution of Slavery. We place an
extract from Mr.. Douglas speech side by side
with portion OF the justly Infamous Sedition
Act, that all may note the striking similarity
between the two:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17
sEDITION ACT.

s6OII1ON ACIs
"And bs it further en-
acted, That, il any person
shall write, print, utter
or publish, or shall cause
or procure to be writtsn,
printed, uttered or pub
lishsd, OF shall knowingly
AID willingly assist or aid
in writing, printing, ut.
tering or publishing, any
false, scandslous and ma
licious writing or writing.
sgainst the Government
Of the United States, OF
either house Of the Con
gress Of the United States,
or the President Of the
United States, with intent
to defame the said Gov
srnment, or either house
of the Congress, OF the
said President, or to bring
them, or either Of them, !
into contempt or disrs-
puts, or 10 ercate against
them, or either or amy Of
them, the hatred Of tie
gssd people Of the United
SIatss, or to stir up sedi-
ton within tho" United
States, or to excite anylt
unlawful combinations {
therein, for opposing or
resisting any law of the
United States, or any act
Of the President OF the
United States, done in
uf sny sucht
Law, or of the powers in
hin vested BY the Consti-
tutien Of tho United
ststes--then such person |
being thereof convicted
before any court of the
United States having ju-|
thereof, shall
bs punished by . 6ne mott
exceeding two thousand
dollars, and by imprisoR-
ment not exceeding two
ysare.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

500 .e2Q-- sas5a saidia5 lysoa gsisiiem
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

U agp .LaI}k Ggm 5ai 20 5a.4g sal ESQ
" 4Aass9 eeY 4g8 eca9ss % hs3Ja.sliA 1e1sbzg&4
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

IA ssN 81 Jsnk.F e nthssI loi g9ai = .s''l =
a,.h-rcr sTssA 4siTsGsL--
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-17

n" Col. THOMAS II. WATTS"
There are several points to be noticed in
this letter: b.. aa
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-08-15

"OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
w the public that he has located him
self permanently at Lancaster G.. H., and
wiil be happy TO wait upon all who may
favor him with a call. lie Ratters himself
that from his long experience in the vari.
Gus branches of his Profession, he can give
entire satisfaction to all who may entrust
him with the care of their teeth.
Artificial Teeth inserted from single
tooth To full sets, with Clasp or by Atmos.
pherie Pressure.
Particular attention paid to the preserva-
ton of carious teeth, for millions are now
annually lost for want of timely and Judi
cious treatment
Charges reasonable and all work warran-
ted.
Teeth extracied without pain. Ladies'
and gentlemen are invited TO call and have
their teeth examined free OF charge.
Oitice in Mr.. Emmons' bnilding, I'd door
South Of j. Adams Store.
Office hours from 6 a. NJ. TO IL NJ. and
from ]. to 8. p. w.
April I8, 1860. lO-Iy.
y "
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Land for Sale,

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
Il Sale his valuable plantation, situated
in Franklin county, Ga, on the old Federal
Road miles west Of Gainesville, contain.
ing t%elre hundred i2OO) acres-I5O acres
No. l bottom lnnd-800 acres in woods, the
remainder cleared in good cultivation.
There is good dwelling house and eve.
ry necessary out building on the premises.
The land is vel watered and adapted to
the growth of grain OF cotton.
The place is ia two miles of the route Of
The Air Line Rail Road. Call and see be.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
J. r. EARLE,
Georgian, Franklin Co, Ga.
augt 18th 1860, 27-4t
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5 o U L III G A ROLL Ma,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

5 o U L III G A RO LIMA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
RY p. r. HAMMOND, Esq, Ordinary
- for said District
WHEREAS, ROBERT MARSHAL, ap
piled to me for Letters of Administration
on all and singular the Goods and Chattles,
Rights and Credits Of Isabella Marshal late
OF the District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and nd
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, TO be and
appear before me ut our next Ordinary's
Court Tor the said district, to be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 81 day of
August inst, to show cause, if any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this ! 9th day
{ - of august in the year OF our
( l.. 8. Lord one thousand eight hundred
(~~ and sixty, and in the eighty fifth
year of American Independence
L. ". HAMMOND, o.L.p.
August Is, 1860. 27-2t p fS2OO
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Timely Notice.

have given : .sEgs F;emi-e TO pay jan
vary lst 1860, and, therefore, J must have
menoy. To those who so generously rs
sponded 10 my call last November, Z would
return my sineeSe thanks, but TO those who
turned deaf ear would now earnestly
cay, must pay or you will pay cost. -
Make your response 10 Mai. J. N Wylie
or r. l.. Wright who has my notes and nc.
counts.
Angt. 18th 1880, 27-a
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A CARD.

Dr.. q. Bennett takes this method Of in.
forming his numerous friends who have so
eiberally extended him their patronage, that
he will be absent from Lancnsterville for
the ensuing four or FIVE weeks. Upon his
se,urn re will be happy to resume his pro-
tesslonal labors. Orders, during his tenn
porary absence, may be left at his office.
July25th, 1860, IT,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-08-15

The friends of the HON. GEORGE
Nice. WrfIiERSPUON. announce HIM
candidate ior reelection to the State Sen
ate, from Lancaster District.
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s 0 U Il Ii CA ROLINA,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

hhiNShS CN DlS RlC l..
PY p. II. Hammond, Esquire, Ordln nary
ID for said District
WHEREAS, VIM. b. NELSON, has
applied to me for Letters of Admin
istration on all and singular the Goods and
Chattles, Rights and Credits of ROBERT
NELSON, late of the District aforesaid. de.
ceased.
THESE are, therefore, to cite and nd.
monish all and singular. the kindred and
creditors of the said deceased, to be and
appear before me at our next Ordipary's
Court for the said district, to be holden at
Lancaster Court House on the 2Ist day of
Aug. next. to show cause if any, why the
said Administration should not be granted.
{ ~ Given under my hand and seal
( l.. 5. this sixth day of August, in
S~~ the year Of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and sixty, and in
the eighty fifth year of American InGe-
p. Il. HAMMOND,
o. l.. ID.
hng. 10, 1860. ct pf So.
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Announcements.
FOR THE SENATE.

Mn EDIToH :--Please announce Capt
JAMES ID. MclLNVAIN as candidate
for the Senate at the ensuing election, aud
oblige INDIAN LAND.
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

Mn. EDlToG:-Yon will obligc the friends
of MIR. =. 4. MOBLEi, by placing his
name in nomination, for representative to
the lower branch o: the nexi State Legis-
laturc.
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We are authorized 10 announce MR..
JOSEPH CLARK, candidate for Repre-.
sentative in the lower branch Of the next
Legislature.
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Mn. EpIroR.-iou will obiiIc many
friends by placing the name Maj. J. h, Rut-
ledge, in nomination for RI election to the
lower branch OF the State Legislature.
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Notice.

/ FOREWARN all persons from trading
Il for a NOTE given by me and Tbos. j.
Clyburn security, To- las E,tlidge for eight
hundred dollars, dated day 1860.
Dne lst January next, the consideration
for whch snd note WAS given having failed
! am determined, noi TO pay said note un-
less compelled by law.
WILSON HouGH.
July +th 1850. 2ln
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-08-15
GROVER & BAKERS
NOlSELESS SEWING MACHINE,
FOR PLANTERS USE.

The very great success Of the Grover
g. Baker Sewing Machine throughout the
Southern States has been peculiarly graft
Tying to the manufacturers, who are led TO
believe that their eBdeavors to make n re-
liable machine have been appreciated. The
policy of the Company will be unchanged,
and, rs heretofore, each machine will be
warranted in every respect to be as repre-
scented. That we manufacture and sell the
machine best adapted TO all the wants Of
the people of the South, can be attested by
thousands of Families AMI Planters who
have them in daily use and, feeling the
Importance of meeting every want of the
southern people, we have just introduced
AN ENTIRELY NEW MACHINE,
Made Expressly for Planters Use
machine that will sew the finest fabrics
Tor the inmates of the household, and the
coarscat goods for the negroes of the field.
Ii is so simple iE construction, that a SER
want of ordinary capacity can readily learn
to work it, and keep it in order. In ordi-
nary wear, the machine can not get out of
repair, and should last many years-being
constructed with especial care rs to dura.
biIity. We feel every confidence of it Civ
ing the most complete satisfaction. That
our machines will 60 better sewing than
can be done by hand, is evidenced by nu-
mcrous testimonials, and from many we
select and invite attention 20 few, as
showing
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NOTICE.
Notice,

TERTAlN irresponsible persons have
~ been for some time past engaged in
Telling timber on the lands known as the
"Cnlifornia Place." ard converting the same
into shingles and other kinds Of material
for sale. Now notice is hereby given to all
responsible persons not TO purchase or re-
move such material from the said lands, ex-
cept with the permission Of MIR J. A. Gun.
ningham or myself, upon pain Of being trea-
tex and dealt with ns Trespassers
J. +. CURETON.
Acg't, ist 1860, 25-H
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Prepared and sold by
JOHN J. MoKAIN.

NnN nNIDEN, -. Y.
Wholesale Agents, Haviland,
Stevenson " Co., Charleston,
South Carolina.
Sold by Hasseltine G Massey,
Lancaster, s. c.; MagiIl & Beat
tic, Pleasant Hill ; r. G. Patter-
son, Liberty Hill.
Aug. s, 1850, 2G-tf
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Even Those who are in the enjoyment O.
perfect health frequently have need to have re-
course to tonics rs preventatives of disease
We are never too well armored against the as
asaults Of "the ills that flesh are heir to-" Such
an invigorator they may find in Hostetter's
Bitters--a medicine that cannot be taken reg
,Jarly without giving vitality and elasticity to
the system Ia all cases Of Fever and Ague,
the Bitters is more potent than any amount of
4uinne, while the most dangerous cases of bill
ious fever yield TO its wonderful properties
Those who have tried the medicine will never
use another, for any of the ailments which the
iiostetter Bitters processes to subduo, To
those who have not made the experiment, we
cordially recommend an early application to
the Btters, whenever they are stricken by dis
eases Of the digestive organs.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. eB- See advertisement in anoth-
er column.
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Agents w anted.

Fifty Dollars a Month, and erpenses paid.
1 n ACTIVE AGENT Is wanted in ey.
"A cry County in the United States and
Canadas, to solicit orders and introduce our
New National Double Thread $40 Sewing
Machine. Warranted equal to any high
priced machine. Practical for every family
which makes it the cheapest and most pop
ular machine in existence A limited num-
Der of responsible Agents are wanted, to
travel and solicit orders by Sample, at
salary of $50 per month and expenses
Business permanent Address with stamp,
for conditions and instructions,
J. w. HARRIS & Co.
Shoe and Leather Exchange,
BOSTON Mass.
July 10th, 1860, Pam
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TO THE MERCHANTS
OF THE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST,

WV r., THE UNDERSIGNED, MERCHANTS
" oF The CITY OF FCHARLESION, : G..
encouraged by the increased patronage received
last Spring, and 10y the assurances that have
reached us from all sections OF the South ard
Southwest, that our Goods have COMPARED adj,
vantagcously, and competed successfully with
those bought ia New York, and other North
ern cities, and believing that being found faith.
ful TO the pledges, made in our former Card we
Will receive stu greater patronage have prc.
pared ourselves Tor largely increased Fall
Duincss.
Our Importers and Jobbers OF FOREIGN Mer.
chaldILc have all been represented in the mar.
kets oi Europe, this Spring and Summer, either
by members OF their respective firms, or by
Agents iull competent 10 select goods for the
Southern trade. They have bought Cor cash
or its equivalent, and their selections will foym
iuli and attractive st ocks Tor tie inspection of
the interior merchants. Our facilities for oh
tanning Domestic Goods direct from the mann.
lactu' les, are unsurpassed by the merchants of
any city i'll the Union.
We, therefore, confidently invite YOU to in.
spect our FALL STOCK OF FOhEIGN AND
DOMESTIC GOODS, feeling assured that all
who may do so, without prejudice, will make
their purchases III this market. Our Stocks
VIII DO complete early in August when we will
be pleased TO receive the visits OF our old and
new mercantile friends.
DRY GOODS.
Gilliand, Howell a. Co.: Johnston.
Crews q Co. /; Chamberlain, Miller g. Co.
John q. Minor & Co. Nayler, Smith g.
Co. /; Hyatt, MCBurney IL Co. Crane.
Boylston & Co.. J ). & l.. Bowie & Co.
Cadow, Mckenzie & Co.; Kcrrison g.
Leiding.
HARDWARE.
Hyde, Gregg e. Day; Wilmans g. Price;
Courtney, Tenant & &c J. f.. Adgcr g.
Co.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ID. +. Fleming & Co.; r. A. Prinple &
Co Force Il Mitchell T.. b. Stoddard g.
Co; Dumham, Taft g. Co.; Haseltine &
Walton.
CLOTHING.
Pierson, Smith g. Co; Cohen, Willis g.
Co; Waldron, Eggleston g. Co. Edwin
Bates g. Co. Matthiessen, O'Hara &. Co,
GROCERIES.
Geo. w. Williams g. Co.
CROCKERY Il GLASS WARE.
Webb g. Sage Brown & Palma.
DRUGS 81 MEDICINES.
llaviland, Stevenson & Co. !; Nelson Car.
ter john Ashhurst & Co Ruff g. Dowic.
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS.
Bowen, Foster a. Co. /. & w. Knox
Dewing, Thayer g. Co; Albert Lengnick
Marshall, Burge e. Co.
HATS, GAPS AND STRAW GOODS
Horsey, Auten g. Co. +. ID. flaming
d. Co.; ID. X. Williams e. Co.
SADDLES AND sADDLERY HARD
WARE.
iiastie, Calhoun g. Co.; Jennings, Thorn.
hnSon s. co.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS AND WIN
DOW CURTAINS.
Lambert & Howell; James G. Bailis.
IMPORTERS & DEALERS IN WINES,
LIQUORS, sEGARS.
Chafse, Croft a. Chsfee Renneker g.
Glover. fe
DEALER IN PAPER AND ENvEL,
OPES.
JOSEPH WALKER Aug. sat
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FOR SHERIFF.

MH EDITOR Please announce MR.
AMOS NcMANUS, a candidate for the
Office of Sheriff for Lancaster District, for
the ensuing term and oLiige his
MANY FRIEsps.
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FOR CONGRESS.

The friends of the Hon. JOHN Nc
QUEEN announce him "a candidate for re-
election I" Congress-, from the first Con.
prc--Ionai District at South Carolina.
LANCASTER.
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The friends Of Capt. J. B. COUSART,
announce him candidate for Sheriff for
Lancaster District, at the ensuing term.
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MIR. EDfroR :-iou will obiige many
friends by placing the name Of J. Williams,
Esq, in nomination for re- election To the
lower branch ot The State Legislature.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-08-15
DRY GOODS.

Gilliland, Howell ~ Co.; Johnston,
Crews q Co. +; Chamberlain, Miller & Co. :;
John q: Minor & Co. Nayler, Smith &
20. Hyatt, MCBurney IL Co. >; Craze,
Boy yiston q Co.. } ). & l.. Bowie & Co. :;
Cadow, Mckenzie & Co; Kcrrison g.
Leiding.