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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-09-04


from Richmond, whittier ho had gone on
business. Lieut.. Welsh is with his son
who was wounded in the battle of the 2tst.
Lieuts. Clyburn and Perry are in CO ommaud
both were well. After the sick is sent off
to the Hospital it is difficult 10 hear from
them, there is 70 little communication with
those places and they are 80 distant in the
rear. Many of the cases are Typhoid Fe.
ver. With that disease, attention and good
nursing is all important and saves many q
life
In the evening Col. d. and myself return.
ed by way of Fairfax C. H. The churches
are used for general hospitals, nearly all
the private residences have rs many sick
soldiers as they can attend to. visited
the sick of Capt. McManus Company and
found them comfortable and out of danger
We also called 10 see Mrs. Jackson, the
widow Of the martyr and hero who killed
Col. Ellsworth, of the Zouave Regiment,
for entering his house in Alexandria and
pulling down the Confederate Flag which
proudly doated from its dome. She now
resides at Fairfax c. II. Our visit WAS re-
ceived in the spirit which dictated it. She
very kindly and cordially offered us her
She has three sVeet and interesting chill.
dren, all girls, aged from seven to thirteen
She is now engaged in ninistering to the
wants and comforts Of the poor sick SOL
dier, having several patients under her hos.
pitable roof and receiving her kind nnd cor.
dial attention. The fund which n generous
South and her public spirited citizens have
contributed for her relief comfort and sup
port, has been most worthily bestowed
Her three daughters have yet to be educa.
ted A small contribution from each will
never be missed, the aggregate won!d con
fer immense blessings. Think of it sym.
pathizing friends who have not contributed
and support yonr sympathy with an actual
contribution. 1t will never give you pain
on your death bed.
This mornings report shows the sick list
204 in our Regiment. Provisions rather
scarce in this locality, so many soldiers to
be fed. Thousands are nov nbou, here,
and thousands have been about here. The
people say the Federal troops killed, de-
stroyed and eat up all, in most cases with
out paying. Abuse is now piled up on the
Lincoln forces for what they did in passing
TO Bull Run. No complaint Cor what was
done in the retreat for that was made in
2.40 time, the double quick being not fast
enough. They had no time to eat or de.
stroy. What was said when they were en-.
camped about here, know not. doubt
whether the abuse was piled up AZ strong
rs it now is. Do not infer we do not get
enough to eat, the Government takes care
of the substantials and provides according
ly. That is brought up from Richmond
For some days and in fact oil the time we
were at Camp Pettus, eggs, butter, chick
ems and vegetables could not be had for
love or money !; bot since our encampment
here, we have had n taste. 1t is amusing
to witness the rambling when one horse
wagon comes in freghted with such deli.
cacies
Our Regiment (the 9ih) numbers 9I3
men, composed Of the following compa
nies:
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LONG GRABS.

"A Litte More Grape, Capt Bragg
We learn, from relioble authority, that
Brig Rader.G General Brax,on Bragg, whose
nnme Is ms familiar as household words"to
the entire country, has been ordered to re.
port for duty with the Army Of the Poto-
mac, and we shall doubtless hear Of him Ia
the next brilliant conflict of arms. Gen.
Bragg's transfer from Pensacola to the
Army Of the Potomac, Is worth fly guns
to the cause Of the South. Brig Gen. X
II. Anderson succeeds Gen. Bragg In the
command at Penssco ola.
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NOTiCE.--ALL persons indebted TO
IN the Estate Of John w. Beik, deceased,
are reqaested TO make payment TO my A..
toney, w. A, Moore, ESQ. at Lancaster
e. H., and oil creditors win present their
claims to him properly attested.
WlLMUTH BEL.K, Adu'trir.
Aug. z, l86l--26 Son.
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Brought about by The War.-rhe Phils.
dePhia Press. speaking Of the fall trade,
sIys:
"Trade this fall will be light. Ia many
instances, firms which year ago had a
right TO be considered wealthy, are TO day
hopelessly insolvent; and 10 our large ci-
ties, IL is no exaggera,ion TO aay that a ma
jority Of their mercantile houses have been
compelled TO yield to the storm Of general
suspension" -
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1861-09-04

SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSES, SALT,
~ CANDLES. Pepper. Ginger, Spice and
Starch, jnst received and for sale for CASH
ONLY. Do not ask for credit on The above
articles. as We would be bound TO refuse.
iiASSELTINE a. MASSEY.
Ianeaster. JpIY 20. 81.
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A FRESH supply OF Garden Seed, en-
"A bfacing all the varieties usually soli
in this market, just received end for sale by
JONES CROCKETT.
Feb g. 1861. IH
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John Anderson.

THIS Thorough bred Jack !. ou,
- Of MARENGO. He is IS hands
~ high, Z years old. dark iron gray,
md finely proportionsd. lis will stand the
Fall season ut this place. on The following
Terms: For the season, $1,000
Lancaster G. H.. Sept IL, I86O.-siu
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-02
Leprosy in the Hast-The Loath-
someness of the Disease.

The lepers of the East are the most
loatssomc objects that meet the travel.
er's eye. Here is a description of one,
given in a letter from Jerusalem, by a
correspondent Of the morning Star:
Suddenly there starts up a human be.
ing at your feet. You stop in horror
You turn away in disgust at the sight.
But still she throws herself in your
path, and will not go. The hair and
eyebrows have fallen from the poor beg
gar. Through yawning sores tat are
fostering and black, protudc the check
bones !! The flesh is drawn away from
the ~glistening teeth !! feet . They
are distorted masses of sOres-gaping
wounds. The hands which she holds up
are evidently dropping away, joint by
joint, as the disease grows upon them.
Nearer she moves those shriveled arms
and legs, drawing their rags about them,
and smiling at your horror with a ghast-
ly, Sickening smile. She tries to speak,
and, with a fascination strangely pecu-
liar to whatever is perfectly lovely or
awful, you bend down to hear her. There
is a hoarse, gasping rafting in the
throat, and the leper voice ONE scarce
" to be understood "HOwajii, Ala
Buckseech." Traveller, in the name of
God, money
BY her is a beautiful little girl. What
has she, with her flesh SO soft and white,
TO do with that being? How deep
arc those black eyes! Her gentle voice
is full of music as a lark at sunrise, and
her lips are as fresh as a new blown
rose. Her long hair falls with the head
dress half way down to her chubby bare
feet, and there is a lightness i'll her step
which fills you with admiration. Would
you know who she is That child is a
leper. In a few years she Is SURE to be
just like her mother, who just now bcgs
of you a few bits Of money. Poor thing,
10 be born to such a fate, and no possible
hope ! There is a worm at the heart of
that rosebud. Is not her voice more sad
than her parents, though gently and
sweetly she smiles as she says, Allah,
B~uckheech, Howajii."
Do you see those wretched novels just
west of the gate of Jerusalem, clinging
10 the side of the wall? Dirt and filth
surround them. Their matched roofs
seem about to fall. 1t is the lepers'
quarter. The law forbids their touch
ing you or mingling with other men, so
that none go to minister to them. But
the law does not rebuke their want, and
so they throw themselves in your path,
a their ancestors, the lepers Of Samaria,
did boldly through hunger approach the
Assyrian camp. They recognize no law
among themselves, not even the form of
marriage. Passion consumes the finer
feelings, and rules their souls just in
proportion to the leprosy which is ever
increasing on the body. Their offspring
inherit a curse-no joy--no hope, only
a curse-cursed by the world and by
their parents, they soon learn to curse
themselves.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-02

MAKE THE PRESIDE PLEAsANr.-My
friends, do you want to make home de-
lightful to the young folks? Then don't
come creeping from your business with
oil the days cares and trials hanging,
like forty mill stones, about your neck.
Leave them in their proper PLACED Come
smiling TO your freside, IS if you ex-
pected to enjoy yourself and wanted
the rest of the folks to do the same
thing. If a pleasant circumstance has
come under your observation, keep it
for discussion at your fireside ; if a
smile-waking thought has occurred to
you, divide 1T with the home circle.
Don't shrug up your shoulders and
draw down your Eouth if a few young
people happen in' to see your juve-
niles! Don. complain about the noise
they make lou were young yourself
once, and if you go to work to help
them have a good time. our word for it,
the noise will soon cease 10 annoy you
The world has a very rigidizing inHu-
ence on its disciples, and if you don't
take the evenings to unbe. 4 in, you will
become an absolute antoma Jon. For
get, once in a while, that-life is not all
sunshine forget your cares, and they
will diminish in proportion. There
never was a day SO dark but that a
happy home evening could gild its
shadows Make your freside some
thing for all to look forward to and
think about make it a resting place,
and you may depend upon it, life will
be a pleasant affair to you LIFE Nus-
trated.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-02
$4,000 Copies Already Sold!
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AND
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IT TELLS You How to make an Assignment pro-
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For single copies of the Book, or for terms TO agents
with other information, apply to or address
JOHN +. POTTER,
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Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-02

NJ The Farewell Address of Wash
lhgton is constantly quoted by the Sub
m~lss'onlsts as if conclusive in their fa-
vor. Washington warned the whole
country against a sectional aggression;
put ne nowhere advised any portion to
SUBMIT to it. On the contrary, he pre-
aic.ea ,hat a sectional triumph would
DC Iatai IL the continuance of the Union.
mus clearly admitting that the injured
polaoh would not and ought not to
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-02
PRESERVE YOUR TEETH?
J. A.
Surgeon Dentist,
1o0 ROYAL STREET.

Corner on 81. Peter Street-Enterance on 81.
Peter Street.
CONTINUES to call the attention of those
" who need the services of a competent Dem
fist, and those persons whose Teeth have been
injured by unskillful Dentists, whose gold drops
out a short time after the Teeth are plugged, and
whose Artificial Teeth cannot be worn with CON-
fort, by applying TO ]. A. CAsADAvANT, they can
have all operations in the Dental Art performed
conscientionsly, and in the most scientific manner.
He benumbs the gums, before Extracting Teeth,
with a chemical preparation invented by him,
which lessons the pain. Consultations in
French, Spanish and English. dee3l
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-02
VIEW BOY'S SCHOOL.

THE undersigned having establiehed himself
i here permanently, for the purpose Of
Teaching, offers his services TO the citizens OF
PlaauemiRe and vicinity, for conducting q
BOY'S SCHOOL, in the FRENCH and ENG
LISH LANGUAGES.
He expects to commence about the 2lst OF
this month. Due notice will be given OF the
locality. Being determined 10 devote his entire
energies to the Instruction of those under his
care, he trusts TO re< sive a liberal share Of the
oudpsage Of parents a, 4 guardians.
ianl2 ANTHONY DOMINIQUE.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-02
Press and Types for Sale.

A SECOND HAND IMPERIAL PRESS,
"a by 80. Also a large quantity of types Of
various kinds, sufficient to establish a smal
country Office.
The above is the Press and principal part
of the types which are now used by the ga
zette d Sentinel" As the undersigned cal.
culates to have no further use for them in a
short time, anticipating getting a large press
and new types) those materials viii be sold
low for cash. For further particulars apply
by letter to w. p. BRADBURN.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-02
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
Members cf Congress from Louisiana to b
ARRESTED for Treason.

A telegram was received in this city
Yesterday, from one Of our Representa-
tives in Congress, TO the effect that afh-
davits for high treason had been made
in Washington city, against Senators
Slidell and Benjamin, and Representa-
tives Landrum and Davidson. No ar
rest had been made. 1t is presumed
that the alidayits in this case are based
on the recommendation by these gentle
men to the Governor of Louisiana to
take possession of the United States
forts and arseLals.-Deha.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-02

The Fine Passenger Packet LAUREL HILL,
Capt. f. F. GROSS, leaves New Orleans every
Thursday evening at 5 o'clock. Returning.
leaves Fort Adams every Saturday evening.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-02

For Fort .2fams, Trnica, Morgan-a, Bayou Sara
ani the COas.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-02

The new and fine passenger packet.
Ibcrvil1c. Capt. b. V. BARANCO-
Leave New Orleans every Sunday morning at
9 O'Clock. Every Wednesday morning at 9
O'Clock. Every Friday mnrning at 8
o'clock. Returning. leaves Bayou
Sara every Monday. Thursday
and Friday, at s A. NJ.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-02
W:aDDELL'S PILLS.

THIS Purely Vegetable Pill. which is spoken
i of so highly by all who have used them,
for Diarrhea, Dysentary, Piles, &c. &C., or any
affection Of the Bowels and Stomach, can be had
at SO Campt street New Orleans.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-02

2S, 30 and 30 NEW LEvEE. and 81, 80 and Al
FULTON STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
Facilities for the execution Of the following
described work, superior 10 any other house in
the South or West:
CIIlMNEYS, BREECHINGS,
JUICE BONES, FIRE BEDS,
CLARIFIERS FILTERERS,
STILLS, ASH PANS,
HEATERS.
Copper, Tin and Pewter Worms for Dis
tilleries. Sheet Iron Pipe.
Ashcraft, Reanvents, and Hearson STEAM
GUAGES, for locomotive and stationary engines.
STEAM WHISTLES, BRASS COCKS and
COUPLINGS, and every description of Brass
Work Of nay o1n manufacture.
India Rubber Hose and Filierings to suit.
GASS PIPES from is Ia 3 inches in dame
ter, and all connections to suit same.
The trade supplied with Brass Work at New
York prices, for cash.
Planters and others interested would do well
TO call and examine my Steam Trains for the
manufacture OF Sugar, before purchasing else
where. They have been in operation for many
years, and give universal satisfaction.
All orders filled with dispatch.
~Heier TO Edward J. Gay, of this parish,
for whom | put up a train last year. Also to z.
C. Camp, who has had a train seven years in
successful operation. feb25-ly
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-02
HENRY G. SPALDING,
dec15 as Cedar ST., New York.

THAT trouble in my Throat,
TOR which the "TrochcS' are a
specific) having made me otter a
mere whisperer.n n. p. WILLIS.
Il recommend their use 10 PuL-
lie Speakers.
REV. z. H. CHAPLIN.
"Great Gervice in ~subduiUg
Hodyseness.p
REV. DANIEL WISE.
"Almost instant Teliefin the dis
tressing labor OF breathing pecul,-
ar TO Asthma"
REV. A. c. EGGLESTON.
"Coniain no Opium or anything
iniurious.n DR.. A. A. HAYES,
Chemist, Boston.
"A simple and pleasant combin-
alton for Coughs &c.
DR. q. F. BIGELOW.
Boston.
Beneficial in Bronchial
DR.. J. F. LANE.
Boston.
81 have proved them excellent
Tor Whooping Cough.n
REV. H. W. WARREN.
Boston.
beneficial when compelled II
speak, suffering from Cold"
REV. 5. }. P. ANDERSON,
81. LOUIS.
"EHectual in removing Hoarse
ness and Irritation of the Throat,
so common with Speakers and
Singers"
Prof. NJ. A N
La Grange, Ga.
Teacher Of Music, Souther n
Female College.
"Great benefit when taken be-
fore and after preaching, as they
prevent H~oarseness. From their
past effect, I think they will be
Of permanent advantage TO me-
REV. f. ROWLEY, A. NJ.
President Of Athens College
Tepn.
wSold by all Druggists.
N
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-02

The Fruisa Packet, CROSSE TETE. Can't. Nc
GU Cd. leaves New Orleans every Monday
Evening at 6 O'Clock. Every Friday Morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-02
For DonaldspiNe and The Coast.
SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE.

4 SEWING MACHINE, adapted for coarse
IA Plantation work, and in perfect order. will be
sold CHEAP, il early application is made. For
further particulars apply at this Office. feb =
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-02
Important Notice.
NOTICE.

THOSE indebted to us on open account. are
Il requested, to close the same by payments,
or note, as early in February, as possible such,
as We can use in dlscharging our obligations
promises to pay, we cannot use in liquidating
our debts; hence The necessity Of closing up our
accounts as early as possible.
w. McWILLIAMS & Co.
January IL, 1860. jan19
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-02
ROSS g. GALLAGHER
IN LIQUIDATION.
Selling orr at Prime Cost.

TNHE undersigned will offer for sale "At Prime
l. Cost their Large, Varied and Extensive
Stock of
FANCY and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
& CAPS, HARDWARE &
SADDLERY,
from this date, until the LIST day of January next,
when the balance then on hand, will be closed
out at auction.
The present offers "a Rare Chance for buy
ers TO procure their Fall and Winter Supplies
al extremely low prices.
The Stock is very complete and consists in
part of The following articles:
Fancy, Staple, House Furnishing and
Plantation Dry Goods.
Rich Dress Goods, Of the new styles.
Embroidcrics, of all descriptions.
Silk, Cotton and Wooden Hosiery, all
sizes.
Gents, Ladies' and Childrcn's Silk
and Mcrino Vests.
silk and Cloth Barnous and Cloaks,
for Ladies and Children.
Cashimercs, Merinos, Delaincs, Of the
best makes.
Black and Colored Silks, all colors
and new styles.
Irish and French Poplins, very hand
some.
Plain 81 Embroidered Engl. Barcges.
Grczcllcs, plain and embroidered.
Poll de Chevre, very handsome
figured and plain.
Valencia and Cashmere Plaids.
Very beautiful styles Chints Cash
mcres.
French, English e American Prints.
Shifting, Linens, q Linen S~hcctings.
Table DamaSk, all widths, at all prices.
Linen Towels and Towelings, of cv-
cry description.
White and Colorcd Dolcts.
Large assortment of CasSimeres, Sat
inets, Jeans Ind Cottonadcs.
FrenchIIloth, Black and Colored.
Large invoice of Plantation and Fam
lily Blankets, at very low figures.
Plain and Plaid Jaconcts " Cambrics.
Swiss Null and Nainsook Muslin.
Plaid and Figured Bobbinets and
Wash. Blond.
Thread and Valenciennes Edging and
Incertion.
Swiss & Jaconet Bands & Flouncing.
Silk, Wooden, Buck and Kid Gloves.
Shirt BosOms, very cheap
Checks, Denims, Kerseys, Linseys
and Lowells.
Ky. Jeans and Marlborough Plaids.
Brown and White Sheetings and
Shirtings, hickory stripe.
Valenciennes Sets, Collar & Sleeves.
Swiss and Jaconet do do.
Black A~lpaccas, Bobbazine & Tamies.
Flannels, figured & plain-all colors
and prices.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-02

STATE OF L0UISIANA-PARIsH OF
~ IEERvILLE-6TH JUDICIAL DIsT. Court.
liz Tie Succession Of
CLARENCE MORENCY, f. IN. c,
WHEREAS Narcelin Martin, f. m. c. has
w this day fled in this Court his Final
Tableau Of Administrator Of the Estate Of
Clemence Morcncy, deceased, T. IN. c.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern to show cause within thirty days
from this date, why the Final Tableau Of ADJ
ministration aforesaid should not be homolo-
gated and made a Judgment Of this Court.
Clerks office, Ib~erville, Jan. 30, 1861.
ian.3O E. A. MARlONNEAUX, by Clerk.
A TTENDU, que Marcelin Martin, h.. c. /. a
II ce Jour enliasse daus lie Bureau du Grefier
de cette cour SOU compile Final 'Admiuistration
de Ia success ion de isu Clarence Morency, {. {. |.
Avis est par ce present donnG a tous ceux que
celia c%oncerne, de deduire sous tTeut jours de la
date de ce present les raisons pour lesquelles
lie dit Tableau Final ne serait pas hOmoloquG ct
ioIt lie lugement de cette couT.
Bureau du GIetfier. lbeTville. 30 JAN. 1861.
E.A. MARlONNEAUX, Dep Grefier.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-02
PEOPLES LiMe.--LOlrey. Coast.
LEA YES EVERY TCESDA Y p. VI.

NEW ORLEANS g. VICKSBURG U. s.
IN Nail Line-FOr DonaIdsviile, Plaqnemine,
baton Rouge. Port Hudson, Bayou Sara, Red River
Landing, Font Adams, NaicheL, Water Proof; Rod
n-y, -. Joseph, Grand Gulf WarrrnInn aud Yicks-
New Steamer CHARhER, Capt. w.
T.. Wilson, will leave as above every TUESDAY,,
at D O'Clock, p m. Returning she will leave Vicks-
burg every FRIDAY, at Il a. IN.
ID. K. CARROLL eco,
Agents, So t'aTOndelet st.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-02
For Bayou SaF0 &'the Coast.
The new and fine passenger packet.

Ne0 Orleans and Bayou Sara Mail Line.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-02

Etat dcka LOuisiaRe-Par0iSs F UerriHe-
COur du 6cme District JHdiciaire.
Dams la Succession de fcuc Caroline
Rabiglia.
A TTENDU, que DIR. Edward Scratchley a ce
n jour presenlt une petition en- cette cour a
leffect d'obteGiI DIES fettTes de Curalelle dams la
succession vacant de leu Caroline Bobislia.
Avis est par lie present donne a tous ceux que
celia concerne de deduire sous dix jourS de la
date de ce present les raisons pour lesqnelles lie
il ne serait pas fait droit a la dite petition.
Bureau du Grefier. lberville, Jan. 10, 1861.
ianl9 +. A. MA RlONNEAUX, DIP. Grefie
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-02-02

State IF LoUjsjGRa-Parish Of L6erriHe-
6h .jRdiciai District CoRrt.
In the succession of Caroline Rabiglia,
decd.
NJ HEREAs, DR.. Edward Scratchley, has this
w day petItioned this Court 'or letters of
cnratorshir in the vacant succession OF Caro- line
Robiglia, decd.
Notice is hereby given 10 all whom itmay con-
Germ TO shoI~cause within ten days from the
date hereof Wy the prayer OF said petitioner
should not be granted.
Clerks office, Iberville. Jan. II, 1861.
anl9 +. A. MARI0NNEAUX, by Clerk.