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Elem Wanted fOr slle Invalid
EOrsts.


HrADCU AETERS fEONOsr MARSHAL,
9Th Dist. lis, Ia Crosse, June Is.
Only those f,ithful soldiers who, from
wounds or the lardships Of war. are no lon
Ger fl fer active field duty. will be received
IN this C9rps Of Honor. Eulistments VIII be
f1y three Years unless sooner diScllafged.-
Paw and allowances same rs Tor officers and
men Of the United States Infantry: except
that 10 preninms nr bounty for enlistment
will be allowed. This will not invalidate
alv pensions or bountics which may be due
for previous services.
The following uniform has hrpn adopted
for officers and men If the Invalid Corps:
FoR OFrfcEPs. -Frock cOat--oi slSy-blue
cloth. with dark-bIuc velvet collar and cuffs.
~ all other respects. according to the present
pattern for officers IN irfinntry.
Shoulder stra ls-According to present reg
ulltcrs. bat worked on dark-bluc velvet
pamHiuous-Of skv-hluc cloth, with d0u-
BE stripe Of darl-blue cloth dUwn the Outer
seam, each stripe one-haii inch wide, with
space between Of thrce-cighthS 81 an inch.
Forage cap-Prescnt regulation.
FOR ENLISTED MEN. Jackct-~Of sky
blue hcrsey. with dark blue trimmings. cut
Ike the cavalry jacket TO come well down on
the abdomen.
Trowsers-Prcscnt regulation. s2y-bluc.
Forage cap-Prescrt regulation.
Men vh@ are still in service and unable to
perform effective field dGty. may be transfer
red to this COPS.
Medical inspectors. Surgeons in charge OF
Hospitals. Military Commanders, and All 9TH
crs Having Authority 10 discharge, under exist
inc laws and rcr,lIaiiors are forbidden 10
grant discharges 10 any men under thereon
trol who may be fit for service IN the Invalid
Co1s:
For the convenience Of service, the mon VII
he selected for three grades Of duty. Those
Who arr most efficient and able boiled, and
capalle Of performing guard duty. etc. etc,
will he srIird with nuslcts, aud assigned to
COMPANIES Of the First Battalion. Those Of
the next degree of efficiency, including those
who have lost y hand OF an arm ans! The least
effective. incudin" those Who have lost foot
or Iar. 10 tie companies Of the Third Battal-
lions. they viii he armed with swords.
Tie duties viii he chiefly to act as provost
guards ami garfisons for cities; guard ho,pi-
tai. and other public buildings and rs clerks.
orderlics. ctc. If found necessary they may
be assigned 81 forts, etc.
Acting Assistant Provost Narshal- General
are authorized to appoint Officers Of tie Rtg-
ular Service, or OF he Invalid Corps to AL
minister the oath of enlistment 10 those men
who hive completely fulfilled the prescribed
conditions Of 4 imis~on 70 the Invalid Corps.
viz.
!. That the applicant Is unfit for service in
the field
.. That lie is ct for the duties, or some Of
tilcia. indicated above
3. That. if not now in the service, he was
honolahiv c+isrhargcd.
! That he i mprto' IONS and deserving.
For enlistment or further information APP
rly 10 thp Beard Of Enrolment Tor The 9th
Dist nj ia Crosse Wis I1-ws
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Am Ordinance

r. Prcrc5t YaiaGnccS IN the Citg Of Prescott
Tie Common Council Of the city of Pres
cot "a ordam as follows:
See. |. That no person shall throw or suffer
h;s nr her family, or any one in his or hor cm-
j.lov. 70 throw, lace or have any dead carcass.
rar!an fish CltralS, or other INV hultS0me
substance Oh any lot. street. or allCr or pub
lie ground of this city, or in the lake, or TlF-
or within or adjoining this city under pen
aity OF tgc dollar- Tor each offence.
Sec .. 1t shall Ge Tie duty Of he street
CONN iSsioner in each warl &c tie city to keep
thc allies, streets ami public grounds IN his
ward free from all arcumulalioRs Of filth aud
rubbish and from all other obetructions and
uaisaIcas; and a1y person who shall neglect
Or refuse 10 remove amy such filth, ruhihSh.
obstructi' II. on nuisance from any street, alley,
or public ground adjoining any ot Owned
ar occupied hy him or wherein lie mas have
deposited Il. upon due notice al thc street
commissioner, shall TX fined the sun OF 1--WE
dollars for each oticrye in addition to tie cost
Of the removal of the same, and the cost ~ re-
noyal may he collected the same as olher
taxes against real estate.
Sec 3. Every butcher, or other person inn
modiat,ly after killing any becycs. calves.
-Irrp, Or swine. or ether animals, Shall drs-
roy Of cf'ttnnllv bury tie oifal and other Of
tensile and uyelcs, Parts thereof o. remove
he same TO some place where She same shall
not he injurious Or offensive to the inhahi-
tauls. under the rcralty Of five dolla,s for
each offence.
This ordinance shall take effect from and
after lis Publication
G. 4. DILL. Mayor.
4. Miller. CITY Clerk.
Notice IS hereby given flat the above or
linaucc vas passed by the Common Council
of the city ct Prescott on the 27th day Of A.
gust, !. p. 1863. =. MILLER, Clerk.
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Administrators Sale.

Pierce County CoCrt-In Probate. In the
matter al The estate Of Timothy Edn ards,
deceased
NToTTCF IS hereby given that by virtue
IN and in pursuance Of an order of license
made in said matter. ON The 9TH day of Au-
gust. 1852, by the county court of said coun-
~, the undersigned administrators of the cs-
tate Of sail deceased. viii, on the 2St day Of
May. At ono o'clock IN the afternoon. at the
front door Of i. 3. Fiints store. Ia the village
of River Falls, IN said county. offer for sale at
public vcidne the following described lands
to-wit: al of southwest quarter Il north
west quarter of section number thirty-tlyc,
township number twenty-seyen, range num-
her eighteen. excepting three and 1850
acres III the north east corner Of said quarter
section. The terms Of sale will he made
known at the time and place Of sale.
Dated this 25th day Of April, A. u. 1863.
52-w3 5. =. CHTLDS, administrators.
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Planning, Matching, Gawi..s.
DONE TO ORDER
CONNECTED viii t!.e Establishment r..
COFFIN WAREROON,

y IT, large assortment Of GnfiinS AL
f"i:lc Burial '.as IRE ri yavs on hand.
are sole agents f,T Nc!ail Ca-es r,r r..
and 'icinhy.
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Probate -S0tice.

Pierce County Court-In Probate. In the
matter Of the estate Of Anah White de-
ceased.
an reading and filing lie petition Of II.
~ X. White. administrator OF the estate Of
said deceased, praying for IN extension Of
time in said matter, it is ordered that said Pc
tti0n be heard before the Judge Of this court
on Monday, the 18th day Of September next.
at one o'clock P. NJ, at his Office. in the city Of
Prescott. And it is further ordered that no
lice thereof be given u all persons interested
by publishing copy Of this order for three
weeks successfully prior 10 said day Of heal
ING. ii the Prescott Journal, weekly news
pGpe. printed at Prescott ia said county.
WGLIAH HowEs. County Judge.
Dated August -. 1863. 18-w3
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FEDERAL Cmcegs.
Notice 20 yacate.

State Of Wisconsin. Pierce county. III the
matter IF the applicable of Franklin Oils
TO vacate certain portions OF the village of
Franklin.
NOTICE j. hereby given that Tie under
~ signed. Franklin Otis. will apply 10 The
County Board Of Supervisors of Pierce Co.
II their session. To- he convened 10th dav Of
November. 1863. for an order yacating the
f,lov ing described portions Of the village of
Frankliu. IN said county and State to-wit:
Lots ,. (. : and 6 IL block one.
Lot > aHi IN lock two.
West halt e l., ,. and all of lots 1. ;. Q,
10. II aud II IN block three.
Lois 3. 4. ; and 6 ia Llock four.
Lots ,. ; , and 6 hlnck five.
Lots I and > it, block G..
All "i Main Street. al of high Street. and
ali pf Vine Street. and all of the alleys RIM
hing betwecn the aforementioned lots.
FRANKLIN OTIS
TYirnhlle. July u. Is62. le-ue
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nAAgGgIAE gsgRm al
G5gs BESG g sSEa Ea9ggI
0AN s E 011REO2

DR. HERBERT, Of tie Society of Friends
and member Of our firm is Geyotin@ his time
principally ta1he cure of this most distressing
complaint, and is meeting with unpa allele.i
success.
lie is aided By his experience in his foreign
travels on purely bencvolcnt mission. where
he became acquainted with an indigenous
plant, used exclusively il The cure of Consum
ption by the Natives Of the forest Tn: secret
OF his recipe rests solely in lis bosom and
would not be impaired TO another for any con-
sideration. For fall particulars send for
circular, which will he nailed for ihree cents
or astamp. Address the firm Of J. II. & Co,
Post Office Box 1876
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Refcrpc.s ssnEc.

Circuit Court, Pierce County, State e "
cGIsin.
Richard Martin and William II. Han. * E
Calvin A. futile, Charlotte VI Tuttlc AID
Tie unknown heirs Of u. Garfield. deceased
Judgment of foreclosure and SAL
I(l NIBTU f Of and pursuant 10 i'i--
I'D ment rendered in said court IL The above
entitled action. dated July 9th A. D. 1853.
shall expose for sale and sell 10 the highest
bidder, at public auction. TOR cash. If the front
door of the City Bank Of Prescott. IN the city
OF Prescott. Pierce county. Wisconsin. on t.@
81 day of August. 1863, at ten O'Clock 4. :.
of that day, tie following described PREMISE.
or so much thereof rs may be necessary to
laise the amount of sud iuG ..ment and costs,
together with the expenses Of sale. to-Tit:-
l he equal undivided half Of section %. to"H
=, range Is aud the cir al -, or Of scction
-. town % Of Iange IS. and the I,ys or CT r.,
Or, ''''d the sw qr Of ne or, ana the Hw q u
81 Gr OF section %. Of town 20 Ct raa-, -.
and Inc a." If .: IL - q 81 section = II
town % 81 range ~.
Dated At ] ---J'f- FGiv / s 1853
- F-E4-N-fE - -F4reA
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RCsGfsseF0kE.

Resolrcd, BY The Common Council Of III
city Of Prescott. that the CIV Treasurer i
instructed 70 cancel the Judgment in favor o
Doct. Nichols with any tax certificates on
hand also. is authorized 10 exchange tax cer-
tiicaies for city orders at par.
G. A. DILL. Mayor.
4. MILLER. City Clerk.
Notice is hereby given that the above reso-
luton Was assed by the Common Cornell Of
the city Of Prescott August 18th. S63.
A MILLER. City Clerk.
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TAX DEED NOTICE.


STATE or WISCONSIN,
County 81 Pierce,
OrtIca CLErK OF BoAED SUPERVISORS.
Ellsworth, June l3. 1863
TsNHE following pieces of land We're sold hy
z the County Treasurer on the 9th day Of
September. 1859 IN the 10th day Of April.
1860, and on the 4th day Of September. 1864.
and charges Of The years 1875 and $50; there
fore notice is hereby given that Unless said
lands are redeem, d fro3n said sales on or he
fore til both day Of March, 1864 they will
be conveyed to the respective purchasers, ac-
Cordiu@ tn law.
The amount Of taxes, interest and charges
calculated up to the last dav 81 redemption is
set opposite o each piece respectively.
OSBORN STRAHL,
Clerk Of the Board # Supervisors
SaLrcF SEPTEMBER Orr, 1859
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IT Q L E 7
The Hotel at Tie County Seat. tnonn q.
81 !. T. TIacOsslher.

DEALER in Watches. Clocks, and Jewclry. ,
Street. opposite Thorne, i;orrish l Cos
Store, Hastings. MINI. Spectacie Glasses
Set and Fitted 10 suit any Ewes Ta h,s,
Clocks, ,'ewelrv and Sewing Machines itt-
paired. Al work warranted.
September Il, 1862 Aft
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T REsCOTT JOURNAL.
C3rT ERCEAL MATTERS

or, ENT WISCONSIN BANKS
- - Madison. iowa County Bank.
R,,,- ~ Y;Iwausce. It:uaau tank.
NJ. !, pipon Rack County Bank.
SO Osbk,.sh. Sank County EaHt.
Ba.k nf RACING. c"'"",' 49, -:
Central Bank Of Wis State = <. 81 =.
Daua County Bank. Staie .'ahk-
Farmers r NlIrrs Z SNIs Marine 4 ire
Bank of Jefferson 20 i,a.'N
Eank of WrvauwCga- tiakW"nG SANK
Green BAY Bank isAtinS 20. i'-l,N'
O. II .,xshIn,-c Bank SJHK Ci'y hithk.
CITY Bank os Prescott -Si:7wa"7w banE.
rssL &c Fox Lake. Bank of y du CHEN.
C.lnph;a Go. Bank. Hud>on City Bank.
C',,,,,,ercisl Bank. Kcnosha County R;,i.
S,rrn,sp Rank. Wisconsin Bank.
Rank Of the Interior Frontier INK.
Pauk Of Monroe. Jefferson 90: Lai.S'
Bank Of NoneEa. Lumbrrnan ir;'i'S'
~ e R.lnit Prairie City Bank.
p,,,t ofSb.I.,vgan. Rock River Bank.
TT II S,T.~,a Rockwell d Co.'S u
r1,,k ,,F W-tc.iown. St. Croix Valley Ban
~ ~ Whitewater. Summit Bank.
Cnr, Planters Bank. Sun Prairie Bank.
p,nt &c WISCONSIN. Walworth Go. Bank
X Blk Darling 4 Co.Waukesha County l.
EIthnru Bank. Farmers htc'"''''
J. z Hiuklcy d flank
60. p.nt CITY Rsnk oi Ecnosi.
Sank nf Columbus Northern Faux
- - w,,,;t,v-ac VII Piuerv Bank
- RI BEAVER Cit, Of Berlin, Onei
Dam I."N
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EsarEkglurst 81 Wilson.

DEALrns in General Merchandise. Orange ST :.
Prescott Wisconsin. 5-vi
Prescott. Iune 6, So
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main BODY Of the army in which still NOV.
ed those gallant spirits-Stevensop, Bowen,
Lee, Green, Reynolds. Benton, and other
braves-but ks could not. He did the next
best thing. After saving Il retreating army,
he had skill and tact enough To save his
own command.
BY this movement the enemy got pos.es
sion Of the ford, and, although the remain.
der OF the nrB'y had succeeded ia crossing,
borings division was cut off
In this dilemma nothing was left but for
him to mako flank movement He had
With him an experienced and intelligent
guide, and accordingly moved 10 the LETT Of
the road, intending to strike fo.d some
three or four miles further do wn the stream
that foro furnishing the only possible
outlet by which he could, with his division,
rrjoin the main body of the army. The
darkness Of the night, and the extreme faint.
ness Of the trail by which they were NOV.
ing, caused the guide to lose the point for
which he was aiming. and the division NOV.
ed on, after Loring had satisfied himself
thst.a the roads leading to Edwsrd's De,
pot were in possession of the enemy. The
flames in the direction Of Edwards Depot,
too, showed plainly they were in posses.
sion Of that point.
The divisions Of Stevenson and Lee
noble, gallant msn-fell bnck upon Big
Black Bridge, within their en.renchments Is,
and rested for the night | he next morn
ing the enemy, in largo force, determined
TO press their advantage to the utmost, at.
tackled us there. and. after about two hours
hard fighting. carried the position by as.
sault.
Our army then retrea,ed to Vicksburg
where they were suIrounded, and where
the task VI taking tina, dev oled place began
on Monday afternoon last, resulting, so far,
in a most disastrous failure.
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Fine Stock.
BY though.bred Horse
DAPPLE JOHN

will stand the ensuing Spring Season, COM
mencing tho first week In March, at my
residence near Hanging Rock.
DAPPl.E JOHN Is foll.bIooded Jenus
and Canadian. lie is 50 well known 10 this
section that it is scarcely necessary 10 say
anything 10 commendntion Of his superior
qualities. His Colts speak for themselves,
and they are unhesitatingly pronounced bv
good judges to be among tho BEST stock of
our country. For inensss Of form, spirited
appearance and activity Of motion, be is act
excelled by any horse in ths State.
Mares from n distance can be xncommo.
dated with stabling and pastures
Terms for the Insurance. $4,000
JAMES M. INGRAM
Feb IS, 1868, 3-,f
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FOR THE LANCASTER LEDGER.
Tanks o,on Bard, you slumber,
You sleep, you tremble, sigh,
When all around is wonder
To know the reason why.
Has Tank lost its sweetness!
The Catawba its charm
The females their neatness
The bright Sunbeam its warm
Where, o! Where old Bscchus!
Sent Captive in exile,
No longer to track US
But doomed to death servile.'
Is there no Queen Of thought
10 boldly aid your muse!
No streak with fancy fraught!
y so you must excuse.
CAVALIER.
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THE FINE LARGE PREMIUM
JACK CHURUBUSC0.

VIII be at the Hammond Piace during
the Spring season Of '6s. His terms are
$40 tho insurance. His Colts arc large and
fine. Persons are referred to the neighber.
hood Of Taxahaw for the size and quality
Of his Colts Apply to the Groom at the
Hammond Place. This JACK has been
awarded n premium by the State Fair.
April l 1868, 8-tf
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MisCHIET FROM SoRGHUs.-The refuse
Of Chinese sugar cane or sorghum is said
to be very destructive to cattle, when given
to them for food. The outer coating Of
the cane is very hard, and contains silex or
flint and when this is broken up by grind
ing in the mill, and afterwards taken into
the animals stomach, it operates like bro.
ken. glass, producing violent Inflammation.
The independence Guardian, OF Iowa. gives
an account Of seven head Of cattle, who
were destroyed by eating this refuse sugar
cane, after the juice was extracted. A post
nOrfem examination Of the stomach revealed
this as the cause of their death. 1t is high.
iy important that the farmers who raise
sorghum for making sugar. as well as those
who grow it merely for fodder, should give
attention to this subject, and see whether
any facts within their own experience war
rant the assertion that the Chinese cane is
thus dsleterious 10 live stock. Ii it bs so,
the information should be circulated as
widely As possible, IN order to prevent q
serious destruction Of property.
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lToR THE LANCASTER LEDGER.1

HAMlLroH's CRossINo, Va, June 8, 1863.
Mr. EDrroR.-It will doubtless be graft.
.fying to many Of your readers, who have
friends in the Army Of the Potomac, (mors
properly the Army Of the Rappahannock,) }
TO know that those friends were never in
better health, better fed, or better clothed.
! have sit down to write a short commune
cation in the very fac. Of stirring events on
the Rappahannock. I was enjoying the
quiet reposs and hospitality Of my friends
in the 18th Regiment s. c. v. on Friday
night last, the 5th, about 9 o'clock that
night orders came round to Col. Miller to
hold bis command ready TO march at mo
nents warning, and that notice was soon
followed with orders to strike tents and
buckle on the armor. Before II o'clock
the line OF march was taken up, no one
knew whether, and by q circuitous route,
at day break Gen. McGowan's Brigade, with
the other component parts Of Gen. Pender's
division, were wheeled noislessly into line
Of battle in the entertainments in front Of
the old classic Rappahannock /; between
Hamilton's Crossing and Fredericksburg-
place long to be remembered by South
CarolInians as being near the spot where
fell the brave and ehivalric Maxey Gregg.
Your readers, who are unaccustom, d to
the suffering and privations Of the soldiers
life, would be utterly astonished 20 witness
the cheerfuIness and invincibilhy which
pervades this whole army, at the unusual
time and darkness of the night when these
troops were ordered to march. One unac-
toned to do his duty, would have gone, if
compelled, reluctantly. Not so with the
veterans Of this army, although circumstan-
ces over which they, or their immediate of.
fcers, could have no controle have compel.
ed them TO remain in line of battle from day
light Saturday morning until this (Monday)
evening, without being relieved, yet not a
murmur could be heard throughout the
whole line. which visited from Hamiltou's
TO Maries' Heights-a distance Of = miles
Gen. A. p. Hilps Army Corps, and such
others as prudence and the conditions Of
my Passport would dictate not 10 mention,
are hsreabouts. Gen. Lee, with some two
or more Of bis favorite Generals arc upon
another tour of observation, and fighting
Joe had better look ont. learned through
. courier that Gen. Longstrset had sent in
$500 cavalry from an unexpected point to
them. ] have no doubt but that the Tsle.
graph will send you string news. long ere
this reaches you, from this army. Il seems
that Abraham the lst has d>termined that
another battle shall be fouTet to be called
Frsdericksburg the 3d-when and where
there 10 no Stonswail Jackson TO thunder
10 his rear. At aud below fredericksburg,
! think, will prove to be feint, although
the enemy are in considerable force on tLis
aide Of the River with his heavy artillery.
His crossing has been unmolested, althouR uRh
under our heavy guns. think the wish is
that ali should cross over before blow 10
struck. learn 10 official circles that many
OF the enemy have crossed back TO their
own side, at least two Bigades were seen
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N A NSI0N H 0 U s Z .
E. Ct. Robinson,
CAMDEN, s. G..

The subscriber returns his thanks 10 his
friends and the travelling public, for the lib.
eral support he has received for the last
twelve years; aud would state he has com.
menced this year under new auspices, and
pledges himself that every exertion will bs
made by himself aud lady to give satisfsc-
tien and keep uPa
FIRST RATE HOTEL,
with clean and comfortable rooms aud 40
orderly House. Having First rate Cook
and good servants, travellers may depend
upon good accommodation at the old Man.
sion.
Ladies or families (wishing iD will bs
furnished with n private table without sI.
ira charge.
Hi. stables will b found in good order,
with plenty of provsndsr, and two faithful
Ostlsrs.
His Omuibus will be foqnd at the Depot
every day on tn. arrival Of tho Trains.
e. g. ROBINSON, Proprietor.
April 8, 1869, 9-3m =
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YANKEE DRrEKs-A gentleman recently
returned from New York, says that 10 the
principal hotels and bal.rooms, labels are
exhibited naming the popular drinks Of the
day. Among these are "Charleston Cob.
lers," "Sumter Bumpters," "Stonewall
punches," jeff Davis Cocktails" etc, etc.
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ADVERTISEMENTS,

Will be inserted at two dollars per square
fer tho first, and one dollar per square
for each subsequent insertion. A square to con-
sist OF the space Of IL lines, BREWER type. No
Advertisement considered less than square.
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Fresh Arrival.

Writing paper, Enselops, Steel Pens :.
Spelling Books, 6ns Combs, Tuck Combs :,
Side Comhss Shaving Soap. Pins and spool
Thread.
Under Ledger ofiss.
J.p. BOYD.
March =, ises, ~
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER
Published every Wednesday Morning
BY
w. M. @ o N N O r. s =,
Editor md proprietor.
T E r N s.:

A. the expiration Of Six Months, ---- $50
A. the end of the Year, 500
No paper discontinued until all srrsarsges
are paid, except at our option.
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Rags! Rags =!

We will pay cents per pound for all
clean cotton or linen Rags delivered al the
Ledger Office, this beiog the price which the
Mills advise Us they will allow 10 exchange
for paper.
april 29. II tf