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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-02-04
Interesting from the North.

DIsCUssIoS IN THE YANKEE CONGRESS
-VANLANDIGHAM AaAIN-PLAN FOR
PEAcR-WlTHDRAwA OF Born AR.
MES, &c.-Mr. Vanlandigham has ap.
peared again in the United States House
OF Representatives in a speech Of ST. much
interest that we give a synopsis Of it,.
His propositions, while amounting to
nothing, show how far the West is ahead
OF the East iu it's desire for peace:
He held that the cause which led TO
disunion was not eternal and iuera iica
bic, and were weaker than these which
tended to reunion that slavery WAS not
the cause, but only the development Of
the cause-sectionalisra a; that there was
no irrepressble conflict between slavery
and free labor {; that the fundamental
idea Of the Constitution is the perfect and
eternal compatibility Of the Union Of
States, part slave and part free aud that
such Union was the strongest of all
possible Go ernments. He contended
that nothing KEEP. us apart now but hate,
antogonism and revenge, and that war
,beats these passions seven times hotter,
and while it lasts re union canaot com
mence. The subjugation Of the South
he regarded as impossible. He explained
the origin Of the difference between New
England and the South as growing ou,
OF diversity Of manners, customs, law, re
,iigion and social habits. But he thought
that there was large conservative, and
Purtsn sentiment in New England,
which would OF itself overcome narrow
fana,icism, and should no, be excluded.
He next held that The Middle States
and the South could not separate from
each other hy reason Of the geographical
ties. He said the Northwest would not
separate from the South, and the day
that saw division between the slave
holding and non slaveho1d States would
see separation between West and East.
He held that the sole cause Of controver
sy was slavery, and that the agitation Of
that subject as a political element must
cease-that they must return 70 the con
sttutional and actual basis of fifty years
ago, the three fifths rule, the return Of
fugitive slaves, and the transit and tenn
poiary soiourn Of masters with their
slaves in the free States. This was the
price Of the Union whenever they choose
to pay it. He contended that the South
was equally interested with the North in
re union, and that the cessation of the
war would produce that result. If the
country was really tired Of war, and
thought enough blood had been shed and
misery inflicted, he would make the fol.
lowing proposition Stop fighting. make
an armistice. but not final treaty; with
draw the Federal army from the seeded
States and reduce the military establish.
meuts OF both sections to peace basis
declare free trade between .he North and
South, agree upon ZoIIverein, recall tho
fleets, terminate the blockade, restore
travel, and do all thirgs as before the |
par; elect new President in 1854, rs |
,ums, old relations, and their passions |
would be mellowed, tears dried, sorrow
lispeled, and grass would again grow
n the terrible battleields Of this terrible |
,ar.
Al
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-02-04

The editor OF the Knoxville Register
relates the following touching incident
After the battle OF Sharpshurg we
passed over line OF railroad in Central
Georgia. The disabled soldiers from Gen.
Lees army were returning to their homes
AT every STATEN The wives AID daughters
OF The farmers came or the cars and dis.
,rbuied food aud wines and bandag,S'
among the sick and wounded. We shall
never forget how very like an angel was
"A pretty little girl how blushinrly an,
moGesily she went 10 "A great, rude, bear.
!ed soldier, who had carved crulch
from rough plank to replace a los, leg;
how this .ItIie glrI asked hum # he was
hungry, and how he ale like furnished
wolf. She asked if his wound was pain
iuI, and IN voice Of soft, mellow accents,
Can | do nothing more for youl au,
SO sorry that you are so badly hurt, have
You IiI,'e daughter, and won't she cry
when she sees you T. The rude soldier,
heart WAS touched, aud tears Of love and
gratitude filed hi. eyes. lie only An
: cred Il have three little Children
"'"d gran, that they may be such angels
as you. With NJ evident effort he "a
pressed desire to kiss the fair brow Of
the pretty little grr. He took her little
hand between both lis own, apd bade her
"cood bye, God bless you" This child
will always be- better woman because
OF these lessons Of practical, God like
charity stamped inefl,aceaby upon her
Young heart.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-02-04

PLANT Com The pisnters Of Ala
bsma, Georgia, Florida aud the Caro-
linas. bold the fate Of the country in their
bands. To them much is given, and Of
them much will he required. They must
furnish mos, ofihe supplies not only for
the armies in the field, but for the peo
pie Of all the Confederate States. Grea,
is the responsibility resting upon the plan
ters Of these STATES. We have Cotton
enough on hand for all purposes. Every
acre Of open ground should be pu, in
grain OF some kind.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-02-04

Tie ADMINISTRATION ABOUT TO Exn-
Inc Administration at Washington is
hnding this war an uphill business. The
correspondent, Of Tie Anti,sIavery Stand
ard writes from Washington:
IL seems sometime, RS il the President
and 'he Administration were siumb.rino
upon the brink Of a fearful precpice and
that nothing will arouse them to com,rs
'e"S'"" OF Their s'.uatlon. Our second
great army is melting away like sn w in
hPnI. ask my republican friends in
the West, "Csn you raise more troop, by
'o'un'eerI"gT and they reply, mo, a
man" As for the draft, they say, "Ths
West will not endure it,"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-02-04

The Legislature Of NJ M'ssissippi has pass
ed AZ act to provide a guarantee by the
State Of the bonds Of the Confederate
Government. This is the fifth State that
has adopted a similar measure. They
are South Carolina, Alabama, North
Carolina. Virginia and Mississippi.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-02-04

Brigham Young's message bas been
suppressed by Lincoln's Govern ment, and
an inquiry has been instituted in Con sress
to ascertain tie cause. Brigham IS prob
ably preaching treason again.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-02-04
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1863-02-04

Mr.. B. F. Perry introduced in the
House the following resolutions; which
were ordered for consideration the next
day.
Whereas, during the last fall, his Ex
ceIIency apd the Executive Council saw
proper to call out the Militia Of the State,
between the ages Of thirty.fve and fifty
years, organize tlAm in severaI regiments
OF Reserves, and tender them TO Confede.
rate Government for the term Of three
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-19
nLl,i. Az NhE.

Turn ont al yon democrats al Scot.
county aud prepare for the Grand Mas
Meeting TO be held in Davenport, On
the 25th inst. Prepare for it in every
neiglborhood. Consult together aud
rrepare delegations made up Of every
democrat III the town, aud let them al
come in together with tier wives and
sons and daughters. The time has cone
when democrats must come UP 10 the
work that i, tcf r. thcm. aod i Il
IS much the dutg Of one rs Of the otlef.
Recau.e the party i in the minority. ii
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-19

The nonitation Of Gen. Tattle aud
his hearty acceptance # the same j.
calling Forth the most active ea'Hts al
the abolition press il tie way Il lying,
which sea- cely need be said is unoaes-
onaby Their best hold. Malicious a.
tacks Of all kinds winch have 30 toun-
daton except ia the disAonesl Leafls
OF his opponents are coming IN from al
d rectlons ahG will continue to food the
country Until the day Of election. We
warn all democrats to advance To take
10 stock IN anything Of the kind. tbs
rs the only hope OF The abolitionis,s.
They know that the democracy OF !oxa
IS unlted upon him TO man. They
know that there is no other man in tho
State who could pol so many democrat
ic votes as can Gen. James NJ. futile.
lhpy aaunot impugn his LOYALTY or hi.
bravery in the least aeg,oe. They know
mat IN every particular be is abundant,
qualified for the high position OF Gov
ernor OF Iowa and they only hope to de-
Loaf him BY ba,e nisreprese, tations. This
is uh9nee'ionable. Let the democracy
come forward and do its daty rega,dlr,.
ot,he bowling Of the p .li,icaI nonra
that are set upon his track. Let ,bou
take the work into their hand. with H..
earnest and settled deternina,oo -
elect their candidate. Their hands oil
be streng hened on all sides and ,ba;,
efforts can but eliminate in enc,os.
Turn deaf ear TO the reports of M.
enemy which are only coined ard pe,
forth to dlstrac: he party, which is the
last hope they have Of securing bis de-
Eat; organize in every locality and lose
no Inc that may be usei to ADVANTAGE
10 oa'd'sg up large msjori.ies for our
ticket.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-19
Ehc singer sewing MHchi.e

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING Ma.
ChlAEis fast gaining worldwide reputation
IL is beyond doubt the best and cheapest and
most beautiful Of all Family $ ewing Machines
set offered TO the public. No other FAMILY sew.
ing Machine has 50 many useful appliances for
hemming. Binding Telling. Tucking Gathering,
Guagrg, Braiding, Introducing, Cording, aid
sptOr,h No other family sewing machine has SO
much capacity for n great variety Of work. il
will sew all kinds Of 9th ard with all kinds OF
thread Great and recent improvements mike
our Family Sewing Machiue most reliable, and
most durable, and most certain in action at all
rates Of speed. II n4nkes the interocked Glitch,
which i the beet known. AIRY one, even Of the
ordinary capacity, see, at glance, how to use
the letter A Family Sewing Machine. Our Fam.
iiy Sewing Machines arc finished in chaste and
exquisite yia.
he Folding case of the Family Machine ia n
piece o ! cunning workma hip Of tho mos, u cful
kind. II protects tho machine when not in use.
and when about TO be operated may be open, A.
spacious and substantial table to sustain the
work. While sone of the Cases, nude out Of the
choicest woods, are flash cd in tho sim plest and
chsstest manner possible, Others are adorned and
embe!ished IN the most ostly and superb manner
II Is absolutely necessary to see tho Family
Machine in operation, to judge OF its great
capacity and beauty. /, il fast becoming as poa-
ular for f. mily sewing as our Manufacturing ma
chimes are Tor manufacturing purposes.
The Bran Offices are all well supplied with
silk twist, thread, ne edcs, oil, Ac., Of tho best
quality.
.-cnd for PAapHtET.
TnE SINGER hAhUFACTuRlNG COMPANY.
45s Broadway. n. Y.
~" Chicago Office, 80 C!afk Street.
X kkAUSE,
ly.3-d6m Agent in Davenport
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-19

there we wouldn't have ten men for do.
~ TO = regiment. The Red RIVER is so
low as not TO be navigable for trans
ports so large rs ours.
Brashear City has heen rc-taken by q
Gunbos', and Magruder is understood
to have retreated to Texas.
Most decidedly the war in the south
west will have to wait for cooler
weather. Thomas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-19
sgl S-iwly

L.iToK OF THE pkA oRAT AND MANS Dear Sir !:
With your permission wish to say to the read
erS of your parer that will! send ty return mai
to all who wish il, freel Recipe, with tull di-
rections FOR making and using a simple vegetable
Balm. that will effcctuaily remove, in 10 days
Pimpcs, blotches, Tan, Freckles and all lmrnri-
tes Of the Skin. leaving the same soft, clear
smooth and beeuti 'ul
| viii also mail tree 20 those having Bald Head.
or Bare fsces, simple directions and information
that Will enable them to start n full growth Of
Luxuriant nair Whisx RS OF a Mou stache in less
than 80 days all applications answered by re-
IA n tnai without charge
Respect. uly yours. Taos. +. CHAPMAN,
je30-l3m hem.st No. s3l Broadway, n. Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-19
TO CONSUMPTiv ES.

TIE Advertiser, having been restored to health
in few weeks, by very simple remedy, afte,
having suffered several years with sever lung
affection, ard that dreaG disease, Consumption
isauxtous To make hnewn TO bis follow sufferer,
means OF cure.
To all who desire it, he will sen n copy of tbs
prescription used free Of chargel with the direc
tons for preparing nd using the same, ~hich
they will find SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION 4 sru
MA, BRONCHITIS, &c. The only objecl of the al
vertiser in sending the prescription is to benefit
the afflicted. and spread information which he
oonceiyos TO be invaluable, and he hotes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
moth ing, ana may prov. u blessing.
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
Kings County, New York.
Nav l1d&y3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-19
TO liOr.c Owners.

DIR. SWEETS INfALLIgLE LINIMF Mt FOR
HORSES is unriyalcd by any, and in al cases Of
Lnmeness, arising from sprains Bruises or
" renchng, its effect is magical and certain
Harness or Ssdd Calls, Scratches, Mango, &c., il
win also care speedily. SPAWN snd king bone
may be easily prevented and cured in their incip-
lent stages, but confirmed cases are beyond posi-.
hility Of a radical cure. No case of the kind,
however, sso desperate or hopeless that it my
be alleviated by this Liniment, and its faitt full
application will always remove the Lameness and
,nphle he horses To travel with cou parat We ease
Every horse owner should have this remedy n
hand for its timely use at the first appearance Of
Lanehe s. Will efeetually prevent those iormi able
Diseases mentl ned, 10 which all horses arc liable
and shith render so many otherwise valuable
horse ne ally worthless.
see nd vertisemrnt sglS-iwly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-19
TIE tAeEH~A,OkS & XsER.EAsE
or an 1nvAlia

Published for the benefit, AMI as warning and
CAUTION TO YOu.,G MIN,
who suffer from Spermatorrboa. Nervous Dsbi!i
ty, Premature Decay, etc, supplying at the same
time The Mems OF Self Cure. BY one who
has cured himself ater being INT TO great expense
and injury through medical humbug and auack
erv.
Ry enclosing postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies NAV DO had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
mYgI .d&wlyl k.dfnrd Kings Cnrn,v 4 Y
, 1863-11-19
a Positive Cure for Dyspepsia.

Hesr what Nr. Johc Il B4bccck sage:
No, 1ie3 OL1vEE 8TRzRr, I:
PHILADELPHIA, January p 1858.
De. W1sHART-8ir: It Is wttl much p1eHuta taat I
an nov ap1e tof1fozm you that by The uae Of yoar
G-tat American D3.pepeta PuA hav been entirely
cured Ct that o7t tlttrtsf=g couplsnt. dyBpe;sl4
Had Eeen grlsrousy afflicted for the 1as: twsnty.
eight seass And Tor tea 3sa17 OF thss tina hsd not
tten t1ee nom iss pala eue neek st t.me. Iha7e
had In isa worst fo7r. End hsse dragged on mott
r:1serah'c e1ts!e1 es-tn Pain day sid light Every
Eli OF focd that ste Allied me Tith wind aad patn
IT altered not aow light how az all tEe quantity,
Z Continued fe1chtoE wea sure to follow. hht no
spsssite Tor ary kad. ct Eeat wh.tert7. AID my dis
iTees waa &c great fer saTa18! months ba:o1o hea!6
Ct your Pills. that I feqreu.ly Hfshed foE de.tn.
ls6 tAkez everything that had heard ct for t5soe
,a. Eishcut receiving any berent: but On your plig
being Teccnnecdcd to Ee by ona who Esd been c1ced
h5 item. concluted 10 gtye thsr s:tsi, alhcugh
Ead 10 fa1tk IN them 10 m3 aatI1fshneot found
3saf getting better tefore hsd takca ons fourth
6' E ba1. Ind. ai1es tak1t e half bcx.1 Az WELL
Ian. AND cAS Eat Anything I WISH. and enj9y
ttsrs tDesl ,htee timex dsY. without
ffem a. t;1ngI eat 0. drtpE. II Eou thIak Proper,
5eu s1e at hne.ty 70 aks tbs aEbi1 An1 rcf1 10 me
win cheert1ty give su The dsaliabia 1nfor Matnoto
any one NEo EBy cal Oh Ee
Tou.s, respectfully JOHN p. BABCDCE.
Tie DJAperaia liza Et1 &c promptly sent By r1au
on receipt OF the pr.ca. Direct crdeuto
, 1863-11-19

ard other articles Of similar description,
viii be recommended There are many things
from which additional revenue might be %
.aired by the stamp system, which Is the
cheapest and least cumtrous system of
reTel ue-Eay stamp duties on wills, mar
1!age CT rrihcates, SC, &c. In England an
imme1se Ieyepue IL derived from stamps On
wills alone. Il requires no collettors, assea-
torF, &c as tie stanr6 could be regulated
seeos6i 6 to the value Ut the b:quest5. IS In
Great Britain.
CANE PRESENTATION.
Yesterday afternoon u cane, (stid t. be
cak, formerly the property of tbs la.a Sans
Ter B1oadhead, Of California, was presented
to the President By q. 8. Senator Connera, a
War Democrat from the Golden 9tate
Senator Conners said he stock especial pleas
ure in presenting the cane to the President,
~ token OF his respect and admiration for
him in the Issuing Of that great edlct the
Proclamation Of Emancipation, AND in reso-
1ote}y mainfaiDing- 1t a. the public Iaw."
Tie President made an appropriate reply
The cane is beautifully polished. The origi
raj Inscription Oh a geld plate on the crook
cd part Of the cc1e was " B1oderick to Con-
bas had tntcribed, "Conpesstot the Presfdent;''
unc thus the two Inscriptions are blended
together Tbs President understood to give
tht opinion that the cane wss of hickory:
and had the pleasure Of listening to very
usefal ard entertaining description, By him,
Of the nature of the different varieties Of
wood. 4 Rail Splitter ought to be able to
spesk 5ntelygeatly On the subject; and car
tainly Old Abe is, If am any judge.
1uE GOVERNOR GENERAL OF CANADA AND TIE
CONSPIRACY.
The prompt manner In which The Governor
Gtnern Of Canada notified Mr.. stanton,
through Lord Lyons, Of tne conspiracy to
burn Buffalo and other lake cities, is another
evidence Of the stroDg desire Of the British
government to preserve the entente cordiale
between the two countries. It il properly
appreciated BY the President and Cablnef,and
lust hare ar excellent effect. The anti sis
very element in England. 50 ably appealed to
bY Beecher and others, is telling upon tbs
Epgl1th government, and doing more to keep
II to the path Of strict neutralty than any:
thing beside; Emancipation Il truly tno.
edged sword. ZErA.
, 1863-11-19
DTSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA!

Dr.. W1snArT: hare been corttAnt suHerer Tih
dIpsptta for the last eighteen years during which
l.a cannot asy tha. ever enjoyed perfectly well
dsy. These vera times when the symptoms we're
,core aggravated than al othe1B and tnen 1t seemed
wor1h pa great relief 20 die. had at all times ~
napletssos # .ling tu y hesd but lasset1y my suffer.
tRa 20 much Increased thkt ItecAue almost for
bualnEes OF kuy kind. NY mind was continually nI1ed
1ta gloomy thoughts AID teretottngs, and Il At
tsmFted to chacee t1eir current by seadlng st ozcs
eten.atIon oficy eolfnetA in connection With dead
weight rs It weze. rested upon my bzs!n also feel
tDg OF Eickness would occur IT tha E.onach, and
great pain to my q e.. accompanied with which Was
continual fear otlcnr3 my ressou ! also ptrereed
Ezeat 1&zfltude. debility ard ouaHe which raade
It diEcult to walk By day OF s1eeo night Ioocss
acyeEsa 10 society. a1d dtsposea only to soc1ukIon
ane having tried tka sktl, Of number o1 eminent
?, ssic.et Of va11ous schools finally Gang 10
clotion that 70: ths disease ut my age f.sty-
nya 1sa1s. there WAS no cure in existence. But
through tho irtarie1enca It Divi2e PToyidenca to
whom devcntly offer my thsnks. At last found q
scve1eifn remedy in your Dyspepsia Pills ard Tar
Cordial which ssena to have eHecsua1ly removed Il,
moss the lsEt trace OF ny 1org list Of ai1maata and
Esd feslngs. sud In thelr placs health pxssuf and
co-reEtn ert ere ny aTnsy day ccrapAnloLa
JAAKs II EAUNDEES.
70 sssEo:th rscosd s..eet. FhllapelphIa formerly
OF Wcedbuty.N.
, 1863-11-19
AsiEspE. time fIace, We preface

AaEapE.--Some time siace, ne prefaced
al extract from the Christian IntzNi7epcer
with apazagTaFh not very complimentary TO
tie I,sttAigtnctr's former good opinion of the.
segro. We give the organ of the good old
Dutch church tbs full benefit OF ita denial of
Cur tusipuaiion BY quoting 1t eatlre:
This journsl hss ulwayo been a trae. saus1.
bic. and ei1cere friend OF the negro, I. hns
insisted upon his manhood hts right to be-
educated azd to be tgeed. Furthermore, be
it Known to ycu, o CHICAGO TRIBuNEI that
on tbe-week next succeeding the 7illainous
attack Of the rebels On Sumter, this paper de-
c1nred, without hesitation or reservation. that
TIC rebellion mutt be suppressed, even thourh
the Southern slaves were aul.sted into t1e
service Of the Up1on cause. That was the
opinion We expressed IN April, 1861, qui.e
altedatirg the moze ta1d5 conceptions OF
cur Chicago contemporary.
We have, therefore, no views to modify.
eitler as II regards the cIsil fights Of tbs re-;
gro, or as 1t respects the exredleuc7 Of uzing
him Tor the support of .he Union.
We do not bslieye that rebels haya ary
Euch .1ehts which either white men o. ne
groes are bound to respect, except the right
to be dlsarrtd and reduced to obedience to
the Government which. By the lnstieaticu Of
sa.au, they are attempting to destroy.
, 1863-11-19

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