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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1865-11-18
SATURDAY MORNING, NOV, 18, 1865.

The truth j., my friend, some ody's
badly fselvJ about this bizneSs. sum
body has dTa wd the el,isnt in This lotto
ry, and don't know wba. TO do with him
He's jest ,hrowin his suout about loose,
and by'and by he'll burt sumbody. Thee
niggers will have to 90 back to the plan
tatons and work. Iaint agwine TO SUPP
port nary ose of 'ern, and when you rear
anaboGy say. so, you tell 'un "ns a lie,'
so called. golly, amt got nuthin TO
support rnyseIi on. We fou. ourselves
out Of everything except children and
land, ard ! suppose the land are TO be
turned over to the pegrocs for grave
yards.
Well, my friend, don't want much.
| Amt a. 4bitious as used to was. You
all have got your shows and monkeys
and sirkussss and brass bands and or.
gans, and can play on the PETROLEUM and
a harp of thousand strings, and so on,
bu, I've o, Iy got one favor to AK Of you
] want enuh powder to kill big allor
stump tail dog that prowls round my
premises at night. Pom honor | wou',
shoot at anything blue or black or mH
later. Will you send it 3? Are you ai.d
your fosks so skeereI Of me aud INV
foaks, that you won't let us have any
amynishunl 7 Are the squirrels and crows
and black rackcoons to eat up our poor
little corn patches Are the wild ,ur,
keys to gobb!esal round us with impu
niiyl II a mad dog takes the hiderfo
bv, is the whole community to run itself
to daSth to get out of the way 90.
iy! it looks like YOU: PepuI had all Tux
the rebelfoby for coed, AID was never
gwiue to. git over it. see here, my
friend, you must send me little powder
and a ticket to yaur show, aui me and
you will harmonic, sertin.
With th, Sc few remarks think | feel
better, aud hope Laiht made nobody
fisin mad, for I'm pot on that line at this
time. l am troo'y your friend-all pres
Ed, or accounted for,
BILL ARP, so.called.
p. Sod man Harris wanted 10 buy
my fiddle he other day with Contederik
money. He says that it would be good
agin. He saws that Jim Funderburk
told him that Warren's Jack had seed
man who had jest cum from Virginny,
and he sed man told bis cousin Mandy
that Lee had whipped 'em a. in.
Old Harris says that a felltr by the
name Of Mack G. Million is coming over
with a rnillicn Of men. But neverthe.
les, notwithstanding, somehow, or some.
how else, I'm dubeus about tie money.
II you was ,ne, Ar,emus, would you
make tie fid1le trade b. A.
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Cotton Plantation 10 Rent:
Camden, 8. G., Sept. ls, 1855.


T CFFER FOR RENT OR LEASE MY
L Piantalisn, situated on the main road
leading from Lancaster to Camden, lying
between Salem Camp Ground and Hanging
Rock Creek, aud known rs the Spring
Pldce. On the place there are about Four
Hundred acres Of land in good state Of
cultivation; one half Of which is fresh land
and all sfh highly productive. With or
dinary attention. it will produce fine crops
OF either Cotton or Provisions, The fenc-
ing is in excellept condition. Besides the
planting land, there are several hundred
acres OF fiRe pasture land, all under COED
fence. The Il lace is we'll watered, and in
every respect well worthy of a visit from
any who may wish to rent. It will be
rented for one year or longer It desired.
will take pleasure in showing the place,
aud may DO found at my resideace one mile
below Hanging Rock Creek.
JAMES Nj. INGRAM.
Oct. 7th, ls65,-5-tf.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-07
A Sronr Anour CRY. GRAxr.-

A STORY ABOUT GEN. GRANT
At a Union meeting in New Haven,
the other night, Judge johnson, of
Ohio, "told a little story about Gen.
Grant, in his boyhood. lie said that
in Georgetown, Ohio, where Grant
lived, circus Gang one day. The
boys all vent to tie circus, and in the
course Of the programme, the mule.
which no outsider was expected to ride
was brought in the sing. The monk
ey first tried 10 ride, and was thrown.
A negro present then volunteered his
services, and was likewise thrown
One village boy now came on and
then another and another, each in his
turn. being quickly and heavily thrown
by the trained animal, until at least
dozen were placed hors du combat.
Al last modest lillle boy was asked
if be woIld max the attempt. Il will
try" replied the apparently timld
youth, and xsrou5lY mounting the
animal, he grasped hold and retained
lis seat, not aithstadding the utmost
exerlions Of lhe creature 70 throw him
of, until at last the animal, wearied
out stood still, painting and vanquish-
ed, with the undaunted and indomita-
Bile young hero, Ulysses s. Grant,
firmly seated upon bis back. This,
SAID the Judge, is the character of the
hero Of Vicksburg now; and he will
cling 10 the back Of Bob Lee and
Jaff. Davis, until tired Of the ride,they
I yield Obedience 10 righ,fal constitn-
/ lioual authority.
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rrocs are free, tie wofkhoUsea tenant
less, the stores are empty, the goods
which they contained, which came
ifum the North, have been sold aud
used pp, turned into confederate scrip
ihe railroads are torn up and the com
yngnily in every sense is poverty stric-
ken. How can they trade They
have nothing 70 trade with. When
ihe country is opeaed, when the State
returns 90 the Union there viii be a
trade in cotton, but Iill theu tie men
who are looking tor a chance 10 make
their fortunes had letter turn their
attention 10 some other locality.
CARLTON.
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A Buckeye SToRY.-The Colum-
bus (Ohiol Jouraal tells a queer sto-
nv about a married couple in that
place. The husband Is a tyrani.-
One evening during recent severe
storm his wie was out visiting near
ueighi,or; her husband pretended not
10 knos her. She threatened to jump
into the well if he did not open the
door. Having no idea that she would
do 20. he obs,inately refused TO recog.
nize her: 20 size took a log, plunged
il into the weli, and simultaneously
siih tie splash / made SHE placed
herself by The site oi the door; as
soon a. her husband daried cot 10 bis
ni.lA clothes size aar'ed III, locke q
ne door and declated that SIC DID jtgt
kaor him! She ifoze him unlil hg
was penteut. ard then lei him III. II
lie reader doubts the s.ory, w cant
help il.
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MAGslFiCMr PReJfCT.--lt is sta,
ted that 4 number Of the capitalists Of
n York have IN contemplation a
plan 70 present two hundred thousand
millions 81 dollars 10 the government,
and thus relieve the nation from ~
dehtedue.s. The gill is proposed 10
b. made IN 200, 900 shares If $4,000
of which 4. 4. Stewart will take fifty
anl Wm y. .Aaor hfiy, and many
ofaer 81 proportion. and i i thought
tiat quarter Of the amount might b''
raj.e3 Is 3 York city Could tlis
puee b. ~tzed i would compel
th eei9n countries, and
pace be la.f q .tases y America 10
tie proadest position ever occupied
by Any nation Vi ias eai Ia.
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A TsETUL sAcK-Last tall some
patriotic wags 10 California started
bils on a sack Of -four for the beas sdt
OF tie Sanitary Commission, and ihis
humo Of the var proved so popular
that the sack WAS handed about iSom
Sacramento 10 San Francisco, a'ri
from San Francisco 70 Oregon, and
back again. and sid. and resold, ontl
tbe sun u filY thousand dolar. had
been I.ail.apd Nobody cwned the aoer.
Tfis sack i now % iis way sI,where
sim.lae process SD take place. II
viii he pa, up at suction aud i 4 ca
r.e.ta tha sbils unlimited bids viii
b o..efej Tie pufelias' aili immedi-
alsly psi ii ~ aseia. e. be knocked
d0an bY al,ellAeg b,ddef.
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NoRt - LANtS uN FAMILY AF=
raiRs.-The nreoklyn kaqis has
correspondent who knows thing or
two. Hear him
Il Is a good thing for a man 70 pay
attention to hi. family.
Provided be has one.
Married men generally have. SO
have /.
L is the natural Consequence of get
ting married.
Families, ike every thing else, are
more eSpcns ze than they used 20 be.
Shoes and clothes cost sight, and
now days, and children have mostly
good appetites.
Mine have.
BOYS will be boys. They can't help
it. They were born 80. II is their
destiny to tear their trowsers and 20
wear out two pairs OF boots a month
keeping their ma constantly employed
like beseiged garrison repairing
breeches, and their unfortunate pa
paying out currency, under strong
conviction that there i. nothing like
lealher-lo wear out.
Tried copper-toed boots on my heir
The copper wore we'll, and ] have an
idea that copper boots would be good
idea, but couldn't find metallic
shoemaker to carry il out.
Mrs. OIL. also became attached TO
copper and thought il would be an
improvement and save sewing il boys
pantaloons we're like ships and tea
kettles. copper-bottomed. The sue-
gestion was Il. No. |, but we haven't
tried il yet.
Copper so ran in my head at the
time thet OPake called me a copper
head,
This was the origin Of the term.
Mrs. OIL. is a managing woman.-
She makes trowsers for our son Alex
ander Themistocles, out of mine when
I've done with them. He can get
through three pair TO my one, ordina-
rily, and / am oblidged 10 wear out
my clothes faster than | used TO, TO
keep him supplied,
] once suggested that il might be
within the resources Of art and lndus-
try to make him a pair out Of new
material.
Mrs. OIL said positively that it
couldn't be done. II would ruin us.-
She concluded it was cheaper to cut q
pair | had paid twelve dollars for
subsequently found upon enquiry
that new cloth for tha; purpose could
have been bought for about t@o dol
lars.
] veniured to tell Mrs. OIL. expec-
ing a triumph Of male foresight over
female lack of judgement
She gave ne look Of scorn, as she
wanted 10 know il | had asked the
puce OF "lnmmins."
Trimmings were too much for me.
have been afraid Of trimmings ev-
er since.
Trimmings, | suppose means but =
tons and things.
Bat what is The expenses compared
with the joy father feels, when after
days laborious exercise at The Office
wrestling with steel pen, he returns
to his domestic retreat, and is met at
the gate by smiling cherubim, who
in tones that 90 to bis fond parents
heart, and makes him forget troubles,
with, "Hello, pa, give me a penny"
Your hand insiinctiyely goes into
tie seat Of your affections, your pock-
ct, and draws forth the coveted coin.
which is promptly invested in molass-
es candy.
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G~aa DIR. II. BUTTON
UYffrb DENTIST.

sohes and Residence At FAc1ORYP0IH7
Dr. D. may be found AZ bis oiaee Saturdays
snd Man5sgs Tussdsys 81 Vest Dorset,
Wednesday Nrd Thursdays al 6rsBdsile Cor
uers, ffi4ays as paWist-
PLATE WORK
GA sa@d. Slrer, and Fslcaatsca R'aa6er, from
ose iooyh - 40 entire sci. done heaily and with
dispAteh. Temporary sess can be pat ia with
ID fes asst after extracting tbs teeth.
All eaark snawranfeS ie ezra EaftsfacitoA-
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BnEyiTY TIE SOUL oF Write
mandani Of Libby Prison Issued
stringent order Ihai Uoion prisoners
must Limit their letters 10 ,ix l.ues.---
The following ls specimen:
Ny Dear Wifs:- Yogrs receiyed-
no hope Of e1change--tend coras'arch
--want socks, 40 .noHey--fAeuiAait.m
in Hft sboulder-piekl-s very good.
send sausas God bIess yoH. kisa
the b4iy Hill Colombia
- our 8efettl sIs0a8a.
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STAGE NOTICE.

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i sAd fattafF fstEi essanfs i3fs IS fseteFa Fasht
.sA 81 ta.s fft1ns snA saErg faas lsast = eel
Tbs1ksex& eaH Fpa ~ tal@Nss issbEs AstegE
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2 y tssaH - aAcA 8 ssi& assA
A. GALPiS
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Burr & Burton Seminary.

Burr & Burton Seminary,
sruE WINTER TEEN IL this Insatutl,a vii
Il begin os lbc &&th @Ay q I,ecrmief next
tsasErsseKs
WILLIAM BASGuM. A. NJ, Principal
suLnN AEHEk. s. 1., Assistant,
Miss LAURA D. STRONG. PreespJsss.
MIS-. A. D. hAscOA TcscAsF y Ngsic.
Mss sAEAH L. GeubEitH.
TDatafY - PgnMaasfip
Ysanr msN ksygpw tH &,s~ tFssassan far lbs
Aaistff wh0sg csFe9blf5ahofk i0st fiiosS taeA aAa
as4iraafe gwen AK pr9i4f3t recommended cat tsTf
the regular eAargss if Iatian rooM at inctjtat-
auy Esssiigfa
/ eirspisf risiHg specific Information csh b bad
81 GFpistatlea a. the frinctfai
r. : CCsnMAN, cierk.
N.aehssieF. New. IL. lNtA
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4 hiy isa8 -h iA ite raeir says
shs .hal magtya smal. aa ee-sus@
shoft metre hsms arc tie easiefi 10
sel along vito.
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DUCK NrTTENS AND GLOVES, manu-
lJSsclured aud sold by
y. ". BoYr, AohsT, shseuEs9 Eh.
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MAAtti - & h&-s VI
T8R4A- o. fsst hanass 81 Hs3a > ssa lrft ttfstts
sfaua e5sasnsa sii af tsarsf e. = = - 80 q
- asassht q ~ ~ II a. yrss q vfa p
shsfFH1
Rsn sthssffteff 81 - la ksvsnes
fapss AisreHiaaasf gtfil Al aFfsaFagst ~ 1asAe
tnifss ~ tatFistfs stFf ~ So aB 81
rsFaafBtf nasy ls iaass ~ ussli - attfrWifs g.
sertlg sa shf Fastfssf y as AEfEt 5 hasF Hssse
ssy.asrs Is a. Nsf htias ~Ass feosfa vi,I - ~
Eesssessas At ttit ost0e
vmkEtN- a pfERcE failisbfr
4. MNNN0N. tdstss.
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TKAERAL sTkTUTEs OF NEgMoST,
VI lor sale u
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JAMAICA LEATHER COMPANY manu-
81 fscturp Custom Made Roots expressly for
the New EaglsBd trade. All work warranted
Prices 10 satt the times. Orders solicited.
l.. \. ArhAgFE, AGEAr, JAMAICA W.
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BISlsEM nlREcToRT.

MINER & PRINI1LE.
ITogNEYS AND cGlNsiILuRS At
"A LAW. 1laim. pen~ion and Fire
nna Iite Insurance Agents.
0rTfcG okra EQpiRu1 STuhE.
rssch.s1f, Bennington County, Vermont.
.L htstE 60 ~. FBispLK.
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II otsss ssA SARGE 81 Ali abssrnrfss fifenFtAts
tbe gik4 - saa gses kextths hes1@n T. tbs paris =
festea 81 u rsaaEssas t8fa ~ ansfF y Ehs ihgs-
- AaA ss @ss4 NstA .esesss aaa sstistaxlpE
ever xAsFs n.~ss ~ 81 nrnsststs
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Terms for AdYorttsing.
ufnast atss ass type masf sqnaFsA


Terms for AdVorttstnG.
uf fnssf ttis ass type nase sqna'y1
fawAw 3m sm ! y
tEsss o. isssi 20 ist s.e0 40 $50 100
/ ,agAfs Izs l.t8. see eco see 40
isssamn s.e8 zoo 500 sJeoIla.0a le.e9
. eolama 500 : Sb0t8.e0. Is ~ o. 81 %
! eslamn llp.eo u % ls.ee,t9 % ss-ee 5000
T-sEsy pr ssst sa,suts - tht alsfs rates ~iil
b. rtsrfel a. lsgsi sareffising
rhs nsmtes - ihsefttaHs iWssg - u3Ft ea ~ AZ
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