davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-14

PURCHASE oF LOwEE CAIIFoENIA. The
transaction took place in Washington. With
ths taeit consent Of the government. and
ibroagh the active agency OF Senor Romero.
u has nov been formally confirmed by the
Jaarez government. and the title Is settled
beyond rrAsOuable doabt. IL is the largest
purchase by private persons IN modern
times. IL covers So so square miles. ex-
tending frosa gulf 20 ocean. betwen the par
allsl. Of "a 90 and So Of north latitude.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-14

a good Joke J. tod 81 tie expense Of q
suburban school teacher. ~bo keps aaer
school youngster wha bad manifested
greai aversion % scsuiriaz siditioaal learn.
fng' snd N tho course Of tbe repriraaBd The
teacher aid
" Now. james can yos iell ne one sis-
gle hing you have learned since tie quar-
Ter commeucsdY-
Z" fss. have ieafnsd one ihinr-
Whst s itY-
" Vel. I've learned vbere there . q b.l-
y ehestnut tree hat nons a the bors
Eno~ anything ahoai. sud ~as gong
therc ior nufs u 700 haint ksps me- aher
school
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-14

NEGRO Suffrage AT IHE CAFTTAL. A
washington dispatch says that senator
Morrill,. Of Name. ia is understood. win.
i"ne diAiely on the ascending Of Coagrsss.
'nirOduee bIll To confer the privilegs Of
suffrage uPoh the irssdssA Of the Disirics
OF Columbia. and will energetieaIly insist
on an early vote. Ia Is said to be bis pur-
pose to have this new la~ in fsll force be-
fore the next municipal election in Washing
ton. lt was Senator Morrlli Who insrodac-
ed and carried through the ban sm-nc;pas-
ing the slaves Of this District. Ifhe press
&c this second proposition with the energy
and Persisteney that characterized hi. ef-
forts for the krst. IA y morc than probable
that il vin be s1ccessfal.
Boston JOsrnaI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-14

Tas garden beans eaos from Gle Es.,
Indies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-14

The foilosing j. the q" nub Of yain
~hi-h y told about big -hiskey-guzzlrn9
feiio~ Who came home drunk one night and
SAT down By The Gre 70 warm his feet. Which
were regular worn. .killers.- says The
legend Aftsr dozing soIe time be a-oke
chilly. The embers ~ers entirely hid from
vtev. and sewing his feet. rnisiook then for
his liitls boy. ~ben. uifh q majestic wave
~ ~ hsnd. ~ s.isi. o. Stand sside. nv lie
fie son. ard lct your father warm himself.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-14

Tbe Round Table makes this good poirt
90 The rebels just when their caase sas oav-
ing IN. proposed 10 arm the negroes the
ds@ocrats. nov that they are in the very
Afticis q death. PruPose 20 give the negro
th ballot The negro did not save the
rebels. add be vill not save the Democratic
rartY."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-12-14

Congressmsn John Morri..ey 10 aid 70
be Ike Dsniei Webstsr. bsc.sss bs is an
EE-Pounder
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-28
G0DEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
FOR 1898.

FOR 1885
THE FASHIONABLE MAGAZINE OF
THE WORLD.
L LITERATURE. Fine Arts and FASHIONS,
~ The most magnificent Steel eugra.
wings Double Fashion Plates. Wood en-
cravings of every subject that can inte.est
ladies. Crochet knitting, Netting. Embroi.
derry, Articles for the Toilet, for the Parlor.
the Bordoir, and the Kitchen. Everything
ia fact, to make a Complete Lady's Book.
THE LADIES' FAvORITE FOR SO
YEARS
No Magazine has been able to compete
with ik None attempt it.
GODEY'S RECEIPTS.
for every deHaftmcut Of a household. These
"lon" are worth the price of tho book.
Modei Cottages Ono other Magazine
gives them}. with diagrams
Drawing Lessons for the Young. An.
other speciality with Cooley.
Oignal Music. worth $3 a year. O,hsr
h"gazine1 rdblish Old wora-out musi. :.
but the Subscribers to Cooley get it before
the music stores.
Gardening for Ladies. Another peculi-
arIty with Gofey.
Fashions from Messrs. A. II. Stewar, g.
C"r II New York, the millionaire merchaot,
appe4in Cody, tho only Magazine that
has them.
Ladies Ronne:s. We give more Of them
IN year than any other Magazine. ln fact
t'e i'nN BOOK enables every Lady to be
her own Bu"net Maker
TERMS OF GODHY'S LADY'S BOOZE
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-28
The man who won't pay the

The man who won't pay the
PRINrER.-May he never be permitted to
kiss pretty woman.
May be have sore eyes, and chesnut.
burr for an eye stone.
May his boots leak, his gun hang FIRE,
and his fishing line break.
May ono thousand night mares trot
quarter races over his stomach every
night.
May his coffee be sweeteued with flies.
and his sauce sweetened with spiders.
May be be shod with lightning, and
compelled to wander over ganpowder.
May the famine stricken ghost Of an
editors baby kaun, his slumbers.
Nav bs be bored to death with 10 ard
ing school misses praCticing the first les.
sons IN muse, without the privilege Of see
ing his tormeutors.
May troop Of pria,er'S devils, lean,
Iank and hungry, dog bis heels each day,
aud regiment of cats ca,erwaul under
his window each night.
May bis dau ghter's marry one eyed
editors, and his sons wed female tvpe.
stickers.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-28
PROSPECTUS
or
eTho N. @. Guardiau"

The undersigned will issue. comme.cing
on the hrs, day of January, 1866, in the city
of Charlotte, N c.. daily amd triweekiy
newspaper nnGer the style and title of
The North Carolina Guardian,
which shall be devoted especially to the
dissemination of the latest rews, ard the
guarding with m eagle eve, the interests
OF the STAT, under The Cons tuition, aud IN
conformity with he VS. of the United
States
There will also be issueI, from IN. sam.
o''ice. weekly paper under the style and
title Of
THE CATAWBA WATGHMAN."
The terms for the DNliY GUARDIAN
will be, for one year, 81 So moujhs. 81;
thee months, 2 20 ANY less time 81 per
month
The 'RI.SEEKLY GUARDIAN will
be >npplie" TO cab crIb,rs at So for twelve
months S3 for siX months; J. rs for
t"rc" monins. AID 70 cents Pc. month for
any less time.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Ordinary advertisements, occppyiny MOI
more than ten Iinc- Gone spunrc) viii Uo la
serted in either of The abeyo publications
at scv Hry.iiye cents for the r,t :usrr.ion
and hty cents for each sOuscq IerI in.Cr
ton Larger advertise ments 10 exact pro
portion. Ii eraI discounts will be nude
for contract advertising
The Weekly Watchman
VII be tur nished 10 suU-vr,Oefs at 81 per
aEnum. single copy. ana TO ciub "i ii 70
for 81 30; to n r,uh ct ten FOR - 81;
and TO club Of twel;y for SO, with sa
extra copy to the gette. up o. ciuos.
All ordcrs shCuIG he addressed to
T.. BRIrrON,
Editor and Proprietor Ga rri,n,"
Charlotte n. G..
Dec 1t. If
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-28
II A Nh h L. n = = .

II a Nh h l. Il = =.
BY FANNY MuRDAUGH DOWNING.
One volume, G mo. cieth: Price SO 90
The most remarkable Book Of he Times.
The most remarkable uork Of the cge.
The most charming book Of the dag.
The author is compared 10 ilannah More.
Mrs. Edgeworth, Mrs. Brad.
don and Charles Dickens!
From the Philadelphia Daily "Arc"1
The anth"rss" OF this book is "A VirTiu.
an bv birth, ana lady OF mnny accom-.
plishmcntS. 1t Possesses much ex.ril,ur,,
The publishers de.ervo great pr..is, for
the mnuuer in which they have sent the
book from the press.
From he Church lntclligcnccrl
"Thc writer Yields facilr pen. and i,
gIides on so smoolhly that i, ROUNDS up iis
beautiful periods With n natura!urss that
mukes you forget the aTthnress aud her
sNie IN the incres. at the narrative.
The chAr"eiers are I'll we'll sustained
throuuhout = 'rI..,tI,,
Characters 'irs--its elrga-t composition
It's "dmr"be plot ana IT'S thorough cunsis
tency-are enough not only to give the
book ready sale, bnt 10 establish the rep,
ut"tion of the nuihoress as IL woman Of
genius and culture" "
From the Bib Recorder
Fine story ia told with skill and power.
and those who commence reading It viii
not wish To stop til it is finished
From Daily Progress
a sweet story, fnlI f pa ;nos az instruc
ton, and TCp'cic with both uunl titles
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-28
THE CHRISTIAN INDEX.

pf tho First OF O:tober or as soos Al
ID the mails are re-e alabIish-d. I will rs-
No" tie publication f The "CiiRISrIAN
INDEX and the 'C!IILD'S INDEX" /
have been publishing.
Price of ''index." per anunm So 90
Price OF "Chhds Index. 10
Mcnsy may be remiued at once, as nv
doicTmIuatTon IS positive. Ally desire il &.
secure large subscription list With which
10 begin. aud Issue hi, prospeetus that
subscribers may have lime 10 forward their
rsmiila1css.
J.. - my Intention 10 issva frat class "a.
pers, aud no pains or expoDse will be sp arsi
10 secure tAat end. The best writer's saA
eorrsSpondeHIs III 10 secured, and tho
highest re!I sious and literary talent will bs
given To- the ptsfs Tno CHlLD'S PA
PER will be prolus civ illustrated an 4 will
IN every seuso, b, made 10 conform 70 q
neH lille.
The Chilrs Delight.
Money may be sent oy Exptess or Other.
wise--if 10y Express, at my risk, H the On.
press receipt !, sen. me, on the ptjoa
Of mail facilities.
MS conusction with the frm OIL. w.
Burke & CO.. Is dissolved, but I will sstab.
h'h an oitice IN Macon. Ga where eomma.
Dica,isns may be addressed
SAMUEL BoYKIN, !.
sept. sS, lBG5--4 -lmo. ~
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-28
THE SOUTHERNER,

PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT DARLINGTON, q. c.
BY j. ". BROWN.
1NERMS Of snb'crpton--To subscri.
Il bers on oar books, } 5J to new ,ub,
sc'ibers 4 Advertisements per square.
INST Hsertion, SO; Vadh sIbseq uent in.
seF,IOn !.
Advertisements not paid for IN advancs
viii be continued until paid for, and be
charged accordingly Trsnsisnt advertise
meDts must be paid f,r in advance. Ad.
y,eriiscInen,s nQt marked for a certain mum
Der of insertions, viii bs continued ug,iI
forbid, and charged accordingly.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-28
THE POSTAGE LAW.

For the convenience OF o ur readers, many
"t whom are uniformed Us TO The present
Postal r"iec. we extract aud prepare the
following from the existing regulations, as
pablished in the "UUi,ed States Mail"
Letter Postage Prepayment nt-The law
require" Ihe postage on nii letters TO be
prepnid bV stamps OF stamped ervel oprs-
pa'mrnt In money being prohibited All
cropped letters must also be prepaid The
ohly letters en- wtica payment !, not de
mandsd. are those addre->rd to The Pre.l-
dent or VIre President, Members Of Con-
sress, and letters on Official business To tn
chieits otJhs Executive Departments ofthe
Government, the heads OF bureaus, and
chief clerks and others invested with the
tracking privilege.
Rates The rate o. letter pssts~. /.
three cents per ha ounce throughout the
United States and three cents for zach nd.
d,uonaI haf ounce or fraction thereof.
Ihe .en cent Pacific rate il nboli. he'd
The fHto Of postage on drop letters il
Two cents per ha'f ounce or fraction there
Of at n! offices " here delivery by rarri,ri-
established. Where such free delivery i,
not estAOIIshcd, the rate il one cent.
Newspaper Postage Tn. following /.
The postage on newspapers, when sent from
the office Of publication, TO regular SUB
-crIbers.
Postage on Daily Paper to subscribers
when prepaid quarterly or yearly in ne
vance, either nj The mailing office or office
OF delivery, per quarter, 80 ceats.
SIX times per week, per quarter, 80 +"
For Ti Weekly, IS
For Semi Weekly, 10
For Weekly. 8
Weekly Newspapers Zone copy only)
sent bv the publisher to aci ual subscribers
within III" county where pialsd and pub.
lished, fee.
Postage or transient matters, Books and
Crcuidys.--Boeks, not over 4 oonees In
weight, TO one address, cents; over 4
ounces, and not over 8 ounces, s. cents over
ounces, and not over IL ounces. ~ cents
over ~ ounces, and not over 10 eunceS
IG cents.
Circulars, not exceeding three in number
10 one address, centsj ever three, ard no,
over elk cents; over six, aud Dot over
nhe, D cents over nine, and not exceeding
twelve, 8 cents
nhsc'Adnsoni,--On miscellaneous malta
oIe matter embracing all pamphlets, occa
sional publications, iran.irnt nsws papers,
hand bills. and posters, book manusesip.s
and PTo"t sheets. whether corrected or not,
maps, prints, engraving, sheet mus c, blanks
heS'bls patterns, samples, ard sample csrds,
photographs paper, letter envelopes, postal
envelopes or wrappers, cards. paper. plain
or ornamental, Photographs representa-
Hens OF different types. seeds, cuttings.
bulbs, roots sad scioss, the postage TO be
prepstd by sia'np-, is. on oos package to
ote addrts~, no' over 4 oanrs- in weight,
: ceHis /; oyer Z ounces aud ngt over 8 oan
ce', ceots; ever onuss-. and noi over
~ oaacss, 3 cspts ever "a ospcss, aed
40. oYes i6 ouaess, s e6ats.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-28
Y0RKVlLLE ENQUIRER.
YORKVnI.E. IS. g.

yORKVlbl.E, y. G..
fTERMS--IN ADVANCE---Thres dol
lara ard fifty cents per year two dolIsrs
Tor sin months; one doilAr for three mont,s
--PayaSls In "greenbscks." Wnen p,y
ment 's mEie IA specie, two dollars and iif.
W cents per year one doliar nod twent
i've cents Tor sx months; ze.euty i've
cents Tor three months. Single copies, ten
cents.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-28

n wicked "Copperhead" sends the fol-
loving resolution to Congress, AS an EN-
bodiment Of those offered by Sumner -
"ReSolvea, That the Government was
established tor the benefit of Massachu
se't' and the Republican party; ,ha, no
one else has any rights that W are bound
10 respect, except gentlemen Of African
scent.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-28
SoliloquY Of 4 LoaEer.

Let's see where am II This is-coal
Tn lying on. Was coming up street
met a wheebarrow-was drunk, coming
to,her way-the wheebarrow fell over
me, or ! over the wheelbarrow, an one
OF us fell into the cela.-dct't know
which row-guess it must have been me.
Tn nice young man yes I am--tight!
tore drunk Wen can't help it
faint my fault-wonder whose fault It's
Il il Jones' fault q No. Is it my wifes
fsult Well il aint. Is it the wheel,
barrow's fault Z No. It's whiskey's fault.
Who is Whiskeyi Has he n large fam.
lily All poof, reckon. think wont
own him any more. I'll Gu, his acqnain-
taince. I've had that notion for abou,
ten years, and always hate TO do i. for
fear OF hurting his feelings. I'll do j,
now. think liquor is injur;n ms-i,'.
s2oi.ing my temper.
stay out pretty late; no, sometimes
I'm out all night fact il. I'm out pretty
much all over:-out OF friends, ou, Of
pocket, ou, at the elbows and ko ees, and
always outraceously dirty-so Bets SAYS;
but then she's no Judge for she's. never
clean herself I wonder why she doseu't
wear good clothes maybe size hs.n',
got 'em; whose faults that 7 isn't mine
must be whskeys.
Som e,imss Tn ih, however ; I'm in.
toS'csted now, and in somebody's coal
cellar. There's one principle I've eot-I
won't get in debt :; never could do
There one o! my coat tails is eone-pot
tore of, | expect, when fell in here. I'll
havs to get new suit soon. A fellow
told me ro,her day would make a good
sign for pspet mill. If he wasn't so
big III kicked him. I've had this sbit
on for nine days, and I'm afraid i, wont
come of wi!bou. tearin'. People ought
to respec, me more'u they do, for I'm in
holy orders. ! amt a dandy, though
my ciotbes are pretty near Greaseian
style. j guess tore this window shut.
tor in my pants roiher night when sat
dowo on the wax iu BIN Raggs shop
III have to get i. mended, or-rll catch
cod. amt very stout. A. the boy.
say, I'm as fat as a match, aud as h eal,by
as the smallpox. Ny bes, hat is stand.
ing guard for window pane that wen,
out tother morning at the invitation Of a
brickbst. It's getting cold down here
wonder il amt abe TO climb. II fIhad
drink ] could tbiuk better. Let. me
see amt go, three cents; u I was in
tavern could sponge one. w hsnover
anybody iresis and says. Come fellers.'
always think my names 'ieIlets,' and
I've got too good manners to refase.-
Well, must leave ihis, or they'll ares,
me tor an attempt at burglary. 7 aiu't
Come TO that yet. Anybcs it was the
"hselbsnow lha, did The barm--not me.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-28

ASHES OF GLORY.
BY A. J. REoUiER.

BIZ A. J. REQUfER
Fold up the gorgeous silken sun,
BY bleeding martyrs blest,
And heap the laurels it has won
Above Its place oG rest.
No trumpet's note need harshly blaro-
No drum funeral roll
Eo- toling sabes drape the bier
That frees dauutless soul
1t lived with LEE and decked his brow
From Fate's empyrcal palm;
1t sleeps the sleep OF JACKSON now
As spotless and as calm.
It was outnumbered-not outdone
And they shall shuddering tell,
Who struck the blow, its latest gun
Flashed ruin az it fell.
Sleep, shroudcd Ensign mot the breeze
That smote the victor tar
With death, across the heaving seas
VI merry trafalgar;
Not Arthur's knights, amid the gloom
Their knightly deeds have starred:
Nor Gallo Henry's matchless plane,
Nor fearless orn Bayard
Not all that antique fables feign,
And Orient dreams disgorge:
Nor yet the Silver Cross of spain,.
And Leon of St. George.
Can bid thee pale! Proud emblem still
Thy crimson glory shines
Beyond the heightened shades that Gll
Their proudc:t kingly lines.
Sleep! in their own historic night
And be thy blazoned scroll:
warriors banner takes ITS fight
To greet the warriors soul
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-28
ION MNNE

Will he executed with nrarness and dispatch
and on accommodating terms.
lB~ THE CASH Tor Advertising and Job
Work will be required in all Instances "a soon
as the work IA rendered. Written orders to
secure attention, must be accompanied with
the cash.
Flour, Bacon, Lard, Sorghum, &c, will be
received in payment of subscriptions and ad.
vertisng ut the market rates. A 40 clean Get.
ton and linen rags.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-28
u PRESS:
MoSSEs FROM ROLLING STONE:

BY T"HELLA-MARY BAYAED CLARKE,
Author Of "Reminisrouc, OF Cuha.'
Nv o"d Noies, frnnsial,ons Of Siaguii,e."
Lady Tariurc," etc.
O"e volume, 10 mo cloth: Pice 81 G5
Csntains complete Pcstical writing. or
the popular author. a. d i. n beautiful sci
ting OF all the -ptrkliU. diamoud- that hav,
been iound c'iging TO the rolling stone"
"f great lie rs II washed with the rbb
aud How "f the sesthing tide OF Thought
and Imagination.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-28
THE CHANGE,
a Statement of the Reasons and Facts
which made me a Baptist.

a Statement of the Reasons and Facts
which made me Baptist.
BY REV. +. =. K,sCsBUkY.
One v"'nme, 10 mo. c'oth: P:ise . so
Bat few writer. WELD pen with such
ron'um"Ie skill grace and vigor ~ Mr.
Krg~huN. His book has received IA.
most hearty and exruc-t critical endorse
ment OF Elders II. T. SKixNER, J ID. Ilur
HAM, Editor Biblical Recorder; n. b. CoBB.
Cor. Sec, \. l. Baptist Board Of Missions
and olhrr eminent Di.lus- NO Baptist
family should be withoutit. No opponent
of The baptist should fail To read IL"
s-3- All our publications sent to any
part Of 'he country by mail or express up.
on receip! OF price.
Address,
WM. b. SMITH g. co, Publishes.
Raleigh, n. c
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-28
The Chili's Delight.
Dr. j. III. vviiherspoon

respectfully offers hia professional services q
the people OF L.ncaaervilis and surrosadisS
country. tie can be found at his once eppe.
ste the res'dence OF J. A. Hssssitine, o. a
tha residence OF his father Col J. Il. wishss
spoon.
September ?, isss.-,f -
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-28
The Southern Guardian.

I PROPOSE 10 revive the pudIic alton OF
u this josrnsl, Al Columbia. ;. G., ~ .oon
~ ,n"ii communications have been restored
s1h ihs necessary G1fss gcuent< en- he
nsde CHARLES q, PELHAM.
NoYember 20, 1865.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-28

An honest German, in Philsdslpbis,
became highly excited over an sccoun, in
the newspapers Of an elopemen, Of a
married woman. and excl.imsd III my
wife runs away nit sBodsr mas visa. I
viii rl.eAe Lpn oat Of her pseeche., Il she
ps miBe lad. mine Colt"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-28

TO KEEP HAMs.-Mr. Brooke, Of
li"Ga county, gives in the Rurai Ne,6
Yorker, method of keeping hams which
has never failed with him. lie has tried
thsm in salt, in grain, in pounded char.
coal, in dry ashes aud sewed up in cloth
aud whitewashed, but Ihcy would either
mould or suffer injury from flies or some
other way. He then made sacks for
them OF yard square OF good shee,ing.
putting them up before Injected b, flies.
one in n sack. Sweet hay is cut up sbou,
one inch long, and put in the sacks,
around 'he hams, keeping them from the
bag. They are then tied up and hung
in the smoke house, or some cool. dry
place; the hay and bag will keep awav
the flies, and allow the escape of IN ois,ure,
SO that they will not moud. II vel
cured and thoroughly smoked, one ma,
dePend on having good hams as long as
they last.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-28
JOB WORK.

We ave nov prepared TO srscute all kinds Of
JOB Work, VITA neatnees and Dispatch, and
or accommodating terms
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-28
SIhc PhGnix.D
LIsHEp ATT coLUaBIA,s.c C
By JULIAN a. SEi.BY.

PVp LlsHED AT oLUaBIA,s.
By JULIAN a. SEl.BY.
NiE Daily Ph1nix, issued every morn.
l. ing. except SUNDAY, is filled with the
latest news, (by telegraph, mails, etc y I'd
horial Correspondents, Misceiiansy, Pou
try, aud STORIES
The Iii weekly Phgaix, for country cir.
culation,is is published esery Tuesday Thurs.
day and Saturday, and has all the reading
matter Of interest contained in The daily is.
sues OF the week.
Da'iy' one wear. ..s....., ,........S 10 90
three months ..... 800
one year. 100
three mosths. 400
Weekly, one year. .... 400
three monlbs,... ....... l25
Advertisements inserie in tha Daily or
TrI Weekly az 3 square for the ftst 10.
se'iion, andT5 cents tor each sub,eqsent
Weekly advertisements si a
square every fhseriion
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-28
" bitG Men must rule America.
NEW YORK DAY BOOK FOR 1893.

N">-s "a DOOA Ub 1878.
s.
TIE DhY.BODE proposes to stand in
TIE future. as ~ tbs past, upo the great
ductunr that tHIs is n Wife MANS
hDE"liNMHN L on III. basi, OF FEDI.
NAh UNION, AND it desires To d. distinct.
~ r"Un cl out If that class of ioprssEs
which pTopo'e To surrender Democrats
PRINCIPLES l" II cowariiy public clamor. IL
"sp''es I" no highcr hsnor than TO be the
"rs"n oi the great Agricultural Classes Of
me roun ~ against the pablo plundsrsrs
OF All rtrusS, VINO now, through banks,
t"rh'' 'a\cH aNd free n.gTosm. are striving
l" cTnAr Invn. YAe Day Book. or its cub.
sl'utr Ihs '"Grassian, for four long AMI
n.o"dy wears, krp; tne hrg of State Right.
""d constitutional Liberty .nying, at a great
prcnn'ary sAc!liicr Ia New YORK, and At a
'Ime too when 1t had no other jonrnai 10
keep Il company. 1t has not, therefore.
been rrnied merely TO maks mossy, but
nHS ch"arn ratre- To be right and with tho
people ,hNn Ia court the favor Iques AMI
''cE r"'r"ai coVJra,ions aud DO wrong
with the few.
The DAY BOOK il now generally rec.
ogniS"d as toe i.rudng Democratic Week.
~ OF Inc c"Hntry, and has Ibe largest cir.
rhI'inn OF a"y published, being ,le only
New fo.k paper OF - cias, made I'D asa
Family aud Agricultural JoarnsI.
TERMS-CASH IN ADVANCE.
'n" copy, one yCar. ............. 81 90
Three copies, ere year. SEQ
Five copies one year, and ono TO the
get'er up Of the club 80. 10 90
Ten copies one year, and one TO tho
gc'ier up Of the c.uD. II SO
Twenty c"pi'' one year 80 90
Address, giving post oiliee, county and
State, in tall,
VAN EVR!E, HORTON s. CO.
No TO-, Nassau street, New York.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-28

A LARGE suppiy Of BLANK 3 for sale
"A for cash, a. this Office. embracing
Lawyers, hagistrs,vs, Sherf's, &c.