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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-27

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State of Louisian Parish of East Baton
Rouge--Fifth Judicial District Court
No. 679--Merchants' Mutual INSURANCE
Company VS.. James A.. Mediation and
Charles @. McIIatton-A6 T9--I. A. Will
hams, lAdminiGsratcr, vs., j. A. McHaf-
ton and ais, r,.,rf l...l .tl,s,J ID
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of seizure and
ID sale and writ of teri facias, issued
in the above entitled and numbered. suit,
and directed to the Sheriff of said Parish,
from the Honorable Fifth Judicial District
Court, in and for the Parish and State
aforesaid, / have, seized and will expose TO
public, sale, in 'front.' of the Court House
door of said Parish, IN the city Of Baton
Rouge, on
Saturday. the Sd day OF March next,
A. D.. 1865, ct il O'Clock, A. M, Of sad
day, the following described mortgaged
property, to-wit: s,f ,...--.,.L .L...-.,.L
A certain TRACT or PLANTATION,
situated in this Parish, about three miles
from the city of Baton Rouge, and known
by the name of "Arlington,h which plan
tation is composed Of two tracts OF land,
viz j:
One tract containing twenty-five and
half arpents on The Mississippi river, by
forty arpents in depth, attaining nine
hundred and thirty superficial arpents;
bounded above by lands formerly OF Guy
Duplan tier, now F. d. Conrad. r"
Another TRACT of LAND, adjoining
the tract above described on the lower line,
containing six arpents front on the Missis-
sippi river, by forty arpents in depth, con-
tanning two hundred and forty superficial
arpents, bounded below by lands Of PhiHp
Hicky, and above by the lands above de-
scribed--making the entire plantation TO
contain eleven hundred and seventy ar
penis, together with all the improvements
buildings and machinery thereon,
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount OF
Judgments, interests and costsin the ABOVE
suits.
Terms Of sale--cash. with the benefit Of
appraisement. v. A. ALLAN,
ian25 d Deputy Sheriff.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-27

State of Louisiana-Parish of East Baton
Rouge-Fiftb District Court No. 706-
Alberto Duplantier vs.. his Creditors.
To the Creditors Of Alberto DupSamtter, Greeting:
NOU ARE HEREBY summoned to at
i tend meeting of the Creditors of AL
beric Duplantier, before John O'Connor,
Recorder of the Parish of East Baton
Rouge, on Thursday, the 18th day of
March, 1855, then and there to deliberate
and advise upon matters touching said in
solveney.
Witness the Hon. r. T. Posey, Judge of
of said Court, this the I'd day Of February,
1866. JOS. NEPHLER,
feb3 Clerk.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-27

nj TENNYsoN

M TENNYsoN.
Is it the frost that glitters 80 white9
Is it the wind in yonder glen2
MOI no there are tents on the mountain
height,
And tnat is the marshaling sound Of men,
Bright DER an army the morning shines,
Cleaning as DER a ruffled lake;
Dark lie the cannon along the lines,
Like hurricane clouds before they break.
Over the wild hill and over the valley
Wildly the clarions call to the rallyi
Float banner, foatl bright as the
sunset
Blow bugles, blow blow for the onset
Is it ruin, cold and gray,
That glimmers in dusky twilight so2
A ruin whose walls and people lay,
Mingled together in dust below,
Der which n moon Of lurid red
Wanders in smoky vapors losti
No no tits the shadowy field OF the dead !,
And the wreck of discomfitted host
Over the hill and over the valley,
Never shall clarion call the rally
Droop banners, droopl droop like the
willow
Weep angels, weep DER tho soldiers
pillowl
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Shfri11 Salfs.

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State Of Louisiana Parish of East Baton
Rouge--Fifth Judicial District Court
No. 66l--Henry Walsh, Administrator
| vs.. Eugene Doiron. ~ Ia
| 10y VIRTUE ofaa writ of seizure and
y sale issued In the above entitled and
| numb ered snit and Co me directed from
the Honorable Fifth judicial District
Court, in and for the Parish and State
aforesaid, l. have seized and will expose to
public sale, in front of the Court House
door of said Parish, in the city of Baton
Rouge, on
Saturday, the 3D. day OF March next,
A. D., 1866, at IL o'clock, A. M of said
day, the following described property, to-
wit /:
A certain lot Of GROUND situated In
that part Of the city of Baton Rouge laid
Fout by the late Eli Beauregard, and desig-
mated on the plum thereof an Lot No. M
! eleven, in Square No. (59) fifty nine, be-
| ing the same purchased by the presen
vendor from Lncien Legendre, by act
passed before A.. W. Bell, Notary Psblic.
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount Of
| Judgment, interest, and costs claimed in
Terms--cash, with tho benefit of ap-
Piaieo az CIV y. a. hLhiN,
J"h4f -. - 3DePuty eheriH.
| CT. 1T.
SUMS VI L9 ~ arlsn OF East BATON
Moug zoo I'm III yuaieial ;, Dlstrlct Court-7-
no. 49o-cDorailse v: Dolrohs Wife, vs.
11nh u - mTlne az huspanG.
*; .a ~ I; s ~ win 81 gers jacsas'
- iNs'aea ~ sao aoose ehsitiea ana ia nun .
uslsd ,sulS a el a .t ~ me sne,lH 81
saiu n., ,io G tne rilth 0u
ond s,oto INV .os - enu ~ sno arisi
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-27

1TAY, CORN, OATS AND BRAN.--A fresh an.
II sortment. Just received and for sale by
lang ARCHER HENDERSON.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-27

State of louisiana Parish of East Baton
Rouge Fifth Judicial District Court
Robert Mall6y Vs. his Creditors--No GAL
DY VIRGU E of commission, issued in
ID the above suit and directed to the
Sheriff ofsaid Parish, from the Honorable
the Fifth Judicial District Court, in and
fer the Parish and State aforesaid, will
expose to public sale, in front of the Court
House door Of said parish, in the city OF
Baton Rouge, on g@JH
Saturday, the 24th day Of March next,
at ] o'clock. A. M, of said day, the fol-
lowing described property, surrendered by
plaintiff to his creditors, viz
A certain TRACT GLAND, situate and
lying in the Parish of East Baton Rouge,
containing five hundred arpents, whereon
the insolvent, Robert Malloy, resided and
under cultivation, bounded North by Thos.
s. Shelmire; South by the BUTLER tract,
now Malloy; East by McHugh, and W est
by Mrs. Netterville, with the buildings
and improvements thereon, consisting OF
hn 8 a
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The Gazette &Gotaet
m ron SEQ.

"To every thing there Ia a season, and q tim,
to every purpose under Heaven" -EccIes., Id, D.
Swiftly our pleasures glide away,
Our hearts recall the distant day
.% b5@8E Il With many signs;
The moments that are speeding fast
We heed not, but the past-the past
..9 grkgtu.s More highly prize.
Onward It's course, the present keeps;
Onward, the constant current sweeps
.... IT'LL life is done.
And, did we Judge of Time Alright,
The past and future in their fight
Would be as one.
Our lives are rivers, gliding free
To that unfathomed, boundcss sea,
The silent grave.
Thither all earthly pomp and boast
Roll to be swallowed up and lost
In one vast wave.
This world is but that rugged road
Which leads US to the bright abode
OF peace above.
SO let us choose that narrow way
Which leads no Travellers foot astray
..--t a- a1a- From realms above.
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u u Kino Table and Fixtures. ~ 4i't@
/, Also, one Receipt isigned by 3. Taylor
for Five Thousand Dollars, now in the
hands of P. A. Kugler. ~ . -
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount of
bond, interests and costs in the above suit.
Terms--cash, without appraisement.
4 =-s l...., .ya arm Y. A. ALLAN, IA
-" febl3 Deputy Sheriff.
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DWELLING HOUSE, ~ 4JaG@
| KITCHEN,
| .GJJ OUT HOUSES,
4a8si NEGRO CABINS,
| >. STABLES,
Eff1 stz ssg BARN, "
| NJ .-L GIN HOUSE,


GARDEN,
Another TRACT of LAND, known as
the remaining portion of the Buhler tract,
originally containing eight hundred ar
penis, two hundred acres of which on the
East, end have been sold TO Anthony Shat
fet, and forty arpents to be reserved on the
Southwest corner, situated West of the
Baton Rouge Road and South of the road
running from said road to the Plains
Church. Said land being bounded by Mrs.
Netterville and the first above described
tract; on the Northeast by that portion of
said tract now owned by Anthony Shafet;
South by lands of Buhler and Newport
and by that portion of said tract reserved,
as above mentioned, and ON the West by
the Baton Rouge Rouge Road and lands
by Mrs. Netteryille, and containing five
hundred and fifteen arpents. Said tract
hauing been purchased by Robert Malloy
from Elizabeth Young, wife of Thomas
Lilley, by act passed before John A. Nc
Hugh, Notary Public, on the 10th day of
October, 1850. Also, sou
ONE CORN MILL and GIN STAND.
Upon the following terms and condi-
tiods, viz: One half cash, and the balance
on credit Of one year from day Of sale,
special mortgage to be retained on the
land until full and final payment.
ED. COUsINARD,
feb20 81, Sheriff.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-02-27
PINK EYE POTATOES.

r HAVE just received for plantation use, 25
4 barrels Pink Eye Potatoes, to which call the
attention of my planting friends. WAX,
East Of Court House Square,
feb6 Triangular Building,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-04-18
An Ordinance

To preserve the Peace and G,od Ord-r riih.
in The corporate hmits Of the Village Of
Lancaster
Be ii ordaiaed.hy the Intsndant and Town
'ouncil "f the Village of Lanras,-r, That
fr"n and after the ratification Of Mi. Oroi
nance, it shalt be Unlawful tor any uer-on
TO disturb .he pace and quiet Of said vi
lags, bv qnarrciing or lighting, usirg Era
fame and Indecent language, or by a.y eth
or ti"ton- or d,.ord-rlv conduct.
And be HJurther ordai't.d. that hereafter
no pstson shall ride, or dive u wagon bug
gy, rarriage. or other veticie ihrouyh an,
"f the sf:-r,s a!thin the corp"rnip limits
Of suid Village, at a gait Faster than the
usual pnce or uot nor shall anv p-rsun
ride. or drive any vehicle on The side walk =
within said limits, or hitch n horse or other
ani'nal thereon. Any person offending
against this Ordinance, or any part thereof.
shall be liable to imprisonment and shall 5r
hnrd in au,n not exceeding twenty dollars.
Ratified in Council. this 26ih dAy "f March
1866, and in the 9Orh wear Of the Jude
l,rnGence Of the United Stnres Of
hih-rieg J ADAMS, IsrD'r.
john NJ. BsATS. Clerk.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-04-18
An Ordinance

To require The Remorai Of Dead Animals
Jro,r ioiihin The corporate ir.its Of The vi
Lgge of Ean~dsier
Be IL Orddin,d, bv the fntendant and
Wardsnsoi 8 . Village Of Lancaster, now
mel 10 Council Ch-n,ber, Tnnt fr.n the
publication Of thi, Ordinance, if any animal
de "n the PIE nisss of any person 10 III.
Village OF Lancaster, or shall be fbund In
the s,reeis, the owner OF snch snir,si is
hereby required within ore a~y after i,s
death. " on his prcmi.s-, or within one d.y
afsr due notice iffound dead on the s,re~ts,
TO remove such .eareas. from within T.. Y
corp"rsts limits Of the Village OF Laacas
ter
And Seh further ordained, That if any
person neglect, m refuse. 10 rrmovs tho
carcas- sf amy dead animal within the time
prescribed bv this o. diBance, he or ,hs ,balI
be subject, al ronvic ion, TO paw n line not
exceeding Eve doiar-, ana also to pay tho
cost Of r.M'oval bv order Of the Conncii-b
Ratified in Couueil, this c6 b day Of Slafch
k66. and 10 the 90ih wear Of the ,Uds.
pet Ld-nce OF the United States Of
America ADAMS, lKTD'r.
JOHN al. BEATTY, Clerk
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-04-18
An Ordinance,
To raise Supplies jor the Village IF I,aneas.
Ter for fhp iledt. lR6R -

To raise Supplies for The Village bf Lsancas-
|; ter. for the year 1865.
| SEC. 1. Be ordained BY the In,endant
and Wardens OF tho Villag. Of Lancaster
now convened in Council Cha mber; That
Tax be raiss and p id into the Treasury,
10 be cd ard expended Tor the benefit Of
said Village, the snfiis aud manner h~rsii
after specified. That is to say, Tax Of
eight (s) cents. da raiorsm, on every hun
drrd dollars Of tho valus Of all and every
lot. parcel and trac' Of land with the build.
ing.. teuemsnts and improvements Of all
kinds Whatever thvr-"n, situate and lsinx
wi,hin the corporate limits Of snid Village.
SEC. III r. at all mass in said yliIay.
between the ages Of Is and so yrar,, hite
and col"r-d, rs liable 10 wo,R on the
streets of raid Village. us h-r.l o!of. profi
dcd bv law; but such person or per.ons
~ be exempted fiom such stree, duty bv
tse payment Of two dollars IN lien thereof
10 h- Clerk Of Council; Prorieied that
snd payment be made on or b.f.re the lst
day "f Nav next.
SEc. 81 That the Clerk of Cunneil be,
and j. hereby charged with III. collection
OF The Taxes herein before directed io he
raised that be require tn. payment Of saii
Taxes to be made .n or before the I-i da,
Of May n-x'; and that hs give notice ts
the owners "f Real Estate in said Village
by public nd. sr,is-nl-nt ,ihyrtsE
SEC Ain That II any owner or owners
OF Real Es'ate. their agents or p-r.uns in
charg-, in said Village, shall neglect or re-.
fuse 10 pay tie Tax herein impmei On his
"r he Real Es'at., after due notification.
il shall be the dutv of the Clerk ~ Council
To h-ve s"rh person or p-tsons summoned
l"f,f" the ln'endaut and Wnrdens "f laid
Village. to answer tor sach drf,uii. And
II said party or parties b- found IN default,
he "r She shall be fined in u sum hot sx
ccedin double the amount of the lax iH
Pesed 5n hi- ar her Real Estate, at tho dis
rr-'iou OF Council
DONE andsrati ifsd in Council this 26th dav
OF March, 1866. and IN the 9Ulh wear
of the l"dcpe .deuce Of the U..ited
Staies Of America.
ADAMS, INrD'r.
J. NJ Beatty, Clerk
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-04-18
For the Lancaster Ledger.
From Cousin Pete.

Girls are always foolish. knew
girl who was courted by seventeen young
men-some Of thsm very handsome and
in every way worthy Of affe ction. The
result was, it turned her a fool-an6,
must say it, she is an old maid. Poor
old gal, she has made many a fellows
heart ache, and cst sed sensations, by her
winning eve, as pleasant as a clear con
science sometimes impsrts after fu filing
a righteous mission. guess her heart
yearns a little want now that promises
never 10 be fulfilled. 1t was then, who
1could J have I" now it is "who 10 this
world ,Dould have me 2" Tnst is the
way with most Of the Young girls now a.
days; asking to themselves. "who will l
havea" Never mind. you will be sorry
for il some day. You will weep over the
folies you are now committing; they
seem small trifles in your eyes at prescott,
bat they will cause bitter tears Of woe
over lonesome life. never see an old
maid but what she makes me feel little
sympathy. think how beau ,iful and
accomplished she must h ave once been,
and how happy sbe could have made
some poor rowing sinner like myself
What a different man would have been
had been blessed with an affsctiouate
companion to support my dropping head
in moments Of adversity, and share the
felicity Of my society in times Of cheer.
fulness.
False pride is a curse. Ys. It is the
most csn,smptible, disgusting and wick
ed habit that ever cursed any community. .
Strange to say, though true. We see it
among the old as well as the young
Whom see a man Of years quitting on
airs" mark him as q shallow Drained
"would.be." When see young wild
ow "taking ou," give consent, and think
she is right, as she has experience in the
matter and knows ~hich is the most bliss.
fnl. But when see pretty young lady
"putting on airs" twisting and jerking
herself into half dozen different shapes
in so many minutes holding her bssd
rs stiff as n yard stick laced up so tight
that it is with difficulty she ge,s breath,
why just come to the, conclusion that
will think what 7 please. but no, say
nary word. like to see self respect. but
I will tell you Of things / don't like to
see
~ don't like to see ladies flirting about,
Putting on airs, turning up their snout;
They'd better'be home washing up dishes,
Patching tho hsles in their dads old breeches." :"
Muse is a great institution. "Music
has charms to sootbs a savage" Yes. I
must acknowledge that Il has csptivatsd
me. There is an old piano close BY that
dispensss its melody at no expense. 1t
would make you shed tears to hear the
"Sasso" sounded. II plays "gsms," sx
ceIlsnG I an highly delighted with the
music.
"Hs tha. hath not concord Of sweet sounds,
Is ft for stratsgsms, spoils and .reason."
Moro anon. From your
Bachelor Cousin,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-04-18
NEW SKIRT FOR 1866 !
The Great Invention of Inc Age
II O Q p S Il 7 r r s.

w. BRADl.EY'S New Patent DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC Cor aouhle) PKINGSKIRT.
NJiS INVENTION CONSISTS OF
L DUPLEX (or two) ELLlfttc Pun E
REFINEsD STEEL SPRISG-. iRyrniously Y
braided nghllV aud firmly together, edge o
edge, maj ing The toughest, most q .xi5le.
elu.tic and durable Spri"g ever used They
seldom bend or break. ike IN. Single
Springs, and consequently preserve their
perfect and beautiful Shape more than twice
NJ lung AZ any Single Spring skirt that ever
Has or Can We made
} The wonderful heaibilitv end great com
fort and pleasure to any Lady WEAVING the
Duplex Elliptic skirt will be r,ienced
particularly in all crowded Assem- biies
Operas, Cari,g.s, Ra lroad Cars, Cnurrh
Pcws, Arm Cn.irs, for Promenade and
House Dress, as the Skirt can b, told.d
when in use to occupy u small place ~
easily aud conveniently as q Silk or Muslin
Dress.
A Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure,
Comfort and Greai tonvsniencr VI wearing
the Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for
n single day will Ntv-r aherWnaa- willing.
" dispense with heir use. For Children,
Misses and Young Ladies they are superior
10 hl btnofS
The Hoops are covered with 2 ply doubi.
twisted threaded and will wear twIcr rs
long MS ,he Single yarn covering which Is
used on uiI Si"gl- Steel Hoop skirts The
three bottom rods On every Skirt ass aisn
Double Steel, and twice or double covered
t. prevent the covering from wearing off
tho rods when dragging down stairs, stone
s!eos. etc etc, which they are oOnSisDtIy
subject 10 when IN use. ..
All are made Of the new and elegant
Corded Tapes, and are the best quality In
every part, giving 10 the ~rarer The most
graceful and perfect Shape possible. and
are .nQnrstionaniy the hgHie,,. n,..t dssi
raoie, comfortable aud econon zeal Skirt
svef made
VESTS BRADLEY g. CARY, Pro
Prirtors the lnvention, and SoIv Mana
factnres, 81 Chambers, aud 10 g. 81 Rsadc
Streets, New York
For Sale in all the frat elias. Stores In
this.City, and throughout the United States
asd Canada, Havana de Cuba. Mexico. S Souih
America. and The West Indies.
D Inquire f.r tbs Daplex Sllipiic (or
doubIe) Spring skirt A. g. G.
Marsh zS, 1866 -3me.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-04-18
An Ordinance,

IT" preride t"r the ,cork,"g of the Streets Of
the Village Of lancaster.
BE i, ordaiFed br The lntendant and Tawn
Counl'l al tho Village of Lancaster, That
from and nfi.r the passage and ratification
"f this Ordinance, If ANY person. liable TO
do ""rk on the streets in SAID Village, by
th. laws now IN for 70, shall neglect nr 70
fuse To perform such work, nfrer being 10
paiIy nouied so to do. he .hall be lined
ne, less Than two, and not exceeding ten
dollars, nt The disrre'i"n Of Council.
DONE ard ratified ia Council. this 26,h INV
OF March, 1868. and in ths 9J,h wear
OF the Independence Of the United
Sidt-s Of America.
J ADAMS, INrp'r.
JohN NJ beatty, Clerk.
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Tautastrr Tragrr.
ADfERTfsEHENTS

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BREWER type. No advertisement considered
less than a sc quare.
The number o. insertion. must be written
on each advert. emcnt, or they will be tnser.
ted till ordered out and charged accsr 'ingIy.
Semi.Mont ly, Mo"thly, or Quarterly Adver.
tisements, will be charged one dollar and fly
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The following deductions will be made in
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8 months. 6 months. I wear.
Quarter Column, 5000 $2A.O0 $500
Halt. Column, $500 $500 6U.so
Que olumn, $500 5000 ~ %
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EB Communications recommending candi,
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CB- Announcements Of Mari ,gcs or Deaths;
Notices Of Religious Meetings published gratis
and solicited.
Obituary Notices exceeding the announce.
ment, will be charged for the overplus at reg
| clGr advertising rates.
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ments.
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P RI e E S ..

Large Wrihger; 'N" si2 90
MEDIUM Wring-r. "B' >. 10 90
Dogs Washer, Family She. IA 20
Doiys Washer, !io,sl Siz,, Is 90
Merchants or good raavasseys caa make
monsy rapidly seili g them iu ersry, town.
Exclusive sale. gusrant -sd and liberal terms
given to re-pop iblc partie. W io frst apply.
Descriptive Circular .nd terms seat tree.
Tho celebrated DDTY'S CLOTHES
WASHER. which has just taken tie 6rst
premium At the great Fair of the Americas
Institute, is also sold by the uadsrsiyned.
4. C. BROWNING, General Agsst.
No. SAT Broadway, New York.
February 7th, ls66--ly. ss
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T He cARoLIH 4, TIKI Es

CHARLOTTE. Y. G.
Is publ.Ahed Daily and Tri.Wcfekiy, m d
l. furnished to subscribers, upun che fol.
lowing terms kGsA
DAILY TIxEs. bns ysar.... ...... $1,000
dix months. s.......ssNt 800
three moatns. .. r . 90
TsIWEkxLr TINES, ors ysa 800
Sx months. sac 400
three mos,hs, = 400
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eight columns. a trsn-cipt ofsshsg Dsily
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Ti Weekly Tines. one square (txn fioW or
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deduction msd. for .dvsr,isensats inssrlsd
fsr a longer period thss eus nssths
Advertisements inse.fsa ID the Wsskiy
News At 9,00 per sausTs for each inssf.
ti"n. All Letters on business with the above
publications should be addressed to.
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Charlotte. NC.
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BADBI9T'S G0hUMN.
kA Per.Cent Saved
c~ BY USING
r. + BABpitTs rs, ) s,,,,, .,

This Soap 1. mad. from pure and clean
mrleriai.. CONTAINING No hDUI.TE
RATION OF ANY KIND. will not u jurs
the most delicate fabric, and i esperia "
adapted for wooI-n', which will not shrink
after s,'ng washed ~ith 'pis Soap I.mny
be used in hard or salt water. IL will ~.
move paint. grse~e, tar ard stains OF all
kinds. tl"e pound warranted equai'te two
r"n' d. Of ordinary family sonp. Dirrr,i ,Ls
sent with each bnr for making three gallons
handsome soft soap from one pound Of thi.
Soap. Esch bur il wrapped IN n circular
Containing full directions f.r use, printed
in Englsh aud German, Ask your .g-ocrr
For "B L. Babbirs Soap" md take no
other. b. r BABBITT.
No. 64. 65, 8s g, 6s. 90. 10. ~ &74.
Washing. on st, N. Y
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-04-18

I'VE think the Machine much more than
pays for i,s-lf every wear in the saving Of
garments. We think |, important the
wringer sheuld be fitted with CUGS."-
tOrsnge Judd. Editor Of Amsrican Agricui-
tutiet.