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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-02-14

LANDS IN AEKANsAs.--WiId land in
Arkansas, writes a correspondent, can be
bought from the United States Govern
men. at from - ! > to 81 25 per acre
the State hcrself owues about 100000
acres Of land, which can be bought at
from fifty to scventy.liNc cents per acre !;
aud there are thousands OF acres of i'm.
proved lands, in high state Of cultiva
ton, which c,n he b,ught at from IS to
$40, equal to the best cotton, tobacco,
and corn land in The world.
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PROSPECTUS
OF TIP
" EEKLY RECORD.

INHE SUBSCRIBERS WILL COM
i mence in the City of Charles GIL
early in Novembvr, a Family Jourua!, to b,
known as the
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JOB WORK.

We are now prepared to execute all kinds Of
job Work, with neSt tncss and dispatch, and
on accommodating terms.
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Elhc ishGMix.o
P UBLIsH AT oLUMB;A,s. c.
BY JULIAN a. SEIBY.

TNlE Daily Phoenix, issued every morn.
i ing, except Sunday, is filled with the
latest news, (by telegraph, mails, etc, y Ed
iiorial Correspondence, MiscelIaney, Poe
try, and Stories
Foe III weekly Phoenix, for country cir.
culalion, is published every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, and has all the reading
matter of interest contained in the daily is.
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TIE
w e 8 t g rn ID e M oorat,
Published every Tuesday,
Will q III j. atcs,
EDITOR AND PEoPRIEroR.
TERMS, a. 90 PER ANNUM, in advanc.

EDITOR AND FKUPRIETOR.
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Tmports Yesterinv.

BORDEAUX-Barl5 Commerce. cases pianos
A Carduua-3 do D de Bregdenzer-3 do Vine Gui-
raud--6 do l. Grunewald-9 do to VIZ PerFier--50
bbls wine 10 bbls brandy A Brousseau {Sco-l42
bbls wine SO half-bbls do 1894 cases cherries do
fruits so bbls vinegar 30 csks do 20 cases prunes
EU lIarriuoni--1322 cases wine 1873 bbsdo q cases
preserves Fuentes 4 Chalard-40 bbls brandy to
I B Blanchard-29 do wine It's cases wine 200 do
do Fontan-8 do 81 half-bbls do to Yredenburgh
Bros-40 bbls wine Faures & Norman d. bas-
kets wine. Floryette & Foy-l00 cases peas l25 do
sardines A Lanata-50 cases sardnes 204 cases of
wine 81 bhls do Maignan u Laborde IL bbls wine
| Chipot-40 do l35 cases wine to e Dechamps-ll
! bbis do RieuX-l half-bbl do 953 cases wine to S
| WOlf-3-bxs mdse ltbb wine SehOrr-240 cases
| wine 3 Z Castendyk-25 do to Carriere &co-l40
| hblS wine d J TaTd0s-2 trunks mdse to Fl VI
,Wright--160 cases cherries 100 do brandy 20 do
strawberries 20 do annisette Cavaroc &co-2G0
cases spirits to Brulatour &co--500 cases wine A
bbls do $50 cases sardines $50 cases cherries to
Couture Bros-60 bbls wine J Villarnbia-40 do
48 cases do cease sausages 10 do mustard 100 do
cherries Valleton-2 do annisette 100 cases wine
Is haif-bbls do Pnjol &co-4O hbs wine l case of
prunes IS do fruits do olives 10 do mustard do
Jelly q casks liquor FORESTER s. Bidault-32 casks
brandy Broomot-40 bbls wine II pkgs mdse
to order
MOBILE-steamer Louise bale osnaburgs
do sheetng Newman Il Buckngham-l bxs mdse
McLaurn Pothier &co-l9 bbls liquor bbls -four
Isl pkgs wine and sundries to order
BRAZ0S SANTIAGO, Craftsmanship Austin
100 mules W K Little--S5000 specie Cramer Eco
sundries to order and Texas Express
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the further reduction Of tue bank rate to T3cent
tending to increase confidence,
In Sea Island a fair amount of business has been
done, at about previous rates.
American is freely offered but generally sup
ports former quotations,
lnsBrazl a decline has generally been submitted
to of about ID, u ID.
Egyptian is much depressed and irregular, and
has fallen fully Id. d 10.
Smyrna is dull of sale, ana 4@5d, "a ID lower.
ID East India the business has been to a fair ey-
tent but, with some anxiety to realize, prices
have generally declined ID, D ID, except in saw,
ginned Dharwar which has been in good demand
| by exporters at previous rates.
| The sales of the week amount to G0,5l0 bales
including 1910 on speculation, aud 81 l6O declared
| for export leaving $3.50 bales to the trade. The
sales to-day will probably amount to about l. 900
bales with steady market.
| NEW YORK CoTToN MOVEMENT FOR THE YEAR
Socks on H0ltd.-The Shipping List gives the
| following statement of the movement of cotton nj
the several ports for the year ending August, lst
| 1866: .-R.JE
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Reeelnts b. Ral1rond,.

N. o., j, 4 G, N. R. R.-sept 12-l0 bales of
cotton W B Tullis-5 Thompson & Clark j R
Powell? Payne, Huntington &co-l2 J P Harrl.
SON Y Son-5s Longstreet, Owen &co-10 Alcus &
Scherck-4 Harvey 4 McMahoa-42OO feet lumber
iron I Niullan Sco--l0 beer bbs A Erath Eco--
100 SKIS charcoal B Chaudler-l bale wool + Har.
rison-2 heerbbls G Merz-Total 50 bales cotton
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10
Cattle Market.



Arrived Yesterday-54 Texas BeeYes, so Hogs
and 232 Sheep. Sold-l59 Texas Beeves, III
Calves and Yearliugs, Is Hogs, 5l1 Sheep and 2
Mich Cows. Stock on Sale-423 Texas Beeyes,
83I Calves and Yearlings, 40 Hogs, 1872 Sheep aud
40 Mich Cows
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Steamship Tappahannock Huckins, from Verf
Cruz, to Perkins & Jersey


hid do 20 bbls potatoes 10 do onions . bbls whis
ky 40 tons coal 200 SKIS oats tee and / SIX coffee
TUSPAN-Schr The Allison-50 bbls tiuur d.
tar 40 bbls potatoes 10000 feet lumber 5000 shin
giles S kegs butter 10 bxs cheese and suudsies
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cars, from the lake end of the Pontchartrain
railroad. Agent--I, O. Harris, corner Of Camp
and Common streets.
LOUISE FOR MOBILE AND THE WvTERrSG PLACES.
This new and fine low pressure passenger packet,
in command Of Capt. Hopkins, leaves to-day at
2. NJ, for the above named places, from the Lake
end Of the Poutchartraiu Railroad Agent, l. G.
Harris, corner of Camp and Common streets
CLEoNA FOR OPELousAs.--This fine and light
draft passenger packet, in charge of Captain G
c. Pickett, and Mr.. j, B. Schmit i'll the Office
leaves at o'clock 2, NJ. today for Qpelousas and
way landings. s..z...s.. .r5 st4
WHITE CLouD No. 2 FOR ST. LOUIS TODAY
Merchants and Peoples Liae.-The greet q.
Louis passenger packet White Cloud No. ., Car /
A. G, Hopkins, commander, and Jos. Fay, cleE-
leaves this day, at 5 P. NJ, for Memphis, Cairo
and st. Louis, connecting with the railroads for
all points East and West, The White Cloud is O
large. very fleet and magnifcently appointed pas
senger packet, and has built for herself rGpu.
tation as few boats enjoy. Her cabin is a miracle
of beauty, and her staterooms are large and ee
CANT. The table of the White Cloud is a pepu-
liar institution and is always supplied with al
the market affords, III @
| GEN. QUIrMAN FOR TIcEsBURG AND GREEN
yILLE,-'rhe great Weeks burg packet Gen. Quit
man. Captain J. NJ. White commanding, leaves a
5 O'Clock this evening for the above and way land
ings. She is as fast the fastest, and has CABIN
which, for capacity, completeness, beauty com
fort and luxury, has no superior af0at. Pht
fame Of the great Quitman has Travelled far ant
wide as fast passenger packet, and she ha
attained a celebrity as safe and reliable steame
which few boats can boast. Messrs. Howard
Phelps and McCrindell dc the honors of tn,
office.
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FOR NEW YORK DnREor-rHE FINE

Forming Regular Semiweeky Line Of Fine Ocean steam
ships.
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NEW YORK.
FOE NEW yoRK DIRECT.

new YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP ooMpANris STAR
LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
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Sftarine Sntelligrlne. u
CRESCENT OFFICE, No 81 UA,rP Street,
Thursday, Sept - l8j6. J
cleared Yesterday.
,,a,, M, TSorro4+ pr,asa For STar,;1, Mortar

STEAMER AAlL beVsS- az -lSbilNI
Br schr The Allison, Rtch, for Iuspan, Master
Arrived Yesterday.
Bark Commerce, Robinson, 81 days from Bor-
deauS, to Couture Bros-3d district 81
STEAMBOATS,.
Continental, Fowler. from St Louis.
Ned Tracy, Ashhy, from St Louis.
Lafourche, Baranco, from Bayou Sara.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
H A Homeyer, Sinnott, from Shreveport.
Cleona, Pickett from Washington.
ToWBo4Ts.
Harry Wright Wright, from the Passes-Towed
down and to sea, It'll inst, schr W 5 Bur
roughs-Broaghtu bark Commerce
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Rcd RLNER.


NEW ORLEANS. ALEXANDRIA AND SHREVEPORT
Low WATER IRI.WEEkLY PACKET LINZ.
Leaves Every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
4. NJ
FOE SHREVEPORT, GRAND BAYOU,
Couchas, Campte, Grand Ecore, Alexandria Normsn's.
Barbns, and All way landugsThe following steamers win
leave pnuctuaIy as follows:
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TUESDAYS.
lady Grace, S. r. HAMMOND, Master.
Pioneer Era. w GrLLEN Master
SATURDAYS
III. a. momeyer, R, s1NNoTT, Master.
Lizzie Tate. H L. LEE, Master.
For eight Or passage apply board, or to
sINNoTT. & ADAMS, % Commercial Place.
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cLIPpTNGs FROM OUR EXCHANGES,

slowly SsR w6 feet n rSsF Hai e ang
in the evening by the mark During the previous
twenty,fonr hours it had fallen two inches at the
head of the falls, and six inches at Portland. The
weather was disagreeable, threatening rain all
day, with heavy rain early in the morning and
during the night previous.
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OeriGtS>U erluuOlunuCt.

GRIMM aGgeriGt. - SIN 9amItagSter.
min fanlel fpl9enpe 6alles5ur Bodybuilding
3bpS. Goodman, eH 9te9er purbe tpe9en Il-
9rifs auf u. 3. Sipes frei9eiprO9et.
6reoerif 9apis wegeu An9rif8 auf SarneS
Manu1rg mn $40 ulb Soften geltraft nnb fitr 2
Wodeu na9 Der Sail 9eidiGt.
Spbn Smul5in9er NIB 9lu9uit 2ut, pe9en auf
riibrcril6em Setragen, Nubr. Sdwinb, @lutor
9lnbrea8 unb ant. 9daIibtp tpegel Q~lngriff8 an
.. 3bpmpion, ionic lesterer wegen 3erlt0ren
rnfen uno bic peridiebenen 6dGe an bic Surp per-
pieIe11.
Sine 9nsabl ~fleinerer 6dae wurbe gegen 3ab'
lung Der Soften per9Itde1.
SIM @aiien8ertG purben $. 81. Sra
Sier u1b Sarab q. GrDttcn 81 AbminiitratOren
beS ytadlaIieS pOn SOb1 u. 0isffenperfer nno
Mi4ael @iIiH9er gum ADminiitratOr bon 9d@O'
las 9feefe ernalInt.
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g}otional gauucrein.

Die Wltt9iteber rbiqeH 8aWberftus perten gu elmer @enes
ralSeriammlune auf NtOntag. %. t%ebruGr, p c 8 8 u6r
tm Got le bes 9rn. 0ei8, no. l 0OSerRr. ON Sanpbermartt
freunOIt6t etnseIaten, wOielbf am gsnannten Ntenb bic Sc.
%nebmi9ung ter @eretuSnatuten, 'ppie bic primitive Or.
%pdblnna ter 8eamten, nebft trfe Gtnsablun8 unO @r3ebune
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fCnnen iinb, bteier B,rsin nod be'5utretsn, Fnb erfutt, IG
am Obteen %tenb settt8 %etnfnben 3u aUaen.
8. @retB, pr WrGE.
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81 turg!
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G5 rat fb etu 8fretn Upu Minnern sebtloet, hefer
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futfn SEnntu868sfsbes a benz Ae@tS Uter Nt6 tsum.
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Ssrbaftuuaeu pon Gifenbobn So;ebeu,

@lmtra, 81. 8. %. 6ebr. = Die Ser
uber Der IN Den lebten 2 So6ren 70 I0fema=
tti9 SOr9etoMmenen Otebereten auf Der @rte
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beiben George Waaace rnO Meranber 90
nell. SIR 2%a9erbau8, baS be8 6ranf 6an-
umfau anf Der seeUsSerieD Gifembabn.
Newart, 81. 9. %. Se6r. Ser 6eute
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auf Der Stem Serl ep @tlenba6n, Der. burA Ell
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itteB 9e9en etnen nit 6Ol3 belaOenen Bug, Der
in Ol=gtepart li6 quer iiber Da6 @eIeiIe Be-
iregte, unt 1T etne Wet9e einsulaufert. Die
2OtOmOttpen w1rben beiOe 3erlAmettert uno 2
Wa9en be5 8al6in9tOner 3u9eS 3uIammeu-
ge6rCden. Dret 8reutier tpurpen i6per Der
lrBt, Dem einen wurOen bic 6iBe fur6tbar
3erauetI9t unb Elm anberer trug, ME man Be-
firatet, lApere tnnere Serlebuneen booun.
4ae 3Ige purpen Our6 bteIen unfaQ me6rere
StnnDen lang a~ufgebalten.
W9UrS.
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Niurrap purbe seltern Qtbenp BON s. q. 60
warOs erl9Ofen. Der Sal rtef 9roBeS @r-
I~taunen berSOr, bic beiOe Narteiep lpp6l Be-
tannt inO. gOwarOs Iber9ab i6 lelblf Den
BebSrpen.
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louisville, %. Sebr. Ma16tn9tpns
@eburtsta9 wurpe pur4 cine @arape bes 2.
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Or. 6Mnn'S
Nener 6ansar3t

9nnobu6 Der 6c1mnobcit.
Dieies berIbmte anb fir ifSe SantiIie IDdR naSIt&e
QDert TT IN csutf@,r pee en8Iti6ef Sp ode 3un, Yretfe BON
$500, jablbdr bet Abitsferung, 5u baten burR ben dnetnt-
gen Meenten FIR BaItimpre
9ete 9. & dmmen,
gS. 244 g. &tarIeSfr, trifAen &ia nnb
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Central 8auperein 8.

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9eamten rat fatt8e funeen unb bte &tniGretbese6IDr BON
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selearapbirt fiir sen ,,galtimOre gBtder"
SunOesbamptaaot.

@afbtn ton %. 6ebr. Der prds
libent er9ielt fpl9enbes Gele9ranm
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Barnumo.

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"2ehrer M1ter" nennt unb aus b m 5ieen" Bu tpmmen
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Embellishments! 0fidbmOnc!
4asEEBa&L @ute @eleaenbeit fir beuti9e Sarmer !

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Der 8nltimOre MfociattOn fir
Die Mrmtcn,

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Gns.efpUnttn3 perDfentt6t.
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rerb Bic 5efen gDeiue. 9tduOre unb edeerbter 3a fIbrtn.
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Subfftem5 Offfce 0er %. St. Strmaee,
SO. 8 Cub Saphr.
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9etfe8eIte Mn8ebpte TN OuPlttet TETsen
auf bteier Office Bis . snf a q, BEN @. ID 4 r 1865
Dttttass II lbr tntsesen9enpnlnnen, nm ba8 Der. ct. Suef~
aen3' Depertemsnt tn Baltimore, No. gu Sertebsn nit
5000 Sun bun0ert SdB fr~tft8emablenen
0Ttra Wiebl.
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I II Mrteu 3tp. l uno 2 $50 pfp. on iebem @rab. aut aaf
trSsnb cine s~srtngtrs Qlautitit fir bGs @an3e.
AHeebpte fur tete 9 0Tte nit lien an YER
ID te1tne SU8en 9dpt r esf@tt Ben Ietn, pgu
Sldnf 6ormul1re In bieIer Office au hibeu ifnb.(
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tllpeetettte nnb init N'ai9inen 8sra&te Safer perpeu nt4t
Gn8euOmmen.
9rpttn beS ofertrten Wtbls uufcn in iebem JaGe eiuoe.
I6tdt, aber nidt benz Aneeept betatfblcGen fctn SET Rem
80 Etre erpdrtft, tB ett @pntrattpren taS NE / tpfenfret
lIr bic Ser. Stnateu tIlten, BITS Is gum 0ei6ifen pctlan8t
pirb.
Da3 @ebi mug inuer91lb fanf Gage mad anuab ne Der
SheTt, abgcG|efert iper en- tCnnsn.
SIN auen TGleu, pen1 nt6t bet b~eiOnpern Musnabnen,
Rlps bic 9ieferun9 In "Cr an9e8ebentn Sett esrna6t parben,
9n Sane ether Ntbt. &rtulung behalf ft tdS vSpuperue.
nent has 01ett Dor, Guterspp 81 tdufen, ut ben WanasI an
trgdnjen, tntem eS ben Spheneueberfhu iber ben 6 pntroFt-
prets Der Gan tet, rel3e the ItItetsts ns su ma6en untet-
dnrednet.
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trt o. 8emGplen uno bon auseetetGueter Sualitdt 1T.
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ben uHterjet9netfn G~treitrt fet1.
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StabtsG OmmiHirs Office,
@ Baltimore, 20. Getruar 1865.
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ben 2S. rs ~entee9en grnpn,mcn fir 9ttpdrdtur Der ~gspfafer'
ten StraBen, qaneS unb MIeps Der Stdot; aud fir 9Bteeer"
aufiesen Der Gtnr,, GItes. II. &rtttfetne, fur eth Sabr POM
na6ften l. Mdrs.
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NIT Dem Oampfer Nannte BOpUr6
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