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Nutheu hez dun so much agin the Dim
olSrasy ez churches, skool houses, sundy
skoolS, peachers, and such like. Here.
our people have awaken to the DANCER
Gus tendencies NV SIGH institooshuRs, and
hcv set about vigorously to suppress
EN-. Ez this work is wat my heart de
lites in, organized the p;ous portion ar
the Demokrasy, that we might do orr
work well and thorough. When my
gigantic intellek kez a chance to work,
1t is shoor TO be we'll dan, and hev the
saustacshun NV announcin the destruc-
ton w two churches, the drivin OFT NV
8 preachers, and the frightnin NV many
wiInin.
But my mission ia not alone to tear
down. build up. The ice segestid
itself to my fertile mind, that strictly
Dimekratik church and sundy skool wood
not only help the cause, but afford me an
easy Twin. SCI st
1t wuz dun, and am regularly install
led ez the pastor NV the Dim ekrslick
Church of Ohio.
The follerin is the order Of exercises:
l. People assemble at the second too
tin NV the horn.
y Readin Nv enc Nv the fohera pas
sages NV Skripter: 9th chapter NV Jen-
nysis, wich relates the cussin NV Canaan,
provin thSt niggers is EXCEPTIONALLY
slaves; and the chapters aboG. Hayger
and Onesimus, wick proves the Fugitive
Slave Law to be Skriptooral. Tine rest
NV the Bible we consider fggerative, and
pay no attention to it whstever.)
3. Singin-"O, we'll hang THAI Ste
vens on a sour apple. tree,' or some
other Iimprovin ode, hevin q good moral
4. Readin extrax from the Moo York
Da Book. ~ SIS
5. Singin--'-O, Sohn Browns body
hangs n danglin in the air..
d. Readin from the Inquirer.
!. Lecture on whatever phase NV the
niger question may seem appropriate.
We hev alse organized & sundy skool
on new basis / spent much time in
gettin up katekizm, Nv ~ich the follerin
is q sample:
Question Wat is the eheaf end ur
man o
Answer. To whale nisgers and vote
the Dimekratik tikkit forever
Q. Wat do the Skripters teach?
A That an angel sent Haxger back
20 her mistress; that Paul sens -Onesi-
mus back; and ''servacce obey yase
masters e@
Z
A. Onesimus wuz, = malatter, and
Hayger oeto! ooa.
@. Wat is sin - - .
A Scratchin Dimekrasik tikkt.
Q. Who compose the Dimekratik
trinity?
A Valiandigum, Brite, and Fernandy
Wood.
Q. Wat is the first duty of MANI
A. To beware of Ablishun lies: to
rally TO the poles; to vote early; and to
bring in the agid, the infn.n, and the
ideotik.
To stimoolate the infant mind hex
institooud system Nv rewards, as fol-
lows:
For committin = verses NV Vallandi-
gum S address, beer cheek, good at the
Corners; verses, 2checks; u verses,
4 checks; and to the child hevin the
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From the Toledo Blade.
Posr ORYrs, CosYEpRIT ROADS, (wichl
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December 9, 1866. y
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Nasty Organizes Demoeratc Church

ftIkOLEJM '. Massey, Z. NJ.
(Which is Postmaster.
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RooTs PEsrAcHISf preserves the life of the Hair
changes II from grey to its original celor in three
weeks-rrevents the hair from faing-is the best
tice for dress sing the hair found the market
will surely renaoFedandruf and realdisesses of the
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N A s 3 Y.

TIA Anasssy ProposisiOn...TheI ahabif.
800 of TIE Cross Roads Made the Vic.
tins Of a Cruel and Heartless Hoax.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-07

Or. Strickland's Mellinuons Cough Bas.,.. !. VAR.
w.; !" cure Coughs, Gods, Hoarsencss. ASTHMA
affection. OF the Throat and Lungs
= for SAFE by Druggists. General Depot No. 6 East
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-07

THE UPAs TREE.-The story that the
Upas tree on the island OF Java exhales a
poisonous aroma, the breathing Of which
causes instant death is now known to be
false. The tree itself secretes juice which
is deadly poison, but its aroma or odor is
harmless. Strychnine is made from the
seeds Of species Of Upas tree. The story
that there is poisoned valley in japan
where this tree grows is false. Such is the
name Of district, the atmosphere of which
produces death. The effect, however, is
not occasioned by the upas tree, but by an
extinct volcano near Batar, called Gueva
Upas. From the old crater and adjoining
valley is exhaled carbonic gas, such as
often extinguishes life in this country, in
old wells and foul places. This deadly At.
mosphere kills every created thing which
comes within its range-birds, beasts and
men. By confusion Of names, the pois
onous effects of this deadly valley have
been ascribed to the Ups tree.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-07

The most inspired and distinguished OIL
the New York hair dresssrs has introduced
the custom of dressing the hair Of his love.
" customers, by adding and blending with
the natural growth, tresses Of false hair
This is, perhaps, no new thing, but the no.
velty, Of the present fashion rests in the fact
that there is no wish to match the natural
hair with the false, but the contrary locks
Of yellow are intermixed with the dark
hair of the brunette, while the blondes
golden tresscs are striped with black
This unique style is called the Zebra, and
1t is expected that it will be crest sue
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-07

u
A DsEAM.-A few nights since friend
Of ours, while wrapped in the slumbers of
midnight "dreamed dream" and mag
ined he was on pleasure excursion to the
internal regions. His sight was RECALLED
with many scenes novel, strange and un.
dreamed Of In the philosophy Of man.
While in the reception room Of his majesty,
the pleasant little imp who acts as usher
anpouncsd ",,Thaddeus Stevensr'
Satan actually trembled in his sulphur.
Gus boots, and quick uprising asked;
:'What, that noisy fellow from Pennsyl
vania ?' ....--.....
Eyes," responded the usher.
"Send him back send him back y cried
Satan. "There is no place for him here"
"But," responded the little devil, who
seemed to enjoy an event which promised
to knock the sand from under his imperial
chief "You must receive him /; he can't go
anyaoheree else!h
Satan walked the floor with rapid steps
for few moments, when suddenly he
stopped and said /: 81 have it He may
have few bushels of birthstone and tox
Of matches, and 90 off and start a little hell
of his ."-Natchez Courier.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-07

- PRINCIPAL DfpoTs-Heiuhold's prue and
Chemical Warehouse, No. eoI Broadway, New York,
and Hslmbelds Medical Depot No. 1o4 Seuth Tenth
Street, 1hiladslphja.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-07

FAIrH.-Looking out of his window one
summer evening. Luther saw on tree at
hand little bird making his brief and easy
dispositions for nights rest. Look"
said he, show that little fellow breaches
faith tc US all. He takes hold of his twig,
tucks his head under his wing, and goes
to sleep, leaning God to care for him.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-07

A letter from Salt Lake City says the i'll.
feeling between the Mormons and the Uni
ted States troops is increasing. Many per
sons are in apprehension Of difficulties be-
fore the end of winter. The militia of the
territory have Of late been drilling and re-
viewing in different counties, and as a
counterpart, Gen. Conner recently marched
his cavalry through the city for review.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-02-07
New YORK. Jan,

New YORK, Jan. %.
The Heralds Toronto special says the
Montreal Board of Trade yesterday adop.
ted resolutions favoring an enlargement Of
the Welland Canal and improving naviga-
sioners have ordered the Imperial statute
TO be enforced, forbidding arms to be
brought from the United States.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-12-12
The day following

will SCI III tne Plantation of ;Saan-l B
Massey, d.c'd. on the Waxruw, q mile,
from the Village, tue f,llnw.ng pro, erty 10
wit: Tweni. sever stock ti"gs /; Thirty
head OF Cattle Ten pork il"gs; Egnt
Head Of Horses; E.'e,en Mules; i.rt "f
Cotton Seed Smai: lot If Oats Six ax-- ;
Erh'een hoes; Sixteen plough Shears !;
Ten Plough stocks; Three Sp ,i..; rw,
Sh"vris; rhr.. Manure FORKS; F,v- iron
Wedges One Gin Bs,d; 10 Of p."ugh
Gear, Sc. Levied on as the Prnpvrt. uf
Snnn.i B Massey, deed al t,o suit Of III.
Commissioned in Equity for Lancaster DIS,
trict and "tncrs.
Also on same d'y, will sell at the same
place, he t"'lo.Ing property To ~it:
One Cupboard Two rahirs half dozen
Chairs Tnrce Beds and FIrni ure One
Washs,and Two Mirrors Tore. pair at
Sireiyards One Cross Gu, Saw lot Of
Angnsr- and Cni--e's; - Is hani--a> ;Dne
Spirit Level /; Three Cyinrs nni Grad.
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S A L e S.
Sheriff Sales.

Dv VIRTUE of Sundrv Wits OF Fl Fu,
ID io me directed, will sell on The first
M"ndav in January next, ~ Lancaster e..
H.. Within the legal hours nf sale
ONEFlNE HOUSE AND LOT
sitnnte In the VilIay" Of Lancaster, bonud-
ed South by Arch street, East b. Cstawba
street. North bv Cry street. and West by
Frenrh street levied ON and TO be sold
~ the property Of samuel B Mas sey, dee d
al tie s.it "f Jas. II. .Vi,herspoon, deed.
Etmmissionrr in Eq ui,y. and others
Also. lis Acres of Land. NOR. or it ~
living Rear the Village of Lancaster. Fast,
on the RcdHeld Road. bounded oa the
Soath bv tue Estate lands Of NrKenna,
East bv Mrs McDnw. North bv K f. Ali.
sun, Mrs. Dunlnp and ID. w. Brown Lev
led on and 'o.be sold ms the property Of
Samuel B Massey, deed, at the snit Of the
Commis-ioner in Equity, and others.
Also st the r"sidsnce Of Samuh'B Mas.
uey, decd on the sam. dav, the following
named household furniture to wits One
Safe containing Cr"rkary Wrr; One set of
Dining Tables; Ono siirhoard T.ot Of
Crockery Wure; Thirtv Chnirs of different
qualities: Que Sugar Stand one Clo.k :;
o e Centre Tables Three aide tables One
sofa; Carpet and rug Fnnf srts Of Win
dow Curtains; Twn Ott"mls; Two table
Lounges One de-k Carpet On floor; One
lounge: O'e do iblc table Two Secr.,a
ries and Books: Two Book Cases and
Book: O"e sm III Stove. ironing Tubl. ;
set "f Folding = sep: Eignt B~d- aud Fur
niturc One clo'he Pr--s; T"irteen Air
rors; THREE B,rraus; Eight Washs,andS ;
Four SmaI Tables FIVE Toilet Stands ;
One Wardr"b-; Lot Of barrels St FIVE
hundred pounds "f sailed Pork One Two
Horse Wagon One old Co,rh Du. Bag.
w. under repair a; Lark. snrp; One Snirh
Bell"ws; Dne Anvil Ten Sets of Andi-
rons Levied on aud TO be sold ~ the
rropr,ty of Samuel B Massey, decd at
the suit of Biggers Mob ey. and otne,s.
Also Gao Acres Of Land. more or i.ss.
known as the ''Cro-ier Trnct ivlny on the
head Of ilannah's Creek bound.h bv lands
| of James r. 'Cure,ou, Estate lnnd1 OF u !.
Massey, and Steam mill lands Levied an
as the property of S:,muri y Massey. decd,
| al Tn, suit Of the Csrn;ni i,sioner in Equitv
| and others.
Also, 1900 Acres of Land, more or less
! bounded by lands "f /. * Cure,on, VI T.
CrnW ford, 'i.,c'd +. ID. Green. K. ~ Sims
Estate lauds cf " ] Cureton, and Is r.
| Massey Levied an ~ Ia. property Of
Samuel B. Massey dee at the ,uit Of the
Comm;s ,ioner IN Eqity for Lauc ,.ier Dis
| tti.I ,d ,,,,,,.,s
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DISTRICT CONRr.

THE FIRST GU UARTERLY SESSi ON
Of the District curt OF l.ancasfer vii.
DO cid 1t Lancaster Court House, on thS
Fourth donday in January next.
Return day len days before the first day
sfthe .i,ting Of the Court.
The Court will always be open. and
tusinsss ia vacation time attended to-
whenever required.
BY order Judge Wi,herspocn,
JOHN ". TWITrY, CLERK.
Nov. 18th. lS66-6i.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-12-12
SheriH's Sale.

DY v riue Of Fl Fa TO rue drrc cd. I
II will Sell at l.uncas er e. u on The first
Monday in january, within thu legal hours
Of sale, the following prope.:y, TO ait.
ONE TRACT or LAND. containing
two hundred nerrs. more or les, adjoining
lands ef Robert Marsnail. Jshn Marshall
and s'he's. Levied on AMI To he sold ~
iue property OF Cnsweli M"biev al thr -uit
ef Thomas NJ. BeIk, Executor, and 9th.
ere.
h'-o, All ( Defendants int.res, In a
TRACT OF LAND. whereon Defendant
now resides. containing Two hundred and
Fifty Four Acres. bounded bv lands " Joo
T. ivr, DE-. Ni-bet, and others. Levied on
and To be sold as the pr"perty "f J m-s u
McDo~ NJ The suit ~ U a. J Ii. With
ersp"on, Adm'ss. and others.
Also sn same day. al The residence of
the Drfrndan, in ,his Nsirirt, wihin the
legal ls,urs of sale. ~iii .sil the foitoving 2
named personal property. To Wit: Quo tw.,
horse wagon tine cov and cnif; S,x pork
hogs; T~rnts Ave bu.hei. of Corn; T~o
ihs"sanos pounds Of Fodder; Two hua
died ponds Of seed cotton: Ten bush.i.
sweet Po 'ators; Thyrs sheep; Ons hDr.au
and ga..; Three brushes; lot of B..sk.
Cne CnPbossd; Three Tables Six Cha',-;
One fosr ho,-s load ~ hsv; Two pair of
gears; one clock: House an |. Kitchen fur
ni,ure &c Levied oa and h. DO ssld 40
ih. pfopr'ty Of James %. Mrl,ov, at the
suit Of Bssilsn wilhsr-poos and James
" Withsrspoon, Administrators. and 9th.
efs
TERMS CASH.
JNo B COUsART, 8. LD.
Lancaster 4, N Ia. iaRa
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AftentiOns
BOOK BORROWERS!

A IL. Persons having in their posses .ior
"A BOOKS, b.l"ngiug to the Library -,
she late S Is. Massey, are hereby request,
od TO return them ts the uudrr.igned OF e
Dir. J. a. liasSeliine--at his Store.
SAarL. +. VI ASSEY.
Dec. 5, '66-tf
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Estate James Faulkner.

DERSONS indebted TO the Estate Of
, l. James Faulkner, drc-n-ed. are request
ed to n'nse enrly pay ymcnis ofnt least u
Pnrt Of said Indebtedness The Iepa,x.s
want their money, and 4 have no discrrt,o ,
bat to make collections NJ soon ~ practi.
cable Al KILLER.
Nov Y. 66-3mo Sur,i,iug Ex'or
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Sheriff Sale.

nv VIRTUE &c writ Of Fl Pa Ia me al
v rsctsd, viii rell on the iirst Monday In
Jsn"ary nssi within the legal hours oi
saIc, st tie tate r~stt~nrs OF John B VII.
sos deed. AGAR w. J Caretous deed, IN
this Di-'rist the Following named psssoasl
property to wt:
0ss anal, wagon; Ten NJ twelve ssshs,@
OF emn; Tea ba.hsls Of swset petst~ss
One ssnsets- Tine pig; twss,y pe.ods oi
bseen live hundred p,osd- ef fodsss.---
levied on ana ts bs sold a. the W opsrsy ol
!shn " Wiisoe. dead, at the suit u w
=. Csre,on, deed.
Terms CASH
pss. 5. 1866.
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SOUTH CAROLYN -Laacaster District
10y ID A. WILLIAMS, Esquire. Ord,na.
II ry fer saiL District

WIZ - l<HVCINtcT ItSrtct
10y d A. WILLIAMS, Esquire. Ord,na.
ID ~ Ger said District.
WHsREAs. Nancy A. Gamble has applied
20 me for Letters Of Admin isirA'ion, on all
and singular the goods mad chn,t..is. rights
and credi.s OF John A Gamble, late Of the
District aforesaid, deseased.
THESE are. therefore, Ia cite and ad-
menish all and singular, the Iindred md
creditors Of the AMID drccas-d. I" be and
appear b-fsre me st our next Ordn,r, .
Cesn for the said District to be holden o,
Lancaster Court House on ihr 2Ist day III
December. instant. to show cause, if any.
why the said Administration should not DC
granted.
~ Given under INV haad and seal,
L. y this 30'h day OF No, enber, in III.
~ >year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixly.six. and in the sIs,
year Of the Independence OF the United
States Of America.
ID a. WILLIAMS. O.. L. D.
Dec. 5. IS66-2t
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SOUTH CAROLINA lancaster District
by ID. A. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordina-
il ~ fur aAi1 n;-ir,ct

- ~ Tor said District
WHEREAs, Samuel a. Neal. has applied
70 me for Letters Of Admuisi ration, on
oil and singular, the gouds and chnrtel-.
nights ana credits Of at'rew Neal, late OF
the Dirtrict aforesaid. deceased.
These are. therefore, To cite anl admon
ish ali ana singular, the Kindred and cred,
tors OF the said deceased to be aud appenr
BEFORE me at our next Ordinary's C"utt for
the said District, to be no den at Lancaster
Court House on the 2S,h dav Of Decent Der.
tnst., to sh"m cause, if nnv, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
GIVEN under nv hand AID seal. this OH,
doy Of Derember, in the yenr Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty.six. and in the 9lst wear of Ia.
Independence ot the United States OF
America
ID. A. WILLIAMS, o. l.. ID.
Dec. I2th, lSC6.-3l.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-12-12
Planters Attention!

We are appointed rgents for Messrs. G.
w. Williams 81 Co, Charleston, s. c., aud
are prepared to furnish Bagglng and Rope,
pay the Revenue Tax on Cotton for all
those who wish to send their cotton to the
above firm. We are also prepared to make
advances on Cotton as.soon as shipped
Those who wish TO realize Charleston
prices for their COTTON less expense-wiif
do we'll TO call On us and make the az.
rangemrnts. We will hau' the cotton to
the railroad Ur the parties can haul it them.
selves.
HASSEI.TINE g. MASSEY.
Lancaster &. H., Oct | 1866.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-12-12
Hardware and Cutlery.

Hardware and Cutlery.
IS Kegs Nails. assorted,
q boxes Collins Ak,
2 dozen Shovels mud Spades.
case Whtemorc's Cotton Cards,
I do.en seiws. (nssortedJ brass and
steel viTs.
2 do Coffee Mills,
81 puir Trace Chains,
ALSO AN AssoaraESr OF
Knives and Fork. Pocket Knives,
Tea Kettles, Curry Combs, Horse Brushes.
Shoe Brrshrs aud Backing. &c.
For .ale by JAMES JONES.