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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-10
ST EV EMS USE,
81, %, IS & q Broadway. New York

OPp"sife Do'riing Green. 90.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
NHE STEVENS HOUSE is we'll and widely
Y known TO the, travelling pubic. The
location is especially suitable TO merchants aud
business men; It is IN close proximity TO the
business pat Of the city is on the highway Of
Southern aud Western travcl-and adjacent to
nil the principal Ral,osd anu Steamboat depots.
The Stevens House has liberal accommodations
for over 500 guests--it is well furnished, and
Possesses every modern improvement for tho
comfort and entertainment OF its inmstes. The
rooms arc spacious aud we'll ventilsted-provid-
ed with gas aud water-the attendance is
prompt aud respectful-and the table Is gencr.
"usly provided with every delicacy OF she sea.
son-st moderate rates.
The rooms having cen refdrnished and re.
modelled, We are enabled to Offer extra facilities
for the comfort and pleasure oi our Guests.
..... GEO. X. CHASE Il 90.
juno IL, ls67--6m. ... Proprietors.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-10
JOR WORK

JOb WORk .. ?. t.ar
win he executed With neatness aud dispatch
aud on accommodating terms
@- THE CASH forgAdrertisiug and Job
Work vii, he required IN MI Instances ~ soon
as the worS Is rendered. WRIT u orders, to
secure attention, must be accompanied with
the cash.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-10

Ws, M%S'' IN a. S'see,.. +, ss. 3VgSew York.
los &. Grubb. g. Co, Phil~del phia.
, Poaltnry g. Ttimbe,, q Baltimore.
Henry Folsom a. Go. New 'Orleans.5
Johnson, Spencer Il Co., Chicago.
l. NJ. Rumsey, e. Co, st. Louis.
Albert = Crane, San Fraucisce. -
June ~, o. ly.
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A HOMESTEAD FOR IS.
q IN VIRGINIA.
200 Farms and 10000 Building Lot,

2oo Farms and 10000 Building Lots
.,.... For Sale ny.
In the Gold and Oil Regions IN Viroinio
To be sold in Shares. at So, each as folio VS.:
I farm Of 100 acres. ... .... .
containing n gold mine, valued at S25. 900
1 farm of 81 acres, ... ...
containing coal oil, valued ut 10000
3 farms If 60 acres each.
containing gold ore. $1,000 each, is, 900
b farms OF Az acres each. q .H
cont aiming coal or oil. Sc, 900 each, | Q. 900
10 farms of 20 acres each,
containing, c"#l or oil, O0e each, 10 900
20 farins OF 10 acres each. ....E-.
conf aiming coai"r oil, $500 each, 10, 900
100 farms of 5 acres each, ....g
containing coal or oil, 800 each, l6, 900
400 Rappahonn"ck citv lots,
200 by 100 Zee. eacn, 80 n piece, $4,000
400 RHppnhannock city i"ts,
100 bv 100 feet each. $40 apiece. 10000
400 Rappalnnnpsk city lots. p
50 by 100 feet each, $40 piece. 5000
300 Rappnhannock city lots, ,-.r. . ..
IS by 100 feet each, $40 piece, 5000
| 5000 Clifton lots, ,...
| IS by 100 ieet each, s5 a piece., 10000
| 10000 shares. amounting to , S2O0,oOO
| Certificates CT these shares will bs Ell.
closed in envelopes exactly alike, sealed Gr,
mixed together, numbered on the oui -ide
and Deposited In boxes. Anv person rend
ing SO cents can order anv number he NAV
choose II he is pleased with what the
| certificate calls for, he can tn en send IS 90
| and obtain DEED for the Ia ID, no n,all
tsrwhst IL may be. whether lot worth
from % TO 80 ;or farm worth from SIOO
/" $4,000 An farms worth over I, 900 will
be redeemed in grrenb-cks. should it be
preferred, -uijsct To deduction. { 90 per
| cent. hnysnSmb-r Of shares can be TAX en-
| by Individuals Clnbs will be, received a,
| ~. per cent oise on OF 70. Address with mon
| ey and stamp enclosed for return oostige.
| ilHr" EOS mbNl -1E BAUDER, dss0
Rsppahannock City ,sCnlp peper Co. Va. a
! n,-e. via Pine View, Faaq quier Co d, Va
| =. = S-Rappaha1nock cirv is IN the
midst Of the -ti"ld, Region" In Cnipeper
/ County. md Clifton n the-Oil Region" In
Buchanan county.on Loui-ia Fork .of t3ig
Sandy River Tie shares are sold 60
cheap 10 irdnce settlement a'"o.f..j
Sept. l9, 1867. .S,usr.. Am,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-06

George gR. Baidal uno rnebrere,bero
borra9enbe llnionnl6nner bon Eeras
baben efn gRelaOriat an ben GonNres
aefanbte tuel6ess enfpfsbIt, sennnhten
Staat in Der Wfitte SluifAen Dem Sras
3os RnD gploraAos SSlHlfe An 1beilen,
81 Sci einer 6oldjsR gint6eitura 81.
weitIibe. SestionsOIe Union nnters Dem
congrefionelIen Determinations sYIant
unterffiben ipfit6e:. . n istoaSik 9
9is 9lusFafen, DaB Die gauterotte.
Bill pdffift ibefbea ivitS, fiHo 9nt.
Das 8auonenboot GETTYSBURG NIT
9lbmirat 4orter un6 isreo. 9eiuar6 an
8oaro, il feiuer eebeimen Wfiifon
mad g8eitinoier iurid0eteGrt. Sa(Ielbe
lit oiefen Mor8en auf feinem WeoE na1
9lnnnpolis IN bee Gbefapeafe Ba5 an.
oelan9t.
Sen. Wfaior pope i9rieb einen Brief
an Sen. @rant, IN lpelhem CT fh Al
@uHitea Der llebertragpno hee Shbianer
Bureaus ana 9rie9s sDEphuaueut aus
lpriat. ga
l5fDie Deteeation Der in RaRfas mob i.
nenben Snoianers St1mme hattie aeitern
Nadnittag NIT BEN gommifar Der
5noidner Sglngelegenbeiten etne Anters
rebungsa Ser 3tps6 ihres Befu9es 1T;
sIrrangenleats 81 treffen. nm bas 2aho,
auf tpeIheift ne chen IN Sands fpobnD
bait fn6, berfdfien anO iid ouf fir
lie III benz Snoianer 3erritofinn be-
ltimnlten 2dnoereien nieberiaffen Al
t6mlens Die nnterrtoung mar iebr
LANCE; man 1T ieOod 3u teinem ueber@
eintommen 9elan9t, unO miro in einieen
Sa9en cine pbernlalise 3afantinenfunft
itaftTnAerl.s sHass sisas seifn 3D. .c9a
Orr 6ranb Surf Bat elm SnSictemeut
geafp 5obn %. &urrat eingebrabt.5 iiet
Ssnator @ilfon bat benz Senat cine
g Communication sbe8 gsarifas sS%retdrs
unterbreiief, nelde Sen. e@tdnt's 8Ian
CUR SdltdtiIg beri Sn6ianer. Streitigs
''ies4e''11 ii b b Ort Sc. 5,
Der snsSifaaii6e goniul in Snn
6ranciseo bal an Sen. Sic Bowel mo
SEQ as9ap einen5 8rief eelanbts iit ibet.
dem sisrs aoffieiea saelaeigt9 aab er bon
ESuare3 9ladri6ten ilber Die @efanaens
nabme bon 9rtega. @onsdles un6 @ata.
iite ontb Sen. 9lusd, erbaIten babe.
d Gieben Aefangene 6enier, ,9inA, Geb.
s, NtcWabon, Gutn, M5dlen, Sagben,
Soran unb Shool, finb am SaIiiitaa
mad peErSsngitoa 9eniteutlarb gseian6t
iuoroen. - '0ss' 44a.se
@sffer1l iprdng eit' Nenlni bon Dem
b6diten Yuntte Der Cincinnati 5 --n9e ;
bride IN ben Sbi0 mo tuur0e nnperlebt
tpieber aus benz 8ader ge5e9eu.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-02-06
.NO. 81 PgaLIosasa
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3et@nen pnegt abersR oenGco sntuioer
mareti Tim oielentgea, nel4e NIT elmer
geltnoen Shnna0f 9eitens Der eriarH'
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groRtsa ReForute iuarett bis let ietne
6eninglngen. lslne FRAU tolecer eiut"
sermaRsa sum 0eirnRtleiE ~ Rrsn9en,
erIoi9lDs genileDen. tiso g senasste ere
men jag tomifden Mrottds als eFs uns
l@tnirgt mas er tbua iopte, e.!.e 1al'
lerpal@e ergtiH nno Den Sogt Der Gbn'
ma@t'9en aus ansagroBer aeeIiaaenae.
aoer IsosnTaAs ~ gutter M6ilW 10 ltart
MT Aealler uslprenste Bop ontltlbe IN
Sss pradsia. e gsiS,n Sas ps .ss5 1.a
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8afbinaton, 5. Sebt

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Gin Bef6orragenber Senator be5alipe
II tet bar 8rdfoent tuerne,. i'm Sale bic,
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pdilfts, DiefeIOe nit itintnE Beto beIsesn.s
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Dos GertIdt gebl, bnb Gen. Sberis
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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-06-15

n. The Iberville South man has again
perpetrated something diabolically funny
at our expense. Great care should be ex.
ercised in these self-innictions as i" crow
ner's quests" are usually the result oil
neophytes meddliug with edged tools
We caution our confrere with ell the
parental feeling of a brothers. wife's cou.
sin not to do so again. Another effort OF
the kind might induce him to cavort
around worse than a card 10 chancery
Our spiritual friend says the negro is a
p~hrenologist by nature and knows a
Freedmens' Bureau Agent by instinct
and that's the cause of his civility to us.
As we are not an agent of the bureau, the
"phunnie mahn" of the South must aim
his blunted jokes elsewhere. However
If the negro is a phrenologist by instinct,
we advise the South man to keep on his
hat, if possible, for sometimes awful mis-
takes occur in investigating the bumps
on the " human head divine.n
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-06-15

LIZ A literary hearse has been started
in Bayou Sara under the title of "Slow
Coach where defunct ideas, thread bare
wit and ADVOCATE c%onundrums will End a
sort OF potter's field interment. Things
still-born and witless should be included
but, unfortunately, such is not the case.
We hope those resurectionists will not
startle US with the mummied apparitious
of their " folly, but have taste enough
to nurse and cherish the offspring Of
others as usual, and bury their own. Or
keep them as a load for the "omnibus y
or a drag on the "Slow Coach.n
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-06-15

sa5= The difficulty between Gen. Sheri-
dan and Ex-Governor Wells seems to be
fully, if not satisfactorily. settled by the
forcible ejectmont of the " Ex-" from his
Office and the installation therein of Hon.
B. F. Flanders, who accepted the ON
piiment which Durant refused. We
hope matters vii! now jog along quietly
as If nothing had happened. Individu
ally, we are in the position Of the Ken
lucky matron who witnessed a conflict
between her husband and a "bar,n We
don't care a continental . for either now
that the result is known. The old farce
Of "In and Out Of Place il being play
ed with a vengeance before the New Or
leans public, at which, we hope none will
repine, for we neve a man to get fat on
grief, although Falstaff claimed it as the
cause of bis r~otundity.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-06-15

sesA The Supreme Court of the State
has decided that the tax imposed by the
Legislature upon the gross receipts of
all business, is unconstitutional. The
lower court having made the same decis
ion, the State appealed, and a verdict. as
above mentioned, was given. This de.
cision seriously affects the evenu of
the State. About sever hundred thous-
and dollars have been paid under the
provisions Of that act, all Of which, Of
course, must be refunded. To this sum
must be added the unpaid amounts, esti-
mated in the budget from such sources,
towards defraying the expenses of the
State.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1867-06-15

n- The Bayou Sara Ledger, alias Slow
Coach is at a loss to know what local
the PLANTER has been using his bar of
soap On. 1t was not on You or yours
We are more than ever inclined to think
that this a world of strange varieties, and
that which n takes as hard srcasm
another accepts as soft aattery. But you
stick yourself into a smooth ap.
pearance with our soap. It was never
intended to be wasted in acceleratinp the
speed of a " Slow Coach.n
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ing the last generation of negroes that
can ever be brought into the field as la
borerg. of this fact they have abundant
evidence. Labor is becoming searcer
every year, with little present prospect
of renewal. Something must be done at
once, if that something lies within the
hornds IF possibility. waiting for
something to turn VI" will not answer
ia these times of continual taxation,
threatening restitution and blighted
prospects.
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.sudge kellogg, of the Port, and his AeeHsers.

NrssRs. FDlroRs:-On reading a copy OF certain
CHARGES filed m the Treasury Department at Washing
ton City. by Il. KING Cutler, Jos. GoFtlnski' ana 0tn-
as against Hon, N.P. Kellogg Collector OF the Fort
IL New Orleans, mention OF which has been MAIDEN
The public prints. was III fortified and astonlsEed to see
nv name referred to 10 said copy OF charges, so MADE
as a witness TO support the same.
Since the first election OF Mr.. Lincoln as President;
and the secession of this, my native state, having re-
tired to the shade Of private lite, so tar as party strife
is concerned I regret TO ieel called upon o make any
| g sternent to the public, but justice TO myself as wen as
IL others. induces me to declare TO the public that /
have no knowledge il support OF SAID charges, ana l pc
Iieve them to be untrue n general ana detail, excepII
where | am referred to as having been III me feoei
service" and il IS stated that Mr.. Kellogg knew the
same when he appointed me.
In reference to this charge. il is true | did serve about
eighty. SIX days in response to Gen. Buregafds call up
on the citizens TO defend New Orleans just as would
to-day if Gen. Sheridan should make The same request.
But although | never made any coneeattnent oil my
services as above stated, / did not publish 1t to the
world. and do not believe that Judge kefIoggk knew
had so served, when he honored me by my appoint
meut.
So far as regards myself. the charge against Judge
Kellogg comes Sith very bad grace from Messfs Gut
Ter and Gorlinski, both OF whom were members OF ihe
Constitutional Convention OF 1854, CT which was as
sistant Secretary, and both of whom voted ior me,
knowing had rendered the so-called I" rebel service"
1t comes with a worse appearance on the part OF Mr..
Cutler, when the journal oi the Convention shows he
was SO well pleased with my" rebel service That on
his motion atbody allowed me two hundred dollars
as extra compensation and ii comes with d still worse
appearance, when 1t IS known that with a tuii knowi-
edge of my so-calied :" rebel service Mr.. Cutler with
held that knowledge from Judge Kellogg, while using
his influence with that gentleman to obtain for me the
appointment. for the granting OF which he now makes
a charge against the Collector.
In conclusion, permit me to add that | have been in
a position to know how the fairs Of the Custom
House have been conducted, and | unhesitatinglysay
Judge Kellogg has honestly and faithfully performed
the difficult. responsible and complicated duties OF his
Office as Collector and while it is impossible 10 please
all, know that there is as little, if nor less, just cause
OF complaint against his adninistratio than agains.
any OF hismany able and distinguished predecessors;
and lbelieye that Judge Kellogg possesses the CONT
dence and esteem of all with whom his official duties
may bring him in contact. PHILIP WiNFREE. .
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CHANGE OF BAsE.-The Board Of Reg
istrars have concluded to change their
base for a few days. On Monday and
Tuesday next, 18th and 18th inst, they
will be at Lobdelps Store, and on Thursday
and Friday, goth and 2lst, at the house
Of 1sidore Daigle, in the lower part Of
the parish.
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HUNGARIAN GRAss sEED.-We ack.
nowledge the receipt Of q quantity of
Hungarian Grass Seed from the Agrieal.
tural Bureau at Washington. These
seeds are for gratuitoua distribution in
the parish, under the appropriation Of
Congress for the purchase Of seeds for
the South, Parties desiring these seeds
must make duplication to this office.