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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-11-14
From the baltimore Gazette.
The c condition of the Country,

THE Condition of the Country
-q5Uusnus gdT- -- .rnr.sH-- -
The following extracts arc from pam,
phlet recently published, of which the
Hon. Reverdy Johnson Is sGd'to be the
author: ..,..
No rejecting citizen can be iusensibls
10 the dangerous condition Of the country.
II affects jnrionsly every interest, private
and public. 7, ps'sies ihdGs,ry In all its
branches. and shakes The financial credit
Of tbe Government; and uhilas it lessons
the mean, OF meeting its demands, it
renders more oppressive the bsrthen, Of
taxation. Il paralyzss commerce, with
ou, whose Lesithfuf'cowdition the nation
cannot prosper Our fathers thought,
and experiences Has tlesrly proved IL 10 be
true, lhat ~i,hou. real ipaion Of all Is Z
States, and Ithey and their people posses
sing equal rights. the rstion could not
prosper. With that vis~--they adopted
the .Cous,itu,ion of the General Govern
yuen,. They clothed iewi,h IN The po~
81, ro necessary TO is preservation, , and del
signed tito he pe'pe;ust In ,ths, Ian,
guage Of il. prsAn.hIs, their object WAS TO
.s.curs III. blessing. Of ib%r.y to them.
~i~s. and 6atir po.'eri,y g." One Of the
cardinal princip'es Of The Government
thus formed, is. The equality OF the States.
It's very existence depends upon the COM
lpu.nce Of tba, equality. They are made
sausi in Abe Senate. as to REPRESENTATIVES
wiiboa. regard to population, and ia,;.ins
iouss iof Representatives. according 10
population. They and their people ars
>liks secured in .hs benefits Of ibs judicial
depss,men,, and. in every State and psr.
,onsl guarantee. To guard .sgains. the
psssiSilily OF any in,srfsssasa with -lsis
principle ofeaSaii,y ,hrosghl Isbs assump.
tpn Of powers nat granted. which might
10 welded toits modi6cssiou,s OF des,ruc.
tion. they subsequently adopted AZ snshd
iasat Of the Con.tituiion.. which decla res
dat "the powers not delegated TO .tbs
Upi,ed States nor prohibited 10 the S,a.ss
ere reserved TO the States respectively, o,
tetas psople." = That e9nsity 10 nos, ,st
sasud.~ Ten Of Tue States and tbeI pso,
pie sars uo. only no. admitted to sqssl
righ" With the res,, but, stfar rs the
lsgisla,i~s depsrttnenti % concerned, are
denied them, and subjac.ed 10 mere mill.
tasy rule. - The eoDseq aenee is. that the
~hole potential wealth Of ftboss States .,
and will be as long as the present state
Of .hiag. cou,inues, los, 10 the nat;on.-
"a. .,ss, .,.,,., n ,,o., ,;e. ,,d l.o,,.,,
s.,.I,,lris !. .s..,..: m ss,g,.,Sr'
"a'e"' :" '"e pa" 80 "''"y 'o''''ou'
I'd TO 'he genera. ~sits3s, ,tsEs not spd
s~nuos DO produced. They ner'sd, the
armN OF industry In all the other States a
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Meeting Hotel Expenses.

"Air you the keeper Of this here tav,
ern r inquired tall, lsnky individual,
belonging to the 49, regiaieut, North
Carolina State troops aud then in the
Confederate States ssrvice.' -.
"I AN the proprietor Of tbis hotel rs.
piled the bsatiiug little hotel keeper Of an
establishment betwesn this city and Rich
mond. "Wha, can I do Tor your
What do you az for . bed r. asked
The soldier. ~ .. ''' no, .1 '... .''".'.
"seven dollars, sir responded the gen.
tleman addressed. '.
"Only seven dollars, yer say. Well,
sha. is cheap; dog cheap; dog gone ef i,
sint. Here's q Confederate Eve and
there's two It's all right, sin't it, mis-.
ter =
Certainly, sir replied Bouifacs, al, i.
perfectly correct
You hearn him, didn'. you Jeems T.
said the military gentleman, addressing
Sno W nis cotppapi0Ds.
III hearn him. was the response.
"Aud you hearn him. too, didn't yer
Ike T inquired be Of another.
an course did, was the reply, "I
spect it's between you
"rhats blessn', any how said the
soldier. "Aud row mister, il you'd only
travelled as far 30 I hev, you would wan,
to sleep mighty sudden .a.a
"Certsinly, sir, ell right sir exclaimed
the landlord. 90 be proceeded to iirec.
servant 10 show the gentleman his apart.
meut. % ii. Z We a.... .r3s "
The soldier evidently slept soupdly {;
but very early 10 the morning he nigh,
have been seen descending the stairs,
with the matress upon which he had
slept, carefully tied up ard slung over his
shoulder. He had not proceeded far,
however, before he was met by the az
ionished landlord, who Indignantly de.
manded 10 know whs, he was going 70
do with that bed. -1 b .' ~
"G~ins. to take Il ou. for the regiment,
eoolly remarked the soldier. mi ... .
"You are, are you = roared the exss
psrated landlord; bow dare you carry of
my property IN that manner =
bsYour property Well, I like .h.t.-
Didn't give you seven dollars for tbi,
here bed only last hight, and didn's two
Of our fellows hear the tradsi You,
property, oh r = ..... .-a
"Tbs seven dOllsn you paid me wa.
Tor your lodging said the proprietor
growing somewhat irats as he spoke.
"Nasy lodgin, ef I know it, respond,
&C the soldier. II saxsd you what you
axed for bed, aud paid yer own price
400 aeoordin' 10 the natut of trade ths
bsds mine ssssr- -.s7s .nama.
~Wsll, sir interrupted Tho angry host
land what do you ask for your bsa . ]
want it, .aE F.aa..aN a 20 7ss.... .
"Now yer talkin.' replied North Caro-
'na. as'hs dumped the bed upon the foo
and easelessly threw himself upon Il. 81
want to be ssasousbla, and being It's you
III let you have the bsdI Ior fifteen dollars.
'FftsssdoIlarsP gsspsd the landlord
"Jssl %, quietly rsmarksd the soldisr
"h man doots make one hundred ps
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~ T-8NL.lfI HTf VI = 9IofaU :"
Trial Of the Picksns Rioters.

The thspof Alexander Bryce Ind nine
negroes, onn.,bs charge 81 tbs' = TIpd,d.s .,
Miles N. IN. Hunnieutt. took place, !.
Pickens c. r., on Thursday, Before hEi.
Honor Judge Davkins, The State was
represented by the Solicitor, Hon. J. P.
Reed > ths lp'isonsu BY rassenIs Nc
Go~sn and 'Esslsy. Messrs.' Norton and
Adams = The evidence add ! areumecss
oscapisd two days, snd' 'tbss jsty, AFTER
ss abssnee sf half 80 hour, brought 10 .
verdict Of guilty asains. sis Of The party.
aliq coiorsd." o Tho sett suos Of the cour,
wssthst the parties convicted should Be
executed 81 Picksnso On .bs e.h Of Deesm.
bss ussa. ~ rol bisF ssa!sg Jsd lJVq s.
= Eiehsesu ont Of the thirsy t,isd for RIO,
On the following day Of shs murder we're
coovic,ed snd Sentenced TO the psni.su
tissy. iH.a bstvsry0l 81 hiuow rrSIlIo sp
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-11-14

Robert Lincoln, son of the late Presi,
dent, has lately been admitted to prac
.ice in the Supreme Court Of the United
States. BE isldsscribeds by An exchange
{" ian Intelligent, industrious, quiet, un.
assuming, courteous gentleman. who en-.
joys in an eminent degree the personal
esteem Of the people OF Chicago" ...s ~.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-11-14

!. A celebrated dentist says that in the
United States, 10 population Of thirty
million, there are twenty million Of teeth
lc's snpsslly by decsy--sIl caused by
the use OF bolted wheat which deprivss
The systsm Of the lime needed 10 tho hu.
man teeth, a. h.ii athpGi 90 .ET. NJ.
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/. oTnE Tax BitL.@The ch.rls.,ou Co,

boTnE Tax Bill The Charlss,ou cou.
rie', Of Saturday, s.y.:' .'' ,''d r''''
vo" "As South Carolips is now 10 tbs su.
omalous copdition Of . State, wilbous .
Legislature, and as We can not, syso under
the Recous,ruction Ac,s, have . nsw State
Lsgisia.ure-for At lsAat %, sr.l mon,hs
q comsT-to provide taxation 10 carry on
The State goysrpnen Gen. Candy and
Govsrnor Orr are, We learn, Engaged in
connecting . nav tar. bill 10 carry on the
Provisiopsl State Government, OF the
remnant Of j. ths. i lefs. Assuming saeh
u, be the fact, Ne would smbnes the 90,
sasion To urge on the 5Gsssssll asd the
Governor esrsfally to revise ,hs sris.ing
tax bill, aEd avoid the numerous siross
committed, and the gross injustice dons,
10 nsny, ,ips,Sness, by our late Legjslsture
10 aishs snacsmsst Of that msssuss.gB 5gg.
~ Al. - I.
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Post msstsss are obliged TO rsesiss all
treasury notes, for stamps OF postage 20
clearly genuine, no matter how worn or
defaced d they may be, provided that one.
Twentieth part thereof be not missing:
and fractional currency, II not one tenth
part be missing. vg1s r222s}s ~
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-11-14

70 TMAnsHAL NET."---In The church yard
of:be Thisd Creek Church. ssys n orth
esroli6a correspondent, once stood be
side The grave Of a man who lived and
disd asserting that he WA ,.ha vsriiabls
Msrshat Nay. n, His osn, ,aceountwas that
he wss ssntsuesds 70 des,b, 'bat thas,
through The intsSfssnesr Of i6snds 4.
Court. .ba srscu,ioo Was 2 shan. He
was put into cofiip, bot, ius,sad of. be,
ing buried, be, VA. taken 70 .hs sess,.
thence to- Ameriea, and ia.i, .hs sought
the interior fos privacy 70 seSimnoD q
50 Cer,ain IL is. they say, be we s'mar'
lisl figure, fins French schoisr.s Es
taught school 10 Rowan, and always usit,
tanned tbs. he WAS The gsnuios Marshal
Asy,iod i5sssfq sll - 81 .rs aa"i'a
aWH.E.. . % agtkla
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"A REAsIsIxcsDusr--AtMsso
village. n. H., = h~ dsyso since, while
some small children were q play, au i'm
msnse golden eagle swoopsd down and
attacked one Of the children, With the
evident disposition 70 carry itoff.s A wo
man ran from the house with . broom.
when the ssels let 60 the child ard at
tacksd hsf'~i,h fs'oci,y. At this mo.
msnts msn gaoning 10 che vicinity eano
,othe rsscue and shot the eagle, break.
ing wing, sud csp,ored him. He Ia
She largss. bird seen within the memory
OF the Oldest inhsbitant. The bird Via
perchased BY Mr.. George n. Dspford, Of
New Orlsans, who va, visiting a the
village, and will be taken 10 that city.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-11-14

o. BryoRx AND ArTKR.--E Before ths Ohio
election Ben Wade said: ,'' " 'D'ss
efoa mas' storm the ssbssiopol Of the
Almighty, and she'll Him from HIa throne,
before before the principles Of .bs Democratic
party can ,pssdominste." rsh, rro la ps
'd After the election, he became more pro,
fame, but 'sss saoguise. Hear him ,:s'o1
"Ths d--d niger, and the Cd d-d
honda. haze given The STATE 10 the id
Coppsrhsads.noo si'y'gi sil rH rHs1h'
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-11-14

FortS.nine psymasterd departnen, cleris
were discharged to dsy. I,'l ~. g.. ''.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-11-14

Working for bare iifs - making cloths.
for 2 ne~ baby. ..t "'1. a.
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STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by David Hiukle Of Bruds
Creek Township, sofrel. Filley, 3 years
old. Ia hands high, bad eyes, star in fcre-
head, some year M arks, no o>her marks
or brands perceivahle. Appraised at sac.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-12-18
ACCIDENT TO 4 NENAGERIE.


About Gay breaA yesterday morning
on the Mobile and Great Northern Rail
road, some thirty-siz miles above Tensas,
portion of the train was thrown from
the track, resulting in the death Of one
man. Mr.. Willis Burroughs, driver OF
the band carriage, and the woundinc,
more or less severely, of half dozen
others. Mr.. Burroughs was from Ow-
ensville, Ky.
The accident was caused by the break
ing Of rail. The engine, tender and
the three first cars passed safely over, brt
the two next, truck cars, containing four
cages, in which were the royal Bengal
tisress, the byera, two bears, and the
tapir, were thrown of, the cages smashed
and the animals released, Two other box
ca1s, containing twenty-six horses and DO
nics. shared the misfortune, the horses
being piled together and upon each other
in utter confusion. Oaly one was killed.
however, and several others suffered con-
tusions.
The animals released did no damage to
each other with the exception that one of
The bears killed fawn. The tigrcss and
one Oh the bears at first manifested hos
tie disposition towards each other. The
bear assumed an upright position, and
stood upon bis guard in regular fstiana
style, and when the striped beast came
smelling about him scuif or two was ex-
changed, which seemed to satisfy both
parties. The bear amused himself By as
cendiES some Of the neighboring trees.
and the tigress roamed about in the neigh
borhood showing no disposition, however,
to 60 very far away. They were all re-
Gagged without difficulty
The accident occurred on a high en-
bankment, but the couplings of the rear
cars chat remained on the tract: prevented
the others FROM rolling entirely to the bot
tom.
We obtained these particulars from Mr.
Elinsham, one Of the troupe, who wit
messed the whole afFair.-lIoJHe E-reaing
Nc'ss, Norem5cr 21fh.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-12-18
WHOLE NUMBER 1911.
STOPPING A NEWSPAPER.


Some people seem 10 think that their
subscription TO newspaper obligates the
editor to advocate their own peeuiia. views
on all questions which affect the public,
forgetting that an editor should be an it,
dependent thing, honest enough to give
his opinions, and let bis readers judge Of
what they are worth. To those who are
ready to send word, "StoT my Paper" be-
! cause the editor expresses his honest opin
ion, formed after careful research and ma
ture dcIibe,ation, We commend the follow.
ing little story:
y certain man hit his toe against a peb-
bic and fell headlong to The ground. lie
was yexed, and under the influence Of
anger and self suficiency, he kicked moth
er earth right saucily. With impertur-
able gravity, he looked to see the earth
itself dissolved and come to uaueht. But
the earth remained, aud only his poor
foot was Injured in The encounter.
This is the way Of man. IN ayticle in
newspaper touches him in weak spot,
and straightway he sends to "Stop his pa
perp' With great self complacoacy he
looks to see the crash when the object Of
his spleen shall cease to be. Poor fool.
he has only hit his own toe against world
that does not pcrccptibly feel the shock,
and injuries to a slight extent none but
himself.