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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-22


Connectlcut 8 Moryland 7
" na'1forn'a . Delaware ?
Nen'ncky II N"w York 33
new jersey z Pennsylvania 2G
Ohio II -
rl9
Tn 1854 ,he total numh,r ,r o,.,,,,.,
votes counted m The Presidential ch.c.
ton was 22l--oE these llo cons,i,n,nS
n majority Of mrcn From iii, !, w;ll
be seen ibot thc .Cy .mocr,cv h,vo , ~,
iority of the total electoral vn,o 10 Rad.
i.allv nronn;z.l and nsod il 1851 i, H..
nine States tbcv ,c,nouv hnlI -, I,o
present moment
T!.c Radicals are aware Of Ills C,c
and are lavine plan< 10 checkmLe ,ni
defeat the really dominant pnrtv If III.
republic. They proposc io vo,c tho
eleven excluded states f;nclna;ng 'rcn-
ncsscs) as n ual;t C,r ,h.;r no,,;r,.,.
whoever he NAV be. Nils accounts C,r
the Injustice rascalilv an,l ,)own,;on,
frauds pcrpe,rn,c! bv then throuoh Iho
five Rump k:nyr. IN The l;sIr;,,;,,, ,L
the States held hv ,h,m so ,h.r, ria
negroes and ,hc;r black Lc,r,.E Val, Nv
puri,onicol allics shou,d con,r,I ,La
convsnr;ons and scc,,r. ] .,,,r'a,,,., uU" ';e ~;
the samc-and accounts, al 50. for the
pcrslstcncy with VIII ch The RnJic,ls !
adhere TO the damuaLlc docr,a ,d neuro
snlsrace '''''''" W "SS''
Should ,hc r,,J;c,r, ,.rc.,., r,,.;;r
ranremen, "rrcnrs,r,'.,m ,ln - & 49, "
and conclud, 70 ,Ir;, liam ~ ~ : ,m
r;,ino,;nn n IL. pr..;J,.n,;'l ~ ',,|, - l'' 9
l8Gs md (os ,Lrv cor,n;n,h, mn'',N NIX
should The S.,,,s vote. for IL. p,,nv,
nominee ,bc Rud,ca,s w,,!1 l.av, .,,,,.,,,
cl.c,rra, VOL, y, MO, 49, ,"; r.
60! Even should We r,iu Jjlio,;HilG1
I,,l,,o f,oS u, :; WV
Shire I5( W,s,ons;,, y" M;,n.,,," n : ~
ard OREGON (s) wc ww,,,ld s,ar h,v,. W. ;,
majority apains, us ot G,nrr "
Does this un, ,ccoum, f,r ,ho orv,o,,. ;.
monifestcd bv ,hr Rum, ,,l j., ,n'I.
the towards and rascals d,nr ,Lc;r ,lir,r :
work in Virr;u;o Nn,,h r,r,,E,, c,,,,u
Carolina. Georcin. Elor;l, AL,hom,
Mississippi, Louisiana Arkansas and
Texas Z? Even shou,l ,hrrc hn , Co;lnro
to call conventions in onv Of Ihc StoIcs
by the nceroiziru process tho Rnmn
by enabling acts win Lrino n. snI;n,
gated States in,o lLe ,L.,1or,l co,,n ,,,.,>
with negro maior;,;cs c,s, so,;uy c>r
Grant, or Chase, as the casl mov
be
The pcop'c in every Norbcrn Stat.
which has voted huvr con6nmnnd ~
the most empha,,c manncr lin ,n,,,m.
s,ruc,ion policv Of ,hc Rrmn ami ~,
Infamous idea Of ncor, cnn,G,v Ir, m
disrcsarding these IacIs tho Rndicols ore
determined to maintain ,hc;r Lnld urnn
the Federal government om] o[,icns
by banding the ncuroes ,t ,ho Sta,os
Mtely in revolu,ion so;,),v ,a,;rs, ,I,n
white majority of the republic In the m
eleven States rcN.rrel tn iiurlua;ma
Tcnnesscc) between 400 600 an1 5on :
600 white men arc lis(ranpl;sed s,r mn.
other reason than 10. srcuyc tho covs,,n w W.
nation of the Radical nlot n"a;nst ,hc
rights and liberties of.he whites Of the
Union / V '''
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-22

. Ajoker rema rks that any one nigh
know Louis Napoleon's pantalaons
wero OF French manufacture, because
they arc beth Toulon and Tolouse.s
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-22

followed the starry banner triumphantly
through many hard.fonght fight, was
II tor THIS you fought to m, lie the black
scum of slavery, tho savage and barba-
rous wretch you came in contact with
al over the South, your masters, your
lords1 Is it Tor this, men and brethren,
that we bear tire chains and fe,ters Of
taxatlon-bow beneath the weight OF
financial burdens imposed upon us by
bondholdmg aristocracy 2
suppose this nice little Radical plan.
's carried ort--what ther. Suppose
HAT, omitting the manufactured vote Of
the conquered States, that brainlcss
butcher, q s. Grant, or tho fanatic
Chase. is defeated and Democratic
"t"c'"dI or that co,ml,n9 the illegal
vote, Grant or ChnSc as the case may
h". is elected? Which Drmocra,
Or fsad'cal--wiil occupy the White
HonSr?
We ll Won, Radicals and TRAITORS,
y"nr tool SHALL never enter the Presi-
dental mansion, elected by negro votes
ii tins br treason make the most of it
but bear m mind that IS treason held
by 2,00HG0O of white men, who are
re"dy to fight for white supremacy !
God help yon if the struggle comes. FOR
spite Of the Rump, your negroes and
all The remaining powers Of hell at
Your command, white will win, and
1horc will be such an outpourine o
negro Blood, snch hanging of Radl.
Gals to sour apple trees" as was never
known since The world emerged from
chaos
In this connection, hint, Democrats
an rSGS clubs will be formed 10 ever,
town and city of the country! Lei
those clnbs be composed OF men as ready
TO fight as to vote! Iet them be drill.
cd IN the manual of arms, be as con.
versant @ifh the science of mili,ar,
iac'lrs as with Democratic principles
They may not be required to dspla,
that knowledge, but il negro or Radca
killing shonld be in order they will b,
rs ready for that business ms to listen te
the inaugural OF a Democratic Presiden
on the 4th day Of March, 1901
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-22

The GHOSTS MAKE THEMSELVES
HEARD. = Duriuga great part of The
proceedings yesterday, the windows of
the Club House shook ard ratified at
such rate, as at times to render the
voices Of the speakers almost inandible
IL would have taken but slight stretch
OF snpe'st'tious Imagination, to fancy
that The ghosts of the departed Carolin.
mans who once wandered through
those apartments, horri6ea Mt The pro.
lanation of their favorlto haunt, had
risen from their graves and come to
enter their protest against tho awful
dissertation. It wac. however, but tie
Wild wind andthe drifting ram, for na.
ture wept with. Carolina on the day of
her humiliation. Charleston Msycu.
~, Is.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-22

The Selma (Ala.) Times states tlat
it is informed. on good autbority.
that large land-holders in Greene
County are Offering to- give the use of
their plantations for next ycarto any
and that will agree to pay tho taxes
on them. '4a '@ aR
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-22

NLeotures on Physiology, &C., by W. Law
rcncc, + Il. s., delsvorod at the Royal Col.
legc Of Surgeons, London
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-22

a GERMAN SETTLEMENT IN RIcH-
LANDING learn that a colony of
Germans, numbering about 100, have
settled on the Middleton place, in
this District, between Watcrcc River
and Golonel's Creek and about twen.
tty-four miles from Columbia. They
nave gone to work with vim
breaking up the ground, erecting sub.
stantial dwellings,, besides various
out-bouses, etc. The settlement OF
village, we learn, is to be called Cor.
mantown. Success to the new town
and regiment moro of the same.
tsAs r DbnD;, =
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-22

n GovERNMENT INSPECTOR AND HIS
"PhnTNEn."-A Government inspcc-
TOW visiting II lunatic asylum, saw the
n'"dical superintendent, and said "I
don't wish to go over the asylum
in the usual way but to mingle with
tHe patients as if were an officer, a
surgeon, or even ono Of themselves
BY so doing, I shall be better enabled
to judge of their intellectual state
and Of thcir progress in the direction of
sanity"
with pleasure said the Doctor :
cit is Saturday and we usually have a
dance on Satupday night. IF you go
mtsthc ballroom, as we call it, YOU
will see them dancing and talking
without reserve"
"Would it be Objectionable if I
danced with them p asked the Off
cial.
"Not at ALL" was the reply.
The official walked into the ball
room, and selecting the prettiest girl
ne saw for apartner, was soon keen
ing up very animated conversation.
In the course of the evening he
said to- tho Doctor EDO you know
that girl In tho white dress with che
blue spots is worry curious case. I've
been talking to her, and l cannot, for
the life and soul Of me, discover in
what direction her mental maludy
lies. OF course I saw she was mad
saw it In the odd look of her eyes,
She kept looking at me so oddly. I
asked if she did not think she was the
Queen of England, or whether she had
been robbed Of large fortune by the
volunteer movement, or Tilted by the
Prince of Wales, and tried to find out
the cause of lunacy; but I couldn't,
she was too artful.''
every likely" answered the Doc
5or; 'you see sho is not patient {;
she isono Of tho housemaids, and as
sane as you are.'
Meantime tho grotty housemaid
went TO, alf her fcllow-servants, and
said: "IIavo you seen the new patient !?
He's been dancing with ne. A fine,
tall man, and beautiful whiskcrs but
as mad as a \ arch hare PIE asked
me if J. wasn't the Queen of England ::
If volunteer Had not robbed me of
large fortune and whethor the Prince
of Wales didn't want to marry me-
Hc is mad. Isn'tita pity ?--such a
fine young man."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-22

.lkhn Omaha actress Is laid sapgwffb
in,naa.mmatory rlieuniatism. y she bIav.
ed Mazoppa with tho ncrc6rS SafSf6vv !,
below. ~ ! "FT 'rcTSan'.ltsa rctTSa' tsf = +tous;
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-22


Three things" SAID the Rev. Dr.
!p"nry, appeared to have been min.
Jnred by the. Fall the song, oe birds, The
hranty Of flowers. and the smile 4of
infancy, for it is difficult TO CONCEIVE how
either of these co,,ld have been moro
perfect had man remained holy AZ f
God would leave us somotbing pure to
remind us of the Paradise we have lost.
and to'polht us TO that which we shall
regain. f1,-E "sJI 30 s7 "SIf
me editor Of tho Columbus, In s,Sal
neerd the following delicious chant recen,i~,
ana wrote il out FOR tbs heneft3 Of li,ors, lis,
.n,Sp .",e. poesy' mHsio and Melody rhyme and
one golden tress oy hfs hariI.lt t,,;na .n,
my helmiok's sabierplooH, ,sIor 30 80
Anu . aen In some we'll warraed wor;us bn,,,,
- COX freedn,anls DOOM 1rD I'"'r
and II by he watehmnn's hnnd Il fa,fa ,,.,a5
ytAs 1 sne Axe ,round do town Of nipbta vah
Aa91ist one tear from { Elizabeth dear, =
I for '',f dis champion Of equal rites Il" erFi
- A.24stE--> o 49, s.-;tJ. 4..ielg "a,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1868-12-03

THE coIored bands upon one Of the
largest plantations in this county called
upon the owner on last Saturday and
made the proposition Of their own accord.
that il he would Continue them the ensu.
ing ye"r, that they would wash their
hands Of radicalism iu the future. This
WAS unexpected to the employer, bu, he
told them that he had formed the deter
m'nation some time since to look more to
his own interest iu the future that he
couH 60 longer give EN- plor men: 70 lh ose.
operating against his in.erests-in other
words. he could no longer keep an enemy
in bis family. We will here state, tha,
the gentleman alluded to above, is not an
extreme man in his views on anv question,
political or otherwiae, but a cool, calm
Teasoner, not apt to be carried off upon
the excitement Of the moment We mere
ly bring this to the notice OF planters, AZ
changes Of great consequence will shortly
take place in the divisiou Of the county
into townships and districts; and :hese
separate divisions will WELD a considera
bile power over the inhabitants Of the re-
spectve d,siricis.
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1000 Acres,

moro or less.
This is No. Cotton, Corn and grain
land, well watered and heavily timbered 4;
fencing in good repair. The uplands pre-.
ducing fine Crops OF Cotton, Corn and
small grain, while the extensive Bottom ly.
ing along the Catawba River are not 10 be
surpassed
Upon these lands is a good grist Mill in
working order, also several as fine Mill
seats rs is in the State.
These lands are situated in the South
western portion of Lancaster District,
bounded by the Kershaw line, the Cataw.
oa River, and by londs Of ID, w. Brown,
Lewis Patterson, G, l.. Tillman, James
Thompson, William Dixon, and others
Tie real estate above mentioned will be
surveyed and divided into two, three and
four hundred acre Tracts 10 suit purchasers,
Pluts Of which will be exhibited on day of
sale
TER MS-So much cash az will pay the
costs of suit and expenses "f sale. The
balance on n credit Of one, two, and three
years, with interest to be due and payable
Annually from day of sale-purchaser to
give Bond with two or moro good secur
ties and II mortgage of the premises.
Purchasers to pay for stamps aud papers
Terms must be complied with on day of
sale, or the property will be resold at the
rist or the former purchaser.
| will also sell for cash on
the Tuesday and Wednesday after the Ist
Monday in December, at the former resi-
d"ncr Of the said John Perry, decd, in
Lancaster District, near Liberty Hill, all
the Personal Property belonging 70 said
estate. Everything usually kept on large
and well regulated plantation may be
bought at thi- sale, Of which a more ex
terded notice will be given.
X G. BILLINGS, C. L. L. d.
Commissioners Office, Lancaster G. Ii. s. C
Nov. 10, 1868 I'd
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-0S6fXOr5S-

more or less, situate in Lancaster District,
on both sides Of lilnnnh's Creek, bounded
by lands Of Anderson Belk, Estate lands O {
Thos. Massey and J. f.. Cure,on, deceased.
ALSO, 1874 ACRES, moro or less, on
the waters Of GiiI's Creek and bounded by
lands of +. A. Cuskey, and others.
These tracts offer two.fold consid.ra
ton To tie purchaser on account Of the
great abundance of fine timber. so conve.
nient to the steam saw mill of the Sin
cIair's, and the Village-the same being all
woodland. nnd on acc ount of the virgin
cotton gri, Of the land itself The pur
chaser looking to the great demands for
lumber for building and also for firewood :,
ard the scarcity Of virgin cotton grit, will
Ht once see that both are moving and cash
nsiderattons. Plats Of these lands will
be exhibited on day of sale.
TERMS-So much cash ns will nav
costs Of suit and expenses ef sale, the bal.
nncc on credit of one and two years with
interest ir,m day Of sale, purchaser 10 give
BOND and two or more sufficient sureties
and a mortgage of the premises.
Purchaser 10 pay for papers and stamps.
Terms must be complied with on day of
sale.
G. BILLINGS, C. f. l.. d.
Commissioners Office, Lancaster c. HIS C.
Nov. 10, 1863 I'd
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GREAr ExCrrEMENr-NoBoDY UrRr {!
The crest rush Of people 20 Dunlsp's
corner on last SATURDAY., we have since
learned, was caused 10y the arrival of
another fall and winter stock Of goods
This announcement will no doubt keep
the occupants, Messrs. Twit,y & Bsa,y,
busy for the next few days.
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PERSONAL Rev. J N. Craig requests
u to say, tina, lie hopes to be able to re
sume bis ministerial labors or next Sab.
bath. lie will preach at Douglas, health
permitting, on next Sabbath, and at
Wsxhaw on the Sabbath following.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
In the District Court of the United States
for the District Of South Carolina.
In the Matter
Of In Bapkruptcv
GH.LUM SOWELL.
DY VIRTUE Of an Order obtained from
ID WI. Clawson, Esq, Register in Bank
ruptcy, will sell at the residence Of Gillum
Soweil, Bankrupt, in Kershaw county, on
MONDAY. 2sM December, nert,
Estate Of said Bankrupt, consisting of One
Tract Of Land containing
468 Azores.
situate in said County and State, on the
waters of Buffalo Creek, bounded by lads
of Burrell Cutes, VIM. Mungo and others.
ALSO, the Chooses in Action of said
Bankrupt.
TERMS CASH Purchaser to pay for
papers and stamps.
d. A. WILLIAMS,
Assignee.
Dec. Sd, 1868. It'd.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1868-12-03

DIR. A. Craven, Surgeon Dentist and
Jsweller. is at present in our village and
can be found At all times at his office op
posi,e the Ledger Office.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1868-12-03

BusrNEss. Our Village has been quite
lively for the past two weeks. Wagons
have throngod our streets with cotton,
and country produce Of all sorts, impart
ing brisk business appearance to all do.
partments Of rado. Our merchants are
paying the highest cash prices for cotton.
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COM MISSIONER'S SALES.

IN EQUITY-Lancaster.
Bill For Injunction, to Marshal Assets, Sell
Lands, Sci
Benjamin Perry, Wilmouth Perry, Adm'rs.
and Adm'x,
John Perry, Alexander Matheson, and wife
and others.
In OBEDIENCE to the Order of the
Il Commissioners in Equity, made in the
above case, ut June Term, 1868, will cell
at Lancaster Court House, South Carolina,
on the
lst Monday IN December, mert,
ALL that valuable piece, arcel, or tract of
Land, described in the pleadings. belonging
10 the estate of John Perry, deceased, ly.
ing and situate in the District Of Lancaster,
State of South Carolina, containing
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1868-12-03

More New GooDs.-Our friends, uDde,
the Ledger office, Robertson IL Co, ar.
in receipt Of more desirable merch nd ize.
See their s4sssIia"~sst. They also pay
the highest cash prices for cotton.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1868-12-03

KING's MoUNTAIN MILITARY ScuooL.-
We are under otlis ations TO Lieut. J. A.
Watson, for a catalogue of this excellent
institution OF learning.
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Notice e-Assignees are responsible
fer tho payment Of any aud all notices
which they inse': 10 this paper in matters
relating to Bankrupts, aud will govern
themselves accordingly.
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SOUTH A-Lancaster Countv.
PY ID. A. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Judge
- of the Court Of Probate.
WHEREAS, Wm. ID Caldwell, has applied
to Inc for Letters Of Administration on all
and singular the goods and cha,ieLs, rights
mud credits Of Samuel Dunlap, late Of the
Comfy aforesaid, deceased.
Th"se are, therefore. to cite and admon-
ish all and singular, the kind,ed and crrdi.
tors OF the said deceased to be and appear
before me nj our next Probate Court for
the said District, TO be holden at Lancaster
Court House on the I7'h day Of December.
inst. to show cause, if anv, whv the said
Administration should not bo granted.
GIVEN under nv hand and seal, this 2d
day Of December, in the year Of our
Lord 1868, and in the 93d year Of
the independence Of the U. 8. of
America.
ID. A. WILLIAMS, J. p. &C.
Dec. I'd, 1868. -2t
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$50, another tract containing
l24 Acres.

more or less, now in tie possession Of
Elisha Plyler, bounded by the above de.
scribrd tract, and lands Of A. uaTkr, Henry
J.. Thompson, and the Barkley lands
These lands are sold to satisfy a statutory
mortgage in favor Of Calvin Bslk and wife,
and are elassed as No. I.
TERMS-so much cash as will pay The
costs OF suit and expenses Of sale, the bal.
ance on credit Of six months ; purchaser
to give bond with good security.
EH- Terms mus, be complied with on
day Of sale, otherwise the property will be
resold on The same day at the risk Of the
former purchaser.
Purchaser to pay for papers and neces
sary stamps.
K. G. BILLINGS, G. +. l.. ID.
Commissioner Oaice, Lancaster G. II. y. C.
November IL, 1868 tG
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l. d e. A L..
Religious Notices.
APPOINTMENTS FOR pEcEMhrh

APFUINFNbNTo fVN UEVENUFHl = =
ouglass-lst and 4th Sabbath. at II l-2 a. m.
Waxhsw-2d. Sabbath, at IL Ia a. M.
V,llage-2d Sabbath, at night-also 8rd. Sab
bath, morning aud night.
TirzaS-lst Sd, 4th and 9th Sabbaths in each
month.
Gil's Creck-2d Sabbath in each month, exr
rept January.
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"Chth,ian" will appear mex, week.
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ll6 Acres.

more or less, lying and situated il the Dis
trio; and Stat" pforesaid nou In the posses,
sion Of the Defendant, Margaret PIyler,
PnG bounded by lands of A. liarky, Henry
p. Thompson, Johnathan Wallace and
Others.
Also, another tract containing
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SOUTH CAROLINA-Lancasl Countu.
RY ID. A. WILLIAMS. J1dge Of the
ID Court Of Probate.
- WHsSE.s, .Sm. n Caldwell has applied
to me for Letters OF Administration. on all
and singular the goods and chatte!s, rights
and credits Of Della Dunlap, late of the
County aforesaid deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon.
ish all and singular. the Kindred and credi
tors OF the said deceased. To be and appear
before me it our next Probate Court for
the said County, TO be holden at Lancaster
Court House on the l7th day of December
inst, to show cause, If any, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
GIVEN under my hand and real, this I'd
day Of December in the year Of our
Lord 1868, and in the 93d year Of the
Independence Of the u. g. Of America.
ID. A. WILLIAMS, J. p. l.. G.
dec I'd. 1868 at
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IN EQUITY-Lancaster.
M-ry f Massey, } Bill fc

Bartlett J. Withcr~poon.
IN OBEDIENCE to an Order Of Court
j made in the above stated case at Cham
bers, Octaber s. 1868 will sell at Ian
caster Court House on the
lSt Monday IN December, neat,
ALI. the lands described in the pleadngs,
belonging jointly to the Estate of Samuel
B. Massey and James II Witherspoon, de
ceased, known as the "Crozier Lands" con-
taining
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Gents Goods.

Splendid Sock Of Piece Goods, Ker-evs,
Tweeds, Sa tinctts, Sleeps Grcy-, CASH
meres, Water Proof Twceds, and Corde-
roy. Our Stock of ready made Clothing
is very large and in great variety and at
all Prices. Hats in great abundance Mel
rino and aIl.wool under Shirts and Drawers
Wool Jackets
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1868-12-03

DURE Drugs and Chemicals.
nATENT MEDICINES of all
z kinds.
Tparnishes, Paints, Oils, Win
as.5ie y dow Glass, &c. of the first
lp eroscne Oil, No. l, Lamps,
~ Burners, &c.
Physicians prescriptions and
Family Recipes prepared with
great accuracy.
Country Merchants supplied
with Drugs, Essences, &c.
October 7, 90. 6m.
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Shoes and Boots.

The largest and best Stock ever brought
to this market, consisting Of every variety
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

ParsuAnt 70 q decree Of The ChAncsry Court
Of PanolA county, State Of Mississippi rsn-
dered therein on the 10th day Of Novsmbst,
1871 lH ne MF or o. a. xsio6, S~dkt6EtSx-s
tor, complainant sfnipst Simon p. Lester a.
ai, defeudants, No. fl7 In said court l viii, -
commissioner therein appointed, on Monday,
the 2eh day. 81 December, 1858, II the court
house door In the town tbfIPnnola, In said
county, within lawful hours, offer for sale Al
public auction TO The highest bidder, the fol-
lowing town property, to-wit. The whole Of
block No. thirty-6ve (sS), In. thstevp q Pa
Terms q saIs'-yfive per cent Of he BUR.
chase money to BE- psid N cash, The balance on
4 credit Of dx months, with interest Bond
with two good securities will be required for
said balance. s'itH .4h!ftr3sz~wf1
a,. ssia.rt iiraL 10. HARRISON
ncss-ot a.m n Aadt Commiqioner.