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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1873-12-11
Sheriff Sale.
Darby Il Co.
Execution,

Darby & Co.
as. Execution,
Joseph Clark.
pY virtue Of an Execution to me di-
- rected, IN the above stated case, L
will sell ut Lancaster Court House, on
the
First Monday IN January nert,
within the legal hours OF sale, the fol-
lowing described property, to wit;
2 Aores 8 of Land, i
more or less, lying and situate within
the incorporate limits of Lancaster Vii.
lage, 5. T.. a part of said lot has been
recently purchased from Mrs. Price
and others, the balance being the lot
OH which Joseph Ciark's Mill IL ioca-
Chafee, VIM. B. Twitty, J. &. Secrcst
and others.
Also, another lot, containing
8 Acres,
more or less, known as the Albert
Kennedy lot, bounded by lands of Mrs.
HicksoI, J. ID. Wyhe and others.
80 ores.
more or less, lying aud situate I'm Ian
SsS'N' as tIlc
Gold Mine Tract" adjoining lands be-
longing to the State OF South Carolina
and others.
IA Acres,
more or loss, lying and situate on the
waters of Twelve Mile Creek, bounded
by lands of Lloyd Rome, Estate of Ed
ward Iarbrough and others.
60 Azores
mote or less, being n part Of The land
formerly owned by VIM, T.. Bell, de-
ceased, bounded by lands of T.. ~. Cas-
key and others.
16O Azores,
more or less, lying near Pleasant Hill,
being 4 part of the Truesdel land, ad-
joining lands of Simon Beckham. G..
l.. Dye, j. III. Robertson and others.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1873-12-11
127 Azores
SHERIFF'S SALE.

'hh -
Sarah \. Crockett, WIN. ]. Cunning
ham ana il. j. Dunlap, vs.. Thorn
well *. Cunningham, Mamie G..
Cunningham and Joseph a. Dun.
lap.
ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
~ JANUARY next. at Lancaster
Court House, by order Of the Probate
Judge OF Lancaster County, / will ex-
pose to public sale, one tract of land,
known ns the
"HOUZE TRACT"
wherein Elizabeth Houze had n life
Estate, containing
a2o ACRES.
more or less, situate in Lancaster
County, s. c., and bounded by lands
ofsi'ishop Lynch, Archibald Fleming,
w. =. Harper and Estate lands of Jo-
seph A. Cunningham, deceased.
MS-Ono-fourth OF the purchase
money to he paid in cash balance ON
credit or one, two and three years.
payable respectively on lst dav Of De-
cember, 1874, aud on oaoh succeeding
lst of December until the whole shall
be paid, with Interest on each install.
ment from day OF sale. at IL per oent.
per anffnm. secured by the Bond OF the
purchaser, together with mortgage
on the premises sold
Purchaser to pay for all necessary
papers.
]. II. HUNTER, Sic.
December 10, 1873. vi
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1873-12-11
Sheriff Sale.

g. w. BELL, Attachment
s. on
J r. Coins. Agricultural Lien,
RY virtue Of an Attachment on Ag-
- ricuitural Lien To me directed. /
Wi, sell AT pubiic outcry, at Capt. n.
B. Nanlandingham's, Oh Friday,
19M day Of December, inst,
within the legal hours OF sale, five
thousand pounds OF
SEED COTTON,
more or less. Levied on and to be sold
as the property Of John II. Coins, at
the suit of q. w. Bell.
Terms OF Sale-Cash.
j. X. HUNTER, s. l.. C..
December 2, ls73-id
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1873-12-11
IA Acres,
100 Acres,

more or less, lying near Pleasant Hill,
being q part of the Truesdel land, ad-
joining lands of Simon Beckham. G..
l.. Dye. j. I'll. Robertson and others.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. MARCH H. 1873

~ Won would gain the ear OF the twelvc
potentates in the jurybor you must take
heed 10 your manner. "Levy is indecent; aw-
ful solennity out OF place; pomp ana gran
deur OF manner are obsolete You must DO yoursen IL
vou can be- " that self il worth being; II not, You
sboud be out OF court" Even attention TO dress is not
superauous you have about you In your dress any
thing that you don't like that you don't feel well in,
don't wear that on the day Of argument or course you
will not appear in full dress ordinary occasons but
YOU must feel yourself; and II dress helps you,
dress. knew gentleman who once sent sixty
miles for favorite pair OF boots, In which
TO make his Gnal argument in great case"
The author discusses several theoretical questions
connected with the science of government, and the
nature of the Federal Constitution which he has appa
entity made the subjects OF special study The reader
win fail TO follow his disquisitions with constant In
erest for they lost in the miss OF erudtion
and ~ they do not always convince by their arguments
they perpetuaIly amuse by their illustrations.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
THuRspAY. March 13-P.

THURSDAY. March 13-P. VI.
The Wall-st markets have all been dull and tame
TODAY and in stocks the speculation has run to two
or three favorites to the exclusion of the list in
general The market proper has been irregular and
prices have advanced only TO decline again. the
see-saw continuing up To the close. when prices
were heavy with dropping tendency. The prob
able issue of only SSOOOOOO legal tenders has some
what darnpemed the ardor of those bulls of the
market who had predicated operations on the
expecfation that a larger batch would be let out,
and Yesterday and to-day have been devoted to an
unloading process. SO can account for the break
70 jG4 in Pacific Mail aud to S5s in Tele-
eraph. though. Lake Shore more firmly
supported in the vicinity of &c. in order
10 make the selling process easy. Central was
steady on y good trade at l0j TO 1851, Rock Island
moving at l1GId1ljsGl GllG though the story goes
that the road has goue into the capacous nav of
Thomas Scott. Little Boston. Hartford and Erie
attracted good deal of attention. and broke down
Il per cent to =. Union Pacific off to 3t,, but
the d0ings in the rest Of the list were unnportaut.
Investments were ON the whole firm. Panama selling
at I2i, and Harlem 10 per cent above. The coal
stocks were in good demand AT higher prices, Spring
Mountain selling up to 90, and Central to 49,. In
Expresses Adams sold at 9Ji; American, GSa6S; and
United States at a.. The opening. highest, lowest
and closing prices of stocks were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
INVESTMENT BONDS.

The NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIItoAD COMPANY Ia.
now in full operation, with regular daily trains s2l
miles OF road A distance of nearly 2o0 miles more
Ia constructed The Minnesota Section, Immediately
ON its completion, entered upon satisfactory bust
ness including local traffic and the large CARVING
trade of the Northwestern British Settlements and
the hudson's Bay Company. The recently com.
pleted section of G5 miles, on tho Pacific Coast at
once commands profitable business between Puget
Sound and the Columbia River, heretofore done by
coastwise steamers On the opening OF Spring
with more than 800 miles of Road in regular opera
ton. the Company will control the extensive and
productive trade of the Upper Missouri, much OF
Montana and the Northwest. The earnings OF the
Road for 1878 will be large.
Arrangements for pushing construction vigorously
the present year are progressing satisfactorily
OF the nearly Ten Million acres Of land accnlng
TO the Company in connection with the portion Of
Road now virtually constructed. some Two Million
acres of excellent average quaity, are IN market,
and their sale and settlement progressing. The
average price thus far realized is s. Go per acre
which is at the rate of than $4,000 per mile Of
road for the whole grant.
The Company has already begun the process Of
redeeming and canceling its First Mortgage Gold
Bonds as they are now being received at 10 in pay
ment and exchange for the COmpany's lands.
With these accomplished results and most favor
able prospects, the Company is now selling its First
Mortgage $50 Bonds for the purpose of completing
its line of road. We recommend them as well,
secured and unusually profitable investment. They
have the following elements of strength and safety;
They are the obligation of strong corporation;
they are First Mortgage on the Road, its Right Of
Way, Telegraph Line, Equipments and Franchises,
and first lien on its Net Earnings. In addition to
this usually sufficient security there Is pledged for
the payment of principal and interest Land Grant
Of 70 500 acres pcr mile of road through the States.
and 2j.6OO through the Territories.
The rate of interest seven and three-tenths per
cent. gold is equal now to about s. currency. cold
Checks for the seai-annual interest on the Registered Bonds
are mailed 10 the Post Office address Of the o'oRer
All marketable securities are received IN exchange
on most favorable terms. For sale by Banks aud
Bankers generally. JAY COOKE q 60
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14

Money was active and stringent until 2SO p. IN. al
1-S2 to l-l6, and interest, but the demand at this
point becoming less pressing rates broke down 10
per cent closing at the legal quotation Pnme mer-
camille paper is held at to II per cent.
Dispatches from Washington to Kiernan's news
agency report a further Treasury issue of S5OOOOO
egal-tenders to-day. The following are the Treas
ury balances at the close of business to-day: Cur
rency, S2,OOO,OOO; coin. SG6,OOoO00; certificates,
S24G66,OOO. Internal revenue receipts to-day,
100000.
Indications are that ex-senator Sawyer of South
Carolina will be Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury
The Government bond market was weak, and de-
clined There was larger business than yesterday,
the official transactions amounting TO Sl42OOO 1858
declined half per cent, selling at 116l@116; 1858
fell TO 1l6! skies of 1881 sold at 11Si 1S64s at 115;
1865 new, at 1l4iQ114i and 104Os at no.! The de-
cline in gold and the early high rates paid for
money influenced prices toward lower basis. FISK
a. Hatch reDort as follows at D. H.:
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
yyas,ern Union Tel Al 10 below, Q 30 = above
GolI Tor 90 Il. Tor 60 10 below / 70 II above.

The gold speculation was very tame and gnet 10
day. and inclined to lower quotations, the price mo
meuarily reaching to 116i, and later touching ISL
the preponderance of sales having been at lloii
The action Of the Treasury in selling only the ad
vertised amount of gold has put at rest any expec-
taons Of extra sales and the speculation therefore
"a donrived of that clement The carrying rates
were 7a7. gold, and per cent per annm, and 1-32
and s-e4 of one per cent per diem. The London adj
vices reported an easy and lower market for consos
and an active and higher one for United states
bonds. the Bank Of England rate OF discount hold
ing at 81. The Bank lost f2570Oo bullion during
the week. There were 10 proposals for the Treasury
gold amounting to S2,95,OOO, at 11457 to il5'V. Inc
award Of s1,5OOOO0 was made at 1l4.@ to ll'V''
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14

The republication of the FOrtnghty Reciew,
at reduced rate by Holt Williams In this city, can
not fail find cordial support among the lovers OF in
dependent thought, profound discussion, and earnest
literature for which that Review maintains an eminent
rank among the foremost English periodicals. Its editor
Mr. John Morley, is young man. not only Of brilliant
promise but Of distinguished performance, remarkable
alike for sodity Of Judgment, comprehensiveDess Of
view breadth OF attainment, and force of expression
His monographs Burke and Voltsre fully attest his
powers and have won for him a wide reputation an
original thinker and admirable writer The number OF
"The Fortnghtly" recently issued contains sagacious
analysis of the Causes Of War in the existing European
Situation" an imaginary Conversation with Marcus
Aureuus," by our eountryman, W. w. Story, Louis
Napoleon" by Albert Venn Dicey and other papers Of
ability and interest.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
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rPHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873,

rNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873,
Il Containing a PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHY OF HORACE GREE
The United than USUALLY fa Statistic, Of
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more than serve ms useful foil TO set of their better
cheer their peasanter wsys, their wholesomer loys'
Whose fault ia IL that they are not sof Fault Is heavy
word II includes generations in its ptless entail SUI
eient for the day is the evil thereof but one oe "
the truth No day is sufficient unto the evil there'i
the other Each day has to bear burdens passed uo"
from so many other days. each person has 10 pear pur
deps so complicated SO interviewer with the puruenS Va
others each persons fault is so eyered ana s"oon p9
faults of others that there is no dsentanghhs the
ton of responsibility. Everything is evefYpOus i"'
is the simplest and farest way OF putting II. ~
bOdy's fault that the average home IS stuplu "
uaerablea place from which fathers fly TO cups' poy
-, oir,s % sreets But when we ask who can 90 most
.. odv thisin whose hands il most lies 10 ngnt 'ne
eot against the tendencies TO monotony stnpio1' anu
instability which are inherent In human nh'uio'
the answer is clear and loud It's the "oih vi "0''
this il the true mission Oh "ome"' 0 ~
RIGHT, divine and unquestonable and includ-
ing Ezmost emphaticaIy the right 10 laoor'
Good housekeeping il is insisted will not remedy the
evil II is one of the conditions OF angehc uohesuo
life but il will not IN itself create nome ihe peS'
homes have ever seem" says II. H., "were In houses
which were not especially well kept ana the very worst
Ibove aver known, we're presided q mean tyrannizeO
over by perfect housekeepers" The true anuuoe' III
her view is 10 be found in the elevation OF woman.
woman who creates and sustains home, and under
whose hands children grow mp 10 be strong ana pure
men and women is a creator, second only 10 dou bu'
before she can do this she must he developed to the
utmost The higher her development, the more perect
her work. If her development is arrested there Is
an end to her creative power But II true to herself all
science all art all religion. all experience OF hfe VIII
helm her The stars 10 their courses will fight for her
True as this is it must be aided that more humble con
dons are essential TO the creation OF the perfect home
The pinnacles Of the palace rest upon foundation
below the ground In the English household, which IN
spite of all complaint presents the highest and farest
aspect OF modern civilization. the secret OF domestic
order and beauty is In the servants hail. There can be
M 1rell-organzed family hearths and altars where
coarse and conceited Bdgets have usurped the place
OF the neat-handed Phillis Sweetness and light IN
the kitchen are as necessary development in the
drawing
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14

Speculation in State bonds ran to Tennessees,
which were strong and higher, the demand running
up the price of both old and new issues to si Mis-
souri, Skies receded fraction, selling at eSl later re-
covering o.. South Carolina, January and July.
being offered down to 49,. Louisiana bonds were
dull and unchanged with little or no desire to trade
i'm them The following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
The COMPLETION

of the Houston AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILROAD wac
accomplished on the 1lth instant, thus forming
through route by rail from Galveston to New-York.
The negotiation of the S1oOOO,OOO 1st Mortgage
per cent GOLD BONDS is nearly closed. less than
S5OO,OOO remaining, which can be had at 90 andin-
terest, in currency. of
JOIN J. Cisco & Son, 80 Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14

The neat edition of Professor Tyndall's Lee
Light Just issued by ID. Appleton q Co.,
tans interesting personal statements that will be
gratefully welcomed by the innumerable friends OF the
author He looks back with unqualified pleasure his
soourn in this country where in every city that he
visited, his reception was that OF friend II is a
memory without stain, an experience OF deep and
genuine kindness the part Iof the American people,
which his part he forgotten In pursuance
Of the purpose announced in the early part OF his visit
the proceeds OF his lectures devoted to the education
OF young students Germany who may wish TO devote
themselves to original researches. The fund amounts
TO more than sS after deducng the expenses OF the
lectures the gross receipts from which upwards OF
$4,000, follows six lectures in Boston. 81 500
lectures in Philadelphia 5000 three lectures in Balti
more, $1,000; Elk lectures in Washington. $1,000 six
lectures in New York, $500 lectures in Brooklyn
$500 and two lectures In New-Haven, Sl,IOo. The
capital is invested in trust in charge Of a committee.
consisting Of Prof Henry General Hector Tyndal the
hgh-minded friend and kinsman" OF the foHnder and
Prof YOumans, 10 whose energy, ability, and single
mRdedness in the prosecution OF the arduous task Of
dusng sound scientific knowledge among people Of
this country, Prof Tyndall pays weldeserved tribute
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
THE MONEY MARKET.

MARCH ~, 1873.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-0FFICIAL RE-
PORT. CONDENSED EXPRESSLY FOR THE
TRIp1Np-pIIsT CALL, IOt O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Sales Of Government Bonds 90, ,,.,
10000 US $40 c. 65, Mia 1880 US 65o Cou c
1000 IT, s. Coup. 65 1l4t 5000 u D. ozoCoupp ooiOs
lOO0 II 4 BOO e.. .1l6t
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14

syvania Skies, 1Os; Philsdelphia and Eric Ralroaa
98; Reading Railroad, 7i; Pennsylvania Railroad
5S9 Gold. 115s.
The bnllion in the Bank Of England has decreased
f257, 900 during the past week.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
Now Ready
T LITERATURE, ART, AND HISTORY.

rTHE TRIBUNE has just printed. In an extra
sheet Of eight complete resume Of the entire CREDIT
MOBILBR INVESTIGATIONS The reports shiea have 10, Two
month numbered caay condensed W1nnowei OF
clear and intelligent shape without
note The pablo thus have gathered together 10 sung
sheet of eight Of the nyetgaOn form for
ready reference Single copies OF the sheet are sent
by mail for 10 two copies Tor - cen or i've copies M - cents
The usual discount 10 the trade
DOOK on STRUCTURE, Fistula, Piles, lmpO-
Dtnce Diseases enersve Organs by HENRY DANIELS,
NJ d.. IA IeIngtOn-aye Mailed for - ceRtN
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
Coleman Benedlcts closing quotations at p. IN.
nf.r,d A.ini

William Ward quotes stock privileges ~ selling
for per cent cash bonus, 30 days time. and II to
2per cent bonus 10 days, at tho following va
riations from the market price of the securities
nnmsd
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14

There was larger business in railroad bonds. This
was particularly true of the Pacific mortgages which
were steady with sales of Centrals at 1885, Union
Frsts at S.. aS6sGs6; Union Land Grants, 77.077.,
and Incomes at III. Attention is directed to the
Stock Exchange lists printed above, for the other
official transactions The following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
JOIN J. CISCO & Son, 80 Wall-st

MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL RAILWAY FIRST MORT
GAGE CONVERTIBLE PER CENT CURRENCY BONDS,
ILLINOIS AND Iowa. HASTINGS AND DAKOTA. CHI
cAGo AND MILWAUKEE DIVISIONS. The average Net
Earnings of this Railway for the past four years ha'
been 81 $685. SAG annually over expenses and interest
upon all Bonds.
For sale by
Morton. Buss & Co, No. 80 Broad-st
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14

For SAIE-Morris and Essex Railroad per cent
Mortgage Bonds, principal and interest guaranteed
by the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rail-
road Company. WOOD @ DANh'
Bankers and Dealers in r. r. Bonds, 81 Pne-st
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14

1t seems apparent that the clique havenot ioSe INC
control Of the market, though its future course l
uncertain. The Assistant Treasurer paid out $500
in called bonds and $4,000 in coin interest on the
pubIic debit. The DAYS business at the Gold Ex-
change Bank was: Gold cleared, $3i,S7O.OOO; gold
balances. Sl,92l,147; currency balances, S2tSSo0o
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14

LdW Students and Ldwyers, by A. j. RID
DIE (W. H. o. II. Merrson). consists of a series Of
lectures delivered before the Law Department OF How
ard University, various legal and political subjects
which treated with ability, and spite OF their III
Hammstory character with coolness and good temper
The style OF the author cannot be accused OF imitation
il his ownin fact is himself He selects his words
for their aptness, not for their elegance. II his ar
hit the mark he does not worry about their
rial lie will be understood at all hazards no matter
whether he is admired. Thus In his advice to law stu
dents about reading he expresses himself without need
less creumocutoh Don't cram don't glance at books
few many Master them make IL point master all
you touch Take tho Of your author rob him OF
his ssul squeeze out all hsblood make them yours
Never mind a writer's words his old clothes; don't
hs shoes; hut take the essential and devor
ISD by q - asB'ai npi'a'lsm," TIE lecture on
ID -, A. saLgst - ..e ~ .S4Aa tiu-ai Iacy Win
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
New publications.
SLAVE SONGS
UNITED STATES.

rpiop, Collection n Ogna Meodesword and mnse-obn.d
among tie Negroes preceded by an Account OF ihes song
ann Dialect observed AZ for ROYAL b
w n Allen Of the Of Wisconsin Coth' bvo; pree = %
sent postpaid receipt Of price by the Publisher OF Ih hAloN
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
The davis business at the U. S. ub-Treasury wa

The days business at the o. D SUD IeaSuIJ ""'
cold recernts sr42oI 90 Currency pay - 49,
noa 1t ,a T,nen; TX 6oi "a ments. S79o,130 H
cold balance "a 834 595 a Currency bal - -.
Srp,cv Tec;os 3l6G86 Is ance 19,7e0354 50
~ - " Customs ....... $4,000 90
Foreign Exchange has been quiet ana dulI' 10
will be seen that the difference between 10 days
bills and sight is now only per cent, owing to the
ease Of money in the outside market in London. We
quote: S...,.,, rb,esd,v.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14

City bank shares sold at l52 for America and ITO
for Republic, 81 for Commonwealth, III for Ameri-
can Exchange 974 for Central National, and at l4S
for Park The following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
White Morris a Co.

White, Morris & co.
$4,000. -. .1lt.S6 70 ll4'Ss
III. X. Tburber & co.
$4,000. ........--.-1- -iio'Vl
w. T. Hatch d Son.
S45, 600. ..Il5.01 to ll5.O6t
J. f. Underhill q Go.
ti5O,OOO. ........1l5 20 ilo.O3
j. IL. Summerfield * Co.
$25, 600. .-..-...... uo'Vl
Reid, Leo & Content.
f25, 900. .-......-..-:.I .IlO'Vz
James T. Bates & Co.
$3.50, 900. .......liA3 to llb
Kennedy, Hutchinson q co:
sl76, 600. :. .1lA92t TO llL.s7i
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
THE MARKETS.

TCsrefuny reported for T1s TRIBUNE . 80.
March y. 1874
AsHFs-The receipts to-day 10 pkeG Pots quiet snd
Pearls Inactive and nominal
COTrON-There
bo b s., oeengs prices &C. Ordinary and &C. or M
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14

he Following wero Die qnOtatl0ns: