The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-02-11
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
CHARLESTON HOTEL, Feb. Q, 1857.

left Camden on Saturday morning by
the 4 o'clock train. and reached this place
about 2 p, NJ. No incident or accident oc.
cured on the way that might se.ve rs an
item the trip was made in ordinary time
about 10 hours, lag miles. The time Of
leaving Camden a o'clock IN the mUrning)
liz unfoTtuu ate for travellers on that route.
Ones rest is disturbed ut an unreasonable
hour, besides, The chances of being "lcf'
an greater perhaps, than at any other ;ims
OF the day. Travellers, however, at The
Mansion House, are generally routed in simae
and the proprietor pridcs himself upon ha,-
ins fewer '~leaves,' than M osi Hotels under
similar circumstances.
have taken quarters at The Charleston
Hotel. 1t Is abou. the centre of business,
and the place where | am apt TO meet more
readily whh acquaiutauces from different
parts of the State. The House is in every
respect a good one the fare is well enough,
aud the servants numerous and attentive
At it, the Sabbath is observed so far as clos.
ing the bar, or as they call il, the Crystal
Palace. This | believe, is done BY the City
authorities, and Ill such places are likew Use,
rro,or,o5 c.o, Sill, -.
vending their compounds on that day. This
speaks well for the City Fathers, and ut least
evidences their good intentions, in the effort
In rur,h.r hy ~, ,,n .,Lri.,.. ,3
! ~ canine. an IL, D,r If loro,r
all such places have the same way Of shun-
nine the difficulty - dn,.s ,bi. sn;t..r,l nan.
nile. mipLt nrou,n,cc m. uboIo orI,,ar,o
n grand farce. and the manner in which i, !.
observed a cIrvcr wov of whi,ri,o ,h. Ola
Gen,lcma. round the s,umn
There is no lack Of sources Of ,muse.
;neat in Charleston NJ This ,irc A, tho
Theatre, Miss Annette In.e sc.ms Il, b. ,b,.
! Star Actress. and her cor,ci,ios oro r,r,oi,-
~ moi ore. ,Iv ov,rr,,,b ~, ST., c.,.u..
NJ. ,l.o bo-, and A. ST.. mh..II
whether nm mr. off III. S,oao :; ,,..i,'
of n losoh ~ surc I'm n.r. - ,l,. 20,
ing where h. 4, a p,rf.rn., T,'r;,,, u..
Mr., .Slo.n's benefit. AID she a,n.o, .I, -. C,,
trudc n, Govcrp.ssl in III, Cono3. ,.r,a
Fashion. II : an american Comcav and il
culco,es a oood mor,I-, ,,..
upon the TolIirs Of Cl~sLiou,LIc liz. v.b,-o
! there * a nroy,kino ncrrh,rt Cor ,,r,Lio.
foreign, whether il be in IN, sb,uc Of , Ero
| Count. or son.. one of IN. Numerous mod
crn notions. manufactured tn ami, ,ho
trrvaran, agr in which we live This f.o,
ing, We believe and hore. il pr.Ju,iv dv-
ing away in America. w. sh,uId M, .,
this time, be n,eg. ;mitators &C other C,rp.
tries, and are quite old r"ouph 70 form and
curry out ideas and customs Of onr OWL.
Airoou oC Nork.vs Go.ts a., 400
hiLiting nj tho Institute Hall. Thew have
been taught. 10 perform wonders and ,h,ir
acting is said TO be remarkable. boy, mn,
yet seen them. Miss hdeiaide Phillips i,
attracting 4 consider. bic share of attention
by her Concerts; also several lectures
are on hand The celebrated !hbcrnian.
John Mitchell. il t. deliver 4 lcc,un ON
WcdDc.d.y ui.Lt upon Tie suhi.c, Of p.,cc
or War in Eurnne. hunc to hear linn
\ character, self STYLED The GOOD Samaritan
is s~Iicitirs some attention here. II, don.
n Puritan dress, affects n puu;oripoI loox
aid Processes to possess the Dover Of crr.
ing all diseases under the san. II, h,Ids
forth at The corners Of The streets. and n, Tho
Alorket ~oIacos, nnd Is n most unmi;icot.d
hun bug. Ills crowd o; listeners m. ,r;n
cipally darkics. ard If Lc were IN orr scc,I,,
] 90 ..,. l. 90