The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1858-09-01

ing houses to be found anywhere, no trav.
eller for either health or pleasure should
pass it.
Our planters may look ont for good
supply of mules and horses, l met four
droves yesterday in 90 miles travel and two
n few days before, all large and likely. i
also passed several wagons and inquired
the load, one was supplied with cotton yarn
from Bates Factory in GreenvillC District.
taking it to Tennessee at 81 90 per bunch.
Mr.. Vance hns been elected 10 Con gress
from this District, in the place of Mr.. Cling.
man. VINO has been appointed Senator, beat
ing Mr.. Avery about -at,so votes. Mr.
Vance lives in Ashville and is said TO be
promising young man, he was rather an
American in politics, but from the stump,
declared he would support all southern
rights and measures, and expected to CO.
operate with the democrats and to support
is disposition here to obliterate the Whig
and Democratic party lines and measures
as they formerly existed, and have but one
party in the State, Soathern Party. This
indication is siren gthened by the votes for
Governor and member of Congress. Judge
Ellis, the nominee, proper, Of the Demo-
cratic party, beat his opponent Mr.. McRue
in this Congressional District over 1000
votes, and Mr.. Vance beat Mr. Avery n
staunch Democrat (from infancy over 1000
votes the vote shows and indicates an OBJ
liberation Of cid party lines. find upon
further inquiry d,d not do justice to the
schools at Ashvillc, particularly tho Female
College, that has L faculty OF IL teachers
with DIR. Cummings as President, and about
250 pupils. There are several male schools,
all in highly nourishiug condition.
For the last ten minutes, have heard
The groans Of a sick man, IN the adioining
room my own sympathy for the afflicted
and disposition to render am assistance
in my power, to a sick person in a strange
place, induces me TO stop, and go aud see
If my services can be Of any avail. am
gratfied went, for | found n polite and
intelligent gentleman from one Of the cas-
tern cesnties in this State, with severe
chill upon him rendered what assis tanrc
was necessary, and for which lie was pro =
foundly grateful, and made his acquaintance
ard that Of his handsome and accomplished
friend who were under his charge, and who
came to his bed side before left. No per.
son will suffer by carrying ont The golden
rpl 4 h. l,p l,,.s 81
rs You would have Others do unto yom" the
latter believe is the most literal
The Hotel at this place is large and
commodious two story brick building 230
feet long, with an extensive piazza reaching
the whole length Of the building, supported
10y l3 large round columns running M A..
bOve the windows Of the second floor. OPP
poste the turnpike road, on the other side
of the river and within 100 yards of the
water is the Spring. The Spring is used
entirely for bathing purposes, the bath
rooms being built over the hollis Of the
Spring, obout Is or 30 feet square sufficient.
y deep to swim in, the temperature Of the
water beirg from 90 to l02 degrees. 1t
has proved good for Neuralgia, the "Rhe..
matis" and all cutaneous diseases. DIR. Nc.
Dowcll and Mr.. Patton are the proprietors,
they are attentive and obliging gentlemen,
very popular with their visitors and deser>
vedly so. Fare and other accomm odations
very good, extra, when compared to the
last watering place have visited. There
are good many visitors, but not crowded.
No cattle with Black Tongue here, but
heard to-day Of n gentleman over in Ten.
nessee loosing 200 hogs with the Hog
Cholera.
expect to leave for Greenvillc, Tennes-
see in the morning and thea can tell you
more about it. Bacon cts. corn 75c with
an upward tendency, butter i2} chickens
10 to l2i Ginger cakes free. being inclu.
ded in the desert, not having "rfted" can.
not tell you the price Of that grocery.
LONG GRABS"