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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-12

Dr. Won Moschzike has made for himself reputation in
New Orleans which will abide with those who benefited
by his operations long memory lasts which will find
wide recognition the community whenever his shall
nentioned.-Bec Orleans Picdyane
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-12
EXTRACTS
Prom some of the Best Papers.

DR.. Won MOschzker Ocus and Aurst acquired
high reputation-N. ]. Herald.
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81. olorp HorEl, Teb. 9, Is5g-dkwtf

Rock city HEiIls.-L z. BAGkAY d CO., Propri-
eors j. .. BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers ROCK CITY
FLOUR will pay highest price all times for Wheat and
Corr at Mills Of Line and Cherry Streets Nash
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-12

Dr. Moshzisker treats the Bye Ear Medical and
Surgical pan and what worthy Of that
great lumber Of the patient after few visits to the Doctor
treat his by following certain prescriptions and
rectOns.- Washington National HlteHigenes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-12

TO PRINTERS.
ETTANTED AT THIS OFFICE, Tive GOOD JOB
wv PRINTERS, feb2-tf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-12

No has done in restoring the Deaf to Hearing and tn
Blind to Sight than Dr. Won Observation-Disclosures Ssa.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-12

All articles sold by the undersigned deliverable at place
city charge When selling by the quantity their
ofdiscouut is 20 per cent. from retail prices.
J. Z. BAUMAN < co.
Any one wanting Flour, Bran, Neal, &C., from Rock City
Mills, End Order Box at the Post Office and at ". II.
Gordon 5 warehouse where the calls four times
each DAY. ldec II j. BAUMAM Il co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-12

Atthe meeting Of the Common Council Thursday
night, Dr. C. E. Winston, the President Of The
Board, read the following proposition from Mr..
NJ. H. Howard, 8 member Of the Board Of Educa-
ton.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-12

Valuable City Property for sale.
EENHAT Valuable Property formerly Oecu-
pied By the Planters Be at the 0f CoeRe
and the Public Square The lot fronts 90 the Pub square
and back along C0ieg 100 feet alley Il win
Be divided to suit purchasers For terms &C. apply o
A. Y. g. LINDSLEY,
fsbs-dlm- g college street,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-12

fiodlciai rms TOT lhlaibie for re
moving StCppagcs or Irregularities Of the Menses.
The Pills nothing have been used by the Doctor in
his practice for years. both in France and America, with
Paraeled every and he is urged by thou
sand ladies who have used Them make the Pills public for the
alienation Of those suffering from any irregularities whatever
preventive to ladies whose health will permit Of increase
nuy.
Pregnant females those surprising themselves
toned against using pills while in that condition. the prOprie
responsibility after the above admoniOn although
their mdnes would prevent nury heah otherwise these
81. sold wholesale by
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Aessrs B. a. Fdhnest0cE sE Co Gentemen-On Saturday
last gave B. A. FahnestOcks Yermifuge my
years the Of day he passed large
mum should think there thou
sand Of has improved his health very much
public The best medicine for expeng
that know OF. CdRISTIANA COLES,
p Broad street.
Sold wholesale retail by all the principal druggists and
country throughout the United States an30dwm
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-19
Ordinary L. D.-Change of Officers

We are happy in being able to report tc
the people of lancaster, tha. the health It
our lately elected Judge of the Court of
Ordinary, u. II. Hammond, Esq. is imprnv-
ing, and TO degree that warrants him in
commencing the duties of his u,icr. The
term Of the late Ordinary. Mr. J. II. With.
"""r'e"' ""rir"d abort the first of January
INST MIR. Hammond WAS then confined at
home from serious and protrartcd illness
and the oath Of office was administered to
Ia ! i'm nt his residence. Since then. he
has been oloN ly mrnding and is vet feeble.
Tie has entered into arrangements for max.
ing his permanent home in the Nilap. and
purposes moting up in y week or two. when
his whole time will Lr devoted to the :f-
fairs of his Office In the mean time. per.
sons having business in the office will be al. .
tended to; If not present himself. the late
Ordinary viii act for him
In noticing this change of public officers,
We may appropriately aad a word in refer
cncc I" the retiring and the incoming incum.
bent. Many, it is natural 10 suppose, re.
grcl the retirement e :" ciliclert and faith
tai an officer as Mr.. WithcrsDoon. Nom.
could fill the Office more ctfectuaIly and sat
isfactoriIy than he has done few perhaps
as well, and doubtless the hearts and minds
at the people OF the District are fully pre-
pared t" do him Justice in this regard Mr..
Hammond is well known to the people of
the District he has served them in other
capacities, requiring the exercise of rs great
tact ard ability will be necessary in this
and they can say how we'll We believe
that We ri,k nothing in venturing To congrnt.
nate the District upon the prospect oi the
Office continuing 10 be ehgi5Iy and saIisfAc-
torily fiiled.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-19
The Acts.

We publish this week the Act of the last
Legislature providing for a code of the
S'.tcte law of South Carolina. This we
regard oGs Of the best Acts Of the Session
When carried lnto effect, onr laws will be
IN form accessible to every one. which is
not the case now. scattered us thev are in
loose confusion. This is duty which the
State owes To her people, since she does
not eAcnse them by reason of their igno-
rance of her laws
We also publish tie Act to alter the law
in relation 10 last wills and testamrnts -
This is irnporlan, to all tree holders : real
estate acquired after the making and pub
fishing of II viii, will pass under it, the
S"rne rs personal property. which has not
been The case heretofore.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-19
The Science of Pomology.

We publish ON our trsl page an address
by DR.. \. u. WYLiE. of Chester, deliver
ed before the Fishing Creek Agricultural
Society, upon the subject indicated by this
caption. 1t is peculiarly appropriate at this
season, when u!l persons should be improv-
ing their orchards 10y adding new varieties
thereto and drvoting such other attentions
as Will ensure The production of those dc.
lcouS fruits that our soil and climate are
so well ada ptcd to raising.
This branch "f industry has been greatly
neglected in South Carolina and we regret
TO know that our District is among the
most backward in this regard. We have
no such fruit here as are raised in the Dis
trl"ls west of us, nor is there ANYTHING like
the same degree Of pains taken here in their
cultivation. Nothing that can be ADDED
with the same cost and attention cpnduces
more to the value of place than good or
charGs. and no article of diet is more gene
rally desired and appreciated. We rcmcm-
Der seeing several loads of the liltepu-
tan varieties of peaches sell in this market
the last Summer ut one dollar per bushcl.
II they had been large, luscious fruit, such
as conld with care be produced Lerc, they
would have demanded. in the same ratio Of
e%ccilcncc, three or four dollars per bushel.
There is scarcely any one who does not
like good frmt and the doctors say that
nothing Is more wholesome when taken in
moderation.
Isolated individuals in our State, have of
late Years devoted much attention to fruit
culture, and among these is the author of
the article on our first page. Our readers
may CLEAN from this address much valuable
and reliable information and we trust they
will do so and profit by IT, Societies have
been formed IN several Districts for the rur.
pose "f adding to and disseminating n
knowledge Of this science. Why cannot
such an one he instituted here?
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-19

The House on Tuesday laid on the table
resolution offered ut the last session, en-
oorslng the action of Com. Puuldng. in the
arrest of Gen. Walker and his men ON Cen.
tral hmcrcar soil.
January l2.-rhe Union denies with an
air OF authority, the truta of a di patch re-
Gently published, To the effect that the Uni
ted States Treasury was out of funds. and
that the payment "f n draft for one hun.
drcd dollars. had been refused. The au-
thority for the publication of the dispatch
is stated /" oe equally as good ~ the Union.
The case referred 20, is said not to be IN
Isolated one. the payment Of drafts having
been refused for The past ten days. on the
ground that there was no money in the
Treasury to he drawn upon The new loan
OF ten millions, soon 10 be made available,
will rcplenish the exhausted treasury
The States announces that Senior JrREz
has been recognised as Nicaraguan Minis
ter.
The President, in reply to the resolu-
t'H W we .ncHil'c. Hshlhn Tor the pnblIra-
ton Of the correspondence With ;he law Of
hccrs of the Government. in relation TO the
case of the yacht lTanderer. states that she
has Violated the laws 10y landing cargo of
negroes, but considers 1t inex peG,cnt to
comply with the request ut present.
January l3.-In the Senate Mr. Houston
replied I" Mr.. l,cr~"n'S speech OF yc,trr-
day. Mr.. lrcrson, in rcpv. made grme.
r"us apology for supposed person Il rcArc.
tons. The Pacific Rail Road Bill was NJ :
der discussion until the hour aC rNccuri,c
session. The House proceedings are uu-
important.
January 1.-THE proceedings of Con.
.;rcHS /" day are unimpnrtmt. la the House
the Committee on Foreign Ailair- agreed
/" report Dil nrpropriaring $50. 900 900
ior the purchase al Cuba.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-19
The New Hail Routes.

IL seems from the advertised proposals
for bids upon mail routes in this Stale.
which have since appeared in the SOiah
C0rOiIni0n, that we were mistaken in Cne
or two PARTICULARS in PefereLce 10 he new
mail rOute from Camden to Lancaster, no.
Ilccd bv ny last week.
Ihc Department invites proposal. for
carry ing the malls on n line from l.ancas-
ter &. II by Long Street, Dry Creek, Rus
sci Place. Liberty Hill, and Red Till TO
Camden, 52 miles, and back hoice week.
Leave Lancaster &. IT,, Tuesday and Fri.
day at j. NJ. Arrive ut Camden next
days at p. VI. Leave Camden Mon6ay
and Thursday mt 6 4. VI. Arrive ut Ian,
easier next days by ~ NJ. Bids are lke>
wise invited for ir weekly service by
,h0rtet schedule. The latter will be- the
best arrangement and ve hope will be n
doptrd
Proposals are invited for u ronte from
lancaster e. H., by Craigvillp, Currten's
Store, 8rllair aud Pleasant Valley, 10 Pine
Vile {; 27 mieS, and back twice week -
Bids for M additional trip per week will be
considered
The other lines that leave this place, il
seems, are to remain about rs they are.
We notice Ih"t proposals gre invited for
new route from Pleasant I!ill, by Siog.
nersgille. Flint Ridge, Bnford. aud MOUNT
Vcrd. TO WakersviIe, N &. and back once
~ week.
The Post AJas,ey at Cnrvton's Store, Il.
r. MagilL E>q, iq note uS, dated llih
last, saJsI
we have succeeded in getting Hack
Line established, 10 run tri-wcekly from
PineviiIe, N. & to LANCASTER T.. n which
will go into effect on the lst July, 1889
and viii connect the T.. a. >. e. r.. X. ut
Pievile n. T. with the >. e.. Il. II at
Camden, by nl.aus OF your daily line at
Lancaster Z, H."
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-19
Blue Ridge Railroad.

The Anderson Gd.efie contains the pro-
ceedings Of public meeting in Anderson.
giving an expression Of the opinions of the
p"op'e of that vicinity upon the Blue Ridge
Railroad mcas,Ic. They consider il mat.
ter Of vital importance and suggest that
the Governor call together the Legislature
Tor the purpose of rcrtiEg the consr-
qu"nces of an abandonment Of the road
The Pirkens Courier says that operations
on the road, with the exception of the work
at the tunnel and some other points have
been suspended, Phe Courier learns that
it is the intention Of the Company 10 con.
tInue the work at these points. IL states
that The suspension has caused much loss
t" the contractors and suffering to the Ia
boT"rs. IL also states that the prop;e Of
that District are wiling to subscribe still
iunher aid, and asks some one to set the
ball IN motion.
meeting "f the Stockholders Of the
Blue Ridge Rail Rond Company was held
IN Charleston on 18th inst, when the fol.
lowing resolutions were adopted
Resoited. That the Stockholders have de.
rived great encouragement from the indi-
cations of public opinion. since the adjourn
ment of the Legislature adverse to tie re-.
lection Of The Bill to grant aid for tina con
struclion of the Road, and are inspired
with confidence that, ut the next Session,
the required means will be obtained.
ReSOired, That in this confidence. the
Stockholders will cOntinne the work of
construction Ia the extent of their limited
RESOURCES, and thus sustain the enterprise
nntii The desire of the people for the com
pIetion of the Road may De Effected at the
next session of the Legislature.
ReSOired, That it is H. well the interest as
the duty of the Stockholders to make
generous effort t" support the enterprise
they have undertaken, bv n willing and
prompt payment Of the insraImenis as they
NAV he called for.
ReSoired, That the Directors Of the Com
panv be- instructed to prosecute the work
To the extent "f The means nj their disposal
The RESOLUTIONS being taken IN scpe-
rately, we're unanimously adopted.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-19
Editorial Changes.

Messrs. Henry \. GuiIlard and William
Is. Clarke. have succeeded Mr.. ). Wood
Davidson, in the editorial change Of the
Nlnnsboro Register and HraM
X. VI. Stokes, f. q, late editor and pro-
pricter Of the LaurensvIle Herald, has sold
the establishment 10 Mr.. JAS. iIoIIingSworth.
The latter has secured the services of IIo
mcr l.. McGowan, Esq, as editor, young
man of fine education and bright promise.
We wish all concerned a prosperous ca
recr and commend these excellent Journals
t" the support of our ycadjr9 and advcr,is.
ing frie.ds.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-19
LANCASTERVILLE. SC
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN le, 1859.
Sale of the Cureton Estate.

The sale Of the Estate of u e late Thos.
.Emrrion. seven miles above this place. com
mGnced on Monday and will probably b-
concluded to day. We attended yesterday
and Witnessed d the sale Of Il portion Of the
negroes. The prices paid were exho,bitant
higher than any previous sales in this
District. Ordinary boys and girls ranged
from about SllOO To Sll5O. Other prop.
"rty "" understand sold in proportion. A
lor of coltna sold on Monday, about 40
bales, brought Sll.s5 pr hundred Fifteen
hundred acres of land brough, near $4,000
We may have more particulars next week
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-19

Howard ASSOCIATION AT II meeting OF
the Howard Association. 9G philadelphia.
held on Tuesday, December 90, 1853, J.
SkiIlir Houghton, VI. d.. was elected Aciing
Surgeon OF the Association, and il was or
dered, that hereafter all correspondence of
the Association be conducted by the Acting
Surgeon, instead Of the Consulting Surge.
on, and that all advertisements of the Asso-
citation be so changed rs to give notice Of
this vote TO the pubIiS.
DR. George r. Calhoun still retains his
position as Consulting Surgeon, and enjoys
the fullest confidence of the Association in
all respects. The object Of thu change is
merely TO relieve Dr. Calhoun Of very Ia
bo6ons duty, which inierf,res materially
with his professional labars.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-19
From he SMfG.
WAsuINGrON, Jan. liz 1859.

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adh-rinr To- ,h. o.J E,nJn ,,L. -, ,L,
Deuocraiic rar,y tLup 81, 80. ,,,...,.,,,
time. Ia mi,ls, q: P.rrii, r,,Ir,,l. ma,
SION bills. >rrcif. Jur,r. C,r.i -, ,
clements. ANA nj! ,nus nC sc,,,.n,.s .,n H..
treasury. tLer. i lam nu.. ,,.t, .,r I.,.,,.,
fpr the country. and that !, ON ,h. ,,,d,
unna. faith and I-u.rs ni tho D.,,,,r.,.,..
patty. II il rather Int. ;u ,i,,. d.,
TO uulesrn on, lessons ., ,i,,.t,,,t- -,.,,
er late on account, nf consideration. -,
temporary embarrassment and dt,i.ul,,
Ia >nj"ci ihe county To- snch is,iu.ri,.. ,,n,I
opurr.>inu .s S,.,.r,.,.,ry EJI III,
shows III his late linnncial ,.uur, wouI,I
he ;,-rneir,trd av com, hack tn ,,. $40
pIpdcd ialltcv of sreri6.. Iuri.s
Senator Mason, resolutions. .mnnvy.r.
lng the President 10 use ia. army ami
navy, II necessary. in IN. s.,,l,.r,,.,, -,
"u, Spanish American Disputes m.., ,.,y
general APPRECIATION anal VII ,,,,J ,r,L
ahriv, b. a,lnp cI. Oar r.I,,,,,.. ,y,,I,
these Powers demand that ,I,. E,ccu,,v,.
should I've armed with ,uILnri,, IN ..,
vigorously and effectively wh.n,.v.r ,I,..
proper occasion arises. The a,inrriou nr
these resolutions wilI urnbshlv H.. All ,i,..
legislation Of Congress om tie matter nj,
our foreign relations lIs winter. IL il
not likely the Committee on Foreign H.,
lA,ions IN the House will r.po,I ether ,h.
Till Of NJ. Branch or Mr.. SiId,u ia ref
errnce To the turch.s. nI Gala, go g.,
ported, thar ei,hrr will h- aln.,.d
The House Committee on Naval affair.
have authorized Mr Wm>low 90 rrunr, !,
hill adding twenty additional uu,..,s
eleven surgeons, aEd fifteen e.sist,nt sur
geOms, to the number already eSi,liuy IN
the navy.
lhis increase is much necde !, and viii
d"uhti-ss lie made hv Congress. 4 ldII
To increase the marine force viii also I've
reported Sh"r ", and probably adopted.
Pressing necessity exists for rhi- a,.,n,.,,
tat'om Of the navy.
The tarif pr"j~cI hangs fire j., rI,e Com.
'ni,t-e "f WHys AMI M-an.. NJ ln.I vet
presented meets the concurrence of u ma
: J"lty OF the committee. IL is not unrro.
h'hIe, however. that hiI will ne ur,s.n.
tel to Ih" lloHse ~ G-w days: arrange
mr"'S ar" SAID To be III progress to cr,n
/ pass this end. The mater one. i..c,r III.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-19
GiANr STRIDES IN THE NINE.
TENTH CENTURY.

u - world "f wonders nobody cLn de-
ny, we lake up the periodical Of the Gay
WIN the expectancy Of reading some hrw
Theory or discovery, as well ~ seeing ncm.
~ the abstract. The transatlantic ,I,s,ri.
cable, at the lime we write, j. fast expand.
'ng from lis central point in mid. ocean 10
It's t"" t"rmIni IN 'and to link the hcmis.
pherea but ut Ire same time that We i.>:.
" look upon this as "a convincing proof Of
Tie great march Gf intellect We mast not
lose sight of ,noihcr and no less great nal.
P"b'c evidence 81 what giant Intellect.
s'nS'e-handed, can accomplish. Thomaa
Holloway, whose name Gas the great med.
cal dictator OF the present agc) il needs no
sub marine telegraph to herald from one
cline Ia an' thcr, has, bv mcan, of his two
rcinedics,a Pill aud AN Ointment long es-
iablished chaiB of communicating npen-
c'eN around the globe, without having re-
course however To the all OF eIectrieity or
metal wire. A. the poet has designated
man to be but - link ths great chain of
cHnsaiion' so may Holloway be said,
through The insirumeniality OF his li.pow.
'''"' 'c"ea''s' l" nave organized Uni'er'
S"i DiSpenSary for the sick of all nDirons
"''"""' 'ey"fd 10 creed or color. whGlher
'''"'~''' OF savage simple 10 their Hll-s"ih.
'""r,' ana "''"'n TIE re'"h OF all
"""' "'' 'ed 10 '"e"e remark" at the
,"' was ''''' We p''d some time since
" ''"'o"aS establishment IN New
""'' '"e III 'n'Pec'"" with which We
''' '"''' ''N"'e' "' some OF the 'nnun'er"-
wv PROOFS o, his '"'t en'erPr'Er' from w"'eh
VIC 'e'uee 'he almost uncomfortable extent
" ""'e" MS 'a'"'S nave extended ana Tho
""''q"e"' universal "'eeP''o" OF h'' '"'a-
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-01-19
The French Slave Trade.

We copy from the Journal of Com
merre, III article giving some nforna
l;"n on this sulje2t. The iacrs jus ify the
action of our Legislature, calling fur the
ahrngation Of So much Of the Treaty ui
Washington rs refers iu the maintenance
"f squadron on the African Coast
why kerpa squadron there, TO stand hv
qmrtl, and permit France to carry on,
under their rerv gums, the slave trade IL
its m,st offensive lorm, aud uuier the
ilIn>cy guiSe Of "ermgratiun" |, is de.
r"yatory To the professions of The two
Governments, which are parties TO the
treaty. II they le in earnest in their uru
r">ralions against the slave trade. sulrnn
~ ANNOUNCED to the world in the grave
aud solemn inrHr ut n great i,,lernaiiuuHI
treaty 1T them maintain these pruiesta
lions practcall, aud uniformly without
fear 81 favor Let them stop the trade
under whatever gur>c II may present II,
seI-wheth-r pro,ectel bv the tlay uf
France 81 Of Portugal. III il France is
/" continue it-lcl the treat, bee ahroua
tea mn tn" toImnI pledge To- its surr,es.
SION Ice aS formerly revoked. II, ho, ev
tr. rhl> "iree emigration >,stcn' If SO
-ucc"s>tuI an EVASION at the trade, what
IN "bSn-drt" does the whole treaty be
come An aI'surdi,v so urrnt that in il
sell it would he sufficient cause t.r aIro
gat"u. II Il 10 the slave trade, as il
mos, s>snredy j., the SCOOTER th" two
Governments rctIr- from an atUitud. ia
Which Frame successfully lu.irs them
and 'nn'ing'y di-rcy"rls their treaty
p'e'Ige>, the better in! their honor. If. on
the other h%"l the olj.cr # the treaty
may he er"ded and defeated hv rrctrxr
:" transparent, then the sooner 81 flrm-v
- diplomatic covenant is nhr"gai"d. the
better l"r the reputable intelligence Of The
iw" contracting parties. - .SoWM CaroH
Eidn.