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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-16

TENHEsE uurValled Machines make the shuttle Lock
I Stitch-deeded by the highest authorities be the
FIRST CLASS STITCH. The Sewing presents ap-
psarance upon either side Of the msteris-no CORD
RB DGfE underneath.
They Stitch TIE Band and Gather tie same time, So
IN Cords l0sfhout bdstia0, Hem, Eel, Bind dc.
The Howe Machine Straight Needle. Wheel
Feed strong durable and well made ererV UGytV
Horb-frOm e finest AU AEslia % TIE Aedrtest Ksrseys
and for Simplicity the short time required operate upo
and capabiity, are UNEQUALLED.
As evidence Of the popularity OF the Howe Machine
refer to the following certificate sm patrons
the past year.
The undersigned having the Howe Sowing Machine
in in their families and having thoroughly them upon
every variety Of work. hesitate to pronounce
simple, the easily and, emphasicay,
'tAe Pas Ultra" Of Sewing Machines.
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Woman in White.

ADVENTURES OF ADAMS, Bear Hunter of Cali
fornia. Illustrated.
JUST RECEIVED By
septis JOHN YORK & co.
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PIANOSI mUSICE
SALE OF IMPORTEp BLOOD SToCK.

TENHE EIGHT BLOOD FILLIEs, recently import UA
ed from England by the Kentucky Importing NzaFEN
Company, will sold public sale IN the city Of Lex 8
ington, Ry Saturday. the 25d OF September 1850 Nj
They are sureor animals purest blood England
septl6-dtd JOHN r. V. LEY, President
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, uLACKmAN a GILLESPIE,
(SlcnoIs' coENER.l
NE& AND COMPLETE STOCK

EH6UTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, NALlSES,
travelling Bags, Carpet Bags ladies satcels and every
nTtills usually Kept in our line.
cur goods eecsd with 20 70 the opinion oi
opr many fri uds: We determined 10 exert
ourseves to TIE please all who call upon us
~
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MCLEAN q OLIVIER,

MCLEAN n OLEVH Err,
COMMISSION AYD FOR VARDlNG MERCHANTS
- Common street, New Orleans
REFERENCE.
FtL. l. CuSNIsGHAN Nashville, Tennessee.
MAUEY a HANIITON,
} DEEEaRE, President Citizens Bank, New Orleans.
n A RATUBOEE, o Caoal and Banking Co, n o.
ALFKKD PENE, Union Bank, NeS Orleans.
" MONTGOMERY, ESQ, 81 Exchange Place, New York
IElTuE 4 BESCKIA, Philadelphia. mar29- d6m
Land for Sale.
application be made, short time, will sell
uotatiuE terms, EOrIy Acres OF Land, three miles
rom Corporation limits Mil opposite Mai
Of the most heauuIul locations Davidson county
About half Of the land Is In tmr, the balance in cutva
lion. There thepreuses comfortable cabins
young orchard Apply to Mas GOTE the psce, my
self for particulars. CHAS. X. WINSTON.
jnlylf-u
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Gbs 9asbbiIIe anion ann 5nrsritau.


TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE 4 SQUARE.
IN TUR Many
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EDWARDS, Z. HARRIS, z. P. EDWARDS
EnXNAI2nS HARRIS & CO

(sUcCEssORs TO EDWARDS, GILKERsON & co.,
NETILL continue the Wholesale Grocery. P0rWardEg and
w Commission business the old stand College and
Church streets juyl5-d
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Instruments, &c.

Physicians Pocket Case Of Walls such
variety of styles and prices fail peaseal.
Also, Saddle Bags synges =russe Braces and Supporters,
in great variety, and at low prices
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-11-16

ENGLISH HAIR BRUSHES,
Tooth Brushes, Ivory Combs, large and fne,'
Buffalo and India Rubber Combs. all syIes;
Pocket Combs, Of every desirable style;
Round Head Combs for Children;
Nall Hat and Shaving Brushes, choice selection;
Puff Boxes, very pretty;
Rouge and Flesh Powders Of all kinds;
Japanese POmade and very superior article FOR the Hair;
Milk Of Roses and Fee Soap, for the removal OF eeke
from the skim
Pungents, great variety OF new styles;
Flesh Brushes and Turkish Bathing Towels;
Fine Bathing sponges, Bay Rum
NEW STYLE THERMOMETERS;
New and very superior kind Of Razor Straps;
Also, very fine Army Razors az 80 cents each:
9alvanic Batteries Of the most approved kind;
GlaZier's Diamonds, Warranted
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I57FoR FIVE DOLLAhS II you do not desire to spend
larger sum- will publish your Gard Directory STYLE as
given below a position IN our columns for one
yeaE, FOR FIVE DOLLARS, IN ADVANCE
sample:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31
Ceqal Notifies.

DY ORDER of the Honorable BENJAMIN w.
I'D BONNEY Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the State Of
is hereby given pursuant to the Pr9ys
authorizing attachments against aoscondng
debtors that attachment has is
against the estate of JOHN GRAHAM resident OF oa
ford in the State Connecticut and that the will be sold
his debts unless he and discharge such
attachment according law within nine months from the first
notice end that the payment Of debts due
him by residents of this State and the delivery to him or oI
property within this State belonging to him and
the any such property him forbidden by law
and are yoid-Dated the fourth day of May, 1860
l. L. WILLIAMS,
Attorney for Attaching Creditors,
mvs lay9moTus No. III Walst., N. Y.
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6onse-5 furnishing GOODS.
ERENCHs CoNICAL wAsHING-MACHINE.
EVIDENCE IN Favor

EVIDENCE IN FAVOR.
following testimonials which have been
received by TIE voluntary trbates ladies
the hghes intelligence character aud social position and from
other sources which speak Tor themselves; ,ooo
Alters careful examination of Fench's COnica Washing
pared to ndorse in all respects # uple easily managed
and thorough in s work. and the labor that form
fabric Is washed without injury while the coarsest towens is
TN roughly cesnsed equal economzer 81 the wear and
clothing and the time aud strength Of am con-
WINGED Of womens most valuable auxiass aud
should placed in home Nothing could induce me to
be without one, that have ascertai9ed its yalae
Mrs. ). s RANDALL,
No. l43 LeXinston-av.
have one of Freuchs Washing Machines and have
estaton in stating that Is one OF the most valuable LABOR
saving devices ever introduced INTO the household.
Mas. FRANK LESLIE No - 22d-s:.
New.YOrk June 9, loo.
No 80 EAST l5TH.sT. June 26, 1860.
Msssrs FKESCH- GeGaemea. l have used OF Frenchs
shug Machines several weeks and take great pleas
mrs IN confirming eIis claimed for perfectly sitl.iac
we.k Ms. ABEL STEVENS.
NEw-YoRK TINES OFFICE, July g. 1860.
We have used FrenchS Concal Washing Mdehhe sesein
tim.s In our family, and have satisfied ourselves that Is an
easily dqaoe rapid safe AID !hoo%gn %an[ saim.
Character claimed by its propnetoTs Tor H.
Very respectfully aud greatly Obliged yours ,o,-vs
To Messrs P. 4 K. FRENCH.
oyy,ox or WHEELER & WILSON'S MANUFACTURING Co
No SIS broadway, New-YOTk, July q 100 ,
Fenchs Concal W aching achine much pleased here"lh
and pronounces the Ouy washing machine 6 any psctca
value that she mas ever used, as do myself ~
FRENCHS Hotel,
.,5 The Deno. No 4ly Broadway corner Of CenAlst
'"0 PRICE, ONLY Ten DOLLARS.
BThs undersigned proprietor are nov % ir
and supply orders extent Agents wanted 10
al psIts the United States p.p FRENCH
Iddrtss boz No : s9s Pos. Office, New.YOrk City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

LAYING Al RoToS MAW.-The work of laying the
new four-foot cas-ron min pipe, between the nes
Receiving Reservoir of the Central Park aud the Die
trbuting Reservoir at Forty second street is to be
comm, need in few days and is to be done under the
direction of the Croton Department All that has
been contracted for is the iron pipe The Job is to be
done by days work, by direction of the Common
Council 1t is supposed that three or four months will
10 occupied in its Accomplishment
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SUPREME COURT. In the matter Of the

CUPREME COURT. In the matter of the
~ HENDRICK HUDSON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Notice Is hereby given that by order hd and entered
the the office OF the Clerk the City aud County
Yor. the nth day Of July instant the haI
been appointed and the Receiver OF the said Hendrix Hudson
Fire Insurance Company and under aud IN OF III.
statute IN such and provided do hereby require az
indebted 10 said Company before che twenty
0urh day Of August 1860 at the Office Of Ford Baldwin
No "a Broadway In the City Of New York. to render
OF all debts of owing by them respectively
d Company andt the laid Receiver and to the
aud oil having Ia their property ehecs
Company required deliver the the
Receiver, by the day last aforesaid
And ali creditors OF said Company required 10 deliver hsi
respective demands the said Receiver by
the said 2h day Of August the place last aforesaid and IN
persons having any open subsns contract OF such Corpora
ton requested the Ia writing and In detail 10
the said Receiver at the time and place hrst Aforesaid
Dated this 18th day Of July, 1850
SAMUEL WILKESON. Receiver,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of the County of notice hereby given to all
having claims against LAWRENCE " Hustled late Of
the City OF deceased TO present the with vouch
thereof to the subscriber at his ohee No 2Sl fqton in
the City NewYok or before the eighteenth day OF July
next-Dated, Eew-York, the 18th day of January 1860
ais Iaw6no Tus JOHN HUSTACE, Administrator.
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NOR sALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE and
NOR SALE-FOUR NEW BRICK HOUSES,

ii High Newark n J. E8ch IS q leet Tont by % deep
tree stories high with fine Piazza good Yard in rear
Gas and throughout and iron fence In front
Terms easy. Apply at No az AIch, or No 81 Newest New
ark N
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CUPREME COURT-Westcheste County

NUPREME CUUKT-Westchester County
~ WM. UNDERHlLL, executor &c, of WIN Underhili de-
ceased plsintf against JAMES CLARK JAMES VAN NOS
TRsNU President of the Merchant ENchangs Bank, N "
ABRAHAM q. Ii ALLENBECk, JOHN CLOUGH, JOHN G..
PERRY, administrator &c, Of JOHN PERRY deceased,
ICON, seryed)-To the Defendants, Jane. Clark snd
Abraham g Halenbeck: You hereby summoned and
filed in Wes County Clerk, office and to copy
your the said complaint the subscriber his
office IN PeekA said County, within twenty days after the
hereof exclusive of the day of such services and you
the said complaint within the lid,
the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the RELIEF
demanded III the compant.-Oated January Ii, 100.
DAVID w. TRAVIS Pl,intt's Attorney.
The said complaint tiled the office OF the o West
chester county White Plains, the 10th day of January,
l860.-Peekskil January IT, 1850.
DAVID ". TRAVIS Plaintiffs Attorney,
iva Iaw6wTu. Psesskil N. Y.
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SUPREME COURT-Westchester County,
~ DANIEL J. HAlGHT against CALEB II: SUTTON
for money demand contract To the defendant
You hereby oned and eGa to the complaint
in this action OF which copy herewith served upon you aud
copy your the said complaint the sub
scber at his office In Peeksk in said county, Within twenty
days service hereof exclusive Of the day of such services
and If you fail the said complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiff in tots action will take judgment against
for tn of hundred and seventy dollars with
the eighth day Of May thousand eight hundred and
hyhye, beside the costs Of this action Dated July TO- 1862
DAVID w. TRAVIS, Plaintiffs Attorney
The complaint In above action filed in the office of
Clerk Of the County of Westminster White Plains July
1900. Peekskl. July IL, 1860. DAVID w. TRAVIS
jy2i Law 6wTu' Plaintiffs Attorney, Peeksku, n. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

NEW-lOkk AND HARLEM RAILROAD
Summer arrangement for pleasure ssVel trains leave 26sh
Io:i5 m-K1Press for Albany Troy, sars.Og, Sharon
Ishopsc Connecting At albany With Y c. K for Sharon
Springs Niagara FALL. and o place. West Also with trains
connecting Godsn BLDG with Stage. for Lake secabuc
For Dover Plains COZ meeting 1t oden Bridge With Stages or
Lake Maccabuc and at GrYi9n ts With Stage; for Lake
1890 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1890
kOOUCEhTRAL RAILROAD. lCOV
GREAT DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE
the capacity Of the Road equt any In tho county
THE GREAT short LINE TO THE WEST
FACILITIES for tn. Of Ps.sasSSs r
nnat, Chicago s. Louis St raa EAsnvlle, Menphis New
.est unsurpassed for speed md cono by any roate
Ihroush tain. for the We. le.vs NewYok oos Of Court
sndt st J-homng Express a m Evening Esprsss n
Sleeping and smoEins all trains
Fare always sw, and the tine qaicA BY any e.hs
by lreish1 descriptions can be forwarded e
illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa o. missouri, sY RAILROAD Di
Act to an port IN the nsvsshs rivers OF the West BY
The Freight any point Of the West By 10.
% ossr Railroad Companies Merchant. and Shippers inSs
s poston Of their Freight Company can rs,
9TH confidence on It's speedy transit
This Company also maintains II Emigant accommodating
lime BY which parties ems 'ns westward enJy cheap and
II s s%Li5TT Agent No. sai a.s House ,s''
LEECH Co, Freight Agents MAN.
MoDos8Lo i sIsS Ss E Emo s assni. '11
THOMAS a SCOTT. General sup't Altoona os.i r
NEN YORK and ERIE RAILROAD
IN DUNKIHK EXPRESS alta m, for Dunkirh, susalo
l,naudiigua aud principal Stations.
AtIL 8l5s for Dunkirk and intermediate Stations.
This Train remains night at ElinirA
WAY st3tS for Middletovn, Hewburgn and nsermedi
FIGHT EXPRESS daily ats p. n for Dunsirh Busalo,
and principal Stations The train Of Saturday stops
1t sl NAL train stations and rlns only g Elmirs
CHAs mIN0T. General Supt.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD - For PHII4A-
IN DELPhIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY and Express Lines New York At and y
m and snd fare % Through tickets sold for Gin.
snns and the West and for Washington Rev Orleans aud
j W WOODBURY., Assistant Superintendent
No baggage will be received for trains unless delivered and
shocked Is minGtes In advance Of the time OF leaving
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY-
~ From foot Of t-Connecing at Hampton Juno
on with Delaware LackawAnns and Western Railroad, and
c.son with Lehgh Valley Railroad and IL. connections
SUMMER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS May 10, lSSo--
Lave New-York a. follows:
HAsRIsBURa EXPKKss-A . m for Easton Reading Hal.
dsburg Mauch Chunk &c.
NAL TaAIs-At a m for Easton. Wstsr Gap Scranton,
Ias THaoueH TRaIs-yor Esston, Msuch Chunk Reading.
Ar n TnsouaH rRis-For Ess,on Allentown, Mauoh
WIr rHArsFor somervis aud intermediate sta.Ions
EIPRKs TRAIs HAhRIsBuRs
The m Express Train from NewYork arrives at Harris
burg at noon In time TO connect with trains Psnnsyl
ysnia Central RR and wes Northern Central north and
LxlvE EEx.YoEK yRos PIKK No. N. at 1890 and II 30
q and 30 for E.son and inter mediate stations and q
$50 o N. for 5omervils and intermediate .tstons
JOHN .. STERSS. SUI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County notice hereby given to ali persons
having claims against SARAH NJ VANBUSKIRk late of the
City NewYork deceased to present the with vouchers
thereof the subscribers at the office Of LOT C. No.
Wat in the City OF New-York on or before the day of
January ne1-Dated NewYOrk the 23d day Of jane, 1860
JOHN s. LYLE, Fxecutors
ie26 1aw6m. LOT C. CLARK AA'0O'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31
Hlehifal.

NOUT and RHEUMATISM.-The excruclatlng
" pain of ,3out or Rheumatism relieved in two hours and
b few days BY aa essS TIC pIs tbeS give i
mediate relief Of this disease and carry on the
attack three days require neither % mr.
tenon any kind certain TO prevent tue "0u'
Pi as and IS cents per box Prepared by PROUT HAIR
SAINT; No 22s ssnd London, England and sold BY their
syeIt Milton Hsusnt 53dst and broadway and BY Cham
bers No SIC Hudson St, Mrs Hayes No Us Fuitons BROOK
Msestys Commissioners have authorized the name and
address of Thomas Prout No 22s Strand London 20 os
genuine medicine.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
SomH VANS AGO WING TESTIMONY regarding
rsnbeg Medicines received from highly literary and re-
Ny personal acquaintance with of the members the
CO%Psny fully r esb IN the 0n
''' '''' '''' " FRANCIS HALL, Editor and Proprietor
thereby certify tht have .ined number Of
exhibited to BY the Graeeneerg Company reve 20 the
present evidences gneness and therefore entitled TO
the confidence oil the paOhs oftbe Msthodst Church
Since a, time Of the leading GTaeHberg mediene' ha'
zee" )" mARsHALLs UTERINE CATHoLICON,
which certain cure for all female Irregularities weakness
tumors liberation, Inflammation whites slnss and other
OF the uterine organs well a. the constr
P,s Al 20 Der Soe lFoR SIX Dollars FIVE BorLE
WILL BE BY EXPRESS CBARGEs PREPAID TO TIE ESD
OF E1PnEss LlSE gESs ISfR Radon, pbvc,n
eraefensefg Institute No = BOND ST., NEW YORK
~ Dr. BRIDGE H receive patients az the GTaenber9 In
'ttas He may al'o De consulted by letter or personally
nROPSY CURED (eyen the worst s).-An
~ old Physician being inrm to practice longer considers
his duy 10 make known ths wonderful Those
truly afflicted can adde's Dr. p BOYD No CntOnpace,
New y ork, care of Dr. Rabhiesu tfiee of ehsrgel
TIHE BEST REMEDY for Dyspepsia, IndIges-
ton and p I'll Disorders q rt the rs
House No l62 Broadway Mira TAYLOR, No IS East l5en st.
New York +. s. PHINNEY, No Dol Msin-'t POashkeepse
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Sales bp 4urtfou,


A UCTION SALE.-S2O, 900 worth Of MAG
n NIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
No % West is,hst near 5th-sv.
"0''"00' . OCTAVE Ro,es God Drawing Room Suites,
Velvet and Medallion Carpets,
Pier aud Mantle Mirrors,
Brocsde and Lace Curtains,
Artistic Bronze Ststuary.
On Paintings by eminent Artists,
China, Glass, I'D Silverwne
Rosewood and Mahogany Chamber Furniture, ane.
A NJ. MRRwTs Auctionees
pY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co., Irving Build
- ings, Nos 5s and SOC Broadway, the Metropolitan
Hotel. I'r.'-- .,..' +.
I ARGE SALE of THOROUGHBRED TROT-
IL TING and other HORSES at WOODBURY. FARM
On WEDNESDAY the I'D day Of August viii sell at public
sale between 50 and so head Of thorough bred otng and other
number Of rong Mares and the balance young stock Of both
Catalogues Of stock ready for distribution month
yous to the day Of SALE and may then be had to
Mr. ID. LEVIGENT, OF the subscriber, R. AITCHES0N ALI
Railroad
DECEIVERs SALE of PERSONAL PROP
~ ERTY.-A C FUTILE, Auctoneer.-Noice Is here
by gwen, that the subscriber. Receiver Of the Hen
diiek Hudson Fire Insurance Company, will SELL, at
PUBLIC AUCTION, at the late Office o. .sld ConPia ny
day OF August next at 10 O'Clock that day. the follow
cash viz: large iron safe, Carpet Floor oiclote n,n
Jars Case Surveyors Instruments Rulers &c, Water
Cooler Table Letter Press Stand and Water holder spit
oons canebottom Chsirs revolving Armchair revolving
OF printed Blanks and prnted Envelopes City Directories
Dated July "a, 1860. SAML WiLhESON, receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-31

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
the County Newlork notice hereby given to all
sons having against ISAAC WARD late OF the City OF
Newton present the with vouchers thereof
subscribers the residence of GEORGE b. WARD No.
So Second avenue City of NewYok, before the
twenty day of December nexDated NewYork the
18th day of June, 1860. ISAAC b. WARD F,scutors
ie26 lay6mTus GEO. h. WARD, -
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Boar6 ano Rooms.
6ouses and farms h)ante6.
Gonses to Eet.

In PARK-PLACE, near BROADWAY.-T0
Il RENT LEASE, large aud elegantly located Office in
Park. place Broadway The Office is suitable for EK
press Insurance. Exchange Shipping Real Estate other
Snd Of business Ia the hoor Possession ediatey
Address PLACE, Box No. !, 252 New-York Post Office
ITO LET WITH STEAM POWER-The whole
or portions Of the brick BUILDING, being
erected the Of Sank and
being 60 feet Bank and Isl feet Wess 4stoes
high with power to the extent Of 100 horses.
FOR particulars apply to GULlAN HOOK No IT Park place.
or SCHUREMAN, at the Office Of the New-York Plain
sne kil, No. 1A7 Bank-st., corner of West.
ITO CAST-STEEL MANUFACTURERS
Il Little NEW.YoRk SAST-SfEEL WORKS and
BLACK LEAD CRUCIBLE FACTORY, now occupied by the
Damascus Steel Iron Co." Apply the premises
of 2dav. and 47th-st., n. Y.
aE1NO LET in WILLIAMSBURGH.-The cOmmO-
- dioUs STORE and DWELLING In the center OF the bush
esnss part Of Wamsough No l3 GIandtt suitable Tor Dry
{sood Grocery other having god cellar and large
x n NISSAN, No. 1s7 Broadway.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-06-27
The Meeting on next Saturday,

ii Is particularly desired that the meet
| ing at our Court House on next Saturday,
preliminary to the genera! railroad meeting
! IN Sumter IN the fourth Of July, be
well attended. Matters may come up for
! consideration, having q vital bearing upon
the project " hich our District has 80 much
at heart at this time.
it must be plain to all who have watch
ei the progress of this railroad effort, that
Lancaster has opportunities within her
reach, which il wisely taken advantage of,
must mnQuestionabiy secure to her rail.
road connection with sonu point The
common veal of our District hangs upon
the judcous management Of this enter.
PRISE, and ;c that and 10 poSterity will BE-
accountable for our action in dispo>ing Of tho
opportunities which are so invItingiy held
cation Of our own resources QUr We should
not expect TO get road IT, any point ith.
out liberal expenditure of our own fnnds)
together With prudent aud dispassionatc
management, will result in accomplishing
tha, which We all so much need and desire
The question of building and l)catiug Il
railroad is one wholly of interest there
is no principle involved, and consequently
no room for the exercise OF feeling ani
prejudice Energy, with cool calcu.atior
should govern i'll II matter of this kind, and
are Indispensable to insure success.
|; il IL clear ease that VIZ cannn. build
road with our owU resources We are Ge.
pendent upon nc;ghb"rj9g Districts for aid
and co.opera,ion, and if We allow our sym.
pathics in tavOc Of one secio and our pre-
JUDGE against another To govern us, We
may lose sight of our true interests AID
il by such Il course we defeat the whole
project which We have in view, We will dc
serve the u;:G;i;i;.5.c lot which we will have
en'ailcd upon ourselves and merit,d lhr
contempt Of all prudent and sob"r think
private feeling or petty prejudice which Ne
may entertain towards any section interest
ed wi'h us in this matter, look upon the
whole movement as cool question Of in.
t"rest and shape our acts acrordiugy.-
With determination TO sacrifice our pri
vatc preferences 10 the public good and to
be g"!dcd by Reason and rNprdchIy, We
cannot do otherwise than succeed ia thi,
undertaking.
We hope that there will be Il large meet
ing on Saturday. and all who haNo u"i d"ir
50, snouId avuii themselves Of the Oppor,n-
nifty of entering their subscriptions on that
day The man who ct time like this sub
SrrGcs nothing, or who suosrrihcS " sum
infinitely below his ability, certainly lays
himself open to hurd reflections. The del.
egntes to the Sumter CoE'cnrinu should
especially come up aud confer together OH
that day.