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The crops o Spartanburg, so far as we

The crops o Spartanburg, so far as we
have beeu able to observe, are better than
the Districts below. They have suffered
much less from Brought here, and it is be.
lieved that the District will make an abun.
dance Of grain to supply its wants and
some to spare. It's feared, however, that
the late freshe', the full effect OF which is
not yet ascernined, has injured the corn
upon the low grounds The creek and
branch bottoms in Union District, and
portion of this seem 10 be the main depeu-
dence for corn this season.
We have tound more persons at Glenn's
this time than on any previous visit. Up
wards of two hundred persons are here
more than cau be conveniently accommo-
dated. The barbarous custom of slowing
two Of the same sex in one bed, has TO be
resorted to. The patronage of this Water
ing places is largely on the increase an in-
crease. which, we think, would justify an
enlargement of the accommodations The
spirit which is inclined to patronize the
Watering place in our own State in prefer.
enco to those abroad, needs TO be encour-
aged. More visitors would doubtless be
here than are were the accommodations
ample, many having tarried shorter time
than they originally intended in consc-
quence of failure to secure comfortable
| quarters. The fare Is tolcrabe there is
some complaint, but no similar place of re-
sort can escape that. We breakfast at 9
o'clock, dine at 3, and sup at 8. These
hours, especially that for breakfast, are en-.
dured with bad grace by some Of as who
are country bred. The intervals between
meals are employed by the visitors, either
in conversations, reading, or game q Bill
liards or Ten Pins, as the inclinatons of
each may lead them. After tea, the young
people amuse themselves by dancing.
The subject of politics is good deal dis.
cussed by the senior maie visitors. All
seem TO concur that in the event of the ell
ectiop Of Lincoln the South should proceed
at once 10 dissolve the Union but wheth-
er she wiH do so, or simply meet in Con
vention, pass resolutions and-submit, is
question Of fearful import. The Orr and
Boyce letters afford good food for conside.
rabe comment Orr's is looked upon as
strong for him, and BoyGc is regarded as
having taken a most prodigious stride since
the publication of his famous "moderation''
document. Each will doubtless have some
influence in dire.tinu the rours. of III.
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More Plots in Texas,

The New Orleans Della, Of Saturda ay
evening last, has received the subjoined im-
portant communication, brought by the
steamer 1erds from Galveston
HoUsTos, August 7, 1860.
EDS. DELTA-There is a very geeat in.
surrection excitement IN Montgomery coun.
y.
On Saturday, the 4th inst, a plot 10 mur.
der the siave-owners anG burn their home
steads was discovered.
In a portion Of Montgomery county a
large number Of slaves and white uan
had been arrested. The latter, on account
of his completely in the plot, will probably
be severely handled.
A white man, who had been tampering
with the negroes ut Navaso,s, was arrested
and sent out Of the State. He goes over to
New Orleaqs 10 day on the steamship.
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be mistaken, bnt kinder thoaght. Mr..
Smith IVES the faveri,c. The pair that ap-
peared to me to be Of the serious family
were the new married couple, no doubt each
was msditating upon the realities and re
.sponsibilities before them-sensible couple
that, to begin the realities with the Honey
moon. / was about to folgetto mention
that the party were of The +. f VS., and
used the old Dominion Cofiee.pot Re-
ceive this ,as the FIRST instaIlment of the
scribblings,of LONG GRABS.
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South Carolina Central.

Mr.. +. q. Palmer in letter published
in the Edgeiieid 4Idrertser in opposition
to further aid being extended to the Blue
Ridge Railroad, indicates fully the grea.
usefulness Of our projected Road. We
give below au extract:
moreover object to any expentuse OF
money out Of the State, because sinea, shs
ol,uug vi the last Legislature, q .gre.s
Railroad spirit has manifested Itself win.
IN the Stale, aud many itallroad.estsr.
prlses have been projected, that ~HIe-
guire coDsidefaUic amount v}l,ad on
the part of the State ~ carry tasAn out.
The lines oi Railway ~ this tIinsssontem-
plated cannot be less than iva 1sxufiyeA
and hlty miles, Sud winch at t6,Q3of fper
mile gu"Taaiee, viii amount 10 &s.26O..
900 aud The Central Road vi South
Carolina. starting & Goutdiu's STATION,
ou the North E.steru Railroad anu .A.
tendiGg to Charlotte, Will place Charles
ton III connection win the North C.roIl.
ua W estern extension at StatesyIiIe, u
Ruad passing through much richer ami
penetrating 70 tile very region OF country,
where :he Clue Ridge Is attempted To bu
oulit at an enorinous expense ~ tho
State Let me ark why will not this.
connec,ion suLse've Nil Vi the purpose, oil
the B!ue kdge But who doubts that
these Roads over our own soil are uiolo
emitted ~ the respscl aud st'enton oi
our Legislature, than one passing
through other States, aud tue uyrs espe.
c'aiy, where the citIzeLs vi those SlSles
asked whether he would use hi. funds ,o
Improve his neIshbor'. or hl, own iaru
would hesitate ior moment rs to lhe
answer that he "ouId give
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For the Lancaster Ledger.
Central Rail Road.

Mn. EDITOR You will please furnish
space in your next issue, for very brief
notice Of the Central Rail Road, now in
contemplation, MS but little in regard to it
has appeared in your paper for several
weeks past. We have felt unwiliny 70
consume your space, and tax your time,
with unnecessary notice of subject, which
has alrendy shared so literally your ntteu-
ton, until further steps had been taken and
the survey begun. This we are cra,ifed
to learn has been done. A corps of eff.
cient Engineers (under the direction Of MIR.
Solomons, whose efficiency as an engineer
is widely known,) are now in the field, sur
reying the route from Charlotte, n. c., to
this place.
Ii seems to US therefore, to be impo rtan,,
just ut this juncture. to call the attention
OF the friends Of the Road, specially TO the
subject, IN order that they may consider
more. fully it's importance, and do all in
their power to facilitate the Engineers in
their operations. At all events, il certainly
now becomes the duty Of all who feel in
trIested in the success Of the enterprise 10
engage heart and hand in the work The
undertaking il great and important one,
and Will dosbtle.s be attended with the
usual difficulties and draw backs incident to
all great enterprises but if il be commen.
ced in the right spirit and prosecuted with
proper zeal and energy, the work will
progress-alI apprehension will give way
all fears of failure be quieted-every diff.
Guilty however great be overcome, and sue.
cess will ultimately, crown our efforts.
All enterprises of great pih and mo.
ment tax both the strength and patience
Of those who undertake them. For this
reason, when great issues are at stake, we
should consult neither our ease nor our
fears. They vino begin in doubt, anything
great; must surely end in failure. Doubt
begets fear and fear so paray Yves effort, that
their hands can not perform their enter
prise" Let not this be our case, but let
us begin the work with proper zeal let us
determine in the outset to face all opposi-
ton from whatever quarter it may come
let us stare all difficulties out of counten-
anee, by looking them squarely in the face
and resolve to let nothing, whatever. defeat
us in carrying forward to completion an en-
terprise which, when completed, will do so
much for both the eastern portion Of the
State and for the whole State at large
Just here, and upon this point We might
enlarge to almost any extent, but suffice il
for the present. 10 say, We hope, no ono
will so far expose his ignorance ofits adyan-
tages, as to falter pr hesitate as to his du.
.y in carrying out an enterprise, which when
accomplished, must inuagurate entirely .
new stxte Of things, by making our Rail
Roads blessing instead Of curse to the
people.
II th!s bnsf notice shall simply serve TO
direct attention and stimulate to effort the
friends Of the Road, II will have done all
we intended or wished it TO do. More anon.
NJ p e.
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State Fair.

We have received the Premium List of
the State Agricultural Society for the fifth
Annual Fair. so be held at Columbia, from
the 18th to the 18th November next. We
extract the following from their rules Of
regulation and Exhibition
"All who intend to compete for the pre-.
miums, must have their articles on the
ground and entered ut the SecretaEy's Office,
at or before 8 o'clock on Monday evening,
the 18th November. Animals may be epr
tered at any time previous to 9 o'clock on
Tuesday morning. Twenty five dollars
constitutes q life member. Two dollars q
member for one year, and exhibit articles
without charge. Ladies TO exhibit articles
free of charge. Any Article not specially
provided for in the Premium list will be
referred to the Miscellaneous Committee
and II worthy Of premium will receive
il"
The Premium List will hs furnished to
any one by application to Col. n. J. Gage,
Fair Forest p. O, y. G.
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GLEHN SPRINGs, Aug. IA. 1860.

This place Is reached from Union c. H.,
by the Spartanburg aud Union Railroad,
as far as Jonesville, twelve miles above
Union and from thence by hack, eleven
miles, over n pretty fair up-country road
The spariauburg and Uniopis ID good road,
runs very smoothly, the cars are neat, and
the road seems to be well managed gene
rally, so FAR as the passenger arrangements
are concerned. We heard some blame at
tached to the officers in consequence of a
detention Of freight at Allston; the officers
of the Gresnvilie road having withheld the
freight designed for this branch because Of
some unpaid srrearagss.
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Revolutionary Relies.

We are informed that Mr.. Joseph Hughes
in digging ditch on his place, some ten
miles below the Hapg;pg Rock battle
ground and eight miles from the place Of
Gates defeat (the old Lee place. dug up
three old musket barrels, locks, bands, &c.
Hecould find no signs Of the stocks, time
having obliteIated all impress of them
They are supposed to be relics of the bat.
tie of Hanging Rock or Gates defeat
Will some friend in the neighborhood solve
the mystery, or give us any information re.
specting them obtainsd by tradition or from
The Oldest iahabitaut,
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Birth place of Genl. Jackson.

The London correspondent fthe South.
ern Presbyterian; asserts that Gen. Jackson
was born in, the County Antrim, Ireland.-
This is the fifth place claiming the honor of
giving birth to the ilustrious Hero of New
Orleans, Virginia, North Carolina, South
Caroline, the ocean deep. and Ireland all
.have their advocates, but we know Lam
caster District, with the abundant proof
she has, will never give up and break he.
trio-Jackson. Miller and Blair.
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Editorial Changes.

Col. John Cunningham has retired from
the editorial charge of the Charleston
Erening NeVs, he however still retains the
proprietorship of the news. In the re tire.
ment of Col. c. the States Rights party
have lost an able and graceful writer.
Slr. F. w. Nance, who for some time
past has conducted the Newberry Conser-
ratia with marked ability, has dssaosed of
his entire interest to Dir. james ID. Nance
g. Co. Mr. J. d. Nance will have The Edi.
torias management OF the paper, aud judg-
ing from his introductory, the political
character Of the paper will be the same.
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The Survey Commenced.

We We're pleased to meet on last Friday
evening and make the Acquaintance of Mr.
S. s. Solomous, Chief.Engiuesr Of the Sur
,vey on the Central Rail Road. Mr.. s., in
forms us that the work commenced at
Charlotte on last Wednesday, 18th, and that
they will reach this place jn ,about three
weeks. Mr.. s. and one of his assistau Is
Mr.. A.P. Lucas have promised to keep the
readers of the Ledger "posted" rs to the
Progress of their work.
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NEoRo TRIAL--The trial Of seven no.
groes, tor the murder Of Charles, WAS
concluded yesterday afternoon. (fnday
the lOth, after being pro,racted through
nine days. The evidence on the par, of
the prosecution WAS closed on Wednes.
day last, the seventh day. No evidence
at all was adduced on the part OF the de.
fence, abd the pleading commenced on
Wednesday afternoon. Through this te'
dious trial, and in the midst VI oppressive
weather, the sessions Of the Court were
largely attended by our citizens, whose
interest seemed not TO fag.
The Jury, after retiring for few mo.
ments, rendered verdict of Not Guilty,
and the prisoners were act at liberty
Wdtehmda.
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The Weathar.

We are now havirg season offre'
quent showers, with constantly passiDg
clouds. which Is some mitigation OF the
intense heat previously experienced. All
concur IN the expression that the present
summer has been one noted for It's steady
and oppressive heat. frequent rains have
greatly improved the prospect for com
Our District, We think, will yet make an
average crop. Late corn is now luIuri
ant. Cotton Is large aud presents fine
appearance Samtsr WafrkmdH.
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Ink NICARAGUA EXrEpirIoS.-Wa
ker aud ti,e Hundred Men Ut Yucatsn.
The Mexican schOonoI BriiiIanie, Capt.
Espnoin, arrived ~ this port lately, from
S.sai, with advlces from Meridn, the capl.
TAI vi lueatan, to the 26lh u!t. lus
news Is oi Ihs uiost important character.
Zen. W Niilain Walker, vi whose do
psrlurs from the l,iSnd vi Ruatan, Oh
the 2lst VI June, We have before had ac-
counts, arrived oi tue Iucatan coast, en-
route " Nicaragua, Oh the lst uit. lie
had with him live Vessels and live hun
dred 'ien, all we'll equipped, full Vi spirit,
aud amply supplied with arms, ammuuI.
ZION aud PROVISIONS. From liaalau, off
which Island the live vessels made their
rendezvous, the voyage WAS most pros
porous ole, aud ,h. whole feet passed
down the coast III splendid styIe.
The expedition hrst came 10 anchor At
the island ot CvzuneI, vi the coast Of
luiacai', where II remained, comnunica.
ing with the mainland aud completing
the preparations tor the expedition, Til
the 3olh uIt. IL Iiien Sc, sails for Near
aqua direct, where II Is believed, long ers
this, to have effected a landing. While
Vi tho cost Of fucarsn the expedition 10.
ceiVed large reiniorcemenIs OF men, and
was amply supplied with provisions.
From fucatan there WAS no news Of
particular Importance. The peninsula
was, for the moment, in the enjoyment
OF comparative peace, but the CONNER
clsl classes were still suffering from tho
effects OF the long and disastrous war c
races.--F. o. Picayane.
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Local and Council "

AUChi anu SOuuCll
The communication over the signature
Of Council" which appeared in our last is
sue, thinks "Local" has exercised quite an
inquisitivc spirit about certain matters,
touching upon the incorporation Of the Viii
lage and the duty of the officials, in sup
pressing ali vice and immortality, which may
be prevailing and gaining superiority ir our
midst. We will inform friend Council"
that "Local' considers 1t his duty Gas we'll
rs hs believes ii to be- the duty of every
"!aw abiding Citizen 10 exercise an iuGuisi-
tive spirit nbon; all Matters which pertain
to injnre the character, corrup; the morals,
and degrade the high reputation of the ci,-
liens Of L.aLcastcr Village. Perhaps, if
Council" would use the power which is at
his command, such disgracefu scenes would
never transpire in the incorporate limits
Old citizens say il has not been the case be.
fore in Is years.
We have examined your references and
hnd the annexed clause, and give il for the
benefit of the public
"'fhe said commissioners are hereby en-.
powered 10 pass ana hNfoRCE ali such
OIJIE"T ond conn 1RiirV ~, Wv No; W
lage"
Local rs n "law.abdng citizen" i. de.
sirous of se.ino ,b,. l,w ,.nfo,c..d ,,o, .u
.wortbI.ss .h,roc,.,.- /, .ro,,.n" :
e,tr.m.Iv ,,vio,s ,o L,o,, ,,L,. ,,
characters ARE. ws would ,.r.r hin, n ,,,.
Of his councilu.n from vhom 49,. d.,i,.d
IN. pr.a,.r p,rt of ,ur ;of,,uo,;o, Il :.
strange. indeed that H., -,,v, o,E...,.
were not nwar, cf ,hs vio,,,;,, ,r a..
on TINT DAY" W.. ,ho,,b, ,i.,,
son with a clear eve and n G,h, b.,J with
n .brickI.ss" lint conId ohs.,,. bo,, ,h;,,.
were PROGRESSING. and this wa ara .,r, ,,,.
town osiccr.n bod
U,. refer. NJ. ,o .,ho.o ..Lo :, q,
habit Of baooino ,.o,,d H., ,.u ,., -;
der WAGONS for MI ;rfo,,,,,i,, ,o,;-, =.
probl.m ID" ~. o.L.d a.. a,'-,;.
Council" saw eopse to .rsw.,; !, h,, j.,
what way, by ref.rriuy ia 70 o,b.,s vho.
class We have no ,,.orjn,;,n .p,J., g..
policy ~ lie next i.,errogo,., .Ioc,I" ~.
70 ub,, du,v q, ,b.. ..,,o,., oNi.iJ. b. u
Iudes," The dri.s n.o,,ctsd hv ,ho r,o
p.r official. ,o,v h.. nnr,a,o,. ,s cnnno,
a,v. as ~. o,s m, ..on,in,.d ,,;,L ,h.;, ,t
G,ir. hut ws 90, ,.n mon -, w.. r.,.n,
"conociI" u,hi,L uo ao..;,. - -
por,ancs. viz that Of .uow;no d,n,L.,o
n.groe, 10 copgr.oot. .hon, ia .onad. -
the streets n, thew did m I,.. nn1,a, I..
A pro,osi,ion w.s mad. hv s.,ar.I .;,;,..n.
1, org,piz. , ,commiuoo - ,aLa ,t.., -
bopd md o,,. 80 Tho oo,,.;,,a'.a ,...
,,,..s,.,,, ...,,.,.,,, - =. .n.~.-.,'r -. :;
L.d enough for , wbi,s man 70 10 olowaa
.r.h ne;,il,.. ,n".. ,'S. ' w. - 49,. wv :,
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MIR. BoYCE's LETTER.-I'he admirable let
ter of this gentleman, TO which we had .allu.
sion in our last issue, and which we prom-
ised in full to our readers, appears on the
first page Of to days paper. II is worthy
the careful perusal Of ALL
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lbeverages, under the penalty OF having the
same seized by the Town Marshal.
An Ordinance similar to the above would
.have,its effect ridtling the streets on pub
lie occasions Of Improbable venders. 1t
would meet the just requirements of the
citizens. And those in whose hands we
have confded our ,reputntion, we hope, will
defend us manfully.
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Welcome, indeed, is the change that
has taken place in the temperature, since
the lato heavy rains. The thermometer
At two o'clock yesterday afternoon stood
at ~ degrees-s fall Of sixteen degrees
in twenty -four houn.--A Mercury.
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Loo abs.

MIR. }. Forrest Gcwan, better known by
the non de plume of "Wilie Lghtheart"
has bee come contributing editor Of the Rock
Hill Chronicle.
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In concluding his remarks, the Governor
dwelt at some length upon the political ns-
pect of the country. He regarded the ell
ec,ion of Lincoln more than probable, in
which event he counselled separate State
action nt any and every hazard, rs the last
alternative for our salvation, and felt salts
fled that the brigade which he had the plea.
sure to review would nobly respond to their
country's call, should her institutions be 80
assailed. He closed amid great applause.
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Ordinance.

Sec; /. Be IL Ordained by the Intendan.
and Wardens, Of the town Of Lancaster, in
Council assembled, aud by the authority of
the same. That any slave, or free person
Of eoioT, exposing fCr sale on the streets, or
10 any public place, within tho Incorporate
limits OF Lancaster Village. either beer, eli,
der or porter, shall pay Tax Of fivc-dol.
lars $50 for'the first named, and Tax Of
ten-doilars $50 for the two last named
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Gov. GIsr.-The Fairfield Herald, in
speaking Of Gov. Gists remarks ut the
close of the review in that district saYs:
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