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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-11-28
Virginia for Bell.

RICHMoND, Noycmbcr ls.-Bcll has ear
ried this State by ACE majority. There
no mstahc Lhs Time.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-11-28

COMMON SENSE ru,es the mass Ol the peor
pie, whatever the misnamcd and misanthIope
philosophers may ray To the contrary. Show
them good thing, let its merits De clearly de-
monstrated, and they will not hesitate to give il
their most cordial patronage. The masses have
already ratified the judgement Of a physician,
concerning the virtues OF llostetters Bitters, as
may be seen in the immense quantities of this
medicine that are annually sold in every Sec
ton of the land. IL is now recognized as greatly
superior To al other remedies yet devised for
diseases OF the digestive organs, such as Diar,
rhGa, Dysentcry, Dyspepsia, and for the various
fevers that arise from arrangement OF those
portions Of the system HOstetter'S name IL
rapidly becoming household word, from Maine
to Texas, from the shores OF the Atlantic to the
Pacific. Try the article, and be tisfed.
Sold by drugg sts aud dealers generally,
everywhere. iB- See dvort;seInen. ip aaoth.
or column.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-11-28
FURORE AMONG The LADIES.

Tank, Novem Der II, 1860.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-11-28
CALIFORNIA PLACE.

iour hundred Acres, more or less, in
the upper part at Lancaster District, known
AS the SPRATr TRACT,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
Gigatet s. .gansisO1a,

IG AND Is 49,. .CHARTRES STREET 500. .lG AND is
Have received by the latest arrivals from Europe and the
North, q portion of their large and fashionable
STOCK OF FALL GOODS.
and viii open this week fine assortment, consisting Of
cAssINEREs AND DGI.AINEs- New patterns
Small fgares for Children.
EMBROIDERED PoPHTNs AND BAREGEs.
ToILE DE GHEyRE AND GHAILIES
TAFFETts DfITALIE So sATINEE-A new material
BLACK CoLoRED sII. I.KS-Af prices.
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN cALTcoEs.
PLAIN AND PRINTED CAMBRICs
WHITE AND GDLORED BRHLIANrINEs
FRENCH AND IRISH LINENS, sLEETINGs and SHIRT
INGS. -.
FRENCH AND IRISH LINENS.
LINEN pAsIAsK CLOTHS AND NAPKINS
WoRsTEp AND SILK AND WoRsTED DAMAsK.
MUSLIN AND BoBINET CURTAINS.
LADIES' AND eHlLnREN's ENGLISH, FRENCH AND
GERMAN HOSIERY.
MEMS AND YOUTHS ENGLISH, FRENCH and GERMAN
HOSIERY.
TwEEDs AND CAssIHEREs etc, etc. cte
\ LARGE ASSORTMENT
Plantation GooclS,
BLANKETS, IINSENs AND JEANS.
@LowEELs, DENNIS AND coTroXADEs,
WOODEN CAPS AND SOCKS etc. ETC.,
All Of which they offer at VERY Low PRICES being de-
Of reducing their stock before moving their new
store, No. l26 Canal street.
sel0 2p6t Glt9UEL x JaMlS0N.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
THE SECOND DIsrRIcr UNION GUARD will meet
this evening, at u O'Clock.


A VALUABLE NvENTIoN.--A Pittsburg paper
speaks Of new invention in regard to the applica
ton Of compressed air to the propulsion Of city
railroad cars. The cars can be run with more than
ordinary speed, from six to eight miles, with 600
pounds Of air. 1t can be charged at one terminus,
and run both ways on city railroads without re-
charging. A miniature model is now being used,
and is q decided success II is run by the force of
compressed air, to be contained in fifty tubes
which are charged from an air pump Of very great
power. The pipes run lengthwise upon the top
under the bottom and seats and between the win
dows Of the ears, and the arrangements for stop
ping and starting the car is easy and faeile The
miniature though placed upon a track around a
circle only thirteen feet in diameter and of course
enconntering very great friction, runs around the
circle number Of Times with great rapidity under
n charge Of only 60 pounds of air.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
ssoat sefgifg .uachis,e Triumph.


The decision of the Hon Chief Judge Dunlop, the
Circu Court Of the United States Washington which estb
fishes that soa Machines the only original and
valid upon which reliance be placed Sewing Ma
chimes manufactured in the United StNtes
The Sloa Machines for sale No 81 Canal street
by far the being free from leather
pads and complication
II therefore becomes Important the public to be
toned from purchasing the complicated athepad Wheeler
Wilson's Machines they nnsers according the high
est legal authority in the land. Sel3 2p6SW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

pRocEssIoN OF THE YouSG BELL RrNGERs.-The
members Of this club who will be unable TO attend
tlIe barbecue to-day 1T Amite are notified to meet
at the ciub room at o'clock, for the purpose of
forming procession, marching up to the Jackson
railroad depot and receiving the delegation on its
return We know the display will be fine one,
for the Young Bell Ringers are the boys that under
stand how to do those things.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

And this is the tremendous falling Of, behind which
they take shelter. Why give it all to Breckinridge,
and he is still in minority of s42s! But he won't
get il all, nor the half of it.
Better knock under, gentlemen. There has been
a revolution in Kentucky. The August election
was but the beginning Of the end November will
tell tale of discontinue which will make you rue
the day the secession at Baltimore took place. s
Thus it is shown that Coombs victory cannot be
explained away by any sort of ingenuity. Not
that E inexorabe logic,'' which Mr.. Breckenridge
speaks of in his letter of acceptance, will avail to
mystify the Kentucky election, Or to make anything
else out of it than an overwhelming victory for
Coombs directly, and indirectly for Bell and
Everett.
Kentucky does not oppose Mr.. Breckenridge
froHfany distrust of him personally, but because
of the auspices under which he is presented, and
the associations by which he will be surrounded if
he be chosen to the Presidential office. When
Scott was a candidate for the Presidency, there
was an apprehension with a great many people
that Seward would be the controlling spirit and
the drector-general Of hs administration. The
suspicion lost him thousands and tens of thousands
Of votes-perhaps cost him the election. So it is,
to some extent, with Mr. Breckenridge. The peo-
pie of Kentucky are willing to trust Mr.. Breckin-
ridge himself but they do not wish to endorse and
encourage the division of the Democratic party,
and the threats of disunon which many of Mr..
Breckinridges friends in the South are so con-
stantly making. They do not wish to see an Ad-
mfnistration brought into power under the auspi-
ees of those whom they regard as holding extreme
opinions, and having revolutionary purposes.
This is the key to the result of the Kentucky
election and all other explanations Of amount to
nothing. The people of Kentucky, as well as those
Of the South generally, still cling to the hope that
sectional animosity in the North will pass away
after while, and the old relations of peace and
fraternity, involving the equal rights of ALL will be
restored. However much they may respect and
con6de in Mr.. Breckenridge himself, all personal
considerations and all party associations must yield
to the higher obligations of duty and patriotism,
when the people come to deposit their votes in the
ballot box.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

TuE osGANTzAT1os or 1 YoUTH BELL AND Ev-
ERErT CLus.- We would direct the attention Of our
youthful readers to the call published in another
column for a rally of the youth favorable to Bell
ana Eferett at Templar's Hall, on Carondelet
street this evening, at ~ o'clock. We are sure
that tfe meeting will be as large and enthusiastic
a. asg got np by older and more experienced per
sons IN such affairs, and we hope that the boys
viii have as much fun as their hearts could desire.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

VIRGINIA CANNEL Coal VERY Low.--R every
family lay their this season. whenit is
always low and wait until mid winter when the stock is
short and the prices high they could many dollar which
could be Invested in comforts uxures We that
always pays and likely pay than ordinary this
account Of the low rates at which the article is
selling. Mr. Williamson Smith, Greevy Farwelrs No. 80
Nachez street offering Virginia camel coal AT 5c per
rel Think that.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
Rally! Rally ! zs0lty!

YOUNG BELL Rim SER S!
The members of this Club to attend Barbecue
Ame City, viii assemble their Hall THIS EVENING Fri
day Sept H. O'clock to proceed The Depot the Jack
Railroad TO receive the Delegation rom Amite
By order Of the President ".... .....
SELF 2p1t D. C. CANTER, Sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
R0llu RasEu !!

All youths favorable the election BEII and EVERETT
are requested attend meeting FRIDAY EVENING Sept,
H. 1860 ~ O'clock at TENPLAR'S HAIL. Garondelet
street. between Lafayette Poydras the purpose
gapizing Il Club. sells 2p2to
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
Rafsy! Esafsy: gsassy.

The YOUNG BELL RINGERS will assemble nj their Eal
Story Building FRIDAY MORNING, the 18th inst, at
o'clock attend Barbecue be held Apite City
HAlI Clubs desous of participating, cordially invited
to join
Ess=runcnal attendance is earnestly requested
Iy order Of the President @m..." ..m
sells 2p2t y. G. GANTER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

A MEETING OF THE FossILs To-NIGHr.-We hope
fhat the Fossils viii put on their speetaoles and
read our paper attentiFely this morning, as there
IL call for them to meet this evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall, in the advertising columns.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

BISuLpHTTE OF LIAIE.--We invite the attention
Of planters the advertisement Of Mr. r Mareein Of
MessrS. Mtreen Ede manufacturer OF Bsuphe Of Lime
Mr. Marcen among the first that commenced manfacur
ing the this country and assuredy his experience
have taug him a that is worth knowing the subject.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

PR0F. lowe AND ms During the in
aation Of Prof. loves great balloon at Phadel-
phia, d high wind sprung up and knocked it about
at such rate that il soon burst. So this ends the
great hnmbug trip across the Atlantic.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

TALL WALKING.--Seven miles within tile hour
has been about the greatest speedin walking; but
b hfr. Hall, in a match with Mountjoy, the pedes-
tian, accomplished the following. One mile in
seEen minutes thirteen seconds two miles, fifteen
minutes twenty seconds; and four miles in thirty
two minutes exactly. This latter is the highest
poiat Of speed On record.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

3 The MISSION 70 GuaTEMAIA.-Th Washington
correspondent of the New York Herald says:
Tho mission to Guatemala is not yet filled. The
climate has been deadly 10 the three last incum-
hents, yet there plenty Of clever aspifants not
intiuddated thereby. Charles Eames Is strongly
backed, so is Mr.. Seay, of St. Louis.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
Constitution CEtrbs

."oUR NAME WE Will susrAT z
The members of this Club hereby notified that the called
Meeting for Saturday ldh inst has been postponed to TUEs
DAY. the 18th iust regular weekly meeting night.
by trder Of the President:
q. DUPLANTIER
=. C. .CEN-Ns, Secretary. sel4 2ptt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

\ GIN HoUsE BUBNED.-Tle gin house of Mr.. w.
Braden, planter living few miles northwest Of
Holly Springs, Miss, was destroyed by fire on
Monday, The Sd inst A good cotton gin, running
gear and about two bales of new cotton we're
destroyed with the house. a negro was arrested
suspected Of being tlle incendiary, and remanded
lst0 iail
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

STRUCK ny LIGHTNING The gin-house of Mr.. J.
WI CFenshaw, Of Dallas county, Ala, was struck
by lightning on Friday, the 7th inst, and set on
flre. Some thirty or forty bales Of cotton were
consumed.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

"a Nj. j. j. McKeever, the accommodating
and energetic agent for this city Of Adams ES-
press Company, has our thanks for Northern and
western files, in advance Of the mail.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

SuSDRIts ENpEeTEps -Messrs S. d. Gratiaa Il Co..
No ousomhouse street. Monty their friends and customers
that they expecting per ship John Garyer from BoreauN
large lot oapicos and prune in brandy Strawberries in juice
and Tecopt Co.'S earets in quarts and pin See advertise
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
Mount E'es.sson GEasb.

The members of the MOUNT VERNON CLUB are hereby
notified that their regular meeting will be held FRIDAY
EVENING 1ih inst, at 7$ o'clock, their Hail. No New
Basin. ..M..
nssPnucual attendance is particularly requested.
By order OF tho President:
self 2oit EDW. S. HOOLE, See-y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
FessiEs, .9tteNfiOn !

The regular meeting of this Association takes place THIS
EVENING. Friday, Sept. H. n o'clock, at ODD FELLOWS
HALL.
HPunetRl attendancei earnestly requested AL persons
desfous of joining the Association respectfully invited
sell 2plt HENRY BIER, Sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

DAILY MAIL on THE ALABAMA RIyER.--We see it
stated in the Mobile papers that daily mail is
soon to be established on the Alabama river.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

K DwEr.lrNr TO RENT.-A comfortable two-story
dwelling oh Tivol Cincle eered for rent by Messrs
I,roS No AS Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

N SALE or RACE HoRsEs.- The interest of Ar.
Starke ii several noted sold in Virginia
on Monday, the Sd inst One-quarter of Planet,
by Revenue, was purchased by Fondren, Williams
& Co. at $3.50; one-half Of Fanny Washington to
the same party, at $500; and one-half Of Ex-
cheqacr, to o. p. Hare, for $500.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

tsEa. WHEAT.-The New York Tribune of the
stI inst says that Gen. Wheat is about leaving that
city to join Garibaldi.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

" SLIT AGAINST TIE NEW ORLEANS, JACksoNz AND
Omar NoarHEnA RAILaoAp.- The Magnolian Of
tlie 6th inst. says:
Circuit Court commenced in Holmesve on Mon
day last Judge McNar presiding. The most inter-
esEing snit was one for damages brought against
The New Orleans, jackson and Great Northern
Railroad Company, by Il. D, Isam and wife, for
verdict was given for plaintiffs for 1897 90.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

aE-The clerk Of the Mobile mail steamer Cali
foraia has onr thanks for late Mobile papers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

ERErr r. ISGERs) Officers;
President-HENRY BEBEE
Fice-P e-Ptesident-HANS0N KELLY.
Treasurer-RoBERT PRfNGLE.
Secretary GEO. W. SIMPSON.
Finance Committee-Geo. W. Stoddard, John R. Bradley,
Robert ingle, adson English Perkins Hanson Kelly
The Glib selected TUESDAY EVENINGS for its regular
meetings. se3 2pl0t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
Cotton saa,i2tileg Paper.

Itst received splendid stock Of COTTON sANpLINe pa
fRs Of superior weight texture aBa cole4 Fer sale les
II. G. sTETsoN s CO..
General Stationefs,
seR9 2gg q eaap street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
4. AUCTION SALES THIS DAY !.

G. Ieaumo Bache Co sell at 10 o'clock at No. 50 0ares
street, boots, shoes, winter clothing, etc.
Charles F. Forstall sells l0 o'clock the Of SF'
vier anl Franklin Streets groceries, etc.
s5-Parctlar in advertisements unaer auction heads Sd page
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
Eve,.ett Guard. Foml.th District.

Special Meeting OF this Club will he held their HALL
Nayades and Josephine Streets SATURDAY EVEN
ING, i5.li inst. at " O'CLOCK
Rg~ persons desrous of joining the Club invited
attend, ....u.
self 2p2t A. WALLACE HUNTER, See'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

rs Union Guard, Second District-This
Club metts EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, at 7tt o'clock, al
the orlens Ball Room Orleans street. between Royal
and Bourbon Streets All persons avorng the election of
JOHN BELL for President, and EDWARD EVERETT for
are respectfully invited attend aud join said
Club.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
Bi-Ssslphtfe Of Einae.

Tht Undersigned having been appointed Agent and Manue
urer the Clara B suphie Of Lime Manuactory uc-
cesso Messr Marceln Eudel is prepared supply the
RE and SUPERIOR BI-sULPHTTE OF LIME as has
heretofore been by them respectfully ecis
continuance OF the patronage of Planters Merchants
Orders to be addressed to the undersigned at the Nanufac
tory7s Depot, No. % CONT STREET.
set4 2p2m P. MARcEI.IN, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
IL Card.

dtsre to returnmy thanks 10 Phoni Fire Engine COMPANY
No Creole Company No O. to Pelican Hook and Ladder
COMPANY No. T. to Assistant Engineer David Bradbury to
the Fire Department generally their nnveared and most
eent exeron the fire Of a night by which, contrary to
all expectation my property Espianaae street was saved
from destruction.
A. NJ. BUCHANAN.
New Orleans Thursday Sent. 49, 1860. sel4 2plts
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
Ni0ttce.

The "ESERETT KNIGHTS are requested 10 meet at hS
CITY HAIL on SATURDAY. Sept. Is. al O'Clock 7. NJ
BY order OF the President:
self 2p2t CHAs. N. FROST, see'y.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
vargi,sia CANNED Coa,.

sEvENTY-FIvE CENTS PER BARREL!
as Cents per Barrel.
am receiving orders and delivering this celebrated Coal
at the above very low rate and would advise all who wish
seeue supply for winter hnnd IN their orders without
delaS.
Also, PfffsBUR6, ANTHRACITE and ENGLISH GAN
MI GOALS, at lowest market rates.
WILLIAMSON SMITH,
Atorceyy Fnrwelrs
sdlt 2plat SO Natehez street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
~ why is the s1oat sewing machines

badly abused by agents OF other machines
Beeaue the public have pronounced them best having
superseded all others The sales still continue 10 increase at
No. 81 Canal street.
seIO 2hlmEW NJ 8 UEDRIfyK Aeant
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

CaEnH SALE Boptsl sAoes cad n7ai9, Cloth.
re- ssil tts gsl stfaa ~ ias bsota ana
shoes alstss sa1g ssl siir's ta place this da
as 10 oseaaek, LeAntnpht sache tos aeqa soous
2 q se E4lsssts street Terms 1T sale.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
.saftonal g'niom Ticket.
m FOR PREsID ENT: u+.-"
JOHN BELL, of Tennessee.

FOR PREsIDENT
JOHN BELL, of Tennessee.
FoE VICE PRESIDENT:
EDWARD EVERETT, of Massachusetts.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR LOUISIANA:
First Electoral District
RIYIERE GARDERh, Of st. Bernard, Eleecr.
@. DEFERRIET, of Orleans Alternate.
Second Electoral District.
Hon, RANDElG, HUNT, of New Orleans, EleroT.
JuLEs LAFERGNE Of New Orleans Alernata
Third Electoral District.
CHRISTIAN ROsELius, of Jefferson, E!ector
DuNcANs. CAGE, of TerrebOnne Alternate.
Fourth Electoral District,
]. o. FUQuA, of East Feliclana, Elector
Il. N. FAyEor, of West Baton Rouge, Alternate.
Fifth Electoral District.
THOMAS H. LEWIS of opelousas Elector.
vALslN FouRNET, Of st. Martin, Alternate.
Sixth Electoral District.
JOHN RAY, of 0uacha Elector.
Hon. il. Il. HODGE, of Caddo, Alternate
Each at the Polls his vote for SIX ELECTORS
each of which reside separate Districts ty2i
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER II. 1860.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

r8-Why does the Wheeler s. Wilson com
publish many against The Sloa Sow
ing Machines
From the fact that they great improvement theirs
and does away with the leather pads and loop check.
The Soat Machines still continue to more than double tile sale
of all Others at No. 97s Canal street.
seI0 2plm&W NJ. S. HEDRIck, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

Majority for coombs oyer MeClarty. 2297s
Majority against Me0lartyt 500
This result ought to satisfy the most skeptical as
to the hopelessness of the Breckenridge movement
in Kentucky. It has a majority of 3S,756 against
it; but III November Douglas will get three times
the vote that Boiling and Hopkins received; whilst
Bell and Everett will add largely to the vote for
Goombs.
The organs of the Breckenridge movement have
been comforting their readers with the assurance
that the falling off IN the popular vote was tremen-
dous. Let us see how that is:
Total vote IN 1852 l4si5S
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

Ag- Genuine wheeler & Wilson'S Needles
The Agent first and only house 10 reduce The price
Of ofWheeler & Wilson Needles to 20 cents per dozen
AT urgent request the ladies' have been induced 10
keep lpply of Wheeler Wilson's Needles wheie they
call witt all prpprietgto purchase Wheeler Wilson'S Needles
at New York prices.
soat Sewing Machine Room, No. 81 CANAL STREET.
solo 9MluEW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

Y e 1RkAr EASTERN ASn DIRECT TRADE WITH
- s'eslh As'p EtknPE. 8 The Washington cor
7 respondent q the New York Herald III i despatch
dated the ssh Inst. says: NS'e''''-
M Great Eastern shall return ID tnis oo.n.rn
az sla will come To Hampton Road ~
ns ile A,nsrica win dHternsne the question siior
and dollars earl TRIP Mill Sc suiesns It s9u
her as regular trader between this Southern ,.,
allk England. house in New York ssnara..se hsss
60eO bales Of cotton, while many siatists NM nI;s
zeal seoncmlsfs IN the South are enihasiastse "a,
farmers favor it, The merchants, as class3 A.,
-unagilliag to break up their old commereiai ~
fangements Or fall in with this new hobby. Nj
Mlnn has hopes that he will overcome this iaatura
opposieion Of The old aud slow houses Baitimor
alone easiid furnish nne-fourtf of the sevenfsti !
thousand dollars freight required.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14

IMPORTANT PEoyIsros IL ouR TREATY WITH CHIsA.
Washington dispatch under date of the 7th inst.
has the following:
= appears from our treaty Of amity and COM
magce with China, just officially promulgated, that
Tue United States will exert their good Offices in
Gaze any other nation should act unjustly or OPP
pTsssivsly against that empire. to bring about a
Y s9atlafactory arrangement Of the question, thus
showing their friendly feelings. A similar pro-
4 Vision y contained in the treaty with Japan,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-14
THE KENTUCKY EaEcTIoN.

An attempt has been made BIZ the partisans OF
Mr.. Breckenridge to explain away their recent
defeat in Kentucky, by bringing forward various
reasons such as the smalness of the vote the dlvl
sions in the party, etc. The Nashville Patrlot,
however in the following article, shows that these
explanations are not at all sufficient;
The official vote at the recent election in Ken
tucky has been received at last 1t foots up as fol