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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-07-25
The Presidential Canvass.

The result of the Presidential campaign,
now inst opening, is the subject of much
prophesying and speculation in the political
world. The New York Day Book, which
purports to speak from the best information
now available, concludes that the election
of Breckenridge and Lane by the people is
altogether probable. 1t puts down the fol-
lowing States as sure for this ticket Vir.
ginin, North Carolina, Sonth Carolina,
Georgia, FLORIDA, Alabama, Mississippi,
Texas, Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky and
California; making 90 electoral votcs.-
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Oregon, Missou-
ri, louisiana and Delaware, giving 55 cleo
toral votes, are set down as probable for
Breckinridge and Lane. The aggregate
vote of the above named States is 1853.
which is barely sufficient TO elect: the
whole number of electoral votes is BOB
neceasaTy to a chQice, 1872.
All agree, however, that the result is yet
exceedingly uncertain. In addition to the
above, the States Of New York, Ihdianna,
iowa and Minnesota, are within The rargc
of possibility for the Breckinridge and Lane
ticket. The contest will be between this
ticke; and the Black Republican: Bell and
Everett are not likely to carry but the sin.
gle State of Maryland. Douglass, though
having respectable party in almost every
Democratic State, according to present in
dications, will perhaps not be able to carry
single one of them.
Should there be failure Of The people
to elect President, the present House of
Representatives will have that duty to per
form, each State casting one vote, and n
majority of the whole number of States be.
ing necessary TO choice. The present
ilonse is divided politically as follows -
observation-disclosures, Arkansas, Cnlifor
MIA, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Illinois,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Oregon,
South Carolina, Texas, Virginia-I4; Re-
publican-Conneciicut, Indian, Iowa, Maine,
Massachusetts. Michigan, Minnesota, NeT
Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio,
PennsyIvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Wis
consih--l6; Equally Divided--Kentueky y.
Maryland and North Caroliua--s /; Ameri.
can-Tennessee-I. IL requires II votes
TO effect choice, and as neither the Demo-
crats nor Republicans have a sufficient
number, the four last named States, will, Of
course, hold ''.he balance OF power
Should the House fail TO elect President
before the .4.h OF March, that duty viii
then, Ia eifeeb desolve upon the Senate,
which has the election Of a Vice. President,
who, o,undsr the Provisions Of the Constitu-
don, beeomes president Of the United
States. The Senate is composed of ma
ority Of Democrats.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-07-25
LANCASTERVILLE, sc.
MORNING, JULY 25, lss
The Work about to Commence.

Much interest is doubtless felt by our
citizens TO know the precise location of the
proposed Railroad via Lancaster, Bishop.
vile, &c, and much anxiety is felt to see
the Surveyors upon the route. We are
.eratified in being able to state upon the
.'Eority of letter from the President Of
the n. f. X. r. to Mr.. VIM. Stevens, n
member of The committee appointed by the
Sumter Convention to procure a survey of
the route, that the work of survey will be-
gin about the first Of August. The En-
gineers will commence at Charlotte and
the work will progress under the general
supervision Of Mr.. s. s. Solomons, super.
intendent Engineer of the North Eastern
Railroad.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-07-25
Mails and Postmasters.

The Southern Christian Advocate says
"Every week brings us many complaints
respecting the mails. We would remedy
the evil, if We could do it. Postmasters
are officers Of the Government, acting for
the people. Wherever n people are not
well served by that officer, it is their duty
to themselves to use their influence to have
him removed and a better put in his place.
We have lately made complaint directly to
the Postmaster General Of one whose nee
lect was made apparent to us, and We fear
that it may become our duty to let hIm
knoY what others are doing
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-07-25
Sad Accident.

We regre. 10 learn, says the Charlotte
Whig, that Mr.. Cyrus J. Wilson was so
seriously injured yesterday by II TALL from
a swing that his life was despsred Of
Mr.. Wilson had erected swing for bis
children aud got in to try il first himself,
aud while being swung up the rope broke
and he fell upon his back. Mr.. Wilson
being very stout man the effect oi the
fall was enough to injure him seriously.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-07-25

The EcLIPsE OF the Sun WEDNESDAY,.
-Ou Wednesday occurred one Of the
most remarkable ecIipsss Of The sun Of
the present century. II was TO be visi.
bIe over the northern par. OF Africa, the
southwest part Of Asia, all Europe, and
over the most Of North America.
The line Of central eclipse extends
from the Red Sea through Northern AZ
rics, Spain, the Atlantic Ocean. Labrador
and Hudson's Bay to the Pacific Ocean.
Ga this line the eclipse will be total for
several minutes. Whether a central
eclipse will be total or not depends upon
the apparent diameter Of the mooo,
which increases as the moon approaches
the earth. The variation Of the suns ap.
parent diameter is but tnfliog. When
the suns apparent diameter exceeds that
OF the moon, we have sn dnnaLar eclipse
(from annulus, q riug). In The present
case, however, the moons apparent d.
ameter exceeds that Of the sun BY a
quantity, increasing with the moons nj.
titude, from sixty seven TO about one
hundred seconds.
Cape Chudleigh, IN Labrador (at. 90
degrees nortl'), whittier the Americas as
,roaom'cai expedition has gone, lies on
or very near the central hne OF the
eclipse, and accordingly the party will
enjoy the rare pleasure Of behoIding the
total obscussiion Of the sau Tor several
minutes.
Prof Olmstsad remarks a. follows in
references to an eclipse that occurred In
June, lsce, Of which be was IN eys.wit.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-07-25
The Drought.

The drought continues to prevail and the
crops in tins immediate section, and in 9th
er portions of the District, present n most
sad and deplorab!e aspect. 1t has been
near six weeks since we have had rain to
effect any good. The weather has been
exceedingly warm, during the greater par,
of this time, the Mercury representing near
100. Three weeks ago, never was there
brighter prospect for large and abun.
dant yield, indeed, it is said by some, that
had the seasons continued. the crops would
have been the most bouniiful ever before
produced in this District The best Of bot
tom lands almost fail to sustain life. In
some portions the tassel is completely kill
ed and the blade pa'ched up.
The vanity of man too often leads him
to boast of his future prospects, and it is
the hand Of the All.seelng God that checks
by sending His judgments upon him
We should not forget TO pay due homage
to Him in time of plenty, rs well as in
time Of want.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-07-25
IcoMMUNIcATED.l

q Convention of the Elders and Deacons
of Bethel Presbytery will be held at Ches-
ter on the first Thursday In August next.
cd day,J at II o'clock.
Sermons on the offices Of our Church are
expected by the Rev. J. s. Harris, and Rev.
Wm. Banks. '."
Brethren are most earnestly requested to
attend. Err. MILLS, Ch'mn Com.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-07-25
THEMARKErs.

CHAaLorrE, July i7.--Prosisions 10 dull.
Flour SO and 81 per barrel. Corn SOC. Pey
busheI. Hog Round lie; Hams, I2i; Sides
II and III Shoulders, o and I0e.
Nkw YoRx, July 2o.-The salex Of Get.
ton to-day were 1900 bales, with the mar,
ket quiet and s,eadier. Sales Of IA 900 bbls.
Floor were elected Southern quoted $40
and $40.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-07-25
A Capital Toast.

At Fourth OF July celebration in one
of the parishes in this State the following
sentiment was offered
SENATOR SUMNER, of Massachusctts.-
For his disease, the Medical Faculty pre-.
scribe The inside nf the Pine and the out
side Of the Goose.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-07-25
CARD.

Do. q. Benaett takes this lnetAea $ in-
forming his numerous friends witp<1Fe1ze@.
liberaliy extended han their patro64 s.
tbs epsuing four or i've weeks Uf@f 4&
fessional lahore. O.ders, during his TEN,
porary abssncs, may .be left at his Office.
July 2oth, 1850, y II. s,s
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-07-25
Oregon Elections

The Democrats have secured majority
on joint ballot 10 the Legislature, and Mr.
Shields, Democrat, is elected to Congress
over Mr. Logan his Republican competitor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
zlOuIsVIilc and Nashville
RAILROAD.
HsSss5 EzszS.:ss Ezzzszsa 49,,
.FSESEsT EszsSs - sSsssSssa ssz5Sz&
G II An EE OF TIME,

-
1.-TWO through Express Passenger Trains besween
l. Nashville and Louisville, making close ccapec-
tons al Louisville Tor New York, Boston, Ph'ladel-
ph:a, Baltimore, Washington City, Buffalo; Niagara
Falls, Cleveland, CineinHati st. Lozls, the Far
West. e
On and after SUNDAY, MAY TIE 9th, 1850, trsia
will run rs follows: $50 .ls1
First train leaves Nash lille at 90 N daily STOP
ping at Gaatin, Bowling Green, tis,sgow Junction,
hhZabethtown, and all regular stations when signal
led by Tag, land arriving in Louisville &: 2do p
NJ Returning, leaves louisville go p. Nj, step
ping as above and arriving IN Nashville at $40
4. NJ.
second train leaves Nashville at z:2o P. N. daily
Sundays excepted, stopping as first train, and
irving in Luui vile 90 A N. Returning leaves
louisville III $40 A NJ, stopping above, and ar.
riyn in Nssh vile al go r. II.
Gailaiin Accommodation Train leaves Nashville
daily (Sundays excefted) al 500 p. ~, and arriv-
ing IN Galiatn al e:52P. N Returning leaves Gaia
tin at 700 A. H., and arrives il Nashville at e:l0
a. M.
Through tck"ts IN sale at the pot for all points
North East and West, with chc.e of the many dill
ieIent routes.
JNo. B. ANDERSON, Superintendent.
Al. FIELD, General Ticket Agent
may7-dIf s-..f =, 49, ..s.--
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
IN ORDERING TICKETS oReERTIFIcATEs

Encloset he amouat of money 10 our address for
what YOU wish TO purchase; name the Lottery IN
which you Isl, It n vested, and whether You wish
eholes, Halves Quarters, receipt Of
which We send What is order ca by first mail, to-
gether v ith the scheme. s44
Immediately after the drawing, Printed Drawing
certified To by the Commissioners, WILDE seut with
Explanation. EEEse 1ez5cz
~ Purchasers viii please write their signature
plain and give the name OF their Post once county
and State
nsstrictly onhdential
So Allprizes of 81 600 nd under ,psidimmediat
yafrer the lraw.ng--othei prizefatthe usua tineo
forty days. s--s aas--4
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
he Invisible Hearing apparatus

NR DAVIS, ocuIl=f and Aurlss, q tarondele, 81.
II >cw 0Fl ans 1a.s = = nrHiy -tnveaset instru
cent. for ext enc cases OF l'esipess WITH as as
81 cas- Ito ENJOY ordlary conversar5oa and hear
spnbi;e assemblies Il rests Inpse ely vi hn the
ar and can be Horr vi bout the eiightest Ia on sc.
gan IN 3 eop5k61e fR1<auf = tlzlsy. and BE- 81 do
X Ia Hme 20 en- BILE person 10 diareuHe WITH -
-. eaa sa4 exhozne u ssad Ter oifeat1rs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
Hide. Oil q Leafier Store.

ny RfRKfaTRicK & SONS NO 81 sourH rnrnr
u. SrREkT, between Market and Chestnut Streets,
-hiiaaeirhsa, have Tor sale 8. - 49,
DRT q 81 LIED SPANISH HIDES,
,ry and seen aiteo Patna Ksps, ranner,s Oh, Tan
er's and Curriers' Tools at the lowest prices land
= pm the be<t TERMS 3 50 49, ~
a. Ailsinas OF Leather in the rough warsed tor
xhIch the hsghesr market price will he given in
sass or sakenn z-shanRefsr ui5es- Leztoer stored
zee OF charge and sold on commission
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
Ere h Corn Meal.

THE subscf Der has made ARRANGEMENTS With one
i OF the most excessive mllls IN kentac<y for
5alaE weekly supplies eff Family MctT, and is now
r ce,ying 5000 buss.eis which offers to the City
rrade q; slight ADVANCE over cos. and csrrias<
ssess- assz A.. JENKINS
my12 ese1,s 80 - ssas1 10 harksg;.s Get. i
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
Grausportation,


e Passenger Trains, vii iuL as ieioas:
Leave Nashville at a. y. and 5, r =.
Arrive al CHAT noos q 80 r. ~, AID IS A. y.
C.sAIStss WEST. s-se.<z-szz
Leave Chattanooga at z: o a.. u. and 80 r. y.
Arrive ut Nashville ~ 5 {. n. gnu Az.
Ii rail connecten, and shortest route 10 Boston,
~ New YORK, Phiia, eiphia, Balsi,1ore. washing
sca CITY, Riclnlona, Petersburg, Lyuchsnrgs kuox-
vile, Savannah Charleston, montgomery, aemphis,
New Orleans, S.. zs-sss-- :
Both Traiuss onnect at Stevenson With Trains %
Memphis aid chailrsI.n RsiIrvad II CLatlanso.
"a with TRAINS East Ten nessee and GeoIgis and
western and Atiahsic Railroads. f
Through Tickets may be had at any hurr on appH
cation 10 Ticket Agent, cfce az elof TO the fol-
lowing pieces. and ut the .otluwing prices, viz:
Nashville 70 New York, Eh, Char esun.S s ST IS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
EXPRESS FREIGHT.

THE Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Compa-
l. ny, in connection with the Roads below, are
running an Exp e~s Freight Train from Charleston
and Savannah to Nashr lie, at slower speed, bun with
he same certainty as thei- passenger trains. Node
lag to freights by this cute. Z. W. col E,
Ian27-f. Supt.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
Wrapping Department.

In this department will be found very
large and we'll selects stock of
Black Silk Mautillas
Black Lace Mantillas.
Black Lace Points.
Handsome Grenadine Shawis
Handsome Greuadine Scarfs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
Splendid scheme I
TO BE DRAWN

{ Each Wednesday In june!
Glass go Draws "Wednesday. June 6. 1860.
Class 2S2 Draws Wednesday, June Is. 1860.
Glass 294 Draws Wednesday. June 20 1ss0.
Glass SOC Draws Wednesday, June u, 1860.
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TIcKEcs.
- IS Asanbes--l3 DTasen Ballots.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
robacco ra,e nays

A. HAuILTON'S WAREHOUSE,
On Holdays, Weinesi ays and Fridays,
50 Ar TEN QUICK Il ~.
This arrangemsut Is made for She paropsse ..
both accommodating buyers sad plastsrss snd hep.
sili be ratistssfsrys -
uaSl1~H Ad<AtI1Vs
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02

Our Catalogue refers brt partially to The GoofS
(kspt By us] in their respective departments
-oour friends and patrons We beg TO say, that our
stock Will be equal, If not superior TO any we have
heretofore offered: and ulsst respt ctful! invite
an animation Of it, assuring all who may favor us
with CALL that they viii hud our prices uniformly
low, and our terms most IioeraI, allowing hand
me DISCOUNT for all cash bills. We are new re-
ceiTing STICK daily.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
icEs lcE,i lGEsS

M have opene.s our Ice Depot In the rear o
the S<ate Bank y IL seal ~ cheap as
IN the N rks that II cd. Der ice : from Par
disc Hill, n rtesn miles .rth Of vile. AMI
fur TO eight inc..s Thick We will open = depot 8
'.suth Cherry street C. AaC.asy,s srocer5 xt.i
tbs,al she - ~ A s5-=--.ss-
narlss f. \ il GARRkrI
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
Burning F.uid.

TANNERS OF, 3perm Oil, Lard on, Coal Oh
i Lrseed Oh, tor sale at = ----csi.sEtg
feb25-tI RAINS BROWN l. co.'s
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02

az n MONTH AND ALL ExPENsfs PATps--
8e(4 An sxcssf5s wanted ID evers Tow q snd coma
In the UnI5ci Slazes % enEffe n 4xesl5ees4bie
aud easy bnfilese By whtrn tbs abeve Profits msy
- certs3r1v red15&od. ~ further psfsfcalatg nd
dress nr. ]. EsxRx KhzNxk. ccrner l4b street, and
Brpsdv Wy, Heu York Guy, ehetoe ale rosseeo
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
UnderWear.

= A MOTHER invoice or seasonable Underwear Of
n GAUGE silk, Gauze Merino, Cashmere, Linen,
Isle Thread, AID Coltop, received and fur
sale by 49, J. Ii. McGlL
aprS- { 4f=a -a.f ~ = sET
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
PaiHcannOtrxisI wnerfthisPlastelis apple

TdluGcuHUtcAlSl hHtfttnisrl uSttIls apple
Sheumatism Lameness Stiffness Weakness lie
,iiity Nervousness Neuralgia, Dyspepsia Cough
ana Colds Pains aud Aches OF every kind down eve
10 Corns ARE IMMEDIATELY REIlkf Ii, aRd with
tile patience PERMANENTLY CURED by the mag
calinauence OF the MAGNETIC PLASTER Ii Is the
simplest ,sGresi ,saiSl,
edyin existence. It's ippiicatci ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Iy TO the strong man the telicate woman and tbs
feebIeinfant. To each and siiit willproye q Balm
and Blessing Its use / agreeable and withoutan
aoyance rouble- Its price is within reach ofaIl
rich or poor; allmay haTeit, ana allskouid haveii
~hoare sick land suffering gin any way.
FARMERS and PLANTERS should always be sup
Piled with the MAGNETIC PLASTER It will re tns
GoodPhy sicianin any household ready ST all lines
and at instant notice.
PuIupin lfr-tighttin boxes. Each box wii.makf
six to eight PIasters and any child can spread them
Priee255entss box ,withfull andplaiD directions.
DC. MOREHEAD. N. d..
frentordnd Propriet 10 Walker street ,Nesc FoTl
MORE4EAD'S MAGN ETC PLASTERIS SOLD Bi
ALI. DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS IN GENUINE
MEDICINES EVERY HERE.
luly29- deodkweowlyln
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
one Capital Prize OF s37,soot

Whole Tickets SO; Halves So; ouarters So So
Certificates Of packages in the above Scheme, TO bd
drawn esch Wednesday, will be sold al tie following
-ates, which the risk. = se---Eas aaA
Certificate OF Package of e Whole Tickets. SIG 50
:. 20 Half * :. "a SO
.s &c Quarter e 81 81
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
Ceal Oh Lamps.

r DOZEN Coal o. Tampa, % various ssyles, dfi %
u with the csslbi ii I'd Collins Burner, Tor sse by
ishzs-0 RAINS, ssoHH ".
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-02
Meoifal
A BL0ODLESS vICT0RY!!!
1,0O0, 900 Boxes Sold Of
AleAkEEAEAD'S
MAGNETIC PLASTER

T,HISsn enormous Quantity 'his Invaluable Rene
i dy has beer ';rchase, BIZ citizensof lac Uniteo
during the sport time Al has been before the
public. TIE reason for rhseztraordiaary snccessfs
simply In the actualtruth ana value the article
NC one buy tie MAGNETIC PLASTER without be-
coulingit friend II performs all that Is promised
and carries with IL its Own Recommendation Truly
.hisisa victory-peacefuiand bloooiess-but we be-
Iieve notices. glorious than triuraphs OF war 18th
itst-ain of ca nag and desoIation
The MAGNETIC Plaster IS undoubtedly the
tsrestest Strepgtbener and Pain Destroyer that Sci
eEce has yet discovered. iIyouputthis Piasteranv
wuere, II Paints there The Plaster viii stick there
untilthe Fam las vanished fnePiasteI magnetizes
he PaiuzEay and -
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-12

Hss- The Valley Cleaner, sprightly, inter
esting, and especially able local paper published
at Lee, Mass, opens the new year with new.
bright and extended page in its publication.
Inasmuch as this paper ID printed on the for
mer press of the Esou1RER, we feel particularly
called upon to give it this word of notice. The
Editor says, however, that one pair of the climbs
winch we sent him, are missing through some Of
the cracks and crevices of the railroad" and
then Saying that they have been compelled to
have new pair cast, mildly suggests that they
won't be likely to get away again! As the
aforesaid limbs weigh something like IS pounds
solid iron, with the rest in proportion, We should
mildly imagine that they wouldn't!
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-12

NEW PRESTON, Jan. 9th, 1860.
MR. HUaPHREY.-Allow me to express ny
hearty thanks to the gentleman through whose
kind benefaction, in common with many ofmy
brethren, 1 receive copy of the Litchfsld En-
qulrer," with receipt for the year. This Il .
most '0econe surprise gift, from one doubt not,
whose benefaction is prompted by love to the
common cause of our Lord. II adds another TO
the many gifts with which the year has opened
upon me, in the kindness of my own people,
gathering OF my house, loading my table, and re-
plenishing my purse.
Thus gratefully expressing my renewed obligs-
ton, in behalf of my family, as well as myself,
thank God and take courage.
~. Yours Truly,
j.. Fl. STRoNu.
This is only one of many similar responses"
we have received for our friend, the deuor Of
these papers, from the Clergymen in the County
ED.1
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-12
Editorial Notices.

B6~ We refrain from making any comment on
the ministerial pronunciamento now before our
community, for the reason that we consider such
discussions to be out of the province of secular
papers; or belong more properly to denonnina-
tional journals. When the recent "Letter to
the Churches Of the Litchfeld South Associa-
ton was brought to us for publication, we re-
spectfully declined to print it, or allude to the
subject of it, for the reasons above mentioned
Now that it has been given to the public how
ever, we may be permitted simply to say, that
In our opinion, there is no advantage to be gain
ed by any further discuss ion of the matter, un.
less it should be brought before some proper and
responsible civil or ecclesiastical tribunal, and
that much i'll feeling on all sides may be saved
by dropping the subject wholly at this point, as
we learn there is disposition to do and fur
Their, that such discussions, painful to all in them
selves, reflect no credit by their airing upon the
cause or the Master, which the disputants rep
resent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-01-12
9ittbdela Gnqulrer.
THURSDAY, JAN. 18th, 1860.
RepubIican State Convention.

A convention of delegates representing
che froemen Of Connecticut, who are oppso,
sed to the present National Administration, VIII
be held at UNIoN HALL, in the city Of Hartford
on WEDNESDAY the 25th day of January next,
ct 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose OF noml-
mating candidates for Governor, Treasurer, Sec.
rotary of State and Comptroller; also to appoint
Delegates from this State to the next National
Republican Convention, Or take such action in
relation thereto as shall there be deemed adsisa
bic. The several towns in this State are re-
quested to send delegates equal to twice the
number of their representatives in the General
Assembly.
CHAaLEs WHurLEsEY, Hartford Co.,
w. w. STONE, New Haven Co.,
H. H. STAzKwEATHER, N. London Co., State
A. FL, BYINoroN, Fairfield Co., Central
T. N. CLARK, Etchfeld Co., Com
Z. d. JACKSON, Windham Co., mittee.
Arthur B. CALES, Middlesex Co.,
L. E. PEAsE, Tolland Co.
Hartford, Dec. 21st, 1859.