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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06

SUMNER RESORTS OS LOSG ISLAND SoUSD.-The
leautiful villages situated on the shores OF Long
slaDd Sound yearly and more resorted to by
New.Yorkers during the Summer season. These IA
voIite retreats may be reached by the following steam
bCats:
Steamer leland City leaves James slip for milestone
Tlrope Noes City Island New Rochelle aud MamaroDeck
Steamer Ela leaves athane Market slip m, for Green
WITCH and Stamford Coun.
Steiner Conhderce leaves Cathahne Market slip p n Tor
steamer, Bridgeport John Brooks leave Peck slip at II
for Bridgeport Conn N,
steamer Elm City leaves Peck sip at p H. Tor New Haven
Maano leaves Fulton Market slip FOR hayena"ood
and Astoria -four times dsy =, .
for oil, ge Point md Flushing 4 l. T. >, and d
Long Island leaves james slip AZ p NJ Tor Great
Neck Sana's Point Glen Cove, and kosyn
George leaves tatharine Market sp NJ y p NJ
for Glen Cove Oy Bay, Loyd's NccA, aud Nodhp9rt -
Steamer Ocean Wave lea OSTstIeet pier on rqesdays
Tidays, and Saturdays for Huntington, stony Brook aud
Port Jefferson
Steamer ebuetts leaves Ohvertreet pier Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays for Odeut, Greenpor and
Sag HaIboT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06
IIdrarfisemenkl

PYRFNOLOGY AND THE FOURTH OF JUL
Pref FOWLER win remain at bis rooms end tige .ss.
citizens ana strangers every day this week MS "
Brosdw sy always open and FRsE to Visa0"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06

JOIN c. HrEvAv.-The following paragraph APP
peared in Beirs Life in LORdoH OF the 23d ulti
Heenan still adheres 10 5 intention b. return %
New.York by the Vanderbilt but previous TO her de-
parure On the itb OF Jolly, he and Tom Savers have
proceeded on short spauing tour on their own ac.
count and not as the employees Of any specn ttors IN
exhibitions It's as well ibis shoud be known
rous rumofs are ahoat that whatever may be received
al tie doors does not 90 to the beHciaTes. The men
went on Friday 10 Newca Ile-on-lyne, whence icy
were 10 proceed 70 DaJln, Limen.k, Cork, Belfast,
&C."
Mr. Heenin will 10 accompanied by his trainer,
Jack Macdonald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06

EXCISE CoMmssIpsERs. The Board met on Thugs-
day morning and anied nineteeni nnseepera and NO
storekeepers licenses at $50 each. The demand for
blanks is fast increasing and it is probable that the
few remaining days Of the commission viii be marked
by an unusual amount Of business. Tins far, over
go licences have been granted. The Board will neat
meet on Friday, at 2 ?. III.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06
GAdgertis ment ]

SCROFILA OR hlNG EVIL is n coihulhtiphd
disease corruption Of the blood by which this ud becomes
,iis,d and poor Being Ia the circulation u per AIDES
the " hol, body and but Ia diseae part o t.
bst.yer b. rs origin IL j. hereditary IN the constitution de
dg from parents children unto the third add fourth
g,pentou.H indeed seems be the rod Of him WhO says
viii visit the uiqurs Of the fathers upon tuer children"
One quur 4 al people scroulous their persons are
Inv ti lurking Infection, aid their hea IN uGd ruined
nv IT, 10 The system must Tenoya'e the blood
by attentive medicine and inyigose by healthy FOOD and
e1eiise. Such medicine supply IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06

The REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL CAMPAIGN CLUE
Tie regular meeting of the Republican Campaign Club
was held at The headquarters, No 722 Broadway last
evening Mr.. Thomas G. Girwan in the chair The
following resolutions we're unaT imc usly adopted:
Resed That the Republican Campaign Club he. learned
rse iars who by his earnest devotion 10 the cause OF
and BY his daily industry and integrity had deefVedy
acouired hieh position among his feo citizens.
Eesoted That the death Of Mr. Wilkins the Club has lost
sUsbe member society Of it, best securities agin
the dangers which beset at the hands Of our political oppo
nents. Al. T. IL
AID relatives Of the deceased
The meeting was subsequently addressed at some
length by Mr.. Marshall, after which it adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06
Such g medicine We supply IN
AALI-a
CoNrnl-Nn ErTnArr ID SAnsAPAHnLA.

fONPUTND FHThitI % oAhFAIAIIIII
the most e8,cua remedy which the medical si OF our times
can devise for this everywhere prevailing nd a malady Ii
combined the active Irmeaas that have bee di-oov
ecd Tor tie of this fou disorder ron the blood and
The rescue Of system it, destructive coneqnenees
Hence should be- employed for the Of not only scroul
bat also those other affections which aIse from H. .uch as
Frf and sLn Diseases ~ Ahthouys Fire, Rose Ery sip
ess Pin ps Pustulcs Bdches, Elals and Bgis iunors,
Salt Rheum, seald Head Idngwonn hheqnaiis'
Svubir end Mercunt Dsrasc DroIsy Dyspepsia Debility,
nnd indeed al complaints aig nom yaed or Impure blood
Tie popusT belief IN lmIlnty Of the blood founded n
NTH Ion Srrofa T. degeneration Of the blood The particular
rro,e and yue this sarsausia l. 10 purify and rrgrners
th vital luJ without which sound health Impossible IN con
Pr~a. by Dr G. AVER Co., Lowell Mass, and sold 10y
all Druggists e4eTywhcre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06

Losses BY FIRE-The total loss by fire in this city
during the six months ending July was sl9S,Slo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06

A NEW STEAMsHIP.-The Liverpool New-YOrk and
Philadelphia Steamship Company have contracted with
Messs. Tod & McGregor, the celebrated builders, Of
Glasgow, for a steamship for toeir line between
Liverpool and New-YOrk. This vessel if 10 be called
the City OF NewYOrk, aud will, in sze and speed,
surpass any of their present feet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06
Brra1.Rrs.-On Tuesday night the house of Mr..

BURGLARfFs.-On Tuesday night the house OF Mr..
John w Underh No 20 Washington street was feloniou'y
entered through the grating in the sidewalk The burglars
the basemen aud theuce asgnded 20 the
upper rooms The door Of apartment secured by
of stone which placed against II this dd not retr the
operators succeeded in forcing open, outstanding
nj ~ every closet from no'tom and
can row be ascertsined carried away number Of valuable ar
os among them several Of ladies' furs The family
absent from the city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06
Nurnbsr remaining June 80. 1850.

THE UNSAFE BUILDING AcT.-Mr. Greene &. Bron-
son, Corporation Counsel advised tue Mayor that
he eonsceJs the Of the Legislature provld-
log against unsafe buildings, unconstitutional. His
nj, cipal obiecfion is az fOlows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06
E1nur.-A FIGHT took nIace in font of a porter.

A FIGHr.-A tight took place in front OF porter
the Of Myrtle avenue and Graham street IN
hicb 4 and clubs freely used One was knocked
and Others or les injured large crowd
hsd he when Policeman Carr and Cons a1e Folk
came md fcered the bgeents by aresng four persons
ed nry Person Wm bcCluskey Patrick Layton and
VIM Ludlow The latter discharged; Layton waived
animation and gave bail the others fined 30 each
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06

ARREST oF ONE OF THE CREW oF THE GRE ~
F,s1FEN -Thomas Atwood Of the NJ the seau sr
(irat Ea.eJn was arrested Thursdy charged 10y the Chic
Engineer til disordery couduc ms bordnagn g. lie va
Tai before Justice Connoy and held to bail in 300 to keeI
the peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06

THE QUARASTINE DAMAGES CoMMIssIoN. -Yester-
day the Quarantine Damages Commission resumed tee
investigation of claims for damages 10 the property At
The Quarantine riots of September, 1858, the Hon.
Elias w. Leavenworth presiding.
Adam Breeze examined in reference 10 articles OF
kitchen furniture which be had sold to DIR Thompson por to
the Quarantine Tbe der Of the occupied
with tie examination Of Dr. Thompson In reference 10 the nu
articles in the different respectively which were
destroyed tine Commits oners With view to
facilitating the progress Of the investigation viii take such fur
Their testimony viii be presented to the at some place on
Island probably Quarantine. They desire TO close
the whole matter as as possible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06

observation-disclosures NJ, Carthy, a boy, was arrested
charged with breaking into the store Of B nard Woods No
81 F street Neduedey night and robnng u OF
tAo coats and lot Of cents lie confessed his guilt and was
loo Red up by Justice Bremen foT uiL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-06

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The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-03
YaIlceyisIll

!; is said that Il. \. Hunter one Of fl,
Srrrdcrs from The Charleston Co,,c,,;,,,
made the following remark in the town o.
Alexandria
LET THE Union go TO I'LL.
, II had the power, ! would dissolve
inns government in two minutcs.".-.L r
lIorgap. I
ILrt us break up this rotten, sinking
M oppressive goycrnmcnt."-GcD.
Gayle. IT,
"k"SiStancc! Resistance :! to death
'galIl+t the government is what We want
now" "'''''
N Dorjd UpIJard.
"hrrak up and dissolve this rotten Yam
N'r s'Frrnm'nt.'-.L ID. r. Williams.
yet the union rip."-R. d. annie
MY voice is for war."-G. d .Lyc,
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w i-5 Nr Breckenridge id not ccr,ir.r :,
""V"."-.H.nt upon the dignity Of his po,icr
70 '.h" III" stump and make speeches in b,b,,,
'i '"'. ud thu democratic ticket On, of ,t,.
Sp'.'". Dee made during the canvass WAS mad.
t'th. rrir.us OF Indiana AZ the Tippcc,roc h,t,r.
E.'""l um Of which SO take tn, coIIowic,, ,,.
t.t:
81 Al CONNECTED WITH No
ih3Fl THAT HAS FOR IT'S OR
'L'.! TIE ENTENSIONOF SLAVE
IN /! .oH WITH ANNTO PREVENT
.'..oIHOPLE or 4 STATE or
'.....' DRY FROM DECIDING THE
I. IL ION OF IT'S ENISTANCE
W i THEM FOR THEMSELVES"
Mr, l,.'ckinridgc then continued 3:
J. HAlPEAED To RE IN CON
4 ''ii~' WHEN TIE NEBRASKA
~ ~, ! ASSED, AND GAVE IT NY
' n l., bECAl 81 II DID WHAT IT |
plf'-N u: 1T Acknowledged |
IiiE Gli;llT OF TIE PEOPLE or |
IiiL TERRITORY TOSETTLE THE |
81 r., ION FOR THEMSELVES,
AND NOT BECAUSE | STPpOSrD
WHAT DO NOT NOW REF TTI,L,
THAT IT LEGISLATED SLAVFBY
INlo The TERRITORY. THE
rlHOtEtTlC PARTY Is NOT 4
lEC->hNNERl PARTY"
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Brccf1inrtdge and LincOiu Work
ing Together.
CORRESPONnENrE

I NVIlTiIII0T V.NITINI r.
YIN. W. French Editor 9ftle Le6crsoartN
Rep:
DEAR SIR: As we are advised, you were
present and heard the Hon. Jesse ID
lhishts speech at Fwing's Hall, in This
city, ON Monday night last, will You be 50
good rs TO state If Mr.. Bright did ordidnot
use this language in his speech:
1--WE must beat this anti-Lccompton-
Douglas Democratic party You may be-
GIN Tomorrow, il you please, but it must
be done!
The most of us were present and re-
member the exact language in substance.
We wish to hear from You a. YOU under
stood If.
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PROC AVIATION
BY THOMAS 0. UDO2
Governor OF the IuTc Of
k-Orrf>,5nn-,


SIS ES|HEREAS six Electors far p-...,..,
w Vice President ofthr United st,tao.r' ana
i l'SoI l1f NE state Of Louisiana ON TIrtSbsV
'Iir ON day OF November next as f,llo,ys o. ~,
''ie Ei'ci"r from the Fii,t Electoral Dist,ic, 8
nm PnishrS ct Ilaqu'Inrs and ST. Brrn,,i. 49,,
, foubourg Irene ana the
ph' f-,'ctoI from the Second Electoral D;,,r;o,
composed Of the Second District al tb, ci.ro
Di'ahS, twrh the *. piion of the T.,i ~ Nv"
di[Gm.) aud li2 First District Of the cv Of VHs
Ono El.ctor from ibc Third Electoral ni.,,;..
composed OF thn Fomth Iji,triSP ~ H.. ',sii',
New Orleans, that part of The ,',r;,i ,',e OF
Hng on the right bank of IA, Nissii.; y aus a.
| T"Ni'S ni Jeii1son, st. Charles :, r. ,' 'h'
n"P'i"f' ~. james, ASCENSION Assrr,r,io,, Wv
i'ucL', and Tcnchouuc f'o"' Lit
Nh' h,'cioI from thr Fourth Electoral Di,,r,., |
composed at the parishes If 81 Top,,,,, ~,
inston, Livingston, -; Helena. Fa", ~, I" ash
", T'irana, Ionta Coupe East Baton Rol'
N'tl Baton Rouge, and lbrryiIl, -'O's''
Oh' Electoral from the Fifth EIocto-,l NJ. |
composed OF the counties # Atakon.s AMI %.
''i,a'' ana the parishes Of Rapidcs and Avn,,r
CIV I''ct"i nom he sixth Electoral 'Iii,trici
co.. posed OF the counties Of NatrLirncbrss oro
II and Franklin. pursuits u Oaialou-
Il, No"' therefore, have Thought proper to iy&
''i' ny Proclamation, notifying ihr c1,iie,J ~,
- - 'n'"uS hnut Tho state ot Lousi1u, # tL. Ia
'oH aforesaid and commanding all SLo,;., C',..
,'E'''''is 81 Elections ami all other oeic.r ~ 81. IS
~ concerned 10 hold said election for T,I.,,,..
l. 1. resident 'ud 'ic, lrcsid.ng on TIES0 H.
%" "'y 81 November mkt, 1850. said ,,,ii',, ','
d" conducted and returns thereof p he nal /
%" IrP Is according 10 ia. provision, |r T'
"h.iIuiipn and laws in such case, r,d ..'
provided. H'ue ana
I"'n under nay hand and rhc seal Of ,lo s,,.
u i',i';hiA' ri 'i' city of Baton Ro,,a. tIi, 81
o.! ~ > pi'nbrr 4. D. 1859, and If the J,J,'
nh '''''' IVA 'h' eighty
~ IN" Governor: -
cate o''I'taIy oi e
IN ohedi'ncc 70 In" abov" proclamation uo,;.. 4
H''"y gwen that tie polls will ID. onrroJ .,
J, several election precincts in the Parish orB, The
res nom the hour of 8 o'clock A. n IN -
crock J.. W., ON TLESD ~. the 9Th day ~
Hh'f i. -. 80, TO- a., purpose Of rycni,in,.
FI vote, ior Electors FIR .;.I.,,, anil w
',.''n o. ''. United States. and the Commits.
"'I "i Elections appointed Iy fha Police ,Jrry
also h"i.i'd 10 he Pr's,ut 1T their rcs,,r,ti;;,'
cl''s, and conduct The said election. All ,,aI
Ir' according TO law ''''' maui
~ =, .4n Office. N.Nan lria September OIL,
Pun ". j. NEAL, Sheriff III
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-03

Charles Dickens has written positive
endorsement OF Wo-ccster's Unabridged
Dictionary. He bestows upon it the most
unqualified praise, and his testimony will
have great effect in England towards max
ing 1T the standard authority.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-03
COMMUNICATED
SHREVEPORT Oct %

"""' nave seen IN Natchitocbes
''i'i'e'llie' Bossier and Caddo nor;.bos
came up via Natchitoches, CANINE
""'nS'iiIe ard Fillmore to this placs
stopping at almost every plantation on tbc
way and politics being at this momor, .
'u'j'et Of deep and absorbing interest 70
'''y one had fine chance to learn Of
'"' tendency of feeling in every nei~lbor-
.'''' by the way. To my surprise
round Camptc and vicinity the only neigh.
"'rhood that will give Brcckinridre mn
J"'1iy. In Caddo the BrcckinriJre mon
only claim majority of 35, and the Bell
men claim minority of 100.
1t is TO be much lamented that news-
papers and stump orators arc so little to no
r'i''d upon in their statements Of eypectod
majoritics for their favoritc corJ;Jo,..
J is only those who travel much, and ,;.;,
'nd converse with the citizens ot ,boir
"''H"S' who can possess any true bosis
upon which TO form any estimate IS .ho
/o""'"cy of the pop~Jar hcayt And do
believe indeed ! am confident. that tbc
mon cause is steadily gaining ground
II is widening and deepening. And !, &c
70 'r regretted that the election comes so
S''n' Tor Just rs sure rs to-morrow,s CIR,
VIII rise, would the Union cause tri,,mnb f.
before the people if they only had time 70 i
'''.''' sufficiently convcrsant with fine
nee distinctions that divide politician. D.
Gradually and steadily it is immersed :,
upon ih" minds of breckenridge men ,bo, /
thor great High Priest Nancry) lopo,,l r,
'i ''o. " Popular Sovereignty" rIopL e.
should be inserted in the Cincinnati; ,,,t u
l'rm and that the great unwasIc1" Il
"'.".''z"d upon that popular Sovereign r.
= plank that it was the great rallvipr tn
cry ~ I'll the Democracy North and Sou,b l,,''
"H' '"d all conservative men of all partics =,
caro- TO ITS support. They find, too. flint sq
"h''' II this condition of Democratic pros- Ec
l'"'y' this same high priest. visits Soutb 20
'"r''''a IN 1889 10 arrange tIc r,o. '1,'
%'"1H", which Ec had 50 cInrbot;caII,. ,,'I
"'d T'rsietcnty demanded in 1856. I'm, f. Br,
''..,' '"' insertion Of one thar would IN"
, .'' '"' way Tor the election of a Black .I '''
'.iHruran by breaking up thc D,,ooo,,. 81
!. :aay. r r
'''. '"'Sr things Nr. lanccy knows eff,
.', h''h' hearts Of he American pcopIr , ,,
,ud ,ri lr Lopcd Iv fr,ir,, H., . Mac
.".'' "h"n the cIrrtirn was 50 hear ot inc,
.a', ,o "prcyi2.,atc The. cotton s,o.a,;., his
... 'a,;on" b. rrr, artvn,,,.. ,l;.o.,'',1 cla;l
.t.-. ,ntI.,r..,1.. ti,.,r '''~ qurl
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-03

"" have fallen upon evil times. uurJ.r
- ''I uncommon, and treason claims the
power and responsibility Of the land,
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-03

NEGRO "WIDE-AwAKEs." A nerro
"N idc-Awakc" club was formed in Bos
ton on Wednesday last.
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Sufficient census returns are mode IN tbo
MARSHAL to form basis for estimating the
population of California Mt 100000
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- French and English Prints:
po'n''iIc OF every width and quality.

Domestic Of every width and ouaIj,,.
~ good stock Of staple and Heavy Good,
Mu'Ah dc Lains, Cashmrrcs, NIcripo. N,...-
a.' scotch FIaids, Sk striped Wor.ted III,
,''ls'''iIi'Ia very good article for every Js,'
n,n' hl'H ~, I"phns Splendid Black and col SGl
an ms Winter Brmgcs; Cashmcr, and SILL,
Dress patterns; flanncs--solid and Prj,,cd cai
1r>, L3Ie% stock Of Irish Lin ms, Towels TabG,
OI9'hs, Quilts, good assortment of Frenc Ri,o
ana White Bankrts-fyc AM six ,a;,,', i' D,,o
Nhaws and Cloaks are admired F''''' U'N
s, "ur st5f6 Of Ladies, Cents and Children,
Hn''i ana Boots Is unqucs'onably os l,ra.c VIZ
a' ger than any in this locality II,on SIM 10.
Tn..,i,, > &c Our Clo,Elng for Grnts and
o',I - ana general Fnn4hing Stool is we'll az .,.
','l,f' ara ora varigat"d We hav, a.o ycr, i,r,o
''? ,gt OF Croc!kcryware and pcrfumcrv '"s'
-,, ol ladies is particularly called
pn>.[,t-,,p AID rich assortment Of WINTEP
i'lH' ladies and Mi,,rs hats. An of our
,,'I ,a n'' o"n carefully and tas;eiuIIy selected
,.a WI" hc sold very low for cash or GOOD pupc,
y" customers. Give as q call and convince
Oct2On GILBEPT & LTEBsCUTTTZ
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-03

"A camel express is about TO be establish
ed between Los Angeles and Port MoLave-
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N o T IC Z

ITO the Stock Subscribers Sc A.. ,
Rail I Raad r stem Of the Mississippi ano
con, ne directors of this company having
G SInaracr on the 18th Of last month with 4
RR nah P for the building of eighty mile,
, noaa nom the Atchafalaya River 10 q,
terms IN, that is satisfactory. ''' :" -
ec subscribers are notified and ram
pay hve per cent of the am.,. 4 Of tba,rf :
, uums on demand to A. g. Pearce ESQ m,
, n,ei zen per cent for the first of Noyr,nh,
vi. per cent on the first of DECEMBER me-,
'cn Fer cant ON the first of January NOV,
suhso 0,p! corrections are necessary and
,nn yG,oip.Ions are respectfully solicited for
o.u oi TINS important enterprise.
"us I-u III. BOYCE. Pres;
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-03
city Treasurer, .scno,,

'PoFa''oh OF A"Nlniria. in account with
l. Thomas J"wr;;, Treasurer.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-03
f""i''on Of Tr. zsrcckinridrc

Yours, n ever. Waudcrcr
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.,,......,..,. S y or LOUISIANA.

bgor4eTcf Me Coayi.
OF g. LABAT. Cit
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1860-11-03
l.. +. PARKER.

4 ITohNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
a Law, Alexandria ia. a.
All business entrusted 10 his car. will lc attend.
d TO with pnnctuaiiiy and dispatcR. angI Nv
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-05-16

or French roll, but still it is manu!actur-
ed product, and by an illiberal construction
Of these Acts mght be subject TO taxation
under them. But as our people have al
ways been willing and even anxious that
our North Carolina and Virginia friends
Should supply them with the above named
articles liberal construction has been
placed upon these Acts, and they have no.. 4.
and tgust never will be taxed under these
or any Acts of the Legislature. Give this
"much abused" Act that same liberal and
common sense construction and our North
Carolina nnd Virginia friends will have no
room to apprehend any danger of being
prosecuted when they visit ny with their
usual good intentions
With the view Of assuming my full share
OF the responsibility ofthis measure, I have
,hus in general way, expressed my opin-
ion in reference thereto, without pretending
to Tgne the question closely for reasons
above indicated my opinion can 90 for
what it is worth.
J. T.. RUTLEDGE.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-05-16
The Ladies Fair.

Amsng the subjects Of local interest brow
ing in luhcasierville just now, that of The
Fair Of the Ladies' sewing society, to COM
Lnente on "Wednesday evening, the sad inst,
"a by no means the least interesting. We
are Informed that preparations are going
forward in style which should insure n
triumphant success. A Fair in our Quiet
town is quite n novelty, and the efforts of
the young ladies' TO get up something to
disturb the dull monotony of a Village
life in quiet season of the year, should
be appreciated. And the objects which they
have in view should elicit for then aridi-
tlona! thanks and insure most liberal ,.at.
ro"dGe., Of. course everybody will attend.
The Fair itself win ai1ord rare entet.
tainment, and the fair in ATTENDANCE will
lend additional charms of no small coaside
ration. Young gcntlemeR should govern
themselves accordingly. In our day, an
entertainment, offered by the ladies' was
never slghted-to do so would have been
considered suicidal.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-05-16

The ByFoRB MoNUMENr.-Thc Char.
lesion C6uritr gives description of tho
Montuent intended TO commemorate the
tragic incident in the struggle for fadcprn.
dence, which occurred at the place in>this
District, known ns Buford's Battle Ground.
1t was ordered by the citizens of ;hiA Dis.
trct several months ago and is now ready
ct the sculptors yard in Iiharlest5n. We
have copied the article from the Courier,
and have corrected an error of date which
represented the batl as having occurred
>on"ihe eth of Mays instead of the 29th -
If the same error appears upon the Monu.
ment, it should DC corrected before taken
from Charleston. The monument is most
appropriately Inscribed.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-05-16
Admissions to the Bar.

The following gentlemen were on Tues.
day last admitted to pra;t;ce law in this
State: .,... .."..
John X. Beety, Conwsyboro; William
Choce, th,' Spartanburg T. II. Clark,
Edgehe!d w. }. Clarke, Columbia A. II.
Dargan, Darlington X. NJ Fuller, Beaufort;
James /. Hart, Union William Hill, Co
lumbia Z. q. Jeagcr, l.aurens +; S. f. Nc.
Queen, Marlboro Thomas T.. Powe, Jr.,
Cheraw; J. b. Sanders, Walterboro wv. p.
Shooter, Marion X. NJ. Wallace, Yorkville :
W. H. Wallnce, Union w. ID. Wilkes, An
dsSson !; l. r.. Wright Darlington.