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FaYOrs Received.

Mr.. Hughes will please accept our thanks
for the musket barrel, lock and powder,
mentioned in our last issue. The curious
can examine them by calling at our office
We are also indebted 10 Mr.. John Ros.
ser, formerly of Camden, but now of Mem.
phis Tennessee, for copy of the Memphis
Daily AraLdnche, containing a speech deliv.
cred by hon, VIM. L.. fancey, of Ala, to
the citizens Of Tennessee, on the issues
involved in the Presidential contest. We
regret not having space to publish Mr.. Y's
very able address. The Avalanche saws, Mr..
Iancey has agreed to place himself, after
this month, at the disposal of the National
Democratic Committee. which will appoint
hm 20 speak in all the large cities of
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, and
also in Boston.
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Ex.Goy. Wise.

Ex.Gov Henry A. Wise, in a late letter,
has given declaration to tho following sem
timent I: 81 fear that Black Republican
ism is to triumph in the coming election
If so, mean for one to abide by the Unioa;
TO .fgM tn Il, not out of h--aid in saving the
country, aud lis constitution but not to
submit one moment, or to concede one sim
gle item to triumph which will degrade
me and mine in this confederacy of free
and equal States"
Many persons are disposed to believe that
the election of Lincolp to the Presidency
will not lead to .disunion. Why 80. They
are induced to believe this by the senti-
menls uttered by few rotten office Seekers
who would barter principle and integrity
upon the supposition of obtaining fat
stake. Not more than twelve months ago
Mr. Wise was one of Douglas warm ad-
mirers, and 80 continued until Madam Ru.
NOR whispered in public places ",hat per-
hnps he (Wise) would be the next P,esi
dent Of the United States" hen 10 we
find him considering Douglas the rival he
had to conquer, and forthwith denounces
squattersovereigntv, which he had before
pproved-acting in person at Harper's Fer.
ry, making as much noise about the mat
ter as though he owned the whole of Vir-
ginia-visited the ferry one dark night. and
like Gen. Washington, was taken prisoner;
e>denvored by his speeches and his letters
to make the Southern people think he
would fight the enemy as long as there
remained one between Virginia and New
York" See Mr.. WIS position then, quite
n contrast in his sentiments now.
We do not believe that Mr. Wise repre-
sents the maj ority feeling of patriotic Vir-
ginla. She has ever manifested a spirit Of
resistance to tyranical domiueering powers,
ana shall 1t be now declared at this enlight-
ened Time by the largest slaveholdiug State
in the Union, that the South should sub
init to abolition rule What would be the
result? As President Of the Unled States
he would have a controlling influence over
the affairs of every State in the Union. In
his possession will be the sword and the
means to carry out the already murderous
plans constructed by his ardent "Smilhites"
and "Cheeverites." Virginia is enlighted
upon these matters, and we do not regard
the fishy sentiments uttered by Mr.. Wise, us
the expression of n majority of the peo-
pie of the old Dominion.
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Hon. George McC Witherspoon.

We regret exceedingly that the i'll health
OF our late Senator, Hon. Geo. McC. With.
erspoon, forces him to decline reelection.
His card of declination appears in to days
paper lie has filled the position of Sena.
tor from Lancaster District fort the last four
years, and during this period the high du-
ties deVolving upon him have been effici-
en'ly, ably and promptly discharged His
constituents can testify 10 the zeal with
when their private interests, when entrusted
to him, were managed ; and in his more
public relations, the influence which the ex-
ercise of his clear judgment, conservative
views and close business tact was calcula.
ted to create, was just beginning to be felt
in the Seuate Of South Carolina. We hope
that he will soon be restored to condition
of health that will Justify him in respond
ing to the future calls of his fellow citizens
as READILY as he has to those of the past.
hr. w. was at the time he declined
without opposition.
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For the Lancaster Ledger.
II H..

MR. EDrToR Your issue OF July 18th
contains n notice Of my proposition signed
Peace. The first thought of Mr.. p. IL, that
my proposition presents "a very menacing
aspect" i q. threatening The I'D is, There
Is nothing Objectionable" in said PROPOSE
tiCn. But, the objection as stated by Mr..
l.. is, my exercising ny right Of stating what
would be the natural conclusion or infer
ence drawn, it no one undertook 10 prove
the points involved in the proposition. I
knew Mr.. Editor, that that would be tho
ground of objection; and my knowledge
of the fact, is the main reason, why | would
have II to accompany the proposition; that
all could see and know for themselves, that
there is not the least shadow of proof in
the Gospel Of Christ, (Which is n revelation
of the dispensation that we now live under)
for the practice Of sprnkling or pouring for
baptism or that any one is "A scTiptural
subject for baptism but u believer Admit
for argument sake, that baptism came in
lieu Of circumcision, (Which deny) what
then Gal v. 2. just put baptism in the
place of circumcision, and you have it,--if
yo be bspIsed Christ shall profit you moth
ing. Just read for yourselves whoever
will ! The Sd Is, "the document referred
TO contains all the elements Of gambling"
How Mr.. p. can reconcile this with his I'd,
"howeyer there is nothing Objectionable in
the proposition, unless Mr. Peace istends
to recommend TO the youth Of oGr country
gambling, as something that is by no means
objectionable" Beware Mr. p. or you
may become violaIor Of the acivil law"
and like Haman, be hung on the gallows,
the work Of your own hands. N.. p. tells
us that he "wishes TO live peaceably with
all men, aud especially with all good men;
but may we not safely infer from his docu.
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South Carolina Central Rail Road

A corpse Of Engineers, under s. s. Sol.
omons. Esq, Chief Engineer Of The North.
eastern Rail Road, commenced au expert.
menla survey Of the line Of this road,
rom Charlotte 10 lancaster, on Friday
last Many oil our citizens are decidedly
IL. favor Of this road, bp, they are unable
10 aid Pecuniarily aod when we atten.
ded the Sumter Convention. Judging
from the published proceedings Of meet
ing neid IN this place a few days before,
We gave II n. OUT opinion that Charlotte
would literally aid in tie enterprise. We
regret 10 find now that we were mista.
ken, aud that many persons Who We sup
posed were friendly 10 The road, now zip
u the cold shoulder" We know that the
President Of the Northeastern kali Road.
who was here last week, felt il. But Why
has tbs change come over some Of the
people herei Our opinion is, that the
action OF The Sumter Delegates, before
the Sumter Convention, notifying the
Delegates from Camden that they would
not be permitted 10 take seats in that
body, has been the cause vf this change.
As might be expected, the people Of
Camden, as they we're exeuoed from the
Sumter Convention, have been at work
10 endeayor 70 counteract the effect Of
the Central Road on her interests, and
she has started . new project, which, We
fear, will bave the effect 10 operate n
gainst the proposed new road. The
friends OF the pew road, below Charlotte,
will be surprised az this, tus ., some.
times happens that somepersous, in their
zeal TO carry out amsasure. are estopped
by their hssty action aud should the
Central Road TALL 70 the ground. the 10
Judicious action Of the Sumter Delegates
may be assigned rs the true cause. We
shall refer TO ibis matter again. Char
iofs ". C) Wig.
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Gbe Iehqer.
LANCAsTERvILLE, sc.
wEDNEsDAYMoRNIN AUG. 20, 1860
At Home Again.

In connection with the announcement of
our arrival at home again and readiness to
re>rnter upon our editorial Iabors, we would
express our thanks to the late Editor pro
tenn, b. J. Witherspoon, Esq., for the eff.
cicnt and satisfactory man ner in which he
has conducted the Press during our absence.
The credit Of the present, as well as the
several preceding issues, is due to him.
We are also indebted 10 the "I,ocaln for
the decided spirit with which he has super
vi>ed the affairs of his jurisdiction. With
such coadjniors we need never fear to en-
trust the Ledger, or doubt that the interest
of it and the wants of its readers will bo
abundantly cared for
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meut the reverse or,,it nsasters not what
the principles are, whether they be correct
ones or otherwise just 90 he has peace,

that is ALL. r-s,7ssz'az-rs-sz-7 s'-rss,,r
But Mr.. p. is a very conscientious man
and, he is "a juror; the Clerk Of the Court
will swear him; aud then, Mr.. p, "howsv-
er paioful it is to HIN, his duty to consci'
ence and his country, viii compel him TO
report this challenge for exhibiting gam
bling propensity )" as he says, or do vio'
lence to his conscience" May / not just.
ly fear and tremble when am brought into
open court upon the oath Of such n man
as Me Peace. But, what, have L to fear :
so long as have good tesiimepy as Mr.
P.'s in my favor. 'there is nothing objec.
tionable' in my proposition all that | will
have TO do, will be to present this in open
court; and show that the ground of objec-
ton is in "the closing paragraph" as Mr. p.
says, the paragraph accompanies, but is no
part OF the proposition aud should the
court endeavor 10 set aside this part Of Mr.
date and sci aside the whole, agreeable to
Law aud then, suppose no one " ill envy
MIR. P.'s position. ] infer from Mr.. P.'s
"document" that LII @ man who has created
au uproar in the church, and that has turn
ed the world upside down has been up in
Lancaster District. Bu This was said Of
Others long ago. (Acts xyn 6v,) who was
every way bctter than myself. II is evident
that tho object Of Mr.. p, is [as well as all
his brethren) TO blind the mind and draw
the inquirer after truth, away from the
points involved III my proposition; and pre-
sent 'hc author o. said proposition ~ o sui.
ject for investigation. us one whpse notions
are impurr, exhibiting gambling propen-
sity." ... .... ...... ....r ..ra
In conclusion, il nny. enc an Lancaster
District, or any wher. else, will prove from
or by the Bibie--the Word of God --th
New Testameut-,hat tho Baptism laid
down in the law OF Baptism recorded Mat
xxvIu ch. ~ verst, is sprinkling or pouring
or that any one is II scripturai subject for
Baptism bat believer, they can have 5 1000
TO give for the sp'ead Of the Gospel Of
Christ
ID any one feels disposed 10 undertake
10 prove said points. will say 10 such, that
all you write upon the subject will be pub
lished in the Tennessee baptist, free from
charge, und have the paper gratuitous while
said discussion lasts, aud all others in Ian
caster District at hal: price. Who wants
i'll. Yours in Truth,
LEWIS T. ROlLlNGS.
y. Is. Wbneycr undertakes must sign
his name proper. | shall hereafter no ilce
nothing that may be said in the Ledger.
l.. T.. X.
Tmnmonsville, Aug 10.
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New Postage Act

We are requested by our very worthy
Post Master TO call attention TO the new
postage Act, passed at the Last sitting of
Congress The following embraces the sub
stance thereof
"That when any person shall endorse on
any letter his or her name and place of res
idence, as writer thereof, the same, after re-
naming uncalled for at the Office TO which
it is directed thirty days, or the time the
writer may direct, shall be returned, by
mall 10 said writer; and no such letter
shall be advertised, nor shall the came be
treated as dead letters, until so returned to
the post Office of the writer, and there 70.
main nncalied for for one quarter"
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lAdyertisement,l

Ma. EDIroR.-As We have learned with
much regret through the columns Of your
paper, that J. ID. McIlwaine has declined
the nomination as u candidate for the Sen.
ate aud we are also with like regret in.
formed that Hon. George Nice Witherspoon
will decline. which places the District in
an awk ward position as the election Is not
lar of, We think it proper to make nomina-
lions Immediately and rs these are critical
times We wart sound and prompt men to
represent as, both in the Senate and House
0i RePfesen :ai;Tss, therefore Without 81.
tending TO cast any reflections upon those
who are now in the held, we would respect.
fully place in nomination, John Williams as
u candidate for the Senate. And Thos. l..
Clyburn and M. T.. Crawford for tho lower
house. VILLAGE AND DIsTRIcr.
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Possible The Washin gton correspon-
dent Of the Phiiadelphia Pennsylvania says,
that the object Of The visit Of ~. Ro,hschiId
to this country is 70 look amer The large in.
yss.ment Of funds made for by A. BsImos.
10 the nomination and election Of DoagIas.
What can this mean Have the Boths-
childs some large plunaer scheme on foot
10 Centrrl America, which ihsy wish 10 se-
cure through the aid ofan Aiasrieaa presi.
dent' lt 10 well known that this great
banking house owns balf Of she hings is
Europe, controls the London Times and
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| Advertisement |

MR. EDlroR.-ln con.cqucn cr Of bad
health, must decline beiHg c4ndidate
for reelection 10 the Senate Of the State.
| return my thanks To tlIr people OF L,ncas-
ter District, aud feel grateful to iaem, tor
their many acts Of confidence and kindness.
GEORGE MCC. WITHERSPOON.
Lancaster, {. H., s e., Aug Odd 1860.
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Death of Gen, J. w. Cantey.

we regret exceedingly to learn the death
of Gen. J. w. Cantey, which event occur.
red al his residence in Camden on Tuesday
OF last week, His position for many years
as Adjutant General of the State, brought
him into intimate association with tbs pco-
pie and he was universally regarded as
chlrnlrous and noble minded gentleman
AS an officer he had few equals in the State.
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COLUMBIA. s. e. Aug. ~. 1860.

Homewsrd bound, we reached this city
on Monday last, by the Spartanbnrg and
Union railroad as far as All:top, where il
intesseots with the GreenViIIe road and
from thence by the Greenvlle road to this
place. AT Ails,on we were detained three
hours, waiting for the down train from
Grsenville. Ii is q warm aud uncomforta-
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1860-08-29

The census returns ip the West are
dreadfolIy marring 10 the Rhetoric Of fig
ures. Cincinnati, with it's boosted 200 900,
will actually count not over 10000. ST.
Louis that claimed her 10000 to I 80 900,
will not exceed 100000. 'HH a1" s.
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The Brecklrridge and Lane demonstra-
zion at New Orleans, on the 18th inst, is
said to be by far the largest and most en-
Lhusiastic political demonstration that has
yet taken place in that section or county.
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There were four deaths from yellow TO-
yer in New Orleans las. week
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FAvoRs.-We are indebted 10 Mr. Oliver
Beckham for basket Of extra fine peaches.
He has our warmest thanks for them.
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reigus supreme over the stock exchange
Can it be possible that Il aims to rule over
Yankee Doodle, tbeugha n bankrupt Presi.
dent.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-14

s1'e 'ess ~ seIesss y TIE C'ty ffess-eisnt OF
ten naraeranhs from The pes--sla thezre-t zs.-.-.
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NASHVILLE. TENN. WEDNESDAY. MARCH IA. 1860
misfellaneons.
VESPER GAS LIGHT.
The Cheapest, Most Brilliant,
AND
Most Convenient Arti ial Light
IN THE WORLD.

rT,HIS GAS Is generated from Pure Coal Oil aud
Il for elegance, economy safety and simplicity
cannot be surpassed. The fixtures in the sane
style as the ordinary Gas fixtures
Its adgautages that it is portable gas light,
unrivaied for brlianey cheapDess. cleanliness and
simplicity and be use wherever ar,i6cit
required IL Is easy to regulate and req Ares
trim ing, and for attention, whatever, after light
ing IL IS perfectly safe and free from explosion,
and has odor sm I'll while burning. The light
can be made to burn with any degree OF briiliaucy
by turning screw, and be increased instant
o1sIy in volume from that OF candle to ten or
tweHty, by turning valve as in ordinary gus.
The Vesper fias hane and fixtures precisely re-
sembe iu form those Of coal gas, but in brii!iancy
and purity OF light, II possesses deci1ed adyan-
tage over any coal gas It requires chimney.
there is need Of daily trim,ning OF wick, and
tIabic out IF order. ana child
age il readily. The gas burnedf in lhe YeSper ix-
ture is generated frbm pure$cOA all, or stYesper
Oi, (Which is manufactured expressly for this bur-
ner,) without any admIxture OF alcohol or other
foreign ingredients, aud its supply is unlimited
suit all tastes. from the plain, simple light burner
the most elegant and costly ch tndelier. Each
fixture is perfect ia itself there is outlay 10 be
made for service pipes, meters, regulators, &c.
The gas generated la this burner, and all futures
from the cheap single light the expensive chan
delier, miniature works. are ia themselves. They
are sold al prices which do exceed the
dinLry gI fixtures similar styles and ornamenta-
ton.
Churches, hotels public halls, stores, steamboats,
and private residences ihroug hOnt The state
be iIteI up with thes. eles mt and convenient
add So much to the appearance Or such places, and
the comfort Of the home circle, and wh;ch, here
tOfOre cOu be used only IN thOSr favored districts
embraced within TIE coal gas limits oG large cities.
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From Rev. Stuart Robinson.

CHAS. W. WRIGHT, VI. u.
the ky., School VI Medicine,
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NASHVILLE, Dec. 1859.

From y. ID. Cr sss, Nashville
NAsasILLE, Tenn, Dec II, 1889.
Ne sSKz. T. II, TAVLOK * Co: have had IA for
about past, OF your Fesper Gas
Lights, aud gives great pleasure 10 STATE, that
reg ard Superior aay other portable Light
that | nave
Its simplicity arrangement, freedom from danger
% vx ssJn, cieailIacsS, stsGInoss, aad purity OF
light. qualities that mus recommend II 10 any
" hp viii try It. IL gives a hgat winch 20 me,
seems DO equal in 0riilaBcy "a the ordinary gas
light. Very Respectfully,
y. d. CROSS
These oaiy very fe~ OF the testimonials
have. CsIl aad cXAniac for yourself, ~ No. ~
CoIi1na1e Baiiding CIerry street, NIsavllle Tcan.
THOMAS IL. TAYLOR & cO.
jAnI2-u
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yITIsHING TO make otheri Investments, we pro
w poseto eIlillnur Real lEstatein DaEidsODco o :,
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|ilarge and deouvenieatStere on the North aid
|1the Public Sgaare, uos ooeupisd by AbbAy
Z = Co. For terms apply 20 Mr.. Adams or
~ ANDREW kHING
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LOUISVILLE Aug. 20, 1859.
W. II. SETTLE, ESQ II gives great pleasure to
state .IfIer u ITII al tue '.Vesper lamps,
my study for six eeks St. and AFTER obsery ing
closely the leugtb OF tune, the expermeut
VI Iig .iting UIon Iet," wsth these lamps,
have euITe cJnfdencc in their el;acy IL see IA To
ey ali lae sav4.Lagss OF the bssL gas
ilgD - those w0o I've out of the cities aud Iar
Tue process Of preparing aud lighting the lamp is
SO re.li iy learned, the fixtures simple and
little labI, tc OF vi order the cost the light
paratyely lite, aud tie free from
all d.nger, { neeIs only neIe acquaintance
the plrI Ui the public with the Nesper Gas Lamp
bring Ipt general use Ihfvug hJut the county
STUART ROBINSON.
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Home Testimonials.
frO--l ,ue Rev. ?. :. fLil, \ lslvI.le.

fIO-- tut hcF. 7. = I'M y ieIINIIc.
NAsHyIL. L, Dec, AZ, 1853.
Cot. T. ii. TAYLOR--DeaT b ave used Tor some
tme, QUE cf Yosper Lamps an beg leave
exp. my ODbgatIOus 10 Ior having gntToidced
il my HOtcc- 10 persons living IN tiiv cOuutry
IA p1Tts the ciIy where gas Ca.nUI be hat,
may deslse IgHt IsIUCh .s-OTe eCoaoDCal IhLG
gIs-.iId the Iuiiy equal to It Iiiuni
..AIlns pO~eT-Ihis APPARATUS will prove uesi-erI-
l regard tHs a tue m st beautiful and most useful
Invention fJr procuring, Al a email cost, the ddvan
l. <, ; OI gas hight 1 the
sa.e thai perfectly s1ie-Ah explosion being
mp JssiD 8ps PIE constitution
a.ld managed sSlLLi
Very truly yours,
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.Adsaac I'd Taxes.
Colts rss's 0FsscE, csrS Hkir,
a-aFuIIN Ian -0fh Isis1

SAszy1ILEs Jan. -osh, isoo.
PAYERS Ia5 xsst % Avtil Oh sm selves of
E priFl szss of shs iIE, All - "a Prs-pzs meat
eORAfIoS TAX y, Tor The year lsso, are
Eaotlde thai they 1aa nos d. 50 81 sliins
rsHs Hsctorss o.azs latsrsst At ne Fsls of oxk
y. per moata sili be ali0Eed from the date of
re, tilI - sf Jaiy osasrs % taxable prop
q. has ity viii nal g 10 thsfr iaiefsss 20 call
ttsiy. A NELSON,
LIN Csl.eesor.
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c. s. NOREHEAD,
Thus. ,. PAGE.
LOUISVILLE Ky. Sen. 81

W. ii. SETILE-Dear Sir Afer having made a
thorough examination OF the '.Vcspcr Gas, ,, IN rcla-
tiOu to IT'S Illuminating pewer, chemical compositions,
ETC., do hesItIte to recommend It being
Ter and more economical well possessing great
er Intensity of illumination than any other tl
now
III the laboratory it is superior the alcohol
means of obtaining heat, aud will be found Of in-
valuable ~ the druggist well as the
fact urIng chemist.
CHAS. W. WRIGHT, VI. ID.
Prof Of Chemistry in the KY, Sch0Ol Of Medicine,
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TESTING ONIAL IS.

Scientific men and others who have thoroughly
tested tie OF the Yespcr Gas Air Light,
pronounce II the best and cheapest light row ko~n.
Numbrriess stmo.ials being received daily
FROM al quarters hig tor tue excellence of this
light few of wGlcu sIvIn below.
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Kentucky Testimonials.

From HIS ExcrlIency, Gov. z. II. MOrehead, and
IhOs 3 Pas-, Esq, State Aud t.r.
To WM. Ii. SETTLE, Es4 LOuisville, ky.-DeGr Sir:
We have been aud using your -'Vrsper Gas ~
Perfectly satisfied with i;s utility IL gives
soil bril- liant and beautiful light, anu is perfectly
secure from explosion IL Is very cheap aud
nOmical IN usc Of far less than any other
light We satisfied that il Will be adJp ted
By ali persons who have not the opportunity of OBJ
tanning gas, and also To whom gas IS accessible and
with hum cheap less in the original outlay for dx
and the continual expense Of burning is OBJ
ject.
Yours, &C., C. s. NOREHEAD,
-
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Uautgo.
Eross 'Ties .xantea,

NASHVILLE and Northeastern Rails cad Con.
by Wish tocostraesfor AZ. 900 CEDAR ctsUss
steefioaS, oiHehes thicx, sell hs~n, 10 face
Xpxest place moi less tn@a 5 iuChes cisaT Of
smber 10 be SQUAD 80 be delivered a tIh 6 : rads
tthe road ia Nashville.
koarractOrs wantto soutractfor SO, 900 WHITE
E-OAk ftE-S of tne same sIxe Ine 5ove 10
! sred on Iue iiae OF tue rSad Ia Psies frOrl
NJ 70 section - saSush On e4chsestise 10
FlEe same.
nns wIshingts bid sili !iFeet 10 the President
fectors OF tue Nashville and Sorta-gesIsrn
htc0mpony Nashville ,feaaezsee-
n If