fore propose, if the appointments herein' alter stated shall suit the convenience of Col. Wattsr to meet him and us many of our fellow citizens as may wish to hear an address from him or me, at the following timc'3 and places, at 2 o’clock, P. M., (except at Aurora,) on each day, viz:In Logan township', at Shane’s Comers', onMonday, July (5th.In Kelso, at McKinzio’s Cross Roads, on Tuesday, July 7th.In Jackson, at Ilubbell’s Cross Roads, on Wednesday, July 8th.In Milter, ut E. W. Jackson’s, on Thursday, July 9th.In Manchester, ut Esqr. Anderson’s, on Friday*, July 10tin la Sparta, at Churchillsville, oh Saturday, July 11th.In Center, at Aurora, on Saturday) July 11th, at 7 o’clock, P. M.In Clay, at Dillsboro’, Monday, July 13th. In Cvcsar creek, at Geo. Pale’s; on Tuesday, July 14ih.Ih Union,at Hartford, Wednesday, July 15. In Laugheryjat Wilmington; on Thursday,Julv IGlhi•e yIn Lawrencbburgh, at Lawreticeburghi on Friday, July 17th.In Randolph, at Rising Sun, on Saturday, July 18th.I am, gentlemen, very respectfully, Your most obedient servant,A. C. PEPPER.To Capt. James W. Weaver,and others.ftJrA letter from Col. Wccived too late lor this paper.The venerable cx-President Jackson, concludes a business letter, of recedt date, to a friend in Cincinnati, by the following just remarks, in relation to the hard cider and log cabin system:“ I think the attempt of the Opposition to degrade our moral and national character, both at home and abroad, by their liumbuggcry of hard cider and log cabins, begins to recoil upon the actors. It is saving to the people, you are too fenor-Itic(