The Pee Dee herald. (Cheraw, S.C.) 1856-1859, March 24, 1857, Image 2
This notorious man and ignoble Senator '
?-rendered notorious and ignoble at oneo,
by proatitutiog his high j<osition to the de- '
fematioo ol'a venerable and distinguished 1
publio servant and the falsification of his- 1
tory, had bid a tempoary adieu to the land <
he disgraced, llo quite recontty tailed J 4
for Europe, aod while in New York tn at- | I?
tempt was made too rente sothe excitement i
to do him honor. The demonstration, >'
however, was a very slight ouo. Tim *
'Young Meu'a Republican Club" met *
him at the ship and taw him ombark, but ^
the mosses could not be movod. Thoy were *
Inexorable, and Mr. Sumner wr.nt to aea j ?
with but few to witness his ?xit. It in I
believed that thv day of his martyrdom in P
past, the public mind having boon already. c
too much excited to boar more. 11
Sl/MNF.u'8 career ought to tosch denin- vl
gogucs an impressive lesson. Taking abo- *
iitioniam in Massachusetts at its flood, he P
was soon waftod into the T inted States
Senate. A blind and reckless fanaticism b
made all solicitude or inquiry as to his fit-1
noan or qualifications ns n statesman, iiopoe- j
siblc. No one onquired, because no ouei
cared. It is even believed that the same i
vote that elected St'MNVit would, with equal n
alacrity, have sent Tiibodorb Paiikkr, ,r
Wm. Lloyd Garrison, Abdy Kelly, or ;Pl
Lucy Stone to the Senate of the United ; ^
State. ! As an evidence of thi?, it ha9 ra
been asserted that some of those who votcdtfor
Sumnib have publicly declarod, w
that so fur ns the great purposi of aending
him to the Sonoty was couccrned, Abby
and Lvov would have done the work much \ C
mt t - "dually ! This purpose was avow- i
ed ' . o agitation of the slavery ques- i
> il J j .1.. I
mm. -i iney aaaorreu me oooyicviou :
thafc Artu" and Luc* would have ?Tio*n !
urc/re gallantry and lose of the e rave u-heart- ^
ed on a certain occasion in the Seriate J ^
Chamber, we w mid have agr* ?.d with them. ' f,
Less courage, or more cowardice, they could j ^
not hare shown. {
By the almost unanimous verdict of the 1 '*
brave and the true, wherever found, the J ^
infamous speech in the Senate, for which j
he was chastised, stands without a parallel !
in the history of all parliamentary debate. , ^
It was b deliberate, offensive, personal har-1
angue It alluded to Senators by name j
who had never named him 1 it assaulted >
11
men, in.the roost violent terms, who had ^
never made any allusion to Mr. Sumxer. I ^
It even maligned sovereign Stutos, while ' (
he know that tbeir constitutional defenders
were not in the Senate Chamber. It j
was all done with malice aforethought. It ?
was an assault deliberate, malicious, unpro-j
voked, with a weapon more deadly than ' ^
i the bludjjeen <y tfyc sword, No resolutions.?
or votes can remove the stain from his '
shiold. Ko sympathy for his personal suf 0
fi^rtnM i*nn ItiHa fli/t fliai fltn rsAViooe. i
--?cr - ? I j,
tion he gavo was unparalloled and intense. ;
The moral vordiol is soon jn tlio public . c
pnlso. He came back to tho Senate after , .
_ i._ - .t. _????.j *t:-, 1A- i t
n ivu^ iuk uiimtciiueU' inn pi tecum i jin
tho Senate Chamber waj unnoticed ex. I ^
cept by a Few partisan*, of which the Bos- . l"
ton Press complained. He left the Oupi-1 *
tol aa ho had come, unattended, end sailed !.
for the Old world with tho smallest poesi- j
bio amount of sympathy or excitcuiont, ns ^
wc have seen abov?\
May such ercr bo tho fortuue of all oow- j 1
ards and calumniators.? Carolina Timts. J
j
From tlit Ptittburrj Journal, of tht '2.1. ^
F1FTT THOUSAND DOLLARS' |j
"Worth of Goods Stolen fronr the Pitts- I
burg. Fort Wayno and Chicago Railroad , >
Corn pa nj. ?Arrf$i of Nineteen of the Rob- F
ber*~A$toutulin<) D'velrpmrntt.-Yor *omc ' tu
time past, we have been in possession of F
the far.t thai a aeries of exteoaifo robbc- 1
rica had beeu committed on the Pittsburg, C
Fort Wayne and Chicago lull road, and
fkbAt measures were on foot for the arrest n
of tboee implicated ; but lor fe>r of inter ti
faring with the ends of justice we bare ;
kept mum upon the subject. However, as F
tho scheme has now ripened into foil fra- n
ition, we foci oo longer any .embargo upon
our notion in the preiuiaos, wad, therefore, tl
ska)! proceed to lay before our readers such N
information in relation to the matter as we u
are in noeaeuion of,
1 Within the past year the above ^opipar.f j<
has hud to pay between W0,000 and 850,- n
000 fuT goods which hau been safety ship* tl
pe?) IVom the c?ty, but n?w r?*?bed their
destination ; an J although the utmost care m
has been taken to find where the aforesaid tc
goo-la did go to, and into wboee hands they C
foil, no light has been thrown upon the o!
subjeot until within a few daye past. al
A abort timo since, officer Finkerton, o\
of Chicago, was engaged to try and ferret ti
out the mjatery. He lai i bis plana with j on
^ omaeli judognicnt, and tookevery *tep
with ao mueh discretion, that fcha t?iiovea tl
had no auapieioo of bia doingv, and were ill
tamly oaoght in the trap which ho laid for b
ft . At bit aaggeatioa, t lot of gooda W?re o
parokaaed, a private aaark pal on the*,
they weie packed is boxes, directed to C
various ftftna in omr weater? citiea, and ?e
abided to thai* destination. The decoy pi
Wklf a von place In Ohio * portion of j ed
^S\- ,, .v the marked article* wore unloaded, a part m
$&? of (ho gang took thorn ?.> ubarge, and the
r. ; ? passed on. They ware traced to Bof- G
hare they were given into | 0
Ms the care of an auetfoaoer, alto belonging \*
it w .aid appear, baa
j
where the* hare been di m. ved Of at au<
ii6o
The phui having riported, overythin,
ww now ready for ft descent upob th
hi?ves.-? Accordingly, Mr Pinkerten cam
? I'itteburg last Thursday, informed May
?r Weaver of hit intention, and oar owi
afioient High Constable, Mr. Kobo^i Ha
;ue; with seven eft fie Mayors police " '<**
ed that evening in pursuit. Tho
i, that they havo arrested uineteer
on*, one woman among them, on
> l,Oiu wore found stolen goods
>e identified, and place the^
ile in the State of Ohio, at *
es where they were enptureo '?
Among them are employers of the Com.
any, lawyers, doctors, constables and mer
hams?men who have heretofore borne an
nblemished character. Scmo aro rcsi
ents of Spartanburg and' Alleghar.y, bu(
re refrain publishing their uamc* for the
reseat.
There aro well founded euspioious fot
olieving that tho bridges burned down on
lie line of the road, were Gred by some ol
lis band, for the purpose of delaying the
aius, so as the more easily to carry ou'
ieir schemes. Wo aro not aware how
lany of the omployccs ara implicated; but,
om what we can learn, there mult nccesirily
bo a great many. For it is stated
>al the trniiie, during the past year, have
lade stoppages at points where there was
i) warrant for ho doing, and there-unload1
goods marked for othur place*.
i From the Chero* Quzette,
HKKAW AND COAL FIELDS RAIT*
ROAD
Chf.Raw, S- C., March 20th, 1857.
At a meeting of the citizens of Chernw
nd its vicinity, held fit the Town Hal'
tin day, on motion of Col W. I /. T. l^Bnee
nines Powell, Esq., was rolled to thi
Ihairj and on motion, J. T. Coit and W
I. Inglis Esqs., were requested to act m
ccrotarie#.
The Chairman announced the object ol
be meeting to be tho appointment of De
gates to the Convention of the frionds ol
'hcrnw and Coal Fields Railroad, to bi
eld in litis place on the liral day of Apri
ext.
On motion of Dr. C. Kolloek, a Corn
littear of three, consisting of Messrs. Dr
!. Kollook, Ool. W. Ia T. Prince and O
V. Mclfcr, Esq., was appointed by th<
Ihair, to draft rcsdntiona expressive oi
ho sense of this meeting, upon the merit
f the grsat enterprise under considers
ion.
n.,-i -l .1 *v:- rt u.-.
4'vt"^ vuu Itwov M-1V VI VII tn VAIIli UJ I MI1V
laj. Alex. MeQaccn moved the appointtent
of fifty Dolour to* to the Oonvoutior
f tho let April next, which waa agreed to
nd the Chairman annoonood tho fillo-ar
rig named gentlemen of tho Town and v?
inity, to aot as t*aid Delegation, via :
Gen. James Gillespie, Maj. Thou. W
lobesen, Dr. Thrw. E. Powa. Charles frbv.
l?q., A. D. C'haptnan, Eaq., Dr. K. D.
landore, A. Blue, Eaq., Capt. J. C. Por
is, Goo. K B. c. Caeb, D. Mallnv, D
IcN'air, J. C, Ecane, Jne. Lynch, W. God
rey, Fiaqa., Col Allan Macfxrlan, 8. Keesr,
Eaq., ltov. K. P. Hill, E. J. WaddiU,
J*p, Dr. A. Malloy, J. C. Walworth,
H04., Maj. r. S. Gillespin, Col. IL F. FeTIM.
Maj. Alex Me'Jneen. J. A. Inglis,
5. IJtowno, J. M. Tbreadgiii, H.' Mo Ivor,
f. T. Moore, Esqa., Col. J. W Harringin,
Col. W. L. T. Prince, G. W. Molver,
I. A. Kendall, Esqa., Maj. J. T. Coil, J.
I. Alclror-F. Lynch, F. Turner, D. B.
feAro, O. W. Div?alt, C. T>. Wsdhtc-e, J.
\ Ma t boson, W. tj. J. Re id, D. Matlioin,
Esq*., Gen. I> 8. Crenshaw, Dr. C.
Lollock, Dr. J. J. Wjlwn, Ool. H. W.
larringtoo, O. H- Kollook, Esq., Dr. J.
I. Craig, Rev. A. Cregg.
On motion of Dr. T. E. Poire, the Chairum
of the meeting wan added to and
lado Chairman of the Delegation.
Upon the retnrn of the Committee on
'molutionb, the following report wan read
nd unariimoualy adopted :
lUtolvtxf, That we regard with pleasure,
la enthusiasm of our falioweitiaeiM of
forth Carolina, manifested in the several
teetinga which have boon held at Troy,
arth.igo and Rookinghatn, open tho sublet
of tho Ch**aw and Coal Fields Hail
Mid, and hail it ax an omen of auocera to
le grcatenterpriee before ?a.
Rtioived, That In the opinion of this
icetiog, the contraction of a Road, eo u
> connect the rich Coal Fields of North
arolina with the City of Charleston, is an
>jeet worthy of the energetic exertions o?
] those who hare at heart the interest of
jr chief commercial city, or the welfare of
i?t u.tlUn nf aanntmi Ikn.imlk vWiaI. IL.
?rvv V?* VVHWMjr VM?VW|^t? ?T ?>V ? VMU
utfempiated Hoad will pa*.
J?o?okvdj That we hall with pleasure,
i6 proep'Hrt of uoiting" tho twin Carolina*
a bond of amity, not sooo to Wbroken,
r moans of ft road- -tb<> benefit of wbicb,
ill b* enjoyed ift oonmon bj the eithwae
" both Abates.
Oa mot fan of J. H, Mallop, Keq., a
ntnnuUee of Arraagementa, ooncistiag of
ran, war* appoiuted bj the Chair, to
orMe a suitable flail for the /"oaaioo* ot
ie Coarctation. Tba Chairman ?nno>mr.
I the follow rag gentlemen aa said Com.
ittee, vht:
M?j, Ale*. McQnOen, Col Bi J. Pagaea,
>1. J. W. IJarvtetQa, Br. C. Kdlock,
>1. W. L. T. Jfriao^, J. B. Malloy, and
i>i'mS'or >Uj, i. r. Ooil, (Wctwd,
hafcW Director* of the Ohcraw aad Bar.
Ia * vr 41 1
? 3?M*
?- berojiu^d
e wm ordered thattho prat'
meeting be paldUhoS-*
u Ungieo, WillUtr'*
& tevTlle and *
.<nan
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*HERAWy S. C.
xuiJLrx^Sfc.-x.. .-r:J , ,' jj;
Tuesday march 94, 1897.
i V CPKAV LYCEiir
Tho Fifth Leoto/n of the Second course be
? fore this Asaociation. will be delivered op
, WEDNESDAY 1st of April, at TJ o'clock, p.
M., by
Dr. 8. Ilenrj Dickson,
of Charleston.
, F. M. MrlVKR, Scc'rv.
Cherow, March 24th, 1H5T. 40-lt
Public Documents. -8rriaior Evans will
accept our thank* for sundry public documents
, received during the i?ast week.
not viuuiyi
This was the verdict of the TViry, in the case
\ of Roger*, tried for the killing of J. W. Bacot,
jf- , .
We understand also, that Martha Canuady; 1
charged with the killing of Hcury Moore, was
acquitted, on every count in the indictJient !
Bo. Ca Medical College-The commence-!
meiit nt this institution, took'luce on Wednes I
day, 1:1th inst. The graduating class number- '
' au 1*9, among whom we find the nunc of Dr.
I 0. II Gillespie^ of this vicinity.
> ' Ea-un de Vie."
W? cannot opeak from experience as to the
t merits ofthi* medicine, which has met with
such favorable notice from those who have
f tried it, but we do know some of the Ocntlo
| men, who.se ccrtilicates'of commendation are in
F, the possess-on of its proprietor, and have no '
hesitation In endorsing whatever tbej have
I said about it. Beiidcs .hie, we have hoard of i
its magical effect* in its application to many i
of "the ills whic h 'ieah is heir to," and Would
> enggest the propriety of giving k a lair tri
. a).
f Railroad Meeting. -On Friday Inst, a
I large and enthusiastic meeting was held at the
. Town Hallj in order to appoint delegate* to
the Convention of the Cheruwif? Coalfields
, P.ailrcr. l, to be holdsu is this place, on the
. first of April. Many interesting and eloquent
i apcarhes were made, and the utmost harmony
( prevailed, (*?c minutes.) Another meeting
. waa was held at Rook high am, N. C-, (see tnin.
ntes.) We also learn from Kingstre* Star, a
meeting is called there. It is very gratifying
to sec so much interest taken in the enter- I
. , prise. It will succeed beyond a dcubt.
Lyceum Lecture.?Dr. S. H. Dickson, of
Charleston, will deliver the neat Lecture for
th*> Lyceum, on the evening of Wedmwday,
, the 1st of April next. This being (ho day on
which tho Railroad Convention sits, we pre
nme lb? l?r. will have a large audience, and j
, wg are sure his '.-c-tnrtj s?ill l>? instructive aud |
entertaining. His s abject is "Memory."
K*v. X- B Grier's Lecture.
"Ooothe?the German Poet"'was the theme
of the arj interesting lecture delivered by M
B.Qrier. of Wilmington, N. on last Thurvday
night, before a large and attentive audi"
enve. We do not mean to institute a compar|
i*n?t between the many able and instructive
i . . -i.
lec-tues vim wmcn our community line been '
so highly favored of late; nor could we, if we
were ao disposed, on neeouat of the dissimilarity
of the sobj'cH disonaaedjbut we will say
' that for the production of good practical results,
nouo of them here, been more jndioiously
planned, o? morn skillfully executed, than
this The eloquent lecturer disclaimed a 07
intention of attempting a biographical sketch
of the great German, or criticising hia poetry,
yo?; we presume hia audience &re, uO jr, much
hotter acquainted with the mati^utd better filed
to judgo of his powers than they ever woe id
have become without the aid of Mr, Grler'a 1
(undid and impartial exposition of the merits '
nnd deraarita of both. High as Goethe may
hare ranked among hia own countrymen, I
1 bright as hia genius may tare shone lit tha 1
literary galaxy of Germany, when he comas 1
to be compared?as he was by the lecturer? 1
with glorious Old Jobs Milton, he takee isthcr '*
' no hambl* position, and the fires of Ma g?*ius
pale to obscurity. Both were students, fond '
aud ardent etudesta oi nature, but the one was (
delighted and mUujhd with the jaatruction da- '
rived from aatnre ?6w, while the other fob >
lowed its teachings up to tha vary eouiee and
; ceatra of all knowledge. Both wrote and la- i
bond to km behind them, eoraeth'iug that
??ouM endure for a time and make 5t* huprea* 1
upon the worM, bat th e one labored and wrote
fo* hU own glory, while the other toiled for
the good ?f h amanity, and the vindication of 1
great and iauoutable truth*. Goethe'* great 4
fkqftt wa* a* exdeeeive ogotiatn. or * egoism '
m Pa Quiac/ ha* it, and hi* fetal error?Pee- 1
tbei*ut; while Milton'* grand characteristic 1
v?rt.te wan an unlvarw^ohliaothropy, and hi* 1
crowning glory?C!w*4*?a it/. J
The prime object* of thi* excellent leOtore
wore to leette a i^rl?bati*y teete fat read* I
iog, tegvurd agaimt leteet bet dn gercn; er "1
rere, and to a entente a lovw tot troth, the .1
troc rtimnln* to the etady of nataro. . t
In all reelect*, it waa an admipMo prodao- |
f > JMI?
|I ,! '
l,:.iO?-M?"U|! the
,ba*e b*e? d*d iretv t in on
friiited a Kijfb order of i?t4
.*1 power* of critical anal jai
of tbo author.
v
The Editorial Conventi <n.
Nearly all onr co-temporaries in the State
bare expreeecd their views on tbie subject
ud we ana glad to say, expressed tbomxelvc
in furor of it. But, as in every enterprise
thero must be some "bone of contention," ii
this case it ir thi' place trhcro the Conrentioi
should be held. Winnsbcro, Hum tor, ant
norne other places err mentioned as suitable
Now we will not say where the Conrentioi
should bo held, atthongVT, preferring Sumter
we would leave it to tbo dictum of tho Excco
tiro Committee, (it' there bo such a commit
tee) of tin* South Carolina Press Association
and we (on tbo outskirts ot the State) wonh
most humbly suggest that tbo place bo Colutr
Ida: the time, during the sitting of the Appca
Court in May. it seem t to us that the placi
would anil all, and thai the time would suit all
A Convention mutt bo bold somewhere atiii
(hat boon, or the PreM will eooft lose all of thai
high toned dJgni'y and true liberty that ha>
bO long characterized tho Press ot'&njih Car
ol:na. In lew than a y?ar, no lers than Join
separate attacks have been made upon tht
freedom of the Press, and If editors are tr
fight their buttles single-handed, tliey will
soon fall ono by one. Hut, let the Press unite,
and all the combine i power*, of Money
Threats and Office will avail nothing, u<. long
as we act with ono voice and one right arm.
Vindication of the PfW?The ca?e ol
Dr. Gibbx, of tho Carolinian, vs E. J. Arthur,
the Mayor of Columbia, which has just beer
decided, is important inasmuch m it involved
tho question of the right of a Corporator, noi
only to be present at pc blio meetings of Ooun
cil, hut to report its proceedings. The ehargr
of his Honor, Judge Withers, was precisely tc
the point, end announces in the plainest terun
the opinion that, "To exclude a Oorpofntoi
froffi such public meetings, or to expel bim
from it at mere pleasure, or for no reason coil
nccted with the frtA full and unditfutbcd em
re' of (hr.ir J~vnetioni, ot 1he dwlarge oj
thiir rfutirt, is not a lawful exercise of power,'
and to eject him, "merely because it is stispcc
ted. or flrnrti by Aim, that lie means to pub
list) a rc)>ort ofits proceeding*, i* not lawful."
Tlieje view* were -:us.nin?'il by the verdict oi
the jury. Any other view of the subject would
he dungcrons to representative government,
and dwjtractico to the freedom of the Pre**.
Eclipse-?There will be a total eclipse ol
the Sun, on to-morrow (Wednesday.) As wc
are 3? west of Washington, we will hare a
slight rlew of it here. Old Sol will go to roosi
With a black eye. We learned this from Jay
ne'a Alnanac, a valnuhle- work, which wai
kindly presented to fishy a most polite and
entertaining young nan, in one of onr Drug
Store*. (He will accept our thunks.)
JJL" J .-^1
fhr tk( Pre I)ce fit raid.
RAILROAD .MLKT1NG.
A largenumber of the ciiixeus of Richmond
county. North Carolina, assembled at the
Court House in Kockiuglmn, on the 17th daj
of March, 18.*>7, for tho purpose ot appointing
delegates to tho Ckeraw A Coalfields Railroad
Convention, to be held at Cheraw. South f>r.
eRna, cr. tho first Jar of Aoril next.
Tbe inflating ra organized by the appoint
ment of Col- II. W. Harrington, Chairman, and
Wtr. W. Grnham. Secretory.
The objoct of tbe mooting having boon explained
by the Chairman-, in a fiiw rcinnj-lu il
InHtrati,-e of the groat importance of the pro
poaed Railroad, to the prosperity of North and
Sou*h Carolina, and of the country generally]
eloquent addresses vera made by A. Fi
McPonatd, and Waiter F. Ijcek, Esquires, tc
r.ie sAtrta effect. The following Resolution!
were unanimously adopted, vis.
On motion of N. T. Rowdon;
let. L'rjulod, Tbet tlie Chairman of this
meeting, appoint twenty-five delegates to rapresent
Richmond county in the Cherew & Coalholds
Railroad Convention, to assemble at
Chetaw, Booth Carolina, on tho first day of
April next.
On motion of W. F. Cenlc,
Sod. lUaolmdi That tbo Chairman addft-a*
a oo.nmisiosUon to the Mayor of the Oily
Charles too, Boeth Carolina, inviting, through
him, the cithern of that City to appoint dele*
gates to meet thoie appniated by this meeting
and other similar meetings held in this State
sad Soeth Carolina, at Cberaw, on the first
day of April next, toeo-oprmte with them In
soch measures as mar be deemed most adei.
table, to j&coompiuh an object to important to
iha interacts of the two Htatca, a? the eon
?tract ion r>tn Railroad. from Cbera*, Booth
Carolina, to the Coalfields on. Danp River, ia
North Carolina.
Under the first carol nt ion, tha 0>11 owing
|erO*tnen war* appointed, to wH: Allan
VcCukiH, Jamaa Mclr-ioeb, Nathaniel P. At*
ion, Randolph MoDonald, Ja*?L- Yataa. Col.
Iohn W. CoHngtoa, John Wataon, Samuel
ratty, Raj. Qaorga Nortbam, Maj. W?a. R
Btnith, James P. Leak, "Waltar P. IjWd
Mm Dortick, Daniel B. Nicho!a*oy Jf. T
Bondon, Willia a W. Graham, R. I,. McDoa.
?Mt John dbortridga. Martin R McDonald,.
P1I m Ll ? ? ? a ? ?
mi? *tirry, w*?. 'S'ftwuaenti, W*. B. Colo,
lUddlek Bowdon, Dnrtd A. Boyd, Dr. Ontn
tfadley. V % jg i vi I
Tho Chnirmati +M *M*<\ to the liM of del
pUnt, on motion of Afar, MeC>M kill.
On Motion o! N. T.
3rd. TWthn f*(*CR ptsbTwdwU
itCiiomw ?d4 fiytU^eJho r*(Q<'4tttto
? .
j On Motion of W. P- Leak, the meeting ad.
t Jonrntd ina die.
I- H. VP. HARRIHGTON, Cha'm
a W. <*f. Secretary.
. ? ? ?? ? j
roii the rxn dee hi rald. 1
Anti License Ticket.
, For Intendaut^?E. J. WADDILL.
W ardena?J. M. THRKA I>G 1LL, ,
J. W. STUBH,
D. B. McARN,
' S. KEELKR.
j Mfjmha. Editors?-Please annanrice tho 1
j above mentioned jrenUonuin as candidates at
u tlio ensuing Town Election. I
1 ,
,f Fvhttifji srakrn fom Sir John Frank- i
. lin hf.flsfd by tub Gnvkrnmi nt? Sir ' t
. j Charles Wood had at lant taken a firm j r
stand with roferenoo to this question, and i
I has definitely announced that, as far na I s
. the "British Government ia concerned tho
I oyola of voyages In search of Franklin is t
5 cloacd. This is tho true policy and the n
true meroy. This determination will re- i
[ ceive the hoarty aisaent of ninety-nine men t
t out of a hundred who nro capable of for a
, luing an opinion upon such u subject at g
. ! all. Without making any pompous allu- j \
. ! sions to the sarcificcs which tho country !
. { has nli end j made in ord^r to carry relief to
, j her miesing children, wo may surely be
I , permitted to ?sy that thero is a reason- I
( able earo for the living na well an a revnr* I n
, once fur the dead. ''rsnklia and his gab j d
r lant followers have long since Veen where I *
human aid cannot avail thcui; dare wo : ?
take it upon ourselves recommence so *
f fatal an undertaking as that in which they ?
, perished? "We will not venture to predict
i what may bo the case when acicnoe and
[ navigation have made even more gigantic r
i strides than they have done in our own tl
. time , but for the present let the Polar Sen
remain sealed water to ait but the advens <1
i turous whalo# who may bo pleased to tempt n
! fortune on their own account at the odge 1
: of danger. Leave these inhospitable re "
i gions to the Esquimaux, to the walrus, to ?
. their sunless winter j they are not fit quar- *
teni tor civilised man. We accept Sir ?
f Charles Wood's declaration of Tuesday as *
' an earnest of a vriso decision : "lfrr Ma- "
y-'/y a (lorernmeMt trill not gire avy erieour- h
. uyement to the pmpop.il to tend out another *
' Are.tic Expedition,"?London Timet, Feb. n
! 2i) J
, A Camp op Runaways ?Several gentlemen
residing in tbo neighborhood ot
Columbia, having suffered losses recently
p from uight thie /oe, concluded there most f"
; exist a band whose object it was to pillage, _
k and determined to uso aii diiligence t> dc- c
t tect the party. p
On Thorsday night last information was
, obtained that a regular camp under Mill- 1
I Kiry government, was located in the thick* p
. ct. about two miles from Columbia, on the p
margin of Uroed River, and a party of' j:
gentlemen sallied Forth early yesterday I c
morning to break up the camp, and arrest
the negroes. C
On approaching, the sentinols were found j
I pasted, but by a rapid descent upon the J
i camp, throe of the gang were captured, F
' and although four succeeded in making ]
[ their escape, it ia to be hoped that they I
1 will he shortly captured.? Carolina Timet I
'! _ ?? 1
j bowuth or Maroii?Why Selected:
' ?Do our render* generally know tho rca'
sun why the Fourth of Mereh ru chosen
as the day for the inauguration of the Pro.
sident of the United States? It was a alec
- ted because the fourth of Mareh in every
* year commencing from the first inaugnra N
i tion, cannot coma on a Sunday for at least
I three hundred or move years.
v * This fact show* the regard which the 8
> framer* of our gov oru moot bad for the w
> Sabbath. They arranged the matter so ;N
wisely that the day fur the performance of *
the ceremonies of inauguration, will not f)
1 fall on a Sunday for three hundred *
years.
PnitAXDKNar or rtia N. E. Hail Roap.
?It will be socu from the notioe of C
Williman, jr., Ksq., Secretsiy of the ?
North Eastern Railroad Company, that the '
election for President and six Directors
> will take place at the Ilall of the Rank of
Charleston, oo Wednesday the first of
April next.
We understand Col. flugor, the present ^
efficient President, decline* re-election, A
I and that Col. Allan Maofarlan, of Chare w, a
ia the only candidate, but wa rennet
vouch for its truthfulness.?Kingire* Star
8ANDFORDB INVIGOBATOB, ]
Aft A I. Y V 1 U 'flerntv*
? ? aw t 1 a I
'TWERE hue 1ougcxi?t?4 aderaanii for such
ft remedy that could he re'iad on ft* ??fc
and effectual. Tbi* remedy he* been prepftr- I
v>\ CO meet that demand ; Mid e * tenetva trial
of it* fht? ha* ekpwft bow enirereftfly It Ha*
accomplished the putpofto dwrftfnod. Among
the complftinte which bate been speedily cor- t
ad by ?bo use of tbr lavimefttor we mtatWn
i JJmmr (hmplamt, which 1s the eftoee of ?m;
other dvww/ira?atooftf which ere. lfllkm'.nae*,
Headache, Fftln the Side and 1/MOft lidtooe
I f ewer, Feter nud Agoe, Jaundice, lodiw-Mlhio,
Languor and load of AppetHa, Tietfaywnei
%?d irritability?all ef wbieh *re oftuaed by ft
itiswqd action of the Liter. The lariterator
I_ L - ..i : -a . * ^ M
appetite nnd vigor. One dose will relieve the
oppressive uneasiness exjierienced l?y eating a
hearty dinner, as it excites the digestive or
gnus to vigorous action. For n debilitated
state of tire fystem the In vigors tor has no equal
which experience proves, as it restores the
I) stein and removes the yellowness from the
kin, which is the result of a diseased Liver.
Prepared and sold by ftandford k Co., 188
Front 8b, New York. Trice $1 00 per bottle,
containing forty doses. Also sold by
MALLOY &.C0IT,
Cheraw. S- C.
And by A. N. BRISTOW, BeunettsvilU
Oct. 27, 1H6C, 20?ly.
8h?M I leavo off eating meat or drinking cofreel
is frequently asked by those troubled with
iter complaints and indigestion. 1 will answer
them by saying, fat anything that is good
ytul nourishing, aud drink your regular drinks,
md il the stomach is not sutlkientl) active to
ligest the?e it needs sonic Jiinp to quicken its
ictiou and make it do its work better.
Dr. Band ford's Invigurator nets directly on
he stomach and liver?giving them a healthy
.ction causing food to digest well, aud if taken
imocdiately uftci enting it will prevent tlie
ood from rising, or soaring on the stomach,
?id for an overloaded stomach the Invigorator
tves instant lief by stimulating the digesire
or.'nus to more rapid notion.
ANOTHKIl LETTER FROM INDIAMessrs.
Perry Davis k Son ;?I am happy t<>
ie ul le to add that yonr medicine is gettin;yore
and more into note, and consequently the
eroiir.u lor It is increasing, The sales ai njy 'K?5gfPf
ariou? Sub-Agencies wre very satisfactory, ^
specially in Mnulniain and Dinnaporo; in fact
rhercver European Regiments are located the
ale* are extensive. A party in Agin who sent
#4- a supply for his personal nse and that of
lis friends, says the demand for it is grpat,nn<l
eoouunends the appointment of an Agent
here.
Mr. Toone, of Barrack]>ore, writes under
ate of 20th October :?"TTiis will certify that
ny son, 19 years of age, was taken suddenly
II in the night, with a severe pain in the stoinich,
followed by Cholera. He found no relief
intil I gavo him a tea-spoonful of the I'ain
liller, diluted with warm water ; but after the
xpiration of a few moments he brought it uy.
rbcti 1 repented the dose, which partially re
leved him I followod it with ft third doso, when
io fell nalecp. and on waking next morning lot
ras quite lre>h. 1 consider it a most valnnbln
?idicino to he always at hand.'' I reuain
ours, Ac., J. L. CARRAU, Ca'c-tta.
Sold By Dr. GULKiK,
Choraw, 8. C.
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ORRECTRU WKKKLY BY J. M. THRKAOOII.L.
U)TTON?Heceired this week 528
Leccived previously - - 15,672
'otal - - 16,155
Yi(-wto<lny rnn^c fi\?m IIJ to 13|
lncon,perlb 12} Ob <4
tagging, per y'? 1 18 0 20
offce, Uio per,lb Ill (a. 14
Java, 18 0 20
lorn, p?r bwnbel 100 0 100 12}
Ieill) per bushel 1.00 (n. 1.00 12}
'fathers, per lb 40 cU.
rlour, per bbl 1250 TOO
'odder, per owt 100 01.25
I ides, per lb 10 0 12}
ron, per lb
j?ruf per lb 13 0 15
Beef, per, tb 5 0 7
Bceswnx, per Tb 18 0 20,
Batter per !h 20 (at. 25
Candles Tallow per lb,, 18 0 20
do Adamantine. ..35 0 37
do Sperm 50,
lolaasea?Cuba, per gal GO
do New Orleans. 76 0 85
alt, per tack 1.50
ugar, per lb 12 0 15
fi let, <4
**5k, a to 6
' now, per lb ....... I2J
liver in boating order. .
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FOR SALE. #
A 8UPKRFINB WHEAT THRESHER,
-ALSO,
k NRW UOCKAWAY, Manufactured by
IflMtl, Raoo k Co. Apply to
J. M THREADG1LL.
March 24 . 40-7t
potatoesT
Air Blilr.. PINK BYE PLANTING POmtw9
TaTOKS. expected this day par
learner Oberterfield, and for aale b?
DAN'L A. HORN.
March 24. 1867,. 40?2c
- _
WG W GOODS.
feavy Sttiped iml Plain Oanabarga, 7-8 and
1-4 Bra- aad Blnaabed 8beatinga Linen
CLttotuule.Oaabfntoin and Tweed pant
Stuff, bro. and Blea. Drill*, Fan
99 ITHbUi, Kr. Jeans, T*e<<U
Plaid JUuaits, Ab, Ac., Ac,
loai, Spades. Forks, Nails, wrooglit and cot
Nails* Axes, Table and Po< ket
. Cntiatjr. Scribe acid Grass
JBadaa, Ac., kc^ Ae.
A rood assortmaat of Summer Clothing,
Coats. Pants, Vests, Ac., Ac
Panama, Iieflton, Palm-Leaf, Florida*
' ,|oft Far and Wool Hats, Ac
lio, Lagaira and data Crffro, Pbrto Rico %fl
and U' -aad Bugs**, Rained Potash in
Cans An- fcoa|> making, linnoo, Lard ,
' As., Ac, As- ' ...
And many c?*ar a*t?olc? tea nnmermas to ,