The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, October 23, 1856, Image 2

Newspaper Page Text(tl)* Spartan. ttiwialroai ~ ! THURSDAY, OCTOBER M, 1856. AOBNCT~ 1 Mr. A. R. Smith in our cuiliorixc I agent at Co- ' Jumbtt*, North Carolinn. } SO DUN. We have no inlcuticn ol dunning suWrihci? and 1 - T .? ? -* li I.)^t <!..? A..M A..HI-I nuvcTiivcrP) um wimm hivtcijt iihu iuai uu. rommcncci <>ti the 4th of uext month, ami if ad vet ti crs or subscribers linppen to lwvo business here, <vc should be glad they would remember that printers like now and then to hear the chink of dollar*. DK. SMmrS^ADDRRSS. Which was advertised for Thursday evening, the IGth iuat., uud which was postponed 011 account of inclement weather, will be delivered in the Chapel oflho Female College, Friday evening, 24th hurt. The commuuity aro invited to attend. COM 3HJN I0N*"sEB VICES. The Lord's Supper will be observed in the Presbyterian Church of this place next Sabbath. Preparatory services will be rendered on Friday evening, and contiuue through Saturday. THE TAUY'TBOOK. With commendable promptness, CJodey's Lady's Look f?r November is on our table, and a superb No. it is. It is fi.lcd with everything interesting to those catered?for engravings, fashion plates, crochet, worsted, and embroidery patterns, directions j to make bonnets and cut dresses?in short, all in- : formation useful and ornamental may be found in \ its pages. While the l;terary excellence of the Look j is fully maintained, Godcy has so improved upon 1 himself as to make his popular monthly an iustructor in all that is useful and beautiful in the decorative art. It is pre-ominently a Indies' book, and no one should he without it. WeclubCiooKv with the Carolina Spartan for ill advance. Now is a gixtd lime to subscribe, as n new volume begins in January. Send in your 1 orders and money. THE VOTE oTsTuTH CAROLINA. Gov. Adams li:is issued his proclamation, conve- I ning the Legislature 011 the 3d November, for the j purpose of casting the Electoral vote of the State. : in accordance with the law of Congress, on the 4th. ' BLOOBBERG*! BRO. Wc direct nttention to the stock of goods ndver- j tised by the above gentlemen. It is largo and varied, embracing just those things which all want and j must have. It any doubt our word, then give them a call, and see for yourselves. They will consider it I no trouble to show their gi>ods. THE ELECTIONS The result of the elections in Pennsylvania and Indiana, which took place on the 14th instant, has been anxiously looked for. AH the returns are not yet in, although enough is known tod.tennme with oertaintv that these .States have gone for the Democratic party. This triumph of right principles is the more to be reioiced over inasmuch as it was 1 nearly unexpected. It is true that many found their faith increasing under the adverse nc?vs of the canvass, and would not believe what teemed imminent\Vc confess we had almost abandoned ourselves t?< I despair, and were looking for the next act in the j great national tragedy. But the curtain ha* risen upon a brighter scene, and one much more fascinating than the clash of arms and the slaughter of brothers. When it is remembered that abolition nnd Native Americanism tunned a ooalition ticket in Pennsylvania, for the avowed purpose of defeating | the Democratic parly, and under the piettigr <>! j victory oreibearing Mr. Buchanan in tho Presiden tint election, wo think the full measure of a nation'* j approbation will be awarded to the sturdy I >einocrats of the Keystone State for their glorious exer- j lions in defence of constitutional liberty. We I breathe more freely now for the great result. Petui ylvnnia, which wna regarded doubtful,and Indiana which was not expected ii> this qunrter, have ehnng- I ed the laec of tilings. The lowering brows and do- ; tcrmincd visages of our ncquaiiitanoea have given , place to a bright and cheerful anticipation. The trust in Providence is almost realized- and to that ; source alone did men look for succor. It is nofaiiey to say that a nation hung 011 the issue of the strife. The two hosts almost intermitted effort in the inti osity of their interi-st. And the notes of triumph are reverberated by the deep-mouthed cannon from the extremes of the Union. (Jod grant that this he but the premonition of the Itli of November! Ri'ssn\rmicY. The Emperor Alexander, now thnt lie is crowned and firmly seated u|><>n his throne, has issued a manifesto, declaring his policy as regards fJreece 1 and Naoh-s. He views with concern the inlcrfcr- I once of France ami England 10 control tin* fortum n ! of ill -se States, and, on principle of European intervention in the affairs of Turkey, avows his readiness to extend advice and exhortation t gov ernments whose internal affairs are not administered in a wcll-rogulnud manner. Hut he is unwilling to carry llto principle of interference further, or permit others to do so. The policy thus enunciated has special reference to the attempt to con- : ' trol Greece and Naples hy military pow?r on the ( l>nrt of France and England, and gives little ;?ssu- , ranee of permanent jnace brtwecti these three European governments. Tliis manifesto of the Czar excites considerable | i emarU and dissatisfaction in England ami France, i It is regarded with astonishment; and the London j Post, the olHcial paper, expresses well iilfeetcd mii prise that a power, itself convietod by till Europe, : , should rise to teach, to warn, and to threaten the powers with whom peace has been made. ?su-SiaTi.<a?Mr. Fillmore, a* every one t knew lie would, lias accepted the Whig nomination for the Presidency, lately tendered to him hy the Baltimore Convention. In accepting it he ad- I mils that many wings are supporting Fremont, and others Mr. Buchanan, lie charges both these par- ' ' tics with "sowing the seeds of alienation and dis j tt ost between different sections o( this our common country, and waging a sectional warfare tending to weaken, if not destroy, the Union ol these State*." There is a degree ?>f self-snfticieiiey and sell glori- | ficalion in this position wholly incomprehensible to our common sense. Mr. Fillmore,whether inten- 1 tionally or ignormitly we know not, stands in the | way, to some extent? and that the extent of his ability?of the only truly national man in the field. 1 11 is friends had the audacity nnd venality to fn* with the enemies of the Union in the Petinaylva tiia election, and this was known to him when he penned the words quoted above, and thus infamous ! in association, if nut by sanction, he seeks to ignoic ^ damning fuels against li mself, atwl taint with Ins 1( vile slander the political character of a man whose nets are as five from sectionalism as the constitution he will bu called to protcot and defend. fi About a year ago a hoy escaped from Mobile in v the bark Growler, nnd got to Canada. The owm r [ of tho boy kept a sharp eye upon the conrso of the y vecel, and lately cnunht Iter at New Orleans. 11c pounced upon the commander, and got the price of 11 is slave, yl,200. r ty of over 300. This is the first time a Democrat in c< h is In-Ill the post. Florida.? All the counties in Florida have been j j ^ heard from but two. With this exception Perry, | <; Deiiioer--it, has -S ,'). >-1?Walker, K. N., 3,768? ' abot JJem. majority 286. Mr. Perry formerly resided ' in Fairfield District. i m}, MEMBERS OF TIllTlLEGISLATURE. \u!! As far a* hinrd front the following members have tiee been returned to the (.legislature by the recent 'P'" elections: j rJw> Abbeville Dibtrict,? Senate? ,1. F. Mar- I ?M-n shall; Hotter.? A M Smith, S. McGownu. T. sncr Thomson, J. K. Vance and H. A. Griffin. ?olu Anderson I)isTRit'T.?//<<?>i*?< i. Scab ?rn, 13. \ \ Hardy. A. Hiovlcs nnd S. ti. Karle. I Darn-well District.? IIdiikc?S II Hvans, \,,| I. Iv Toh n, 1). II. Kice aud .1. .1. Ryan. CiiKNTRRriBLD District.?Hotter? Al. \ mder rein McQueen, Knulndi. 3. Clarendon ? Haute? S. \V. Nelsoti un< I J. i e-jn.P. Richardson, .1 r. Ini.-i Chester District -Sennit S.nn'l MoAlio-v; 'J' Houet?-C. D. Milton, W. P. Gill, and .1. II I such \\ iholt. CI'll ' Christ CiirRcn Senate Thomas M. Who. (|ia, n?-r; Haute?]). Ilailey. ' ?ih Darlinuton District.? Senate -.1 P. Zim- ti<mmcrnian; llou*e - I). G. \\ .mm|, K h. Hart and ;y < , S. II \\ ilds roil" KbOKriKi.n District ? II ante?'/. W. Car run w le, .la". H'ackwcll, M M. 1 l.inimoiid, \t read Green. Robert M? iliwiatln-r nnd Abr.mi .l-uos I illIKH l it V V I'? 11 _ .? i..ii , | llloll R. H, Boylston, II. 11. ('l.nk--\\ in. Hi.at.hi I,, (iKP.F.NVII.R hl.THICT -?Vf/w/f-.l 1. W.-M- mi t morel itnl ; III,use?.1. W. Smk<*, R. 1 lVrrv, tin.-: W. A. Mooiiev ami Natlianiel Morgan. men Kkraiiaw I'ihtrict ?Senate?.lames Pirns 1'ni" nut, .1 nnior ; House?Win. M. Shannon ami A im< r II. Bnykin. I .lauv I.aurkns I?i*tri?-t.? House-- A. 1'uIUt, I. Iluilgrim, II. (.'alter an.I (!. I'. Sullivan. f.ANCASTK.R PmTRICT.? Smile ? < iriirge McC. I' WitluTxpnon ; House? \V. ('. < ".llltllell mill .1 r.K M,lk v. ? . low, LuxiMiro.N?\fnnte?.John I ??x , linisr?( Milller anil .l.irnb Suvgarl. Maiu.boro ]'i.rnirr ? House -A. ("I. .1 lu? *'l urn ami 1'. 15. Mt'lviiirin. Ml' Marion 1 iistiiiit. Senate? Benjamin (i.uine; ?.l in House? \\ S. Mullius, |,rvi l.cgetl ami .lolin t?-iiii N. McCall. Msk. N'rvvMRRRv.- Senile A. (jarlingtuii; House <l< lonal<l II. Barton; era, I Home -l'r .1. II. O't'nil ami Jolin II. Ki'MfP. .1. v> Pminck Wii.ijams.?House?\\ illi.im 1''. \V I'"' V y ami Rcorge P. Klliot. Rieui.AMi I 'irtiiict.? Home Wmle I lamp Mr. nll.tlr , Win. Wallace, W. S. (ioohvy ii ami Allen San. I. till. n. ' ?? SrAllTANBURfl BimtlCT.? House .1, W. M.l- a ma r,.l, Wiii-iii lit, (). IC. K hiards, .lame . I'.urnw nor* imi O, P. Firlc. I"" Sumter I'mrncT.? House - .1. T. (?r o , .1 -aui I >. Standing ami A. P. Spain. 1 M?-? St. Piiii.its ami st. Miciiai- i.s ?Semite - W iln I 1' Port. i ; Ilousr It Vea l, ii, .1 .1 Iih.s..ii, .lr , I h'avI Simmon*, T. Y. Simmon*, -lr, W. (? I l?? ' 'our s.iiMMire, N Mltclu-11, B McPraly, I-'. I ?. Bieli tin* <1 irdaoii, .1. (\ Blum. <1 < . Menuninger, ,1 .1 Lucm, II. c Kitiar,E M wlilting,J. .7, p. Nl lr., .1. ! MeC.irli r, J. .1 Pvlligretc, I" Bailee Tiajmi IIIU i>. ?> . ar)'liHillf. ilig b St. tl?nu Santkk.- Senate -A. Mazy< k . y,,||, Haute.?A. J, MeCiellnn St. 8rKfitr.Ki) Parish.? Senate ?I\ter I'. " toniunii; Haute ? I'. E. Pnrelicr. I be St. Pavm Parihii?1'oi.i.r ton. Semite - It. || Vrry; House?.1. f". Wlialev. fcnda St. Amorkhn I'ahimi.? Senate? \\". I. Hull; di^, i ffaur--W. \v M. I .!. m, St. Mattnr.\n.- House OJin M Itantzlcr. t.<-ti< St. (ikohue'n Parish?House? William M ilion, Under. the c St. .Iamra Coosr Crri'.k. Senate Win. .Mil in^sh iiril; Haute ? .!<>m'|>li Murray. Tin* < St. .Johns Collbto.-* ?House ?K. I try an and || A ill.am Edin.fR. p.irl.i Sr. Tiiomam ani? Sr Dkvnis ?House -.1. K 'iirman. ( W Sr. Rartiioi.omkw* ?Haute ?Carlo* Tracey, tlic < A ft. <>rren ami .le.-?Rc Dnlton ^ ^ St. I'tuehb.? Seoul ?Aquilln It .1olin*lun; 'Imiee Henry C Siimrl and .IoIiii |". lUy. I'nion I Meruit r- Senate?J. F. (list; House Merc ?.1. M. Itndbrrry, Hubert Realty ami Tlios. It catioi r?t?r. ?.% York I'irtrh-t.? Senate? It. (i. McCnw; 'and .1 7oi/*e?I. ('. Chambtis, W. C. Itlaok, A. W Int.- have nd IvlvMird Moore. (|,e j, the m Cohmimioneh* or tiik Poor.?Tlic following m t|? entlfincn were elected Co'iimis-iunera of tlie Poor ar Spartanburg District, nt tlic election held la*t reck, viz: Mcaara ,1. ft. laiidruni; li. W. II fcJn|l,i agg.J. It Cleveland, A. C. Botnnr, and A. It. iVoodrufT. ottnef Disoontinurb?Young's Store Pott Office, Liu I h ens I)i?triel, ba* b< < n discontinued. I' '!"1 TDK FALL ELECTIONS. Klectious ware held In Pennsylvania, Indiana, I Krnd Ohio ou the 14th instant. The following is hwts [Ik' result as far as yet known in this quarter: Soutl Pknnsvi.vania.?Dates from Pennsylvania to the porcl 17lh admit the success of the Democratic party ly euce i majority of 3,000 over the combined opposition ary e ticket of Fremonters and Fillmorcitcs. Fourteen rar>' Democrat-' aud ten opposition members of Congress eni 81 liavo been chosen, lu the present Congress the Prwl Democrats have only four members? a gain of enlis ten, but equal to twenty inn vote of the House. 1IUI" The Assembly, it is rep.tied, will stand as follows: *-'ircii Senate, two opposition majority ; House, 38 Demo- have srnts and 45 opposition. There being a Democrat- n ',r ic majority on joint ballot, of course Mr. H rod head j wills will either be chosen to the United States Senate, crow or oi.e ho'diug the same political tenets?we hope l,u'a' the former, as ho hns stood up ntanluHy for the UP ' South and the Constitution. nrou On the 18th it was nnuouncod that the Fillmore | *'* *1' State Committee hud resolved to lot in no Union i 11 80 Klcetornl ticket with the North Aincrieniis or Pre - ! monlers. 1 ^ Indiana.?Little hope was indulged ??l Demo- j nicn eratio su ch-sh in this State. Ilcncc the party are ; scho entitled to greater merit for the result we think we well, may with certn'nty chronicle. ?P|'r On the lfitli Hon. .lessc 1>. Itriglit, late Presi- ^.fn dent of the Senate of the United States, telegraph- odie: cd his friends in Pennsylvania that the State had given 10,000 majority for the Democrats. We fear ^l" 1 " * ' a D d Judge Hriglil's ideas wi re predicated <>n his wish- wou es?not on fuels. D.-spatclies from Evansville, of faet) the lfitli, say that Willard (Dcm.) had beaten 8,'lu Morton (Rep.) 5,000 for Governor. The gain over "'"1' the last eoiigrcrsiomd election is 1 1,000 in favor of |? r the Democracy. The Congressional delegation will have stand G Democrats,5 Republicans. In the present Congri-s* the Deiiiocrnls have hut 'J members?a ,jK. gain of 4. The lA-gislaturo will be Democratic on l><- s joint ballot. t? " C)nio.?This Western Massachusetts has gone Free Soil all over?30,000 is claimed on the State j vvitli ticket. The Delegation in Congress will stand 1 I i yieh Republicans?7 Democrats?a gain ?>f 7 over the : n* t' , I ? ] Inst election. j FC111 Illinois.?A correspondent of the Hahimore (jlc Sun, writing from Chicago, on the 12th, says: go < " The citi/i'tis are now being very inueli engaged Oino in polit.es. Knoll parly seems sanguine of success, I'-'iid but it in thought Buchanan will carry this Slate by '',c a considerable majority. Dirge bets hnvc been ot- '',nt fered nnd declined." heat Kansas.?The Washington Union savs it has in. ' Itrr formntion that the elections for Congress and the ,|l(. Territorial Legislature went off quicily Gov. Geary beci made nil necessary arrangements to secure t<> every voter the unmolested exc reise of this privilege. The anti-slavery voters, however, ilccliuctl to avail ^ themselves of their rights, mi.l allnwcl their oppo- ' *v> ' nents in carry the election without n contest, (ii-n- _ Sou cral Whitfield was voted fir l>y the p-n slavery m||, parly and is clechtl. The I?et(islnturc ia thorough- ' pres ly pro-slavery. new .1 krbev ?Big'.ow, Democrat, wna elected " " ' 1 i kjk'c Mayor of Newark 011 the 1 1th instant bv a inai ri- i ... ... uir H i i*n111* Ol 1:1.il almo-t ' . ?>l ' i ^ k e11 1 illi-il K now N >ili ii?;>! Treason! Tin Tna.-I .oath In>uii<1, ni dihirht plott?:? n>t |li itry -no member of tli.it urilcr iv hi!.I lie iii< > to '"pi. i I asty treason," or "niedtate up mi's oi disunion," than tin* *'Ki? st< i," il trlil il would |>;i\ ?-ii my liiilnlilt' <>|iiln? it. I \ irgini.i. Sonih Carolina, mid ? v? i v > u State, nnd the I ii iii >, r;i<-v oi tin I'n. n, i< ibuvi' insult i Ifrii >1 these il ktiiiguisln ! gent , mid ii Not i'IiiIk r, (oi't'i 1 not, tli.il I., mi vo I n from tin- hand* ol traitors, sueh us tip- "!> " ninl if* parly, tin y must \?>ie lor mi l il. H llucliall.lU mill do'.u I'. Ill cekiltt i>1(!< \v. w ? -?<o?- ? kcisions?In the Common l'lrn* of Ui. lil.il Ti iiii lS.Mi, Judge (II..vi i presiding, llio I |0 (MNI-* Wile <1 vidid, a? VVf Irani lliilll t luiimi: ii ilie ca.se ?'f ilit* ? xcculoi - ol \\ oil v M. p, I In jury I..UH.1 -i v. id el l..|- tin lost Mi-ia i cpiiMspji tin of ili ti n i. ni not comply no w a of Kile of nearttcs afterward* r. *'Id ..t I I'or pla.n! If. Moh?. Arthur A Ta'lii; id.nit, Messrs ) l> 'limit iw I .noI ,I..l.ii son. Appeal taken ii tlie rati' ol .lames ( I' I lull', lit* \\ M M for slander, after tlie test in it liad Ims n fu lop.d and ilie i .ist' alii;, in _'. .l liy ( Jo k. M, lor 11 its plain I ill, Mr IS ii .tuu a M. ei s. ill pi opt in pclsolia, l. i llii il. in . ,i lit ll'ii}>t r iii i< ply,.1 U.lge < !< vtr siisia.i. 1 1' lire's legal elijcctioii, (tak ii in urgnni. ni il s not slander inlaw,evin nial'e oush t.. liai n wall being drunk, mid a li.ditual .liunkai \ ill liui'liilio oi supple. n;r a w . i tlie pi of il. rand iijj another > f pi.'p. rty im.l t. : ( ?n tins in; malion of Ins I I n i'- . p i . I'.. llill?M i & U< il I .1- III I".; -k. ' i 'until', withdrew the ens*, from tin jurv, w to reliew the legal que lion in tlie \ pp. t. Col. Mavy (it egg w is a!- i as?o. i. tid eft live." let. Col's r Ser.sK ? I lie New 1 ml. eoin .1 id til I of thu Ilaltilllorr tsull sis tl.e I 1 <. i telle was ruaeled in lie snpr me i ml, Ne ou tile 1 Gth instant, during till' ev.>11. nit < III. \ mtderhilt, ill the Case ... Ham It. 11 v Acecsdory Tian- t Compile. I HI 1 t < .11 . .tl.-.l Uf I .rl .1 I ' I "N. ami ! pealed I lie t . Ik t !> ill i tunes over, in tin- in int of min-li < \o u nit i F.eld tlnT< upon appealed 10 tin i. ml i. i pi n, after which Mr dmk. i < ount> I for Han ) j ii 1111? iii; in lis feet, Said in a loud vnit. " inirt vvdl ndjourii tin- grnih-man an have , il lie want.i it, to the full cx'eiit iif lit diviii Botirl, however, wouM not adjoin n, but |ti ? 10 excitement Ii) till I a!t llilig lilt ;.ri?M of tl s belligerent. 11 l. N .i CoN'rrnr. ? A? a mi a* tin i ni'i L'ongirtwiiinal Kleetioii was aaiioinuml kuloii, giving the seal to Mr. Mil<?, n notice ?t tva? served 11 in the inanagcrr In tl ury of Friday, however, we tiinl a coiiinitm i in the follow nig woi ds : Ir.tMi* I ioirout: Tin ft 'inl-i oM it-ii t iadxh >1r NVIiali v, notwithstanding tin y In ve tin good grounds to wait ant tin m in <-xirr y IllfS < rotest, have coinc to tin conclusion to atminh title, nitlier lluni erealo any tnoio excitimei ? community." ? -* ? ? I.ITAKV I'l.KCTION ' ?ll Saturday, lf>lll II Iticulenant domes >1. Ilislmp wan electc i ll of the l/nvmniV l-'ork \ oluntecr < ' >injuin; ltd to the 36th Regiment 5S. C. M. e Alibi villi- Independent f'irw, a one-dol!/ htrcto'oie, has advanced tin- price to THE SUlTlim til AKTEKLY. II. Rrittou & Co. put fur ward llio folloVu in reference to the present mid future of tl hern Quarterly Review. For long year* th ly Southern periodica! Iiad struggled for cxii , and finally yielded to the pressure of pecuti mbar rnssmeiit, and disappeared from the lit huiiznu. At that point, the present publis! poured the proprietorship, and revived it ?*i ding talent and mechanical ability* equal tu th ted in any similar etiterpi isc in the world. T? bets have been issued under these luvmal imstances; and although energy and liboruli beet) exerted to the utmost in placing it up< in footing, the annexed statements will sin what barren tesults these efforts have be ned. They now make an earnest appeal l?t ic. This appeal is stirring enough to \va [he leaden car of death?and we hope it 111 se the slumbering patriotism of the South justly by this Review, in giving it the stipp< richly merits. 'UUM TIIK CAROLINA TIM SCR OK OCTODKIl 20. iVe took ixskmiiII of tlo title of the Hrrii winter, ami secured for its editorial munag t the talent and services of one of the rip< lars of the present age, (the Rev. I)t. Thor ,) who has avoided no dibi t to procure the c alien of many tmistcr minds; and the twonui which have appeared under his direction ha i assigned a character second to no other p< : I now published. L'ur correspondents arc paid $.3.00 per pa; very page of matter pub! shed in the Rcvic wo have labored to make it all that its fti 'ii Id have it. Ilui (and we regret to slate t I we have not realized over $600 upon the pi volume, barely sulliuivnt to pay lor the pa| 1 which the Review is printed. \Vc have d stributed 1,300 copies of each nu of the Review to kuhsetitiei>; which ought 3 realized for us $0,500, ami thus place t k oil % firm basis. Hie number in press, wlueh will be issued 1st November, we are authorized to say, v ubmittcd nsa specimen, equal, if notsii|Hr ny previous number, nii.l if it should unfurl ly turnout that the friends of the cntcrpt * determined not to sustain it, by continuing bold the subscription price, w o will be forced '. to the pressure and abandon the work as se ic volume is completed. If those who have received the Review the p: year could be induced to forward us one li subscription price we would lie encouraged n, but w hen it is known that our receipts In tinted only t>> about $iill0, and that we lit to authors, printers ami others engaged o| work $1 ,l."itl, the reader will easily d'sem it is woi se ili.m folly for us t<> continue the pi ion. This is the last appntl we intend to make for i inc. It its friends are determined that it si we mu?t submit and close its pages before nne set iotisly involved.'' rnVHDYllDC IVI e I' I \ li ? 111 vie inn m.iiillJ II lOIj il l II /Id \ II>! i"e copy tin? annexed article (nun tin- It.iU I * _) c??ri"< *|* indcllt of tin /'< tri * fin i g l>rmuci I ?nv. Wise, of your State, and f ?ov. Adam*, li Carolina, arc w'tli u<. ??f (Jov. Wiw t lie pardoned for "aying. lie is the man for i cut ens!*. An introduction to, and a brief c< ation with his Excellency, but confirmed ion I had lornieil of bun fioni reading chcs?lie is eiopli.it.cally the greatest stat of tile age. 1 find him easy, (remarkably k ill vernation?as iiflahle as human nature i -an eye ipiiek, and ns sharp as an eagle's , Henry A. Wise is just the kind of a l)cuioc o to meet with. lov. Adams is a tall, well built man, in lieij it G b et ft inches, ipi te handsome, and a n . iiiK'ii of a noble State, lie is all light in p -as lie could not he otherwise. \\ bile spi; of these two an at in sutler ine to rail the .>11 of \ ire ilia deinociats to the follow .11 g, fi "Heleigll Iieg'Ster,'1 of til s niortlillg, ill its i of their piesenco in this eitv: the logs ei Iroiu a Norfolk paper, and commence*: It their object be, as a'lcgcd-- 1! l!r. >c d g'f invvsted with no other authority than tb tinliallowid des res. hav :i>m- i !>! d upon 1 . d soil of North < 'aroliua to 111 d fate u|*-n 1 tiles of disunion and treason, we tell tin Y! I y whose invil. on came these gentlemen tli ('aroiina? Why did they in t hen- jin-t :o time for I ins of the Pennsylvania 1 lection? What <lot s it any to ib:* attempt to l> tch irvativc. I nioti lov ng 1 i .li [iovernors! Arc your people aware ot the fa tills same "Iteg sli-r" is the organ of tr> ,-ieht e paid organ of s v.a n ell. tnies to the < \uisl LKITbit FROM kAXSAS. ig We are indebted to Col. W. II. IUuwcli. ic the following letter from Kansas, addressed to li lis by Col. \v. D. Cam it- Lkavkk wurtii Citv, K. T. Sept. 2*2, 1850. i). I loll thin city about the I5th<lay July, Mini out o ed went for a liulVato hunt. There were fifteen u?, and we travelled about 200 miles, when I'* found them in great number*. We hunted, or I th ther chased, them three day a?killed thirty-four u< ! live; but their hide* not being good, we got tit i and started for home. We got within ubout thi ? I tnile? of iiomo when we met an express for us tie i inarch immediately to the assistance of the Ate ty son boys. Our party was half sick with tneusl u so we that were well drew lots to see who slioi go uud who should stay. 1 hated very much l >w to go, but ut the same time yielded. I went nh< en 'JO miles and stopp. d at a small town, Osawk |u> ! where I rema ned until ull the hoy* got able ^ j travel, with Iho exception of K.I. McKisiiek. 1 I started the wagon and recovered boys home, stay a>' | with Me., laid me a foundation on a claim, and v to fixing to spend my time there; but In ard of a an at I light near I^twrenec, at it small town?1-Ynnk I : we formed a small company, 9 in number, and stti J ed to the assistance of our party. Near Tycoon ) ton we got with Col. Titus, lie had 11 men. ^ ic joined together,and were attacked by l-ntie's pat ;o about 250 men. \\ e fought the in ubout two hot est They hred the cannon eight times int-> n*, but wi it- out effect. Neitber did llie Slntrpc's ritl< s prove o- effectual as they had ant:e*ipr.t< d Capt. Walk in- of Lane's party, loaded a wagon with hay,s t lirt ve it. and backed it against the house. Wo suit ri- dt rtd, with the he*.* o( one man killed (a 1 Mil man) and three or four wounded. All of us w e, i taken prisoner*. The h?* oil the other side wa w. ' killed and about twenty wounded. We were tul ds ! to l,iwrtnce and kept until next morning, win n lie , exeh inge ol prisoners took place. We were tri * 'id very kinJIy whilst we were prisoner*, with ii r j exception that our arms were all taken. We- tl | eaute hack, and have been iueauip ever s nee. 1 in- i were undi r Atchison about three wei U*. with ab to | 1.200 nun, about twenty five miles south ?d I-* lie reiieo. Col. Chit kson, ol this eity, raised about I hundred men, and inarched to Lccnuipton to j on (ien. liieliardson, who hud ahout three hutid fill men. \V? II, nbotit this time the army was to toi ar, J Itiehnrdsoii with 5(10 men to attack Lawrence tu- the we-t, or miller to guard it on that s do; Cla i-e son to drop down with 2JO0 men and mki posses.to ol the terry; and Aeth *oll, oil the south, w.i* w V"iiniivnv> UIV I >UI V NilKHUll aiMl h I'll.l oil min moved so slow that Atchison, men liccomv < satisfied,and broke up camp. We had a small m) :-c- inish mi the Wukaruska, at a little place culled ( > inlf ; watoniie, where we 1<-st II ui< n. < ?ur ai my biok. to | I jo,tied our hoys at Is comploii, to eoitic bad ive recruit; hut l.-inc, know n" how \i? were hr< l ive up, ulitl nuppoMij; that we had left l.'coinp; ion I eumc up nud demanded s me prisotinx that ,-er had at Lccoiuptoii. \\ tohl him to p t h In- t ib- ! we were ready lor him. We had .50 mi n, , hail 80 ' ii on. He formed within about ft I llio , dred yard* of us, planted In* caution, and we pi iall ed ours, and formed ail around the capitol and I wc ' alt around ux. The failed States troops conn ami prevented the tit;ht. All of tin Sp rtanli and I ll mi Imya Mere there. We recruited;; the 7th of thit> inst. maia ho i to Lawrence. un I (oil. Ucid, with about llleti, detenu tin ^ ' bum the town; but when wc g-1 ? th n four m at- wc were met by tiiiv (ienry, with tl.< I n of Suites forces?nhout iiOO. 11? prevailed with u , I let tlie town stall I, as Lane, and all hut the oiiir the j of the town, had lett. We pas-til the t wit hi- 1 didiar.d.d. About titty of us were ;.t a lath il l I lie called lliekorv point, and wvio attacked on his I fit ll by about 150 llteli. We repulsed thrill . s- Saturday. They renewed the attack next nan n s>,i We fought llicln ultoul foul lo urs ? tin y hud an camion, we had none. They tired th ity s.\ lou -in into us. and any ipi ait ty rifle*; hut w : hont rut feet. We lost on, man killed, three or four won , I. Their number not kuos u. laiou-h about {lit war, as you ? ill see the nccouiitsin the ucw*|>np l?!e I have l? en i via tin-inimt of the tiorthei ii, east all- .nl s-uihcin portions of the Territory, and tk- 1 word for t it is the la est country I ever ?aiv. at- j whole- ot tlie country look.* I ki senile of our til Hill ! meadows ? the laid |S M rich ::h tin re is ailV III- . ll. '1 In* lloltlleill Mid i aslel II parts ;,;t- |-,1 til baic ol limber, but bv icnunv I ilink em -. _foivs to k< p np the conn i y. 1 ha\ ? a e!a m In hetcd that his a', ut lOaeie. of Ii tin:'.,'ram cir I ricli :i? land bcI? to tie*. The |w?itest acre on it ihe | i n I i than '.lit l ieloart c on Si.a e, In 1. 11: ! Iiq . place. It is covered \i.to tine liny from i, I in. | h oh to ,* h _;h as I can r- . 11, ami \* ma . ti two to five tons ol hay to the acio. I In re to li i.-st 1-1 MI 1.1. I ev. I - ; V. Tl ' j tu<*li\ lai-.l, 'i'li-if earn !ii to i! i u . i fii'lll (i I i.? vi l-iiiju I- iho :n | i*. 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W i-.lm ? i iv last tains a oi>rri-sp.iiiJi iioo lx Imocn .NI mm > II \ |'i ii, nl tin- I In j tin i-r, .nil John M lialts I In- t. ' tin r chalk ii^i . Nil- I". tt? In lijlit a .liu-l % v i tot t ~, iii a i -tti r of i-.ni-.il :ali i I. n^tli, "ih- in cl il ami tun ijniviK ally " .li i-l in * >'? i:\ ti.IV Kii-dcriliall.iiK.il H. 1". Ila .lt, IK I iSosli a, tu a discussii'ti of tin Kan a- i,iu>t i ,, Mi 1 (illicit ai rpUil, in! .t t k p'.icf i ii the lf? ' III I'll i.ldrIJ.|i:.|. M.WS SI KH'S. f??r Chnneelfor J. W. Lctnnc, vl Alubama,(formerim ly of this State,) with hia son, were drowned in Mobile Hay. hy tlie uj> setting of llio yacht \ cspcr. The Georgia Agricultural Stale Fair commeuced r'" at Atlanta on the 20ih and will continue till the w' I 25th. Messrs. Nobles, of Koine, will exhibit a locowe . ' ' ... m. 1 motive manufactured exclusively at their machine or works at Kmitc. ed Prof. 1 Ie?lrioh, of the Univeraity of North Caro1I na, having avowed aympnthetic feelings for l'"romoot, has received an intimation from the Trustees is; that li s further connection with that institution euiinot be useful. lly an amended eauon, hereafter no person not cc ; a communicant can be a delegate to the General t? i Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church. J The Whips in ISutlingainc's District, Massnchuscttr, ore running Win. Appleton for Conlall great. lin; Judge Win. I). Kelly, of the Court of Common j Pleas, Philadelphia, has resigned. He was run as y( liluck Kepubhean candidate f?>r Congress in tlie (y( lato election and deleated. irs. The Petersburg (Va.) Intelligencer says there is a man in that city who smokes. chews and diinks (r to the following tunc: 211 gallons brandy drunk, In ' one mile seven-eighths of tobacco chewed, and three in- and a half miles of cigars smoked in one year. KaL"'1' i titer a hard ease. J- ; Silks have risen in rranee. Am<rican orders ,iii have decreased, but European have increased. on | > gca?c having destroy* d the "-ilk worms, the sharp ".,l dealers bought immensely, and hence the advance the . ; of 40 per cent, in price. t\ < j President Pierec returned to Washington on the ?ff Itiih, after a short trip to his home ill New Ilamp"v* shire, live ..i,, Tlie Kiltiinoro Sun rays that tlie Deinoeratic red ' gains in Congi .ss in Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indi'v,': ana, will give that party a majority in the House, )j.'1 unless counteracted by ISIaek Kcpublican gains, of lion which v\ c si e Ito possibility. t?? ' Dining two weeks of temp' stumis weather on J1'" the coast ol Cuba, ending the 8th instant, it is said p that three cargoe s of slaves had been landed on the island! up. Dr. ISU'dehu, of New < trltans, has trained that ^ ; spcuics of mosquito called gallinipper to the pel fortnancc of 1 hi* lint.i- cf tlie h i ell. nil, \yi. tiadsihu's Kiec Mill, Charleston, was builit on hut the 18th, w til 3.H00 or !1,000 bushels rough lice. Mi-ssia. W I soli and Lee succeed the Messrs ,Il{ Pockett in the conduct and proprietorship of tin It in Abbeville Independent Press. in The Supreme Court of North < larolina has dcii "'1 ded that the Legislature have the constitution.-! ^ t power to lax bank dividends after un|>osing a tax 1 to *" bank shares. | i?s Over fifty pel o-ts were slightly, five dangerously wounded, and live klil !. in Kaltanor<-, by pistol S ||l t " |>ns . ami pun bliuU, r.t the Ma) < (*' tl ctlon mi the CtI. and j instant. ?e The lilaek I'epuhlicnns in Ohio have ndopted si Iil.u k tl.is;- 1>1.ii k black Mars, an I black ntiil nil . ?? tt hiti' Ml ipl h. title ' ihIii ' Kati'R mow Havana?Mobilk, October II ? ( ! Tin- Initial States dtamship (Junker City, which lo'i New ^ i ik "it the Sih timl.,arrivcJ at this jmri the *" 11\ this nrriv 1 the Tribune h.n advices from I la, v.nin tn tin* :Hi i iiinin i.l the 1 Oth inMaht, by which |(1V w?- earn that the--coll i t *p? iht mi tmvv lilting nut j |(i a Havana, by S|-a:li, Me* o, '- t-r thettt ) fureena at of the p iynunt nf the claims ilue h 1-ki Spanish slibjectH by tin" country, the piev ou?!y i , i ciieubiteii report abnul the sati> aciurj M-tta tn ui .1 III lilt- suite Ii iviaif tltriliil of it eriolienlis. Th~t j i \j .-ii, it was ra il, uinilil be a vi ty tut tit tlabh i Jls ?in?' \Vi ,-.!mi lea in by th's {.nival that the S,.nti'*!i p-vernm nt w n> nb-ut In - nil an nrmv h tin II i"i? . > . van.i tu St. 11 iinn-n, li t the |-it j e nt iijhi in.' ' t the i publican mnviimn'- ^.inj 'orwnril in j, th u.nti \ ii : the Iri ohim ol the I?. n. ii na I ve t!..Il-llnl tlltl-k't- 1 i I iilli lilv b**i It urih ieil t( tu be m lit tu tin Sp Hi -Ii t 'iill-tli a' Si I > . . :i,u. L sail rn Carolina hoi n Mixes?The ; ra , lu ll. - li a I!. - ei \ , n S Mill ' itn tta, are Invent _n . j, u a p Mil t-i K : i it, a in?t iiuja-i taut it. , f t- I -1 , i. Il.l Ml It II- |.t till III .a lit II.? w ,1 .1 Will :,s inn h in iv t itei?y ntt'l <v.|i : ! than in uiriurr y ciih i,,j, I he i i-e- in :ia 1 iivi r |>art of At'- v I ? * i e: it.',. Sua:Ii ( i nt. vv I. il : \ a \ i \ ii> < .npiy, ill v i.ii -vv a .. I'm.' " I h i ll hi t 'u aipnli, a .- - fiii . tu be I, W \ .1 Ii a V I y lie HI 11 1! V L lir Wei k ii. f -i at a ui t : i' ii - ptli ! - in (hi lliei ly a ' i lli i n that ? i a I . i in ill .i n- 1 by a p.uvi i til |>uiii]i ii.i it,; .1J j ui i. i * w. i keil 1 v -team. '1 lie npp< nuuee < ! ..In lirue I- li-uv it ib I sia Vi i y ikittri a I 'i_- ?<il I" in uuiflr. Ilul I -, Tlltt M tail \M< VI. bl \,l> ul Till Col JtTkt -I'll niitiual rcjxu t t?f the l'nite-1 *? it * 1'ati-nt ? lice ulivii - that the in ii eh nt iliv-lit -n I- > xo? i.n^'y " lapnl. I'.v.i |hi||.h I.-u- Vtillltllitnellihlnc.il.; ilmit-, ii ( ni- nt the 111 chntic.il itttpi uVellK Ills patent.-! ., lini ng ili v-ar l>55, have ju-t In ? n ..--iu.1 hum thai nth i I.i v <li Hi illstiate thai the IiuiiiIh r t applications inaiie to the ntliee Inr patents ua' ' 1,-155, la n_' tllarly twiee the innnber nf nppliea1 tmiis ma le iii I Sail. The nunil>< r nf patents imu-1 , u a - 'J.t'l? 1, moi c than twice tit number giant-il tw y ir? 0^11. In lis 15?ten ji.ir? pn v eui?the -ash reee p - "f the i.llico vr re s.i'J.'l'Jn, vvh le I i?t 11,1 \ ill" tin y Wile >.'IC,15M, i.r live illlil a ball" tunes * ** j;ii an r. - ,l! I 11K Tnnssr.it i I'kim.'Hu ? l iic bridal i .111 a:i;o iii' ?, tin- li.;iyn l'.' i lit tlou-s.au of tli. iVi l.i If, iV , n i n* >i of tin.* ap| t oacluliij Inai I i i.?e ol II. till- Pi .: * -I III).i.lit l?.-l !ill, ailinot no IllUt'll atteli ! -II tl.it 11111 in .1 > in .lOlii iU) (t IUm. it iii.. i ibii.hi, vi l\< is, I ?t*o, m i tii* .I ..i, i! n i s. i-i.ju sii nibro ili*i.. s :n gold mill s I*. r, Im i n i. .i.iwiis, jji.ivis, body mill lalilc I in ii, i .1 .iin*iii-l - .u. i ji*wi* : \. ?' iiv l? and iiiniiil ?, and t... <*r, i li t n.jii r. in. nis .1 . \. i v <!im i .|'tioii, color, and In ii *i.i Ti.ity |>, i ? jis j.a i* bu n fii^..^rd dil1. .1 i iii* - . i al iii .nil * i.ii tin* <*:iibi. ill i \, mid ISO i , n< ?. .< \\..ini ii I.an worked mi tlii* dirtiTiiit or* I. J? J?. Mill, i l-M'ITKM r.N r AT IiOflCVII.I.K.? lilt Ii I. i - v '. '.mi i.*i ot tlie 1.1tli instant my*: slim:) decree of i*i .touiiiit |irc-raJa nm.-ing M iii ..i **sofour eity in eon*. >|iirn.*e ol tin* no.* . . i i <|n member* of S. !i ji i Ii i|?*l, tvlio Iiiiv. u .. !i iwn Ir.'in tli. coiiliol ol tin* I 'nlil. leliee, mid ^ 11 trull .7 d lli.-llihelvi * lit. .ill ilidi-|ii*liil< ill I* sly I < w is lir. n^1 *. .Is.ui l.\ Uisli. |i K.trly removing ! * tin*.I |io|.u'ar alid i *.*ellt lit |>n?t..i*. Iti*v. .Mr Smiley, , ,, . .ii !,. i - . ..... ii In ii In* mia in the midst ol me js III... > .it I s |I|N -. lit |i'*t To mi l?ii i r Sochctihh tiihoi (iiioi t tiik Si iii ol Shi ril fiRol.iw S-v.iiil leafs Inii i . |>?- .1 - lice tin* ti * Mill of I Mile I ),>t i ibutioll io iii ii.. State li.ive aweiiiMi 1 f..r t'ln.st .in counsel ;,i in.*I j;..i hiT, tli** Managers ol tin ( limit sb n and j t 'oliimS. i I'l .li S n t . s I,a. o i. solieil lit instil? a i*.t!l foi a Ii bio i ' >ni i lit on to id. 11 at Co!unib.a in N..vi nib.*r i *t lis J be liible S * 11 . > tliioii^'lioul tlie State ari , i,v tlii iifi'te, ri s|k*> tiully and i-arii.titly invited to nn i t mid ii | } lit l> . _'ii.s, n Ii i sli.i'.l assemble in Co* limit* .1, on I'll ii i re here Jlllri niol ) pari ill . Il ll Hi Splint III. '1 I . \ lilt! ri 'jii> Uil ii 1>" to fuiiiir>li complete Inmi f rin,".t mi at to tlit- number of iliL-ir im-mltem, the i,i tniina la m 1 by tin in lining tin- pant yur or two, tin- anii'iiiit at H.tti ibutiou nt' I ioti'a W on) witliin tin .r 1> iiiN, tlio mi pi a t t)it-y have 1m i ii able to inn.-Ii, tb" aiH i i inlt-rt H to tin- Vme'uan Bible I > a it, .ml all i.tin i Mibjecla that will be of intere.-t t?. thr < '. iivent < ? Tin- II. v Mr. MeNell), one nl (lie ScriiUirits of tlii A nit i i an libit- S'fciy, it 11 tvpiiii .1, will be i, j 11!; wall wli a il niii) tlint "1 llie >p< aki ra .an- ii iii ae pnbU mi et nga inav lie In-1.1 Hui.ng tlio m Mini; ot the Convention, to the (great nHv.m,r tage ol the dUkr. I, DAMKL RAVKNKL, I)v WM. II PKRONNKAT, i: r KKI'.KISON, Coinni ttcc i-f tin Cliarleaton Ii bio Society. Ii M. PALMER, .1 M PRINT,LE, ROBERT BRYCE. 1,1 W \. REYNOLDS Coinin >' the Colutnlva Bible Soo fly. liRKIT BRITAIN ENCOURAGING ABOLITION. | FROM TIIK RICHMOND KNUI/RRR. 1 j IA>ni?ON, Sept. 93, I80G. | It becomes iny painful duty to transmit lo you intelligence of a startling nature. In several of my letters I have informed you that evidences of jiii uumistakcnblo character iiad been, Iroin time to time, nflbrdad hm of n determination 1 on tlie |>art of J'.,xetcr Hull to employ all the menus ' nt its disposal to secure the election of the Uluck v Republican ticket. I British intervention is now openly avowed on be | 1 half of Kansas. The Timet of yesterday morning, u in its lender, gives uii emphatic expression of whut c it considers to be British duty ?>n the subject. The r cotie'ud ng paragraph is couched in the following ^ language. " We inay expect to hear, then, before long, of 1 , new movements in the Northern Statin of the Union. More than this, such a con test as this can- t not convulse the United Sta'.ca without exciting j | feelings amongst ourselves. The British public (not j , Uxetcr Hull) nre at present entirely mute on the * subject of Kansas, simply because not one man in j leu knows what Kansas is, or where it is, or w hat , people arc lighting about. When it is once under- ! ( stoxlthatth.it struggle iuvolvcs a t cacti on against the principle of human freedom, the propngundism ^ ' of slavery, the threatened revival of a cause on which the nut anal hatred is aodeeply fixed. Kngli.-h feeling will undoubtedly awake, and Knglish sympathy will everywhere back up 'Mlic North.'' We are interested part ee in the contest. Slavery ' cannot trample on America without d set edit to the Anglo-Saxon name and the downfall ol the b'ast < j that the AiibI > Saxon name never letrogrades." It was in Kxeter llall, in 1814, that a Boston Abuiitioiiist sirred in a set speech, that it was "the I duty of Imperial Kngland to tell the United States, < in fi stincl terms, tint slavery mu?t be abol shed." Hut "Imperial Kngland" had not the courage then to announce that "we are in.created parties in Uncontest." Tlnrc Wi n t o much patriotism tin n in I the North for her to espouse the cause of the Alio- | lilionists in Massachusetts mid elsewhere. They | ilid not constitute, nt that time, asufliciemly formi } dnble party militant t-> render it altogether safe for "Imperial Kuglutid" to "back theui up." The auspieious ni 'ineiit, In-wever, has at rived for Imperial 1 , Kngland to cast oil" her mask. She is informed by j the newspapers just received from li<?'.on and New j ( York, that at least three States have pronounced. , to all intents and purposes for Abolition,and she is ' cncouinged to hope that, undi r the assurance that i i she is an "interested" party "in the contest," all the ' , other Ueii-slaveholding Statin will bis ow their votes ' 1 . i in the same sense, i If the utterance of such sentiments fail to arouse j , | the North, then is tin re no patriotism worth ealeii: l.iting upon in its embraces, and the sooner the . j South knows it the better for all concerned. (Ireat Br.tain conceives that her durable security i ^ | is measurably de|?e!ldent upon a dissolution of the I nioD. She is a ten .lied spectator at our rising , j greatness. Aceotding to our ratio of increase since I the heginn ng of tin- pri ?< ul century, our population . j will amount in 1900 to 1 Oil,000,000 ol inhabitant!-! Such a future completely orershudows the brightest j propectn which she ev, r pictured for hcrtv If. Our ! II.itioiial existence k< < ps her in a state of p-erpctual | I ! uneasiness. Through the agency of the "balanoeof ' tv.i,-. . t i.- .1 .. . .1 Inn I from Ku.-sta, particularly on tlie "Ingli Ma.",'' | in till com tig time, niul Trance n not an incrcusing power?till* h.rtlis tin re exceed ng, ill view ol llie I large pupa! it i n, quite ins:gti ficuntly in uuinlu r the t death". (ite.it l'r t it i* prepared to doalmost mn thing : to get us i ut of lur way. mid she is uatisticd tli.it ' tins cannot lie accomplished in any oil cr iiiatim r | ilmn l<y tearing u? :i>uihIit. This accomplished, In r policy wiil b?- a plain one. with roped to winch division she w .lieiiiKnvor to foimilie c!.?se?t alliance with. (i-mim-re ally she lias an imli lit.ty ol inter- ' t est with ilie South. 1 ler agriculture no longer pro teeteil, li r very life-blood is ll her cotton maliufac ' torn r I/U these m urn factor i * suddenly be sloppnl, and til.- no aim of subsa'ctice would be- taken i lioin the induatii.il millions. She wa.uM have tu-i tie i cotiiiner e ii..r navigation, n r the menus ol piovriillng tiie iJloll,(IOtt,OffO annually tor the pay mint of the iutriest -n her tuudvd dt-ht. Were -u ha provision to fail a * ! tary time, t m impossi! Ie t.. fo|*i"Si c the ii fiieulties ill vvhiell sin- would lie i inline.) .( !y ill Vol red. tor it lilll?t be i oihclcd thai slli. ; I.' ' .1' '.n: I debt is owin <1 at lii iin , and lll'i-t ol .' by |? : * am hold llur less till II i 100, llie ill 'en ' 1 <1 s r.hu'ed Mill ai_'?t la l SU'j I S ulin l-i.l . |o p nii-tiinl [ a\ nn lit : - mi ?pi lia.ibh for the pur eh.i> of tin |h . i ,\. in ? ? ?-,.r i * o( I le. ; Tin rapidly augmenting consumption of cotton I filii < all uvi r l! ? globe, o v. s ample assurance that the day * Hot ihs'nnt w hi n the spiiittcr'u s of lbs I c-untry w .11 nqu te more cotton tlian we now pro- , ' iaca j I ? 1 to s. ill,. S.iiitli coin auo to resolutely do . I Its vvh le.bilv to til- I'ni. ;i I.< I t aland creel op I I !t till t" I'-' tu' II, and l! the ( "otl?tilUlion .* to go ' 1 now ii, !< I ! .!' ? ii ?v ill it. as far .'is I li.oU ? ? IIe ri . .1 I: w not Ik- tile suili rel' from the North's i I . thle.?iie-. I: iiii.v r.. 1 |. ii* glory to ? u istituli ii part s i. || a I'epublie ns Amci ea p omi-d to be ' { pr-or to tlii- contint n cement of the w ar wli?Ii mod f. I it s . v ol i \ wig s against I rr. hut it will he i's / V irtirr in i- sc.- i i'o 1 fioin the malevol lit si it ? *i Inch tl -tract its rcpo?c. N ess :ty will stoil , <1- t' i in in ttreat I!: .> ii how t.> | > ami owrj owciiiig interest. In . i. t her el nice was in wlo at tin* first. I I: at . cl.o igli Hil ?- <* CllOVg . daily to COnVIDOU mc i>f this. AOMCOU. Ki )i"r.?:u Tm i ci.r. IIitwdn Mkjii o anu Lv.i.ami- 1 ..it* a*iv rc-i from Mi xicoatite ilint its rci.it: >us witli (in.it Hi la ii are in a very critical ; I'Hi. It ? < vi-ii tummcd ilt.il tin* lintuli Lin t?.i*.-y lina ties I it* iiu : .*?, ami suspended all inter* I'.in/* "I ciiiirlcnits with iiu* ilrtiarU'ii govt-rn* ' ment of M.xc.. A correspondent of the Now I i k 1 in - Mali i1 tli.it a tl 1.1 ill t ht* ( ill! ot Mclti* co aw.i ta tin* orders of tin- British iMininter, ami I tl.;.t Aiiinir.il Bruce, of the 1 '.it. itic sijii nil oil, is j tii h rid on tlit* Witt const of Mexico. 1 lie* cnn-v* ' ot tin rupture is < ml to lie tin* t'elay ill tin* n'tllfnu l l I. the i* il - lV..r ?*t 1 >ai roll, I" oi bt a A' Co , anil ( In* unwilhngm-ss or imihii.iy of tin- Mex onus to pay tin i imlcbt-dii"ss to Hr.twli hulijei'tn. Mexico is iIs*i iii pn l ! an att.i' k Iroin a Spanish wjuutlrnii, ailil, what w tii itil**iiial Ii-ikIm ami external assaults, rhc bals fair to U* pretty thoroughly siiaketi. i .is. BaMJC or l itam k ?8owtk?io?r or Smccik ' " I'd m \ i* Tlit* New ^ i*i k jiapers state that there i> some n .is *n to In i iiu that the Bank of France ha* sii-jNiib ,1 sp on* payments. Cirecn & Co, I'm ? to Wets, have w ri ten tin ir agent, Mr. Kbcn i v Tinier, that it dal so on the t! i October, ami that I i t a* Ii stock hail mlvalirctl two per cent, ill ; e (lsteijucneo, hut there is no other letter here ?tat i*o i,, same alleged fact. Then wire teporU in I. ii.Ioii i t such a measure being resorted to, ami a i e ib i * o.l . New 1 ..ik bank.i g house. ' it'iw ai I'ar.s, w i .tcs that it was seriously in content* pi.iiion, ami that there win a run on the Bunk ol ' l i ii.ee, occasioned by an appreliensoii of it. * SIS* * I II Ml MM ?if HMM Another Instance of Tape lV'oira Cured Ir, the use of Dr. M Line's Celebrated I ermfuge, piepmed /?y Fletuiog llros. Nkw York, October 15, 1B52. 'I >. !- .. to certify that ! ivr*.s troubled with r. ta;*c ' worm for mora than ?ix months, I tiM all the 1 known remedies for this druailfnl nflhetioii, but ! W.lhout beillg able tit destroy it I got one of l>r. j ' * M Lane's Alumnae*. which contained notices ol ! \ ?* vi nil womlerful cures thai hail boon performed j by his celebrated Vcrmiluge, prepared by Fleming I Ilios. I resolved t?> try it; ami immediately pur* ! cluiM'il a but lie, wli oh I took according to direction!, au<l (he result w .a, 1 discharged one- large i 1 tape wunn, mciisinnig more than a yard, besides a ! nuinbi r of iinall ones. MltS. M. SCOTT, N". 70 <' iiinon street. y I " Pu . I:;i?h W .11 Ik caiellll t'l .Ink fill 1>U. "* m i.am. k i i;i,i;i;nATi;r> vi KMirnoi:, "x manufactured hy KI<KMIMI ItKOS , of I'ittsBi uiiii, Pa. All other Vermifuges in cotnpn i..< n are worthless. l>r. M'l.ain 'a genu lie Verm fnge, 1 also 11;n celebrated I. vci Pills, ean now In- ji.nl at j a'l i speclable drug stores. None genuine irilh- | in// the ngmluie of w [2s (),i. 23 35 It Kl.lCMINC. HROv M I'KKIOIt PIANOS. Tli.' I'ndrrsigned, I'roliwr of Murir, etc, nl the SfMriauhurg Fern de t \>lh-g?*, recpr-cl lully in- n forms the Public, that he is the agent of LHillTE, NBWTON, 6 BRADBURY'S PIAK06, which tank now among the vny bi t. \V..riant cd, and furnished at thu factory price. Some Spreimens can ho *?en nt tl<? KemaUC .t ' f Irgr fc. M EPWARDT c ' Sept. 26 3! U 1 . ...Jl ! ?? fl commercial. h t?t/K / tk* Columbia Market, far tie meek ending Oct. 18, '56, '?? Burkuloo ?f- Wad dell, 9H Cat tan Factors, Columbia, S. C. J Cotton^?The wwk under review opened with c be imiii* dull feeling whieli marked the cloas < ( ft lie (net week. On Tuesday tlie st?-nmer arrived | villi Liverpool dates to the 4lit inst., reporting tl?e I otloii market quiet, in consequence of tbc Bank 1 dvancing tlie rate of interest io 5 per cent. Salve f >f tlie week amounting to (II .500 bales, with a etock I cmaining on lnnd of 029,000 bales, inclusive of ft I 170,000 American. These advices had a visible fleet upon our market, tending to depress prices it'll further, so lliat at present we quote at a derlme of lrom an J n 4 on last week's prices, viz: rom 10 J all} extremes, with sales for the week )f 1,282 bales. Ifacox. ?There ia a good supply in market, ; A'lnth nude with n steady demand, with an ad? rauce in pri^ia. Sides calling (or 11 i a 13; llama II n 17, according to quality. ^ Bagging?(funny we quote ot 22 a 23c. 1 Corree ? Java 16 a 17; ll o J3 a 14c per lb. (John.? 1 here is a good demand for this article, .villi prices ranging from 80 a 05c per bushel. Flour. ? No change to note. We quote at 6.50 a 7 50 per hbl; nt $3.25 a 3.50 per aack. i ouiiKR?The *u|'l ly has been fair during ths | >ast week, with no cluiiige in prices: we quote at jt 1.00 a 1 25 per 100 lbs. B Moi.amc*?\V. I., 5(h-: n*. U , 70o per gallon. I Oais?Meet with a fair demand with an upward & B kiiilrDC}' in prices; wc now quote si GO a 65 per tfl iiiist.el. fft Pea*?Prices arc stead) at 5fl a o5e per bushel. tS Uora?We quote at 13 a 14c. Sen as?Crushed 1 1 a 15c; llro.vn ftj a 12e,according to quality. Hai.t ? Wc quote at $1.50 a 1.62 per sack. DANCING! DANCING! I M A I 'AM HI .EON AUD'S Second Sessiou wi 1 B commence on Saturday, October 25. All those I w.shing to attend will phase hand in their names B ru soon as possible. Hours for I>odu* 4, P. M. , iM Ifcnts 8, P. M J.S.LEONARD, 9 Oct. 16 34 tf l>ir< ci r .B ANOTHER STORY! I BY THE IWrt'LAR fl MRS. E. L. SAXON. OF ALA-, I Encourage Southern Writers! 9 and 01 MCftlll von tub 9 COLUMBIA BANNER, 1 tiik cheaperr w Ml A v?y? rv 1 U! hAi ?JT v?3 %IV a is tiik south. 4 *2 Per Annum?!n Advance. 1 TO SUBSCRIBERS* j W'o wmiM earnestly solicit our ?ul sct ib< rs to aid in procui i y addition* to our I.j!. W e arc Laboring assiduously to shake off i!.? henry debt entailed upon tit by the disastrous (ire which swept off our ofliec in 1 b"?4. Tlie IJ.VNXKR contains LAU(Jlilt AMOUNT OF RKADIXG MATI i:n than any weeky paper in the Suite; and the LOW' I'ltSCM at which it is furnished should enI.tic it to a large mWription. W'liilo Xortbrrn pap< r* count tv thousands, ours at the South have but liitudrcaL, and eou'd not be published at a'I (or the inert amount of the subscription. Unless advertising he added, our weeklies eould iu>t ciisf. -1 Now, the publication of n d.idy paper alone has en - j ublej us t? supply so large an amount of reading 1 hi itter for m ten.Ml a sn'iacription price, and it rs uii'y (>y a very large a I Jition ol subscribers that wo can hope for r< innrreralion. W* II not each ol our friend* make an effort for us? Mrs. Chick says: "There is nothing like making an effort." W'c would like very inueh for Oi h o to 'r> the virtue o( h*-r philrw phy. NOW IS THE TIME I 'i hrs is the p:oprr time to subset Is-, so that vcu may get the whole story of Loraino, or Suparstition. ii ? ai iy t 'ju.ii u? in*.' previous Fiu#Of*n;ui lairs o? i? ir vqIihI fmr??p<indt*nl. (K*t S3 33 Notice. Vl.L IVr-,n? indebted to MRS. MILDRED PATTERSON, ditM.. ate n-qantni to make .mmcdiatc payment t?> It. llnyne Patterson. mo Agent; and mi* Ii as lime claims against the Estat must present tlieni in him properly proven. GILLS (i. PATTERSON, Adm'r. < >ct 26 35 3l foniiufoaioners of the Poor. r gl !IL Board of Commissioners ( the IH. Oil JL nro r'-']ui-*tnl to nitt i ut the* POOR HOUSE, ii Tiusd.ty, the ustli instant, at 10 uYI?M-k, A. M. ? | tin- t il.i limn <!.} A punctual aliciidattoe ol the I loan! is <li fc.ri il. AM pt'isoD. having accounts or Lueincsa with Ji.h Bund will please attend. Oct 33 35 It O W. 1! LEGO,Ch'n, ss^tMSiLi Sipipikm DRESS GOODS. DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS SHOES. HATS, CAPS, &C. i.. iti.oomiiYito ,v into. r|^ AKK PLEASE UK iu n'ornting their friend* I ntid cu>.t. mem, and thu people oi Sparlcnburg >i*tr ct at large, that looking to the tuturc, ami iet in,; the coining Ueeem ty lor gun!, comfortable iitd Myl sit CLOT H1NG, ['Iley arc new Receiving and Opening the largest Stock, of Fall AND WINTER GOODS EVER BROUGHT To THIS PEACE, "aiefully select I in the Philadelphia and New i'tiik markets by one of the firm, and at such adantngc us to rnuble litem to sell very Cheap FOR CASH, Thf ?i<k*k ?-on?i?U in port of Silk and wonlid lulus' DKKSS GOODS. Gmgliaira, Cnlicoee, a navy S:ock ot I >UM Ls'l ICS. laulie*' Mantillas, nd Clixiku of SILK \ KLN KF, Silk and Cloth,hi lie latcat French 1'aUerna. Straw, Silk and Silk, 'civet French Bonnota, he most faalnoiiiible and beautiful etylea. EMBROIDERIES, 'iincy Work-Banket*, Co!Isrs, Sleeve*, 1 laud kerliit-:a, Floun< iiig; and a large assortment of other O o o ci s , rlnch arc uaually kept in A DRY GOODS STORE. We are very thankful to our Iriend* for the genrous ciikiom already given u?, and ull we Dow aak i -call on u? when you are in town neat week, nd we will do you good in retnrn. !. I '.l < M iMHKRC * RRO Mexican Mustang Liniment. KNOWN all over the World ae one of the beet . Liniment* in ure for Rhcumntiein, Goat, *u?b, Braises. Borne. Dieloca'iooe, and for el! kinde f injnnee. For rale Wbo'eeale and Retail, bv Sept. 4 ?f F IF HER A HEJKITBH.

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