The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, January 08, 1857, Image 6
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(tl)e Spartan.
SPASTANWKaT S
THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1857. ^
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AGENCY. .. . *'1
Mr. \. R. Smith is our nuihorixod sgcal at Out. r, ,
lutnbu*, North CuvoHan.
JANUARY* BILLS. p<*
Our corroepondeut J. F. U. ha? happily bit off t n,!
tho annoyance of those deteatiblo attendants of !s?tu
tho credit Byst em?January bills. Tho moral is Vxi
enforced by every man's experience, and wo hope f
will produce a salutary effect. to tl
This jeu d'esprit proves that J. F. G. can da- and
gucrreotype in verso as well as by the aid of (or
chtmtcalt. In vi
si.'U'ivi: Miriti\R "til
OUC<
A day or two stnco wo were permitted to examino
the operations of a Wheeler tc Wilson Sew- j ^
ing Machine, at tho house of Mr. Judd, under the
ekilful manipulation of Miss Attleton. This machine
is simple in construction, noiseless in mo- ^
tion, of great perfection of stitch, adapted to cup1od
or straight aeams, and to a variety of purposoa
and materials.
^ I?'M
MILITARY. dial
We learn tint Major C. McDowell has resigned hnv
his command of the Upper Battalion, 36th Re- as t
gitnent, S. C. M. ^
On the 27th alt. Capt. A. J. Foster was elected flom
to the Majority in the Lower Battalion of the 36lh nod
Regiment S. C. M., vice L'cut. A. If. Kirby, ro- Han
siguod. ' law
At an election for Captain of the Briar Patch diet
Beat Company, No. 2, at Cherokee Iron Works,
two weeks since, F. G. Latham was chosen Cup- ^
tuin over L. Cook, the vote standing?Latham 80;
Cook I. ? gun
CIUS8BJ. J*
John Cunningham, Esq., has become solo pro- gen
prietor of the Charleston Evening Newt, by the re w^j
tireiiu nt of S. 12. Pelot. ft Sj.
Jos. S. Reid, Esq , has di*|>oscd of his interest in inei:
tho Newberry Mirror to Mr. John C. McLcroore,
- i- l - ~ - r I I II. :. .. *
who iu now Bote canor ?>> nun yumm. nr > ^.j.
young gentleman of lino talent, nil J we wt Iconic j
him to the corps editorial. jnfj
John G. Bowman, Li?q , lormcilr editor of tlu? wj,j
Palmetto State Banner, is nnnoiinocd at editor ol Gf j
the Carolina Times. Mr. Bowman is a wrll cdu <jrr
cated gentleman, and vigorous writer and courlo
oua editor. mai
Riis?eirs SlHgiizinc. tulil
Tlio Charleston Evening Netcs says;
"It will Ik* si-cii by n notice that the new inagn- nlcr
line, of wluch Messrs. W. B. Carlisle and P. H J00tl
l iny ne are to he the editors, wall appear on the Ut obli
ol March next, will be published under the nurpi- will
ees ol that respectable Hrm, Russell it Jones, and
will be called Uuroll's Magazine. With theso la- tv cl
vorable auguries .we have presages of such success ?*tl.
as will render it n permanent vehicle and faithful S
record of Southern genius, tasto nud opiuiou." now
JUDGE BCTLERlrfBElRNlTE. ^
A correspondent of the Charleston Courier, iu '
n>*r
giving an aecounl ol the attitude and employment ^
of the different Senators while Wilson,of Massachusetts,
was delivering his Abolition "Medleyspeaks
' _ , ? , i?'n
tbua of Judge Butler;
"The Senator from South Carolina was lounging ?
in his chair with closed eyes, and certain drowsy ** '
and somniferous symptoms led us to suppotte the gou
monotonous tone had lulled him into a doze; but bep
an allusion to his Slate by the speaker entirely w|
* destroyed the ti ulb of our supposition, for in rpite
of the indication* of drowsiucrs, the cWd eyes "K*
suddently stared out from uudcr the lock <1 ?:l plae
very hair with unusual wakefulness and sagacity of
(ipiefdon, saying iui plainly as tj'ei c?>uld rpcnk.
they were not asleep, and hud nol Iren asleep, and
never intended to go to sleep, when Carolina was T
in danger of being traduced. As the attack ou his Qj,
Stcte continaed, tlie hoaornble Senator became j
restless and excited; twitched, tidgeted, arose, *
shook himself, and, in a sbmp, singing lone, nsked <-l'n
to be heard in reply. With ready fluency lie pin- papt
ccd the matter in its proper light, proved his Stale tccr
clear of the charge, aud with an nir o( dignified j.
ooutcmpt, he then left the chamber."
" , on il
NORTHERN SLATKTEADBJIS.
On the 22d ultimo a bill from the House of Reprcsentrflives,
providiug for a steam revenue euttur j y.,,,,
nt the port of New York, canto up in the Senate at ; lion
Washington, Air,Seward advocated its passage, ' rca'
and quoted a letter from John McKeon, Distiict j
Attorney of that port, recommending the passage mJ<
of tlis hill, among other reason*, "as an additional gloi
safeguard against the fitting out of vessels to engage
in the slave trade.'" () ^
"Mr. Toombs thought that was a very singular it, i
argument. It was proposed to have a steam* r cin- *t<M
ployed nt the port of New York?not on the const r.,u
of Africa?to prevent these exceedingly conscien- <
tioua people, who will not be deterred by the laws this
against piracy, from engaging in the African slave by !
trade! [Laughter. ' ] I antii
After amending the k so as to leave the vessel two
under control of tho Secretary of thu Treasury, it |
waa passed. And thu* hum been begun a system pr?
which will expand nod absorb millioua of money, (eie
Philadelphia and Portland have nlao petitioned for "or
atcam cutter*, mid Mr. Wellw prefer* thu claim of *'v'
pllt
San Francisco. We shall very ahutily hear of the p,,cj
* Treasury revenue alcana fleet. ^ iir i
<.n* whi
Bkli.adon.va.?In * 'ale is?uc we gave an item lira
that belladonna, applied >o the tongue, w.u a pre n ''
, wntivo of acirl< t fever. Tho following, from ret- '
. qun
pcctable authority, mIiows that l!io drug has pvri.i- ?||y
clou* properties, which should lead to it* avoidance: free
"Tho London I.inoct atatea that the nae of the '"'ai
drug belladonna, a* practised in Oriental burenis, ?ni
to give brilliancy to tlie eye, i* uubtu?hliigly advrr- ^Ir
t'med nnd provided fur by the <w.t?*r?r? of faahion.
1 ho effect of this powerful and deadly drug upon 1"V'
the eye ia to contract the iriaand enlarge the pupil, '*r*'
intensifying ita brilliancy, and rapidly dealtoyittg tinorgan."
, Mr. Toomds'b PnoroaiTio*.?Tho Wnahington tj1(.
City Star, ol Ijhh instant, thua refer* to thia matter: a!llj
"Thia letter o< Senator Tonrnbe, Addrreaod to j |K.cj
? tho Southern Convention, Itaa for aoine d*\a part ' <heen
a theme of very genet al conversation among I ' '
the putihc men id llua city. Ita recom&endntion* j "
nre well received, indeed, by tin*" from the South, max
with very few exception*. So general favor f< r ?p|ie
them do they manifest, tut that those from section- ?
of the North, whoa? bu-?ine? enterprise* are hhelv ^ ^
to bo affected ny the notion of the Southern Stale ^ (
Governments propo*?d by Mr. T.,lf fMiyed tn Ik- ^
carried out, are much excited on the Nuhjtrl, showing
thus, we think, lhut Mr. T. low hit ill* right 'JC<
nail on the h..nd, *V"
"They argue vehemently ng.vn?t tho feasibility u
, and constitutionality ol the recommendation* of Mr.
Tixiitih* with *o much earnestness, Indeed, nn T
that their cil?rt* carry witlt tbem convictiou eon- jtH1
trary to their wislus." ' ^
A Modern Nincvcu.? A MilVriU Jonah ?uril
' catiRcd the following notice to be inverted in the 41
New York Time*. Oor latest date* from that city p'oy
nre of January d, but we h ive no doubt the city l'"n
. . , ' ,l""1
, ?m dcMoyed. if the only saving condition was re- I|)(|c
pentnnco. New Yorker* would rather die Ihnn do ;knd
that?it wouldn't pay in thi* world, nnd (hot'a nil 'he
in<<*t ol thent live for:
'PROeiiEct ?I am oommi*#ionod to announce er< ,
that Nov York i*aboul to br detiroyed hy an earth- J(( ,|
quake an.: tire, if the dreadful wicked inhabitant* |))a,r
ol the city aa.l in'iulioorliooJ do ni t repent l> fore
Tuesday night n. it, confrssiug their * ns public!)
on thdr knee* in the *tico?n. licit t* before tln ni |ut|,
if they do not fcpvnt. Alskstus." r'(j b
I'rof. Krumby i* about to return to Alabama to
look afer lit* planting interwt*. tion
fir
CONtiBESSIONH NOMINATIONS.
)ur pttptr this we*k bears to the people of the Ij
Ik Coitgr. ssioaal D sulci of tills State the nomi- from
iou of two ciliavmt of S|>arinnburg for the pnai> Ti
of Representative ill the Congress of the Uni- teree
States, should Col. Ors, tho present faithful and Tl
jnguUhed member, ns he baa already irtimnted,
re from his post at the end of the Thirty-Fifth p|Xt<j
bigA ' that
'lie linings thus presented arc well-known to the *n''
pie. James Harrow, U?q a gentleman of tal- ^p'
i, and reccn'ly returned n member of tho I<egi* Kma
f?i la on?< of the nominees, and Th-'Mas O. P- TI
unon, Kaq., the other. j" a"
* ber I
n say inn '.lint Mr. Vernon is perhu|? bent known Tl
he people?Uring native and to the manor horn, basil
closely idviflmud with n lending District office
many years?we hope wo shall not be thought 'p|
d>o|is. RiuMfe consideration is for the people Ulan
he District,indicates but a general prefer- Tl
p and ground for support. To us the appeal " '.j.'
les with greater emphnss and weight, as a eo- j
irer in the hnrnet-s of the press, and now our At eoiuj
iaTW in the conduct of the Spartan. Mr. Ver- the I
, indeed, from the foundation of a District paper, jjp,,,]
been wjthdrnvrn from its labors hut nt brief in- ordei
'tis, each of which interruptions was terminate! 1*<
renewal of connection with the paper more or
prominent, ll"s services linvo ever found oor
approval from the people, and his writing* on tl
o given high cbaruetcr to the paper so fortunate Spec
o secure ids editorial lucubrations. sales
the r
Ir. Vernon, in early life, had the advantages i( ,
ring from n liberal collegiate education, toniug M
developing mi intellect both acute and bril- Tl
t As a profession, bo devoted himself to the on^.'
; b.A was oompclled to yield to tlie threats of -pj
sase, and abandon a career which must havo dull.
:n hitn a high rank at the bar. ling;
is a public apoaker ho is effective and captive- ' 1
Commanding an easy tiow of language, q0q |
hing forth spontaneously, a playful fancy, de- The
itiug in graphic illustration, a nntnly musica
:e, lie stands forth an orator to charm and wield
ates. In the comparatively secluded sphere In
eh Mr. Vernon has shut himself, his powers as ?n a,
maker are almost unknown, except to his int- -p|,c
liate neighbor*. But w o trust that in tho pro- on -j
is of tho canvass this will remain truo no Ion- an<j
ring
a politics Mr. Vernon is State Rights?occupy. ((f %c
a position of conservatism identical with that
ch ruled the judgment of the State Convention
S52. Those who road the Spartan while un and
his editorial control will be at no loss tokuuw l,*?g'
:re to look for him. To the Union ho will re* * T'
bus i
n true, but it must be the Union of tho Constion.
b'ooiild reckless fanaticism shred that iu- of <1"
ment, or by combination pervert tho Govern- tt" J
it from its original purpose* and legitimate ob#,
I;c stands ready to forsuko and renounce nit K.ml
gations of loyalty. But not until then, lie llarl
ever be found standing by the South, in what- .
r perils threaten or whatever dangers may as- '^'"j
mail
uch is one of the men, imperfectly rketched, ir?
r placed before the pooplo for high office, and '"*fc
lid it please them to confer upon him their suf- 1 j
< ?, certain are we that it will be confidence well- ..lea
iled and honor well bestowed. was i
i the remarksabove made we mean 110 dispar ,
4^ millM
mcnt to those other nnim^^tjph will with cor- ,.j ,
ty contest the position Already we notice the Sclm
linaiioii by the GrccLvill? Patriot of Col. Thus. forge
r **'1
Dawkin*, of Union. We h ive, therefore, three ^
tlemcti in the field of whom any District might
rood; and let the standard ol success perch of 1*1
ire it tnuy, we shall ever stand ready to cncour- II
and sustain that man whom the people may arnlr
c hi a sentinel upon the Federal Watchtower. tea n
T1JE DALLAS CLAUMMJ0.\ TREATY. M
he treaty negotiated by Mr. 1) Has and Lord " e "
eudoit, lor the adjustment of difficulties grow ' vl"
out of tlio Clayton Bulwer treaty touching tliouj
tral America, was published in iho New York
rrs on the 24itt ult., n'twitlistaud ng Senatorial
<*! '
lie Chailcstou Mercury remark* as follows up ?',e
pro*
It* provisions, as pirsfnlfd, Krm to ut a kalis- ! -v
try solution o( a question tloit, for aonie time. Intel
ntened toiijl&rrapt the peaceful relation* of two Mr.
iti I' t^H^grr-iier interest in the preserva ow|(
of pence IfiaK f otrothir two in the wo, IJ. The ^
difficulty M?rl>e?-n, lr.?m tin- first, to determine *" 1
llier any (iii?K>untry should acquire mi ttsceii- tmn'i
t control over the transit of the American Uth from
i. There are several |inw\jtrs ncrota this ro j .
i, connecting the two great occoik; one of them
secured to itic citizens of the United Suites b)
construction or.the r.innriia Railroad Another. I'r,**>
Tehbnnlepce route, lias been just relieved Irom 114
naltiplied difficulties, nnd delivered into the (?>? *
ion of rut American company Tim only other <v,llc
is open for transportation, was through a region
wlocli the tovercignty was disputed, nnd it is *'
, especially, winch the reoent treaty, concluded "
Mr. Dallas, cor.cei us- Its provisions serm to l" '*
sly all the qwgriinns which have L?eu raised been
the two Governments in reference to On- uul 1
America. To a certain extent they neknowl- T1
r n joint Protectorate over tiiese States, but the c, nj|
liotorate dov-s n<'t go to the extent of un inter- ,
nec with the internal nrrangi inflttsol the States,
dues it claim for the contraciirj powcis excio 5*'*'
a I vantages over other nntiope, nor is it com- '"'I
e without the assent of thfc rttut.s which ore in- of th
ally interieled. Tin* lAjecl of the treaty has equa
n to Hceoinpl sh n g^irat aim of cotnin. roe, in wlni
eh all notions who lintfc exchangeableo< tnmodi- St-iti
are interested?n irons.t between the Atlantic the
Pw ifto open to nil. Commerce has really ] nnd
it the nightmare of tli^a whole Control American aotei
st ion. It I as I recti c.tjlcd political, but it has re- ! docti
been nothing but p^nwrviiil. Give the w lit ' newt
itom of transit nurios tlir Isthmus, and wc shall that
r no in re of tho difficulties about the Centra) back
lerioan qic-inm or tho Mwqalta Protectorate. nnn?i
Treaty is a1 irost eat:sf?ctnry ?< lution of the cy J
cullies \? )i eh have ?i? long ?urround- <1 the lives
stlon, nnd liyth the United State* and Great muti
tain have reason tocongratulnlc lh< meelves upon presi
result." > 1 K-ir
hb North *tt? th* Sourii?We l.arn from r<
New York Ot>rvcr that Rev. Drs. Humphrey Rar''
Hill have Ikh'ii successful, qu to beyond their ei- tlc '
Attona, in collecting inofinvMo that city for the P"-'1
S.) Presbyterian Theological * Seminary nt ever
iville, Ky, l.isiea I of u (icli their ''<??
timuin of vspcotation, they collected $8,nU0.
i Ol?scrver ren?urk?: <lesci
Danville Seminary is in n Southern State. T*i? *'*f
hun been made at the close of a contest that hwP i(ou!j
t Wei! lilted to ulicnnto North nod South; Ins ._.i |
cordiality wi;h which tin ??- Invhleii have t>. <
iv?*d, and itir liberality of the iP"B' '
v tli.a tli<- Union ? "I'll fil ing '"l*i.iu tli '?. |%P
i love llit-ir country mid the truth.'V then
mk Atlantic Tiuox*rn.?The New York
rLal of Commerce hopes our ^jovcrnmenl will no fe
i n corresponding interest wall England in the
Iterance of tlii* gruml pnUoCt. We quote: j
... , ?i. , F . . . I that
We understand that it lifts been resolved to cm (,(j tf
four steamers iu Irving it Jowu, via: Two to j h,k.j
y the wire, which ;?Wl heoivid. <1 into. <junl pnr?
I J.9.'i0 mih e (leaving something like dot) r ,to
for divergence, inequalities o' sin lace, Ae ,) wil(j
two other* nt tenders, s>> ilint in c i?e either of
tW I first inetillolieil ehouhl hr disabled, <W ?thrr
dent oeoi r. immediate relief would l>e at hand, tiolei
fiuiifflu.il Government has prmn.red two strainor
this purpose, and nppl.i ntion will b# made . A
le Oovet ninent r>f the United Uihw-s for two Muni
p. which w ill, ol Course, be (rented. the p
[ee?rs. Hunt nod Allien, of thi? city, in the the p
erica n directory id the eompnnv, have just re to ins
e>l from Washington, where tltey were rcceie- tliooi
jr the Preeuii.-nt, bends >( departments, lending it ?v?
itors and Reprcsentiitivee, with ths fullest assu- man)
e that the project should receive the considcra- vow i
and levor which importance demands " debts
EUROPEAN NEWS.
ito European now* has arrived |?cr the Fulton
lluvre, and llie Niagara, from Liverpool.
?e following ore tlio chief item* of gem-rid in- I
t by tlio former:
10 Jx>ndon Tunes ha* pronounced tlio message
ewdent Pierce lobe of n conciliatory character,
ic rtf-nssembhng of tlio Congress fit Paris whi ;
fur tlie 25th ol )>ecenib<?. It wu believed
the difficulty concerning the l*le ol Serpents
Bollard would bo arranged before the Congress
nbled.
10 person who attempted to nssnssinute the
> of Naples has been hung.
lu marriage ol the Princess Itnyal of England
nounced to take place on tlio 21st of Novenilext.
10 Hermann hud put back to Southampton,
a broken Iter shaft.
ostilitic* arc threatened between Spain and
*ia, growing out of the Neufehatel question,
e British forces lines taken possession of the
d of Ormuzand Karek.
te Russian* have retaken Senjouk Kaleh, after
ipernte resistance by tlio Circassians,
ic money market remains unchanged.
y tho hitter we learn that France proposes a
iromite with Hussia iu tho Bolgnrd rflfiiir, and
attcr accepts.
nghind is sending reinforceim nts for the expei
against Persia, and eight regiments have bten
red thither.
ussi i is preparing for operations against Stvitnd.
icrc is trouble brewing in Hungary.
jtto.n Markkt.?The sales of the week closing
u* 20th, amounted tn 55,8110 bales of which
ulntor* took 0,500 and Exporters 3,400. The
on the IOth, the day preceding the sailing ol
viagnra, amounted to 12,000 I ales, at the Kl'ow
iites:
iddling Orlean?, 7d; Middling Uplands, GJd
ie market active and firm, with nil advance of
*igh h on ajl grade*,
naneial matters were easier,
ie Brokers' circular reports breadstuff's very
fVluwit had de. lined 2d; th>ur 6d to 1 sliilflliil
n.rn r. I Willi II v.-rv .toll nmrk. t
LiTfrpwil, on Saturday, the utramrr'* nrwn
d an advance of 1 IB to |d, w th sulrs of 2.1),bales,
of which speculators took 15.000 bales,
market closed with an active dcmntid.
STARTLIXG DISCLOSURES.
ie trial ol Huntington, lor forgery, is ti ll going
t Xew York, in the Court of General Sessions
prosecution finished their portion of the ea?<
'uesday. Mr. Bryan opened for the defence,
started nt onee with the plan of insanity. J)u
Mr. Bryan's address to the jury he made use I
une very strange language, and put forth the
wing astounding developments:
Charles Belden knew Huntington's ehnracter
whole career It was he who tempted lltin
on to these forgeiies, petted hint, and smiled
aval u|>"ti all h s prodigality. Charles Brideii |
01 n |? r od of only five mouths cs'abl shed an
unt ut the B ink of the Republic ol live tnillio k
itlnrs,
['bene forgeries thus lostcrcd have amounted in
i $20,000,000, an astound ng sum; Belden in
d Huntington to take into his employ on.
ker, formerly oil attache of the Beldens and |
>ccks, who wn? to act oh spy.
Ic alleges that Bcldi n knew of all these forgeand
that ihe detection was purely accidental
cn was known to be an accomplished gentle.
and ul the same time the nn st avaricious,
> ng iisui ir among us He became blinded in
uptdily, mid tin? i vil day cunv bclorc lie liail
vied In* plana lor iwflpi*.
le won not yet through with Harheck. The
tli.it lie would take no more than legal intercut
tn astound in; absuidity.
"Iici c una uiily a half million out of the twenty
>11* of forged paper yet revealed. It forgii
the very chain which contained Itnhiii
ij'ler when he perp< trate.l hi* great mercenary
ric*.
Tie name* o! high and low were forced, an 1
> wai no attempt at imitation. The nearest re |
ilance in the whole mass was the poor imitation |
lelp*, Dodge and Co."
imtitiglon was convicted hy the jury, and was
need on the 31*t December to four years and
nouths' eonfinempnt in the State pr.s<>n.
n. licciunan** Position?Some week* siier
lludrd to a speech ina>le by Senator Hitler, o! I
isytvania, in winch aonie Southern presoe*
llit proper to recognise a foreshadowing of Mr
tanatPa petition on the *1avery question. \\Y
lit then, a* now, that Mr Ihgleronly expreas*
own opinion*, and in no way couiproioi-cd |
>roaideiit elect.
inimenting on the fur* made over hi* spe< eh
indry Southern papers, the I^uica*ter (Pa.)
I genecr indites a temperate reply, begging that
Huehanaii ahull have opportunity to develop h *
views in his inaugural. Justice require* this,
ic nioautime the Intelligencer has Mr. Hucl.a
approval in saying that the following cat met
the Soulll6.de (Vtt.j Democrat states Coltwlly
mail ion:
ks for Kansas, Mr. Duchanun h i* never
led an opinion either one way ol the other, ill
of it* coming in as a Iree or n * ave Slate. 1 !?
prudently conceived that it is n mailt r with
h he has nothing to do, and witU. which he
not mean to meddle. It is a quest it.;, , ?.?y
with the people of the Territory, with' whom
content to leavs it for solution. He w d. see
that the principles of the Nebraska law are
etl out in letter and spirit, impartially, and with
far, favor, or aflcctiou."
ic editor of the Southside D-'inocrat, wlio rvy
visiti d Wheatland, thus give* his iinprcs>>',.i*
e view* ol Mr. Buchanau upon the Squatter
reiguty question:
n?f opinion liti'iiUTtnina '* I tin t tlio Territories
c I'nioii are tlir common property of ilieS itcs.,
Hy open to settlement by the eit /ens..! all. that
it these Territories nru ready for adm.s?ioti a?
.a, then, and not until then, their people have
ri_ht t? meet in convention ami to define
to determine, in their organic Iowa, the clmi
' of their dome-tio inriitutiona. Th ? .* the
nie held by Mr. Buchanan now. and i* n a
y roncsived, ina?inueh as it is idcnio.il with
contained in In letter to Mr Sandfoid as tar
aa 1848. Ilia the same opinion repeatedly
uneed by liia confidential friend, Mr. ,1 titan
ones, on the floor of the House of Rrpr*-*ciita?
a gentleman who, by the way, voted in coine
in Cincinnati to incorporate a d.atinct ex
..on of th * view iu the national platform ol tlw
locrulie pal ly."
3lvo*mr in I tah.?A curious statement in reto
Mormon ism liaslouml its way totiic Athintates,
proving conclusively that the moral nsi
of tins pestiferous licrcey arc worse than had
l?ecn dreamed of. Oiio of these statements
' llit* number o' person* composing tin* l^egis:
Council and H ume of (lie Territory, with n
riptiou of their persons nnd the number ol
s Attached to each. 13 members of Council
r two of whom soem to bo "proper men"?the
r? being near sighted and crippled)?aggregate
Jbwkilo highest having .'>7 an I tl
Atwwy^n ore 39 members, who glory In
officer* of tho ilouse, f? in iiuitiber, have C'2
s; while Brigham Young, the t . urn r, I.
wer than ffff. Mali ng 418.Women to t<> men!
rtiF-scsT roil Mn TlocwsjiAa^-lt hiauu 1
Dr. .Tamos UcKlheney. of Ohio, has forwardi
Wheatland, U8 a new year's present to Mr,
innnn. a largo arm chair, a walking cane and
in, all carved from hickory in tho irtonl uMfeonnd
ingenious stylo, by hi* own hand, nnd two
turkoys,
e hail rather CAitvjt the turkeys than have ari
cauveh by thorn.
Heavy ShavC.?It is testified to in tho trial of |
ling ton, by a bookkeeper of a firm who was in
irHot oo of accommodating him with lo ins tor
iur|toae of sharing notes, that to olio of these '
lie paid soniei mes, for sum* of fire or ten
utnd dollars, one per cent a thiy, saying tlist
s hall what he made It is no wouder that so
r failures occur in Now York. Men who bor- i
it such rates certainly never intend to pay their
^ JB* +
For tu? Car olina Spartan.
M??sr8. Editors: As it is generally understood
that our distinguished Representative in
Congress doe-lines serving any longor than the (
present^engross, it becomes us to 11 x upon some (
one to take his place. Tho writer of this would
respectfully ask to recommend the name of Jamkh
Farrow, Esq., for that important place.
A VOTER.
e ?? >
For tho Carolina Spartan.
NOMINATION FOR CONGRRSS.
Col. Jumps L. Orr having stated in speeches to
his constituents tho past fall that he should probably
not bo a candidate for rc-electiou to Congress
after the ox]srution of his present teriu of election,
it becomes necessary that tho pe>plo of the Fifth
congressional t'lstriet Simula setuo weir unnus
u|hju a gentleman to succeed liiin iu the event
that his conditional withdrawal he conies absolute
At the present tinio it is thought that Spartan*
burg has a strong claim upon the position of Representative
in Congress, from the fact that she has
long waived all claim, and cheerfully supported the
favorites of other Districts. It is true that this was
under different construction of Electoral Districts;
hut that Hid cannot weaken her prc3ont claim, inasmuch
as each decade may tiud her united to
new electoral neighbors. For long years Ureeuvilla
was honored with the Representative in the
person of (ten. Waddy Thomson, jr. I'ulon had two
?(Jons. James Rogers and Daniel Wallace; while
Anderson's favorite son, Col. Orr, has been retained
in his eminent position till satisfied with its
honors and tirod of its cares.
Under this state of things wo present to the
Fifth Congressional District a favorite son of Spartanburg
as a candidate for Congress, in the porwon
of Tiiomas O. P.'Veiinox. Esq., who will receive
a generous support in the IRON DISTRICT.
LMTURS' I'URRBSPONDHNrE.
CoorciiBViixR, flic. S9, 1857.
Our corn crop thir. ye.ir has been pretty good.
The field adjacent to the worksproJuced 51)6 luirh
els of excellent corn. There is, say ciglit acres in 1
the field. 'I his would Le at the rate of 7-1J bushel* '
per acre. This field, as you may recollect, was in
turnips last year, ami sheep fid off them, ft received
no further manure. It shown what South Caro1
na fields will p.-odncc under what in Britain would
be culled fair cultivation.
5Y e ki led some hogs here lately, and one fellow
reached the respectable ligure of 580 gross.
Tbero is nothing of ini|iortnnrc occurring here.
1 see in your last Impression a notice of Mrs. Susat
IeH'khart's boy's death by drowning at the Ford
The river was running very full at the time, and
nt' pui nxi'ii on me ? iu<i?-r I >ani. ? c made ev? rv
exertion lu mvc linn, but unfortuualrlv withnutauo
Ct-Hs. Quin ami myself. along willi two or three
boys, niter ? g.xid deal of exei:."ii, la-aclud liim
when lieseemed about gone. After getting hold
of liiin we were tumble to bring him into our boat,
from the fil l o( his being entangled in sonic beams.
Our bant (Med almost mstanly with water, an 1 we
bad soma difficulty in getting ashore.
1 also notice, umler the head of 4,l'lm!lenge Accepted/'
reference made by Mr. 11 rain Lo.'khurt
to tlie "bribery or bad riding of the negro'' ill tlie
fust race between Mr. l.ipscotnh and Mr. Marcus
Kirby. The boy belongs to the '"Coin|iaiiy," und
was once u grooni <il Col. W ale Ilani|iton. 1st.
Tue charge of bribery is simply an assertion, without
proof. As to the bad riding,'J I, Mi Lipscomb's ;
I horse had never been (nicked ly the spur I* fine j
the rn e?cniiseqixiitly it was bad p"i y tiding 1
hint with them. 3d. That Mr. Ljisciimh's horse |
was in b>d condition oil the day of the race was
e vnli nt to any pvihtiai". lined to see race lioises,
and was a subject of remark to ine the day before
the tace by a ll.eilf. Who was to hinme for ihisf
I would not have bothered ) u about this racing
bus ni s? were it not h i the keen interest taken in
it by the suit -un 'ing country. Iti sjiecifully,
r. <.?. l. I
Mr. Cowan's liullrry.
Wo flu I th" following i tratnun tdon In tbi
T,lurcin-.villo llcruhl, from a :r ; . nt w.
1 paid a visit t? the riiotui"-. .iiic tin i tt t Mr ,
I Qotnn 1 i. wo who or? sk- ptioil about tin* truth j
of wfc.t is 1.' . sli.i. 1 ...o i' I- .1?1. 1
by Mr. G'a advcrtiat ment an 1 visiting his I
rooms:
"Mn. Stokes: A u k or two ? we paid
visit to Sj<artanburg on bn ,n . nixx. .. r?M Iin/the
"Spartan' xx re struck Iva ratl.-r large
and flaming advert ?mv-rt I. . I ; ??I Xcxxs
lor Patrons of tin* Kin" Art- ' Cnri ><itv inli , uj
oed us to r ad what I. . >xv d, w . *? w : ; t that
I the "Good Ncvra" referred to. I tad t ; , to ||l(.
I ooiuplef. 'ii of Mr. .1. I ' : -t tiit'.v.i!,' N\ w I' to>nio
Gallery an I !??_ . tvj dun' nt
at Spartaub irg. We d< i i t a x .sit to
i this g?llt ry, I at ing :...i ! up our mil i i for hand
fyi fin I fa . t wit things rail A : nngl.t
ing !i i d < d.n: , wo \v. : i < .r way t
i OoWjt. i. ...
I waina; up tv. itu f st xvrc i an en
tirolydll^Mr g i.ird . v ti j, ..is. -ni:. man'.
reception dt Mr. to-wan ...in- We nt. -hath
;ly ass* it, th. his .i . v is largest
j and in Jt . ii v. i ,x.- < \. r - in m:iv
, country town, an n .a: ... | 'urv a. a.- :ine anny
which \vr havo;\\iti, s?, l
While we wu nv jus - t. Mr tioxvnn copied a
' ptigo of TUpper's Pt^Verhial 1' - j-hy. and the
Aiubrciypc was soport y <l< .<! , d tlmt every
line could be read gjuth the greatest on.se. His
shy-light is a ltniraulA adjusted. and his sin k of
t 'hoinieai.s unusually ?r.- II- xxas kind enough
ls> show us sotno ofhiiy olograph- or l'aper Pirtures.
which certainly nru the ia>.st life-like winI
sketches w hich our eyes ovx. beheld.
As to his Painted Photflgntphs, tlu-y defy competiti
at. and stamp the i mk r of them with t
name of Ailiit His ati ek.Af ca.s. s is rpiilo\aI
riisl an 1 large, many of which! are n>"i< than beautiful,
and x ry low in price, Wo were pa as 1 t?? i
learn tl.nt Mr. (lowan isanaUic t'.u !.; in. and .
t'harh-st' nian by hirth, tl e 1*1: r ol v h a might
Well I > gu- -.?xl by lii.Scourt<-ot?s d--m anor mid fcenI
tletnanly bearing. The ohjc<B of tins ts riununicai
linn is tii rely toop n theeyosvfu- many as x\ i h
I ?<-> <1^,. themselves as .'tlu-rs S04 then
DAOri'P.RK."
What tii? Atlantic Tni-roaarii wiil Ac
COMri.lkll It i> staled that t\ l.< n llo- rultmit lie
Irlcgiapll aortas the ocean is h ahtd, tin- tiam-ac
: i - .1 i i .I
. ...r- ,11 n ? ni', III*- * ? - "t: jnifV "I * nil* ?
of iIk* Coicn market, w-II hesent (rom l/unlou and
Lttrp<?<l every day at ilii^e < '? ! > > k in the n'lcr
I noon, Mini Will lit OollscijUripc <>' (tie ihtTeri tice of
tune?sunn- five hours?l.n t.ceu ?d iu t' < leading
i Atlantic o tie* of llif T'r.iti ?1 S.aics before noon,
| fornung tlic basin of ? Tti fit .dint lift e for tlint <l.iy
>n oilier w'onls, the doing* fc Ilie (annloi) Kxchange
will In- known lie c bef>ro W> n>_'<- hours, ail.I will
: tie published ill the paper* (iridic same < veil n; be
I tore they ate laid before the RritiSHrub < , Trans
iiclioii* oil the Pari* Bourne will lie in the same
inanmr. The expense, however, wilt be very
: l-iavv, as the Itlegrapiiio toll* will be nls'tit one dol
ui per word.
Tnr IIoto.v I.kcti'Rks?The N. \ >tk Tirnta '
says: ' In reply to an application Iroin itnassociation
i?i? tl< h c tv, < >1 Benton stntetl that he had never
np?e'V< ! ai > p >y > ! '? i '.ore*, mid never Would;
t?nt tin- Boston (n-oplo had complimented him by
| making Iiiin a pies<-nt of two hundred dollars for n
I Icetu e, and th.it a simdar < >niplunent would be
sal'sfnctoiy to linn. There waa a charming lienIonian
? mplic-ity in tins ingenuous method of get
ling over the awkwardness of so distinguished a
gentleman'* receiving pay, hke a common Icoturer,
for his *< i vices "
How TO PK1ECT pllotoohaPtllC Bavk liti.tat
?Tho ttiiro method of detecting a photograph is to
touch it with n solution ooinj d of cyudide po- . ,
taasiuni in an ounce of pure water This solution <
ia a poison. It will n-movo the ]ihotographic irupresaion
almost iustantaueously, hut it will not .
touch the carltou ink of the hank note plate priuter.
It can he put up by any apothecary for oigta i
teen pntico. ! i
~ NEWS RCRAP1
The British arctic ship Resolute, found
American whalers, and which wasrefillec
of Congress and sent home to Knglsud as
to that Government by oure, arrived at Sp
the I2lli ult. tibe was visited by the Qi
l'riuoe Albert, and the Uttcere received rt
pitulity.
Mr. Mallury hue been re-elected to tin
Slates Senate from Florida.
Congress has called out fiotn the lie)
the correspondence between the Secretary
an 1 General Scott, touching the pay of t
as Lieutenant General. The documents i
niinous and particularly caustic and persoi
Mr. Consul Gcueral Harris has been sa
cd at Simodn, Japan, and is comfortnbl;
At 8 o'clock p. in., on tho 3d Seplcmbs
furled the stars and stripes at his cousulal
Seldcti, Withers, A Co., private b
Washington, faded, having on deposit Go
funds. The Government claimed pria
other creditors, and the claim i* attuned b
cuit co trt
The Columbia banks have declared set
dividends u! $1 per share.
Commodore Detany il;cd at Washing!
96ili ult.
The "lir*t shad" has heen ennght near fc
and sold for $30 and sent to Columl
Georgian says, "limes are so hard in h
that nobody can a(T>rd to cat the first alia
Mrs. Sarah 1$. Soott, the last surviving
of 1'atrick Henry, died on the 10th t
"Seven Island," in Halifax county, Virgil
was 7? years old.
Concha has been removed from the C
Generalship of Cuha, and Gen. Urbist
probably received the appointment.
The Woodward's l"aning Machine I
pircd on the 26th nit. by liinitfltioli, and it
fore, public pi op?-riy.
UO.V IIL\in*wTllfLLIARD.
A I l! n rMM.nl A liilomr rtnrit?..n?.
1'iodst Episcopal Church, lion. II. W. II
nnunccd his intention of returning to the
He had boon alluded to in Conference n?
editor u( ilit* Methodist organ to bo esta
Montgomery, and tho proposition meet
r>mt? qiii-Htioti, Mr. Milliard arose, and t
Hialmp l'lercc, prcsid ng, addressed Inni t
"I >'?u iny baud, my brother, in I
work! Henceforth nor paths of life eha
verge! I come, in the maturity of my i
deliberately to lay my heart, intellect, and
ol trophies i may liner won in other wall
professional or polities', humbly at the fo<
CrvM, with motives which U fit the servi
Miblcr.
"Lit it be distinctly understood, tint
which this Coufer. noe may take upon the
propjsit.on can affect my resolution to gii
to this work. At home and abroad?in I
ry journeying*?orstnnding in the | alac s
I have never forgot toil my early vows,
seen the beginning and end of earthly gn
"Intimately associated with some of the
ing ?ta <siiieu of this age and country, I I
them passnwny from tins niltli! S.r, I I
vanity f earthly tilings! I come liuml
come preserving that irlf rcsjiect without
slKinld Hot be meet lor the M ister's servic
"I ask nothing from this Conference 01
sotinl account. I^-t the vote liave no reh
mo. No, no, >.i! I bavc never lowered
when fac tig jHililieal parties in the day of
preserve tny si lf-i?si|>cet, but I des re ti
romcwliat that will enable me, when tl
burn* up, to l?<* recognised, by the (ifeat
tlie Church, as a friend of Christ, nnd to
place, liowricr humble, among martyrs :
who have loved and served him on earth!'
Tins is the substance of his remarks d?
the po|!-hoiind audience. It was a scei
ti ns*' moral sublimity. May lie find gr:
to h>* hidden solution! lemg may he bv
tin* church, ami finally w u ami wear the
ctidlcs* joy und _;loiy ?Macan Tehgrajtl
Tiie t'in\t>F St'UAit Cane.?Tho 1
Journal, under tin* imprcaxion that sup
1 m* p: tilahly extract* <1 from the juice oft
but only in >U- *. (which remains to bo
h.1* tic lolliwitig speculations ii|Kin the
extended e iltivaieiQ would bavc upon
*1 sugar:
1 i intr i: tl.. - plant with the view
facturi:._ iu> >!. ?.?.* * on a large scale, inst
d n itig tl.** ]*r: o <! .-ugur, would most
ennanee ,\? inoIu.H.-tes is a nceessar;
duet iu lit manufacture o! sugar, and a
ft'. . l.i.ary J.;.. . :i porUon of the pro!
j?r ill- r. if tiro demand for iiiola--es was
ft . ;.n iti.t r s siriv and tin* price con
ni . .i r< lu.-' it, s ugara mu.-t l>< ar n highe
make up the deficiency caused by the lomolasses.
Truspirits may be made fre
t.. is save a |H>rtu?i of grain from that us
t t.i.iiiu'aciur. inuliis-cs in a latyv qtnu
- ir millet. we think, would tend more
tin- price of grain than that of sugar.
Tint Miasorai CoMriiomsC?The "I
.-linn : Ik aie tin .sited m the Supreme C<
tli>- \\ aaliingtoii correspondent* art- ?|h*cu
on tin-in. The Tribune correspondt-nI
' fTe posit.on of ilir Court on the qurslioi
generally understood to be thus: Mtssn
ot M v*.u-l u setts; Nelson,, f Nm York,
Ran, of ( Hi arc in lavor of tin power.
(',-iinpb II, of .V.i'mnia. Wnyne.of (ieorg;
ot Virgin i, urc against it The .fudges i
. on is ii't so well defined are undent'
tlrii-r, of IVnns) lv.iina, Catron of Tetine
Chief Ju.Hioc I aiiey, of Maryland."
Rev I >r I.iv.tigsl itie, the Celebrated
traveler, has u-tuim-d to England, after i
i ears* absence. IR crossed the great Aft
tan ut almost in the <1 litre, Iroin west to
Ik eii w In l e no < vili/ed hi itig I.ail i ver be
and I as ma le many notable d seovi-rim
value He had great difficulty in speaki
tetice of English, having disused it so III
travelling ii A i rica lie hid with him
fiom the iuteiuir of Africa. Tins man,
got to the Mauritius, was so excited with t
en and \ ii us woi?d< r? of civilization,
went mad, mid jumped into the >i*a
h owned.
\n important libel suit hos Inti ly been i
ed in England. Tin* 1,on din iVeics, in
upon the conduct of lyird Luctin, in the
s|Hikc of hill) as having disgraced and d
the name and fame ot England. and ns ha
obliged to l's gu. lead Rueati instituted
hhel, and the case came on for Iri I upon
ol I >et-einher. The Chief Ihiron, in sum
decided (lint the print* pal question was.
the article was written in a malicious *|
i ins del able latitude wn> allowed to the
that country, in commenting on public n
wahout malice, it presented no sufficient
aelir.ti. The jury returned in a few mini)
verdict for the defendants
Eru iTios or Ykscviu.s.?A corrosp
the linlep n lent lk'lgc, writing Iroin 2
the 22(1 ult , Hjyfl .
' Vesuvius was blw.ing away last n
was evidently in proat force. For tho i
one ?< es only tlio reflection of the light,
thrown up from the interior ofthecraU
times it rises up in nil its majesty, and
the ? ntno city.''
Tnr Ri.r.cTOHAi. Not it or WiacoNi
first Wednesday of December war the
ruled hj tho United States law for tin
of President and Vee President to me
capitals of the various States and cast tin
ral vote* A snow storm on the day proi
ui|j shut off nil communication with Mu<
electors for Wisconsin did not arrive tl
eonscijuently the vo'e of Wisconsin was n
President.
IyOt-isuNA SeoiRCnor.?A correspond
New I'crk Journal of Commerce, who
that the crop of sugar made in Ixiuisiana
would be 230,000 Idi ls , missed ft by or
hlids., now predicts that the crop of '5fl
Short of 100,000 lilids. The crop ol 186!
<05,000 hhds.
A bill has boon introduced into th<
legislature, entitled "An act to exempt I
and sale in that State, by execution or nt t
or other process, one slave "
" *19 4 %
vW w
* H * , *
i ~ ? ' * '
" ^V,v. ' ; %.
For tbo Carotin. Spartan. *
adrift by J AMU A** BILIJ.
I by order *r J* * ?a
present ,4T,,# melancholy days hare uutnr,
it bend on 'n,? Mddc-t ?' Ul? *w "
ueen sod When nolea are doe, and lengthy bitla
>yal hos- Come in from far aMd near:?
When "here's a a mall account of yours,"
. United *? wbbpered in your ear;
And "wont yon please to nettle now,1'
jartmoots dl lhe 101,1 Jou htmr'
of W ar you gcarco oaa a morning's walk,
he latter Without ere long you're met
?rc vo.u- By Mr. Snooks, who wants to know
"*' If youaian "aettlo" yet;
iely land- A(lj
at tins hour of "dusky ere,"
f housed. Wheu homeward you do hie,
ir, he un- Upon the parlor table, lo!
lc* A pile of bills do lie,
(inkers of
remment Yo chaps, whose salary amounts
rity over To ten times ten a year,
y the cir- Who sport your patent-leather boots
With such a "foreign air,"?
ni-annual Who wear your thirteen dollar "tights,"
And golden buttoned vest,
on on the When January comes around,
Ye seek in rain for rest.
iavant ah, y c KirlC( with dumpy bonnets, stack
us. The T .
I l>on ywur pretty heads,
larannah, With high-priced sdks nnd sstio things
With flowers, hoops, and beads:?
daughter j won(,e|> wha, w,?
,1,'",0i Bt When Mr. Spriggint calls
"'a' lt Willi just that "little bill" of his,
For bonnets, hoops, and shawls!
lorernorondo
has A nJ now, my stylish little chap,
And fashionable maid,
'stent ex- I'll tell you what you'd better do,
is, there- When those long bills are paidJust
spend as many dollars now
I'pmi your addled brain,
As you hare spent for costly chthce,
'V? And see how much you'll .sin.
ilhard an- __
""obabfc LiaitSurr i* England.? A suit for libel w?
, f", 1 . recent v brought bv L/jrd I.ucnn mraintl the Lot
don I>uily News for criliciiof lit* military condut
'"'in i' 'n ?',c Tli? conimriiU wm revere, hi
ilio eenaure wai d veined deserved, and thejur
7i ' "re't Kav* " v*-r?l?ct of ncijuittnl in nboul 20 in:nut~i
There were public interest! inrolred in lite tubjec
LuLi "r the stricti res, which in the iniuds of the jur
whatever w,'rc ?f considerably more importance than ttie per
, . Konal annoyance caused by thctn.
vs of life, ' _ ^ ^
,l ll". Louisville, (Kv.) Doc. 31.
ce o. my Medical Department of the Univernity <1
Kentucky, inoltiding the library, Laboratory am
n<? y?> i Museum, was hurried to-dar. The loss is cstima
pending tod at $I0P 000
re myw! 1 t ,t m
my solita- Promotion nrfiit Smitii?\V*?hixotom, T)'of
kings, ecmbcr 31, 1856.?The Senate, yederday, unani
1 lu**e MU>i? cotiflrtnod the nomination of General Per
nines?. ,ifcr j? Smith to tlie new Brig: diorship'n the army
first lir- created by act ol the last Congress.
Iiavc seen a ltl m
;nmt tin Tm: IxnLiKSDENT 1'rkrk.?This well conduct
>'.y, but I ed paper comes this week in an expanded ftirm
which 1 tVo wish it ov. ry success.
\lZri COMMERCIA L.
niv crest. 1 ~? 1 " ??~
battle. I Oolcmbu Mukkkt?.Jan. 3.?Cottom.?Tin
i achieve week just bi< ugLt to a close has b-eii rather n dul
ns world "nri "?* how? ver, from the lack of demand. e?r fron
Ilead ol nny d< cl ue in prices, f?>r the demand is good, am
tike tn\ prices are steadily advancing. hut from tlis fuct v
m l sa nts 'he Christmas and New Year hoi data uitrrvr-u tig
? which causetl the receipts to be light, and ennac
livcrcd to qeently the transactions were I in lid Un Satur
ne of tn *.v 'n?ruillg the news from Liverpool by the Ni
ico equal ftc*ra came to hand, reporting theeott< u market mi
e to cdifv advance of Jd.on all grttd.*, w tli sales for tin
crown oi w,?k of 55.8i?b lml?s?speculators taking P,*>0i
^ and exporter* 3,100 lutlcs. The tiade at Mmtohes
;er was good, and the piiee of manufactured good
Louisville advane ng. .These accounts ?ill di-ubthrs have :
:?r cannot favorable ?ffct on the cotton market in this emm
hia plant, lry; Wr miul wait the opining j( tlie com n;
proved I wewk, and n'*o tnoie extensive op< rations, before *?
effect an Wl" he able to say with any degree of accuracy t
the juice what extent the market will be affected by tlieu
The snles of the Week foot np hales, and w
of tnunu- ",,w Inferior 1 uj all; ordimry II a 11J
ad of re- middling ll| a I I good middling 11 J a 11 J. 'a
certainly ' ' " : I1'' vhiac? I2J cents.
v by p-o- Bacos?Wc Iwve no material or qtiotab)
> < it ntngeto t. .toe in tftc baron market, and we tin it
lit to the 1 r'' continne t quote: shoulder* 84 a 0; ihIm )i
i supplied ' '!li' nn'' '""us II n I - Cents, accord.ug to quali
v-quently '>"
r price to Corn.?The corn market has *!*o Wen aithou
w price of #n)' matrriaJ change, and consequently we cooiuiu
un it, and l" lluolc S'? a 85 vent* per bushel.
0, s?. that Prav?The supply ol pea* on sale i* fully ade
ititv from to the demand, and therefore there n<
to reduce change in pr.ee*. We still quote 65 a TO cent# pe
bushel.
Oat*.?The demand for oats is limited, and a
)red" -j? ,,,c lock ? loir there is no change in pr ces. W"<
urt and continue to quote 60 cent* per bushel,
luting up Ft.ot'S?The flour market has been quiet hu
l write#: .iteady during the past week, and we continue u
u is quite 'ornter quolatious of jt1| a $7 |?,r common to got#
1. Cnrtir, brand#; superfine j-|> a TJ; and extra iuimly tl.m
an I Me- *74 per barrel.
Measr*. Chari.xston Market, Jan. 2,1857.?The re
a; Daniel, oeipts ?.f cotton for the past week were 14,070 baler
!i.*?e po- Sales in same time 12,650, at extremes fiom I I 1
?*1 to be 11 4 R ev 3| n 4 i. corn 78 a 85; outs 50. Flou
ssee, and j 3J a 4 in sacks; ill barrels $8 a 84
Groceries?Cuba Molasses 40 a 41; Muscovad
53. Cnba Muscovado Sugars 9$ a 10. Coffee
African A 1.4 . ! 6o<> hags Km brought 10} a 114- A ra
seventeen of 1,6u<) bags, direct importation, was announce,
iean eon- for the Clli inst. Salt 80. Boron?sides liav
east, li.i* advanced and re w command 9} a 9 J for boned am
en before, clear. Lard 13 a 134
z VS. MAnniED,
a native On Tuesday evening, the Cth instant, by Rev. J
when he G Lanori'm. .1 AS. M. KOWDEN. Esq., to Mis
lie steam- M VIRGINIA, cldist daughter ol John N. Nor.
, that lie i.r, of Madison Parish, Iy.uisiana.
ami was |$v the same,on the 4th instant,Mr. M AD1SO}
WOODY n. MuwELIZABETH BALLENGEH
all of Spartanburg Distiict.
letermin- Wednesday evening, the 3J of lieceinbc
comment |;wt< |(V r,.v, mmfson Dhiimuond, Mr. C. 8
Crimea (. j. ?N, j,- A p- lo Mm NIAry a. I IOLCO.MBL
. endued | bM o( district.
vitig be-. ii j Qn Thurselay evening, the 4'h of December last
a suit tor I t>v ,,rV Joi|S L \okmam, Mr. GARLAND AL
mu i ith IjKN l(J Mi- MARY A. LAYTON. nil of Sieir
tiling up. tanbnrg 1 tistrict.
whether Qn 'f|,uradny evening, the 18th of 1 >eeemhc
."It; that , hV Rev Joun II. Kittx, Mr. MILBi II
pre.. Of KERGt SON to Miss LUE A. ROGERS, all 1
ic"; arid 1 Spa 11 .iliborg District.
ground ot t)n fj,orsday evening, the 18th of December last
tos with a py John II. Wai.ker, Esq., of this district, Ml
' AMOS MX to Mrs. NANCY SEALY, both 1
, 1 Union I hstrict.
onitcnt ot j {)n Sunday, the 21st ult.. by John 11. Walkii
sap.es on Mr RRjjjAMtN WELLS to Miss NAN
, , CY WALDRIP, all of Spartanburg District.
On the 27th ult , bv O P. Uiciiarimon, Esq
nost part NJr R. WHITE to Mia FRANCIS W KATll
W V ? '1 I KRFOUD, all of SparUubarg Di#tri?.t.
U. ' On the 23d ult. by the Rev. J. G. Land*us
iduminM Mr WYL1E BAGWELL to M.ss FRANCE!
POLLARD, all of Hpsrtanbnrg District.
1)11. ChOPTOVS INHItMtKY.
It \ to* Dlt J A MKS CIiOrTON, who has visited Soull
sir eleoto- Carolina for eovcral years, practicing his |>rof?<i
won. has now permanently established himself ii
lere'and "CNTSVIIjLE, ALABAMA, where he is pre
ut cast for P?r6d to treat successfully the following diiMKe
Asthma, lliacaaea of tho Throat, Inflammation am
lent of the Enlargement of tho Tonsila, Glandular Swelling
predicted about the N<vk and Throat, fScrofhla, Scald-Head
for lR.r..'? Tumors that frequently come on the eye lids?ant
,V?' !| all Other diaeasos of tho Skin
wdl fall _ ... ... . ,
2 reached Testimonial* of the highest character from you
State will bo forwardod to any that may wis)
Florida ' t',om writing will cmcloso a 3 cen
from lew 10 P?y poatage on return letter. Medicine
achmcnt, forv. erdod by mail, in such cane* as can oetraato
j at home. D?< J3. 1856 ly
]
j
I ANOTHER CASK OF FKVKft AND AOUE
CURED.
If A day* ago we riwrli I >i wnwbhhi;;
cure of y**? and Ago* bjr tlMnaaef Dr. M'LmmV
Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming Br**., Pb?tefr
Pa. We bare now another to meehoe, ?Se than
of Mr. Jsmee Sharp*, <A Madvewherg, who tntan
that be had labored under a nary ****** Mtaek af
Ague and Kerer, and waa aoon rmiai ad by Ska naaof
three p.llv. Mr. Htwrpo alao tipryi an afinion,
founded on oba*rration, that tha IJ**r PHfcarathe
best for bilious e< mi j Joints ever oSavtd In U?
amotion of cooatry.
Although long known a* a eoraraign rmnedy
f.?r chronic eases of IlrpaOo derangement, ar dL
scase* of the Lirer, the proprietor*, Fleming Braa.,
of I>r. M'Lana's PSIla, were not prepared for thn
frequent, but gratifying evidences of its general HtSty
nnd curative capacity, la thiaraapect, thia iavaluahle
medicine has exceeded their moat aaagnina
expectations, and induced therr to bopa that itvil
be introduced into every family in lha United
State*.
[f Puruhascrs will be careful to aak lor XML
M'LANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS,
manufactured by FLEMING BROS., Prrraacaan,
P*. There are other Fill* purporting to be Liver
Pilla, now before the public. Dr. M'LaWl
iuo Liver Pills, alio his celebrated Vermifage, can
now na riud at nli respectable drug stoma, if***
gtnunw vithoul the signaling of
[37] Jan. 6 1G It FLEMING BROS.
Spartanburg Female Academy. {
Institution will be opened Ut the noepttoft ^ 1
. ot pupil, on Monday, tbe 19th inat., Raw.
WASHINGTON BAIUI> Principal.
'Hie uaunl course of Literary and SorntiS* Instruction
will be kept up at the lormer rata*. Mai
TEMPLE will also give inrtrociioo in MUSIC and
FRENCH. The Trustees take pleasure in com- \ *
meudiug the Institution to pubhc attentioo and patronage.
W. W. HARRIS, P*aa'L
D. C. Jlpd, Secretary Board of Truetees.
Jan. 8 46 8t
A CARD. \ \
School to eovittuner 1st Monday in February.
ryvilK subscriber having located at JOHN If.
- JL WAI.KKK'S. (2 mile eaat of Hobbyaritta,)
for the purpose of i 'EAClilMG, bupea, by nelf- 1
5J cull vat.on ami application to luaprofcnatoo, to marR ' 1
'' pitnonage Irum tboae wlio wiali to go or tend to
acbool.
Teimtof Tuition: From ten to twenty dollar*
rt lor tbo turn of tea month*. 1
^ Board in the neighborhood on rcmaonable termo.
Jan. I 46 4i F. N. WALKER.
Near Hobbyarillo, S. C. ' _
L THE SI BSCRIBERS^ 1
j XT AVING tltia Jay *?roci?ted uith then, iotKo
Xl WIloLKSALK DRY GOODS BOSINK>4,Mr,
JOHN GK'>UGE, thenmr wiB hrr#atter
lie can ied on uuder the firm of N ATLER.
- SMITH, A Co. wm. naylkr,
TIIOS. P. SMITH.
Cma?I eston, J?K. 1, 1857.
WANTED,
. 4 N intelligent I.A i>, r?? apprentice at the Pliotlo1
V geaic Art. Hoarding, Ac., uill be farnialted
It m gratis by Ira employer. For particulars, call
at Carolina Star Gallery, corner of Jail and Main
S;r<cta. Jun 8 46 St
Notice.
4 I,L prr?oos having demands atrsiust lli* Estate
. \. of I >oRC AS Mcl H) W EI.L wilt pteaae pre*
| sent th.in to the subset itrer, as Agent, on or Mora
the 1st day of February r?-*t, daly utlirntiaatal,
f .r settlement; and nil indebted to anid Estate am j
r ?ju r?d t<> make payments, as longer indulgence
a.II not be given.
ii. v. Mcdowell, Ag?r?.
Jan. 1 46 3t
IIondqLuarters,
:
ORDER NO. 2
CiiAKurror, Jnnuarv 1, 1857.
HIS Kxci Henry the Gor< rnor and (lomiiMindarin
Cbirf lias In i n plrnmil to appoint J. B.
ALI.SToN. of CIimibaton, and A. J. GREEN,
( of C<'lumt> a, ? Aidea*de Cnmp, with iha
rank of Hiulrnnnt Colonel, who mil bo obeyed and
r> njm ct< d U'.'coidiiiL'ly, and rrjmrt themselves, m
full uti'forni, to 11 ii, KtrelWiu-y at CIibi lesion, m
,t or before tbe filth dnv of Kebriwry proa. By order'
, J. johnston PKTTIGREW,
Jan. 1 46 It Aide-de-Camp.
STA Tt: OF S nrrTir r~/Tnr\r rxr *
? - w Spartanburg
District,
i IN THK COURT OF QUOIN ART,
CiUitiud for Letter* of Administration.
1 \?7"HERRAS Dr. II. E. WOFFORO l.aa ap.
' t * v plied to me (or (altera of Adin uistratioa o?>
II and singular the gooda and chattel*, right* and
credit*, ot Mrs COMFORT WOFFORI), cwm
Irttamrnlo amirm, late i>f lite State and District
J aloreaaid, deems d: *&'"
Thcat- ate therefore to cite and admutush all and
vn/ular the kindred i ltd creditors of the ?;nd de"
.-eased, to l>c and itpp-ar at the Court ot Ordinary.
'1 r and District, to tie hold at Spat tanburg Court
'i House, on th '! > i day ? ' .lauuoiy,to show ?mmt.if
! any eii*t, why the mud letter* should not U granted.
' I Given un ler niy h.iud and neat id O.tu-e. ihe 5\.u
o( Jan., I^j*. R. lit) W . > EN. *. a.
Jan. S -4ti 5
LETTER FROM HON dOllN MINOR ~
BUTTS, OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond. July 9, 1665.
* i Mown. Wm 8. llriit & Co.?G< ntlement
| Consideration* of duty to the afflicted alone prompt
| me to send you tin* voluntary testimonial U> lha
s yrest value ol CARTER'S SPANISH MIX*
| TURK, tor that almost incurable disease. Serotula.
Without being disposed, t?r deeming it necessary,
r to go into the particulars of the cam*. 1 can any that
the salon.slung rtsults that have been produced by
that m. diciue, on a meini?er ol my own family, and
underlay own obscivntioii and superintenut noe,
t, after the skill ol the I est physicians lir.d been riliautted,
and nil the u*dmI remedies had tailed, fully
- jsst'fy me in reeo-nmcod-ng it* ?* to el! w&. ;?ay
be suffering trom that dreadiul malady,
r 1 do not mean to sny that it is adapted to all eott1
stitution*, or that it will afford the same relief ip all
if onss; for, of course, 1 can know nothing about that
?luit trom what 1 have s? en of the effeota, I would 4
t, not hesitate to use it in any and every case of Scrofula,
with person* foi whom 1 fell an interest, or ovet
if whom 1 could eaercise influence or control.
Respectfully yours, ,INO. M. BOTfik
L | Jan. 14* 5t
Anrtonnontrtft-r**
I Wc are wjumIoI to announce J. B. TOLLEi
SON a candidate fur Clerk .if the Court of Com nan
, Plena f>r Spartanburg District, at the Kleclion in
^ | January nest. N??r 6 37 it
We are requested to am.ounce Mnj. JOHN
' KAltLK BOM All n candidate for the Cleik of tb?
Court uf Coiitni.in Plena for Spartanburg, Ihstnot
at the Election in January next. Not 5 37 If
~ "CEDAR SPR1NK ACADEMY.
B I riMHIS School, f.?r male* and females, trill mf
A commence on the 4th MONDAY (tit* 26th
[ dny) of January inat., under the care of C. H
1 WHITE and Mm. K P. V. H WHITE.
Ru'ai of Tuition, per Term of 10 moutha, from $10
* to $20, including I.* tin.
Munie lesson* on Mcludeon $25 per scholar.
1 Hoarding, troin $7 to $8 per month.
For further information addroas
C. H. WHITE,
r Jan 1 45 3m C?p?n Sranw AlTOW.
J,: To Hire,
1?ROM First of January neat, Two NEGRO
1 BOYS and TWO WOMEN. Tha wotnap
^ I ara good plain Cooks IiKNNKTT & OOSR.
Deo IR 43