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'^Kxig^j^. V?' . tT ;1'~' ^B^g' gyffi^ I. V ' (jjp^j fjl ^ ^j| ?. s Mr. A. U. SmiTh is oar authority! agent at Co- ^ utabui, North Cnirolinn. ^B^BHrv^ ^ s w OUR roriTBRMH TO LIME. -v v,> This number brains the Fourteenth Volume of the u Carolina Spartan." Another year law been aiL?ej to Its existence?another annual revolution lias ? impressed it * it It features of a deeper sobriety?of ' a more expanded itnd developed age. To retrospect w the post yeaiyiit Ihia land-point is both agreeable ,U and interesting. To deny that wo have had trial*, 1,1 opposition*, and troubles, incident to our vocation, would be to chtim exemption from llto iuflueuecs ''' a of twtwnrd circumstance*?to nrrugatc n position above that nllotcd to huinunily. The ILorulian '* doctrine i?, that no one is satisfied with that lot which chance or nature assigns him. While this, in a restricted ?< nsc, may be regarded a* philosoph - ^ eally true, we have no special causes of diraatisfuotion to chronicle during the past year. We have tU been cheered forward by an increasing list of friends and generous supporters, by smiles of encouragem, incut aud words of oomfort. To day we feel that ' tho existence of our paper m more vigorous than at any former period. UuJer considerable accession* '' to our list, ami nn increasing advertising patronage, ^ wo tutor upou tlio Fourteenth Voluiuo with re- 1 noweti energies. lu the coming year we contemplate improvement* *' satisfactory to ourselves^and more ndvuutngeous to " our readers nod those who do busiuess in our columns. Some of these are Dear?others more ro- ^ mote. Uut they will bo* roJizcd in good time, as ^ (or as we cn> forecast the future. Under this promise, will not our present friends ** try to enlist more in our behalf ? A few additional | ^, names at each post office might readily be obtained ?the whole swelling to n respectable aggregate j and the additional means thus brought to our aid will enable us to requite the interest taken iu tho ^ Mr welfare of this paper. Ul We sro grateful for tho very liberal encouragement that has marked the present management of the Spartan, aud hopeful for the future. But we shall not relax effort. Wo aim to furnish a goo<l paper?and one growing emistantly bettor. Come up to our help, then, and bless us witli a lung list vof prompt paying customers, and sec if we do not more than realize the promises now mode. & SPARTARMJRU AND'USION RAILROAD. '? , Attention is called to th?i'q|brd of the President, 1,1 np|>oinling a special meeting of all (tersons interested In the above road, at 'Union C. II., on the 5th of March next. Tho urifencv of the call iiiimt mm. maud attention. (' ACC1DE.NT, . ? On Thursday evening lust, on the plantation of j T. O P. Vernon, Esq-, while walling a deep well, Mf the rope broke when about twenty feet (rein thu .l(water, precipitating u box of stone upon Kiuwuiau w Seay, jr., the waller, inflicting severe injuries. He was promptly brought out of the well, a physician ||( dent for, and removed to his home. Under careful attenliou from Dr. Russel he is recovering. nf ROBBERY. * On \>ednesday night, Is tb instant, some scoundrel or scoundrels broke into tho storo of Messrs, lie* 6c Briggs, and the Pus'. Office adjoining, robbing both of money to the amount of about $75. No goods are known to have been stolen from tho prom. 1,1 iscs. We understand that I X>ck wood's boy Ilnmp . ? - 111 sua two oux-r negioes have becu committed to jail ' as parties to tho burglaiy. EXTRAIT D'KAU'DK COLOGNE. This exquisite toilette indispensable, iti all its puri- m ty, may bo found at tho Chemical Store of Messrs. ?h Fisher & lleiuitsh. A sample bottle of genuine 1,1 Farina is now before us, an 1 we are therefore en- tu ablod to give au enlighteued judgment upon its dl quality. These gentleniuii are well supplied with ?<] every toilette requisite, and wo commend purchaa- of crs to them for selection. F Rl n~UUT** 0F~SEASON. We are Again indebted to Mr. J. M. King, of C< Rich Hill, for n magnificent Winter Bell IVnr, nnd S< a'so for several specimens of his Carolina Needling CI Gully, nnd Yellow Limber-Twig Apples. di jjjt Under tho impulse given to fruit culture by our sit Agricultural Society a dcniaud hits sprung up for trees which hecanuotat present supply, lie h&pcn su however, in n your or so, to be fully able to fill all tic orders directed to him. nv lu the meantime, we invite those in want of fruit foi trees to the advertisement ol Mr. Hamilton, of 60 North Carolina, who will bo here ou sale day next a I with nu ample Mock. in< . T1IE TREASURY SURPLUS. "" Much anxiety is felt among merchants and states- ^ men at tho large ru plus in tho Treasury of the United Slates. To this fear, more than to any j other reason, is to be altribulo.l ilia desire in certain r im .mailers lo rodumi the tariff The Imttks nnrl nmi-. chant* look with alarm at the accumulation or ape- ! trj cic iu the treasury vaults, uhbtracling frout lr..de its n ( very life, and threatening a money crisis. At the end of the present fiscal tear, without some action . of Congress providing a safety-valve, the indepen- .|()l dent treasuries will have $43,000,000 in their q vaults. To guard against a commercial revulsion something must be done by Congress Since the above was written, dates from Washington to the 10;li ha* e reached us. On that day On the Senate pn-aed the above bill-, also, bills cpulirn - r<" iug nlics to swamp lands and iu mcitaiisti the pay 01 0t! nrmy officers. The House passed, by '.M majority, the bill repealing the obnoxious laws cf Kansas and ordering a new election for the Legislative Asseinh'y. 2| agazirkst The IsiiIij'm llook for March. This beautiful and welcome monthly is before us?in ndvanec of jUi those sent to regular subscriber*. Uodey knows t-d the value ol the pros from the advantages he has at? already realized, ami therefore sends early copies, 'j' This No. is full of handsome engravings?of ai t, i |,e as won, paiirms in embroidery, luce work, ?SCO.? op numbering 25 illustrations; wliilo tho literary Jo- , [' |iarliiient in i nor caning in excellence. I'rice, alone, m $3. The Irtdy'a Hook mid Spartan one year, $ I, m. in advance. T? Southern Literary Messenger for February, i1'1 This ia a sterling periodical, and being Southern in ' sentiment, as well aa in publication, cormmiidd it- an mil lo liberal support tit the South. Ili< Innond : ?b Mncfurlanr, Kergii.-win & Co. per annum in advance. m. Casiultt.?We regret to learn that Mr. Williani Wood, n nativo of Cheater district, acting ns ' alio of the runners on the S|eirtanburg and Union I tri llnilroad, in attempting to jump from his engine, to in the neighborhood of Lyle.' ForJ, on Saturday i/U-rnooii hint, (the engine having mounter] the \Y rail,) fell, and his head striking tho rail, was in tantly killed. Mr. Wood leaves a wife but no children.? Carolina Times, Feb. 17. .1. W. \rihiW was elected Sheriff of T/mrens ^ njfclr -1, on M.m l if last ( . , TUB PARSER AND PLANTER. On the 25th December we comment* d me severity upon the permission given I resident of iho Blue Ridge Itaitroad to od< > intcreeU before the bar of the iiouee in out atari', nud, on the naeertion o( Mr. ex-8f iddlclcit, hi Id the permission to be unusui e influence unparliamentary*" We are well nt precedents may he found in the notion of ) Legislatures as to the old Charleston, Loui id Ciiiciunnti rood?our own included. 1 ir minds there scans to be a broad dlstincti' recn an enterprise in contemplation and oil ally In progress, where State nid had been a icrally genu led, and the object was to r ise re .frictions and safeguards fur the protcc iblio trust funds. We have conversed wit! il nit tubers of tlie Legislature on the subjec 't one of them has adduced u stronger prc< an the ouo ubovu alluded to. But we do not rest our vindication even < iilit alreaily made. Wo maintain that Am irliainciitary pi notice?in Congress,for iiistn ver allows influence of this character to op| Liter House nearer tlinn tho committees, cio is wisdom iu this limitation of personal i n tv. Written uud printed statements ni sorted to?members may be |>osted outsit slice?committees may inqciru and report; e sum of ovideiicefor or ngaiust u measure exercise whatever control it may Icgilimati t upon legislation. Legislative bodies are organized to pass In 0 good of the people?not to favor special ts at tho expense of the geucral weal. Tl lege o* being hoard in de-foiico of a private uuld never be granted by the Legislator attir how just ill itself, or how necessary ell being of tho party '.nd his family to whe bi was duo. lie must go to the coinmitle c action 01 Hie ixxiy would depend upon t >rt of tlnU organ *>f business. And why i )t llio siimo course l>u observed on the 11!ue uilroad, w hich is only greater in innguitud sscssing low claim ou the acoio of justice. Tlte editor of the Farmer and Planter tint e.ite thisj ''flings at llio honorable body of tor* of thi* State?' us much us lie pleases til the press is muzzled, n* in France, w< icnk our minis freely in praise or censi hatever may merit the one or provoke the We scout the invitation to log-roll delicate! yrd by our respected contemporary. If on sed rolling, certain it is \vc shall never give tnry motion by sueli corrupt agency. A nu right or wrong: If right, let its merit* dec rong, vote it down. We had rather ?co pu gislatlon than witnes* tlie success of a Is vaaurc through questionable influences. PARTY TO TUB MORGAN BIPLES. Mr. Walker's gentlemanly assistant, A! ulnn Harris, was lucky in conceiving the i ndering a Social Party to our new unifi mi party, the Morgan Rifles, Cupt. C?. VI igg, on the evening cf the 20th instant. >t only n delicate compliment to the corf forded a lido opportunity for gratifying the itli a sight of their handsome appearance, an ivc the community n specimen of his enpa< >tcl keeping. And in nil he was successfu The new and capacious Hall?which is t ter Washington?was coufortahly crowdet Jus and gentlemen, who enjoyed llicmsel' icial converse until hall-|>o?t leu, when supp inouuccd. Descending to the 1 lining-Roon imptuous tables were spread out in the perl culinary art; and when we any that the enti cut, in this department, was a nublo one, \ i^it of tho commendation bestowed on all mil Mrs. Walker's chef d'eturre. Many pre d it suficriur to unj ever U lore gotten up in nburg. The wliolu nfTsir passed oil pleasantly ant uniously, and no incident occurred to mar glitest degree the enjoyments o( the nigl ay not be amiss to nay, tlint tlio new coi rued out forty unifotms, and made a hani splay. When the ranks are filled, and at ui|>|H)*l, no District c.iu boast n finer-looking citizen soldiers than Spartanburg. EDITORIAL CONVENTION. The Nowberry Sun of tlio 18th in?t. sugg invention ol tlio proprietors of Ncwspapi >uth Carolina, to bo held, say at Col urn! Iiarlcstnu, for the benefit of the press, ?n4to ten the cash system for subscription pud fee iffWhile we feel no particular enthusiasm 01 bject, wo are not averse to the proposed o> in. Something beneficial night result fron noting, cveu if its action cjo not prove a p; r all the ills ol iicwspapo?pBb!ishcrr. Wo mo experience in this manor irom the effort few years ago. .Much was anticipated froi jyetiK'iii ? hut, apart from several good add d good dinacrs, it was a total failure in all al aJvanlago. To eat and drink is the wori ile prcparaliuu for the despatch of business. If it shall prove acceptable to the press to c proposo.1 convention, we hope that, prior H'ting, each publisher (or editor) will gii mights to the kiud of business which shot insacted, nud bo ready to refer ull propositi Miumittcc for suggestion and digestion. S thing be ready in this way, haste to get !l defeat agreement u|k?ii anything that w ereat uj?oii the expense of going to Culuml isrlrston. IMPEACHMENT OF^ATEDKKVL JUIH An effort is being made in Congress to im D United States I>i?liiet .1 udge of Texas? us. The Judiciary Comiuitteo reported o !i instant the following r"solution: Reaolccd, That John C. Wutrous, I ntcs District Judge for the district of Ten peached of high crimes and misdemeanors. Aftor debate the suhjcot was postponed uu si?last Saturday. Mr. Kvaus, of Texas, thought tk.it it was di ly to Judge Wutrous, but to the Stato of 'J it the resolution shuiihl lie agreed to, th; g? should bo placet! u|?m his trial, and beti an opportunity t<> nojuit himself before the of the United States, if innocent of the el it had Ik en preferred against him. SmiIi idge Wutrous was made a distriet judge of ft II under suspicion, and it became the t iiiit>11 of n large majority of the people of .it lie was engaged in fraudulent land sprcuh int op'nion was endorsed hy the Icgislnti .... tcio j i . t i i .i . i ?.n in io'iojImki i?c ucut'vcii uirre wrre ui -tubers of tho bar?but very few of theciti* :xns?wliu did not regard Judge Watruus i cated in some manner in that elass of litig d inipro|K'rly so. Under these clrcumxtan is but fair?it was but due to tlic purity of c d to the ndmiiiistriiiion of justice?that tii a ould bo put upon trial. lio knew notlii idge Wutrous liiinsclf, was never in liis coui believed there was no <|ue?tioii that ho ill of eminent legal ability. As a represen Texas, however, it was his duty to cay that, III judge continued to hold olHce, it won uivnleiil to having no court at all, unless he o himself Iroui the suspicions that now utt him. Amendments to the Hainan Tseatv.nshiiigton correspondent ol the Now York r and Inquirer snys: "The amendments reported by the Senate ttoo on Foreign Relations to tlio Hritish 'I d at follow- Abrogation of tho clause ro*ogi unts of Mosquito lands, Unrestricted rim mdiirns, by Ureal HliUlin, of the Hay Islun to nll'nv no resumption of Piitish ^ V ^ A- ' > Tot Ik* OuoliM Spart*n. ?ub BIB MAIDS. 1 lu the "No mistress of (he hidden (kill, bee rocatu ls? wi?ar* K?unt ,D<* Hf1"1* tur Goes up by night to heath or hill, ., ' Lf To read thenars (or thro icaker The Oldest Maid iu all the land ' nl anj Of vine-enciroled France, the LL stows upon thy brow and hnud nin *,Tarc Her philosophic glance. , aeve- ??i bind ihoe with e spell," said the, avillc, "I aigp thee with a sign; }ut to No Wdhiun 'a love shall light on thee, i|( , No wijfnan'a heart be thise!" Messrs. Editors: Cn a gloomy evening of last I week, while endeavoring, by the aid of a somfortable be fire, and Roberta' Life of Hannah More, to induce 're emove , , , . , wli . a more cheerful atmosphere into my parlor than pre' ailed without, your paper, containing un article ?5 ' "cVL" on "Old Maids," was handed to me, with a reqneet me '* a" that I would answer it. \ 04,1 My pen will doubtless luck the exhilarating stimulant of tho "delightful Havana," but with tbo M,1 ? fresh impress of thu life I had been rendibg, and in erican ^ B;rcngt|, ?f ? righteous cause, 1 trust I shall not ^ luc j altogether fail iu an hurnblu attempt to vindicate a * " "^L j class too often made a mark for satire and ridicule. ^ ^ Hannah More ssya of puna: "I have a great ^ n>'K>b h'^dernesa for n bad pun when spoken, but a writ9 ten bad pun, that is indeed a very serious evil." I j So of Old Muidism: when spoken of, it may be sug- 'u'1 . gestive of intiooent mirth uud laughter; but wlien 'l written against, us n champion of the sex, I cannot *v' let it pass unchallenged, but must cuter my protest in toto against the cynical and superstitions Jis"* ?r paragement of "Old .Voids." mJ How little aro they understood, and how iiuduII ,T' quuto nro wo to falltom tho deep secrets of tiieir i", claim 1 . * . 8* inner lifer the blighting p*. reliance of their ycung an , affections, wltich lias left tho world a blank, and to the , ' ^ ^ llicnwdTti? p^i "To die?but know no second love." Co lie re Tt'e'r lives are not only often good and ussful, but Up should 'bey diffuse a mild and subdued halo of Isippiticaa ,ni Rid o aroul,d ihcm. An atmosphere of bcuefictiice en- wj e bin <"ro'w t'Kini nnd (he crown of a llioosand martyr' doins rests upou their brow. Disappointed hopes' nn dep- "?' "'deriiig ashes, lie often hid beneath a cold eat . exterior. And when the spirit hits triumphed,aud ini wc rtnd upon the culm brow that peace of God 10 ' j jj which piuwcth all understanding, we bdievc that ^ memory seldom reverts to the shaduwj past, or |at other Ca"" l'1L> 'bought!", the glotr of kind BU and blessed affection, in which lifo once lowed on, of y con- ' ir 1 >"s benriug them almost uncousoiously upon its bosom, them because it boro them calmly and gently. That ro] buried Vast ! how arc its hallowed rciiiniaceuccs as ensure . ^ ,f enshrined in the hidden depths of their fceart, and ari become "the guiding star of memorv." 'vorite 4uc*t',jn propponded is," Who arc Old MaidsT' ' thi England's brightest and wisest sceptre was swayed lie by her Maiden Queen, aud over her palmiest days. Wherever good work* and philanthropy are heard St . , of, the names of Miss l~)ixnod Graoo Greenwood will I r. J. * ; sa dnof col,l'nuo a green bay tree; and Hannah m< , Mors will ever sliino one of the loveliest and so irmed , . , ,. 1 t j j brightest ornaments of her sex. Y ' "Why is lea* attention paid to Old Maids than to It wns t ut YoUD? It can only proceed from the fact to ' that the present era is deficient in the true kindliness 11 j ^ of heart and chivalry which distinguished gentlemen of tho olden lime. Few who knew thein would C. I J Condemn them to incre suficrauce; and most of us lamed t*?3" some self-forgetting maiden relative, who, cil I with 'rom l'l? r'*'n8 hope of the house to the little pintIcr upon the knee, has been ever welcomed at a cd ret in . . rich argosy freighted with goods for others. il n tw o " J"0*"1" " ^ presume the premises anr, 8. reCtion t',al Maids are useless; second, that they . . are detestable. Ergo, the conclusion: Old Maids m irtsin- ..... j. II arc a uuisanco. i>ut I admit neither premises nor M I j conclusion, by auy of the new or old modes or gradations of arguing. Neither by the catechetical .It method of Soctatcn, nor by Aristotle's improved in' ar vention of those little weapons called "tt/lloginne." su I I The life of an old maid is often a history of prae- th tical Aero ism. Others may yield to softeuing emo^ 1^ lions, may indulge the rapture of rvt]uilcJ atfeetion. lu Dut where for them arc the sweet moments i f do- |h. npany mc8lio n: the glad lioura of joy and hope: I | || the days begun and tuded in happiness! Their rii life may seem aimless, but the mystery of the iso- th , lutiou of those who seem so well fitted to grace a fairer station is a problem wo cannot solve here, but K we stud! know hereafter that it was ordered in wis- of ^ don>; while for llic present we must belicre "There's a div inity tlwt shapes our ends, bl Rough hew iln.rn how we will." tj, JUSTICE. K Wr< IJSt'- THE SAUBATIl SCHOOL CAUSE. We are indebted to Re*. W. T. Farrow for the i lliii following gratifying report of Sabbath School opera- ^ mveii- tiona the iki*1 year iu the Southern District, as ca ii sucn drawn up by the District Secretary?Re*. A. Dick- . uiacea have Tiia American Scnday-Sciiooi. Union.?What made it has done iu the Southern District during the year n that ctuhng Jan. 30, 1857. VV Weeks' labor, 133 f,,| leases orgauixed, 91 | prac- Teachers, 566 \ it pus- Soholars 5,313 n> Total schools orgauixed and aided, 223 I*1 , ,. Teachers, 1,373 hoW Scholars, 10,322 . to its A<1 drowses delivered, 346 ' re his Miles travelled, 8,371 ca ild bo Co t of missionary labor, $1,443,83 Re*. A. Dickson, District Secretary; Ro*. W. ar ons to Farrow, S. S. Agent iu the upper districts of lliould South Carolina, home * * II ^ Tiik Tcsue Lands.?On tho 17ih instant, Mr. tci bia or Cell, of Tennessee, introduced into tho U. S. Sen- Tl ate a bill to sccuro to nil the States an equal and act just participation iu the benefits of the publiu do- Gi 'k* main, by tho distribution of an amount iu money |H.-ach derived from the sale* of the public lands to each of dc Wat* the States according to their respective population, in u the wlnch have received no grants of land to uid in the construction o! railroads, or grants of a leu quant; "h nitcd ||lU their ratable proportion, equivalent to the value of the lauds granted to the State which has of til the heretofore received the largest grant, estimating the of valuu of such granted lands at $1 25 per acre, je not This bill contains a large bribe the Northern ch 1'cxus, suppoit. Should it pass, it will acttlo the doctrine hii it the (or which the South has consistently contended ? that the territories are the common property of nil Gr i Sen- _ urges ll,e Suites. _ an nil..* ? I'exas Invehtiohti.no Committee.?Wc learn from dt-s | Qf willed patches iii the Carolina Time* ili.it the Committee l'exns (,,r the investigation of charge* of corruption in ire "of ^on*rt'M rt'|K'rl??l on Thursday last. They rccomlit few mcn<l 'ho expulsion of four meirben, vix: Moari. an en* of Francis 8. Kdwards, William A (.Libert, and Oris im- H,iniua B. Malleson, of New York?all Black Ue- ]?, "' "It ruW?Mn?. Alto, W. W. Welsh, of Connecticut, U!l our'tt Black Ucpublican. They also recommend the ex- |ai judge elusion of Simoiiton, the reporter of the New York tb rig of Tunes, from the Hou?c. w( rt> ',ul Leave wo* granted to the four members to file waa n . , , , . tniive nnawora with the papers of the committee. |)v Id'"lie Tm* Casinet or Mr. Buchanan.?Tho letter Iiould writer* of Washington have at length agreed uponu " ached Cabinet for Mr. Buchanan. It will eonaiat of the following gentlemen: ?Tho Coaa, Secrttary of State; Floyd, of Vn., War; Cou- Brown, of Tenn., Navy; Cobb,of Georgia, Treasu to1 rw; ,T. Clancy Jones, Pcltn., Post Office; Jacob tin Com- Thompson,of Miaa , Interior; Toucy, of Conn., At- j,u reaty torncy General. <|>ir nt, "'*'ng President 1'ierco ha? issued his proclamation on to d? so """'ng " extra scs?ion of the Senate on ths 4th in u," of M ir-dr f>r ICxecutivt purposes. This is usual. a?v MB??Mi?? iii. . NEWS scun. rux Elective Franchise in Ohio.?A bill I ? introduced iot thi lower branch of'the legit J! of Ohio upon tha subject of the elective frt y e of that 8taio, which prohibits perocoe of A N i descent, either ill whole or |M?rt, from exercis C i privilege of voting at electiona. The Stut " n anys: K 'This bill makes it the duty of judges of elccti U reject the votes of persons reputed to be, in wl c in part, of African descent,after taking teetim b islnctory to them of the fact of such desc It iv person reputed to be, in whole or in par t ft rienn descent, who shall vote st an election, t I a subject to imprisonment in the county jni t e than one nor more than six months. Per s v 10 assist, oounsel, or advise such persons to p bo subject to a fiue in any sum not excc< g a 00, and to imprisonment iu jail from one I x >ntha. Prosecutions to be by indictment ire n irt of common pleas, nod the act to be giv in a rciul charge to graud juries. The act to tak'f- 1 ton its passage." j v Slavxst in Missouri.?Missouri is a Iper L its, and It was thought by the abolitioniafhat i t would gladly emancipate her negroes; Hit c ivetnont was met on the 10th instrnt by (to ion, declaring that the emancipation of tin ives ( the Suto was not only impracticable, b that ( Y movomeot toward it was impolitic, unw unand should be discountenanced by tho oplc. | passed the Senate?yeas 25, nays |. 1 iso? , is 107, nays 9. I I The Aemv Bill.?The hill which has jt| pass I through Congress to iucrcaso tho pay ojio ar- , r officers establishes the following ralaf pay: i "Lieutenant-General,$10,620; Brigadii Gcno- 1 , $7,500; CoV-nel, j.3,000; lieutenant doncl, 1 ,500; Mnjor, $2,?00: Captain, 1,800; euten- ' t, $1,000." Estate or Da. Duedell.?No less in five 1 rtics made spplicgion to the Surroga of the J mnty cf Now Yorl for letters of udiniiitrutioii i on flic rstato of th^late Dr. Burdell, w was so r?teriou?ly murdewd in January?th alleged dow among othent Late news from Nicaragua reprcscn detach* *nts of Walker's amy as driving the f sta Bins before them. Valker's condition is id to be proving. His fbr^E amount to 1,300, hilo 1,Oore well condition-d, with plenty of mm inition. We notice by the Vinnsboro Register lat our c townsman, Ilev.J. D. McCollougli, has *smcd the rcclorrhipuf that parish?hi* i w field labor. I.rviRrooL Cottoi Market.?Dates Inn Hope to the 7th instnn represent the cotto market easier, but prices ischangcd. Iufcrio grades o firm. It is annotinoed by European Oomspoin 'nts that i b Kmpress Eugenie >0* actually nppeari I in pub* ' without crinoline o hoops! John It. Thompson*ia? been rc-electci United ates Senator from hw Jersey. The disturbances g>wing out of the Lombard* snt of Canton by !tc English and American uadrons has sent up he prices of ten iu the New ork market. It is said that btarllig disclosures hare been inade tho grand jury ot 3 w York connected with the | urdell murder. Tit police are after the parties. The House, on thj 25th instant, passed Mr. impbell's tariff bill, | a majority of 2G votes. Dr. W. MonefddtJ?f Charles'ou, died in that ly on Saturday last. 1 L W. Sprat t, Esq ha* withdrawn from active litorial supervision ovr the Charleston Standard, o will be succeeded ^ Messrs. J. D. Uudds an! K. Crocker, hcretforc assistants in tho office. I.'inghorne, for kih>g Kdic, at Hampden Ssd v College, Vn., s^i ls cciiiiiuivted lor trial iu nrelr. ' An earthquake itu felt iu Mount Holly, New rsey, on the night otaho I Jtli, at 114 o'clock. It is thought, Iron experiment, that the Chinese gar cano can Ire pitiably groAii for niokuson iu e entire Stat-- of l?-J Jersey. The Pcnnsylvani' Degiskituro have passed reaolions instruct ng ther senator* in Congrc.?s to op isc the repeal i< the inly on railroad iron. Attorney Ccii ral < lashing, it is said, on retiug from the C?R>in<-t, will repair to and remain hi e town of Newqniry| *rt, M.rss. An affray took placdin Kansas between Judge Imore and u into bailed Kolgia?correspoudeul thu abolition otgnu is Wash'ngton city. Two lawyers of Lurelburg, Va., exchanged three iiodless shots at Mr. iilair's planUtiou, Md., on e 14th inxtant. A louidof houor, of whioh Mr. eitt was a member. Xullv adjusted the difficult v. The telegraph fron Columbia to Newberry '.a IHMttod to bo io ojHMitioD in throe weeks. A resolution was at-pud in tho House-, on the !th, requiring the He n-tary of War to coimnunite to Congress copict of ull reports made to his porttneut by the bcatl of American o(Beers which u> seut to the Crimea in 1855-5G. When the seat of Government was removed to ushington, Maryl.iot and Virginia voted?the rmer 72,000 and the latter 120,000?to aid in ccling public buildups. An otTort is now beiug ado to repay those amounts. A bill for thut purse has passed the Hei.atc. It is decided to rcijioro tl^; Presbyterian Thco;ical Seminary at licw Albany, Indiana, to Chigo, 111 uois. In the nino medic.f schools of rhiladelphin there o I ,500 students. E. II. P otter, of Memphis, Tonn., has donated ,000 acres of Ian 1 to the Dauville, Ky., Presbyrian Theological Seminary?value $50,000. le aaino gentleman hud previously given 10,0<*0 res to tho Methojist Synodical College at lai range, Tenit. Henry K. Baldwin, of New Hampshire, Presint Pieree's Secic'ury to sign land patents, died Washington, on thv Mtli instant. Gwin nud ilroderick are the two Senators just wen by the Calift-rni.a ! legislature. Within a year, sales and grants of the public lauds tho United States hare been made to tho extent over thirty-nine milli >n acres. Frauois Lieber, D. !?., is a cuudidate for the air of history in tho University of Virginia, but led o' election. Tho Keowco Courier, through which Col. A. P. tlhoun was nominated for Congress, i? desired to nouuee that lie will not he n candidato. A. T. llroyles hasassuinod the editorial conduct the Anderson Gazette. It is thought that Hon. Win. C. Rives will be op tilted rector in t' o Virginia University. On first fire, Mr. Daniel fell mortally wounded d Mr. l?lliot received no hurt. Tho Advertiser chronicles a despnato fight it igefk-ld, week before hut, in which pistols wcri oil, between two men named llciij. Booth and Si l Overstreet. The latter was so much injurtc at his life is despaired of. A bystander was aits >undcd, hut not dangerously. Col. Arthur Siiukins, hoping that the contest in 0 Brooks District will be narrowed down to Col client and Ex Gov. Hammond, refuses to allow 1 name to be used for Congress. Copt. T. 8. Byrd, ft useful and respected citixoi Abbeville District, dud on the 19th inst. The wife ol Wm A. Wilson, one of the proprie rs of the Abbeville Independent Tress, died ir it village very recently. 81io had been n wife t one short year, and leaves a bereaved husband d infant child to mourn her departure. Tho ftanuer reports the business of Belurti Day Abhrville at 143 esses. The acceptances inigh ell the total to 200. 111 f lipup THE LIST CHAPTER. On Friday lost, lb# remain* of Uoo. Trnton 8. / rooks reached Augusta, in cliargo of Messrs. #te razier, Addiaon, Mima mud llollingsworth, of . dgeticld; Mcaira. Suber, Pratt and McEemors, of ,WB CW berry; Mmri. Kirk wood and Lowndso, of * harl< ituo; Olid Mr. Gibbeo and a College Com- the title* of Columbia. The coffin waa taken in hand Mil] t the depot by tbo Mayor and Aldermen of Au- . . Mta, ami quietly conveyed in the city hears# to le City Hall, whore it waa phiced in atate In the g?" entre of the largo and hattdaonie Council Cham- tag' cr, Hundreds wore there In inournlnl ailence to nje| *>k upon the scene. Scarcely a word was audible >r minutes at a time, as the immense crowd came cor nd went in orderly succession. The f eling was our videutly deep and uuuirected, and will long be ad- Th crtcd to by many citizens of South Carolina then resent as ? manifestation ut once grateful to us cut ud bonornble to Georgians. At a quart-r past 4 o'clock p.m. It waa an- ((j ounced that the procession was formed without, nd rendy to accompany the corpse to t' c town of j ( lumburg, on the South Carolina aide. The coffin jjc rna again taken in hand by the Augusta members hol >f Council, and carried to the street, where it was >v( dnccd in a largo and elegant hearse, drawn hy four |)M iluek horaes, wliich had been procured for the oemaion, through the Mayor of Charleston. The irocesuiou ct nsistcd of a troop ol cavalry, four unl w| brtucd companies of infantry, a long train of car- ou inges, and a number of citizcuson foot?the whole ireceded by a baud of music with muffled drums. t;0 t he length of the column could uot have been less n|1 ban n half mile. Aa it pnased through 1 frond to, itrect, almost every piunn, balcony and window A-ere erowded with Indies, eager to witness the sad .ribute to tlio gallant deceased. Many of the >romine?;l business houses were closed; and the whole (tension ftta every way one to be long re* numbered. We eannoi avoid repeating that the tri manner in which our Auguata irii'ttds have acted an n this matter has drawn ninny a heart towards ob them, and lias gone far to make ua feel more th warmly alive to the fact that Georgia and Carolina t? ire indeed sisters, bound together by tics of feeling pc is well as of interest. |k At n little before dark the procession hailed in pi front of thu American Hotel, Hamburg, when the iul eolliu was taken from tho hearse by thu ofliocra ol si the volunteer companies, and dr|M?ited in the hotel tli parlor, which had been appropriately bung with bl black. Tho escort from Augusta thru returned to ol that city, and the remains ol our lamented rcprs- ai seutativo wcro in tho keeping of liia constituents c< and friends. A guard of honor kept watch during ol the night ? Early in tho morning tho entrances and rooms V of thu hotel began to fill with anxious citixsns, who ol came to drop a tear upon the colJ poliohod lid tliat si concealed tho face ami form they had ao lately admired in life. A younger brother of tho deceased, ti -i 1 ?-- J ?i J (IQSCTVIll^ U1U MUUIIl'M U1 IIIW UCIilUIIBVI UitUU, IV U quested three |?articulur friends to examine tliu face si of tho corpse, and, if proper, to exhibit it through o the glass (dale underneath the outer case. It was ti found to present st II a moat natural appearance, n and every ouo, old and young, m.tlo au>l tenuis, c had the opportunity of looking hurriedly upon the p pallid hut still regular features of I'ruston S. lirookt. t< We must not omit to mention here the readiness < and x--al evinced hy the poople of llambarg ou this t! occasion. The town authorities had every nccessa- s ry arrangement made, and the citizens generally p entered iuto the manifestations of respect With n much cordiality.' t At 'J o'clock n. m., (Saturday,) the coffin was v conveyed by the Hamburg Committee to the liearse. ? It was escorted out of the corporalu limits by n <j large number of citizens ?>u foot, under the com- t rnand of Col. Stuart Harrison, one of thu marshals 1 ?H the preceding day. L poti the hill above thu e town this escort opened ranks, facing inwards, aud f the lu-arse, flanked by tho field officers of the 7th t Regiment, and followed by a number of carriages | conveying the various committees, passeil through < ou its way to Edgefield village, where the interment j was to take place. I At balf-|vast 3 o'clock p. in., the cortege, now i very largely increased by tho falling iuto line of i l many uarrioges on the route, approached Edgefield. Thu approach wax announced by a signal gun tired ? in tho outskirts ol the village. A few miles nut, < the head of the procession was met by the Edgefield Hussars, (Capt. (Jriffin,) wlio then conducted the advance. Within sight of thu town, a long array ' ol citix* ns was marshalled ou either sidoof the road, who were at oiicv placed in lino iuum-dialrly iu ( front of the eorpso, tliu sliuls under the (S<<l.<ue>? uf M?j. S. S. Tompkins, assisted by lieutenants Adams ami IVnn. And thus thu entire piuo< ssion t-lilerei| the village square. Wv had not, unld then, formed a correct idea of the number* in at tendance. The large area was literally filled with men, women and children. The body was at once taken into oOe of thu smaller oparinit ills of the Cuurt House, that thu tantily of thu deceased might in inivatu take tlu-ir mulatieholy leave of it. It was : llien placed uj*>n the table of the court ris>m, slid lliou*aiids oaino to loo* for a moment ui*>n the strong man stricken down by the hand of death iu the mid career of bis earthly exertions. Not the least affecting part of this scene was the number of servants who caine crowding in, by permission, to see the face of the dead oucc more before it went down into the grave; among tliein a weeping old woman who had nursed the deceased iu his childhood. At length, the privilege of kicking an adieu having b. en accorded to nil, the remains were'agmti placi d in the hearse, the procession again formed, and the saddened nv-enibliigo were soon met once more nround an open grave in tho village churchyard. Ou one side of it sleeps the dust of the father of him who now goes to innke one more among the pale nations under the sod. On the other, is u small tomb that briefly tells the end of an infont daughter gone before I cr parent. Near by is the . monument of a gallant brother who fell in Mexico. The Rev. Mr. Keid feelingly pronounced theimI prcssive burial service of the Episcopal church. The coffin was lowered to its last receptacle. The brick nreh u-ia rnnidlv turin.l over the vault. The earth was shovelled in The crowd dispersed. The night came on. The dew* of heaven fell upon the I fresh grave. All was quiet among the white tomb*, i The living had departed?the dead alono were there. I The laal chapter of our friend'* career is written. [Edgefield Adrertiaer.' The cotton factory of N. 1*. WilUrd.at Madison, Ga., was destroyed by fire on the 5th instant. Ix*-> $10,000. The Caasville (Ga.) Standard oonlainx au uc' count of a roan namod Talton II. Bottler, of derive!) co., who went to Savannah, wn takcu sick, and, :u wan thought, died. II ? body ? ?? put into a coffin and sent home?Consuming 4S hours' time. On opening the coffin a smile was on his lip*. Medical aid was summoned, and on the 31st January ho was rapidly recovering! We learn that James A. I'rieo, who is confined in the jail of this l>istrict, awaiting his trial for murder, has been endeuvoring to make his escape. On Monday Inst the deputy sheriff, whilst in the , cell, discovered that the iron bars in the window had been removed and replaced again.?UnmnttiU Journal, Ftb. 20. A personal difficulty between Col. Win. Wallace and James G. Gibbcs, noting edit r of the donth Carolinian, in the ubaenc* of the editor, has been i bouorably adjusted. Advices have been received by Judge Kane, lit Philadelphia, which iuduce the belief that his son, Klisha Kent Kaue, M. I)., the distinguished explorer, has died nt Havana, whither he had gone Kir me restoration 01 ins ncunu. We K-trn from tlio Kdg -field Advertiser thai the large Bam of Hon. F. W. Pickens?DO X 4b feet ?was consumed by fire, on the night of the 20th instant, with a large stock of produce. The loss is estimated to bo nt least $5,000. Two blooded maree and five mules were destroyed in tho conflai g ration. Tho fire was the work of some viudiclive miscreant. i We notice in our exchanges the death of Gales 9 j Seat on, son of Col. W, W. Scat on. junior editor of the National Intelligencer, Washington. He is , spoken of ns former editor and proprietor of the ' j Raleigh Register. This is a mistake. Scaton > t GuU-s (son of Weston R. Galeei was the former : owner of the Register, i ; The Appeal Court has grunted n new trial to the slave Isaac, in Islington District, whose oxecut on was appointed tor the 20th inst. The trial came on r ; i/n TueoJuy last?the 24lh. Notwithstanding tho rcfus ) of the proprietor to i sell Ml. Vernon, Kdward Kverctt perseveres hi ropealing his great oration on Washington bud setting apart the proceeds for the original purpose. He litis already invested $12,000 at 7 and $500 at 1 6 per cent., for that or some other national purpose. I Tit* ,4R*st" Co?u?ip*cm.?,4Whv will AmeriJ en's emblem outlive thoee of Kngland, Fruuce, Ire A land and Scotland? i "Anewrr.?The rose mm>t Uk, tho hi* droop, >. the shamrock die, the thistle wither; but the start ' or* clevisi, """^ WHfwJuU^ T <1 a martial of (ha Morgaa BiOta, baU oo tba M ' ningjpf Iba SSd iuataal, tba foUawtag Kaeoiu- |?g a vera unanimously adopted: ^HpQP the | Vlicrcaa the Proprietor and Superiateadent of * ? Walker Hooaa generously garo a social water- ?jj* meat, on tlie 20tli InaUnt, to the Morgan Rifle* a " iali waa uuinerously attended by tbe Udiaa and (lea itlrmeo of tba town and diaUiot, afforded ad ran- T sou* opportunity (or displuyiug our uuiformed 1 tubers, waa a delicnto mode of introducing our pa to the public, and in ail reepecte grateful to feelings and croditable to the Walker House. ( ercfore: Resolved, unanimously, That the thanks ol thia pa are due, aud thejr are hereby tendered, to m. Walker (W. II.) tor the invitation exteod- 1 to the corpa to be preeenl. 0,01 Resolved, That our thanka be nlao tendered to Mr. ^ Uuitin Harris, tbe Superintendent of the Walker tuae, (or the admirable arrangements aud rcgula- l!ie tta adopted by him, which were ao successful in ate' luring social enjoyment to the entire company * went. g ?,,<! Resolved, That the thanks of thia ccrpa be alao , nlercd to Mrs. Walker, lor the superb banquet ' lich graced her tablet, and filled the mroaure of * r moat extravagant dcairct. Resolved, A# further evidence of our appreuian of three hoapitalitiee, that the above preainblv j d resolutions be published in the papers of the tea, aud that a e<>py be sent to Mr. Walker. "" WM 11. TRIM Ml KK, fcUeretary. A MHMCK1T B0.11TIOJS. ^ flcorge I'enbudy, Ksq., has made a donation to iisteee of three hundred thousand doilare to endow i luetitute in t'ie cily of ihllimurf. Amongst the it-els which Mr. Paabody has in view in making ' '* is muudioeut ijuatiou, he enumerates the formaii of an cite naive library (or the free use of all reeae who may wish to Ooasult it; for the regular iriudieal delivery of lectures by the most accom- at ishcd scholars and men of science, such prices of ve In UMI.,11 Uug charged tut will pay a portion of (lie fj< tpunscs; an academy of inns o to be embraced in CI s plan, and for tins perpoee a capacious and euibiy-furmsht d saloon to be provided; also a gallery art in tha department of painting rind statuary; be id, finally, Mr. 1 embody desirre lli t ample and an iiveilient accommodation be mode in the building tha institute for the use of the Maryland lliatoriil Society, of which be has long bevu a member. , Ir. i'eabody makes tbe follow ing iiUral and potri- ? j lie soggcatiooa to the truetcxa of tbe proposed in . lilute: J "I must nat ornit to imprisa ujkjh you a soggea* on for the government of the institute, w inch I crm to tie of the highest in-uncnt, and which I da- ? re shall be ever prcecat to the view of the board f trustees. My carmst w isli to promote, at all tnce, a spirit of harmcnv and good will in society, w iy aversion lo inunerisice, Mg<*ryt nnu party ran- ai or, and my cuduring resj-cct and lure for the hap- r; y inatitutionj of our {To?;k.tou? republic, impel me jt j express the wish that the institute 1 hare propue- a d to you (hall always be strictly guarded against u he posaibilit) of being tin le a theatre for the dis- f;i enii nation or dincuwian of sectarian theology or e< mrty polities; that it rfiall never miniater, in any p nan tier whatever, tu political dioaenaion, to infidelity, ui o v.sioiiary theories of a pretended philosophy n vliich may be- aimed a: the subversion of the appro- 1 id morale ol society; that it ahatl never lend its aid >r intlucnce to the prop gntion of opioiena tending c o create or encourage sectional jealousies in oar r mpjiy country, or whioh may lead to the alienation o if the |>eoj)le ot one Stair or section of the Uniou 1 rom th to of another, But that it sliall be so contacted, throughout its *|>oi* career, as to teach po- is itical and religious charily, toleration, and b n?fi- 'J mm, and proro itself to be, in all contingencies ind conditions, ths true .friend of our ineotimable si Union, ol the salutary itstitulions of free govern- tl incut, and of liberty regulated by law. ] enio n i these precepts upon the board of trustees aud th Jr tl lucccssors forever, for llieir invariable observance a snd enforcement in the administration of the duties 1 have coufided la them.M Tiie Burdell. Murder Case at Kkw Yore. c His long-pending investigation at New York in the tl llnrdell murder case has been brought tu a close. ^ A New York paper of Saturday say*: "The verdict of the jury haud* over Mrs Cun- P ninghani and Fckrl to the grand jury as priiici|Kil? p in the murder and Suudgrr*a as accessory. The c result is universally approved. Stucc the close of j the testimony another witness has appeared, w ho ??s willing to testify that he saw Far rail on the * stoop of l>r. 11.'a house on the night ol the mur- 1 tier, and also that he sua the door opcu, with a man < standing in it in his sllrt-sjeevcs. "Dr. Woodward testified that ho had tried ndu- ' pl>cato of the dagger purchased by Fnodgrass in 1 JJro.idw.-iy on u dead body, and found the wounds I the same in nil r?-*|e<U ns on Dr. Burdt-H. I "The jury considered Helen mid Augusta Cunningham iu posw-seiin of the (acts of the murder, and that it was the dsty of the coroner lo hold them ' for tho future action ot the grand jury. Farrali is also retained as a witness, the city providing for his family. "Anonymous letters have been sent to the coroner threatening his life because of the course lie pursued in the examination. Ills understood that the grand jury will commence with the case immediately." * Brotherhood or Surrcaiac.?In one ol N I*. Wdlis' beautilul letters from Idlcwild, the following passage occtrs: "Bv the tiuuiiTous visits and letters I have received from consumptive patients, 1 have been made aware what symjiatlielic magnetism there is in a common sutTcriag. Cousumptiou, tuo, being a disease that is thought (alal, but which is gentle and almost insensible in its ravages, it is usually of softening and peusite infhnce on the character?toning down the daily burthea of life's song to a eliord below the key-note of the world. For response that is in harmony wi.li this the yearning is strong. They long 6>r sympathy from those who have a doom and sadness like their own. And, with this link of tenderness between fellew-sutVcrers, is formed a pilgrim company, ready to start upon their journey?a broiherlmod of thusc to whom 'Azrael, the Angel of Death,' has becftoned to come away." - m e^? A New AsTict.c.-?In his last letter from Idlewild, N. P. Willis, Esq., like a "perfect wretch," makes mention of a fact, concerning which he should have been roifideiitnil, as folloivr: "The inaiu objectun you urge against riding on horseback in the winter (cold legs) has been somewhat lessened of late, by a result of the present fashion of Indie*' petticoats?the difficulty of warming those vast apartments in which beauty principally resides, having necessitated a contrivance of ! separate temperature for their two almost unenclosed sup|x.s;tioiiB. Ill* new article for ladies' wear is a very thick tockintt Uggin; and, encroachment on woman's rights liough it be to recommend them for gontlcmee's t*r?fan? warmth, there is nothing | to u? bought, ready mad*, thai'?.;!! Well I your purpose." Suave State o'jt or CauiroHMU.?Thc San Francisoo Herald, Urging the Dsmoeracv of that j State to a careful election of Senators sound upon the Ksusas-Xrbra-ka platform, says: "W? have no i hesitation in asserting the probability that before the lapse of six years the Senate of the United I Stales will bo called opon for the practical assertion i <\f Oio tvjlfcbliaU ai tliai inur hv 11\a- 'i^mK'ifin i\( A slave State on the Pacific const north of thirty-six. i1** nnd thirty minute*. Will the Senator* froui Gali(ornia t>? prepared to advocate, with coal and energy, the right of the people of iueli a State to decide upon tleir own institutions, wtVnoot reference to geographical lines?" An Arrxiaor IIOnor.?The Savannah 0?rgian of tho 17th instant states that much excitement was evident in that city yesterday, when it wsi known thai a duet had been fought, with a fa Utl termination to one of the parties, between Daniel Stewart tlll.ot, K?q., nod Thomaa U. Daniel, Kuq., Iioth well known gentlemen resident of S.t I vanruth. The weapons oboecu wero ritleo, the distance ; twenty fiva pnttt, tho time Monday nt boon, nnd ihe place Semen's Forry, S. C., about thn below thai city. The standard weight of grain adopted by the North Carolina Legislature, which gewe into effect shortly, i* it* foliow*. Whcot to weigh 80 lbs. to the buahel; corn, 5<fe tye, 56; rut, 44; burkwl eat, 50; barley, 48; oata, 30; flnxoeed, 55; pca-v, SO; corn i meal, 46. It la aa?d the Inn does not prevent per-< sons from selling by tlte bushel without weighing, but operates near all litigated transaction*. There la a negro in Mc-mpbie who ia naid to poe eos an capita worth $50,000. This negro' belongs to hia wife, a free ookited woman, in wboae name the ptoperty ? held. A J, om > > J ffW vi HP, loh'l^tterfield isthe bearer of SB illiniums! kt> concluded by Mr. Forsyth with the Mni(M PJ r eminent. Don Borrodurana, the Secretary &t Mexican legation at WashingVm, with ?n , lis treaty, left Mexico privately to avoid Wopireauit. The party ge to Washington imfnedi/omonfiurt'a government was gaining strength, I tl*- rebellioa bad been crashed. Fhe night police in Jamais* are said to be very cii-nt. After a certain boor at night every per> iron passing along the street is hailed, antsaa awn, and bis name and inteutioas or* asrerlairi One night last week *' gentleman was gnlng me late at nigbt, when be was bailed by mm of i vigilants Irom behind a trco box, with 44 Who . cs liters?where hare y)>* been?" "I hart bora ying draw poker and dealing from the botton," * 1 a the prompt reply, ' All right," kji the vigiit, "yo? can pass!" u. Z >"* J Samuel 8. Tindall, of Snmter District, 8. C., ^ L bad been tried and convicted of the mardev of I i wife, suffered the exlremo penalty el the law, that offerer,on the 30th inst.,between the hoars twelve and two o'clock. We learn from the Fetert" rg Ex pre m, thai j a meeting of the Hoard of Viworsof the Uotfaj. ~ Jj reity of Virginia, held on Saturday loot. PmrP |l ,-orgo Frederick Holmes was elected to fill tin ? J inir of History and Genera) Literature. ! New Porr Orrica.?Tbroogh exertions ruade ' j - I. G. McKissick, Esq.. a new Post Office has ; jj cn established in this Dictrict, o3Med MoDaffic, "1 d Samuel Kaucctt appointed Postmaster. | [UnionvilU Journal. 1 On a recent rainy day a wag was brard to ex- 1 sim, "Well, my umbrella* ia a regular Catholic?" \ J low so?" inquired a friend. "Bteases it alwjnrn J reps lent." jj COMMERCIAL. - * V Columbia Market, February 21, 1857. ^ 19 Cotton?1; will b? recelloctcd that our last J cekly report of the cotton market closed on a feir S id steady demand for the article, at 10| for inte- 1 or to 129 for fair. During the whole ol tire week t*t brought to a close, the market baa been oodrr j goad degree of excitement, and prices bare rose l> 1 to 2 on our last quotations. Tt?ere liaa been a iir supply on Kik, and as the demand was good ^ - A r=8 rerj bale that was offered was treely taken at foil rices. The sales of the week foot op 1,8 0 bales, nd we now quote: Inferior 11a ll|; ordinary )1| 11|; middliog I'2 a 124, good middling 12| a SI; fair 12| a 12}; and cboiea 13 cants. Bacon.?We hare no material or quotable , 1 hnnge to notice in the bucon market since war last pport, and we therefore continue to quote for prime Id shoulders 9; clear sidta 11 a 1 LA; new hog round I a 11} ceuta per pound. Coax.?The demand for eorn is fair,and as there i only a moderate supply on sale, prices are fall, at 0 cents per bushel. Fnoua.?The floor market haa been quiet but body during the whole of the past week, and wo here fore continue to quote 87} a $7} for common t good brands; supetdiuo $8; tmd extra family our $8} per barrel. w " vvorms^WORMST* ' Tlierc is do d seuso mora oommoa among k hildrcn, and yet lo w which aa frequently baffles Ite skill of the physician, aa worms. Tbcy are ighly detrimental to the conautattno; and their resenee should he carefully guarded against by i J arc tits. Ou the fust manifestations of symptoms, # very nti ant should be used to expel them prompt* y and lltoiougldy. M'Lane's Vermifuge, prepared by Fleming ilros. of Pittsburgh, is well aatab* j is bed as lite must certain, safe and speedy r imply >ver offered for this troublesome au J dangerous naiady; and all who have the management oi children should keep this invaluable mt dicise oa tand. Iu addition to its fferlcet safety, it never foils j o pro lace tf?e desired effect. j ^UTurehoser* will be careful to ask foe DR. j tl'LANES CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, j nanolactured by FLEMING BROS, of Prrra* 5 .CSOH, Pa. AH other Vermifuges in comparison a tre worthless. - Dr. M'Lanc's genuine Vermifuge, *.?3 ilaohii celebrated liver l'.lls, can now be had at 9 nil resdt-cltblc drug tort*. None genuine without the signature of FLEMING BROS. 4V Fib 26 1 GREAT CITRE OF RHEUMATISM IN Cincinnati, Ohio?Courmcing Evidence. For more than three yenrs I hare been suffering with rheumatism, out rnhrgtrmtnt and pain ot the botus aud joint*. 1 have strictly followed the adrice ot physician*, and at other time* weed nrk family m?iitilies a* had b-en i (.commended for the cure of rkeomntwin; still 1 did not Improve in tW aJ leant, nnd was frequently compell d to keep Vtf-y . Ud, and thereby was prevented from attending to my buMiicea. Some weeks ago 1 waa induced by a friend to try Carter's Spanish Mixture. T1m ellect waa miraculous. I fell considerably improved Iter I had taken the fiHirth doer; I bare only used one si ?Rl? bottle, aud am entirely free from all pain. I feel better than I have felt for years, and 1 M i't*.r butc iny completely-restored health sob ly la a the use ol Carter's Spanish Mixttin. 1 oonatdcr - <9 it a most excellent medicine for rfoenmatism and all 1 diseases of tlie blood, and cheerfully recommend it to the niBictcd. 11. llURRlTT, Southeast corner Fourth and Walnut ats. Cincinnati, March JT, 1855 Fffc 8 50 In NOTICE. VI.LPcrM.na INDEBTED to MORGAN & MOORE are respectfully requested to CALL and SKI rLE, as they are in need nf'ntl MONEY due them. MORGAN A MOORE. Feb 2G _ _ 1_ U_ Frosh Arrivals. ^ Raisins and candy-ju? receive* at Feb. 2d I tl MORGAN A MOORIM?. send in the b0v8. TU1C ODD FELLOWS' SCHOOL is now in lull operation. Wa havertOm foe a few more : VJ YOUNG AMERICANS. As to promises, we have only to say, we know oar duty, and we will do it. W. T. FARROW, Feb 26 1 2t J. A. COLLINS. M a card. 1 JFORRKST GOWAN will U ?Uent for two weeks from S, artanborg, Alter FIFTH ^ of nest mohth, for the purpose of selecting A Urge stock of I'llOTOGF.NiC arttclt* for his Gniltfy. During lm alwence Mr. T. J. KLFQRDwiU carry on tlio buaiinw st the Caroliua Star Gallery, and Jfc act aa hia attorney generally. Feb ae _i _ fruit trees. ~*1 I WILL be in Spartanburg, on the 1ST MON DAT in M ARCH next, with a large numbere* choice frtrrr trees, raised in North Carolina, which 1 will diapne* of at tow price. DKNJ HAMILTON. lb?-gt<?r. > Mr \V L MITCHELL -;. and Mew* a. 1> 1. Sl L. TWITTY Feb. 2d 1 It ijgg co-partnership. 4 r|>lUi undersigned haee ihia Jay farmed a CO- j 1.1 PART N LR8I11P, for the purpoe? of oca- I ; dociiiig itt batiinm <* HOUSE MOVING. do., Mi I and will centred* MOVE ALL KINDS OF M m'H.DlSOS AND CHIMNEYS, RAISE . ROOFS. Ae;, In the moet seientiAe man nee, with' ima injury t? tit Al*u.?4*.ng* Ap^icV.tf n can he made to cither oi the mi boor <- Jg* ? ' bcro n parson, of through W.ttiafn Sag. l\h V* J tf J i FRLrNClV [ Colamhk., S C. Feb. U, IMY ^ f > ' ' ' j * ^