The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, October 15, 1857, Image 2

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V :T.- v., * F . * v "^'*^K^yflrtAn- j : *' ^@iErocTOBKu ,5' ,8ii' f *' v B^^ Pir And Court!?Saturday is return ;4jfeM*?*rbcK ins on the 2J November ? Judge ,-#. " -"% 4MpM?'?? beUetrc, presiding fi>r the fust time on *v IjfYOUR HILL*. f * * ?4Pfaglta requested to My that the Treasurer of W f 4 Commissioners ! Hand* will be in ntf IMltMriili tliu Court llouse, at Spartanburg, on * ^.' ^ 'M?t instant, prepnrcd to pay all orders 'Ht$w&3?lng accounts will please present them ' % " ;;y;v- soddbn'dbatii. ***** to learn that Wm. l)o<U, esq , resi . "* ? *' IfitCe ffvm tvwu, on the Howard (]tp rund, /"'Jtjqjtoacd'Rtfdden'y chair, on Monday n vrnmg, m ' - ifeithont apparent tiuio fur au hasty n tcrminnt'oo * ?f Wb. It WM doubtless disease uf lliu heart. ? . * advertitctikms. * - -Among our new udv?rti*ciiu-ms will bo found Of real estate, (lie opening ol a new store - -f^r the Mitotic'!, a new hotel, by .1. II. ** jfjbyle, Judeowrnl oilier things of inures1 The / V?' *ft*N.T?rlUy,one of whom has just returned . 01,, * * the North, seem to hare provided themrclvi < with a ** % ?l merchandise than usual, from the extt cnicty to v rotes at wtiieli were a' nost torccd U|?ni them ill'New York, his raid t'int 'he 1 ~ty b:rJ CUtuhc*.the Worms, but th' iegentlemen tl '11k them seives rather fbi tannic in striking the market nt an hoi"' When money could dietato pnees, and they - boast of be'iug able t ?sell low down to all who may wish to purchase. TheMes'ra. Mitehell arc provi-h 1 with a new slock, a new store-house, utid nro to all intents new merchants, cxi -pi in ? x| jri?noc -thctcforo customers may cxju-et them to bo xcnlous to si . uro ens torn by low prices and pcrdbnal accommodation. - Of friend Poole's hotel we have not room to apeak; but shall take un early op|?<i tiinity ofg< tting him to inyile its to dinner?and then we can write knowing In. The Unnk of (he Stale. We are sorry to lenrn from the Chiulcston Standard and News that the IJank of the State of South Cnrorna has been forced 10 a suspension of specie l>ay >neOtH to depositors and note* holders This course was rendered imperative upon the direction by the other bonks st ?uritv? the b'I's of (he bank, and rnjuiring aettlcnient o! balance - in sjaeie. No bank cun stand such combination, and the dirceeon acted wisely in the course i.doptul, wliieli put nn cpd to this depleting process, however inconvenient It may be to bill holders and <h posin-ra for a short time. In the present crisis wo would urge confidence towards tbo bills of tbis batik. The in titution is perfectly solvent?having assets in the bmk and branches amounting to ^8,10o,l6b.7.r>, with lia* bilitics to nn equal amount ?but ^4,424,56.1. Yd of which ia duo to the Stale. Therefore she has over $6,lC5,lSl$ n?*ctr to pay n debt of ^3,680,595. Hcsides, tlio faith of the State i* pledged lor tlio debts of the bank, even if the owned nothing at ull. In this view of the condition ol the back, we trust the ' notes wHl remain in circf' tiiou, and that holders will not submit to one mill discount on a hundri.1 dollni H. Rcnu-inbt r also that ull sums due the Slnu rifo'pdynblv in tin ?e- notes. We shall be glial to get ^cjny <ltinntily . : :'n m m p->.\ ;. t.t : i ;h Sji-nt.i-iConec.it at the Female College. Friday" night lest trf un t ccasicn of rare enjoyment at the Fein ile College, in the production, under ?hod!*ection of 1'rofs. I <1-ii?<KII nud Saunter, of 1 loot's Festival of the Flowers, or Clowning the Roso C^uf-cn. lleautiful scenery bad been p. intc J by Mr. Sauuior and the young ladies, find the chapel was fitted up into u sylvan retreat that might have tempted the presence of has material beings tbnu thCs'f who represented tlio Hornl kingdom. The urguniont of the piece is, tint the flowers usscmblo to choose a i^uceti from their tiuntber. These were represented by female beauty bursting into ? womanhood, with their emblematic iiniigtiia, beau* * tifully wrought by tho httiaUc hands of Mrs. Gar, ^ tgtt. The pretensions or many e>f the flowers to the high distinci'on wcro urged in solos, effect* XVi'lv hv t1i?? t'.innrr l iiln a VVI.?fle?s #' ?result of accident or u wlsc discrimination wo Know not, but most o! lliu selections were in odmlrnble harmony with the characteristics of tlio tlowtis. Of (Itcso wo must mention Dandelion, Heliotrope, Mignioneltc, Lily, Dohra, Hollyhock, &.C. The llose warf modest and queenly?blending Lojli % with nn easu utld grace at t>uce,amiab!o and aiaturul. Juiced the wfudo scene was em-hauling, and highly enjoyed by ihu largo audience present Wo trust litis entertainment will be repealed daring couit week, when our town is likely to eottlu'ii a goodly iiuinbcr from the District and abroad. - ; UVAL?r?STER. . ? The Nor'h Squadron ol the Ninth Cavalry, Maj. II. B\ McDowcH, paraded here on Saturday 1:1*1. The companies present wt-ru ihu Ctiihvillo Troop, C?pt. Greeu;.the Jluizurd (touilTfuop,Cnpt. Wilkinsj the Gleet Splrugs Troop, Card. W liiU; an J, by invitation of the rat ipaving orticer, Col. llarlan, the Morgan Hllcs, as iiuiunu-J troops, lit I'ldl'ioit1 to this loalurc ol tho occasion, Col. Harlan < xn tiled mi invitation to Co). Vrotliko and stall', who were also pfii^iit^to lend iinprttMvoiieks and pomp to the day's oCfrc'sCfc, wfi^oh wefe mote than usually iutefes-ng, fi?tit thorliicl that Maj. McDowell's silver cup was to bo ntvardbd to ihu company whose charge in lh?u was most repair- and soldier-l ho. " Kncli of the companies charged three limes, and r" with much regularity and precision, llut though till d-d well, in or* judgment, thoxu oo whom the decision lit pt ndi 1 awarded the honorable trophy to the Glenn Springs Troop as having pefforuu 1 best. The cup will be contended for by 'he members ol that company at their next muster, and will be tin. prisio ol the must expett trooner in a contest at th? . ring. At tho cluso of the review Col. linrlnu express*! liia gratification with the muiKVUvri i, ami tendered hit thanks for itie |iruinpt performance id doty, not forgetting to, compliment tlie infantry arm-r prctfcnuri ill tho runku nil) Mall. Maj. McDowell, Maj. i a gi? uud (iui.O. K. ludw.aals were .dsn called out, ua wr<u Col. Dogau uud SargoulU Cnvia. India Uurbkk ?A corn 'portdcut uf tlie .Journal ?>l Commerce, spyak'Ulg ot the American li stitute i?'o'i ut the New Yoik Ciyatnl IV'ico, saya: Iftt linHa rubber and gulta jk leUaooii'ribulions, tU# Ami ia uhiiust elidli an. 'i'how aub'iane< a ere gratia "y supplanting cloth, wood and uicitl, and there ' yugUis-vng when tbcil adaptability to the v waii't of i/uir will he cxliuuated. A hst of nil tin* article* which coii.tj under tlna head would alliio.il hd uuoluitin of the .Journal." Powler and Unhn, tried in Union lust week lor negro Mealing, were ue'juhttd. Uowh l wna M'"tendered ou reijuiihtiuDof tho Governor ol Georgia, Mid removed for trial to ilmt Stale ou it similar charge. Among the recent failures In Now Yolk mMho Harper?, Uowrn A McNninrc?whoao mmM nro twid to U; ample. (Ju>. JL'diss iSs Cy. were also reported. bui tliis is ' ontradkud o-- totally unfounded. V . * ' . ? ^ iKolturu! Sivicty tool; place oO Wednesday, the ilmn 1 7it? instant. Owing toniuuy cause*, bat portfou- umd lurly to tbe future of frtut -cropt, uod the hit- yf^B perfect maturing of ordinaryfedd nndgiudoneratfli, deatl I lie fair in tlirso department was not' t(jya) to lo*L of th year's cxhibilkn. In eimsctjuenco of the scafu'tly of cd far rough food, |has, torn, &e., in' the spring,hnd thfc. tiia p continued drought of the rummer, keeping flown 'Cr pasturage, the stuck |>oriion of the fair w?? M*> less- tlye I attractive than at the former anniversary, much to Spa| the regret of all interested in stqck improvement. year We earnestly hope, however, that all thcae draw- fti hacks will tie inoperative another year, and that we. boru shall tiicti have the privilege of noticing au increase a] 1i comin nsurato with thcprcecnl falling o(F. rlod, In the depot Uncut of domestic manufactures scrvi creditable spceiinviis of itidttstry were exhibited, al- ness though the variety did not keep pace with the de- ed h vcloprd industry of the District. This should not ul'ie bo the case. With the number of laetor'us, tsu Tl yards, iron works, to say nothing of tln> products four! of housewives, our industry in this department ho I should show I -tier at an nnunal fnir. in hi The ladies' department, wc are pleased to say, is Cart on the increase?in needlework of useful and or- 'tcrei uaincntal kinds? preserves, jellies, wines, &e. A I- grad so, in painting, drawing, artificial fruit*, (lowers, for, ?S:c. The Supper wtts sumptuous, and the compa- otlie ny large beyond expectation to do it justice. \Yo jirofi vote this the most enjoyable part ol our fair, and are ti]| | rejoiced tli.it the coutriluitions to its prise iund are the | now etpinl to the male department eulti liefore eli aing our notice, and turning the renil- |U y, cr's attention to the official report of tl?e -proceed- fo^t 1 j* in another place, wo mast notice the address (eUui of I'ro'eKsni Dul're, but solely to b< stow common- in tl <1 ition up >n i' ?not to do justice to its merits. Had sevc the f a- bi en productive of no other reso'l than the rcsci bringing out that nddn *s, a1' the exp use would Hou have been repaid a hundred' fold. A committee pron was appoint! I t > procure a ce?py for publication; but ?ci r wo utiilvrs tin) that it is not the ititcu,:on of the au- cigli tlior in co Use lit to this course at present, rs he pur- pete: post-s, as Hi Kill aa lie ean gather geological ihita, pre- he g paring a seiies of articles, combining the maiu mat- lionc tcr of his uddreu with additional information and fatln research, for popular dissemination. 1 Vrltaps this bor, is (lie b? si course, and most ndvatHagcoUs for the hist pupl'c interest. ? ism; The financi'd condition of the Society is not what righ it should be as to resources. The preti,:utns should feat-l be ol increased value, and yet tho Kxccutivc Com- hcrii mitlec arc unable ?? oiler lai gcr premiums, from the fioet sma.i miini> r 01 vncniocm. isuruy more Mian one nn a hundred person* in 'ho datrici aroinleri'irtcil intliu |kio<i objects of I lie organization! And yet lUc fact in that tali v outs ilo of the town it lias not fifty mcmbin. Ono grofl dollar scenrm mi'inbcrthlp?a my small miui for ^ liar interests oubscrved. nu ll Several valuable pipers were prepared by* Com- man mltbvs of the Society, which will be published in cnu* time for our friends to npply their practical lessons M|iii to nextseason's wotk. Am In this connection ?o append the following teso- port lutioii, at the request of the Kxecatlro (committee: (,f i Resolution* of Thank*.? At n meeting of the him Executive Committee of the Spartanburg Agricul- ^ tnrul Society, on 'lliursday last, Resolutions were passed mui long thanks, in behalf of the Sjciily.fo c'" 11 Mr. A. Tolloson, for tho pse of the Pa'mctto Hall his j and Dining Room for Ladies' Fair; mid also to w;w, Mi >-rs. M. A. Jfc d. Hnrrey, for the use of their I/its lor the exhibition of Stock. m,,, ? may BATTLE OP KINO'S MOUNTAIN. I'lsi The celebration of tho anniversary of the llottlo w*'n of Kiug's Mountain, by tlie Cadets of the King's Ho ' Mount-:n Military Institute, came off on the 7tli l',r? insMnt. Wo extract from llto Yorkvillc Enquirer: * Ott Wednesday morning, the Cadets were para- wor< d< 1 in front of the Court House, where they were rcsti joined by tho Masons, CaJets of Temperance, a |J0II1 hi ight array ol l-tdie-H, end tliom) citizens who clioso . to join the procession. They were their marched \ 1 to the Garrison, Col. \V. 11. Wilson acting as 'r'cr Marshal of the day, assisted by Mnj. Jenkins, Cnpt. Coward, Lien's. Seabtook, Law and Abbot. At the Garrison convenient si-ats had been prepared and a rostrum erected. Arrnnd this assembled n J}}] large audienco draw n from nil portions of tho State, .. eager to l.enr the distinguished orator and to feel . 1 their bosoms thrill with tho roc-ital of the heroism of ,'nci their ancestry. They were not k< pt long in sin- solv? ponse. Col. Wilson presented Dr. Sinims to ths ?f t], audience, and rising, ho delivered an oration as . splendid us it wri orudde, as interesting as it is was UVI patriotic. Regi'itiing Lis eXordiutn with a reference auxtl to the celebrated battle-fields which had been 000 baptized fit the blood of heroes atld consecrated JO?r hy chivalrous devotion and sacrifice of Ife, lie | " twclt for a inmnrnt on the chr-aoler of those f??.lings w|?loh cause us .lo venerate ilic dust where fJ'l ( rest the brave in drcflmlemkiip. 1'rmii fields relit vs*ftil ?icred illustrious by Grecian nnJ Ho.nan valor, the ir transition wrrj easy to our Thrnnopyl:r- ? Kite*V ' Mountain. Hero. ItUo the gntltcf'uyi of Scotland's claumeu r.t the pibroch's rum ml, or of the brave their Circassian* from their mountain hum. s, collected the < the undisciplined yeomanry of the two Carol it nut to {^v repel an Insolent and ciuel, though brave nn<l skilful foe. A simple Stone record* tlio reach. Most 8 of our renders Imvc read its inscription. spiii l he unfortutlniu Ferguson fell, ulur rate cxtei valor hud doiie it* utmost to sustain tho royal cause, Kur,| I lo fell tn rife no more, and many it brave soldier fell try bis side; but their blood was miivlet with oil.I that of hearts cvrn more heroic. lie fell nffer he tho ; hud twice cut down lite thru which ntlt so d the man In pvlessncss of Ids bravery; and Ins shrill whistle , above tllC tUipult of hat''? cheered QQ Ills despair- ' inij comrades; but the heroic William*, whovow- "c:" cd I hut he "would silence that wlesWoor he silenced etnij forever," in tlio achievement of that resvU, ' h new mortally wounded. Hut illis history is familiar lo jjon! all, mid the It outline due lo racli heroism litis Ion/ since marku"! Col. Williams us *'/A? In rooi 1 Motmlti'n." nhoc The oration closed wi|li patriotic ndvit'C lo the than Cadets?a pat ullcl between ih< ir i>p|??rtui'i(its and ,j (t those iijoy^d by llieir forefathers, ami the grutHr responsibility winch would consequently r< st ujsui n's'' tin in. The nddri sh w;m no Jcs* etiar.n b i /. d by nu.il liitlorical accuracy than by its literary and ora- ,.f tj toric il merits, which unforlunately cannot be said of most rhetorical productions. Wo hope it will b< lfl"' published, in order ihatcur people may read it, and !' that full justice may be done to the In rocs who have tell? "Uopcntins eiiu; J lie sons whose brenlli vv'uli Might lend to death, Volt Hot never to r<treutinn." i. mni? sknatoriatklectiuv. "'T From llic subjuinr J letter, which we (in<l in iliv plitli Charleston Mercury, of tl.c inst., it wijl Ik* seen HiM thitt Kx-Gov. Hammond positively .leolinea to l>c n irL" lirt-tl candidate lor tho United States Senate: ollll, ' UKucLtrrje. October 2, 1857. birth M^bhus. Editors*. My name has been inont-on- have oil in (lie newspaper* in connection wiilt tho nji- I tiki pronching election of United States Senator, un.| I and liavu myself received many communication* on the over subject. It is, perhaps, pro)nr that I should make of it public* tny determination not to be n candidate I Iroit It ive never bad much practical experience of public whit service, ami forlho last thirteen years?which have her comprised tho prime of my life?1 have htred in who Coin).Icto retirement, devoid to agricultural pur- to bi silttr, and wholly neglectful of political studies and man enrreut affair*. To coinmcnco, as it would he, a tisiu political career til fifty years of age, m impossible. ly ei It is, nl Ic.iat, ijuiu- impossible to inc. I have in vcr, ilicit at any tunc, desired a seat in tho Senate; but to turn consent to go lliety How, if elected, would Ik* to aiiov do a great injustice t<> the State, and tin* greatest have vinb ncir to my own inclination*, as well iin injury r>ku to all my interest*. I am, very respectfully, )..ur thro o e'dienl Sel Vatit, .1. II. HAMMOND. ted, ? ?? si hi i In tho recent Georgia election the returns indi- lute, cato the,election of Drown, Governor, by nl lean ie|*? d.ftOO. The rcturrs for Congress are incomplete; ' ' ' 1 Cdlll but it is thought tho Democrats havu fix ot tho ll||r ( eight members. p:i*t I'rof. AgniVx has tetusid a professorship of IV Iconh>|i>gy in the l'aris Museum of National llikto- It ?y, Icndired by Napoleon. lil.tn* I T w . \ * / \ . ~ ' ^ . . V - . .? * . *,. t ? ^ _ * ; kssns. Koirouft Aa *u *uoi #ort*Jr < mow the I'sunl UnoonucMiicnt in lh? obitoaVy ?ol, allow me to-give your rvmkns and the people puitanburg the mclancfioly intelligence ?.f the li of on* wHosu 1'tfe lorme<l part of the hiatory o Distort, an<l wliofo memtoyTfrill bo oherlsh y all who knew' b'm, aa well fur hie private aa rttblic worth. - % ' nl. Wme Sinith departed tins tifp, on Thursday, Ith lhat., nt jii.e tvaideiHK^Ue'n?llv? 4q?0? ofj tanb-ir^ Court I louse, q( dropsy, i>\ the 7dd of lus ago, ' *' " ? ur mote thnu.ii year. Col. Stuith had been la* igtnorp or h-M-t under I ho disease whibh car* ia death; but for the greater i <on of this pc, h6 continued to go about liia fnrm, and pre* b'uii nctivo superintendence over atl-hia bt?aiJ And oven utter tile disease hftd fully master* In body?lulus but nio nente?Ills mental fao* s wero unimpaired^ limngltout on aotive life, extending over nearly more ytnra, embracing excited ptrio^v, In which o*rc n proniiocht port, Ool. Smith illustrated it daily conduct the highest virtues of n South ?lina gentleman. At tho nsual age, ho win en* 1. ot tho South Carolina College, where he tinted Jn 180S, In tho class with iJovormn Mil* Chancellor Harper, and dodge Kvans, ni:d rs. Upon graduating, lui entered upon the fosioti of law, which hp pursued for a few years lis marriage, when ho retired from the Hhr,for tarpoflv of devoting himself exclusively to tigriiral pursuits. Up was not permitted, however, minus in this retirement. His vigorous Inteland slciling patriotism pointed him out t<> his w citixerti as one whose strvfoes wero needed icir behalf in* tho 1 lntlu of lA-gislation. For lui years ho was ono of the most faithful UepUtn lives sf Spartanburg District in tho lower *?, whence, after an hoDorabl* ea; ot r, ho wa? noted to the Senntorship, in which capacity he ed with fidelity and detection for a period of t years. It has been said o( him, by those comnt to speak on this subject, that, as a Senator, nvu our District a position of rcspectubi'ity and >r, which wo had nerer before attained. Asa r, ho wns uHectiotiate and gen?*e; n* a neigh obliging nud hospitable; as a citron, ho loved hate with nil the nrdor of disinterested patriotas a niau ol business, no mnn was ever m?ro npt or just. As a pitblio ? rvnnt, ho was honest, less, and consistent. Patriotism wn? his by hitinoc?he* b' itv; tho non of n distinguished ofof the Ucvfdutionarv war, wlio, utter c'osing ctiro career, t'enped additional I a ore's in the ea. ty of a Judge ol the County Court,n Tteprem uc in tho Legislature, and a member of tlte C"ii# of tho United States. To mnnv of tliose now ur midst, Col. Smith, owing to h>? life of r? droit, of Into years, is personally unknown; but from i) such will the onnouiicemcut of Id* death le a eiglt of regret, for the many manly virtues ;h they knew by reputation that he possessed. I the writer of this foebje ttibule knows the iinof his won)* when he says, that of the subject l>i? notice it is strictly Hue, that these who knew b?nt loved him most. " .bout fourteen years since, Col. Smith was v.dl0 mourn the hu*> ol her wlio? e smiles had lighted >athway for more than thirty years. Yet he no^idono/ A large family of children had by Utile grown up arouud him, who, though they not have supplied the place of thu partner of wsim? the sharer of his trials and bucceftscs? s yet n stay and < laOc in his dccliniug years, was tho father of nine children, six of whein? e tons and three daughters?survive him. he mortal remains of the late C<1. lsano Smith s deposited, on I'Vidnv, the 9*h lust., in their last np place, in tho family burial grot* id, at the intend of tho late Judge Win. Smith, attended 1 large numbrr of his former neighbors and id*. Honored bo his mcnior, 1 A FRIEND. For the Carolina Spartan. bio Dlslribblion?lonug Men's Soccily. !r..sstuj. Kuitoiis: It is now nearly JO years : the manager*of the Aimricau ttibloSociety rc.'d to supply every family in the country destitute c Jiible. AttJ, thereupon, with limbed menus, ng only seven travelling agents, seven hundred limits*, and the ability ol furnishing only C00,roluniei |?or annum to meet the exigencies ol cat ntt undertaking, they set themselves to work t earnestly, and with the zeal and energy of a dirirtiatt mttohaod, and accomplished the work every ncecHiiblo family in the apnea of two a., ?>r was this a paroxysmal effort. The force ot heroic beneficence did not exhaust itself at t'lpiralH/U of this time; but this haiptoved only nitiutory slop to still more t fTcclivo and pro d operations. Imbued with the progressive l of christian Americanism, the Hocicty lias id..I its fields of labor atid influence cnnmu.iito with goveriiiii.nt.il acijuie'ion of tcrritnivthough the United States have increase 1 by .Jdition of seven or eight now States nt.d y Territories since Hie first resolution of 1S-T? though t1io population i- vastly augment 1 by nl inercwo among our own people, as also by ffantir from abroad?we find through nil the laud the representatives of this gnat Bible nailily. ho la t uuuu.il report informs us that there is it one1 general agent to each St it.-, and nair.. i Tl.OOO auxiliaries located in dilTereui parts of Linmtry; and al?i that the Society's prt>- lures nearly 8<>?,0IIU copies ol the Scriptures niily; r.ul notwithstanding nil this, the dcstiiutiun ic land continues?the .hninuJ for Ihbks is not lied by the supply. i view ol ties state of the case, the managers i again Hundred, Iti liumblu reliance on Divine aid, lo r on a second exploration of oar emiro country, i the purpose of placing a C'?py ol thv Saorc-l one, its curly oh practicable, in every Jcstiiuto H-lokl where tin-iv u> a willinguco to receive lie purpose Ik rein Muted can only bo ac omitd, in the present eeonuuiy of the American 0 Society', by mesne of th? auxiliaries; and wo qlail 11 know tint already more than livu liun1 of them have ret ponded to the call Irom vari sections of liio country. Jlut wlrit ha* Sparurg District done? and wlmt will it do? We i in our fnidut nn auxiliary. The Young Men'* 0 Society hits been in ex alctico ov? r three yt:.m, in a ?|uict and unostentatious way has distributed live hundred volumes ol the Scriptures. Some icstfj like the husbandman's teed, will biing no ; others will lake root, grow, Olid yield results li eternity alone eau measure. Of this numthe greater part have gone' to the |><mi?those , upon liupnry, wo liovo learned wcro not nhlc ly?Mid we aro well assured thai ll ore are y, veiy many, of this class. We have no sta' >1 latilo of destitution, but we learn from near rery olio who calls upon iia of -omo others in 1 neighborhood who have not a copy of the Set ipi. Indeed, Wo would bo most highly favored call olio r sections of <>ur wide country dij wo no I lible destitution. I n certain sections of .Maud, afa r regular annual distribution, continued ugh several years, out of lf?,Ot'.U families v>si'd,*21>0 wa re found dislituto. Virgiivn, under lur mvekligntioii, reports y,IUO families ilcgi(irorgin.n few years since, in hko manner, rteii one third of tli" families visited destitute. m? we might go on tin ougli other Stub h, whose i.'ition.d system is vastly moro exh itsivc than own, >111 i who have Mistniru'd for several years n systematic annual canvassing, and notwitlil:ng all that is done, there rt mams much to he mplishcd. s, thenfore, incumbent upon us--uponall etuisi, of every name ami d"0?ininution, who base . /T# 'm ?. " w * ? - ? ' ' *? 4 , < r ; * t ' # *> . . . t # 'HVjHljl II 111., I slul (Mr-fefcb *q <h? Bl^e?to leak into this rosUcr. W Um ?ty4ptur?s ?r9 -worth unytblog, they urs wonh cWrythiag. |f thty an-o vuluubls (a the'rich, thoy. pan Kmc none o( Uk1r worth to the poor?the bone w?d.sinew of the land. The BlUs?the Brbfrelt-' vntvs N?n to an tpprceinling tone#of tbo dignity of < Ins manhood, ana ''bring*, him into commu&km with principle* nod ptwo?'*?? which flod bor oonueeled with all thtt to pure and noble iu liino nod l?opef.il end blessed for t< ruity." It to the only system of trath which Wlgton and philosophy snnottou, (oV l| ie given by Inspiration of (Jod. * lout lit us contrive some tnehsurco by whl^i we eliall give to the Young Men's Bible Society its proper tied jn?t Influence. ICeooomy of time, labor anil money ts iwnti.il to this Society; for, I am re fdchnt u> ?y, its treuoury is email, rtnd ie not well funded. Could wo procure tbo services of nn efficient and nctiro agent, whuse duty it should be to ennrniie tho district, to from house to house, selling or giving the Bible, ns occasion way be, and at tlie name time noting iu a tabular f?r?n tho numbly of the destitute, doubtless we should be dircytly more instrumental for good, as tvel! as siimiilftteoor friends to help us moro abundantly in the pecuniary affairs. Dm, for reasons above stated, wo cantfkM (hie time, hiro an agent, aud thurcfuro the following plan, which will not conflict with tTic future appointment of nn agency, and we uiost respectfully enll npou nil ministers and pastors in tlte district to aid tu: We suggest to them that they appoint and orgnnizo a branch to the Young Men's Dible Society in their rccprctiro chui.-hm, tvldch. shall bu governed on the same principles as our own, and at tho j?nm? lime auxiliary to it iu tho M'tiw that we ore auxiliary to tho Atnericui Bible Hoeicty. The branch societies then ln.i*onio'agciicic* for collection of money, and depositories if Bibles, from which tho ris|>^ciivo localities cftu be supplied; whilst the Young Men's Biblo Kociety, tu the ecu-, iral body, may Ik- made a largo depot and ouliduet tho business nflaira of lite work. Tito o Wantage* of th's cutirso are great and many. It give* crreftter facilities for pre earing Bibles at the American Bible Society's prices?it encages ft greater number of persons in tho work?it will incrvuM the fmnls. tli<*M>l>v cnal.linrr tii In rm. ploy nn agent. In n word, it economise* nil those things essential to n beneficent and benevoWnt enterprise, and furn:?hcs to tlia Young Men'* llible Society tlie means by which they can carry on a regular and syntcinnuo course of Bible distribution. KU8SEI* CORRESPONDENCE CAROLINA SPARTAN. Bank Suspensions?Financial Matters?Hard Times?Court Wrrk?The College?Miscellaneous. Columbia, S. C., Oct. 12, 1857. Mkpbrs. Barrons: On Saturday morning Inst a telegraphic despatch was received in our c'ty announcing that the Banks of Charleston were refusing to receive the hills of tho Bank of the Slate. Shortly afterwards another despatch came staling that said bank had saspenJed specie payments, thereby causing great excitement on Broad street and throughout the city generally. Ihis intelligence created n grx-J deal of talk, but not tin-slight-, crt fears among our cii'Tens, as every <?no knows that the Bank of tho State of South Carolina is one of the soundest and tah.it institution* in the whole cooutry. Its bills thin moment will pass almost as readily as gold itself, and the idea of the- bank breaking is tax> at sC d even to be alluded to. What the other hanks in tho State will do roniuins to be stcn. It is generally conceded here that sonic of them will thmily suspend. Such a niovcinciit on tin ir part might injure their circulation nut ot the State, but lure ut homo would lie productive or no real evil. We think that the peculiar slate of financial matters ut this time would be a sufficient justification fur their temporary suspciikiou of specie payments. Money matters are certainly looking more gloomy. Nearly every mail and telegram (to use a new word) inentiolln soma new fiitur.. ur lun.M-t.L.r. - il.? Nortli. Wo aoc by Saturday's pn|>e-r9 lliat the well-known publishing house of Hnrpcr liroa. Ind temporarily suspended. Their weset i were about one million do11.ua, rind the" frnt in as j< .id ami sound as any in the Uuion. In Columbia lit ney i* pretty (carer, but \vc hear of no recent failures nor su-pcu ions among our liiiyiwi Hi- n, i. id hop? Unit none :n:tv taVe (laec. . The ?> *?? <>f C '-nrrra I'll as :.ud <"? nci.d Sosi..113 f ?r Richland 1)' lri<*l has bren ill session since Monday?.Jtidgo Wbinicr |?rci?Cf. Tins e?i'?re wcclc has been on th? pror< and er'minnl docket. (-21'to a numbi r of ea-i s are on ii;o Intlcr ?nntarig ilium in 1 tmciiis for ?. Hin ? lienor lo no* gioes figure cot spiructbly. in all, wv I Ihvo, t.f jhesc liquor eases, .John lhir?l<ll, Chief of Police and bis a.*:, slants, nro the prosecutors. The former faithfully d j!iu;ji-( hi* duly, ami we n.-iin with Mayor Trndcwell, who wlnlo d- fending IJurdcll on a clinrge of as ault anl bat'ery , in which lie was promptly acquitted bytho jury, said that but for such a man as Burdill rt die I.tad of the police 3cp.nlibcnt, our city would be overrun with crime. No inurd<-i cust is on docket tliia court aud by iho way, lite prisoner who was tried last March and found guilty of miiulaughler was tried this coart i tor Belling liquor to negroes, and found guilty in three or four cases, lie may therefore have to remain in jail three or four years. No civil uctloos have coino up yet, and court will j probably adjourn without disposing of numerous cases. Either iho stssion thoeM Ik; longer, or tlic court f>r Richland should meet eftcncr. It is nl1 most impovsibtc to gel through the vast amount eif business always <>n litind in the limited l ine allotted j for the cession! 1 Tlic (irnnd .lury rec? inmended in their presentj incut on Thursday that n now Court llousu be built i in Columbia, (to which wc nil agree,) that changes 1 m.iib* in ihti rtini.l I nv 111..I fli.o Ins.. r... ' clir**-" ihoir owners and return into slavery?such :i mo*u tuing for their benefit nnd advantage. Tito cx< rolsis of tlio ^oulli Carolitw College I commenced Int Monday. About SLVt-nty-fivo students ?'i re pre* ntat lliat time, and tlio number subs* quititly has increased to about one hundred and thirty. I)r. M. I-alWde is President j>ro lent. of the Faculty. I 'flicre is no local ilotus of interest to comtponi[ rate. Tlio wc itlur is quite rr>o| this morning, and j winter will son be upon us. Yours, truly, ^ CON I i A R KB. : Owing t<< tlio Philadelphia Dank suspensions, tbo j (iovcrtiur of Pennsylvania has convened the legislature in extra -< ssioii to legnlito the net, so as not | to require n forfeiture of chnrtcr. That boJy lias j demanded a statement ol' tlio eoiiditionor tbo banks ! b< fore acting on tlio subject; and lite Democrats of Philadelphia, in public meeting, denounced any measure dtuigt.od to allow tlic banks to remain in n stato of sospets-ioB. The Pr> sident of the United Slates lias caused to bo presented to Captain A. Johnson, of the Norwegian bark Dllv.i, a magnificent pocket climnom! ?ter, with gold chain, koy, ?N:o., as n national recognition of bis services in rescuing tlio passengers from the Cent ml America. The bark is also to be repaired at national coat, at tlio Norfolk navy yard This is right and proper. ICdgefield return day closed on 150 eases. Tuk brtccuLATioNs or Stock Comi-ssie*.?Inquirks having been made uf tliu Central l/nid OfIko a* to whether n number of |>crsoiis, forming themselves into u joint-slock association, can Itave i tlio benefit of the graduation net by going out and j becoming actual settler* on public lands? not foi { their individual benefit, but for the benefit of their j common interest?on answer in tbo negative was received. 'Jdie graduation net wns intended for the benefit of noluul settlers and cultivators of the *oil only, not lei- speculators; and the tights given by it aro personal only, and because of uciuul settlement and cultivation already ittudo or contemplated. No entry c m, thcritoM? he made under said net for the benefit ol any other pcrsou or persons than the party making the mine, to whom the |>atonl is is- j sue fin every instance WatMnglon Vnion. mkim. To W. II. Bagwell, fur l>cst Urogaus, Premium. To J. B. Frey, lor best Leather, Premium. To Chns. Thomson, for best sett Harness, Pramium. To Jos. IT. Hunt, for l>cst Saddle. Prrmhim. To Jno. Botnar, Jr. Jfc Co., for best Dsnaburgs, and Shirtifju, Premium. To Jno. tlmuir Jr., ds Co., for best Cotton Yarn, ' Prcmiom. To J. II. Krey, for best cow-h.-;r Negro Cloth, cr Prem'uirt. _ To J. B. Frey, for best Domestic Wool Blanket, Premium. To J. C. Z mmeftnai:, for best Cotton in Bales, Premium. ni To Jno. W. MoCmyy, for best specimens of the different kinds of Cotton, Protnirtm. ~ To Dr. B. F. K'lgvrc, for best Whyat, Premium. To Datid Anderson, for best Corn, Prcmiom. B To Jno. Bomar & Co., for best Floor, Premium. C To J as. O. Harris, for best S^rop, from Chinese cj Sugar Carte, Premium. . Tu Woedord A lieu, for best Strawberries, Pre- E ni'um. To Dr. J. C. Odund, for best Bee-FIire rod m LTouoy, Premium. To T. Stobo Farrow, for procuring largest number of now subscribers, Premium. Gr After the announcement of the Premiums, Pro- W f?.?*a>r DuIVe, Iho Orator ol tho Day, was Introduced, who entertained tin; large mid intelligent audience with an able and interesting address, in ! which he drew from the rich treasures of his seicn- in t!Rc mind many great practical truths, and so pro- be sound i he in as to make them fanrhar and altrac- |c live to air. f .j On tho coiichisionttf l/s address. N. P. Walker moved that a Cotnutilleo bo appointed to wait on Prof. Dut'ie, and ropert it rtfijr of hli spcct1) for G publication in the f Mftriol papers- whereupon the Jv Chairman :. 1 N. I'. W a'ker, .Siinptou Bobo g^ and Tltutna* S'ob?> Furrow. Tse*t in order, the ' 'ha rin in culled ?|?on tho Committees appointed to read U>*port* on sarious w subject.!, of which vet v low were prep wed. Pres:- i|, dent J. \V. Tucker handed In a lleport on the ^ j.r? i . r Kduo.it'?n < f Farmers: Key. W. llnird it nd all inti r<.sling Kvport on Fruits: nod Major J. I*. Wiightalro han led in n Bepurton Munu'cs; in all id wlilvli were filed h.-r J sporition by the executive Cnmm'ttoc, The follow iu.r re.-i.luti.-n was, en motion of T. a Farrow. un.-in'm.?isty ndiiph-d s ''' Itrmic-c .', 'I'lmt in tvue. lemu-'n ot t'.Tors ihown w I the So< > 'y Iroin lime to time, the I'Uitor.i and Pro- I rj. | I .. .. . I f." ? I-lie | priv of re nlar members without paying the usual lo*j. *u On motion of Simpson D?bo, Km]., .Colonel dno. io Cr<*ok and Dr. J. C. (Viand weru .ip)?>iii;od deleeati-v to llio Atlnual Fair of thuStnto Agricultural Society, with tlio power of nppointimf nllcrmUes' If prevented Irom being in attendance. 'r, On motion of X. Smbo Farrpw, Dr. II. F. Kit* dt gore writ unanimously elected to deliver tlio uext ^ Annual Address betorc tlio Soeistv. On motion of Colonel S. N. Kvins, tlic *;uno 01 officers ucro unanimously re-elected for tiic ensu- 1y ing year, vir: l'rt*i<lnu--SIMPSON J'.OlJO. Vfre I'raUIrnlA?J. W. Ml LI.lilt, .1. P. " EAKLK, II. F. KILOORE, A. K. SMITH, d J. WINS BUT It. Srcrrtant and Trttuurer-?TIIOS. STOBO iu FA It ROM. , , Corresponding SecrrUuy?A. T. CAY IS. Brfrhtirr Committee"? GABRIEL CAN. N(?N, .1. C. OKLAND, J AS. A. ANDERSON, tc jr., T. O. I'. VERNON, T. C. ZIMMERMAN, w SIMPSON HOBO, ex officio, THOB^ STOBO FAUROW, cx-n ffuio. '1 lu re l?_in^ no further business helbro the meet- 1 in?, the Society adjourned to .Meet afifin at tjie Palmetto House llall, nt 7j oVlouk, I*. M. V LADIES' FAIR. hi The exhibition in the Ijwlies* Depnrtun nt opened in the Paliu-tto Hull, on the same evening, at 7 J ,v o'clock. Committees,eom|H>ecd of Ladii-sand Cettlleincn, vr ere appointed'to exam no the article* on exhibition, and award premiums. WJu u tl>6 1? Committees had petformcd the dulu-* iutjKwcd upon \v them, the Society was called to order to hear their w Hi (>oi Is, which recommend the followlu r premium*; lor QoilU?Mi?s Eugenie Miller. I?t Prcinium. c' Mrs. Dr. Wright, 2d Premium. tl 44 Mrs. M. Means, 3d Premium. A large number of other Quilt* exhibited, wi.ro , r<ported us deserving high commendation. Worsted Work?Mrs. A. Tollesun, 1st Prontiiim. 21 41 44 Miss Elisabeth Morgan, 2d Premium. Raised Worsted Work?Miss Rosalie Foster, * Premium, Si C.'imbrro Embroidery?Mis. J. M. Butt, Premium. Several other specimens of Cambric Embroidery were reported highly commendable. Silk Embroidery?Miss K. F. lleury, 1st Pro- is mum in 44 Miss L. 0. C. Dsuiel, 3d Tre- S I-iCM Work?Mrs. Dr. Golding, Premium. Ci Knibroi.lercd Slippers?Mrs. M. G. Anderson, f0 Premium. Toilot-Tnblo Cover?^Irs. D. C. Judd, Pro- , tnium. Crochet "Wotk?Mrs. J. W. Webber, Premium. w Itonucts?Mrs. G. Garrott, Premium. Pa iu tings?Mrs. ,1. M. Howdcn, Premium. n Drawings?Miss C. M. K. Goldiug, Premium. Crayon SkdeW?-Miss Ann Camp, 1st Premi urn. " Mrs. V. S. Gillespie, 2.1 Pro J] i ndom. Artificial Flowers?Mrs. A. Tollcson, 1st Proaa tnium. " " Mrs. Ann Derrick, 2d Premium. Wax Fruit?Mrs. G. Garrett, 1st Premium. " " Miss Matlio Miller, 2d PrOtniuin. ' lle?t Variety oC Flowers, Mrs. J. Choice, PreI mittm. I w Vegetable*, (Best Variety,) Mrs. ?T. Choice,! m Premium. 5 Vegetables, (largest size,) Mrs. Dr. .1. P Milj ler, Premium. i Duller, (6 months' old) Mrs. W. Walker, W. I II., Premium. I latter, ("Fresh,) M ?s Maria Wells, Premium. & Wine.,, (Blackberry,) Mrs. J. I). Wright, Pre TO i nium. . * - f y v S ' ?' * .* ~ , * '; . J . ? lAIWA14ul.X l.|l" , Th? Second An dm) fair <A the Hparunbnrg ; A gricolttonrt Soeirty wmMImTth*flh inelant. p; f Tlie Society met in the Court Ilooeoat.11 aVoek, < A. M. The President being absent, Dr. B, V. ' Kllgore, ono.nl tho Vioo-Preeldents, an motion of j* Col. Cannon, wn celled to the ohalr. Aflrr the reading of the proceeding*of the last meeting. Corn- C? mitteee on Tcetnltims were appointed, Mid tile So- 001 eiety adjourned to the soene of exhibition. f'u" .Although neither the numbor of antmale or or- p? tkles entered for exhibition were so large as deeired, yet there vrta en-evident improvement, in tone ? * specie, on the loot fair, which encourage* the friende , of tho Society to hope for ax pliimolo socoeu that- ^ may pi ore quite creditable to oer D:strict. At 3 o'clock ihoHeeietv t?> assembled in tlie Court A House, and tho-CumiQiiteeson Premieiax read tlioir Reports, recommending that the following Premiums be awarded: II . To .loci Callcngcr, for best .Stallion, Silver Cup To Jno. Lanfbrd, for beat Marc and Colt, Silver A Cup. To James NesUt, for beet Imported Jack, Hiker Cop. 11 To E'iae Flemming, (or best native JscV, Silver Cup. 'io Riohard JJuilenger, for best 3-ye.ar old Colt, Premium. if X? SiifltlfXipseomb, for beet 2-year old Coit, A Prcnfium. *To Iliciiord Bpllengor, for best I-year old Colt, A Premium. >. . To Dr. J. C. Poland, for beet Pony, Premium. ^ To Dr. J. C. Ociand, for beet Mule,2-year, Premiuni. T< To Bdvard II. liobo, for beet Ball, Silver Cap. To W. Walker, (W. II.) for best Milch Cow, A Silver Cup. To Snuiuel Thomas, for host Sow nod Pigs, Silver Cup. ?. .**. ? To J. Ilcrwy Seay, fo^best Pig, Premium. ? To P. Govnii Kirby, for tifcst linntain ChieLcus, A rrcmiiun. To Howard S. Bubo, for best Brahma P.vjfres, A Premium. tr* Ta .1m A F..wtn? C.f !,-? u:i n? ..... ... . ,v. , .u? t/vw ""HtfV ^?|T?r yop. ^ To l>nrant ?fc Hamlin, for sci Iron-wrooght \8 Gnte, Silver Cop. ^ To N. P. Walker, for bi!<t lioino inanufactnreJ Corn Ilroorrw, Premium. *' To 11 P. TW?f? fr.r K?l ?.? ' e? n - t * * * . * '! * # , - _ W?* rrfW^?W^'fflP*'? (w *) Id l/ ^ . t V.W. L| OoHte oanoloeion at the "TA1^'Vf ITy^tl nf * mniiitec* til* Socfoly ad)ourn?4 fStomsfWtqait- f m the merit* of a good and" ophst&tM a?p?r, * aeldcd by tb?,Ladto to tSe purpose 6( mMpf } Tna?. Htooo Fas row, Secretary. ...Ar j Report of Trt<V~r*r o/ Agricultural Society. | mount received for 'ToSStoi lew op to Agricultural Fair of 194, v p. #T1.00" mount of eapewdfegfes for Premiums awarded al t!>e Annual Ffir ot J S6, *M'* 1 ohargeabta tod l.wfnnd; *56.00 alacco in Treasury afKr payfhg for Preml- . nniH for 1650, ?, <7 $49.00 M mount rccsived to Initiatfonnod Annual *Jv>. ,* [ Fees for 1907, 66.00 _______ crtnl funouut now in TYcnspry to be applied. in tho purchase of the Premium awarded at tTto A mm..I Fair of T857, WW on the" 7th instant, $84.00 LA OtC?' DKfAftTMBNT._ , mount received for Initiation feca ap to lite Annual Fair of 1667, $7 AO j mount received from admission feca to Ga- , dies'Fair nqd Supper of 1836, 44.40 , y cash bu Wcription for Supper, 4.00 i * XT V - ? Hnf amount romircd to Urn Lading Do- , i..u imcutfor 1966. $35.40 i mCC?t?' 7*nvhditure? to Premiums for , tlijj^FaTr of 1856, 56.00 j alatitoip Treasury after paying to Premium fl*tS5R, - 60.40 | a>?l44 tecfirvd for Initiation sod Annual , ??** 1837. 26AO . moat rtbeived from admission lees to Ljt- * , di?4"li,nimnd Supper, 58.10 < 1*1 684.50 J spuwea of supper, lights, &c., , * 4.82$ , [>ful amount now in Treasury to bo applied in tho purchase of Premiums awarded at , tins Anuual Fair of 1857, held oil tho 7th instant, $79.07$ \ RespectfuPv submitted, , T. STOBO FAUROVV, Sec. and Tfca*. NEWS^SCESPS. Lieut. Col. Paul S. Thompson, Paymaster OencI of South Cor<>l:na, it dead. The rvldrns of tho election in Kansas show Dem alio majorities. The accounts oro contradictory -otio states that both Houses of tho Legislature . ill be Democratic; another that the free Slate eon- 1 date will be elected to Congress. -The returns ? too sort tiring to indicate results. , I The Planter*' Bank of Fnirticld has declared an , clubcr diridrnd of $1 peP share?8 f*r ??nt ; 'j ank of Newberry, $1.25?10 jkt cent.; Bank of ' hester, $1.23?10 per cent.; Farmers' nud 12ai?ugo of Chartoton, $l?8 per cent.; Firemen's j isumncc?12 per cent. < Hon. Louis McLauo, of Delaware,died in Haitiore, on the 7th instant. Mr. McLano had been , public man since 1798?he began as midsbipinnu id elided his career as minister to Knghmd under Ir. Polk, llo was iu hi* 72d year..' Tho Tunes says it hail tl?c pleasure of seeing any of the fjtudeuts of tbr South Carolina College town on Monday, and that Dr. LaTfocdo Imd en chosen Chairman of lli? Faculty of tlio Col* gc. Tlie number at pupils now in College is ciliated at 150. lieu. J. 71. W?Her, Demo., 1ms been ehcted overnor of California orer Bowfo, Am., nod Staa,lk.ick Llqmbtlruii: W?Uer 23,503; Bowir 9.616? lanly Wlint is a Speeie-Payiug BanUt I* it a bank Licit pays specie so long as nobody wants it, bat luroh-gohig fopr times on Snoduy to bo breaking ie Sabbath. Tlio Pickens Cour er states the fruHs of return ly for that district at 200 cases. Anderson 100. Providence, R. I., has a public Ibrnry, containing 2,000 volaims. Tlio doss of wotks most rend is dion. Tlio novebi of W. Gihnoro Sitnms, I,L. are nn re rcnJ than all others, oscrpt those of ir Walter Scott. Wo are glad to uolicc in the Charleston Mercury iut the new public school in Charleston opened on io uih instant with 735 pupils out of the 687 r?gtcrtd. This is a model school, and we hope its licence will extend ns faros possible orcr the tatc in every point of view. Tho Sooth Carolinian notices tho death, in Lit pool, in July last, of Alexander lft< rbemont, jr., rmerly of Columbia. Col. T. II. Bcnt?n is said to be oonvaletwing, mugli serious fears arc entertained tliat }>is life ill not bo tnuoh further protracted. Tne Markets.?The Charleston and Columbia isrkcts arc doing something in cotton, but the fall i prices js remnrkuble, if the state of exchange I unnoticed. The average decline isribout 24 cents >r ponnd, Irt ten days, but the dtft'?Tenc*i lu exiangc is equal to 1$, so that the purchaser takes tie advantage by tbo fall. Other articles rare about i before. OBITUARY. T>ied, nt bis residence in Spartanburg District,<>o Uh of September last, SAMUKL. GASTON, in ie fifty ninth year o! hfu age. Tbo deceased left n 1 i.low and two children to mourn tlio loss, with any relatives nnd friends. A. P. W. i "M OIPG AN RIFLES. Vliomibr MONTHLY MKKTINISof Ml*, can Rifles will bo held ut the Armory, on j iturdey fcvening next. Punctual attend,mco of i Ambers Is required. W. tl. TRIMMfKR, Out 15 34 It See. nnd Trcae. . ' " <v * b - J 0 moment there is any special call fur it11 will net ibmit to a ran?" Tho number of locomotives running at this time the United Statu ia estimated at niij^tlmusaod. At an ar^:icuUur:d exhibition at Springftehl, Mite*., four-howo team was exhibited, the united ages of c h<>rs?s atjg regaling 91 years. It iswdd-they iml<l aiilt make a good show before *u light enr'111log* arc coming i?nht0^t.at?ciullyj "<uvv tut re!'* Tito New Yolk and liuatou bank* refuse yield to theslurm of puttie, nud ere fiJing safely their anchors. . iu 1852-3-4 the foreign im||or(? to this c?uny cxcced^al tho exports by (d7,151,531; wldle ir'titg the last three years our exj<ott? have exceed 1 our imports by f!}8,0Tt^h This is n dillcrtoe in our favor of oitltf $9 .">,223,506 during bxrethrec years! Tito Legislator? of Tennessee met at Nashville on to htlv irtM. Two United State* Senators will be ccl< J during tho present session. Ice :.ud toots? were seen al Chcratv on the morn, g of the 1st instant- * * 'Phc il?r<1 relates au inaidml of tho accidental locking op a dog in a de.oliat*S office, whore thu |>oor brute innined without food for f->nr weefcs, aud yet 1 ileus net ?*iinot. The dog is now dsing will. * " * Our Clseraw h rendu ore rejoicing f>v?c ic completion of tlio Norttrcosurn Uailroad?the at through train having ponacd up on the 5lh. >'e hopo aotttQ day to have it to say tbc Spartanjrg and Ohion road '\s done." lion. J. I,. Orr (says thu ITikmvillc Journal? as in Uuicn on the flih instant. - TllO Ornilil iurvaf liu'Mi " M J"'' ~~ ~ " ' 4, i the law agi"nst trading with atuvca, no aa to n<J3 h<p]iia^ as a penalty. This was in accordance hit the charge of JaJjro O'Nuall. II \V_ r..H!.I.t.l- ?I?? ? .1 I % <# ' Jr v Ntait%g vtronccr Uj|i he mode, by^wWi. tl.r^'kin AJ*t^^r?j> "JC? * ? 1 graves of their fath< r?, their wigwafce and th^r- * tiuiilinc,' ground ', *o tin- possowloa ?f the pols far ? ,. - 1 ilicy con< . lude-UbeWrrmoByofr^ficarHwontbtlr ' . ;>ait, by driokinaaeutimstits of <M?Th* add frkad- ?t> 1 ;l)tp !'^(lic ^diitp ' <j atnre tfifuaht it proper to pass\ Wll '"no ;n loual iuvi.Klijsr.Uun the ton duel of the inllhia * ' while the war lasted." Dot so soon as the hBfS1 * ^ iroposed, General Pit-kon* saiJ, like the noble liar . rton, "If, in ? single inMnnce, in the corse of :otntnnnd, 1 linvo done tbst which I c?ow<b% astify,lattice rojuirt* that I should softer l^iL*/- ' y-' W o nrglit sUto ninny more Ucts, in eonMHw^ *? iritlr Uif* bubjeet, wtikii base not Offnuct l* ptlsl, * * < put our object is mvrtl| to snggcat that U wish k* . i pleasant task (or. son to writer of oor.eten Atste to *' . ren'ut fresi ilw uncertainty of tradltfoe.hy faftbMl ? ^ listorio record, the meritorious service* rendesnd " 'J 1* by General I'icktifa dating tils sifflaWrot.? * I JcptnUcncoy?Amlersah (Ja&tte. * - 4 - ?s rtfr sj * ' i TR1B0TB OF RKSFECT. . . "J At a meeting or tho Bumathcun Society, St, 'w w Io).n*<! Classical and Slil 'nry Aon.l*my,Sp.,rUtobt?rg ^ ^ C'.iur Hnorfv, hrU on tbc 12th ins-taut, lb* fUtMr- ,"" ing Preamble uud U< trolirtious were unsaimoastp idontod: ' >*' " r ; -x ~r*-'afe'*'? ^ [s n herns Dhrhie Providence hfta seen fit to tdM . , * * rrom ehr midst our FrkuJ und l ellow-Member * , F. D. LYTLfc; bo it . . Jtetvlved, That In tho death of F. I). Lytla tbt # society Ms lost.n'tndul member; the school .lias sustained flu irreparable W; and bin Family a kia^ . * * and nf.ictktfuiH't elation; and lb;?( we (tbemeinlMtt of the Mutual l?eai? Society) oiler to thwfluntly oftt|a deceased our u-at-iwest rytpjothiew. - * It?**lrrd, That through respect doe bis memo- ' ry, wo wear the o?uh! badge of mourning for thiNR / r'atra. - T; * r, - : '*? Ren>!r?d. Thai a copy of this rmaMtml UcsolutK na be presented to the family of thl deftrsed, and uls?? one sent to coeli qf the tow?pgpers for publication. re/-. * L . LfcMCBL MOORMAN, * -%* Secretary of tfte K. S. .1 A lAltit. or OCR JtCnCAIWTAWOU, . . MRS. POWELL,N'o. lb STANTON STREET, Y o n *, W yf~ W?s uouUt.l with liver cempWm Ibr w tatg time, end i-ftrr tryiug mauy remedies, was ^ advissd to trv Dr. M'L.VN lvsj Celebrated Li WW Pi!U, pr. p.-r.liroa. of Piitsbfitgh. __ ^ She did ?*>, -iii.t says that with one boa she vm effectually CUIcd. Indigent ton, eioppape qf fat rnente*, daeffa^^ 'K^? aett. and. general trrrgulanty qf the itowtlt, aSo'K . all diseases originating in tho aaine p*otitic casta, aa ia ?ha? that dreadful scourge DYSPEPSIA. Those who are nfllicted with any ol ihtaborccm* merated diseases, may real Assured that the ntuw *. ^ of all4tlteir maladie* is iu tho liver; and for its. cor- * rcrtioit tho best remedy ever offered fertile pubtie is D. M'J?iuo*a Celettraivd Liver Pills. Try thcen. 'Die nn xu y i t fliudod if not sathdiietpry. HT* Purohns^s wdlUo c.-jtviuf to u?k for DR. . M'LANhrS 0r:LKBiL\3^D I.IVKH HLL8, I. Ml/ - V k.. X.-1 uilie.l Hpl..M<.?.iu<v>i -j; ru-<'ti.Hi nm i. * til i, I'*. TIhtb are otUerl.MI* purporting Ukf Liwr LM1* now"bciofe the public. l>r. M'L?n*'f gt, twine liver t?w-> mi cblrhrftied v jihim^, t-JH U .V It* Irnl ..I :. i - - II') c Murw. Mlt genuine icHi'^hI fht *i?i\al*rr ?/ FLbMlN^'llIUJfc^. I [4.{J i?tU )S 34 /. - ? * i TEACHER AVANTED, . r IV) tnke dr.r-n ot ihc oiil ] '< 1!mm' SdlVOIi, JL the en?iiin.j \ tai. fnr l. rin#, ?.vc~ apply to _ WM. \i llUMAllt-R.) ^ G. \V? if., EIECtO, * ' Committee. * ^ J. M. &f,FCfRX>, " } ' * " 1 Hp;ytntihi:rg S. 13, IS:')". 34 W ATTENTION MORUAN RIFLES' ' YOU rn-c'^cfoby orflctvU U? ntscniM^ ?t (I yirtir twnnl V' Oilfzvi ii*, oil SATt'Hl >AT .1 '.? o'clock, ?. m., I fa ? * KliM. * |f M?;?i!>tirs will provide tliotnaelrrw Kib ai^ All r.wnds ot Monk (tlikjdif; ' * Hy orJer o? CAPT. LKQG. A. T. Cat?, O. X. ' ?.? * Oct 15 ' ll 3ST OTIOJEl. -v?*? r ? H1K I '.aiMiCNttmiiu v of the KKtUYil^fcH JL IllGti SChOuJ i will Wt ?t public outcry, ^ to ihe lowest btl4rr, j.i llcidsvitte, ?o the 7th of N'ovcmbir l. .i, :ii 1-,' .yh-vt, a l'fll(JK JlULI)U*Ip; the "Conti^flui ti? K'Vo renpou.-iM* stcmrtlico y 1 , for the Livhio) per orm.->mm ot tWwoik. 'the plaa and upccilicatidn- can be ?< civot iUu Uu> of Foster j & JoddSpartanburg C. 11. II. II. "iKID, J Cbalunan of Committee. ] OgJS HI 4t_? ^ 1 Executors' Bale J Of Real anil Personal Property* I WE will sell, on lite 10th Novcsubi r oe5f, a ' J the l;.tc Kv'ult nvc of \V!U.lAMSIttWL I oo the Greenville io <1, the InUowitig porceb M f RE A L fcfllTATR, v ur: * , * 1 m V? 1 , n?lflAn?^.r. O ?*_ .V. - a w ?*V* it; .> ?*. Ay I V X'W | 3, f504; No. 4, 69; 5, l>ad Pinoc, 151 A, N?. * j 6, < '. i man Place, t-tf A; No- 7, Si*cu.?.>e Plat*, 9*j A N.>. 1 j i, fcl J?all ftAo'iD . i.oij*. So. 9, ?'ehn Hfnhh Place, 110; Nr. 10. Ton-Yard Place, 12; Nr. II, Henry l*!aee, 13t>; No? 12, l>""it off A* water* of Tygvr, 100 ?tr?-4? T av|?iirott- from each other. * \ Ik-side* tho abutv, the fallowing personal Prop- i pcrty will be iolii, vix: Ml G r.lK Kt.Y N iXiIK)liS -3 ?r..v.? men and 3 ? V vhUdiLii. 4$ Alto, Corn, Wheat, VeWer, Afco. * ' ? h t 1 Term* lor the i'crsonal Properly?a credit of J twelve months, on notes bearing hiUhw, with IN* T approved oureites. . \ f Terms of the Heal Km Me made known on Ak day of *ok-. M. M. SlIITH, I - . N SMITH, \ ,utiW,tor?- j Oct 16 34 ? 1 SllKltli'l 'S SALES, . ; IX)H NOVEMBER 1867. ' I J 1> Y virtoo of sundry wrhs of fieri facias, to V J directed, I ?vil! ... II,on SA ' dSSOAY IN NO \ KUllRK, brtweco the learn I boofi, before A? jfl Court House, in the town of Sporbmlmrw: 300 acres of laud, more >t less, t?.ur>dcl by baflte 1 r.f A.,I. RmMv ?nd Wm. Smitb. Sold as ttenfff* 1 pot ty ol Win. dames, at the suit of Krwfa, <Sta4| Ss . JtfJ A Ahk>, on said Monday,by tirtoa,<4 an ettacnWNl^ 1 negro girl named Cat oh tie?sold by an otdwffffr Y8 coon. Sold u the property of & II. .Mien, at?% suit (X U. Ponder. ,?t J<9> t Sharitra Office, Oct l?lb, W?7. " V Oct 14*4 St A. VV1NGO, ' V W**~ 1 ?zmA