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11 iBflH Mil ? I ?1)t Spartan. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1S57. RKIDVILLIi Illfill SCHOOLS. f The Trustees of the Ueidvillo High Schools de?fr? the subscribers to meet at Uei<lvil!e, mi tlio ftli of November, tJ consider the principles proposal to be incorporated into the charter; and they all ao would inform them that the lirst instalment el one-third is now due, ami would rcipiest thuin to pay it over to Dr. John C. Otland, the Treasurer, M coon as convenient. Oct'JO 30 Ji COURT. Our full court coinntenced on Monday morning, Jtidgo Munro presiding. His honor is plain and direct in word and action?mian'tntr what he says and saying what ho means. We did not have tlio . pleasure ot hearing his chargo to tho grand jury, bat nnderstand it was similar to hat in other pl.t : ? on tho cirouit: Prominent subjects were a oodliCation of the statutes of the State, by which the substance of tho twelve volnrus may be compressed into the compass of one; a change in the ? niirt system, by tho substitution of inferior tribunals f >r the . * Iriul of small offences, thus relieving the circuit courts from oeltv business, and ncrtuittiii" them to devote more attention to felonies and civil v is> s; and sucli change in the prison system as will compal prisoners by labor to bear a proportion <>f tin.* expenses inseparable Irom the punishment of crime. Jn connection with the courts, .ludge Monro nl?o suggested that the grand jury be dNpens-d with in nssaults and batteries, ite., and also that actions founded upon them bo not traversable ?holding it outmgoous that for simple assaults, &c., a period of six months shall bo allowed to prepare for trial; while for homicides but three days at e allowed Irom arraignment to trial. Wo may say here, without flattery, that .lodge Munro has thus far given very great satisfaction. Mo does not unnecessarily interrupt the lawyers, -and when compelled to do so, the interposition is brief and pertinent. We hesitate not to avow our belief that Judgo Munro will bccmno one of our most useful and popular judges?founded upon his bon esty and impartiality. Tho business of the court embraces nothing of commanding iutsrest, hut too dockets will contain many continued cases for another term. There was during tho early days of the week an unusual attendance ol oUr country Irietids; and at the bar wc noticed a perfect avalanche of circuit lawyers?among whom wo were pleased to find Col. Orr. RED STRAP-LEAP TI RXIPS. "We lore to cucourago agriculture in all depart rnents, and henco notice with pleasure some lino specimens of taruips, of the lied Strap-Loaf vnriity, -raised by Mr. Win. Alexander, on Gavin's Old Field, in the neighborhood if WoodrufTt. Thcso turnips wcro sowed in drills, thinned to eight inches, on the 1st September, and huvo had no rain to -speak of during all the sixty days of their growing; nnd yet one of them measures fourteen and a half ' inches in circumference, and the balance aro but a few inches less. In view of this result of ridge planting, in such a season as the past fail, Mill not others take the hint nnd adopt it? Wo thank Mr. Alex ander for making his success public, ami shall always cheerfully notice similar results w hen brought . to our attention, satisfied that tho knowledge will bo valuablo to our agriculturists. PIXE SEGABS. Those is want of a really tino Segar can supply :themselves at Twitty's by purchasing 11 neat little box of tho Nectar brand, containing twenty fivu. They aro No. 1. I?ROM EI'ROPE. Tho Persia, at New York from Liverpool, on 'Wednesday, 28th ult., brought j 1,000,000 in specie. She brings accounts of monetary derangements in England, Austria, and Portugal. The Times' Vienna correspondent deacrib- s the .panic on the Vienna Exchange on the 13th as frightful. The National Loan, tearing -1 per cent. ? .interest, payable in silver, fell to 80J. The Russian naval division destined for the Chinese waters had quilted Cronstadt. It consists of . thrco corvettes and three steam clippers. Tho statements in reffurd to the extensive uaturo < of tho fortifications which Russia is constructing at ithe entrance of the Sea of Azof nro confii med. A letter in the Press e of Vienna cays it is perfectly true that the Russian Government litis set .apart 6,000,000 roubles for the reconstruction of . Sebastopol, and that, although iho treaty of Paris forbids the building of fortifications, it is supposed it may be easily eluded. A New York letter, in noticing tbe qunntity of . specie coming to this country, says: 'The premium on gold is falling. The bullion brokers tire selling at ^ of one per cent, and buying at $. A pat t o( the gold received by tho flattie has been sent to New Orleans. Uur city hanks will soon have $16 000,000 in bank. The receipts from Kuropc and California will mostly go into bank; and the question arises, what will lln.-y do with it? The banks do not know now. They keep contracting, ?nd contracting, buying their treasure and giving no assistance. The city banks begin to be tlu-1 idieuk* of the community. 'The arrival o! so much''specie from Kuropc is or should lie felt as an encouraging symptom to u?; and otherwise the Ktiropean news is not worse than we txpccttd. The Hank ol Kngland will doubth ruiso its rule not only to tight percent, the highest it ever charged, hut to nine and ton. Th's is the right way in which to enforce a o<>utiimaiioTi ol obligations, while specie flows out, but when specie flows in it will tvdnce the rate agai n \Ve understand that the acceptances of all 1/uidon houses doing business with America aie unsaleable. The day before tho Persia arrived out, Messrs. Paring ^Brothers' paper sold at f>4 per eelit per annum [pre"uinnifj but subsequently became unsaleable." Mount Zion Coi.leuutk flnsritore.? The ' AVion?boro Register states that at a special meeting of the Mount j? oil .Society, on tin 09lii instant.: Gen. John A. Alston, ol \ <?rk, was duly elected ; principal, vice <1. W. i I ml.-on. deceased. - - A Wellington ooncupoiulout of tlie New York I 7'iri/\?, suys it is tli.it lion .John Forsyth, ' our Minister to Mexico, Iia* nirvlc :t prop 'uilion to ! President Coinonfort for the purchase of Solium j un I Lower California, which will j-rob.ili'y not be kPcCCttful. , From IJtaii.?Copt. Van. Vlict, Ag.-.i?"tnnt Qu.<r- ! tmniulrr, U. S. Army, arrived nt St. I,oiii* from JSfiJt Hike city, l lili ult., ?'*<? mi exciting account of the temper of llio Mormons. lie pri!?s??J ;i week ill Suit Lake city, mill hnd good opportunities of knowing ilie tceling in reference to tin- prospect of j having a United Slates army occupying it. "lie was trented with niucli consideration nnd ' invited to pirtnkc of tin' hospitalities of the leading <nen tlie city. Hut on all oocasons, mid Irwin I .every quarter, lie heard only one expression of opinion?and that was, thai they never Would per- : unit United Stales tioops, or the officer* appointed hy the United States Government, to get a foot 1 hold in their dominion*. In all their public dcclaraturns, and in their privsite c?nvt-inotions, this senti- : jwetit is holdly avowed: tiny will never Mifler the! i>#op* to enter iho city, and if they do, it will he ! oiler tlio town ha* been enriimitted to the flames, the territory around it laid waste, and alt the in- ; liAbiiauta hove tied to the mountain* Their ffliiuti- j eism knows no hounJs; they helicvo Hriph.nn Young to be the nppointe.l ug? lit ol the J/iro, nnd whatever he command# them to do they will perforin with alacrity. They "ay thai they have provision* sufheiciit to |,ist them f ir three or four years, and j that jiersrcwtvd as they have been and lire, by the j Aiwssesns, they will resist to the !,i?t extremity." j - ~ IT # -*t *** - _ < ? ^9 r J 1 To the comments of the (>7Vn? Carolinian," on our remark* on the *pcech ot Geo. Mouuten, my "That lio would Toto for no man for Speaker of the of IIouso who will sustain Walker or the Adminis- cie tration in the IrauJ which has been practiced upon rn? the South iu Kansas" we have only to say: That fin we speak from no authority but our judgment of ele men and circumstances as tlicy become publio and bte notorious?nor have we, either by word or lottcr, de< directly or indirectly, been made aequui tiled with mn Col. Oil 's views upon the subjeet of Kansas since tht Walker w.-ut there as Governor. Nor did it rc- tb< quire such intimate kuowlcdgo of Col, Ovi-'s views ert to enable us to speak as we then did. Gen. Mo- "C Queen is known ils a coocssionist, and has exhibited on nturj occasions than the present u determination gc j of a similar kind. Hoiioo, when he boldly avowed aj J "that he would vote lor no man for Speaker" who Lc I would "sustain Walker or the Administration in pri ; the fraud which lias been practiced upon llio South icii in Kansas," lie develops a foregone conclusion that we Walker has practised a fraud upon the South, and that the Administration is a party to that J'ruud du ?therefore he will support no man that sup|>orts it. mc Now, it must be known that fad. Orr supports the em Ailuiiiiistratiou in its general measures aud poli- Til ev. Hut, though ho may believe both Walker and of the Administration censurable for tlio course of spi things in Kansas, yet, because ho suppol ts that Ad- in ministration (whieh is sustained l>y u united South) art < Jen. McQueen avows a determination not to sup- gr; port hint for the Speakership! This was the fouitr mi datioti thought of our remark, and to ua it does uot fee seem very inconclusive, neither must it depend upon am that int.mate personal knowledge insinuated by the we True Carolinian, and which wo buvo disclaimed. \va Further: ate Gen. McQitceu dors not often nmko speeches to bot his constituents; but when ho affords tlio exception I'm to the rule, we h ivo generally found that ho con- ' filled himself to such topics as were subjects of in- c? terest to litem. This was nnother^lcmcnt in our Ho conclusion, ns it was known to Inm and the State out that Col. Orr would be a candidate lor the Speaker- for slop, and the only candidate front lids State. dr| Knowing Col. < >rr as wo do, wc take it for grant- cd r.l that his opinions with reference to Governor lilt Walker's unjustifiable and impertinont interference, tlu in Irymg to control the wishc* of the people of that Territory, arc the same as those entertained by for nearly every man of every party in the entire South, tor Will Gen. McQueen or tho editor of the Trti? ' c iiroumon g.vo tneir constituents <>r readers Uie inc mime of ? single politician in the South who aj>- ko< proves of Walker's Inaugural and Topeka Speeches? Till; iuVTs AUAIX. |,J < >n this subject wo have but liltlo to say, further rjj. than to express n hope, that the general dissulisfao- wj| tion of the people with the manterly manner in gj, which the banks treat them will uwaken a dis- jg eussion in the Legislature touching their right to ^|p lord it over ail interests but their own. A few of n tho papers arc speaking out, and wo trust ntoro will w follow in tho same strain. It affords us pleasure to notice that some of our public men, whose polirea! vision is supposed to rest forever beyond tho boundaries of tho State, ars looking into this subject, and are uttering sentiments not exactly harmonious with present banking. Hon. Mr. Ilnyee, Representative in Congress from the p,|, Richland l>istnet, lately made a speech at Chester, tor in which he said: ar|| "The hanks of Sooth Carolina should be confined jjj| to the hanking business of the Stato of South Caro- . liua. They should be permittod this in its amplest range, but not one step beyond. The prae- At tice of our banks having agents in New Orleans, Rj Mobile or other cities, loaning money and dialing (jK in exchanges, mid having oflieers in New Y'ork shaving notes there, n to my mind, says tho lion- ' r< orablo gentleman, monstruns, and should bo extir- To paled by the roots?should tie absolutely and per- Kc i inptorily forbidden, and forbidden, too, by penalties la that would enforce obedience. Can unything bo h. imagined more prejudicial to the interests of tho Ft people of this Slate, than for financial safely to l>o II onttantly put in jeopardy by speculations of agents am) bank ofliotrs in distant States? ll is a game at wliicli tlic people ?>( South Carolina have everything to b^c ami nothing to gain. I do not think it Decenary to enlargu upon this proposition. J5y Mi permitting! our banks to speculate in the various forms of money-making in distant States, we run till the ri?ks4of tlie financial disasters of those States, "el without tiny counterbalancing advantage. The ' people cannot possibly gain anything by this opera- pet tion, and yet ihry may lose a great <fenl. itanks Ch are institutions chartered for the public good. As Co the pubtie good cannot be promoted, but may be Cn vastly prejudiced, by tins transference of our bank* to other States, I say it shou'J be prohibited." isfi APPKAL**C01!KTS. ,h< a " The Court of Appeal meets at Columbia on the fourth Monday of this month. The bti-incss will ^ bo called in the following order: Equity.? I. Causes from tho f>t)i Circuit to be 50r taken up on tho fourtlt Monday in November next and heard for one week, if so much time be neces- l'ie sary; othertviso the next Circuit in order. ye? d. Causes from the -itli Circuit to be token up at ;ju the end of the foregoing, and heard for one wettk, tj t if so ntticli lini< be uecessa.)-, otherwise the next Circuit in order. Wc 3. Closes fV'jin life 5th C-rouit to be taken up at for the end of the foregoing, and heard for one w< ek, if ing so much time be necessary; otherwise the inxt Circuit ill older. I. Causes from the 'J.I and 3d Circnit to be taken up at the cl"S" of the foregoing, and heard until l the end of the term, or until, disposed of. I.\w.?I. The Southern Crcuit to be called on ' I the fourth Monday in November. > bcc C. The Knstern Circuit immediately uftcr; to lie | full followed by i Dh 3, Tho Western Circuit, and probably in the m same week by bus 4. The Northern Circuit. at i o. The Middle Circuit. dit Thanksoivino Day -It will !>. seen that His by Excellency (Governor AUstnii has appointed tlie I'Jth ! ' >' of ill's month as a day of thanksgiving. ^ j,r 1 JJltOWNI.OW OS TilK Ft'OITIVK SmVK Law. i ' Tin' following, from lhownlou'a Utter to tlio Anti- j j Slavery Standard, is a strong way of putting tlie ! ' " , . i W "I'.iul actually approlulnfia n fuuitivo slave, and ' . sent liim hack to liio lawful owner niid cart lily in.is- ' ! r. At <1 the 'Angel of the Lord' on ono ?* . ah on positively ?rvi'l in I lie capacity of a I'nited States Marshal, and in fit resting the fugitive slave I [agar, who tiiul < scaped from Iter miniieta Sarah, , and icturncd her to her lawful owner!" ? 1,1,1 TliO country hanks of New York Slate held a ,IK meeting at Syracuse, on Thursday, and resolved, That it is their duty to prepare for the early umimp- i ' s tiou ufspecie payments; thai licforesaid UMimp' on | they will endeavor to keep the r l"l|? as near tile ! specie hasis a* possible; that they will increase their , la. - iit dhsnniilA to tlio cvli nl ot it ntiil.li t.. ai.l 1 iii forwarding produce. They nlm appointed it com- 1 mittce iii i IT. i t an a.^KOoiiiiioii i.f the country brink* J for iiiutur.l protection; to nrrniigc a system lor it. ^ ^ d'-iiiptioii and exchange*, mid report to u future ' j ton A New Catiioi.io Translation or tiie Hibi.b.?Tito Loudon Catholic Register makes tho "[ ' following announcement: "We arc authorized to state that, in nceoidance ' with tin- decrees of tlie Inst Synod nt Westminster, ,"1'1 which have l ately been returned Irntn Koine nitli M*' the approbation nt tlm Holy See. the Cardinal Areli- IB " bishop of WcHtiniuaicr litis intrusted the pn para- w " lion ?( n corrected version in Lngl.sh ot the Holy i ,-",r Scriptures to the err c of Ilf. NewiiVtn. Never lias ,',t" it been our duly to make tin ndtiounci tneiit which ' lias given us tnoro heartfelt ant infliction, and, we ',a'JI doubt not, it will be shared by all clniwrii ol our readers." Tin* riots nt the municipal election of li.iltiuioro < S induced the Governor of Maryland to i>sue orders \\ it to Hen. Smith to have Irs troop* (3,fi0(l) ui.d r iIiih arm* yestotduy, the day of the general tlections I Iclti The mayor object# to thin, but the Governor will 1 host pay htllo heed to liiin. jus RRB3P0NDBMCB OB C1BOL11U SPARTAN. I On Wednesday evsuing, Oct. 31, after I dosed Mm r communication of that duts, I hod ths pleasure sabjeet attending a meeting of the Slots Agricultural So- give pin ty of North C.-rolira in m? Senate Chnr.ber. The Charles icting won largely attended. Chief Justioe ltuf- eatculali had been President of ths society, and was re- among i cted by acclamation, lis seems to bs a venero* state of i gentleman of three score and ten, and livea thercsc i-ply in the nllevliuns of hia countrymen. Somo refuse t< liters relative to the best method of perpetuating nicious ; usefulness ol the society were discussed, Among people t > speakers noticed and recollected were ox-Gov- to look tor Monloy, Mr. Jones, (I believe author of "Out loosin Sally Dillard,") and Mr. Quinn. Newbei In the course of the remarks ot the evening, some nwS8onj nth-mnn, nnmo not known, remarked that the At the rricultural Society of South Carolina asked the made, i g'mlaturu for three tloiusaml dollars annual appro- 0.1.1' alien, and the Lcgialtituro proudly gavu fivo thou- Cxchau> id. Life membership and other subscriptions one hut re made. did this Thursday morning, October 522, we were con- Pr**um i . . L . . \ * . , bills nui cted through the school rooms of both depart- Now 1 nts. Tho number of pupils is ubout fifty?sov- notes ot treti blind and thirty or upwards deaf und dumb. Cnrolin: 10 blind ore instructed by l)r. Wuddcll, principal '^e\J?Y lluit department, and his excellent lady. They Now V nk of greet difficulty in procuriug hooka printed ciroulat raised type for tho blind. The deaf and dumb receive* ; instructed by deaf und dumb assistant teachers, l!'1 ' ' thousan iduutcs of tho New York School. Favorably persona pressed with tho condition of tho achool, and propriut ling greatly obliged to Messrs. Cooke, Wuddcll 3?t on!) 11 Little uud their kind ladies for their attentions, tcok leave of nil tho inmates and started on our vested y to this place. It wus our intention to go immcdi- South t ly to tho Virginia institution. At Wcldou we wou'd ' jght a through ticket to New York without do- l" r n < wings ci ing the route wo wished to go. creased The result was, when wo urtived hers, wo pro- guislied :ded nt onco to the depot of tho Virginia Central "buse md, but were informed by tho ticket agent that jv^rVl r ticket W"utd unt pass us on that road. And bo certain e we could make tho ohango and get to the other Such ui [>ot, the ears were gone, and we consequently turn- beneath over to the will ol Charles Hotel, llaviug slept j ^ ( Ic last night, it was resolved to occupy a part of to adra it:iv in r>ni,u ?!" * ?/ - -?? %,i **y Wo will leave this evening about seven o'clock ? a I'hiladelphia, aud try lo return by way of Stauni. ciplcs o The trouble* in money matters teem to be on tbe tliey po rcaso. It is exceedingly difficult for travellers lo anl>.p|^ rp funds in such condition as to bo acceptable. purpose W. that tin [We regret to learn from our correspondent that wr|,c so i health and tho nrnount of labor he will necessa- nUl' ''V' . capital i 11 have to undergo in n tour devoted lo busmen would i il not permit him to Continue his letters to the tho woi artun. Under dato of I'hiindrlphia, October 27, tfeat n .77, he writes n? that ho hud mado an exarnina- l',at11 |>eop!e n of the Pennsylvania Institution for tho Blind, receive* dor the control of Mr. Chapin, and regards it Tli n is II worthy of th?- reputation it has acquired abroad, power < T, ,, _ , urea, is Los. Sbartan.] world e der the For tho Carolina Spnrtnn. cf t|lu e TOR MERCHANTS AND THE BANKS. ond wh Spartanburg, C. II.,Oct. 2d. 1877 j!'e I,ai ' ' tite r cr We, the undersigned, Merchants of this place, :a thiv method of informing our frionds and cub- C ncrs that we will tako in payment for all notes The 1 accounts duo us, and for merchandise, sll the nirrtinj lis of tho Banks of this State, as well n? the hills ty," bu all tho Ccorg a Banks, pay title at Savannah and (ho pro igustn; and may ?J I, that the suspension of tho lv ooutj inks of cur Stato we believe t<> be a wise aud ju the pi,, aoua course for their protection, aud wo buvu eu- Statu > : j confidence iu their solvency lor froii illrson & Winoo, A. J. Warren, proceed isteii A: Juno, Ui.kvei.anu 4c Webber, :r. Ac Batons, Morgan Ac Moo&n, Mr | Bloojibkho & Bro.. A. 11. Kihby, have r< iter 6i IIkinitsii, Lot-is A' .Mark, p?r Ja- utu I il & H. II. MlTCHBLL. cob Loot*. resolv,. ^ hi w pr< s* lit Fur the Carolina Spartan. '' THE BANK OF CHESTER. pSTw'r tssas. Cavjs ?Sc Trimmier: I car Dear Sirs: In your loot wcrk's issnc I see on- 1 ,l* ' r the lu ad of "Batiks not Suspended:" r ^ uJ( [ "Tho only banks in this State that hnve not sua- v idtd, ns far ns we cnn sec. nr? the Bank vf shall ce arlcston, the Pnion B.ink.tho Slate Ba- k, the Nor mtncreial Bunk of Columbia, nnd the Bank of timate < mden." ho wou Being interested in the ltank of Chester, and sat- revile,: cd that you have inadvertently included it among I '' r-" ' i suspended, I tnke the liberty of cnclos;ng to you ircular itiacd by their Board of Directors, rc- Nor ctfu'ily rrqucsiinp, nt same tiino, thai you w.-uld placing e the samo ?ii:h publication a* you may consider er.-tion :cs<nry under the circumstances. Yon will oh 11 I!-!'1 ' such l.ii ve the circular '* dated the 9th inrtant, but I saw , c6)lUIV i President ft 1. S. Cameron, Ii/xj.,1 no later than I: is itcrdny, (the 23th,) an I was ph-avd to learn, that flaming v had n>>t only withsto <1 the storm thus far, bill 'V , 33 than th t ho had every rcavi n t<> believe thut ull shculd be co-opn II r<>r the future? and that the Bank would suf parts oi nut little from the confusion nud distress prevail- "res fa around. i Ite Meantime, with r< spect, truly y nrs, hotter i A. M. LATHAM. can res 7oorut8vn.i.r., S C.. Oet. 2G, 1837. deituno the lute 'NoTicr:. -- Whereas unfounded statem< nts have u made, calculated to alarm the holders ot the s of the Bank of Chester: We, Uio undoncgio d ' ' efrtors, state that the said Bank was n< vi.-r in a re safe eondilion, and is going on with its usual Pick liin it. Its I Mis nil redeemed in Cluit'l Mon ami 'he in t> < w ii countrr. Now, to satisfy the public, in ad sess i? n on to nur liability ;..s S:ockho!deis or the bill*, t? the p licit liability is for tw >cc the amount of stock hel l "The each and every one of the Stock li ildeia) we In re- di pelldi pledge our private fortunes to the bill-holder was a v tho redemption ami protection <>f the h lis of the band, I nk. she fttt 6s. Mcl.nr.e, ISauT Mc \i.u.r.v, tancc, <1 kMii.iis Cai.i>\vei.l, S. \\ . Moiu.rr, before, 11 Kiiriin.i., N K IC.vvis. baud in o. S. Camiron, .1. McLi an, the di? A Walker, ;A. B. SrniNurt, and the in 11 Adams. ,C. J) Mm.ion. the mhi CiiF.sini, S. C , October 9, 1(337." counsel Co.vir i roulkh Gknural's Office, hers- It < Colombia , Itotolii-r 2S, 1837. Iriift . r Mi'.ssks. Ioiiohs: Allow nn the use of y air ml- hy heri us, to nn?wer the numerous inquiries made of Micro w' as to the hanks til ill s State that have sua- The in ided specie p.yini iiH, and those that still e n the Cut n> to | ay coin for their hills, virr Appeal osi'F.ndv ti Banks?Bank of th" State ofi li.-ii.Ish"<| nil Carohnn, Branch Bank of the State at Co i cd of th ihia, Biaiuli Bank of the State nt Camden, ith-Western Bailrnad Bank, Planter* and Me- Won nies' Hank. Bank of South Carolina, Kuriiier*' tract fro I Ktcluingc Bank ol Charleston, Bank o! Hani- ricr, in p, I'iMik of Newberry, Kxcliangc Bank of Co- 'Tl e r bin, People's Bank ot Cii >rlestr<n. tailing t 5anks Pavino SrKciK.?I'nion Bank of Charh s- specie p , Slate Bank ol South Oatulinn, Bank of Ch irks- not he , Commercial Bank of Columbia, Planters' Bank and st u an field, Merchnnts' Bank ot Chcrnw, Bank if of curti .stiT, Bank of Camden, Bank of (Seorpetown. people! Clevcn of our ban lis liuvo suspended. Nine of doing i* in still continue to redeem their notin in specie, th i no ny mis sfatenients liavo Ihcii made. The above C.nni.ti rhahlc im reported to this office. (Mlnr |<apcts tod..w, l>< i linpH ?)< the public a service hy giving litis are not luiiitiiciitioti nil insertion in their papers. As to nowhm solvency of our bank* there i* not one of them it/jain, have asset* abundantly sufficient to meet tin if be inov iltlKK. Very respectfully, your ohcJvnt servant, lit tight .1. I). ASIIMORK, Ci'iiipt (Jen. |iloviiul [Cuhtmbut Carolinian. spcctivo ? ' mniatin I'tiator I In' tcr of N'ii., lo I Ween whom nn<l tiov. account ie, it nt r.iii l, there will be a i?tniggle for tho be unab it to-hc vacant senatorial seat, In.s published a law. I i hi which lie denies the statement 1 li.it he is i .J t' r ile to tho present administration. lie nnnouii- the inrn Ins disapproval of (i iwriior Wolkcr's eourse t<> piece ra: . V ' ?j!i 0 .? . * TUB B1HK8. kb. Kinross: Hi a people want light on th? Tea of modern bonking. Will yoo, therefore, co to llio following communication from tho (o ton Mercury, aa tho raya ahot forth by itaro Coursi cd to penetrate tho most atolid intcllccta Mr. 11 our |>copU aa well na legialatora. Such a f,^Ta' things colls lou Jly for the Interposition of rved authority of the Legislature; and if thoy Mr. y, o protect tho masses against the present per- 10 I banking system, it will bo the duly of tho pco- ^ j* 0 change their rulers, and send other ogents ^ ^ ofter the geueral interest: look, 1 t Hanks.?Tho coudiliou of tho I3auk of *ati, 1 rry, as officially reported for August last, of- Mnrtii strong clucidat'on of the new course ofbusi* Emuli crod on by our Hanks as dealers in exchange, each r 1 timo its report to our Comptroller was 1 ngai t had, of notes on personal security loaned Decet y twenty four thousand four hundred aud Kloqu ix dollars, whilst it had vested in don tatio Priori :? seven hundred and twenty-eight thousand a he.-u idred an l sixty-t lire o dollars. Now, in what the fn douies'iu exchange consist? Chiefly, wo tho PI e, in bills ou New York; utid wheu these cd; ft tured and were collected by their agent in Prion fork, tho monvy was vested in shaving ruek. l New York, given by merchants of South ing tl i or Georgia, in |>a\iiietit of goods purchased faucet York. 'I lius, shaving bills ol exchange on with ( ork in South Carolina, aud shaving notes in ess, 1 oik duo in South Carolina, constituted tho formit ion of their capital. The people of the Stale gan t 1 no benefit whatever from the existence of dropp k. The insignificant amount of twenty-four (duic: d dollars, which it had loaned on notes with As I security, we presume, would easily bo np- tor on cd by our Hunk Directors. Tliu Hank is appro: r of no use to the |>c pic of the State, but a nt her injury. If the Hank had not bccti estab- runuii the capital constituting it would have been Zigta; directly or indirectly, in lauds and negroes in of the Carolina, ami thus the prosperity of the State j finish* lave been promoted. Hut being thrown in- up tin srago oper'lions, it is kept floating on the but tli f brokerage paper, atid excepting in the in- made income of the stock holders, utterly extin- separ: for any use to the State. This is a gross with 1 f banking. The State I as not granted char- was n corporation to our Hanks, and made their Zgzn; to money of the people, merely to cunblo n lock, 1 number of individuals to make more money, later > object would bo as unjust as it would be gled i the dignity of the Stute. All her citizens Giles, lib equal rights before the State. All should Toinn ree to use their in uMry in their own way, nco their fortunes. To enable some citizens Mr. I j money out of others, is beside the province in e and just government; but to give them the Captn 0 make money out of the morn distressed Mr. S :dy, it a still wider departure from the prin- He ' h just government; and this is the power ngnim sscss, us practiced by the Hank of Newberry The 41 or similar Hanks, in dealing m exchange. lug ti 1 State had a very different and a contrary trigui i in chartering our Hanks. It was supposed llakit y would nwsi tne uisiressou or n< euy who Priori ilver.t, by tin ir loans, and thus savu estates, front ; 'p property in the Sta'.c. Instead of seuding where out of the State, it wo* supposed that they letigtl nerense the capital within it.nnd thus a id to lend, iltli nud prosperity of the State. For these down nd beneficial purpose* the State has agreed and a > Hanks should make the currcnev of the en!" by their bills, ntid that their hills should be and L i) n* muncy ut the payment ol the taxes, colors R mighty power entrusted to the Banks. The way i vf altering or ?hnnging weights and mcas- half, nothing to it. In csery coantry in the |y for xc< ptirjg the United States, tins power is un- hailed direct and active control of the sovereignty Ten country. Wo hose given it to the Hanks-, first v at we, the people, have a right to require of jectio iks, is a fair fulfilment <>f the purposes of ths ri cation. ON K OF TI1K PHOIT.E LTTIIRITOMTT WMIIROP. Ihwton joarnrt's bring to tis the report of n f held in Funcuil Hall, ''irrespective of par . A. t which sp}>enrp. frotn its published call, and "llIj gramme < f it* speakers, to have been main- l;uUn 'od of th.ve fsvoiablo t.i I. o re-elect oU id j lllalie sell*. (.lovel a .r .a the poiuh.ig vuu ta>? h i ! ii ,, , , in u i nod j a it MUuiia It*. i ile toiloiv .U" .el . ii Il''U. It. C. *\ utziivj* rpju-ur* ruuoug lla* \0 ^}, lir.js: pi ode Rosto.s, Oet. 16, 19.77. p?o-?l Dr*a Sir- Unavoidable engagements w-,-uIJ tlov. inbred it invpraet -nble f r rnr b.- at Fa On 1 ill this evening, n.n if I hud ma previous!) listen 1 to ."'.tend no political rmrt.ng during the mnvi season. I have no d. ? re, however, t > Kv the views which ? i govern my vote at the Ouv. hing election, nr.d I eanrr- fu-e to rimi troop h your request f-ir a t?rii t?/rri>s <>n of tin in t r ,n i vuhi fi r no c.ni who .'.u..!s before the pen quireho avow- I ran .idutc of a sectional jsirty, arid rit'-ry jrent end and >bjt et would seem f > be t-?ar- on s., united North" ag'i list the otlo r parts of the wlu-r Otlursinay go for a unit d North; J ! violet mtitiuo to prefer n united nation. 1 tln-i. inn I vote for ntu ulu> |>l inn Ki low an en- ' evade>11 tin? value of an independent jc' -iniy that ' witlid !rl <ii! ?t rcmotro n State judge or denounce, | be? n ind n?Ktil n national bench of judges f>>r n i c< ivei i ??r decreet, however unpalatable, wh'ch : arrivi vi> been given Hi the Coin-cie'litioll* d'w barge I gri ** till .tin I ready to sustain n party wh:ch n (or tl c i a hundred tli uR.in.l dollar.* aiex-cut vriln i Unix or ind.strrfon, to be sent iiwuy on errand* i nl of patby. while our own State treasury is in ! with no 11table ured of all, and more than all, its 1 tU'< i. ? j NT iio titr.o, in mv bumble judgment, f r in- rer> \ nnd stimulating m<i nil antipathim and ! tint ' t<ii Tiny bavo o!t?-"K o.'iu? ! mnreiv;!* | const cy can ever c ure. Wo *!:.ill need all tl???old <>f La atmn aid rift'n-I p ml wili if th various r tlio country to cnn> ?t an I intr out trieaa- -j-,, iistotin;* ih pri .-i i; ity of out cotnmircial t,,,, , luntrial puieuita. m. jjt labor i f tin North certainly inju re- *- ?rrio j,j j#| i lie* > lira vine nt and i I I than ma wlirh . (jon,( tilt fioin mi h who'i>.ilc and itirt unmatory > |,rt|jri ati'iits ofk' iitln in ! ib>-r u iwto heard nt j , a.p rvjnibheaii c nvi'tit 'iii tide# Vo'ir*. n-spi erfol'v and truly, ,1 . . K'Htl'iLI < wi\rin;??r. l lH icl .1. W. S^VMt. tI|0l , "'T 7~, tna.-i i \* L ut'it r.?-1 In' Co.tor "f tin I ,>t. ot give* (j ^ tii u'..t m (> (i singu'.n enso nirdat tlio lalo ,|-B of !'chi n* i art. ..bieb may bo of intercut 1 |( rnfessioil an,) I tig.i'itv j }>lljiSl ro nor three cam- "f tre-pi?* to try title* ' , nice iff on a * npnl a ijio.-t ii Tlio plaintiff arc i I'ointip, tvl o, dui.up tin l.fe: mi- of litir bus- are" ; .ol tin ic f with him n e iiive , dip |ua I ti l-, j U|l(| oi ward* leli'iqnihln d hti < >!0te of iiilnri- din. leclarinp that sin I id, nt hast teveit days h. !u?v lively and Vo! iutai.lv I II I lie'f ? 'id liUv oilier I e\ e'Uliltp tlio drill i >111 it appealed that draug d M.i-dati I on tho 13lit of August, lb.'3. cJ by fe'ea-e I ! in hi 11 tall, c I' 'If I la to till 1II. 11 of i" iiioir.h. It was contended by plain'.itPs " 1 that tlio M ? it day- l a I n >i el vpscd 1 oi '1 '' lit*, il Was e I Ml lollil 1 I |!i.it the pl.l lllill had l'owll Hi', led all 1 a Imittid n 1 lie leeoid lh.it iit 1 1 -ll rrit tlnyi bad expii d, and eho was barred charg iivii aim ii It was u'so contended that fiom is i irnr in fho ?5nt? >f the rchn'pi s'unciit. ' s ,v' ry so foul" 1, in i pp ".t oti i i iln . p n on of 1 li t, mid the case g" * up to the Court of Kailn It iviiuld h ivo been a cm-i of extreme I '' o h to tfie defend nits t i I. ivo been dispo??e*? Wstam i ir lahda under tlio eirennistanccs." Ml ' tji liitAUiMi.? Wc make tlie following tx- 1. Se. in a eonimunicat im n tin- i Lai ! &-t->it Cow Ik iisu regar I to our fnanc.il affairs: ai-pen led L inks, *vc understand, arc cur- Me 1. _ I.. il... I -. < . Ml ?r l nil >tl <'II, Ml IIIC I'.fjH I'l I t MIMIMI4 (' '? aymcnlt ill a nlmrt I imv I alt! tli< y will! 01 able in tin .t wiili n mx months io .1 year, ! Mural 11 0110 Wn k after. What is the necessity hist i .li< i_' their circulation 1*1 the iletriiucnt of the tlir?juj Tlu-y lave suspended; tho p< unity f->r so tion oi > i> per cent. ot? tho amount el Circulation at limine 1 of suspension. Their account with iho "tlieri Mi r (ii-nn al is eloacif; he Ins nothing more the pi ih ilicni; I'm a wei l?!y or iiii.nlhlv stats incut* thc.r 1 wanted. 'I'o spenk Jockey like tin y ate ket fo ?. Now is the time for them t.. make hay ?hipp? Tlieic ? plenty of wheat an I ll ur ready to , porlai c.l, Willi propel laeillna they c.m he meet to mat ket, which wool! at cure give cm- salt u it to the highest and the lowest in their ro will r avocations. The people, by their reprc-, ;i-, will demand ami w II hate a satisfactory 1 rendered ol their actions, (which they u ill 1c to give,) or punish all the extent of the * 1 M Inch and all, suspended 1 r tint, have forfeit \ ,l,ai ^ 1 lctri? is, and tiny had better in tune coax ' k' < , and extract h * claw#, ere ho tears tlicin j ter, v ? i 26th THE ENGLISH TORE. { way, Oct. 13.?The Ceosarewiteh stokes. indicap of 24 ?o?s. each 15 ft., with 200 aad- j, tho Jockey Club; certain penalties, tho second c :i*? 50 so*s. out of tho Stakes. Cesearewilch .( a (2 miles 2 fur. 2S yards) 71 subs. cl .. Ten Hi deck's Prioress, by Sovereign, 4 Ost. 91b. ... t J Smith's El Hakim, by the Core, 3 yrs., i 91b ... f " axon's Queen Hess, by Alarm, 3 yrs., 4st. J lb. ... t D1 impsou's bright, 3 yrs., Gst. 121b. 4 j ttino at Starting ?4 to 1 against M. Dob- y to 1 against El llitkim, 12 to 1 against War- ^ 100 to 8 against Lima, 100 to 7 against Ro- n 15 to 1 against Plush colt, 20 to 1 against tet, 20 to 1 against Tasmania, 25 to 1 against iter, 30 to 1 against Queen Less, 33 to 1, j( igainst Fright, Zigxng and Fisherman, 40 to c nst Poodle, 50 to 1 each against Harfleur, nber and Dusty Miller, CO to 1 cuch against cncc and St. Giles, and 100 to 1 oaeh against ss and Sluggard. The flag was dropped to !a itilul start. Dusty Miller bero Ins colors to !' mt, with Queen Hess, Ccrvu, M. Dohler aud lush C?dt following nearly in tho order nuin- w JdTrieU, bright, Emulator,Zigxag, Warlock, st. and Poodle lying in tho middle of tlu> These positions were unchanged until reach- , Ito Ditch, when Ctrvo rushed to tho front * i Bess boiug in close ottendanco upon Iter, Lid Trick third, Emulator, El Hakim, Prior- w 'right, Zigzag, Warlock and the Plush colt ig tho next lot. At tho Hushes tho pico be- a o tell, and Wnrlook, I'lush colt, and Poodle s< id buck, uud Cerva resigned the lead to tt. . Bees. they descended the- lull, OJd Trick, F.iiiuI:i<1 Zigzag also d ^appeared from the front. On 8t ich.ng the cords, Queen B< ss, with El llakiin w neck, still held a slight lead, with Prioress " ng by herself on the fair side third; Fright, ?, Warlock, aud Emulator showing in front v| ruek. One of the-most exciting Ccssarewitch , .. ,.?or ?... n .1 A 1J-: I 01 ) cords seemed to be about coming in alone, " e tiny jockeys of LI Hakim nnd Queen lies* !a a determined set to, ami tbe judge, unable to >c ite tlio fir^t three, proitoun>-eJ a dead bent I'rioress, Queen lb*? nod LI ilakint. Flight cxt, about a length and n iiaif behind tltrm; 7 ( was fifth, nbout a length ui advance of War who was sixth, and Martinet seventh; Emuitid SuUlitcrcr lieaded the next lot that strag- ?. u. In the cutrcmo rear, pulled up, wore St. . Wild lloncy, Poodle, Fishermnu, Black . iy, and the 1'oticher. 1 DEC1PINO IIEAT. I. Ton BroecU's Prii res*, by Sovereign (bred ? \mcrien,) 4 years, Ost. 91b. - 1 1 in Smith's LI llnkim, 3 years, G?t. 91b. 9 axon's Queen Bess, 3 years, 4*1. 10lb. 3 ^ ttinq?5 to 4 against LI Hakim; 2 to 1 it Prioress, nnd 3 to 1 against Qu'.en Bess. V heat" was run nfter the lest race i i n deepen vilight, which rendered it impossible to dis- c the colors of the riders at a distance. El n i was first off, but after going about fifty yard?, 1 hs, overpowering Fuidhnm, rushed to the and cnriieii on tliu running to tlio Ditch gnp, sl.o was pulled back, nnd lay about three ,, is in the rear, Queen B *s going on with the , closely attended by LI llukin. Oncoming . the llushiS 1M1 Prioress l.uiig to tho left, shout was raised of ''The American's beatbut Fo-dlinin roused the maro with his whip, . efore rcoching tho foot of the hill she buro her ^ i in advance, and, quilting her opponents half .. ap the cords, won clcvirly by n length and u LI Hakim bcnt>ng Queen Bess by u bead on- r second plnce. A loud and prolonged cheer " I the triumph of the American colors, nnd Mr. Ilroeck was warmly congratulated upon the j liatory achieved by him in Lnghuid. An ohn an* made l>y tho rider ol Queen Bess against ^ dcr ef LI Hakim on the ground of a cross. [London Pott. From Knnsns. c Sr. Louis, October 2fi. j protest signcJ by several prominent citifr-nv of h as was tiled on tlio loth instant,, iiga nst the r uh ut r< tui i:s ti oni t'xfeid Pric.ncl, Jolineun ; ly; u d in 11 ply to it, ufwr a petsOBul exam- (. a, Missis Walker and Stanton pubiwh a l .cat a., ol v lit laid of Freedom of the tflnh, j] tu'ii tl.ey t apr?ks a determination W> reject utile Vote if Oxford, uud io give cutl.fjonte* , 1 w lei ? Statu o. iid dates. The proclamation i c iced ill'.1, ve excitement UllleUg the luUniso I lurtty inn, uud threats of vengeance agonist Wa'.U.r and Secretary Slant u wire made. f i the iv h ' sisnt, a piotusl was made og:-. u*t ^ ibhng tbe i e . a lutiiHial Convention by u mass c n*il.ll <i lil.i la t.l I ^UIKiOn I r ~ wvwr|#nnn I sb\s WaLKCA. W abii1nuto.n, Oct, 2S? t V. i.ikcrV le jncst I have the I a.ted Slates detained in Kansas during the coinr.g win dicatea I. * h-.ir that thoir itrvim may be re- r il, rind, therefore, that the troubles in the Ter- f are hot ? tin r at an cud. Tito cotnpnu ?? i nice in II.at quarter are seriously nee leil els* t >r the protect nil of the froutn-r trout savage ' ice, nit ! tin: Cabinet Will senreoly assent to jVi mar's rcque-t, un't as sustained by decided ? hoc of the iiuir. ty for so doing. An order, f rowing the loroe front Kansas, land nlreody prcpareo b 'ore the Governor's letter was r?- I I Mi. Wa'kcr'a friends hero think lie will s at Washington before tho meeting of Con- ' i St. I,on , Ifetnocr t says: It is rumored in t ty that the ollicern in tlic army stationed in .* have pi t tirnied the l'resident for the removGov. Walker, vn nrmunt of his interference the- troops l>> induct, them to vote ut tho luto I n. t w York, October 31.?Private despatches c 'rd in tl'is < itv from I/iwrcnrc, Kansas, say * ft ;rl?er and >l:n;!..n had f' I ir >in Itetiie'.., in gicncu of the thriul* of ihcu!tr.i? Tltepei pic > ? wrcrico oflbr them nn nsyium and protection. | I u Cosstt rt iion or Orkoon.?Tho Consiitu- ^ iice"<rd.ng ?n the last accounts, to be adopted I ' t- <i goii convent on, contains s-oino rcrr.arkr.- , 1 rovisi'ins. It doi? nwny says the Journal of n- reo) with errand juries na unnecessary?the J i imry examination before a magistrate prcvi- ; ' c mni.tt ! t>e ng deemed sutTicieot. It pro- ' 1 lliat tii n shall be no lieutenant governor; ' [lie s.'CKtai v of t>t.ile shall cxcreiso thefunc- ' <>i governor fo few in ease o" tho death of * utii't .nar>; and that the governor shall also be 4 u< r o! ti e S'.iitc. '1 bo number of inr rr Ler? of 1 t.ite m iii.fc is l ilt le t to fil'ti ( n. and that ??f the J ib'y t > tl. ity, w.tli biettiiiiil sessions. Tho * is abolished at elections, nud rir?i tore voting 4 luted Judge* ate dec ileal ineligible fur any 1 f i : judicial during the pcriuJ for which they | ectcd, and f>r otic year inter; municipalities li eiutclv | r? 1j I .tcJ from eotitiuiting debts; ' 4 auk i ' ntir- I ry descnptinti are forbid- 1 \\ .tb teg.ird to the question i t slavery, it is * i d th.it two clauses?one legaldrug and the 1 ' pii li i eg slavery-? w ill be appended to llio ' 1 lit t the i list ;ir . it; to bi adopted oi ri ject- ' .1 t bs.quelit Vote ol the people, 4 . I.' in fi.nil a handbill published by Mr. It. W sh.ngtoii, o( Macon. ?, that I,. 1*. i i, who u.,i ic-cc ntly trud a' l.'iiioti Court,on . iy? of ii grti stc.thiig, mid acquitted, and a!s> ; ' I u h Many hi Georgia, made Ins escape j Mr \\ isliingtoii, w ho It nl bin in charge on ; iy to Georgia, on the 12th ult , by jumping I 1 the car wind j\v. at l.ewisville, on the S. C. ' a I, feat ng Ii baii l cufls and lihuilt in tho car. , 3 ill lb II stales th it il it believe 1 lie ico.ivcd as * je m (..' .dumb a which enabled hint to cacnpe 4 A'.isli ngi' ii idlers a reward of ?150 for Irs elc- j in M icon, withal twelve months, and Mr. C, | i.fo a tl'. i s In s.une amount loi Ins npprc- . 1 ii.? Vniotmlle Journal. r.riNU or Cotton I'lsntkr* ?TIis Holly i 1 lit) Herald gitcs iiotxo of a meet- I 1 i ilio ?l)'li instant , of the cotton planter* of | ' till county to "lake such steps as may ?cem i 1 n levar i t > the monetary derangement* ( {houl the country, and the consequent rcduo- \ F the price ol cottm, resulting alone from such 1 I ial derangement." The I It-raid remarks that I i is no cause for aucli a state of things, and if1 i .inters will store their own cotton hags under i ovn cot too sln-ds, and w'Jiliol 1 it ffom mar- ; \ r a few weeks, tlio gold and silver will bo i t>y tens ol m il <>ns of dollars from ovory im- 1 , it |> -It in kurojiu. Jot the farinei*, then, j in II y Springs on the 20th inM., ntid eon- | >g. tlicr, . a 1 wo bolero that their deliberation* , csuli in good." Ten r.roeck had won another laco : I New- < t with his IutsO Hell*, lie was unanimous 1 .-ted ti member of tho New Hoonis, New- ' et. ,t J.i dohnr'on, n? vre learn by the Krgis- . ! i.is elected Ordinary of l aiitield on th* J u?t. ! ^ ? # * ^ * ?* Drumvl Out or Shoottwo.?Rsssady la 1 orkvillo there baa bee* ma little excitement grow- { etfkj g oot of a special informing agent, for the firm of wx oughu & Co., tbe Now York Commercial Agon- ? ft who, il m Mia, NQt lomt report* that injured to reputation of Mr. Jomca Allen, Jan., rnerjont of Yorkville. Long nod worm oorrespondeneo 1 rcw out of tliie matter, and on Saturday laat Mr. . amet Allen, Ken. woe abovt posting explanatory t',ir r.ndbills of tbo aflfa..; when tne special Agent, a ?H! Ir. T. J. Hell, approached him and desired him > desist; words arose, eud Hell shot Mr. AJlen . a the spot with a double-barreled gun, killing him stanlly. The greatest excitement prevails In ^ orkville?so our informant say#, who arrived in thr oluinbia Inst night, and young Allen was by tbs len lerest chance prevented avenging the murder of is tiit11er by immediately shooting ths oold-blood- tM)r J perpetrator of the dreadful deed. Hell is lodged t|,*u i jail, and the authorities are commanding full pow wa r ovor tho excited pcopl*.? Carolina Timet. ^ prii Ms. Ten Rnoetlt'e Winkings.?As everybody i anxious to know whether Mr. Ten Hroeck i. rdo f iinsclf whole by his winnings in the Cesorcwitch, an< >r tlie expenses and losses of his spirited enterprise, 1 o will state, says Porter's Spirit of tlio Times, that dro 'e have reliable information that he bet very large- per r on the result, and that be not only leimbursed bar imself for all Ins outlays and mishaps, but is large- son ' in uxecss. Without any special information on ^ io subject, however, all who know Mr. Ten Urocck ould bo sure of this result, He had lost tho Itolo season through, and tbo N<wmarket meeting 1 Tonlcd him his last and only chance for the tea- jD 1 >n to get eveu. The withdrawal of Prvor also ^y inde it still more necessary that he should not let ip the only opportunity within his reach to redeem " is unfortunate campaign. Under uucb circum- 1 ancrs, a man with no more pluck than a rabbit rw, ould feel bound to bet with spirit while a game tun liko Mr. Ten llrocck, would bo sure to go a ood length. The weights suited him; the niaro as in iiuc condition: end all wo hare to add is iat if he laid out a bare thousand pounds at the 5 Ids, he stands winner to the tune of half a million crs F dollars. Although a great many havo been arc lUghing at him here, he is now laughing at them, r i tho right time. ems per Can a Minister Marry a Divorced Woman? phj -Rev. Mr. Khiclds, of Iowa, having been silenced cou y tho Presbytery of Des Moines tor marrying a oman who had tceu divorced by the laws of Iowa, ^ ppeulcd to the Synod and his appeal was sustained. I>c lie Synod ox p ret sea its opinion that tlie action of pro ie Presbvterv wns carried 111 fnrm ,nit * ? * ?liar y n laudable zeal in the service of the church; and . [though i ustaining Mr. Shield*, doc* not approve or f bis marriage, as is shown by the following rc*o- *eri ition: bra llerolctd, That in restoring Rev. J. II. Shield* ec<j j bis former pasiliou in the gospel ministry, the ^ ynod should not bo understood ns approving tbo * 0 ontracting of marriage, especially by ministers of P'a> lie gospel, with persons divorced for whatever Ha uusc, believing that such marriages impair useful- 0f t ess, influence and standing, and bring into ques- . on the purity and wisdom of tbo parties thereto. m son Tiie American Goodwood?The Lexington fre< Ky.) Fall Electing closed October 3d, with the j^c| Goodwood Race?Purse $100, entrance added, for eaten horse*, club weights, two and n lialf miles." ??n t was won by II. A. Alexander's oh. c. by import- dis< .] Gkncoe, in 5.93^, track very heavy. ''Mr. go Uexauder," says the correspondent of the Spirit of pjj| lie Tmus, "has reason to be proud, having won lio first Goodwood Cup ever rau for in America, he Cup itself was a most chaste and beautiful one, i ?.fleeting great orvdit upon the artist who designed M' nd manuiactured it. Aside from the beuuty of nu bo design and the quality of tho material of which t was made, being the very best article < f block in, it* immense cost, being no less than fifteen cuts, cash, greatly enhanced its value. It is the Ecl It-sign of tbo club to give a similar purse, at every cai ncelitig, for beaten liorfcs." 8*' Tiie Fr.ow or Golu.?Gold is flowing into the _J ountrv Irvin all quarters. Since the suspension in Siew y ork, less than a week ago,the receipts have , iecn?by the Northern Light Irom California, $1,ICO.OOO; by the Black Warrior, from Havana, -Ibo/jOb; by the Cahowlia, from Havana $300,- 8UI 100; by the Luropa, from England, $313,000; and ?*' iy liio Persia, $1,000,00'*; uniounttng in the ag- ^'r [regale to $3,GG0,t*0t). 'lhi* g"ld is being dessemt- 8' lated throughout the couuiry, finding ita way from ol Sew Orleans up to St. L>ui* asn distributing point, ' ^ aid fivm New Vork westward to Chicago, and r for our cotton. 11 le flow has ju^t commenced. It will continue lo or several mouths yet, as the financiers of the Old c't' iVorhl are port etly aware. With the tide of *pe- *'1' iio sotting thus Urongly to this country, a resumpion by the batiks ought n<>t to be delayed beyond ,Q bo latur part ol uoxi spring.?-Carolina Time*. Minnesota Election.?Lost evening's western noil (*iy* the W'ushniglon Union.' brought us the allowing gratifying letter from Kx-Govcrnor Gornau: rl St. Tall, October 21. J To the Editor of the Union: 13 Minnesota has elected tho whole Democratic state ticket and a majority tbo Legislature by a air majority. Tbo bait I ha* been fought by the Democracy on ? Iio soundest constitutional principles, and tho con titutmn adopted by a urge majority. ^ 1 tcinccrmic majority on State ticket about 1,000. I democratic majority in Legislature about 4 to 8 t~ 'otes on joint ballot. Truly, yours, W. A GORMAN yti ' m: ri.ANTr.RB' Hank.?Tlio Directors of the Planters a . lank of Fairfield liavo printed a circular in wliicli liey announce that, nil the "bills receivable," dis- ^ ountcd dumig tlio present year, are behoved to be dr, ufo nnd secure, being in almost every instance Irawn and endorsed by plant* rs and accepted by j ~ Southern houses in gi ml standing. No discounts fc save been undo in any Northern city, nor do they _ iwn a s >g!o b 11 on any pruteste-d house in tlio l S'orth. Tliey also state that while the l>oard of ... Directors own cne ihird of the stock, they do not we one dollar to the l?ank.?I'atrjield Register. ^ Synod of Virginia?New Scnooi. Pustrrc- ^ Hans.? Alter the usual devotional exercisesou Fri* lay morning last, the Rev. Mr Dan forth, from the ? Committee ou the Ministers of the General As-cm* ?Iy, made a report recommending a w ithdrawal of .. he Syi.o l from the Genera! Assembly. Hio report {?' van distuned at length during the morning and v vciimg sessions, and gave rise to various propoai- j , ions. The result was the adoption, at a late hour, ; v ?y a nearly unanimous vote, of a resolution to with* i u% Iraw front tlie preset, t General Assembly and form ' M i United General Assembly. Hard Times.?A couple of gentlemen of our :ty were standing on thu Hay yesterday, eoim-rs ng about the hardness of the times and the ncccs ; g ty for economy. Ouc of ihcm remarked: "Well, lied com and beef and cabbage, for dinner to* lay." 11m companion stumped hint with thoquvs* on, "Why, what d:d you do with that pair of lucks 1 saw you pay a dollar and n quarter for?" '?)! !" replied our economist,"! had thorn besides." |?\ir. Republican. What is to ns thu "Issue?"?The Wnsbingon correspondent of tlio New York Commercial Advertiser, says: "A party is rising in favor of a national bank of lontu sol t, of prote-ctivo tar lT, and of a bankrupt aw. .So the statu of things that existed twenty rears ago is coining round to us again. The Kanai i-suc is gone by; and tins fact favors the rise of 7? tther issues of a general aud practical nature." The New York Pes/ e, iya that domestic cxclian- p-i :ca arc becoming s!iil mora embarrassed, nud says j lint remittances to 0:10 o( the city banks from a wes- ^ era correspondent, costing him ten per emit, pre- jt nium in the purchase, was placed to his account it u further cost of five per cent, making a total of [ iftccn. Parties wlio bought dra'.ts in llnlliinoro, all >n Saturday last, lost one per cent, hy the change >f market beforo they could get returns. pS The Administration utterly condemns Got. Wal- Wl ur's course iu purging tlie polls in Oxford county, Kansas, contrary to specilio instructions to not act re is judge in this matter. There are the best rca- on ions for the belief that both Walker and Stanton or ivil! bo recalled, unless they immediately rcs gn. th Ex-President Pierce has decided to visit Madeira A'ilh his ivifo this winter, on account of the latter's j* II health, and President lluohanan has courteously ] in iendeiod them a passage in a government vessel, i ui a Inch is soon going that way. j m Tlio La Grunge UepoYttr say s that on the line !"' :>f Georgia and Tennessee last week, corn win sell ing at twenty-live cents, stid w heat at fifty cents per llllklivl. Mr. Joseph Ganahl has U?n appoints! United ' States District Attorney for Georgia, and John M. i llurrsl, United Stales District Attorney for the i UasSeru Dutrol 4 Arkansas. aacsat iww is the United BtUss Trtmurj N? /u?,oeJtt80S,,H)0' Tfc,*^ftoUrl%* BgMWWBgMB>ggesaBBIWM^ .>ied, itfalinMfMJi St. Mathews Pr'dh, J* 28tb alt. J. M. DAKTZLEK, t? the MyJ year of his m, . ? , ? CO IIIt CIAL, Columbia Narkwt, October 31, 1857. Is it regards the sale of evlton is our market, . 1 rs is but little we can soy on Iheeotyaetf the plan- 4 i stem determined to hold (hsbr oottoe sff the rkst tor the present, hoping, we suppose, to eb> i bettor prices by mid by, and in eonseqaenofi at ?N i state of things, the quantity ofhrmg is so light may say we have alui?*t no markti at all} still * lew sales that havo been made ars at foramv ses, via: II a 114 cents. The total sales of the * tic are only a fraction over 100 bales. Joan.?The stock of oorn on the market la right, I pricca are firm, at 95c. a $1.00 per bushel. 'lour.?The floor market is doll, ond pricca an oping. Wc quote $54 a $6 for emmon to tofiuu brands; extra family flour $04 a $8.75 pet rel. ? IMESTONE SPRINGaFEtStTSlBH SCHOOL f ^ CONCERT. [*he FALL CONCERT of the above Institution , ' Vocal and Instrumental Music will be given on EDNESDAY, tho 11th proximo, at 7 o'clock, M- '1 A t rito Fatrous and friends of the Institution are ' pcctfully invited to attend. Nov 5 37 St DR. M'LANES LIVER PILLS, FLFMiao pros. raorRiBToaa. 5f~This great medicine bus supplanted all ollt* for tha euro of diseoscsof the Liver. Its eflseto so salutary 3Dd speedy, and at the same time so fectly safe, that it is no surprising it should eased c all others. Invented by a very distinguished tician of Virginia, who practiced in a region of ntry in which Ilepatis, or Liver Complaint, ia uliarly formidable and common, and who bad nt years in discovering the ingredients and portioning their quantities, these Pills are peculy adapted to every form of tits disease, and nevoil to alleviate the most obstinate cases of that riblo complaint. They have justly become celetcd, and the researches of Dr. M'Lane have plahis name an ong many benefuctois of mankind w one having symptons of this formidable com int should be without these invaluable Pills ' > we you a pa?n in the right side, nuder the edge be ribs, which increases with pressure?unable EXECUTIVE lfEPAUTM ENT. Columbia, 8, C., Oct. 30, 1857. y h\* Excellency lloit F. VV. All*ton, Corernot ami l"a7i\man<lrT-in-Chief in ami orer the Slat ' of South Carolina. rHURSDAY, tlic 19th of November, is nppoloted a day of Thanksgiving and Pt.. *e -o Imighty God for nil the blessings of tho j is recommended that on that day business >>e top. nded, at 1ea>t during tho hour* of public scrvioe, order that citizens may have the opportunity to tend, with their families, their respective places worship, and there in the House ol the Lord to iy their vows in the presence of all ibe people, to endup Him in the beauty of holiness. There ere, in tho oouree of every year, mournful suits enough of calamitice by sea, disasters on land, unities and crime, besides the natural wearing it of tlvo human frame, to remind us that death is c common lot of man. Free, however, from pestilcnoo and famine, saying s good degree of health, and having secured, i peaec, abundant harvests, we should indeed ha igrntcfui who should decline to devote one buaiN? day especially to tho contemplation and ado* ition of tho divine anthor of creation and al) its luntiea. Given under n y hand, and the seal of State, in Colunib a, tliis 3?Mh of Ccld?f, hi th? year of our laird one thousand vlrt*l?tiu^rcd and fifty seven, and m ibv eig^'i second year of " American Indep. ndowe- _ _ RoBT F Ws ALSTON. Jfov 6 37 || 'm ' m :o whii ease on me icu sine?wnn occasional, letimes constant, pain under the shoulder-blade, 'ucntly citenJiog to the top of the shoulder? ly upon it, that although the latter pains are letiines taken for rheumatic, they all arise from rases of tho Laser; aod if you would have relief, instantly and buy a box of Dr. M'Lane's Liter la, prepared only by Fleming Bros, of Pittargh. Purchasers will bo careful to ask for DR. LANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, nufactured by FLEMING BROS., of Pitt?- ^ ton, Pa. There are other Pills purporting to be rer Pills now before tho public. Dr. M'Lane's mine Liter Pills, nlso his celebrated Vermifuge, 1 now be had at ail respectable drug stores. Nona numt without tht signature of FLEMING BROS. [25] Oct 29 _36 It SPECIAL NOTICE. The undersigned, a committee appointed by the i unt Zioo Society for the purpose of hating a table Monument erected in front of the College er the remains of JAMBS W. HUDSON, late incipal of the College, take this method of sugsiing to thoee who hato at any*time been pupils Mr. Hudson, that each one contribute the limitsum of one dollar to aid iu the a bote design, jy one falling within the above description, and tiring to participate in this well k*crt?d tribute deported worth and usefulness, eau do so by eneiug the ?uui limited to J. II. Eiou, Treasurer of s committee. , Receipts will be acknowledged from nmo to time the Fairtield Herald. Jamcs B. McCawts, James II. Aiken, James H. Lion. School Exhibition. "MI ERE will be a public Exhibition at BEECII L SPRINGS SCHOOL, on FRIDAY, tho tb instant, commencing at 10 o'clock, A. M. The public arc respectfully invited to attend. O. V. RICHARDSON, Principal. Nov 4 37 _ 2t? Strayed or Stolen, >1 T^MlOM the subscriber, in the imme. A d ate vicinity of Greenville village, 1 on the night of the 30th of Octobwr t, A HARK BAY MARE, about si* or seven ars old. Had some few signs, ns did saddle irks, on tier luck,una when standing would show Hooping of tho head. For any information whereby the subscriber enn ^ la.n her, a suitable rewurj will be given. Ad- * ess to Mountain Shoals I*. O., SpartanburgS. C. Nov. 5 37 It WILLI A "a COLE. iale of Real and Personal Property. \J E propose to sell at public outcry, to the highest bidder, at the late residence of JESSE P.OWN, deceased,on the 21th day of NOVEMFR NEXT, the tract Of land when on the said ceased resided, containing 237 acre*, ibe BEA)N TRACT, (as it is called) containing 50 acres; Nine Likely Negroes, >t of Mules, Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Seed Cotton* heat. Corn, Fo der, one Waggon, Bug^r and urnrss, rarrainj nupicnu nis, uousciioia ana tchen Furniture, &c. Term* ?All sums under five dollars rash, on the livery of property, all of and over five dollars, elve months' credit,yith interest from th? day oi lv; the purchaser to jjivo bond and approved sure a for tho purchase money. J AM Kg C AKNEL, > v Z. LANI OKD, \ Executors. Nov. 5 37 2t TATE OF^UTH CAR TLIXA.