Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

mmrnamsamsmsm " " CI)t Spartan. aPAMAHmmia. THURSDAY,'DECEMBER' 3, 1857. THE GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE. Wo do not deem it ircccssury to <io more iliun call attention to the first annual message of Ciut. Allatou, which will bo !ouu<l on our first |?a^e. Tliia document is highly s|x>kon of by the papers for iu |>raoi>eulity nml conservatism. DEATH OF MRS. LAN DRUM. Ws. record with sorrow the dentil, oil S.ibl>nth last, at 1 o'clock, of Mrs. Lnndrum, wifu of Kev. J. <?. Jvmurum, pn.-tor of the ltopli?l (Jliareli iii Spartanburg, PI in irn > r i imj riiiiu /i.tu at.nr. We hear'.lint the ladiis if Spartanburg have cnuM-il to bo prepared a handsome llag, for the Morgan R iles. The preceutat on \\ I probably Inks plneo soim timo next nth. We al-o hear thai Mr. Robert Scruggs, living at Cow pens, law procured n beautiful Young Hickory pole, which is now tu course of preparation for a llag stall'. IuTmoui. We notice thai Col. Cannon in llie Semite, and Gen. Gad berry in the llousc of UcprcM ntauves, hare introduced bills to uiV a .l aid to the Spat tan burg nnd Uuioti Railroad Company; which w, re read a first lime unJ referred. We h-ar?l favorable opinions expressed of the claims of tho road, and strong hopes nro indulged f final success. ~pi liTTn uii\s. Ths Kdinborgli Review lor Octoher. Leonard Scott & Co , New York , publishers, has reached our t.'.dle. Our limits at this time permit us to give only its list of valuable articles: 1. Spedd.tig's Complete edition of the works ot llacoit; V. Napier; 3. Tho Mediterranean Sen; -I Henri Martin's History of France; f?. Landed Credit; ?>. Lives < ! the Cliicf JuMiccs of England; 7 The Highland!! ? Men, Sheep ntvi Deer; 8. lint ford's Life ol M'chocl Angelo; 9. The Indian Meeting. II AM DS03I E^TKSTTiMO.N IA L. On otir return from Columhia wo had the pirnsore of being the bearer of a beautiful gold-bended cane, which the young ladies of the Spartanburg Female College, previous t<> separating from tin invitation and their late President, presented .1, Wofihrd Tttcker, K?q? as evidence of their appreciation of his devoted labors for their educational "ulvaiacment, and a memento of their lasting f? tviship ;.nd regard. The solid head hears the following inscription: 4,T<> J. Woflord Tucker, f i in his Pupils, Dec. 1st, ISaT." Tho e.uic u heavy cuileJ hickory, from Lex ngton Dis rict?the head of California gold ? thus connecting South Carolina with the future field t< vii. ;i i ih inoiigiu nir. i ucaer in-sign* removing An<1 when iu after years he shall sternly a n??t ( .uniante form upon the prop thus furnished loin hy the love and gratitude of the beautiful and tlu good, .0 may solaco himself with the reflection that n moral support is evidenced iu the gift, and thai intelligent wives and happy mothers are speaking his praise to loving husbands ntnt bloodi ng ch Ulr? n though be is far from tlie land of li s nativity ami early labors. SrARTAXBl'RG^FKMALi; COLLEGE. Tiiis institution closed its fall term l.isl week witli sin examination of a most satisfactory character Not only did it exhibit faithful instruction on flit part of the faculty, but also evinced the possession and development of mind in the young ladies. Tht professors may with safety return their pupils t their homca, challenging Itoni parents and guardians high honor for efficient instruction am! unrenittmg toil in eduealitig tliurc committed to ll.e.r care. As several of the faculty retire from this lust tu lion, we think it not innpproprta'.c to say that th. v leave the College in a highly prnspi rou? eouditioii, nnd with a bright future. To J. \V< fiord Tuck* r, tsq., much of th ? success is attributable. 1 le went into tbc institution when it was in the woods and but no building tenuntable. Ilia energy nnd pr.. - tical ability pushed tho buddings to eoinpb lion ? drew together pupils?centred a wide interest in its suoooti*?and made it an establish! d fat t. I le h aves it with the regret of the community and bis pupil*, and with a catalogue numbering one hundred and twenty-seven students. Go where lie may, his p.uh in life will be smoothed l.y the recollections cluster* iug an tin I the period which lie spent within tin* waits ot the Female College, and by the suit, him* ledge that prayers from the pure hearts of gu ! less females nre constantly ascending to Hod for hi.* prosperity in this lite, and un immortality of bit** edtics* hereafter. TlmfsT" We notice in our c-xehungcs that tic piiet ot hags is coming down. In Greenville, Inst wet h, a drove p'isttil through at 7 J cents?theciti/ ns, according to the Enterprise, net living willing to buy at st? high a figure. This is well. The drove* passing us asked 9 and FJ. There is no icnson why we sluuM pay such rates lure, when it i* kt ow n that the price must c< mo down later in the *ir.j-"n. 'iTe truth is, as eoou as the first drove, which was offered here at 9 cents, got to Fit u. only 8 cents were demanded. Our people shoul 1 lie patient, ami they w II gel their pork tit a reasonable rate. SEXATflBUrTTKtfloT On Friday and Saturday last the I.eg'skitur. went iuton joint ballot for United Slabs Sennt,.r f. r the unexpired term of Senator Butler, with the fallowing ifBu t: 1st ballot. 2d Imllot 1 II. Hammond, til 71 F. W. Pickens, 39 SO .lames Clusnut, 23 2t? .lolin S. lVekioii, 18 0l> K. II. Illicit, G 1 Henttering, 8 It i* evidently the determination to press the e'ainia of cx-Oov. Hammond, notwithstanding Ins public declination and private M.iiruirti it.i.i l>. ? ... iw cndidnto. \V hen the members iuufmblrd it was thought tin' coiiint w us between Cols. i'ickcns nml Chcmiul; but as (lie Connor was the stronger man, a rally was mudr uj< ai Hammond, who could unite inure voles than the latter. The Columbia correspondent of the Charleston Mercury says: 'Unlet the circumstances it i* difficult to forenil the icsult. It is thought hy many the Stales K:trhts party hove the key of the whole difficulty, nl?d by firmness can elect their choice, whoever lie be. Without their support it is quite likely uu one t.m he elected." l,?w ArrcsL. Corner.? lly our Columbia exohan g?s we notice that several onsen |rnm our court werear/tiul in the Law on<l Kquity Appeal Courts last week. Among them are the following: McLurc adv. Sims; S. Holmcf al. ads. II. S. A. J'aol*?in equity. III law?J. M. Host ads. \\ . ('. Jiinnit'. ?.V Co Dank of Slate ads. Stephen ?'i;, ' W. Spencer nds, A. II. Klrby? s.i tkcu air by consent?( counsel. Opinions and decrees liavc not yet been pronounced in these ease*. ^ m? - --? A country triend of ours wishes to know whether the hanks arc likely to "get tip*' soon, lie th nks they htvc U*n It/ing long enough! 1 11 DC Mil OP A REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER. Sulumuo Abbott, n giddier of (lie Kov. luti.-n.dud in this District, near CherokeeSpring*,At3o'clock, on Sal unlay morning, t'.x? 28th ultimo, at a great 'WMr. Abbott was born in Virginia, on tlio 2d March, 17.r?7, nn<l rouuvid toS<>uih Carolina inhk youth?bi tiling within five mile# of the place wlier% he died. In early life ho engaged in military ? rvice ng.i nst the Italian*, ntnl was on a soout when tlio battle of Cowp.ns vviw fought. Ho waa liot present in the netnui, hut claimed to have readied the lie-Id ill lime to engage in the last o times t'? the dead. Age and infirmity had compelled him ton seeluded life for m niy years, and those who have had opportuii-ty ol eonvi ruing with him recently h-und liin men orv of past t venta almost at fault, and the lew stuteineiitn drawn troin him too iinrcl able to justify rep< tilion. II w body was consigned to the crave on Sunday I hy the Mmg-iii llitl.-n, who had been sjK-eially reI i|iii st<d to do m.l tai \ honor to a sol-lit r of a past century, ail) '1st a large colli -el oil of h s descendant* j and hllow oitiz- ns. I!:s ri-r a tin now rcposcon tin i elevati d spot, dcsiguati d hy liimsiH, in n fo ld mljoining I la iwe ? the i.flili listing but two feet ti low tlie mii r ice, as Mr. Abbott s.vil lie w shed to ' gieat pris-ure ot cirtli to he npi n his body. A s Minn- ditVi 11 in-i-1 of op-n en are entei lainid as to 1.1? age, vw iti lilt' c v.. the aeeellllt of hi* Roll I ' l.v iig ii tow n, le-nai l.iug tint others, lirighhnin of the dt e> as. d, i' p: < s? lit li iii to have bta.ii ninetyi gilt. W Ineln \-i r be t he ti ih statement, Oil lain it i is that ). n i fe h. s hern lollg; and w*th the varied I fmin "-of other men, can8 ntnl suffering*, death j nnnt lie r>-p s.- to an < xhausttd framo cud expiring j illtelieet. \\ e w ill in t bi ii t i mo lit ah/.o. Oho hy one the no ii of the KeVolut 'ii have p-ismil away, and we know not that tin.re than olio survives Solomon Abbott in our ' I,strict. lis ship was gentle us slumhi l ing infancy? may Ins nsurn ction be that of the just. sriiiR nxi; m;ld for stock. ! Iii ndditioii to the vast advantage to uur country [ of the Chinese tsugar < 'alio ns ii miuicc of supply for excell.nl syrup at very little cost, it Ikm betu our decided opinion, that an advantage of nlmoRt eijual importance to the South will ho .1. lived from tl.s rial ^ > l il l- , <>ir. i l. ! In* li null hi tin- r woi h. nnJ hi t'l.- i'i uim' of plowing in the nflurnoou hi* lilir!. ? 1> I. ?.is I u i l l?y llicm. An iuqin-bt return i a v.i.l ii np' orilinici' w'tli the fno'.r. Mr. W'li ii' I a* i mi i ami mini* i, latum* nml conncot hi m,i ili l? strict t i l.imnit lliittxu.lili.il Uivavciii' i t. | I I.. M \\ AHIIMITd.N.? I i.?- (ilir<H|Kil)ili<llt of lllf* < an.! ...i 'iiiiirti, wi.tny from WurIi iij^ion hi i In. i!6ili uli.,rays: ' (Jul. Oi r lias nrriv .1 in tli* rily nml is looking MMiiari.nl?*y Wi ll. Some of 'lie ,N. iv ^ .rk iimm Iliois luivf nlri'H.ly informed liim of die inii'inion of tlio wliolo l>fmiH-rntio <l?-lotr.i'.i<>n fivni N. n Vnil; Ito ?uji|) 11 111in for ills* ?'piMki r?li 'l imy nrenlH-i in favor of A III ii lor tlio f'lrrksliip. Sin.-t* 1 Inst Wrote, tin* cnndol.tto* for the nilicc of ] >.> ?r Keeper of tin- 1 louse liavi it.i reused most nLriningly; tiia ? ty-six ore in the fn Id, and tli<* hinntwr id increasing. K icli member *c< in* to have li s favorite. "The Ni-w I loll ol lb |>riM'tiimivr* will lie ready liy tin* 11><?titiof Ciiii^roi, but will tint bo ocuu|>u <) until i-ptillg. Yiv* Voce Yotinu.? lion. .1. I). Allen gave notico in the Senate of South Carolina, on tbu 27ili ult., for leave to Introduce u bill to provide for rira rore voting in elections in the Legislature. ]t will hardly pas*, ii? it would interfere too much with "log rolling"?a favorite way of controlling inatti r? in tli.it body. .South Cai'.oi.inv Cm.iKar.?Judge Ijongvtrcot w.i* chosen I'rieiileiit ol tb. South Carolina College by the Hoard of Trustee*, nt a meeting lu l l oil the .Mill ultimo. It is known, we believe, that he will accept. AcPKrrs. ? llev. I)r. itniel has accepted the Presidency ol tho Female College at Lnurenv, C iI lie expects to cut r upon tho duties of his i.flioo carlv next year. - - <is>? ?- ?The Kings "I Siiidinia and (irecce have each sul*v i ibcd IO,(X)0 Iraiu's to the Indian Relief Fond smt, a* an abundant, nutritive, and every way excelh ill food. \\ liether tor hni si s, cattle, hog* or poul'ry?what can be bctteii And then llic en?o with which it can lie produced ?two or three, fold the quantity that e.i'i he ra:i? d of eo1 n or oats upon ' the same ground?and tliia after taking the stalks I far the mmufartuie of syrtt/i! ' With a design, doubtless, to spoil this bi-autifnl i theory, * mo wiseacre reported in the weatern pai pi-is ?nut near the "so/nr lands" of Louisiana and Tens?that tho need of the Clone se cane is j>omin j on*, mid that it* uso would In- distinctive to stock! Wo wholly diacredited the report at the time. Since i that we have tested its beneficial effects upon poultry. In u vast rn my places, North and South,similar i> suits have followed when led to cattle and i horses?they at once delight tig in it, un 1 fattening - upon it. And now have the full refutation of t the *a d slanderous rcp< rl in the chemical experi* I incuts of Pi of. .Jaeksoii, of Ih-stoii, who declare* it i ' wholly dictituteof till | nianiious qualities. W?-trust, , thvi< for.-, tli.it onr ii m leultuial population wdl preI pale to plant it largely the coining spring. No otlur way thai tiny can plant wdl no richly remunerate their toil. i I*i.t:cTKn nv tiirt l,E?nL*Tt?r ?The Logislature, on llie 2ath ult , elected W. A. Owma, c?q., of Itariiwi II, Solicitor <-f the Southern Circuit, and i re elected Henry Me'vi-r Solicitor for tho i astern ( C reuit, i Commixfinnera in Utility.? For Spartanburg, T. Stobo Km row; Chest?r, (iili* ,1, Patteruon; Keautort, U. .1 It.ivant; CI.? >.! rfield, .1. C. Craig; Wdhauiahurj, .1. A W nl ae< ; .Marion, ('. I). limn*; j Ca'tn-loii, T. S. C'i ?-4*1? r; Lancaster, J. II. With I eispo-ai; A *i icr?un. A. N..rri?. N.otter in ll/mty for Charleston District.? i Jam s W tiray | Register in Ily inly for Charleston District.? Hum. < ian't. Regu'er of Mesne Cjin eyance, Charleston.? 11> iii y d'l - -e-itt. Treasure> oj the Lower Division.?Wiilium I .aval .1 1) it taut anil Ins/iecter General.?Cell. H. G. M. ituuuov.iut. Oovrrnot i r.it (ii NbHAL?On Friday the Legi.sl.uure hvtt d T. .1. 1'icken*. lute Sciitator (ruin 1 ** 11 lit: mi l)i?lriet, Comptroller GciktuI,i ocCapt. j .1. I?. Ahluuire, ivlmie brill had expired. The | v.. to iilii.il: For T. .1. Pickont 19; James .v r.l i. k 1".'?majority for 1'ieki iim 7. A nmittr.i> to tiik lUn.?Tins following clans was aim ltd by llie Court' I Appeals, t?n\v n ses >i.in at Columbia, to practice in the law courts of 1 lit > State, \ /.: A ! ' IvUvr ls an 1 David IT Duncan, Spartanlallblll i?: II..nihil I teilllio, H i'Oenvilie; .Inhi ill Ih i n, i '.i'i..ii hi; K II. Ili ico, Kuirficlil; It. S liui ii tt, t*li.:ih-tou; M. C. Duller, lvlt?e(KM; .1 i?. M, I ).iv s, t mdoii; Uo oil II. 1 Iiviiiiuii, Abbeville; .1 It Fl int . Vorkville; A 1. Kvans, Vnrion; (j \l. K.iii Marion; C (. arliiijliin, I .aureus; F. M ( reeli, I l.irawrll; S. It. (ii'illiu, I'MjJifield; W, I'i Keels, M liii.lios lire; Win. Kennedy, C ailileli; S \V. Mi l .ii 1 . ihvillc; W It. Metis, Y' lktillr; W. I . M ei, Ite.iuiort; It. K. Moore, Y<?rkvilli; M M M 'its'ii. Marlboro; lt< licit \V. Toiukiiie, I* !l*e111 ill; ltilij.illl.il F. Wliitllcr, Alidelsoll. l)r.*Tii or HrvRY White.?lly a privati litter from Marietta, (.J-.'orjji.i, we learn that Henry \\ I. te, f-'itiii i'.v n ievident ol Spartanburg Disiriet, was f in .1 .1 ad iii n new lit M on Ii s |dauc mi the I-'.It ut no. In the morn.n;t he went out in appa % # KKPORT OP TIllS COMPTROLLER tBKKRAL- COH Wv li ive received a copy ol the Annual Ui|*nt ol Col. J. W- Asbmoro, Comptroller General* We regard this an ublo and honest document, total- ft ly different from many of the fcporU acnt in to tho plac Legislature by publio oflJeers. 'l'lio rule usually it try to gloss over,enter up,and opologitu (or misconduct and or violations ofluw not utuwdutcly gioss nud palpa- of u blot but Col. A ah mere prefer? straightforward to fc honesty i.i tlio di*uhorgo of Ids duty, regardless of full; ounscquencea. We are sorry that his term has ex- plod plred, or tluit lie is not eligible for ro-cicotion. Tin 'I'llis report shows a decrease in tlio taxu of tlio *??oi ffppor Division in 1837 of $23,527 63 as compared Cli. w iili I860?and in the Lower Division of $43.41)8,- moi 33?being in tlio aggregate $07,028 00. Tlio to- tint Inl revenue from taxation for tlio year was $430,- use 920 13. The decrease is attributed to a reduction (. on the several classes of taxable property nt the last "" session, lie recommends a newclassificatioii of the *(lJ I.iii?1b, mitl a reduction of the compensation to tux w $3J03S.68I.CO. , I Im bides ibis sum, the State i? guarantor on bondj j ( of the S C. Iluilrcad $2,Ot>l),ObO, and is indebted ' I'"' | to tlio I'uiteil Stales for surp'us revenue $1,031,- j ; 422.<9. The intercuton the public debt forth hist I K,1(J i fiscal y ar was $171,431.87. The actual amount f??u i expetideJ upon the New Stale llousi*, I*-s the sum u:l now* in the Commissi oner's hands, i.? $966,066.49. j A large portion of the report is devoted to the i o, suspended bunk'*, wluse m no undue t ik animadvert- W j c.l ujH'ii with a severity rivlily merited. We l"V | shall givo this brnuoh of the report iu lull in our '(| | next paper. ,1.,, | lie recommrtiils additional State aid to the Spnr- el | | tnnburgnnd Union Ilailroad, to enable it tube com- ' | pteted. He considers railroad stocks as purl of the ij I liiianccs of the State, ntid comments upon tiiu fact ] tie-i ! that the riehoads are not laying asiden fund to meet i as tlie.r indebtedness. Tiio l'.Iue U dge H-iilnxid has J 'j1' limi $600,900 of the million subscribed by the State 7l, Col. Ashmoro goes out of office this winter, pr In parting with him, the State* may truly say "Well f't done, good and fa.tldul servant." E.IRS AS?TIIK CUXYEXTI0.1. Lntc accounts from Kansas assure us that the ^y Ksnsus Constitutional Convention wiro proceed- #(|j( ing with commendable despatch. T he tallowing is said to be the article adopted on the slavery question: Sec. 1. The right of property is before and high- in cr innn imy constitutional MiH-ium, nn.i tfie right of pi;, the owner tf a slave to such n'aie mid it* increase XV|, in tho Mime, nnJ in inviolable an tlio righr of the fail owner ol any pr?ptny whntevrr. pn Sr.c 2. 'l!ie l/ci;ii>lii ure shall hnvo no pow< r ( > ! tim pass taws for tl.e emancipation of without the tioi couM'tit of their owners, or without f '?> inrf their ten ' o?nim, previous to emancipation, a full oqnivident ,.| ' in money for the slates so ourijirijmted. Tlicysliall ear ! have no pow? r to prevent emigrants to the State up, I (r>>m bringing with thim such pervitin on nre deem- tin ! od slaves by tin1 Inwnufnuy one of the I "tued Stntes ? | or Territories, so Ion if as any person of the sirm- the i n;e or dCHcriptinn shall tie CiKtllliUol hy the laws of j^i , tli n State; provided, that such slave be tlio fitnii (,f fide property of such cm'gnint; and provided also, 1 p|? that lawn may be panned In prohibit the introduction I ?.>, of slaves into tlio State who have committed h gb Sol crimes in other State* or T? rntorie*. They shall ; have powtr to pans lows to permit the owners of not slaves to emancipate them, saving the rights of hit creditors, and prcv? Ming them fiom hemming a rer pabl.c charge. They shall havo power to oblige the the owners of slaves to treat I1 em with human ty?to j r,.e provide lor their necessary final and clothing ? to I . abstain trom nil injui ? s to them, eitcnd tig to life or i sioi lirnb ?and in case of neglect or refusal to comply i cot with the direction of snch lawn. t-> have n ch s'ave , urt ?,r slaves sold lor the benefit of tho ownir or own- tow cm. tfaii Site. 3. In tho pr.xe? a:i-.a of e'.ivcs for cr'.nn s of | higher grade than petit larceny, tlio Lcgoiaturc vol shall have no power to deprive thein of an unpar- or tial trial hy a petit jury. u,; Sr.c 4 Any fwrsoti who shall dismember ? r de hie prive ? slave of Me shall sutler such punishment as tin ! would b inflicted in case th" 1.1 c oil- no? had be* n j ti a committed on n free wit te person, nn I on the hbe j i proof, except in case of insurrection of ?urh slave I ,! The quest.t?n of submitting tlio C r.shtup >n to I ?' | thu people for confirmation or rrjcction had rot ! , . r. : .? U. .. rr I ">? I umi n?-u ia ujini. ?. i iniii an cu ?r\ win i j ' be mi h. to eubmt only tlio ect'ona rclal i g to! I'.i ?l..*??. I I'rider tfio livAd of "ti e drama rirnwin^ to n j il1 clovtin Richmond Knquirtr rn. kc? tlio follow ing v slat viih in: * The l.nt< ? inu-!li_'? i.eo fi?tn tlio .it r>f tv.nr" ; f vi'.i!? n "r.nii lii'W "f prniniw 1 in the M i my *kv. 1 j Tbe Nil p'io i d l'? til" wound* of "'I) ? . Ivih . ' , it appeals, will union* r well; ntol it ? to Ii- j ! Imped ( \cn Mi| |'ur.it on w ill HJunre flo Tin- tele i ry I r:ipii infotnm u., oil what We presume b" reha . bl<* .lutli.M i y, tbat the Contention, for tlio f <rin.iti*?ti j : i tin- Constitute ii. ?lj -inncl on tbo "i!i in?t , h?i ' '1 I (bat it |'i-???lii flipmatfl n.iiie'ioi'ii p i.|..t? iv. I wli i'li alono will In t ol'Oii'.ti <1 to tlo- pccpV, White Wo think the entire oi ?ai?ie law of the new State, or * ' 1 rati it r tbat wlrcl. * Jo'jnoi for bu-Ii, ?boa'd b< 1 rehired t?>r p I'ul r approval, w? cannot but < x i '!,>1 pro* .air jji.itilio t'oii ;;t tin- ?7etciinnaion of the ' J" Co'irnitimi; vii.t- tlio Miliiioflsioii of tin1 protisioii ' " with irfereiiee ti the i'i>>titiiiioii of i.|avoi v ii oil tb.it ' ' .i iioc U.I *o jotrc a qii't itiH to ibo < mated innl ! * " " i tr wring c iiitfuvcm), w I ob lm?. of Into, flo ii riowNlv he aifiiat il tlio foilniry. I t?l? *? tbt* nifoiioat'mi up.n w" whieli wc I a?e iluvc rt th etiotiB prove*to boino- v,,t' ih'oum, w o tti uk tbo nppn.nte I hour is at hat !. w l.oii ''le tbo Aui' i iomi jo oplo may congratulate theini* Ive* i P ( tbnt tiutb ban ti iuni|ilit'.l o\i i t tn*nn;tl it tlio (Jon- j ! Ht. til! oil and tlio I II I re hill Mt'ttli; tb.it tlo j ' i Not ill atnl South I nve b tb to. 11 fui't caiih- nut I "" till I- llltllll.il ploifoo III tbo N I lilllill K.lllfl 1 bill, t I ' b. ndherr to the pt lieipb of popu'a *n?t |. vlitV, ail I llOWstlv abnlo tl o i>?u , nt. I tl ' t till! I lollio.liili ' p.n ty Mill tidiii nisti I * out g> vi ri no i.t. I 1NI >1A A.\'I> T1IK Sl-.HOfl?A II ilit< ll'gi lit Alllct 1 1' Cm can, tvh b m 11 !.ii'i?i> no pi i nt 'ii.-o witb tlio |> | i! i lion ami tb.- st it" i.i tb ug* in In lia. tbu > flpi .ik* | tbo mutiny and tb Sop j*: ' roil "I look ti.ioii tbo ill I'll* as of wry short dina- ' ' I'lili. Il in confined wholly to lb cm .nip i. y'fl so'dlom, but' Ii w of w !o.in arc in tact native* I'., i - '' 1 pal. Tii 1*5" .ro iio.niv oil ?ini.'r.in # It .tit \i i i mid < tboi'pans oi Am and no nioM'y .M b. ino " 1,1 t ills an I I i lldoo lb an li". Tiny W.'rol on bl ! '! , to Ihino.ll I.J tbo IJil.t I Iidiil Colli) Il \ . .ia a- ' ii,' w il s of Wood mill llnl'MIS it n ,||| r fo| | O 111 : ' 'Idle III O' the I 1.11 b I p ,, libit:.'II, w bo : j a, lily , 1 ' to Olio ot lilt* * or > ! 11. ii,?ri .1 idly i || IIIto (born, n i would bi (jiad to .-.?.iV'i\ . u,- ; , ill in put to death. Tin; o; ,>js havo ii? tb.n .' to do ' " ' w '.I. Iilbn;; tin- ; r< ui?l, t?uT arc a p > r, in - i nh . 11 ' I rnco of idle lii.if, |W. an 1 witli t'lo IlKc'li lil ; I 11111 ha- :l' ' j on the w ay, tin i o wdi not h uwji _? I. ft al c. w be ii ( the idilt'llij M'as li niiiviK in nt rpi. mj. 'jindt ! I" r | may be intiMriljitcd 1 >r a flcirl l.inc, but I cannot " -J j if. iik tin lilcrru)i:ion ? i! la-i Innjf. V. u tliii 'k I j " I t.ikc.l wrnilir view ol ill.; Iilat'i r toil il j no-... ... II i I i<>n, f ''m l. i nn min 1. til.ni i v .in n in tli.it country, , 1 ami i ii'vv.r.h 11.iv in.no f.i i!i ;n wli.it i nee inyt-oii j 1 ! tliiiii ill what 1 licnr liuru otlu rn," i ' < ? ' I' ' Tiie r?nTi;o?MiN? Mis ?Tim Hroo'.il to Wnsliii ,,'t'in <ii 11-i 'in h lit ill i' . 1 '..| no 'h I'i rrr *mis i! is iiunoiiil ili.it Mr. Kui'liiiii.'in, in I - 1 mi '"i'i .iiiiiin! nit*'Sii^o L n'l'iii?, w ii take bn'.l uinu 1 | lli mi tin* currency" i]us -linn; lli.it lie wi.l i<* alTuiu (lie I i iii illCijllcK 1.1' 1 lliwii ill ||,H Kjltic'l llll 111, lli.1i |lt ii - ami ' ili-iil Tio.?ury b II, 11<- In l-.-vi-s iliut it wi.l tin.* in Iv ' tr*liti >n Hi the fraini'iis >I tlu Coiistitin n to t st.il. l-.li ;i Ii.ii J-HKiiioy cuiTi noy, and ili.it th* action I < <'..iioiim. miico liaa Lien a iliii I) d. j>u: lute Ii nil) tlint intention. Kin The will ho made in tlto tn tl <* >n*ri ?* n' w licilnr S "itc IMiiiUs Ii i\o the ?* imlilnli in! jiuivi i c to i-otuo cifi'iil it uK "(iroinigis In |ny.M Tlurow.ll i be a In rap p.uiy to ink* lln (Kgiiiw of ilit nrgu* est nn lit, w tin w ill nn', it is s i'ii, y u I t until a ois nii "I i h is in*, ii o.vi ii i n tin1 <|iiih,iiin liv ilie Kuprdtu <> Colli*! of t!u> I" nitc I St oil 4. A U'lu i iil bankrupt ' l ev lit* for the lliiik* will h?' |iiist.ni. 1 for action. : Tlii* w ill |.1 o?iilc i tixcl lc_.il cnuini lot* | unit (_ in i 1 t<> li?|u:iluliini iii .'.relit ll.inls* all uv?*r the I" n ...i. * -7. Ov I>irn?1 >:iinc Humor inform* u? of a Ucno- l>.i diet, of raS'u r f.i-t'ilrom t.f-le, who recently a.hh *1 i! * ?| I' I i! Oil'i U |o tl . h iiiylli (it li.M ! Ii '.O I ill'-, mill I j ' io. .1 h.s brttvi Ici l at the cxtflite i inl * thil upon tlio principle that "distance lend* enchant- I ii i' ' ment fu the neic?'' ' wm ClIAS I.OTrC, N. C , Thursday, Nor. 2)'., 1807. li Ibmrs. Kuitors: Leaving your village for this ( c, we thought that hy coming ncroas thu coun- I wo would ih'.mi the insolence of hack driven ? contusion of lailroud*. And taking jp the lino I larch, wo noon passed the limit* of tho Palniothate,mid found ourselvesquartered in tho benati- 1 p situated town u(Shelby. Hero we p<*>>ed n very I ^ is ?ut time nni<>ngM fiior.de and acqufilbtauccs. j i Shelby people Iibvo high hope* that they will j ' ii liavo a railroad running t ? that place from 1 irlotto. Wo hope th< y w 11 put forth a little , re uiergy, nud expend a litt'o more of the "uiic , ig needful" in all iuch enterpiisvs, than was I d by some of their m ighbors. jii Monday we started for Lincohiton. Thla ia ( old sliui<l<*tdl town. '1 ho day wo* "raw and ay." There waa little to uilvri upt the dull mo- ( oiiy of rain, mud, mil w.ti.l. Ocear-ionnlly we! ill ! eoine in Rght of a fiirui Im>um>-, lr.au which ' , a lint id divtrn wh.ch stood :.t the gate ra 1.1nl guard*, and tiuim rutin w lti?< -he.ah <1 < hit- ; ii, gn/mg with Mixu us ip'.nun d I hewirein.'ke j ir appearance. Tinia> douht, (the children ;.?urve, ami not the i/ngs.) aie to !>< the tuture i tical Under* of the Suite. At l/iieolnimi we ti l to make qua k t me by ge tt ng oil the plank d. Hut tor human hope*!. A reaction ii to. k place oil our clcvut< J hp lit*, wit. II we' id that tin roni was mi le of lu.'.e*, run ! and j rp?d plank*, ph e??| do.vn a'.t< rn t. iy. (in th a d tie Mm k holders should ? r? et a monument 0 llepatl-d Worth," lor I believe the or..onal .t was ij'att.Uyil. audit waa sold f..r $>l?,'?uti. e arrived at Chail"tte < n '1 uisday i-vming. Tho . in was in a hustle with the preachers of tlie ; jlh Carol na Conference, who had congregated in nil part* of the Conference hound*. V- H'er, the assembly wan convened by loshop l'..ine, ! Alabtiiiia. They iuinud.Hlely ptocecded to the .patch of hu* ik*1, for wh eh. a- ? hody, they are ' Ho expeditious. No business ol iuqiortuiice has n transacted yet. Another |.mg humoii ia nn-t p iled The iiiiii Hter* are generally looking w. II, though the active titreiM- whieh the) lire com- | ltd to take in thu pcrltTlli.incc of their assigned ; lie* wn* u great plotnoter ot health. Thu e ti- i i* have acti-1 in"H kindly on I courteously in : pir ng h>r tin ir reception I may w r.te nioreaa i 1 Conteroucu advance* m it* transaction*. Z. TilC DANES. Col. Mcmmingcr, Chairman of the Committee o' ays nrtd Means, hua introduced tho following re- I ut.<>u? into the Lcgsiuluru on the subject of nks: I. Rrnolted, That the' i'-niie of X?>te* ns currency it privdeg > granted to tin Hanks upon the Mil?d condition that tin y will redeem such iinti-* ;h coin, lit tho pleasure of tho holder; that the i ore to perform this comlitian ins'ly forfeits the j vilege, and should <1. i.i i? 11... 11 .nl? ..f ! .. .inning Ironi vu -li that the Act iit nla ' II t<> M?lnfX'll"li*n of >]K* e payment* snnp'v c?tl iplatcs Mich privation in the tot in of u penalty live per cent. i cr ani.nin iip-.n the circulation ol ti ntispclidcd Jhnik, ail I the Slate klioul.l irnevt n pay incut of the name,* ro long n* the l!ank<t ill continue to rvtuku payment m h -ceic. t. That thn paying out by the ot or Iiruikn of i im|in of tho iu<|N'iii)ci] Ij.uiUn in ill cIT-ctl'e je hy them of a Hipr?viatc?i currency in thc-Meid their own nn!'?, ic-h-vmable in c- in, ninl i? a j < in violation i f law, far winch prop, r i-rotei'iMui?* uM be iumIiIbUJ by tho A Horn y (icutlul and I C I TS. i Tlint ths auppnacd convertibility of Hank ! into Ci in f.t the pleneuro of the hnlilir h w l iicrto i? en re!.el upon toeeenre i!.- r u*e am-ur- 1 icv; hut the mi?jH-n?ion now in , i -n nee inhibit* ' 1 failure uf th * ? enr.ty and tenucm tivccvKiry n i rt to inert aved vi ruritii?. i That one nl t o chttl enuiw-a of th?-*n mnviih mi i? to be Ion ml in the |>n?cr to expand and timet tho currency, which in e*i ichi! hi pie a hy eviry li.ink nf unite, and that the h'M *trp ran In prevention vtioi.lJ be to limit cr Withdraw , i? jKiwcr. i. That a withdrawal of tho power wou'| invc tho adoption of ati entire inetio currency, n eireit'.it on oi the 11 iik imti? of ot|e.r Stat a; I; ot wli . h n'luiiiiv being i 'n ai-1) .inpr.icicn i or mil mjinl ?e no L*?*ug ,t I? the alii ma- i ? ol providing #nnie efiiiimt chevka oud hin.U- | in to a paper c u;rt ney. 5. That uniong tin a -check*, one of the most 1 ilury >9 t l?e found in n reduction ot the amount < i japvf cireul .tn-n, hy filling the ehniiln-lv uf trade ' I t; the Miialier coma; mid in inn.lich an pi.per of . i n.'.ntc ih iioni'na;ion? w.il ulw..yn ?;r?p|ji-e cc- ri, | n o.on. s neeeniuiry to ivill.diaw fiom eueii'ut .>n . i.k n tin ?-t tin- a nmb-r itetionun t.i.n* thai t-i , I t cud ail the Ihiiika of th n S:u'i nhoul i he re- [ 1 re-1 io ? * ri?* liom i*iicul iii'in willnn two ir* n'l ti> ;< ? midir I.*dul in, au>i within three i it* all n (>? otult r I n tlirilaa. ' That i?. in ke l!i i mcat-nr.- irtnro cfTretire, it 1 I t'M he | r o'i'l to the i! ttliborina Statcict' I ' rjj :t aial Not til CiruVti I ?? } tie n l.hc r< aim i i uti tin* imU'H nl tin ir I).i> Ut?. i 1 1 n it tin- | r. jut Inn t iiini.i t? n pij>? r cut nnre id' li ai would atl icli I < it, a* eaily on puna i . tin? if iiii.il fulur-a of n mirtncy m coin, < nti^-l w'.in li the iiiint imp rt.mt air antu .l c* i ! ._ ? .!c v-lur, and ivni|uint vu fii-cdnju It in IU . 'I'll. | I i ii tlf f:n?t iV.ituT, i? w i. r.n r.i-tual <* II_ a rt 11 a-, til IV in i? i in i i I y 11 tpi i i ^ r.M li ' I k, ill in hi : iin to li e |ivi - mi t< ijii * Ir to it ( | in ill r u > ill c li, (Ic|> ? ' ni 1*1 .it r i! nut ! i l-ir tin r ifiltMiiniitiii, .mi juivn' nt itninunl of i I- Stm k ; iii.il ilii an- i. 1 l.-alor- m.i\ l?cairur- ; hy I.I I tin/ llic tntal <1 rii.'U a! tit 15 Ilk ?"' ? is j ' 1 tn t .1 sum which t *; tit lie. h.ln n Ii'.tvl to j < lltn o.icu . linn w h eh un r imv r tcu iihtanei s j I I n-ira it cut tent in nor Slate; ti nt cm li 15 mh t a ! In- |i rrniiti'tl tn is?ur im in re tli.in iiu nils- ' I |. nt ti| i'iii tuiti in j r.ijttiu n i?t Ha ca ital, ex t uji'Mt r i' di'p'Hit <?( i n it i ? un c jti.il inn. utti n, nit fiii* tin rulfiiijitinn t Mich incrt-mc I 0 Tnat tn cany in', t tlift tin- I .M im nt. nt ' t ainro, tin) in milium nr. ill . . it t.f t' c State ah '1 , t iit'crt i in J .? li ai 'y in pi ailic.i'ni .I t inli t nk fch.nl rab*titulc tut its |.hh nt ici-n t u new - i n nt i n In I r ii i nt pr. t 1t'? it hy lit. 1 st Hi- t it ii. t" If ti.untiisi.' t .1 In ii prnj.it itli.'t r t ii t' e tl. ji *.t With 1 iii .1 Shu hs nr Ilnntli nt i 1 Suif nr l!n- 1'llit' I StuW *, nr if tin* City of t .lit .? mi r ' Inn l> i, I i.i i j i 'I m .flu t c.tliir t ll the II W 1.1 <ul.lll II h\ t' limit flit.lit I tn h .till', nil ll il t't i' ii't - li he : Jij n'l,I I,. I. > till 1 I 1'IIIJ tlnll lit I'll; IS'IUH III f ill l'..,ll'.i ill a lit.I.nil i In m- ill 'is ait a.l. | i i il l.y i. a ; mil that c ,ii is? a h nt I > ii i s s'.j i ! al'nw t I tn any . i ii'. In l' t* illlti'l c . ii.il i h .i nil', it | h 'i i lilt' ll|-| *<j t nf an i rial ai in nit nl i' i nr hull, ii with Ihe i n .hpi i., |ilci|.;t.) lot tli - l etlt'ilijiliun of Mich tm|| :I s.,,,.. t !. 1 .. ! a i.a e i iljiel ' " ? (,,r the um' of lie lit \ ' ! I pit.pl r li n.? I I Jit tin a j ii t va n I at ? nl lilt li .'l iml i i .'"st't lh.lt to tl. s i n l t i * i.*r. * i.s it .iv iniji s- tl |< n tin tun? of <i.? i Hit lilnl ilitili'M i line. ' hy tin hanki all nil hi am ,1 linn..' i u il sjn i .i p yinj 15 iiika, n.irtli it . li 15. i ? Im ii'.ji; i. 1 to a.l?ft t ?e l * i :iti h . 1 to chat nt 11n in lilti it i ii-lj li(s n ail df.'liti i. i in' i ihiil Ii.i 15ai.lt hln.il . t in limre than ?. vt ii . > . hi |>-i '.nnu ii in sioolt tio .1, i.,, r> ?tT?- 1 < l). t !? , ii s < lil, ,i lun 1 lint e\ . ( Mill:; ti ll | : ??. . un.l tu ] revolt | It iiuijl" tl Volt. litis. Ii < >iw.am/a no\ to jiik Soi iii Ctrni ivt ' i.i.i t.r.. II" 111 .-' . -. on I i "I s vt i n.', f in 1 tl i i . i hi / : "ii i |lu? I" cully, I'V i .1 n_' 1 t lui.r of M .il.fii... t ?, I<\ ' I i ! c! oil of i I., i 'i n j ' \ i i. ) '<*, I - | . ? 1 i e I li:?t !>ilj of V.rjji . i? : i I ;o -1 ninn i" I'i i - \ nt I .unarmn ?t lliu ?lul ua u( ' PfofnMriliip <i( llittcr) nod IVlilical Kilties. ' Vol Vt i, .!>! i.i n iitSi'in.iii of i iii ii tit nit'lity I .i' t i linn li'.n, itiol ill every m; u'i u I. f;li- ' jii ilif'u .1 for tlo |" i t'll. I":.? II"" A I". I."ii_*'-'i i '. the Pi'fn tlfiit i |t el, | it .S.m'li ('.'iroliii iiii l>v Liitfi, tihi. ilt tl liy Mr. uitlt I, i f Aliln villc, nntl I !_ it i it <lt nt of An ' i. n t-'t roiiniiiiiiu'ii wall Sonlli I '.iro! nil, niol I!..lit' t I, III OVII by 1'tT llldsf tl ',,O.M.,>l;t tl | | ?ti m. Ilt> i? a ^t nilrni tii of ^en ti?.iinl imc lite- i . y " i Miifiit*? of 11 ist ital tit, .i i'i s t l tint Ii.111. | ( or ft r. . to) li iiniiiil?ly mi 'e?l I r tlo.- it tjuiaiiioiis , lit i .lift'. \\ r liavf no tioi'l.t Ii" vt 1 fie mio Inl in the I'f (' ?s ? ' "i!'' t" vvliieli l.e lias n I'.t'. ttl. Carolinian nf Snlui Jay. v asi??s ('o\v i:s nti.n.? \\ vmiivi.tiiv, Xtivcmln r ( ? Ii is iiiiIoi clot' I llial llit In I. ut niol (),? hii ' i! i?it t unite in ?ust i in ? tiio net.of die n?;is < '.tint ut o? i l.iiivo t 'die imilcol dccitlin,; i rjnol n i >! 1 toi v. I'br N tv Vol St II rul<i's cm r< >poutlent vrn* . I W.rlo i is t'oiillit'l tt'.i Jti i s lit ft at, bee.iuse 11 iiii die (Ktvpio of Kansas, bloo I) civil | r will surely follow. TDK 80DTII CAROLINI COLLBGB. | In llio Uoiuc of r.qirwnlullni of Bouth Caro I ua, o?i the VGth ult., n debute look place oil the College question, ou the following resolutions of II. ' r. I'erry, of OrccnviU*. Tlio defence of Col. 1 ilcmmingcr would indicate that the college will he ct alone ax at present organized: Resolted, Tliut the South Carolina College he eor^aniz d so as to make the professors depend- i nt in part for their salaiict ou the Tuition l?'uiid of ! die College. lieaolre J, That i II 'he inemWrs ?f the Hoard of . rrnrtrcH ol the t^onth Carolina College bo elected > l?y the Legislature every t ur years, Mr. IV11 y spoke in l.?vor ol I he rvs'dulion.v. The Tuition i' Uit.t, he said, was about leu or twelve , lliousaud dollars. This was iii tlm bauds ol Tn s- | lees, and annually expended by them. The Kaeul IV. he said, wtw iltdepeiideut ?>t the receipts ol the Tuition l'*?nd, and need not Ire concerned whe.lo r I here were it'O or oO students iu attendance. lie thought it would be to the interest ol the I???ti*Ulion, hy the proposition which is rn ido in the Lull lie Mihm tll'il to the House, viz: to pay a salary of J,l.*.t>0 to eaeh l'lofe?sor, itlld make them dept lidrut fi-r the b.dance Iroin the tuition fees, lie was not disposed to ieduce the notary of any IWooer, .i. l he believed the plan ptoposid would bring the i.mii ii s up to thcae i.n.v given. As regrids ihocppropnations made ti em the Tuition Kuud. lis said that it w is only the other day a new hu Iditig was ( it up, and now was a'rotit to fall down; for this there \\ " '.t he another appropriation wanted; also for ullother lo W w.ng. Ilie laws of the College, he ra.'l, ri quired the I'rolmsois to keep t'lcir houses inrip iii; ) t sc.irei Iv un\ tippii>|iriition asked tor these purposes was tejeeted; il a I. nee or pate loll down, the i nliev was u-keil t mid obtain* d. Hy the pri posed mo le, when money was wanted, the Trustees would apply to the- Legislature. He s.. <| it Pi k annually t> n thousnud di llnrs t? keip up the College. There was a CV.Iogo in (irii nv 1 u w le re o\i r two hundrt il bnya were educated, the b.dar.es of wliosu tvaohers he ii?d not think amounted :n thcngjreg.Ve to $10,000. W hen nny tli no was t? be done to tho C'oi ego, a carpcnti r was sent f. r, nu i a c m tract in?d<; when next yi ar, in all prob.ih lily, another upproptration wilt be wante<l for the same w. rk. A.s regards the roi>.u:i n requiring the Trustees tube elected hy the L g slature ever j four years, lie tlm ght such a change was taut. As at nresent ruiiiiiiutcil tli.it bn-iv mo* too I.Tiiu rx?'d!h;io menhir* In I not t me to attend to tin- duties Tin* JutLe* had ;o sn ..I siti |ii. r fioni the* court m llic evening \vh*n tic y '>".;l.t to l;v wnt.nii out their i! cis'ons. '1 In* ci net* v.' is tK.it tin* husiuiss was slurred over. W hero there ore 3G nu n, n> ? nj!? iiiilitiilu.il f. < U tliu responsibility. L i the liourd he small and tin y m ill In I the rcsfKMisibility. When m*n are de-end for n certain purpose and held responsible they will be on:lit us and prudent. Il ml'ht that the Trustees should bo responsible, atid the way to neenmplish tl. u mou.d he to dmp? nie with i-t idlicio tin -mbcr* entirely. The College asked to be sust.iiiie-J b_v the dt ite. It watt vn n liu s.i'd to conceal l!io (act that there was n crowing lending throughout the State against the insti utinn. There w< re Colic;;. a 1:1 various Seett'in* of the State which Fit) |?ort. 1 tin ?ns? Ives: one ill S,s?r'.iuhurot one . t Jlue U el, mid oik* at (ir. i ii\ iUi-. till ih*o^ \v. il and so t iin ny themselves: Your College rc]*ures $.Ti,tiilil or id*>,l)(?Of thu* making the eo?.t of ev. ry I'ludiiate ot tin* institution about Au lust.iuuuu thus sustained hi.mi! 1 tie looked into. lie would r> f.-r to nnotbrr fi attire of the Hill which Ik* introduced, and that was ttti iiu-re .m in the ch.t rs d ue doors of the Colli yi* slleui 1 he op*, n to nil; if n you 'T mini should ch. <? to study law, In* sh-*u! I tiave tin* np|x>rtuuity to d;? s >, Mini so of other studi.-s; hut uon't rtO'iiro nil t" (u ihri-u^b a pres. i .b 1 nnd r tjular cool sc. Let?vary xouiiu tiiati pursue t'*e stu in s tie iii iv ?' left, as it is in the Yiritun.i I nivers ty. Tin so days every n\a*i Has ciluiat< d for n purp* Mr. IV i>. ?o ndvoeat. 1 the ad lition of a Clin r of Mod* rn I..ltig*tsi*i ; H lie a i leal II tl i* ntlCIClit h?na'u -. n** ? lie l.-i*i in the lii*i Ii i ii?and indeed we III .til lllro imy Lag! sh, I i I ur (.'o'.a.*e Wotllli It not be ti tti r to stu ly Fundi or S;*a**-h t! nti (irevkf II** once lii-anl n iF'.i'e'll stud .Jtid t> ?n> that win n he gl aduahd, he hail litli-J or Uu kuoWh dge ?d Orography. 'i lie p'an projs srd would besides lip .1 r< lief to the Stale i f ;roin . eiit t > I' tl tli -Ut-ulid doll .r? n:illiially. lie belleVe.i that by t itiu '1 mil->l? Fund h u.J he ilipli.m a and llie* k.'.r.e-s of t!,e 1 rotes- | sots l?* gr. aw than b< 'Mi.*, We mould then l*n*< , a Ci t ?' *j{Ue of dt y or J U Stud-uu instead ot tie pi i ? : t uU' Js r. J'i the \ i^i.a UniferVty time ft*? *r>mc of ill v i'f?li Mil i?. ii'lir ) it I v the Ui-t't r.itry clp?-U*t*, rett 'vinR ;>ii i?v > ?>? ? } I .'MM) |h.t amiiiRi. IK behcv*d tl.ul lr the oi ?v i r_>:nz i'.i.mi |ir.)x?i .1, nnc ul I not only pay 1Jk?, but hav? a luuvcl I urn I Mr. Moinminjrir nxl that the r.t officio m?ml> r j 11 ?t ti Melt to exinct Muir il.viur.it . u < ; ..plna.n finrii t.un. 1 K- .1 tli.-r l > d. i.ver h.-1< M in. ny, i.lot I c now lit?* ml I. brine nv.ct on tli.it ti.e l>.-t i>.t inl. r? of the !i artl ni ri'tiin I iii. in in. liiln r-. J':...- li nt*. un~lit, under fir plan, elect iIimx*. jf. titii null, I.tit v? ill tl"y ln> c iii-tld t-?. ii< I.. I i v.ii tli- i v oi l i. -t. lie would Le ?'t i.queat f I.e I.- i n : <2< tare t!..it in ili?(v ii-.n^ with tit* (.. ft mellib. r?. it iii iil i il r-ii. ?. the Piotl t iTied lit liu-l 'A i 1 t'." I l? lit lilt# linu-u llltvt* It.MliyH n t. d .'m Tract <?, ji iiloll? y m- 1 ifiu m'.ly. lit* IhI Kb*. Uiiili' tin' null wr lli^lit ilut would fori I urtat?-r rrApon*. laty. Jl.vt ititiny ol them, lie **l. I, wi-utj at ei.tl any taut.,.,;, liat the Annual in. ting? il w .? in favor t f i i ..1 nj t'.io !inrr.l?? r of tlic i til. li. ' l 1 tiiv I--.: >1. 11>- w .. I a illl.t It * t ..t I , r. ! tit n lar^> m1 unwuMiy body. lie would I I lull il. ol i : ll.at D'.tv a tl... |nn ttl.o I It i int. d li . tire nt one til. < ! / w 11e Hot pi . m Tit to ict i..i iti i.t Hti'.t'.n r.... I ti t tn roi.-i qn- n.-e ao ii vjk .. t.ni? 1.....r I. II.- t .l t't.il, tlo nr>', tl'i*t I" 1 "?l the iiuinl r won 1.1 be nnlit, but tow l..r tlii- tl oiii. i'.oa on .. .t t>. I e irri. .1 tl. jmi.tlil . ti nni.ti.er tiii'.ler, .* tliere ?!>oud be member* |..Ill tile v.ii.t US Kl'l'l l II,i. ot tin' l .t ' J I w a* .. 1 \ or In ill itilip cl ..ll.je?, Tt t?."? Jf'in.tie t ..t ibe .'.I.'.ltlli l.'.li. 1-.IJ'? rlioU tl Lt a. tlt't; b'lt I "ii in ti e t ll'ili. e to t e II: ait.' II. too] t il It bin ti .'II I 'I I e inu ! 1..J I. t. bull I > it MlV * l. jjr tt In r ill - li m l i.t ol i* were t io_l.t J but pri.' Weimt't b.ve ti.e mint" I. to run i?'bt, an i tte iinist I. V" a ll'ili il. ii aitl ot ttlueu :> to b.'tve t .'.it-at. ti iiitii. Ilea in .si I..liar rtl C.'-.a.-fo. 1 .s iorl:iu!i i|i, I" .-.i. I. Iia.l a Ming rJa lit (u ii?a nittii ti.i lutxi in tlio heart* ol be p. op e. il kin- want* a lo w e'.aj" I, a III. te n .i e is put in it ii.-tt >|. >j.- r, aii I t'.e man ul nt-t-.l. .1 , * ii nt in. A n.e. i...lioia'.'-i y wit), viaiit'-.l, nto! I.e e 1 V II' Ii aslati a la I ill I liable lie il le.! III. II f.l ?'.I t'.e alii >Ulit, liiul ill two y mis l!,e I.a '. I njr w an ' Iilplft. .1; al. i I ... i rv I "./le w t ft' I .Veil ball a iiol.>.|| t>> !>i>|'|u': | li t r ti.t ii reliiM.'.. J lie nit*' ;u "ie> ul wt. it lie' I, bvi- brunches are taught must i.tte n il ir.'in ! niio * .nt e. Ml. Men. I s.i 1 lie Was pre; are 1 lo kp.'tl.l i.e m n , . : .lie S: i'.e !. i t'lur.te. n item thu toy i lb. Ii .v ill, II . i i a.?, i'j i! if tbo e*j. .<1 tnio , f tlip Tn.- i .III ! .1 I b I ... II I rt at I "ill 11." i I U'lle", J"U 1 itt ul i b .vu I-, t Car nu ll' a tbp tu I.on li s, or : nip! ly llw tit Ik.. >ey i>u; of I be 'lit.Hiuy. lie kail ' * I y- uis been 11. .. iV"i iii; to st p ti.e j^ierit < tj. ti- , ! but Willi ii: 'ur.-f . lle.lalliol tbink ti.e | ot tlieaili: ii li".,."ii ot tl t' Inlitl vo nil be my a-lvotiln^'O, '1 be t ?;>. i elieo of lb'* b >.K kbow . 1 tli.il toe I ,< "irbitui e, lis Wt H nt tlie'1 rukltl.s, i niijl.t tin in tin't*;rav.:r'aiicc of e*p(iiid.lurtn Cot ; ia be bu t iiil's. II, i?r> ! wiili tbo tfontlemnn fr?>m F.iiifit-I.l,a* ' I., i .i... _ ... . r ,i.. i re?t.t - - i ? -*. 11 I l"< ? o. IIIU IlllllCUHKS WlliCIi IIJVi' , X ?' .1 ill the I oil. \\ ill rrunni t" the I*i *ot>ilv pyafftn, lie did I not 1x1 eve it i ti .1 tn A111< i on. It Mt-tm-d vi r\ : ivi 1; in I uri j.i , Inr ).u:i_; rnt-n of tivviily-iuie i ml toentx liv. y. iixnl ?^i< intended tu peifect . l iiii-iK i in nr.i n loan lies, b..i iiiitiiii* mud liuv. It 14 niid jjuaidions A fit", f iiif inn i" inum l.p adverse to tho 1'ni rrrtiiy ?x ??, bo cunvl d?u by tiuriNini tin* tjif tli.it lliv subj ol woui.l bo r< tfiml to the . ' iiiiiutlrc on Ivtuenti n, mIi cli, on motion of Mr. Melfoiv.ui, was the c mr?e adupliil. A Wn*l'ini*ton eerro?|i'>m!ent of the Xrw Yotk fmil -r mill laujnirer mix*, tlnit .lolin lli.it, K? j , nil r editor >) tin Mei.ury. Inn liovu appointed C/olU". tor of the |H.rt <>t ChurUsf n. The Carolina 'J'mii? mentions a counterfeit ten' lo'l.n l> II ol tin- 11 ml. of I l.on'oirjj, ii liicli i? i ki ly to (lii-i in-, nithuti^li tlio in^rnvnitf i? ns?r*r, the ngm-tio heavier, mi J tlio Minding ot lliu letters not so perfect. A fifty ihoiivind doi.ir puh-rript'nn for the enilowin ill ol W.vke 1'. rest C'ohojf. a Ihipfint instilotion near Hull ijjh, N. I', li i* lw?-n completed. Jn tho I rntetl bmii a Court,Cohiuib'a,mi l'ndny hot, S. <1. Scott, ponlin.mlor at Colliir'n, l-dgct'teld I I i.Mrict, wap coDviotcd ot robbu^ tho tnnil. . *? '* .*" "7 " ? . * a # . VV -?*? umammammmmm FRIGHTFUL CATASTROPHE. Rc Tlio niul.incliotjr intelligence of tha lose of the ill-fuli <1 Central Amcr cm, which clothed tl,o na- ? lion iii mourii'iig, has scarcely gone the rounds of ? tlio l'rese, when wo are called opuu to record the s. destruction, close to our own enact, ol the New Or ?* leans Mini Galveston stenrner Opvtousoa, ef tl.o Vaa- V dcrbilt Line, mi I thu Iom of eighteen of her pen- ' angers, by coming into cuttisiou with the steamer Galveston, of thu Southern Steanmbip IJne, near M- ntcau roint, ubuut midnight on the night of the Ifilh instant. \ From Mr. Harrison If. Rohnrt, of Jnnee' E?- > priii, one of thu surviving p.tssoiigers of ilia Opa- |?umh, we received last night the loliowiug hasty * ii.ii r.ilive of the iwetio Among the loet we nb- ? M-rvetho name of Geticrnl Hamilton,of South Car- -? ; oliu.'i. Narrative or a Survivor.?I was a passenger I on the (.>|k'ioukis, ('apt. Ellis, b<>uii I tr<>m B< r| wick's Hay to Galveston. On the night of the , 1 fith, about a quarter put 12 o'clock, I was awaken- e i nt in my brith by a shack, a? il the teem I was ' struck by lightning. 1 rushed on deck and found it crowded with passengers, nil in the wildest state ; i of excitement?the ladies screening uud the gen- ?3 itctm-u I mi.ling to and fro. The fir*.l cotisciouMiost c ' 1 had of danger was hunting the inutc and steward 1 , ciil'iug on tliu passengers to save theniSehrcs, as * there were two life-prc ervns in each ttulr^uuoi. ? I hastily made for the cabin to get a life-preserver, ? hi t on i racl..ng it foiiud the water in it ankle 5 deep, i hnsli y retraced my steps, and ou reach- j hi i the deck ngmu found the sle uuer sunk to fur I guniv d s. The passengers then ran to the liurn- ? eanc de<-k, but in about three ri. nun ? she h id sunk | ' t i that deek. Tile scene ot wdj coniusiou and the* c liny which then preselited its*, it beggars all do- I 5 I scrip:ion. 'Iho lifo-boal was cut uwnv nnd some | .. ... III inuill jump ! lllld l?cr, illKl Utllt-IBJ'lllip. ( ! into up of the quarter hoots, \> licit both heat* t | starli t) for tlio G.-dv?ston, then some d.stance from j the- wreck. (At tli!? time 1 did Hot see the Gal- . i vision, and w.j? totally unconscious of the cause of ^ , tlio disavlvr.) The lift* boat, before reaching the = I Galveston, wax caps'in d, iintl M Trral of the patacn- n | fr> rs *unk to two no more. I held ?>u to the* stern ' I of tlx* Opt'lwiM?, aty) while ia that position was j j.lined l>y the second engineer. '1 his officer had se* i pitred a plunk, whit-It enabled him to shove off from ? I the wreck. 1 did not do ? >, behentig t)ie Opel, it* * Ism was aground. In u few moment*, however, tlie Op* lou*xs, froin the weight. 1 suppose, of her ma- j t hint ry, broke in two uu i turned bottom upward*. ; I S ojs th? liuWctun in the distunes 1 struck out * for lor, rind after swimming I think about a cju.ir ; ti r of a rniip, 1 wis puked up lv one ol the (did* o vestoti's boats. Captain lull*-, wlot was clinging to a piiougu* bottom, was aU.i peked up at lt?o sum- 5 tone. Ths titst engineer, b * w.fc, a man whose n.itne I do not recollect, two n**firo boys, and some g others, J bcl.evp, clung to a portion of the wreck, jj ofttr she turned bottom upwards, until d flight, * wheu tiny were picked up. A Mexican, name nut known, who had rescued n little boy, wiu also f'und j text morning holding on to a Iofc?, ncd himself and the )k?v are among the saved. J The in ttcot the steamer Jasper. Mr. McFarlanc, ; . raniiiUif to Sa'i.ue l'ass, ?u one of the passengers 1 f of the 0|H-lou'4?, nnd was saved. He a tcrwards I lift the Galveston, to tti*h uvor to save some of lite . other pttssongers, and unioitunstely per.sited >n the attempt. Froin all the information I could obtain, in the ' v con'us- i state of nfTairs, after I waj saved, it np- j [.".its th.it ta.til Loits bi'io.* under full headway, the I ^ (j.ilvtsti.n suit'k thu (.^x'lousas on the starboard side, a 1 ttle f. a ward of the wheel'house, cu'ltng her n. xrlv in two, and smashing ht r tit tchtu# ry sot! at the sfeuin fr mi h*r hollers sooti tilts! tlie tJi'M, r#-iid*-ring :t impov.i!.)o to dist n;u sh objects dis: t no", y. 1 lie *< eon I mato of ho U,-ei o?..s and the ? ! f *t mate of thr (, I region w. re* oil wacli <-n tlx ir | r. i live boats l<t tiie time "f the* c-.l si-m. Cap 1 i l n \\ ;t?!.burn, of llie CralvtsO'D, wa? not in chnri** ? | of the G. lli.it tr p, bating le'l the boat in Galves* 2 | tan.on ivcount o< s.i kr.ie* Cap! Sm th, I underj stand, had eh urge of the (i. C.-plain Kihs asserts T that lie was in li>? right tiack or corns#- when tlx* t-..|iis i,n trok t-i.M-e. Immediate ly n'ti r the culhs* on, C*pta n Kll.a leaped on beard the f# >lv<st<-n with a : pe, tor the p-j'pu?ei-f making the latter ho it f-st to the* llf ik of till- OpeloUSMS, m i-nltr to sari* tin- |..u?enrri-is, hoi being unable to accomplish I s purp*?e, leaped '-nek < I au?nt t>? the survivors, while on j r I tmard the (?., *>ncl nr'il they were pawed on board ; c J liio L'niun, at cl i-fl. ?ai? d<-of li<rwirk'? Pa). ? will lon^ bv icfrniiitx ml by them with grat.tuiie. -? known to ar. Loar. (>' n. J ilum C.irul.M. Ju Itfc John C. < -I- Uatal. N. O. | A. ! Vourh e?, Princeton, New .Trre' y. ( Mr. Sin.tli, ni- ih-.r ond yi ishjj laJ;., St. Louia. M L?"V \t tlliaii.s, I. I?nc.i, 'I i*. ' W. \\ ilnint. II .r.hn iiinut)-, Ky , body found, I ( MM nf C. \V. V. i!in> I, Kv. I M . ?.< M .rv Pnlmny, N .sl n.lv. T? : tifwr. ? M. F .riant-, la'e mat* utrnrn-r Jnwfw r. ' 'I W'i rliil In it i.| I). IVi||i.itir?, Coluinh ?% Tome. Cliil l of Mis K.?ut?, I$'i> ! a nan county, Mi>. A njrn-t M- n.tfll, l>v\V itt omiify, T? *n?. ? I iui.n, Niv.rro foui.ty. Texas. n' N> gin c tl, MviijMiy to Mrs I lursbbergc-r. N-glo boy, lid t m k OU Oi?|niJMl. I'L\73 S CHAPS. The I:;*' npitriisonifnl of tin- famous McOonnugh A* ei ile in N iv < )rh-ati?, I/ioi>i?ii.i, almwa a tot il vnl- . lb u.i on ol i 1,930,01'Sj. 1 lie vxpcUaca hurt Viur wire Ci i id hi ly. i N A un-n-tn of th>' world airs that "'.he state of, rn wi l .wins j is iiu'niivv(iii>ut; formic tnn?t us-mm | 1,1 Ill list) of II \ nil ; girl without be PJ Able ' 5 tub i-n la-r i^i.or.iiiee." I i.mi tl.:s 11 m i.ut it- sonnlilc In npnose that the ?.il ?i t!r if " VVid-w ImskI"' will sli .rlly in..We np j. jdi.-itli ii ft.r adin-ksi ii iiiits tin union. .j T..|? P i.'is Cirrri;io?tdenl ?f tin- .1 arnal of Com- ( j, in. i l<:> roil t;i'n i lia of tin- I ;r;c f iro lure e- ab sh- ~~ iiii i.rs in tl.nt v ly by the Past .i t K^V|?t. in coiiu-?i | 'a on o tin ii) rr.j^e ct Ins aoit with the present Sulinn'a daug tor. ^ Tin- London Tintfi hia nn RtHab on Cintral . Am i -ii id' i i?, in 1 J.ojm a I r an ,*n uojihU- adjust w riu i t i f nil p. mi ipi'*U>-in ir -m S.r Win. lion- ??? 11.1-!, v'< mV n, n mj tin < x y i . a!.nation ol the (i i ioj i ud i.'uril across the I-lbiitua. p . The tji oi .'iji lloiiv? of R. preaeufntivea liave pi*-/ ?1. In -7 ntiij' r-ty, the bill t:t,iin111_c n cl.nrtcr to tin II ioi'mv Ruiirotol C? iii|?.iiy. It w.isbittir i i . on tliir i>roiind that the Rout would de to n- ut Cliiiiitslou uuJ Svuib Cefeliua mure ih-m to or^'a. lij '1 in- Manchester Wiln'n?t'in Railroad Com- ed jnny inteiid r.nr.iij u Inn o' thr>e hundred thous iiul ilollut* lor tlie lehet ut itie.r preaeut ?iubari??a- Mi iii< nts. ?!? Tl c K nc of Delhi hnsmirn no. red IiimacH totlio ; * "' P.r i11 His own life was spared-, but hi* two bona ' 1,1 \ii re hi .ut. ? il.tnirs Morris, n, one of the "imr. hnnt prineea'' i ( . ol l.'iiitloii, iici-ntly nod, k.iviuj! nn < state wottli j t.M nty ui iii. ns ot i|..;i us?a I .rcr port on of which i j Is Hud to be invested ill tbc United States. i Tlic l.ill il ttrihul on of tile rellO I fund of North I fi, ('.iri'hnaaiiii'iiiits to {bth4?.*i.04. An csju il amount | m lias ..iM .I nti ti ill tlie" spmii??'-llliik 11^ tllu selusi! I i ii I luio ul Nurtli Caroliuo lor the year $160,- ! y, 8aU.(JS. " ] P, li is aai.l that llioaurf.cc of tho manimoth s'.cim I cr (>ri at R latetii, inside uiiJ out, exceeds twenty , ^ lourneies! j 1 ||y Aiii 'ii'* tho reesnt shipment* of curiosities from j N'ciiov. It to (trait I hit tin, is tho s! tfi on wluots is | loceii led the illstiu lion o! Sinacheii'j's army. h? The r> v ntni from tho to'-nee'o inonopuly in ki I V uie s. during the tirst ii no m nrli* of 18o?, wa? c? l'J7,? 5,'I'M If tics or nbont $-5,414.(?l>i)?an in t it <11-t the revenue !i mi tin- mhik (onree the ^' 0"ir< pcriotl of lisoG of 7,lbi?,O00 Italics, ..r Si,rj;,miO. Tin- Troliytrrian church at Orangeburg C. 11' was tie* rt jctl by fnc on ttie 2'Jtli uli. Aiirife* from Nicaragua by the "Northern I/ght" tato that war exist* between that Siatoand CobtM ISi.a. W nlkcr is not yet spoken of. The mur.br of the emigrant* by tliO Mormon* i? _ rmcd, mm) much indignation in coimtjutsno* 1 |>i < eai's. lion. l". C Clay ha* been re-elortod by the la'gibl.iluie tit Alabama to the L'nite.l State*Senate A gvirlfin in inform* the Barnwell Sentinel that *|| lie saw vn (it ii. 11 iinrimnd'ii plantation nn ncrc of A I mtl iiiia.Murt il, which produced niltcty-eight bushels ol corn?wisty car* of which hetle.1 a bu?hch O New York hn*. mil i*likely to have, vn*t trouble ]<?t '.h r in. in;.' .\. .1 .j.n' al . II. A I t'ta lit tie bo?y;>*u6f4flPH|HPIri .. 1 1 thcmselvc* *i.iyrotf(^|^BtS>H Tntai.l. I V - X ' * 1 % ? ? * m * " % * i wmrntmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ( iMrt of Couilnlo?m of tm hMi for Sptrtooburg District, 1867. 1 Teacher.- Namee. | ^ |^J ? "'Mre. L. A. Low *102.36 ieCloS Mr?. Martha Turner,... 173.20 130.40 -i J. M. CWfc, 123)4 93)0 W\ G. A. F.Wc 23 60 17.70 > M. r. Permit 0 37 7.03 , llmrjr Caution 160.72 113-04 M Mfa. K. K. Uoiitlioaeer, 48 20 36 16 ^1. C Muthia, 105.72 79J* J Rarneit 28 30 24.37 W. T. Farrow 22 64 54.41 C. L. h .Lwff* 61.04 3328 * G. Uicka | 133.72 28 79 flubnan 8.35 0.84 f C. C. >Seru^K"i 56 46 42X10 1 ; i R. i: league, 66 0U 42 SO .<!A. F.Barry 24 04 18 03 Y? 1 J. M. Hmilh 32.20 24.15 i IK. L. PamxWr,, 23.761 17 82 ,fA. Y. Om^r 57,12 43.11 ? \ L. A. Purbiun, 15.20 J| 40 { K. Pill 626 522 : j L KernUt 31.70 23 78 = I K .1. >?-wmr\n 2.1? 1.57 - ( J. VV. Br..wu, 81.52 61.14 5 I R. II. Gurglnly 82 40 22.05 | Mi-a M.J. Coan 23 00 17.25 I, K. J.u'kwjii,. 33 68 25.26 i, | O. 1*. RirturtlKWi 14 28 10.71 ! | T. F. Mutton 10.72 8 04 ! t W. A. Ilawicin* 103 43 77 57 T, M. Cn.l. 17.32 12 29 P. 1). flicks, 63 ?>4 47.28 Susan J. (Ju mi 12 64 9.48 | II. A. Mat tin 10.72 8.04 | 8. A. Carpenter, 11 21 8 94 N Miee K II. Furrow,... 116.00 87.45 ! I Willi*ut Ei4.ll, 4.36 3.27 1 | B. IV. W.tiUo, 1511 40 ' K. T. Martin 31 34 23.51 I J. L. Scrtiffga 122.40 91.SO ( D. G. Bulhtl|teor 20.C1 15 46 ;\ -1 J F. C. Rrwe 153.40 115 05 ' j \V. <J. 11 Jtlmnse 72 6?; 54 45 L i F. N Walker 56 60, 42.45 1 Miaa J. F. Uillard, 19.20: H.40 i f Mi*e E. A. Smith, 32.36' 24.27 - | M.fe M. C. Heudrit,... 13.08' 9 81 - j J. r. McVae 62.28) 46.71 | J A. L. Few 4 19! 3 15 . r | Wm. M. Grieham, 57 98' 43.49 * ' (8 W. V. Hunt, 4 Oil 3 48 3 fC. W. White, 161.56j 121 17 * : | C. Coleman 8"J.05f 6*>fit - i w r ... I , ... M~.IVOT|VI f? ...... J.V'O ? 1 I } Ju. Smith 37 60 ? 27 f | 11. M. Cunningham 43 41 S"2 5? I II. J.mit-a 87-06 28 -25 * C K. F. Ibt via 83^0 6 I 13 | 0. C. Brewuta, 15.38 11.67 r; J M. A. Crim 2-3.V* 16 56 - | E. G. Hudson,...! 31.80 23.82 J J S M Willi. 26.81 20 11 r I W. I>. I.< iti.urd, 33.44 2...08 | ] W. 1'. Gimliftm 3.4fv 2 61 I C. Fi. NVi-ximortUnd,... j 15.61' 14 -TO ^J. J>*rih.'im .....' f?9.7 i 11.81 ' I). G r.uHiitgt .n, | 31 32 23 45 lliram Math's 60.42 52 07 II. A. Turner 1 20 21 l.? 18 ? J. II. R' untric, 3 35 2 52 " M. Wrbhrr 40.C8 30.M 3 W . L. T.i|?cumb, 78 05 59 22 * j Ft. A. Petty 5184 3c =8 >' W. F. Lee 47.76 33.82 f J. IV. F itrr 14 371 10.78 1 W. U \V.|k,n. 9.0S 6 81 M.- G-udeUik, 32 16 24 12 W. B. Ctimotia 57 8" 43.35 ( W. B. Simons 14 32 10.74 (l>. M cliai 15.041 11.53 Mr*. M A Juikswt,. .. 54.16 42-62 .1 V F-irr 3.721 2.79 ^ II. M Go->a.'tt, 8.08', 6 06 1 P. irt 23.35 17 52 J. C Golal.tl* 42 12 32 09 ' K Ft A. Willi..m. 4 I 68 33 51 1 { Fi. Ft A. IViRium,.... 15 68 II 76 { J.C. ttamtin 25 26 18 95 J. \V. B-d.n 3.48 2/-1 0. Goin, 8.76' 6 57 C Panlcson 42 16 31.62 M > lvu?(.?rd 17 16 12.87 J. A. i>o.u:, 7 16 5.37 1 H. Linr:.?i. r 52 24 39 18 LII. P. Gol.yhlly 42 18' 31.64 $3,981.00 *2,986 64 Incidental expense*,.... 13.36 43.VOU.OO Am?nni reeeittd from Fofl?-r Ac .TuJJ $3,000.00 Tli? ab>?e is a correct ( tatemeit from tbe r?ria?i'. r< port*. wh.ch arc certified by tFie Gniniiitsi- <?n* ,.( ,uc i ccli .ol, nnd prmcn belt-re the proper li.-cra, and Uviw hi my p ,?v ssu-tt. A \V IN GO, See. and Trcoa. Tii-erxiNQ ?.Many t.f the tin Is and factories in aw Kai-'nod ar>- n--w riaumirs work ? om. r.g . tin -lie I'nicn Manufacturing Co, of X<>r?alk, t , tbe Clncip'.c (Macs.) nulls, the litid ;t 1 mil'", suit the Ma-*ns??it Flour mills, at FaQ nr. The American Pr.nt W<>rk?at Full river,it b'-l't-ct-d. ? ! h!?> e r>n commence rtinit nj. ^ MAH.SUBP. On Tu<cijiv, lite24th ult , by lie*. \\ ttmsGi n*r?, Mr I . 11. J At K>0 N. ??f Sp itluiibnrg, to i-s M ATT IE J. Col" LM-.LOGK, of Luioa strict, S C. Liver Complaint. Dre thing' i. us fin.l often fabil > ise/wo bad long iHed tl o skill of the rnwi eminent plijiieiatt^ (ii-n the discovery oi iOr M'Lane's Liver Pill Ived tin- dtficuhy, nnd presented to the wt.nl the rrat Spectji'-, w hivli h is attn ncd mm4i e idesprcad hbr ty lor its oerliinty of cure. Tl is successful1 wedy w an the result of many yt ars' etu.ly.in w hieh e ayrt f?t .ins were nam wly observed, and arc thus rr b<d by the D<> lor himself: Symptoms of a Disrate I J,irrr,-?Pain in tits {lit ?...!e. and sometimes in the loft aider the go of the ribs?the pittrnt heirg rarely able to oil the left; prvin sometimes und'T the shouldc-rale, fr queiitly exteudtng to the top of the sh?n!r?cftcn mistaken !<>r rheumatism in the arm; kile>* of sto aeh, and Ions of appetite; trowels *\ costive, hut sometimes alternate with l.<x; i'I, hes\y sensation in Itic back pint of tl>e l ead; ml memory, w ill uneasine ss of hav ng negLct niothin.*; sometimes dry cna^li; weariness i ( deb i IV; lit i vihis irritability; fest CoM or Lurntf, and prickly str.sntionof skin; low spirits, l.isi- * Je, Willi dioiiichnation to exercise, allhtwtch si.tis4 it would be beneficial, lu fact, patient disuei t very remedy." Have you any, er nil of these symptoms? If so, ^ u w ill find h certain remedy in 1 >r. lame's l'ltla. rrpind by Fleming iiros. of Pittsburgh. 1ST Purchaser* will bo c.ireful to ask for 1)R. RANK'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, niBilactnied by FLKMiNU BROS., of Fitt^ ihoii, Pa. There aro other Pdls purporting to i liver Pills n??w before the pubhe. Dr. M'lains's nukie Liver Pills, also his celebrated Vermifuge, in now be had nt all respectable drug stores. A'on6 tnuine irithout thr signature of FLEMING BROS. [ ; ?' Deo 3 41 It C'l I TP of oniTTir /i tint t?i oji/ixjci ur OUU1JI I AKULLVA. PrAUTANJUKU OIPTUICT. IN Tin: COURT OF ORDINARY. C'tntion for Lcturs of AdiHiawMl"n. ,^y 1IKRKASNJMROD ARNoLI V .|t - :iFT lolled till* C >Ul l for I.MIi m hi A 01, li e ilMU on all ituJ singular tin- goods and clmUvlo, <ti? ml cn-.fii*, of Aaron Arnold, di ; TI.mw are therefore to c.tofluJ urim..-.'land igul.ir the kindred and y?oditM> of lh<-b>Hi Aarop mold. t<? l?o npjmr'nt the Court <+ Ornary, for %e held nl S^mrtaro.urj unit n^uaa^ jh$^yVvh 1>.-oim'*r nev, >t* -how xx v s 1 ' tlcr" ""oo'd 11 i No ^ H^PntiTli r my hanl ar.d soul of office, l"i? t p Hri o!ty i>1 November, !S.ri7. .J NO. KAUDK liOMAR, o . *, )>co 3 41 tv

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, December 03, 1857, Image 2