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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24,1851.
cmitrs iifMuns. * J
r Our C-irrier bene to notify liis patrons tli.it ho
will wait upon thorn on Christmas moral iii? will) his w
annual greeting, uml hopes to lind every body "at ^
home." t(
TO I'ORRKSPOSDISXTS. '?
We have written n private letter to our corns- lr
p?>n.lent* at Wuwlruir?, which we hope may prove 01
satisfactory. "
on the system of deaf anil du'nb instruc- ''
ti?n, will npiK'ar next week. ''
Wo liavo really no room lo spare (<>r "Forest ; ''
' * S.lverjjlade's notices. The circumstances which w
p:ve thein interest have (Kissed away, and to each p:
we uwurded brief notice.
} nTifisnTts. !!
CVe congratulate our roaJvr* upon the return of t!
im-rrie v^nrisiiins unil>," wm-ll llliy PV?* Will ol>SO l.'l
in nervous sIuiiiIht, trembling wiih delighted ex- T
pectatiuii for the early morning light in reveal the ai
pretty gilts which Santa Ciuus mny happen t?? ?1? posit
in their snowy stockings. Ami wecoiigratuliUethcni ll
also that thus far the weather has been rather a pro- ai
traded fall than a stern winter, and that so many pi
arc sung and comfortable?having plenty to eat ami
to wear, and fire for the long winter evenings. Hut,
in the midst of your happiness, romoiiitM r that many
are suffering pinching want?yes, even little children?to
whom Christm is brings n<> nice gdt? or
rich viands. Pity and help them?ami thus luilil 1,1
the ^niodietion that lierabh-d the Saviour's birth?
*%Sfacr on earth?goorf trill In turn." '''
y preparciTTor^cTiristmas.
S Santa Clans and the children may bo suited in
jr conlections and candies for distribution and con h<
sumption on Christmas at M llcr's Sp rtauburg (I
Confectionery Store. Mr. M. has laid upon our hi
table, for inspection and test, no less than forty-four ar
varieties of g> Id medal confectionery, and we must
say in sincerity niul truth that these samples are
equal to the richest specimens of the sugar art we j),
have ever seen. Call on Miller, who has a lot of in
1oys, fruits, ifee., which he will sell at moderate rates ,v
<o the ycung folks.
cunlirlss. ?
In the Senate the Kansas constitution, as involv- th
?<l in the speech of Senator I )on?1i? <>n tli? I1.--,-:- in
dent's message, is still under discussion. It rectus
to us that he begins to waver in his policy, not - j{
ing a majority of the Senate in sympathy with his ea
views. ,u
Tito House lias taken possession of their new *'
Hall, with which they seem ns well pleased as a |);l
ohiId with a new toy. An incidental d-batc took Co
place on Kansas, on a proposition to print extra ""
copies of tho President's message. The debate was ( *r|"
deprecated thus early in tho session. ro
lu tlie Senate, on tho lS?lh, Mr. Douglas, of Illi- ha
taois, according to previous notice, intro luccd a bd' su
for the admission of Kansas into the Union, w'
The Treasury Note Mill was discussed.
Ill the House, a committee was np|Hiinled to investignte
the accounts ol the Into Clerk.
A bill for the admission of Kansas was iutroduccd
and referred, H'
Tho Treasury Note Hill was reported.
The amount in the United States Treasury subject
to dealt is nearly six and a quarter millions of
-dollars. Ijl{
TnifBm*iu;LiEF BILL.
I3oth 1 louses of the Legislature filially succeeded ll"'
in parsing a hill for the relief of the banks which ll,)
suspended specie payments. In a former issue we ""
gave the substantial feature* ol the bill; but us sonic
Amendment* were finally added, we shall publish the ^
bill next week, together with a list of all the acts re- Y
ccntly passed, lor the information ol our naders?
lo be followed by the public acts as soon as they are CI
Accessible. ; ou
?w till
BLACKWOOD AXU TUB REVIEWS.
la another column will bo found tbe advertisegr
merit of Leonard Scott & Co., tlio American puL- |,.t
libbers of Blackwood and the foreign Reviews. We , be
can add nothing to the facts ol the advertisement
that will more forcibly impress upon readers the ad- J ^
vantages of these publications or the necessity of
subscribing. The new volumes will shortly begin, |*<
mid no one intcuding to order should delay mucli
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A YEAR OF YEARS. I "
A friend calls our attention to the fact, which
'struck him as worthy of mention, that this year of lot
our Lord eighteen hundred a fifty-seven makes just "
cne year of years, so t > express it, since C> Iuminis, ' ^
in 1-19*2, landed upon the shores of the Western j,rj
World. If enough of the year were left, it would lilt
be proper to project a gran I jub.lee. What eh.uig "I'l
es have been wrought on the face of t'lis continent ""
, *''11
iu three hundred and sixty-five years!
DEATH FIWM*RRl.\KI\U.
We are informed by Coroner I.egg tlr't lie held n"
an inquest, on Monday night last, u|sm the birly ol *"
John Socshy, near (Jeorge I linkup's place, on I.aw- | jlt,
son's fork, seven miles from town. The poor v o j pr
lim wis found dead ill the road, where lie had fallen, ''.a
The verdict was, death from i tempi ranee.
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SKXIMt KXIHiillHh AT WOFFORII.
The winter examination :it Wofl ird Urllege t-r
dosed wit li the exli'bitioii of the S nor U.a-s oil ""
Wednesday la*t, in the Chapel. The audience w.i*
. i i
n complimentary one, and the excieise* wet e r? In v j
cd of moil lony l?y tin' dil'cet .itra ti* of Mr. I.MIn'a So
Sax Horn Bind, wIhmt services were obtained l>y ;
tl?o oI.ihu for the o-'o; s on. Tim following dntri
orm'r of the orations: I (|j,
is,Then. K. Barton, Orangeburg? \ihil ezrellrn- co
tit* sine luhtue. ..o
\V. W. Duncan, Virginia?Woman's influence 10
or tllo world. il|.
>1. C. Ilardin, Cheater?Kcfineinent of soc.cly not tin
an unmixed good. ly
J. O. Ilardin, Chester?General dhl'ur-ion of | lot
iiiinwlrdto,
J. Afouxo ffarrii, Abbeville?Some of the evils
of College I'fe. (|t.
K. II. I lol i an, Orangeburg?Ftancis Itacoti.
T. J{. Jordan, Abbeville?
11 Know then this truth, ennii<rh for twin to know,
Virtue ttluuc is happiness helotc." *
lav. A. Mo-ne, tepai tanburg?The future destiny to
ol the Union.
A. \V. Moore, Georgia? Duelling.
1. B, Satideia, Colli toi>?The Ucformntinu. '*
). V. Bh'ncii I ford, Georgia?Literary and ?.,ien- '
titie genius of America.
It. II. Tarrant, Abbeville?Vanity of human w"
wishes. | (
While it anrnot be denied that different orders ^
of oratory nnd degrees ol cxc?))enco in composition
marked the several addresses of the members ol M
tins (alitor clam, yet we must claim that wo VVI
never saw vuoli g?n*rul success in similar exlnbi- p|V
lionit Several of the deelaiiner# allowed capacity an
(or public speaking of n high ord> r, and of all the
eomjK*i!i'His it may b? said, they w< re altovu ine- ''j
dioerity. We think they did themselves and their t,
alma muter rinicli credit,nnd she may expect bright N
thing* of them rf their ftrturo improvement but j"i
keeps pace willi the past.
The I/tuJon Times, in a leader upon the Activity hi
of the slave trade, quest mis the policy of maintain- iu,
iug ao expensive and ineffectual n preventive as the fcj
squadron employed on tho African const, and ugnin
advances the encouragement of free African labor "u
its a iuoio likc'y ronudy. 1 ? "
SPARTANBURG AND OfilOS RAILROAD.
Od nn out-ide page will be found n portion of the
ib.ite in the Senate on a bill, by Mr. Cannon, to t
rant aid to the Spartanburg and Union Railroad. t
hia bill received two readings in that body, wm f
lit to the House, and laid upon the table. Gen. r
hid berry' bill, previously, introduced and read a
rsl time, was icferrcd to the Coinniittee o( Waya
nd Means, with two other bills, as noticed Inst (
eek. This committee, instead of I epoeting our ^
II separately, framed an nniiiibiis bill, granting aid
several otlire roads; which bili passed the 11 oils.', *
at was killed in the Senn'e. The House'tlteU took J
otii the table the Senate bill, and p.i**td it to a see* |
ml reading, rent it to the Senate, where it was read 1
third time, title changed to nn net, mid relumed to 1
ie House for sini lar action. It is now a low, nnd j
ie rai'road is now within n year of Spartanburg, if i
ie Fates do leu conspire In defeat n sale 61 the bonds, t
liieh our elated spirits will not allow us to antici* *
tte. |
( >ii the loth instant, the Senate agreed to the
louse resolution, m appoint W. Uy leu, Davis t
loti Irloekand (J. \V. II Lcgg proaies to represent *
lestoekof the State nt all meetings of the Spar- (|
nil org and Union Railroad Conipnuy in I8.'i7. r
his date should prolmhly be |So8, but wo have no a
itlioritv for ray iug ? ?.
While on this subject, we cannot omit saying
:nt much erei! t is due the IVaidrnt of the road i
id M .j <iovau Mills for their tmwearied t Herts in
ersing this suhj-ct upon the legislature.
MKRCANTTLK "agkniiks.
Tho good sense nnd common honesty of man- c
nd are !? ginning to see and condemn the wrongs 'I
at may be indicted, by ignoranee or malice or "
terest, upon business men, by the low and eonmptilile
system of tm rvnntile agencies throughout I
e pities and towns of the land. This i*p oiiage has
ready been the cause of one lioniieido, nnd in- '
Ives the life of another eitir.cn of our State?it
crifiee which no advant g< s can countervail. We
>pe no r'specta'lc man will cot ?< nt lopger to !
,iy tlio spy upon lilt* <>f hi* fcllow^itizcns s
this State, in (ace of iliv fuels already mentioned
1.1 ilit* one ilint follow*:
"Mkucavru.k aaknctf*.? sage and
Mia i.tl'iT their entire *tock of [li.nioa at auction, j.
i.'li a sale at this tiiiu- mii-t result in heavy loss to
in; hut tvo understand that they do hot fool safe J
attempting to pass through such a winter na tliia, "
ithout making as rious ?aci dice, in preparation
p calls to lit* ma le upon them. I'lic onuses which p
ivc rendered this action ik oi asarv are such as to J a
mil r it more than ordinni ily painful. S ine t ine
the f.dl, the New \ ork I ml. pendent iinnonnee.l ' .1
. ir nanu s among its list id failures. Tlieii credit I
New York was at once destroyed, and on inves- I
piling the s Miree of the rumor so injurious to ! r.
em. they louud, after considerable inquiry, that '
was hascd en the slat, melit of one of those "inor- ! r
lit le agencies" which are a disuiauc to the I.Usi- j
miiI New York, that tlioir property here wasco* j .1
red by mortgage to prevent their end.tors Irnm j
covering their just dm*. Such a charge could i d
ivc been readily disproved hy a search of the re- !
rh, but the mischief was done before its nature J h
1.1 kottroe could hensirtnioed. The result is, that i \
i <)! ! t.ttd highly leaptetalilc Ionise is compelled to j >
i into measures ! > sustain their ereilit which a ill |
suit in glial loss. MiS?r?. Sage and Sons should II
ivc a legal remedy til repnir the rutiw qu. aces of ,\
eli a libel as tins. \Vo have known instances
icre tliu petty malice or igllornitoc of tin." hu-ol hi- e
-mints of those agencies haw brought ruin on d
uses which where sound, if lelt to their own cfrta.
The whole b)stem is one of low, villainous ,]
pioli.ttfe, which should he broki'il up hy libel suits
jcrcvcr injustice is done.? liuffttlo Adrerliner. s.
DEATH OpTUlLrO.\ CL A PP.
Our regret over the follow-in" anuouiiectiieiit i> *'
tic less heartfelt than the Mercury's. \Vu knew s.
d esteemed Mr. C. for his highly cultivated in- i.
led, ripe judgment, lis well :ut it kindly disposin
mi 1 gonial humor, when drawn from n retire m
inot seclusion inilupvd tiy the circumstance
tailed in this notice of his death:
"1>k.vtii or J. Milton Cl.\pp.?It is with end- '
iumI holing* we announce the death of our friend. ll
till Milton Clapp, wloi li:is for upwards of twenty
are been connected with the management of the h
uirlerton Mercury. This melancholy event <>c- '*
ir<-d jesterd.iy afternoon, the Itithot December,
r a hriel illness, in the 48lli year of (lis age. I'
"Mr. Clapp was a native of Ohio, nun received ci
J collegiate edneat oil at Yah; College, where he |
aduated in 1631, with high distinction. At Col o;
;e lie formed a ?irnng friendship lor the I; to Al- j
rt Illicit, through whose influence, upon his re- I u
'ii home, Mr. Clapp received the appointment <>l I
incipul Teacher ill the lieu u fort College. In a ! u
v years lie removed to Charleston, ami became <l
isislant Iviitor in the Charleston Mercery, winch
ntion he lias ever since tilled, with brief int- rvals;
rug one of which ho edit'd the Southern l^narly
Review with marked ability. 11 is chit t ii lory
efforts, however, were in the columns of the C
i-roury. The el?Mjuent and touching tiibuie to the
ntory ot Ins liien.l, Mr. Albert Illicit, w ill never .
forgotten by those who have read it, and wall
ig remain it sad hut heauiiltil memorial of his
rudship and grief. Alter the death of Mr.
iclt, lie repeatedly said to mutual friends, that
motives for life had departed with him. The i 111
id", the ambition, the one cherished o ject of hi* ^
, Wits to s"c his f'lend l ist* and shine in that '
hereof osctullli >.* and honor, to which Ins Virtues hi
d gell Us must inevitably have cleV.'ted him. He d>
lllillttfd Oil, how ever, ill his duties COIIUechsl w llll >
s Mercury, hut Inttcilv his failing Ileal Ii had
eally impaired his eln rg .-v.
"A-a seliolur. Mr. Clapp was learned, chaste '
<1 accurate, 11'sMjlcol w riling possessed a I the 1"
nfdicity ot the fir <k olas~ os, whose models he i
d pro oiindly studied ami musterc'1. As a in.in
w.is s mple-lieiirted, unld and athctionam. II- ''
id plioiis ol holier were delicate ami ilev.ited. lie '
s le t hi my friend*, but not an enemy. All wl o
io\v h'in admired lus trutlihilio Ins li.ld.iv. h - 1
legri y. ; n
** vir. Clapp ar h-nllv loved S<>utl? ('aioh.ua; hour
c time he entered the Si He in li.s youth, h>- m v- '
|i lU' .l he)olid her Isilih l , and win inr Ion*- I"
1st ainongsl th -so who urge I the ll' lliist ini.n I
!? for the vindication of In r rights mid ! oner. As it
I'liilor ol tins pa >r?at onetime its s -le hi liter '
it is difficult to estimate I is incut* and s< i \ ici s h.
line o! its in -st atlr.iclive lrentis< s, pow? rtnt argu *'
-tits, and keen iin.l delicate retorts, were fioin 1 >> al
n. AIII<IH2<<I till- <n ii* minds which hn?t j
liiilo] tn liU'lti ut? tlii- ri pi?i:?ti<<ti i?l the Mercury. "
< was tlu' lort'iniist 111 tin- richness ami \aluro' i .i '
uti thu imia. The South has lost an able advocate, '
r community a vnluiilile ?* <n, nn?l we a Ira int *
w In-in !hi?2 ii?" ciatimi ill Inlior, nlid sympathy in , "
ii.'lit ai.<1 feeing, laiii >. :;.;.ily i-ihIi ; i < ) us. AI 11
jujrli of n t i iii2 hah.is, an<l comparatively a tunc . ''
limn ill ullt' community, many Ileal ts toll Ik-' '
idled Willi j.*rit>f at Inn death." !
The Cmii'u Stati-h Skmik.? \V<- aro in "
bti-H to oiln r j.iui nnle (or tin- information ulmh |
ablcs lis to clarsily tin- follow iiig Democratic Sella- j w
'a. They are Si'll itora troin tin* free States, iiml
slain the views n| 1'iiM.lMit I ai linnan in rilalioll
the Ia-compton (K.iiih. a) CoiiKt'iiui.oii:
\\ in. Itigler, oi I Villi*) lv.iiou; George K I *u ,,
Ohio, I). I fright, ol I i<!1.1ii ; (ir.iliain N. |
tell, of In.liana; U.artte \N . .loins, of |<<wa; j,
ilhnin Wright <>f 2sv?v Jersey; John II. Tl.u:ii|> \ j,,
a, of Ni w .1. rwy. i <l(
In opposition to tliw-< views a c Slepln n A.
>Ogla?, of Illinois; Chaihs l-I. Mimrt, of Mielii j al
n; nn?l David C. Itroderick, ol Cnlilortiia.
M'-ms. I'llilip A licit, of IUknIo Island, lillil NV III, (|
. Gwin, of California, arc not committed in any (ij
ll- . , lli
J|o-r?nra twenty Illnck Republican Scnahus,
o Kii<<w Nothings, three Dcms-iai*inopjiositioii, ,j
<1 two ilollhlfiil. | |,
in l ime nil are opposed to the- views of the I'rcti- |
nt ? mi.iI ihis inclu'lta Thompson nn<l Crittenden, |
Kentucky; Ki-nin ly, <.f Maryland; 1 l<<ust"ii, i t
Xas; I It'll, of 'l'i 11 ii< so * ; nil southern Know |
Killings?there will still ho an Administration ii;.t- j j,,
ity ol two in llie Senate. | w
Kahtiiqi AKt;.?Tim shock of an earthquake w as w
t in Charleston at 11 o'clock, on Sator lay morn- oi
the 19tU liiatiii.t. The C'aiolini in wiy? it was Si
t in Columbia ami in ichlmrho J, and a friend of
ra felt the same shock at n <jnatter past nun , the j,,
rnc mot uing, in this place. u,
GUI. IMMMOMD,
Says thu Barnwell Sentinel, a* will be seen from |
bo oceum|Mnying letter, has declined tbo dinner
endvrcd liiin at this place, but ?vill, en bis return
h?m Washington, seek an early opportunity to
nevt bis Trieuds:
RsocLirrc, December 8, 1857.
d KMTt.p.MKN: I have received your letter inviting
tie, in the nntno ??t the people of H.rnwell, to a
lublio dinner. On full reflection, I lutvcconcluded,
lontrnry to my Inclination, t? decline it.
1 have been most unexpectedly munitioned by our
State to represent her in the Kolcral Senate, nt a
ivancut vi lieu it seems that issue* ot the most vital
inp<-rt are ntwiot to be tried. I am n??t aware that
linve in thirty years changed or materially modiied
any of my views of tbo Federal Constitution) r
lie principles upon which it should be interpreted
ind earned out by the Federal (Jovcriimeut, but 1
uive been for some years so inattentive to the dtsails
ot aflairs. ili.it I should be nnw'llmg, in view of
tie r i>|Miiisihility that lot# upon me, to commit tnv*
ell to nny special course ot action until I reach
iViishiiiL'ton, n?c?rtain facts, and apply the t st of
II ineiph s to w I.lit may be urged cspcihclM.
Were I to meet you now, it would he improper
but I should speak to you of utt) thing but our per mill
relations; and my emotion would wholly pre'cut
my doing that. What could I say? At
u early age I settled tnyscll as a fat on r, in a re- nolo
and obscure corner of your district?asking
inl expecting nothing of a puhiiu character; and
ising no arts, hut to do what | lound to do with nil
ny might. Yolltiok me by the hand; yoil biought
tie forward, and. lor more than a quart)r of a een
ury, you luivo ri pisid unwuv. ring contidi uco in
ne. Not only now, hut on every is-ea. on during
tint long period, you have sustained me with tt
aiintli ol iilVoeiinii, a (iru.iKss of purpose, aud an {
inanimity that can hardly be puruln le<t.
If every earthly inlet) si of mine was not iucsiri j
ably wrapped up with yours, I should be a monster
f I could to- unfaithful to vnu. Nor would I hubs*
mc >f tintrtie t)i my old Coiigr? w-ionol District, and
ut geii) rmis. coll tiding an I beloved State, for which j
re are all ready to saeulirc ut any moment all we
lave and are.
(in my return from Washington, 1 will seek an
arly opportunity t>> meet my oM Barnwell friends,
nd give them fiecly and la thfully mv opinions on
ir.ois. Very respectfully, vour nheitiont sirvnnt,
* .1. II HAMMOND.
Mi-s^ra. A P. Aldrirh, .1 i'.'ttcrsou, 1. M. lluloii,
W. A. Owens, J. J. Brown.
THE COURTS OF APPtJIL.
Tlic following appeals fiom tho circuit courts of
iw and ?M|i?ity lor tlic western and sixth circuit*
. < re heard at the Into term < f the Courts of Appeal
i Columbia:
Law.?Sinpton Hoboes. Ilivitigsvilic M.inufiieuring
Company. Case rem inded to Circuit Court,
ml collateral in?|uiry ordered.
Kdwnrd I lope vs. .lolinson & Cntii. Closer. J.,
elivered opinion. Motion granted. Munru,d.,d ?cuting.
.1. M. lhist ails XV. C H< nn'tt Jfc Co. Mun- ,
i>, .1 . *1. livcird opinion. Mot.on <1 sonssed.
The lhtiik ol tin State vs. St* plu n Hridges, Mun- J
o, J., d< i.ven d opinion. M>a on lUm ??.|
A. tV. I liar noti vs. A . M. ! )?bw>li el id. O'Neall, i
. dclivel ?d opinion. Motion granted.
Isaac Ilogan *s. Jhram Mitchell. Witlicr^, J-,;
elivefed opinion. Motion dismissed.
.lane Hi ice vs. Kpliraiin IYrry. The same vs.
'. \|. I'erry. The same vs. L. \V Morgan.
Vilht-is delivered opinion. Motion granted,
v evv trial ortlr red.
Tlinnins tieer vs. Jereneah lirowti -t ?iCom
>iM?ioin rs ol I loads. O'Neall, J., deliVeled opiuioti.
lotion granted.
Jiiiiic.i M. Carter vs. Rob. rt A and Hiram King,
a'is. Wardlaw, .1., delivered opinion. Motion
sin s-ed.
t.J, \|. Keith n<la. flute* and Mitchell. Whitiier,
deliverer oidnion. M-aioti grunted.
J. 1? Wright at)ci IInlsrt McCain v?. .1 hit W d n.
O'Ntall, *L, ilclirvn {"pinion. Motion d ?
1 ssod.
Christopher Nenl v*. A. M N*.vl. Glover, .1 ,
divert*! opinion. Motion tor new trial grant*d, t
AtiMiti Hangs it Co. ?'/u J. T Hl.mii The
lutein/#. the some. ft'A'cull, J., delivered otnti- |
ti. Motions *1 stnissed. |
*.>ll Western ( iieuit, the rase of Marcus K rh\ |
i/? the State, vv. s stricken Irotn the ducket b)
mis* nt ot all partics.
" I
The following case is only hit* it sting in 11, s
uiiiti r wviiUM' uiu* 11 lilt' j?;uUi.bla .1 COf'piH.lli ? io
Ui <1 iii (ho 1 tislr'ct:
Bivingsville Manufacturing Company mta I i.m- :
Th' Bank nt K.iirfu-M. M <t ??n disui nil. it, it:>ti
tn l? till J hercatti r by < i'ovt r, .1.
Mql'itv ?Simpson I!hIk? el "I.. nAx. M.S. A.
' Kile, eI at. 1 tiiiikin, Cli . ili livi rnt n|iiirnn. J \
ree modified. I hirgan, CI'.. ?l -?'tunis?.
Win. Wnlker vh. .1 |). MvCoHutighet ii. !?.?.
Mi. CIl., delivered 0|>i 11 ii 1II. Appeal ?i iNlli i?-< 1.
Clirstiiti \V. l-'nuM rial a<h. M.iiim.1 II.ill ti
I.,/'fr curiam. Appeal dismissi-d.
Mary < )wt n 1 k au, ex'x., \ ?. I,n.iry Kiiiri.nl ti i
X el ill. l)uukill, CIl., delivered i>|iiniun. Aj.y. ?l
ikniiFM.il.
Tiic aim of unn.
We have been obligingly luniisltod (s n tbe
hnrlestoti Mercury) with tlio following co?y of a
Iter Ironi en ofliccr in the United Slain Army
r I Mali:
Cmr aar Pi.trre ?mi Swiet Watkr Hivurh,
November 3d, 11.>7.
This day in marked by tlir ainv.il of an \|?n
inn from tin* triti;>H in advance, on hi* tray to the
tales; lie wiil lenvr us tit-morrow moi i. ag, and I j
J?i? will take* tliiil letter v.ifrly ill. lit' blinds '
irtlirr war IIIUVI. trofii I'tali. '1 he Mi iiioIIh had |
l-iveli i fl*every single brad of ratlb ..Ill Colonel j
.b'xaililet; so tbat wlirn we get to I. mil liver.'
\ l .air twenty days' r..'..ous are rut, we will have
ligbt fur some tiling to ?at, it im no'l.iiig else.
Itr supply trams, ytiti know, havu ulna.ly been
in nrd.
TIlis ?*j?rts? rider left Col. Alxander s * day*
'O at Grerll li ver, aild parsed ? .lohlW.n Oil
ii> tvav just tbe ttilur side of the >?utll Bass. '1 lie
11< i lia.l tvitb b in two('oinpan ?- ol Iii intrv. uu
i*r tbo emiiiiiaii.i n( I .t Col C. I . Smith, and two
fillip ill est of tlir Sieilll 1 ?I_ lis, l llder Colilmid
<>l I,t. Smitli, ol cmii k. lis. were i.'.l liavel- :
trgriltel, at lb.' rate ol ti n r.i - t <t ly, so as to i
I't.lrt'l tbe ox trail s with ail our ch-iiiing. lie re
it is \ i i v bitle snow on ibe i.. 11, and noiit' in tin
a?s; itII 1 il the I vornhle Wea .1 COIH hillcs w e u ;! !
I to iii- ii lit v i r without d .i uliy. We Ii Ii I In*
. .lie this iii 'i n ii_', afa r b..v il_ travell, .1 along n?
ink" lor almost n lilnuth; ?*.v to moii.ov we will
r ke fh? Sweet Water, w eh w < w id I-'.low (or
Im-uI a liuiidre.l nil* s, a id l.< n sti ike ueio ?. olov
a n.ii? ?. i< I'. r.j Spru :I l<u Iwrnt. r oi < .n u
ivtr. which tl iwn into r Colorado, nml tlnnec
it > the I'ilCilie, w llill' the i .1 m of ill' Srti i i \\
I fl..\v into tin- t jult of Mt'tii'O lliioiuli ill' M
nr. mid m s?i.-s ppi. ! ? noimIIi.I Niiitli l'.>s i-.
i reality, ? xtv links w .1. , and not a |i.o i> the
sin' f'L'ii liditioti >'f tin li-im, hut n |ilail' wlift<
0 ll' i-ky Mountain inn bo cnuiiiil over aeVt ti
iAit>:ui(| li i l nliovi' it i > a.
U'r iirt' h i*' In twi t ii liv?? an.I six h.>u<aiifl feci
-low tlif sen. ;in<l aii'iind ns nit' iiiotiutn s covi i
1 with snow?ill.-W i, I Uivii- .Mountain* It w ||
lavs' j'nii.i'v ovi r tin- Sou ill l'.t?s, ami
i.it will If tin' w..r>' | MII ot ilia tiiji. as all. ru arils
t* discern! almost i.vu thousand ft l in a sai^lc
iy.
The Mormon* l.c.| nil nmlmtcnilv for Smtli's
wiiuiand, hut win ii final upon. took to thi n heels,
aviiitf oiif tif their iiimihi r ih ii.I. They li.ivo m
ll'.cil ( ol Ah XMIIili r iii vafittiiM wiijn; IniWi'Vi i . litis
three pristifit i 0, i.no a Major. ?
is tliv opir.ili ; I tat ?Vf w it ImVc I > ti lit our way
it'i Salt l.uhc I ily, as soon as the loices arc c.m
nt rati tl.
\\ o hit To n. t '. >st a h i so since Ir.n n.? f.arnriiie,
I I I mil ill I.. .,?f Wt' may got most i i? tin in through
I hi' is tin- most litsiliitr counti . I ever In hoiil;
nit* tiro no ti' t-s, ii" grass, nulling in the tdmpc
" vi o. int'.'ii. tint |'i irkly |n-nr ami ?ugc I at tt-mesi.i;)
i- roots of i Ik* lain i furnish our wilv tir.jwoo.l.
Wo s ivv ill the distance, toolav a low hull... ic
first so. n fur work*. They Mine among ilulis
to pass the w inter.
To-day we pissed what is called Poison Sprint;. |
i its w a!. i s Al e said In k ill ail nr. s ihut .li nk of it
i.t knowing its reputation, I lit ny mult* tlruik of
fri cly, nod she is ml ilea. I; yit its water may'
live no injurious eft" el. as its la iks are eiierusti-d
lit a deposit of w hat appears to ke inurinto of soda. '
ih i.i passed a Tar H|it intr, some of the tar from
h e!i is now m the tent. It was brought in hy ,
ir hunter. Not knowing of ti e existence of the
(Uulrf, nolle ol us ViMli-.f it.
Vi e sou n<? gaiuo ol all, except occasionally acme
iteiopt: iii tho distance. I have twice been out
intuit; on I- ot after celling mho camp, ami went I
lie without sii ug a living thing.
EK-9KC ANIZ.ITIUN )f VflR COLLKUK, fcC.
la the llouso of llepcscntnlives, on the lGtbin- I
slant, the following proe-eding* wtrc had on insl
A bill to reorganise the South Carolina College, 2
nnd lite unfavorable rc|?rt theievn by tits Coin- rec
mittec on Kduchiion. Dip bill, introduced by Mr. 1
Perry, contemplated n reduction of flic number of fits
the members of the B??fr?1 of Trustees; n change ?< liu
n? to m.ike I lie profes-oCs |>.trtly dependent for the
lb. ir salaries on the lusmn fees; an.l ti provision to the
eliauj?e tlto system to the university system. Mr. hm
Perry, in some remarks, reviewed, very ably. *li
the various ni"gumenU in favor of tbo proposed in I
Changes. orr
Mr. litliot spoke in furor of the rtfstrt, and witli old
great ability again*! tlx bill. n<a
Mr. Itl.indiii^ spoke against tliebill, and pnrticu- am
billy drfilidcd the of the lioanl of Trus- its
U>?, cf which lie bad been secretary for many na,
yems. at 1
.Mr. Sullivan spoke on the same side, and pro- lusl
acnted s'lioe very ini>rvt?ive views ngaiist any U'ti
change in the orgallix lion of the College at tins i"d
! lime. The question iw? tak? n on agreeing to the prr
| report of the oontiiiitte. wit elt recommended that pu>
the hill do Hot pass. The Vote was ordered to be 1
taken bv y< as aud nays,and resulted?yeas 4.", nays So'
40, as foll-.lvs: lies
Yen* ? Messrs. Speaker, fl.iily, B'aelcwell. Bland- tin*
tilt.', Hoy kin, lioylstun, Itrutton, Carter, Carwile, ""t
C arke. Dant/I- r. 1 ><-Ssussure, ICIliot, l'nt row. Gill, Jin
Goodwyn, llcmphill, lnt(lis. Jeter, A. (J. Johnson, " '
J*. Johnson, Jr , Kin f, 1' (J. Kirk, Lucas, Mc- !?*
Carter, ClellA'd, MoGownn, McLiuiiu, Me I .cod, am
M djueen. Mi imiiiiig. i. Mitchell, Murray, Xelm hi, his
Read, J J. Pope, Jr., Porelli-r, Itice. K. |>. I{icli- Hot
I ardsnit, J. P. Uicl.ards ii, Jr.. Ryan, Smith, Sullivan,
Tohin, Tiaey, Y tiioc, M'alluco, Weston, J.
O. Whaler, It. II. Wdson, J. S. Wilson, Wood, dei
j YmiiIuii,
Nays?Messrs. H< .dy, l'.elk. Black, I'royi.s, ??nt
Chambers, DeWalt, llnvV, O. P. K.irte, S. G. I'"
Lai le, Ivisl. y. led wards, Kpps, Cvoiis, Gndlurry, 1,1
Grnltntn, A. J. Green, J. T. Green. \V. (!. G recti. bni
(irtliii, Hampton, llndy, li nt, Hudgciis. L. J alu
I .font s, Ijeuctt, McCa'd. MeCraJy, Mullet , Mm.nivy, bat
M<iore, Morgnn, Mulhn-, tf'Caiii, IVrry. IVtugrew, rcl1
Hat moiid, Itutlierlord. Hi about, Hinder, Stokes, "e>
Swy gvrt, Thompson, Mbyte, J. C. Wilson, Win- ',l"
smith. dis
'1 lie next Hpr.-ial Onler was, on motion ?>f Mr.
M insmillt, e.illetl up. fit * was a h 'I to re-:t| p.ir- *"*'
tioti the rcpresentnt'oii of the Stiite, the litain ft atute
ot wltielt was to bill tlie numter of Ite|il eseiraliv. her
I from tho largest l>istii? ts to I'J. Mr. M'nisntitli
1 ?|*ike ni favor ol lite b'd, and was replied toby .Mr. afl
i MeCrady, ""
On niotion of Mr. TI ?m?on, tlto wholo subject
was b.id on the table. cl,i
(iov. i!T\Valkfr. ll"
-u i,v . . lor
Gov. Malkerhns roignrd his position as Gov- j,|
ernor id Kansas, in a lettur of four columns, address- in
cd to G -n. tJiiu. Guv Walker says; del
"I resign the nftiec ot Governor of tlto Territory 1
of Km-1?. I have been most ri-liictnniljr forced to Tu
the conclusion, after auaiotis an I careful eoitsi.lera- -j"'
tioti of my d-ity to tb-: country, to tlto people of! ,l."
Kalians, . nd lite Pnsiib-nt ??f lite United States, 1
t . 1 I.. .... .. 'I 'l-l... I I t? o 1. lilt!
...... ? . fj. i in- ^ruuinii }|?i?rnv<i uyillt? I IrM.1111
in Itk I. to nirscijc t<i C"tij<r' s?, anil in roocnt I 1 ,ls
itiMrtiotintm miiiiu'I >ii wi'li tlio ? *> lit- n-iw i ,'"1
tmn-piriin: lirre ar il hi K?n?a*, nJiimn sli iiip tlmt,
;i? ( net-rimr of tlmt Ton itnry, it will iih li>nj?or Ikj in
iitv (fiwcr t-> prt'Hcrvv th peueu ur prniuntv the puli- t,u
lie w. Iljrc.''
Cot. Om.?Tliv N.itntml In'elliyotucr cirnpli- | ' ii
nionts our ileprcsent.-itivu ionidMuiicly:
"III tlio IIoum' i'f !! proMMitativr?, tlio II in.
7 .mint I.. Orr, .1 U?^iro-.iitati?f nl Smith Car". 111, J(i ,
:uiH tlio I 'ciii'iorntio iHimini'r, wan ?-l. ot?.| Sjw*akir
I tin? l|i>.inr nit tilt, first b.'tllnt, liuviiiff reofivifl tlio j)U.
unaniriim * vn'.o 1 f In* p.iily. ot tvliiclt itnlocil lie in j(. .
OMiilioiit y tvi?rthy. Mr I ?rr In* tlio :i'l?.ininjo nl (>j (
mnoli 1 tprrii'tiw 111 tlio lifTioult ilutio* of tin-t in r, ' (|lc
in wlut'li it in Itiit elinor .imlioo tn p iv tli.it lio Int.* ;1 p
il.*|i!:i\? I ;i ilijintv, irnputi.ility, r. .olini *.* :iml o??rrocttl'r
|K'|Mili illv li'ihi r;iti|o In liirim I', llllil t; trine (
uwiirniiot. tif In* fit no** lot tlio iliMin 11 flioil p.*t in j
ttjuell lie li.'ia liovn elt-vitirl. It * Mr. Orr'sentna r?
lilr liiil?ti?* tlintf tvlnlo tin ir iiii.iiiiiiiiiii* mippurt |rM
i t in. * tliv li ;'U ri ?|ht: niol i niilnlt n ? <?l Ii * nwn ,
|i:iiit 1 tlioir olitioo O. u.-l nil'. Ii .to fall. 11 nil a yon - | 4
iKm : mora mopfaWo to hi*pol itenlo?ItrtrsafNI
'
'I i i nrr.t" i i l nr. >ui rn t aiioli > \ I Vuxruit ? ' 1 <]
Tli< f^-gi-l iiure rl.-cttal tin- follow ni; Tru?lir?? f t'.? j '
S -n!? (,'jitnlin.i I VP i gc > n the m'th instant: I
ii. W. IVimttfll, .1 S. Piinti'ti, .1 li A ?.tni?. (
I N I?iwA .ii* .} mi-- Farrow . .John lluch-in.in, ' *
J II M-WS..I.I I'.l L-IU. M. E. t'.tfn. .1 .ttir*
!l. *1 li. ru*i ii. IV F. IliSia^uic, J. 1 M ) 1
ii, S iihii ' M A! ! > i' ii M a niti^ir. F. ' '' r
Vli-??..l. I. M .nm-n/, 1 Inf. Siiii'.Ii, T C. Pi run, i
loliii A. lug I , Ii F. I1' n v.
^ ^ I '
I r. 11\r. i tr j. m:--'1 In- )..i',o\*iii,? r ? 'i:: " J '
iv.ti intr iluicil into iln- I ijlttrc by J. I?. I'ltj i ,
of IS.-au'nrt, ntiij iviu |i ! ?-? I: I ipu
"/t.*?ii'i i*'/, That II - Ht-i 'om-v tin- <? vi mm ' ' ' '
of t'lf s. ft* lie .in 1 .? In ? ! v :iu'Ii-?t / I .m l i in- 1111
poitiii.l i > havs pri-par. I a hi t;iM' mi rn.<r;it. t i lit- lbt
|tri > nt- I liy him. mi In I i ' "f tlie > :itt- ul > uth ", v
Carol.na, t" litrilint.nau iln-.l -.on, < Nun. Ilttiry .1. | vtl
11ni 1-tctii-, n? I'll ii I. li imi Ii- r |>.tr! i t lor high i
nppr.-rint'oii o! li i ability a* an nlTii-t-r, ami of Ii - !
- rvu-t-M ri inlt-rv-l in bi ii?' ng li-'ino I >r. li. K. br.
Kane ami In- party from In- Arctic Sca?; ami nl*..
ill ,-ippr. Kiitioi) of li ? ili-|H>rlnit at a* our r< prtst nta ' r I.vt-,.1mo
i.l ,ii pre*. lit lit; tin- lit .I,sli bli.p Resolute I
to the llnti.-h (Jove rtniii it." ] -"I"
Tiik Fkdkrai. FiNAMtk.?Tin- Secretary of tiie j? ,
Titnuury I;* preputial !.i.? plan f--r ^-'(f,(ilMt,l)?fO jj(1
Trcm-ury N?'lcs. Tin- irti-n.-t will not i *r?-i I jj.t,
three per c. nt. per niinum I'.nt of (! - i ?mc-, .1 i.- ( _j|t
believed, tilay l>c employed nt a nominal iiiUr?-?t- Tlie
alii-lc in to Ik- made rce.-iruble f-?r till public- j[()
dui-*, ntnl subject to rc-i?*.oo, Lut to Ik- rt-.lct.iiii .J
at'In-cml of n year hi sp cic. 'I'lio nutliot.iy for '
tin- measure w..! be nr_-itl hi*.iit tho llou-c Coin- ' *' '
nr.l
tinitcc of W siv* an.I ,Mi-.inc > '
\ ti| t , 1*. i
\Vo lectrn front imnio ..: tlie Methodist journals I ,,n!
iliat largo ami itillu. iilin! C. i?U n-nec* twivc ?1? ti-r- \ "
nnuii t- l .-i'imi- not-an-li at lor tlit tinin-Tj win. "1
, i. -t will iij to forego tin- ii-o i.l to'iarco in every _ '
I.,i in oi jk-i - mil indulgence. A iit-tv I iiivt'i?.iy '
lias tit III endow <-tl, aim, II one >! till- \\ < >'< t Ii
Siai<witli tin-pi'.vi-.i iii it:i li\ I iu-, tlint n-? proIt
*?..r rliall l? . ntitlxl to a-iy nt tlie nva Is >1 the en ^ '
il< t\ lat iil wli? s it.!.)?v-tt il o lli. u-c-ol tobacco.
can
Slit M (ioKK t )i lit ?It t- ll.'W niol. | -to.nl
in Wa-li nuloll tlial ii. i bji-i t o| S r IVm. I . u-'>
in--on will n >t be ollii- ilK ri.titinoii-t al.-il t.itiov '
n iiiiii-ir, itimi tin- (ipiii.ou ! I In M..; -ty'i. t inft rii- '
no lit r. 1|H r!ili_' that |?a In.ii of tin- i'i t--i.lt nt'- mi a- " '
so. . c t.vt \> ( A iitral A-ik. lean ufl-ttrs can bt . s
i tint
CCI a..i .1.
. Wll
('.ipt. W. 1). 1 >t m inimi c, L-. S I >ra_*i?n -, i-on j (|f
a vi>. t in hi* tr ainl* in <'o ninlii i H oi.l t-omtiuiii-i,
the 1' i-lii.niil I olunii cr l.iil -( 'oiii|i iny, t,avo Inni l|0
a m rt n t l-r iim -i a torch 1 ^ht pi u> im ii.
Ib-v. Chniitai A. Uaymon-I. (-.its tlm 1\It-isbui
g, Va , S- -uili Si-It- I >, m> t-i .it) ol in ii t' a , ]
mi lias been elerlod Prusdtnt ol t licsapt-nko Ke
inalo t o!:. ami I a* t-n.-Tril up, li ll tl - li.a ,t.
Ijl ll>(i lllll.l h , hi
I >r M. . M. i .n Mieliel, of Cli.il.Hon, l?r.s boon onl
liti| . !\ -llo- i - ! III III I'l lUol ill? :i lOMIor I 1 In- |l:l' :i III l li
In- iij iiii-Ii r lilt- intliicllic of i-lilorolorin) vv? .,;lon;; vi't
US pound*. ] \ ?
Col. W y tikoop, of llie 1'i-nn-ylv .ni i H-jinii nl in
11 ie NI ? \ ic.t i> vv ir, an.l kiln Mnsli.il ol tlio 1 oiled
Slates for l? i?!i I ll l'< llll>y.v..ii.a, v\ ,11 I. ti ly k.Mod by
tlio a e,dental iliM-liur^i- el .1 _;uu in tin- IiuihU >1 a
m i van!
Tlie Iji-gU'ntmof A'aVi in li n i? vimi tin* l<.;uk ? , '
of 11 :i* Siiili- i !i the lli.li (>t Nuveiiiln r Uext to li
Uini' |?:l) tut ill. \ i
'1 lie ollicial count brined out the fact that F < \\
I I.-inn. ratio (iovi ilior, .1. II Cm?s, bu- l>i-< li elect,
i.l hi Wis.#mmii. by V.'!'..' lii jOl ity ovci tlie llepublii-Wl
(Mini ^ In, K ilnlall. ||,j|
We ?il?( i v. by the H.mni r iliru Mr lli'l, incmn we
In-lit, w m iom-Ii c-ii d Oi'iim.iry i?l Abbeville l'-tuct, .ii
over Will.niii*. by a majority ol -it. In 1 lie liii>t stal
trial Williams li.nl b- alvu 11:11, but tlio cucFi'il wn l.tk
to t a .nlo.
<1. \V. \V(m.l*'.nr-l, on tlie 1 * li in-taut, tin* '
i ll ell d Clerk of tlio Court id Fall livid, by a Iii.ij "ol
rity of .'1 over O. I(. Thompson. 1' I1
N. P. 11.inks I.as riM_'iii-.| Irs neat in Coiijn j-h *V| '
?to take i tlii*t altout tin- 1st of January, when Inwill
Ik- mail uiat- d liovi rnor ol M :i?*m-lius< ti*.
till!
M* Klilcr llyde, the np ist te Mormon, is lectiniiio
on ion rennniici-i) fnitb .n C( luiubia.
A !v ('en itinil Havana slate tli.it the Afrv.tn
SSIavo Tiado was iievi-r morn ll- in slnmr. Knur in t
cargoes of negroes I.a.l been landed on tlie island i?nl
witliin ten days. j?t >;
UIAT9* BUTLKE.
n the Senate of tlie United States, on the 1
tout,
tlr. Evnns announced the death, daring
ess, of his '.Me coll' ?gue, Mr. Lutler. He
Mr. President, when 1 entered tin* Hall, on
t day of this action, nnd looked around for
liliu' faces of those from whom I had parted
clone of the l.iat, I was painfully impressed i
nneertalnty of liunian life, and the vanity of
nun hopes anjt xpccliilions. Little did ljmag
en I parted front my f ieml and colleague,
llit* short space of two nvuitli* ho would be ni
vd with the dead; or that I, who w.ia ten yi
cr than IiiiiikII, should stain! here to-day to
nice tlic inel.itielioly event. My drceased fri
I colleague, the late Andrew P. Latter,wast
lvJgetvld I >i>triot, in the State of South Cai
, on the 1 Stli day of November. 17'Jd, and i
the time of hi* death, on the 25th day o| I
I, in hi* sixty first yeur. The chedfulness ol
i|M r and the buoyancy of his spirit might I
ioated a more youthful age but the extreme
mature whiteness uf his locks might w? II I
.?ud him an older nmu.
His fain ly crime from Virginia, and settles
iitli Cairdma befuro the Revolution. Few In
i leive lu-en umro .list nguislied in the uiili.il
Slate, or siitfred more ill the m i vice of
miry (tcncrul William Lutler, the fathel
Igo Lutler, served with distinction, n* a capt
the troop-i of the State, and in that bloody c
t and war ol extermination waged liclwecn \\
I Tory towards the close of the Revolution,
tory of which, with nil its Moody incident*,
fir b> en written. He was suhsiqueutly a M
ncrnl of militia, and a member of Congress fi
H to IS 14 lie left a large family, ol which
eased colleague was the Inst survivor,
lodge llutler n cived the rudiment* of his e
ion in the hist school in the up|HT part of his
l> State, and was graduated in the South Cai
College, in 1SI7. with more than ordinary
L'tion. 1 It* devoted liilliself to the study of I
i in a very slo.it time ufur he was culled to
', his reputation for sound legal learning and
is:e eloijuenoe was sut li that lo* profi-sioniit b
* will I irgo and lucrative, not only in his ci:i
lie wait on sevctul occasions called to dis
tncta to argue oas- s of great interest to the |
, and requiring the best legal talents of
ile.
V\ hen a very young man,he wnsilected n m
if the State (legislature, win re Ins talents,
gerce, hut. above ail, the upi 'glilncM of his el
l-r. Main gave him ? high position. \N lull
mber of the Slate Si nute, ho was, in il
a circuit judg,.. an,J two years nllerwards, ?i
i?ui- ?i iHv iit- oecame ;? jii<iol
irt ?>f appeals, til*- highs st court o( judiciitun
Stale. In tliir* coai I I Kit vie liy side with
ti n year*, until lie wan dieted to thin hon<
I?"ily. It was u* 11 judge I knew lilm heel,
lit it character I feel thai I can speak with ct
ii-e of Kim merit*. To ray of a judge that lie
m i unt.hie, is but common praise. T! e brent
piclon h m lieu r hrea hed on the character i
_ < in my own Slate, nor elsewhere in this hi
d, m? far a* I know. It was in the ndministra
the law that he illustrated that lore of justice,
In --1 nttr tint" <>t a o,hs| man, which separate'
from the | arm s, and d *|se?is*s justice t<
tally, to tro ud or to toe, without favor or part
M my ol his legal opinions w II be read i
truol on in ail time to com* , and show very <
s vi-ly that hi.* professional nciju.rcnicnls wet
nrd t.ary charm tor.
In 18Id, he took li s seat in the Senate of
utcd Sluts and Jia* slice bceu twice re-eld
liout oppes'tiolt. In pol tier he In longs J t <
lie pub) caii <r State light* party, and was v
i been called ;i strict constructionist. He was
0 the Constitution in alt Us express grant
ver, an'd what was necessary to their cxreut
he rc.? -ted the latitude of construction whul
led would, in the end, make this a (jovernil
Hiiluii tiol instead of limited p?>wi r?. Huron
time he w i* a member of rK * Senate, lie i*
onsptcuous pirt in all it* deliberations. K<
?V part of it he was the head ol the-Jodie
mm ttee: in nil n -pi ctf, p< i haps, the most
t mt i.t your commute ?, exes pt that of Kina
tin d charge of till* important duly, he 1
i?i .1 w .lli great slt^n !y and oprightlis in. In
IS Oil I ! t'io?" etc t tier ?|lli st oiis which grow
i lllested i li, tint!*, w hen- party IV cling* ore *
n ?l< ad hir ?t i ml til s, I t f iik I in i) Kiy that
! of i ght. b c:?tt?e it wa* right, w w the p II*
it tv w ii eh he ?? "'* guid d l'l.e tliilinjl
!v w.if ie i roiisoh rii'i"" with 1. ii w r, ii
1 tl i t " li?'ilii? on wi re ol, the otln r side,
riiom* w f'l whom h lived ill '* ' il llilerco
t undt r?ti" I tin !! lit in-, if I.? ha niftier.
? there th :l thi k it 'll. ?s of h>s fei III*". 'hi*
olciiee .a ).<? In art. an I the hilarity of fd* t
, sin n? i ut ii ail t!*r i Lthuty.
\s a p .th nrn III.II) pinker, his *ivle wns pi
C.'ll aud un id mo ; I * in niie r temp?'rat?
lt< ?l. si.ii a it.g thu sleep coils i I mi* of fas uiu
I I g; ail OC' as iill.dly, u la II ili.iid, I se
h if dei ol t lo pi n
V s a sell .'ir. las if a nmcnt* were respectaM,
h o os wa? coin| alibis' with a lite spent in
ti us dot ? s 11 ii aitoi ncy, ii ju and a st
a Sii. h, sir, wa* A tolls w I". I hitler Su
ih .. It ot sui h a man is a public lis,*. \\ hi n
is it hi. death wtiil ahimnl, there w a? one I
s i w a.I Irnm I lie c< litre to tl c Utillont hordei
S'.ati ; and I have reiis ai to Is, ie*e that the I
of i> gii t w is iint le*s intense throughout
id i (pause el these I nifsd S ab *.
>! >i - Clay, Catucruti, Masnu and Pugli
tlv pod tiihutc* to the memory of the decea
i the customary resolution* ol respect ?
listed, the St null- a.It..Ill 11. .t
ii the I rp? coin ? wire a '.so Ly M<?
*ee. ' phi'ii.1, u( Gici^iu, lliir ,of Illinois,
mli-, of \ i .'in.i, uliopui J lci.li 11^ intuitu
li L*'i m iit.it al.uiiiiiK'iiU an I plcaiiii^ *.
il.ltin of tl.o I.inn ntnl ili ad.
tlr. ll 'Vit'i ri> I'ui.ja was then adopted, and
use adj.'uri.i'd.
'Smiiktii Oi r hi' lli? Hollow."?Mestrt .
A vi-rj .imunnj incident occurred last !
ay in the Senate, diiinji the .prrsilitnlioi
iin?.> an I MeinorFour Petitions came
r tlie otl'i r from (> me of tile c.ti/en? of Al
Ainli.if.il, Sui .ter, ami Newberry, prat
l tin- Mopi ioion i ll tin* part of tlie Newln
nk In- n.itii'ti nt-d, and tliat the llaulc bo rele;
n the penalties ol tin.* law for the act of ?u*j
i.
>ue of tin- Senat. rs asked tlie significant qi
i. uluili r or n a there wire Ajjvncii* ot
w In 11 v Hank t-'ab! flied win rc these Petit
to l?? in? Jli' was answered ill tlie Jtflirili.il
i-.- . n n the in.lid of f >iiii' of tlie
if.it oii.-e tbat j...m<tbiri? was' rotten in 1
rk," and t'uy t'"t tbe Petitions and coiup.
in '1 In v proved up.at tlie r i ice to have i
l i ii b? './ic hi.in, mill the! :lrtl by another,
t tin* w re word for** >rd ilie same. Tlicrp
i vi.i- :i?!ic i, w In re win- tiny ** i it tell, and
in iliiati.lf < >ne senator said Ik; kne*v
i 1 writ in?. mint Iter one said lie could put**
tali 1 die p< tit oiif. 1 lie smoke tli.it was rn
and lli.f liank sinoked tlie (ox out ol Imllov
"la li. Ti mum."?Time
i -> ?air ou?tnm 01 the .*ippearanco of n i
int. ili it I muk - bill to advise our readers,
> in i> In- on their panril. We tin in it not
Iit:y t<> L'U'iiil ilioiii upainst frauds, whieh
v loli lilt 111 of money, liut of In all li alm>; in
no i l on, vv r ill tin? attonti .11 of tlir puh'ie I
li aid in iiii't itioti of I >r. M'liiiiie'i ci leiir.
nufngc mill 1.1* r lMls. These justlv pop
a..I.in tp in a iin'ariiii r.l <tnl v by Fl, KM i
:<?>. I >F I'l i CSIir IJt'ill, l?A? who are
iti 111 . tor* I'urrliiiM in will notirr the pi
.11 l.n-e'tt Vermifuge anil I.iter i'i//?aio
I I in i line Ntft I engraved wrapper and r.a
"'in.,' lan*. None others are worthy of c<
100.
Nficmr. ? Mo loam from Flyettev lie,
in I . \\ iplitmaii, editor of (lie North Car.
, aiil a Mr. Kiln lit, a native of (Jeora a, who
n r*'?nlintf in Fiiyotterillo for N >inc limn, a
let! mil .tic on the locIII of the 10th ili?t:illt,
it> h. tli ..mid tit i.l in their room nest morn
ilio Shorn will House. Tliry left .1 short
! Ml! llt.it the\ had, ol tin ir own will and nor
hi p.. miii, but gave no reason for the rash
ni'itv I.awn -We have the pleasure of
me tig the defeat of the Full in the ilitliw for
at of the l'>ury l.nv?. Amidst the pen
ifli of honor, limit sly and (ar dealing?<h*
tot the corruption of <n r numerous swind
iltVi-linii nts, in sealled hank*?it I# refreshin
l that our Heprest itt it v. * are not altogether
rallied.? Chrmw ( tit'lie.
rill II ai*e of 1.shops of the fcpi*copal f'lll
li * country olVt red a pri nriutn for the bist ??
Te Drum. Suty tire in competition for
to already.
s
.11 JLi I -JU I I I Ill I
THEJLIIHOAB IS W1IM!
4th 8iwrtl|^^^yitlof Um following tmmcHn
we bat In view of lbs
the shoot the railroad, wi
n'"': spare^^^^^J^nodebjr the ovthor. Now, howjjl'"
ever, j^Hnr* again bright, nnd that legists live
I ;,t munifi^Bclute extended State aid, we are eo goodvilli
Miturcdu to give it place, (not from poclje merit
"' < piappvcr,) ao we may notify the writer that tin
road will bo along thia way ou or about ncxtChriat'
am* niae:
ejr8 For the Carol'na Spartan,
nu- 'IS T1IE RAILROAD A-COMINGr
t'1"' In thia age of odvuncemcnt,
K" " Oli! where w II you fi.nl,
ro '" A Raihvnd that's Wanting
\a*' To u town that's refined?
day
f |,ii, Each man and each lady,
mvc Willi u lavishing hntiil.
in,I Knowing necessity of lushion,
mve Will meet itw deinund.
And hence their advancement,
* Along with the world,
iml" In the Bert of adventure,
s u> Wliile its sails are unfuiled.
the
r of So old customs arc fud'-ng,
nin, Before the hi ight ray
on- Of dire necessity,
hig Aa night before day.
' So Railroads nre running
.,UH And siioiting around,
"J"r lake a war-horse iu armor
r'"" When sluug be a wouu l;
iny 1
But here in thia village,
du- Tli:>t holds hp a head,
na- As wliile and as (leeey
roli* Ae the tdiioud of the J* ad;
Where are Indus and lovers,
' And misses, as bright
1 >v A" the slats ot the heaven,
'!* In a calm summer night;
usi- ? '
aiit, Where are preachers and lawyers,
taut And husbauds and wives,
|iar- And people us counties*,
the As bees ill their hives;
Jlrre e'en the shrill whistle,
In this tlour sliing town,
Ol the tiglitoing-spivi Railroad,
Is an unknown sound.
it n
?et- The people onec wakened,
hi a In the days that are gone,
the Resolved to begin one?
s in And they only brgun!
And now, must I tell you.
They are dozing ngarn,
' In then* ancient eniovmcnt.
w'lH Regard le?a of gu n?
Ii <?f While the Railroad they hoisted
nf n Wuulil soon ktiutT the air,
road And ci?f ?M abundance
lii>n Of giMxla everywhere,
Is not yt-t completed,
A in! iic'cr ?ill it bo.
Til! all A )& I <>f 11'liven
x |t|( Come and fiiiirh it, you ac*.
?o!l- '1? 'lie Riitroid thou cotniligT'
e of We all wiih t?? Liu>w,
If it ia coining, I tell you,
tin- 'Eternity inutt thua.'
i tod
I For it's not y?t completed,
And ne'ir will it he,
. ' Til! an A ni?'I from Heaven
' i Come and fundi it, you
8 "f KLlilANNA.
I( S. C., Auguvt 9, lSf>7.
r all From tlic South Carolinian, Dee. 19.
yl LECTIRB OF MR. JOIN HYDE.
J ,
mry ' A large audience mwtuWnl at the Rnptiei
ui,. Church, laal evening, full <>f cnri<vity t?? lu-ar the
j lecture upon "Brigliam Young undS.dt Lake City,'
Sore i hy tho r* Mormon KlJer, Mr. John Hyde, Jr
ij Afte r n few prrf.itory remark*, nppniliits to h'a au
dience a* vuppoitera of rrJiipoti wad rrpwb! can gov
,apt eminent, to look upon the Mormon faith ;?? one e'
1^,,. the aeri r and m ~t conit inphSde fotnia of govern
r ?> (ronton tfie hoe of the earth, lie cuMirtn need tht
i, hi~t''fy of Ills i Tp. i . to e.
'u.h Nine y.'ii:* ituo, lie arid, in a happy nod comf.et
j nhle home in I sindi a, the Moinion forth !ir?t reach'
ur-r rd ine. Rut M- rrti uio-oi in Kuropc and Mormon
it i?w in America ;<re two different ry<enw. All m
be- abhorrent pcetili iritii a w?-re vehemently denied
i :**i They seemed it ringiil.tr people, and were represent'
' ci a* Set rig singularly prre and bb-w?d. 1 listened
ert. ' to their at.tti fiK'nta. 'I H<or earnest r.ral and delf
hut ' ,K ? ."'en eacited toy curio? 'y and enlisted my ?ym<
j, r- ' p uti.i f!. The r tiot? I dogmas and ?ojdi:?iry b< *.vdto
a deied r."v ;*ca n, and confounded my objections. 1
w; ? a lK<; fi'teen. I judged it with a b..y'i
. ?? judgment-?? "ii wed It ? :h ,i boy'a ardor. Tluer
tin months a't r rn. I ttptiam, I w?? or<l linoil a priest
t- * and l?c.an pr. uehlt.'if 'he system :i? f believed ?t. ill
r* ty t.ir .ii? p-.i ii' i.? id ..VJ'I and hi.uiec. In I ^oii
the ' 1 weird Iro.n L)virj?oo! K-r Atni rica, vviili f.oir horn
mi- drcd iui'or.int?,our d^ ^'in.-.tion being the Salt Lakt
r of Valley. From New (irlmii! we nsernded the Mae
eel- mo |.pi (o Keokuk, k!i re we lli.''ted with the rv*1
the ' ot the Mormon emigrant*. ii,500 in number. Ov?j
l lit- t>: <>;><! piamtol St Uriii'k.i wc ilowiy ?'*'nae(i oai
nl?o ' vv.iv?the (tun our pil'ur ul fire bv day, liltii w<' fob
s?d, lowing hiscouisc In tl?e west. OitegolJen evening
'vrc in October, ivenry and (id' sore, we chnile J a rugi
god mountain?torrent* dwindled into silver thr^wis,
ivrs. | nnd looked like while snake* twi?i*t?K nmnng n.?'
u l deepening foliage. Around us tlie *nu?r?cl:i.l liil'a
?above us the crimson clouds?before u? the Suit
* l/iko Vitli J"?this ci'V of promise?tin* bin I o' life!
icial I remember how I w. pt ami shouted, Ikvv wives
till no upon th? if husbands, how tethers blessed tlleir
^ chil.lien, how Cray beads were bowed in prayer.
Willi one voice, we ?houtcd llos innah! while the
lid's echoed it up to ileiiven, and the mountain
hree/e wafted it d.ovu toward uurhrctl.r ii,our city,
our home, liut alas, lor our error! Alas lor out
: iiifatualion!
i of; After giving a grnpl.iodescription t>( the city, the
one , lecturer now di-scribed thv doctrine of Mormofiiain
?l>o- I ip which he said that their faithtried lo define limit
"'"g i and describe the means and manner of all existence,
'fry which it pretends to draw from n garbled Use ol tin
I'd Scriptim*. 1 lore are many gods, they say; one ii
>cii- oiiin'potent )>ri-s ,lent over infinity, lie is the result
ot an ace.dental accumulation of atoms of intelligent
tics- matter that have eternally existed (?). Under ihii
tlie ^i.at head came the inferior g?>ds, who preside ovet
oiis e.tcli scpurate astral system that circles with tin it
live, s ,| ir system a round the throne of the great I Ain
' 'ti Snil inferior to tln-se are the gods of the variolic ?<?
>en- J 11r system*: sucli they believe i* thcChnl whom tin
'red Jews call Jehovah, win se dominion s limited to tin
?r?n narrow boundaries of our planets. And below these
and ? di'tas, they think that each world h is its parlieuhu
g,.,l of r!ii* world tli* y say that Adam is the go?l
by and that Jesu* Christ is the mm. Still Inferior t<
the th * god, each dispc luratioii li.is its god aho Josepl
who Smith is the go.I of this dispensation, and Brigliurr
isvd Young of this part of it. The attributes of deity, say
" tli. y, are infinite wisdom and nlieoluic power. I in
' plicit confidence in and passive obedience to this air
thority i* the only duty ul and salvation f<*r mnnp.
vv kind. I he f.iitliful Mosli-ms reveri lieeil Mohammed
that as ?u-< ittTCDt?f.titliful M?rni<>n? do more;
lv>s tiny icVrre Liiffhatli Young :u God himself. Tlu
not I'-i turtr now ilttrrilwl the npptnrnnce of lingharn
tilt* V iuni{ w li?-n In1 lit*>t raw htm. lie seemed a large,
lo a power I ul mail, about fifty year* of age; hm light
it oil brown hair hung loosely niui long about Ilia load;
til ic , a broad, round brow, ?|iiick and command.ng gray
\(i eye*, lirin mouth and clun. His voice is clear and
thi' 1 *"iiorons. Ins attic ol speech quid* and derided, sin
mi gul.uly iitlit'linii lli? hearer. No iWriptimi cart
ell' ! con trey an adequate conception ol bir terrible p<.wci
lied ol v.tn|H'rat vc 11'ijui-nco. I remember wlivD Judge
>ufi- Snow, one ol the mcst able men among the Mormon*,
w is subjected to the ordeal of Itrigham'i
j curse, the end ol which was banishment to Alikirathat
| lia, where lie is now a Mormon Missionary,
din- j The inysteru'* o| Mormon in t ation are A mere
had j child ?li I.nee. The neo|diyte is summoned intr.
iini' the lindowiiient 1 louac, there the mah-a aro *epora<
mill ted Irom the females, and sent to different acts ol
itifir. : roonte. lie is I n.l in a bath, washed and bieaaod
noli 1 all over in d< tml, nod then pronounced elean front
ord, the bias) I of tliia generation. A new name is wlna
act. pi led in Ins ear, nild he i* told that his salvation
depends utsni Ins recollecting it. lie is then ushan
ei'ed into ntiother room, ununited and ?<'ento?l with
'the. Oil, nnd again blessed from head to foot. He i*
n-ral then clothed in a white linen garment, with lym
? re- Iodic mark* upon each breast nnd the right knee.
I ng j Over this la placed a white linen robe, on ** ng th.
i? to shoul ler and r> aehiuff the fl lor, and Is tie.', around
de- i the wa st with a email tooaonto nproii?a linen onj
' and shoos complete the equipment. During tin* inv.
atilu lo, sam? elder* ?r heard in an ndjuiiing room
jrch pe .-forming the firal chapter of (ivue?ua?thai i?
rigi- creating the world. One personating God, issiu-f
4he I Ins orders, and the others, Jen us Christ nnd Me
1 I chad, pretend to execute them. The six days art
1
nHMnnmMrtHMw J
rm thrsafh lo dto? as massy toiaatt*y??l *t*a ^
lbs creator ? sappssi i to W at Mrt oa Alt* .
the prwowWf <4 tin D*?y eatrred oar room and j i
\, began to h??ad m into skaf* lln Mow into *
I our lam and OMItoM us to ire. J?mm remark*
d that . ? MfKbM, and that itwre ant good (or
man to b* alow. Wr wtft ordered to aha! onr
' eye*, and aWa wa aprnel there, onr winao stood
- beoide na, an K*c atood barida Adam. Tkoy bad
, sndvrgooe similar ti tat ureal, and tbaa war the gaanl
, drumn of creation maal absardly bnriaoanad. Nor J
wa war* ushered into ?be Garden a( at dan, wh*a
the Devil, fantastically dressed, mads lib appearance.
tempting us at the aamo time to piaek mm
dried raisins tied tn a shrub. Onr wives, bn^fia- '
atraoted, did so, and we shared the forbidden frail. i
The creator then enters, drives oat tbe Devil, and
corses us, but aoon n-lenta, and premises a Baviaai
who Shall take lbs curse from as. Ia foar different
. rooms we are made to make certain tarrabais. In ?
the first we swear pith fesrfol penalties to observe t
chastity of body and mind. -In the second we swear r
unlimiUd obedience to Mormon priesthood, and an- '
tngonism to alt other sects. In tan thud era swear 1 J
inviolable sccresy. feartolty nereasny to gaard the
oath administered in the fourth, fa this biter., b *
around ou altar, we are swum, sad threatened with d
must terrible penalties, to cherish eternal enmity 1
against the United Stales Gorerfion-at, to destroy "*
and nverturn it, to baffle its designs and fruatrala Ha rl
intention*, to renounoe all allegiance and rcfaae all ^
sultiiiisrion, to teseh our hste to oar children, and
on our death bed leave it tt> them ara legacy.
Tito lecturer now addressed a frw letnsrks to
I those who might, h m ever unlikely h may appear,
have become prejudiced in bahalf of Mormooism.
lie oonolsded by saying that be warred not with
persons If Morniotiam be true, Brighnnt's being
a bad man wijl not tnako it false. If it 4>e (alas,
though he lived jw an angel it would not make it true.
1 u<ii mil mi utK-e Diigham Young, but Murmoaism.
I do not oppose bitn, for lie will soon pass
away, and leave only a da-honorable memory and a
blackened t.omo.
It is understood thai Walker has a large party of
"Emigrants" ready to j??in him from vurioaa Southern
ports: Mobile, New Orkgi?, St. Louis and
points in Florida. They will go first to a Mexican
purl and cbimg* vessels and sail under the Mexican .
Kl?g. Walker has now fire huudrod meu with
linn.
Hon. W. A. Richardson, of Illinois, has been
confirmed a* Governor of N ebrsska.
Tims. J. Sims 11a* been appointed U. S. District
Attorney of New Orlenur. vice the former incumbent,
removed for letting Geo. Walker get off to
Nicaragua.
Ilun. Nathan Clifford, ?f Maine, former Attorliey
General of the United Stnte*, has been confirmed
by the Senate as a .lustice of the Supremo
Court, vice Curtis, resigned. '
The citiai-ns ol Anderson Csurt IIouso prnjech-d
n jubilant demonstration on Thursday night last, to
how their delight at it* elecijoa uf Col. Orr to tha
Sjicakc rsliip.
The Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad has
declared u dividend of 3 per cent , payable 1st January.
oibitu^HX.
I iff. at her re-idenee, in .SjKirfcmburir Village,
nn TliDrM.iT, 17th IHre., 1857, Mrs. 8AI.LY M,
HALL, in lliefiSlli )?ir of kr nge, alter a painful
illness of * x weeks.
.Mrs Kail wns tin; ?'dost daughter of Dr. Jacob
K. Brown, kIiip tt.ii distiuguishe-d ?* ?i? ifleer in
tin- revolutionary war. She married )[ nry Horse
I (.ill about the year 18)0, and hud t< n ehildren, alt
of whom d'ud young and unmnt ri. d. except one
daughter, who lived to marry, bud one sou, and died
also in rnrly l*fo.
At the death ol her hu?'>and, which occurred
about ?.? jnmnfs, Mm. Hull wa? h it uitli nfarudy
of small chihlr< n, who urete more* or less afflict* d
with incurable nud.idn, and nn estate \^0tit istmg of
kind nnd m crocs in Lauren* District, largely in*
solved in drW. Yet with a jn rwvrrinrv and iitdosttv
r.jitalbd by lew nnd surpassed hv none,?ha
battled tut uM h* r rorst-Tlnnis with a Fteadiuesa of
, ' ptirip.ee and a chi erfuln* us of hcnrt wh'rh are nlwnys
the sure ilidiee* I a true and c- P-WW rhrislt'
unity. Pofsissiiii an ip<ioni<tnhle w in, nn iron constitution,
ami a sound and direr 1nin.1t.r2 re nd and
' judgment, she s'i?n overcame her p. onninry d fiie
ltie*, and not only relieved her estate ?d debt, but
mnae-vd a eonmlrraWe fortune.
Sin- retu m-d ihe lull [w??is-ioT> of iii r mental
f.ietiliies to the 'u*', a?lil kor'nc b< tru a fuitMul
and crusts tent metnl er .J the V>? V yteriaa (Thorch
tor RIM. year* prcvmtn. to leer o. .ih, dcd a the
blessed Ik pe of a bllsslul immortality, breathing out
' Iter life ?
4'.\s c;uiriljr as rwj infiint sinks to steep.''
I Few women of her age are) timi a the pr rate
walks of life hare stomped th? r-.pi ( ; r th?rnetcr
for good upon sn-n'r re n.:< . t'.y than
! Mrs. II.ill. She Intra uhlv I.usnl ,1. os. n.'i.?.i
^ i grands in. tin- i?stc it her . arrt.ri J.iuch'.rr, to
( lumitii hp: death} arid '.l**-,.'! r-' ? v ar..l
, i hrisf an wiith nnd ilo'y. wh?o it ? uitiiial t >
die a* it is lit be lwtn.r .ny ?h r (ri<oi!i> and refai
tiTrv n ihi mbrr villi xfTtHi<m .n-f m urn over her
depot tt*l worth.while eh~-hi f?? if, diif'i _ r I;.?t
illness, hni!fit iht tal't and pi '?:e risigtm- ^ *
ti'?u u) ?he p?? t:
"Jl.?w nM''f r< uid I la. n v bc.'d.
W'tlliu tin- r"W (|ri*r'j *.!? ::: tin a*t.
W hrn sorrow's ten ? nr . , re nrf j-'o-d?
No mure the ill* ol lite moJrw "
A FRIF'.ND.
com merc i a l._
Columbia Mar Let, Dec. I'd. Ifii. -q
I Cotto*?At the r-wnk oftmrnt of the --v. . *
jo.-'t h-rnliwipl, the cilun marki-t wnt du 1 an.I
i l uiift. 'i, at the quotations given in our last weekly
; report, v *: 1>4 * 1>3 c*tr. me*. On Wednesday,
) however, a aoiJtewleit better fectiag rpnnf up, and
| price* advanced Jon firmer prices. nod a* the de1
J mnpd in g< ?d. the market continued ?t?ady at full
1 prices up to the close of the week, the Males eonq-rising
about 4"0 bale*, at pnoes ranging from "J$ ?
DJe., most K-itma! Ola bjo.
Cos*.?The corn market has Ve#a quiet but
steady ?mce our last weekly rc|>>rt; the stock on
s de is fair nnif the demand moderate. We atill
' ' quote 60 a 6.?e per boahel.
' ' Fi-ors ?There i? a large stock of flour on the
market at picsent, and as the demand ia moderate
| j price* are a shade lower. Wo still quote, However, *
\ ; sui.otf a $6 for common to superfine branded extr*
faintly flour $6 7o jxt bbl.
i "another kesTdenier of new
tor* ctar testifies ro this good BrTccra or
Dr. M'Lane's Celebrated Liver Pills,
pretated by fleming bros,
new York, August 30, 1852.
|5fThi* it to certify that I have had the Liter
' Complaint tor five years, during which ti no 1 have
f tried uini'ie* all known rrmediee, but to no parpiee.
Hear it^ or !>r. m'Line's Cdriir.hed Liver Pills, i
, concluded to try a bo*. 1 did so, and am now almost
cored, i think one bo* more will effect a
permanent cure. 1 can chcerfu ly recommend
i these Pills lo all who may suffer from liecr comi
| plaint. i have also known thoin used with the
most happy results in case of sick-headache, or
1 | dyspepsia. mr. swift, ^
No. 116 Attorney street.
t^f_i'droHa*?Tt will be cirHul to ask for 1)R#
' , MM.ANKS CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS,
manufactured by FLEMING BROS., of Pitt?iuruii,
l\. There arc other Pills purporting to
l?o Liver PiUo now before the public. Dr. M'Lane's
genuine Liver Tills, also his celebrated Vermifuge,
can now be had ui all ri-speetuhle drug .stores. iVsn#
genuine without the Hignnture of
FLEMING BROS.
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To Hiro Out for tho nuxt Tear.
i i?i?o*l able II LACK SMfTH, fur whom apply
| /?. to damca M. Clark, living on tbo Howard
Gap Road, -4 mile* above Sponnnburjt C. 11.
44 2w
Notloo.
i To Those Whom it may Concern,
TT m my purpose to lertve the District, ebnnt thn
JL l.Sth of dniuary. IHOS, to travel for aer?-r?|
month*. During my absence, Mewrs. FOSTER
ds J I'1)1) will represent tr* lor general be.ioeea
purposes. They will be fully nulhor?<*d to settle
with p -r*>n* in i?-bted to me, and give reeeiplk for
ni neys paid, nnd to pay nny demands agmnnt me,
pnwnlM with proper ovidr-ire**. ^
For nil legal purposes, if any, .lEFhERSON
CHOICE, I .-.j . w.|l bo (n'dy authormsd to act as
my Attorney in tact, and Attorney at law.
f. WOTFOUD TCCKKR.
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