Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

if he (fiuoilna Spartan. |c gpXjj Sa sr isSTiio'i L Tiiur^ii), iiuimi 9, |j< fh'iilcstvu T.SMh'. ! it W? invito the attention of imr merchants to ; the card 0'" tl.o ?'ioV ili' 'IfiiliT-. i'lt'.i-iiiinji i thorn that Charleston i-< tenth- lo do oven :i Ittrg r and uiorc liberal bu?iiic?s ??t-*n last se ismi. 0 We ku(>9 thai >lie fpit it tm-'i'Vsiod to deal at hotno will bo responded to ino'i cordially. j( All our information rrni'mi.-t the si uenient ' that the hoili'i of Oba-le-ton was never better j than this season. J . J. K. Slrmtjili'tti, 1 :\ we it ail tiie pleasure ?l timet in-r with Mv. J. Vl K. Sfrattghttn. the now President <>f tl>o Spurtanburg and I'nion Kuilroad. on Tuesday last. At the Palmetto House. lie will not enter lor- ' mally upon hi* official duties until af vr the an- 11 nual mooting. Rrilli'int TU-foor. j, On Thursday night. alvutt half-past t?it p o'clock, si nngni-i -cut nu-t i) tshed neiM*.* tho ?-> heavens, in rt a dirce ion front \vc<t to no. tit- ^ east, disappearing In-low tIf* horir.on without report. Tl i* in tie >r v i like a hill of lire apparently fourteen t si- ' it iiie'c? in d'a-neter, and left an illtituin >ted tr tin n't ntt ot-e hundred yards lung. The light w*? leiyi t :?- ?? hrond tlusli of 1'ghtnini :i -i vrs-y Irk nig'it. The auperetiti nt* lrtd their nerv.-s 11 i - 1 l*oIilr<-;)l lioeMits. tWo return l! onk* to the gentlemen stt Williamston lor an invitation to attend a political meeting at thai pine, vrsterday, and regret tjiaf our engagements pt 'tit tt- iVotn leaving home. It would ho-. s'v- 1 t us nmeh pleas- 1 tire to he present, to he; r the views of Cols. Ashraote and Off en the Pres Initial oues" ? o: Slot ctillier. We're itt tho dog days- and it is too hot even for dogs, to say nothing of the hitman .animal. There is no news, save sonic particulars about ^ the Texas rati!?the i-ieif 11 tvv-dniion, with it foreshadowing af the tad v of a gvntidisonr nt L ? .. * 1 ei ?> r ranct?mo .\ >rlli ' trul.nu election --\c. j In tho cnrrosjini tl-'ii >* line wo have n lett?i? | ^ from Texas :?n>l olio fro- i mi ill! ill.'< Tit party j j of gentlemen. ttvitij :i!i .toe tint, in continua- I i' (ion. of a Into t .ip t > 15! id. M.i .mailt ami inter- , mediate placet. One re 'or> lint-t '?? content , I II with these ma wo-!., iml it??i?? for bet ... * tcr tiling* in the ftr H"o nil account nf ilu wa ( i liter. We had proj u* 1 an e li'orin! expressing the cotmclioti ; h .t Is11 the Ua:l > 1 1 it' u fer. will ho no\t IV -i 1 Ii goes overboard O | , to make vooni I'm* news in tier. The fact can ^ he Mated in few words \l>o will ho next l'resi- y 'lent, ami our e -'i ;vs hint 17<> electa- ; | ral votes. We >i.'," a*!: t! .-? s. nil:, "What are , volt iroitisr t" '1' a "tit !i V The legislative , . . , . | c< canvas i- pro jre-sine w i!i ooiet energy. >5 c have h-ul rein hittgy 1: wo- t'i- psate itnpro- 1 (| ving. A lilt!? more cV-e; .'.;! tcss sits ou the ; ? | r. faces of our rc ' \ < r\ 31 r. T7-.,5*rt-? ii ra<S a Xo;jrt?. At the 8' ! ! i'o" - of 1 onion, t !I which Pees:.' A. 11 . , :>vot, nf me S milt ' t'arolinn < V e, i- - .- ita Atner"- n? repreBeiiliitivv hy Mr. > . I.ord liroughnm | ' c .lletl the a.O'i. io't . \? . Jtallas, the American * minis: er, to the I.on th : a M sr it r present as ' a tijru'i?we >nj t' . -e to . w t!.e Ante loan tit.u , *' negroes were v-1. . . ; ;!i s, Untitle culture. '* litis pointed c.rc'tsni n: the e\vieiise ot' hi? S| country v.;i- roeei*. 1 > I .i? l.eors hy 'he Ccu- i " gross, 1 tit Mi". D.i ii- > . .<1 it to pass in -i- | Unco, as ti.e ii.fc u - ;!. oi'ili. impertinence. w For this e Mi I illr is oeiiMtr-J mi aonie of the t > . ? lio t>ccar: :i for- . ' cou'lcmnati'it. Ir i?." . in . n.*'. - ilu-only ri p'./ ' to hitch i il l ! 'S. r.cr.mi!. iv. 'till r. ?o iv ! stimulated the nr'.otfic- I..,..1 Hrtut^h- [ ant, anil a p oir.i'te 1 r.n.l in-' i. 'iiitury deli ite , 1 must l.nvc cn.Mi il, j : lucilve ul u? result hut ! further an 1 d -c or iti?nli. mi-I defeating the! ' purposes of ii'i i n;1 .u 'cMntilie couvocntiott. ? -?t> ?t? t>- ?- ? "Tnr. T; ! -1 I .iJeiML'.s heaii'.ng \?o. fin 1 the '.it! : i. :C!>? J * e?l in the- r... y 1; . r it. r.e iiou.e or^ iii Lincoln, a-. i i -i hv li. So.u; AVc .. i . a i f n:r re milim \ i. ii ; . t pCCt tho house i .1 spcct it wi ' CeilVC t I 1 ! / or I/',' ? , . . ! 1' I I'lils >hi\? ry ivi' .inc. i r I ui if. :ml ' ?' v., i' is u; or its a-i TOCAIOS w . r . . .i . s. .'.I In- ..'ue J. Alike lawful in all the tSiat - Id as well as new I ?North as wii .. At: - i 't vm Lin ??: N." ^ _c_?, I > Wll.MIN- .1 N a ?' A I 1 ill' v lie t u ,, ?t?\ 01". ! ' ' official : fuots !.; IIS fo| n : John Pool ' [Opposition] , J .. . "... i..' [Dcinoi:mij I ^ tijs. y i 11 i. i i ; ' ui us a :u j the ii.' . n " '. .!.. ii !:. g n:. li ii n nothing . \ i ' n.i -I ! , At i.tv i I" i ui. ? * i i the Vfinrtts ' . have l..'iv in e l : . ii 't - . ol'hi' i'?o I'm. i no l'l.l t , n if ,1.l . - _ . . Pool 107. ? county 'give* Kills lOoj majority. \v I) j- e i i:y *rIv I'lli* i'.m". . 7 i ; . i -..??fv gives Ellis " 1,031; pool. . c unity gives Ellis 1,874; Pool. 102, In Brunswick county, Ellis I n has Hi', and 1' ' 1h_'. !! ;'! ..\ county give* y Ellis 7S-; I'.il. .'OS. ] i v ahe county Pool'? net pain i- Im ih;t comfy the Detnoernls : luive lost t' ? !' the Legislature. b NorlbnmiM n c .nt . g > Ellis 1 '?-"? m.?7 iiy. ( i] Ellis gains ' n It nl . uinty. and ls'? in ' Lilgceomhe. J ! ' e nt I lis i< ahead, but lite otKeial ootmt In.* not . como in. In ' ? Craven o n:n'v h i i r< pnried be abouts alien I ?n "Hi iii tin. In Itlii'l' ii eoiuily the r Item or rats hixe gained xu.c incnihcr of tlic be .. gislai I'.rc. I'KTtnstiri'o, V \ . \ttpit t I The I'ptfs i . of this city nx- tl.ii thirty minifies in North '' Carolina I.avo ! > !u- r I troin hilly ami pn ^ tially, and it xvn i i 1 that Pool leads Kill? g about one luin h'. d von- . but the best ,ju ,, however, I Ill that i 1 .s will be elect 1 by several tlion. ..i. I i. a i o - ? IS* >Tttr I,xxv or lix it'i \- i ? -There i? now before 11 the House Ian Is :n lin i ami a lull, i'lirmi' - a fed by 1 ail ' ..i. t" aim I tl axv it evidence, . * "i xv !i ii m-iy ii' fi i-s| the prole -ion I. re Ii ? i i yi> , I. by t. ! mens Ul'P, to eim :;"i ! . i . I i' in . i 1; " nil I |H's, as is d iT.e x ix eivil, l.i _ i\. ex id for them- 'I gelves, en o.i:Ii. hi s , f ,,,i | -an ill ti Which the pi'. ' ii n h.iii-> f i- examined; the rendition b iiig thut they tnii-t also submit to rrnis-exiiininntn 11 and to a prosecution for ? perjury, it they run! e any false sinteiiieut. ! n There it e ery t that this bill Sill be b passed tins rt. sion. | M.xnr I':i st: Tttvxs \n;: srx. August i{. " ? L iter tel. i a 'I. \ is-tale tlint n large ' nutiibor of hiiul.ev and tl or. ing mills were but nt (1 a! An tin l"xn on the 2tllli lilt. The lo s is ,. estirnnted nt liMi iii tl. .\u uie?iii|iary negro, j who x\ is caught in the net ul firing the buildings, has confessed that h" x?n? inetted t?? the |' t'.-sd by :J,e M> l.t'-inis's ' t, ? J. 11 - 'oi'i K?iiuu(l?nrv of (lie Spartan. *?'n Walii m.i.v. Ai tivst 1, 1800. said Mi .->1.8. Ki.itons: As sn*ni as we look our , hool uvo of y?> i it VMicvllle. we set <*ut on our , litre mint;, ti? the I'laek Mountain*. We passed wo i i ilr *.milium limits of liio village, theehnrni- kept ig S\f:iDi! n. i lir.r.o. nttd as 1 gnudupon the 1,8 l' got iu\ lull's ,u .,i,.o reve.ard to the days fori ^toi. . ii'ieiid . plaec ill the ' ''nil m !; l" .? .* kind irhud. J vrtiu i1 ?? I-,.- -i Aod r.|> I lie Sw.intmtioft Hiv- j wd, 1 r, iTosvi . u \i-i-y often and remarking the l'':,.v . .:.ty .:ii i syin::u;ry oT llio beech, ni.iple, ami ?Oin y v'u.iu-e ir i'? tl i.l -incd its green batiks. ' !U"' 1. cii'til r..bb iy tils.i overhung this silvery I 'hit doling snvniii, ki-. ug tho water as it glided boat iltnly bv. It is ;? it like most liioutitaiu rivu- ,n *' is, torrent like, but moves gently over its :,!,d oehey be l with a low murmuring song. When Beel it. whose haa I is :?n oracle of knowledge, 8?" :refeho.l his g ?/e over this lovely stroaui, lie will istantly recalled to mind two stanzas of sotne som no-, written by n gentleman of Charleston, S. several years ago. while travelling in this e'10 art of the eoutitry. They run tints: mad "Swnniiaana, nymph of beauty-, C?U I Would wiin thee in tny rhyme; Mildest, br.goio.t, loveli,'-i river, I5ig Of our sunny, southern clime! W i?wniin-!Uo.i. xv.-ll they naiuod I live, i the mellow Indian tongue ; ! Ibtuiifo', thou art. most truly. Moil And right wot thy to ho sung. in n Peaceful sleep thy narrow valleys, In the shadow oft' e hills; hen And th\ flower-eiiam : border, grca All tlie air with 1V? iigranee fills; jiehi Vtild lu\iiriatico, go-onis tillage, chat Here alternate meet the view: Kvery turn, tliron-dt a'! ;!iy windings. r,o" S'tl! revealing some Iting new." I 'tin A * >oott as <s>in< ho heard it's master repeat heat tese lines, lie en leivored to get otf >otn"tliiiig j I'1'01 riginal, with the followitttr be^innm": I l"'1 beautiful river how tiiiudi like silver end Thou "lost appear in this lo-ight month! H:l"j liver gliding o'er rocks and - and-? tors, tit foiling to finil ti rhyme for silver, and also '"l" lonlh, had to g:\o tip the ghost, or rather policing. We think his. failure is excusable, for there i'e no jo-rlret, n-.t even allowable rhymes to T' i*is<* two words. in his native language. The j the our fellows crest fell, hut I'on ever ready to [ Krsl ruipitlii/e with his sijitire, tohl him to forget j "1 .s vaiti tin leriaking, as he wwul^l soon gain twei ie bin the view fr->in which would no douht ledg suite iii/'ii poetic feelings. sixtl We rest -tie 1 the foot of these mountains Sat- first r-liy, in the afternoon, at 1 o'clock, hut it was Si >o late to start then, and the next il ty being chin tut lay. postponed making the ascent until tatclon'hiy. b it that day dawned with an over- ottlv aiiging mass of threatening clouds. Soon l'| nick tlashes of the livid lightning began to ' St. I a-e l a di other down tlie steep mountain-side, ; o;;,| tii." hoarse b 'Ho wings of the thunder shook scri< ie everlasting mountain, and then rolled and All ' i.ued ir a iy, a i;' :o gather the scattere 1 TI frees in ,,) t i t.. join the 'warring elements'' e l ith ro d> . ie i violence. Anon the rain fell llrei i torrents, like sh wet's of grape-shot from | part loinicd war guns. This Constant "warrit.g" j e-i-U is kept up until late in the afternoon, when | coin >o thunders w ere hushed, t lie clou I- dissipated. I ul l'leidius r?.'K- out triumphant in his ru My. j sloe a/./'.int'ear. a- he p.;:tiled his last victorious faile newel! a.i'i 1 the lo"glit glories of the western dler utleto nt>. Sueii w the awful and sublime T [. lie 11:at w witnessed on thai long to-be re- vess leiuher i >iay whi!? J< ite<l in tkinip Ivy Dower, froii The ueit morning !?vinbright and lovely, .!i -et ..'it \v ii waiic - store 1 with provisions chu ii'i euijit i?. ! ?>: e. urse. < for the purpose ; ikx t' einyi. ;? i.a< ' w :'.i u.< ,i little .>1' the cold, | It . 1. is:.:. - :i1 w . trom one of the springs,) , P!ai e i '.? !?! ; -3 ut' nine miles to High t had v "... ?i ? li. Mi:.* i!. After.- taking it, as the was joiiiualiserv- i.tiii i>, for four miles up i ho I and i ( -. ; h Mountain House wnssittninrd, whirh | Si ...Tii above lis,- level ot' the sea?"the date ijhe.-: betel i:i the I'tiite l States." This | las < i.:-? .s o.-d li. i 1. I' l'.en. >! A-hcville, , or f :i : ..:i nbois sire prett_, o.iod emi-id- ' It iii . . i.i i .'I in:i'''- '--ibIe situation, i to h . tiir, ami c. illv the wind, wisijui ecoel ill. ' i t. ft it- y drew his shawl in?' r t > it t .a tors might have been i A : i" ' tl.iek Haul ins and over- coals sid A 'it'i w r enuring n the sere i 1 'ins o. -ey, v ' ') .j- r>:- live .iislc- lony. up si V -: | v. i . w-' Mi--ed the Isivor- ! lad e e ii ot a 11 : : er ; W ; ,: i I'.itt m, es.j . j T ft u'le-trn. -h > wis wont diir t? h r 1 n't n retime to .-it and behold "the summer sun had >.' si . 1 jii.i *t." X it a u ''"it w iv frotn tlii- cd i , : I' # .-.ia I.- !< ; e i ,. it wiii'di l*rotes-or T 1 i 11 -' 1 p i 1 ". !. S.i- ? -.'i sitt.l d tlighter th- bi.i veuitig that Ii I ,? 1?'? hi* fallen and un- l.drin .in';. Ii i h \ iii.li m tn-ire tart her en .and ' i re w ' Mi' j ih, aim ist overgrown with \ -'enl in an i n 1 . lea i ng toward^ the fatal falls j prot is.' ii-nv -i i-l it'ti-r his name. About S . i ' ; i .e 5 o.s U' ,Ne 0,1 "'ti'1 I'eah, , b >rt i 1 t hat e w i I i?v. r it our little banner, feel- j or *' i oud in j ayiuT tin- simple*tribute of re- | .ve-r. , e *t to th - :t t re-tinu p'i-c of that fallen , ' ii. .u o . of the s -ien'In wor. i. Ilia fame abn ' v ill in f h il-ie as t'.e inoutitain mum- , Aow lent tl. i! : , ?? ? !iis n line and epitaph. j ()r 11 We r -ii-.i i 1 two lion - a the si-rod sum- | I t ti.p i l.l ieh ue t,|,| nnrtiona nf 45-.. ' i* 11' i ito-. i .- . H'My :iN '.v is s<> grand that 1 ' i.! ii 1' ' io i . ,!>j it, for in fact ii is ding c; iikI wli.it l.itigu i' n express or pen por- i ray Ji'-t ho: tar i 1 11>ivn v? visited . ncc more the burial | I of tin* great an.I '? ' ooil. the !i in. " i ill I. mured." and fouiui " in;? on t he . . ft? Vim i ' I a lo's win lia I ' :i I i'I'Ii'ii nine iin'.' i ii wile hick to the lonely n i't much loved spot. W.- >.i in hogan to retrod ' ( nr 111: Ii tlir- igh tile den- * hals un trccs which P1*1"' mushed in wnli delightfill perfume until the 'j'x|' lountaiti llnuso wis gained, It is the thick ^ rowili of these trees that gives the mountain com s lil ick nf'ju' ii a'ico. \rrived at our camp in "'A In- valley, though 1'ati.Mied an I longing for one * f - - 'leville I of a leg of turkey" I vjp? ivii nee's irv to strike our tout ami depart the. I nice, i> we were desirous of being present "on t an I i lit i I'.ill I'liy. in II lynui <1 county, |i l i' it wii.i i-nne olf in I wo il lys Hut hcluro July laving ' I I'.. wfc, ' allow hi to simc that '""'A iere i< at th" fo il, in what is conceded by (j ivn I .11 ii lii- ilogists, to be tlie crater of ail |i | tifierit volcano, a hotel, together with several lire iihins, well kept by Mr. Alexander, who has '"I" IllgS mile considerable iiiiprovcinenl wit Inn the Cl,|,, ist tew moiitiis, and who delight* in striving ju,| > mtike everything contribute to the coin fort t visitors There is likewise located here the *t aw ^i lionl of .1 \\, lbuley, which is now r,,sj, oiirishing, and pr imises to send forth first men ale pleaders. polil We lei I tins place with one curiosity and ap- ^ elite gratified, and that w is of having seen c<)Ml] ml ( if' ii the 1'T.r wmhed-for epccklod ttioun cleg mmmmmmmmm I ????t trout; but the difficult./ was, as Saticlx ..they could only be caught with a silvot i: for his muster went out angling two 01 e times and didn't get even a nibble. Ai ravelled on en rente lor Asheville, S ancle : l)nit busily cngaee - ? ? alivoly conversation ho. hud been ~ep tiated for the first tinu >ne whole day. ttb> had not journeyed fai >re we met up with our good friend ?b< minima, which we followed in its wander to within two miles of the village, where w> ? it farewell, to take the road'ending by oh i|t Suspicion towards liny Wood. We reach on rimrstlay, about It) o'clock, A,. M.t tin '-grounds. The challenge Hi d cngageiiu'ii mriiced nt 11 o'clock, followed by antic fantastic foot-races that lasted lor nior i itu hour, having a ball either above theii Is or bouncing along the level earth righ heir midst. It would require much timi spaco to give particulars. 1 remembe ng l>ou. niter the never by-nic-to be for en" Ball l'lay, in a slap-dash cunfabitlatioi i a squaw, trying to purchase from he e cane baskets and wooden spoons?he eve anon asking her what the prices were, nm answeriug so many and isrhi cents. Tliei ,o the exchange some way, hut how I neve d find out. The name of the chief was Tu eskee, but popularly called Skileaquo, or tli Witch. e set out in the afternoon for Tulula Falls ling over tlie Balsam Cowce and Antalialel intains before reaching them. They arc fivi umber, two having a fall of eighty feet am athcr three of inorctlmn ?n hundred. Bu ! the enamored l>on met up with otic of th itest adventures of his time, in which h evod a victory and became at last disen ited. And now homeward hound, with "al iwe b tdo adieu to I he health giving mo tin s, and soon reached Walhalla, the Uertuan" fen. Hut here 1 must lay aside my pen nising that if the "never -enough-to-be s -1" I) >n Quixote III, should ever he re i.intod by his I'tilciuca an 1 make a seeom r, to let y'ou hear of it. But, Mcscr.s lidi , and kind reader, wc must part, and in be of the little band of Mountain Hovers, you a sad and affectionate farewell. BKOAl) BUI M. TVo'Wfi S<'r:ipM. 10 Abbeville Dress, last week. ntinouncci death nt" Dr. 13. E. Dressley, President o ?iue College. [i.'ulali," by Miss Evans, lias gone throng] ily-three editions in nine months. "Km e,"' I?v an unknown authoress, reaehed il i edition in sis wo -ks. 15.nh works wcio a rejected by the publishers! tgir estates in Cuba Willi good ma ory one liatnl produces 1 ?>.0.>0 pounds; os i.tint furnished with modern machinery oat count on l.ToO pounds, pwar ls of fifty convicts escaped from th jiuis penitentiary, Jetrerson City, mi Hi ult. Three convicts were killed and so vol nisly wounded in arresting the prisoners were ro-captured. ic Douglas Convention of New Jersey adopt resolutions against an alliance with th kinridge party. Per contra, tlie latte y, in convention, advise their electors t the vote of the State so as to defeat I.in or the?perhaps?fiftieth time, the grea k-jobber of New York, Jacob I.it lie, ha I. In a month he will he the richest sv.iu in that city. he New York Evening Post says that ino! el?, hi the past eighteen mouths, have suite 1 that port to engage in the slave trade, idge Shaw, of the Supreme Court of Massa setts, has resigned, totnkeeH*eci Septctnlu' t. lie is 80 \ ears old. II Tueki r sold lately the Napoleon ( \rk it*r to Win. lliggtns. The latter geiit'em.i scarcely written his salutatory, when li taken ill and die 1 s:i 1 lenly. IIis s-ihitatorj obituary nppeare 1 in the same paper aorin hi, the late Klaek llepiihliean oand : for Speaker, is of the opinion tint Done 'an carry Illinois, and no other State Sort !outh. is reporte 1 that Oen. Cass, now on a v; .stioni'i i Detroit. Michigan, is scrio i I Ii i-> t!i mrrht lie will never return to vV i h mi. H'g I <lf J I I llCglMOS v i-> 1HII I I Oil ill I ill' Si.It'll Carolina. Oil til Vl'illl llll. Ii i they were a special ih-put iii.-u J'ro.n Afrio i '- I.-' rice a u*l cot ton (*<iliuiv ! i r<>r-yi!i '? > l*ein,.le Colli'iru yonn e* are i i i rlii mantua-making, eoouing, \> lie Alexandria ft utile say a that all continue i .i! <?> > I i iii Dii Monday nt ii.mim ili t been no hi 11'iiijit to replace the pole ?le-<tr>>\ >n I'li'lnv. If lie i i \v ilci's <>f the Missouri and (' hint i iv is :ire so no'ir together, that one ma k iVoin both w ithin a half hour. >>v. llrMTii, of i ieorgia, Ins appointc 1 I' I iins ! \ gu-.t'i, t ? tlie r.ioatvy on the S i u r.c.ch of that S ale. ilnui i lViM. Vr'n, of Indiana, says !*? w ? i in i -mall town called N ? \ >>rk, >>!' >'i 00 houses, in IT-'S. lie i> therefore Id rs oi l. eorge S mders an 1 Hubert J. Walker liar nloiieil ih - i'lea of estahli-hlng a pap >r i York, that w is to elect L> uiglas whotli o. itnebodv ilnn n in \' il. ,?? :..,..t . !'!' "|'i I'.H-I ' ilif Iiouglnsites "Mulatto Kopuhii>ai)s is Hiii 1 that the notorious Joshua It. fii'l 's, of Ohio, li ii declared his p-rfcrcticc fe glas to Lincoln Han't believe it! full Ojitpl. i electoral ticket was noinini in Tennessee on the 28lh tilt. IV. II. l'ol Harvey M. Wattersjn are for the .State a minions ?- rim (Tvm. War in Vfm/.i r.t . t iv11 war .a tile most horrible shape is nut tiling n Ve.ie/uel.i as in Syria, as the l'ol up brief letter in the Journal of Cuinnierc? I Lugtiuyru, June 'JOtli, will show: our readers h tve no doubt heard many ne ills ot I lie ei vi I war in this unfoi tuna to eoiin hut not one tbiirih of llie distresses' anddirs are generally 1* nown. The rural <li*t riet iimst awfully sutVered, in the burninp o ipes and houses, destroying plantations, am col 1 blue Jed murders, rapes and nssassjn i s wantonly perpetrated. ?> rtifcTivK Fiiik.?Tw.t.vit vssrB, Fla. ill. - V destructive firo occurred in tbi Vesierdiy morning, about I o'elie-k, whirl rely destroyed the olliee and material ?j Fioiil tn; also, the dry poods store of Mi IV Maxwell, the grocery store of Co! li. II ry, and the building between the two, oe led as a saloon. We learn that the build were partially insured. Every one oe liop stotes i it the I lock were more or les II V N li II Ml. TO IIK t i IV I.N TO till: l*R I Si F u .is. -New York, Augusi 1. The foreipi I nis ot New York are making nrranpe is with llie Messrs. I.elaud, ol'I lie Metro Ian Hotel, for a grand reception and b ill t iv?'0 in honor of the Prince of Wales I Burpass the Japanese hill in splendor am liness, and the company is to be select am in' r From the Anderttou Uiuelte. I, P A.VUKIMON <J. II.. July 'JJ. IStiO. r ftVSTi.kmks: I have rend and carefully oons sidcroil tour appeal t?> ine In become : camlidale for I lie Legislature in Tins l>iKtiie Tho 1,1 J b:o.i<1 and cordatl support ymi pave me j lo' throughout my public career of sixte- ' years 'j1' e tenders il painful to ine ) ? decline miy position I " t which yon desire ni<> io occupy and \ ei pri\ Ue i ' ' considerations ol too e>"ii weigh' t he dis- ; ' 8 regarded impel nto rciucluntli to decline \ourj " - call. * * I f 1 am, like yours fives, deeply impress' 1 with | ' ( the ci itical aspect <d our federal : 11.i>. .<nd lie- j lievo *ve arc drifling rapidly upon revolution. ' Ml My Iioiic, as you kno?v, for yems | ?-l, for ihc , ''l * preserwuiou ol tlio fights of the S on Ii in I lie I i'uion, has been upon the Dent oorn tar. patty. So s long as it was united, hurniciiiuus ami triumph | aut. our ri ;ht.s and insi it lit ions were s .h>. i mil j 1 great party lliaL lias, in limes gone liy. won so !,l many hrilli nit \i -lories over fed -r.ilim. almli- ,il t tiotiisui, and C'liisolul it ion. and cslabli-hcd sa . many sound i.nd conservative principles, e now disunited, divided and hrukeii up. Its disrup I '11 1 lion extinguishes my ardently cherished hope ! ? of preserving not only nunigliis. hut the I n on | ll! n j itself. It is idle to debate or review the eaitscs '' r that led to lis disruption Lot it sullice here " j for me to say, thai in my opinion the secession | '> r i of tho ijotuli -rn delegate* li-mii the i 'lie r lest oil 1 t'onveiitioii was unwise and impolitic, it was *?i v manifest, there, to the mist casii il observer, r that .lodge, Potigl.is. wiio was so justly ohti-ixions |<> tlie Sniiili, could iioi receive the liomi- su.iiiou in ;i lull eoiiv.iiuion. and it w.is cpuilly '1 0 certain that 15. eckinridge would have been the ' i nomine , it the Soiu.ieiii delegations had not ! I abandoned their posts. |f Mr. Ib-eekinridge "" j had been the nominee at t * ii arleston . Ins elee '* j tiou would have been a certainty. lie is now p I the nominee of only one wing of the party, the 1 ' 1 other wing having nominated I'mights -and :,f I wl.ilsl I shall give to Breckinridge ami l.atie. the nominees oil he Baltimore t'oiiventl >n? ! <! gciiiieuien of tried patriot ism an I sound prin- I I'1 r eiplc.s. a hearty and cordial support. 1 see no I s"' prospect of ih ir election either by the people ' ''' I I or otherwise. j S|i | Lincoln ami Hamlin, the 151.tek lb-public hi ! I nominees, will be elected in November next, and 11 * I the ."south must tiieii decide the g eat i|iie-ti.>o i e. j whether they x > >11 stthinit to the d-iniin at ion j " if 151.tek llepuliii' all r tie?the lumiiiiiieulal i I'1 | principle of their org tiii/.a'ion being an open, j l'< ' undisguised, and declared war ii|i>iii our >>ie.a! , hi 'I j it,st it ut ions. I believe that I he honor and -afe Hi ty ot the South, tn tlint coming.-m-- . will re- - iptirc the prompt secession of ine si -v tiohling 1 ' States from the I'uion, ami failing limn to ..L- vi | tain front the flee States a-ld i ut it ami higlo-i ' guarantees fur the proteeli m id our rights ad '' properly, that tlu1 seeding States ?1i aid juo. a tieed to establish a new government. lint ' whilst l think suelt would he the imj ..| itive I duty of the South. I -Inai l einpk i,.: ly ie l': probate ami repudiate my - a - ue having t hi I Us object t lie sop irate scce- ?ion of S "U ii t aro- n i iiiit. If tb orgi.i, Alabama and Mi -i--ippi > II ' alone ?giving lis a |iorti"U of the VlLintic and 'l Iiiiil: coast, \vi?n> 1 nunc wi111 thi- St.it-- in i j ri common si-ce.^ivii upon tlie election of a It. 1:1 Kcpilhlie.tti, I \ ioi"'l ixe my a-- at to I lie " 1 | policy. I xvmild itid'iloo iii no lnnyn:?j?(? nf criminiI on or degun -ia: ion of onr hrel In en in t lie Sun !i I r who arc iin( I! I liy u -eu-e of pairioiie iluty to >t support Don.-l is r i 'olin-on. I Iclii-ve tlu-v ? arc illi-jnil;,intin* iiio-i clli n! nn-m-of |.ro at serving 'In* rights and intcrc. !- of il:r South in , " soilainiiic tIiW-i- l' ntlemrii Iml I concede i ,v j llirin :i patriot ism a- rit'a ?lic as I claim ! n* mv ' ; .-elf, ami 1 Icel xx ' a "is I i ii.i: xx lieu 11 i 1 i seclioii il iJkite liet ween tin-N on li-iiii| i l,e .'h ' is to lie -li?id ol in i- ne wlii'-li wi.iil- ji' at j will not set'le that tie- S tilth will have ii ' ' j for tin' -erviei s of all !:cr -oti-. and tliol I'.ted I j int uitu IIICI1 m I I' e; : l.l- melt v ill Hill V einil' I. e. I j o.tcli otIter iii he i ' iii mt ilcv '1'ii to It-r 1. i. u i- or and i in ere ; o 'i nauliiiig x on, Ren*leioftti, fi.i y. M.-I.ie l i sideratio.i, .in ! leiter.riog my i - t th i i cannot respond iliii lo.nIvely to your rail. I '' scihe titvse,ft tno.-t truly onr Imeml ami le' .xx S , cni/.en, -I ,\ *1 MS I., t'tlll. s To John Maui iv, unl mher-, Correapon loncc of the N. V Tim > Tliu Miciliin nij-i il j 1 mi! \int 11 dsimt xi, 11 t it it "it i, Sunday, July s. |s ,ii. j j T neoiiio,- it I n'el el; the ' etieral review i ml In- troop- ! n and nanx -, or ital.an ' , 1 a1; I Si' ili xti, '* i . ax In : e i 11: i ' uii - el Molt to I'd--;" atiio. fiicy tun anted ty a i : lit.no i. . . , the renin mis nt the tl.-ner. Vivra i ii.:v 1. S v. u iinn d x duo e ? . , " i , ; rive 1 xxttli ' i.-en-y till* oi er dry, a. o ; yic-.o'tt.', i jusoioitnee I i' i- v ea.l ill IT i I lie SlC.il III t II I ill h l"e 11 : I ' i : - _ ei , I hoys. f lie lalt r. e.iii-i le. in a i lie - i n I t: . ' t he , have I j i*i ii . ,;a '!./ d. xx , i i In m all i ie , , i a i'hvi i'- x rv l.in . j tin il xx. . I. i . u . 11.no ere I lie - 1.1 i III lla.v xx.u .. ; -old Ii xvho, |o|? xla: ilii. eoiir.U- an I il.-C | li ie. ;i | Oil I II lis - 111 I ,e ,\o. i II. II ? e l . XX I - ll I li '. ( J.i ; r I ;l u. I . ?T- till !l I : . i . I .111 . , tic* |n-iM w it iioin l-riiij: : n ? > ne >1 I. 11.>IV "III . ill i ! ' l I!..Ill l. i I I I . 1 nVeil I - I.mi ii } , vv .:Ii i.i> l i !. i 11 :n" .i. i ; i.i l :i h.i.l in ins loi 11.c i -i. 1 li i\ i -i .i--.-i i :it i ho :i i { ii i i ii. ;i ii 1 :i ii ivi; !?,' Ii 1. 11 l . . r. i 111 i l; iv \ i 111 _> i.. i- i. - w . . i - \i : II , " | ii !'. I. i 1 I Ii H' I_. - I . II I . I. sir-.' "I I. Ill I II; .1. ll I till*' HI 11 \l i ! 1 I .1.. I j J I mm iiiti in inn-Hi ; .- :i l'i'I vv i . .1 i 'A , r ' o.il away. or I .-Ii ii .if , 'A In ii i ii -I J i' ii ) >ii r mn:?* i i I l . >ji li/t .it ii aii>i - 111| l h i' - t11 ii-'i: i*! *... .i i > , !.l- IIV t ll. .'till lli'Yvt -llll'ill 1 .1 'I II.I h h.li ihi'i' t'li! . o! il'lll vv i- ilii j>ii lliic :i - 11 . i uiil.i^ev i- ItMivil, iiiiiIht tin ii.rv ii- i i hi rii -ii llui i nii-iil ?nit i i i f 11 |i i . .vi our willi i i i'! i:i ir: nl : i e j . r* ) in.;. i'll* i -ii]'|hi-i- ww ill ii .i r 'ii i :i ii ? ?ii -i*i 111 -in "ii tlii'ir i- i; . -i- li n il. i i|. i i. . . I(m\ in/ ill :i i'i-w i l? i . li w l.i - in " -i.i i ! iy or 11\ ?. in* - i l Ii i tii ii ii ii : i ii i- - M M:n ; ii I . > r .ii l i 1. ii .ii i" , in ill I I'l l-1 is I ii "* I v; Inv vv . li if n e li .in jii . i . i ilr.i in ; - it>?-i*n II" in- . 11 ill 1. - |l||i-"lli: .* | ini? it--'. ili ; v ! !if iv i- r il n i -in/If m j j ilivnl ill In-1 o VVIl" i '1111? - ill ll II- : I ?* 111- - r i i ill - i- ij " i I y i. I ii ] ill i !'- i'li rii; i '' i Toilifj'iy "1 ;ill tin* vv"!i w ?111 r. nt' li.ily, ' a Signor l.u Farina inui three "t li is /m/ irctlt n [ morning shipped for ihv ( >ntiii?*m. .\- loan " as I if ..ii ivlj -11 - j i*i 1 ili- . "i jii i i n jr. 1 i - li in ?* n(. d ,r j I'usiiivf iiifui iii'ilioii lias ju-i heen limn/hf , I-i i i: I 'iiirral nl a secret treaty exi-li'i/ in-- " i ivv"cii I i ni"f an I I'if i mvii t.i i he tiilliivviinr ' '* effort; 1'icdmoiii in >\ t>>i- tin- r...i< Iu?":? i? annex *v k lie twoSieilies may eotint on the diploma .e. , it11 I, il lire j. In;, i In- arnie I -ilpp >ri oj' l-'ranc . d in order io etle-t -aid annex it ion I'ioduion m may mil toueli I'mbria or ilu1 Murdici - -uni-t ' ii< ii i - - i-t oil her liri.M^ly in iir I i io.i| \ .11*1 v nn>\e 'I lV mt-iit iln-ii-; must stippie? any n-Kiluli -nary ' |. expedit i' ll ki-I mi fool Never! Ilea'--, il Ili?? " |> | >11 i :i i ion- rovn'i dt tlieirown ni-i-ni I iiul win v I lit* day, I'. lni'Mii may accept tVt'ii I ml.ria ' mill flie Marches \- f-r \< Piedmont ' may win it trom \i.vri.i if-In- can. lt.it i iti j. iioi count mi ai>i lr< hi Fran an I in u- urn ' ? for the po-iiivenml ncg uive benefit-, inti-t liumi i I- over in body, h >111 ami pirit. il o Islaml Sar.I dinia, tin- I-la ml of r.llia, the t'lty ami i cmty w ol tlcnoa. >vitli Iio111 river*, cMcmling on the North to Nice, on iheJ- aitli to Spe//.in. Tin- treaty i- -calod and -igiid if- truly awit* ilie treaty of IMotitliiere-, which -oi l Ni. o -I s iitnl Savoy. I lie llcpiihlieau- di-coverel llial. til 1 and were sc. tlc-l at tor n- publication; I lie lie' j piildie ill- have d..-Covei cd ilu-. I'erhnp- 111if' lame tin- warning will not be utterly di-regard , cd, a- (iaril.nl Ii, indignant and di-gu-ted, h i- ? ' ' taken it -erloll-ly to heart. In- levialol H to tlie l-iuglidi Adioiial. Ii Fnglaiid doe- not look lo ilu-, tier naval superiority i- a! an end .Ii s lorever. j i| I left off writing to pay ilio I i-t night vi-it to I lie- different wauls aid w i- ednled t y finding i | one of ilie American -ailor.- loft with me by . | t'apt. Palmer die?ed in red, am' declaring . | iioi; lie -linuld join (i uiliaMi Wh-ther in.joku al , or in enrtiesl, tbore i-no ti lling; -a mine h>ve in i dc-crled tram tin- l-ingli-li nr. t \ m ncan -hip- I, 1 iliat I c ait -H- I shall tie very ^ el vvlieii I bey pi I arc off my baud-, a- I -aou'd be very -orry lor . nlusl l>l Irollcul 1'lvl. Dallas .Inly -I, lHtM Kimtoh Tklkuk veil: Tho burning of l?u id several fill-in houses in llil.-< County, I to iho <li.-* nVi-'-y of a most diabolical jd?? vasinie ilii* whole ot' Northern Texas. >t .t was believed tin' the tire wap nccit I. ml i .iv? miw-sivi1 ' in ning nf farm lion it tin- tiring of tunny other towns mid *ti i.i..v si-choii, enitsed inflecting men low ems to li A^t o.it, if possible, tin' cauin e|. w i.nli t>:il? dest i u< l n ii. It seemed uln i) is'ihlc tli.it -o mitiiy i'luiTS slioiild be t llinl. tlli'ini v|y, 111 I I lull I li lt uliuulll lit lll'vil 1. Ti.1* nut houses. granaries, Hills Hll'l gi Mr. t'ull Miiiof wi'rc desiroyed a few ?l fi't Ini di -i i in-i .011 i) iiiim. This led lo ifi ot s.?i.io white in'*ii, whoso ii.ainifi nir.i r. wm? j. iv i ln?y ond it iloulit. !Se negroes, I dunging I,. \lr. Miller, wore t lv-11 II11 31 It 11 cxailillll il. Illl'l di vclopmi nts III M - .wiling cliiii.iiioi elicited. A pint to roy tlio ooinfiry was uvo.ik l. and every > in vt.i ii co. ov.-ii lo i lio in in ii i in.*, do! u tied. N. I iptiie ii hundred ni'^iuui* Inivu boon urroi* i l iiji.iii n i' ?.c o\ iiniii it ion. s p.iraic Mini a| mi cacti oiiior, they deposed i-i tlio existe a |ilot or cm sp nicy to lay waste the <a j by life iiipI assassination--to iinpovo " land by tiic d struct ioii of tin? proviso in* an i ammunition, nii'l then, when i a in hoi pie iics.s. a general revolt of the ies was lo hog ii oil i tie I -t Monday ill i i. tlie day ot oil -lion lor St we oflic liis e ii,-j.ir i> v is mil*- ! ami abiiiied bv ion imiii*sari - troi.i tin* North, and by ti our mid-:. fin- d '.wis ?tf tin- plot, ami 'iit r-i ' ii, nie liiese; I.: oIt t'oniity oi l liern'I i s as b.i.s a supervisor in the pel i while in.hi. wli name is tn.i given; rimy la id otr into I ti- i-i?-t*?. under the > ;etits 111 ibis villain, who control the actio ie negroes in s.ml Di-tricts, liy whom ing was to be d 'lH-. Many of our ti oniinent citizens were singled out for as niitioii whenever tliey made their escape f ieir Inivning homes. Negroes never be ispeeted are implicated, and tho insur nary movement is wi Ie-spread to an ex lily alarming. In some placet* t lie plan meeivc I ti every form hooking to the in id (rightful in its results. I'oisoliing wa added, and the old lauia'es t i be slangli I along with the inen. a id the young indsenie wo ten to lie parceled out atiini ese in I' laion > - >iiii I' i-! s. f iiey Ii id e ne ... (a-, a- lo design.tie their elt dee. ; : i ie- had i> en ly been selected as ctiins of these mi guided monsters. I itttiiiev, iiie< 'iwiiy lias been saved f a- aceniiiplishiiieiii o) these horrors; but i I -ii tnl duty remains for us. The >egi ne i ii i.i it. I to these infernal proceed A bob! i.iiisinidili'- -nit- - iries of eer n hers who were expelled from ihis I >n ' year, rile;; agents have been b'l-y ailio i, nml many ot 11. -n have b.en in our mi Lie ol I!. ii. I. been ideuiitieil, but I I -:i tlm iiw : iie. still remain reive a I. o ! 1 .. i t -.b 1 i_\ 11' in I an ig" I and .ii! . i ill* ' p.- ; 1 -. Nearly a lium glim* ! Ill-' I - i ii 1 ;! .1 a lllig- reilitn cut e! \boiui i - s n:e expected nti the An.-Ms!, in I ii -e to be aid >1 by feci <m : ik* In 11 t-i irilu's wliih* fin* Kungors voval limi lif i in ! ? i<> i . North < ,-iif ! i > 1 -11 < v ! >.i! 1 i ?. in ni'loi* thai his mi I <in tiiiiiion <ii. \ luilll w.i- toilllil li * - V l: : i' i I : 11. fill I K'il'1 Worth. IWOt ; *. Ill I. . 1 t > l> : >! I ll<r*0 suntlM ll**'ls i t- i * I hi w>ui;. Wo li* ti n tiiit :i l 'i.|-.;i| ,r.\ y .t tiiiit 1 '*1 i>l nilos. nriil it at* 'V li-l whs *? i ; . *r I I i.ul ; -IX s|m i- -.1 nil i-i liiin, in.- worts uitorcejilotJ. I 'll i !i\ >iiii* 'I i . gun;;, an I Iii . iil-fn- win* l ii iv ni" I*-1. M -iliy niliol's .!' I. I 1'". I 11' l V I' IIOVi'l* Wit llt's.|nl . :ii'.' ii. ! ji. ilm: uillv I'Xi'ili'il. ut'iiictl if ami my 11. ftiiU i.o.iw not v > - li.i I ho I'.illcil upon tu till. Tilts uirotfins I I I _'ll Itfl. all 1 t !' IV I lint I Ins Irnlth * i , 1;: 11 I I i "siato. ll I H'llOnvos c in hi i i h i .! * .*i . is amii ii-, aii'l !ii?lil . * ? > Later ?'ii>:s; To\a \ M > I II l.lt I Nsl'lltU'V I l.-l'i l V l.lt 1.1>. I'i'miii i!i* II : -i ni 'i'/'.'i ol'tIns JmIi i'I. r - i.ii* .i *n il |'.ii iii iil.ivs ol ilit* : . i -1 ' i : i i. .1 ..".'11 I'oXilS. iivaul * i* ; 1 :*. 1,1 ' V.i V ill lie W. I V -...'Oil a I :'t' I' 1 ii l?y a an- i i ... t . ll H U'lolit iii ' . v. . III. "'i* ; * ill .|! . ...-.ii* . 1 -i mil' i. . : !h* !>t*'i|i i' in i *lo.s v. ii i i a 1.1'i.* ' sjin :i' iii i ii'U oi? I> i I..- iii.o w i- * i li tv ' oil e iri'if'l o.it I i-t ; l ll tV lll-OOV'-'l Oil. Ill i W 01 1' I'. .Ill I ,.i';* in-'ii. wit > * nan.os a: i* tint friton, ' r on Sn-ii.i iy lit, i!i" -l.v -is', s ,> in*, ii'l'l n ."rue v i'IV lih- li 111 also \ Til.- -1 i : v w i-? boli.*v i in In* i !i I'io a 'io o ni i ?mly w uol i ?. I i -i w- ii'ii 'I >\vn tv.'III lio i \ igil.i i it i- w .' liil ul iiiio'1. h n \ w - . i : i' ; .' t a i s. 1 t 1 i; ; ' > *' i .1 I1 I I a H > . |> I' I 1 1*-'*.I -I'll I ill I : ll' I'I 'llil I" i I! In a oho i It il !ll"ll. i ii ' i i ' . w 111 1*11.1 | 1,1 ll, i i rim's M .1 . S * i . - . v : ha- ho. ...... i i i i j ' . . 'mi .ii titti \ ... i*i . : . 111 i - ? i i in > V-. | a .ii. i \ il.i* l.o - i I .* II - I '. II 'H I llll >il!l I I i i . ry. c iiil . - V I* I o \ " t I t'OIII I *1' 1*1 . . .Ill MV III! , in in iin* - -vetnl < > innii-> : i \ i jr .i - nml ! i . I i. I. , i 1 lii v : In- in i ? .1 . t.ii i'. ii in I- . Hi- v> li.'ll HI' I I'll lll'^rui'1, ; i i" In* r n 1 ! i in "ii iii' i. i * * iii j "iii)i!y 1 i rig Th.-v ii i I w I i. \,-i.i , r "i. lily 'v1. i l?:i ?' nl m-pir n-., lull t 1 to iii!'ir:u <>ti ilio nil 11. , I.i X". \ i !i.i Ii .! I in- li-c 'Very u is i i ii * i i In- \ I it 111ary i' iVs- <ii ?!' :i noj^fn i in 1 i-li?*:urin:: in Mr. M ii'-hl'iink-. Tliro ill ill.- wliolu rep ion. embracing Dallas, I .ri.iM. mil I', n! n . m ii'ie-. Ilii* li'stiinui ii- in-.' >c- has been i lie? an me. They liav pri'ril in ? lyin 111:11 11 toy were to burn ouses mid murder die women on the Aral ' i\ in \ugii-t. Tlicy were then lo attack r iple ;ii 'lie pi.l's uiile 1 by I lit* rein forcer I I he expected Vb.ilii inii ban I. anil having is- -inn of arms. provision.*, etc , tight I ay in Mexico. When Mr. frngerle!'! Waxaliacliie. 1ii>-i > iv. there w i-a rumor that there liU'l hen leii hung m liiil i-. hi I he think* llinse i e i lie men a'lii'l I In in I lie leilur from w > ii ii"- niill'l": II i II ^ ini' II1IX.1II.I i -jni-1 v wi'i f i ikI'll | *-? (ili* in .->111 I I In- rjtlll i v lire I lioroliglily iirouscil, il nut ?mp nil it ilio whole plot is 1*1 ill I nl ilo-.itl'.-ii I'M -, -11 turii i possible, arc broi jn-tifi'. \\ i" in-ir reports 1i "tn ISriinos. but they \ nil' tn it ion. uti'l we w ill not report them ij'to ire. however, every where oil the n i I - ii-pii-ioii.t eharaolers art' I i ?i ^ clti atclifl. - liiilpr from llnropo. Sr. .Iihin m. V It . \>iji i-<> -The etc ii|> Kni, .... with (,i vt'i'i'iiol il ties to It . | i-sril I'ajM' Uace "it Fri'las night. I'i iff I . i 1 lif ii foiif i 11 I oil liftwffti the mi it "? :i u>I i lit" I trust s. Ii w i - rep M'if.1 thai tin' ortlor for the Fr< ipt' liiioii to Syria ha I been counterman No hit it in irkrts reeeivetl. Hi Ti Li'tit: \ t'u i i'lirri nstoW*.?Livritr i!\ -ti. It i* t iirrcntly riimoml here that nia consents to Iia111iiil'li s proposition t v mouths' trtieo. The luiitis clo rtl ycstoiilay i higher. 11.i.i\o|s. Thr census returns from 111i re i Iv revfivt'l at the llurcnii in hashing Louie tin" toi al population of ihnt Stale I son,ti..(i in lftijn. i>ii the basis of one f estinan to every l'J't.OOO inhabitant*, ii iv le t.nlitli 'l to fifteen turnihere of (Jong ttc%'l of nine ? 1-1 1-+? JUnrrictl. ii.. At Spriai, Aufiit Is '11. by in* I, Kdwim (Jatku, Mr. JAS. ?TliM IM.KToX, o . (y ! Lauren* Itislriel, to Mil* MABUAltbl JAN1 j llACIIXS, of Lancaster District, S. C. len- I <>n Sunday evening. ?bo i?r|? instant. l?y A sc"*, K. Kmi ri*. e**p, Mr. Ill Oil I'llJRIJh ami .Misi ?res | S \LLIF. ' \NNON, ol" Spartanburg District. "J! (Obituary. ! it - | I'api l'ATKU.'K HOY died at his residence 'am in tlii* District, on theOth July, si'tei an tllnes lays ! <.,r only ? lew days, in the seventy-fourth voa "ic j 0r his age. His attack, which, perhaps, wa i'"*. apoplexy. was Midden und severe. nnd Imttlitif ver- | ?ji remedies, bore him from earlb to his lotij lien , i^ome. 'be i He was a native of Antrim county. Ireland 'l*-'" : whence he emigrated to this Mate in IKH, be cir- | jnjr then about 17years old. A few years afle "fly emigrating hither he mat ried and settled wlieri ed, | he died, having lived iheie i liule more thai l>urt . f,(| years. For many years he was employed h nee j n gunsmith, and to his iidelity and fail ht<t >un- j Work uumhurs of person can welL attest. 11 rish j was a member <ii the i?ajili>t t'hureh twetiiy-ftvi 'tis, | years, and during the greater part ot that tiun " " | aerved in tlio ollice of deacon with judgincn """ ' and christian faithfulne: . "" The religion he professed v.:: > one ??f the gov tMS* i-rning principles of his. life. He was no ent hit l""" siast, at one time excited an ! carried away bj n>se ! some novel development, at another relaxed I its j desponding, and i ea Iy to donht the reality o ! any'l.ing; hut with tirtn ntul honest principle son I |1(. . |voCn'ml and pursued the 'oaisu which t< Mch . },j>ii seemed linlit. re?> n!' of any other con nib- ; sideratioti than a simple eon " ionsnesy ofdnty " , lie was never know i as a dishonest man. It - all his dealing-* and intercourse through the up "ost and downs incident to life and its trials ant j tempi at ions, honesty w.'is the guiding star of hi root j life, ami to it his enegies wet*: directed, atu tore , f rom it he never swerved. In his social relation tec- ! there was that honest, open avowal of prill tent t ciple. blended and touched with that pure Iris) was j wit and simplicity, nnd above all the cxercis itnl. | <>f a sound judgment, which in. nle him an ugreea ' | hie us well :u> instriiclivo companion. . We would not desecrate the sacrcdncss o iinTi . tli:\t domestic circle which lias heen so sudd a "I?"' , ly deprived of its great centre of devotion, h v?'? | calling up those i e membra tiecs which hind s iml closely tin* hearts of chiMren and parents the these arc frit, lull e.?i never bo described; ma; be imagined, but can never be told. They htiv roin |OS| whose plnee ran never be filled ? hen eiiuipunioii looks in vain for that support tipoi "oes | which she lias leaned ill perfect safety for lift, lnKs | years?children will no more hear that vnic lain I which was ever ready to make plain the paili mly of duty, imi they may think of libit as being i "g-t ' heaven, and. by following ill that track of ligll "1-t. which he has left, meet him again to part n tavo more. s i" A ciotl man ha? I.tilery. 'lie lies ami relation "u: >>l half a ecu' cry h ive heen suddenly torn a tun I red dor. A h* nvy gb-mn now spread* over th r* e- place with which he has heen vo long idont ific? ut'st an-1 we lo .k with feelings of dottht lor a until t "" * . till his lace. The old are living around in are many of them suddenly. A new gelieratiu | wiil very soon step forth upon the arena of lift *'"* an I ' i o i giant that th*> viiup spjiit which hn M,,y i led oiti aiicstor- to everlasting rest, may guiil ill* *1 safely through th" perils of this world to th ""I? , attainment of iaimor'al honor. II. lay s I v--?-*^"?* Commercial In? :,H' si'.it: r i x ft cit f{ n:i< /;> < /*///.? aw r, ?i v rs ||,. It.! .? ..'12.'. *?-niK . ! Coru I l.int M.I , 7 will V'"u?' . o-,!, l.lK)a2( ], ; I'- - ( l.i'U liutter. ? W t. i iiv i HuMicn i II..K ;' Country KV.?I tan-1 o,n1 ;iv'v> <??! I,. |g j ItfUh l.OJ 1 _ f?rv sweet ."> (.? ti'i I'uri,.y , I,*, j Tallow i Vi . 1 fu l l. ir 1 121 I >i n ?i I't i.it ? t, t'lrtfv* I "> 5;Jli \pi' ? ?. If* i.uki 7"?iil.t l*CUelt. s, . . 1 2o it!"' "' Com Mabuki', \iigust I-t!i<tto\.--TI Si :i'fi fin* 111?* wi'clv, amu'iui in tj'.' li.iKs. H: i ciiii"> "if i I <'Ac. n.tf Clock.- The market i? well ieil, wit hot ,j,. any cliau in i t . tie ijuoto $!?' J I'ixtr.'i till ! > I per s:ieU of'.IK pounds. Coitv I' 11 i i :t 11 e'e continues source. W vrit- I'totc s !. 1 '? i I.2-' per hu.?hcl ofii'i pounds i ibis h"?lk. ,., j,. l*t \? IVn- - in*, witli no cl.?iig<* in prici i iv ' '* 'i"' * ' i '"i-!."1. I"\'-<i.v < h'n inig round \'2\(<i Ut; Sidi I lo' I ' SI i ! t-1 li ii-l'.'A: Hums , Wl, I.A.' II I t A J. 1 if. ^ \ SHXiUlK'lHllClllS. ""M V... ate .in 1; i;i/a<l to miluiiinci' Hit. .1. W 1J ^ ' " S\ll I 11 is :i candidate to represent Spartatihlll liissriet in i!iu next Legislature, in iy ! Aug U-t t<? T ie li: li 1 : It. I'. IS i I .IS ics; . 11 ,. In'!; :iii:i ii .. u i- i c in !i.lute to ropre'ei !u*rn , S| art .n ii g Itistriei in ilie next Legislature. t . j We lire authorised to niinotutee uks. ti. I li in H W A Ii H :i < .n 1 1 i:o 1' .r . <. . vl i<n to t!: r.-il: 11...iof i . pri"?ent iiives n tlu'in- .i 'lectin .In! 1J I'd tt' , i,, \\ ;re au'ii'li.' i t ? an'.'iwicc l?.?. It. } I'll !\ ! 1.1 St >11 !'. m - i li ! It f .i re i le.'l lull to 11 1 II t-e of llepre-en .lii..- it the next electiot IfM'l - ' _ . " > " Tile i > ' . W. '!. TUIMMH'.K r< ' vI Il'tl'll ::.ill . - -I e.ui lidate 'o fi I al 1 e!il>. 1'is seiit Sp;ii >i]li.ii'_ i>i : . t in Hie next l.e^i; nui-t lilt lire. .Itilvo-IK tt' tVe i a .' I, i i/ i :.m.i i... > I 't<l? J A M I'. Mil ,,..,1 K Hlli'iU is a iiiuiiia>,. loi t'o-cltuMinn to tli iup llniiTot Kepie^. nt hi ilic next election. ''IB i .1 tilv 5 IS tf t'pi j,. e are aailio # ei. lo nuti u: Can. t\ II ? r.l \ \1 M. i-'! is i I'll as a cnniiiilate for re elei "1 i.ni to the 11 use of Henri>.-iitat iven at thenej ' ' election. .Iwtieo-lS if iy oi | _ Candida co for i-lcrk. a We -ire noli :\*e<l to announce lo the votei llol|l ;K. of Sj est i inlo^^ i list rlet ili it .1 N I. II WALK KI n ut i.s a cainli l ite for Olet'k of the Court t : ' the ensuing election ?eir j April 12 6 to ilon- We are iintliorizeil to annonncc J. It TOI.I.I i two Si?N, Ks'| , a caii'lidnte for*/e-c!cction to tli 'I otliee of Clerk of the Court for Spartanburg, t icliie I lie enduing election. >.ut}< ' April 12 S te AUcniion, Sp.irtan Troop ! i'i nre orucrcu to Appear m 1 1! unifort iV||Ill 1 in til.KNS Sl'KIMiS. 8 AT I'M. AY, ISt The INST., for Regimental parade. I,.,., I?v onler of: T. STO|I'l> FAKKo\V, Capt. isell -loliv W. 11 \ KI'Y, O. 8. j Members will appear in white pants. irv.'.n 'nit i missioned ami non-commissioned oi licet i will attend ill the same place the <lny pri vioiis for instruction utt'l <lrill. EK A?g? 21 LARGE TOILET WARE j1!' SELF-SEALING FRUIT CANS Ud- ' AM. ??? OLD DOMINION COFFEE DOTS! Snriir it A ft customers will fin?l most of the FAN!" It I MIT 11 l.l'.S in my business all in store. tv o are 1.ml nt? for anew lot of STOYKS Poll t forget the Oltl If (Mil III lull ( ttllct nois I'ols they are going lasi nn<l more coming ton< All these things can he found tit the 81(?? iihc of the BIG COFFEE POT! will resb "vV D- MILSTER ? Aitg S> 23 tf ! Li J ul. ' ),, ri m I ATTENTION. MORGAN RIFLES I T>V orders from Regimental Hcadquar- m J3 tere, you arc required to parade be- X t tore the Court llousc, en SATURDAY, the (H 1 ITU IN-T A NT, at 10J O'CLOCK, a. m., R / 1 for drill aud instruction. Til Members are warned to be punctual, ill with arm* ami accoutrements'in inspection order. mid in while pants. Det.uillers will he returned to Regimental Court Martial. A. T. ('AVIS, Lieut. Cumtnauding. A. II. Fostkb, Acting Orderly. Aug 23 It I liHilroad Aotice. IbOOKS will he opened for the purpose of re. ; lJ wiving SUBSCRIPTIONS OF STOCK to j ! the Greenville and I rrncla Broad - i Railroad < oiiii>UII3 ut Spnrtanburgani Union Court House, on the FIRST MONDAY i in SEPTEMBER NEXT, aud days following. " ' O. CANNON. \ \ S. BOBO, CvirintuiioHCi Ji at Spartanburg. ' T. B. JETER, W. J. KEEN-AN, Vcvtmizsioner* at Union. I Aug 0 23 _tf_ J NOTICE TO THOSE INDEBTED VLL PERSONS owing me opto JANUARY, lSt?0. are hereby notified to pay up by the . j FIRST tfF SEPTEMBER, positively, ty their ACCOUNT'S will be placed in the hands of a mugist rat e and lawyer lor collection by lawr. f Aug 1 2; k J. W. WEST. : TOWN PROPEttlT FOR SAUL * i 1 ' rpiIE SUBSCRIBER, b.V r ded- Jfa s | X fons to uiukua o lunge in bu- r# t i si ties*. now offers his entire PROs \ PKRTY for sale, which consists in CHS5NB& - I a VALUABLE , ! W ~W -M " - ' *?? - ? ? 11V7 I A .> J > _LiOT, ^'containing I;} ACRES OF LAND, on Church I Struct?very convenient for both Colleges? j. ! containing rooms, with five fire-plnces, and all other OCT lll'lLlllNUS, and a good well of water. Also, ^ !') ACRES OK I.AND, on the Howard Gap Road, :) miles front town?all in the woods. ' Also. c . 2 NEtilttiK.S; 1 a good COOK. 1RONER, and WASIlKlf: 1 good house servant, and a tola era hi v good MLlCll \ N 11'. " IKH SKIIOI.D and KITCHEN FURNITCRB "t> , sold with premises if desired: ! If the ahove property is not sold hy the 1ST OCTOlJKK, it will he to rent. Terms liberal. Ang. O 38?if O. W. MOOUE. t;i i: s r \t i: ()? ?<u7Ti i c akolina. Si*;rr.wnrttfi Distiuot. IN THE COCHT OF ORDINARY, e t'itation for Letters of Administration. " 1 IIF. It F. AS O EoRCK HE LCI I Kit has pe,J tition. d this Court for Letters of Ad' litinisir ation on ill and -ingnl.tr the goods and " chattels. rights and credits, of JOSLAII BEL* ' CUE'.!, deceased: I"1 Tie'- - arc therefore to cite and admonish nil and -iiigu' ir. the kindred and creditors of the c -aid .IOS1 A IJ RCLfllKK, to he and appear at the t V.,i?*t ?'i Ordinary, for said District, to he ' !.< ! I at S; irt.inhiirg Court II nts?, on tlie 20t!? day of \-i_m-i ne\:. to show cause, if any exist, why su.d it tiers hoiild not he granted. Given under my hand and soul of otfice, this ItIt day of August, 1st*. >. t: * A. CARLE ROM \R, o. s. D. A August 0 I' TO THE MERCHANTS" o ! ' T II K II Soul h iin<l Southwest^ !0 ; .?V m ^ ^ " \\ ' K. the undersigned, MERCHANTS OK I HE CITY OF t HARI.ESTON, S. C.. ,,, : ene.iiit ag. .1 hy the increased pall oua-.c received .-pting. and hv the a-^ttrance.- llint linra |(, reac i" ! u- trim all sections of the South and Southwest, that our GOODS have compared advantageously. and competed .successfully, with !t those bought in New York, ar.d other Northern , J eit.es, and belie- ing tltitt, being found faithful ' to ihe pledges made in our toruier card, we ... , will I -ti?? --- ......... S...|.?| I Iiiiuilllgv, UliVC pi Cpared >.ur?c! w* tur a largely increased FAI.L ISl'SINKSS. I Our Isiij ? and .1,-1.1) rs of Foreign MerHiniid nil ' n ; resented in In? mar- * hei* I 't: ), n.i- >piiii,r and smuttier, either I \ n. >1 the'r respective tirina, or by agents l;i:l;? <. )!',; " \t in select goods fur the m ( > ,>iu ioTii (r.nie They have bought far cash, <>r i:- f jii'ia ii? ii'. m i their selection* will form full a- i urn .i '. yi- ^,'i'b for the inspection of ' ih inter! inc. ? !i lit. Our facilit ies for obg ii'ninr; DOMESTIC Oool>s direct from tlio , main; .! u .o I. re i.i..-i;rinsscd by the mer' >:!. ills ! any city in the I'liiuii. V- . T. i. 11 i. , t .11T:.i, 1111 v invito vou to in- j FALL STOCKS OFFOREIGN UNO I jf lit t.M KsTlt lit KlDiS, t< v-1. t:assured t hat all J in y i , - i iJicr. will make ii tii.- in,. ,et. i tur stocks I w . ' early in August, when wc will I -,ii. \ 'ho vimi- of our old and ] new Mitfi'- iir.l IViends. | i > 5; <;o< )i >s. HIE! 1 ! IN*). !lo\\ | \ CO.; JOHNSTON". < Hi.v.- v , S.Mi 1 11 .. ' ? iiV \ : r. M, l'.l UNKY A CO.; < I'. AMi, Id i\ 1 - 1 o.N I ' : .1 \ It. BltWI!. .\ o . t ' * . M kKNZ K Vv CO.: KERUlSi ?N \ I.HI H; \<j. !1 A !u 1> W V UF,. HVIti OFKOO .v DW: WiLMANS A I'Rlt t i l Itl'M'.V, iLN'NA.NT .V CO.; J. s F.. Al)?: I'll ,\ ' '<?. e I iools SIkx^s. 1>. F. Fl.l MINO \ ? ? : R. A. F1UNGLE A < I.: I , : .. \\ i i t HELL; B. B. S TODDARD x Co.. I IM II VM, 1.UT \ CO.; 1IASBLTINE '* , & WALTON. ; C <1 A >rril I NO. DIKES'>N. SMI i ll M l).; COHEN, WILLIS A CO : WaLDKON. Eliti EES TON A CO.; EDWIN RATES A CO; .M ATT 111 ESSEX, 0'IIA.? RA A t O. i, I (;K<xinRII:S. u I OFt). M . W 1 El.l IM .v CO. CliOlkERY & GLASS WARE, _ ' WEF.R A SACK: BROWN & PALMAR. " 1 2111< 1 Mtxlicines, i II AVI LAND. STEV I- \NiiV v i : > vn o?e it TAHITI!: TWIN ASIIIIUK5T \ CO.; HUFF & DOW IK. SILKS AND FANCY GOODS. r.OWKN. FOSTKU CO. ; J. .N W. KNOX;: DEW 1 NO. Til WKI! .v CO.: AI.HKKT LENGn ! NICK; M.VKSI1 Vl.L, 13UUGE & CO. h j HATS. CAI'S, AM) STRAW GOODS. IIOKSKY, Al'T I'.N CO.; F. D. FAN NINO & CO.; D. U. WILLIAMS & CO. r- j Saddles and Saddlery Hardware. ' H AST IE. CALHOUN ,v CO.; JENNINGS. ! TIIOMLINSON ?v CO. - Carpets, Oil Cloths and Window ! Curtains. 1 LAMBERT \ HOW F.I.I.; JAMES O. BAILIE. ? Importers and Dealers in Wines, I iitiuors. Scyfara. C1IAFKK, CROFT .V UIAFEE; HKNNEKER v GLOYKK. Dealer in Paper and EnvelopesB JOSE1M1 WALKF.IL Aug. 9-23-21. 'j Know l> Not T IriAllAT a general assortment of Drugs, Madi| cincs, Seeds, Perfumery, Rruehea, l'ainO, Oils, &e , may be found at FISHER & 1IEIN1T8IT8 I Angus' 2 22 t*-. tf

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, August 09, 1860, Image 2