Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

K *">.? "tbroKua?jHwt!wr* 's o our l*oH-?us. 4)wi I > iii-? i.'??i uijn of th? evt-partiier|h p ta* ?>*ti \ T. C .*?*. and myaelf, 1 lu? r-apc^t .dhiW* of conducting the Si>.\bvam . drvolvM upon lite undersigned alone. While ^ ire regret the laroruigo of an editorial conaox que.it. and vr^s for resistance to death in caaa ] \ ui tha ctvtion of Lincoln. Tho cnthusiaetn I , eraa unequalled. Five hundred ladies were a present. i Alabama and Soulli Carolina. 1 1 lie Chdrirs:on Mercury, in a prefatory art i- ' e! to lbs d.amission of the question us l.? what ? comae ttotiih Carolina pur.-ucs, properly ur ?uea that the Governor of Alabama, according to the resolution* pa*u?cd by the LvguUture. wh.ua we publish in another column, miouM a- ' kouu us L ucoln's election is known, torih i with issue hie proclamation," for a convention. | Front the subjoined paragraph in the Mercury * article we pernutue that Governor Moore does not feel bound to put this construction ou the ' roitolut lotis :?Guardian. j It aeo.ns t us clear, that t lie Governor of Al- ( ah una should iasue his proclamation calling a t.uuvection as noon as ho ascertain)* thai, by ' I ho vote on the tirsl Tuesday in November, Mr. I i* ucoin's election in practically accomplished. < it we woi'cusSU ed, that such wus lii- view o. his | | du.y, .we think the c mcv til Suu.lt ( atoi.ua \ro\tid be very simple uud plain Adopt the Aabittia resolutions. with directions to our I Goeruoi* to c invert with the Governor , o. Al %a ui*. a speedy and Simultaneous i Uicci.ug of the Conventions in ilu tr res- ' pcutive States. in coder that they might act J ' together. Gut we have reason to know I hut ; the Governor of Alabama does not think it lit Int. to nut, np WO suppose the resoluliunisis o! t Alabama to juire. Fh<>m Mexico.?Getads of uewa from the | capi.at ot Muxieotoihe IVt.h and frcim Vera . Cruz to the -1st ttlt., have been received The ' city ol Guadalajara had talien, after a nearly ' tinea weeks siege, durm ; which (he citizens ntitlei ed every kind of hardship and privniiou. Tito capture of this city is very iutporiunl for tli|.hi?r?i pAity. and muyVleiertnine the fate of the cup :ol sooner than unglit have been expected otherwise, more especially if the victorious Orgcta should cut otTMarque/, who had marche?i to tiie relief of Guadalajara with a force vruich Miramon could badly spare and certainly ootid not atlord to lose. The ino.it iinpori tul t.em from th enpitol is the fact that Mr. M tlbew, tUc tlrilUh Charge, has been ordered by li.s Goverumrnt to Jriuand his passports. Til* reasons ulletred for tins hImii unu.iiiii i.. tact. Io>i declaration that Mexico ix in loo demoralised and hciiu barbatioos n condition to nijiit any ruepj.i or attention from any foreign power, in our oarreapondeuoe will b?> found ! statement* ot bmbnro ? nnd inhuman cruelty on I lie pir? ot Mi ruin en. worthy only of u Ti b_rio8 or <t Tamerlane. and wiiicli uiigiit well j justify lha allegation. In acounlry where men i uleI women are flogged to death tor little or no ciiuxo. bar ha; ism i.t not a very unfair chnrg *. \ miet' r Mrl.nne reached Vera ('rut. on the lilli io tlie F'twttee. The new FreocliMiuinlvr, ( Ai. nesnuguy had not yet arrived 3k* .Ton Toombs.?W? learn from the T??r*, t nf Senator Toombs wore, in the streets of <h>- 1 1 umbos, Georgia, on Saturday lao, a irtue cook- j a .? j> e-enieu to htm by some of the Mont-: gooiciy indies, wlnle he wu? in (hut city. M-?*TOOMri?Y, November 2.?'The deck of the steamer Virginia gave way to night while Mr. i L> oigl.n was making hi* farewell speech, lie, with t e crowd, was precipitated below. Forltttimely none were hurl. Mrs. Douglas held onto the railing, and was reseued. Doth returned to the hotel in this city. ( I m oT in iny. pleasant year's duration with Mr. Oavis, >?n I lit loss .if his valuable eervicce in cTiM-y"cl<*p ir<iuent of tho paper, necessity force* B? to meet (he l<aue printing from that event; aui in doing to, our purpose r 11 be to >.ive to ou - erseiciy e l.ioriala as tnuoh Internet and g taiUy ih evor. u 1\> parecu .w iij the character of the pblili: k c:>l vou so wo shull take is unnecessary as oar ^ rfeuats are well known. No olio can doubt as to lie p.'ilitL-al completion of (he ScautaX. ' r>> yea s, e?er since t[a establishment, in fact, a i(. ii < been toe organ of (ho Democratic party, nut iiu utiliiuoliiiigaidvocato of its interest* l?> promote tiio cn.l i of that Party us long an , it ma i i'tt? its .iHiiiuctlvo orgiiiirrition shall bo uui .urn. ll"in iho developments of a pregf n tut futurity it shall be necessary to seetionaii/e our influence, of course ovary effort for tv.'i i i in* i improvement will be put tori I* as luslily as now in thy support of the Democratic " l'arty. Such speculations upon the future we di-uuts* with the general remark, (list we arc n Democrat^ nnd. thus atliliiiicd, shall labor for their promotion. With these unnecessary remarks, probably, w p..d .e oursolf to sustain thy interest and duotpm'iiiiiy of the Oaromna 8parta?. To our S'si'tiUi! we slmll bring the talents of many valuable contributors. With such assistinea as we siiall nbnu. we ean assure ou< kin (patrons that they shall receive a paper undiMiitii'kvd, if not improved in interest. W.lb these foreshadowing*, wethurst ourself upon our sitbKCiihers, indulging the hope that fcuej u.a cheer us. as they have done, with their pA.roua^c and liberal encouragement. WM. H. TKI.MMIER. Tlie Vo vitas* HI lie k Heady. We aie gratified to learn that at n meeting of the Morgan Rifles, Uyld on Saturday eve n'ng last, a resolution wab passed tendering the services of the company to the tJovcrncr of the State, should a military force be necessary to p ot' ct and defcud the rights uud honor of the SjuiL. Vt i. u ? flag-staff procured front the flcll of Cowpeus?front soil enriched by the hlo?tt' 01 lier>e-<?and with a Flag presented by the patriotic Iidio' vi Spartanburg ? when the con fl.ct comes, the members of this company will 1 tin tate the exuuplc of those Revolutionary i h i roe i who achieved our Independence. 1 St. Johns Military- and Classical , U|gh School. tj The Target Tiring of this oorps oomes off to- 1 m.-riow, (Tuurs#^ oa the grH^Ur|^ , Institution. ^bS-JM*ee|4?be OMttwdid for 1 j aro and*mm an.t <11 no doubt stimulate the ( young JSo/dier+t1 ^'',r tnoc<n> ,V V id infill " si na > ?u d. 'A. ' ^ 6k ' ^ -w ^ mssBsesmBm^r^mmjL^L.^ 11 .? Se rt nade- S|?eibe?. On Tuesday night of Ootirt rrecW.n numltcr | of ellisaD* complimented several gentlemen with a Hituili at the Walter House. The Hon. J. L. Orr was first called on. *ud respoudedhy eaying that he appreci&ted highly Hks compliment rendered hitn, especial y as Ucatna front those who had been liis cmstitusnts, and for wbont he bud ever onto tain.d feelings of the most heart fell gratitude. He was now a private citizen, and expected to remain in that position, as there was no office to which lie iispirod. llo proauiuctl the call made upou him was for the purpose of ascei tiiiniug his view* in reference to the present posture <>l political affaire, and desired to give his oplniona open the subject as a private citizen. At the call of hia fellow oitizens, he went Irom re- I | lirement into the Columbia Con rent ion. and re | gretted very much the unfortunate result oftlte deliberation* of the National Convention in ( -Charleston, lie had looked upon the integrity ami unity of the Democratic Party as the "niy i I saf"guaid of the rights of the South in the Union. \o* 'ton body was Impel.-i-dy vent a-ttn j drr, and we must meet the i?*tie presented, lie hid no hope from tho covttviiipluted fusion in New York, but regarded Lincoln's election it> 'cert.tin. The que tfrtn pvcseuU'd tfss, Vlitu ' must be done in that, event T llticoiiii.ictleddc liberate action on the part of South Carolina, I and hoped the Legislature would pas.-n ri'tolu 1 lion nt the extra session pledging Sun- It Caro ( linu to act with her sister bout hern Stales, and i appointing Commissioners to represent us be- < fore their Lcgislntur<-F. The election of Lincoln would he sithicieiit cause tor a dCsolulioii | of the Union; hut as the whole South had like , interests at stake, there was un evident propric- ' ty in a concei ted action. He would ho willing T for South Carolina to go out of the I'nnn with , any two or three of the Soutiicru States. \S hen i out of the Union, lie would favor the sending v of delegate* from tho seceding States to Congross; and perhaps the sober thought of tlnec j in power might iliduco ll em t<? give additional nitmnUM ?l? ii I. I-- . I.?, -r .v IMC vjwii.ii in n live rignib " he respected. He would regret to see the In " ion, which had^getiwu great''and re peeled, rout asunder for unv cause ; and such ft course coidd do no harm lo the South. Itut our ligi,'*, c should be maintained ut all hazards, even to ' the breaking uj> of the Union. Col. J. I*. Heed was next called on, and re- p marked that Hlthough he* was not in public e lite, and was uuaccu toured to politic 1 i> nkiug, ho nevertheless coul i not declino s i\ iup something. lie had represented his D.strict lit the Charleston Convention, mid what lie *a? c and heard there had almost induced him to ,s despair of the L Iusteml of meeting with ,, stale-smcm like those of old who had so u distinguished and illustrated our country s { ?? name, he found that our political leaders had | become corrupt, and like petty spoil men | , were anxious for the loaves ami linho? of i 'he, ,i Sincethe Domocroric Party had Ucv >wi" <li\ .. lie saw no hope for the safety 01 to an cgardtd the election of Lincoln pic c joutbtro action.. re-; * * the i^-irn^a ftj " n# 4 11 M&.vkad .&? fiottth-??orf?C as ti tvowsd relentless hostility to the South and^er ^ nstltutions t Were wo willing to al'.-^a horde . y >f Abolition fanatics to control Me. wheu they i?Te become Insolent by the mere force ofnum- ?"? lerst For himself, ho would say. sooner than >ee South Carolina submit to Kindi dcgtclatioii kitd distionor, he would rat bur have her .-unh J; n the sea aud its wares lashing over her. ''1 re could get noe?>-o|Hualiuti , u.-thought .Nr.il. "r aroliuu should act tor h rsclf nud take her , lo-tinies into h?*r own hands. ti m. 1. ti. McKiss.ek wa b-udly ca !< 1 f.?r. ' iml coining forwa'-l -ail He fell great rein.*- ,. mice in attempting in - V anything, .i't?-i- i,-i vng listened to the eloquent gentlemen n..o { i? ill -to often entertained attentive m it<it?i>]- a. In He said the issue was upon us, ami we would "< t> ready to meet it n? became men w ho clier- ; ri i.ihed the recollection of the glorious deeds of (i ?or past. Lincoln's election, could not for a I 01 nomcnt be submitted to if we entertained a ll ; ei proper regard for our ii >n ?r, and a prou I re- j ^ Collection of the heroic achievements w'lioli t n lia?e rendered tin I'aliiictlo State illmtri at- i' IVr coul l Mot "O degrade n id?c* i- '.. -'i aiit . lo the rule ot avowed ? ne i.M" .atld lie g i do' (| rs-uironcc thai w lien the ciuiiL t cmo\ 'id i 1'niou" would !? re i ly in > -n i li i - . v. .1 1 the true and loyal men >!' I he Sion !. ! t.' ? under a futil ern l-oiiiier. t Hon. L\ I' sullii v.r. A. V. . i'tiiiinp" . I - f and l*r. 1' M Wallace were i'- > eaiic I un. it fxeu^od . .lomy- lvcs on a< ant i ; he liour, ? > Rkv. F.nw is Ca i rit.?W e i i.iiiL that tli I' . byteiian owig. ega: inii i i i:n< place lia? I. o.i ; pecnl.iar'.y In. .una e ia nrurin,; litis td [iif.it 1 ?iv uu a- iheT l'a?ior. lli> t-eiiitouh ni lot- , cible, eniert silling and imp *"? ? . ad. , a. I with the ornute bevilies of i h'-toi ic interspersed with genm of poetry, and at times t>p.i .? ling with the cinlillation* i f gi unit ninl sub , liuie eloquence. He always rises equal to the t h magnitude of his subject, ami seem to l> n' i ] home amid the gran lours and glories of lie I gospel Mild permit* Ilia imagination tot the tliglif siiblitne ami revel at will moid gnr.ro >u splendor* ol another world.?i>.'iw, ci!i> t ii't. ) 1 1>. riorrilt. Cr.ssi s o/Ht t.\\v\rb ? Ihe census do * Stale of I) da w ire lias h ;eu comjilcle 1, an 1 ' shows the loiloty i.i:; iv-u!'? : While nml fie > 11 colci't I .lib.(lotan I 1 1 _*: -! ivc*. is i"., nm.i \ ber of tlwelling*. I-"t": fat ns t.'.iii. -.hive >un <i er< tll'i. Total population ot Hie Si.tie. I!'1, tll7, againu in ism). There wore ^^',it? t slaves in the state in lSnO. -s ArtitcAn (otrrr? A p. ige of T.d .in' CIMICU I ill M 'I O.I III" I 11 III !'l I 1?* IMI'III >11. * in ll.m-M count v. Ii*? l> in i f i | hi New I T rk. T o lurry in un miii n> Iii/i ?J | full, ami li^lii .ii ?in n' rin" i tt<*o r.ii" il in ' Lit erin, h 'i-oriliiijr In tl.u < uioni/ lion Ifialil, i? ijoclwrcil in In- iho brill k it 11 vi ii. am! ion- * mainls a much higher price tliuii any oilier. Kiiio^ron'n Ksrisk* - 'I ho gold mnlnl oflho ' Mas*?rhu?elM Mechanic" t'haiitihlo \>." i in- . lion KM awarded, a' the went lair in Itoatoii. : to ihc KricMon caloric engine. The Papulation of Men'gnmcrv. Ala, exceed* 1 JO.ftOn Yhe l.?i;lNluiuic. Tlir T.?v:sUuiro of South Carolina >n pur? euance of the I'rocluuiation of to* 'ioveruor, m t in Columbia <"> MonJ?y, the bJi mwian. at 11! o'clock M. Hon. W. D. Potior wan iinnniiuounly flt tul IV. xiilcuit i.f ibc S-nMr. ami General W. R. M it iln, Clcik ; A. It <iooJ? wvii, Heading Ocik. A. l>. liallbiid, livor, kcopw. *tni| J. 1) (t lil'ii'il 'liiiu.'M-rr. In tint Uouco, General J nine* Simons receive! all the v ilea for Hymi r il >1 .? .? > 7*. S1?aii. was nlro unntiiotou ly elrc'ed Clerk. The following uiean^v w.?e received fWun "! * Kl?'l"Hr'' tJudivrm .r an 1 end b? ) " IViriij S*r (jhi'V. f??1 It cominrin-' ?1 the rarne"! i'|cn''in or ?' < KilCUTlVr. bKPARTMK*T, > Columuia, 8 t. ./No*. 6, 1800 / Gentlemen <?/ o.t o> >> < ith't 11 ?*? nf It ftre/enlaltret The Act of Congrcwi pitted in tlieveur 1840, MiAcih tbal " Ihu- Klfoion ??t I'r-m I -mi i S'ioe President slm'l be appointed on Th*mI iv next after the fii Mnn.l i v of tiio hioiuIi o! N veuiber ol" the veur in w 1.;?-.i ili> \ In- it, |?oint e ! '1 tie it. it nit I : ?; i iiih <>i i.i" 1 t ., -1 . lure til Soul it CuroliH i, h) a t'oie: .ttui. ii il pr vision, will not I .k?> i tee t: it:. i it. (?oti:.! t Monday in November inula it, and I i a con udered it my duty, tiud* r the imtiinriit cen'or red ii|'t>u nit- to lull) .e it e I. itlttlir; oil iixtr loniiti try n cn-ion.i. to eotiv -ue you to I Ull lilt V oil to-Ill'.. oW .1. I Mill! ill" : lltfltuT I fclleeior- ol I'le u ::t .: I \ ,v: i'ltMowti'. I i*ll'/?k 1-t.J V * ' * 1 .. .. i mo ? u?ir V-41 * V? Untli'P oMinrtry f-ircuinHtuue- . vonr ?!..i . limi t be h>'on tit ?'lt? '".V ti.ccU'i ion ot ilortoiH rejHi'.'' r.'i.ik? t. >1 in j, if the State ; but in v'.viv u: tlio ilir iU-u.ti;: i cl < ! ill.sir-1, mi l i lie utr-nig nroli ihilily ol lie ? Irrl'i'ii lo iljr Presidettvy of m sectional ri'li'l iic. bynpir'v I'liunuilinl rn the Kupi>nri if n e nirrs wliioli if carried out ir?? itub'y ilc my our equality m lite tiniun, and ultimately eiliK'f tlie S.ntthern Stairs to lucre province! >1 u eiiiiHoliilniiHl d"-pntiani, to '.> governed iy a tivo 1 majority in Coa^rem, hostile i<? our nst.tution*. and fatally bent upon our ruin. I mubi i"Hpocltiiil;, suggest that the Legislature a. :,i i i sMouaod t ike hucIi Action as will irrj aie dtvc.u.i tor any cmergenty that ut J Thut m ran ' -a . . C ("'< t .j. II sy I r obtain -I .. 4 ^tl'.Y1 >H1 ill'O'thi,, -ii nulla III >lo r ri-o.|lirlu vs. | would 1 .1 liv-ll' cciiiiittioml lit ii in 1 lie event ?if th?- < ! ion ^ .blulinl'i Lincoln lo t : ? l'i O-iden.'y. .1 > ;.v< , i'll at (lie | "I'ir (it I' t: -1 Si.'c in.toed '1 i!t?d to c.-n-iJ r ;?ii?l do el mini "ilie in r tul ntr'i-ui r < I' rrdi e-? My biVti opiti: lis of wit 1. llir t'..n\ iitio in iilil il?? air of linlr n.i imi ; 1 1 t In lit \ in ) Inst lito liiur Iris arriv-nl v |t eve <>ne. I > | vrr humble lie may lie. rh 11. , 1. ? j.ilsi in- ill nam nluk.ih e -nig-. ig , 1 .1 1 nine11 1 o say . I latI 1 in: tin iy .. ei o . 1 i t U i . 1 1/ jirlgvui.nt. in I In* - -o svnn 1: nroliik.i I it. 11. llir I r i a I 11 vi. TiiO 11 - J ui ions from ninny ol i it r .-m ilie 11 *1.1 1 ... 1 Iy the conrluMt-n in it il.e . ;i outli Carolina mil bo iuiiii' iuii.ly ' . ' not adopted siinu'.aue.u;-ly lit livi. : . Uiuiutely by the entire douth. T' '.ongdi^ rcUco-onoi ai ..| ! r am in;, milnr insiimt vi.s, i wliiva the mite loteen w.ailiag '.^jo t be near ?r at hand, nt"i, 'wo ui. true 10 oui'helvcn, will noon be re.?! I flic 8ift'e lias, wiih grout iiriuiiii.iiiv. 1 -dared thai ?lie bus i!?e right peacably to ee- ' le. auil no power on earth can rightfully rcveut it. If, in the exeroiscofnrb: rarv pim *, ami forgetful of tho lessons ol hisii.iy, tl.r or eminent of the Uuitei States should n . ' tr fo'.eiun Inly y lever may bv ' (irtwentiny t'i?* ' aenable to no ' lie reutaindet out lo the let hat may 91.1 also, respect- ' r?argHii:< . ion whole military 1 t> be u 1 u. sffireidc-t cm 1 , btl.t'c.'it lav c shoui i lie w _ i ptfr*, fit"in ! I *' vwatftiYr. ^ * X> ' : \ ' ; ; .; i l :*-t ittl V?A Jlilvera br UiUliOdaiV.y . at they be vrgaa. .e 1 an 1 i. laten by them e vc . a i i ' ' . . ailiDCiw to be callod on upon the ..... j With this preparation for <1 !' n ? ?an i a'.th ; I the hallowc l memories ,,f j.a'i achirwin ntv -and with our love <?f lib ny nnd b.tirci ' ! ranny?ninl with i e know., il/e thai wen . ' unending fur tao .-.i'. ty ofovr hoau s iti-t i.rt I 1 des ? wr fontideutly vpponl to the IHtjo-er I | ' ull human evt-ntn, a i l eal ly laf ?ur cn>o ! i his i piug. ^ al. h. ulst. f il. lbi si i.i^vvd tiuii thn House p..-. e 1 t ! M to day," 'lit -la. j i > ti 1. to Pre-ddeiVt oi ilie I a.to : S ues. AUo, lua | J luui-U ot the;iOwra r"> ago an rrla.<? ' . rrsu ng the ?* lie i?r itiau tile epec.ul oriter i Ml.iy.it 1 I'. M. ) t .!. .lu! i Cuuimxha'n. of >1. Irstoti, indr. j ire I I be follow ag r.-o'.r.tioiia V, . r It- It. on ii \ tu'i.V uf*'. .lilt'.. .. ' ui. ! '. t.ir--> tii ii ? ., :l..i Appr... .. i ,\ a ..I t .1. }io?. In*- itie >.' lVl u.ig mi.;- oie liuudre I t . i-iol lv i.'s. to b i?r .hii a i i HiCi.ui t a .ui us d.rec iil . y the I egislature.' An I wtieri'.is tlte 4th resolution of a ?. ; i s o. -sii.titi..n on Federal allatr*. advp on tlo ' I, I, 11,... .in I ...r IK.VI .l?..|?r?-.l !!. .. it." s I I*South t aroiiiia owes it to her own citizens . 1 i protect iliein and ih-'ir property troin every 1 iieinv : and tliii for the purpose of urlr.u;. rot a1 ions for mi i i:i i-yenc v, t!?* -uni id one ' till.) Itd I hull- Oil J <V'. Ill .* *.? >* 'lyS'i lie -I; ! !* i.V I J r :ni' ' ? . ) <!? \n I win* i. " litis ) ; re| . * n 1 i? ,i '1 i n i i -is. i I tr i.io i : > . i ..li. ? I. : i .. .?. . - , ; i l\\ i-veil . an i nil t r a iy < i ii on ..I i ttninial o do i i- 1 . i'cr, imvo .i L ... I' I I . .f ' - .1 1 "... .. '!. i < 7 1:1 i. . lit it t Ii t J.iv. i i. .r o. i S nit* In1 .. . Inn l <i an i <111* e'e i i ii, i t t i.tv! it ilie t i upr ..i I it -ti i .. , in . nt tnM" ' ei' t i it / d i 1 r I i ; tio. - v . .it i.'i , i r : i; . . ii.il 11 in -. io . ii;r 'ii 1 i ;'i i 'ii ; ! it in 1. in jii o ": -ii field 'ini 't'rv : i i I'lll Ol. Ill p l\ II I i ] ' I ' I 'III < . nnieitiili -e d i ? * >\ n-. ?.n ml nun ' jf 'ill ml i il i n .1 - .; . i .' Nlr. K i.hi '1 ... ."'..nr. ii. " ! 11n.: tl, i. t p: in v I i. - ol' the tin . -e In j -n- i u ru/ei , Mr. t". flin riii-ln.in. proposed that the , i oilier l.p appoint d a day of Hiiinilia i ioti, I .. . tnpc mill I'rnyer, and that the tinver r cii iiniiiii."?:e the rnimi in the I..yi?lai irc i I .e n'!i"r Southern ""lairs ol i'!o i he -t| -einl order to day at 2o'clovk. j tv c . re'o pc I io fm.i that the r ? i h 'hcinist i. . l* ^ *". ' i iv'ih inr:i"'t Ii i itt'oti to Itt ..i?r ! r it if f i II i . ' liitO a lijgnl o i t?,i.- i'1'i. ii i" . i v )ur re '! lull < as he i'I It V i - Ml. , o' i v. 'r iin- pintle eme; m n I ilni i< ih.? I'ini'i' ti 1 I yn li t in1-- .. n ev : s - 'e !' i. In. rem. Iv / > euro, a we si til I ktintv it inn i. il he iiu.li il. t ?i-I .nil li.iv lot: 111 ilititn.i|. ir in i aang nt i:;J .tit .. ?<? . tli i ivoho-l spots ii the west.-?." a I in !. /'. '-/*.//, Vera l.r.vivr.Tov. I\v . ite'.ilifr \ u e IV-i leu 15 reel ill*' I *1' i iio i / s . lie ii It II < lei li hat thp loiter p'll't.-eil tit t> ' il - signa ill pun in' in lie n'Mre-el to |?r ,1. T i... on. I'.l / tie. ill e . \ (' nn .? r ti nt "i ill iiist.. i- u I<" j; .y. lie li i-> uniuii no -licit li'tUT. Tnr tent Kusii-rn <lt-iiiiv|ii[t is -.) s!.-il.cn iij> wcakcne I that she i * i;n*o i worthy . m m ? Mi'in 11:. November I. ?Mr. Yancey tini- j ue 1 ti.in morning, ?jnl flilrojws an iniinei)** . ..I'lii-Tii'. I- niglil The Alubama RetMtlntloai. | Joint re- u.'utiom calhn? u < '?>* r, n ion m a Ctrtiun ' ( /, . iit/- uri/, at i if Ultrtvu of a frrtiJi ill of 1 lA.* I, n.t*U Stuff. II Whi ctAs, abli-slatrory .ipitni iou per i>tcntly I continue,. id liio ?mn luieliolilingS'ales of (his j I'ulou. for imirothnii h liiirtl of&iieuiurjr. in.irk- i t I iii every stage "J ihe j i.jycsi by eoQUuipt ' for the obligation* *<1 in* an t sanctify of c.oa* J paol wincing ?d*-n*llj lioiiililji IgiLoiKhi.'iAiiil j Luvitiutioiis ofihc -viut hem people, and it -ciiItil purpose it? effect ilivii- uHriiiriit, by the hi bversion of ihe Lotut itiilioti aiiil at theh mird Ol violence anil bJoodshtil: nod wherea**, u mjciiouai party ratling tiieii Republican, com ii't i! niiKi* it?? own act* atjd antecedents, d* e pu i," a j a ? anil sterol niacliiii.i oiih .ifiti* ica.i l a. io iliv execution ol llllSt* airi.cioUM deign*. h ?h sc<|uiied the ascendency ' i nearly every Nm Itiern Suite, and holies, h. * neoe-s hi i Ik* approaching I's ea dnu?ial election, *' <euv liiv (iovci unit'iii itaell ; mikj wIkkim. lu |mMiiI such scisure by those whose uuiuisiaknble aim is to pervert its whole machinery to lit* deal ruction of a portion of its members, would be nn act of miici 1 nl fully nwl mad- ' ness, witliuut a parallel in history; and where as, the (netioid Assembly of Alabama, I rcj'i? -.outiii'i; a loyally nevoted to the I no* i nt i!. t .11, hut surnitig liiv ii lT >i.|?l wllieh I .1 ti tl V.Otlld Ot'i'Ct tl|'Ml its I ruins, d- i i: their > >h-mti duty to provid-. in n ntvniKv. tin- no in hy which I boy inuy e-e.ipe v to | i-.il uud il: iionor. uud devis- new si-cu- i i. ios l'i,r p?-t p.u uni ing .ho l>ii^ii*..i^s of lib r- i \ to tlitui.*- ',\ % .... i i.o if l'oal< ; ?:y: 'i n e fore *J It /'<'. ' ' t,te Smut' i 'i </ // "/ii 'i ,'i'i > / >. .1. i t i< .s ?/i< "i .lAi/iiv'i'i "i - c r.ii .1 ' / t :i /, Tnal tip n I lie /m/*/" ' /! >< / ii. tin* con in _- ?i \ " ontenij la'e I in tiniiin g. ii ' | r itin i 11" i i i_>, I f.'t t twt i a /'/ .',/! ioIm -.u ii { Hi - ,?rineipes and net ion.i.l t in- ji.?i in lite ?S rtt.ci'U f*tiitofi ? nll>tig itself I he it- {luhlican puiy. it si.nil h the duty ' it tlio tloviiti.it. nnd lie '* hereby rei|.tire i foil Ii with to i--iie his proclamation calling up on the ?|ualifiod voters of thi St.ite to a-ecuilile on a Monday not more than forty days ,nl ter the date of said proclamation, at the sev tl oral p'.aa. n of voting in their respective conn ties, to elect delegate* to il Convention o| the h >in'e, to consider, determine and do whatever r in the i.pitiion ot .mid Couvcniion the rights, a uteres-iH 11111 honor of the State ol" Alabama o *i|| e's t*? 1 . ,e lor ti. .i jiro. eel ion. ti *. . ft A' ? >/? 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I.-JO..I Ii ^ ?ii'k l.i-i V < I. i .! i. l.\j.fl. | II I.I lilf M ill* I.Ill - 1.1 ??I.Vicf| , i,l., tf.Tit* ' f.ic? * Uii i . a au, t i_i. Ui.i* ?? in tki.i^ in !.t ill i i,nil l.- <il ilie Week J I."'JO Uuia in iCi? 4 ill}! mi Ii ill t >| Block nl ll.io'.l IxlK -. lliC.il n i. 'i. 11 I tii. .ii -i -I .ml mil I'll* ,r-' 1 i. nil - I l -J..CK ill > 1.1 I 1 Ii I.. >. .i 11 ii 17. ? '? I.lie- nil , -II. I 'f 1 11 fi l l I I. .i-i _\ :?r. 7> ^ . ill r . -Tiie sili - nf en .nil ; ,, . . '.II ..llin^- .iro -I ... I i . . . 1 .1 - n k .Iti' 1 '. ' III ( i . J ii*. . i f-i }i..i 'I . c 'i. r? n ' if | u II i i' rI 'i,lV 1 ' ? j ' .1.11- . 1 - I.|:i\ V ; I." . I i. , . I '.|| III - 1 I. . ... 7 ".I- 1... . . -I I Iff I u! ii |. i' ' 11 _ . ?' i. ' Mr*. I in.' Mi k HI J a II I .- .'IV 1>?1< -. Si .* \ . . . .".I... i 1. -Tl.ocoiii.n ; i ! kit it tl. Willi rale- In i I !. i b:i. I ..III ib ilu!I. ?ril l? - li - of I 'i hi in,11 <.:ii mi * 1 \ a tiff llf in', '( I I'M * llf: II I- UII<?irlll? li. I Nkm Orlkavr, N if?tn .1 l rho ml * o( .-.ill n f? 1l.1v were T.iiI'l'ii'. ; titiii.Uihi; nl 11},<> 11.}. S.orliug !!*fli.nife is i|itoieii iu 7A j. fiiiiiiin. 1 >..? fi.i.in, tii.. j'-I nit. 1.1 tin* II.1 R. H. Km v\ 11 1 1 \ 1 1 ,\l .;i ; \s 1 \l I 1 ! I I l> \ l . f - _ M I 1 . I . ' t !u- : i ..i On ili l|"| ll . . ikiiim ! Mr. WILLIAM IIASSKI.l.rj it 1 i i > i I"? \. i- Mr II ... 1! n;?< itriI' I ' * IHOIllllH ivit . ? ' i 1 i ? iii < -ISi lit" |? I i- ! i n >itl i I t ? M i:. I'liiiu'ii. ? "v 'M*.*rr^r rouMMi i'lo^vnlrix'iil i>. lilt' l.i ?n:l s\?u Tn ?>. The Orii' I.'in Iio li?i\. in i'i i lh>\v liiiio i xii'iii' I 'in' t iiiilic |tuil lin M Tlicy fin I liio .1 ill hi ?,'ii<ii1 .In .ii. i<\. i*;.t ilull tin' ruoT iimy iiei'ii * iiiilo tv|i.-iivi, n' .mc'ifi'ii* *?1?111j;It--* ffcnii'il tn l?i" 'Ii plaooil Thr out - | tniililinga connrcic'l wit'i tl?e Hil ire in f".i l i ron'liti^n ?i??r? I i j- wmmssm* The Jury have examined the Court House, md tied ii in good repair, except oue or two leak* from the root, which should be attended U?. They have gone into and examined the Rooks ktid Papers of the sheriff 's. Commissioner'e. Jrdiunry'H and Clerk's Office.*, nnd find them u good order. They would recommend that he Cottiiuiaiionere of Public Buildings pur ha-c !r o Sufvn for the Sheriff's uud Conmislionet 's ' llfices. They rep-.it the l'oor HoUne iu good c-ondi ion. Tiie Foreman, living near the Poor (louae and being acquainted with ita managenent and condition, informed the Jury thereipou, wh'.eh sati.-fied tlicin without their visitttC it. Ti * Uraud Jury would also rec"tiineiid that :ur L. gislnturi take some measure to prevent ill negroe.< - r-e negroes and slaves?frotu ittetiding musters and political meetings. Ail of wh cli i* respectfully submitted, SAML'KL TL'.iNKR. Foreman. Pollcltor'N Report '>n Ditfrirt thherr* ami Oj/iret, Fall Term, 18:?0. The undersigned begs leave res|>ectfully to lepoit u? to lli'tiict (>t!icc.? and Oflicers. T..tu lie lins during the term made such ex,ni ii.ii-oil of the "ever.il fil^it-ict Office* a* his inut <1 time .nd iiidi~]?.?iii'?n would permit, ti l - ieu . h" ile ne Hiitn- ieiit. fr uu his pre..iii t .nil!i ii ity with their condition, respectVi-I,.. 1 ;_ ! >-- liiiu pie i ure to report that ie i'i)iltc r i are pr itnpt, tnitliful and uc. > -ii" ' .' o.g iii I ii ! -eh irge of their official litti's, in. I i < i tltln - in.- in nil iinportitiii Mil . olU - I'l Hllll tt'llilillihlei V I ?0? ] n* ling in in it All <?f vvbicli i* rc-?p",'iin,ly s-ibtn'tleil .1 C. ilhKl', Solicitor N'?vetii?i it. "il. lHihl it i: IM?BT \i thr T: ui >.J f<- liii'ii d nf (lommisMtHwvr i of lh-- /'>nr, >' > .<> iri-titl' ..-y liittiiet, S. to ( (h //wt'ii M It ('curl nj Starr,na, fall Trrm, 1 HtiO. There :ir?* at this time at the district Carish liirty one Calipers; ten others besides these rere there dating a poiliutt of tlie pn-t year, j tti are uow absent. the most of iheiu will not | e.nrn; two have recently died. There are ! tout twenty oUt-Htadding Calipers scattered ver the b.s.rict, helpless nnd extremely at- | eel peis.iiis, wiin are under the apeoint care ' . f kind t> ten Is and relation*, supported at p;thc expense, I'tiere 111 e four l'n per I.miotics ' . i the A.vIum nt Columbia, and two others in j I c i niiue'rieiit at In'Mie, who uro also sup r ! I?y ill.* I oiMiiiasii net * of'thel'oor. The i it. it... i pi'itfv ?o j i>i\?. i"tis tne past year j ;? . Hi 1 trie number ?>1 Calipers i i.e i> i> i -t .4"i i 114* t n i'ii"i ineir support i j i ... 1 ell i '1 t.i c oi I tl ngs w ill j ruL.t- 1 \ >i.- during . e in it u*.r tr. :u i lie * tin , i.e. III.' - .i. u l.a? e -pare I no pains or ex- | ii...i i !i. . ine Coup i . commuted to il eii i' ini .. i i 1 - . .-tiid. tins >ii.< lintel | c i' " .4 : i I Mil t* i it t, 11 Slew aid. 1 ne \ -?s and nl.-u to m j r? t in- tin ii ii^, .uteri -t ol the Cari li The II rente ii t h ?-tit the present crop ol le I :i?ii i ii in % r\ -Ii .i t, the provisions c<>nmie t liietieM %t t i. therefore unist be bought i high pi ,. .< Vu'iexed is the rtcisury re- ^ i.'l ; nil ol which i? respectfully submitted. | tt. \V. II. i.lltif.i, Chair man. J. <i. LiMir.iv, t. let it und I're.iMirev. ? ; 1 VMDl.Nf C\it) OUT. ?. 1 Eli Its innt for Nancy XVyntt, pauper. - - - - - Si8 IXl . ml A II. XX o nlrtt."f, for Surah i "] Uragg. paup.'f, - - - 16 00 j ?id A. U. XXii-Kiriirt'. for conveying XI. lV-lo.' t.? I'oe" House, - U Od j till II. I". Kiuir, fer Kebccca Kinp, tt.l sbneen Rttutoa, for Sarah u l . i .mil, i4?r Julia UatnV. I . . .11. fur M:;vy fair, .1 I ..tin Iktuur. fur Ju*>e lu'ttias- 1 11 nfi f ' I'-t" fi s fiifuffl p.uipetv^ v || |..n \! .U ?d ? uwwL - - .i i . .. !.?...i . Nancy WraU, : ... 8 Oil it V? i ,i. i i. 1 r i'cef for !' ii t.?!i. - - - - 14 75 .. I M , >rvt Mm. g 11;.r . 1. r < C.~: t . . : 'it. - - 14 80 i 1 tut ll.n t.ii (i v nr-.a, for EUae lioitt .t u a I! J-i.tprr 10 00 ' i i A It. ?. mii'l!', i AjiiM L*?t\is. |>.iit]tri% - - - - 18 00 .i I 1" "t\. 11. 1 - 1. i a. c id, 2b .?< 11 00 f , d l. ! * Harnett, for \Y .loiiii.?oii unl ?i!?, it i|i(in, - ?i it. ..iu iViliin'n 1' ili-tiofi. Si- *.ird.) - ii .i j, ..... $315 50 ti l O . iiuli .in. jyr Jnno M 1ii-. f?iu. . i', - - - - 8 'Hi ill t' 5r.tr uiii:.. Kir tMlrin ?? I! , t .. - - - 20 IKI i I . . K il'11.1*_ . I o.. I i* li. i . ?' ml 11* .it MS. ... 42 ' ;i?J in . i'ru i t liit i? ti ..*t ii* .1 |? .uprr, - - 7 0*? i > i ? ii .i < i?.?l>- i tui ii oocrU's mi' . .t t*.i, ... i iy :/j a -1 ii ? .* l'iHi|i -r l..r (irocries 1 ?i .'.ir. ? i?. * - - 21 T'.i ' i .1 Wnl. i ii I'. l?i-l?oji i -ii-v f 14 iiti J i.ni II a lcrM>u. }i.m|H?r. - 10 LM II it- It.iri. it, tor ,1 ..ii-iiii mi 1 w:v. pH.i|)i' s, no I it tlti itu I'. Ui?li..|i St . vriis 11. 42 70 . . ? N -l? it. I M .li\ i' i lift mi 1 . 11*1!.. It. I M divine loli.. - - - 1 05 ' i .l.t \ i . i r S-ir io i k - it;. !ii ig. - - 4 35 'iii " i' M it.; uring ?' . tor M. 1 . n a I * -.ii. | tu, *. II II i '.i ' II I. fur l.imutic \ *i 1 uiii. - - - - ? 138 00 ' ' .. I I' I I". . . ! if V\ 11\? rn*. 37 <' 'ail |tr. K I.. < 'I to -ina, to ?uri ,? a-. I a I'm t -11. - 3s 22 '.i.i ' : : i>. t * ..' i.t i. tor .s?m runt hire ..... r,S ()u . .1 \ i Ihimi.ii , f >i \V:n. W.od, J.in|'i'r, ..... lo oil 1 'til Mr* M. I. liuligliiiy ft?r S.-rt .lit hire. - - - 40 (Hi I \tid .1. Il rit-ie!mil. for Patrick Sun ler*. pauper. - - - 8 00 i i\iid W I' |ti*]i"p, for Fodder, - 1 50 I " J. 1? Cannon, for Boloit HD'J wiTc. p.-itipera. .... 10 (HI l'ni?l l>i .1. .1 Vernon, fur IttnrJ <?f K.I Miller. l*,tH. . - a?> (Ht ; i'mhI t II m ii-iin. for Cotton for l\n-i*b. - - - - - Oil I'ai.t J. \\ llcn'ler?on. pnttj^r. - 10 (?<) ' i'.i iiin' i'iisii, 1? r Coffin fur m ' I 1 IT*. pauper, ... 3 0(1 I' i W ,n t' nrk, (*>r ltliu.l i llupkm*. - 4 iift I'.i i A .1 Woo'on. f>?r firm l'owel ?ii,| wit.-, ;mit|-<- i?, ... 10 (Hi , I'.iul I'': 1 trinitt. lor Nancy Wynit, j> inper. - - - - 10 00 i I'.ii i .1. I! i'level m 1 for Mit Trwcl. pauper, .... ft (HI , I' ii?) .1 M l.'ioiil. for Cavia & Ti initiior, - - - - 12 To In,I .1. 11 . l.-voiuinl, fir IVIntfF nil I Mrfl ? ii * - - T"i 00 I'.i I \l Ninn,,v Co. f?r lirniiTimi, ill* (Hi " Samuel Mur||iii, fur binhling hou-.il. ..... 30 u.-, I'ni I W II \ 1?rim. f r mipp..rl of wife, lunatic. .... o,"> (hi 1*nii| John lloninr. jr., for corn. .0 " V ToIIch in .V S n ?, wtorc Kill, lo ft'J ti. I'.'tnnon. for lletuirrauti, - 14 7"> " *' for Moao.i Turt er, pauper, - - - 1 '? 00 C. l i'linin I' |(i?iiu)i/HicwhH , ttn - - v*. -. m # ? -wF ' i ii ? j ntB-gaaB " Dr. J. J. Vamon. fWr Edward Miliar, MM. ... . 86 ? Paid Dr. J. J. Voraon, fur McJiwl nervier. ..... 13 0( Paid J. D. Cannon, for Daloti and wife. pauper*, .... G 0( Paid William* lark, fur Khoda Hopkiua, pan par, - . - 4 6C Paid Julni II. Walker, llurial ex.jM-na* ?f L. WltUnmo, - - 7 OC Paid W. ?. Ureeu, for apinuiitg wheel, - - -. - 6 0( Paid Kolger & Co.. fur Clroeeries, 8 7C ? T)r .1 J r? L-.t j ? ?>uvw IWI I?M w ?ni Millar, pauper, - - - 86 Ot Paid J. W. HenJennti, pauper, - 16 OC J. A. Fowler, fur Klncksmitliing. - - - - 10 22 Paid W. T. Brockman, for Winnjr Monk. - .... 6 Of Paid David Burtou, for Mr*. Car on. pauper. - 27 OC Paid W. 8. Holla, law, for Jane Billing*. pauper, - - 18 OC Paid T. K. Montgomery, for liaeon, 00 00 " U. W. 11. Legg. for Lunatic Asylum, ..... 150 Of raid K. Woolen, for Hauling, - 1 00 ' J. I). Cannon for Belott, pau., 5 00 " W. P. Ilieliop (H'eward i, - 23 00 " J. II. Walker. for I.-iiifo-d, for carrying lo Poor Ilonse, - - 4 00 Puid Moee* Wakefield Inst payment f..r I. ?nd f >r Parish. - $107 7 32 Paid J. 15. Cleveland, for Mrs Sieplu na. pauper, ... 10 00 Paid J. IV Wittgo, for Baron, - 2?b, 18C 60 Paid K. l'r.mnon. for Samuel 8eny. pauper, . . . 10 00 Paid W. P. I5i-dn>p. for work done on Poor Hn?i"?c, 14 67 Pain Wm. 1' Bishop for making Cnfiir.s, ..... 6 15 Paid K. C. 1'oole, for Ely A Wooliver, f<>r ti\e ibouaand ntnl niiiyfour (5.001) pounds of Gross Pork for Pariah. . . 829 16 rum .?. it. Arolier. Hartienn Bill, . 14 80 " Jew* 11 *tin'*i t. r?r Jobu Harnett, pauper 60 Ot l'*i.l \\ iltinni Cla k. for lllioda Hupkin*. pauper, .... 9 00 Paid W T. Hmokinan, for Winny Mo'ik. putt per, . . . 8 00 I'ni'l i! 1. King, for Rebecca King, ..... 10 00 1*?i?l < arret!, Ki.lg-r & Co., for (liwci icj !? ' Pnri-h. . . 21 80 l'iii'l Ji'i'i1, f >; E. SwaflWd. pauper, 6 UO " 1'- Bu;l.hi, tor Mary 1 nrtuau, pauper. . . . . -? . !) W.i Paid II. Smude. , for conveying Oct ivia Brown In I'uor House, - 1H> Paid 1! K. Bali"- for Win. Owens, pauper 16 00 'aid f'o?i'-r J.i LI. .v'ior> acrmitil, 38 41 ' 1'. C. lor John Wyatt, pan| '-r, ..... 1 00 I'ai t hirhy i\ ibon. Store no-nunt, 9 26 I' I. ?"i I., rwiiiv. Sioiv ncc I, 6 32 " l?. W. .Moore, Hlitck*inith nec't, II 00 " Cleveland ^ B.viiigs. Store account, ..... 178 61 'ii lM T Mi-Kinney, for Oro^eriea, 14 60 ' Fisher .*<: Heimtsh, for Medicine 8 36 " Dr. K. K. lrveland, for Medical Service at 1'iiridi, . . 58 26 i'aul Cleveland M ebber, Store in count, 89 6b \dd 2 prr ceut. for paying out . 88 12 total Anaant piU mit, $4,494 66 AMOUNT RECEIVED, leecin d of K. C. 1'oota, T?*,<Qafc? dt; lector lor Spa. " .uburjr Diiiriet, fm tin jni^jnjiP iin the Di>lt4cU np-ii n? it| nrtHfii ill . \t(x of ?>' K ^ - ? N. B.? i'.e l m the t'lcrii.'ii^JfBoe. Ve have carefully uxam'tie l the within ?Munts. hi d find i beta all correct and properly ranched. SAMl" KL TURNER, Foreman Ri-pitrt oltiic I oniai!?lo#erii u? Public *5 t'ldftri?*, Fall Term. IS tot. r -O 'lmii i *u i- ?f Pnhlic Buildingi for < H'ii urg l> > r. - U y, le..W to ?uhuil. I Lliitwu.g .jjj i.i id uvi cing-i u?t Ruing . i men . i .i4?.iiil i-p i to t die Court r;. Co nmi'i >> i.-r- uun n found it ii" * ?.u4y 11 i,..i2i* in i'i? ir? i tiic hiltiie lluiid !..? I he !?i-> i? i luiwtg : be prv-?iit VMr: i 41i?' : i . I. i -. ?-!!?.lii U|,.f| the til T t : o! i t* ! ?-i. A .I UNT IU.C LVFD. T ioy r--?..?ri a Saline of funis rrn it >u I .1 i?*|. mi ted. ii l.?e lost miiu iu iu.r ol , . f? 29 U?*vi?e<i I jr i bo Si ii- (i. Alton Johnsoq I iillf ?, ... . ?235 IX) U c ire I or; he State vs. Jas. E'.hs Kill OHM*!'* . ... no im) Rrcttivii I far two ircusos nt Cross .Alien ir, . . . . .28 OO Ht'Ofiii' i lor <>ii Omits it Limestone, 14 t>> Krooiv. 1 f ir ilie Sine, vs Kltsha Turne. riniM. . . 5 OO Received i. i- ijie St-ue >s II W. I'. t .? i. . . . . 5 Oil liocc vol I . r I lie Sin .* v s .Inhii Allen. 1(X) l?" Ue iMvi- l tor oxliiii'.d jii in Court House, . . . .6 Of Total \injiuit ; * ivi>l, $il5 2V A Mill ST . \ll? OCT. 1* N -v. ..in I'm.I W A. Witl lea for l.i in or i : jui I in I w >rk on Ju.l lot. . . $ft 4( I si, i. .Inn. I ill Paul A. Wingn, I.ei.lu ?n Sheriffs Hook from Alston ...... Si J i4ii. I l<li I * ?itl Hardy A Co., for i.li<vi lion ami n i.U. tor Jail, . 2 Sc Fell, tit ii. IAu'1 I'. It tila**. for Writ no.I Execution Hooks, ami freight I'D iMlllO. .... 61 Ut Feii. li'li Paid Fishar A Co., for tii*M an.I I'liny tor Jail. . * 1 9i March 23d Paid (J. R. Itishnp, for puuing light* in Court House. . 1 7< March -A.I Pud J. M. Host, tor two Uiiors an J Outlet in roof of Court House. . . , 15 CK March 23d. Pai.I Fisher A Co., for ( lass ami Whiting for Court House, ii 3' M in Ii 23d. P tid ? leielan l.t Webbor, for i)lass. Putty mi. J Nails for Court House. . . ..Ill March 20th. I'.iiil .la >e> l.ow, for material* an<l putting I. gjits in win U?IW? Ill .Mill, . . . . ?1 lr March UT?b I*i4it) W. Carver, for huil-Jiii? Kpbc on Jail lot, and \N !i :f* k.>!iing Jail Room*. . . 20 01 Ma . !? _ **? I. A. W Walker, for two litilrvcd and Hook for fo rk h Office, . , , . 11 3t \j>ri! .'nh I'aul R. T. S.uith for Soldering Hoof of Court lluuao, . . 3 (V May Hilr |'ai<l W. 1?. Jarrctt. for repairing three Chttiri for Court Room. .... 7< \l.iy l-ih. I'siid (has*. Moore for repair.'* on Jail, . . , ft .V M?) I'Jtli. Raid Cha*. Moore, for work on Court llonac WinJoW*, . 1 hi June Jil l'aid cleaning Well on Jail lot, . . . 1 IV June 4th. Raid Cur linr Sp-rtan, i rin'lng Am.uhI Repor of l*-1}?, . .1 7 ' '^T ' .** P ? * <r> *" June ?tfc. PWd J. T. IWt. ronjUbU * ' F?w U the mm ef th* Hiate n. Allen John mm, $9$ ' Jul/ 5th. Paid J. V. Carta le for Bnok (Plaadiage and Judgment^ for Cl^rk } f JO and freight SOcte, 90 MP Jul/ 6th. PaidJ. W. Carlisle, far freight oa Booh for Clark* ftroaa Aiatou to Bpnrianhui g. IP Jul* aotb Paul Jautee Low repairing rl ' ? Portico an Jail lot, 1 90 * <w ' Heat. 6th. Paid J K 1^ u>ar, repair- * lag Tin faadantor i Conn Ifouee, 26 . Hepi. 19th. Paid MiU'er w Hunt. Mr ' putting oa LI ghtning Bode, . M 76 * Oct. 19th. Paid R. T Hmkh, repairing Roof and 8pouting oa tmt 1 iioUHC. * ** v Oet. IM Paid Wm. Career oommit- ' ting < JaP, and boarding Alloa Jouaon, 7 TO * C? todoo, S Mr owl., on $422, rwooirod daoo mat report, #44 , Commission, 2 por omu, on 4224 47, paid oat, . 4 44 1 Total Amount paid out, $286 M ' Deduct from Amount Received, 616 29 Amount on hand, $278 30 , They further report that their Clerk and Treasurer gnve Bond in *ht penal sum of one thousand dollars for tin. faithful discharge of his duty, before en tori' A upon the duties of his office. which Bond : <?n hie with the Clerk oft his Court. All of wh:-b ic "^"pe fully submitted, G W. II I. BOG. Chairman, O- E. Edwahks. t 'lerk and Treasurer. We have carefully exnmined the within receipt* nnd find them nil correct and properly vouched. HAM' ELTl UN EH, Foreman. Annual Itcport 1 Of the liv"T<J ( t.mAtu.ntrt of Roads and Jiridyta for Spartanburg l)nt net, tnadt to AX ,v JE Term, 1800. .,jp tB y The Board assessed on the General State Tax of the District, on the First Monday in February, thirty per cent. The Board, at the Meeting aforesaid, elected Jno. II. Crook Clisii en. Wm. M. Foster Treasurer, and Jno. D. Wright Clerk; nnd Wm. M. Foster, Treasurer, baa .cd his Bond, conditioned for the toithful prr-loruiauce of bis duty, with the Clerk of I ha Court, with G. W. H. Legg and Jno. D. Wright as Sureties. The Roads and Bridges are am good condition, and the Koads are all posted . and the necessary Finger-hoards put up. There are thirteen Comasiamemart in tma District, io fk each of whom in assigned i Divsion of Roada and Bridge*, vis: 1st Division, W. 11. While; 2*1, M. . Smith ; 3d, J. D. Bivings : 4th, L. F. Anderson : olli. Jno. M. Crook : Clh, Wm. Sheldon; 7th. Jereuiiah Wofford; 8th, Joel Bull tiger; 9th, James Wood ; 10th, Hugh I Moore; 11th, Wm. M. Foster; 12th, Jno. D. ; Wright ; iulk, Wm. T. Wilkin*. The regular dim itigs of the Board are the First Monday in February and yunr'erly thereafter. AMOUNT RECEIVED. Received of K I'oole, Tut Colleclar, on Assessment, : . ; $2, 067 44 Received of A. IV. T. Siuiniona, for a Tavern nnd Billiards License at Glenn Springs, : : : 100 00' Reo-ived ot F. Cant t ell, for a Tavern Liocnse at Cherokee Springs, 60 00' Received of J. B. Archer, tor defaulters of Road duty, : : 8 00' * j Balance on band at la*t Annuil i Report, : s : : : 107 69j* . 9 M i Xnkm\\ iMiifi" -* 9 I-' be7t? VMCp^So"s?iSS^. : 4T 01 Aug. tub. Ta F. H. CrwA ft* ?. V. Yaw Patfeen, tor repair* on Van Patten s Bridge, 16 89 Aue. 0th. To Jerenuah Woffard, tor tss Weha. . : * ?> Aug t>'li. To J M. Crook, fw J. B Pap*, to*" repair* on the | Brdgeat Yarbvoagh's Mill*. 22 4$ 1 Au". 6.Ii. To * avis Ttrinwuter. . for Punting, 2B 8$ t \ug. iat. To F.CbdtreR, fcr Carre X Trtiiwateg, for : 16 IT* I .1*0. if?l. To K. C, I'oole. lor Stephen ? giua. for rt-jwirs done on lite Bridge at Whit*'*, : 12 86 Aug lat. T? Mttiie, for II. Hicks, lor buildiag new Bridge across Lawwn ? Fork, : : : Jf.l'Jl 37 Aug. 1st. 7? Mat. for A. Flsyd, for rwpain on Floyd"a Brings^ 6 W> Aug. 1st. To Mat, for Jokn liovis. for repairing Cedar ijitoal Bridge. M M Aug l?i To <tmf. for F. OaatreTl, f<w i'owiltr, : : : : 1 6H Aug Is--. To aauie, f >r X. W. Wingo. AdniiniMjraior of 1*. Aby, for repairing Burn h Bridge, : 19 78 Aug let T.i Main . for J L Young, 1 for repairing : itnesloae Bridge, 7 00 1 ' Aug. 1 i-t. To fa.ee. for J. M. Boat, I lor repairs ?.u Sioue Brelge in village, : : : 2 50 Aug. 1-1. To . ?. for 1>. Atider' ' in, tor repairs on Anderson's Bridge, : : : 105 SO i Aug l-l. To same, for John. D. I v\ right, f..r repairing ihc Hock Bridge in village, : : . ; 2& SO ' Aug. 1st. To Maine, for J. T Foster niid others, for repairs done on Coulter s Ford Bridge. 145> Oft ' , l)ci. 2t'<ih To Maine, for W. T. Wilkiue, for Balus Bwain, lor re' pairing Bridge on South Pecolet Riser, : j i 14 50 Oct. 10th. To same, for Thonas 1 Bryau. for repairing done on ^ Un.l.. . . . IAS At ' Oct. 26ih. To tame, for Ballenger and Grass. fur building a new * Bridge across I'acclet at Easterwnwl'i Snoais, : $1,867 0) Aug. rtih. To saws. for 8. N. Et5 in*, for repairing doae on Tannor'i Bridge. on Middle Tyger, 67 82 ': (lot. 27'h. To Foster A Judd, for F. IIan*, for making rock walls | for a Bridge no street back of the Jul, : i j : 150 00 I (>oi. 27tb. To II. C. l'oole. for II. ; Yarbrough, for work done oq 1 Musgrove * Bridge. ; ; 43 80 | Aptil oih. To ha me, for Foster and j MoKmney. in part for building ' Bridge across Forest, : : 82 47^ I Add 2 per cent, on Amount re Coived. : : : : : 56 30 1 A Id 2 per ccut. on Amount paid f out, ; . ? j 64 81 Total \ in uint paid out. 92,866 77 .Subtract from Amount received, 2,928 086 j Ritluof on hands, 90,066 26J " Respectfully submitted, JSO. M. CROOK, Chairman, " W?. M. Fmeruit. Treasurer, J. i?. Wmiout, Clerk. m 0 . ? . . . .. ? 91 np o?t? ivcniiij eiuuinva m? wunio m< , roui.l*, in?l fin# Ihutn ?M oorrMl Bad prop?rli * , S^MPFL TCRNER, forrm%u. m

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, November 08, 1860, Image 4