Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

I?? Bill row* supplies tar the pear eommmtf*/ in Oc Uabsr, one thousand tiy.1t hundred ami eittp. arc situate, in tho same manner as other town lot*4frui houses, and ahull be liable to the Mime rates of taxation. She (Carolina jSpartatt , Charleston, Jan., IS, 5 p. ni. 1 \j. Trimmikk:?i'laii Sin:?Our For the Carolina Spartan. Btf HC . Euitob: I herewith h.iinl you for publi- We cl , .. ? I ... ?:-? _e : > > J IiroCMt-il i In the Georgia Convention ' 1 lip llie ivlluwiii^ Irviii ilie first day's Wasui* llii/m in thi? i -: *t i... > ?- 1 Iiia **?? m * % 9MOK-MHHP. Prom WnihloftoB. utmn( january 17. ? llayue compi*i.,i,..i?(iuiii'.k V..t ?411 ?* ? I SECTION 1. lie it zn'ictnl by tin Senate id House of Repmratatiees, no in met ami 'tiny- in General Assembly, ami by the anon'ty nf the some. That a tax for the sum*, id in the manner hereinafter mentioned, tail be rained and paid lute the public ensury of this State, lor the use and service >are??f, that is to say: Two dollars ml vurem on every hundred dollars of the value 'all the lands eranted in this State, ae St:c. 7. That within thirty days after the ratification of this act, tho various tax cm)lectors throughout he fc?tate shall tile in the ollicc of the Treasurer of their respuctivu divisions their respective bonds, approved by the commissioners to approve ( securities to bonds of public ofiicers of their . respeetive districts, in the penalty of twice ^ the nmount severally collected by the said L'lV I'lllliTliiln itllrin-r tllo li^nul ?".>? sFAuwAsf.i0 3?Q8 Thurnduy, January *2 I, 1U1. Totl l'nlmcr &. llare. U?e Wo intended Inst wnk to cull attention to dof he advertisement of .Moinn. t'ulmer & llnro. Ii*c ri?ey have now on hand a good stock in tlicit* wet iue, ami wc advise our friends who desire to R?*c mrchase such articles, to c ill at their Marble am 0 is Mill n mini ring way iijinii mo tax mil. s House met !ii?l night at aevcii. ami ilio nou c i> making bank stuck holders jiay the tax ou Volun h stock in the District or Parish in which nieiiln y reside, was re'omitlcreil and the measure oi J'"1 catcd. The old carriages, buggies, gigs, unce ka, stages, otnuiliuses, -Iills, Matches, ku., 'z,> 1,11 re duly brought to trial to-day, and alter a lbliO at deal of discussion they were all convicted "'it 1 lined pielty heavily. Omnibuses and the W I .1 V '/III |?|t*lt? lini VI lilt? CUIUIUIWIUI1UM IIHU oiniuissiou officers hii I privates of the two *l',ri* 1,1 * lut assii itoer Companies org.tni/.ed at the regi- Titere is il pnm<le of the 'J6th regiment, on the 17th can cari niary. inst., in obedience to and in coiupli- Hou. ArOHC tit with the Art of the Legislature to organ- (}t.(,r^,. i armed military forco, passed Dee. 17th, ist,)>is ; the Cou i- company from tin" 1st battalion, called *^r* _. , ? _ . name <>i ni/'iii I olunirrr Itiiun'rij r ii.-mm/h/, consist- :.? _ O" " WW! ? <* ^UUTVIIUUII. 1 lie tuilvKleJ by Mr. 8ti'|>li?u.4 given liv|<e ^ rv trance of united Action iu (K'orgia.? have been i no man in the en operation party who ^oulhent y more influence: ! 'nfl1 Aahbury 11 nil. of Clark (secessionist,) ! i'l announced the name of ex 0?>vci imr j oidi a. W. Crawford, of lliclimoud (accession- t Attorc? a candidate for permanent l'reiideni of ',,r ')w,u" vent ion. uomiunlii Alexander, of Upson, announced tho T.'ie ,u" r lion. Alexander II. Mepheus, ot Tal | Military ... ? ?! ?? ??i n?? pirHUl at ideal to d?y. I learn that bU yi?*i i much modified At the solicitaiumi of ineu. The iiuf reason preeatla Lart illy rtlkiiom Will be reeiored bclwean i?r und Cbarlvaion, and blood-bed %r tufiriuiiig several uniinjioi tant Conniutioiis to day, the be:.Ate took up tho >11 ?>f Holt us Secretary of Wur. tion'to refer the uoiuinAtiou to the Committee wuh defe iicd by large ^wording to the existing classification as Hlitff'etoiore established; one hundred and Hfcixty cents per head on allsluTes three dolHLars and twenty-five cents on each free noHgro, mulatto, or mestizo, between thu ages ol fifteen and fifty years, except such as shall I he clearly prove to the satisfaction of the collector to be incapable, from maims or otherwise, of procuring u livelihood, twenty JAVOn PPlifa ml ?'/?//!# / Ill im nt*n?v IhhkIwuI ....a ... jv?. , I tueiicing in v.>cto'..<>r, one thousand eight hundred fifty-nine ; provided, that nothing herein contained shall require new bonds ' to be given by Hitch tax collectors an have been elected and given bonds since the find day of October, one thousand eight buu- ( died and filty-nine. , iSw 8. That '?ho com missions to be received l?v the various tax collectors of this el -- - ?- . i'nrd just above t Itc I'almelto House. 8,aj At ontion is invited to the advertisements of tw' f. K. (loodgion, in our columns. K'? ? o? ? wa Clerk ol' Anderson. till Elijah Webb has been elected t. lerk of the 1'ourt for Anderson District over his oppoucuts, oll by a majority of 72 votes. rjn The lit^ivliilure. " tour dollars each ; cirring"* drawn bv > hordes, two doll ira tin I a li. If each; bug- oilier s, jil.'J'i ouch ; gi;,s v^.:. tlio same: gold llto /. iches >1.00 each, silver, 30 c<-nts each ; din- j comi: cries >15*0 * encli, and those ol" turpentine, Hinl i.O each ; gold and silver plate, one per cent, j 1 ' the hundred dollars worth. Ihigjrles, cur- hers gos, omnibuses w -.tehes, plate, \e for sale, j Ct'ptc liable to siteli taxation. | over H>7 mou, roiiiiu nidcd by myself, und the Mr. } Coiiipany from the *Jn<l IhUlitlioit, culled Mr- ' u rons fork Vnhtntrrr Infantry Company, 1 ... . " . name n >u?iK ot VI men and commanded by Capt. j j j-)M. II. Seuy. l(iii, >e two companies, with ('apt. Jvntpli Wal- ufc the Volunteer Kitic Company (already ac- "'J1' i|) consisting of over l'Ht men. will innke ()j- ( :;<??> volunteer* from the gallant dtlth Hejji un-l h<?| i ?#uviijr. in ijurnjr. Stephens arose and said: I doll ami ( 're.-idcul : | r?..| highly the compliment lr',h Vl dji friend liaspaiiltnu by mentioning my I fended 'I i couiieetiou Willi iluit pusitiou I thank ' ,!!w t,x*'cu it. Wsiile pan Mr. President. 1 Live heard wilb pleas Holt's n name of ex-Governor t!rawtord suggest- ??-inorim ita i desire, above all things, harmony Notliiii hi in this Convention, | decline tliu use ' name in coniu eiion with the po-it ion ttr? const i?e thai iny trieiid.i a ill eouseiil to elect | I'1?- nnli< i lie *? ? iou wtt?B?orinjr. M iMin, fliotlirr*. denounced I lie l're?idt-nt and intent teim*. Hitler mid Douglna deu-ni. It is al?o rumored thai duriug tivc Sva.-iuu, Stumors IWujaiiuin ud ie to Mown. loniiiialioit will probably be confirmed IT. g new line transpired thin evening in o < ol. Ilnyue's niisaion. 1!in room*, unity crowded with dietingui-hed peoimdy inquiring lor information, but dollars of the value of all Jots, lands ami buildings, within any city, town, village, or borough in this Statu; one hundred cent* per hundred dollars 011 factorage, employments, faculties and professions, including the profession of dentistry, (w huthcr in the profession of law the profits he deriv. d IVoni the >st ol suit, fees or other sources ol professional income), excepting clergymen i.*-.h 1? 1- J uiiiu;, I'M inv jvai vomiiiVIICIM^ nil IIIO HTM day of October, one thousand ei^lit hundnd and sixty,, .shall be ut tlie rate of sixty five per cent, o! the commissions now allowed them by law. Sr.c. [). That the fifth section of an Act entitled "an Act to authorize the issue of certificates or stock to provide f i the military delence of the State, ' ratified on day of IX'Ocuiber, one thousand eijiht hun Uy resolution of both branches of the I. pis- j laturo. passed oii S iiimUy last, tliut body will | adjourn to-day ^ Thursday) at 1J M. - - POI Farmer ami l*lai>tcr. I bet The January number of this excellent month- iti< ly has been received by us It is, as usual, tot interesting. We regret extremely to learn that im Mr. Stokes does not receive the patronage lie \J? so richly deserves. I'urincrs of Spurt anbury ! up; i iiu n'ni-r uii;otirtn u ait'itil 1 I Ills evening, | men:, meet to-innriow at II o'clock, at which liinc ' Tit Tax Hill will lie taken 11}> ami finally tli*- I' ing ?i''l ill ilnring the ?l iv. No ii -|>iiiclies liavo their mi rtveiveil this evening either troni Wash- |?-iti'l (Ion or 11 org I i. 11 ti?l the if ur.? irutii WaVni'g- It i alter I w i ote yo i last u g it w ih of Inn little lo tin ti irtntiee Tii \ litiiitlsiration have onleictl t'celei ijnr Amlrr-mi lo ileieml :lis* Tort ngiinjl alt their 11 ).-il imi \v hat ever on l lie |> i ri of S oil !i t '.n o i in it' hOV. I I i* Artillery Company, commanded by < apt. J',roj ; >, also gallantly tendered on llieannic duy < whole company, and stand ready tores- (V? pern to any call of (lie State. I he I nlfor Is me *?rent pleasure to hear testimony 'It'cline , , . . ... . motit li i? real and patriotism that lias been main ^ i:iwt',, 1 by tlie.-o three Volunteer Companies in Mr. S. prompt organization in obedienuu to the plause. liute call of the Kxccutive. irtwinru t?y ti nnuniimiu-* vulv. I there- ^' r. l'rcsid in. move a* u mib*tiiute for "J > motion* ol ilio geullcnicn, i lut ex Gov- ' , S. \V. t'rawtbid lie elected unanimously ' iiiiiieiit I'lesitlt-ui ol tin* ? oiivciitiou. | " '* , grucciul inaunor in which Mr. Stephen* ' U . "j tl tin* rui p, ami ilie Haltering eoiupii . 'lL' ic llivreliy paid t" tho uierila of Gov. 11 8 1 rd. wore warmly appreciated by nil, and ^ ' u'lo closed lih siimii uinid.-t iuiunllnow* up* reeling tl IIIOIion tO elect (ioV. Cawford was then -Mclo i uni-moti r in txmJioglj cautious. is coiisi<' ruble excitement among t be puhlicun* at a rumor which is rite here, mthole t ahmet hcl<l n stormy session 'cause the 1're-idi nt bus resumed t.'ie I try. in opj osiliou to t! e w! ole'.'sb ne"* * lejtublicsus me dcuounc.ug hiiu toalc'.i litis been received by lite Alabama ti, twin the Governorot that Suite, dii.etit to remain here tor the present.' re s noniiiiiitiou is uow C'lnkiilnwH t? nnu \llll? IlllllUrcU UC1IIH Oil OVtT) hundred dollars oif*tlie amount of coin missions mcivutl by vendue masters and commission merchants; thirty-ei^?ht cents per hundred dollars ou the capital stock pai-l in, on the first of October, one thousand ui^ht hundred and sixty, of all banks which for their present charters, have nut paid a bonus to tho State, 80vi nty-livc cents per hundred dollars on the capital stock id any U-..I i>: - ... <1 i t-U and sixty, lie amended so as to reatl as toll0*8, to wit : Tliat all moneys arising from the sale of said certificates shall be placed in the Treasury at Charleston, ami that the sum of one hundred and lilt\ thousand dollars thereof shall be subject to the draft of the ordinance officer, countersigned hy his Hxcellency the tiovernor, ami the ronis iuing sum of two liundred and lifty thousand dollars shall he subject to? ?. <11110 io tIn* rescue. 1>?? ??? ! Miller such h | uh- tin lic.iti >11 to go down for want of patronage. Suh II i scribe lor it. but a smut' investment isrc<|uiied. ?>|. - - (i.i The Courier. on We return our thanks to the editors of tIti^ Bit paper for n daily exchange. We e-.n-'ov.* the C'Uritr one of the beat tootr.it.f ;>r re-> . 4 ' * . fat ed in the "Uni n' ?that vfan,--conti.iUtn?r a.. ,^ it does, the latest and most reliable new* if she ?. Tiiis I i?x|hhMc?1 wo iM lie iIn? result (' line's ijtvzo: i:n ion, an 1 for t lint rmsou 1 v ] <>? >1 i.) nil rofllllillllUMl i'Jll xvitli i lie (ivik'l.il Yoriiiuoiit niter on* ulilc 11 i > > ! I'oinnii--ioni t ul -'l lo elleel nnv <;.io 1 |nirjioso. Mr. iclinnnn. I iiiink. inert 1 v lighting n-r iiust to nti'l tlosiro*. tlii< the j??>*-vTit status of Blmll i hi till (lie 4tU (* iroli.nl vl.i-li I i 111 !i> vi'l It :?? lie till.il ' ! I I'll nil' Kespeii fully, I (j- ,, Vour obedient serviint, i of Ibil (j. W. II. ' 'ipi'oi" C ol. 8C1I1 lU\rl. fj. C. M- | " "l ci tlie tender iiure I c irrieti. wriih a few <ii.??eiiUiig voices. vUa n?iion, Messe*. Hull, ot Clarke. Kenan, Iwm, ami Stephens, ol Talinierro, were . ,l>* " ie<l a Committee lo c->t.?iuci the 1'ieni *1 y e ret to the t hulr. nr.iuu hi uking the t'huir, ci Gov. Crawford spoke !'? x>s. id.nt ha: Uturn of thr ('< /?/*/*#!' i ./( :?-1II ai-CC|ltitlg 'olu'' ",l. ee juMt conferred on me, permit me to you my grateful uckt. .w lo.h,rm? ni nnd V*' I lint I o-iii scarcely hrtiig to t tie |>ertoriu " it * in ie-i other i lorn i - Will roll ted.? Mercui'/. igion, January 17. ? The j>tcnidenl de-' u-.?l.i_y afternoon, an<l I lie ' 'nh.net con.s <lccit-ioii to ?luy. (tint i lie j,ie*eut tiat-' I'ort* ?liail be maintained Tlie l'res jn-iviuptoiily declined to receive Co, no, <>r re. ojjnisc In in in any official And wlitle n*?sortiiig linil the Federimeiit will not pursue mi a^greswive" declare* litat. under no circutnatniicea, Siinit* i* Wi1 vii'l.lrtil ?? - *" tl - 1??: uuiik. ui issue iii?i incorporated l?y the State |Miid in on the tirst day oi October, oiiu thousan eight hundred and sixty, doing business by agents within the limits ol thii Suite, forty-five corns per hundred dollars on the capital stuck of all incorporated gas light companies; one and a halt per centum on all premiums taken in this ^late by incorporated inuranee companies, and by tbo agencies of insurance companies Sku 10. That the President of the Hank of the State of South Carolina be and he is hereby auth u i/.ed and required to issue, in the name of the State of South Carolina two thousand ccrtif.eatos or bonds of the value ol tifty dollars aeh, one thousand cer liticutcs < r bonds of the value of SUM' each and two hundred c rtif.eates or bonds of the value of live hundred dollars each, to he signed by the said President, and d iv. It is iillopo'luT (li'stTving of ilic ji.'iiroiiiij" j of our u. - >11111 ry frit-nils wlioil?.ire to miIisci ilnfor u city paper. We congratulate the proprietors t>u the large increase of their subscription list. ,l" .13 a jo r II. Jenkins. wl Tiiis accomplish.'<1 tactician mil gentleman l'' piii-l our Uiatrict a visit t n Tltur >1 ly last, atel tlicliilt'il tin- liteel lliir <if llu- Ii 1. iri i.nt ..< A't-J I I l?i? N i in-ill sy ilr.it of unct'cinii I'll- Si ii i--< I <-':i li ivr h oi lit liiiltilil|<|<o4 aiitl foi: . If to loll from ilf rule of a j i ll :iii l'i.-- i lo-ie kiiown |i ili i i .iti^ui w i h <1. ., iii 10 ilii-lr ||?v*rii Your* rcoK. of itti 11 rules, i your o' plea-tn Mori to ifiijin furlo iti ty ot | Hull. To v of the | t. i i I.I i u i ? IAI 11 ill > . , irs.s an.I juMui--u. Makers of your t wn t!e"* 'r i1w:i>h Hiitij.ct to revision. you can ?< ivii picture alici tliim--it will he y?ur c lo ni-i n. in i?;>li(.i-liufcr I lie in t ' * ol'' 1 tover, ilit- inn^iiiiiuif <>t tin- cutine ought ( in. a-ii will,c liuiittM anil deliberation, WIJJ 'uiiee in Coiitiic ?iijr opinion.*, itiH xi'oili- . ^' 1 >urpo*e, :iinl, nli.iio nil. iiiiuni.m if iu ac- ^vi-rc.ni-i (Applause.) ouiivof-e our n ile keeping in < nti-uilcl one tenth '' Ul" |.i > lu live l.ii.ui oil lie South?n. in-one sul'jccf. J . . .V"? m.|? ?? ?.I?C BUIUOn>u!Ii 'jmoliua. li is understood that 'oaci purport of the in? ruct >ons given lit I'alltol lor Major Audersou. iiiiut ThI'oi I lull this morning for >11. Colonel 11.ivtic ami Mr. liourdin : shortly. f-el.-nt bur nominated Mr. Holt aa y <>t War. The Senate w?-nt into K*e-Lo i upon the nomination. Over an i sp lit in very stormy di hate upon the .Mr. llenjii'iiiii, oi Louisiana, and and underwriters without the limits of thin State; twenty-ei^iit eeiits ?>n every hundred dollars v the nni'iut of the sale- of s?nnd?, Wares and uicrchamlise, einluucing u'.l arti eles <>t trade lor s.do, barter ?r exchange, flhe prod nets of this State, and the uiimaini taetured prodiiets of any of the I nited or Territories thereof cxeeptcd >, which any person shall have made, from the first day of January, in the voir of our Lord one countersigned by the l'a.?liicr ot the xiitl Hank, bearing interest at tlie rate ofs.ven per cent, per annum, payable on the first lay ol July of each ami every year at the Treasury, ami redeemable thereat; that is to say, the two thoiison I eon fcates or bonds of fifty dollars each, tube redeemable on the lirst day of July, which will be in the year of our l.ord one thousand cipht !i ttn.li <>.! ? i till elvtv.eiv lli?? t l.,.iio.iiul n . .... - . ? ft' " iIml ilny. Hcim; c.ille<l uj? a liy I lie llrjriinciil iic ii'liIrc^'ml litem a' nil' ii i.jjiii ami in tin atilc manner, nri:i:i_r (lie in. u in Mainl >v lluii , . , siSlate. (Mi oaliikI.iv la-i In- <1:illnl llie \ .1 uu 111 leor <'oiii|iaii:es at 1'ii- |>!uci'. rai* -I ill I In' meetin;; of ili llogimi'tit. i.i a pi .nr. -r ovin- iti? u llinroii- li I n nv! 1,; ??i" net , in-l in the entai lire sntifiictitn of t lie soldierly. , Major Jenkins is a can li-Ia'e fur I'nlnii'-l < : 1 M \J. T JiMMIi.i: 1?|. 'i lie T i\ II.1 In A 1 -uln: S i i iii'- iiiH M. Iti - i lur co hni i C'l.i i I tlC s\l it'll >11' n'f fnil Ft'ltilM now <! >ut-i J> ( A l-l-l ' The <i?AIHUe Wl'HI' II ()| |.,o M itu. ' v. .'V? u-iituciils Imve It, || this |a?>(,r i,a< " '""I c-nil m| w.iIioui r ui't' mid :ig:iiui| good Viliu.uisi tiiee. Tin* inenuoi' <>f <1 i ruction. like !i P-5"*0" uml <>l l>um:i le<, ?ncrliatigs it. T..c\ Wl" 11 rtu 1 rc<l! ? ** ti~ >iii our cm .f.-l.-iaic-t. ''*?* * tilt s ih yli.ive ? t t e.ii os f. otli I in- ' '"i,u 1 (fovi riiiiieiii; a.i I ii i- .rnjiiii hi. 'I'll v bei-au e ii.Htni i,( u r ! eifii lliou^-li it )*> ' *1 1 >! iliat ?uvct'i'iuii-v w li<us in. 111 c u?' use. i C y < f stirring luci lent".* t-, .vh ,*|i we lire sur ....in i..;n->iurS| oppoHCU ||||. Contirinabnterljr dciiiiuiicvd liu1 cuurM of I lie u: ion. At one period of tlie debate, mi colli ion appeared imminent bcme ot i lie Republican anil l> inocrnt '1'ne Senate c uiie to no Html action. I impost)ible to contirtii the tn limitation, two third- would not sustain it. nit tVuiintiite on t oinmerce liebl a o bay. <)*.nj?l then b c ofMiS r*. Alabama ami Tooiuba. ot Gioigia, . ot l'i-ii?j ;v uii. won wins He'on11 on thousand eight hundred and sixty, to the lirst <l.ir of January, m the year of our Lord one thou.-an oij;!it hundred and sixone, either on his, her or their capital, o: l<orrov >'d capital, or on account of and person or persons, as agent, attorney, or as?ignex; one hundred cents upon every t'.undrcd dollars ot the amount of sales ol goods, wares, and merchandise whatever, which nnv transient in*r>ou ton certificates or bonds of one hundred ?! !lars each, to be redeemable on the first day of.] ?!y, which will be in the year o: our Lord one thousand eieht bunderd >ixty ei^ht; ami the two hundred o! eurtifieutes 01 biuols tfd'tO each, to be redeemable < n tin first day of J uly, wliirh will 1 e in tin- y- ar ot our Lord one thousand ciiilit hundred and seventy ; and which said certificates or i..... I .1. II i ii - i tlie Mcgiinont i>? he r.ii-e 1 front r 11 '- ?!i Ihio <lo. (| if others appreciate his military iprililicat ions j j, as we ?lo, initio, wi re are sure, can tlelV-it him , 1 1 for that honorable position. : l( _ Tl?*t riai; ol* flic Male. The tla;i of South t'aro'ini shall t>e a white criumJ with blue palmetto. I Hi in blue with a M crescent. 1i..- i...it? .i. ...n ... . - I- < i. '.I 11 t In < )r lin.tii* -.ill I i \? r\ in. iii r of the Contention. 'i . <? < > ' ' Oft ^ lSltSligtutl is? ji' ii.^r ii ">v i >:i. : i i - - . > our jH-oj-le. A r. j iit i !i.i > I.. ? :i reiii:i;i* i -tjp ii ili.* : 11 im^ii Mi.i. i r. i* hi* .;!? i , ; .. , % 'I' ** (irnc. il ?|5Pi *V8 " V l.ll 'II . II till. 1 . . : '.I ' iii. either iii^ t<> ^^mi^VMHPHHmHHRBHHBMI^I ?<?rv >vv f , > ' .r. v..-" ; * v 5 ' T^ ' V .*' , > * , .W ' ;> i * '1 - , . : "V ...: ?< * '* .f..?. : . ,' * . . I'lli u on . ' . - . *. j. ii. j,. ? i 5j,|eil e i . ii. ell provoke iuquirj ou botA sides?ou side; Am interest in <. mr interest (point *M liillcreut j cix 'iis a., i itu- an-ii 0,1 *0' ,l* /.'? is c i.i ;? ,r?.r .. -I h ? - uf.iv is , >. naVPTli.- i. v.nn ' i?0 ?I n.1 li.it lir.iili i's i- \ o i? nil.in i..ii uinl 11 w S> 'i irk <iui- on.iriig, an 1 look lirig t<-? *e ?'ltc*. Hi' Clinic." ' 'I" , i itii r cIo.h-'.I cn i'I . grv'tt j' ; i- '. t.i . itie.' _<T tr I o ic whii ' ( !'lt2('lli!Pii t'inmifinn lu? ? [ ,i > . 1 i-1 c . u?'0? ei. a i. M olut ire's II C : loot ill' ui lit ( I't ol I hirlesi.i.ieu up. I iie casting vote was gir. Jhiui -h? rv. o; bcl.iw ire, ami tl>e tuoie uii the is1 1- prevu.luii. Thus ends er etiators from Ark .ins ? have received c .is I hi-ch.i it lei- ill the Legislature .to e tue ti tig ?e c" i .it. lr seems 0t c. wo me imiic^ pending, hut the i. wis it-. I'Uoii in ! - S.u.ite, while ^ i he elect <iei z i: s :n it Stale this State shall make iu any house, stall, or [ittblic place, whether the .said sale be ma e jy sample or otherwise ; one hundred dollars per day lor all circus exhibitions ; twenty dollars per day for representing paplicly, for gain and reward, any play, comedy, tragedy, interlude, or farce, or oth er u?jQu;Jtairo, or any pa t therein, or for exM?mft?r" r" K Other shovr* of any whatsoever, to t?e uuiiu? suau nave suu.uue coupons, fit u siged by an officer appointed by tin; President ut the said Ibn.k, attached thereto. Skc. 11. That the said Certificates or bo ids and the respective coupons theret;., shall be received at the treasury of the said State, as the same shall respectively l>eeoroe payable, in payment of taxes ami other dobts due to the State ot' South Caro6 EC. 1'J. i nat i t -iiuni'1 i in w'h'k tii? i ;111 i: u' , i . !.i lure sonic }ol' l.irsv Jl i - - in- our v >luiito?i o 11 panics. W'e think the .lc-ign is a one. and that ii will nic.'t with general approval I" For the Carolina Spirt 111. .1 Ik.nice for Old ^:m1 \oii- ' cutttbulSMih to .. Jl':t- , trlotlMUi. It is suggested hy a writer in 'he Southern <*11\ ; iVci ti nu ll '1" JUH in ? t'.nv i ! j11*i i i I ol ill'' l'"i''i Uill. I I ti i?.?w > J . . r\!\- ?. n . J i" i inl'*i, * i II V v* II * 1 ? wei'i <011. . 1 f pr <cp?* liu ol ilit- 1".i.ltd Si.iti's S.-a li ,u , ,l> in ,t ?i wilii j l?.-j. i.rti. ii vt.i- 1...1 *?ji n.it iin* jnf.init>;f rt ?<l firm >e *iliHi?'iio! ?u-?: iiifiiiitu ri j.iiit tvas fnii. kcii oui, ?nt? U t- ii * Mini* I llilflll ill--rltftl. '?> ! VI) t- I)! )(!.!* , i0 v- -The I '.iuuiag tli ? ?i *,; ^ 11 "" ' , .11 tljlJ'O { /'. '/ I. S if It, i i! . II ' v , | tot .. U'h / I.I . .1 . Ml. pn>tp , J !.<?? .>.! !. liiil i in- law* iiovt in !o:c?* 1 >i t n-. i. a'n i |inu ;> n . |i:?' .. of I ho i . .1 . !> i .kin it i!i' i i :ie < { i h" t'lvc# wlii-liii*r .1 (' II -Hi.mi .-lim.iil In- In-Ill I .c.'1111:11 ul tui? iiic ii.-i-ii ii the bill .ltl-li ?( Hill .. . r i\. .l.-tm-irr 1H. In the House, j l>i-*l -.1 <il b .li <1. ci in.hi. nt ij.. ov: iin'i"! himself ul in civil v. bii* in - .iH inii that. ..- Il-.P III I ill- i 1 lii-r;, i <1, v< : liin.lll 10 : - 1 |i': -V. iic C.i i* lc 1 1* 1 it111 i nro. i II.'. .?.i ll*: paid into the hands of the ('lerk of the <Wts respectively, who shall be to pay the same into the t>?->-urn.s o t u State of So??K !xcfPl ? ??* . ^ ,.u samcis no^fcrc<|Uircd bylaw to [ JJr'paid to corporations or otherwise; one hundred and fifty eents on every hundred dollars of interest received ilur:n<r the past year i n bonds or atoeks of this State, or any other State, of municipal corporation hereby pledged lor the punctual payment of the interest on the saiil certificates or bonds and tor the redemption of the principle of the same when it shall become due. Skc. Id. That all moneys arising I'rom the sale of the said certificates or bonds shall be placed in the Treasury at Charlestun, and subject to the draft of Skc. 11. That the Hank of the State of South Carolina is li v- tm.niutoil ?!>? ScueC,"* TtSrt**" J^'|.rofi''f:;\ n*'i t ? those wlii-jc office* ami public h:t-.iie-* * 11 m i a<hnit of tinlr voht.iii-cring t<> li :ht I lie batle- *"l of the Stale, t-hoiiltl umn.fc*'! their patrioti>-tn l>\ aiding in living lite lay-s \> 1>i--li must 1 ??r I ":l present yi..r nccevarily he vi ry high. Mi l - *' poses lo pay one sixth of Ins annual incum- ! '' iho Stale. Now I propiiM* to toi*. i '.ix. t> 1 people of Spartanburg l>i?iri-t, a* \v i.?\ ucv 1' ii ?iu or anion. ?" iiieu u! i il..M I'fk ,1 rn:.; : < arv iu?ir cl ( .ir j ,llt v u yl il.D J.iu.u mill III l?. i .iuo l r ? " I Mr ' ?" Uiiililtlllull, ami unc I Mir I ,r ^ U1 >ui c '.iHUiuiiuu-il.ii *"p i','- i|>rv(iiv l mirl u[ 'liVj I mV i - . I! t ,. ?vo i ''-i'li j S' i:iri* i'l*-,i?'?' ',l . i e < i Mi c nil I i'Ii'C II loll I I--'' til1* u (j,,. j, III nil .III tint 1.1 I|" : i'Ji* I I. l I' <i r i lift I a-* in inn rlnci. imium- .c; r.4j , i II 1 III i ll ill III U'. Ill . I ' III: I IIV I't.ll I-II ( III I III III til I.- - U.I I -n|-i. 11.? -< " ,,i sum . nr ni.icr i ? * i in ?u? mi li :i i" oi lit- | j,, , . .. ... .... v i.i-v II IIIC (UfCIll WW int iii".' .?'ft '< .?.i.iti*. .! >; .1. U itl. d' f'tided tliC ; > ! ; i It [ on 'i aruliii?. llf *ntd titvr t i e tic h i! N..\ cm - jr Mi-tt could \\ tii i ii m?\ .i.rlnMiitv. aii ;!<o torts u-.i.i -..ft . ..i1 i.i she lias evitiinoxc.'c it.i* hti-til'iy t.t toe J-'cd fi nt.irir c .itrn. y. -I.e preferred peace, an I t i. i> i .Hiiiii -- .in ii,i \\ ii?j;ion. or ot private individuals and also on the bonds, notes or judgments oi' private individual, or from w atev. r source derived; two dollars and fifty cents on each carriage, and one dollar und twenty-five cents on er.eh buggy, employed by private individuals (other than carriages and buggies for sale) provided th.it not more thanono tax o! this uuioant shall be charged against any one private individual; two dollars ?ml Agent of llit- State lor the >a!e ot the said certificates or bonds, and is authorized to sell the same at market value, with power and authority to appoint sab-agents under it for the sale thereof. I'MVEKsirv t?r Missouri.? Hy thereport of the proceedings of this institution in October last, at the installation of the i Faculty, we find th t the ceremonies were i>r puui it jrrcat <! ml into ilio 'I'm-, urv >; i . v ' Slu,e, our District having receive I more ' vtliiirt site has j i 1 i:11<> the Trca-on _t. th . " I bey will pay oue-sixtli of their clear annual 1,1 profits or iucroa; o <-t their hu-im > to tlie 'f t 1,0 tollcclor to he j>.ti-l l?v hint to the tliiToretit l-', I'.oil r? Is of t 'otiisai-- i .it rs it the Diwi.-i; an I lint no School, Poor, or Ileal T *x h a- e--. -1 K\ liu^c Hoards for the year IS 1. Ily this in en 11 tin" tin ml (hi nfio ,. at i . ....... ?i . 11. -1 H > a Vour ^HH HB M \j. Tbi??miku : -Uk.\k Ssu :?I lm?I ilicj i XI11 a 11 ?< ? 4 lalsl. ... ... i u i . i a. i? liie .?.. ?-untie "I' ? iu;'.? , tl,e |?lii i win ill--U I l'i l - ie id. jf I illl! pill- lt?S l?l I li '.* ( ?!! . *t ? .1 .11 niv autjib; for itio |i:..H'rv.ni .:i ol me \jt. t"| hi I iiie piiiteiiiou ..I .til ibe iiitiiitit. (1| \vat i : ii.' t!ie .miiiiIiv ; I it ii ir.-i-U i ' 11. I r iilioi liiin .i .i i.< i. art I ilnti -in - e, .hi IVi.iii iiur pie-en: linger t* >?' Interior i.ii- iii tto i?:rf.i.in .- i-tl n.? to proioi vo j w( ii--. pruleci Hi.- jiiitil. iHiijieitv. and en- ! jl|k t il|S ., Iroliw. rutin . in .it new p'i...r..nti- I 'i .... ..... . ?. .... ?.ij. .-vimtriii 1 tl >-!. . ;. lil.I i.< i'ui. Vio tiling i I'.illi. til .in i iM"i\ll 1.\t-iiil I ve. 1 i r at.'.l ? c.t'.i-t. tn 1 nrk, uei i.iy pie b-i i h > u ^riion. r-t* rt-iiii. I. * IItea ilie Secretary i? i m tl it. .It r t? lit!prehension ?if in \t. mi ii ne coil I'1 lie belter inloruii -. |tt?"ii.ljr. the Secretary oi the tv-i n I iip in the untie grniinU. If . e w in etl, there ;irt two that j>!cuges i gtveii." 11 ? i ' fifty cents on each hackney coach Ma^e, carriage, omnibus or bujjyy, for (lie transportation of persons and pas^on^rs, whether to or from railroads, steamboats, or any otlier way of transportation, or whether ;n ami upon the streets of cities, towns or vil- j fljtes; one dollar upon every gold watch 1 (other than watches foi sale) used in this State; fifty cents upon every silver watch i (ftf 111 * I* I till II VVrltl'llHi I." * .!.>> I ' opened by u glowing oration from lion. .1. | I \V. Tneker, well known as a native of tlii> j State, for some time in its (Soneral A>seiu- ( bly, an able lawyer, ami lor a brief -ini I <?r two the President of the Spartanburg i female tkdlegc. His speech is an exceedingly able and ingenious one, and pi rhaps ( nut t"<> urnate for sueli nil occati,?ii j|t. i was responded to in an elaborate oraMi n by i 11..i, l! it \i.. i - * I --- ? ?ii> : j,: lightened, and our wealthy and thriving money- , making citizens will show their patriotism :<it* 1 p , murage as ell'cclnailv a' we who will tight then [ tattles Tor them, many of whom have their , axes to pay as well as to tight. > . A TAXPAY lill AND VOLl NTlii:::. , Vl For the Carolina Sp irt 11. As it in prohahle the Captain .f our .if 1.1 > - 11.1 .j .!.i|.;i:ivii./ i 1m x l<i.' .1 . * . t\ ii' > > . he . ** \ 11 - i * . i itiuii* of i li 1. . '.i r i: titl- i ili .r ooiiiril. lit o: i' m o .it i .i I lii - J ! ji.'iiii i Uii-. i iv in .l it 1 i . -o \ . :i iivi'.i < iii- 1? iikui.ni i- in;.. V.\ !>? ii/ ..>it uji.ot'lhe i. I |.,in' ot lllll'lii 1.:/ - . .III! .11 In liO.il" 111"..11 ri So i.ior. A. M .r.i 1 ' i 111 w mo n .. - 1 . . I"l" 1\ii. ov? I t n i ri> i -i / rc;i? .;i . hip fit!-' / tht /.<! -'! / V , r ' , , , ('" -1 ; , -> j tii. -i 111 ' a- n't Mrv%i>n , , .. jf i - .. Iet of 1 >< Ltyitl tlure ?> proscn fit. ze 'in Armed Military Parti, patted Dee. tiou ,,i . l . a (hi mild lladahon n/ 36(4 A' > ' illuifor .> i'. .1/ , ou tfit 11-h d-iy ot i ilic Si? it* >!. structi 1.1ST OF OFFlCKKS. itntin I 12 It S. hv. C .|M>n, ","-1 L' < .t'.\ 111 i'.i i i. J -t l.i< u'onatit. Oic t ivmar uilllC'.iit leri, ore lUVC^ioiW 10 UU- The I i ibio .lot i isi'N. i,, j,, n-;. /? < -/. Tlittl .ill ritiotu, - to <li--<>lvc ? >! I i iiion. or i.\ iiii mi or ,.i> n>l hi too u;,l vv i i I t'oii trui. 'ii. \r i j ili hope or ijK'i'in c in-I i ,11" :n ' vi >tn\ a, .lull;.; 'lot;-. ' *S y or ?l ?: rue. iv ; l Ii a. ill 'lie opiui u ol Wo In; u.ito 'f '!? I'u. 1 Si item uu -.ii-li.? ii iu?.J tUvM oil S j..,i i. ibio. :ui I lli.'i loro. to tti ' I'll* i| llijP\:.tlMl I'llimi ftlnl I uli'li- i y| U|,f n hIioiiIJ bo iireel I ill tbt intrgiM (f lilt O^orglit. > it- ,i i! s <>t i i ti .vi t aineui. siu?l ' ... i i mriikt <ii'cus-u?n. pn.?i?ed. iili.ic.iiH of (lie S 'milc (In not iiiieml is.? c-n il.e ?*ritt?-n len ivKululiuoi ; . I'liey iir.- compromise, x^.iin ic ect (limit. c Secession <>(' lieorgia. vc it. i.'i -c ii inure eiiiliiwuHiu exhihi iliere * ??? jie I' ivl ii atlriiicon win n imi (innv.iiiKfd ilie secession i'M door uoiuuIhic '.ml powerlul slU, U .tlio.it tieoijj i. South Carolina v .. ? ..vv, .M. .iw.v I UKU III L I i I > , State; twenty live cents on every pack ul i playing cards soM in this state; til ten dollar.- ; upon every billiard table within the State I used to and lor the purpose of raising a , revenue"!herefrom; thirty live cents on the ; hundred dollars ol thc capit IJJstoek of all chipping owned in the whole or in pa:t in thi> Mate, ineludinir therein all sleauihoais; thirty-five cents on the hundred dollars of nnwin vt' \VOOIIU'HI- J ber as for tinny years ! I?o able editor ot',1 c f South) rti i.thritrij M'-ssf ?j> v, ami a Hell 1 , known lawyerof KiehiuomJ, Virginia. Mr. i j Millers speech is marked by j^o d seii?e, | ju lament ami proper t.:s onnl initials. lie, is the I 'resident ol the 1 niversity, whieli opens with Uniterm.; prospects.?.Mmurj. LiiKlanil aiiiltlie Soulli. <From ili? ciiviipiirln.il ii>.. i ? ' 1 1 Vlor^mi Vd iiiiIi'OI' lu'.":iii..y i?i}?.:iv will l>r (>(( nomnU-J, I l? ;? leave. willi I'll* ro-jicoi l'?>r j.; illiers deserving ?.?f llic i mi re-', ;? i-m- i , neutljr Icerviiijj imd ijiiili ! i-> cniirnaiid .icnti-u nit T. Jin in hi t.lf'ir I. , ; Lieutenant Kii?>tt.> L i?, c.in-iilmi >H i'l . i, , '>>1111 c**, decision, energy in : "?> -?'> - )>. |n>li?ihlc rcijiiirile* >>l' a leidor I > I li ? i> | ,, if being tImi'oii _'!ily >ki'lcj in tin* drill. In , ' 1 . . .11 I I I ...... In' i A t il laii|\ ii .n Is IUO ll-'W I'SIt- , > \ >1 1.1 i . U.lv,' I . . . '.t I ...... I. ; ~ ii<. :i > ?!.. i1' t _. ?r . - i? - .titI i. i.i f*iiiii; t r, l :i i.r.l.. f l.'.?ll|. 1! Will II It i'n|ll|.!t't j ii \\ ,t im v. .i b ; .i i ... u it\ r.tluiul-i I : ill.I ; v I I ' l - I _ >! II j ' . i' .; i ; ii;> i .* . hi -i :. .!? x ?.? . . a . . t I i. ai v II u i | . i i i iic .*?!a r a'oul j 1 lit i t." lit tl l . | I i - .1. If-, tl... I ' < ill Hi I I I li:i | >111 ill, ."M-Cullil l.icllt, J il. M tiny, I uiril l/i- iit'iimu, in*' ' K H?- i'l, Kii si S < li '-I <i.iiiu, Srcii'l Sei/iMiil, 7 .'.'in. llugliv, *I*jiirii fm'rj; vim, ! m" ' S .1 i; l'lill inl, Poiirili Servant, " * 1 i. N K vMmi, Fil'ili -Prjji'iiiu, ( l"iii' < .1 i! S iv, I'iM I'urjioral, **:-?? ini I W il l;i-nn .it, >i<"uii'l i rpoinl, ( folil iii J \lt'> <'<l ('it. k. Tiiir-l t "i ?- ( ?. ul, w.i*. ii 1? l? While, Fourth r 'ipmal, ? lien i 5 W hi \l \V ii! i. I i11 li Si i 'ii11r i in- \ . ; WHI.U <? o". .;1. r <1 oil ?cii>. ^ 1 in ro i.-i i :i to .> a ..borate chose by the ! !},,> \-l.n >: thr I mtei State- nl coercion. i:i l1 c- i uijn. uiti i" .ii]>r<tini o. VV?- ?-!? il < i-.i tor bre i-l. hlh ;t _( ;>;ir iKuitoiii'; lor il'ii, and they git# which At rj.o; :. _ world. ? ... t of coor "ma. w.iit which the N ?rtii hc^mi to ii 1 .?ili iroo^iilv - - iicatfl, i-1 n l(ti ?? 1 r?"? I (|ie o.ttiti i.i; rotM'liaii V.e.'.iitoiiistn. Tunc tutu u?, i. I lii tt (.Illy a -j . .. ' l' i ( lltuty :tr'o. ,n,| (\et here wore n i I>tion mo enoug i in recipro ili in il -iin ' 1 ' it it :i ir hi .. i -.i c mil.in n Now it lii'o.i i rij ui i<r iiurjr, Irnui u.c re lolmi/ clour :.?*ri'.?3 llie MLhiiimict in pit. pufc. Tiit Sialic embraced < in cm tin in u i onteiicr.icy t .( c a! 1 cumin inU ilierespect of the A- mi >a n it iti r.tiiioutictii. the belt* (oil tlivie moil utiim itiiig p als, ami tins It-g in to iliunder their louilapproliic ci ixuUA gaili teU in tin* stiffts, i sim'iger.s lnoscil I lie expression of ! joy .it ilie li.ipl1* < *oui. Tiic Uot. cue uui imi siock 01 jiii niirineaiid railway, nnJ other dry-dork capital, owned in the I whole or in part in tlii.s State; twenty cent.on the hundred dollars ut the eipital stock of all in inuf icturin;* couipaiii-s of every sort, kind and nature whatever, owned in part in the State; one percent, on the <;mss receipts of all eharterc?l turnpike mads within this State, fifteen dollars each on nil distilleries and jrcweries (including1 j ... . uv i?v?iuvh i llilt"* w inuke tin- following extrucl. All or speaking' li >]. 'in p ami cheerfully of the present (inall- j ci.U Ci i i-. M says: Thus ?ecure in <" !?r liomc position, we turn to c- iuuiic our external pros pes First as re.nr'l i llie l uiie t .Slates. Tne ronil.ci going mi ihero can. alter llielirst confusion snail have soli-.<l^.l, li i\c no 111,11111 .us iiillneiico on comiii -roe. If, as few in litis country are disposed to anticipate, a dissolutioii of tlie Union should i ike pi.icc in March, it may he expected te in >mig> in<- mir-i < i! ii" I t'V|u riviii i' >! i!.. tj ir-K-1 ieeil suMicr, \\ i. > Im dime hi- .*-! m* / ., I . ; icrvicc. Sl/ His, |>crli(?px, -miIi- 111?~ ?". I : lv ti-.it, i?- .1 n- 1( iriiijc iii<? * -:y, wiii<*li li i* n<"|.i-lii, Vl't 1 ' i . lis [iri'M'li iinr h- in i^litn i i o tin* |>r .. ; ion he li'ii'l >. :i one ol ili" hi- !' i! netto Ke^iim-ni, wIio-m .i " 1- in Mc\i -i hi i (l heiu immortal. Kivn ncliw en# i^.-aieiii- ami u, I II111nhi'r nl' sU'.run !n - .? v ' 11 I |-i? </? *. .ii i .i ? i. . . .. I lit* w ri. lit? llitf V < : ill it r\ lit 4 il ? ; : (' mi: . 1 i : . i i.i I r . 1 ; ! ii . .i * 1. . . . i i ;ni i - : l?i j im u. .. \i . i . . i . . '.t in.>i- | i ?, i ] i. i - i i 1J ; I . . - > i . 1 till*t< r.-, - . i J *. . . i'l it. i c i ' ii ?; in ra, weighing nils ouch. Thei? mv o~ . ,n >.iin . . .! >ui 7 i'i?- i i ill. wii i!c ilie : .j J > W ,u M i Si*i!i t'ui poral. I.??rlnn J'lIlVATl.S : 1""1 ?'< t ? .I'll I I 1*1* llllllllll i. . (? ( .iherf, . K . i,. v. ;.7 .1 I. I'oahutf, ; ^ ^ . i i.' i. vrl, '*? N IViiilfi'v, 'I* i i "t? I ii' i 1 IIO III I .1 i ? ?.? .1 \\ l\iil?\\ I . : .i. i: uv-s <;.? i?:,i u-.uins .ii. ..i>. i.i v m r.iiw.-i, hmtcji M U Ti, 1,.y. i.-J T \\ it<i<tk<*r, JV''ww ii. r.! llvtiry Collicrn, V " .1 I i '!i'U, i'.I .1 T Tii.iinons. " , " 1 ?>rn ?i s ( ? I; Utii i .i?- 11 :4v* it vet* wis, is n ?i now, time, h?i.a i ?r 'li ver will W. when tiic Northern t,,i j,. otthl emhrnc the il-? that tin* I aioit cheer Wi! i! mi lin-K')u>n>lani - overt i^rniies, leiyu- |i,e > her hy a t'.ooii tui >nnl c inpaet, wuli j,, ttll. re power in the ti ii a I tiovernment to h invls * t.iek it ,-oee Is'i.; S itethan It re i-< in u , t(t, c, v. Utile ii rut to wmp In: . one of the mem- < ho -hull ?l s-olve t ie j>:?rt?er?'hi]i. 'ihe NV t? c?plt ?n? i.lea f* tint a ta ijority of the people : |oriftiji.;i I uioii govern*. nn I might to ir >. eru. th , , vu tiara*. who won* Wring drille I at the jmMI'Io I linlUedi iU'l^ :11>:i re.rated in trout of the A'm it ! o clock, Judge Loiigstreel 1 it]' ?. an I responded in a very eng a-t l.c . lie t ' lii as hisiext, ' Geor: ? i i .ib- ..ft..-??!.." Ti.:? i. therein all turpentine still*) used in this. State; seventy five Cents on the hundred dollars of all profits, dividends, interest or j income derived from savings' institutions of this State; one hundred cents on the hundred dollars on all salaries and wajjes (other than sahtries of eTerjrymen) over the | mm of five hundred dollars, f-oin whatever source derived, received or paid in thi-I State: one hundred rents or r I... I. >. . .!? .. I ! (Slide ninmg it* re.-ullH I lie opening of t lie |><iri * | of nil (lie Southern Sidim to free trude. n *tc|> ^ which the North wouhl >0011 find itselt compelled tn intitule. < >n tiit* other hand, it'the I nion ' ho preserved by a cotnpriiini.ic, it lowering <>l | llio g nici'il tiirill u Inkety in tic one of i:* lr<- i lure*. while 111 nny c?*e n |>n?*itio xeitieuient would he sa thinkiully lec.ivcd us t<> ind.M|?>*c the people of the enure country, lor 11 I line ut leant, tn conllitre w r-iing in ]> irty r.incur the erieigie* ll|>oi| wh.eli flic |irurri^-' of the hi -. il ' delicto!*. Descend,.tit lr.nn ?n? I ' ?i.... ... W<1 ati hoiioriihl ' jtlitco iii i!iu t-. V , loiiortiblc will In* In* **j'. ?i* !.? will, a - i iji- ,, > in. >rivc our Voluntccrf in tin- ciin;ii^ '-iiur- ;i, for libori v and <'<|U!iliiy. , Vol.I.N I KKll. I li I'rom 4l:il>s:i .a. I Mostuomi.iiy, Ji.iuiiir' l.i. lb.* IF.uw .t 1 i5i'|irc*.ouiiUiv?*s l.i. ]i i?- I u bill i . j. mid li ? "'I li ! ti. ! I ) 11; 1:1* I I III to i .11 1 i.-' w.. .r mil i o 61 ..iii* In 6p? 1 * ' iv o iipjiing tin' ii.ii. iviit . nil' in. >t;?, i llll I 1 > >< . O'l rho 11 ; n from WH*hingl(in lo?ttay, gimt '' II IIIItil CI*, ol \ 1' _ III I.I, 11 I I r . . I h . - | i , :i i I i >'.i in in .1 1:11 " ' i ,i..i : i, n . l.li> , .1 If. 1.111/ i- II >.; >. il ill,". , i Hi." [ !. i i- oi ; '?? ; i.i- II i in* " ii. 5. Iiv 11 t- !!. 1 , , V Hi'l.i .1 V1. Vun^, ? C.ilriii (\?ok, V 1 11 60 A P Foster, , I* [ V? iii !! .!. .ini t'.T Jesse Tiuslev, i . < *ri l- " ifri-.uei .1 i t i ?-v I hos h <>s or, i i * .t.. * ? ? : w\ ?? .Iiiim, >:iniuel Mri urlcr, v crrv V^'.lvv, "it John T ('of hern, v' " i) iViiii..-,' 71 W Wheeler, ->?riiie M 7J Jos MeArthur, ",* I'o'.lins X! *r.'ni;\ 7>! Simeon (.Soon, 11 i'.nit h t i-iiiel!. 7 Jno I, SiiiiIo, ,'on!: it, 7-> J n A Hilltop, I . ... , t, Il vv vv.I i mo |?co|<l?* ot iliii Luiitu ii alt ^lustraM . unit ?? fijr iliai ^ ti an i>len, miivor- t.'0iouial icdt'il n ii in i!i<* N 'iilicrsi min i. i< :? me Jn-lf r jiiacii il <Un i ili hi a 'iiinui-iii. "falleN wi lias iii.i y el obl'ilne-l i lit' ;??<v:i'l uicy thorn {Mil lie opinion. An I yet all ilic >rn sinif.sinen. iiioltnlitig \l? xamler Main- . , ( orj, 'lit'ii I lie I'oiiHliiiilimi was trata.il, no iu! v (V fj i lea of coercing a sovereign Sr>i ? c. i j Kalri <l by reference to her history froin her ?-xi-ifiit-e to Hie present lime. Alter e. K. (bin la. ley and L>r. eie called |ion and responded. [ Carolinian. n-ir.rr to tiueohe I fir I'man between the t il .rifm mill i'tr other Sl-.itee umtnl *i'A ler the rn.:lj>jrt of i/o'^Tlltoent rnUtlfl ik* iitbin of the liutrJ Sin e?. le people of the Slate of Georgia, in ?|.iii:irs <>u all caimifiscions received I y vendue ui-i^tcri* or coiumi.siioii uierchmt.s. I Sj r. "J. All taxes levied on property, aI proscribed in the iirst section o.'this act, shall he pai<l to the tax collector lor the I dist.i r in whioh said property is located. r'i J. The tax collector* in the several ilislri; ami parishes in thit* St itc, in their f r hereafter to he unide, are In rehv r to klcxii'u, we linv ni leiigili I lie ^iil i-<Iu-I ion of knmvbig tli.it tin' Uniini n tiie brigmiils who in i lie name ?>t i In* ecclesi.i.si ie.ii pirly style lliemtliu (inveriiiui'iit, is snileil ; tint the Unite.1 Sum's itii<) Knglnml lire in n better po>ition fur honorable en operation I here thin >it nny former perm.I: nml that ii niil lie hii inih'iiblc li.i^i ?. tni' eitli r party in permit I lie ex uiipli; of rubbery, innr ! r. ami an open ilis- . 4 rog.irl.it every intern* inii.il right In lie longer in t in line I ns mi niiuuiliorizeil torninlik in n 1 . ....... >/. ...v , i: . ?j? i :i i ' nrlber provi'lin^ (lint nil pilots In inj? iu? ! . ijfll vis??'l? i ii i o MuhiSc hill I) 1. .1! . i I h HI- i I ml i in |>r i Mill in 'HI 'II l In- |i .i:l i'ii I i.i r\ . . . .i iiorizilig ih;? <'oiiiiii.iikI. r of I'm i Mm >n i. lonli'ny nil lu-nriUM ami liuul lu n k-i ai !ii- Ii m i'i iiiii, nml illhii In mil! . Mt'l l >r I liim1 lull ul :i iclt-gi iijili li ii- in I'uint ?'li ir, in i 1 , ' I i n ohiitiu spi'i- ly C in ii ii -.ii imi v.. ! 1'ni ill l|<ir?uii. ii ii imp'i' filili- i.i ju'oi i v in! >ri:i :ii ?:i ii>' iive In Ilio |iriict'C'I;ii/- of iIi i' iiii iiti.iii i.i - i. .. . > i ii! ii . mi.i I i . ' !\. lr. \ ul.o I ' . >i i . iii. 1 :t i-.iv. . iII 1 , li. ii:. i ?u l? ! t ! Mr ! i . - hi .Mi in j ? i??i > , : i In-1 i <" - ' Will: l it < . ' Hi it r . I i I l.iil U ilie iciriiui'l Ati11 in ic it liK a, ni ijiji , , I - :n" I -11II i I ' \ ' i i r ill i .1 . , ~ ; I i lil . I I I It., .f .. i HI l| Ii i | . ( III II llll I . I I ill -111. I nl II. IV ? III I ?' \ I > I I ?. ; Ill li, , j'J I . i . . ; i.i . lo I lie Rut ... 1 i;i,i?r (io' ii^t i 7 N <S Oven, <li?j?ui? .InsSWIi 7* Win M I'ollnr.l, lluelim li \ M >?.iwoIl, 7'." .luekw.ni t'.irtce. frieinll I M W.uly, HO .1 M Smy, Sii:nloi i'iniik 1 t.ivis, HI Win CiHtk, liinnth. It W lt.-li'>|>, HJ Murk Cook, market I 15 ("a let-, HI Win It While, \x Mil I' >11.ii . Si Win Kd^in^.x, truth u iii li.n>, s"> Allen Sony. supjilit .1 I.I n.;?, H> II Trolleii.ler, would ' xe \ nu'eiit, W II IJurroll, i i* i?<>' i -i i .. * n n-hinirton (' iiuen . Ii to lite '/ / / tied I It nt President . and it i* inn in highly grntif; I nt the return of ordlnunc y relation- hrt wivn Charleston and Fort Conventi r. In relation to M j.ir Ander-.in and of tli? I t . i- Wing supplied troin ti e Chmlcntun ami adop . the 1/ rrnry, of Sat unlay, General inquiries are tiia<le in regard to the ! ntitoiidnu if telegraphic di p ilches concerning the repealed, - tent to lite officer* of Fort Sumter, ?further *1 aati-ly all j n;.* Ity staling that there | -n'i-i-tin the -1 glitesl il mitt of the fact l'rovi-. i other M i on assembled. !< dwUre and ordain, !, r .?v d.e!i f 1 :>n?l or 1 lined, that ibe < adopted by I bo people of Georgia in on in 17HS, whereby the Constitution lire.I Slate* was dociared to bo ratified toil, also acta ami part* of acta of the Assembly ratifying and adopting nis to said Constitution, are hereby rescinded and abrogated ; and we do clare and ordiin, that the union now g between the State of Georgia and It;-. under the tinno nf il>? I',.'.t?.1 " 1 : I 'i ; 11 11?1 lo fi'.iti- till' p -1 f fv>>i' ' "i tax - by ti.oiu t.?r >iij? Lj.'itiii >!. ? p ?.' .ftiifi m .1.1 itvvt'ntl <li* CjlrSctj and parnhr* niuiwiiiil, ufatifijt tin; |?t c -iiiiin on lint unmmil* <?!' liif Sfato t ix ct?lJot-!(_il |.?r h.ii< 1 ili.Mrit l and jnr Mi pali.-e pnrjx ??<???, and tliu (J?mii pi rm1 t?r (ioitciai ?lt ill rel.irn the * me in Ii in r? poll Sic. '?. l-'reo .Nf^rocs, mulattocs ai.d < in il iiiijrni in ne me very centre and 1 li urli? iv of the civilueil traffic of the Fast mil Weil." f Mm. \v m 'mi?s. ? \ iri"iis llejnihlicTnjnnr- 11 n ?l? ne lic^iuinjr to ln?rk (Inwit 111 tlieir ardor ( for Mtljill' \ 'i lei>ull, lieiMllif lie did lint lire nil Furl Mi>.i trie iijiui the nrriv il of the Star of r ilie West, 'i'liey ure <li> i]>jii>iine>l iliut J.c ilnl a noi eui-e Furl Muullric in run knee deep in I Southern Mood /,' . rimy i'tmt * .iv?: "Major e An ! rson is known in have fmir or live hrmli- i rvi hossihii. I In' Tliero i- iremoiiil'i'w onilm-i i-in li -i |. ' i. vol ivit ttic1 in"! iiIM ol' (lo irpia in |' i- II? ! in> 111 .1 !.! <*?* Ill Sflli'.?'iill. I'.V. I ' !li|i| . 1 : i i.i : i jj' , i: ill<i ill nil <| i iru ii n iili :i.r i . in i. i ni t . . Jimrp.n. Ii'.r gl'ir.iiu* ni'liuM, mil a pro in' Siiiiihorii ' uiilivlorm yI hi .no !; it.'v hi io- it I cijii iifihe now*, minimi woiv lirn:i^':i mil, ol ill ro|iomo>l ili*i-liiriro-i - ? ':? - j >ret?' I ill .i " ill liiliiipi far ii ii-I nonr. Tlioro >v ?* iho ri u- \\ ii *i cxoiiotnoiil a a 11 jny iii.iniro'i*-.! livon ilio wi< >|il oo ojioi'iitioiiisls iliau'il la iJio iron r.il it !i. nl'i >111 . _ I .1 Si (III it . .1 llfplll d j " .i]ii<H>:tis t | i > i ii r ?. . jii?r an I I v if Jot ' 1 I ? . . ii i in i! . \ -ill of ' . 1 - i i i : > . . i i i ? . u I ' ifii -'ii * !i I 111111. ? i I. v. I '' ' 111' .1 r .1 I Ii i . I> ' * *2 I llll'tl. - 'll III I I I. I I ,1 I. I- * * l.lNII'lll III III ? I V \V i ' ll I it > <l|l ll. * i. jiu.-ri'-f are i l?nii wi irown. Not- *1 Ii ituliii_ i . * i i' i ii- ui i ,II 1/ - ' Ii ? Snill 'iii't - 1 -. i. i i ri Mii'-iit, s * viirivi .simih, ntii.4 in \ .1 \r..,lv. H'.l .1 II l)icli?on. ties." 11 \ixi I'ctill, '.Ml .1 ?' M Noiiiinii, \ l( > iiv, '.'1 li.miol Jtilmson, ! Ki.\. Win S.m Sf ty, quarifi IVi.i \ I i,union-), IU John Sparks, [ I..? Dimipiey, l". Vouch- ] n/- jj-;r ? I made e i. \ rt Sumtfr. n i'mi irn m i . Si in I h t 'ninlins. e stoni (hem duly hy (he Siuio auihori- S.'ales of the Slate ? anil cxcri ; Foil l-'urt Si iiiiii. -The Indies of which he inti have -fiit ? ('nrolin.i tl ij i<> head- pendent * wiih (ho folio,* in ? nolo iiiiidied: Activi '/? thr l.a hr* > Cm I thr M mtler ' | \. tKr 11 >n. I> F. Jmiit 'it: Tli'.? flij? w is Tl | -ix i xpro-xly hy (hem to he opi-iieu lor the ?r,|n.im.(. nc on F rl SumUr." ^ adUihe America, is horebjr diaaotoad, ami that >ol" tioorgia i* ill I he full possession Rise of nil those rights of MiTtrrignlj long nu I appertain to a free and indeStale. ii \r Fort Adam*.? TheNowpocl (R. iionniinccs tiic m rival of Lieut Edn?n men, f.?r ilie purpose of putting the ol I ori Wants mi complete order, and j| Slow in;; ..... ... 1 r: - v - ? ? - I - MS ?V.f VI t V, I V \ I WJ II<<IIIII<V (If III IM . flu ir returns and shall j \y tluir tuxes duriu^r t' e nvuith of' March. .S:.c. ('). 'f lie In!s nrnl houses < n Hulliv.ui'rt I ui I shall be (turned to the tax 0%y.v>*r *) th? Ux duitriet <u whieh thvy cis wiin are otnl it wmiiil not bo I extraordinary it liis tailing was loo groat syni|a li.V willi their cause. Those who arc making g basic to l)o"luw upon him th< honor duo lo a g striking example of loyalty, will, perhapso, ncl ! wis ly lo delay their pmoeilinga till all iloulit I 'he ulg*4t ie eleared up - V^r^hnum I 18. <>t < Tlio Sinti> t '.invention li-% ? ii|>;><iinic<l r?? !?"lo- v..; ; itl<> i lie S.iiii lirrn < in. i - ilin t >1! ',i?s? i ;enlU*iii<*n : Mt'icr*. Smith anl W.ilkrr lor i'i? >ii<* lime at li?r;?e, iiml N! M '! t . >r, t? i 'hill, it, llal*. ('urn, l.owii mid i at n, t mii lein 'oKgrfnaionkl Ihttri.M#. t ... . ... ; >i"-1- Jill 1 Ui t i - t t i ? w I| > in .i1 i i !l < 1111-a >i .i: r s ,i l it lii'.tui : H I > , < I' i. ?V i 111 I' l~ I'lill i ? \ i . i. | Ii. < ; . iii. f,, '.I .in t Ifi. ? i i j . i. ? ~ iii li.'i .111.1 I I II Inl < ' ?!! I I .1 I I. I I ii CO. ^ will >'* ' |.l . \ .1 w. m kdstkii oi \ H M ivr \muu?<>n s "Font ' is.? r.>rt oner. \ .nit ;/ hiir. factory 1 1 lio House, the \rmy bill pMJfd Vi'i^ir u ^ lHnn ]n tiii<>tw were prciiilwl. Some ?l iion i . !> IN *C.O J l-OC'l. The lloiiso thon of JioWl ir uo?l. week.? , \\I? Ml mri.'N" -SiTill or ciglit lr?rp 0|l M( IoiuIh of |i'?foN mi Uirl.ims, fi mCMl'' ,Hsclo?ur , went ilirongli our street* ihi* in mi'iug. u, ,ie^i}K'> ,1 to Col. Colli agency in New York are not a Itimnie <le?'iunti in in unknown. In n<lo this wo mny mate ihat 1 ,iHi> (louniN Am<>* ] I. r po-cl through tii? cry e?io day Ust iff 01 L>u -// irtfvtd Tim'*. 1 F.?v, CW ............. imil-v. I m IIHTC OTCI1 SCV ilii^ lime in c um-'iiicim-p *?f ps which have con^e to light in relntiou s nj'.<n i his fort iftrot ion, and whieh we t liberty ?.i litis lime u make public." It Mi mi. 1". j . Imp In -? elect. >1 !?i.er? icas . ? liisirici, nuJ 11.. 0. Hancock, rk ni ih* Court.

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The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, January 24, 1861, Image 2