The Carolina Spartan. (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, November 08, 1866, Image 2
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?PARTANUU;UG: 1
!?. M W4LLACR, \Pd,lor. c
r. H. TRINNIEK, jMiiora. r
Thursdny, Novcmbrr N, is?4i. 1
Tli? Pre?bylcrlaii Cliiuiii- | 1
We ure requested to any that the Her. K. II. 11
CHAPMAN, I). I)., will preach :iii>1 administer 1
ilio coiiumiiiion service at ilie Presbyterian '
Church, on next Sabbath. Services comiucuc- ^
ing at 11 o'clock, A. M.
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Valuable Pencil. ,
We were presented with mi excellent pencil '
by Mkhhus. Cannon, Bi.akk & IIiihni.tt. Ii is '
something new to us, as we hud not seen any *
of tho KAine sort before. These geniletnen 1
have our thanks, anil we would say to our rea- '
ders, if you want a really good and coiivcuii lit 1
pencil?give them a call. 1
Ciovernor Orr. ,
Witli a view no doubt oft-topping (lie moiiibs ,
of babbling liars at lite North, and some few .
at the Sooth, we are glad to know, that flnv- ' ,
ernor f)ttit, has authorized the Smith j
to say, that he is utterly ami uiieipiivocully J t
opposed to the (Constitutional Amendment, and ,
will not recommend its adoption by the Legis- , ,
lature of South t'arolina. The New York ller ,
nUl gave birth to mis slander, in its agonizing ,
throes for something sensational ; but, like I lit* J j
Mountain in its partutietit labor, brought forth t
a mice. {
The C'liurlcMfon Courier. 1
Idiis vetietable .Newspaper is now ill its
sixty eighth year. It was fortunate enough to
save, from the many conflagrations with which |
Charleston lias been visited, all its back \- 1 i
unies, and has now procured a suit of rooms to | .
contain the large and v luahle deposit. We j
wouid greatly enjoy the perusal of some of it- ] '
ancient numbers. It has always elainted to be (
a commercial paper?but, it lias often been
carried away in the tide of politics, The t'ou '
rier was established, we lielierc, at the clo-e
of the last century, by K. MnttFoun, Wit.mm;
Toft & Co.
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Tliv Cliinuiiiuii. '
We see it staled, that on the 1st of January
next, the strain ship Colorado, a pioneer of
a new line of packets, but ween S.in Francisco
and China, will coiumciicc her trip, and every ,
arrival will li?t?i?? .? ?? ? - 1 '*r
ttuui VHV IIIUU'MIIlll HI IllU'Cll i
hundred Chinamen to Suit Francisco. An I
1
Iso, dial capitalists are already discussing
the question of contracting with Chinese com <
pauies for immense numbers of Ihem to culti
ate the oolton fields of the South fur a term i
of years, ami they *</y, at a much cheaper
rate than negro labor can he ohiaincil; anil, j (
that soon the rivalry between the ('nin.iir.cn I
and the negro will commence. As soon us
the Pacific Ka.ilro.itl is complete'!, the path
will he opeu for a perfect avalanh of these
ugly ntul disgusting creatures, in comparison
with whom, the negroes of the South are far, >
cry far superior in all their relations of lahor ! (
and intercourse with the whites. In a few i
. \
months or years, these roving locusts will ,
cross the Kooky Mountains mid hegm to till (
up the Valley of the Mississippi?ami, ii is ' (
Slid thai utillious of these Iiarbarians ran s'ill : j
be accommodated in the mines on the I'.tcilic ' ,
Coast. These Chiuameu then, are to become ) .
the rivals of ihe negro in the cotton, rice ami ' (
sugar tields of the South. Their immigration ' t
to this country is to l>e encouraged, and every |
facility utforded ihetu to cotue here ami posses- J
the lund. God preserve us, our children and
the poor negro from such a fate ns this ! .Not j
one iu a thousand of our people have ever seen (
a Tartar or a Chinamau ; and if they have, J
they have seen the very best specimen of that (
abominable race. We feel well assured, that
v
if the Southern people knew them well, and j ^
Could see and know litem 111 their own country ! ^
as we have, rather than live with them, they j (
would either tight to the death if they had
arms, or leave the country. Northern hate j
and cupidity must he at the boituui ot such a ' ,
inovuineul, because any body may see that this ! j
project would give rich and lucrative employ i |
meat to iiuuicrou.s steamers, and, ;.t the same |
(line, glut their malicious passions in driving |
out tl<? present population, to give place to the ' y
wandering and barbarous tribes of \sia The ( y
consniiimatiou of designs so hellish iu their I ,
nature, would bo the fultilling of their oil re I j
pcuted purpose of "Wiping out the South. ' | (
It may ho asked, how coiild wo help it ? h i
can wo prevent their coinim* ? \v<. I
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prevent it by force, bemuse we have not tlie '
means. Very true?but. stieli a eur?u c m lie j
prevented by every man being true to himself (
and his country Let preference be given to ?
tbu negro, with whom we are aei|iiainleil ami 1 j,
with whom we have always lived. Give tlicm ,1
a fair chance, and use him well, and ninety n
out of owe hundred will answer all the ends n
of labor : and, in social relations would be a <1
, |
thousand times preferable to the lilt by ami ' s
aboiuiuable Chinaman. It is very certain, , |
that the negro has not had a fair and sufficient 1 ,,
triarl for effective and reliable labor t?s yet. li
lie Iras been made free only a few month*, | p
and It itt freedom comes upon him while in u
slate of niter destitution ami ignorance, lie
pas not had lime to realize his true position.
.^nd to l(noW how dependent ho still remains
on the kindness and humanity ?f his former
owners. Pressed hy nakedness, cold and luin- in
ge.r, and having i^ot where to lay his head -lie j
will soon return to the plow, th<* hoe and the
axe, with a glad heart und a willing min i j.
>Ve therefore pray?that the tion. ui ?y never j N
come to us or our posterity, (hat a Chinaman | cc
yyjll be our neighbor or associate. j
Spartniiburpr Court.
Our Court Week passed off very quietly.
Micro were some convictions for Assault nml
lattery auil some for Larceny. Wo have no
oom for a specification or enumeration of
ascs ami charges. Kvery lioily must have
toted and been pleased with the refined
lemennor and elegant courtesy of the whole !
tar. When, ho.vever, the excellent and von I
ruble Judge addressed the liar or a prisoner, j
he only disturbance to the grave silence nml '
it lent ion which was given to every word he i
ittered, was made by himself in bringing bis j
pen bund down with much force on the desk, !
bus drowning I lie very words on which bis |
(tutor would place the most emphasis. One j
cature of this Court wc must not pass over |
vitliout remarking, that the colored people
vho were tried for various offences, received I
he utmost leniency of the laws. They were
Icfcmlcd in every case l?y some of the ablest
ind oldest members of the ltar. I> must have
icen observed by all. how well they were proected
ami defended by all the means and ap
diancrs that ilic law would permit, <>r human
ly would dictate. The poor unfortunate negro
will never suffer wrong when arraigned before
i Soiiifirrti Court of Justice. There is a sym
iniliy which touches the heart, b look on i eir
liter helplessness and destitution. When
iroiiglit to the lair of Justiee for crime or
Misdemeanor ilioo -.1 ' ?
i?> hii*im* tin i-el lives, iki iiitlin-iii'i's on w liicli
bey may lean -save I lint thriee noble spirit
vliicb animates tin* II.ir ot Spartanburg, <?ul
we may *i?y of South t'arnlina, which nllcis
Yeoly, earnestly and gratuitously Ilieir best
egnl service* in protecting them against unjust
U*mand* and illegal prosecutions. lint, we
mist hurry on, to speak 11 word about tluit
limier yes friends, a ilitiuer at the Palmetto.
I'lie Judge, the Solicitor, and tin* members of
he liar from surrounding Districts, were j
lie guests of Mit. 1 it w in. which, we suppose j
uade our woiihy host ipiite happy. Hut be- |
nil no mniinpoH*l, bis expansive kindness and
;entmus liberality indueed him (< call on our
w ii liar, the lbess, ami some oilier gentle
iieu to partake of a sumptuous entertailiiiieiit
with his guests which proved extremely
igreeuble to all tin* par:ies. We can only say.
he dinner was exhuherant?it was elegant-nit,
not iiioieso, than the exhuherant kiudicss
ami elegant hospitality of the gentleman
a' 11 < i presides at I he Palmetto Unite.
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A soullK'i'ii ConventionMe
observe that the Mem phis A/>/-nl pro mses
ii ( on vent nut of I lie people of I lie Sunt b
I'll Stat *.*. by duly elechcd delegates, to meet
it some central point, and ipialified by an im
d ale commission from the people, to cx
ress their sentiments and vindicate their
jolicy and purposes from the foul aspersions
leaped upon (hem by travelling adventurers
tailing from the South, ami now on a pilgrimigcthmugh
the Northern States, awakening by
heir si toilers and falsehoods, the most intense
viiiuiosily against us. l*'or our own part, we
lannot think that such a Convention, however
irganued or iptalilied, can do any good w hat
ivcr We do not believe that the Southern
teoplu want any more of them, without their
leerees and ordinances could lie enforced or |
>? ?***?|?i'Oli*'l. It would l>e folly in any |>o??|?lc |
villi m-itiacles on their hands uinl aw ailiug 1
heir .lent . lice ofdegrad I'ioti or enlcimu iiioii, I
0 attempt I lie exercise of any mil hority to cult- I
l?ol tin* lol' of event* n >w rolling over tliein j
ike a weight of waters. The edicts of a
southern Convention would only lie laughed
it l?y our Northern ruler*. So lur from eon eding
to us iiny power or authority whatever,
lii-y even deny us the right to tight. It doe*
lot n iprnrto us that a Convention would stop
lie world from lining - nui'di less would it slop
1 n it ion, who owes its w en It li to ei i initial false
loud and intentional uii-repres.-niHtion of
ruth?a nation who lives l>y the plunder of
iiinorities -a people, owing all their great?e-s
to the ruin of others. A Southern Contention
would he no more than a Southern |
vilid Tile I it oliville '/' iii' t s ij, - : The oiilv I
way to stop these travelling liuis, is to stop
heir lireaih.' We duti't ktioiv that even tin- !
luminary proceeding would do us much good ;
or. the the punishment oi the lir.st one of
hese imps of Salmi, would raise a howl. |
under and longer than was ever heard in
'uiideiiHiiiuiui. A hundred Con vent ions at
lie North, would ring the alarm, and the tor
in of war would lie heard from every hole i
itid corner of the le ave, very generon > and
rerv uiagiiauiiuoiis Vaukee iiittoii. t lli no
et us have no Conventions just now ; let uie
ipiiet awhile?let Us Macawher like, wait
o see what will turn up next.
4'Olltf illllloiiul <;ii;ikIs.
We -ce thai the A iishingtou papers are ruling
for the formal i ui of Const it til iotinl
luardx." I Iih\ are to lie ready at all tunes in
id the Constitutional authorities, in maini-Cm
ng the l;twl'nl (Jovrriuiieir. \ recruiting rcnIfZVOIIS
liaa ItCl'lt U|il'IH'i| in Washington. If J
lie ''fount it uiioniil t iiivcruiiiciii' alliiilril to
hove, is that viliiub is administered by l'rcsieiil
Johnson, it is u wise )>rt'riu< ion to lake
licit .sle|?s, liii i ui)o|il Mich iiii'iMirrs as will
cfeiiI the treasonable purpose* ol the madmen
f the North, to overturn and destroy what
die of legitimate tioveriimeiii is left to the
eojtle mid Stale* of the late I'liiied States.
tin a inemorahle oeensioii, il was ihe remark
f l he 11 it ke of M ell in gt mi, in I lie l> i i i i ~ i i 11 <>u>e
I' lair ls, li I eould avoid. In any sacrifice !
hntevcr, even oiieiuoiilh ofeivil war in the
mutry to which I am attaehed, i would saerice
my life in order to do il '
<4?>
P'spntclics lire still passing over the ruble
no between Maximilian and ll;o Km|?eror ot j
ranee The last one. sent this week, from i
ew Orleans, where it was received from Mexi>,
cost nearly JlO.OtMi in currency, the cash
dug fttrnUhcd promptly l>y Max's agent.
Hollywood iMMorliillon.
The ladies of Iticliinond, Va., have formed ,
it Meuioriul Association, and propose holding '
a llazuar in llichinoiid, in February next, for
ilie purpose of raising funds to enable them
to carry out tln-ir plans, in care for the t'oti
federate ileml' It is their wish that each of
the late Confederal* States should lie repre |
sentcd in this Itazanr, as the Association is !
interested equally in all trie deceased soldiers
of the South, from whatever Slate they nay
have come, who are hurled at Hollywood.
\gonts are appointed in each Stale, who will !
notify the public of their readiness to receive
contributions of money or articles that may j
lie disposed of at the llaxaar.
Mrs. L C. Ki.nnkhy has consented to b'' j
the Agent fo Sparlaaburg District, and may
lie consulted on the subject. It is hoped, that
in this uud.-rtakiiig which a, peals so touch
ingly to the ladies ol the South, and those who
sympathize with tliem, there will Vie inauifi sled
a lie-coining enthusiasm, and that the lot/.aar ;
will illu-tmtu how nobly these Sliiios can emulate
ivicli oilier in love ami good works on
lliis occasion of so uiucli interest to all. This
is an a|i|>e:il wliieli wnl fundi every heart?il
is n voice from the seaiiere-l ami nncarcil for
graves of our glorious |>cnd -first heard ami
felt by woman. Ami now, with her soft ami
generous sympathies, she calls for help, to
gather lip the -aned dust of the liliivc soldier*
who fell on the Initio fields of our country.
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In llaltlmorr llillli'opllu.
Gov. Swan of Maryland, after hearing the
evidence in the case ol the lladical Counnis|
sioncrs, who had l> en charged with corruption,
&c., has removed litem from office, ami I
appointed two honest men?Messrs Valiant I
and Young, to till their places. Previous to ,
the removal of the old Commissioner-, who had
deprived the larger portion of the people of
Maryland from .voting, the Itiulii als organized
I military con.panics, and called 111>< n the al
j iniug States to assist th- tn liy force of arms,
in resisting the action of the Governor, and
[ that tliey would sh?-d all their precious Mood
I before the rascally commissioners should be
| ictuovcd. The tiov'r remoxcd tin in. however,
| and behold ! a Uudicnl mass meeting was call
j ed. ami instead of mustering their Ibiees, and
j marching upon the enemy, suddenly discover
| ed that discretion was the bolter pail of valor,
and all their fuss ami fury ended as mildly aatiy
sucking dove. In the meantime, ate*
regiments of 1'nitcd States troops were seen to
be 'bobbing round." wliieli bad the effect of
freezing up all their hot valor, and their great
mass meeting soltly melted away by adopting
j an tiddres.- to the country, declaring that they
were "anxious to maintain peace," and the
whole affair ought to be s -tiled by the conns
The new t'omnii.- siotiers went and demand'd
possession of the office, but it lias been refused.
It is understood that these Itadicals are or
ganizinga new force, and it i* also reported
that more Hoops have artived in the vicinity
of Italtiuiorc. Much exeitenieiit and deep feeling
exists everywhere, but thus far uogie.it
disturbance. The lladicals h ive had the new
commissioners arrested on a charge ol ait -nipt
I ing to break the peace, and ou ret using to give
bail in the sum of .-s-J'i.il hi were couiiuiiie 1 to
j ail. The sheriff was nl.-o coinmilled. The
old t'ouimissioiiers are still in pos-c -ion The
uew t'ommissioiiers w ill get out a wait . f habeas
corpus, which will bring the ipiesi on be
lore I Ik* court. The city is <|inc( as yet. Several
riotous demonstrations occurred when tinfact
become known iliui tin- new (oinnii-s mi
er- liml lieen arrested. \\ e si,.,)] p(, h mere
of this matter l?y <>ur next issue.
Tilt* \?*\t ( oii^t t-ss.
There i.i all erroneous ituprc--ii.>ii tliat ] . > j
vails in i he- in in 1-- of man > pcrs > 11 -, who t li. i. :
tin- i. otigrcs-imi.-il electimis o curriig I hi.- ! ill.
will alleet lite cliaracter ul'ilte l'ongre?s tlmt
iincts in Hi- -ember. I'iie only inlliiencc these
elections ( in liavc upon that body, is a moral
iiitliu-nee. The saute iuciiiIx-ii tliat composed
tin- list session of t \ingre-s will eoiisiitiiie tinnext.
Tin- persons elecle-l I" t'oiigrcss tinI
all. will not Irive scats in tin- prc-cut ?' > n
gross. 'I In- |i.i!itieal complexion of tin- next |
session will be, tlierefore, tin- same as tliat ol
tin- last session.
ii -?ta> tm
1.00It out lor llir .Mm*.
We would observe for tin- benefit of those
w Ii love to see sights. 1l1.1t the great and sin
gulai |.|i- noinciioii ot . grand meteoric display.
is In collie otr between the lltlli uti-l I llli nights
ot this looiilh, as predicted by listroliOlucrs !
The whole heavens, 11 will be tilled
with shooting -tars, and they will continue to
be vi?ible I lie whole night. If it <1 es happen. 1
:.l will l>c a grand an I magnificent sight. I'heti
he sure to peep out occasionally on the nigh s
above stated : ami, it 1 ln-x coine why, 1 t them
route.
I.mils \il|?ol?>oii.
The laic Telegraph reports from Kuroj e.
give accounts of the approaching death of this
great monarch Such an occurrence at such I
a lime as this, when all the world is in tun I
and commotion would fiy the stability of the
Itoiiaparle dynasty V rcticttrv for ih.< 1. ..
eminent ?>f Kmiiw, during the minority ol thv
liny who i heir lo L mi* Napoleon, woul-l iioI
he aide to direct ninl rule the political cninpli '
cations of it people mi ambitious in their aspi
rations ami sensitive in their piinsiniis Max
iinillian will have to conic down fram his lot
tering throne, anil go hack to his Austrian
home, ami Mexico will tall into I he lap, or
come uiuler the grasp of the toiled States.
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I'rcntice says Ihitler makes war as hoys ,
sleep in cohl weather?spoon fashion.
?l? w 4R>
A New ^ ork million' hasjitsl paid ^',l"i 'MMi
fur n 'shop on the Fifth Avenue.
Olli< < ! "s lloildN. Tin
Wo would call I ho attention of ihi> parties tdmul
concerned to tin; following clause of a recent j,,iv
Act of the Legislature, which reads as follows: lloitl
"111. Th.it as soon after the ratification of to ob
this Act as practicable, the Treasurer shall Time
furnish to the several Boards of Commission- t
crs appointed to npp ove the security given by renin
public officers. a statcuieiit of the tintnes of t'te Hoot
sureties an I the aiuouiit of the bon is of tbe wuui
.... ... i . . July
several P.-trie! olhe r< within their t c-pcct ive
Pislricis. which said Board shall forthwith re 'I'll
port, in writing, to the Treasurer whether any one I
ami which of ml sureties have died, or remov i-e<l
. , , . ? ornli
> 1 permanently front the N ate, or arc not ,ul(| ,
worth as hi it* It. clear of ilebt. as his proportion of >
of I tie obligation to which his name is ntfived. oiliet
... thro]
I'i out the licorgta titucii.
T1
1 io II *i !><><' II ItM' III.
The following letter w.is fouml in the streets own
of < 'attulcti immediately nftcr the tirtny of j <har
tieneral Sherman hail left. The original is j{'*n
still preserved ami can he shown ami sub^tati- ,|lt> ,
tialeti, if anyboily desires. We eau add noih1
t?H in the way of coiutneiit on such a duett- cjjv
incut. It speaks for itself: in*P
Caui* Nkam Camukn. S t throi
I-'kiiiiimiv i!??. 1st;.", ( and
Mv L)i:.\k Wiii.: I have no time for par- it ca
tiiail.us. We have had a glorious time n this i.suo
{state. I nrestrieied license to burn and plunder
was the order of the day. The chivalry A
have been strip! of most ot their valuables, conn
tiold warT.es, silver pitchers, cups, spcous, ' > gi
links, i-ic.. ate as common in eatup as black- rollii
in'irnv. im* lernis <>i |iitiii>tcr an; as follows: | ami
Tin- valuables procured at a est hunt ed by Com- j discc
( null's. Kn. li <- 'in|.:tiiy is reipiired i.i exhibit | fnstc
ilie icmiIi > ! its operations hi Hiiy jriveu place i 'O' *'
--one tilth and tirst choice falls In the share j ou' 1
tf the Commander in t'iiiel :tn<l stall, one?fifth j
t>> I In coi |.s cotiiliiHii ler titol stati. one-tilth I j m^m
li id ullicers of regiments and two tilths to the
company.
I illici t - urc not allowed to join in these ex- ()(
( editions wiihoiit disgtudng themselves us ij.,r,|
privates. i'ne of otir corps commanders bor- j^^
lowed ti suit of rough cloths Iri.ui otic of my jj
men tiit'l wns -iicf. "liil in this place. lie got
i? large .jioiiiiity ol silver (among other things
mi ti'.'l time silver milk pilclu r) ami a very tine ,rgoM
watch from n Mr. UeSaussure at this 14 ?
place. lt> >'au-siire is one of the F. F. V. s Hi
ol S. ami whs iiih-Ic to fork out lilier.illy. I'Oll
ttllioeis over tin- rank of captain are not made 1.1 11
to (nit their phimler in the estimate for .listri- ,\(
huti.oi This i? vcrj uiifair ami for that reus Thin
on, in oi l rto protect themselves, subordinate | Pear
olticers aif I privates keep hack everything that j fj.AII
they can carry ahoiit their persons?such as ft. (j
rings, ear rings, breast pins, etc, etc., of
'.vi1i c h. it I ever live to get home | have about
a <(iiart. I am not joking?I have at least a
piart of jewelry for yon nml all the girls?ami ? _
nine No 1 <liam >ml rings ami pins among
them, tlciieral Sherman has silver nml gold '
enough to stall a batik. His share in goM '
watches ati'l co litis alone, nt t'uluiubia, was 1 busli
two hundred ami seventy live (J7-V). ammm
Itut I sniil I coiihl not go into particulars\
11 the gem-ral othcors ami many bc-ides, have
valuahles ot eve y tlescripiioti .Iowa Jo embroidered
laities' pocket hamlkcrcliicls (I have'my .j.j
share of them too IVe took goM nml silver enongh
from the ?l ?>1 rehels to have reileeme.l " *
their internal currency twice over. This it he NA1
curreney | when ever we came across it, we elect
huriii .l as we c.?: s lere.l it utterly worthless.
I vvi--h nil the jewelry this army has could ' >j.|
lie carried to the "Old Hay State." it would ' (
de k her out in si vie; hut alas! it will he ! '14
sc id -red all ..v. i the North and Middle States.'' 1>1N
I'lie <1 lined niggers, a- a general rule, prefer- ciisii
to ?tav at home par.icularly after they found ?
oil that we only wanted the aide h.elie.l men. TI
ami. to tell the In.ill. the y oungest and best j,, ,l(
looking vv-men ) Soiuciimc: vvi took oil whole
t imilo - an I phllila. tolls ot niggers, by w a.' ol I k
repaying t' secessionists. Hut the useless ! elect
11:11'I < ! these we Sooll lll'lllage I o lost* collie
times iii crossing river* ?sometimes lav oilier
w 11 vs. * ? ?"!?
I -li ill write to you again fro u Wilmington, oil I
tlo'.i-horo, or <o!io- il.iei' in North Carolina.
T! nler in march hi- arrived. :iu I I must
close hurriedly. I...ve l>> grandmother and -|-j
aunt li.iilotii- Take m I yourself and ;
lie i !ii i n 1> u'i >!. w litis letter out oft 1'
i lie faintly j ' ''
\ III' iff.d mate liil-t. ill-l. . .H.ill
Till tS .1. M V I ills, l.ieill mb
T. S. I will i lei litis 1 v '.lie tirsl ling of
11 ii e l In- to ii! .1. iilil- ?s I liaM' all o|i|?oi iii '
liitv iii . I :i;.' II I" llliloit i I rail. Tl'll S illie f|^|
I utti su* ie a jieuii biucolct and ear ring i . |
her I ,r I. iiuSvr' got l iie lie i.lai e aii'l Iim a-l 1 VI!
|o II oi l . .Hue el I .i i 11 \ 111i o I. .o le Ii im IK t V
out ol ii.. in. These were I ikon 11 i.i the |i.i\ i
Mis-. - .1 a . ii. daughter nl the IVe-ideiit of
tie- ."..'u!i Carolina .Secession f invention. Wo N>
11111111i ih-'se on our 11i| tlii ajf111 tloorgi i." This
It-iler ?vas a t It t --.-,| lo " Mrs. Tliolilas.
Myers, if oat on, Mi- .
--Ol os?a ?? ^ Y
A \ ]. > II111111 iii nl?. of soine forty or fifty per , t'oiii
- ii-, it inked three families of un.vi me 1 -el the i
tier- >.ii the night nl Sept.-. .Iter 'J I. Oil the hy I
hanks < ! the .Ionian lliv.-r, three miles from ! spec
Salt l.ake City, lore ilown their houses, ami he o
drove the settlers away. I hi eat ellitig lo kill ; :i| |il
tln-iii nil it they dared to reeross the river. j
A eule a ii-1 pretty young "widder"' litis just '
taken the eoneeii mil of ii gay yming student |
ot M iehtg iii hy exhibiting to said ? i iii I*-I tif i
ter her surrender'' titul marriage, a beautiful |
daughter aul t hive sprigs of young Vmerctt, _
num. 1 respect v. Augustus, .lames mid lleuhin. I ?
It lies a g..,,d 'MiiiiV lie can make these 1 ^
-hoys' useful. Irc>u
m? i^i m - .
A L- :.. w'"'
iiiivmp nniniiui-I ( ,
ced i li.it u ti ve frame g Id piece was concealed
111 urn- uf every hundred sausages fur sale in
hi- shop. I lie demand for s msages immediately
lil'caliu' I'lKirilKill^.
? ? \\
\\ 11.11 sort ?>l sermon <lo you like? said v T
l?r Uu-li lu Morris, one day. " I like." re oKK
plied Mi Morris. ' 1l1.1t kind uf preaching
which drive-* :i m il iiit i (lie eoritur of In* pew, j deed
find in.ike- li 1 in ilnnk il.e devil is nfter liim." ! J|qj
? ? 4?V ?l
Mr. Johnson is understood to lielievo that !
liis iiiipeiudiinent will l>e iillempted ; atnd lie'
li.is ordered li.irraiek.s for dO.tMHi troops to lie CO
erected :il \\ ?"li 1IItrt<>l?. I evhaps tills tudle
ues ti,,. leecptioii lie intends to give Ins eno | j.(
uiii-s; Ion. unless lie can have the tlovernors
o| New N .ii l? mid Pennsylvania on liis .side. ! in'mi
Ins friends will n..t advise Forcible resistnnee 1 I'wo
to the Uadicat schemes. l lllncl
(?. . ? ... with
T F
Maximilian continues to use the Atlantic '
ealde extensively. his last message having
heen one of 47N words in cypher to the I'.mpress
t'mlotla. It cost ititn the snug little t?o
sum of $4,780. No
? '
t
i* papers now are Inwins much to say
. Knotli, whether he be dead or not. J.
?s Ilooth was alive on the 18th day of
IHt'iC. The man who was killed was not
i, but another person murdered in order
tain the reward ottered for his capture,
will unravel a hall of mystery now cond
with this affair, and show up the beau>T
Stanton's detective system. Again we
it earnestly and certainly that Johu Wilkes
h never was taken to Washington either
ided or dead, and that he was alive in
ot this year. ? Lit Cronnt /frmoerat.
ie I'nglish paper* announce that a gift of
uiiidred thousand dollars hits bceu promby
t lady to Mr. Spnrgeon, to found nn ,
aiiagc in eonneclion with his tabernacle;
rumor adds lli.U the lady is the Duchess
outherlind. Mr. Spnrgeon has several
r benevolent operations in htind, and is
v to become as noted for practical philan|iy
as for vigorous preaching.
ie .lews are the only relieious order in
I Britain who entirely provide for their
poor without casting them upon public
ity. This i? the more noteworthy from
fact thut many poor Jews nre shipped
from the continent to get them out of
Project is on foot for supplying Now York
with gu? manufactured at the coal mines
cttnsylvania It is proposed to convey it
tgh iron pipes, a distance of one hundred
fifty miles, to the city. It is asserted that
n be furnished at a much cheaper rate than
w paid.
new dodge was lately attempted on a
try man iu Philadelphia. lie was asked
vc two "fives" far a ten, which he did,
ig up the ten with the rest of his money
putting it in his pocket. He afterwards
ivertd that a tine hlack silk thread was ^
tied to the ten and hung out of his pocket,
ie means of which they expected to pull
ihc whole of his bills, but it didn't work.
MAKltlKD
i the H7lh September, by Ucv. J. S. Gil"
, I>r. T. A, EVINS, of Andeiaon, S. C., to
KI.I/.A EAKLE llOLCOMDE, of Pickens
S. C.
1 the If.lth October, bv A. E Smith, Esq.,
JACOB l'KICE to Miss D. E. MARTIN,
f Spartanburg.
i the otli innnnt, by E. Wall, E"q.. Mr
NEl.ICS lJLSll to" Miss ELIZABETH
IAN KS.
the residence of the bride's mother, on
rsday 1st November. l>v Kev. ffm. F.
"on, Mr. \l. It. HARDEN to Miss MAH1ET
C. CALDWELL, both of Spartanburg
J
COMMERCIAL.
n.i MiiiA. Nov 6.?('ottos?*-!2 lo -4 gold,
? !tj currency.?Cons?Sl.oO to 170 per
iel. ? I'l.ot u?S11 to 18 per barrel.
AniiounociiiontN. N
ic lrieuds of J AMES M. CL Alt K rcspectnnnouiicc
hint as a Candidate for ORDI- ^
tY for SpurtunLorg Distiict, ai ilie ensuing
ion.
.e friends of II. (!. (5AFFNEY, rcspcctanuounce
bim as a Candidate for ORAItV
for Spartanburg District, at the
ung election.
ic friends of 1 ?r. II. M. SMITH respectfnlunounce
bim n.< a Candiilate for ORD1NA
for Spartanburg I?istrict, at the ensuing
ion.
io friends ol Dr. BENJAMIN WOFFOllD
ectfully announce him as a Candidate for
UNARY for Spartanburg District, at the
ing election.
te tricmls of Captain F. M. TK1M.MIKK
ect fully aniiouuce liitn as a Candidate for
?1.\.\R\ for Spartanburg District, ai the ^
i ng elect toll.
?i?i m .nm.w ?????
JN ot ice.
ID ?SR indebted tor KF.I*.S or TAXED
COSTS, to ilie law lirius of TUCKER &
RoW. \nl ,\.i ,v FARROW, und FAR.
i \ Will I N I-;It. are rripiejicd to make
in-nt lo I lie iitulersigueil
.IAS FARROW.
v S 11 tf
'Pjikc IVotice.
MOUSE and \\ AtlON belonging to a man
styling luiiiself ROBERTS. of McDowell
lty. ,N. 1 . biving fallen into tbe hands of
uihj.erih.-r. by being left unceremoniously
be owner who was a nocturnal cotton
ulator, tbrough the agency of negroes can
blamed by said Rubor;* or Attorney upon
ie it ion t u
S C. MEANS.
>v S 41 It
IN< > riCE.
K. 1*. Itog^oi'Si
KSl'Ki'TKl'LI A informs his old customei*
iin'l ilir public gem-rally, that ha has
mi'il hisSlloK mi 1 IM MIT-MAKING bus
at llie old sinn I. All kind* of work done
neatiio<s. Trices rensonnhlo.
?hir Springs. Not "?, IfrOO. -413m
AltMIMSTiUTOliS' SALE, ~
TV. will sell lo the highest hiihler, on
' THURSDAY, the 2Jd .lay of NOVKMinslant,
at G0WAN8V1LLB, S. c., the
jnal property of RKVBKN BOW DSN, (
, consisting of ? ,
ischold and Kitchen Furniture
I Iors<?N, Oxen,
\YS, IIOGS, CORN, PEAS,
lliDKK, SHOCKS, WHKAT, COTTON,
it t; Imlrs) Cotton See.l, tine Cotton (lin.
Wagons, One Carriage, Claiitntion,
isnilth and Carpenter's Tools, together
tunny articles not mentioned.
'.IIMS?12 month s credit, Ac., &c.
NANCY BttWDEN, ) . . .
R. I, BOW DEN. \ Admr s.
wansville, S. C., Not. S, lfitili.
t. h?40?a