The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, October 04, 1860, Image 2
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The Begro Cu*.
Ob Ittt SMurdity morning, negro
l-elongiogto-one of our Sutoro planters
wm arrested in ibis town and lodgrdm
j ?il. He was engaged in- obtaining
tnriout article* from our nfercbatft* with
forged , order*, and w lenrjirreeted. bud
"uceeeded in refurnishing hi* wardrobe,
and supplying himnlf with a number
f article*, all of which, of course, lie
had to disgorge. Ilia wants included,
among other thing*, a rifle pistol?
which, together with the fact, that on
hi* person was'found a supply of ammunition,
led to his immediate examination.
He implicated not only other
negroes, bnt also two white men?unknown
to our citizens?ia an unpleasant
conspiracy ; sod from the nature of
l.is disclosures it was considered proper
j secure there patties at once, aad-lo
^nrl |Ka lnlalU/vAtiaa ll, ?rvii/vli llm T lia.
VHV 1MV IIIWIH^UIIVV I ??
:rict a* speedily as possible?which was
h?H? ; and b?foro sundown, we are satffied
that'both town and country were
repared for any emergency. The fel
1 >w, however, lied most villainously?
the white men named, it appears, had
no connection with him?and the negro
himself on Monday admitted that his
ftatement waR a falsehood. Ilis con?ssions
certainly were of a startling
taracter, and demanded prompt action
?and if any unpleasant excitement or
jiny momentary injustice to individals
urew out of it?let it all he ascribed to
the peculiar circumstances and times in
ahich we live.
The negro is still in jail, and it is
possible that real and important facts
may yet transpire as the result of his
arrest., That- he is a shrewd and conMimate
villain, there cannot bo the
liadow of a doubt; and wo sincerely
hope that those with whom ho is probably
m league, and who have corrupted
and ruined him, may yet be discovered
and brought to justice.
[Sumter Z)ispatch.
Baltimork, Pep'. 2(1.
Yancey at Daltimirt.?Hon. Wm.
L. Yancey spoke at Easton, Maryland,
yesterday, lie was well received by a
large audience, and created a profound
sensation. u is aiicgetl ?e made 2U0
concerts to Brcckinrdgc in the country.
Mr. Yancey embarked on board a steamer
provided specially for the occasion,
and was received with shouts of welcome
and the filing of cannon. About
200 excursionists fiom Baltimore accompanied
hint. Tn consequence
of the roughness of the weal her, the
boat failed to reach Easton until it was
late in the afternoon. Mr. Yancev immediately
addrcsed the vast multitude,
holding them spell bound by his eloquence
for two hours.
llis defence of himself against the
charges of disunionism was satisfactory
to his friends. lie exposed frcesoilisin
in all its nakedness, and alleged that
Mr. Bell was tinctured with frcesoilnm.
Ilia dissection of Douglas' squatter'
sovereignty was merciless, holding it
up to utter contempt ; besides, he vigorously
attacked Lincoln and Seward's
destructive doctiines. He endeavored
to show that Breckinridge was really
the only Union candidate in tho field,
and said that, without the Constitution,
the Union was valueless. lie was nnteservedlv
in favor of the Constitation
and the Union.
No speech over produced a greater
fleet in Maryland, or was more general
fv admired than this effort of Mr. Yancey.
Many of the nndience shed tears of jov ;
and when, in his sublime picture, ho
compared the fight now making by j
lireckinridge's fiicnds to the great '
ulinrnrA M/vHrvnaM of #).a I.ohU !
ft" Vi -'WHW.U <>i IMO i'Mlt IU Ul I
Wagram, (lie enthusiasm knew no
VuunJs. Mr. Yancey speaks at Washington,
Deleware, and Frederick, Maryland,
(Ida week. Tlien lie goes to V?r- (
giuia, where ho will close his campaign.
[Charleston Courier. *
Pittsbi'ro. Monday, Sept. 24.
_l Another Appalling Calamity.? Ope
f most appalling calamities that
<^^k?eWQCc?wed here. look jduce at 1
^ o'clock t1iis?4fcfiernoon. The hoiler in
^h^ marble \\prk? of W. W. Wallace
^t^pl^led, killing several men and
W'T^TOing a number of others. The
viltnLer of the killed and wounded is
not vet definitely ascertained.
The boiler pruned through,,the build
ing, reducing the back part of it to a
heap of ruina. It tlien Btruck the front
part of Robert Burker's clotbing More,
in Liberty street, killing the proprietor,
who was standing at the door. Ilis
1/ead was taken nearly ott. The boiler^
hen passed through the rear wall of
Burkera and inloSartzV lager-bier hall,
which it nearly demolished. A man
nauaed Wilperfer, who was in the mi-..
loos, was killed. The LoilonM^JIy^
landedJia the Presbyterian grftJMml"
at the bnek of the lager bier hall, havings
passed through four walls.
The number of men engaged in the
marble-works was J00. It is supposed
that from ten to twelve are killed.?
The following are among the killed :?
Robert Barker, J. K. Hamilton, William
Agaew, John McCutcheon, Thos. M.
IfcAmeM, Win. Burke, James Lattery
end Wi. McMillan.
Muskets for the Sdito.?Tlie
Washington correspondent of (lie New
York World, io hia dispatch to that
j a per on Wednesday, raya that the
? Government has ordered 17,000 aland*
?f arms to Fort Moultrie, South Carolina.
He rata that na there ia not wore
than three i.nndrtd men needed to gar*iron
the defences of Couth Carolina,
she eider it \ ieweel with no little r tit pi*
eion t y the tool headed at Washington
and the where.
If the report Pe tine, wernpposethey
arc at a hm* o know what me ia to Lie
made of tiro# gr.nr, arhcther they are
to l?e pot into the hands of the aeeea* 1
tlcniela, or m?d nfrniaet thicm should
occasion requite. Wo presume thoy
ate rent to the Unhrd State* Arsenal,
?rd rctliapa are the quota that belong* 1
t' ll.ia State. Time %ill show. <
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W. F. FRICE; Editor. ^ ' ;
C. K. MeJUHKIN, Aiilitast. ^
Our Motto?** Equal Rights to All."
G11EEKV1L.LE, S. C.
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Thursday Homing, Oct 4, 1860.
FOB FRE81DEKT,
HON. J. <\ Jili 1LCKIN RIDG E,
OF KINTOCKT.
FOR VIGE-iRESIEENT,
GKN. JOSKFH LANE,
OF OREGON.
Resigned.
It is a source of regret to hismnny friends,
and particularly to tlie members of the
Clomps n y, to know flint, owing to ill health,
Cnpt. II L. Tiiiu'stcn line resigned his comImnnd
of the Duller Gun id*. Hie resignation
lias been accepted with many regret*.lie
bus hud command of the Company since
its organization, and n> an tftittr undgnntlcmnn
has gained nml maintained the good
will nod 11spect of those under liis com" J.
niand. An election has been ordeied to ti 1|
the vacancy occasioned by bis resignation,
which will take place or Monday, the 15th
hist.
Revival IntclVgecco.
Wc learn a revival of Religion hE recently
been experienced nt "Pleasant ffrove
llnptist Chnrcli, in this District, under the
pastoral charge of ltcv. John C. G rkks.
About forty persons have connected tin msclvos
with that Church within a week or
two, and the old members have been much
revived and strengthened.
"We see from the hist Southern Iinptiat,
that Rev. .T. I). Gwi.v has hern Idest in his
labors. One hundred and-forty, if we mistake
not, have joined Williams!on Church
and two other Churches which lie supplies.
The same paper has encouraging letters
from Rev. A. C. Stmt, of this District, and
other ministers, till giving cheering accounts
of revivals in their different churches.
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Good Apples.
The office lias been placed under obligations
to Mr. N. Lk.kiuk, for a bucket, full of
first, rate Apples. Such presents arc always
acceptable. lie will please accept the
tliauks of our establishment.
Qubernatorinl.
A correspondent- of the Charleston J Atcuvt/
nominates Hon. R. Daunwku. Uiiitt.
editor of thnt paper, for the next Governorship
of the State.
r?i T TI w o .- - .....
. .. mm. .?01 i'nmn|!inn JUstriet,
has also been nominated for the same office,
by n correspondent of the Edgefield Adrerti*rr.
And Gen. W. r. M^r.Tix, of Charleston,
lins I'fsn nominated in the same connection
by some one in tlie Newberry Connrrratift,
from nn adjoining District.
Suicide in Columbia.
We notice in the Columbia papers thnt n
j voting mnn, J. F. Ift'onkK. t?f Edgefield, n
I student in the South Cnrolinn College, of
the Freshman C!ns?, committed suicide on
the J>t insf. When discovered, lie held a
pistol in his Tinnd, nnd his brains were seat
tercd ovc the floor and on the wall*, lie
had been in f!I health, l'lif cause id the
net was not stated in either of the Columbia
. , e i e- Til
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* The Anderson Oaeette. *
We have unintentionally omitted to mention
that fife Gazette lins recently- boon en- t
lnrged, nnd improved in apjienrnr.ee. Aim,
tlmt Joiin Pntki Hrowh, ??q., attentive
editor, lias taken nn Wqual Interest with tin
oilier,proprietors in tlie office, materials,
hooka, Ac. The Gazette it now among the
largest ot our State exchanges, and is wril
worth ?1.50 a year. We wish it continued
I Bucccsa.
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The Farmer and Planter.
In noticing the reception of this valuable
agricultural monthly, the Columbia Guardian
snys : ' 'Hie
October nwinher of this valuable
puhlioutmii bus mIiemly made i?s nppearnnce.
This speak* jtvll fur the energy of
the publisher. The contents, original ami
selected, embrace a huge number of nHieler
interesting to every class of readers. From
this number we learn thnt the fifth annual
Fair of the Stipe Agricultural Society will j
I... I. .1.1 ... !.. .* > ? *
t ...I ?ll?- 1'HII, Hill, i.nn ni.U lOlli I
|ttMTetiiher. To nil. who visit it. we woukl .
q^piiuiusnl a \ isft to Mr. Stokes' Cor 111
P^4n of subscribing to the* Farmer and
Vhutwr^i.
T- II
Ordination.
Mr. W. I* Cirr*. ? graduate of Furmnn
University, bus been ordained into tbe
ministry of tbe Baptist Chttreb, a! Big 3te]>h
en's Creek, Edgefield F>i?ti ict, !S. C.
T?Y5 WAY TO BfOP A PAPZB.
The following rale lap good one, by which
tired delinquents shook I govern themselves:
"If yon wish to stop a paper, pay for It
in full to the time when you erase Inking it, <
| as an honest man should do. Iton't go I
| sneaking to the post Minster and tell him to '
se ad yo?r paper bnek "refused,* hot send
for yw?t? bill, deposit the amount jritli the |
postmaster. nnd toll hitu to 'forward H ; <iwhat
1* a Iwtlrf way. go to the offfeeof pnbliealion
yourself. and pay your honest due*
like * mnn. Homo people eunmliiin that
they ennnot stop a paper they Imve onee
subscribed for, hut there hi uoififl'u nlt v in it {
if }ou tnke the right way. 1 ny up nil you
owe, and then if the piper l>o continued
contrary to your orders, yon nre not liable
f?.r it Don t undertake to client ilie printer
out of his tine, whether it he ten rente or
tea dollars. Von have hud the benefit wt
his labor, and nre bound, upon every pria- f
eipVo ?( jostle* aad fair dealing, to pay far
it." ^ ^ ^ '
Iff More than *00 enffr* lines' been ra- i
lurned to the Fall term of the Court in Au- 1
Aerson. The Oazeltemxi the largest return, C
[wrltaps, In ten years. . i
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i in mi im, a.
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ThJ&kkens Coyritr saya that the
Wc?ionf?rll.j.WOMfloriki. ,
wn. held ?. Tl^Uy. The vu,?. Ud ,
not been k*n?H<l, bat enoapdi ! <
?m known U reader the election of M?yJ. I
Gnooicrr reasonably Pert sin. ? ?' I
tw The Pickens Courier Mjri! "The ! !
new Presbyterian Clmrch, at Richlnnd, was '
dedicated to the Lord's service on Pahhnth I
Inst. Rev. 8. 8. Gaillaki>, of Greenville, \
prvachdd flic "JBedientoOy tenno^ Kes'V
Metiers. MdWno&Tim and* Bonos Assisted in '
the ccr^-ice.'*
CT" One hnndrcd'and fifly hnlcs of cot?" \
ton were sold in Anderson, week bffore (
Inst, at. from 7 to 1(>| cents.' ? ' ' ? 11
MISCELLANEOUS HEWS MEDLEY. ,
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Tlie i-it irons of St. Louis tle*cr1r '
' 's?!d,"btf STnndsy morntnp ?n? ~nrhtr 1
claimed to be II. K. II., bnt who turned out
ts% l.n n s i isiiiuislut' i?f Lisas Kosnat s
Andrew Gidlow John Turner, couriered
of prize-fighting on-an island in Boston
harbor, liavo been rente-need to the State
pi iron (or one yonr. * * * -It Is rumored
that, (says the N. Y. Evening Post,) in order
to silence nil cavil, nnd settle the grsnt
question, " Who shall open the ball with'
the Piincc?" the committee bare properly
awarded that niuch-?ovete?l honor to the
oldest lady in the room. Severn! Thousand
Polish Jews have recently parsed
through Posen on their way to the United
'States, vin Berlin nnd Hamburg. 'The
Herman papers say that sileli an exodus of
the children of Israel has not been witnessed
since that out of Egypt. Twenty
couples wotc divorced at the Into session of
the Rtiperior Conrt in New London County,
Conn. This is Free Love. Gen. Wil- ,
limn Walker was a native of Nashville,
Tcnn., where his father still rorides, and is
n highly esteemed citizen. William Walk
or is the third son of the family who lu>B
perished in Nicaragua. Col. Rudler wns a
Georgian, for several vent s n resident of the
city of Macon, in that State. The,.
lluntsvillc (Ala.) Democrat rays: " We un
dcrstaud, front personal consultation or
what we regard reliable authority, that all
of our merchants, no matter what their party
afHlintions, (most of thctn nre for Hell,
however,) have returned from ihc Ninth in
favor of secession and resistance, if Lincoln
ahoid 1 l?e elected. The Prince of
Wales, irrespective of being lu-ir to the
throne of Great Hriiain, also lias cash prop
erty at. this time of over ?7o0,'M?0, the sur.
plus revenue from the estates of the Duchy
of Cornwall. At twenty-one he wi'l stand'
pos tossed of ?1,000,000 pound sterling in
hard cash.
/V- Nodi.k Statu litems Man.?I/t
Governor Monlagttr, of Virginia, wa*
elected uith Governor I.etclior in Mav
1850, but received h larger vole by
thousands than Letcher. In the canvjws.
Me. Mon.aguc made speccchos in
every county in the Slate, taking the
strongest Stales Bights grounds. The
Lientenant Governor is now, of course,
for Ikcckeotnlge and Lane, and has re
cently made nspccch at Wawenton. A
correspondent oi the Alexandria Senti
nel says:
" lie declared himself a State* I?i^rli
Den ooiat, in favor of secession wlicnc |
ver rights under the Constitution were i
flagrantly violated and llieie remained i
no other redress. The iij^lit of secession
he claimed In he an 01 iginrd and# i
cardinal doctrine of the Virginia school, I
taught hy J? flerson. Madison* Tax lor. '
'>ilc-s and others. A doctrine again #nd '
again a Ahmed hy Virginia, and espeei- <
ally in 183'J, when sece-ston. ??.{ nulli- *
ficatioii, xvas declared tlie rightful rone- '
dy. Mr. Montague alluded to the last I
Gubernatorial clectiou in Virginia, as n ?
vindication of States Mights, and . instKiiced
as proof his majority over Gov.
Letcher. The weight of tho UtiU'ner t
pamphlet would have been rnose than <
lie couhl War, had he not east his bur- I
deu on States lligtbs. '1 be speaker
scorned the idea of its being treason to |
take tip arms in support of sovereign 1
rights, and his countenance was red |
with fiery indignation when lie alluded ?
to Judge l>ouglas' avowed purpose to
aid a Hl.uk Mepuhlican president in !
pulli#g a halter around our uecks 1
should we dare., resistance.' <
Good.?A New York' paper of Fri
day says the following was (he day pre
vioti* posted aWnt the streets :
"Wantkd?A Wkt Nck8>:.? f want ,
to employ a \Vet niM?c for my hoy Ihig, a
round and chubby' lad, but entirety incompetent
to take care.of himself. For
some time past lie has been alternately
taken charge of bv Mrs. Mich
room! nnd Mrs. Hunt, tfiihim occasionIII
CH!C.SR by M?s. lJroolc*. 11 ? i* now I
about to pass info llie hand* of Mr*, j
(Jarritt Smitli, who will In; his pertain |
deal It if the arrangement is consult!- .
mated. These numerous changes of i
diet have had a deleterious effect upon
his bowels, and unless h permanent
nurse is secured he eanno' survive. His ,
nurse*, too, have been travelling about
with the boy from Maine to Georgia,
and have jiermirted him to say rn iny ,
silly things. Previous to the announce- ,
ment in the papers of his whereabouts,
I did not kuuw he was our."
Ilia Mot lien.
Address Clifton Spring*, N. Y. ' (
clscinkati IIqo Makkkt.? Fsl liogs
are in good detnanrl at 5.50 to tGgross
on tho spot, and about 4.000 head sol,}during
the week. For future delivery
lliey have been dull all the week, and
at the close it was difficult to find buy- '
ers at tC 50 fur November, and there
were not many disp>sed fo operate at
G 25 for all Hcenniber. There are not '
many offering. Iiowsrtr,still the offer
nfcs t-x recti lite <i**inaii?i.~-L'titcimtafi 1
Price Current, '2(j/L ult.
The Aim.kst IIkll Advocate jn Al
IDAMA FOB SKCKf}SIO!*. TllOlVlJU II.
Wall*, E-*o., of Montgomery, in a teceut I
'peecli at 1'nskepee, declared boldly and
ineqnirocally, that ** the election of <
\bialtnni Lincoln to Lite Presidency, '
could I>c suftkrCtrt cause for 8?ce?-.ibo.,f 1
Flic Miil any*, novr you can lin<] swarms I
f I fell SncfsjiouisU anywhere on tbo 1
treeU. f '' H t
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Tub Mows Qpersndi or Sjstk Sb;ii.snoK.-?(??r
correspondent, ^Sonthmtb
Kightii," withe* M(o staB* the mo f
Jus operandi of sepnrat^Stnto secession ?
Soud* Carolina. TJio tiv-k would &
I* very easy, \f tlie fight -of a Sut? tovw
Hffde from (lie Union?once a enrdi- w
nal principle of the great Republican f,
uarly ^ ?>iui .'QP-g-iff, repogpisod by h
ibe Genernl Government ana lier sister M
Slate*. JUul, suppose die General Gov- ?
prmntnt* ond^r (be counsel* qf M(f. o
Douglas and other Cbnsolidutiotrtsts, u
ihoHlO. rflfjso to recognisejhej^ht of ^
i State to seecdo from tT?o Union, and n
mould ipicmpt to coorce her hpek into J
Ihe Union?*lmt then wllHnke placed n
What then will l?e tlie modus operandi H
of secession! Thin >. ? tlio information c
dim* correspondent want* Well, wo ^
nwjr.AL5Lto/<i 0l1LfiE?V-6
bio events pf sncli a contingency. Of
course, mm such events must be, in h j
large degree, speculativebut we Unve r
never doubted lliat nnv one Slate, lit ]
the Geneial Govern naif tit puefttie any
course it jdeases, can dissolvo the Union J
and produco a Southeni Confederacy. t
[ Charleston Mercury. 1
Souther* Direct Trade with. J
Europe.?The lion. Joseph Pnibiere,
who was sent to Europe in June last, n?
Commissioner from the Slate of Tennev
see, on the question of I' direct trade,"
was a passenger l?y tho Adriatic at New <
Yolk. It is slated in the Herald that i
so far u.> the initiative is concerned, the t
measure is a complete nieces*. Mr. c
Itarbiero vi.-ilcd over two hundred and I
fifty manufactories in Itelgium and Ger- i
tunny, and succeeded, by personally j
presenting the subject, to the tnanufrtc- *
turers, in inducing them to nrako a trial I
shipment. Accordingly, tho llenry ?
leaves Antwerp this month for Savan- I
nah, Georgia, with n caigo of assorted t
goods of liclgian ami German mnnufac- c
turo. These fduicw will be exhibited at a
a fair to be held in December next at \
Macon. hjf e
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Univkiisity of tub Sot'tlt.?The
Southern Episcopalian,tays : It is with
great pleasure tli.it we announce that ,
the Corner Sinne of the piincipal build |
iiig of tin* University of the South will ^
be laid (1>. V.) with appropiiate cere- ]
monies, at University Place, Franklin <
county, Tenn , on the IO1I1 day of Oct. j
No Soirhcrh licait can fail to beat with t
sympathy towards this great nndertnk- ^
ing, w11i?*li promise* to lie a blessing to (
our w bole country, and a magnificent t
monument of the enterprise mul lilior- i
nlity of our people; ami no Chu.chman t
can bo without a deep ami abiding inteiest
in a uork wliich, wjtIt tlic blessing
of Cod, must tend so tnucli to the r
advancement of our Xioli. (
We liope our 1 tioccse may be well t
represented on this important occasion. <
MoHR 1 NTr.UFKHKNCK WITH PfcAVR8. }
The Kock Hill Chronicle, of the Sttlh, >
says : . '
An attempt was made on Wednes
dav la>t, by two fooh travelers, to fmce *
a way a negro gill belonging to Mr. lb
C. Ilrtddey, of this place. They approached
he.r while at woik on the f.uni.
She resisted their effort* to steal her and ^
us soon as possihle iiifoiineil on them.
The citizens of the village turned out
nil mediately to arrest '.ho rascal*, but. ?
f.ailed to find I hem. '1 hev, doubtless ?
made rapid hasto .for quarters in some J|
liickut. Several swamp* and thickets ^
ivcre searched, but in vain. One of the ,t
'illain* had blacked himself, we suppose 1
'or the purpose of palming himself off 1
or a negro, thai he might be iuoio sue- ^
osful in his business. j
Thk report that the DimttUs faction '
tendered vj#e rsnniuutioa for Vice l'rcsi J
[ em 10 \> union \j. 1 Hutfoy, lias opened (
the eyes of many deluded partisans of ]
Douglas, and 1 j:i-N damaged I lint cause I
previously hopeless-*-so badly that some J
of the irresponsible and insignificant, oritali*
in the back-woods, undertake ill* (
directly li> deny it. ,i * \ \'
No rcf|K>iifihla or iiuthomed.jdeninl
has, however, I.ecu attempted, and none
can he made, wo think. -This may ?c>
count for the pertinacity of malignity
Miul malicious iiiUicproheiitalion witli
which the Driiig'afc wldp|>erstii of liio
press pursue William J? Vaueev, mho
-taints precisely u here - llcischell V. u
Johnson lately stood. ' ..
| CV*?iW<v?/oMf Courier. (*
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J-i iitcrtOLS.? I'>111 liugaine addressing! !i
the black and blue regular* of Maine !
last week, wan surprised at their apathy
and to a friend said : ,
"Why, what i? the matter ?hh your
folks? They socio to l?p all dead ; they
haven* t got uny enthusiasm : can't yon
[jet up some cheers f' This fiiend mads ..
the suggestion to some on# else, and it
passed around, till at las' an individual 1
with more zeal than piudciire stood up (j
and said : ' Cicnilcnn-n, Mr. liorliiigame \
wants us to give loin some clivers. (>
Now, thou, three thuer* for him.' Tim s
edict whs indescribably ludicrous, and *
I'M it be better imagined limn described." J*
Tlie CoKfcsDi/KY AFrAiH.?-We learn p
from m gentleman who in just from the *'
up country, and who passed through ''
the neighborhood toiue Hve days after ,j
Lite occurrence, that n wedding party h
aU>ve and tienr by Cok?*bnry wm afivt-u
on 'J bunday the IHtli inM.. which ''
resulted in Mckiieen to >11 who pnrtici
paled. The cause of the airkhesn wa*
unknown, imd the illness, which in nenrLy
nli the cnnce commenced with n chill,
lid not take place until about twenty- 1
four hours after the party. All the
parties hiul recovered with the sxeep
lion of one or two.? Guardian.
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' I>rt. I.frrxotoNB.?The eek-hrwted '
African traveler, Dr. Livingstone, is to ?
Iiavs another steamer, which hat been 'I
icnt out by the English Admiralty, to y.
maids him to proceed with the explo- n
alion and navigation of tho Zambesi.
I'he screw stenm sloop Pioneer, of 830
iorse power, hat recently departed firm j(
iVoolricb, fully laden with stores for
Ls intrepid explorer,
Hk
0 y
Th* Kiouxs or Fubnch.vNatu?alten
Citimns.?Tlx* di-obton of the
reach TiifconAMii th* case -of Puyoon,
imtui French *1li7.eij ofjfce Ui?i?d
Suies, goes* furlWr tllin wiu first
jpdrted.Vfho fcnpeeesion Wm that he
'u ieU'wu'd by tho French Government
oin iniliiMrv service, because, at the time
% migrated from Fia?c?, the service
ra* not due. But tlie decision rested
ron thajaw of France that the quality
a French citizen is foiffite?l by hMrnlizalion,
ahd tlint forefiners coflnot
:rve itii tUe njtnic* of France. It make*
0 difference, therefore, wnetber a
rcnclwuan emigrates beforo or after
tflitnrv service becomes due, fo K>on
s lie becomes naturalized in a foreign
ountrv ho censes to bo a Frenchman.
Jicj ifrc FrVikrli flo'v eminent has no
lsjm unoa bjm. -- -T r
Tub question or. whether or not
1 udge Douglas is "sound on the slave '
y question is thus put to rot hy the
.ittle.lb><,-k .(Ark.)' Democrat:
" Fitzpalrick, of Alabama,*, any a he i*i
left" Davis, of MiNsis>ii>pi, said (6; nil
he great leaders iu Southern politics
jnve said so J*
You can't find a question on which
Douglas is not sound.
I ? [Civs. Cuvricr.
A FotlTICAI. BOW AT WllEKUNO.?
Hie Lion. '1 honiH* Corwin, of O.iio, adiiessed
a Bepublican meeting at Wheel-,
ng, Virginia. 011 Tuesday evening. Af
ur the speech, a large crowd assembled
hi tho wliatf, con.-isting of six or seven
Kindred of ail paities,and as a nuiuher
>i the so-ca'lc?h " Wide A wakes " apiroached
for the purjiose of taking pasngo
in the steamer Minerva, for l'itts?urg,
they were saluted with a volley of
tones from the crowd, doing considern-,
>lo damage to persons and property of
he Kcpublicnns, and destroying sev?
ral transparencies. After tho emlmika
ion of the Republicans, the atoning
vas renewed, ami a number of persons
>n the hoat were struck, though not
eiiously injured.
??
Annexation of Can aha.?This
rvent cannot b? far oft' if the following
>e truo, which is given on tlie mil hoi it v
if tho New York 'limes. While the
I'rinco of Wales and his party were at
Quebec, Mr. Woods, reporter of the
voiulon Tiuies. received a package from
hat -office, addressed as follows : " W.
V Woods, Esq., Qitcht-c, United stales "
Joniing. from the very highest noiiillicial
English mu 1km ilv, there is somehiug
very ominous about this package
md its address.
From the census of Australin, taken
>n the tir.-t of April last, it appears that
he lotnl population was 1 17,727. Of
his to.tal of 117,727, no less than 4.1,M9
were Lorn in the colony, 49.7S8 in
England and Wales. 7,172 in Scotland,
12,12ft in Ireland, 2 201 in other Brush
jK)sses>ii?tis, 7,804 in Germany.
i.uuit 111 lorvign countries, leaving 122
lot specified.
" IMMU.aiHL.MM _
LIST OF CONSIGNEES
At Greenville Depot, Week onding Oct 3
A T lleoeo K A L- iiiimiitlr; F Hampton;
Tcl> ?t 1); J 11 (I; A Somnieii*; Ileal tie ?V
'iillimn; I,, ( it Co; I'ntton it A; Sniuiney,
penr* it Co; W T Frwln it (! ; A M Gileatli;
-I Cm hoy; Kimm; (?, C. M A Co; AlMinirr
A II; A II .loneeit ltro; J It Slieriiiii;.K
C Carr; T Steeri; Shumate. Sten
oii?c A- Co; It S; It K IIo^e?mil>; .1 S* nne?y
Son; ,1 A I' it Co; Wnleehoneu it 1'; 11 C
InnMin; W L KirkeeV; K Walton; llrookn
t II; It T lliofkninn; in Itntc* it Son; .1 C
lovee; J A D; C C Montgomery; KM Smith;
t T Morgan; J F Ilitflitowcr; It It it Co; 1)
rtrndley; M 11 Singleton; J If Dean; S K
1 ill; J A llrnndni; a II llatdv; [I.;] Ilohfrti
r Mnuldfn; 1> F Wert it Co; Mr. S; NieoJ A.Kine>;
! W Itlaii; Major it MorrU; Mcltee it
I; S SNratulale; J ti Drayton: It, S ?t (5; It
/img It W Cummlng.-; V W Co*; F C Power;
W Itlnkr; W 1. Milliard. 1) !'JotuiiUon;
I A Can Id-; FA Wnlter; W A Dj J Komj
or lit II K II nt ledg<; C Huff; A it J It Miller;
t Futith; W C JiiliniMii J II Knndoijili; .1
I llolronil>e; T Dehon; T It T)iuni|?on; J
vctifUtiiii A Soil.
JOHX McKAY, Agent.
f m n in?w il l i i
. 1 i i" Vn ii r ,1 ti
^ar*ivi>, on TUnrwIov evening, the 21th
aRatili" liaptiet Church, Cr**n ville, >y
lev. i'. II. I.annrnn, Prof. HmoS, F, 11AIIT
upl Mies Ijl'SlE F. I ^iAl^,\l', i??vnn?l
laughter of the nictating clergyman, all of
tr?*nYtffe, !*. t', " , ' ' ?
or i'rinleM1 fee reeeivftl. *?f,,
I*rrxmi> DRW IfflT, Oil the 121 ll All|ftn>t,
Bi?f>, ?t the rnMentc of her futher, in
Srcruvillo, M. C.. &lrs. >1A11Y P., wife of
!e?r|{e it. Myers, nml youngest daughter of
I'rtfitf and Francis Ilensio-. fit the 22d rear
f her #( *, nf rr nn illness of more then
wo no til 11*. Mm lies left en utTocl ionte
hushaiul nml '.wo lovely 1-aW-s, end jiujyruti*
relatives and fri? m?m to nn>ur? her
>??. She was a comfort to her family, and
I .listing fh society?yet. we were tinrej
tared to give tip. Hone kaeer her hut
o love her, none mum-d In r hut to maiee
sr. licr faith in t!m j .or J Jesus uib'uiirnvering,
ami elm fieri f for a moment
ouhtftl Iter acceptance with find, and hope
ii lli*i?ren. She has (fimlillna joined the
time row* eoin]tei:y end rhurch of the ?rst
gWV-|'o? >/f. t Mij
" llow short the raee our frirpd ho# run,
Cut tlown in all h< r hlrotn ;
Tim course hut yesterday hugun,
Xew finished in ft?c tumB "
A FHIIfKP.
1" i ' 1J '..J . . .
AUCTION.
T11E^biir^i 1 >fr wMl
Ilia U 11., wit the Uurtiii ioa<), All lUo pa*
Mining
? f &&$$??
elonglng to (lie Firm of I\ T. FOW&EA
4111 ll J. A. KINli.
J. A. KING, Survivor.
Oct 4 U 1
,-n j
.... . ^
i i as. ~A
\ ~ATT?MTIO*. ~ A^'
K Butler Gtirdi. ft
flip y?r Corps vill b^t^tfth'flfl
| fl i*?. J#thi Inet. M*1'1'"^'^'iif^l
I I .Il pittance will bo lirwe*fc* wWiMJ'
?Uf actl*n. and n full
me rubor* ! therefore cXpectcd^^^B^"
W. T. SHUMATE, Boo. Mid Trees.
Oof 4 22 1
t ljl ..uu'j* . " i i jj jm
i. o. o. r
r ,^| p > MOUNTAIN LODOB,
,jfg 'oyWyMfc No. 15,1.0. 0.1, moeU
T*C3P,?Vt?S^ 8 o'olook.
Fob 23 42-ly* J. tfURSBT, Boo'iy.
- imi-iii. -,ir i t
* CongroMional. ^ t " 7 J?
?W Wo nre .authorized to i?nnoiince
Hon. J. I). ASHMORE u t Candidate
for ro-eloetion to Confervas.
??-? - -For the L?|tiht?rt.
J^PTlic friends of J. L. WEST*
MOUELAM), Esq.. respcotinlly announce bis
nauic n candidate for ro-etcctlou to the Senate.
/3T AVo nre authorised to announco
Col. t. EDWIN WARfc * candidate
for the Senate, at tha ensuing election.
M3T AV. P. PKICR, ?*q.,is an
noonodd a candidate for tha T,egi*fntare. '
nr-iTOIIN AV.STOKES. Eeq.,
I* rvspcctdifly announced, pa ^candidate fox
re-election to 'at,1TOmends
of C>?1. DAVID
IIOKK announce him a candidate far lb* Legislature,
at the caning election.-.
?gT* Tho tirteHfls of Dr. j. P.
Ill 1.LH0USJ2 announce him atffti*<li<Uta Tor
tliu Leg iitl tit tire, at the npproaclungftlcetion.
fCgT* Wo aro authorized to announce
Cot., in H." CAM PBELL a candidate
for re-election to tho State Legislature at
the corning election.
f^rThc many friends t?f t>rJ.
M. SULLIVAN, Tc^pectAdly announce him
ar a candidate fi>t rv-oleetioli lie tho Btata Lcgixlnture
nt the curuiug election.
p&f We are requested hy the
many friend* of J. ROBERT SMITH, to aniiounco
liiin n candidate for tlio Legislature at
the ensuing election.
(Jjg?"* Tho friends of Col. JAMES
McCUI.LOUUlI, rerpeetfuTly Leg learc to announce
him ar a Candidate to reproacn^recnvilto
Tiidriet in live ijcxt Legiidattire.
Tot Tax Collator.
Sir Tlic friends of JOHN IT.
TA U It A XT, announce liiin a candidate for
Tux Collector for tlrecnvIUe District;
Si?m Wo are nntTiorized to nnnouncc
W. P. T1IACKST0N a candidate for
Tax Collector nt the ensuing election.
The friends of Rev. J. M. RUNIOX.
rorpctfnliy announce him nr n Cnndiduto
for Tnx Collector, at the enftuing election.
JP2?- We ire authorized to announre
IV. F. TAYLOR. K*i|.. a candidate for
? Tax Collector, at the casuiu.; election.
Sif" We tire authorized to announce
EDMUND HOOKER a candidate for
Tax Collector, at the onruing election.
Sir We arc authorised to announce
IV. T. AUSTIN u candidate fur Tax
Collector, at tho next election.
Si?~ We are authorized fo announce
J, II. McCULLOUtlllii^tniliiUt* for
Tux Collector, at tilt next olcctlPn.
?57 Wo are authorized tA aniioiinVeTnita
<1. P. POOI.E nr n c.indidato far
Tux Collector at the emming election.
CW? Wo are authorized to announcii
IV. T. SnUMATKas a candidate for
Tnx Collector at the ensuing election.
Jdf?" We aro requested to anix'wix'u
Mb. KLIA8 I>II,I,t as a candidate fat
Tnx Collector, at the noxt Election.
OT3 JAMES I). PEARSON announcc*
Iiitnivelf o* a nuxiuUtc for Tax Col*
!?.. t il.x -a 1- **
\ v 111 IUU IICAl UlCtllUd*
A Clergyman's Testimony.?1'ittsford, Vt.,
Aug. 1, 1.861J.?I licrel?y certify tlmt oiy bnir,
having become qulto (trey, I used llcinist root's
Hair Restorative, (prepared by W. K. Magna,
of Troy. X. V.) for fonr weeks, sad my bstr
wna in flint tiiuo restored lo its original color,
t csu fully rccointntmd the article to bo all U
claims. WW. KIW1SLKY,
Pastor of tbe Baptist Ohnrrb, Pittstord, Vt.
Ucincinbvr that Ibis result wna produced by
Ileiinstroet's Inimitable, tUo.original and ouly
reliable llair Itestofrttivo.
/tfl'Prlje 50 cents and 81 a bottle. Bold
Kv Fisher k llciiiitalt, tlroeu villa. atj/1 by
PlDsgbti everywhere. ftav* 27 21-4 i
Frcm tho Western Patriot.
rnorESsoR wood'*
Ht\h Rcstorntii^, wi ato pTrnsod to l?e nblo
to record die rstirfWtiott of our patrons. after
rial of any article advertised, in ear columns.
\Ve lipvo Uic satisfaction. I<i know several ol
our readers who Ija've tried ProfctwA1 Wood's
HA I It
Hrstorstive, that wcro gray, and. now Ibcir
lu>ir is restored lo its original color, and they
willingly add their tcslnnopy to Its efficacy.
Thi* speaks woll ti?r tlie srficlo, ami we advise
all who do aot wisb to npfcaa gray-Uradyd, to
usp Wood's , , ... - ..... ,
RERTOftATlVE.
CMItA**.?BeWnrts of worthless Imitations,
as severs) ore iImuU in il>- ? --L>?"-1 1?
different 11 nine*. U?c none natcu the .word#
il'rof, WowL'a Hair Itextorntlvc, Depot, 8t.
.otii#,New York.) nro Mown in the
bottle, Bo).I by ?M DruygiHta <iud Potent
.MMii'inn Dealer* ; nl?o, l?y ell fancy Toilet
Uooilj Dealer* in the Unitcil Slate# and Canada.
Poraale In Ofeenrltle f?y "Dnt Dotn A
Ruujiiam, Drtiggiat*. ll?-4; Bep 37
slelleTjn ten MiroTM.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS!
THE Oriental Medirli.a F.rtnbliahed la 1837,
and firut article of the J.'nd ever introduced
under the name of" l'ri.M.?v?c Wafru# n in
thi* or ?#f ?tlier ebnntry 5 nil ether Pulmonic
Wafer* aro eoenterlMi*. The Sanaino
ran he kium# l?y the name of lillYA?N being
r lumped on each WAFER.
intYANX lULMONIO WAFERS
Relieve f oityha/Celda, Barsi Yhnoat, Ifoaraeae##
t IIII VAX'S PULMONIC U AKKIlb
Relieve Awtlima, Droffbhiti*, Pidu-uli Breathing
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFERS
Relieve Spitting of Blood. I'ahi* in the Cheat.
UK YAK'S PULMONIC WAFERS
Rolieve Incipient ('on*nm|>tion, Z.mig DUwaee*.
JtHYAK'S I'M MUX 10 WAFERS
Relieve Irritation of the Uvnla and Ton?tU.
It If V * MM
nrr. kw
UtlicvB tlio above CiiOfltlnU in Tea Miaiitef.
UUYAN'd PULMONIC WAFEllS
Arc n Illccslnn to nil Clareo* and Coniilitutivna.
lltlYAK ? PULMONIC WAHKRH
Aro adapted for Vocaliet tend Pnhlle Kpeakert.
liKYAN'rt PULMONIC WAKKHH
Aro in a riiaplo form and plcarant to lb* taete.
llMYAN'd frTLMnxlc WAFERS
Hot ilWy relieve, but effect rapid A letting Caret
liltYAX'S PULMONIC WAFKIW
Are warranted to give aatUfaetlen to every mm.
No Family tbonld be with oat a IJox of
BRYAN S FUtMONIO WtrBU
IM TMB WOI'NR.
No Traveler tbonld be without a rapjily of
BBYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
iff nit ror-KRf.
No pcraon will ever ohteet to rive ft*
BRYAN'S PUi-MONKJ WAPBBS
TWRfftr-rivs (Rffra.
JOB MOSB i Solo Proprietor,
Jftoahttler, N. Y.
For rtle 1a Oraenviilo by FitRt A ft"" j
viTHM, and all DmggUta J Viff ritAAOf #
(inn i aos, Charleston, Wboltetale Agenta, J
Maj 17 ? j
k t
r S ' ' i*$ ' ' ^ * ' ?*
| "w
, I I i 'PJB^.
==^==a=rs?? ? - - -? ? -? -lA %
Frj*? g? St.Tioola Mo. Pally H?*liHia*. jjfl
iff ibipyitt^ ^i||
I ^M&SbH^WUmW io i no to * >
U juat the article wanted ill oMf city. Aa to*
*rn told that It jrfeVea efleaoioaa 1* cvm]M?M.
! Oar readere are aware that are hate fires tlaaa
to tiara war**! them to ahna thoaa ail* *hw
??7 qaaeka ?lat iaftot oar city?who wttl **4
i only do thes ao-goud, hah will rata than ia
pocket aadtoiaiiliaiUa, *?d aow with ?bo
I aaaao aeah, wo vfU rU* ato nhimo ootod 4
hand* ?i
bondeclro to the bono*. of the profciott end I
the interest of the patient that not ealy (Wat 'A
pretender* be driven from the field, bat alee a 1
medicine safe androUablebe pUeed wltltd fibf ?
to the ravage* of an^usR(^^I, ^
confidence of Southern pcopfofa* titoy Ae n*.
tiro " Miafouriaua." Bee tJmtlwHto -a?
> * 8iflf 1ft.. . 4
JMis^^ssSte s:
i*.fy?dy VoWfln Ml pfifWtf thoTTnJffid Bute*,
l>c^ leare rcrpcetfhMy to call yoar attention la
a list of tho ingrbdiente which compoee tbeee
ni^y^or^iid SS
tlnu, Cnmotnilo Flower*, ComfWy, *aflr a para
end unndaltcrotod Win?, which la about doable
the u'ual * trcngth of other Wipe*, and I* imported
Bf only one House in the Unltod KtaUa. ? 1
From tho beneficial effbet* of theao BMtora
on *?, and on many othfir* which we have witnessed,
we feel confident that the PhyAetan* of
the country who wfH (rive them a fair trial, g
will approve of (hem, aad wM fbem ia their
practice. Rneeetftilhr y?n*a.
cnAfl. wiDiirFiKLir^c?^
'7H William Street, New York.
P. 8.?" Dr. J. liorec Dot!'* Imperial Wine
Bitter* " arc fold by FIBHKK k HKINIT81I,
Oreonrille, 8. C\, end by Druggists gcncrallly.
July IJ -v )| 11 'totly
, . 1 ^t' ; 11
Wanted to Hire or Buy,
A HOOD Cook, Wa*her and Ironcr. Apply
^Uhi* Office. 1
Oct 4 21 11
cTOlUBNT, nn
a ^A DESIRABLE RESIPENCE
on Uuucombe Street.
JS ' .ylyrrjW Tho bouao contoia* *is room a,
BtjiPTaffll with all a?co?fary OuUbuildiu^f
on the prumifo*. Possession given immediately
C. H. LANXBJIWJ Jr.
Oct 4 21 * "< , if
NOTICE^
rrtllE Firm of JAMES I.OCKK A SON Wee
I diffolvod fnme tiiuo ?in??. All pereone
indebted to faid Firm arc roijocftcd to pay the
<>anio immediately, to either of the under*igwed.
. . JAMES I.OCKK * SON.
(\. t i 99 tr -J
:: . , r.? . ..i
NOTICE,.
I WAS induced while under the influence of
!k|nor to iulror(liw In last wooli'a Knter|iriiw>
thai my wift h#?d left ?y bod mhI bnarA
I dcrfra to retract all that was therein ataUxi.
Thi* statement f? maria in justice to tho feelings
of au injured wife.
A. J. MILREATH.
Oct 4 ? 1
MILLllERYlfBlUS UKK
MRS. L. F. BENSON
AyOL'I.D inform bar patrewa,
and the Ladies of OneborP' .
/vuJjSfg thut *l>o lias located on Jail
\^lTO~BCEr drtwi, one door below Mr. Wor- _^j
thington's rwidcnro, where .he
c"n ** found at all tiaea. . She
wjl/fnJ solicits a con tin nance of ?WpaifitW
heretofore IJ>bui? 1 to " i
Oetolar 4 " it ' ' ' ' ' If
TAw*?1? * 1 *'" *
|P*W : Notice.: v ;
HE Copartnership of SUDDUTH A
ST A I.L is thia day iliwniaid by mutwnl
consent. Either party wilt mmm the aattt of
the Firm in liqihistioa, .,,
.SUDDl'TH I 8TALL.
October 1st, I860. ' ? 1
TIIE subscriber having purr haw if iW lathe
rest of T. II. STALL. wW eanftaws rfto
VLOT 111 NO AS I) FASCY (AQOJtif-Jt VMS'ESS,
ou hie own account. ... , .
Oct 4 22-3 P. r. KTTlWVrW,
^LAIVTHHCUB
P ?MMX*
CORNER OF CUVKCtt AND QVKKN 8TS.,
VS T it) ?a | t>.h?0*llF3H. T
a THE eboro Howw ha* been
.n !? ?* fej OORMAN
* M?CO*l>, *?<l Wa feann
BLujaicJp, t bo roughly mu?r?N, oad
1'roprwu.rt Win Ou <p?raiyferfrid?U
tent Ion, to give ent:n ?
Ii fftelta. .. . .j j >rt
, ^rTbrooghP*wen?w.fi*enM(li?rere.
TI.U TIoum 1. locauS In the >*??'>? ^
?f tbo rdty, and adjacent W? tfco XV, Y.
and Ptcaaefceat landing*..'. ?> mimni .
' "*?* " - -]
KXECUTOKW RAMI.'
"IVT^T, BK Hum, ?l TbnrMay, the f5th
? II of tbia iwt., at tb? iBle..*eiridop?n of
:
PKRWWAT. PROPERTY nf MM#MMJ,
coaauliag of .. ; t, *
Pivi*Eoao?, > .. .
Ik* *! 4 llnMCa, Heg*. g*W?M< IbWf.
Tbo crop of Cotton, Q*xa, Wheat, A/a, Q?U, '
Is. "
One Two-HWee Yfagoft ab* HernM*.
t Panning Tool*. <v t? ?u
?nn Mil Rlnrk*?iith Tenia. . . ?i
Hon*ahotd-an<l Kite hoe Piiroitnrc, Ac. A
TEH MS UE SALE-An m.mm mdrr *% 4
cash j mm of R5 nod upward*. ttnahm Mikt 4
credit, with iatureat from dot?} potaa ?Wf*P
proved recurRy to fen glvna feature tha right ?i jj
properly U changed, ? ?> <-ji -wwe
AT.DRI1H1M OR F.F.N, > I
KllVIN UIIRJTN, ? $****!?*
Oct 4 tS id
BUY A HOWST"
rpiIK Bwbecriber, iMddiag ona M ??? . ^
jl i> "ni? niw iro(D moi i wwpr 111 i
ll?rt cuMijr, <K<?rgi% <nw> lil * <, * <
I'ludWtoa U CMMf ltf% o#?r* for ?AU? ^
The Place
Om wMrh 1m mam Mt?ilalHalu ?* 4?rw, *
' ? *>-..?* ' f'tmtty it M -j*
Near tJie mm*, on ftuaff Cr?etr, !M AcneL
Land, partly jj ?0WrEH?W,artMt-* ft?>40^^
litf or Oraak flottwD, m4 a*4 Mw
00 tl? p>m?. W
BoMon), wl?k fair i?prrf??ft*atr tbargHKl^
T?rm? ?M7> ' ? IkHhw \
NOTICR. "
Ahvxzv &?& *
r*K)u?0l?4 U moke Ifim?U >. ?o4^om Jutiardomknrl*
?niut MM JM?I^ feAftad |M? la 1
? > ? ? 'A ? - ? i*.l a^ , **BKv ' 5^
a *. BAOCXSiv
'? -^1 j ^ r $
'i-1 - i' ? it i-if:i^j| :-.7< *"?? . <flal
. . M