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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1856-11-13

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ina Ceasa R'ca paper:
y 1i--Sept i p he State acriast .rase ).,
loies aia,ioz q san Itse icrihe crime 81 :, cyi,ly
l',ailiiig tszseI.o. he sentence q ,bc Judge os
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foas 2naared aaa sersafy aoi.Gfs, tesi9ss cosss
81 sgit.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05

am ready then for the assertion and mainten- ancc ot the Monroe doctrine. Those two dis tInguished and venerable Senators (Messrs
 Cass and Clayton) will allow me to say to them and 1 say it with great respect-that think they have both'done injustice to the Congress of the United States in regard to the position of Congress on the Monroe doctrine. It is true that each House of Congress has declined 10 assert it; but the honorable Senators must do each House the justice to acknowledge that the reason why each House did decline to assert that doctrine was, that it was proposed, as many members thought, as an abstraction unnecessa. ry not called for at the time For instance, though have always been in favor of asserting and maintaining the Monroe doctrine, believe that, when the question was last up I rather co"operated with those who said that the Clay ton-Bulwer treaty secured all that we required at that time; that the British government were held by it, and that they would maintain it. I do not doubt, for one, that the country demands and requires peace. I believe that either of these two great nations that shall light the flame ot war will call down upon itself the execra- tons of mankind. 1 am, therefore, for main- tanning peace but at the same time we must maintain the national rights, the continental rights of our position. believe the Congress of the United States will be ready to take either form which, on due consideration, shall be found to be the one most practicable and most kyc
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05
No. 550. s.SWAMP AND OVERFLOWED HANDS,"
Public Notice.

ESU HSC ANT to the instructions of the Secretary of N the Interior, public noticcis hereby given, that in order to bring to close the business under the act of Congress, approved September 2S, 1850, entitled " An act to enable the State of Arkansas. and other States to reclaim the Swamp Lands within their limits, and at the time afford to parties who claim that portions of the lands selected under said law dry and fit for cultivation n opportunity introduce evidence all lands so selected, to the ap proval whereof no objection be made within six months from the date hereof, will be certified and patented to the States. Such objections contemplated by the above must be made under oath and filed with the Register and Receiver of the proper Land Office for transmits sion to the General Land Office. The necessary forms for atidavts arc in the hands of said officers. The following classes of land are exempt from ob- lection. to wit:
 1st. Lands entered with cash. or located with mill tary bounty land warrants scrip after the passage of the act of 2Sh September 1850, and prior to the passage of the act of 2d March, 1S55 For the relief of purchasers and locators of swamp and overhowed lands.n
 2d. Lands already patented to the State under the Swamp law.
 In all eases where objection is raised testimony must be taken before the Register and Receiver of the Land Oce at such time, after the expiration of said six months they may appoint, with the consent of the Commissioner of the General Land Office. The lists of swamp and over1owed lands open to inspection during the regular business hours of the Land Office.
 Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, this 2lst day of December 1855.
 THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
 Commissioner of the General Land Office.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05
LIVER COMpI.AINT.

ssY This dangerous and often fatal disease had long bafed the skill of the most eminent physicians when the discovery of pr. M'Lane's Liver Pills solv ed the difficulty and presented to the world Mf Great SDec!fc for that complicated malady, which has ut tained such widely spread celebrity fors certainty of cure This successful remedy was tie result of many years study, in which the symptoms were narrowly observed, and thus described by the Doctor him self
 :" Symptoms of DiSedSed Lirer.-Pan in the right side, and sometimes in the left under the edge of the ribs-the patient being rarely able to ie frequently extending to the top of the shoulder-oten mistaken for rheumatism in the arm sickness of sto- mach, and loss of appetite; bowels mostly costive, but sometimes alternate with lax dull, heavy sensa- ton in the back part of the head; loss of memory, with uneasness of having neglected something; some times dry cough; weariness and debility; nervous ir ritablty feet cold or burning, and prcky sensation of skin low spirits assitude, with dsinclfnation to exercise although satisfedit would be beneficial In fact patient distrusts every remedy" Have you any, or all of these symptoms! If so, you will find certain remedy in Dr. M'Lanes Pills. szy Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dr. M'- Lanes Celebrated Liver Pills. and take none else. There are other Pills purporting to be Liver Pills, now before the public. Dr. MLane's Liver at all respectable Drug Stores in the United States and Canada.
 For sale wholesale an| retail in Little Rock by
 Dr. J. J. McALMONT tX co.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05

WORTHY OF MoNUMENT-We notice a paragraph going the rounds to the effect that a costly monument is to be erected to the memo " of the London compositor who committed suicide because turned was found in the matter he had set up at midnight. With the editor of the Boston Post we say let it rise till all the craft can look at it with inimtablc re- factions
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05

| feF The family of General Almonte, Mex ican Minister at Washington, have returned to Mexico, and advices received at Washington, indicate serious design in Mexico to call Gen. Almonte to the head of affairs. He will repair immediately to Mexico and place himself at the disposal of his friends
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05

0EF The New York Supreme Court has de- cided that the New Haven Railroad Company
 are liable for the over issue of stock make by Schuyler
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05

GT Here's an item of news for our Arkan- sas friends. We clip from the Buffalo Repub- lie:
 "A wild man seven feet high, is said to be roaming through the great Mississippi bottom in the State of Arkansas Numerous travel lers and hunters have asserted that they have seen him, but none have ever been able to get near enough to give particulars concerning this strange being"
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05
Approximation Prize,
DISSOLUTION.

FINE partnership heretofore eXististing under the \ style of Nj. Baer tG Co.,, has been dissolved by
 mutual consent. The business of the firm will bo
 settled by NJ. Happeck. NJ. BAER, Feb. ,, 1856 St N. HAPPECK.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05

0J The Jackson Mississppian learns " from good authority that the President has appoint ed the Hon. O. R. Singleton of Mississippi, U. s. Consul at Havana.-N o. Pic.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05
Sale of Lands for Non-payment of Taxes,
 In Saline
ne County, Arkansas.

NOTICE HEREBY fanlEx tC
   rsrah  N l A. Mand Nj. fa1da NOTE shall drMt
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05
Sale of Lands for Non-payment of Taxes,

Count NOTICE IS HEREBY EN- tr. dbytes crfadcl rrofCon of Monday. to tteun f
 The l hour of c Mo 1dav dccntnue dayo e ~ fillan be loro offered frsae tof rwlle corner 0fSiltrM
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05

Certificate of Ralph Lute, esq.,, editor 'Spirit of Times," Ironton, Ohio:
 IRoNToN October 30, 1854. DR. c. NJ. JACKsoN-Dear Sr-The BtterS are in great demand here In addition to the quantity sold by Moxley tS Barber, your agents, the two other stores sell more of them than any other medicine. find they much used by convalescent fever pa tients to rebuild their broken constitutions. have used during the last summer in my own family, four bottles. They were recommended to me first by neighbor, at time when my system was much de- bitated from the effects of a severe Bilious Fever- They gave me an appetite and restored tone and vigor to my whole system. In one of the September numbers of my paper, related my experience ofthe good effects of the Bitters, since which time they have had large sale, and have now become the Standa1d medicine in this vicinity.
 In conclusion, would say that l feel great pleas ure in giving this testimony of the value and success of your preparation.
 Respectfully, yours, RALPH LUTE. Sec advertisement. Jan. 22.-4w
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05
Sale of Lands for Non-payment of Taxes,

of fol dS aforesaid Marc or lint e(curo YGL,andSta eof hu hereof as taxes, and cmtd tnreo f h lif u e d fe t  O idlah t 0
 the sddt in the sen1 of S drat
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05
c o NJ NJ k R c l A l.
PIcAYUNE OFFICE. Jan. 24, Is

Sugar-Thc demand continued moderate and the sales comprised 800 hhds at previous rates Fair ru ing at G34M6I
 Molasses-l 900 bbls were disposed of nt S4@ 36 l-2c for prime to choice.
 FlOur-'rhe sales comprise 42O bbls superfne St. Louis in lots S9; 50 fancy 9 75 and 100 extra at $l0
 Wheat-Some 400 sacks were taken at s1 IS. COrn-Sales confined to $500 sacks embracing 500 mixed in lots at roc. 200 at 7lc. and 500 yell low at 75c.
 Oats-Small sales at 75c. POrii-Business confined to retail transactions at $1701l7 % for mess.
 Bacon-Shoulders retailed at 10c and sides at 10 1-4(0l0 1-2c
 Dry Saited Meat--A lot of A hhds. Shoul- dcrs sides and hams and 20 900 tb sides in bu sold on private terms.
 Lard 100 kegs at 10 1-2c. Whiskcy--6o bbls rectifed were sold at 47c and S7 in lots ut 4Sc
 Cofee-25o bags Rio sold at lc and 100 at II l %.
 Cattle Market.
 JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. 24 Beef CattIe-Rccepts too day 314 head of ordi- nary cattle Prices range from 9l2 5 tb net for dinary and good cattle Fine and choice would req dly bring l21 ? f3 tb net. Hos s-The receipts have accumulated and very heavy stock offers G017 5} tb nets. Sheep--Only ll0 head ordinary Sheep offered to- day at $3 50614 50 D head Veal Cattie--Prices at $9@14 50 5 head. good demand
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05

yGreatest Discovery Ofthe Age.-We in- vite special attention to the advertisement of Prof O. J. Wood of St. Louis Mo. As the names attached to the certificates persons who are known to thou sands it is needless to say than is said by them in favor of Prof. 0. J. WooD's CELEBRATED HAIR RESTORATIVE. Read for yourselves.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05
A CLOSE BLocKADE-NEw YORK BURIED.

0T Sly, the Wakemante " murderer, says his sect has branches in New York and Boston.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05

MAMMOTH FREE GRovE.-In Calaveras Co.,. Cal, there is grove of immense trees, 92 in number, the circumference of the biggest of which is 90 feet. The trees are of the family Taxodums, and the species has been named the Washingtonia Gigantea. They are un- doubtedly the most remarkable vegetable pro- ductions in the world. CHIEF JUSTICE TANEY-The National h. telligencer says:
 "We are glad to learn that Chief Justice Taney's health has so far improved as to ena- ble him to make the journey to the seat of go- vernment, where he arrived on Tuesday even ing and expects to take his plalce on the bench in few days"
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05
Important from Central America.

l A Now fork dispatch, of the Sth lnSt, to the St. Louis Republican, says:
 The National Intelligencer, of yesterday, contains important intelligence from Nicaragua. MT. Walker is said to be surrounded by secret and open enemies, who only wait the receipt of arms and munitions of war to put him down by force His whole force consists of less than six hundred, of which about one-third are Americans. The towns which have fallen into the hands of Walker and accomplices have been abandoned by their inhabNnts President Es- trade who made his escape at the time of the surprise at Granada, has recognized his govern ment of the department of Segovia and has withdrawn the ministers of the treasury.
 The commandant general of the eastern de- partment, Gen. Martariz, has almost all the government officers commanding considerable forces The President is surrounded and aided by great number of the proprietors and most respectable inhabitants of the country. The government of San Salvador, instead of sympa- thizing with the usurpers, immediately recog nized the government of Nicaragua organized by Senor Estrade. Honduras has not only re- cognized it, bat renders it important assistance, by sending to the frontier 19,OOO men. Costa Rica has 5000 in Juan Costa, and Guatemala has mobelized considerable number of its best troops, and co-operates with their allies. Wal kers speedy downfall is considered almost cer- tain
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05

Married-At the residence of Frederick Magness, on the 29th of January, 1856 by Jno w. Purdom esq. Mir. BAsTA1N CRoDELL to Miss LOUISA MAGNEss, both of Pulaski county Ark.
 Married.-In Saline county, on the 31st day of January, A. D. 1856, at the residence of John Nelson, esq, by the Hon. Joseph Scott, Mir. JAMES WILSON, of Clark county, to Miss RUTH JOHNSON
 In Saline county, on the 18th January, 1856, by F: NJ. Horne, esq, HENRY J. LANDHEER to Miss MARTHA E. ROWLAND
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05

.zc5- Copy of letter received from W. s. Abbot, q distinguished NJ. D. Tascaloosa, Ala., July 5,l 855. H. T. HEMBoLD, Chemist. No 263 Chestnut St., Philada.
 DEAR SIR: It is with much pleasure I recommend to the afflicted your valuable Fluid Extracts have prescribed them ill the various complaints for which they recommended. and have found them equally etlicacous. They the active preparations of the kind that ever came under my notice.
 Very respectfully yours, W. $. ABBOT, NJ. D. (See Advertisement headed Helmbod's Genuine Preparations Feb. 5 1856 2w
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05

HooPs.-We have had little to say about the present style of female dress, for we believe in their following their own lnclinatons in this re- spect But a paragraph from the Christian Herald, of Detroit has attracted our attention, and as we think it may possibly be the means of saving some delicate creature from similar alarming predicament we give it place:
 A taaaionaNy dressed lady entered one of our churches few Sabbaths since, and after three intellectual attemps to effect an entrance into one of the pews abandoned the effort and left the house in disgust.
 6r Between the years 1852 and 1855 there were p, 665 cases of cholera at St. Petersburgh, Russia
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05

Died-In this county, January 25 Mrs. LTDY IRWIN, aged P years 9 months and 25 days, the wife of Mir. John Irwin late of lief terson county.
 The deceased was beloved by all who knew her, for the many virtues and excellencies of character which were so happily blended in her. She has left husband, mother, two sis ters and large circle of acquaintances to la ment her loss
 In this county, on the 1st February, 1856, Mrs. MARY LOUISA SIMON, aged 40 years, con- sort of II. E. D. Simon
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05
THREE NEGROES FOR SALE.

E OFFER for sale on good terms two negroe
 o A girls, l3 and IA years old, and likely negro i "a boy about l6 years old. -- c. NJ. F. ROBINSON. l For particulars enquire at this office. Eeh. 5 1S5h
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05

Springfield January 25, 56
 sH Cost of advertisement, $51 or ss cents g acre.
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05
HOOFLAND,s GERMAN LETTERS.

Certificate of Ralph Luto, esq.,, editor "Spirit of Times," Ironton, Ohio:
The true Democrat., 1856-02-05

Danville, Yell County, Arkansas, January S1, '6e.
 E Cost of advertisement, IS, or 50 cts g tract.
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Ship ChandIerys
Chain cables, bales sail Irvine, do navy oakun.
Russian cordage, each 81 / 81 81 81 3 d II II inch.
"a and Is thread ralin, 2 and 3 yarn spunyarn.
Manila cordage of American and Manila manufacture, each
Al, Al, A, 81, 81, 81, 3, q, q, 2A, ?, Il, II, II, inch.
Ships cabooses, &c. &c. q.
Bbls Tar, Pitch, Rodn.
Furniture, &C.
Cases Baltimore cane scat chairs, French pillows, feather de
Iron bedsteads, windlass bedsteads, hair pillows, clothes line
Plough lines, bedcords, wool ~carpeting.
Carria gess sc.
3 top buggies, 1 open wagon
Sets of harness, India rubber bags.
u Hsnas N nrE NIcdfcgncss =
Boxes pulv.nuX yomica, do red precipitate.
do gum opium, boxes Thorn's Ext. Perry Davis pain
killer, Dyers Embrocatiye.
Cha nspng ne, in quarts.
Oak PIaRks
SsHERsiries..
Laths, bundles veneering, casks of cement, OK carts.
Wheeloayrows, handcarts, fire crackers, Maynard & Noyes'
Ink, Lackawana coal, One Sugar mill complete, &c. &c.
july :, 1s56-tf.
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BOOKBINDING

nONE IN A VARIETY OF STYLES
AD neatly and Substantially, and on fair terms. Law Books,
Music, NEWSPAPERS, &C., bound to order. Portfolios, Scrap
Books, Herbariun1s, Drawing Books, and Blank Books, made to
order, officers of ships can have their Navigation and Log
Books, and Charts, bound and repaired, at the Mission Office.
Kawaiahao. Old Books rebound at short notice.
Orders may also be left at H. M. Book
store, Honolulu. SAMIEI, RUSSELL,
July 1, 1S56-tf.
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SUPERIOR FURNITURE.

E1SoR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNED, 2 large Mahogany
stdeboards, very superior, 1 smaller one, do. do. Chest of
Drawers Mahogany, Bureaus do, Toilette Stands do. and Rose
Wood, Card Tables, do, Arm Chairs, Rocking do. Heavy Rose
Woo extension do, Parlor Chairs of various patterns. Mirrors
t a1lfTent sizes, Hat and Umbrella Stands, Cottage and Horizon
.l Planoiortes OF celebrated Makers. Also a splendid assert
July LIZ YoN HOL T &HEUCK.
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RENTs IN New YoRK.-The New York Herald says
that rents IN that city this year are exorbitantly high,
notwithstanding the predictions which were made
last year that they would be reduced at least twenty
Per cent. Houses that were let last May for four
hundred dollars cannot now be had for less than
four hundred and fifty and FIVE hundred; but the
rents Of stores remain about the same.
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STATIONERY
Am HAND n EXPECTED SOON PER

W clipper ship "CEYLON.'
Sets fine acct books,
All kinds & sizes Mem books,
Tuck mem books every variety
Log books all size,
Ruled and un-uled cap paper,
letter paper
Fancy, plain, & ruled note paper
Broad and narrow bill paper,
Red and white blotting paper,
Post Office envelope paper,
Blue laid document paper,
Legal cap paper,
Red lead pencils,
Drawing +" several kinds,
Letter copying books,
Inkstands patent screw tops, &
several other kinds.
Ink black, blue, red, carmine
copying and indelible,
Steel pens, including Hunt:
Kinks and Wells, Damascu;
Albata, & a dozen other val
DTlSIoA OodIu,
EnvelOpes-a great variety,
Waters fancy and common,
Penholders a great variety,
Boxes water colors,
Cases Mathematical instrument
Ivory and cocoa handled eraser
Red Tape,
Linen and Office Irvine,
Ivory & lockwood letter stamp.
Gummed lawyers seals,
Round u fiat paper weights,
Wrapping paper of all varietie.
Drawing paper imperial &roya
Enamelled paper assorted colori
Gold balance for Am. coin,
July, 1856 1-tf
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OVERS HEALING INTERROGATION,

1t is a perfect pain destroyer, and an invaluable remedy
for rheumatism, Cuts, Wounds, Pain in the Side, Back and
Limbs, Lunbago, Sore Throat, Burns, Scalds, Swelings, Ague.
Cramp, ETC. For cuts and wounds it is superior to any other
preparation it viii afford immediate relief in scalds or burns /;
and for pains or weakness in any part of the system, it win give
certain rehef IN a very little time. For sale at retail by traders
July 1, 1s56-tf. B. w. FIEfD :.
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B. w. FIELD,
OFFERS SALE TO ARRIVE THE
W Cargo OF the American Clipper Ship "CEYLON," from
Boston expected to arrive in July.
BALES INN BAGS
MEMS KIP WELTED BROGANS
WOMENS MOROCCO SHOES
CASES SALT
BARRELS RICE
CASES PRUNES
HLF BBLS DRIED APPLES
CASKS BREAD
BBLS HAXALL FLOUR
PM TABLES CASES STATIONERY
OFFICE CHAIRS
WILLOW CHAIRS
OK BOWS
HOOP PALS
WILLOW WAGONS
WOODEN BOTTLES
BRO0MS
BARREL COVERS
DECK BUCKETS
LOAF e
CRUSHED SUGAR
GRADUATED SUGAR
PINE BOARDS, CLAPBOARDS, SHINGLES,
MOULDING
Superior ONE HORSE CARRIAGE-yith seat for driver
PATENT CHARCOAL SAD IRONS
aWE>WAG" ORNAMENTAL TIME PIECES
COOKING STOVES
SOLAR SIDE LAMPS
MANILA CORpAGE
July j, lSoo-tf. etc. etc. etc.
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AlI g.. G.. EHilIHRlan,s
L~GeRRer.al Ak1k

of News papers, Magazines, and Reviews. The prOpde@
this well known establishment, can furnish all the lead
journals now published in Europe, Atlantic States, "
China, California, Washington and Oregon Territory. !
nexed is a list of some of the publications always on D.
and for sale
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Portfolios with and without locks,
Bankers cases & wallets Of all
, sizes aud vsriety,
Pencil leads,
Slate Pencils,
Sealing wax several varieties,
Brass pens for red ink,
Round & fat ebony & mohog-
any rulers,
Letter Clips bronze, gilt & board,
Printed & blank receipt books,
Laquered callenders,
Tin paper cutters,
Notorial seals,
Desk Rioters,
BoxNFOod sand boxes,
Tissue paper of all coiors,
Physicians visiting lists,
Patent ink and pencil erasers,
/, Port moniaes a variety,
Invoice files,
Morocco cigar cases,
Gummed labels,
Marking brushes,
Bill hooks,
Cards of every variety,
School copy books many kinds,
sCargo books printed,
sFlat copying brushes, ,
Blanks of all kinds,
Shipping papers,
Nautical almanacs 1857,
Thermometers of various sizes,
India rubber bands fer filing pa
:, pers,
|, Boxwood and Metal wafer stands.
J, Vesta matches and boxes.
II. NJ. WHITNEY.
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The London Illustrated News has a genealogical
sketch, proving that Louis Napoleon is a cousin of
Queen Victoria,
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THE OLD WINE AND SPIRIT STORl
OPPOSITE THE CESTOM unIrSE md

q ~ THE HOUSE. u1
W AZ. Eyerett's Auction room.
HENRY ROBINSON begs to call the attention of his fnD
the public generally, to his large and complete stock Of
Ales, and Liquors, WHICH are all of the best quality, sa
ne vi. sen al a very small advance on the cost price.
brandy in hhds., Martells dark.
Pale, very fine.
liz quarter casks.
kegs.
GIN in pipes, (Swan Brandy
" cases, genuine hollands. q
SHERRY s. PORT WINES lust recefrsi :
AGNES fine wines bottled in IondG1
ALE s. PORTER in pints and quarts.
Barrels of Draught Ale.
CLARET, Champagne, Hook, Sauterne and ~
wines. 5
LI9UEURS Absynth, Cherry Cordial, old JaD,ss
and Bourbon County wts,fl
ga ana nne. Honolulu, july
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HnOST OFFICE following are the
Fl rates of postage ehargsable at this Office on all prepaid