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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-06

ITO SesUAea Kelley, aud 70 al other rerrons inie-
i rsseea o. euacernsa.
Whsssas On ~ ~ day Of June, d, 1859, stephen
Eel1v ssscssed unts n0doiphss y -nnett aod FRAN
- y 0sAaett certain promissory note Tor the sum
- Iee huo6red and sevsnty dollar, pay able Or
oeoeo ~ Dss day Of Ossoeer D, 1867, with interest
9 ~ rate - ~ pr cent pr snnum. And
~ 0eeonoil oeephcnKeey on the sth day OF June,
y -, exocatsd INTO said 2nAoohes Dsnn<tt and
ySonee , Bennett certain NOR gage conveying unto
o1oO ~ following described real estate 70 VII: The
0ooe half Of H. North Dest quarter Of section THU
tysas rSt and the North nAss quarter Of the South
Wen eusster fexcept ten seres In the Ne N West
ossnss ~ said qusvtr, dreued Michael FlinrI ami
~ Wess half u the North west qusrr o. The south
0aee Vsastsr Of sectnn twenty 29 In vnsh,p
0ghty (6OJ, North II Range two Es.to' the vifh
y, setuaesd In Scott cosnsy aud state u Iowa,
vhSce SID mortgage Ia recorded In Scott County Re-
cssds Boot 1T" Of Mortgages, page i62, which
tersnce may be had.
signed Aad set over 70 John PEEK, whose property
they NV ere. And whereas by the payment Of
satd nots the conditions Of said mogtssge have been
egoksn, the satd John P-ck. assignee afose
Gves n0ttcs, that In accofdsnce with the In
such case made and provided ne viii proceed 10 fore
r,oee 10 equity Of redemption In ss parcels OF land,
end fos this purpose Harvey I~onari E,q Sheriff Of
essa county, viii on Monday the ~ dap Of Sovem-
Der. ID, 1851 ~ the hour Off O'Clock In the after
Doon, 81 the Court House door In the City Daveo-
port, In said couesy, sell At public auction, 10 the
highest bidder for cash, the Aforesaid and descr lied
parcels % land
October 30, 1857. HARyRY LEONARD,
Sheriff of Scott county, Iowa.
JOHN ~ PECK,
Assgnse Of Mortgage.
COHBIE h DOW,
oc0ldtd Au'ys at Law.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-06
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS on the LIST day of April, A d. 1883
W Thomas Tibbett and Elizabeth Tibet. his
VIE executed unto Austin Corbin Is Trustee q GER
.aIu oee1 OF Trust, conveying to said Trustee the
.anu III linton county, Iowa. described as follows
70 VII The south half Of the north east quarter ana
He norm half OF the south east quarter Of section
number iwenty-nine 1891, In township number eieh-
.y-"ne 1911, north OF Ra nge number one n east.
also the north east quarter Of the south west o
OF same section, township ana range which said cone
veyance was mae by the said Thomas Tibbett and
Ln1aoeih Tibbett for the purpose OF securing the
OF two certain promissory notes and the in
terest thereon signed BY sid Thomas Tbbet, dated
W. ISL Gay OF April. d, 1856 one for ten 6O-lOO
uoars, the other for twentysseven dollars PAYABLE
eighteen menths after date to the order OF Horace
"eUaif, win ten per cent interest after due
ana now said notes having become due and pava
PIE ana the said Thomas Tbbet having failed n nav
the same, ], Austin Corbn Trustee Is aforesatd a.
nereoy ave this public notice. that BY yr ne Of the
power which il in me vested by said deed OF Trnst
ILL., on Friday the goth day Of November ~
1901 at the hour Of O'Clock In the az sad
DAY, al the Court House door in the city OF Davsn
pof. expose and offer for SALE at public nctio -
inc highest bidder for cash, the parcels ofland sho
described, or 30 much tn, reof as shall be snic;en ~
satisfy and pay the amount Of said notes. vith ths
interest thereon to the day Of SALE together With h
expenses attending said SALE costs of This MOTIF.
trustees fes. Upon the completion OF mch s.,e =
ored VIII be given In accordance With the stinpl.t,
OF said Deed OF Trust ''P~'"N'o"
Dated the 18th day Of October, A d, 1857.
ocna,a AUSTIN CORBIN,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-06
Trustees Sale.

VI7unR4AS on the lst day Of March, A d, 1856.
w Hiram Medley and Isabella Medley. his wife
szeeuted unto Austin Oorbin rs Trustee, a certain
oeed 81 Trust, conveying 70 ad Trustee the land in
Clinton county, Iowa. described 10 follows 10 Wit /:
ne eastern one hundred acres OF the north east
quarter Of section number eight (S), township num-
Der eighty zone Sl), north Of Range number one ~
est, which said conveyance vas made BY the said
Miriam Medley and Isabella Medley for the purpose
~ seeuring Oh payment OF certain promissory note
and the Interest thereon. signed by said Hiram Ned.
N.Y. datsd the let day Of March, D. 1885, for th,r-
" seven 60-l0O dollars, payable October Ist 1857,
70 The order OF Horace Metcal with per cent In
forrest alter due.
And now said note having become due and paya-
be, and the said Hiram Medley havicg failed t. paw
H. Same. ]. Austin Corbi,, Trustee As sfores aid
Do hereby Give this public notice, that by virtue OF
the power which 10 in me vested by said deed Of
Trust. WIN, on Saturday the a1st day OF November
D, 1851, ct the hour OF O'Clock In the a.t.rn,pn
Of ssid dsv, Ut the Court Mouse door In the CITY OF
Davenport, expsse and offer for sale. At public suc
tcn, 20 the highest bidder cash. the parcel land
obove described, or 20 much thereof Is shall be su
eeat 70 satisfy end the amount OF salt note with
the interest thereon 70 the day Of SALE together with
~ expenee9 attending said SALE OF this notice
end frus ee's fees Upon tn. complet " such sale
6ood VIII be given In accordance with the stjpuls.
tn q oald DEED Of Trust.
DaseA u 9eth day Of October, A D, 1857.
AUSTIN CORBIN.
oe1vo0 Trusted
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-06
Trustees Sale.

"THEREAS on the 9Th day Of August, A D, 1854
w Hans IIeinricas and Cath rinA Hsi richs, bis
wife, executed unto Ernst Ciaussen as Trustee, q
certain deed Of Trust conveying TO said Trustee the
land In Scott County, Iowa. described follows, TO
wit The east bali Of lot number six [6l in block
number four Ms designated on the recorded Plat
ofGrecn's Addition 10 the city OF Davenport.
And whereas In the absence OF said Caussen, the
acting County Judge OF said Scott County has sp-
pointed VILLA n Hansen 10 act ss such Trustee, and
whereas aforesaid conveyance was made By the said
Hans enrichs and Cal ha ina Heinrchs for the pur-
pose OF securing the payment Of certain prom ssory
note, and the interest tberef n, signed by said Hans
Hcnrschs, dated the 9th d4y OF August, A D, 1854,
and payable on the 9th day VI october, A D, 1887
with interest At the rate II ten per cent per annum
after due, the ord.r OF Otto Nissen.
And now said ote having become due and payable,
aud the sadHeinfiehs having failed pay the same
WilliamHamen r -ustee aforesaid do hereby give
this public notice that by virtue Of the power which
Is in vested by said deed Of Trust will, on Nom
day the 10th day Of November d. 1857, at the hour
OFF, O'Clock In the afternoon Of said day at the Court
House door In the city Of Davenport expose and Of
fer for bale, At pubic auction, the highest bidder
for cash, the parcel Of land above described or so
much thereof as shall be sufficient to satisfy and pay
the amount ef said note with the interest thereon
the day Of sale, together with the expenses attending
said sale cost Of this notice and Trustees fees Upon
the completion Of such sale deed will be given
in accordance with the stipulation OF said deed Of
Trust, veyng full and perfect title ~ the tract
Of land sold TO the purchaser.
Dated the 22d day Of October. A D, 1857.
WIN. HANSEN,
oc23dtd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-06
THE BEST FRUIT CAN
IMPORTED WINES, CKOCERlES,&c
1. L. w. GERRY,
2O3 Canal St. 4 710 Bros dWay, n. Y.

Established 1sOi.)
Importers asd Dealers in First Qualities
FAMILY GROCERIES,
oGer the TRADE HOTELS, PRIyA1L rAMIIIRs,
aid AL who are choice ~ their taste, asd desire
genuine article, a large variety OF
TEAS, GRhEN AND BLACK. SOUCHON8, POCCH-
ono, kNGLlSH BREAKFAST, OCLONG IMPE
hi AL, HYSoS, GUNPOwDER. YOUNG nYsoN,
Be-. In chests and hal: Is, sc
COfFEE-MOCHA and JAVA
WiNEs-MADERlES, sHERRIEs PORTS HOOKS.
NC, very old and high grades, in original paekA-
gs, drmuons, maspums and bottle..
BARTON And GUESTlER'S CLARETs
ChAMPA6kES: Meet l. Chsndon's Cabinet Imp'l
srfzensy DO. Heidscick g. II Muam's 10 do,
LiQuORs-hran6ies, Runs, Whisky Gin, Arraek.
Absinthe, kireoh, &c, Ac., in original packages,
Also Curacao, Maraschino, Aniset,e, Noyeau, BIT
MALT L1QUORS--London Brown Stout. Scotch and
English AIES
SEC Aks-A variety Of Choice Brands.
PlCkLES-ENGIIsH aud FRENCH
sAUCBS-For Fish Cuir,e. Game Neat sc
CHEESE STiLTON, CHEDDkR, ROYAL vlCrO-
LILA, PRINCE ALBERT, PARMFsAN GRUY
EhE SAUSAGE, DUTCH, and AMERICAN.
SuuARS-LOAS, CRUSHED, PULvERISED, ~
CKOIx, &c. 10 barrels rnd half barrels,
hAnS-WESTPHALIAa and AMERICAN.
OILS OLIVE, SPERM and WHALE
ATOur Liquors are warranted unadulterased al
o. our own importation. IApr, ~ diy.l
u ARK INDUCEMENTS TO AGEKTs-yxPsRI.
AlENCED Csnvassing Agents wanted In ali parts
OF The country for the "Compr extensive Geography
and History, (Ancient snd Aodcrn) Of III. Whole
World, from the earliest AGES to the present time
BY b. 9 GOODRICH ('eter Pariey.) ElcRsntiy found
and beautifully illustrated. Price %. Sold only by
Agents TO whom special districts win be given Az
Riicants should state what counties they would LIE
vor particular apply TO
J.H. COTTON co.,
Afhl7dH 172 William .trcet, IN Y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-06
Great Discovery.

'hn subscriber. while engaged in digging a vs,,
on his farm, in Pleasant Valley. ecott connsr
discovered s beautiful article Of stone very similar
gents Banking House 1t 10 capable Of rec.iv,ns :
I'M, me pon-n, ma works very easy Beis nov preper.
sns 10 open hts ouarry when he will be enabled to
.arisn II In any quantity desired ana 10 bloch. a.
specimens Of this stone can BE- seen n this oInc.
"nea fufther particulars win be given.
49,. HENRY 0HA0SHN.
os = ~ vaass. eaett county, 1eVs, 8 - Il
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-06
TrllSlCC,S Sale.

"THEREAS on the 18th day OF April, A D. 1856
w Broder Iaut enz Bshrenfusz and Lu, il BAH
'nfusz, his WIFI. executed unto Austin Corbin as
Tru tea, certain deed OF Trust, conveying 10 said
Trustee the land in Scott county Iowa, described as
fellows, to Wit The east halt OF the north east quar-
ter of section umner twenyone o. |, in tow ship
number seventy-nine t1sl, north OF Range sunner
five Isl, east Of the 5,h Principal Meridian, with h
said conveyance WIS made by the said Broder Iau-
REM and Lucia Bahr,nfuz for the purpose OF secur-
ing the payment OF two certain notes and
the interest thereon, signed by SAID Broder Iaurt NJ
Bahrenfusz, dated the nth day q April, A d, 1856
for Seventeen 5pl00 Goliars the other for For
ty-hve dollars, payable eighteen months after
,te to the order OF Ralph Metcaf with 10 per cent
interest after due.
And now raid notes having become due and paya.
bic, and the sail Broder Laurenz Bahreutusz having
failed 10 pay the same, l. Austin Corbin Trustee As
Aforesaid do hereby give this public notice, that by
virtue OF the power which Is in me vested by said
deed OF Trust, will, on Saturday the 2lst day OF
November. u. 1857, at the hour of clock IN the
afternoon OF said day. at the Court House door in the
lie auction 10 the highest bidder for cash. the parcel
of land above described much thereof a. shall
be sufficient to satisfy and pay the amount OF said
notes. with the interest thereon the Jay OF sae
to ether with the expenses attending said sale costs
of this notice and Trustees fees. Upon the compile
ton of ouch sale deed will be given in acco1d dance
with the stipulation Of said Deed OF Trust
Dated the 26th day OF October. d, 1857
AUSTIN CORBIN,
oe2Sttd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-06

AIR LIE ROUTE.
TShscsso 70 q. Louis Vie o. Loais, Aitso Chtcaoo
~ =, I'll the way b RsnfueS.
cAnsyIu0 suB onaAT AuRscAu Anp o. .. nAnA.
Ths Only diree - rslisbs poaae - ~ South asA
seutA West, sevsssy miles sAssssr than ~ other
route
frsins lesvs depot os MieAisaa Southern and nseA
y. Losss Day Raprss-lo;so 4 n-DAry, (sundsys
sxcepted) arrive . u. Louie ll;oo saa,e sventDg
D.. Louis uisht Express-lO, 70 n-DaLy. aFatve
. -. Louis 11;o0 next morning.
Day nsDssss-soo As-Daiy. STRIVE q Chicago
Might Rzpsess-a;A5 = M-DAfy. arrive Il Chicago
Trans run directly through without casssso q CAN
o. bassass. Tlns fEOm Chieaee = .. IO1as
rHIRTRBE HOURS.
Pasesogers destined for BoomingtCn. Sprinsoeid,
Dcatur, Jsctsonvilie, Nsples and I'll p~ints on the
ness<e Rivers. By tahas the sbovs rome YIN b ssrs
u making connections and arriving IN - Louis on
advertised time avoiding the vexnc1ous delays OF the
ctscatous route vie LsSae Ps,Rs - 1teols river,
saving twei ~ -four hours time, being ~ miles kae
distsuoe 10 bloomington s. lee - SDsisgneld, -
!. - TO q. Louis and Is less 70 Peoria
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
Al Joliet with the Rock Island Aailsosd for Otta-
va, Lne8ue, BSck lsiehu on0 OentIUl Iowa.
Al bloomington With Illinois Central Railroad for
Clinton, waynesvile and Decatur, end With Stage
for Peoria.
A, Peoris junction With Peosis q O,usvks' R
for Walnut Grove, Wsshp gton, Peoria Pekis, Br
neld. slmwood, Knoxville. Galesburg, 4ounouth
and Burlington.
Al Springfield with Great Western 1silrcsd for
Jacksonville, Naples and Illinois nivrr.
At Alton With Daily Line OF Packets for Hannibal,
QuiScy and Keok uk, most expeditions and relta-
bic route TO all portions OF N Missouri.
At sc Louis with Daily First Class 6teamers for
New Orleans and intermediate points On the Lower
Mississippi ard with regular lines Ct packets for
Knnsss, st Joseph and oil Joints on the Aissonsi.
Tennessee, Cumberland and AIkans.s Rivers.
Through Tickets cen BE- procured TO al Eastern
Railroad Offices at the Compsny's Ohices - Dear
born street. opposite the Tremont House, and 1t the
Michigan southern aud Rock Depots, corner Of Van
buren, amp Sntrman Ste.
Responsible. Baggage Men win b ct the Depots q
al the vsrions lines coming into the city TO chscl
baggage through TO any ONT desired on the line.
A. II. MOORE, Superintendent.
L. Darling, Oen'l Agent. Chicsgo. tOc9Odtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-06
Trustees Sale.

NTHEREAS On the Goth day Of October, A D, 1883,
w Thomas Til bett and Ell able Tibbett his wife
executed unto Aust Corbin a Trustee a certain
deed OF Trust, conveying to said Trustee the land in
Clinton County, Iowa, described follows, to wit !.
The sonth half of the north east quarter and the
north hal. OF the south east quarter Of section
number twenty-nine [29l, in township number
eighty-one Isl north II Range number one east
the north quarter of the south west quarter
OF same section, t.wnshp and Range, which said
conveyance made by said Thomas II belt ard
Esab tn Tbt EFT for the purpose Of securing the pay
nnt of two certain promssory notes and the interest
thereon. signed by said Thomas Tiobett, dated the
Goth day Of october, d, 1885, one for 4l3 SO, the
other for $2t 90 payable twelve months date to
the order OF William Dnnsmoor, with interest at ten
per cent after due.
And said notes having become due and
payable, and the said Thomas Tibbt tt having failed
to pay the same, Austin CDrbin, Trustee as afore-
said do hereby give this public notice that by virtue of
the power which is in vested by said deed ofrrust
! will, Friday the 20th day of November A d,
1857 At the hour Of O'Clock in the aftern said
day, at the Court House Goer in the city Of Daven
port, expose and offer for sale, at public auction TO
the highest bidder for cash. the parcels land above
described, much thereof shall be sufficient
to satisfy and pay the amount of said note with the
interest thereon to the day Of sale, together
with the expenses attending said sale, costs of
this notice and Trustees Tees, Upon the completion
Of such sale deed will be given in accordance with
the stipulation of said Dee! OF Trust.
Dated the 26th day of October, A D, 1857.
AUSTIN CORBIN,
oc2Sdtd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-06

Winter .lt'1'N1e QE1oee1et,
an and after Ecs:d:y Dc LIST 1855, and until
Ofurther notice trains will leave RocA island daily
Sundays excepted, Is folows:
LIST mail train At 10 90 A
I'd night express 300 p. II.
ID freight, with ID class cars Of go 4 n
Trains arrive at Rock Island daily, Sundays e..
copied, - follows:
LIST night express q 500 A. II.
ID mall train st 6.OOP. n.
Cd freight, with ID class carr ct o8OP. n.
All trains over this road In direct oonnexion ct
Chicago with trains both the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central r. b. to and from Detroit, To-
ledo Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also q
LA6alle with trains Of the IliI.oiS Central Road
North TO 0aena and South TO st. Louis and Cairo 70
which places tickets can BE- procured Of
8. g. STEPHENS, Ticket Agent,
=. =. Depot, ROCK Island.
Passengers reminded OF the necessityof swing
distinct directions the destination Of their bag
gage also 70 tickets before taxing their seats
In the cars the conductors collect fares only 70 sta
tioos the line Of the Chicago AR0ck Island railroad
JOHN p. TRACY, Superintendent.
". b. WUYnAH, Asst 0up't.
1Ock Island. Nov. ~. 1874 ldtH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-06
CORPORATION.
MAkSHAL'N SALE.
NJ n e. n ID II .MIZ l.Fu T.aY.

hkFAULT having been made BY the owners OF the
~ several lots and parcels Of land hereinafter par
ueuiAhy described, Ia the payment ~ the sIpis Of
money seversly ass ssed against the ~ me- for the
purpose tf macadsm zing the streets upon which
said lots and parcels front, shall on
FRIDAY THs aTH DAY or DECEMBER
A. d. 1851, at the oicc OF the City Mar, hal Of the
CITY ~ davenport al O'Clock A. M proceed to SILL
the lots and parcels aforesaid In order COLI CT said
sums OF mouy together with interest at 10 per cent
and the cost Of this advertisement
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-06
JAMES MORROW,
Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist.

OFFERS HIS SERVICES AS errou
D. TO hts friends and the public IN euev.
NINV 81, beiieving that he ..., ~. wuI
give entire satisfaction In On vorA
dOus In the Dental line. He has been enR.sed IN n,
Goodrch's ONCE for the last fifteen months. and be-
ievug that be has sustained his former reputstion
- Dentist ne asks for portion Of the patronage
from his friends and the public His .cnnirsnnerts
IN the knowleiee Of Dentistry and arraneenents IN
his ece and laboratory are such that he 10 prepared
70 DO any work In the Dental line His mode OF vork
different from all others In his section Of the eoun
try, being more cleanly and durable, and worn Vim
more comfort and satisfaction to the wearor. He
will put In ARTIFICIAL indentures from one to An ~
tire pet, and do al other work sppevtaining 70 Do
tistry.
Once and residence connected, on IourtA str>eA.
second house west of1ain, adjoining Dr. Jousiain
residenco.
k.y n..br Il rsfsssaes DIVA nrssissl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-06
French Window GJlnas.
EDWARD p. DICKIE,

~ V1SsuUe1U UsHeoSV Now YORK.
Two doors west Of Hudson River Railroad Depot
nFRkk6 to dealers aud consumers his cc,cbrsfss
" brands OF French window 0lsss on favorable
terms Parties wishing Information viii be furnishd
ned with prices on receipt Of their address, Glass Of
any desired pattern and packed ffse Of chares.
Nov q, 1855, d1y
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-07-09
4 csPARTANBURG. s. G, THURSDAY, JULY 9 1857.

consequence of the hasty retreat of the
BIRDS OF proy; the intense aud almost insult.
ierable heat Of n vertical sun; the intolera.
BILE odor of the corrupt corpses; the heaps Of
human heads, many Of them apparently
staring at me from hollows which had once
sparkled with living eyes; the awful still.
ness and solitude of the place, disturbed on
ly at intervals by the frightful SCREENINGS
OF the voracious vultures, as they tapped
their sable wings almost in my face-all
Tended TO overpower me; my heart sckened
within my bosom, dimness came over nv
eyes, an inexpressible quivering agitated nv
whole fiame-my legs refused to support
me; and turning my head, / fell seuseless
into the arms of Jowdie, my faithful slave. /"
The perpetual Witnessing Of such revolt.
ing scenes and the constant perpetration OF
such atrocious deeds, as have been detailed
In the foregoing pages, keep the African
population IN state of calIous barbarity.
which can only be effectualy counterac,ed
oy Christian civillzation-to impart which
TO them, the recital of such horrors NAV
well animate our desires, and quicken our
endeavors. In the meantime. it appears
our duty TO protest agains, them in ali our
Official transactions, and TO make the Atri
cans aware, that they can only obtain the
advantages of a connexion with Europeans.
by renouncing practices which outrage the
feelings of civilized men. And as more
extended intercourse is opening between us
and them, now is the time 10 establish this
principle. That many of the Africans have
a regard for European opinions, and that
they are already aware that their bloody
rites are offensive TO Christians, is, think.
fully demonstrated by several facts which
have been stated in this chapter. For this
reason 1t is that those of them who live ON
coasts trequented by our traders, have beta
ken to the practice of perpetrating their
sangulnary orgies under the shades Of NIGHT:
for this reason did the king of Ashantee en-
deavor 10 hide some of his butcheries from
the British Envoy, that "he might not have
TO report that the sovereign Of Ashantee
delighted in splling human blood" Ii
was for the same cause that friendly chief
who visited Sir Charles Mccarthy in the
Ashantee war, had hung pieces Of tartan
round his war drums, to hide the Jaw bones
and skulls with which they were ornament
ed, being fearful, from what he had heard
Of the character Of his Excelency. that they
should give offence" and that King Din.
kera desisted from the murder he was about
to commit on the occasion of his sisters
DEATH on hearing tha, the British Govern.
hent dlsnrproved of such practices.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-07-09
WHAT UNCLE SAM HAS Doxr-Tbe fol

WHAT UNcLE SAM HAS DoNE.-The fol.
lowing contrast is feictously noted by tho
B'ooklyn Eagle:
Uncle Sam, after carrying on business
for the past eighty years, -bayiug three wars,
buying territory from France and Mexico,
building railroads, Specializing in bank,
and trading with AA creation, comes out
with snug little balance on hand Of TWEEN.
ty-two millions, enough to set up several
millionaires, and which makes Sam mil.
llonaire among nations. Since our revolu
ton Eugland has quadrupled her national
debt, and other nations of Europe have run
mp score nearly in proportion, while Sam
has paid Oft his debts, bought real estate,
and has money laid by for rainy day.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-07-09
THE CAROLINA SPARTAN.
BY CAVIS 81 TRIMMER.
1 T. o. r. VERNON Associate Editor,

.-,...a' ~>~r~~--~~-~--~~~-~~-N -
Price Two DOLLARS per annum in advance, or
$3.50 at the end Of the year K not paid anti
after tho year expires $500. e2
Payment will be considered in advance il made
= within three months.
No Subscription taken for less than six months.
Money may be RENTED throues esh postmasters at
our risk. -,..
Advertisements inserted at the usual rates, and
contracts made on reasonable terms.
The SPARTAN crcuates largely over this and
adjoining Districts ond offers an admirable medium
TO our friends to reach customers. -..t ..-c
job work Of all kinds promptly executed.
Blanks, Law and Equity. continually on hand or
printed 10 order
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-07-09

A parish clerk having, according to Gus.
tom, published the bans Of malrimony be.
tween a loving couple, was followed by the
minister, who gave out the familiar hymn.
commencing with the words, Mistaken
souls, who dream Of heaven"