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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-18
Ep OK H Wh COLT


THE NORTH STAR.
This celebrated Horse the hest bred Trottng Stallion
10 the County, will stand, this season. to improve the
breed of horses, at
Witt s. Prints American Livery Stables,
Foster Street,. Worcester, Mass
Terms the OF this Horse for the season. S25 co.
Payable sept 1857 Good keeping will he provided for
Mares from distance. and all accidents helts and es
capes will be at the risk of the owner.
PEDlGREE.-North Star was sired by the renowned
VERMONT BLACK HAWK, whose recent death was so
universally commented upon by the Press throughout the
country The character and performances Of this
famous stock horse to we'll known to render de
scrption necessary They are now matter of history
in the sporting calender, ard perfectly familiar to all
lovers Of nne stock. The dam of North Star (Cherub)
was raised by J. Riarson of N. j. and was sired by old
ADaSah The sire Of Medoe, Fourth Of July. Ajax, Heo.
or RORY, Centervle, and other celebrated horses Alb
uailah was sired BY old Mambrno, who was sired by In
ported Messenger - 49,
North star is Of black colorwi be seven years old in
June, 1867, weighs 1000 pounds and was raised nv loci
Hocomb, Ticonderogs, N \. In shape. bottom intelh
gencei speed aud stock, this young Stallion stands unr
vailed North star is OF the true Black Hawk breed
and the points and properties of that class of horses
most strkingy stamped upon his stock now growing mn
In this city and vcini y. 1t will give the proprietor
~ 70 feler those gentlemen who DESTROYS
OF putting their mares this season. to persons who have
c1ts the get Of North starin their possession The sioc
OF stallion is the most conclusive evidence that can he
produced as TO its merts and the subscriber feeling
hdent in this respect invites the attention of ali
IN the growth OF good horses for the road or track b
morse North star has trotted his mile in min AS sec
without training, over the Union Track L. l. He limit
ed this season, 10 ATTY mares.
CHARLES D. PIRATE
UO'oeesper, way 1, 1907. my9d& wifi
ENOR SALE-35 shares Of the GnaranIoe Coni1ai
u stock Of he Peoples Mutual re Insurance Co In.
quire at the ouinsiRamond Bank. dtf ap22
ANot 81 Lk'-A good Counting Room Desk In
II qure at this Office an 80
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE for
w promoting the growth, aud restoring the hair 10
It's natural color For sale by CHAS. CLARKE.
myO du Corner Main and Pleasant ct,
SsALT, SALT.-2OO Bags Coarse Fine SAT- loo
y Bags Fine Salt in store and for SHE whoesais 90
FETAL, by VIM o. SWEET h co..
aplb ut lS6 Main street.
~ LAME OIL-60 bbls Maine OH ia store and
H or sale BY @. 8. q A. J. HOWE,
Worcester Bank Block
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AUCTIONS.
By E. W. VAIL, Auctioneer,

y II " ; AIILf AUILIUUEET,
A ILLUSTRATORS SALE. Valuable
IA Real Estate in Worcester, HERBERT HALL. at
Auction.
win be sold by License OF Court on the premises on
WEDNE May 20, at 10 O'Clock TT the following
valuable Real Estate consisting Of gh acres of superior
Land, situated Salisbury street. Worcester about one
mile from the Post Office Upon the same is large and
choice variety OF Fruit and Ornamental Trees and Shrub
cry The grounds are elevated commanding fine views
Of The surrounding country and are handsomely laid
out in walks and drive ways. The House is large two
story dwelling nearly new thoroughly and conveniently
lult with all the modern improvements containing is
rooms, good battling room, hot and cold water above
ana below, superior furnace cooking range and many
other advantages not enumerated The barn is new and
convenient and supplied with never falling water For
beauty of lacaon this estate unsurpassed Altogether
this Il Of the delightful Suburban residences
ever offered for public competition. Terms at sale. For
further particulars, inquire Of the Auc,ionecr, or
myI4 dts O. NJ BENT Admir-
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This beautiful Picture has been pronounced by the
Press at LARGE and Artists the finest painted Panorama in
the world.
Admission only Is cents, children Is cents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-18
BY e. NJ. vain. Anctioneer.

u IL " UIIIl LAUClIUIIttIs
Office $50 Main street, opposite the Post Office
EEOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
q, ON THE PREMISES, WEDNESDAY, May 20, at
O'Clock p. m. the Interest of the undersigned as As
sgnees of J, r. R. DEXTER in and t, the following
pieces of Real Estate, in the city Of Worcester:
l. lot Of Land, With block Of Stores and small
containing about 5000 square feet Gortgaged for about
$4,000 and interest
q large double dwelling House. on the west side of
southbrdge street. with about COCO square feet Of Land
Mortgaged for about 5000 and interest.
The state of the title membranes, and terms Of pay
ment, will be made known at the time of sale.
B pRIGInN F 9fGKfSsoN' Assgnees.
Worcester May 10, 1857. dts my16
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VOUNG LADIES' SCHOOL,
CIarIt's Block, 257 Main Street.

The summer Term of Prof. BUSHELS Select School
for Young Ladies, will open the last MONDAY in May
Hours of Session from to p For terms, &C.,
see circular. d6t myS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-18

EXTRA NOTES.-The Proprietor of the above PIANO.
wishes dispose of onehalf his interest in the
None but a responsible man need apply.
. myl5 DIFF
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"A SSGG EE'S SALE AT AUCTEON.-On
n FRIDAY, May ed, at IL O'Clock M, will be sold
on the premises, at Pubic Auctn the valuable Farm
Upton, now occupied by Moses Eames. This Farm con-
siss of about 60 aeres embracing excellent age pas
ture and woodland and is 10 all respects well worthy the
examination Of all deGirous of purch asng farm.
Also, after the sale above will sold piece of Land
in the northery part of Upton containing about IA acres
ofland being the conveyed Dennis Eames by Be
riah W. Hyle.
Also will be sold Friday, May ga at O'Clock p
m upon the premises House with about one acre of
Land situated in Centre Village Mendon opposite the
Unitarian Church, and occupied by William Spencer
This will be sold subject 10 mortgage to Holland Aloee
of $3.50.
Sale positive. Conditions made known at the sale
i. 81. DENNIE, Assignee,
No. 50 Shoe aud Leather street, Bostou.
mYiI dMW&E&Wta
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No. 50 Sine and Leather street, Bostoa
myl1 dNW&E&wts

THNO ALL ERSONS TO WHOM
THESE PRESENTS NAV COME
MORTG AGEE'S SALE,
virtue of power of sale, contained in a mortgage
deed given by Gust Elliott dated the l4sh day OF
April 1855 to VIM r. Hooper, for six hundred and fifty
dollars and interest, and bY said Hooper, sold and con
Veyed to by assignment dated the nineteenth day of
April, A. D 1865, recorded in The Registry of Deeds
Book SIC, Page 462sad mortgage recorded in the Regis
try of Deeds, Book $50, Page $40 The conditions of
said mortgage having been broken shall by virtue of
the power of attorney contained in said mortgage and
tie thereof shall sell at public auction on the
i3Gh day of June next
Al O'Clock P M, the prenlseJ, the premises de.
scrbed referred to in sail mortgage which reads as
follows that certain Of land in said Worcester on
Rewbury Street. bounded and described in a deed from
honzo Woooc)ck to Francis Il. Dewey dated Nov 3D.
on plan recorded Book 456, Page 647 10 which plan
reference may be had. ADAMS P. BARNES
Assignee of the Mortgagee
Worcester, May Q, 1857, dtu13
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81 FINE HORSES FOR SALE
5.D from shelburn Falls, Vt. Apply at the Exchange
N-2s Hotel Stable. j. S. MAYO
my16 d6t|
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DOctOress M. w. GERALDs,
MTnWTEE

Also gives special attention to the treatment of Female
Complaints and diseases of Children
E IA Newbury street, between Pleasant and Austin Sts
SO diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-18

FAD THIS.--A chance is offered to a few
"a responsible Agents to for one of the
popuur works issued from the American press. Or
ders with stamp enclosed, D. KIMBALL Il CO.,
my13 diff Providence R T.
EpONNET PR ESSING AND WHETEN-
EB lNG.-Mrs. SARAH r, HOWE will Whten and
Press Bonnets for 20c Gents HAS reasonable Grateful
or past fa7ors, soicits continuance. No Chandler
treet d3wisk pn05
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G E o. R. SP U r r
fg,,aoorro,. - 7 m T,uon

Ground Plaster for Farmers Use.-I5(
ms just received by DRAPER & CLARK,
apt dawtf 81 and SO Front street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-18
WING HINES
~ o R L L
- BY THE
LAWRENCE MACHINE SHOP.
Twelve Locomotive Boilers.

OF the IOuoWlng description:
Fire box, outside feet long, feet inches wide in
side, feet 5inches long, feet inches wide feet
inches high; water space inches. Waist As inches d
Upper half of waist with roof sheet. Inside fire
box of Bowling plate all the rest Of the boiler of best
Pennsylvania iron Fire box outside and inside 3S thick
waist II thick, hue sheets 716 thick. Flue sheets
drilled for l62 tubes, inches in diameter, II feet inch
IS long Dome "a inches diameter, "a inches high with
wrought iron hoops at top and strengthening pieces SO
inches thick at the bottom ange centre Of dome feet
back OF front ue short Smoke box round 48 inches in
diameter 26 inches long, with hoops II inches by at
front end cast iron safety valve seat inches diameter
inside, II inches diameter the 3nge is rivtted
roof sheet the centre being % inches from back end Of
boiler The crown sheet IS feet inches square, and
stayed with six solid stays inches by fore and aft,
resting the edges Of the ue sheet and door shee SO
stay bolts in CROWN rs inches in diameter; conca I'm
der the head where they go through crown sheet Screw
tstay bolts 1916 inches in diameter inches apart
re tn centre, well headed. Six Of the boilers have re-
Of inches in the front end OF FIRE box for drsught
intended for fat ash pan.
The stock is OF Good quality, and they thoroughly
made They will be sold cheap they are, or modified
to suit the purchaser.
my4 d3w ]. G. HOADLEY. Agent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-18

With Acres of superior Land, well stocked with every
variety Of CHOICE FRUIT TREES
Situated on Salisbury Street. Worcester about II miles
from the Post Cce % house beyond Herbert Hail The
buildings consist of large two story Dwelling House.
conveniently and thoroughly built with all the modern
improvements, Barn Carriage House. and convenient
out-buildings all nearly This is of the most
desirable suburban locations that has been advertised
be sold for q long time The subscriber having formed
business connections in neighboring city, offers the
above property TO Che highest bidder. Terms at sale
my11 dts A. WHITMAN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-18

~ 4 T. N @ II II A 7 5 .
A large assortment Of French Soft Hats for Summer
wear, just received at OLAPpS Hat and Cap Store in
American House Blyck, % floor, corner room.
Alto, Youths Hats and Gaps, new styles myDdtf
SEED PEASs-Elrly snd late Peas Of all kinds,
- for sale by BROOKS srEARNe.
ap10 dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-18

SIX CAPABLE GIRLS, with good city refer.
~ ences, desires situations Housekeepers wishing
good girls will do well 70 clll as ahove
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-18
ADJUSTMENTS.
To coulcude with the laughabIe Farce of A Kiss I'm
the Dark

Prices of Admission - Private Boxes admit.
ling six s. Co., Dress Circle and Parquet SO cents Fam
lily Circle Is cents; Amphitheats Is cents.
Tickets may be secured at the Box Office, from 10
o'clock A. NJ till l. and from till l. and from 81 till 10
l'clGcl P NJ.
Doors openal Performances commence at "A O'clock
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-18
K A n u A S
AND THE INDIAN NATION,
Will be Exhibited at the above Hall for short time onIv
commencing

Thursday Evening, May 81, 1857,
Also on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Afternoons.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-18

CJlGARs! CIGARs!! CIGARS ~!
CIGARS I37,75O CIGARS!
Wholesale aud retail, at
ESSMA AN &c HAAS
No lincoln House Block,
This day received, besjel Que previous large assor
ment. The best selection Of fne
Imported HAVANA Cigars
Imported Principe Cigars
Imported Plantation Cigars.
Imported Manila Cigars
imported Manila cheroots
Also a large stuck Of
DOMESTIC AND GERMAN CIGARS,
All kinds Of Che vng and Smoking
Tobacco, and SnuM
Pipes, Fancy Goods, etc.
mch19 DIFF -
Rb p e Il II A N G. IN G S!
The subscribers have now splendid assortment of
FRENCH DECORATIVE PAPERS,
Borders, MOuIdings, COrnices, Pilasicrs,
STATUES, CENTER PIECES, &C.,
And prepared to furnish the best OF workmen to
hang the same in the most approved manner
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-18

EOSLYN'S WORCESTER COR NET
- BANn.-The Old Worcerter Cornet Band, now JOS
yns Worcester Cornet Band most respectfully
procured New and Beautiful Set of Instruments made
in the most approved STYLE and will hereafter be in readi
ness to attend to those who may wish their services on
reasonable terms. W. L. HOBBS Leader
N P GODDARD, Director.
7. g. BANCRoFT, Clerk. diff myI2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-18
BY e. W. VAIL
a Genteel snburbnn Rc.Idenca.

Office $50 Main street, opposite the Post Office.
fFH;f AT AUCTION MON SATURDAY
llE May %, at 10 A. ST., on the premises.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-18
PARAS SOILS, ARAsOL
PARAsoLs.

1900 Parasols, all colon, from rs cents to s20O
1000 Parasos, all colorS, in More Antique silks,
from $2to So.
500 rich ParasolS, all colors, in MORE Antique silks
with Fringes, from So TO So.
Just received, making all the best assortment 70 be
found in The State. Please cali at the City sore l4S Main
street, directly opposite the Post ONCE
mb an J. IL. CLARKE 90.
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stock always in store Also, orders received for di
rect shipment from England. dlyis my2
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REAL ESTATE.
Ia SEE FOURTH PAGE.

u SEE FUURIH PAGE.
"a ESTERN LAND FOR SALE.-Eghty
3 acres of heavily Timbered Land laying about
five miles from the Mississippi River in Pierce County
Wisconsin 1t selected personally by the subscriber
and is in every respect desirable location the county
road from the town of Kings landing running directly
past For further particulars inquire Of the subscriber
at D. Tain;ers Forge Shop, Foster st.
my7 d&wtf CHARLES WRIGHT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04
HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE QUAKER CITY.

AkklN AL Of IHf QoAhEh Cll1'
The steamship Quaker City, from Mobile the 23d
and Havana the 26th ult al noon, arrived hoe on
Tuesdsy forenoon.
The Quaker City remained twenty hours 10 Havana.
Her passage from the time of leaving Mobile until
Sunday night lat had been unusually fine for the
season of the year-wirds light, and smooth sea.
About IL O'Clock that night, then distant from Sandy
Hook about eighty miles it commenced blowing gale
of wind from N. w. by n, varying to N. f., accom-
panied by heavy fall of susw, which continued until
Monday evening. The greatest portion of this time
the wind was perfect hurricane with q dangerous
heavy head ses-ship lying to- being unable to make
any hesdway. At 3 P. IN. on Monday, shipped sea
which carried away the larboard (forwari) hfe- boat
dsvs, and all the tackle. At p. m, the gale beg an
to moderate but still continued fresh during the nigh
from the northwsrd and westward, with heavy sea
running. Soon after da, light this morning made the
Highsnds, bearing northwest This is the severest
weather the Quaker City has experienced this Winter
and gave fmther proof OF her excellent qualities IS
SEES boat for, with the cepton of losing Que of her
boss, she sustained DO damage
There is nothing new from Havana. The Carni-
val which has been very gay this season, concluded
on the night of the 9th with grand masquerade
ball st the Tacon Tbeater.
The heath Of Havana is excellent, and the con.
tinustor Of fire weather has induced q large portion
Of the visitors from the United States TO proiong
their stay
slsver had safely landed t. the eastward Of Ha-
vsna a cargo of 400 negroes.
A ship under Dutch (lIolsndl coors, arrived at Ha.
vsns On the Goth loaded with ooote. from the East
lndies.
Sugars have a tendency to decline, but as yet the
prices remain finn al last sdvices. Stock on hand,
200 boxes. Exchange on Nsw.icrk, S. d6 p cent
discount; on New.Orleans, p cent discount; Lon
don, 5! ' cen, premium.
The steamship Empire City, GnHsr, from New
York for New-Oresns, arrived 90 the 10th; would
leave the same day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-04

WATER FOR HosoKrs.-The public meeting st Park
Hall in Jersey City Monday evening discuss question
whether Hoeohen shall be supplied with ~r from the Jersey
City Water WORKS not largely attended About 6fty Of
the prominent citizens present Juds. Gr pre-
sidea, and A. Hopkins secretary Copies cf the bin
before the Lessure this question
the meeting Speeches made BY Aear, d. Gregory
NJ Trsphssen and T. Randall Of the Board Of Water Com
ulssones and BY Mr. J. D. Miller, MI Z. g. WAkemka Mr.
fleming and others The meeting finally adopted
hey hvor Of sappyns HoeOlen 9th vs;er
lair sud equitable terms bat not ACCORDING 70 the III
ksSOrs the LesislstsIe
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-12-05
Legislative News.

Our readers must be content with a sum
mary of Legislative proceedings. Editorial
~ noticed this week. Several important bills
have been introduced and will doubtless elic-
it considerable discussion. The banking svs-
tcm rs it exists in South Carolina will, and
ought to undergo the most thorough invcsti-
CATION. The voice of the State cries for re-
forin, and we hope our Legislature will throw
around these banks-thcsc private corpora
tons that do not hold themselves amendable
to the laws that be the proper afe.guardc.-
The bill introduced for the repeal of the Usu-
ry Laws, VIC feel inclined to favor believing
that it will operate for the public welfare ;
leaving las our Executive Magistrate in his
Message has Intimately the legal rate Of in
forest at per cent. where no contract is
made. The revision of our Statute law and
It's codi6cation we regard highly important,
and we are glad to sec that tho Grand Juries
of most of the districts have recommended
action upon this subject and that our Legis-
lators seeing its Importance, have concluded
to act upon this their suggestion. Other bills
of minor importance are engaging the wis
dom of the Legislature. Time forbids our
speaking further
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-12-05
U Gll5 gzl5@ w IEl5 20 W R.DIz lGRs

CRiME IN NEW YoRK- The Grand Jury of
New York, in their prcsentment state that
''thc Ponitentiary at Blackwelps Island, at
the present time, is crowded with inmates, a
part of the female department. being allotted
to the males, and unless stop is put to
crime, the prison must be enlarged in order
to provide for their necessities"
CALIco VS.. SlLK.--rhc Providence journal
advocates the establishment of Calico ST.
ciety, ondurgcs the ladies of that city to wear
the products of their home manufactures.
CorroN Fourcar loads of cotton,
149 bales were burned on Saturday morning
last, near Quitman, Mississippi. Loss about
$1,000.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-12-05
contractors, and laborers.

contractors, and laborers.
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY AND REGISTRATION.
trust the General Assembly will con-
tinuc its patronage to the Geological Sur
vcy of the State, and to the Registration of
the Births, Deaths and Marriages. Diff,
cultics must attend both undertakings, in
theirincipcncy. But am persuaded that
in the clever reports on those subjects, you
will find reason TO be encouraged in pursu-
ing them, The report of the Geological
Surveyor, and that of the Adiutant and
Inspector General are herewith submitted,
together with Major Parker's report on the
variations of the Magnetic Needle.
That your deliberations may be directed
for good to the public veal is my sincere
prayer.
Into your hands the affairs of the com
monwcalth are committed.
r. L. w. ALL.sroN.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-12-05
Our Academy.

We wonld respectfully invite the attention
of the public, and more particularly this nl-
mediate community, to an advertisement to
be found on another page, and signed 10y sew
eral gentlemen, whereby it viii be seen that
Mr.. WILLIAM NJ. HEATH will take charge of
the Academy at this place for the ensuing
yeor-l858. We hope an effort on the part
of our citizens to secure Mr.. HEArn a good
school will be made. Nothing constitutes so
much to Village advancement and prosperity
as good Schools.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-12-05
President of the S. C. college.

Judge A. b. LoNGsTREsr has bcrn elected
President of our State Iustitdton. He is
said to be "a man of decided character and
talent We only know him through his play
full writings which have immortalized him
The reorganization of the College. with 30
distinguished gentleman at is bead, must
command the admiration and support Of lie
people ofour own State, and those beyond her
borders.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-12-05
For Ws,lhalla.

The Charleston Nercmy says that Captain
WiEriNc, formerly of the Co. ruicus, arri,-
ed Mt that port in his new bar, Gauss, with
q large and valuable cargo, and two hundred
and thirty eight passengers from Bremcn--
Among his passengers was Mr.. l.. ComEN, the
Artist, who returns after a long residence
abroad in the study and practice of his art.
Many of the passengcrsare destined for the
Walhalla settlement, Pickens District.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-12-05
Strange.

The Edgefcld Adoertise,, of last week Says
that Mr.. GEo d. TiLLNAN, who killed aman
named CHRISTIAN some months since, in COM
pany with some of his friends, camo to the
Jail in that place on Sunday evening last, but
staid only u few hours. It is said thqthe
has: becn to Niearagup with Walker. In con-
versation with a friend, Mr.. Tillman said that
it was his intention to he there last Court
but was prevented by an ATTACK Of yellow fe-
yer, in New Orleans. From somo ncomprc-
hcnsible cause, Mr.. Tilman was not commit.
ted to Jail, but it is expected, or reported that
he is to be thcre next Spring to answer the
charge alleged against him.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-12-05
The South Carolina colleen.

The following honors and appointments
have been awarded to graduates oftbis insti-
tuition: a
IIoNoRs. -W.$T. WHrrE, Abbeville; q. L.
RIVERS, Charleston.
AProIHTaESTs.-L X, GLASGOW; Newber-
ry II. NJ. LAsEY, orangebmg; J. H. CA1D-
WELL, Newborry; Jas. McINTosH, Darling
ton; j. Ill. Thomson, Beaufort; a. L. Nc
GowAS Laurensj G. a. WARDi Nv, Able
vile.
MEXICO Intelligence from Mexico informs
,ns.that that country was distracted, and it
was believed upon the eve Of revolution,
theobject Of which Is to make Santa Anna
Eresident. w.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-12-05
Comptroller General.

The Hon. THos. j. PIcKENs has been cleo
ted Comptroller General We feel satisfied
that MIR. PlcKENs will discharge the duties of
his office crcditably to himself and satisfac-
torly to the State.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1857-12-05
X E0 W + E COU Ri Err,
RoB'T. A. THOMPSON, Editor.

TERMS.-$l.5 80 per annum, in advance. If
payment be delayed until after the expiration of
the year. $500 For six months, 75 cents in
advance.
EhvnWiscmcnts inserted az .iis ;;aiinI I;ine