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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-04-23

a Dutch paper in the interior Of Penn.
sy'vania expresses its opinion Of President
Buchanan's inaugural in the following la.
cid aud couciSe terms: "Uud der Deutehes
yer sameIuug wher echt met die grosen In.
aural ioon der Shamcs Buchanan. sell j,h
shaney, der hummelrigi, der Ecmocrati>y
nichtN cum arauS! Der Llau! Elm p,elzel!
Soon tie. Sw"isacepe holumol >wei glasses
lager night away. Secretary der Sweilzer
Cheesen i'on der Washington mil Jackson
si,utiehoarden. Der Schmidil-Ni! Der
Nig' Nj Der Schwartzenhoveri Nj,
tn blale hmuerger NIT strongiogo! Elm
glassen bier mi. preiEell Soouiilc, Yah,"
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-04-23
THE CAROLINA SPARTAN.
BY eCAVIS & TRIMMER.
T. %. P, VERNON, Associate Editor,

Price Two DoLLARs per annum in advance or
Ss.50 At the end of the year. lfnot paid until
:, after the year expires S3. 90.
Payment will be considered in advance if made
within three months.
No subscription taken for less than six months.
Money may be RENTED through postmasters at
our risk. -
Advertisements inserted ut the usual rates, and
contracts made on reasonable terms.
Tie SkARraN crcuffses largely over this and
adjoining districts. and offers admirable medium
20 our friends to reach customers.
job work Of all kinds promptly executed.
Blanks, Law aud Equity, continually on hand
br priu. ed to order
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-04-23

a (oUNG LADY SLANDGRED. AT the
recent Court of Common Pleas Tor Green
viii District there WAS u case Of slander-a
foul >lander, on youn :. innocent and beau.
uiuI schoo! g,ri, just verIing into woman
hood. She brought her action, bv her
father, in vinhcau1n of her character. and
a Greenviile jury awarded her the sum OF
four thousand dollars. We hope this yer
dict viii show the world the estimate pu,
on character toy - G. ecnviIe jury. The de.
iendant was man "f property, and he fed
the country, with hi> family, but the yer.
dict shall owe take him. Not one dollar
however, Is tie plGuiiir disposed to touch;
but her counsel have not the Same dehcacv
OF feeling or repugnauce to the touch OF the
defendants money. Afer the paymeu, oi
counsel fees, the remainder can bs appro.
priaied TO various patriotic and charitable
purposes, without offending the dylicacy OF
any one. The slauderer must 10 pan.
ished.- Greenpiiie Patriot.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-04-23

HE NEW Use OF COTTON SEED-In ~
recent number of the New Orleans Creole.
we tind very Interesting description of an
establishment in that city for the manufsc-
ture OF oil from cotton seed. After descri-
bing the process, the Creole SAYS:
Cotton seed has heretofore been regarded
as useful only for the purpose OF manure.
II has added nothing 10 the value Of South
ern productions; but IL is now shown TO be
little inferior in intrinsic value TO the silky
fibre in which it is enclosed.
The establishment to which we allude
produces five hundred barrels Of oil per day.
from the diy cotton seed a novel and
beautiful piece of machinery huIIs il with
the utmost precision and the greatest ra-
pldity, leaving The oily meat free from eyerv
foreign substance. Exposed to a considera.
hIc heat, aud subjected 10 pressure. oil il
produced, which, by new chemical nro.
cess of clarlicaIion. becomes fiji for every
purpose for which olive, lard, or sperm oil
Is adapted.
To day, it is used on the tables OF manv
OF oar citizen as olive oil Il burns in The
solar and astral lamps in our parlors. Its
used on machinery as a lubricator and an
swers every other purpose for which fine
native or foreign oil is needed.
The establishment is self sustaining. The
refuse hnIlS furniSh the fuel to drive The en-
gines. Not single stick of wood has been
purchased since the machinery was first Nh,
IN motion. As an experiment. norton of
the accumulation Of the waste has been
shipped TO the North 10 be worked M into
Gookbinders boards, for which purpose this
material Is believed TO be admirably auaot-
ed. xix months have not vet elapsed since
The machinery was set in motion, and now
The oil Is finding its way into the country
III preference 10 lard or sperm oil, and is for
sale IN many establishments Of this CITY.
he sale Is quite equal 10 the possibility Of
production.
The effect Of this favorable experiment
with cotton seed upon our domestic econo.
my is likely 10 be most favorable. For
years the price of pork has steadily advan.
ced. We are burning up so many hogs,
IN the shape OF oil, that the price Of meat.
unless Il new source of oil had been discoy.
cred, must have proved a serious unconye.
rence. Let however, the cotton seed
which now rotS in millions of tons on our
plantations, be pressed into nil, and the
South will be independent Of Northern fish.
e'men, and instead OF being consumers, will
soon beco ::e exporters of oils that are su.
PerIor 10 aud cheaper than any other now
used. The cotton fields will prove richer
mnes OF wealth than the most productive
gold bearing States of California. Pork.
no longer wasted for light, OF manufactured
into table oil, or into perfumery for the
toilet, can again be furnished for i've or ten
dollars per barrel.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-04-23
New Way of Detecting COunterfeits.

DIR. John y. DYE, Of New York, has come
before the public with a new plan for detect.
ing counterfeit, spurious and altered notes.
lie presents it in Dyes Wall street Broker,
and he pledges himself TO take every coun-
terfeit, new or old. AT lis full value, that is
not thoroughly described in his publications
so nearly as to be detected; aud /, is to
make no difference whether the bill is now
IN existence or should come into existence
months or year hence. The plan of de.
lection is set forth in English, German and
French. Ihe character Of all genuine and
spurious bills is minu,eIy described. Seven
rules for detection are given, as follows.
First. Examine the form and features
OF all human figures on the note. If the
forms are graceful and features distinct. ex.
anime the drapery-see if the folds Law
natural; and the hair Of the head should be
observed, and see if the fine strands can be
seen.
Second. Examine the lettering, The title
OF The bank, or the round handwriting on
Tie lace of the note. On tie genuine bills
me work is done with great skill and per.
tectness, and there has never been coun.
te'ielt but was defective in the lettering.
1hrd. The imprint or rengraver's names.
By observing the great perfection of the
different company names-in the evcnness
and shape Of the fine letters, countersei,ers
never get the imprint perfect This rule
alone, if strictly observed, will detect every
counterfeit note in existence.
Fourth. The shading in the back ground
OF the rigne,te, or over or around the letters
forming the name of the bank. on good
bill, IS even and perfect; on counterfeit if.
regular and imperfect.
fyM. Examine well the figures on other
parts of the note containing the denomina.
ton, also letters. Examine we'll the die work
around the figures winch stand for the de-
nomination, to see II it is OF the same char
acier as that which forms the ornamental
work surrounding IL.
Saith. Never take hill ,ha, is deficient
IN any Of the above points, and If your :m-
preston Is bad when you first see il. YOU
had better be careful how you become con-
vlnced, 10 changeyour mind-whe,her your
opinion is not altered as you become con-
fused in looking into the texture of the
Workmanship OF tlie bill.
Seceath. Examine the name of the S.ate,
name of the bank, and name Of The town
where the bank is located. If has been
altered from broken bank, the defects can
be seen, as the alienation will show that i.
has been stamped on.
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and onnhed TIE artists, but the performance went on
and ~ the End the debsaante ana Edgardo received
another onUlusastic summons before tae curtain.
Luchs Great opens the third ao and thh perhaps
the eNt OF the role Mad. de Wihorst was even more
sucoeiul here than In The first act and suug msgnn
gently throughout. She again and again rewarded
with enthusiastic plaudU, and ut the end OF me ACT re-
ceived renewed ovations at the hands OF the puolo
Tberini and Nore both very good and IS whole
the opera was exceedingly well rendered. We have
eoarcey 20 fair Lnois and one, too, 90 emneuty
owp-for Mme dc Whorst has received oil her tut
ton Ut the hands OF . resident master-Mr. hauloccni
We record Madame do Wilhorsps success with the
great Satisfaction. She deserves all, and more. We
have heard native singer equal to her in voice,
method or STYLE while few sopran boAst "a organ
90 pure, fresh and powerful. Madame de Whorst has
every prospect OF most brilliant future Der success
last night was fact altogether unprecedented IN the
htory Of tho lyric STAGE and she will sing the role bet
ter the second night than the nrs for obvious rea
On Friday "Lucia" will be repeated, with Madame
dc Wilhofst and the cast throughout,
The rush last night was something immense. the
streets In the vicinity of the Academy we're blocked up
81, COO. II was great night altogether.
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Birth.
STuARr.-On Tuesday morning, Jan ~, sARAH wife o,
Ben Jamin y. Stuart Esq, Of . son.
Married..

hoyT-BoGRRr.- On Tuesday morning jan 81 by the
Rev Dr. Bede LOUIS THrPsros HoYI 70 MAIZE Asrot
SlIIR, only daughter Ct DR.. X Bose. all OF ID 10 city
HoloohBs-hnKsk -On Wednesday, Jan, IL at the re-
side nee Of the brides iathsr, HssR, HoDJsBs OF the
hrm OF Ten Eytk, Hocembe merchauts Iowa. 20 AVN.
MDnKBn only daughter OF GABRIEL and Caroline Neeker
BurT-hoERs.-At ~ Bsrtholo ne~s church on
Wednesday, Jan. rs, by the Rev Mr.. Jackson, Mr. X
NoCosKRsY Bun 10 Mns FASsu MuRsIs dsusater of
Francis Norris Esq OF Tnrogss Neck, woschcster
county, New York
Jan Is, by the Rev. samuel Cox. WILLIAM 4 sKIDsoas
OF Bfooklyn to Mss EfDsLIs SsAsAs dzpgater o, Leo
naTd A. SEAMAN Esq OF the lormer pace
lIuscs1op-EAros AT Fora Miller, California on
"Wednesday, Doc. By Rev. Mr.. Asger, Lieut. LAxusrr
]. LvISosoS U. :. 10 MARI, dsugser OF d. Joseph
Eaton n. A
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drugght in Baltimore, the papers killed child
by mistake very recently. He mixed lemon Juice with evan
huret OF potassium, nus Developing prussc acid oscs
sonng death They want 70 give potassium everg disorder
now houeh the slightest chemical change converts into
feedy poison Why, potassium Kills calou,eI n
Tar more TO be apprehended than ssbate THEW
give 10 you for scrofus and for rheumatism though con-
yes 18th into consumption and even wnel hey would give
you Iodine TO cure all these mssdes and the only re-
medv for them, they mix with potassium witch desrovs All
s vhoesem effects The only safe certrn remedy To-,
fails u iodine dissolved pure water such as inders
hguid iodine. or pure iodine water sold by ANOERS a
hOsDICk NO second avenue and o62 Broadway, sni O.
H. RING, l92 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-29
Court Calendar-This Day.

7os, 7os, no Sss ia i4s. ito ssS sss, al 49,
gao - aSl lsl $50, %, 27l, 4e2 $780, 2lo 80, 80,
supRENI Characterization Mos. ltT, 81, 21
24s, 249 2t0 446, 447 449 4bl. 468. 4e6, As9, l6l
4e3, l66, 4t7, 400, All, 473, 47b, ATT, 49, Asi 49,
46b, 49, 49, 49, 493. The Court will hear, on each
day any the general colendar, whore the par
ties are ready After the call of the day calendar Part
Nos. no 7b2, $50, 8l2 S2o seS, 800, l02o 1862
los. and from 1917 70 1887, all the even numbers.
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Naval Intelllgence.

The American frigate 81. Lawrence with the broad
pendant Of Commodore Forrest) the American corvette
Germantown, aud the usual Brazilian squadron, was d
Rio Jauero on the leth OF December.
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On BostOr ard The payments include $4,000 California

Inc steamship Illinois, ct this port Aspln WAl,
brings q, los 900 in California gold This with the
remittance, makes aggregate for the Janua
ny, 1857, Of 977 asacs 81 for the same
month last year. Here decrease of ST. s4a 1874 one
month The decrease In receipts Ut this port attrbu.
cd TO the shipments from San Francisco other parts
the world and to the of larger portion Of the
gold product Of California among the population Of that
State. u the opinion Of the best informed business
men Of San Francisco that the direct shipments OF COLA
to New York will for long time be considerably lers
than they have been. With smaller remttsuces Of gold
from California and larger shipments to Europe during
the month Of January this year than usual strikes US
that the preEent expansion In pr,es and creds places
the community In q very dangerous position.
The annual statement OF the Atlantic Mutual Insurance
Company is published in another part Of this sheet
Alter paying So 47Co IS for losses return premiums
and expenses Tire company declare, dividend Of ten
per cent and will pay interest OF six per cent on m
outstanding cerncates and after the Sd OF February,
and win the time redeem In the balance OF
certificates o; 1854 Total Of assets s65o 500 CO.
Total profits Of the company for AN years, S36S3 o3o
Tho of this company for such series of years is
most gratifying and Us statement OF assets after such
disastrous year as the last promises well for the
security Of lis dealers for the future.
The stesmahip Arsgo, at this port from Havre and
Southampton gives four days later fro Europe
The financial intelligence important but Of very un
favorable character. decline In consos OF per cent
is reported with . very active money market. The
lowest price consols reached s3 per cent but they
partially recovered, and closed at 93 GAS for cash.
In consequence Of the I'd vance Ia exchange India,
active demand Tor silver for shipment to the East
was anticipated The cotton market 10 reported quite
dull and much depressed. decline Of q to 4 per cen.
is reported, With very small sales 10 breadstas there
had been change of importance either Ia prices In
movements In the markets TIE Arsgo brings 5000 900
In doubloons for Havana
The Philadelphia Ledger OF this morning states that tho
director OF tho Mint in that CITY, in Of the
pressure upon the establishment small SUNS, of the
Spanish and Mexican quarters, eghhs and sxeenhs o,
dollar, and TO facilitate the exchange ther efor has
made arrangement by which deposits OF such coin will
be received In not lees than Eve dollars paid
for at the premium Mint rate without the Usual delay
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THE INComrhRABLE PEr-pKINCEs IMPROVED
proeAn fountain patented Jan % lbec Is Is5b
Durable. beautiful and usefu-hs labor saving pen With
the many portable styles hand. have
approved style for bankers and Pencils and
other hard rubber goods sold at the 80 broad
corner Of Reade street. ~
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TELEGR APHIC.


The ship Sarah burlington, from New orleane has
touched In the Narrows and remaios with list TO the
starboard She will got of at high water.
the brig Chesapeake Bailey, from Diiien, Ga lumber
laden Ia anchored in Lighthouse Channel With tso feet
water above the deck. She cut through with
OF Sancoty Head
The crew Of the brig Hancock from Jacksonville ar
rived below, suffered terribly ron cola the passage.
one OF the seAmen froze 10 death
Tue OF the British bark Light Brigade from Hsyt,
arrived below, we're hasiy frost bitten.
The steamer X Forbes lett Pr0vncetovn tns morn
ing the bank Island cy, but has returned without
The Forbes henoe this evening learn nothing OF
nip.
The ship wild Hunter si this port, rsporu-Jau IS.
lat $3.50 n, Ion. o9l6 lay 70 in abeavy gale from L.
with high running the wind shifted suddenly to
SIS f., and blew violently breaking OF the bowspr, At
tire knghtheads, earring with II tbs foretopnsu and
mantopg alant mast with everything attached has nsd
succession Of heavy westerly ssles .aa decks esea
30. BOBBY hatch both sides, letting do an
great deal OF water.
HoLmu Hour Jan a. 1887
Arrived bark Edward Everett, from Baltimore for COS
ton. with loss Of deck load Also arrived brig B,ronda
from Georgetown for Newburyport Lost desk load fla
gale Of the 18TH whole Beet vessels al the
driven close TO the shore.
The British brig Herald, from New York fJ' ~! John,
has been driven hard aground near West Chop where
abe remains
me schooner Amonda, IRON New YORK for Boston, is
ashore near Holmes wharf
Considerable damage has been one 10 Union Wharf
aud the Marine Railway Pier.
Arrived January a. brig Susan, from Geo fgeto~n for
Boston Lost deck load ard was carried hard ashore
East Chop.
woons Hour, Jan. rs. 1857.
An unknown bark is badly ashore on the Hedge
Fence.
HALIFAX, Jan. rs, 1857.
wrecked OF Cow Bay, Bsiiax, last night, The crew
were saved.
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CoUTHERN AND WESTERN TRAVELLERS


medicinal diet drink of eminenuy saiu,ary qualities
maraiscared BY himself exclusively At mis- factory
II % made from the best barley tina. can be selected In
Europe with the essence Of an aronac Italian berry,
long since acquired higher uton both Europe
America, than any other diureiic beverage
In gravel, govt and rheumaism, o1strtelOna of
bladder and kidneys, and in general debility rs ELECTS
prompt, decided and nyarabb reliable. Aud only
produced by drinking bad water which IA almost auver
sally he cause Of them opeaies as sure eveaive.
der Of travellers or new residents and Al persona
TONED to them produced by ne neE oil our great
the large quantity of decayed vegetable masr contained
them In state of solution vel know il also tina, Of the
waters OF lime stone regions in producing gravel cLcu and
stone the bladder The matte chnappg IL alb
prevents Diseases which hey oc-qon II s
aso found TO be cure and preventive OF fever
the smosphere and vegea5le pu,rsceaoes n ~ rr OF
those districts In which principally prevail. = he
travelling those pa oonnry
especially well as 10y IN G. immunity where II
has become known account OF s various ohe- remedial
In all OF dropscal tendency ID ,iy only
remedy required when adopted IN the esri stages Of ne
disease dyspepsia maades sheu taken In proper qian
titles diet drink and especially al dinner found rs
uniform experience be entnently he
obstinate when the best of the usual have
failed To afford more t6an temporary relief IN of
6Aulcpcy IL ia immediate nvaria specific:
may be administered in diluted ard proportouats qusnes
eysnto young I'M ants IN AL those OF going pain
the stou ach ard bowels which they e,ptc ally
Jet, az " ell M In the collie of grown persons
its Iadicous adoption Ia connection with III, principal
meals, when sense O. exhaustion dictates
sIs 10 relieve the debility aaeldui prorncea chronic
maades low tempersment ana exhausted Vita encrgy by
whatever cause induced These facts 70 bch Of
The moot eminent medca both Europe and the Uuted
States have borne testimony and which by
Put MP in quart aud pint bottles, in of two
sc smile OF bs spae ON ne sbs For ale y aha
druggists and country merchsn'' n the dried states
Sole Manufactured and Importer
IS ~ and ~ Beaver s.rest New York.
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italian opera-Debut OF Madame Cora %,
xNtlhorsf.


The fourth performance Of Mr. s,rskosch's sesson
given s the Academy last evening, when "Lucis d. Lam
mermcor vas presented, introducing 70 the public .
new Lucia, Madame Cora de wilhorst, who made her
debut before the footlshn.
This event. perhaps the interesting In our operate
history attracted OF the largest audiences ever
within the walls OF the Academy Every scat
Pied and the Hobbies aud aisles nIed 70 overflow
ing. The audience included the de Ia eres OF the
fashionable world with all the critics, lteraieurs
ieur. and dieoAte Old New York Was there and sin.
GUAR 10 say kept a~ske Young Ne-York there sad
remarkable TO ies,s sbated little Of hi, insunsrabe
iogance and did no, annoy every one 10 his vicinity
han rwOthirds OF the time wssa sres, house for
srta, occasion There diamonds furs sad mgtye
antiques enough 10 buy up all Central America, Walker
nd his army included.
The circumstances, under which NINE de wlhors, came
before the pubic well known Il has been only a
shori time Aimee sbe In public at ALL and sr aeup
of last light was an eKcecdipgly hazardous one sue
evitently Old not realize all ~ terrors ul sne appeared
before the lshts. when she evidently almost
vhelmed with the novelty OF the situation. Her resp
ton ~ss most cordial, tbs audience irving per
splendidly, and has already mastered great pJint
IN scuos she was dressed in perfect taste, aud vi
the nnes' stage enect Of the same time HSr asurc is
Tctih, but fsscinstngy symmc,rca ami her face vas
lighted up wnh the most bssutiiu expres,loa. Sac
ackn0w the greeting OF the house VERY grasety
then commenced long and important sesaa end
lag wi that delicious ploroeau expressive OF LUCAS
hopes hrlfnt Al nret Madame de
voice wavered q little. but gaining confidence at o
shower Of Jrduo, for delicious diniaueaso abe sung
,uperby, aud the aria was delicious rhe strong pyiots
a. Madame &c Wihorsts vocalis m-her full true pure
strong soprano votcethe breadth and cooriog Of her
forvwds-we have ALREADY commented upon ~nen sne
sans the concert roou All these appear Ia far bet or
rshi upon sage and the Lucia Of last ngnt not 90
70 affirmed her former tu npas but achieyei q ne- one
much more important Toe mouse sedicgly ennu
sas,c Il the end OF the Grst Msisme DC wthorst
vas ca led before the ourtsn and ved With ali the
honots which attend n genuine success
She mad I'LL too much Impressed from tia ex.
terror 10 act from within she could not give the ROE
i've dramatic rtqulremous which not however isu.
portsht In the slcona she sang IN the cust win
ashton VERY yell The little tnst did IN the wsy of
acting veil her gestures being krscsfu and
her movements the stage free from the gduchses OF
novices generally she hoeever, has several ddle
OF concert 20 forget aud che must also
cease 10 remember that there Is any audience
During the second act some umd person who, eppre-
bending the "ssrrote y had revolver IN his pocket
allowed u 10 fail the floor where one barrel ois
rbsrged Tbs report shocked ,be serves Of the Audience
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THE CHIRIQuI ROUTE.

From the Aspin wall Courier, Jan. 10
II stated In New York letter that the Ohir lul In
provemen Company endeavoring to induce Mr.. van
derbht TO mako their Of transit the land cpnnecuon
for new line between New York and San Francisco ne
supposed 10 be about 10 establish II he s In roofing
out Walker perhaps he may consider the appcaton but
We do mot think be will entertain both matters at the
same time Perhaps effort towards locating on their
line the canal project Of Surgeon WIN. hcDermo1.
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ApLEK1iStNENfS RBsMED RVgRY DAY.
MISCELLANEOUS,

II ElIcATE OLD LADIES AND GENTLEMEN ExPE
y rience robust strength by sanT DR. j aeon wrp
BtRs sanguder II strengthens The whole fnclo,s ~ NJ,
tsre cures dyspegss, eonspausn; removes neur.lg,s
81 10 Depot, 2O2 Bowery. i"'''