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dissolution OF CO-PARTNER-
ID SHIP.-The firm of RODOEY & CO., is this
day dissolved by the expiration of the term. The
name of the firm will only be used in settling the
business of the concern and in order to pay the
debts of the concern, prompt and immediate pay
ment will be required in every instance.
D. c. RODDEY,
JOSEPH WYLIE,
T. HENRY MOFFATT.
Rock Hill, Feb. 6, 1858. 6f
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Correspondence ofthe South Carolinian.
WASHINGTON, April "a.

Correspondence Of the South Caroltntan.
WASHINGTON, April "a.
The House are again upon the Kansas bill. The
question was on tho postponement to the second
Monday in May. So far, this has been carried
for postponement, by o majority of four votes
This isan unfavorable indication as to the passage
of the bill, as the supporters Of the bill wished to
bring it to q Vete on Monday Unfortunately, the
vote for postponement isxsaY a by q few Of the
Southern members breaking IN this subject
1t is q great pity that ENC cannot be united
on this question. "aqe a short speech in
the Senate, Sssserda FeositiOn to the bill re.
objects agafl& th4 because "it proposes to
them 1.-THE people 8hsas) only one side" 1t
holds out to them I6ducement, 'if You will &C.
eept the Lecomn constitution, come immedi-
ately into the Utx d and you shall have the bene-
fits Of the landS If you will not come in under
that CONSTITUTED SPyou shall not come in it all I'M
til you shall 5ee arrived at a stage when You
shall have population sufficient, according to the
ratio Of representation, to demand one representa-
tive"
The House have adjourned without disposing Of
q pending motion for the previous question. So
that on Monday, the Kansas matter will still
come up.
There is an immense mass of business before
Congress waiting to be acted upon. The early
period fixed for adjournment will hardly give suf-
fcient time for q full consideration of all the ques-
tions pending of importance. The Kansas matter
is in the way Of everything else, and very little
useful legislation can be accomplished untll 1t Is
disposed of one way or the other.
The correspondence between Mr.. Cass and Lord
Napier. on the subject of the slave trade, was sent
into the Senate, yesterday. 1t is very able and
interesting, and shows up the hypocrisy of Eng
land in a very rich style. CoNGAREE.
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FRESd SUPPLIES!

WE have received, and are now receiving,
w from the New York market, a new STOCK of
SPRING &c SUMMER
CLOTHING, Gentiemen's Furnishing Goods, &C.,
to. which we invite the attention of our friends
and customers.
The assortment is complete, comprising the Ia
test styles of both fue and common material, pur.
chased upon terms which enable US to offer as
good bargains as can be found in this latitude.
Give MS q call. and examine the new stock be-
fore buyingselsewhere.
SIMRIL g. WILLIAMS. 20
April 90 II If :
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WEEDS PATENT SEWING MAcH1NE.-The Editor
Of the C!evelagtT Ohio) Plaiudealer, says: Sew,
ing Machines are a subject of the greatest interest
in this vicinity, as they affect the labor of every
family in the land. With q view of purchasing
and Of examining every kind, to find the best, we
spent several days while in New York. in minutest
inspection of all kinds now in market, and our
conclusions were in favor of Weeds Patent, as the
most reliable Machine to put in the hands of every
one throughout the State. We purchased one OF them
aud have used it some time, and our opinion is
more than confirmed for it does every kind of sew
ing on cloth or leather, does its work strong, nice
and rapidly, and has never been out of working
order since it come into our family, and it is so
simple as seemingly impossible to get out of order
or require repairs more than any ordinary person
can perform. 1t is nicely ornamented, and makes
an ornament to the furniture of q pal.or. 1t is
very strong aud little liable to wear out. Its ope-
ra.ion can be easily learned with the printed direc-
tons for a guide, and when any familyhas learned
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The Weather.


A letter received from q friend, dated Dallas,
N. c., April, %, 8 o'clock, q. m. informs US that
it was showing rapidly at that place.
At Charlotte, N. c., yesterday morning, the
ground was frozen and ice was visible everywhere
in the neighborhood. On the line Of the Charlotte
Railroad, the effects of a heavy frost were plain
~ seen.
Our advices from every section, Of the Green
vile and Charlotte lines of Railroad, state that the
cold was severe, and that great damage has been
done to crops.
Planters will be compelled in many sections to
replant.
A friend writing to us from Edge6eld, says that
on Saturday morning there was considerable frost
in that vicinity, but hopes are entertained that no
serious damage will result therefrom. Cotton not
being up sufficiently, perhaps to effect the stands.
We learn that snow fell both in Greenville and
Anderson, though it melted as soon as it fell
There was ice in several localities and it is feared
the cotton crop is seriously injured. The wheat
crop too, is doubtless injured to some extent.
There was a slight fall of snow mingled with
sleet in Newberry, as we learn from the Conserra-
tst.
In this city the frost was very light but in the
suburbs and neighborhood We understand it was
more severe.-Colum6ia Guardian, 18th inst.
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A NEW INVENTION

1T was said in olden times that "there's nothing
l. new under the sun" But I, MILES JOHN
SON, beg to correct this error publicly; md an
nounce to the pu' lie that there's something new
UNDER A SHED, just in the rear of Lewis and
Kerr's old stand in the shape of a new machine,
the production of Southern genius, for the purpose
of STUFFING all kinds Of
LEATHER COLLARS,
in the ueatest possible style; in a manner which
efectually guards against injury to the 'oeast OF
burden - and 80 much like a "streak OF light
ming" that the cost thereof, collar and all, be-
comes q mere ''mstter Of moonshine."
On the shortest notice, I, MILES, can furnish
any number of COLLARS; perfectly made; war
ranted not to "hurt;" of sound materials, and in
fnitely superior to Yankee manufacture.
Stand back, wooden nutmegs, and give way to
the triumphant march of Southern Improvement
listen to the tocsin of Southern Independence, and
tremble!
Call and see the "mershine :" and take away a
sample of the wonderful handicraft Of
MILES JOHNSON.
N. B.-MILES JOHNSON has. in his employ
the most skillful SADDLE-MAKER in the South.
ern States; and he de6es the whole country to
turn out a better article at q cheaper rate. When
you have seen the machine, walk up stairs over
WEIKERT g. McCANTS Carriage Factory!
April l IL 3m
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NOTICE.--All my NOTES and ACCOUNTS,
~ have been placed in the hands OF Messrs.
CLAWSON and JACKSON for collection, and il
not paid at once, will be sued on. Pay and save
cost. "
March II 10 u
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NOTICE.-All Guardians, Trustees, Com
~ mittees, &C., are required to make their An
uual Returns before the Commissioner, on or be.
fore the FIRST OF MAY next, or o rule will be
issued against them.
JNO. L. MILLER, c. E. Y. D.
March 4 tt
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LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the Post Office at Yorkville,
IL 8. c., on the FIRST OF APRIL, 1868.
which if not taken out within three months, will
be sent to the Post Office Department as dead let
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8g gast Gbenirg's Mlal.
aHREaHEaA@
Columbla Market.

Columbla MarEet.
COLUMBIA, April rs.
There were o fewsamrles offered, yesterday, all
of which found ready sale, at lo@l2tc. for ordi-
nary to fair, and choice 12ac.; and at these quo
tations the market closed very firm.
Charleston Market.
CHARLESTON, April q.
Sales of cotton to-day ZOO bales, at II to lSc.
prices advancing.
New York Market.
New YORK, April p.
Sales of cotton to-day 1000 bales, at firm rates.
General Walkers Trial.
NEW ORLEANS, April &c.
General William Walkers trial has been post
poned until the 4th Monday in May.
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The State of. So. Carolina

AND TITLES, MAGISTRATES'
IL Summons and Recognizanees; Commissions
to Examine Witnesses, Ca. Sa.,, Ca. So. on Sum.
Pro-, Sub. ad Res, Writ in Attachment. &C., to-
gether with all kinds Of Law Blanks in common
use. For sale at the ENQUIRER OFFICE, and will
be sent by mail to any address, postage prepaid,
ut One Dollar per Quire.
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PRIZES.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY,

5,485 Prizes amounting to......"...$320,00 Coz
Whole Tickets $10-Hdlpes $5-Quarters $3.50.
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Congressional.

Congressional.
WASHINGTON, April 26.
The Senate has adjourned without taking any
action on the Kansas bill. The matter will be up
again tomorrow, but the vote will not probably be
taken until the latter part of the week.
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QLanoiaates.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

I EGISLATURE.--The friends of DAN
IL lei WILLIAMS, Esq, respectfully announce
him as q Candidate to represent the people of
York District, ia the next Legislature.
April8 Ia to
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16
+. ToDD, Sec'y

John Beal and Henry Arfman, who were
convicted Of stealing couple of weeks
ago, end were in the custody of the Sher.
it for their appearance at next court, eff.
feeted their escape on Saturday night last.
They were hobbled and chained to the
floor. the chain being secured by . pad.
lock. By some means they succeeded in
breaking or opening the lock, thus freeing
themselves from the floor, aud then cut
the hinges of the door and stepped out,
carrying the hobbies and chains with them.
No blame can properly attach to the sher.
iii, as be took every precaution he deemed
essential 70 prevent their escape. He
hired man TO guard them during The
night, but instead of watching he went to
sleep in the room adjoining the one occu.
pied BY the prisoners. and they made their
escape without disturbing him. They
were pursued, but up to the time of going
to press, no tidings AVE been received Of
them. .. -.....
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16

The Central COMMITTEES Of Pottawata-
mic county have
"Resolred, That general mass meeting
Of the Democracy be held in this city, on
the 18th inst, to convene in the afternoon
and evening, as soon - the business oil
the county convention shall be concluded
and that our Democratic friends Of Cass,
Mills, Harrison, Shelby, Monona and
Woodbury. counties, and Of Doas! las, So.
py and Washington counties, Nebraska
Territory, and also the Democratic mem
bers Of the Nebraska Legislature. be invi-
ted to meet and participate with Us on that
occasion"
Able speakers viii be present, and eve.
ry opportunity improved to have good,
old-fashioned Democratic gathering. The
inyincible Democracy Of old Pottawata
mic are wide awake to the duty they owe
the people Of the State in aiding to cor
rect the evils Of Republican misrule, and
right manfully are they progressing with
the good work. The Bugle, always vigi.
liant, is sa!;..::y defending the principles
and men Of the Democracy, and portray
ing, in manner not to be misunderstood,
the reckless and criminal extravaganza Of
the Republican officials in so wofully Grip
ping the progress Of our State. We hope
that q delegation Of the Democratic party
of Woodbury. may End it convenisnt to &C
cept the invitation Of our neighbors Of
Pottawatamie, and join in the Democratic
at Council Bluffs on the 18th.
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These gentlemen claim to be Democrats
par excellence-too pure TO recognize the
Official scts of the rsbel democracy in con-
vention assembled-yet not too pure to q.
ert all the means in their power in advance
Of the convention to induce this same rsb.
81 to sustain their own pete, nor yet too
pure TO 80 into convention with them, and
strive for the success of their favorites.
Their regard for the public interest will not
permit them 70 allow politics to influence
their votes for county officers therefore
they will evince their democracy BY their
own protsstation Of devotion to principle,
while they vote for . clerk regularly nom.
mated By black republican convention,
and Who represents The principles Of thai
party. Their opposition they aver extends
20 further than the county ticket, yet they
have not word TO s.y in favor of the
election Of N. G. WYArr for District Judge,
while they are loud in the praise of Mr..
HusBARD, the republican candidate for the
same Office, and are solicitous 10 have il
particularly understood that they do not
wish to say aught TO the dispsrsgement Of
HOWE. the Republican candidate for Die
trict Attorney, and are profoundly silent
in regard TO the Congressman snd the
State ticket Nov this may be Dsmocra.
cy purified, but for al practical purposes
We are 1t . loss 10 determine wherein it
falls short Of being genuine Republican
ism. .... ...,.
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a Secret.

We are not in the habit of alluding b
the Affairs of our neighbors, but ws can
not refrain from letting our readers into
the secret that Messrs. BucHauckEs 4
MEYER received by the ogden" . los Of
superb apples, which, We have aseertai nsd.
they have concluded 70 dispose of fss .
triaing consideration. A dozen az tAsm
placed on our table BY these gentlemen
set !all hands to "jawiDS." Assas. B. q
\. have also . general variety Of plaia
and fancy :grocsries, 10, which thsy ass
disposins Of - reasonable rates. Cali
and see them. atstr.f .fs
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The Jlagassnes for sspae nSsr.

"HAnpER," for this month, is on our t..
bic, filled, a. usual, With the choicest and
most instructive reading matter. The en-.
cravings are particularly attractive and
interesting, and we'll sustain the repata.
ton Of this magazine - ono Of our best
illustrated monthliss. "HAsPEs" is ever
welcome.
GoDEY's LADY's Book contains its won't
ed variety Of brilliant plates. and its pages
are well stored with useful information and
amusement for the elan for which the
BOOK j. intended. Every centre table
should b. graced With . copy Of GoDEY.
ARrHus's Hons MAGAxlsE has recent
y donued new and beautiful exterior,
while its columns contain the most select
and vslusbls articles, making il justly
rank among the best magasisss sxtant.
All are acquainted with the interesting
and highly moral tons Of oil Of Mr.. Ar.
rHua's productions, while the chssts and
beautiful articles from the pen Of VIRGINIA
+. TOWNSEND give 70 the Home Magazine
90 irresistible charm.
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se~Ss 49, -
- GssuH comet Of Charles ", for
wnfiA astroDmsn have been anxiously
sv5ip;ng tn Ravens for severd ysaSb
past, kas q IDigth made it, appearance,
sass3s preAcssd journey throsgh -
dist rseio.ss Of space, and 10 ~ VII
blsso The I'D eye. It. location i IN
the vest, 4 n altitude Of about I ;. -
80 N. The first recorded observation Of
this comet vas in the year 1894, and its
disappearance took place on the End Of
October Q. that year, which happened to
be the day ON which Pope Urban ~. died.
After an absence of 3s7 years, 4 agsin
made il appearance in l55s, snd vas Oh.
served BY Paul Fabricius, Astronomer 70
Charles ", who executed map Of its
path, which was pobiishsd in November
Of hat year. The Emperor considered it
~ . special omen Of bis own approaching
death but be lived for some years after.
ward. Il was then described - great
and brillisnt star. IL codrss vas through
Virgo and Bootss, past the poll 81 ths hsa-
vsns into Cepbeus and Csssiopsia." Ths
celebrated Dr. Haley catcalaisd it, Gle.
mens more than ) century aAsr~ard, and
several others after him. Il vas expected
to return in ls48 or thercabouts, the orbits
Of comets being somewhat irregular, and
their motions being much affected BY the
pondsrous orbs Of Jupiter and Saturn. II
Is probably owing 70 these rstardaiions
that il has been ten years longer On it,
way than was anticipated. . ..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-09-16
Meeting 1t DnishlanA.

Aeeesn4 at 0n1thlanA.
Pursuant to previous call, the eit;sens Of
Little Siosx valley met in mass meeting 1t
Snithlsnd On the 18th day Of September.
1855, y taks into consideration the con.
duct q the County Judge and the prsvi.
ous ofieers, 10 the management of the II.
fairs n die county.
The meeting WAS called to order BY sp-
pointing ABEL SxIrs, Esq, IS Chairman,
and E. TsDD, Secretary.
On motion, the coairman stated the oh.
ject of the meeting. which was to express
the views Of the veters Of Little Sioux
Valley" in relation to the extrsvagant use
the County Judge Was making of tho
county funds in building such an expen.
sive Jail, and paying such extravagant
prices for erecting bridges.
There being delegation ps ssent from
Sioux City, they were requested h make
statement of the condition of the finances
Of the county, which vas ably done BY
Messrs. Stutsmsn, Hubbard and Bosler.
On motion, the chair appointed . com.
mittee Of Eve on resolutions, ~ follows -
G. L. SWEET, o. Plato. s. II. Day, ].
Vanzant and o. B. Smith. aaas@
During the absence Of the COMMITTEES
the chairman addressed the meeting in an
able manner, showing how things had been
done up amongst the county officials and
the county generally. ...
RESOLUTIONS.
Resoircd, That We unanimously demur
to the proceedings of our present county
Judge, in building such . jail - he has
now contracted for under our present &.
nancisl affairs. -...... .....
Resolved, That there be committee Of
Eve appointed from different parts of the
county 70 cooperate With the proper Off.
GERS to cali our previous and present coun-
ty officers to q financial settlement, and
look into the legality Of their previous pro-
ceedings, and publish an account of the
presen. financial state Of our county in
the Sioux City Register and Sioux City
Eagle.
RESOLVED, That the chair appoint COM
mittee to cooperate with the present nee.
essary officers, from all parts OF the coun-
y.
Resolred, That there be . vote of indix.
nation taken by the meeting against the
man who bid off the land of our settlers
for the taxes Of '55 and Sc.
Resolred, That we confer with all the
county, and all men be required to pay
according to their means to defray the ex-
penses Of the committee in the investiga.
ton of our county affairs.
Resolred, That we, as q community, will
meet with any other part of the county BY
delegation and confer with them in similar
meetings. o. PLATO, Foreman,
J. VANZANT,
s. DAY,
". d. SMl liz
G. L. SWEET,
Comm ttes.
On motion, the chair appointed the fol-
lowing committee to wait upon the county
judge and ask him politely to vacate his
present Office, viz:
L. r. Kirk, NJ. Townsley and l.. Bacon.
Also appointed committee of five to
reques, the former and the present county
officers to make settlement of the affairs
OF this county and have them published
according to law. as follows:
o. B. Smith, Enos S,u,sman, Z. r. Kirk,
A. W. Hubbard and J. p. Allison.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
ABEL SMITH, Chairman.
Z. ToDD, Sec'y.
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A party Of gsnslsmsa Of thiS plsce, con.
sisting Of Assses. Ksansrly, Melissa Ray
holds, MARI, Chape:, Trsdway, WiImsas,
Buchanan, Carrier, lsit on Friday Lest for
> weeks sport among The baGAlo il Da-
kotA Territory. Buffalo ere said 10 b.
plenty about ten miles from the mouth Of
james river, and ~ some Of The party ass
By no means novicss IN frontier life, We
prsdiss that W gsss will have . serious
Gms. s3t 44
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~ Our thsaks ars hereby rendered 70
our friend JAMES DosAIDy-more famiI.
iarly known y Jimmy wild the mules
for . prsseot Of large aud excellent
squash, aud Ios Of the finest potatoes We
have seen this season. Jimmy's oil right
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sion Of the horses Aksee seeks before l 70.
esived the handful, end that vlthin ~
days after ] received lie handful Tie own.
- same - ssss;ys1s heir psepesy;
snA I an sepsspd - prove II trsik =
thb stase.est y esed asd usiepealhs-
be ~isossss. Dbl lsny e chasses. and
dsI ~ ~ - prosfi Iss l DO, NOS
enthusiastically pronounce your charges to
be unfounded, untrue, and unnitigatsd
fiisehoods, and ! demand your proof
Asd l dare you, Mr.. Not Signer," to
give your name to the public, and be you
who you may, ! will prove You to be . liar,
. seoupdrel and . slandering villain. You
can have had only one object in traducing
my Official scts, and that i 70 subserve
certain electiopeering interests. But this
is the lest time sbsll notice you until you
have the Independence to give your name
V Tie public.
GEORGE L. TACKETT.
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Expenses Of ONE YEAR. So. 42l4,06S 81
What think you Of this : Ordinary ex.
penses OF State government over t,eo ham
dred and fourteen thousand dollars, and
the total expenses over THREE HUN
DRIED AND SEvENTY-ONE THOU
SAND DOLLARS IN ONE YEAR.
Again this same Auditor in this report
estimates the expenditures for 1858 and
1859, n $423,4l2 80, or $27l,7oS 40 each
year. ..a. .aa
Below ws append table, showing the
expenditures esch year under the different
administrations, and No ask every cisisen
Of lows, every tax .paysr and every voter
10 look q il and think upon is:
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- Sickness IN our family duriag .
part " lest wssh, must account for any
ds6cissciss in % dsy's pspss. We viii b.
oil RICH: agaia nsxt week.