The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1866-12-13
NO. 4e
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Charleston on Wednesday. These immi-
grants intend to settle in South Carolina,
being mostly connected with German fam
lilies already resident here.
a colony of Poles are about locating in
the Wilderness, famous as the battle
ground between the contcnding armies of
Lee. slooke: and Grant. Gen. Tochman,
a Polish exile in this country, is at the
head o! the colony.
Dobbs says that beauties generally die
old maids They set such va ue on them
selves that they don't find o purchaser till
the market is closed
A law exists in Germany to prevent
drinking on the Sabbath during Divine
service 1t runs thus: '.Any person drink.
ing in an ale house during service on Sun.
day, or other holiday, may legally depart
without paying"
The Tuskegee (Ala.) News cautions its
readers against inducements recently hold
out to them to remove to Texas. Men Of
good judgment have just returned from
that State. and state that the or. ps rep rt.
ed N that quarter are con6ned to q few
tarns.A
SANFORD Conover, the witness charged
with perjury in the plot charging Jefferson
DAVIS with MIR Lincoin's assassination, is
yet lii Jail He decl that he is inno-
cent. lie has been unsuccessful in getting
bail, and has been presented by the grand
jury Ii is stated also that he has been
indicted Tor perjury.
The votes which have been thus far
taken In the several annual conferences of
the Southern Methodists. indicate the rat
ihcation, by large majority Of the propo-
se; change ri the name OF the Church to
Episcopal Methodist Church, and the pro.
posed introduction of lay representation in
to the General q, nerences. ia
Somebody ought to tumble the editor
oi the Wilcox County News int, the Ala
bama. and Iut couple of hers or pig metal
ON him ndtii he learns to keep cool. He
IS indignant at the declaration of Halls
j@AfAa Of fiea Sh thar husband and wife
Shouts sleep IN sepa, ate rooms. declaring
that iJr. HAIL can sleep how, when and
where be ple.ses, but for himself, he in.
tends to sleep where he can defend his wife
against the rats aai al other nocturnal
foes as long as he has cot one to defend.
The case Of child being frightened to
death is given in Wisconsin papers The
child was ut play upon the doorsteps of
nclShbor, when man threatened to shut
it up in dark room. This so frightened. I.
the little foley, that he ran into hi moth
er and Tell in payoxys:-,s on the floor. It
sicsened from the fright and never recov-
cred, and when dying, said, Papa, don't
let me die; | never will go on the steps
again"
The Treasury Department have discov-
cred tha, couHterie,ts Of 500 notes of the
First National Bank OF Boston. the S1OO
notes oi the First National Bank of C,n-
cinna;i, aud the 500 notes of the Nation
al Bank o! New York City, ar in circu-
iation. The counterleits of the latter nam.
ed Eotcs are pronounced excellent, the en-
CRAVING being first class. and the general
appearance good The on.y difference
known 10 exist Is III the letter ''T' in the
word maintain near the female figure on
tho righr hand side OF tie face of the note.
that letter being imperfect in the counter
III; issue
a more terrible spectacle, saws the
National intelligcncer, can hardly be con-
ccivei than is to be seen within dozen
rods o! the Arlington mansion A circu.
lar pit, twenty feet deep and the same in
diameter, has oeen sunk by the side of the
lower Garden, cemented and divided into
compartments, and down to this gloomy
receptacle ar cast the bones of such sol.
dIers as perlshed on the field, and either
were not buried at all or were so covered
up as to have their bones mingled indis-
crimlnateiy together. At that time we
looked into this gloomy cavern. literal
Gol%otha, there were piled together skulls
IN one DIVISION. legs in another, arms in
another, and rios in another, what we're
estimated as the bones of two thousand
human heings.
The Miss Julia Gregg, who went with
the six hundred negro emigrants to Libe.
ria, Is sister OF General Maxcy Gregg.
OF Gu: State. She has for several wears
cherished this idea of benefltting the
African race at the sacrifice OF her person.
al comfort, and e.ubraces this as the frat
eligible Opportunity of carrying out her
cherished scheme.
1t may be the duty of the white race to
90 that far IN their devotion to the amelio-
ration ct the black race, but if so, We, for
one dane Saa ~